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FOUR
DIAMONDS
Gems
of
Romance.
Mounted
in
Modern
Settings
by
Skilled
Craftsmen
We
Have
a
Large
Assortment
of
the
Latest
Designs
in
ENGAGEMENT
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
stork
rings
from
S12J0
to
$1200.00.
We
Invite
Your
Inspection.
FINE
CHINA,
DINNERWARE,
GLASSWARE
Basement
Store
Max
Heilbroner
Digestive
Biscuits
H
&
P
Per
lb.
Arrow-root
Per
lb.
Biscuits
Bulk
K.C.
Candy
Kisses
Per
lb.
Map
of
Italy
Olive
Oil
Per
tin
El
Rancho
Corned
Beef
Per
tin
Del'
Mafte
Niblets
2
tins
Libby's
Dill
Strips
Per.Jar
Libby's
Dill
Tickles
Per
jar
Ripe
Olives-Large
size
tins
Nabob
Lemonade
Powders
Per
pkg.
Diamond
Specialist
CROPS
NOW
DOING
FINE
Bulkley
Valley,
However,
Could
Do
With
Little
More
Warmth
SMITH
ERS.
June
13.
Weather)
is
extremely
favorable
for
the
growth
of
crops
In
the
Bulkier
T
1
A.
I
i
A
li
tint.'
vaiiey
excepting
mat
u
is
a
uuie
on
the
cold
side.
Orass
is
growing
at
a
rapid
rate
but
the
grain'
crops
and
vegetables
are
a
little
backward
and
would
do
much
better
with
milder
weather
during
the
nights.
A
big
hay
crop
is
practically
assured
at
this
time
for.
with
the
grass
at
its
present
height
and
covering
the
ground
from
the
sun
and
with
plenty
of
moisture
now
in
the
ground,
It
can
hardly
fail
to
.make
plenty
of
growth
before
harvest
whether
there
is
any
more
rain
or
not.
Orass
Is
reported
to
be
growing
a(t
the
rate
of
an
inch
a
day
In
J
some
locations.
Happy
Vale
Sweet
.Mixed
Pickles
ncp
Large
Jars
,
AOK
Nabob
Tea
Per
lb.
Nabob
Coffee
Per
lb.
49c
38c
19c
40c
40c
14c
25c
14c
25c
22c
21c
16c
Squirrel
Peanut
Butter
1
4
p
Per
tin
-"
5c
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
Terrace
Girl
Charms
Queen
"You're
Sweet"
Miss
Kenney
is
Told
at
Reception
in
Victoria
TERRACE,
June
13:
(Special
to
Dally
News
"You
look
very
sweet,
my
dear."
To
be
told
that
by
a
Queen
is
an
experience
that
might
turn
any
girl
green
with
envy.
It
was
the
experience
of
Miss
Lorraine
Kenney.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenney
of
Terrace,
at
the
recent
reception
in
Victoria
when
Miss
Kenney
with
her
mother
and
father
were
presented
to
Their
Majesties.
It
was
the
first
trip
south
since
she
was
four
years
old
for
Miss!
SuSar
10
lbs.
Butter
3
lbs.
Libby's
Tomato
Juni
10-oz.
Per
tin
Tuna
Fish
V4's
2
tins
Clover
Honey
4-lb.
tins
Radishes
3
bunches
Green
Onions
3
bunches
Cauliflower
Per
head
Carrots
Per
bunch
Nabob
Jelly
Powders
6
pkgs.
59c
73c
Happy
Vale
Sweet
.Mustard
Pickles
AC
Large
Jars
Country
Kist
Teaches
2
tins
Country
Kist
Per
tin
Prunes
50
60.
Per
lb.
Ammonia
Per
bottle
Bleach
Per
bottle
rears
Orchard
City
Peas
Per
tin
Bulkiey
Valley
Grade
Eggs
Per
doz.
