Tuesday,
July
13,
1024.
9
Happy
ix
Mkv
iiinn
who
is
handy
about
the
house,
says
!
Unruly
Andy.
Ami
happy
is
;
his
family.
The
house
am
Hip
disposition
of
I
lie
folks
wlio
live
in
it
an;
kept
in
perfect
repair.
We
will
sell
you
fh
tools
you
need.
You
alrcftily
have
(ho
ambition.
How
about
yntir
inclinations
f
See
out
display
of
Stanley
Four
Square
Tools.
Priced
by
the
Stanley
Co.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
The
Handy
Andy
Slorc.
Hardware
and
Sporting
Goods
1008
3rd
Ave,
Phone
3
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
Eastern
Canada
United
states
Triangle
Tour
to
IJASPER
NATIONAL
PARK
iDMONTON
and
CALGARY.
One
way
via
Vancouver.
IVn'le
or
call
:
City
Ticket
Office,
52S
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
2G0.
It.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
A
SURPLUS
ON
TWO
utilities!
Llcht
and
Telephone
Depart-ments
Paying
Well,
According
to
Report
i
nir
me
month
of
.
nnn
n...
net
surplus
r,f
the
olnf
ric
Jijrlit
;
-"
i
1
1
1
1
M-i
1
1
was
Wt'.iti
)2
aiid
jfor
ho
telephone
department
j
(the'
net
surplus
was
$1,1
10.25,
i
'according
to
(he
renorl
of
Tho
I
suporinlendent
of
utilities
read
at
the
council
meeting
last
i
night.
The
details
are
ziven
li.
low:
Electric
Light
Dept.
Kslimaled
llevenun
(pr
June
r.3nn
no
Operating
and
maintenance
l
.."1.28
(ieneral
expen.
53
1.
HO
Fixed
charges
3,(520.00
-
Total
expen.se
5,C!)fi.j)-
Xel
surplus
$
0!)(S.92
Total
surplus
to
June
in,i:M.(5
Telephone
Dept.
Mslimatcd
revenue
fur
$3.(50.00
f)perallng
ex
pense
$
1,055.
13
Maintenance
'..
302.32
Fixed
Charges
1,17(5.00
Total
expense
2533.75
Net
surplus
$1.(1(5.25
Total
surplus
to
June
$(5,280.20
ALPINE
CLUB
TO
SCALE
ML
ROBSON
English
Alpinists
are
Expected
to
be
Present
at
Annual
Meetlnn
WI.NMPKO,
July
1(5.
The
an
nual
iiieeling
of
the
Canadian
Alpine
Cluli
will
he
held
at
the
foot
of
Ml.
Hudson,
monarch
of
the
llockies,
on
Thursday,
Jul
v
31,
according
to
information
reaeliing
Winnipeg
memders
of
the
cluli.
Tlie
Alpine
Cltiti
camp
opens
this
year
on
Julv
22
ami
will
close
of
August
I,
and
it
is
expected
Ida!
of
adoiil
150
per.
sons
in
attendance,
a
numder
will
de
from
Winnipeg
and
older
Western
Canada
points.
Outlying
camps
are
to
de
placed
al
I
de
base
of
I
lie
Cole.
man
(ilacier
and
on
Calomel
Creek
to
give
access
to
Moose
Pass
and
the
Alplumls
around
this
region.
A
camp
will
also
lie
placed
al
limber
lino
at
Ml.
Hodsou,
in
charge
of
Conrad
Cain
celedraled
guide
who
led
the
ascent
of
Mount
Hodson
in
1913.
This
high
camp
will
de
for
(lie
purpose
of
facilitating
!
i
SUCCESS
is
ass
tired
when
tjou
use
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
It
contains
no
alumand
leaves
no
bitter
taste
attempts
to
reacd
the
peak
of
I
his,
the
highest
mountain
in
I
lie
Canadian
llockies.
It
is
anticipated
that
one
or
more
memders
of
Ide
Alpine
Clud
of
England
will
de
in
nf-lendance
and
large
parlies
are
expected
to
de
present
from
various
United
Slates
points.
The
climbers
will
go
into
camp
from
Mount
Ilodson
station
which
is
on
Ide
main
line
of
Ide
Canadian
National
Hallways.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
P.
Wall
is,
J.
C.
Ilentlam,
F.
K.
Hoderlsnn,
P.
F.
Marl
in,
J.
A.
Curran,
().
A.
Maybee,
Mrs.
(i.
Hall,
Vancouver;
A.
M.
Davis,
Victoria;
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
W.
Osdorn,
Portland,
Ore.-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
H.
Sisson.
Seattle.
H.
J
Cunningliam,
Port
Essington;
C.
If,
Sawle,
.New
Hazelton;
P.
