Thursday,
July
10,
1021.
For
every
wash-day
method
is
ideal
for
any
wash-day
RINSO
method
you
use.
You
do
not
have
to
change
any
of
your
usual
steps
just
use
Rinse
where
you
used
to
use
ordinary
soap.
If
you
like
to
boil
your
white
cottons,
Rinso
will
give
you
just
the
safe
cleansing
suds
you
need
in
the
boiler.
If
you
use
a
washing
machine,
follow
the
advice
of
the
big
washing
machine
manufacturers
use
Rinso.
Just
soaking
with
this
new
Jcind
of
soap
loosens
all
the
dirt
until
a
single
rinsing
leaves
the
clothes
clean
and
spotless.
However
you
do
your
wash,
make
it
easy
by
using
Rinso.
Rinsn
ii
sold
ij
all
grocers
and
department
stores
If
you
use
a
Washing
Machine,
took
your
clothes
in
the
Rinso
suds
as
usual.
In
the
morning
add
more
Rinso
solution
and
tsorl(
the
machine.
Then
rinse
and
dry
Jwu
Trill
have
a
clean
sir
ret
snon
-
nhile
a
ash.
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
TORONTO
R-a-M
Extraction
of
Teeth
During
Hie
siinmu
t
m...:,h
,;
i-
.
U
is.dile
to
have
(he
TEETH
dial
slimiM
Ik-
.
!
,m.
,
,
removed
and
preparu-t
ion
will
lie
made
tin
PLATES
or
BRIDGEWORK
before
Ihe
winter
month-
et
in.
Pain
will
be
eliminated.
I
need
no
recommendation
to
you.
Your
friends
and
neighbors
are
my
patients.
ASK
THEM.
Dr.
JOS.
MAGUIRE
-
DENTIST.
Prjone
575.
Get
Your
Appointment
Today.
Smith'
Block.
KODAK
SERVICE
W'e
are
now
having
our
Knlni'Kements
made
on
the
new
1.5
Kastman
enlarging,
machine,
which
gives
the
best
possible
picture
from
.your
negative
nnd
the
price
is
low,
too!
See
snm'jde
en-largemenls
in
our
window.
Films
left
in
our
store
before
noon,
will
be
developed'
correctly,
printed
properly
and
ready
for
you
by
six
o'clock
the
same
day.
Wo
have
Kodaks,
Brownies,
Films
and
all
Accessories.
ORMES
PI:
LTD.
The
Rexall
Store
ones
-
200
and
82
Ask
Your
Grocer
for
Electric
Bread
and
Cakes
Local
and
Personal
B.C.
Undertakers.
Hayuers,
Undertakers.
351.
Phone
41.
JJasvbatl
tonight
at
0.15.
vs.
S.O.C.
Phone
tf
Gil's
Prince
Hupert
Annual
Exliibi
lion,
September
9
to.
13.
If
Friday
and
Saturday
Special
Mats
ami
H'ujrs
at,
reduced
prices
l
Tile's!
lot
The
westbound
train
due
this
afle'rnoun
at
1
o'clock
is
reported
on
time.
Washable
rag
mats
at
bargain
prices
at
Tile's
Friday
and
Saturday
only.
101
Father
Godfrey
arrived
from
Ocean
Falls
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
yesterday
after
noon.
The
Hupert
Table
Supply
Ct
was
fined
$10
in.
the
police
court
this
Mui'iiing
for
mi
infraction
of
I
lie
street
by-law.
Provincial
Constable
Ponder
and
Mrs.
Ponder
ed
on
Ihe
Prince
George
It.
P
day
afternoon
after
bavin?
companied
prisoners
soulh.
ac-
The
contract
for
the
resliing-
ling
of
King
Edward
.School
has
been
let
by
the
school
board
to
1'.
Knss
Mackay
whose
bid
for
Ihe
job
was
$7I'..50.
Other
tenderers
were:
John
S.
Nelson,
if
1
025;
K.
II.
Sbockley.
1300;
Tom
(iosnell
(Port
Simpson)
$1500;
C.
K.
Ylreberg,
7(55;
Mitchell
&
Currie,
I25;
A.
SI.
Louis
(Smitliers;),
$3.00
per
lliousand,
board
to
furnish
material.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Abraham
Liusin,
(5ra-bain
Avenue,
W'rslview,
at
the
Prince
Hupert
(ieneral
Hospital
on
.luly
III.
