Saturday,
May
J,
1920,
from
Baseball
Supplies
DATS
Tlio
Kind
that
tnnkc
ymi
feel
Hint
you
fan
knock
'cut
aff
ovcc.tlie
lot...
,
'rices
from
..
$1.50
to
$3.00
MITTS
ll-itil
llino
hot
ones
behind
tin'
bat.
snurf
'cm
out
at
first,
or
kill
'ctnil
third
wlllrn
Mtiack.
Price
4
U
.
52.50
tu
$12.50
GLOVES
High
-UUUa,
grounders
ick
to
these.
Prices
mint
'.
$2.50
to
Sl'O.OO
'
!Tvy
'
'.
i
?
r;
'
.
i
TENM3
SUPPLIES
RacketsPriced
to
mil
every
purse
from
$4.00
to
$20.00
Sails
-Seamless,
two
jtiere.
eueh
50c
OLD
ENGLISH
LAVENDER
TOILETRIES
Made
by
YARDLEY
OF
BOND
STREET,
LONDON.
"ir
more
than
a
century
f
lie
leader-
ol
taste
unl
limn
have
chosen
Yardlev".
lor
I
lie
exipn-iti'
beauty
of
r
Lavender
Perfume
and
because
of
the
extra
fine
ritual
-
from
which
their
good
ure
made.
I
iMKlrr
Water
$1.00,
$1.25,
$2.25,
$3.00,
$3.50
(el
Soup
20c,
35c
i-
c
Powder
$1.00
It
!
During
Powder
$1.75
I-
-
lire
iiiii
t
60c
(
J
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....
.
.
,
75c
l
U;
powder,
mi
l
ns
40c
in
Powder
oi
gl.i
buttle-
$1.00
i
s,,4
Cr
!lutw
$1.25,
$3.00
i
-eg
Lavender
Iiomi.
each
,
.
.
.
.
25c
S-
isi
to
Powder.
Iiollle
$1.25
Hi
inline
Solidified
50c
f
niilnlie
Liquid
75c
Ormes
Limited
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER'
We
have
the
inul
complete
tok
nf
tunlier.
d
me
i
ioii..
kIiiiIh.
fir
lnnli,
flooring.
V
joint
veiieei",
ele..
in
Norllicrii
11.(1
We
can
supply
everything
in
a
building
from
the
foun
dation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Ik
nre
lniij?
iuperl
our
-lock.
It
will
pay
yon.
Our
tp:
.-e
re
right.
lbert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
Steamship
and
Train
Service
S.S.
MINCl
OIORQC
imI
PRINCI
CMAKLIS
will
Urn-
PRINCE
Rl'PERT
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SIATTta"
4il
Uiliiiiiwlnlr
ptnl.
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ami
iiwnm
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m
w
a
mm
t
STEWART
ANTOX
WEDNESDAYS,
SATURDAYS,
10.00
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
f.niillill
r..r
VANCOUVER
U
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
PAStEMQER
TRAINS
LEAVE
rRINCE
RUPERT
illl
txivpt
StakUy
l
C4,
l.llilftl
Hale
Agtncf
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Octan
Stmhlp
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City
Tlektl
orilc,
B2S
Third
An
,
Prlnea
Ruport.
Phono
200.
LANALUANI
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
N
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
UlUlllA.l,
WKAnUU,
JliSLAU,
MAI.!
UNCOtYU,
VICTORIA
ui
SIATIU
PVII.
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KILE.
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1
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19.29,Ajh11
t.W.M
Ctmpbtll
Rlf,
and
Vncour
try
(tturdif
11
a.m.
J.rek
23.
AplZ.
I
J,
23
Ooritor
of
th
tlritt
nd
3rd
Aonuo.
Print
Ruporl,
BO.
PEARL
GREY
Iniip
nunc.
pqId
anil
hppflfl
hflVP.f!
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UUIIUi
UUIIV
UIIU
Ul
vuvi
ww,tww
III
all
Mies,
Hum
$1.50
up.
No
Crank
Ico
Cream
Freezers,
53.75
each.
a
i
.
i
i
rn
siviupouil
liaiUYYaiC
Vv.j
Local
and
Personal
Phone
15.
VAX.
Coal
Co.
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
078.
tf
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
U
Crystal
Firelighters,
48
for
l;00.
Jlydo
Transftir.
Phone
580.
'
If
Miss
JlcitiicMt
Palmer
will
na-l
liy
l
lie
I'rince
Charles
on
Mon
day
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
han
Francisco,
i
Itf.illey
Home
;ijazuar.
