5
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of
the
Latest
Doijns
In
ENGAGEMENT
RINGS.
WEDDING
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BRACELETS,
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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
S1J.50
to
$1200.00.
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Invite
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I
What
No
Car?
a
V.
With
Bargains
Like
These,
Now
is
the
Time
to
Buy
8
These
Cars
and
Trucks
arc
Priced
from
$50
to
SS50
29
Ford
Fordor
Sedan
'30
Dodge
Sedan
(as
is)
.'31
Cher
DeLhxe
Sedan
'37
Ford
V-8
Coupe
'38
Ford
Deluxe
Sedan
'33
Pont
lac
Sedan
'31
Buick
Sedan
(make
us
a
cash
offer)
Any
Car
Truck
MOO
Over
Bears
Our
R.
tc
G,
.Guar
antee
PHONE
83
"27
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Sedan
(as
Is)
'26
Tord
Lt.
Dely.
(as
is)
31
Ford
Lt.
Dely.
31
Chev.
Tanel
Dely.
'31
Ford
"AA"
Truck
with
dump
body
and
hoist.
37
Ford
V-8
2-ton
Truck
157-inch
wheelbase
Remember
We
Give
an
Honest
Presentation
of
Our
Used
Cars
and
Stand
Behind
Them
DEMONSTRATIONS
GLADLY
GIVEN
S,
E.
PARKER
LIMITED
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and
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Dealers
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AVENUE
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TERRACE
AGREES
HAZEmV.-June
9.-The
Bishop
tor.
Daily
News.
I
KING
AND
QUEEN
MEET
MEMBERS
OF
CONGRESS
(Continued
From
Pane
One)
later,
at
the
reception,
Introduced
the
various
members.
At
the
door
of
the
Chamber
Vice
President
John
Nance
Oarner.
presiding
officer
of
the
Senate,
and
the
Speaker
William
B.
Bankhead
greeted
Their
Majesties
and
escorted
them
to
the
receiving
station.
The
greeting
as
each
member
came
along
was
a
simple
one.
First
Senator
In
line
was
William
E
Bor
ah
of
Idaho,
veteran
Isolationist.
There
were
1400
guests
earlier
tn
the
morning
at
a
reception
in
the
garden
at
the
British
Embassy
i
grounds,
the
number
including
300
ex-service
men.
many
of
them
Canadians,
most
of
them
disabled,
who
were
presented
to
Their
Majesties.
Talk
of
Peace
Last
night
at
the
state
dinner
at
the
White
House
the
King
and
l'jcsldent
exchanged
toasts
of
which
peace
an
gtAjdwill
were
the
keynotes.
The
King
said:
"I
pray
that
our
great
nations
may
ever
in
the
future
walk
together
along
the
path
ot
friendship
in
a
world
of
peace.
I
trust
and
believe
that
in
the
years
to
come
the
history
of
the
United
States
will
continue
to
be
marked
by
that
ordered
progress
and
by
that
prosperity
which
have
been
theirs
in
the
past."
His
Majesty
spoke
in
reply
to
the
toast
by
the
President
who
said
that
United
States
and
Great
Britain
made
the
principal
contribution
to
civilization
by
showing
that
international
grievances
could
be
settled
peacefully.
"If
this
illustration
of
use
of
methods
of
peace,
divorced
from
aggression,
could
only
be
universally
followed,
relations
between
all
countries
could
rest
upon
a
sure
foundation
and
men
and
women
everywhere
could
once
more
look
upon
a
happy
prosperous
and
peaceful
world,"
the
chief
executive
said.
,
Later
In
the
evening
President
and
Mrs.
Roosevelt
entertained
with
a
muslcale
at
which
there
"were
200
guests.
There
were
classical
selec-
tlons
Interspersed
with
square
dance
and
mountain
music
selections.
New
York
Tonight
Tonight
the
King
and
Queen
will
gtortouS)weather.Atkconflrmatlontsli;'"r
ZTi
VnVr
'York
the
World's
Fair.
The
Serviced
St.
Teler's
Church
on
fni?t
IL
f
!,
ship
wU.
dock
at
North
River
at
11
teeth
S
-
vaw
VUlOVVUWVU)ll
'
JiJ
Thursday
evening,
seven
candl-'
.
