I
m
May
9,
1928.
li
5
S
if
was
l
puuer
j
ii.iiicr.
:J
lbu.
.
.
JjJluM)
j
,
itu
r,
14
lb.
box
flMMNI
Z.
iiland
Biltter,
H
lbs.
$1.10
i
i
nk
&
Woodland,
2
n.V
j
i
Haiidypatu,
2
lbs.
USf
(
J
ual'
Cheese,
per
lb.
-Hit4
(
.
:,ln;if
Cheese,
5
lb.
box
$2.00
LARD
IS
COING
UP
Tike
advantage
of
these
price
:5V,
per
tin
7.V
I
.
,ni.
5V.
per
tin
$1.20
I.:.
id,
108,
per
tin
48..13
fesallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
Thorn
18
and
84
P.O.
Itox,
575
!
ft-
-
Men's
YJAAS
I
V'fi-jrrade
KnirH.ih
.
well
cut
and
llt'Kular
value
".i
i
price
$1.95
Men's
Nftsliiits
..lie.
nv.&v
of
Etitf-.ddotH.
Regular
o
Our
price
$1.90
fir
n'
real
mprters
'1
d
id
Avenue
'""iiIUt.
Proprietor
Insurance
Real
Estate
Bonds
.'lis-
in
B.C.
Min-!i
l
accept
buying
nrtlers
oo
Van-'lantrc
at
Vancou-
.
0.
Johnsloii
CoXtd.
-ixl
Avenue
1
"
'Us
for
urt
&
Co.
Ltd.
m
:
BIRCH
h!1NI-
AM)
CEDAR
$3.50
I
$fi.50'
u
l
'
I-
.
.
.-.
Or-
l'
"
1IUCES
DOWN
1
'
i
U-hs
Egj?
$12.(H
aslied
Nuts
$11.23
1
1
1
1
loss
EgK
$12.00
$1.1.00
'
'"
i'
classes
of
coal
d"Transler
M
COAL
CO.
J
Secrnd
Avenue
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Local
and
Personal
Tommy
Taxi.
Pbous
671.
118
Ututm
Or
J.
ft.
U'jut
Phone
663
kit
lug
dally,
2
10
4
and
II
to
10.
tl
ust
Che
Big
4
ashiH
W'brc
tmstjw
e
ana.
central
Hotel,
tl
!
ttegulat
meeting
Trade
and
Labor
Council
tomorrow
night
at
8
o'clock
'
Ia.pcrtiat.
I
O.
W.
Vra-.ion.
dlatrlct
manager
ot
i
ho
Swift
Canadian
Oo.
arrived
today
from
Vancouver,
on
a
bualnea
visit.
Dou'l
lall
to
ace
"Tbc
Young
Country
School
Ma'am"
tomorrow
night
at
ibe
Pint
United
Church
at
8
o'clock
prompt.
Mra.
Tcmllnaon
and
Miss
Meal
will
arrive
in
the
city
from
Hazelton
on
tomorrow
afternoon's
train
and
tall
ialord
the
Prince
George
lor
Vancou
ver
A
r
H
.itby,
upertnenont
of
the
c.n
it
b
dafirlmirii,
returned
to
the
city
on
yssAesaVsy
altoraoon'a
train
.
frcm
a
tr:p
k
tie
duties.
;
Harry
Smith
of
Also
Aft,
Who
has
r.een
on
a
nip
to
Oieaea
wan
hi
daughter
re-ectly
died,
is
a
peasant
ab
ri
the
Prince
Oeotft
today
re
turning
north.
Mr
ard
Mr
Soger
Will
sell
by
the
Pr.noe
Oerrge
tomonow
Bight
an
that
return
to
Vancouver
aftar
a
visit
here
with
thtfr
no
and
daughter-la-law.
Mr.
and
Mra.
F.
Roger.
C.
I'i'atV
P.
E
aredned
of
the
ettj
CcUichmei.t
of
.be
pro
hiatal
potiot
re-tur:
ed
tc
the
city
on
the
PUne
M'te
thla
morning
frcm
a
bclaf
trip
10
Vancouver
on
aaoort
duty.
Jude
r
McB.
Young
and
H
P.
1
cour.
register,
returned
go
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
thia
from
Ocean
PalU
whew
they
a
sewlon
of
natumllaaUon
oourt.
Mr.
ard
Mr.
Okif
aaneaa
left
os
jthls
morning'
train,
tor
Veal
than.
