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Jean
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and
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yde'.Transfer.
Pnonfl
580
If
(iillU-'fli.ycr
silled
lanl
nUnl
cm
Hie.
J'jlnc
Iluj-srl
for
Van-
l'rank
'
l'liiniaW
of-Tcrrat-c
van
a
iia'cng'er
saillnK
for
Vaticouver1
jjh
tlipflrinte
Ilupetl
ty?ht.,j
Mrs.
Jolih
(Trip
nnd
Mrs.
Husselloncs
t)f
Anyox
are
sail-
!"K
'Jtf
H;r
I'rincess
Mury
today
for
Skawny,
.
InlfteRMcUfrinolt
of
the
Paci
fic
Stevedoring
Cd.
.-(ftaff'
hero
sailed
fast
nilit
on
tlie
.Princo
Humeri
for
Victoria.
Mni
A,
M.
Itarlicau
rulurned
n
.-alunlay
ayerhoon
train
irom
iiaeiioii
wlierc
hhe
nienl
the
nuek
vlfitinc
with
her
sister,
Mri.
It.
Hi
Sarsenl."
lU'v.
Ji,
Uitlelt,
after
havinj:
allenilmf,
Ifit)
Anzlican
diocesan
synod
ntetlnK
in
the
oily,
wRI
return
to
Massett
on
the
Prino-
Charles
this
tsenintr.
Mrs.
Thomas
HodarkiiiKon,
lufi
ui
ttie
Priiiff
Itupert
last
even
iK
for
Xanuiuio,
w
lie
re
she
will
iwwl
a
fw
iiontliM
viitiug
her
n
and
family
and
sister,
Mrs
V.
llenl.
Alfred
Adams,
vmi
has
been
in
dm
city
for
the
pant
few
day.
as
n
lay.
delegate
to
the
Aiiki-
ran
dinaii
syiiol
mectinp,
wiM
return
to
Maetl
on
tiie
Prinen
t'hrle-i
loRi?hl.
On
aewunt
of
Hie
unfavorable
wpaUier,
the
Juniun
l.eak'ii"
ItaseiiaU
fixture
Itetneeii
the
Ihmtli
Srlimtl
and
High
School
sehmlulftt
for
.Saturday
aHer
noun
was
mxlponed.
.
r..X.H.
steamer
Prince
Chariev
i'.hi1.
Neil
McLean,
arrived
at
'
o'r!riitflii
afWinontr
fptini
Vat,
ruuwr
via
Allln
llarNir
and
will
sail
tlii
evening
for
Van
rouver
vt
(Juren
Charmtte
Is
land
imlnts.
r.nieo'
Uj'W
sailed
last
nial
t
the
Prfiww
Ituper1.
for
Van-inivir
mi
route
l'
Kclt.
ah-ita'on.
wlnTe
lie
will
join
lii
iiolhei-ln-law
and
ilr,
Mr
and
'Mr.
Frel
Oilhuly,
forjncrlj
f
litis
city.
'
'
t'ninn
leiuiier
(lirdena,
Capt.
A.
K.
lirkon,
arrived
from
lh
south
at
P:l.r
last
nlj-'lit
and
ailed
at
1
1
:30
for
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart.
At
the
end
of
I
his
vovaae,
the
Cardeua
will
1m
taken
olT
the
run
at
Vnriennver
for
a
week
fr
propeller
repair
and
her
run
will
he
taken
by
the
Caniosun.
CP.
II.
steamer
Princess
Mary,
Capt.
T.
ClilTe,
northbound
from
Vancouved
to
Skapway
anil
ofjifcr
Alaska
ports,
will
arrive
from
1
lie
wixith
this
afternoon.
Among
passenger
booked
to
sail
from
here
for
the
north
on
I
lie
vessel
are
W.
(iibbou
and
K.
(iililion
for
Wranicell;
Mrs.
John
llarkin
and
Joseph
V.
Keyes
for
Ketchikan;
William
Moon,
Hulli
Seav-les,
W.
Anderson,
F.arl
Kerr,
Mrs.
John
firign
and
Mrs.
Rus-m'II
Joii'-s
for
Skaitwny:
William
lllai-ksiork
for
Whilehi
ise.
Do
Your
Bowels
Ever
Become
Constipated?
A
free
motion
of
the
bowels,
Trf
irr
shoald
be
the
lm
of
eTery
on
who
apire
to
perfect
health,
for
once
the
bowels
become
clogged
up
11
the
other
organs
of
the
body
get
demo
Red,
and
all
kinds
of
diiratei
and
.
disorder
ire
liable
to
attack
the
system.
