kday,
June
30,
1926,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
YOU
CAN
HELP
B.C.
FOREST
SERVICE
IViJIi
every
liifrji;ie
of
a
."or
box
of
Jonleel
Lold
ureant
fuwder
we
ghe
;.
mi
u
2oi-
cuke
of
JonU'cl
Tnl't
Soup,'
olh
for
.
:
.
.
.
50s
7ii
l'ore
.'Viul
oi
Car.:
Nome
l'erfrtme
given
five
wit
ti
..,
....
1
j
a
'
I
.4
pVtvry
ptir
-Iiust'
t
I
u
i'.t'o
uox'oi
Larit
Aoine.
nu
c
riwiier,
Itltb
for
2.00
Loo:
e
Powder
Vanity
ami
one
75c
box
of
Clieriselte
rare
IWilf
l.nlli
fur
.
51.00
lube
of
llexull
.Milk
of
.Magiif.ia
Tooth
Paste
and
a
ibc
Tooth
Hrusli.
Itolh
for
40c
l
.00
bottle
of
Mexall
";"
.Jlair
To'nic
and
a
,Q0c
bottle
if
Lorie
I.tmiid
Hrilliatiline,
both
for
$1.00
V
25c
TiolIIe
of
French
Halm
anil
u
'Joe
tin
of
Ucnllemen's
fralcmn
Powder,
holh
for
40c
A
I
Or
rake
of
Tiny
Tot
Toihit
Soap
and
a
2.V
tin
of
Tiny
Tot
Talcum
Powder,
bulli
for
25c
Ormes
Ltd.
merits
,$A!.tU
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-ThMoBKii
iiiu
nnisTs
jrd
Avenue
and
6th
Street
Phones
82
and
200
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-Kippers-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Canadian
ian
Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
Fishermen
s
Supplies
FISH.
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
UuAH,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING.
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
ipsett;Ciinhiigiiam
&
Co.
Ltd,
"
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
St.
1BAMSH
THE
FLY
SCREEN
DOORS
'.
Jt.
0
ui";
x
(1
ft.
0
ill.:
2
It.
8
in.
x
0
ft.
M
in.;
2
ft.
lu
in.
x
0
ft.
10
in.;
:i
ft.
x
7
ft
$3.75
Adjustable
Window
Shades
In
Assorted
Sizos
'Screvn
ls4ihfi'yrtl
-off
the
roll.
2i.
DO
anil
30-iiirli.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
101
4.;
.
255
3rd
Ave.
Local
and
Personal
u
.
1
Phone
IS.
I'.n.
Coal
Co.
tf
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
678.
if
li.C.
Undertakers.
Pbune
4
1
1-WUiall
lonilil,
High
School
iYMncj
at
0:15,
v
jCryslnl.
Frclighters,
48
fo
SI.
00.
;fcHyde
Transfer;
Phon
580.
;
tf
Arthur's
six
piece
orchestra
at
Native-
Sjons'
Dance
on
Dominion
'".Maurice
Corkill
arrived
oh
Ihc
Prince
(Jeorge
today
from
Ocean
I'alls.
Hans
Jlcruit
wa
an
arrival
from
f
lie
south
on
the
Prince
(Jeorice
today.
High
School
Girls'
Drill
team
wl
perform
at
dance
In
evening
at
Dominion
Day
Celebrations.
Motfinliip
UellingliamCaptain
AniJfisnn,
arrived
in
port
tlit
morning
from
Ketchikan
and
un
loaded
a
cargo
of
fresh
fish
at
tfie
oceatl"
duck.
The
fire:
department
responded
to
two
calls
durlnp
Hie
month
of
June,
orle
a
chimney
fire
with
110
to,
and
one
u
1'oof
fire
with
small
to.
Mr.
T.
K.
Morrlfon
and
daughters
are
sailing
this
after-
noun
on
the
Princes
Chariot
I
for
Victoria
where
they
will
join
Mr.
Morrison
who
moved
south
recently.
Mrs.
Walker
of
the
local
school
leaching
1
a
IT
and
her
daughter
are
nailing
this
aflernocn
on
I
he
Ptint'PKH
Charlotte
for
Victoria
win
-re
Ihjjy
will
spend
the
sum-4r
irilfdul4
Mr.
