hunday
August
7.
19?
4.
m
1
August
8
Clearance
ill
Wool
White
Blankets
1
II..
iiul
8
Ih.
ut
.
.
.
rum
LiaKeise
'RETIREp
OEFICER
0FINDIAN
ARMY
VISITOR
TO
CITY
S
Col.
and
Mrs.
C.
do
J.
Luxmoore
i
aro
Hero
on
Their
Way
to.
S
.Stuart
Lake
and
River
I
I
i
r
TO
Lakclee
Lake,
via
Terrace,
B.C.
Nuv
open
for
service
under
management
of
Mrs.
M.
Iluvi
i:.
Ideal
pluce
to
spemt
your
niimmcr
holidays.
Reas-jtciltttt
rales,
Good
home
cooking.
Conifortalilo
rooms.
Fishing,
Boating,
Buttling
in
I.akelse
Lake
and
Strcutns.
BATHS
AT
THE
LODGE
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
HOT
SPRINGS.
Terrace
TAXI
Motors
Operating
Taxi
and
Launch
Service
between
Terrace
and
ladge
laniling,
assuring
gue?U
of
quick,
comfortable
trip.
Also
operating
tuxi
servire
to
nil
parts
of
the
valley,
-
I'm'
reservations
and
rales,
apply
to
-LAKELSE
LODGE,
OR
TERRACE
MOTORS,
TERRACE,
B.C.
Buy
while
Stock
Lasts
2x4
517.00
per
thousand
2x0
$17.00
per
thousand
2,x
8
$17.00
per
thousand
Fence
Pickets
$1.00
per
hundred
Sidewalk
Strips
$100
per
hundred
Chimney
Brick
(hard
brick)
5c
each
Lath,
fchlplap,
etc.
Prince
Rupert
Lumber
Co.
Ltd
Phone
361
BLANKETS
Ccriaihe
3
Point
"Hudson
Bay"
Blankets
AA
lute.
Klmki,
Uivy,
Hed
or
Green,
$10.2.5-$15.00
pair
$1.45
per
lb.
Silk
Comforters
Itwjiililiil
patterns
iifpancl
effects,
Ihe
purest
of
down
UliilB
in
wa.-u.
p.!ial
l,'
$12.00,
$14.50,
$16.00
Barrie's
Homfc
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Phone
123.
Ltmnonre
of
London,
I
Local
and
Personal
B.C.
Undertakers.
Hayners,
(Jndei
taker
361.
er
iu
the
High
School
I),
(i.
Stewart
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
aflijrnon
on
the
Prince
Georsre
after
spending
his
annual
vacation
iu
Ihe
south.
Mrs.
Stewart
ami
sons
will
remain
till
the
end
of
the
month
at
their
summer
home
at
Boundary
Bay,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Pitman
and
family,
formerly
of
this
city
and
now
located
at
l'rince
George,
passed
through
Hie
city
yesterday
afternoon
from
boat
to
train.
Mr.
Pitman
has
been'
in
Ihe
south
for
some
lime
and
Mr.
Pitman
went
to
Vancouver
to
join
her
and
relurn
home.
.-
THE
EVENT
OF
THE
SEASON.
G.W.V.A.
basket
picnic
to
Digby
Island,
Sunday,
Aug.
10.
Free
ice-creaip,
pop
and
candy
for
kids.
Everyone
welcome.
Band
of
102nd
B.C.
Battalion
in
attendance.
Boats
leave
Fishery
wharf,
west
of
Prince
Hupert
boathouse
from
V.30
a.m.
Adults
50c.
187
Mrs.
Albert
Moore
arrived
from
Vancouver
yesterday
afternoon
and
left
this
morning
on
the
Ole
Evindsen,
one
of
TH1
DAILT
IflWB.
path
hirm.
Football
Hill
at
6.15
G.W.V.A.
tonight
Acropolis
Soils
of
Kngland
vs.
Prince
Hupert
Annual
Kxhibi
i
r
i
t
ft
i
i
m
i
oi.rw.o
II
hum.
acniumuer
v
iu
10.
u
PboUFl
l'.
is.
Asnurioge,
nrsi
am
man
M
nl
tho
dry
docK,
relumed
on
(lie
Prince
George'
yesterday
aftcr-
Siinpson's
Shoe
Shop
is
open
'roni
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
acinic-
Slum
ipua
rintr
ileal
y
'
don..
Fifth
Avenue
aiid
McBridc.
.
.
I
.
Kergtu
and
family
if
returned
lasi
nigni
on
tneir
I.
.
.
i
I
ttf
launcu
Buiieuaiii
in.
irom
J.
W.
King,
shore
steward
for
cruise
pp
the
Ucslall
Hiver.
sleamsliiiis
arrived
yesterday
en
route
to
the
Islands.
