NEWS
Frld:iv,
Mv
PAGE
SIX
TIIE
DAILY
USH'S
rocertena
LIBDY'S
APRICOTS
2s.
Tin
DAUTLETT
PEARS
2s.
Tin
ALYMER
CORN
7
tins
3rd
Ave.,
l'rince
Itupert.
Ft
O
.20c
.20c
ROYAL
ANNE
CHERRIES
2V8.
Tin
...v.S5e
BEGIN
CUTTING
LUMBER
SOON
AT
SMALL
MILD
Thirty
Men
Now
Employed
(letting
Out
Logs
at
Falls
Creek
The
National
Airplane
Lumber
I
Co..
Inc.,
will
start
cutting
lum
ber
in
about
two
weeks
time
with
la
small
15,000-foot
steam
sawmill
I
which
it
has
established
at
Por-
i
poise
Harbor,
about
seven
'miles
$1.00'along
the
C.
N.
Railway
track
.
..
...
ifrom
l'rince
ituperi.
mere
are
Siv.
i
rtAa-i
uns
?i.wi30
men
now
engaged
in
logging
on
NABOB
TOMATOES
2s.-
Uhe
company's
timber
limits
along
ti-
in.
I
Dig
Falls
Creek,
which
flows
into
tM""
,i,,mi1VI(
,
T.
,
.
,
.
.
'1
I
t
NAROB
TOMATOES
2V4.
3
tins
.
50c
JIF
SOAP
FLAKES
Pkt.
...20c
SUGAR
20
lbs
$1.25
SWEET
JUICY
ORANGBS
4
dot
76c
PULLET
EXTRA
EGGS
3
doz
$1.00
JARS
PURE
HONEY
25c
Bush's
Grocerferia
PHONES
211
AND
212
WE
DELIVER
BISCUITS
Peak,
Frean
These
are
the
best
biscuits
made
on
the
continent.
We
have
just
received
a
large
shipment
and,
as
our
stock
room
is
limited,
we
offer
these
prices:
All
kinds,
per
lb
COe
All
kinds,
per
tin,
lb
54e
8ites
from
4
to
9
lbs.
per
tin.
Also
we
have
1
and
2-1
b.
tins
from
86c
to
$1.65
Our
stock
consists
of
the
following
varieties.
GOLDEN
PUFF
GINQER
NUTS
BRAZIL
CREAMS
LEMON
PUFFS
WATER
BISCUITS
CUSTARD
CREAMS
CREAM
HORN'S
SHORTCAKE
DIGESTIVE
P.
F.
ASSORTED
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
617-42:1
5th
Ave
E.
Phones
18484
P.
O.
Box
675.
uie
r,csiau
(iiver,
u
inuutaiy
u
the
Skeena
.
Cutting
of
lumber
at
the
mill
will
follow
the
delivery
of
the
first
logs
from
these
limits.
The
National
Airplane
Lumber
Co.
plans
ultimately
to
establish
a
much
larger
mill
on
Porpoise
Harbor.
Mmh
of
the
lumber
produced
will
be
airplane
spruce
for
export
to
the
United
States.
LOUVRE
ANNUAL
2
FOR
1
SALE
Today
Is
second
day
of
Interesting
three-day
shopping
event
which
is
being
largely
taken
advantage
of.
To
purchase
a
new
up-to-date
coat,
or
a
hat,
or
a
dress,
for
a
dollar
is
a
thing
that
a
lady
cannot
do
every
day.
She
could,
yesterday,
at
the
Louvre;
and
she
can
today,
too,
and
tomorrow
as
well,
lor
this
to
the
Annual
Two
for
the
Price
of
One
Sale
at
the
Louvre.
Those
who
took
advantage
of
this
interesting
selling
event
last
year
vill
well
remember
the
values
they
rot.
They
got
values
then.
This
year
the
values
'are
better
than
ever.
Now,
there
are
few
women
who
could
not
be
doing
with
a
second
coat,
and
still
fewer
who
could
not
possess
a
second
dress
or
ensemble
to
advantage,
while
the
woman
who
does
not
need
two
hats
is
not
born
yet.
