PASS
70CK
DIAMONDS
Gems
of
Romance.
Mounted
in
.Modern
Settings
by
Skilled
Craftsmen
We
Hare
a
Large
Assortment
of
the
Latest
Designs
in
ENGAGEMENT
RINGS.
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
$12J0
to
$1200.00.
We
Invite
Your
Inspection.
FINE
CHINA,
DINNERWARE,
GLASSWARE
Basement
Store
Max
Heilbroner
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Notice
mm
w.
Diamond
Specialist
J.
ALDER.
Commissioner.
(tf.)
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
is
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy-
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
tanning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Headquarters
toria
to
take
a
position
In
the
for
estry
department
of
the
British
'Columbia
government
with
head-'
quarters
at
Port
Neville
on
Vancou
ver
Island.
While
away
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Minns
attended
the
fair
at
San
Francisco
which
1
not
yet
quite
complete
a
building
Is
still
going
on
there.
The
attendance
at
the
fair
Is
registered
each
day
by
a
huge
cash
register
about
fifty
feet
high,
jind
on
the
day
they
visited
the
place
the
at
tendance
was
73,000.
They
took
particular
note
of
the
British
Columbia
exhibit
llustrating
the
timber,
fishing,
mining
and
lumber
Industries.
;
One
striking
exhibit
was
25
acre-'
of
.wonderful
flowers
in
.full
bloom
:
and
1500
yew
trees
which
had
beer
:
borrowed
for
:
the
occasion
from
ar
estate
and
which
had
to
be
return-j
ed
after
the
event
was
over.
!
They
made
the
trip
In
a
new
car
I
they
purchased
while
In
the
south
land
which
they
brought
home
with
them.
cep
up
to
date.
Advertise
TV
Royal
Visit
Pictures
Are
Interesting
On
Tuesday
afternoon
at
the
auditorium
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
the
pupils
of
the
school
in
two
groups.
w
vrv
interesting
moving
pictures
of
the
visits
of
the
Kins
and
Queen
last
week
to
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
New
Westminsters.
The
pictures
were
shown
by
Father
Anthony
Meulcnberg
of
Stewart
who
took
them
himself.
Principal
Arthur
Sutton
was
In
the
chair
and
suitably
expressed
appreciation
to
Father
Anthony.
Miss
Inez
Derj?
on
behalf
of
the
Junior
students,
pronosed
a
vote,
of
thanks.
The
showing
of
the
pictures
was
particularly
timely,
following
Immediately
after
four
students
of
the
.
school
Frnfv
Christopher
Attend
Graduation.
,
?ra
VtJT
Davl"
ipdward
Lambe
had
reported
to
The
Provincial
Government
has
(if
.SfiTV
VKlfpH
U1
UUil
'
Iaucu
approTed
and
wilj
guarantee
the,
repayment
to
the
Dominion
Oov-
,
.
j
.
ernmen't
of
Ji
loan
which
it
hasiHoiv
Af
hficfn
011
r11
1
agreed
-to
advance
to
the
city
of!1
forty
thousand
($40,000)
dollars
at)
two-
per
cent
interest
for
a
period
1
o
thirty
years
for
the
purpose
of
J
The
chief
object
of
the
visit
of'
replacing
certain
wooden
water)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
0.
Minns
south
I
pipe1
mains
with
cast
iron
and
It
Is
I
recently
was
to
attend
the
gradu-'
my
Intention
to
take
advantage
of'atlon
of
their
son.
George
William
this.
loan.
.
I
Minns,
who
this
year
took
his
de-
1
Any
property
owner
objecting1
gree
in
applied
science,
the
parti-please
'advise
In
writing
The
Hon-
cuiar
branch
being
forestry
erigin-
orawe
Minister
or
Municipal
Af-
eerlng.
On
May
11
he
became
an
!airs":
at
the
City
Hall,
Prince
Ru-
accredited
forestry
engineer
and.
pert
on
pr
bejre
the
twelfth
day
immediately
following
the
ceremony
Of
June
next.
nt
thp
tJnlvrrsttv
he-
left
for
Vie.
the
classes
on
thet
trip
they
made
to
Vancouver
for
'the
King's
visit
j
as
guests
of,
the
Vancouver
school
Donra.
,
-
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
DEATH
BY
ELEPHANT
J
A
decided
improvement
in
the
halibut
storage
situation
this
yem
compared
with
last
Is
reported
In
United
States
Bureau
of
Fisheries
time
last
year.
The
price
average
this
season
has,
it
Is
computed
been
8-10Oc
higher
than
a
yeat
ago.
Eight
halibut
vessels
marketed
catches
totalling
213,000
pounds
at
Seattle
yesterday
as
follows.
Pacific,
40.000
pounds,
San
Juan
T4C
and
7c;
Radio,
40,000
pounds
Sebastian,
7ic
and
7c;
Ivanhoe
32.500,
Washington.
7c
and
7?
Trinity.
40.000,
Whiz,
7i,c
and!
-mc;
Lebanon,
15,500,
Whiz.
7c
"nd
6c:
Angekus,
14.000.
Sa-.
Tuan.
V.'nc
and
6tc;
Evolution
'3.000.
MrCallum.
an(J
6,sc'
Thelma
fl.
18.000,
Booth,
Vt
"qd
6
Vc
One
small
lot
of.
mixed
od
sold
for
2c
per
pound.
CHANGARA.
Portuguese
EaM
Africa,
June
8:
tCP)
William
Josthulzen,
26-ycar
old
European
was
trampled
to
death
by
an
ele
hant
near
hire
when
he
tried
tc
rotect
a
native
gun-bearer
from
the
attacking
beast.
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YOU
WILL
BE
ROYALLY
WELCOMED
AT
THE
NEW
HOTEL
VANCOUVER
This
is
YOUR
holel
built
for
the
people
of
Canada.
Il
offers
the
best
In
service
at
the
most
moderate
prlcee.
Rales
begin
at
$3.00
a
day
for
rooms
with
tub
baths
and
showersl
Use
Its
delightful
modern
facilities
and
enjoy
the
homlness
and
hospitality
it
offers.
CAFETERIA
Whert
you
an
obtain
a
himI
delicious
mil
t
t
vry
moKite
Vuick
(crvict,
brttktm,
lunchton,
dinntr.
W.
J.
Mrlett,
Htnttrr,
.
1
I'll
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TIER
DAILT
NEWS
Ttaurdty
Jug,!
This
actvertiscmr
.,
l
not
pub-..
hed
or
cspu'::J
by
the
Liquor
Cintrol
Boar
I
or
by
the
Government
of
Briton
Columbia
High
School
Display
Held
Home
Economics
and
Manual
Training
Departments
Tut
On
Show
The
auditorium
of
Booth
Memorial
High
School
was
a
centre
of
Interest
for
parents
and
friends
Saturday
with'
the
holding
of
the
annual
display
of
work
.of
the
home
economics
department
for
girls
and
the
manual
training
classes
of
the
boys.
Therfi
was
a
tood
attendance,
the
guests
being
received
by
Miss
Irene
Mitchell
Miss
Irene
Hodgson
and
Miss
May
Jones.
The
girls'
sewing
display
took
the
form
of
a
fashion
parade
fcr
which
the
stage
had
been
especially
prepared
with
a
tastefully
decorated
floral
arch,
a
stairway
leading
to
the
auditorium.
A
wide
statistics.
In
storage
on
May
151
variety
of
costumes
was
shown
were
2.900,000
pounds
as
compared;
and
proficiency
of
the
girls,
under
witlh
300,000
pounds
at
the
same
their
Instructors.
Miss
Irene
Hod?
son
and
Miss
Frances
Watt,
was
amply
indicated.
Miss
Mary
Sievert
was
announcer.
The
manual
training
display
was
also
arranged
in
the
auditorium
under
direction
of
the
Instructor.
J.
H.
Nordan.
Following
.the
displays
tea
waft
served.
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer.
Miss
S
Pictures
Of
Royal
Visit
Were
Shown
.Large
And
Inleretfd
Audience
At
I
Catholic
School
1111
Scm
I
Display
By
Father
Anthony
'
,Mculcnberg
I
Annunciation
Schoo'
Hall
wai
filled
Tuesday
night
by
an
audl-
mce
which
greatly
enjoyed
a
dls-
Iplay
by
Father
Anthony
Meulen
berg
of
moving
pictures
which
hr
'took
himself
last
week
of
the
vlsr
of
the
King
and
Queen
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
The
various
activities
In
connection
with
the
royal
visit
were
graphically
de
pleted
and
there
were
wme
fine
close-ups
of
Their
Majesties.
A
couple
of
educational
reels-
-one
showing
volcanoes
In
action
and
another
on
Umbering
In
Ca-nadyin
forests
as
well
as
a
comedy,
rounded
out
the
program
which
lasted
about
an
hour
and
-
hlf.
Father
Anthony
gave
.the
narrations
and
was
assisted,
i'n
connection
with
the
entertainment
by
Father
W.
F
Lsntagne.'.',
Eagles'
Dance,
';
Happy
Affair
;
One
Hundred
and
Fifty,
Tenons
In
Attendance,
at
Enjoyable
Event
Last
Night
:'
A
very
enjoyable
dapce.was
held
last
night
by
the
Eagles'
Lodge
In
the
Aerie
Hall
00
Fifth
Avenue
East.
About
150
pernor
J
were
pres
ent
and
the
affair
was.
in
gay
swing
from
10
Dm.-until
2
ajri.
Music
was
by
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black's
Orchestra,
Robert
McKay
acting
in
his
mual
gen
ial
manner
as
master
q
ceremonies.
At
midnight
delicious
refresh
ments
were
wrved.
Henry
Smith
presided
at
the
door.
T.
L.
Davles
and
Mrs.
J.
11
Nordan
poured.
Miss
Gladys
Mcintosh
and
Miss
Frances
Watts
assisted
generally.
There
were
vocal
solos'
during
A.
Mills.
Mrs.
Arthur
Sutton,
Mrs
the
tea
by
Miss'
Marie!
Lock,
ac-W.
W
C.
O'Neill,
Mrs.
Charles
Hay-icorapanlcd
by
Miss
Tat
McCly-
wara,
Mrs.
j.
a.
McKlnley.
Mrs.
mont.
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you
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we
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Office
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Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
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J,
SKINNER.
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Rupert
Ajent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
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June
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Mill
lute
on
riUplay
the
actual
fabrics
for
the
new
eaon
that
are
alresdy
makltif
hlitory-
new
colors,
weaves,
pattern.
You
will
a
Wo
tee
a
com'
plete
shotting
of
the
new
tt)le-ldea
for
Sprint
ind
Summer
In
btnliieii
suits,
t
portiwrar
and
coatt.
Don't
in
It
this
opportunity
to
find
out
what
hit
in
men's
clothtt
thlt
aeaion
and
to
have
our
per
tonal
mrxmrments
taken
for
jour
new
Tip
Top
clothes.
Remember
the
date.
Youll
want
to
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Protect
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Good
Paint
It
the
only
insurance
that
you
ran
put
on
yMir
home
that
will
protect
il
from
the
weather
clement.
If
your
home
Is
not
proterled
against
dampness
and
heat,
dry
rot
Is
the
result,
which
takes
a
heavy
toll
In
property
each
year.
Drop
In
and
let
tn
tell
you
about
ll-M
"Fntllsh
Pafnl".
It
carries
the
manufacturer's
written
guarantee.
1
For
thoc
who
wNh
to
mix
their
own
paint
and
still
na,f
'
.
high
iiuallty
of
It.
II
HKnIMi"
yon
.rnnnot
buy
apythlnf
finer
o
longer
lasllujr
than
70-30
Paste
White.
Ui
us
help
,0"
your
painting
problcmi.
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STRUCT
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