r,
ilwiaiv4$ii
Transfer
fifteen
years'
experience
in
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
Jkinijs
of
Coal
Any
kird
of
Wood
in
any
quantity
.CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEI
;Our
price,
weights
anil
measures
are
right.
So
is
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Thone:
201.
Night
Phone?
Red
317.
Roof!
t3
and
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Roofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles
Roll
Roofing
Building
Papers
and
Felts
Everjet
Ela.ti"
Taint
Plastic
E!a.tigum
Shingle
Stains.
Creosote
Oils
Marine
Seam
J'ildi.
Distributors-Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
11G
and
117
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
oc
our
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
give
instant
service
in
buying
and
telling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
also
have
facilities
for
accepting
Wheat
orders
on
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
Representing
Miller,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S
J
Johnston
Coltd.
C17
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
ILC,
LADIES
DRESSES,
Coats,
Millinery
nnd
Lingerie
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKt'lNR
AND-CEDAU
SiugloJoad
.-HwililftJ-wd.
S3J51L.
I
Large
Suck
;
50c
COAL
PIUCES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Kvg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
KkK
$2.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HytleTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
580
139
Second
Ave.
TERRACE
HAS
CELEBRATION
PKOORAM
OF
SPOUTS
OX
DOMINION
DAY
ENJOYED
AT
LITTLES
ISLAM!
TGRHACE,
July
5
The,
Terrace
Wo-.ncn's
Institute
and
the
Terrace
As-
qkbly
Native
Sons
of
Canada
joined
forces
tbU
year
lu
the
Dominion
Da)
celebration.
The
affair
took
the
form
oi
a
basket
picnic,
held
at
Llttla's
island
aod
wu
undoubtedly
the
laost
auocesaful
picnic
.ever
held
in
Terrace.
Weather
condition!
were
ideal.
It
being
warn)
bu
cloudy
throughout
the
'
day.
The
picnic
grounds,
which
arc
lituajad
a
nwe
south
of
ttwn
alang
the
bank
of
the
Skcena.
were
In
spleDdld
condition
and
a
more
sult-
mpis
apQt
(or
a
picnic
would
be
nard
to
find.
'
By
sc:"
Urge
crowd
had
gathered
tUat
were
set
ill
thoroughly
enjoyed
the
abundance
o:
aOd
eat
produced
from
u;
Laskst-During
the
al
tern
con
a
lull
list
o!
spwti
was
canted
chrojgh
snd
creax.u
kn
interest,
the
entire
crowd,
grownups
as
wall
a
children
entering
aiw
l
be
spirit
of
the
day's
celebration
In
a
very
sportive
manner.
Later
the
children
were
lined
up
and
each
child
was
given
two
tickets
Sor
tee
cream
cones.
About
tja
hun
dred
and
fifty
tickets
were
handed
out
and
tjhere
was
a
great
scramble
tor
the
retreat!
mem
t
aland.
The
children
also
greatlf
enjoyed
a
acramble
among
the
new
mown
hay
pikd
en
the
(rounds
and
a
number
also
braved
(r
OOM
waiers
xjf
the
fijkeeaa
and
went
bathing.
Su$er
was
arvd
about
five
oclo
k
after
which
all
left
for
home,
pro-noanrlng
t
on
of
tae
best
holiday
celebration
ever
held
here.
The
celebration
was
concluded
wttb
public
dance
at
night,
given
by
ine
Katlre
Sons
and
very
largely
at'nded.
Music
waa
furnlahed
by
J.
McLaren's
osahistra
sad
the
eatartng
waa
handled
by
the
Women's
Institute.
The
foUowlng
la
a
list
of
the
prise
lawns
at
Uw
aftamoon
sports:
PKIZE
WINEim
loot
IUee
Teats
anal
Dnder
l.
Jtsunte
Mcculloch:
1,
Oaorse
Dover;
3,
Do
rid
Baroakl
S
to
8
Tears
I,
Jack
Smith;
T.
Bdltb
XJUIe.
S.
Jackie
Grant.
8
to
10
Tears
1.
Harry
Atree,
2,
Praaola
Dover:
3.
Jean
Dover.
10
to
IS
Year
-1
Rita
Taft;
2.
BetUut
Mearr;
3.
Adeline
Thomas.
13
to
14
Tears,
flirts
1.
Rita
Taft:
3.
41
th
Oottry:
3,
Edna
Dover.
13
to
14
Tears,
.
IJoys
1
,
Prank
areeoc
3.
Tony
Hipp;
S,
waiter
Mc-Oonriell.