Sister
Emerita
of
the
local
con-
vent
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Mrs.
II.
X.
Delmonlco
and
fatil-N'rincc
ueorge
ipr
Vancouver.
ilv
of
Shawatlans.
who
have
been
In
Vancouver
since
March,
rc-
T.
11.
Johnson,
manager
of
the
turned
home
on
the
Prince
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
is
sail-George
-yeslerdav
afternoon.
Mrs.
iK
tonight
for
Vancouver
on
a
Delinonico
was
accompanied
by
business
trip.
Miss
Mae
Mills
who
will
be
her
ituest
for
a
thrift
al
Shawat
ans
.
Mrs.
Jvm.sior
aim
.urs.
..
l,ake
Prince
are
sailing
tonight
on
Hie
II.
G.
Hell
of
Iievelstoke
was
l'rince
George,
for
Vancouver.
appointed
at
a.
special
meeting
-Mr.
aim
up.
ii.
iavic
aim
son
of
the
school
hoard
yesterday
af-
returned
on
Hie
l'rince
George
tlernoon
to
succeed
0.
Wood-
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
worth,
resigned,
as
science
leach-
south.
Miss
M.
.Mills,
who
lias
oeen
No
''more
dirt,
soot
or
ashes
frmn
visiting
here,
.
with
her
brolher
coal.
Convert
your
stove
to
a
and
slsier-in-iaw,
Mr.
ami
airs.
gas
range
by
nutting
iu
airOxo-
C.
C.
Mills,
Waldron
Apartments,
.
.
.
.
..
It
ii:
.
u..
it
i.
......
gas
burner
.
see
displayed
in
n.
s.uiimk
iuiukhi
m
aifu.mi
II.
Hemming'
s
window,
or
phone
l'rince
George
on
Her
relurn
to
black'
120.
187
Spokane
--
C.
N.
II.
sleahier
Prince
John,
C.l'.ll.
freighler
princess
Una,
Capl.
Neil
McLean,
arrived
at
G
Capt.
Johnson,
which'
arrived
in
o'clock
this
morning
from
norlh-nort
from
Skagway
last
night,
ern
Queen
Charlotte
Island
loaded
100
tons
of
edible
fish
points,
and
sailed
at
10.30
for
meal
at
the
Prince
llunert
Hi-
the
southern
end.
Products
plant
for'thc
south.
"
nual
Flag
Iay
celebration.
Musters
Yvizner
and
Jiinniio
Permission
was
given
the
Elks'
Bryant
and
Douglas
and
Bruce
Lodge
yesterday
aflernoon
by
Ihc
McLeod
returned
this
morning
city
council
to
use
the
Acropolis
from
Port
Clements
where
they
Hill
grounds
on
Friday
and
Sat-
spent
a
week
with
Magistrate
A
unlay
in
connection
with
the
an-
H.
Mallory
The
fire
department
.had
two
Judge
and
Mrs.
F.
McB.
Young
calls
this
morning
to
Ihe
city
and
their
dauglder,
Miss
Mar-
garbage
dump
on
Park
Avenue
guerite
Young,
are
sailing
tonight
which
burned
over
lo
Ihe
streel
on
(he
Prince
George
on
a
vaca-
ealching
some
of
(he
plank
lion
trip
lo
Vancouver
and
tho
Slight
damage
wa
done,
the
Heo
Island.
-
I
truck
being
taken
out
over
the
Mrs.
I..
A.
Grawf
and
family
oi
dilapidated
roadway
...
I
V.
Ilazeltou
arrived
from
Vaucouvei
II.
It.
McMillan,
head
of
t
lie
on
Ihe
Prince
George
yesterdaj
McMillan
Exoprl
Co.
of
Vancou
afternoon
and
continued
lo
Hit
ver
and
well
known
coast
lumber
interior
by
train
'
operator,
arrived
from
Vancouver
yesterday
afternoon
and
proceed
ed
to
Georgetown
where
be
is
paying
his
animal
visit
to
the
Big
Bay
mill
of
which
he
is
part
owner.
He
expects
lo
return
lo
Ihe
city
in
a
day
or
so
and
go
south
Saturday'
night.
His
daughter
is
accompanying
him
on
his
I
rip.
Major
and
Mrs.
F.
V.
I.ong-slalT
of
Victoria
were
passengers
from
boat
lo
train
yesterday
en-route
lo
London,
England.
Mnjor
Longstair,
who
is
an
olllcer
of
Ihe
lloyal
Societies
Club,
is
at
present
engaged
iu
the
writing
of
a
marine
history
of
Ihe
Pacific
Coast.
During
the
war
he
served
as
an
olllcer
in
the
Imperial
Army.
