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Friday,
August
22,
1921.
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5
Prince
Rupert
People
r
Should
Know
DistricL
i
The
first
duty
of
Prince
Rupert
people,
and
especially
the
?
business
people
is
to
know
the
district
in
which
they
live.
The
-Prince
Rupert
district
is
a
large
one.
It
includes
Queen
Char-
lotte
Islands,
the
mining
and
lumbering
camps
along
the
coast
fand
the
interior
points,
particularly
along
the
line
of
the
Gana-J
dian
National
Railway.
None
of
these
can
be
neglected.
Just
now
there
is
a
movement
afoot
to
get
local
people
to
visit
the
interior
for
the
annual
fair
at
S.mi
there
and
the
barbecue
at
Telkwa.
These
are
great
opportunities
not
to
be
neglected
if
it
can
be
avoided.
The
country
beyond
is
a
wonderful
one.
We
2
all
like
to
talk
and
speculate
about
it
but
the
main
thing
is
to
know
iL
This
is
a
good
time
for
travelling
there
and
the
oppor-
tunity
offers
those
who
feel
they
are
able
to
get
away.
Bring
Steamers
To
This
Port.
Steamers
have
commenced
coming
north.
This
year
es-
penally
vessels
other
than
the
roast
passenger
boats
have
been
calling
here.
The
aim
of
local
businessmen
should
be
to
have
them
come
oftener
and
.do
more
business.
The
way
to
build
up
a
port
is
to
provide
business.
Menlion
has
been
made
before
this
of
the
desirability
of
shipping
Canadian
salmon
from
this
port.
It
is
difficult
to
un-Z
derstand
why
it
is
not
done.
If
Alaska
people
find
it
pays
them
-
to
ship
through
Prince
Rupert,,
it
is
difficult
to
realize
why
'
Canadian
do
not
da
the
same.
It
has
been
pointed
out
before
that
if
the
salmon
is
here
the
ships
from
the
United
Kingdom
will
call
for
it.
By
shipping
direct
from
here
there
would
be
a
saving
to
the
shipper,
but
ap--
parently
the
salmon
canners
do
not
want
to
save
money.
They
:
prefer
going
on
in
the
same
old
way
and
paying
higher
trans-
:
portation
prices
than
they
should,
just
because
they
'have
not
,
enough
energy
i)
change.
Bring
Mackenzie
King
-
-
'
To
Prince
Rupert.
This
would
be
a
very
good
.lime
for
Prince
-ft
upert
to
meet
.
Might
Hou.
W.
L.
.Mackenzie
Jong
to
talk
over1
with
him
the
local
situation.
It
is
perhaps
a
little
early
for
us
to
expect
results
;
from
the
visit
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
but
unless
something
I
pretty
definite
is
heard
soon
from
the
Dominion
Government.
strenuous
efforts
will
have
to
be
made'
to
lt
Ihem
know
that
we
are
on
the
map
and
are
a
factor
to
be
reckoned
with.
While
no
.
one
believes
in
trying'
to
hurry
the
government
too
much,
the
wait
has
been
a
long
one
and
some
steps
will
have
to
be
taken
soon.
There
is
a
time
for
action
in
every
big
movement
and
that
time
may
arrive
before
long.
Danger
From
Bad
Habits
Illustrated.
Ree
keepers
tell
how
the
habit
of
stealing
grows
on
a
bee
if
it
once
starts
so
that
it
refuses
to
gather
honey
in
the
regular
'
way.
Its
habits
and
appearance
change
through
its
change
of
-
manner
of
making
a
living.
The
insect
becomes
sleek
and
sly
aud
carries
all
the
marks
of
a
rogue.
The
efforts
of
the
bee
keepers
are
devoted
to
preventing
the
bees
starting
on
the
downward
course.
Once
they
begin
to
rob
it
is
difficult
to
stop
them.
Prairie
Crops
Not
8o
Bad
As
Prophesied.