If
you
take
our
ad
rice
and
ns
II
miiDurns
-
1
yon
will
find
that
they
will
regntat
and
keen
your
bowels
and
liver
in
proper
shape,
add
when
'this
is
don
thort)
Is
not
much
chance
of
you
ever
boicg
sick.
This
valuable
remedy
as
been
on
tho
market
for
the
past
S2
yearsj
put
up
only
by'
The
T.
Milburn
Co,
Lliaitod,
ToroutOj
OnU
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREI
The
train,
duo
from
the
Eal
at
3:30
tlil
afternoon,
will
arrive
on
time.
A
lunch
counter
hat
been
started
hV
Hie
Canadian
Nationa'
Itailway
at
-the
Aancouver
sta-tion.
.
yfrr
,
P.
S.
Ilonney,
district
forester,
lias
iTturnedlo
the
city
after
a
ten
'day
trip
to.
the
interior
on
official
dutje
Miss
B.
Crawford,
who
arrived
last
evening
from
Stewart.
saiU
by
the
Prince.
Charles
today
for
lurl
f!liiti!Anf
ft.
j'
CP.lt.
steamer
Pjriiieess
Mary,
Capt.
T.
Clilfe,
will
arrhe
from
Vancouver
at
JJ30
this
alfemoon
inu
sail
at
&:ju
for
Alaska
ports.
V..
HosaiiK
and:
his
two
dauali
tcrs.
Misses
II.
-and
S.
Hosantf,
are
sailing
this
evening
on
Hi
Prince
Charles
for
'Jueen
Char-
lotto
City.'
.
Mrs,
F.
0.
1,'arkfn
and
daugl
ler.
Miss
I.
I.arkhi,
who
arrived
at
Ibc
end
of
tlie
week
from
Seattle,
will
sail
this
afternoon
on
the
Princes
Mary
for
Ska?
way.
Hold,
Mrsklnc
sT
the
Marite
Statpm,
Dishy
Island,
-who
ha
been
holidaying
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria
fpr
the
last
few
weeks
returned
to
tlie
city
on
lac
Cardeua
last
titglil.
,
Mutorship
Iteltiiinliam,
Capt
nderson,
arrived
this
rnorniiiK
from
Ketchikan
wilh
two
car-
!oad-
of
fresh
lialihut
for
trans
shipment
Kasl
over
the
Cauadiar
National
Hallway
to
the
United
States.
Mrs.
T.
K.
Ilrbojis,
of
Terrace
who
lia
been
a
palienL
in
I
In
hospital
here
for
Ihe
last
few
weeks,
returned
to
Terrace
this
niorninp
aeeompanied
by
he
husband
who
eaiiie
down
to
meet
her.
i
With
music
furnished
by
a;
Areheslra
roillins
of
violin
Hrcrdioii
and
piano,
another
en
ju:iMe
danee
tinder
.Seandina
vian
ausidees
was
held
alurday
nislil
in
the
Mctrojiole
Hall
There
wa
a.poodjfrowd
in
at
tendance.
Hobert
Halcrjiw,
afd
GO
pioneer
resident
f
Cumberland,
Vanrmiver
Island,
and
father
of
Hobert
llalcrow,
who
was
for
merly
with
the
Canadian
National
Itailway
here,
anil
is
now
located
in
Seatlle,
died
last
Thursday
in
Vancouver.
F-trl
Ilarrle
left
oil
this
morn-hip's
train
for
Monlreal
vii.
t'oronlo.
Ho
will
alteiid
Ihe
Ceneinl
Conference
of
the
United
Shtjrch
in
Monlreal
and
will
be
away
from
the
city
until
fall.
I.
is
understood
thai
he
will
no!
be
alone
when
he
returns.
Taxi
cars
dm
en
by
Homer
Clay
and
Tom
Dybhavn
had
a
rear-end
colli
ion
this
inorniim
shortly
after
midnight
at
Ihe
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
fourth
Street
when
the
vehicle
drhen
by
the
former
skidded.
Hear
mudguards
of
both
car
were,
daniapeil.
William,
lllackslock,
line
foreman
for
the
(lovernmenl
Tele-praphs,
arrived
in
IhVcity
from
Ilnzellou
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train,
and
sails
this
afternoon
on
Ihe
Princess
'Mary
toe
Whilehorse
where
J10
will
be
cn-
sraned
in
eontmction
work;
for
some
lime
in
Yukon
territory.
J.
H.
Milne,
assislan!