...
.
o
clock
.
tomorrow
mornlne
and
a
i-
.
i
.
.
..
.
jtw
iaj
iue
uominion
Eovernmeni
..
aaies
were
presentea
to
tne
tusnop
.
.
moior
unu
wui
join
tne
motor
cav
Ktt
n
tVint
T.,l(nn
Ul.
T
1
w-.-r,
...v
HK"-u
wou
ship
preached
an
Impressive
and
helpful
sermon
to
a
good
con
gregation.
Holy
Communion
foi-
1ntrsH
y
a
ftAnflrmHnn
J
The
church
was
beautiful
with
i
profusion
of
flowers,
white
and
colored
tulips,
also
masses
of
purple
and
white
lilac.
Aiierwaras
tne
Bishop
gave
a:
lantern,
lecture,
illustrating
church
work
in
the
diocese
of
Caledonia
visited
Hazelton
and
later
drove
Bishop
Rlx
to.
Smlthers.
.
Dally
advertising
in
the
Dallj
News
Is
sure
to
bring
dally
.Graham
Towers.
s.
the
same
reason
n
whlrh
which
1
Is
that
that
Mr
Mr
Hazelton
was
represented
by
pic-j
lowers
"saras
me
puduc
aebts
not
tures
of
the
old
Mission
Hall.'
41
liabilitles
but
as
assets
and
lt
mftm
mum
UDL
RYE
WHISKIES
5-Star
Thoroughbred
UDL
Special
Jockey
Cap
UDL
LONDON
DRY
GINS
Silver
I'ixx
'sT
Mistletoe
Silver
Slipper
U-39-6
option
Iment,
I
Till
DAILY
NEWS
1
gMr
June
AtH
LOCALS
Walter
Cross
sailed
last
night
on
tne
Prince
George
lor
a
tr'p
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
E.
M.
Hoops
of
Telkwa
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
last
night's
train
and
sailed
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
O.
V.
Wilkinson,
will
sail
on
the
Cardena
tonight
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
accompanying
her
daughterT
Miss
Ruth
Wilkin
son,
who
has
been
visiting
for
the
past
few
weeks.
of
three
days'
Imprison
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
far
north,
has
been
landed
by
leave
at
midnight
by
train
for
Red
"lc
haJlbut
boat
Neraen
and
turn-,
Band.
New
Jer.uv
to
hoarrt
a
ric.
"
"v
"
"
.
troyer
which
will
carry
them
to
New
church
house,
and
part
of
the
feems
Idlotic
t0
W
a
man
wno
cemetery,
showing
native
graves
wou,ld
e,na
the
country
to
go
aving
iranrferred
aj
In.
On
Friday
Rev.
J.
E.
Blrchall'
a
iai
ucu,
BS
can-
dlan
Aeent
from
Harpiton
tn
w.r.
Jtfr
K
Ill
A
A
HAZELTON
rC:rrru.:r;.
I..:
'
10
Capt.
O.
C.
Mortimer
left
Haz-
erles
Experimental
Station.
Thi
fish
,1s
a
large
ferocious
creature
with
long
sharp
In
a
widely
openlnj
mouth
It
tapers
from
head
to
tall
and
aVarf
o.
,.
i
r.,..
l"c
ciiaraciensuc
is
a
mgr.
now
being
arranged
for
the
benefit;
j
dora
n
almost
the
whole
length
of
your
city.
j
'
arnvJot
019
ruh-
Pnien
turned
If
the
Dominion
guarantees
theLt
A!"
:"!f
w
-riVe'n
here
U
of
average
size,
about
i
i
ii-in
i
.
.
-
use
a
an
aLLUii
l
LJdiii
ri
iiv
n
iver
.
.
...
cawI
Kprvi
en
:"mce
KUPert
loan'
y
nt
extend
nor
,
phman
n.
v
.
.
"
tnrce
feet
Jong.
Opened
up,
lt
j
iuc
.auvaniage
01
sucn
a
guarantee:
to
all
the
municipalities
In
the
country?
i
Your
correspondent
also
objects
I
to
the
dominion
.
Mavnr
I-aOnarHia
TVtr
Hll
Ka
'
I
procession
to
Perylon
Hall,
where
was
found
to
herring
and
have
eaten
two
young
a
whole
ratflsh
...
