Saturday,
August
2,
1924.
Charge.
INYX
The
home
liclps
solil
here
ill
rave
you
strnnKlh.
Our
Bec'r-ir
iIumH-s
lionlil
lie
nt
ur
liome.
The
sale
of
ni'sc
miruwari:
hssisi.uiih
is
Sfreasiiitf
daily.
They
sliow
fc
housewife
the
modern
by
to
be
happy.
Ipl
Point
Toasters
.
,
$7.00
f)l
Pom
Irons
.
.
.
.
$7.00
ivagc
ashrr
ami
Dryer
$185.00
.
.
,
bover
Siieiion
Sweepers
$62.00
jl
Plates.
$3.85
and
$6.25
aien
Hardware
Co.
hhe
Handy
Andy
Store-.
fardware
and
Sporting
18
3rd
AVC.
Goods
Agents
for
IMionc
3
iossard
Fronl
Lacing
bets
and
Brassieres
lilim
(iossard
Fitter
in
i.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd
rd
Ave.
&
Fulton
Street.
argains
in
Summer
Dresses
DEMERS"
bne
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
esh
MILK
ind
Cream
From
Quick,
B.C.
Any
quantity
delivered
daily.
timpl
KarJy
Morning
De
livery.
DENTIN'S
Dairy
one
657.
McBrlde
Street.
Owners
of
lmlli
pleasure
and
commercial
craft
are
expressing
willingness
to
co-operate
in
any
arrangements
that
may
bo
made,
for
a
demonstration
on
the
arrival
hero
or
the
JJrilish
round-
he-world
flyers.
All
(hat
is
needed
now
is
some
one
to
take
a
lead
in
the
matter
of
organization.
Something
in
the
way
of
a
regatta
is
proving
a
popular.
liiea
and
is
accepted
as
I
he
most,
suitable
one
for
Prince
Hupert.
To
give
the
best
effect,
however,
it
is
necessary
that
such
an
undertaking
should
he
properly
organized
and
carried
out.
The
matter
has
been
taken
up
with
the
civic
committee
delegated
to
look
after
Ihe
arrangements
for
Ihe
reception
of
Squadron
Leader
MacLaren
and
his
companions,
and
action
on
it
will
ensue
in
(he
course
of
the
next
few
days
it
is
expected.
With
four
air
machines
soaring
overhead
on
Ihe
day
of
the
flyers'
arrival,
hundreds
of
gaily
decorated
craft
properly
marshalled
parad
ing
in
the
harbor
and
Ihe
town-site
bedecked
in
patriotic
colors.
the
opportunity
is
at
hand
for
Prince
Hubert
to
si
age
the
most
colorful
spectacle
in
its
hixlory
and
it
would
seem
that
no
oc
casion
would
be
more
suitable
than
that
marking:
the
return
of
Hrilain's
first
round
the
world
flyer
to
Kmpire
territory
after
iircoiiiplisbing
the
most
hazar
dous
portion
of
his
entire
undertaking.
Lei's
go
and
put
Prince
Hupert
on
the
map
for
Ihe
eyes
of
Ihe
world
will
lie
on
Ihe
city
on
that
eventful
day.
and
Canadians.
2CD.O0O
nounils.
The
boats
in
were
as
follows:
American
llesolule.
Middle-
ton,
Hainier,
Hravo,
Mildred,
,
Ar
row.
Neptune,
Western,
llonanza,!
Washington.
Valorous.
Vesta.
Majestic,
l.iluya,
Pelican,
Hazel
II.,
Uranus.
Volunteer.
Hanny.
Wabash,
Spray,
Forward.
Kust-
ern
I'oinl,
Yellowstone,
5ladys,
Senator,
Tillir-iim,
Baltic,
Taho-
ma
and
Prosperity.
I
Canadian
Ilinno.
W.
T..
Dol
phin.
Viola.
Kouyosu.
Inez
II..
Capo
Spear,
Mayflower,
Dundas,
Hanaco,
Volunteer,
Ingred
II.,
II.
and
It.,
P.
Darreen,
Joe
Haker,
Prosperity
A.,
Marpralice,
Nuba,
Johanna,
'foodie.
