ft"
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r-
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f
wo
ns
palrioliiv
abtntl
llieirinleresls
us
are
nil
the
oilier
widespread
points,
of
r.nip're
Ihey
.may
visit.
Seattle
Meeting
Important
Here.
"
"
White
Dressing
Keeps
White
Shoes
WHITE
The
perfect
dressing
for
Canvas
Shoes
and
Belts
It
doe
not
rub
off
or
soil
the
clothe
A
substitute
will
disappoint
you.
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Sunday,
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Wednesday,
July
1925.
Poor
Time
For
National
Crisis.
While
Lord
Burultnui,
in
Vancouver,
paints
a
picture
of
unsatisfactory
conditions
in
t
lie
Old
Country
with
the
nation
being
a'dled
ujion
for,
the
firsl
lime
lo
draw
on
its
own
capital
against
an
unfavorable
trade
balance,
(ircal
ltrilain
is
facing
another
coal
strike
which,
because
-of
Hie
industrial
lie-up
it
'might
eduse,
is
feared
might
he
a
national
disaster.
farutii
Mrilniii
fun
ill
iifCiwil
In
liiivi
1
1
1
1
jl
liimiieoinir
nl
Ihi
to
thV
.halibut
tariff
coiiference
btbe
held
iii
Seattle
on
Anunsl
1
10
nud
iirgihir
that
slnhtg
renresenlalion
lie
sent
from
PHnee
ninety
oh
o
MH'uiiiiiions
hit
prcpiiriug
io
lie
represented
at
the
meeting.
W
M
ES.M0THS
pfosquitoes
RbachesrHouBeAnts
WEDDING
WAS
PRETTY
EVENT
Miss
Gladys
Kemp
Is
United
Marriage
to
James
R.
Mitchell
,
Many
friends
of
Die
conlract
ing
collide
attended
the
weddingjroine
from
stepping
on
a
banana
in-
Ihe
Anglican
Wiureh
yesier-jpeel.
day
afternoon
of
.
(iladys,
only-'
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
G.
F.I
()MK
nen
yel
a
kick
out
of
Kemp,
and
James
Mitchell,
eJdesl
'coloring
a
pipe
and
some
women
son
f
llr.
and
Mrs.
John
R.
get
a
kick
out
of
oolorinjr
their
Mitchell.
Arcliileacon
Ilix
read
Hose
Hie
--rvic
and
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster
presided
at
the
organ.
K.
J.
Siiiilh
supiaiKtetl
the
brde-4
gnmm
as
x
best
man
and
W.joa
a
Ford
car
Mitchell
and
.
Mitchell
acted
as
lsllelsr,'
'IT
seeiiied
as
though
a
numle
The
choir
was
present
ambpf
Mark
Sennell's.
halhing
beau
rendereii
the
hymns
The
Voice
iies
had
come
to
life
al
Ihe
jsnlt
That
Mrealhed
tier
Ldeu.
and
l.aLfs
on
Sunday
"O
Perfect
Love."
"fhe
bride,
who
was
gien
in
marriage
by
her
falher.
was
a
picture
of
girlish
beauty
attired
n
a'
pown
of
-ivory
brocaded
satin
trimmed
with
seed
pearls,
the
long
veil
being
held
in
place
with
a
coronet
of
orange
blossoms.
Her
slippets
were
of
silver
brocade
and
Ue
boiiipiel
was
of
Otdielia
ruses
and
Iffies
of
the.
alley.
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell,
sister
of
the
bridegroom
Tnid
bridesman,
was
attractively
aUired
in
a
cltarmhig
frock
of
orchid
georgetle
And
gold
lacc
and
peach
ostrich
tufts,
hat.
and
shoes
en
suite.
She
carried
a
shower
bou-quet
of
while
and
pink
carnations.
Miss
Irene
Mitchell,
flower
girl,
was
dainty
in
a
frock
time.
The
economic
condition
in
the
Old
Country,
...
it
may.
bcf"r
.1
,',al?
