McCuicheon's
Sole
Distributors
,
Second
Ave'
'and
Sixth
St.
LAND
ACT.
Casalar
Lind
District.
crordlnir
district
of
I'rlnce
riupert
sltuale
In
Atllii
Lake,
about
one
half
e
line
went
nr
Ainu
lowiisltf.
.
AKK
.OTICK
that
I'aul
L.
KiOfert,
of
In,
III
the
J'rovlure
or
llrlltpll
Colnrn-,
occupation
Jeweller,
Intend
to
aoiily
i
perrnlsftlon
M
uinlia
llw
following
Hribed
land;
Cumnieiirlnir
at
.post
planted
at
the
It
ti
xtliit
or
tin-
niall
Island
known
ai
Mid
Island
In
Atltn
Lake,
situated
a
ve
Ihcnce
northwest
and
on
around
r
Hlanil
following-
the
shore
line
to
the
iv
or
roniineiiccriietii;
and
conuinliifr
arreH,
more
or
Irs.
Mt.
3rd,
1634.
I
ALL
unis
r.uof.in.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6370.
fhrre
wl
be
offered
for
sale
t
Public
riion,
at
toivoi
the
4
tit
day
or
sep.
rilier.
iVH
in
the
office
of
the
DIs
rt
Forester
Sinltliers,
ll.i:.,
the
Licence
3:0.
to
it
11.000
Jarkttne
ilea
on
an
la
udjolninir
the
north
boi.ndary
of
Ut
94.
situated
.jittuaiinaieiy
v
nines
rth
and
east
of
necker
Like
Station,
riKB'
t
coast
District,
.
.
two
.
yiar
will
lie
allowed
ror
re
Vftl
or
Dottier
Provided
ausutio
unable
to
attend
the
I
to
be
owned
at
the
hour
of
auction
Iltreaiea
as
one
Did.
urmer
particulars
'if
the
cnier
Fores
tVletoiia.
B.C..
"i
Dim,
let
Forester.
c
ninert.
n.r,
TIMBER
SALE
X
6464
Sealed
TeudeM
will
I
nwalved
hv
the
Inter
or
Lands
not
later
than
noon
on
lain
oar
or
September,
ll.
ror
Uie
Tha!
of
Licence
X
BOS
I.
to
rut
SO.IiOO
It
'
tir
Sni-Hro
laml
s
nun
l-hr.liiA
Tlo
area
ulluiied
jnn
llx
aouth
Miore
of
Etn
neon
Uke
il(iKiilte
(kiilymooiit,
llanne
hree
A
arl
will
be
allowed
for
re
Ival
of
tlmlier
Fiirlliee
nartlrulaif
of
the
Chief
Fore
f.
Vlrtorla.
n.n..
lor
Dlalrlrt
Forester.
nee
mir
rf.
H
C.
NOTICE.
i
Iday.
September
19,
1924.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.PAGE
FIVE
f
r0!!
!!?ir
I
OCTOGENARIAN
I
A
v:
n
i
x
uur
orocer
s
Select
ELECTRIC
BREAD
i
kFaiU
A
minute
a
day
Is
sufficient
time
to
devote
to
this
new
method
scalp
treatment
VAN
V
BSS
Liquid
Scalp
ft
Massage-'
is
ap-II
plied
with
a
pat-
V
en
ted
rubber
ap-r-
plicator
attached
aireetlv
In
th
ittle.
The
cooling
medicament
b
fed
rectly
to
the,
hair
roots
through
flex-le
rubber
nirf.Us;
VAN
ESS
stops
Jling
hairrrovrs
npw
hair
in.
90
iys.
Ask
us
about
ovr
00-day
treat-ent
plan.
Wo
give
a
raoney-bnek
wrantec
.Gtt.
started
Mw.
VAN
S3
will
not
disappoint
von.
WILL
BE
HERE
W.
H.
Chapman
Expects
to
Terminate
His
Sixteen
Thousand
Mile
Tramp
at
Prince
Ruport
'Special
to
Daily
News)
SMITIIF.IlS,
Sept.
19.
Almost
80
years
"young"
and
tlie
spirit
of
youlli
personified,
II.
Chapman,
'who
is
hiking
across
the
continent,
arrived
here
Wed
nesday
al
5.00
p.m.
on
His
way
lo
Prince
Hupert,
where
he
will
terminate
a
walk
of
10,000
mjlcs,
Ho
is
averaging
25
miles
a
day,
Juit
expect
this
average
will
be
lessened
when
lie
"hits
the
lies".
from
Hazellim
to
Prince
Hupert
On
his
arrival
in
Prince,
Hupert
he
will
report
lo
the
mayor,
and
Mien
proceed
to
Vancouver
where
a'wager
of
$5,500
awaits
him.
