SHUSHANA

 

 

We Have Tested the Following Standard Goods Since
in the Yukon and Northern

 
 
  
   
  
 
  

Unshrinkable
Wool Underwear
Rupert Brand Melton Top

 

Klondyke Biue Heel Sox
(in Dawson known as
Herrings Blue Heels)

Carss or WHewson’s All
Woo! Pants

Carss Mackinaw Clothing

Stetson Pony Hats

   

 

    

 

B. C. Trade
Hercules or President
Braces

Special All Wool

| Toques and Caps
Mitts

' Asbesto!l Horsehide Mam-

moth Outside Mitts

Overalis and Jackets
Etc., Etc.

r clothing is the most important item for a win-
Insist on the “BEST” -

Your local storekeeper will sell you at prices
as reasonable as anywhere in Canada,

PIERCY, MORRIS & CO., LTD.

Wholesale Men’s Goods
PRINCE RUPERT

eosts no more

 
 
 
  
  

"98

Pure Scotch Wool Knitted

Inside

}
| Jumbo 9 Oz. Khaki Double

than

 

 

 

   
  
 
 
    
   
 

 

 

 

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LIVE POULTRY
FRESH EGGS
FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER 50c LB.

All Poultry Killed and Dressed

Shone.t 8
LOCAL VEGETABLES
FRESH FRUITS

Free, . All
Sent CG. O. D.

Phone

 

 

 

cidental
refrigerator of a cafe.
of an employee of the place,

panion
phone
door
an effort was made to open the
refrigerator

Orders

 

   
  
   

THIRD ANENUE

 

    

Builders’ Supplies
Plumbers’ supplies

 

  

 

 

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KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY

P.O. DRAWER 1524

HARDWARE
MONARCH MALLEABLE ™

  

Plate Glass Mirrors
Stoves, Ranges
Tinware
Graniteware

 

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PHONE No. 3

Sheet and Plate Glass

‘* Stay Satisfactory

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the Largest Circalatioa i in Northern British Columbia

THE DAILY NEWS

Prince Rupert's Artistic Job Printing Establishment

a

 

 

SONS BOIS
AUBEPINE BLANCHE

 

A FEW

GODET PERFUMES

ROSE AMBREE

AT THE

REXALL STORES

C. H. ORME
THE PIONEER DRUGGIST

 

street,
last
lating
driving his wagon on the wrong
side of the street.
Wednesday

Walsh in the
and fined $1, which he paid.

 

enteenth

Walsh.
day
Sunday.

 

TRESOR DE VIOLETTES

 

BIG FLIGHT AROUND

BRITAIN ABANDONED}

Sickness Stopped Aviator Who
Would have tried for
Handsome Prize.

“ =

Yarmouth, Eng., Aug. 418.—
Sydney Pickles, an Australian
aviator, substituting for Harry
C. Hawker, the airman, who af-
ter two fast flights of 240 miles
was forced by illness to withdraw
from the 1,600 mile tour around
the coast of England and Scot-
land for a prize of $25,000,
failed to get his machine in the
air this magpning. The hydro-
aeroplane was badly buffeted by
the waves, the engines were cov-
ered with water and the pilot and
the mechanic were in danger of
being drowned when rescued.

Later it was announced that
the present tour of the English
and Scottish coasts had _ been
abandoned. Another start will

be made Monday from Southamp-
4

ton.

SHUT IN ICE BOX

Winnipeg Girl Victim of an Un-

usual Accident.

dpa
Angeles,

 

Aug. 19.-—Miss

Los

Edna Landers of Winnipeg, Man.,
who is spending the summer at

Monica with ‘her mother,
Mrs. M. A. Landers, is recover-
ing today from the effects of ar-
incarceration in a large
As a guest
Miss

Landers was inspecting the ice
box.
While she was within her com-

was called to the tele-
and in his absence the
was closed. An hour later

door. The lock was
Was necessary to

batter the door from its hinges.

When rescued Miss Landers
was unconscious from the cold
and terrors of her experience.
She suffered a severe nervous
shock, according to her physi-

cians.

