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PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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FRASER
&
PAYNE
Saturday
Specials
25
DOZEN
LADIES'
NON-KUN
BLOOMERS
Superior
quality
non-run
rayon
Bloomers
In
sizes,
small,
medium
and
large;
delustcred
finish
In
shades
of
peach,
pink,
red,
mauve,
black,
champagne,
white
and
nlle.
0C
Regular
75c
value.
Per
pair
KAYSER
HOSE
SPECIAL
20
Dozen
full
fashioned
Kayscr
Hose,
seml-servlce
weight,
absolutely
pure
thread
silk,
featuring
the
new
dull
finish
and
harrow
French
heel.
AH
new
shades.
Recognized
the
best
Q4
A
A
best
hosiery
in
the
trade.
Saturday
Special,
per
pair
?xUu
50
RAYON
SILK
KNIT
DRESSES
AT
$2.95
In
shades
of
black,
dark
red,
navy,
green,
brown,
tan
and
sand.
Sizes
16
to"46.
Assorted
styles.
Exceptionally
good
value
at
GROCERIES
Phone:
227
&
228
600
Seventh
Ave.
East
2-11?.
tin
PROVISIONS
VEGETABLES
P.
O.
Box
416
Prince
Rupert
WE
ARE
OFFERING:
DISCOUNT
ON
COAL
For
Cash
at
the
Rate
of
50c
Per
Ton
Alberta
Lump,
$13.50,
for
cash,
$13.00
Alberta
Egg,
$12.50,
for
cash,
$12.00
Pembina
Egg,
$12.50,
for
cash,
$12.00
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
PHONE
580
$2.95
HOUSE
AND
PORCH
DRESSES
AND
SMOCKS
Exceptional
value
In
Porch
Dresses
and
Smocks.
About
20
dozen
Including
smart
voiles,
prints,
cretonnes,
etc.
All
sizes
14
to
41.
And
a
variety
of
styles.
Qf
Saturday
Special,
each
JXUU
THOUSANDS
OF
TOWELS
SELLING
AT
COST
AND
LESS
Good
quality
white
Turkish
Towels
colored
borders,
each
20c
English
colored
Turkish
Towels,
large
size,
good
heavy
quality,
extra
good
value
fCZn
each
Good
heavy
quality
white
Turkish
Towels,
colored
borders,
each
White
Turkish
Towels
with
colored
check
designs,
beautifully
soft
and
absorbent
QCn
per
bottle
large
size,
each
Extra
large
Bath
Towels
white
with
tZ(n
colored
borders,
very
heavy
quality
each'''
$1.00
$3.54
24c
36c
17c
30c
33c
25c
$1.00
24c
$1.55
23c
10c
32
c
40c
$1.30
DELIVERIES
LEAVE
Booth
School
to
Westvlew
10:00,
12:00,
2:?0
and
5:00
o'clock
Booth
School
to
Seal
Cove
11:00
and
4:00
o'clock.
Telephone
your
order
and
pay
the
driver
"WE
GUARANTEE
EVERYTHINO
WE
SELL"
Q
&
S
GROCERY
25c
toality,
Service,
Price
What
Else
Is
There
?
OLD
POTATOES
Firm
and
good
bO-lb.
sack
r
BUTTER
14-lb.
box
1
3-lb.
brick
1-lb.
prints
Q
&
S
FRESH
GROUND
COFFEE
.
per
lb
UBBY'S
SWEET
RELISH
y
per
Jar
MACARONI-Ready
Cut
4
lbs.
for
HEINZ
QUEEN
OLIVES
5
oz.
1Qn
9
oz.
per
bottle
XO
RICE
No.
1
Japanese
5
lbs.
for
LOBSTER
Nabob,
Vfe's,
3
for
PEARS
or
PEACHES
Aylmer,
l's
2
tins
for
.'.
FLOUR
49's
per
tack
CRAB
MEAT
Local
per
tin
EN8ION
PEAS
No.
4
per
tin
SOAP
FLAKES
Bulk
3
lb,
for
JOHNSON'S
FLOOR
WAX
V4-lb.
tin
65C
1-lb.
tin
Dominion
Day
Dance
Enjoyed
I
Happy
Gathering
in
Moose
Hall
Brought
Celebration
Proceedings
to
a
Close
There
were
about
200
persons
at
the
dance
held
on
Wednesday
night
In
the
Moose
Hall
to
bring
the
Dominion
Day
celebration
to
a
fitting
close.
The
affair
was
in
progress
from
0
p.m.
until
2
a.m.
Music
was
by
the
Premier
Orchestra
with
the
ss.
Prince
Charles
Orchestra
playing
during
the
supper
hour.
Fred
Wesch
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
A.
A.
Connon
and
W.
F.
Cameron
presided
at
the
door.
Refreshments
were
served
with
a
committee
consisting
of
Bert
Morgan,
Harvey
Fraser
and
II.
Dyer
in
charge.
A.
Checsman
and
F.
P.
WelK
pilot
for
the
Western
Canada
Airways,
and
J.
W.
Faulkner
an
!
S.
Reld.
engineers,
have
arrived
by
airplane
In
north
coast
waters
and
will
be
stationed
for
the
summer
at
Bella
Bella
and
Swanson
Ba7
on
fisheries
patrol.'
Mind
Your
Health
and
Drink
Dally
Pure
and
Fresh
Milk
From
DOMINION
DAIRY
Phone
Red
608
P.O.
Box
41
Visitors
Welcome
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Ford
Dealers
Cars
Trucks
Tractors
Tires
Accessories
Oas
it
Oil
Flat
Rate
Repairs
Wrecking
Service
Third
Avenue
Phone
83
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FOR
SKEENA
1IIIAM)
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTF.tlKIZEl)
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
"Earlj'Dfllvcry
Throujhout
the
City
'PASSED
AT
BORDEN
ST.
Grade
6
to
Grade
7
i
!
June
Armour,
Dora
Arney,
Winnie
Cameron.
Donald
Clark,
Maurice
Davey,
Harold
DohK
Robert
Duggar,
Hazel
Edgar,
Robert
Houston,
James
Irvine,
Marcelle
Jabour,
Muriel
'
Johnson,
Tommy
Jones,
Joe
Landry,
John
Lawrence,
Violet
Mah,
Cecil
jMarr,
Margaret
McLachlan,
Malcolm
Murray.
Chie
Nlshlkaze,
Mary
'Nishikaze,
Pat.
Philllpson,
Nora
iPostolu,
James
Schubert,
Jack
Un-
win,
Audrey
Vierlck,,
Ingward
Wick,,
Frank
Wllliscrof
t,
Annie
Wong,
Hlro
Yamanaka.
Olga
Zellsko,
Gladys
Cook,
Jack
Walker.
Roll
of
Honor'
Proficiency
Marcell
Jabour.
Deportment
Hlroyukl
Yaman-
ika.
Regularity
St
PunctualityMaurice
Davey,
Mary
Nlshlkaze,
Marcell
!
labour,
Winnie
Cameron,
June
Ar-luour,
Violet
Mah,
Pat.
Philllpson,
!
)lga
Zelisko,
Hlro
Yamanaka.
Grade
5
to
Grade
6
Katherine
Baker,
Peggy
Blott,
"rccldy
Barber,
Betty
Brown,
Cnth-rine
Cameron,
Ethel
Cousins,
Rose
ox,
Mary
Davey,
Teddy
Denning,
Mma
Dybhavn.
Andrew
Dybhavn,
iichard
Fong.
John
Crimson,
Billy
laddon,
Hazel
Hill,
Lorraine
Jal
bour,
Peggy
Johnson,
Gero
Kanaya,
Clara
Ketchum
(trial),
Nick
Killas.
Rudolph
Lovstadt,
Edna
McLean,
reddy
Mills.
Mildred
Munlzaba,
nnle
Murray,
Bertie
O'Neill,
Mary
Jrme,
Arne
Paulsen,
Stanley
Peacock,
Charlotte
Philllpson,
Mike
Postuk,
Arthur
Thompson,
Hisao
Tsumura,
Genevieve
Waugh,
Nor-tka
Hayakawa,
Howard
Robertson
(trial),
Gordon
Brochu,
Hadley
Hankinson.
j
Roll
of
Honor
Proficiency
Mary
Orme.
Deportment
Ethel
Cousins.
Regularity
it
Punctuality
Charlotte
Philllpson,
Stanley
Peacock,
Annie
Murray,
Mildred
Munlzoba,
Edna
McLean,
Lorraine
Jabour.'
Billy
Haddon,
Mary
Davey,
Hazel
Hill.
William
Scherk,
Allan
Smith,
Sa-chico
Tsumura,
Henry
Wong,
Peggy
Wong,
Bobby
Vuchovlch,
Emily
Yamanaka,
Kenneth
Schubert.
Roll
of
Honor
Proficiency
Elmore
Hankinson.
Deportment
Mary
Postuk.
Regularity
&
Punctuality
Alex
Mah,
Sachico
Tsumura,
Paul
Pos-tolu,
Cedrlc
Mah,
Jone
Lee,
Grace
Lee,
Albert
Philllpson.
Grade
1
to
Grade
2
Irene
Anderson,
Ruby
Andreasson,
Edward
Arney,
James
Campbell,
Alberta
Clark,
Paul
Chyz,
Jean
Derry,
Irene
Foote,
Marlon
Gosnell,
Frank
Hodgklnson
(trial),
Doris
Hodgkinson,
Bert
Johnson,
May
Leach,
Robert
'
Long,
Harry
Lee,
Zeek
Sem
(Maggie)
Lee,
Kennethla
Montgomery,
Mary
Montgomery,
Richard
Mills,
Hugh
McKenzie,
John
Muller,
Yuriko
Nlshlkaze,
Ken-shlro
Nakamoto,
Messina
Pavllikls,
Harrlette
Philllpson,
Kathleen
Shrubsall,
Glenn
Smith,
Grace
Tuck,
Clifford
Robertson,
Jack
Wong,
Michlko
Yamanaka.
Bill
Baker,
Billy
Bond,
Grant
Davey,
Frank
Fong,
Tommy
Forrest,
Joe
Hayakawa,
Faith
King,
palma
Vovstadt,
Lucy
Mah,
Jack
Mlcholuk,
Russell
Redman.
Robert
Roy,
John
Strand,
Norma
Scherk.
.
Roll
of
Honor
Proficiency
Mlchlco
Yamanaka.
Deportment
Doris
Hodgkinson.
Regularity
it
Punctuality
Jack
Wnng,
Harry
Lee,
Harrlette
Philllpson.
Mary
Montgomery,
Kennethla
Montgomery.
Mis',
May
Donaldson
returned
to
(he
city
on
yestsrday
afternoon';
train
from
Port
Esslngton
whi
Jie
spent
the
holiday
with
hrr
mother.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Brown.
Get
the
Habit
UY
HERE
ANK
ALANCE
Grade
4
to
Grade
5
We
jnvilc
your
patronage.
Toml
Arakawa.
Eric
Barton.
Billy
niIt.
.
.
,,
B
...
.
.
Brown,
Emily
Christopher,
Yvonne
"u
"";
,a
m"a
",K
"taw!
Connon.
Robert
Collart.
Frances
Our
quality
IS
the
highest
d
1fllfri
Clin
rn
naWnlf
Tinmalfi
i
zr:"'
'
7
..'
dlue
Ribbon
Tea
tCn
Fitch.
Shizu
Hamasaki,
Hazen
Han
kinson.
Haruye
Klhara,
Maureen
Klrkpatrick,
Sada
Nakamoto,
Tommy
Landry,
Kam
Lee,
Albert
Mah,
Donald
Montgomery,
Charles
Oralis
ton.
Mvale
Perry.
Clement
Phlllln-
.
,
.
...
Roll
of
Honor
Fuml
UnnviRnkl,
Clifford
Johnson,
Floyd
Joy.
Lois
Judge,
Roi
Judge,
Cather
ine
riraw
I
tn
Knnava
Hlsave
Kl-
per
lb.-
Blue
Ribbon
Coffee
per
lb
Blue
Ribbon
Baking
Pow
der,
12-oz.
per
tin
son.
Murray
Philllpson,
Bob
Pos-
tuk.
Ralnh
Smith.
Pearl
Stelnbure.
Per
H-H-
box
Ethel
Teeple,
Teljl
Tsumura,
Bertha
Butter
Vuckovtch.
Bobby
Willlacrolt,
Agnes
per
3-lb.
brick
Wick.
ChrUUne
Wilson,
Robert
Eggs
Fresh
extra
Woods.
Nellie
Wong.
Hlrojl
Yama-
3
dot
naka,
Nona
Hodgson,
George
Tuck,
Eggs
Fresh
first
Joan
Baker,
Jean
Cameron,
Sam
3
doz
Currle,
Clara
Dahl,
Verna
Graham,
Bggs
Fresh
seconds
Helen
Oreen,
David
Houston,
Gladys
3
dos
Mellish.
i
Malkln's
Best
Tomatoes
Roll
of
Honor
2'i'a,
3
tins
Malkln,a
DMt
rrunes-2'a
(I)ivWon
5)
,
Deportment
Hlrojie
Yamanaka.
pf,r,
?k?:
;"v
Proflcleney-Tomtko
Arakawa.
Malkln's
Best
Aprlcota-a's
Regularity
tt
Punctuality
Mysle
2
Wna
:
Perry.
Kam
Lee,
Albert
Mali.
Don-
iy
Salt
Pork-Belly
aid
Fitch,
TeUl
Tsumura.
,
Per
lb
i
iaimonve
soap
(Division
9)
'
4
for
Proficiency
Helen
Oreen.
Classic
Cleanser-
Deportment
Rusael
Redman.
I
per
tin
Regularity
ft
Punctuality
Bill
Wesson
Oil
l's
Bakrr.
David
Houston,
Bobble
Wllllscroft,
Lucy
Mah,
Jean
Cameron.
Grade
3
to
Grade
4
Ch,
tries
Anderson,
Louise
Bird,
Betty
Barber,
Billy
Barker,
Harry
Basso,
Mary
Clark
(trial),
Desmond
'
per
tin
Fresh
Fruits
&
Vegetables
New
Potatoes
15
lbs
Fresh
Oreen
Peas-
3
lbs.
Cook.
Ole
Dybhavn,
Viola
Dybhavn,
"r
iJ
t
IDS.
Head
lettuce
4
for
hara,
Roylchl
Klhara
Dllly
Long.
CarroU-
Turnips.
Parsnips
Sigrund
Lovstadt.
Betty
MHlecMar-
4
bunchea
ton
MrLachlan.
Ingver
Moras,
Jen-
waw
weion
nle
Mlcholuk,
Clara
Mlcholuk,'
Wbc
Frances
Mlcholuk.
Marie
Norton,
Cherries-Royal
Anne
Kolchl
Nlshlkaae.
Mercy
Netoon,
1
2
lbs
Kathleen
O'Neill,
Helen
Ormlaton,
Cherries
Blng
large
Annie
Postolu.
Mae
Peacock,
Larry
,
2
lbs.
Peacock,
Edith
Tuck.
Kam
Lee,
Irene
Lindsay,
Cedrlc
Phone
SCO
Mah,
Margaret
Morgan,
Douglas
319
3rd
Ave
Payne.
Nicholas
Pavllkls,
Robert
Parks,
Marcus
Perry,
Albert
Phil-
Upson.
Paul
Postolu,
Mary
Postuk,
47c
23c
3.35
77c
85c
78c
G3c
40c
24c
45c
20c
25c
8c
39c
50c
25c
25c
25c
24c
25c
35c
45c
Free!
Free!
ilu
,2
pkgs.
rrlncets
Soap
Flakes
45c
DcportmnitAnnle
Postolu.
t
rkg
Supcr
Sud
20c
Regularity
&
Punctuality
LoU
value
65c
Judge,
Kolchl
Nlshlkaae,
Marie
Nor-!
An
-
ton,
Billy
Barker.
I
fo'r
IDC
Grade
2
to
Grade
3
U
)
n
1
1
o'T
Cash
and
la
Cook,
Blla
Dahl,
Betty
Davey,
WUla
draliam,
James
Haddon,
El-,
in
ITU
more
Hankinson.
John
Fong.
Ellen
vflllj
UlUltO
Johnson,
Edward
Kutsuyama,
Set-suo
Kuwahara
Oruce
Lee,
Jone
"Where
Hollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phone
18
&
81
-
417-423
t!
Ave.
I
Lucky
Numbers
In
Boys'
Band
Raffle
Drawn
The
drawing
in
connection
with
the
annual
raffle
for
the
benefit
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
took
place
Wednesday
evening
and
the
following
numbers
were
drawn
as
the
lucky
ones:
First,
M.
McArthur,
154.
Second,
Mrs.
E.
Pettenuzo,
715.
Third.
Mrs.
Clapp,
5.
Fourth,
W.
Parker,
56?.
Fifth,
Mrs.
W.
Field,
325!
Sixth,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Colllson,
644.
Seventh,
G.
Dick,
53.
Eighth,
J.
G.
Garrett,
801.
Ninth,
E.
Pettenuzo,
17.
Tenth,
A.
Duncan,
844.
-
Eleventh,
W.
Currle,
57.
Twelfth,
J.
Blomley.
887.
Thirteenth,
W.
Bailey,
792.
Fourteenth,
Mrs.
E.
Hellman,
1114.
Unless
the
lucky
tickets
arc
presented
within
ten
days'
time,
the
prizes
will
revert
to
the
band.
With
a
good-sized
list
of
tourist
passengers
on
board,
C.
P.
It.
steamer
Princes?
Alice,
Capt.
S.
K
Gray,
arrived
In
port
at
9
o'clor
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
a
couple
of
hours
later
for
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
points,
whence
she
will
return
here
southbound
next
Wednesday
afternoon
Friday
and
Saturday
TWO
MIUW5
7
&
9
pjj
The
Sequel
to
Beau
Gcste
Is
Here
"BEAU
IDEAL'
With
Ralph
Forbc,
LorettJ
Young,
Irene
Rich.
Arab
hordes
thundering
acroJ
flaming
sands.
An
unforgctl
table
romantic
drama
of
fieri
Sahara.
Comedy
LAUREL
&
IIAKDll
in
"OUR
WIFE"
Fable
"FARM
FOOLLKV"
PARAMOUNT
NEWS
ADMISSION
20c
A
C$,1
Feature
Starts
at
7:10
&
9:1
1
15c
&
40c
Feature
starts
J.lil
I
Monday
and
Tuesday
"PASSION
FLOWER"
LEAVES
TODAY
EAGLES
EXCURSION
To
Ketchikan
Children,
Half
.Fare
for
the
American
Holiday
on
July
Fourth
Prince
John
sails
at
10
p.m.
from
Prince
Rupert
on
the
evening
of
July
3
reaching
Ketchikan
the
morning
of
the
Fourth.
After
a
day
and
night
in
Alaska
City,
the
PrinCe
John
LEAVES
ON
MORNING
OF
JULY
5
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
Great
celebration
at
Alaskan
City
including
intercity
baseball
games,
Rupert
vs.
Ketchikan.
Come
along
and
root
for
the
home
team.
Price
For
Round
Trip,
$10.50
Meals
and
Ilerths
Extra
Get
your
tickets
from
A.
Astoria
ai
I'rlzjf
ll's
Market.
Further
information
can
be
had
from
committee:
A.
Astoria,
Thos.
dough,
F.
Ferro
or
Geo.
Brookes.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
Prince
Rupert
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