turday,
August
9,
1921.
Eakelse
Lodge
Lakelse
Lake,
via
Terrace,
B.C.
Nmv
iiei
for
service
umlr
management
uf
Mrs.
M.
Haven.
Ideal
place
lu
spend
your
summer
holidays.
IlcAs-onable
rates,
timid
home
cooking.
Comfortable
rooms.
Pishing.
.Donling,
Malliing
in
Lukclse
Lake
and
Streams.
BATHS
AT
THE
LODGE
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
HOT
SPRINGS.
Terrace
August
Clearance
Motors
Oi'faling
Taxi
and
Luiiit.h
Service
between
Terrace
iiml
lytlgo
landing,
assuring
guest-
of
quick,
comfortable
"
trip.
Also
operating
taxi
service
to
all
parts
of
the
valley.
Por
Veservallons
and
rales,
apply
to
LAKELSE
LODGE,
OR
TERRACE
MOTORS,
TERRACE,
B.C.
Buy
while
Stock
Lasts
2
4
$17.00
per
thousand
2x6
$17.00
per
thousand
2x0
$17.00
per
thousand
Fence
Pickets
$1.00
per
hundred
Sidewalk
Strips
$1.00
per
hundred
Chimney
Brick
(hard
brick)
5c
each
Lath,
Shlplap,
etc.
Prince
Rupert
Lumber
Co.
Ltd
Phone
361
"COUCHES
LEATHERETTE
AND
TAPESTRY
COUCHES
$10
and
$15
t
BED
COUCHES
AND
DIVANETTES
To
Clear
at
a
Sacrifice
Regardless
of
the
former
selling
price
we
have
marked
down
all
our
Leatherette
and
Tapestry
Easy
Chairs
at
the
-one
prlco
$25
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Phone
123.
A
most
popular
medium
priced
paper,
and
since
it
is
now
made
in
Canada
no
duly
it
js
the
biggest
value
on
lb'1
market.
The
makers
sel
lhe
price.
Ours
is
the
same
'
the
dealer
in
Toronto
or
Montreal'.
l'apclries
,
.
.
,
.
.
.
G5c
ami
$1.25
Gnrvospwudeiicc
Cards,
(Void
Edge
$1.00;
Plain
75c
One
Pound
Paper
and
ot)
Envelopes
$1.75
Select
I
lit
slalionery
lh,dt
reflecls
yourself.
Particular
l'foplu
use
Highland
Linen.
'
TVTr
K
?
rrftvo
i
nrn
Local
and
Personal
..
a
-
-..
g
B.C.
Undertakers.
Hayners,
Undertaker
361.
Phone
41.
Pboua
If
I'rince
llupcrt
Annual
Exhibi
Hon,
September
9
to
13.
tf
Simpson's
Shoe
Shop
is
open
again.
Shoe
repairing
neatly
none,
lifth
Avenue
and
Mcllride.
.
island
on
August
17.
.
tf
t'he
Oyro
Cliib
has
decided
to
hold
its
annual
picnic
at
Digby
.Miss
Katherinc
Morgan
arrived
in.
the
cily
from
Surf
Inlet
on
the
Venture
last
evening.
hi.
Andrew's
Society.
Regular
monthly
.meeting
tonight
at
8.30.
All
classes
of
exhibitors
arc
urged
to
make
their
entries
for
the
Inhibition
now.
tf
The
funeral
of
Mrs.
F.
O.
Daw
son
will
take
place
Tuesday
next
from
the
Presbyterian
Church
at
2.30
p.m.
Rev.
H.
R.
Grant,
D.I)
ofllcmling.
No
more
dil
l,
soot
or
Ashes
from
coal.
Convert
your
slove
to
gas
range
by
pulling
in
an
Oxo-
gas
burner
.
See
displayed
in
II
II.
Hemming'
window,
or
phone
Mack
120.
187
Lnion
steamer
cnlurc.
Cant
A.
Johnstone,
arrived
in
port
at
7
o'clock
last
night
and
sailed
at
8
o'elock
toy
Ibe.Naas
River.
The
vessel
was
in
port
again
this
af
lernoon
southbound.
H.
II.
Little
arrived
in
the
cily
iasi
nigni
irom
nazcuon
on
business.
.Next
month
.Mr.
Little
will
be
coming
here
to
lake
ii
his
dune
as
manager
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Union
Hank
of
Canada
succeeding
A.
T.
Hro
derick
who
has
been
upcrannu
aled.
r.
H.
I'enn,
manager
of
the
Uelmont-Surf
iiilet
mine,
and
Mrs.
I'enn,
ami
1.
W.
Racey,
as
sislanl
manager,
and
Mrs.
Racey,
arrived
in
the
city
from
Surf
In
lei
last
evening-and
are
register
ed
at
the
I'rince
Rupert
Iloiel
Preparations
have
actually
commenced
in
the
Fair
liuilding
for
Hie
holding
of
Hie
annual
exhibition.
The
new
eleclric
wiring
will
be
leste.i
by
t
ho
city
utiliities
department
shortly.
C.lUl.
steamer
Princess
lleal-rice,
Capt.
Thomas
ClilTe,
was
late
in
leaving
Vancouver
this
week
and
is
not
expected
here
ing,
.1.
A,
Maughan
of
Edmon
Ion
is
booked
to
sail
on
the
sel.
,ev
A
committee
consisting:
of
D.
of
their
son,
Hugh
L.
Keenley
side,
lo
Miss
Kalherine
.Pillsbury,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
Pillsbury.
The
ceremony
will
...
THE
DAILY
NEWS
AGE
THREE
f
L
1
"CLARK"
Kfmm
V.r
'4
Clark's
BEANS
with
Tomato
Chili
or
plain
Sauces
Enjoyable
kEsSj
Jack
Johns
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Mrs,
R.
H.
kinner
is
booked
to
ail
tonight
ojifthc
l.'iince
Rupert
for
the
south;
Mr
Mini
Mrs.
Tlmni.is
MnMenlcin
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
,
(!.
L
(Julick,
local
manager
of
the
Swift-Canadian
Co.,
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
I'rince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
on
business.
.
Provincial
Constable
Arthur
Collins
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Ocean
Falls
on
relief
duly.
R.
Kslon
Phyfe
of
Hartford,
Conn.,
and
Dr.
W.
H.
Phyfe
of
Patterson,
N.J.,
who
have
been
in
the
cily
for
the
past
week
on
business
in
connection
with
their
realty
holdings
here,
are
making
the
round
trip
to
Stewart
on
the
Prince
Runert
today
and
will
pro
ceed
south
to
Vancouver
on
that
vessel
tonight.
Misses
Myrtle
E.
Hangs
and
Dorolhy
RaVniusSen,
of
San
Francisco,
who'
have
been
visit
ing
at
Jasper
Park
for
the
pas
week,
were
round-trip
passen
gers
on
the
steamer
Prince
Ru
perl
lasl
night
for
Stewart.
They
will
proceed
to
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
1his
evening-
en
route
home
STEAMER
DELAYED
BY
FOG
YESTERDAY
Prince
Rupert
Arrived
In
Port
at
7
O'clock
Last
Night
With
Many
Tourist
Running
into
fog
at
Boat
Bluff
south
of'Swansun
Hay
and
a
rain
off
the
mouth
of
the
Skeena
River,
C.X.H.
steamer
I'rince
Riinerl.
until
tonight
or
tomorrow
morn-lcaptr
D.
Donald,
from
Vancouver
es-
and
wayports,
was
four
hours
late
yesterday
and
did
not
arrive
hero
until
7
o'clock
last
night.
The
most
of
the
passengers
ar
riving
were
tourists
en
route
b.
hluarl,
W
.
Held,
Thomas
Mc-'eat.
A
good
number
,
arriving
Clymonl
and
J.
M.
Campbell
was
from
lhe
east
hoarded
the
vessel
appointed
by
lhe
St.
Andrew's
here
and,
after
making
the
round
Society
last
nighl
In
assist
Hie
trip
to
Stewart
today,
will
go
civic
committee
in
connection
('trough
lo
Vancouver
tonight,
wjlli
the
arrangements
being
The
steamer
brought
the
fol-niade
for
the
reception
here
next
lowing
passengers:
week
of
Squadron
Leader
A.
S.
For
Prince
Rupert
II.
Mar-(.
Marl.iuen
and
the
British
shall,
T.
H.
Seoll,
William
Wart.
round-the-world
riighl
parly.
THE
EVENT
OF
THE
SEASON.
liAV.V.A.
basket
picnic
o
Digby
A.
M.
Ailkeu,
Thomas
Louden,
II.
M.
Mai
thews,
F.
Smith,
Mr.
Cas-
sey,
.mjss
J.
Heme.
11.
J.
jIf(
ire-go
r,
C.
McKeniie,
A.
firaut,
Mrs.
Island,
Sunday,
Aug.
lu.
Free
ice-
Medd
and
child.
Mjss
A.
Mul-
cream,
pop
and
candy
for
kids,
ford,
MiSs
M.
Hunter,
Miss
Beat-Eveiyone
welcome.
Band
of
102ndjrice
Hunter,
Mr.
Langfield,
Mrs.
H.C.
Hattalion
in
attendance.
(Batcher,
Mrs.
A.
II.
Ludwig,
Mnjor
Hon
Is
leave
Fishery
-wharf,
west
J-
H.
Johnson,
Miss
A.
McNabb,
A.
or
Prince
Ruiei;t
)oathouse
from
!-Iolliffe.
O.
Arcand,
J.
H.
Me-O.UO
a.m.
Adults
50c.
l87.Keovn,
C.
I.
Knnpp.
Wilier
Mar-
shall,
P.
Bryant,
C.
A.
Rogers
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
Keenley-
Miss
M.
Palerson,
Miss
E.
Nel-
side
have
arrived
in
the
cily
from
son,
C.
Mauhling,
E.
Jolliffe.
P.
ancouvei;
lo
attend
lhe
wedding
W.
Baldwin,
Miss
Helen
Harvey,
Mrs.
J.
Peterson
and
child.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
E.
E.
Hyde,
J.
S.
Raine
(Calgary),
Miss
Ward,
.Miss
Ur-quhart,
Mrs.
V..
W.
Keenleyside;
take
place
in
lhe
Anglican
Church
,Miss
M,
Keeulcyside,
Master
Ir
on
Monday
evening.
vine.
R.
W.
Felt.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Burrows,
H,
E.
Bunion,
A.
A.
Me.
P.
W.
Haldwin,
local
auditorfor
Lennan,
W.
Waddell,
E.
Colverg,
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
Miss
Jackson.
Miss
Williams,
Vancouver,
arrived
from,
lhe
Miss
Hrooks,
Miss
Ashburn,
Mr,
tm
Hi
on
the
Prince
Rupert-
last
and
Mrs.
Elsey.
11.
Cassier,
J.
L.
11
li
lt.
lie
was
iieniiinSiiniiK.I
liv
Ha
1
11
10.
(i.
.Mirhlo.
Miss
M
nnnn
Mrs.
Haldwin
and
family
who
For
Stewart
H.
H.
Etlorshauk.
are
making
the
round
trip
to
Mrs.
M.
httersliank,
S.
A.
Etter-Slewarl
today.
Mr.
Baldwin's
shank,
Jack
Wood,
Mrs.
R.
assistant,
W.
Wadjlell,
is
also
Wood.
H.
D.
Clegg,
R.
Wilmol,
II.
with
him.
J.
Hende,
.F.
J.
Itnwlands,
Mr.
ICoales,
W
Beaton,
M-s.
J.
.
Pronl,
Miss
M.
Proiit;
Mrs.
p.
W
CCZEMA
epeV'n-f'i'.N
"nldwin
and
.
-cliil.l'ien,
It.
Mo-Init
when
Dtinald,
MV
and
Mrs.
R.
.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
fieorge,
Mr.
m
ally
heal.i
the
skin.
Sample
box
Dr.
nnd
'
Mi's
Jndrews
W,,IM
Ml
Min
mnninp
anler,
Chune's
Ointment
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e
It
you
tat
nUon
this
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nnd
nemllo.
stamp
fur
ixvunjte.
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FANCY
DRESS
DANCE
HELD
FOR
CHILDREN
Colorful
Affair
In
Elks'
Home
Last
Night
was
Complete
Success
The
children's
fancy
dress
dance
last
night
at
the
Klks'
Home
in
connection
with
the
Elks'
Flag
Day
festivities
was
al
colorful
and
successful
affair.
There
were
about
00
children
in
attendance
garbed
in
all
manner
of
novel
and
picturesque
cos
tumes.
'
The
task
set
Mayor
Newton.
Ci.
E
(iulick
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
Cullip
in
adjudicating
the
winners,
was
np
easy
one
but
the
following.
decisions
were
reached:
Host
dancing
couple
Miss
Irene
Mitchell
and
Miss
Annie
iilchrist.
lhe
former
wore
a
Japanese
costume
and
the
latter
an
orange
creation.
Hest
original
couple
Keith
McLeod
as
Isaak
Walton
and
Ian
Murray
as
Charlie
Chaplin.
Hest
dressed
girl
Miss
Edilli
Kergin
fn
a
red
and
green
crepe
paper
dress,
'
.
Hest
dancing
girl.
Miss
Dorothy
Murray
in
an
orange
crepe
paper
dress.
Thfs
young
lady
also
rendered
two
exhibition
Russian
dances
which
.were
per
formed
with
remarkable
precision
and
skill.
lhe
prizes
were
presented
to
the
winners
by
Mayor
Newton
who
also
referred
to
the
object
of
the
Flag
l)av
celebration.'
L.
M.
Fuller
was
in
charge.
After
the
gathering
of
children
had
dispersed,
the
floor
was
opened
lo
some
75
couples
of
adult
dancers,
the,
proceedings
keeping
up
till
2
in
the
morning.
G.
Folsoin
was
master
of
cere
monies,
11
H.
Skinner
and
W.
E
Williscroft
were
on
the
door
and
lhe
serving
of
refreshments
at
midnight
was
supervised
by
Mur.
docli
McLead.
Music
was
fur
nished
by
an
orchestra
consisting
of
Miss
St.
Cyr,
A.
A.
Easson
and
Alex.
Mitchell
which
was
later
augmented
by
V.
Halagno
and
W.
F.
Browne.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
E.
W.
Westervelt.
Buckley
Hay;
II.
II.
Little,
liazeltou;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mackenzie.
Prince
George;
A
J.
Oilman
and
H.
I.
Hreek,
New
York
Cily;
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
W.
Watt
and
A.
M.
Ailkeu,
Victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
H.
Peon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
W.
Racey
and
Miss
Kath-erine
Morgan,
Surf
Inlet;
C.
A.
Rogers,
TIios.
Louden,
P.
W.
Baldwin,
W.
Waddell,
Major
J.
H.
Johnson,
Mrs.
E.
W.
Keenley-side
and
William
Harker,
Van
couver;
J.
A.
.Mauglian,
lulnion-
t
on.
Central
II.
W.
Jenkins,
Smil
tiers;
O.
Davis
and
L
McDonald,
Porl
Es-sington;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Game,
Inverness;
Waller
E.
Hull)
and
T.
W.
Parker,
Vancouver;
J.
Mur-dock,
Alice
Ann;
J.
S.
Raine.
Victoria;
H.
Murphy,
T.
B.
Seolt,
P.
Bryant.
Walter
Marshall,
J.
R,
McKeown,
C.
I.
Knapp,
C.
Mauhl
ing,
E.
JolilTe,
G.
Arcand,
A,
Jol-
litfe,
H.
E.
Burdon,
A.
A.
Mol.eu
nan,
John
Specie,
Ocean
Falls;
R.
Hooper,-
Winnipeg;
JA
I.
Moore
ami
O.
Crate,
cily;
A.
J.
at
kinson,
Port
Simpson.
Joe
Jackson,
of
Texas
Creek
mining
fame,
returned
to
Stewart
on
the
Prince
Rupert
lasl
night
after
having
spent
a
week
in
the
cily
on
business.
HURLBUT
CHUMS
Welted
Shoes
of
the
heller
class
for
Children.
Made
on
orthopedic
lines,
allowing
for
the
(
natural
growth
of
the
feel.
The
best
Footwear
for
the
infant,
child,
growing
girl,
lillle
gent,
youlh
or
boy.
Agents
lu
I'rince
Rupert
Family
Shoe
Store
No.
1A
Autographic
Kodak,
Special
Pictures
2XA
x
4tt
inches
With
Kodak
Anastigmat
Icns.6.3
and
Kodamatic
Shutter
This
model
represents
the
latest
achievements
in
photographic
refinement.
The
most
exacting
amateur
finds
in
the
No.lA
Autographic
Kodak,
Special,
every
aid
to
good
pictures.
Unusual
photographic
equipment
such
as
the
Kodak
Anastigmat
lens.G.3
and
Kodamatic
shutter
with
accurate
automatic
speeds
ranging
from
12
second
to
1200
second
is
contained
in
a
case
of
exceptional
beauty
genuine
sealskin
leather
covering,
and
nickeled
appointments.
You
ought
to
see
this
Kodak.
You'll
find
one
at
our
Kodak
counter
Ormes
Limited
THE
REXALL
STORE
Phones
200
and
82
Thi
d
Avenue
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
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