Monday.
June
0,
1024.
Enlightened
Temperance
Opinion
realizes
'hat
moderate
re-lriclions
itf
the
liipmr
industry
nrc
more
effifaeinus
than
Hie
i)ralic
form
iiieiiliilal
In
Intal
riihllij
tt)ii.
Tin'
cniiiihiplinn
nf
IikIiI
Ihht
ii
twlr
cleanly
nmlilinus
breeds
u
temperate
people.
THE
BEER
PLEBISCITE
IS
B.C.'s
OPPORTUNITY.
The
currying
of
Hie
plebiscite
menus
tin
jntrndtirtiuu
nf
iiiiHlrr.il
law
wilh
proper
safeguards;
I
In-
npimrliiiiily
nf
(lie
1
1
red
workman
mi
thofit
lint
siinijiier
days
In
secure,
a
cooling
-
i
refreshing
pla
nf
Ihht
with
hi
lunch;
the
npmrtiini(y
i!
lie
liMirit
In
gel
a
mildly
stimulating
and
palatable
gla
i
beer
en
mull-
imdcnd'nf
Hauling
r
paper
sack
nf
a
ilnzen
"H'ft
nf
lukewarm
beer.
I.
H.t..
mild
brew
lake
Hit'
place
nf
Hie
stronger
impnrted
ii:
UK'"
'mil
keep
nur
money
al
11111111.
Here'
an
eminent
opinion
on
beer.
Sir
James
one
of
Great
Britain's
most
notable
physicians,
writes!
"The
comparatively
small
quantity
of
alcohol
contained
in
beer
relaxes
the
nerves
of
the
man
tired
from
physics!
or
mental
labor.
It
diverts
his
thought
in
another
direction
and
relieves
the
pressure
of
his
daily
cares
without
doing
harm
to
his
Internal
organs.
In
a
word,
the
healthy
man
gains
fresh
vigo
from
a
few
glasses
of
beer
dally."
Vote
for
Beer
by
the
Glass
MODERATION
LEAGUE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Gordon
Ross,
Sec'y,
Some
folk
ilon1!
pet
all
Ihe
wear
.world
nil'
of
'
Ilial
i
tiilile
111
III'
opin-iiiu
of
hainty
Dorothy
There
are
some
men
and
women
of
her
acquaintance
she
ways
are
very
neglectful
when
it
comes,
lo
takhrx
an
Imeiilory
of
their
wardrobes.
She
believes
that
our
cleaning
is
one
of
thn
bijr-Vfsl
home
Having
helps
ever
established.
You'll
he
in-rlinrd'
to
agree
wild
her
after
you
investigate,
our
wnrlh.
PHONE
8
$Ti$
60X392
plillllllll
RUPERT
jCTrMmiunii
LIQUOR-CONTROL
PLEBISCITES
ACT.
flOCLAATIOX
OF
HITORNINQ
OFFICCR
PROVINCE
or
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
In
Ui
SKICNA
(Ucurtl
OUtflcU
TO
WIT-
ri
HLlc
Sotice
it
tirliy
rt
Um
jClM'lnr
of
tb
Khtrlural
Onlrlrl
af.rrali
'
iiiat
I
lut
rvrviml
III
Wrll
lu
Iiih
dirrrtrd.
and
iMnnir
data
iih-
lull)
day
,
,.r
Mar.
Ittl,
nmuiiaudMir
nm
lo
u
IlK
fiillnKIDi
qiifslluii.
nanirljr:-
Da
iou
apprata
af
tha
aala
af
kaar
hi
tha
glut
in
licantta
pramlaaa
wlthoul
a
bar
unatr
Oattrnmtnl
control
and
1
ragulatlanT
ho
I
atitiinlllad
arrurdmr
In
law
In
llv
llwlur.
fiiialiflfd
Ii.
v..lf
fur
llir
rlwllmi
lur
a
luruibrr
(if
U
ldnUtltre
Avurnibly
;
f..r
the
Urrli.ral
Dl'lrtrl
I
.rTMlil.
and.
!
further
tint
In
ii!iImIIM
In
IIm
till)
Writ
la
lill
thall
liv
if-n
at
rlflil
o'rlnrk
In
Inn
rnrriKNin
ana
tnaii
nr
.-nirti
mi
rrii
oriole
in
inn
trirnnxm
on
iw
iiim
air
of
Junn.
Itfl,
for
KkliK
and
rnrrlnmr
lb
rulra
of
Inn
mm
llrriwrt
In
narii
toll-lur
dlvltlmi
of
thn
Klrrlnral
HMrlrt
alurr
at"l
al
Mm
mtrlvn
lrn
rilktlnr:
P0LLINO
DIVISIONS.
Pnlnilatn
Mltln
i.tnyi.n
U.ndarvaln
Morlrrtin
Ida
Won
'
llairltim
'
C.iiwr
Clly
Farirm
Itiuililn
Mlnrl
Horl
Exlnilon
ll:vnl.vir
Itrnm
lilrnlann
llowid
.llanall
nnna
f.pittlnir
'llatPlum
Snilllmra
,Mtanrt
untli
llatnllnn
'klllniat
!iirr
Inlet
kiuiiinkalum
Smanauo
Day
ki'film
Tnlkwa
l.omn
Crtxk
Trrraon
ttk
(if
hlrh
all
rT.ni
am
bnrt'by
m-qnlrrd
Ukn
n-.ttra
ar.d
to
pivcrn
Ihrio-..ilvi.a
ariMinlinalv.
I
oivkn
umtrr
liiy
band
al
llaivlmn,
ll.C,
ith
Twain
iin
aty
r
May,
ivt.
!
J
IS.
Tl
RNBIIl.t..
HillS&
Underwood
London
Diy
Gin
Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
$3.25
per
Bottlo.
J
This
nilverUsemeiit
is
nut
published
or
display
ed
by
the
Liqiior
Control
Hoard
or
!y
tli
(loveniineiit
of
British
Columbia.
SMKERGIN
IS
PLEASED
Ilnlurninr
nrrirrr.
WITH
OUTLOOK
FOR
HIS
RE
ELECTION
Hon.
A,
M.
Mantort
Will
RWrn
from
Ocan
Falls
llavin?
mine
ilown
Portland
L'inal
frui
Auyox
on
a
Kashnal,
linn.
A.
M.
Maiison
attorney
iteii-
oral,
und
11.
F.
Kergin.
M.I..A.
for
Alliu,
raiivhl
the
n
I
earner
Prince
(iforiri-
at
Hampden
Point
ami
ar
rived
in
the
city
on
Saturday
cveuimr.
.Mr.
Mausnu
continued
IhrniiKli
to
Ocean
Falls
nn
the
steamer
and
etpccls
In
he
hack
here
nn
Wednesday
when
he
will
f.'n
llirtmli
In
bis
constituency.
Mr.
Kerjrin
ntaytil
fiver
here
and
returned
to
Alice
Arm
nn
the
Cardena
lal
nittht."
Mr.
Ker.'iu,
speakinp
la-1
night
a
he
riitiletl,
said
lie
was
very
pleased
wilh
the
priet
for
Int
i-e-clcelinn
iu
Atlin
ennslit
ueney.
The
people
there
are
realizing
Hie
good
ptprvire
thai
has
tieeil
Ifiven
lliem
,y
Ihe
Liberal
unt
eminent.
PACOH
BI-PRODUCTS
.1.
PLANT
BEING
PUT
IN
SHAPE
TO
RUN
AGAIN
liratiani.
who
will
manage
I
lie
hn:
bi-pmduct
plant
al
I'aenfi,
Morextiy
Island,
which
iin
ltd
til
hy
Alvo
vou
AlveiKle.
Im'ii
and
which
is
being
reojiened
hy
Hie
Sea
I'rodueU
Ltd..
a
new
Vancouver
concern,
is
in
the
rily.
lie
arrived
from
the
Queen
Char-lolle
llail
ye.lerday
hy
I
lie
Prince
John
and
will
an
oulh
lo-niKhl.
'
Ten
men
are
now
working
al
I'oenfl
felling
Hie
plant
in
hape
after
it
Utnx
peritHl
of
Mlenr
tluriiii;
Ihe
pa!l
yrar
or
mi.
W
ithin
the
nel
Iwn
inonlli
it
i
perpil
Ilial
it
will
he
in
opera-
lion
aain.
I'ili
meal
ami
oil
and
other
marine
hi-prndurU
will
he
turned
out.
PilciianW.
dnz
fUh
and
oilier
fid
Ilial
alxiuml
nenrhy
and
olTal
from
raunerie
will
he
ued
hy
(he
plant.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
t
1
in
Piiracai
Rupert
j
June
9,
1914.
Fiflh
Avenue
residents
are
or-
paniiinvr
for
their
fight
ai;ains
Ihe
redckiliK
of
plank
roads.
Willi
inreainjf
trallle.
Iliert'
i
danirer
with'
such
style
of
lreels
they
nay.
I
.Mr.
Jutice
Morrison
will
pre-
shle
at
Hie
Supreme
Court
As-
le
here
next
week,
Attorney
(cncral
llowir,
wlio
is
iu
the
city
announces.
There
are
eleven
civil
case
ami
eight
criminal
eac
In
he
heard.
The
city,
hasball
league
ami
I
lie
rily
haehalt
club
have
amalga
mated
and
Ihe
nllicers
are
a
follows:
Prcldi'iil.
l'red
Slork;
vice-presiilenl,
J.
K.
Wineland:
secre
tary
treasurer,
.I.
A.
I'dwards;
directors,
J.
McAleenan,
W.
l.
Vance.
.1.
K.
pixder
and
S.
A.
Cor-'.ev.
4oSainlhn
rn
IK.,
flnllv
Vwi
Hahk
Mand
LIQUOR-CONTROL
PLEBISCITES
oiiwiii:
Hui'kley
llav
t'unialiewa
Inlet
fleorrelown
llayiport
liivernena
Jedway
lawn
lllll
I
rkeHirl
Maiteii
1
it
vanlc
Oona
ACT.
PROCLAMATION
OF
RCTURNINQ
OFFICCR
PROVINCC
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
In
lha
PRINCC
RUPCRT
Kltctoral
Dlalrlcl
TO
WIT:
ri
llLIO
.NOTICE
U
hereby
klvrn
In
tin
Klertnrt
or
In
Kltctoral
hlMrtct
afore-Hid
lhal
1
have
rrcetvnl
III
.Majnaly'a
Wrll
in
iih?
dirnrlMl,
and
brarlnir
datn
the
toth
day
of
May.
ii.
nniiiiaiidlnir
me
k
raiKe
the
fcillnttlnv
iir
Minn,
namely:
Do
you
approaa
of
lha
aala
of
baar
by
tha
fiaaa
In
llcanaad
pramlaaa
without
a
bar
una'ar
ttataminant
eonlral
and
raulatlonT
to
lie
aubinltled
arrnriltnir
l
law
lo
the
Elrrtora
mialiried
to
vole
for
the
election
or
a
member
of
Ihe
Leirlalallve
Armblv
for
Die
Klertoral
lil'lrlit
aforesaid:
and.
fnrllier.
that
lu
uliedieiii'
lu
tha
aaid
Writ
a
imiII
Hliall
lie
imeiied
at
e
rill
u'rlork
In
the
fureiKMin
and
liull
be
rioted
at
iiereii
n'rhirk
In
Ihe
afternoon
on
the
tuth
day
of
June,
IVil,
ror
laklnir
and
rnrelvlnir
the
volea
of
the
aald
Klerhira
III
larll
Hillliir
division
r
the
Clerloral
itrlri
afuriiaahl
at
the
reHTtlv
rlam
rvikimi
wivioivno.
I
llMKt
I'ort
I
h-MienM
l'orl
S!iiiioii
l-rlnre
Hurerl
Queeu
charlotto
Cllv
neriirn
nay
Sand-pit
fklderat
TburMuu
Harbour
Tlell
Tow
lllll
VVhIimi
River
of
wlilcli
all
I'crn.HH
are
hereby
re
quired
to
lake
noilro
and
lo
tvern
Ihrni
Milvea
amirdinirlv.
lilVKM
under
my
band
al
VHI.NCE
ni
l'HtT,
D.C.,
tlil
aeventeriilh
day
of
May,
ED.
