DIAMONDS
Gems
of
Romance.
Mounted
in
iModern
Settings
by
Skilled
Craftsmen
We
Have
a
Large
Assortment
of
the
Latest
Designs
In
ENCASEMENT
KINGS
WEDDING
RINGS,
BROOCHES,
BRACELETS,
EARRINGS
Or,
we
will
make
to
order,
any
design
that
you
prefer,
in
rings
or
any
other
piece
of
jewelry.
We
have
in
stock
'
rings
from
$12.50
t
1200.00.
We
Invite
Your
Inspection.
FINE
CHINA,
DINNERWARE,
GLASSWARE
Basement
Store
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
couver
some
weeks
aio.
He
had
In
hand
plans
for
the
planting
of
Dr.
Hanklnson's
garden
but.
it
Is
prob-
lshed,
at
any
rate
not
as
Mr.
Coles
sults-
conceived
them.
lAre
Saved
From
Death
In
Fire
i
Originator
of
Junior
"G"
Men's
Cliib
Hero
of
Episode
in
Vancouver
I
Saturday
One
of
the
Important
features
of'
VANCOUVER,
July
17:
CP-Prlnce
Rupert
gardens
is
the
lack
Constable
Ronald
Everleigh,
known
of
uniformity
among
them.
In
oth-
.
VOT,U8J,d1,B
as
orlSlnator
of
the
er
words
each
person
shows
some
Jun,or1
Men's
Club
'
bys,
originality
in
design
or
method.
tscued
two
men
and
a
woman
from
There
are
really
two
important.
!moke;,r,11
rooms
abovc
a
smal!
classesthose
who
grow
flowers
fori0"1
BlTtwt
restaurant
on
Sat-the
sake
of
the
plants
themselves
"5day-,
Ev1erlieRh
Covered
fire
in
and
those
who
engage
in
land-,,the
caff
basement
while
on
beat,
l"r"
in
alarm
and
th
bat-case
scape
gardening.
In
the
former
everything
Is
sacrificed
for,tled
"trough
smoke
to
aid
the
ten-the
welfare
af
the
individu-
i&ntf
to
escaPe-
He
was
nearly
trap-al
so
that
the
best
possible
Ped
When
he
went
1x1
a
thlrd
timc
for
a
man
who
was
rcscued
bv
may
be
secured.
That
is
particu-
laiij
iiubiv,i.aiic
111
uivoc
ui
ant;i
peas
where
a
few
growers
use
the
'
single
stem
method
of
growing
in'
order
to
secure
the
largest
possible
J
flowers.
Tom
Beattle
on
Tenth!
Q.
C.
ISLANDS
Avenue
carries
the
system
much
I
Capt.
George
Leary
of
Port
further
by
dividing
the
largest
parti
Clements
motored
down
recently
of
his
garden
into
rectangular
plots
j
for
a
visit
with
friends
at
Sklde-with
single
plank
walks
between
to
i
Bate
and
Queen
Charlotte.
enable
easy
access
to
all.
His
rows
are
all
mathematically
correct
and'
Prospectors
returning
fromCum-hls
plants
are
wonders,
practically
shewa
report
having
seen
hund-
everyone
perfect.
In
a
few
weeks.
reds
of
deer
there.
Some
days
from
now
he
will
have
a
mass
of
J
large
herds
pass
along
the
beach,
bloom.
Mr.
Beattie's
neighbor,
P.
Elk
are
reported
to
be
increasing
J.
McCormlck.
whlse
house
is
on
the
rapidly
in
the
Dena
Valley.
knoll
overlooking
Ninth
Avenue
i
but
with
entrance
from
Tenth,
has
Serglus
d
Bucy
of
Lawn
Hill
a
well
lanscaped'
garden.
He
is!
Motored
down
to
Skldegate
and
growing
excellent
peonies
and
has
Queen
Charlotte
recently
on
busi-a
few
of
most
of
the
perennials
and
nex-
some
of
the
annuals.
He
should
enter
his
garden
in
one
of
the
class-1
Ladies
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
is
for
competition.
I
Islands
who
have
volunteered
to
sew
linen
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Nature's
molhnri
i.
a
n.-f
1
City
Hosnital
include
Mrs
mvwm
vva
o
u
nuiiuvt'Ui
w
one.
Most
neoDle
have
seen
the
"laiiory
oi
irt
Clements
A.
L.
Mrs.
drift
of
foxcloves
in
mv
e.irdpn
Dunlop
of
Port
Clements,
Mrs.
S
They
were
self
sown
and
look
as
if
de
Bucv
of
'n
Hill.
Mrs.
A.
someone
had
stood
below
and
Jnes
of
Skldegats
Mission,
Mrs
thrown
the
seed
up
the
hill.
No
.amount
of
planning
could
have
accomplished
it.
And
yet
nothine
could
have
been
Just
as
nleasing
artistically
as
this
wild
drift.
We
saw
some
of
these
drifts
of
flowers
Califomia
redwood,
English
oak
4m
tha
n1..nl
-i
..
and
Douglas
fir
rnnt
trmA
in
rrrnnr
CWIUI
LU
"
w
tur
piUbUl
CO
SIIUWIJ
Iy
PrpH
Pnloc
txrhnn
ha
ca
ii
Vpry
SUCCfllllV
Oil
thp
OiiMn
-
k.u
waw
nVM
U
OIIUWCU
1
i
C
1
1
1
i
I.
'"
'
"
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Hortlcul-
chf,rlotte
Wnds.
l
ast
fall
a
smalll
tlirnl
Krxlpfv
In
tho
cnrlni.
SUCCEED
I
IN
MUSIC!
Pass
Mamie
E.
E.
Phyllis
Jenner.
Grade
VII
Honors
Margaret
'
Large.
Jovce
Oawthome.
Grade
VI
Honors,
Jean
McAfee.
Pass,
Lawrence
Hankinson.
Grade
V
Honors,
Ruth
M.
Walton.
Grade
IV
Grade
III
First
Class
Honors,
Solvlg
Mork
Honors
Monica
Holtby,
Jack
David
L.
Jones
(equal).
Pass,
John
Christensen.
Grade
II
First
Class
Honors,
Frank
James.
Honors,
Jean
Ayres.
THEORY
Grade
IV
Conterpoint,
History
Pass,
Lois
Judie.
Harmony
Pass,
Ada
Brown.
History
First
Class
Honors,
Annie
Grade
III
Harmony
Pass,
Bernlce
Eastwood.
Grade
II
First
Class
Honors
Beverly
E.
Nelson,
Stanley
Wozney,
Clifford
Wanamaker,
Joyce
Gawthom,
Margaret
Large
nnd
5,CeVeM";
Mrs.
h"a'Intyfe!'Q"al':
George
Hankinson.
C.
Bruce
of
Skldegate
an-i
Mr.
William
Wachmude
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
Honors
Patrick
McAfee.
Carson,
Jean
PIANO
Associateship
(A.T.C.M.)
Solo
Performer's
First
Class
Honors,
Frances
Moore.
"
..
-...
iiraae
ix.
area
In
the
Dena
Valley
wa,
plant-1
PaUzrv
I
Pustule
.Tio
nih-
-J
...
wv
)Ji
il
-
rn
'n
balsam
Thl
wnrV
h
k
Muny
who
met.Mr.
r"s
here
will
carrled
on
voluntary,
costing
th;i
Grade
VlII
regret
to
hear
that
he
dlrt
n
Van-
oreatry
oeparcmeni
notnmg.
Honors,
PhyUs
HambUn.
Dally
advertising
in
the
DalH
News
is
sure
to
bring
dally
re-
Members
of
the
Horticultural
So-
ln"rPorate
ln
order
to
pro-
vlde
for
thls-fefforts
ciety
a-re
glad
to
know
that
their
are.
being
appreciated
as
Hhown
by
several
donations
toward
"T
y0U
ked
at
Jamea
their
Bardf
n
n
Borden
Street?
m
funds
this
year.
It
is
very
dls-
heartening
to
end
the
season
with
ZZ
fT
f
"1
".1
a
J61
J
Later
In
the
a
deficit.
So
far
no
nor.
-t.
season
the
chry-
thoueht
of
donnti
o
.no.i,i
isantnemums
will
appear
on
the
-
o
MAvbiui
nat
r-
lenge
cup
or
vase
for
the
winner
in
any
particular
class.
One
better
than
that
would
be
to
remember
the
society
in
one's
will
as
a
legacy
to
provide
prizes
in
perpetuity
for
street
side
of
the
house.
Worse
than
winds
are
those
mists
i
that
fall
so
lightly
that
the
plants
become
overloaded
and
gradually
bend
and
fall
to
the
ground.