Andrew'
McDonald,
'Fifth
Av.
Ka.tU
and
Ihree
son.
left
on
thi
mormifg"n
train
to
vlit
nl
Mm.
llai
old
Pointer's
ranch,
near
Smiiher,
during
the"
summer
xctiool
vacation.
Mr.
Darlington,
domestic
seienre
instructor
in
the
local
public
schools,
(.all
thin
afternoon
on
the
Princes
Chariot!.;
for
Victoria
where
she
will
epeml
Ihc
summer
vacation.
.Mr,
u.
a.
nryani
ana
sou,
Wizner,
left
yesterday
for
Lake
Knthlyii.
Mrx.
llry-ant
will
upend
a
week
there
and
Wizner
wjll
re
main
for
the
Muifmcr.
.Jimmy
Hryant
i
spending
the
holiday
at
He
mo.
Dr.
Arthur
Manou
of
Vancou
ver,
who
ha
graduated
in
medi
rinc
from
Metllll
University,
i
i.-illing
in
the
eily
for
n
few
day.
He
will
upend
the
coming
year
at
Monlreat
in
the
(leneral
lloopilal.
icloria
Colonist.
Alex.
Mcl.eman
appeared
be
fore
the
council
last
night
to
xpeak
with
reopect
to
the
damage
action
he
hu
-
mguiust
the
city
following,
a
fall
he
sustained
last
winter.
when
he
broke
hi
teg.
The
mayor
told
Mr.
Mcl.eman
that
the
matter
was
before
the
finance
committee
and
would
tic
ileal!
with
on
Friday
night.
Ufi
recommendation
of
th
Hoard
of
Work,
the
city
council
last
night
decided
to
pay
O.
II
r
rancid
zoc
per
yara
for
any
?and
or
gravel
that
may
bo
taken
rrom
liis
lots
at
the
corner
of
Fight
h
Avenue
ami
Conrad
Street,
Aid.
Perry,
chairman
of
iho
board
of
works,
pointed
out
that
Hie
city
was
not
obliged
to
pay
for
any
of
the
material
until
it
hud
ar-tually
used
it.
C.P.H.
steamer
Princess
Charlotte.
Capl.
C.
C.-Sainle,
is
duo
from
Alaska
at
1:30
(his
after-
mrtoii
and
will
sail
at
5:30
con
tinuing
her
voyage
to
Vancouver.
Passengers
sailing
from
here
on
the
vessel
for
the
south
Include
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Hatcher
and
family
Tor
Chicago-;
Mrs.
T.
I:.
Morrison
and.
daughters,
Mrs,
DftVlingtoiV,
Mrs.
W.
II,
Vickevs
and
daughter
and
Mrs.
Walker
and
daughter
for
Victoria;
Hmtif
l.
JCirfegson
for
Seallle;
V
Meaiuarn
for
Vancouver.
t
PAIN
in
SANTAL
MIDY
d.
next
steamer.
Mrs.
J.
M.
raps
ROUND
TJP
TO
DENVER
OMAHA
.
i
$128.9
...
KANSAS
CITY...
1HJ
DES
MOIKE3
129.SS
ST.
LOUIS
113.60
CHICAGO.
........
138.30
DETROIT.
........
157.92
CINCINNATI
....
1M.40
CLEVELAND
160JM1
TORONTO
166.05
ATLANTA
IW.fti
PITTSBURG.
.....
172.04
WASHINGTON...
WZH
PHILADELPHIA.
197.22
NEW
YORK
.....
1
94.70
BOSTON
205.76
'incffccLto
SeoteinlezlS
rRftumIinOctubcr3l.l926
THE
EAST
INVITES
YOU
nd
the
Union
Pacific
makes
your
journey
economical
by
low
round-trip
excursion
fare,
to
all
important
point.
In
the
Eatt,
Middle
West
and
South.
LIBERAL
STOPOVER
PRIVILEOEi
enable
you
to
visit
the
bie
eastern
cities
or
America's
greatest
wonderlands
Zlon
Nsttosul
Prk
TcIUwstotM
NatUtMl
Park
Racky
Mouatala
NatUnal
Park
all
reached
via
the
scenic
and
historic
Union
Pacific
DeLuxetrains.
