.
t
I
jPAOE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
May
31
l9?J
OrgandiE
Orriulne
permanent
finish
Swiss
Qrvianily,
o
inches
wide,
In
wliilo
oiily.
Per
yard
65c
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avonuo
Phono
753
ANOTHER
FRESH
SHIPMENT
OF
ROCHON'S
CANDY
Itocliqn's
Chocolate!),
1
I
It.
...
,
$1.00
Itochons
Chocolates,
2
lh.
.
$2.00
Hochon's
Special
Chocolate;
.
.
...
.
$2,75
llochon!
Special
Chocolates
...',.
$4.00
ltochonji
Alihond
Crisp,
per
lh.
,.
.'.
$1.00
Itochou's
Hulk
Creams,
per
lb.
...
,-,
75c
Hochon's
Chocolate
Uracils.
per
lb
$1.25
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
Wo
deliver.
Meat
Department
Mutton
Chops,
per
tb.
30c
Slew
Million.
2
lbs.
...
35c
Shoulder
Mutton,
per
lb.
25c
Veal
Slew,
2
lbs
25c
Veal
Cutlet.,
per
lb.
.
.
25c
Lif
Veal,
per
lb
25c
Hound;
Steak,
2
lbs.
...
45c.
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lbs.
...
55c
Shoulder
Sleak.
per
lb.
15o
Slewirifr
Heef,
2
ll;s.
...
25c
Haniberger
Steak,
2
lhs.
25c
Side
I'nrk,
per
lh
.
25c.
Ayrshire!
Hacon,
per
lb.
35c
Sausage,
2
lbs.
...
....
35c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
RAYON
Summer
Dresses
$5.00
and
$6.00
A
full
new
linn
of
Stamped
Hoods
Mrs.
WT
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Ho
.
-
-
089
Phone
Green
389
Millinery
25
PER
CENT
OFF
TRIMMED
HATS
VENUS
PURE
SILK
HOSIERY
$1.25
"Demers"
Wo
aim
lo
please
Phone
27.
P.O..
Box
327
Mufflers
25c
Ties
.
.
.
10c
Ladles'
Clothing
Waists
75c
Coals
$1.75
Coals
ySwealerj
75c
kiats
(Sweater,
Silk
....
$1.00
llath
ltobes
$1.5C
Kimouas
$1.00
)pera
Coals
$2.50
Corsets
.
.
50c
aps
.
.
i
25c
Suits
plain
Pressed
$1.00
kirls
Pressed
75c
Skirts,
Light
Colors
$1.00
Ladies'
Suits,
plain
..
..
$1.50
Ladies
Suits,
Light
Colors
$2.00
Ladies'
Suit
Coat
$1.00
Ladies'
Suit
Coat,
Light
Colors
Dresses,
plain
Presses,
Plain,
Light
Dresses.
Sijk
Fancy
livening
Gown
.
Miscellaneous
..
$1.25
$1.75
Colors
$2.00
$2.00
,
$2.50
Porlier.
Tapestry
$1.25
urtains,
Velvet,
Single
...
$1.25
'.urlains,
Velvet.
Double
..
$2.00
Curiam.
Lace
(Dry
Cleaned
$1.00
Kiderdown
Comforters..
.
,
.
$2.00
lllankels,
Dry-cleaned,,
single
i
-
...
....
..
$1
.00
Klankefs,
Dry-cleaned,
double
'.
$1.50
Auto
Hugs
,
...
...
$1.00
Table
Covers
$1.00
Cushion
Covers
40c
'ouch
ftovcrs
$1.00
Gloves,
Lonig
...
,
50o
Glovc,,
bhorl
...
25c
Children's
Furs
$1.00
Repairs
Charged
Extra
Carpets
Thoroughly
Cleaned
and
Sterilized
by
Rotary
Process.
PHONE
118
and
we
will
do
the
rcstl
i
Pioneer
Laundry
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phon
675
DENTIST
I
TICKET
OF
LEAVE
I
ADfT
CAIP
M7
HON.
PETER
SMITH
1""!
.
...
Former
Provincial
Treasurer
of
Ontario
Allowed
Out
of
Jail
!