That
the
annual
show
or
for
a
special
i
37
Baiuraay
min
&
special
made
It
to
necessary
do
a
lot
of
c
r,
u
rose
show.
Perhaps
the
society
staking.
-H.F.P.
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TRAIL
nuiTISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Urantl
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Superphosphates,
Complete
Fertilizers
Producers
&
Kefincrs
of
Tadanac
Brand
Metals
Gold.
Silver.
Lead,
Zinc.
Cadmium,
Bismuth.
Antimony
Pass
David
Johns.
Bruce
Carter..
hcre
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
The
following
is
an
official
list
G1IlneUlnj,
IIoldlne
up
We
of
successful
candidates
in
examinations
held
recently
by
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
names
are
arranged
in
order
of
merit:
TIAN'O
Associateship
(A.
T.
C.
M.)
Teacher's
Pass,
Jean
MacLcan.
Grade
X
Pass,
Annie
Petersen.
Grade
VIII
Honors
Bernlce
Eastwood,
William
Bond.
Union
steamer
Catala
J
on
Skccna
and
Naas
Rivers
Nearly
Eight
Hundred
Tourists
in
Port
This
Morning
James
Flndlay,
having
been
for
Stewart.
Anyox
and
other
nor
thern
points.
The
vessel
had
a
good
-sized
list
of
passengers.
Jo'.
Owrge
McAfee
(equal:
With
a
total
of
236
Dasscnger
on
Edith
Murvold.
David
Smith
honrri
RPR
sifamer
Prinrp.w
(equal);
Dorothy
McLeod.
Louise.
Capt.
8.
K.
Oray.
south-
Grade
II
hfiiinrt
from
Slrnau.-nv
to
Vnnronvpr
Honors-Joyce
A.
Taylor,
Ingrld
called
m
port
from
3:30
to
5
o'clock
Skog
Grade
I
Honors,
Barbara
E.
Tcng.
VIOLIN
Grade
VII
Honors.
Englna
Christensen.
Pass,
Elmore
Hankinson.
Grade
IV
Honors,
Beverly
B.
Nelson.
Grade
III
Honors
Arline
M.
Fitzgerald,;
Saturday
afternoon.
Most
of
the
passengers
were
round
trip
tourists
returning
soutn.
i-our
aisemDarc-cd
from
the
vessel
here
and
three
went
aboard
at
this
port
for
Three
big
tourist
liners.
In
port
!
this
morning
had
more
than
sev
en
hundred
passengers
and
they
were
much
In
evidence
about
the
city,
some
of
the
stores
reaping
quite
a
harvest
from
their
buying.
The
Prince
Robert.
Capt.
H.
E.
Ned-den.
arrived
at
7:15
from
Vancouver
and
was
here
until
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
when
she
sailed
for
Alaska.
This
vessel
had
over
three
hundred
passengers
on
board,
a
couple
disembarking
at
this
Dort.
At
7:45
the
Princess
Charlotte.
Capt.
William
Palmer,
arrived
with
230
pasengers
from
Vancouver.
sailing
at
10
a.m.
for
Alaska.
Five
(disembarked
here
and
three
or
four
went
aboard
for
the
north.
The
Prince
George.
Capt.
J.
A.
Watt,
arrived
at
8.15
and
sailed
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
She
had
206
passengers
on
i
board
r
whom
alx
dlsemh.-irVrri
First
Class
Honors
Robert
Bart-1
,
77
,
'ett.
Hilda
Pottinger;
Jean
Ayre,.!
J"r.K"M
on.
hc
rr,ncc
Rob-
inc'uea
a
party
oi
tmrty-T.vr
alt
Morean,
Terence
Parsons'c"
PUJM
uraae
vii
Alistalr
Crerar,
Marie
Nickerson
(equal).
Grade
IV
Honors
Dorothy
Kergln.
Lois
Nickerson.
Pass,
Barbara
Hope.
THEORY
Grade
IV
j
History
Pass
Frances
Moore,
Emily
Yamanaka
(equal):
Mary
Pustuk.
j
uraue
ill
Harmony,
History
Pass,
Jessie
Gibson.
Grade
II
First
Class
Honors,
Alistalr
Crer
ar.
Grade
I
First
Class
Honors'
Dorothv
Kergln,
Barbara
Hope.
