PAGE
SIX
Heals
Pimples
Blotches
Quick
A
Penetrating
Antiseptic
Liquid
For
onlck
relief
from
pimples,
Motcles,
raabes,
all
skin
t
roe
Mm,
try
the
para
eoollor
liquid
D.D.D.
Iti
elenenta
tooth
the
skis
and
allar
Irritation.
ITCHIXO
ST0P3
O.N
TUB
lOTTAMT.
A
Sic
Dottle
will
pro?.
1
merit
of
tais
fanxma
antlaeptle,
or
TOU
money
tack.
D.D.D.
gVvct
Wti
Am
it
a.
OII.MCS
LTD.
V.
J.
MrCUTCIIEON,
IMtlGGlST.
1lCA:AD!
Quicker!
BISCUITS!
Peak,
Frean
Our
stock
consists
of
the
fol
lowing-
varieties.
GOLDEN
I'0,FF
GINGER
NlfTS
BRAZIL
CREAMS
LEMON
i'UFTB
WATER
BISCUIT
CUSTARD
CRKAMS
CREAM
tlORNS
SHORTCAKE
DIGESTIVE
P.
P.
ASSOATBD
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
C17-42S
5t.
Ave.
E.
Phones
18&84
r.
0.
Box
675.
Waterrront
Whiffs'
Doric
Off
To
Seattle;
Keeping
Qualities
of
Salmon
to
Be
Studied
at
LocdLStation;
Halibut
landings
Holding1
Up
Well
In
tow
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Salvage
Princess,
.the
halibut
schooner
Doric,
which
was
wrecked
some
weeks
ago
on
Kinahan
Island,
at
the
mouth
of
Prince
Rupert
Harbor,
and
subsequently
underwent
over
haul
below
the
water
line
at
the
local
drydock,
left
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
for
Seattle,
where
her
reconditioning
will
be
completed..
The
former
owners
of
the
vessel,
to
whom
the
boat
will
oe
returned
by
the
underwriters
on
completion
of-repairs,
apeak
highly
of
the
excellent
job
that
im
done
on
the
vet-eel
st
Prince
Rupert.
After
delivering
the
Doric
to
Seattle,
the
Salvage
ran
eess
will
proofed
to
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
where
she
will
engage
In
pile
hand
packing,
not
returning
to
Prince
BupaTt
until
fall.
D.
B
Finn,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
of
the
Biol:
steal
Board
of
Canada,
expected
to
return
to
Prince
Rupert
,
about
the
middle
of
June
after
an
absence
ff
over
three
month,
the
most
of
which
time
he
has
spent
at
the
.medical
cclleee
of
the
University
of
Msnttcns
at
Winnipeg
engaged
In
re
esrch
w-rk
on
the
effects)
of
freezing
on
the
chemlstrv
of
muscles.
After
leaving
Winnipeg.
Mr
Finn
vlarted
Ottawa
and
1
returning
to
Prince
Rupert
via
Vancouver
where
he
will
attend
a
meeting
of
the
Paottte
Ooest
sub-
executive
of
the
Biological
Board.
i.mwg?,leW.3tr..
'
H.
N
Brockleeby
acting
director
of
VBR&iSSSSbSSii
the
Prtr.ce
Rupert
Fisheries
Experlmen
ital
Station,
has
Just
started
a
new
re
rearch
on
the
matter
of
the
keeping
imnlMse
of
salmon
which
are
kept
by
the
fishermen
from
one
to
48
hours
af
i
ter
belne;
caught
before
being
Iced
and
anywhere
from
one
to.
14
days
In
Ice
(before
belne
delivered
to
market.
This
,
research.
Mr.
Brockleeby
antic
ipa
tea
j
will
take
him
all
summer
and
possibly
I
into
kite
wionf.
These
are
the
beat
biscuits
NJTJn!!nJLr!t
...,i
ik-
-ti.,..t
w
"
toe
lutrr
national
tsbarias
Oommla-
.ion
returned
this
morning
aft
hev-just
received
a
large
hfprnent
wnt
two
rt
su.
.nd
and,
as
our
stock
room
J
limited,
Vancouver
encaged
m
statistical
work
we
oirer
tneae
prices
:
tor
the
All
kinds,
per
lb
All
kinds,
per
tin,
lb.
