The
Heart
of
the
Home
s
Reached
Through
Nourishing
Food
jj
lk
H!
llsl
iffn
OH
Tiikon
"ay
and
will
proceed
throtmn
"
v
"
"iiver
on
the
vessel.
With
all
the
bran
of
the
whole
wheat
A
welcome
relief
to
a
stomach
that
has
been
struggling
with
heavy
foods.
Crisp,
flavory
shreds
of
whole
wheat.
Delicious
with
milk
and
fruits
wholesome
and
satisfying.
Sai
the
paper
Inserts
for
the
youngsters.
'
SPECIALS!
SPECIALS!
Lavender
Mentholated
Shaving
Cream,
50c,
Lavender
Talcum
Powder,
35c
85c
value.
Both
for
,
-50c
Klenzo
Shaving
Cream,
50c,
Genuine
Gillette
Blades,
50c
$1.00
value.
Both
for
'
6
0
C
Our
Bathing
Caps
have
arrived
New,
fresh
stock.
Values
from
15C
T0
81.00
Orai
DEMAND
u
wi
n
7fic
Pioneer
Druteist.s
THIRD
AVE.
it
SIXTH
ST
-
TELEPI10NF.S
H-f,20P
"Rupert
Brand"
,
ropers
"T1I1C
DAINTIEST
HUKAKFAST
FOOD.
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
Prince
Kuprrt.
You
May
Lose
Your
Diamond
l
M
of
jrMiple
are
wearing
dia-f
1
ringH
with
the
claws
just
ur
W'irn
off.
Some
psjople-di.
i
"t
not
en
how
thin
the
clw
ire
i
'
I
Hie
stone
drop
out.
Home
'In
hive
rings
a
ad
Jewellery
so
U
fluoned
that
'tiny
hat
to
ttcar
them.
Wo
un
remtMlel
old
looklnK
1
s
go
that
you
can
hate
the
irod'Tn
tyle
at
resuwoable
rate?.
diamond
aet
In
of
our
new
tr
untinirg
makaa
an
amating
thangc
.
Ti
i.
P8
$6
to
f
1.5.'
but
we
allow
"u
for
the
old
gold.
Jewellers
sSMItiic.
store
with
the
cujci
Ho
f
on
this
TELEFHONE
It's
kept
too
busy.
Car
owners
in
this
town
know
that
this
number
answers
with
IMMEDIATE
SERVICE
Anytime
Anywhere
New
tires
put
on
in
a
jiHy.
Old
ones
repaired
quickly
and
efficiently
by
experts.
nil
M
t
i
A
COMPLETE
UNB
OF
DOMINION
ROYAL
CORDS
and
ROYAL
MASTERS
IN
STOCK
S.
E.
PARKER
686.
Limited
j
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I'OKl)
DEALRItS
'
JJOMINION
Tlli.iS.a-J
I
Local
Items
4
a
Taxi
Phone
4,
Dig
4
Taxi,
tf
I
Dentist
Dr.
J.
II.
Gosse.
Phone
Mr.
T.
J.
Davidson
and
daughter
of
Oxland
are
visitors
in
the
elty,
having
arrived
from
the
Bkeena
Blver
on
yes
terday
afternoon's
train.
on
oi
siuca
amsmnarted
here
irom
deeTtecifirai
survey
sod
well
known
district
fn
'which
ha
c
n-
durlng
reoent
ytars.
ha
wrnnssnt
serviec
to
Join
tnfc
H.
9lwvt.
H.
t.
Batssn
tea.
wru
known
firm
of
and
consul
ting
engineers.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Kilpalrick.
aftei
1'av'n
spent
a
few
days
in
the
city
vUltlnt
with
their
son
aivd
duzhter-in-law.
Mr.
and
Mrs
J.
W.
Kllpatrl.-k
left
rnHhia
mornlnii
tra'n
for
Smith-'
era
wksVc
they
wiu
visit
with
another
rn.
Nonaaa
KupaUIek,
until
mdejr
when
thof
.
WU1
leave
by
train
for
Van-cmtv-r
where
they
wHl
embark
aboard
a
s.
IUgar
on
June
tt
for
Sydney.
AustialM.
in
which
district
they
will
pay
an
eatended
visit
with
relatives,
befrre
proceeding
via
the
Sues
Canal
to
Scotland
and
thence
back
to
Oanada
again.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
IFOR
RENT
Furnished,
modern
four-room
flat;
Olapp
Block.
Apply
Weatenhaver
Bros,
(tf)
i
I
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic
Women's
League
Social
June
20.
Admission,
50c.
Moose
Annual
Picnic
at
Uitfby
.luno
30.
(tinjrhum
Dance
to
be
held
at
Port
Clements
some
time
In
June.
So
be
prepared
buy
a
bowl
K.
of
C.
picnic,
Sunday,
July
14,
Difi-by
Island.
I
Catholic
Bazaar,
October
2
and
3.
158
STOMACH
PAINS?
Get
rid
of
them
Perman-enUy,
with
"Fruit-a.tives."
'
',
f
v
.
"Frujt-a-tlvn'
will
rid
you
of
pts,
flat-ulrnce,"
or
pain
after
eating,
and
make
fliir
section
may
to
life
worth'
living
aiain.
Our
i-lusslfied
U""""1
"u
of
sp-cial
Inten-st
to
you
today.
ctovcf
Sj
Ottawa,
writes:
idiitatlsii.
.
.
j
I
i
-..
Prltchard
It
C
M
P
.
Hawl-
Mlloi
D-.nMd
well
lsiS'wn
.....
m,nl4f
man.
was
t
nveo
in
the
city
on
uw
r...-
--
-
--
j
M
.t.ve,U,
r,.
'3
1hta
mnrnin.
aftair
naVlllH
aw-
apeeraSarta
U
lasejMtlMt.
mprsved
si.
Ain.
Annie
rsfiMiMtM.
rflrasdful
iiMM.li
pa'"'.
nJ
'Frtiil-swaa'.
iioa
lbM
illi
s
thing
si
ills
pail."
FruIt--tfab"
sell
naturally
on
the
system.
Cien&
jsnd
quickly
it
atrenttheru
'
-7
.si,.
srveral
n
n"KStivr
trail,
n
iwins
uvrr,
urnlivg
-;-
north
afwr
.pel
aiumio
bowel,
,1
kkbsys,
soothe
the
Uomach.
a
anioment
oi
iki""'
acrow
the
border
i)e..n.i
"J:
71
Vancouver
wanuver.
Hat
lietUUi
lr
a
iyc
or
sue
uox
at
ymir
uru.jisn
today.
End
digestive
trouble
TOE
DAILY
NEWS
A.
J.
Watklnson,
Dominion
constable.
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
train
'from
a
brief
trip,
to
Port
Esalngton.
Oiler
Ocsner
returned
to
the
city
fey
train
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
On
the'
Tray
home,
ho
stopped
off
at
Smlthera
on
business.
J.
H.
Ilamlltpru
secretary
-of
,.
th'
VS.
Gyros.
prier
aboard
U
CaUJa
laallgni,
He
I
making
the
round
trip
on
the
vessel
A
chance
h6
been
made
In
the
schedule,
whereby
the
Union
steamer
ueiaia
also
manes
a
eau
at
rori
simp
Hem'
Th
loMna
fslls
hr
avirtilarlv
ts
n
..
.
i
nnnAkl
J
...
v
.
w
a
t
ii
m
rviwv
uimwu
u
well
wtv
ice
at
queen
crteriotte
City,
wra
lifts
hlwn
An
trln
f
A
V.ruvulWr
IP.
rlcsH
in
ik.
n
rv.t.1.
Usl
rs.
r.
u.
i-ji
oi
om
iuea
evening
from,
the
south.
.
.
7
mw
00
r
.
'
for
Vancouver
where
they-
-will
take
up
urn
customs
semce,
returned
vo
me
HMls4nM
f
r
Tvt
tnav
laava
fiw
Ka
.v,
j
tW
..vrraoon.
vtu.
There
was
another
successful
Scan-
one
or
ms
periodical
trips
to
the
inter-
inalan
dance
In
the
Metrocele
Hall
lor
on
official
business.
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson
left
on
this
morn
Ing'a
train
for
Lake
Kathlyn
to
take
up
residence
at
ber
summer
home.
Her
daughter.
Llnnca.
and
son.
Olof,
will
leave
for
there
on
Thursday.
on
Saturday
night,
quite
a
large
crowd
being
In
attendance.
There
was
aecor-dlan
music
by
Mr.
Jysse,
Mrs.
James
Farquhar,
who
has
been
visiting
for
the
past
two
weeks
at
Ter
race
with
bar
parents,
Canon
and
Mrs
T
J.
