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mill
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COLUMSIA.
in
noiiTt
lis
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ll.-
-
a
a
a
vp
iiaii
Miuriiii
ns-n
(
n
t
rrlnm
llupfrt.
D.C-
this
Jnrt
TIIOS,
W.
IIFnF.
I'rlnra
Ilupert.
D.C.
RAILWAY
TIIS.
NEW
HAZELTON
Lal
week
tv
heavy
wind
-ltlcw
on
I
the
front
of
Ihe.f.fiiilli.lljtrft
Ion
Hotel.
Itcaeue
measure
were
elfeeled
iwfore
any
further
damage
was
done.
A
daughter
whs
horn
recently
ami
Mr.
.1.
II.
Hewill
jiI
Victoria.
James.
Dunbar,
ait
old
timer
of
district,
arriei
from
Pre
.
tj.r
,,
W(rk
u
,,1,
Um
or
iny
further
inform.-
ar.lialrilances
al
Skcenu
Iximrtiuroi
ut
Uixlt,
Vkioru,
Injr.
-ew
Ilaiellon,
llazell.tn.
e-..
fkwa
and
millier.
II,
lillll.Al
SuprrllileDdrnl
ut
LlDdi.
1
I..
.lessen,
of
lloyle
Itros.;
Has
RUPtRT
LAND
DISTRICT.
I
.
.
....
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.
-
,,
liirrixcl
In
lake
charge
of
ilia
I
nTTi
laiMMnH
niinnr
.
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1
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....
11.10
tiMim
iKiriiiuriy
rrum
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ui
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7
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rniiiii
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wiiii
11.
miik
or
lUon
intrii.ee,
throw
J.
Saii.iir
ill
rharK1.
-
iKirinwr!
iruiii
iw
rinxiin,
U!mtiiu
h
hi-
HirsMrrij
mv
iiiaiit.
muio
wi
urfK
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it'll
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ui
luimitriuciireui,
aim
i...rt
,..,
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II.
l.il.(..n
t.
n
30
icrft,
more
or
leinK
",,ft
for
11
,m,r
t
llilhlllfi
vin
hit
nr
jiiiv.
mi
II,
B,
Dibtntlon.
Atenl.
TERRACE
NOTES
Messrs.
'INiliv
and
Harlow
were
1BT3.
Irtter
of
adtiiinutraiion
.
,
e-t
i
.
.
1
1
lit
inmiiaa
w
iirtii.
iirririai
11
i
i'
ulli
1
.
.11
.....
ifl
irn
mmilh.t
in
m
turn
iiia
"
-
nwinr
moiify.
10
ora
wm-
...
,ici.
timerl
on
Y
.
av.
t
itrri'iiT
rrn
imi
10
iijit
111c
-
'
Miss
Churn
of
Ihe
Ohaulaipia
lias
heen
in
town
luaktuir
ar-ranpeinenl
for
I
heir
visit
here,
Anjriisl'-i.M),
21
nd
.2.
'i
10
nurriiine
ihrir
Tin
rrumre-i
.ir.
iiaiuweil
siienl
.
several
1091.
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In
hpnilllr
.
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1
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miiwiy
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iiioiiki
nnii'
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v.
II.
nraut.
onifr.l;
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s
1
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11
11
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of
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ir
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tit.
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IV:.
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1.
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1
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Hlhcr
MWI,
of
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Aifirii
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ii"
luitst
bo
iinxtucml
nil
Cn-
li"M
i"
.iiirn
.trill.
Ilxiial
i.i,,,.,,
W.
II.
(JIHNT,
'
Ounrrnl
Tie
AiimiI.
tANO
ACT.
nlinllon
lo
Apply
to
furchin
Land.
.
1
Mrs,
Donald
has
Immmi
.spend-
1
Ittur
a
few
days
in
lown
visllin
Mrs.
(ten,
Dover
and
Mrs.
Dan
iMcKfnniin.
I'ti-w
iiiSri.
Luusie
.ii
Mr.
Harkrp
enlerlained
a
'vi
I'm.
1.
.
1
1
....
..f
r..in...ia
1.
1
M-rnpiiuoii
iinih-rv
man.
ini.ii.n
cnJovalile
lea
Saturday
afleriiniin
ixTiiiiMiiin
id
iiiiiTlinie
mi"
ulHrrli.Hl
.
laiiil.t
ri.i.i.ii-ni.lna'
all
anidi
on
iim.iouih
iiH.ra.or
c.n.
Mrs.
Lilllo
enlerlained
n
num.
ZPPXn
I'"'"
i'"
rreml-.l
len
ai,r-me
ri.iinir
,,ore
l0
pIil(..
of
,ay
lii
honor
of
.Mrs.
Morrison
of
'"Jt
,
ciiitlaliiltiy
forty
A,iwoni,
().
AV
.
J.JEFKEIISn.N.
'"
luly,
igiiT
f
Arp"Mnl'
Bobble
Ilcnwood
and
Tom
If
you
lollyour
om
r7a(7nrprn
mm
FDCflll
EOT
Marsh
spent
the
week-end
Pacific.
at
Orval
.Ketuiey
spent
III'
week
end
al
IliifiHtl.
Mrs.
('.harlie
Ilaeu
of
LakeNe,'
has
Jiwii
in
(own
I
In
pnp
of
Mrs.
.
5.
Orelioan.
lie
erhool.
YANDERHOOF
I..
K.
Wells.
M.A.,
formerly
of
lluriialiy.
Iim
hwii
appoinlfsl
principal
of
Ihe
Vaii.l.-iliiMif
puh
A
new
Calliolice
niiurch
is
he
inir
huill
at
Ston
Crook
hy
lint
Indians
tinder
lhe
siieniiou
of
I.
X.
Iejie.
(iforpe
Osloii
has
heen
nom
inated
hy
the
Hoard
of
Trade
to
take
lie
conlracl
this
wilder.
Mrs.
llawon
jnd
Mrs.
Cecil
Hurl
ley
are
visit
Injr
in
H.
.).
I.isler
of
Prince
.Oenrfrc-
has
joined
ihe
local
slatT
of
the
Canadian
Hank'
of
Commerce.
4
Mrs.
.1,
Al.
Johnston
.has
re.
Innied
to
Vanderhoof
afler
.pendiur
a
inonlh..l;iing.al
the
coasl,
s
0
Mrs.
.lames
-11.
Tnnnock
of
Fort
Fraer
has
left
for
Finland
where
she
will
spoiid
sis
months
visiting
.with
relatives.
Mrs.
K.
fi.
Mcdeachy
add
son
Donald,
left
last
.week
for
Ontario
where
they
will
spend
an
extended
.holiday
visiting
vvilh
relatives
ami
friends.
It,
F.
Campbell
has
severed
his
runner
I
ion
wilii
the
Canadian
Hank
of
Commerce
uml
expects
lo
leave
next
veek
or
California
where
he
will
join
his
parents,
Vlie
C.N:lt,
i
liuildiiiR
a
fine.
Iwo-slorey
.slaliou.al
iFurl
.Fwiserj
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
il).
Fraser
havti
relumed
lo
llnytfporl
nfleij
spetulinur
a
holiday
al
Stuart
Lake.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
IMnoe
Htfpert
W.
1'.
illiuiis,
Ilalmoral
Cain
nery;
il.-C.
Spencer,
port
Kimp.
sou;
A.-C
Knifcflil,
A'ani'oiiver;
.1.
Ilerdmau,
Anyox;
M.
Fldlaml,
Seal
He.
'Central
E,
II.
Workman,
(1.
ill.
.Ijvw.
wnce
and
Itoy
Workman,
Slcwarl
lHIbI
HON
Mil
(Interior
Districts
.Will
Send
IDIsplays
Equalling,
If
Not
ex-Mlllng
ThoM
of
lttt
Year
W.
F.
noberge,
director
of
the
Xnrthej-n
B.C.
Ajrriculliiral
&
In,
riiislrial
Association,'
who
has
been
on
a
Irip
(n
.
Inn
'Interior
in
Ihe
interests
of
the
forthcoming
exhibition,
reported
al
Ihe
meeting
of
I
he
Fair
Hoard
lal
nigM
that
all
1
districts
lHwern
here
and
Prince
George
were
planning
lo
ftrtil
fln
collections
In
Hi"
fair
equalling
if
nol
eelip.
ing
those
of
last
year.
The
Prince
fJeorge
Agricul
tural
Association
is
set
upon
re.
falning
(lie
challenge
cup
which
Dial
district
won
for
its
display
last
year
ami
nlan
are
alreailv
well
finder
way
for
litis
gear's
how.
Vamlerhoof,
Hums
Lake,
Smilhers,
Tclkwa,
IlaieHnn,
ami
.New
Ilaiellon
districts
are
also
going
In
send
displays.
.Terrao
will
aim
rnm,e
in
it
1
expected
ami
Mr.
Ilnberge
intends
to
make
a
Irip
Ihere
al
an
early
la(.
Local
exhibits
will"
aln
b
good
this
year
ami
Hie
industries
will
he
represented
including
the
Tnks
Inlet
by-products
plant
and
various
canneries.
