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Saturday,
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for
all
Steamship
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and
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Wednesday,
September
24
High
10:53
a.m.
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p.ni.
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Low
H22
a.m.
7.0
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1.0:10
p.m.
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)'
Thursday,
September
25.
.
High
11:31
a.m.
17,.8
fl
2.3:32
p.m.
18.7
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Low
.5:13
a.m.
fl.l
"
J7:32
a.m.
7.8
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Friday,
September
26
High
12:10
p.m.
18.7
Low
5:50
a.m.
5.1
18:17
p.m.
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ft.
YANDERHOOF
Advertise
lnthe
Dally
News.
j
.:
fa
A
slalion
similar
to
thlil
$;
Fori'
Eraser
is
being
erected
her$
lo
replace
the
one
that
was
des-,
troyed
by
fire
last
spring.
Th
contract
is
under
the
supervision
Of
A.
N.
Hertrand.
Sixty-five
summer
enmp
Mies
have
been
purveyed
for
the
provincial
Koveinment
IhU
summer
by
V.
Scheldcrup.
.Itislinc.
Paul,
Indian,
waft
sentenced
lo
six
months
at
Oknlhi
last
week
by
Stipendiary
Mafcls
Irate
.1.
C.
'Chitrleson
tor
stealing
a
cbal.
Ti.naiilntr
lma
commenced
'
irt
the
Ncehako
Valley
though
rain
hhs
been
holding
the
work
up
somewhat
of
late.
At,,
nnii
tr
hennre
Parkin
..
....I.
....-.
.
iinn
lirtvn
relumed
to
TorOmO
after
visiting
with
rtnlph
Telford
at
Prairledale
Farm.,
Mrs.
Park.
ItiHon
is
Mr.
Telford's
sisler.
lUchmond
relumed
homo
Monday
eveninp.
-
-
H.
Hi
Harlow
who
lias
boon
In
town
on
one
of
his
regular
buL
ness
visits
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Sunday.
Jack
Couture,
Oscar
Oendrnn,
Paul
Ilnxtie
and
Oscar
Olander
Jlliinking
thai
a
clear
reception!
who
were
in
town
on
business
in
is
"beyond
the
average
beginner."
i
connection
with
Hie
sale
of
IhefrjThey
have
read
and
heard
about
j
mine,
have
relumed
lo
Hoss-
radio.
They
may
have
listened;
wood,
Kalum
Lake,
to
radio
dealers
in
some
oilier.
Mr,
and
Mrs.
.lack
Fro
at
spent
a
few
days
at
Kalum
Lake
last
week.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
I
he
Anglican
church
met'
last
week
at
(lie
home
of
Mrs.
Nash,
.
.
The
funeral
of
Hessie
Donald
look
place
Saturday
afternoon
at
2.3(1.
The
futicral
services
were
conducted
by
Hev,
Hurnl
Dean
Marsh,
assisted
by
Hev.
W.
J.
Parsons.
There
were
a
number
of
beautiful
floral
decorations.
Mrs.
II,
Myerick
left
for
Van
couver
on
Monday.
Mrs.
Myerick
has
spent
the
summer
here
with
her
husband,
who
is
working
on
Terrace
brigc.
-o
Miss
Marion
Christie
and
Miss
Kthel
Christi,.
left
for
Prince
Hupert
on
Monday.
SMITHERS
M(ss
Nock,
a
member
of
the
nursing
stall
during
the
absence
of
Miss
Mulhall,
Is
spending
a
few
ilays
in
town
Willi
friends,
awaiting
the
completion
of
lhe
new
Telkwa
Nursing
Home,
of
which
she
will
have
charge.
BURNS
LAKE
Miss
Hclty
Prosser
of
Francois
Lake
lias
gone
to
Prince
Hupert
In
attend
school,
having
been
ac
companied
Ihere
by
her
mother,
Mrs.
H.
D.
Prosser,
last
week.
Robert
Haird,
Inspector
of
municipalities,
inspected
the
re
cords
of
the
village
of
Hums
Lake
last
week.
Laurie
Pejerson
has
been
ap-
pqined
game
warden
for
this
district.
"
nK
M.
F.
Lucas
of
Soulhbank
has
returned
from
a
business
I
rip
t
o
Vancouver.
Hev,
J
MeJL
Millar,
who
has
been
working
in
the
Oolsa
Lake
district
under
the
Presbyterian
Home
Mission
Hoard,
has
left
for
F.astem
Canada
where
he
will
resume
his
studies.
FOUR
CHILDREN
ARE
ALL
DOING
YERY
WELL
ST.
JOHN,
N.H.,
Sept.
21.
The
Mahatiey
quadruplet
babies
have
completed
eight
months
of1
existence.
They
have
as
a
gpestl
at
their
hom'e
their
mother's,
nitolher,
who
has
the
raro
(lis-!
Unction
of
being
the
grandmother
of
quadruplet
babies.
The
babies
are
thriving
splendidly
and
can
now
be
seen
by
visilors.
John,
the
only
boy,
has
asserted
his
superiority
by
being
the
flrsl
to,
show
teeth.
Christine
has
him
beaten
as
regards
avoirdupois,;
h'oweveri
as
she
weighs
10
lbs.
.1
5
0,.
John,
15
lbs.
8
V4
ois.
F.dna,
11
lbs.
and
an
ounce.
Edith,
0
lbs.
5
ozs.
J.
L.
Chrislle
loft
on
last
night's
train
for
Kndako.
He-
will
visit
various
points
along
the
railway
line
on
business.
RADIO
STATIC
By
The
Daily
News
Radio
Expert.
Quite
a
few
beginners
in
lladio,
instead
of
making
progress
and
getting
out
of
the
beginners
class,
have
not
even
remained
beginners
but
have
lost
Inlerest
in
the
sets
they
have
purchased,
town
about
how
easy
0
is.
The
result
is
they
purchase
a
good
set,
instal
it
anyway
at
all,
glance
0
Look
over
your
ltadlo
now-
what
tceessorle
do
yon
need
We
rim
supply
yuu
with
any
pm
you
require,
Evrry
article
we
roll
it
the
bet
lissl
ble
standard
quality,
tut-lumnlly
stlvertlH'd,
and
nld
tu
yml
with
it
money
back
(ru.iramop,
Our
prlrea
rank
with
tht-
lowest
la
Camilla.
We
pay
all
deliver
rhsrires.
Write
un
today'
Dcpt!!!,
9
Wednesday,
September's!,
1021,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
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Contents
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or
Cold
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it
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at
nights.
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Value,
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EMULSIFIED
COCOANUT
OIL
SHAMPOO
A
shampoo
that'
gives
the
hair
tone
and
vigor
and
easily
i
cleanses
the
scalp.
Hegular
price
50c
'
Special,
25o.
ORMES
LIMITED
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REXALL
STORE.
Phones
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and
200.
TERRACE
NOTES
Sh
Mr,
It,
I..
Mctnlosh
n
lurried
In
Prince
Import
Monday.
-Mrs.
Perkins
of
Skeenn
fiiiy.j
who
has
been
Visiting
Mrs.
Jas.
A
pleasant
little
gathering
was
held
at
the
home
of
Jenny
and
Tony
Miller,
on
Saturday,
when
a
number
of
their
small
friends
attended
to
cvh'hrale
their
ninth
birthday.
Tony
appreciates
hav
ing
a
twin
sister,
especially
on
birthday
celebrations.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II,
V.
Champion
and
daughter,
who
have
resided
ill
Winnipeg
for
lhe
past
year,
ha
returned
and
again
taken
up
residence
in
Iheir
former
home
on
Alfred
Street.
Miss
M.
Mulhall,
matron
of
the
Hulkley
Valley
District
Hospital,
has
again
taken
up
her
duties,
following
a
holiday
of
three
weeks
spent
at
lief
home
In
Van
couver.
over
Hie
few
instructions
and;
then
clamp
on
I
he
headphones,
expecting
lo
hear
Mars.
After
j
a
night
or
two
of
endless
twisting
of
knobs
and
dials,
tbey
give
it
up
in
disgust.
II
is
beyond
them.
It
is
much
holler
nd.
more
satisfactory
for
the
beginner,
to
start
with
the
simple?
set,
become
acquainted
with
its
possibilities
thoroughly,
and
learn
how
to
lung
in
for
the
maximum
results,
aijil
understand
how
to
repair
damage.
