f
AGE
six
Worth
Checking
Up
NO
matter
what
amount
yur
budget
bets
aside
for
washday
expense,
you
will
find
that
wc
offer
a
laundry
service
comfortably
within
it.
And,
more
important,
a
checkup
over
a
period
of
time
will
convince
you
that
laundry-washed
clothes
last
longer,
wire
money,
guard
health
.
.
and
are
cleaner!
Call
us
on
the
'phone
.
.
.
we'll
gladly
help
you
arrange
for
this
new-era.
method
of
handling
the
family
wash.
THE
LAUNDRY
DOES
IT
JJEST
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
II.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
SWIMMING
SUITS
Diving
Caps
liy
JanUen.
Penman's
Universal
S3.95jvS5.75
Small
Flat
to
Kent,
suitable
for
Offke
Il.iWslIjccCo.W.
IMlwHe
!
I
Patronise
the
Montreal
Importers
GREAT
BARGAINS
IN
BOYS'
POUR
PIECE
SUITS,
Jacket,
vest,
short
and
long
pants,
regular
$15
and
$18
values,
for
S7.95
Lew
than
lift
Ion's
prices
Come"
in
and
convince
For
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies,
Bulk-ley
Valley
Hay
and
drain,
Seeds,
Fertilizer
and'
COAL,
cull
up
BR
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
1
1
i
LEARN
ABOUT
PRINCE
RUPERT
voi
no
rairn:
ok
oiieat
huitain
Ui:i.U
EIHCATF.I)
BV
NEWSPAPER
OX
EMI'IKE
III
n
M
tmaaatfb
DU
Sketch
..and.
allied,
news-
,cp-operailan
with
the
Cunard
If
Company
and
the
Canadian
tonal
Rail
war
are
giving
a
free
trip
Canada
and
a
tour
through
the
country
for
fifty
boys
and
girls
from
the
school
of
Oreat
Britain
and
Ire
land.
These
boys
and
girls
are
selected
Jrom
those
who
answered
questions
on
topi
re
matters
published
dally
In
the
string
of
16
newspapers.
Among
the
quest
ions
which
these
young
folks
nave
to
answer
are:
'When
was
the
town
of
Prince
Ru-
fwrt
founded
and
whet
railway
serves
ItV
"Where
are
the
principal
salmon
fisheries
of
Canada?"
TlwM
OUMllnni
hAlfft
mmhmM
tow
ISA
leading
newspapers
and
answered
toy
thousands
of
the
young
people
of
I
Oreat
Britain
and
Ireland
will
at
least
i
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
I.VTKNTIO.N
TO
ATPLY
TO
In
Prinoe
Buoert
Land
Record
ins
Dis
trict
and
situate
an
Moresby
Island
ad
jacent
to
AUUont
Bay
SkMegate
Inlet-
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
MOTICS
that
Pacific
Mills
Limited
J
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
pulp
and
saner
manufacturers.
Intends
to
apply
tar
a
lease
of
the
following
described
land:
OammencMut
at
a
nost
nlanted
at
the
8
W.
corner
of
S.TX.
SMTP;
the
not
73
degrees
SO
m
In
ties
West
(Astronomic)
1800
ft.:
the
nor
North
S3
degrees
80
minutes
West
(Astronomic)
1800
ft.;
thence
North
18
degrees
SO
minutes
Bast
(Astronomic
I
800
ft-
thenoe
North
9S
degrees
West
(Astronomic)
3KJ0
ft.:
thence
North
80
degites
Bast
(
Astrono-
i
Imlci
900
ft.
more
or
leas,
to
an
inter
section
with
the
high
water
mark
of
Alllford
Be:
thenoe
faUnwln
the
said
high
water
mark
Southerly
to
the
point
commencement,
save
ana
except
one
Si
iland
containing
one
acre
more
or
less
and
another
Island
containing
0.U
acres,
more-or
leas
the
whole
containing
113
seres,
more
or
less.
PACIFIC
MILLS.
LIMITED.
i
Applicant.
By
Parker
Samuel
Bonner.
Dated
April
18.
1938
ifli
Jl
Tasty
Breakfast
Food
that
Cm-reds
I
Lonsli
potion
All
Need
This
Breakfast
A
freshly
cooked
breakfast
of
Dina-Mite
cereal
contains
all
the
elements
required
to
nourish
and
sustain
children
and
grown-ups
for
the
long,
active
summer
days.
In
addition
Dina-Mite
remedy
and
prevents
constipation
without
the
aid
of
any
artificial
means.
t
m
.
a
m
jheJVewffealtfi
rood
jlei
them
know
where
this
city
Is
and
what
are
1U
industries
PRETTY
WEDDING
AT
MANSE
LAST
EVENING
Mis
Elisabeth
KohertMMi
lleeemrs
llrMr
Of
James
I'ranrr
Aitdrrw
A
pretty
wedding
took
place
at
toe
Presbyterian
manse
last
night.
Rev.
J.
R
Prrsell
officiating,
when
Miss
Bllaa-beih
Robertson
of
Oreenock.
Scotland.
-ec&me
the
bride
of
James
Prater
An
tire
wo
of
tbl
city.
The
bride
who
bad
Just
arrived
from
Scotland,
looked
very
charming
in
a
gown
of
white
crepe
de
chine
with
stiver
laoe
and
carrying
a
bouquet
of
gladlolas.
She
was
given
way
by
Mr.
Taylor.
Acting
as
bridesmaid
was
Mrs.
M.
Andrews
In
a
gown
of
pale
blue
charmeen
with
hat
to
match
and
carrying
a
bouquet
of
Iris.
The
groomsman
was
Copsley
Taylor.
Following
the
nsreaaony
there
ras
a
Second
Avenue
TERMS
STRICTLY
CASH.
Thor
Johnson
Retires
FROM
BUSINESS
(10.000.00
Stock
of
Men's
Clothinir.
Shoes.
Hats
to
clear
within
HO
days.
Mr.
Johnson
is
in
Letter
shape
than
any
merchant
in
this
business
to
jrive
real
harirains.
On
January
10.
1928,
he
compromised
with
his
c
reditors
and
purchased
his
stock
at
66c
on
the
dollar.
Therefore
he
can
sell
at
wholesale
cost,
and
tf't
msk'
as
;ei
i
ent.
Dry
Goods
and
Novelty
Shop
Removal
sale,
wito
no
shoddy
sle
stocks
to
seil.
This
store
is
the
leader
in
the
local
drygoods
field.
Here
you
will
find
the
largest
and
most
complete
stock
of
Dress
Materials
auch
as
Silk
Crepes,
Figured
Rayons,
Broadcloth,
Illusion
Prints.
Sunni
Cloth,
Checks,
Taffeta,
Voile.
Georgettes,
Velvet.
Linings,
Sateens.
Flat
Crepe,
Satins,
Charmeen,
Kasha,
Tweeds
and
Printed
Crepes.
Exclusive
agents
for
Holeproof
Hosiery,
Butterick
Patterns,
Ladies'
Wear
Ltd,
of
Toronto.
We
also
carry
a
full
line
of
Baby's
and
Infants
Wear.
Kayser
Hose
and
Underwear.
Goldette
Bloomers,
Children's
Silk
Underwear,
age
4
to
14
years.
D.
ft
A.
Corsets,
Brophy
Umbrellas,
Misses
Silk
and
Wood
Suits
and
Jerseys.
Special
on
Kotex,
reg.
75c,
3
for
$1,011.
Table
Supply
Moves
Buy
your
drygoods
at
either
of
the
above
stores,
and
bring
your
vouchers
to
the
clerk
in
charjre
of
the
grocery
department
to
secure
groceries
at
prices
which
talk
for
themselves.
Positively
no
goods
sold
in
the
grocery
dept.
unless
you
have
purchased
drygoods
of
equal
value
from
the
Second
Ave.
Store
We
deliver
all
groceries
free.
COMPARE
OUR
PRICKS.
Leader
Toilet
Paper,
rolls,
reg.
6
for
26c,
Special
price
10
for
i!5
Sultana
Raisins,
4
lb.
pkg,
reg.
55c,
special
price
'.W?
Del.
Monte
Prunes,
size
30-40,
reg.
16c.
lb.
8pecial
price
lb.
10c1
Broken
Shell
Walnuts,
reg.
50c.
lb.
Special
price,
lb
arr
Aylmer
Canned
Chicken,
reg.
50c
tin.
Special
price,
tin.,
ilitf
Malkin's
Raspberry
or
Strawberry
Jam,
2
lb.
tin,
reg.
40c.
S(eciat
price,
tin
Brunswick
Sardines,
reg.
4
for
25c.
Special
price
4
for
11i(
King
Oscar
Sardines,
reg,
2
to
for
36c,
Special
price
2
for
!:.""
C.illet's
Lye,
reg.
2
for
35c,
Special
price,
tin
Vic
V.C.
Sockeye
Salmon
Vs,
reg
26c,
Special
price
1.1f
Ousse
MlUartrs
Pilchards,
l's.
reg.
20c
tin.
Special
price
10c
Rl,"KiMW
Soap,
reg.
10c.
Special
price
4
for
15
c
qBoaseAiBlaicJtweU's
Malt
Vinegar,
reg.
40c
qt.
Simc!!
l7r
Sliced
Peaches,
J's
tails,
reg.
25c
tin.
Special
price
2
for
25
Brookfield
Butter,
Fresh
stock,
reg.
50c
lb.
Special
price
s
'"
$1.00
Limit
6
lbs.
to
each
customer,
price
withdrawn
Saturday.
Sunklst
Orange,
mad.
size.
reg.
6c,
Special
price
.
.
.
.H."
r
Swift's
Premium
Bacon,
side,
reg.
50c.
lb.
Special
price
lb.
iittf
B.C.
Fresh
Eggs,
reg.
36c
doz..
Special
price,
doz
l5p
The
price
is
marked
on
all
groceries,
and
we
list
above
only
a
few
of
the
genuine
barjrains.
You
cannot
afford
to
miss
this
great
event.
Business
is
Knot
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursd;:v
EEs?
Save
Money
Flour,
all
brands.
49
lb.
sack
$2.70
Miik,
all
bmnd.
doc
$1.40
1
ttM&
lb.
t
$735
Quaker
China
0;iN.
pkg....
10c
Sugar
Crisp
Corn
Flakes,
;5
pkjra.
!9Rf
Heine
Catchup,
bottle
;t0r
We
received
another
lot
of
Circle
"8"
Picnic
Ham
of
average
weight
six
pduiuls.
Bet
value
in
smoked
meats,
while
they
last,
each
$1.15
Columbia
Pears,
2'i's,
2
tins
."or
Columbia
Apricots.
2H'n
tin
0f
Ailmer
Crashed
Pineapples,
SVfe's,
tin
Circle
Pineapples,
sliced,
2's,
3
tins
for
10
Del.
Monte
Fruits
for
Salad.
2
tins
for
76f
Pride
of
Canada
Maple
Syrup.
2Vj
lb.
tin
W,c
Eggs,
fresh
extras.
M
dor
.
.
Sl.lO
Royal
Crown
Soap,
6's,
2
pkgs.
5
Fels
Kaptha
Soap,
10's,
pkg.
80
r
Princess
Soap
Flakes,
2
pkgs.
Ifif
Lifebuoy
Soaps.
3
cakes
25
Rinso,
3
pkgs
25
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Proprietor
Fifth
Street
Phone
20
reception
at
the
home
of
the
bride
grooms
mother.
Mrs
C.
Taylor.
SM
Fourth
Avenue
West,
which
was
attended
by
a
larrr
number
of
friends.