The
Royal
Hank
of
Canada
has
presented
I
!
;
association
with
a
silver
nip
for
the
cannery
exhibit
competition.
PRESENTATION
MADE
GEORGE
H.MCNICHOLL
Prince
'Rupert
Club
Remembers
One
of
Former
Members
at
-Smoker
Last
Night
l.al
niphl
al
Ihe
Prince
Un
ix-r
I
Cluh
(leiirge
11.
McNirln.ll,
seneral
pasenxer
apenl
of
the
Canadian
.National
Itailway
was
Uie
recipienl
of
11
nice
present
from
his
former
cluh
members
as
a
token
of
their
resect.
This
was
(he
firsl
opportunity
thai
I
hey
had
of
inakin?
the
preeula-lion
owing
In
the
hurried
visits
of
Mr.
McXiclndl
on
former
ite-
ensions.
1.
llejriuald
Heatiuionl.
presjileiii
of
Ihe
cluh,
presided
'
ilhil
ex-ireed
the
general
rejrrel
Ihe
cluh
fell
hI
losing
Mr.
McXicholl.
lie
said
Hie,
visitor
had
hlways
heen
a
valmil
member
and
while
he
was
o
Im
.till
in
Vancouver
and
therefore
in
more
or
.less
dine
touch
with
llieiu
they
could
not
allow
the
invasion
lo,pass
s
i
I
In
ii
I
showinj;
Iheir
apprec
iation
of
his
membership.
He
referred
lo
some
of
Uie
aclivilies
in
which
Ihey
had
.heen
engaged
logelher
and
Iioim-iI
they
would
ee
Mr.
McXicholl
often.
He
llien
on
behalf
of
Ihe
cluh
presenle.1
him
with
it
pipe
.as
a
loken,
of
afood
fellowship
unit
asked
that
us
he
inhaled
Ihe
frauranl
.weed
he
would
sometimes
let
,his
IIioukIiIs
slray
to
the
uld
-associ
ations
xvliich
had
been
so
fdeas-
ant.
.1.
H.
PiHsliury,
M.
P.
Mc-
CatTery
and
D.
1.
Slewart
rtlso
spoke
along
similar
lines
and
said
Ihey
often
me
Mr.
McXicholl
when
011
Iheir
business
visils
to
Vancouver.
It
was
a
greal
thins
lo
know
Ihey
had
a
Prince
Hit
Hrl
friend
in
that
city.
There
was
a
largo
.gathering
in
the
big
silling
room
of
Hie
club,
all
of
whom
cheered
Ihe
compliinenlary
references
In
Ihe
guest.
I'onislil
Mr.
McXicholl
goes
lo
Anyox
Jind
iielurns
to
Vancouver
lomorrovv
nighl.
(BOARD
OF
TRADE
ISSUES
BOOKLET
Is
Fine
-Advertising
Medium
for
Olty
and
District
Descriptive
Articles
and
'Pictures
The
puhlieily
booklet
tipOu
which
(he
commillee.
of
Iheillnard
of
Trade
with
such
mailers
in
it.s
bands
has
been
working
for
several
weeks
has
ntade
ils
np-
pwirance
and
constitutes
a
fine
adverlising
medium
for
Ihe.
city
of
Prince
Ilupert
and
district.
:ll
describes
the
eily
and
ils
shipping
and
industrial
facilities,
fisheries,
mining,
lumbering
and
logging,,
agriculture,
transportation,.
water
power.,
'industrial
opportunities,
sport
ami
bunting
and'
poinls
of
interest
in
and
around
Ihe
eily.
landing
a
real
interest
"anil
lone
lo
the
publication
arc
.sev
eral
ifitic
new
pictures.
The
cover
lepicls
a
sunset
scene
on
'the
harbor
overlooking
the
(irani
lrunk
Paciflo
wharf,
Other
pic-
Blind
Man's
Buff
p
VEN
in
this
age
df
enlightenment
soms
(folks
spend
-their
money
iblindly.
.They
buy
with
their
eyes
shut.
Hlhey
grope
in
the
dark
as
truly
as
if
their
eyes
were
bandaged.
And
all
the
time
a
powerful
light
is
being
'thrown
on
the
very
things
they
need
and
-want!
Advertising
is
a
beacon
'to
guide
you
in
buying.
It
shows
you
what
to
buy
where
to
buy
and
when
to
buy.
.At
the
same
time,
it
protects
you
against
jraud
and
inferiority.
Merchants
and
manufacturers
wVo
adoerlise
deliberately
focus
thousands
of
eyes
upon
iheir
wares.
