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advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Saturday,
August
23,
1924.
Getting
Messages
From
The
Planets.
It
would
be
foolish
for
any
person
to
saywe
cannot
do
anything.
So
many
unexpected
things
have
been
done
in
the
past
that
the
future
holds
store
of
all
kinds
of
possibilities.
One
of
these
is
communication
with
the
other
members
of
the
solar
system.
Mars
is
one
or
the
nearby
planets
although
not
the
nearest.
Just
now
it
is
nearer
than
usual,
hence
the
interest
taken
in
it..
There
is
a
possibility
that
.Mars
may
be
inhabited
but
not
necessarily
with
creatures
like
ourselves.
Much
would
depend
upon
the
conditions
under
which
they
come
into
existence.
They
may
be
creatures
that
could
live
without
water
or
.they
may
even
be
creatures
without
any
bodies.
II
is
doubtful
if
we
shall
ever
pierce
the
forty
million
miles
of
space
which
intervenes
and
find
out
what
is
there.
Yet
the
thing
may
not
be
impossible,
Who
can
tell
what
the
future,
holds
in
store
for
the
people
of
this
planet?
All
World
Still
Loves
A
Prince.
In
spite
of
the
protestations
of
the,
reds,
it
is
clear
that
the
world
still
loves
a
prince.
In
United
States,
the
home
of
developing
democracy,
the
Prince
of
Wales
is
one
of
the
riiost
popular
of
young
men.
The
people
there
admire
him
and
would
like
to
meet
him.
There
is
a
glamour
still
about
a
prince
that
appeals
to
them.
So
in
Canada.
The
Canadian
people
lose
no
opportunity
to
do
honor
to
the
heir
to
the
British
throne.
When
he
was
on
the
coast
he
was
the
recipient
of
almost
adoration
and
his
visit
is
remembered
by
many
as
a
bright
spot
in
their
lives.
We
are
a
democracy
but
wo
have
au
inner
longing
for
worship
which
expends
itself
in
divine
services,
in
admiration
of
statesmen
and
princes
and
leaders
of
thought,
and
in
that
respect
for
law
and
order
which
is
typical
of
us
as
a
race.
It
is
the
sam'e
spirit
which
made
us
do
honor
to
the
visiting
airmen
last
week,
the
spirit
of
hero-worship
and
of
extreme
admiration
for
anyone
with
outstanding
attainments
or
position.
YOd
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
,
For
picnics,
choose
"Rupert
Brand"
Salmon.
A
few
tins
in
the
pantry
are
always
handy.
Slock
a
supply
on
your
boat
that's
a
good
idea.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
E
.
(
Tim
Mun
m
lUn
Mnnn
I
mau
ill
uic
muuu
fiuc
SAYSs
JAKK
says
riding
alone
in
a
boat
is
a
sinful
waste
of
gasoline.
THE.
sun
shines
on
the
just
and
the
unjust
and
the
moon
affects
the
tide
and
also
the
untied.
THE
cost
of
living
is
going
up
terribly,
what
witli
cars
and
mo-torboals
and
gramaphone
records
and
bobbed
hair
and
radio
sets
it
is
hard
to
purchase
all
the
necessaries
of
life.
THE
slago
in
Prince
Rupert's
development
when
everybody
.went"
to
watch
the
train
or
the
boat
arrive
has
passed.
The
next
step
will
be
to
scrape
a
little
moss
off
the
backs
of
the
PROVIDENCE
can
help
a
whole
lot,
but
it
is
not
well
to
ask
him
to
pull
up
the
weeds
in
the
garden
or'to
cut
the
grass.
NEVER
carry
a
grouch,
excess
baggage.
Try
Nabob
once.
It
is
a
delicacy
amongst
the
dnnks
of
the
world.
Vacuum
packed,
it
brings
you
all
the
fullness
of
its
fragranoe
and
flavor.
You
will
note
the
difference.
And
you
will
never
drink
ordinary
coffee
again.
And
Nabob
Tea
is
'Tea
as
it
should
be"
It
is
YOU
have
heard
of
the
young
man
who
namWMho
young,
lady
"that
be
lakes
out,"
Opportunity.
The
reason
for
it
was
that
be
had
been,
taught
to
always
embrace
opportunity.
ONE
of
the
great
mysteries
is
bow
some
of
the
women
I
know
can
fall
for
the
men'thal
I
know
and
they
think,
they
know.
THE
queer
signals
heard
by
the
wireless
station
at
Vancouver,
it
is
suggested,
might
be
distress
signals
from
Nelson
where
the
election
is
being
held
today.
-
THERE'S
one
thing
about
old
John,
he's
a
pretty
good
sport.
If
be
loses
today
I
shall
shine
on
bis
neatly
trimmed
whiskers
and
wish
him
goodby
as
a
politician.
