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ad
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aiftv
US
VapoRuh
A
7-Piece
Cut
.Glass
Fruit
't?!or'Ti2.00
This
set
is
one
of
our
re-ifirt
arrivals.
The
bowl
i
MgbT
TfTCheirwlde
nnd"hold,
noulv.fruH;
or,
)reservoa
for.
Ri
peoplo.
.nM
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W'slx'
individual'
wmil
dlsh
or1
na'pple
are1
Ut
6
match
with
star
and
fnn-shaped
putlerns
and
are
of
ihV
nwv,
rather
deep,
shape
.
GLAD
TO
SHOW
YOlf
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
THE
JEWELLERS
Limited
FOKD
1)EAlM$T
,
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II
-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Fair
Board
Hayseed
Dante,
May
9.
Premier
Orchestra
Novelty
Dance
In
Moose
Hall,
May
10.
t
w
nf
the
season.
Tickets,.
75c
and
50c,
from
members
or
Mc-Cuteheon's
Drug
Store.
"Mother's
,
liay"
Cpurt
WfclsU
Social
and
Dance
to
be
"held
Sit.
urday,
May
11
in
the
Scbut
Hall,
Bort
Clements.
Whist
to
begin
at
9
o'clock.
Admission,
gpntlcmn
50c,
ladies
please
provide.
.
Birthday
Tea,
United
Church
Hall,
May
30.
.'
'
....
FaSt
AVorkers
W
Ftilr"Board.
'
Moose
Annual
Picnic
at
Dlgby
June
30.
,
Gingham
Dance
to
be
held
at
Port
Clements
some
time
In
June.
So
be
prepared-buy
a
bowl
-
Sunday,
'July
K.
of
r-14,
Dipby
Island.
Our
classified
section
may
be
of
special
interest
to
ymi
today.
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and
Personal
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4
Tnxi.
tf
I)c'ntisi'l)r.
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It.
fiosse.
Phone
C8C.
''Se"
hloau'
windo
for
Cor-
,'sets
'this
week.'
108
'
Wlces
on
''
Corset;
1ep'd,"week'"al'
.rabduV'H.
108
May
17
Norwegian
Independence
T)j'
Banquet
and
Social
in
Moose
Hall
ut
8
p.m.
Music
by
Premier
Orchestra.
Admission
$1.00.
Come
and
have
a
good
time
at
the
last
Scottish
dame
of
the
jaeason
in
I.O.D.E.
Hall
on
Iri-
ii;iy.
May
10
at
H.H0.
Ladies
50c.
gentlemen
$1.00
107;
George
Hills,
who
came
to
the
:
city,
to
attend
'the
marriage
of
,
his
mother.
Mrs.
V.
V.
Tattersal.
,
sailed
yesUrday
afternoon
by
the'
,
Prince
George
on
nis
return
10..
Stewart.
F!
N.
Spettlgue,
well
knownj
minine
man.
who
has
been
ntv
a
!
trin
to
New
York
and
the
OWi
Country
during
the
past
winter,
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
;eore
for
Stewart.
FOR
BABY
Five
generations
of
babies
have
been
kept
clean,
fresh,
fragrant,
and
free
from
skin
I
troubles
by
the
use
of
baby's
mm
,
9
I
mm
SEis.Week
Extra
Special
!
Combination
Scnp
Deal
8
C;
kes
Classic
Laundry
Soap
2
Cans
Classic
Cleanser
1
Pkg.
Naptha
Chips
1
Bar
Wool
Soap,
large
1
of
the
Latest
Novelty
Crepe
Happy
Coats.
Total
value
$2
50.
Special
this
week
$1.65
Orer
Early
!
CLEAN-HPSl'KClAIS
BBnXX'
FLOOR
WAX
lhj
W
viwia
Jwught
a
job
lot
iof.Uio
xfljoWaDdJ
are
of
faring
it
at
ViV
remarkable
price
df,
per
tin
j..26c;
STAOX
LIQUID
STOVE
POLISH
'
.
Brilliant
.
and
lairting.
2
bot.
25c
T
1
r.
LYE
Gem.
2
tins
.25c
KLONDYKE
SOAP
Per
bar
25e
LIFEBUOY
SOAP
S
bars
.
.25c
BROOMS
Each
40.-
SUPREMA
POLISH
Regular
50c.
Bottle
...35c
SCRUBBING
BRUSHES
Each
25c
BEST
BULK
BUTTER
3
lbs,
$1.36
GAINER'S
LARD
A.
auperior
prodtict,
Open-Kettle-
rendered.
richer
in
shortening
oootent.
3s
60c
5s
1.00
10a
$1.95
RED
ARROW
SODAS
2
pks.
45c
l!l.'L
OKI',
US
FOR
GUEEN
VEGETABIfES,
RADISHES
A
N
D
G
R
E
E
ujNiuiva
a
ouncnos
lue
SPINACH
Per
lb
....10c
FIELD
RHUBARB
1
lbs.
...25c
Watts'
Grocery
Quality
Right
Prices
Right
PHONE
55
PHONE
56
NOT
THE
SAME
PERSON
AT
ALL
'Fruit-a-lives"
Stopped
Pain
and
Terrible
Dizziness
Mom.
CODIN
It
"jewns
tlm.Mt
a
miracle
the
"way
"Fniit-a-tivr"
benefits
women
suffcr-ingoi
!
tb!!,:ioeufhfe.
'1
waa
obliged
to
go
to
Ik
(i
leonjso
of
the
trrule
J
Lumens,
and
weakness,"
write
mi
a
uMKine
jodto
ol
raquetvulc,
N.E.
"lJiiring
this
trying
time
Trurha-trves'
proved
a
godaend
to
am,
and
bow
i
am
in
feet
health.
vary
woman
should
fellow
my
ex-
amnle
and
take
'Kruit-a-tiw
and
tfaay
wnikl
surely
get
the
wonderful
cam
thai
1
did."
Trrit.
Vruirlwilr
f
nderful
'nk
medicine-
3Se.
ao&
50c
a
twx.
at.
Anarew
s
society
mommy
meewng,
wonoay,
aiay
m.
I
Com
and
see
the
Milk-maids
and
the
Farmers
tonight.
There,
wrll
be
nn
galore.
Tta.
afternoon's
train,
due
from
tiae
east
at
8:30,
.
was
repor
-
td
tfiis
morning
to
be
on
time.
ut.
u.
u.
winer
oi
.
5j.ewan,
after
j
)
MB
ft
Wig
a
few
days
in
thf
city.
Bailed
yesterday
afternoen
by
the.
board
tfor
the
opportunity
tbe
Prist
Gwrgfin
iis
relu?utf
.ntWf)i
,M
Confereaee
.
of
i
north.
.(
Mis.-
H.
Lifton
of
Smithers
ar
rived
in
tbe-citysfrora
the
inter'
-
the
Prince
George
tonight
on
his
i
1
return
to
Vancouver.
'
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I,
At
a
meeting
of
the
school
'
Doara
iasi
mgnx
miss
fiercer.
feaid
that:
she
wished
ti'thsihte!
tire
Nstwiial
Council.
,01
Educa
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i
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r,u
':'
Cfe'v.
Alfred
Wilsdn
and
Rev.T.'
where
thev
will
attend
the
an-
nual
conference
of
the.
United
Church.
Other
clergymen
.
rem
the
district
will
will
also
also
be
be
going
!south.
,
,
J
,
At
a
meeting
of
ithe
Bahnl
'
heard
bsard
last
iast
nieht
nJght
Princinal
I'rincipal
Peddle
Peddle
reDOrted
the
receint
of
$20
from
tor
on
thwfternoon's
train
andJH.
McAllister
of
this
city
will,
will
sail
tonight
on
;
the
Princeiail
Sunday:
night
for
iVancouverj
Geortfe
tot
a
trip4o
Vancouver.
At
trie
regular
monthly
meefV
ing
0
the
school
board
last
Hight
the
following
were
present:
irnsfpps
T.
McMeekin,
J.
Thomp-,1
,aon,
W.
Gilchrist,
E.
Barrie
and
lira.
Spencer,
ana
miss
Mills,
anus,
Miss
Mt
icer.
Miss
McArthur,
Miss
Vickers
and
T.
Peddie.
'
There
are
three
trying
periods
in
a
woman's
life?
when
the
girl
matures
to
womanhood,
when
a
woman
gives
birth
to
her
first
child,
when
a
woman
reaches
middle
age.
At
these
times
Lydia
E.
rinltham's
Vegetable
Compound
helps
to
restore
normal
health
and
vigor.
BUSH'S;:
rocertena!:::::::
:,
I'RINt'ESS
SOAP
FLAKES
(
Pkt.
20c.
CASTH.E.
SOAP
Bar
20c
Wl
KT'S
jayjrjKJNAPTHA
SOAP
unraiLdpTfti
&c
iJM&J-
S1'
-VLKRsWOLIVES
25c
Al.YMKMNED
CHICKEN
Tin
45c
XORWKfjyfAN
CROWN
SAR-
DINES'ttna
25c.
ILXCELlJWdB
IJATES
Pkt.
10c
la-OZ.
J.PaTjRE
HONEY
25c
NirW
f!7!
.
.
!V.951m
SAVEET
'JUICY
ORANGE
4
dos
75c
Bush's
Grocerteria
PHONES
211
AND
212
"WE
DELIVER
:V.
.
.Ill,
XEMO
'Corset
week
at
Jabour's.
.
108
Mrs.
A.
R.
Phillips
will
sail
tonight
by
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver,
y
'
,
Children's
tweed
coats',
.from
$3.50
;
Ladies'
coats.
from
$7.95.
Wallace's,
Friday'
and
Saturday.
108
Al
Smaily
orchestra
will
provide
the
music
at
the
Hayseed
Dance
in
the
Exhibition
Hall
tonight.
I
Miss
Phyllis
Mooney
R.
N.,
who
has
been
spending
a
few
days!
-at
Evelyn
visiting
with
friends,
;
returned
to
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train.
J
R.
F.
3IcNaughton.
C.N.R.
dis-,
trict
passenger
agent,
sailed
ye-
.terday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
ueorge
lor
a
irip
10
nnyox
on
oi-j
ficiaJ
business.
He
will
return
to
the
city
on
Sunday
evening.
J.
J.
Little,
local
manager
for
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
Keeps
mp
your
energy
by
protecting
your
health.
Rich
in
the
essential
vitamins
and
mineral
alts
Delicious
for
any
roeal
tvith
milk
or
fruits.
Sa
the
paper
inserts
for
the
youngsters.
sauea
yesieroay
.anernoon
oy
me
jp,.,
)rfle
outnd
win
one.
'
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Stew-,
art
on
company
business,
aecom-j
Rev
Father
J.
Hammond
0.
panying
officials
of
the
Pwerv
i
and
ve.terdav
nftemoon
iorporation
oi
uanaaa.
1
.
E.
Macdonald,
assistant
general
baggage
agent
of
the
Canadian!
National
Railways,
who
has
been
Msiting
the
city
nd
district
on
"
:
Tradeft
&
Labor
Council
regu-,
,ar
metIng
tonight
i07
Special
sale
of
ladies'
and
children's
coats.
Wallace's.
108
Everything
is
set
for
the
big
jiayi(Wd
Dance
tonight.
$25.00
in
on
j,e
prjnce
George
for
a
trin
to
Stewart.
jshua
McKav.
Port
Simngcm
Tnjton
t1hi1
riilltv
Wnr
Magistrate
MeClymont
this
morn
m.
j
j,i
noaeession
out
of
7lL.
'a
...
ia
tin
xsfff
nt-n
m
ill
a
i
in
nan
iiucu
J
a
u.
iiluii
Sergecnt
Alex
McNeill
prosecu-
ted
and
L.
W.
Patrrjore
appeared
.
nf
-,,,..-1
lt
1lxl:...
HOTEL
.ARRIVALS
.Savov
.
George
Nelson,
Inverness;
ii0laA
cnv
r.
..
'Royal,,
J".
.
Uranfa-iAW!
V'.,n?nJ
A.
company
business,
will
sail
byi:.-
tn
a
rhnrir
of
havinir
rHavrfM!,,1im-who
''d
tne
oelief
the
Parent
Teacher's
Association
Clark
and
Wallace
.Hamilton,
(for
use
in
the
High
School.
Halt
Vancouver;
A.
Mackie,
city.
of
this
will
be
used
for
sports
!
equipment
and
the
other
half
forjrAMAni&N
HALIBUT
the
school
library.
Rev.
John
H.
Hansen,
pastor
of!
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
and!
Mrs.
Hansen
will
sail
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
two!
week's
trip
to
Vancouver,
Se-
attle
and
Longview.
At
the
lat-
ter
place
they
will
attend
a
Lu-
theran
Church
convention.
4
NOTICE
:
The
general
public
is
cor-
dially
invited
to
visit
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
pital
on
Saturday
May
11,
between
the
hours
of
two
and
five
P.M.,
which
date
is
beinir
observed
as
National
An
Interesting
Announcement
Of
particular
Interest
to
all
British
Columbiana
la
the
announoement
of
a
iterle
ot
thort
talks
about
B.
C.
torrasniWhi
'arpSH
tk.
Theie
talk!
throw
an
Interesting
.light
on
11m
developnwnt
and
proertoa
that
baa
ben
going
on
In
recnt
yeora.
Read
them
carefully
thre
Ii
a
worthwhile
message
in
each
srticlc
B.C.PRCDUCTS
n
cr
u
Brief
As
the
Weather
Warms
Eat
HREDlIEO
tfftTi
oU
the
bran
of
the
whole
whtat
12
full-size
biscuits
NEWPROVICE
WAS
FAVORED
Interesting
Debate
Held
by
Moose
Lodge
on
Live
Issue
An
interesting
debate
oh
the
subject
of
the
formation
of
northern
British
Columbia
into
aj
new
nrovince
was
held
at
the
Moose
Lodge
last
nijrht.
the
decision
be-'ng
In
fav(r
of
a
new
province.
