Friday.
July
25,
1924.
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ta
ten
Hardware
in.
lie
Unruly
Andy
Store.
aruwaro
unu
oDorunu
Goods
3rd
Ave.
Phone
3
uate
dossard
utter
In
Charge.
w
Showing!
idies
Sport
Felt
Hats
imer
Hats
Half
Price
DEMERS"
ne
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
1
fling
furnace
GOAL
'Delivered
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Is
Is
a
very
superior
furnace
i
II
Rivos
I
riean
nm
urn
niui
Rircly
rrs
from
soot,
elinkrrs,
ami
dirt
Some
or
the
lament
K
plant
in
tun
city
are
now
it
wltn
entirely
tiraiiory
ERLINQ
STOVE
COAL,
tx-llvereil
In
Sack.
rAt
$12.50
per
ton.
also
Asvnts
for
the
Famous
Y8MITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
nee
-Rupert
Coal
Co.
i
urriMi
Hotel
central,
pnona
is
resh
MILK
ind
Cream
From
Quick,
B.C.
Any
tjuaritity
delivered
dully.
)mpt
Early
Morning
SAUENTIN'S
Dairy
lone
G57.
McBrlde
Street.
it.
Regis
Cafe
rlnce
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
PROGRESSBY
FAIR
BOARD
Meeting
Last
Night
Hears
Cheer.
Ing
Committee
Accounts
Of
Work
Proceeding.
A
special
general
meeting
of
Hie
Fair
Hoard
look
place
in
I
hp
City
Hall,
last
night,
Joe
Grepr,
president,
in
the
clinlr.
Members
of
the
hoard
present
in.
eluded
Hen
Self,
Frank
Dihb,
Dan
labour,
Geo.
Kerr,
Aldennan
Perry,
Fred
Keaddcn
nnd
I).
Mel).
Hunter,
secretary.
The
meeting
was
calM
for
Hip
purpose
of
giving
Hip
various
committees
an
opportunity
to
report
the
present
condition
of
the
various
undertakings
in
connection
with
the
staging
of
the
exhibition
in
September.
-
Committees
Report.
Hen
Self,
chairman
of
Hip.
sports-
and
attractions
rommil-
Ipp,
outlined
Hie
designs
of
the
committee
with
reference
to
the
putting
on
of
the
Carnival
Queen
contest.
II
was
decided
thai
the
capital
prize
to
lie
offered
would
be
a
free
trip
to
the
Wem
liley
exhibition,
London.
The
ae-Ipction
of
the
district
prizes
has
yet
In
be
made.
He
also
report
ed
that
the
committee
were
.nr
ranging
for
a
special
sports
program
during
fair
week,
in
which
the
co-operation
of
Anynx
and
Ocean
Falls
teams
had
been
assured.
Aid.
I'erry
reported
for
the
building
and
grounds
committee,
and
outlined
the
work
dune
in
the
matter
of
lowering
the
lloor
for
the
lea
room
and
the
putting
in
of
an
experimental
archway
un
derneath
n
.portion
of
the
bal-cony.
The
board
decided
In
havi
the
entire
pit
of
the
building
surrounded
by
smaller
arches.
In
structions
were
left
with
the
roiuniitlce
to
have
these
arches
completed
and
til
so
painted.
The
.
secretary
reported
Hint.
almost
all
the
outside
concession
booths
have
been
let
and
a
considerable
number
of
the
inside
booths.
Frank
Dibb,
chairman
of
the
finance
committee,
outlined
the.
proposed
method
of
raising
the
necessary
funds
for
the
successful
carrying
mil
of
I
tin
exhibition.
Judges.
The
matter
of
judges
to
act
al
the
forthcoming
exhibition
lias
been
taken
up
with
the
depart
ment,
of
agriculture
by
the
secre
tary.
Stanley
Dorrell.
of
Van
couver,
nn
experienced
dog
fancier
and
judge
of
kennel
shows
at
many
of
the
larger
centers
lias
been
engaged
to
act
in
fhe
capacity
of
Judge
of
the
dog
show.
