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SIR EOMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LIdb., D.C.L, Present

ALEXANDER LAIRD, Gg@enat MANAGER
CAPITAL, - $40,000,000 REST, - $7,000,000

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\dvertise es The Daily News|,

  
  

hair should be

pS 208 8 RE RAB SUED MOA a fF

 

The

in
| Hlustration is very pleasing and is
|developed in black crin, with blue
land black stripes about the sharply
| upturned The trimming |
consists solely of shaded blue and |
black feathers

is shown in cerise

French model shown

brim

“he same model

and black,

iis selene handsome.

and

| SUNSHINE FOR THE HAIR

| Summer Girls Who Leave Off
Their Hats are Wise

|

| The

has the more it will grow and the

healthy it will be up to a

certain point. The hair dressers

| tell that too hot sun will

injure and bleach the hair in much

the same proportion as it will

more air and sun the hair

; more

us a

injure the owner of the hair.

al- |

or

After shampooing your hair
to dry sun,
the

We it in the

at

iys try
least open air, as this
is much more natural and _ there-
fore much better for the hair than

in

artificial heat.
The question of how often the

washed is a vexed

one, and a general law cannot be
laid down. | It is safe to say, how- |}
;ever, that more troubles result}

\from the too frequent cleansing of |
i the hair than from too little.
Naturally greasy hair may be

washed every fortnight, but never |

DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN i
iisithibilsralsid sli rer The Great Flour

This is a little section of the paper, which from day to day will be devoted

gestions and criticiams are invited by the editor. The hope is expressed that “The

of
Any and all of the ladies of Prince Rupert | Greater Canada

and to take part in its discussions. Sug-

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of cold water, while massaging | 7 : —
instead of oil.

The benefit of brushing the hair |
is questioned by some specialists.
It cleans the head and makes the
hair glossy, but the head may|
be clean, and glossy hair may not!
| be desired. If the hair is falling,
lcertainly brush and comb it very
| little.

Use as little paamrns
hair as possible, and also as few}
| hair pins and dombe With fluffy |
lhair, even if not no
pads are called for by the present
| styles.

| ‘THE SEPARATE BLOUSE

 

 

 

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abundant,

Simple Style That Has Proved
Pretty Will be Revived

The e Dighy Rooms Retii

A new era of pouplarity seems

to be in store for the separate |§€ Located on Sixth Ave., near Fulton
|blouse. One of the leading Frenc

‘ ¥ gk ench Three to five minutes from cen-
|dressmakers in authority for the tre of business district. Nine-

teen newly furnished rooms.
Hot and cold water, bath and
telephone. Newly furnished.

Under new management.

| prediction that the next year will
|see a great revival of the separate |
| blouse and skirt combination, not
j only so far as the tailored suit and
| waist are concerned, but for other
wear. Regardless of what the
future may bring, the luxuriotis
| little blouse of sheer stuff and dain-
ity design is a very essential part
of the wardrobe this spring, and

‘each blouse model that one sees

INSPECTION - - INVITED

seems more charming and more

   
   
    

Hardware
Oxford Stoves
Tinware

fascinating than the last.

As the weather grows warmer,
more and more tub blouses of
factually washable materials ap-
|pear under tailored coats. It is
quite necessary to specify “‘actual-
ly washable” materials, as many
jof the “tub” blouses
would never stand a single washing.
The colored embroideries of the
cheaper blouses are by no means
fast. The lovely voile

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so-called

always

| AFTERNOON TEA

Will be all you ta
desire if you use.,.

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Compasses ;
Barometers.

  
   
   
 

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Cor, @th St. and Sec@nd Avenue.
PHONE 82 \

so essenti

Vegetables

| Groceries

Ideal Provision House

Third Ave., near Sixth St. Phone 190

 

Use Pearl Button

the back of the neckband of

tailored waists and using a collar

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SESESSESES ESSERE

  
    

more often than this, or it will
deprive the hair of too much of
its natural lubricant, will make the
ends split, the growth weak, and
lead to an abnormal falling out,
When shampooing use the yolks
of two eggs, beaten in with a pint

of warm water. Wet the head
slightly first, then rub in the
shampoo until it lathers. Rinse
several times until the water 1s
clear.

Massage the head every night
with the finger tips all over the
scalp, using a rotary motion, If

ithe hair is dry, dip the finger tips
occasionally into olive oil, a very

 

 

simple tonic for the hair is the use

Stalker & Wells

SEDSESSESSESLESRESSESESS ERS ESE ESS ESE RES ES ERES ES

button, on medium sized
pearl button. It does not make the
black spot on the collar or dause
it the collar button
also holds fast and

sew

esses Se Ssesse8
SESE

sesseoeseeses

as

to bulge

does, and is

perfectly satisfactory.

Cine Transfers Loan

On May 3lst the arrangement
made with the Bank of Commerce
for the advance of $30,000 on the
Debentures expired.
}}Arrangements have been made
with the Bank of Montreal
carry this loan pending further
adjustment of our debenture Ican.

Telephone

to

Write Your Letters

5.5. Princess Royal of the
line will be the first and

 

The S

C. PLR.

- Phone 187

mail. She leaves here on Friday
morning.

