Wednesday,
August
13,
1924.
Lakelse
Lodge
Lakolse
Lake,
via
Terrace,
B.C.
Nirtv
mpim
fur
servi.
o
(iiiI.
r
i:iuinigeineiit
of
Mrs.
M.
lliivrn.
Ideal
place
(o
j)(Mi(J
yr.wi
Minuuer
holidays,
lleas-
oiialdc
Jute.,
flood
Ih.iiic
conking.
Comfortable
roums.
r'isluug,
llual'iij,',
ltiilliing
in
Lakelse
Lake
ami
Streams.
!
BATHS
AT
THE
LODGE
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
August
HOT
SPRINGS.
FT1
Terrace
J
Clearance
Motors
Operating
Taxi
and
Lauui-h
.Service
between
Terrace
midjlge
landing,
auring
guests
of
quick,
comfortable
trip
Also
operating
taxi
service
lo
all
parts
of
the
valley.
For
reservations
and
rates,
apply
to
LAKELSE
LODGE,
OR
TERRACE
MOTORS,
TERRACE,
B.C.
KITCHEN
CABINETS,
TABLES,
CHAIRS
Yes,
every
item
or
Kitchen
Furniture
the
housewife
desires
ready
tyr
your
selection
at
templing
prices.
LINOLEUM
FOR
YOUR
KITCHEN
FLOOR
e
are
selling
IJuoleuiii
now
aL
.
;
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.00
"and
$1.25
per
sq.
yard
Our
Stock
of
Linoleum
r
not
limited
there
are
many
patterns
and
color
sfiliuiueg
to
please
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mot
exacting
MJ'iil
and
the
i'rilo
price
Wives
you
iri&iicy.
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priced
paper,
and
since
it
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nowfriiifde
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Canada
im
duly
il
is
llio
Mggcsl
value
on
the
market.
The
maker-
set
tin
price.
Our.s
is
the
same
a
the
dealer
in
Toronto
or
Montreal.
Papelr'icis
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while
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4
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hundred
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Scrips
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per
hundred
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Brick
(hard
brick)
5c
each
Lath,
Shlplap,
etc.
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Phono
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C.
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41.
llayners.
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Shun
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open
Again.'''
?
.Shoe'
repairing
neatly
done.
Fifth
Avenue
and
Mcllride.
tf
All
elates
of
exhibitors
are
urged
lo
make
their
entries
for
I
lie
Exhibition
now.
If
Ir.
J.
A.
West
left
for
Terrace
on
last
night's
train.
-
Walch
her
go
I
Full
sliced
ahead
and
way
we
go
on
Sunday
16
Hie
Yacht
Club
picnic
to
Mrs,
X.
Mussallein
left
on
last
night's
train
for
Chicago
on
a
holiday.
'
Monthly
general
meeting
the
.
O.
W.V.
A.
tonight
in
rooms
at
8
p.m.
of
Iho
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Scadden
are
on
a
cruise
uowu
ine
coasl
on
llieir
gasboat,
Dawn.
vacation.
O.
G.
Maclntyre
arrived
in
the
city
from
Anyox
on
the
Cardena
last
evening
and
will
sail
tomor
row
morning
on
the
Prince
John
for
bkidegate.
Oily
Solicitor
K.
Jones
is
expected
back
about
August
from
the
Maritime
Provinces
where
he
is
spending
his
annual
'C'
Auckland
and
Phillip
Doug
i'las
l,ndaus,
were"
each
assessed
i
r.
n...
:
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i
:
i
jiiu
in
lau
ciiy
iumc
cuuii
iuuuj
by
Justice
of
the
Peace
S.
1)
Macdonald
for
intoxication.
O.
A.
ounp,
road
supenn
leudeni
for
Atlin
district,
arrived
in
the
city
from
Alice
Arm
last
evening
and
is
registered
'lit
the
Prince
Iluper!
Hotel.
-
Southbound
from
Anyox
and
.Stewart
lo
Vancouver,
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
A.
K
Dickson,
was
in
port
from
7
to
0.30
last
evening.
Steamer
Prince
John
is
not
ex
peeled
lo
arme
from
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
until
midnight
tonight
and
she
will
not
leave
before
eight
in
the
morning,
il
is
announced.
-
Hew
J.
Herdman
of
Anyox
arrived
in
the
cily
last
evening
from
Port
Simpson
to
attend
a
meeting
of
the
Melhodist
clergy
of
(.he
district
which
is
taking
place
in
the
city
today.
.
Capt.
Cade
says
thai
if
he
cannot
win
the
Yachl
Club
cup
with
his
engine
he
will
put
up
the
sail.
The
great
boat
race
will
be
pulled
off
at
the
Yacht
Club
picnic
lo
Tug'well
oil
Sun-ilav
next.
The
pleasure
boat
Lillian,
haying
on
board
her
owner,
V.