Their
values
must
be
honest
and
their
prices
right,
or
they
could
not
advertise
successfully.
Don't
play
blind
man'sbmff
with
the
elusive
dollar.
Spend
a
few
minutes
each
day
running
through
the
advertisements
in
this
paper.
Then
.buy
the
products
that
!have
proved
?up
in
the
-light
of
advertising.
Bringing
In
of
Three
Baseball
Teams
arid
One
Football
.Team
.Authoriied
by
Board
Read
the
Advertisements.
turns
are
a
panorama
of
Ihe
city
proceed
willi
development
work
am)
views
of
the
drydock.
halibut
with
11.
1..
Clothier
and
William
fishig
fleet,
court
bouse.
Pacific
1
Irwin
in
charge.
The
property
Mills
al
Ocean
Falls,
Jrmil
catches,
ocean
dock
and
Salt
Lake.
The
booklet
consists
of
20
pages
ami
was
printed
hy
Me-llae
Hros.
It
was
compiled
by
C.
V.
F.vill,
secretary
-of
Ihe
Hoard,
aided
by
Oeorge
Wilson,
under
Ihe
supervision
of
the
publicity
committee
consisling
or
II.
F.
Pullen,
C.
H.
Orme
and
W.
K.
Williams.
OUTSIDE
SPORT
TEAMS
ARE
COMING
TO
FAIR
I,any
is
owned
by
Ihe
Hercules
iMinesi
I.
lit.
or
which
m
late
nngauier-(ieiieral
H.
fi.
hilwanls-Leckie
was
president
and
manager.
Hoy
Jones,
.
I
he
Kelehikan
was
in
lown
last
week
with
his
hydroplane,
the
Worth
Hittl,
The
flight
from
Ketchikan
was
made
in
2
hours
and
5
minutes.
Frank
Howler,
formerly
of
(tin
Hoyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police,
lias
relumed
lo
Stewart
lo
lake
ja
position
with
a
mining
corn-
REGIMENTAL
ORDERS
1st.
Bn.
North
B.C.
Regiment
102
Bn.
C.E.F.
Orders
by
Major
J.
AV.
F..
The
sports
and
attraclions,'icnou
commanumg:
j
committee
was
authorized
at
last!
.
inuies
tnnerty
officer
for
night'
meeting
of
the
Fair
week
ending
August
11,
Lieut,
n.
Hoard
lo
bring
in
lliree
outside
Cameron.
Aexi
ror
duty,
Lapt.
baseball
teams
and
one
football
H.
Wanl.
Orderly
Sergl.
for
leant
iliirinir
Fjiir
Week.
Anyox.
week
ending
August
11,
Sgt.
Smithrrs
and
Ocean
Falls
will
While.
Xe.xt
for
duly,
Xo.
tl
probably
provide
Ihe
baseball
I
le.
It.
ilson.
Ienni4.
It
has
been
sugg-'sled1
Mrengm
increase
ine
roiiow-
Ihal
Ihe
Anyox
football
leant
also
'K
Having
heen
attested,
has
come
hut
Telkwa
lias
a
strong
ng-
bn.
taken
on
slrenglh
as
front
gnegation
which
has
been
clean-
August
0,
1923:
Xo.
88
Ple.
Albert
lug
up
Interior
honors
and
it
js.
rainier.
believed
that
the
leant
is
desirous!
Hand
'Hand
practice,
'will
l
of
coming
here.
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Fridays
until
further
no.
The
mailer
of
annointing
a.Hce,
In
place
of
JMonday?,
as
sports
manager
for
the
Fair
has.
heretofore.
been
left
in
the
hands
of
the.1
.Instructional
Ola
Classes
of
commltle.
Several
applications
instrticllou
will
lie-
held
on
Mon.
for
the
post
have
been
received,
,'wy
and
Wednesdays
f
each
STEWART
F.aslem
inleresls
have
aciiuir-
ed
control
or
the
Hercules
group
near
the
Dig
.Missouri
and
will
weeK.
All
desirous
or,
qualifying
for
'pronotien
are
requested
to
enroll
immediately.
,
Drill
All
recruits
will
parade
for
drill
011
Monday,
August
13,
1923,
al
8.00
p.m.
P.
D.
ASHDMDGE,
Adjt.
Stove
WOOD
"
We
have
just
received
1
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
-dry.
biie
cut
to
order.
Also
Kindling
In
8acs.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phono
580.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
Dr.FP.
a.
,
Kenny
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block.
Phone
.109
For,
Appointment-P.O.
Box
953,-Prince
Rupert.
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CHOP
8UEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rent-Prices
Reasonable
Phone
Blue
'471.
Second
Ave.
i
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