Monday,
July
23,
1023,
GOING
FISHING
No
neeil
lo
spoil
your
day's
outing
by
making'
makeshift
contrivances
lo
puck
your
culch.
Bargain
$r
PrtrpQ
in
A
good
tdrong
Wicker
Htiskd
dial
will
lu-d
von
a
lifetime,
'?
.tegular
price
1
r().
Hale
Price
85c
H
llegular
price
2.2ti.
Hale
Price
$1.25
ir
IW'gillur
price
2.7'ft.
Hale
Price
51.50
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
DISPLAY.
"fiupcrr
Brand
Kippers
SMOKED
DAILY
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
P'R'I
fPC
E
R
U
P
E
RT
T.'i
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!
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-
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
V
.
dpoTatlnu
O.lr.
R.VI61
SHIPYARD
ioatlrig
Dry
Dock
Englnarj
rachlnfA,
A.bllarmakara,
TtollermaMra,
I
Btackaroltha,
PatUrn
makara,
Foundara,
Foundara,
Woodwor
WoodworHera,
IU.
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding.
Our
plant
It
equipped
(0
ndle
all
kinds
nf
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONES
43
AND
385
IT
IS
YOURS
Five-sixths
of
the
timbered
area
in
B.C.
belongs
to
the
People.
Each
year
it
is
increasing
in
value
as
the
more
accessible
timber
is
cut.
In
1922
there
was
received
from
the
i
sale,
of
such
timber
the
sum
of
$620,000.
TKu?
helped
to
keep
your
taxes
down,
and
to
build
up
the
Province.
Green
Timber
is
British
Columbia's
assurance
of
perpetual
prosperity
Why
Burn
It
?
sW
.",
'
H
crc
an
dTh
ere
Shipment!
over
the
T.
and
N.
0.
Railway
during
-the
month
of
Miy
amounted
to
223.15
tons
of
silver
ore.
The
movements
of
the
mwlerel
achools
will,
when
observed,
be
broadcasted
from
radio
apparatus
erected
for
the
purpose
by
the
Canadian
Marine
IHpartment.
Mrs.
Dan
Otto,
of
Stratford,
Ont.,
set
33
eggs
r-d
hatched
34
ducklings
from
thwn.
One
egg
was
apparently
of
the
double
yolk
variety
and
both
yolks
were
hatched.
A
new
direct
passage
service
'
between
Canada
and
northern
Ireland
has
been
inaururatrd
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Steamships,
Ltd.
Three
steamers
have
been
assigned
to
the
route.
James
Edwards,
of
Port
Robinson,
declares
he
has
a
chicken
out
of
this
year's
hatch
which
out-freaks
most
chicken
freaks.
This
one
has
four
legs,
four
wings,
two
backs,
two
necks
but
only
one
head.
It
has
been
preserved
in
alcohoL
,
One
hundred
and
fifty
families
are
to
be
brought
into
British
Columbia
and
settled
under
private
enterprise
in
the
valley
east
and
tonth-arst
of
Fort
Georsre,
V.
A.
Lewthwaite
announced,
following
his
return
from
England
recently.
A
Swedish
scientist
chums
to
have
perfected
a
process
for
the
manufacture
of
""artificial
wood
from
00
per
cent
sawdust
and
the
balance
chalk
and
chemicals.
The
product
is
as
hard
as
oak,
and
can
be
planed,
sawed,
bored,
nailed,
painted,
stained
or
polished.
It
will
not
deteriorate
la
water.
A
start
on
the
actual
work
of
electrifying
sections
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway's
main
line
through
the
Rockies
msy
be
made
next
year.
D.
C
Coleman,
vice-president
of
wetern
lines,
says
that
traffic
demand!
and
.
financial
conditions
would
determine
when
a
atart
would
be
made.
The
decision
of
the
Government
of
the
province
of
Quebec
to
grant
a
bonus
of
$4
per
acre
for
land
cleared
will
result
in
an
approximate
outlay
of
$250,000..
Clearance
in
the
past
few
tears
has
amounted
to
approximately
40,000
annually,
but
the
total
this
year
is
expected
to
be
00,000
or
more.
Speaking
to
the
Canadian
Club
in
.London,
Eng.,
recently,
E.
W.
Beatty,
President
of
the
Canadian
Tacific
Railway,
contrasted
the
"irritating
tortoite-Uie
slowness"
of
.Canada's
population
policy
with
Australia's
progresivene.
"We
Canadians
vould
be
wise
to
Veep
our
gates
open
for
brains
as
well
as
brawn,"
he
said.
One
hundred
and
fifty
delegates
of
the
Canadian
Weekly
Newspaper
Association
will
tour
the
British
Isles
next
summer,
and
hold
their
annual
convention
in
London,
according
to
derisions
reached
at
the
final
meeting
of
the
convention
here.
The
party
will
leave
about
the
first
of
June,
and
will
attend
the
British
Empire
(Exhibition.
The
tour
will
last
about,.
ajx
weeks.
Up
to
the
endtv'
1922
dividends
paid
by
the
gold
and
silver
mines
of
northern
Ontario
.amounted
to
over
$123,135,000.
Cobalt
camp
was
discovered
late
in
1903
and
hifdly
began
producing
until
1905.
Dividends
paid
out
of
Cobalt
mines
amount
to
$93,S63.E20,
which
represents
practically
60
per
cent,
of
the
gross
value
of
production.
Porcupine
mine
have
paid
$28.472,9S8.
Civile
A.
Heller,
president
.of
I
lie
lleliiionl-Surf
Inlet
Cold
Min-111K
('."..
arrived
this
inorninp
from
Surf
Inlet
by
I
lie
company
s
laiin.-li
I
nil
Moon
after
Iiavlutr
paid
n
visit
of
inspection
lo
the
properly.
Accompanied
by
hi"
wo
ilmiwliier
who
have
been
imiikmir
Hie
triii
with
him.
he
Iwill
leave
on
tonuht's
I
rain
'for
ln
home
in
Philadelphia.
I".
II.
I'enn.
maiiatrer
al
Surf
Inlet,
accompanied
Mr.
Heller
as
far
aw
,this
J'
-
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Monday,
July
23.
1
1
1
p
It
-
:W
a.m.
15.7
ft.
21
:t5
p.m.
1
0.3
ft.
Low
3:2fi
a.m.
1.9
It.
15:23
p.m.
7.5
ft.
Tuesday,
July
24.
High
l:Ml
a.m.
IU
fl.
22:15
p.m.
1.0
N.
Low.
-
l:3
a.m.
,
3.U
ft.
10:35
p.m.
7.1
ft.
Wednesday,
July
25.
lligli
11:18
a.m.
17.1
ft.
23:38
p.iiv.
20.5
fl.
10W
5:33
a.m.
2.9
fl.
17:31
p.m.
U
fl.
Thursday,
July
26,
lliuli
I2:3rt
p.m.
IH.t
ft.
Low
0:23
a.m.
1.0
ft.
8:25
p.m.
C.l
fl.
Friday,
July
27.
llluh
0.25
a.m.
21.0
ft.
13:19
p.m.
ft.
Low
7:0(1
a.m.
t.l
ft.
19:11
p.m.
5.9
fl
U
EMORRHOIDS
not
uffr
anothrr
dr
with
nI)o
Itching-,
HICHllng-,
cr
rrotrudlnc
I'llea
pr
lltmorrholJs.
No
auralcal
operation
rwjulred.
Dr.
Chase
s
Ointment
wilt
rellrve
-ou
at
cnr
nl
IturJ
laillnir
bnrflt.
oo
a
bo;
all
Oralrrs,
or
iOdmsnmn.
natts
&
to.
Llmlttd,
Torunto.
Uampl
box
fr.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PkQZ
THRU
Local
aid
Personal
U.
C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
tf
Hayoera.
Undertaken.
Pboiie
351.
tf
Ice,
Wood
or
Ooal.
Phone
Fled
523.
Casey.V
Transfer.
If
Football
V.
(irotlo.
Tonfclil
C.15.
ij.O.K
Stuart
Shield.
17:
Fave
Money!
Huy
our
Xaijaimo-
Wellington
Nut
Coal
at
(13.50
a
ton.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd..
If
Mr.
Wunl
and
Mr.
were
arrival
from
Buckley
Hay
011
the
I'rince
Jujiu
this
moriiiti?.
.
,
Miss
Alberta
Hill
relumed
this
iiioriiini-'
oit"Jlie
I'rince
John
from
Maxell
where
she
lias
been
holidaying'.
Mr.
A.
Ives.
arrived
this
tnoni-
ini:
on
1
lie
i'rince
joiin
from
Huekley
Hay
and
will
sail
by
the
Prince
Iluperl.
tonight
for
Van
eouver.
,.
