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-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BflEAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
ladian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd-
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Rupert,
B.C.
mm
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HUl'bS,
IWinLS,
FISH
NETTINQ
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUDDER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
f
1
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i
x
J
wm.
.nnn
tip
nam
en
lo.
lio.
i
Second
Avenue
and
McBride
St.
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or
oi't'r
160
yeurs
mmm
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the
bottle
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u
nut
iiifiliiilioil
nr
disnlaved
by
uii(uui
v-iiuiiroi
noHru
or
uj
me
uoveruiucn
,
.
,
urmn
uotvitiDis
Local
and
Personal
Phone
15.
P.ll.
Coal
Go.
Atthur'u
Taxi.
Phone
678.
tf
U.Gt
Undertakers.
Phone.
41
(ifiicru!
meeting
(V.W'.V.A.
weuinjwaaji
.MayIll,
at
H
n.ui
Ujslat
Firelighters,-
8
to.
SI.
00.
Hyde
Transfer.
Phono
0.
If!
Mr.
Oscar
Snilli
and
fa
Mil
are
iiiHtng
by
tint
Cardcna
Hi;
evening'
for
Victoria
on
a
holiday
Irlii.
William
Oolilliloom
ri'turiifd
on
lire
CanjHiia
this
tnornip
from
a
fur
buying
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart.
Mrs.
J'red
Saild;n
min
by
llif
)ardiana
lliis
afli'rnnon
for
Vic
toria
whera
hIic
will
ttpeiid
a
nioiitli's
lioli.lay.
Thi!
IJ.T.P.
barpe
No.
I,
ued
a
a
car
ft-rry,
is
lo
be
taken
on
the
dry
dock
tomorrow
fur
clean
ing
and
painting.
Farewell
whist
drive
and'
dance
Loyal
Order
Moose
at
Metropole;
Hall,
tomorrow
tiiffhf
at
8.30.
Everybody
welcome.
.
The
cohA
freighu-r
P,V
,
i.aiii,
John
LawrenM,
arrived
n
port
(lii
4
uiWnlnp
from
the
ooiitli
with
ft
ml
carpo.
Football
nu'ctin?.
itoyal
Can
adian
Naval
Voluiitwr
llei'orve,
8
p.m.
Tlmrday.
All
ratine
interested
in
football
should
inako
a
point
of
bcinp
p'reconl.
Ill
The
parly
of
local
Moose
noon.
The
eharce
against
thc
Im-pfrlal
Oil
Ca.
of
a
violation
of
the
harbor
nsjrulallon
wn
dis-inisel
in
the
city
HiHm
court
Hit
morning
by
Magistrate
Mc-
Clyinonl.
Siuioii
(itfji-a-Nnut,.
Ibe.faiu-!
iu
HhmIIom
from
Stewart
Remember
BOVRIL
Puts
Beef
into
You
THE
DAIJjY
NEWS
She
Could
Hardly
Do
Her
Housework
Nerves
Were
So
Bad
Mrs.
L
M.
Tnrkj,
Conweon,
Ont.,
nritci
"I
kad
leart
nd
nerre
trouble,
anj
breame
o
short
of
breath
I
could
hardly
do
my
daily
housework,
and
wa
to
nervoui
I
could
not
think
of
Maying
alone,
aa
every
little
aound
I
heard
felt
lika
a
ihock
to
me.
I
Saw
recommended,
I
tried
a
tiox,
and
after
taking
the
ecopd
one
1
am
sow
feeling
like
a
different
woman."
Th.ii
preparation,
ha
bcn
on
the
market
for
the
past
2Z
yeara
and
hm
achieved
a
wonderful
repotation
for
the
relief
of
all
heart
and
nerve
troubles.
Put
op
only
by
The
T.
lilbura
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
OsC
I).
II.
Jtae,
who
lias
been
a-xixlan!
superintendent
'id
the
H.C.
Silver
mine,
arrived
in
the
city
from
Stewart
on
the
Prinr
Charles
yesterday
afternoon.
He
is
on
la
i
t
way
lo
mithers
where
he
will
be
in
charge
of
deelo-menl
work
that
is
to
be
undertaken
by
the
H.C.
r-ilwr
on
the
Shu
fee
gioup
of
claims
on
Hud
son
Hay
Mountain.
DEATH
RESULT
NATURAL
CAUSE
Inquest
on
Late
Thlrza
Fox
Indicates
That
She
Suffered
From
Cardiac
Affection
That
deceased
rann
to
her
death
from
natural
cause
was
the
verdic
trelurned
a
noon
In
members,
who
made
a
week-end.
unlay
moriiiutf
last
lha
itial
J
day
by
the
coroner's
jury
.sat
sat
at
at
(tie
the
imiuest
iuuest
into
the
dealt
th
trip
to
Hyder,
returned
lo
III"
of
Tliirza
Fox,
the
17-year
old
city
on
board
the
power
boal
flir
lwho
died
su-ldenly
on
al
(Vtchena
al
I
UIO
yeterday
after-
J.
f.
Tannoek,
coroner,
presided
at
the
iipiuesl
and
the
witnesses
were
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade,
Dr.
0..
A.
Kgcert.
Mrs,
Isaao
Lear,
Mrs.
V.
J.
Scherk,
Carl
Hame
and
Sergeant
MeOHuchy.
Dr.
Cade,
who
;ierrornieil
a
posl-uiorlem
examination,
test!
fiel
that
iltt
riglHTuiVK
was
in
a
pwuretlr
ooniiilion
and
gave
Imtian
afrnnl1
'
opiniun
mai
un-re
wns
a
car-
on
the
Princ-t030
offevtion
due
to
influenza
:harlra
t-ierday
ufl'Tii"uu
and
Troceinled
to
his
home
in
Hazel-
ton
b
train.
KalTUtova
Cafeteria,
upstairs
over
Stork's
Hardware.
Second
Avenue.
Light
lunch
nil
day
and
stiier
served
from
5.30
lo
7.00
The
1""I
eats
In
town.
All
home
cooking.
Phone
licit
IVJ.
Mabel
Thompson,
Third
Ave
West,
HpiiearH
iu
the
city
police
court
this
morning
charged
wit'i
an
infraction
of
the
(lovernmeut
I.iuor
Act
by
'giving
young
virls
iiiloxiratlng,
liuor,
lo
wit
beer,
mid
was
remanded
until
tomorrow.
'
The
Priitee
Hupert
Shrini
Cnmiiiiltee
would
appreciate
cooperation
front
Ihe
citizen
o:
Prince
Hiiert
by
Ihe
decorating
of
their
stores
and
windows
dur
ing
Thursday
and
Friday
of
this
week
while
the
visiting
Shriners
are
with
us.
Halph
LePine,
chairman.
HI
NV.
C.
A
met
I
came
in
from
Calgary
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
to
attend
Ihe
Shrine
cere
monial
which
Is
to
be
held
in
the
city
this
week.
Cy.
who
i(
ueinp
K'ven
n
ponnai
welcome
by
his
many
friends
in
town,
Jusl
recently
made
a
motor
tr'p
lo
Arizona
and
Mexico,
I'nion
steamer
Cardena.
Gapl
A.
K.
Dickson,
returned
to
port
at
11:30
this
morning
from
Alice
Arm,
Anyox
and
Stewart
and
will
sail
at
r
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
and
wayports.
Passengers
sailing
from
here
or
Ihe
vessel
will
include
Mr.
audi
Mrs.
H.
A.
Dunwell,
Mrs.
Osonr
Smith
and
family
and
Mrs.
Fred
Scatlden.
giving
rise
to
an
embolus
which
might
have
caused
almost
lm
mediate
death.
The
jury
consisted
of
A.
W.
Kdge.
loreman.
(.1."
A.
Ilryanl,
tieorge
Hill.
M.
McjUtluir,
Dan
Jabour
and
I..
Murray
Fuller
VESSELS
CARRYING"
GRAIN
FROM
HEAD
OF
LAKES
RAPIDLY
WTNMPLO,
May
11.
(train
n
store
at
the
head
!
the
Lakes
im
lieiiiK
moved
rapidly
eastward.
07
boats
carrying'
I
L702,IM)0
buhels
havin?
been
cleared
Urn
twin
cities
from
Tuesday
lo
Sat
urday
of
last
week.
'The
Cana
dian
National
Hailwnys,
dtiiin?
that
ptriott
unioaiieit
Itli
cars
and
grain
In
country
elevator'
along
their
lines,
since
the
lift
ing
of
loading
restrictions,
wTt
be
transferred
to
Fort
William
and
Port
Arthur
for
shipment
by
boat
lo
eastern
markets.
On
Saturday
031
cars
were
moved
from
prairie
points,
leaving
in
store
lo.Hiui.mui
nusiiels,
as
compared
with
approximately
.1,000,000
at
the
same
dale
last
year,
isome
igrain
is
still
mov
ing
wesl
lo
export
via
Vancou
ver.
