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THE
DAILY
NEWS,
I'lliNCi:
KUI'EKT
-
BK1TISII
COLUMBIA
in
piinujiipii
e.yery(
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
RuperT
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
II.
F.
PULLKN
-
-
Managing-Editor
NEW
IMPETUS
NEEDED
Those
who
have
been
living
in
Prince
ftupert
for
ten
or
twenty
years
are
a
little
tired
of
trying
to
do
public
work
in
the
interest
of
the
city
through
the
Chamber
of
Com
inerce
or
any
other
organization.
A
new
impetus
s
needed
and
it
seems
as
if
we
are
to
get
that
impetus
through
the
new
city
commissioner.
He
is
attempting
to
arouse
the
people
of
the
city
to
a
sense
of
thjeir
responsibilities
and
their
opportunities.
While
he
has
been
treading
on
some
of
our
toes
it
is
not
sufficient
to
make
us
limp
and
it
may
possibjy
waken
us
from
our
lethargy.
;
There
are
in
the
city
many
who
are
practically
newcomers
but
who
have
not
yet
interested
themselves
in
city
affairs
to
any
appreciable
extent.
Now
that
we
are
receiving
the
necessary
prodding
from
the
commissioner,
possibly
we
shall
get
some
life
into
our
public
or
semi-public
bodies.
There
is
need
of
it
Chamber
of
Commerce
meetings
have
dwindled
until
it
is
almost
impossible
to
secure
a
quorum.
There
has
been
a
feeling
that
"it
is
useless
to
)vick,"
that
efforts
in
the
past
having
failed,
efforts
in
the
future
also
must
fail.
Now,
possibly,
we
shajl
have
to
change
our
attitude
and
once
more
cultivate
that
aggressive
spirit
which
is
necessary
if
we
are
to
achieve
anything
as
a
city.
The
commissioner
has
a
difficult
role
to
fill.
He
is
bound
to
displease
many.
It
is
because
of
the
objectionable
duties
he
has
to
perform
that
he
is
commissioner
instead
of
being
mayox
No
mayor
and
council
could
afford
to
be
as
unpopular
as
a
commissioner
is,
temporarily
at
least,
bound
to
become
if
he
carries
out
his
duties
faithfully.
We
must
expect
to
be
annoyed
at
some
of
the
policies
he
puts
into
force.
While
this
is
going
on
let
us
take
his
advice
in
regard
to
being
on
our
toes
for
new
business
and
in
forwarding
the
interest?
of
the
city
in
every
possible
way.
The
sooner
we
get
business
going
here
the
sooner
we
shall
get
rid
of
the
commissioner.
Off
to
catch
the
big
fellows?
Then
don't
forget
the
KLIM!
A
little
Northern
lake
where
the
fish
know
how
to
fight
a
small
belt
of
pines
big
enough
to
pitch
a
tent
"good
eats"
tbrre
is
heaven
for
any
man.
With
Klim
in
your
supplies
you
need
never
be
without
fresh
milk
for
drinking,
cooking
and
what
a
wonderful
richness
it
does
add
to
your
.foo.d,
Klim
Powdered
Whole
Milk
is
pure,
fresh
rnllk,
including
the
cream,
with
nothing
but
the
water
removed.
Restore
the
water
and
you
have
full
cream
country
milk
again.
Kljm
is
light
to
carry.
A
five-pound
can
will
give
you
sixteen
quarts
of
the
richest
creamy
milk
you
have
ever
tasted.
Send
We
tor
a
tnil
eta
ot
Klim.
Taste
its
toodnets
for
yourttlf.
Vic
Johnson,
Vancouver
Heavy-MrijIU,
Spending
Summer
There
ivir.
i-ricr
uhki
mcnuuiis
inai
.1
ember
ot
jonnson
inusno
u
wore
our
in
wjt,
tne
LARRY
OAINS
ItllTAINS
RUITISH
IIKAVY
TITLE
.
LONDON.
May
19:
Cana-
dian
Pressi
Larrv
Oalna.
To-
ronto,
heavywelaht
ehamnlon
of
tbe
Itrttlsh
Empire,
retained
t
the
title
last
nlaht
by
out-
t
nolntln
thV
Australian
eon-
f
tender.
Oeorae
Cook.
In
a
flf-
f
teen
round
bout
here
THE
DAII.T
NEWS
Friday.
M
av
I-,
,V!
SPORT
NEWS
LOWE
INLET
REGIMENT
HAS
BOXER
IS
WINNER
Canadian
Labor
Defence
Leajur
Defeated
in
football
.Match
'
Last
Evening
Paul
ftlce,
who
has
just
returned
Regiment's
youthful
pigskin
ehas-from
a
trip
to
Lowe
Inlet,
reports
era
defeated
Canadian
Labor
De-Uiatyic
Johnson,
a
well
known
box-
fence
League
by
a
score
of
3
to
1
last
er
of
Vancouver,
Is
spending
the
night
in
the
third
mateh
or
the
Oil-summer
at
Lowe
Inlet.
Johnson,
in-
huly
Cup
football
series.
The
C.
L.
tends
to
fUh
with
Captain
J.
D.
Paul
d.
L..
with
re-arranged
line-up
and
of
the
"Sherman"
this
summer
to
several
new
payers,
showed
a
mar-strengfhen
up
hla
budding
muscles
improvement
over
Its
opening
before
going
trite,
action
again
on
appearaneg
oh
Tuesday
night
and
the
Pacific
Coast
later
during
the
had
a
g00dly
shai
-
of
the
play
but
year-
.
.
.
fell
down
in
flm-lung.
missing
a
n-i
1
l
i
acoti'ig
opportunities
oupoaiii
goaliv
virtually
i
I
-
.nun
naguiie
pi
uvea
nimseu
a
nyr
and
possibly
have
a
bout
or
reaJ
acquisition
to
ihe
Labortfe
ele-
twp
to
this
city
He
u.
classed
as
a
vcn.
Hcu.m
wu.
fast
and
flashy
middleweight
and
has
had
some
UkUiU
blU
w
mn
y
such
gq$d
fights
to
bis
credit
Including
a
dei
14e
margin
a
knopJtoU
over
Jack
Young
of
To-
a
(ii
Umt
W4W
a
to
I
tor
the
row
to
and
Flore
Carleaaa.
the
Italian
HetiiOBtxt
OeoJL
Mill
uoMUd
the
of
Vancouver,
and
has
also
had
tnr
nZ,mn,
tafofi
good
fights
to
main
events,
atom
orojiued
U
second
I
sx
IN
LEAGUE
SoflJuH
Chruit
is
Inmaied
Ka-jens
Overwhelm
Em
pre
Te
Kaieas
defatted
the
Bm
prat
to
an
astetttag
aatttaal
kjMvt
last
night,
toe
final
soore
being
"'
13-1.
The
game
was
ooUa
close
tor
the
first
fire
Innings,
only
tw
runt
being
scored
by
tyie
Kgfcos.
bat,
after
the
fifth
Inning,
they
opened
up
and
the
Empress
didnt
have
a
chance.
In
the
eighth
Inning
the
Kalens
went
on
a
batting
spree
and
knocked
Dougherty
to
every
corner
of
the
field,
scorlg
six
runs.
The
Sm
Dress
made
its
only
count
In
the
eighth
Inning
when
Allen.,
pit-bj
for
tns
Kaicas.
got
a
111
w41d
and
walked
two
men
The
game
was
fast
throughout,
despite
the
uneven
score,
with
Plenty
of
egctttog
pjays.
The
Elks'
Lodge
has
now
a
team
In
toe
League,
making
a
total
or
tlx
teams
cow
entered.
It
has
boor
nCMary
to
draw
up
a
new
schedule
to
ar?03i3date
this
chansr
ana
It
is
listed
below
From
nnw
on.
duWe-header
games
will
be
played
every
Sunday
afterroon.
May
31
Elks
vs
CNJtA
AlajP
2)
Empi
iss
vs.
Slks.
May.
13-CN.R
A.
vs
N?y
May
26-
Grotto
vs
Kaiens.
2UUy
V
N?vv
vs.
Emnress.
Jjr
2S
Kaiens
vs
Elks
Jfajr
30-
Fmpress
vs.
COA
June
1
Elks
vs
Orotto.
June
4-
CNR
A
vs
Kalens.
June
4
Giotto
vs.
Empress
Juoe
8
Navy
vs.
EUu.
June
8-Kr.i?
vs.
C.N
it
A.
June
U
Ejnpres
vs.
Orotto.
June
11-
Elks
vs.
Navy.
June
)3
CNR
A.
vs.
Smprcss.
June
15
Orotto
vs.
EUu.
June
law-Navy
vs.
CJ
R.A.
June
lg
-Kalens
vs.
Grotto,
June
20
-Emores
vs.
Navy.
June
23
Elks
vs.
