II
is-
PAQE
FOOL
-TrT
DAILY,
K277D
Ttau
MOVIE
SHOTS
TAKEN
HERE
Prince
IRupert
Will
Appear
on
anver
aneei
following
visit
V
of
'Company
This
fair
cily
and
surrouudiifc
country,
will
loom
lartfe
on
(he
silver
sfrewi
throughout
Canada
anil
the-
United
Stales
when
tlu'
movie
picture
taken
yesterday
Ly
the
Laurence
A.
Hughe
Pro
duction
Co.,
of
Hollywood,
an
released
Tor
public
exhibition
.No
iomier
had
the
slcanit-r
Prince
't?eorge
docked
yesUrdav
morning
when
Charlie
Pollock
hod
his
camera
on
the
wharf
and
was
cranking
the
handle
when
John
jRiehanlson,
the
'leading
comedian
and
Diana
Hughes,
tit
leading
lady,
strolled
towards
the
lens,
much
to
the
amusement
of
the
onlookers.
hscnrled
by
Messrs.
Dihb,
Tinker
and
Thomson,
delegatM
from
the
,lioard
of
Trade
who
met
the
boat,
the
movie
parly
motored
around
the
city
taking
pictures
of
the.
main
street-,
totem,
poles
and
harbor
view..
Richardson
referred
to
the
totem
poles'
as
silent
policemen.
"We
think
your
cily
is
Al
and
we
sincerely
thank
the
members
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
and
th?
citizens
generally
for
your
great
kindness
to
us
during
our
short
slay.
We
only
wish
it
were
pos
sible
to
spend
more
time
here,1
said
Senator
J.
Whelan,
business
manager
of
the
company.
Stars
In
Party
Diana
Hushes
played
leading
lady
In
the
screen
masterpiece
"Love
Master"
in
which
lk
famous
dug
Slrongheart
was
featured.
John
Hichardson
was
for
six
years
leading
comedian
with
Hie
31ack
Bennett
Comedies
and
played
the
part
of
Ding
it4
John
Rarrymore's
play
"Heau
Hrumel,"
and
he
also
played
wilh
Phyllis
Heavey,
Marie
Provost
and
Ford
Sterling.
The,
parly
fefl
on
the
afternoon
!
train
for
Jasper
Pam
where
oiher
scenes
will
!
'"shot
foJhe
world
travelogues.
Pictures
were
taken
of
the
local
uVlegationVscortincDiana
Hughes
and
Mr.
Hichardson
back:
to'
the
train.
As
the
train
pulled
out
Charlie
Pollock
took
pictures
ot
the
harbor.
EUCHAR1STIC
CONFERENCE
Several
Hundred
Western
Catholics
Gather
at
Winnipeg
En
route
to
Chicago
W1NN1PKO,
June
17.
Several
hundred
Catholics
from
lirilish
Columbia,
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
.
and
Manitoba
are
due
to
leave
.
Winnipeg
Saturday
morning
on
the
last
lap
of
their
journey
lo
Chicago
to
attend
the
Interna
tional
Eucharist
Congress
being
held
m
that
city
next
week.
One
special
train
of
fourteen
cars
in'
addition
to
extra
equipment
on
the
regular
Winnipeg-Chicagu
train,
'will
be
required
to
inovf
the
western
Canadian
delegation
travelling
via
Canadian
National
Hallways.
These
two
trains
will
reach'
the
cbngress
city
Sunday
morning
and
arrangements
have
been
,made
to
slop
Ihe
specia
for
one
hour
early
that
morning
for
the
celebrating
of
mass
en
roule
i.
Kuglish,
French
and
Herman
speaking
delegates
are
due
in
Winnipeg
from
the
west
on
reg
uJar
and
special
trains
over
Can
adian
National
lines
Saturday
morning
and
will
be
aecomnaii
led
by"
aNuimber
of
dignitaries
o
the
church
from
the
prairie
pro
vince
including
Hisbop
Prud
liomnie
of,
Prince
Albert.
Arch
bishop
Hcllevue
of
St.
Honiface
will
join
tlie
parly
here
with
the
inujpeg
;
and
Manitoba
dele'
pales.
Archbishop
Malheau
of
Hegiria
is'
proceeding
with
the
iiiHinibody
to
Chicago.
