Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
these
Pri
Clearaway
Sale
Price
.
$8.95
SWIMMING
SUITS
All
our
Men's
and
Boys'
Swimming
Suits
in
pure
wool.
Values
up
to
$0.00.
Clearaway
C4
Aff
uSale
Price
.
.
.
,3AtJt
CC8
The
Acme
Importers
Sell
Good
Clothing
And
the
same
high
quality
of
fcr
enduring
thislpalc
,
?
The
Importers
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
P.
O.
Box
667
NO
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
NO
C.O.D.
TERMS,
STRICTLY
CASH
II.
L.
Johnston
Was
In
Engineering
Service
of
Railway
Here
In.
"
"
,;
Early
Days
It
will
be
with
a
spnse
pf
Jnuch
regret
that
old
timers
of
Prince
Rupert
will
learn
of
the
death
a
few
days
ago
In
New
Westminster
of
II.
L.
Johnston,
who
will
be
re
membered
as
civil
engineer
with
he
railway
here
in
the
CJrand
Trunk
Pacific
construction
days'.
He
was
well
over
60
years
of
age
.
I
V.
.1
1
II
.
If
l-ll
I
K.
K
uiu
jiuu
uceu
an
active
uiiiciai
ui
.he
railway
until
a
short
time
before
his
death.
,
The
late
Mr.
Johnston,
besides
lis
widow,
Is
survived
by
two
sons,
Lloyd
and
Alex,
and
a
daughter,
Catherine.
The
family,
which
was
very
well
known,
left
here
many
ears
ago.
Deceased
was
the
owner
of
a
louse
on
Fifth
Avenue
East
at
present
occupied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Jregg.
Navigation
Is
Not
Open
Yet
food
Deal
of
Float
Ice
Still
in
Yu-kon
River
and
On
Atlin
and
Tachh
Lakes
Prince
Rupert
Music
Lovers
Charm-,
cd
Ry
ViffgaKlhl,
Torontg,
"
Pianist
it,
i
'"':
PAOE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
JsdayJune
5,
PIONEER
OF
'RECITAL
-...((
J
CITY
DIES:
IS
FINE
Wednesday
two
snows,
&
7
Thursdav
&
9
rj?7
Sfore
cosed
Thursday
fin
nln
The
$10,000
Clearaway
Sale
goes
off
with
a
bang
tomorrow
morning
at
Nine
o'clock
when
the
doors
open
after
being
closed
all
day
today
while
the
entire
staff
has
been
engaged
in
marking
the
goods
down
to
a
point
where
they
compel,
attention.
The
goods
are
not
shopworn
or
out
of
date
but
include
the
latest
in
suits,
shirts,
underwear,
ties,
socks,
hats,
overcoats,
and
everything
worn
by
a
manpchoyPrices
dmtvxtDd
on
these
goods
are
ridiculously
low
and
are
bound
to
cause
somewhabof
j'erjsi$an.
Following
are
a
few
of
the
items:
Sale
Starts
Friday
Morning,
at
9
o'Clock
BOYS'
TENNIS
SHOES
Boys'
Tennis
Shoes.
Sizes
11
to
13,
and
1
to
5.
Clearaway
QP
Sale
Price
UOK
BOYS'
SWEATERS
Roys'
Pull-over
Sweaters
in
all
shades.
Pure
wool,
snappy
patterns
and
all
sizes,
Clear-
C-fl
QC
away
sale
price
w
LADIES'
SILK
HOSE
Ladies'
Silk
Hose
in
all
sires
and
shades.
At
Clearaway
Sale
Price
QZi
2
pairs
for
BOY'S
JUMBO
SWEATERS
Boys'
Jumbo
Coat
Sweaters
in
all
sizes.
Clearaway
Sale
Price
.
31.95
WORK
SHIRTS
Work
Shirts
in
a
big
assort
ment.
Clear
away
sale
jmce
$1.45
Suits
for
Men
Highest
grade
Worsted
Suits,
Customs
made,
silk
lined
in
pencil
stripes,
all
shades,
most
of
them
with
two
pairs
$29.85
Stylish
Tweeds,
Worsteds
Stylish
Tweeds
in
assorted
shades
and
colors,
hand
made
and
in
all
sizes.
Reg.
up
to
$40.00.