W"f
fiil.k"
safely
judged,
is
not
as
healthy
as
it
might
he.
instead
or
standing
resolute
with
a
breach
between,
it
seems
lime
for
patriotic
Britishers,
be
they
mine
owners
or
mine
workers
or
any
other
class,
Jo
gel
together
and
negotiate,
their
differences
without
obstinately
challenging
each
oilier.
.
.
Resolution
js
a
British
virtue
but
it
is
different
from
ob-'
stinni'v
m;i
wreck
.a.
nation
which
is
claimed,
even'
bv
its
J
Ikormi?
Wii-iiiK
Mm
Mid
signing
olmiiiict
.
of
the
reg
ister.
Miss
Ailene
Advant
sans
"Ave
Maria"
with
violin
olilijrijtuM
Ity
Balagno.
Reception
Held
Following
lite
ceremony,
a
reception
,was
held
al
the
home
of
grei.le.ft
patriots,
lo
be
in
none'
Ino
healthy
a
condition
at
'
tliis1"'
hridegroom
where
the
guests
T;n,a
'
were
received
by
Mrs.
C.
F.
iiiii&
Traffic
Accidents
Are
Preventable.
There
are
too
many
motor
car
fatalities
in
Canada.
Almost
every
day
bring
in
despatches
of
people
being
.
killed
tlirougli
collisions
unci
even
-Prince
Btiperl
has
-had
lis'
owii
traffic
ac;i-ilcnls
Sunn'
.-ii'i-iilenls
are
1111:11
niil.ilile
bill
iilhei's
"
m.'iv
lii'
in
n-
iii,l
ir
.1
.
i.l.tei-v.wl
Tln.si.
.-lin
fnll
In
HtKivikH
Hull
congratulations,
wore
a
'
-1
1
.....
..,i..
(some
dress
of
rose
silk
lllltr
.-iiiriuii
ipi:
iii
11
iik
11
iiiki
iiiiiiiii
ii
1
ivivi.
The
law
provides
severe
punishment
for
people
guilty
of
negligence
afler
a
fatality
or
serious
accident
has
occurred,
but
u
11
ft
rt
1
1
nit
I
t-ly
there
is
no
adequate
penally
to
insure
against
such
accidents.
The
man
who,
driving
a
cue,
kills
someone,
is
liable
to
long
iuiprjsoument
for
iiiuiiMaiigiilcr
while
the
man,
driving
tit
the.
coinnwni
danger
but
no!
having
killed
anyone,
may
gel
off
with
a
light
fine
or
jail,
term,
la
many
cases
his
license
is
not
even
rescinded.
It
seems
something
like
"locking
the
barn
door
airieV-jthe
cow
has
gone.1'
'
'"'
AVhnlfcver
..Hie.
law
may
lie,
however,
it
should
be
exercised
nios
stringently
in
Hie
prevention
id
traffic
accidenls.
Even
in
Prince
-Rupert
there
are
rules
being
daily
violated.
The
citizens
generally
fee
Ihe-
violations
even
if
Ihe
police
do..
.not.
Rounding
the
loleni
pole
on
Second
Avenue
is
an
instance.
A'
passerby,
llierefYwalching
cars
-proceeding-in
the
wharf,
might
think
the
left
hatid
side
of
Ihe
road
riile
is
slill
in
vogue.
H.M.S.
Capetown
Welcome
Visitor.
The
visit
lo
Prince.
Rupert
of
il..LS.
Capetown
with
II
officers
ami
men
is
a
welcome
one
ami
citizen
generally
will
extend
their
efforts
lo
niuke
pleasant
the
slay
in
Ihis
outpost
of
the
Empire
of
these
;represetnlalives
of
;
Britain's
aiilhorily
on
the
seas.
While
they
are
members
of
a
grim'
organization
wlijcli
is
slill
necessary
for
the
uiaiulenau.ee,
of
the
Empire's
Integrity
mid
welfare,
lhe.se.
