Thursday,
uh
18,
$36
TEA
is
delicious
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
;
Summer
Specialties
.
.
.
We
Carry
Many
Items
Necessary
For'
Summer
Comfort
Window
Screens
Screen
Doors
-
Mosquito
Netting
-
Fly
Swatters
-
Fly
Tox
-
Garden
Hose
-Ice
Cream
Freezers
Lawn
Sprinfders
McBride
Street"
hone
311
PREPARED
ROOFING
Holidays
will
soon
be
here
and
that
cabin
may
need
repairs.
Ready
Roofing
is
made
in
rolls
36
inches
wide,
complete
with
nails
and
roofing
cement.
It
is
especially'
suited-
fof
summer
camps.
One
roll
covers
one
hundred1
square
feetf
ot
surfade.
WE
DELIVER
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD,
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and'
Way
Ports-Princess
Adelaide,
every
Friday
at
10
p!m.
T
VapdnceM
Lo'ulse.
Princess
Charlotte
or
Princess.
Alice,
every
Saturday
at
5:30
p.m.
To
Ketclilkan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and'
SlrtffWay'
Princess
Louise,
Princess
Charlotte
or
Princess
Alice;,
every
Monday
a.m.
For
Information
and-
Reservations
W.
L.
COATES,
Gen.
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Union
Steamships,
Limited
Steamers
leave
.Prince'
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
P.M.
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
10:30
P3I.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
ROUND
TRIP
FARE
leaving
Sunday
8:00
P.M.
callihfc
Ft
Simp-son,
Stewart,
Anyov.
Naas
Itt
ver
returning
Tuesday,
5H.40
Further
information
regarding
sailings
dnd
"clcetfrom
Third
Ave.
Phone
868
R.
M.
SMITH,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
SALE
on
C0NG0LEUM
9x12,
at
.
CONGOLEUM,
6
GOLD
SEAL
9xlO2,
at
55
10
GOLD
SEAL
CONGOLEUM,
9x7
V4,
at
10
GOLD
SEAL
CONGOLEUM,
CONGOLEUM,
square
yard,
at
,.t
Phone
ni
Tii
rd
Avenue
UeFish
which
made
Prince
Raped
Famous
it
upert
Brand
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
fr
Cold
Storage
Co,,
tfi
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
i
j
r
i
-
-rrr
i
f
i
of
the
Tsimiv-ean-
village
who
would
gladly
have
banished
the
haldow-
get
from
the
village-
only
they
feared
him.
He
had
done
nothing
of
late-bo
help
the
tribe.
One
calamity
after
another
had
befallen
them.
The'
run
of
oolachan
had
been
very
short
in
the
spring
and
tthe
salmon
-
run
-
was
the
poorest
but
one
of
the
party
had
been
killed'.
There
had
been
several
drowning
accidents
and
tne
last
and
greatest
blow
had
been
the
death
of
the
chief's
son.
Was
It'
any
wondef
the
natives'
were'
indignant
at"
their
haldbwget?
,
Very
soon
Lthan
began
(6
feel
that
he
was
shunned
by
his
fellows
and,
In
-cases
of
sickness,
he
was
no
longer
called
upon
to
shake
his
rattles
and
sound
his
drums.
His
Dower
was
waning.
Losing
his
life
was
as
nothing
to
losing
his;
power
over
his
fellows.
Life
without
It
would
be
unbearable.
He
went
off
to
the
woods
to
think
it
out
and,
if
possible,
devise
a'
plan
for
re
gaining
uning
his
fast
waning
prestige
he
had
received
a
call
from
hea
ven
and
it
was
imperative
that
he
should
obey.
He
must
leave
.them
at
once.
He
would
not
be
able
to
accompany'
them
on
their'
annual
trip
to
the'
Naas
River
In
search-
of
the
oily
oolachan"
for
Wee
Nagwa-dum,
the
Great
Father,
had
sent
a!
direct
command
that
he
was
needed-
In1
heaven
and
he'
must!
go.
But
I
will
return,"
he
added.-"Look
for
me
when
the
sockeye
fun
when
their
silvery
bodies
gutter
in
the
sunlight
as-thrice-tney
.
jump:
-
Saying
this
he'
turned1
and
left
them.
The'
people
went'
off
to
the
oola
chan
fishing
at
the
Naas.
The
whole
community
migrated'
with
the
exception
of
a
few
old
men
and
women
and
dogs,
and
It
was
nearly
three
months'
befofe
they
returned
laden
with
oolachan
grease;
the
odoriferous1
material1
they
usedVln
all
their'
cobklng'.
t.
Aftef
the"
return
of
the'
villagers
an'
occasional
sockeye
was
seen-
and
the
DeoDle
began
to
wonder
if
Lthan
would
reallv
come
back
they
had'
not
long
tbwait.
A
young
man
out
hunting
on
the
slope
of
a
distant
hill
heard
a
voice-
say:
"Lthan'
has
returned.
Go
look
for
him."
Nothing
could
be'
seen',
riot
a'
leaf
or
blade
of
grass
was-
mov
25:
Announcements
Anglican1
tea.
Mrtf
J.
W.
Nlcholls
June
lb1.
Sons5
of
Norway'
picnic,
Jirte'
21;
Elk's1
Kiddles-
Day,
June'
23;
Par
ade,
Clowns,
Spirts,
Football
Baseball;
Boy's"
Band.
King's'
Birthday
Tea',
Mrs1,
p'ar
kin's;
June
23.
Catholic
Tea-,
Mrs.
Ward's
June
Uhlted:
Tea)
June
25.
Presbyterian-
Sunday
School'
rile
nic,
June-
271
5.
Presbyterian
Bazaar,
November
Anclicn
ale
NoTfmbtr
21,
DAILY
HHWi
"Hie
Man
Who
Fell
From
Heaven"
Indian
Legend
Read
t6
Rotary
Club
nt
its
Meeting.
This'
Afternoon
in
Place
of
tsual
Address
TWarT
nf
Kwrm-tr
aw
address
from
some
visiting.
speaker.
members
of
the'
Rotary
Club
today
listened
to
the
reading
by
H.
b.
1'ullen
the
legena
or.
"
i
ne
man
vynoreu
Mrtf
T
T?
flihsrm'.
This
is
one
r
l
uiii
iicarcn
hjivwu
jj
.
'
.
.
W.rw?s
tfhfch
Mrs.
Gibson
wrote
some
vears
affo
and
which'
her
f
riends
are
persuading,
her
to
publish
in
book
lorm.
a.
summary.
of
the
legend
follows:
In
Metlakatla-
Passage
there
Is
j
an
Island
adjoining"
WearmoutlVis
Island
on
the
shore
of
which
is
a
rock
showing
a
depression
exactly
the
size
of
a
human
body
where
it
Is
alleged
that
an
Indian
Medicine
Man,
who
had
visited
heaven,
fell
again
to
the
earth,
making
the
de-
Dresslon
in
the
rock
where
he
struck.
-
-
-.
ini
wv
tne'
vount?
man
kneW
It
must
nave
been
a
Spirit
that
spoke.
iter
returned'
and
tola"
the-
chief.
Fell'
front
Heaven
A'
search
party
waS
foi'med
and
rtrtnnt
tn
miles
from'
Metlakatla'
they
found'
important
evidence1
of
the
return'
of
their
huldowget.
There'
as
an'
imoresfclon'
iri'
trie
rock
Just
the'
size'
6f
tthan'
and
with'
.
t
.
.
orte
u
.
.
leg
v3
slightly
'
a
j
shorter;
than
---
TV
noma
nf
tho
MprUMnp.
Man
.
triA
n-lVa'
ad
iirtHnUlUartlV
fViil
.
1
4IUIWV
w
w
.
,
LI
IC
utllvl
i
nai
MtMWWVV.V.J
,
was
Lthan.
Prior
to
his
visit
to
!
impression
made
lh
the'
rock'
when
neaven
mere
were
many
mnuucio
tneir
meaicme
man
ieu
on
ms
re
turn
from
heaven.
Tne
wnoie
vil
lage'
turned'
out
to
visit
the
sriot
arid'
the
news
rapidly
spread
to
otner
villages
and'
there
was
great
excitement
all
alone
the
coast.
.
When
a
few
days
later
Lthan
walked
into
the
village
looking
pale
and
thin,
the
ovation
given
him
-
was
vv(aj
tremendous.
nvmviiMvuu,
He
was
welcomed
fc.w.-.
known.
Even
deer
had
been
scarce
1
a,
g0(j
fhe
miraculous
power
of
anu
iv
was
u;xj
a
uimuvu
o.
v,..n.
mealing
given
mm
year
when
the'
plague
visited
the
rabbits
and
they
were
riot
edible.