Hie,
president
reported
that
the
advertising
committee
was
keep
ing
pace
with
the
publicity
'cam
paign.
II.
E.
'Benson,
manager
of
the
carnival
queen
contest
re
ported
Hint
he
was
making
nee
essary
arrangements
"for.
printed
matter
in
connection
with
Ho1
carnival.
OorresH)ndence
received
by
the
board
from
oiitside
centres
indicates
an
enthusiastic
feeling
in
the
Interior
and
surrounding
districts.
QYRO
PLAYGROUND
OPEN
YES
TERDAY
UNDER
AUSPICIOU8
CIRCUMSTANCES
AT
McCLY-MONT
PARK.
BY
1MAYOR
NEWTON.
(continued
from
pnge
one,)
dren
to
lake
care
of
the
eljuii
men!
and
not
to
be
selfish
in
Its!
use.
When
on
the
swing
or
on;
the
ladder
he
wanted
the
kiddies;
to
think
of
the
"oilier
fellow"
'oni
the
ground.
The
Gyros
wcrego-
ing
to
put
the
children
on
men
honor,
because.they,
like
himself
believed
they
were
goon
sporis
A
good
sporl,"
said
the
Judge,
was
a;person
who
never
told
a
lie
and
iwho
never
'did
a
mean
tiling.'-
The
speaker
then
called
for
three
cheers
for
.the
Gyro,
which
'were
'heartily
given.
Milton
'Gonzales.
In
introducing
(he
sneakers.
Milton
Gonzales,
president
of
the
fiyro
Club,
said
that
everyone
realized
if
the
children
of
todav
were
to
grow
up
as
everyone
wanted
them
to
grow
up,
they
must
have,
heilltliy
places
(if
re
creation.
The.
members
of
Gyro
had
had
that
in
mind
in
furnishing
the
equipment
and
handing
it
over
to
the
city
for
Hie
use
of
tbe
children.
The
Gyros
hadj
with
the
generous
help
of
the
city
and
the
city
council,
been
able
to
raise
sufficient
funds
to
instill
the
gymnastic
equipment
and
Ilipy
were
now
going
to
hand
over
their
entire
interest
in
it.
to
the
city
to
be
kept,
for
the
chil
dren
of
(he
city
for
all
time.
In
dedicating
the
equipment
it
'.had
been
designated
"Equipment
No.
I,
and
In
doing
that
it
meant
that
the
Gyro
Club,
if
fhe.
people
of
I
lip
city
considered
t
lint
the
money
raised
by
(hern
had
been
wisely
spent,
would
continue
In
expend
their
efforts
in
the
furnishing
of
'further
-equipment
as
lime
went
on.
Mr.
Gonzales
(hen
handed
the
legal
title
to
Mayor
Newton.
'Ice
'Cream.
Afler
the
opening
ceremony
had
been
concluded
ice
cream'
was
served
out
to
all
the
young
sters
in
the
park
by
Gyros
'Leo'
Waugh,
S.
W.
Taylor,
and
A.
It.
.Nichols,
Swimming
Pool,
Etc.
The
swimming
.pool
installed
by
Hie
city
in
the
park
came
in
for
a
lot
of
commendation
prior
to
and
afler
the
opening
cere
mony.
The
pool
measures
2o
feet
by
00
feel,
inside
measure
ment,
and
tapers
gradually
from
adep(h
Of
30
indhes
to
in
inches.
child
can
walk
gradually
down
the
pool
without
any
danger.
The
Gyro
equipment
is
very
comprehensive
and
includes
swings,
rings,
tcpr
'ladders,
giant
stride
:poe,
parallel
bars,
and
a
commodious
sand
.pile
en
closed
in
wood
for
Hie
benefit
ol
"His
Majesty"
the
baby.
The
equipment
which
was
'manufac
tured
at
the
dry
dock,
is
strongly
made,
and
is
built
on
concrete
bases.
The
lan
in
the
Moon
j
SAYS:-
IUN
headed
people
llnd
it
diffi
cult
to
see
the
point.
VOUIl
sins
are
sure,
I
o
Unit
voii
outmd
so
are
your
relatives.
Hi.
KK.il
Kit
51
I'..
Mm
InlinPAnu
Thrty
.get
up
early
-enough
'to
enjoy
these
.beautiful
mornings.
HER
dimpled
cheeks
were
pretty;
Her
mouth
a
rosy
red;
BUI
when
she
spoke
She
al
once
awoke
Those
pains
that
hurl
my
bead,
THE
latest
name
for
n
res-
taunult-'is
a
"tilling
station."
.
IF
you
look
at
a
pessimist
you
cannot
well
'blame
him
for
be
ing
one.
IT
is
all
right
to
feel
more
im-
poriani
man
rue
noss.
u
noes
not.
'hurl
anyone
as
long
as
you
keep
the
idea
to
yourself.
"CHAPERON"'
is
an
'obsolete
word
once
'usell
on
ipollto
ttooietyj
but
now
wholly
'discarded.
ODD
ppflide
are
those
with
long
hair.
ONLY
the
.mo4l
circumspect
Mustard,
for
Hesim
relieve
a
?n
iU
a
used
in
the
omj.
jest-
S'p""1'"'
We
troubles
ii
mi
corns
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
A
CANADIAN!
V
j
r
established
.
rNNlt&HALFACCAmJ!
i
iili
ill
girls
can
tilTord
to
wertr
cotton
lops.
DO
you
wonder
at
a
daughter
refusing
to
let
her
parents
pick)
a
vomiir
ninn
fop
tier
when
she
'Escape
rrom
u.u.m.
ooai
ai
ic-
spps
what
u
-mess
her
mother
made
of
the
job
w
hen
she
tried
for
herself.
.MARRYING
a
bobbed
hair
girl
is
taking
a
short
cut
to
(he
altar.
GOSSIPS
and
speeders-both!
On
you
I
frown,
For
dioth
would
do
your
best
To
rdn
me
down.
'WHEN
a
radio
fan
finds
that
his
engine
won't
run
ho
blames
it
on
static.
U
THINK
it
Was
a
local
skipper
who
said
he
was
going
to-cut
up
the
ship's
log
in
order
to
make
planks
for
the
next
new
political
party.
'HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
iF.
H.
Aiken.
Terrace:
R.
L
Sinulh.
.11
At.
MeI.eod.
T.
J
Siamese
twins,
by
virtue
of
Hie
Dorsey,
II".
Myers,
A.
Farrow,
I
precautions
taken
by
Captain
Frank
H.
Smillin.
F.
M.
'I
urns.
inanuaii
or
uie
importer
to
pre
CorbijVs-The
QualityWhisliij
toria
and
Cannot
be
Found;.
'Were
Handcuffed
VICTORIA,
July
25.
Evefy
nook
and
cranny
of
the
waterfront
has
been
diligently
searched
for
the
two
enturesonie
Gas-gowites
who
escaped,
handcuffed
together,
front
n
'forwurd
locker
of
the
C.G.M.M.
vessel,
Canadian
Importer,
ut
Ogden
Point
Thursday
morning,
after
a
free
ride
from
Montreal;
but
the
wafer-front
has
been
'found
as
bare
of
evidence
of
their
presence
as
Admiral
Field's
quarterdeck
was
found
to
be
innocent
of
dust
-when
the
Hood
'berthed
nt
Ogden
'Point.'
Seldom
has
suCh
n
painstaking
search,
such
n
meticulous,
penetrating
probe
been
made
Into
places
which
might
'be
deemed
attractive
to
two
Scotsmen
shackled
together
'by
handcuffs,
as
much
a
single
entity
ns
any
Vancouver;
R.
Peart
Eric.
i,09ent
'Ibelr
(escape.
And
seldom
Angeles;
Mrs.
M.
M.
Kerr,
Miss
l,us
nn?
orawn
sucn
a
ois
M.
Foote,
Toronto;
Miss
A.
G.
Foble,
Calgary;
Miss
Margaret
Foote,
Flora,
On.t.;
Mrs.
J.
W.
Field,
Miss
'Gertrude
Peckham,
Miss
'Clara
Peokham,
Eillnouton;
E.
S.
'Busby,
'Ottawa;
Miss
Helen
Gow,
d)es
'Moines,
Io.;
'V.
A.
Fleming,
il.HCOiillH',
Altt.
A.
C.
Egar
and
family,
Winnipeg;
F.
llorton,
Detroit
..Mr.
.ind
Mrs.
YV.
H.
Harrison
nH
son,
Moid
rent;
A,
N.
Dowe
Maple
Bay;
E.
'V.
Hinckley,
dlyder;
'Mr.
Sutherland,
Prince
Rupert
cniiiiery;
Miss
Mildred
Aiken,
'Los
Angeles.
'If
you
find
you
cannot
get
the
dally
uNewB
regularly,
call
(n
mm
subscribe
for
It
and
have
it
de
livered
to
your
home.
If
nial
blank
ns
the
sum,
'total
of
results.
ALIENS
REJECTED.
LONDON,
July
25.
'Aliens
whrl
were
refused
permission
to
innll
in
the
United
Kingdom
in
'1923
totalled
3,173
as
against
(1,907
in
IU22.
The
rejected
iiuMuded
571
Kalians,
187
French,
ana
Oer
mans
and
ilboul
100
Americans.
H
Do
not
suffer
another
day
Mlth,
lltchlng-.
lildlnr.
orTrolrudlnr
l'llea
or
llemorrholiia.
Ho
'urgleal
0)rntlon'rKlulreU.
lr,
Clii
Ointment
will
rllrve
you
at
one
and
sITord
lustlnp
lienent,
CDo
a
box;
all
-avaiers,
or
Kdinaimnn,
Hates
&
uo
LlnilteJ,
Toronto.
SampU
box
if-
of
Canada-is
found
wherever
aood
'
mm
I
wM
$'6miJ
'1
P
ijmmammSj
'8.00
;p.m.
f
is
appre
ciated
-since
1859
Bottled
in
Bond
underT)omimon
Government
Supervision
4-24
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Hie
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Govemment
of
British
Columbia.
SCOTSMEN
MAKE
A
QUICK
GETAWAY
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
SJS.'Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
'Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
ami
intermediate
points
each
Monday,
Thursday
and
'Saturday
at
113)0
p.m.
'FOR
ANYOX
............
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
'FOR
STEWART
Friday,
10.00
p.m.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SERVICE.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Masset,
Port'Clements
ami
Buckley
Bay,
every
Monday,
8.00
p.m.
For
Skidegate
and
nil
ports
south
every
Wednesday
nt
-i
PASSENQfcR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
leave
l'rlnre
llupert
&.00
pjn.
for
TR1NCE
OEOBOE
EDMONTON,
W1N-HirEOall
points
Eastern
Canada.
CnlteVl
States.
AOCNCV
ALL
OCCAM
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
'Tlckt
Offlc,
B2S
Third
A,
rrlnca
Rupert.
Phone
ISO.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Service!
Sailings!
rom
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
LOUISE
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
'Seattle
June
14,
21,
25;
July
2,'5,
12,
16,
23,
26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
June
8,
16,20,
27,
30;
July
7,
11,
18,
21,
28
S.8.
PRINCES8
BEATRICE.
'For
Butedale,
Swanson
iBay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
-Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
very
Saturday,
11
a.m.
lAgeney
-'for
all
.
Steamship
Lines.
iPiill
Information
'from
W.
).
ORCHARD,
General
AgenL
Corner
bf-4thtreet
and
Srd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF;B.C.,
LTD.
Sailings
if
roin
.Prince
Rupert,
'or
'VANCOUVER,
VICTOAIA,
Swanson
',
'and
AUrt
Bay,
"Tuesday,
B
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
AUrt
lRy7snd
Swanson
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A!s.
For
ANYOX,
'ALIOS
-ARM,
STEWART,
Waits
'island,
"Sunday,
lS
P.M.
Por
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naas
Rlvsr
Oanntrlss,
Frldsy
A.M.
S23
2nd
Asnue.
4.
Barnslsy,
Asnt.
Prlnca
Rupsrt,
B
O.
It-