I.in-
kay,
Terrace,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Fea.
Smilhers
;
Mrs.
M.
Miller,
d'eorgelown.
Hotel
Central
IF.
Denison,
E.
L.
Armstrong.
Viclor.ia;
E.
C.
Ilowson,
O.N.
It.:
.
II.
Humming.
San
Francisco:
I.
IF.
Jones,
C.N.H.
Siidcrlhn
for
the
Hnilv
News.
He
site
8.000
biscuits
Not
all
in
one
day,
or
one
week,
or
one
month,
but
during
twenty
years
of
a
busy
life
and
he
is
still
eating
them.
That's
the
record
of
Doctor
R.
B.
Thayer
of
Somers,
Connecticut.
And
he
further
adds,
"I
think
your
claims
for
Shredded
Wheat
are
justified."
What
higher
tribute
to
the
food
value
and
healthfulness
of
Shredded
Wheat
could
you
have
than
the
voluntary
testimony
of
a
physician?
Shredded
Wheat
is
all
food,
ready-
cooked,
ready-to-eat.
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Hi.
Nl.f.ra
r.ll..
OnUrl.
Shredded
Wheat
(TUB
DULT
ffiWB,
PRAIRIE
FARMER
TOLD
OF
MARTIN
FLYING
FAILURE
Also
Prophesied
Death
of
Presi
dent
Harding
and
Other
Events
to
Come
RECEIVES
MESSAGES
Now
Says
Crop
This
Year
Will
Not
be
up
to
Average:
Hall
and
Cyolones
HKOIXA,
July
15.-
F.vcry
day-
radio
stations
in
nil
parts
of
the
world
broadcast
a
dally
synopsis
of
news
sensations.
F.very
day
radio
"bugs"
of
all
ages
and
walks
of
life
"I
une'
In"
lo
gel
the
details
of
the
interesting
budget.
Hut
lhere
is
one
man
al
least
who
requires
no
receiving
set
or
deli
cate
apparatus
known
lo
the
radio
world.
He
is
A.
H.
Mae-
Naughlon,
a
Saskatchewan
farmer
of
the
Yaleport
district.
I'here
are
som
ntrange
tales
jlhal
conw
from
Vnleport.
Those
jwlio
dabble
in
matters
mystic
might
call
him
clairvoyant.
His
critics
ami
he
frankly
admSIs
it
say
he
is
abnormal.
lie
has
jheen
dubbed
the
"human
wireless"
and
the
cognomen
appears
to
fit.
Strange
if
true!
'Though
one
may
believe
or
doubt
there
is
a
chain
of
corroborative
evidence
which
indicates
thai
Die
sturdy
little
Yalepnrt
Scotch-Canadian
lis
a
real
mystery
man;
an
individual
of
aslounding,
if
somewhat
weird,
endowments.
Had
Premonition
"Mac,"
as
he
js
familiarly
known
in
Ibe
neighborhood,
was
no
great
genius
as
n
youngster,
but
his
inexplicable
talent
was
manifest
at
an
early
age.
Premonitions
of
calamities,
such
as
beset,
the
paths
of
youngster
would
occur
lo..
dim
.
das
and
sometimes
even
week
before
they
actually
occurred.
"Dreams"
they
were
called
by
bis
parents,
but
strangely
enough
these
visions
generally
came
true.
As
a
result
of
deing
ridiculed
be
cause
of
his,
peculiar
talent,
Mac
Nauehlon
for
years
maintained
n
strict
reticence
respecting
his
Visions.
As
the
yeans
passed,
however,
his
strange
"dreams"
FTocame
more
pronounced.
They
grew
stronger,
morn
vivid;
the
messages
seeming
to
come
out
of
space,
were
more
detailed
and
easier
understood.
Like
mirages
in
the
desert
they
came
both
in
waking
and
sleeping
hours.
II
was
not
until
three
or
four
years
ago
that
he
mustered
suf
ficient
courage
lo
speak
of
them
to
others
than
bis
wife.
Hb
enn
fided
in
a
few
friends
whom
he
w"
nnie
thought
would
understand,
who
after
making
several
exacting
tests
were
nonplussed
by
the
results
.attained.
were
Harding's
Tour
"Mae"
foresaw
that
Hardin
practically
every
detail.
Explanation
MaeXaughlon's
own
lion
of
the
strange
which
lie
possesses
is
The
"Ad"
that
Saved
a
City
was
being
attacked.
The
massive
walls
were
Rome
breached.
The
enemies
pressed
hard
on
every
side.
To
the
north,
the
invaders
crept
stealthily
through
the
night
to
storm
the
gates.
In
the
dark,
they
stumbled
on
a
flock
of
geese.
The
fowls
cackled
loud
and
long
the
sentries
heard
and
Rome
was
saved.
Advertising
is
continually
saving
something
for
someone.
It
will
save
for
you,
too,
if
you
use
it
properly.
It
will
save
you
money
by
pointing
out
real
bargains,
by
telling
you
of
true
values,
by
giving
you
prices
to
compare
and
by
telling
you
how
much
you
should
pay.
It
will
save
you
time
and
effort
by
telling
you
exactly
where
and
when
to
go
for
what
you
want
to
buy.
You
don't
have
to
"shop
around."
It
will
save
you
disappointment
by
telling
you
just
what
you
can
expect
from
your
purchases.
Every
time
a
merchant
or
manufacturer
advertises,
he
obliges
himself
to
sell
you
goods
that
fulfil
his
claims.
He
knows
it
doesn't
pay
to
advertise
unworthy
wares.
Read
the
advertisements
as
a
plain,
every-day
business
proposition.
It
is
a
duty
you
owe
yourself
and
your
purse.
formed
from
a
block
of
m.trble.
onfe
extremely
hot
weather,
"I
felt
as
if
I
were
attending
or
which
will
cut
yields.
about
to
altend
a
funeral,"
is
the
"As
lo
the
price,
perhaps
I
way
be
described
bis
feeling.
'should
not
say
so,
but
wheat
will
Concerning
Ibis
marvel's
latest
sell
above
Ibe
$1.33
mark
this
confirmed
vision.
He
distinctly
fall.
That'
may
offset
the
de-saw
the
crash
of
the
round-the-'crease
in
threshing
turnout,
world
United
Stales
piano
piloted,
MacXnugh
ton's
most
startling
by
Major
F.
I.
Martin.
Al
the
prediction,
however,
was
to
come.
time
be
wrote
lo
a
Hegina
news-
"Six
cyclonic
storms,
One
or
two
it!ifk,ti
rrivinfr
ilnlnilia
of
llii
nrnalt
,if
u-litM,
...ill
1
.
n
niLul
.OI
Im.
r
i.
.
vtuiit.ni
,.1111.11
.
in
i,,
iii,.-i
rt
r,
will
O
.
1
l
1!
o
.
.I
I
.
,
,
.i
.
crwiu.
Huy
mivi,
.wiim
iiiniiiu
sweep
riisKUiruevan
uiiriug
me
and
his
mechanician
Harvey,
had
present
season.
ntade.
their
way
back
lo
civiliza-j
"The
year
wilt
be
a
very
seri-lion,
the.
vision
was
confirmed
In
ous
one
from
hail
damage,
par-
The
advertisements
will
help
you
save
The
queen-
lo-bc
will
be
of
t
lie
Prince's
own
race.
Crop
Prognostication
In
and
around
the
neighborhood
of
Yaleport,
the
infallibility
President
nf
Mac.Nauglilon's
weather
prog-
western
trip
would
h'-
nostications
is
well
known.
Oiv-
his
last.
He
had
a
premonition
jng
his
views
on
lliis
subject
lie
that
the
lour
would
tragedy.
II
was
iticularly
in
the
obi
hail
areas
where
loss
lo
crops
from
Ibis
explana-
njrenry
will
be
severe,"
he
said,
qualities
Miac.Xaugblon
is
a
man
of
about
this:
"In
middle
height,
strong
in
build,
all
parls
of
Ibe
world
fellow
men'nnd
active
ns
many
n
boy
of
and
women
are
ronstanlly
think
ing,
scheming,
contriving,
suffering,
experience
manifold
eino-
twenty.
The
inns
I
striking
fea.
hire
of
his
face
is
a
pair
of
very
bripbl,
very
deep-sel
green-blue
fijnns
nnd
sensations.
Thought-eyes
Ibnl
sparkle
and
shine
when
transference
has
been
proven
he
converses
about
his
slrnnge
possible
by
oilier
Ibnn.
the
spokenjlalenl.
He
is
n
likeable
sort,
a
or
written
word.
Who
knows
good
conversationalist,
oliviously
but
that
I
am
Just,
a
"receiving,
well
read
nnd
keenly
Inlelligenl.
set"
for
these
thoughts
and
sen-
"Mae"
unquestionably
Is
an
salinns
that
are
unconsciously
.enigma.
broadcasted
by
fellow
men?
One
of
the
Yaleport
seer's
favorite
controls,
according
n
his
own
statement,
is
the
Prince
nf
Wales,
His
Highness,
Mr.
Mac-Nnughlon
says,
will
suffer
nn-
other
very
serious
hunting
riding
accident,
probably
beforeiresorl
next
year,
which
will
incapacitate
him
for
some
lime.
And
"Mac"
predicts
that
Ibe
long-discussed
matter
of
a.
bride
for
the
Prince
SMOTHERS
ibis
summer
it
seems
ns
if
Fiake
Kathlyn
would
he
more
orjpopular
than
ever
as
n
summer
I'lio
largest
number
of
enmpers
thai
have
ever
been
there
n
ft
single
lime
have
gone
down
lo
spend
a
holiday
at
(he
lake.
This
year's
large
summer
colony
at
the
lake
is
made
up.
of
the
combined
strength
of
Ihej
Smitliers
and
Hazelton
Oirls
in
Training,
and
under
their
ownt
lenls
are
in
charge
of
Mrs.
A.;
J.
Mclnlyre
and
Mrs.
H.
Harris,
A
start
has
been
made
Inward
j
Ibe
iiermancy
nf
this
lake
as
nj
summer
resort,
and
on
the
side
west
tieorgo
Raymond
has
end
in
a
said:
"II
will
be
only
a
moderate
.,
','
,l
nPal
"
He
cottage
Many
a
depressing
crop
year,
I
believe
about
two-"'11'!
,a
cnnuflliiiti
n
a
lin
rniiilla
II
fllii.
Illicit
,...
n
I
Mm
tifliv
ilnpl
nt
face
iand
id
figure
or
the
Presidtnt
July
and
early
August
when
tl.c'71,,,
h,,v"
on
'
deseernible,
but
seemed
grain
is
filling
out,
there
will
bel
Jap
future
n'''"
for
building.
Mrs.
Steele
has
arrived
from
Vancouver
lo
visit
with
her
(laughter,
Mrs,
W.
J.
O'Neill.
-
4.
Mrs.
F.
Ockleshaw
has
left
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Ibe
coast,
where
she
will
visit
with
friends
in
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
-
Mrs.
W.
J.
l'idler,
with
her
son
ami
ilaugliler,
Willie
nnd
Isabel,
left
on
Tuesday
morning
lo
spend
a
holiday
wild
Mrs.
I'idler's
sister
at
Iloston.
On
their
trip
I
hey
will
visit
at
Win-nipeg,
J'orl
William
and
Mont
real,
and
will
he.
absent
for
six
weeks.
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
and.
see
that
you
get
It.
tf
IN
THE
C0UNTV
COURT
OP
PRINCE
RUPERT.
In
tlifl
Matter
of
tin
Estat
of
noliert
J.
Wallace,
or
Atlln,
in
the
County
or
I'rlnre
import.
In
th
Province
or
llrltlsh
Columbia.
Dm-fta.wil.
who
died
on
the
tut
-day
of
April,
ISJ3.
NOTICK
la
heretiv
:lven
that
bv
an
order
of
HI
Honour
f.
Men.
Young,
Judre
of
tlx)
county
court,
dated
tne
!7lli
day
or
April,
I9S4,
the.uuderslinted
was
appointed
administrator
or
the
estate
or
the
above-named
dereated.
And
nolle
I
hereby
rurtlier
alven
that
all
permim
having-
eta
in
aralnsi
the
Mid
estate
are
required
to
file
such
claims
duly
veriried
under
oath,
with
mn
on
or
berore
the
tstli
day
or
Aurust.
Il.
arter
whlrti
date
I
will
proceed
to
distribute
the
asset
of
the
said
estate
among
the
persons
entitled
thereto
havlnr
reirard
only
to
the
rlalins
or
whirl)
I
shall
then
have
notlre,
and
I
will
not
be
liable
for
said
assets
or
any
part
thereor,
to
anv
person
or
whose
rlalm
I
fhall
not
then
have
received
nutlee,
Dated
at
Atlin,
B.C.,
this
JO1I1
day
of
C.
I.
NONROE.
OtricUl
Adsnloiitritor.
&m
a
m
amfyDaroiiiy
idantdtoKnoW
iF
you
area
good
manager
tfhen
it
comes
to
clothes
Dorothy
was
looking
through
some
cast
off
garments
from
(he
wardrobe
of
a
friend
the
oilier
day
ami
said
"Poily,
dear,
why
I'm
ashamed
of
you
you
are
throwing
the
outfit
of
an
American
debutante
of
fashion
into
the
discard
because
of
thoughtlessness.
Why,
honey,
don't
you
know
that
a
little
lime
spent
upon
al-leralinns
nnd
a
little
of
your
clothes
allowanco
spent
for
dry
cleaning
would
make
you
Ibe
best
dressed
girl
in
town,?"
P.S.
Polly
surrendered.
CAPMrS,
7J
.71
:iT7i
PHONE
8
60X392
PWNCEfTTRU
PERT
Fresh
MILK
and
Cream
From
Quick,
B.C.
Any
quantity
delivered
dally.
Prompt
Early
Morning
Delivery.
VALENTIN'S
Dairy
Phone
657.
Mclrlde
Street.