.
Kit-4'
f
tsfSS
Knox
Hotel
Are
Our
MEALS
Oood?
Our
Ouerta
Say
They
Are.
BLASTING
AND
EarthWork
NELS
ROKKJAR
811
Fraaer
Street
Phone
Blue
23
Evenings
!H9I&Y
PLEASE
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
-
Savoy
Hotel
Prince
Rtiper.'s
fading
fair
liy
hotel,
riot
xna
coUi
water
in
all
roMt
A.
J.
PM'nM'lM.MH.
Prop:
Cor.
of
Fnuer
und
Fifth
Sto
New
Royal
Hotel
.
Jinn.
rii
mt.
hotm.
noKTii
while
Hot
A
Cold
Watar:
Hiram
H
7$r
PER
DAT
AND
IIP
K
MSN
$00
Home
League
Tea
And
Sale
Being
Held
at
Citadel
The
Home
League
of
the
Salta
tion
Army
U
holding
a
tea
and
sale
tMa
afternoon-
in
the
Citadel
which
!
has
been
attractively
prepared
for1
the'
occasion.
The
proceedings
were
opened
by
Very
Ret.
James
B.
Olb-;
son.
dean
of
St.
Andrews
Anglican
:
Cathedral.
Mrs.
William
Kerr
Is
general
convener
'
and
other
ladles
in
charge
are:
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
Henry
Smith
and
Mrs.
i.
Cook.
,
Candy
and
lee
Cream
Mrs.
E.
Cartoon
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Exley.
Fish
Pond
.and
Dolls'
Sewing
Miss
Doily
Smith.
Plain
gewtng
and
fancy
Work
Mm.
A.
Carr
and
Mrs.
M.
Alexcee.
,
Tea
Jioom
Capt.
E.
Warren,
convener,
with
Mrs.
Johnson,
Miss
Ida
Carlson
and
Mrs.
C.
O.
Mailer.
;
A
concert
tonight
will
bring
the
day's
proceedings
to
a
close.
P
J
MeOettigan
ot
Savory
ha-1
a
letter
before
the
hospital
boai-.
lart
night
exprtvtn
anor",,",tvo
I
to
the
management
and
staff
A
the
hospital
for
treatment
whlcii
had
been
accorded
his
wife
and
baby
while
in
hospital
recently.
MONTREAL
First
Orade
Ooodrlch
High-Press
Quality.
Sizes
REGIMENT
DID
WELL?
petition.
1931,.
have
Just
come
to,
hand.
The
First
Battalion,
North-B-
C.
!
I
"
i,Ve""ir
$1-65
1
THIRD
AVENUE
the
Daily
news
8.
a
Regiment
tesw
irNfrcMra
for
neh
nMtih:
Lieut,
W.
Brass
J8
W
WO
Pfe.A.
We
M
98
0
QJkf5.
V.
Lamb
9C
97
Pte.
C.
E.
MeKeown
98
M
rimf
Second
In
Dominion
Mini-
Pte.-B.
Wilson
tore
Rifle
Shoot
Pt--
E-
A.
Smith
Sg.
H.
Eastman
Pte.
R.
Wilson
ResoJU
o(
the
Dominion
of
Can-
gg
Ai
pkatr
ads
Rifle
Assoclatlen
winter-
com-
Lfc
R.
Cameron
96
98
95
97
97
95
96
95
95
95
96
94
160
98
47
98
97
97
94
95
Millionaires
Lineup
99
96.3
98
97
96.7
i
96
2
!
96
JS.3
95
entered
2
team
.of
ten
Regiment
The
Bn,n
f
the
MilMonaira.
for
men
in
the
Miniature
series
Indoor
tonight's
Baseball
League
fixture
range.
25
yards,
lnree
matches
will
be
as
follows:
Nelson,
Smith,
I
were
fired
daring
the
months
of
Farquhar,
Comadina.
Wendle.
Bury.
Uanaary.
Febuary
and
March.
Fol-
Zarelh.
Holm.
Redman
and
Budin-!
lowing
is
extract
from
the
official
fch.
report
of
the
D.
C.
R.
A,
Ottawa:.
The
miniature
competition,
-
--r
which
is
shot
with
special
rifles
and
principally
the
BJ3.A.
No.
11
was
';
iwon
this
year
by
the
First
Sher-
brooke
Regiment,
with
a
score
of
3137,
as
against
the
winning
soofe
in
WW
of
2926.
The
winning
unrt
this
year
was
runner-up
last
year.
Flora
the
far
west.
Prince
Rupert
came
the
team
to
take
second
place
this
year.
The
First
Battalion
North
B.
C.
Regiment
put
on
a
most
creditable
score
and
are
worthy
of
eon-gratiriattrns."
Following
are
members
of
the
N.
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Ska;way
June-15.
19,
22.
26.
To
Vancourer,
Victoria
and
13.
