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TWO
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c
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SALADA'
Nugget"
Them
it
makes
white
shoes
stay
white.
White
Dressing
H43
is
always
delightfully
refreshing.
The
coolness
of
the
mountain
top
is
in
err
glass.
So
easily
made
Try
it.
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DAILY
EDITION
iJDVednesday,
July
18,
923.
Take
Interest
In
Whole
District
'
Local
readers
of
the
Daily
News
will
havenoliced
Ihe
larce
amount
of
attention
being
devoted
to
Ihe
outside
districts,
contiguous
to
this
city.
Much
interest
is
taken
locnil
V
ill
lh.it
i1.i
of
news
as
Prince
Rupert
people
are
concerned
in
everything
mat
concerns
the-
district.
The
policy
of
this
paper
is
to
create
a
community
of
interest
throughout
the
northern
and
central
section!
of
the
province.
This
it
is
believed
will
be
of
benefit
to
the
whole
district.
The
only
way
to
create
this
community
of
interest
is
In
learn
In
know
each
olherbetter.
By
menus
of
the
Daily
New
columns
Ihe
out-side
people
can
Ienni.
about
theaelivitie,
of
lhisv,eilv
and
bv
the
same
eans
the
people
here
ciui
lnrn
orjtheaVtivities
of
the
outside'
"
:'
points.
-.
i
Good
Salmon
Run
Of
Value
To
City.
This
year
so
far
there'
has
been
a
good
run
of
salmon
on
the
Skeena
River
and
rivers
to"
the
south.
This
will
benrfit
Prince
Rupert.
Anything
which
brings
money
into
the
districl
tends
to
benefit
every
section..
If
Prince
Rupert
people
earn
money
they
will
go
to
such
place.s
at
Terrace
and
Lakelse
and
Queeu
Char,
lode
Islands
to
spend
it.
If
the
people
of
those
districts
have
money
some
of
them
will
spend
some
of
it
her
The
canners
on
the
Skeena
River
spend
a
good
deal,
of
.their-money
in
the
south
but
some
of
them
buy
here
and
a,
good
deal
of
the
cash
expended
in
labor
finds
its
way
lo
the
merchants
in.
this,
city.
Any
industry
thai
develops
in
the
neighborhood
tends
to
make
the-
whole
district
more
prosperous.
If
th'
farmers
have
good
'crops,
some
of
them,
come
here,
to
spend
if,
and
at
any
rate
the.
wholesale
houses
and
brokers
become
busier,
railway
trafHe
increase
and
prosperity
follows.
There
is
no
such
I
thing
as
isolation
in
prosperity
just
as
there
is
no
isolalion
in
bad
times.
Wp
jis
a
city
prosper
as
the
district
prospers
and
wej
suffer
as
the
district
suffers,
Lead
Limit
Must
Be-
Reasonable
Any
restrictions
lhat
arc,
put
on
the
use
of
public
convev-nnces
must
be
reasonable,
pise
Jhe
whole
cily
suffers.
To
restrict
loads
of
coal
lo
oife
ton
would
be
fatal
to
the
progress
of
the
city.
While
Nye
are
aware
of
the
difficulties
of
Ihe
cify
fathers
in
financing
the
repair
or-rebuilding
of
Ihe
roads,
we
nln
are
aware
of
Ihe
fact
that
we
must
keep
abreast
of
the
times,
no
matter
what
Ihe
cost.
The
handicap
here
is
that
we
have
loo
manv
unused
'
city
roads.
If
industries
had
been
encouraged
during
Ihe
early
days
of
the
city
when
the
roads
were
being
built,
we
should
now
have
hadTopnla
ion
enough
to
keep
the
road
going
without
being
a
burden
,,
the
city
Th.e
next
step
will
b,
lo
try
lo
induce
industries
to
locale
here
with
consequent
population.
It
will
be
a
great
thing
for
us
if
we
can
get
the
mill
started
tip
again
and
a
pulp
mill
erected.
The
danger
is
that
owing
lo
Ihe
freak.
nes
of
cme
legMalion
the
purchaser
of
Ihe
property
may
decide
lo
bu.ld
Ihe
pulp
and
paper
mill
elsewhere
rather
ban
in
the
city.
This
problem
will
lie
for
Ihe
city
father
lo
Pvin-'n'rn
T-a
-nl
f!f
,he
Wrly
is
'announced.
thl
!TliS?Uhn!
