.Mitay,
May
M,
192S
BAltT
Tfifi?Q
:
BOOTH
SCHOOL
Racking
Headaches?
CINCINNATI
IS
turning
BEAT
BORDEN
Kidneyjroubles?
Quickly
relieved
by
IN
FIRST
PLACE
lOXB
CiOAf,
TO
NOTIIIXfl
"Fruit-a-tives"
IX
J!
NOU
Shoes
(IN
KATHtllAV
!
(11
ATrj'MST
TWO
U.iy.H
&y
VVKEK-
K.VK
TO
rillC
WIO
(
t
H
ANII
ltVt
children,
from
.
.
.
mtf
i
',y.
from
....
$1.6.1
Mi-n.
$i.:r
Tl
.
;
ure
real'
bargain
i.
i
s.
We
have
a!ao
a
arrant
Inii'ijt
of
Men
s
Suits
in
Navy
Blue
Serge,
made
inm
(.'onuine
imported
Enr-
i
-h
materials
by
the
best
:akf.i.
from
.
.
.
820.00
up
I.
n
-
and
Boys'
Pants
from
$1.0.1
;
v
and
Girla'
Blazers,
I'
com
$1.71
up
I
;
li
s'
Silk
and
Wool
.u
atcrs
at
prices
33
per
cent
lew.
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
It.
Miller,
Proprietor
Why
Buy
Cake?
'
in
Vancouver
when
you
i
v
a
better
qaaHty
cake
'
v
per
cent
cheaper
in
your
own
cfty
and
!
.laily.
I
'
M
:ind
Dark
Fruit
Cake,
lb
-IOf
'
In
i
r
and
Citron
Cake,
!l
,10f
''mind
(lake,
.with
mixed
fruit
Ii
IOC
I
unrh
Cake
at
U.lf
"
Cake
at
Uof
'''.
to
make
your
own
'
prosperoan
by
encour-
the
workmen
of
your
'U
n.
iir
uixkIm
are
all
made
in
ur
Bakery
and
the
(u.tlity
is
unsurpawed
Electric
Bakery
If,,
,1
vp.
Telephone
M7
City
Meat
Market
Selvljr
Ilros.
Tf,i-d
Ave.
phone
765
1;
((
J
'HONSAKK
'
-orter
noik
out
'
'-ki
fikekonerver
'
"
-e
ukkefkavrlnecr
'
i
ke
hvetetUnrokkcr
;
"r
ke
ruRskonraUer
'-k..
knekkebrod
;'-ke
flntbrod
'"utter
o.s.v.
'
'
y.
varer.
IlllllKe
nrUer.
iiuritK
onihringeUe
NayySoits
and
Ensemble
Suits
emers
HOoyi
School
footbsRTeam
won
on
Via
t
urday
over
Bcrden
in
the
Junior
Foot-balt
League
by
the
narrowest
margin,
one
goal
to
nil.
Borden
played
clever
football
right
from
tn
start.
Kanaya
and
Kattti-jama
in
the
wlnss
carried
nlav
Booih
territory
but
Smith
had
little
dlfBcuiry
to
clean,
Seaner
,t
back
topped
Olokena.
Walters
centred
well
Colliaon
cleared
Ma
lines
and
Buwn.
lch.
Olckena
and
Walters
Indulged
In
a
oo
pawing
bout.
Font
Dickens
shot
ow
ptaher
and
Vaechev
were
atrong
defender
and
Wilson
wa
ate
In
coal.
Wlrwham
r.i
.-.n
and
Oiiker
had
a
lone
tn
tn.
....
Juat
wide.
Wllaon
saved
again.
Pyle
kicked
clear.
Then
Borden
broke
away
"Ul
v.ieoai
waa
stopped
and
Wllaon
aaved
twice
The
game
well
fought
out
though
Booth
preening
more.
HK.L
.
.
.
.
.
lections
Act
5th
dsy
of
then
were
iiu
me
nin
in
their
favor
In
the
second
half.
Borden
had
i
stood
.nance
w
mane
their
llrat
win.
Wing
oe
clever
run
but
Wllaon
cleared.
Borden
attacked.
Smith
lor
Borden
waa
clever.
Booth
well
but
ahot
weakly
and
Borden
de
fence
were
leaving
few
opening.
la
,
break-away
Nakamoto
hit
the
crow
bar
and
Booth
had
a
very
narrow
a
h.
won
iiw
an
equally
narrow
eacape
let
Booth
off
But
the
latter
were
piwaalng
more
.rontlnuottaty.
Fyle
sujppea
a
dangerous
raw.
