Ljnecday,
June
24,
1925.
just
One
More
Week
JEW
S
of
the
big
JALE
l"opl
are
tellinK
u.-
we
,
,
.
rl.unly
giving
rei,i
l,ti
gains.
-Now
N
liu.
fur
vou
U)
MyJ
money.
Here
are
a
lew
mure
snap
ami
you'll
lnnl
many
imire
waiting
Tor
you
here.
Sugar
and
Creams,
Marmalades
and
Butter
Tubs
willi
cut
flower
designs,
$.3o
for
85c
Cut
Flower
Design
Glass
Sherberts,
V,
lo'z.
,-ri
"
.
2.90
Stainless
Carving
Sots,
Slag
handle,
in
vdu-t
box
H.
for
$7.80
2G
Pieca
Community,
Hollow
Handled
Set
of
Silverware,
reg.
?f.-i,2i,
for
$31.35
Kiddies'
Small
Imitation
Watch,
looks
just
like
a
real
platinum
watch,
73c,
for
45c
7
Piece
Cut
Design
Glass
Water
Set,
$i.oo,
for
$2.90
4
Piece
Silver
Caffeo
Set,
including
iruy,
$2
..-(),
fw
$17.00
Fine
Quality
Silver
Plated
Pis
Casserole
with
lre
lining,
s.".."jH
for
$3.90
Beautiful
Pierced
Silver
Sandwich
Plate
with
detachable
-ilver
handle,
s5.no,
fur
.
.
$3.45
Bulger
&
Cameron
Id.
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ii
1
1
m
mi,
mi
mi
i
iimjirWiHiii"
ORMES
LIMITED
t.'.il
'i
''ii
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
LOLLIPOPS
.
Iimh-chiss
Candy
iv
form.
1
i
10o
Ilea)
Bargain
in
VACUUM
BOTTLES
W
bought
this
I.
it
ery
-.p.
"
tl'
al
cadi
55c
RINEX
A
gua.'-ujifcci
ivlirf
in
canes
of
Head
Cold,
Hay
I'cver,
((.
Your
money
back
if
not
satisfied
with
results.
Per
bottle
...
.
$1.00
FREE
ENLARGEMENT
Bring
your
films
ami
negative
in
for
us
to
(let
clop
and
print.
Save
the
coupons
in
the
envelopes
and
pet
a
frrg
enlargement.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
Phone
82
and
200
Here
9
8
ci
Snap!
8
Piece
Walnut
Dining
Room
Suite
$149
50
'
and
;nmlInT
8
Piece
Walnut
Dini
g
Room
Suite
$105.00
BARM'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phones
637
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Local
and
Personal
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
t.
A
real
50c
Taxi
Service.
Brown
laxi.
l'lionc
80.
If
You'll
like
our
ooall
Consum
ers
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
tf
l.a
I'arisienne
Beauty
Shoo.
fourth
St.,
Phone
301.
tf
Anywhere.
Anytime.
Arthur's
laxi,
00c.
Phone
C78.
If
Wrathall's
Ten
Day
Sale.
600
Victor
Records
on
Sae
at
55c.
latest
hits.
'
119
Mrs.
Wallace
Orchard.
Mus
grave
Place,
will
not
receive
on
jhursday
nor
again
until
fall.
Wrathall's
Sate.
Come
In
and
look
around.
Leather
sofa
cushions,
Books,
Cameras,
etc
See
our
windows.
tit)
Miss
It.
ll.
.Scott
in
charge
of
I
he
receiving1
class
at
Borden
St
School
is
leaving
Friday
for
New
uirk
where-
she
will
spend
Miei
holidays.
Sheriff
John
Shirley
has
been
in
the
(ieneral
Hospital
since
the
first
of
the
week'.
His
frbmds
will
be
pleased
to
know
that
be
is
recovering
nicely
from
his
recent
Illness.
The
Catholic
ladies
will
hold
a
lea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
at
the
homo
of
Mrs.
J.
H.
Hil
ditch,
Federal
Block,
Thursday
afternoon
from
3
lo
0.
Every
body
welcome.
147
For
a
quick
sale.
About
10,-
000
feet
C
in..
8
in.,
and
10
in
shiplap
at
.-ft
1.00
per
thousand.
I
lie
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi.
Phono
I81-1I2.
'
315
Third
Avenue.
Miss
Helen
Win
stone,
who
has
been
leaching
school
a!
Aiyansh,
arrived
from
the
Naas
lliver
yesterday.
She
is
on
her
way
to
her
home
in
Manitoba
for
the
summer
holidays.