Wantei',
lnalions
of
rpolV-aiVj
1'lanla
of
anylfcrrIptM;i.':,
Deliver
to
Ml-
ropole
Hall,
Thursday
mornhiK
next.
Phone
Mm.
Iivill,
Ulac
17-'.
Union
steamer
Cataln,
Capl.
A.
Joliiigion,'
oulliliound
'from
Anyoi
ai.
the
Naas
niver
t't
Vaiirlmver,
was
in
port;
from
10:15
to
II
o'clock
Jliis
'-morn
inir.
"
;
.'
'-
-
Mis
M.
I.
Oko,
who
ha
liceii
i'a'liii)r
cell.
ml
al
Kitiniiiat,
left
here
on
the
C.atala
-thi
iiioriiiiu-
for
Vancouver
nnruulc
to
Mont
rcul
wIutp
slie
will
spend
a
J'ear
on
vacation.
The
oiH'iiiiiK
of
(ho
(iyro
I'luli
Weslview
playtrround.
schcilulcd
for
(his
"Uf('nioon,
N
acain
iolniiicd
on,
account
nf
(in
fa
vma
Mr
weather
and
will
lake
place
next
week.
A.
T.
fiotthard,
one
of
the
loir
gers
who
wa
burned
recently
al
(iardner
Canal,
wg
aide
to
leave
the
local
hospital
yesler
day
and
failed
this
morning
on
tin'
Calala
for
liuledalc.
I'
ii
ion
freighter
Chilkoot,
Capl
('
It.
Smith,
after
liavins
dif
charged
general
treichl
cargo
a
various
district
iolnl.
cleared
from
here
at
10..10
thin
inoniiiie
on
her
return
to
Vancouver.
i.
A.
ClothW,
resident
mfn-
liU
enpineer,
will
sail
thin
even-to
by
the
Prince
John
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
make
his
annual
inspection
trip
of
that
district.
Mrs.
Clothier
will
acrompany
him.
The
next
train
to
arrive
her.
from
the
east
will
come
in
al
3:30
Monday
afternoon
in
compliance
with
the
new
dally
!rai:
.schedule.
The
next
eallniinl
(rain,
after
thif
evening,
will
go
out
at
11.30
Monday
morning.
In
addition
to
a
number
of
commercial
travellers
awl
peo
pic
who
arrived
from
the
f
lands
yesterday,
the.
Union
steamer
Calala
had
the
followitm
anion?
tier
passengers
from
here
for
Vancouver
today:
,M's
Sea
I.indahl,
JF.Itlt,
Hnusnean.
Miss
Amy
Jattor.on,
Mr.
.1.
Mitchell
and
Mr.
Gearv.
The
next0.P.H.
steamer
for
Alaska
will
he
the
Princess
Louise
which
will
leave
Vancouver
on
May
8
and
arrive
her
port
abound
on
May.
10.
The
Louise
is
to
make
only
the,
one
trip
on
this
occasion
and
lha
Mary
will
be
on
the
Alaska
ser
vice
until
the
end
of
May
mak-i
n
K
two
more,
trip
before
tli"
summer
schedule
is
taken
up
by
the
Louise,
Charlotte
and
Alice.
Capl.
II.
Churchill,
who
has
been
manager
of
the
1.
Ipse!
I,
CumitupHam
Co.,
Ltd.
here
foi
the
past
few
mouths,
loaves
next
Friday
for
Seattle,
where
he
ex
pects
to
re,ide,
the
removal
lie-ins:
made
nei-essary
on
account
of
ill
health.
Mrs.
Churchill
will
accompany
him.
II
will
no
he
definitely
known
who
will
succeed
Capt.
Churchill
here
un
til
the
arrival
of
Kdward
Lipselt,
head
rf
llie
firm,
who
is
expect
ed
from
Vancouver
next,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hidlcy
Home
liazaar
May
0.
AiEd4e
Holding
Sows"
J
fast
Easu,-Cuttin$
icr
M
nync
C4UC
V
uirantreubrcuumJ
rjl
from
our
own
tl
J
O
IMONDI
CANADA
1W
CO.
LTD.
S
I
O
MONTAI.
-
I
VANCOUVKK,
T.JOHN.N...
.
IV
I
tchonto
fy
A
I
svMMlMHkl
U,30.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAQE
THREI
She
Could
Never
Do
The
Things
Other
Girls
Did
Mint
L
3,
Bom,
Spoilt
rd,
Alt
writen:
"I
am
only
tweotj
yeari
old,
but
bve'
toffereU
from
beart
palpitation
and
oerv
trouble
for
everal
yean.
I
eould
cever
do
tie
things
other
ptl
did,
that
in,
'i
tie
line
of
porta,
akatiog,
etc.,
and
eould
never
depend
ufd
roylf
'at
wOrju
About
aU
mootni
ago
I
bega
tajung
and
am
jut
twie
tie
girl
I
wai.
and
an
enjoy
everything
in
general
life
ao
moth
more,
I
am
very
grateful
for
what
your
Pillii
have
done
for
me."
Pat
up
only
by
The
T.
llilburn
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
Slicddon's
Taxi
iind
Messenger
Service.
Phone
131.
tl
Murray's
Taxi.
.Phone
740
Stand.
New
ICmpres
Hotel.
103
Farewell
whist
drive
dance.
Loyal
(Infer
Moose
a'
Melropole,
Halt,
diieday.
May
12.
Everybody
welcome.
Start
Charseo
n?alnst
ttie
Imperial
Oil
Co.
of
vlojalfop
of
(tie
harbor
ic-iiiiiiioiip
oa
Jif"
"
i'ij,"ii
m
"
for
ei'hl
days
hi
the
city
polic?
court.
?7
The
I'rince
Huper!
Ffoat
House
power
boat
I'achena
has
beeft
taken
on
dry
doek,
for
inspection
by
the
steamboat
inspector
and
hull
painting.;
Iielayed
with
licavy
freight
cargoes
for
Powell
Hiver
and
Ocean
Fall,
the
Prince
Charles,
Capl.
Neil
McLean,
is
late
today
and
"will
not
arrixe
from
the
outii
until
0
o'clock
this
even
ing.
FUNERAL
SERYICE
FOR
LATE
JAMK
MITCHELL
Remains
Forwarded
by
Morning
Steamer
to
Vancouver
Where
Interment
Will
Take
Place
After
a
church
service
which
Hev.
I!van
Haker
offiri-lal
atetl
and
a
Moosv
ltilge
service
in
charge
of
II.
J.
Ilacon,
the
pemain.s
of
.the-late'
James
Webster
Mitchell,
who
died
here
on
Thursday
afternoon,
were
forwarded
hy
the
steamer
Catali
this
morning
to
Vancouver
where
interment
will
take
place.
Pallbearers
were
Olllis
Hoyc.
Fred
Scadden,
X.
Mussalleni,
If.
I.
Macon,
Charles
Whatman
and
.1.
Ciialloner.
Among
those
sending
flowei
were
.vir.
a
Mil
.vies,
u
bvemiscn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Kennedy,
Mr.
and
Mrs".
A.
C.
Clark,
Mr.
an
I
Mrs.
K,
llannan.
Fish
l'ackcrj'
Union,
Mechanical
Ocphrtmeni
of
the
Canadian
Fish
V
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
lavi(soii,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.oui?
Leroux.
I'rince
Huperl
'I'ransfcr
A
Taxi
Co.,
Loyal
Order
of
Moose,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Hobinson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Slrachau
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
J
Whatman.
The
remains
are
lielng
accom
panied
south
by
the
widow
an
J
Mrs.
Geary.
ADAIR
CARSS
TAG
DAYJJEING
HELD
Collections
Today
Will
be
De
voted
to
Beautlflcatlon
of
Soldiers'
Burial
Plots
In
spilo
of
unfavorable
vvealh-er,
Adair
Cars
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
I'.mpio.
is
holding
its
annual
tag
day
to
raise,
ftimls
.
for
tie:
byauVifica-i
lion
of
tho
stddiers'
lilols
in
Fairview'
Cemetery.
Mrs.
1.
Oieliant
Mcl.vo.1
and
Mrs.
Herbert
Hampton
are
in
charge
witty
Mis.
Ilen
Self,
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
Mrs.
S.
J.
Kvans,
Mrs.
U.
W.'
Kevr,
.Miss
Annie
Smith,
Miss
Williams
and
Miss
Irene
Mitchell
assisting.
OIL
COMPANIESfARE
INCORPORATED
OTTAWA
OTTAWA.
May
I.
-Ineorporu-1
:
tou
of
eight
western
Canada
(oil
companies
involving
capital
:
Hmotuitiivg
to
more
I
f
i
a
u
?l,oo0.-ono
is
announced
in
jfiui
Canada
Oaxett.
