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June
2G,
1928
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Nothing
to
Slip
Nothing
to
Bind!
THE
May
Belle
Combination
Brassiere
Top
Bloomer
is
much
loved
because
of
its
real
comfort
and
competency!
Held
firmly
in
place
at
the
waist
by
the
no-elastic
bloomer,
the
brassiere
can
neither
slip
nor
catch
and
bind.
Smartly
cut
and
beautifully
tailored,
of
soft,
lovely
lockstitch
rayon,
in
fascinating
pasts!
had,
moderately
priced
and
durable,
this
dainty
undie
is
indeed
a
treasure
and
is
typical
of
all
May
flelle
Lingerie.
Let
the
hUy
Belle
label
inside
each
garment
be
your
guarantee
for
assart,
desirable
lingerie.
The
adorable
May
Bells
Junior
Lingerie
ranges
from
2
to
14
years.
Qntaft
fgfcttk,
I
fssSjfTlIlT
Teweflts,
CtMfeie.
JUuicfew
ALWAYS
IN
LINE
WITH
THE
MODE
M
ay
Belle
Lingerie
THE
NEW
MAY
1JELLE
IIOBETTE
BLOOMEU
T.uHurd
Uyk,
in
shades
oi
Sky,
Nile,
Coral,
Peach,
Crabapple,
with
contrast
trim.
"
C't
CJA
Special
t
pt-r
pair
(U
K
SPECIAL
MAY
BBLLK
BLOOMER
.
1)
!:
'ilicttf
ami
ordinary
style,
beautifully
finished
with
double
V
i
Totch.
lu
shades
of
Sky,
Nile,
Peach,
Crabapple,
Coral,
All
.sizes.
g-j
OS
I'.
r
n.iir
Fraser
&
Payne
Universal
Trading-
Co.
Now
is
ooa
ime
KODAKS,
KODAK
SUPPLIES
FILMS
Developing
and
Printing
for
Amateurs
Six
Hour
Service.
Films
left
liefore
12
noon,
print!
ready
6
p.m.
same
day
rimes
Ltd.
yfic
Pioneer
Dmooisls
THIRD
AVE.
V
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
tt?,200
f
Washes
and
Dries
Without
a
Wringer
HE
NEW
SAVAGE
59
per
cent
Faster
From
hamper
to
lino
in
14
minutes
Wasliecl.
KIiumI.
Rinsed
and
Dried.
Sold
on
easy
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Phone
3
City
Meat
Market
........
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ritiknft
i
I
iiims.i
Phone
7C5
MEAT.
PHI!.
VK(JETAHI.E8
and
.
.,,,.,
AM.
KINDS
OF
"NORWEGIAN
I'KOIIUCIP
at
low
prices,
arid
Immediatf
delivery
ObHcrvel
All
articles
are
of
superior
quality
and
absolutely
fresh.
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
Local
and
Personal
4
a
Taxi
l'hone
4.
Illj
4
Taxi.
tl
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
It.
Qh.
Phone
680
For
a
Tail
Phone
WO.
Oscar
Hanson,
tand,
.Central
Hate;.
.,
...
t.
tl
Mtt&fMuJL
ssJL
evening
I
o
onjf
ig
by
theBat-lp
to
VaBou-
Mrs.
H.
Mutrle
and
daughter
soiled
last
flight
by
the
Prince
Rupert
lor
Vancouver.
9
1;
Hyde
Transter
for
Bo
Cuttings,
double
load
S3
50
Good
value
tor
your
money.
Phone
500.
tl
Miss
Dorothy
Bdenshaw
aaUed
last
night
on
the
Prinoe
Charles
for
her
home
In
Massett.
H.
M
Blake
sailed
last
night
on
tht
Prince
Charles
tor
Stewart
where
he
r
planning
on
locating.
The
city
council
last
night
decided
to
sell
to
Canon
W.
P.
Rushbrook
Lot
64,
Block
3.
Section
7
for
100.
George
Mc
Ale
manager
of
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co..
sailed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
last
night
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Passengers
sailing
this
evening
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver
will
include
P
McLeod.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
Cornish
and
Mrs.
P.
Brochu.
Imperial
OH
Co.
'a
tanker
Mlna
Brea
is
due
In
port
today
or
tomorrow
fronr.
Icco
with
a
cargo
of
fuel
oil
for
the
company's
local
tanks.
Father
Godfrey.
OM.I
sailed
on
th?
Princess
Kathleen
tht
morning
fo
Bkagway
enroute
to
the
Atlla
district
where
he
win
spend
tl
next
few
week
on
ecclesiastical
duties.
