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M1
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PAGB
TWO
DAILY
EDITION
Gobi
Extraction
At
Massett.
The
process
nf
gold
"extraction
at
Massed
seems
to
have
been
a
success.
The
people
who
have
been
I'oiidueting
the"
experiments
there
have,
Muck
lu
the
job
in
spite
of
adverse
criticism
and
discouragements
that
would
have
daunted
most
people.
If
they
have
won
out
everyone
will
be
pleased
to
hear
it.
Anything
thai
benefits
anyone
in
this
part-of
the'
country
lends
to
benefit
the.
whole.
Mackenzie
King
Gets
Good
Reception.
..
According
to
the
reports
sent
out
by
the
Canadian
Press,
Premier
Mackenzie
King
is
meeting
with
a
splendid
reception
everywhere
be
goes.
Jle
is
rapidly
gaining
that
personal
mag
netism
that
was
such
a
feature
of
Sir
Wilfrid,
Laurier
am!
which
made
his
administration
so
successful.
He
is
still
a
young
man
for
the
position,
but
Sir
Richard
McHride
was
also
young
when
he
first
attained
power,
yet
Ins
regime
was
a
great
success.
There
is
a
great
resemblance
in
type
between
Mackenzie
King,
Sir
Richard
McHride,
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
and
Sir
John
A.
Maedoiiahl.
Neither
of
them
was
the
least
like
Hon.
Arthur1
Meighen
who
aspire
to
Hie
leadership.
Not,
Like
To
See
Logs
Go
South
To
Vancouver.
.
We
do
not
like
to
see
Queen
Charlotte
Island
logs
going
south
to
Vancouver.
There
is
nothing'
anybody
can
do
about
il
unless
it
is
to
start
another
mill
here
and
buy
the
logs.
People
have
a
perfect
right
to
sell
their
logs
anywhere
Ihey
wish
as
long
as
tjiey
do
not
export
them.
At
the
same
time
there
ought
to
be
somrrwnyiln
which
the
sending
of
the
Choice"
Queeit
CtfarlOlte
logs
to
the
south
could
be
prevented.
McCaffery
Doing
a
Good
Work
For
City.
M.
P.
MiCnffery,
chairman
nf
the
grain
committee
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade;
is
doing
some
excellent
;
work
for
the-
cily
in
finding
out
what-
difficulties
are
1n
the
way
of
shipping
grain
through
this
port
and
endeavoring
to
have
the
difficulties
overcome.
It
is
public
spirited
work
for'
which
be
will
receive
no
pay
except
the
consciousness
of
service
well
rendered.
A.
lot
of
people
hen
give
their
services
In
Hie.
public
in
that
way
and
they
get
little
recognition.
The
work
is
accepted
with
out
question
and
a
few
people
who
tlo
nothing
are
often
apt
to
be
critical
of
the
wny
in
which
a
is
done.
Members
of
the
hoard
of
trade
all
pay
a
fee
for
Ibe
privilege
of
being
allowed
lo
serve
the
cilv
gratis
,nnd
many
of
the
members
give
much
lime
and
ef
fort
lo
public
affairs
and
usually
Ihey
are
criticized
fordoing
it.
Many
People
.
.
Live
For
Letters.
,i
People
today
hardlv
irealize
what
an
important
factor
the
posl
office
is
in
Hits
life
of
Ibe
community.
Many
people
live
for
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Hie
ICiiers
me
m
rii-.
l
ime
i
iiif.-ii-iiii.-u
iij
hut
unicun
r
m-
tweeii
majls.
For
a
few
cents
friends
are
able
In
keep
in
touch
with
eaah
other
though
living
far
dislant.
Friendships
are
kepi
alive
and
lovers
exchange
lokens.
Truly
Ibe
post
office
is
great
institution.,
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Daily
News
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AND
SOCIAL
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MOON
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HELD
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day
preceding
"publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
'I
M
Saturday.
October
3,
1925.
,1W
.
omewara
uauna
and
Ymm
Mother.
A
hot,
well
made
cup
of
delicious
BAKER'S
COCOA
4
will
appease
these
keen
appetites
and
also
provide
considerable
nutrition.
Dr.
Louis
Fischer,
former
instructor
in
Dis
units
n-w
eases
of
Children
at
the
New
York
Pout
Graduate
Medical
School
and
Honpiud,
lists.
cocoa
in
diet
lor
school
children.
WALTER
BAKER
&
CO.
Limited
tsrABUSHU
17b0
PORaiESTIR.
MASS.
,
CANADIAN
MILLS
AT
MONTREAL
Booklet
of
Choice
Recipe
lent
free
i
Successful
Affair
Held
In
Metro-
pole
Hall
by
St.
Paul's
Luther
League
A
very
successful
concert
ami
social
was
held
last
evening
in
llie
Melropotn
Hall
by
SI.
Paul's
Luther
League.
There
was
a
good
attendance
and
the
program,
was
U
meritorious
one.
.
liev.
I.
li
Haisler
presided'
ami
tin'
items'
were
as
follows:
I
QUIET
WEDDING
AT
,
ANGLICAN
RECTORY
Miss
Rita
Martin
Became
Bride
of
J.
A.
O'Donnell
of
This
,
City
A
ipiiel
bul
interesting
niar-iairn
look
place
yesterday
after
noon
at
2.3(1
at
the
rectory
when
Miss
Rita
Martin,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ja'ines
Martin,
Massett,
became
the
bride
of
J.
O'Donnell.
Archdeacon
(?.
A.
Itix
officiated
and
the
witnesses
were
Mrs.
Itix
ami
Mrs.
James
Halt.
Mr.
and
Mr-?.
O'Donnell
will
rFreixe
the
congratulations
and
test
wishes
of
many
friends
in
Ibe
city
and
district.
The
bride
lias
He
for
many
years
at
Massett
willi
her
parents
and
the
room,
who
was
formerly
ac-i
uuiilaut
at
the
Prince
Hnperl!
pruce
.Mill,
is
now
engaged
in
Hie
timber
business
on
the
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O'DonneJl
will
alt
on
the
Prince
John
this
truing
for
Massett.
WHIST
AND
DANCE
AT
.
TERRACE
THURSDAY
Parent
-
Teachers'
Association
Benefitted
to
Extent
of
$85
From
Social
Event
TF.HRACK,
Oct.
3.
The
whisi
drive
and
dance
ien
oi
Thursday
niubt
under
the
aus
pices
of
the
Pari'iil-Tearhers'
Association
was'
an
uuipialificd
success.
II
was
given
in
aid
of
the
piano
fhml
und
met
a
most
hearty
-response,
almost
jH3
being
realized.
No
expenses
were
Incurred..
F.
C.
Hi
Imp.
kindly
doimting
the!
halt.
Mrs.
Alfwood's
orchestra
the
music,
and
Jhe
ladle
the
refreshments.
Kleyen
lable
were,
engaged,
highest
scores
being
won
by
Miss
Ivy
Kerr
and
C.
II.
Thomas,
while
consolatiou
prizes
went
to
Mrs
HlKgs
anl
Mr.
Davie.
Quite
a
number
came
in
later
for
the
dance
widely
followed
the
whist.
SMITHERS
There
was
horn
in
Smillicr,
a
son
lo
.Mr.
ami
.Mrs.
.
rrancis
Wade
on
Wednesday,
Septendier
no.
Al
the
Hulkley
Valley
Dlslricl
Ilospllal
on
Tuesday,
Peplemher
29.
a
daughter
was
borh
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paulson.
Fred
Dunn
who
has
spent
the
summer
at
the
Dulhic
mine.
Hudson's
Hay
Mounlnin,
left
for
Hdinnnlon
on
Tuesday
to
resume
his
study
nf
medicine
at
the
Alberta
College.
Mr.
Dunn
had
the
inisforlune
to
contract
blood-
poison
in
one
of
his
fingers
a
few
days
ago,
hut
under-
the
attention
'nf
himself
and
Dr.
Hank-inson
it
was
showing
shins
of
healing
at
the
lime
he
left.
Mrs.
K.
Hirnle
has
relumed
from
Kndako
after
spending
Iwo
SiMONDS
SAW
Stays
sharp
longer,
tIMONO
CAMU
SAW
CO.
LTD.
UONTKCAL
VANCOUVCN
T.
JOHN.
N.I.
3
Opening
chorus
''Star
of
the
weeks
in
thai
town,
assisuns
Kasl."
by
girls
of
SI.
Paul'slrs.
W.
(Irani
at
the
Kndako
I.ulher
League
accompanied
by-Hotel.
'
v
I3lwar.l
Haisler.
I
.
,
'
nf,,,,..
,i....iMnrv
Waller
nml!
A.
M.
HHil.1v
of
Hurns
Lake
Jean
riee.
Heading'
Adelia
Thurber.
Vocal
.solo.
-
.Mrs.
.MHSregur,
accompanied
by
Edward
Haisler.
Heinliinir
Principal
J.
'.
H
rail
v.
was
a
visitor
I
if
town
on
Tuesday.
,
Vocal
nolo
Mrs.
J.
Field
nc-l'l'bursday.
roinpanied
by
Mrs.
Hinton.
I
Heading
Mrs.-Adam.
Maekie.
Violin
solo
Miss
Hester
Hlack
accompanied
J
Mrs.