Marsh,
returned
to
the
cltr
oa
ur.
ana
urs.
wiuiam
K.
Miner
ana
Saturday
afternoon's
train.
ine
iiono
on
Bauiraay
anernoon
jrom
ri.
.ua.nt
rfu.aw
f
IZrvZ
"T"
"KM!.
l
ester,
returned
to
the
ally
on
Saturday
rTL
"
"
efternoone
trait)
frwn
Terrace
In
Bastsrn
state.
Mrs.
uaw
ritt
and
ner
daugnter,
companied
by
her
young
daughter.
which
district
be
as
been
oondvwtteg
forest
fire
aetttnr
opera
Won
7
.
.
CNR.
steamer
WBlte
Oew,..
Oapt.
tending
school
In
.-KWn
the
south,
were
pa-
U.
.
m.,
to
nkrt
servers
aboard
the
Oatate
last
evening
I
,u
from
Au,7a
Vnd
hwuik
hiiwmii
..wis
raiMMm
w.
their
home
at
Premier.
Mrs.
H.
B.
Rochester
retained
to
the
city
on
yelrdy
afternfMit'a
(rata
from
a
brief
trip
to
Port
EMiagton
where
she
visited
with
her
mother.
Mrs.
James
A.
Brown.
She
was
ac
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
IwlU
Ocean
Falls,
Powell
River
and
Vancouver.
Dominion
Ooastahle
E.
Q.
Kewnhaml
rtallwaf.
or
Kincomn.
was
a
passpnjsr
aooara
II.
J:
Kstly,
o.N.R.
despateher
at
flfnttben.
and
Mrs.
Kelly
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train.
Mr.
Kelly
Is
en
gaged
m
official
duties
as
special
rule
instructor
for
the
Oanadlan
National
we
ia
tan
evening
ratunung
i
rjovdL
who
has
been
engag
ms
paw.
on
we
naas
ram
a.wr
a
i,
Q
m
vUyo
dUtrict.
"1."',iwf'
.fr
,w,ti?-M
Yukon
Territory,
arrived
in
the
city
'
.""T
'JrrrZ
Z
"
north
Ob
U
Prtnoae
Ade4.
v'
"'"'
l.iA.
(tatiiHSM
Ubmv
to
i
train
for
a
trip
to
his
nsVve
home
In
Ner-
Mrs.
Curtis
Oardner
and
family
of
wav.
k
PorUand.
Ore.,
were
(issinngrri
aboard
I
Aj
,
tte
Catala
last
vtnlng
going
through
......k,
n,,.
...
to
Hyder
where
they
wlU
Join
Mr.
,
"TIL,
rK.
bulMtng
contract,
there
lor
the
United
1
7!I1
illZZT.
ZXZr,
h...
Stete
rmrnment.
I--K,k-H
Ik
rnniimkr
hoina
i-.iii?IdsA.
ir
r
tsacstly
tourlsta,
continued
south
to
Prank
Pitch
of
loos!
customs
I
Tilasiiiii
1
1
suff
returned
to
the
ottf
on
th
rrlB-I
u,...u.
onums,
""-'
1
w-
Vtr.
in,
n
VMM
a-ltari
.
.
.
.
,
.
imm
.
fcw.w.
Ill,
vai
1
.
'
VTLZS.5II
tor
Victoria
where
Mr.
Vance
!...
-
?iii
l-lsB.SHsafupiul
onasier
Ol
iwmpeean
rorw
Attalaa
terwory
'
a
tk.
u-rn.
rn-iwi
f
Brituh
1
,
;
I
Oolumbla.
Dr.
Vwtor
nolniure.
fwmerly
of
the
.
B.
H.
Bedford
arrived
In
the
city
-u
Saturday
afteetioonV
train
from
MoOlH
Onlrslty.
MoaAreal.
to
join
He
staff
of
tid.
Prime
rWert
Fisheries
aperlassnM
IfetMtMbr
win
special
-
ire
tat
the
tnearatlove.
Id
Invest
lgationa
of
disMoaation
of
halibut.
i.
O.N.R.
steamer
Prtnce
Charles.
Capt.
Nell
Metean.
arrtved
In
port
at
10
30
the
rnotnlDfj
from
Vsnoourer
sn-J
win
ejkt
8
O'clock
this
evening
tor
tewsri.
AnyoK
and
Masvett
Inlet
mt
whence
he
will
return
here
at
3tW
Thursday
morning
and
ssll
south
t
4
u.m.
that
day.
