Thuredajr,
MAf
31,
1M9.
"A
BANK
WHERE
SMALL
ACC0UNT8
ARE
WELCOME"
Mix
Miss
JlMl.
W'.l
n
the
soutti
.it
t
i
ir
hi
ii
be
glad
you
have
a
savings
account
In
I
the
Bank
of
Montreal
when
you
need
money
(bran
emergency,
for
vacation
use,
for
payment
ol
insurance
or
for
other
needs
at
they
arise.
If
you
bavc
not
already
an
account
with
ui
y
ou
are
invited
to
open
one
a
deposit
of
one
dollar
is
sufficient.
V.!i
!'!'
I
i:
..lc-cnd.
!
jTiiuli)
Hunt
Mrs.
Ernest
Gammon
will
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
returned
to!
the
oity
on
the
Prince
George
yes-!
.
D.
McN.
i:ry
BUI.i
E.d'it
Linud
Church
;
provincial
na.ss.ondry
at
KHtf
ukla.
arrived
,
works,
was.
the
speaker
today
at
Comptniomhip
mon3
nsKermen
depends,
upon
mutual
respect
for
each
other's
ability.
For
fishing
is
an
art
of
surpassinj
skill,
patience
.and
natural-born
talent.
The
same
holds
true
of
man's
appreciation
of
Lis
favorite
beer.
Phoenix
Eiport,
brewed
with
care
and
skill,
it
worthy
of
your
continued
loyalty.
FxPDRT
B.
C.
FURNITURE
H.C.
Furnilure
Offers
Real
Hargains
in
Mew
Heavy
Hugs
lxG.
Special
and
;Used
1-IMcce
Walnut
lied-
05,00
v
room
Suite
Studio
Couch
Stiffi;il
$29.00
Hunters
Green
Din-cc
G
pieces
Writing
DeskIn
perfect
condition
.
.
NEW
FURNITURE
8.00
Velour
Chesterfields
At
CO.
Ftirsiitere
Chesterfield
Suites,
Hcdroom
Suites
DlnlnB
.Kom
Suites
Dinettes,
stock
of
Kitchen
Kangcs,
Heds,
Spnngs.Matlresses,
Etc.
USED
FURNITURE
Large
Sie
Dresser-gJgQ
Ih'irorfett
condition
v
smV
lathcr
Cuuch
Si9o00
A
rpnllmrcrain
v
Large-China
Cabinet-
In
dark
walnut,
in
perfect
condition
Large
$30.00
$10.00
$23.50
$89.00
5-piecc
Kitchen
Set-SA
An
In
cream
and
green
W
Chairs-Leather
t
Walnut
Dinette
seaU
9ft
U.
Aft
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THE
DAILY
ICKW1
PAGE
THRU
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
.Victoria.
and.
Mrs.
Thomas
Caroff,
who
has
(CamlooDs.
She
expect
to
be
away
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
j
about
month.
.
,
.
.
.
....
i,
.
leraay
motntng
rrom
a
mp
vt
wum
ai
uic
wec-cuu,
Vancouver,
since
1858
This
advertisement
u
nut
published
or
displayed
by
iho
L.r
Control
Board
or
by
tho
Government
of
British
Columbia.
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
6:45
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Navy
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
0m
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sotfkeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Parked
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
MISS
YUKI
Dressmaker
Ladles'
and
Children's
Alterations
Moderate
Price
Phone
C.HKEN
880
727
FKASCK
ST.
Petr
Lakle,
C.N.B.
divisional
freight
and
passenger
agent,
Is
on
a
trip
to
Terrace
on
official
business.
He
left
fo'r
the
interior
on
last
evenine'a
train
and
will
be
back
tonight.
luiugtiik
Uii.n.
due
irou
trie
M-:
Robert
Cameron
is
sailing
.al
at
11
octucK.
wa
reported
tonigni
on
me
rnnce
ueorge
xor
Dr
and
M
Huch
M
Morrlsoa
hit
afternoon
to
be
on
ume.
"at
VW
in
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
at
the
end
1
of
last
week
from
a
trip
to
Bella
T.
M.
Waturland
and
family
of
Bonja
Society
tea.
homecooklns
coola
district.
Dr.
Morrison
havin
rurf
Point
are
totllog
ienithir
oi
and
apron
sale,
Metropole
Hall,
been
there
on
official
business
In
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouvei
tomorrow
2
to
6,
Dance
In
eve-
his
capacity
as
inspector
of
schools
ning.
All
come.
12l
Mr-
O.-B
Cnurcn
and
her
moth-
"
Rev.
3.
C.
Jackson,
pastor
of
..M4s.ty0ifsen.Hre
slin?
tanight
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson
Mtled
Tuesday
rst
United
Church,
,-eturned
to
3ti
the
Prince
George
ur
a
irip
u
evening
on
the
CaUla
for
a
trip
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
yes-
Vnicouvr
to
v.cior-a
in
ntt
capacity
iy
as
as
-roay
eraay
morning
B
irum
new
v
umbla
Conference.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Mcllralth
and
little
in
h.
onuih
ntnmM
dauehter.
Patricia
Jean,
or
-o-
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George'
bourg.
Ontario,
will
be
arriving
i
m
tn
cilv
next
weea.
iiu'
-
AW
Rr
riUlrVt
manaaer
of
y-eruay
munjujs.
--
-
...
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
R.
M.i
M.J
Fnrnl
Notice
W.
II.
Manuel,
CNJl.
travelling
Burnett,
in
Victoria.
auditor,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
-
.
I
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
Hi'
Prince
George
yesterday
morning
Wallace
Cheer
and.F.
C.
Saund-
e
Wahj
uke
plac.
from
'Vancouver
in
the
course
ol
erf
of
Prince
Geome
have
been
Friday,
at
2
o'clocl
one
of
his
periodical
trips
on
ox-
appomica
provmwai
ciecvwi
undertaker's
Chapel,
ficlal
duties.
commlseioners
for
Fort
George
el-
lTom
"1C
ectoral
district,
according
to
an-
Lowe,
engineer
of
the
nouncement
in
the
last
issue
of
department
of
publie
the
British
Columbia
Gazette.
!,.,.,!
...
.n.n
ihr...
u..
i
in
th
oil
n
th
Prtnrp
nrr-p
trip
resmur
weeKiy
luncneon
oi
tnc
rwi
ov.
warnes
dwiu
VrKmiiiiMnteir
Ft.
for
a
visit
witn
Mrs.
mc-
bodlle.
and
ms
D
Mr..
J.
E.
who
went
Pfnts'
Will
Visit
nunvci.
for
a
month
with
her
son-in-law
.
of
fa'
....
.......
r
W.n.-r
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club.
Trade
has
been
granted
provincial
'
.
r
'
'
.
.
He
spoke
on
the
Alaska
Highway
incorporation
under
the
Societies.
accompanied
by
Fluti
iux
where
he
attended
the
annual
proJect
Preildent
W.
L
Coates
Act,
the
B.
C.
Gazette
announces.)
Parker,
who.
before
re'turnlng.
wl'.l
British
Columbia
Conference,
pro-
was
ln
tne
chaIr
ancj
j,ere
was
The
Board
will
operate
after
the.
vlrtt
lor
a
while
with
her
brothe-.'ceedlng
to
the
interior
by
the
eve-
;a
good
attendance
of
members
manner
of
such
organizations
In'
Jamet
rafrjeer.
at
Kamloops.
jning
tram.
with
a
few
guests.
Its
community
and
district.
.
j
COMPANIONS
Letter
Box
RADIO
LICENCES
Editor.
Daily
News:
In
the
Dally
News
publication
un
der
date
May
2
there
appears
statement
which
Is
not
true
and
may
lead
to
considerable
lnconven
Jience
to
radio
owners
at
Prince
Ru
pert
when
a
check-up
Is
made
for
radio
licences
at
some
ruiure
aaie.
A
Radio
Inspector
of
this
depart
ment
is
quoted
"that
he
Intended,
jnriniT
Vii
rwciit
Interference
ln-
"-'
vesUgations
at
Prince
Rupert
to
bring
action
against
unlicensed
set
owners
but
decided
not
to
do
so
Iwhen
he
found
what
poor
results
they
obtained."
Our
Inspectors
I
made
no
such
statement,
being
wellj
I
aware
that
the
receiving
licence
Is
'reaulred
under
the
Radiotelegraph
Act
and
has
no
bearing
on
receiving
.
conditions.
!
The
department
does,
however.
endeavour
to
eliminate
preventaDie
.Interference
as
much
as
possible
although
It
Is
under
no
legal
obligation
to
do
so.
I
W.
HOWARD.
.
Supervising
Radio
Inspector.
Announcements
aU
aterUjecnrnts
in
Uil
co
.imn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
26
word
Boys'
Band
bridge
drive
Legion
Hall.
May
26.
Presbyterian
Missionary
'The
Manse"
May
26.
Eagle's
Dance
June
7.
PUPILS
IN
Tea,
May
Queen
Festival.
Dance,
S'.
Peter's
Hall
May
29.
Women's
Auxiliary
Canadian
Legion
Spring
Sale
June
2.
High
June
3.
School
Tea
and
Display
I
Anglican
Tea
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evitt's,
June
8.
I,
Presbyterian
Tea
Mrs.
J.
R.
chell's
June
15.
22.
Mlt-
Unlted
Tea
Mrs.
Armour's
June
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and
Supplies
Stationery
Printing
DIBB
PRINTING
Company
Besner
Block
Phone
234
VANCOUVER
with
the
proceedings
attending
the
larly.
r'"1flUHifTtiT
illNTHT
presence
of
Klnfc
Georee
and
Queen
Elizabeth
there
on
Monday
next.