Wells.
I'laylelle
"Of
a
Pleasing'
Dis-
Lposition"
Oast:
Mr.
Ruckle-,
FdwanI
Haisler;
Honi,
bis
butler.
Alfred
Skatlchnl:
Mrs.
Olia,
his
housekeeper,
Julia
Wallers:
Dora,
bis
maidservant,
Lily
Iver-nn:
Mrs.
Slarlil,
a
rich
widow.
giies
Iverson;
Mr.
Ligbtfoot,
his
neighbor.
Perry
Haisler;
Miss
Frances.
Ag
I
foot's
servant.
M
argil
llnlberg.
The
program
was
followed
by
lie
serving
of
refreshments
and
a
social
hour.
Ted
.Martin-'
ot
the..
Forestry!
Hrancb
at
Hums
Lake
was
a
business
visitor
in
town
on
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Mctnues
ot
South
Hulkley
were
visitors
in
town
Thursday
.and
Friday
mot
oring
in
their
new
Chevrolet
ear.
Mrs.
a
Harrctt
and
Miss
Mhl-
dlelon
of
Houston
motored
inl
town
Thursday
and
attended
the
dance
that
evening.
The
local
Hrolherhood
of
Loco,
motive
Hnglneers
and
Firema
held
a
meeting
at
the
home-
ot
Tims.
Slairord
on
Monday
af
ternoon,
to
greet
W.
Ma-ier
the
Hrotberliood
organizer
from
Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mr.
Muier
treated
the
member
to
a
most
interesting
talk
on
'Ibe
general
worh
of
organization.
The
firm
of
Sealy
ami
Dondson
report
that
most
favorable
progress
is
lieiuif
made
in
their
new
business
emleavprs
lo
collect
and
market
Hie
farm
produce
of
the
Hulkley
Valley.
They
are
planning
to
make
their
first
shipment
of
potatoes
and
other
vege
tallies
on
about'lhe
llth
of
th
month.
For
Ibis
shipment
there
is
now
booked-up
over
two
car
loads
of
produce
hut
it
is
Imped
Dial
this
will
be
increased
to
four
or
five
before
the
dale
of
shipping
arrives.
TERRACE
NOTES
A.
L.
Carrulhers,
Victoria,
in
spector
of
bridge,
and
formerly
public
works
engineer
in
litis
district,
was
in
town
on
ollliiial
business
this
week.'
The
Provincial
(Sovernmenl
Is
building
a
home
at
Hemo
for
the
ferryman,
Peler
McDonald.
Win.
Fair,
Terrace,
and
Dan
Mason
Copper
City,
have
charge
of
the
work.
T.
11.
McCubbin,
Pacific,
was
-i
business
visitor
this
week.
C.
It.
Oilbert
left
on
Thursday
for
Prince
(ieorgo
on
fire
insur
ance
adjustment
business.
C.
H.
Dimmock,
Suiithcrs,
a
sislant
engineer
in
the
publi
works
department,
was
a
busi
ness
visitor
this
week.
It.
K.
Allen,
llanall,
spent
som
days
in
town
this:
week
in
t
hoi
interests
'if
J1w
Hapjpu
Lumber
(iAt
Coostabln
itilrt
i
t
i'?firle,iliM'vr
lfKgIeia'v
in
made
business
trip
down
the
line
on
Wednesday,
Local
flower
gHrdens
wen1
hard
hit
with
frost
on
cdnes
day
night,
only
the
hardiest
varieties
being
b;ft
untouched.
Weather
conditions
sllll
continue
lo
be
idear
and
the-
farmers
are
taking
advantage
of
the
fine
Local
farmers
have
loaded
two
cars
of
potatoes
this
week,
Hie
shiQiiienls
being
made
by
Kenney
Hros.
k
Co.
to
a
Rupert
tirm
Mrs.
A.
V.
WiLsmi
of
Ilemo
was
in
town
on
Thursday
and
look
in
Ibe
whist
drive
on
Thursday
night.
Mr.,
and
Mrs.
C-
Stewart
arrived
in
town
,
lhl
i
week,
Mrs.
Stewart
was
formerly
Mrs.
Alex
Walker
of
Copper
City.
T.
II.
Campbell,
Kilwanga,
was
a
visitor
on
Wednesday.
Basis
of
Credit
uniil
Mm
would
Rive
you
the
dob
lar
tomorrow.'
A
POLITICIAN
I
known
by
Ihe
hanjrers-oH
that
surround
him.
-
AX
interesting
thing
lo
Investigate
would
he
who
pul
thj
shme
on
a
nose
first?
1IOW
would
a
girl
employ
herj
lime
if
she
did
not
have
lo
powder
her
nose
When
Oeifrinle
tries
The
shine
to
cover
It's
a
si?ir
slur
wants
A
shieklsh
lover.
When
Ortle
looks
Into
lh
glass
She-
think
she
sees
A-
sweet
young
lass.
Hut
(ertrude
often
.Makes
mistakes
Heeause
advice
She
never
takes.
So
Oertie
if
You
would
excel
Just
tell
the
shieks
To
powder
their
nosr.
JAKB
wants
lo
know
how
long
it
will
bk
before
all
I
he
men
weaf
idi
whiskers
nnd
balloon;
trousers.
WHAT
Hi
girls
all
adore
hi
a
shlek
I
deplore.
Hut
It's
plain
Ipry
will
win
in
"
.
Ibe
end.
If
Us
whiskers
they
ask
Who
should
take-
them
to
tak
While
the
boys
all
have
money
lo
spend.
rilK
coal
dealers
are
begin
ning
to
feel
happy.
Coal
i
in
lemand
ouch
more,
at
lea
I
pari
of
Hie
lime.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
:
October
3,
1915.
Word
was
received
in
the
city
today
that
the
body
of
a
ram-tier
named
Haynes
had
been
found
-Ibe
railway
track
nmr
Terracu
Coroner
.1.
H.
McMillln
wilf
leave
for
the
interior
loiuormw
to
omliHrl
an
inquest.
K.
K.
Jones,
deputy
minisler
of
railways:
II.
A.
Wood,
assistant
hief
engineer
of
tin
O.T.l'..
and
'ollingwOod
Sclm'iber
are
visit
ors
in
the
city
having
arrived
today
from
the
cast
on
the
pri
vate
car
Ottawa.
lack
Kdwards
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Alice
for
Vtctoria
where
he-
will
enlist
for
service
at
the
Front.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
.VITICE
IS
ItEKEItY
C1VEM
thai
lb
lr.fr
ve
rilmiiK
uvrr
Lot
II
IV,
hntp
I
i:out
DlMrirt,
l
rnriiri.
Ulitlt
pPinrUiwilt,
U.
II.
AI'L...
Droulr
.Miiiltrr
of
Lindt
Hiun.
ii.
c.
eiui
stjuiii,
IN
TMC
SUPRtMI
COOUT
Of
BnmtH
COLUMBIA,
llrtwrrn
Atrrcil
W.
CUrkf.
Plllnllff:
Ami
TetiipUr
li..lM-rr.ii.
fcrr.
iirrrmUfii.
TAkK
M.TICK
rtial
an
a'tlmi
cMiiiiHruwd
iialiut.
)hi
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3rd
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101
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H.
Mr.EOn.
PfUlilnr
or
Titles.
firtluiila),
October
3,
1925.
TOWE
ITS
A
Fisherman's
Suit
To
Suit
The
Fishermen
JACKETS
ply
an4
-Doubt,
rowny
inner
bruit
nrt
1
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FIKIIiniMltrt
SIMlClAb
Nu.t2T
Slit
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CHUT
4
r.naiia
MADC
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CAn
with
fly
front
ronovea
any
puuibiLty
of
nrta
or
linra
tatxhin.
Pantt
Clowd
ikJc
pattern,
vtry
roomy
anal
UU
ply.
Both
rmcnti
art
made
in
yellow
and
ka
a
very
touajt
earing
aurfacc
Mad
by
Canada'a
foremoat
waterproof
clothinf
maniiartumi,
in
tizea
H
to
46.
On
Salt
h
FUfwmtn
Supply
merikanti
Insist
upon
getting
a
genuine
Tower's
Waterproof
TOWER
CANADIAN
LIMITED
TORONTO
VANCOUVER
WLNNIPEC
HALIFAX
MONTREAL
tt
Goods
-1
Free
Sale
-
-
One
Can
PALM-OLiVE
TALC
POWDER
FREE
with
ench
lube
of
Palm-Olive
Shaving
Cream
35
cents
One
GILLETTE
RAZOR
and
Blade
FREE
W
illi
each
tube
!
Hcxall
Shaving
tlrcain
40
cents
Ormes
Limited
The
Pioneer
Druggists.
Itexntl
Store.
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street.
Phone
82
and
200
Wlioies.do
ami
Itelail.
Drtigg.'s
NEW
-:-
SEASON'S
Fancy
Frozen
Bait
$25.00
Per
Ton
The
Finest
Obtainable
on
the
Coast
Canadian
Fish
&
Qoi
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C
Canadian
National
Railways
PrinceRupert
DRYDOCK
AND
J
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers.,
Eto.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SH
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
nest
door
to
Krizzell
Ilutcher
Shop,
ncron
from
the
Kmprcsn
Hotel
Wo
carry
a
full
lino
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
80CIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor