nr-dny,
June
5,
1928
ASK
FOR
YOUR
Nothing
to
Slip-Nothing
to
Bind!
THO
May
Belle
Combination
Brassiere
Top
Bloomer
.
ii
I
f
it
a
mucn
iovea
became
or
t.
real
'eomfprt
and
mpiehcy
Held
"
;
firmly
in
place
tt
the
pfatstby
the
no-elastic
bloomer,
the
brassiere
can
neither
slip
nor
catch
and
bind.
Smartly
cut
and
beautifully
tailored,
of
toft,
lovely
lockstitch
rayon,
in
fsswnaeing
pastel
shadet,
moderately
priced
an1
durable,
thi
dainty
undie
it
indeed
a
tree-ure
and
ii
typical
of
all
May
Belle
Lingerie.
Let
the
May
Belle
label
IimnSc
each
garment
be
your
guarantee
for
smart,
desirable
lingerie.
The
adorable
May
Bella
Junior
Lingerie
ranges
from
2
to
14
yean.
Ontario
Silkntt,
Limited
Toronto,
Quids.
NEW
MILLION
DOLLAR
DEMAND
rfj
Jjnq&tk
ALWAYS
IN
LINE
WITH
THE
MODE
ASK
FOR
YOUR
Valet
Auto
Strop
RAZOR
FREE
with
every
purchase
of
10
Mwk
30-day
Introductory
Offer.
Qrmes
XM.
77ic
Pioneer
Dntftists
THIRD
WE.
V
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
f.?fc200
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
BHBAKr
AST
KQOD.'
Smoked
Itoily
b
Canadian
pish
&
CM
Storage
G.,
W.
I'rincc
Jtupert.
NX.
"CATERPILLAR"
Tractqrs
for
the
riMi.M
t
.,
i
ni'ii
mk.w.
MINER
NlKIGHTKIt,
AND
MUNICIPALITY-Whcrcver
Y"Km
power
and
'jWvxtc
einanded.
SOI.K
DIS'IltmUTOKS
FOK
MORRISON
TRACTOR
&
EQUIPMENT
CO.,
Llmltod
l:i25
STANDARD
DANK
BU1LNJ
VANCOUVER,
DC
holt
mtmmmmmmm
best
Local
and
Personal
4
a
Taxi
I'hone
4.
Illg
4
Tail,
tf
Dentist.
Or.
J.
It.
CKuim.
k-uons
689
Skating
dally,
2
to
4
and
8
to
10.
tf
vhhuI
Vt
mite,
MgV
IWW
,
am
VI
prices
enoulre
at
Hyde's
Transfer.
i'hone
Ago.
!
tf
11.
B.
Rochester
returned
to
the
olty
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
brief
trip
to
Port
laslngton.
Rev.
T.
O.
Proctor
of
Mace)
ton
arrived
,
In
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
yesterday
afternoons
train
to
attend
theaynod
of
Caledonia
diocese.
B.
F.
MeNaughton
and
P.
O.
Dawson
anode
a
trip
up
the
line
as
far
aa
Xwtnltsa
yesterday,
going
up
in
the
morning
and
returning
In
toe
Rev.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Kerr
of
Burns
Lake
arrived
In
tbe
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
the
Interior
to
attend
the
Synod
of
Caledonia
dlooese
here
tomorrow.
Rev.
T.
J.
Marsh
ot
Terrace
arrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
the
Interior
to
attend
the
synod
of
Caledonia
diocese
which
will
be
held
tomorrow
On
account
of
the
holiday,
tbe
meeting
of
tbe
Fireside
Club
or
Pint
Baptist
Church
last
night
ws
cancelled.
The
final
meeting
of
the
seaaon
will
take
place
next
Monday
evening.
A.
L.
Clements,
assistant
general
manager
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.,
Is
a
passenger
at
Stewart
on
company
business.
He
Is
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Clements
who
made
the
round
trip
north
this
week.
William
W
Pickett,
who
has
resigned
as
deputy
United
States
marshall
at
Ketchikan,
which
potHlon
he
has
held
fcr
several
yesrs.
was
a
passenger
on
tbe
Princess
Alice
yeiterday
afternoon
bound
for
Seattle.
Bnroute
from
Hardy
Bay
to
Masset
to
pick
up
the
log
laden
barge
Black
Wolf
for
delivery
to
Vancouver
with
her
cargo.
Pacific
Coy
la
Navigation
Co.'a
tug
Lome
was
In
port
yesterdsy
afternoon
for
fuel,
water
and
provisions.
Amoag
tbe
passengers
going
througfi
to
Vancouver
on
tbe
Prlooeu
Alice
yestsrday
afternoon
were
fifteen
car-pen
ten
returning
south
alter
having
been
engaged
at
White
horse
In
ttu
building
of
s
new
300
room
hotel
for
khe
White
Pass
Company
.
Charles
K.
Bunnell'
of
College".
Alas
ka,
president
of
the
Alaska
Chamber
ot
Mines,
and
bis
daughter.
Miss
Jean
Bunnell
arrived
In
tbe
city
on
th
Princes
Alice
yesterday
afternoon
for
a
brief
visit
to
the
eiry.
They
will
return
north
on
tbe
neat
boat.
Tbe
Vancouver
Consular
Cdrp
la
requesting
the
Department
of
Marlj-e
ar
c.
Fisheries
to
establish
onto
at
Victoria
and
Prince
Bupert
where
inapt
and
charts
oan
he
seen
by
vuiting
dhiSMUMtsrs.
thus
asatlng
marine
m-TonraUoii
more
readily
available
at
tbete
porta
.
Ot
nlnetynlne
ie
geri
touUounc
i
board
the
IMneaea
Allot
pssterday
afternoon,
tbe
following
disembarked
here:
Robert
Mllleh
of
Prince
Rupert:
Cbarlea.S.
Bunnell
and
Muss
Bunnell
Cclleg,
Alaska
:
airs.
Joeepblne
Tupper
Juneau:
Herbert
Preston,
Ketchikan
Neman
and
Uonard
Amass,
Kingston
Washington,
carpenter.
It.
I.
Benaaii
sotograoher.
sustained
bums
about
the
bands
last
night
in
tbe
mtasttre
of,
flaahllgh:
torch
while
taking
pioturea
in
the.
Exhibition
Hall
in
connection
with
the
May
Queen
dare.
A
good
deal
of
excitement
was
est
used
and
Mr.
Benson's
Injuries
resulted
In
bis
appearance
this
morning
wtlb
bandaged
bands
and
one
arm
In
s
tllni.
-
4s
ANNOUNCKM
RNTS
saasASSSSASS,
s
s
.
Canadian
Legion
Picnic
.June
10.
I.O.O.I.
June
18.
Rose
Carnival,
Moose
Hall.
Moose
Plrnlc.
June
34
SALT
RHEUiYI
All
Over
Her
Hands
and
Between
Fingers
Mrs.
Walter
Miner,
Mirivillo
Braooh,
N.8.,
writes:
"I
had
salt
rheum
all
over
my
bandi,
and
eeperially
twtween
my
ftugsrs.
It
was
im(K)nilic
for
ie
to
put
them
in
water,
or
do
air
house
work.
"Aiter
trying;
meduinrt
an.
I
salves,
which
did
mc
no
(rood,
I
heard
of
twin
If
so
wonderful,
and
after
taking
iwo
bottlei
I
am
eutiralv
relieved
of
sty
trouble."
Maauf
aetured
only
by
Tbe
T.
Mllburn
i)0y
Limited,
Toronto,
ObJ
THE
DAILY
NRWS
PAGE
THRKB
Football
tonight
at
8:45.
Grand
Ter
minals
vs.
Regimen.:
W.
For
a
Tail
F1wn
Oscar
Hsnson.
.tand,
Central
Hotel,
tl
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jobs
Flewin
arrived
in
tbe
city
on
tbe
Catala
this
afternoon
from
Port
Simpson.
Bupert
East
United
Ladles'
Aid
sale
of
borne
oooklng
and
candy
on
Thurs-
"blirrli'
k
3ft1krMm
nmranm
fliat
the
Spring
A
!
are
postponed
from
June!?
until
June
15.
R.
E.
Allen,
district
forester,
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
trip
fio
tbe
ulterior
on
official
duties.
Dr.
and
Mia.
E.
8.
Talt
returned
to
tbe
city
on
tbe
Oatala
this
afternoon
after
having
made'
tbe
round
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart.
MOOSC
MBMBERB
with
their
ladles
are
requested
to
attend
octal
after
regular
meeting
on
Wednesday
night.
Miss
Ruth
HUehey
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
afternoon
after
making
tbe
round
trip
to
Anyox
and
Si
wart
on
bust
A.
B.
Wing,
formerly
ol
the
staff
of
tbe
Oranby
Co.
at
Anyox
and
no
identified
with
the
BC
Equipment
Co.,
arrived
in
tbe
city
from
the
north
on
tbe
Catala
this
nftarnoon.
Rev.
Oliver
Thome
of
Klncollth
arrived
In
tbe
city
from
the
north
on
tbe
Oatala
Una
afternoon
to
attend
the
synod
of
Caledonia
diocese
which
win
be
bald
In
tbe
city
tomorrow.
W.
A.
TSHsot,
aataMant
district
engineer
for
tbe
provincial
depar'.meu'
zl
public
works
with
headquarters
in
iyox.
arrived
in
tbe
city
from
the
north
on
the
Oatala
this
afternoon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Pulton
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
Lakalsc
Lake
where
they
have
spent
a
few
days
preparing
their
.ummer
home
for
occupancy
during
tbe
holidays.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Waiter
Allen
ot
Stew-Art
and
Rev.
and
Mrs
J.
S.
BreyfleM
of
Anyox
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Catala
tbla
afternoon
to
attend
tbe
synod
of
Caledonia
dlocest
wbich
opens
here
tomorrow.
Union
steamer
Catala.
Oapt.
I.
A.
Dickson,
having
been
delayed
as
a
result
or
an
exceptionally
beefy
freight
cargo
fcr
Stewart,
returned
to
port
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
from,
the
north
and
will
sail
south
at
S
pjn.
Harry
Kirk,
vno
baa;
been
In
chart
r
the
telephone
ayatai
at
Anyo
fcr
the
Orsnby
Co.
for
several
years
a
passenger
aboard
tbe
Catala
thl
tfternoon
bcund
for
Vancouver,
ac
companied
by
Mrs.
Kirk
and
family
Rev
r.
o.
Clarke
United
Churcb
'tor
at
Anyox
for
aeveral
years,
who
vai
transferred
south
at
tbe
conference
In
Vancouver.
Is
a
.beard
the
Oatala
this
afternoon
going
through
to
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Clarke
and
family.
Rev.
Father
D.
J.
Moriarty.
O
J.I
I.
or
anccuvcr.
who
has
been
conducting
a
week's
mission
at
Anyox
for
tbe
Romar
Catholic
Church,
arrived
In
tbe
city
rom
tbe
araeltr
town
this
afternoon.
He
will
proceed
tomorrow
lb
Smith
ind
Prince
Oeorge
where
similar
mls-
ilooa
will
be
held.
P.
I.
Peterson
of
Vancouver,
eon-ultinx
engineer
for
the
Utility
Minine
A
Plnanoe
Co..
which
has
taken
over
number
of
properties
at
Allot
Arm
for
development.
Is
a
p4enfer
aboard
be
Oatala
tbla
afternoon
returning
south
after
having
spent
two
weeks
in
the
northern
camp.
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AJ5ARMAID
Groom
H
Otway
riaakett.
Iletr
of
Lord
Luuth.
ut
Ancient
Irish
tamilv
LONDON,
June
5
The
romantic
mar
riage
of
a
peer's
son
to
a
barmaid
lr.
Jersey.
Channel
Island,
has
ju.-:
been
.wealed.
Tbe
marriage
took
place
las.
July,
but
the
strictest
secrecy
has
been
ebserved.
The
bridegroom,
who
la
84.
la
Otway
Randal
Hunkett.
eon
and
heir
of
Lord
Louth.