.
.
.
Sisea
from
4
to
9
lbs.
per
tin.
Also
we
have
1
and
2-1
h.
Una
'
The
three
members
of
the
erew
of
&,e
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
boat
Joe
BVer.
rt
which
Capt
Clnrenoe
Oamp-oeU
la
the
skipper,
alnsnaj
up
saaae-
4W4m
MkMI
Uh
-
rt
fron
.86c
U)
$1
.08
mnpn
pmds
which
was
landed
on
Thurvdsy.
Tne
Till
was
out
two
weeks.
Tne
price
paid
was
16.7c
and
7c
Oao.
Antes
Dvbbsvo
has
ahtsjayd
the
rtaM
of
his
haMbut
boat
Helen
I
to
Tisajuii,
aft-
the
na
e
of
the
tawn
In
Norway
ftam
which
the
well
known
family
of
Dybhavns
at
Prince
Rupert
hail.
Y.
aoahiro.
Japanese
boat
builder
at
Ocw
Bay.
Prince
Rupert,
experts
to
ecm-
nletw
about
the
middle
of
June
a
sew
trolling
baat.
as
feet
long
and
wttb
beam
of
nine
and
a
half
feet,
tar
Charles
H.
Okay
of
Anyoc
The
vessel
k)
to
be
emilppad
with
a
90
h.p.
Chw
engtee
which
win
be
installed
by
the
Imperial
Machine
Work.
With
deck
finished,
planking
la
now
being
ceulfceK
and
the
house
wall
he
put
on
wtthtn
the
next
few
day,
launching
being
expected
In
about
a
week's
time.
I
With
Capt.
Paul
Armour,
the
nana-leer.
In
personal
charge,
the
big
power
,
tug
Red
Boy.
acquired
some
tune
ago
,rom
Skeena
Biver
Puking
Co
wea-n
a
an
-i
l
l
mini.
vxujlx
j
umi
V.KiWuabSXSSHKK
,
made
Ita
first
trip
oa
Sunday
In
the
UNION
STEAJ1SIIIPS
LIMITED
Halllnts
from
ITInre
Rupert
lur
V.tM'OI
Vl.lt.
VICTORIA,
PuanMtn
liar.
Ilutrdale.
Alert
llut.
He.,
tun-la.
l:3ti
p
m
l..r
WMOIVI.H.
VKTOKll.
Ilutedale.
Alert
I
lav.
rtf
.
lI.Ur
Biklnnlit
lur
Al
IK
AHM.
AV.
HTKW.WIT,
1A
AN
ltl
I
It.
Mlllda).
8:W
p.m.
I
.1
lOKT
MMrON
AMI
WXl.tH
ISLAM).
Thursday,
p.m.
I
SI
tnd
Avenue
It
M
SMITH
A
tent
Prince
Rupert.
II
C.
Tt
rough
tlikHs
sold
ts
Victoria
and
feattle
And
bf
ire
cheeked
Ihmuith
tit
deatlnallen.
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
ketrlilkan.
Uraiiiell,
4unrau
and
gkagway
June
I.
in,
II,
17.
-tl
To
V
iiM-ouvrr.
Vlc
ti.rla,
eattli-
lime
3.
IS.
1
19.
fi.
?8,
20.
I'MM'I:sh
MA(l
INN
A-
Orenii
I'alN.
etc..
Vanrouter
and
Vlciorlu
every
trldav
10
p.m.
Aeept-.
fur
all
Mramthlp
Lines
V
I.
UIC
IIAKll,
l,tMlt
lI,
tlitM'
:inl
Ae
.
IvIiki-
It
u
pert.
II
C
rhone
31
Canadian
National
Qjc
LargcSl
"Railway
Syflcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
kmIMiii.
(rum
ritlNtX
Itl
l'i:UT
lux
VANfOI
Kit.
VH
T(IkM;
frDATTli.
antl
iHlrrmedlate
nts,
rath
TliurMlay
and
tumlH.
lttlv
t.ta,
t
I
wr
ANKIX
and
HTKWAKT.
inch
Hrdnrsday
and
Haturday,
1:00
p.m.
Iw
MlltTII
AM)
MRTII
iJI
KK.N
(TIAIIl.OT'1
K
llM)!i.
lurtlil(lill)
I'ANSrNdF.lt
TRAINS
LHAVK
I'ltlMK
Itl
Tl
HT
ll.llbV
BXfi
l'T
SI'NIIAV
at
1I:1MI
a
HI
for
I'KISt
K
(ICOIKIB,
l.llMON-TII.S,
MN.Niri:l,
all
xilnti
hastrrn
Canada,
l
ulled
Mates.
AflKNt'V
A
IX
OCKAN
HTEAMKlllP
LI
NTH
Cfty
'firkrl
Office.
528
Tliird
Ave-
Prince
Ilupcrt
Phone
2C0
Try
a
Daily
News
Want
Ad.
service
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
Co
when
she
was
taken
out
to
the
Skeena
River
to
bring
In
a
gravel
laden
scow
The
engine
of
the
Red
Boy
has
been
extensively
overhauled
lately
and
now
said
to
be
functioning
well.
Power
tug
Paehena
returned
to
port
Tuesday
night
of
thto
week
after
a
four
day
trip
to
Werke
Canal
and
Stewart
with
officials
of
the
Power
Corporation
jr
Canada
on
board.
Too
.Much
Prosperity
Two
catches
of
46,000
pounds
sold
In
quick
succession
at
good
prices
proved
too
much
prosperity
for
the
boys
aboard
'he
Amefcen
sohonner
Excel
II
this
week.
The
chief
engineer
and
owner"
of
the
vessel
was
hankering
to
get
on
to
he
high
spots
In
quick
order
but
the
boys
were
baring
such
a
good
time
In
town
that
they
oouM
not
see
It
that
way
so
the
boas
thought
he'd
better
relieve
them
altogether
and
not
inter-
nipt
their
fun.
Hence,
the
owner
has
keen
scouting
around
for
a
new
crew
this
week.
If
boys
must
be
boys.
bosses
must
he
bowes.
too.
eeen
If
they
have
noeody
to
boss.
Coast
freighter
Salvor,
Is
due
in
port
'ns
wcex-ena
iron
toe
south
with
ro
eooeistkjig
of
coal,
lbne,
cement,
umber
and
other
commodities
for
Al
kert'&
MrOaffery.
The
ash
pseker
Ogden.
which
has
ret
the
winter
at
Se
Cove
where
the
wner.
J.
W.
Moorehoune.
took
the
or-
iwrHuiny
vo
maxe
a
number
of
lm-
rovement
on
the
Teasel,
leaves
on
Monday
for
Maaaelt
Inlet,
having
"on
"oaro
memners
of
the
crew
of
the
In-'ara
Fishing
&
Packing
Go's
eanitery
here.
The
Ogden
will
be
absent
only
t
a
day
or
so
sod
wU
later
return
to
MaseHt
to
take
up
her
summer
paeklnc
qperacMms.
Paetfie
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Sal
W
Prtneea.
Cant.
Prank
Tvhr
m.
'urned
to
port
Thursday
nnrht
after
having
made
her
third
and
final
trip
twaoegme
jmet
wxb
Msxkng
ecrulD
mentvfor
the
J.
R.
Maraaa
fMatasr
On
which
Is
transferring
Ms
operations
from
ae
mainland
to
the
Islands.
Power
tug
Paehena,
CsgH.
Charlie
Tirkln.
left
yeeterday
for
Altoe
Arm
with
a
scow
to
plek
up
a
logging
donkey
"WKirie
toefonglM
to
Ous
Rwenben
r
whleh
wUl
be
brought
here
and
token
n
to
Ocean
Falls
from
here
by
the
Red
Bjy.
frank
It
Ire
ftu-k
The
SeJvace
Prinoam
made
a
trto
to-
iay
to
Union
Bay
to
pink
up
rrank
Rice
B.C.L.S.
aod
party
who
have
been
tklng
surveys
there
during
the
past
week
for
the
Power
Ooaporatlon
of
lenada.
The
eoglne
of
the
harbor
ferry
Ness
River
was
turned
over
for
the
first
time
'his
erase-,
on
Thursday
afternoon
fol
lowing
a
thorough
overhaul.
