PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THIS
INTERESTING
SERIAL
WILL
,
j
.
.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailing
From
Prince.
Rupert
lor
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanson
hay.
Outrdale.
Alert
Hay,
etc-
rues-day,
3:30
p.m.
lor
VIM
OtVtK,
VICTORIA.
itutedale.
Aim
liar.
etc..
Friday
mldntxht
Fur
ALICE
ARM,
AXYOX,
STEWART,
Naa
River,
I'urt
Miiim,
bun-day,
8:00
p.m.
For
PORT
KlMPhON
AND
WALES
ISLAND.
Thursday,
p.m.
123
zuil
Avenue
It.
M
SMITH
Atent
Prince
It
u
pert.
II.
C.
T
rough
ticket
told
to
Victoria
aud
Seattle
.and
banffuse
checked
Ihruuth
to
destination.
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
SAILINGS
FIIOM
PRIME
RITKRT
ilCAKAQIANf
To
K'tehlkan,
W
anjeii,
July
1,
B,
8,
t.
13,
To
Vancouver,
VI
torla
and
hcaUIr
June
29.
July
3,
6,
10.
3,
17.
20.
it.
27.
31.
v
PRINCES
Migi
lNNA
Victoria
emy
Friday
10
3rd
Ave..
Prince
Rupert,
II.
C
W.
I.
UltUIAKU,
UEM.RAL
AurNl
Canadian
National
Q7ic
Largeft
Railway
Sylcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Milling
from
PRINCE
Kl'PF.UT
for
VANCOl
VF.il.
VICTORIA.
nr'ATTLK.-and
Intrrniedlatt
point,
Mondays,
Thursday,
4
p.m.;
Saturday,
7
p.m.
lor
ANVOX
and
STEWART,
Monday,
8
p.m.;
Frldaya,
4
p.m.
For
MASSETT
INLET
POUTS,
Monday,
8
p.m.
For
hOLTII
QIEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
fortnightly.
For
UK
All
IV
AY,
Wednesday.
4
p.m.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
rRINCI.
til
PERT
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY
at
11:30
a
m
for
PRINCE
(1EOIKIE.
EDMONTON,
WINMPEO,
all
point
Eutrrn
Canada,
United
State.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
Lljrr.8
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
260
BOX
CUTTINGS
$3S
Per
DELIVERED
LAN
DON
SHEHAAN
HYDE
TRANSFER
171
3rd
Avenue
East
PHONE
580
Heated
Storage
Do
you
read
the
classified
advertisements?
I
Thrilling
;.
Mystery
Storv
in
30
chapters
COMMENCE
IN
THE
PRINCE
MONDAY
NEXT
1
1
1
Junrnu
and
Skajway
June
18,
19,
tt,
20,
29.
Ocean
rail,
etc,
Vancouver
and
p.m.
Amenta
for
all
8teamnlp
Line
rhone
31
1
1
Load
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS
ON
T1
free!
Free
1
CHINA
SET
FREE
(Three
Plccefj
tea
pot
.5C
sugar
bowl
21
cream
Jug
.21
12
pkg.
Jif
3.0C
Total
00
ALL
FOR
$2.93
lb.
R.
R.
Coffee
70
1
lb.
15.
B.
Tea,
D.
L
80
earth
ware
tea
pot
...
.
76
Total
.$2.25
ALL
FOR
$1.50
1
China
Cup
and
Saucer
.
.
.?
.2f
1
lb.
II.
B.
Tea,
B.
L
80
Total
...............
.$1.05
ALL
FOR
80c
Take
Your
Choice
Now.
Only
Limited
Quantity
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Lim'ted
417-423
5th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18&8J
P.
O.
Box
675.
Dr
Alexander
PHONE
575
ItESXEH
BLOCK
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
Cartage,
Warehousing,
ana
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
ana
Furniture
Moving.
District
News
TERRACE
Miss
Marguerite
Martin
re-
.urned
to
her
duties
on
the
rince
Rupert
hospital
nursing
taff
after
a
three
week
holiday.
pent
at
her
home
here.
Mrs.
George
Little
and
daugh-.
ers,
Clara,
Dorothy
and
Edith.
nd
son,
Gordon,
left
on
Friday
n
a
holiday
trip
to
Seattle
andj
ipokane.
Mr.'
