PAGE
EIGHT
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday.
M
r,
ShoeFoiish
IPJK
"Nugget"
your
golf
hoe
end
mount
the
teps
of
the
clubhouse
verandah
with
confidence!
Most
golfers
use
"Nugget"
the
hardest
round
will
not
take
away
the
bright
good
looks
it
gives
your
shoes.
THE
'foUGGET"
TIN
OPENS
WITH
A
TWIST
I
"
ICANADIA.'
PACinc;
3rd
Ate
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AMI
SHIPYARD
,
t,
OPERATING
G.
T.
I
20,000-TON
FLOATING
DRYDOCK
.
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
i
ih
t"t
'
Makers
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
'
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.,
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING
Our
Plant
Is
Equipped
to
Handle
All
Kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORhT
'
PHONES
13
AND
385
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIGHTED
Sailing
I
rom
rrinr
Rupert
f
ur
VAMOI
VtR.
VIClOKl.t,
Hwaimon
IWr.
IlatrtUIe.
Alni
IU.
rtr..
Tun-day,
300
p.m.
for
VAM'orvEK.
VtCiniUt.
Ilutrdalr.
Alrrt
liar,
ftr
.
rrtdar
midnight
tor
Wirt:
ARM.
AN
VOX,
KTtHAItT.
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MICK.
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p.m.
r.rPOKT
SIMI'MIX
AMI
H'AIX.S
IKI.ANO.
ThureiUy.
p.m.
123
Znd
Atrnur
R.
M.
SMITH
Agent
1'rlnrr
Rupert.
R.C.
Tt
rough
tlrkrt
told
to
Victoria
and
Seattle
jnd
baggage
chrtkrd
through
to
drtllnatlon.
,
if
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
SAILINGS
FKOM
PRINCE
KUPEKT
To
KrU
hlkan,
lira
n
grit.
J
unfit
u
and
Skagway
Mar
1,
11,
3i
To
Yanromrr.
Victoria
and
.Seattle
Mar
S.
1.1.
t
I'KINCESS
KOVAL
(Hrau
rails,
tit..
Vancourrr
and
Victoria
rvrrj
Friday
20
p.m.
A(rnti
tor
all
btramnhlp
Linn.
IV.
r.
ORCHARD,
GENERAL,
AGENT
Prlnca
lluprrt,
C
Phone
31
Ranadian
National
Q7id
Largefl
fiilway
Sylem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
RalHnri
from
rlttXCE
Ul'PERT
for
VANCOll
En.
VICTOR!
I.
MF.ATTLK.
ami
Intrrnirdlate
polntf,
each
Thurnda;
and
fm&nSj(im
p.m.
lor
ANVOX
and
STEWART,
rath
WrdntMUr
and
Kuturdaj,
Am
p.m.
lor
XgilTH
AND
bOL
Til
IJUXN
ClIAIlLOTlC
1LVMC
lurlnigtill)
PASSENGER
TRAIN'S
LEAVE
PRISTF.
HITERT
DAILY
EXCEPT
M'MlAY
at
ll:W
a
m
tor
PRINCE
GEOItdE,
EDMO.V-TON',
W1NMI
EO,
all
point!
laiotrrn
Canada.
I
nltrd
Mates.
AOENCY
ALL
OCEAN,
STEAMSHIP
LINES
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
260
-r-
.
5,
LOGGING
AT
HALF
THE
COST
OP
HOUSES
Hisifcr
Production
Economical
Operation
CATERPILLAR
1RACT0RS
Make
Bigger
Profits
Sole
Distributors
for
B.
C.
M0KRISON
TUACTOIt
&
EQUIPMENT
CO.,
LTD.
910
STATION
STREET,
VANCOUVER
B.C.
Branches;
Kelowna,
B.C.;
Nelson,
B.C.;
Prince
George,
B.C.
PAGEANT
GIVEN
AT
BAPTIST
CHURCH
PLACE
OF
SERMON
Taking
the
place
of
the
sermon
at
the
Baptist
fchurch
last
evening
there
wa
a
-very
impressive
rerjderinjf
of
the
sacred
pageant
"The
Challenge
of
the
Cross"
written
by
C.
A.
Marsh.
j
The
character
of
Evangel,
the
messenger
of
God,
was
taken
by
Mrs,
W.
F.
Pryce
and
the
six-
disciples
were
represented
by
Misses
Katherlne
Watson,
Enid
Morris,
Jean
Smith,
Edith
Johnson,
Ellen
Armstrong
and
Adeline
Thurber.
j
All
took
their
parts
remarkably,
well.
Musical
selections
were
given
by
the
choir
and
a
vocal
solo,'
"The
Old
Rugged
Cross"
by
W.j
Yaughan
Davies.
The
large
aud-J
ience
was
deeply
moved
by
the
impressive
spiritual
messages
conveyed.
i
GIRLS
TAKE
CHARGE
OF
CHURCH
SERVICE
C.G.LT.
at
First
United
Church
Yesterday
Morning;
T.'J.
Shenton
Speaker
in
Evening
In
the
absence
of
the
minister,
Rev.
Alfred
Wilson,
who
is
at
tending
conference
in
Vancouver,
more
than
twelve
Canadian
Girl
in
Training
conducted
a
successful
service
yesterday
morning
in
First
United
Church.
The
girls
opened
the
service
by
ritual,
repeating
their
purpose
and
reciting
in
unison
the
standard
C.
G.
I.
T.
poem
"A
Girl."
Miss
Llnnea
Hanson
sang
sweetly
and
Mise
Elliott,
the
deaconess,
ren
JPred
-fccceMably
The
Sparrow
Song."
Iff(3br
EfilatH
the
jiorr
of
f
MarjinrfArftAfbthei
Warited"The
se7viclwa-
closed
witji
the
rejyjlar
C.G.LT.
ritual.
conducted
by
T.
J-
Shenton
who
took
as
his
subject
"I
am
the
Re
surrection
and
the
Life"
JAMS!
Strawberry,
4s
73c
Raspberry
4s
65c
Plum,
Greengage,
Apricot,
Gooseberry
60c
Cherry,
Red
Currant,
Black
Currant,
Pineapple
75c
Orchard
City
Jama,
-is
50c
Marmalade,
Orange,
4s
60c
Jams,
2
45c
Marmalade,
li
25c
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup,
7
for
$1'00
Terrace
Turnips.
8
lbs
25c
All
Fresh:
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Arriving
Every
Uoat
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
617-423
Cth
Ave.
E.
Phones
18&84
P.
0.
Box
675.
SUITS!
SUITS!
MADE
TO
ORDER
Cutting,
Workmanship
and
Sty!
AH
Guaranteed
SUITS
STEAM.
CLEANED
AND
PRESSED
We
Deliver
to
Any
Part
of
th
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
619
Dr
Alexander
PHONE
S71
BCSNCR
BLOCK
DENTIST
PUREST
MILK
IN
EXISTE
er
eight
weeks
later
'mfi
been
taken
by
a
lady
taking
a
bnby
to
England.
She
was
six
weeks
on
the
way
and
on
arrival
Had
two
bottles
left
in
which
the
niik
wae
perfectly
sweet.
The
idea
was
not
to
kill
the
bacteria,
but
to
nrevent
them
getting
into
he
milk.
The
milk
Is
not
pasteurized
por
treated
in
any
manner,
but
is
he
natural
product
of
the
cow.
It
is
proposed
te
market
a
lim
ited
amount
of
this
milk
in
Prince
Rupert,
possibly
through
a
local
merchant.
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
;
Radio
Inaoeetor
Gray
arrives
May
21.
IVraons
having
any
radio
interference
please
notify
Prince
Rupert
Rurtio
Association
at
oaee.
C.
(,.
HAM,
SECRETARY,
,
Bus!nFs
Phone
6.
Residence
Phpne
Blue
587.
11G
3
GLASSES
WATER
HELP
CONSTIPATION
one
giv
of
watar
m
n
lake
thw
Rlaaaea
oor
hour
More
Ha-fat
Murh
batter
sulU
SM
obtaliMd
by
adding
u
tcMpooe
of
atoapie
flyoxln.
nallne
camp'iund
(kaown
Adtartka)
to
men
niaM
Adlerilm
art
oa
BOTH
uppar
aad
lower
bowel
and
remote
old
waste
matter
you
never
thouiiht
was
to
your
ejratem
Stop
gju
and
-at
atomaeh
In
TEN
nknutea!
Hellevea
mnfltlfMUon
In
two
hour.
