Wednesday
August
6,
1924.
a
S.
Sr
ArciouiMireoi
lour
Summer
Milk
Supply'
A
tfn
f
Klim
llrnnd
Powdered
Whole
Xlilk
gives
you
pure
fresh
full
cronm
,t,illf:4h
moment
you
need
it.
Willi
j,ii,In
your
cottiitJe,
your
oamp
or
yolir'
oir
you
carry
hh
ever
nvnilubio
Boluti'f
.tlioBUtnnicrmilkproblom.
AH
j-oiVnel
ndd
iswntor
to
obtain
n
ploijtifulHiipplyof
richf
tillcreammilk.
nt.
la
Ju
admlrsMy
uitil
lor
infiiaUniul
ru4
children
ak
your
I
it
tar.
CANADIAN
MII.KFRODUCTS
CA
LIMII'KD
Mantrrol
Toronto
Winnipeg
I
I
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Sold
by
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co.
aKeise
Lou
Lakelse
Lake,
via
Terrace,
B.C.
JNuw
open
for
service
under
management
of
Mrs.
M.
itn'VCn.
Ideal
place
to
spend
jour
summer
holidays.
Reasonable
rales,
Good
home
cooking.
Comfortable
rooms.
Pishing,
Hunting,
Hulhing
in
Lakelse
Lake
nnd
Streams.
BATHS
AT
THE
LODGE
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
HOT
SPRINGS.
Terrace
TAXI
Mo!
ors
Operating
Taxi
and
Launch
Service
between
Terrace
ami
Lodge
landing,
assuring
guests
of
quick,
comfortable
trip.
Also
operating
taxi
service
to
all
parts
of
the.
valley.
J'or
reservations
and
rates,
apply
to
LAKELSE
LODGE,
OR
TERRACE
MOTORS,
TERRACE,
B.C.
Buy
while
Stock
Lasts
2x4
......
V.
........
.-;
$17.00wper
thousand
2"
x
6
$17.00
per
thousand
2x
8
.
$17.00
per
thousand
Fence
Pickets
$1.00
per
hundred
Sidewalk
Strips
$100
per
hundred
Chimney
Brick
(hard
brick)
5c
each
Lath,
Shiplap,
etc.
Prince
Rupert
Lumber
Co.
Ltd
Phone
361
August
Clearance
QrJ.!is
ipsa
S.ALE
llFT7Tllifl!-5
jTB
isEftnTI
1
FUMED
OAK
SUITE
Consisting
of
00-inch
Huffet,
Obluug,
Ta.ble
with
elaborate
tcelchor,
niid
Six
Clinirs
dorle
in
brown
lenlher.
-
August
Sale
Price,
$175
00
-
'TALIAN
BROWN
"GRAND
MASTER"
SUITE
Jl'
'flOl'nl
Oak.
Comprises
beautifully-designed
Huffel,
Oblong
Tablf
and
Six
Chairs
in
tealher.
August
Sale
Price,
$200.00
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
Phone
123.
Local
and
Personal
U.G.
Undertakers.
Hayners,
UndfUkr
351.
Phone
41
Phone
tf
.
I
'riii
cc
Rupert
Annual
Exhibi
tion,
September
U
to
13.
tf
.
Simpson's
Shoe
Sliop
is
open
again.
isliue
repairing
neatly
done.
Fifth
Avenue
and
Mcllride.
tf
Mrs.
A.
V,
Fisher
of
Ibe
Savoy
Hotel
left
on
last
night's
train
for
Telkwa.
Alex
Connon
of
llazellon
is
booked
to
sail
on
the
Prince
George
tomorrow
evening.
Union'
freighter
Cliilliwack,
Capt.
G.
U.
Smith,
was
in
port
overnight
bound
from
Vancouver
to
the
Naas
river
with
a
general!
freight
cargo.
j
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
J.
Alherleyj
and
Mrs.
G.
J.
Atherley
and
child1
are
sailing
tomorrow
'night
on
the
steamer
l'riuce
(ieorge
for
Vancouver.
Entries
for
the
Haby
Show
at
Ibe
Fair
close
September
5,
but
don't
wait
until
then.
Get
your
entry
in
now.
Mrs.
Whatman,
sr.,
?
tlie
Gardena
last
night
toria
on
a
holiday
trip,
return
via
Winnipeg.
182
ailed
on
for
Vic-She
will
Miss
E.
V.
M.
HHebey
is
leaving
tomorrow
night'
on
a
holiday
trip
to
her
former
home
in
Prince'
Edward
Island.
