fday,
June
17,
1926,
AST
TWO
16th
DAYS
Anniversary
Sale
Extra
Special
Values
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have
hundreds
of
other
bargains
to
show.
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Fulton.
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ers
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BREAKFAST
FOOD."
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Fish
&
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nun.
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This
Service
lllllliuill
Wltaiyv,
lifcv,
c
ly
put
iw,
'iua
iw
f
wi
pivwu.
Your
bundle
retuni'it
wiilnn
throe
days.
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Phone
118
YV,e
.liuv.oCliO
only
rumplcm
Ioi
k
ol
710
Second
Avenue
Loggers!
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-Jacks-
arl
iu
the
Nurlli.
Wo
IiiiimIIh
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.
I
fori
Local
and
Personal
Vclcrunn''
l'icnic
Juno
20,
Phone
15.
P.R.
Coal
Co.
tf
Arthur'8
Taxi.
I'hone
C78.
tf
B.C.
Undertakers,
Phone
41.
Don't
forget
Veleruns'
Picnic
Sunday
-firnt.
Crystal
Firelighters,
8
fo-
fl.00.
llyde
Transfer,
Phone
580.
tf
Slovp
length
wood
$3.50
per
'oad
delivered.
Phone
N.
Our-vich.
Green
518.
154
Qiwen
Mury
Jlannel
Dance
Friday,
Jiin
18,
jn
I.O.D.E.
Hall.
Canadian
and
colUh
daucett.
Adiiilssioti
50.
Hefreshmeiits.
The
sailing
Achpduled
In
Ui"
Prince
Huperl
Tennis
Cluh
lour-natn'puf
yesterday
were
iiosliion-ed
owin?
to
incleiiienf
weather.
C.
P.
It.
steamer
Princes-
I.ouie.
Cap!.
Arthur
Slater,
i
due
in
purl
tomorrow
morniiM
from
the
itouth
enroute
to
Skaj;-
way.
Piano
recital
by
pupils
of
Charles
,
P.
3alagno,,atI
Catholic
School,
Fifth
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street,
Friday,
at
4.30
p.m.
prompt.
Ill
I'ower
tinat
Zananli.
Capt.
(iamuioii.
has
I'trneecded
to
Hie
Tk
of
I
he
Canadian
ehonnei
W.T.
in
UtUr
Pats
to
aseist
in
HsUape
work.
W'esthnhiie
ton
i
lit
and
to
iiioirow
Itelween
shows
at
'
8:45
p.m.
the
"Joy
Maids'
in
ttnappy
iii-w
program.
Special
feature,
I
lie
International
Charleston.
141
1
red
II.
Stephens,
formerly
ol
line
eity,
and
Mrs.
Stephens
were
recent
visitor
in
Victoria
from
Sa1lle.
tVetl
i
now
eonoedPil
with
Ihe
Lniled
Slates
Beode!i
urey.
Thitiiias
Mackenzie,
who
ha
Itet-ii
h
HM'iital
ease
in
Uie
hoapi
tal;
has
been
taken
charge
Of
u
lh
nly
ik
tarhiiieiit
of
the
Pro
vim-ial
pulire
and
i
now
run
fulfil
in
the
nly
jail.
Annual
recital
by
piano
pupils
of
Charles
P.
Balao.no
at
Cath
otic
School,
Fulton
Street
and
Fifth
Avenue
West
on
Fr'day
afternoon
at
4.30
prompt.
All
friends
will
be
welcome.
lit
A.
De
H.
Tremaine
of
Ottawa
"i-pei
inleiiilenl
of
ugencie
of
th
Marino
Department
arrived
in
i
he
city
yesleraay.
He
i
her.
"
pay
a
regular
visit
of
inspee
Hon
to
the
Dighy
Island
marin'
depot
.
A.
M.
Johnson,
K.C.,
who
aete.l
i
crown
prosecutor
at
the
re
nl
session
of
the
Supreme
irttiirl
Assite
liero,
will
remain
iu
the
city
until
the
end
of
the
week
bofore.
return
hip
to
Vic
toria.
There
are
cerluin
other
legal
matters
here
requirins
hh
attention
lieforr
he
goes
You
will
be
welcome
at
the
Veterans'
Picnic
Sumlay
first.
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT
n.s.c.
chapter
lis.
