PAGE
SIX
The
Truth
0
You'll
find
no
lye
buttle
under
our
apron
when
we
do
jour
family
washing.
We
use
only
sudsy
soap
and
rainsoft
water
to
wash
clothes
clean.
We
don't
rub
your
clothes
threadbare,
either.
Just
swish
suds
and
water
through
every
fabric
pore.
Our
method
make
clothes
last
longer.
Makes
'em
cleaner,
too.
Just
let
us
do
a
trial
job
then
you'll
see!
THE
LAUNDRY
DOES
IT
BEST
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
I'hone
8
Dessert
c
pecials
Slock
your
pantry
at
Special
Prices
Pears,
2
lb.
tins,
reg.
45c
each.
Special,
3
for
81.00
Pears,
2
lb.
tins,
reg.
36c
each.
Special,
3
for
.
.
8.?
Peaches,
2Vi
lb.
tins,
reg.
45c.
Special,
3
for
$1.10
Peaches,
1
lb.
tins,
reg.
26c.
Special,
6
for
$1.00
Loganberries,
reg.
36c.
Special,
4
for
.51.00
Red
Pitted
Plums,
reg.
26c.
Special,
6
for
$1.00
Sliced
Pineapple,
reg.
20c.
Special,
6
for
$1.00,
Fresh
Vegetables
arriving
on
every
boat
Mussallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
Phones
18
and
81
P.O.
Box,
575
AreYouWell?
If
you
want
to
be
well
but
are
discouraged
because
health
is
denied
you
if
you
have
tried
everything
else,
then
this
little
message
conveys
a
KAY
01'
HOPE
Nearly
every
kind
of
disease
is
being
permanently
corrected
through
the
new
drug-less
science
of
CHIROPRACTIC
When
the
cause
is
removed,
Nature
can
do
her
work.
Consult
W.
C.
ASPINALL
G
and
7
Exchange
Block
Telephone
flreen
211
Residence:
1037
1st
Avenue.
-rtir
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies,
Bulk-ley
Valley
Hay
and
Grain,
Seeds,
Fertiliser
and
COAL,
call
up'
68
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
BANQUET
GIVEN
Q.C.
ISLANDS
IWTlltK
AMI
(SOX
AMI
MOTHER
AMI
DAiailTEK
AFFAIR
TROVES
TO
IJE
OUTSTAMHXO
EVENT
8KIDEQATE.
May
18.
At
Queen
Gbtrlotte
City
a
father
and
eon
and
mother
and
daughter
banquet
proved
to
be
one
of
the
moat
successful
events;
of
the
year.
It
was
planned
and
car
ried
out
under
the
aupervlaion
of
Rev.
1
j
and
Mra.
R.
Scott
of
the
United
Church
Marine
Mission
and
the
launch
Thomas
Crosby
was
used
In
bringing
the
j
visitors
from
neighboring
points.
The
success
was
due
largely
to
the
activity
,
of
the
missionary
and
his
wife
who!
received
the
visitors
with
cordiality
and
were
the
life
of
the
event.
Among
those
present
were
J.
Barge.
H.
Palrbalra,
O.
Miller
,C.
H.
Bevln.
E.
C.
Stevens,
Rev.
11.
Matthews,
O.
Tur
ner,
A.
C.
Pallant,
J.
Klteen
and
Capt.
Oliver,
each
having
his
son
with
him.
The
mothers
who
had
daughters
pre
sent
were
Mrs.
H.
Fairbalrn,
Mrs.
Scott.
Mrs.
J.
F.
Barge.
Mrs.
O.
Ede,
Mra.
J.
Gillespie.
Mrs.
Moon
and
Mrs.
J.
Karkle
Prominent
among
the
visitors
was
Colonel
Rider,
former
American
Consul
at
Vancouver,
who
gave
an
Impressive
address
regarding
the
friendly
relations
between
Canada
and
the
United
States.
There
were
toasts
to
the
King;
to
Meat
and
Butter
Shamrock
Bacon,
sliced,
per
lb.
Shamrock
Peamealed
Racks,
HOC
Dominion
Bacon,
sliced,
per
lb.
o0
Ayrshire
Bacon,
sliced,
per
lb.
