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SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
July
11,
You
"jk
Equal
jSBlil
Portable
Vkimh
FOR
VALUE
!
Compact
indestructible
carrying
its
.
.
.
.
.
.
own
rocords
.
.
.
Orthophonic-type
sound
box
.
.
.
with
excellent
tone
and
volume
.
.
.
it
is
the
finest
possible
portable
for
the
surprisingly
low
price
of
$35.00
.And
for
those
who
prefer
a
deluxe
Portable
Victrola,
with
automatic
record
stop,
there
is
the
2-55
at
$48.50
Special
Easy
Terms,
$5.00
Per
Month.
.
eMaMvs.d
BOX
CUTTINGS
$3
'
1
,50
Per-
Load
DELIVERED
HYDE
TRANSFER
171
3rd
Avenue
East
PHONE
580
Heated
Storage
UNION
STEAJISIIII'S
LIMITED
Aniline
From
Prince
Kuurrt
lor
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
SwanMm
Uajr.
BuU-dalr.
.llrrt
liar.
tc,
Ium-d).
Jao
p.m.
lor
V)?mVEK'
VICTORIA.
Ilutrdalr.
Aim
IUr.
ttc,
Frklar
inldnicht
tor
ALICE
ARM.
ANVOX.
hTLWART.
Naa.
Kl,er.
Wnipwiv
bun-
da).
8:00
p.m.
I
m
POUT
MMPSUX
AMI
WALES
ISLAM).
TYluraOaT.
p.m
1:3
tni
"
,
B.
M
SMITH
Atnt
ITtnw
Kuiwrt.
II.
C.
Tl
rough
tlrtrU
told
to
Vlrtorla
nd
prattle
.and
barratr
therkrd
lliruuch
to
dmtlnatkm.
IcWtADIANJ
PAcinc
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
SAIIIM1S
IKO.M
l-KIMX
RU'ICIIT
To
KrUhlkao,
W
nnirll.
Juimwu
and
Skajwaj
June
ZS,
Julr
I,
5,
8,
.
13,
1.
It,
U,
29.
To
VanrouTFT,
VI
toria
and
Sntltlr
June
W.
July
J,
6,
10.
13.
17.
10.
1,
.
31
PRIXCEH8
MAH
ISXA-Ocean
lall.
etc,
Vanrouw
and
VlctorU
tny
rrlday
10
p.m.
AjfnU
for
all
8trnlilp
Unn
3rd
Aw
.
Prince
R
a
pert,
nc
rnonc
31
Canadian
National
c7hc
Largcil
Wsfiilivciy
Syflcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
illlt
tnp
rillNCE
RCPERT
for
VVNroi
VEIL
r
TOIMA.
tTTLK.
and
Intrrrordtate
polnti,
Mondaja.
Thuntdaya,
4
p.m.;
Saturday,
I
p.m.
Ir
ANYOX
and
STEWART,
Mondayi,
8
p.m.;
Irldaja,
4
p.m.
'
-l''
lor
MA8SKTT
INLET
rOKTS.
Mondayi,
8
p.m.
lor
KOUTII
JLLEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLAND,
fortnightly,
tor
SKAUWAY,
Hednrda)i,
4
p.m.
PA8KENGEB
TRAIN'S
LEAVE
PRIM'L
rttMvKT
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY
at
11:30
a
m
for
PRINCE
ULMItdE,
EIiMOX-TON',
VV1NMPEO,
all
point
Eattern
Canada
I'nltrd
tttatet.
AOEN'CT
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
UE
City
Ticket
Office,
628
Third
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
260
See
Page
7.
There
are
a
lot
of
small
advertisements
there
that
make
good
reading.
INSTALLATION
OF
OFFICERS
Cox.
Outside
Guardian.
Mrs.
O.
Wll.
kinson.
R.S.N.C
Mrs.
W.
Sherman.
L.S.N.G.,
Mrs.
Percy
Cameron.