Aftor
Being
In
Since
1924
HALIBUT
TODAY
End
of
Month
Shows
Large
Num-
of
Here
With
oi'TAW
A.
Mav
njn..i:..
,
Offerings
ticket
of
leave
was
gran
ted
Peter!
Smith,
former
provincial
treas
nrer
of
Ontario,
wlio'
was
con
fined
lo
Portsmouth
penitentiary.
Smith
was
'convicltyl
on
October
21,
1021,
and
sentenced!
lo
three
years
on'
charges
conspiring
io
tie
I
rami
uie
pro
CTOP
'
Look!
Vancouver
Prices
A
De
Luxe
Cleaning
Service
We
have
just
installed
the
very
latest
in
Dry
Cleaning
Machinery
to
take
care
of
your
various
needs
and
can
oiler
the
public
a
Cleaning
Service
second
to
none
in
the
province
at
reasonable
rales.
PRICE
LIST
Gent's
Clothing
Suits
Steamed
and
Pressed..
75c
uiis
t.lcaned
and
Pressed
$1.50
Coal
and
Vest
$1.0S
Trousers
75c
trousers
(while;
."
$1.C0
Overcoats
Steamed
and
Prussed
75c
up
Overcoats
Cleaned
and
Pressed
$1.75
up
Trench
Overcoats
.
$2.50
Itaincoats
,
.
.
$2.03
Fancy
Vests
50c
Hoys'
Suits
$1.00
Caps
....,,.
.
.
35c
Silk
Shirls
75c
Prices
14.40c
to
16.40a
Tim
fish
sales
for
the
month
ended
with
somewhat
of
a
climax;
this
morning
when
23I.50U
lbs.
of
halibut
was
marketed
of
of.
which
171,000
lbs.
was
Ameri-'
lean
ana
iw.uuii
irom
i.auauiau,
vince
of
Ontario
in
connection'
h'15-
Prices
for
American
fish'
with
the
purchase
of
-bonds
when
he
was
provincial,
treasurer.
The
tanker
Mina
Urea
is
dii"
in
porl
from
loco
at
I
o'clock
this
afternoon
with
a
cargo
of
fuel
oil
for
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
local
tanks.
II
varied
from
lS.GOc
to
lu.COc
for
first
class
and
8c
and
"Jo
for
seconds.
Canadian
prices
were
tl.iOc
to
ll.GOc
and
8c
and
10c.
Sales
follow:
.
Canadian
Margaret
I.,
17.5U0,
to
Cold
storage.
,
Yule,
5,000,
lo
Atlin
Fisheries.
Selnm",
(5,000,
to
Atlin
Fisher
ies.
P.
Dorrecn,
12,000,
lo
Atlin
Fisheries.
K.
Lipsell,
y.000
,to
Hooth
Fisheries.
Volunteer,
8,000,
to
llooth
Fisheries.
"
I
American
ileolute,
11,000,
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Virginian,
21,000,
16
Iloyal
Fish
Co.
;
Prosperity,
28,000,
lo
llooth
Fisheries.
I
Sunset,
30
000,
to
Cold
Slor-i
age.
.
!
Bonanza,
20.000.
to
Cold
Slor-j
Yellowstone,
18,000,
lo
Cold
iloragfl.
,
Hazel
II.,
10,000.'
to
Atlin
ishcrjc.
Salmon
Hippo,
7.G00
red
and
300
whites,
to
llooth
Fisheries
at
l
:.50c
and
3c.
REV.
P.
E.
BAISLER
TELLS
CONGREGATION
OF
WORK
AT
JUNEAU
Itev.
P.
F.
Haisler
preached
at
i.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
last
'Veiling
taking
as
his
text
the
pitle
for
Trinity
Sunday.
The
Quaker
deelared
that
God's
Will
tnd
all
God's
laws
were
benevolent
and
that-
the-
most
fuolish
fling
one
could
do
was
Iq
disregard
or
oppose
(hem.
Mr.
Haisler
made
a
plea
for
(he
effective
leaching
of
faith
iii
tin
Triune
God
as
onco
delivered
lo
Hie
saints
and
set
forth
in
the
ecumenical
creeds
of
Christ
endom.
