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TWO
TCE
DAILY
NEWS
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
U.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
ThePeitfhat
Convinced
the
World
Ga33Bs
Wherever
you
travel
you
will
find
Waterman
service
available.
No
matter-where
you
made
your
original
pun
hate
of
a
Waterman'
Ideal,
any
Waterman
dealer
will
gladly
test
the
nib
and
change
it
if
necessary
free
of
charge.
Waterman's
Ideal
come
in
all
sixes
and
styles
with
three
colours
to
choose
from
cardinal,
mottled
and
black.
17.50
4.00
$3.50
Exquisite
designs
at
higher
prices.
The
Pleasure
Way
to
Europe
of
The
history
of
the
fountain
pen
ii
very
like
that
of
the
telephone,
the
telegraph,
the
radio
and
a
host
of
other
present
day
conveniences.
Fifty
years
ago
no
one
thought
a
satisfactory
fountain
pen
would
ever
be
an
accomplished
fact.
Scores
of
pens
had
been
invented,
but
not
one
of
them
would
write
properly.
They
only
worked
at
times;
the
ink1
flow
could
not
be
controlled.
But
In
1883
came
Waterman's
Ideal
the
perfect
pen
one
that
would
always
work
properly,
one
that
would
not
leak,
one
that
would
meet
the
peculiar
requirements
of
every
man's
hand.
From
beginning
of
200
pens
in
a
year
made
by
hand
Waterman's
has
developed
Into
a
great
industry.
To-day
there
are
millions
of
Waterman's
Ideals
in
service
in
all
parts
of
the
worlds.
Selection
tad
Service
at
(btltst
Sbopt,
Watermarfs
Ohe
Ultimate
inPens
W1
fo
P.AKI
CANADIAN
ADIAKI
CCDirc
TIKE
magnificent
and
modern
-J
hotels,
with
all
their
comforts
nd
conveniences
are
the
ships
of
the
Cunard-Canadian
Line,
with
their
luxurious
lounges,
dining
courtesy
Friday.
September
12,
1924.
rooms,
music
and
writing
rooms,
orchestras
and
hosts
of
trained,
courteous
attendants.
And
in
addition,
are
open
and
covered
promenades;
ocean
breezes
to
create
an
appetite
and
meals
that
satisfy
it;
in
fact,
everything
that
will
add
to
your
pleasure
that
84
years
of
experience
in
transatlantic
travel
can
devise.
Five
Cunard-Canadian
ships
to
serve
you
the
famous
"Pretty
Sisters."
the
"CARMANIA"
and
"CARONIA,"
sailing
from
Quebec
to
Queenstown
and
Liverpool
and
the
popular
"A"
ships,
the
"ANDANIA,"
"ANTONIA"
and
"AUSONIA"
sailing
from
Montreal
to
..Plymouth,
Cherbourg
and
London.
Cunard
standard
and
attention
prevails
whether
you
decide
to
travel
Cabin
or
Third
Class.
Let
the
Cunard
Agent
in
your
town
plan
your
trip.
He
will
give
you
full
information
as
to
sailing
dates
and
rates;
or
you
may
write
to
The
Cunard
Steam
Shirj
Co.,
limited
622
Hasdngs
St.,
W.
.
VANCOUVER,
B.Ci
jjy
1
"
-
'
11
"
T-m
They
offered
him
a
partnership
If
he
could
invest
a
little
money.
But
he
hadn't
the
money,
and
the
opportunity
was
gone.
'Don't
let
lack
of
money
spoil
the
opportunity
that
may
come
to
you.
3e
ready.
One
dollar
will
open
a
Union
Bank
Savings
Account.
S
Mi
i
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
Broderick,
Manager
SEE
OUR
DISPLAY
OF
ELECTRIC
OVEN-PRODUCTS
AT
THE
FAIR.
ELECTRIC
WINDOW
BAKERY
TELKWA
Rev.
Warr,
who,
has
charge
of
tha
Mission
field
for
I
lie
I'nioi.j
church
in
the
Houston
-Toptey
district,
preached
in
Telkwa
on
Sunday
last.
A.
A.
Easson
or
the
Prince'
Rupert
"branch
or
the
Royal
Hank
or
Canada,
is
relieving
in
Telkwa.
Mrs.
I.
U.
Hunsperger
and'
family
left
on
Wednesday
morning
to
attend
the
Princa
Ruper'
fair.
Mr.
Hunsperger
who
has
been
working
at
Kefchikan
will
join
the
Ketchikan
people
in
Prince
Rupert.
After
.several
weeks
spent
onj
vacation
Rev.
J.
S.
Brayfield
re-
turned
to
Telkwa
last
Saturday,
morning
after
visiting
his
son
In
Manitoba
Mr.
Brayfield
went
to
Dakota
and
visited
his
old
parish
where
he
was
very
warmly
received
-
Harry
Willis,
son
of
the
prom-inent
Bulkley
Valley
rancher,
is
visitor
at
the
Prince
Rupert
rair.
fin
Tnnsdav
last.
