SK1DJGATE
INLET
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in
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of
Sandnil
who
tins
mrirp
mini
nine
was
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liflil
iipi'iroa
il
miila'
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ill
i
in'
iiinir
ill
.in,
anil
Mrs.
Stevens.
"A
large
crowd
at-
"apt.
0.
-Jearp
has
his
launch
0.0.
Tjlfl
.
jii
commission
dy
for
t
lie
cohoe
trolling.
H
iii
iii
The
freighter
firey
which
came
in-recently
discharged
a
cargo
ofbox
luml.or
and
sail
for
Hie
Japanese
sal
try
at
Queen
Char
lotte.
Very
few
dog
salmon,
have
been
running
here
but
rohoes
ha:lieen
taken
in
larpe
num.
hers,
V
Skipper
fleorge.
Nash
was
in
last
week
on
his
(rolling
boat
an0
repofled
a
big
run
of
cohoes
nl
Huck
Point
at
Hie
westerly
entrance
of
gkidegate'
Inlet.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
G.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Ruiwrf,
Cap!.
1).
Donald,
brought
the
fol
lowing
passengers
from
the
south
yesterday
afternoon:
Inspector
T.
W.
S.
Parsons,
J
Jackson,
F.
S.
Sheppard,
T.
O
Hiirrell,
O.
I.
Fisher,
(iordon
II
Ilobb
(Hums
Lake),
.Mrs.
Frank
Moore
ami
children,
fJ.
Sylvester,
Miss
McKenzic,
Mrs.
(Ircen
Messrs.
Smith,
.Mr.
Waddell,
W.
A.
Clemenson,
H,
F.
Ackerman,
l'eler
Ulack,
Jr..
It.
J.
Walker
and
Miss
K.
Walker.
Dubarry's
Fine
Perfumes
and
Toilet
Luxuries
Appeal
irresistibly
to
people
of
good
Inste
.mhI
refinement.
PERFUMED
BATH
SALTS
IN
TABLETS
&
CRYSTALS
Tort'if,
invigorating,
refreshing
and
beautifying.
FLOWER
SCENTED
BATH
SOAPS
FACE
POWDER
MANICURE
OUTFITS
DAY
CREAM
NIGHT
CREAM
TRAVELLING
OUTFITS
Contain,
in
compart
ami
convenient
form,
every
Toilet
Luxury
likely
to,
lie
required
on
a
holiday:
Perfume.
Face
Powder;
Night
Cream,
Toilet
Soap.
Hath
Dusting
powder,
and
Tooth
Paste
ORMES
LIMITED
"TJifli
Ploneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Ave.
&,
Sixth
St.
Phones
82
and
200
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Service!
f
Sailings
from
PrinceRunert
ii
T
a
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle-October
7,
17,
28
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
8kagway
October
3,
13,
2
"
8.8!
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedala,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls
,ff
amu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van.
ouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
-Agency
for
alb
Steamship
Lines.
Full
Information
'from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
S'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prlno
Wupart,
K.U
For
Quality
and
Food
Value
Select
ELECTRIC
BREAD
The
Acme
of
Sweet
Perfection!
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World.
EURDY'S
CANDY
A,
Toothsome
Delight
in
a
Beautiful
Box.
SoJe
Agents
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
Phon
109.
A
4
h
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Helgerson
Block.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
DENTIST
Office
Ifourn:
n.tiu
lo
0
.m.
ttycil
Kvenings
by
Sjci:inl
Appoiiitment
H
ere
an
ere
Although
Alberta
only
became
population
hat
increased
fourfold,
lor
l,innni.
while
the
gram
yield
has
increated
twentyfoM.
The
toUl
agricultural
products
of
Alberta
ia
1922
worth
$223,000,000.
The
scheme
for
the
settlement
ot
Hritish
emigrants
in
Canada
may
a.'sume
a
new
aspect
as
a
result
of
the
preneoce
in
London,
England,
of
the
Hon.
J.
A.
Robb,
Canadian
Minister
of
Immigration.
Canada
favors
the
movement
of
entire
families
to
Canada
from
Great
Britain,
rather
than
that
of
single
men.
Among
the
biggest
muscalnngei
caught
this
year
was
one
landed
at
Cie
Canadian
Pacific
Railway's
French
River
(Ont.)
Bungalow
Camp,
by
Samuel
Franklin,
Southern
Sales
Manager
of
Claflins,
Inc.,
New
York
City.
.Mr.
Franklin
had
u
tight
tackle
and
had
never
hooked
a
lunge
before.
He
had
a
hard
fight
to
secure
the
fish,
which
tipped
the
scale
at
38
Vi
pounds.
A
total
of
13,743
Canadians,
rvt
of
litem
native-born,
has
fceen
;
i
-
atnated
from
the
United
States
j.Jnng
the
months
of
April,
May
And
June,
according
to
figurts
u
inonaced
by
the
Department
of
la.
migration.
During
thue
three
i
-it
lis
53.425
persons
immigrated
1
Caneda,
which
represented
an
in-
me
of
12212
over
the
same
po-i
iud
of
last'
year,
Mar;uU
wheat,
originated
at
the
!'
lain
ion
Experimental
Farms
and
now
world
famous,
has
successfully
invaded
South
America,
being
grown
jn
the
Argentine
Republic
last
year
with
results
that,
accord-inx
to
authorities
there,
exceeded
the
expectations
of
the
most
optimistic
advocates
of
the
grain.
Further
shipments
of
seed
are
being
made
to
the
Argentine
by
the
Canadian
Seed
Growers'
Association.
ttne
of
the
most
diverse
and
interesting
aggregations
of
passengers
ever
assembled
in
Canada
left
Moat
real
for
Europe
on
August
20th
aboard
the
Canadian
Pacific
liner
Mianedosa.
It
included
Majors
S.
de
Oeires
and
Brito
Pais,
who
recently
flew
from
Lisbon
to
I
.Macao,
China,
a
large
party
of
,
scientists
returning
from
the
recent
convention
of
the
British
Associa
1
lion
for
the
Advancement
of
Science
fc
lUIINIHI,
IAIWUCI
VICW.
Ufllll,
t'tnial
and
internationally
known
"ambassador
of
the
Canadian
Pa
ific"
and
"Soldier"
Jones,
Cana
tian
heavyweight
boxer.
The
first
all-British
direct
cable
service
between
Montreal
and
London
was
opened
on
August
16th
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Telegraphs.
As
business
warrants,
this
service
will
be
extended
to
embrace
other
Canadian
cities
with
which
it
ia
txiw
connected
but
which,
as
yet,
cannot
ffer
a
reasonable
return
for
a
regular
service.
Messages
were
exchanged
between
the
London
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
Montreal
Board
of
.Trade
and
between
tbe
Canadian
and
the
English
head
quarters
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
J
conveying
expressions
of
mutual
..oodwill.
and
prophecyinj;
closer
regions
as
a
result
of
the
improved
1
ible
facilititi.
G00D,NEWS
FOR
BUYERS
OF
COAL
Some
fif(y
years
ago
a
re-
jmarkab
coal
was
discovered
on
Vancouver
Island.
This
coal
causeif
a
sensation
at
the
time,
and
quickly
established
a
reputa-'
Hon
for
greatest
heat,
very
lillle
ash,
no
clinker
or
rock.
It
was
called
Wellington
coal.
Many
other
mines
have
since
been
been
opened
on
the
Island
and
the
name
Wellington"
has
been
given
to
them.
Hut
(he
public
should
not
bo
confused
"Na-naimo-Wcllington"
coal
has
the
Irepulation
of
being
the
best
domestic
or
steam
coal
mined
on
Vancouver
Island.
The
mine
has
an
output
of
3,000
tons
per
day
which
is
surely
satisfactory
evidence
as
to
its
quality.
The
public
is
cautioned
against,
substitution
and
in
order
to
make
sure
that
they
gel
the
real
"'a-naimo-Wellington"
coal
they
should
order
direct
from
Albert
&
McOaiTery,
Ltd.
who
are
sole
agents
,for
Ibis
coal
In
Prince
Rupert.
Their
phone
numbers
arc
llfi
and
SCI.
You
can
buy
a
ton
or
a
sack.
We
have
our
own
trucks
and
loam
and
can
give
prompt
service,
tf
.
N
"Have
you
had
static
on
your
new
radio?'
Mfs.
.Newlywed
Well,
Harold
has
had
Lo
Angeles
Hind
Cuba,
ami
I'm
sure
lie
could
get
static
if
he
wanted
to.
Lifo.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NEW
HAZELTON
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
F.
Dunn
and
family
tia
returned
-from
Hum
''!-
a
-
.1
-
a
-
l
province
-ovlnee
eighWn
iKlo.n
.
ye.rs
-.
.
jto,
it.
u
,",KP
wnPre
'm
a
c,m"
Albert
Mercer
has
left
for
the
iJl'l''rl
I.IIUUIIJ
Ylliru-
111?
j
will
hunt
grizzlies
and
goals
for
the
next
three
month.
A
sholer
was'
given
last
week
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
N.
Cary
in
honor
of
Miss
McColl
who
has
completed
training
at-
Ibe
Hazel,
ton
Hospital
and
who
will
be
married
shortly.
Miss
McColl
and
her
sister
are
visiting
for
a
week
at
Usli
before
proceeding
south.
BURNS
LAKE
Andy
Ruddy
is
installing
a
new
eleeiric
power
plant
here,
the
old
ono
having
been
found-incapable
of
meeting
the
demands,
Slight
damage
was
done
in
a
fire
in
he
attic
of
H.
Raymond's
house
last
week.
The-
village
heinical
engine
was
used
for
the
first
time
in
pulling
out
the
blaze.
Miss
F.
Warne,
who
was
visit-
ng
at
isaiune
wiiu
tier
nrotner.
rank
Warne,
relumed
last
week
o
iier
home
in
Vancouver.
FASHIONS
&
FOIBLES
by
Shirley
Sharon
icranci
5417
Ml
A
collar
and
bard
of
brighl'grtrn
and
green
buttons
areresk
points
of
a
new
tuv-piece
dress
of
French
origin.
Only
the
French
could
have
had
the
inspiration
to
combine
a
tunic
with
tiers
for
a
smart
two-piece-
dress.
A
cluster
of
plaits
st
the
side
gives
a
slightly
circular
effect
to
the
tiers
which
are
sewed
One
to
the
blouse
and
one
to
an
undctslip.
Silk
alpaca
in
the
fashionable
colors,
silk
crepe
or
satin
are
very
fashionable
materials
for
these
dresses.
For.
town
the
French
male
them
ot
navy-blue
or
black
rashmcre,
fi-ith
the(
staves
wrist-length
and
close-fitting
and
a
turn-bak,
collar
and
cuffs.
-
.
c
Peter
Hlack,
jr.,
returned
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yvslerday
afler;ioon
He
will
proceed
with
his
first
year
yni
versily
studies
in
the
dpeal
High
School.
PRINCE
GEORGE
A
hunting
party
consisting
of
AI
Johnson,
Capl.
I).
A.
Foster,
M.
C.
Wiggins,
.Jimmy
Williams,
The
new
Masonic
Hall
here
was
dedicated
last
r
week
by
Stephen
Jones,
of
Victbria
grand
master
for
DriiiVCdunibiai
After
many
conferences
had
been
held
by
the
board
of
direc
tors
of
a
small
town
bank
about
buying
a
new
water-cooler,
a
grouchy
old
member
hail
this
to
hay:
"Oenllemen,
before
we
adjourn,
I
move
that
our
next
conference
bejiold
on
a
merry-go-round."
And.
as
they
looked
at
him
in
astonishment,
he
added
the
lag!
of
explanation:
"We
never
get
anywhere
Wall
Street
Journal.
AUGUST
BUSY
MONTH
PROHIBITION
POLICE
TERRITORY
OF
ALASKA
August
was
one
of
Ihe
busiest1
months
of
the
Alaska
prohibition
enforcement
district,
according!
to
a
report
published
by
Director
A.
Ci.
.Means.
A
total
of
118
gallons
of
illegal
lupiors
weVe
seized,
four
stills
and
orn
distillery
raided
and
350
gallone
of
mash
confiscated
by
special
district
agents.
1
wenly-eiglit
cases
were
m-L,
stiluted
charging
violations
of
the
prohibition
laws.
Of
this
number
20
had
been
successfully
maintained,
one
was
still
pending
'and
one
resulted
in
acquittal.
Fines
were
imposed
in
the
aggregate
amounting
lo
$l,3G0
and
jail
sentences
lo
2fi
months
and
len
days.
In
Ibis
list
is
not
included
any
cases
originating
from
federal
prohibition
agents
during
Ihe
same
period.
Means'
report
shows
115
gallons
of
moonshine
whiskey,
25
gallons
of
so-called
'imported
whiskey,
IMH'j
gallons
or
heer,
350
gallons
of
mash,
one
still
in
operation
and
four
not
in
opera-
lion
seized
by
his
agents
and
confiscated.
FLAVORING
EXTRACTS
WORRYING
ALBERTA
Three
are
Banned
by
Order
in
Council
But
Drinkers
Switched
to
Other
Flavors
Terry
Johnson,
George
Williams!
iracts,
and
which
i
t
.n..it...i.
it
i
.V
.
iiuu
J.
iiuvjuiiuugii
viiiru
nun-
sard
las)
week
but
had
little
success.
They
got
one
or
two
deer
but
no
moose.
Hev.
W.
C.
North
is
retiring
from
(he
ministry
and
will
leave
sliorjly
for
Munilonan,,
Man,,
where
he
will
make
his
home
with
a
married
daughter.
Mrs.
T.
W.
Heme
and
the
late
Dinning,
J.
Kellas,
Alberla
Secre
tary
of
the
ltd
ail
...Merchants'
Association,
pointed
out
ilia)
lh
present
legislation
did
not
slop
Ihe
selling
of
flavoring
extract
containing
a
large
quantity
o
aiconoi;
wun
ine
exception
o
ihe
three
flavors
banned
by
lh
Order
in
Council;,and
that
per
Mr.
Hemes
sister,
Mrs.
Morrison
sons
addicted
lo
this
form
of
Ixindon,
hngland,
are
visiting,
drinking
simply
switched
here
with
MrsK
12,
'
J,
Lyon.
I).
O.
Talc,
formerly
c'ily
clerk
here,
has
been,
appointed
to
Ihe
position
of
clerk
fer
the
municipality
of
North
Vancouver.
EDMONTON,
SepL
30,
An
effol
is
being
made,
by
the
Hetail
Merchants'
Association,
the
Can
adian
Manufacturers
Associa
lion,
and
It.
J.
Dinning,
Alberta
Liquor-
Commissioner,
lo
arrive
at
a
workable
plan
whidh
will
allow
of
the
ale
of
flavoring
ex
other
flavors.
will
guard
against
abuses
by
unscrupulous
merchants.
During
an
interview
with
Mr
Only
One
Method
o
f
lo
,
"There
Is
only
one
method
to
adopt
tn
curb
the
sale
of
ex
tracts
as
a
beverage,
and
that
i
lo
Introduce
n
jieensing
scheme
under
government
supervision
wilh
heavy
pepally
clauses
under
which
oiremiers
can
ine
pun
ished1
he
said.
."The'
heavier
the
penally
the
''better
"it
will
PAGE
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Madame
X
Reducing
Girdle
&
Brassieres
j
Look
thin
while
getting
thin.
Fits
any
figure
as
snugly
as
a
glove.
THE
ONLY
ORIGINAL
RUBBER
GIRDLE
He
ware
of
imitation?.
Look
for
guarantee
tag.
GIRDLE
-
$12.50
BRASSIERE
-$6.50
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
3RD
AND
FULTON
STREET.
PHONE
9.
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APPROPRIATE
"I
Suffered
Terribly
With
Sore,
Aching
Back"
Mrs.
Roland
Fersmon,
194
Lake
SL,
Peterboro,
OnL,,
writes:
to
stem
theirisale,
but
we
feel
lhal
Ihe
wrong
method
has
been
adopted.
ONLY
OLD
MEN
NOW
LIVE
IN
THE
YUKON
Strollers
Weekly
Tells
of
Decay
of
Former
Gold
Camps
of
North
sjde
from'
members
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Police
nearly
all
men
in
Jhe
Canadian
Yukon
north
of
W'tiHchorse,
iire,pa'l
"mjddle
age,
allot
.the,
sarte.
may
'
;
be
said
',
of
.
i'v.r.--
'
i'
n.t
111)'
IUWIT
l.llhOll
UIUI,
there
being
an
absence
of
the
toys
with
Ihe
red
coals
and'
striped
pants
in
the
latter,
the
men
are
all
old,"
according
lo'
SI
roller's
Weekly.
To
one
who
knew
the
mjghly
Yukon
vale
in
the
early,
days
It
is
really
palhetic
In
revisit
it.
Dawson
has
dwindled
down
to
a
very
small
population.
Old
ForfEgbert
near
Eagle,
long
deserted
by
Ihe
army
as
a
post,
is
crumbling
to
decay
and
Ihe
same
m,ay
be
said
of
Tanana
(Fort
Gibson)
which
?
-
1
.
-
,
VI!
1
..
r.M.
;
is
;iiM
iiuiiuiiiiK
miwn.
lucre
is
some
life
at
Fort
Yukon
owing
to
its
being
headquarters
for
a
number
of
trappers.
A
few
elderly
men,
oldlimers,
are
slill
in
the
vicinity
of
Rampart
but
St.
Michael
and
the
glory
that
was
once
attnehed
to
it,
when
it,
too,
was
an
army
posl,
is
now
almost
descried.
Above
Dawson
and
at
points
where
once
there
was
considerable
life
is
now
an
occasional
woodchopper
who
gels
out
wood
for
the
sleaniers.
Only
three
steamers
were
operated
on
Ihfl
lower
Yukon
rver
this
year
Ihe
Yukon
of
Ihe
Wihilo
PasR
Company
and
the
Jeff
Davis
and
General
Jacobs
In
connection
with
Ihe
Alaska
Railroad.
The
Alaska
Railroad
is
going
to
go
all
right.
Thai
man
Neil
Smith
For
over
two
years
1
roflered
terribly
with
sore
back.
I
was
almost
mad
with
the
pain,
and
had
doctored
with
it
until
I
was
discouraged.
Then
my
father,
who
is
a
firm
believer
In
Dr.
Chase's
Medicines,
advised
me
to
try
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
I
followed
his
advice,
and
am
glad
to
say
1
was
completely
relieved
of
that
torturing
pain
in
my
back.
It
is
over
a
year
since
I
used
these
pills,
and
I
have
had
no
return
of
the
trouble,
but
always
keep
them
in
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
U
rtx.
s
hoi
of
U
plllm
Ednuuuion,
nates
&
Co.,
Iitd,
Toronto
please
our
association,"
con-'
of
considerable
activity
inued
Mr.
hollas.
"We
know
that
,
line
of
taming
for
the
he
reputable
trader
will
not
in-
Anchorage
also
seemed
fairly
fringe
the
law
knowingly,
and
,
prosperous
he
man
who
will,
deserves
lo
he
i
(Mindly
punished.
I'he
association
that
I
repre
sent
knows
that
Ihe
sale
of
these
exlracts
has
become
a
menace,
and
we
have
every
sympathy
with
Ihe
government
in
their
attempt
Keep
free
from
jhe
care
of
finir.t
tlr
end
beldneefc
VanEat
Uquld
Scalp
Mileage
feeds
hair
growing
medicine
through
rubber
in
.the
future.
This
G-ows
Hair
or
Your
Money
Back
'nipples
directly
to.
the
hair
root,
lt'e
the
raarveloue
new
method
eealp
treatment.
Van
Eta
,etopa
tailing
hair
grows
new
hair
ia
90
days.
Atlc
ue
about
the
90-day
treatment
plan.
We
eel!
It
under
money-back
guarantee.
Buy
Van
Eta
tdT
M
Van
,
Eae
your
hair
tonight.
McCutcheon's
(QEleU
Solo
Distributors
;
Second
vo.
and
Sixth
St.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6433
Sealed
TenoVrs
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
tt
Lands,
at
Victoria,
not
later
Uian
niMin
on
the
Dlh
day
of
October,
lor
I
be
t'Mrrhase
or
Licence
X
0439,
to
cut
7!,0U0
lineal
feet
or
Cedar
I'oles
on
an
arts
sltualMl
near
Sewall,
MaswU
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
District.
Two
(J)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
limber.
Further
Particular
or
the
Chler
Forester,
Victoria,
B.C..
or
MeUMct
Forester,
Vrlnce
Hiipert.
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6489.
There
will
be
orfered
for
Sale
at
rubllc
Auction;
at
noon
on
the
vth
day
.of
October,
1VSI,
In
the
orrice
or
the
Forest
llanrer
at
Hums
Lake,
n.C
the
Ucenm
,
X689,
lo
rut
2000
lies,
on
an
area
situated
on
Hie
south
shore
or
Franrail
'
Lake,
at
Upplnoott
Hay.
llaiifte
4-
Conn
District.
Two
ti
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
that
'any
one
unable
to
attend
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
a
seaiea
icnaer
to
oe
-opened
at
ine
nour
of
auction
and
treated
'as
tne
bid."
Further
particulars
or
tn
cmer
rore-ter,
Victoria.
n.C.
or
Dti
let
Forester,
I'rJnce
Rupert.
B.C.
LAND
ACT.
Catslar
Land
District.
necordlug
district
of
Trlnre
nupert,
and
situate
tn
Atlln
Lake,
about
one
half
mile
due
we?t
,r
Alllil
Tuwmlve.
TAKF.
NOT1CF.
that
Paul
L.
F.rrert.
of
Atlln,
In
the
Province
erf
British
Columbia,
occupation
Jeweller,
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
Hie
following
llescrlbed
Jam!:
I
Cojumcnrlnir
at
a
dost
nlanted
at
the
south
point
or
the
small
Island
known
as
Seems
to
know
"w
his
ins
business,
wusiness
nnd
anil
B""ml
.
Island
In
Atlln
Lake,
situated
as
,
,
,hoTf
thence
northwest
tl
on
sroHixl
IS
taking
hold
of
the
road
in
a
h'
island
following
the
shore
line
to
Out
'
P'are
or
commencement:
and
containing
linainnou
nusiness
x...,
i..ik..i..'
,
i
way.
ralrbanks
had;
a
i
two
acres,
more
or
less.
good
summer
and
there"
is
h'opesl
8eptl
3rd'
m,
PAUL
LOUIS
E00EBT.