fAGE
SIX
Hie
Truth-!
You'll
find
no
lye
bottle
under
our
apron
when
we
do
your
family
washing.
We
use
only
sudsy
soap
and
rain
so
ft
water
to
wash
clothes
clean.
We
don't
rub
your
clothes
threadbare,
either.
Just
swish
suds
and
water
through
every
fabric
pore.
Our
method
makes
clothes
last
laager.
Makes
'em
cleaner,
loo.
Just
let
us)
do
a
trial
job
then
you'll
seel
THE
LAUNDRY
DOES
IT
DEBT
CAM
AN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
iW
I
iiilii'imiTiriFWTI
1UG
SHIPMENT
OF
FUESH
BISCUITS
JUST
IN
This
is
your
opportunity
to
save.
High
grade
North
West
Biscuits,
reg.
60c,
per
lb.,
in
full
caddies,
Special
at
per
lb
lVt
Caddies
run
from
6
to
10
lbs.
60
boxes
of
Sodas,
$1.00
boxes.
Special
for
S5f
Peak-Frean
Biscuits,
large
variety;
this
biscuit
is
well
known,
try
then.
Dr.
Mlddletcm
Cookies.
We
have
decided
to
cut
the
prices
to
rock
bottom.
Prices
10,
irf,
and
Macaroons
I0f
Place
your
orders
Mussallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
Phones
18
nnd
81
P.O.
Box,
575
AreYouWell?
If
you
want
to
be
well
but
are
diaiourutfcd
because
health
is
denied
you
if
you
have
tried
everything
else,
then
this
little
message
conveys
a
HAY
OI
HOPE
Nearly
every
kind
of
disease
is
being
permanently
corrected
through
the
new
drugless
science
of
C1I1MOPKACT1C
When
the
cause
is
removed,
Nature
can
do
her
work.
Consult
W.
C.
A6PINALL
6
and
7
Exchange
Block
Telephone
Green
241
Residence:
1037
1st
Avenue
r
m
For
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
una
Poultry
Supplies,
Bulk-ley
Valley
Hay
and
Grain,
Scuds.
Fertiliser
and
COAL,
call
up
68
Prince
Ruperl
Feed
Co.
TO
MERCHANTS
INTlKKSlINCi
I'KOCiltAM
AT
MONTHLY
MIXTIM1
OK
RETAIL
MI'.K-ClIANTrJ'
ASSOCIATION
LAST
,
NIGHT
Tb
feature
of
the
regular
monthly
dinner
last
night
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Merchant'
Association
were
the
orations
given
by
Bruce
Stevens.
Billy
Colllaon,
Olen
Moore
and
Bob
Irvine,
local
finalists
in
the
reoent
British
Columbia
Oratorical
Contest
The
boys
spoke
well
and
their
efforts
were
much
appreciated
by
the
business
men.
The
association
decided
to
hold
a
picnic
in
June,
leaving
the
arrangements
for
the
date
and
place
to
the
executive.
Business
at
the
meeting
was
otherwise
oi
a
routine
nature.
The
president,
D.
C
MaRae.
occupied
the
chair.
THREE
HOMERS
IN
ONE
GAME
KI
TH.
GEHRIG
AND
MKl
SIX
1MITI1
maul;
iiauii
rntiu
in
yestck-
IIAY'B
HASKHALL
NEW
YORK,
May
.
Ruth's
thirteenth
homer.
Oehrlg's
seventh
and
Meusel'a
fourth,
were
features
of
23
hits
the
Yankees
pounded
out
against
Boston
yesterday,
winning
fourteen
to
1
sewn.
Todt
got
a
hsroer
for
Boston.
After
establishing
the
season's
record
if
thirteen
wins
ftralght.
Chicago
Na-M
nalc
l-mt
th
third
-rtratght
yesterday
t-
Bt.
Ioulr
holr
defeat,
c-
mpled
with
nintlnnatl's
victory,
put
the
Reds
Into
"rt
plvce.
The
Olsnts
moved
Into
third
place
"It
Ain't
Gonna
Rain
No
More"
Get
Your
Picnic
Supplies
Here.
See
Our
Windows
for
Suggestions
King
Oscar
Sardines,
3
tins
for
50f
Brunswick
Sardines,
4
tins
for
2Bf
Clark's
Veal
Loaf,
spreads
fine
for
sandwiches,
per
tin
.
