ieday,
September
23;
i
9
25
.
Vacuum
Bottles
!
Keep
Contents
Hot
op
Cold,
Use
it
to
put
Baby's
Food
h,
at
nights.
Splendid
Value,
75c.
'
EMULSIFIED
COCOANUT
OIL
SHMMPOO
A
sliomiJdffUhnt
gives
tlie
linir
tone
and
vigor
and
easlly
cleanses
the
scalp.
Hegular
price
50c.
Special,
25o.
ORMES
LIMITED
THE
REXALL
STORE.
Phones
82
and
200
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
PrinceRupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
September
3,
6,-
Q,
M
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
September
1,
12,
22
8.8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butt-dale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocetvv
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-"
couver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.'
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
AgenL
Corner
of
4th
S
reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
B.i.
At
Your
Grocer's
nrrTDir
ddeaty
at
wa
.
m
m
m
m
M
wm
mm
I
THE
LUILY
NEWS
PAGE
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The
Acme
of
Sweet
Perfection!
The.
Autocrat
of
the
Sandy
World.
PURDY'S
CANDY
A
Toothsome'
Delight
In
a
IlcaiiUful.
lioxi
t
f
Sole
Agents
,
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
GIGARiSTORE
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Phone
109:
Dr.
F.
P.
HelgerWn
ilocki
KENNY
DENTIST
'T'
Office
Ilourtt
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to
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p.ni.
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TIDES
Tuesday.
September.
23
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September
2
High
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23:10
p.m.
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......
4:22
a.m.
7.Q-'V
10:10
p.m.
9.2
"
Mrs.
W,
A.
fiohecn
and
cllild-
'
nave
arrived
back
rroin
u
''"xlliy
holiday,
sncnl
in
Vancoii-
and'
Hellinghanu
Wash;
NEW
HAZELTON
'Mio
Ladles'
Aid:
of
tlie
'New
la.o(trtt'
Chmwli
.lin
been'
ro-
'Biudzcd
wil,,(ho
following
nf-icts:
President,
Mrs.
C.
H.
""
,
vira-
nresiiieni,
m
r
paw,,..
i
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......
....
'rs,
'riiunitii.i
Fre.t
flrifiln
Inter
leinnorarilv
'0d
his
iote
jeaiup
oil'
the
kepna
rtlver
below
Skeciia
Crosrffnif.
lVxtJ'reo'pe
later
in
he
seHoirVilli-!j-synallw
crew.
'
i
.
i
.
t,
,
-.
,.
gins
and
china,
.i.nwc'r
wa;
held
last
weeV
WfyVvMi'iovI,ailie.V.
ib.
..tit
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ii:.....;
'i-iini
fiimis
noMuiai
.u.M!ui.j..
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.
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i
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n
im
WlllCII'
Was
III
rilHIJi."
Ul
..nr..
Mat-Kay,
Mrs.
Cox
and
Mrsj
An-dtu-son,
was
very
successful,
A
dance
was
given
Friday
night
as,
a
farewell'
to
Miss
Me-;
Giill,
who
leaving-Hie
hospital
this
week,
and'L.
Hi
Wriuch;
who
also
lhives
tills-
week'
tit
resume
Ids
studies
at
Torontbi
L-
Oswald
Morven
or
(lillakdanv-jks
and
Miss
Mabel;
Sophia
NVIU
ifznie'
Of
Kilwangn
were,
married
i.kI
wni.k
liv
llev.
T.
I).
I'roefor.
Tin?
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
Union
Church
at'
llazeltou
lias
elected
iifllecrs
as
follows:
President,
Mrs...MnoKiiv:
fllsst
.
vice-presl-
dent,
Mi's.
Ptiuml;
second
vice.'
jiresidint,
Mrs.
llofrtm:.
secreiary;
Mr,".
liNinl';.
IreuHurer,.
Mrs.',
jodem
AdYcrtise
In
the
Dally
News.
UPHOLDS
POSITION
IN
LETTER
TO
PRESS
Urges
(gainst'
Misinformation!
and-
Misrepresentation
In
Connection
With
Capl-lano-
Hands
Piir-
following
letter
was
pub-
lislicd'
in1
Hip
Vancouver
press
ifrvmi
Prince
IHipert's
member:
'
Hi'pnrls
in
the
press
indicate
Hie
mayor
uf
Vancouver
proposes
In
ask
me
for
an
ev-lldanirtlou
tit
thf
sale
or
six
limits
in
the
Capilano'
watershed
jo
private
interests
since
Hie
re-pere
of
1005.
The
items
have
appeared
in
I
he
prpss
in
this
connection
are
based
Mpnn
a;
communication;
acroiilinp
to
itlie'
nress
renorts'
senl
In-
Hip
!
'Property
Owners'
Association,
(Vancouver.
The
information
sent
lo
l
lie
Properly-Owners
Associa
.
u
.
ii
inn,
Vancouver,
uuiicaleii
very
clearly
Just1
bow
and
when
t
lie
timber
limits
referred
o
were
(alienated,
and
Hie
information
jwns
available
before
the-publica
tion
or
tlipsp
renorls.
I
cannot'
come
(b
any
otlier
conclusion
than
that
these
re
ports
are
deliberately
published
for
Hie
purpose
of
creatine
an
impression
in
Hie
public
mind
Jllat
this
department)
during
the
rpfdmp'
of
life
present
adm,1nis-
.traton,
has
disposed
of
timber
limits
within
the
Capilano
water
shed
since
the
placing
of
the
re
Jserve
of
1905.
Let
me
say
that
Hie
limits
re
ferred
lo
as
having
been
alien
ated
since
the
reserve
of
1905
with
one
exception,
were
staked
during
the
lime
that
limlier
was
open
Tor
slaking
in
tins
province
diiring
the
Mcltride-Ilowser
ad
ministration.
The
only
limber
that'
has
bpen
disposed
or
since
the
pi-psent
administration
took
office
are
two
small
fractions
of
isolated
timlier
adjacent
to
the
operations
of
the
Capilano
Log
ging
Company,
which
it
was
de
sirable
should
be
logged
in
vipw
of
Hip
operations
now
going
on
in
the
walprshed.
Onp
of
these
strips
contained
some
four
am
Ihree-ouarler
million
fppt
and
the;
other
some
two
hundred
and
(seventy
thousand.
In
both
these
instances
it
would
have
(been
.simply
foolish
lo
leave
these
isolated
stands
situate
as
they
were.
Has
the
Authority
In
view
of
the
fact,
however,
that
the
right
to
dispose
of
any
timber
within
tlie
Capilano
reserve
has
been
called
in
question,
it
may
just
as
well
be
clearly
understood'
that
there
is
not
the
slightest
question
of
the
authority
to
dispose
of
the
timber
in
the
watershed
if
it
should
Ijp
so
'determined.
It
is
aliout
time
that
the
good
sertse
of
those
in
authority
in
Vancouver
should
prevail,
rather
tHaii
misinformation
and
misrepresentation
should
continue
to
bp
circulated.
The
protection
of
tlie
Capilano
watershed
is
of
first
imiKtrthnre
and
the
only
way
thai
it
can
be
protected
is
through
I
lie
collaboration
and
co-operation
of
the
provincial
government,
tlie
city
of
Vancouver
and'
the
logging
company
now
operating
there.
V
I-
earnestly
hope
that
the
nlayor
of
Vancouver
will
accept
my
suggestion
and'
appoint
three
experts
who,
with
three
experts
appointed
by
this
department,
can
thoroughly
review
the
whole
stbatlon
in
order
that
the
most
experl
opinion
may
bo
available
for-
final
determination
of
policy.
.
There
i
no
doubt
that
a.
larger
measure
of
control
must
be
ex
ercisrd
over
the
operations
the
logging
company
if
its
highest
purposes
and
there
is
eplully.
no
doubt
that
this
object
can
only
be
attained
thrnjigli
mutual
understanding
and
cooperation.
The
people
of
Vail-,
Couver
would
do
well'
to
lake
the
good
intentions"
or
the
government,,
and
tliis
department
or
government
al
their
Tare
value.
The
government
is
just
as
anxious
to
protect
(lie
interests
of
Vancouver
ins
the
Capilano
watershed
as
is
Vancouver
city
itself,
and'
it
has,
at
thesanie
time,
the
duly
of
protecting
the
interests
of
all
the
other
municipalities
adjacent',
as
well
as
Hie
interest
or
the
province
at'
large.
Will!
Not
be
Bluffed
It
may
Jusl
as-
well
be
under
stood
clearly
and
definitely
now
that
I,
personally,
have
no
inten-MotPor
being
blurred,
browbeaten,
bulldozed
nor
calunvinated
into
submission
In
the
dictation
or
a
Tew
interested-persons
who
know
little
or
the
real
situation
but
who,
for
purposes
or
their
own,
I
,
Good
Counsel
I
t
jO
,'T
'
I,
SSl
J
illl!
I
liiii
III
111
!
II
L
I
L
I
1
I
I
I
J
t
I
1
.
I
I
to'
common
sense
business
to
collaborate
and'
co-oy(ale
willl
Hie
otovernment.
rather"
lhan
in-
i-
.
..
dulgfng.
in
.long-jlLstaiie
sniping
whfch
accomplishes
nothing
and
rrighlens
nobody.
1
I),
pattullo,
Minister
pf
Lands.
SMITHERS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dr.
O.
Hanson.
Dominion
geologist,
left'
(Own
on
Thursday
morning
last'
for
Ottawa;
They
will1
visit
friend
in
Saskatoon
and
Winnipeg
en
route.
At
the
recent
meeting
of
the
Ladies
Auxiliary
of
the
Hulkley
Valley
District
Hospital;
arrange..
men
Is
were
made
lb
hold
a
whist'
drive
in
the
Catholic
Club
Hall
on
September
20.
jVnother
-
successful
annual
dance
under
the
auspices
of
Mys
tic-JKvel
Lodge.
Xo.
lib;.
Order
or
Hebckahs,
was
held'
in
the
town
hall
on
Friday
last.
The
crowd
was
not
as
large
as
on
fprmer
occasions.
At
midnight
super
was
served,
and
upheld
the
fame
of
itlie
Hebckahs
Tor
their
culinary'
abilities.
After1
'supper,
Hie
(Jray
Orchestra
kept'
the
crowd
in'rollicking
good'
humor
by
its
"repeals'Mo
the
numerous
encores.
The
following
applicants
for
naturaliation
'appeared
before
His
Honor,.
Judge
F.
McB.
Young,
at
the
siltjng
of
the
County
Court,
holden
in
Smilhers
on
ofj
September
18:.
Leon
Helmon!.,
the
Ilazeltnn;
James
Dyer,
Waldott;
watershed'
is
.to-
be
protected'
to:
Jasper
Newton
F.lliott,
Evelyn';
llhrry
(Sunderson,
Smilhers;
Wll
Ham
D.
Lukens,
Palling:
Lee
Martin
Newgard.
Nadinn'
River,
Colleyinounl;
John
Orr,.
Burns
Lake;
Onlonio
Sarlori,
Hatclton;
Wayinan
llalel
Wehlon,
Francois
Lake;
in
all
cases
naturalization
was
granted.
James
K.
Kirby,
mining
recorder,
is
away
on
vacation.
Ho
wilt
visit
rriends
in
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Bellingliam,'
Wash.,
reluming
in
a
couple
of
weeks,
Judgo
F.
McB;
Young
and
M'.
Gonzales
of
PrneoMlupert;
were
the
guests
or.lt
K,
Klrhy
on
a
gam,,
hunting
expedition
on
Sal-unlay.
Both
gentlemen
proved
themselves
as,
capable
of
hand
ling
a'
gun
as
theyViU'Untangling
knotty
legal'
problems).
returning
lo
town
with
bags
Just
"within
the
law."
1
red
Oileshaw
mada
a
trip
to
Burns
Lake
on
Friday,
He
was
on
business
in
connection
with
the
new-school
being
erect-
ed;
there,
and'
now
in
final
stages
of
completion.
Chief
Service
of'
Provincial
Friday,
lie
was
accompanied
by
I
11.
Hkird,
inspector
of
Muuici
palilies
for
B.C.
Harry
Moore,
arrested
by
Con
stable
Thits
of
the
Smithers
ile-Jbing
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
city
council
is
lo
submit
a
bylaw
to
the
property
owners
on
September
29,
authorizing
the
expenditure
of
$2,000
to
provide
increased
school,
accommodation
The
provincial
government
is
to
start
work
at
once
on
a
$30,-000
bridge
across
the
Eraser
Hiver
at
McBride
H.
G.
Perry,
M.L.A.
announced
last
week.
The
bridge
it
is
expected
will
ultimately
be
tho
link
in
a
highway.
system
from
Edmonton
to
the
coast.
David'
Edwards
McKim;
who
was
adjudged
a
hundred
per
cent
baby
at
the
recent
Westminster
Fair,
was
born
fn
Prince
George
Bis
parents
are
Mr.
and
MKs
Waller
McKim
who
only
recently
moved
away
from
Here;
'-
Hi
G.
Perry,
M.L.A.
admits
that
be
is
in
the
running
for
the
ap
poinlment
of
speaker
in
the
leg
islature.
George
Porter
is
erecting
two-storey
store
and
rooming
building
at
the
corner
of
Domin
ion
Street
and
First
Avenue.
It
will
cost
in
tlie
neighborhood
of
$!0,000i
The
local
Board!
of
Trade
Is
to
call
a
mass
meeting
of
citizens
for
Ibe
purpose
or
lUTanging
Tor
the
attendance
of
at
least
one
representative
from
the
district
at
Hie
conference
between
the
beads
of
tho
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Paciric
Hall,
ways
and
the
representatives
or
tlio
federal,
Alberta
and
B.
G.
governmenlH
on
the-
Peace'
River
railway
question.
Tho
provincial
government
is
also
to
be
asked
to
have
II.
O.
Perry,
M.L.A.
attend
Hie
conference.
-
Jessp
F.lhipr
firay,
one
of
the
pioneer
residents
of
Prince
(Jeorge:
died'
at
his
home
here
police,
motored
to;
Hunts
Lake
on,
last
week,
aged-01.
He
is
sur
vived'
by-a
widow
and
two
sons,
Jesse
and
Elmer.
(acumen
I
Provincial
police,
on
a
possible
and,
with
a
reasonable
charge
of
disorderly
conduct,
ap-..
spell
of
good'
weather,
there
pcared
before
Magistrate.
Hos-Jiins
on
Saturday
and
was
fined
$15
and
costs.
Moore,
who
comes
from
Shames,
B.C.,
landed
in
town
recently.
Win.
Aspinall,
assistant
general!
chairman
of
the
United
Brotherhood
or
Mainlenanco-of-i
Way
employees,
Willi
head-quarters
at
Winnipeg,
reached
town
on
Saturday
morning
to
be
present
at
a'
special
meeting
called
liy
the
local
lodge
on
that
day.
iMainlenance-of-Way
from
Pacific
west
to
Kndako
east
attended
in
full
force.
Work
on
the
highway
between
Prince
George
and
Quesncl
is
advanced
as
rapidly
as
should
he
a
good
roadway
between
tlie
two
points
before
winter
sets
in.
Mrs.
A.
P.
Anderson
and
children
have
returned
.
lo
Prince
(ieorge
after
an
extended
niotor
trip
through
the
Pacific
Coast
sates
as
far
as
-California.
Mrs
j
George
Abbott
leB
for
Mbnlreal
last
wepk
accompanied
by
her
son,
Harold,,
who
will
enter
Mcflill
University
lo
lake,
a
employees
(course
in
electrical
engineering.
Mr$.
Abbott
wll
visit
with
relatives
in
New
-.Hampshire
before
returning
to
the
city.
W.
L;
Hornsby.
and
daughter.
rtuth,
left
last
week
for
Vancouver,
where
Miss
Hornsby
will
commence
her
studies'
in
Hie
diversity
of
B.C.
m
TIMBER
SALE
X
6489.
Thei-A
will
br
offprert
for
Sale
at
r-ubllc
Auction,
at
mum
nn
tli
ttih
dav
of
Octo
ber,
ti,
In
the
office
of
Hie
Forel
naiifrer
ii;
uunia
uikc,
n.i,,,
me
unriivc
X
0489,
to
cut
U,
800
tics,
on
an
area
situated
on
the
sou
III
Mmre
of
FrancoH
Lake,
at
Llppinroll
uay,
ivmte
i,
t-oasi
msirici.
Two
()
years
will
be
allowed
for
re
nHlYtll
of
tlinber.
"Provided
that
anr
one
unable
to
at
tend
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
a
scaled
tender!
t
be
opened
at
the
hour
or
.
auction
and
treaieu
as
one
liq."
Further
particulars
of
the
ciuet
Fores
ter,,
victoria;
B.C..
or
District
Forester,
I'Mure
lluport.
B.C.
m
TIMBER
SALE
X
6425.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Victoria,
not
later
man
noon
on
ine
inn
uay
oi
septemuer
Mil,
for
the
iHirrhase
of
Licence
X
01S5
to
cut
117,000
lineal
reel
oT
Coles
and
rilllitr
on
Lots
IMii
and
1833,
situated
about
314
wiles
and
on
other
side
of
Skeena
Itlver
from
llenio
Station,
Rangw
a,
t:oasi
i.ana
District.
Two
S)
years
will
be
allowed
tor
re
moral
of'
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Fores
ter.
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
Dlstrlci
Forester,
i-rinca
itupen.
n.u.
N
O
T
I
O
E.
Notice-
Is
hereby
given'
that
application
will
be
made
In
tl'
l.iirljlatlvf
Assembly
of
the'
rnivlnce
of
llHUMi
Columbia
at
the
next
Session'
thereof,
for
an
Art
inaklni-
provision
ror
tne
vesttnr
or,
general
pit'
M-riy
oi
ine
rresDyienau
t.nurcu
in
(.an
ada,
the
Methodist
Church
and
the
Con
rreRatlmial
Churches
of,
Canada:
In
the
Lulled
Church
of
Canada:
for
the
holding,
use
and
administration
of
the
nrooertv
of
conrregatlnnr
entering"
the
union-
nr
the
slJ.
rhiiri-hes
to
form
the
United
Church
Canada
and'
for
the
holding
of
the
proerty
or
rongregation
voting
imiI
rimcur
therein:
for
the
trusts
relating
general
and
congregational
properly;
and
generally
for
the
carrying
ot
the
said
umou
into
errertt
Dated
at
Victoria.
British
Columbia
this
0th
day
of
September.
A.
It;
10fl.
CI.K.MIIIU'K
STIIAITII,
His
I.angley
Street.
Victoria.
B.C.
0a
bbir
of
the
applicants.
7-23
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Colu
mbia.
appeal
lo
Hie
natural
seU-inler-
est
or
Hie
people
of
Vancouver
who,
in'
general,
know
nothing
or
Hie
situation
but
who'very
natur
ally
are
rearriil
and-
nprvdus
in
a
matter
so
important'
as
their
water
supply.
It
is
about
time-
that'
those
in
authority
in
Vancouver'
got
down
Sam
Cocker
has
returned'
to
Vanderhoof
from.
Edmonlon
where
one
of
his
infant
daughters
died.
Qlorious
f(air
In
90
Days
or
A
Money
Back
Women
who
wish
Jm
to
stimulate
the
growthof
theirhair
.
should
use
Van
Ess'
Liquid
Scalp
Massage.
A
glorious
Dead
oi
strong
vigorous
hair
sarehr
ma
ROSSI
37
follows
its
consistentuse,
and
consistent
r.se
is
easy
because'
Van
Ims
oomes
fitted
with
a
patent
rubber
applicator
that
feeds
the
medicament
directly
to
the
roots
of
the
hair,
elim-faitins
musty
muwfinir
with
the
finrtn.
And
th
flexible
nlpplei
of
th
applicator
bring
healthy
circulation
cf
blood
to
feed
the
haar
root.
Bay
your
Van
Eaa
on
StMsy
treaxuat
plan.
Money
back
if
It
fails.
McCutcheon's
Sole
Distributors
w
Second
Ave.
and
Six.h
St.
beauty
For
the
straight
figure
A
lightly
boned
corset
with
the
top
two
inches
above
the
waist
line
in
front.
It
has
a
medium
high
back
and
curved
clastic
section
under
the
bust.
Medium
length
skirt
with
elastic
sections
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.
Caaslar
Land
District.
nccordlng
district
of
Prince
nupert,
and
situate
In
Atlln
Lake,
about
one
half
mile
duo
west
of
Atlln
Townslte,
TAKF.
NOTICF.
that
Paul
L.
Kggert.
or
Atlln,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
occupation
Jeweller
,
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
described
land:
Comiitcnrlnr
at
a
post
planted
at
tin
south
point
or
the
small
Island
known
an
Second'
Island
In
Atlln
Lake,
situated
-above;
thence
northwest
and
on
around
thl
Island
r
olio
wii
g
the
shore
line
to
tl'
place-
nr
ronmienciMiient;
and
containing
two
acres,
more
or
less,
Sept.
3rd,
It'll.
PAUL
LOUIS
E00EP.T.
m
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