20.
24,
27.
For
Butedale,
Ocean
Fall.
.Vamu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
Vancouver,
Victoria-Friday.
10
pin.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
Orchard,
General
Arent
Cor.
3rd
Ave
&
4th
St.
Phone
31
RAILWAY
IS
WINNER
City
Defeated
by
Score
of
11
to
7
A
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
Softball
team
defeated
an
all-star
city
aggregation
by
a
score
of
11
to
7
last
evening.
The
game
was
fairly
even
up
to
the
seventh
inning
when
the
C.
N.
R
made
six
runs.
The
city
was
unable
to
overcome
this
lead
In
the
remaining
three
Innings.
Wendle
and
Johnson
starred
for
the
city
while
Horten
and
Howe
were
best
for
the
rallwavmen.
Bat-.
teries
were:
City.
Wendle
and
Baldwin:
CNJT,
Stiles
and
Skattebol.
!
SUMMER
SAILINGS
-From
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
'Mondays
'
-
4jOO
pjn.
Wednesdays
'
-
-
-
9
JO
a.m.
Thursdays
'
Z.00
p.m.
'Saturdays
.
.
.
7.00
pjn.
Cab
at
On
hJh
mt
ftaral
Im.
For
Ketchikan,
Juneau
.and
Skagway
(oltnf
it
tt'raogctt.
oucMouod
oaf)
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays,
3
.00
pjn.
For
Stewart
and
Anyox
Mondays
8
XX)
p.at,
Fridays
3
00
pjn.
service
to
Massett
Inlet
and
fort-reettly
service
to
South
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
larticulars
on
request.
IMPORTERS
$1.95
GROUP
NO.
2
A
group
ot
High
Orada
shoes.
Short
line
In
Ties,
Pumps,
Straps
and
Oxfords.
Patent
Brown
and
Black
Kid.
High,
medium
And
low
heels.
Not
all
sites
In
each
line,
but
all
ftzea
In
the
group.
Priced
where
at
$455.
Our
price
$2.85
Group
No.
3
An
assortment
of
high
class
shoos
In
straps,
pumps,
ties
and
oxfprds.
Patent
calf
and
kid
uppers.
Spike,
military
and
Cuban
heels.
Solid
leather
soles.
AH
sizes
in
the
group.
Priced
elsewhere
at
$0.95.
Our
price
$3.95
Tri-City
.Servl
Duty
Vtrksmra
(
2.00
pM.
kt
Wcteru
..
Train
Sen
Ice
PuKSgf
trtsu
lave
Pfbnc
Ruprrt
dtij
(i-Cfpt
Sumhjra)
it
iJJO
p.m.
for
fJnonfajvU'e
uptf
nd
potrm
Bat'
.
r.
Mt..tkl.
D.F.A.
Pint
Kacot.
SC.
v-s
I
Children's
Shoes
These
Shoes
are
made
by
the
well
known
firm
of
Packard,
whose
shoes
are
built
to
fit
children's
feet
and
are
of
the
finest
quality
and
workmanship!
There'
Ari
brown
and
black
calfskin
boots
and
ox-fordai
Built
with
cushion
insoles
and
spring
heels.
Sold
-elsewhere
at
prices
ranging
from
$5.00
up.
Sizes'
8-10S
We
have
priced
these
specially
for
this
'
sale-at
Children's
Shoes
In
patent
and
brown
and
black
kid
and
oalf
straps
and
oxfords'.
In
various
styles
and
patterns.
Sandals,
straps-
and
ox
fords'
anxf
well
built.
Priced
at
n
great
-savjng.
Sold'
elsewhere
at
from
$125
up.
Our
price.
-tOC
AQn
Tjrp
from
1
'.
'
.
"i11"
Boys'
Scuff
er
Oxfords
Black-
and
Brown
Leathet
Uppers,
wide
fitting
with
sewn
extension
Leather
Soles
and
Rubber
Heels.
A
real
bargain.
Reg.
$3,25
for
Montreal
Importers
$1.95
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
IDEAL
FOR
THE
SUMMER
COTTAGEI
What
if
there
isn't
a
dUy
dn,r-.
-pasteurized
smIIc?
WKt
i
r
you
V-..-
can
still
eojoy
an
abundance
c'
I-.-dairy
mile
if
you
have
a
few
tins
c
Khm
is
a
whole
MUX,
H
jmlk
t'o
miflc.
The
aeant
is
there,
the
rut-
-
Ue
sieikieus
fresh
rarikfWvour
is
tnerc
water
has
been
removed.
Repi;;?
cocoa
or
cereals;
ir.illc
that
the
yc.
love
to
drink.
And
you
mix
it
ju::
it.
There's
no
waste
with
Kiim.
$
for
a
trial
can
and
taste
its
goodn?