It
has
been
pointed
out
in
this
column,
often
that
we
suffer
mostly
because
of
our
fears.
The
people
on
the
prairies
were
in
a
very
bad
way
this
year,
according
to
the
early
prophets.
There
was
almost
a
scare
throughout
the
country
and
business
in
all
tines
fell
off.
Now
it
is
announced
that
the
crops
are
not
any
thing
like
as
bad
as
was
expected.
Manitoba
will
have
a
larger
crop
man
last
year
and
many
other
parts
of
the
country
will
have
.heavy
orops.
The
Fight
Is
The
Thing.
People
like
to
fight.
It
seems
part
of
their
nature.
Brit
ish
people
have
been
renowned
as
fighters
since
the
beginning
ui
men
iiisujij
uuu
iiiMui
him
iiuve
giuruieu
me
an
01
war.
Today
there
is
a
movement
in
the
onnosile
direction,
caused
largely
because
of
the
fact
that
war
has
changed
from
a
sport
to
a
numoie
siaugnier.
And
yet
the
spirit
of
contest
prevails
among
the
people
and
will
for
many
years.
We
like
to
see
a
fight
in
the
ring
between
two
wen
trained
pugilists
who
beat
each
other
up.
finn
fighting
is
pupuiar
in
me
movies,
inuians
spent
much
or
their
time
fight
jug
each
other,
before
the
advent
of
the
while
neonle.
Business
is
pretty
much
a
fight.
Contestants
war
with
eaeh
other
aud
sonietim'es
the
results
are
more
tragic
than
in
the
more
sanguinary
conflicts
of
the
past
days.
Fighting
is
bound
to
continue
lor
many
a
day
and
what
will
be
the
effect
on
the
race
11
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uisappears,
no
one
can
say.
are
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fruit
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combined
with
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into
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for
stomach,
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Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
HOW
ilo
you
do,
How
are
you
today?
Mr.
.Mars
.
WE
have
bfn
wondering
how
Ihe
girls
will
look
in
these
new
fangled
phosphorous
stockings.
I
KNOW
a
wife
that
called
her
husband
lirazil
until
he
found
oui
what
she
meant
and
then
she
just
said
"Monkey
Nut."
VERY
few
whales
would
b
caught
if
they
did
not
blow.
A
HICKTOWN
is
a
place
when-the
loafers
hang
around
the
corners
and
tell
shady
slories.
-
FEW
men
care
to
tell
where,
when
and
how
they
proposed.
They
take
so
little
joy
in
the'
event.
MOST
of
the
things
that
are
wrong
with
us
are
things
that
are
either
going
to
happen
or
not
going
lo
happen.
WHEN
a
man
begins
lo
talk
about
his
ills
he
is
old.
When
a
woman
talks
about
hers
she
is
on
dangerous
ground.
THERE
once
was
an
umpire
who
admitted
his
decision
wa?
wrong,
nut
tnai
was.
so
long
age
nobody
remembers
it.
.
-
.
THE
people
who
are
alway
growling
about
the
country
going
to
the
dogs
do
not
have
time
t
vote.
NO
sooner
does
the
Govern
l:R
ALL
merchants
believe
in
ad-,
verllsinir,
but
some
want
to
gel
it
free
of
cost.
I
LIFE
There
i:
is.
a
one
way
street.
no
turning
back.
TIME
was
when
people
driving
bor.es
cursed
auto
drivers
foi
scaring
the
animals.
Now
there
I
are
hardly
any
horses
to
scare.
-
DO
not
be
old-fashioned.
How
can
you
e.xpect
to
feed
an
auto
on
hay?
ment
clap
on
a
new
tax
than
the
municipalities
come
along
and
want
half
of
it.
That
is
one
of
Ihe
beauties
of
our
complex
democracy.
I
RELIEVE
in
democracy,
con
fusion,
injustice,
and
incoin
pelence
because
I
have
to
But
would
like
to
abolish
them
all.
IF
we
really
found
that
we
eould
talk
with
the
people
of
Mars
what
should
we
talk
about?
Just
pink
tea
chatter,
I
sup
pose.
GERMAN
GLIDER
CONTEST
FRANKFORT,
Germany.
More
than
70
entries
have
been
made
for
the
German
glider
con
test
beginning
August
30.
Swat
the
fly
with
GILLETTS
LYE
A
teaspoonful
of
Gillett's
Lye
sprinkled
in
the
Garbage
Can
prevents
flies
breeding
Ute
Cillett'
Lye
for
all
Cleaning
and
Ditlnfectlng
Cottt
little
but
lwy
effective
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
Piinco
Rupert
J
August
22,
1914.
The
Daily
News
demands
an
explanation
from
Mayor
Newton
as
to
why
.
he
remained
so
long
in
Victoria
at
the
city's
expanse
on
his
recent
trip.
An
effort
is.
being
made
In
lave
the
Grand
Trunk'
Pacific
restore
the
steamer
Prince
Ru
pert
to
coast
service.
The
Prince
John
-is
now
giving
passenger
service
between
here
anu
Vancouver.
.
The
Allied
armies
are
falling
lack
in
Belgium
with
a
concerted
'novement
to
which
is
apparently
a
defence
line.
iirusseis
was
men
up
without
a
shot
beirii?
ired.
.
PARDONS
FOR
FOOD
RIOTERS
BERLIN.
Echoes
of
Ihe
food
inls
of
1923
were
heard
io.
the
Prussian
diet
recently,
when
a
movement
was
launched
to
grant
amnesty
to
persons
convicted
for
fighting
and
creating
disturb
ances
on
an
empty
stomach.
The
bill
applies,
lo
all
food
rioters
except
in
cases
where
murder
was
committed.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
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EXHIBITS
OF
FISH
Eaton
Hotel,
Freeport,
N.S.
Editor
Daily
.Vws:
lu
your
editorial
Thursday,
July
31,
you
ait
lhre
urver
was
an
exhibit
of
fish.
I
must
tell
you
that
you
are
mislead.
Jn
the
first
exhiition
of
prince
Rupert
1912
or
1913,
1
had
an
exhibit
of
fish
and
was
told
by
some
of
the
fishermen
and
other
parties
interested
in
the
fish
business
that
it
was
the
best
I
exhibit
of
smoked
aud
cured
fish
they
ever
saw.
The
Hon.
Mr.
iKIierson,
then
minister
of
agri
culture,
gave
me
great
credit
for
the
exhibit.
He
also
had
me
s.hip
ome
of
my
product
lo
him
lo
his
home
years
after.
in
luit
or
1915
i
also
nail
a
good
exhibit,
which
was
highly
appreciated
by
everyone
who
saw
Showed
at
Toronto
In
1913
the
Dominion
government
paid
express-
charges
for
fisheries
exhibits
from
li.G.
to
Toronto
exhibition.
Members
of
the
board
of
trade
came
to
me,
I
told
them
I
would
get
an
ex
hibit
together,
although
I
had
tn
ship
my
exhibit
to
Vancouver
by
boat
and
badly
handicapped
for
transportation
Prince
Rupert
had!
Ihe
best
exhibit
from
H.ti.
Jud
Thurber
who
was
fishing
out
of
Rupert
will
tell
you
that
we
had
a
write-up
in
a
New
York,
magazine
about
that
exhibit.
I
had
Ci.
Xickerson
and
several
other
prominent
people
(a
see
that
exhibit
and
they
told
me
I
was
lining
more
to
advertise
Prince
Rupert
than
any
other
parly
had
done
although
it
cost
me
personally
quite
a
lot
of
Ijine
and
cash.
On
First
Train
The
late
President
Hays
open
ed
the
railway
in
1911,
I
put
a
good
quantity
of
my
product
on
Ihe
train
for
his
party
and
was
highly
commended
by
him
and
his
parly
on
the
product
and
had
a
letter
from
the
lale
President
Hays
personally.
R.
LeIJ,
head
of
the
Coloniza
tion
department,
who
was
one.
of
the
parly
has
been
my
personal
friemt
'since
anil
I
have
shipped
him
smoked
black
cod
to
differ
en!
parts
of
the
continent
for
his
friends
and
he
has
been
a
great
booster
for
me.
Can
be
Done
1
would
like
you
tn
look
up
your
files
of
Hie.
first
exhibition,
tyj.'
or
1913,
l
am
nol
sure
as
I
have
Ihe
records
in
Rupert
and
you
will
also
find
I
put
an
ex
hibit
in
two
years
after.
Which
proves
that
you
are
wrong
in
your
statement,
that
it
ran
be
done
if
you
have
a
man
who
knows
bow.
Would
like
to
have
credit
where
credit
is
due.
Thanking
you.
W.
3HRUHSALL.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
O.
T.
flumlal.
entertained
Wednesday
at
afternoon
tea
in
honor
of
Mr.
Liltle
and
her
guest
Mrs.
Hanion.
-4haWBhrrl
fortune
to
.
hive
his
hand
badly
crushed
while
working
at
the
mill.
He
went
down
to
Rupert
ednesday.
Ewart
Ayliff
Jefl
for
Victoria
on
Monday
io
Join
bis
wife,
and
family.
Mr.
Berger
of
Vanderhoof
who
has
been
visiting
his
sjster
Mm.
Roy
Pearson
returned
on
Mon
day.
Hen
Ager
returned
Wednesday
from
his
trip
south.
'
.
.
C.
Sparks
ami
Jackie
Sparks
were
passengers
for
the
south
on
Wednesday.
Mrs.
Akerberg
anil
child
of
Prince
Rupert
are
visiting
Mrs.
Roucl.
The
Fall
Fair
have
issued
Ihclr
annual
prize
list.
The
list
is.
long
and
there
are
a
number
of
special
prizes
ottered
by
various
individuals
and
firms.
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wilson
was
In
town
on
Tuesday.
Mrs.
Bunn
left
Monday
night
to
visit
Mrs.
Danliuuer.
Mrs.
Hanson
left
for
Smilhers
Wednesday
night.
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August
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Sockeyt
For
picnics,
ehoose
"Rupert
Brand"
Salmon.
"
A
few
tins
in
the
pantry
are
always
handy
Slock
a
supply
on
your
boat
that's
a
good
i
l't
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
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Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd;
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
intermediate
poiuts
each
Mondaj.
Thursday
and
Saturday
at
11.00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
.
Wednesday,
lO.oopm
FOR
STEWART
Friday.
10.00
P
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r.uam
ottf
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ANns
SERVICE.
8.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Masset,
Port
Clements
and
BucUI
Bay,
every
.Monday,
8.00
p.m.
For
Skldegate
and
all
ports
south
every
Wednesday'
"
8.00
p.m.
DiMrmnta
triin
nan
v
rvrror
SUNDAY.
l.ev
Prince
Muiurt
J.00
pjn.
for
PIU.NCE
OEOnOE.
En.MO.XT1.
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poiou
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sm.
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TlekM
Offlci.
B2S
Third
At-
Prlnc
Runirl.
PI""
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Children's
Shoes
OF
QUALITY
SPECIALLY
PRICED
8,1,1
$4.95
Tan
or
Hlnck
Calfskin,
.welted
soles.
('Jwni
Hurlbuls.
Hullon
only.
Sizes
1
1
lo
1W.
Ih'S"'
Jar
$0.00
and
$0.riO.;
'
S3.95
Tan
or
Hlnck
Calfskin.-
Weller
soles
HiilU"!
1
1'
8
to
10W.
Hegular
s?j1.7jj,
05c
Child's
Pnlenl
Leather
Slippers.
Pab'iit
''calhP'
10
Hoots
and
Hiibber
Soled
Sirup
Slippers.
Vid
$2.00
pair.
Family
Shoe
Store