i
i
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
New
And
Used
Furniture
1
ROYAL
TYPEWRITER
In
good
condition
,
1
MONARCH
TYPEWRITER
At
12
.MONARCH
TYPEWRITERS
In
10"
reconditioned.
From
END
TABLES
Walnut
finish
A
12
COFFEE
TABLESIri
walnut,
of
various
styles
24
FELT;
MATTRESSES
i'v
i
;
v
iis:j;
i
DRESSERS
Witerlall
ddsitfn:
and
Phone
BLACK
331
$22.50
824.50
12",
16-
carriages.
All
845
to
$55
8C"TSDEDS-
S12.50ni5.50
1
LAWN
MOWER
In
good
condition,
large
size.
Special
5
RECONDITIONED
KITCHEN
RANGES
Of
various
makes,
from
i
828.00
t0
835.00
WEW
FURNITURE
m)r
Mj.-.yljLi.i.iV.1
...!:.:......;
I
STUDIO
COUCHES
Very
modern,
three
spring
filled
cushions.
Reg.
$45.00.
Now
24
3-piece
CHESTERFIELDS
In
88.75
82.45
89.50
87.50
822.50
$36.00
new
colors
and
patterns.
FZrastyle
875.00
to
8125.00
Next
Door
to
B.C.
Clothiers
THIRD
AVENUE
I
The
local
unit
of
the
Royal
Can-
handsome
engraved
cigarette
case
.unC.
w
ana
lighter.
Suitable
t.
J
comments
-Churrh
which
u
he
was
eommnndintr
off
rP-
j.
w..
.
.
nurcn
Piano
Pupils
Of
Miss
Margaret
McCaffery
And
Miss
Jean
Sic-Lean
Acquit
Themselves
To
Good
Advantage
I
Before
a
large
Catherine
of
ad
miring
parents
and
friends,
some
I
forty
of
the
piano
students
of
Miss
Margaret
McCaffery
and
Miss
Jean
McLean
were
heard
to
excellent
advantage
in
a
splendid
lerm
closing
recital
at
Annun
iation
Hall
last
night.
That
the
pu,).;
;had
been
making
excellent
progress
In
their
musical
studies
was
amply
demonstrated.
Some
twenty
of
the
students
who
took
part
had
just
completed
their
first
year.
Speaking
briefly
at
the
clasp
nf1
I.
the
program.
Miss
McCaffery
an-
inounced
that
she
was
leaving
-1
Prince
Rupert
before
next
term
joui
nad
made
arrangements
fori
miss
Kutn
Nelson
to
return
here
I
from
Victoria
to
take
over
heri
classes
with
which
Miss
Jean
Mc-j
Lean
would
continue
to
be
identl-
fled.
Those
taking
part
in
the
program
were
Leonora
Raabe,
Jac-j
queline
Smith,
Gordon
Rothwell.i
Joan
Morse.
Kathleen
Smith.
Richard
Large,
Ruth
SImonsen,
Joyce
Macdonald,
Eleanor
Fitzgerald,
Mary
MacAfee.
Enid
Young,
Yvonne
Morin,
Kay
Nlck-erson,
Joyce
Watts,
Mary
Sim.'
Bernard
DeJong,
Betty
Charstad,
Monica
Holtby.
Ingrid
Skog,
Dorothy
Smith,
Solvelg
Mork.
Forbes,'
Lee.
Edith
Murvold,
Jack
McIn-
tosh
and
Jack
Macey
(duet).
Jean
Smith,
Bruce
Carter.
Margaret
'
Lamb,
Hilda
Pottinger.
Jean
Ms-'
Afee.
Margaret
Morln,
Ruth
Wal--ton
and
Audrey
Hunter
(duet).
David
Carter.
Joyce
Oawthnrne.
uiuord
Wanamaker.
Bernlce
East
wood
and
David
Balllie.
EXPLOSIVE
COAL
LANOEBAAN.
South
Africa
'
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.
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J
V
VOUU
lUi
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1
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1
1tAj4
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June
25:
(CP)
Square
lumps
which
he
took
to
be
coal,
turned
i
"
Something
old,
something
new
.
.
."
This
year
British
Columbia
presents
the
new
Big-Bend
section
of
the
Trans-Canada
Highway
around
the
headwaters
of
the
great
Columbia
River
.
.
.
from
Revelsfoke
to
Golden,
193
miles
of
scenic
wonderland.
The
Highway
is
new
but
rich
in
associations
with
the
old,
when
the
Big.
Bend
of
the
Columbia
was
the
thoroughfare
of
the
Fur
Brigades,
and
Boat
Encampment
the
rendezvous
for
all
the
traffic
of
trail
and
waterway.