I
On
Sunday
the
northern
pupils'
vere
among
more
than
seven
thousand
young
persons
who
at
unoed
the
jiplre
rally
of
youth
In
Local
students
Havlnc
Bust
Time
the
Forum
at
Vancouver.
Thls
event,
i
:i..(h.rn
r.itv
with
Man-
wai
arranged
by
the
National
noinrs
of
Interest
Including
Council
of
Education
under
the
dlr-
fireat
Youth
Ilallr
lection
of
Major
F.
J
Ney.
repre-T
.entatlve
from
all
youth
organlza-
PHn
ntinprt
and
district
Hlsrh
ons
parUclpated.
A
patriotic
ad-
School
pupils,
in
Vancouver
as
the
was
given
by
Sidney
Smith,
the
sinking
of
"Land
of
guests
of
the
Vancouver
school
was
board
and
the
ouoili
of
the
south-
H-pe
and
Glory"
and
Kipling's
Children''
Song"
by
aU
attending,
m
rtv
ro
havinir
a
busv
Ume.
r,rn
t
nrri
rw-Pived
here.
50-vciee
children's
choir,
dlrect-
"l-'"u",
.
.
w
ii
l
n
h
h,n
rec.ived
Into
the
medical
officer
of
the
lWnd.
Bat-
minster
where
he
attendee!
recent,
'
Vancouver
DUD,ls
and
are
11
flon.
or
he
annual
misn
w
all
and
attendant
activities
while
there.
The
visit
of
tne
nortnem
pupils
in
Vancouver
will
culrnin-te
ov
tirn
neiui.
auu
me
vuu-
iver
Junior
Symphony
Orchestra
'
i?hty
pieces.
John
Carson
Up
to
date.
Advertise
regu-;
YOUR
BREAKFAST
HAS
A
3
-WAY
JOB
TO
DO
"TTmTTMlTWH
j
0GtnlIy
WAKE
yur
"iltrpj"
itamach:
We
doo't
ha
time
to
develop
an
appetite,
for
breakfast.
That's
why
wt
need
a
delicious,
tasty
food
like
Ketlogg'a
Corn
FliCes
to
stimulate
digestion,
wake
our
sttepjr
stomachs.
2)STABT
yon
in
Ugh
by
pro-
(5)M'V
l"P
J"
ttOINB
until
tiding
quick
energy:
nooa;
Kellogg'a
Corn
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
are
rich
in
carbohydrates
the
quick-starting
energy
"fuel"
we
need
in
the
morning.
Flakes,
with
sugar
and
cream,
release
energy
hours
later
.
.
.
help
eliminate
that
raid-morning
slump.
Here's
one
delicious
breakfast
food
thai
does
all
three
.
.
,
starts
your
day
right!
Today,
we
just
can't
face
the
hu
heary
breakfasts
that
our
grandfathers
ate
after
half
an
hour
at
the
woodpile.
VTe
moderns
eat
first,
work
afterward.
We
must
hare
a
breakfast
food
that
wakes
our
half-ajleep
stomachs.
Kellogg's
crisp-curled,
toasted
Corn
Flakes
do
just
that.
Your
mouth
waters
at
the
very
tight
of
them.
Full
of
energizing
carbohydrates,
they
start
you
off
quickly
.
.
.
Served
with
milk
or
cream
and
sugar
they
help
keep
you
going
at
top
speed
right
up
until
noon.
Hundreds
of
thousands
of
Canadian
housewives
save
time
and
trouble
by
serving
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
"the
30-
'
second
breakfast."
?no
wonder
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
are
Canada's
most
popular
breakfast
food!
Order
a
package
today.
Made
by
Kellogg's
in
London,
Canada.
GET
A
HEAD
START
EVERY
DAY
with
'JtoWatL
aa
corn
flakes
crr
SEE
THEIR
MAJESTIES
AT
JASPER
Thursday
and
Friday,
June
1
and2
(Koyal
Train
arrives
Jasper
11
a.m.
June
1,
leaves
9:30
next
day)
RETURN
18
.05
FARE
Lv.
Prince
Hupcrt
.
.
5:00
p.m.,
May
30
Ar.
Jasper
7:00
a.m.,
June
1
Lv.
Jasper
2:05
p.m.,
June
2
Ar.
Prince
Rupcri
11:00
p.m.,
June
3
Ar.
Prince
Kupert
.
.
11:00
p.m.,
June
3
STOPS
ALSO
AT
ALL
INTERMEDIATE
POINTS
ALSO
AT
VANCOUVER
MONDAY,
MAY
29
Special
fares
at
one
and
a
quarter
cents
a
mile
in
each
direction
from
all
points
in
British
Columbia!
ON'
SALE
MAY
26,
27,
28
LEAVE
VANCOUVER
MAY
30
IMrOIlTANT.
Owlnf
to
limited
number
of
coaches
available,
it
is
urged,
where
possible,
tickets
be
purchased
in
advance.
Children
5
and
under
12
years,
half
fare.
Good
ln
coaches
only.
No
baggage
chacked.
Canadian
National
V-42-39