Much
boasted
.
hroad-
inindediiess,
Hie
speaker,
said,
was
often
the
cause
for
doiiv
"NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT,"
R.8.C.
CHAPTER
116.
OOSSE
MILLElin
LIMITED,
rltrrl
.rrii-t-
at
-2i
lluwe
sirrel.
iii
the
city
ol
Vanrajtitrr,
I'rnviiKtr
of
UrllUli
Columbia.
llhllLHY
GIVES
MITHU
Out
II
tu
under
sta
tion
7
t
the
Mid
Art
ilfpusllfd
llh
tin-
MiulMrr
uf
Cublir
Work
tl
Ottawa,
and
Hi
the
orrire
of
I
lie
IHMrlct
lirirulrar
if
ItMr
Land
Ucrl-try
tiltlrlrl
or
I'rmre
I'.ii(mtI.
at
rrliwp
Hiirt.
B.C.,
t
drcrlp
lion
of
i
Ik-
file
and
plan
uf
a
wharf
and
trrule
for
rarrylu?
aler
plr
line
projx.MMl
lo
ix
imiit
at
shannon
bj
tjuwn
Charlotte
Islands.
In
th
l'rovm-e
nt
Brltloh
Columbia,
on
rorrthnre
of
lot
4
SHa.
Ouern
Charlotte
lliid,
In
the
I'rovlme
of
lirltlh
Columbia,
and
as
thuwn
ti)
plan,
containing
In
all
an
area
or
eiirnt
mi
ai-rea
more
or
ie.
AMI
TAKE
Mir
i:e
that
after
th
ex
il
rat
ion
of
one
'1
month
fnun
the
dale
or
the
first
nubllratlon
of
thla
notlre.
noMe-Mlllerd
Limited
will
undrr
nectlon
7
of
Hie
aald
Art
apply
fi
the
Minister
or
Pub
ir
Work
al
tin
orrire
in
t
ie
UIIV
of
Ottawa
for
approval
or
the
fald
H-
ind
piatn
ann
ror
irave
to
cunnrurt
ine
tald
wharf
and
Ireelle.
nalfd
at
rrlnrr
iioi-rl.
ii.c.
this
Join
day
of
April,
A.n.
m.
uussr.'
.in.
i.
urn
i.i
mi
i
r.i
It
r
Its
Solicitor.
Williams.
Manson
a
Oontale'.
J
"Onrs
a
'7m
I
!
For
medium
lo
full
Jnurth
Vtrt
law
hit,
long
jiirl,
t!ai-tit
tandl
at
tidtt
to
tunlrol
thigh
flesh.
Nemo
Bridge
Construction,
cix
Jront
ileels
ihorler
than
,
-toriet
top-no
digging
in,
Diagonal
toning,
creating
uraighl
lines.
While
or
Pink
Coulil.
Sizes
22-36;
MJ0.
When
a
woman
aaya
he
ht
Imi
wearini
the
uir.e
mmkt
ol
cornet
(or
ten
yeart,
of
Blieen
years,
or
,
more
you
may
b
aura
it
ia
a
Ntm.
M
Jabour
Bros.
Ld.
KOrS
DUOS.LImited.Toronto
I
For
a
Perfect
Cup
of
Coffee
the
ideal
milk
for
CARNATION'S
an
ideal
cup
of
coffee.
With
its
creamy-delicate
taste
it
brings
out
the
rich
perfection
of
the
aroma.
And
it-adds
that
golden-brown
color
which
coffee-lovers
want.
No
wonder
Carnation
is
so
good.
It's
pure,
fresh
milk
made
doubly-rich
by-evaporation.
Then
sealed
up
and
sterilized
fpr
safe-keeping.
It
is
creamy-rich
yet
by
adding
water,
takes
the
place
of
ordinary
milk.
Order
from
your
grocer
today
several
cans
or
a
caae
of
48
cans.
srml
fur
i
trrt
!
''
c"'k
liouk.
AiMrrM
lainaimo
Milk
iToautt
.wn-
vii.
Lmillr.l,
in
wwll
si..
Vancimtfr.
It
looks
creamy
It
tastes
creamy
It
Is
creamy
From
Contented
Cows'
nothing
or
believing
nothing
it.
the
building
up
of
tin!
Kingdom
of
God.
Mr.
Haisler
also
gave
a
brief
report
in
ooiuieclii""
with
tho:
work
at
Juneail
wiiere
llesurreo-i
ion
Knglisli
Liruieran.
Cliuicli
was
organized
oil
April
1
1
wi'.li
15
members,
the
enrolment
now
being
71.
lie
anniiiintiwl
lint
itev.
II.
.
Allen
f
Cliiago
btti
accepted
a
nail
lo
that
cliur:it
and
would
take
charge
in
August.
Mr.
Haisler
will
remain
her.
over
next
Sunday
ami
on
lhi
evening
will
inslul
Hev.
T.
D
lliride
as
pastor
of
St.
Pau!'
Lutheran
Church.
Then
Mr
Haisler,
accompanied
by
Mrs
Haisler
and
younger
son,
wtL
proceed
lo
Juneau
ami
remain
there
until
August
when
thoy
will
return
to
N
letorin.
NEW
FISH
WAREHOUSE
ON
GOVERNMENT
WHARF
Contract
for
Pile
Driving
Given
by
Department
of
PUbllc
Works
to
John
Currle
&
Son
The
contrnot
for
Hie
driving
of
new
piles
on
that
part
of
the
government
wharf
on
which
a
fish
handling
plant
will
hi
ercel-ed
for
the
Co-operative;
Fisher
men's
Association
of
tins
city
has
.been
let
lo
John
Currie
Son.
The
conlraci
for
the
build
intr
has
not
vet
been
awarded.
As
soon
its
II.?
work
of
pile
driving,
etc..
on
the
western
end
of
the
wharf
has
been
completed
Mitchell
&
'Cu
r
rie
will
star)
on
I
he
construction
of
the
biological
station
and
the
llano
n
Fisheries
warehouse.
FINED
AT
SMITHERS
FORGETTING
FIRE
A
Smithers
on,
May
2fi
before
Col.
II.
li.
Galp,
j.pM
(iuy
Farrow
pleaded
guilty
to
a
cliargo
of
burning
contrary
lo
the
conditions
of
a
fire
permit
with
which
he
had
been
issued
by
a
duly
authorised
forest
officer.
Accused
was
lined
and
ffA
costs,
of
default
H
days'
imprisonment.
Fine
and
costs
were
paid.
BANK
IS
BEING
OPENED
AT
OCEAN
FALLS
THIS
WEEK
A
branch
or
the
Canadian
llank
Of
Commerce
is
lo
bi
opened
at
Ocean
Fall
Ibis
week
with
G,
lloss
m
manager.
D
will
be
the
paper
tuwnV
first
bank.
F.
L.
I'iuckley
arrived
here
Ibis
nflernoon
on
the
Prince
Charles
and
Is
proceeding
through!
lo
Port
Clements
in
connection
wllb
the
opening
or
lil
mill
at
Unit
pointi
ml
Tki
ItM
w
Carnation
Milk
Produced
In
Canada
t
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace:
Cloudy,
ca'lui,
temp.
JO.
Alijo:
Cloud),
calm,
temp.
5S.
Stewart:
Cloudy,
calm,
l?mp.
IV.
Ilnzelton:
Cloudy,
cnlin,
temp
58.
Telegraph
Creek:
Cloudy.
calm.
temp.
18.
Smithers:
Cloudy,
calm,
b-mp
IK.
Hunt
Lake:
(tain,
calm,
temp.
50.
WIRELESS
REPORT
Noon
1
-DIGHY
ISLAND.
Itainiiig,
ealin,
barometer,
:'y.8C;
temper
ature,
53;
se.t
smooth;
Princes-Mary
due
in
at
t:30
p.m.
north
Iioiiii.I;
lankrr
Minn
Jlrea
due
I"
at
i
p.m.
imrllibound.
DH.VD
THHK
POINT.-
Han
meter,
''J.V2;
lfnieraliire,
50.
HULL
IIAHHOit.
Ovemisi.
southeast
gale;
baropieler,
iW.