Klhel
June.
Verna,
Fisher,
Cape
Spencer
and
Point
May.
Two
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.'s
trawlers
also
ar
rived
durinir
the
week,
t
ie
An
drew
Kelly
with
50,000
pounds
amatco
3
PLY
COTTONWOOD
VENEER
PANELS
For
panelling,
your
rooms
it
rivals
the
most
costly
inlwooils.
Kujtwnaio
your
Home
Quickly
ami
Permanently.
Solo
Agents
Albert
&
McCafFery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
564.
SHOE
FASHIONS
OF
THE
SMARTER
KIND
FAULTLESS
FITTINC
FOOTWEAR
ONYX
Thoro
is
nn
nnnrccinted
Inuch
nf
novoltv
nml
smartness
lliu
much
admired
ONYX1
shirts.
Mn.l
n
in
Pniont
Colt.
id,
Calf
Skin
nml
Calf
Similes
and
Bnlins.
Priced
at
$7.50
to
$11.50.
Family
Shoe
Store
IF
IT'S
ON
OR
UNDER
THE
WATER
WE
DO
IT.
Hiving,
Dredging,
Lightering,
Coal
In?
Ships,
Heavy
Lifting,
General
Salvage
Work.
Pumping
a
Speciality.
VANCOUVER
DREDGING
AND
SALVAGE
CO.
LTD.
COW
BAY.
Phones:
Qreen
259.
Green
487.
and
Ihe
(,
K.
Foster
with
SS.OOO
pounds.
Hold
went
on
dry
dock
immediately
afler
discharging,
for
cleaning
and
painting
and
are
now
in
readiness
for
a
period
of
fast
and
effective
operation.
A
wise
old
bird
is
the
pelican,
Ills
bill
holds
as
much
as
his
helican,
He
can
store
in
his
beak
Knough
food
for
a
week,
Hut
I
don't
nee
how
the
helican.
The
editor
of
ho.
Whiffs
has
gone
away
on
a
fortnight's
vacation,
and
his
duties
have
fallen
lo
omv
of
the
more
serious
minded
members
of
the
News
staff.
If
Ihere
is
not
sufficient
levity
in
this
is.-ue
and
if
Ihe
few
jokes
offered
you
may
be
dying
of
old
age
(the
limerick
above
was
ex
humed
rutin
King
'lut's
tomb),
your
servant
of
a
fortnighl
would
humbly
ask
you
to
bear
with
him
until
his
holidaying
colleague
has
returned
from
his
wanderings.
We
can
promise
you
that
he
will
he
bubbling
over
with
a
line
of
brand
new
ir.irlh
lo
spread
over
a
fifty
weeks'
program.
Hill
Shruhsull
is
now
in
SI.
John,
New
Hrunswick.
where
he
may
decide
lo
locate.
This
week
number
of
his
friends
alone
Ihe
waterfront
were
in
receinl
of
postcards
from
him.
mailed
while
he
was
in
Montreal.
Having
raised
Ihe
wherewithal
with
which
lo
travel,
(he
one
and
only
Jack
Toner
embarked
for
Ihe
south
lhursday
night
with
Hnston
as
his
ultimate
destination.
Jack's
parting
announcement
was
that
he
is
goinjr
to
boost
Prince
Hupert
for
all
he
is
worth
and
ho
hopes
to
raise
capital
from
among
his
million-Hire
acquaintances
in
the
Fast
to
slnrt
a
real
live
industry
on
what
he
left
of
his
floating
can
nery
al
Seal
Cove.
Prominent
in
Jack's
baggage
were
a
num
ber
of
'mementoes
ho
received
from
Ihe
United
Stales
round
the
world
flyers
who
niado
their
headquarters
at
his
place
last
April.
Proudly
exhibiting
the
"carl
wheel"
presented
lo
him
n
a
luck
piece
by
Lieut.
Smith,
Jack
said
he
was
away
lo
hring
hack
many
of
its
fellows
lo
Prince
Hupert.
j
The
gasboat
Provincial,
formerly
Ihe
property
of
Ihe
Prince
Ilujierl
boat
house,
was
brought
in
from
Inverness
by
H.
fi.