.
Jt5f
Sliced
Chip
Beef,
Clark's,
er
tin
450
Meatwich
Spread,
per
tin
.
.
-Of)
Potted
Meats,
3
tins
for
....
Wf
Kulten'a
Sandwich
Relish,
per
jar
H5f
Libby's
Prepared
Mustard,
per
jar
tint
Helmet
Corned
Beef,
2
tins
for
4rf
Shamrock
Pork
Sausage,
l's.
splendid
for
picnics,
per
tin
I0r
Button's
Lemon
Cheese,
special
for
sandwiches,
per
bottle
....
401
Jellied
Tongue,
sliced,
per
lb.
00?
Why
make
work
when
you
can
get
Patterson's
Camp
Coffee,
per
bottle
....
7"r
Nu
Jell,
assorted,
3
for
...
.
'JXit
Stuffed
and
Plain
Olives
for
your
picnic
hamper,
per
bottle
.
.
Ufif
C.
&
B.
Individual
Jars
of
Pickles,
special,
2
for
yr
Sumor-X
Orange
Juice
Jfor
your
Orangeade,
per
bottle
...
tWt
Heins
Sweet
Midgit
Gherkins,
large
bottles,
each
0"f
See
our
windows
for
numerous
other
suggestions
to
help
fill
your
24th
of
May
hamper.
Don't
overlook
the
fact
that
our
usual
supply
of
Fresh
Killed
Milk-Fed
Chickens
arrive
Wednesday.
Phone
your
order
early.
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
ar
riving
Wednesday
and
Satur
day
boats
Fancy
Cucumbers,
Head
Let
tuce.
Celery,
Green
Onions,
Had
ishes,
Watercress,
Parsley,
Mint,
Asparagus,
Cabbage,
Green
faring
aoDage,
isuiiirower,
new
roxa-toes,
Bermuda
Silver
Skin
Onions,
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
Garlic,
Sweet
Potatoes,
Leeks,
Bunch
Carrots,
Bunch
White
Turnips.
FRUIT
Fresh
Pineapple.
Cherries,
Newton
Apples,
Strawberries,
Grapefruit,
all
sise
of
Oranges,
Lem
ons,
Bananas,
Rhubarb.
We
always
have
all
new
fruits
in
season,
so
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
IT
PAYS
.
f
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
4.1
nnd
574
Oedrlc,
11.
GOO,
tj
booth
Fisheries,
at
12.700
and
7c.
Imb
H.,
8,000.
to
Atltn
Fisheries
at
11.80c
and
Sc.
Cape
pear.
10400.
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
at
11.40c
and
6c.
Halge
H
.
0,600.
1
1
4Cc
and
Sc.
WE
HAVE
SO
MANY
CALLS
FOR
PICNIC
HAM
every
day
that
we
again
procured
a
limited
quantity
of
Circle
"8"
Hanu
of
average
4:,4
lb.
and
will
sell
while
they
last
at
each
.
.
10(
Another
lot
as
above,
average
weight
6
lbs.
Special,
each
$1.15
Granulated
Sugar,
13
lb.
tor
$1.00
Swift's
Lard.
3
lb.
tin
700
Swift's
Lard.
5
lb.
tin
....
$l.l."
'--"
Swift's
Lard.
10
lb.
tin
.
.
Lard
is
a
real
good
buy
at
above
prices.
Evaporated
Prunes,
40-60
sise,
2
Ih.
for
2."f
sise
30-40
lb
lot
Evaporated
Choice
Peaches,
lb.
20f)
Evaporated
Choice
Apricots,
lb.
iW?
Evaporated
Pears,
lb
2Kf
Evaporated
White
Figs,
2
lb.
New
Hullowi
Dates,
2
lb.
.
.
2.f)
Golden
Churn
Butter,
sweet
and
tasty,
3
lb.
brick
$1.10
Cowk-han
Eggs,
being
known
for
years
in
this
city
an
beat
eggs
on
the
market,
3
dos.
fresh
extras
for
$1.10
Sunkist
Oranges,
amall
aiae,
8
dot.
for
$1.00
Large
ieLajsr
Aoi
00f
''::ilaifrl
FreiMsHNRIUh.kiiUll
Our
Green
Vegetables
arriving
every
boat
at
lowest
possible
price.
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMI'LA.'