TERRACE
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergln
arrived
Friday
irom
Prince
Rupert
for
a
week
end
holiday
at
Lakelse
Lake.
The
doctor
stayed
with
the
Kenneys'
at
their
lakeside
home.
T.
A.
McMartln
arrived
Saturdav
morning
from
Smlthers
with
a
car-
load
of
steers
and
went
on
to
Prince
I
Rupert.
i
A.
J.
Lancaster,
provincial
collec-
'
tor,
arrived
from
the
coast
rftv
nnli
Friday
on
routine
business.
I
ucisuii"
irurn
IHJIUT1DUS.
Unin
headed
bv
Adeline
Hardlstv
whN
hp
hpn
brlnilng
rtmllar
nart-
les
tr
AUska
for
twenty
years
now
Dr
Eldon
King
and
party
of
ten
:
Chicago
persons
were
also
on
board
Northland
Transportation
Co's
steamer
North
Coast,
with
fish
for
transshipment
East
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways
thrqugh
Prince
Rupert,
arrived
In
port
at
8
o'clock
yesterday
morning
from
Alaska
and,
after
discharging,
sailed
a
couple
of
hours
later
for
TliU
hrrtlte
l
for
YOUNG
MEN!
Vocational
Service
litd.
U
net
up
to
supply
swing
men
with
Information
about
mrxlern
Industrie
and
to
advise
them
about
their
own
future
therein.
We
lncereljr
believe
big
chances
fir
fnaolutnlcallr
minded
young
men
exxtt
today
in
aircraft
oonntruotlon
and
mechanics,
aeronautical
engineering.
Dlewel
engineering,
weldUitf.
and
air
conditioning
and
refrigeration.
We
reprtnent
lo-attturtlam
with
government
approval
and
licence,
and
can
show
a
you:v
man
how
to
get
started
in
the
Industry
which
most
Interests
him.
If
yci
are
at
leant
18
years
old,
have
reasonably
rteady
habits,
Hie
mechanics
and
are
willing
to
exert
yourself
by
a
little
extra
work
and
atudy.
then
fill
In
this
coupon
and
mall
It
today.
Dy
return
maU
and
without
rat
you
will
get
Important
Jnfor-matlon
which
ran
be
the
turning
polint
in
your
lHe
I
am
OttrtlCUlarlv
luterniteri
l.
learn.
'
I
lng
more
about:
i
AirtCHAfT
Construction
Mechanics
I
Master
Mechanic
DieMl
Enslruscrlrur
I
Wcldtltg
,
Aim
r
.
t
fin
wViHiri.scnui
Alba
(
Name
Age..
Address
Vocational
Service
Ltd.
,
IVIinny-Newa
MUSICAL,
I
DRAMATIC
"Kose
of
Washington
Square"
Here
With
Tyrone
Power.
Alice
Faye
and
A.
Joison
roinrlnc
hpnrt
sine'
and
h
.
VM.Htiii
-"
-
-
r
i
nf
liuloV
nnl
VBJitcrriflV
ttllll
h
Although
ih.r
n
o.
serve
as
hlshllehu
ol
a
stirring
..
.
.
...
'V....nn
mwnanfm
"RVa
Rose
uniavoraDie,
socKcye
tuning
wun
uim
i""'"
ElllneU
in
the
Skeena
Keena
River
nivcr
'con-"t""11'
con-
ins
oquare.
The
Campbell
Church
tnurit-ri
charter
Haugland.
yacht
Westward
left
at
of
Wash
n
riramattr
mmanCC
-
7
;
1
4u.
'nf
n
trirl
tthn
o-bk
rn
the
level
aDou
luiui-u
w
uc
very
lair
uuruig
mc
-
-
past
week.
The
average
per
boat.
love,
comes
as
the
feature
of
terms
per
day
for
both
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers
was
twenty-five
thirty
fish.
First
Class
Honors
Allan
J.
Du-.ed
bv
havine
heavv
freiehts
to
dls
beau,
Hilda
Pottinger
(equal)'.
charge
at
waypoints.
arrived
in
port
Honors,
Shuko
Mlwa.
at
11:30
last
night
from
the
south
Pass
Viola
M.
Prendcreast.
Els-
and
sailed
a
couDle
of
hours
later
xAV
f
1
1.
n.
.
.
