iugn
3,
1023-
NOTICE.
v
His.
IBER
SALE
X
537S.
o,
Vi
Moulin.
THI
DAILY
H1WB
BANQUETFOR
MRS.
BEESLEY,
WHO
IS
Elks
Honor
Esteemed
Member
on
Auction
mi
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1
Eva
of
Departure
For
South
I
.11
VVednewlay,
Atlul
I
Jill,
i
I
rh;:i
i
"
A
great
send
off
was
accorded
ur
ri.vr
hundred
Ma
In
Alllii
..
,
,,
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
ii
ii.mta
win
ie
irrrrri
for
I..
A.
Donohoe
last
night
when
n
!''."
u".Afk
'"!'.
baiuiuct
wa
tendered
lo
him
by
;
mi
full'
11
"
uiiirriiineut
iiiiiiiii'i
mil
ill
nif
r-L,
urpi
i
i
ho
.14
if
vi
!.
ii
iMiuiiii
uj
r..r
Hi
.....
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i.i..
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t
Ih.H
ill.
H..I
IMpiMLltlC
"
on
the
steamer
Prince
lln
rt
for
r1,,,!LJJlI!.i,n,Kl?i',lifriil.
Tin
dining
liall
was
;
in'iriiii'iii
f
Land,
virioru,
crowded-
Willi
a
hint
of
friend
I
n
rtTiicwiT
""'I
a
nappy
time
wa
spenl
in
I
superintendent
f
i
jmi.
mmiks.
tii
ii
m
i
niul
speech
making.
I-rank
iniiii
occupied
i
in-
riiair.
A
banquet
Wits
served
at
U
i.in
after
which
n
delightful
program
of
Mintf
liifr
iiml
instrumental
mulc
wax
indulged
in.
Appro.
priate
speeches
were
mail'
liy
-wlll
be
received
by
the
ii...
j
ndcra
if
(.,,,
'
Kri72otl
rn"m
Unwind
'
,.1,
mil
later
Ih.n
-.
on
V";
V
D
aiji:i,
I9i.
rur
ineWhjte,
J.
.1.
Mirlilonn
,
anil
(iillis
,1
.l'hffi:1
,"""'.
The
musical
urograu
lint,
in
nu
i3;..imu
rji.ni.
of
wa
rendered
ly
Ceo.
Wndilell,
IMk
lid
TrW
III,,
rev
L'l..l,....r
fltlll..
l.
l)pr-
will
ur
allowed
fur
r-:'""
"""""
hiii-
ami
other
'members
or
I
Ik
hlk
triiriiurt
'.r
ihe
nnirr
rorra-..
fu
itr"n:;7n,'i
r.iairi.i
r,...i.
ivS;;;
I
b,
B,'
mln-lrol
group,
the
arcnmpani-
MER
SALE
X5341.
,
I
...
..
i
...
iineiii
ih'iiik
piaycu
ny
jVntighan
DavU
at
tlio
piano.
V.
Uurlnic
Hi1
pvrninc
lli
Rtit
of
t,irr.
i
l
r-'j;il
tr
"'honor
wan
pr'pnpil
liy
Hin
Solf
k'K-r
.tp
i.-if
ljlr
Ihan
fuuiii
nn
:
1
'
k)
i.r
Aiirxi.
IH
for
th
.Willi
a
K'hiiiiiiii
i.ikn
iimuii
a
..V:
?!n..,JTlia
lokon
of
lln
p.tn-m
In
wliMi
niul,
inure
.ai
Di.tnn.
him
f
-l
i.f
idir,
llriiikirk,
am.
I)i-ar
Jll
Im
allimiHl
rnr
rr-hnt-
UrllruUrt
of
lh
Cblf
lorn.
ur
llu
iMttrin
rorir.
krl,
B.'
MCR
SALE
X6129.
In
whm
IipI'I
liy
I.oilif
No.
A
n.P.O.I'.
