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Includes
WartlrolK?
:ind
Steamer
Trunks,
Aero-packs
and
Twin
Sets,
Gladstones,
Fort-niters
and
Club
Hans
All
Reasonably
Priced.
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i
vice
Includes
(Jilt
Initialling
at
Small
Additional
Cost
Watts
&
Nickerson
Open
Until
10
p.m.
Saturdays
lonlractors
Are
tendering
Upon
pr.
Rupert
Jobs
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lied
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Finest
Pink
Salmon
fickei
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the
only
salmon
aroint
entnpany
with
an
all
fear
round
Davroll
In
i
Prlnrr
ttiipprt
Too
Much
Bantam
For
Active
Army
eet
and
weight
102
pounds,
so
he
iL.
.
ividjf
was
honorably
discharged
after
:
x-are
alo
Ilur-
ii
abcut
;hrce
months.
hospital
extcn
Ruiert
Slrett
said
he
thoroughly
en-
KITKATLA
FUNERAL
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Softball
entries
with
fee
will
be
Used
Furniture
bought
lor
casn
Mrs.
R.
E.
Benson
sailed
last
been
cell
in
111
the
LI1C
Otl
service
1LC
Ui
of
ths
bu;
Canadian
vwinwwu
von.
him
vrv
fir
tn
Durlns
the
funeral
rites
all
so-
DIALING
BY
VOICE
News.
There
Is
no
charge.
PASSES
IN
VANCOUVER
Rite
far
.Mrs.
Hi-nry
Kmwn
Lars-'received
up
to
Saturday.
U15
or
sold
on
commission.
Ello's.Moose
JHrs.
William
Smith
Of
This
City
fM
Krr
IhM
In
Coast
Village
:
,
Building,
Ittlrd
Avenue.
t"
.
"ies
iu
:,uin
Aiier
ears
in
Mi-
M
P
MefXfrprv
snilort
kit
i
Illness
With
representatives
from
such
nlaht
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
;
Anyone
wishing
a
picture
of
the
villages
as
Pun
Simpson.
Met'a-
Vancouver.
Queen
can
tecure
It
at
the
Dally
-
vw
aim
nai
.itrjr
i
my
joining
the
tntlf?
papulation!
Mrs.
Josephine
Smith.
wlf
of
s
the
village
of
KKkatla
In
the
night
on
th
Prince
Rupert
for
a
ver
after
having
been
ill
obsequies,
th3
funeral
of
the
late
trip
to
Vancouver.
!
Mrs.
Frank
St
Amaur
sailed
las.
yean.
The
ramains
will
be
brought
M.
Betsy
Brown,
who
was
drown-,
night
on
the
Prince
Ruprt
for
a
heme
for
burial.
They
will
arrive
ed
last
week
at
K'tkatla,
was
one
Miss
Lillian
Vaccher
sailed
last
trip
to
Vancouver.
here
on
the
Catala
Sunday
nllv
of
the
largest
and
mart
impressive
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
and
the
funeral
will
take
pla:?
ever
held
In
Kltkatla.
It
took
place
trip
to
Vancouver.
Miss
Emma
Whlffen
sailed
last
Monday
afternoon.
Rev.
Dr.
Alex-last
Saturday
with
ervf-s
in
both
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
ander
Esler,
pastor
of
First
Pres-
the
Church
Army
Hill
am
St.
Miss
Ethel
Mocrehouse
and
MLss
Vancbuver.
byterlan
Church
crflatini
Peter's
Atrrlican
Church
nrppprlliv
Pwiiv
.fifc-mptor
sailed
last
nitsht
fled
wi'h
the
'r
ba?e
ronsruction
tends
school
here.
Th
oWest
on.
ho
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ronald
W.
Lmc
and
naval
service
in
South
Pacific
va-
VANCi
vn
M
.
.b
-
icnoers
LONDON.
Mav
10:
.CP,-
The
C"'
"
'
:
'
'J
7
pnvin.
for
ters.
he
I
on
his
way
home
to
J
lt
r.-
.t.n.ta.m
AA1.tMb
tJ
.
.
.
t
.rlditlonal
ar-
iuh.
m
remrv'ns.
aewr.ranied
bv
manv
Kamioops
to
taice
up
iuiure
resi-
ltTri
"
,.H.
?irett'
"at
rj,;e
i0:'
helsht
fl.ve
Hland
for
burial.
rrince
nupen.
William,
was
drowned
many,
years
Mr
.
William
McLcod
and
son
are
The
bereaved
will
have
th
with
sailing
ton'ht
an
the
Prime
pathy
of
friends.
imnrnDeiirriii
'"pi-,,
t
tot
u
nirptiriv
m
vtoria
visitini
many
Adelaide
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
on
rf
the
Chiefs"
On
leaving
her
mother-in-law,
Mr.
George
Calgary
where
they
will
spend
he
.
the
hall,
ttier-
followed
a
-vHs
Rorle
sr.
Une:L.l
'
months
vWUng
J(
MOSDltal
In
St.
Peter's
Church.
"Abld,
With
Jwr
MVwrtbva'cn-
P.
H.
Linzey.
census
commission-
with
Mrs
M:Lecds
parents,
Mr.
.
.
for
Skcena
riding,
returned
to
and
Mrs.
John
Watson.
jJeiflOUShed
Hon
which
n-l
'he
church
to
er
-.aw.Uv.
M1
M
Iipwis
san
a
a
,
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
a
--rnlo
Brown,
son
of
Mr.
and
"Flee
a
Bird."
Mr.
Shear-
trip
to
Smithers
on
official
business
George
man
was
awftfd
bv
W
Ridley
lay
and
will
sail
tonight
on
the
mn-
Mra.ji.mu.wu.
..w.
tanunwK
ior
m.ri,
.aj,
JHkcy
Is
Too
Small
For
Service
T.nf,.
rnnHlH,Mn,r
t,A
rvl-P
cs
Adelaide
for
Ocean
Falls.
heard
heard
from
from
a
a
few
few
days
days
ago,
ago,
was
was
at
at
pears
to
Make
Way
for
Fine
So
Is
Discharjed
vr,
qi,.,
'
'aa.
s
1
Halifax.
Halifax.
A
A
recent
recent
casualty
casualty
while
while
cn
cn
New
Structure
TiMYift
t
nn
nr
tha
nln
Prinpo
Hn.
PAQ2
ITTJ
WHITE
CIGARETTE
PAPERS:
i
Their
Marriage
wniiam
smnn
01
inis
cwy.
passes
n
A
ff
tf(
away
on
Wednesday
near
Vancou-
rrPitV
Atiair
fo.-
a.-
manv
many
J
Interment
cn
the
island
across
on
the
Prince
Ruoert
for
a
hoMday
Ovaries
McNab,
Canadian
Na-
in
the
Shetland
Islands
of
Scot-
west,
was
the
scene
of
a
very
pretty
from
the
village.
Rev.
Bert
Shear-
trip
to
Vancouver.
tlonal
Railways
car
foreman
nere,
an
one
:arne
prin:e
Rupert
wedding
ceremony
when
Miss
iran.
the
resident
missionary,
offl-
'
-
i2d
hEt
ntht
m
th-
pri,we
frrm
hs
Old
Country
In
1913
and
ohrlstinic.
Coolr
and
Clarence'Iw.
ciatcd.
Constable
and
Mrs.
Jack
Locki
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
was
married
to
Mr.
Smith
In
1916.
Dlxcr
were
united
in
marriage
'by
The
Kltkitla
Concert
Band
un-
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prlnee
In
addlt'on
to
the
widower,
de-
Rev
w.
J.
Frieson,
pastor
of
the
der
the
leadership
of
Lawrence
Rupert
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Col.
Griffin
cf
b"!
Ryan
Con-ceased
leaves
to
mourn
her
loss
Pentecostal
Assembler.
Innrs,
preceded
the
proton
from
Revelstske
to
whteh
point
Onn-
Tn.nm
or
viiici
n.m
uu
two
sons-Maicoim
fcmnn,
at
pnvs-
Thc,
prlncioals
stood
under
an
the
resldenc-
to
-h
chur.
Mem-
stable
Lockle
has
been
transferred
the
Prince
R.-
far
a
trip
to
ent
taking
military
training
in
aKfc
nrcttilj
Serrated
;
with
white
hor
nf
tv,
f,i,.M
nn,t
In
fhf.
nrnv
nLil
tnltce.
Vancouver.
ui
uiu
o
.uu.i.
Psslnatnn
hnnrl-
il-i
nnrt'-'-ntprl
A
short
service
was
first
held
In
i
Gcor?e
L.