AND
now
the
Canadian
courts
declare
officially
that
there
must
be
honor
among
thieves,
thus
enforcing
the
old
maxim.
Church
Notices
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Subject:
'"The
surrounding
Care
of
Ood."
Evening
service
at
7.30.
Subject:
"The
value
of
Education."
Preacher:
Rev.
If.
R.
Orant,
D.l).
Sunday
school
will
not
meet.
Salvation
Army
Sunday
services
at
the
Ciladel,
the
(dosing
day
of
the
Revival
Campaign.
Morning,
at
11
o'clock!
Subject:
"The
Picture
of
a
True
Saint."
3
p.m.
United
Meeting
(Y.P.
and
adults).
Subject:
"What
are
the
People
of
Prince
Rupert
Waiting
for?"
7.30
p.m.
Old
fashioned
Gospel
service,
subject:
"Raising
from
the
Dead."
Fifteen
minutes
song
service.
O.
A.
Clothier,
resident
mining
engineer,
returned
from
Victoria
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon.
NABOB
W
VACUUM
PACKED
COFFEE
H"-
Saturday.
Augmi
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NOTHING
LEFT
BUT
SHOES
ND
ONE
SOCK
ALCSOM'A,
Wis.,
Aug.
23
NVW-liam
Olio,
engaging
in
battle
with
a
manure
loader
on
a
farm
near
here,
emerged
victorious
but
snns
everything
except
hs
shoes
and
one
sock.
William,
was
tinkering
with
the
mechanism,
en.
deavoring
to
find
a
knock
when
his
panls
caught
on
a
set
screw
of
a
swiftly
revolving
shaft.
As
his
clothing
left
him
one
piece
nt
a
time,
William
Clung
desperately
to
a
brace,
meanwhile
making
the
welkin
ring
with
shouts
to
stop
the
infernal
machine.
Tho
loader
was
his
own
invention.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
1
August
23,
114
Japan
has
declared
war
on
fler-mauy
and
Italy
is
mobilizing
in
preparation
to
pijolccl
Switzerland.
On
the
Eastern
front
Russia
continues
victorious
over.
Austria.
There
is
desperate
fighting
going
oh
in
Belgium
over
a
20-mile
front
with
action
centred
at
Namnr.
.
District
headquarters
issues
a
statement
that
under
no
circumstances
will
men
not
in
possession
of
certificates
of
military
qualifications
be
appointed
as
commissioned
officers
in
any
Canadian
contingent.
No
unqualified
officers
will
he
allowed
to
proceed
to
Valcartier
as
commissioned
officers.
A
rancher
named
John
Haverty
has
been
brought
to
the
city
by
It.fi.
V.
Lett,
O.T.P.
tourist
and
colonization
agent.
He
was
found
alone
and
paralyzed
In
a
cabin
five
miles
up
the
Lakelsc
valley
by
Mr.
Lett's
parly.
MOVING
SETTLERS
FROM
DROUGHT
AREA
Alberta
Department
of
Agriculture
Taking
Steps
to
Settle
Farmers
In
Other
EDMONTON,
A"-
The
government's
plans
are
now
com
plete
to
deal
with
farmers
that
wish
to
move.
from;
the
drought
areas,
but
its
hands
are
tied
un
til
a
decision
has
been,
made
byj
the
board
of
railway
commissioners
as
to
the
action
that
the
railways
will
take.
The
proposition
(hat
has
been
plact'd
before
that
board
is
that
all
three
interested
parlies
pay
one-third
of
the
cost
of
transportation,
which
is
the
same
arrangement
that
held
good
.
last
fall.
List
of
Lands
The
Provincial
Department
of
in
,0l,c"
,,,n
of
rall-
Agriculture,
which
Ys
handling
wi,,,,l
'way
commissioners
to
oblain
the
relief
scheme
to
facilitate
.1
the
a
movement
of
spiders
to
new
locations,
has
worked
out
a
tabulation
of
lands
available
for
the
purpose,
and
has,
secured
listings
from
the
lands
selllement
board,
one
cent
rale
for
farm'ers,
which
Is
the
same
rate
as
is
applicable
to
harvesters
coming
to
Alberta
from
outside
points.
The
government
are
pressing
(tlpnnirltr
frT
n
rnnlir
rn
lnl
I.
SIS
from
the
n.n"
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.u
ur,
way
Commissioners,
as
the
situa-
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..,on
,
c.-pocially
where
farmers
and
colonization
requirements
of
havc
Jry
A'.i.
.
'serious
on
account
of
the
short-
ti.
The
bulk
of
these
lands
in
are
the
northern
part
of
the
province,,
and
are
likely
to
appeal
to
a
large
proportion
of
the
moving
farmers.
South
Weslern
Alberta
is
ft
1
Q
n
1
1I.
ftl
v
In
rrnlrt
xr
lit
n
nt
rtin
age
of
feed.
