The
piano
recital
given
last
moiling"
by'
(lie
senjor
pupils
of
St,
Joseph's
Academy
proved
a
marked
su"ccess.
Tiift
numbers
ver.of..lfie
Highest
order
frbhi
(he
works
of
the
real
composers
and
were
rendered
with
skill
and
expression..
Drief
addresses
were
given
by,
HeV.
Father
Mv,
firath
and
!eofEoi
Munro.
The
program
follows:
,
"Valselle
.(Kirchner),
Miss
Olive
Monro,:
"Nocturne"'
(Chopin),
Miss
Dorothy
Hardic.
"
Traumerei
"
(Schumann)
,
Miss
AEary
(VHrien.
"Chant
8ans
Paroles"
(Tsch-aikowsky),.
Miss
Olive
Cordon.
"Spring
Song"
(Market)
,
Miss
Marie
Murphy.
'ong
.Without
Words;",
op.
38
No.
G
(Mendelssohn;,
Miss
Muriel
Stephens.
"Hhodora,"
(Devanse),
Miss
Agnes'
Hobe'rge.
"Variations
in
C"
(Heethoven),
Miss
Ilutli
(Sillies.
"Mazurka"
op.
7
No.
1
(Chopin),.
Miss
Helen
MeCaffery.
"Minuet
in
Cr"
(Paderewski),
Miss
Audrey
Jlushliy.
"The
Two
Larks"
(LescheUz-;
ky),
Miss
-Kllanne
Holergct
Watl."
(Holfe),
Miss
Mary
MeCaffery.
"Sonata
Patjietinuc"
(Heelho-ven),
Miss
Aletta
McKinley.
".Nocturne"
bp,
32
No.
1
(Chow
pin.
Miss
Margaret
MeCaffery.
"Polacca
Urillanle"
(Weber,
Miss
Lucy
OMlrien.
"If
I.
.Were
a
Hird"
(Jlenselt),
Miss
Mollle
llaydon.
"Vatsu"
op.
G
t"
No.
2
(Chopin),
Miss
Virginia
Hiel.
Following
the
recital"
there
was
distribution
of
diplomas
to
the
successful
students
of
last
year
as
follows:
Intermediate
School
Grade
Silver
medal,-
Miss
Norma
Hogers.
Special
prize
for
application,
Miss
LucyO'Hrien.
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
'.Jiinlof(5'?iynne,
Miss?
Hose
Moran.
Junior
School
Piano,
Miss
Margaret
MeCaffery,
Miss
Aletta
McKinley.
Primary
Piano,
Miss
Marie
Murphy,
Miss
Muriel
Stephens.
Primary.
School
"-lano:
Honors,
Miss
Helen
MeCaffery.
Pass,
Miss
Olive
Munro,
Primary
Theory,
Miss
Virginia
Hiel,
r
F.lejiientary
Theory:
First
Class
Honors,
Miss
Murief
Stephens,
Miss,
Aletta
MrKinley.
Honors,
Miss
Christine
Nuclei.;
Miss
HeIenA'ueIch.
MRS.
CHARLES
EDENSHAW
DIED
AT
MASSETT
ON
I
vAFTERNOOROF
TUESDAY;
Angeles;
W
One
of
the
leading
naliveLori(
women
oi
aiasseu
village
passeii.jjpjr
an,j
away
at
-
o
clock
on
Tuesday
af-1
ternoon
last
when
the.
death
occurred
of
Mrs.
Charles
F.deh-.shavy,
relict
of
the
late"
Haida
'c)iMfand.
isler
of
Henry
Jvlen-slav.
Iter
demise
is
a
great
lds
to
the
native
coinmunity
of
.Masseil
anil
lliere
IS
general
Nat
Irxpm
.
.
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PAGE
FOUI
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SENIOR
PUPILS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
41
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George
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one
GIVE
RECITAL
II
Riot
HKut.
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A-coawo
AtJtTeH-
JSTrVS
W
Tvtpcmb
URWfL
JPr
the
crooks
.cHTTbrse
awa-j-
mTXct
W
rM
Students
of
St.
Joseph's
Academy
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AND
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iivnuniing.
The
4
funeral
takesjMr.
ar)1
Mrs.
Andrew
Young,
C-plaee'loday,
'
jpress,
Man.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
The,vIale
Mrs.'