 

and marquisitte blouses also often
delusions, for this fabric,
as many people know, never stops
parleiking,

 

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New Blodses
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s, Silks
Satins..

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Peel and grate one large sour
apple, sprinkling over it one smal}

cup of powdered sugar as you IN ALL LEADING SHADES
grate it, to keep it from turning |} These ods just received
dark. Break into this the whites frog the centyes of fashion to-

of two eggs and beat constantly
until very stiff and light. Heap
this in a glass dish and pour a
fine smooth custard around it anc

   

serve, MRS. S. FRI

Sixth Street

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

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Instead of working a buttonhole |’

only boat south this week carrying |;

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ITEMS OF

‘SPORT

Bob Spadek, who was traded by
the St. Louis Browns to Newark
for Joe Crisp, has been released.
Crisp has also been released by the
Browns

 

 

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Welsh has decided to
remain at the head of the New
Westminster Club. Mr. Welsh
has been manager of the team for
the past four years and has filled
the position to the satisfaction of
all.

Charlie

++¢

Joe Sugden handed in his resig-
castle club in the O. and P. League,
but the directors refused to accept
it. Joe wanted to quit because of
the poor showing his team was
making in the pennant race.

*¢+¢

Tom Fisher, the old Southern
League pitcher, is now managing
the Anniston team in the South-
eastern League.

A Chicago ball team were pas-
sengers on a western railway that
was wrecked last week. The um-
pire was shot through a car
window and rang up three strikes
on his indicator when he regained
his feet.

++¢

Frank Gotch is one of the few
wrestlers who refuse to wager any
money on the outcome of their
own matches. Jack Curley, Hack’s

tle wrestler,
to bet Gotch $5,000 that Hack
would win. Gotch told them he
did not wager on any of his
matches.
+¢++¢
Clint Benedict, who is undoubt-
edly the best amateur goal tender
in the hockey game in the East,
has decided to turn professional.
He was practically signed to play
lacrosse with the Capitals, and may
play hockey next winter with the
Renfew hockey club. This will
make the New Edinburgs’ chances
for lifting the Allan cup from the
Winnipeg Vics rather slim.
*¢¢

“Jiggs’’ Donahue, the Cicago
American first baseman, has been
engaged to manage the Galveston
baseball team of the Texas league.
| Donahue to receive $350 a
jmonth and it is said the terms

 

is

Blagreed on by the club manage-

|ment is that James Balbridge, the
juniversity ball player, who has
signed on the Galveston pitching
staff, shall be released to Chicago
jat the end of the present season.

in rohan ball.
+++
Arrangements are under way to
bring together the four fastest
rachts on the Pacific Coast in the
middle of July at the Seattle
Golden Potlach in the Puget Sound
city. The potlach committee has
planned to hold the most interest-
ing yachting event of the season
in bringing together the Alexandra
owned by Mr. E. B. Deane, Van-
couver; the Spirit I, owned by
Cao Bros. of this city; the Spirit
Il, owned at Seattle, and the
Gerturde of Everett. The local
owners of the boats in question
are keenly interested in the yacht-
ing event and have expressed their
willingness to make the trip.
¢+¢¢
The large bunch of youngsters
now playing first base in the big
leagues are all doing nice work.
The list includes: Collins, of the
White Sox; Hunter of the Pirates;
Williariis, of the Red Sox; Luderus,
of the Quakers; Sommerlot, of the

manager, and Doc Roller, the Seat- J
combined to offer |,

 

Double We Weekly Service Service

S.S. PRINCE GEORGE
For Stewart, Sundays, 8.00 a.m.

 

  
 
  
   
     
 
  
 
 

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Vancouver
Victoria

ss, Prince
son,
Nade® Harbor, ever Wednes-
day, i

and for:
Refu , Queen
Charlot eport, Pa-
cofi, Jed eda Bay, Rose
Harbor turn via Queen

Charlotte

1.00 p.m,

The Grand T way System |
connecting with fraing from the Pacific
coast operates # f t and conven-
ient service of Zuxuri

double track een Chicago,
Toronto, Moi . Hailif
Portland, B k and Phila-
delphia. Information tickets ob-
tainable f the office hereunder

men-
oe bookings by all

A. E. MCMASTER

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Phone No. 280

Acco
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- BENNETT, B.A.
of B.C,, On Sas-
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or ta Erc,

we block, corner avenue and
Sixth street. Prince Ru : 8
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Crown an e Work a Specialty.
All den’ ully treated. Gas
a the painless ex-
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Hel : ii-12

 

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to be the real excitement of the
Western League.

 
  

Nationals; and Gainor of the WILLIAMS & MANSON
Tigers. Barristers, Solicitors, etc.
++¢ Box 285

Manager McAleer of the Wash- Pumas BeAr BC
ington team is trying to land Paul a
Cobb, a brother of the famous P.O. B ‘a PRINCE RUPERT
Tyrus. Young Cobb is playing
with the Lincion team and is said oF SINGING

 

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In a recent game in Boston Bill!
Sweeney of the Rustlers made a
great record, Eleven chances with
out a bobble and five hits in five
tirnes up, was opposite Bill's name
on the score card,

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