.lack
Tar.s
and
their
superiors
we
find
Kemp,
mother
of
the
bride,
wear
ing
a
gown
of
black
satin
willi
orchid
ostrich
chaux,
a
large
black
hat
wild
oprey
plum'"
and
a
flat
stole
of
uncurled
ostrich.
Mrs.
Mitchell,
mother
of
die
-bridegroom,
who
shared-'
the
hand-
crepe
with
silver
appliiiue
and
large
hliick
hat
with
osprey.
Under
a
floral
arch,
in
Ihe
drawing
room.
which
was
laslorully
decorated
for
the
occasion,
the
prinf'ipals
received
Hie
congratulations
oT
the
guesls.
'
Mrs.
(i.
A.
Ilix
and
M;rs.
II.
II.
Orant
presided
at
Ihe
'
urns
and
Mrs.
II.
Maeey
cut
the
ices,
while,
acting
as
scrviteurs,
were
Miss
May
lleid.
Miss
Jlela
Johnson,
Miss
Violet
Taylor.
Miss
Willa
Dyer.
Miss
Dorothy
Thomson.
3liss
Winnie
Dihli.
Miss
Hazel
Cunningham
and
Miss
Vi
(Cam
eron.
Honeymoon
in
South
Al
5
o'clock
Mr.
and
Mrs
5(lMilchell
left
oil
the
Cardena
for
la
trip
to
southern
cities.
Jiie
!
bride
travelled
in
a
richly
em
L'broidered
cinnamon
brown
satin
ill-ess.
(her
tlils-wa
worn
a
handsome
fur
trinrmfd
fawn
coal.
Her
hat
was
of
fawn
sttk
lobe
'a
inTll
v-lol
mid
U
glvesiv
pleasure
tifmnke
llieir
slav
nlfTe
velvet
antirrhfnums.
Ttleasanl
one
and
shhwUticinjiai
Princif
nMrft!w6hienrelisiK'A,M
Mitchell
is.
-a
-popular
I
nieimier
01
me
younger
sei
01
Prince
Rupert
where
she
has
lived
for
h
nunlier
of
years.
The
bridegroom
is
'a
graduate
of
the
U.B.I'.
and
is
assistant
principal
Elsewhere
in
lodavV
tuner
Is.
published
a
letler
referrii.ir
"r
t,(,l00
l
Anyox.
,
J
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.
ii,
.
.
1
'11.
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n.
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r
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I
II'
J
WVI
I'
IIITT
MTIfirill
1.M
UIC1
iHMiutiful
gifts.
On
Rupe't
o
fight
for
u.
reduction'
in
lite
present
Inrirf
on
Canadian
ll"'ir
r,,"rn
1,orl11
t'1'
lalJC
fish
enlering
Ihe
Unileil
Slalcs.
The
suggestion
made
is
a:
limelyi
""ir
resblcnce
at
Anyox.
one
jrtnn
-one
that
the
Daily
'.News
agrees
wtlh
ns
Ihe
mailer
lo
be
taken
up
is
vital
lo
litis
eily.
Representatives
of
local
packing
concerns
will,
il
js
understood,
be
present
ami
some
local
business
men
will
also
be
there..
Besides
these
people,
the
fishermen
of
Ihe
inirl
should
ntso
ne
represented.
ALICE
ARM
NOW
HAS
CHAMBER
OF
MINES
Lasl
sprjng
Ihey
cried
for
a
closing
of
the
-
.
port:
now
it
seems
(here
may
be
means
of
attaining
the
end,
trT
?I'J
b.
Hill,-
ilnii.u
.fill.nial
..1.
......
H'l...!-
ii,
.in.,
iim;
niiniMii
kiii.m
mrn'iirt.
i
ncir
rcprcseiiiaitvesi
should
be
there
lo
carry
on
Ihe
fight.
Probably,
local
fisher-f
(Special
to
Daily
News
AI.ICH
ARM,
July
2U.
direct
outcome
of
Ihe
vfs
T.
W.