,Arguin
for
the
new
province
were
D.
C.
Schubert
and
W.
B.
!na
tn8
,ri('
would
have
bet-
ter
chanees
for
dwelopmenft
if
the
11
P"duced
in
the
way
of
taxation
and
other
imnosts
were
lajdmiairtered
and
expended
by
a
more
local
government.
An
inter-efne
sgget'or
was
that
Yukon
Territory
rarht
be
included
in
the
new
province.
'
Louis
Afttori
and
Richard
Long,
DpeaWrfg
in
tb
negative,
held
that
Seppmmel
anHZukoff,
Clty.jftf
Vle'toHa
B.
M.
Simpson
and
,'
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.
Cpitral:
J,;
M.
Morron.
.
,
.......
,
if
iir
v
n
il
t?
.
vv
....
r
in
rt
i
av
viinmuvfr.
ii.
-..)t...FW,
-i
--.
!Warrn,
ctyr.
,
j
Prince
Runert.
H.
H.
Laxer,
O.
W.
Pearson,
J.
H
McClearv.
J.
N.
Bennett,
John
,
'
GOT
HIGHEST
PRICE
AT
EXCHANGE
TODAY;
I
i
Halibut
price;
'.vc:o
r.omewhat
lower
at
the
local
fish
exaftge
M
morning,
when
e
tntal
of
95,-
600
pounds'
was
said.
Highest
prices
of
the
day
were
paid
to
Ca-
jnadian
boats,
which
received
up
while
the
high
bW
r
American
,
fish
wee
n.'ic
anu
7C.
'
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol
lows
:
American-Sunset.
20,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12.2c
and
7c.
Dornrn.
JGCK)
pound.,
Canadian
Fish
&
Oeld
Sterage
Co..
12c
and
7c.
Canadian
Balsac
I.,
COOO
nounds.
0-dian
Fish
&
Cold
8tra'
Co..
1
10.9c
and
Gc.
Margaret
I.,
10.0n0
pounds
Pa-jcific
Fisheries
12.9:
and
7c.
i
Ca"H.
1.1
00n
nound:
VlVing,
jl.,
9500
pounds:
and
Living-
tone
II..
'0
000
nounds.
Atlin
",,!heies
He
and
6c.
J.
R..
5000
pounds.
Atlin
Fisheries,
12
5o
and
7c.
IlLFGM
HSHING
CHW
GAINST
IspWf-1'
....
ITL
I
.t.-JI-
I
lie
iuuk
nianuiMK
lure
unuiov
Capt.
Ole
Skog.
charged
with
il-
jilep'sl
fWng
1n
the
Pearl
Harbor
;
spawning
area
several
months
aro,
camn
to
a
cloe
this
miornlog
In
1
-rnvinr-lal
nollce
court,
when
tiicndlrr"
Mv'strate
II.
F.
Mc-
;Tjeod
dlsmiMed
the
ehnrire.
Milton
Goriyalea
acted
In
Skog's
de
ftth.
wWle
E.
F.
Jones
apneared
on
bnhalf
of
the
fisheries
"post
or
nammnTntion
would
be
raore
lhan
the
district
could
bear.
The
fudge
were
W.
S.
Pawcett
After
iw
debate,
refreshments
.
.
.
.
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Mr1
and
a
artclal
hriUr
en
joyea.
'
.
.
.
cp.ip
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ru
wrvc
Hunuu
i
s
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1
1
The
following
is
the
scale
of
charges
made
for
reading
H-
rrtiees:
Birth
Nntkes
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks.
12.
funeral
ftouoe
l.
Funeral
Flowers
10c
oer
pn-i.
MnTHaje
and
Engagement
nnnourcemerrtp
2.
.
f
tMt4i,4HMt4
-
Had
17
Boils
On
His
Neck
Arms
and
Legs
Mr.
A.
L.
Willos,
Sapton,
Man..
writes:
"I
had
been
bothered
with
boils
for
about
two
years.
I
had
aerratcen
on
my
neck,
arms
and
lees.
I
tried
all
kinds
of
medicine,
but
non
of
them
sremed
to
hrlp
tn
any.
I
then
used
two
bottles
of
and
1
Intra
never
Urn
bothered
with
any
boils
siaca
then.'1
P.
B.
n.
ia
manufactured
only
by
TheT.
MQbura
Co.,
Ltd
Toronto,
Out.
L'lNDsAY'S
.
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
6S
CarUige,
Warehousing
ana
Distributing.
Team
or
Alotor
Service
.
Coal,
Sand
and
Grave)
We
Specialize
In
Piano
Jano
Furniture
Moving.
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