LINDSAY'S
Cartage
qnd
Storage
Phone
tl.
(artagt,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Bovlna
IN
PROBATE
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
In
Ihe
Matter
of
the
"Admlnls
lion
Act"
and
a.
0
II..
llnl
A
nf
In
the
Mailer
oi
inu
fienrge
Jiennru,
iei-caseu,
Inleslate.
TVKF
NOTTfiF.
that
by
an
Or
11
der
of
Hi
Honor
Judge
Young
-
t
-
j
nor.
dated
the
51
h
ay
01
.
t
11,1.
undersigned,
was
appoint-
.tnilnlstrator
of
the
estate
Tlennett,
Intestate.
4ii
nurilesv
having
claims
ncrninst
the
said
estate
are
here
w
ronnired
to
forward
same
properly
verified
to
me,
within
ihiriv
days
from
Ihe
'late
of
this
notice
and
nil
parties
Indebted
to
Hie
said
estalc
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebted
nrs
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
nt
Prince
Hupert,
11.0
Ibis
13th
day
nt
June,
1925.
N.
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator
cil
for
the
visitors
but
the
fact
that
Hie
steamer
was
in
porr
earlier
than
had
been
expected
from
C..10,
Jo
8.3D
together
with
the
unfavorable
weal
her
made
it
necessary
to
eliminate
thi.
However,
the
party
was
met
by
A.
J.).
flilljes,
grand
knight,
and
other
members
of
Ihe
local
council
and
the
opporT.
f
unity
was
afforded
some
of
the
visitors
to
see
around
Ihe
cily.
The
parly
will
be
back
here
next
Wednesday
aflernoon
and
arrangements
are
being
ma'de
for
a
baseball
game
to
take'
place
then
between
a
team
of
members
of
the
excursion
and
a
local
picked
team.
Charles
Oraharn,
owner
ot
the
Seals,
San
Fran-cisso
professional
baseball
-learn,
who
is
one
of
Ihe
party,
is
or
presided
at
the
door.
Music
was.
KanizinK
die.
visiting
team
and
furnished
by
the
Westholme
Orchestra
and
refreshment
were
served
at
midnight.
A
DELUSION.
Customer
The
steak
you
serve
seems
smaller
than
the
kind
you
gave
last
year.
Waiter
Merely
a
delusion,
sir.
We
have
enlarged
Ihe
place
since
last
year.
I
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
of
Application
for
Beer
License
Notice
is
herebygiven
Ihal
on
the
lllli
day
or
June
next,
the
undersigned
intends
lo
apply
to
Ihe
Liquor
Control
Hoard
for
-1
licence
in
respect
to
premises
ibeing
part
of
the
building
known
'
.....
tl
1'nUnl.i1l
as
nunsoii
jiij
iiuii-i,
ivirninMi
Creek,
Jt.C
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lots
3
and
t,
block
2,
map
!75,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Hegislration
District,
in
the
Pro-
Kince
of
Rrilish
Columbia,
for
I
Ihe
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
jhy
open
bottle
for
consumption
jon
the
premises.
!
Dated
I
lib
25lh
day
of
May,
'1925.
I
KIUC
McdKHR,
Lessee,
1
Applicant.
IN
PROBATE
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
Act"
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Kslate
of
W.
II.
McOeorge.
Deceased.
TAKH
NOTICK
that
by
an
Or,
der
of
lit
Honor
Judge
Young
dated
the
5th
day
of
June,
1925,
I,
the
undersigned,
was
appointed
Administrator
wllh
the
Will
annex,
of
lite
estate
or
W.
Ft.
McOeqrge.jdeceased.
All
parlies
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
forward
same,
properly
verified
to
me,
within
thirty
days
from
the
date
of
this
notice
and
all
parlies
inueoie.i
io
(he
said
estate
are-
required
to
pay
the
nmount
of
their
indebted-in
nv
forthwith.
Dated
at
Prince
Knpert,
1LC,
this
I3lh
day
of
June,
1920.
N.
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator
Fred
Jlenning
will
get
up
the
Prince
Hupert
team.
At
the
head
of
the
San
Francisco
party
is
David
F.
Supple
supreme
warden
of
the
Knight
of
Columbus
in
California,
and
the.
trip
is
in
charge
of
II.
T.
Dupont,
as
chairman
of
the
voyage.
With
the
party
are
several
well
known
resident
s
of
San
Francisco
and
other
parts
of
California
including
three
distin
guished
priests
Father
(ialvi'i
of
Mountain
View,
Father
Flatt-ley
of
San
Franclco,
and
Father
Tnbin
of
Oakland.
Some
of
the
other
prominent
members
of
Ihe
ifarly
are:
Dan
OT.eary,
chief
ctislmu
examiner
in
San
Fran
cisco;
Df.
It.
F..
(IConnor
chati
cellor
of
Angel's
(late,
San
Ped
ro
;
P.
J.
O'Connor,
past
deputy
grand
knight,
Los
Angeles;
pas'
grand
knights
Fuchs
and
Nor-mandin
of
San
Jose;
and
three
members
of
the
San
Francisco
nolice
department.
'
Oeorge
F.
Harry,
Joint
Lawless
and
W.
Danahy.
Among
the,
lady
members
of
the
parly
are
Mis
Frances
O'Callahan,
grand
president
ot
the
Young
Ladies'
Institute;
Mis
Florence
lllrold,
past
grand
regent
of
the
Catholic
Daughters
of
America;
Miss
Oeorgina
O'Brien,
sister
of
the
San
Francisco
chief
of
police,
and
Miss
Margaret
Moretli,
also
of
San
Francisco,
PIANO
RECITAL
HELD
YESTERDAY
Pupils
of
Charles
Balagno
Gave
Pleasing
Entertainment
in
Westholme
Theatre
Ihe
annual
recital
by.
piano
pupils
of
Charles
Halagno.look
place
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
Weslho
hue
Theatre,
'mere
was
a
ffood
number
of
persons
pre
sent,
including
the
parents
or
the
youthful
performers.
The
ninnner
in
which
the
various
soloists
carried
out
their
mi
in
hers
testified
lo
another
year's
careful
and
etllcient
training
bv
Mr.
Halagrro,
The
program
was
as
follows:
Sonir
of
the
Wind.
F.dwin
Johnson.
At
the
Mill,
Miss
Mary
Mazzel
John
Oilnin.
Angus
McDonald
Halntng,
William
Tobey.
Narcissus,
Audrey
Tremayne.
Under
the
Haves,
F.vclyn
Large
Fairy
Dance,
Frances
Tre
mayne.
Country
Dance."
Annie
011-
Jirist.
Nocturne,
Palema
Cameron.
The
New
Haltallon,
Muriel
Walker
Old
Lavender,
tKalherine
Mus-sallem.
.
llcaii'rt
Desire
Mabel
Ivarson.
On
Flowery
-
Way,
Amelia
Plllsbury.
N
Valso
Pierrette,
Isabel
MacKny.
Throwing
Kisses,
Krmy
Zarelli
(Valse
Premiere,
llruce
Stevens.
Valsn
(iroiesque,
uscar
l
uiion.
Les
Sylohes.
Margaret
Oil-
chrisl.
Finlandia,
Lorraine
Grant.
t
t
in
mm
-
Friday
jtine
iv.
PAOEnVTI
THIS
DAtLT
NEWS
hveKoses
Flour
For
Breads,
Cakes,
Puddings,
Pastries
Your
puddings.
are
palat-i!tle,
why
use
J'"ivo
Ruses?
Simply
because
yon
(
wtnt
ncni
more
ilalnllly
porous,
ni.im
digestible.
Five
Hoses
,.
iddings
digest
unenn-My
every
spoonful
is
a
las'y
source
of
vilaHly.
John
L.
Christie
Sale's
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Now
for
a
SportSkirt
ind
Sweater
"Demers"
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
P.O
.Box
327
Week
End
Specials
an
FRUITS
AND
VEGETABLES
Si
iivvlu'ri'KM.
pr
bskL
15
(
iivrtio,
per
Hi
35o
Pearlies,
per
dot
50c
I"
mv
per
hk
t.l
i
os
per
bskt.
.
.
$1.00
tcbipcs.
each
20c
&
25c
(jratl
Lettuce,
3
for
:
.
.
25c
I
.:
umbers,
eacl
15c
Si
20c
Il.ii
Imhi
Tomatoe-,
lit.
35o
3
llis
for
.
.
..
$1.00
Phone
Your
Order
Early
Mussallem's
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East.
18
and
84
9
V
T
i
Now
obtainable
In
Prince
Rupert.
Suprema
Canada's
Fav
orite
Furniture
Polish.
At
all
good
stores
in
small
or
large
bottles.
Also
"SUPREMA"
Mop
Oil
anil
tlie
famous
''Eureka
Bleach."
Look
for
the
Booster
Label.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hour
0
In
fl.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evening
DANCE
GIVEN
AT
ELKS'
HOME
Large
Number
Attended
Event
Last
Night
Opened
by
Col.
Burrltt
Some
2.
persons
allended
the
Uance
held
lasl
niglil
by
Ihe
Klk
in
Iheir
huiiie
on
Third
Avenue
The
program
of
(he
evening
In
cluded
a
number
or
novel
features
which
were
much
enjoyed
ami
in
connection
with
wlieli
special
prizes
were
given.
The
proceedings
were
opened
Willi
a
few
remarks
by
Lieut.
Col
i
Royal
Hurritt.
Ji.S.O.
of
Winni
peg,
grand
exalted
ruler
of
the
Klks'
Lodge
in
Canada.
This
was
followed
by
u
dance
"The
Spirit.
or
Carnival
'
by
Mis
Kdna
Ire
land.
Presentation
of
prizes
to
ladien
who
sold
(he
mosl
Ickets
for
Ilia
recent
"Niglil
jn
llohemia"
con
cert
(
hen
took
place.
Mrs.
A.
T.
ltailey
was
awarded
the
first!
prize;
lis,s
Liiura
Frizzell
andj
Miss
Kathleen
Stork,
second
lied.,
The
first
prize
in
Ihe
fire
alarm
dance
was
won
by
K.
Mark,
second
by
I'd.
Iniecalle
oJ
llaysporli
and
third
by
II.
F.
(llassey.
The
first
prize
winner
in
the
circle
dance
was
Miss
Ilessie
Deny.
John
I'inder
Moss,
wus
chairman
of
Ihe
committee
in
charge;
K.
Subourin
was
master
of
ceremonies,
and
Lance
l'ollerton
BIG
CATHOLIC
PARTY
VISITS
PRINCE
RUPERT
Princess
Louise
Here
With
150
'Frisco
K.C.'s-
and
Ladles
Included
amnng
jhe
290
tour
isl,
passengers
who
were
here
this
morning
on.
their
way
to
Alaska
aboard
the'
CIMlAsleain
er
Princess
Louise,
Capt;
Arthur
Slater,
were
.ISO
members
of
the
San
Francisco
Council,
Knights
of
Columbus,
and
"their
ladies
A
program
of
entertainment
had
been
arranged
by
Ihe
local
conn
hi
ii
n
m
s
:
n
MUSIC
PUPILS
GET
DIPLOMAS
Presented
Wednesday
Night
to
Those
Who
Were
Successful
In
Conservatory
Examinations
.
The
music
students
of
the
convent
class
vho
won
honors
in
the
last
Conservatory
of
Toronto
examinations
'were
Wed
nesday
night
presented
with
dip-1
lomas.
A
few,
were,
not
present
to
receive
Ihem
but
tho-diplom'as
were
taken
by
parents
pr
friends
on
their
behalf
.
The
honor
list
follows:
Pianoforte
Playing
Introductory
Orade
r
Honors:
Miss
Jean
Couture,
Pass:
Misses
Jean
Callhreafli,
Margaret
Mel-liar,
Marguret
Heaumont,
Kath
arine
Watson,
Ivy
l-.de
n,
Hetulah
McKinley,
Kdna
Allen.
Mary
Murray,
F.lixahelh
Pitt,
and
Mas
ter
Oarl
Smith.
Introduclory
School
Ornde
Misses
Kvelyn
Anderson,
Hose
Wesch,
lleatrice
Ilorstman,
and
Violet
McCulcheon.
i
F.lementary
Oraile
Honors:
Miss
Helen
McCaffery.
-Pass:
Misses
Mnrie
Murphy,
Ruble,
Orace
Ackroyd,
Olive
Munro
and
Agnes
Hoberge.
Primary
Orade
Pnss:
Misses
Oive
(lordon,
Rose
Moran
and
Ruth
fiillies.
Primary
School
Grade
Hon:
ors:
Miss
Margaret.
McCaffery.
Pass:
Misses
Mary
McCaffery
and
AM
(a
McKinley.
..Junior
School
Orade
Pass:
Miss
F.llanne.
Robengo.
Theory
Klementary
Orade
First
Class
"Look,
Mother!"
Watch
the
bowlfuls
go
when
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
are
served.
