r
AOS
THXEB
May
7,
191.
WH.iiwr'fJirt
mm
ITS
FOR
SPRING
i
clothes
'kc
tl,e
man,
we,
lute
Hie
clothes,
as
yuu'll
'
nndwlw"0"
pay
u
a
visit
if
mu
lave
a
sharp
eye
fur
value,
quality
and
style
'
uu
lose
nu
time
B
UinB...sWe
one
of
our
suits
or
lupioals
,
uc
know
you'll
appreciate
-the
flue
fabrics,
the
Rood
'
fit
and
the
expert
tailoring
-
fUlllSII
1AKICS
Are
Still
Available
in
All
Uaijgcs,
See
Our
ShowiiiB
of
FASHION
CRAFT
SUITS
$25.00
T0
$35.00
atts
&
Nickerson
jisites
Of
Istian
Life
Alexander
Kslcr
Also
&lu
ol
Second
Coming
ol
Christ
:.
a
vocal
solo
I
First
Aid
Class
Comes
To
Close
Instruction
Will
Be
Resumed
Early
Fall,
It
Is
Expected
Three
Cases
Ufi
The
recently-held
examinations
ncre.
tuillllMi
THIS
RICH
R.mOu
ScotcKWKisW
wuoiuu
in
in
HQ
in.
lit
Mil
M
UlTH
KOTUhD
,
Scotch
Whisky
40.oz..S5.60
f6V2
0z.-$3.75
i
In
County
Court
More
Fire
Alarms
,Here
Are
Sent
In
,
Total
for
Year
to
Date
is.
Twenty
Five
as
Compared
With
I
Seventeen
in
1910
-
.
Cross
Society
was
in
-pesslon
last
Now
Now.
he
he
deemed
deemed,
was
was
a,,
an
night
with
Dr.
-
H.
L.
A.
Tarr,
the
0
'arr
Old
Parr
Scotch
Whisky
is
hailed
hy
thousands
who
hkc
their
Scotch
robust
yet
smooth.
For
in
that
real
Scotch
flavour
-house
Old
Parr.
It
comes
w
you
the
famous,
old-lasluoncu,
untippablc
flagon.
it
C0NAID
GREENLEES
LIMITED,
LEITH,
SCOTLAND
Ic2Cr?SCmcnt
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
.Liquor
Bntrol
nv,j
.
..
A.
t
,
nriticVi
rnlumbla
-v.'u
ur
oy
me
uuvciuiiiciii.
ui
u......
nerd
now
for
knitters.
The
local
Society
ls
going
on
with
the
salvage
campaign.
It,
derives
a
small
margin
of
revenue
in
con-;
ncctlon
with
the
gathering
and
soiling
of
scrap
materials
which
are
useful
In
connection
with
the
war.
Old
rags
and
old
ropes
arc
now
being
gathered
up
In
addition
to-scrap
metals,
medicine
bottles
and
certain
old
magazines.
The
Boy
Scouts
arc
looking
after
the
collecting.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Here
Is
Higher
'Advertise
in
-the
-Daily
News.
Oilricemenls
'All'advertlstineut
In
this
column
will
be
cliaiyrd
foi'
a
full
Immth
at.25c
a
word
St.
Peter
s
SpriiiK
Saiu.
May
8.
17..
-1
Mrtf;i
-
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Mrs.
L.
W.
R.C.C.S.,
!
R
C
A
M.O
.
Il.U.A.b.iy..
lit.
Itev.
Ci.
Breynat
Of
Mackenzie
R.
C.
E:.
Auxiliary
Empire
Tea.
Login
City
On
Way
Back
To
His
ion.
May
17.
-
1
1
Vast
Diocese
In
Northern
Canada
May
'Seventeenth
Program,
M.wc
1
Hall.
:
General
Steffens
guest
It!..
Rev.
G.
Bicynat
O;
M.
I..
D.
speaker.