25c
10c
Ranee
&
Hardy
Je
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Phone
55
and
56
7c
10c
10c
10c
"A"
23c
7c
25c
45c
5c
5c
15c
7c
25c
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
How
King
And
Queen
Were
Introduced
I
The
following
were
the
words
of
Introduction
used
by
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
at
the
recent
prov
incial
luncheon
In
Victoria
to
th
Kins
and
Queen:
"Your
Majesties,
Ladies
and
Gentlemen:
"We
are
profoundly
grateful
fo
the
visit
of
Their
Majesties
to
thl
portion
of
His
Majesty's
Domlr
ions.
"Their
Majesties
have
now
i
reached
the
western
outpost
of
their
journey
across
Canada.
Brl
tlsh
Columbia
stands
as
the
Paci
fic
bulwark
of
this
great
Dominion
as
steadfast
and
firm
as
th
mountains
which
anchor
It
at
Ur
edge
of
the
Pacific.
"Our
loyalty,
devotion
and
af
fectton
will
follow
Their
Majestle-
during
their
sojurn
on
the
North
American
continent
and
across
,
the
ocean
to
the
motherland,
there
to
abide
with
them.
"Your
Majesty
United
States
and
other
peoples,
United
States,
and
other
peoples,
are
anxiously
waiting
to
hear
Your
Majesty"
The
large
and
handsome
four-
waters.
Letter
Box
OBJECTS
TO
EVERYTHING!
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
do
not
know
If
you
are
as
fed
up
as
I
am
but
I
would
like
to
make
one
more
feeble,
useless
ef-
THE
DAILY
KTWS
Do
Not
Remain
a
Sla?e
to
Constipation!
Don't
botUr
tht
fomroon
coa
tlNtion
U
an
til
that
baa
t
b
ndurt
Bwomtnc
,rrular'
would
no
longer
t
probltm
If
your
(and
ildt
to
lurm
th
'bulk-1
crr
for
rulr-hjr."
Ttala
"bulk"
will
t
obtal4
ir
by
tln
Kll(('i
All-Bran
Trjr
djr.
All-Bran
l
not
ponpltljr
aaafralUtad
and
halpa
form
la
tb
Intaatmaa
a
aort
"mu"
farourabla
to
"rtrulir-Ity."
All-Bran
li
a
crlip
and
browned
itrMl,
dlk-kui
to
taata.
nd
hkh
U
on
of
tbt
foods
th
rtrhrat
In
Vitamin
B
.
tha
natural
Inteattnal
tonic.
Eat
All-Bran
rtrr
daf,
drink
lota
of
water,
and
bow
tfr-abl
life
U
whan
you
ar
'
rtf
ular."
Mad
ta
London.
Canada.
Xx
KUo.
At
aU
trocars.
show
that
I
am
honest
In
my
"delusions
have
by
head
Detent
persons.
I
cannot
fight.
1
cannot
run
and
this
ts
my
contribution
to
Canada
for
the
treatment
received,
at
the
hands
of
Canada
.betorP
thlnes
went
hav-
your
people
theluire.
Qr
do
t
Just
imaginrihey
FINE
BIG
YACHT
IN
Fantome
From
Southampton,
England,
Here
This
Afternoon
With
Distinguished
Party
are
hay-wire?
Quick.
D.
T.
OREENE.
CANADIAN
WHEAT
TRADE
Editor.
Dally
News:
Your
correspondent
D.
T.
Greene
(Quick),
says
some
tarttly
interesting
things
about
wheat
In
a
recent
Issue
of
the
News.
Certainly
it
cannot
be
denied
that
the
past
nine
years
have
not
been
very
friendly
to
our
brethren
on
the
prairies.
If
the
following
"news"
from
masted
auxiliary
schooner
yacht
th
market
pages
today
factualists
Fantome
of
Southhampton,
Eng-
"
the
turn
of
the
wheat-land,
with
her
owner,
Rt.
Hon.
A.
Ude
rr
Canada
even
though
it
p
nninnoo
anrf
mrtv
nn
hnirH
in
might
make
necessanr
certain
Kenney
wno
is
one
oi
the
charming
th.
cour
of
a
cn.,t.
t
A,,,k.