Harold
Bell,
teacher
in
the
King
Edward
High
School,
left
yesterday
for
Port
Essington,
where
lie
will
conduct,
the
high
fe.'iool
entrance
examinations
for
:he
Department
of
Education,
roiiiineiicing
lodajj
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Maekay
of
Sloneyton,
Bucksburn,
Aber
deen,
announce
the
engagement
of
their
daughter
Chrissje
Bella
lo
John
Currie
of
Prince
Hupert,
he
wedding
lo
take
place
early
in
July
at
Prince
Hupert.
Will
F.
Thompson,
fisheries
expert
who
Is
investigating
the
halibut
fisheries
under
Ihe
in
.'ernational
treaty,
relurned
to
the
city
yesterday
from
a
'trip
lo
the
banks
aboard
the
schooner
Sea
Maid,
He
Is
here
lo
meet
J.
P.
Babcoek,
provincial
commissioner
of
fisheries,
who
Is
due
in
the
city.
The
offence
for,
which
John
Bremner
was
fined
yesterday
in
(lie
city
police
court
was
for
leaving
half
a
pail
of
plaster
in
the
lane
al
the
back
of
the
C.P.R.
office
building.
He
had
been
db-
ing
some
decorating
on
the
C.P.R.
offices
and
had
laid
the
plaster
down
until
he
could
finish
the
job.
1
WARNING
TO
ALL
FOUR
BIT
TAXI
DRIVERS.
Don't
park
your
cars
to
obstruct
view
of
the
$4.50
load
of
wood
on
display,
by
courtesy
of
Mr.
Den-holm,
on
vacant
lot
opposite
Bank
of
Montreal.
For
quality
and
quantity
the
wood
speaks
for
Itself.
We
are
desirous
of
THE
DAILY
JTBWB
PAWS
TRBK
Commodore
Cafe
TODAY'S
MENU
Salads
Vegetable
Salad
Mayonaise
Soups
Chicken
Tomato?
and
Clam
Chowder
Fish
Creamed
Finnic
Haddie
on
toast;
Boiled
Salmon,
buttered
Entrees
Stuffed
Pork
Tender,
Cavpr;
Two
Fried
Eggs
with
Turkey
Liver;
Boiled
Or
Tongue,
.New
Spiftach;
Scotch
Meat
Pie
our
own
style;
Canada
Pot
Hoasl,
Jardiniere
Cold
Meats
Shamrock
Ham,
'
Potato
Salad;
Itoasl
;Deef;
Sliced
Fowl
and
TOmatoe;
Ox
Tongue
iind'
t'.uke
Roasts
j
Prime
Ribs,
Sweet
(Jier-
kin;
Young
Veal.
Apple
I
Sauce;
Half
Squab
Chicken,
!
Stuffed
Vegetables
Stewed
Tomatoes;
Creamed
Corn;
New
Potatoes
in
Cream:
New
Carrots
and
Peas
in
Butter;
Mashed
and
Steamed
Potatoes
Sweets
Hire
and
Raisin
Pudding;
Ilhubarb,
Custard
aiid
Itaisin
Pie;
llaspberry
Jam
Holt.
Tea
and
Coffee
Suits
sponged
and
pressed,
75c
Phone
38.
Wood,
the
tailor.
getting
200
loads
on
order.
De-a.t
from
a
beer
parlor.
livery
will
bo
made
on
or
about
July
12,
when
the
P.R.
Spruce
M.lls
Ltd.
wood
bunkers
will
be
119
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
T.
Cabrera
left
on
this
morning's
train
fot
Hazellon.
...
Radio
Sets,
tested
locally,
at
"Save
Money"
prico3
at
Wrathall's
Ten
Day
Sale.
1
49
Rich
and
poor
can
ride
now.
50c.
for
a
taxi
to
go
anywhere
Brown
Taxi.
Phone
80.
tl
The
mail
and-passenger
tram
1
-
s
Mlue
from
the
East
at
3.30
this
afternoon,
is
reported
on
time.
A.
II.
Carmichael,.
of
the
loe-a!
Bank
of
Commerce
stair
is
sail
ins
Wiis
afternoon
on
the
Prip
cess
Louise
for
Vancouver
01
holidays.
J.
S.
Hicks,
who
arrived
111
trie
city
at
the
first
of
(lie
week
from
Hazellon,
is
sailing,
this
after
noon
on
Ihe
Princess
Louise
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E,
Denning
of
VI
tin
Avenue
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Hupert
this
morn
ing
.afler
having
spent,
a
vacation
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
H.
H.
Manzcr,
principal
of
the
Anyox
High
School,
reached
the
city
yesterday
from
the
north
and
proceeded
east,
from
here
by
train
bound
for
Toronto.
Miss
Caisfer
Smith
has
arrived
In
the
city
from
London,
England,
and
is
visiting
with
her
hi-ntlicr-iu-law
and
sisler,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Steve
King,
33C
Sixth
Avenue
East.
Miss
0.
Cash,
who
has
born
associated
with
Miss
Barbeau
in
Ihe
millinery
business
here
for
Ihe
past
few,
month's,
is
sailing
this
afternoon
on
he
Princess
Louise
for
Vancouver.,
The
County
Court
$t,(inn
Dam
age
cao
of
Mrs.
Florence
Tib-bits
vs.
James
Pirillo
has
heen
dropped.
PlainlilT
claimed
thai
she
had
been
ejected
by
defend-,
Vacation
time.
Call
on
Sam
Wood,
the
tailor,
SXxth
Street,
In
oporatlon.
Give
the
wood
Dllld
select
your
suit.
and
travel-
the
once
over.
.If
satisfied,
stopj''"?
bag
at
"able
lo
biiy"
price.
Into
our
office
and
give
us
your
ladies
Club
Bags,
guaranteed
all
order.
.Joe
Brown's
Taxi
stand,
leather
at
$10.00.
140
or
Phone
303,
Casey
Cartage
&
Fuel
Co.
II!)
J-
A.
Ward
Bell,
sales
mana
A
Whiff
of
Eastern
Gardens
Attar
of
roses
from
southern
Prance's
most
famous
producers
gerauiutn
from
the
celebrated
rrarifAiia
enrriSii
lid
i
11
cr
A1crifra
ger
of
the
Prince
Hupert
Spruce
Mills,
who
has
beeii
here
since
the
first
of
the
weelv'on
company:
oi'siin'ss,
ieii
on
mis
mornings
train
for
Montreal
,
and
other
Eastern
points.
!
muse
from
Abyssinia-all
true
.
M1l!a
H;
M"srhH
arrived
11
"",
cil'
fn""
Aberdeen.
perfumes
wonderfully
Meuded,
I
produce
the
aroma
which
has
J""'1-
nml
'
endeared
Baby's
Own
Soap
to
!'"olber
and
sister-in-law,
Mr
so
many
families
in
Canada
I1""1
-Mrs-
Mfk;.
r3
Bly'
Own
Sotp
it
lOci
I
Avenue
East.
She
isilo
be
inar-
calt
icxtrntdinrily
chep.
ried
to
John
Currjp
of
this
city
"Bmt
lor
you
and
Baby
too'
t,.it
rirxt
insulin
H
ere
an
dTh
ere
Canada
spent
$49,056,179
last
year
for
pensions
and
re-establishment
of
Veterans
of
the
Great
War:
according
to
a
report
recently
issued
from
Ottawa
by
the
department
In
charge
of
this
work.
Without
a
dissentient
voice
over
4,000
cattle
owners
in
200
districts
have
voted
to
make
Prince
Edward
Island
a
disease-free
area
under
the
Department
of
Agriculture
arrangement
which
calls
for
a
two-thirds
vote
of
all
cattle
owners.
Two
thousand
young
buffalo
from
the
Wainwright
herd
will
make
a
700-mile
trek
northward
this
summer
to
the
buffalo
reserve
on
the
Slave
River
where
they
will
be
turned
loose
to
mingle
with
the
wood
bison
which
roam
jhati
area.
"In
all
parts
of
Canada
and
the
United
States,"
according
to
Robt.
G.
Hodgson,
editor
of
the
Fur
Trade
Journal
of
Canada,
"Muskrat
farms
are
being
established,
mostly
on
a
large
scale
and
they
are
rapidly
turning
what
was
'
once
marshland
of
little
value
into
the
most
productive
part
of
the
farm,"
Mr.
Hodg3on
adds.
The
record
established
recently
at
Acme
when
114
horses
worked
in
one
field
at
one
time
seeding
the
crop
of
Mrs.
C.
W.
King,
has
been
I
broken
at
Gadsby,
Alberta.
When
the
neighbors
of
J.
B.
Ball
who
recently
suffered
a
broken
arm,
put
in
his
100-acre
crop,
39
outfits
were
at
work
on
one
day
and
175
horses.
The
crop
was
put
in
in
a
single
day.
II.
E.
Morriss,
whose
horse
Manna
made
a
run
away
victory
in
the
English
Derby,
will
visit
Canada
in
the
fall
en
route
to
China
from
which-
country
he
hails.
He
will
sail
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
S.S.
Minnedosa
from
Southampton
on
October
8,
stay
a
short
time
in
the
Dominion,
and
sail
from
Vancouver
for
China
on
the
S.S.
Empress
of
Australia,
October
29.
Rebuilt
in
nine
months
after
th
fire
that
destroyed
it
last
October
the
Chateau
Lake
Louise
hotel
opened
for
the
current
season
on
Sunday,
May
31
as
the
Trans-Canada
train
arrived
from
its
cross-continent
run.
The
hotel
was
rebuilt
under
exceptionally
difficult
conditions
in
temperatures
as
low
as
fifty
degrees
below
zero
during
which
a
wooden
wall
heated
by
stoves
had
to
be
erected
about
the
construction
works.
Following
the
opening
visit
by
Their
Mjesties
King
George
ami
Queen
M-ry
to
the
Wembley
Exhibition,
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
York
also
went
over
the
grounds.
Their
Majesties
were
especially
ds
lighted
with
Treasure
Island,
the
Paradise
of
children,
and
travelled
over
the
miniature
Canadian
Pacific
train
that
runs
around
the
Island;
passing
en
route
the
replica
of
Banff
Station
and
the
reproduction
of.thf
Canadian
Pacific
Rockies.
Canada
will
be
well
represented
at
the
New
Zealand
and
South
Se
International
Exhibition
to
be
held
at
Dunedin
between
November,
102
"
and
April,
1928.
Both
the
Dominion
Government
and
the
Canadian
Pacific
.Railway
have
announced
their
intention
to
send
well-appo'-atsd
exhibits
to
the
Expositor.
It
is
probable
that
the
provincial
gftvenwnU
and
many
Canadian
tnanu.ui.at.i
will
follow
suit.
(ieorge
(I.
Bushby
returned
on
the,
Prince
Hupert
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Ocean
Falls.
Capt.
John
McKernan
is
making
the
,
round
trip
to
Alaska
Ibis
week
on
board
Ihe
steamer
Prince
Rupert
as
exlru
first
BIRTH.
.
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Jorgeuson
210
Eighth
Street,
East,
at
Vancouver
on
June
ID.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Moose
Pic-nic
June
23.
O.W.V.A.
picnic
July
19.
mm
Rinso
washes
tes
-
.
cottons
so
beautifully"
"See
how
spotlessly
clean
it
made
this
dress!
No
rubbing
or
boiling
either
just
soaking
in
Rinso.
Washday
holds
no
more
terrors
for
me!"
.Soaking
clothes
in
Rinso
takes
the
place
of
the
hard
rubbing
that
used
to
wear
you
out.
The
Rinso
suds
are
so
rich
in
cleansing
power
that
they
loosen
even
ground-in
dirt.
Play
clothes,
collar
bands
and
cuff
edges
now
come
clean
with
a
sprinkle
of
dry
Rinso
and
only
a
'
light
rubbing
between
your
fingers
after
their
Rinso
bath.
Be
sure
to
uie
enough
Rinso
to
get
lasting
nidi
after
the
clothes
have
been
put
in.
Then,
thorough
soaking
in
Rinso
floats
the
dirt
out.
Lever
Brothers
Limited,
flt
Toronto.
Rinso
FOR
SALE
E4JI
Kindlewood
Fruit
WE
PAY
EXPRESS
Why
pay
a
big
price
for
berries
from
Ihe
south
when
you
can
get
berries
KINDLEWOOD
BRAND
from
the
growers
al
Terrace.
We
have
decided
lo
ship
direct
to
the
consumer
and
therefore
save
the
middleman's
profit.
You
get
the
advantage
ia
price
as
well
as
in
gelling
your
fruit
straight
from
the
farm
to
your
home.
Strawberries
$3.25
BIK.
Currants
2.80
Red
Currants
2.75
White
"
2.75
Raspberries
-
3.25
Black
Berries
3.25
Sour
Cherries
3.50
Summer,
Fall
and
Winter
Apples
2.50
All
prices
include
delivery
do
your
nearest
station.
WE
PAY
EXPRESS
We
are
not
new
al
growing
berries.
We
have
been
shipping
for
years,
and
most
of
you
know
the
famous-
KINDLEWOOD
FRUIT
so
you
are
taking
no
chances
when
ordering
from
us.
If
you
want
to
save
money
011
fruit
this
year
send
your
order
in
early,
as
all
orders
will
be
filled
in
rotalion.
Boat
shipments
excepted.
Club
with
your
neighbor
and
get
berries,
fresh
every
day.
All
our
berries
are
guaranteed
to
be
of
highest'
quality
and
picked
fresli
every
day.
The
only
way
we
can
.do
this
at
this
price
is
STRICTLY
GASH
WITH
ORDER.
Make
cheques
and
money
orders
payable
at
par
to
U.
A.
SWAIN,
Terrace.
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
MILL
PRICES
ON
LUMBER
We
are
agents
for
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
Spruce
Mills
Ltd.
and
are
in
u
position
lo
give
mill
prices
on
all
grades
of
lumber.
CEDAR
TIMBERS
AND
SHIPLAP.
CEDAR
BOAT
LUMBER.
SPRUCE
AND
HEMLOCK
FINISH.
SPRUCE
AND
HEMLOCK
FLOORING,
Etc.
You'll
save
money
by
gelling
our
prices.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
564.