Little
and
Dudley,
accom-ianied
by
Jack
Sparkes,
left
on
iday
for
Hazelton
from
which
oint
they
will
motor
through
to
.he
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Gray
of
'tratford,
Ont.,
arrived
on
Friday
rom
the
east
on
a
visit
to
their
1
tiece,
Mr.
Geo.
Dpver,
in
the
ourse
of
a
trip
through
the
irairie
provinces
and
B.C.
Dr.
II.
R.
Grant
of
Fort
WII-
ia'm,
formerly
pastor
of
the
"rrivrrlnn
PVinroVi
In
PrlnPA
tupert,
arrived
from
the
east
on
Vednesday
to
spend
a
short
holl-'ay
here
and
is
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
Gilbert.
v
Mrs.
Matthews
and
children
returned
Wednesday
from
a
visit
vith
friends
in
Usk.
C.
XI
fillriprf
rPTiirnurl
nn
Werl-
-esday
from
a
business
trip
to
he
interior.
Miss
Lilian
Coade
of
Vancou
er
who
has
been
holidaying
here
vith
Miss
Reid
and
here
sisters,
eft
for
the
south
on
Wednesday.
Mrs.
A.
Bedore
and
new
baby
'aughter,
returned
on
Thursday
rom
Prince
Rupert
hospital.
NFW
HAZELTON
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Morris
of
'rince
Rupert,
while
visiting
at
mithers
recently,
motored
down
ere
and
spent
several
days
in
his
vicinity.
They
were
accompanied
by
Mr
p.
Jones.
At
Hagwilget
.Canyon,
the
In-lians'are
taking
a
large
haveet
f
salmon.
Of
61
spring
salmon
veighed
in
one
day,
the
heaviest
tcaled
over
3D
pounds
and
the
smallest,
over
20
pounds.
Rev.
T.
D.
Proi6r
made
a
trip
0
Kitwanga
yesterday
to
hold
wrvices.
The
Women's.
Auxiliary
to
St.
Peter's
Church
held
its
annual
strawberry
social
in
the
mission
house
on
Saturday
afternoon.
The
affair
was
a
great
success.
The
Hazelton
Horticultural
So-iety
has
decided
to
hold
its
nnual
Flower
Show
on
or
about
August
15.
-
4-
Thomas
Marshall
and
Mitchell
Newman
returned
to
Hazelton
last
Monday
a(ter
attending
the
funeral
of
Mr.'
Marshall's
wife
in
Vancouver.
'
The
new
gasf
shovel,
which
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
recently
delivered
here,
h.iK
hoon
nntracrm!
in
widening
uur
w'in
money
irum
"
!
out
the
road
between
the
low.we"
level
bridge
and
Hazelton.
After!
completion
of
this
work,
it
will
e
put
on
the
main
highway.
Repairs
to
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railway
bridge
have
been
proceeding
satisfactorily
and
trains
are
now
-able
to
crosa
over
without
delay.
C.
W.
Dawson
now
hr,s
his
new
store
premise
In
the
add!-tionn
to
the
Omjneca
Hotel
open
for
business.
SMITIIERS
Mrs.
A.
E.
Campbell
was
a
successful
radio
fan
In
hearing
the
King's
Thanksgiving
services
at
Westminster
Abbey
last
Sun
day
rnorning
J.
S.
Gray
hris
exchanged
a
corner
on
King
Street
with
the
villaire
counciHfor
two
half
lots,
on
Main
Street
where
the
village
formerly
had
a
storage
yard.
A
double
garage
f
is
being
built
by
Mr.
Gray
on
hw
newly
acquired
property.
Word
has
bpen
received
here
that
the
residence
of
iicnry
uay
mond,
located
hear
the
school
ater
for
the
provincial
depart-:
registered
brands
In
British
Col-Burns
Lake,
waa
destroyed
by.ment
of
nubile
works,
is
enllln!
umbia.
The
booklet
is
valuable
fire
of
mysterious
origin
last
.
4
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
i
Mon.
&
Tups.
Dorothy
Mackaill
in
"Children
of
the
Ritz."
Wed.
&
Thiir.-r-Super
spc-
clal,
"Old
Ironsides."
Fri.
&
Sat.
Double
bill,
"Blindfold"
and
"Traircdy
of
Youth."