THIS
YEAR
SEE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
"
The
Vacationland
that
has
"
Everything."
THI
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
COVtKNMtNT
TRAVEL
BURtAU.
DtpirlmM
f
Tr4
4
l4itry.
Noted
Golfer
.'
Visits
Jasper
.Mickey
Rooney
Portrays
Famous
,
Inventor
as
Roy
In
Interesting
f
Picture
nhirh
i
the
frAtnr
nieture
on
the
r
.
A
FAMOUS
SCOTTISH
REGIMENT
.u
kf
9
f
y'&
uordon
HicjhL
New
York
,.
33
21
.611
Cincinnati
38
20
.65$
Chicago
32
29
J25
St.
LouU
2
31
.436
Pittsburg
21
31
.404
.
Philadelphia
19
34
.353
Portraying
his
first
real
life
char-
v.,.
18
3
Jlfl
acter.
Mickey
Roowy
play
the
Amerlcan.Leaxue
title
role
In
"YOUiik
Yziuns
TOO!
iooi
diOn'
iwb
Cleveland
V...V
.w.v
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-
-
(ItVtJII
JO
.
.
'
uwiuii
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
Detfojt
the
first
half
of
this
week.
Teamed
New
York
with
him
is
another
popular
Juven-
SL
LouU
iu
ur
Viralnia
Weidler.
who
Dlays
ru.
-
a
.
-
WilklUgU
.
.
.
the
part
of
his
sister.
Also
In
stel-
Philadelphia
(ar
roles
are
Fay
Balnter
as
Mr.
Washington
Edison
ana
ueorge
uencrou
as
me
father.
Other
well
known
members
'
32
34
28
29
25
22
24
'of
the
cast
are
Eugene
Pallette,
Vic-j
Flrt..n
lnrfl,
..,..,,
...
.
tor
Kl.lan.
Bobble
Jordan.
J.
M.
wlth
"J,
-Kerrigan
and
LJoyd
Corrlgan.
;wcrc
fach
aMMj$1
cosU
cTt,
The
with
Intense
human-
story,
JJ
mce
C0Uft
anfJ
'
i
lcs
,ue:
COTers,
cnI
,thf
the
licences
forthwith.
hood
of
the
famous
inventors
life.
It
Is
replete
with
comedy,
drama.
-
-
-
tears,
thrills
and
adventure,
delln-I
eating
the
triumph
of
a
typical
boy
who
had
to
show
his
home
folks
t
that
he
was
not
the
numbskull
they
I
thought
him
to
be.
Many
of
the
bona
fide
incidents
of
young
Edison's
early
life
arc
said
to
be
accurately
depicted.
r
VVhifflets
From
The
Waterfront
J
Northland
Transportation
Co'i
steamer
North
Sea.
Capt
A.
W.
Nickerson.
was
In
port
from
7
a
m.
Until
S
nm
triutarrfiw
ilti.Van.in
I'-"'"
vtMi
UMIIKI
ft4'.
several
cars
of
fresh
and
mild
cured
fish
from
Ketchikan
for
transshipment
East
over
Cana
dian
National
Railways
as
well
as
(loading
halibut
bait
After
hand-ping
the
cargo
the
vessel
sailed
In
continuation
of
her
voyage
to
'Seattle.
Union
steamer
Catala.
Cant.
James
Flndlay.
Is
due
In
port
at
3
o'clock
tVlrw1r
(hli
this
afternoon
flftnpnrVtn
fmm
from
Of
tr
out
to
be
harpoon
explosive
when
JASPER
PARK,
June
25-One
of
Stcw-
-.
mailU
flUI.
WlCIIt
in
tt
(aiming
ftVU4CII
KUIiCIS
111
HIT
HI
b
UIIU
UUltl
I1UI
U1CITI
JUUIS
tUQ
coal
stove.
Marra
and
his
son
and
United
States,
Miss
Grace
Amory
will
sail
at
3:30
psa.
for
Vancouver
daughter
were
taken
to
hospital
of
West
Palm
Beach,
the
subject
re-1
and
waypolnts.
25
miles
away.
centlypfi
several
pages
of
lllustra-
-
I
.
.
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1
,
-
.
.....
.
...
.
.
....
.
-
-
3
'
Isallors,
ft.Jarmer
andiian
hotel-
"caaro
oy
""Dert
funizer
and
in-
consurco
largely
of
round
trip
tour-
ccper
enaea
a
aispute
that
start-
.
"msuuHi.
oven
persons
m
in
k..
v-.
-i-
..
.
E.
D.
Boardman.
all
nf
Palm
rtpnrh
dLtembarkrrl
frnm
h.
t.
.
uai,
lUtXll
was
Iinca
s;i
Mil
"
.
tv
irasu
title
U...
.
'
VV,-UU
Tho
r1
rtf
n..,
l
-nJ
...
I
vm
senience
was
suspended
six
"
Bunmg
wur
"i
pxssage
aooara
ncr
months
subject
to
good
behavior
and
exPnased
kec
delight
at
the
here
for
Vancouver.
'
local
lay-out.
"l
haT
never
seen
eighteen
more
j
The
uual
crowd
or
workers
from
nrucf'
f
l
aarrity-
Pa"l
tt4u
beautiful
uMlul
nor
uur
individually
iimmauaiiy
charac-
cnarac-
a
oar
Darts
01
of
the
me
district
district
are
are
noi
now
or
.
the
Roman
Catholic
tertetic
holes
laid
out
on
any
golf
.gathering
at
the
Skeena
River
can
Ih
"
nlhfTv6";
W
I
carIler
."I
2
Lh"e
at
'W"
ritt'"
thc
canning
sea
gathered
Friday
afternoon
to
da
ecipient.
""?
Knt?
c"f
"
the
stated
Mr.
Boardman.
.
'son.
Daily
boaU
are
arrlvlmr
from
parung-nonor
to
ueut.
orme
Stu-
"".enor,
sauca
sat-
mus
Amory.
who
recently
won
the
north
and
south
in
antlclDatlon
of
art
'prior
to
his
departure
from
A
good
showing
of
"Jumpers"
IslSupert
forTnl,,00
thC
P,rlnCC
bdtoe'
ea,tCm
championship
and
the
opening
of
the
sockeye
seon
Prnce
Rupert
i.u,4.
to
w
Join
JUU,
the
ulc
Royal
nyat
reported
reponea
from
irom
the
the
Skeena
SkePnaP
River
LXje?J?r
hit
hnm.
in
.Vi"
7
te
to
wa.
beaten
uicu
in
n
the
me
final
nnai
of
of
the
the
Wo-
Wo-
on
June
30.
Althr,h
u
J
j.
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111
uiweil.
MA9tlll-
men's
men'.
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mainmn
ainini
Navy,
On
behalf
of
the
unit,
Writer
and
Indications
are
that
there
will.setts
for
tdfS
,
m"!
MetroPtan
by
Maureen
Or-
Allan
Davles,
Its
senior
member,
be
Wre
a
cutt'
ha1
""'c
a
good
run
of
sockeye
ta
BuffaJ.
t
trouble
breaking
80.
presented
Lieut.
Stuart
with
tor
the
eastern
ther
8
at
a
first
0f
the
season
at
et
ciUes
here
for
any
woman
-?
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'"lJBlx
-
anciers
Lers
I
Formed
In
I7HT
l
ti.i.
r
.
c.:",t
vt
n
"
v
'"
romnirati
Known
it
the
o9
I,IL8h.,1T,e"
if1"1.?0'
of
root'
iubsequently
became
the
92od.
In
1881
1
the
two
btIioni
combined.
21
bitttlions
wried
in
the
Great
War.
Canadian
affiliate:
48h
Highlanders
of
Canada.
IIATTLK
IIO.VOI
HS
M7Kf.
Scrfoaiptum
Fmoni-op-Z
M.ndora
Ccrunnt
Fnte.
dOnof
Mmttu
Vmona
R,r.0e.t
Ni.t
Onhi
I'ninU
WIrto
Kll,
1879
KiixUhir.
1880
Afhiniin.
t-8-80
TtUI
Ktbir
rnrdeberc
South
Africa,
1899-1902
Mom
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f
.....
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Vrl9l.'lVl7
Loo.
Soma,.
ABCTM916
19
18
Ami.l9l7.'18
Ombral.
t9lVU
ViicorSv.nwo
RWfcii'iiinmj.vm
DEWAR
OLD
SCOTCH
WHISKY
TO
GET
THE
BEST
BE
SURE
TO
SAY
"BEWAR'S
DISTILLED,
BOTTLED
AND
BLENDED
IN
SCOTLAMn
were
last
year,
the
fUhrm
-
-
'----
atv
vu
tun
wmcn
may
40
ox.
J
tcA
I
8Mi
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Iu.