,,nnB
W"nn
"HI
mm...
in
setlling
A
tubitUul
will
disappoint
yuu.
m
TH1
DAILY
HEWS
BIG
TEACHERS'
PARTY
CHANGING
RAILWAY
.tf.-jrii
DUE
HERE
AUGUST
3
GRADE
INTO
ROAD
One
Hundred
and
Fifteen
Excursionists
from
Philadelphia
Will
Arrive
from
South
and
Proceed
East
The
Philadelphia
Teachers'
Vacation
CJuh
annual
lour
parly.
1
15
m
number,
will
arrive
in
the
rily
on
the
steamer
Prince
Oenrgo
on
the
afternoon
of
August
.1
from
the
south.
They
will
proceed
norlli
from
here
to
Stvwai-1
and,
re
I
urn
in?
"Ihe
next
evening,
will
leave
for
(he
Kast
on
a
special
CV.lt.
I
rain
at
It
o'clock.',
D.uring
Ihe
slay
of.
Ilm
exeuisioiilsfs
in
tin's
city,
Ihe
railway
company
will
give
them
a
trio
round
the
harbor
hy
sas-
boat
and
enterlainmenl
is
also
being
provided
for
them
at
Stewart.
This
party,
which
originates
in
Philadelphia,
has
boon
organized
hy
Mrs.
Jessie
V.
Hays
of
that
city
in
conjunction
with
Ihe
Standard
Tour
and
Travel
Hiircau.
Mr.
Howe,
an
nfllrial
of
Die
Philadelphia
Railway,
is
in
rharsre.
The
narly
will
arrive
at
Vancouver
over
Ihe
Oreal
Nor
thern
Itailway
and
wMl
go
Kast
from
here
over
(lie
Canadian
Na
tional.
WERE
QUIETLYMARRIED
YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON
Miss
Mary
Falconer
Becomes
Bride
of
Benjamin
Rands,
Rev.
J.
J.
Smith
son
Officiating
Th"
marriage
look
place
quietly
yesiorday
afternoon
at
I
o'clock
at
Ihe
home
nf
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Mastin,
fill
Hays
Cove
Circle,
of
Miss
Mary
falconer,
daughter
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
deorge
Falconer,
Winnipeg,
and
Hcuja-niiu
Hands,
son
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
John
Hands,
also
of
Winnipeg.
Ilev.
.1.
J.
Smilhsop
performed
Ihe
ceremony
anil
the
couple
were
atlemled
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mastin,
the
bride
lining
a
sister
of
Mrs.
Mastin.
The
hride
for
some
lime
ha
neen
engaged
as
iicnlal
nurse
with
Dr.
A.
II.
Hayne.
of
this
cily
and
Ihe
groom
is
a
member
of
Ihe
Canadian
.National
Itailway
F.xpress
Co.
slalT.
They
will
lake
up
their
residence
on
Sixth
Avenue
West.
ROYAL
PURPLE
HAD
SOCIAL
LAST
NIGHT
Members
of
the
Itnyal
Purple
lodge
enjoyed
a
social
among
themselves
in
Ihe
Klks'
Home
las
night.
Nine
lahles
of
cards
were
played
and
refreshments
served.
Mrs.
I..
M.
Fuller
won
first
prize
at
cards
ami
Miss
Mary
Astoria,
consolation.
Those
in
charge
were
Mrs.
11.
F.
lilas-scy,
Mrs.
It.
Dowdier,
Mrs.
Wil
liam
Heid,
.Miss
Mary
Iteid,
Mrs.
fiawihorn
and
Mrs.
F.
DLbh.
C.N.R.
CONNECTIONS
FOR
WHITE
STAR
SAILINGS
Hleainships
of
Hie
While
Star
line
will
sail
from
Montreal
during
August
as
follows:
S.S.
"Ite-gina,"
August
I;
"Megantic,,"
Aug.
II;
"Doiir,"
Aug.
JH;
"Canada,"
Aug.
Passengers
for
Ihc4e
boats
should
arrange
lo
leave
Prince
Ilupert
via
Canadian
National
Hallways
July
28,
Aug.
i,
II
and
I
Hlh.
For
rales
and
reservations,
call
or
wrlle
Cily
Tickel
illlice,
528
'14.1...
I
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I
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.
i
iiiru
iiTKiiiit-,
rrmcr
uuperr,
II.C.
Phone
2fi0.
171-1-7
PISH
ARRIVALS
llusiness
was
light
at
Ihe
Fish
Kxchauge
Ibis
morning,
only
lhre
halibut
boats
heinsr
in
with
catches
totalling
l,r00
pounds,
Arrivals
and
sales;
American
llelianee,
A,UIY
pounds,
at
I3..1c,
and
I
On.,
lo
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
A-
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
II
.
..
.
1
1
-
n
...
.
i.
iiiirren,
o,oi;ii
pouuos,
ai
t
:)..')(
and
10c.
lo
the
Alliu
Fish-f
eries.
Royal
III,
C.nnn
pounds,
at
13.1
and
I
Or.
lo
the
Canadian
I
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs
Andrew
llosnng
of
Lewis
Island
at
Hie
(leneral
Hospital
on
July
17.
II.
(1,
Johnstone,
manager
of
Inverness
Cannery,
sailed
this
morning
by
Ihe
Canlena
for
lllvers
Inlet.
Dominion
Parks
Department
Makes
Start
on
Highway
at
jasper
j
JASPKIi.
AUa.,
July-
ta.
Coa-
.
tract
for
Ihe
conversion
of
a
Ilwelve-inile
strelch
of
the
oldj
Canadian
.National
railway
grade;
inlo
a
road
has
been
lot
to
tho.
j'ernianenl
i:utlniciiin
company
i
of
Kdmnnlon,
at$d
J.
Hisselt,
sco-j
re
tary-treasurer
jo
f
the
company.'
has
been
spending
the
past,
few
days
nt
JAsper
superintending
Ihe!
commencement
of
the
work
at
this
end.
-With
favorable
weather,'
Mr.
Mis-fit
hopes
lo
have
the'
twelve,
mi
hi
.stretch
to
th
obi.
!rand
Trunk
jrossing
over
the
Athabasca
river
completed
by
the
middle
of
October
next.
The
dominion
parks
department
has
made
this
start
on
the
Jasper
highway
ami
it
is
understood
that
some
work
has
been
cone
privately
around
Kdson
in
Ihe
way
of
lifting
ties,
hut
nothing
appears
on
this
year's
program
of
the
provincial
department
of
public,
works
for
construction
on
thjs
road
outside
o'
Jasper
Park.
EDMONTON
ENGINEER
SEEKING
WATERPOWER
!
INTERIOR
DlSTRICTj
KDMONTON,
July
18.
K.
W.
Rowness,
consulting
engineer,
left
Ihe
cily
on
Monday
for
northern
British
Columbia
where
he
will
spend
the
next
month
in
investigating
the
walerpowers
available
for
possible
use
by
a
large
industrial
corporation.
From
Kdnonton
Mr.
Ilowness
goes
west
lo
Prince
Oeorgn
nnd
from
there
to
Fort
SI.
John
at
Ihe
foot
of
Stuart
lake.
Motor
boats
will
be
utilized
lo
cross
Hi'-lake
to
ils
northern
extremity
after
which
canoes
and
tracking
lines
will
be
in
vogue
lo
ascend
the
Stuart
rivr,
after
which
Takla
lakvvill
be
crossed.
Then
the
parly
will
make
camp
in
Ihe
Omineca
mounlnUis
between
Him
Hudson's
Hay
outpost
at
Hulkley
House
and
the
site
of
old
Fort
Connelly.
In
this
locality
dhe,
divide
occurs
between
the
Pacific
and
Are-tic
flowing
streaiiV,
and
here
the
Skeena,
Nechaen,
Slickine,
Rahine,
Xaas
and
Fimllay
rivers
have
their
sources.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
!
SAYS:-
.
.
A
Winnipeg
paper
says
thai
the
Weslern
people
could
sug
gest,
a
place
where
Ihe
senators
could
go
for
the
summer.
sug
gest,
that
I
hey
make
it.
a
perman
ent
residence
ami
in
cae
any
one
is
no
sure
of
the
place,
iti-limaled,
I
may
tell
Idem
lliat
i!
is
a
section
of
the
universe
where
snowballs
cannot
exist.
TIIK
same
paper
suggests
(hat
people
are
hoping-
to
read
of
a
senator
being
hurt
durjiiff
the
week
end.
And
nobody
is
very
particular
as
In
what
kind
of
a
senator
it
is,
-
TJIK
angler
cannol
understand
how
any
person
in
jhe
world'can
possibly
go
to
the
lakes
and
en
joy
himself
without'
fishing.
TIIK
crop
llu's
year
is
so
big
I
bat
Ihe
farmers
on
Ihe
prairies
fear
they
have
overdone
(he
grain
growing
business.
F.VKllYHODY
seems
lo
be
going
to
Ihe
Hoy
Scouts
water
Every
Meal
I
Have
a
packet
is
your
9
I
paefcet
for
ever-ready
9
refreshment.
9
K
Aids
digestion-
9
I
K
AHays
thirst.
M
aiH
SAAfhai
Ik
(IimaI
I
m
Qutl'r.
Flavtr
aad
M
:nisiiwg
7
1
I
v.--.v.
i
a
i
ii
Package
of
1
0
now
Ten
Years
Ago
lo
Pilnce
Rupert
Z
Packages
sports
tomorrow.
There
are
a
lot
of
sports
too
thai
do
nol
care
alioul
water,
even
for
drinking.
i
J.
T.
C.
Williams,
insperlor
of
i
fisheries,
and
Mrs.
Williams
are
in
town
from
port
F.ssinglon.
Ci.
Turner
left
Ibis
mornins
with
a
gang
of
men
for
the
end
of
sleet.
Mr.
and
Mr.
C..-A.
Smilli
went
south
on
Ihe
steamer
I'rincq
(ieorge
this
looming,
intending
lo
be
away
ahoul
six
weeks.
They
will
visit
Chicago,
St.
Louis,
and
Kansas
City.
-
Ilev.
Mr.
Johnson
of
Ihe
American
Presbyterian
Church,
Montreal,
win
has
been
visiliii?
Ihe
coast
with
a
view
lo
lecturing
on
it
in
Ihe
United
Vlales.
re
turned
south
this
morning
on
the
Prince
.(leorge.
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
ANVOX
OOVf
MNMIfcT
BUILDINGS.
erifl'fi
TrThrnj
.t..UK.
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iiMiifi.ii.?,
ii,rrri.i
I
turn
ICII
ilor
rr
Anyin
Guvrrmrwnl
HullllnR,"
will
!
reio-lveil
liy
11m
lliiiinitrnldn
th
MlnMr
or
Public
VVorku
up
to
If
oVI.k-H
ikhui
nt
Tiiftidsy,
llir
I7IU
rtiiy
of
July,
js3,
for
Out
Anrtliin
nt
rfiNiriluli.ryn
r.r
nn..H.....i
"'"
aiijiu.
in
in
Aiun
Kirctural
ninriri,
n.c.
eiiiria
4iMirli.tl..n
rTA!....
.
n.
t
.
(if
Tender
inay
Im
wmi
nn
tfifl
flr
trie
I8lh
tiny
of
June.
gj,
ami
furilirr
In-Turn
ml
Ion
(ilitalnrd
n
the
Inparinifnt
or
nun.-
nini.,
l
ariwiirui
nuililinr
mil
II
111
P..llf
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......
.
-
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.
Court
Home,
Vanroiivtr,
iihI
Oovrmnii-nt
fin-m,
jiuri
niiii.e,
i-rinro
iiuprrt.
e.ftfili
lit
nlnti.
.iirit.
it.....
...
.
...
,..,
nlrr,
.nau.n,.,
nc,
rail
tiK-nl
of
drpomi
of
Tun
Uollari
lIO.()il),
uim
win
im
rriuiuii'ii
on
uicir
return
in
ikkm!
roiKiiiioii.
rh
lowriii
or
any
Iciwlcr
not
nr
V'lrlnrl.
II
C.
Jim.
iin
in.
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......
,,ij,
Mrlly
arvpid.
I.
I'lllIJP,
Pllhll
V..rb.
L-...ln
....if
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selection
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complete
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handy
little
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model
at
$6.50
to
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Kodaks
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superior
equipment
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superior
picturn.
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your
call
in
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developing
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printing
department'
painstaking
finishing
you'll
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glad
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gel.
TAKE
PLENTY
OF
KODAK
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LTD.
The
Rexall
Stores
Phohes200,
82
and
134
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Tan
Floating
Dry
Dock
Cnglnra,
Machinists,
Bollermaksrs,
Blaohsmlths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Bio.
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding.
Our
plant
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equipped
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all
klnde
of
Marine
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Commercial
Work
PHONES
43
AND
388
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7.
8,
9
Smith
Block
Office
Hours,
9
to
9
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant