riday
August
8,
1921.
Lsakelse
Lodge
Lakelse
Lake,
via
Terrace,
B.C.
k
:"
-
-
-
N'iinv
open
Tor
xervieu
under
management
of
Mrs.
M.
Ilawh.
,
I'lfiil
pliieo
lo
spend
your
summer
holidays,
Iteas-oiiiil'lejjtos.
Oood
home
cooking.
Comfortable
rooms.
Fisfiiii.H'ialiiigt
Hulhiiig
ii
Lakelse
Lake
and
Streams.
BATHS
AT
THE
LODGE
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
TeO'ace
HOT
SPRINGS.
TA
August
Clearance
XI
Motors
Oliei-aliiig
Taxi
and
Lunmli
Service
between
Terrace
and
Lodijo
landing,
assuring
guests
of
quick,
comfortable
trip,
,
isu
operating
taxi
service
lo
all
parts
of
Hie
valley.
j'Vi
reservations
and
rales,
apply
lo
LAKELSE
LODGE,
OR
TERRACE
MOTORS,
TERRACE,
B.C.
iiiy
while
Stock
Lasts
2
X
4
$17.00
per
thousand
2x6
$17.00
per
thousand
2
x8
$17.00
per
thousand
Fence
Pickets
$1.00
per
hundred
Sidewalk
Strips
$1.00
per
hundred
Chimney
Brick
(hard
brick).
5c
each
Lath,
Shlplap,
etc.
Prince
Rupert
Lumber
Co.
Ltd
Phone
361
SALE
BLANKETS
,
Hi
Ccnulno
3
Point
"Hudson
Bay"
Blankets
.
JVjiUe,
Khaki,
Grey,
Red
or
Green,
$10.25-515.00
pair
All
Wool
White
Blankets
7
and
8
lb.
at
$1.45
per
lb.
ijSilk
Comforters
-IliMVulifiil
patterns
in
panel
effecls,
the
purest
of
down
filling
in
each.
Imperial
Prices
$12.50,
$14.50,
$16.00
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Phone
123.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Salllnjs
fi'im
l'rince
Imped,
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTOniA,
8wn(Cn
Day,
and
Alert
Bay,
Tueaday,
5
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bay,
and
Swinton
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Wales
Itland,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
Por
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Nan
Rler
Cannerlei,
Friday
A.M.
623
2nd
Avenue.
J.
Barnaleyt
Agent.
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
Serve
Mustard
with
all
wears
m
w.
M:m,m
-
b
e
fat
foods
and
ma
lo
cnj0y
and
assimilate
f
bod
mc
would
buracn
-d-
WitmaslheColmans
Local
and
'
Personal
ll.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
HayuerB.
Undertaker.
Pbou
361.
tf
l'rince
Hupcrt
Annual
Exhibi
tion,
September
J
to
13.
tf
iempl
to
extinguish
it.
Hen
Self
returned
last
evening
frnm
Altyox
wbither
he
had
gone
with
II.
K.
Henson
In
connection
with
the
Carnival
Queen
contest
Mr.
Henson
remained
liePlin.l
in
Anyox.
Arrangements
are
uuifcr
way
by
which
a
candidate
for
that
town
will
be
in
the
field.
Miss
Jean
Massey,
who
lias
been
in
the
city
for
Ihe
nasi
few
weeks
visilinff
her
brother
and
sisler-iu-lay,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Massey,
867
Summit'
Avenue,
sailed
last
nighl
on
tbe
steamer
Prince
George
on
her
return
lo
New
York
City.
THKKVKNT
OF
TlIK
SHASON.
G.
YV.V.A.
basket
picnic
to
Digby
Island,
Sunday,
Aug.
10,
Free
icecream,
nop
a
ltd
candy,
for
kids.
Kveryone
welcome.
Hand
of
102nd
H.
C.
Ilattalion
in
attendance.
Boats
leave
.
Fishery
wharf,
west
of
Prince
Rupert
hoalhoiisc
from
1U0
a.m.
Adults
50c.
187
-
The
exhibition
association
is
trying
lo
meet
reijuesls
from
ex
cursion
parlies
in
Ketchikan
and
elsewhere
to
arrange
transporta
tion
lo
Prince
Rupert
for
them
during
tbe
lime
of
the
fair.
Nothing
definite
has
been
done
so
far
bul
negotiations
are
under
way
vhleh
it
is
hoped
will
prove
sai
ls
rae
lory.
C.
,V.
Patterson,
manager
of
the
Auslin-Dilson
Grocery
Co.,
one
of
the
largest
wholesale
concerns
iu
New
York,
was
in
the
city
last
night
on
bin
way
south
after
a
visit
to
several-
Alaska
canneries
iu
which
he
is
inler-
UEMORRHOIDS
THE
DAILY
NEWS
AGE
THHEE
-t
SI.
Andrew's
Society.
Regular
monthly
meeting
tonight
at
8.30.
A
new
engine
is
belli
fc
installed
at
1
lie
dry
dock
in
Flying
Olllcer
A.
H.
Hull's
fishery
patrol
sea
plane
Kit.
All
clauses
of
exhibitors
are
urged
to
make
their
entries
for
I
he
Exhibition
now.
tf
K.
0.
Hopen,
charged
with
Si.m.sni.'
!.,,
'SI..HI
i.
nnon
having
liquor
for
sale
at
Cow
'
.
'..
In....
.......
.....o.i.i
r-
;i
tra
il.
S
inn
rpn
rinir
lira
i'
""J'
dun.
Eiftb
Avenue
and
McUride.
''1'1
da"s
ia
t'10
ci'y
Police
court
tins
morning.
W.
fi.
(h-H.a.-.l
.-..Inrn..,!
II,
is
csierieu,
cnarjreu
neiorc
!.!(
a
I
.
f
Ik
rninir
mi
il...
lrlnriMs
.mhUp
Justice
oi
uie
reiice
o.
j
j.
.Mac-
ill
HlO
city
police
COUlt
after
HniMiilintr
a
wpi
in
Van-UanM
eouver
"''8
""it'uh'K
with
having
un
sealed
liquor
in
nls
possession
E.
Tolinan
of
Chicago,
arrived
was
fillC(l
50
in
flip
rilv
nil
liwl
nitrlil'a
Irnin
"
and
A'
J).
IIa,,ett'
WH
kn0WI1
Alicc
proceeded
today
on
the
Prill-
A
prospector,
arrived
hi
the
cess
LmiUi.
In
Alaska
on
a
his
ci.ly,
0,1
1,18
'ri'a
George
last
game
hunting
trip.
infill,
iic
win
iuiiiciii.i
iii'ie
lor
u
Mr.
and
weeK
rece,vll,
"'u'cai
auenuon
Mrs.
1).
G.
lloy
were
.
.
.
'
.
If.,..
I.,
1..
..!,...
I...
-.nil.,;,,,..
I
...l.nr.
...
..
.....
i
.
u
i.mi
f.n
a
raiiwav
irnpK
ar
rnn
tin
ni-mn'
.i
yox
on
i
e
it
nee
neortrc
lis.
"
.
"
..-.-w
.
.
I
...-.v
i.rtctii'i.il.iir
f.riil
nviLi.nl
limn
nis
i
I'll
inn
i'
.1
Mmi
ii-al
(in
"
-"
.uouer.
Imli.l
iv
irin
?
10
U'l
vuecn
uiarioue
is-
Hoys
over
a
and
under
i,
It
..
.
i
.
n
f
.
ll'll
laiius.
mugtue
jonnson;
s,
.uuyiaiiu
u
Mr.
an.
I
Mis.
E.
V
lMilh'ii
ami
T
liam.s.
family
of
Oakville
Ontario
are
UlIn
lne
U9UlU
,arSc
quota
or
(iirls
over
8
and
under,
11
1,
inakinsr
a
li..ri
lav
in
M...
rilv
Mqurisl
passengers
aboard,
C.P.hVJean
McDonald;
2,
Margaret
Hart
ti.v
.oi.
........
i
r.......
a..i,v
i!1Ui
steamer.
J'nncess
Louise,
Uapt.
Hoys
over
8
and
under
11
l
l'-JVV-lIHLIIiVA.H'T.l
I
t
cvcninir
nn.l
irn
s.iiilh
Inniirbl.
'"liiur
.-lar,
a
in
poll
irom
friends
and
11
'clock
,0
1
"
clock
lo',a.y'
They
are
old
of
Mr.
Mrs.
11.
L.
Mclniosh.
Among
the
passengers,
board
the
vessel
here
for
the
north
were
ol,...,.i.,.r
.....I
IS.,,;
Uh
vvniil
".-un
uu
uivu
uii
,u-u-
up
'yesterday
and
will
be
oil
lo-
,1M7;
i,
e
r
uie
com-
IIIOHOWi
I.
...!
No
more
lirt,
soot
or
ashes
from
ln(i:il
I'nnvnrt
vntir
alrtvn
In
nl
lll
ill
UiUl
lililM.
Chan
My,
Chinese,
and
Alfref.
brouahl
lo
"range
"erkkuri.
wiiile,
were
were
1
gas
by
pulling
in
an
Oxo-
v
-
I"
....
t?
i
...i
;
ii
town
by
by
Provincial
Provincial
Go
Itl3
UUlllt.'!
.
Ol'U
U...aL-U
1.1
11.1
Constable
!.
'Imii.
......
i
..
r....
.
.
n
II
llnnuninV
u'in.lmv
np
nl.nn.
"""""
l"
""VH,"
1"'"
...
piying
liquor
uiTiiiuiaiis.
hip
mi
iiifi
i
iu
niKiuiir
iiiuiiins
uihi
In...
i..
......
i.:..i.r
i.,....
The'
fire
department
bad
",l
'-."t"
another
call
at
11.15
last
night
to
Park
Avenue
where
the
cily's
garbage
-dump
was
overbiirning
Chemicals
werr
u.ed
in
checJiiftu'
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
.
Prince?
Rupert,
,
quantifies
of
cake,
candy,
pea
nuts,
drinks,
etc.,
which
bad
been
provided
by
tiie
thoughtful
workers
headed
by
Secretary
Uharlea
(Jray,
Ihe
events
of
the
afternoon
were
run
off,
the
program
consisting
of
thirty-one
Hems,
all
of
which
provided
keen
competition.
II
was
lato
in
the
af
ternoon
before
tbe
final
item
bad
concluded,
and
II
was
a
tired
though
happy
crowd
of
youngsters
who
straggeld
homeward
after
the
last
peanut
had
disap
peared
and
the
lemonade
tubs
were
empty.
The
day
was
wound
up
with
a
dance"
iii
Elks
Hall,
which
was
largely
attended
and
.thoroughly
enjoyed.
The
win
ners
of
the
afternoon's
events
follow:
If
!
i
.
it
II.
.
r
.
ii
Tanker
Imperial
arrived
in
in""
r
'
!
.
.eii.
Girls
under
i
1,
Marion
Hen
derson;
2,
Margaret
Shelton.
ii.r...:--tii.tr5T?ri?.l.irr.
i..
r
11
11..,.
1
1.
,,
-
.
.
j
;.Ct:
.
,
inuiv-r...
..i.t'.yi.utft.cv
i.dv,
'
ANYOX,
An?.
K.
Under
Ideal
weather
conditions,
the
"Brother
Bills"
of
Anyox
celebrated
Flag
Da"
iu
a
manner
(hat
will
long
remain
a
pleasant
memory
for
all
the
kids,
big
ami
1
1
1
1
le,
who
participated.
Long
before
the
linio
unpointed
for
Ihe
xtm-l
of
Ihe
parade
to
the
ball
grounds,
I
the
youngsters
began
to
gather
at
hlks
Hall
where
Ihey
were
supplied
with
fancy
hats,
ham
boo
canes
and
gaily
colored
balloons.
Headed
by
the
lilks
Rube
Band,
'organized
for
the
occasion.
Ihe
kiddies
and
their
mothers
in
summer
costumes,
to
which
was
milled
Ihe
colorings
of
the
loy
balloons,
the
luirmle
,.
ivsted
Accompanying
him
were,,iKlL
vfrmnv
to
ll.e
'eye
as
it
.....
cMu.pi
..1
i....-
,ni,-eie
nun,
passed
along
the
streets.
Mr.
Dolibs
of
Atlanta.
Georuria
rriving
from
Port
Waller
on
Arriving
at
Ihe
grounds,
the
flag
was
mast.
headed;
the
,an,
II...
iii.w....
Iimi.i
i',.,,ri,i..,w.
.
.
.
..
',
'
"""-jPiayeu
ami
ihe
crowd
sang
-"O
ed
by
Clarence
Paine.
Mr.
Palter-,c.ailM,,"
af,PP
w,lIeh
,u;
f
son
and
Mr.
Slurgis
wenl
soutlt.n
(ii,M.n,
chaplain
of
Anyox
on
he
Prince
(iinirge
ami
MrJj
Rl
1Mlkp
f,
Dobbs
wenl.
east
by
train.
H
s,0O(
r.
nwiiyjl
finish
-of
Mr"
Gibson'
remarks
was
Ihe
signal
for
a
rush
lo
the
ice
cream
and
eanilv
.tim.u
.....i
Do
not
autrcr
another
duy
M-lt!i
i
,s.
.
!
Itchlnit,
illeeJlnif,
or
rrotrudlii
"
use
was
pcruillie.i
o
ob-
Tllca
or
llcmorrholJa.
-
No
'slrui't
the
desii(
lo
luck
awav
all
nurglcal
operation
required.
Dr.
Chano'a
..
'..
,
.,
,
uiniment
win
relieve
you
nt
or.co
ami
....-.
i
i
i,
mmi
i
i
uoys
aim
nfrnrri
l...flnir
hnn.flt.
firtrt
a
hn
nil
1.1..
I
I
.
.
:
..r1
.
.
'T'''
ueaVr.
or
Kdmanion,
Ilate,
&
'Co
"'V"
'
I'egOliaie.
umite.i,
Toronto.
rmpie
tox
rre.
Helweei
irorts
to
cleUi
up
the'!
Hoys
under
t
1,
lloy.
Dwyer;
2i
J.
Tierney.
'
'
"
Girls
under
5
and
over
4
1,
Manrery
Berry;.
2,
Millicenl
Pearce.
Hoys
under
5
and
over
4
i,
Roy
Dwyer;
2,
Murray
lloberts.
Girls
ovee
5
and
under
8
1,
Amos
Morrison;
Juanita
Fa
I
Norman
Pu
baly.
(iirls
over
11
and
under
13
1,
Margaret
Hart;
2,
Patricia
O'
port
last
evening
with
bulk
and
I?"-'"-
r'"ll's'
""."'
,
,
,
n
ami
ui.ut-r
.o
i
i...pk,.u..
i-arir..
fur
II...
Iinn.M
ial
M-'"t?s,
.uii.
jukkiiii,
i.iimii
il.
l.rei
n
,
.unus
...ui
i
.ami.
'
'
r
I
.
i
i
(Jil
Go.
Most
of
il
was
gasoline
f1-
."U1"'
iU
'
1
.
r
.8,"u
uc"
and
dislillale.
She
discharged
M'lieilran
lorKetcniKa,n.
"
and
lefl
eatlr
lhis.
inorniug.
j
ll.e
Gai.adiaii
InuTbul
schooner
""W
X,'dk'"'
i.".,,?.rt
ld1
Tramp,
Capl.
Sam
llaugen,
is
on
(he
pontoons
at
the
dry
dock
for
..
night,
bad
her
flag
at
half-mast
out
Qf
respect
to
the
late
Mrs.
1
1..
i
...i..
.1:
...i
Girls
over
13
1,
Margaret
Hart;
2,
Patricia
O'Xeil.
Hoys
over
13,
1,
The...,Asi
mus;
2,
H.'I)eetfi.
"J"
Thread
the
Needle
llace,
boy
ami
girl
1,
Guiinard
Anderson
and
Patricia
O'Neil.
Potato
llace,
girls
10
and
un
der
It,
Dora
Grigg;
.
2,
Violet
Scott.
Potato
Race,
girls
13
and
over
1,
Kathleen
Eve;
2,
Hosic
Cane.
Three-legged
Hace,
boys
It
years
and
over
I,
T.
Asimus
and
Guunard
Anderson.
Kgg
and
Spoon
Race,
girls,
open
!,
Kainieen
r.ve;
-,
Jean
McDonald.
Sack
Hace,
10
years
and
under
1.
Arthur
Ik-eth;
2,
Mayland
Williams.
Hoys'
Sack
Iliice,
1J
years
and
over
1,
Gunnard
Anderson'
2,
"
':Tvi
PV.
Palleiso,,Xew
York
City;
T..g-o'-Var.
boys
and
girls,
i,V
,
wauTt
all
mghl
making
an
at-
...
..
..
''vl.n
a
i.fo'i,..,nrs
li.ie
Mt
1
VIIIIUII)
UltlVUn1')
'
"
111(1-
.......
.......
.
f
..
bell,
T.
G.
Davidson
and
K.
W.jPalmer,
-Mollie
Craig,
Margaret
Keen
ley
ide,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Hart,
Dorothy
Davidson,
Vera
Mrs.
Morse
Halt.
Terrace:
Mr.
Kvc,
Alice
Kergin,
Annie
McLach-
and
Mrs.
K
A.
Smitffand
daiisrli-:lan.
(er,
Baltimore,
Mil.;
M.
A.
Dupuis
and
Miss
P.
Duquette,
Haysport;
Ladies'
Tns-'o-War,
Mine
vs.
Beach
Winners,
Beach,
Mes-
W.
Weslwood,.
riati'McKemio
and.da,nes.
Smllh,
Shelton,
Lani-Mrs.
C.
11.
Clay,
Anyox;
Mr.
and
home,
Tale,
Cody,
Henderson
and
Mrs.
K.
F.
Pullen
and
familv.,ccott
Alma,
Alia.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
J.
Grealock,
Toronto.
Central
D.
YV.
Douglas,
W.
Wilson,
Harry
Ward
mid
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