ALSO
TWO
LEFT
(
in.
ft
nt
ifj
tin-
iiifmu
,
rn
.
.
.
,
ment,
and
it
is
expected
that
a
,
"
,
"l
on
,,0,,r
of
lh
M
"citizenship"
lesson
considerable
nnmVr
nf
pMW9
Will
local
In
lh
rnnntrv
nrnnrwl
'a,ki,,?
al,oul-
"rights")
Have
iinpi,r
rwi.
s,t
fn:,nn
iyu
ny
rights,
John?
PrcDSrt
move
J'din
(who
has
been
apparently
Field
agenls
are
at
present
on
)fl
f1"'"'
'r
one
hour)
the
ground
in
Ihe
drought
Mtr'
Uvo-
stricken
nrns
nrnirinff
for.
Jp''"'r
(surprised)
Two?
farmer-debtors
to
have
their
nf-
,y,
,w0?
fairs
in
such
shape'
that
they
will
be
ready
to
move
directly
word
has
been
received
from
Winnipeg.
The
field
agents
are
working
In
conjcnctinn.wilh
the
Debt
Adjustment
Office
n
Calgary,
and
are
attending,
ponfnrences
between
the
embarrassed
farmers
and
their
creditors,
so
that
when
the
movement
lakes
place
the
farmers
will
he
able
to
do
so
without
evading
their
financial
responsibilities
or
being
involved
In
legal
difficulties.
It
s
expecl-ed
Hint
with
reasonable
care
satisfactory
arrangement
can
be
mnde
In
all
cases
Hkcly
to
develop.
To
Scur
Work
The
government1
liavo
also
ftiade
arrangements
for
farmers
In
the
drought.
stricken
areas
fo
be
provided
wlih'Wrk
rfnrlncr
Mm
harvest
time
and.
prefcrenco
wlll
John
A
band
and
n
foot.
New
Blouses
Fall
Dresses
and
English
Knitted
Suits
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
B
9M
Lcolcforthe
big"D"
trade-mailc
on
every
box
of
cartridges
you
buy.
The
value
is
all
In
the
product.
No
duty
to
pay.
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icse
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9
No
wonder
it
only
took
one
shot
to
stop.him."
CTUAL
shooting
conditions
are
the
final
test
of
any
ammunition.
In
the
far
North
where
a
man's
rifle
is
his
meal
ticket,
there
are
more
Dominion
Cartridges
used
than
any
other
brand.
The
North
is
no
place
for
"duds,"
one
cartridge
must
be
just
as
hard-hitting
as
another.
The
unfailing
accuracy
and
shocking
power
of
Dominion
Ammunition
has
earned
for
it
the
slogan
Always
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meet
the
varying
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of
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climate.
Plan
Your
Trip
Now.
Join
this
great
out-doors
crowd,
enjoy
the
wonderful
hunting
grounds
of
Canada.
A
few
weeks
with
nature
and
the
good
fellowship
of
the
out-doors
will
do
you
a
world
of
good.
After
your
first
trip,
it's
sure
to
be
an
annual
one.
Winning
camp-fire
stories
in
book
form.
True
hunting
experiences
that
every
sportsman
will
appreciate.
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such
jn
finding
them'
work.
The
government
""
arc
also
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STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Will
snil
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VIC
TORIA,
SEATTLE
ami
intermediate
poii.-ls
each
Mondaj.
Thursday
and
Saturday
at
11.00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
Wednesday,
10.00J
FOR
STEWART
Friday,
lo.ou
pn
oueen
CHAm
nrrr
isi
awns
service.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Masset,
Port
Clements
and
Buchlej
Bay,
every
Monday,
8.00
p.m.
h
For
Skidegate
and
nil
ports
soulh
every
Wednesday
h.uu
p.m.
PASSENQLR
TRAIN,
nail
V
FVriFPT
SUNDAY.
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riiUitNTX
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til
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Eistrrn
CtntiU,
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UNCI.
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Cllif
Tlekct
Offle.
62S
Thlfd
,
rrlnci
Ruptrt.
1
Children's
Shoes
OF
QUALITY
SPECIALLY
PRICED
$4.05
Tan
or
Illnck
Cnlfskin,
w'elleij
soles.
Ch""'
lliirlbtifs.
Hullon
only,
lur
$0.00
and
$fl.r0.
'
$3.05
Tan
or
Illnck
Calfskin,
05o
8
to
10
M.
Ilegular
$1.75.
Hizes
II
lo
i'
Welter
sides.
a
ltiillon
anil
HegAi-
only-
Child's
Patent
l.eiilher
8lipp?rs.
Patent
Hools
and
Hubber
HoIimI
Hlrap
Slippers,
VM"'0
$2.00
pair.
.
Family
Shoe
Store