22
CO
for
ever
tde
Recipe
calls
for
Pitlk
Because
it
is:
pure
and
good
safe
and
clean
11
I
economical
1
1
I
cjsy
to
keep
1
1
I
easy
to
order
l
St.
Charles
Recipe
Beck
Fret
Writs
1
The
Borden
Co.
?n
Limited
A
II
eAnCUUVER
I)
'
ST.C.'U-K
THE
DAILY
KHWB.
PAQH
TfllllE
1
from
all
other
laxative!
and
reliefs
for
Defective
Elimination
Constipation
Biliousness
The
action
of
Nature's
Remedy
(Wf
Tablets)
is
more
natural
and
thorough..
The
effects
will
be
a
revela
tion
you
will
feel
so
good.
Make
the
test
You
will
appreciate
this
difference.
Utmd
For
Ovr
Thirty
Yoora
Chips
off
the
Old
Block
rfl
JUNIORS
-Little
I
Th
aama
NT
In
one-third
d
candy-coated.
For
children
end
d
rfl
I
doeee,
I
adult
I
a-J
SOLO
BY
TOUR
DRUGGIST
JST
METHODIST
GIRLS
OFF
FOR
SIMPSON
Leaving
Early
Tomorrow
Morn-;
ing
on
Their
Annual
Camping
Trip
The
Canadian
Girls
in
Training
are
leaving
on
their
annual
summer
camping
excursion
to
Port
SiniDsoii
on
the
novven
boat
(preparations
for
the
reception
H.
S.
Hum,
who
is
leaving
for
of
the
party
and
Mrs.
T.
Ross
H
ere
an
dThi
ere
In
response
to
the
appeal
of
the
University
of
Bishop's
College,
Len
noxville.
Que.,
for
$500,000,
to
meek
present
needs,
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
hat
supported
the
plea
by
subscribing
$15,000
to
the
fund.
Canada
will
soon
be
the
mecca
of
many
moving
picture
director,
according
to
Herbert
Brenon,
producer
for
Thomas
Meighan,
who
recently
arrived
at
Banff
to
film
the
big
outdoor
scenes
for
James
Oliver
Cur-wood's
-The
Alaskan."
The
fish
catch
of
the
world
approximates
$1,000,000,000
a
year
in
its
cost
to
the
consumer,
of
which
$780,000,000,
goes
to
those
who
harvest
it,
statistics
furnished
by
the
United
States
Fish
Commission
The
value
of
the
tourist
traffic
to
Canada
is
proved
by
figures
supplied
by
the
Parks
Department
of
the
Dominion
Government,
which
show
that
the
enormous
sum
of
$136,000,000
was
pent
by
tourists
in
this
country
in
1923.
This
represents
the
Dominion's
fourth
largest
source
of
foreign
cash
income.
On
her
arrival
at
Quebec,
lun
14.
the
Canadian
Pacific
steamship
"Empress
of
France"
broke
the
record
for
the
fastest
time
made
between
that
port
and
Southampton,
England,
from
which
she
sailed,
having
maintained
an
average
speed
of
over
19
knots.
This
vessel
also
holds
the
record
for
the-
run
between
Quebec
and.
Liverpool.
Arrangement
for
the
Pageant
of
Empire,
to
be
held
at
the
British
Empire
Exhibition
July
.21-August
30,
are
now
rapidly
completing.
Episodes
showing
the
history
of
Canada
and
the
other
Dominions
as
Towcn
a,.
Capt,
J.
Field,
early
lo-Pv
?
Mother
Country
from
iir:in!fP!.w.i.'
HirMiin
vvHll
hnlmnrrovv
innrninir
'Hip
narlv.
will
f"f
"
me
present
amy
..'.
.
.
,
,
.
,
i-,-,
v---
are
Deing
organned
with
the
assUt-
lield
i
at
Dimity
'Island
instead
of
,debark
at
(ieorgelovvii
and
will,ance
of
prominent
residents
of
the
luawell
as
.advertised.
Hoats
walk
(lie
eight
miles
to
Port;
Dominion
now
in
London,
leave
Cow
Hay
all
day.
'Dance
in'ijimpson.
'Miss
I.
Haddock,
dea
Metropolc
Hall
tf
lo
12
sion
50.
Admis-
coness
of
(he
Methodist
Church,
102
will
leave
in
advance
to
make
Hon.
J.
E.
Perrault.
Minister
of
Colonization.
Mints
and
Fisheries
for
the
Province
of
Quebec,
on
his
return
from
a
recent
extensive
trip
to
the
Temisraming
district
of
that
province,
stated
emiu
tnat
vnew
.there
.lucre
were
were
Ihe
soulh
......
tomzht,
gave
the
..
ad-Mackay
.
Ur
i
will
in
accompany
ii
the
girls
i
over
2.000
omsnectors
exDlorine-th-
ilress
at
the
Rotary
club
lun-
tomorrow
morning.
The
person-
gold-fields
of
Quebec
and
at
least
cheon
today
taking
as
his
sub-'nel
of
the
party
includes
the
mjon
dollars
would
be
eipended
jeel
"The
Future
,fc.n
cf
Misses
Jean
Maekay.
Evelyn
Dal-
Iffi,,
"
SsS?
Education."
'
.by,
Alice
.Nelson.
Wadeal
Mussal-
lent.
Irene
Morrison.
Cathie
Ir-!
According
to
figures
prepared
by
Mrs.
Hen
Self
who
has
been
to
vine,
field
Sims
and
Nellie
Our-
fsjiXSrl
Winnipeg
attending
the
Itoyal
vlcli.
Miss,
Haddock
and
Mrs.
I.
grain
movement
via
Vancouver
Purple
convention,
returned
(in
Ho.
MacWay.vviJl
"
'
have
charge
of
reached
a
total
of
48,971,930
bushels
he
steamer
Prince
(ieorge
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Self
also
visited
in
nellingham
and
Seattle.
Frank
ltalagno.
cellist
in
the
Itoyal
Victoria
Theatre.
Victoria,
will
arrive
towards
the
end
of
(lie
week
from
Ihe
south
to
spend
several
weeks
visiting
in
the
rily
willi
his
brothers.
Charles
and
W
illiam
ltalagno.
ROSS
MACKAY
GETS
Tender
of
$719.50
for
llnq
King
Edward
School
Accepted
by
Board
M
.
.
A
a
.
...
the
party
whilnat
Port
lmison.
?n
.I1.
i?ri'.5omP.red
Wltn
MRS.
SARAH:
BRADBURY
after
an
illness
of
six
months.
SCHOOL
BOARD
JOB
Ul
",e
''nT1;.
w",
i"?
rTd
.city
for
the
past
fourteen
year..
Us
survived
by
two
married
,,,rs
ii
t.
n,.niu.iirv
Kirili
Avenue
West,
and
Mrs.
Aiders
of
Juneau.
The
funeral
will
take
place
from
the
lt.C.
Undertakers'
chapel
on
Sal
unlay
afternoon
lo
Fair-view
cemetery.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
Cleveland
3-0;
Philadelphia
1-3
SI.
Louis
1-0,
lloslon
5-5.
Detroit
5-2.
Washington
2-1.
Chicago
8.
New
York
0.
National
League
Hoston
0,
Pittsburg
3.
Philadelphia
3,
Cincinnati
6.
Other
games
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
Digby
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
Island
Cloudy,
Hull
Harbor
Overcasl,
calm;
baronn;ter
30.12;
lempi'taturo
51;
nioderate
swell;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer,
Oriffco
bound
from
Nnnoose
Hay
for
Anyox
222
miles
from
Anyox;
8.15
p.m.
spoke
steamer
venture
arriving
Hardy
Hay
northbound.
Noon
May
31,
1923.
In
each
Instance
the
ngures
cover
me
crop
year
com
mencing
September
1st
The
in
mm
1X1
UACniTil
fres
'
"""for
31,584,215
uiLu
in
nuoriiAL,
Dusneis
er
p
cent.
I
.
.
:
-
Enthusiastic
celebration.
IaaV
Had
Lived
In
Olty
Fourteen
Years
place
at
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
and
is
Survived
by
Two
Married
Daughters
The
death
occurred
in
(ieneral
Hospital
last
night
the
of
Mrs.
Sarah
Hradbury,
aged
52.
B.C.,
when
the
special
service
sauad.
ron
or
tne
Koyal
Navy,
headed
by
H.M.S.
Hood,
the
largest
warship
In
the
world
and
flagship
of
the
squadron,
visited
those
places
recently.
The
squadron
is
expected
on
the
Atlantic
seaboard
in
August,
when
efforts
will
be
made
by
Canadians
on
that
coast
to
outdo
the
Pacific
cities
in
the
warmth
of
the
welcome
they
extend.
The
an-ticipations
are
that
thousands
of
visitors
will
gather
at
Quebec
and
elsewhere
to
demonstrate
their
affection
for
the
officers'
and
men
of
the
fleet.