He
is
20
months
ahead
of
his
schedule,
so
is
-"taking
it
easy"
from
here
on.
He
carries
official
documents
from
I
he
mayor
of
every
cily
and
town
he
has
passed
through,
as
;well
as
letters
bedring
the
official
seals
of
die
premiers
of
the
provinces.
While
here
he
is
the
guest
of
Mayor
Orchard
al
the
Hulkley
Hold.
He
left
Smithcrs
on
Thursday
morning
taking
with
him
the
good
wishes
of
the
citizens,
for
a
!tig
and
happy
life.
COLLEYMOUNf
PEOPLE
MARRIED
AT
SMITHERS
Miss
Atloe
Louise
Eastment
Be
comes
Bride
of
Delmer
Wellington
Cassldy
SM1T1IKIIS,
Sept.
19,
A
very
quiel
wedding
look
place
in
the
Union
Church,
Smilliers,
on
Wednesday,
Sept.
la,
nl
5.00
p.m.,
when
Mr.
Alice
Louise
Hast-nienl,
postmistress,
of
Coll'ey-mounl,
D.C.,
and
daughter
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
'fiolhard.
of
London.
Kugland,
and
Deliner
Wellington
Cassidy,
of
Colley-niount.
U.n.,
and
third
son
I
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Philip
Cassidy,
of
Saskatoon.
Sask..
were
united
in
u
hereby
a-ivn
that
application)
marringe
by
Itev.
M.
W.
Lees.
I
lie
made
to
the
I.erllatlve
AaMdidilfi
,ls
Elizabeth
'
Nock
.
was
s
''"U
isotire
the
l-rovince
of
Hrlllsh
Columbia
it
the,
.
I
Sewtmi
Iherenr.
ror
an
Act
niaklnK
hriipwimild,
and
L.
S.
.MCtOII
Slip-vlnon
for
l!w
itHIiir
or
ireiieral
im-1
.
,,
,,.,
riy
me
rrenuvterlau
l.liurrii
in
i;an-1
iiu
n-u
nn-
I.
the
Methodist
Umrrh
and
Hh
Con-1
-i
i,
,.,
I1IV
,.,iniile
"will
make
ntlinal
Uniri'liim
nr
Canada.
In
the!
'
.
.
.,..
id
:hurh
of
cinkda;
ror
the
hoidiur.
,
jheir
home
tit
Colleymount
where
k
ami
adiulnlFtrallon
or
the
prnperty
or,.,
enterlnr
the
union
or
the'
Mr.
(.assulj
r.,iAv
U
s
onrn"pil
engaged
in
in
rancll-iifrcmillnnf
i.iiilii
Id
hn-iic-
tij
rnrin
the
I'nlled
CJuirfli
;
(Canada,
ami
for
Hie
holitlntr
of
the
"T
lrt;
if
fiiii-ren,.lrtii
votlnir
not
to
ur
therein
for
'tlm
trusts-
relallnr
to
perai
and
oiirrekallonal
properly;
and
ine
vaminir
oi
inr
i
ll
Into
err!
i
t
paied
at
Victoria,
,
PrltUll
Columhla.
If
kill
day
or
SenieiiAier,
A.b,
lt.
(
I
KMIIIII
K
.!
lll.Ul".
IJU
Lanrley
Street,
Victoria.
B.C.
On
livjitrf
f
the
applicants;
MOT
only
for
regular
meaU
but
alio
on
Special
occaaioni
lerve
Kraft
Cheese.
Society'
moit
notable
hostenei
declare
Kraft
Cheese
dishea
a
distinctive
feature
on
the
dinner
menu.
For
afternoon:
afUiri
nothing
la
so
appropriate.
Send
for
Booklet
with
scores
of
dainty
tested
recipe.
TtorJnd
nowaso
Mrs.
Cnssiily
is
jusl
liacK.
irom
Kngland
where
she
enjoyed
a
year's
holiday
in
London
and
the
rounly
of
Somerset,
'
Advertise
in
the
Dall."
News.
-.J
sw
mwi
u
i
m
sbv
a
m
rie
Acme
of
Sweet
'
Perfection!
The
Autpcrftt
of
the
Candy
vVorld.
PURDY'S
CANDY
A
Toothsomo
Delight
in
a
Boauliful
Hox.
Hole
Agents
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
,
-
WE
CASH
CHEQUE8.
THANKSGIVING
AT
SMITHERS
Service
Conducted
In
Union
Church
Was
Well
Attended:
Mrs.
Bennett
Sang
SMITH
KIIS,
Sopl.
19.
The
an-nual
thanksgiving
service,
was
held
jn
the
Union
Church
on
Sun-
lay
last.
