.Monday,
May
13,
1929
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Kodak
Time
is
Here
!
Z7ie
Pioneer
THIRD
AVE.
f,
SIXTH
ST
-
Well
Mannered
Service
to
Motorists
4
W!ii
S.
Typical
Drtttcists
TELEPHONFS
8?
6
200
We
want
to
make
friends
urd
hold
them.
Hy
courteous
sen'iee
we
can
win
thus.
Let
us
take
care
of
your
gas,
oil
and
greasing
needs.
Guaranteed
work.
ROUND
TRIP
FARES
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MOM"'"'
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We
have
them
In
stock
from
the
tiny
lirownie
to
the
Cine
Kodak
for
movies.
Come
In
and
tee
them.
We
develop
ami
print
pictures.
Daily
nerti-ee.
of
tiiimf
mU&.,
Let
you
totlly:
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They
Are
fiood
Tires
E.
Limited
FOUD
UKALEUS.
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liiiuiiiiBik
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NMiaML
I
have
something
you
want;
you
have
jnjtWnR
unt.
We
get
together
through
the
classified
aus.
i
a
Taxi'
rtione
4,'illff
4
Taxi,
tf
J
Dentist
lYr.TlIc.osse.
Phoned
Richmond'
sale
of
hats'
eon.
tinues.
Redfrced
price'
$3.1)3
eac)iJ
"
,
"
.
rexe
uraveuo
sailed
law
nignt
by
the-Catala'fo'f
a
trip
tb
Anyox
VII
UUII
net.
Mrs.
II.
R.
Rochester
and
little
daughter
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
week-end
trip
to
Port
I
Capt
John
Irving,
pioneer
Richmond's
sale
of
hats
con-Smarin."-
f
this
coast,
arrived
In
tinoea.
Reduced
price
$3.95
each,
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
Sat-
W"
'
urday
and
proceeded
to
Stewart
FoolUnll
tonight,
Acropolis
on
mining
business.
11,11
Thistle
vs
Regi-
j
rnfl.t,
.,
urigin
and
Solution
or
our
Railway
Problem"
by
G.
V.
Nie-
""P"
Rogers
sailed
last
M
Rex
Pubcover
an(I
kerson
at
Rupert
Hmt
Ratpa
niM
,on
tie.
Prlnee
Rupert
for
-dren
returned
to
the
elty
"On
yes-'ers
meeting
in"
Rupert
East
Gyol-
trip
ta.Vaneouver
and
Victoria.
terJa
afternoon.g
train
from
a
nasium
on
mesnay
at
p.m.
Everybody
invited.
110
'
Ol
nip
mj
me
Buutw,
hi
rrrm
ill
lutJ
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
CatT
ala
last
evenl
ing
and
proceeded
this
morning
by
train
to
the
interior.
A
large
and
enthusiastic
crowd
of
friends
gathered
last
night
at
the
wharf
as
the
steamer
Prinee
ItiiMrt
tmiI
l
mit
fr
tk.
-,4K
to
wish
Godspeed
to
Miss
Geor-
gipa
Hunter,
Miss
Anne
Castell
and
Sydney
Hunter
as
they
left
for.
Onrio.
The'
Union
OiCCo.'s
new
Uitker'
mn'
tMa
for
brief
triD
nh
at
Flr8t
Paptlst
Church
8poke,.w4rd,cf
eomfort
and
cheer
ithat
.development
and
best
in-Ucana
is
makfn
her
initifcl
eaJI
to
th
i,rrf,wkr
on
offlc,al
busi"
?hi$
wa?
conducted
hy
the
b4
Mi
beaww
of
the
Japanese
1
wt;
of
d'tnct
urgently
at
flr.Jlf.rriVt
retUrn
to
the
ther.
p
the
church
with
Mrs.
m,8s5on
,Bd
ad..demand
a
da4ly
m.,1
senice
to
2
o'clock
thia
morniur
from
Van:
couver
with
...
a
cargo
of
,
fuel
,
,
for
.
.
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1
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rm:'
IL.
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8
eSulTWfff
nere
anu
n9w-'oeni,Iea
w
e
"re"
y
;
an
reamuw.
th
rhotirrierB'
the
ttf
graveside.
mealy
mey
maater
"VW.
f
Wmo
Uie
tpakw
plfn-
.nian
Fishing
Co.'s
cannery
by
Mrs
George
Hibbard
Mr.
II.
The
s
Abe
'
'
.
at
Ifaysport
in
a
similar
capacity,
S.
Pelletier
and,
Mrs.
S.
Uamblin.
jj
Sakamoto"
1
Mlwa
F
Kakl-v
1
lj
vZ'ruL
i,pMt
the
wwk-end
,n
the
city.
I
Two
other
addresses
were
'!A
..j,.
ouUshita
and
K.
hu-Mr.
and
Mra.
F.
Chamber
and
returnipi;
to.
the
Skeena
River
.Mother's
Thought
on
Mother's
.w-j
amohir
thow
sendin
famiiy.
who
have
realdin
0n
tV
morning's
.train.
Day"
by
Mrs.
Victor
Houston
$irff
W$fr
Ad
Mrs
Caven
for
three
years
at
Anyx
where
,
JL
land
"What
Every
Wise
Mother
,1
?7fd
!
Mr.
Chambers
was
ill
the
employ
Word
haB
been
received
here
Wishes
for
Her
Children."
bj
..
nfnhnfrOTb3r-o-rvetriB
the
JSilLiT'Mf.
T!TTTrrnt
-fromthe-Tmleter
town
and
left
on
this
morning's
train
n0w
connected
with
one
of
the
up
entirehy
of
ladies.
Two
moth-
g-hooj
ggi
CoT
School
and
for
Winnipeg
where
they
will
Calgary
newspapers.
He
is
also
ers
of
the
church
acted
as
ush-
Tencnerg
Jir
and
Mra.
II
Mo-take
up
future
residence.
'running,
an
aero
magaiine
and
is
ers.
chfd0
MVand
Mrs.
Obato
and
I
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Blrthdar
Tea.
UnlteJ
Church
Mali,
Ma-y
30.
i
Fast
Werke-rc
June
and
18,
Fair
Board.
'
I
&Iooae
Annuel
Picnic!
n
W'any-vfho
l-Xllnghum
Dance
to
b
he-Id
at
Itort
Clements
some
tinw
in
June.
So
i'
prepared
buy
a
Jjow!
K
of
C
nlmic
'1,fn'c'
Sunday
humly
July
JU,y
...
.
14.
Digby
Island
Dr
Alexander
rililNK
.VS
i
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II)
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I
DENTIST
BLINDS
A5:S
,
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
($
Cartnge,
Warehousing,
ana
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
SCALE
OF
CHARGES
I
f
of
charges
made
for
reading
,
notices
;
lilrt'h.K
otlces
50c.
:
Cards
of
thanks,
li
Funeral
rfptlces
$U
Funeral
Flowers
10c
per
name-
Marriage
and
Engagement
announcements
82.
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Rr.Ai;i
r.
w
v
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ocen
on
a
inn
south,
returnoii
to
tna'Sitv
from
Vancouv
on
.,
r,
,
.
.7,
1
t
.
,
,
inning
now-
V
.
lL
"
'
reiurneu
lo
ine
Hum
yamuuver
on
ine
CaUla
last
evening.
.
..
!
MWWBenne
narvey
oi
tne
r-tudent
nursing
staff
of
the
'
Prince
R"prt
Ge.neral
Hospital
I
"
9
uni"
ur
SmIther
whee
she
will
spend
a
yac.wuiiy
.
i
i
i
1
Inretor
J;
IL
Johnson
of.
the
Liquor
Control
Bbard
left
on
this
tomorrow
anernoon.
i,-
.
;r
.
.
.
:7..A..7iTit"A
V,.
7
rrinu
.m
uavipa.
lormeriv
ac-
that
Darcy
Marsh,
formerly
a
wfo
f
!hC4
Pv!nCe
High
School
teaching
staff
is
promoting
an
air
ueruy
to
ue
put
on
soon.
;
J.
A.
Hinton,
president
of
the
Esperansa
Mines
Ltd.,
and
D.
B.
McDougall,
a
director,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Catala
for
Alice
"l8.uo
.vU.
.
,
pianneaj.o
soon,
resume
ore
snip-
ments.
They
expect
to
return
to
.
.
.
i
mi
i
i
tne
city
on
xnursuay
evening.
'
'
'
i
Mra
f
Tntinntan
fc
nf
DnaVi
v
nt
l!!vpr
failed
to
obtain
a
maintain-
ance
order
against
her
husband
irom
stipenuiary
Aiagisiraie
.
u.
i,ee
was
uapineu
rorues
MaUurnoto
Mr
and
Mrg
T.
Kat-F.
McLeod
in
the
lower
court
re-.Hnmpton
Lee.
,v.ma
J.
Karl.
M.
Sato.
M.
cently,
took
her
case
before
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
in
County
.
!..
.1
.Urt
lM
7?
7
i
7
,
,
of
the
of
an
appeal.
Adjournment
-
hearing
was
made
until
tomorrow
morning.
Many
,
locnl
citizens
t
took
U
.i.
the
opportunity
in
connection
with
the
observance
of
National
Hos
-
pltnl
Day
on
Saturday
nfternoon
to
pay
a
visit
to
tne
rnnce
uup-
ert
Genera)
Hospital.
U
was
a
very
busy
Hay
In
the
ln8titu(iori;.erp
Benedjctioniff
apd
'
preached
I
V,
7V
-i
.
..
.
.
f..r
Mwa
Jean
Harrison
R.
N..
,
lairy
superintendent,
and.
her
staff
nd
the
operating
theatre
and
e.".sc
room
were
interesting.
Rpptions
of
the
bulldinir
which
had
both
been
in
use
and
could
not
be
visueu.
FOR
9
YEARS
GAS
RUINED
HER
SLEEP
i,n.
atAmi.h
T
w.
NuttlMS
menmona
s
sale
or
hats
con-,
tinues.
Reduced
price
$3.95
each,
j
Fred
Lanza
sailed
last
night,
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
1
i
..i
Mrs.
A.
W.
LIpsfrf
and
children
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
tr)'rt
to
VaA'couver.
A.
Donald
of
the
Rupert
Bak-i
ery
staff
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for,
Vancouver.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Rix
and;
little
daughter
sailed
last
night
j
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
holi-!
day
trip
to
Vancouver.
I
S.
D.
Johnston
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
brief
trip
to
the
,
iSkeena
River.
'!
'"
t
trip
east.
-
,
.....
;
.
..i
j'
f.
McNaUghtonl
C.N.R.
dis-
trict
passenger
agent,
returned
to
lth
ritv
nn
fha
Prlnrp
tinnoft
.
vnr
nn
,nmn.nv
hnainoa
;r
.
L
i
i
1rl
t
-
Vl
I
I
H
H
K
X
1
1
A
V
1MJ
1
UjI
0
Ut
I
tir
i
n
nnnnmrnn
WAV
IIKVhKUhll
opvciai
oervices
iieia
lesieraay
In
Most
of
Local
Churches
-
-
i
ossiuiv
ine
moat
uniuue
oi
Mothers'
Day
services
in
.
local
churches
yesterday
was
hat
lat
.'
r-
'?
R"-
gram
was
an
exceptionally
'
inter-
.-.
..
,
k;
,
esunir
one
anu
mere
was
a
larice
"
.
,
V
coegjegat
op,
There.
..a
Mrs.
J.
D.
Thurber.
Mrs.
Charles
rk,nsan
"A
JI"th8
Prayer,"
and
the
choir
was
made
in
me
morninK
mere
wa
a
special
song
service
by
the
Ju-
tnior
Choir
and
Rev.
.
F.
Price.
the
pastor,
took
as
his
subject,
"Mothers'
Prayers."
The
ordin-
ance
of
baptism
was
performed.
Presbyterian
Church
r,rsi
v..unr..
...
f
w.o
.........6,
..v..
Jones
preacneu
suuau.y.
wwns
as
his
subject
"The
Blessed
i
r
.ii
r
T
.
momer
oi
Jesus.
The
ine
-uim.r
Junior
!Tr
8anf
the
chorus
"HeJIll
T.ln
Pur.
nf
Yrvn
"
with
Mlt
Betty
Cameron
as
soloist.
The
infant
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
James
In
the
evening,
the
pastor
in
speaking
.b:n
n
lU..
the
subject
o.il.inv..
"A
Mllh
.
tl
J
If
I
stressed
.'"'.u
the
need
.
of
more
eauca"
atten
..
t
.
,
.
,
.
.
.
.
tlon
being
paid
in
the
homes
to
i
the
spiritual
needs
of
the
chtl-
e"-
Li"
nfw
Davey
sang
the
duet
"I
Waited
HI
for
the
Ird."
,
United
Church
Rev.
Alfred
Wilson
took
as
his
suoject
at
morning
service
in
First
United
Qhurch,
"A
Moth-
.
.
,
,
,,
suitably.
Miss
Linnea
pnson
sang
as
a
solo
'Tell
Mother
111
be
There."
At
evening
service,
Rev.
il
-
Ham
Allen
of
Terrace
was
the
speaker,
taking
as
hU
subject
ine
iuomer
oi
.uoses.
me
an
them
"Magnificat"
was
effectively
rendered
by
the
choir.
Rupert
East
At
Rupert
East
United
Church
in
the
morning,
there
was
a
at
WfClUI
PCMIVD
.u.
Vlittv.tv.t
and
ii-vmv
for
9
yn.
Adirik
has
which
the
pastor,
Rev.
T.
H.
Mc-Mped
me
o
tht
now
I
et
and
sip
Allister,
gave
a
suitable
talk.
8cod
"
m.
e.
Tcuchton.
jn
tne
evenlng,
Mr.
McAllister
JZSZ
rrNnT;"
Kve
a
most
eloquent
and
irnpres-out
mt
nd
lep
well.