Mr.
lonnlior
m.nle
a
ullaMc
rpply
In
lilrli
lir
rt-pri'txi-'l
lijnixi'lf
a
Hunt
uralifji'il
al
Hi"
donor
tlio
rnmpany
had
hc-
Inwcil
upon
him
ami
al
i--lr'-l
liU
nirrnw
al
li-avin(r
en
ikIit
will
l
rrrrixi
by
th
innny
jfdoil
frii'inN.
IihU,
ii
Victoria,
H"l
latrr'
....
,
.
,
.
.
i
im
iomd4ri.f
Aum.i.
iti.
1
1"
laniiH
wa
hrouiiht
lo
a
Mux
or
I.'
"Mir
X
lift,
lo
rtillrtp
Willi
Krrh.
'lltiMl
f't
of
f.
nn
ir
yin
niul
I
aixl
I
-
so
ilrmbM-k
ami
PIdc
hlscd,
iianr
k,
Cjiii
Dnirlfl.
mnr
will
In-
alkiwfd
for
Tt-KlM-r
Uriiculara
of
tlt
Chief
rori-
B.c:
or
PHlrtct
rorfir,
lttu-c
I
HUriRT
LAND
DISTRICT.
rn.
-
MLOTTC
IILAN0I
DUTRICT.
Hlr
llMt
Ih
lanura
ruinnr
k
tor
mark
f
mum
Eatraur.
tli-nc
Vrnrrly
and
f
;!t
.nif
lad
low
h.ark
SB
rlulr.s
m
.rx
or
l't,
to
t
It
rluln
iKrttiM
frou
II
quar-Ot
)iol
00
tlw
lmre
line
of
Lot
ilVnr
toullH-aiirrly
rliaJn.
tiorlhratlrrly
0
rtialna,
niore
or,
to
ItM
pulnt
-t
CMiaurarruirut,
and.
10
lhl
flh
day
f
July.
till.
1"
.XOAIIA
lllllil
A
I'ACkl.MI
CO.;
II.
B.
lULInitoO.
Aimt.
I
kOMARlOTTC
Hut
w
LAND
DISTRICT.
4,
Mi
Mnrru.
Van-1
h:
;r
nilriJ
Ii.
awly
lo
r
ljml
f.ir
a
llrnx
tn
nwl,
ivlrliiin
and
natural
iimlr
I
fx-
fllitrii
1rrilil
I
n
$kidfil
lntl.
Oriluni
.ntiiM-n
'if
al
l"l
lantm
ail
;..-icr
nf
rrllon
l.
Vtrn
i-halna
wpal;
tnrDrc
iMti
lrnr
o
rhalnt
;
lialna
t
inIIi,
to
fottnl
ut
nm-
IM.
m......
iliKin(f
of
A
1
1
1.
1
For
llr'
a
Jolly
flooil
Fi'llow."
After
Hip
liamiud
I
li
company
npiiililoil
in
par-ail
formation
anil
nrrompanio.l
lh
(ctiol
of
I
hp
oxrnintf
In
lln
lyiiiipr
Prihi-p
flupprl.
Mr.
Dmioliop
will
so
a
far
nnlh
a
(California.
I
ln
ronimillpp
in
rliarjrr
of
Hip
i.7;n,:.,orr;;;,;ta
fu:iii'i.H
comPri.p.i
narry
nrpp.i.
rarriiinl
nrn3i
runiniendnr
",.
Oayp
ami
W.
Ili'iil.
ailpl
IUmi
roriHr
f
i.ui
ioob.
ihriKjoy
l'ii
lf.
M.
riillpr
ami
i!
The
Man
in
the
Moon
(
j
SAYS
j
i
r
..
.......
i
;
i
A
NKWI'APKII
lory
IpIN
of
n
rfiili
hplweeii
r
woman
mid
a
police
oilirer
iliii'inif
a
dojr
fiirlil
lull
II
doe
mil
way
Imw
the
do
LBVBR'BROTHERS
LIMITED
Terooto
Uv.rBro.bcr.