Fni
Nash,
Hie
well
known
Mirveyor,
arrived
from
Maxell
on
the
I'rince
John
this
niorninp
and
will
leave,
01
this
evening'
train
"for
Terrace.
r:
Ceo.
II.
Arnoll,
formerly
with
the
I
tu
perl
Table
.Supply,
is
leav
inp
Vaiu-oim-r
I
on
it:
lit
and
will
arrive
in
the
city
on
Wednesday
lo
resume
IiIs-iiM
Hisition.
'-T
Mis
F.
Weller
of
the
uursimr
stalT
at
the
Ceneral
lio-pilal
re
iiirned
on
the
J'rince
John
I
lsi
morning
from
Maxell
where
bhe
tins
been
spiiiilin?
1ieiv
annual
vacation.
-
1
.
f
t
I..
Iliickilf,
boiler
inspector
returned
Ihs
nioriim1.'
on
the
I'rince
John
from'
the
'lopiiu
camp-
al
I
I111
rtuii
Harbor
and
Cunishewa
which
he
has
been
visiliiis:
in
the
'execution
of
hi
iilllcl.il
duties'.
The
KclchlLan
iuolorship
F.
C.
Karnes
arrivei
lhi
iiioruin?'
at
o'clock
from.
Alaska
with
another
rhipmcnt
of
1000
case
of
freidily
eutined.
sahnon
to
b
shipped
east
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways'.
I
.
MrOullouli,
,
jogging
con
Uracljjr
fur.
Ihe
,Msell
Tjinbei
(..
arrived
from
Huekley-
Itay
on
Ihe
I'rince
John
this
morning.
He
is
here
011
business
and
will
return
to
Ihe
Islands
on
Ihe
steamer
Wednesday
evening.
William
II.
Fojfg,
chief
clerk
in
Ihe
C.C.M.M.
pllne
at
Van
couver,
arrived
111.
Ihe
cily
llii
morning.
He
is,
making
the
round,
trip
lo
(.tueeu
Charlotte
llirrrtr
I'rince
Htrpert
and
SHfCa
art
on
the
l
vainer
I'rince
John
as
a
holiday,-
A
AHmtI
More.
lodging
superiiu
teuileul
for
Ihe
W'halen
l'ulp
I'aper
Co.,
came
as
far
as
rhurslou
HarlxT
on
the
I'riuce
John,
Mils
Aeek
from
Vancouver
and
will
return
south
oh
Ihe
same
steamer
from
there
at
Ihe
end
of
the
wrek.
4
.
A
Bon-fire
Picnic
In
aid
or
the
Ridley
Home
will
be
held,
weath
er
permitting,
on
Wednesday,
July
25,
at
McNIcholl
Creek.
The
launch
"Oh
Baby'1
will
leave
Cow
Bay
every
20
minutes
between
6
and
8
p.m.
Tickets
25c,
children
5c.
Coffee
provided.
Everyone
welcome.
173
--
Ir.
F.
I.
Kenny,
graduate
of
Ihe
l'niersily
of
Toronto,
the
Hoyal
College,
of
Henlal
Surgeons
of
Ontario
and
Ihe
College
of
Menial
Surgeon
of
Hrilish
Columbia,
wishc
to
announce!
thai
he
s
practicing
dentistry
In
1
his
modern
denial
oltlce
in
Ihe
llelgerson
Hloek.
Ir.
Kenny
is
here
permauenlly
and
is
not
con.
uecleil
with
any
oilier
dentist
in
the
practice
of
dentistry.
171
The
C.I'.ll.
coast
'
steamer
1'rjncess
l.ou(iv.
.CaiU
Arthur
Slater,
ariixed
from
Vancouver
al
8.30
this
morning
euroute
to
Skagwny
wilh
a
lisl
of
205
pas
sengers.
The
essel
.sailed
for
Ihe
north
al
noun.
Three
passengers
urrived
here
on
the
Louise.
H.
11.
Friele,
1).
Weed
and
J.
S.
Weed
of
Seallle,
who
are
on
their
waj
lo
Alaska
where
they
have
salmon
canning
interests.
The
I'rlricess
Louise
had
two
large
tourists
parties
making
tho
round
trip,
one
of
70
from
Ohio
and
another
of
00
from
Texas.
'
,
i
Iaisy
Durban-,
charged
with
vagrancy.'
wtts'fi-iilaydoi
in,
the
police
cqurl.UMs
"inonuug.
,
,
Cupt.
II.
H.
UablitnulKir
uMtrivei
this
uiorMiMg
mi
I
We
l'linf-e.'i.IiVkii.
from
his
crab
eftnnei-y
at
NaUn
Harbor.
n.
nr.-
i
,
!'.
....
W.
Harrie
andiA
.
J.'.lutir.jHii-stu
arriviNl
by
lr
Prince
Jdji
this
muruiug
from
(Jin'en
Ci(a.r-lolle
Cily.
H.
C.
Fraser,
4.'hool
inspnetor.'
returned
from
the.
(ju-eu
Utar-lolle
Islands
on
Iliiul'iiiiuri.Jolili
Ibis
morning.
n.
Mrs.
,in5;lrVer
arrived
on
Ihe
M
cily.
1
II
a
I
I
lis'
r
rtleutsOnu
Omc
fin
this
morning
Clemen!
and
will
time
visiting
iu
the
F.
Lee,
a
Los
Angeles
tourisl.
is
making
Ihe
round
trip
on
Ihe
I'rince
John
to
the
Queen
tHiar-lolle
Islands,
I'rince
Hupert
and
Slewart'.
(.
1'.
Hale,
secretary
of
the
MasM'ti
Timber
Co.,
arrivttl
llns
moriiiug
on
Ihe
I'rince
John
from
Huekley
Hay
and
will
sail
tonight
on
tho
I'rince
Hupert
for
Vancouver
II
was
reported
that
Irene
Coleman
had
left
the
city
when
Ihe
charge
of
vagrancy
laid
against
her
was
read
in
the
police
court
this
morning.
Shej
was
arrested
last
week
and
wis
1
reinamb'd
in
order
that
she
might
j
have
an
opporlunily
of
leaving)
town.
1
Plus
1c
Per
Piece
7-
m
a
pound
FLOAT-IRONED
Family
Service
Alt
of
your
washing
80
par
cant
or
your
ironing
everything
returned
dry
You
simply
touch
up
a
few
outer
garments
such
as
waists,
blouses,
house
dresses,
with
hand-Iron.
Phone
us
today.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Phone
8.
Leisure
hours
for
ihe
Children's
Instruction
You
can
att&in
them
through
making
economies
in
the
time
yr.u
give
to
household
work.
For
example,
on
wash
day,
the
use
of
Sunlight
Soap
as
directed
on
the
carton,
will
free
you
from
hours
of
drudgery
at
the
wash
board.
Washing,
dishes,
shelves,
oil
cloths,
etc.,
can
all
be
done
better
and
in
shorter
time
if
you
use
Sunlight
Soap.
All
thcs-.
minutes
and
hours
saved
.1
.1
.
.U
I.
1
J
..J
.
ja'
Jfc
L
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inrou.i-tui
uic
wren
can
urn
uctdicu
id
.
........
1
the
tetter
tninjts
in
inc.
,
The
rich
and
pure
oils
of
cocoa-nut
and
palm
used,
and
the
extreme
care
taken
in
converting
them
intoSunlightgivethissoap
unusual
power
for
cleansing
purposes.
Its
absolute
purity
makes
it
safe
for
all
laundry
soap
uses.
.sic!
:..
Lever
Brothers
Limited
''
'
Toronto
stis
Crank,
Crank
and
Cuss
but
not
with
the
NewELTO
Atwater-Kcnl
ignition.
Powered
lo
ful
3
horse
power,
two
cylinder,
silenl
running,
and
tro
(vibration.
THE
QUEEN
OF
ALL
OUTBOARD1
ENGINES.
Wtreiii;(i;j)Uy)un
EL.TO
the,,,
frrst
coist
is
M
lUst
cost.
'
-""
iim.
A
Complete
and,
Guaranteed
t,h;
fnlne-Agents
-
N.
M.
McLean:
Cow
Bay.
Keep
Your
Vacation
with
a
KODAK
For
your
selection
011
our
shelves
a
complete
choice
from
the
handy
little
Vest
Pocket
model
al
$8.50
to
Special
Kodaks
with
superior
equipment
for
superior
pictures.
At
your
call
in
our
developing
and
printing
department
painstaking
finishing
you'll
be
glad
to
get.
TAKE
PLENTY
OF
KODAK
FILM.
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Stores
Phones
200,
82
and
134
hi
DENTISTrtj
aW-fvft
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7,
8,
9
Smith
Block
Office
Hours,
9
to
9
w
4to
Phone
575
Lady
AsststantV