.j
rity
April
27,
1839
Don't
MUs
This
Men's
Cap
In
assorted
shades,
s.lk
lined,
unbreakable
Qt
P
at.
Sale
Price
Men's
Cashmere
Wool
Socks-
In
ir
ted
fancy
patterns.
OQn
Sal-
lrlee
U
V
w
MenN
Sweaters
-2-lone.
full
zipper
:
i.t
in
the
very
latest
QQ
Off
,.
,tn.
Sale
Price
QO
Men's
and
Hoys'
Tennis
Shoe
r;.
95c,
S1.25
Ilovs"
Caps-
In
a
nice
assortment.
"St
79c
Men's
llannel
Pants-
Orey
and
"
:
n
in
the
newest
shades.
Just
f
lit
for
the
summer
-.
.uhv
Sale
Price
$3.45
Fancy
Worsted
Patterns.
Silk
Lined,
Well
Made.
About
II
Suits
in
the
Lot.
Sale
Price-
Five
thousand
out
of
town
onlc
read
the
Dally
News.
Theje
rwiple
are
worth
cultivating.
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Cnmmemorate
an
Occasion
Unique
ln
Canadian
42.50
l!ttry-lluy
a
Heauly
Rest
Mattress
Slumber
Klnx
'
14.AU
Sl'RINd
They
Lead
the
Royal
Road
to
Rest
3:7
THIRD
AVENUE
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
al
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVER
Steamer
lenvo
Prince
Kupcrt
every
TI
I
UK
SI)
A
Y,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince
Kupcrt
for
the
Enst
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.nu
AIK-CONDITIONK1)
SLEEPING
CAK
.....
-i
mil
or
write
...
.....
.,1!
.!
A...
City
Ticket
umcc.
i"
$12.95
F.xtra
Pants
If
You
Want
Them
$3.93
Sale
Price
in
Prince
Rupert.
I
have
louna
Hall.
hact
a
daisies.
Dainted
daisies
or
THE
DAILT
NEWS
SEASON
Owinir
t
Conditions
Wc
Arc
Putting
on
a
Storc-Wirlc
Sale
in
Order
to
Raise
Cash.
Our
Stock
is
Complete
and
the
Trices
Arc
Right.
Here
arc
a
Few
Items
That
Will
Tell
the
Tale.
Mcn'i
Atro
Dresi
Shirt
In
fancy
j
.
at
terns
and
pram
snaaes.
UOp
V
Bale
Trice
vwv
Men's
fancy
Socks
Assorted
hades.
8Ue
from
94
to
QQp
!':
Sale
Price,
S
pairs
Men's
and
Hoys'
All-Wool
Melton
Jackets
Zipper
front.
CO
QC
R,n
$4.95.
Sale
Price
Hoy'
Full
Zipper
Front
2-Tone
Sweaters
In
assorted
CO
Q
design?
Sale
Price
Boy-
Pull
Over
Jerseys
All
wool
by
Warren
Bros.
Qi
7Q
Sale
Price
Hoys'
Socks
Lastex
tops.
OU
QQp
All
wool
Sale
Price
pymhrutn.
leoparusuam:.
scck
oreat
activity
is
laKing
piace
rocket,
phlox,
day
lilies,
regal
llllea.
ta
various
young
people'
loranee
lilies,
forget-me-not.
thrift,
groups
and
boys'
organizations
in
nonesiy.
aeipnimums.
urwiiRstivuu,
connection
wun
me
loiuiwiumi
g
auriculas
and
sometimes
primroses
wee)c
0f
leadership
training
to
be
and
polyanthuws,
columbines,
given
in
prince
Rupert
under
the
i
mlchelmas
aaisies,
iupms
an
mc
direction
oi
Bert
naaes
oi
vwi-ii
good
results.
'More
difficult
are
CoUVer.
Boys'
Work
Secretary
of
jj
oeonleo
and
irises
which
sometimes
the
Religious
Education
Council,
bloom
heavily
and
then
again
not
at
for
British
Columbia,
In
the
Bap-
all
or
very
slightly.
There
is
also
Ust
church
hall.
Arrangements
1
i.i
1
,k.t
hlnAme
1.4.
.Via
VnnntJ
a
perenuiHt
immw
4.4,a
arc
compiric
ui
---
,
freely,
dies
down
In
winter
and
people's
Rally
Sunday
night,
under
comes
up
lote'ln
soring
and
can-
the
convenorshlpojf
Miss
W.
Cam-mot
be
controlled.
The
tall
golden-,
cr0n
and
the
Boys'
Rally
Friday
!
glow
blooms
freely
but
needs
care-
night.
fill
tvma
UD.
irau
is
irue
ui
musu
j
perennials.
TV
n
s?
tmiaf
ha
!WVlirplv
tied
or
disappointment
Is
likely
to
and
come
In
almost
all
colors.
follow.
Tnose
who
sow
seeds
out
of
doors
mver'
.
.
,
.
....
should
watch
carefully
for
the
'
rm
ii
i
its
ib
i
is
t
l
ra
i
a
:
a
Wm.
GAIR
I
Florist,
Seedsman
Box
276
Phone
BLUE
974
DAFFS,
TULIPS,
EVERY
DAY
Bedding
Plants
First
Quality
Large
Assortment
Nasturtiums
Hybrids,
etc
Heavy
Worsteds.
Double
Plaids
in
the
Latest
Models.
Alt
silk
"Lined
Throuthout
in
the
Coat.
Be
sure
to
See
Them.
Sale
Prince
16.85
Extra
Pants
54.43
TIGZ
TERES
ACKWA
Acme
Imo
orters
SAT
TV
Sale
Starts
Friday
Morning
Men's
Suits
Men's
Pure
Wool
Worsted
Pants
In
assorted
shades.
Sale
Price
$3.95
and
S4.95
Men's
Hats
Made
by
Blltmore
In
the
very
newest
shades.
CO
QC
Sport
models.
Sale
price
Shirts
for
Men
by
Tooke
In
the
very
newest
shades.
All
Q-fl
ltDD
sizes.
Sale
Price
Men's
Wool
Work
Socks
IQp
Sale
Price
Men's
Good
Work
Suspenders
Men's
Dress
Suspenders
Sale
Price
39c
39c
Hoys'
Overalls
Elastic
waist-band.
All
sizes.
QP
Men's
Suits
Boys'
Short
Soeks
Lastex
9
fancy
tops.
Sale
Price
Men's
Romeo
Slippers
Q-l
QC
A3
Sale
Price
Men's
Spring
Coats
Beautiful
Patterns.
All
silk
lined.
English
models.
.
-
8185
Men's
Dress
Oxfords
In
the
new-
S.&
88.45
Men's
.Woolen
Slippe
England.
Sale
Price
One
Lot
of
Oxfords
good
Talue
at
$5.95.
Sale
Price
Made
in
95c
They
were
$4.35
Men's
Ties
At
Sale
Prices
39c,
49c,
59c
One
Lot
of
Men's
Wool
Sweaters
In.
assorted
colors.
QO
QC
Jfcl.7tJ
Sale
Price
Men's
Underwear
By
Stanfleld
In
white
and
natural
Q4
QC
Ql.UO
Sale
Price
Great
Reductions
in
all
our
Trunks,
Suit
Cases
and
Aero
Packs,
Twin
Sets,
Wardrobe
Trunks
Ml
MMBgTssMMiMrMMMllMWMMM
.
"
SCHOOL
IS
,Baby
Clinics
MAIN
ITEM
.Arc
Resumed
LsneM
Single
Cost
to
City
Is
For
'.duration,
'naljsis
of
Tax
Figures
Shows
net
east
of
school
In
Prince
m
rt.
exclusive
of
government
v.ts.
Is
sttinAted
at
$MJ94.41
vekr.
It
It
silted
at
the
City
i
In
ohr
word.
trrt
Is
th
rtA
to
the
city
of
education.
r.iwr
thh
amount
11-9
of
the
r
ite
of
47
5
Is
required,
if
rf
the
city's
tax
dollar.
It
Is
d
317
co
f-r
schools.
30
per
for
money
debt
and
32.3
per
'
tor
general
expenditure.
Twelve
Children
of
Pre-Sehool
Age
J
Presented
Tuesday
Afternoon
Following
the
Easter
vacation,
well
babies
clinic
being
conducted
I
by
MISS
u.
riienj
I
public
health
nurse,
with
the
co-
;
opera
uon
oi
wic
inrun-i
rnend
1uel1ay
aftar-
jnoon
when
twelve
children
of
pre-nresented
at
King
"
"
w
-
-
1IVVI
Fidward
School
for
examination
and
..w
Next
week
the
clinic
will
be
at
Borden
Street
School.