So
here
at
this
annual
event
of
the
Louvre's
is
the
opportunity
to
get
a
hat,
n
coat
or
a
dress,
for
the
nominal
price
of
one
dollar.
There
is
no
joker
in
this
offer
either.
It
is
a
plain
straight-forward
selling
event.
When
you
purchase
a
coat
today
or
tomorrow
at
the
Louvre
at
the
regular
price,
you
may
purchase
another
one
your
own
choice
for
$1
.00.
If
you
purchase
a
dress
or
ensemble
at
the
regular
price,
you
may
purchase
another
one
for
$1.00.
Or,
if
you
buy
a
hat
at
the
regular
price,
you
can
iret
another
one
for
$1.00
too.
The
refuliT
pri"
nt
the
Louvre
have
consistently
been
the
very
lowest
possible.
Wise
women
will
take
advantage
of
this
occasion
to
acquire
a
second
outfit
for
a
dollar
a
garment.
The
opportunity
is
yours
but
only
for
today
and
tomorrow.
(Advt.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailing
From
Prince
Itupert
t
or
VANtOlVF.lt.
VICTORIA,
hninwn
llaj,
llutedalr.
Alert
liar.
etc..
tut'
day.
ll:SO
i.ni.
Itir
VAM'M'IKK.
VICTOltlA.
ItutnUle.
Alert
liar.
ete..
FrMar
midnight
lur
AI.KX
AHM.
ANVOX,
STEWART,
WAS
IIIVKK.
Sunday.
8:00
p.m.
t
11
I'OKT
SIMPSON'
AM)
WALKS
ISLAM).
Thurttlay.
i
m.
U.I
tnit
enue
It
M
SMITH
Agent
l-rlnre
Kupert.
Il.C.
Tl
rough
tli-krl
old
to
Victoria
and
Seattle
.and
bawaje
checked
tltmuili
to
nrttlnatlnn.
ilCAKAOIAN
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
KrtrMkan,
Wrancrll,
Juneau
and
Skagway
4
a
ne
l.
lit.
ll,
n,
tl
Tii
YuiHomrr,
victoria.
Seattle
June
S.
I.
1.1.
t9.
it.
2fi,
89.
I'KIM'LSS
.MAIJI
INNA
Ocenn
l
ull',
etc..
Vancouver
and
Victoria
every
Frlduv
10
p.m.
AKe.nU
tor
all
steamship
Unci
W
C
OIICIIAKI),
lihNLHAl.
ACiF.NV
rhone
31
Ianadian
National
Q7ic
Largeft
Kailway
Syflem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Palling
frani
miNTE
IHTEUT
for
VANttll'l
Fit.
VICTORIA.
SKATTLE.
and
Intermediate
polntsieach
Thumlay
and
Sunttoj.UftJlH)
p.m.
lor
ANVOX
and
hTKWAKT,
each
Wednctday
and
Haturdar,
4!o'p.m.
.
lor
SOUTH
AM)
SOUTH
(JLLLN
tllAULOTlL
ISUM)S.
lorlnlflillj
I'ASSK.VOFK
TKAINH
I.F.AVK
ritl.STK
IMTKKT
DAILY
KXIF.PT
Sl'NDAY
at
11:80
a
m
for
PlllNti:
fll.OIKIi;,
lltMOS-TO.S,
WlNNIIMl,
all
Hlnti
La-tern
Cuiuiil.v,
l
ulled
Males.
AOKNCY
AIX
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES
City
Ticket
Office,
523
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Kupert
Phone
2G0
NOVEL
TEA
AND
SALE
I
IN
UNITED
CHURCH
Tables
Were
Decorated
and
Arranged
to
Represent
Each
Month
of
the
Year
An.
attractive
and
enjoyable
birthday
tea,
featured
by
twelve
tea
tables
decorated
and
arranged
to
represent
each
month
of
the
year,
was
held
yesterday
after
noon
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
to
First
United
Church,
the
affair
being
very
successful.