II
is
not
easy
lo
operate
a
live'
tube
receiver
and
no
novice
can
do'it
as
it
should
be
done,
no
mailer
who,.
It
demands
some
know
ledge
and
exepriencc
first.
Hut
once
a
radio
fan.
always
a
radio
fan.
And
the
lislener-in
who
has
mastered
the
principles
of
the
simpler
set
thoroughly
is
expecting
a
heller
sel
always.
OX
course,
some
dealers
are
themselves
lo
blame
in
selling
a
large
complicated
receiver
lo
a
beginner
and
thus
laking
chances
of
losing
a
regular
customer
af
ter
the
first
sale.
'Moreover,
some
manufacturers
do
not
give
sufficient
instructions
for
the
operation
of
their
sets.
Jlut
(borough
instructions
'which
can
be,
got,
accompanied
with
illus
trillions,
are
guile
intelligible
lo
anyone.
After
reading
a
textbook
on
radio,
the
Operation
be
comes
much
easier
and
more
satisfactory.
Knowledge
applied
brings
results.
Try
it
and
see!
Aerials
and
Grounds
-
1
IiiMillicioni
addition
lo
aerial
ana
ground
inslallaiii
i
often
an
unsuspected
cause
of
trouble
lo
the
beginner.
The
aerial
ought
lo
be
as
high
as.
possible,
bu
not
longer
than,
125
feel.
There
are
two
kinds,
lhe
inverted
L
and
the
T
aerial
and.il'is
con
ceded
I
hat
the
inverted
L
is
the
heller
for
receiving.
Hut
local
conditions
govern
which
ought
lo
be
used.
The
alenna
or
aerial
may
be
supported
by
houses,
trees,
poles
or
any
elevated
ob
ject.
Ordinary
10
or
12
gauge
galvanized
wire
will
serve
the
purpose
admirably
here
for
guys.
Hut
the
aerial
i
I
self
must
be
of
copper
wire.
This
can
be
bought
at
any
radio
store
for
about
a
cent
a
foot.
The
aerial
of
course
ought,
lo
be
well
insulated.
The
lead
in
wire
from
I
lie
aerial
lo
the
set
ought
lo
be.as
direct
and
is
short
as
possible.
This
wire.
ought
lo
be
oT
the
same
material
as
lhe
aerial
Itself,
and
it
is
preferable
that
it
come
direct
to
the
set
without
any
outside
support
Might
through
a
bole,
in
lhe
win
dow
frame
is
a
good
way;
Around
connections',
are
made
in
various
ways.
One
way'
is
to
scrape
clean
lhe
cold
wafer
pipe
ami
allix
a
ground
clamp
lightly
o
it,
this
ensuring
a
good
connect
ion.
Or
a
deeply
hurried
copper
or
iron
plale.
In
a
damp
spot
serves
well.
In
all
"LISTENING
IN!"
Entertainment
and
Education.
Radio
Supplies
a
Speciality
Prince
Rupert's
Pioneer
Itadio
Store.
W.
W.
WRATH
ALL,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Special
Attention
(liven
to
Mail
Orders.
cases
a
good
heavy
wire
should
come
from
lhe
sel
to
Iho
ground
conuecllon.
Where
insurance
is
carried,
the
underwriters
demand
a
light,
ning
arresler.
This
device
simp
ly
provides
a
palh
to
the
ground
for
thjj
electrical
discharge,
in
case,
although
here
lhe
chances
are
few,
lightning
may
strike
your
aerial.
To
sum
up,
do
not
make
your
aerial
loo
long,
or
you
will
bo
unable
lo
receive
on
the
shorter
wave
lengths.
Make
it
as
high
as
possible.
Do
npl
fun
it
above
or
below
live
wires.
Insulate
it
perfectly.
Let
your
aerial
point
if
possible
in
(lie
direction
you
want
o
receive
and
never
use
a
gas
pipe
for
a
ground.
Attention
lo
these
points
Will
solve
seventy
per
cent
of
your
trouble.
Note.
Our
experts
will
be
pleased
to
answer
questions
or
inquiries
from
readers
and
to
hear
from
others
regarding
re
sults
tbey
receive
on
t
Itei
sets,
ENGLISHMEN
COULD
BE
HAPPY
IN
AFRICA
So
Thinks
Man
Who
Is
Trying
To
Estalblsh
Communal
Settlements
There.