Th
llnluh
Ciilumltla
Kflilnr
k
I'sck
mi
i
uiiiMiiv
Uiiiilfd.
hrn-bv
citm
m,
Iti-e
thai
II
Imt
undpr
rtUni
7
ol
tin-
mIU
Ai
t.
drMiltr1
Wltll
tbr
luister
or
I'ubllr
Wutk,
II
iiiuva.
mil
in
UV
uffitv
of
tli
niHirlri
lirrotrar
uf
tlp
Lind
Hsrw-n
jr
Dotrlrl
ic
iTlitrp
Hujwm
I.
11
rrlm-e
iiiiTi.
u.,.
aM-miiim
or
utr
Mie
aim
His
ilaii
of
wharf
or
pltr
and
liuilil-inr
llirreiii
priHMd
lu
l
ltuili
that
irriiin
imriloD
or
laud
alluatt-
aUiui
twu
and
ous-hair
mlW
'il
or
Alltrrd
Bay,
skidoalt'
Intel,
rrtiiitlnt
on
l.ol
Hi.
'.iic-ii
c.liarintlv
lUstrtrt.
and
known
a
I.
HI
Mi
And
taks
imtlr
that
irter
Ihs
nr
mil-
iiiiiuih
rn.in
tln
datr
uf
ih,
nri
piikliralinn
uf
Una
n.itlnr
Ills
tlrlltnh
i
iilmiil.lt
riidiiiiir
k
rai-K
ttiar
onmany
l.lliuli'd
VIII
under
m-cllim
7
uf
the
Mid
apply
l
ths
Mtnller
.r
I'uhlir
rk.
ai
hi
nrrire
in
ths
oily
or
Ottawa.
rr
apprnval
or
the
aald
me
ann
plain,
and
rr
leave
to
enmirurl
the
aalil
wimrr
ur
pier
anil
liiilldnifrs
tliereun.
hatsd
at
Prlncs
Import.
11.1:..
tills
3II
da,v
ur
May
m
BllltlSII
COUMHIA
HSMIN0
ti
PACMNO
CO.
LTll.
BJT
lie
SiilllHtora:
William,
Mannin
&
Qunidlei.
Try
This:
Mix
a
Little
B0VRIL
wi
th
Cream
Cheese
Makes
a
Very
Tasty
Sandwich
Paste
,
THE
DAILY
NEWB
PAGE
THREI
NEW
MEMBERS
OF
FAIR
BOARD
Breen
and
Wlnslow
Succeed
Benson
and
Williamson
Harry
Dreen
and
II.
M.
Win
slow
were
elected
to
the
Fair
Hoard
last
night
lo
fill
the
vacancies,
caused
hy
the
resigna
tions
of
It.
K.
Herjson
and
J.
O,
Williamson.
The
board
also
elected
John
Uulger
a
vice-president
succeeding
H.
K.
Ilenson
It
had
been-intended
by
the
board,
in
staging
an
Indian
Day
on
the
Saturday
of
Fair
week.
U)
have
lh
natives
dress
in
co
tunic
but
this
suggestion
had
net
been
well
received
vhy
the
Indians
taking
rart.
It
was
decided
by
the
board
to
forego
this
sllpula
lion.
In
taking
up
the
matter
uf
at
tractions
during
the
fair
It
was
decided
not
to
bring
a
dance
orchestra
from
the
south.
The
question
of
giving
hii
automobile
as
a
prize
in
the
ticket
selling
competition
was
left
over
until
the
next
meeting.
The
matter
of
bringing
up
an
exact
duplicate
of
l
he
first
prize
exhibit
at
the
Xew
Westminster
District
F'air
is
under
considera
tion.
If
this
is
done
an
exper
ienced
man
will
accompany
the
exhibit
north
and
will
be
avail
able
to
give
advice
to
local
ex
hibitors
as
to
the
manner
of
dis
play
adopted
iu
the
south.
Vic
Foley,
the
famous
Can
miian
lightweight
bdxer,
will
give
xliilniions
during
lite
forthcoming
fair
and
arrangements
are
oiider
way
lo
locate
a
suilab'ei
sparring
partner
in
this
con
nection.
MRS.
GLYNN-WARD-
WRITES
B.C.
BOOK
VANOiLViin.
June
17.
II
Ulynn-Ward
has
written
an
ii
luminating
book
under
the
till
of
'The
Glamor
of
Hritish
Col
mnbia,
'
getting
her
information
hy
going
ahonl
Ibe
province
on
train,
on
foot
and
on
horseback
"he
lived
all
whiter
with
trap
pers.
and
wenl
into
the
by-way
from
the
beaten
path.
The
author
started
from
the
city
of
Vancouver,
and
penetrated
into
I
he
wilderness
in
many
diree
ikiu.
She
weni
info
Hie
llari
boo
rrsrion,
the
I'raser
Itiver,
alonj?
the
Yukon
JVIagraph
Trail,
and
climbed
Mount
llobson
in
winter
time.
Trappers,
guides,
set
Hers
and
adventurers
were
tier
t-ompanions
at
various
times,
ami
she
makes
all
of
them
inter-
stin:
"n
her
pages.
NURSES
DEaTmh"
HUMAN
BEINGS-N0T
JUST
MERE
CASES
TORONTO,
Out.,
June
17.
'Canadian
Press.
Hon.
Dr.
Cody,
chairman
of
Hie
Hoard
ol
Oovernors
of
Toronto
University,
addressing
graduating
nurses,
besought
them
to
remember
e.l-ways
that
they
were
dealing:
with
"human
beings,
not
with
cases."
"ou
rome,
he
said,
"in
contract
with
the
great
crisis
of
life.
You
come
into
contact
with
birth
and
willi
bereavement.
You
stand
by
when
the
physician
has
tn
choose
which
fife
shall
be
spared.
You
have
an
almost
unique
opportunity"
lo
cheer,
guide
and
help
in
the
great
crisis
of
human
life.
1
beseech
you
in
the
name
of
humanity
hever
!o
become
coldlv
nrofes-
sional,
never
mechanical."
BED
BUGS
TA300.
EDMONTON,
Alia.,
June
17.
-Utizcns
who
went
to
nreservc
bedbugs
as
household
pels
will
ot
.jjel
and
special
exeuinlions
from
Dr.
T.
11.
Whitelaw.
medi
cal
health
officer,
lie
made
thi
quite
jjlain,
recently
in
dealing
with
a
family
llving1ua
northern
district,
-and
atlwr
-ha.
jiad
threatened
legal
action,
stem
were
taken
hy
the
head
of
the
family
to
rid
the
home,
of
the
insects.
.
BIRTHS.
A
daughter
was
born
on
June
jn
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
.Hospital
to
Mr.-audilr.
Bayliss,
Hesner
ApHtiiutii!
JK
'
A
daughter
was'
born
the
Pnn.v
lluperl
lU'iicral
llospita!
on
June
17
to
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
J.
Y
Duiiiin,
tHo7
-Seventh
Ave.
j
WIReUeSS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
'
DltiHY
ISLAND.
iL.
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer
:t0.2Q;
(eniperalure
5i;
sea
smooth,
5
0
ajn.
Winchester
.
Jf
Mild,
Bf
ended
Cigarette-
poke
steamer
Prince
Charles
bound
Skidegate
for
Lagoon
Hay
asing
out
5
a.m.
HULL
HARHOR.
Overcast
calm;
barometer
30.20;
temper
ature
52:
sea
smooth;
'J
p.m.
poke
steamer
Auyox
hound
Vuw-n
(
lutrhille
4aiHl.
ThU
nolire
warn
sied
mi
tlte
rrund
on
the
Hutn
day
if
April.
IWtS.
A
nm
ur
tbt
ntitlre
and
an
appliriiiii
pnrtuant
thereto
and
to
the
water
r
win
be
riled
in
nil-
urilif
if
the
Vler
lle,-rder
at
I'rinre
Kuperl,
li
e.
ttbjevlkin
Iu
the
aitpliraihtn
may
e
riled
with
the
said
Waler
lleeurder
c
with
the
Cuinplntller
ur
Waler
lllirhts.
arinimiil
Buildiuir.
Victoria.
He,
wilb-in
thirty
da
after
tn
firitt
appearance
r
tliu
leitire
In
a
leal
nevvipas-r.
Tlte
dale
r
the
firm
publicatiun
uf
thU
nullce
la
June
s,
tft.
BltlTISII
COU
MBI
HSH1NO
1
I'ACkl.xn
ai.
LTD..
Apullrant.
UV
II.
Sherwuwl.
AteuU
MINERAL
ACT.
Nolle
of
Application
for
Cartlflcata
of
Improvtmtnla.
Mineral
IIUI
Oruup.
ruifUllnr
of
Mlo
era)
11
ill
yu.
I.
Mineral
lilt!
Mn.
i.