Mr
:
Hi
neon
on
fcusiaeas
ana
Mrs,
Hanson
to
psspast
her
waatr
acme
at
Lake
lor
occupancy
thai
ssiinn
Per
hat
third
drvrsennsa.
thirty
dap
wtlhcnt
op
McCl
.aat'iulkf,,
ferce
on
a
ssqa
at
I
atralfbt
sMaM.sattahli
W
.1
!.m
rS
The
annual
btannoas
masting
of
th
laslte'
kUatc
Clph
la
batag
held
thi
sfMrooen.
wisrtisti
of
sat
aw
for
the
coming
year
being
ens
at
the
Item
on
the
lainai.
There
wtU
ht
ao
farther
pregtsms
ttaU
nest
fall.
1
Prad
Riteals
iwtmaad
to
the
city
d
the
Prlnes
Oeorge
thla
moroin
sites
havlnt
spant
the
Beet
fev
month
la
the
south,
Mrs.
Ktchir
whp
has
not
assa
well
laasiy.
la
re
aiateiag
frr
a
tnas
la
Vlseorla.
aJVOMt.
TB
TaXUXL
aXXTB
ST
la
aad
ass
our
asw
stock
o
KpgVah
aad
acotch
anaUsaa.
Specia
tins
of
fine
taweds
and
waraUids
fo
isdlss'
suits.
Stop
and
ass
oar
wlndo
display
of
saen'S
sulu
lor
HMO
lis
Ma
lor
Walter
U
Oarruthsts
of
Wrao
grH.
drvistansl
oommandet
of
the
8kt-
vatton
Anay.
ra
turned
to
taa
city
n
csterday
aftaraooa's
tela
trot
'
trip
to
potnu
along
ths
Bksani
River
and
wlU
prooeed
hy
Jb
Prtace
oeorg
this
aftataooa
to
aWtohlkan
Special
week-end
tares
to
Terrace
and
atalcher
win
ha
aOaetiva
thi
week-aua
aorortlm
to
anuouncetneui
by
R
T.
McNaughton,
district
paasen
ger
satmt
for
the
Canadian
national
lull
ays.
Ticket
will
Ds
good
going
on
mosy
ana
oamrwer
am
nuuui
FAindsy
or
Monday.
A
new
railway
Innovation
for
Canada
has
been
Insulted
on
night
train
of
he
CanadUn
National
Railway
run
tng
between
Montraal
aad
Toronto
In
form
cf
alesping
ears
oantat
only
pr"st
ln1
hedrooaas
Instead
ot
i
.
miaiomarv
berth.
TBsae
ear
m
iti-.erwise
equipped
with
every
atodarn
-onvenlence
for
ease
and
dbsafort
In
travelling.
.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
rmy
entitled:
"The
Young
Oountry
noc-laM'am"
at
United
Church.
May
10.
oyro
Moadown,
lay
11.
i4
woman
Ball,
Friday.
otMnosshart
lglon
ChlUI-
I
cu'a
"-."iirgB,
UV
',
Ar-
Vou
a
Maon
May
21
and
23
In
Weal
holme
Moc.w
PlpnhJuifJ
,
PAIN
in
BLADDER
prompt
Kaea
by
SANTAL
MIDV
MogrttbrOea-Ut.
W,r
Uoh
lor
ii
and
Sue
self-sufficient
and
self-supportingflippantly
HELEN
broadcasted
their
belief
that
a
wedding-ring
on
the
finger
forged
an
indissoluble
band
of
iron
around
one's
soul!
And
to
verify
their
philosophy,
they
would
point
to
the
little
wan
face
of
Eva
Holbrook
as
she
gazed
sadly
into
the
courtyard
of
her
dingy
one-room
apartment
opposite
them.
Akme
in
New
York,
Eva
was
the
child-wife
of
a
drug
addict
who,
having
discovered
that
his
dreams
had
cheated
him,
became
a
recline
and
forbade
his
wife
the
companionship
of
friend.
Having
learned
Eva's
pathetic
story,
they
took
pity
on
the
lonely
little
girl
They
invited
her
over
to
their
smart
apartment
unknown
to
her
husband
dressed
her
up
in
their
chic
clothes,
introduced
her
to
their
sophisticated,
free-and-easy
friends
.
.
.
and,
unwittingly,
imbued
her
with
their
cynical
philosophy
of
life
and
marriage.
Eva
learned
to
be
"a
good
little
sport"
learned
to
enjoy
the
thrill
of
luxury
and
the
flattery
of
admiring
men.
She
was
Vn
vivo?
-na
f
Ladle'
Taxi
Service.
Phone
228.
In
progreaa
at
the
Prmce
Ruptit,
Gen-
Redd
Also
in
This
Issue
I
THREW
AWAY
LIFE'S
GREATEST
OIFT
WHEN
A
MAN
WANTS
TO
MARRY
WAS
I
AN
INFATUATED
FOOL?