Mrs.
H.
II.
Iphillips
entertained
the.
ladies
of
tlie
Union
church.
While
on
Uie
same
day,
the
Guild
of
St.
Stephen's
church
held
a
meet
ins
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
Maple-
Ion.
Plans
for
a
harvest
supper
were
ttiscusseii.
-
The
Telkwa
library
now-boasts
a
good
collection
of
new-poors.
This
is
a
community
affair
so
all
may
join,
ami
nave,
me
oeueui
01
the
reading
material.
.
T.
J.
Thorpe
has
visiting
him
his
sister,
Miss
Fannie
Thorpe,
Busy
hunters
are
rinding
grouse
to
he
in
me
nesi
01
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III
Iff
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I
1
I!
"Savage"
Electric
Washers
Hoover"'
Suction
Cleaners
"Monarch"
Malleable
Ranges
"Hotpolnt"
Electrical
Goods
"Valspar"
Varnish
and
Enamals
,
"Martln-Senour''
100'
;
Paint
"Sanola'1
Bathroom
Ware
"Kyanlze"
Floor
Enamel
"Sunoco"
Motor
Oils
SIB
II
i
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!
lt
a
SUPREME.
poffp
Always
the
same
THE
BEST
f
You
are
cordially
invito!
to
visit
our
Booth
in
the
Inhibition
llajl
Main
Floor,
.
Free
Coupons
in
every
tin
entitling
you
to
beautiful
ChinaCups
and
Saucers.
ASK
FOR
"SUPREME."
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
DANCE
with
me
at
the
fair
to
night.
I
shall
be
wearing
a
broad
smile.
,
'
-
THE
way-
to
be
haled
is
to
judga
at
a
show.
v
t
IF
everybody
that
ought,
lo
be
in
jail
was
there,
tliink
what
it
woul.j
cDmhQ,
country.
-
SCIE.VCR
en
it
tell
you
every
thing
except
how
to
make
a
good
living
without
bootlegging.
IF
a
person
is.
no
good
at
any
thing
e
sc
he
can
usually
get
a
reputation
as
an
expert
critic.
NOW
ihaf
the
exhibition
is
neai'ly
over
congratulations
are
due
lo
the
weather
man
lor
the
excellent
service
he
nas
pei1-
rrmed
in
keeping
people
from
attending.
VK
are
all
interested
in
international
affairs
such
as
the
Wills-Firpo
figjil,
but
the
great
centre
of
interest
here
is
making
a
living
and
getting
a
few
dollars
oer
for
the
use
of
the
boot,
ledgers.
THE
stress
telegraphers'
are
al
ways
telling
about,
strikes.
'Pliey
are
so
used
lo
it'that
they
had
lo
provide
some
news
of
that
kind
i
themselves
during
the
slack
sea-
j
son.
j
Till'
reason
women
marry
is
'because
they
want
to
and
so
do
1
lip
men.
1
j
J.
(McNeil
of
Telkwa
arrived
from
the
intci-iur
last
night
and
is
staying'
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
i
1
I
Ik
IsumSui
ornjDiwso,
A
Time
Honored
Friend
i
or
lours
World
famous
f
cr
its
smooth,
oged-in-wood
mellow
quality
25
oz.
bottle
32
oz.
bottle
BOimBONWHlSKEV
OOTTLED
IN
BOND
UNDER
FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT
SUPERVISION
SSfi
i
1
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Drilish
Columbia.
the
prairies
to
join
the
harvesters.
The
Women'
Auxiliary
of
the
Anglican
Church
has
resumed
its
meetings
after
tTie
summer
holidays.
Hie
first
meeting
was
at
the
home
of
the
president,
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh.
The
next
will
be
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
F.
C.
Hishop.
Jeffery
'
Oden
of
R.I.,
is
prospecting
Lake..
i
W;
H.
minent
STEWART
EAST
END
PUPILS
Providence,
at
Ivalum
Lit
lie
Mis'
iilna
Dover
was
hostess
on
Saturday
on
the
oc
casion
ol
her
birthday.
Over
ftwenly
children
were
present
and
had
a
ii'iost
gay
and
happy
afternoon.
On
Saturday
the
Willing
Work,
ers'
class
entertained
their
jiiolh-ers
at
the
home
of
their
leader.
Mrs.
W.
J.
ljarson.
They
had
prepared
an
interesting
lillle
program
and
during
the
course
of
the
afternoon
they
presented
Mrs.
Parsons
with
a
pyrex
pie
plate
in
a
silver
container.
Trewalha-James,
pro
mining
engineer
of
Lon
don,
England,
has
returned
south
afler
upending
afort
night
in
the
district
examining
nine
of
the
leading
properties.
Mr.
