Hi
was
FADE
fOUR
Mrs.
couver
EVERYONE
KNOWS
THAT
-HBC
mean.
Hudson'.
Bay
Company.
SOME
KNOW
THAT-,...
B.
P.
mean.
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
BUT
DO
YOU
KNOW
THAT-
Hudson's
bay
BEST
PROCURABLE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
I
realty
what
the
name
impliet?
It
contain,
some
of
Scotland',
olde.t
and
finest
Malts,
beautifully
blended,
so
that
when
it
reaches
Canada
it
is
really
and
truly
the"BEST
PROCURABLE"
Scotch
Whisky.
Have
you
tried
it
lately
t
as
40
or.
26Hox.
Elizabeth
Dcane
of
Van-deputy
grand
regent
and'
by
Mrs.
Hugh
Smith,
the
senior
regent,
on
behalf
of
the
chapter.
Community
singing
was
enjoyed
and
cards
played
with
Mrs.
J.
Harris
and
Mrs.
O.
C.
Wilson
winning
the
prizes.
Mrs.
Deane,
who
had
arrived
linn
Kir
T.inrlnt.
t
U
'
4-nM
W
Solid
colors
with
contrasting
trim.
Full
cut.
All
sizes.
To
clear
at
$4.00
I
$4.85
$3.25
Central
5818
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Provincial
Head
Is
Visitor
With
Women
Of
Moose
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
River;
Tom
Helle,
R.
B.
Loen,
V.
R.
Speare,
H.
L.
Nicholas
and
Jt
H.
Murphy,
C.N.R.;
O.
Hatten,
city;
Ivan
J.
Langille,
Amherst.
N.S.
F-rince
Rupert
Walter
S.
Marter,
Burlington,
N.
J.j
E.
Budd
Marter
and
Klrkl
and
first
dean
of
the
Acadcmv
of
D-
Marter,
Beverly,
New
Jersey:
tor
to
the
local
chapter
of
the
Vancouver:
Miss
C.
Vanderveen.
Es
Women
of
the
Moose
this
week.
On
sondale;
H.
B.
Phillips,
Kasaan,
Al-Wednesday
night
she
paid
an
off
i-
aska;
C.
J.
Edwardson,
Victoria;
cial
visit
to
the
local
chapter
and
C.
E.
Salter,
Carlisle;
C.
S.
Kinney,
last
evening
a
banquet
was
held
in
Chicago;
J.
M.
George,
Hazelton;
her
honor
at
the
Boston
Cafe.
The
D.
Drummond,
Remo.
feature
of
the
proceedings
was
the
j
Royal
presentation
to
Mrs.
Deane
of
a
Jack
Wigben,
R.
Ronin,
B.
O.
Al-beautiful
scene
of
Prince
Rupert
bertson
and
C.
C.
Gurvich.
p.ltv:
F.
iUT,
,
Vu
T
George;
W.
Johnson.
Victoria;
Mrs.
Edmonton,
sailed
last
night
on
the
T.
Johnsonf
Port
mwat
Prince
George
for
Powell
River
where
she
will
pay
her
next
offi
.cial
visit
before
returning
to
Van
couver.
Kitsegukla
Holds
Wesley
Services
KITSEGUKLA,
June
3.
Special
services
for
the
two
hundredth
anniversary
of
John
Wesley's
conversion
were
held
ln
Kitsegukla
church
on
Sunday
morning
and
Johnson
and
Sergeant
Arthur
Mc-Dames
of
the
Army
assisted
the
pastor,
Rev.
Bishop
Black,
in
the
service.
Hymns
composed
by
Charles
Wesley
were
sung
and
an
address
dealing
with
the
conversion
of
John
Wesley
was
delivered
by
Mr,
Black
who
has
been
a
Methodist
all
his
life.
On
Sunday
afternoon
a
local
service
was
held,
conducted
ln
native
fashion.
Commencing
with
refreshments
served
by
the
Ladles'
Aid,
there
followed
speeches
by
the
I
sailing
chiefs
and
others.
Men
from
both
DESIGNER
i
OF
YACHTS
'Old
Nat"
Herreshoff
Tasscs
Awey
"
At
Bristol.
Rhode
Island.
At
I
Age
of
Ninety
Yeats
patented
an
Invention
or
design
but,
willingly
gave
them
to
the
world."
Born
to
Shipbuilding
handled
as
zestfully
as
the
cruder
craft
which
he
had
sailed
as
a
boy
on
Narragansett
Bay.
He
was
married
twice.
His
first
CLEARANCE
To
Move
These
Discontinued
Lines
We
Have
Forgotten
Cost.