Edenshaw,
who
stamp
an.l
daughter,
Wayne,
was
about
seventy
years
of
ag9,!fsask.;
Mrs.
Inex
M.
Myrns.
Hazel-is
survived
by
a
large
familynn;
Samuel
Kinley.
Kitwaneta;
among
her
children
being
sonn
nev.
J.
H.
fiibson,
Smithers;
oi
uie
nesi
ami
most
ravoranlv,
Known
present
day
residents
of
Massett
Inlet.
ALFRED
ADAMS
OF
MASSETT
WAS
ON
VISIT
TO
KLAWACK
Alfred
Adams
of
Massed,
whoi
is
visiting,
the
city
as
a
lay
delo-.
gate
to
the
Anglican
diocescn.
synod,
recently,
made
a
gasboatl
trip
wilh
his
family
and
n
eoupl.!:
of
friends
from
Massett
Inlet,
to
x
rWviawacR
near
iir;ig.
west
or
?kagway,
Alaska,
fo
attend
n
.
convention
of
the
Qhrjsljan
F,n,,J
deavor
qnion
of
Alaska,
Mr.;
Ailams
,
found
the
trip
ono
of
great
Irileresl
and
visited
n
number
of
pninls
In
Ihe
neiighliorhood
vofi-Klawack;-
Klawack
he
found
to
begone
of
Ihe
most
progrcs-,
sive
native
villages
in
the
conn-'
try,
The.
natives
Ihere
are
of
a
high
typo
and,
amoag
other
ln-
ullliiMmia
ni-inilnrl
pnnnorloa
n
aawmlll,
genera)
stores
and
a)
movlng.
picture,
house.
The
vil-
lage.
is
electrically
ihrbuglioul.
SKIDEGATE
Most
of
the
residents
around
(he
Inlet
have
ben
laid
up
wiln
iufluenza
anil
soine
of
the
case."
Iiave
been
rather
serious.
H
delayed
Jhe
native
trolling'
fleet
going
lo
Hippo
Island
liut.
nil
are
recove.riii
,und
tlie
fleet
will
be
oil
I
in
strength
soon.
The
molorsliip
I.illehorn,
un
der
charier,
by
Hie
CapadUm
,a-lional,
Came'
into
Queen
Charlotte
City
with
n
cargo
of
coal
for,
the
survey
steamer
l.illooet.
It
was
discharging
on
a
larg9
barge
kept
for
the
purpose.
Splendid
progress
is
beln
made
with
the
repairs
and
additions
to
the
Aliford
Hay
canneries.
When
completed
the
cannery
will
lie
able
to
handle
80.-000
salmon
a
day.
;
School
Inspector
Fraser
In-
spected
all
the
schools
here
recently
joing
to
Saiidspit,
Quee
i
Charlotte,
Skidesate
alnl
,
Dead
II..
..
.
.
..
.1
I.
:
T
f
..
.
much
pleased
with
the
work
BeV
ing
done.
PREPARATION
MADE
FOR
TOURIST
SEASON
BY
RAILWAY
CLEANUP
W.
H.
Tohey.
superih(ei)dept
of
this
division
of
the
Canadian
National
Itailways,
announces
that
this
veek
a
special
effort
is
tiing
.made
all
along
the
line
fo
clean
up
the',
statiouil
section
houses
and
the
right
of
way
with'
-A
view
to
having
everything
clean
and
neat
when
the
tourist
business
starts.
Orders
have
been
sent
out
1o
every
employee
In
do
his
part
in
this
regard.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
P.
Oraham
and
P.
A
Wood,
Toronto;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J
Atkln-
K.
Drake,
A.
John-
Shakespeare,
E.
I".
It.
McMillan.
Van
couver;
I).
.
Davis,
American
Fajls,Idaho;
J.
T.
Itallf,
Ilose-lliir'g'',
'Tiro.;
J'.
II.
Hoar,
Seatlie";
Jlev.
J.
OTIIetl
and
Alfred
'Adanu,
Massett
Fr
Markland,
Lockeporl;
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
It.
W.
Sinclair,
In
vVrness;
Ilev.
W.
F.
Harfool
Terrnee:
.
A.
Tavlfir
tlecnni.-
nPV.
and
Mr.
J.
II.
Kerr,
Hums
vfti
fflU
Her
Heart
Palpitated
She
Had
Fainting
Spells
'Mrs.!
