Kodak
Tithe
is
Here
!
G
We
have
them
In
SELVIG
BROS.
MEAT
MAKKET
OOD
BYE
1ivXv
xv
3.
i
i
B1t:
stock
from
the
liny
Brownie
to
the
Cine
Kodak
for
movie.
Come
In
and
see
them.
We
develop
and
print
picture.
DAIlT
servfea.'
,
tt
77fic
Pioneer
Driieeists
THIRD
AVE.
t,
SIXTH
ST
-TELEPHONES
8't,20C
3rd
Avenue
Phone
7G5
j
MEAT,
FISH
AND
VEGETABLES
Specialty:
"OLD
COUNTRY
SAUSAGES"
-
Our
make
Fresh
every
day.
Superior
Quality.
The
William
Booth
Centenary
SELF
DENIAL
CAMPAIGN
MAY
1
TO
MAY
15
In
Aid
of
Our
Mi.winnarv
and
Home
Work
,
"WHEN
'CALLED
UPON'',
PLEASE
(JIVE
LIUBRALLY,,
xo
TIRE
TROUBLE
Equip
your
csr
with
a
new
set
of
it
Dominion
Koysi
vorai
or
Koyu
Matters
and
bid
a
long
farewell
1
to
tire
trouble.
LS
j
TV.-.
turn
lr
rin'l
ht
heat.
Royal
Cords
are
the
fineit
moderately
priced
tires
made
-Royal
Milters
cost
more
than
sny
other
tire
but
they're
certainly
worth
it.
jt
DOMINION.'
ROYAL
CORDS
AND
ROYAL
MASTERS
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORI)
DKAI.KKS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIKES
Phone
S3
Ladies'
and
Children's
Silk
Hosiery
AT
REASONABLE
PRICES
Montreal
Importers
TIIIIU)
AVENUE
c
olds
Checked
,fc!tfSI
By
modem
vaporizing
A
ointment
Just
rub
on
There
were
107
passengers
twur.i
tui
steamer
Princess
work.
Garden
Field
Seeds
FERTILIZER
BULKLEY
VALLEY
HAY
AND
GRAIN
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
PHONE
C8
-
-
-
4
a
Tnxi
Phone
4,
Hi
4
Taxi,
tf
Dentist
Dr.
.1.
R.
Gonso.
Phone
C86.
Milton
Gonzalea
left
on
th.ls
morning's
train
for
Smithers
ori
!
legal
buslndss:
Iff
T
n-
t
.
x
t-.
.
s
I
.
11.
louey,
u.iy.i..
umsmnai
i
superintendent,
returned
to
the
clty
on
yesterday
afternoon'a
train
from
a
brief
trip
to
the
interior
on
official
duties.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Steve
King
and
family,
who
have
been
on
a
three
weeks'
trip
to
the
Kettle
Valley,
returned
home
on
the
Prince!
Alice
this
morning.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
OvereBd
:
I
;
.
.
..
-
'.
Miueu
mis
morning
on
me
rr:
cess
Alice
for
Wrangell
enroute
I
IFHKSH
FROM
Till)
FARM
I,
Fresh
and
d.iicioui;
lb.
lbs.
Alice
which
was
in
port
thail'HOCO
i..
i...-.i
fmm
Vnncnnviir!
r
resn
to
Sksgway.
Of
these
111
wee
for
Skairway.
being
mostly
em
MIXED
CANMRS-T
'
Special,
per
lb
lC
PflTERKRlSP
,
ClocoIttcatad
crisps.
.
l
P.r
lb,
10(
CROWN
SAIUHNES
Norwegian,
in
olive
oil
.
2
tins
GARDEN
PBA8
No.
T,
per
thi
...,i!t
SLICKD
PINBAPPIJJ
Rnsign
Brand,
ta.
Par
tin
UT
litrs
COCOA
IVr
tilt
U."r
WHOLE
WHBAT
FIG
BARg
2
lbs.,.
YaTERS
Lvm;i
.'Vfl
A1IJG
Per
tin
..lovees
of
the
Whitf
Pass
ami
t
UrPoint.
Point.
Yukon
IUIU-ay
&
Navigation
Co.
ItAlSI
going
north
for
the
summerfs
Td;
clear,
?
II.
I'REI'ARER
.MUarARD-r
Libjj
jafs.
U'iz.V.
Kf)NTANA'ii
.MAQARONl-
J
(Seaishellxf,
pk
pah
HtUNES
'
-at,..
WfllA
J"
':
.lc
0(
Medium
sixe.
2-lb.
pai-knt?o.
Each
'Si
Watts'
Grocery
duality
Right
Prices
Rli;ht
PllONK
55
PHONE
50
Mr.
M.
Thomson'
left
on
this
Ewart
Lyne,
teacher
of
Piano-mornings
train
for
visit
in
forte,
5
Summit
Apartments.
JtoMale,
Indiana,
and
San
Olof
Hanson
returned
to
the
city
'On
yesterday
'
afternoon's
train
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
the
interior.
Attention
EajflesJ
niem.
bers
requested
to
attend
meelinjr
on
Thursday
night.
May
2.
Ilusi,
nous,
election
of
'
officers
and
initiation.
wSfjHri
.the
Inlet
;;o
Body,
for
Juneau;
G.
Pavloylbk
and
Q.
ravlovick,
for
Log
Cabin,
and
R.
Wilson
For
Ketchikan.
I
,
May
9.
Premiv-
Orchestra
Novelty
Danr
in
Moose
Hall,
M.1y
0.
Last
of
the
season.
Tickets,
75c:
and
w,
from
members
or
Mc-j
Cutfhi
nil's
Drug
Store.
i
.
Mw
Annual
Picnic
at
Uigby
luno
M.
INDIGESTION
V-t
CARTIRS
RELIEVED
nmritv
vu-v,-aj-XUt
Mj
YfiiU
fill
aids
nature
as
a
Uv
aUre
la
its
dl.ettlf
duties.
Often
one
ot
these
little
pills
taken
after
meals
or
at
bedtime
will
do
wonders,
i
Kol-lly
when
you
hare
overeaten
or
arc
troubled
with
constlpatlod.
Ilcmcmber
they
are
Dr.
Carter's
foN
tnuU.
vouiik
and
old
can
take
thenl.
All
DriiKxIsts
2Sc
and
75c
red
pkt.
CARTERS
-JSiPILLS
Phone
Hlack
345.
101
for
Vancouver.
101
Baseball
meeting,
City
Hall,
Friday,
May
3,
7s30
p.m.
All
players
and
those
Interested
please
attend.
We
peed'
your
support,
;
!
Fred
Wells,
who
has
been
drummer
In
the
Capitol
Theatre
orchestra
here,
will
sail
-tomorrow
night
on
the
Prince
George
II.
Wheeler,
president
of
the'
Passengers
sailing
from
here
White
Pass
and
Yukon
ltailway!for
the
south
on
the
Catala
yes-&
Navigation
Co.,
was
a
pasen-;terday
afternoon
included
Mrs.
ger
aboard
the
Prince
Alice
Matheson,
A.
F.
Caesar
and
Mrs.
this
morning
bound
from
Seattle
Clark,
all
for
Vancouver.
a1.
Hfc'iwUl-
spend
i
.
the
riortji
orth.
'
to
Stikine
where
Mr.
OJw'er&Pi
itvtnkjtoWernecke,
manager
town
over
night.
He
arrived
last
will
take
up
his
duties
ftj;ttfe,'4l
jJ&jTrM-U
Yukon
Bold
evening
with
Bob
Frizzell
on
one
.
.
.
,
.
i
rt
1
1
f
I
J
I
'
i
W
a
i
summer
cuBwifi
ouicer.
iiwnK
v.
o..
R.
K.
tml
W
the
city
on
the
Prince
;
pofnw
In
the
south.
Qeorge
this
morning
from
a
brief
'trip
to
Ocean
company
'
business.
Fall
oh'
The
case
of
Ole
Skog,
charged
Fred
Rudge,
manager
of
Lowe
Inlet
cannery,
was
a
visitor
in
was
a
nasaemrer
or.
the
cannery
boats,
and..
retur-
aboard
the
Princess
Alice
this
ned
down
the
toast
at
noon
to-
MeNaoghton,
CN.It:
rabriDfh'g
returtltrii
to
Mayo
after
day.
(Mat
noMunnv
.mnt
ALrw.
'
a
iitU
'
rt
TJ...
1
.1
1
t
James
B.gtapler,
mining
Igineer,
Was
A
passenger
aboard
L
B.
Jones.
"CXR.
aeemV
at'tne
Princess
Alice
this
morning!
Skagway,
was'
a
passenger
aboard
iKoing
north
from
Vancouyer
to
the
Princess
Alice
this
morning
gofmr
north
to
resume
his
duties
with
seining
herring
in
the
Pearl
'for
the
summer.
During
the
past
tii
i
i-
.
.
.
ji.ruor
sjwwniiiK
gruunas,
-
w
winter
ne
na
oeen
acting
as
further
adjourned
for
eight
days
on
coming
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
II.
F.
Mcleod
in
provincial
police
coort.
dock
agent
at
Seattle.
Mrs.
Jones
will
be
going
north
in
June.
the
Taku
River
near
Juneau
where
a
new
mine
is
being
opened
up.
An'
enthusiastic
send-off
with
showers
of
rice
and
confetti
was
given
by
members
of
the
Moose
Many
hundred
Income
tax
Lodge
and
Women
of
the
Moose-forraa
were
filled
In
and
mailed
heart
Legion
as
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
yesterday,
with
checks
inclosed
Percy
Cameron
sailed
yesterday
Capt.
Neil
McLean,
is
due
in
or
not
according
to
the
demands
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
the
port
tomorrow
1
morning
from
of
the
case.
Yesterday
was
the
south
on
their
honeymoon
trip.
!
VancoHver'
via
the
Queen
Char-'last
day
on
which
the
tax
might;
llotte
IsUttds
nd
will
sail
at
8
be
natd
without
incurring
dos-
Sir,
and
.Mrs.
George
McMur-
I
,
,
i
r.
i
i
.
....
..I;
.
"
k..l
.if
'
ii.;!Cl
onocK
u
may
evenins;
on
ner
bidw
nne
or
interest
charges.
!i'aJ
'return
sooth
over
the
same
-i
iirt.
Inwci'
rOti.
M
W.'A:
Wells
of
NeW
Haven.
Vis
morning
lrninsr
.
,
from
from
.
the
the
south.
south.
'
'Ponneetirut.
representative
ehtatlve
6
66
.rnyt.iv
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Aliee.
the
Skipreme
Council
cil
Pant
r
r
Salnttv.
arrival
in
Knlhti'nf
(7nliimlii
vma
lrihn.-crraduatlniT
,
exercises
tonisht.
,
.
,
o
,
i":
-.r
'
3-
i
.
r.
.
nl..Q
9H
.
IWi
w
-
w
mrnintr
nmi
"
T
iw
front'
i.wu
t
.
cfcy
.
at
"iV
flrst-of
-
-
the
WeAfend
-.
'
.
aht'lwiuiaghtbr.lianss
.
.
.
I
.
.
Jean
Me-
iiimii
jiuiiiinjiiii.
w
Westinthltlr
city
'on
th-JMribe
George
.the-lll'ntl'tVt
Prince
Rupr
of
tne'-rt'
Gene'rnl
'lfovital
nurses'
P
,
,
-w
VafveVMKdireVf
at
10
a.m.
'tliid
a'
tiMf'to
the
joc'al
ctlTnlll.
"rphy.
befrife
onl;
of
the
gradu-
for
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
lie
arrival'
from
Vancouver
and
ates.
points.
The
vessel
is
scheduled
'
proreedeU
to
"Edmonton
in:
the,
to
touch
Imt'
southbound
next
coarse
of
a
four
of
Western
Sunday.
Canada.
Wfcm&iKSRS&B&lttS
SaiiHi
Frk'
Watehouse
freighter
r
9
r....
-fLXLJi
i'T-.J
m
price.
Robert
H.
'
Merrick,
Caj)t.
R.
B.
Bonnett,
'arrived
In
port
from
n
the
south
at
midnight
last
night
j
nnd
is
unloading
pipe
for
the
"
uome
uo.
s
new
tuei
station
as
wtll
as
general
cargo.
The
load
out
fish
mea
i
4i.
n.
f-will
1
am
4ka
rilflnf
f
rha
WimArl
l
Tl
...III
lv
l-
in
-
1
T
1,,e'
"
Marine
Products
Ltd.
at
Tucks
BUSH'S
iGrocerteria
3
doi.
.$1.00
Bush's
Grocerteria
PHONES
211
AND
212
WE
DELIVER
Dr
Alexander
riiois
ii
lir.SNV.K
111.
OCR
DENTIST
The
annual
baseball
meeting
ONE
HALIBUT
BOAT
which
was
to
have
been
held
last
night,
was
postponed
until
Only
one
halibut
boat
offered
rnaay.
nere-
will
be
another
Its
catch
at
the
local:
Fish
Ex-?
polis
Hill
grounds
tonight.
,Tyee
which
was
paid
l!i.5c
andf
7c
bv
the
Cflnndinn
Vih
CnAt
Mrs.
S.
V.
Ardarsh
nrrlverl
tn
Stnrno-n
Pn
i'nr
1?.
OflfV
nnnn.l.
U
the
city
on
the
Prince
'
George,'
-
this
mprning
from
Vancouver
Cororqahder
V.
S.