L.S.V.G.,
Miss
T.
Petersen.
Pianist,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Mcintosh.
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
OF
BAPTIST
CHURCH
IS
HAYING
ITS
PICNIC
One
hundred
or
so
hannv
chil
dren
Jcft
aboard
the
rower
boat
Naas
River
at
1
and
2
o'clock
thU
afternoon
for
Digby
Island,
where
the
annual
picnic
of
the
Sunday
school
of
First
Baptist
Church
is
being
held.
With
P.
II
.
Linwy.
evening.
Money
Saving
SPECIALS
FOR
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
MILK
All
brands.
Limit
1
tins
to
each
customer..
Per
tin,.
Kir
TOILET
PAPERl-oe.
rolls.
9
rolls
30(
MARMALADE
Glass
Is.
Per
Jar
25c
LAKER'S
COOKING
CHOCOLATE
Per
cake
26c
ENSIGN
PEARS
2s.
Per
tin
26c
ENSIGN
PINEAPPLE
2s.
Per
tin
BRAND'S
A.l
SAUCE
Per
bottle
82c
SWEET
PICKLES
Quart
iars.
Happyvale.
Per
jar
66c
SUGAR!
SUGARI
Special,
10
lba
68e
FELS
NAPTHA
SOAP
Per
ctn
78c
REID'S
SULTANA
CAKES
Each
26c
STRAWBERRY
JAM
4.
Pure,
new
crop.
Per
Mb
60e
SKE
US
FOR
FRESH
FRUIT
AND
VEGETABLES
Green
Pea
Per
lb
10c
Bunch
Carrots
and
Bets
4
bunches
26c
Watyj
,Turain-6
11
25e
Hotfcft&ee
Tomatoes
Per
lb.
25c
Rhubarb
C
lbs
25e
1
lb.
'
....60e
Head
Lettuce
3
for
26c
RING
CHERRIES
2
lba
56c
Watts'
Grocery
Quality
Right
-Prices
Right
j
PHONE
55
PHONE
56
MUCH
WORK
ON
CITY
SCHOOLS
This
Summer
The
installation
of
officers
of'
At
the
weotlng
of
the
school
the
local
Rebekah
Lodge
took,board
Ut
nint
the
board
decided
;dace
last
night
in
Metropole!to
8pend
8omething
slightly
over
Borden
si
eet
school
will
need
a
good
deal
of
renovating
and
there
will
be
repairs
made
at
Booth
and
Seal
Cove
schools.
Tenders
were
received
for
installing
an
oil
Iteating
plant
In
the
high
school.
'tenders
received
from
Longwil!
$1526
and
from
the
Atlas
Boiler
Works
1875,
the
ftrmer
for
a
rotaxy
pwipfe
ed
andvtbe
ktter
an
automatic'.
No
action
on
(nose
was
taken.
The
member!
of
the
board
are
going
this
afternoon
to
look.pvsr
the
ground
and
decide
where
to
j
ln
the
old
manual
trairrttjg.
building.
j
P.
W.
Anderson
was
present.
nrd
jrave
xugh
estimates
6f
the
probab!e
cost
of
the
work.
SCHOOL
BOARD
USING
ECONOMY
CARRYING
OUT
IMPROVEMENTS
The
school
board
at
its
meeting
last
night,
in
dealing
with
the
re
superintendent.
In
charge
and
pairs
to
the
schools,
decided
t
teachers
of
the
Sunday
school
As-1
accede
to
the
wishes
of
the
city
krtlBg,
an
interesting
program
of
council
and
keep
down
the
cost.
races
and
games
hase
been
ar-';o
the
minimum,
in
order
to
co-ranged
and
abundant
refresh-
opr
ate
in
the
present
financial
raents
have
been
taken
over
to
trineer.
v.
A
irnod
manv
annlica-
ckle
childish
hearts
and
aD-ltions
for
facilities
are
brinir
held
petite.