CANADIAN
MILK
PRODUCTS
UMT1D
115
Gtors
Street
Tetonla
MEN'S
WORK
BOOTS
COUPON
Cndfiif
hMV
Prodycti
Lm
:ed,
115
Georgr
Jt,
lensoio
teid
ae
free
booklet
rV
tAon
Kccipea"
Naae
.
.
.
daros
UNIO
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITEIl
tfimrnl
lr
ITInee
Kuprrt
t
Var.
un
T.H.
CATAUV
ZVKUt
TtTSDAV.
1JO
r.M.
Arrltlflf
Vaocciurtr.
ru
Omr.
rtts.
Tburtdn
s
-TA.
-.KIr
Cvr.RT
IKHIAV
MIIIMOIIT
'
Artivlm
Vanc-iuwT
Sundtf
midnight
pproi
Wkl
aiUlaft
to
Port
Slmpaoo.
Aitco
Ann.
Anyox.
s--
Rivrr
.'
in'
Suiidat
8
00
p
.11
Furtr
informstlon
regarding
ail
Mtllingt
and
!irr
i'
PKINCt
Kl
TF.RT
AUKNCV:
'
li"'r
I
I
mi
ANNOUNCE
sssss
souci
Learner
uppers,
wiae
ium;
(2
We
arc
able
to
buy
for
cash.
We
have
procured
the
finest
of
sample
shoes
from
such
well
known
makers
as
Packard,
Leckfesr
Tillsonburg,
Storey
&
Campbell,
Hcwctson
and
others,
which
tre
ofOr
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
at
prices
lower
than
have
ever
been
offered
before.
We
arc
receiving
samples
of
shoes
every
week
from
leading
manufacturers.
Thin
should
appeal
to
the
thrifty
ftuvrr
Mens
Dress
Shoes
and
Oxfords
Bluck
and
Brown
Calfskin
Uppers,
Blucher
and
Bai
cut.
wide
and
medium
fitting,
Goodyear
welted
note
and
rubber
heels.
Q
QC
All
sizes.
Reg.
$5.95.
To
clear
tpOatO
Fishermen's
Rubber
Boots
GOODRICH
PRESS
Extra
Heavy
Reinforced
Rubber
Boots,
and
hip.
wide
fitting
lasts.
Extra
Heavy
Soles.
Sizes
0-U.
Regular
price
$8.50.
'
Qt
QC
Special'
at
tJJIaOeJ
Children's
Knee
High
Rubber
Boots
Tennis
Shoes
WOMEN'S
In
Straps,
Ties
and
Oxfords,
In
plain
and
fancy
trim.
Sizes
3-7.
Priced
elsewhere
at
$2.00.
Q-f
-f
Q
Our
price
i?XXJ
All
Goodrich
High
Press
Goods
CHILDREN'S
in
Light.
Sun
Tan,
Dark
and
Fancy
Colors,
Strap
Slipper
effect.
Cre-
pette
Soles
and
Cushion
Heels.
Sizes
44-10.
Priced
else-
flfijp
where
at
$U5.
Our
price
All
Goodrich
lllch
Press
Goods
Boudoir
Slippers
In
various
colors,
comfy
wide,
fit
ting,
Crome
Leather
Soles,
Rubber
and
Cushion
heels.
Sizes
3-8.
Priced
elsewhere
jt
$155.
CQp
'
Our
price
3t
Children's
House
Slippers
In
various
shades
and
patterns
with
soft
feet
insoles.
Sizes
range
from
6-12.
A
real
slipper
for
the
home.
Priced
elsewhere
from
75c
ICp
up.
Our
price,
up
from
R
Women's
Shoes
jn
J
GROUP
NO.
1
Blacle
Patent
Straps',
medium
heel,
wide
and
medium
litting.
Sizes
38,
Prtcexf
elsewhere
at
$2.93.
Our
price-
T
leather
or
Paneo
soles
Shoe
-
:
m
Jonjef
wear.
All
sizes
A?
a
g
tu
price
CO
82.95
Special
at
VA-tatc
au,j
v
Boys'
Running
Shoes
With
Heavy
Brown
Canvas
Relnfon-i
Lace
to
toe
pattern,
with
heavy
Ruop
'
A
shoe
built
to
stand
rough
wrar
?
y
jj(J
elsewhere
at
up
from
95c.
Our
pric
w
All
Goodrich
High
Fres
Goods
Men's
Tennis
Shoes
Meh's
Ooodrlch
Make
strOngRelnf
or:i
with
suction
and
crepe
soles.
Sizes
b
elsewhere
at
$1.95.
Sl6
Our
price
All
Goodrich
High
Press
Good?
Boys
Shoes
These
arc
also
made
by
Packard
boots
and
oxfords
with
fine
elk
lcahi:
With
solid
leather
extension
sole
'
III
nr
Built
for
long
and
hard
weartnG
'
-g
Sold
elsewhere
from
$5.00
up.
Sd')