'
JWr
sliced,
per
lb
r,i)i
Boiled
Ham,
sliced,
per
lb.
.
.
00
Roast
Pork,
sliced,
per
lb.
.
.
OOc
Jellied
Tongue,
sliced,
per
ib.
0f-Jellied
Veal,
sliced,
per
lb.
4i)f
Lorned
Beef,
Frey
Bentos,
sliced,
per
lb
4t)t
Bologna
Sausage,
sliced,
per
lb.
iWt
Pork
Sausage,
l's,
tall,
per
tin
0f
Shamrock
Hams,
per
lb
Picnic
Hams,
per
lb
l!Tf
E.C.D.
and,
Glendale,
l's,
2
for
Capitol
Butter,
l's,
per
lb.
.
.
Bulk
Butter,
3's,
New
Zealand
1)."0
.'
$1.-10
14's,
Capitol
Butter
S0.ur
The
above
are
all
quality
pro
ducts
and
guaranteed
to
satisfy
the
most
fastidious
taste.
Another
large
shipment
of
Fresh
Killed
Milk
Fed
Fowl
ar
riving
Wednesday.
Boiling
Birds,
per
lb
Heavy
and
Light
Fowl
SIH(-
Singapore
Pineapple,
2's,
sliced,
7
tins
for
o."ir
WATCH
OUR
SATURDAY
WINDOW
FOR
A
HIO
SOAP
SPECIAL
This
will
be
worth
your
while.
Toilet
Paper.
1
doaen
rolls
for
180
Snprerna
Polish,
$1.00
sise,
spe
cial
tir,e
Suprema
Polish,
50c
siie,
special
:t."ir
Libby's
Asparagus
Tips,
l's,
square.
3
for
IK5f
Baby
Carrots
and
Baby
Spinach,
4
tins
for
1)00
Unpolished
Jap
Rice,
per
lb.
U?
lust
opened
a
new
barrel
of
high-grade
Dill
Pick
res.
cer
dos.
10c
2
lbs.
of
Sauer
Kraut
and
1
lb.
of
Weiners
for
."Or
Saanich
Clams,
3
tins
for
...
55c
Aylmer
Soups,
2
tins
for
.
.
2:1?
Malkin'a
Best
Vinegar,
quarts,
each
-.
":l
Manchurian
Walnuts,
halves,
per
lb
HOf-
Preserved
Sugar
Ginger,
per
lb.
50c
Ginger
Snaps,
per
lb
lOt
New
Potatoes,
per
lb
100
Head
Lettuce,
larn.
2
for
.
.
il."r
Green
Onions,
Mint,
Leeks,
Pars
ley,
per
bunch
5(
Arriving
Wednesday
and
Friday
Tomatos
(Hot
HoumO.
ffelerv.
Cucumbers.
Radishes.
Bunch
Car-
rrots,
Bunch
Turnina.
New.
Gran
kCabbage,
Green
Peppers,
Texas
flCabbafre,
Asparagus
Tips,
New
warden
Peas.
Cauliflower,
Water
cress,
Rhubarb,
also
Fresh
and
Citrus
Fruits.
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phone
45-571
r
MakeYourOwn
SOAP
and
Save
Money!
All
you
need
is
waste
fats
and
PURE
FLAKE
full
Directions
With
frery
Can
YOUR
GROCER
SELLS
It!
"Sister
Nations"
proposed
by
Rev.
R.
Scott
and
seconded
by
Col.
Rider:
"Our
Mothers"
proponed
by
Miss
Clas
sic
Carmichacl
nad
responded
to
by
Mrs.
Bevln;
"Our
Fathers"
proposed
by
Kobert
Oliver
and
Harry
Bevln
and
responded
to
by
Mr.
Matthews;
"Our
Comrades
Group"
proposed
by
Mis
Muriel
Johnson
and
responded
to
by
Mrs.
Scott;
"Our
Talllcum"
group
pro
posed
by
H.
Mathews
and
responded
to
by
Mr.
Scott;
"The
Olrls"
proposed
by
Ted
Kltson;
"The
Boys"
proposed
by
Miss
Velma
Fairbalrn.
Musical
num-cefs
were
given
by
Misses
Barge,
Fair-oairn,
C.
Miller
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Scott
a:-.d
at
the
close
a
vote
of
thank
was
r.
oved
by
Philip
Turner
seconded
by
Robert
Scctt
and
put
by
Ted
Kltson.
Inspector
James
M.
Tupper,
RCJ.I.P.
commanding
officer,
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
trip
to
the
interior
on
official
duties.
Union
Oil
co.'a
tanker
Ollott
arrived
last
night
from
the
south
with
a
cargo
of
fuel
for
the
company's
local
Form
No.
13.
Section
39)
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OI'
INTENTION'
TO
APPLY
TO
PlKCIIASt
LAND
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
pu.
triet
and
situate
about
8
miles
from
the
mouth
of
Kbutae
River.
TAKK
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit
Western
Mining
Company
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
Mining
Company,
in--"da
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
one
foot
distant
from
the
Witness
post
on
the
West
side
of
Lot
173:
thence
westerly
SO
chains:
thence
southerly
30
chains;
'.hence
easterly
00
chains:
thence
northerly
10
chains,
atd
containing
100
leres.
m?re
or
less.
F.
PARDOG
WILSON,
Agent
for
Detroit
Western
Mining
Co.
Dated
18th
April.
1028.
s"sBBBaaBBaBaeaiSBBajBBBeaBBBwsBaBaaBajj
Premium
Average
weight
about
5
lb.
each.
Taking
whole,
special,
per
lb.
V2t
Flour
Five
Roses
or
Purity,
49
lb.
sack
S2.75
Brald'H
Best
Coffee,
1
lb.
tin
(15?
"Braid's
Best
Tea,
1
lb.
tin
.
.
70?
Lemon
Biscuits
in
wooden
box.
about
7
Ib.
net,
per
box
$1.10
Graham
Biscuits
in
wooden
box
SI.
10
Dollar
Sodas
in
wooden
box.
.
75f
Shredded
Wheat,
2
pkgs
i!5?
Puffed
Rice,
2
pkgs
:i5f
Kel
log's
Bran
Flakes,
2
pkgs.
'Z7t
Butter-Krust
Toast,
pkg.
.
.
40?
Ormond's
Dog
Biscuits,
pkg.
I0
Corn
Starch,
2
pkgs
l!.o
Casco
Potato
Flour,
2
pkgs.
it5f
Domolco
Molasses,
2's,
tin
.
.
.'(0?
Domolco
Molasses,
5's,
tin
.
.
05?
Pride
of
Canada
Syrup,
2V4
lb.
tin
per
5
Ib.
tin
Bird
Seed,
pkg.
Bird
Gravel,
pkg
Clark's
Catsup,
per
bottle
.
1)0?
$1.70
.
i!0f
.
15?
Nabob
Malt
Vinegar,
bottle
'Jl?
Welch's
Grape
Juice,
bottle
10?
Clark's
Potted
Meats,
3
tins
U.
C.
4
II.
Potted
Meats,
in
glass
Cooked
Ham,
sliced,
lb
."."5?
Premium
Bologna,
sliced,
Ib.
!S5?
E.C.D.
or
Fraser
Valley
Butter,
2
lb.
for
D.'C
Golden
Churn
Butter,
3
lb.
brick
$1.10
Covichan
Eggs,
Extras,
3
doz
$1.10
Buy
Extras
ajiiUcct
more
for
your
1
!
Itryafl,,,for
.
Plnce's
Soap
Flakes,
pkg.
.
.
Rinso,
3
pkgs
."r
Oreen
Vegetables
arriving
every
boat.
Our
prices
are
right
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA,
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
THRTJATLY
NKWS
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(y
The
Tramp)
Paul
Heydrlck,
one
man
track
team,
from
potomas
State
school
of
Keyser,
W
Va.,
set
a
record
for
Individual
scoring
at
the
Penn
State
tntcrscolaatlc
tree
ifAon
Saturday
with
33
points!1
THe
j
indumalneer
boy
took
flrat
taerilgh
Jump,
broad
jump,
prtfjurK,
;
hammer
throw,
di.-cus
and
)eHn
i
events.
He
also
finished
second
In
J
the
sliot-put.
Beycinck's
toss
of
130
lt
2
14
Inches
lu
the
discus
throw
broke
the
old
meet
record
by
four
Indies.
Fourteen
schools
figured
In
the
j
final
scoring.
i
;
Toronto
la
only
one
of
several
cities
bidding
for
the
services
of
Jack
Delaney,
Canadian
Ught-hcavj
weight,
whose
sortie
Into
tile
ranks
of
the
heavies
has
convinced
him
that
light-heavyweights
are
hl
dish.
Delaney
Is
now
looking
forward
to
a
rest
of
some
weeks
at
his
camp
In
Maine,
followed
by
a
training
campaign
which
wlU
fit
him
for
several
battles.
Dick
Dunn,
manager
and
matchmaker
of
the
Detroit
hockey
rink,
has
offered
the
Canuck
a
bout
with
Jim
Slattery
of
Buffalo.
Philadelphia
promoters
would
send
Delaney
against
Tommy
Loughran
In
the
Seaquleentsnnial
Stadium.
This
would
afford
tfce
.Quebec
man
an
opportunity
Of
segamlng
his
llght-beevy-weight
crown.
The
Toronto
bout
would
put
htm
in
wltb
Larry
Gains.
St.
Louis
offers
a
bout
with
"Chuck"
Wig
gins,
and
Saa
Francisco
sends
in
a
bid.
wno
win
start
the
sort
ban
game
in
Prince
Rupert?
This
seems
to
be
the
very
place
where
it
should
be
played.
If
It
takes
less
space
than
baseball,
it
might
not
be
difficult
to
locate
grounds
in
different
parts
of
the
city,
particularly
near
the
Mas.nlc
Hall
on
Sixth
Avenue
where
the
city
has
four
corners
that
could
be
used
If
we
are
to
be
up
to
date
aU
the
sports
should
be
played
and
this
would
appeal
to
those
who
possibly
cannot
Join
in
many
of
the
others.
Many
local
people
are
atlU
looking
forward
to
the
oomlng
Derby
at
Epsom
when
they
hope
their
favorite
horse
to
win.
Among
tb
entries
Black
Watch
Is
said
to
be
touched
in
the
wind
and
Is
one
of
the
doubtful
quantities;
Ran-
Jlt
Singh
I
saw
to
be
a
good
stayer
but
he
la
not
looked
upon
at
exactly
a
"classic"
colt.
But
la
not
by
any
means
a
sure
thing
that
the
favorites,
fairway
and
Bulend.
wUl
win.
Outsiders
usually
take
quite
a
lot
of
the
money.
A
Relchawehr
soldier
named
Hlrsch-
fleld
put
the
shot
at
Breslau
Monday
dulng
the
training
for
the
Olympics
a
distance
of
61
feet
9
S-S
inches,
mak
ing
a
new
world's,
rsaord.
Whether
this
mark
will
stand
Inspection
It
Is
not
known,
since
the
conditions
under
which
the
record
was
made
are
not
stated.
However,
Hlrchfleld
has
shown
extraordinary
abUlty
m
recent
testa,
and
on
several
occasions
approached
closely
the
record
mark.
He
Is
looked
upon
aa
one
of
the
surest
be
Is
in
the
German
Olympic
earn,
and
is
counted
-jn
to
bring
home
first
place
at
shot-
putting.
Charles
Murray
Buchan,
who
is
retlr-
Form
No.
It.
Section
IS)
LAND
ACT.
MiTin:
or
intention
to
aitly
to
rmriiAM;
i..m
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Hecordlng
District
and
situate
about
4
miles
from
the
mouth
of
Khutae
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit
Western
Mining
Company
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Mining
Company,
Intends
to
sddIv
Jor
Dermiaslon
to
our-
chaae
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
one
foot
acutb
of
S.W.
corner.
Lot
304:
thenoe
southwesterly
100
chains:
thence
easterly
10
chains,
more
or
lees;
thence
northeasterly
100
chains:
thence
westerly
30
chains,
and
containing
190
acres,
more
P.
