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and
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Stains
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Oils
Marine
Scam
Pitch.
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116
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117
City
Meat
Market
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Ave.
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oat.
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varer.
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ss
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For
three
weeks,
commencing
May
7,
we
will
give
the
following
prices:
Single
Blankets
.'Llf
Double
Blankets
.100
All
Blankets
washed
in
Ivory
Soap
and
returned
nice,
and
fluffy.
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118
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:
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w
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60c
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DOWN
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Peerless
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$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.28
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Rootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
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AND
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CO.
1.18
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Avenue
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Alexander
Smith
Mock
Phone
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and
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Phone
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Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialise
in
Piano
and
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Moving.
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OLYMPIC
TRIAL
FOR
WOMEN
AT
HALIFAX
JULY
TRACK
AND
FIELD
CHAMPIONSHIP
SPORTS
lOlt
DOMINION
DAY
THIS
YEA
It
HALIFAX,
4Uay
32
The
Canadian
Ladle
track
and
field
championship
(porta
and
final
1838
Olympic
Trials
will
be
bald
hare
Saturday.
June
30.
and
Monday,
July
2.
Preliminary
arrangement
for
the
bla
meet
are
about
completed,
and
upper
Canadian
and
Western
Canadian
athletes
who
will
come
here
for
the
spor's
are
assured
of
a
beany
reception.
In
view
of
the
entry
list,
which
is
certain
to
be
around
the
hundred
mark,
the
Sport
Committee
has
decided
to
have
Saturday,
June
30,
as
a
preliminary
meet
for
all
heats
In
.
running
events.
All
semi-finals
wUl
be
run
oft
on
the
afternoon
of
July
S.
Dominion
Day.
It
will
be
the
first
time
In
the
his
tory
of
ladles
sports
that
the
Canadian
championship
meet
wlU
be
held
In
the
Maritime,
and
Halifax
sport
officials
are
eager
and
ready
to
lend
a
helping
hand
In,
not
only
staging
the
sports,
but
In
aiding
In
the
entertainment
of
the
out-of-town
athletes.
The
sports
will
be
under
tht
auspices
of
the
Ex-Dalbousle
Girls
A
In
letlc
Club,
an
association
formed
last
season.
It
was
while
running
for
this
club,
that
Miss
Gertrude
Phinney,
th
leading
threat
Cast
of
Montreal,
developed
llo
a
i
topoteJev
pesforaaer.
with
marki
only
UtgBUy
pelbw
Uie'Se-cdgclzed
world's
records.
Other
Maritime
performers
who
are
favored
to
make
a
good
showing
against
the
stars
of
Upper
Canada
and
the
West
are
Dorothy
Norwood,
of
Salnf
John.
Muriel
Joyoe
Mader,
of
Chester.
Mlna
Juden
of
Halifax.
Xlleea
Cameron
of
New
Olaagow
and
Dal-houale
University,
and
others.
Competition
from
Upper
Canada
to
expected
from
the
outstanding
lady
The
West's
contribution
to
the
Hall
fax
meet
is
not
known
as
yet.
Laet
)ear
Saskatoon
sent
Mies
Catberwood
to
be
the
outstanding
performer
in
the
Canadian
meet
at
Toronto,
but
Miss
Catberwood
has
chosen
the
Queen
Ctty
In
which
to
reside.
Mia
Marie
Parks,
chapercne,
and
Miss
Alexandrine
Olbb,
manger
of
the
Canadian
Ladles'
Olympic
team,
will
be
among
the
many
Upper
Canadian
visit
ors
here
during
the
sports.
Immediately
following
the
sports
trie
1938
Cauadlan
Ladies'
Olympic
team
will
be
ctiosen.
The
spcrts
are
under
the
dlreet
guidance
of
a
committee
competed
of
Mrs,
H.
W.
Jones,
chairman,
W.
C
Stirling
and
W.
J,
Poley,
secretary
MMISSI0N
Mil
I
EM
IS
EXPLAINED
who
ii
aw:
cnuuir,
hpoki:
A.
OP
AKfll.lf'AN
C
lll
Itl'll
VK8TKI10AV
Hsts
Kva
Hasssll
and
Miss
Sayle
of
the
Anglican
van
mission
movement
both
spoke
Interestingly
of
their
work
on
the
prairies
st
a
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
under
the
auspices
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
St.
Andrew's
Church
It,
the
Cathedral
Hall.
There
was
a
fair
attendance
of
Isdtes
in
spite
of
advene
weather
conditions
aad
a
vote
of
thanks
to
the
speakers
was
moved
by
Mrs
G.