I
in
t.h
srrppn
nf
the
Canltol
Thrall'
to
here
for
the
first
hall
or
trus
wees
Heading
the
cast
are
Tyrone
row-er,
Alice
Faye
and
Al
Joison
Th
nliv
nivn
In
a
nrtnular
bill
f-j
-i
4
o'clock
'leque
house
in
New
York
Just
af
ter
tne
-"c
war.
"
ai
joison
"
is
-
u
r;i,
saiuraay
aitcrnoon
louowmg
ar-ilc
-rival
'ui
oi
of
the
uie
train
iruin
which
wiucu
brought
pruugiu
in
ui
1
i
butcher
-
.In
the
theatre
who
hai
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cruise.
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The
Westward
had
arrived
last
Frt-1
teur
nlaht
performance
The
stor
day
from
Seattle
to
pick
up
the
l
the
heart-breaking
romance
of
Part)
14b.v
miu
ijiuuq
w
rorae
young
man.
wno
preiers
i
Capt.
Mvc
by
his
wits.
Other
member
of
delay
iptnv.
the
cast
are
William
Frawley.
Jov
Compton
and
Hobert
Cavanaugh
Song
hits
used
in
the
picture
sr
elude
"My
Man.
55
"Toot
Toot
Tool
sy.
Goodbye."
"I'm
Sorry
I
Mac'
You
Cry."
"Ja
Da."
"The
Vamp
The
Curse
of
an
Aching
Heirt
"April
Showers."
"Mammy.'
"Rase
of
Washington
Square."
"I'm
Ai
ways
Chasing
Rainbows."
Tm
Wild
'
About
Harry"
and
"California
Here
I
Come
"
I
Many
Mourn
At
Hagwilget
For
Herbert
George
HAOWILOCT.
July
17
-The
fun
eral
of
the
late
Herbert
W
George
adopted
son
of
Mr
and
.Mrs
Samuel
Ocorge
of
Hagwilget.
took
place
from
Telkwa
and
Moricetown
joining
the
local
mourners.
The
resident
priest
was
auUted
in
the
funeral
rites
by
Thomas
Oeorge.
eldest
uncle
of
deceased,
and
the
Hagwilget
mission
band
also
took
part
In
the
obsequies.
Pallbearers
were
Enoch
Seymour.
Iac
Tom.
Fred
George
and
P.
Thomas.
The
coffin
wai
eoverorf
with
beautiful
floral
offerings
from
relatives
and
friends.
After
the
funeral,
sumvr
wma
served
at
the
horn
of
Mn.
Cwllla
George,
widow
of
the
late
Chief
Felix
Oeoree
of
Hakwllset,
grandmother
of
the
dead
child.
Advertlsinu
is
an
.nvestment.
THE
SEAL"
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Ked
Sockeye
.
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Office
Supplies
Typewriters
and
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Stationery
Printing
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Company
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Unforgettable
rnlodi
bring
III
back
t4ci:
th
P1
past
you
you
want
wnt
to
to
r.
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member...
re
vtaixng
th
hiart
of
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gill
on
tht
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no
xaatttr
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it
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TYRONE
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tht
tlatt
ol
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Disney's
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and
9:00
I'KiLONS
iKUvi;n
DOVSR.
Bnglaad.
July
17:
(CP
-
After
wmitUiR
a
day
for
favor
able
weather,
between
30.000
and
30.000
pier
ms
were
rrlcased
here
for
a
rare
to
home
cntea
in
NotUj-umberiaiui
and
Durham.
300
miles
awuv
"March
of
Time"
WI.MIll.UlON
PKOIiri
LONDON.
July
IT
year
mo
the
Wmif
tournament
realir.r!
one
nhilllrvs
and
C-:
Recrtitiv
Kat
hav.'
a
no
000
'Mwooo
IM.0OO
S66.000
ELIO'S
5th
Anniversary
Sale
Continued
Come
(
Klio's
today
and
look
around.
Sec
for
yourself
that
every
lovely
piece
of
furniture
there
is
plainly
marked
SALL
PK1CK.
That
will
save
you
many
dollars.
You
may
choose
the
article
you
wish
to
buy
Small
deposit
will
hold
it.
WE
SELL
ONLY
FOR
CASH
Ho
Losses.
No
account
expenses
that
gives
yon
tie
Lowest
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3
p.m.
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mommy,
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Friday,
6
p.m.
Passenger
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FRIDAYS,
11.00
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