Melvln
U.
0"Brlen.
outside
suirir
atvdent
for
tte
Consolidated
Mining,
it
Smett'nf
Co..
was
a
paawer
sb
ar-j
the
Catala
last
evening
going
through
from
Vancouver
to
Stewart.
He
is
on
tmslrre-w
In
eonneetlon
with
the
Big
Mlsoourt
and
George
Copper
mines
which
bla
company
la
developing.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Q.
A.
MsivViholl.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Reginald
BMuasoct.
Capt
and
Mrs.
P.
Q.
O
roves,
Mrs.
B.
C
Ktley
and
Mrs.
B.
U.
Johnson.
aU
well
known
hare,
the
mast
of
them
having
been
foiaaer
residents
of
the
elty.
are
yaassngera
afooard
the
Prince
Oeorge
today
returning
to
Vancouver.
ter
having
made
the
round
trip
to
Bkagway.
P.
K.
Pttsraen
M
..
msnagln
director
of
the
Silver
Crest
Mines
Ltd..
c
Derating
the
Saddle
property
rn
Hastings)
Arm.
and
of
the
UtHltr
Mining
is
Finance
On.,
which
is
dtveJrping
the
Tlgjar
mine
at
Allot
Arm.
wis
a
passen-tr
aboard
the
Catala
IvK
evenlnc
bound
from
Vancouver
te
Altec
Arm.
winter
in
new
xora
sm
vavewpnre
in
trr
east
on
flntnrial
husiBees
la
oon-Reotkm
with
these
properties.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Oapt.
A.
E.
Dtehsoa,
which
had
a
large.
pAssenger
1M
out
of
Vancouver,
arrived
In
port
at
oV.ock
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
8
p.m.
for
Anye.x.
Stewart
and
other
northern
ports,
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
and
sell
south
at
S:ilO
p.m.
Passengers
coming
north
on
the
Catala
included:
W.
E.
Dow.
C.
Milton.
H.
R.
Boaven.
Mr.
Blmonson.
R
C.
Wright,
ft
A.
Meaktn
George
Mr-Dupee
I
R.
ont
J
Oarner.
M.
Takuchl.
T
J.
Balllle
and
J
Nation,
for
-Pr'noe
Riwert:
It.Bt(c(.
R.
T
darrtfk,
R.
CsJLhrotV
W,
Jltogera
and
IkJ
aw.,
Sam
t
a
ay..a.
a..
.
S.JaUarada.
for
HarJrrfi
SafyLquonl
Mr
Arran
rssit
Otstt
J.
j.
P.
Prtee.
P.
T
Held.
P.
E.
Petersen
and
Uilesh
ponald.
for
AMoe
Ann;
Mn.
CurtlaTJardrer
and
family,
Mrs
Joteph
rrout,
Miss
L.
Lawsoa,
Miss
M.
Carroll,
II.
Stewart.
M.
M.
O'Brien,
J.
R
Leigh.
D.
S.
Cameron.
Mrs.
Dale
Pitt,
Mies
Ellaa-toeth
Pitt.
P.
W.
Hansen,
Mrs.
M.
Mager
and
Mr
Hunter,
ft
Stewart;
A.
1st
and
E
O
Netvhsm.
far
Mill
Bay.
and
Mr
and
Mrs
Ww
DeWwline.l
J
H.
Hamilton.
S
C
OfaVm.
E.
J.I
IUughton
and
L
8
Hawklyaa,
musdj
trip.
4th
of
a
Series
Iw
EXTRACTS
FROM
VICKERS'
DIARY
1752
.tnder
Oyr
nub
Tnplces.
W.
E
Doa-.
Seaitile
.-uat.m
s
.1
huslmv
.
:.siti
.:
:he
t.i
arr.vcd
lest
evening
on
the
Cs
the
aoutl).,
(
ing
the
trade
at
Portsmouth,
that
our
great
distillation
Vickers'
Gin
doth
meet
with
much
approval.
A
foreigner,
who
hath
imported
lime,
fruit
from
the
Orient,
reports
that
a
pleasing
beverage
can
be
concocted
with
lime
fruit,
carbonated
water,
and
our
worthy
gin."
.
i)M.
nr,
.
hi.'.