Loading
for
the-
.season
totalled
to
May
7,
137.802
cars,
187,313,000
bushels,
the
figures
for
Ihe
corresponding
period
of
the
itrevious
season
being
75,087
cars
and
1
15,031,000.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
May
11,
1916.
Hill
Marl
in
and
Tommy
Smith
shared
first
and
second
prizes
at
a
Charlie
Chaplin
contest
which
was
Uelil
in
lliu
Wesllmlim;
i
Theatre
last
night.
'The
competition
proved
most
amusing
a
large
auuiencc.
.1.
Hruce
Johnston,
has
taken
over
Hie
nianagemoifr
of
the
hotel
al
l.akclso
Hot-
S'prinigs.
Knglishman
ial
Mfeot
accident
in
a
Scottish
vlllayo)
jftive
him
some
air.
j
Suspicious
iuilivc-(ijvo
him
'tome
yersel',
moii.
PREPARING
FOR
SHRINERS
HERE
City
Is
Putting
on
Gala
Appearance
for
Ceremon'l
and
Attendant
Festivities
'
I
this
Week;
Prt'parations
are
now
Hearing
completion
for
the
ceremonial
of
tiizeh
Temple
of
the
Mystk
Shrine
and
attendant
festivities
that
will
take
place
in
Prince
Hupert
on
Thursday
and
Friday.
Three
arches
have
been
erected
that
of
the
city
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Fullon
Street,
the
Shriners'
on
Third
Avenue
at
Fifth
Street
and
thai
of
the
railway
company
al
the
foot
of
the
overhead
vehicular
approach
lo
the
wharf.
Suitable
adornments
atfd
iiiscnptioiis
ate
being
placed
on
the
arches.
At
Hie
Kxhibilion
Hall,
local
members
of
the
Shrine
have
been
busy
d;iv
and
nifciil
yet
tin?
(lie
hip
auditorium
ready
for
certain
of
the
ceremonial
exercises
an
t
the
Shrine
Hall
that
it
lo
be
held
on
Friday
night.
There
ha
been
a
great
deal
of
decoratin
going
on
in
the
Fair
Duildiug
and,
by
the
appointed
time.
'
will
preent
a
more
gaa
appearance
than
it
has
ever
done
be
fore.
The
bi
parly
of
Shriners
vvi!l
reach
here
aboard
the
steame1
(Prince
Hupert,
Gapl.
!.
I'onald,
shortly
before
noon
pu
Thursday
and
I
hey
will
remain
here
until
rniiliiK-'lil
Friday
night.
It
wi'l
be
one
of
the
most
fpectarulai
and
important
excursions
that
has
ever
visited
-Prince
Hupert.
Some
Torty
candidates
are
to
Im
initiated
into
the
Shrine
hero
land
already
initiates
from
dis
trict
points
are
reaching
the
ity.
Ouite
a
number
of
those
who
will
'Travel
ovei
the
buni-
insr
sands,"
however,
will
Im
local
citizens.
A
NEW
WRINKLE.
,
Lay
ito
portrait
artist';
Surely
that's
not
my
picture
yini-ve
painted,
that
toothless
obi
hag.
Artist-Madam,
I'm
a
fulurisl
I
Have
painted
you
as
you
wilt
uppcar
lo
your
grandchildren.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
J.
Paul
an.l
V.
C.
Arneli.
Vancouver;
D.
H.
Hae,
Smithers;
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Shacklelon
a:nl
Mrs.
Alger
and
daughter.
L'sk.
L.
II.
Morton,
Prince
Oeorge;
OillK-'rl
Campbell,
Porl
Clements.
Central
S.
Sbefskey
and
M.
J.
Olson.
C.N.H,
NOTICE.
Stand
Pipes.
Notice
is
hereby
given
thai
afler
June
15,
IU26.
no
stand-
pipes
will
be
allowed
where
Ihey
are
likely
to
be
used
by
morn
than
one
family
or
tenant,
in
ac
cordance
with
liv
Waterworks
Hylavv
or
the
City
of
Prince
Hupert,
No.
515.
.
Hy
Order
of
the
City
Council.
111.
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS.
