May
18,
1925.
hnday
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREP
n
the
Spring
a
Woman's
Fancy
Lightly
Turns
to
Thoughts
of
Clothes."
Smart
Clothes
Cost
You
Less
at
Bent's
Tin'
-warily
dressed
woman
of
today
demand
the
Kli
.-t
hi
style
combined
with
good
materials
and
fasli-
.
jc
tailoring
al
MODKHATK
COST.
Our
many
year
of
experience
in
the
Ladies'
Heady-
W
r.f
business,
both
from
a
manufacturing
and
retail-
y.
jidpoiul,
lias
taught
us
the
whims
or
"Dame
Fashion"
'.
i;i
policy
of
satisfying
riislomers,
no
matter
what
the
.
i
'
of
the
purchase,
is
a
silent
testimonial
to
our
cuu-ii;;:it'i
success.
Mrs.
Bent
returned
on
Saturday
from
a
southern
and
eastern
buying
trip
bringing
back
with
her
a
fine
selection
of
Ensemble
Suits,
Coats,
Dresses
and
Millinery
Suits
range
in
r.;e-
up
In
id.
THESE
NEW
GOODS
WILL
BE
PUT
ON
SALE
AT
VERY
MODERATE
PRICES
I
v
II
he
worth
your
while
I"
come
and
see
them
and
v,
ie
under
no
obligation.
Oi
i
reputation
for
square
dealing
s,ind
behind
every
:.
.it
we
sell
no
matter
what
I
he
price.
BENT'S
Ready-to-wear
Store
Ooposile
the
Hunk
ol
Montreal
Third
Avenue
Phono
CG1
Just
What
I
Wanted
when
you
-ee
our
splendid
J.oo'
b
Ba-kel-
for
PICNIC
PARTIES
Strung,
well
made,
good
appearance
and
very
reason-
uie
in
price.
xSxI2.i
....
$2.40
OMixUKixIl
....
52.00
I
Ixl
Ixlll
$2.40
Ki:;
li
Paper
Plates
1Gc
doz.;
l'd"Z.
Tor
25c
'
In
'li
Paper
Plates,
per
doz
15c
Fish
Haskels
al
special
reduced
prices.
eMaeMvs.Ml
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
r
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
E'Bl"ier,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makors,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
)nt
js
Ciiiipted
to
handle
al!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
RAW
FURS
.
If
yon
want
to
be
paid
highest
possible
(IAS
1
1
prices
",r
your
HAW
KUHS,
forward
them
to
n,
S.
ROBINSON
&
SONS,
LTD.
Uanch
Receiving
Office:
1225-G
Standard
Bank
Bldg.,
i,
,
Vancouver,
B.C.
'lead
Office
U.S.ll.
Hldg..
lil-ol
Louise
SI.,
Winnipeg,
tol
1883.
Man.
Incorpdialed
11)20
!
Local
and
Personal
0.
U.O.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Simmons'
IteuMing
Week
commences
today
at
Tito's.
La
Parisienno
I.'eaulv
Shon.
I'ouriii
si.,
l'lmiic
aoi.
tr
You'll
Iik
our
joall
Consum
ers
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
tf
Sen
our
windows
for
complete
Simmons'
,
Ued
Outfits.
0.
I).
tile's.
-i
New
shipment
.of
Ladies
and
Misses
voile
and
broadcto'th
d
reuse,
all.
sizes,
froiii
SS.jO
to
0.D5
al
tlit
Onlvenia,!.
II.
C
Fraser.
inspector
of
schools,
is
expected
hack
at
the
end
of
the
weeJc
from
a
trio
to
Hie
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Charles
.1.
Fletcher,
secretary
of
tho
U.C.
.Medical
Association,
who
aj-rived
from
Vancouver
on
Saturday,
saih-d
last
night
on
I
he
jjCardenu
for
Auyox,
liridge
and
whist
drive
lo
he
held
in
Hie
Itoslon
Hall
on
Fri
day,
May
ii
al
8.30.
Proceeds
lo
he
given
to
the.
Sons
and
Daughters
of
Kokand
Memurial
Fund.
Women
of
Moosehtart
Legion
Whist
Drive
and
Social
evenin-'
Metfopole
Hall.'
Tuesday,
May
I'.',
p.m.
Kefreshmenls.
Proceeds
for
Children's
Ward
Fund.
Collection
aljdoor.
1
18
A
social
evening
will
he
held
oi
the
lower
hall
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
at
H
p.m.
Thursday,
May
it,
to
which
all
Anglicans
are
cordially
invited.
A
good
program
and
refreshments.
.
118
J.
P.
Forde,
district
engineer
for
the
federal
department
of
I'uhlic
works,
after
spending
a
niple
of
days
in
the
city
in
the
i
oiusi'
of
an
hisepctiwn
tip,
returned
south
on
the
Prince
Hubert
last
nigbl.