Ottvjl
AC
Clearaway
Sale
Price
About
20
Suits
in
the
lot
in
Tweeds
and
Worsteds,
well
made
but
not
all
sizes.
Come
early
for
these.
QQ
Qff
Clearaway
Sale
Price
.
Navy
Blue
Serge
Suils
Fine
pure
Botany
Wool
Navy
Serge.
Guaranteed
absolutely
fast
color.
Single
or
double
breasted.
Regular
values
up
to
$37.50
COfl
Clearaway
Sale
Price
AVcrations'as
usual
no
extraicharges
All
kinds
of
Jumb'o
Swpat-
ers
in
all
wool.
Clearaway
CO
AC
Sale
Price
.
.
.
.
VWt
COLLAR
ATTACHED
SHIRTS
Broken
lines
in
Tooke's,
Arrow,
Lang
Broadcloth
Shirts.
Fancy
stripes
or
plain
shades.
Reg.
up
to
$3.50.
Clear-
Q4
Off
away
sale
price
BOYS'
TWEED
SUITS
LONG
PANTS
Boys'
Tweed
Suits
with
long
pants.
Smartly
tailored.
Reg.
values
up
to
$18.00.
Word
reaching
the
city
from
the
north
la
to
the
effect
that,
while
the
re
has
been
loose
for
some
weeks
now,
navigation
on
the
Yukon
River
and
on
Atlin
and
TagUh
Lakes
is
far
from
possible.
There
is
so
much
broken
ice
in
all
these
waters
that
it
Is
impossible
for
boats
to
get
through.
At
the
same
time,
it
is
Impossible
to
travel
by
the
winter
modes
of
transportation.
People
now
getting
through
are
doing
so
by
means
of
airplane.
Week-End
Specials
Evaporated
Milk
-All
6r
brands,
0
tins
5Dl
Jrooktield
Creamery
CJ-fl
an
Butter
3-lb.
bIck
?-lU
ilenrose
Peas
No.
5
c
jr
n
2
tins
irape
Nuts
t
per
pkg
AOS
-'ream
of
Whwt
90
per
pkg
mOK
Fresh
Cottage
Cheese
9
An
per
lb
.4111
Empress
Qooseberry
Jam
fff0
4-
lb.
tin
UOC
Deeklst
Honey
Q(n
5-
lb.
tin
OVl
Evaporated
Apricots
ftZn
2
lbs
.........
."1
Royal
City
Loganberries
)tZn
2's,
per
tin
401
Eggs
Fresh
Extras
jJ
Q
Hallowl
Dates
OtZ'n
3
lbs.
.....
Dlue
Ribbon
Malt.
Hop.
Q-f
A
A
Flavored,
tin
?XVU
Knox
OelatineP-DAi'
OAp
per1
pkg.
z..uax)..ji.:.:...A"
Up-Rlvcr
Fresh
Rhubarb
ecn
0
lbs
Ripe
Bananas-
eA
3
lbs
UVO
Alberta
Market
I.
GAMULA.
Proprietor
I'lfth
Street.
Phone
20S
To
put
It
simply,
yet
truthfully,
It
was
a
memorable
treat
whlc,h
the
Ladles'
Music
Club
afforded
music
lovers
of
Prince
Rupert
last
night
at
the
United
Church
in
presenting;
'a
recital
by
Vlggo
Klhl
of
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music,
one
i
of
Canada's
foremost
pianists
of
the
day.
It
is
difficult
to.
avoid
superlatives
In
commenting
upon
the
I
excellent
hour
and
a
half
program
(which
Mr.
Klhl
rendered
to
the
'keen
delectation
of
an
audience
which
practically
filled
the
auditorium
and
which
was
not
hesitant
in
expressing
its
approval
and
appreciation
of
his
work.
Mr.
Klhl's
program
was
a
versatile
one
which
gave
him
opportunity
to
display
a
fine
technique
and
a
rare
touch
of
the
keyboard.
In
the
crescendos
and
the
prestlsslmos.
his
execution
was
vigorous
and
exact.
In
the
planlsslmos
and
adagios,
he
exhibited
a
control
that
was
virtually
faultless.
Withal,
It
was
a
performance
that
a
community
so
far
afield
Is
rarely
favored
enough
to
enjoy.
Mr.
Klhl
took
for
his
opening
number
that
gentle
though
exacting
Prelude
and
Five
Part
Fugue
in
C
sharp
minor
(Well
Tempered
Clavichord
Vol.
