i
I
Friday,
August
1,
1924v
i....
.......
irn
duct
nws.
WEliM
PTVl,'
The
liome
helps
sold
hnre
hill
save
you
strength.
Our
Elec'ric
devices
should
lie
in
our
lionifi.
i
ne
sale
or
lipse
hardware
assistants
is
urieasing
daily.
They
show
he
hoiisi'wun
llic
modern
ay
u
ue
nappy.
lot
I'f
ml:
Toasters
.
.
57.00
Rut
I'
nil
Irons
....
$7.00
la'
aire
Wusjier
and
Dryer
I
.
$185.00
lid
Pr
Suction
.Sweepers
$G2.00
Rot
1'l.ltes.
$3.85
anil
SG.25
laien
Hardware
Co.
The
llamly
Andy
Store.
Hardware
and
Sporting
Goods
K)8
3rd
Ave.
Phono
3
Agents
for
Kossard
Front
Lacing
torsets
and
Brassieres
initiate
Oossard
Fitter
in
Charge
,S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd
Ave.
&
Fulton
Street.
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
istern
Canada
UnUed
tales
Triangle
Tour
to
5PER
NATIONAL
PARK
HYIONTON
and
CALGARY.
way
via
Vancouver.
Irife
or
call:
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
bone
260.
resh
MILK
land
Cream
From
Quick,
B.C.
Any
quantity
delivered
daily.
fnmpl
I'arly
Morning
De
livery.
KALENTIN'S
Dairy
hone
657.
WcBrlde
Street.
Hoing
an
account
of
n
trip
Ift
(he
Kosfall
Itiver
as
re-c
oiiiited
by
Newton
Piillcn
of
Victoria
under
tle
nam
de
I'i
in
e
of
Marcus
I)re.ell
in
u,e
Victoria
Colonist.
'11,6
next
irticie
of
the
series
appears
next
week.
riiejdea
or
dedicating
writings
is
a
good
One
for
it
pro-ir.teVl.
n,Pnm
",i,wlIai,1linl
f"r"i
"f
compliment
and
adds
i,i-m,MI,.','
ny-h;Hf-,
1
,,aVe
le"
,,,mk
llicotd
to
initials,
..lid
that
is
m
the
style
I
am
going
to
adopt.
1
herel.v
dedicate
Abused
Apricots.
They
were
with
us
when
we
started
from
'
TTS!"
qwen
and
they
remained
In"
i
T,I
UV
,.wne".
-iler
urging
each
nth
for
the
outing,
and
in
conse
quence
or
the
ract
that
we
hail
had
months
to
get
ready,
I
telegraphed
hastily
at
a
cost
of
$1.13
several
days
before
the
starting
date
to
chuck
the
old
schedule
overboard
in
favor
of
n
new
one
which
fitted
in
more
readily
with
circumstances.
A
Friendly1
Man
The
voynge
north
to
Iluperl
on
the
steamer
Ituperl
was
ideal.
The
Operating
G.
T.
P.
id.d6d
T6n
Floating
Dry
Dock
Prince
Prince
!
Inside
Passage
is
like
a
long
nnd
beau
1
i
ful
river.
The
steward
who
tool;
my
bags
to
my
state
room
was
a
nice
lime
i;ocKney.
.uer
I
had
given
him
ten
cents,
Ii6
told
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
PRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
fnglneers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WO$t.
PHONES
43
and
385.
days
later.
There
was
rather
an
Interest
ing
theory
about
bread.
The
Other
Captain
had
been
gathering
opinions
about
the
amount
of
food
we
sh'oiifd
'tali'e,
and
one
experienced
individual
said
we
would
require
ahout
a
loaf
of
bread
a
day.
We
bought
accord
ing
to
precedent,
but
we
ale
re
ganlless
of
it.
Figuratively
speaking,
we
tore
up
the
rule
book
Willi
our
teeth.
We
were
working
on
Loaf
Number
Two
when
we
arrived
back
afler
our
trip.
.
.
Astonishing
Amount
Ftlt
t
-
m
t
X
i
ne
evening
oi
ine
nay
i
nr-
er
rived
in
Prince
Ituperl,
we
got
to-
he
mtaVn
l!'
"
l"
lhwart"'
UB
'""ds.
Keher
an
astonishing
collection
the
f.enlP
or
H
,
bilge
in
a
frantic
attempt,
to
navigale
a
passage
designed
to
comfortably
accommodate
two
nlinnows
abreast,
.and
fravellimr
light,
we
usually
managed
to
land
on
the
apricots.
There
was
nothing
hesitant
about
the
way
we
descended
on
the
fruit
in
those
troublous
times.'
We
were
decisive.
Kven
if
we
didn't,
know
what
else
to
do
on
such
occasions,
we
were
able
to
buffet
the
apricots.
we
smashed
in
the
s.iiip.i
sailed
side
of
the
box
which
contained
them;
we
look
all
the
preliminary
steps
which
I
feel
they
m.ust
use
in
a
fruit
juice
factory;
we
bullied
and
bashed
them,
and
pulped
them,
and
they
only
turned
the
other
cheek.
Al
niuhls
we
would
tenderly
rearrange
them
and
try
and
restore
the
box
to
normalcy.
We
ate
som'e
of
the
less
afflicted
and
ultimately
and
without
ceremony
we
dunvped
the
rcnuainder
overboard.
Honorable
Mention
The
apricots
served
us
faithfully.
They
were
fit
company
for
our
stale
cakes
whose
nanVes
must
also
be
inscribed
upon
our
honor
list.
The
Other
Captain
I
will
call
him
that
because
we
were
both
captains
of
the
fiwen
persisted
in
bringing
a
bag
of
stale
cakes
along
On
our
trip
in
spile
of
protests
that
we
were
not
a
historical
society
and
that
we
had
sufficient
modern
cookery
aboard
to
keep
us
alive
without
flirting
with
the
archaic.
The
Other
Captain
brought
his
pets,
nevertheless,
becausfe
he
said
he
liked
stale
biscuits
and
things.
I
founil
that
he
probably
liked
them
for
their
companionship
and
their
dog-like
faithfulness
rather
than
any
value
they
might
have
as
food.
Personally
I
discovered
rVi
T
An.
.1.1
i.
v
.
....
.
iuuiu
nave
nreaiuast
in
bed
early
start
the
next
morning.
Ill
I
lln
mifit...!..
rm
ir
t
t,
i
.'
.
.
;
...
....
......
Kn
,
wisiicii.
jie
Know
now
inai
i
wouhi
never
eiucinaieii,
pointing
out
the
ad-
make
an
Arctic
explorer.
My
list
vantage
of
such
a
course
in
the
contains
too
mlahy
essentials.
I
event
I
had
a
big
head.
The
was
apologetic
as
I
added
various
suggestion
was
made
seriously,
things
to
the
pile.
Several
arti-'Aiiylhing
as
will
make
you
cles
remained
in
my
valise
be-ponrfortnble,,"
my
new
friend
cause
I
could
not
face
the
scorn
confided.
That's
service
for
you.
of
the
Other
Gaptitin.
My
vision
wii
week
at
he
stern
of
the
was
too
broad.
Preparedness
steamer
as
she.
lay
at
the
dock
in
with
me
had
become
an
affliction.
ancouver
shortly
before
she
while
the
Other
Captain
was
al-
ai
midnight,
my
fellow
most
primitive
in
the
manner
in
passengers
were
looking
each
which
he
refused
to
consider
my
other
over
in
the
dim;
light.
A
otjection
to
washing
dishes
willi
short,
paunchy
fellow
with
a
Palmolive
soap.
.
The
posters
I
cig
ar
anil
no
vest,
struck
up
a
knew
had
never
urged
that
por-conversation
with
an
her
man
celain
keep
its
schoolgirl
com-and
discovered
he
was
going
to
plexion,
and
I
was
dubious,
but
a
Anyox.
With
strongly
accented
tin
of
clean
sinsr
nnwder
lump,
I
im
words
he
wanted
to
know
"how
in
time
to
ease
my
mind.
things
was."
j
Al
nreakrast
I
tried
to
hitch
my
chair
closer
to
the
table,
and
found
that
it
was
fastened
down
at
a
distance
which
mifrhl
hnvn
bVn
a
pood
adjustment
for
fat
men.
Afler
that
I
watched
my
fellow
passengers
finding
out
the
same
thing.
What
It's
Like
I
It's
like
when
someone
else
nutS
VOOr
lllll
lin
VI,
n
I-
l.oa.l
"
aw
ENGLISH
SPEAKING
.
LABOR
IN
MAJORITY
In
bis
report
to
the
minister
by
J.
I).
McNiven,
deputy
minister
of
labor
for
the
province
he
states
that
the
industrial
workers
of
the
province
may
be
conveniently
divided
into
the
follow-
.!..;
"...
.
.
r
we
groups:
plained
my
neighbor
on
nvy
right
iou
always
nut
your
vour
hand
hand
up.
.
Natives
of
F.nalish
snalr
and
put
your
hat
on
for
your-v.i:.
"
.V
.
'
:
ge1f
.vamr.s
oi
conuneniai
The
weather
was
beautifully
v,,
'
J,
.
.
,
'-Lt'
'
sunny
and
we
played
shuffleboardl
Vrios
.
.
.
.
.
uii
ui-ch.
.mong
moso
who
learned
the
game
was
a
man
with
a
i.:
i
.
me
iiuuiw
nusu
uiiu
u
young
jcoi,
k,
From
other
countries
who
smiled
a
great
deal
and
had
-p
-tr
15.15
13.85
1.09
a
Drogue
wiin
thistles
on
it.
I
1
en
I
earS
ADTt
These
two
were
playing
together,
I
Prince
Rupert
and
afforded
the
spectators
a
great
deal
of
amusement.
When-1
ever
the
hook
nose
player
would'
I
...
I
I.A
.......
I.
I
i
,
.
them
to
be
Coolidges
strong
and
T
,
,
"
"
u,u
I
'
10
r
silent.
They
remained
with
us
Pf,
P"C,
VV,!"lexer.
.il
"
for
days.
..I
,i.
i
.
uiiu
ins
mourn
nuu
u
uiiu
I
"hf"
'
e..,a?
'
isin:'and
shut
like
a
fish
breathins
out
legrated
we
wrapped
them
napkin
like
mummies.
in
Hut
the
reader
must
not
get
the
idea
that
our
trip
was
planned
primarily
to
assault
aprico'ts
and
personally
conduct
a
tour
for
a
bag
of
out-of-dale
biscuits.
Those
nre
merply
outstanding
trivialities,
just
as
a
bedbug
might
be
the
principal
memory
of
a
night.
We
started
planning
the
annual
vacation
as
usual
some
imc
last
winter
and
decided
on
a
launch
trip
up
the
l.cstall
River,
which
flows
into
the
Pkeena
at
Port
Kssinglon
close
to
(ho
mouth
of
the
big
northern
river.
A
leisurely
correspon
dence
laid
down
the
main
plans
of
water.
scouy,
as
man
was
nicknamed,
was
encouraged
to
talk
in
order
that
his
brogue
could
be
enjoyed.
"Attaboy,"
exclaimed
th6
hooknose
gentleman
when
his
partner
had
made
n
good
slrot.
"Scolly"
was
learning
fast.
"A'a
boy,
eh?"
he
grinned
shortfy
afterwards,
when
be
made
a
good
shot
himself.
Not
The
Man
A
barber
who
sat
opposite7
mo
al
meals
announced
that
a
man.
by
the
sarnie
name
as
myself
bad
gone
willi
bis
wife
before
he
(the
barber;
had
iwt
tier.
I
cleared
myself
and
exonerafed
my
relatives.
I
joined
the
Other
Captain
at
Prince
Hupert,
and
oh
the
afternoon
i
arrived
we
ran
amuck
in
a
grocery
store.
The
lady
wbo
.,
-
...
.
.
..
..
.
.
.
The
city
council
is
preparing
to
put
on
a
sale
of
lots
for
delin
queni
(axes.
There
are
now
500
lots
subject
to
sale
hut
i
is
expected
(hat
(he
arrears
will
he
n.ii.l
I
.
.1
r.
.
...i
II...
.
a
i
.
:
.
the
other
.
'
V
.
1
1
1
UCIr
uunj
uiuueiii
uiiuit
im.
namnier.
The
Knott
and
Clifton
bakeric
in
tlils
city
have
been
amalgamated.
-
Ilarclay
Honthrone,
engineer
for
Moreton
Krewln,
Owner
of
much
property
across
the
harbor,
has
arrived
in
the
city.
He
is
making
arrangements
for
the
Hearing
of
Ihe
land
in
order
to
establish
a
(ownsite.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
j
-
H
i"
in
1
1
ifc
SAM
SLO'Unii
says
an
owl
is
like
a
lot
of
other
birds
thai
fly
around
at
night.
His
market
took
our
order
wrote
it
all
down
,,,,uu
uuum
l",r,y
cen'8
on
several
pages
of
her
order
book
and
then
handed
it
to
us
for
checking.
She
said
she
wanted
us
to
nthke
sure
we
,had
not
left
out
anything,
nut
I
believe
,snc
naicii,
lo
lake
advantage
of
our
impulses
and
thought
we
might
return
to
sanity
in
lime
to
undo
whatever
wo
had
done.
lint
wft
nnvpp
ImrlcrnYl
O'l'in
MiAtAn
of
jam
was
regulated
by
the
fad
",rn.
art
locfrlb
Morm
in
tlxat
H'i6
bottle
had
a
screw
top.
"couver
sparks
Could;bc
seen
We
debated
whether
or
not
16
lake
along
nny
canned
salmon
on
a
trip
into
a
region
of
excellent
fishing,
but
our
courage
faired
us,
and
wo
contented
ourselves
with
a
tin
of
sardines.
Lemon
Buns
made
a
new
record
In
the
speed
with
which
ho
ordered
hunts,
scones,
cakes
and
things
in
a
bakery
that
afternoon.
He
order-
eYl
in
dozens.
I
could
not
keep
up
willi
him.
When
I
saw
him
or-
AN
interesting
subject
for
the
next
meeting
of
the
debating
society
would
be;
"Does
civilization
follow
the
batfltiib'
or
the
bathtub
follow
civilljlatloh."
The
correct
answer
to
the
question
is
"Yes."
V-
Vancouver
Sun
records
coming
ironi
ine
Keys
-or
t
uo
typewriter.
Possibly
thev
gun
does
not
know
that
sparking
is
not
uncommon
around
a
tye.
writer.
AVOliNT.E.MAN
Is
never
drunk,
To
Other
Cap
lain
must
hove-,,
rt'td
nmV
h
uhllcil
6t
ejf
11V
III
niMllUllllllft
lllUb
t
UHI
Illlb
f
v
.
1
fir
a
f
ontl
aii
tiV
rf
KpiW.lna
i,,C
V?
1
1
r
j
a
ouiu
itj
sit
i
rtii
iiiu
nut
t
of
way,
whereupon
he
wjbuld
promptly
cancel
that
item!
and
start
off
again,
lowevcri,
I
let
the
lemon
buns
get
by.
It
was
loo
bad
about
the
lemon
buns,
because
tbey
wero
good
of
lh6ir
kind,
but
it
appears
that
neither
llio
Olhpr
Captain
or
myself
really
liked
that
sort..
I
tirade
no
iprofcst
because
I
felt
sure
that
he
was
fond
of
them.
It
ueem's
to
me
that
we
brought
soma
ofr
them;
back
home
with
us
eight!
I
To
ever
dse
the-
word
He
in
ay
be
spiffed
and
p'aralyz6tl,
,
Or
oiled
and
pic-eyed,
106;
(I've
bad
ah
edtfe
on
once
or
I
twice.
Arid"
so.
t
guess,
have
you)
mastered,
slewpd
According
to
his
spufik,
Hut
a
gpntliiYfa'n,
howo'er
ffo'no,
.
Is.
juver,
nflyer,
.drunk.
,
.
w
,
I
V
.
....
-
ijllill
6f"
far
qHTiMwkta
Rtifw
CATARRH
BLADDER
StifcStcauM
Eicb
Cipiule
bri
Dtnx
Keuar
ofeountfrfetU
Grand
Carnival
QUEEN
Six
District
Prizes
CONTEST
Under
Auspices
of
the
N.R.C.
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association
$1,500.00
IN
PRIZES
1st
Prize:
1
Round
Trip
Ticket
to
the
2nd
Prize,
Beautiful
Diamond
Ring,
valne
$150
BRITISH
EMPIRE
EXHIBITION
3rd
Prize,
BeautifuIDiamandRinj,
Value
$100
which
includes
Railway
Fare
over
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Ticket
good
for
12
months
THE
WINNER
OF
THE
CARNIVAL
QUEEN
CONTEST
WILL
BE
THE
QUEEN
OF
HONOR
AT
THE
GRAND
PARADE
TO
BE
HELD
ON
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
10
A
DAY
WILL
BE
ALLOTTED
TO
EACH
OF
THE
THREE
CANDIDATES
RECEIVING
THE
HIGHEST
NUMBER
OF
VOTES
WHEN
THEY
WILL
REPRESENT
THEIR
RESPECTIVE
DISTRICT
AS
QUEEN.
CHOICE
OF
97-PIECE
CHINA
DINNER
SET.
CHEST
OF
26
PIECES
COMMUNITY
PLATE
or
MAHOGANY
BRUNSWICK
PHONOGRAPH,
Value
$88.00.
Northern
Hritish
Columbia
lias
been
divided
into
six
districts
according
to
population.
To
win
district
prize
caiulidale
niust
liave
minimum
of
150,000
voles.
SPECIAL
PRIZE-Choice
of
$150.00
RADIO
SET
or
PHONOGRAPH
THIS
PRIZE
TO
BE
GIVEN
TO
THE
PURCHASER
OF
THE
LUCKY
TfCKET
AS
FOLLOWS
ANY
PARTY
PURCHASING:
A
Combination
Ticket
receives
15
Free
Chances
on
Radio
Set
or
Phonograph.
Sports
Ticket
receives
4
Free
Chances
on
Radio
Set
or
Phonograph.
A
Season
Ticket
receives
3
Free
Chances
on
Radio
Set
or
Phonograph.
A
Grand
Carnival
Masked
Ball
Ticket
receives
.
.
1
Free
Chance
on
Radio
Set
or
Phonograph.
DESCRIPTION
OF
TICKETS
COMBINATION
TICKET
CONSISTS
OF
1
Sports
Ticket,
1
Season
Ticket,
1
Carnival
and
Masked
Ball
Ticket,
and
sells
for
$4.50
A
SPORTS
TICKET
SELLS
FOR
$2.50.
A
SEASON
TICKET
SELLS
FOR
$1.50.
A
CARNIVAL
MASKED
BALL
TICKET
SELLS
FOR
75c.
NOMINATION
BLANK
Please
find
enclosed
$
for
Ticket,
and
credit
M
(.Name
tif
Camtlilate)
P.O.
Box
Town
,
District
with
votes
for
same.
Name.
Address.
On
receipt
of
Nominations
the
Candidates
will
be
supplied
with
necessary
tickets
for
sale.
Knch
candidate
must
be
endorsed
by
some
responsible
individual
or
VOTES
GIVEN
WITH
NOMINATION:
RULES
AND
REGULATIONS
I.
Carnival
Queen
Contest
officially
opens
AuriiM
5th,
Closing
Spptcinlier
5'ttl,
t
10
l.m.
AH
Candidates
ijust
have
U'wlr
returns
In
the
fcitiibltiori
Ofrice.
City
Halt,
p'rlnre
ltiiMn,
n.i.,
or
their
respective
post
offlcra
and
pot-niarkrd
by
10
p.m..
September
5lh.
Each
candidate
sflall
nend
a
complete
return
with
their
final
returns.
3.
On
receipt
of
nominations
candidates
will
be
furnished
with
all
tickets
Tor
sale.
j.
Any
Klrl.
18
years
of
aire
or
over,
rrWrled
or
MnaI
Jicept
tliu.te
whiur-
parents
or
relative
are
connected
with
the
Fair
Board
In
any
way,
may
enter1
the
contest
Tor
Carnival
Queen.
1,
The
carnival
Queen,
winner
of
,he
Grand
Trite,
and
all
other
winners
will
be
derided
by
their
accredited
votes.
S'ald
votes'
belnir
issued
on
the
sale
oi
ticket
as
per
above
schedule.
5.
It
Is
strictly
understood
that
candidates
will
be
re-sponsible
for
all
tickets
senl
them,
and
no
vote
will
be
credited
them
until
remittance
Is
inadA.
6.
A
candidate
cannot
withdraw'
In
favor
of
or
transfer
her
votes
in
another
party.
7.
No
statement
or
promlsemade
by
any
candidal
t
varying
finm
the
rules
w'lU
be
reeornlsej
by
the
Kxhlbl-tlon
no'a'rd.