Rarle
sailed
last
night
work
at
Seal
Cove.
the
Cnorrh
Army
Hall.
Before
en-'-n
th
Prince
Ruoert
for
a
trip
to
'erhiR
'h
hall.
11:
band
slaved
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Mrs.
Rorie
'
'?.
:.
Mfca:
ChriUina
Cook
Becomes,
the
Bride
of
Clarence
W.
-Dixon?
'
.'
-1
The
home
of
Mrs.
and.""
Mrs.
The
late
Mrs.
Smith
was
born
Gscrge
Cook.
G29
Eighth'
Avenue
Vernon,
and
Jamss
Smith,
wha
at-
.'
.1rnj
nml
..PHfiiht?
rt-l
.
U.
i
r1
l-AUn)
kVtndmtni
ir
no-r,
at
the
month
of
Slav
Creek.
'c
''-"H
."'
jym
fawr
tailored
suit
witH.,Pk
ac
cessories
and
earned
a;;peauuiui
tcuaue.
of
sweetheart
rps
and
carnatians.
Miss
MariorlejCook.
as
bridefimald.
leaked
dainty
jrf
loili-tarv
blue
and
carried
a
bouquet
of
irb
and
snapdragon.
,
,
.
:
'
The
graom
wa1.
'
attended
by
Leonard
Dixon.
There
were
7a
Invited
quests
at
thj
reception.
Mrs.
Ccak
ana
Mrs.
Dixon,
received
the
guests.rthe
fot-m-?r
dressed
in
navy
blue
silk
with
white
accessories
and
latter
la
black
nert
General
Hosoital
bui!din2
at
and
blue
with
white
.'accessories.
,
the
corner
of
Fifth
Avenue
East
They
nad
corsages
ox
wnue,garuin-
t
ur
v
uDnrv
nn
nf
n'r
T
w.
and
Green
Street,
for
thlrtv
vears
as,
Th?
bride!'
U
blewabeauUful-
4.
,
ivujt
.......
-
-
-
it
j
.
ii
.
.
......
...
r.r
tho
lonrtmarife
nf
tho
pitv
rv
decorated
with
a
three-tier
wea-
National
Kanways
nere
ior
wie
paai,
E:
Henry
or
Kamonion,
wno
nas
...v
-
-
-
,
...
Thre'
b'"
bits
Narma
G
Iren
nirr.
o.
,
l-h3.
ixjrina
vj.,
iren.
'
pnmniptprt
hv
t.
(?
r.hv
dina
cake
with
pink
ana
wniie
May
and
Lady
V
were
used
in
years.
rem
en
at
Premier
for
the
six
-
nn
pn4
sil
"
taners.
..
,
rcrsing
from
the
village
to
the
Kamioops.
island
used
for
burials.
months,
came
in
last
night
with
S.
the
same
slte
on
the
conrtructlon
Mrs.
Haines
Mrs.
Smith.
Mrs.
'
J.
Jabour
to
take
over
the
local
0
a
military
hospital
buildins
McLean.
Ruth
Little,
Amy
Little,
agency
of
the
Sun
Life.
He
Is
ac-
which
will
be
a
building
very
sirnl-
Flcretrco
Dixon,
Jean
sraun
were
"do
his
bit"
at
the
Lincolnshire
ciai
orsarazquons
ol
ine
vuiugej
NEW
yokh.
May
id:
a
companied
by
his
wife
and
will
re-
lar
to
the
new
Prince
Rupert
Gen-
servlteurs.
?
:
ra-es
this
vear
a
'tended
In
full
colors.
These
In-.-yoi
dialing"
telephone
system
Sid0
in
prince
Ruoert.
Mr.
Jabour,
eral
HosnitaV
Tenders
are
now
Numerous
beautiful
arid
useful
Books
in
the
News
Wind
Come
Weather
duMaurier
JHy
Men-Cato
lornoral
to
Fidd
Officcr-Langford
2Qc
Each
.
ciuucu
wic
xiuao
uucictj
u
.wnicn
auiinua;
i:iiuj
tuinicv-u
iv
after
spending
a
weeK
at
tremier,
being
called
ior
me
new
military
cms
vesuwea
10
wc
"
Peter's
Church,
the
ladie
called
when
the
number
is
the
couple.
.
ofjparty
De
here
for
he
next
week.
hospital
young
.
