PAGE
SIX
BUSH'S
Gro
TO
cerfena
Cup
and
Saucer
With
1
lb.
Draid's
licst
Coffe,
or
1
lb.
Hi-aid's
Tea.
MARMALADE
1-lb.
tins.
Tin
45c
LOBSTER
H
s
.
Tin
;
.
.
26c
:
Via.
Tin
45c
jRY
PACK
SHRIMPS
;
Tin
25c
Kew
pack
asparagus
tips
Tin
.
..20c
NO.
'1
CHOICE
MUSHROOMS
Tin
35c
BWEET
JUICY
ORANGES
-
4
doz
75c
FRESH
EGGS
3
doz
$1.00
i
Cawed
Vegetables
j0.
4
PEAS,
ALYMER
CORN,
i
NABOB
TOJCATOES-r-7
tin
$1.00
Busls
Grocerteria
PHONES
211
AND
212
WE
DELIVER
Jjs
J
W&at
do
You
think
of
this
one?
This
is
a
very
useful
silver
dish
ir
Rogers'
Silver
Plate
which
will
give
good
satisfaction
.
As
illustrated,
it
is
an
olive
dish
or
a
cracker
and
cheese
dish.
The
glass
centre
is
removable
and
may
be
used
in
a
pinch
as
a
butter
dish
Having
a
silver
lid
and
the
main
dish
is
then
a
sandwich
plate.
PRICE
W.50
Summer
Schedule
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
The
last
sailing
from
Prince
Rupert
on
the
spring
schedule
will
tw
KnnHnv.
June
9th.
Ef
fective
.week
following
tri-weekly
aiimmAi
aurvii-p
will
hp
inaugu
rated,
Canadian
National
steamers
arriving
from
Vancouver
eacn
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
lft-an
n
m
nd
Ipavinir
for
Van
couver
each
Monday
and
Thurs
day
at
1:00
p.m.,
and
each
batur-day
at
7:00
p.m.,
except
that!
there
will
be
no
boat
southbound
I
from
here
Monday.
June
lutn.
ine
RK
Vrni
rhiirlts
will
Hall
from
Prince
Rupert
for
Stewart,
Anyox
and
north
Queen
t
nariotte
porn
each
Monday.
8:00
p.m.
SS.
Prince
Runprt
or
Prince
Georire
for
Anyox
and
Stpwart
each
Fri-i-nn
n
m.
Sailinirs
for
Skatrway
and
intermediate
Alask.i
rorts
each
Wednesday
4:hi
p.m.
FS.
Prnce
John
will
operate
Prince
Rupert-Vancouver
via
south
Queen
Charlott
Islands,
leaving
Princp
Runert
fortnifrhtly
rmrnnsnrttiff
Monday.
June
17th.
Pi.t
mrfpn'ro
from
City
Ti'eVet
Office.
Phone
210.
'
Borden's
INVITE
THE
PUBLIC
TO
A
Demonstration
OF
THEIR
FOLLOWING
i
PRODUCTS
St.
Charles
Evaporated
Milk
Per
case
$5.50
'
St.
Charles
Baby
site.
Per
dot
...75c
Eagle
Brand
Condensed
Milk
Per
tin
20c
Chocolate
Malted
Milk
Per
tin
75c
Reindeer
Condensed
Coffee.
Products
of
Kritiah
Columbia
THURSDAY.
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
Jwmi
A
tad
fUfa.
at
To
anniuvrr.
ii-torla,
Krattlo
4unr
S.
It,
15.
19.
it,
tt,
SS.
I'lllNfT.MS
M'.m
INNA
Xftin
I
iiIIh.
rtr..
Vanroiivrr
and
V
k-tirtu
rvrr
I
rll
III
p.m.
ARint
for
all
Mlnamiibln
Unca
w
oii'
iiakii
IM
kai,
u;::t
Srd
Avr
,
I'rliH-r
ItuiHTt.
II
C
riiim-
31
ian
ad
ian
National
QTic
largeil
Kailway
Sylcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
nailing
from
l-UINCK
IIDITItT
for
VANCOlF.ll.
Vli
-MIBI
A
MK.ATTI.K.
and
liilvrniMttetf
Hlnl,
rarli
Thunxtajr
and
SuihI)',
p.m.
1
or
ANVO.V
and
STIIVVAKT.
rwcli
Vrdiidy
and
tttturdajr,
4WO
p.m.
l
or
SOUTH
AMI
SOl'TII
qi
i:UN
CIIAKI
OTit.
