nnday.
August
11,
19?L
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.PAGE
THREE
Lakelse
Lodge
Lakclse
Lake,
via
Terrace,
B.C.
Now
T.j.fn
fur
servin.
,),.
,.
:mui;ijr-niunl
uf
Mrs.
M.
Haven.
Meal
Jlaru
u
-end
ymn
summer
holidays.
Ileus-oual(o
rales.
Onud
dome
cooking.
Omfurtnlde
rooms.
Fishing;
Hoaling,
Hulliing
in
Lakelse
Lake
and
Sir
earns.
BATHS
AT
THE
LODGE
CONNECTED
WITH,
THE
HOT
SPRINGS.,
Terrace
i
trip.
'
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Motors
Operating
Taxi
and
Lann.
li
Hcrviee
lielwecn
Terrace
mid
I-lvrt?
landing,
assuring
guests
uf
quick,
comfortable,
i
I
Alijo
operaling
taxi
service
to
all
pails
of
the
valley
!
For
resflmiliuns
and
rates,
apply
to
LAKELSE
LODGE,
OR
TERRACE
MOTORS,
TERRACE,
B.C.
Clearance
SALE
COUCHES
LEATHERETTE
AND
TAPESTRY
COUCHES
$10
and
$15
BED
COUCHES
AND
DIVANETTES
-
To
Clear
at
a
Sacrifice
Regardless
of'tho
former
selling
price
we
havo
marked
down
all
our
Leatherette
and
Tapestry
Easy
Chairs
at
iVtfi
one
pricey
.
C;f
Jvfe.-v-.-i
.
$25
J
V
.4saKj
JC
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
Phono
123.
Highland
now
llwr
A.jujH
popular
tueilimii
priced
paper,
and
since
it
is
.1if
in
.(lanada
no
duly
il
is
llio
l,iiggesl
valu'e
on
r
iiirrwl.
Tim
makers
set
the
price.
Ours
is
llio
same
d
mJlcr
in
Toronln
or
Montrenl.
PapTs
.
.
.
.
65o
and
$1.25
Lorrespotidctiee
liaids,
(iuld
Edge
$1.00;
l'lain
75o
One
.L,(JHpl
l'nper
and
70
Kiivclnpes
$1.75
'B'll
li
litlioner
Ititil
reflerls
ybiirself.
Particular
pcopiejc
Highland
Linen.
PcRAE
BROS.,
LTD.
Bef
wMle
Stock
Lasts
2x4
$17.00
per
thousand
2x6
$17.00
per
thousand
2x8
$17.00
per
thousand
Fonco
Pickets
$1.00
per
hundred
Sidewalk
Strips
$1.00
per
hundred
Chimney
Brick
chard
brick)
.....
5c
each
Lath,
Shlplap,
etc.
Prince
Rupert
Lumber
Co.
Ltd
Phone
331
Local
and
Personal
U.Cj.
Undertakers.
Plione
41.
'
llayners.
Undertakers,
l'huno
351.
Sinijisoira
Shoe
Shop
is
ojien
igain.
Slioo
repairing
neatly
done.
Fifth
Avenue
and
Mcltride.
Capt.
Urmiston,
was
in
0.15
lo
.ticjoij
today
bound.
.....
tf
All
classes
of
exhibitors
ate
urged
to
make
(heir
entries
for
the
Kxhiliilion
now".,
tf
Joseph
Howe
of
IIoVc
&
Mc-
Nulty
&
Co.
sailed
on
Saturday
night
for
Vancouver
on
business.
Imiiau
Agent
V.
K.
.Coliison
sailed
by
the,
llardcna
last
night
for
the
Naas
river
on
depart-
mental
business.
C.
N.
11.
sleainer
Princedeorgi',
Caup(.
Hurry
Xedden,
from
Van
Vancouver
to
Skagway.
The
i
ne
ves
ves
IF
TROUBLED
WITH
DIARRHOEA
You
Should
Use
It
Will
Give
You
PROMPT
RELIEF
rrt.;
i.
11-
v
-
-
V...
Little
Miss
Margaret
Clapper
ton,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
sailed
Tor
Vancouver
on
Hie
lHgby
Island
yesterday
was
a
Prince
Hupert'
Salunlay
night
af-
great
success,
sopie
200
adults
ter
having
returned
from
the
and
many
children
enjoying
the
Oueen
.Charlotte
Islands
on
the
event.
Paces
and
.novelty
events
Prince
John.
sel
had
185
passengers
mostly
Embarkalion
r-ri.t-
V
.Hutchin
tourists.
Debarking
hero
were
",
HuSh
Killen
and
W.
E.
Deu-
(!en.
A.,
I).
Mcltae.
E.
A.
James.
Mrs.
Heslf
Miss
M.
Inglis
ami
Mrs.
W.
A.
t'nion
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
A.
E.
Dickson,
arrived
in
port
from
the
south
at
10
o'clock
last
night
and
proceeded
after
midnight
lo
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
northern
ports
o,f
call.
The
vessel
was
delayed
'coming
up
fro
ui
Vancouver
unloadina
freight
at
cannery.
points.
The
committees-from
the
city
council
and
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
are
meeting
this
aflerr
noon
to
make
arrangements
for
the
reception
to
be
tendered
Squadron
Leader
Stuart
Mac-
Laren
and
his
companions
of
the
Hritish
rouud-l.lieworld
flight
on
their
arrival
here
this
week
from
the
north
oil
the
Canadian
Government
sleainer
Thiepval.
Henry
Landsberg,
owner
of
one
of
Ihe
most
important
department
stores
in
Washington
D.C.,
Was
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Alice
this
morning
making
his
third
round
trip
lo
Skasway
on
that
vessel.
Mr.
Landsbersr
lia-
novel
means
of
advertising
bis
store'
among
the.
tourists.
While
on
bis
holiday
trips,
lie
distri
butes
thousands
of
cards
re.
questing
those
receiving
Iheiu
lo
'Call
hie
Henry"
and
send,
to
his
store
for
a
free
box
of
chocolates.
Dr.
J.
C:
Spencer,
formerly
of
Port
Simpson
and
now
stationed
at
Hella
Hella,
and
Miss
M.
I.
Oke
of
Kilamnat
-arrived
in
the
city
lasl
night
to'
attend
a
district
meeting
of
the
McthodM
Church
which
is
to
take
place
in
Ihe
city
on
Wednesday
of
this
week.
Others
.
wlio
will
arrive
during
the
week
to
attend
the
"meeting
will
be
Dr.
Darwin.
Capt.
u
john.
Do
not
Buffer
another
day
with
)ie
single
Men's
100
yard
dash
Douglas
Frizzel
and
F.
Ileal
ly
(dead
heat).
Men's
long
jump,
D.
Frizzcll,
X.
Hums.
Egg
and
spoon
race,
boys
W.
Murray
and
J.
Eric.vkson.
Egg
anil-
splion
race,
giirls
1'.
Harvey
and
H.
Derry.
Men's
four
legged,
rac.e
S.
Hazell-Joni's,
F.
Pyle'
and'"'
A.
Oliver
and
Gordon
JollitVe
of
thn
Sabourin.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands:
Dr.!
Hop,
step
and
Jump
1).
Gur-
Sager
and
Hev.
William
Allan
officii
and
Smith.
Port
Simpson,
and
Rev.
W.
H.
Kicking
Ihe
football,
ladies-
Pierce
of
Port
Essington.
EMORRHOIDS
Miss
Xellio
Sniith.
Mrs.
Lamb.
I
Kicking
the
football,
men
S.
,1).
Maedonald,
H
Arthur.
The
married
ladies
and
men
won
tugs
of
war
againstl
piieinSor
'
iur?hota,.vruuNS
X
great
.1
ir
amusement
was
oWu'-u?
paused
by
the
dog
raee;w,ich
was
afford
IttBttnpr
bnrflt.
6rto
a
box;
an
,won
ly
I
lie
ramnos
of
Jock
Jait
dealem.
or
Kdmansnn,
uutes
t
i
und'
Fred
Pyle.
t
WILSON
WINNER
OF
SPOON
AT
RANGES
II.
Wilson
with
a
handicap
of
seven
was
me
winner
oi
ino,
spoon
at
the
McNicholl
ranges
yesterday.
II.
Floyd
was
high
man
hut
he
was
handicapped
fourteen
on.
account
of
having
won
the
spoon
twice.
Following
were
the
scores:
II.
Floyd
....
It.
Wilson
..
W.
Ifrass
....
200
500
000
Ttl.
,
2(3
28
27
8t
G
27
27
80
,
t
25
28
77
M.
M
Lanilie....
20
It.
W,
Cameron
22
C.
McKwan
2t
W.
llarrobiu
..
23
A.
Squire
l
i
on
the
market
for
the
past
80
years,
J-
ICIH,
Jf
and
holds
a
reputation,
second
to
none.,
for
the
relief
of
all
bowel
eomplaintl
whether
of
children
or
adults.
Manufactured
only
by
The
X
Mil-
burn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
23
25
13
17
21
13
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
23
24
28
23
li
13
72
71
.65
03
19
18
A.
It.
Link
and
John
isuiidar.
St.
Thomiis,
Ohl.:
Miss
Alice
Waller,
and
Miss
V.
F.
Moore,
London,
Kngland;
M.r.
and
Mrs.
W.
'
L.
Srill,
Seattle;
Mr.
.and
Mrs.
couvcr
and
way
ports,
is
due
to
Jack
Clapperlon,
Prince
George,
L
j
j)jaInont
Chicago1
L.
P
'
arrive
on
time
at
3
o'clock
this
arrived
from
the
interior
on
last
I
.',.'
vr.,.n.
n-.nh.fni.i
5niV
afternoon
Mrs.
J.
H.
Roerig
and
family
grandparents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
lcrgliaiij
anj
jirs.
W
left
on
Saturday's
train
for
Sas-
C.lapperton,
Oovernment
Wharf.
8,anj
vnijarii
Harker
.
-
.'.
.
.....
kiiloriii
katoou
wliiM'R
where
IIipv
they
will
will
visit
visil
Willi
with
Mrs,
lloerig's
sister,
Mrs.
Des-
rosters.
Ail
members
I.o.d.e.
are
re
quested
to
attend
the
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
F.
G.
Dawson.
Mem
bers
will
meet
at
corner
of
Mc
...
.
...
f
,
1
.i
nigni
s
irain
aim
win
sp.-uo
wiree
-
Mfia(.,iv.
Yamleilinof:
weeks
nere
visum?
wiiu
ner
.....
p.,,.,..,,,-,,,,
i9Pr
tf
I'l
VETERANS
HELD
GREAT
PICNIC
?
i
Bride
and
Fourth
Avenue
at
2.15
Band
Was
in
Attendance
at
An
sharp
Tuesday.
nual
Event
Held
at
Dlgby
H.
C
Keeley,
C.O.M.M.
Pacific
Coast
manairer.
mid
J.
M.
Horn
Island
I
be
annual
picnic
of
the
Greal
Mr8-
A'k('n;
Te"e.
C.X.Il.
general
freight
agent,
War
Veterans'
Association
to
were
the
order?(ff
the
day
and
the
102nd
Hatallion
baml
was
in
at
O.
A.
MeXielinll.
C.X.Il
general
tendance,
luriUsUmg
music
for
a
passenger
agent,
is
returning
on
dance
which
followed
the
sports
this
afternoon's
train
to
the
city
program.
r
Hi,
after
Imviiiar
aceninnanip.l
Sir
'1
lie
foliowmgvere
among
Hie
Henry
Thornton
and
his
parly
as
boats
used
to
transport
the
pic
will
remain
over
here
for
a
few
Laura
1-.,
W-li
lUelnia,
blier-
davs
I
man.
Livingstons
II.,
Rosina
B
C
P.
It.
steamer
Princess
Alice,
and
Mary
It.
Gcorire
far
as
Edmonton.
Mr.
McNicholl
nickers
lo
antUfrpni
llie
Island:
many
uenirai
ver;
Jieien
u.
.Muiroy
ana
.Mar
garet
O'Malley,
Toronto;
Mrs.
W
H.
Penney
and
Mary
Mydajluk
Thurston
Harbor;
Miss
M.
I.
Okc
Kitiinaal;
A.
W.
New,
Edmonton
Williams
and
S.
L.
Wil
iiams,
innipefc';
.Mr.
ana
.mis
Hall,
Salvus
Fast;
J.
C.
Spencer,
Hella
Hella;
Mrs.
Sebastian
Volk,
Smiths
Inlet;
Mrs.
Milton,
Bar
red
Hock;
S.
Matsunioto,
Namu
T.
W.
P.-rrker,
Vancouver;
P
Sheehan.
Miss
Coltman
and
Miss
Paul,
Minn.;
A.
E.
Hallock,
Prince
ELKS'
FLAG
DAY
Entrants
I
n
Various
Events
Interesting
Novelty
Competitions
i:
.
.
.
,
.i
.
i
Hnmrnillonrf
v..ro
na
fnllmvi-
n,":'
lUKIW
was
Wl
Wt
.........
-w.im,
.
ii.
u:
.i
i
nnrt
frn.n
Ladies'
conjmUiee
Mrs,
Uujfli
M"1
'
.e
i"'."'"1
ra
kiiIpii.
tVi
lV
ILrt-ir.n'aiiil
'Mrs.
t,iUV
ttl
'P
!yks
,
r
lag.
i)ay
ceie
u.tiv,u
.
--r
.
(
Mbration
on
Saturday.
Jimmie
I..
.
Hest,
Hird.
Dr.
Debarkation
Norman
Short
and
Sgl.
Jebson.
Siiorts
coruinitti-e
J,
M
Campbell,
W'i
Harton
and
M.
Mc-Arlhur.
Hefrfslmienls
.
Xobbie
Clark,
Corp.
Jlall
adUie
,
ladies.
Canteen
W.
K.
Hutchinson.
Jock
Tail
anj
the,
Jadies.
Mrs.
Fred
Pyle
distributed
Ibe
prizes
for
the"
races.
Winners
of
Races
Winners
of
the
races
were
as
follows:
r
Girls,
i
and
under
Ida
Moore,
house
and
Ella
Tuck.
.
Hoys,
i
and
under
Hobbiel
Webber
and.
George.
Pyle.
.ewniaii
was
cnosen
as
ine
jios
sessor
of
I
lie
best
combination
of
.....fT-
1.',
......
...iv.
Liyni.
,
Girls.
5
and
6,
Helly
Archer
ind
Dorothy
Wake,
Hoys,
5
and
C.
-
L.
Huswick
and
H.
Hanson.
,
Girls,
0
to'
8,
M.
olin
sou
and
!!.
Moorehouse.
Hoys,
0
to
8,
H,
Stewart
and
I).
Pyle.
Girls,
8
to
10,
Ji
Arthur
and
May
Hums
Hoy,
8
li
10,
J.
Pylo
and
J.
iager.
Girls,
in
lo
l:,
M,
Jones
and
F.
Treniayne.
;-
Hoys,
10
lo
12,
;W.
Johnson
and
J.
Killas,
.
,
V
Girls,
12'to
1
1,
n.1Derry
and
1'.
Hardy.
.
'
Hoys,
12
16
tl,
j
Gawthorn
and
W.
Johnson.
Ladies'
50
yard
das.li
Miss
Laura
Frimdl,
Miss
Hilda
Mis-
Hale
had
the
most
freckled
face,
and
Ihe
best
sets
of
teeth
were
those
of
Mary
Hudeina
and
Albert
Styles.
The
judges
were
Chief
Vickers
and
Joint
Pinder-
Moss.
The
novelty
competitions
con
cluded
Ihe
afternoon's
field
day
ports.
There
wer-o
many
en
trants
in
the
fool
races,
as
many
as
forty
young
sprinters
entering
some
of
the
classes.
The
duties
of
Jimmie
Xeville,
Jarvis
Mcl.eod
and
George
Waddell
in
judging
were
thus
very
exacting
and
the
running
off
of
some
heals
was
necessary.
The
winners
were:
Hoys
under
6.
I,
Lee
Fpw,
2,
Arthur
Thompson,
3,
Hobbie
VVebber.
Girls
under'G
Annie
Mildred
Monezaba,
Isabel
Georgeson,
Freda
Mussallem.
Hoys.
8
lo
10
Joseph
Gillis,
Hoy
Kong,
Howard
K.eefe.
Girls,
0
to
8
Velum
Walters,
Marian
Sherman,
Frances
Yager.
Hoys,
C
lo
8
Johnny
Obechina,
Roy
Wicks,
John
Rood.
Girls,
8
to
10
Jean
Ritchie,
Thelma
Walters.
May
nyrne.
Hoys,
10
'to
12
Alex
Wallers,
Waller
Johnson,
Rudolph
Xelson.
Girls,
10
to
12
Hilda
Murray,
Evelyn
Pierce,
Jessie
Martin
"and
Clnra
Lundquist
(dead
heat).
Hoys,
12
to
11
Jack
Gawthorn,
Albert
Styles,
Harold
Maedonald.
Girls,
12
to
1
4
.Julia
Walters.
Helen
Sims,
Katherino
Mussallem.
Girls
under
16
Christina
Mcl.eod,
Julia
Wallers,
Helen
Sims.
Hoys
under
10.
Ernest
Mc-Leod,
Jack
.Gawlhorn,
Henry
lleilbroncr.
Girls'
three
legged
race.
Christina
Mcl.eod
and
Julia
Wallers;
Hilda
and
Dorothy
Murray;
Helen
Sims
and
Verna
Hrochu.
Hoys'
three
legged
race.
Jack
Gawlhorn
and
Albert
Styles;
Henry
Ileilbroner
and
Ernest
Mcl.eod;
Harold
Maedonald
and
Freddy
Cameron.
i7UTiW0Akt
Itttm
CATARRH
ef
the
BLADDER
StkSKauM
f
be.r.Mm.K-V
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This
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in
photographic
refinement.
The
most
,
exacting
amateur
finds
in
the
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photographic
equipment
such
as
the
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lens
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find
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our
Kodak
counter
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STORE
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Avenue
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
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20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo,
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
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385.
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to
humans
and
animals.
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dust
or
dirt.
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