Johnston
this
week,
lo
have
a
new
gurdy
installed.
Afler
having
I
been
engaged
salmon
packing
for.'
!lhe
past
two
years,
the
craft
sj
!now
going
seining.
The
machine
work
in
connection
with
the
in
I
slnllalion
was
done
by
the
Im
perial
Machine
Works
and
tho
woodwork
by
Ihe
'McLean
yards.'
The
boat
returned
lo
Inverness
today.
The
Laura
F.
is
in
service
lo
Ihe
Fkeena
Iliver
again
afler
a
week's
engine
overhaul
at
the
Akerberg
&
Thomson
shops,
following
nn
accident
Inst
week
at
Cassiar
when
Ihe
connecting
rod
ran
amok
and
won!
through
the
base
of
tho
engine,
necessitating
I
ho
dislressed
craft
being
lowed
into
Prince
Hupert
by
tho
gas-boat,
Harold,
Capt.
Jock
Smith.
While
tho
Laura
F,
was
undergoing
repairs,
her
owner,
George
Frinell,
made
his
regular
I
rip
lo
the
Skeenn
Hlvcr
early
this
week,
using
the
Aker-bcrg
&
Thomson
demonstration
I
Halibut
arrivals
for
the
week
ruliiiK
Auiriist
I.
inclusive,
lot
-
ailed
TGO.OOO
pounds
which
is
(:oiisi(liraldy
lu'lter
llian
average.
Princes
ranged
from
12c.
to
l"c
for
first
class
fares,
I
lie
hiuhest
Md
of
I
ho
week
heincr
re-
reived
liy
Ihe
American
schooner
limer
on
luesday.
II
was
1
7.
f
rents.
Ami'iieun
boats
landed
till.
000
pounds
during
(lie
week
!
9H
DAILY
VlWfc
Mbis
five.
boat,
the
Skandla,
5
h.p.
semi
dcisol
engitrf.
The
MubtitutP
bout
performed
smoothly
on
lln
run
to
the
river.
,
Cant.
Hill
ll.-ifisV.ri
wn
nnifii.
tirim
his
boat
Thefiua
II..
this
week,
for
salmon
trolling.
The
craft,
up
lo
this
lime,
has
been
used
in
the
halibut
fisheries.
4-
A
mos
iiileresling
close-up
picture
enlargement
of
marine
life
has
been
presented
to
tin
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
office
by
Cant
Jack
Christiansen
of
Ihe
halibut
schooner
Margalice.
It
was
laken
al
Capo
Sj..
James,
the
southernmost
tin
of
Ihe
Oneen
Charlotte
Islands
and
shows
Iwo
immense
sea
Hons
lying
exhausted
on
tho
rocks
afler
what
appears
lo
have
been
a
furious
fight.
Wounds
are
cearlv
dis
cernible
on
one
of
the
animals.
It
is
practically
impossible
lo
gel
wilhin
close
range
of
sea
lions
and
would
have
not
been
possible
on
litis
occasion
bad
it
not
been
that
I
hey.
were
preoc
cupied
in
their
battle.
Capt.
Louis
Locker
was
in
nor!
on
Thursday
outfitting
his
boat.
Lewis
Island,
with
which
he
is
nirw
engaged
in
donkey
losrcinir
on
Porcher
Island.
The
salmon
I
roller,
Polarine,
was
in
the
McLean
yards
for
general
overhaul
this
week.
-
--
The
new
halibut
boat,
Lysekil,
built
by
N.
M.
McLean
for
Ted
Shrubsal
and
Pete
Jensen,
is
now
at
Ihe
dry
'dock
having
a
gurdy
installed
and
it
is
planned
to
have
the
trial
runs
tomorrow.
If
everything
turns
out
well,
Ihe
vessel
will
leave
on
her
maiden
trip
lo
the
halibut
banks
next
week
The
Lysekil,
which
is
Ihe
larg
est
wooden
boat
ever
built
in
Prince
Jluporl,
is
a
credit
to
her
builder
and
a
source
of
pride
to
her
owners.
