iJy
October
6,
1024.
.1
The
Fine
Qualities
"SALABA"
GREEN
TEA
connot
be
adequately
described
but
they
can
be
appreciated
in
the
teacup.
riCC
SAMPLE
il
GREEN
TEA
UPON
REQUEST.
"SALADA,"
TORONTO
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Selected
Skeena
S
T.;e
gKiouis
prent
to
tin
i
l
a
lrnclllng
twig;
lo
i.
Ij:
idrsiuaid,
a
idnlilium
bar
1
ar.it
la
the
groomsman,
gold
?
(inks.
The
bride
s
gift
lo
Brand"
ockeye
'Fur
pH-tiii
v
lioH-r
llni'i
ii
Hnind"
Salmon.
A
few
litis
in
Mir
.i
lr
are
ulwavs
liaiidy.
Hloik
a
supply
on
y.nr
Ixmi
Hut
a
good
toea.
GOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
WET
WEDDING
OH
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Annie
Vino
Blrnle
Married
to
George
Wilton
McKay
Both
of
this
City
W
nn
M'-Kay.
in
f
t
M
,
Andrew
M-ka
'):'.
miiiJ
Ml
Ahum-1
'Uulii'T
of
Mi.'
Ial'
I
hm.
I
Mrs.
Hit
Hi"-
of
,.
:
I.
Kl'll'
tin-
priiiri-ij
iH-i
Inil
Intel
esl
ins"
;
i'
li
look
plare
at
8
i
a
night
III
Suite
.-sier
AparlHIfllt,
ell-
will
reide.
Rev.
.ItlllMletJ.
who
wore
a
charm
-
m
Hate
crepe
Willi
ui(
and
carried
a
Jlll-I
of
pins
rose-
1.
1.
Hi-
ii-otifii'il
lo
i
hi-
popularly
of
Dm-
i-oiiI
i
hi-I
mg
couple.
.Mr.
M-Kay
i
well
known
throughout
Hie
iitirlli.
Hi-
m
I
tic
lot-al
manager
lor
the
Oevern-tiit-nt
Telegrapfln
and,
before
(-iiifing
lion,
lii-lil
a
similar
posi-
liou
at
liaieltou.
Mr.
McKay
had
resided
here
sinre
early
girl-IioinI
and
ha
been
u
member
of
tin-
imii
ii
ii:il
i
i'li-h"iie
ei-rli.iiijir
.i(T
for
rn!
year.
SUCCESSFUL
TEA
AND
SALE
HELD
BY
PRESBYTERIAN
AID
A
wry
iircrtil
I.
a
and
wale
,of
hotiii-
rooking
wa
held
Sat
urday
afternoon
at
(lie
borne
of
Mrs.
8.
K.
Campbell.
3
1
Fourth
Avenue
West,
by
the
l-dle"
AH
of
the
Presbyterian
Church.
The
sum
of
M
was
realised.
H
Taylor
who
wore
while!
Mrs.
H.
M.
Taylor,
president
-
o
I
carried
a
bouquet
olUf
(be
.Hdle.'
AW.
and
Mr.
i
,
si
rati-ns.
John
Mornaon
HUranbell
received.
Mr.
Fred
f
y.-uli-
supported
-1
1
.
.
1
1
y
was
p-rfonni-d
ir
j.,
.
-.
nri-
of
a
few
imni'Hl-(
!
of
the
eoiipl--
Mr.
i
M
II
F.
Ulessey.
John
M
-
i:im-ii
'MH."m1.
and
D.V.
dehyhtrtl
IheXork
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Kcaeri
poured
with
Mrs.
T.
McOlyinont,
Mrs.
D.
i.
Slevrart.
Mrs.
H.
F.
MeNaughlou,
Mrs.
C.
K.
Starr.
Mr
a.
'ft.
J.
MrLeod,
Mrs.
(i.
A.
liryant
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Nelon
serving.
Local
and
Personal
B.
.
......
llayners,
LinJeriakers,
I'bone
351
Ii.f
Undertakers.
Phono
il.
TAX
I
and
Messenger
Service.
Phono
078.
If
-
Always
I
lie
best
"SUPltKMP"
Collet-
nave
the
coupons.
tf
Mrs.
Field,
Art
Needlework
Agent
fur
real
silk
hosiery,
213
Second
Ave.
Phone.
23.
tl
..
lowing
and
freighting.
Tug
Towcna,
50
h.p.,
Capt.
M.
Clifton
Phone
liluo
100.
Mght
pholie
23
tf
Wauled
for
adoption
a
girl
from
li
to
11
years
of
age
Parent's
references
required
Write
Ilox
20,
Daily
News.
28
Women
of
Moosehetirt
Legion
Whist
Drive
a
in
I
Dance,
October
7.
Mctrnpole
Hall
at
8.30
p.m.
harp.
(Jood
prizes.
IIhiI
rated
lecture
on
the
Wi-mhley
Inhibition
by
Fred
stork,
M.P.
tonight,
Monday,
at
8
o'clock
in
Baptist
Church
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
S.
Itonney
and
child
returned
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
(teonre
Saturday
II
I
Kill.
...
W.
A.
Pulleii
of
Hie
Prince
lliiu-rl
ll
-Products
staff
and
Mm.
Pullen
arrived
from
Van
ouver
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
Sat
urday
night.
Jark
ldwards
arrived
from
llannall
on
las
nljtht's
train.
He
will
lake
Ui
his
residence
for
the
winter
In
the
city,
Mrs.
ld
wards
and
family
having
already
arrived.
Capl.
A.
C.
H.
Uerhardi,
man
after
of
the
Homestake
M
tains;
l!o.,
pased
through
on
the
Car
dena-
yeslerday
afternoon
bound
from
Vancouver
to
Alice
A'
tn.
J.
K.
Stark
of
Aliee
Arm
pass
ed
IhrouRh
on
the
Ordena
yee
lerday
afternoon
returninf
north
after
having
spent
a
few
weeks
visiting
relatives
and
friends
on
Vancouver
Island.
Mh
M.
Taylor
of
the
hospital
nursing
stalf
retained
to
Hie
rity
Sat
unlay
night
on
the
Prince
lieorge
after
having
spent
holi
days
at
Port
Albemi,
Vancouver
I
land.
I'nion
freighter
Chilkool,
Capt
N'elon,
was
in
port
yesterday
from
1
1
.30
in
the
morning
'till
I
in
the
afleruoon
unloading
pow
der
and
roal.
The
ves-el
proceeded
lo
the
Naas
Hiver
where
Mr.
D.
Mel).
Hunter1"4"
'"'
on
canned
salmon
wed-land
Mrs,
S.
Massey
presided
nl
i
.i?i
was
srrved
under
the'the
home
cooking
table
and
Mrs.l
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Waller
(tale
and
-
mo
of
Mr-..
lUrrall.-
j
r.
C.
Priagie
was
In
ctwir&e
ot'cbild
returned
home
ou
the
the
sale
of
plants.
Horte
vh
lBHhier.
.Mrs.
(ieorge
,
Prine
fieorge
Saturday
night
af
Iter
having
spent
a
month's
vaca-
lion
in
the
south.
While
in
Van
Kx-Ald.
John
Currle
returned
couver
Mr.
(Sale
was
laid
up
for
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
after-
three
weeks
with
a
bail
attack
of
wiiii
was
a
platinum
slick
noon
froin
a
hrn-f
business
i
rip
Idood
poisoning
resulting
from
a
cl
with
pi-arls.
Numi-rixi-
lo
,nnii
"iu.'i
uio-.iuilo
bile
on
the
face.
K
"Cheese
and
ways
to
jjgj
y
Mr
(I
f
j$m
li
ike
name
ol
li'tle
booklet
every
rM
JM
yj5'
houiewife,prticulilreery
mother,
N
TM1-
'
jforKP
(hould
hive.
Il
contains
neatly
By
"p'-TjV,
,
I
1
hundred
letled,
economics!
rectpet
flfj
H
beiidewelthotuthoriUtivelcli
H
BSfry
about
cheee.
It
(Ufgetia
way
to
Eo
H
trrve
"aomelhing
diHerent"
in
the
fcV
H
menu
of
children
and
grown
ur
nja
H
without
aacrificing
eitenlial
noiirUn-
B3
H
frail
Chttti
alwayi
beart
tS)
ment
II
!
indeifd,
illuatialed
in
M
Kralt
1ral
maik
on
the
linl.nl.
color
and
(ree.
Fill
out
and
mail
xQ
H
lrrlablyiiiilttonire!ngilbr(or
coupon
below.
U
H
you
buy,
even
thnuiih
ynu
hava
H
'
Vme
AJJr..
THE
DAILY
NEWS
a
W.
K.
Collison.
Indian
Agent,
Fred
MiXKinn
sailed
on:
the
left
fur
Vanarsdol
by
Saturday
i
Prince
lluncrt
Saturday
nighl
for
night's
train
on
departmental
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip.
lusinoas.
F.
S.
Sheppard,
G.N.Il.
travel
ling
auditor,
returned
lo
Van
couver
on
the
rnnce
uupcri
Saturday
night.
.Mrs.
N.
Mussallein
and
daugh
ter,
who
have
been
holidaying
Injun
the
Prince
ltupert
Saturday
le
couth,
outh,
returned
returned
to
lo
the
the
city
cilylr.lghl.
on
the
Prince
Oeorgo
Saturday
night.
,
...
Dr.
J.
V.
Lang
of
Mutton
and
ft
Klka
Home,
Thursday,
Octo
ber
0.
Dancing,
'J
lo
2.
ltl
lloor
in
town.
Westholme
Ori
chestra.
Refreshments
50c.
238
.
4......
T.
II.
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Quid
Storage
Co..
left
on
Saturday
night's
I
rain
for
Chicago
via
Winnipeg
and
Duluth
on
a
business,
trip
JIr.
T.
M.
Sencr,
230
Fiflh
Avenue
Kast,
relurned
to
thecily
on
laat
nlgbt'a
train
after
a
trip
lo
Vermont.
She
.
was
accom
panied
home
by
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mr.
D.
K.
Seaburj.
who
will
reside
here.
Jack
Crawford,
purser
of
I
ho
Prince
Oeorge,
IraMsferreil
to
the
Prince
ltupert
Saturday
night
and
Norman
McLean
has
taken
over
the
.
office
of
the
Prinee
George
which
went
outh
yester
day.
Motorship
Hellingbam,
Capl
Leu
Williams,
was
in
port
Satur
day
night
discharging
a
ship
ment
of
fresh
halibut
from
Kcl-
ohikan
which
was
despatched
Kasl
over
the
Cauadlfiu,
National
Railways.
Hoard
of
-Trader
hi
'iftlieon
In
Hon.
MacKenzie
KifKrJibirinier
of
Canada,
in
Auditorium
at
12.30
n'eloek,
October
t3l
tidies
will
be
present.
Tickets
..obtainable
from
all
member
of
I
he
execu
tive.
Ornies
Drug
Jsiun,
and
the
secretary.
Price.?!.
00.
'
CX.H.
steamer
Prince'
'
John
lajit.
Neil
Mclean,
rourned
to
pori
a
aiuriiiiy
nigni
ar
ter
making
her
firl
run
under
the
new
schedule
lo
Anyor.,
Stewart
and
Maple
Day
and
sail
ed
at
II
o'clock
Sunday
morning
for
Uueen
Charlotte
Island
ports.
iToviueial
Police
Chief
W.
SpiiU-r
sailed
for
the
south
Saturday
night
escorting
Jack
Me-Dougall
of
F'raneois
lake,
v.
ho
is
sentenced'
to
sis
nicitis
at
Okatla
for
sellin;
Ihjjor,
and
Carl
Strand
of
';iaither
who
is
going
lo
toe
menial
hospital.
The
prisoners
were
brought
from
the
interior
by
Coif-table
R.
P.
Ponder.
Union
steamer
Cardeiia.
tipt.
A.
F..
DicKson,
arrived,
from
the
south
at
1:15
yesterday
afteruon
and
sailed
at
8
o'clock
for
Slew-art,
Auyos
and
Alice
Arm.
Passengers
arriving
on
Hie
vessel
included
John
Currie,
I..
Peterson,
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
J.
Iringer
and
L.
J.
Walker
Tor
IVrince
ltupert;
ii.
Service,
Mr.
McKay.
Mr.
McAuliffe
and
Mrs.
Oieen
for
iflfMarl;
A.
C.
11.
Oerhardi,
Messrs.
Beaudin,
Mrs,
Ilrown
and
J.
K.
Stark
for
Alice
Arm.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oliver
II.
Wall
of
Telkwu
returned
to
the
cily
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
Saturday
night
f-fmi
their
honeymoon
trip
which
look
Ihcm
as
far
south
as
Tia
Juana,
Mexteo.
After
having
spent
a
couple
of
days
here
visiting
with,
Mr.
Wall's
sisters,
Mrs.
Alex.
Mcllae
and
Mrs.
i.
A.
lhlnler,
they'
are
pro
ceeding
ou
this
aflenion's
train
to
Telkwa
where
they
wll
lake
up
Iheir
residence.
vTvtvtJtMv
ANNOUNCEMENTS
-
.,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Halcron
sailed
on
the
Prince
ltupert
Saturday
night
for
Seattle.
.K.
L.
Tail
of
Victoria,
who
has
been
here
visiting
his
brother.
Dr.
II.
S.
Tall,
returned
south
IU
W.
Anderson
of
the
C.N.Il
investigating
department
at
Toronlo
arrived
in
the
city
from
Dr.
I.
W.
Kwart
of
Terrace
have
the
F.ast,
by
train
Saturday
night
beau
appointed
medical
heallh'and
proceeded
south
by
steamer.
ollieerg
by
the
provlnffal
govern
ment.
He
is
on
a
holiday
trip
West
and
is
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Anderson
and
family.
The
charge
against
rioe
HofT
man
for
keeping
a
bawdy
house
was
dismissed
in
the
city
police
court
Saturday
afternoon
for
lack
of
evidence.
A
charge
against
Charlie
Johausen
of
be
lug-an
inmate
was
withdrawn.
OUT
OF
TOWN
PEOPLE
AND
CHILDREN
TAKE
PART
IN
COMPETITION
Smlthers,
Endako,
Terrace
and
Other
Points
Send
In
Verses
Verses
are
coming
in
for
lln
verse
writing
competition
from
a
number
of
out
of
town
po'Ms
including
such
places
as
Smith-ers,
Kudako,
and
Terrace.
Al-o
children
arc
doing
their
share
The
first
three
of
the
following
verses
are
written
by
pupils
I
eal
Cove
school,
where
t'u-r
are
no
advanced
pupils:
Little
Blue
Jay
Utile
Hlue-jay.
little
Illue-jay,
I
like
lo
see
you
flying
from
tree
lo
tree,
I
love
lo
hear
your
song
so
gay.
You
seem
t-o
happy
and
o
free.
Little
Fish
Little
fish,
little
llsli.
You
like
lo
swim
in
the
ea;
I
like
to
have
you
for
supper
ii:
a
dish,
Along
'
wilh
a
cup
of
leu.
What
a
Child
Said
'Come
little
bird,"
said
a
Ii:
(
It
child,
"Come
out
and
sing
for
a
lillle
while.
And
I
will
listen
to
your
song.
Dear
little
bird,
I'll
do
you
no
wrong."
My
Chicken
With
eyes
o
bright
and
sparkling.
She
sings
with
careless
glee,
When,
in
Ihe
nest
I
made
her,
She
lays
an
eg?
for
me.
Ode
to
a
Bug
There
once
was
a
snug
lillle
bug,
Who
dwelt
in
a
lovely
soft
rug,
lti.'t
someone
pjss.-i
iy,
And
smashed
her,
Oh
my!
Now
Ihe
rug
has
no
snug
little
bug.
Heard
In
Westvlew
(With
apologies
to
Lewis
Carroll)
Will
you
walk
a
little
faster
Said
a
'herring
lo
a
whale,
There's
an
elevator
coining
And
we'll
have
lo
clear
a
trail.
See!
the
barnacles
are
listeniu'
in
.
They'll
have
lo
soon
advance,
'Wiey
are
waiting
now
for
"lid-ings"
Kre
'
they
give
their
farewell
dance.
The
Parrot's
Song
A
parrot
once
shook
his
wise
lillle
head,
As
lo
a
canary
he
sadly
said.
In
a
case
of
gold
I
never
long
lo
be,
For
on
my
lillle
perch
I
am
much
more
carefree,
The
canary
laughed
as
Towser
came
along.
Hural
Dean
T.
'
J.
Marsh
of,Alul
1";,P'.1
rot's
ris1'1
,,,erc
our
,,ar
lei-race
reached
the
oily
on
Sat
urday
night
and
is
the
guest
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
It.
L.
Mcintosh.
Fourth
Avenue
West,
He
took
the
si-rvic-s
in
St.
Andrew's
An-
xglicun
Church
yeslerduy
and
will
be
spending
v
few
days
of
this
'.week,
in
Ihe
city.
song.
The
verse
must
have
to
do
with
some
form
of
animal
life
such
as
a
bird,
llsli,
animal,
insect
or
germ.
It
may
take
any
form
desired
such
n
an
ode,
a
quatrain
or
even
Ihe
popular
limerick.
Three
prizes
will
be
offered.
5
for
first.
$3
for
second
and
fi
for
third.
The
verses
will
be
published
as
submilleil
but
lln-
name
of
the
author
will
he
reserved
lo
be
Hospital
Annual
Hall,
Oct
31.
used
only
in
case
of
his
winning
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with
her
father,
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Creek
has
been
recommended
by
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Inspector
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the
most
suitable
site
for
a
school
in
Aiyansh
district.
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as
teacher
at
the
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day
school
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spell
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may
get
their
garden
truck
in
before
the
snow
comes.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
Ilobert
Donald
went
to
llazelton
to
bring
home
llillie,
who
has
been
at
the
hospital
there
for
a
coupje
of
weeks.
Hural
Dean
T.
J.
Marsh
went
.
The
election
of
the
Aiyansh
i,own
Hupert
on
Saturday
to
native
council
has
peep
ncferreii
take
duty
for
Archdeacon
Ilix.
ty
Indian
Agent
Uulison
until
later
in
the
year.
-
Tliere.
has
been
trouble
wilh
Ihe
dam
that
provides
the
water
for
Ihe
Aiyansh
electric
light
plant.
Indian
Agent
Collison
has
promised
that
he
will
do
what
he
can
lo
have
lumber
scr.'
up
in
order
lo
repair
the
dam.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Trcmayne
and
family
and
Dr.
West
who
had
spent
the
week
end
wilh
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mcintosh
have
returned
home.
.
.
Mrs.
Hippesly
Is
at
the
Hazel-ton
Hospital.
Harry
Smith
had
a
nasty
accident
which
might
have
proved
more
serious,
while
engaged
in
working
on
the
bridge.
Ho
was
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
Oliver
jalmosl
crushed
between
one
of
Thornc,
al
the
mission
house.
Dominion
Constable
and
Mrs.
K.
(!.
-Newnhain
have
moved
to
jKincolilh
where
Constable
Newn-
li
am
will
make
his
headquarters
In
future.
Mrs.
Newnliam
Is
the
,iron
pieces
which
was
being
lowered.
He
was
unable
In
work
the
rest
of
the
week
but
hoped
lo
go
back
to
work
today.
J.
11.
Tannock
arrived
in
Hie
cily
on
last
night's
train
from
back
from
a
holiday
trip
to
ber.F'orl
Fraser.
He
will
take
a
home
in
Manitoba.
(position
as
chief
clerk
in
the
,
Igovernmeuji
agenl's
office
here,
There
has
been
a
great
deal
J
succeeding
A.
M.
Davies,
w
ho
i.4
of
rain
here
lately
and
the
set-
transferred
as
chief
clerk
lo
tho
Iters
are
-i..w
tiopfog
'
a
clegr-1
forest
r-
fllce.