A.
Rlx.
the
diocesan
president,
and
carried
standing.
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew,
president
of
the
Auxiliary,
also
spoke
appreciatively.
Tea
was
served
during
the
afternoon.
Ulsa
Hawaii
and
Miss
Sayle
will
sail
this
Btterjui'
n
on
the
Catnla
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Vernon
where
a
van
for
m'."sion
work
:n
Caledonia
diocese
Ik
beiHK
built
at
a
cyii
of
H.0OO.
They
re
tn'criiM.
thii
diocese
at
the
renuest
of
th'
VTiiijish-.'p
of
New
Westminster
and
rrhdMr-iii
n
A.
Rlx.
With
the
hew
vn;i
M.s-
Havell
and
Miss
Sayle
will
spend
th
early
part
of
the
summer
vest
of
the
Rockies
In
the
Prince
Oeorue.
Hayelton.
and
Vanderhoof
districts,
and
will
then
ro
back
by
Edmonton
with
their
van
and
go
into
the
eastern
part
of
1h
dlo-oi:-
by
why
of
CiiHiirtr
Prulvlc
!,
thi
P.jii-c
C
u;m'
mid
Kola
dHtri'-v
wIht-
many
Kn;-llsh
mtUns
jit-
nukiiij!
lUt-u
huies.
i
GOODERHAM
&.
WORTS
Ltd.
TORONTO
Est.
1832
CANADA
5JD
This
advertisement
i.
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
jj-O
BURNS
LAKE
The
village
oovixtefl
has
passed
-
a
bylaw
under
the
provisions
of
which
no
animals
except
dogt
are
permitted
to
un
at
large
within'
the
corporate
.limits.
Farmers
may
In
future
be
able
to
leave
their
hay
aha
oat
wcons
unguarded.
T.
W.
Brewer
of
tbr-ftweat
iraich
at
athletes
la
the
Dominion,
namely,
RoMHSmlers
waj
Oroase
O'Neill,
Ithel
Catberwood.
Myr
tie
Cook
and
other
world
record
hold
ers.
in
official
dutxai.
t
Mrs.
as
a
J.
El.
BoMMtt'
df
Olasay
visitor
ltt
taam
last
weak.
Sam
Marsh
la
Ink:
Hospital,
'r
'mpt'tm.
jjamkalBaalfe
'
MA
xUXMar
Plains
rhiiiwn
District
vktttora
dttrMtg
the
reek
included
ttmrm!
JhrWyat1,
.Savory;
Mr.
and
Mr,
t?.
HwWm.
jvjpley;
r.
L.
atuivuie,
Mnnsnt,
ana
u.
D.
Munro.
SmlCnt
.
,stP;
Mr.
and
Uf.
iNtt,
Oarroll
H4ve
returned
by
"
mgiaiafc-to
their
Mome
at
Decker
Late
,.
reg;iai
spent
eight
months
in
laa
AasMHaVL
tratlon
.tWa
SJ
ffM
af
tbe
qiMaylM
have
mn-WMto:M
ir
at
.
mus.
iglft
dwapibia
9
.11
wSwtct.
aV
Manl
in
Ue
Burns
leuflflait
treatment
for
VANDBliljOOF
The
Port
St.
James
Board
of
Trade
has
been
advlaad
that
the
Lieutenant
governor
of
Brttlsli
Columbia.
Hon.
R.
Randolph
Bruce,
and
Judge
P.
W.
The
"Flu".
LEFT
HER
WITH
A
VERY
WEAK
HEART
Mrs.
Beulah
Demon,
Pleasant
Biter,
N.S.,
writes:
"Having
suffered
with
the
'flu'
a
few
years
ago,
I
was
left
with
a
very
weak
heart
"I
was
unable
to
go
about,
and
could
not
do
my
housework.
"I
would
get
dlii
spells
and
would
have
to
go
and
lie
down.
"I
could
not
Bleep
it
night
a
the
least
little
noise
would
wake
me
up.
"I
tried
different
kinds
of,
medicine,
bat
they
seemed
to
do
me
no
good,,,,.
"A
friend
recommended
X
have
used
five
boxes
and
am
much
better;
do
not
get
those
dixiy
spells,
and
can
do
my
own
work
as
win
as
erer."
Prlee
COe.
a
box
at
all
draggiits
and
dealers,
or
mailed
dlreet
on
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
MUburo
Co.,
Limited,
Terosto,
Ont
Howay
of
there
this
dedicating
New
Westminster
mill
visit
summer
for
the
purpose
of
a
landmark.
Mrs.