14
to
16
Year.
Otrla
1.
Fanny
Xfc-
Urenj
2,
Evelyn
ThoaMa;:
3.
Mary
Wilson.
14
to
16
Tears,
Boys
-,
Donald
Burnett)
3,
Fred
Thomas;
3,
Jack
Sparkes.
16
Tears
and
Over
1.
TttC
Thctnaa;
'
'
ui
g..
,
i,
jtevi
JIM
Hamilton
St.
Budweiser
Real
Quality
Malt
Syrup
I1
or
a
finer
Jlavor
ami
added
nutriment
'
use
lludwciacr
Malt
Syrup
in
baking
bread,
cakesp
cookies,
etc
sO
A
product
upholding
a
good
name
ANHEUSER-BUSCH,
St.Louis
SU
by
Qroctrs
and
DtaJm
IUnrjrwhnt
FRANK
H.
WILEY
Dlttributors
O
by
lull
is
both
and
100
J
i,
Jaues
Smith:
3.
Wilson
Smith.
Tnrrr
Leggrd
Hrarrn
12
Tcra
mi
Under
1.
Rita
Taft
and
j&UUi
Cono;
2,
Archie
'
Futter
and
Jiicrles
Praaser;
i.
Dorothy
UlUe
and
fclma
Crelg.
..
lad::'
Open
1.
Rita
Tft
and
ditb
Coney:
2.
Bertha
Mooce
and
.Icleii
Class:
3,
Dorothy
Utu
and
.'.luia
u:e:g.
open
4.
George'
Anderson
.c!
Lawrence
aulas:
2,
Frank
Oreen
ri
Walter
McCcnnell;
3,
D.
Burnett
-nd
frei
"lhoniaa.
Siirrlci
Women's
jUce-l.
Mrs.
Hall,
.,
:r.
fcflrt:
3
M-t.
Turoar.'
TiS
and
Needle-
-j.
Margaret
Ula&s,
James
Lever;
2,
&va!yn
Thomas,
Lawrence
Orelg;
3.
Mn.
Flnter,
Mr.
Blh
Jump
ffted
Thomas.
Standing
Broad
Jump-amea
Lever.
Running
Broad
Jump--James
Smith
tnd
James
Law
(a
tie).
Po'.e
V
alt
Fred
Thomss.
0
ULIUU
PICNiC
HELD
ovrnty-itve
nuMi'-trtf
lf
Atlriuliuu-e
at
siirrettful
rirent
Yajitrijy
Afternoon
Some
seventy
-five
youagsters
attended
he
annual
picnic
yasWrVay
of
St.
An
drew's
AnzUeao
Qtthedrai
Sunday
Srhool.
the
event
Ulklng
place
In
the
lower
hall
of
the
atb&fa1
instead
of
h
Dteby
Island
on
aeecajnt
of
unfavor-
I.Mp
weather.
There
was
A
length
paogrim
of
sports
and
race:
which
was
enjoyed
by
all.
Winners
in
the
prmarpal
races,
which
jt'are
run
on
the
stieH,
were:
Boy.
Quarter
.mile,
ocn
1.
Pete
fisher:
3,
A.
Matbosi:
3.
H.
FUher.
'
Dots'
Bibje
bias.
160
yards
1.
A.
Itotheson:
2.
Frank
,WaU;
3.
cteustoa
Johnston.
Oirls.
2C0
yawH
i,
.
Myrtle
Rose:
2,
fc.
rw
Leek;
3.
Dally
Ward.
o:ris.
100
yardi
1,
Jennie
Johnson;
3
N.
Tamajaaaha,
Mr
Cracknel!,
a
new
arrival
In
town.
proveu
very
entertaining
with
stump
afieeehas.
Rafiwahaamta
were
served
Uf-
abund-
anoe
and
a
baaray
vote
if
thanks
wu
paved
ta
the
aKpertnUadat
of
the
ucdav
School.
B.
W.
TUtker.
arid
the
i
i
J
.1
Vancouver,
D.
,C
teacber.
The
event,
which
was
in
j
charge-
of
Mr.
Tucker
and
Archdeacon
j
Q
A.
RU,
closed
iih
the
singing
of
"Ood
Save
the
King."
and
a
benediction.
