day,
May
25,
1020,
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,y
mft
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TWCr
II
TXHEN
skin
is
broken
as
in
cuts,
bruises,
burns
and
scalds,
millions
of
microbes
are
waiting
to
invade
the
tissues.
Don't'
lose
a
moment
in
smearing
that
injury
with
a
little
of
nature's
own
healer,
Zam-Buk,
"which
kills
off
these
dangerous
germs,
checks
blood-peisoning
and
after
medicinally
cleansing
the
tissue
covers
it
up
with
new
healthy
skin.
Zam-Buk
takes
the
pain
and
the
peril
out
of
daily
mishaps.
A
box
of
this
famous
herbal
balm
should
be
always
on
hand.
It
provides
you
with
a
reliable
"home
doctor"
for
a
hundred
emergencies.
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Jmlltatt
Mtl
Ziavt
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at
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MMKI
f
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ni
hartal
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tpaUcttiM
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khn,
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mill
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WJ
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nr
will
ba
tomorrow
Put
it
up
to
the
infill
bi
BAROMETER
P'asi
i;
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run
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...i
(he
liitnuiielir.
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the
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BREAKFAST
FOOD."
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Pacific
Railway
B.
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Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
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Ball.
Otaan
Falla,
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Bai,
mpall
Hl.ar,
and
Vaneautar
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taturaai
11
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m.
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Id.
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ORCHARD
Oanaral
apant.
ooraaa
af
4th
ttraal
tad
Srd
Anu.
Prlnca
Ruparl,
B.O.
Local
and
Personal
I'lione
15.
Coal
Co.
tf
Arlhur'B
Taxi.
Pbone
678.
tf
U.C.
Undertakers.
Pbone
41
(Irvalnt
Pli-nltrrlilon.
(.
teSh
vfe
tf
Mr.
A.
J.
Lancaster
eailcd
on
Hie
l'rince
Huprt
Sunday
nlghl
for
Vancouver.
Joim
Uark.
boiler
Inspector,
ih
a
vmitor
m
the
city
on
official
dulh'
ami
I
regUtered
at
the
Central
Hotel.
Hear
the
finest
concert
party
thai
ha
ever
visltt'd
the
city
Cumiilete
change
of
program
tonight.
Wentholme
at
8.1S.
Football!
Owing
to
the
It.
C.
X.
V.
It.
not
having
received
the
equipment,
the
High
.School
will
play
Wymara
tomorrow
niglit
a
ArrojKli
Hill
at
5.15.
Mii.
M.
I.
Hateher
of
Jamaica
arrived
in
the
city
on
Satunlaj
afieinoori'f
train
from
the
Kaji
an.1
ia
a
ueitt
at
the
Prince
flu
-pert
Hotel.
Hhe
i
on
her
wav
to
kagway
to
fit
her
unerlc.
MUaJ.
L.
Hilrton.
who
wa
iMployed
in
the
munition
board
oific
lien-
umie
year
ago
ami
who
bat
ince
ben
in
Cbiux.
waa
a
visitor
for
a
day
or
tw-i
with
Mr.
and
Mrn.
Ion
Crerar
at
i
In-
Iplander
and
left
ugain
ye-iei'Uay.
M
llmui.
1.'
-...I
.rii'i.iij
a
.
iiiuii
OITU
Muthie
each
forfeited
25.00
bail
in
the
citv
nlu
ruiri
rimming
upon
failing
to
appear
in
a
ii
war
io
cnan-'ea
ol
liilosi-alion.
Ham
Milton,
Alex
Green
and
KHen
AVfUon,
Indiane.
werf
urb
fin-J
J0
and
cots
for
drurikeni:e.
T.
K.
Brook
of
Terrace
iwr
t
the
week-end
in
town
to
vi.ii
Mr.
Hitwifc
who
ha
been
pntient
in
Ui
Prince
lluMrt
.iirral
Ilopilal
for
the
nat
few
weJsa.
.r,i.
Hraukji'
eondi-
ii.n
ii
imurming
ami
it
ia
ex
nectpif
lie
ill
he
tl.
to
return
in
Terrsoe
at
the
end
di
I
be
'l
'
week.
Mre.
M.
I..
f1Una.n.
Mr.
M.