Superior
service.
Descriptive
booklet
on
request.
UNION
PACIFIC
VACATION
ROUTE
POR
INrORMATIONAHD
HEStmVA-
TIOHCMl.lHiiniiu
UNION
STATION,
SEATTLE,
1405
Fourth
Ave.
Moose
Picnic
Sunday
sports.
Good
prizes.
Dancintj
Tug
of
War
for
Moose
Cup
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
Hatcher
and
family
Irom
Anyox
are
sailing
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
this
after
noon
enroule
to
Clncago.
C.
P.
HiM.
dfflh)
Seut
CoVfl
Anyox,
returned
on
the
Prince
George
Ibis
morning
from
Vic
toria
where
he
attended
the
'Mas-
MacLeod,
accom-
BOAT
ARRIVALS.
C..V.H.
steamer
Prince
Ocorge,
Capt.
H.
Xedden,
docked
at
noon
today
from
Vancouver
enroule
I?
Skaigway,
Alaska.
The
-steather
had
heen
delayed
for7
one
and
a
half
hours
off
the
inoutlr
of
the
Skeena
owing
to
heavy
fog)
Over
two
hundred
roonii
'trip
tourist
passengers
are
aboard
boTjn'd
for
Alaska
and,
in
8di
libn,
a
party
of
over
one
,hunf
ffrnrl
tit.inortf
U.-HI
ftflltlrk
fol'
thtf
northern
irip
upon
arrival
ofj
ine
train
irom
wie
easi.
iii'j,
Prince
Oeorge
will
sail
for
the
north
at
i
p.m.
I'9inirirti
dplmrkinz
liprn
in
¬
cluded
Uobbie
and
Terry
Orme.
McCoslin,
Miss
'..
M.
Itae,
,
VV.
.
Keller,
Mr.
(Jill.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Low,
Mrs.
J.
Sutherland
(for
Ketchi
kan),
Miss
E.
Myon,
P.
L,
Pop,
E.
W.
Mullen,
M.
A.
Laing,
Mr.
Mclnnes,
Mrs.
McLeod,
Mrs
Craig,
Mrs.
Strang,
Ilea
Strang,
J.
Hamilton,
Miss
E.
Johuston,
Mrs.
Chrysler,
Dr.
Strachan,
Dr
Wriglit,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
A.
Horn.
W.
1.
Kve.
C.
Tliompson,
Miss
Jean
Sumner.
Miss
Helen
Ames,
W.
It.
Thompson,
Mr.
Gilpin,
Miss
M.
Atkinson,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Hose,
Mrs.
A.
Jacobson,
Mrs.
K.
Hroad,
C.
P.
Itiel,
J.
II.
Huck,
H.
Mochida,
C.
.
Trelheway,
Hilly
MotTat,
Hod
McLean,
Hans
Her-;
quist,,T.
M.
Davies,
Allan
Strang,
Mrs.
Arcand,
Mrs.
Colvm,
'Mrs
McLeod
and
children.
Dr.
Krupp.
Prof.
W.
C.
Keirstead,
M.
Camp-ibeil,
G.
C.,
Haskell.
Tomorrow
being
Dominion
Day
land
a
public
holiday,
there
wul
be
no
issue
of
the
Daily
Xews.
C.
V.
Jlowley
of
Toronto.Vas-
geperal
manager
of
the
Isislant
Canadian
Hank
of
Commerce.
Iwas
a
recent
visitor
in
the
city
ir.
the
course
of
a
lour
of
western
I
branches.
oiuc
"""'
v-.v
w
-,jrlll
nrt
,lf
n
II
iliivprpil.
Phone
X.
Our
I:
v
w!
.-.
:.
.
,
..
clQ
...
Orme,
'
arrived
in
the
eily
on
Hie
vich.
Urecn
518.
ioa
,..
,-,
.......
(Joo,j
non,
lo
spend
the
sciidol
sum-
liner
holidays.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
t.OS'tV-Child's
ctoth
coat
with
fur
collar
and
culTs.
Finder
please
return
lo
Mrs.
Li.mler
Co.,
Ltd..
iilurne.l
from
foil
SALE.
Sixteen
foot
canoe.
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
onl
the
Ivince
George
this
morning.
w.
I-.
r.ve,
po.simasier
in
Itati
Seventh
Avenue
East.
MINERAL
ACT.
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
Blc
Ciatun
Xu
t
Mlurral
Claim,
situ
ate
in
l
he
Atlln
Mintnr
Olvtilon
of
Cas-
siar
OiMrlcU
Where
liratrd:
On
Vol-(-anli-
i.rrt-k
(Vutran
Lr:i
.
adjoining
ana
ouiunei
!
mf
i-auion
.u
a
onic
(inind
Lodge
convention
and
niii
Miwrai
claim
(Lot
mil
.
,,.
...
..I
TAkt
MITICt
tbat
1,
tllen
Molluy,
will
proceed
to
,nyox
on
the
rr
.uiorr's
drtirirate
.no.
7on.
in
tend,
slxtj
days
rnm
tue
dale
titreof,
to
apjily
lo
the
Mining
Uerorder
fer
.
Certiorate
or
ImpruvemrnU,
fur
the
purpose
at
fcbUiiiliig
a
crown
Grant
o
tne
alHr
claim.
panic!
by
her
two
children
Peggy
n?
Tommencea
and
Jack,
arrived
in
the
eily
on
I!"!
,n
ot
uel1
'
u
the
Prince;
George
this
morning
to
spend
a
mouth
visiting
witlt
her
parents
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Cameron,
Fourth
Avenue,
Fast.
sptj'il
yesterday
In
the
city
with
Mrs'.'
O.
II.
Nelson.
She
is
now
visiting
her
sister,
Mrs.
F.
S.
Cleii'imls,
at
Sooko
for
a
few
day.-
and
will
leave
again
for
the
north
early
in
the
week.
Victoria
Colonist.
A.
L.
Gray,
Dominion
government
radio
inspector,
who
U
making
his
annual
inspection
of
radio
stations
throughout
Ci.
Miortli,
is
at
the
Digby
Island
wireless
station
today
in
litis
connection.
Mr.
Gray,
wtto
will
be
in
the
city
for
about
a
week,
will
endeavor
to
eliminate
the
interference
with
local
radio
sets.
Sergeant
A.
McNeill
and
Constable
Wyman
oT
the
piovinciat
police
returned
lust
night
front
Port
Fuslngton
where
two
China-men
and
a
Japanese
weep
'ayh
fined
30
for
havftigjlijuor
.'unlawfully
in
Iheirpossession.
'"A
local
white
man
was,
also
fined
?50
under
the
Indian
Act
for
supplying
liquor
to
Indians.
Tho
cases
were
tried
by
Indian
Agent
W.
F.
Collison.
Jr.
Jack-Naden,
son
of
(i.
n.
Nadcn,
depuU'aiiihisjHrjlands,
1
visitii,1f
'vpiiyi
home
tn'Mcforinf.
Jfic
:'
gradual-1
ed
as
a
doctor
last
year
and
Jspent
the
last
twelve,
months
D
A
rr17D
v,lu
",u
Hellileltem
Steel
Co.
in
DljMjLlJll.r.
(I,,,
hospital
maintained
by
that
rrompu
catao
by
iCoi'OOrallon
in
Connect
ion
with
its
works.
He
will
be
identified
u.rrrlorJoy
will.
Ihe
Vancouver
General
llos-sola
by
u
aruim
pUal.in
the
coming
year.
luted
this
1st
day
or
June.
A.n.
t8&
H.
MO.
LAND
ACT.
KK.VSEH,
II
1
-r.-aA:
Aent.
Nolle,
ot
Intention
to
Apply
to
Pyrch.s
kana.
Mrs.
J.
0.
McLennan
pf
Prince
,
Prtll
,,UIwrnT,,rdinr
,M,lrM
It
u
per
t.
prominent
.worker
in
the
-r
rrm.-e
nviwrt
ami
uuatr
at.
Kerru.-.
I.O.D.l'..
Circles
in
the
province.
