lay,
June
29,
1926.
f7'
OWI
I'iivviIit
luilli
lur
Now!
Un
OLD
PHONOGRAPH
SHOULD
GIVE
PLACE
TO
THE
NEW
Orthophonic
Victrola
Model
4-3.
$115
;
oil
Hi
aiitl
M-e
us
Hie
old
way
give
wuj
lo
lhnA-
o;ifi
ie
phonograph,
iiuw
it
i
llie
(rthoi)ionir)ldaffirH-friirt
Innkc
way
for
new
iierfectioi'.
mnl,
Im,,1
k)lljtVi
ca'ilJ
irnupiu
vour
present
instrument
for
tln
marvclou
mus-
iI
muelerpiece.
This
Is
our
Invitation
to
you
to
come
to
compare
and
to
choose.
fflaeSws-.Jjd
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
YOU
CAN
HELP
!B.C.
FOREST
SERVICE
.Toilet
Goods
Sale
t
-.
iVilli
f
eiy
pmvhuse
of
a
5Uc
box
I
Junteel
Gobi
Cream
(Powder
we
give
you
a
25i
cake
of
Jonbel
Toilet
Soup,
Ibolh
for
50s
A;"""
I'sre
Vial
of
(,ara
Nome
Perfume
given
free
with
every
piirhace
of
it
?2.0(l
box
of
Uara
Nome
Fare
luwder,
Will
for
$2.00
Looe
Powder
Vonily
and
one
75c
box
of
Glterfcelle
Fare
27'
lube
ol
Ilexnll
Milk,
of
Muguestu.Toolh
Paste
and
a
foe
T.ih
Bruh,
both
for
.'.
40c
1
(to
bottle
of
llexall
"03"
Hair
Tonic
and
a
50c
bottle
H
Lurie
l.uiud
Hrilliaatine,
both
for
$1.00
2"tr
boHie
oi
French
Halm,
and
a.J25f
tin
of
Gentlemen'
rlm
l'ow
Irr,
both
for
.
r
40c
10(
i
iikc
of
Tiny
Tot
Toilet
Soap
and
a
2oe
tin
of
Tiny
tol
Tallinn
Powder,
both
lor
25c
Ormes
Ltd.
1
The
HKXAl.L
STOliK
The
PlONKEIl
DlllKKilSTS
Ird
Avenue
and
6th
Street
Phones
82
and
200
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFtGT
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
madian
jFish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAG1
THREI
.
1
Beautiful
flowered
and
fig
ured
silk
dresses
just
arrived
ni
Local
and
Personal
Mrs.
(iralilnian's.
Remarkably
low
prices.
iTil
Phone
15.
1R.
Coal
Co.
tf
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
678.
tf
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41
Crystal
Firelighters,
,48
for
Ol.UU.
UJUC
580.
Transfer.
Phone
If
Mr.
J.
Krikevsky
and
family
nailed
j'eterday
afternoon
on
the
Prinrc
liunerl
for
Vancouver.
,
A.
H.
Ma.Uory
relumed
yesler
tlay
afternoon
on
'the.
Prince
ilfai-fe2
10
JP.JL
ciemenljf
aftnr
fia'wHiK
eni
reyersil
days"
In
the
ejlyMbniUxlnes
Mini
Hutli
Stewart,
principal
of
rjeal
Cpve.
school,
sailed
yes
terday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to
spend
the
summer
vacation
in
the
south.
William
Sloan,
formerly
of
Stewart,
has
,
token
over
active
management
of
a
property
on
Texatla
Mailt
near
-Vancouver
for
the
L'.fZ;$M
Mines
of
Van
couver.
Mi
,Malee
Murphy,
Fl.-V,
who
ha
ttxirned
from
the
nursiug
Mali
of
the
Prince
Unpen
General
HypituL
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
llupei-'
for
Vancouver.
j
.
t.
Arcempanied
by
her
nephew.
MaMer
&liPbfon
Hothwoll
of
.'ew
VtfUniutrr,
Mis
Jhhsip
Hoth
well
left
on
this
inoroin;?'
trai"
to
cjMMxi
Hie
Minuner
holiday-vioitin?
with
her
mother
in
Miis
Axnes
Donaldson,
of
11m
Ittwtli
Memorial
School
staff,
sails,
tlii
afternoon
on
the
Car-flfijtfctw
Vlelorta
where
she
Vill
lukj;
a5rourse
at
Hie
teachers
ifinnmer
school,
returning;
norlb
later
to
!pend
the
balance
of
tUs
summer
vacation
at
Terrace.
J.
K.
Milne,
assistant
district
engineer
for
Hie
provincial
department
of
works,
accompanied
by
3Irs
Jdilne
ad
family
sailed
for
Ihe
Quften
tlharlotte
Islands
90
tbf
Prince
diaries
yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.
Milne
will
re-
lum
on
the
next
Meamer
while
.Mr.
Milne
and
family
will
pend
tht
sutiiuier
at
.Mast-ell.
lr.
YV.
C.
Kierlad.
1I.A..
M:.
.
I'll
.It..
nrofesor
of
nii'luHoom
and
(ronotnicH
in
Uie
LniverMt.v
of
Newr
Brunswick,
I
rodei'ielon,
will,
arrive
in
Ihe
elty
fro
us
th.-
miuIu.
on
tue
sloaiiier
I'rinee
ficMice
tomorrow
to
address
the
omen's
Canadian
Club
hre
on1
Wednesday
afternoHi.
He
will
piiceed
east
from
here
by
Thurs
day
Morning's
train.
l.eo
Wauch
returned
4o
Uie
city
on
yesterday
afternoon'
train
Troin
Winnipeg
where
heal
ten.li
the
convention
of
the
Internotional
Aspoelation
r.f
ri
Clubs.
There
were
representatives
at
tiie
convention
from
every
tiyro
Club
in
North
America
and
the
metropolis
of
the
prairies
was
in
pala
array
for
the
hip
ineetinc
which
proved
as
it
was
intended
to
make
it
"Gyro
Create!
Oatherinc."
TJie
HJJ71
convention
will
be
held
in
Hen-
ver,
Colorado.
Miss
b
I'raser.
H.N..
trraduate
of
the
Prince
Rupert
(Jeneral
HOKjiital
training
school
for
nur.xe.
passed
through
on
tho
Prince
Charles
yesterday
after
noon
iiound
for
Anyox
where
she
will
lake
charge
of
the
operat
ing
room
in
the
hospital.
Miss
I'raser,
who
left
this
city
two
or
three
years
ago,
ban
been
in
California
and
more
recently
in
Iunean,
Vancouver
Island,
where
she
was
surgical
supervisor
In
the
King's
Hanwhters'
Hosnllnl
of
which
Miss
Charlotte
Hlack.
ll.N..
foimerly
of
Prince
Rupert,
is
lady
superintendent.
Mis-
l-'raser
will
spend
three
months
in
Anyox,
moving
south
to
Van-roaver
In
the
fall.
j
"
zir
IbovrilH
I
You
Drink
N
I
B
BEEF
B
ftOUNO
TIUP
TO
DENVER
.........
S12S.9I
OMAHA
129.SS
KANSAS
CITY.-
129.55
DE3
MOINE3.,.'.
1M.SS
8T.LOUIS
luxa
CHICAGO,.....-.
13SJO
DETROIT
1J7.92
CINCINNATI
....
1SS.40
CLEVELAND,...,
lbOM
TORONTO,.,.
..
166M
ATLANTA
19.6J
MTTSBORO
172.06
WASHINQTON
.
293.86
PHILADELPHIA
.
197.22
KKW
YORJ...i
199.70
BOSTON
20S.76
In
effect
to
SeotanlerK
'ErUirn
limit
October
310326
THE
EAST
INVITES
YOU
and
the
Union
Pacific
makei
your
journe
economical
by
low
round-trip
excursion
fares
to
all
important
points
In
the
East,
Mid
1
West
find
South.
LIBERAL
aTOPOVKX
PHtVIlEOEi
enable
you
to
visit
the
big
eastern
cities
or
America's
greatest
wonder-lands
Zion
NatlSMl
Park
Teltowstona
National
Park
Rocky
Mountain
National
Park
all
reached
via
the
scenic
and
historic
Union
Pacific
De
Luxe
trains.
Superior
service.
Descriptive
booklet
on
request.
UNION
PACIFIC
VACATION
ROUTE
rOM
INTOKMATtOM
AND
MSESVA-
TIOHCAUaillWWM
UNION
STATION,
SEATTLE,
1405
Fourth
Ave.
M
Mooak
Picnic
Sunday.
A
pood
lime
for
everybody.
S'ove
length
wood
83.50
per
load
delivered.
Phone
N.
Our-vich.
Green
518.
15
C.P.R.
1
earner
Princess
Charlotte,
Cat.
Saintey,
is
due
in
jKtrt
tomomtw
afternoon
from
$in$Kny,
Alaska,
en
route
to
Vancouver.
Miss
Eiaim'u
Marsh
has
gone
to
Terracp
when"
sBe
will
spend
Ik-
suininef
noiidayv
visitin
with
her
iarenl,
Rura;
Dean
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh.
Masters
Robert
Parker
and
Jack
Cade
sailed
on
the
steamer
Prince
John
last
night
.to
spend
the
.summer
vacation
with
Mr
and
Mrs.
Rajaut
at
Skidegale.
J.
W.
Whitehead,
?enernl
man-
lig
-r
of
the
H.C.
Packers,
is
in
the
city
in
III
course
of
a
general
inspection
trip
4o
the
vari
ous
cannery
holdings
of
tba
company
in
the
north.
Dr.
John
Weir,
dean
of
the
law
ecliool,
University
or
Alberta,
arrived
in
the
city
un
yesterday
afternoon's
train
at-,?
proceeded
lo
vaueouver
via
Jie
Ouecn
Cliarlolle
Islands
on
the
Prince
Jouu
last
uiglit.
Miss
Mary
McRac
who
teaches
school
al
Hums
Lake,
and
Miss
Margaret
Palmer,
who
has
been
at
Decker
Lake
in
a
similar
capacity,
will
arrive
in
Ibe
oily
toward
the
end
of
the
weok
to
spend
the
summer
vacation
ruit-ing
with
their
parents
bore.
At
Ihe
regular
monthly
ineet-!lng
or
the
Native
Sons
or
Canada
laM
night
Alex.
Prudhoinme
atd
Stauley
K.
Parker
were
appointed
delegates
to
attend
the
meeting
or
the
Uranri
Council
in
Vancouver
on
July
8,
alternates
boinc
W.
II.
McCallum
and
Jarvis
Mc-l.eod.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
regular
meeting,
a
meeting:
or
the
general
committee
in
cliarga
or
tile
Dominion
Day.
eelebrat-tlons
was-
held
when
final
ifi-lnils
In
connection
witli
tho
festivities
on
July
1
were
arranged.
Owing
to
Thursday
being
Dominion
Day
and
a
h
uliiliiv
Ihn
weeky
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
Club
will
be
held
on
Wednesday.
The
program
for
the
day
is
in
the
hands
of
the.
educational
cointnilf.ee
consisting
of
T.
11.
Johnson,
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
atid
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rx
and
tho
speaker
will
be
Rj?y.
Dr.
Charles
J.
Cameron
whose
subject
will
be
"flood
Fellowship."
S.
D.
Johnstone,
secretary
of
the
club,
bas
returned
frpm
Denver,
Colorado,
where
he
attended
,
the
International-convention.
x
1).
C.
MclUe
left
on
Uif?inoni.
ing
train
on
a
fortnight'
Jiu-ineii
trjuvliicli
will
lake
him
to
various
p'liafu
between
hipre
and
j'rmce
oconse.
Uitoltr.
,
Jlrje
aijd,
,
IJouglas
Cliritttson.
wirm
orJlr.
and
"Mrn
V.