The
Naas
Wver
will
shortly
go
on
her
regular
run
to
the
Salt
Lakes
which
service
has
been
"fried
out
so
far
this
Meson
by
the
mailer
power
boats
"IT"
and
"June.
The
new
fish
packing
and
curing
houae
on
the
sraient
wharf
for
William
ShrubMll
and
Alfred
Swaason
'
now
practically
read
for
occupancy
finftdng
4oaehe
In
the
Interior
have
keti
eerrtad
out
during
the
poet
eounle
-f
weeks
br
P.
W.
Anderson
and
T
Ross
Mackay
.
Now
that
the
unleersttr
vacation
Is
t.
the
Prince
Runeet
PlsherVea
Expert-mental
Station
expects
anon
to
receive
'te
staff
of
special
auminer
workers
who.
as
yet.
have
not
been
named.
Pete
1ek
H
the
only
one-
of
the
summer
Haff
to
report
for
duty
so
far.
OuKe
a
feud
has
broken
out
between
tack
Oonk
and
Pete
Bruno,
rival
Cow
Rev
merchants
and
rt-nwTtef'n-
on
ers
tora.
over
the
respective
merit
of
their
coffee
machine
and
fruit
Juice
conoootor.
Just
In
the
way
of
warning,
the
editor
say
that
this
Is
the
last
time
any
of
the
Cow
Bay
thirst
ouen
-rera
are
going
to
get
any
free
adver-
Ms"
but.
wince
Jark.
aunt
fore
wrred
re
feala
that
he
must
announce
'hat
Jack
has
Interested
himself
In
t
t
Insenlenia
Invention
and
Installed
mehtte
that
wth
a
almnle
turn
of
he
handle,
supplies
one
with
the
moat
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
'"
'i'
'
Crearni
Daily.
'"
EARLY
DELIVERY'
Throughout
the
City.
We
have
Leon
appointed
sole
aRenta
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
famous
RR00KS-BANK
CERTIFIED
MILK.
Price.
25c
per
quart.
The
same
in
Prince
Rupert
as
in
Vancouver.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
!
TRAIL
OF
'98
PROVES
TO
BE
A
i
POWERFULDRAMA
OF
THENORTH;
1
AMONG
WORLD'S
GREATEST
FILMS
Will
Be
Seen
for
the
Last
Time
at
Capitol
'Tonight
There
are
times
in
the
life
of
a
motion
picture
critic
when
the
critic
is
too
overawed
to
know
just
where
to
begin
or
what
to
say.
There
are
but
three
other
pictures
which
we
can
recall
that
have
been,
comparable
to
the
great
production
which
Clarence
Brown
has
so.
magnificently
directed.
There
was
"The
Birth
of
a
Nation,"
which
gave
the
first
inkling
of
the
power
of
the
screen
and
which
still
stand?
as
a
film
epic
.
.
.
though
It
Is
based
District
News
TERRACE
Fish
packer
Bruce
passed
through
with
3
XXX)
pounds
of
spring
salmon
from
the
west
oosst
He
reported
fish
very
searce
at
Hippo,
the
poorest
season
m
record
so
far.
on
sectionalism.
There
la
"The
Covered
agon"
that
made
fUm
history,
and
there
Is
"Way
Down
Bast"
which
was
an
epic
of
the
American
people.
The
Trail
of
W
goes
further
than
any
of
these
because
It
la
Internationa
in
scope.
It
Includes
the
world,
smhraren
all
of
humanity.
You
look
at
it
and
forget
it's
laid-in
the
Yukon.
It
miiht
An
colorable
and
enthusiastic
Joint
anywhere
.
.
that
Is.
anvwher
r.eetinc
of
the
Canadian
Lei
Ion
and
nr
thousands
of
puny
human
beino
their
Women's
Auxiliary
was
held
in
at'J
death
and
battle
with
all
tlx
their
hall
on
Thursday
evening.
Many
""ee
of
nature.
natters
of
general
Interest
to
returned
You
see
people
from
(very
land.
There
men
tnroujnout
the
country
were
aw-
is
tne
young
Englishman,
tba
lumbering.
!eeo.
Kcrresnmente
were
serv
ea
loi.oweae.
tne
vigorous
AmaMosa.
ths
owing
the
business
meeting.
sturdy
Canadian
You
ass
human
na-
ure
in
an
Its
phases
isxillln
to
al-
Oeoree
Beverldfe.
of.
the
Bank
of
310,1
trr7
rat5t.
Th
U
Mcntreal
aUtf.
Prince
Rupert
arrived
'raHty.
lust.
lore,
hatred,
wealth
on
Wednesday,
to
take
charge
of
the
Pwty.
sickness
d
haalth.
local
bank,
during
the
Ulnest
of
E.
W.
i
Tne
ptotuiw
is
itvlshljr
produosd
Marentette.
(perfectly
directed,
navies!
sated.
I:
c
J
v!c
and
marks
a
high
point
In
Mrs.
J.
MeNeal
and
children
left
.?'"
pri
auction.
during
the
week
for
Hazeiton
to
Join
Mr.
McKeal
who
Is
stationed
there.
,
Mrs.
Sheasgren
of
Vancouver,
who
will
return
here
before
going
south.
A.
A.
McDonald,
mining
man
of
Uak,
was
In
town
Thursday.
Ughljr
of
ihclr
4fiincy
hU
here.
,
PORT
CLEMENTS
The
Olrl
Oil
Idee
and
the
Boy
Scouts
accompanied
by..
Mrs.
A.
R.
Mallorr
and
N.
L.
Johe
spent
the
week-end
amptrag
at
TVtl.
VANDER1100F
Hon.
William
Atklnann
ml-l..
I.
?Tn
JrZZ
Z
ot
agriculture:
Dr.
H.
Gad-
-n
FWdsy
for
he
coast
U
the
InteresU
ue".
British
Columbia
eotoiliw-
f
the
crippled
Children's
Hospital,
she
tlon
commissioner
;
K.
C.
W.
Lett
SKIDEGATE
The
holiday
pWlc
of
the
Qceen
Charlotte.
Ct(y
and.
Skldegate
schools
pnrce
unier
uen.
ijie
young
folks
made
toe
trln
In
Harr
r
Beaven's
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
and
C.
C
.Kelly,
district
agriculturalist,
were"
here
las.
week.
They
met
the
fanners
and
had
a
conference
with
the
Board
of
Trade
on
the
matter
of
the
Nechako
creamery.
Serious
forest
fire
west
of
the
Stuart
Lake
road
in
the
vicinity
motor
bus
which
was
deviated
for
the
of
Corkscrew
Creek
were
got
uo-
der
control
last
week
with
the
1
laid
of
timely
rains
before
they
in
eetor
marr.
who
visited
the
had
done
anv
ileniv.
H.
......
'Jucen
Charlotte'
Wandt
acboois.
spoke
tn
.nH
-w
v-..-...n
s
as
aa
ts
.
Kxtensive
IniroveFenta
are
being
made
to
roads
in
this
vicinity
by
the
provincial
department
of
public
works.
Mrs.
W.
0.
Rordette
has
been
visiting
her
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
c.
P.
Hkeom
field,
at
Stuart
Lake.
A
rather
seriout
fir
took
place
recently
on
the
property
H
C.
Praser.
school
Inspector,
spent
of
Fred
G
reefi
park
In
the
Calico
Monday
in
town.
on.
departmental
du-
district.
uee.
ne
jeii
mat
evening
for
MasseU.
1
Father
VaUieres
conducted
rice
art-
the
heme
ot
Mrs.
church
The
United
Church
Ladies'
O.
L.
'Aid
held
a
social
mnafias
watatam.
Dualop
while
lt
town.
He
U
returning,
d
.ft-rnoon
at
ih
kans
erf
l
lM
Bomt
of
to
Prince
Rupert
after
having
visited
"lV
.ll,nwo.n.
in
this
district
for
the
past
ten
days.
iirs.
James
sliver.
Thlrty-eeven
radio
licenses
hare
been
issued
this
year
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
a
considerable
increase
over
the
seven
reported
In
a
recent
asue
of
the
Dally
News.
Members
of
the
Tennis
Club
have
spent
the
last
couple
of.
days
painting
the
tennis
count,
so
that
It
will
be
ready
and
In
good
shape
for
the
sum-
ner
months.
refreshing
and
Invigorating
of
fruit
Juioe
drinks
containing
all
the
true
miK
flavors.
One
tip
ot
the
health
giving
Julcen
la
guaranteed
(by
Jack
Cook)
to
turn
the
moat
)aded
coffee
patate
from
that
noxious
habit
and
on
iiniarang
tne
glass
of
nature
i
own
health
giving
beverage,
one
ts
guar
anteed
to
shudder
t
the
mere
sight
of
a
coffee
cup.
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
season
up
to
yesterday
totalling
10.3S2450
pounds,
made
Up
of
3.660,450
pounds
Canadian
and
7,303.400
pounds
American
flah,
were
still
main
talnlng
the
lead
over
1028
when,
at
a
Mr,
a.
H.
I'ittjatrkk
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Miller
have
returned
home
after
vtsitinc
for
nearly
two
months
with
their
sister
at
Summerland
in
the
Okaoagan
district
The
farm
home
of
Ward
Haynes
and
its
contents
were
recently
destroyed
by
fire.
HEAD
OF
WOMEN'S
INSTITUTE
VISITS
TERRACE
DISTRICT
Mm.
Mnrl(Iilan
tiler-
Address
si
Mrrtlng
and
Is
InterUlned
by
Ladles
TERRACE,
June
1:
Mrs.
V.
B
Use-Laughlaa,
provtnrl
superintendent
of
Women's
Institutes,
paid
a
visit
to
the
local
branch
this
week,
arming
from
tne
south
on
Wednesday.
In
order
to
almlltr
t
th.
Uii
.frwvi
o
I
onn
,wieet
the
office
of
the
Institute.
Mrs
pounds
nde
up'
of
.178900
pounds
"T
.
e
enainsjd
at
tea
Canadian
and
85,400
pounds
American
1"
OI
Mr
orga
Dovar
on
nan.
.nnuwn,
ino
on
inursaay
Landings
during
the
week
of
May
!.v,nln
Puhllc
-etlng
was
held
la
35-11
Ineliuiv-
ti.htx
ih.n
tne
o.w.V.A.
Ude
room
which
waa
12.4c
and
6c
received
by
the
Utuya
for
10,000
pounds
IXHpKCTISO
HILVER
CIT
W.
U.
Dornbe'rg,
president,
and
other
directors
ot
the
Silver
Cup
Mining
Co.
arrived
In
the
cltr
on
the
Prince
Rup
ert
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
given.
uwues
among
the
ntembers
here
fori
some
time.
Mrs.
MseLsghlan
also
told
of
,
the
eood
work
being
done
at
the
Crippled
Children's
Hospital
In
VMicom
er
b
nd
proceeded
by
train
to
Jlanriton
where;
Appreciation
of
ri-
AM)
SVf
Two
sho
7
and
!)
p
ra.
11.
W.
SERVICE'S
STORY
OF
THE
KL0M)i
,
SHOWN
IN
THE
WONDERFUL
PIC
TI
;;r;
e
Trail
of
Tporincra
arvstsl
yean
ago.
There
are
now
wore
ef
these
Mission
Vans
at
;
jT
g,
Aug
nrb
Im
WT.
.1
ii
n
alt
Ma
'
who
is
ably
c
landed
by
Miss
SaylS.
I
The
amauf
jar
ariea
in
Kfurlaiul
-tlllHHO
It
'9$
With
Dolores
Del
Rio
'
COMEDY
THE
HOLY
TKUK0U
AND
COLLEGIANS
NO.
1
Admission,
15c
&
50c;
Sat.
Matinee,
2:30,
Ik
:
Cominu
Next
Week
"The
Californian
(
::!,
,n..
M
LADIES
tttai
llassri
and
Mtm
Mayle
(ue.t
of
Itlsbsa
Ml
Mrs.
UK
Two
lc
teres
tins;
tagush
ladies.
Miss
3'.
BasrH
sad
Mi4s
I.
Sayle
are
the
ruests
of
Wlsaoo
ana
Mat.
Kis
over
be
wsek-cad.
Miss
Haawl.
was
the
otlgln-tor
of
the
Miaaliti
Van
Work
in
the
prelrts
1(l
(-))ml
AM
Iti
Kl'
1
.
IIWMth-
(
NrrtH
lir-
llanilMit:'
Juaa
ta.
Jul;
io
TT
ST
-
.
TT".
.
Juiw
as
j,,ia
irrertuif
eawcarpcoas
n
nt
lnaur
:
'
-
work.'
and
the
asunmer
they
aawnd
la'
'
"H.K
"
"
1
he
isolated
parts
of
Canada
t
.vwlHng
"
a
one
ef
the
tsam
.
sad
vlalUni
lonsiy
t-
iMftV-l.tverp
.,i
.
ec-lltos.
hoMtaa
mrtkm
and
starting
Jum
14,
July
30
wAdsy
schools
and
getting
'
children
'July
1.
Jul
38
Jived
aa
ths
Sunday
school
by
"R
lists.
'
Til
IllHtP,.,.!
These
two
cultured
Kngllsh
Iadiss
Jaa
AT
MMucht
up
in
all
the
eosnforts
of
a
toe
Knc!
i
bom
auafully
WMt
''""""'"
'"
11
U4
overoom
all
the
most
fot
Idahte
ilaromforts
of
Use
wrrt
they
are-act-
IWivl
''';''
TtSd
la.
What
Uwy
have
already
gons
T
Phe-Iiir-
hr-agh
rii!d
snoaewnat
appal
aeea
.
wy
stiwnt
aa.
Whetl
they
base
taken
a
"u
u''
'
van
over
a
fMd
during
the
aauanser
to
f.Mici
'4Mry
put
that
ran
into
the
hands
of
jun,
ig
two
rther
women
and
they
go
on
Use
neat
year
to
scans
new
field,
re-
Aoulv
v.
a...
oaatu
the
saaas
pmna
year
after
J
1
MMtther
of
the
tad'sa.
nor
any
of
vre
who
take
up
the
work-
after
MM.
delve,
any
NamnsraUan
for
thatr
lr
hot
a
astiafled
with
the
rrvrarv
of
krvtwlr-
that
they
have
tea
aoanethlne
for
the
comfort
end
b"lp
of
ths
ptawer
tn
the
treat
land
B'sbop
"'t
will
hold
a
dlam'aaal
eer.
00
fur
Mtasea
H-el
and
Sayle
on
lUDdsv
mnrrlne
a'
a
oclwk
for
Mrk
tb-
Peace
River
d'stnet
ind
M
-
Hasxel
win
give
the
a1dre-
at
tic
TtSO
p.m.
serv
lee
In
the
Cathedral
CHIiDRENGO
OVER
WARSHIP
N.M.M.
f'olnmhn
Mas
Open
Yeslerday
lor
PapUa
t
ral
SehU
There
was
open
ship
yesterday
after-
children
of
Canadian
legion
uk
mixes
nd
there
were
about
thirty
of
tham
here.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
TO
COME
NORTH
IN
PLACE
OF
CHARLOTTE
The
-C.P.B.
steamer
Prlnore
Charlotte,
which
recently
suffered
a'
broken
cranJuhaft.
will
not
he
able
to
go
hack
in
rot-mission
until
August
as
(wjts
have
to
be
M1Istw1
from
the
OM
Country.
The
vassal
will
bsvs
to
miss
age.
totalling
690.400
pounds
of
which
tttnl
by-many
of
the
ladles
of
the
bar
scheduled
tourist
sailings
to
Alaska
198,400
pounds
was
from
Canadian
boats
'
?mnun,tlr
Mr"
c
A
Olgge
y
pre-
in
June
ard
July
and
the
Prlncees
and
484.000
nniinla
from
American
.elded
and
Introduced
the
speaker,
who
Ajtoiable
sill
nanr
north
in
her
atewd
Prices
throughout
the
week
were
at
7"1
.vTr
na
"W-wnnllnf
to
present
plane.
It
will
be
a
satisfactory
level.
The
high
bid
fori
"il,,,',
""
.
air-.wing.he
first
time
the
Adelaide
has
ever
Canadian
fish
was
8.4c
and
7
which
Ul.T.
Z
L.
"
p
r7i
"I
cn"?
uched
at
Prlaoe
Rupert.
the
Velma
C
was
paid
for
8.000
poundi
tT
on"
n
h...
..L!...
nYLrZ,
Pl'nd
the
method
under
which
rural
I
i"-."!
.
ss-ts
mines
innK
nnnn
pounds
while
the
.American
low
was
W.
C
MUle.
of
Woodcock.,
who
re.
turned
home
this
morning
after
a
brief
'
ilt
In
the
city,
reports
that
crops
ne
wueen
AlexAndra
Solarium
on
Vnn-
in
that
district
look
very
good
and
couver
Island,
both
of
which
were
minim
Is
likely
to
boonmt
an
Impor-
aUrted
by
the
Women's
Institute.
taut
industry
In
the
neighborhood.
A
A
general
report
of
the
piwt
year's
nuinher
of
Consolidated
engineers
have
wots
xnrougnout
the
province
was
also
rx-cn
very
busy
examining
properties
a
i
l
.here
are
great
possibilities
for
the
Mrs.
"-"Ul
MeoLaahlan'a
nelahborhood
.
Ik..
MI
.
.
.1
.
.
ZLT.
.
".,n
uu.i-.Mo.i
Vl
vne
yvsn
and
splendid
talk
was
voiced
by
Work
Is
to
be
commenced
on
the
D.
whi
h
,
m
,
jars
ueorge
IMUt.
following
which
re-
W
Mines,
now
bonded
to
the
Oon-
whlch
shipments
are
now
being
steed-
freshmenU
were
served
and
a
iirtsied.
as
n
ss
the
snow
goes
off
uy
uum.
hour
enjoyed.
jtiit
mountain,
It
1
understood
there.
B
8
tier
-
..
C
P
R
S',.
I
c
TO
tumMm"''
1
June
I.
noon
on
M
M.
8.
Ooloaabo
tor
school
,
n.
iu'mhoi
iui
ami
-
hUdrer
of
ths
city
add
to
say
thatltsfangirla.
June
hey
hci
"s
whafct
ef
a
tune"
la
put-
Matnsjhmla.
Jui-
i
:
In
it
mNtuf.
aosne
one
hundred
and
i
Jui
v
'
ltty
children
viattad
the
light
cruiser
i
FKOM
H'
1
nd.
aided
by
mamhsis,
of
the
crew.
TO
octtNxmH
1
hey
espl
ired
every
nook
and
eramry
akjnr
,
,
rd
point
ot
lntersst
to
satisfy
Uveir
,
.,,
,
"Widish
cuftoMUas.
oourss.
auny,
r
AWnillK
II'
IK.
t
S-fdaaa
Uiar
ailt
Irtm
tlM
'
IHI
IJUII
-
Navy
at
once
and
not
t
s
ol
the;
girls
also
wished
they
could
too.
FROM
II
M.Ir
W
TO
ri,VMO.
i
'
'
Alauula.
Juue
14
A'lrauta.
June
21
J
-Auaonla.
June
tt
J
Asoanla.
July
6.
a...
.
FKOM
Ni:w
'
TO
P1.YMIH1II
II
v
Carmanla.
June
"
FKOM
M
:w
TO
I.O.siniMM
lti:v
There
was
s
special
Invitation
far
oamsronia.
June
ANCHOR
D3NM
'N
FHOM
M
T
m:i.i-'.HT-i.iv
i
im
AndMla
June
7
.1
letitla.
June
14
'
Antonia.
Jun.
.11
Athenia,
Juik-
m
Money
Ore
.
'
,'lKMiie-)
at
io1
1
t:ou
from
lniil
if!
Ices.
022
llaxi:
.
HC
EARL
M'LEOD
fl
rn
PROMOTION
Pi
.
SERVICE
OK'D'
Many
locsl
fi"
'
1
to
-tan
thst
Puc1"
leod,
oommsndiKK
oho
Bench
Air
has
bn
pronu
ii
SqtMKlron
Usder
Squadron
Lead"'
Identified
wllh
th
tlon
when
It
wn
and
reeenHy
rotun..'
achssste
duty
m
known
In
Prince
id
for
several
work.
Our
classifi"1
of
special
intm