J.
Wilson,
Port
Gforr.
writes:
"I
luffered
from
palpitation
of
the
heart
tod
fainting
peUi,
and,
at
times,
I
could
not
be
left
alone
I
wit
o
nervoui.
My
trouble
was
caused
from
oTer-work
and
worry,
having
bees
left
alone
with
a
large
family.
I
had
tried
everything,
without
any
relief,
but
I
know,
jto-day,
that
I
would
have
been
&
nervous
wreck
but
for
your
wonderful
These
Pills
are
for
i
ale
at
all
draff-gists
and
dealers;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out
Lake:
W
Venevia.
Kodiak,
Ala-
ka.
Central
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Kenrh
and
family,
Masseli.
IN
I
fcKMtlil
A
1
1
MKittK
GAME:RESULTS
IN
DRAW
Y
Macs
and
High
School
Played
to
Three
all
Score
Last
Evening-
fn
the
Intermediate
league
fnolh.'ill
game
lasf
nisrht
between
tile
IV-
Maes
nd
the
High
School,
Hie
result
was
a
3
to
3
draw.
II
was
anyboby's
l?Ahle
all
the
way
through,
each
team
at'
time.-
holding
the
lead.
Holh
siils
showed
improved
forni'froin
last
week.
.
For
the
High
School,
Haisle;.
Mackay
and
Mortimer
were
i:;
slellar
role
while
Pliilljps,
Strac
ban
and
Dickens,
forwards,
and
Hacker,
in
goal,
showed
npwell
for
the
Y
Macs.
Sonny
Dickens
was
referee.
The
teams
.
lined
up
as
foI
lows:
Y
Macs
Slacker;
Held
and
Cameron:
Ilnberls,
Kelsey
and
lleilbrnner;
Oawthorn,
Dickens,
Strachan,
Hond
and
Phillips.
High
School
Kinslor;
llond
frind
Ilaisler;
Parker,
Cade
and
Mortimer:
h.
Katsuyama,
.
Katsuyamii,
Jlackay,
Mallieson
and
Sakalnolo.
SPORT
CHAT
I'he
Moose
and
Orand
Ter
minnls
come
up
tonight
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
in
ther
second
football
meeting
of
tin
season
in
the
Stuart
Shield
ser
ies.
In
their
first
mali-h,
the
fermlnals
had
an
easy
victory
over
the
Moose
by
5
Jo
I
but
the
latter
team
scored
over
Ihe
Cold
Storage
last
week
i
to
3
aft.r
the
Storage
had
given
the
Tcr
inlnals
a
close
run
for
Iheti
money
tn
the
preceding
game.
ood
number
of
.funs-fire
inclin
ed'
to-believe
that
the
Moosp
havi
a
real
good
chance;
of
turning
III
.
tables
on
Hie
Terminals
tonigli'
ano
a
iciose
maicn
is.;
expecico
'Jlliff
Terminals;
willbo"
at
some
what
of
n
disadvantage
tlfi
e.vehing
through
the
fact
thai
Harry
Menzies;
one
of
their,
slai
liefnTisi
mnn
.
lias
hinn
!j3Til
!ini.
from
the
field
for.
a
nionth.
I.ine-ups
for'
tfie
Senior
I.cn-
gne
football
fllluie
.tonighl
be
'ween
the
Moose
and'Orand
Ter
minals
will
be
as
follows:
Moose-
Hawt
horn";
Murray
and
'.urrie;
Skihner.
Currie
and
Mit
chell;
Onrvich,
Hodgkinson,
Hus
wW,
H.
Jtamlllon
and
Woodman
reserves.
Mack
and
While.
(trand
Terminals
D.
Howe
(i.
Howe
and
V.
Menzies;
p.
()'
Donnell,
Dickens
'
and
Pearaoji
'
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William
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Alexander.
Hilly
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Alberta
in
1913,
Sandy
at
Winnipeg
in
191
1.
Their
father
has
passed
awav
at
Cutarm.
Cerald,
Sask.
If
they
will
c-ommunieale
with
tlieir
broili.
r
James
Mrl.augli-lan,
lierald.
Sask.,
will
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snmethins
u
their
advantage.
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Furnished
eottaxn
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Avenue.
Phone
137.
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and
Furnished
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De
Jong,
Wiper,
W
Mitchell
and
Farutihar;
reserve
W.
Slickney.
F.npland
is
.cricket
mail
thi-
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a
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,t.
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rciiri'l'lllIln
V)islraia
'
J.4
q
Die
tiUV
Countr
to
defend
.-ijjie
jiinrllijcal
.
"asjies;'
or
win
thrfrrutiiier
'of
fivewresf
-Mairiies
tQ
tet
played
.
uejween
--MtffM
"rtB:
Kiwyandiy
in-
iresi
;n
Ken.,
in
iiiese
gainer
in
Kngland
can
only
be
compare"
lo
lliat
which
grips
Arnerien
dur
ing
the
progress
of
the
baseball
World
Series.
The
lerin
"ashei
was
l
lie
ulveiiljon
of
a
newspaper
m
188.
after
lTngland
had
lod
i.
menioralile
game
asninst
lh
usralians
ly
seven
runs.
Ari
iiig
out
of
that.
defeat
the
newi
paper
iiuldjshcd
an
"In
Memor
tarn
as
follows:
"In
;itJecio
ale
remembrance
of
KnglMl
cricket
which
died
at
the
Ova
on
Auirusl
21),
IH82.
Deenlv
La
menied
hj'
a
large
clrcb'
of
sor
rowing
friends
and
acquaint
ances.
H.
I.
j.
.,
1,
Ihe
bod?
will
be
i-remaled,
and
Ihe
Ashe
taken
to
Australia."
Tlui
game
will
faitt
for
three
days
from
t'
a.m.
iiniI
0.30
p.m.
with
forty
five
rnin'iileV
interval
for
JiiitcJ
and
fifieen
hiinutes
tot
lea.
-
TRAP
SHOOTING.
Scorpfi
were
made
ns
follows
at
the
weekly,
trap
shoot
of
flc
Prince
Hupert
Oun
Club
on
the
Park
Avenue
range
last
evenin
K.
C.
Olbbon
.
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J.
W
Scolt
10
lack
Keef
18
Douglas
Hcoll
.
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Jr.
..
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?2oo.oo
0
h.p.
Ouarantee,
price
$275.00
0
h.p.
Kcllenberg
engine
f
200.00
2
cylinder
10
h.p.
auto
engine
.
?
1
00.00
I
Cylinder
Dodg
engine
wlt
i
starter
$100.00
4
cylinder
Chevrolet
eiwhitf
with
starter
125.00
1000
feet
H
inch
back
haul
cable,
price
Oe
per
foot.
Wee
McOregor
Saws,
falllnjf
and
bucking
saws,
OllehrW
jacks,
etc.
Northern
Exchange,
213
Second
Avenue.1
Phone
23.
T
FOH
?,UlK.or
Ilent.
rburis.
Hotel
at
Tefrlice.
H.C
Twelv
rooms
fyrin,shet(,'furriarn
heat,
eleetr,
llsjiLmeleelrie
pump
bath,
restaurant,
kithen,
bni-room.
three
room
'furnished
cottnge,
lvt
1ot.
"llent
$75.00
pep
monfM.ri'r
will
sell
op
tea-spnalile
terms.
Apply
Mrs.
J
A.
MrDongnll.
TouWil
Hotel.
Terrace.
H.C.
FOH
SALI!.
New
3ft
h.p.
Ilolin.
iter
semi-Deisel
wilh
full
eqnlimenl,
$2,380.00.
35
h.p,
heavy
duty
Union;
in
good
condition,
$900.00,
Kasthnpe
engines,
I
lo
10
h.p.
Prinre
Hupert
Hoalhouse.
123
FOH
SAI.F..
Very
romplele
out
fit
of
Drums
and
Traps
and
set
of
2
k
octave
Orchestra
Hells.
Ran
be
seen
at
Mae
Laren's
Music
Store,
where
fnd
particular
may
be,
obtained.
FOH
SAM!.
Double
corner
Sixth
Avenue
and
Dunsmuir
Slreel,
np-osite
Itlnk.
Wliat
offers
Apply
ltox
300
Dally
News
of
fiee.
f-
FOH
SAI.F-
J
100
acres
good
wj'ie'nt,',
land.
Central
Alberta:
:
80
4cre'
.
htu,
'ieifrtlVafeif,
Cheap
for
cash.
Apply
Hot
307,
Dally
New
office.
