riday,
Ausrust
10.
1923
.
.
For
.
.
Carnival
Queen
Miss
Adeline
Henrikson
"The
Little
Fisher-maiden"
THE
FISHERMEN'S
and
MOOSE
CANDIDATE
Gill
Gold-plated
Safety
Razor
Price
$1.00
Her
l
the
bicct
ra:or
vime
In
twenty
years.
Throuch
a
fertunatr
rur
chatc,
ve
offer
this
solJ-plated
genuine
maJc-iiv
CanaJa
Gillette
at
ait
unhearJ-pf
price.
Com-plete'lri
even'
detail
fitte
II
aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl
Theae
Gillettei
ire
not
"tttonAt"
or
"Army
biue."
They
re
newly
manufactured
genuine
Gillette
I'ock.
The
are
exactly
represented,
anJ
we
guarantee
ihem
10
he
perfect
in
material
an
J
orkmamhip.
Get
yours
today.
None
toll
to
dealers.
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Store.
Phones
200,
82
and
134.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th.
3rd
Ave.
and
2nd.
We
pay
postage
on
nil
mail
orders.
"kupert"
Brand
Kippers
SMOKED
DAILY
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Special
Teapot
Sale
AVo
have
been
forluiiale
in
sccurim?
an
assorted
crate
Jf
0(d
KnglWh
Teapots
which
we
have
priced
exceptionally
low,'
There
are
several
sljles
and
sizes
to
choose
from.
1'iieca
run
from
l0c
to
$1.50.
ll'liey
are
now
on
display
in
our
window.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.O.
Box
1646.
608
Third
Ave.
Tel.
3.
Here
and
There
Over
a
thousand
million
fish
tgut
of
various
specif
were
collected
by
the
hatcheries
branch
of
the
Department
of
Maj-ine
and
Fisheries
during
1921.
Inbound
ships
from
the
United
Kingdom
are
averaging
4
00
tons
of
freight
for
dischar--
at
Vancou-ver.
Outbound
th'ey.
take
about
4.000
tons
per
vessel.
l-ast
year
the
average
outward
tonnage
was
practically
the
same
while
the
inbound
was
only
about
one
tenth
of
what
it
now
is.
Announcement
has
been
made
that
a
Government
wireless
station
is
to
be
erected
on
St.
Paul's
Island,
which
stands
In
the
entrance
to
the
Gulf
of
St.
Lawrence,
off
the
most
north-easterly
point
of
Nova
Scotia.
Two
Government
wireless
engineers
have
arrived
there
and
are
making
arrangements
for
the
erection
of
the
station.
Qne
hundred
and
forty
thousand
Canadian
school
boys
have
been
banded
into
an
army
of
guards
to
watch
for,
and
prevent
forest
fires
in
the
Dominion
this
year,
according
to
an
announcement
made
by
the
Canadian
Forestry
Association.
The
new
organisation,
which
is
known
as
the
Young
Canadians'
Forest
League,
will,
it
is
expected,
save
several
million
dollars'
worth
of
timber
from
fire
ravages.
That
"prospects
for
Increased
Immigration
into
Canada
are
excellent"
was
one
of
the
most
important
statements
made
by
K.
V.
Bratty,
K.C.,
upon
his
return
from
an
extended
tour
of
England
and
European
capitals
The
president
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
believes
Canada
is
progressing
in
the
matter
of
immigration,
but
intensified
efforts
are
essential,
he
considers,
to
offset
erroneous
impressions
abroad
that
Canada
does
not
require
new
settlers.
A
record
run
between
Winnipeg
and
(juebec
was
recently
made
uy
a
special
Canadian
Pacific
train
when
passengers
fion.
the
Orient
were,
through
delay
cau.ed
by
land'
slide,
in
danger
ot
missing
their
connection
with
the
CP
S.S.
"Em
press
of
Scotland"
at
the
eastern
lort
The
train
covered
the
1.579
miles
in
a
little
over
30
hours,
whereas
the
schedule
time
for
trains
between
these
two
cities
is
63
hours,
The
passengers
had
crossed
the
Pa
cific
on
the
C.PS.S.
"Empress
of
Kussia
and
were
taking
advantage
01
me
zi
day
uneni-to-r.orope
ser
vice
of
the
Company.
The
United
State
has
invested
in
Canada
$2,500
.OOO
.0
arco'dinz
to
the
Hankers'
Trust
Company
ot
New
York,
which
has
just
com-
,
pleted
a
survey
of
Canadian
industry
and
the
amount
of
United
Stales
capital
invested.
Of
the
total
sum
,
invested.
$1,200,000,000
is
in
bonds,
and
the
remainder
in
farms,
mort-
j
gages,
small
businesses,
industrial
enterprises,
banking
and
private
loans.
It
is
com
p"
ted
that
mure
than
200
branch
factories
were
oiered
in
Carada
br
United
States
concerns
(n
1919,
snd
a
great
number
in
1920
and
192!,
and
that
late
in
1922
the
number
of
these
came
to
700.
A
collie
dog
is
reported
to
havo
sved
the
life
of
-a
London
West
girl,
while
accompanying
the
child
to
a
nearby
store.
On
the
way
she
topped
on
the
C.
P.
R.
railroad
tracks
In
the
path
of
a
westbound
flier.
Realising
the
child's
peril,
the
dog
threw
himself
against
her
with
sufficient
impact
to
knock
her
clear
of
danger,
and
was
cut
to
pieces
by
the
train
before
he
could
regain
safety
The
girl's
mother
tried
to
discourage
the
dog
from
going
when
the
daughter
started
for
the
store,
but
te
went,
and
was
the
means
of
sav-
ing
the
child's
life,
and
died
heroically
I
as
a
result.
I
VICTORI
ASHIPPING
!
LUMBER
IN
QUANTITIES
I
MANY
FOREIGN
PORTS
VICTORIA,
Aug.
10.
Six
mlU
noil
r
or
lumiiei
will
He
ship
ied
from
Victoria
to
variotix
inrlx
of
t
tit
world
during
the
nreeul
month
jf
present
orders
are
filletl
iiceording
to
selfethilc.
Some
of
this
goex
in
the
Orient,
xome
to
India
and
xome
lo
the
K.nxt
enaxi.
All
(ho
mills
me
Imsy
and
ships
are
here
con-xiaiiMy
loading
for
foreign
ports.
Plus
1c
Per
Piece
7-
1
a
pound
FLOAT-IRONED
Family
Service
All
of
your
washing
80
pat
cant
or
your
Ironing
everything
raturnad
dry
You
simply
touch
up
a
faw
outer
garments
Such
as
waists,
blouses,
house
dressaa,
with
hand-Iron,
Phone
us
today,
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Phone
8.
TBI
DAILY
NIW0
PAQH
TRAM
Local
aid
Personal
j
b.
0.
Undertaker.
Phone
41.
tf
Haynera,
Undertaker.
351.
Phone,
tf
.Football
oiiighl
(5.S5;
ri.O.C.
vs.
(irollo.
Oilliuly
Cup.
Have
Money!
Huy
our
Nanaiino
Wellington
.Nut
Coal
at
$13.50
a
ton,
Albert
A.
.McCaffery,
Ltd.
If
II.
It.
Workman,
Stewart
mill
man.
wax
a
passenger
tor
ic-loria
on
(lie
I'riuce
(Jeorge
lasl
night.
Mix
Laura
Frizzcll
sailed
lasl
uiglit
lay
t
lie
.
steamer
Prince
liirge
for
Vancouver
on
a
holi-
Jay
I
rip.
Mix
Hetty
Harrow
is
sailing
tomorrow
night
by
the
steamer
rince
llupert
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
spend
a
holiday.
K.
A.
(iraham
and
11.
O'llricu
arrived
from
Vancomer
on
lie
venture
llilx
iiroriung
ami
are
registered
at
1
lie
Hotel
Prince
Rupert.
'
Mix
Mary
Astoria
and
Mix
I'ulm'ira
Axtoria
are
planning
on
making
a
trip
to
Skagway
next
vcek.
They
will
spend
a
week
in
I
In-
noi
l
hern
town.
.1.
W.
King,
mine
shift
box
at
Surf
Inlet,
wax
a
passenger
on
lli
xleamer
Venture
thix
morn
ing.
He
is
on
hix
way
Id
Van
miner
for
a
vacation.
hen
I
inlay.
.
I'eler
Morrion,
native,
pleaded
guilly
in
Ilia
police
court
(bis
morning
to
uncharge
of
inloxi
ration
miller
the
Inilian
Act
and
wa
fineil
ten
dollars.
Hubert
H.
Payne,
production
manager
for
the
Canadian
Fish
ing
Co.,
armed
at
Huledale
t
la
i
morning
having
rome
ax
far
norlh
ax
Ihal
point.
on
Hie
xleam
er
Venture
which
;
wax
in
port
X.
Mr
Loan
arried
on
the
Veil
lure
thix
morning
from
Surf
In
let
to
fitter
the
local
lioxpital
for
iiealiuenl
to
hix
f.N.I
wMi-h
he
lunl
hadly
eruxhed
by
an
'ore
Tar
on
(he
Heluionl-Surf
Inlet
Min
inglj'.'x
mi
tic
railway.
Mrx.
Me
Lean
accompauicl
him
to
the
'ily.
.
.
At
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
Hev.
nr.
tiraiit
referred
to
the
excellent
result
obtained
by
the
local
schools
and
etprexscd
rv
gret
al
the
los
of
Harold
I
Campbell,
one
of
the
members
of
I
be
Rotary
Club,
who
had
lefl
Hie
city
ami
whose
sooil
work
had
been
of
great
benefit.
A
report
front
the
Hoard
of
Works
recommending
that
an
automatic
vuhe
be
iuxtalled
on
the
city's
water
main
al
Shawat-
latix
Lake
at
the
col
uf
$150
to
preeul
the
flow
oT
water
from
the
lake
while
the
Acropolis
Hi)!
reservoir
is
being
repaired
was
adopted
at
the
meeting
of
the
council
yesterday
afternoon.
On
t-fcouimciidalinii
of
Hie
Hoard
if
Works,
Hie
city
council
yesterday
afternoon
decided
lo
call
for
lenders
for
pipe
and
supplies
rctpiircd
in
making
the
new
wiilcr
connection
lo
the
G.N
R.
at
First
Axynue
and
Highlit
Street.
II
wax
also
decided
to
call
for
tenders
for
the
trenchin
that
will
be
rciptircd
in
laying
Hie
new
pipe.
The
I'hlon
steamer
Venture,
('.apt.
A.
Johnstone,
was,
in
-
port
Ibis
morning
from
..I5
to
10.15
boon.
I
north
til
Skeena
and
Naax
River
cannery
"purl
from
Van
corner.
I
lie
u'ssel
will
be
here
returning
south
at
noon
tomor
row,
nilleerx
of
the
venture
re
port
having
passed
the
United
Slates
trnnxnort
Heaer
and
iiiitc
suinnarines
in
eynlour
Narrows.
The
vessels
were
re
luming
south
to
Seattle
after
a
cruise
in
Alaska
waters.
Among
local
looking
for
Hie
south
on
the
steamer
M'rince
(ieorge
last
night
wjre
II.
R.
Sinithl,
!.
Kipp,
.1.
Oarner,
A.
Wilson,
Mrs.
K.
'
Campbell,
'Miss
lUchatdson,
R.
Wulf,
Mr.
and
Mix.
A.
Fullerlon.
Peter
Hlack,
jr..
Mr.
Hexbrisay,
Miss
R.
.Murphy.
F.
Millerd,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
Dickson
and
daughter,
J.
K.
Sludhidine,
M.
(1.
Wallace,
G.
II.
Roberts,
K.
Smith,
P.
Jacob
for
Vaticouer:
Miss
L.
M.
Kllelt
for
Victoria
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
F.
Dulliie
and
parly
for
Seattle,
5
Shaving
Improvements
FREE
10
vaatly
better
shaves.
Send
coupon.
CX.lt.
sleainer
Prince
Ruperl.
Laiit.
C
liouald,
due
from
Van
couver
and
way
ports
al
;i
lhi
aflernooii
is
reimrle.
011
lime.
J.
A.
Kirkpalrkk,
C-N.R.
as-
sixlaut
siiperitilendenl.
is
return-
ing
lo
Sniilliers
this
evening
after
having
spent
a
couple
of
days
in
the
city.
The
fire
department
had
a
call
at
1:15
yesterday
afternoon;
In
extinguish
n
grass
fire
utlliej
corner
of
Fifth
Avenue
and
Bow
ser
Street,
'l'here.
was
no
dam
age.
.
C
Arthur,
chief
engineer
of
Ho-
Union
steamer
Venture,
is
olTi
on
two
weeks'
holiday
at
iSowen
Island
and
J.
Craii-n.
second
engineer,
is
in
charge
of
the
en-trine
riMm
of
the
essel
during
his
alisjieg.
'(
.
I
II
will
pndialily
he
a
rorlniglit;
el
before
the
keels
nf
the
Iwoj
(Jo-ftMt
fislieries
cruisers
lo
lie
built
sit
lli,e
local
dry
dock
are
laid,
il
was
staled
al
the
yardj
this
morning.
In-the
meantime,
j
Hie
plans
are
being
finally
work-j
ed
upon,
Major
.
I.
A.
Motherwell,
j
chief
inspector
of
fislieries.
and
I.
W.
Allen,
chief
engineer,
slill'
being
in
the
city
in
this
connec-j
Hon.
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.).
McRaewish
to
sincerely
liiank
their
many,
friends
for
I
he
kind
expressions!
of
sympathy-extended
In
Ihem
on
Ihe
occasion
of
their
recent
sad
bereavement.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prlnce
Rupert
J.
A.
Motherwell.
R.
L.
T.
J.
Stephens,
A.
C.
.lohn
At.
Thomson
and
S.
Vancouver:
a.
C.
Ruhle.
Hrown,
Knight.
Tsicye,
Kanka-
kee,
Illinois;
Mrs.
llorwitl.
Salvos;
William
X.
Ilaingnnve,
Jacksonville,
111.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
.1.
Jones,
Chicago;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I
tertian!
1).
Reis,
nurse
and
child,
Xew
York
City;
Aliss
It.
Kingbe.
.Minneapolis;
P.
K.
Ayrliart.
F.d-tuouloit;
Air.
and
.Mrs.
F.
J.
Whitney,
Anyox;
J.
K.
Hotter,
Victoria;
Airs.
R.
A.
Wagner,
Wales
Island.
Ceentral
W.
C
Curtis.
Xew
Westmin
ster:
John
.Murdoch,
Alice
Arm;
Robert
Hailey.
Fairbanks;
A.
Christiansen,
City;
A.
Al.
Tyson,
Anyox.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Friday,
Aug.
10
High
l-':28
p.m.
17.
i
fl.
Low
:lfi
a.m.
H.tl
"
18:15
p.m.
7.2
"
Saturday,
Aug.
11
High
0:15
tun.
;'i).l
ft.
l;i;i)0
p.m.
I.l
"
Low
C
:5a
a.m.
2.0
"
I8:5t
p.m.
6.
1
"
U
EMORRHOIDS
not
aufter
another
day
wltti
nDo
Itching,
BleeUlns.
or
ITotrUdlng
Tiles
or
ItemorrholJa.
Jo
aurstcal
operation
rcniu'.reJ.
Vf.
Chaae'a
.
.
,
T
.
1
1
1
II
..,
n
,
nnA
Anil
VllUmeill
win
ruirvo
m
w
11
airora
lasiini?
oenni.
"u
dealers,
or
IMmsnaon,
Haws
to.,
Limited,
Toronto.
Sampla
tox
fraa.
P
A
R
I
S
for
less
time
greater
comfort
Shaving
has
been
made
more
comfortable,
quicker.
Not
in
just
on
way
but
in
five
distinct
ways
I
We
want
you
to
know
them
jr&lKta
I
as
UlrOtlS
Of'
So
we
offer
thia
teat
at
our
eitxnseA,
3ti
',
Back
of
it
is
the
18
months'
work
we
Vpenhe
130
experiments
we
made
in
perfecting
Tajmolive
Shaving
Cream
for
you.
T7
m
f
rtiff.
WU.
iwji
n'
-
I
,4
.
f
It
multiplies
250
time
in
richest
lather.
.
It
softens
the
meanest
beard
in'ft?."
minute,
without
"rubbing
tn.
The
lather
will
last
10
minnteamcfotr
effective
if
necessary.
"
The
bubbles
are
extra
strong
hoTling
each
hair
erect
to
meet
the
blade.-'
Your
face
is
left
cooled
and
sootKIff!
comfortable,
by
the
careful
blend
of
palm
and
olive
oils.
That's
the
kind
of
a
shave
you
want,
isn't
Hf
Male
us
prove
that
we
have
made
it
possible.
Yo
can'tjose
on
this
offer.
Post
the
coupon.
Get
your,
first
10
shaves
free.
Do
it
today.
Mad
fa
Ctrmad
THE
PALMOLIVE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
limited
Moatml
Toreon
Wknnip
10
SHAVES
FREE
I
.
,
s.
-
Jart
All
hi
a4
tnalt
t
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51
Hastings
Street
Wet
Vancouver,
B.C
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
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P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermaker.,
Blacksmiths,
PatUrn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Ets.
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding.
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plant
is
equipped
to
kindle
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kinds
of
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONES
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IT
WORTH
WHILE
Keeping
timber
for
B.C.
Industries?
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alive
a
prosperous
payroll?
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fur
and
feather
in
B.C.?
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timber
for
manufacture?
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a
green
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for
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