PAGE
EIGHT
I
"
.
And
it
has
held
first
place
for
thirty
years.
PAcin:;
tllWAf
J
1
T
TP
'Fresh
Srom
the
gardens'
CANADIAN
NATION
L
STEAMSHIPS
Prince
Rupert
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OPERATING
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FLOATING
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Engineers,
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IlollermaKers,
lilacksmilhn,
Pattern
Makers,
Pounders,
Woodworkers
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
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I'lant
Is
Equipped
to
Handle
All
Kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK
PHONES
43
AND
385
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
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from
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Kuimt
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etc..
lun
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p.m.
lor
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or
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p.m.
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V.
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
KKi
lilkan.
W
miijfll,
Junrau
and
Slucway
May
I,
11,
It
To
Wiicouvrr.
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and
sratllt
May
ft,
1"..
2B
I'RIMESS
ROVAL
Oieau
tallh.
Hi-..
Vamonvrr
and
Victoria
firry
1'rlday
10
p.m.
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rr
all
stmmxlilp
Llnrs.
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AtiEXT
3rd
Air.,
frlnre
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II.
C.
riione
31
Canadian
National
Q7ie
Largefl
"Kailioay
Syilem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERYICE
Balling
from
NtlNCE
III
TF.RT
for
VANTOrVER.
VIlTOKM
E1TLE
and
Intermedial?
poluti,
earn
Thursday
and
Sunday,
10:00
p.m.
lor
A
W
OX
and
STEWART,
nu
ll
Vednrday
and
Saturday,
4.-00
p.m.
lor
NORTH
AMI
SOLTII
qiLEN
CIlAldOTlE
IsI.AMi.
lofli.nlni)
IMSSLMihK
TRAINS
LEAVE
HUME
KlThlll
Lath
MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY
and
SATl'KD.W
at
11:3(1
am
for
I'HIM
t
UEOKfJE,
EDMONTON,
UINMIIO.
all
point
Ea.lrrii
Canada.
I'nltrd
Matra.
AflENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES
City
Ticket
Office,
5'!8
Third
Ave.,
Prime
Rupert
Phone
2B0
OOD
BYE
to
TIRE
TROUBLE
Equip
your
car
with
a
new
tet
of
0-t,Tv
Dominion
Royal
Cordi
or
Royal
Masters
and
bid
a
long
farewell
ZWi
J
to
tire
trouble.
These
two
Urea
can't
be
bett.
Royal
Cords
are
the
finest
moderate
ly
priced
tire
i
made.
Royal
Masters
cost
more
than
any
other
tire
but
they're
certainly
worth
It
DOMINION
ROYAL
CORDS
..&;
AND
ROYAL
MASTERS
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORD
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
t
See
Page
7.
There
are
a
lot
of
small
advertisements
there
that
make
good
reading.
'DAILY
MAIL
!
AGAIN
ASKED
Edmonton
Also
Working
For
.Same
End
and
Asks
Local
Co-operation
At
the
regular
monthly
meet
ing
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
last
night
a
letter
was
read
from
John
Blue,
secretary
of
the
Edmonton
Board,
as
follows:
"Our
chamber
is
anxious
to
es-!
tablish
a
daily
mail
service
be-
J
tween
Edmonton
and
Prince
Rup
ert
this
summer
and
are
taking;
with
Hon.
Charles
Stewart
and
K.
A.
Blatchford,
both
members
for
Edmonton
and
also
with
the
postmaster
general.
"We
think
that
it
will
require
concerted
action
and
constant
pressure
to
secure
results
and
if
you
will
enlist
your
support,
as
you
undoubtedly
itt'iil,
of
the
federal
members
in
the
territory
concerned,
we
have
considerable
hope
that
our
efforts
will
be
successful.
.
.
V
Prfrfte
Ropeft
board,!frtftie-
ted
the
secretary
to
again
write
j
nlayuag
in
tbsttaWs
nid
in
natf
cHlon.
Th
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturd-.v
if
Heart
Trouble
Hands
and
Feet
liumb
and
Gold
Wm.