It's
the
flavor.
They
love
it.
No
other
corn
flakes
like
Kellogg's.
No
other
so
crunchy-crup,
so
golden-toaited,
so
delicioroly,
satlsfyingly
good.
Serve
Kellogg's
tomorrow
morning
and
taste
this
flavor
for
yourself.
Ready
to
serve.
Just
pour
In
the
bowl
and
add
milk
or
cream.
No
wait-
ing.
No
cooking.
Also
delicious
with
fresh
or
preserved
fruit-
Get
Kellogg's
from
your
grocer
today.
Sold
everywhere.
Served
in
restaurants
and
hotels.
Honors:
Misses
lluth
flillies
and
Ada
Huble.
Pass:
Misses
Kllannei
Hoberge,
Agnes
Hoberge,
Patricia
Kishop,
Heatrico
Hortman,
Margaret
'
McCaffery
and
Mjirle
Murphy.
Primary
and
Junior
Harninny
Honors:
Miss
Lorna
Tile.
Primary
Hudiments
Honors:
Mrs.
D.
A.
O.
Ross.
Pass:
Misses
Lucy
O'Hrien
and
Norma
Rogers.
-
FHUREDl
RESCUE
JOB
Charlie
Currie
and
Sydney
Hunter
on
Way
to
Vancouver,
Picked
up
Siberian
Trader
The
tugboat
M.T.3.,
Capt.
R.
Oreen.
returned
from
Ketchikan
this
week
after
liaving
towed
tke
disable!
American
schooner
Chu
kolsk
from
Nainu
to
that
port
for
overhaul.
The
schooner,
under
command
of
Capt.
Weeding,
was
proceed
ing
from
Seattle
lo
Siberia
on
a
Iradinu
trin
and
broke
her
crankshaft
when
off
China
Hat.
Assislancc
was
rendered
to
the
Ada
I
disabled
craU
by
Charlie
Currie
ami
Sydney
Hunter,
who
were
proeeding
south
on
a
holiday
alxiard
Ihe
former's
power
boat
Ruby
Mae.
.They
uccessfully
towed
the
cripped
vessel
into
Namu
where
the
M.T.3,
picked
ber
up.
Thg
Chukotsk
will
be
overhauled
in
Ketchikan
and
will
then
proceed
lo
Siberia.
After
delivering
her
charge
at
Nnmu
the
Ruby
Mae
proceeded
to
Vancouver,
reaching
thero
on
Sunday
last
in
79
hours
travel-
Honors:
Miss
Zorka
Sutilovlch.
ling
time
from
here.
CORN
FLAKES
3
Make
this
comparison!
Compare
the
flavor
of
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
with
any
ready-to-eat
cereal
and
you'll
appreciate
why
Kellogg's
outsells
all
others.
Ooen-frtth
alwAy
KtlUfg't
pattriiti
inntr
Mealed
wetxtite
wrmpper
preserve!
th
flavor
and
keept
the
Aaktm
temmty-crimp,
Jin
mxclumlv
KMmgg
teeturet
Our
First
Remnant
Day
Hundreds
of
Remnants
go
tin
Halo
tomorrow,
Saturday.
During
the
past
nine
months
we
have
accumulated
hundreds
of
Remnants
in
SILKS,
SATINS,
CREPE-DE-CHINES,
CANTON
CREPE,
SPUN
SILKS,
PONGEE,
HABUTAIS,
FIGURED
SILKS,
RATINES,
MORACAIN
CREPES,
MULL,
PLESSE
CREPES,
GINGHAMS,
SATINETTES,
Etc.
(
These
nre
from
half
a
yard
up
lo
(hree.
yards
in
length,
nnd
will
lie
all
thrown
on
sale
tomorrow
at
COST
PRICE,
UNDER
COST
PRICE,
&
SLIGHTLY
OVER
An
excellent
opportunity
lo
get
a
dress
at
small
cost.
Bcdowu
early
lo
gel
Ihe
best
choice
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Saltings
from
Prince
Rupert,
'r
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Iwenten
Bey,
n4
AUrt
Bay,
Tuetdty,
B
PM.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Sweneon
Bar,
turtfey,
10
A.M.
For
ANY
OX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
PJB.
Far
PORT
SIMPSON
and
N
Rlr
Cannerlea,
Friday
A.M.
121
2nd
Atenua.
4.
Barnalay,
Asant.
prints
tispart,
SJ.B,