The
church
which
was
packed
to
capacity,
was
beautifully
decorated
for
the
occasion,
the
delicate
tints
and
flaunting
hues
of
the
flowers,
blending
admirably
with
the
amber-colored
grains
and
grasses
of
the
field.
The
north
ami
south
walls
were
covered
wilh
grains,
grasses
and
shrubbery,
most
tastefully
arranged,
while
from
the
plat
form
and
pulpit
was
emitted
the
sweet
fragrance
of
hundreds
of
blooms.
It
was
a
most
beauti
ful
display,
the.
like
of
which
has
never
been
seen
in
town
before.
In
keeping
wilh
the
occasion
Itev.
M.
VYL
I.ees
preached
an
able
and
inspiring
sermon.
Special
emphasis
was
laid
on
the
necessity
of
our
recognizing
the
natural
and
inherent
good
in
each
and
every
individual
and
fostering
this
inherent
good.
A
choir
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
YV.
F.
Hbyer,
augmented
by
the
Oray
Orchestra,
rendered
special
music.
Mrs.
S.
H.
Dennett
sang
"A
Dream
of
Paradise."
SMITHERS
PEOPLE
ARE
ENTERTAINED
BY
VISITING
GEOLOGISTS
SMITIIKHS,
Sept.
19.
Dr.
0.
Hanson,
Dominion
geologist,
and
Mrs.
Hanson,
were
hosts
at
a
most
delightful
parly
held
in
the
honie
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
S.
Millar,
Third
Ave.,
on
Tuesday
night,
in
honor
of
Messrs.
tunning
and
Harton,
assistants
lo
Dr.
Hanson,
Who
are
shortly
leaving
for
I
heir
homes
in
Vancouver.
There
was
a
roost
repr'esenta-
ill),
ttlllt'l
HK
llir
Jf,IHIIH
in
w-
Iple,
of
the
town,
who
completely
"(filled
the
spacious
residence
at
i
Iheir
disposal.
I
riantes.
sonis.
miisic
and
Ianc-
ing,
were
all
in
order,
afler
a
templing
lunch
had
beers
served.
CHALCOPYRITE
ORE
ON
HUDSON
BAY
MOUNTAIN
SMITH
HltS.
Sept.
19.
John
Walt
has
made
a
notable
discovery
of
chalcopyrile
ore
on
one
of
his
mineral
claims.
'
The
scene
of
bis
find
is
on
Ihe
Walt
Oroup',
on
the
south
slope
of
the.
Hudson
Day
The
vein
is
three
feet
wide,
and
is
in
sjghl
for
a
considerable
dis
tance
on
Hie
surface.
So
far
no
assays
have
been
made
for
gold
or
silver
which
will
probably
run
high,
as
copper
ore
in
the
section
referred
lo
assays
usually
as
high
as
Galena.
SMITHERS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Dannisler
have
returned
from
Iheir
honey
moon
and
have
taken
up
their
residence
on
Second
Avenue.
H.
Daird,
Inspector
of
Munici
palities,
is
in
town
in
his
olllcial
eapacily.
C.
Kelley
has
reopened
bis
meat
market
on
Ihe
corner
of
Main
a(M
Broadway.
a
A
son
was
bom
al
tho
Bulkley
Valley
District
Hospital
on
Sep-leinber
II
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D
Hoops,
of
Telkwa.
-
-
It
is
reported
that
J.
V
Dulhie
will
arrive
in
Suiilhers
at
tho
end
of
the
current
month
in
con
nection
wilh
hi
mining
interests
in
Ibis
pari
of
Ihe
province.
Dr.
0.
Hanson,
Dominion
Gov
ernment
.Geologist.''
is
al.
present
oil
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
looking
over
Ihe
claims
of
II.
Thompson
nix
I
D.
Lainont.
These
properties
are
on
t
lint
side
f
Hie
'
mountain
facing
Lake
Kathlyii.
Al
Ihe
regular
monthly
meeting
oMhe
Ladies'
Aid
of
Ihe
Union
Church
held'
in
the
home
of
Mrs,
P.
Chnpman,
Alfred,
St.,
it
was
decided
lo
hold
tho
An
nual
Thanksgiving
Dinner
on
November
lb,
November
20
was
the
data
selected
for
the
Annual
Church
Bazaar.
s
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
C0RBY31
canaoiaU
VVVHIirT
(i
ij
f
y
$
E5TABUSHEO
l
i
j
Nitt
HALF
A
COr,
J
liiilllf
Corhis-The
QuolityWhiskij
of
Canada-is
found
wherever
a
ood
whisky
is
appre
ciated
-
since
1859
Boiiled
in
Bond
under
Dominion
Government
Supervision
4-24
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
Ihe
Government
oC
British
Columbia.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Mitchell,
who
are
spending
a
two
month
vaca
tion
on
their
ranch
at
Foresldale,
motored
into
town
at
the
week-
n,
to
allend
to
business
mai
lers,
and
returned
lo
l
orestdale
or
a
further
lasle
of
Ihe
great
outdoors
before
sellling
down
for
the
winter.