Ormea,
Ltd
.
druge.
Just
Received!
A
shipment
of
TRAVELLERS'
!
SAMPLES
from
Master
Me-i
chanics.
ConitInR
of
MEN'S,
YOUTH'S
AND
BOYS'
LONG
TROUSEItS
At
my
reduced
prices
.
Call
and
see
them.
!
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Firm
That
Brought
Eastern
I
Prices
to
the
VS'est
'
News
want-ad.
Try
;i
Ii.n'ly
lit
will
bring
results.
"THE
TERROR"
WILL
GET
YOU
Proposal
to
Market
in
Prince
Capitol
Tonight
and
Tuesday;
Rupert
Product
of
tcrtl-
i
t
Harry
lllis
Held
Over
fied
Dairy
One
Week
At
the
dlmu'r
given
by
W.
P.
"The
Terror,"
acknowledged
to
Jones,
manager
of
the
Brooksbank
be
one
of
the
moat
thrilling
and
ertif
fc3
'
milk
dairy
at
Lulu
Is-
at
the
same
tirfte
the
most
amusing
hnd.the
whole
system
of
securing
of
all
crook
plays,
cornea
to
the
.
ertlfied
milk
was
discussed.
In
C
pltoLtoniKht.
-
the
first
pacc
it
was
stated
that
The
kwale
ia
a
dilapidated
Eng-
;t
pwaairt
'
the
dairy
was
not
a
Ifish
niaWi;fu-e,
yi)fPSd'o
hWe
lommercil
success.
It
was
both
the
loot
of'
a
recent
bank
Urted
foui'
ypars
ago
and
was
not
robbery
and
the
looter.
Crooks;
raying
dhrWends.
The
returns
of
various
sorts,
frightened
and'
were
to
improved
health
for
the
'
'tviritulattatic
ladies,
copa
aad
immunity,
.'"ecially
among
bi-
vhat
not,
come
to
the
okl
bouse
lies.
In
order
to
give
a
mHk
where
all
are
kept
in
chattering!
hat
was
pure
and
practically
free
fw
y
"
hidden
and
Biyaterious
from
bateria
it
was
neeeasary
to
"Wirter
who
ia
forever
cotnmHting
,
"harge
more
for
it
as
for
the
ordinary
milk.
That
neceasarily
limited
the
demand.
-The
babies
at
4'ho
Vinmawi'
General
Hosmul
-'ere
fed
oa
it
all
the
tine.
Mr.
Jones
abated
that
there
were
nnly
fou
recertified
milk
stations
in
Canada.
To
of
these
were
in
cm
deea
or
ctner
u
put
tne
ai-
pady
raffged
nerves
of
the
bouse-
j
'
oH
in
a
ttte
of
collapse.
The1
wole
anoiphere
of
"The
Terror"
s
FngMb.
thus
making
it
alto
"trer
d'fferent
from
any
play
een
on
the
screen
here.
"The
Terror"
was
adapted
by
Vinnipoy,
one
at
Toronto,
and
the
Hirwv
Gates
from
the
pheooned-ther
near
Vancouver.
latly
SBccwsrful
London
play
by
Tellina;
of
the
conditions
of
j
production.
M
was
claimed
that
;
he
build
iaete
were
of
concrete
and
j
teel,
and
no
other
animals,
not
ven
rata
or
mice,
wero
allowed
the
farm
.
Dogs
and
cats
were
xchiried.
They
milked
63
cows
'dders
of
Che
cows
were
tested.
'
Vo.
there
were
tests
for
T.B.
-nd
abortion.
A
superior
class
help
bad
to
be
engaged
and
hay
had
to
undergo
medical
tests,
j
The
cows
were
all
washed
before'
ach
milking
from
the
shoulders
beck,
and
the
udders
washed
Tain
just
before
milking.
The
bilkers
wore
clean
white
suite,
Mhed
daily,
nnd
the
snilk
was
billed
and-
bottled
directly
it
8
me
from
the
cows
K'ghty
per
cent
of
the
milk
we
.ar
wamtce.
it
presents
ZZJLa
Z
ZrT.
iZZl
I
The
announcement
on
Saturday
ZLttZZ
oftener
Sni
and
i
hat
Harry
C.
