June
26,
ma
Truck
Driver
I
believe
Champion
is
the
better
spark
plug
because
of
the
way
C
hampions
stand
up
in
hard
truck
service.
Champion
Is
the
bctter'spark
plug
I
(".mihc
it
hat
an
eaxlutive
(illi
trunice
insulator
tpe-,iallv
treated
to
with
rand
the
much
higher
mperaturei
of
the
Modern
highompre
Min
engine.
Altoanevr
ii.
ntcd
aolld
copper
a
i
ket-sealthatruniaintl
solutely
gad-tight
t
'
der
high
comprei-!-
on.
Special
analysis
t
ctrodetwhichaiiure
a
fixed
spark-gap
under
all
driving
condition.
KZ9
Champion
SparCPIugs
Wl.dM.
Ooorio
A
ANAD1AN.MADE
TBODUCT
MINING
Stocks
N'(io:i
and
afternoon
clos-i'if
prices
on
Vancouver
stuck
Km
hange
on
our
-iock-liyt
bnard
daily.
We
can
give
instant
service
iii
buying
and
Helling
Mini
tit'
Stock
on
Vancouver
Stork
Kxchange.
V
also
have
facilities
for
i
;i
iiir
Wheat
orders
on
u
:
ii
i
.?
Stock
Exchange.
Representing
Miller,
Ceurt
&
Co
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.
D.Johnston
Co.Ltd.
6!"
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
IJ.C
LADIES
DRESSES,
Coats,
Millinery
and
Lingerie
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
City
Meat
Market
Selvig
IJros.
Third
Ave.
I'hone
70S
K.IOT
I
ISK
GRONSAKR
A
lie
sorter
norsk
ot
Norske
fiskekonscrvcr
Norske
Hukkprkavrlnuer
Norske.
hvetcskonrokker
Norsky
j-ukonyikker
Norske
knckkeiirod
Norske
flalbrdd
Mutter
ojs.v.
Int
ky.
varer.
nilljge
prlser.
Hurttg
oniliringelse
raa
daily
irgyw
MOOSE
HOLD
FINE
STEAMER
nniid
n.tv
HUGE
PICNIC
B.C.'s
il
TO
COME
HERE
TIIOl'SAXI)
PEOPLE
ttATIIEK
AT
Payroll
ritlXCESS,
KATIfLKBH
I)LX
OSIff,
linnv
ISLAM
TO,
KJ0t,fAV
UAV.MHll'TB
l
t
AU1Mk.A,
EK
I'XDEK
FiritF.lKV..-''
ISO
I'UifcB
t)F.
ruiNCESp
Grows
leva
mi
LOUilE
"
''
Tf
,
.
The
M6ta'jbOJ
had
one
of
the
urccMtul
picnics
that
hat
taken
place
(-ii
a
large
aeale
la
the
history
of
Prince
Rupert.
Favored
with
beautiful
j
weather
everything
was
earned
out
without
a
tingle
bitch.
A
aeow
which
wa
kindly
donated
by
the
Georgetown
!
Lumber
Co.
left
the
government
wharf
at
8.30
urn.
taking
the
paraphernalia,
win
tawed
over
by
the
Tide-Rip.
(dosy
a
ted
by
George
Buahby)
Capt.
Jef
Lambley
It
wan
much
appreciated
bell-
boys
as
It.
ablated
materially
aa
a
U.bor
taver.
The
number
carried
by
the
official
boats
were:
men.
349,
women.
20S,
children
41S.
beaidea
partlea
whe
came
over
in
private
boata.
The
heata
were
Tackla.
Capt
Ohria.
Markvold
!
Viking.
Oapt
H
Erlckson;
Roslae
B.
Capt
A.
Johnson:
Johanna,
Oapt
Jo
ha
Wick:
Salvage
Princess,
Capt.
Frank
Tyler
Tranaportstlon
Qillin
Boyer
and
Jack
,
Morriaon
on
the
city
end
with
Out
i
Strorodthl
and
Jimmy
Kelly
at
the
Dig-by
Ialand
aide.
Tlofceta
B.
M.
Simpson
and
Percy
Cameron
-Race
were
in
charge
of
J
and
O.
C.
Schubert,
anted
by
Ales
MdCenmfc
jack
Judge.
Fred
Beaddea,
and
B.
Lamb
while
Mra.
Mlokawaon
and
Mrs.
C
Idwarda
danded
out
the
prime.
Teas
Bitot
waa
la
charge
of
the
hot
doge.
lee
cream
and
soft
drinks
wet
under
the
generalahlp
of
V.
Mutaallem.
Jack
Preeee.
B.
Long.
O.
Ouelpa
and
J.
Smith.
Coffee
A.
Ohneshorg,
Sam
Baudene-child.
W.
P.
Derry.
Jim
Poatullo
and
A.
O.
Bartlett.
Aaelttlng
in
varloua
capacities
were
Joe
Blaggard.
O.
Strand.
A.
O.
Bartlett.
B
Lamb.
Herman
Johannaon.
Jacob
Knuteen
and
others
Orchestra
ClhT
Cameron.
Oeo.
Bro-ebu.
Len
Bond,
Jackie
CampbeU
and
Walter
Johnson.
Bandmaster
T.
Wilson
was
in
charge)
of
the
Beys'
Band
which
enlivened
the
proceed
Inge.
A
O.
Pranks
waa
chairman
of
caae-mitteea,
Names
of
winners
of
noes:
Under
4
years-
1
Annie
Poatullo;
S.
W
ATER
NOTICE
rLCAHJKU
HTttJUMS
TAKB
NOT!
OB
that
B.
D
Judton,
Ltd..
v.
hew
s
ddress
is
Terrace,
B.C..
will
apply
for
a
lloenae
to
use
the
waters
of
Kluumgallum
River
near
Terrace
for
i
Clearing
Streams"
purpose.
namilT
i
fearing
and
Improving
the
stream
for
I
the
driving,
beaming,
or
rafting
of
logs
I
The
points
ec
the
stream
between
which
;
it
is
proposed
to
clear
are
from
the
point
where
the
Kltawmgalliim
River
m-leasecte
the
North
Lfcae
of
Lot
1MB
to
the
South
Line
of
tot
1411.
Range
a,
Coast
District
The
estimated
mileage
between
the
said
points
is
4
4
miles,
more
or
less
The
term
proposed
for
the
11
ounce
la
21
years
This
notice
waa
potted
on
the
ground
on
the
aotb
day
of
June,
mag
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
Water
Act"
will
be
filed
in
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
The
petition
for
approval
of
undertaking
and
an
application
for
ap-!
uroval
of
the
Schedule
of
Tells
will
be
heard
in
the
off
ice
of
the
Beard
of
In-
!
veetlgatlon
at
a
date
to
he
flatd.
and
,
any
interested
person
may
file
aa
oojee-
1
Hon
thereto
In
the
office
of
the
Ooanaw
1
1
roller
or
of
the
Water
Beeorder
of
the
District
Objections
to
the
aavtlaetto
may
be
filed
w.lh
the
said
Water
Recorder
'
or
wttb
the
Comptroller
ef
Water
Rights.
Parliament
Buudlnga,
Victoria.
BC..
within
thirty
days
after
the
flret
BBpearanre
of
this
notice
in
a
local
newspaper
The
date
of
the
riret
publl-
'
cation
of
this
notice
la
June
It.
IBM.
t
B.
D.
JCDSOM
LTD.,
Applicant
!
B.
D.
Judaon.
Agent.
WATER
NOTICE
IHVriWOX
AM
I'SE.
TAKE
WOnCI
that
The
Detrott
Western
Mining
Co..
whose
address
Is
hos
atandard
Bank
Bulldlne.
Vancouver.
:
B.C..
wlU
apply
for
a
lloenoe
to
take
and
use
140
e
ls
of
water
out
of
Beat
Pork
of
Knutae
River
which
flows
wea-
1
terly
and
drains
Into
Knutae
Inlet.
Ore-ham
Beach.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
1400
ifrci
assi
ut
itn
wwiMiati
i
1
west
aide
ol.
Lot
11a
PTtnae
ampere
;tttrlA
anaV
Wm
hwd
JBsJf
purposes
upon
the
MinersT
OMnp
oe-scriHed
aa
Weettra
Copper
(plana
on
file
!
tloe
waa
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
loin
nay
oj
ssef,
issi.
-
nctlce
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
AvaWr
Aof'
will
be
filed
in
the
offioa
of
the
Water
Recorder
ut.
Prince
Rnpart.
Objecthmt
to
the
application
Stay
be
filed
with
the
aald
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
if
water
rt
Ignis,
rmruaaivni
buiiuiuw,
Victoria.
B.C..
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
of
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper
The
date
of
the
flret
puDUceuon
w
.um
uviw
m
-
...
D8TBCHT
WBSTBRN
MINIWO
CO.,
Applicant
By
r
Pardoe
Wilson,
Agent,
UNI)
ACT
NiiTin:
or
intention'
to
An-LY
ti
LKAK
I.ANO
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Reporting
Die-trlct
Vnd
situate
adjacent
toShford
Bay
Moresby
Island.
SkldegaU
Inlet,
Charlotte
lalande.
Queen
v!r:
tl
mgmrtv
ii.t
u.irii
Mills
umlted
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
PiUP
and
Paper
NUJJ8?
to
apply
for
a
leaie
of
the
following
de
the
WaiU
to
po""-
ol
commeaoentent,
2Td
cSSu.nin.ln;
c?
-
rftul"u
"
Appllcint.
Donald
w
11
our
nwimiuu.
Agent
for
Pacific
Mills.
Limited
Dnted
MV
3
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
vltWR
Alert
,1a,.
etc.
I,,
VANrOfVKIt.
TuiKihiv.
5
11.n1.
..
.
ttav
,tc.
Saturday.
7
a.m.
l
or
VANrODVtiu.
VICTORIA.
rtal.
J
Mm
l
or
PORT
SIMI'MON
and
N
AAH
Kit
r
II
POIN
J'JjyiBx
BI.MPSON.
lor
AI.H'K
A
KM.
ANYOX,
HTKWAKi'.
WM.iH
ISI.A.
snndii.
H
p.m.
...
,,.,
frincf
Kn,
i-r
Uf
l
::i
tiii.l
Avenue.
Tf
M
r"TTT.
..,
iKsg'-
hurracr
rlm-krd
T
1
.
,.
iv
...
Vliturlu
and
sntllle
0II
-
-
-iiiciilni
The
pay
rolls
are
growing.
H.C.'b
pay
roll
was
bigger
in
1927
than
in
'26.
We
are
glad
of
it.
Pacific
Milk
is
one
of
the
induatriea
that
contribute
to
the
list.
Everything
down
to
the
nails
In
the
boxes
is
mbde
in
B.C.
Pacific
is
a
100'
product
of
thla
province
the
only
evaporated
milk
that
is.
PACIFIC
MILK
factories
at
Ablxitaforil
and
Ladner,
II.C.
'Build
ll.C."
Bobbie
Weaver:
3.
J.
Krause.
Under
4
year
1
M
Leach:
2.
Jackie
Laurie.
Beys.
4
to
fl
years
1.
Kenneth
Schubert:
3.
Dick
Cameron:
S.
Vic
Cavantle.
Olrls,
4
to
S
years
1.
ZUa
Kreuse;
a.
Tene
Cameron;
1.
Jean
Storte.
Boys,
6
to
S
yeare
1.
Billy
Roma:
3.
Johnnie
Skog:
I.
A.
Bailey.
atria,
to
S
yeare
1.
Betty
Weaver:
a.
Bdlth
Slatta:
1.
Kitty
Cameron.
Boys.
8
to
10
yeare
1.
Zaml
Dominate:
a.
Joe
Baylor:
S.
Johnnie
Skog.
Olrls.
S
to
10
years
1.
Mildred
Nunlaaba:
3.
Winnie
Cameron:
8.
Athol
Russell.
Boys,
10
to
13
years
1.
Don
Arrey:
3.
Joe
Baylor:
S.
Rennl
Cavanlle.
Olrls.
10
to
ia
years
1.
Mildred
Kunlaaba:
1.
May
Byrne:
S
Jdlcky
Casey
Boys,
IS
to
141.
Priaao
Vaccber;
2.
Don
Arrey;
I.
Baddy
Oreen.
Olrls,
ia
to
141.
Myrtle
Rom:
a.
May
Byrne;
S.
Micky
Casey.
Boys,
14
to
181
Prime
Vacner;
a.
B1U
Vance:
8.
Tony
Buaanlch.
Olrls,
14
to
!.
1.
Myrtle
Bote;
a.
Evelyn
Byrne:
Mary
Casey
Walking
Race.
Men
over
40
years
1.
Jack
Judge:
a.
A.
Bartlett,
S.
Louie
Laacarotto.
Married
Ladies'
race
1.
Mrs
Yager.
a.
Mra.
Large;
a.
Mra.
Tygmunt.
Olrls
over
16
(100
yards
dash.
1
Bvelyn
Byrne;
3.
Julie
Thomas;
a.
Mar
ine
Joy.
Beys
over
18.
1
100
yards
dash)
1
Prlmo
Vaccber.
8.
Pete
Purgo:
8.
Art.
Knowler.
Olrls
lassj.
fuaap
1.
Bvelyn
March;
a.
Bessie
Derry;
8.
Sola
Tees
Boys'
Imp,
skip
and
Jump.
1.
M.
Byrne;
3,
Pete
Purgo;
8.
J.
Strand.
Three
legged
race
Oentlecnan
and
lady
partner.
1
Harry
Weber
and
Marojiie
Joy.
a
Wm.
Sherman
and
Mra.
Large.
3
Amertoo
Domlnato
and
Louise
Earelll.
High
Low
High
Low
High
Low
High
Low
High
tea,
High
PRINCE
RUPKICT
TIDES
MONDAY.
JUNE
8
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aaa.
18.T
ft.
30M
pjn.
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19
aja.
6,1
ISM
pat.
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JltNB
88
8:88
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15.4
ft.
31:10
pm.
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81
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WKIINEMIAY.
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7
8:88
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15.4
ft.
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pm.
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am.
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15.88
pm.
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TIUKMIAY,
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10:68
am.
HJt
ft
38:85
pm.
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4:48
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ajn.
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paa.
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pjn.
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SATI'ItDAY.
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13:80
am.
1T
ft.
384
pm
30
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8:11
a.m
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11:50
pjn.
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"
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OP
INTBKTICN
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
-iecordl.it
District
and
situate
adjacent
to
AUfora
Bay.
Horeahf
asaand,
SUdeaate
Inlet,
Queen
Ch4jfcty
leavnds.
TAKB
WOTICE
that
Pacific
Mills
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
Pulp
and
rafter
Manufactureta,
laVend
to
apply
for
a
leaae
of
the
following
de
scribed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
peat
planted
on
thi
high
water
mark
of
an
ialand:
thence
fallowing
the
high
water
mark
around
the
ialand
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing.
0.86
acre,
more
or
less
PACIFIC
MILLS,
LIMITED,
Applicant.
Donald
Wilbur
HodWton.
Agent
for
Pacific
Mills,
Limited
Pald
vftVa.
loan.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOIt
COX-MINT
TO
TRANSFER
OF
llKEIt
LICENCE
NOTICE
IB
HBRBBY
OIVEN
that.
OB
the
11th
dav
of
Julv
next,
the
under
signed
intend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
consent
to
transfer
of
Beer
Uoenee
Number
818.
and
laauad
in
respect
of
premises
being
part
of
a
building
known
aa
the
TourUft
Hotel,
situate
at
Terrace,
B.C..
upon
the
lands
de-tcrlbed
as
Lota
1
and
a.
In
Block
11.
Map
B73.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
rMsAriet.
In
tha
Province
of
British
Col
umbia,
from
Oeorge
Teasier
to
Angelc-
aueisociUv
ana
uroano
toiwrnini,
01
Terrace,
British
Oulumbla,
the
traneier-
r"
-t
Tf"
"e.
BC.
this
aa
ol
June,
AD.
102B
ANOEIO
RUSTACfHIO.
'
TRHANO
COl.BACHINI
Applivanu
kbd
Tranaleiec
KgBgatataaiaEepaxrEgas
8HBiBeaaaaaaaaJBH
sBTiaaaaaaaawBBBBBBSBBBeBV.
Owing
to
aa
acedient
to
the
vseatl,
the
scheduled
sailing
which
would
have
:
brought
the
CJ".R.
steamer
Princess
Louise
here
today
doroute
to
vAlaakaj
waa
oaoceiled
and.
Instead,
the
trip
will
be
taken
by
the
steamer
Princess
Kathleen
which
wuV
arrive
here
about
noon
tomorrow
enrout
north.
It
will
be
the
first
call
at
hrince
Rupert
or
.
Alaska
porta
of
the'
palatial
new
steamer
which
was
commissioned
two
or
three
yean
ago
in
the
Vancouver-victoria-Qeat-
tle
triangle
run.
The
regular
master
of
the
Prlnoest
Kathleen
Is
Capt.
j
Tbosnee
Btppon
hut
whether
be
will
;
brlac
the
vessel
norm
on
thla
epeotal:
trip
la
not
fcnewn.
The
vessel
wUl
have
a
large
group
of
round
trip
tourtet
pat-
j
aengem
on
board.
She
wlU
pick
up
I
the
regular
scheehile
of
the
Princess
I
Louise
ta
the
notrh.
and
is
due
to
call
i
bete
southbound
on
Saturday.
Also
due
to
the
accident
to
the
1
Princess
Louise,
the
aalllng
north
of
I
the
Princess
Royal
on
the
local
run
I
this
week
It
cancelled.
It
was
announced
thla
morning.
HAMILTON
MINISTER
WAS
SPEAKER
SUNDAY
Ilev.
Dr.
It.
It.
irmm4
Ileerd
at
I
With
Srrtleee
ta
First
Pretttytertan
Chureri
Dr.
D.
B.
Dniaunond.
pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Presbyterian
Church,
Hamilton,
and
one
of
Canada's
prominent
clergymen,
spoke
eloquently
at
both
services
in
PI
ret
Presbyterian
Church
yesterday
He
dealt
with
the
work
of
the
church
lr
the
old.
eataMlabed
portions
of
Eastern
Canada
and
hit
addresses
proved
very
Interesting.
A
special
feature
of
the
musical
pro
gram
at
the
evening
service
was
the
rendition
of
two
quartettes
"Art
Thou
Weary?"
and
"The
Beaut.
ful
Land."
by
J.
A.
Teng.
S.
J.
Hunter.
A.
Clappertoa
and
John
B.
Dsvey.
LOCAL
NURSES
HAVE
SUCCESS
IN
EXAMS.
which
waa
formerly
owned
by
L.
R.
Parry,
who
has
left
the
city
The
boat,
an
open
one
with
top.
la
SBVi
feet
long
and
u
powered
wi'h
a
6a
hp
Dubr'.i
engine.
Bids
on
the
boat
started
at
850
PARENT-TEACHERS
OF
TERRACE
ACTIVE
OrgantaaHmi
nana
Work
ff
Vet
Sea
son
at
MntMy
l
TSHRACI.
JTTNC
25.
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Parent
Teachers'
AaaorlaUon.
which
was
post
poned
last
week
owing
to
Premier
Mac-Lean's
vlalt.
waa
held
on
Thursday
vming
at
the
school
house
and
was
ne
of
the
beet
attended
meetings
of
the
year.
A
number
of
attractive
vug-
gettloni
were
made
for
future
activi
ties
of
the
association.
These
Included
the
buying
of
pictures,
cleaning
and
fixing
the
pond
near
the
school
tor
a
swimming
pool,
active
organisation
of
the
Junior
Red
Cross
work
throughout
the
school
and
the
potelhlllty
of
Instituting
an
open
sir
claaa
room
aa
well
aa
continued
improvement
of
ath
letic
equipment.
Following
the
business
meeting
a
splendid
musical
program
waa
rendered
those
taking
part
being
Rev.
and
Mra.
Wm.
Allan,
A.
Attive.
Miss
Janet
Young.
Miss
Annie
Allan
luid
Mrs.
Von
Hees
as
Mmompanlst.
TERRACE
Rev.
T.
J.
Marsh
left
on
Wednesday
to
spend
a
few
day
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wilson
at
Remo.
Emery
Marshall
returned
on
Wednesday
from
Prince
Rupert.
While
there
be
purchased
a
gas
boat
and
purposes
going
ruhing
for
the
summer.
He
has
rsnted
hla
ranch
3
Mm.
Jones
of
Terrace.
Bt.
H.
Altemus
of
Bast
Orang-?.
New
Jersey,
la
ptendlng
a
abort
time
In
the
on
one
of
hit
periodical
bual-iH'in
frpi
'
'
'"
"
'he
Hher-
man
LuuiLer
Co..
of
Poladui.
!i
York.
11
I
II
ittljsaJI
Tggajllliflggef
wW
1
1
hi
I'hiiiiWisTiW
The
simplest
answer
to
automobile
satisfaction
is
just
this:
to
know
the
ovcrpowcrinff
conviction
of
greatest
value
held
by
Essex
owners.
to
see
Essex
beauty.
to
examine
Essex
quality.
to
experience
Essex
comfort.
to
ride
and
know
Essex
performance.
The
Eaaex
Super-Six
high-compression
motor
ia
patented
and
exclusive,
and
ia
so
far:
as
we
know
the
moat
powerful
of
Ha
sise
in
the
world.
The
four-wheel
brakes
used
on
Essex
Are
the
same
type
used
on
costly
cars
and
assure
the
maximum
brake
safety
as
well
as
the
softness
of
control
that
you
associate
only
with
high
priced
cars.
In
the
way
women
by
thousands
are
turning
to
Essex
is
a
story
of
the
great
and
dynamic
"man's
Super-Six"
made
beautiful
for
women.
Another
bar
load
of
Essex
Super-Sixes
has
just
arrived.
We
would
appreciate
aon
op-rortunity
to
demonstrate
to
you.
The
Super-Six
principle
amazingly
revealed.
Plve
Passenger
Bssex
Super-Six
Sedan,
complete,
fully
equipped
$
lilS.d
Five
Passenger
Essex
Super-Six
Coupe,
complete,
fully
equipped
$.'2Ti5A)()
Fire
Passenger
Essex
Super-Six
Coach,
complete,
fully
equipped,
$1,1I)1.00
Prince
Rupert
Auto
Co.
Second
Avenue.
Opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Phone
275
Mr.
end
Mrs
Oeorge
E.
Kdth
and
Mrs.
Kerr
entertained
a
number
of
their
lr
lends
at
a
whist
party
on
Wednesday
evening.
Four
tables
were
play-,
ed.
pAses
for
high
scores
going
to
Mra.
Judtn
and
B.
L.
Mcintosh.
Follow-;
lag
refreshments
a
musical
hour
waa
much
enjoyed.
V.
Lobb,
Vancouver,
waa
a
business
vlaltcr
here
on
Wedneeday.
I
Hkw.
MUlkes
Oek-ene.'
VU.
AMee
ajjg,
mmi
aitd
Mate
VI
-Ante
B4wa
Heeevne
ItegMered
Nitrate
Pred
Nash,
BjCLB.
returned
Yxune
on
Thursday
from
Haaelton
where
he
has
been
nngaged
on
eurvex
work
at
the
Miss
Mlllloent
Osborne,
Mist
Alice
airVer
Cud
mine.
Nelacn
and
Mlaa
Winnie
Dlbb.
1038,
graduates
from
the
Prrnce
Rupert
Oen-
Dr.
ooaee.
dentist.
Prince
Rupert,
eral
Hospital
training
school
Tor
nurses,
has
been
spending
a
few
days
in
Tor-
were
tueoeaaful
in
the
recent
provtn-'
rat.
'.lal
Registered
Nurses'
examinations
1
,.
.hey
were
the
only
candidates
stmt
up
Thos
Prater
was
a
visitor
here
from
rom
the
local
institution
thla
year,
cedarvale
on
Thursday.
rhe
leader
for
the
province
in
the
ex-
lunlnatlont
waa
Miss
K.
Deakln
of
the
Moafaeur
of
Vancouver
was
an
Vancouver
General
Hospital
training
tTOXD
the
eoatt
on
Thursday's
icnooi.
,
train
ED.
JENNER
BUYS
POWER
BOAT
VERA
MAY
AT
AUCTION
For
a
hid
of
8130.
B.
P.
Jenner
at
an
luetlon
sale
conducted
by
Oeorge
Q.
Dawea
Saturday
afternoon
on
the
float
jf
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
St
Towing
Oo.
bought
teh
pleasure
boat
Vera
May
NEW
IIAZEL.T0N
on.
Dr.
B.
P.
Tolmle,
provincial
Conservative
leader,
addraasul
a
public
meettrg
in
Haaelton
on
Batarday
night
and
was
given
a
good
reception.
On
the
way
here
from
Prince
Rupert.
Dr.
Tolmle
gave
an
open-air
address
from
the
rear
of
the
train
at
Terrace
on
Saturday
afternoon.
Prom
Haaelton
be
proceeded
to
Bmlthen.
addressing
an
open
air
meening
at
Lake
Xathlyn
on
Sunday.
After
Bmltnera.
the
Conservative
leaders
and
hit
party
go
to
Bursa
Lake
and
Prince
Oeorge
and
thence
by
autcmotule
to
Aahc.'ft
and
the
southern
Interior
of
the
province
before
winding
up
the
campaign
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria
a
few
days
before
the
election
date.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Campbell
and
two
children
motored
up
from
California
lust
week.
They
aft
on
their
way
to
the
Naaa
Valley
where
they
have
purebaaecl
.,&.
J.
MeOaalln
had
his
nose
broken
and
sustained
other
Injuries
and
John
McLean
of
Moricetown
was
more
seriously
hurt,
receiving
a
broken
leg
and
bead
ooncuaaton,
when
the
Ford
car
In
which
they
were
driving
collided
with
a
government
truck
on
the
highway
near
Moricetown
last
week.
The
Injured
men
were
taken
to
the
Bmlthers
Hospital
and
the
police
have
been
Invealgatlng
the
accident
which
occurred
at
a
dangerous
corner
near
John
Brown
creek.
The
coroner's
Jury
Investigating
thej
recent
burning
to
death
of
Fred
McLean
when
two
houses
were
destroyed
by
fire
In
Haeelton
has
adjourned
until
;
late
thla
week
In
order
that
the
police
may
make
more
full
enquiries
In
connection
with
the
tragedy.
The
lnqueet
is
being
held
by
Ooioner
Hoeklni
of
emithera
and
C
W.
Daemon
at
foreman
of
the
Jury
Funeral
service
for
deceased
took
place
on
Thursday.
Rev.
J.
H.
Young
officiating.
!
R.
J.
MeDonei)
of
Stewart
spent
th-!
most
of
last
week
in
New
Haealtoa.
Work
la
progressing
on
the
Oopi
River
aiougli
bridge.
Braun's
Island
and
Kaluga
River
bridges
In
the
western
part
of
this
riding
The
bridges
will
form
partj
of
the
main
highway.
AN
ACCOMrLIHIlEO
COW
"Man
wanted
for
gardening,
also
to
take
charge
of
a
cow
who
can
sing
In
Uic
choir
and
blow
the
organ."-
Y.ik-hlre
Post.
M
ay
Belle
Lingerie
THE
NEW
MAY
RBLLE
ROIIETTE
RLOOMRR
Tailored
style,
in
shades
of
Sky,
Nile.
Coral,
Peach,
Crabapple,
with
contrast
trim.
C
CA
eAetJU
Special
at
per
pair
OUU
SPECIAL
MAY
BELLE
II
LOOM
ER
In
Bobette
and.
ordinary
style,
beautifully
finished
with
double
V
crotch.
In
shades
of
Sky,
Nile,
Peach,
Crabapple,
Coral,
Allsises.
Q1
Per
pair
SECURITY
FIRST
oyal
Insurance
Limited
Liverpool,
England
Established
1845
Total
Funds
$
1
7S,(
I:M)I5.22.
.&.ejs'J'
Fraser
&
Payne
Universal
Trading
Co.
Co
9
S.
D.
Johnston
Company,
Ltd.
Agents
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Washes
and
Driet
Without
a
Wringer
THFNEW
SAVAGE
59
per
cent
Faster
From
hamper
to
iine
in
14
minutes-Washed,
Blued,
Rinsed
and
Dried.
Sold
on
easy
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Phone
3
JABOUR
BROS.
COLOSSAL
STORE-WIDE
carries
on,
folks,
with
OUTSTANDING
BARGAINS
Prevuiling
in
every
department
COME
AGAIN,
AND
GAIN
AGAIN
You
save
here
aa
you
never
saved
before.
JABOUR
BROS.