Falconer,
Vice-President;
A,
D.
York,
Seoretary
lhi
camp
by
Prank
Woodside.
pri'sideul
of
Ihe
B.C.
Chamber
of
Mines,
a
local
branch
wis
nr-Ranl.eil
here-
willi
35
paid
members.
It
will
1m
affiliated
with!
the
B.C.
Chamber
of
Mines,
andj
will
work
for
a
wider
and
heller
dissemination
of
Ihe
mining
news
of
the
province.
Al
a
called
meet-;
ing
of
the
prospectors
ami
mining
men
of
the
camp
the
following
offieers
were
elected:
I
l'residenl
:
fieo.
W.
Brugy.
Vlee-presldeut:
T.
W.
Falconer.1
Secrelary:
A.
1).
York.
i
Advcrlise
in
the
Dally
News
S
eun.-sda.v.
Juu
K-
TUti
DAILY
RKWS
;
-
JaB-l.
i
The
Man
in
theA
Moon
J
'
Mil
Vm
j
J.
A
little
higher
in
price
,
but-
HB
I
I
il.e
week
for
twenty
dollars
lo
N
C
L
f
-
S
J
S
.01
N
sJ2Mfim
in.,
:
o...
......
.,;h
;u
W
U
CLU
UeillH
IIIUUW
ROW-
a
CI
10
St&iifl,
'dpmn?
.of
all
t
lio
fun
Hial
'J
f
t
tiW
$
I
B
S
fl
jffl'H
1
::
c
I
II
JCmllp
Sfiftelfi
TDK
l.unn.s
in
Ihis
life
often
J,
KB
KZLtS
J
J?
I?
S
fi
!lf&r
55
IK
the.
fisherman
had
only
actually
caught
Ihe
I
rout
he
said
got
awiay
from
his
line
the
slreams
would
in
future
have
lo
be
made
for
the
fish.
THKHU
nrf
maByood
IhinSf
Ihis
world.
That
tasje
and
look
quite
nice:
But
Ihe
thin?.
that
goes
in
sum
rnertime,
lis
simrkling
lieer
on
ice.
IP
we
.ever
made
milakes
lbere
wftuJtd
be
no
rubber
lipped
tpejiclls;
A
YOl'XG
man
with
his
firs'
moustache
is
lik.e'a
good
baseball
'pitcher
beeause
he
is
alwavs
Hvirling.
I
rA
Ten
Yeats
Ago
In
prince
Rupert
The
Prince
(le.orge
baseball
team
i-eturui'd
home
on
this
luornitis's;!.!
ram
after
winning
the
third
(game
from
Prince
Rupert
Us(
evening.
The
visitors
won
two
and
Prince
Huperl
one
in
I
lie
series
played.
The
last
game
was
featured
bv
a
home
run
by
MeUnire
of
Prince
(5eor;:e
who
lamtncd
the-
pill
way
out
to
centre
field
when
Ihe
bases
were
full
and
brought
in'
three
men
ahead
of
him.
Over
i'.ttoo.noo
pounds
of
ha!i-
but
have-hven
landed
so
far
this
nioiilhAvlifcfi'
Is
in
excess
of
pre
vious
months.
The
funeral
service
of
Ihe
late
Frank
Mor?an
was
held
yester
day
aflenioon
at
Hayner'
chapel.
The
remains
are
beiiv
shipped
east
accompanied
by
the
fat
her
of
I
lie
deceased.
A
post
card
has
been
received
fu
the
cilv
from
Cant.
Clayton
of
the
Dnnlal
Corps,
dated
from
Miorncnile.
on
the
trip
over,
the
shin
he
was.
travelling
on
narrowly
escaped
being
tor
pedoed
by
an
enemy
submarine
NEW
DOCTOR
FOR
ANYOX-HOSPITAL
-T7
t
,
Dr.
H.
8.
Trefey
Arrives
to
Join
Staff
Dr.
Whalehr.Colng
Sou'ih
Next
Month
''"
ANYOX.