Alex
Davie,
formerly
of
this
city
and
located
at
Anyox
for
the
past
few
years,
lias
left
for
a
lln.ee
months'
trip
lo
lib
old
home
in
Scotland.
.
Xo
more
dirt,
soot
or
ashes
from
coai.
uonveri
your
siovo
lo
a
giis
range
lty
putting
in
an
Oxo-gaM
,
burner
.
See
displayed
in
H
II.
Hemming's
window,
or
phone
IJlack
120.
187
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
Gollison
left
this
morning
on
the
gasboat
Uixic
Rupert
on
a
trip
of
inspec
j
lion
lo
ino
bKeena
lliver
canner-tjics.
He
expects
to
return
to
the
city
tomorrow
evening.
THE
EVENT
OF
THE
SEASON.
(l.W.V.A.
basket
picnic
to
Iligby
Island
Sunday,
August
to.
Ice
cream,
pop
and
candy
for
kids.
IM.
Hattalion
in
attendance.
Hoals
leave
Fishery
wharf,
west
of
Prince
Rupert
boathouse
from
9.30
a.m.
187
A
kindergarten
will
be
opened
at
St.
Andrew's
Japanese
Mission,
on
September
9.
Fully
qualified
director
(Toronto
Normal
certificate)
in
charge.
For
lerms,
apply
mornings
to
8
Summit
Apartments.
Phone
Hlack
ICG.
1183
,loe
Greer,
president
of
the
!
air
Hoard;
Hen
Self,
vice-presi
dent,
and
R,
E.
Henson,
manager
of
the
carnival
,
oueen
contest
leave
tonight
for
Anyox
io
make
arrangements
for
Ibe
egnlesl
there
and
also
for
the
bringing
of
football
and
baseball
teams
here
from
Ibe
smeller
town
during
Fall'
Week.
4
-
Mrs.
Helen
Nucicli
of
Alice
Ann
is
in
Ibe
city
today
making
ar-rangcint-nls
for
a
trip
to
her
for
mer
homo
in
the
Old
Country
on
which
she
will
bo
accompanied
by
her
two
daughters.
Helen
and
Christina,
who
have
been
allend
F.
J.
Horsey
Vancouver;
J.
Armstrong,
H.
Denison
and
H.
Wright.
Anyox;
W.
Fairless,
Slewarl;
H.
Quickslad,
Victoria.
4
ft!
Am
1
Healthy
babies
thrive
on
Eagle
Brand
and
doctors
recommend
it
in
stubborn
feeding
cases.
It
is
the
natural
food
when
because
it
is
pure
country
milk
with
sugar
added.
Always
uniform,
digestible,
nourishing.
For
Free
Baly
Bookt
writ
i
Vfic
l3enUv
CaJimiUd
PRESENTATION
TO
LIBRARIAN
Miss
Muriel
Grant
Recipient
Handsome
Gift
on
Retiring
from
Position
APPRECIATION
EXPRESSED
of
Book
Club
and
Music
Club
Join
With
Library
Board
In
Interesting
Event
Voicing
the
unexpressed
senlU
inents
of
the
whole
community
representative
ninmbers
of
the
library
board,
the
book
club
and
the
ladies
music
club
last
night
gathered
in
Ibe
public
library
at
the
close
of
the
library
board
meeting
and
made
a
presentation
lo
Miss
Muriel
'Grant
on
the
oe
casion
of
her
giving
up
her
posi
lion
in
Prince
Rupert
as
librar
ian.
Rev.
G,
0.
Hacker,
chairman
of
the
library
board,
on
behalf
of
the
three
representative
groups
asKeu
.miss
iiram
io
accept
a
beautiful
silver
tea
tray
and
a
silver
sandwich
tray
and
these
were
handed
to
the
recipient
by
Miss
Macdonald
and
Mrs.
J.
Greer.
Mr.
Hacker
spoke
of
the
very
elliciont
work
done
by
Miss
Granf
and
also
the
geniality
she
bad
put
into
her'
work.
He
desired
Everyone
welcome.
Hand
of
102nd
,0
express
the
esteem
in
which
members
of
the
board
and
also
members
of
the
book
club
and
music
club
held
her.
The
small
token
was
just
to
show
in
some
tangible
way"
how
they
all
felt.
He
hoped
she
would
have
a
long,
useful
and
happy
life.
Mrs.
Kirkpatrick
Uien
presented
Miss
Grant
with
-'a
lovely
bouquet
of
Prince
Rupert
grown
sweet
peas.
Book
Club
On
behalf
of
the
book
club,
Mrs.
ltrady,
president,
spoke
ol
the
help
Miss
Grant
had
given
them.
She
had
introduced
them
to
many
new
friends
in
the
book
world.
Ohe
of
these
was
James
ltranch
Cabell
who
in
one
of
his
hooks
.
told
them
of
the'
power
of
thought.
How
potent
a
power,
she
said,
was
a
.library
with
an
elliciont
librarian
at
its
head.
Mrs.
JL
L.
Mcintosh,
president
of
the
music
chuisaid
when
she
entered
the
library
firsl
Ibe
atmosphere
was
too
bright
and
beautiful
to
last.
She
wished
to
join
with
the
others
in
praise
of
the
work
done
by
Miss
Grant.
H.
F.
Pullen
spoke
of
the
early
efforts
of
the
promotion
nf
Mm
ing
school
here.
'She
expects
to
',ibrrtl"y
which
bad
now.
become
leave
Alice
Arm
about
August
21.
t-
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
an
esiumisneu
institution
in
the
cjly.
Miss
Helen
Stewart
of
Vic
toria
had
given
them"
jm
a
a
her
valuable
timo
return
here
lo
live
she
would
make
an
excellent
member
of
the
library
board.
Mrs.
Kirkpatrick
told
of.
what
a
great
pleasure
it
had
been
to
know
the
librarian.
Miss
Grant
made
a
feeling
re
ply
in
which
she
thanked
the
three
organizations
for
the
beautiful
present
and
also
for
the
appreciation
they
had
expressed.
She
said
she
had
enjoy'
ed
the
work
here
very
much
and
would
always
look
back
willi
pleasant
recollections
to
the
two
years
sue
nau
speni
in
prince
Rupert.
New
Librarian
Miss
Violet
Mortimer,
the
new
librarian,
who
takes
up
the
work
at
the
beginning
of
next
week,
said
she
realized
what
a
dilllcult
tiling
it
would
be
io
follow
Mis
Grant
in
the
position,
but
she
would
do
her
best
and
with
the
co-operation
of
the
board
she
felt
sure
they
would
make
the
library
a
credit
to
the
city.
She
spoke
appreciatively
of
the
work
that
had
been
done
here.
Compared
with
other
places
of
about
the
same
size
in
California
they
bad
a
good
record.
At
the
meeting
of
the
board
which
preceded
the
presentation
formal
resolution
of
apprecia
tion
was
ordered
to
be
sent
to
Miss
Grant
'by
the
secretary.
This
it
was
thought
might
be
useful
if
at
any
time
she
should
return
to
the
profession
she
was
leaving.
ColTee,
cake
and
sandwiches
were
served
by
the
ladies
at
the
close.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Vickers
and
daughter,
Miss
Edna
Vickers,
are,
sailing
tomorrow
evening
by
the-'
steamer.
I'rincji
George
.fwr
Vancouver
on
a
holiday
trip.
Mrs.
E.
H.
Mortimer
left
for
Kilwansa
where
she
will
be
the
guest
of
Captain
and
Mrs.
Clivc.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Sain
Massey
of
Prince
Rupert,
Miss
Massey
of
New
York
City
are
returning
to
the
city
on
Hie..
Princess
Alice
this
afternoon
after
a
trip
to
Skagway.
G.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Alice,
Gapt.
Ormiston,
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver,
will
be
in
port
tills
afternoon
from
3.30
to
6
o'clock.
No
passengers
will
embark
here,
all
space
.having
been
sold
in
the
north.
MANY
CASES
TRIED
AT
PORT
ESSINGTON
Heavy
..Fines
.are
..Imposed
on
Liquor
Suppliers
and
Native
Drunks
also
Penalized
Cases
were
tried
over
the
week-end
at
Port
Essington
by
Justices
of
the
Peace
Dr.
William
Sagar
and
W.
G.
Taylor
with
the
following.results;
Alfred
Heikkuri,
white,
supplying
liquor
to
Indians,
fined
$50
and
cost.
Peter
Angus,
Indian
of
Hazel-ton,
drunkenness,
fined
$15.
Louisa
Danes,
Indian
of
Hazel-ton,
drunkenness,
fined
$5.
Jacob
Morrison,
Indian
of
Hazelton,
drunkenness,
fined
$50.
Martin
Paulson,
white,
supplying
liquor
to
Indians,
fined
$300
or
six
mouths
imprisonment.
Chan
My,
Chinese,
supplying
liquor
to
Indians,
fined
$200
or
four
months'
Imprisonment.