The
report
of
the
fire
chief
to
the
city
council
last
night
for
Use
month
of
May
showed
a
total
loss
from
fire
of
SUO
and
the
cost
of
the
departmen
y
in
wages
$1,087.90.
J.
H.
Arnott
of
the
C.NJI.
general
TuprrUlendent's
office
here
sailed
by
tiie
Prince
Charles
last
night
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Massett
Inlet.
T.
W.
Falconer,
of
Alice
Arm.
Con
strvat.ve
for
Atlln
riding,
arrived
In
he
city
this
morning
from
Alloa
Ann
on
the
Catala.
He
Is
enroute
to
th'
Atlln
district
with
J.
C.
Brady,
MP
Mr.
and
Mr,
p.
O
Dawson,
aeeom
panled
by
Mrs.
Dawaon'a
house
atlas
Vara
Bollinger
of
North
are
making
the
round
trip
on
the
Prince
Charles
to
Stewart.
Anyox
and
Massett.
guest
Dakota
Capt.
Oaltner.
United
States
Arm?
')Acer
from
Baltimore.
Maryland,
ar-ived
In
the
city
from
the
Baat
by
train
and
sailed
this
morning
by
tne
Princess
Kathleen
for
Haines.
Alaska,
to
Join
the
post
at
Fort
W.Ulam
H.
Seward.
Passengers
salting
from
here
for
the
north
on
tne
Princess
Kathleen
thl:
morning
Included
Capt.
Oaither.
tor
Haines:
H.
Williams,
for
Atlln:
Mr.
and
Mrs
R.
H.
Collins,
for
Wrangell:
Father
Oodftwjr
and
Mam
A.
J.
Williams,
for
Skagway,
and
Mrs.
Lome,
for
Ketchi-
Oonslderable
Interest
la
being
taken
in
the
caee
at
the
Supreme
Ccurt
As-
diss
In
which
Ham-
Smith
of
Massett
Is
charged
with
the
murder
of
ht
ather.
All
the
pub'le
section
of
the
courtroom
was
taken
up
and
a
f
persons
were
standing
when
the
raw
opened
this
morning.
Many
of
then'
were
women.
On
and
after
July
9.
1999.
Borden
Street,
will
be
closed
tor
construction
of
mscsdam
road
from
Taylor
Street
to
Bigger
Place.
All
Interacted
kindly
ke
provisions
for
approximately
alx
weeks
supplies.
H.
A.
McLBAN.
1S1
City
Baglneer
.
4
e.
4
4'
ANNOUKCBMBNTS
Moose
Picnic.
June
94.
Pioneer'
Picnic.
July
8.
She
Could
Not
Work
HEADACHES
Were
So
Severe
Mrs.
A.
Ttiohl,
Borstall,
Bask.,
writes
i
"I
was
troubled
with
very
severe
headaches,
and
sometimes
I
could
net
do
mv
work.
"One
day
a
frlei.d
told
me
about
sml
ailvistd
ms
to
give
It
a
trial.
I
decided
to
iiu
so,
ami
after
taking
a
few
bottles
I
found
it
had
done
me
a
world
of
good,
and
I
haven't
had
any
headaches
jfor
a
long
tiais
now.",
Man
ufae
tared
only
by
Tie
X.
Hilbura
Qo,
f-'mititd.
Toronto.
pr
TE
DAILY
NEWS
PA
OK
THRF.K
W.
J.
Oner
reursflj
the
city
this
morning
on
the
Oati'ftrirora
Anyox.
Mrs.
Algy
Hunter
arrived
In
town
this
morning
from
Stewart
on
the
Catala.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
went
out
on
today's
train
returning
to
hie
summer
home
it
Kalum.
Clarence
Thomaon
will
sail
by
the
Oataia
this
evening,
'
for
Vancouver
on
a
lollday
trip,
Moonlight
excursion
to
Chatham
Sound,
July
6.
88.
Princess
Royal
selling
at
B
pjn.
183
Mrs.
II.
Rochford
was
a
through
passenger
on
the
Oataia
this
morning
roml
J
tew
art
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
H.
8.
Parker
of
the
"Exclusive"
ieady-to-wea-
will
leave
for
the
south
st
the
end
of
the
week
on
a
buying
trip.
Mr.
and
Mra.
R.
F.
McNaughton
sailed
aat
night
on
the
Prince
Charles
to
.nake
the
round
trip
to
Anyox.
Stewart
ind
Massett
Inlet
paints.
Roaa
Petrle.
travelling
auditor
for
the
Premier
Ocld
Mining
Co.
was
aboard
the
Catala
this
morning
on
his
way
outh
after
a
visit
to
the
mine.