Fryciy
and
fapiily
of
Petersburg,
Alaska,
was
in
port
yesterday
enroule
lo
Xew
Westminster.
I.N.H.
strainer
Prince
Huperl,
from
Vancouver
and
way
ports,
is
due
on
lime
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon.
The
train
from
the
I'asl,
due
al
I
o'clock,
is
also
reported
on
time.
Miss
Nellie
Smith
is
sailing
Mils
.afternoon
on
the
Princess
Louise
for
Vancouver
enroule
to
Montreal
where
she
will
hoard
the
CP.
11.
steamer
Monlcalin
on
August
2D
bound
for
Liverpool
on
a
visit
to
her
old
home.
QUIET
WEDDING
AT
LUTHERAN
PARSONAGE
A
rpiict
wedding
took
place
last
evening'
at
the
parsonage
of
the
English
Lutheran
Church
in
this
icily,
llev.
P.
K.
Haisler
ntlirialing
when
John
August
Sigunlson
took
ilo
wife
Olgia
Andrea
Stronsheim,
jbolh
or
Anyox.
The
witnesses
(were
J.
Laurenson
and
John
Mronshciin.
After
a
honeymoon
spent
in
Victoria
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Sigunlson
j
will
re
In
ru
lo
reside
in
Anyox.
CCZEMA
L
Yuii
re
r.nt
g
when
you
use
Dr.
Chase's
Oint
ment
for
Edema,
and
Skin
Irrita
tions.
It
relieves
at
once
na
gradually
hfit.
th
mltln.
HiLinnle
box
Dr.
Clime's
Ointment
free
l(
you
mention
this
pniMT
ud
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Jn.
stamp
for
jmstaie.
60e.
ft
boil
Kit
dealers
or
lMlimnnn
KVes
S
Co..
Limit'.
Toronto
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Lwrt.
CLARK"
Klkk.,
lot
CLARK'S
THIRTEEN
SOUPS
Solve
the
housekeeper's
soup
problems.
Mi
your
ataw
CAJUDAArPROVt"ONftU
MUT.tOUP
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Helen
F.
Walt,
Winnipeg;
O
Maclntyre,
Mrs.
J.
Dayio,
Mrs.
Hardessono
and
llev.
J.
Herd
man,
Anyox;
J.
J.
Whalen,
Van-
.
.
...
couver;
(i.
A.
loung
anu
Mrs.
Helen
Nucicli,
Alice
Arm;
W
Olsen,
Skidegali!.
Central
Mr.
and
MW.
D.
MacQueen
apd
child.
J.
Morgan.
P.
Ilobitaille
and
P.
Sheejian,
cily;
II.
J.
Scoll
Hydcr.
POLICE
SEIZE.
CAPTURED
BEAR
Ursus
Kermodoi
Becomes
Pro
pcrty
of
Crown
at
Beacon
Hill
Park
UNDER
OBSERVATION
VICTUHIA,
Aug.
13.
On
fair
way
...
to
rival
J
in
fame
Hi
she-bear
thai
occupies
so
pro
mineut
a
place
in
the
mythical
stage
of
the
history
of
Home,
the
white
she-cub
at
Ueacon
Hill
Park
has
now
become
the
pro
perty
of
the
Crown.
A
formal
ordeff
of
Police
Mag
istrate
Jay
has
been
made
con
fiscaling
the
cub
and
giving
il
into
the
care
of
;
the
curator
of
the
Provincial
Museum.
The
order
was
made
by
the
magis
Irate
on
an
application
made
on
behalf
of
the
Provincial
Police
by
Major
Hruee
Irving.
Close
Season
Captive
The
cub
is
declared
by
the
police
lo
be
a'
she
one
and
lias
been
seized
under
(lie
provisions
of
the
liauie
Act,
il
having
been
illegally
in
captivity
during
the
close
season.
A
great
deal
of
interest
sur-ounds
I
he
bear
owing
to
the
fact
thai
it
is
the
first
of
the
Ursus
Kernurdet
"which
has
been
taken
alive,
and'
as
such
has
attracted
Ihiilfnljon
of
a
wide
circle
of
scT$nti.sjs
throughout
the
continent
The
species
is
a
rare
one.'confined
as
far
as
can
lie
learned
'
to
the
islands
of
Princess
Hoyal
and
Cribble.
As
far
as
the
history
of
the
captive
is
known
lo
Hie
police
and
the
(lame
Hoard,
tho
cub
came
into
the;
possession
of
Indians,
who-
in
turn,
sold
it
to
O.
W.
FloweisV
of
Ocean
Falls,
who
paid
$00
for
it,
and
then
ap
plied
lo
the
(.laiiio
.Hoard
for
a
ree
DABYS
1
JVXtFARE
I
This
Baby
Welfare
Book
and
this
Baby
Record
wilt
be
sent
you
free
on
request.