A
nnmlK'.r
of
the
prairie
dele-galeslwtll
continue
their
journey
to
eastern
Canada
nl
the
clofe
.
4,jjJllP.
co,tgress.
,
"
MOOSE
LODGE
TO
HELP
BOYS'
BAND
.
Various
Matters
Discussed
at
Meeting
Last
Evening
.
f
At
a
well
allended
meeting
of
.the
Loyal
Order
of
Moose,
lipid
last
night
in
.Moose
Hall,
Dicta
tor,
II.
J.
Uacon
pr9hHn3i
in
laws
and
general
laws
governing
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
NOW-TMECe
TWO
tickets
"O
THE.
eAOU-CAMtr
.
Rum
Tell.
ou.
mother-
i
rr
ii
i
i
v
COCTb
V.HO'b
"
CONNTKE
KIT
?
r
d
Cae
or-
the
'home-
OOJHTC
Juvr
yT
out-
SSjMi
V
anted
For
ForJRent
Sale
DAILY
the
operation
of
the
social
club
were
passed
after
a
lengthy
dis
is-j
cussion.
These
laws
will
forwarded
to
the
Supreme
Dicta-,
tor
for
endorsation
or
alleratioV
before
beiiwr
forwarded
to
Vie.
.
toria
in
connection
wilh
incorporation
under
the
provincial
laws.
Other
mailers
of
a
routin,:
nature
were
also
dealt
with.
i
It
was
decided
to
put
on
a
'
public
dance
in
Ihe
Moose
Hail:
on
June
2",
the
proceeds
to
1
donated
n
the
Hoys'
Hand.
TELKWA1TES
VISITED
TOPLEY
AND
BURNS
LAKE.
m
Week-end
Events
In
Interior
Were
Fully
Enjoyed
by
Many
TFXKWA.
June
17.
Taking
advantage
of
fine
weather
and
?ond
roads
a
great
many
Telk-waites
journeyed
to
Topley
las'
Saturday.
It
was
the
Sixth
Annual
Picnic
and
sports
day
held
there
and
all
things
combined
to
make
it
a
very
interesting
day.
Later
in
the
afternoon
a
good
number
drove
on
to
Hums
Lake
where
Hie
initiation
and
install
ation
of
the
Burns
Lake
Assembly
of
Native
Sons
of
Canada
look
place.
Later
the
Sons
arranged
a
dance
at
which
itier
were
people
frorn
all
over
the
district.
,
.
TELKWA
J.
J.
McNeil
loft
on
Monday'"
train
for
Prince
(Jeorge
on
lii-
way
to
the
coast.
It
is
Mr.
Mc
Neil's
intention
to
slop
off
a
Williams
Lake
and
attend
the
stampede
there.
For
a
change,
a
little
heat
wa-
experienced
on
Sunday
and
Monr
day
and
the
gardens
need
lots
of
it.
It
is
quite
possible
that
there
will
be
several
local
horses
on
the
track.
at
Prince
George
tins
year,
in
view
or
this,
they
are
being
exercised
daily.
The
sympathy
of
the
entire
community
is
given
to
Mr.
Oeorge
Saunders
in
the
loss
or
his
wife
who
died
in
Smithers
on
Sunday
morninK.
Mr.
and
Mr.
iSa'under
have
lived
neur
Telkwa
for
severaf
years'
since
coming
from
England.
A
tiny
daughter
.Ivy,
five
years
old,
Is
left.
,
The
Hound
Lake
picnic,
wliicn
is
one
of
Ihe
most
popular
year
ly
events,
is
billed
"Tor
Thursday
June
15.
A
large
and
attractive
list
of
sports
and
events
is
be
ing
drawn
up,
and
the
various
committees
are
doing
all
po-
Tkasm
Oitr
KILLS
ii
Mad
In
Vncur,
HIES.
MOTHS
1
B.C.
MpSQUlTOfSl
Intfiutrial
Rmwch
Institute.
WiBcwt
tain.
PlrnntxtoT.
II
Iiiitohiwuili
At
Your
Retailer
J
SO
TO
It
1
iM
VVHV
f
I
rvrcw
I
I
k
H
.
.
mri
a
oat
i
J
A
Pimply
Face
Is
Unsightly
Vim
CaiL
Smart,
South
B&tuV
ford,
Suk,
write:
"A
while
ago
I
waa
troubled
with
facial
btaniahta,
epeially
pimplca,
aad
was
rtally
ashamed
to
go
out
with
icch
a
bad
looking
face.
I
tried
2
or
S
different
remedies,
but
they
diJot
help
me
any,
ra
one
st
day
a
friend,
who
had
bea
troubled
the
aame
u
I
was,
adrised
me
to
1
on
i
4
!
After
I
had
taiea
two
bottie
there
wasn't
a
pimple
of
any
kind
left
on
my
face,
and
I
now
hare
a
clear,
;
He
amooth
and
vtlrt-ty
complexion.
"
Put
op
only
by
The
T.
Milbura"
Ox,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
sible
to
make
this
picnic
a
success
in
every
way.
The
gingham
dance
at
night
is
beii.u
specially
arranged
for
and
will
ie
a
good
one.
is
Mrs,
AV.
.
Noonan
returned
on
Monday
night
from
n
shor.
viil
with
her
mother
,
in
Terrace.
Mr.
Hopkins
representins
S,wijtl
.Canadian,
company
was
j
business
visitor
in
town
"
on
Monday.
Fhe
land
aeross
Ihe
roaJ
from
the
Telkwa
Hotel
and
be
tween
there
and
the
river
ha
been
nicely
cleaned
up
and
attractive
seats
made
on
trees.
Fred
Korman
who
left
the
vat-
ley
for
places
south,
returned
So
I'elkwa
on
Thursday
of
last
eek.
He
will
.
snend
a
shor!
lime
here
witji
his
family
and
hen
he
cxpecU
to
return
lo
the
U.CIs.
where
he
has
been
'en-
aced
in
the
construction
of
cannery
buildings
on
Skidegat
Inlet.
STEWART
11.
After
having
spent
the
pasl
ix
years
in
charge
of
the
rontf
work
in
the
district
for
the
pro
incial
government,
Henry
covil
has
senl
In
his
resigria
ion
to
take
elfeet
as
from
July
He
will
hi
succeeileij.
b
Hugh
McDonald,'
who
has
beev
mining
and
prospectint;
in
the
flislrict
"-for
ome
years
past.
Mrs.
E.
R.
Workman
returned
last
Sunday
from
Itremerton
where
she
had
li'een
on
a
shor
visit.
F.
N.
Turgoose,
nephew
of
R
M.
-Mewart,
president
of
the
Hunwell,
arrived
from
Victoria
ecently.
Jack
Watkins,
who
has
been
n
Vancouver
on
mining
btiines,
nas
reiurneii
to
town.
Mrs.
A.
W.
11.
Ashley
and
W
children
have
returned
from
visit
of
several
weeks
with
.
he
parents
in
Maymonl,
Sask.
Mis
r-munr
I'eierson,
a
irienu
o
Mrs.
Ashley,
drrived
wilh
her.
HAZELTON
John
Newick
returned
from
his
holiday
In.
the
soulh
recently
and
js
feeling
much
improved
1
health.
Some
fprty
horses
arrived
from
Ihe
fioulh
at
the
find
of
the
week
en
louto
lo
Telegraph
Creek
Owing
lo
the
snow
an
cflnsequenl
lack
of
feed
in
th
Oroimdhog
country.
Hie
horsed
will
have
to
wait
for
a
while
Word
has
been,
received
thai
I
11.
1
I'll
V
'7S
tml
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
AdvcrtSaement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
MISCELLANEOUS
MMW
Cami!
al
Lake
Kathlyrt
opens
June
20.
For
particu
lars
apply
Mrs.
K.
E.
Hirnie,
Smithers.
H.C.
L'-onanl
Wrmeh
pae.
his
final
year
in
modi.
me
at
Toronto
Uni
versity
with
honors.
He
is
now
Ihe
staff
at
SI.
Michael's
ho-pital,
the
same
hospital
his
father
was
in
after
graduating.
Peter
Ober
has
gone
lo
the
llazeltnn
Vi.-w
for
the
summer
has
boon
working
at
the
Sun-j
rise
for
some
'ime
pal.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
June
17,
1911.
J.
U.
Hose
of
Vancouver,
who
inleeslmi
in
mining
in
lhii
di?trtrt
Wa(
among
Hie
soutfi-
omg
passengers
this
morning.