1
No.
4)
by
Bach.
Schubert's
Serenade,
Liszt
af-
,
rangement,
that
great
melody,
executed
with
fine
eloquence
and
deep
feeling,
completely
won
-the
aud-iencc
and
proved
one
of
the
outstanding
numbers
of
the
program.
The
demand
for
an
encore
which
followed
prompted
Mr.
Klhl
to
give
Beethoven's
Andante
in
F.
Major,
with
its
characteristic
melody,
vagarious
basses
and
wandering
trebles,
and
a
fitting
prelude
to
that
old
favorite,
Beethoven's
8on-iata
In
C
Major,
peihaps
better
known
as
the
Waldstein
Sonata,
which
was
to
follow.
It
was
in
this
Impetuous
sonata,
with
its
alter
nate
statellness,
rippling
melodies
land
picturesque
climaxes,
that
Mr
Klhl
was
enabled
to
demonstrate
the
great
power
of
his
technique
and
the
wonderful
effectiveness
of
his
control.
,
A
long
and
varied
number
was
given
over
to
Chopin
music,
often
difficult
to
appreciate
than
which,
however,
there
is
none
more
loved
.hen
comprehended.
First
came
he
Nocturne
in
D
Flat
Major,
Op
yi.
No.
2,
liquid
sweet
under
Mr.
Kihl's
hand
whfch
made
every
note
come
clear
and
every
tone
come
me
Three
etudes
Op.
10.
No.
12
in
C
Minor.
Op.
10.
No.
3
In
E
Ma
lor
and
Op.
10,
No.
7
in
C
Major
fol-
owM.
These
were
invigorating
and
the
last
rcalloplng
number
was
par
ticularly
Impressive
owing
to
the
technical
skill
of
the
artist.
Barcarolle
Op.
CO,
concluding
number
of
this
suite,
was
more
virile
than
its
title
might
imply.
At
this
point.
Mr.
Klhl
Interjected
for
an
encore
an
easily
comprehensible
arrangement
by
Rubensteln
of
the
ever
popular
"Turkish
March."
Daring
modern
harmony
gave
novelty
to
Trlana
from
"Iberia"
by
Albcnlz.
Perhaps,
it
was
Mr.
Klhl's
treatment
that
made
It
understandable
for,
although
unfamiliar
to
Imost,
It
was
spontaneously
appreciated.
Valse
de
Concert
Op.
47.
Glazoun-off-Clumcnfcld,
was
a.
happy
culminating
number.
Forcefully
work-ling
the
whole
keyboard,
Mr.
Klhl
'demonstrated
all
his
talents
in
an
obvious
refrain,
cleverly
punctuated
j
with
skilful
denouements.
I
It
was
a
testimonial
to
Mr.
Klhl's
fine
execution
throughout
of
an
lentifcly
memorized
program,
with
no
relieving
numbers,
that
his
I
audience
was
loath
to
rise
even
when
the
program
said
finis.
His
1
hearers
could
have
listened
much
longer
but
the
fact
that
they
could
not
possibly
made
for
even
greater
appreciation.
C.
E,
Cullln
and
Emest
Anderson
f
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TALKING
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Barrymore
In-
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Man
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Frascr
Valley
Plum
Jam
Jg,
a
sv
hit
Ensign
Orange
Marni.il
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4
s.
per
tin
.
All
other
Jams
at
reduced
prir
Squirrel
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Peanut
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1
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11
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AUV
Squirrel
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Peanut
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Froth
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das-.
30c
Loganberries,
In
heavy
syniji
Jgg
1
pet
Hil
jpeek-Frean
Biscuit
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per
lb
Wax
Paper
For
picnics
Op
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roll
Liquid
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at
thp
door
and
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James
Farqulur
u'l''1'
ushers.
After
the
recital,
a
rn-n"-"
held
at
Clyffslde.
tho
h-nw
i.l
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
previa
1
i't
tadios'
Ma?lc
Club,
wJn-r.'
mm
"
m
"
of
that
organliatlnu
friends
were
given
th
i)'-l,nirJ
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of
meeting
Mr.
Klhl
pei
"H
'"-partaking
of
delicious
r'i'
'
mcnts.
COAL
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PKMHINA
ECO
Delivered,
Per
Ton
?12'J?
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EGG
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Per
Ton
12
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