The
picnickers
will
re-
over
because
of
thp
lack
of
monev
turn
home
about
8
o'clock
this
such
as
a
nronosed
nlav
shed
at
!Bo-deu
street
school
I-
It
was
pointed
out
that
the
board
was
keeping
well
within
its
general
estimates
and;
that
it
was
planned
not
to
spend
the
extraordinary
estimate
this
year.
i-jsary
work
had
to
be
done,
You
Are
Sure
of
Being
If
You
Take
Economy
Specials
Time
is
money
nnd
this
is
worth
your
time.
Why
not
call
to
ECONOMY
STORE
and
av
it.
CrUco
8a
,per
tin
'.
81c
Crisco
6a,
per
Ua
Sl.GS
'
.
ShaJnr
Salt
per
fyg.
.....lie
Corn
Flakes
9ft
"t
...lOc
Flour
has
goto
Bp.
We
have
a
limited
quantity
m
Dell
for
,
-49s,
per
aack
.
,..f.
$2.33
24s,
per
aack
$1.33
10s,
per
aack
.
t'.'v.
.,53d
'
,'
I
!
i
New
Potatoes--Um.
23c
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS
FOR
MORE
SPECIAL
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
Phone
3C0.
319.
Third
Ave.
i
H!l.
tke
Installing'
officer
being'1000
,n
overhaul
of
the
school'
Mrs.
U
Eby,
district
deputy,
1u,iIdin9
thi
summer.
King
,n
coiutriu,
assisieu
uy
J11SS
J1.:
.....
..u.v
w.w
Earle,
district
deputy
marshal.
terior
Pa"d
and
calsomined1
The
work
wag
well
conducted.
throut?hout,
repairs
made
and
the1
The
financial
report
showed
old
manual
training
building!
that
the
lodge
was
in
good
stand-1
moved
"Me
the
main
build-;r
a
h
-j
j
,
,,lrstr.
nrovflA1
It
in
fnnnil
4nnt
It
"H.
nu
autuenn
was
given
uy
J,
lrtl..L
111
.
.
J
fQtl
Ilm
haatArl
ilia
.
n
n
I
.itiiuusii,
uisirici
aepuiy
grand
i
.
au.novv.
master,
and
was
much
enjoyed.
I
Th,B
wil1
ma,ce
for
enomy
and
luiiuwiiig
were
tne
omcers
m-1
uuhu.uk
stalled:
Noble
Grand.
Mrs.
T.
Priest.
Vice
Grand.
Mrs.
B.
Church.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
J.
Irvine.
Financial
Sec.,
Miss
R.
John
ston.
Wardea,
Mrs.
R.
Smith.
Conductor,
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean.
Chaplain,
Mrs.
L.
Peachy.
Inside
Guardian.
Mrs.
S.
V.
nerueu
ior
a
ciass
room
tnis
year
PRIEST
SPEAKS
AT
GYRO
CLUB
Rebckahs
Hold
Ceremony
Last'
Reconditioning
Will
Cost
Over
Father
O'SulIivan
of
Vancouver
N'iirhl
NIht
in
in
Metropole
llcirnnnlu
Hall
!
.
Thrm
Three
Tl,
Thousand
I
Dollars
11.
1
f...
Gave
..
I,
11
1.1
With
Mrs.
Eby
Of
ficiating
Interesting
Address
on
Service
at
Luncheon
Yesterday
A
thoughtful
address
in
pleas
ant
conversational
style
was
given
before
the
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday
by
Rev.
Father
O'SulIivan
df
Vancouver
who
chose
"Service"
as
his
subject.
Father
O'SulIivan
treated
the
subject
along
broad
lines
and
gave
authorities
from
the
Scrir
tures
in
extolling
the
principles
of
Gyro
and
urging
its
members
to
continue
their
work
of
ser
vice
to
their
fellow
men
in
spite
of
various
prejudices
that
might
appear.