.
-
-
8.
In
a.e
of
fypofrraiirtlcat
(it
other
errors
the
floard
,vllf
njt
bo
refjiofislMe,
but
will
make
the
necessary
corrections'.
9.
The
hoard
reserves
the
ri(th(
to
re'Jcri
any
nnmlna-tfon.
10.
The
Exhibition
rtoard
reserves
the
rlfrtit
to
aine'r.Vl
the
rules
If
necessary.
It.
The
Exhibition
Board
guarantees
fair
and
Impar
COMBINATION
TICKETS
WORTH
DOUBLE
NUMBER
OF
VOTES.
Get
Your
Nominations
In
Early.
Write,
Phono
and
ask
your
friends
to
help
you.
C6ui
petition
i$
Only
open
for
one
month
and
here
rs
a
chance
to
make
the
next
thirty
days
profitable
for
you.
Nomination,
lllank
with
$2X0
for
Sports
Ticket,
or
$1.50
for
Combination
Ticket
or
equivalent,
entitles
Candidate
lo
five
times
the
pro
rata
iiuijiber
of
votes
for
their
district.
Contestant
may
be
nominated
by
reputable
individual,
fraternal
or
other
organization.
HANDICAP
For
the
purpose
of
equalizing
Ihe
chances
of
the
various
Contestants,
Northern
llritfsli
Col
umbia
lias
been
divided
into
Six
Districts
as
follows
Prince
George,
Terrace
to
Vanderlioof,
Prince
Rupert,
Ocean
Falls,
Anyox
and
Stewart.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
is
included
in
Stewart
district.
The
following
table
will
be
used
to
credit
voles
to
the
various
candidates
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Prince
Rupert
Candidates
will
receive
100
votes'
For
each
Dollar's
Worth
of
Tickets
Ocean
Falls
Candidates
will
receive
200
votes
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Anyox
Candidates
will
receive
200
votes
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Terrace
to
Vanderhoof
Candidates
receive
300
votes
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Stewart-Queen
Charlotte
Islds.
Candidates
receive
300
votes
tial
treatment
to
all
competitors,
but
stiould
any
question
arise
the
decision
or
the
Board
shall
be
absolute
and
final.
1.
A
committee
tjf
prominent
citizens,
one
7rrn
each
district,
will
be
appointed
lo
verify
Uie
colinti
of
Urn
candidates.
13.
The
Contestant
receiving
the
larften
number
of
votes
will
be
declared
the
winner
of
the
drand
Cariilva:
Queen
Contest,
and
will
be
entitled
to
one
Hound
Trip
Ticket
to
the
British
Kinplre
Exhibition.
She
will
also
be
.Ihe
Queen
of
Honor
at
the
Orand
Parade,
to
be
held
on
Wednesday.
September
loth,
and
wjll
be
attended
by
the
winners
of
the
second,
third,
fourth,
and
fifth
prlies,
who
will
be
eiperled
to
come
lo
the
Fair
ami
act
as
Maid
of
Honor,
all
ejpenses
to
he
paid
by
the
Exhibition
Hoard.
The
winner
6r
the
First
I'M
will
atso
be
tlte
Qnrrn
of
Honor
at
the
Orand
Carnival
and
Masked
Ball,
on
Friday
Evenlnt,
September
Uth'.
The
Crown
anil
itobes
wili
also
become
her
property
at
the
termination
or
the
Carnival.
ft.
The
winners
of
the
First,
sVcoml
and
Third
i'rl'iei
will
represent
their
district
at
the
fair
dnrlti
ralr'week,
when
a
day
will
be
Set
apart
for
them
to
relirn
as
Queen
The
dai'
will
be
called
nay"
belnir
the
name
of
the
district
they
represent.
15.
It
Is
strictly
understood
by
all
contestants
that
no
District
I'Nies
will
be
alvert
to
contestants
unless
she
(contestant)
is
successful
In
tnmlnir
In
tSO.o'no
i&iin
t.
In
acceptlnr
nomination's
ran'dliYates
iblde
by
the
above
rondltlons.
air
roe
to
17.
Address
all
correspondence
to
rrlie
Campalim
Manacer,
Northern
B.
o.
Atrlrultiiral
and
Industrial
Association,
I'rlnce
Rupert,
B.C.
El
Is
g
f
Mt