Fowler,
Auburn,
Ont.,
writes:
"Several
years
apo
1
ft
as
troubled
with
mv
ho:
rt
mid
nerves,
so
bad,
at
tlmoa.
nv
liaml?
would
become
numb
and
cold.
I
tt.
-I;
dorter's
medicine,
for
a
while
I'Ul
it
(lid
me
little
or
no
good.
I
h;ippc:ii4
o
see
LIBERALISM
USURPATION1
that'fheAltraiuotikl
43sfVi-.
8weat
b:d
r
the
cen-
t
th
fit,in
a.i
mw
.n
turles.
and
the
fight
is
still
In
craft
as
well
as
to
ocean
going
Vmrt
oar
by
the
craft.
It,
Was
decided
to
forward
,
penr.'n
Wle
entries
by
the
this
petition.
to
Ottawa.
w-
r
Suffered
From
Indigestion.
Was
Afraid
To
Eat
Mrs.
E.
Proulx,
10548-C6th
St..
Edmonton,
Alta.,
writes
:
"I
Buffered
from
indigestion
and
was
afraid
to
eat
I
suffered
so
after.
A
friend
told
me
bow
she
used
to
Buffer
with
the
same
thing
and
how
had
relieved
her,
I
too!i
two
bottles
aod
I
will
never
regret
the
day
I
did
a
1
am
happy
to
sav
I
.'an
cow
est
anv
thing
and
not
be
bothered
with
indigestion
after'1
Manufactured
only
by
The
T.
Mil-bora
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Ont.
Dried
Fruits!
WE
OFFER
YOU
GOOD
BARGAINS
Prunes,
30-10,
6
lbs
$1.00
Prima
fiH-7n
a
!
11
Mi
I
a
tags
w
I
V
M
S
kW
pYV'
Prunes'
D.M.,
5-lb.
tins
.....90c
Prunes,
D.M.,
2-lb.
pks.
S
for
$1.00
Raisins,
M.D.,
4-lb.
pka.
.
...GOc
Raisins,
Seedless,
7
lbs
$1.00
Bteck
Figs,
8
lbs
60c
Fancy
"White
Figs,
8
lbe.
....50c
Table
Figs,
'2
lbs.
45c
Fancy
Pears,
.Z
lbs
06c
Choice
Apricots,.
2
lbs
...41k
Mixed
Peel,
per
lb
86
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
G17-423
5th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18&81
P.
0.
Box
57C.
TRACTORS
WILL
REPLACE
HORSE
Modern
Development
In
Connection
With
Logging
For
(lis-
come
Mill
in
Prince
George
District
Horse
transport
is
to
be
replaced
to
a
considerable
extent
by
caterpillar
transport
in
con-;
aection
with
the
Giseome
mill
in
the
Prince
George
district
according
to
F.
W.
Shaver
who
retur
ned
recently
from
a
trip
of
in
spection
to
leading
sawmill
plants
the
matter
up
with
the
different
advertised
and
station
tailing
ipem.
jn
Southern
British
Uiumuia,
:
towns
and
points
along
the
rail-J
Z!&TSJZSZ
Wt2hinon'
Ore0n
and
;
ways
such
as
Hazelton,
Vander-,
my
trouble."
The
Giseome
company
already
hoof,
Prince
George
arfd
Prince.
Price
COe.
a
lix
at
all
drugieta
and
has
one
GO
h.p.
ten
ton
tractor;
Rupert
I
t,e?,ers.
or
"""'te1
wTf1
on
Awi
Ltd-'
?'
operation
which
has
been
rnov-i
"We
are
taking
the
matter
up'
&
f
T'
MJbum
jinf
train
of
from
eight
to
nine!
.
sleigns
over
me
roan,
giving
ai
!
load
of
from
40,000
to
50,000
feet
of
timber,
but
the
chief
troubin
the
tractor
has
had
to
contend
with
hits
been
adverse
grades.
The
present
tractor
haul
is
about
three
miles
to
points
where
the
loo;
g
may
be
loaded
on
the
cars
of
.the
steam
railway
operated
by
ihe
company
in
its
logging.
Mr.