LONDON,
Sept
.21.
Roland
Hourne
is
endeavoring
to
create
communal
settlements
in
Soulh
Africa
for
Englishmen
with
small
incomes
who
can
no
longer
live
in
England
in
accordance
with
lhe
standards
to
which
Ihey
are
accuslomed.
He
says
'that
England
abounds
in
retired
army
and
naVy
ofllccrs,
and
others
with
practically
no
capital
but
with
small
fixed
incomes
varying
from
$1,500
to
$1,000
a
year.
England
lias
too
forbidding
a
climate
for
such
people,
hut
In
South
Africa,
on,
holdings
of
from
Iwo
to
live
acres,
Ihey
could
be
very
happy.
SUCCESSFUL
CONCERT
BY
LUTHER
LEAGUE
1
im
Metropole
Hall
Was
Filled
Last
Night
Fine
Performance
Given
by
Young
People
of
St.
Paul's
Church
A
large
crowd
which
praclic
ally
filled,
the
Mclropole
Hall
turned
out
last
night
for
the
concert
given
by
the
Luther
Lea
gue
of
St.
Paul's
Church.
The
program
was
one
of
exceptional
meril
and
proved
most
entertain
ing.
The
proceeds
arc
to
go
lo
the
fluid
which
the
Luther
League
Is-raising
in
order
to
pur
chase
hymn
books
for
the
con
gregalion.
The
training
had
been
in
the
hands
of
Mrs.
P.
F.
(Haisler'
to
whom
a
good
deal
of
jcredlt
goes
for
lhe
various
per
formances.
Edward
Haisler
and
Miss
Agnes
Ivarson
were
oilier
members
of
the
committee
In
charge.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Vocal
solo,
Mrs.
J.
Field.
Playlet
"A
Second
Topsy"
by
Edna
Unger
and
Viola
Johnson,
Vocal
solo,
Miss
Jones.
Heading
by
W.
Hurken,
Vocal
solo,"
Mrs.
L.
O.
Larson.
Play,
"Walling
for
tho
train,"
ticket
agent,
Perry
Haisler;
grandmother,
Agnes
Ivarson
;
grand
child,
Margaret
Johnson;
old
maid,
Margit
Hallberg;
Fat
Mother's
prescription
JOHNNY
is
taking
a
prescription.
His
careful
mother
'
the
family
health
doctor
ordered
it.
Her
dailj
ounce
of
prevention
Lifebuoy
Soap
works
wondew
in
combating
disease.
Every
day
your
children
touch
dirty
objects
and
cover
themselves
with
gemvladen
dirt.
Give
them
Lifebuoy
the
health
soap.
Lifebuoy
protects
The
rich
crttmy
Uther
of
Lifebuoy
carries
a
wonderful
heatth
element
deejb
down
Into
every
pore.
The
skin
is
completely
purified,
and
cleansed
delightfully
stimulated.
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
More
than
Soap
-
a
Health
Habit
The
odour
vanishes
alter
use,
but
the
protection
remains.
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED.
TORONTO
i.hee.
BlueRibbon
Tea
In
c
o
m
p
a
ring
BLUE
RIBBON
with
other
packet
teas,
do
not
compare
It
with
tea
offered
at
the
same
price.
BLUE
RIBBON
claims
to
be
the
best
in
Canada
regardless
of
price,
and
a
teapot
test
will
make
good
this
claim.
re
man,
Albert
Anderson;
Auntie
Doleful,
Ingrc
Isaacson;
negro,
Ilalph
Jorgensen;
a
young
mother,
Aleita
Ivarson;
book
agent,
Alfred
Skaltebol;
Marie,
Mabel
Ivarson;
bad
boy,
Edna
linger;
deaf
woman,
Lilly
Ivarson;
peddler,
Herbert
Frerichs.
Vocal
solo,
J.
E.
Davey.
Vocal
duel,
Mrs.
Larsen
and
Miss
Jones.
,
W.
Vaughan
Davie
was
ac
companist
of
Hie
evening.
Hev.
P.
E.
Haisler,
who
pre
sided,
in
lhe
course
of
the
con
cert,
spoke
of
the
general
good
work
being
done
by
the
Luther
League
and
bespoke
especially
the
support
of
the
young
people
TIMBER
SALE
X
6489.
