1.
PAflt
TWO'
Ask
Your
Grocer
DAILY
EDITION
as.
-follow,:
w
ml
m
m
trml
for
a
-trial
pacKage
of
SALADA
PRIZEWINNERS
GREEN
TEA
-
"i
1
Kirkpalrickj
2,
Mrs.
V.
II.
SJier
Spoii(teake
1,
Mr.
V;
H.
yicker:
2.
Mrs.
J.
Hremner.
.
Shortbread
cake
1.
Mr.
II.
L.
Landry;
Oen.
Sutherland.
Lemon
pie
-j,
Mrs.
A.
Oulpa;
p,
Mrs.
Hremner.
.
Ajipleie-t,
Mrs.
H.,Hatiirdnn;
2,
Mr.
Ii.
Mc
IX
Jlunler.
'
Whit
cnok'ieJU-i,
Mrs.
I).
Mcl).
Hunter;
2.
Mr.
J.
Howe.
Oinper
cookies
1,
Mrs.
I).
Mcl).
Hunter;
2,
r.Jady
Xic.kersou
;Dnii
akes
I.
.ncorjrina
Hun-
tor:,
2.
MM..JE.
7f.
Valentine.
.
JJoujJhuuts
1.
Mrs.
"
W
Kinley
H4l
If
you
enjoy
green
tea
you
will
be
satis,
fied
with
no
other
blend.
Try
it
today.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
.Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
lWednfdayi
S.t.
12.
1923.
Howe:
2.
Mrs.
Te.ir.
Pickled
gherkin
I,
Mrs.
F.
W.
n
i
c'r:
2.
Mrs.
I).
Mcl).
un
er.
UAITCrilAI
n
ADT
"kle
cabbage
i.
Mr.
I).
llUUjtnULU
AK1
Mr,V
Hu,,V
r'
-V
'
r.
R.
C
Par.
.on.
"?
-
Mixed
jiickFo-;
I,
Mr.
.11.
Mrl).
Competition
Was
Keen
at
Fair
lilItt;
2,
Mr.
It.
C,
parsons,
and
Deciding
by
Judge
Was
Mustard
pickles
J,
Mr.
It.
C.
Not
an
Easy
Task
-
Parsons;
2,
Mr.
M.
Jnlmon.
I
ltapl-rry
vinegar
1.
Mr.
Prince
Rupt-rt
housewives
ex-j
Tir;
2,
Mr.
Jnhu
Xewieln
celled.
themselves
in
their
exhib-
'Hazelton.
if
in
Ihe
culinary
department
at
Ketchup
sauce
1.
Mrs.
1
1.
the
Inhibition.
There,
was
a
large
Mcl).
Hunter,
number
of
entries
anl
thejudg-
Tomato
ketchup
i,
Mr..
D.
in?
was
not
an
easy
matter
in
Mcl.
Hunter;
2,
Mr.
II.
C.
Par-view
(if
the
fine
product,
of
the
Mins.
kitchen
on
display.
Ladies
frr.ni.
Tomato
chutney
1,
Mr..
I),
outside
points
also
were
in
the
Mcl).
Hunter;
2.
Mr.
A.
Teier.
competition
and
captured
several;
Apple
jpilyj,
Mr.
I).
Mcl).
prizes.
jllunler;
2,
Mrs.
J.
Howe.
Mr,
.it-
Shaw.-.xVhilnian;:
ithe
-Orange
marmaladc-V-l,
Mr.
Ij,
government
judge,
awarded
pri.e
Mcl
.
Hunter;
2.
Mrs.
J.
Newich
(Hazelton.
Orealesl
number
of
first
prize
Hapb-rry
jam
1,
Mis
L.
M.
i
in
Hie
Cookery
section
Mr.
I).
Klletl;
2,
Mrs.
IJ.
K.
Vhter.
Mcl).
Honter,
Strawberry
Jam
lj
Mrs.
S.
Bulk
liulter
I,
Mrs.
Hrickcn-'Massey;
2,
Mr..
J.
Howe.
t
den
(HazeltonJ.