"You
may
say
that
Canada
Is
becoming
more
and
more
interesting
to
Englishmen
and
before
long
additional
English
capital
will
be
used
here
in
the
development
of
industries.
I
am
very
optimistic
and
I
believe
that
we
are
now
progressing
towards
an
era
of
unprecedented
prosperity.
What
we
need
more
than
all
now
is
the
immigration
of
gwd
men
who
will
become
an
asset
to
this
country,"
declared
Sir
John
Aird
President
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
on
his
return
from
Europe
recently
aboard
the
Canadian
Pacific
steamship
"'Empress
of
France,"
If
you
find
you
cannot
get
the
daily
News
regularly,
call
in
anu
subscribe
for
it
and
have
it
delivered
to
vour
home.
tf
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
the
Mailer
of
the
AJniliiistratiun
Act;
i:ilin
1,111
naroineier
ou.jj;
temperature
ul;.
Sweeney,
IiereaseU
Intestate,
sea
smooth;
11.30
p.m.
spoke
I)r"k
ilTe
Z
stnamcr
Prince
Jo.hn
abeam
.ffitrVfivVVVhe
VVXUTZ
Iriplo
Island
boiillll
for
Nllidspil:
swn-ney.
ilcrt'ised.
and
all
parties
having;
...
.
rlalni
aralnst
thn
fld
estate
liere
u
H
...-.L-,.
i..r-'
t
i
are
p.m.
spoke
tug
Lome
irtirnnt
ty
rvqulrrd
to
rurnlsh
same,
property
White
Hock
bound
for
Cantninsi.
'"VJ-
J'1
".
0"!'.r
l"efre.the
fih
day
Cove.
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
ciilm;
barometer
30.15;
tcinpera-,ture
52;
sea
snioblh.
i
aukuii,
a.ii.
lvri,
ana
an
paroes
m-
firmed
to
the
estate
are
required
to
tay
ihe
anmimt
of
llielr
lndoLiedness
to
me
fdrlliwlth.
WALTER
T.ALE.
Arllnfr
orrirlal
Administrator,
1'rlnce
Itupert.
B.C.
haled
thU
nth
day
or
July.
tf.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
COLUMBIA.
Ill
slennier
Oriffco
tluo
Anyox
0
p.m.
forthwith
norltiboundf
Dead'
Tree
I'oinl
Cloudy,
calm:
baromeler
30.
1G;
tenipera-Itlre
57;
sea
smooth:
noon
out
I'rinee
.John
southbound.
Hull
Harbor
Clear,
fresh
northwest
wind;
barometer
30.13;
temperature
CO;
light
swell;
9.30
a.m.
spoke
Venture
entering
Milbauk
Sound
northbound.
BRITISH
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
tl
Matter
or
the
Estate
nf
Potiald
J.
McDIarmld,
Deces.ed;
Intestate
TAKE
.NOTICE
thxt
hr
onler
tf
IIU
IKiiior
r.
Veil.
Youna-,
made
ihls
3rd
dav
ir
July.
A.M.
Mil,
I
was
appointed
Artlnir
Administrator
or
the
estate
ot
Donald
John
'MacDIarmld.
deceased,
and
all
nartlfts
har-
IftV
r
I
.
I
n
.
u
.In.l
lh.
..M
..lit.
.
k.M.
I
lipby
Island
:
(Uoildy,
calm;
by'
required
to
rumlsh
"same,
properly
.verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
sin
ImiTimnlnx
naiomeier
to
'II
I
.,..,.....
i
...
day
jii.ji,
lenipeialuro.or
Auwst,
a.d,
vh,
and
ail
parties,
in-
f.n
d.in
Uiii...IIi
41
I
r:
i.
debted
to
thi
ustatp
in
rpnnlniri
tn
ruiv
r
,.
--."
.v....
.v.-
ii.iii.
spuK
tne
,n,,mt
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
WALT
Eft
OAI.E.
Actlnr
Offlrlal
Administrator,
iTince
nuperi,
uji.
tlil
mh
dav
of
Jnlv.
tt?.
rCZEMA
You
are
Dot
when
you
use
Dr.
Tk
rM.
0
luir
IVIiaao
tnent
for
Eczema
and
Sktn
Irrtta-
ktlonj.
it
relieves
at
ones
and
(radu-&11V
he&U
thn
Bkln
KamnU
hnf
Itr
Chase's
Ointment
free
It
you
nicnUon
this
paper
and
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A9.nl.
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