There
will
be
ottered
for
Sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
trnon
on
the
8th
day
or
Octu
bef.
1924,
In
the
orrice
or
the
Forest
Hanger
at
Burns
Lake,
B.C.,
the
Licence
X
6489,
lo
out
0,
8U0
Uen,
on
an
area
situated
on
the
wmtli
Muire
of
Krancola
Lake,
at
Llpplneott
Day,
lunge
i,
coast
uiMrici.
Two
()
years
will
be
alloweil
for
re
ninval
of
llmlier.
"Provided
that
anv
one
unanle
to
at
tend
the
a
net
Inn
in
berson
mar
submit
a
scaled
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
or
auetmn
ann
treated
as
one
Did."
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Fore-
tt-r.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
District
Forester.
-mice
ituperi.
u.u
TIMBER
SALE
X
6425.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Victoria,
not
later
man
noon
on
me
1
1
in
aay
or
septemuer,
1884,
for
the
purchase
or
Licence
X
0423
to
cut
117,000
lineal
Teet
or
Poles
and
Piling
on
Lots
19i5
and
1033.
situated
about
3H
miles
and
on
other
side
or
Skeena
lilver
rrom
nemo
Station,
ltanite
s,
t:oast
Land
oistnrt.
Two
S)
years
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
or
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Fores
ter,
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
District
Forester.
t-nnc
nuperi,
n.u.
Notice
ll
hereby
jlven
thai
application
win
ic
imiuv
iu
inn
LHriMmive
Assemuiy
or
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
at
the
nexr
Session
thereof,
for
an
Act
making
firuTiaiuo
tor
ine
vesting
or
general
pro-perty
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
In
Canada,
the
Methodist
Church
and
the
Con.
gregattonal
churches
or
Canada,
in
the
iimeu
cnurrn
or
Canada:
for
the
holding
IIHA
Jlflfl
lllmltl
UfMtlittl
itf
tlA
nnnH...
a.
-
....-......
...
liu:IIJ
VI
congregations
entering
the
union
of
the
riiurmes
iu
nirni
tne
I'nueii
cnurrii
04
Canada,
and
for
tho
lmlitinir
or
the
property
or
congregations,
voting
not
to
concur
therein;
ror
the
trusts
relating
to
general
and
Congregational
property;
ami
generally
for
the
carrying
or
the
said
union
Into
effect.
hated
at
Victoria.
British
Columbia,
this
Dili
day
or
Septemlier,
A.O.
10.
CLF.MUIIUE
4
STUAITII.
II8
I.angley
street.
Vlrtorla.
B.C.
On
bebair
of
the
applicants.
in
church
endeavor.
He
also
referred
lo
the
Sunday
School
which
was
making
good
progress1
and
announced
I
hat
last
Sunday
there
hml
been
an
attendance
of'
59
children.
He
also
announced
lliat
there
would
be
a
change
in
the
Sunday
School
hours
commencing
-next-week
from
2:30
lo
1:
i0.
OSSJ
eaukf
For
the
straight
figure
A
lightly
boned
corset
with
the
top
two
inches
above
the
waistline
in
front.
It
has
a
medium
high
back
and
curved
elastic
section
under
the
bust.
Medium
length
skirt
with
elastic
section
in
front
and
rear.
Four
hooks
and
eyes
and
three
sets
hose
supporters.
Made
of
pink
figured
batiste.
Sizes
22
to
34.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Limited.
LAND
ACT.
Casslar
Land
District.
neeordlng
district
or
Prince.
Rupert,
and
situate
In
Atlln
Lake,
about
one
half
mile
due
west
or
Atlln
Tnwnslte.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
,
Paul
L.
Kggert.
of
Atlln,
In
th
Province
or
British
Columbia,
occupation
Jeweller.
Intends
to
apply
Tor
permission
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
onth
point
ot
the
small
Island
known
as
Second
Island
In
Atlln
Lake,
situated
above;
thence
northwest
and
on
aroutht
this.
Island
following
the
shore
line
to
lhe
place
or
commencement;
md
containing
two
acres,
more
or
leas.
Sept.
3rd,
lust.
PAUL
LOUIS
E00ERT.