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
d;t-'
partnieul
of
ouhlic
works,
l.-.ivoi
on
the
Prince
Charles
lonlijlit
for
Jedway
where
he
will
make
arrangements
for
work
Uelnu
carried
out
on
mining
trails.
He
will
also
visit
oilier
part
of
th'
Islands
and
will
be
nway
about
two
weeks.
.
,
1
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prlnco
Rupert
I.
A.
Mcl.uckie.
C.
11.
Youb.
II.
Henoil,
W.
(I.
Melcalf.
Nor
man
I
larger,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
I
.
M.
Hannah,
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
A.
J.
Curzon,
l.
V.
Davidson.Ul.
Mavhee.
C.
II.
Whilwtirlh.
A.
Margidious,
A.
Acluisorinml
J:,
Skbnsfng,
.Vancouver;
Mr-
and
Mrs.
It.
MacKinlay,
Port
Co-qulllam;
William
Moon,
Porl-land,
Oregon;
R
Silver,
Montreal;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Anderson
and
family,
Courtenay;
II.
Mo-
CHlutn,
Ottawa;
T.
;..,
llrnoks,
Terrnec;
John
A.
Clark,
Ctaxton;
llev.
J.
(jillt'lt,
Masselt;
Mrs.
C
v
'S'..
Ak
Excellent
Set
For.
Six
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y-
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Pttai
Ctmfliti
tsith
Buffet
TrajM,'
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COMMUNITY
PLATE
WEEK
Prince
Rupert
Second
Day
v
-
Such
gorgeously
beautiful
silverware
as
Community
I'lateseemsunbclievablyinexpensivewhcnyouexamine
?
'v
Its
exquisitely
fine
workmanship,
and
consider
for
ow
s
little
you
can
purchase
a
set
f:r
six,
or
the
number
of
,
individual,
pieces
you
need
to
modernize
your
table.
In
fact
you
can
begin
to
accumdlate
a
wonderful
service
V
by
selecting
a
few
pieces
now,
adding
to
them
from
time
to
time
as
occasion
demands,
for
the
lovely
Community;
'
designs
are
all
"open
stock",
always
available.
Look
at
the
lovely
26
Piece
Petit
Huffet
set
illustrated,
ample
silverware
for
six,
complete
$39.20.
'
See
Our
Exhibits
of
1'v
dor
Plate
'
Silverware
by
the
Makers
of
Community
Plate
Lower
in
price,
surprisingly
beautiful
And
Now!
COMMUNITY
PLATE
TEA
SERVICES
AND"
DINNER
DISHES
TO
MATCH
YOUR
FLAT
SILVER
.
Ptccn
of
won4trfuI
workmanship
and
beauty,
!nigncl
to
match
Com-mwiity
Jlitt
fUt
nliw
Tea
Sctt'km
an4
Dinner
Dnkrt
tbaffishkm
ff
II.
?awle,
New
llazclton;
Mrs.
V,
(S.
l.arkin
and
iLiughler,
Seattle;
William
Hiackstock,
Hazellou;
J
H.
Mclntyre,
Smithers;
W.
Jib-bon,
K.
Uibboti
and
Miss
15.
Craw
Cod,
Slew-art;
J.
Pederson,
llyder;
O.
J.
Newell,
IjO.s
Angeles.
Ceneral
Huth
Fcaale.
yeallle;
James
fiallowny.
Anyox;
V.
Uailiner,
Parts;
S:
M.
Frantsen
Minneapolis;
I).
V..
Mar
Hardy,
S.
W.
linuhl,
Ii.
J.
W
alklaud
and
II.
O.
iaeks'on.
C.X.H-:
W.
Wiltshire,
Vaneotncr.
TIMBER
SALE
X7710.
Sealed
Triidrrs
nl
tw
rerelved
by
Um-Ulsiriri
forrster,
i)l
later
than
ivmii
un
llir
I
J
lh
day
tt
June.
I6.
fur
tlie
pur
chl!
of
License
7
7IW.
ferfusou
Bay,
Maelt
Inlrt.
o.i:.
I.,
tu
rut
60.uvu
rm
tmard
iwarure
or
tpruce.
reOar,
ami
Uiiiil'w-k
Mlir.
.
Two
(
year
will
t
allowed
for
re-u
iota
I
i't
timber.
KurllitT
parlirulars
of
the
Chief
fores-ti-r.
VK'tons.
or
tlie
Disirlct
forester,
rrinre
Hui-rt.B.:.
KAVIOABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT,
H.IC.