H.
MORTIMER.
Returniaf
Offlctr.
TH1
DkUTT
SIWB.
TWO
BRIDES
ABOARD
BUCKLEY
BAY
SHIP
Pilot
Moum
and
Engine
Room
of
El
Cioula
Get
New
Supervisors
Simultaneously
U)
ANfil'JJ;?.
June
9.
-When
the
uleanier
Kl
.f!ie,ijrn
xailpd
out
of
I.os
AiiRele
Juarhor
n
her
la.t
vnyaBe
nortd,
de
carried
a
full
eart'o
nf
romance,
consiirned
lo
liiu-kley
Hay,
H."..,
ami
return.
In
Hie
pilot
hnute,
Kivintf
dnr
official
apprnval
In
the
defl
work
of
her
new
hiihand,
master
of
the
vertnel,
wan
Mrs.
Olaf
Itrie"-land,
who
wa
Mlns
ltoe
Martin-Leonard,
nf
Melhourne,
Aus
tralia.
Iuwn
in
the
engine
room,
supervising
the
work
of
her
new
hii.'hand,
the
chief
engineer,
va
Mrs.
J.
T.
Vie?a,
who
n
Kalherine
XieNon,
of
Itellingharn,
Vah.
A
the
veelailei
souldward
from
Itrjliyd
Colurrrlila
on
Iff
trip
lo
HiU
port
with
n
rarpo
of
lumber,
ia'lain
llrieland
ami
(;iiief
llnyineer
Viej?a
felt
the
warm
hreath
of
Hie
southland
carelni?
Ihe
ilerk".
"This
I
real
weather
for
Ketlinjr
nwrried,''
said
Captain
Krieland.
"Aye.
aye,"
sned
Chief
Kn-
dineer
Viepas,
The
first
male
supervised
the
uiiloadiiip
nf
Ihe
earpn.
Ihe
cap
lain
and
the
engineer
had
other
IhinF
In
do.
Mm.
llrieland
I
.1
world
Irav
eller
and
linguist.
She
speak
six
laiisuaircf.
nulitilin?
her
kipper
hushand
hy
three.
The
Man
in
the
Mood
SAYS:-
YUi;
know'
that
some
men
are
the
whole
cheese.
Tliey
ismell
like
il.
AMMAJ
I
hat.
ire
peltel
lie
come
l:ime,
hut
Ihe
rae
i
ilif
ferenl
with
women.
The
hecome
wild.
A
MOIH'ST
man
is
one
wl
can
keep
hjs
opinion
f
hin"ef
to
hi
111s
a
If.
A
MAX
who
gels
pickled
1a
likely
11U0
In
1h
canued.
TIIK
Provincial
parly
lia
forty
plank
in
its
platform.
What
about
one
prnvidiniFTnr
free
ami
compulsory
bobbin;;
of
hair
for
girl
under
forty.
A
XUMHKIl
of
people
have
been
trying:
to
figure
out
just
how
many
lime
the
"Concr
alive
candidate
in
this
riding
has
been
a
candidate
for
otlice
nf
some
kind,
hill
they
did
not
have
an
adding:
machine
so
they
ijuif.
OXK
or
two"
people
put
money
on
New!
on
when
he
was
choen
by
the
Conservatives
and
now
they
are
sorry.
They
will
be
nir-
rier
on
election
day,
Jake
says.
-
Kvery
person
.should,
know
enough
about
politics
In
enable
him
In
argue
every
day
and
lo
quarrel
occasionally.
TERRACE
NOTES
fieo.
Woodland
of
Ihe
Imperial
Oil
t'n.,
I'rince
Hupert
was
iu
town
this
week.
I'idcock
nf
Victoria,
Iloyally
Inspector
spent
some
davs
in
town
in
connection
witd'his
work
...