July
21.
Dr.
II.
P.
'IVefey,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Trefey,
has
aPrlved
in
Anyox
lo
join
the
Anyox
Hospital
staff
filling
Ihe
position
held
by
Dr.
Learoyd
whrt"Aill
lake
charge
of
Ihe
hospital
on
Ihe
departure
of
Dr.
YVhnlcn
for
the
south
early
next
month.
'HelloDoddY'doH't
Vse
Uyoorjfif
afler
Jtmoklnd
or
nhm
vrarkdr4i.
It
grrtt
little
fmkeser
Slip
ft
peks4e
In
-your
pocket
when
yon
bo
hone
tonight.
Give
the
younjj.len
lhi
YvHolesam.lon$-latting
eweet-for
pleatareaJ
fenwlll.
i
h
trn
mi
m
m
i
wj'
i
ONK
of
M,e
most
useless
K
J3W-
WWW
,
I
.
tfl
IIP
tlunrssin
this
world
is
the
horn
--jF
5ImW
if
til
1
U
Ja?fe
:
R
W
?
I.!
NAVY
CUT
1
1
CIGARETTES
S
l
LAND
ACT
1
1
'
'
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
He-fording
District
of
'
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Hooncy
Point,
i
i
rati
a
in
Island,
British
Columbia.
Take
Notice
thai
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Manetl,
B.C.,
occupation
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:-
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Hooncy
Point,
Craham
Island,
British
Columbia;
thence
northerly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly
aloixg
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing,
eighty
acres,
mote
or
loss.
j
LANOARA
FISHING
&
PACKING,
PACKINO
CO.
LTD.
LAND
ACT
Applicant.
.
Per
E.
H.
Simpson,
Agctik
Dated
June
18th.
1625,
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Quoeu
Chatiolie
Land
He-cordiug
District
of
Prlnco
Hu-ierl,
and
situate
about
una
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Massctt
Lighthouse
at
the
mouth
of
Mas-sett
Inlet,
Graham
Island,
British
Columbia,
TAKI-;
NOTICE
that
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company!
Limited,
of
Victoria,
B.C.,
occu-j
palion,
packers,
jntends
to
apply)
for
a
lease
of
Hie
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planLed
at
the
norlhwesl
corner
of
Lot
Seven,
Graham
Island,
British
Columbia,
about
one
and
a
half'
miles
east
of
Massett
'Lighthouse
al
the
mouth
of
Massett
Inlet,
Graham
Island,
British
Columbia;
thence
northerly
five
chains,
more
or
lesg
to
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly,
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chuins,
more
or
Jess,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
L.VNGAnA
FISHING
&
PACKING
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
E.
II.
Simpson,
Aenl.
Dated
Juno
10th,
1025.
PICTURES
Just
arrived
a
large
assortment
of
framed
pictures
Prices
range
from
$1.85
to
$12.40
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
Phone
123.
3rd
AvenudJ
Boat
Builders!
We
have
20,000
feet
of
1-2
Inch,
5-B
Inch,
7-8
inch
nnu
i
men
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
which
we
must
sell
os
we
reipuro
the
ynnl
space
u
"r
fioriv.
DON'T
MIS8
THIS
OPPORTUNITY
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
117.
SALMON
TROLLERS
Before
outfitting
H
will
pay
you
to
inspect
our
ul
Trolling
Gear.
We
have
n
now
line
0r
Salmon
HooMi
Swlvells,
Cuttyhunk
and
Gear
of
nil
kinds
In
our
slock
you
will
find
everything
von
reiiuirr
,;
Anchors,
Rope,
Chain,
Marine
Hardware
of
all
kind:
Hull
and
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
and
Utensils.
If
it
s
for
the
boat
wo
have
it,
Boats
are
lost
every
year
by
firs
hova
you
got
"r
Pyrene
Fire
Extinguisher
yet7
Wo
el
"hem,
Call
and
see
us.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
8econd
Ave.
(Near
Post
Office)