Mi-rtrtjhlne
and
Mr.
X.
M.
Mr-l-eaii.
who
are
going
Jo
Ihnr
former
home
in
I
In-
Old
Country,
nnileil
for
Tancouvrr
o.s
i
ne
rrinee
if
uerl
Minday
aigiiv
All
will
nail
from
Quebec
by
tbi
Menmer
ManCnairn
on
June
L.
Mr.
Harmon
goen
to
.Norway;
Mr.
Mrltiilibie
to
Seollatid
aiij
Mr.
Mi
l.rn
to
Ireland.
Mi
l'rma
Ruth
Ikvkiite.
daughter
of
Mr.
a
in
I
Mrs".
It.
Mikitte
id
Itirbv
Inland,
ii
n.
I
Mii
lal'l
Kirkpalriek.
daughter
oi
.Mr.
and
.Mr.
J.
A.
Kirkpatriek,
are
anion?
the
sraduato
fmtn
I
he
Vancoupver
General
HopiUl
training
school
for
nure
thi
year.
Im
Hwilrice
Kliiatieth
Ionard
i.
an
affiliate
crraduale
from
llie
Port
Huintnn
llo-idlal.
Cradualion
exereie
are
taking
place
in
Vancouver
(his
week.
T
MUSIC
I.OVEHS!
Under
Ihe
nuiire
of
the
.adieu
Muoie
Club,
a
recital
will
be
given
in
Ihe
United
Church
on
Thursday,
Junr
H.
at
H.n
p.m.
iirompL
Admission
1
.00.
Hikr
!
llrAn
tiinnial
..r
Tuiml..
Henry
Carre,
boy
sonrano.
soloi
PI.
George'
Church.
Owen
Pound
are
artist
of
outstanding
merit.
Tickets
may
be
obtained
from
members
of
the
Club
or
at
Orme-s
PAVEMENT.
Take
notice
l.ial
Seventh
Avn
from
Kullon
Ptieet
to
Dunfinuir
Street
will
be
closed
from
May
20
until
June
3d.
Householders
wishing
to
get
in
supplies
are
requnslcd
to
do
m
before
grading
staits.
'
-
City
Engineer
ll
B0VRIL
Makes
Delicious
.
Sandwiches
Very
Nourishing
Too
A
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
A.
T.
lickoff
returned
from
the
outli
on
Sunday.
Mi8
Kolosoll
of
this
city
was
a
visitor
with
her
U(er
at
Vau-arfdol.
'
'
t
Olof
HaiiKOU?
galled
on
Hit
l'rince
Huiit-rfi'Sunday
night
foi
Vancouver
ori(a
business
trip.
I
JrieV-!w"
J.
H,
Johnson
,tJ
CfcuJjnJloard
j,
from
Vancouver"T)n
Sunday
night.
of
the
arrived
the
Cardena
C.
Y.
Kemp
;.teluined
to
the
city
on
the
Cardena
today
after
making
the
round
trip
to
Slew-art
and
Anyox.
Mr.
H,
li.
.Alexander
arid
her
Ulster,
ili
;l)orothy
(josfe,
will
naij
.toiiglit
ohthe
Priucen
MaVj"
"for
Vlclprla.
U.
11.
Crowlhcr
has
arrived
in
the
efly-froni
Mklng.
Alberta,
to
jol;i
the
xlalf
of
the
C.X.Il.
cit-
locket
office
for
the
Mrs.
Lome
Peck
arrived
on
the
lliirdena
riuiidar
night
from
Van
couver
to
Joit:
Mr.
Peck
who
u
located
lfcl
eeaSpn
at
Sunnysidc
Cannery.
M.
P.
McCafferf
jeailed
on
th-?
Prince
llunert
Siindav
nialii.
fm
Vancouver
on
a
buine
Inn.
lit-
wHI
return
in
Ihe
course
of
a
rewda
by;$vay
of
Janper
Park
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
V.
Sharkleton
of
l'k,
wh6
have
been
visdiin,
for
Hie
pit
week
or
r,o
in
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm,
returned
to
th
j
city
on
the
Cardena
this
morn
'
'ng.
Sijder
SI.
CyprJea
and
Sister
iiretidea
of
the
local
cohveni,
who
have
been
viiting
for
a
few
day
al
Premier,
returned
the
city
on
-the
Cardena
thu-
moming.
J.
P.
McIermott
of
Sali-iu,
Ma.,
tiai
arrived
in
Ihe
city
to
join
the
t&rr
of
the
United
Stal
consulate
here
cucceeding
Dak
V.
Mther,
recently
transferred
to
Cak-utla,
India.
Mr.
and
Mr?.
It.
Taer
and
daughter,
Lilian,
reached
the
city
from
Tertuee
on
lat
night
train.
Mr.
Taier
developed
a
attack
of
influeuta
and
has
been
oldlsrtwl
-
In
enter
liuepKal.
Mii)
Lottie
M.
Ueaeou
of
the
Crosby
Home
taff
al"
Port
Simti-
on
hasi-arrived
in
Ihe
citv
and
Will
sail
by
Ihe
Princess
Mary
tonight
for
Vancouver
en
rou'j
to
Winnipeg
on
a
vacation
trip
Tred
Hardy
returned
bv
tii-j
Can
en
a
Sunday
night
froi
Seattle
wbore
he
opent
the
pat
few
week
on
accouut
of
the
ill
ne!
of
hi
molber.
formerly
of
tbi
eily,
whofe
heallh
rcmai:i-
unchanged.
Mr.
Krneel
Hlue
aud
litli
daughter.
Hetty,
arrived
froru
Hyder
Sunday
evening
and
pni-
rceded
by
yelenlay
inorniiis:'
train
to
Minneapolis
where
they
will
visit
Mrs.
lllue's
former
home.
C.X.H.
(ileamer
Prinro
Charles.
Capt.
.Neil
Mr
Lean,
I
due
in
port
tomorrow
from
Vancouver
vki
Ihe
0un
Charlotte
llandj.
The
vessel
is
scheduled
j0
jtaj
aj
o'cloeV
in
Ihe
.aflernoon
for
Vancouver
direct.
(onion
Owen,
after
smnl
several
month
having
on
the
Ccinsi-rvalory
of
Music
and.'01'
llitl
t,r
lR
Canadian
Hank
oit
j0'
Commf-ree,
sailed
for
tin
souiu
on
llie
prince
Iluperi
Sui?
day
nlghl.
He
has
been
irans-
ferred
lo
Vancouver.
Eddie
Craggs
arrived
on
Hie
Cumlena
this
morning
from
Anyox
lo
lil
for
a
day
or
so
with
his
mother,
Mrs.
Annie
Crag?,
itl
Kiislitlt
Avenue
West,
ulm
leaves
at
the
end
of
the
week
;u
take
up
her
residence
in
SeatUo.
Mrs.
Harold
Hrown,
wife
of
the
I
neneral
manager
of
the
Union
(Steamship
Co.,
is
making
the)
'round
trip
mirth
on
the
Cardentv
which
is
in
port
southbound
to-:
day.
Mrs.
Hrown
was
met
here!
by
her
sister.
Mrs.
I.aeev
of
Van.
derhoof.
who
will
proceed
south
j
with
her.
j
In
ion
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
i
A.
K.
Hieksqn,
reiufne'daririoon
I
'from
Anyox,
Alice
"Arm
and
Sti'wart
and
will
sail
for
the
south
al
5
o'clock
this
aflrinoon.
Passengers
booked
16.
sail
for
Vancouver
on
lbt
vessel
include
Mr.
and
Airs.
J
J,
Kdwurde.
W.
Eastwood
and
Oft
PRESBYTERIAN
SALE
Mai
in
Canada
Your
Dealer
Sells
Congoleum
Rugs
WAS
GREAT
SUCCESS!
All
Article
We.-e
Quickly
Disposed
of
and
Tea
and
Palmistry
Well
Patronized
Tlie
sale
held
iiy
Ihe
ladies'
aid
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
al
the
St.
Andrew's
Itooins
Saturday
afternoon
was
in
ev'erv
ene
highly
satisfactory,
A
constant
crowd
of
visitors
quick,
ly
cb-ared
all
saleable,
goods
and
tct
the
ladies
ry
buy
at
the
leatables.
The
palmistry
rooms
were
also
well
patronized,
The
financial
results
of
the
afternoon
delighted
all
concerned.