Dependable
Seasonable
Merchandise
at
Prices
You
Cannot
Afford
to
Miss
Broadcloth
Pyjam
Broadcloth
Shirts
Good
quality.
Button-down
collar
attached
styles.
Solid
colors.
To
clear
at
$f.lO
I
fnmliinaiinnc
Summer
weight.
Both
button
and
button-UOmDinatlOnS
less
styles.
All
sizes
95c
Watts
&
NSckerson
Men's
and
Boys'
Clothiers
TIIE
DAILY
XETCS
SiSLil"1
1938
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
The
B.
C.
Packers
is
making
good
I
progress
now
on
the
rebuilding
of
the
pacofl
plant
on
the
Queen
PROVIDENCE,
Rhode
Island.
Charlotte
Islands
which
is
to
be
June
3,
(CP)
Captain
Nathaniel
used
as
a
salmon
cannery
and
re-Green
Herreshoff,
naval
architect
ductlon
works.
Quite
a
few
local
and
noted
designer
and
builder
of
Skidegatc
men
are
being
given
em-America's
Cup
yachting
defenders,
ployment.
The
plant
was
originally
died
yesterday
at
his
Bristol
home
built
and
operated
before
the
war
at
the
age
of
ninety
years.
He
had
by
German
capital
represented
by
been
ill
for
a
year.
Alvo
von
Alvensleben
but,
after
a
Swift,
graceful
racing
yachts
and
short
time,
closed
down.
During
fast
torpedo
boats
turned
out
from
tne
war
was
reopened
by
Am-hls
family's
shipyards
at
Bristol,
erican
interests
with
a
view
to
made
for
"Old
Nat"
Herreshoff
a
usmB
il
for
the
extraction
of
io-reputatlon
that
placed
him
among
dine
and
potash
from
kelp..
At
the
the
foremost
of
the
world's
naval,
close
of
the
war
the
plant
was
architects.
(Closed
'down
again
and
since
then,
ho
,nMKi
t
.until
the
present,
has
been
Idle.
application
of
steam
power
warships
and
commercial
vessels,
gave
the
yachting
world
the
"fin
keel''
type
of
racer
and
at
various
times
virtually
revolutionized
yacht
construction.
From
1893
to
1920
Inclusive
he
designed
all
the
defenders
of
the
America's
cup.
Pacofi
Is
located
on
a
bay
of
that
name
in
Selwyn
Inlet
about
half
way
down
the
east
coast
of
Moresby
Island.
The
name
was
coined
by
the
first
twot
letters
of
each
word
in
Pacific
Coast
Fisheries.
Chief
Seegay,
W.
Russ,
George
Brown
and
Fred
Russ
are
the
first
Yet,
when
in
1922
he
was
made'
of
the
Skidegate
trolimg
fleet
to
honorary
member
of
the
American
leave
for
the
North
Island
grounds
.
Society
of
Mechanical
Engineers,
in
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
he
was
lauded
as
"a
man
who
never
The
main
Skidegate
fleet
will
leave
soon.
At
present
quite
a
few
Skidegate
trailers
are
engaged
in
fishing
for
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
which
has
a
collecting
He
was
born
to
his
profession
for
'camp
at
Aliford
Bay.
Capt.
Fred
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Hadland
Jr.,
Oona
1
ne
was
a
descendant
of
Charles
Frederick
Herreshoff
who
emigrat
ed
from
Germany
in
1790
and
married
a
daughter
of
John
Brown,
ons
of
Rhode
Island's
largest
ship
owners.
Since
then
the
family
has
been
associated
with
ship
building
and
the
sea.
known
wherever
swift
ships
attract
attention.
He
attended
.Massachu
setts
Institute
of
Technology
1866
69,
worked
for
a
time
at
Providence
but
soon
left
that
Job
to
Join
his
brother
John
in
a
shipyard
which
the
latter
had
established
In
the
Walters
is
among
those
who
is
b?
ing
welcomed
on
,the
Islands.
Nothing
has
been
heard
of
the
United
States
Navy
sub
chaser
Eagle
No.
57,
which
had
been
expected
here
on
Wednesday
of
this
week
ln
the
course
of
an
Alaska
pniisfi.
sot
it
Is
now
pnnolndpd
that
Nathaniel
Greene
Herreshoff
was
the
vessei
is
not
coming.
Probably
Friendship
for
the
province
of
Brl-jMr.
and
Mrs.
John
J.
Keyser,
Jun-
born
ln
Bristol
March
18,
1848,
and
she
has
gone
direct
north,
tlsh
Columbia,
was
an
official
visi-!eau;
N.
Moran
and
F.
L.
Rolston,
resiaea
aimosi
ms
enure
me
close
to
the
shipyard
from
whose
ways
slid
vessels
that
made
his
name
Enormous
Traffic
-
On
Trisco
Bridge
More
Than
F.Uht
Million
Persons
And
Three
And
a
Half
Million
Cars
Cross
in
Year
T.
Nesbitt
and
C.
M.
Gustafson,
early
60s.
Nathaniel
was
superin-
SAN
FRANCISCO,
June
3:
To-Anyox;
S.
Johnson,
Stewart;
N.
tendent
of
the
plant
1881-1915
and
dav
marked
the
first.
anniversary
Maline,
H.
Hunter
and
W.
Chap-
thereafter
president
of
the
concern
f
the
onening
of
the
Golden
Gate
man,
C.N.R.
until
his
retirement
in
1924.
bridge.
During
the
year
more
than
Savoy
Boats
Win
Many
Cups
eiBnt
minion
people
and
3.500.mo
D.
W.
McLeman.
Stewart;
P.
.T.
Herreshoff
was
most
widelv
motorvchicles
have
crossed
the
O'Rourke,
Hyder;
D.
Boyle,
Prince
known,
for
his
cup
defenders,
Vigl
in
the
morning
a
united
service
".hurches
spoke
on
the
debt
all
of
the
United
Church
and
Salva-
pwed
to
John
Wesley.
Joseph
Wes
tion
Army
was
conducted.
Capt.
'
ley
acted
as
chairman,
lant
(1893),
Defender
(1895),
Columbia
(1899
and
1901),
Reliance
(1903)
and
Resolute
(1920),
but
yachtsmen
count
scores
of
other
reasons
for
remembering
him.
From
1890
on
Herreshoff
yachts
won
seVen
of
13
Goelet
cup
races,
22
out
of
62
contests
for
the
As-tor
cup,
14
of
24
King's
cups,
two
of
seven
Cape
May
challenge
cups
and
four
of
seven
Breton
Reef
cups.
Herreshoff's
interest
in
ships
never
abated.
In
retirement
he
"tinkered"
in
a
shop
at
his
home
in
Bristol
and
his
winter
holidays
in
Florida
were
given
largely
to
a
small
boat
which
he
bridge.
wife
was
Clara
A.
De
Wolf
of
Bristol,
to
whom
he
was
wed
December
26,
1883.
She
died
November
28,
1905,
survived
by
a
daughter
and
six
sons.
The
Second
Mrs.
Herreshoff
was
Ann
Roebuck,
the
marriage1
taking
place
October
7,
1915.
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......
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Roast
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Per
lb.
85c
25c
28c
18c
BUTTER
First
Grade.
QCp
.Tibs
wlt
Frying
Chickens
JC
Each
.
UtK,
Bakeasy
2
lbs.
.......
A"
Pork
Hocks
2
lbs
Avi,
Burns'
Shamrock
Ba
icon
Back
or
Side.
Oft,.
Vrlb.
pk
.
.
U-
Fresh
Whipping
Cream,
Cottage
Cheese
Al-ways
in
Stock
Remember
You
Can
Get
it
at
The
Sterling
SECTION
OF
FINE
TRIP
(Continued
from
Pane
One)
the
port
of
Palestine.
The
country
between
that
port
and
Jerusalem
seemed
to
be
very
productive,
especially
In
the
output
of
citrus
fruits.
Jerusalem,
a
modern
city,
seemed
to
have
people
of
every
nationality.
Mohammedans,
predominated.
He
was
told
a
Mohammedan
could
have
four
wives
and
as
many
con-
jcubincs
as
he
could
afford
to
keep.
He
thought
it
no
wonder
there
were
so
many
Mohammedans
In
the
wprld.
Coming
to
Egypt,
Mr.
Lipsett
closed
his
talk
at
that
point.
The
audience
wondered
why
the
rest
of
the
trip
was
omitted
Just
as
it
was
in
the
speech
the
visitor
made,
to
the
Vancouver
Rotary
Club.
Possibly
that
was
where
he
stopped
BLUE
stops
your
clothes
from
turning
Yellow!
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your
cottons
or
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when
new)
uke
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tinge.
To
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loly
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just
dd
a
swish
or
two
of
Reckitt's
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keeping
a
diary.
However,
he
told'
how
the
pyramids
were
erected
with
the
aid
of
one
hundred
thousand
slaves,
the
rock
being
hauled
seven
hundred
miles
by
hand
labor.
Having
told
this
he
saw
the
hands
of
the
clock
pointing
to
two
and
disappointed
his
audience
in
not
telling
about
Cairo,
the
wickedest
city
in
the
world.
He
made
it
clear
that
they
arrived
In
San
Francisco
eventually,
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