CHAPTER
115
Inl'Mi
oil
1
,,inn
uf
i.anaila,
l.linlle
J,
herebv
roes
imtif
thai
It
lia
uiulT
r-lion
f
nt
the
aul
Art
n-o-U'il
Willi
the
.MinUler
ir
I'uIiIh-
mk
at
otlans
ami
In
the
urn
if
r
the
l'l-lrlrl
lleicis
Irar
of
Mie
LsihI
llerlslry
DiMrlrt
of
ITIno-ttuiH-rt
In
the
e
mv
litre
nr
Hrltlsh
Ciliim
hia.
a
ilrx-rlpllon
of
Ihe
llr
ami
plans
of
a
pllt-
ami
UiiiImt
hrf
pnnol
pi
tie
built
111
the
harbor
or
I'riiire
Huperl
In
Hie
ulil
I'nivlitrr.
on
water
lot
rour,
llkxk
"U";
the
li1
wharf
erinprtln
a
narrow
approat-h
varylnir
In
width
fnun
IS'
tu
n
,
and.
eUeudinir
mirtiierlr
frtmi
I
lir
hlshwati-r
inark
a
ill
Elaine
of
ap
:i0'.
whrnre
It
wldrn
Vi
an
trtoliiialely
her
1
ion
uO'
x
In
area.
Ihe
Hty
f-et
inrouretiii'iit
lieiuir
appnixliualely
parallel
In
the
flu
ire
Uiw.
And
take
net
Ire
Dial
after
ihe
eMlr-llon
nf
one
month
from
Ihe
due
r
the
rirt
(xibllrallon
or
this
notice
the
I'nlon
oil
Company
ir
Canada,
l.finilril.
will
tinder
eciion
7
of
the
Mid
Art
apply
10
the
Mlm-iler
of
Public
Work
at
his
ir-rire
in
the
i
lly
of
Ottawa,
for
ap
p:ntal
or
the
mid
site
snd
the
al4
lan,
and
fur
leave
tu
runslrtirtthe
said
wharf
and
apprnarh
to
the
same.
Pated
at
Vancouver.
Hrttuh
Columbia,
lhL
isth
day
or
May
1t.
1
It.
J.
KKNMlirt.
Mslrlit
salt's
Manarer.
Pacific
Goes
Picnicking
HkWi
fm
It
ur
J
v
iv.
i'....
i.
.....i
i
ii...
i.
in,
my
iiuiiuri'iis,
ji-a
uiuusaiius
,
of
cans
of
Pacific
Milk
will
go
on
picnics
all
over
Western
j
Canada.
Orocers
tell
us
that
practically
every
person
wio
asks
wauls
so
many
cans
of
'P;mifio
Milk."
iSoiiiq
of
them
never
buy
milk
except
for
such
occasions,
but
they
know
what
they
want.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotaford,
B.C.
approrr
fuf
jift
furpoKaoi
the
perfect
completion
ot
your
uuc
appoini-
menu.
The
lotelj
Uruvenor
Set
iuirej.
l
int
7j-.
FEATURED
AT
THE
BETTER
SHOPS
An
Exceptional
Offer
We
have
a
rew
EASTMAN
KODAKS
that
are
hop
worn
and
also
some
models:
that
have
been
withdrawn
and
replced
liy
a
new
series.
These
are
all
offered
at
a
discount
or
25
orr
catalogue
price.
'k
A
SHIPMENT
OF
MELBA
TOILETERIES
HAS
JUST
ARRIVED
Mellm
goods
are
now
made
in
Canadu
and
the
price
lias
been
reduced.
Face
Powders
:
50c
and
SI
.00
Talcoum
Powders
25c
Dusting
Powders
'.
.
.,.
.
$1.50
Creams
50c
Compacts
$1.50
and
60c
Rouge
50c
Ormes
Ltd.
The
Pioneer
llruggisls.
The
ltexall
Store.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street
Phones
82
and
200
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD.'
8moked
Dally
by
Canadian
pish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
A
practical
saw
for
home
us,
designed
for
boy
but
sv
hlch-Krad
saw
for
vour.
workshop.
.Skew
or
straight
baok.
taper
around,
blade.-hiffhlyi
polished
with
carved,
beech
handle.'
Cuts
clean.'
fast
and
easy.
Sold
at
a
moderate
price.
permanent
Crescent
Wrenches,
in
all
sizes,
TOOLS
Junior
Mechanic
Handsaw
.
.
.
.
...
$2.75
It
cuts
clean,
fustid
easy,
nud
will-
emyiurdge
the
hoy
tu
make
lljiugs
of
Value.
fi'oni.
.$1.00
to
$0.00
each
Thompson
Hardware
Co..
Ltd.