She
is
C3
feet
long,
8
feej
deep
and
15
feet.
0
inches
in
beam.
Sho
is
powered
with
a
CO
h.p.
Scandia
engine.
She
will
carry
seven
men
and
her
halibut
capacity
will
bo
60.000
pounds.
Her
substantial
appearance
has
been
the
cause
of
complimentary
remarks
from
nil
who
have
seen
the
craft.
The
fisheries
patrol
boat,
Riv
idls,
built
a
the
loeaUdry
dock
and
now
used
by
Overseer
I).
S.
Cameron
with
headquarters
at
Swanson
Hay,
returned
south
on
Friday
morning,
afler
having
been
in
port
since
Monday.
Mr.
Cameron
is
highly
pleased
with
tin'
boat,
and
reports
that
she
is
giving
excellent
service.
W.
0
Hughes,
the
popular
customs
officer
at
the
government
wharf,
Jias
been
laid
up
at
his
home
Ibis
week
with
a
stiff
neck
and
Algie
Hunter,
of
the
(J.T.P.
wharf,
is
including
his
duties
with
his
own
in
the
mean-
lime.
The
boys
will
wish
Hill
a
speedy
return
to
his
duties.
Tho
new
pleasure
boat
being
built
in
tho
loft
of
the
govern
ment
wharf
by
V.
G.
Walford
for
C.
(?,
Minns,
manager
of
The
H.
S.
Wallace
store,
is
nearing
completion
and
will
be
launched
next
week.
The
crafj
is
22
feet
long,
six
feet
in
beam
and
is
of
tho
v-botlom
type.
Ii
will
be
powered
with
n
l
to
12
Universal
engine.
Substantially
built,
the
new
craft
reflects
credit
on
tho
skill
and
genius
of
its
builder
and
will
be
a
decided
acquisition
lo
the
local
pleasuro
fleet.
It
has
a
small
cabin
forward
and
a
large,
comfortable
cockpit
aft.
An
extensive
overhaul
of
the
ga-boat,
Narbelhong,
recently
purchased
hy
Hert
Wcarmonlh
from
I
ho
estate
oT
the
Jale
Capt.
Hoomes
K.
Freeman,
has
just
bten
completed
al
the
Akerberg
&
Thomson
shops,
and
the
vessel
Is
now
ready
for
lis
fish
packing
duties.
Hert
found
the
Nnrbe-
thnug
in
had
Shape
rind
was
gassed
twice
ulnlsolf
in
jt.
It
was
then
that
he
decided
that
repairs
were
not
only
necessary
but
in
Ihe
interests
of
his
personal
safely.
The
Job
included
Ihe
re-
boring
of
the
cylinders
at
the
dry
dock.
For
the
first
i
into
in
the
mem
ory
of
his
neighboring
businessmen,
Ray
Love,
(lie
waterfront
electrical
genius,
had
his
shop
oprn
on
time
oii
Thursday
of
Mils
week.
On
the
morning
In
question,
N.
M.
McLean
arrived
at
his
place
at
ten
minutes
past
eight.
"Good
nflernoon,"
was
the
greeting
he
received
from
Ray.
An
investigation
that
en-
(Continued
on
page
six)
Grand
Carnival
QUEEN
CONTEST
Under
Auspices
of
the
iV.B.C.
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association
$1,500.00
IN
PRIZES
1st
Prize:
1
Round
Trip
Ticket
to
the
BRITISH
EMPIRE
EXHIBITION
which
includes
Railway
Fare
over
Canadian
National
Railway
to
Montreal;
Steamer
Fare
Montreal
to
London,
calling
at
Plymouth
and
Cherbourg,
France.
Ticket
good
for
12
months
2ud
Prize,
Beauliful
Diamond
Ring,
valne
$150
3rd
Prize,
Beautiful
Diamond
Ring,
Yalue
$100
4th
Prize,
Ladies'
Gold
Wrist
Watch,
value
$75
5th
Prize,
26
pieces
of
Silverware
value
$40
THE
WINNER
OF
THE
CARNIVAL
QUEEN
CONTEST
WILL
BE
THE
QUEEN
OF
HONOR
AT
THE
GRAND
PARADE
TO
BE
HELD
ON
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
10
A
DAY
WILL
BE
ALLOTTED
TO
EACH
OF
THE
THREE
CANDIDATES
RECEIVING
THE
HIGHEST
NUMBER
OF
VOTES
WHEN
THEY
WILL
REPRESENT
THEIR
RESPECTIVE
DISTRICT
AS
QUEEN.
Six
District
Prizes
CHOICE
OF
97-PIECE
CHINA
DINNER
SET.
CHEST
OF
28
PIECES
COMMUNITY
PLATE
or
MAHOGANY
BRUNSWICK
PHONOGRAPH,
Value
$88.00.
Northern
Hrilish
Columbia
has
heen
divided
into
six
districts
according
to
population.
To
win
district
prize
candidate
must
have
minimum
of
ir0,000
votes.
SPECIAL
PRIZE-Choice
of
$150.00
RADIO
SET
or
PHONOGRAPH
THIS
PRIZE
TO
BE
GIVEN
TO
THE
PURCHASER
OF
THE
LUCKY
TICKET
AS
FOLLOWS
ANY
PARTY
PURCHASING:
A
Combination
Ticket
receives
15
Free
Chances
on
Radio
Set
or
Phonograph.
A
Sports
Ticket
receives
4
Free
Chances
on
Radio
Set
or
Phonograph.
A
Season
Ticket
receives
3
Free
Chances
on
Radio
Set
or
Phonograph.
A
Grand
Carnival
Masked
Ball
Ticket
receives
.
.
1
Free
Chance
on
Radio
Set
or
Phonograph.
DESCRIPTION
OF
TICKETS
COMBINATION
TICKET
CONSISTS
OF
1
Sports
Ticket,
1
Season
Ticket,
1
Carnival
and
Masked
Ball
Ticket,
and
sells
for-$4.50
A
SPORTS
TICKET
SELLS
FOR
$2.50.
A
SEASON
TICKET
SELLS
FOR
$1.50.
A
CARNIVAL
MASKED
BALL
TICKET
SELLS
FOR
75c.
NOMINATION
BLANK
Please
find
enclosed
$
for
:
Ticket,
and
credit
M
.Nm
of
Candidate)
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i
P.O.
Box
Town
District
.
with
votes
for
same.
Name
Address
On
receipt
of
Nominations
the
Candidates
will
he
supplied
with
necessary
tickets
for
sale.
Each
candidate
must
be
endorsed
by
some
responsible
individual
or
VOTES
GIVEN
WITH
NOMINATION:
COMBINATION
TICKETS
WORTH
DOUBLE
NUMBER
OF
VOTES.
Get
Your
Nominations
In
Early.
Write,
IMione
nnd
ask
your
friends
to
help
you.
Competition
is
only
open
for
one
inonlh
and
here
is
a
chance
to
make
the
next
thirty
days
profitable
for
you.
Nomination
Blank
with
$2.50
for
Sports
Ticket,
or
.$1.50
for
Combination
Ticket
or
equivalent,
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Contestant
may
he
nominated
by
reputable
individual,
fraternal
or
other
organization.
HANDICAP
For
the
purpose
of
equalizing
the
chances
of
the
various
Contestants,
Northern
nritish
Col-
umbia
has
been
divided
into
Six
Districts
as
follows
Prince
Oeorge,
T.errace
lo
Vanderhoof,
Prince
Hupert,
Ocean
Falls,
Anyox
and
Stewart.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
is
included
in
Stewart
district.
The
following
tablo
will
be
used
to
credit
voles
to
the
various
candidates:
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Prince
Rupert
Candidates
will
receive
100
votes
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Ocean
Falls
Candidates
will
receive
200
votes
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Anyox
Candidates
will
receive
200
votes
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Terrace
to
Vanderhoof
Candidates
receive
300
votes
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Stewart-Queen
Charlotte
Islds.
Candidates
receive
300
votes
RULES
AND
REGULATIONS
t.
Carnival
Quewi
Contest
orriitally
opens
Aurut
5th,
Cliisinr
September
Hh,
at
10
p.m.
.Ml
Candidates
mist
liave
tlielr
return
In
ttie
Exhibition
Office.
City
Mall,
Crlnee
luieit,
.c
or
Ihelr
re.pctlve
post
offices
and
IKist
-marked
by
10
p.m.,
September
5lh.
Each
candidal
thall
M-iut
a
rniiiplete
return
with
tlielr
final
returns.
j.
On
receipt
or
nomination
candidates
will
bo
furnished
with
all
tickets
for
sale.
3.
Any
Rlrl,
t
years
nr
air
or
over,
married
or
llnflu
.txcft
tin
ise
whose
parents
or
relatives
are
connected
with
I
lie
Fair
Hoard
In
any
way.
may
enter
the
contest
for
Carnival
Queen.
4.
The
Carnival
Queen,
winner
of
the
Grand
Prlie,
and
all
oilier
winner
will
le
decided
by
their
accredited
votes.
Said
voles
belni-
Issued
on
the.
sale
of
tlrkets
as
per
above
rlicilule,
5.
It
Is
strictly
understood
that
candidates
will
be
re-Hin.lble
for
all
tickets
sent
them,
and,
no
vote
will
be
n
edited
them
until
remittance
Is
made.
8.
A
candidate
cannot
withdraw
In
favor
of
or
transfer
her
voles
In
another
parly.
,'
7.
No
staleuien
or
promise
made
by
any
randldate
vnryliiff
from
the
rules
will
be
rerotnlsi'dby
the
Exhibition
Hoard,
8,
In
case
of
typographical
or
other
errors
the
noard
Will
not
be
resfionslble,
but
will
make
the
necessary
corrections,
0.
The
Hoard
reserves
the
right
to
reject
any
lion.
to.
The
Exhibition
Hoard
reserves
the
rid
ht
to
amend
Ihe
rules
If
necessary.
It.
The
Exhibition
Hoard
miarantcc
fair
and
Impar
tial
treatment
to
all
competitors,
but
should
any
question
arise
the
derision
of
the
Hoard
shall
b
absolute
and
final.
18.
A
committee
of
prominent-
citizens,
one
from
earb
district,
will
be
appointed
to
verify
the
counts
of
I
tin
candidates.
13.
The
Contestant
receiving-
the
larpet
number
of
voles
will
be
declared
the
winner
of
the
Orand
Carnlva.'
Queen
Oonlest,
and
will
be
entitled
to
one
Hound
Trip
Ticket
In
the
British
Empire
Exhibition.
She
will
also
be
the
Queen
of
Honor
at
the
Grand
Parade,
to
be
held
on
Wednesday,
September
loin,
and
will
be
attended
by
the
winners
or
ihe
second,
third,
fourth,
and
fifth
prlxes,
who
will
be
expected
to
come
to
the
Fair
and
art
as
Maid
of
Honor,
all
expensea
to
be
paid
by
the
Exhibition
Board.
The
winner
or
the
First
Prize
will
also
be
the
Queen
of
Honor
al
the
Crand
Carnival
and
Masked
Hall,
on
Friday
Evening,
September
1
th.
The
Crown
and
Robes
will
also
beromo
her
property
at
the
termination
or
the
Carnival.
It.
The
winners
of
the
First,
Second
and
Third
1'rlies
will
represent
tlielr
district
at
the
ralr
durlnr
fair
week,
when
a
day
will
be
set
apart
for
them
to
reign
Queen.
The
day
will
be
railed1-
Day"
being
the
name
or
the
district
they
represent.
.
t5,
It
Is
strictly
understood
by
all
contestants
that'
no
nlstrb-1
1'rlies
will
bo
given
lo
contestants
unless
she
(contestanti
Is
successful
In
turning
In
150.000
votes,
t.
In
accepting
nomlnatlona
candidates
agree
to
tblde
by
Ihe
above
conditions,
17.
Address
ill
correspondence
to
Trlxe
Campalgrt
Manager,
Northern
B,
C.
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association,
rrlnre
tlupert,
B.C.
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