Limited
Toronto,
Ont.
Ho.iery(deuisnk.tock.
l
W
recommend
d
cvery
Yours
truly.
Joiu.Kyr&0,,
.ftCo.,Und
I
jMONTOCANADArJjjk
fight
came
out.
A
'MAN
rpcently
collapfi
af-Ipr
tavintr
hi
wifp
from
drown-iiiK.
'Dip
realization
of
whal
lie
hail
ilonn
evjilenlly
uniieneil
him.
A
NUMIIKIl
of
ii
aiP
wp!I
alontr
Hip
mail
of
life
hut
not
one
of
ii
nepin
lo
p
far
alons
I
he
roail
nit
of
I'rjnrp
Hupprl.
,
WI
TH
,
U'
npruian
mark
al
iirh
n,
riiliruoiiHly
low
prior
of
pxrhanKP
il
a
womlpr
xhiiip
am-hilloii'
finaneier
han
not
olTereil
lo
hiiy
Hoi
wliolr
ilariiPil
iMiintry.
.
-
ONK
of
(hp
r!oniilioni
of
pur-rhap
roiihl
hr
I
Ii
lnrliiion
of
Hill
for
poo.
I
weight.
AN
PnlPrpriinrr
showman
coiil.
I
makp
a
furl
hup
mil
of
him
alone.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
August
3,
1913.
Ilrv.
John
Knox
Wrichl.
of
Vanroiixer,
one
of
Ihe
hpt
known
elrso'mrii
of
Ihr
i"oal.
arripl
hy
I
he
l'rinrp
Itupert
Ihli
morn,
in?.
Hi
vi"it
will
inrliiih
a
trip
up
Hip
Ski-Ptia
n
far
a"
Hp.pIIoii.
ArriHuroment
han
hern
ulaala
for
him
lo
prearh
in
Hip
rejttiy-terian
Hall
on
Sunday
morninc
t
.
.
.
.
..
1
.
..
m
t
-
g!
.irc.
J.
i.
1'ierrp,
win-
in
.nr.
I'ipn'P.
who
in
the
rnainppr
al
Hip
dry
ilork
for
Hip
Winelanil
ii'.onxtrnrtion
in.
atrived
llns
inmrninK
ly
II")
l'rinrp
Hupprl.
..
kiu
iriimxniiiniv
..
.
...
M4
n
Mtnlni,,
,lll,""r,,
4,f
Tra,
"""liwm
."trT!"1
of
Ton.nlo
arrlwl
hy
l,e
I'rince
VOL
ruillil
alliiu.l
hear
Hip
Imllalion
ninrrhinar
pat
when
Hip
niarrh
hltinsl
out.
Itupert
this
morning
to
viil
llirjr
oil.
Hubert
I..
Mrlntoh.
It
i
flp
or
nix
)par.
inre
Mr.
and
Mr.
MWnlnh
Sr
were
lal
in
I'rinre
Hupprl.
If
you
find
you
cannot
pel
Hip
daily
Npw
rejnilarly,
call
fu
and
Miibcrihe
for
il
and
have
ft
delivered
to
your
home.
tf
Nothing
better
than
LUX
The
makers
of
the
famous
"Kayser"
silk'stockings
endorse
LUX.
Lux
with
its
instant,
rich
suds,
is
ideal
for
the
quick
thorough
washing
silk
hosiery
requires.
The
thin,
satin-like-
flakes,
made
by
our
own
exclusive
process,
dissolve
completely
in
an
instant,
leaving
no
particle
of
solid
soap
to
cling
to
delicate
fibres.
Read
the
recommendation
of
the
Kayser
Co.
Make
your
stockings
last
longer
by
washing
them
only
in
Lux.
Lux
is
sold
only
in
sealed
A
m
L
ii.l.taif
I
V
COMING
TO
RUPERT,
IS
GUEST
AT
LUNCHEON
SMITH
Kits,
Auk.
3-Mr.
F.
K.
I'axn
charmitiKly
enlrrlainpij
in
hrr
home
on
Tuemlajr
In
honor
of
her
laii(thtpr.
Mrs.
J.
J.
Heenley,
who
h
IravinB
lo
reside
In
I'rinM
Hupelt.
A
dainty
lunrlieori
prereiled
a
rnont
pleaKant
aflprnoon,
which
was
InteriniiiKlpd
.wilh
fxpreit-uliin
of
rpgret
at
the
departure
of
a
popular
rrnidrnt.
Thnxe
ireent
were
Rev.
and
Mr.
It.
K,
V.
HiildpHrMr.
J.
J.
Ilepslpy,
Mrs.
I'.
Hanh,
Mr.
0,
Orchard,
Mr.
Champion.
Mr,
i
Smith,
Mrn.
Beealey
r.,
ami
.Mr.
Dawson.
ECONOMIC
CONFERENCE
THIS
FALL
WILL
FRANKLY
DISCUSS
IMPERIAL
PREFERENCE
AND
TRADE
RELATIONS.
(continued
from
page
one)
cIipiiip
of
Impprial
prpfprence
was
in
Ihe
iiiljiotilion
of
dulioA
under
Hip
afp?iiardinir
of
Industrie"
Act.
(iood
covpred
tiy
Hip
Safeguarding
of
Indiinlries
Act
are
duliahle
al
33
l-II
per
cenl
when
imporleil
from
n
fre(xn
country
and
are
free
when
of
F.inpire
origin.
The
majority
of
good
alTprled
hy
Hie
fnreifoiuv
are
Mrhap
not
of
preat
indulrial
Imporlancp
In
I'anada.
Canadian
aiilmoliile
have
chipfly
h'enpfile!.
In
IOIOj
Canada
expurled
1,172
pa"Piipr-
automoliile
lo
Ihe
I'nilr-d
Kiiik-d.iui,
valued
al
7
1
I.al
year
he
exporled
i?,HUi
valued
al
9,IHI,".i;.
Further
Preferences
.ulialia
and
New
Zealand
now
want
further
preference
in
Hie
lrilih
market.
Australia
ha
Kiven
oflicial
notice
of
her!
Intention
to
raie
the
ijue.iion
of
Imperial
Preference
al
Hie
conferPiicp.
I'nollicial
notification
from
New
Zealand
i
lo
the
mne
elTecl.
South
Africa
in-limate
that
he
would
welcnme
more
prfeience
for
her
.
product
j
hut
ha
no
deire
lo"
ue
any
form
of
preure.
Canadian
delojrale
il
i
expecled
wiH
fol
low
Hip
lead
of
Sir
ilfretl
l.aurier
al
earlipr
ronfereiice,
iianiply.
Dial
Canada.
.would
welcome
any
additional
prefrrenre
extended
lo
her
export
hut
that
the
grant
ins
of
preference
i
eenlially
a
ipielion
for
each!
parliament
to
decide
for
ilclf.
So
far
a
Ureal
Hilaiii
i
con-
rerned
diflicully
will
lie
j(i
Hie
fact
that
imports
on
which
Ihe
Mother
Country
fiupoe
ruloms
dulie
and
i
therefore
aide
to
aranl
a
prrfprpuoe
are
limited
in
numher.
Should
extension
of.
Imperial
Preference
he
pree.r
lo
the
point
Hint
it
would
involve
general
taxation
of
food-luff
in
(treat
llrilain,
Hipp
may
he
ome
lively
rlahe
of
view.
Alreatly
come
sin
of'
hrewinp
slorni.
A
parliamentary
roiiimillee
of
l.jheral
ami
Labor
member
ha
Iteen
formed
at
Velinlnler
lo
defend
the,
principle
of
Free
Trade.
On
behalf
of
the
Hablwin
?overniiient
II
ha
been
inlinialed
that
any
chanjte
in
preferpnee
considered
lesirnine
woniu
lie
recommemieu
who
recently
open-
to
Parliament
providing
they
dn',
fiuM,y
cri
j
n,e
An?er
not
involve
rumiameniHi
cuaiipe
in
the
present
fiscal
nyslem
of
tireal
llrilain.
In
lhi
conncc-linn
II
I
also
wMrth
recallincr
that
when
Mr.
llonnr
Law
announced
in
1917
Hint
Hie
luuer-lal
War
Cabinet
had
approved
Hie
principle
of
Imperial
preference,
lie
likewise
inlinialed
that
it
did
;uol
involve
Ihe
taxation
of
food.
Others
Mature
Mul'
Imperial
Preference
will
he
only
one
nf
Ihe
subject
tn
be
discussed
al
the
F.conomic
Con
ference.
Tlie
conference
will
ileal
not
only
with
Inrifis
bill
vvilh
I
lie
allied
suhjevt
oT
shipping
and
commuhicalinns..
Work
in
lechuicul
research,
fostered
by
war
comlllion
comes
wilhln
ils
ambit
in
consideration
of
means
whereby
such
research
may
be
co-ordinated
Hiroughoul
the
Km.
pire.
posl-war
problem
of
currency,
he
problem
of
how
lo
keeji
Ihe
Kmpire
informed
of
trade
possibilities,
Ho
natural
resources
of
lh
Kmpire
and
how
I
hey
may
be
developed
lit
t
he
irrealesl
advanlaK''.
unification
or
laws
in
I'ejriird
lo
hade'
ami
Irade
practices
all
these
are
loph's
for
consideration
by
Ihe
conference.
Departments
of
Ihe
Dominion
Onvcniinen!
urn
now
at
work
rolled
in
and
Hifllnjr
Brral
masses
of
statistical
ami
other
information
in
order
thai
Ihe
ruse
for
Canada
may
he'
presented
effectively.
Advertise
la
tut
Pally
News.
Blind
Man's
Buff
p
VEN
in
this
age
of
enlightenment
soms
folks
spend
their
money
blindly.
They
buy
with
their
eyes
shut.
They
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.
Il
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
who
advertise
deliberately
focus
thousands
of
eyes
upon
their
wares.
Their
values
must
be
honest
and
their
prices
right,
or
they
could
not
advertise
successjully.
Don't
play
blind
man's
buff
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.
Jllock,
has
leased
additional
space
in
Ihe
same
building
for
Hie
purpose
of
conducting
a
bakery.
A
gang
of
cnrpenlers
under
I
be
supervision
of
J.
P.
Downey
is
making
extensive
al
terations,
prior
Id
Ihe
installation
of
the
hake
oven
which
now
o
tl"1
ground.
Mr,
and
Mr.
W.
A.
McNah
and
family
have
arrived
from
Calgary
uml
I
aken
up
their
residence
on
third
Avenue.
Mr.
McNah
is
n
Car
National
Hallway.
The
local
Hoy
Scouts'
Hall
is
lo
he
further
graced
by
the
addition
of
a
75
foot
flag
pole
which
is
being
creeled.
Read
the
Advertisements.
Cunningham,
Saratoga,
N.
Y.;
Mrs.
W.
.1.
.leirerson
ami
Miss
Helen
Jefferson,
Kiliiaonton;
J.
Marshall,
Winnipeg;
J..
Jessen,
City;
Mrs.
K.
K.
Strickland,
Tyee;
Kthel
Ford
and
Myrtle
llyland.
Chicago;
W.
I.aiug
and
.1.
Kerr,
Victoria;
Fred
.1.
Hale,
It.
Myers
ami
A.
C.
Knigbl,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
D.
Deane,
Anyox;
A.
D.
Coggan,
Onehec.
Central
A.S.
Tordiffe.
Cedarvale;
O.
M;
Hnss,
Hime;
11.
V..
Stratford,
Smilhers;
P.
poulns,
(.
Maras
ami
1..
Wojler,
Anyot.
m
TIMBER
SALE
X
51
4.
SfalMt
Tndr
will
b
rrlvd
by
th
Mlnltr
or
Laud,
at
Victoria,
not
later,
ih.n
n.M.n
ai
ttui
Iftlh
titv
lit
AuruL
Canadian
for
th
rurrha
or
ucrn
.ic.
for
the
insneclor
no
nn
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lllspeeior
to
cut
40.000
jark
Pine
Tls.
on
an
ara
ittiilcil
about
4
miles
fr.u
Palllns
su-lion.
C.N.H,
Haute
5.
Coa4
Laud
DlMrlfl.
Tnr
(S)
jari
win
ix
aiiowea
ror
r.
nxival
or
tUubrr.
lurtbrr
iartlrulara
of
ihe
cnir
ror-
tr,
Vh'lorla.
B.C.,
or
District
For?tr,
I'linr.
iiujiert,
B.i;.
TIMBER
SALE
X
4725.
There
is
a
persistent
rumor
SeaVd
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
"r
'
Vlciorla.
nol
later
'",,.
.
.
-.'
.i
.i..
i
i.'
ifc.tililrt
mi
nn-
"i
1
1
1
i
iimi
'
-man
noon
on
tne
sun
nay
or
Aurusi
I.--
..i.i
.v.i-l
iir
hi
npi-ii.orlv
on!lS3.
for
llw
rurrh.ie
of
l.lrencn
X
ilii,
.
..
.
..
W
.
.
,
,i
10
cut
3.100.00
reel
of
HnU-k.
spruce,
the
Hudson
Hay
Mountain
tn
llie.n1lt
in(t
uun
0n
part
of
Lot
tuc,
Oiorirenheilii
of
Seattle.
It
is
r
of
Alice
Ann.
Caslr
Und
jindersluod
Ibal
Mr.
Dulhie
re-j
two'
year
win
be
allowed
for
re
"tains
15
cenl
liilon-.Ht.
and
a
per
jn'pliruruur.
of
the
chief
rore.,
Dial
the
purchaser
agrees
to
lake
out
a
certain
iiuanllty
of
ore
yearly.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
H.
W.
Chambers
and,
I
M.
fiondeuough,
Inverness
A.
J.
Wtttkinsou,
Port
Kssington;
Hy.
Halliwell,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
M.
Cunningbam,
Florence
R.
ler,
Victoria.
D.i:
or
lnui-l
Forester,
prince
Miipen,
B.t.
TIMBER
8ALC
X
S37S
.
Fealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
District
Former,
not
later
than
ooon
on
Uie
!l
day
of
Aainisi,
li3,
ror
Hie
lurrhae
of
Licence
X
Hit.
near
Lot
mis,
Uundlvan
Inlet,
Hanr
1.
t.oait
Dlttrtct,
tu
cm
171.000
F.8.M.
at
Cedar,
spruce,
and
Hemlock.
Two
year
will
be.
tlloweii
for
removal
of
limber.
luruifr
partirutarf
of
the
Chief
For
titer,
Victoria,
or
(he
District
Fortittr,
rrince
Ruptri,
9.C,
t"t.
..-1
SH1THERS
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
O.
Slephpn
and
family
have
relumed
from
Vancouver
where
I
hey
enl
a
vacation.
Stove
WOOD
We
have
just
received
i
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
Size
cut
to
order.
Also
Kindling
In
Sacks.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
5S0.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
Dr.FP.Kenny
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block.
Phone
109
For
Appointment
P.O.
Box
953,
Prlnoe
Rupert.
KING
f.EORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CHOP
8UEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rent.
Prices
Ileasonuble,
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Ave.