Mrs.
Frank
Vickers,
president
of
the
Ladies'
Aid,
was
general
convener.
Mrs.
Alfred
Wilson
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergin
received
the
guests
and
Mrs.
W.
II.
Kergin
and
Mrs.
M
.
A.
Thomas
poured.
Ladles
in
charge
of
the
tea'
tables
were:
Mrs.
T.
J.
Shenton,
Mrs.
George
McAfee,
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine,
Mrs.
W.
P.
Armour,
Mrs.
Hugh
Killin,
Mrs.
G.
V.
Wilkin
son,
.Mrs.
James
Krlkevsky,
Miss
Barrle,
Mrs.
J.
J.
Payne,
Miss
E.
M.
Earl,
Mrs.
Harper.
Mrs.
Thomas
Silversidea
and
Mrs.
Walter
Thompson.
The
home
cooking
table
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
M.
Thomas
and
Mrs.
D.
Santerbane.
while
Miss
Sharp
looked
after
the
sale
of
fancy
work.
Miss
Elliott
was
There
were
delightful
vocal
so-
OS
by
Mrs.
11.
N.
Brocklesby
nd
Mrs.
Forrest,
accompanied
y
Mrs.
J
S.
Black.
SUCCESSFUL
SUPPER
AND
SOCIAL
(S
HELD
BY
CATHOLIC
LADIE'
A
successful
supper
and
social
was
held
last
night
in
the
Catholii-Hall
by
the
Catholic
Women's
League.
About
75
persons
attended
the
upper
and
M.
P.
McCaffery
was
oastmaster.
A
brief
program
in
cluded
addresses
by
Father
A.
Vallieres,
O.M.I.,
Mayor
S.
?.
McMordie.
J.
Dore,
and
piano
solo
by
Miss
Marie
Murphy
and
vocal
olos
bjt-Mr.
J.
W.
Allen,
Mrs.
J.
MBidoon
arfld
M8
J.
II.
Mcleod.
-
After
the
supper,
bridge
anrl
lancing
were
enjoyed.
Music
wa'
-lupplied
by
Churles
I.
Ilalagno'--irchwtra.
and
1ao
Contoli
wn:
unster
of
ceremon:es.
The
executive
of
the
Catholi'
Women's
League,
of
which
Mrs
T.
J.
Gill's
is
president,
ha
harge
of
the
function
.
Week-End
Specials
SWIFT'S
PURE
LAUD
10-lb.
pail
$2.00
MALKIN'S
COFFEE
Mb.
tip.
,
.60c
KELLOGG'S
CORN
FLAK
MS
Pkg
10c
POST'S
BRAN
FLAKES
Pkg
15c
HEINZ
PORK
AND
BEANS
Small
slie,
2
tins
25c
HEINZ
PORK
AND
DEANS
Medium
size.
2
tins
36c
D.
C.
L.
MALT
EXTRACT
2-lb.
tin
GOc
B.
&
K.
PASTRY
FLOUR
10-lb.
sack
55c
FINE
GOLDEN
CHURN
BUT
TER
8-lb.
brick
$1.40
NABOB
RED
PLUM
JAM
Is.
Tin
45c
NABOB
MINCE
CLAMS
Vis.
2
tins
35c
C.
&.
B.
SOCKEYE
SALMON-
1-Ib.
tin
40c
EAGLE
LOBSTER
Vs.
Tin
50c
COLUMBIA
PEARS
2
Vis.
2
tins
55c
royal
City
red
plums
2's.
3
tins
70c
PICKLED
PIGS'
FEET
Bone
less.
Jar
35c
FRESH
EGGS
Extras.
3
doz
$1.10
SWEET
ORANGrfe
Last
chance
for
navels.
'6
doz
$1.00
FINE
RIPE
BANANAS
3
ib9,;v!V.fi;y..v,.,....5oc
Fresh
Green
Vegetables
Arriving
Every
Boat
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Proprietor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
SHOULD
NOT
ROB
SKEENA
FISHING
FOR
BUSHBY
PLANT
Trolling
at
Hippo
llnml
Vrry
I'mir
So
rar
Th
It
srason
8KIDEOATE.