...
acreage
"quoU"
or
crop
control
voung
daughters
of
the
Member
for
rtved
m
Prlnce
RuDcrt
vm.
,..
technique
Skeena.
noon
at
3
o'clock
and
is
a
cynosure
1
preparatory
committee
oi
of
all
marine
eves.
The
Pan
trim
p
u
"oa
wneai
coniertnce
at
Most
people
read
the
classifier5,
a
newly
built
vessel
and
this
Is
her
,
Lo01
Proposed
an
international
ads.
Do
you?
first
trip
to
this
coast
although
Mr.
minimum
price
or
80
cents
per
Service
Specials
WEDNESDAY,
Uth
to
SATURDAY
17th
Royal
Household
Flour
49-lb.
sack
Libby's
Grapefruit
Juice
3
tins
Libby's
Pineapple
Juice
Per
tin
Queen
Charlotte
Crab
Per
tin
S1.50
25c
8c
Guinness
has
been
here
previously
Dusnei
Ior
No-
3
rthern
wheat,
with
other
ships.
The
vessel
has
baMs
.William,
and
export
.Hn
nn
tno
in.,
ti.
uuoias
on
a
perceniage
anocauon
on
their
present
basis
of
selling
(wheat
at
less
than
Its
true
growing
costs
wlth
the
help
of
the
I
public
treasury)
on
the
one
hand
while
nome
market
maricei
In
in
manv
many
wheat-deficJt
countries
at
$2
ber
fort
As
a
Canadian
I
feel
that'usne''
simW
DccaU!
"
u
"o-B"""1-
on
the
other
hand
we
have
been
on
a
one-way
ride
for
a
long
time.
The
trip
has
been
ouuolw
'
reasonaoie
tough
going
but
the
worst
Is
yet
menT
thoueh
tupid
process
to
come.
,lus
t11
ShiK
on
now
for
almost
Belnir
still
In
nn
hwiinn,M.
1
decade.
Maybe
we
are
at
the
mood"
I
wish
to
object
to
anything
'
!nd.
,r,
the
road?
Evefy
Canadian
Deing
done
about
the
C.
N.
R-
"
,J
H"'""ni
UU1-
w"
D
alone
any
line
that
has
vet
been!
80015
tlme
the
dam-
advanced
by
any
one
to
date.
I?gc
lnvolv
In
those
slave
prices
I
also
wish
tn
nmtt
nrain.t.ror
wncat
repaired.
anything
further
being
done
the
matter
of
the
wheat
price.
ln
I
also
wish
to
protest
against
anything
being
done
or
money
J
wasted
ln
the
matter
of
foreign)
markets.
Also.
I
protest
ln
the
matter
of
either
Mr.
Hart
or
Mr.
Dunnlnj'
borrowing
any
more
money
out
side
nf
Canada,
at
nnv
rat
nrViaf.
ever
I
Toronto.
"BRUCE
COUNTY."
Whiff
lets
From
The
Waterfront
I
BLOWING
Uf
OF
SYSTEM
SOON
I
protest
because,
to
my
mind,
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt
none
of
the
present
Ideas
are'James
Flndlay.
returned
to
port
based
upon
sound
conclusions,
do
a'
2:15
tnl
afternoon
from
Stew-not
consider
the
facts
and
will,
art,
Anyox
and
other
"toortherh
not
bring
about
any
of
the
desired
'
Points
and
sailed
soon
thereafter
results
but
will
be
merely
a
waste
ln
continuation
of
her
voyage
to
of
time
and
money.
In
fact,
we
Vancouver
and.,
waypolnts.
will
not
only
be
Just
ln
as
bad
a
position
ten
years
hence
but
In
t
ve
halibut
vessels
sold
catches
a
decidedly
worse
position.
I
totalling
102,000
pounds
at
Seattle
There
are
tw0
or
three
simple
.yesterday
as.
follows:
Narrona,
23,-little
points
which
have
been'oo
pounds.