...
The
lancet
fish
Is
normally
a
rfen'
pajmj
.
to
Worm
mj
J,
'?.h"e
P''iy
Unart
so
do
I
and
fori
,nere.
'
'
'
!
.
I
C
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
William
Hughes.
Is
due
In
port
at
4:15
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
""r.l,,H
aFec
elton
on
Monday
of
this
week
for
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Cant
that
from
have
put
us
red."
our
point
or
view
they
m.
i
.u.
...
.....
tv.-
t-i.
.
'
.
,
-
"cw
in
uic
mcoia
vauey.
-wjuch,
u
aue
in.
pon
at
,
.
much
"in
the
ry
midnight
tonight
from
the
south
'J.plllnt?.ha.ve
bccn.
doin,J
and
2oon
thereafter
on
""'"'t
tpiciiaiaiy
m
uazeiion
garaens
this
her
return
tn
vIn.
i
Terrace.
B.C.
-
Mttvwu
v
1,4
miu
W
tljr
sPr"iK-
'points.
the
no9t
r
'
nnp
"
BB
IS
ro
in
.t.t..rr
CT
Otncr
t"'r"
m
-This
advertisements
notpublishecJoraisplayedby,
the
UflUPcCpntrp!
Pqar'd
or
by
lbs
j9Yernment
of
British
Columbia
,
Summer
Trains
To1
Interior
Delegates
Start
Here
Soon
Four
a
Week
In
Either
Direction
to
Be
Provided
on
Local
Line
of
Canadian
National
Summer
train
service
on
the
local
ways
will
go
into
eueci
June
a.
Trains
will
arrive
Sunday,
Tuesday
and
Thursday
nights
at
11
o'clock
and
Saturday
afternoons
at
2:30.
Trains
will
leave
Monday.
Wednes-
cuy
ana
rriaay
evenings
ai
o
ociock
and
Friday
mornings
at
11
o'clock
"MIKADO"
ON
SCREEN
NOW
Keeping
within
the
spirit
of
the
best
Ollbert
it
Sullivan
traditions
but
widening
the
y-ooe
of
discretion
and
action,
the
picture
version
of
"The
Mikado"
shown
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
the
last
half'of
this
week,
opening
last
'night.
The
presentation
ot
here
this
picture
has
long
been
awaited
and'
arrangements
have
been
Ivor
Anderson
wa,
fined
.
with
t
.?.JS"?'
J1"".
morning
on
a
charge
of
wilful
Y
iw
.h
damage
In
connection
with
kicking
In
of
a
door
of
a
private
house
on
.Second
Avenue.
He
was
assessed
an
additional
$2
cost
for
the
damage.
outstanding
Interest,
devoted
"En
the
KlnK
nd
Bef
n
,n
c,nad
the
uiuoc
ern.
"The
Mikado"
U
Indeed
a
vital
and
gorgeous
production
filmed
as
It
is
entirely
in
technicolor.
Vast
rlstas
and
huge
soeetaele
of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Ooodreld
of
Kit-
color
and
movement
form
the
en-
Ikatla.
who
sailed
last
night
or
chanting
Oriental
background
for
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vancouver,
the
presentation
of
what
many
con
will
proceed
to
Brook,
Saskatche-
lder
the
world's
favorite
comic
wan.
for
a
visit
after
which
they
opera.
will
go
on
to
Montreal
to
embark
A
distinguished
east
of
artUU
July
21
on
the
Auranla
for
a
trip
portrays
the
colorful
part.
Mar-to
Harrowgate.
England.
On
their
tyn
Oreen
and
8ydney
Granville,
return
to
Canada,
they
expect
to
both
of
D'Oyly
Carte,
appear
ai
be
located
in
Saskatchewan.
Ko-Ko
and
Pooh-Bah.
Kenny
Bak-
ier
of
radio
fame
Is
Nankl-Poo.
Jean
I
-
M
mm
I
j
.
jYum;
Elizabeth
Paynter.
PltU
8lng.
I
ALL!I1.
Iand
Kn
Naylor.
Psep-Bo.
John
Barclay,
who
played
the
role
on
Broadway.
Is
the
Mikado.