Shaver
is
tuitisfied
thut
log-
I
King
at
Giseome
can
be
handled
Speaker
at
Liberal
Meeting
Shows
aatiffactorilv
with
the
tractor.
fundamental
Difference
lie
tween
Two
Parties
the
department
at
Ottawa
and
the
I
local
member,
dra
wring
attention
j
"Liberalism
is
a
natural
sequel
to
prevfous
requests
of
the
board.:
of
Toryism.
Too
few
people
un-and
suggesting
that
this
was
the
derstand
the
fundamental
differ-desirable
time
for
the
daily
mail
ence
between
Conservatism
and
service
to
be
put
into
force
AIDS
TO
NAVIGATION
GRILSE
FISHERS
HOLD
MEETING
.-
-,a
a
a
aula
uvv
a
icai-i,-.
.
.
,
,
a
1
1
tulio
last
night
in
hi.
address
t!CMmn,ur,,",e
M"J"r.Mothr-
the
Moose
Hull.
"Historically
and
fundamentally,
Liberalism
began
well
Regard
to
Southern
Fishing
At
tr.P
mpptino-
of
ibo
iiar,l
nf
protest
against
the
usurpa-
VICTORIA.
May
3.
Asking
for
Trade
last
night
J.
H.
Pillsbury
itlon
and
buse
of
utlM"ty
and.
an
explanation
of
the
new
rules
-eported
that
a
petition
was
be-!
power
f
the
few
over
the
mny.!
affecting
fishing
in
British
Co
ing
signed
by
masters
of
vessels
for
benefit
of
the
few
at
the
j
lumbia,
interested
sportsmen
of
for
t"e
w
ine
many,
ine
issue
victoria
will
communicate
w;tl;
-
t
1
.
A
I
f
1
.
1
I
.
..
-tkte
ueJ
oniianny.
lougnv
oui
in
Major
Motherwell,
it
was
decided
mautjr
.uuiaraiiiar
wiin
isr
principles
.involved
and
unmindful
of
historical
fact,
see
little
difference
,n
.these
so-called
modern
days
bfftween
Liberalism,
and
Conaervatism.
.
"While
bood
is
not
running
in
our
own
country,
and
while
we
are
enjoying
hardly-won
rights
and
privileges
denied
to
many
of
our
contemporary.,
the
fact
it
that
economically
and
socially,
we
can
only
retain
the
ground
already
won
by
constant
vigilance,
and
attain
the
goal
of
general
and
universal
welfare
through
unremitting
effort.
"Speaking
in
particular,
we
can
illustrate
what
I
mean
by
surveying
our
own
provincial
political
and
economic
atmosphere.
.
"During
the
past
few
months,
we
have
had
illustrated
in
the
clearest
possible
fashion,
the
difference
in
viewpoint
between
Conservatism,
as
represented
by
the
present
provincial
government,
anil
Liberalism,
as
represented
by
His
Majesty's
Loyal
Opposition.
"In
the
first
place,
let
me
say
that
the
pledges
made
by
the
present
Prime
Minister
before
July
last,
have
all
gone
by
the
board.
Po!kfs
for
which
we
were
so
severely
criticised
are
continued,
and
only
recently
an
Or-der-in-Coiindll
Was
passed
auth
orising
the
Minister
of
Lands
to
allow
the
export
of
raw
logs
upon
pitch
conditions
as
he
migh
This
is
the
time
to
stock
up,
ee
upon
this
very
issue,
while
there
are
no
fresh
fruits
on
1
our
dminlstration
was
accused
the
market.
!
of
being
in
collusion
with
Ameri
i
can
interests
to
the
detriment
of
our
great
province".
"Whatever
we
did
was
treason
to
our
province.
"The
n
resent
government
can
follow
the
same
policy
and
it
is
patriotic
enostrof,"
SUITS!
SUITS!
MA
I)
15
TO
ORDER
Culling.
Workmanship
a'nd
St
It-All
Guaranteed
v
UITS
STIiAM
CLEANED
AND
,
PRESSED
We
Dtlivtr
to
Any
Part
of
the
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
G19
;it
a
meeting
attended
by
repre-tentativoa
of
the
west
coaet
can-ceries,
local
sporting
goods
store?
and
a
number
of
independent
fishermen.