Vaccher
topped,
Walters
Kanaya
and
Naka
mow
were
nearly
through.
Rardlc
and
Vaccher
ahowed
neat
football.
Nekton
waa
eafe
for
Booth.
And
then
with
every
proapect
of
the
game
endlne
In
a
draw
Walters
broke
through
and
Booth
were
a
goal
up.
Nakamoto
had
another
attempt
at
putting
Borden
on
the
aeore
sheet
but
juat
missed
It
waa
easily
Borden's
beat
per-fcrmanee
and
with
a
little
more
luck
they
would
have
won.
The
teams
follow:
Borden
Wllaon.
Pyle
and
ruber;
Smith.
Vaccher.
Hardle:
Kateuyama.
Pong.
Nakamoto.
Cbenoaki
end
Kanaya.
Boom-
Ted
Smith.
Colllaon
and
Nel-Bon;
Coluaat,
Ollker
and
Croat:
Walters.
Dickens.
Suaaantcb.
Wood
and
Wing-ham
Jack
Campbell
referred
and
W.
John
ston
and
Irvine
were
on
the
line
TERRACE
GOLF
CLUB
TO
ELECT
OFFICERS
MEETING
TOMORROW
TERRACE.
May
14
Officers
for
the
year
will
be
elected
at
a
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Ooif
Club
called
for
to
morrow
evening.
A
flock
of
over
seventy
sheep
belong
ing
to
W.
J
Ooodwln
of
KJtsumkalum
are
keeping
the
grata
on
the
course
well
crapped
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT
I'lllMK
lll'I'EKT
ll.M'TOKAI,
lilMtllll'T
NOTICB
la
hereby
liven
that
I
on
Monday,
the
aist
day
of
MayM9'J8,
:i
the
hour
of
10
o'clock
In
the
fore-
toon,
at
the
Court-house,
Prlnoe
Ru
pert,
bold
a
sitting
of
the
Court
of
tevmon
ssr
tne
puipus
ex
renasnf
he
list
of
votan
for
the
said
electoral
district,
snd
of
hearing
and
determining
any
sua
aii
onjecuons
to
toe
retention
it
any
name
on
the
said
Hat,
or
to
the
registration
a
a
voter
of
any
applicant
for
ret
nitration;
and
for
the
other
urposss
set
ionu
in
toe
rrovincuu
Dated
st
Price
Rupert.
B.C..
this
A
April,
ram
rtEOlBTHAM
VUTBKB.
tta
Prions
Jpupert
electoral
Die
trio.
T..
IVN'l)
ACT
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
D
land
gUd
situate
on
Moresby
Island
adjacent
to
Alllford
Bay
Skldegate
Inlet
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICK
that
Pacific
Mills
Limited
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
pulp
mid
paper
manufacturers,
intenos
to
spplv
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
8
W
corner
of
8
T.L.
634TP:
thence
73
dearoa?
10
J,?lV
iinn
ft
theitoe
North
33
degreee
jo
minutes
West
""""'.'S
ttaVi
ninrth
11
dearees
30
minutes
Bast
iAstroiiomlci
800
ft
:
theaoe
North
3
Jzll
ojMi
i
Astronomic
3400
ft.
?h?nT
North
80
degrees
6wt
(Astrono-mtel
860
ft.
more
or
less,
to
n
'nter-..h
the
hiuh
wster
mark
of
TnifV,rH
nv-
thence
following
the
said
A"'f0.iay.Vrinit.herly
to
the
point
"J"
-1
,iC
save
siid
except
one
iinVaimna'one
acre
more
or
less
riasfc
Mi.....
ujjjaa
t
By
Parker
Samuel
Bonney.
Dated
April
Iglgg
J61
'
,
(Form
F.)
CKKTlVlCATnoFlMrnOVWIENTS
.
7m.
wiot.
Lot
4S47:
IMncess
Pat.
w
yLn.
Lot
48W.
M.A.P.,
Lot
430";
situate
in
the
Atlln
i
M-
Mineral
uiaim-.
oistrlct.
Where
'
.
Iln
miles
from
"1
wr.fw"
.
James
Stokes
TAKE
2JI5?
Certificate
ivmi
Miner's
and
C.
R
!I25r'15S1i
r
iisty
doys
from
thj,
the
rlie
dtte
hereof,
hereof,
to
w
sp
"
1
nf
i-nrnw.
Improve-
Recorder
for
s
Oerti
obummg
t
menu,
for
tin
w
,.ulm.
Crown
Orant
of
hat
action.
And
further
take
i'1'V
commenced
under
sectlrm
"'"
.',.,,
certificate
'of
"
before
the
issue
of
lmprovemf","
,M,r
i.
.
n
i'2ft
MRS.
R.
TESSIER
St.
Jean
tie
Matha,
P.Q
.
"I
was
very
weak,
angered
from
a
bad
case
of
kidney
trouble
and
severe
headache.
I
waa
treated
for
a
long
time,
but
became
discouraged,
so
decided
to
fry.
Fruitativea."
Soon
I
noticed
a
relief,
and
alter
six
months
my
health
completely
returned."
Airs.
Romulus
Tesaier.
"Fruitativea"
works
with
nature
to
restore
healthful
action
to
kidneys,
liver,
stomach
and
bowels.
It
la
made
only
of
the
intensified
juices
of
ripe,
fresh
fruit
and
tonka
which
drive
out
poisons,
purify
the
blood,
cleanse
and
tone
up
the
whole
system.
Start
your
system
working
correctly
with
''Frulratives."
2Sc
and
50c
a
box.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(lly
The
Tramp)
Prom
a
picnic
pastime
softbaU
has
grown
in
a
few
years
to
be
almost
a
major
sport
In
Ontario.
Parka
are
be
ing
used
for
playing
the
game
and
where
not
suitable
are
converted.
Everywhere
the
countryside
seems
almost
softball
eraay.
Oempsey
and
tu
wtfa
are
to
play
in
the
autumn
In
"The
Big
Fight"
at
the
Broadway
Theatre,
New
York
The
show
is
scheduled
to
open
In
Septem
ber.
e
Judge
Lnndia
of
Chicago
who
was
re
cently
vlaltlng
In
eastern
Canaga.
urged
the
provision
of
playgrounds
for
child
ren
where
they
might
play
gamea.
He
said:
I
do
not
ask
you
to
tear
down
your
downtown
bualneas
blocks
to
take
the
property
and
make
play
grounds.
But
I
aak
you
to
resolve
that
now,
from
this
time
on,
we
wnl
have
places
around
the
town
for
this
pur
pass.
Ton
ean
get
today
far
dolls
what
fh
ten
"years
from
now
will
eoat
thousands.
And
If
it
lan't
done
today
you
will
have
to
face
the
problem
tan
years
from
now.
It
has
to
be
done."
In
Kngland
at
girls'
preparatory
schools
and
m
women's
athletic
clubs
and
In
California
lacrosse
la
played
ex
tensively
by
the
fair
sex.
The
Canadian
colony
at
Lot
Angles
introduced
Use
game,
and
there
la
now
a
women'a
league
m
that
section
of
the
Golden
State.
A
late
number
of
The
Sphere
(London)
can-tea
a
picture
of
lively
melee
In
a
women
li
game
under
which
the
following
signi
ficant,
in
Canada,
caption
"A
violent
fsanlnlne
sport;
an
Incident
during
a
lacrosse
match
at
Backenhatr
In
which
the
North
defeated
the
Beat
by
IS
goals
to
3.
In
Canada
lac;
Is
a
popular
sport
among
men
SPORT
CHAT
the
main
event,
a
eta
three-
minute
round
bout
between
Oeorga
Bard
and
Ned
Byrne,
an
attractive
diah
of
boxing
wiu
be
served
to
the
fa
at
the
tournament
to
be
held
this
Thursday
evening
under
the
auspti
of
the
Orand
Terminal
Football
Club.
Other
items
on
the
card
win
be
fellows:
Se-Mtadujeyfleojg
Howe
vs.
Srnle
fotfr
rbOriotr
OTie-K
Ol"
INTKNTIOV
TO
APPLY
TO
PrrenT
'
I
RAii:
LAM
BundYoid
quartette.
Oeorge
Yorke
vs.
Nick
Qurvlch,
three
rounds.
Eddie
Smith
vs.
Rudolph
Nelson.
three
rounds.
Tod
Moriuui
vs.
Waldo
Antonalll
three
rounds.
H.
O.
Perry
has
donated
eleven
medals
for
the
members
of
the
football
team
winning
the
Perry
Challenge
Cup
this
year.
The
cup
la
at
present
In
the
possession
of
the
McBrlde
team.
and
should
It
be
won
by
McBrlde
this
year
will
become
their
property.
There
are
three
Prince
Oeorge
teams
this
sea
son
from
which
It
is
expected
a
team
will
be
selected
to
meet
McBrlde
In
the
cup
series.
'
IDEAL
CONDITIONS
AT
RIFLE
RANGES
WHERE
WEEKLY
SHOOT
JS
HELP
Ideal
weather
conditions
prevailed
at
the
rifle
range
yesterday
when
shoot
ing
waa
carried
on
under
the
Northern
aC.