Whiz,
BVt?
and
7c;
either
overlooked
or
Ignored
,
Northern,
39,000
pounds,
8Vc
anj
and
an
attempt
has
been
made
to
7,ic;
Westley,
10,000
pounds,
Be-
(Continued
from
P
Onet
the
-recession"
of
last
year.
He
now
predicted
the
final
depression
and,
crack-up
not
later
than
1042.
I
Everywhere
technocracy
was
making
great
progress
in
organlia-
tlon
and
British
.Columbia
was
no
I
exception.
Every
form
of
development
was
I
ILU
U..
..l.nHnA
MiAlKrwIl
I
(TiHur
pustule
u
cviriit"i
,4ntiv.v.
Was
It
not
reasonable
that
scientific
methods
should
be
applied
to
distribution'
Following
the
collapse
of
the
(present
price
system,
the
plan
of
technocracy
would
be
to
provide
the
people
with
energy
certificates.
The
proposed
basis
was
(our
hours
work
a
day.
four
days'
work
a
week
or
some
165
days
a
year
From
birth
to
age
of
25
would
be
the
period
of
education,
from
25
to
45
the
age
of
work
and
after
45.
retirement.
The
oblect
was
to
Drovlde
every
adult
I
am
at
least
ready
towUn
purchasing
powe,r
the
equlva-ad
examined
by
com-
lfnt
of
j20.000
per
year
Every
thing
that
one
could
u?r
would
be
made
available.
All
transportation.
public
health
services,
education,
rent.
etc..
would
be
free.
Women
would
be
on
a
basis
of
economic
Independence
for
the
first
time.
Thy
price
system
squabbles
would
be
for
once
and
all
eliminated
and
a
fuller
and
more
abundant
life
would
be
Insured.
There
would
be
no
necessity
to
worry
about
opposl-
tlon
which
would
simply
disappear
ered
Important
by
the
collapse.
There
would
be
no
elections,
said
the
speaker
during
the
dlscuMlon
period.
Those
who
had
the
ability
to
function
would
carry
on.
They
would
be
appointed
by
those
who
were
capable
of
Judging.
The
Inefficient
election
system
would
be
neither
necessary
or
desirable.
Orderly
Change
With
rexmrces
guaranteeing
security,
and
inefficiency
of
production
removed,
the
change
pver
could
be
made
within
a
few
hours
if
the
key
men
were
on
the
Job
and
organized
as
technocracy
was
now
en
deavouring
to
do.
With
the
profit
motive
under
the
price
system
removed,
goods
and
nervices
of
the
finest
quality
would
be
insured,
xnere
wouia
r
no
runner
worry
B
(having
come
out
in
the
spring
vla,of
the
a?Pra8e
exports
of
the
four
about
standards
of
living.
All
would
BtP-ir.atr.o
n,ni
big
exporters
during
the
Dast
16
1
hare
full
oomrtunitv
to
enlov
and
aijn
aa
vititai.
j
'
-
Capt.
w.
w.
Mounce
has
been
act-;
H
"-viik
m
jrri.u
uur
.oupuaiicc
pi
me
iana
Ing
as
pilot
of
the
Fantome
In
Bri-
a
lJ1in
leaem
wwemment
tlsh
Columbia
waters.
Capt.
W.
jly
Canadian
delegates."
Moore,
who
arrived
from
Seattle'
,ThatLU
the
most
conc'c
bit.
yesterday,
goes
aboard
her
to
act
as
of
marke.t
,news
rtad
ln
miny
pilot
In
Alaska
waters.
I?001"'
Mr-
autor-.
OrUlnly
It
The
Fantome
will
spend
the
night
I
thTZ..?rnW
1
n
the
at
Prince
Rupert
and
then
proceed
,nt.
"
references
on
Parlla-
to
Alaska
iin.irA
K
ment
Hill
by
people
who
m
zhl
.be
expected
to
know
better!
