dav.
June
28,
1927
Stationers
Prilltos
iationery
.
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
KODAKS
AND
FILMS
COLUMBIA
AND
BRUNSWICK
RECORDS
DENNISON
CREPE
PAPERS,
WAX,
See
Window
Display
of
PHIZES
I'OK
BEST
DECORATED
FLOATS
AND
CARS
Dcnnison's
Crepe
Paper
and
Streamer-,
in
National
Colors
UNION
JACK
AND
CANADIAN
ENSIGN
FLAGS
Limited
Supply
Only
Telephone
231
Never
A
shall
we
celebrate
the
Diamond
Jubilee
of
Confederation
but
a
KODAK
will
mai.e
a
record
of
thin
historical
event
which
will
inrrease
in
interest
and
value
as
the
years
pass.
If
you
haven't
a
Kodak
f
t"ir
is
the
place
to
get
one.
Come
in
and
select
from
.
ur
-loi-k.
Priced
from
$5.00
up
'
W"
have
a
complete
supp'y
of
film
in
all
sizes
and
a
six
h
tir
'-rvice
on
developing
and
prirtitig.
LET
KODAK
KEEP
THE
STORY
35.
&&ai
I
77
tf
Uinnffr
Ijrttnriiuls
I
THIRD
AVE
tt
SIXTH
STr
TtLEpHONES
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I
DENTIST
Dr.
J.
R.
Gosse
Helgerson
Block
X-RAY
SERVICE
Phone
686
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
Evening
Appointments
Prince
Rupert
Auto
Company
Agents
for
Hudson
and
Essei
Super-Six
Cars
Second
Avenue,
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Phones
75
and
273
Sovereign
Life
Assurance
Company
uf
Canada
Head
Office
-
-
Winnipeg,
Man.
The
SECURITY
afforded
by
this
Company
to
its
policy
holders
is
not
exceeded
by
any
other
company
in
Canada.
The
high
rate
of
interest
earned
on
our
..vestments,
coupled,
with
dividend
rate
to
our
favorable
careful
manufceMhtl
assures
a
Twlfryhrrtder!rrifl-THtrst
ONE
of
the
advantages
of
insuring
Willi
fie'SbTefeTpr;
.:
,
.
....
1
m
C
P.
TINKER,
District
Representative
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
V.KVl'
-ITS
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or
VAM'Ol'VF.Kt
Jr
Vancoi
vr.u.
v.ctokia.
mtr
Nl'"111'
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tor
I'OKT
KFMI'SON,
AI.ICU
AK.W.
MX'
"
ThroS
WZvrt.
soU
fMSJS'Ji'd
Veu.l.e
a,
.
re.lu.ed
rate
and
"mcme
tlirtie.l
through
to
dentinal!'"'-
Local
and
Personal
SC.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Oet
the
Big
4
habltl
When
thinking
-it
a
Taxi.
Dbcne
4,
tf
Arthur-
jbhoe
Store.'
tf
A.
T.
Parkin
left
on
this
morning1
train
for
Smlthers
on
a
business'
trip,
Acropolis
Hin
Improvement-
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
j.n
Moose
Hall,
July
is.
ronaer
orchestra.
Mrs
George
Bryant
and
Miss
Alice
Du
Veruet
are
among
those
appointed
to
the
Red
Cross
Executive.
AUDITORIUM
DAKCB
July
1
and
2.
Bob
Orecntield's
Commanders
engaged
to
supply
the
music.
Doors
open
at
8
Ladles
25c.
Gentlemen
SOc.
152
Dr.
M.
Lorenz,
German
consul
at
Winnipeg,
alter
spending
a
couple
ol
diys
In
the
city,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Gsorge
for
Vancouver.
Mrs
B.
Walker
of
the
local
public
school
leaching
staff
and
daughter
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
or
Vancouver
(or
the
swjaoter
vacation.
An
oner
jroiil
aits,
uiy
Auuerwu
vi
siua
lor
tax
sale
lot
ts,
nioex,
a,
section
7,
n
saecepted
by
the
city
council
last
night
on
recommendation
ol
the
finance
committee.
CNit.
steamer
Prince
George.
Capt.
Harry
Kedden,
which
sailed
yesterday
itfteraoon
for
the
south,
on
her
arrival
at
Vanodttver
Wednesday
morning,
will
li.ive
completed
her
700th
voyage
on
'ins
coast..
Mi-
Mary
McRae.
daughter
of
Mr.
urn1
un.
D.
C.
McRae.
returned
4o
the
rity
on
last
night's
train
from
Bums
Lake
where
she
has
been
teaching
school
and
-will
sail
next
week
for
a
visit
in
the
south.
In
response
to
an
invitation
to
take
part
In
the
Diamond
Jubilee
of
Confederation
festivities
in
the
city.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattuno.
minister
of
lands
and
member
of
the
legislature
for
Prince
Rupert,
will
arrive
in
tbe
clfty
from
VWtorta
aboard
tbe
steamer
Prince
George
tomorrow
morning.
Keenly
delighted
with
the
scenic
beauties
of
the
Alaska
trip
which
he
said
was
the
best
be
has
ever
seen
In
his
extensive
travels.
Prank
G.
Grant.
Oirdena.
California,
nonagenarian,
re-teurned
to
tbe
city
from
Skagway
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
yesterday
and
oon-
tir.ued
Booth
on
the
same
steamer
en
route
home.
'
M"
D
H
UcDnnsM
and
son.
Angus,
are
sailing
this
aft?riron
on
the
Catala
tor
Vancouver
enroute
to
Spokane
Washington,
and
Wallace,
Idaho,
where
they
will
spend
tee
next
couple
of
months
visiting
with
relatives.
Fire
Chief
McDonald
will
probably
go
south
In
August
to
meet
them
on
their
return
home.
Yerterdayls
rerular
pasaengar
train
which
mas
delayed
on
account
of
bridge
I
repnir
la
the
Biilkley
Canyon,
arrived
i
mm
int
cast
Hi
is
ogiuck
anawgm
l.it
nifM.
Both
steamer
tPrtnoe
Ch
crier
icr
Anyox.
Stewart
and
Massett
Inlet,
and
Prince
George,
for
Vancouver,
were
held
pending
the
arrival
of
the
train
and
departed
soon
after
mid
night.
Several
Eartern
Canada
police
officers
who
attended
the
recent
convention
in
Vancouver
of
the
Chief
Constables'
-As-eolation
of
Canada,
arrived
on
the
Prince
'Charles
yesterday
from
the
nonth
to
entrain
here
for
tbe
Bast.
Antor.g'
them
were
Chief
Constable
Donald
of
Saskatoon,
who
was
elected
pre
sident
of
the
organization;
and
Chief
Constable
J.
P.
Smith
of
Wakervllle,
Ontario.
They
were
accompanied
by
their
wives.
4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Pmbyterlan
Sunday
School
Picnic
to
Dig-by.
July
7.
St.
AnilTiw'
Pv:ik.
July
24.
K.C.
Picnic.
July
31.
Canadian
Lesion
Picnic
Annus;
21.
This
advertisement
15
not
published
or
cli
jplayed
by
Die
Liquor
Control
Doard
a
by
the
OcWrrimcnt
of
British
Columbia,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
a
reservoir
t
IKE
the
camel
which
stores
up
large
quantities
of
water
when
it
can,
because
the
opportunity
may
not
occur
soon
again,
it
is
wise
for
mankind
to
nro
tin
some
provision
V
tvW
W
-f
'
-
,
for
the
future
danng
productive
earning
years.
The
safest
and
easiest
way
to
do
this
is
to
purchase
a
Confederation
Life
policy
a
Guaranteed
Pension
Bond,
for
instance.
Then
you
have
a
reservoir
that
no
future
hazard
of
fortune
can
empty.
An
intre$tin$
pamphlit,
TA
Key
to
Happiifti,"
will
&
senf
upon
reqattt.
Confederation
Life
ASSOCIATION
District
Manager,
HOWARD
FARRANT,
Rogers
Building,
Vancouver,
B.C.
M.
K.
STEEVES,
Gen.
Agent.
Prince
Rupert
-
B.C.
Arthur
s
Taxi.
Pbons
78.
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
R.
Oosae.
Phone
688.
Hyde
Transfer
now
agents
for
Lady-smith-Wellington
CoaL
Phone
680.
tf
Canadian
Legion
Picnic
arranged
for
July
17
has
been
postponed
until
August
21.
Miss
Margaret
McLean,
daughter
of
City
Engineer
and
Mrs.
H.
A.
McLean,
returned
to
the
city
on
last
nights
train
from
Rose
Lake
where
she
has
been
teaching
school.
,
F.
O.
Dawson
recelvedj
word'
that
Dr.
Rothwell,
MJJ.
of
New
Westminster,
is
seriously
ill
In
the
hospital
ait
Ques-
nel
and
Mrs.
Rothwell
and
a
nurse
are
on
their
way
from
Vancouver
and.
win
arrive
there
today.
The
Oanidlan
National
Telegraph
Have
Issued
to
the
offices
on
their
sys
tem
ome
verr
striitlnz
four
color
minted
diamond
Jubilee
headings
for
their
forms
and
envelopes.
Such
work
is
bound
to
attract
attention.
Rev.
Evan
Baker,
who
has
been
trans
ferred
in
the
United
Church
pastorate
from
this
city
-to
Cowlchan.