$50,00018
POVERTY
AT
RITZHOTEL
Many
of
us
who
have
imagined
how
content
we
would
be
with
fifty
thousand
dollars
in
the
bank
will
have
an
opportunity
to
learn
how
quickly
that
amount
can
be
made
to
disappear
when
we
see4
-Midrfm
or
the
Rita,"
a
new
First
National
picture
to
be
shown
at
the
uapuoi
rneaire.
In
the
whirl
of
New
York's
dizzy
high
social
stratum
this
fifty
thousand
Ir.r.'s
Tnck
Mulhall
and
Tlorothy
Mackaill
a
very
short
Ht-x
inJ""'I.
and
four
thousand
dollar
fur
coat
and
fifty-dollar-"-nlato
dinner
parties
help
in
the
reduction
process.
This
hlirh
society
comedy
is
packed
with
amusing
and
pathetic
ttidel'chts
on
the
difficulties
en-
co"115
an
extravagant
girl
whese
spending
morfey
is
suddenly
rewea
from
thousands
to
hun
dreds,
married
to
a
boy
who
think
he
is
rich.
He
learns
that
fifty
thousand
dollars
in
the
"RIU'
is
actually
almost
poverty.
Sunday
morning.
The
building
and
contents
were
a
complete
loss,
insurance
being
carried.
Russell
Smith
and
Charles
Barrett,
the
latter
of
Barrett
Lake,
are
back
after
a
ten
day
stay
at
Lakelse
Lake
Hot
Springs.
William
Cunneham
is
at
present
there.
The
annual
congregational
and
Sunday
School
picnic
of
the
loeal
United
Church
was
held
Saturday
afternoon
at
Lake
Kathlyn.
J.
P.
Downey
has
construction
well
under
way
of
the
Home
Oil
Distributor!
Ltd.
new
fuel
sta
tion
rrere.
Complaint
is
heard
here
that
the
new
baggage
mail
car
service
provides
only
for
delivery
of
mail
from
intermediate
points
to
the
terminals
at
Edmonton
and
Prince
Rupert.
No
provision
is
made
for
taking
of
mall
from
one
Intermediate
point
to
another.
Boys'
live
stock
judging
classes
were
held
Friday
at
F.
M.
Dock
rill's
farm
and
again
Saturday
afternoon
at
George
Oulton's
Woodlawn
Dairy.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
Westminster
Glee
Singers
appeared
in
the
Princess
Theatre
on
Saturday
evening
and
were
given
an
enthusiastic
reception
by
local
music
lovers.
The
city
council
decided
last
j
1
.til
t
the
sinking
funds
12,000
City
of;
Prince
George
bonds
at
par.
The'
bonds
were
sold
in
1027
at
101
Vfc.
'
Weather
has
been
balmy
and
summery
here
of
late,
the
high
-
c.t
Uwm.rn.Ur
mullm,
f,
th.
h.v
bp
Eva
Alexander,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Alexander
of
Dewey,
passed
her
senior
music
MamlnaUpns
with
honors.
j
Northern
Rebekah
Lodge
hero
Installed
officers
for
the
year
at
a
meeting
last
Thursday
.evening.
.
Miss
Margaret
Steevea
of
St.
John,
N.B.,
granddaughter
of
the
late
Hon.
William
Pugsley,
Is
here,
visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
C.
Si'Randall.
Mr.
and
Mrs
George
Ogston
of
Vanderhoof
wern
In
fnun
lat
week
Mr.
Ogston
-stated
that
thei"me
reM'
Saturday
afternoon,
Nechako
district
had
benefitted
Carl
II.
Stubig,
president
of
the
as
a
result
of
recent
rains
,nnd
Akron
Masonic
Club,
was
organ-
that
he
had
never
seen
the
crops
loklng
better
than
they
were
to
day
Arthur
Dixon,
district
enirln
-
j
for
tenders
for
the
clearing
andj
DOROTHY
MACKAILL
in
Monday,
July
15,
jjog
'Children
Of
le
Ritz"
COMEDY
THE
RURGLAR
l'ATIIE
NEWS
Admission,
m
Thoroughly
seasoned
Boards.