...
.
The
fact
of
the
grouse
being
more
numerous
since
the
beginning
of
Ihe
week
is
explained
by
J.
J.
Beesley
returning
lo
Prince
Rupert
on
Monday.
Jack
has
betwi
holidaying
hero
for
the,
past
two
weeks,
and
Incidentally
paeking
aroumL
a
miniature
cannon
in
Ihe
shape
of
a
shotgun.
Ho
made
several
good
bags
"which
'
sub
slantialed
his
prowess
in
the
field.
Mr.
Beasley'aud
children
are
remaining-
for
a
longer
period
at
the
homo
of
her
motlr,
Mrs.
F.
H.
Pago
The
many
friends
of
Mrs.
B.
Kidd
will
regret
to
learn
of
her
return
to
Ihe
hospital
hero..
Mrs.
Kidd
has
been
sulTeringi
from
a
severe
indisposition
for
some
lime,
which
it
i
hoped
a.
course
of
treatment
will
eradicate.
Considerable
activity
is
now
evident
on
Iho
well-known
Cas
cade
Group,
the.
properly
of
.
S.
Miller
and.
M.
K.
I.eBianc,
slluat
ed
four
miles
from
Mini
tiers
on
Ihe
HudsfS'n
Bay
Mountain..
crew
of
men.
has
slarled
work
on
a
local
ion
wiierc
no
worK
has
been
done
heretofore.
Already
Ihey
ate
Jaking
out
ore.
of
good
value,
which
Increases
us
the
work
progresses.
s.
'
-.V
-
.
v
V
Ockleshaw'Iias
relurned
to
town
from
a
vacation
pent
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
.
M.
Gonzales,
of
Prilico
Iluperl
is
in
Iowa
on
legal
business.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
0.
Windt
ami
family
have
moved
Into
Iheir
new
residence
on
tho
Lake
Ku.lh-
lyn
road.
j
S.
Marsh
of
Topley,
sleered
the
Irusly
"Henry"
into
town
on
Wednesday.
Sam
reports
the
roads
in
good
shape
between
Burns
Lake
and
here.
Stephen
Jones,
Grand
Master
of
the
Grand
Lodge
of
British
Columbia
of
the
A.F.
&
A.M.
ac
companied
by
1I..J.
Scott
and
H.
Baird,
is
in
I
own.
He
is
on
his
olllcial
visit
through
the
country
and
will
bo
loyally
entertained
by
the
local
Masonic
Lodge.
Wni.
Grant
of
Hazellon.
Is
in
lownson
business.
Oilier
visitors
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1).
W.
Pralt
of
Skeena
Crossing.
B.C.
.
TELKWA
A
number
of
Telkwaltes
drove
lo
Houston
on
Saturday
to
attend
Ihe
local
fair.
Miss
Irene.
Gilmour
and
Miss
F.
McLean
of
Hound
Lako
were
Ihe
guests
of
Mrs.
Mapleton
over
Saturday
and
Sunday.
Mrs.
Canipliell
whose
homo
is
in
Kastern
uanaua,
nas
ueen
vlsiling
her
daughter
Mrs.
P.
Slavin.
Miss
Helen
Finney
who
is
re
turning
lo
vanderlioor
atlcr
a
holiday
at
Ihe
coasl,
is
spending
a
few
iays
hero
as.
the
guest
of
Mrs.
J.
Armishaw
at
Iho
Telkwa
Hotel.
-
Busy
fanners
aro
threshing
Iheir
grain
which
in
somo
places
has
been
quito
good.
4
The
Womens'
Gomnutnlly
Club
of
Hound
Lake
has
been
busy
in
preparation
for
the
Harvest
Dance
which
is,
to
bo
held
on
September
2
1.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle-September
3,
6,
16,
26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
September
1,
12,
22
8.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
BuUdat),'
Swanson
Bayf
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
.
Fall.
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-
AeVA
cduver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
8:reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Vacuum
Bottles
Keep
Contents
Hot
or
'Cold
Use
it
to
put
Rally's
Food
in
at
nights.
Splendid
Value,
75c.
EMULSIFIED
COCOANUT
OIL
SHAMPOO
A
shampoo
that
gives
the
hair
lone
and
vigor
and
easily
cleanses
Iho
scalp.
Regular
price
50e.
Special,
25c.
ORMES
LIMITED
THE
REXALL
STORE.
Phones
82
and
200.
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AND
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