THE
ROAD
TO
PERDITION
WHEN
LOVE
DESTROYS
THE
DEVIL'S
PROMISES
TRAPPED
BY
MY
PAST
WHERE
LOVE
IS
KING
MY
FLAPPER
SISTER
HEARTS
OF
STONE
PAWN
OF
PASSION
RESTLESS
WINGS
THREE
LOVES
CANADIAN
AND
SEVERAL
SPECIAL
FEATURES
feral
Hospital.
Otorge
J.
Dwwew
returned
to
the
City
Brure
Steven
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prlroe
Oeorpe
thl
morning
item
Vancouver
w
lie
re
he
lviircM-nted
III:.-.
rltv
mid
(llntrld
In
tlw
f
n
i!
ot
tjir
Brlilli
Colut'.ililii
Ora'..:
l-.-iii
CV:i-c-,
iaa
vvk.
on
uic
Prmce
Oeoiw
thai
aXKBlaf
Taw
teiaMBvifnm'
'Wb
rrc
a
business
trip
to
VeJatsMMlr.
uOountv
Oaurt
haa
by
Player'
cy.
("
wi
aaoanay
oass
win
be
set.1
adjourned
IO
H.f'4.
t.
un
!
ta
rJoVubei-s
or
vJiWW.'wbt.
"
'
extensive
mining
Iniersifcs
4n
tae'
H.izelt&u
dlatrlct,
arrived
In
the
City
Mrs.
WUIlam
Montgomery,
ix
.
who
from
the
south
on
the
Prtaae
Oeorge
has
been
visiting
with
relative
in
the
city,
will
return
by
the
Prince
George
thl
aiten.oon
to
Anvox.
.hi
morning
and
proceeded
to
the
In-
'.eiior
by
train
Ml
Jean
and
Jeaale
UcAfM
arrived
In
the
ctty
on
the
Ptteot
Oeorge
thl
morning
from
their
studies
at
the
UniviKity
of
Briu.h
Columbia
In
Van-o'imt
unci
will
spend
the
aummer
pretty
to
look
upon
and
budded
forth
like
an
exquisite
rose
under
the
spell
of
her
benefactors'
generosity.
Eva
drank
freely
of
Life's
luxuries,
never
once
stopping
to
consider
that
she
was
a
social
impostor,
a
parasite
the
object
of
pity
and
charity.
The
two
girls
had
thought
only
of
giving
Eva
a
glimpse
into
their
world
of
happiness,
for
it
was
a
new
experience
to
them
to
watch
the
metamorphosis
which
clothes,
jewelry,
cosmetics
and
flattery
wrought.
They
never
dreamed
that
their
philanthropy
or
their
idle
words
about
matrimony
would
take
root,
nor
that
stark,
cruel
tragedy
would
fling
back
into
their
faces
their
thoughtless
words
and
deeds.
For,
one
day,
when
Eva's
husband
....
But
to
appreciate
the
realism,
the
pathos
and
the
tragedy
o
this
true
episode
from
life,
you
really
must
read
the
story
itself.
It
appears
in
the
June
issue
of
TRUE
STORY
MAGAZINE
now
on
the
newsstands
and
is
entitled
"SHE
PLAYED
THE
GOOD
LITTLE
SPORT."
JUNE
EDITION
$24,000
in
Prizes
for
True
Stories
Bach
year
True
Story
Magazine
payt
many
thousand
ot
dollars
to
its
readers
for
stories
taken
from
their
lives.
In
your
Kfc,
probably,
there
is
a
story
for
which
we
are
'willing
to
pay
hanoaomeiy.
This
is
the
time
to
cash
in
upon
it,
for
right
now
True
Story
it
offering
$24,000
in
prizes,
ranging
from
$100
each
up
to
$1,000
each
for
true
stories
of
the
sort
you
have
to
tell
You
will
find
the
fall
paxtkulars
in
the
June
issue.
ON
THE
AIR
Every
Friday
Night
9
to
10
Eastern
Standard
Time
WOR
WNAC
WGHP
The
Greatest
Newsstand
Sale
in
the
World
to
Edmonton.
Reaper
Park
euroute.
"'
i.'
.
Lew
w.tlt
their
parents.
Mr.
htddtr
and
peered
WEAN
WMAC
WMAQ
.
TRUE
STORY
MAGAZINE
frkfa
Street
aad
Broadway,
I
New
York
City,
ui.A.
I
I
want
to
take
advaataae
of
your
tpexisj
offer.
I
I
enclose
herewith
JJ.uO
(one
dollar)
(or
which
.
please
eater
ray
naras
on
your
maiaae
Sot
to
receive
(4)
ateasa
of
TKUE
STOKY
MAOA-I
2INE,
hocinning
with
the
June
number.
1
(If
yea
prefer
to
etwme
the
migairrae
beeare
snbacribiac.
simply
mail
ue
SO
cents
aad
we
.
wfll
tend
pea
a
copy
of
the
Jane
iaaae
at
oace).
1
NAM
ST1SJCT
CITY
JPROV
tf
W.
.
To
bey.
C.N.R.
cttviatoaal
super-1
Dr
W
T
K.-rgln
aud
d.iuj;lit-r.
Mbaj
C.
A.
Pyne.
Prince
Oeorge
liuuranoe
lntendent.
left
on
thus
morning's
train
Mai-jrem
KerKln.
returned
to
the
city
I
man,
will
arrive
In
the
city
on
to-
Plraae
end
all
bill
against
N
B
C
for
the
Interior
on
official
duties.
ion
the
Prince
Oeorge
thl
morning
from
marrow
afternoon
train
and
aall
for
P.
Aoclatkn
at
onee
to
P.O.
Bos
84.
a
week'
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
Ocean
PalU
aboard
the
ateamer
Fnnce
W.
F.
Trent,
ot
office
tnspmtor.
ar-
Oeorge.
A
campaign
of
kalaomlnliiK
arid
sen-
rived
in
the
cltv
from
Vancouver
on!
Mra.
J.
Smith,
who
ha
been
the
;
iral
cleaning
up
of
the'
ptvniLses
It,
now
the
Prince
Oeorge
thl
morning
Oyro
Hoedowu,
76c.
May
11.
Admission
111
Oei-re
Corbett.
who
ha
been
ed-Raged
a
an
engineer
at
the
Premier
mine
and
who
arrived
In
the
city
at
guest
for
several
month
of
her
coualn.
The
condition
of
Jsme
C
McRae.
j
the
itrst
of
the
week
irom
netcmaai-Mm.
A.
Creech,
Federal
Block,
left
who
ha
been
s
pettent
In
the
Prince
ssiieci
lsat
evening
on
the
Catala
for
he
this
morning's
train
on
her
return
Rupert
CHner.il
Hospital
for
several
!
Vancouver.
She
will
pay
a
visit
to
,
weeKs
since
sustaining
a
airoae.
u
re-
ported
to
be
anything
but
good.
.
u-
80TSe
U.
anaw.
ww
ia
miri
f
Sea
laater.
Janitor
at
the
C.N.R.
Reerv.UoaXf
Atfyu
a
Masoti'n
tBe'
ery
t
n'
tus-prinoe
oeorge
ta
theopentt
owi'Msd
WiUn,,
Isaai
thosrt
wUl
visit
ktatoh,
who
ha
bera
s
patient
in
8
ejar.jttrab
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
lor
tne
it,
at
ormes.
jee
eaass
iwservwa
owioreinrre
ir
w,c
"
past
few
weeks,
is
making
unit-factory
:
that
time,
so
be
at
Orme
early
Mton-
j
parenu.
Jlr.
and
Mr.
Vfalter
Shaw.
Iprogrew
toward
recovery
and
expect
j
day
to
be
assured
of
s
good
seat.
rirst
Aicnue.
to
be
able
to
resume
his
dune
.icon.
,
i
.
CNR
rteamer
Prtnos
Oeorge.
Capt
j
The
nyulai
monthly
business
meet-It
was
reported
to
the
police
thuiHsrry
Neddea,
arrived
oa
Rao
at
10:30
jinn
of
the
Pnuc
Rupert
Oyro
Clua
morning
that
"PseprnB
Tern
ni'.a
pui
ma
snorain;
irwi
nwnnw,
-"-"
'
In
an
appearance
during
the
n'.uht
in:
River
and
ocean
rsua
ana
win
aau
ainoaor
rv
"
the
nelKhborhood
of
McBricU
Street
4
o'clock
thla
afternoon
for
Ketchikan
!
the
chair.
Plan
were
reported
com
.
.
.
.
.
-
!.,
..
r
.
V.
Um.
.
w-,
uHiph
Will
and
Etihlh
Avenue
He
hurt
pu
up
a;
and
Aiiyox.
reiurnmg
nere
ai
o
w
tiut
pn
-e
iui
u
-
IWiuUow
but
lnatli:
uo
cuti.unv
pec
ml
i-'.i.rey
.tomorrow
evening
and
ealllng
south
at
ibe
held
moay
nigni
in
am
ul
II
p
in.
l'l..)runw;U
lund.