James
was
last
lie
re
in
ll10
and
he
says
there-
has
been
a
great
change
for
the
belter
as
far
as
mining
Js
concerned.
McLeman
and
Knot
on
ami
P.
S.
Jack
are
building
a-
two-storey
business
block
on
Fifth
Street
adjoining
the
Crawford
Trans
fer.
'
Jack
Grey
and
his
hridcj
for
merlyMiss
Phyllis
Cameron,
have
returned
here
to
lake
nn
(heir
residence
aflex
having
spent
honeymoon
or
ceveral
weeks
in
the
souths
High-grade
"peacock"
galen
ore,
uncovered
recently
in
the
In
dependence
mine,
still
further
confirms
the
belief
that
this
is
'one
of
the
coming
mines
of
the
district.
RIDE
TO
SCHOOLS
Committee
Authorized
to
Nego
tiate
With
J.
E.
Dyer
With
View
to
Contracting
For
Transportation
Trustees
Ormc
and
Rochester
were
authorized
at
last
night's
school
board
meeting
to
negoti
ate
with
J.
K.
Dyer
fori
lie
trans
portation
of
pupils
residing
across
Hays
Creek
to
King
Ed
ward
and
Hooth
M'enfpria
Schools.
Mr.
Dyer
had
a
letter
before
the
board
submitting
'i
list
of
25
pupils
living
east
o
Donald
Street
and
offering
to
lake
them
to
school
on
the
basis
Friday,
September
1?
pj
FALL
OPENING
iff
U'
i
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A
YOU
ARE
INVITED
TO
INSPECT
OUn
COATS
:
DRESSES
.
SUITS
,
v.
INTERIOR
-
HAT
-Our
goods
eomjiare
favorably
u
shown
in
Western
Canada
in
liolii
pn
quality.
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
TERRACE
NOTES
,'Mhwr
There
was
another
exodus
for
1
the
east
when
Orval
Kenney,
Hill
.JH
.
.
.....
a.
It
.
!
"iWP
llrookmg.
Mill
lien,
uugu
.icirn.
o
zie
and
Hill,
Unger
left
for
the
MILK!
MILK!
MILK!
You
are
Cordially
Invited
to
Inspect
our
MILK
EXHIBIT
In
the
Exhibition
Hall
(Main
Floor
opp.
Indian
Exhibit)
VALENTIN'S
DAIRY
McBrlde
Street.
VISITORS
!
SPECIAL
VALUES
SU
ITS
$25.00
FO
X
SERGE,
a
Mackinaw
Coats
"Carss"
Pure
Wool.
Underwear
"'CEETEE"
None
better,
etc.
Wool
Shirts
"G.W.C."
Brand.
STEVE
KING
Opp.
C.P.R.
Ticket
Office.
of
$1.00
a
Irip
for
20
pupils
and
will
be
spent.
On
1
5c
each
for
each
over
lhal
num.
they
will
make
Mva
br.
It
was
felt
by
Trustee
t;aey
Jhird
Avenue
m
'ne
that
$1.00
per
trip
would
be
fair
ceiilly
erected
for
Mr
remuneration
regardless
of
the
,;
number
of
children
riding
and
iU
was
decided
to
negotiate
on
lhat
l.-ulu
Tim
nno.liiin
llf
which
street
would
be
used
as
a
bound-
M
fC'
ary
for
Ihe
children
to
bo
Irans-
M
MM&
ported
lo
school
was
discussed'
f.
ffmZ
I
nnl.,1
..r..o
In
ft
III
Mini
iMiCJt
I
II
llll-
irwilll
nu
haudi
of
Hie
committee.
PRETTY
MARRIAGE
SMITHERS
COUPLf
Miss
Irma
Deete
Lewis
Becomes
Bride
of
Charles
Alfred
Bannister
SMmiERSriept.
12
A
quaint
and
prelly
wedding
was
solemnized
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
E.
Ilann,
Thursday
morning
at
0.30
o'clock
when
Irma
J)eel
Lewis,
only
daughler
of
Mr.
afid
Mrs..
W.
Lewin
of
Sniilhers,
became
the
bride
of
Charles
Alfred
llannisler,
,
only
sou
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
W,
Jlanuisler
of
Siultliers,
Rev.
M.
W.
Lees
iilllcialing.
The
bride,
who
was
allired
In
n
navy
blue
tailored
Iravelling
suit,
was
attended
by
Mrs,
E.
llnnn
as
hrhlesmnid
while
Mr.
1
1
ami
supported
,1
ho
groom,
Following
the
ceremony
thfl
imiiiedinte
friends
or
the
contracting
parlies
partook
oT
Ihe
wedding
breakfast
after
which
the
hapy
couple
Jefl
on
Ihe
westbound
train
Tor
Prince
Rupert
where
a
short
honeymoon
Dcstroyi
8
j
Sl
0AReAGEl
'll
jsj
I
keeps
everything
cIennano