Regiment.
M.
M.
Lamb
won
the
spoon
and
will
be
handicapped
In
fu-
ture
contests.
Follow!
it?
are
the
scores:
200
800
600
Ttl.
M.
M.
Lamb
so
34
A.
Wylle
27
38
R.
Wilson
30
W.
Brass
m
J.
Waitt
37
C.
MoKeown
86
ri'on
27
Bubicrlb
for
the
Dally
Ntwi.
30
04
31
00
2860
3188
37
64
27-83
77-81
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'
")l.l
OX
M'0
-
(8peclal
to
Dally
News)
NEW
TORK,
May
1
-
Cincinnati
R
ds
replaced
New
York
Oianta
at
the
j
head
of
the
National
League
.
over
the
'
week-end
wttb
a
JWMundlng
thud
and
I
i
are
now
entrenched
at
the
top
wHb
'
a
margin
at
awe-asd-a-half
games.
To-!
day
see-
Ohlraga
Cubs
and
St.
Louis
(Cardinals
preawntg
the
Olaato
n
for
I
seoond
pisre
with
Pttuburg
Pirates
and
Brooktjrn
Bofetns
net
bopsieaaly
behind.
I
j
The
adV
wen
on
both
Saturday
and
!
Sunday
swetr
the
PbUlies
who
are
far
down
In
the
aaUac
and
the
Oianta
lent
both
their
games
to
the
Chisago
Out.
The
itew
Tort
Yankees
taproved
'
tlieir
bold-asi
the
American
League
au-1
premacy
by
Inflicting
two
defeats
on
i
the
Detroit
Tigers.
Philadelphia
Athla-j
!
tics
lost
twice
to
Cleveland
Indians
who
1
,
have
nearly
wrested
-eond
place
from
'
them.
Washington
Senators
came
Into
I
the
limelight
again
by
winning
both
week-end
games
from
the
cellar
dwelling
Chicago
White
Sox.
The
week-end
scows
were
as
follows:
SATIllllW
KCOKtft
National
League
Boston
3.
St.
Louis
5.
Brooklyn
4.
Pittsburg
5.
New
York
a.
Chicago
4.
Philadelphia
1,
Cincinnati
3.
Ameriean
League
Detroit
7.
Near
York
8
Cleveland
3.
Philadelphia
1.
St.
Louis
2.
Boston
IS.
Chllcago
0.
Washington
6.
('t
league
San
Francisco
1-3,
Oakland
3-4.
Seattle
5.
Hollywodo
3.
Portland
.
Missions
a.
I
Los
Angeles
4,
Sacramento
2.
i
M
MIAV-MOKHX
American
Ieazte
Detroit
X
New
York
7.
j
Washington
10.
Chllcago
3
FhUadelhpla
0,
Cleveland
3.
;
National
league
j
New
York
i.
Chicago
8
,
Philadelphia
4,
ClnetnnaU
II.
Pttuburg
s.
Brooklyn
S
Boston
6.
St.
Louis
6
Csstvt
LragHe
Seattle
0-7.
Hollywood
7-5
Los
Angeles
S-S.
Sacramento
1-7
San
Francisco
3-8.
Oakland
4-11.
Portland
3-1.
Mlaaloin
3-3.
Oi0cnnaaL
,
,
New
York
..
Chicago
St.
Louis
..
Pittsburg
.
.
Brooklyn
...
Boston
Philadelphia
i.i:aoik
tahlem
Nlltta
ImM
'w
i
.
.
a
L.
13
13
13
.
New
York
IS
6
Philadelphia
It
7
Cleveland
,8
10
St.
Louis
.,.,14
15
Washington
il
13
Detroit
If
18
Boston
15
Chicago
.S
30
,i
Ten
Years
Ago
t
In.
Prince
Rupart
MAY
II.
lli.
aw
I
JMI
J73
.880
.481'
J78
aoe:
.783!
M0
449
'
.483
.438
.387
.
373
a
The
present
world
'
scarcity
of
fuel.
it
la
said,
should
provide
an
excellent
opportunity
for
the
development
of
Mortheiu
British
Columbia's
coal
fields.
trg
south,
says
thathe
expect
to
have
tw
plant
in
op.rauh
early
in
Jnm.
Negotiation
ate
now
under
way
be-1
tween
American
m
wrest
and
the
gov
ernment
for
the
leasing
of
the
local
dry
dock
for
the
purpose
of
building
skips.
Man
in
the
Moon
Any
man
with
a
rensonablc
amount
of
persistence
nt:l
nblllty
can
make
tncney
The
cl
i
tit
ulty
Is
to
upei.d
It
bcly.