L.
W.
Pa
Una
re
has
been
appointed
gent
for
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
minister
if
lands
and
Liberal
candidate
for
this
liatrlct
for
the
Provincial
Legislature.
Paddy
Dolan
srrlvwd
In
the
city
on
last
nlght'a
train
bom
the
east
to
rejoin
tne
mechanical
staff
of
the
Dally
Sews
of
which
he
was
for.r
-ly
a
Moonlight
excursion
tickets
can
b-1
bad
from
the
CP.B.
office
or
any
m
m-ser
of
the
Has'
Lodge.
Thjeae
to
be
exchanged
for
reguW
86.
tickets.
Fare,
1.SS.
'.SI
A
rock
slide
in
tne
mountains
this
iide
of
Jasper
Park
was
the
cause
of
he
delay
of
yesterday
afternapn'a
regu-ar
train
from
the
Bast
which
finally
irrtved
about
9
o'ekaek
last
evening.
Wat.
Smith
of
the
Detroit
Western
Ulnlng
Co.
of
Vancouver
which
la
lucres
ted
in
Khutnt
Inlet,
returned
to
Vancouver
on
the
Oataia
this
after-icon
after
spending
a
few
days
in
the
iistrtct
on
bust
Mra.
A.
B.
ChambtrUn
was
among
the
ssssngers
arriving
In
town
this
morning
by
the
Princess
Kathleen
and
was
net
here
by
Mra.
Jamas
Brown
of
Port
Gaslngton,
with
whom
Mra.
Chamberlin
vlll
apend
the
summer
on
the
Kcrtall.
M.
McDonald,
netce
of
Mm.
Wo.
Millar,
of
Sixth
Avenue
Bast,
arrived
in
the
city
thu
morning
by
the
Princess
Xatiileen.
Mlas
McDonald
came
to
B.C.
llrect
from
New
Zealand
on
the
orangl.
where
she
made
an
extended
lait
since
leaving
her
home
In
South
frlca
some
elgh;
en
months
ago.
Mlas
McDonald
will
enjoy
a
visit
to
Prince
lupert
for
an
Indefinite
period.
PRAIRIERAIN
HELPS
CROPS
rVHKAT
Hfc.tlllMi
Ol'T
AT
(INK
OK
TWO
I'OINTfi
AM)
ALL
I'OMl.NU
O.X
WELL
WINNIPEG.
June
94.
Despite
heavy
xnd
almost
continuous
aain
over
the
vbole
of
western
Canada
during
the
past
week
condttione
continue
to
re-.naln
highly
promising,
aecordlng
to
the
eighth
weekly
crop
repot
t
of
the
Janadian
National
Railways,
Issued
to-Jay.
Bxcept
for
a
small
area
of
low
ly-
.ug
ground
immediately
east
of
Win-alpsg
where
farms
have)
bean
badly
ilooded.
in
some
cssss
to
a
depth
of
:wo
feet,
no
point
reporta
any
damage
whatever
from
the
heavy
downfiour,
on
.be
contrary,
optimism
still
remains
nigh
and
as
wheat
has
now
reached
.ufflcient
height
to
shade
the
ground
i.
id
prevent
excessive
evaporation
of
.nolsture
In
the
event
of
a
hot
spell,
It
s
generally
considered
that
the
rainy
period
hau
vraatically
aaaured
one
of
:he
biggest"
crops
In
the
history
of
the
srest.
Ail
that
is
required
now
kt
.avorabls
growing
conditions
as
there
Is
plenty
of
moisture
in
she
ground
to
.sat
from
three
to
five
weeks.
Wheat
has
reached
the
shot
blade
tage
In
most
sections
of
the
country.
A
few
point
in
central
Saakatchewan
and
northern
Alberts
retort
wheat
be
ginning
to
head
out
As
at
the
moment
3t
writing,
clear
sunny
weather,
with
light
cool
brecse
prevslle
over
the
whole
of
the
weat.
wheat
should
reach
the
shot
blade
stage
everywhere
within
the
next
few
dsys.
In
the
vicinity
of
Prince
Albert,
oat
end
barley
are
reported
to
be
13
inches
high
and
In
good
i-nrtluon.
Som
trouble
from
wild
oats
Is
re-lo'ted
about
Langham,
Saek.,
and
It
n:s
been
necessary
to
9fOW
In
a
few
::
id-i
of
wiieat
Pig
weed
was
causing
i
1irilrulty
around
KamtUck.'
Bsek.,
but
ju
la
thougnf
the
rslrik
ft
help
ovsr
I
'unif
of
this
trouble.
'
These
are
the
inly
two
points
repotting
'w$ed
trouble.
NOTICE.
Edwin
L.
Clapp
announce
that
he
Iisn
acquired
tlx-
Inteatst
of
C.
J
Steven
in
the
Beaver
bottling
Works
and
that
alter
thin
data,
will
be
res-pon-ihii
for
only
Mich
business
as
he
')
inu'ted
personally
on
behalf
of
the
.ml
He.iVTr
BottUnn
Works.
t
i
-il'
Edwin
L.
Clapp.
1S1
'I
(-'
.,
U
III
IIMI
f
I
.1
"
I
-
'
.
I
IH
l
I
III
III'
Watch
lo
FINE
STEAMER
I'KINCKHH
KATIII.KEN
1
1
K
It
i:
THIS
JKIIIMM)
liKLIKVINd
ON
AUVSK.V
lll'N
KMC
I'ltl.NCLHS
LOl
HE
The
palatial
new
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Princess
Kathleen,
Capt.
Arthur
later,
making
a
special
trip
north
hi
place
of
the
Princess
Louise,
which
is
In
dry
dock
at
Victoria
following
a
recent
accident,
called
at
Prince
Rupert
tor
the
first
time
this
morning.
With
a
large
group
of
tourist
passengers,
the
vessel
arrived
from
Vancouver
at
10:16
and
silled
an
aour
later
for
Skagway.
She
Is
due
back
on
Saturday
afternoon
aouthtnund.
Usually
operated
In
the
Triangle
run
between
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
tie.
the
Princess
Kathleen
and
her
ter
ship.
Princess
Marguerite,
arc
the
largest
and
finest
passenger
shlpn
now
operating
in
the
Brltlah
Columbia
eoast
service.
The
vessel
is
of
8675
gross
tonnage,
a
quarter
as
big
again
as
the
Princess
Louise,
next
largest
vessel
on
the
coast,
and
has
leaping
and
dining
saloon
accommodation
-for
336
flrat-
otass
passengers,
with
a
day
capacity
of
1600.
She
la
the
laat
word
on
this
eoast
in
elaborate
fittings
and
The
Princess
Kathleen
turned
In
a
new
record
In
making
the
trip
from
Vancouver
to
Prinoe
Rupert,
making
the
run
of
nearly
800
miles
in
exactly
j
twenty-four
hours
at
an
average
spsed
if
twenty
knots
per
hour.
The
nearest
approach
to
this
was
made
scene
years
ago
when
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
did
the
trip
In
a
Mttle
over
94
hours.
FIREWORKS
EXPLODED
RESULT
OF
CIGARETTE
THOMPSON
VILLK.
Conn.,
June
36
One
man
and
three
boys
were
Instantly
killed
when
a
small
fireworks
factory
sxplrded
from
a
cigarette
thrown
by
somebdy
outside.
HUGE
SUM
IS
PAID
ALICE
IN
WONDERLAND
PHILADELPHIA.
June
96
The
orig
inal
manuscript
of
Alice
In
Wonderland
recently
purchased
by
a
dealer
for
477.000
waa
sold
to
an
unnamed
collect
or
for
6160,000.
j
Market
Prices
LAUD
Pure
9Sc
Compound
30c
toils
B.C.
Freeh
pullets
S6r
B.C.
Fresh
first
40c
BC
Fresh
extras
ec
Local
new
laid
loc
1111
Smoked
kippers,
lb
lie
Kippered
salmon,
lb
3So
Smoked
black
cod.
lb
80c
Finnan
baddies,
lb
34c
MEATS
No.
1,
lb
90c
and
40c
Roasting
ohiukeu.
lb
4M
Broilers"....
c
,
I
Item,
siloed,
first
grade
'900
Ham,
whole,
first
grade
96c
(
Ham.
picnic,
lb
99tfcc
Cottage
rolls,
lb
..
99J,
Bacon,
back,
sliced
NM,
Bacon,
side
4Sc
to
66c
Pee,
arjr
ssit
35c
j
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb
SSc
Veal,
shoulder
36c
Veal
loin
40o
Vesl.
leg
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yard
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wide
Wif
Printed
Silks
and
Georgettes
in
dresslentrths
to
form
a
charming
frock
at
a
reasonable
price.
40
inches
wide,
yard
..
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Celanese
in
neat
stripes
and
plaids.
Correct
for
sport
wear.
38
inches
wide,
yd.
$l.i0
3rd
Avenue
Lovely
floral
Rayons
in
dainty
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shades.
86
inches
wide,
per
yard
$1.00
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from
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To
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