Tiie
following
ladies
at-ended
the
various
stalls:
Tea
Mrs.
1.
l.
Stewart
and
Mrs.
Christie,
joint
conveners.
assisted
by
Mestlames
Massie,
Millar.
Vance.
McMeekin
and
A.
J.
i:iark.
cashier.
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
J.
O.
Sleen
and
Mrs.
O.
Met).
Hunter.
Candy
Mrs.
MeXaughton
and
Mrs.
Starr.
Ice
Cream
Mrs.
V.
Wilson
Murray.
'
,
Palmistry
Mra.
J.
Uremner
and
Mrs.
J.
Clark.
Mrs.
J.
Simpson,
president
of
the
ladies'
aid,
warmly
welcomed
everyone.
C.P.H.
steamer
Princess
Man-,
Capt,
T.
ClilTe,
southbound
from
Alaska
ports
to
Vancouver,
will
arrhe
m
port
tomorrow
morning
at
7
o'clock,
sailing
for
thfi
south,
a
I
8.
The
Anglican
mission
boat
Northern
Cross
carried
to
Port
Simpson
yesterday
for
Hie
annual
r
lebration
a
number
of
local
people
who
went
to
join
in
the
festivities..
jCanon
W.
T.
Hushbrook
was
in
charge
of
ILi
parly.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Take
tinti.-e
I
aal
anyone
found
j
r'liuw
''
'!'$
in'
sidewaiKs
c
(
einderpa
lis
uid
lie
pro.:'
'Uled.
lTi
Ciiy
Kiiff.neer.
GOLD
SEAL
RT-RUGS
&01BW'
'
COLO
SEAL
GUARANTEE
l
unsMcnm
cuAiAmxa
i
oayoc
mokit
mck
rV
Beautiful
Low
Priced
The
beauty
of
Congoleum
Art-Rugs
is
no
more
remarkable
than
their
durability.
And
both'
are
amazing
when
you
consider
the
exceedingly
low
price
of
these
popular,
easy-to-dean
rugs.
For
the
rich,
fadeless
colors
in
which
Congoleum
patterns
are
executed
are
as
permanent
as
the
stuVdy,
waterproof
base
beneath.
All
you
need
do
to
secure
these
exceptional
qualities
is:
look
for
the
Gold
Seal
when
you
buy.
congoleum
canada
Limited
Montreal,
Quebec
Timely
Suggestions
WAMPOLE'S
GRAPE
SALTS
50c
A
refreshing
and
healthful
drink.
HIND'S
HONEY
AND
ALMOND
CREAM
50c
For
the
hands
and
face
and
for
use
after
shaving
OVALTINE
Nature's
Tonic
Food
90c
and
$1.50
Builds
Brum.
Nerve
and
Body.
Overcomes
fatigue,
ensures
sound
sleep
and
supplies
a
reserve
of
strength.
MERITAS
TOOTHBRUSHES
Special
25c
Each
brush
iu
a
l
urlon.
Twenty
per
cent
off
all
French
Ivory
Goods
fianongs
Glenwood
Chocolates
45c
lb.
&
Id.
Box
62.00
mnrnv
w-
1
mi
i
j
M.rf.
In
II
Kl
IN
I
Kami
I
I
f
.
W-'cB.C,,",rt
fe1
I
lltaiiMint
Industrial
Rwili
1
1
I
1
J
liutltut.
WDM
2H
I
Hotwi
thinini
I
YourOrocp"
I
ORIS
LTD.
Rexal
Druggists
Phones
82
and
200
The
standard
of
Purity
for
over
160
years
I'iuauds
Lilas
de
Franco
1.00
Pinauds
Kan
de
Quinine
lg.
$1.35
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOJEL
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
Phone
34
P.O.
Box
196
KininKin's
Hleel
Beds,
Springs,
and
Oslermoor
Mattresses
in
every
room.
"
o2
Booms,
llul
and
Cold
Waler,
Baths
and
Showers.
Steam
Heated,
Electric
LighL
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
SL
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
This
Set
$2.70
Rack
Free
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
Phone
101
mm
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MAMAS
Underwood
London
Diy
Gin
$3.25
the
bottle
Clus
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ofBritish
Columbia