,t
Notice
Notice
f.he
Excelkr
Club,
the
Young
Wo-
spoken
Into
the
transmitter,
has
'
.
Funeral
men's
ChristKn
Association
and
been
patented
by
a
New
Yorker.
-
'
.
,
The
funeral
of
Mrs.
William-
'.h
Na'ive
Sifterhood
of
British
?
;
Smith
will
take
place
at
the
B.
C.
Columbia
In
all
o
whlh
crganiza-
;-
Parlors.
May
19.
2:30
pm.
tlons
deceased
was
a
prominent
w"e
Ambrose
Reid
of
Port
stmp-
member
and
off
'err.
She
was
also'
son
and
.Xialhan
Shaw
ct
Hartley
CITY
OF
I'ltlNCE
ItlTt.UT"
a
member
of
both
St.
Peters
v-
.2a
.
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City
is
offerin?
for
sale
the
was
Chanlain
of
the
Ei?elslcr
Club,
idrowned
a
few
mll't
frc.n
ihe
vil
following
property:
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There
were
fifty
beautiful
floral
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or
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ai
there
was
a
banquet
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the
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a
"want
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the
Dally
News.
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2i
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hall
sponsored
by
Lewis,
this
event
being
held
in
Reach
ten
thousand
people
with
honor
of
the
visitors
from
various
villages
as
well
as
to
mourn
th
passing
of
deceased.
The
elders
of
the
village
roke
in
appreciation
rf
those
who
had
coma
from
con-
s'derable
distance
to
attend
the
obsequies.
Th
e
included
James
Lewis,
the
he-';
Henry
Brown,
the
widower,
Henry
Collison.
John
Nelson,
Chief
Edward
Gamble
and
Mrs.
Maude
Russ.
On
behalf
of
the
village
the
speakers
were
Andrew
Lewis.
Jcerh
Innis
and
Matthew
i
.Hill.
Speaking
for
th;
visitors1
lage
following
th
capsizing
oi
a
rowboat.
With
her
was
her
daughter
Frada.
who
managed
to
iave
herself.
The
late
Mrs.
Brown
Jame.iwas
resPeoted
far
and
wlde-
Sne
was
one
ci
ne
leuumu
wuiw
ji
Kltkatla,
always
occupied
in
helping
and
organizing
in
any
capacity
in
the
progress
of
the
village.
Born
at
Port
Simpson
a
member
of
th
well
known
PiJ:e
family,
Mrs.
Brown
had
lived
nere
ever
since
her
marriage
to
Henry
Brown.
Besides
her
widower,
he
is
survived
by
her
daughter,
Freda,
and
son.
Johnny,
and
two
brothers,
Paul
Pr"e
and
Jo?hui
Price
of
Port
Simpson.
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Hall.
General
Stelfens
guest.
speaker.
W.
A,
Canadian
Legion
Spring
Sale,
May
21.
Presbyterian
Tea,
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22.
Mrs.
James'
Lutheran
Circle
Tea,
May
23,
Metropole.
"The
Private
Secretary"
Capitol
Theatre,
May
28.
Catholic
tea,
Mrs.
Blaln's,
May
29.
Battle
of
Jutland
Tea
May
31,
Canadian
Legion.
Bundles
to
Bri
tain.
Presbyterian
Missldnary
tea,
Mrs
Duncan
McRae's,
June
4.
Strawberry
Tea.
St.
Peter's
Eve
ning
Branch.
Mrs.
Thomas,
June
Anglican
Tea,
Mrs.
Evltt's,
June
5.
Parent
Teachers
Tea.
June
8.
Queen
Mary
tea,
Legion
Hall,
June
14
for
soldiers'
graves.
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CAN'T
BEAT
MY
FLOORs
FOR
COLOUB
AND
value;.,
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yes,
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found
a
May
to
dress
up
our
home
and
save
money
at
the
same
time.
We've
discovered
inftrwnsiw
flooring
beauty:
we've
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growing
army
of
Congoleum
enthusiasts."
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too,
delighted
with
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loveliness
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this
fine
floor
covering
and
with
the
way
it
"sets
ofT"
furniture
and
hangings.
Congoleum,
in
rugs
or
by-thc-yard,
is
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in
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wider-than-cver
rangeof
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mopping
and
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instead.
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Gold
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guarantees
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and1
long
wear.
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