Coming
from
London,
he
and
Mrs.
LongslalT
have
recently
been
making
their
home
in
Miss
Ella
Sleen,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
'Sleen,
and
Misses
Nessie
and
Belly
Smith-
son,
daughters
of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Smithson,
returned
hon)e
on
Ihe
Prince
George
ycslenlay
aflernoon.
The
former
was
visiting
n
month
at
Horseshoe
Bay,
Prince
John
for
Thurston
Uar-.WhitecIiff,
and
tho:
latter
two
bor.
Mr.
Moore,
who
is
logging
young
ladies
were
at
North
Van-
superintendent
for
the
Wbalen
couver.
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.
at
Thurston
Harbor,
is
ill
in
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital
but
he
expects
to
be
sutllcienlly
recovered
lo
rc.
lurii
noi-lli
iu
about
a
fortnight's
Mine,
Mrs.
Moore
was
accompanied
as
far
as
Prince
ltuperl
by
her
sister,
Miss
Olivia
St.
Germaine
of
Hollywood,
Cal.
It
was
decided
by
Ihe
cily
council
yesterday
aflernoon
lo
furnish
100
feet
of
sewer
pipe
for
the
replacement
of
a
broken
sewer
back
of
Ihe
new
'Oration
building
on
Third
.Avenue.
The
work
wiil
bedone
privately
bul
under
the
supervision
.of
the
city
engineer
It
vas
also
decided
lo
the
extend
Ihe
sewer
in
the
huie-
be-
locators
of
the
famous
Dolly
Var-
tween
Seventh
and
Eighth
Streets
den
mine,
was
u
passenger
going
ami
Eraser
and
Third
street
llfly
through
lo
Alice
Arm
on
the
feel
In
order
to.
serve
several
Prince
George
yesterday
afler-;buildings
in
the
neighborhood,
noon.
Mr.
Evindsen,
who
now,
'
....
resident
in
Vancouver,
is
on
a
.B.
C.
Keeley,
Pacific
Coasl
(business
trip
lo
Ihe
Arm
and
does
manager
of
the
Canadian
Gov-,
not
expect
to
remain
there
very
eminent
Merchanl
Marine;
.1.
M.
England,
1
long,
nils
is
me
first
Visit
tie,
Horn,
u.w.u.
general
freight
..
..
I.....
ii
r
i..
..f
on
tun
i-'
'
iui
..
in.-
u.
reached
Hie
city
yesterday
i,
;.,,.
li.w.eu..
from
Vancouver..
ji
They,
are
on
a
lour
of
British
Columbia
and
will
go
from
here
'o
the
Stuart
Lke
and
Hiver
ooiintry
north
of
Vnnderhoof.
Col.
LuxmoOre
Is
a
retired
of-1
fleer
or
the
Indian
Army
having
seen
iliirtv
vears
service
there.
i
He
is
also
n
fellow
of
the
Royal
.
dt
J.
Luxovuore.
tti.d
Mt...
iieofcrauliio
Society.
CCZEMA
uu
ro
r.ot
when
you
use
Or.
Hi
use's
oint-
0
mtiit
for
Erzpms,
unit
skin
Irrltv
Hons.
It
relieve.
t
one
und
pmdu-Hlljr
healj
Uio
skin.
8amile
box
Dr.
Chase's
Olntinrnt
free
II
you
nienUon
lhl
paer
(.nd
scntl
2o.
snunp
forvoMnge.
cnc.
a
box;
all
dealers
or
Kuumiiwh..
HWs
&
On
Llmltpd.
loront
agenl,
Vancouver;
hlnier
Johnston,
general
managor
'of
the
Johnston
Storage
Co.',
Vancouver,
and
C.
A.
Askew,
also
of
Vancouver;
and
J.
V.
King,
C.G.M.M.
MET
OFFICIALS
OF
RAILWAY
Committee
of
Board
of
Trade
Discussed
Services
With
.
Visitors
The
railway
and
navigation
committee
of
Ihe
Prince
Huper1
Board
of
Trade
.consisting
of
C.
II.
Orme
and
E.
C.
Gibbons
and
the
Trade
and
Commerce
com
miltec
consisting
of
G.
V.
Nic
kerson
and
S.
E.
Parker,
together
with
President
S.
J.
McLeod
and
ilber
members
of
Ihe
board
jointly
met
W.
G.
Manders,
C.
N
freight
tralllc
manager;
B.
C.
Kecley,
Pacific
coast
manager
of
(hie
C.G.M.M.;
J.
M.
Horn,
gen
eral
freight
agenl,
Vancouver;
G.
McNicholl,
general
passejiger
agent,
Vancouver,
and
Walter
S
Thompson,
director
of
publicity,
yesterday
afternoon
and
took
up
several
matters
"directly;
affect
mg
the
port.
The
question
of
boat
service
to
(he
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
was
discussed
an(j
Mr.
Keeley
gave
assurance
that
it
was
the
inten
tion
,lo
keep
the
Prince
John
permanently
on
the
Island
route
operating
out
of
Prince
Hupert
While
some
service
from
Vancouver
was
required
and
Ihe
iray
bad
been
chartered
for
only
three
months,
it
Was
hoped
that
it
would
not
be
necessary
If)
lake
the
Prince
John
away
from
rince
Hupert
even
temporarily.il
was
expected
that
another
boat
would
be
obtained
to
take
the
place
of
Ihe
Gray
before
the
charier
was
up,
lo
handle
heavy
freight
from
Vancouver.
The
handling
of
Alaska
sal
mon
and
frozen
halibut
througl
here
was
discussed"
and
the
olll
cials
showed
that
Ihey
were
fully
alive
(o
the
situation
and
out
to
get
die
business.
Several
mailers
affecting
rales
were
also
taken
up.
The
otliciaN
said
they
would
be
very
glad
lo
adjust
any
unsatisfactory
rates
if
possible.'
They
asked
tlal
specific
instances
be
submitted
in
an
otlicial
way.
Provincial
Constable'
Harper
Heid
of
the
Stikine
Hiver
delach
inent
arrived
from
the
north
on
Itbe
Princess
Mice
yesterday
af
lernoon
and
will
spend'
a
few-
days
here.
HALIBUT
GLUT
LOWERS
PRICE
There
was
a
glut
of
halibut
o:.
the
market
this
morning
with
tin
result
that
American
fish
went
down
lo
ten
cents,
the
lowest
point
it
has
reached
for
some
time.
Sales
today
were:
American
Orient
13,000
and
Grayling
18,000
lo
Atlin
Fisheries
at
10.
1
and
5.
11.
Amundsen
23,000,
Sumner
35,000
and
Yukon
10,000
lo
Cold
Storage
at
10
and
5.
Lincoln
20,000
lo
Pacific
Fisheries"
at
10.2
and
5.
Goth
3,500,
Teddy
J.
1
1,000
lo
Booth
l-'isheries
at
11.2
and
G,
Iladio
55,000
lo
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
at
1
1
and
5.
Canadian
Ternan
7,000
to
lloyal
Fish
Co.
aat
12
and
7.
Shft-man
1,500
lo
Cold
Storage
at
12
and
7W.
1
Pair
or
Jacks
7,000
to
Cold
Storage
at
12
and
6j.
D.S.T.
1,000
lo
Cold
Storage
at
l
i.5
and
-8.
Thelma
7,000
lo
Cold
Storage
at
1
1.2
and
8.3.
Murineag
1,000-
lo
Atria
Fisheries
at
12.2
and
8.
Plop
1,500
lo
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
nt
12
and
8.
TYPHOON
SWEPT
TO
SOUTH
OF
JAPAN
DID
MUCH
DAMAGE
NAGASAKI,
Aug.
7.
A
typhoon
yesterday
swept
the
south
of
Japan
including
the
islands
of
Kiushiu
and
Formosa.
.Hallway
traffic
everywhere
was
interrupted
and
wire,
coipnninicatiqii
par-
Jalyzed.
Floods
In
Formosa
TOKIO,
Apg.
7.
Two
hun
dred
.persons
are
missing
and
shore
steward,
arrived
from
Van-many
are
believed
dead
as
a
re-1
couver
on
the
Prince
George
yes-'sult
of
floods
on
the
Tanisui
lerdn'y
afternoon
and
proceeded
Hiver
in
Northern
Formosa.
Unil-I
this
morning
on
the
steamer
way
traffic
Is
slopped
and
tlious-'
Prince
John
to
the
south
end
of
amis
of
houses
aUTnihoku
are
in-j
th
Queen
CharlotldNlsbiuls.
i
''undated.
i
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Special
Pictures
2lA
x
4XA
inches
With
Kodak
Anastigmat
lens
.G.3
and
Kodamatic
Shutter
This
model
represents
the
latest
achievements
in
photographic
refinement.
The
most
exacting
amateur
finds
in
the
No.lA
Autographic
Kodak,
Special,
every
aid
to
good
pictures.
Unusual
photographic
equipment
such
as
the
Kodak
Anastigmat
lcns.6.3
and
Kodamatic
shutter
with
accurate
automatic
speeds
ranging
from
12
second
to
1200
second
is
contained
in
a
case
of
exceptional
beauty
genuine
sealskin
leather
covering
and
nickeled
appointments.
You
ought
to
see
this
Kodak.
You'll
find
one
at
our
Kodak
counter
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and
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iu
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and
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to
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or
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