Prince
Rupert
Visitor
to
Germany
0
HALF
HOLIDAY
Tells
of
Curious
Condition
Caused
THIS
WEEK
by
Deflation
of
Currency
There
This
Store
will
be
Open
All
Day
Thursday,
and'
In
ture
this
rule
will
prevail
for
the
week
affected
by
the
I
;
w
of
preeut
cuinlifiniis
in
Prince
Itupert,
which
mi
expanding
our
business
owing
In
Hie
inrrea-e
v
ou(
oi-lowu
lwd,
ninl
a
general
nir
of
sound
v
,.!!
(tt'oiiiMl
ii,
we
feel
thai
we
should
answer
a
if
ipicstioii
which
have
hern
asked
lately.
Why
the
increased
telephone
service?
,
t
..re
iwn
renou..
First,
we
hove
found
lately
.
rt
on
Imim'.i
every
month
IuiUi
our
main
line
niini-uorkuig
t"
capacity
mi
incoming
calls
and
pen-j;
(o
iim'
the
phone
al
Hie
store
hail
to
wait
fur
.
u-
he
fore
the
linen
were
clear.
Secondly,
at
.
ve..u
when
the
weather
i
disagreeable'
fur
.;
.
a
town,
our
iihone
Inisine
i
hound
to
ni-i
no
(Ini,
k
i
more
annoying
than
to
have
Central
It
line
are
busy.
If
the
new
main
line
iniinher
.1
lender
a
sufficient
increase
of
ervice
we
will
nolher.
What
happened
to
ogr
delivery
service
on
Saturday.
r
Hung.
r
rulher
three
days
liiiine,
in
0Pi
.s
;i
S.Unrday.
Secoitil.
it
was
the
firid
day
o'f
I..
nd
tlnnl,
it
wii.
a
business
day
preceding
a
.
wonder
our
hipping
deiarlnieu
got
Jammed.
'
'IM
.
Tilers
large
ninl
miihII,
molly
large
firi
Hi
order.
It
would
he
impossible
to
keep
a
staff
gi
in
handle
mkIi
a
ruh.
However,
our
staff
i
.
I
i
with
an
annual
payroll
cloe
to
x2iUMMl.ini.
K
.
a
iiig
every
month.
Why
does
the
Table
Supply
feature
Fresh
Vegetables
irl
r.rm
Stuff
to
oromlnentlv?
p
-i'
the
l.hiiieoe
hate
threatened
to
roilrol
this
Pun.
.
HuperL
For
eight
year
we
have
'i.-
.m.ition
cloely.
ami
we
can
stale
vvilliout
'
i
li.
lion
that
we
have
done
more
to
suppress
1
geiaMe
men
haul
hy
fair
competition
than
IP
V.
Why
has
the
Ogllvle
Flour
Mills,
makers
of
Royal
outehold
Flour,
and
the
Robin
Hood
Mills,
selected
the
bio
Supply
as
their
exclusive
agents
when
both
are
com.
Cing
lines?
ii....
.
.ini'liide.l
Hi
.
Hi,.
,
(I,,.
ne
,in.
,
"'
'
!
-l-i'tt
could
give
1'ierii
the
lei
reprcsenta-
i
i.
u.ii
iianuie
imlli
the
wholo.de
and
retail
'l
fel
lMiiiie.
We
have
the
orgamza-
i
...
rii.Mi.e
riMiin,
and
what
i
more
we
are
1
'-iee
line
than
v
formerly
sold
hy
the
'
'
Ihird
ear
of
Hoyal
Household
is
over
half
-
of
(
of
Itoliin
UimhI
i
now
on
the
way.
a
Prince
Hiiperl
i
now
atdMh
erurr
these
'i-toiners
provided
he
i
willing
tj
elMJieni
obtainable.
IVhst
is
likely
to
be
the
future
market
trend
on
prices?
"e
or
two
exception,
uinly
steady
price
nl
lightly
Ingljer
on
some
line.
We
look
for
a
'hi
floor,
due
to
Hie
heavv
crop
in
Western
-
i-n'.
Sugar
i
goiNl
buying
at
today'
price.
...
v
K"
mi
higher
any
day.
and
continue
un,
,,.
i,
.g
.is...
jo.i
arlnig
is
over,
lliiller,
eg?
ion
are
nilvanciug
steadily
and
present
price
nee
shortly.
he
Rupert
(able
Supply
Co.
Three
Phones
211
t
212
i
281.
Rupert
Brand
Kippers
SMOKED
DAILY
by
Onnrl.,...
L.L
P.
f.IJ
C
T
llJ
uiiaivaa
mm
m
mj
m
v
mm
mm
m
m
m
PRINCE
RUPERT
3y,j:
rxii.:
1
d:i
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4
1
1A
A1U1ITT
JJ
J
Prince
Rupert
RYnnric
AND
N
SHIPYARD
Peratlna
Q.
T.
I.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dook
Din.
.
.
.
V
.
...
'-'ea,
machinists,
Boilermakers,
Biaokamuns,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Ito.
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding.,
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
kindle
all
kinds
of
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONES
43
AND
318
A
suit
of
clothe
is
worth
eighty
million
marks,
n
nnund
of
hutter,
co,s
three
million
mark
and
a
street
car
fare
taken
the
inoilest
um
of
fifty
thousand
mark,
according
to
Gaston
Ilen-guerel.
of.
Prince
HupeH,
until
recently
of
the
s.Univeal
Trading
Company.
At
the
time
of
writing,,
(he
middle
of
Angusl,
he
say
things
were
in
u
had
way
in
Hermany
and
the
people
were
looking
for
some
kind
of
a
revolution,
wljile
Holland
was
laking
tep
to
prevent
a
rush
of.
people
over
the
bonier.
Telling
of
the
variations
in
prices.
Mr.
HciiKiierel
.avs
von
may
he
on
a
shopping
trip
and
may
price
the
article
al
several
I
ore.
If
ynu
pn
hack
In
the
first
to
make
the
purchase,
the
price
ha,
probably
doubled
by
th
time
you
et
there.
That
in
the
reason
business
is
good.
People
are
pentinK
their
iiiony
today
l.fraue
tomorrow
it
will
be
wortli
only
about
half
as
much.
iisiiie.smeii
keep
no
(.crman
tnwuiey
in
the
bank,
only
foreign.
or
baro
certificate.
When
payday
come
they
change
just
sufficient
to
carry
on.
"At
the
post
office
jienpe
sland
in
ijiieiu;
to
buy
stamp
am)
about
every
two
week
I
be
charge
for
postage
goes
up
ami
often
Ihe
day
or
two
before
Hie
ailvaure
Hie
pol
office
will
sell
no
stamp
hi
pant
anil
it
cost
35
mark
to
evv
It
on.
"
The
summer
eaon
i
jn
full
wing
here
nl
eheveningen.
which
I
a
few
minute
fmm
Hie
Hague
by
street
car.
The
great
est
part
of
Ihe
guest
are
Herman
but
there
are
many
Knplish.
American
and
Belgians.
.V
bath
cnl
fifty
cent
but
if
you
want
a
jsiin
bath
Jut
lying
in
Hie
sunt
jyou
have
to
pay
a
florin
and
a
half
extra,
so
you
see
the
mm
in
Holland
is
.more
expensive
than
water.
Dutch
people
make
you
pay
for
everything.
If
they
could
they
would
make
you
pay
for
the
air
you
breathe."
-iJASTON
HKNr.UF.ItKL.
I'.S.
I
Just
hear
that
a
pound
of
butler
col
today
3,000.01)0
marks
ami
meat
i
the
.same
price.
Street
car
fare
u
gone
up
to
50.000
mark.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Hev.
Fattier
tiodfrey
lias
been
paying
a
visit
to
Ills
parishioner
al
Massed,
Huckley
Hay
and
Port
Clements.
Tlio
crab
cannery
conducted
by
Mr.
Simpson,
al
Naden
Harbor,
will
Mart
.operations
in
a
few-days,
vvilli
a
full
complement
of
c'anners.
The
resident
of
Massell
and
the
Fast
Coast
of
Oraliatu
Island
will
hold
the
Annual
F.xhiliittnn.
on
September
7,
under
Hie
auspice
of
Hie
Farmer'
Institute.
The
Fair
will
be
held
at
Iho
Social'
Hall,
Massell.
The
Dominion
Telegraph
Service
is
constructing
a
new
lint
from
Port
Clemen!.
to
Tl-F.ll
river,
under
Hie.
management
of
Mr.
Hlackstock.
Work
ou
Iho
roadway,
between,
the
North
and
Soiilh
end
of
the
island,
is
also
in
progress
while
a
parly
of
workmen
i
at
work
in
(lie
iliiec-I
ion
of
Tow
Hill.
Countable
II.
P.
Ponder,
with
Mr.,
potuler.
left,
Massed,
on
Hie
sleanier
Prince
John,
to
take
up
residence
In
Prince
llupert
.where
Mr.
Ponder
will
occupy
Hie
position
of
clerk
in
the
oltlce
of
the
inspector
of
Provincial
police.
rim
police
.station
at
Massell,
lias
been
closed.
.Constable.
Heaven
and
Collin.
will
be
local
cl
id
Huckley
Hay
and
Queen
Charlotto
City
respectively.
The
Farmer'
Institute
of
Ma-ell,
wilb
Hie
Imllans
of
Massed
Hand,
inlemJ
to
make
a
creditable
exhibit
at
the
Prince
llupert
Fair.
A
large
al
tendance
of
visitor
from
Hie
north
end
of
Hie
island
would
be
atjemtance
slimib
the
sleamer
return
directly
to
Massell
and.
other
point
al
the
close
of
Hie
Kxliiliilion.
SK1DEGATE
INLET
J.
I..
Ilarge,
J.
p.,
returned
Saturday
from
l,pckeport
where
The
(dope
Hie
same
with
their
he
held
court
for
a
few:
day..
Mr.
good.
,nan
was
fined
for
assauliing
"(in
August
H-bread
sold
al
(Mr.
Morgan
of
I.ockeport.
90,000
to
2t0.000
mark;
'flour!
from
lOO.WiO
1o
150,000.
mark
a'
Mi
Phyllis
Creigbf'on,
Hegina,
lound;
butter
1
OOO.QuQ
mark
who
has
lieen
visiting
Mis
yesterday.
2.0O0.000
marks
today.
Peter
al
Tl'rjll,
leave
on
lo.a.
lgg
were
10,000
mark
yesler-'leainer
to
lake
up
the
position
day
and
today
tOO.OdO;
niar-Jof
scliool
teacher
al
Porcher
I.s-gi.nne.
no.ooo
marks:
lard,
U50,-
land.
000
nrark
a
pound;
lierring.
70-
j
fi)00
mark
each;
street
car
fare.
Mis
Chrisleiien
I
reluming
20.000
mark.
to
Prince
Huperl
on
today
"On
August
V
a
pound
of
pota-
steamer
to
fin1.li
her
course
a
toe
cost
tC.OOO
mark
and
only
the
Prince
Itupert
High
School,
ten
pound
at
a
time
rnnl.l
be
oiirebaei.
Mat
wa
30,000
j
Mr.
Hlliot
nn.l
Mr.
Corlelt
of
mark.
Two
week
ago
the
living
Victoria
were'
passenger
soulli-unlcx
wia
75.01)0
time
pre-war
bound
on
today
Prince
Albert
'rici
an.)
today
it
i
150.000
.They
report
a
very
enjoyable
trip
linie
pre-war
price.
On
August;
to
Taon
via
the
west
coa'.
I
a
suit
of
clothes
out
10.000.-
ono
mark
and
today
it
i
double
Mr.
and
Mr.
Coulson,
Mr.
Ive
that
or
more.
I,al
week
a
family
jand
Mr.
and
Mr.
Slrantson
have
oeiNled
a
million
mark
a
dayjarrived
from
Thurston
Harbor.
each
peron
to
e."
rlliey
Intend
making
Hietr
home
The
ory
I
told
of
a
nun
who
'at
Skidegale.
aw
a
person
drop
a
25
mark
Mill
when
purchasing
a
tlekel.
Thai
The
MelhodNt
mission
boat
watcher
told
him
of
it
and
the
'returned
today
from
I.ockeport
reply
war
thai
Hie
last
liri
he
and
points
south,
Oanl.
Oliver
re-
dropped,
one
a
button
vvel
off
.port
an.
excellent
trip.
MAny
friend
are
very
sorry
to
hear
of
the
death
of
11.
Husband,
al
Hie
Skidegale
Inlet
hospital
on
August
20.
Mr.
Husband
was
one
of
Hie
old
timer.
of
Skidegale
having
resided
here
for
the
past
fifteen
year.
The
funeral
iook
place
on
Wednesday,
Hie
Hev.
Mr.
Allan
and
Mr.
JollilTe
conducted
Ihe
service
al
Hie
vestry,
ele.
ANYOX
Anyoxites
recently
arriving
from
holiday
in
the
south
and
elsewhere
included
Miss
I.eilch.
Mr.
H.
M.
Selfe
and
daughter,
Mr.
W.
.1.
F..
Pamphlin,
Mr.
K.
J.
Conway
and
family,
Mrs.
-Clay
and
son,
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
Sealnn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Robertson
and
child,
Mrs.
I,
C.
liny.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Js,
MrHuire,
Mrs.
Wilkinson,
Mrs.
V,
A.
Cooper.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
A.
Swanson,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Armstrong
and
Messrs.
0.
E.
Tnvvnshcnd,
11.
1).
Southain.aud
J.
Haslets
fi
round
ha
been
broken
for
Ihe
new
Union
Church
to
replace
the
building
destroyed
in
the
Tire
and
tender
are
being
called
for
Ihe
erection
of
Ihe
building.
The
new
building
will
be
located
in
a
much
more
convenient
place
than
the
obi
one,
and
will
have
Ihe
advantage
of
a
basement,
which
will
be
modelled
for.
gym
nasium
and.
other
church
work.
The
new
church
will
be
fifty
by.
(vventy-six
feel,
the
auditorium
being
forty,
by
twenty-six,
the
remaining
ten
feed
being
devoted
In
usual
church
otiices,
such
as
The
play
for
the
L.
F.
Champion
Cup,
t.
developing
keenly,
the
dilTereut,
contests
showing
tennis
of
high
order.
David
Cole,
jr.,
II.
Bullion
and
!eo.
l.ec
have.
nullified
for
the
semi-final,
which
will
bo,
played,
as
soon
as
one'1
more
game
is
selllod.
This
game
Is
between
F.
C.
Townsheud
and
F.
Hrovvn,
Ihe
winner
of
which
will
meet
Cole,
while
'Hal
ibut
will
meet
I.ee.
In
thn
Men's
Single
Ladder
series,
II.
Halibut
Is
al
present
In
the
lead.
.
.
Front
August
22
to
August
28
Inclusive.
1
1,757
wet
Ions
of
ore
were
mined
al
Hidden
Creek.
Total
tonnage
for
Hie
month
of
IcMiJ
MXIaryfe
For
Sale
by
HOWE
&
McNULTY
August
to
28
inclusive,
68,796
wet
tons.
From
August
20
to
August
28
inclusive,.
1
8.0U5
wet
Ions
of
ore
were
treated
at
Anyox
smelter.
This
was
made
up
as
follows:
i
Hidden
Creek
ore,
17,110
wet
Ions;
outside
ore,
C85
wet
tons.
a.
From
August
21
to
August
28
inclusive,
l.tHl
short
Ions
of
coal
were
charged
at
Hie
coke
plant
and
t.OUl
short
Ions
of
coke
were
produced;
3,455
imperial
gallons
of
light
oil
and
8.HCI
imperial
gallons
of
tar
were
recovered
and
4,617
lbs,
pf
ammonium
sulphate
manuJaJc-I
tired.
Among
summer
campeVs
arriving
home
within
the
oast
few
days
were
Mr.
Patrick-and
j
son,
Mr.
J.
Mint
n
ami
ramiiy,
Mr.
C.
Hague
and
family,
Mrs.
Herein
and
family
and
Airs.
Cloke
and
family.
NEW
HAZELTON
Colin
M
tin
ro
and
Charlie
F.k
have
discovered
a
natural
park
abounding
in
wild
game
back
of
llocher
de
Houle
mountain.
Mrs.
Jnynes
has
relumed
to
Nanaimo
after
having
spent
Iho
sunimervisiling
with,
her
sister.
Mrs.
W.
W.
Anderson.
She
was
accompanied
hy
Miss
Roberta
Anderson
who
will
resumo
her
high
school
studies.
-
I..
Hanson
has
returned
to
New
Hazellon
from
Donfe
Miss
Holly
Hergman
left
last
week
for
Dimmit,
where
she
will
resume
Iter
high
school
studies
making
her
home
with
Hev.
and
Mrs.
J,.
It,
Hewitt.
.
.Miss
llalphena
Wrinch
Arthur
Wrinch
have
left
Vancouver
where
they
will
lend
High
School.
and
for
at-
Ilaymopd
J.
Hoark,
Madison,
Wis.,
and
C
S.
flwynne.
Syracuse,
,N..,
wjh'V
i.njrtt
la,sl
vyeek
ettiHiuba
to
the
upper
Skeena
for
a
big
ganie
hunt.
Advertise
1a
the
Dally
News.
OVEN.
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Bake
With
the
Good
.
Kootenay
McCUry'i
Cooking
Uteniila
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(or
rrtxr
talk
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ti
hours
nl
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kovar.
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at
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tore.
"The
Clean
Wert"
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wiN
know
how
you
superior
a
range
may
be--and
why
it
relieves
cooking
and
baking
of
ordinary
care
and
distractions.
For
&
generation
the
Kootenay
has
been
a
good
baking
rangeand
now
its
endurance
is
ex-.
tended
beyond
all
'former
records
of
long
service
"ENAMEL-CLAD"
FLUES
The
flue
construction
of
the
Kootenay.
is
protected
at
'every
vital
point
with
tough
porcelain
enamel,
and
the
oven
is
built
of
rust-resisting
Armco-iron.
This
unique
McCIary's
construction
extends
the
life
of
the
Kootenay
by
many
years.
Ask
McCIary's
dealer
to
show
you
the'
inside
construction
of
the
Kootenay.
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