Vancouver
Island,
sails
htls
evening
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver.
He
will
go
on
annual
vacation
before
assuming
his
new
post.
George
E.
Llghtheart,
well
known
Vancouver
apartment
house
owner
and
Mrs.
Llghtheart
arrived
In
the
city
on
Sunday
afternoon's
train,
after
a
visit
to
Jasper
Park,
and
sailed
yesterdsy
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
the
south.
James
R.
Mitchell,
vice-principal
of
the
Anyox
High
School,
passed
through
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
en
route
to
Vancouver
where
he
will
remain
for
a
few
days
before
returning
to
the
rlty
i
sfend
the
holidays.
Mrs,
Mitchell
and
child
are
already
here.
The
city
police
have
been
unable
to
obtain
Information
Uirowing
any
fur
ther
light
on
the
bottle
message
from
Vancouver
which
said
Oeorge
O.
Clyde
was
drowning
there
and
'.that
his
wife
and
family
lived
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
message
may
have
been
a
hoax
as
so
many
of
Its
kind
are.
Passengers
arriving
In
the
city
on
he
Catala
today
from
northern
points
Included
Sam
Mickrtby.
F.
a.
LeOrue,
Mrs.
Gazzala,
John
Francnwlts.
J.
A.
Kuzek,
O.
Moffatt,
C.
Larson,
J.
Kruzlk.
Harry
Chapman,
H.
Day,
E.
A.
tunder-vllle
and
L.
McAdsm
from
Anyox;
J,
Fadool
and
Miss
Wray
from
Stewart.
A.
tukman.
Carl
Beck,
P.
A.
McPee
and
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
N,
Fleming
from
Alice
Arm.
The
Moose
will
line
up
tlie
following
earn
tor
the
league
football
game
.this
venmg
with
the
Regiment:
Peacock!
ErskUieand
Skinner:
O,
Mitchell,
S.
Curre
and
Hoppers;
A.
Hodgklnson,
Bye.
T
Black.
J.
Murray
an
F.
Hodgklnson;
spares,
W.
Murray
and'
Lobllc.
The
Regiment
team
wUl
be
aa
follows:
Corbett:
MacKay
and
Hunter;
Wallace.
Harris
and
Dohertyl
J.
8,
Wilson,
Rus
sell,
Rom,
Walters
and
Norrlngton;
reserve.
"
Btracltan.
-',
Union
steamer
Catala.'
Capt.
A.
E.
Dickson,
returned
to
port
at
12:15
noon
todayand
will
aallat
S
o'clock
this
evening
tor
Vancouver
and
way
ports.
Passengers
booked
to
saU
for
Vancouver
n
the
vessel
from
here
Include
E.
A.
Tfrrlen.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Smith.
Miss
Irvine.
Miss
L.
O.
James,
Mrs.
D,
H.
McDonald
j
and
son,
S.
O.
Portner,
MUs
Margaret
Scalfe.
Miss
Ferrler,
Mrs.
Drew,
Wll
Itam
Cooper,
E.
F.
Turnbull
and
Rer.
Cvau
Baker.
'
FORCED
SALE
STRICTLY
CASH
AT
THESE
PRICES.
NATIVE
SONS
TO
HAVE
ELABORATE
FLOAT
IN
DOMINION
DAY
PARADE
One
of
the
most
elaborate
floats
In
the
pageant
on
Dominion
Day
irtU
be
that
entered
by
the
Native
Sous
of
Csnada.
It
wUl
depict
the
Fathers
oi
Confederation
and
a
good
deal
of
trouble
Is
being-gone
to
In
order
to
make
It
a
lilting
Illustration.
Final
arrangements
.were
made
for
it
at
the
meeting,
of
the,
assembly
last
uUht.
The
meeting
also
discussed
resolutions
for
submission
to
the
convention
to
be
held
next
month
In
Calgary.
One
proposal
to
allow
other
than
Canadian
born
to
become
members
of
the
organ,
button
was
rejected.
Other
resolutions
as
well
as
the
appointment
of
a
dele-gate
to
the
convention
wUl
be
dealt
with
at
another,
meeting
next
Monday.
of
Mens
Furnishings
::
and
Clothing
::
at
Thor
Johnson's
Store
Here
is
an
opportunity
to
get
better
value
for
your
money
in
Men's
Clothing
and
Furnishings
than
you
ever
had
before.
My
creditors
have
forced
me
to
put
my
$20,000
stock
of
high
grade
merchandise
on
the
bargain
counters
to
be
sold
at
less
than
cost..
This
is
in
order
to
raise
a
considerable
amount
of
hard
cash
in
a
limited
time.
This
stock
consists
of
nothing
but
the
best
makes
of
Men's
Wear,
bought
direct
from
the
manufacturers.
