uesdar.
May
,
I92.
Baseball
Supplies
BATG
TJie
kind
(lint
make
yon
feci
that
you
i-iiii
knock
'cm
n
over
itit
loL
'
Priih's
'from
'
...
.
.V.
!.
.V
$1.50
"id
$3.00
MITTS
IIiom-
ImiI
one
hchlml
the
,al,
MU,rr
'Cni
out
nt
first,
or
kill
.
fin
nt
thin!
with
n
smack.
Price
from
...
$2.50
to
$1
2.50
GLOVES
High
onus,
grounder.
sick
to
(Iicm.
Price
"'"'I
$2.B0
to
$10.00
TENNIS
SUPPLIES
'
Rackets
Priced
lo
suit
every
purse
from
$4.00
lo
$20.00
Balls
Hrauilc,
two
piece,
each
50c
Take
Precautions
Now
Prevent
Mold-.
JuM-i-K
l-'ii.
,nu)
lUu-
b.
Ui-
i
.irl
...
.........
.
.
.
.
I
HI
I
VlMi
I
II.IIM.O
1IMIMI
lllMf
Cum
Camphor
15cj
'
lor
25c
Moth
Balls,
per
ll
25o
Cedar-Napthalene
Flakes,
per
iikire
......
25c
ijw
.
.
.
JULi
Milium
J
I
nrv
Mai
an
irr
-
F
......
ictone
as
nsect
Powder,
ir
II
$1.25
italini
Insect
Pnwdrp
9n
n.
prayers,
h
.
50c
ly
:
waiters
15c
Ormes
Limited
Tin
Punieee
llniifgi-l.
IIUIIC
OA.
BIIU
tVVl
The
Ilex
d)
Store.
3rd
Ave.
and
Glh
St.
urn
tr
A
W
A
AAA
tA
A
A
A
LA
A
A
A
A
A
V
U.
w
Prince
Rupert
RYDOCK
AND
j
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
nl:
kind.
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
2
if
oen
for
Business!
I
In
if
In
announce
Hint
I
have
opened
for
business
in
J.AI
(1(11
HL'
UUILAl
1
III
llfl
lllltl
ilfClllll'
II
U
1
.lll
I
eel
where
I
hatl
he
tfl.ul
lo
renew
friendship
with
old
.
W.
CAMERON
ATCHMAKER
AND
JtWELLtH
PHONE
293
isherniens
dupplies
.
IVU
lUPfl
viii
uro
ixu
kinu,
nuurvs,
nurc9(
i
vvintu,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
psetr.lunningham&lo.Ltd.
8econd
Avonuo
and
McBrldo
St.
Local
and
Personal
1'hone
15.
P.lt.
Coal
Co.
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
078.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
tf
LLC-
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
If
yVmvyli
.)
Taxfri
.plioiie
740.
.S(uiidj
;w'KinprubHoiel.
103
Crystal
'Firelighter.
l.oo.
Hde
Transfer.
G80.
18
for
Thone
Ittdley
Home
Itaxaar
Melro-
If
I'lancl.
Mllh-rd.
is
expected
tomorrow
:
jnorning.
from
the
south
ou
thff
steamer
Prince
Heurge.
.uf
A.
K..
Wright,
liM.S.
ailrd
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Chaile
for
Viclorja
on
n
bufncs.
trip.
Jir.
Hubert
.McCarthy
tpeiil
the
week-end
ut
Terrace,
return
iiik
to
the
city
on
yesterday
uf-
'fiiioon
x
train.
Mi
lllanohe
Curlin
bailii
HiK
afli-rnoon
alioard
the
Cardena
for
tlto
oulh.
SLc
will
spend
a
iioiiiiay
in
liellinKiiain.
Itev.
Walter
Allan
will
preach
at
Mm-
Anglican
Cathedral
next
Sunday
for
lle
laM
lime.
ll
exiiivU
to
leave
on
Tuesday.
P.
S.
Uujinejvtjjjitrii't
fnresler,
aileir
yefti,iay
afternoon
on
Ijie
Prince
arlejf,
for
Oeean
run
otjidi-iiirimental
butneiii.
ttivy
JJoma
Uazaar.
All
roii-trTKiinfrif?
for-
Home
OtokiijK
table
wilt
he
thankfully
received
at
Hip
.(i'Iro.ole
Hall
on
Tliurn-day.
103
V.
ilJ
"Maiiul.
CX.lt.
travei-Unc
audftor,
In
the
city
on
of-fiHril
ddlieV.
having;
arrived
from
Winiiippp
eterfay
aTUr-
nooii'
I
ruin.
Ja'iW
Kprr.