,
.
(iooerrv
jam
'1,
Mrs.
O.
!
I,r'cJv
lnit.r
Mr.
Jlricken-
fificlpa;
2.
Mr,
(t.
0.
I'arsou.
!:d'
"
"
j
friol
jam
J.
Mrs.
SanOIas-
Loaf
hmne-made
w
iite
bread
ey;
2,
Mr.
Tesier.
fyt.
Mr.
,l).
McU.
Hunter;
2,
.Mr.;j
Ul
e.urranf
je!-f,
Mr.
H
.V
Mary
Carpenter
Massett;.
Valeiitiiie;
2.
Mrs.
K.
C.
Kirkpat-
Loaf
(irabain
or
.whole
wli:it
nW
;
brea.l
1.
Mr.
1).
Mcl),
Jlunfer;
2,V
Ulack
tnrranl
jelly
I
Mr
I)
'
Mrs.
II.
L.
Indry.
Mcl).
Hunter;
2,
Mr..
Tesier.
,
iai
oe
nreao
i
,
.Mrs.
.
H.J
Itaspbero'
(canned
I,
Mr.
J.
;
.-ir.nan.
.nr.
j.
nowe.
r.
K.
fjealey
(Hazelton
;
2.
Mr
Pan
bun
1.
Mrs.
SmJIh;
;.'J.
,ewick
Hazelton
.
Mr.
W.
.1I.
.Sherinan.
.
I
j
Cherries
(canned-
i,
Mr
J
-
,
A,"",na'''
fn,i'
ak,"-,
-Mr,IInwe;
2,
Mrs.
J.
.ewjck
(Hazel.
.U.
D.
ance;
2,
Mrs.
H.
K.
Web-jtonV
i,rr-
)
Plums
(canned
1.
Aleita
Mr.
.Iced
cake
I.
Mrs.
W.
K.
I)en-lKinley;
2.
Mrs.
Tessier.
f
,...o.,
.,
...r.
r.
j.
jicirnucx.
i
Mrawt.rries
(canned
I.
Jlr..
i.a-.
..,
-,-,,
i,
jir.
a.
r..u.
neit.
Jlunler:
2.
Aleita
Me
rears
.'canned-
!.
Vn
ii
Hampton;
2,
Mis
fieorpina
Hun
ter.
Peach-
(canned)
1,
Mr.
K,
X.
Valentine;
2.
Mrs.
Tein
Pickled
Jiearl
Xf
ip'
v
laiemine;
2,
Mrs.
Jo.
How.
.
Canned
Inmaloe
j(
Aleita
McKinlev:
2
-ti
nr.,.,;..-
Hunter.
Collection
'no
V.JM
I.
Mr
D.Mel).
Hunter;
2.
Mr.
J.
Howe.
Mi
Helen
Handalt
II
V
srMrar
of
graduate
nun..'
.
r
-
-
f
r
1
1
1
:
Ilia
v-.a.lnAA
it
Vnnee:
M..
;
.
V
"
""""
inspector
of
f,.
M.
jM-.rmCK.;iraininsr
school.
af
e(j
tor
Van
Uume-.na.le
candy--1,
Mrs,
Wjcoyver
on
Ihe
Cardena
lartev"
Pic'kTel
2V
r
L
Ui,,,,ar"-
n
dU"r
""
"f
Pickled
Onions
.1.
Mrs.
J.
day
in
Ihe
city.
ssssss
aefc
I
I
sssssssssssl
AN
IMPORTANT
PRODUCT
OF
CANADA
H
preadfetheterfood
on.erfh-
the
one
food
that
everybody
eats-lKat
everybody
iike5,dnd
that
agrees
with
everybod.
3recd
n&de
Ir
the
1
home
.with
al
Xea'
CoKe5,
tastes
better,
keeps
feh
Jor5ertCrd
is
more
imimvQ
inarv
cry
other-
iplant
ec(inn
at
the
hxlilhilion
iTIif
inditing
wa
done
liv
I1.
'.W
Anketel
Jnue,of
Victoria
ami
the
aanl
vvmrf
.
follows:
plants
Six
not
flowering
nlanl
I.
.Mi
liHU
NirhoUnn;
5.
Mr.
C.
"
Haldsnu.
,
T)iherou
begonia
I,
Mr.
lu
Vernct;
2,
Mr.
".Sherman.
Foliage
begonia
I.
Mr.
Mont-,
'comers,
,
.Mr.
1'.
Armour.
rurhia
t,
.Mr.
.Montgomery;!
2
Mr.
Sherman.
(eraniuni;
1,
Mr.
Minn;
2,!
Mr.
Hunt.
ransy
pinui
i.
.ir.
ueipa.
Ilantrin?
basket
I.
Mr.
Self;
2.
Mr.
Sherman.
Asitaracu
idant
I.
Mrs.
Ha'hiplnn;
2.
Mrs.
J.
L
Lee.
r
Inwerin?
plant
I,
Mr.
'Val
entine.
Foliaee
idant
1.
Mr.
Sher
man;
2,
Mrs.
McOormick.
Sherman.
Flowers
Sweet
pens
1
Mr.
Iu
Vernet:
2.
Mi
.Nichnlson.
:Mffa
1.
Mr.
MrCnrmiek;
2
II.
0.
Crewe.
Annual
fbiwer
collection'
1.
Mr.
McCormick;
2.
-Mr.
Ouelpa.
Perennial
fliwer
(collection
I.
Mr.
McClymont;
2.
Mr.
fiuelpa.
Dahlia
1.
J.
I..
Lee;
2.
Ml.
McClymont.
Cactu
tlablia
I,
Mr.
MrCnr
miek;
2,
J.
L.
LA.
.,trs
.,1,
Mrs.
Murray?
Mr.
Rose
l,
.
Maie;
Sherman.
Mrs.
Sincle
rose
.
J.
I.
Lee:
2.
Mr,
fiuelpa.
Cladiolo
1,
Mrs.
C.nelpa.
fiianl
nasturtium
1.
Mis
ksiadys
Nicholson;
2,
H.
O,
Crewe.
r.erlatiiip
.
Mrs.
McCor
mick;
2,
Mrs.
McClymont.
Pansies
on
show
board
1.
J.
L.
Le.
Kounuet
.garden
flmvert
i.
J.
H.
Murray;
2.
J.
L.
J.ee.
ibl
flowers
presed
ami
mounted
1,.
Hilly
Holder:
2.
Mrs.
J.
X.
Holder.
Slia-la
daivT-t.
Mr.
'MeClr-
mnnl;
2,
Mrs.
-Sherman.
FAIR
JOTTINGS
"
'
W.
Sherman
Jr.
wa
awarded
Ihe
eilter
cuk
for
the
hel
.dofr
in
the
allow.
He
obtained
the
trophy
for
hi
pedigreed
Kusian
wdfhound
"King"
recently
im
ported
into
the
city
from
Hegina
In
addition
he
obtained
ecial
award
Jor
the
bt
lntt
bird
in
the.
poultry
show,
the
let
female
bird
and
Hie
bef
"old
many
word
a
favorable
com
ment
from
the
sightseer
at
the
lair
yeerdav
wa
the
,i
hnolh
put
on
by
Oeo.
I).
Tile.
The
coy
ami
homelike
appearance
of
the
boolh
'turned
nfany
teoph'
nought
to
home
and
bed.
Pacific
milk
galore
1
nn
ianrf
at
Ihe
K.
.
Iaw'(.n
Ltd.
booth
at
the
Mxhlbilion.
There
merally
speaking
mountain
of
mi
well
known
brand
nf
milk
ami
considerable
hard
work
h
HM
On-
duubtiidly
,ben
necesar'
l
"Jiile
u
an
ij).
The
Prince
lluoert
Feed
Com.
papy
haieji
xej-y
ollroriive
jjoolh
al
the
Fair
displaying
Kurair
dog
and
chicken
d
etc.
A
large
lump
of
coal
i
alo
nn
plNplay
on
wjiich
guee
are
laken
as
to
Ihe
weight,
the
win
ner
n
gel
lump.
A
booth
dlstdavinir
lb
nrt
nt
the
tinsmith
is
of
special
inler-Ps.t
at
the
Fair.
Till
ha
been
erected
!'
Ihe
Tintnilir
ITnl,...
land
make
a
remarkably
fine
showing.
The
plumber
art
I
snlenrfl.llv
rM-iiujf.i
ity
miii
sl
Jiallett
at
f
their
hootli
i
......
.(...un.
NC
IIUIilH
Is
arranged
as
a
modem
bath.
room
and
everv
-hiipIiIi..
Iilumher'
fitting
ii
connection
with
the
installation
if
n
lukiiku
I
on
hand.
The
Coastwise
Steamship
&
targe
Qo.'
(.ainer
Anyox
war
In
port
for
an
hour
at
midnight'
lul
night.
!$'
f
FLOWER
SHOW
G000
SHOWING
i
ATTRACnVEj
INDIAN
WORK
Good
Showing
Mad
by
Exhlbl-
Interestlna
Examples
of
Handl
ers
in
This
Section
at
Ex
hibition
."Quite
.a
showing
was
made
by
'tin
exhibitor
in
the
flower
and
craft
and
Relics
of
the
Past
from
Massett
The
exhibit
of
India"
work,
and!
relic
at
the
rxhihiiion,
which,
ha
been
brought
frum
the
Queen;
Charlotte
Island
by
'Jhoiua
leay.
Indian
Acenl
at
MaellJ
ha
e.reael
a
.great
deal
of
ln-j
lere.t.
The
.exhibit
include
wooden
and
jadile
lolem
pole,'
oil
painting
on
gla.
ancient!
arrow.
friction
firelighter.
headed
hunting
hajr.
cedar
hark!
oakci.
original
iiuuson
,iiay;
rifle
and
aim
and
also
saiuule'
of
work
executed
by
the
Indian'
school
children
of
Maelt
underf
the
guidance
of
Mr.
Charles
Kdenhaw.
Included
with
Alie'
imnau
exintiu
are
auiple
or
the
Itwarf
nasturtium
1.
Mrs.lii.-iinr.-.l
ttMiir
.,r
n.a
I
kiuelpa;
2.
Mr.
K.
t
Kirkpatrick.jeinholyin
,iil
hale,
coal
and
rqby
and
.
The
exhilnl
t
the
not
comprehrnive
diday
of;
the
Indian
art
thai
na
ever
Mt
it
original
land.
Details
of
Exhibit
;
The
exhibit
include
Ihreei
wooden
Intent
pole.
I.wo
ofi
.which
are
dupliralc
of
the
raven,
legend
of
Hie
Huen
clan
caned
by
Hobert
Ouiiyea
of
Maett.;
1"ie.e
minalure
totem
pole
are
I
two
of
the
bet
oi
their
kind
that
hae
exer
been
on
public
display,
i
The
third
one
i
alo
made
by;
Mr.
(iuuyea
and
renreenl
Ihe;
legend
of
Ihe
witch
of
which:
there
ha
been
an
iulerelingl
tory
written.
A
gla
cae
con-i
Iniuiiig
evenly
five
piece
of'
black
jadile
totem
pole,
tray.
I
inkstand,
etc.
i
of
pecial
in-1
leret
.
Theoe
uiinature
loleni
(oles
enmey
the
legend
of
the
crab,
sea
dog,
eagle,
etc.
Till
collection
i
lhA
peronal
proper
ly
of
Mr.
Deasy.
Paintings
on
Glass
There
i
a
splendid
exhibil
of
nil
painting
on
gla
showing
Indian
enramnmenl.
Imniin?
scene,
.battle
irene,
and
olher
etdsiwle
connected
with
the
bygone
day
of
I
lie
native.
Tln
painting
nr
riginul
and
nreltvl
and
are
also
owned
by
Mr.
Ieav.
Old
lime
arrow
made
from
Ihe
yew
wiHd
of'
the
Island
are
on
diplay
ami
are
reputed
to
be
of;.
board
ilh
r'urnl
grooe
hored
in
it.
Piece
of
wixmI.
the
same
size
a
a
'thick
pencil,
are
held
in
the
hand
and
'ickly
lurne
in
the
groove.
thereby
producing
Lspark.
The
exhibit
contains
an
old
nhologratih
of
kiWuti
showing
Ihe
original
Indian
vil
lage
and
i
one
of
the
first
pen
containing
one
cockerel
and
t
photographs
ever
made.
II
is
three
hen.
An
exhibit
that
called
forth
slill
very
clear
in
detail.
As'
an
(udhttllnn
of
the
im
porlance
given.
to
hunlint;
by
the
Imlian
in
Ihe
.arly
days
there
I
a
beaulirul
beaded
hunting
bag
on
display
perorated
with
baud
beading.
Thi
wa
used
hy
Ihe
male
Indians
when
on
hunllnir
Iriji
for
Ihe
reception
of
their
t
pow.uer
aim
nni
and
any
small
game
thai
chanced
In
fall
to
l.lieir
gun.
Codar
Bark
Baskets
There,
t
a
derulid
dlsjilay
of
hand
made
Indian
bake(
manufactured
mm
yellow
and
reit'
cedar
bark.
A
demonstration
of
basket
weaving
Is
being
given
daily
by
Mrs.
Cliarle
F.denhaw
of
Massed.
The
basket
are
of
every
shajie
and
description
of
":ora,,n,
UJ
great
Interest
i
a
collection
of
Hudson
Hav
Driin.
which
dale
back
lo
IJie
days
of
i.ne
riuieau
war.
,
TIis)
gun
art?
the
old
fashioned
ramrod
pe
and
were
of
IJie
jiallern
used
by
Ihe
JlHIUh
army
in
the
t.riineiiii
wr
l
Not
Merely
a
Handsome
m
McCUry's
Utu3i
IM
btwJUivw
U
ward
Ia
ihit
imW
.f.
TWtr
JU-l
Uir't
Vlrtmit
Iv4
Tf
Cbun
great
value.
They
are
lipped!
with
mussel
shell
and
bound
with
lof
,,u,,"n
J,y
regime
it
wa
lhe
nxd
of
the
oruc
iieincru''l4",,'',r'
ewlianse
lhec
0
It
mi
gumme.
on
the'
ouUide
Vitii
is.un
w"11
,'"
''idians
for
fur..
"jirurr
gym.
.xnoiuer
unuuall
i
exhibit
i
the
friction
fireglerlk,,
""rei
jHimuiig
upward
made
of
ce.lar
wod.
Thi
i
!',"',
tU"
tur
y"'r''
l'',',,
ul'h'
"'
compoed
of
a
piece
of
wmsl
af-
,,""a"
l"""'r
until
Ihey
ler
Ihe
shane
of
n
eri!d.aD-n
i
reaelie.1
to
the
lop
of
the
gun.
The
traders
saw
n
chance
of
hf.
tering
their
bargain
and
introduced
a
pattern
of
gun
which
meaiired
a
fMl
longer
than
Ih
former,
Ihe
trader
I
hereby
obtaining
additional
fur.
Natural
Resources
Included
in
the
Indian
exhibit
I
a
display
of
aiunl.
of
the
ualural
resource
of
Ihe
Oueen
Charlotte
Island.
There
are
sample
uf
Ih
oil
hale
found
on
Ihe
west
coal
if
Hit;
l.l.m.U
which
carry
a
large
percentage
of
ir.
Oaldust
from
the
Cow-
gate
mine,
near
Slate
Chuck
Creek,
i
alo
on
display.
Eihlblt
by
Children
A
school
exhibil
from
Hie
Mas-
sell
Indian
day
chooj
i
also
on
npiay
rmiiiMiyiqir
basket
work
and
drawing
which
ha
been
laugjit
by-Mr.
j:denhaw.
Tin
I
Ihe
firl
year'
work
nf
the
ch(KI
and
i
the
first
public
IHjilay
e.ver
made
bv
(tin
scholar.