LOST A DAY

When Sunday Was Run In On

Monday.

York, Aug. 19.
years, of 130 Ninth
Brooklyn, was arrested
Monday on a charge of vio-
the rules of the road by

New ~Thomas

He was tried
before Magistrate
Adams street court

And
Ralph Monday, 28, of 141 Sey-
street, Brooklyn, was

 

arrested Tuesday, rearraigned
Wednesday, and held for examin-
ation Thursday by Magistrate

Monday drove on Tues-

a horse that had gone lame

Sunday and Monday still have

Friday and Saturday to _ live
through before completing their
eventful week.
Methodist Services.
Services al the Methodist

Church will be held at the regu-
lar hours of 44 a. m.
p. m.,
Ds mz
morning and evening.
ject
be “Christ
Life,”
Which \V

and 7:30
and Sunday school at 2:30

The pastor will preach
The sub-
of the morning sermon will
and the Christian
and in the evening “That
Jas Lost.”

 

Find it through a Daily News

ss. Prince

yesterday by

the steamer

morning's
where she will join her husband
on a
horse to Babine Lake.

Belmont
returned by
Rupert
couver,

ecouver
bined business and pleasure trip,
returned
steamer Prince Rupert.

agent
Alexander,
agent,
by the Princess Mary.

iary of the

the exhibit of the
bia
Manufacturing Hall at
couver
ust 30th to Sept.
along y@jr friends and make the
exhibit your headquarters for the
week,
ing exhibit.
pecially welcome,

 

“Want Ad.”

THE DAILY NEWS

LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Shrubsall arrived
the south this morning.

Miss Kuster returned by
steamer Prince’ Rupert
morning,

 

from

 

the
this

returned by the
this morning

A. W. Agnew
Rupert
from Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs, R, Tomlinson re-
turned from their wedding trip
the Princess Mary.

Mrs. and Miss Jenns returned
from the south this morning by
Prince Rupert.

left by this
Hazelton,

Allen
train for

Mrs. G. F,

two weeks’ trip by pack

Captain Eva Stride and Ensign
of the Salvation Army
the steamer Prince

this morning from Van-

Mrs. Weston Coyney and Miss

Coyney, returned here this morn-
ing by
ert.
sent of the Missés’ Newton.

the steamer Prince Rup-
They are the guests at pre-

 

 

Frank Knott, who went to Van-
ten days ago on a com-
the

this morning by

Phelps, travelling
for the GC. P. R.,
travelling

arrived here last

 

Mr. freight
and Mr.
industrial

evening

J. Collart returned from the

south this morning by the steam-
er Prince
by his bride,
lart will leave for the interior on
Wednesday next.

accompanied
and Mrs. Col-

Rupert,
Mr.

Miss Chapman and Miss Davies

came over from Metlakatla yes-
terday to attend the annual
meeting of the Women’s Auxil-

Anglican Church.

 

Mrs. Adams of Port Essington

is in Prinee Rupert in cornection
with
Women's
glican diocese of Caledionia.

meeting of the
the An-

the annual

Auxiliary in

Rey. E. O'Meara arrived here

by the steamer Prince Rupert, He
is a brother of Canon O'Meara of
Wycliffe
has been
to the question of Indian rights.

Toronto. . He
much attention

College,
paying

 

don’t fail to visit
British Colum-
Limited, in ‘the
the Van-
Exhibition, Aug-
6th, 1913. Bring

By the way,
Breweries,

Annual

A beautiful and interest-
The ladies are es-
198

A dance was given im the skat-

ing rink last evening in honor of
Mrs, A. F.
ing a few weeks here.
was in fine shape,
cellent and the whole evnt a most
enjoyable
present

Knight, Mr.
and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs,
son, Miss Bidding,
Miss Rubenach,
sey,

Knight, who is spend-
The floor

the music ex-

one. Among those
were: Mr. and Mrs.
and Miss Beatty, Mr.
Lee Baker, Miss Potter,
J. Seott, Miss Carl-
Miss Rooney,
A. Noble, 8. Mas-