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
THK
DA
ITT
NRWB
LCW
EXCURSION
FARES
EASTERN
CANADA
UNITED
STATES
EDMONTON
CALGARY
JASPEK
Tickets
on
sale
from
May
22.
Return
limit
October
31
Full
information
from
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE
528
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
260
Canadian
National-
ER
PRICES
jMANY
AFTER
FEW
HALIBUT!
EDMONTON'S
Better
prices
were
received
this
morn-
nig
by
the
lew
fishing
boats
selling
at
POWER
SYSTEM
the
Exchange,
the
total
amount
ofler-
lug
being
only
48,500
pounds.
The
sales
uere.
HJMONTON.
May
22.
With
throe
tMiiiuw
deflnltr
propositions
already
before
pect,
aleri
for
Edmontons
electric
charintt
nun
tn
Atiin
wtir
mt
"sB
n
Pf
system
are
coming
in
16.30c
and
7c.
.thick
and
fast.
Bjth
Mayor
Bury
and
CANADIAN
I01'
Ocmmlssloncr
Mitchell
expect
Kalen,
8,000,
to
Oold
Storage,
at
11.80c
a&d
Ac.
council
and
at
least
two
mere
in
pros
more
weeks
have
elapmd.
The
latest
Indication
of
an
offer
rewohtd
here
when
the
city
commie-
j
slcrexs
wets
advised
that
the
Dominion
I
Hlectrtc
Power
earn
dost,
of
Watrous.i
to
Booth
Plsher.es,
at
ta,1,ou
of
submitting
a
pro-,
Tomorrow
belna
a
eoeral
holiday
there
will
he
no
flan
sate
at
the
-
:
the
.-hange.
TRUCK
WENT
OVER
CREST
IN
COLUMBIA
CANYON
RCVCLOTOKE.
May
88.
-Bert
Olover.
34
yean
o!
age.
was
drewned
when
a
truck
he
was
driving
want
over
the
t
rets
tie
in
the
Big
Bend
Boad
In
the
Columbia
River
canyon
yesterday.
ItlHHIAN
TiunKiiii;
MOSCOW.
May
23.
Thirty-four
children
were
drowned
when
the
steam
launch
River
Kuban
capstaed
at
Tem-ryuk.
Nineteen
persons
were
burned
to
death
in
a
fire
on
the
steamer
Leo
Trlstol
on
the
River
Dnelper.
"While
out
engineers
will
not
be
available
to
make
an
examination
ol
power
situation
in
Sdmonton
un
til
about
June
1."
writes
P.
D.
Held,
assistant
treasurer
of
the
company,
"we
would
then
be
able
to
make
a
careful
survey
and
submit
a
definite
proposal,
which
we
believe
would
be
very
at
tractive
to
the
city.
"We
wish
to
ask
for
an
opportunity
to
present
such
a
proposal
before
your
city
takes
any
final
action
In
regard
to
the
propositMma
now
before
It.
Aa
things
ssr
stand,
therefore
,
two
offers
from
the
(BUgary
Power
oompany
and
one
from
Mid-West
Utilities
Ltd.
are
tn
the
hands
of
council.
Mayor
Bury
has
bean
advised
that
a
hid
Is
forthcoming
from
an
American
oor-poratlcn:
the
Dominion
Electric
Bower
company
la
to
submit
a
proposal,
and
stIU
others
may
enter
the
field
at
a
later
date.
BOMB
KILLED
NINE
PERSONS
HAM
.AN.
Kentucky.
May
23
Mine
rrm:ii
were
killed
and
forty
Injured
aa
the
result
of
the
explosion
of
a
bomb
at
the
Italian
Consulate
building
today.
MTItY
AHKNtttt-NT
OTTAWA.
May
SB.
Conservative
amendment
to
tat
supply
motion
la
till
under
consideration
when
the
House
adjourned
yesterday.
PKK'K
OF
H
I
tsar
VANCOUVER.
Max
SS
The
prior
of
wheat
today
was
U74.
Harold
McSwpa,
division
freight
aoent
for
the
Canadian
National
Ball-
ways,
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
the
Interior
on
company
bus;
Advertise'
in
the
Sally
News.
It
Basel
Form
No.