Aeu
on
botii
aive
sermon
on
the
SUhject
Ke-upptr
end
iofr
bowi
uid
removes
old
hold
Thy
Mother."
There
was
a
wsrte
matter
you
never
thought
wm
;
BOi0
jn8s
Chrissle
Woods
nnd
rr
sTrrd
a8,on
wlU
iurfriee
you.
Onnt,
Ud,
drugs,
jwere
BUng.
,
,
For
a
Light
Step
HRED
HE
ATI
Q
full-size
ljm
biscuits
With
all
the
bran
of
the-whole
wheat,
Banishes
"Spring
Fever"
because
perfectly
digested
Suprjcs
energy
and
promotes
regular
habit.
Delicious
for
any
nieaL
J
Sat
the
paper
inserts
in
the
Shredded
Wheat
packages.
BIG
FUNERAL
i.
YESTERDAY
Vholp
Jan.inP
Pnlonv
n,,
i
-
.
....
m
.
a
Practically
the
whole
Japanese
colony
and
also
a
number
of
others
attended
the
funeral
yes-
terday
from
the
B.
C.
Undertak-
era
Parlor
for
little
Tomi
Nisho.
the
pitrht
voir
old
Jnrvanpsp
irlrt
wh0
died
suddenly
last
week.
So
creat
was
the
number
nrpspnt
that
many
had
to
stand
outside
during
the
service.
Rev.
Mr.
Oana
.
r
t.
j
t'li
inn
nirn
u
nnnn
s-ar
t
r
pimiiiiPT
.l.
.j
u
...tj
hv
tjov,
Pannn
nn.hhmnlf
ntK
'
dreaa
avbk
translated
into
Japan-
ese.
.
,
.
,
i
.
ti
i
i
i
tii
mwrmens
took
piace
ai
rair
v5ew,a
great
nany-ears
carrying
rv
r,
A
dersbn
and1
family.
S.
Bunn.
II.
Tomaphi
st
Ki.nv
amliv
t
flnd
-tt--
T
ci,m.
,
Mr
and
Mrg
g
Sug&t
Mr
.
Atu,ii-
MP
Mr.
K
Tllln,n
i.mM.
ml.?
pUjjn
waj
'
jrr
and
rg
k
Vamanaka
Hahar.o
irwa'i.
Seai
a
ahstnn
Kwai
,Ip
anA
M
N.
S.
Hlrno.
Prince
Rupert
Jap-
anew
A890ciation
Educational
Tjppartmpnt,
japan8se
Sunday
School
and
Chrysanthemum
Club,
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
1.
Mlwa.
M.
Nimom-
,
Mr
-
and
M
....
Maikawa,
T.
Q
t-
tri..
wa
jj
Sakamoto,
Mr.
and
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ALL
EXCEPT
ONE
BELFAST.
May
13.
Nomina-ions
to
the
Ulster
parliament
re-ultcd
In
the
return
unopposed
of
ill
membors
of
the
cabinet
except
the
minister
of
home
affairs,
Mr.
ates
who
was
opposed
by
the
ciniM'Ntiire
grniip.
Our
classified
section
may
be
of
special
interest
to
you
today.
and
a
Clear
Mind
iSKREDOTOWHkAq
C.
RRADY
UltGES
tAILY
MAIL
SERVICE
EDMONTON-PRINCE
RUPERT
AND
IS
PROMISED
CONSIDERATION
(Continued
from
page
one)
all
those
enumerated
above;
And,
whereas,
recent
inquiry
by
special
committee
of
the'Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
into
the
whole
situation
revealed
tht!
inadequacy
of
the
present
mail
service
west
to
and
east
from
Prince
Rupert;
And,
whereas,
the
Prince,
Rup-srt
Board
of
Trade
has
been
petitioned
by
the
various
boards
of
trade
in
northern
British
Colum-
bia
to
,end
their
ful1
suWort
to
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Prince
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Board
of
Trade
fully
realize
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Therefore,
be
it
resolved,
that
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
urgetthat,
the
Hon.
P.
J.
Veniot,
nostmaster.-Keneral,
take
immediate
action
whereby
a
daily
mail
aervice
will
be
established
be-hveen
Prince
Rupert
and
Edmonton.'
As
this
is
a
maUer
of
the
most
vital
importance
to
the
welfare
of
"rince
Rupert
and
the
country
'v'ng
to
the
east
of
it,
we
sincerely
trust
that
you
will
give
the
mat-'er
your
very
earnest
and
imrsedi-"te
con!der'tion.
in
order
that
the
daily
service
might
be
in-figuratd
upon
the
resumption
of
the
daily
pasenger
train
service.
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Longer
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for
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Pairs
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Glasses
A
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