1
to
"30
to
40-cent
wheat"
production
costs.
t
!
That
the
nations
could
continue
DISCOVERY
0FCAB0T
Halirai
Han
Saggrtt
Nova
Scotia
r
Acadia
Cradle
of
Dominion
HALIFAX,
June
J3:
CPI
When
the
liner
Empress
of
Autrali
steamed
through
Cabot
Strait
with
the
King
and
Queen
aboard,
reigning
British
sovereigns
visited
for
the
Inferior
wheat
wins
the"';:
"
.J
.
V
au
pmnnllv,.u
"w
nemupnere
s
avoid
the
Issue
which
cannot
be
bastlan,
8c
and
7c;
F.
C.
Hergert,
i,fvra
.,
first
land
0
M
"
avoided.
We
are
up
against
a
few
15,000
pounds,
Newr
England,
8eJ
wller
concluded.
things
that
should
be
met
now.
If.
and
7c;
Lane
13,000
pounds
they
are
not
met
the
future
doej
Washington.
8V4c
and
7c.
Red
cod
not
look
very"
promising.
'
and
sableflsh
sold
at
5s
in
Seattle
Unfortunately,
the
Ideas
or
yesterday
and
Uhg"
cod
at
3c.
whatever
It
Is
rattling
about
ln
my
"
belfrey
are
too
simple.
If
they
Capt.
James
Fiddler,
well
known
were
tried
they
would
produce
Vancouver
halibut
boat
owner
some
results
and
a
lot
of
people
died
the
latter
part
of
last
week
would
be
out
of
a
Job
in
their
aboard
his
boat
Joan
W.
,No.
1
present
capacity.
Possibly
many
while
"on
the
way
from
Vancouver
mort
'might''
find
useful
employ-
to
Bull
Harbor.
Capt.
Fiddler
was
ment.
J
also
owner
of
the
Joan
W.
No.
II
.There
lsa.
screw
loose.
In.
the
J
and
was
no
"
st
rangy
In
Prince
set-up,
of
In
my
head,
and.
Just
to'Rupert.
mainland,
John
W.
Regan
wrote
in
a
letter
to
the
Halifax
Chronicle
St.
Paul's
Island
and
Cape
North
were
discernible
on
the
bow
as
the
royal
vessel
passed
on
May
IS
and
"at
this
very
place
at
the
majestlr
north
tip
of
Cape
Breton,
June
24,
1497.
the
Royal
Standard
of
England,
with
leopards
and
lilies,
was
the
first
flag
in
historical
time
that
was
seen
on
the
mainland
of
the
New
World."
The
letter
referred
to
reports
of
the
reception
of
Their
Majesties
at
Quebec.
Regan
criticized
a
reference
to
Quebec
as
"the
cradle
of
the
Dominion'
ln
a
Canadian
Press
story.
"Nova
Scotia
or
Acadia.
Including
New
Brunswick
and
Prince
Edward
Island,
are
the
...
cradle
of
the
Dom-
I
I
M
At
inion,
me
letter
said,
"and
the
Memorial
Tower
at
Northwest
Arm.
Halifax,
Is
the
symbol
of
that
fact
-Regan
wrote
that
he
had.suggest-
co
uj
i-nme
Minuter
Mackemie
mat
the
royal
nartv
should
In
his
opinion,
have
reversed
the
scneauie
oi
landing
at
Quebec
and
mig
irom
iiamax
because
of
me
season
and
In
the
light
of
cnronoioglcal
sequence."
"It
Is
a
happy
fact
of
fite.
how
ccr.
mat
me
King
and
Queen's
tu
personal
glimpse
of
America
should
be
in
'Acada.'
the
tam
.
Cabot's
laconic
label-prlma
terra
vista
the
tcn,"
the
A
fifty
cent
classified
ad.
often
make
you
many
dollars.
will
C.N.R.
Train
For
the
East-Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Frl-
-
6
P.m.