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FKt7
rTSllllllllM
a:!!ii:
BOt
PUbl,S!,ed
0r
diP'T,dnlfe
LUOr
C0ntl0t
lloard
Government
.-2L;v2
W
.Brltlelj
Columbia
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i
PAGE
FOVll
1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1
RECITAL
TOM
EDISON
Baseball
Standing
SERVICE
ENJOYED
'A
Ptelcnt
'the
Ji
STORY
HERE
The
league
National
standing
League
to
date:
wp5
Brooklyn
34
19
.64:
2
Shows
Mthtij
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
in
Watch,
Clock
Jewelery
and
Optical
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
EXPERT
OPTICAL
SERVICE
Lirenree
for
Numount
Fullvuc
Frames
The
Latest
in
Eye
Wear
CIIAS
I)OI)LMEAI)-OPT03IETRIST
Thone
261
for
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Gifts
for
Every
Occasion
iy
Send
4jiyhwa.y
23
23
22
30
32
31
34
38
.629
Ml
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.483
.475
.4411
J93
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ANNOUNCING
MICKEY
R00NEY
"Yung
Tom
Edison"
,At
7
11
W
:!l,
ADDin
3
Stoojei
yoa
jj
b
-n
tieet
,
l'te
Smith
Xe,T
Comlnj
Thurt
rrT"
nuos.
I,
"ATTIIECIRCtV
With
Kennr
r.i
Gone
With
The
Wind
I
DAYS
Mon,
Tvch,
VcU
Thurs.,
July
8,
9,
in
n
Matinees
2
p.m.
TWICB
DAILY
L
Shown
Here
exactly
as
Presented
r
famed
Atlanta
Premiere
and
i
w
NEVER
BE
BEEN
ANYWHERE
EXCEPT
AT
ADVANCED
PRICES-
AT
LEAST
UNTIL
1041
THICKS
lltTlVrrs
n..i
.
Kvcningi
All
Seats
Hcserved
For
.Intince
and
Kvcnin?
Shon
.--imri
ma
Wlfonj
.
,
7Je
lxtt
im
i.ii..i.ti
urciiettra
jind
lUlrony
.
U.H
iatn
U
li
nen
include
Tail
M-T
s
ALL
noi
Office
Opn
It
Nn
ti
u"""
uMimmun
f:JB
pm.
DUy
Prompt
Attention
to
MAIL
OH
DERI
Accompanied
by
Check
or
Monr
Order
and
Self-Addressed
Stamped
Envelope
SPIX'IAL
FO
OUT
OF
TOWN
PATRONS!
BAIUIAIN
l-XCUIWION
RATES
Horn.
Uke
Writ
1IV
CSM.
Return
Jnlr
llh
tn
XI
,
i
Hon
in"Snational
American
weekly,
A
total
of
173
paengeri
aboard
MriVrCT
OT
.
ni
mwa
EVERYBOD1"
IMPPY
left
here
Monday
for
the
coast
after
j
the
steamer
Princew
Charlotte.;?
INJuWHol
jLALK.
SUITS
wriviV
'
'Pending
several
days
playing
golf
I
which
was
In
port
from
3:30
to
3'J
kJWllU
CAPfe
town
t.,n
.
-o.
and
fhlng.
Miss
Amory
was
a'odock
Saturday
afternoon
south-'
A
lTr
I?
A
D
A
A
I?
T"l
T?
rPrP
r
P
(HandshaliSc
fn
rnrt
k.
member
of
a
party
from
the
south
'bound
from
Skazwav
to
Vancouver.
?
rXkLS
I
jfTLlXlVl
1
1
LjO
I
For
The
Holiday
Weekend
irSj
Finest
Assortment
In
The
City.
rialn
colors,
strlpea
and
;
blue,
green
and
tan
in
i
Afall
flnlaVrtl
PrnmHll.
t'ill.J
t'l.Ll
-x
escape
description
If
.
.
i
'J
Just
a
little
ahead
of
thr
v.
r,
youll
find
it
among
ihes
.sr.E?
:J
SLACK
SUITS
FAIl.MEItCTTKS
S2.95
Up
from
51.75
Up
ff'TI
8eJectlon
of
contrasting
ors.
Limited
quanUiK'.s
)
assure
you
of
someth'i.u
at
prices
that
you'll
re-x-Inexpensive.
The
new
tatlons
irom
both
hc
F
States
shipped
in
exp;
Inlon
Day.
;
.
f
!e
'freii!-w
c
-1
;:
r.
D:3
I
RUPERT
PE0W.ES
STORE
"In
Ihe
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
i
THIUli
AVE.
Next
in
it.iihm.,.,.
ii..n.
ni
rr
101
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trnns-Atlnntic
Trans-Picift
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Fall
and
Way
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Adelaide"
every
Friday
10
p.w
To
Vancouver
Direct
,
Princess
Louise
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Charlotte
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June
1st,
15th,
20th
June
8th,
22nd
Jtum
26th
To
Ketchikan,
Wraniell,
Juneau
and
SkJ
June
3rd,
loth,
17th,
2Ut,
24th,
July
1st
5th
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at
Vancouver
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of
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whob
district
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