Coupled'
with
this1-
the'
Tslmpsearis
at
Metlakatla
had
suffered
great
loss
ffom
death.
A
marauding
party
of
Haidas-
had
swept'
down
upon
one
of
their
canoes
and
all
by
Wee
Nag
wadul
while
in
heaven
made
him
famous'
throughout
the
length-
and
breadth-
of
the
land-
and
legend
gives-him-the-first
place
among
the
medicine
men
of
the
TsimpSeart
neoDles.
The
depression
hr
the
rock,
exactly
resembling
the
.matrix
of
the
figure
of
a
man',
may'
be
seen-
to
this
day
only
a'
short
distance-
f
rorri
Prince-
Rupert
on'
Metlakatla1
Pas
sage
LOCAL
NEWS
Senior
Football
tonight,
6:45.
George'
Cripps,
provincial
asi-essorY
was
on
a"
brief
trip'
t'c
Skeena
River-'
cannery'
points
yesterday
afternoon'
bn-
official
duties.
SPORT
A
&.
Gordon,-
representing
the
nwaswa""'"6;-at
bolden
Jubilee
Committee
of
V,V-On
his
return
he
announced
that
.
couver,
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
and
plans
to'
return
south
Within'
the
next
fe
days:
J.
cl
Brady,
district
engineer
for"
the'
provincial
department'-
of
AnbUri'
works.
Will
sail
tomorrow
'
.
afternobn-
oh'
the'
Prince
Rupert
for
Stewart
to'
make
a'
survey
of
recent-
flood
damage'
to1
road's
arid
trails
in
the'
Portland
Canal-
dls
trlct.
The
Moose"
Lodge;-
with-
Dictator
James-
Taylor
in'
the
chair,-
arid
the
Moose'
Legion;
with1
Av
K
Nelson'.-
Great
North
Moose',
pre
siding,
were
both
in'
session'
last
night.
The
Legion'
decided'
to
hold
a-
dinner
next
Tuesday'
everting
In'
Honor
Of
the'
Dominion
audi
tor:
Stuart
Slater'
of
Toronto',
who
is
vlsitlngthis
4lslct,
being'
at
present
Stewart
,,
TEA'-
AND
SAVE
SUCCES15r'!
The'
tea
arid
sale'
of
home'
cbok
in?
held
Vesterdav
aftemobrt
by
Hill
60
chapter,
imperial
order,
DMitrhtefs''
of-
the
Empire,
at-
tne
horne'
rif-
Mrs:
J.
EF.
Macey.
secona
AVenue;
was1
a'
very
successful
af
fair
despite
the
bad
weather
satisfactory
sum
was-
realized
which
will
be
used
for
hostiltal
and
relief
work.
The
community
bedsnreatf
was1
raffled
arid
won
by
R.
O.
Carhefortv
RETIRES
TUTS
SUMMER
L6NDON',
June"
18:
(CP)
Sir
Percy
Nimn,
Director
df
the'
Uni
versity
of
Ephdori
institute5
of
Education,
will
retire
&t-
the-
end1
of
the-
summer
season-.
c'Kirtii'rrUTtf
op
lnlloVEMV:TX,
-..Fourth'
nf
fiy,
IMnf
Prnrtln"'.'
'"
I'oiitt;
Wllliiw
Prut-tlhir.
Crfliil-fr,
rab-
lii,
inirVrxhii'
rrartiiMt..
iwinnow-
rmi"
tUtni
iTimtal
KnM-tioii,
roriai;
m-
lillt
iir,
.ii"u
ii.u.ii
....,
.
-
--i
.
.
.
.
....
I.
L
lUT
'
1
mlfiull,
iril
nut-limn
i
iirii'i-...
FrHi-tluit,
Mivrr
urnee
rTaruon,
.ninrmi
I
mini.
.
.
,
,
UIISI.IJ
lit.
lln-
Mlritttlr
DivlKlOn
of
CasBlftr
Dtetrtct.
WHeW
locaWV-Bst
ot
Fourth,
of
July
Cretk
ana
norm
oi
TAKE
NOTICE
th&t
P.
O.
.Underntll
acting
ai
.agnt
or
Atlln-HuffiiM
No.
1243-E,
lntnaa.
aixiy
aaya
".
trie'
dat
hrtfWr,
to'
B,ipl
to
th.Mhi-!
jiroVrtrlrtit
ffar"
tW
purpose-
of
obtaining
Crown
Oranta
of
tfwf
ftboVe
claim;
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
ntul
unllnn
A
.4
nf
ti
"Minora!
Act."
I
must
be
commenced
before
the
lasuanrt
ai
aucu
;erLiiiua.ies
oi
iimpruvnucuw
r.
,r4
VI
QKth
Haw
..f
Vfav
1Q!lfl
'
(Tbuxi.
to
J
j
Itf
mm
ALL
SIT
FOR
A
HEARTY
BREAKFAST
CRISP,
golden-brown
Shredded
Wheat
givei
you
a
combined
energy
food
and
well-balanced
diet.
Because
it's
100
whole
wheat
nothing
added,
nothing
taken
away!
It
supplies
Nature's
vital
food
essentials
in
their
most-deliriouTatvddigestible-
form.-Ready-cooked,
ready-to-eat.
Saves
time
and
work.
Serve
Shredded
Wheat
at
least
once
a
day
with
fresh
or
canned
fruits
or
berries.
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
Hitgu
Talfr
Canada
h
Brg
bitemtt
in
er
erf
Box
Hotel
Atrivals
Royal
Wah-
Soon'
and
H.
Foray,
city.
;
Prince
Kupert
A.
S.
Gordon,
A
F.
Killin
and'
J.
H.
Radcllffe,
Vancouver;
E.
D.
Kindle,-
Ottawa;
J.
W.
Haadlcy,
Kamloops.
Central
J.
Chrlstoferson,
Dan
O'Neill,
John
Leland,
J.
Pedersen
and
O.
Normann,
city;
J.
Hadland
and
D.
Hadland,
Oona
River.
Knox
V(
Johnston
asid
J1.
Ludvlgsen,
city;
Percy
Gordon,
Pentlctoh;
E.
H.
Bruce,
Red
Pass
Junction;
o.
Anderson;
Halifax.
FOR
SALE
FOR:
SALE
5-roomed
house,
cor-
rief
lot.
Will
take
2-ro0med
house
as
part
payment.
Box
14',
Dally
NewS.
H7)
FOR
SALE
Pleasure
boat,
cabin,
20
ft
long,
5
ft.
beam,
generator,
electric
light,
5
to
6
h.p.
engine,
$175.
Phone
Blue
814
after
6
p.m.
(145)
GENTLEMEN
Personal
drug
sun
dries:
Highest
Grade
Latest.
Del
ivered.
15
for
$1.
(plain'
wrapper)-
Pacific
Supply
751
Granville,
Vancouver;
FOR
SALE
Two
full
fonts
of
llno-
tvoe
mats.
9-polnt,
light
and
bold,
one
font
very
little
used.
Half
a
font
new
14-polnt
bold
Cheltenham
mats,
straight
and
Italics;
box
of
sorts;
aboUt
50
lbs.;
full
size
linotype
magazine,
very
little
used.
Might
make
trade
for
font
of
6-polnt
mats
In
good
condition
or
good
saw.
Dally
News,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(tf
)
MALE
HELP
RANTED
MEft
WANTED
to
train
for
oosl
Hons
In
Radio,
Television
and
Sound
Engineering.
Those
selected
will
be
given
a
preliminary
construction
training
at
home
with
experimental
equipment
supplied
and
transportation
arranged
to
our
studios
to
complete
training.
Box
13,
Dally
News.
(144)
PERFECTION
IN
CANNED
SALMON
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
IjlF
AH
Cft
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert.
aanamU-
-
w-r-m.
-?.m.
n
mini
ir
.
SHREDDED
WHEATS
MADE
IN
CANADA
-
OF
CANADIAN
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Betty
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Lady
Betty
Wash
Cloth
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Betty
Powder
Puff
Sterling
Tooth
Brush
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Guest
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Tnnnn
Tnnth
Paste
Small
Swan
Down
Face
Powder
Small
C
An
opeciUl,
Ull
bi.
itciao
iui
Squibb
Tooth
Paste
Special
Three
25-cent
Tubes
Squibb
Tooth
Paste
THE
LATEST
SELECTED
50c
The
Latest
in
Bath
Soaps
fatted
Finest
Quality
Hard
English
Bath
Soap
20C
per
cane
Ormes
Ltd.
"Jim
Pioneer
Druqptsts
The
Rexall
Uf
Phones:
81
&
82
Ooen
Dailv
From
8'
a.m.
till
10
p.ni.
Sundays
and
Holidays
From
12
noon
till
2
p.m..
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