He
was
married
)n
July
4
st
St.
Saviour's
Church.
Jcr-
ey
tn
Miss
Ethel
Molly
Oillichan.
c?
8:
John's
Road.
Jersey,
who
was
formerly
a
telegraph
messenger
and
la'.trr.y
barmaid
at
a
local
hotel
Lord
Louth
has
himself
been
married
Uwee
time.
His
present
wife
whom
be
married
two
years
ago.
was
bady
Prlch
ard-Jones.
widow
of
Sir
John
Prlchard-
Jones.
of
Angels
y
and
KUtree.
Hertford
shire
His
son.
Otway
Plunkett.
was
born
on
April
34.
1883.
He
belongs
to
one
of
Ireland's
most
ancient
families.
The
barony
Is
more
than
8S0
years
old.
and
when
be
succeeds
to
tbe
title
be
will
be
the
lath
bolder.
Lord
Louth
was
born
on
tbe
yacht
Pilgrim,
off
Dieppe,
and
Pilgrim
la
one
of
his
Chris-
The
present
Lady
Louth's
father,
who
began
life
as
a
draper's
assistant,
left
a
fortune
of
over
1450,000.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
are
in
town
from
their
country
home
at
Ter
race
to
attend
the
synod
of
Caledonia
d
Voces
which
opens
here
tomorrow.
the
service
s
xnoustry,
Fairbanks-Morse
Stock
Pumps
The
Fairbanks-Morse
S'o.
k
Pump
is
not
just
another
pump.
When
Fairbanks-Morse
&
Co.
decided
to
build
a
pump
for
handling
wood
pulp
stock
and
other
fibrous
or
stringy
material,
tltry
coniulted
with
Mr.
A.
B.
Wood,
an
outstanding
.authority
and
deiinrr
of
pumps
of
tlii,
natiiir.
Mi.
Wood
.worked
with
Fairbanks
More
cn-jpneers
and
produce!
a
pump
that
(u
an
improvement
on
anything
theretofore
designed
or
constructed.
fThe
new
improved
stock
pump,
Mth
its
two
blade
tucloscd
impeller,
will
handle,
without
do'int.
fluids
containing
sulidi
up
to
uik
pipe
lire
smaller
than
tlir
suction
opening,
and
fibrous
or
utility
in.
t-rial
of?
any
consistency
that
will
flow
through,
a
pipe
line.
CANADIAN
Fairbanks
-Morse
COM
PANYiVm
lUd
ZMn-Qmbt-Mmtnl-eitMM
U
kbsss
)iwK
rBBwsBwswzH
all
easau
saw
i
aw
i
ssssses
a
i
i
i
n
u
i
i
n
j-
s
e
mi
r
iras
iabji
i
,
lmw
sis
CMild
mid
fragrant
KIDNEY
DISEASES
The
kidneys
are
the
filters
for-
the
whole
system,
eliminating
from
the
blood
stream
all
excessive
fluids
and
waste
that
cannot
be
disposed
of
through
any
other
channels.
As
long
as
the
system
is
in
reasonable
condition,
and
nerve
pathways
leading
to
them
are
unobstructed,
these
organs
remain
in
a
healthy
condition,
but
if
forced
to
eliminate
large
amounts
of
filthy,
morbid
mat-
a
aBJBE
asms?
'
UI
lt
unu,
bukui,
etc.,
wie
uencuif
rucni-
riasft
awaV
brane
becomes
inflamed
and
so
modified
that
'
dH
iy
incapable
of
performing
its
function.
SjjVjBjHH
There
are
two
general
conditions
result-
nirVsw
jJJtf
rrorn
overworked
kidneys:
Nephritis,
or
Bright'-
disease,
in
which
the
urine
is
surpressed,
thus
leaving
the
waste
and
poisons
in
the
blood;
and
Diabetes
in
which
the
organs
become
overactive
and
too
much
urine
is
voided.
In
either
case,
pressure
on
nerve
trunks
will
result,
making
it
certain
that
there
is
trouble
ahead.
Don't
let
your
kidney
trouble
become
chronic.
Consultations
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