Archie
Carmichaers
house
on
lii
ramili
near
Copper
city
was
iiurneii
nisi
ween,
.rcnie
was
busy
clearing
laud
and
when
he
raiiithl
siflil
of
the
fire
it
was
loo
late
to
save
Ihe
house
1ml
he
managed
lo
rescue
everything
nf
value,
lie
left
for
Smllhers
on
Hie
next
train.
Charlie
Walker
has
returned
lo
Copper
City
and
is
Maying
wild
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dohhie.
Mrs,
Dan
l.idslone
spent
the
weeV
iii(l
with
her
pa'renls
Mr,
and
Mrs,
I.ewH
Kdgar.
Miss
Louise
WalherK
and
Miss
Fani)ie
Mchanm
wervvsilor.s
In
Copper
City
al
Hie
week
end.
The
Lndicjt
Hiiilrl
or
he
pr
byterian
lyterian
Church
Church
held
held
n
n
111
res
most
successful
sale
hisl
Saturday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
IVitnk
Morris
of
Prince
Hupert
spent
ido
week
em
here.
Tliere
was
n
dance,
in
the
I.akel-
se
Community,
hall,
Friday
even
Clear
The
Track
POLITICS
is
trying
to
hold
up
the
Relief
PEANUT
Express.
By
your
vote
remove
this
obstruction
to
prosperity
on
June
Twentieth.
A
vote
for
the
Liberal
Candidate
is
a
vote
for
John
Oliver,
the
engineer
who
will
bring
this
Relief
Express,
bearing
prosperity
for
British
Columbia
safely
through.
It
carries
Equalized
Freight
Rates-the
one
fundamental
that
is
essential-to
the
prosperity
of
every
man,
woman
and
child
in
this
Province.
Equalized
Freight
Rates
will
bring
millions
to
our
Province;
will
double
our
population
in
ten
years;
will
develop
our
ports;
will
bring
to
us
basic
manufacturing
industries
and
their
pay-rolls;
will
develop
the
necessary
market
for
our
agricultural
products.
Equalized
Freight
Rates
means
more
money-more
industries
more
people
lower
taxeslower
cost
of
living.
Equalized
Freight
Rates
is
the
hinge
on
which
the
door
to
prosperity
hangs.
John
Oliver
and
his
Liberal
Government
have
the
key
in
the
form
of
the
sympathetic
ear
of
a
like
Liberal
Government
at
Ottawa.
Your
vote
for-
the
Liberal
Candidate
is
a
message
to
the
industrial,
financial
and
political
interests
of
the
East
that
you
are
behind
John
Oliver
in
his
fight
for
prosperity.
Remember
this
on
June
twentieth.
VOTE
LIBERAL
ins;
which
was
attended
by
iiuite'
a
number
from
Terrace,
Messrs,)
Midmllil
wurit.
llll
Iml4
of
the
eveuinir.
which
proved
inot
enjoyable
lo
all
present.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Hubert
Allen
are
alsnii
here
for
the
week
end.
-
Mrs.
.1.
II.
Thompson
is
here
for
tin1
summer.
Mrs.
(len.
Woodland
joined
her
husband
here
and
they
will
visit
l.akelse
before
leavinp.
4
W.
W.
Wright
was
here
In
Ihe
interests
of
Mr.
Sarjrenl.
The
Conservatives
held
n
puh-
li
inceHnjf
on
Friday
eveninpr
which
was
well
attended.
Mr.
.liiit
Nelson
presided
and
inlnu
tlneed
the
speakers,
firiefly.
s:
Mr.
nm(
Mr.
K.
T.
Kenney
have,
pfl
for
Vaneoiiy
Mt.
Konnewlll
ntteml
the
Oddrellnw
convention
as
the
delegate
from
the
Lakelse
Lodge.
NOTHING
BETTER
The
Aulncrnt
of
the
Uamly
Worlil.
PURDY'S
CANDY
.
A
Too
l
h
so
me
Delight
in
a
Henuliful
Hox.
Sole'
Agents-
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
BOYS'
AND
YOUTHS'
SUITS
Have
Arrived.
In
hard
wearing
materials
at
moderate
price.
EXTRA
BLOOMERS
OPTIONAL.
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
88.
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