:ng
Ir.
m
sstlCfi
cess
Adels.di:
for
Vancouver
and
other
points
In
the
south
on
a
holiday
trip
Charles
Leopold
Monroe,
who
last
a
tnnk
over
the
duties
ol
Oovern-
mept
agent
at
Prince
Rupert,
la
"gaacW
TWO
GIRLS
LIVE
ON
imTivAiTD
AMnDirr
J,.
r.
liui
iiniisiimiv
mvjj
Mrs
Joseph
Prout
ol
Premier,
who
du
to
etomacn
trouue.
miss
ji.
bat
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
waa
and
sister
lived
on
hot
water
and
rloe.
k
Pvpk
r
return:'"!
north
aboard
Now
they
eat
anything
sad
feet
fine,
the
Catnln
last
eveniiiK.
i
thev
say.
since
taking
Adlertka.
Even
the
FIRST
spoonful
of
Adlertka
ajamex
Munnis
r
of
Sliawatlans
LavM.
.'
raUrves
gas
on
the
stomach
and
removes
gau'rday
iti'rday
sfu-rr
aflerronn
ir.n
rn
rn
the
the
Prm-
Prinr
urtosiaitlng
amounts
of
old
waste
matter
from
the
system.
Makes
you
enjoy
your
meals
and
sleep
better.
No
matter
what
you
have
tried
for
your
atomach
and
bowela.
Adlertka
will
surprise
you.
Orme's.
Ltd..
drugs.
ted
as
holding
also
the
positions
as
eommlsrioror
of
lands,
water
recorder.
Herbert
Welch
of
Smlthera.
waa
rs-
gotn
oommlaalouer
mining
recorder,
cently
appointed
deputy
government
rerrtrar
of
Vetera,
director
of
the
agent
at
that
place,
deputy
gold
com-
.
.
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of
vital
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registrar
under
lands,
deputy
water
reeojrdor.
registrar
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under
the
marriage
PU4
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of
vital
statistic
arid
tMtiryteglat-
SPECIAL
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WEEK!
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llogular
$C
per
gallon
for
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.$5.00
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$5
per
gallon
for
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in
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Edge
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NVholesnle
and
Iteiail
Taint
Distributors
rar
of
voters,
during
roe.
jAiutgsuu
or
Stephen
Hamilton
Hoakina.
SUITS!
SUITS!
MADE
TO
'jtKUKIK
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and
Slvle
I
tit
All
riuiiritnlrcil
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STEAM
CLEANED
AND
PRESSED
Wc
Deliver
to
Any
Tart
of
the
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
619
To
this
day
the
Gin
Rickey
Gin,
Lime,
and,
SodaU
a
mosl,
,
plegsing
jwnmtrdrink.
especially
if.the
fiin
be
Vickere'.
Kp'Ye
Ye
courier
courier
doth
doth
again
again
bring
bring
word
word
'I'll
II
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from
from
brother
brother
John,
John,
who
who
is
is
now
now
solicit
solicit
III
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Li
III
FOREST
LONDON
DRY
ESTABLISHED
BY
JOSEPH
&
JOHN
VICKERS
fir
CO.
LtJ.
LONDON
IJSQ
ENGLAND
This
advertisement
Is
not
published,
oc
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
'
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oi;BrUlah
Columbia
WESTMINSTER
OLEE
8INOERS
F
m
us
Bruu.li
musical
organization
coming
hero
on
Pnclay
a:id
t,i.iuiJ.iy
4HUILD
U.
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jWhippeS
Cream
Recipe
jrsPOitTC'
A.-
a
substitute
recipe
for
Mrs.
i:
'..
whipped
cream,
Mrs.
Andrews
of
Victoria
sends
the
following:
"I
whip
Pacific
Milk
this
way:
Keep
milk
in
cool
place.
Whip
briskly
two
minutes.
Then
add
gradually
a
few
drops
of
fresh
lemon
juice
until
cream
Is
j
thick.
Then
stir
in
slowly
one
j
teaspoon
each
granulated
sufrar
and
vanilla.
Whip
5
to
I
6
minutes."
This
recipe
has
given
great
satis-
faction.
PACIFIC
MILK
Factory
at
Abbot.sford,
H.C.
ST.
CHARLES
MILK
is
"Made
in
British
Columbia
It
is
pure,
rich
milk
produced
by
the
herds
of
our
own
fertile
Fraser
Valley,
with
part
of
the
water
removed.
It
Is
packed
In
sanitary,
sealed
cans
for
your
convenience.
Wiil
us
for
frss
Boo
of
Ksoipea
VANCOUVER
-Support
British
Columbia
Industrie!
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