Godfrey
ofi
a.na
proceeded
by
train
to
Ter-
the
Esquimau
Naval
Station
ar-race
where
she
will
visit
with
rived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
her
mother,
Mrs.
James
Rich'
George
this
morning
and
will
re-
mond.
turn
south
tomorrow
nieht.
FINEWEATHER
DURING
APRIL
,
Sunshine
Last
Month
Amounted
to
197
Hours
With
Only
2.2
1
Inches
of
The
month
of,
April
was
mark
d
iwfth
:
'
dxeeptlonalli"
fine
weather
conditions
in
Prince
Rupert
according
to
the,
repori
of
H.
D;
Tee.
Diaby
fsland.'bo.
minion
meteorologist,
which
was
issued
this
morning.
There
was
iii
unusually
large
amount
of
unshine
totalling
197
hours
while
precipitation
aggregating
2.24
inches
was
as
unusually
scarce.
It
was
one
of
the
finest
months
the
city
has
enjoyed
in
years.
The
April
record
brings
the
total
precipitation
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
first
four
months
of
this
year
to
25.50
Inches
as
compared
wltfi
30.16
inches
in
the
same
neriod
nf
1928
while
arrived
,,-pH,
-.-
m.
Ant
v
oiiy4V'
tvi
vtt
aa
j
v
4
,a
yaio
now
stands
at
407.9
hours
as
against
320.7
hour's
in
the
first
I'toAr!
months
of
-1
928.
Following
is
the
April
weather
report:
Highest
barometer
reading
at
en
level,
.10.39
on
April
30.
Lowest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level,
29.0:i
on
April
4.
Maximum
temperature,
65
on
April
22
and
23.
Miiiimum
temperature,
22
on
'April
5.
I
Mean
temperature,
42.1.
;
Sunshine,
197
hours,
j
Total
'precipitation,
2.24
inches
including
1.28
inches
of
rain
!
iiid
9.C
inches
of
snow.
j
Greatest
daily
rainfall,
llnch
on
April
27.
Total
wind
mileage,
3,338.
Average
wind
velocity.
ING.
4
PEAS
7
tins
Si.
00
Per
hour.
t
m'v
fPnm
hart.
ALYMER
CORN
7
tins
...$1.00
.
Greatest
velocity,
30
miles
rom
me
soiuneau
m
rv
...
i
Kxtraa,
3
do.
I.O
7n"The"rrn
NABOB
TOMATOES--.
IulleU.doi
K1
Alice
thla
morning
Included:
Mr.
3
tins
40c
"
r
-
,
swirrs
riuK"
iiajis
'
an-
M
W.
U,
Smith,
.MISS
U.
NABOB
TOMATOES
2Vj.
i'
Average
4'
ll.
Kaeh
$I.OS
Smith,
P.:V.
Yerman,
A.
H.
Kas-
3
tins
50c
CLARK'S
SOUPS
a
nd
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
Oyer
MALKIN'S
BEST
BABY
BEETS
I
Aasortl.
5
tins
lUf
nd,
for
Wrangell;
F.
Contad,
2,
Tin
2c
"I
wlnfei'iMi
i
ttMiiiai
ai
i
nu'
Mrfc'G.
Kraf
and
Mis
Gertrude
luu-t
huot
nninorfAm-.
2s.
Tin
80e
LIBBVS
CORNED
BEEF
Is.
2
tins
45c
"
i
1
PASTRY
FLOUR
4tttt44
1Mb.
sacks
50c
ANNOUNCEMENTS
m.
a.
i
.?
iSWANSDOWN
CAKE
FLOUR
67'
Pkt
40c
f
)
B.
C.
GRANULATED
SUGAR
i.
!
10
lbs
05c
The
Annual
Baiaar
in
alcQlf
SWEET
JUICY
ORANGES-
I
the
Rldiqjr
Home
will
be
heliiyn
,
4
dox
76c
Thursday,
May
2.
t
ill.
C.
FRESH
PULLET
EXTRA
f
I
EGGS
3
doz
85c
Fair
Bomrd
Hayseed
Unte,
n.
r.
FRESH
FIRSTS
TIJllof
r
!!!iis?
A-fter
mldnl.ht
.
feeling
peckish
,.
.
.
what
can
be
don
about
It
t
That's
easy
.
.
.
call
the
NlUht
Watchman.
"Coffee
for
four,
atrr
Certainly,
sir.
And
chicken
or
ham
In
the
sandwiches,
sir?"
On
a
Cunarder
everything
Is
done
chrf
ully,
quickly,
lavUhly.
.
.
.
Sail
Cuhardl
Bock
Ihrevth
Tkt
Cunard
Sttam
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