LIBERAL
LADIES
ENTERTAIN
AT
THE
COMMODORE
IKlAMZl.lt
fllVES
ADDKESS
OUTLINING
WHAT
I.lltKKAl-S
HAVE
BONE
tOK
WOMEN
There
was
a
great
acene
at
the
Com
icdcre
Oaf
yesterday
when
the
local
Liberal
ladles
entertained
their
lrleuda
i
nd
supporters
at
tea,
the
outatandlng
j
vent
being
an
Interesting
and
instruc
'
tive
address
by
the
organizer
who
told
it
the
wart
:
done
for
women
and
hlldren
In
this
province
by
the
Liberal
government.
The
place
was
filled
to
he
doort
and
all
seemed
enthusiastic
in
regard
to
the
cause.
The
speaker
told
cf
individual
cases
hlch
she
ha3
knwn
Lt
relief
given
jot
hers
by
means
of
the
government
.Tensions.
This
was
an
Instance
of
real
elp
whlcU
was
worthy
of
the
support
t
all
women.'
'Mothers
who
were
try-
ng
to
bring;
ap'
their
children
were
thus
mabled
to
aarry
out
their
duties
to
tfcem.
Mention
was
also
made
of
such
laws
is
these
dealing
with
wcrkmtn's
com-
snaatioa,
mlabnum
wage
and
the
pro-
ectlon
ol
children
in
all
of
which
the
Irltlsh
Columbia
government
had
led.
The
speaker
'tstated
that
the
present
rentier
snd
the
Liberal
candidate
had
sth
been
Identified
wtth
the
passing
f
every
ineature
wblah
had
been
for
he
benefit
ofi
the.
working
people
of
his
province.
When
Hen.
Peter
Heenan
recently
ikked
why
British
Columbia
was
so
AUCh
ahead
of
the
oUvsr
provinces
in
he
matter
of
social
legtolatlon
he
was
id
that
It
was,
because
the
government
I
the
province
was
one
that
did
i
hi?.
There
-abould
be
no
thought
I
cnaiiging
Pjeae
men
who
did
things
or
the
uncertainty
of
the
opposition
?rty.
Mention
was
also
made
of
the
fact
jjat
the
only
two
women
candidates
a.
be
pretant
election
ware
Liberals.
Laws
passed
by
the
Liberal
party
for
the
benefit
of
the
masa
of
the
people
were
enumerstsd
as
Workmen'
Gobi-
peasaUon
Act
mendmants,
Hours
of
Work
Aft,
Weekly
Half
Holiday
Amend-
ntnt
Act,
Ccal
Miners'
Regulations
Amendment
Act,
Betuuad
Soldiers'
Act.
Uothers'
Pensions
Act,
Deserted
Wives
Maintenance
Act,
Maternity
Protect)
an
let.
Seal-montfcly
Pjrmnt
of
Wages
Act.
Minimam
Wage
far
Men
and
Wemea.
pld
Aga
Panalona.
Pactorisa
iwatKhnent
Act.
Industrial
Disputes
Act.
Juvenile
Cdurta
Act.
Parenvt'
Maln-
it
nance
Act..
Bnaf
Ouardlanahlp
ol
tniani"
Aei.
Thera
was
a
musical
program
mould
ing
hjr
Mrs
W.iCrulkuhaak.
piano
fleotrons
toy
Miss
Margaret
MaOaffery.
and
seieoyJons
by
the
Wasaholme
or-
tra.
A
brief
addraan
waa
aia
given,
r
ifrrd
Stork
ROUTINE
WORK
DONE
BY
LIBRARY
BOARD
t'lirutjllon
Kwp
llfcli
('4Hililrrlng
Time
of
Ynir
l.llirarlau
ltxrl
Only
routine
work
was
done
at
the
meettnf
of
the
library
board
Tuesday
night,
chairman
Jama)
Blaok
presiding
and
there
being
prenent
Alderman
F.
DIM).
Mrs.
W.
J.
rClrkpatfck,
V.
Baao-
Drrt.
Q
V.
Wilkinaon
and
the
librarian.
Miss
Orulkebenk.
The
librarian
reported
that
during
the
month
H
booh
hAd
basn
loaned
,
made
up
'A
Jlrtlpn
2
392.
duplicate
pay
non-flChjoii
381
and
Juvanlls
533.
The
average
per
day
waa
IwVP-
During
the
month
there
were
33
new
borrowers
while
IB
canoaUed
their
membership
curd
jSlght
pew
books
were
received
byVft.9ftd
41
by,
purchase
while
IB
were
pjamnlad
as
no
longer
nuraber,,rrr9iwlttr'
lPtillTur)W
la
a
AAV
.1'
iu.eyn.-i
u,TM,
.M.flili'
cywpm
y.)i4.i:cTioNH
Customs
and
er.le
eollectlons
at
the
port
of
Prtttce
Rujpen
for
the
month
of
June
repraaented
a
total
vilue
of
M1.8J7.73
aeeordlng
to
an-
ncunremrBt
made
this
morning
at
the
customs
house.
E.
E.
Orsn.
assistant
district
for
ester,
returned
to
the
cty
on
th
Prince
Charles
yils
morning
from
a
,trtp
to
Anyox
on
official
dutli.
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
WANTED
W
ANTKU
rOeTT
A
L
HELPERS
FOR
employment
In
the
Frlnce
Rupert
Post
Office.
Salary
11020-11320
per
annum.
For
examination
apply
the
vivii
Service
oommUeian.
Ottawa.
Oat..
on
forms
supplied
by
the
Postmaster
at
Prince
Rupert,
not
later
than
July
19.
1928.
Age
limits
18
to
35
yean.
Examination
fro
(2.00.
Age
limit
and
tea
waived
In
the
oaao
of
returned
soldfeH,
166
-
-
-
FOB
SALE
IJJ
N1W8PAPEPS
MAY
BE
USED
IM-Head
of
building
paper
or
ta
lay
beneath
carpets
on
the
floor,
art
rpeelal
price
on
!&re.e
quantities.
Dally
Mews.
FOR
SAUt.
DOUBLE
CORKER
ON
AT-Iln
Avenue,
unobatructed
view,
prior
H60O0.
Piaane
Bllfk
W.
tl
FOR
LE
AUTOMOBILE
IN
GOOD
condition.
1200.00.
Very
easy
terms.
Phone
Red
730.
tf
FOR
SALEHOUSE.
SEVEN
ROOMS,
modern.
Section
6.
2000.
Terms.
Its
FOR
ENT
X3B
RENT.
CLAPPBRTON
HOUSE.
Ninth
Avenue
Bast.
Rest
reasonable.
jWlycny
Treasurer,
cat
Hall.
tt
OR
RENT
PIANOS.
PLATER-PIANOS.
Phonograph
and
Sewing
Machine.
Walker
Music
Store.
tf
FOB
RENT.
FURNISHED
FOUR
roomed
apartment
with
bath.
Water
paid.
Phone
447.
tf
FLAT
FOR
RENT.
aiX
ROOMS
AND
baUi,
on
Sixth
Avenue.
W.
Phoaa
641
or
Black
333.
tf
yon
RENT.
FOUR
ROOM
APART-
mcat.
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smith
i:
Mallett
Ltd.
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-ment.
Apply
Mussallem
Grocery.
FOR
RBNT.
FURNISHED
ROOMS;
also
small
suite.
Phone
Oreen
690.
CHIROPRACTIC
IlK.
U.
K.
EYOI.ISON
Chlroprnrlnr
023
Third
Avenue.
Telephone
fr
appointment
now
to
Blue
84.
Residence
phone
Black
251.
Acute
and
Chronic
Disorder
luserss-
fully
treated.
EsUbllshed
1924.
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
Ford
Ton
Truck,
panel
boy
..
MS0t
Ford
Ton
Truck,
Chassis
only.
starter
type
1160
00
Ford
Roadater
delivery,
1925.
good
condition
1173.00
Oakland
Sedan.
1936,
(our
wheel
.bMkea,
baloon
tfrea
,
tOSOOO
Two
'Torr-JTrame
Tuk.
now-
i
tires
tSOO.00
Terms
can
be
arranged
on
above
cars
KAIKN
UAKAdK
Phone
53.
irvftfTf
tfttfHvH
PRINgi?
JIUPERT
TIDES
ttt
vtt4vve
Till
ltM)AY,
J1I.Y
S
High
2:22
am
20.9
1
1645
p.m.
iaa
low
9:10
a.m.
3.2
21:13
njn.
7J8
IKIIlAV,
JIJ.Y
8
High
3KJ1
am.
20.5
ft
18
At
p.m.
18.3
Low
9:47
an.
24
31:53
pm.
7.4
"
'
itATI
ItKAV.
jl'l.Y
High
3:43
a
m-
19.8
ft.!
.
18:49
pm.
m
"
!
Low
10:38
ajn.
34
"
32:40
pm.
7.4
"
HI'MIAY.
Jl'l.Y
8
tilgh
4:30
am.
18.0
ft.
17:32
p
m.
18.J
-4fi
11)09
an.
-73
'
y
M3
"
MllMlAY.
Jl'l.Y
lllght
81
a
m.
17.7
"
18:58
pm.
18J
"
Low
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