127
FOH
SAI.K.
Five
roomed
mod
ern
bungalow
nnd
two
lot..;
close
In.
.200O.OO
on
lerins.
Apply
T.
McClymont.
It
FOH
SAI.K-Secoudhand
furni-lure
and
reslaurant
fixture
from
lloyal.
Hotel.
Apply
III
Tliird
Avenue.
FOH
SAI.F..
Oerha'nl
lleintzman
Piano,
on
easy
monthly
pay-
rnents.
Walker's
Music
Slore.
HOUSF
and
Three
I.ols
for
Sale
Apply
925
F.ighlh
Avenue
Hnsl.
PATENT
ATTORNEYS
FirrilKnSTONHAFOH
!i
CO.,
the
old
established
firm.
Patents
nnd
trademarks
In
all
cnurt-Iries.
.Free
booklet.
Vancouver
office
I08
Rogers
lluilij-ing.
Phone
Seymour
3790.
Manager,.
Frnrst
R.
Carver,
relslerednllorney.
oilier
offices,
.Ollnwa,
Waslilnglon
nnd
principal
cities.
LOST.
LOST.
Puppy.
Red
collar.
Am.
wers
jo
Curl.
Strayed
from
Provincial
flovemmeiit,
Wharf.
Phone
?,0.
POUND
1-uUiMi.-
niree
keys
on
rinir.
ppijr
uauy
ew
office.
t
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&c
for
lest
than
50c
AUTOMOBILES
Now,
You
Can
Buy
a
CHEVROLET
at
a
Lower
Price
than
ever
before.
Alniott
Mimuiiuiieiifi
with
the
aniioiim
emeut
by
Chevrolet
Motor
in
Cllev
ridel
hiilurv.
Thene
new
prue.
rombined
with
Uie
many
e
irnfHuve-
nient.
eUhlili
twre
firmH
than
ever
bi-fore
Clievfidei'i
feadershlp
in
value
amnnK
low
priced
ears.
The
Improved
Cnevrolt
offer
i
m
everything
you
.ouM
(IrfilrwJJ
;
syiari
apiaram-,
ennuon.
smoiithness,
power
and
(be
utmost
dependability.
The
present
prices
ami
low
lime
payment
bring
one
of
the
sit
Chevrolet
models
within
uy
rearh
of
your
;)oek'llHok.
KAIEN
GARAGE
plum.-
reekinu
Sn
:
Im
.
,i
,(
Nik-'i'
Prices
of
I"
i
ill
'
and
ijnar-
anleed
I'sed
FitllD
CAIIS
an
now
ut
a
new
low
levol.
The
Narfoiial
Time
Payment
Plan
i-tialiles
anyuue
wilh
a
reasonable
income
to
afford
Ihe
comfort
and
rnnverflenee
a
car
afford.
Ask
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealers
219
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Phone
67
Tail
(Call
Ceorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Kniir"'s
Ilolel.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Fnrnl-
lure
Slore.
W
Huy.
Sell
and
K
cliange
New
and
Seeondhamt
Hoods.
QEO.
PAPADOPULOS
Jlhinl
Ave
ine
Mr
GOOD
EATS
CAPE,
Third
Avenue
Opposile
Ilenson'
Studio.
"OOll
MKAl.S.
(iOOD
CAKl'.S
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
UKAI.
HOMF
COOKKD
MKAl.S
Mrs.
Unger,
Prdprletross.
-Phone
C53.
WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
'
$0.00
a
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
$0.50
a
I
n
n
d.
Cut
to
any
length.
Kindling,
$7.00
a
load.
FIp
Furnace
Wood
$7.00
n
load.
A.
.ISAACSON
Phone
Hlaek
401
fr.nl
Cova,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Thursday,
May
.27
nigh
0:51
a.m.
2
1.0
ft.
Low
High
Low
High
Low
I3M3
p.m.
19.2
"
.
7:35
n.nv.
2.0
"
10:33
p.m.
7.1
"
Friday,
May
28
1:2ft
a.m.
22.0
"
1
1:25
p.m.
1(1.3
"
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I
a.m.
2.3
r
20:1
1
p.m.
7.2
"
Saturday,
May
29
2:0
a
.lit.
22.2
15:08
p.m.
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"
8:Bl
a.m.
2.1
"
20:51
p.m.
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