Vancouver
eom-Tnwfelal
itii,
who
has
been
in
Hie
IGenf
'
hicpiUil
for
the
pa'.
iouip'"
'at
we,
will
rturn
-tuilli
on
the
Cnrtlrna
I
hi
after
noon.
Mr.
T-
P
(I'ltrjen
nmt
child
of
Anvov,
who
haw
Mteen
on
trip
to
Hie
Coutrv
arveil
in
mirtiu-
h
vrterdiiy
nTtr-iiiMin
n
Irani
iffiid
will
tnnirf.l
to
morrow
,
frtghl
to
the
nipter
town.
Jjr.
O'llrien
haina
coin,
lo
the
ik?
to
meet
iheni.
lnjieetor
T.
ToiM.
who
vi!l
nurcd
lnpclor
A.
K.
Aolnnd
an
offln'e
mnirtinitilln.'
Hm
lliv;.i
(!nnadfntit(Htn(eil
Police
in
this
ditrirH.expce,led
to
arrive-
la
,'tvfio
Hf?ina
on
Friday
train
Jj1rIIiip
to
Mr
Wood.
Inioectur
n.l
Mr-i.
Aclnml
nn.l
After
'
v-
"
family
lll
leavp
next
Monday
for
Prince
Albert.
Living
dWharircd
a
deekload
of
creosoted
piles
ftn.l
lumber
at
the
lumber
nnrmllv
whnrf
for
the
Canadian
.Vatlonal
Itailwny.
motorhlp
f.illeliorn,
Capl.
l).in
MrKinuon,
iiiled
at
5:30
yesterday
afternoon
for
Maett
Inlet.
The
veel
has
cannery
Mipplie
for
Maxell
and
Watun
Hiver
inchidiiig
a
t:t
Ion
boiler
for
the
cannery
at
the
former
point
.
The
I.illehoru
vi
I
proceed
from
the
Islands
!
Ocean
Falls,
having
a
cargo
of
coat
for
tin
mid
town.
SUMMER
TRAIN
SERVICE
The
Canadian
National
Hail-
way
announce
tltat
effective
Monday,
Mav
H,
the
six
days
per
week
summer
train
service
will
he
effceiixe.
On
and
after
that
date
train
will
leave
Priiinv
Jlupert
daily
exceiit
Sunday
..
1
1
:M0
a.m.
and
arrive
daily
ex
cept
Tuesday
at
:j..10
,i.m.
l
ull
informal
ion
from
City
Ticket
office.
5.'8
Tliird
Avenue.
Phone
fiO.
I
.-
pote
Hall.
Tluirsday,
May
0,
at
2.ao
ii.iu.
for
t
ft,,.
W
Gconomy
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THRE1
Still
Enjoying
Life
at
84
Thanks
To
That
Wonderful
Remedy
Mrt.
T.
H.
.Miller,
1843-Uft
At.
Et,
Vancouver,
B.C.,
wrltets
"Fire
years
ago
mr
butband
tnffered
terribly
with
eere
attaeki
of
palpitation
'of
tbe
heart
urni
motherisir
pelli,
ajid
two
doctors
itated
tbat
be
could
not
possibly
live
tlx
mootbs.
A
friend
recommended
Milburn
'
IL
and
S.
Pilla,
witb
the
result
that
mr
husband
is
still
enjoying
life
at
tb
age
of
84
years,
lie
has
Improved
so
wonderfully
that
he
can
now
climb
tbe
stairs
without
having
those
awful
pains
in
his
heart."
Put
np
only
by
Tbe
T.
Ifilbnra
Co,
Limited.
Toronto.
Out.
Fred
Hardy
is
ailing
thin
afternoon
aboard
the
Cardena
for
Seattle
on
a
holiday
trip.
Staff
Capt.
V.
L.
Carruthcr
of
the
Salvation
Army
returned
front
the
interior
on
yesterday
afternoon'
lrai;
;
Charles
Durham
arrinl
in
(be
city
from
L'k
tyn
yesterday
afternoon
train
and
i
a
guest
e!
the
Prince
ItUperl
Holel.
Mr.
and
Mr,-
,nj,,,"a'f
Shack-Icton
of
I'd;
arf
Vlilr
in
Ue
city,
having
arrltccii
from
the
interior
on
yeUjriay
afternoon
-
train.
C.
W.
Homer,
provincial
'
a
fosor,
returned
oil
Hit
Carden.i
thin
morning
from
a
trip
o
Slevart
and
Atiypx
ou
official
business.
Iloherl'
MfCartJiv
left
on
this
mornln!r'!j
train
flip
Kdon
wheic
he
wilt
have
cliarpre
during
lee
coming
summeT
.
of
a
CX.lt.
tea
m
shovel.
Canlcna
this
tnurnins'
ineluded
William
(iohlbloom,
(i.
A.
"Wood
land,
W.
11.
Love
an
4
Hubert
WanJ.
v.
.
K.
V..
Hall,
Hie
Winnipeg
grain
man
who
accompanied
by
his
so
l
has
been
visiting
at
Hyder
with
hi
brother,
J.
A.
Iftll,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Cnrdena
this
morning
ami
maoe
Voutiection
with
the
eastbouud
train
cnfoule
home.
Hidley
Home
MazaTir.
Iiidia.
Hon
of
'.Needlework,
JlotnoCooV.
in?,
fSmdy.
Planl..
Toy
and
mixCidf
i'nfinos
nrlii'leM
tiiul
hhi.
oiidhaM
thing
can
'he
sent
;-i
the
Mlroiiole
Hall
on,
Thursday
morning
and
Will
li
much
'
A.
It.
Wing
of
the
till,
F.mili-
inehl
Co.,
who
has
been
spending
somo
time
in
the!
.district
siinerinteiiiliiii;
Him
full
M.
.111!
and
removnlT'
of
the1
inaclilnery
and
equipment
frcm
ihe
Itochcr
de
Hoitle
mine
at
llazellon.
is
paseiiigcr
aboard
Ihe
Cardena
today
returning
from
Stewart
to
Vancouver.
TRANSFER
OF
POUCE
AUTHORITY
ADVOCATED
Nelson
Has
Opened
Negotiations
and
Similar
Step
Is
Urged
at
Fernle
and
Cranbrook
Prince
Jlupert
is
not
Ihe
only
comparatively
large
community
in
the
province
in
which
liw
chatiginig
from
municipal
to
pro
vineial
police
control
'lia
be
come
a
live
issue.
-Negotiation
with
;r
view'
to
making
tliw
change
have
been
opelied
by
1
1
a""
city
council
at
.Nelson
and
'
in
Fertiie
and
f.rnniiroon,
agifalioa
ha
started
along
a
similar
line.
FATHER
AND
SIX
;
CHILDREN
BURNED
BRIDES
FROM
OLD
COUNTRY
,
.
'
;'
v,
;
Two
Anyox
Men
Will
be
Married
this
Even!)ng
to
Girls
Who
Arrived
from
England
I
Tvo
,
Arsyoje,
wjk
,'vvlvv
Ji,'ive
tifeiii(
lhe.,ctt,y
fpr'ni&iaX
te
days,
fiiel
bride
wTio
arrKetf
on
last
night
train
all
(lie
way
from
the
Old
Country.
To-nfgh'f
at
0
o'clock
in
St.-
Andrew's
An
glican
Cathedral
;,Hev.
Walter
Allen
offirialing;
the
wedding;'
will
take
place.
,
Miss
Sophia
Plumb
will
he
married
to
(Jeorgc
.Jlunter
and
Mi
Isabel
Carmlchael
.will
bo
come,
the
bride
of;
Itobert
KHif
son.
I
tilth
yountr
.
ladies
hai"
from
South
Shield,
I-'nlaml,
and
Mis
Carmichacl
was
accompanied
by
Iter
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
H,
Carniichael.
Mis
M.
Peel
also
arrived
with
tin
parly
from
Hie
Old
Land.
The
weddings
over,
the
bridal
party
will
proceed
tomorro.v
night
to
Anyox,
there
to
reside.
FAIR
BOARD
HOLDS
REGULAR
MEETING
Tenders
Be'nq
Called
for
Carpenter
Work
at
Building
$161.50
Realized
as
Result
of
Recent
Dance
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Fair
Hoard
was
held
last
evening
with
President
W.
I).
Vance
in
the
chair
and
a
god
attendance
of
directors.
Tbe
sports
and
attractions
committee
reported
impress
it.
tbe
mailer
of
the
Victoria
Jay
"celebration
which
will
be
hefd
in
collaboration
with
the
KlU.
The
project
of
having
an
Indian
If.iy
in
connection
with
tin
year's
Fair
is
still
being
worked
upon.
It
was
decided
to
call
for
ten-
ilcr
Tin.,
i
intir.tvi.
timiil
tt
In
llii
.
,
.
.
.
...
.
.......
V.
........
J
.V
'..IV
-';
Meanierrrincess
ioyai
,jUl(jM
l)jtjH
,
u
b
M
,7
Cifpl.
Ihomas
Cliff;
snuthbound;
.
..
from
Alaska
ports
di
Viiiiroiiver.iniir,,
Tilll(1
,,
r,.niir,mt
H.i
is
due
here
al
3
o'clock
thi!
afternoon,
sailiue
for
the
south
at
1.
I.ocul
busine.s
men
returning
from
Anyox
and
Stewart
on
the
ICt
.50
had
liecn
realized
after
all
expense
had
been
met.
The
prize
book
for
1026
i?
well
in
hand.
Committees
have
been
redrafting
the
variou
claes
and
sections
and
as
sooi
as
arrangements
for
advertising
space
have
peen
completed
ten
ders
will
be
called
for
Hie
print
ing
of
I
lie
book.
CITY
ENGINEER
GAVE
INTERESTING
ADDRESS
H.
A.
McLean
Sneaks
on
"Hlah
Explosives"
Before
United
Church
Literary
and
Athlete
Club
The
Literary
ami
Athletic
Clun
of
the
United
Church
last
nigh,
heard
an
interesting;
address
bv
II.
A.
McLean,
city
engineer,
on
ihe
-object
of
"High
Kxplosi
vrs."
Mr.
Mclean
told
of
his
experiences
al
Trenton,
On
lario,
wiiere
for
some
lime
no
was
associated
with
the
hie
inuiiilions
plant
which
Mipporls
a
town
of
some
J.ooo
population
Mi
Catherine-
Harvey
presided.
After
Hie
address,
indoor-base
hull
and
basketball
game
wen
played.
WOULD
CLEAR
GROUND
AT
SALT
LAKES
FOR
SPORTS
AND
PICNICS
Itepivs.-ntatives
of
Ihe
Prince
Hoperi
Swimming
Ululi
paid
aj
v
sit
in
(In-
Sail
Lake
on
Sun-1
day
to
look
over
the
possibility!
of
clearing
about
an
acre
of
land
to
tie
ued
as
a
picnic
and
playground.
The
idea
is
to
Instill
some
park
equipment
and
..l......
ii.
..i
i;.,..
.....i
tlli'li.
I
ii.ii
urn-
1
1
I
fl
wj.
Ii7i-ii
ill.
seek
the
aid
of
the
provincial'
department
of
public
works
and.
possibly,
local
service
clubs.
NEIL
BRUCE
ELECTS
,
FOR
SPEEDY
TRIAL
GETS
TWO
YEARS
-
Xeil
llruce.
who
was
Cnmmt:
led
for
Irial
in
the
city
police
MATUCD
remnro
Wfl
as'
weeK
on
axenare
ol
l
1I1U1ULI
EJlulU
nisaulting
City
Police
fergean:
IllTd.KVII.l.F.,
II).-.,
May
1.
--John
Haas,
15
years
of
age,
and
six
jonag
children
were
burned
to
deatli
this
morning
when
their
home
was
destroyed
by
fire.
The
I
mother
and
two
otherV
children
were
severely
burned.
i'f
s
lluuh
McHliiirliy
and
decided
lo
take
Jury
trial,
has
changeiMils
mind
and
reappeared
before
Judge,
Young
al
2.30
litis
afternoon
lo
re-elect
for
speedy
Irial.
lie
..pleaded
guilty
and
Was
sentenced
to
two
years
in
the
penitentiary.
,
!.
i
yictor
Records
I
Love
My
Baby
Fox
Trot
Waring
s
Pennsylvania
.
,
-
.
No.
19905
f
Vocal
I
NEVER
KNEW
HOW-
WONDERFUL
YOU
WERE
Fox
Trot
Paul
Whlteman
and
His
Orchestra
LANTERN
OF
LOVE
Fox
Trot
Roer
Wolfe
Kahn
and
Ills
Orchestra
AFTER
I
SAY
I'M
SORRY
FoiTrot
Phone
34
Jean
Coldkette
and
His
Orchestra
1W47
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THE
CLOUDS
10-ln.
double-sided
Sim
mon's
Sleel
lied
tresses
in
every
room.
Hills
&
Und
($D
records,
75c.
GEMS
FROM
"SUNNY"
Vocal
Victor
Light
Opera
Co.
12-ln.
double-sided
record,
$1.50
n
At
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Master's
Voice"
Dealers
3
DEMAND
19946
1994J
Gene
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(Tenor)'
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3579
of
Canada,
Limited
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Di
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
P.O.
Box
196
Springs,
and
Oslernioor
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Hooius,
Hot
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Cohl
Water,
Halhs
and
Shuvver
Sleam
Heated,
Klcctric
Light
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
SL
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
The
standard
of
Purify
for
over
160
years
London
Dry
Gin
$3.25
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bottle
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
theLlquor
:
CouUol
Doard
or
by.the
Goverumeul
of
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Columbia
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