MID
eral
Hill
.No.
3,
and
Summit
Mineral
t.iaiin.
fliiuair
in
iim
skeena
Ninnif
Din
ion
uf
No.
1
Klsuicl
un
th
tuiutb-eamem
end
or
Iron
Mountain,
kitlmal
Valler.
Lawful
buldert,
V.
J.
Uouriwin,
Free
Miner's
Certlfirale
i
0IIC.
Ctwrles
t.
Mmtre.
free
MUer
a
Certtricale
Wo.
ll7C.
TAkE
NOTICE
Hat
I,
tharle
E.
Moore.
Kre.
Mlner'a
Certiricate
?io.
SI7C
tirenl
r.tr
ibe
owner.
Intend
II
the
end
r
silly
day
from
the
date
hereof,
to
wtply
lo
the
Mlnui
Herorder
for
a
Cerll-fk-lle
of
linpnivemems
fur
the
purpuse
of
'btainin;
a
Crown-
Urant
of
the
above
mini.
nd
rnrther
lake
nullce
that
action
un--
Seetinn
ts
or
tlie
Mineral
Act
hinM
uniiiienred
befure
the
Issuance
of
luch
erlirieate
of
Improvement.
Italed
thl
I7lh
dav
nr
fprlt.
for
LAND
ACT.
Notk
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Land
iu
rrinre
iiuperi
Land
nerurninr
ins
trlrt
of
Omim
Hanie
S,
and
iltuate
on
South
Aachael
Island.
TAkE
NOTICE
thai
Alfred
Swanson,
of
rrlnre
Uupert.
occupation
Mariner,
Intend
lo
apply
for
a
leaf
of
the
rollovr-Inr
described
lands:
Cnmmenrlnr
al
a
po'l
planted
at
the
north
end
of
Siinthnarhael
Island;
thence
arntind
the
Island
al
hirh
water
mark,
and
contaminr
&0
cre.
meo
oe
ies.
ALrnr.D
swansox.
,
Apptiranu
-
,
to-
mm,
Orauby
Hay
for
Vancouver
'S'i't
miles
from
Vancouver.
DKAD
THICK
POINT.
Haro
meter
30.18;
temperature
52.
Noon
DKJHY
ISLAND.
Rainm?;
aim;
banuneler
30.20;
temperature
58
sea
smooth.
HULL
HARHOR.
Overcast;
calm;
barometer
30:04;
temperature
55;
sea
smooth;
8:30
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Catala
left
Delia.
Hella
norUiUuuiid;
'1
1
a.m.
sixikw
oleuiiier
Oray
docking
at
Roc
darlior
soullilicund.
DEAD
TREK
POINT.
Haro-meter
30.IH;
(eniperalure,
59.
-'illd
drains
attuui
WATER
NOTICE.
Dltaraien
and
Uaa.
TAkE
NOT1I.K
tlut
BritiKh
CxliunL-U
I'ltlimr
4
I'arking
t.u.
I.
id.,
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BATHING
:
CAPS
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A
large
assortment
or
New
Styles
in
Hoth
Plain
and
Fancy,
25c
to
$2.00
SHARI
The
Newest
Creation
and
Latest
Sensation
in
Toilet
Article
Face
Powder
.....
...
$2.50
Talcum
$1.00
Hcunty
Cream
$150
Cleansing
Cream
$1.00
Compacts
$1.50
and
$250
Hotigc
$1.00
Lip
Stick
$1.00
Old
Slyle
PEPPERMINT
PATTIES
Fresh
Shipment.
Special
Price,
per
lb.
.
.
40c
Ormes
Ltd.
The
Pioneer
Druggists.
The
Ilexall
Store.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street
Phones
82
and
200
Bu
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
Phone
34
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
P.O.
Box
196
Simmon's
Steel
Beds,
Springs,
and
Oslermoor
Mattresses
in
every
room.
52
Itooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water,
Baths
and
Showers.
Steam
Heated,
Klectric
Light.
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
SL
-PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER-
YVe.
have
the
most
complete
slock
of
limbers,
dimensions,
shipiap,
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
joint,
veneers,
clc,
in
Northern
B.C.
'
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Before
buying
inspect
ur
stock.
It
will
pay
you.
Our
prices
aro
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
SCREEN
DOORS
In
Four
Sizes
ADJUSTABLE
WINDOW
SCREENS
Assorted
Sizes
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
255
Third
Ave.
Phone
101