The
cnmmunicaJoA
will
ask
Major
Motherwell
why
the
regulation
of
20
fUh
per
boat
per
day
had
been
changed
to
,10
per
day
and
why
the
maximum,
had
been
reduced
to
five
fish
per
person.
The
much
discussed
question
of
"Is
a
Gilse
a
salmon
?"
should
be
cleared
up
before
a
new
set
of
rules
came
into
effect,
it
was
tated
today.
By
buying
a
license
for
$1
any
individual
sportsman
ean
avoid
the
five
fish
per
man
'e,
it
was
said.
There
ahoul
be
something
done
to
prevent
this,
it
was
agreed
.
Pimples,
Blotches
Quickly
Vanish
Under
This
Penetrating
AntUeptic
T
ran
hav-
a
rlrar.
lanfttlt.
vrUrtr
akin.
If
jnm
will
ulr
trjr
lb
ul
t,litiir
h'jula
U.D-D-
It
aouth
Ibr
tliatt
an
Irlw
vaj
p!mpl-.
tloit-li-
aii'l
tbr
hl'-muti.
ITCHINU
STill'K
r.XTAVTI.Y.
Til.
Iwal!l
avmnk
iMtMtratca
tht-
tain
leaving
So
Mala
apoaj
th
aurfai-
3.V
Ix.irla
pruv..
It,
aaarlt
or
jraur
drockiM
ri'
rtur
idmv
hart.
D.D.D.
ftVM
lU
!!.
(la
nit
HDD.
Uuif).
V.
OK.MKS
LTD.
i.
MrtlTCIICON.
JltM'GUl.HT.
WW
mKBsmBea
i
I
SEE
FOR
MILES
With
a
good
pair
of
field
glasses,
distant
objects
are
brought
up
close.
We
have
a
wonderful
stock
and
can
suit
any
purse.
The
one
shown
above
at
$20
is
8
I
power
and
a
man
standing
K00
feet
away
seems
only
100
feet
away.
We,
Also
have
a
very
fine
12
power
pair
at
a
higher
price.
Also
one
8
power
German
army
field
glass
at
$11
and
one
4
power
glass
at
$9.
GLAD
TO
SHOW
YOU
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
THE
JEWELLERS
Tonight,
7-9
p
m
50c
and
lic
Sat.
Matinee
35c
and
Ifti
lAAAMLAA.
.
.
BIG
DOUBLE
BILL
The
Great
White
North
".
.
.
in
which
the
actors
play
their
parts
for
the
ake
of
their
lives."
-"VVrVM
GIVE
AND
TAKE
Starring
Geo
Si
n,
v
Jean
llei
Vt
YWll
GIVE
t
for
this
sp.irl.l;:
.
and
TAKE
awa,
of
laughs.
"OSWALD
CARTOON"
Vaudeville
All
Next
Week
"The
Wandering
Mi
r,
HYDE
TRANSFER
PHONE
580
m:w
siiipment'just
aukivi:d
iiline
Head
Alberta
Lump
si..
;,
Mine
Ht?ad
Alberta
Sootless
Large
Ugx
,
Mine
Head
Sootless
Egg
.
:
si2.
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
Si..
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal.
DRY
MUCH,
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
K.
Double
load
SO
Larjre
sack
i
':
3i
Iiox
wood
cuttings,
large
load
.
.
.
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
I'
m-
,"
Day
ami
Night
Service
139
Second
A
.
.
-nur
r.
:tJ
'
DEMAND
upert
Brand
ippers
'THE
DAINTIEST
HREAKPAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
hi
,
Prince
Rupert.
ILC
SELVIG
BROS.
Jl
EAT
MARKET
3rd
Avenue
Phow
7b.-
MEAT,
FISH
AND
VEGETABLES
Specialty:
"OLD
COUNTRY
SAUSAGES"
Our
make
Fresh
every
day.
Superior
Quality.
V
SAW
it
with
a
51IViOND5
SAW
k
Stays
sharp
longer
Cuts
easier.
Saws
faster
SIMONOS
CANADA
SAW
CO.kTO.
Month
eai.
VANCOUVm.
ST.
iOMN,
n.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
(
rd
Cartige,
Warehousing
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gr-vcl
We
Specialize
In
Piano
8a
Furniture
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