W. M. Brown and H. Mellior.

 

=e

 

 

| ANNUAL MEETING OF
WOMEN’S AUXILIARY

List of Officers re Elected for Com-

ing Year—Tea Was Given

for Delegates.
The diocesan branch of the
Women's Auxiliary of Caledonia

held its sixth annual meeting in
the church hall of St. Andrew's
Church yesterday. The
Rupert. branch entertained
visitors to luncheon and tea un-
der the efficient
Mrs. McCoskrie,
Homer, Mrs, Adams,
Miss H.

Rev. G. A, Rix opened the morn-
ing meeting with a very interest
ing and helpful address.
meeting closed with a

Mrs.

great number of members

present.

The afternoon meeting opened
Du Vernet in
of-
following
Mrs.
vice president,
vice
Massel;
McIntosh;
Metlakatla;
secretary and treasurer of junior
secretary and
branch,
and

with Mrs.
the chair. The balloting for
ficers resulted in the
being elected: President,
Du Vernet: first
Mrs. McCoskrie;
president, Mrs, Hogan,
Secretary, Mrs, R. L.
treasurer, Miss West,

at 2:30,

second

work, Miss Enoeh;
treasurer of the babies’
Mrs. W. Collison, secretary

treasurer of literature, Mrs.
Jenns; leatlet editor, Mrs. A. L,
Ford.

At the close of the meeting a
unanimous vote of thanks was
passed to Mrs. Du Vernet, Mrs.
G. A. Rix and the members of the
St. Andrew's branch, to whom

much credit is due for the success

of the gathering.
Bishop Roper

north on the Princess

far as Alert Bay.

 

“TRA P SHOOT! NG

Contest
Exhibition.
A trap shooting contest has

been arranged, to be
nection with the
will take place at 4:30 p.m
tember 24th. Several

prizes are offered. The

tion will give a gold medal for the

and
highest

highest individual
silver medal for the
dividual run. Five
presenten by the
Gun Club, will be
winning team,

score

Prince
given to

 

THE WEATHER.

The weather report at
this morning read:
29.707; maximum
76; minimum
precipitation, .314 inch,

Miss Milligan, Miss

Miss Jenns,

ing staff,
cations in
ing by the

this
Prince

the south
sleamer

pert, as the schoo? will reopen on
Monday.
Mrs. R. MelIntosh and Miss

Adams went to Skeena City

morning.

Prince
the

management of

Mrs. C. W.
Case,
Jackson and Miss Enoch.

The
celebra-
tion of the Holy Communion, A
were

was a passenger
Mary as

in Connection with the

held in con-
exhibition. Tt
, Sep-
handsome

associa-

Ine
silver spoons,
Rupert
the

5 o'clock

Barometer,
temperature,
temperature, 69;

Johnstone,
Miss Martin and Miss
Grant, of the public school teach-
returned from their va-
morn-
Ru-

this

 

  
  

Baptist Services.

 

Acting Pastor William = J
Scott's subject tomorrow morn-
ing will be (D. V. "God's Way in
the Whirlwind,” and in the even-
ing “How Will ‘Thou Do in the
Swelling of Jordan?’ Mr, Walker
will preside at the organ, Sun-
day school at 2:30, Strangers
warmly’ weleomed,

Protecting Kitchener.

London, Aug. 18.—The Daily
Express asserts today that the
government has adopted pre-

cautions in consequence of an-
other conspiracy in Egypt to mur-
der Lord Kitchener,

Presbyterian Sunday School,

The Sunday school of the Pres-
pbvterian Church, whieh has had

four weeks’ holiday, resumes its
sessions tomorrow afternoon in
the Empress Theatre at 2:30

o'clock. W. E, Williams is super-
intendent, A large attendance of
scholars, teachers and officers is
requested.

BAYVIEW HOTEL BUSINESS
FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for
sale the furnishings and lease of
the Bayview Hotel, corner of dst
Ave, and 2nd St., Prince Rupert.
Accommodation always taxed to
full capacity. For particulars ap-
ply to MRS. E. EMMONS,
Bayview Hotel, Prince Rupert
197-206

 

“The Daily News ”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT

TWO well eee rooms for ayes cane
Black 329 ow

FOR RENT—Flat in building
skating rink; all conveniences
Tony Christian, 155 Sixth avenue
196tr

opposite
Apply
west

FOR SALE

 

FURNISHINGS of a three-room fat for

Sale. Flat also may be rented. Apply
H. F, McRae & Co. 130t
FOR SALI Rooming house in best loca
tion Furnished Lease to be had of

premises o sacrifice as party will have
to leave or particulars see John Dyb
319 Third Ave 1970

havn,

WANTED |

NORSE girl wanted. Apply Mrs. I Ww
Patmore, 1961r

WANTED—Young woman for kitchen and
housework; wages $30 per month with
room, Apply Super'ntendent Prince
Rupert General Hospital, ive

WANTED—Work as chambermaid or in
kitchen, Apply Box 81, Daily News.
192-04

YOUNG man wants to negotiate a loan of
$400.00 to enter gold field at Shushanna
Is total abstainer, honest and industrious
and willing to work. If successful net
proceeds to be divided equally between
party advancing loan and himself if
unsuccessful, promissory note will be
given for one year's time at 12% inter
est, Address Box 33, News Office

194-95
WANTED-—Two bright boys about 10 years
old, Apply at The News Office 105ef
WANTED-—-Second hand typewriter Un
derwood preferred, Phone 131 197

LOST AND FOUND

LOST—-A pocketbook containing some re
celpts for taxes paid on Prince Rupert
property and some other papers which
are of no value to finder Kindly re
turn same to McAleenan’s cigar store
and receive reward. 196-99

 

ONE THOUSAND ACRES

Of First Class Land Near Morice-
town.

Railway Passing Right Through it
and Government Wagon Road
Alongside.

Offered at Very Low Figure

and Terms to Suit

CUTHBERT & COYNEY
Specialists in Interior Lands
Smith Bullding

 

Carpenters’ Tools

Stoves & Ranges

Established 1908

Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery
Steel Blocks
Pipe Fittings
Valves

Fishing Tackle
Rifles & Shotguns
Ammunition
Paint

Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated Iron

 

 

 

“We Sell Nothing But ut the Best” |

 

 

 

| “FROM HOME TO HOME.”

 

 

1142 Pender Street West °

HOTEL ELYSIUM

* Sid. Sykes, Manager

The Finest, Newest and Most Up-to-date Hotel in Vanenuver.
Excellent Cafe,

Moderate Prices,

Vancouver, B.C.
Phone 8500.

 

peal Nasgcedneni

psa pape tapers
ere eee

 

 

WEEKLY

Oh

LETTER

 

 

British Columbia,
to order

Just think how a newspaper
passed on by your faraway

inoney well invested.

The “Weekly News”

 

How difficult it is, sometimes, to carry out your
good intention of writing a letter every. week to your
relatives or friends back home or in the particular lo-
cality in which you lived before you settled in Northern
A good way out of the difficulty is
the ‘‘Weekly News” to be sent to them. § It
gives all the news of Prince Rupert a ndistrict.

You will accomplish a twofold purpose by doing so.
Not only will you be sending a weekly letter home, but
you will be contributing in no small means to the ad-
vertising abroad of Prince Rupert and Northern B. C.

son who will be interested in learning something of the
wonderful opportunities of this pionéer land.
your duty to do that much for your city?

posted to any place in Canada
or the United Kingdom is only $2.00 per year; to points
in the United States, $2.50 per year,

_____ Home

from Prince Rupert will be
friend to some other per-

Is it not
It would be

 

 

SEL RE er SO

 

 

 

 

Port Edward

PRINCE RUPERT'S INDUS-
TRIAL ANNEX

 

 

A launch leaves the govern-
ment slip for Port Edward
every day. For particulars
apply to Harrison, Gamble
& Co., Phone 51, 3rd Ave.