IK1
M.
orlM(liU)
'AKsrm:n
TitUNS
i.i:f.
mmm
t
m
p:kt
IIAII
V
I
VI'KIT
M
MIIV
ul
ll:
a
m
lor
I'RIM
I
l'OMUI,
14IMU.N-TON,
WINMI'Ki.
all
polnli
lntrii
t
aiutdii.
I
nIMl
state.
Atli:rV
ALL
OCEAN
HrLlMNltll1
l
lM.s
City
Ticket
Office.
r28
Third
Ave,
Prime
Rupert
Phone
2G0
on
IJHHgULGEP
Mussallem
GroceiT
Co.
Jewellers
iTHC
STWE
WITH
THE
CU0O
617-423
r.tr.
Ave.
fe..
Phones
18AK4
P.
O.
Box
575.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sitlllns
I
rum
I'rliKT
ltuirrt
l
ur
V
AM
(H
VIR.
Vl(
TOKIA.
Khsiimiii
llav.
Hut
-dale.
Aim
lly.
ttv..
Tumu
ilu).
:i:S()
m
lor
VAN'
(II
VI
R.
VK'TOHU.
Ilutrdalr.
Alert
IM.
fir
.
I
rlrtv
midnight
Kur
AMI
K
AKM.
AYO.
MTEWAICT.
N
AAS
KM
Kit.
sund.
tt.m
p
m.
1
ji
PORT
HIMI'MN
AMI
Al.FH
INLAND.
1
liuntdav.
urn.
IZ3
tml
Avrnur
It.
M
SMITH
Mrut
rrliwr
HuMrrt.
B.C.
11
rough
tlrliKk
MMd
to
Victoria
and
rlll
jtnt
ba(KH(r
rneckl
throsch
to
dcntlaatton.
QCAKAOlAKf
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
SAILINGS
FROM
PK1NCE
IIUPEUT
To
Ki-t
IiIIchii.
WnintHI,
Jun
4unr
I,
1,
Ilk.
1
4,
II,
31
nruu
and
Skofway
NOT
THE
SAME
PERSON
AT
ALL
'Fruit-a-tives"
Stopped
Pain
and
Terrible
Dizziness
Mm.
CODIN
It
seems
almoot
a
miracle
the
way
"Fruit-e-tivee"
benefite
women
suffering
at
the
change
if
life.
"I
waa
obliged
to
go
to
bed
because
of
the
terrible
dksinsss,
pain
and
vreaJknaw,"
writ;-Mme
Onetime
Uodin
of
Pnquctvilie,
N.B.
"During
this
trying
time
'FVuh-a-tives'
provwi
a
godsend
to
me,
aod
now
I
am
in
perfect
health.
Every
woman
should
follow
my
example
and
take
'Fruit-a-uve,
and
they
would
surely
get
the
wonderful
relief
that
I
did."
Try
it.
Your
dealer
has
this
wonderful
'ruit
medicine
25c.
and
COe.
a
box.
RUPERT
EAST
LADIES'
AID
HOLDING
TEA
AND
SALE
THIS
AFTERNOON
A
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
and
candy
is
being
held
this
afternoon
in
the
church
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
Rupert
East
United
Church.
Mrs.
A.
J.
Squire,
the
president,
is
general
convener,
and
is
receiving
the
guests
with
Mrs.
T.
H.
McAllister,
wife
of
the
pastor.
The
following
ladies
are
in
barge:
Home
conking
Mm.
P.
G.
Beale
and
Mrs.
James
Watt.
.
Caadjr
Mrs.
J.
II.
MeLeod,
Mrs.
0.
II.
Bfldns
and
lire.
M.
M
Lamb.
Tea
room
Mrs
.
J.
V.
Moore-houe,
Mrs.
S.
L.
Peachey,
Mrs
A.
Ptebonru,
Mrs.
Arthur
Leigh-tor
iod
Mrs.
T.
Ross
MaMtay.
Cashier
Mrs.
Robert
Wilson.
A.
M.
Johnson
K.
C
who
ac-i
ted
as
crown
counsel
at
the
brief
er-minal
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assises
here,
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
Princess
Louise
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
I
Week-End
Specials
FIVK
ROSES
FLOUR
49s
.
Sack
$2.35
MILK
ALL
brands.
Caw
$5.50
GOLDEN
CHURN
BUTTER
8-H.
brick
$140
NABOB
APRICOT
OK
PEACH
JA3-4J,b'
tin
60c
tRIBCO
3-lb.
tin
86c
CLARK
CATCHUP
2
bottles
45c
j
BAKER'S
COCOA
V,.
2
Una
66c
PUFFED
WIEAT-JIqr
15c
PUFFED
RICE
2
pka
36c
HEINZ
SANDWICH
RELISH
Jar
30c
HEINZ
MAYONNAISE
Jar
30c
CHATEAU
CHEESE
Dollar
site
90c
NABOB
GREEN
BEANS
3
tins
60c
ROYAL
CITY
TEAS
Tin
...15c
2
Una
v
U...56c!
NAWJB
ASPARAGUS
2fana
iu-t45c'
SEEDLESS
RAISINS
4-lb.
pkf
.fiOe
CANADA
DRY
ALE
2
bottlesiV.';'-i
..
45e
viiitfWMB'Hi4
Grayer
CofneiletpirKii
....jiwPN
FINE
SWEET
ORANGES
;
80
for
?1.00
(R1PE
11ANANAS
3
lbs
69e
'Alberta
Market
j
P.
GAMULA.
Pioprietor
I'lflli
Street.
Phone
20S
Tliq
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
JUJlf,
'LOCAL
LIBRARY
'GREAT
SHOW
KEEPING
BUSY
Bonn!
Hears
Report
of
Librarian
at
Monthly
Mating
Lost
Night
Mi
rely
routine
matters
came
before
i
he
Library
l.ard
j;t
its
meet
ing
last
night,
with
Alderman
Dibb
presiding.
The
Librarian
reported
a
total
circ.ilali
a
during
the
month
of
May
of
395
volumes
made
up
of
2408
;"oks
of
fiction,
:G9
non-fictioh,
.;i
juvenile
and
217
under
the
duplicate
pay
system.
The
library
was
open
22
days
and
the
average
circulation
per
day
was
181.1..
New
books
Were
.-idled
dttrinpr
the
month,
t0
by
gift
and
68
by
purchase..
Forty
vo'ume
were
discardedan
o
longer
in
fit
con
'it;op
ro
drcula'p.
leaving
a
net
ddlton
to
the
collection
of
48.
The
total
smriti
-r
now
on
tpe
helves
or
In
circa!
itioh
is
754.
During
the
worth
?0
new
bor-
ower
reffisfeped
and
21
cincel-'td,
leaving
4
net
g-(in
of
6.
There
re
now
registered
boi-
owera.
The
bord
rieddnd
to
close
the
"hr-rv
absence
of
the
''h-Moi
on
JwPtw.
.:
Renflr
ti
te
r-if
o.he
fcnW-;"
werj.
d'tnsord
and
ft
WM
left
-
he
chairman
to
make
In-,
n'-J-n
nnd
report
at
the
next
-"ting.
To.
one-ent
were
Alderman
v
nthb
enatTMin.
M-s.
Krk-,.VV
TawiM
Ria-k.
V.
Bsso-rt.
p
Twwv
H.
F.
Pullen.
wnvfwn
and
Misa
Crnfk--hank.
I'brarian.
CAPiTOT,
TN!ATRK
PRO-
GRAM
FOR
TMB
WEKK
Thurn-'av
and
Fridav
The'
California
rolleHsns.
the
world's
greatest
college
entertainers,
t
SaiMiv
onlv
JacV
ToH
in
ereat
wes-
tern.
"Avalarche"
AT
CAPITOL
The
California
Collegians
Delight
a
targe
Audience
Glee
club
choruses,
jazz
bund,
ttiiitf.
novelty
art:',
dances,
and
oilier
varied
entertainment
made
i
mo.it
pieasiiiK
evening's
entertainment
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
laM
night.
Not
often
has
Prince
'upsrt
the
opportunity
of
hearing
uch
artistic
harmony
as
that
pre-onted
by
Brick
Morse's
college
Mferta!ners,
who
will
repeat
the
;ioninr
program
with
added
PIANO
MASTER
GIVES
PROGRAM
Ijirge
Audience
Held
Spellbound
by
Alberto
Guerrero
in
First
United
Church
An
outstanding
musical
treat
as
the
piano
recital
last
night
in
he
First
United
Chunch
by
Al-jeriO
Guerrero
of
the
Toronto
Conservatiry
of
Music.
The
spa-clous
church
auditorium
was
virtually
filled
with
a
representative
gathering
and
it
ma
true
to
ray
that
the
greatness
of
Mr.
Guerrero's
art
humbled
his
hear
larj.
Hs
had
a
diverse
program
and
proved
hmself
indee
1
a
mvif
I
:f
his
instrument.
Thejss
was
not
;
orement
throughoat
the
re-I
;n
a
spellbound
mdience.