The
wipe
man
i.-
lie
who.
while
mak-
fit
of
your
copy
of
aily
News
every
night
by
having
it
delivered
to
your
address
by
carrier
t
00
paid
in
advance
will
bring
it
to
you
every
night
for
a
year
keep
Yourself
Well
Posted
about
world
news,
district
news,
all
the
doings
of
Prince
Rupert,
your
own
town,
and
by
no
means
the
least,
get
the
NEWS
OF
THE
STORES
their
prices
and
their
bargains
by
reading
regularly
THE
DAILY
NEWS
out
of
life
every
day
as
it
The
fishing
season
will
be
open
for
trout
pret'y
soon
snd
then
I
know
a
few
people
who
will
be
happy.
II
a
young
couple
could
live
on
there
would
be
no
need
for
new-lyweds
to
work.
There
was
s
a
oe
snuniuons
ixjaru
gaa
purcnaseo
'to
the
beach
a
the
entire
output
of
the
new
sawmill
been
suffering
at
Seal
,
Cove
for
the
coming
several
'alace.
montoa.
g.
r.
Duby.
tna
manatar,
who
ratarned
this
morning
from
a
business
ing
provision
for
the
future
takes
Joy
i
local
young
lady
went
week
ago
and
ah
has
with
sunstroke
The
modern
girl,
I
read.
Is
allowed
too
much
latitude
In
her
dree.
Still.
It
compensates
for
lack
of
longitude.
WHIST
DRIVE
HELD
SATURDAY
EVENING
BY
ENGLISH
ORDER
A
successful
whist
drive
under
the
susploes
of
the
Royal
Society
of
St.
Oeorge
was
held
Saturday
evening
st
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Nor-liiiKUm.
U28
Hay
Core
Avenue.
There
w..:v
five
tables
and
the
prize
winners
were
Ui
dies'
first
.
Mrs
C
J.
Norrlng-trn
iudl'V
.vi-ciiM
MImi
Phyllis
Way!
tl,
n's
pri.
F
J
Fuller,
men's
second,
W
O
Vlfter
Strength
for
spring
days
1
111
MliITL
-r.
A
illFUV
AT1
will
give
it.bu
need
it
after
the
heavy
foods
of
Winter
the
crisp,
crunchy
thoroughly
baked
shreds
of
wholewheat
TJUSCUIT-
a
crisp,
crunchy
wafer
Jlude
lv
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Ltd;
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU!
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
served
at
midnight.
Another
similar
event
will
be
bald
an
the
evening
of
May
39
at
the
a.
rami
Of
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
ti.T.P.
20,000
Ton
Floalini;
Dry
I)rk
Ennlneers,
Machinist.
Uoilermakera,
HlacksmithH,
Pattern
makers.
Founders
Woodworker.
Etc
EI.ECTIUC
AND
ACKTVLENE
WELDINfi.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMEItCIAl.
WOKX.
PHONES
43
and
385
Dainty
reirvRhsoeou
were
Mr
c
Brewerton,
980
Btewnth
Aw.1
.East.
Union
steamer
Catala.
Cap.
E.
A-I
Dickson,
arrived
in
port
at
0:48
last
ji'venlnK
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
M
pin.
for
An
vol.
Stewart
and
other
jiHidthern
points.
Passengers
aboard
the
Catala
included
J.
H.
PUUbury.tMr
and
Mm
e.
MevMi
mi
W.
u.
Siacb
for
'
Prince
Irdpert;
A
Jobnlc.
Mlas
Sulann
land.
Wist
Abrsmsori,
H
Bogg,njif,
J
Vincent
for
Anyos:
H.
Sparrow.
H.
Beeaon.
R.
II.
Sargent,
8.
Hammond,
W.
Turner.
O
O
ttouth.
J.
Knlpple.
D.
B.
Sutherland,
K.
Currle,
Ed.
Jung.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
A.
Newlanda.
J.
A
Bray
and
H.
P.
Gibson,
for
Stewart;
A.
Ouids.
H.
8.
Bidden
and
A.
Magulre,
for
Alice
Arm:
J.
Morrison,
for
Wales
Island:
C.
Christian,
for
Tucks
Inlet;
R.
II.
Keynerllng.
for
Arrandule.
W.
II.
Tobey,
CR.
dlvlsloiial
superintendent,
returned
to
the
city
on
yes-terdsy
afternoon's
train
from
a
trip
ovpr
the
line
hr
far
a
Jnsper
Jrk
gtt
ofDcinl
duties.
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