From
the
East-
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Mp.rn,
!7
LAUGHTON
Tonlte
and
Wednesday
CHARACTER
Eminent
BrltKh
Artor
PIay
Opposite
His
Wife
In
The
Beach-
2
Feat
CAPTFoT
Outlet
Lsufttfon
hi
hit
trtnnm
j.
"Gnge,
TtT,
t.tt,i
tfct
South
Seat
lottlieM
Ul
p,,,
by
ikt
onljf
man
kt
d!
j,
Charles
IAUOHTON
irt
unmi
MAUGHAMJ
MMCHCOM8ER
with
EISA
LANCHESTEf.
Kitr
t-ritar
Kennedy
in
A
Clean
Sween"
(
Attpn
and
M
u
comber,"
New
Type
of
Story
on
the
part
of
n
-restrain
hi
addict
i
,;
hi
dealrc
to
makr
'
-
tlve
girls
At
the
Olnter
finds
hirr
with
ft
different
mr;
son
of
a
woman
Vr
I
form
him.
The
slonary.
the
part
of
'
by
Laughton's
wife
r
ler.
a
no
lew
well
kr.-,
actress.
Subtly
ea
h
.
Charles
Laughion.
Lie
dltln-the
lmpa.t
ot
lhe
v
r.
guUhed
Engltsh
screen
tar.
whosea,ly
narrate
i-
fllm
characterteatkww
have
ranged
jto
tn
tmaUm
nimx
from
Nero
tn
"The
81tn
of
thedrunkfni
rt9,fnly
,
Cross"
through
the
role
of
the
ri-eranj.
dlweputabl
r
oaw.
roouji
King
in
"iienry
me
"
,hnneyt
tr
l0t
,he
k
k.
my
on
me
uouniy.
aenneates
alU
herself
humsniied
new
and
entirely
different
charae-;
rrH
ter
In
"The
Beocheomber."
show-!
.
ing
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
the
first
half
of
thl
week.
Laughton
U
seen
as
"ding
er
Ted."
EnglUh-born
remittance
man
and
scheme
of
things
in
this
quasl-trop-1
vlded
by
the
town
leal
civilisation,
he
regents
efforts
were
planted.
Announcing
Elio's
Fifth
Li.'
-;
r
i
1
'
Those
in
power
under
the
price
iyMw,wh-Tr-aX,
r
m.
T
k,
,tUu3Kfl1
1
tem
wtuld
be
automatically
tend-!p,hth
C1?
"V"
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th-
P-
RF.UI.F
GARDENS
AMHERST.
N
8
J..-
"
T
Amherst
relief
rr-
,
planted
42
garden
T
beachcomber,
loafing
hU
life
away
seeds
provided
by
on
a
tiny
island
At
odds
with
theiUef
committee
and
"it
'
t
rN
Anniversary
Sale
Starling
Wednesday
June
14
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
Third
Avenue
rhone
Greta
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steameri
Leav.
rrlnce
Rupert
for
Vancouver
T.8.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUE5-
TS.S.
CAR
DEN
A
FRIDAT,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:34
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thnra,
a.m.
Du
Vancouver,
Mendst
na
if
Convenient.
rieae
Pnrchaae
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tlrke's
Fra
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Are.
Thon
5
NEW
AND
BETTER
COLD
CURED
ICE
For
the
Halibut
and
Salmon
Fleetf
Following
the
investigations
of
the
Fisheries
Research
8'10"-the
Company
has
Just
completed
extensive
changes
nd
improvements
in
lec
storage
and
ice
delivery
methods.
Ice
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
Ice,
thoroughly
cured
ot
aged
at
new
low
temperatures.
It
will
be
delUrrtd
nt
the
hold,
even
In
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
si
th
storaxt
room.
Fishermen
are
Invited
to
Inspect
the
new
system.
Better
Ice
than
ever
before,
at
no
Increase
In
cost,
mesni
ecoaomi
to
the
boat
and
Improved
quality
in
fish
delivery.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
fn
A
British
ColnmbU
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buy"
the
city.