Con
stance
Willis,
grand
opera
diva.
Is
.Katlsha
and
Oreiorv
Strond
rih.
J
Tush.
The
chorus
of
D'Oyly
Carte
A
lancet
fUh,
a
rare
species
oi'!0,n?
tnelenMTOWt
the
-
fish
to
be
found
In
waters
si.1?
ndon
8Phny
Orchestra
plays
'the
musical
score-
HOLIDAYS
Try
SANGAX
HIVER
HOLIDAY
CAMP
This
Vear
Situated
on
the
Finest
Sea-Beach
In
Canada
Apply
(o
MRS.
DUNN,
Maisttt,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
for
Fall
Particulars
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
SSI
Phones
IR
&
19.
P.O.
Bos
575
I
II
f
mussaiiems
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Have
you
tried
our
CASH
COUPON
SYSTEM?
You
re.
cehe
dishes,
silverware
and
valuable
premiums
suitable
for
gifts.
Why
no(
start
now
at
no
estra
cost
to
you?
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
ai:t
tk-e
of
IntrnlliHi
to
Apply
tu
lue
i
In
Ttlph
Crrek
Im4
Ro-onllns
DU-lat
of
CsUr.
must;
jJoln-?
th
Euterlj
baund-ry
of
Lot
11
???'?rTi
Crrrt
TbwAlt
on
ilhr
North
bank
of
(be
Stlkln1
Rlvsr
Ttle
TrtSt
that
Hubert
rtr
jtX-
Z.L
Trlrym5lh
Cr"rt'.
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Mflthwnt.
introd,
la
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titt
oi
th
toltowlittp
dncribm
lnd;
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ot
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W.
M.
on
Horr.rf
h.nl
ht
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High
Wtfer
XUrk
'
rxAnt
cf
com-rtvrr
it
T
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DuUtl
My
22nd
1639.
Are
Motoring
To
Oddfellows'
Meet
SMITH
ERS.
June
0:-Mr.
and
Mrs.
Reg.
ColUaon
left
Smlthers
nn
TtiMfnv
mnmlnff
hv
rap
In
n
t-
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Ra;!tend
the
oddfellow
convention
iti
Victoria
as
delegate
from
thi
Bulkley
Valley
Lodge
and
the
Mystic
Jewel
Rebekah
Lodge
at
Smlthers.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stan
Brooks
of
Terrace
arrived
on
the
Tuesday
mornlne
train
and
iolned
them
here,
proceeding
to
Vktorlil
to
represent
the
Terrace
lodges
of
Oddfellows
and
Rebekahs.
Funeral
Of
Owen
White
The
funeral
of
the
late
Stanley
Owen
White,
who
was
crushed
to
death
near
Ckryah
Bay
on
Tuesday1
afternoon
In
the
railing
of
a
log.
took
place
this
afternoon
from
the
Chape!
of
B.C.
Undertaken
to
Fair-
Carlson.
August
Wallln.
Leighton
and
Oordon
Hodson.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
M
090
poMnd.
and
5c
to
Ic
and
Hc
Cansdlsn
16.M0
powndt,
and
5c
to
tie
sod
6e
Amrtiran
Torderukjokl.
jm.
Royal,
and
5e.
Yukon.
&J0M.
Pacific.
78c
5e.
Baltic
1j0M.
Booth.
e
and
55c
Edgecumbe.
13JM6.
Coid
Siorage
7.6c
and
5e.
Canadian
Dovre
B
.
21
MS.
holding
over.
Skeena
M
.
9.008,
Atlln.
5-Sc
and
5c
Sadie.
1.000.
Cold
Storage.
61c
and
5c
.
1
1
i
T0N,(',,T
and
SATUT
view
Cemetery
Wet.
W
J
Friesen
C
11
Anything
Like
It
fc,,,,,
'Mikado
In
Glorious
Trchnicolo,
,Hh
H'Ojl)
Carte
Mfri
London
Symphony
Orthfltr
(At
Ml
,
EXTRA
KING
AND
(ji,
,s
ARRIVE
IN
qllntc
(Shows
Tonight
On!-
II
Cartoon
-
Stent
Aching
or
the
Pentecostal
Assembly
offtel-
UWOllcn
Feet!
the
organ
to
s-romoany
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