The
execution
of
n.
wurk
by
Ihe
children
i
splendid
ani
reneci
great
credit
upon
Iheir
teacher.
Sample
of
fancy
work
and
lace
wor
.tone
,by
the
Jndan
women
of
Massed,
Kilartiaat
mid
Port
Jv4iiglin
are
also
on
di.
tday
and
ha
brought
forth
high
wnrd
of
praise.
Why
not
subscribe
or
the
Dailv
New
find
Imva
ii
..
.
-
,
-
icut
.IH
Jn
the
early
day
lyour
,
homo
re.gqlarly?
tf
It
's
Easier
to
shine
them
wjth
"Nugget."
A
little
rub
produces
a
brilliant
polish.
TfUQQET
Shoe
Polish
SLACK
TAV-TOVCT
BCD
IUHK
BtOWN
AKD
-Will
TIC
B
ti
:'1
Front
Jvootrnav
ounlitv
coa
rii?lit
into
ana
corrosive
Kacs
,inc
very
jicmi
ikUM
.
t
i.r..Tt
n
oi
your
range
arc
wunucnuiiy
ci
constructed.
lliat's
why
the
Kootcnoy
bakes
so
beautifully
for
an
indefinite
term
of
years.
It
is
sound
anJ
strong"inidc"
FJuts
and
smoke
box
are
built
of
ust-rrsisting
Annco
Iron,
protected
at
every
vital
point
by
durable
enamel.
Ask
your
McCIary's
dealer
to
remove
the
lids
and
show
you
the
interior
of
the
Kootcnay.
WOaryh
A
m
TmI.
k.
JImriHmi
S.Am
lAmm
fife!
S1
0PV.
WHITE.
NICKELED
TW
Uitk
klo
nrifcr
nnwi
u
n
Wat
Pi
)kkK
nm
.
"-y
-"J
r
tli
liMrUn
vltnl
n.-rt
nf
thn
fnru
IIIV
k
ko
i
"
'
m
w
"
m-
'
The
parts
that
bear
the
attacks
of
rust
uuqViw
mkuiul
Amm.
Kootenay
For
Sale
by
Howe
&
McNulty
Of
Interest
to
Men
Call
in
and
Jnspcd
n
New
Slo
k
of
Fall
and
Winter
Underwear
etc.,
etc.
-Just
Received
..
v
SEASONABLE
8T0CK
OF
WORK
SHIRTS,
.UNDERWEAR,
WORK
PANTS,
SUITS,
OVERCOATS,
Etc
Steve
King
Opp.
Bank
of
Montreal.
Phone
Oreerr'W.
Prince
Rupert
School
of
Music
Musical
Director,
H.
Aubrey-Pryce,
profc')i
'"'
lencher
in
the
nr.l.of
violin
(mil
iailo
plnyuiK.
Fall
Term
begins
Tuesday,
September
4.
Pupil-
,v
nnw
lie
nnrulleil
,for
the
Veasun.
iSenuir
Orchestra
J'raclice
-
-
Tticsday
evenuu,
o'cJuck.
Jim
H
IP
Orli
fl
hi
rn
1
'
rft
nl
i
f
.
t.1!!
I
nt
ills-
'
T
OO
o'cloijt.
For
terms,
.etc.,,
Phone
674.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
'The
Service
Htore."
WE
CASH,
CHEQUES.
Agents
,For:-
N.
and
S.
ENGINES
Terms
Arranged
To
Suit
Purchasers.
Phone
Blue
01.
Special
Teapot
Sale
,
W
hve
teen
fortunate
hi
seciirlnir
nn
nssorlfd
rrnte
of
Old
English
Teapots
which
we
have
;riccd
.exccpUaiyv1
low.
There
ne
several
styles
itid
sizes
to
choose
froju.
Prices
run
from
no.
i
i
r.o
'
.
w
"
v
ihey
ore
now
on
display
Jtt
our
window.
JvAIEN
HARDWARE
CU.
P.O.
Box
1A44.
01
Third
Ave.
Tel.
3.