Monday,
May
3,
1026.
It
1
1
Va
WXJ
ireserve
the
Life
and
Beauty
of
uour
Silk
Stockinqs
V
With
LUX
'T'HE
silken
sheen
and
cob-webby
texture
of
silk
hose
were
never
meant
to
be
endangered
by
washing
with
harsh
soaps:
Cleanse
your
stockings
frequently
in
the
gentle
but
thorough
suds
made
from
a
spoonful
of
Lux
and
a
gallon
of
warm
water.
Your
stockings'.
will
look
better
and
wear
longer.
Many
ytars
cf
popularity
bat
ennuragtJ
imitations
ef
Lux.
You
can
Utntify
Lux
by
tlx
name
J
Levtr
Bntbtn
LinJttJ
prin-ttJtntbtpatkjge.
Lux
is
nnxr
said
in
bulk.
Lever
Brother
limited
Toronto
I
J
Baseball
Supplies
BATS
The
kind
lli.il
make
yon
tccl
Hint
yon
can
knock
'cm
ull
over
Ihe
lot.
Price
from
."
SI.
CO
to
$33.00
IITT8
IlHil
those
hot
i"i-
behind
llir
bat,
snuff
'cm
il
tirl
i-
kill
'
m
ill
Kuril
with
a
-nuek.
Prices
rom
...
Z.50
to
r,
ILOVES
High
grounder
stlrk
to
lhee.
Price
'.-'to
S2.B0
to
$10.00
TENNIS
SUPPLIES
lackets
Priced
In
soil
i
er
purse
from
54.00
lo
$20.00
alls
Seamless,
two
picrc.
mill
...
...
...
50o
ake
Precautions
Now
Prevent
Moth.,
Insert.
Flie-
.nut
Hug'
Ue
-'rly
Im'
or
iNSIHiTICIUKS
listed
here:
Jin
Camphor
15c;
2
tor
25c
loth
Balls,
ier
II
'
25c
eaar-Napthalene
Flakes,
per
pksc
c
lytox
G0c,.75c,
$31.25
lack
Leaf.
40
35c
ibinne
.
.
...
.
.
;iu
soct
Powder.
Her
Hi
.'
$.25
rating's
Insect
Powder
.
.
.
.
n
.
.
....
20c,
40o
Irayers,
each
o0o
Swatters
loo
Ormes
Limited
The
Pioneer
l)riiiriri.l.
The
ltexall
Store.
nes
82
and
200.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAQE
THREB
Local
and
Personal
IMione
15.
P.ll.
Coal
Co.
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
678.
tf
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41
ShfiJjoii's.Taj5
a'lidhieHSc'ntfor
:'l!'
Service.
Pji6ne
l34.
,
''Ml
MurraJ-'s
Taxi.
Phone
740.
Stand,
New
Fniprcss
Hold.
10.1
Crystal
Firelighters,
48
for
11.00.
llydc
.
Transfer.
Phone
580,
.,
n
.
.,
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,
If
-
-"r
l
i
i
.
"i
.
Father
Onilfrcy
uljAWji-fL:2
I'rtare.
John'-iSatuntiiy
toiaiit
ftir
Port
Clements.
Mr.
oiler
Ilosncr
returned
to
(In
oily
last
niyrlit
-aftt'r-
a
hrlef
trli
(o
Vancouver
and
other
Pit
if)
the
south.
,
K.
Aftintone,
formerly
con
nected
wflh
the
fur
business
of
the
late
Joseph
Jtogers,
returned
to
Ihe
city
from
Seattle
on
tin
Cardena
lust
night.
The)
opening
of
the
Oyto
Uftb
itlnyrruiiil
in
Wcstview.
twice
postponed,
will
tako
plaeo
next
a.UuiIjay
afternoon
at
3
o'clock,
ftMt(icr
pennllUn?;
J.
1".
Hutchison
and
C.
I..
Youngman
will
sail
hy
the
Prince
Cliarle
tlii
afternoon
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
attend
the
final
convention
of
the
Can
adian
.
I.epion
which
is
taklm;
iter
the
former
organization.
About
$100
wa
realized
for
il
work
of
Mddiers
grave
bean-
lificatton
by
Adair
Car
Chap-ler.
Imperial
Order
Daughter
of
Ihe
l.mpirc,
ad
a
result
of
Saturday's
lagging.
Mr.
C.
F.
Ki
nm
wn
amonir
lhoe
who
at-
I
Hied.
Prthiun
SUter
Seventh
Annl-
i'rnar-,
Momlay,
May
10
in
Motion
HatU.
.
VIiit
,!riv'
and
iiroPKiio.
eoniiliitini;
of
coiii;!.
dui-lf,
datinn?,
.
Coiue
and
hae
,r'al
yooil
time,
com-inwiK'ln
,al
8
p.m.
prompl.
Ad
miion
Qc.
'
Kniii
M.
Lfll,
after
Vtiivii:
4ieiijlr
winter
at,.4orl,
n
lumliFio
Hie
eily
on
the
Prim
t:iiarb?
Valuntay
Mill
iigofn
He
evenin?
ami
ipend
the
uumie
is
interested
in
t
It
ii'iipmonl
Mt
mild
cured
salnii'.i
I.-.,
from
this
ilistru-t.
5lu
uucy
Plll-ibury
armed
on
Saturday
afternoon
by
Iho
Prince
Charlc
from
VanoouvHi
where
.he
i
attending
the
Un?
ernily
of
IlrMMi
Oiluinhia
to
peud
Ihe
summer
rara(lon
visit
injf
In
,the
elty
with
her
mother,
Mr'.
J.
II.
Plllsbury.
II.
II.
Ilumbcr.
United
S'atc
mai-idtall
at
Kelrhlkan;
J.
W.
Kelioe,
local
attorney
Humt,
an
l
lum
I..
Ililer,
Seattle
aUorney
am
iitor
in
the
city
on
IcirM
malti'i.
They
arrived
from
Ketchikan
on
the
ItellinRliam
Saturday
ufterunon
and
will
return
there
on
the
cutter
Cyan
today.
I'nion
oleamer
Cardena,
Cap!.
A.
K.
Iiickson,
arrived
in
iort
from
Ihe
sou
Hi
at
li.:0
lal
eenmif
and
.ailet
at
8
foi
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
npil
Stewart.
Anion?
her
passengers
for
nor-Ihern
points,
the
t'mlena
had
the
lolluwins:
for
Prince
lluperl
-
Mis.
Olicr
llemer,
K.
Alli-
ti.iie.
Mrs.
C.
II.
Klkinx
and
II.
Ker!ake:
for
Alice
Arm
0ear
Mint
nod
S.
J.
Smith;
for
Anyox
Mr.
Tandy,
Mr.
l.iddle,
Mr.
and
Mr.
It.
W.
McLaren.
F.
Mrl.en-
nun.
J.
MotTet!
and
Mi
l.u.k:
ror
Stewart--T.
II.
Shearme,
A.
M.
.Morrison,
.
K.
Olsen
and
Mr-
(i.
Smith.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hidl'-y
Home
llaxaar
Metro-
pole
HaD.
Thursday,
May
15,
at
?.no
p.m.
uz
-
,y
rast
tosij
cuttin
fSiMONDS
)
CAUC
Cutrtntrcvl
hrcnuM
mm)
from
our
ovtntml
lMONOeNDAWCO.I.TO.
VANCouvrn.
t.jomn.n.i..
TCRCNTO
No
Wonder
Orange-CRUSHisUniver-sally
Popular
First
the
juice
of
luscious
oranges
next,
the
delicate
flavor
of
their
peel
next,
the
zestful
tang
of
the
fruit
acid
found
in
oranges,
lemons
and
limes.
Added
to
this
a
pure
food
color,
such
as
you
use
in
your
cakes
and
candies
pure
cane
sugar
healthful
carbonated
water.
For
your
own
refreshment
and
pleasure
be
on
the
lookout
for
those
Orange-CRUSH
signs.
They
mark
the
dealer
inside
as
a
man
worthy
of
your
Good-will.
Step
in
ask
for
Orange-Crush.
Identify
it
by
the
name
Orange-CRUSH
blown.
right
into
the
Krink-ly
Bottle.
Then
drench
your
thirst
in
cool
deli-ciousness.
Call
up
your
nearest
dealer
and
tell
him
to
send
you
a
case
of
Orange-CRUSH
today.
Arm
proKcior,
was
n
passenger
on
the
Cardena
last
ni?m
ret
inning
north
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
oilier
points
ir
(he
couth.
H.
C.
Fraser,
school
luspeelor,
saileil
iiy
(lie
I'rincu
.lolin
On
Saturday
nihl
for
Ihe
Uueen
Charlotte
Island
where
,
he
will
spend
Ihe
next
fortnight
on
of
ficial
duties.
Inatuniratin
the
summer
train
service,
the
e.alhouud
train
left
here
at
11
3d
this
morning
and
the
wr.t-
hound
will
arrie
on
time
at
3.30
this
afternoon.
Mr.
C.
II.
Flkin.
afler
having
spciu
ine
pasi
six
weens
on
.1
vacation
trip
lo
Vancouver
and
lielliuuuaui
ami
other
southern
cities,
returned
homo
.mi
the
Cardena
last
eveiiinK
Fndor
Scandinavian
'
nuVpfccs,
a
well
alleuded
dailco
was
held
In
the
.Metropole
Hall
on,
Satur
day
nipht.
Kd.
Loiter
and
I)
Sanders
were
in
chargtvanrf
save
Is
Every
Day
Still
CIRCUS
DAY?
REMEMBER
the
old-time
circus?
Remember
the
old-time
circus
drinks
made
from
goodness
only
knows
what?
Of
course
it
was
poor,
inferior
stuff.
Of
course
you
paid
as
much
for
these
imitation
drinks
as
you
did
for
an
advertised
Quality
drink.
Injurious,
expensive
yes
but,
what
matter
for
one
day.
One
day!
Is
every
day
still
circus
day
with
you?
Generally
dealers
are
honest.
A
few
dealers
are
not.
This
is
what
sometimes
happens:
you
see
the
Orange-CRUSH
signs;
when
you
enter
and
ask
for
Orange-CRUSH,
the
reply
may
be,
"There
is
no
Orange-CRUSH
on
ice,
but
here's
something
just
as
good".
Of
course
you
pay
as
much
for,
the
imitation,
but
the
dealer
does
not.
Why
do
a
few
unscrupulous
dealers
substitute?
Because
of
the
extra
proBt
on
each
bottle
of
an
inferior
drink
they
sell.
The
dealer
who
hands
you
Orange-CRUSH
when
you
ask
for
it
deserves
your
respect
is
worthy
of
your
patronage.
Orange-CRUSH
costs
him
more
than
drinks
of
inferior
quality.
Yet
that
same
dealer
knows
that
Orange-CRUSH
is
more
profitable
to
handle
because
it
brings
him
a
larger
volume
of
sales.
Orange
CRUSH
Ierrum
CRUSH
W
CRUSH
Alex
McCuUouW
of
Uueen
.
II.
l.ovp
sailed
Saturday
t:tiarlptt
City
-.ai).
tin
after-!
mulil
n
tin-
Pruiee
Charles
ror
noon'
on
tlo
Prlnr
Charle
fo-jsii-wail
on
a
uuine!
trip.
Vancouver
on
,iffn3inc!'f
trip
i
,
.-.
-,
..
,.
,
:r,
lie
will
return
to
the
city
nexi!
After
having
,pent
a
couple
of
weijK.
nlay
mi
the
city
on
.lUMiiessJ
loim
A.
hwanson,
xupcriniiiniJ
Mcar
Flint,
well
known
Alirclenl
of
lie
Uranby
mine,
returned
lo
Auox
on
the
Prince
Charier
Saturday
nilit
II
is
expected
that
Nie
new
proicller,
replacing
tliat
lhieh
U"i
a
lika
I
I
l
a
al
I
1
n
1
t
I
r.
k
After
liavini:
made
four
trips,
weeks
a
jo,
will
be
Installed
"
Ihe
steamer
Venture
lias
been
t
h
e
Canadian
Government
withdrawn
by
the
Union
Steam-'Hleamer
GUcnchy
tomorrow.
hip
Co.
from
fervice
to
Ho
south
end
of
the
Uyecn
Charlot
te)
Islands.
Ihe
music.
These
dances
are
to
lie
held
weekly.
Moiorship
Kellinnliani,
Cnni.
Anderson,
arrived
in
port
at
LIS
Saturday
afternoon
-.from
Ket
chikan
and
returned
north
thai
nijrlit
after
unloading
two
car
loads
of
fresh
halibut
for
trans,
shipment
Kast
over
the
Cana
dian
National
Railway,
Norman
'McLean
,wbo
has
been
acllns
as
purser
on.
the
Prince
Charles,
will
return
lo
his
regular
ship,
the'Princo
lluperl,
next
week
when-
Unit
vessel
brlnjrs
up
the
Shrine
parly
and
will
exchange
places
later
with
Pert
Jtobson,
who
has
been
on
Ihe
Priiwo
JohnVall
winter.
(lorilou
Cillliland
will
.licconu
purser
and
wireless
operator
on
the
Lillehoru.
Union
freighter
Chilliwack,
Cap!.
J.
I).
McPhee,
is
due
in
port
lixlay
from
the
south
with
sreneral
cargo
for
district
points.
The
Chilliw-uck
ha
been
tied
up
in
Vancouver
all
winter.
Kffeelhe
this
week
the
l.'nion
Steamship
Co.
is
discontinuing
the
.-ervice
lo
Anyox
which
i!
has
been
maintaining
through
out
Hie
winter
with
the
steamer
Calala.
That
vessel
will
fropi
unw
on
make
the
Surf
Inlet
Call
comi:i
mirth.
Canon
V.
F.
Itusbiirook
'in
Hie
mission
boat
Northern
Cros.t
reiuiiied
to
port
this
morning
after
bavins
conducted
service
yesterday
at
ieoi-?clown
and
Port
Siiilpson
and
will
leave
to
morrow
for
Porcher
Island
anl
Hie
SVeena
llivcr
canneries.
12N.II.
steamer
Prince
Charles
Capl.
Nell
McLean,
arrived
Trom
Ilie
couth
at
5.UU
Saturday
even
ins
and.
after
loading
considerable
careio
here
.for
northern
mining
camps
including
machinery
being
taken
from
the
Hoeher
de
Houle
mine
near
Hazelton
to
the
Dtinwcll
at
Slew-
nri;
saill'd
al
2:20
Sunday
mon.-
ing;
for
me
norin.
ine
vessel
i
...
.
I
..v.l
..t
U
...kl.rtl-'
ll.1!
.
1
ing
and
will
sail
fur
Vancouver
al
4
o
clock
this
alternoon.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
H.
A.
Durle,
J.
U.
Millechamp
A.
Hatllie,
-Mr.
atid
Mrs.
If.
A.
Iuilop,
and
rieorue
O.
Castle.
Vancouver;'
Ivan
L.
Ililer,
beat-
from
Victoria
and
Vancouver,
tie;
H.
U-
llumber
and
J.
Arnold
Kvans
will
lake
change
oliKihre.
Ketchikan;
linil
M.
Urell,
the
office
on
the
Prince
Charles!
Astoria;
J.
P.
HH,
Victoria;
Tom
Coushliu,
Claxlon;
O.
A.
Tayjor,
Oceanic;
A.
I
Malhesou,
Wales
Island.
;.
Central
u
.1.
Y.
Davidson
Toronto1.!.
Uuulei
and
A.
luiij?,
clly.
:7
DEMAND
.
Jff-
IK
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
-Smoked
Dally
by
'
-
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Fishermen
s
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipselt,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBride
SL
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
Phohe'34'.
SilnntbiV:
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
P.O.
Box
188,
ttleetMi'eds,
Spriiijfs,
liiul
Osffrmobr
LMaV
"
"
''
'
lreses
in
every
room.
52
llooms,
Hot
ami
Hold
Water,
Hal
lis
ami
Showers.
Steam
Healed,
Kleciric
Light.
.,"
.
f
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
SL
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.