Uay
31:
Owing
to
tha
near
trolUnc
a
lar
tbia
mnnott
a
nun-
lier
of
local
peoote
have
aspiaauwl
(Mr
in
tent
too
of
nablng
dogttan
IOC
Uw
iKhbjr
olaat.
A
bujrlrai
atatlon
baa
liera
opMd
hrte
on
a
aoow
and
the
Naherroen
are
being
paid
ST.
00
a
ton
uid
fumlsh
tlwtr
own
gear
and
bait.
The
ftohlng
at
Hippo
la
reported
very
poor
ao
far.
TRAIL
OF
'98
AT
CAPITOL
H
''Ueirt
'-iThror?
Story
of
Yukon
and
In
his
objection
to
the
treaty
the
Trip
Is
Told
in
Picture
between
United
States
and,
Canada
,
.5
which
for
joint
control
provides
ne
Tra)I
c
M
tnt
northern
ot
the
salmon
fisheries
of
the
bng
hown
t
the
caoi-Fraser
watershed
and
approach
toi
meat,
la
or
ov
taut
to
be
to
the
and
for
re-stocking
the
river,
Gen-
north
what
"itifl
Covered
Wagon"
waa
eral
McRae
took
occasion
to
pro-
to
the
"Tint
Birth
of
a
Nation"
to
-est
the
Wisdom
of
removing
the
aouth.
and
"Way
Down
af
to
the
pawn
from
the
Skeena
River
to
cn
sutea
and
their
lahateitaota.
iTicrease
the
salmon
flow
in
the
Z2SLi
?
.
,
.
'Mayer
and
la
baaed
on
the
oetebmted
The
Skeena
flow
goes
entirely
to
noben
w
Service
atory
ot
the
Klondike
Canadian
fishermen,
while
up
tojgcid
rush
in
isos.
I
the
present
70
per
cent
of
the
!
Though
att'
in
apeataeular
aurroun-
Fraser
flow
has
gone
to
the
Uni-
dings,
in
a
background
of
eueh
gran-
.ed
States.
.
Undur
the
new
treaty
Canada
would
get
50
per
cent
of
the
Eraser
flow.
The
general
quoted
records
to
how
that
from
an
annual
average
.f
116,000
cases
per
year
between
1921
and
1924,
the
Skeena
catch
has
fallen
off
to
80,000
cases
a
ear,
which
he
comrfdered
to
be
evidence
that
the
spawning
grounds
of
that
river
could
not
be
robbed
for
the
Eraser
without
erious
loss.
deur
and
Immensity
that
M
dwarfs
hu
manity,
the
plot
la
no
dramatic
and
r
mat
tonally
touching
that
It
ataads
out
,
supreme,
yet
It
la
but
a
simple
love
etory
of
a
boy
and
girl-
and
their
fight
for
haflklnssi
against
lust
nad
greed
and
temptation
and
the
almost
raeur-1
moun
table
obstacles
of
the
north.
One
of
the
picture's
most
dramatic
It
the
burning
of
Dawson
City.
CELEBRATION
AT
SKIDEGATE
,
lmplr
of
Mk
'
n
Knji;
Sport
smI
11m
I
Uuiqurt
III
the
Kveulng
j
8K1D")OATK.
Mar
31
:-
TbeT
m
a
I
ano
p.
-igrain
of
aporta
at
SJkldagata
I
A.M
cn
tbe
holidajr.
Ttta
main
aant
t
t-f
;r
-sir
iKtwoen
marrlad
men
i!r-
Tien
n
which
the
maniac
fT
tN
wtnnafS.
j
After
the
aponta
a
oaoqiiat
waa
held
I
at
:.c
town
hall
where
a
great
apraad
va:
KUch
cajcyed.
Tttt
tablet
wan
l-st"y
e
iraUd
with
looal
orchlda,
cut
(Uf
ind
alKarware.
I
After
auppar
Impeotor
Fiaair
waa
aahRd
to
apeak.
