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tell
you
"SALADA"
Oranse
Pekoe
is
the
best
Orange
Pekoe
you
can
buy
and
the
most
economical.
A
hsif-pound
package
is
only
3c
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by
ail
good
grocers.
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a
test
in
your
own
home.
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by
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looks
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pr---i!.
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in
lavor
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candidate?,
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contest.
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will
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d
h
C..!:.,ijt,.
Of
interest.
!i
a
v'ri-
it
(1.
ai
Mia'n.i,
nc:
k.
,,t
op
tvu-fttiis,s
would
jriv..
i.wa;.
,,i;y'
j
c
vte
nave.
.uuiiting?
the
coat.
Others
would
not
aell
at
any
price,
giving
as
their
reason
that,
if
it
is
good
enough
for
someone
else
it
is
good
enough
for
us.
Both
these
groups
are
wrong.
Let
us
wait
patiently
the
outcome,
reraembering
that
in
the
final
analysis
it
has
to
be
voted
upon
by
the
ratepayers
of
the
city.
They
are
the
arbiters
and
the
people
who
do
not
pay
rates
hve
no
say
in
the
matter.
BFKORT
TOWARD
PEACE
The
Rotary
International
convention
is
about
concluded
and
one
of
the
outstanding
themes
discussed
has
been
that
of
international
peace
and
goodwill.
Men
were
gathered
there
from
over
forty
different
nations
and
the
clubs
in
all
those
nations
have
international
goodwill
as
one
of
the
outstanding
sections
of
their
constitution.
Rotary
is
not
the
only
international
movement
but
it
is
a
powerful
one.
In
these
days
when
men
and
women
are
thinking
big
thoughts
and
when
world
changes
are
teklpg
place,
it
is
getting
appreciably
near
tUt
time
wfceri
we
shaft
be
able
to
plan
for
ihe
United
States
of
the
world
with
the
nations
as
states
or
their
WAU
ON
DISEASE
There
are
enough
common
enemies
for
countries
to
fight
against
without
having
to
fight
among
themxelves.
One
of
these
enemies
is
disease.
War
on
tuberculosis
has
been
Koing
on
for
many
years.
Now
we
have
turned
our
attention
to
cancer
and
many
other
diseases
which
have
become
prevalent
owing
to
our
modern
mode
of
life
or
for
olher
reusonn.
Scientists
are
spending
their
lives
investigating
the
caue
for
disease
and
other
facts
concerning
it
and
the
time
should
come
when
we
can
easily
extend
the
span
of
human
life
ten
to
twenty
or
more
years.
Add
to
that
the
adoption
of
a
better
mental
attitude
with
less
friction
among
individuals
and
the
possibilities
are
enormous.
Baked
all
the
way
through
Shreds
of
selected
wheat
toasted
to
Q
crisp.Delicious
to
eat
-
easy
to
diged
t.Serve
it
daily
for
good
health,
TillSCUIT-
for
luncheon
or
tea
Made
try
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Ltd
PALATIAL
pont.lt
rtU'txfclt
RiT.ll
E.I
'Bjjrtng
hm"
showing
here
tonght
WITH
SEATTLE-
LUM
HERMAN
ON
jj
.d
t
nosxraw
U
a;
long.
loneJJfugh.
.
.
HllAK
lintCAKRHKinilT
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l
YtiM
wenrita
:
c.
as
tTMMps
Mr
'
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iiji-oo'
iii-.i
!trKie'
dawtweSad
by
tlse
Krst
yaeht
Jrem;
the
.south
X:
vWV(il8ptrt.
tVor.ns
through
Officers
were
ehoeea
for
the
Dlocesxn
1
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
the
D:cce
of!
?aledcnla
at
the
convention
held
yesterday
In
the
Church
Hall
aa
follows:
Bon.
Pres.
Mrs.
DuVernet.
l
President.
Mrs
RU.
1st
Vice-president,
atlas
DuVernet.
and
Vice-president.
Mia.
T.
Andrew.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
R.
L
Mcintosh.
cretary,
Mrs.
Cukrle.
(.::'
sec.
-tress.
Mrs.
Homer.
,
:
wc.-treaa.
Mrs.
Parkin.
!.::;
H(.:rs
sec.-trea..
Mrs.
Tobey.
Mr.
Rorte.
!:-
7:
:.
Bering
Mrs.
Maekle.
i
:i
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M.
:
Pdltor.
Mra.
benny
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P
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M
i.
Bazett-Jones.
:
Mr-
Bogan
of
Hazel-
AFGHANISTAN
ADDRESS
WAS
YERY
INTEKESTDW
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V
V!
KMnn.
by
iVe-
ot
t
...him.,
oi
t.oiuv
.dwreM
ai
liim-rNoi
Wotioi
VuMllary
n
by
-M-ip-.."v
.:
.
Its
wall-
1
for
north
i:
i
S
thUS
i
In
a
.related
by!
M
h
.
'
listed
In
his
de-j
-
m
K
W
Tucker,
in
the
Moslem
woman:
Miss
Win-'
!
-
as
a
Cathan
man.
and
little
j
I
Mills
as
an
Indian
boy.
A
num-
of
interesting
Afghan
and
Hindu
relics
were
also
exhibited.
HEALS
ECZEMA
IN
7DAYS
OR
LESS
Here
Is
a
surgeon's
wonderful
pre
scription
now
dispensed
by
pharmacists
at
trifling
cost,
that
will
do
more
towards
helping
you
get
rid
of
unsightly
tpots
and
skin
diseases
than
anything
you've
ever
used.
Kct
only
does
thia
great
healing
an-tiseptlc
oil
promote
rapid
and
healthy
healing
in
open
sores
and
wound,
but
botis.
abscesses
and
ulcers
that
are
die-charging
are
almost
immediately
relieved
and
cleanly
healed
In
skia
diseases
its
action
Is
little
lest
than
magical.
The
Itching
of
tcecma
h
inata.pt
ly
topped;
the
erup
torn
dry
tlp'snd
'ee
oft
lh
a
very
few
days
The
same
Is
true
of
barter'
itch,
salt
rheum
and
'other
irritating
and
unsightly
akin
troubles.
Tou
can
obtain
kloone's
ImeraM
Oil
In
the
original
bottle
at
any
modern
drug
store.
It
u
safe
to
use
and
failure
in
any
of
the
ailments
noted
above
la
next
to
impossible.
Druggists
can
supply
you
at
any
time.
NOVEL
PROGRAM
AT
ROTARY
LUNCHEON
AND
ABALONE
MENU
At
th
Rotary
Club
luncheon
yesterday
sternoon
the
program
took
the
form
of
a
miniature
convention
those
taking
part
being
Oeorge
Rorte,
Wallace
Orchard.
D.
C.
Patterson.
Bid
Johnston.
T
H.
Johnston,
snd
John
Dybhavn
The
club
wag
entertained
to
a
dinner
ol
sbslones
brought
In
from
tnyan
I-Innd.
MESSAGE
OF
SYMPATHY
,
COL.
AND
MRS.
NICHOLLS
SENT
BY
ROTARY
CLUB
At
the
Kotsry
Club
yesterday
President
Oeorge
Rorle
spoke
of
the
bereavement
which
had
rome
to
the
president.
Llsttt
col
J
W
NlrholU
In
the
loss
of
thrlr
younger
child.
Mr
Nlcboils
Was
nil
In
the
hnnpllal
at
the
time.
SWWly
recovering
Irum
an
Illness.
A
message
or
sympathy
was
sent
to
Col
snd
Mrs.
Nlrholla
on
behalf
of
all
i
he
members
of
the
club.
-
.
e
u
basaym-aew
Prince
Rupert
this
season,
the
paUUs
,
2U(
trltulitlcna
!fn
the
boss
nbwer
cruiser
Ruth
F.
whs
lu
port
Wed-
:
him
to
the
eeWntrv
club,
Introduce
neaday.
having
on
beard
her
owner.
C.
I
hint
u
u
young
:
Hianalre.
and
pro-Lushua,
wealthy
Sea:tle
kuui-er
man.
CK,
ro
bocai
hhii
a-'
a
coming
chem-wbo
is
on
a
cruise
to
Alaakan
waters,
!
j
n.
Cup!
4
takes
hand
and
so
dots
The
commodlcu
and
well
appointed
ves-'.
rival
fr
Uie
lady
his
choice.
Then
el
arrived
In
port
about
5:30
that
i
.vigil
happer
and
now!
evening
from
Alert
Bay
and
tied
up
at
ftTAtfe
IIMT
FILM
the
lloau
oi
the
Prince
Rupert
Tacbi
The
plct
Js
gunllngly
original,
and
It
Rowing
Club,
proceeding
north
at
"
tlnn
hnrmrsBilaainii
ill
of
gaining
laughs
o'clock
yesterday
morning.
iare
conaphntotarfby
their
absence.
They
The
Ruth
E
U
but
the
first
of
aidcnf
aeon
tibjib
needed
with
Raines,
larger
number
than
ever
of
Pacific
jt
things
ha)
mt
in
"Brown
of
Haw-Coast
yachts
which
it
la
expected
will
Vard"
aiM
"swief
'Belly,
elide."
Indicate
visit
Prince
Rupert
during
the
comity
this-but
lak
.tw
picture
he
goes
sunset.
The
capltal-tc
-capital
yacht
l.j,
one
Brtter.
t
ace
from
'Olympla.
Washington.
to;
i,
Juneau.
Alaska,
next
mcnth
It
Is
ex-:
t
-i-
-
"
pec
ted
bring
many
flue
vessels
to
Prince
Rupert.
wUlch
Is
scheduled
a
a
stapptug-off
place
ior
the
race.
OFFICERS
FOR
ANGLICAN
W.A.
Man
in
the
Mo6ti
The
man
who
criticize
the
things
I
like
is
'a
knecker
He
who
criticises
what
I
dUllk
is
sn
earnest
advocate
;
better
things.
The
Insurance
companies
art
not
often
right.
One
or
the
hazardous
occupations
they
do
not
rseatniat
is
.hat
of
being
a
husband.
Bom
people
think
the
mlllenlum
wUi
come
through
the
Legislature
but
It
won't.
Tou
can
tetl
a
pessimist
by
his
appearance
ost
aa
you
ran
tell
malt
order
clothes.
The
wise
person
avoids
both.
I
once
kaow
a
proof
rtsader
ao
eJever
he
could
ten
U
a
period
Ww
ttpeWk
doarn.
Ill
riaaajest
to
the
editor
that
he
get
one
ot
that
kind.
Tou
can
tan
a
good
housekeeper
the
condition
of
the
bath
tub.
Do
you
remember
the
when
one
of
the
dangers
of
folks.
a
knock-
Half
and
halt
.coffee
Is
the
kind
that
Is
half
in
the
cup
and
hall
In
the
saucer.
The
first
commandment
is
"Do
something
and
do
it
well''
on
these
hang
11
the
lw
a
a
the
prophet
and
mod-
ri
clvilte&tlon..-.
The
people
with
solemn
faces
are
sere
with
themselves
for
having
nothing
to
think
about.
People
are
queer
u
they
are
invited
to
the
wedding
they
kick
about
buying
the
wedding
present
and
U
they
are
not
invited
they
feel
slighted.
He
thought
'it
great
to
wed
a
"peach,"
But
a
mistake
he
made:
He
lound
in
helping
htm
sueoi
i
d.
She
gave
him
"lemon"
aid.
"I
wonder
where
all
the
fUas
come
from."
grumbled
Mrs.
Jones
a
she
swatted
In
the
dining
room.
"Well,
mom.
'
replied
the
young
Joker
of
the
family,
"the
cyclone
make
the
house
fly:
the
blacksmith
makes
the
fire
fly:
the
Jockey
mskea
the
horse
fly.
and
I
heard
yru
tell
pa
last
night
that
us
children
made
the
butter
fly."
FORMER
LOCAL
HOTEL
MAN
TO
BE
MARRIED
IN
MONTREAL
SOON
Local
friends
i
the
groom
are
In
fe-relpt
uf
invitation
to
attend
the
wedding
on
the
evening
of
JuW
at
St.
Nicholas
Church.
Vltre
Street
East.
Montreal,
of
Miu
galwa
A
betid
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Chaheen
Aboud.
to
Ballin
Chsntoua
i
Sim
Antous).
son
of
Nicholas
Chantoua.
The
couple
will
take
up
residence
at
SOS
Wise
mat.
Avenue.
Montreal,
and
will
be
at
home
on
July
to
at
21
is
Mount
Royal
Bast.
The
groom-elect,
better
known
aa
Sam
Antous.
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
for
severs!
years
and
tor
a
long
time
waa
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
POSSIBILITIES
SEEN
OF
DANGER
IN
REGARD
TO
LANDSETTLEMENT
6BATTME.
June
aa
Two
British
commonwealths.
Australia
and
New
Zealand,
today
face
the
nerious
problem
of
hold-inn
their
large
areaa
of
thinly
Inhabited
vet
fertile
land
for
white
settlement
stone.
und.rr
the
very
eyes
of
teeming
millions
of
Asia,
most
of
who
are
struggling,
.on
the
veriir
of
subsistence.
Or.
JOBS.
MscKsy.
or
Winnipeg,
world
trt-
D.D.D.
Washes
On
and
Eczema's
Gone
Try
D.D.D.
toap,too
Al
aB
foes'
eniaxfau
IV.
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l.tl.t.ow
.Iar
and
president
of
Manitoba
Poll
age,
explained
to
0000
Kl
Iranians
attending
.heir
international
convention
here.
"Both
countries
are
facing
the
pro
blems
bravely."
be
said,
"but
one
can
iardly
fall
to
wonder
whether
or
not
.'.:e
pressure
of
want
In
Asia
may
not
tocome
ao
great
aa
to
make
It
Impos
sible
to
hold
these
lands
tor
purely
white
settlement
alone.
Whatever
the
:;ut!on.
the
Immediate
future
offers
Jangerous
possibilities."
YOUNG
PEOPLE
OF
UNITED
CHURCH
ON
PICNIC
YESTERDAY
Botne
sixteen
or
eighteen
members
of
the
Young
People's
Society
of
First
United
Church
enjoyed
a
picnic
to
the
;ut
Lake
last
evening,
it
being
the
concluding
event
of
an
Interesting
and
successful
program
of
functions
which
the
society
had
been
holding
during
the
winter
months.
The
gasboat
Bun-r-m
Jr.,
belonging
to
the
pastor.
Her.
A
Wltoon.
waa
uswd
to
transport
the
picnickers
across
the
harbor.
Swimming,
a
beach
fire,
refreshments
and
times
were
indulged
in
there
and
the
;trty
returned
home
by
10
o'clock.
T1MKEK
SALE
X0691.
There
will
be
ottered
for
sale
at
Pub-".c
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
Eighteenth
isthj
Uy
of
July.
19M,
in
the
oil
ice
of
.he
District
forester
at
Prince
Rupert.
iv
Kuasvir
luiwi.
nangc
a,
Caaat
District.
Three
ISI
yean
WH1
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
suctton
in
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
ot
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
Dlstrlet
Forester,
1'rlnce
RupertB
C.
LAND
ACT
XOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LKASR
MM
Id
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
bia-trlct
and
altuate
adtaee.it
to
AlWn
..TA.K?
?OTICE
that
Pacific
MUM
fc
?itd'J0Ly'noWvr'
8
c
-
occupation
Pulp
and
Paper
Manufacture
rt.
intends
'JP7
'or
a
leaee
of
the
l.::owing
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
poet
planted
on
the
high
"ater
mark
of
an
island:
thenoe
following
the
high
water
mark
around
the
Island
to
ruiut
of
onmmencerient
ind
containing,
0
23
acre,
more
oi
Jess
PACIFIC
MILLS.
LIMITBOT
5'geh
MUh.
Limited.
LAND
ACT
VOTtCK
Of
IXTES'TlrtV
TO
APPLY
TO
I
HASH
MM)
,Jl
p7'5c.Ruprt
Land
Beeordlng
Dla-trlct
and
a
tints
SrfiaiamT
initio
Bay.
Moresby
Ulahd
Bkldewi'lnlM
Pulp
and
Paper
Msnu'facturers.
Intends
Smm'HA"-.
'"0w'
K1-?m.n,!nclng
i
P01
Planted
on
the
Jiith
water
mark
of
an
Island:
thence
oljow
ng
the
high
water
mark
around
.ft
ApSS
eOmhvtnoement
and
containing
ana
acre,
more
or
ia
PACIFIC
MILLS,
LIMITED,
..
Appllcnnt
r.
Dons
Id
Wilbur
Hodsdnn.
rn,.f".r
P'fl"
Mills.
Limited.
n.,
Osted
-
Msy
3,
1920
loa,
Oni.
Ksllogg'a
ore
otwmyi
een.
reshf
The
psteoteJ
wsstits
inner-iealecl
wrapper
protect
tktir
woRtlerful
Saver
and
crUpaesi.
Enfof
tKeea
for
lunch,
die
or
breakfast.
Walk
milk
or
crust
fruits
or
l.raey
mii4.
A
tr
far
iWe
UeMUs'
avsetiag
meal
OrJer
ai
Welt,
reitaaraats.
Os
alKari.
SeM
ky
all
ge.
cers.
Umdm
by
Kellogg
I.
DEMANDS
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DAINTJBST
1111
KAK
FAST
POOH."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
fr-.
W
Prinre
uprt.
tlC
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOGK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating.
i.T.P.
W.0W
Ton
Flnatlne
Dry
Do.
KnnwrH.
Mafhlnlala,
KoltermaktirN.
IHackwiriha,
l''r"
mnkepa,
Foiindra,
Woodtvorkrra,
Rle.
BI.KCTKIC
AND
aCOTYLRNB
WRIiDINU
OUr
plant
Is
enlpfied
to
handle
at)
klhD
f
MAiMNE
AND
COMMERCIAL
U'OKK.
PHONES
43
nnd
386
May
Belle
Lingerie
THE
NEW
MAY
IJBLLE
HOlIETTli
1U.OOMKH
fTaflored
atyle,
In
ahfcdea
of
Sky,
Nile,
Cttral,
Peach,
(.
'!'!''''
wllh
cohtraat
trim.
Sl50
Specinl
at
per
pair
OUlt
SPECIAL
MAY
HELLE
IIL00MKK
In
IJobette
and
ordinary
atyle,
beautifully
floiahed
witli
'I
'"1'11'
V
crotch.
In
shudea
f
Sky,
Nile,
Peach,
Crabapi'l'
-
'
Per
pair
Fraser
&
Payne
CnlverHiil
Trntllnjf
Co.
Here's
to
summer-time!
And
here's
a
treat
that
brings
delight
Uo
outdoor
appetites!
A
bowl
a
heaping
bowl
of
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes-
.
.
.
covered
with
cream
and
topped
with
fresh
ripe
fruit!
HDQMRHAsfrBgef
CORN
FLAKES
a
ar
iav
-
a
j
la
m
i
J
r
ijp-n-osH
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