Frank
Held
lias
been
elected
a
delegate
to
attend
the
diocesan
Wo
men's
Auxiliary
convention
of
the
An-jgllcan
Church
which
will
be
held
next
month
ia
Prince
Rupert.
George
H.
Streigler
has
returned
home
after
undergoing
treatment
In
the
Prince
Oeorge
hospital.
A
meeting
of
the
vestry
of
Holy
Trinity
Church
was
held
last
evening
In
the
rectory.
William
H.
Miller,
who
is
ill
in
tbe
hotppitaj
at
Prince
Oeorae.
is
reported
to
be
making
satisfactory
progress
toward
recovery.
A
carload
of
settlers
effects
has
arrived
from
Washington
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Ooreau.
Tbe
Canadian
Olrle
In
Training
had
charge
of
the
evening
service
in
the
local
United
Church
on
Sunday
even
ing.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Oraham
returned
at
tbe
end
of
the
week
to
their
farm
In
tbe
Ms
pea
district
where
they
will
spend
tbe
summer.
Mb
Margaret
Silver,
who
Is
training
for
a
nurse
in
tbe
Royal
Alexandra
Hospital
at
Edmonton.
Is
spending
a
vacation
at
bet
home
here.
The
Canadian
Hatsonal
Railways
are
continuing
to
opearte
a
day
coach
on
way
freights
passng
through
SMU'IIEItS
Tbe
Premier
Oeld
Mining
Co.
pro-
bulldlng
a
new
wharf
near
the
mouth
of
the
Marmot
River.
John
Currie
and
Son
of
Prince
Rupert
will
probably
be
gven
the
contract.
John
Sutherland
has
arrived
from
Vancouver
to
take
charge
of
H
p.
(Hbson's
store.
Mr.
Oibscn
will
now
devote
most
of
bis
time
to
his
mining
interests.
M.
R.
Jamleaon.
who
has
been
In
Vancouver
for
tbe
past
si
months,
will
open
a
branch
of
the
Portland
Canal
Brokerage
Oo.
in
Stewart
next
month.
Tbe
assay
office
of
the
Dunwell
Co.
baa
been
opened
with
J.
Collliu
of
Vancouver
In
charge
P.
J.
Oiosalsad,
Vancouver
mining
engineer,
says
that
the
Woodbine
mine
n
ss
pasted
the
prospect
stage
and
fhould
soon
develop
Into
a
big
mine.
Miss
Jessie
Rothnie
has
opened
s
Hew
beauty
parlor
in
Stewart.
!Jt?b
rJnarh'.
the
welt
ihvjrrr
Vtorla
sawyer,
has
arrived
Btsemrt.
in
Vii
Besmen
has
returned
from
I
Miss
Halt
Haines.
'
hospital.
matron
of
the
Stewart
Large
crowds
attended
the
Roman
Catholic
mission
conducted
here
last
week
by
Rev.
Father
D.
J.
Moriarty
of
Vancouver.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Ruport
MAY
W,
1018.
A
local"
Wei,
ehexftt
th
a
breach
of
tbe
Prohibit
lob
Aet
In
conducting
a
dance
hall,
was
djsfnlssed
by
Magistrate
Alfred
Carat
In
city
police
court
this
morning.
Mrs.
A.
II.
Allison
and
Mrs.
P.
Button
will
have
charge
of
the
Red
Crass
sale
Ithla
wmIt
It
is
expected
MM
mill,
be
ing
put
up
-iM-AmrtWf
.
Jessace
men
win
be
in
operation
thtsJnunmer.
Logs
are
now
being
fkiated'doVn
the.
river
l
the
plant.
lr
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
rEN'TRAL
T.
H.
Pedema,
J.
Ii.
Blair
and
O.
Blair,
Vancouver:
David
Kaal
and
Dominlco
Chlero,
Chlcaao;
S.
Robinson,
CNR.
Hflvoy
E.
M.
Letnes,
Port
Easing
ton.
William
T.
Duff
iiitu
W
H.
Thome.
C.N.R.
Prnre
Hliert
Oeorge
HingstUr,
Port
Edward,
Mrs.
f
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FIRESIDE
CLUB
EMPIRE
DAY
The
meeting
of
the
Bsptlst
ri
reside
Club
held
last
eeulns
was
of
the
nature
of
an
Empire
Day
celebration,
and
was
marked
by
a
dlaplay
of
enthusiastic
patriotism.
The
lecture
hall
was
profusely
decorated
with
Dags
and
Dowers
Various
parts
of
the
Empire
were
represented
by
different
persans
in
speech
hy'osj.
Thre
was
a
large
atwadaaoe.
and
the
evening
was
thoroughly
enjoyed.
After
devotions
in
which
tbe
scripture
was
read
by
Mtas
Winnie
Colllson.
and
prayers
for
the
Empire
by
Mrs.
Colllson
'MMth-.
"atotiend."
Song-
-'Tne
Englls
P
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Unsn.
gllshnian."
Rev
W
Price.
Speech
"Irelsnd."
V
Houston
Song--Klllarney."
Mlu
B
Derry
rianoiorte
olo
Medley
of
Airs."
W.
Vaughan
Dvles.
Speech-
-"Sootland'
and
song
"fix
Bayonetsl"
8
A.
MurPherson.
Speech'
Canada
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M
Edna
OllhSr
Chorus-
"The
Maple
lsf."
Recitation
Mr
Thurber
Cornet
soioT.
Wilson.
Speech-
'The
British
Empire"
.
W.
P.
Price.
Chorus
"Rule
Brlunnla."
"Ood
Save
the
King
"
Mrs.
W.
F
Price
preildod
and
W.
Vaughan
Davlra
was
accompatii-.
At
she
close
of
the
program
refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
p.
h.
Llruscy
and
M,
kpawsoa.
WITNESSES
FOR
SANKEY
CASE,
TOTALLING
38,
;
OFFFOR
SOUTH
Tfte
maw
body
of
the
crown
wit-nesses
for
the
Sankey
murder
trial
In
New
Westminster
next
week
will
sail
this
afternoon
for
the
,;,,,
abnard
Ulc
steamer
Catala
In
charge
f
Ruff
Sfc-r-eant
Alex.
McNeill.
van
teen
persons
being
in
this
party,
nn
witnewes
are
already
In
the
south,
cne
left
Sunday
.nr.
.
V.
......
'
...
mm
lum
win
oe
ihree
Thurtdsy
night's
boat.
Aonut
a
dor.en
dofnre
Irmc
Thursday
nliht
more
on
witnewes
will
Advertise
in
thi
uaily
News.
Anetloneer.
High
Low
Low
HlRll
Low
FOR
SALE
FOR
BALE
ON
EASY
TERMS-
-TWELVE
acres
st
Terrace,
near
station.
Or
would
consider
tsrds
for
small
house
in
Prince
Rupert.
Apply
Box
lOODally
News
Office
or
phone
Black
7B7
iaa
OLD
NEWSPAPERS
MAY
BE
USED
Instead
of
building
paper
or
to
lay
beneath
carpets
on
the
floor.
Oct
special
pries
on
Urge
quantities.
Dally
News
TOR
SALE.
large
three
Lakes.
Apply
150.
PARTLY
FURNISHED
cabin
at
the
Salt
Syd
Thomson
Phone
ISO
FOR
SAI.E
IMPROVED
TERRACE
ranch,
uver
400
fruit
trees
S2.GQ0.
Phone
Red
514.
PO.
Box
677.
113
OR
SALE.
DOUBLE
CORNER,
t;on
6,
1175
00
Phone
Black
LOST
Cs.
i.
DAWKS.
CHIROIRACTIC
18
la
p.m.
(tow
11:91
a
m
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33:4
pm.
PRIDAV.
MAY
I
High
t:M
IS).
19
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pjn.
Low
3:30
p.m.
HATl'HDAY.
MAY
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a.m.
14
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pm
SEC-M.
171
LOST-ROSS
SI1K
BRAID
HAT
ON
Third
cr
fo'irih
Avenues.
Pl.-d-r
please
phone
Green
327.
133
SALVAGE
AND
TOWINfi
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
A
Tow
in
Co.
IA3.
HAS
RAROtlNM
IN
OAK
BOtTt
Small
Safe
and
Typewriter
for
Sale
Agent;
fcr-East
hope
Engine.
Coolldee
Propellers
and
Tuxlube
OH
Bet
of
all
ifewrlptlon
for
Charter
fta't
I
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I
rrrv
Plkaae
5M
EXCHANOF
tKW
AND
MfOMi
lhD
PtmNtTi
l
bought
and
sold
and
exeSuuksed
Player
Piano
and
Two
Cash
Registers
in
stock
PAPIMPtlOS
Si
Third
Ae
MARA)
AUCTIONEERS.
PRIWE
El
PI
RT
AITTION
redrral
Blork
Furniture
of
nil
kinds
bought,
or
exchanged
Crating
and
pa-Mng
done
Ooods
sold
n
Commlsslnn
MART
sold
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now
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