Ill
Ihr
Mjller
of
tilt-
Olalc
of
Joint
olund,
XoHi;:
i
ht-n-bv
riicu
Hut
all
lwr-
uii
liavnif
rlaiiu
aicmiist
the
lair
John
OIuihI.
xvtto
dud
al
I
lit-
i.uy
ur
I'rim-e
HuK-ri.
hi
tlir
fnivlni-i-
of
Hrlllli
t;ul
tinitiia.
m
tlii
Silt
day
of
Jauuary.
i1(
awl
t
)ni-r
real
ami
rsTfunal
rtlale
Ii-1Iit
iiruDalp
xvrre
irraiilrd
l
wir
mi
nrruti-
mtrt
of
Hi
llts.li
Oilumbla
mi
April
It.
yi.
t
Joim
iiyhhavn
or
criuce
Ha
ivri.
n.i
..
an-
mnirMwl
lo
ncnd
by
rerl-i
linsl
l'l
priuid,
or
dellvrr
l
tlw
iiih1i-i'-iiuh-iI
r
li
1
1
partiiiiUrs
In
wriiioir
of
ttMlr
riaim
and
lalrmenU
of
ttiMr
-
rniiiii".
anil
iln-
nature
tiirrror.
ana
uir
frnirllH-s
it
any
iipi.i
ny
Imlii,
uui)
vrriiieil
ov
Miiuiory
aeriaraiimi.
AikI
lake
nollir
that
after
th
tnd
dm
of
Jiiiw.
H'iR.
Hie
exwutor
will
pnxt-eil
In
illslrlbuti
tlie
aH
of
the
dcresl
an.,
lit
tlH
ix-roni
cnlitli
11
Uhti-Ih.
having
rrrnnl
only
to
thi-
rlaims
or
h(rh
said
eve.
nn.r
-nan
men
nave
nan
nunre.
Dali'il
Oils
tt
day
nr
May.
ttA.
'
joiiS
nvmiw.N,
of
Prince
ltuiert.
B.C..,
t:ei-uHir
of
thi1
Ftif
of
i"o
Qliind.
ni,eafd.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
of
Application
for
Bitr
Llconco.
MITK
f
I
IIKIIERY
lilVKX
tlml
on
th
Sill
day
or
June
iit-l
the
undersiinird
IntiliiH
to
apply
lo
I
lie
Liquor
Control
Umiril
for
a
lii-i-ntf
in
rMrt
of
prp-
nil
v
sltnati
mi
Malu
strrrl.
Mrlt,
I.i:..
and
upon
ttn-
land
ilei'rUn-il
at
l.m
8,
lUm'k
1
4.
May
stsv
l'rim-r
niiMrt
Land
ll-nlralioii
Illrirt
In
Uh
fro-vni-
or
nrltlsh
i:ohinilila.
Tor
Uih
sal
ir
brer
by
the
t
ur
by
flw
iih-h
IhiIU
for
ioniiiipllnii
im
Hi
pfcinlsrs.
Oai-t
at
pni.-
lnnH-rt,
B.C..
Ilii
Sill
flay
or
May.
me.
.,
0.
D.
DAYIES.
Applicant
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Loggers!
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only
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stock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
ami
parts
in
Ihe
North..
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handle
Logging
Gable,
Axe.,
I'eavies,
Saws,
and
general
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will
pay
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lu
see
us
when
outfitting.
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Second
Avenue
Steamship
and
Train
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
GEORGE
and
PRINCE
CHARLES
will
l.-aie
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
Intt-rtiirdtale,
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THURSDAYS
and
SUNDAYS
at
11
pun.
for
STEWART
and
ANYOX
WEDNESDAYS,
pjn.
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STEWART
ONLY,
SATURDAY,
10
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
tornlstllly
tor
VANCOUVER
Via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
PA8SENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
dally
f.irrpl
Sunday
al
It.
10
ajii.
tor
PRINCE
GEORGE,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
volnls
taslcrll
Canada,
I'nitnl
Stairs
Agtncy
all
Octan
Sttamahlp
Llnta.
l'e
Canadian
atloiial
Frn-ss
for
.Money
orders,
Foiniii
Clicipies,
rlc,
alo
tor
your
nrvi
shipment.
City
Tlcktt
Offlca,
S2S
Third
Ait.,
Prlnc
Ruporl.
Phon
260.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
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JPUO.
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May
10,
21.
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Falla,
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Alort
Campbtll
Rltar,
ana
Vancouver
otory
Saturday
11
a.m.'
Atonoy
for
all
SUamahlp
Llnaa.
full
Information
fron
W.
O.
ORCHARD
General
AaanL,
Corner
f
4th
Street
and
SrS
Atenuo,
Prince
Rupert,
a.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailii
I
row
frinro
Hurxrl.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Swaneon
Bay.
and
Alert
Ray,
Tueedei,
BIPJR
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VANCOUVER.
VIOTORIA.
Alert
aUy,
end
Swaneon
.
Saturday.
10
A.a
tor
ANYOX.
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naea
Rlter
Cannerlea
Thursday
p.m.
For
PORT
S.APSON,
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday.
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