FISH
VALUED
AT
$776,568
Cockeye
Salmon
For
Month
of
July
Worth
Almost
as
Much
as
Halibut
Fish
valued
at
$770,508
was
caught
during
the
month
of
July
week
of
in
(ll0
priuco
RUpcrt
district,
ac-
in
oiganizincr
...ii..
;
.
,
..
r.
..
..
.
II,..
nntl.t.nin-n
.1...
UM,1
l"
1UIU1.18
fcjMCH,
I
r..
...
irenimey
ami
.Mrs.
1
1
o
I
o
1
1
r
"
j"
'
'
ieasi
0ut
lncay
today.
Tll0
iargest
ueich.
Alice
Ann;
A.
E.
Hallock,
'e
'
rendered
was
in
llpm
of
this)
wag
gulmo1l
caUKUl
Prince
George;
E.
Lewis,
Anyox;
Mi"
"mt
as
Librarian.
on
lhe
skeeua
and
Naas
Rivers.
H
and
N.
Murchie,
oU'u
.prumwi
sue
would
send
Following
Is
the
detaili
w.
Olson.
Smith-
""""i".'
"u
sue
nau
ers;
J.
Armstront',
Victoria.
Central
F.
Hanson,
W.
Forsberg
and
J.
Winberg.
Vancouver:
E.
I,.
EMORRHOIDS
Do
not
suffer
another
day
with.
Itching,
ISleodlnc,
or
Trotrudlng
Tiles
or
Hemorrhoids.
No
surgical
operation
requ'red.
Dr,
Chase's
Ointment
will
relievo
you
at
once
and
afford
lasting;
benrfU.
60s
a
box;
all
dealers,
or
hMmanson,
Bates
&
Co
Limited,
Toronto.
Sampl.
box
free.
uone.
so.
.Mr.
pinion
said
he
wish,
oil
lo
testify
to
the
good
service,
given
by
the
librarian
by
her
per-
sisieui
and
painstaking
work
in
a
quiet
unobtrusive
way.
f
Best
She
Had
G.
W.
Wilkinson,
who
was
also
one
of
The
active
organizers
of
I
lie
library,,
spoke
appreciatively,
He
said
Miss
Slew-art
had
promised
to
send
ihoni
lhe
best
lihrariau
;she
had
ami
be
was
sure
.dir.
had
done
this,
James
Hlack
seconded
what
the.
others
had
said
,atid
'
suggested
that
i'
Mja-
-rani
should
ever
Hlack
cod,
411
cwts.,
valued
at
$5,322.
Red
cod,
10
cwts.
valued
at
$10.
Halibut,
$32,153
cwts.,
valued
at
$315,138.
Salmon,
01,525
cwts.,
valued
at
$125,792.
THE
CONSTANT
ADVISErt
"
You
arc
'constantly
advising
your
friends
'
lo
lake
more
exer-
ise,"
"Yes.
I'm
going
to.let
my
friends
try;
it
out
first,
and
sec
whether
the-Idea
is
any
good."
Washington
'
Star.
1'
PAQ1
THRU.
No.
1
A
Autographic
Kodak,
Special
Pictures
2V
x
4
inches
With
Kodak
Anastigmat
lens
.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.
.
TJnusual
photographic
equipment
such
as
the
Kodak
Anastigmat
lens.6.3
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
2C0
and
82
Third
Avenue
Canadian
Natipnal
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engjners,
Machinists,
Vollfrmaksrs,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONE8
43
and
385.
SHOE
FASHIONS
OF
THE
SMARTER
KIND
ONYX
FAULTLESS
FITTINC
FOOTWEAR
ONYX
There
is
an
appreciated
touch
of
novelty
and
smartness
in
the
much
admired
ONYX
styles.
Made
in
Patent
Coll,
Kid,
Calf
Skin
and
Calf
Suedes
and
Batins.
Priced
at
$7.50
to
$11.50.
Family
Shoe
Store
mm
Free
Delivery
In
Prince
Rupert.
What's
in
a
Name?
When
it's
"Cascade,""
there's
all
the
difference
between
just
ordinary
"beer"
and
the
most
wholesome,
satisfying
drink
a
thirsty
man
could
wish
for.
"Cascade"
is
brewed',
bottled
and
guaranteed
by
British
Columbia's
model
brewery.
Get
the
Name
Right
Get
Satisfaction
"Vh
73k
t
Beer
without
uPeer
This
advertisement
is
uot
published
or
displuyed
by
the.
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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