LUMBER
KILN
DRIED
:eand
and
Cedar
Cedar
Finish
Finish,
Sitka
Spruce
Ceiling,
and
Rustic
SPECIALTIES
1
x
4"
Edgegrain
Hemlock
Flooring
1
x
3"
and
4"
Sitka
Spruce
Ceiling
1
x
4"
and
G"
Cedar
Rustic
BIG
BAY
LUMBER
COMPANY,
LIMITED
PRINCE
RUPERT,
R.
C.
Head
Office,
Seal
Cove,
Telephone,
Sol
Retail
Yard,
Cow
Bay,
Telephone
423
DEMAND
"Rupert
o
ippers
THE
DAINTIEST
HREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
grubbing
of
twenty
miles
right-of-wny
from
Fort
4
James'
toward
the
Manson
Creek
district.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
G.
Brynildsen!
and
daughter
of
Seattle
were;
here
last
week
In
the
course
of
i
a
motor
tour
up
the
Cariboo
i
Highway.
A
former
plumber
of,M
(this
city,
Mr.
Brynildsen
is
now
'engaged
in
the
lumber
business
In
Seattle,
i
-
AKRON,
OHIO,
MASONS
,
0N-AUS.
A
;
Prominent
Citizens
of
Eastern
Centre
Going
North;
Thta
'
Morning
Aboard
Prln-
'
.
cesH
Louise
A
number
of
nromlnent
citizens
of
Akron,
Ohio,
were
in
the
city
.
1LI.
.1
I.
ims
morning
s
i
excursion
of
the
Masonic
Club
0'
,ht
cltV
t0
Alaska,
mere
were
c,09e
to
one
hundrcd
Per'
j0""
'be
rrtetOvblch
passed
inranrvri'CKsaKway.
jon,,..
tne
BtelhierPrlneeM
Louise,
"?They
will
be
returning
south
on
the
,aer
01
ine
excursion
party.
From
tho
office
of
the
Recorder
of
15
rand.
Victoria,
has
been
issued
n
booklet
showing
all
the
to
farmers
owning
branded
stock.
MON.
AND
TUES.
Two
Shows
7
nnd
0
p.m.
AND
JACK
MULHALL
15c
and
50c.
Shiplap,
S4S
Dimension
and
Brand"
DROUGHT
ON
PRAIRIES
MAY
AFFECT
LUMBER
.,..
","..
v
,.
..,,.,,
Mtuatloit
A
If
rr
tin;
Market
Drought,
wfOoh
will
iterloualy
!'
'
tli
prairie
grain
crapa
tola
year,
alao
hare
an
advarm
ttlrts
upon
tlx
lumber
market
In
1929,
lumtxr
ix-a
tor
of
the
Prince
Oeorge
auir
'
leer.
It
la
expected
the
prairie
demm
"
will
bt
materially
out.
Nor
will
'
overproduction
on
the
ooait
help
thru:
Moat
of
the
mllta
along
the
Hive
the
Canadian
National
lUllwtr
.v
hOTwr,
atlll
operating
to
their
at"
eepaolty
and
the
maaagement
hopeful
that,
before
the
end
of
'nn
year.
th
eltuatlon
will
be
improv-
'
weintiy
to
enable
them
to
mi
KZZTZ
W"""
"
oome,
Etter
Si
McDougall
at
Sim-Bend
Lumber
Oo.
at
Bend.
Vick
Br
Lumter
Co.
at
Penney,
Lormor''
Lumber
Oo.
at
Long-worth,
,
Bind"
'
Spruce
at
Sinclair
Mill.
Dewey
Shv-mUIt
at
Dvwey,
Al
Johnaon
Luntix
Oo.
at
Hanaard,
Newlanda
Sawmill
Ntwlaada
and
,
the
McLean
Lumber
(
at
Shelly.
The
Dale
i
Tr((k
Oo.
at
llan--""1
and
the
Alexander
and
Forman
cfn-panlee
at
Prince
Oeorge
are
atm
building.
riant
eloaed
down
Include
ihe
W
low
River
Lumber
Oo.
at
Willow
Riv.
Fraaer
Lake
mtU
at
Fraaer
Lake,
1."'"'
Lyle
at
Aleea
Lake
and
Drawn
It
Dui"
at
Olieome.
The
Cranbroek
BwmlUa
cloaed
11
Otway
mill
early
In
the
aeawn
'
1
ahlfted
1U
operation
to
Penney
n"
the
purehaee
of
the
Red
Mourn
IM
Lumber
00