'---lan
McLean,
who,
has
been
a
resident
of
Prince
Ituiert
for
tb
past
seven
?ear
and
a
promin
ent
jncmlftr
.,
of
SL
Andrew'
Soeiety,
left
for
Seattle
tlu-morning.
I.in
will
pmlwblj
isit
the
old
country
before
re
timing
to
the
city.
Mrs,
J.
P.
Cade
ami
child
haw
relurnt-d
lo'lhe
cily
after
spend-
na
a
few
months
in
the
outh.
COMMITTEES
NAMED
FOR
DOMINION
DAY
Native
Sons
of
Canada
Preparing
For
Celebration
on
July
1
Al
a
meeting
of
the
commit
tee
in
charge
of
the
Native
Sons'
ominion
Day
celebration,
heid
n
Henson's
Studio
last
night.
11.
Love.
cJiairman
of
the
gen
eral
ronuniUee
presiding,
the
following
auxiliary
committees
were
appointed:
r-porls
enimittee-
H.
II.
Iive
(chairman
.
fl.
W.
Johnstone,
.ee
liell,
H.
llreen
(secrelary
of
general
committee
i,
,
Entertainment
ouxrrtiilfi1
U,
li
llens(.(v
,(ehalrjrtafr,,'
fC
ourln.
Ffank
FoHuac
J-
A.
Inr
ris,
and.fl.
H.
ArnoU.
,
.
,2
dverfllrtg
conurtiltM-:
5.
I).
McLeod
and
M.
M.
Stephens.
Children's
sports
(leo.
W
Johnstone
(chairman'.
II.
Men-
fes,
Isp
Doll,
P.
La
Porte
and
'ydney
llunler.
Finance
committee
A.
J
''nidliomnve.
II.
n.
Love,
J.
II
McLeod,
S.
K.
Parker,
Joe
flreer.
W.
J.
lireer.
W.
D.
Vance.
J.
II
rimmpson
and
M.
M.
Slephens.
Decoration
twmmiltee
Italph
LePlne
w-hafrman
,
M.
J.
Keays
eo.
lluililerham,
F.
F.
Sleeves
Mini
Jatne
Welr.-
W.
J.
Midutclieon
notified
the
-Heeling
that
Joe
Lally.
manti
Mcturer
of
sporting
boois,
Corn
wall.
Ont,.
had.
Ihrotuth
him.
do
nated
Iwenly-eighl
lacrosse
sticks
and
balls
to
be
given
to
two
intermediate
teams
It
-
was
'arranged
that
the
Oirls'
High-School
drill
tenm
trained
by
Alex.
Mitchell,
woub
mve-twri
rrfortnanpes
nn
Do
minion
Day,
one
between
the
ball
game
in
the
afternoon
am
anoiner
performance
at
the
dance
al
night.
ALASKA
SHOALS.
WASHINGTON,
Juno
17.
Tn
mast
and
geodetic
survev
ha
ordered
an
Inspection
of
Dixon
Harbor,
Alaska,
as
a
result
of
a
report
Hint
the
waters
chartered
as
iieep
water
are
-
in
reallt
shoals.
twsT
wooxko-
rt
cose
-
hOW
I'UU
CT
MQ,
HCU.MVH
UP5TM'i
TO
TVE.
O.RC
0
Te
vi0
rtn,
TMC
mcUKJON
them
Vulocom
wt
wac
O
192
k
Uti
FtATuwc
Stuvici,
WANTFJ.lrl
or
woman
lodt
light
housework
in
family
of
three.
Write
slating
wage
expented
lo
Mr,
(hr.)
H.
B.
Trefry,
Anyox,
li.f.
WANTED
Kxperienceil
Saleswoman
for
Ladies'
Hendy-to-Wear.
Phone
051
or
Oreen
;ni.
Mrs.
J.
Hent,
'lliinl
Avenue.
YOUNG
Man
want
work,
any
kind;
35c
an
hour.
Phoii
Hlack
209.
1
12
FOR
SALE
FOIl
QIUCK
SAL!
28
foot
speed
boat,
Wintun
six
en.
gine:;
in
No.
1
order.
Clia.
Svedmark.
agent.
Cow
Hay.
FOIl
SALE.
-Motor
boat
eloei;
aUo
jump
spark
Wiiard
mag-
FOIl
SALE.
Haby
earriage
in
P(m1
condition.
Phone
712.
113
TO
RENT
FOIl
HENT.
Larsen
building
ai
171
Third
Avenue
Iial;
six
room
modern
flai
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premier
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer,
138
Seeond
Avenue.
FOIl
ItKNlV-
Two
first
ela
modern
flals;
Monarch
ranges,
water
paid;
one
furnished.
Weslenhaver
Hr.
FOR
RENT.
Two
modern
houses,
one
furnished.
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
East.
If
nm.MSHEt)
Housekeeping
(looms
lo
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
lied
607.
tf
FOn'
RENT.
Furnished
house
keeping
suite,
Mussallrm
Apartments.
Phone
18.
tf
FLAT
for
nenl.
Five
rooms
with
bath;
Sixth
Avenue
West
Phone
513
or
Hlack
325.
II
FOIl
RENT-
Four
room
suite.
hot
water
heated.
Apply
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month
and
up.
Wnlker's
MilsbH
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FOIl
IlE.Vr-Fnrnishedy
flat
in
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,
i-iiynr
ne4l
MI.
113
LARGE
furnished
room
for
rent,
bath.
010
Sixth
Avtnuo
West
LOST.
LOST.
On
Fourth
Avenue
West
old
ring
set
wilh
opal.
Finder
please
return
lo
Daily
News
olllre.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LA
K
ELSE
LODGE,
pear
Terrace.
isil
Lakelse
lilhia
Ho
Springs.
Lillila
Is
one
of
till
finn.l
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for
rheumatism.!
n
Good
fly
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
ln
"
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moiom
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n-.-iinn
Kiving
iiirnugu
connection
with
Lodge.
Telephone
connected
lo
Terrace.
J.
Hruce
Johnstone,
manaer.
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
Tinra
444
Friday,
June
18
High
6:52
a.m.
1
5,0
ft.
10:50
p.m.
17.1
"
Low
1:02
a.m.
lo.O
'
13:1
1
p.m.
7.4
"
Saturday,
June
19
8:1
.m.
15.3
fl
20:52
p.m.
17.8
"
Low
2:15
a.m.
ti.i
1
l;M
p.m.
7.8
"
Adverllie
In
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Dally,
News.
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Articles
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and
Found,
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Seymour
370d
Manager,
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and
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j
BOARD
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HOARD.
The
Inlander.
8M
Second
Avenue.
Plume
137.
HOARD,
Rooms
and
Furnished
Stilles.
Palmer
House.
If
AUTOMOBILES
Now,
You
Can
Buy
a
CHEVROLET
at
a
Lower
Price
than
ever
before.
Almost
simultaneous
"wilh
the
announcement
by
Chevrolet
Motor
Company
of
Canada
Limited
of
an
Improved
Chevrolet
a
GREATER
CHEVROLET
than
ever
before
we
are
aide
In
an
nounce
THE
LOWrWT
PRICES
in
Chevrolet
history.
Theee
new
prices,
combined
wilh
Hie
many
new
Improvements,
establish
more
flrmh
than
ever
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Chevrolet'
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in
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among
low
prieed
ears.
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Improved
Chevrolet
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everything
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d-ire,
smart
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prices
and
low
lime
paymrnU
bring
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of
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Chevrolet
tiKnlels
within
eay
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your
pocketbook.
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Phone
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Service
Day
and
Nig'n
Prices
of
botii
New
and
Guar
anteeil
ised
HiitD
CARS
are
now
at
a
new
low
level.
The
National
Time
Payment,
Plan
enables
anyone
with
a
"Yeasonable
income
to
afford
Ihe
comfort
and
convenience
a
car
affords.
Ask
S.
E.
PARSER,
LTD.
Dealers
219
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Phone
C7
Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
al
your
disposal
any
lime
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
s
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl-
nil
nur,
wu
mm
r,
change
New
and
Secondhand
(joods
GEO,
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M!)
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IM.one
fllf
OOOD
EATS
Oppoiln
Henson's
Bludio,
Third
Avejiue.
REAL
HOME
COOKED
MEAL
Mrs.
I'nger,
.proprietress.
'
Plione
H'iick
700.
'
WOOD.
Ory
Mixed
Wood
fO.OO
u
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
0.50
n
load,
f
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In
nny
lenglh.
Kindling,
$7.00
n
load.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
$7.00
n
load.
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Ulick
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