Mist
M.
A.
Way
britflv
Intro
-inea
Mr.
Guerrero
to
the
audience.
Mr.
Guerrero's
progrcm
was
af
'ollows:
Bach
.
.f
..j,
Prelude
Moaart
...Pastorale
Variee
BeethoN'en
Srherno
Chon;n
...Imnromptu
In
F
sharp.
S
F'Jdea.
Nocturne
in
F
harp,
2
Wn7A,Ballade
in
A
flat.
Sfint-Saen
Valse-Etude
AlSenlt
Tiiana
Tihh'i
Leu
ASo!l
-v'tT-Fvler.
Blue
Pn0ho
Wltz
I.-t
tTn
Somtfft.
T'nrtr
r:nn
Rhnrndie.
No.
2
fi
in
...
TIIUK.
&
I
ui
One
Show
at
8:15
p
m
California
Collegians
THE
WORLD'S
GREATEST
COLLEGE
ENTERTAINERS
In
a
Peppy
TWO-HOUR
Show
of
Dances,
Songs,
Choruses
and
Novelty
Acts
Chorus
of
20
Male
Voices
Admission,
S1.00;
Logos,
$1.25;
No
Reservations.
COME
EARLY
DOORS
OPEN
AT
7:30
P.
M.
;
mum
rr-
T'rr
m2mmm$wmmm$
EVANGELISTS
HEARD
HERE
Dr.
SieJKTt
and
Prof.
Frederick
of
Lutheran
Church
Missions
Addreed
Meeting
La:t
Mght
Rev.
Dr.
Biebert
of
Chicago
and
Prof.
V.
II.
Frederick
of
Seattle,
who
are
making
a
tour
of
i
the
north
on
behalf
of
the
Amer-
lean
Missions
of
the
Lutheran
i
Church,
were
speakers
at
a
meeting
last
night
in
First
Baptist
Church.
There
was
a
fair
attendance
and
Rev.
John
H.
Hanson,
pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
occupied
the
chair.
A
sermon
was
delivered
by
Professor
Frederick
and
Dr.
Siebert
led
in
a
discussion
of
possibilities
and
opportunities
for
missionary
serv-ce
'ornlly
Hymns
were
sung
with
Mrs.
Hanson
presiding
at
the
organ
.
'r
P'bert
and
Prof.
Frederick
-wt-Wssp'i
the
R-trr
Club
at
luncheon
today
and
this
afternoon
lire
speaking
at
a
tea
at
u
of
Mrs.
II.
8kattebol.
i
Avenue.
Dr.
Seibert
and
Prof
Fr,
i,
.
will
proceed
from
here
i.,
K
i
kan
and
other
Alaska
-
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
't
will
bring
results.
SUITS!
SUITS!
MADE
TO
ORDER
Cutting,
Ynrkmanshtp
and
Style
All
Cimrnntml
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
AND
PRESSED
IVe
Dtllver
(o
Any
Part
of
tb
Clly.
Liner,
the
Tailor
Phn
RIO
fir
i
GfeJ-
Quaker
corn
t
lakes
make
a
big
appeal
to
children.
It
becomes
their
favourite
corn
flakes
once
they
have
tasted
it.
Try
them.
The
flavour
is
guaranteed
to
be
the
finest
you
have
ever
tasted.
This
money-back
offer
is
on
every
package.
Serve
with
cream
or
milk,
or
with
fruit,
fresh
or
cooked.
Each
succeeding
spoonful
tastes
better.
Easy
to
serve
for
breakfast,
lunch
or
supper,
after
school,
or
as
a
bite
before
going
to
bed.
They
arc
a
tempting,
satisfying
dish.
The
Children
Will
Love
This
Treat
Delicious
Com
Flakes
with
Money-Bach
Offer
on
Every
Package
finer
flavour
and
crunchv
crisnness
of
For
languid
appetites,
as
well
as
those
of
healthy
youngsters
who
are
always
hungry,
these
dishes
are
sure
aids
to
mothers:
Quaker
Corn
,Flakes
with
berries,
peaches,
prunes,
or
other
fruit,
or
just
with
milk
or
cream.
The
finejlavour
and
crispness
are
retained
becaue(the
package
is
triple-sealed
and
wax-wrapped.
Moisture
and
taint
proof.
And
besides
packages
contain
coupons
with
which
you
can
secure
high
quality
silverware
and
other
household
and
personal
articles
you
need.
aker
Corn
Flakes
MADE
BY
THE
MILLERS
OF
QUAKER
OATS