4
J,.
PAQE
SIX
THE
NEW
FLO-GLAZE
PAINT
and
WALLPAPER
STORE
Two
Doors
West
of
Dr.
Kergin
330
Second
Ave.
Make
this
a
summer
habit
Prepare
Oitltmt
Cold
This
Wtjt
Add
two
ta-
tponfuU
to
cup
of
cold
Bilk.
Slut
In
iluln.
of
tr
wU,
until
ditiotvod.
IF
you
enjoy
a
delicious,
cool
and
invigorating
drink
try
COLD
O
VALTINE.
Make
it
a
habit
to
follow
Tennis,
Golf,
Bowling,
Swimming
or
other
physical
exertion
with
a
glass
of
cold
Ovaltine.
It
will
restore
your
spent
energy
quickly
and
develop
nerve
poise.
Winning
athletes
the
world
over
have
proved
this.
It
will
help
you
play
a
belter
game.
Ovaltine
supplies
all
the
food
elements
essential
to
mental
and
physical
health
in
correct
proportions
and
easily
digested
form.
COLD
At
all
good
tlorrt
in
50c,
75c,
f
1.25,
and
tpecUl
famiU
size
$4.50
tint;
alto
served
at
sods
fountains.
DANIEL
R.
HODCEN.an
eminent
physician,
DR.
says
that
Deer
Is
a
valuable
Food
for
Health.
Strength
and
Vitality
j
because
It
Is
easily
digested
and
assimilated.
It
nourishes
and
invigorates
the
system.
The
use
of
Beer
Is
to
be
encourajed,
not
only
as
an
aid
to
digestion,
because
it
tends
to
Increase
the
Bow
of
digestive
fluldi
and
because
of
its
highly
nourishlnftreactionwithoutanydeleteriouseBects
upon
the
human
system.
The
undermentioned
Beers
are
properly
prepared.
They
are
guaranteed
to
be
absolutely
pure.
To
safeguard
the
public
they
are
constantly
tested
by
Analytical
Chemists
employed
by
the
B.C.
Liquor
Control
Board.
For
$aU
In
all
Government
liquor
Store
ond
Peer
Parlor:
PILSENER
LAGER
PHOENIX
EXPORT
LAGER
BLUE
RIBBON
EXPORT
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Doard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
Andrew
Johnstone,'
arrived
In
port
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
sailed
about
an
hour
later
for
Port
Simpson
and
Wales
Island
whence
she
will
return
here
tonight
southbound.
K
O.
Strondahl.
chief
engineer
of
the
lighthouse
tender
Birnle.
who
has
been
a
patient
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital;
has
now
recovered
sufficiently
to
be
able
to
leave
the
Institution
for
his
home,
friends
will
be
glad
to
learn.
NEW
BOAT
IS
BUILT
Missionary
Vessel
For
Queen
Charlottes
.
Is
Fine
Craft
SKIDEOATE.
June
20:
Rev.
R.
C.
Scott
arrived
here
In
the
United
Church
mission
boat
Thomas
Crosby
and
towed
the
new
mission
boat
Onward
to
Kelley's
logging
;
camp
where
the
engine
Is
to
be
In-
!
stalled.
The
new
mission
boat
is
a
j
beautiful
craft
and
Is
built
to
with-
.
,1
1
....
.
u
-
.
suiiiu
ucavy
seas
uu
uic
vcsb
tsuaai.
of
Vancouver
Island.
It
was
built
by
the
pioneer
missionary,
Capt.
William
Oliver
at
Sandspit
and
Is
a
great
credit
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
Onward
Is
to
be
equipped
with
a
65,
h
p,
Atlas
Imperial
engine.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
June
20,
1910
It
Is
possible
that
the
coming
week
may
see
the
beginning
of
permanent
street
work
in
Prince
Rupert.
It
Is
believed
that
the
local
improvement
plan
will
be
followed
In
the
carrying
out
of
heavy
work
n
.n
..(nil.
m.
a
I
m
V
siat.l.
t
n
wa.
A
group
of
thlrty-flve
Hindus
has
arrived
at
Seattle
for
a
visit
in
inc
unuea
mates.
.
nnvprnment
Appnt
H
MrMnl
lln
returned
to
thq
city
yesterday
after
accompanying
Hon.
Thomas
Taylor,
minister
of
public
works
and
William
Mansori,
M.P.P.,
as
far
as
Kltsumkalum
on
their
tour
of
the
Interior.
.
Taylor
'and
Mr
Manson
have
go.
AfdemereiTelkw;
FrancoU)
Lake.
7c
'
"V1!
FISHSALES
Eureka,
AMERICAN
5,000,
Booth,
15.1c
and
CANADIAN
Sea
Maid,
15,000,
Cold
Storage.
11.
8c.
and
7c.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
An
Unanswerable
Argument
In
Favor
Holly
Bartlctt
3
tins
of
the
Superiority
of
Flo-glaze
Paint
Taint
purchased
lastr
We
invite
you
to
try
the
Flo-Glaze
line
Wc
ask
you
the
pertinent
question:
Were
yon
satisfied
with
the
you
dust
to
lodge,
and
the
natural
rains
keep
your
house
clean.
of
Paints
They
are
selMevelllng,
leaving
no
brush
marks
for
dirt
or
Flo-Glaic
is
the
highest
standard
of
Paint
obtainable
and
has
25
greater
covering
capacity,
and
the
price
is
no
higher
than
any
other
of
the
standard
brands.
There
is
a
Flo-Glaze
Interior
Paint,
Varnish
or
Enamel
product
for
every
purpose
around
your
home.
Listen
In
with
your
Kadio
every
Tuesday
evening
between
6
and
6:45
o'clock
and
hear
more
particulars
regarding
the
Ho-Glaxe
Flo-Glaie
Headquarters
and
your
enquiries
will
be
gladly
answered
and
family
of
Paints,
Varnishes
and
Enamels,
or
telephone
Ho'ilS
All
tanks,
etc.
60c
and
$1.10
Flo-Glaze
High
Gloss
Enamels
for
floors
furniture,
woodwork,
Flo-Glaze
Clear
4-Hour
Drying
Floor
or
Linoleum
Varnish
-
etc.
dries
In
4
hours;
in
30
colors.
Quarts
$2.00
Pints
$1.10
Interior
Paint,
regular
colors,
gallon
$50
0
ts
$2
00
Pints
51.10
Flo-Glaze
Exterior
or
no-Glaze
Color
Varnishes,'
for
floors,
furniture,
oak,
walnut,
Flo-Glaze
Velvet
Finish
Enamel.
Finest
for
walls,
furniture,
in
etc
Drv
In
four
hours
and
will
wear.
Quarts
$2.00
Pints
$1.10
newest
colorings
and,
washes
perfectly.
Per
quart
$1.75
WALLPAPER
ONE-DAY
SPECIAL
OFFER
3.000
Kolis
go
on
sale
Saturday,
One
day
only.
Designs
suitable
for
Specify
Flo-Glaze
to
your
painter
or
we
can
recommend
a
good
Flo-Glaze
painter
to
you
for
any
size
job"
PHONE
RED
53
WE
DELIVER
all
rooms
33
1-3
Discount
A.W.
EDGE
CO.
Try
DIC-A-DOO
The
Wonder
Paint
Cleaner.
No
rubbing
or
scrubbing.
Cleans
with
half
the
labor
of
any
other
cleaner,
30c
per
package.
Can
Picked
Up
Pears
2's
Swansdown
Cake
Flour
per
pkii.U
Stelna
Corn
Beef
l's
2
tin
JCKi
Sunnybrook
Creamery
Butter.
3-lb.-brick
..
Napoleon
Anchovies
In
olive
oil
with
capers,
per
tin
....
McLaren's
Cream
Cheese-
large
size
Jar
Garibaldi
Pure
Olive
OH
32-oz.
tin
"...
King
Oscar
Sardines
per
tin
Evaporated
Milk
All
brands,
9
tins
k
Best
Foods
Bread
St
Butter
Pickles
16-oz.
Jar
Faultless
000124
per
tin
Libby's
Queen
Olive
16-bz.
Jar
.......:....J
Libby's
Stuffed
Ollves-
16-oz.
Jar
Nabob
Tomatoes
2's,
3
tins
Eggs
Fresh
Extras
d02,
j.:..
.u..ni.
Fresh
Cottage
Cheese
Pk
H
niui:
.Mill
1$
With
Note
In
It
In
Parry
Sound
On
or
about
June
12
Charles
Batt
of
the
halibut
boat
Relief
threw
overboard
a
tobacco
can
with
a
note
enclosed
asking
whoever
found
it
to
notify
him
at
P.O.
Box
537,
Prince
Rupert.
He
was
off
Frederick
Island
at
the
time.
A
day
or
two
later
the
box
was
picked
up
by
Ruth
Bell
of
Old
Massett
in
Parry
Passage
near
North
Island.
It
must
have
drifted
about
10
miles.
Morgan
Operating
Two
Log
Camps
Week-End
Specials
70c
40c
45c
$1.15
50c
35c
45c
40c
$1.10
20c
Arriving
Strawberries,
Cherries,
Plums,
Cantaloupes,
also
Green
Vegetables,
at
the
lowest
prices.
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Fifth
Street.
Proprfetor
Phone
20!)
AIMS
OF
Y.M.C.A.
A.
S.
McAlistcr,
Railroad
Soqrptary,
Guest
at
Lun
ui'eheon
Yesterday
It
Is
not
the
aim
of
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
to
duplicate
the
work
of
any
other
organizations
but
to
cater
defln-
tivities
of
the
young
people,
stated;"
A.
S.
McAllster.
railroad
secretary
or
,
the
national
council
of
the
Y.
M.
C.
i.
ill
VUIIUUa,
WliU
WttO
(yUVtJV
vs.
honor
at,
a
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
,
and
Oyrb
Clubs
yesterday
after-,
noon
at
the
Commodore
Cafe.!
There
were
present
also
represen-j
tatives
of
several
other
organiza
tions
In
the
city.
Mr.
McAllster
gave
an
Interesting
,
fit
a
mnrlf
nf
thi
V
M.
such
as
that
discussed.
Among
those
present
in
addition
to
the
Rotarians
and
Gyros'
were
Mayor
Orme.
Fred
Stephens,
representing
the
Elks;
W.
H.
Sherman
of
the
Eagles.
O.
W.
Johnstone
of
the
Sons
of
Canada;
Ian
Fraser
of
Toe
II;
J.
Smith
of
the
Canadian
Legion;
T.
Thomson,
district
secretary
of
the
Gyros;
Don.
Macdonald
of
Vancouver;
Weldon
McAfee
and
Alex
Connon.
75cBringing
Papers
Ire
Aroused
By
Fishing
Order
Settler
of
Sandspit
Prcvcn-(ed
liy
Department
From
Catching
Blucbacks
SKIDEOATE,
June
20:
Officials
of
the
fisheries
department
have
prohibited
settlers
at
Sandspit
from
catching
blucback
salmon
at
Copper
Bay
for
their
own
use.
The
settlers
bitterly
resent
the
order
when
the
department
In
the
past
has
allowed
thousands
of
cohoes
to
be
caught
In
Tlell
River
for
commercial
purposes
In,
spite
of
the
protests
of
the
fishermen.
I
FRI.
and
SAT.
THE
GREAT
MUSICAL
SPECTACLE
jowlin2
alleys
and
billiard
rooms,
been
filled
to
overflowing
during
Producing,
a
Lot
of
Timber
!race
dictation
f
t0T
Now
at
Jjumshcwa
Inlet
,
t)n
Inlands
The
J.
R.
Morgan
Logging
Co.
now
ha
Qcalnps
operating
In
full
swing
onl
Cumshewa
Inlet,
Que
a
ChAi-lette-Jslands.
The
com-
'panjr
Isulnhg'aJroVdf
timber
Into
Onward
the
water.
jno
from
the
head
office
but
simply
advisory
assistance.
11
was
found
that
young
men
preferred
to
be
decent
If
given
the
opportunity
and
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
strove
to
provide
the
opportunity.
In
Y.
M.
C.
A.
work
leadership
was
necessary.
No
success
could
dc
at
tained
without
it.
The
organization
had
had
long
experience
and
was
better
able
to
provide
organizers
than
anyone
else.
Rotary
President
George
Bryant
spoke
appreciatively
of
having
the
Oyros
at
a
Joint
luncheon
and
of
LEFT
FOR
NEW
YORK
engaged
In
production-
of
rived
I
75C
From
Vancouver
15c
Airplane
Sunday
j
QCpi
Arrangements
have
been
made
through
Fred
Mathers
of
the
B.
C.
Off,
Packers
for
the
receipt
Sunday
af-oDi
ternoon
here
by
airplane
of
200
4
'copies
of
the
Vancouver
Sunday
Xd
CI
PaPprs
of
the
same
day,
the
same
to
be
sold
on
the
streets
and
news
stands
at
25c
each,
the
proceeds
to
go
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
tour.
York.
Mr.
Plnsley
said
he
hoped
to
,
It
to
their
factory
at
St.
Pau;.
Minn.
I
S5J
E3
LB
a
T
I
The
choice
of
tlioie
men
vlio
vlio
appreciate
oppreciate
good
good
c
..1.
wi.i.l..,
Scotch
Whisky
1
f
X
e
1
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bonrd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
2's,
per
tin
spruce
in
SkMegat
inwt.
Queen
italslns
Seedless
unanoiie
lsianai.
unui
me
provm-
s
n.,
for
TWOI
SHOWS
C.
A.
which
he
described
as
purely.
WBniiwii-iiiHu11
undenominational
In
character.
Or-1
ganlzatlons
were
all
self
governed;
"vtt
T7
Til
7"
and
could
devote
their
energies
to
(f
CI
II
I
Wl
IK
K
anv
nartleular
nhase
of
work
In
the
VJV
J
U
IV
J
interests
of
young
men.
Often
the,
Y.
M.
C.
A.
became
headquarters
for
the
various
sports
and-
social
actl-1
Gold
Diggers
of
Broadway
With
Ann
Pennington,
Winnie
Llghtner
and
many
othtr
it
J
I
...
inner
notunl
xnln.-
.In.ln.
l.ll.l
"Ml
Nine
New
Song
Hits
1
Cartoon
"Springtime"
"Hodge
Pod
Admission,
20c
and
C5c;
Sat.
Matinee,
2:30.
Admission,
15c
mj
BY
DOCTORl
vitles
In
a
city.
He
suggested
that!
Souafr;
sirioS
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Ap-their
of
Efforts
of
energies
to
carrying
on
a
gym-
j
prcciatlVC
naslum
and
swimming
pool
with)
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Roberts
various
offices
connected
therewith
or
they
might
have
reading
rooms
;
SKIDEOATE,
June
20:
The1
nd
other
activities,
particularly
Queen
Charlotte
City
hospital
has
i
REAL
BARGAIN!
For
Picnic
)ances
could
be
held
if
desired.
The
the
past
two
months
and
Dr.
and;
first
thing
was
to
form
a
committee
Mrs.
O.
A.
Roberts
have
had
a
very
rollOW
the
Moose
to
Dijfo
to
decide
upon
the
needs
or
the
i
busy
ume
loosing
aiier
me
many)
.
ommunlly
and
the
possibilities
In
patients
there
betides
those
at
Braids
Tea
Illue
Label
.aliin?
money.
They
would
draw
other
points
which
they
are
re-
j
per
lb.
....
jp
a
budget
which
would
include
quired
to
attend.
The
doctor
has
Uraids
Best
Coffee
the
first
two
years
of
maintenance,
i
made
many
trip
to
points
far
and
pcr
0
Dormitories
might
be
added
to
the
'
near
at
ail
hours
of
the
day
and
Nabob
Tea
building
If
It
were
thought
wise.
All
night
and
has
never
hesitated
about
per
15
depended
upon
the
needs
of
the
making
a
call,
no
matter
what
dlf-
Empress
Coffee
community.
Iflcultles
might
be
enUlled
in
doing
per
lb.
Mr.
McAllster
complimented
the'
so.
Mrs.
Roberts
has
ajao
played
the
Economy
Tea-people
here
on
their
co-operative
part
truly
of
Florence
Nightingale
pcr
b
spirit
and
said
It
was
necessary
In
to
the
stek.
I
Economy
'
Coffee
a
town
this
size
to
have
almost
the,
On
July
I
at
Queen
Charlotte
lh
complete
co-operation
of
all
sec-
ctty
there
will
be
a
sports
day
and
.
Hons.
The
organisation
was
an
lm-
jin
the
evening
a
grand
ball
in
Mil-
PROVISIONS
...
'
!
tit-
A
1
1
1
1
a
All
A
Collate
Itoll
Ham
lb.,
per
lb.
I
to
t
FleUhers
Slieed
Bacon
.vr
iu
.
...
Rutler
3-lb.
bricks
5k
55c
5k
poriani
one
wun
iwo
ninuun
mem-jicr
s
new
aance
nu.
au
wie
jiru-
oainers
Superior
I'eamcil
btl
bers.
It
was
not
an
experiment,
us
ceeds
win
ga
towards
me
notpiiai.
nacjn
s
1
work
was
based
on
the
effort
to:
3
,
lbs.
f
for
vli)
build
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small
size,
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and
Clarks
Tork
&
M.
Plnsley,
manager
for
the
iwn
Small.
6
tins
for
Dernsfeld
Logging
Co..
which
was
pineapple
Titer
Brand
the
work
of
that
organization.
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i
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government
ruled
recently
that
UisjnJ
seedless
Q0
1!
had
been
responsible
for
getting
iuch
timber
could
not
be
exported.
25-lb.
box
v
Mr.
McAllster
here.
President
Klrkendall
of
the
Qy
left
the
Islands
recently
for
Newi
It
Is
very
much
regretted
on
the
P"
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FRESH
FltriTS
AND
ros
spoke
happily
of
the
occasion
'return
soon
providing
they
were
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and
of
the
need
of
an
organization
permitted
to
rive
spruw
and
export
,
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...
house
islands
that
this
budding
industry
Lettuce-
should
have
been
dosed
down.
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ha
vp
hn
annotated
3
heads
for
Carrots
3
bunches
for
by
the
Elks
Lodge
to
attend
the
Cherries-convention
at
Cnlgary
July
30.
1
per
Those
chosen
were
Fred
Stephens,
O.
E.
Phllllpson
and
Frank
Dlbb.
nums
2
lb,
for
...
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per
basket
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2
for
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3
lbs.
for
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per
bottle
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.
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spllt
per
doren
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per
bottle
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f.arry
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;
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619