WiHis.
the
versatile
jiu
iniissjayaiBiisi
vsweavra
caa
miv
foreign
version
of
the
bstrusion
of
the
lawless
nto
society
which
both
n
settrnmT
and
action
ia
dis-Hnctly
unlike
the
American
crook
play.
Harry
Will
in
Jlejd
Over
ventriloquist,
would
appear
at
the
'
Capitol
for
another
week
greatly
pleased
local
theatre-iroers.
Mr.
',
Willis
will
offer
an
entirely
new
act
with
each
change
of
pictures
during
the
week.
-'
CONVENT
SATURDAY
The
last
of
a
series
of
private
s
piano'
recitals
waa
held
at
81.
,
old
under
doctors'
prescriptions.
Josephs
Academy
'
on
8atnrday
The
mil
has
so
few
bacteria
I
afternoon.
The
program
was
'iat
H
will
keep
a
very
long
time.
J
given
by
the
following
pupils:
A
test
had
been
made
in
sendiwr
,
Misses
Matilda
Van
Dyke';
Pran-
.
.
.
'
m
aV
I.
t
a1.
wl
tM
1
i
wriesro
jisatiiainine
i-nnirpincel,
Moon,
Gladys
MeTHth,
Viola
nfid
back
Hiifl
the
milk
was
bybhaven,
Jessie
Giflin.
Ellen
weet
on
being
opened
at
Vancou-.
umm
jMrm
v.,
Vinra
itMU,i,
Rmwn
u..
Uiwiwt
'
A
opply
;$ue
(;u;jck
Betty
Brown
rjorothy,
Hemmel,
Phyllis
Brindle,
Cecilia
DeajarCines,
Edith
Kergln,
Helen
McCaffery
and
Aletta
McKinley.
"BUILD
B.
C."
A
Letter
From
Prince
!
Rupert
IB
Mrs.
V.
of
Prince
Rupert
in
letter
recently
received
says:
"We
have
used
Pacific
Milk
for
nearly
four
rem.
Its
richness
end
flavor
are
so
up
to
the
mark
that
no
one
could
want
better
milk.
At
least
I
can
sot
huurine
a
better.
I
use
It
in
everything,
aad
always
with
satisfaction.
I
an
really
glad
to
write
and
tell
you
we
like
this
milk."
Many
thunks,
Mrs.
V.
PACIFIC
MILK
Factory
at
Abbotsford,
B.C.
We
are
"Watching"
Lots
of
People
These
Days
You
would
hardly
believe
how
our
watch
trade
has
jrrpwn
and
is
urawinc.
'
Of
coureev
we
understand
why
so
wiU
you,
if
you
will
examine
our
watch
stock.
We
handle
Waltham,
Elgin,
Hamilton
and
several
miikes
of
Swiss.
One
special
we
have
now
is
a
15-jewel
Swiss
man's
watch,
in
a
nickel
open
face
case.
A
good
timekeeper
at
$6.50.
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
THE
JEWELLERS
I!
vv.w
iiepi,
.
Held
Over
Dn
V
,
!
HARRY
I
n,,K
Yeral,ile
Vcntrilot.u.
t
THREE
YEARS
ON
THE
LONDON
KTV.j;
"THE
TERROR'
WITH
MAY
McAVOY
AND
BIG
SUPPORTING
t
..f
VAUDEVILLE
9
P.M.
HARRY
WILLIS.
"THE
VERSATILE
VENTRIfn
,i
NEWS
HODGE
PODGE
COME
i
r
n-tJ
ViCtOf
Victor
Vonei
Victor
Reputation!
Victor
Tiiiiisnrimrsif
S
"
S
STRENGTH
added
to
strength,
tone
aJ
;
tone,
beauty
to
beauty
and
at
a
pna
v
is
itoelf
a
sensation!
Eltrolynamic
now
qn
the
famous
Victor
Lowboy,
alrv
i
teawn'
most
popular
radio
model,
bring
or
Victor
achievement
to
the
centre
of
the
sp"
gkre.
Tone
i
a
great
and
vital
factor
in
radio
f
records
show
that
80
of
the
present
Vu
boy
owners
bought
because
of
tone
qu
further
tribute
to
this
conacjousness
in
Canada,
V
adds
the
electrc-dynamic
f
pc
already
wonderful
Lowboy
(fTt
cf
pn-nl
He
the
assurance
of
tone
suprt-mr
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Radio
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