Kalens
Jane
25C.NR.A
vs.
Elks.
June
25
C.N.R.A.
vs
Elks.
June
25
Orotto
vs.
C.N.R.A.
June
27
NHvy
vs.
Orotto.
June
29-
-Kaiens
vs.
Navy.
July
J
Empress
vs.
Kaiens.
Jidy
3
8Mi
vs.
Empress.
Jimmy
McKay
ihon
aeUd
the
GQUftfi.
for
the
P
I-
D.
L.
Obrtstlson
;
again
rH
tor
the
Rfi&aefU
in1
to
seaond
anil.
Ummv
JflnnsUiiu'
was
an
rffic-'
lent
leferee
ajd
alex
Hanrey
and
cnarte
Barker
presided
or
the
side-line
i.
A
good
.tMd
crowd
wo
in
attendance
and
muefe
interest
was
taken
in
U?
play-
Battball
Spores
Canadian
Breas)
American
Iatue
Si.
Louis
8,
Beaton
1.
Chicago
1.
Philadelphia
9.
Cleveland
6.
Washington
5.
Detroit
1.
New
York
S.
National
League
New
York
3-1,
Chirano
0-10.
Bow
on
0
Cincinnati
1.
Philadelphia'
2
Plttsburv
Brooklyn
14.
St
Louis
5
END
PAIN-.Wie
SORE
HANDS
by
Rubbing
ifl
a
jKIHC
OF
PAIHj
Catholic
Ladies'
Tea
and
Sale
is
Successful
Evenf
A
very
sueesa:ul
tea
and
sale
o:
home
cooking
was
held
yesterday
affternoo.:
at
the
home
of
Mia.
M
P.
MoCaffery.
Fo
uth
Avenue
Wt
by
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
Annunciation
Oniirn.
Many
ladles
salted
daring
the
afternoon
to
le.id
their
patronage
to
the
affair.
The
ipaciou
mom
were
a
Ur
adtvety
aecorated
with
spring
flowers
and
foliage
am.
the
guesu
were
racelvad
by
Mrs.
McCaffery
Mrs.
J.
Lome
vtfalAren
and
Mrs
Murray
had
charge
of
the
tea
room
and
servltevrt
were
Mrs
Ilarold
McEwen.
Mm
R.
E.
Moore
Mr
Hubert
Ward.
Mrs.
rrank
St
Amour
and
Mrs
Wilfrid
Qiatton
Mrs.
MrSriarity
was
cashier
and
I
also
had
charge
of
the
raffe
of
a
luncheon
set
which
was
won
by1
Mrs.
Peter
Byrne
-
J
Mrs.
J.
L.
Blaln
and
MM.
Charles
P.
Balogro
had
charge
of
the
home
cooking
table.
W
H
McAfee,
manager
of
the
Big
i
Bay
sawmill,
returned
to
the
city
on
1
me
I'rincr
liupert
tjils
morning.
GUM
FBEiH-JMXPEIJSlVt-SAIlSFW
DOLLAR
DAY
SATURDAY
Fraser
&
Payne,s
OPEN
TILL
10
P.M.
SATURDAY
NJGHT
Seu-Oull
Knitting
Yum.
32
shades,
fine
soft
Ladies'
Bloomer,
plain
tailored
styles
unci
botany
wool.
4
ply
00
""
trhnmeii
new
santheen
Huim.
May-
Q4
fin
a
l-oz.
balU
for
V
Be!l
quality
.
Uollai
Lmy.
2
pair,
t.,r
vlsMU
Childifii.s
AnjklL-
Sckf
Zpa
fCill's.
all
new
vvrlU'laiirVtetuj.
n"lieay"quijliy
gl
An
i,piiiia
styea;
dfis
Uf
8.
silf;
&
Cll
Ofl
-
'Uwv
Dollar
Cuy,
a
yds
.
vltUU
liMe
mljuum;
Dallay
Day.
4
pair
for
VlVu
TT.
7T.
Z.
Z
!7!
7"!
,
Novelty
Frilled
tuituln
Paprtcs,
us.sjh.
Ladlea
Ankle
Socks,
pure
silk,
plain
shades
and
27
,lchc,
wld
ff
liu
a,cto
efffcrta.
aaiui'U'd
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CI
5l.U'
Q0
Dollar
Day.
7
7
yd.s
U
sly-H'?
to
10;
DoHai
Day.
8
M.IU
vAr
Udle'
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Chiflwi"
H.w
'duli
U,c0
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CuiUu.
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.:
finish,
vety
sneer.
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new
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1.00
Ql.UU
Uolla.
Day.
V,
yards
lur
M-l.UU
,
B.i.g
nfjf
JU
nr.,
DoHpr
Day,
Uuurs1
Oirdles.
-We
fagtening.
11
"inebeT
deep
otoh
Magrgs
Mualln.
arru
shade,
lasoit
pink
stlk
broade.
Frepch
ejastfc
04
AA
s,n-
44
i,lchM
CI
fin
par.
Is
sbw
2t.
M.
2B.
3b.
DuUur
Pay
)J-"
Dollar
Day.
1
yards
lor
X.UU
ludbj.-
Novelty
ftfHio
Ulo.es.
aseorted
shades.
Oxtru
heavy
quality,
lull
bkuohed
B.
-u
cuntraat
trin)
4h
to
8
Q4
ff
xi:.e
74k90
lnchfi
and
ClxiO
inches
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each
vXsUV
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1
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'i
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-
Two
Packets
Moies.s.
2
tins
Vemo
Deodcr.int
Men's
heavy
dark
tweed
Work
Pant
04
ffn
Pc.wiK'r.
3
Packets
Kleenex,
large
slse
J
QQ
ll
made,
all
lca,
Dollar
Uay.
pair
V-atuU
Al1
r
Uy.,'
Long
Tweed
Panu.
good
hat:!
rt
mud
Oil
Clo.h
Wall
Itilashes
C1
AO
lltl
4"or,d
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S
to
16
Q-l
1Q
46xtfi
inches,
4
for
iZl
t"-r
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pair
tJIJL'XJ
Winuow
filMdes.
creaw
aiifl
gxren,
ses
xo
Ui
.
Jlti
Puie
Wool
Heavy
Work
8ock
Q4
nn
moujueu
un
bwit
qiMUly
spnng
roUen
nffp
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Day.
pair
for
v.vv
with
fittings
cotwpkte;
Dollur
Day,
each
FulK:y
jmrut
aU
wool
V-neck
Kxtra"
Heavy
Quality
Plat
Crepe.
4
laches
wide.
assorted
patterns,
sixes
M
to
H
fQp
In
shades
of
peach.
Pnk.
mauve,
yellow,
ml
Dollar
Day,
each
blac.
navy,
royal,
saxe
SI.
00
Youth
s
Khaki
DrUl
Coveralls
good
twaw
,
tj11
Day-
yafd
hart
t
11
rtng.
size
to
Ql.iV
SI
29
Small
Boys'
and
Olrts1
Novelty
Sun
8uits.
assorted
D"
Py
rtyles.
made
tram
Imtoth4
and
C
J
QQ
Blue
Dmlm
OowrgJss.
nsd
trim
QTp
iln.
Dollar
suit
V
L
ns.
Day,
per
doublr
tow
Ozea
S
to
eaeD
oi-inch
Print;
15
'uJm
to
choose
from,
all
fast
,,,.r
p,jrr
my"
Wool
Wort
tock-,
i
waging
colors,
new.
designs
SI.
00
brown
heather
igiifg
Qi(
Dollar
Day.
5
yards
for
v
OlsUU
inA2t
Uay.
1
pair
tof
Novelt?rtnted
Beach
Ctoth.'
5
wide
lp.be
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u.ry
ri-'sww
V,,,
...
fash
washing
color,
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CI
00
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3
yards
for
Ol.UU
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Day
4
pair
tor
Crftonnes.
assorted
patterns,
fast
col-
Q4J
fjA
-
nr
excellent
value.
Hollar
Day
7
yds
v1'"
T(iwcln
TftWffJs
Tow
rl
.
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Frliiadto
iell
full
curtains
rSS
Zf
'
'
valen.s
ojid
ues
complete
ready
to
Q1
QQ
n
h.ing
DnUar
Day.
2
sets
for
-
"
V
colored
anglish
Towels,
dark
colors
Q4
fA
W
tochea;
for
O.M.s
Ribbed
Us
Ho.
faww
and
grey,;
-'42
m
6'2
to
9W.
plain
turned
tops
Q4
QQ
White
Turkish
Strtpee
and
Onecks
Q4
A)
1.11.1.-
Day.
4
natni
for
QJJ
3tf(.
224
Iwhea;
4
for
QlaVV
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bwmssmsmmmbimssmm
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Length
Pure
Botany
Wool
Oolf
How
Extm
Large
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