1)
veteran
bhhop
of
Uic
Human
Hirrso
of
Mackenzie
witti
I
W.
A.
Canadian
Union
headquarters
at
Fprt.Smlth.
arriv-
,Sale,
"
May
21.
.
cd
in
the
cJty
on'tKe
Prince
Gcorje
1
'
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
and
Presbyterian
Tea
..
.......
.-
,
r.i..,t.,
(Ulo
MncKnv
Mav
22.
Will
prCCreCl
UI
cuuiunwrn
"ii
uiu
"
evening's
train.
Better
known,
as,'
-
.-The
Flving
Bishop"
owing
to
the
I
"The
Private
becretary
extensive
uso
he
makes
of
ahlcraft
Theatre,
May
,23.
Mrs.
.
James
Capitol
volvcd
In
his
diocese,
Bishop
Brcy-
(
Cathpltc
tea,
Mrs.
Biatn
r
May
-J.
nat'
has
been
sending
the
pp
t
six
I
-
,
nn'm
mo,S
"
n
Vancouver
-and
Victoria!
Battle
of.
Jutla.nd.Tea
mjM
m.
..-.u.K-M.4
nr
hhTmmri
iin
Lea
i6n
Bundles
touiU'J
taking
a
rest
or,
wi-i
y
v
sW'i
hcalth.1
He
Is'
.&lVlfe,':ti
'.Edmonton.'1
"
.
.
ft
1,'ier
Fauclairc
of
r
.
.....
w
tnAav-
nuhnnl
Presbyterian
MLssionary.tea,
Mrs.
IJIVJ.''
M
J
-..w
rj
E.
M.
Bunoz
O.
M.
I..
Bishop
of
Nor
hern
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon.
Strawberry
Tea.
St.
Tctcri
Evci
.nlnffl
Branch.
Mrs.
Tliomas,
June
5.
,
"PROVED
his
bluf.s
I
,
Parent
Teachers'
Tea.
June
8
Thomas
Galnsborougli
painted
j
'
h's
famous
"Blue'
Boy"
to
d'iurovc
-
Jj,
.
S
UTment
ttat
blue
eh9uld
not.
Queen
Mary
ea
Legion
Hall,
massed
together
In
a
picture,
June.
14
for
soldiers'
graves,
rc-
I
t
v
rmi..pim
liiz&i
ur
ucaicr,
1
ens.
u
--
--
One
Struck
Off
l.Ut
ttit
fr
An.
.
?
E.
Unroicun,
M-
.,
.
.
.
nn
Print
.
i
iki
ti.v
on
uic
iiiiaui
mriiuu
i
'wit
-.
other
is
Set
and
Third
Deferred
jrirr
V
Vnishieas
trio
to
George
this
morning.
Mr.
Tolin
-to
Three
civil
actions,
one
of
which
Stewart.
was
struck
off
the
list,
comprised
the
calendar
for
May
when
County
"
'
'
"
W&rirhfe'up
a
new
club
In
the
city,
i
'LnZ
VM
returned
to
the
city
E.
C.
Stevens
of
SWdcgatc
and
v..7
.
T
ihix-mornlnir
R.
P.
Evan,
of
Port
Clcmcnis
are
Court
was
In
regular
monthly
ses-P
'
1
home
Un-Van-.Queen
Charlotte
Island
visiles
In
w
,ua
j
sidn
ihkj
week
before
Judge
W.
E.
J?0
a
viV
,
cily(
having
arrived
Uils
morn-
nsner.
w......
The
three
the
list
were:!
'
cases
on
.
-
i
.-,
rnr
..
"VPi
;
-
twh
nwn
r
Rnhirt
Kennedy
ol
the
A.
R
Winn-and
Norman
fl
Pratt
-4311.26
.
'
iH
0tf
v
willlm.
MarilinerV
Co..
which
Is
,
,.
mnrninsr
ironii
hwj
""
-
...
W.
...
Brown
mi
for
plaintiff,
jjiami..,
W.
.
O.
.
;
Vancouver
;L:v
dismantling
the
old
ameiung
piaiu.
Fulton
for
defendant,
struck
off.
5
Vancouver.
Robert
Scharffe
vs.
Tom
Cum-
"
.
.
mings,
$207.28,
W.
O.
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
T.
W.
Brown
for
defendant,
June
23.
1
Edward
Pettcrson
vs.
Mrs.
C.
P.
Hoy.
$94.70.
W.
O.
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
T.
W.
Brown
for
defendant,
next
court.
There
was
one
application
for
naturalization,
the
applicant
being
Yoshi
Mori.
ACHING
FEET
PAINFUL
LEGS
Tkl
mSt
i
rrfirf
J
at
Anyox,
was
p:'senger
aboard
iv,
natala
last
night
returnlns
'
from
Anyox
to
Vancouver.
George
Brown,
son
of
Mr.
and
r
Tamos
Rrown.
who
was
in-
imo,
wt...-w
.
inri
amnm
time
aco
aboard
H.
M.
C.
S.
Prince
Robert,
having
since
been
In
hospital
In
Valparaiso,
Is
now
cn
his
way
home,
accorouiK
;
-
;
.to
word
received
by
his
parents.
S.
J.
Jabour
arrived
In
the
cny
Blackburn
arrived
In
the
...
.
.
.j
n..n
hf
mnrnin"
'
'
...
.
v.i.
t
vrip'
fruioe
ucuifet
-i
rn
-np
prince
vjcuikc
from
Vancouver,
being
here
on
.
from
Vancouver
to
take
imvof
Ms
periodical
visits
on
in-
.
su'rahce'
business.
e
jai
branch
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
succeeding
'
Henry
Gray,
well
known
Alyansn
Fred
Conrad
il0
ls
transferred
to
merchant,
arrived
In
the
city
on
Vancouver
will
toe
leaving
on
th
catila
last
evening
from
the
c&
next
Tuesday
afternoon.
Naas
River,
being
here
m
in
.connection
with
his
duties
,
Vrnv.npi
constable
and
Mrs.
)
There
were
eight
fire
alarms
in
as"
a
census
enumerator,
Peter
cartwrlght
of
Terrcfce
ar-
Prlnce
Rupert
during
the
month
of
'
:
rived
in
the
cdty
on
last
night's
April,
no
damage
to
(property
being
Mr,
Justice'
Sidney
Smith,
payin0
tfaln
rom
interior
and
will
be
in
recorded
in
any
cases.
Last
year
In
his
flrsfvlslttb
Prince
.Rupert
since
thi
evening
on
their
re-
Anrll
there
were
three
alarms.
snDolhtment.
to
the
Supreme
Court
Terrace.
Constable
Cart-
'
.
..
v,.
.ttv
this
.
.
mere
nave
Deen
a
voiai
01
iwciuy-
Dencn,
am.tu
-
wn.ni
Drougui.
m
iiou..v..
...w..
...
...
.
v
.
.
.
v.
tjrtnB
npnree
to
.......
...
4-
o
mrmth's
"ve
alarms
so
iar
inis
as
com-,
momme-un
;
--
wiinams,
wno
is
j
-
I
,
year
fii
r
fv,m
cr,n.iii
Minn.
The
final
f
special
sessions
of
;
jhrpe
sevenUn'ln
the.nrst
lde
oVCr
the
spring
session
lmprisoniT1ent
for
driving
to
the
.
w
r
uo.
U-BU.B
u
..
Court
Arizes
opening
.
the
Subreme
d
er.
.
....
'handaalne
bcinir
conauciea
dv
iirsi
smun
e,tfi
itli
win
iirn-
..I.UUJ'.
i,.
,u
In..
a
.
TnM
..onlng
,mng
a
and
and
u
giv
giving
nt,
6
or.anlzatlon
.,,
was
was
hpiH
held
Protection
;cd
as
tnc
auues
utlesof
01
the
me
.
.
.,
cy
Rev
Dr.
r.
P
:yt,rian
Church
on
eludes
first
.W
..ruction
jvork
Growing
In
Christ."
"'"
"'
classes
will
be
resumed
for
new
-.tu-
;d
were
were
requisites
requisites
v
7,
.
,,
.
HERE
BUSY
tnflir
Mr.
Justice
pro-
a'd
workers
or
me
local
Air
uaia
.
trala
to
Prince
eed
-by
4,1
p
,
-fanl
hejd
ppp,
ACC
to
conduct
the
Arizes
there
Aether
tOnCCrt
Alcxand-
avJl
VliVUU
the
sncaKcr
at.
ne
was
,
n
!
day
morn-
Macdonald
In
charge.
This
con-
ww
T
-
-
-
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
DyDMP7,
Rand
and'
Rotary
Clubs
today
wun
w.
r.
Slbnej
and
Dr,
Neal
M!
Carter,
the
-l.1nnc
eh'irlnc'
duties
respective
yu...,
.
n
tlvine
lle
the
acnls
as
we"
"
u,c
w
w
Work
(ioinR
Aion;
wen,-
uepons
av
33
presiding
oincers.
ine
.
juut
Vta
cohorts
must
be
will
go
on
for
higher
qualification
.
Mcclin),
show
Knitters
Needed-
-accompanied
toyhlslwlfe.
Hpmnrraeles
must
Meantime,
It
is
expected
there
will
Gathering
Rafs
and
Rope
...
;
-
;
Zal
be
a
gathering
shortly
for
the
pre?-
.
,
r
1
things
and
Jt
pimuai
inniRs
wiu
,-,rt
fnnmrin-r
the
.
......
l.
r,..
KiilHinrr
VnlllP
Little
Klttv
Dixon
UKUtl
eniunun
....
ine
executive
or
vc
rruicc
iw
UUIlvlUlK
cr.
;rt
urancn
01
uic
uanauian
iica
;w
.
To
Wear
Smart
New
Uniforms
in
rrcscntins
Entirely
Fresh
Sunday
Night
Program
n,n
nriVv
Mnimlaln
Tlanzcrs
IS-
1
4m
Vegetable
or
Tomato
Soup
Aylrncr.
Reg.
size
O
SP
tins.
3
for
Peas-
Malkln's
Best,
16-oz.
tins.
.!
2
for
sieve
5.
23c
Carbolic
Soap
Jergen's,
4
bars
in
cello
pkg.
Per
pkg
Fruit
Tuddinc
Shlrrlffs,
15
oz.
Each
25c
It's
Delicious
Each
V
suiinrrs
Wax
Paper
100-foot
roll
with
razor
edge.
Qp
A
V
V
Chocolate
Eclairs
LB.C.
Fresh
stock.
9.P
Special,
Lb.
FUND
WILL
STAY
OPEN
Cut
(iretn
Beans
Lynn
Valley.
16-oz.
tins.
23
C
Sandwich
Spreads
Hcdlund's
assorted.
,
'
25
C
TOMATOES
2
large
2
for
27c
KETCHUP
Keg.
size
bottle
17c
rrnuATH
HTir.R10-oz.tins
1
for25c
,,vv
Sec
Our
Window
for
Other
Specials
Matches
Blue
Bird
Federal.
3
packages
in
one.
28
C
Trune
Plums
Aylmer.
16
qz,
light
syrup.
New
IQp
M-ox'
pack.
2
for
Ests
Buckley
Valley.
Fresh
and
dependable.
9Q(
Per
doz.
Corn
-Flakes
Sugar-Krisp.
Special.
2
for
15c
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phones
18
&
19
r-0-
Box
575
facilities
open
for
'the
receipt
of
'contributions
which
will
be
wel-
corned
at
all
times.
Possibly,
romc
I
'local
people
might
desire
to
make
'regular
donations
from
time
to
time.
They
'would
be
welcome.
Band,
which
has
been
giving
gen-!
,
iNh"
,
&aa
addresses
jofj
pW
rronslv
of
its
services
for'
various
contributions
To
Queen's
Air
Raid
,
AAlJ2itt
.!,
,t
at
evening
-r-
Gospel.
;
,
options,
has
now
decided
to
vic.hns'
KCief
W.
He
Received
6m
r,ond.ComJn,
Routine
r?rm.t,
Amoantln,:
vt-
W.W
ptm
M
As
l.nff
as
r,ee
,x,
u
Mne
donc
as
c?
Mere
so
Far
Tim
and
this
co
cert
wi
1
be
staged
I
next
that
the
.Out
possible
so
Taken
as
,r,
a
philosophical
pThe
Sen
Choir,
under
reports
showed
the
work
proceed-
the
prompUy
Mev
.
ondpolnt
but
from
Eion
of
Mrs.E,
J,
Smith,
.sang
ing
.satisfactorily
both
In
regard
to
Year
Sunday
hurchjn
mm
o'f
immolate
be
of
necdmay
put
-
"
view
of
the
the
anthem
"Lead
Kindly
UT
racing
Prince
Rupt
te
In
PrinSe
ary
of
a
ejey
CrnJ
Old
Parr.
month
of
April
totalled
$504
includ-
for
the
present
year
to
daw
a
-
Rupcri
in
we
,u
u
u
-
y
;
-
gratii:catlon,qulred
with
a
minmuun
of
delay,
ing
"proceeds
of
the
dance
by
the.
dicated.by
permits
taken
out
at
the
tunics
and
blu
n7"
"s
c
fProm
rcit
behrj
thoWn
in!
latent
tontrlbul,ns.
bringing
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers-
Orches-
City
Hall.stands
at
WW5-
&
1U
cn"1.
n
"
f?
SrRupcri
In
this
cause.
Mr.,
the
fund
up
to
$100.50
to
date,
are
tra
and
raffles.
Another
large
ship-
"pared
with
$17,090
In
the
first
four
what
has
been
staged
In
the
past
Chu
Watt
announces
3,,
t,he
appcal
acknowledged
as
follows:
ment
of
locally
made
articles
was
mon.of
JM
Such
popu
Jar
numb
rs
s
as
Uic
j
Previously
acknowledged
$02.00
made
last
Friday.
With
plenty
of
April,
totanea
cui
iu
,.,
7;-.-;"V;
exists
and
so
long
as
the
Arthur
Brooksbank
5.00
...
"wrkot
nnrl
-rK
PeaXnt."
"Grand.
Milt-
sumptions
continue
i,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Theo
Collart
tary
Tatoo"
and
Irish
airs
will
be
in
compliance
w.
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featured.
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request,
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News
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keep
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May
8.
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funeral
of
the
late
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p.
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Hall,
B.C.
Undertakers
tomorrow,
Thurs-
day.
at
2
p.m.
Cars
will
be
provided.
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Nurscs.
"Flying
Bishop"
Is
Visitor
Here
Home
May
15.
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SplnsLerj'
Spree
Friday,
May
10.
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2.50
2.00
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From
the
golJ
fields
of
the
Yukon
to
the
gypsum
plants
of
Nova
Scotia,
the
Dank
of
Montreal
is
co-operating
with
Canadian
MINING,
by
providing
its
various
enterprises
with
the
efficient,
spe
cialized
forms
of
banking,
service
each
requires.
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SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES
BANK
WHERE
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Thousands
of
workers
in
Canadian
mines,
smelting
plants
nd
allied
industries,
are
among
the
owners,
of
our
million
deposit
accounts.
Many
of
our
branches
are
well
located
for
their
convenience.
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and
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OF
MONTREAL
Pr"inceKu7crt
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R.
S.
BLACKABY,
Manager
Stewart
Branch:
H.
V.
LITTLER,
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