Write
The
Borden
Co.
Limited,
VANCOUVER.
Eagle
Brand
is
the
natural
food
for
babies
when
mother's
milk
fails.
permit
to
allow
his
holding
it.
Took
It
to
Vancouver
Mr.
Flowers,
in
turn,
brought
the
cub
to
Vancouver
and
made
an
offer
lo
sell
il
lo
the
care
taker
of
Stanley
Park,
asking
$100
for
(lie
animal.
The
deal
did
not
go
through,
and
the
hear
was
left
in
the
care
of
the
care
taker
of
the
park
there.
The
next
stage
in
the
proceed
ing
was
that,
acting
for
the
amc
Hoard,
the
Provincial
Police
in
Vancouver
took
out
a
search
warrant
and
seized
the
cub.
Following
this
il
was
brought
here
and
temporarily
placed
in
charge
of
the
curator
of
the
Museum,
who
was
made
the
official
custodian
by
order
of
the
court.
ROSE
HARBOR
IS
LEADING
One
Station
Gets
127
Out
Total
of
272
for
Whole
Coast
of
VICTORIA.
Aug.
13.
Hose
Harbor
is
leading
-in
this
sea
son's
catch
of
whales
so
far,
ac
cording
lo
a
report
received
yes
terday
bv
Captain
La
Marquand
of
the
Consolidated
Whaling
Corporation.
Whales
are
running
well
this
year
but
weather
con
ditions
have
been
unfavorable
lo
Hie
whalers
in
I
lie
north,
es
pecially
during
I
lie
past
two
weeks.
Thick
fog
hanks
have
prevented
the
whalers
from
locating
any
big
herds.
So
far
this
season
272
whale
have
been
caught,
and
of
this
number
the
Rose
Harbor
boals
caught
12".
Kyuquot
whalin
station,
on
t
lie
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
comes
second
witli
118
whales,
and
Naden
Har-I
bor,
in
t
lie
Queen
Charlotle
Is
lands,
and
the
smallest
of
Ihe
three,
comes
last
with
17
whales.
....
Sel
Whales
Plentiful
Sei
whales
are
the
most
plentiful
and
Hie
northern
waters
are
proving
prolific.
Of
the
272
whales
caught
so
far
this
sea
son
100
of
them
have
been
Seis.
with
the
sperm
whale
coming
second.
A
few
finbacks,
hump
backs
and
sulphur
whales
have
also
been
caught.
England
is
proving
the
best-market
this
year
for
whale
oil,
while
the
United
Slates
in
making
a
strong
de
mand
for
the
sperm
oil.
Several
shipments
of
the
whale
oil
have
already
been
sent
to
Olosgow
by
the
C.O.M.M.
freighters,
while
Ihe
inlercoaslal
steamers
are
de
livering
the
sperm
oil
lo
Cincinnati
and
Hamilton.
Liners
Sigh
Herds
Reports
have
been
received
from
deep-sea
liners
entering
Ibis
porl
thai
large
herds
of
whales
have
been
sighted;
The
Empress
of
Canada
had'
an
es
pecially
exciting
experience
on
her
last
trip
from
the
Orient
when
she
ha.l
to
sleer
clear
of
several
schools
of
these
sea
monsters,
but
eventually
fell
foul
of
one
herd
and
was
furiously
attacked
by
a
fifteen
ton
bull.
who
met
his
death
-quite
heroi
cally
on
the
bow
of
the
liner
while
trying
to
protect
his
cows.
Caplain
La
Marquand
is
to
benefit
by
these
reports
and
is
in
hopes
of
getting
heller
weather.
The
whalers,
be
staled,
will
not
return
until
about
.Octo
ber,
so
thai
there
is
yet
time
to
make
a
real
good
each..
Whale
meat
looks
and
tasles
like
beef.
The
use
of
whale
meal
for
human
consumption
js
by
no
means
a
new
institution.'
The
old-time
American
whalerinen
ut
of
Nantucket
and
New
Hed
ford
regaled
themselves
on
lusty
whale
scraps
wiuio
they
were
trying
out
Ihe
carcase
for
oil.
The
catching
and
canning
of
whale
meat
is
now
a
recognized
Canadian
Industry
on
the
Pacific
Coast,
and
two
stations
and
can
neries
are
located
on
Vancouver
Island's
west
coast,
and'
shipments
of
canned
whale
meal
are
being
sent
lo
the
European
and
Oriental
markels
in
inciyasing
quantities.
The
Japanese
especially
are
very
fond
of
whale
meal.
A
deli,
cacy
in
Japan
is
sailed
whale
lails
and
nearly
every
Japanese
liner
that
leaves
this
port
."from
now
until
the
end
of
the
fall
will
lake
out
small
consignment
of
i
sailed
whale
lails.
Iiif
t-Tkt-Qkkli
Mm
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ef
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