Many
beautiful
presents
were
received
n
eluding
a
very
valuable
one
from
the
rmployees
of
the
Seal
Cove
mill.
The
gilts
of
the
bride
to
the
groom
was
an
engraved
gold
watch:
of
the
groom
to
the
bride
a
fur
necklet:
of
the
groom
to
the
bridesmaid,
a
leather
rmboaesd
handbag:
of
the
bride
to
the
groomsman,
aajd.
cuff
links.
The
young
nis
will
reside
on
Fifth
Avenue
West.
,
An
Interesting
incident
In
connection
with
the
wadding
was
that
it
was
held
on
'taw
fourth
ajuuveraary
of
the
wedding
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Smith,
both
of
wham
were
present
and
the
bride
prauintsd-
Mm.
Smith
with
bar
wedding
bouqttst
ss
part
of
the
celebration.
RICMOND'SLOUVRE
HAS
TOO
M4NY
LADIES'
DRESSES
IN
STOCK
Caused
partly
by
the
abwnoe
of
real
spring
and
summer
weather-
t
least
up
to
today
Richmond's
Louvre
find
tnetn-
elves
overstocked
with
Ladte
GOVERNMENT
l.imuU
V
NrM.
tmiif-ATitiv
ma
-i:vt
to
TKAri
oi
Hr::K
UCHXVK
NOTrOE
IS
HBSaWT
OrVBN
that
on
the
11th
day
of
July
next,
the
undersigned
Intend
to
apply
to
thr
Liquor
Control
Board
for
crnsent
to
transfer
of
Beer
Lisensr
lumber
818.
and
issued
In
reapeet
of
pswmliws
being
part
of
a
building
known
as
the
Tourist
Hotel
situate
at
Terraor
B.C
,
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lots
1
and
a.
In
Bloek
1
1
Man
873.
Prince
RiiDert
lnd
Birrrinn
District,
in
the
Province
of
British
Col
umbia,
from
Oeorge
Tessler
to
Aiigelo
Bustacchto
ana
Urbano
Colbacblni.
of
Terrace,
British
Columbia,
the
transferee.
DATED
at
Terrace.
B.C..
this
Sth
day
of
June.
A.D
1838.
ANOELO
BU8TACCHIO.
URBANO
COLBACHINI.
AppllgantsandTranafeeaes.
TENDERS
WANTED
Tenders
are
requested
for
the
construction
of
a
Gymnasium
in
the
town
ol
Any
ox,
B.C
Alternative
tenders
are
desired,
one
for
the
building
completed,
the
other
for
labor
alone.
The
lowest
(
any
tender
not
neoeaaarlly
accepted
Plans
and
upertricationa
can
he
harl
on
application
tn
'he
Becretarv.
Anyox
Com-munlty
League
Any
ox.
B
C.
137
MEAT
DEPT.
Fresh
killed
fowmamamam
Fresh
Killed
Fowl.
lb.
HTtt
Leg
Koast
Pork,
lb.
.
.
HUo
Loin
Roast
Pork,
lb.
.
.
H'Zf
Shoulder
itoast
Veal,
lb.
Urf
Mussallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
Meal
Department
Phone
18
Phone
81
Notice
to
the
Public
IT
is
now-the
law
of
B.C.
that
all
barbers
must
use
a
newly
laundered
face
and
steam
towel.
.We
ask
the
public
to
co-operate
with
us
to
prevent
the
evasion
of
this
law.
BOARD
OP
EXAMINERS
RARU8RING
80C
CarraQ.
&tH
Vancouver.
fgyVsWrarfKSrBaaBsB
I
of
!
i
i
i
.
STARTS
FRIDAY
MORNING
AT
9
O'CLOCK
New
Goods
are
arriving
every
day
and
every
day
had
u
father
comliti.,.
continue,
resulting
in
slow
sales.
We
have
an
extremely
large
stock
ot
',
latest
Suiruner
Dresses
which
we
have
to
clear
regardless
of
cost
YV-
ainn,
concel
our
drders,
therefore
we
are
compelled
to
sell
at
prices
whici.
n
never
be
duplicated.
RE
SURE
TO
RE
HERE
ON
FRIDAY
MORNING.
12
only,
Ensemble
Suits
With
long
Kasha
Coat.
Four
different
shades,
sizes
from
16
to
44.
Prices
at
$12.50,
S18.50
S27.50
Outstanding
Values
in
Printed
Silksand
Georgettes
We
have
grouped
together
about
2B
Ladies'
Dresses
in
the
newest
stries.
Made
froan
.the
very
finest
quality
of
imported
silks
Special
Sale
Price
Third
Avenu
$12.75
6
only,
Ensemble
Suits
In
Georgette,
Pastel
shades.
Three
piece
suits.
Sizes
up
to
42.
Regular
M9M
Sale
Price
$34.75
AH
our
Sports
Dresses
"Strand"
imported.
Going
at
Half
Price.
RICHMOND
and
with
further
slocks
arriving
regu-srly
The
Louvre
In
therefore
compelled
to
make
a
clearance
as
their
orders
lor
goods
still
to
srnve
are
firm
orders
and
cannot
be
cancelled
This
gives
an
opportunity
to
the
ladles
of
the
city
which
as
usus).
they
will
am
be
alow
to
take
advantage
of.
Particular
of
Home
of
the
bargains
br-:iig
oi:rred
will
be
found
in
their
dia-play
advertisement
in
this
Issue,
but
these
are
only
a
few
of
the
men)
Mir.llsr
values
to
be
had.
t
his
sale
of
Dresses
starts
tomorrow
morning
at
0
o'clock
and
you
will
be
well
advised
to
be
there
as
soou
as
you
nan
thereafter.
Summer
weather
being
hew
at
last
the
brightness
of
the
sunshine
demands
bright
clothing
The
slowness
of
sstet
during
the
last
two
months
Indicates
that
many
ladles
have
put
off
buying
during
the
dull
days.
Here
now
f
their
opportunity
to
secure
their
requirements
far
under
regular
prices.
Advt
LADIES'
AID
SALE
RUPERTEAST
CHURCH
A
tea
and
sale
of
oandy
and
home
cooking
la
being
held
this
afternoon
by
the
Ladles'
Aid
to
Rupert
Bast
United
Church.
Mrs.
B
o
Bealc
Is
general
convener
and
the
following
ladles
are
In
charge
of
the
various
departments
.
Candy
Mrs.
B.
L.
Peachy
and
Mrs.
A.
Ctjinec.
Home
cooking
Mrs.
T.
Ross
Macks
y
und
Mrs.
J.
w.
Moorebouae.
Tea
rcom-Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb
and
Mrs
MahaUey.
assisted
by
Miss
Phyllis
way
and
Miss
jean
Wilson.
Cashier-
Mrs.
it.
a.
Masauley.
Mrs,
Marsh,
who
has
been
keeping
nouse
for
Aer
son
Darcy
Marsh
ol
the
High
School
staff,
leaves
for
Van-uver
this
evening.
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TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
WABTBD.
A
MAtI
TO
BATCH
WITH
youriK
man
for
the
summer
Reasonable
term
Apply
513
Sth
Avenue
g.,
opposite
hospital.
us'
2
only,
Georgette
KtiHemuK
With
long
coat.-
One
in
navy
1.1
u
,r
fawn.
Sites
36
to
38.
Extra
Special
JQ
10
only,
Georgette
Dresses
In
pastel
shades.
Sites
to
41
l;
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traltfe
fS9JA,
Special
Sale
Price
S9.95
12
only.
Crcpc
do
Chbie
and
Flat.
Crepe
DrcawoH,
Sites
Bp
U
44.
Special
Hale
Price
S7.95
'
AN
our
Queen
Dreaws
Which
are
supposed
to
bt
the
Ih'i
this
continent.
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at
Half
Pri
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THEATRE
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