Nothing
is
shoddy
or
shopworn.
Convince
yourself
that
there
are
some
real
bargains
here
by
dropping
into
the
store
and
looking
around.
You
are
welcome
whether
you
buy
or
not.
Sale
Opens
Wednesday
Morning,
June
29,
at
9
MEN'S
TWEED
SUITS
For
summer
wear,
nothing
beats
a
Tweed.
Tweed
lets
you
do
things
you
wouldn't
do
in
a
worsted.
Regular
?28.00
value.
Sic?15.31:....
814.95
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Gold
Fleece
"Viking"
Underwear
Made
in
England
and
a
grand
quality.
This
brand
advertises
itself.
In
Combinations.
Regular
$14.25
value.
L0Sd.Sa!e...Sio.95
In
two
piece
suits,
regular
price
each
garment
$7.75.
Forced
Sale
QCZ
QIZ
Price
vfUU
SHIRTS
FOR
MEN
Tooke's,
Pecks
and
other
makes
in
the
latest
styles
and
patterns.
Regular
$2.00
value.
Forced
Sale
'85C
MEN'S
SERGE
SUITS
For
wearing
qualities,
serge
is
the
big
favorite.
In
blue
and
gray
and
colors,
guaranteed
fast.
Regular
$40.00
value.
Forced
Sale
Price
.......
value.
Forced
Sale
Price
$31.85
HATS
for
Men
THE
BILTMORE
AND
BROCK'S
make
with
plain
and
fancy
bands.
Regular
$8.00
value.
Forced
Sale
Price
$5-K
RAINCOATS
Men's
English
Gabardine
Raincoats.
A
dressy
coat
for
all
seasons.
Regular
$25.00
$15.95
Second'
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
and
the
crop
Is
not
expected
to
be
a
heavy
one.
i
TERRACE
BERRIES
!
AREBEING
SHIPPED
Later
I'rult
Kxxi
trcl
to
lie
I
teller
Than
Thooe
Now
on
Market
TERRACE.
June
29.
Small
shipments
of
Terrace
strawberries
are
now
being
made.
These
are
of
the
Alaskan
variety
and
while
somewhat
earl'er
are
a
poor
sample
of
what
the
district
csn
produce.
Under
favorable
weata.,
conditions,
the
Msgoon
strawberry
should
be
on
the
market
by
July.
In
both
flavor
and
coloring
It
Is
a
big
Improvement
over
the
earlier
berry.
Many
of
the
local
berry
patches
autfered
severely
from
frosts
POST
OUKE
HOLIDAYS
At
tbe
post
office
Dominion
Day
and
Saturday
win
be
holidays
consequently
the
general
delivery
wickets
will
be
open
only
from
9
to
11
In
the
morning
of
each
day.
The
public
lobby
with
access
to
the
boxes
will
be
open
from
8
am.
to
8
pm.
I
Its
bite
Danger
ia
not
only
through
transmission
old
isease
germs;
but
also
by
infection
caused
by
scratching
the
itching
.pot.
Fty-To
kiua
mosquitoes.
Will
not
stain.
mt(
ittU
tumrnl4.
A
AWthtees
t
Product
EH
4,
tk
trinitfc
fciMt
Mat
lK.1
m
intltpti
IhSiukwI
(llil'Ck
t
JE3L
.KILLS
fUU.MOTH
MoSQUiTOCt
5a.siwf
Mir
IIIA
MEN'S
WORSTED
SUITS
Fancy
Worsteds
always
have
a
dressy
appearance,
even
when
the
suit
is
worn
old.
Regular
$37.50
value.
Forced
Sale
29
75
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Turnbull's
Cee-Tee
Underwear
Canadian
made
and
known
from
coast
.to
coast.
Regular
$9.00
value.
$6.65
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Balbriggan
Underwear
is
in
a
class
by
itself.
Regular
price
75c
per
garment.
Forced
Sale
CT
Price
MEN'S
CAPS
A
big
assortment
in
the
newest
patterns.
Regular
$2.00
value.
Forced
Sale
QCn
Price
These
are
only
a
few
of
the
many
bargains
that
await
you
here
as
every
garment
in
the
Store
is
included
in
this
sale.
Nothing
reserved.
THOR
JOHNSON
STRICTLY
CASH
AT
THESE
PRICES.
Canton
Crepe
DRESSES
from
$12.50
Smart
little
Wash
Dresses
sizes
7
to
1C
From
$1.50
to
$2.25
BENT'S
LADIES
READY-TO-WEAR
Third
Avenue
'
is
m
fir
m
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
We
carry
a
fine
stock
of
imported
Scotch
Tweeds,
Fancy
Worsteds
and
Serge.
Every
garment
tried
on
be
fore
finishing.
223
Sixth
Street