 

 

 

 

CHEAP ACREAGE

—AT—

Tyee Park

 

Third Ave.

 

Near Prince Rupert
eit come
6 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS
Apply

 

Harrison, Gamble & Company

FINANCIAL AGENTS

LIVE STOCK.

COWS fresh calved and coming in always
on hand, and tuberculosis tested, Joh
Christy, “cattle dealer, Collingwood West,
corner ‘Carleton and’ Westminster Road:
Phone Collingwood 99 RK, Post Office
Box 20, Collingwood East, Vancouver.
1700

 

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MEETINGS.

Held in Hays Bldg., 245 2nd
Ave. Sunday service 411 a, m.
Sunday school meets after the
morning servic? Testimony
meetings Wednesdays at 8 p. m.
Reading room is open every day
except Sundays and legal holidays
from 2 p. m, to 5 p,m, 192tf
\

FOR SALE

 

Lots 7 and 8, block 9, Seetion 2,
Atlin Avenue, $3,200; $1,000
cash, balance arranged.

Lots 15 and 16, block 4, Section

Atlin
$6,000;

2, corner and Graham

Avenues, $2,000 cash

balance arranged,

Lots 15, 16, 17, 18, block three,

Graham Avenue,

$800

Section 2,

$2,000 each; each cash,

balance arranged,

Pattullo & Radford

Second Avenue

 

Prince Rupert | Phone 83

 

 

PIOPPOPVPOLOCCC DDS

————

OT. ANDREW'S SOCIETY My

formerly Kaien Isd, Gymnasiva

To rent for Da Public Mes
ings, etc. Particulars at hale
Secretary, P. 0. Box 24%

—_—_—_—_———

 

HARRISON W. ROC

BOOKKEEPING - AUDIT

rrrneenre _Teuent by Private Lem

Phone 112

 

P. O. Box 203

Audits, Investigations, Adjustments, Liew

Smith Block, 3rd Ave.,
a,

LADIES’ AND GENTS’ GARMENT CLEANING

322 Bth Street
‘ a —

Furniture, Baggage, Piano Mov

REDUCE FUEL BILLS

 

Better 3

Every household ae ‘moot
has plumbing tn his hous: cal ve 49
by improved installation rn stem, 10
let me explain how, by

can have

for the cost of the
time and you will hay

SECOND AVE. ha

 

a
For Sale
"PRICE 1,20

GR. Naden (6, Lid

 

August 94

 

Saturday,
» 1949

POPE CLOGS

FOR A TA
Phone 75 |

   

PRINCE RUPERT AUTO @

GEORGE LEEK

Real Estate, Insurance and Loan
Notary Public. Rents and Collection,

Albert Block 2nd Ay
Prince Rupert
Between 5th and 6th Stree

  
 
    
  
   
   
     
    
   
   
   
    
    
   
   
  

Architect
Suite 1, Federal Block
PRINCE RUPERT, B, (
Phone 300 P, O, Bor {6%

 

erme Reasonable

WENDELL R. JONES

313 2n¢ in

BROWN & BUTTERS

METALLURGY AND MINING GEOLOGT

Res. Phone Black 413 Bor {M
Prince Rupert

 

Phone &

P. ROBERTSON

INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANT (Eng)
CHARTERED SECRETARY

dations and Assignments
Frince Rupert, &¢

. THE MIDWAY

PRESSING, DYEING AND REPAIRING

Heered
Goods Called For and Deliveree
Phone Greee a

PACIFIC TRANSFER Cl.

ing and General Cartage
Phone 1

Office: Suite 9, Foderss Block

AND GET

Satisfact

HOT WATER FOR THE BATH IN 20 me
OR HOT DISHWATER IN 10 MINUTE

4 \ will py
The reduction in ) fuel oe port
er ee sfoctl ni

HARRY HANSON

“The Reliable pv aueent

; surance
Real Estate and Ins

Second Avenue