GARDEN
4V
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Tonight's
tram,
due
from
the
The
Public
Library
will
be
clos-liast
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
ed
Friday
during
repairs.
iHi
aftprnnnn
in
be
on
time.
HONORED
BY
LODGE
tlon
of
a
handsome
silver
tea
service.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stegavig
both
responded.
A
musical
program
included
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
Jarvls
McLeod
and
Casey
Vlnk,
guitar
,
solo
by
Terry
Johansen,
violin
solo
by
David
Hadland
and
piano
solo
by
Miss
Wick.
Dancing
until
ttis
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ole
Stegavig,
who
.
h.r,
.
th.
mornlne.
with
are
bemg
much
feted
ln
conn-
master
of
.....
.
Robert
McKay
as
cere-
Football
Meeting,
i
oc.ocu
tlon
tix
the
observance
oi
their
monleSf
brought
tne
w
a
Rarrett
1
Thursday
nleht.
Canadian
Legion
irpntv-f
iftH
wedding
anniversai
V.
.
Airs.
vtiro
.
v
.
.
"
"
'
j
-
-
Close.
..
.
-
.
..
v.
nnl,n
.
.
.
...nlnn'c
train
!
Rnnml
All
Interested
Dlease
at-
n-aro
hnnnrnH
honored
hv
by
tVio
the
Moose
Unn
Lodge
THo
n
u
a
race
now
iu
b,:i
b"""
Late
leu
oy
iv
......
(
.
.
-
cultivated
and
in
good
shape
ln
on
ner
return
to
her
home
in
thetena.
.w
time
16r
planting
everything
that
Bulkley
Valley
after
a
brief
visit
.
.
.
.
..
trie.
V.th
.n
T.sntr
AnffHean
4
MMiiut
wrvAr
nprpnnia
juit
ih,
ifv
i
I
u
iwmtvtti
M....vb..
o
.
-
e
"
per-
in
in
we
uic
Moose
muuoc
nan,
iiaU)
aooui
awvMi.
iw
w
no
vet
been
Dtanted
they
should
be
!
missionary,
left
on
last
evenings
preSent
at
the
affair.
In
the
ground
soon
or
uiey
wm
noi
A.Y.PJV.
Tea,
saie
noaiecuuiuub
nam
iu
...
dia
Bnnd
rftsults
this
vear.
I
am
and
Candv.
Saturday,
April
29.
3
slngton.
tkd
what
nerennlals
succeed
well
to
6
In
St.
AfTdrew's
Cathedral
were
It
is
too
early
yet
to
plant
out
jJw
",",,5
0ff
herel
Frank
Boyal.
British
Columbia
and
others
a'C
u
)-
c
r.r,lo
rin
It
nhnnt
DlrQS-
lnEy
avuW"
.
D
n
A
Vlfnr
l
atelV
to
the
season.
.Be
sure
you
nave
strong
-
ureferabiy
where
it
has
been
plants
or
j-ou
may
be
dlaappolnted
K'ured
Ithe
0r
other
if
the
weather
Is
bad.
I
have
had
ma"u""u;
.
.
,
'
"...
....
...
i
th
seear
are
sown,
ao-uiut"
IOOvllU
Ptl
W.
444
44
,UV
.
VWIU
rains.
their
best.
A
polyanthus
is
a
prim
rote
with
several
flowers
on
a
stalk.
iTho'.hew
ones
have
wtw
gardens
they
frames
and
do
consider
and
cold
.
Q
til
111
UW
v
v.
able
damage.
Howcrs
larly
1
r
Interesting
moving
pictures
of
-
.
.
Park
were
shown
at
me
All
SIIOUIU
uc
J
-v.-,...
oftheinareklreadyinbldom.
Two
st
week
May
'regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
wteka
from
now
they
should
be
at
H.F.P.
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
tociay
.
..
.
.
....
'
I
i.w
.
t
n..u.n
w
w
t.
t.
rvi-itee
rniP
in
in
the
and
the
Women
of
the
Moose
last1-
a
fifty
cent
classified
ad.
will
night
with
a
banquet
and
dance
:
often
make
you
iriany
dollars.
The
tables
had
been
attractively
prepared
for
the
festivities,
the
feature
being
a
beautiful
floral
arch
at
the
head
table.
As
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stegavig
and
family
entered
the
hall,
there
was
community
sineine
of
"Pack
Up
Your
1
who
spoke
approprl-
occaslon
were
Rev
annuaio.
-
Hive
nn
their
wav
norm
anu
umiiasci
4ui
v.
w.
-
the
middle
of
May
and
others
about
TnTntl
HZ
of
the
paying
a
visit
to
the
city,
having
Roy
Durnford
and
Robert
McKay
the
end
of
May
or
first
weekln
they
Ste
a
fancy
to
It.
1
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
The
balance
01
me
evening
with
W.
B,
McCallum
as
master
R
M.
Wlnslow,
assistant
gener-
of
ceremonies
and
music
by
tne
al
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
Moose
Orchestra.
William
Lamb
-
.
...
.
1.
,
i
was
in
ennrre
oi
caierme.
tor
th.
bird,.
The
soll.B.usMW
'...M
Sr
i
Anolh,r
mnt
ln
contion
1
Zll'XZY
.
li
-
-
,,U
41,
,
11KC
me
SICUa
juav
4a
V44C
iv
v
I
.
.
.
iu
nnn
virMn
xalnKrn
Inn
nro
a
myanmus
cumc
H4iuuis4i
i4lc
,
.Pnlurh
thp
trrnnnd
'
In
some
elsewnere
in
me
soum.
vv.v4-....
-
nter
well
this
year
and
the
result
S!!1..
Invade
LllT?
the
greenhouse
'
nhZJ'
,nc,uet
Monday
night
In
the
Bos-
1
that
many
people
will
have
a
no-vl
howln?
of
flowers
soon.
Some
ton
Hall
with
slxtv
friends
Dres
ent.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stegavig
entered.
theloast
was
nroposed
bv
George!
Franklin
...
inCopeland
who.
on
behalf
of
thosei
,.
A.-r.i
ro.
chair
Phflir
and
ailQ
Georce
VlrUlKC
444444V44.
,
,
-
t
12.
Announcements
All
advertlsecaenU
ln
thU
col-jmn
will
be
charged
for
t
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Troubles."
After
the
blrde
and.
scout
Tea,
Mrs.
Hougan's
April
groom
of
a
quarter
of
a
century
27.
ago
with
their
two
sons
Paul
and'
Arnold
and
tw0
daughters
Clara
Hodgson
School,
Dancing
Reclt-nnd
Frances
had
taken
their
al.
CaDltol
Theatre.
April
27,
28.
"
places
at
the
head
table.
Rev.
R
g
C.
Durnford
pronounced
thebless-
ing.
Full
Justice
having
been
done
M
to
a
splendid
repast,
a
toast
to
the
guests
of
honor
was
proposed
CB
1X1
tmru
IM
W
IM
ID
l.E
tm
by
W.
B.
MacCallum.
Then
Mrs.
j
Hugh
Smith,
regent
of
the
Moose
Father
P.
Champagne
of
Port
.
,r.i.ir.ot.,i
Ul
LilC
4V1UWC
14vi&.
c
Essington,
after
a
brief
visit
to
ta
the
presenutlon
to
Mr.
and
,
the
city,
left
by
last
evening's
Mrs
stegavig
of
a
handsome
silver
train
on
his
return
to
the
Skeena
cocktail
set.
A
lovely
bouquet
was
also
presented
t0
Mrs.
Btegavip.
i
Mr.
Stegavig
responded
suitably
Dance.
St.
Peter's
Hall,
April
28.
Baptist
Missionary
Tea,
May
1.
United
Spring
Sale
May
3
Eagle's
Bridge
May
3.
St.
Feter's
Bazaar,
May
4.
Milk
Fund
Tea
May
6.
Eastern
Star
Tea
at
Mrs.
Gammon's
home,
May
'9th.
to
the
strains
of
the
Wedding'
March
Dlavcd
bv
Mrs.
Cart
A
PRINCE
Sgt.
Presbyterian
Tea,
Mrs.
Lakle's.
wa3
May
11.
a
jr.
.
1
Cambral
Spinster's
Spree,
May.
ORANGE
Spring
Sale,
Metropole
Hall,
May
17.
Hospital
Tea,
Nurses'
Home,
May
18.
Navy
League
Ball
May
19.
RUPERT
TO
VICTORIA
CHILDREN'S
FUND
EVENTS
charge
of
the
day's
program.
;m
attendance,
made
the
presenta-1
May.
5,
Grand
Dance,
Moose
Hall.
It':