I).
crirTtrsoii;
left
bTi'
fliisj
morning's
train
to
Npend
thei
summer
holidays
at
Hill
Farin.L
Terrace.
Mitts.
Mary
McKnight,
who
leaches
school
at
Quick,
arrived
on
last
night's
drain
from
Ihe
interior
on
her
way
to
Anyox
where
she
will
'spend
the
sum
mer
vacation
at
her
borne.
V.
ft'Ncill,
vice-principal
of
lie
Horde!!
street
school,
sail
this
afternoon
on
Uie
steamer
Cardena
ior
Vancouver
to
attend
a
summer
school
course
at
the
University
of
Hrllish
Columbia.
K.
O.
Dawson
left
on
thbt
morning's
train
for
Calory
ac
companying
(Jeorge
'
Mclvor,
general
manager
of
Uie
wheal
pool.
Mr.
I)awon
expects
lo
re
turn
to
the
city
in
about
a
week's
lime.
Len
He!!
formerly.
railway
en
gineer
bCe
and
now
wuh
the
C.N.
It.
running
out
of
Kdincnlon
was
in
tbn
overnlgbl
renewing
old
acquainlaces.
He
arrived
on
yesterday
afternoon's
trairt
and
left
for
the
Kast
this
nornng
tuiou
steamer
Cardena,
Capl
A.
E.
Dkkon,
arrived
f
fain'
Any
ox.
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
at
lo.otl
this
morning
en
route
to,
Vancouver
and
wayports
for
which
poiuls
she
wilt
sail
at
p.m.
Passengers
for
Ue
south
from
here
include
Mrs.
A.
Kunta
and
family,
W,
O'Neill,
Mist
Nora
Rivetl,
Miss
Doris
Candow,
Mrs.
,.
lone,
Prof.
H.
Aubrey
Pryee
and
Mis
Aubrey
Pxce.
.
MINERAL
ACT.
CERTIFICATE
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
Sir
cuon
So
t
Mineral
CUitu.
site
sie
ih
ttw
A
tun
Mining
Division
of
Ca
lr
OimMi'L
Wnrrr
Incited:
On
Vul
rsnte
(r.fli
(Vulriu
Crrek
,
sdjolumr
sua
ouiuT.-i
ni
mi
ctnyun
.-u.
I
tj
IriKlun
.Minrrsl
Clsiiu
iLol
1171
1).
TAkE
MTICE
llisl
1.
tlirn
Molluf
Fr
Niwrs
OrUflcsU-
No.
70
HW.
.lu
trnd.
suit
rti)f
rn.m
ibe
dai
brreor,
la
Sipi
in
toe
Mining
neroraer
lur
I
lrtlfiratf
f.f
tni.ir,inirfil
fur
It.
rair.
ut
ottaiulnr
atxirwiiOrsnl
of
tue
sixrtr
rlaitii.
And
further
tske
nolire
Out
sctiun.
under
sertloti
ST.
mutt
lie
nuinwuced
befiHr
tSw
ittue
of
suco
Crruricate
ut
ln:i-nVfnirnt.
bslrd
tuis
1st
dsr
of
June.
A.D.
tS.
H.
MCA.
t'RASLH.
AreaL
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
InUntlon
lo
Apply
to
Purch
Lani.
In
Piim
Itutirrt
Lsiid-
llerordlnr
liUtrlrt
uf
I'rluiT
!UPrl
snd
M'.ujle
n
t'errusim
Hsy.
JUiKi
iniet.
orsuatu
limi.
v.
c.
I.
TAW:
MTICK.
Out
Fraurts
Mlllrra.
ut
I'rliK
lluprt.
B.
C.
urrupsllnn
rsnner)--man.
Iniriid
vt
rafv
fin
irtn!mii
to
putrlune
I
lie
rullowlnir
deycrtbed
isndi:
UMitiuenrmr
si
hii
miii.i
si
llie
W.
ronier
of
Lot
161.
yueen
CfurMIr
UUndt
illnrl.
tlH-ur
Miuth
IS
rha.nl:
Itienre
rt
tu
rhams:
tbenrp
north
to
Hiru
Water
Mark:
thewe
easterly
almr
turn
water
.vara
miui
or
nminteiire-nient.
and
cuiilatulnir
SO
acre,
inore
oi
let.
FKAXaS
MILI-KUD.
Al'l'llcint
luiM
June
nth.
LAND
ACT.
Cltr
tjiitd
Olstrlrt
Land
ttecurdiua
District
of
entire
ltuts-rl
ami
situated
n
Taku
Anii.
ilaiut
t
milts
suuiliwest
of
niuuth
ef
Mi.nm
lover.
TAkK
OlrE
that
rrstrl
nirhard
Duulnp
or
Allm.
B.C..
urrupatlun
mill
maimer.
Intends
to
apply
fur
ermlMoii
to
purrhase
tt
foUcmlnr
dexrllied
lands:
Cnmtnenrlur
St
a
port
planted
on
the
antiih
ahoie
of
Ttku
Arm
atr.:ut
mi
lie
nuttiet
frtmi
the
iiHMitb
of
AtMntu
niver
and
runninr
tlienre
to
rlialna
Tst:
IlienrS
10
chains
sou
Hi:
thenee
10
rhalnt
east;
and
thence
JO
chains
nurlh
lo
point
of
eutiunenremeot,
contalnlitr
40
aerrs.
more
or
lea.
FBWCIS
RICHARD
DL'riLOP,
Applicant.
finis.
AtHn.
VaT
TO.
Iltl.
LAND
ACT.
ftotlca
of
Intasttpn
ts
Apply
U
Leaaa
Lana
In
Cnin-e
llunert
Land
Reniedinr
in
tnet
of
Coaot
Ranre
6,
and
situate
9
Soi'ih
Harhael
Inland.
TASK
noTlCE
that
Alfred
Swanon.
of
remee
fiupert.
orrunatlxn
Mariner.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
leae
of
the
follow-lAa-
im-rttied
lands:
C.ivamenrlns'
at
s
pt
planted
si
the
nurl.
end
or
SfHilh
Rachael
Island;
thence
amijnd
tlie
Island
al
hlih
water
mark,
and
contitninr
ia
acre.
m.ire
or
less.
AlFRED
SWANsO.N,
.
Applicant
nid
r.Hi
-
a
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leaaa
Land
In
Prince
Itnnert
Ijnd
necHirdina;
m-trlet
of
cai
Ranre
I.
and
situate
on
orlh
lurhael
tland.
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
Airred
wansnn,
of
Prince
Rupert,
nerupaltoo
Mariner.
Intends
to
apply
for
i
leae
or
the
follow
ln
desrrlhed
lands
i
mmienelnr
at
post
planted
at
the
annlh
rnd
of
North
Rarhael
Island;
thenre
around
the
Island
al
hlrh
wsler
mark,
snd
ronnlning
to
seres,
more
or
less.
M
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SWANSON.
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HI
To
use
LUX
.ft
Anything
that
'
soft
water
won't
harm
is
safe
with
LUX
TSN'T
it
a
blessing
to
know
that
whatever
the
fabric
be
made
of
or
whatever
colour
it
niay.
be
if
it's
safe
in
soft
water
it's
safe
with
Lux.
Lux
launders
perfectly
T
beautifully,
and
preserves
the
life
of
fabrics.
for
the
whole
family
wash
is
a
real
economy
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and
THURSDAY
4.00
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SATURDAY,
6.00
p.m.
ror
ANYOX
and
8TEWART
MONDAY,
FRIDAY,
4.00
p-m.
For
ALASKA
WEDNESDAY,
4
00
p-m.
For
MASSETT
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MONDAY,
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p.m.
ror
SKIDEOATE
INLET
tlld
.OOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
fortnightly.
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TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
dally
eirept
Sunday
it
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tor
PRINCE
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WINNIPEG
all
points
Easlero
Canads,
tinted
Stales.
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is-.
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14,
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25,
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July
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6.
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June
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12.-19.
23,
30;
July
4.
7,
11,
14,
16,
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Rier
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