TAkfc
MOTIOK
Itiat
iranrls
MIUerdT
of
rrlnce
ftuwrt.
B.
V...
ucrupatkm
rannerj-
niaii.
Inun.1
la
apply
fur
romilJiii:
lo
piin-nae
ine
kmi.iwimjt
oeenpeu
lanns:
Oi'imiieni
Inir
at
!!
Planted
at
the
N
W.
nirner
of
Lot
1571,
ijwrn
Charlotte
Islands
llrttrl,
thrnre
smith
til
rhains;
ihiti-e
eft
?
rhamsj
thenre
nurth
,10,
IIIrU
Water
Mark;
thenre
plf
rly"ali.iit
Ulan
water
.tiarK
tu
pi'Uit
or
tomtneix-e-mnit,
and
coiilainlnjc
80
acres,
inure
oi
le.
FRANCIS
XULLEMI.
Applicant.
IMImI
lime
Hth,
t.
LAND
ACT.
Casslar
Land
District
Land
fltrict
of
I'Hnre
Kupert
tod'.
LAND
ACT,
Itecordlna
nd'kltuated
in
Tku
Arm.
nlx'.n
mile,
southwest
of,
mouth
ot
Atliniu
Itiver.
TAkK
MlTICE
that
Francis
ntchard
tiunlup
of
Atlin,
B.C.
oreupatlou
mill
ins
n
j
(
r,
Intend
to
apply
for
permUMon
lo
purrliae
the
fullowinr
derlbvd
and-
t'oiiiinenrtnr
at
a
po.t
planted
on
the
mhjIi
lmie
of
Taku
Arm
about
3
mile
.utheM
from
the
mouth
of
Atlluto
lilver
and
rmminic
thenre
iO
chains
west;
thenre
to
chain
ulh;
thence
SO
chains
eal;
and
thenre
0
chains
north
to
point
of
commencement,
containing
40
acres,
'more
or
les.
FIIAXCIS
IIICIIARD
DU.NLOr.
Applicant.
fate.
MUn.
Mar
?o.
LAND
ACT.
Notka
of
Intention
to
Apply'
to
Leaaa
Land
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
necurdlnir
bi
trlct
or
Cnat
Han
re
5,
and
situate
on
Sou
I
h
narhael
Island.
s
-
TAKE
XOTtCF.
that
Alfred
Swanm.
of
Prince
Rupert,
occupation
Mariner,
.
Intends
to
apply
Tor
a
IcaJe
of
the
rollo'
Inr
dearrlhed
lands:
Commenrlnr
at
a
pn"t
planted
at
the
north
end
of
South
Ftahael,
lland;
thenre
around
the
Island
at
hlrh
water
mark
and
contalmns;
to
acres,
more
or
levs,
ALFrtF.D
SWAM0
ADottrani.
Notice
ef
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
in
t-rinre
unpen
i.biki
iiecoramir
tiu-trtrt
of
Coat
Rante
&,
and
situate
rut
f.'or'h'
narhael
Uland.
TAKE
OTlCF.
th.il
tlfred
Sanon.
ofi
Prln-e
f(iirt.
CH-rupatlon
Marlnor.
Intend
to
anr-ly
'rnr
a
Iea-
of
the
follow
Inr
derrlhed
lands:
rnmmenrlnr
at
a
post
planted
at
the
south
end
of
North
Rarhael
Island:
thence
amiinrt
llanrt
at
hih
water
mark,
and
containing
so
a"e.
mor
w
i,
A
IF
BED
SWANSON.
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!
Dated
April
7.
.
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.
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:
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it;
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m
SOFT
FINISH
All
flat
pieces
washed,
ironed
and
neatly
folded.
Wearing
apparel
practically
ready
to
wear,
only
requires
a
little
retouching
with
hand
iron.,
Try
This
Service
.
Minimum
Charge,
$1.20.
7c
per
lb.
plus
1c
per
piece.
Your
bundle
relumed
within
three
days.
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lo
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uf
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in
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We
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and
general
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you
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us
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ling.
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SATURDAY,
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lor
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CHARLOTTE
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fortnightly.
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(he
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V
joint.
K
n
PKlW9'ln
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Trwri
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foun-
lleforo
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