He
replied
that
be
hardly
knew
If
rt
were
aaie
to
do
ao
aa
he
waa
a
Nlagah,
having
been
adapted
Into
the
tribe
at
K
in
eolith
aeverml
yan
ago
and
the
Hldaha
were
traditional
anrmlea
of
the
Nlagahs.
the
Wf
nil
i
i
llaidalu
liavli:
In
ra'.d
after
raid
tried
to
gt
a
fiothcld
at
the
mouth
of
the
tM
but
mm
not
able
to
do
ao.
8
1
v:.m-n.
replyaig
to
Mr.
Frer.
mentunrd
that
the
HaJdaha
had
lone
tyo
frrfouan
tnbal
wan
and
Mr.
Fraftcr,
belog
a
Nlagah.
on
the
moat
valiant
foes
the
Hydaha
ted
ever
fought,
waa
all
the
awe
K
waa
their
honor
to
their
rut
at.
Selection
wan
glvsa
by
the
Aide-gate
oooorrt
band
and
aa
sag
natre
iipeech
by
Ian.
Mr.
MMtlMw.
OommWeat
bwrbai
tb
wferUea
in
hand
wera:
port!
A.
Jctm,
A.
Dantok.
T.
ZKttoy
and
M.
WUlUun.
Banquet:
Mr.
A.
Jobm.
Mr.
A.
OoUlaon.
Mr.
W.
H.
Huaa.
Mia
A.
WlUlams,
MIm
1-
Mora,
Ml
S.
OR
nd
Mn.
I.
Wactoy.
r
nanot:
A.
Oolnaoa,
j.
WUm.
E.
Young
and
A.
Moody.
Ikfrt
cf
crretnonlee,
J.
Oreen.
WUl'um
Duncan,
atorwkecper
t
Clax-
ton
Cunuery,
arrived
in
the
rtty
on
yeeterrtuy
afterw
n't
train
from
the
T.
r
I
r
ii
brief
vUlt.
arance
SPRING
l
ltl.
AM)
st
Two
Shows
7
and
9
p
m.
It.
W.
SERVICE'S
STORY
OF
THE
KL0.NI)m
SHOWN
IN
THE
WONDERFUL
PICTI
ItF
'The
Trail
of
'98'
With
Dolores
Del
Rio
COMEDY
THE
HOLY
TERROR
AND
COLLEGIANS
NO.
1
Admission,
15c
&
50c;
Sat.
Matinee,
2:30,
10c
&
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Coining
Next
Week
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Californian
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OFFICIALS
TO
PRINCE
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accountant
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GOODS
SILK
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GINGHAMS
in
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yards
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ANNA
ROSK
PRINTS
In
small
dainty
checks
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:
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English
I'otlers
Prints
Regular
65c;
yard
llo-Pecp
Fast
Color
Prints
Regular
05c;
yard
Spun
Silk
All
shades.
Regular
75c;
yard
Kimona
Crepe
Mauve
and
green.
Regular
$1.25;
yard
Dainty
Floral
Voiles
Regular
85c;
yard
Mikado
Silk
Floral
designs.
Regular
$1;
yard
Fancy
Silk
Crepe
Regular
$1.25;
yard
.'.
Fancy
Silk
Rayons
Regular
$1.50;
yard
Silk
Hrocaded
Crepe
Regular
$1.50;
yard
$
Rayon
Taffetas
Chic
patterns.
.Regular
$2;
yard
in.
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All
Novelty
Dress
Goods
Greatly
Reduced
A
WONDERFUL
BARGAIN
IN
LINGERIE
FRENCH
COMBINATIONS
Locknit
Rayons;
delicate
shades
of
Orchid,
Peach,
Honey
Dew
and
White.
Regular
$3.50
2.50
.
DON'T
NEGLECT
THIS
OPPORTUNITY,!
Silk
Dresses
Reduced
To
Net
Factory
Cost
Prices.
GLOVES!
Chamoisettc,
fancy
cuffs.
Regular
$1.25;
pair,
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OF
COST
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