'.-.
'
i
Church
Notices
United
Church
,
F'astor,
llcv.
George
G.
ifackef.
Ilcaconc.s.s,
Miss
Isabel
Haddock.
Choir
leader,
J.
S.
Wilson,
or
ganist,
Miss
M.
A.
Way.
Morn
ing
service
at
1
1
o'clock.
Ser
mon
fOplcf
fCl'he
'I.aW.yfCoiii-
pensatiou."
Sunday
school
at
30.
livening
service
at
7.30.
Sermon
topic:
"The
School
of
Life."
Soloist,
J.
S.
Wilson.
These
services-
are
bright,
brief
and
brotherly.
Come
and
enjoy
them.
Baptist
Church
Morning
service
at
It
a'clock.
Subject:
"The
Ministry
of
Au
gels."
Sunday
School
al
12:30,
F.vening
worship
at
7.30.
"Sub
ject:
"A
Night
of
Contrast,
Friend!
1
hope
Sunday
is
n
splendid
day.
llabson
tells
u-that
"ltclteiou
bears
the
same
relation
lo
life
and
success
that
sunshine
.
Iocs
lo
a
plant."
'That
the
biggest
thins;
in
man
is
not
body,
mind
or
muscle
but
soul.''
You
know
it,
o7
course;
o
do
we
that
is
why
ainPwe
shall
meet
on
Sunday
at
these
services.
'
Christian
Sc'snce
Society
Service
every
Sunday
morniiM
al
1
1
o'clock,
in
the
Hays'
lllcn-k,
215
Second
Avenue.
Subject
ua
Sunday,
"Everlasting
Punish
merit.
veekniht
meeting
on
Wednesday
evening
-Testimony.
Presbyterian
Church
Morninu
service
at
1
1
o'clock.
Sunday
School
and
Itible
Class
at
12.30.
Come
and
bring
yout
children,
i.veinn
worship
at
7.30.
Preacher;
Hev.
Chas.
J
Cameron,
M.A.,
Ph.li.
Lutheran
Church
St.
Paul's
l'nIih
Lutheran
Church.
Melropole
Hall.
Thiol
venue.
Hev.
Thomas
l.
Hindc,
paslor.
Mornin?
worship
at
I;
o'clock.
Sunday
School
at
1
2
noon.
Luther
League
at
C;30.
Kvenins
worship
at
7.30.
Al
tbo
evenmu
service-
the
theme
will
be
"The
errand
of
the
H0I3
Spirit
in
the
world."
There-will
Jw
a
special
number
by
the
choir.
How
lomr
since
sou
at
tended
a
service
in
God's
house?
Come
to
church
on
Sunday
Lveryoue
is
conlially
invited
Salvation
Army
A
welcome
awaits
you
at
lhs
Army.
Services
you
will
enjoy
Toniirht
at
8.15.
Sunday
morn
iiiiiiK
al
II
o'clock.
Sunday
School
30.
Salvation
meeting
ar
7..U).
Tuesday
al
7,
Scouts.
Friday
al
7.30.
Girl
Guides.
SUMMER
TRAIN
SERVICE
The
Canadian
National
Hail-ways
announce
thai
effective
.Monday,
May
3,
the
six
days
per
week
summer
train
service
will
be
effenjive.
On
and
after
that
dale
trains
will
leave
PHnce
Rupert
daily
except
Sunday
a:
11:30
a.m.
and
arrive
daily
excel
it
Tuesday
at
3.3U
,.m.
Full
information
from
City
Ticket
office,
528
Thiol
Avenue.
Phone
20.
105
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert.
A.
Farrow,
Vancouver;
Alfred
Adairt.
Massed;
A.
J.
McCul-lough.
Ouecn
Charlotte;
A.
W
Ford,
Parksville;
T.
A.
Sandison
llayspnrl
;
A.
Fisk,
Princ?
Gcorce;
Mrs.
J.
F.
Strang,
Sun
ny.
ide.
Central
F.
X.
Thibodeau,
Vancouver
J.
K.
MacI.ean.
Uueen
Charlotte
Ourinv
the
mouth
of
April,
the
city
fire
department
res
ponded
to
six
alarms.
There
were
four
hush
fires
early
I?
the
month,
one
of
them
buruiii;
a
shack
on
the
waterfront.
Otherwise,
there
was
no
damage
done.
TOO
LATK
TO
CLASSIFY
WAXTKO.
Man
with
2)00
to
invest
with
or
without
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