1
JL'iiton
steamer
Cardena,
Capt
A.
I!.
Dickson;
wan
delayed
in
reaching
ooii
from
the
south'
yesterday
and
did
not
gel
in
uu-'
lil
1(1
jp'rtork
last
night.
t
Tim
Wens'ailc.f
at
NhShtfjihf
foi'
Mewari,
Anyox
ami
Alice
Arm.
COAL,
S1
4.50.
"The
B03t."
Double-screened
Ladysmlth-Wolltngton
lump.
Peerless
Egg(
$11.00.
Peerless
stove,
12.50.
No
soot,
clinker,
lit-t'o
ash
and
no
slack.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
If
There
was
onb-
on
tendur
re
ceived
locally
for
the'
purchase
of
the
gashoat
Ailanac
which
is
being
sold
hy
the
provincial
police.
The
lenders
will
be
open
ed
in
victoria
where
decision
as
to
the
successful
bidder
for
the
craft
wiit
lie
made.
Squadron
Leader
.1.
II.
Thorpe,
officer
commanding
.Icrieho
Itrarli
station
of
the
itoyal
Can
adian
Air
Force,
returned
south
on
Hie
Prince
Huperl
last
night
after
spending
a
couple
of
days
in
the
city
making
arrangements
for
the
fisheries
patrol
that
will
he
carried
on
here
again
this
year.
XNjVOUNCEMKNTS
Moose
Pic
nic
.tune
?8
1
Recipe
Begins
Success
wJr
in
MhP
t'liivvDiTrfl
Some
weeks
ago
we
sent
a
cake
recipe
lo
Mrs.
S.,
who
is
at
a
camp
up
tio
coast.
She
had
ueer
used
can
milk
unlit
this
spring
and
was
having
indifferent
.success
until
she
Irieil
this
recipe.
It
came
...ii
....II
cl...
i.
i...
win
i-ii.
iir
ii
ii-ii
IIUl
again,
with
success.
i
ii
never
use
any
iuiik
inn
Pacific,
even
when
we
go
back)
lo
Vancouver,"
she
says.
I
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
Hoad
Office,
Vancouver
Factorlos
at
Ladner
and
KEEP
COOLI
Ice
Cream
A
Purely
Homa
Mado
Product
We
have
recently
installed
the
Tab-sl
type
of
lee
Cream
making
equipment
and
are
now
in
a
position
lo
make
and
supply
ICi:
CltF.AM
equal
lo
anything
produced
in
Canada.
NO
SUBSTITUTES
ALL
PURE
FRESH
CREAM
Try
it
and
be
convinced
KILL
AS
&
CHRISTOPHER
Wholesale
and
Ilclail
De
Luxe
and
Royal
Ice
Cream
Parlors
Phones
193
and
17
Football
lonighl,
Acropolis
Hill
al
0.30.
G.W.V.A.
vs.
Cal-lies.
Fil
Skoglund,Ji,
who
has
been
spending
the
'winter
in
Alice
Arm,
has
arrived
in
the
city.
All
Die
latest
Simmon
s
tied
spring
and
mattresses
at
special
prices
during
Simmon's
Hed-ding
Week
at
Tile's.
Mr.
aiid
Mr
J.
().
Lyon
of
Mewari
were
passengers
goinu
south
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
las'
night
on
a'
holiday
trip.
Mr
Lyon
was
formerly
on
P.
Ilurn-i.ld.
slafT
liere.
;
Coal
$14.50.
Doublo
screened
Nanalmo-WcLIng-ton
positively
the
best
domestic
coal
In
British
Columbia.
Albert
&
Mc-Caffcry,
Ltd.
..Phono
564
and
116.
if
Passengers
booked
to
sail
for
he
north
on
the
CP.
It.
sleainei
Princes
Mary
this
afternoon
include
.1.
busmen"
and
W.
Son-nes
for
Carerosn;
Max
llarlman
U.
S.
Thomas.
J.
.lorgenson
am!
Inspector
Spillqr,
for
Wrangell;
Mrs.
A.
Itejuidry,
(i.
Leighton
A.
Hooch
and
M.
Anderson
fo;
Ketchikan;
11.
Tinner
for
WhiP
Horse.
n
Mr.
and
Mr,
1?.
A.
Woodlam
of
Prince
llupflt;!
Jiav
arrived
ii
town
and
are
going
lo
snend
two
months
here.
"
Mr.
"Woodland
i-
mana.wr
of
Lhc
Imperial
Oil
I.
Id
it
Prince
lhrprl
and
is
conval-
I'sciug
from
'n
sorious
.operation.
The'
fante
of
Penlfclon
as
health
resort
lias
penetrated
to
'he
home
'of
the
chicken
halihul.
-Penlieton
Herald.
llev.
.1.
F.
Diiniuick,
formerly
.Methodist
minister
here,
was
transferred
from
Wesley
Church
Victoria,
lo
Penticlon
'-Jit
(In
Methodist
Conference
last
week.
Hev.
(ierald
Swilzer,
a
gradual
e
I
his
year
from
Ilyerson
College,
Vancouver,
mid
son
of
llev
SwiUer,
formerly
of
Wesley
Church,
Vancouver,
was
appoint
ed
lo
Toptcy
and
Houston.
Passengers
sailing
last
nigh'
on
Hie
prince
iiuperl
ror
lhc
soulh
included
Mrs.'F.
K.
Ward.
Miss
A.
de
Koven,
Miss
Jackson
(from
Prince
(ieorge),
IS.
Ileatly.
Squadron
Leader
J,
II.
Tudhope
C.
Morgan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
O.
Lyons,
A.
Dryden,
James
A.
lilair
and
Mrs.
I'.ssen
and
daughter
for
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
(ioodriek
for
Victoria.
LIQUOR
CASES
IN
THE
POLICE
COURT
Fivo
Whito
Men
and
Sovon
In
dians
wcro
Fined
by
Magistrate
McO'ymont
Today
There
were
twelve
limior
charges
in
the
city
police
cour'
this
morning.
while
men
am
five
thu
involving
remaining
seven,
Indians.
Phillip
Milled
and.
Joe
Smidl
were
fined
$50
and
costs
for
supplying
liquor
jo
Indians.
-
.
,
,
,
.
.....
i
ieorge
uose
ami
iioneri
uuuis
were
fined
for
Intoxication
and
.loo
Hose
forfeited
.fjr,
on
failing
lo
appear
on
a
similar
charge.
l.cander
Smyllie,
Henry
(Tol-
lison,
Arthur
Lewis
and
Henry
lludland,
Indians,
were,
each
fin
ed
$15
mid
eosls
for
'intoxication
and
Klhel
liladslnno
was
assessed
$10.
Arthur
Derrick
and
H.
Leighton,
charged
with
being
in
possession,
were
each
fined
$25
ami
costs.
1
,
Advertise
in
the,
Daily
.News.
H
ere
an
ere
It
Is
expected
that
the
present
year
will
break
all
records
in
the
movement
of
Eastern
transatlantic
travellers.
It
Is
estimated
that
over
j
a
quarter
of
a-
million
Americansf!
and
Canadians
will
travel
to
Eurona
1
during
the
season.
The
supply
of
farm
hands
for
Western
farms
is
not
equal
to
the
demand
and
the
shortage
Is
becom
ing
more
pronounced
as
the
season
progress,
in
spite
of
the
large
number
of
Immigrants
coming
from
Europe
for
this
purpose.
During
the
eight
months
ending
March
1925,
187,798
cars
of
grain
were
passI
by
the
government
in
spectors
for
the
western
provinces.
This
number
has
only
been
exceeded
four
times
in
the
past
twenty-four
years.
Of
the
total
for
this
year
105,555
were
on
Canadian
Pacific
lines.
According
to
a
statement
Issued
by
the
Bureau
of
Statistics,
Canada's
production
of
commercial
fruits
for
the"
past
year
showed
a
decrease
of
$8,902,912
in
value
as
compared
with
1923.
The
total
value
of
fruits
grown
in
1923
was
$33,169,343
and
in
1924,
$24,266,431.
There
has
been
a
decided
increase
In
the
first
quarter
of
this
year
in
the
ordinary
life
insurance
written
in
Canada
as
compared
with
that
of
he
corresponding
period
in
1924.
The
increase
in
March
over
February
was
from
twenty-eight
to
thirty-five
million
dollars.
According
to
the
first
weekly
report
issued
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
the
crop
acreage
this
year
will
be
slightly
less
than
last.
It
is
estimated
that
Manitoba
will
sow
about
2,643,000
acres
this
year,
Sas-ketchewan
8,555,183
and
Alberta
2,721,689
making
a
total
.area
of
13,919,872
as
'compared
with
14,-153,905
in
1923.
Very
encouraging
reports
as
to
the
general
agricultural
outlook
in
Southern
Alberta
have
been
re-
around
caigary.
Mucn
more
progress
has
been
made
with
seeding
than
was
anticipated
and
conditions
are
described
as
either
"splendid",
"fine"
or
good
and
in
every
case
plenty
of
moisture
in
the
ground
is
reported.
The
country
is
being
beseiged
by
moving-picture
stars.
Mary
Pick-ford,
Viola
Dana,
Tom
Mix,
Harold
Lloyd
and
others
have
passed
"through
within
the
last
few
weeks,
and
explored
the
Rocky
Mountains
and
other
Canadian
attractions.
Th
latest
is
Hoot
Gibson,
who
is
bringing
a
large
company
of
movie
people
here
to
film
the
Calgary
Stampede
as
an
Incident
in
a
"super"
drama.
Lord
Aberdeen
and
Temair,
former
Governor-General
of
the
Dominion
.
and
Lady
Aberdeen
passed
through
Canada
recently
with
the
British
delegates
to
the
seventh
Quinquennial
conference
of
the
International
Council
of
Women,
of
which
the
Marchioness
Is
president
and
founder,
at
Washington.
On
the
bridge
at
Niagara
Falls
Her
Ladyship'
was
presented
with
a
golden
key
symbolic
of
free
entry
into
the
United
States.
Adverlise
in
I
tie
)aiv
.w
-
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
.
FOH
SALK.
New
0
hole
range.
polished
steel
lop.
A
snap.
Apply
((onion's
(irocery.
Pliom
in.
12-j
RECKLES
Don't
Hldo
Them
Wlth
a
Veil;
Remove
Them
With
Othlno
Double
Strength
This
preparation
for
the
removal
of
freckles
is
so
successful
in
removing
freckles
and
giving
a
clear,
beautiful
complexion
that
it
is
sold
by
all
drug
and
department
stores
witli
a
guarantee
to
refund
the
money
if
it
fails.
Don't
hide
your
freckles
under'
a
veil
or
waste
time
on
lenion
juice
or
cucumbers;
gel
an
ounce
j
of
Othiiie
and
remove
lliem.
Kven
the
first
few-
applications
should
show
a
wonderful
improvement,
some
of
the
lighter
freckles
van-!
ishing
entirely.
He
sure
to
ask
for
the
doublo
strength
Dlhinc;
it
is
this
that
is
sold
tin
inoneybaek
guarantee.!
At
all
drug
or
department
stores
or
by
mall.
Otliine,
P.O.
Llx
-Join,
Montreal,
Canada.
LADIES!
The
Burden
Has
Been
Taken
Away
Has
Yours?
Are
you
one
ol
the
modern
women
who
have
learned
by
experience
how
easy,
how
economical
and
how
satisfactory
it
is
to
jusl
step
to
the
phone
and
have
the
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
take
Ibis
burden
from
your
shoulders?
We
have
THREE
distinct
kinds
of
Laundry
Service
to
meet
THREE
distinct
kinds
of
Laundry
needs.
'
You
will
find
listed
below
t
fie
EXACT
service
that
you
have
always
wanted
but
never
got
before.
1.
WET
WASH
For
the
woman
who
prefers
to
do
her
own
ironing.
'(Hollies
.delivered
lo
your
door
damp,
ready
lu
iron,
5c
per
lb.
Minimum
charge,
75c.
2.
THRIFT-T-SERVICE
Wearing
Apparel
delivered
damp,
flat
work,
nicely
iioued,
5c
per
lb.
and
1c
additional
per
piece.
Minimum
charge,
$1.00.
'
3.
SOFT
FINISH
Wearing
apparel
delivered
dry
starched
if
desired).
Flat
work
ironed,
per
II).
7c
and
1c
per
piece
additional.
Minimum
charge
$1.25.
Just
Phone
No.
8
and
leave
the
rest
to
us.
OUR
MOTTO
IS
"SERVICE."
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8
UR
GOAL
IS
116
li
F
Double
Screened
NAN
Al
MO-WELLINGTON
COAL
at
$14.50
Per
Ton
is
not
an
expense
but
on
investment
It
is
positively
the
best
domestic
coat
in
Mrilish
todav.
GIVES
MORE
HEAT
NO
SOOT,
NO
ASH
Don't
Take
our
Word
for
it
Test
it.
We
are
agents
for
the
I'.U.
Spruce
Mills
Lid.
Iluililiug
Materials
at
Mill
Prices
Phone
564
or
116
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
SALMON
TROLLERS
Before
outfitting
il
will
pay
you
to
inspect
our
line
of
Trolling
(iear.
We
have
a
new
line
of
Salmon
Hooks,
Swivells,
Cuttyhunk
and
Gear
of
all
kinds.
lu
our
slock
you
will
find
everything
you
reipiire
Anchors,
Rope,
Chain,
Marine
Hardware
of
all
kinds,
Hull
and
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
and
Utensils.
If
it's
for
the
boat
we
have,
it.
Moats
are
lost
every
year
by
fire
have
you
got
your
Pyrene
Flro
Extinguisher
yet?
Wo
sell
them.
Call
and
see
us.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
(Near
Post
Office)
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Frizzell
Hutcher
Shop,
across
fromdhe
Krnpress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarclli
Proprietor
Telegraphic
Addross;
"Bushmarino
Prince
RuporL"
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423'
539
Or.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
Night
Phono
687
539
Black
735
Gr.
601
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