MLBactkui
SB)
liANDACT.
xotki;
oi
TO
INTENTION
TO
A1TLY
THt'HAMK
LAN
II
111
Prince
Ruucrt
Land
Beoordlni
Dis
trict
and
situate
about
5
miles
from
the
mouth
of
Khutue
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit
Western
Mining
Company
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
Mining
Company,
intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
descrtbed
landn:
-
Commencing
at
a
poet
planted
one
foot
distant
frcm
the
Witness
post
on
the
West
side
of
Lot
17a;
thsmoe
westerly
SO
chains;
thence
southerly
90
chain;
thenoe
easterly
SO
ohalna;
thenoe
northerly
10
uhalna,
and
containing
loo
seres,
more
or
less.
P.
AaRDOB
WILBON.
Agent
for
Detroit
Western
Mining
Co.
Dated
lath
AprU,
1MB.
Ponn
No.
la,
Section
30)
LAND
ACT.
NOTICi:
fir
1NT11NTIOX
TO
TO
I'l
UriliHt:
LAND
li'l'LY
Prlnoe
Rupert
Land
Becordtne
and
situate
about
4
miles
from
the
mouth
of
Khutae
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit
Western
Mining
Coeapnny
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
afTninf
Company,
intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
followlnc
described
lands
OommencliiK
st
a
post
planted
one
foot
south
of
SW
corner.
Lot
304
thenoe
southwenterly
100
chains:
thence
easterly
10
rhnins.
more
or
leas;
thence
northeasterly
ion
cbalM;
thenoe
westerly
an
chains,
snd
contelhlnR
ISO
acres,
more
or
less
P.
PARDOC
WILBON,
Agent
for
Detroit
JWastejrn
Mlulnr;
C
Dulett
18th
April,
IBM.
niSTRII
KhAUkKS
ly
OS.'
f.'i,ija
v.
.tt'
,1.
Phone
?."
Phone
56
Get
the
Habit
GET
YOUR
GROCERIES
AT
WATTS'
Jam
at
money-saving
prices
Nabob
Brand
in
4
lb.
tins,
choice
of
Apricot,
Peach
or
Raspberry.
per
tin
Kit
Nabob
Orange
Marmalade
in
4
lb.
tins,
per
tin
""
f
Nabob
Jelly
Powder
Choice
of
Strawberry,
Raspberry,
Lemon,
j
Orange,
Cherry
or
Pineapple.
Special,
4
pkgs
A'
Braid's
Ideal
Blend
Tea
in
3
lb.
packages,
per
pkg
$1.10
Cornflakes,
Bugar
Crisp
Brand,
fresh
stock,
special,
3
pkgs.
"fir
A
shipment
of
St
Clair's
Butter
Scotch
just
received.
Try
it
ifsgoL
Campbell's
Mock
Turtle
Soup.
2
Una
-
rf
Household
Amteonia,
qta.,
per
bottle
:
of
Fresh
Vegetables
and
Fruit
arriving
every
boat.
Strawberries,
Cheries
and
Pineapples
-to
arrive
Wednesday.
Phone
your
holiday
res,
ul
rem
Hit
early
Store
open
till
10
p.m.
Wednesday
night
Watts'
Grocery
The
Store
of
Plenty
DO
YOlTIt
WINDOW
SHOPPING
HERE.
IT
PAYS
A
rilBTTY
I.IVi;tY
I'LACE
Tourist-1
should
think
you
find!
lite
here
very
dreary?
Vlllassjr
OwaryT
I
can
assure
you
1
tals
Is
s
pretty
usly
pise
for
its
SUM.
1
shouldn't
suppose
anything
ever
happened
here."
That's
waste
you're
mtstasjen.
Why.'
It's
not
s
BSOnth
since
we
had
an
ecllpss
of
the
moon."
Torfchaire
Post.
1
J.
af.
Boar.
Who
has
aslnlns
lnterastal
in
the
Interior,
arrived
from
asaule
on
the
Prlnoe
Oeorge
that
moralns
audi
proceeded
by
train
to
Terraos.
I'OOTHALL
I
IMI-l
l.
The
line-up
for
the
Regiment
In
to-
morrow
afternoon's
sneclal
hniirt-v
rootbaU
game
with
the
Grand
Termin
als
will
he
aa
follows:
Oorbett,
Ross
and
Norrlngton:
Appkyard.
Harm
and
Vlapvik:
Wilson.
Rna-tll
un.
Doherty
and
Hodgklnson;
reserves.
Bye
and
Underwood.
i
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OF
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ft,.,
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