PARDOG
WILSON,
Agent
for
Detroit
Western
Mining
Co.
Dated
18th
April.
199B.
LADIES
DRESSES,
Coats,
M
llinery
and
Lingerie
All
at
Bargain
Prices
at
FIKST
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
,
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
11th
St,
Telephone
637.
vsll
H-J
JGiigerifc.
Bp
thrills
the
heart
of
every
Bridc-to-be
r
I
And
truly
cvciy
Bridc-to-bc
loves
May
Belle
Lingerie
1
Every
slim,
silky
little
garment
is
so
entrancingly
dainty
and
bride-like
so
smart,
too
and
yet
practically
designed,
and
ivry
moderately
priced.
The
May
Belle
Strp-in-Qimbinition
and
Step-ins
illuurJted
are
but
two
of
the
many
May
Belle
undies
available.
There
are
myriad
of
adorable
lingerie
garments
suitable
for
the
most
fastidious
bridal
cheat
and
Always
in
Line
With
the
Mode
tng
from
active
football,
was
born
at
Plumstead
in
1891.
and
entered
senior
football
while
atlll
a
puptl
at
the
Woolwich
Pory
technic
Secondary
School.
The
tales
of
his
prowess
In
those
early
days'
make
his
development
Into
one
of
the
finest
forwards
in
modern
football
only
a
logical
squance.
He
assisted
the
Arsenal
while
still
at
school
and.
after
playing
in
the
Kent
league,
became
a
protest
tonal
at
the
invitation
of
Leyton.
In
1811,
before
be
was
1.
'.
signed
on
for
Sunderland,
wrtb
which
club
be
remained
for
14
seasons.
Before
coming
south
again
as
-ptain
of
the
Arsenal
in
I8SS.be
bad
scored
over
300
goals,
while
the
number
he
has
inspired
in
other
forwards
U
legion
To
see
this
tall,
angular
figure
dribble
the
ball
down
the
field
has
become
one
of
the
chief
delights
of
the
game.
Buchan
has
played
in
four
internationals,
and
last
year
led
the
Arsenal
in
the
Cup
Pinal,
his
first
appearauue
In
tbe
final
having
been
for
Sunderland
at
the
Crystal
Palace
In
181S.
His
Ability
as
a
strategist
Is
equalled
only
by
his
powers
aa
a
team
builder,
and
It
is
in
him
that
Arsenal
have
found
the
lever
to
lift
them
out
of
the
dangerous
position
In
which
they
found
them
elves
three
years
ago.
OFFICIAL
OF
EXPRESS
COMPANY
AND
REGINA
GIRL
MARRIED
IN
CITY
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
730
last
evening
In
tbe
Presbyterlm
Manse.
Bev
J
R
prjll
officiating,
of
Miss
Oladya
Emms
Bishop
or
Renin
and
Clifford
William
Smith
of
Bdmon-ton.
Witnesses
of
the
ceremony
wrrr
Mra.
PriSMii
and
Mrs.
A.
p.
Williams.
After
the
ceremony
Mr.
and
Mrs
Smith
sailed
aboard
tbe
Prince
Oeorge
for
Ocean
rails
whence
they
will
return
tc
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
and
proceed
to
Edmonton
where
they
will
make
their
home
The
groom
Is
quite
well
known
here
through
frequent
visit
to
Prince
Ru-pert
in
his
capacity
aa
travelling
.
for
the
Canadian
National
Ki
press
Oo.
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ri:inv
tkj.il.
Wllsiun
beSmon
snJuL
..'Ijl'
Judge
1
1
Young
In
County"
Opurt,
this
morning
and
elected
for
snesdv
t.ui
s
charge
of
falsifying
the
accounts
of
the
Northern
DC
Salmon
Fishermen's
Asoclation.
The
case
win
b.
with
tomorrow
morning.
Among:
troun
oirtur
lunnsr
members
of
the
PI
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club
of
the
University
of
British
Ooiumhi.
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In
connection
with
an
article
In
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last
Vancouver
Sunday
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and
Mrs.
John
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Betty
Somerset
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of
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lockstitch
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inside
all
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rule.
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