77:
lenieraltire,
50;
8ea
nuigli.
Mr.
ami
Mr.
J.
Field
Strang
returned
from
Vancouver
on
Hie
Prince
Charles
ami
will
be
goiikg
out
lo
the
cannery
at
Shannon
Hay.
i
APPLICATION
rbR
BttR
PARLOR
LICENSE
Tltirtv
il)
rroln
iU'i-
lieri-
if,
in
'letMi
iiiaklna
flnalion
in
Um-
er.tiiKial
iHiieniiiHiii
rot
Um
inniallatl'Hi
ami
nixi
Hon
or
a
Iti-ir
Parlor
to
tw
l
i'ati-d
m
iw
iirnu
nil
Hi:.
I'silHi
liilh'd
M-v
il.
I'j6
II
Irl
at
uiran
!!.
VIII.L-.
LIMITED
The
Best
Place
to
Buy
Groceries
WE
OFFER
THIS
WEEK:
Pork
and
Boans
Delmonte,
-mull
luw.
(2
tins
ru
$1.00
Libby'n,
large
tins,
7
lilt
for
D5o
Llbby's
Pickles
and
Olives
Sweel,
Sour,
Chow
or
Mixed,
any
t!(c
bottle,
3
for
.
.
$1.25
Holnz
Catsup
a
hollies
for
95o
Llbby's
Asparagus
Tips
i
Large
size,
'.i
for
.
.
..
..
05c
Small
size,
fj
for
$1.00
Quakor
Canned
Corn
7
tins
for
$1.00
Strawberry
Jam
i:mpress
or
Mnlkln's
Hest
pure
8Go
McLaren's
Pure
Baking
Powder
5
lb.
tin
Tor
$1,35
Hesl
Creamery
Hiiller
in
bulk
'.'
pound
for
SSo"
Wo
specialize
In
Frosh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Strawberries
and
Bananas
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phonos
45
and
574
JUNE
BRIDES'
SILVERWARE
and
Cut
Glass
Sale
Never
boforo
have
we
assembled
such
a
varlttv
of
beautlM
and
dlstlnctlvo
pieces
to
sell
at
such
amajLl
low
prices.
You
will
do
well
to
give
them
your
close
Hud
Of
particular
Importance
is
the
offering
of
Hodgert'
is?
Community
Plato
and
William
Rodger'
flatware
on
which
wo
are
giving
a
special
discount
during
the
month
of
june
Scientific
Optical
Work
Ours
Is
the
hest
and
most
modern
equipped
Optical
Parlor
In
tho
North.
Our
specialist
has
had
twenty.ie,en
years'
oxporlcnco
In
filling
nnd
testing
eyes.
Our
prci
aro
always
reasonable
and
our
work
dependable.
We
In!
vito
consultation.
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
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WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
"THE
ANCIFNT
HIGHWAY"
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adopt.
limn
of
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wild
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explosion
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giant
tree
ra-liiiig
on
the
lumber
ruin.
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:
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Holt,
Blltle
Dove,
Montague
Love,
Stanley
Tsy
lor,
William
Carroll,
Marjorie
Bonner
and
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PACEMAKERS'
SERIES
No.
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O'HARA
AND
ALBERTA
VAUGHN
IN
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INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
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Canadian
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all
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onr
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tour
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our
SOFT
FINISH
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m-
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vvdlird,
dried,
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FLAT
WORK
IRONED!!
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the
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you
will
wonder
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OTHER
SERVICES
THRIF-T,
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wearitu'
iippi:
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FLAT
WORK
IRONED
and
WET
WASH.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
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AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
PU"
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
CLECTniC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINO.
Our
plant
u
equipped
lo
handle
all
kinds
ol
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
JSC
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER.
We
have
the
mint
complete
Mock
ol
i'"1
dimciisiioiia,
lii.lap,
rir
finish,
flooring!
V
J01"
voncers,
etc.,
in
Northern
U.tL
Wo
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
tho
foundation
to
tho
last
piece-
or
finish.
l'"f
MoToro
lniying
inspecl
our
slock.
II
will
pay
v0"'
prices
urc
right.
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&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones'118
and
117