Father,
O'SulIivan
concluded
his
address
by
declaring
that
the
movement
of
things
in
the
world
was
niw
northward
arjd
that
Prince
.Rupert,
as
a
city,
should
not
be
pessimistic
about
its
future
prospects.
Gyro
members
should
be
among
the
first
to
sing
th
"song
of
hope"
for
their
city.
The
members
of
the
cltfb
were
also
fftv?cl
with
vocal
solos
by
D.
B.
..Finn,
accompanied
by
''hnrl:jfv
BaJagno.
Among
the
truests
jj
jtbe
luncheon
John
Kask.
A
tie,
presented
for
raffle
l"
m""
Arseceau,
was
won
by
Lionel
Holtb.
The
elub
decided
that
it
would
h
represented
at
Gyro
In-tcrnrtfonal
convention
Which
will
be
held
next
week
at
Madison,
Wisconsin.
Mayor
S.
P.
McMordie
will
sail
Saturday
evening
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Aid.
Theo
Collart
will
be
acting
mayor
during
his
absence.
There
are
three
trying
periods
in
a
woman's
life:
when
the
girl
matures
to
womanhood,
when
a
woman
ghrea
birth
to
her
first
child,
when
a
woman
reaches
middle
age.
At
these
times
Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
helps
to
restore
normal
health
and
vigor.
I
III
I
'
II"
mnm
PRODUCED
IN
CANADA
"fi
Tom
WED.
&THUR.
Two
Shows
7
and
9
p.m.
WILLIAM
HAINES
IN
"THE
DUKE
STEPS
OUT"
WITH
JOAN
CRAWFORD
AND
KARL
DANE
Comedies
THE
CAMPUS
VAiMP
AND
WILD
PUPPIES
PARAMOUNT
NEWS
Special
Attraction
NAN
CRAIG
IN
BALLET
DANCES
Admission.
15c
and
50c
Smooth,
Creamy,
Custards
Doubly
rich
In
cream,
Carnation
Milk
adds
creamlnesi
to
any
dish.
"Homogenised"
to
break
up
the
cream
into
finest
particles,-
it
makes
the
most
velvety'custards,
soups,
sauces,
puddings,
candies
and
ice
creams.
You'll
agree
It's
wonderful.
Wrlf
lot
lluj
Bltke
Cook
Book
Cmm
Milk
WdM
CV,
IhmbU
114
AkkM
(mm,
Viknhi,
D.C
Contented
Cows
on
th
Ubilmtan,
EVAPORATED
UILK
Af
qumlity
M
eats
NATURAL
GOODNESS
toothsome
and
templing
Ti,
fed
Rice
is
Good,
too
QVtt
Ped
Rice
U
cx-plo&d
the
tame
waj
u
l"ufcd
Wheatand
il
ratu01
dclkioas.
Ml
of
the
readf
caeray
of
the
ftneae
white
rict.
For
vrittr
,
kwp
both
kiaii
la
the
bouse.
Ills
AN
ENTIRELY
DIFFERENT
kind
of
cereal
is
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat.
Airy
dclidousncss
and
toasted
crunchincss
axe
combined
with
all
the
nutriment
of
the
grain
supreme.
The
wheat
bran
is
retained,
but
you
would
not
notice
it,
so
delicately
is
it
concealed.
Puffing
the
wheat
grain
to
eight
times
its
natural
size
cooks
it
thoroughly
and
explodes
millions
of
food
cells
In
each
grain.
Rich
stores
of
protein,
carbohydrates
and
minerals
arc
released
for
easy
digestion.
Each
puffed
grain
has
a
tempting,
nut-like
flavour
that
always
intrigues
a
lagging
appetite.
Always
have
Quaker
Puffed
What
ready
to
serve
at
any
meal
or
at
any
time
between
meals.
It
is
relished
when
fickle
appetites
set
other
food
aside.
en
Quaker
PUFFED
WHEAT
MADE
DY
THE
MILLERS
0
P
QUAKER
OATs
Let
the
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
work
for
you.