5
TAXI
and
'f.'.v
Arabula.
komo
fop
Trln
by
Dlrlfllblo
1927
Given
Soviet
NT.
GEORGE
ASHE
.,.
t
''Hi.
aervica
''it,,.
.1
.
k.M
it
Invllmt.
-
Ji,.."f.
j
!
uni""'1
w
i
ind
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Av.
'
and
6th
BL
WATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
).
XV.,
NO-
74.
Wlnle
there
nmy
be
buslnes
In
MOSCOW.
July
20.
Capl.
Uller
ltniiis
nf
I
lie
N'orw
exian
force
has
arrived
here
from
Hoi
and
submitted
lo
exiiells
''I
i
for
a
Moientlfle
air
ex-
i'itloti
to
the
Arctic
in
IU27
to
t'd
iiy
Dr.
FrldlJof
Nansen,
lied
Norwegian
explorer.
IA
ilU'lUible
nf
IMlllllll
melies
paeily
2
metres
long,
with
a
lmg
capacily
oT
53,000
kilo-Imns
mid
a.
crew
of.
fifty
men'.
"hi
he
used.
(The
mule
would
he
from
Kur-
nsk
to
Fjuiii
Josef
Land,
via
If
IIO
l-lli
,o
l
Alnskii
i.r
Anil.
and
hack.
t"
s
esliiimted
thai
the
Jlighl
Knrnuinsk
to
Anadir
will
up.v
friy
hours.
-
M
WILL
BE
ATTRACTION
fir
Board
Closes
With
Famous
ow
Boy
Rider,
etc.,
to
Come
"r0
During
Exhibition
Week
i
he
l
air
Hour.
I
ii
mum
uniiil
I
lit
u
'(''noon
Hint
nrraiigcineiils
had
!,'u
closed
to
bring
Capt.
(leorge
sl'"
famous
cow
bov
rider.
l
III
lllU
i.l
I
.1
ii...
r..:..
"
hi
iiiiiioif
ine
iuii.
I'lesencc
will
be
a
feature
of
'
liianv
,i
1
1
1
1
.
.1...
i
"iiinv
iUJUS
'
nun
arranged
to
Inke
nln
fmvfciioi)
with
th
competition
between
Kcl-
.
II...
I
II
'
I...
II.
1
1.1
iiti
and
runic
iiuprri
uivru
nu
ixummi
wnj
inure
miuuw
.
a
II..
.
m
I
..
!
Ii
il.
..
i
.
I."
ii-
(icorge
afler
u
two
months'
trip
oust.
or
halibut
lauded
at
other
than
Anvericau
ports.
Fiirllierinoie,
he
expresses
objection
at
halibut
lit'
'lie
mosi
ineuuiy
ui
reunions
neiweiii
wiu
iwu
puns.
j
lore:-
r.nwara
.Morrissey,
euuor
oi
me
ivctcniKau
L.nron
who
is
u
passenger
going
through
today
on
the
bleu
in
or;
j
Mr
Morrissey
is
quite
frank
about
his
(Jo?
ire
and
that
0L
fr
hetehikau
business
interests
that
there
he
no
reduction
in
El.
on
Canadian
halibut
turiff
entering
the
United
Stales.
HAVE
TEST
FUEL
OIL
TAX
ilnclal
Government
Asks
Court
of
Appeal
For
De
cision
on
Thl
Impost
J'
f
Hll
A.
July
21).
The
n
r.
ill
ha
decided
to
ask
j
i
:
slon
y
the
uouri
oi
t
a
to
the
validity
or
me
i
in
u
tux
on
fuel
oil,
which
llif
iBtge
consumers
like
the
y
y
have
been
refusing
to
under
protest.
An
EiiMiig
'he
federal
government
'
(
nv
the
act
was
made
by
inmiie
or
these
consumers.
'i
.allowance
was
refused
and
"
ei
was
left
to
the
courts
'le:
:
.sion
In
government
cir-
f
confidence
Is
felt
that
the
I
wtl)
i
eel
it
in
(lie
tax
tier
I'
good,
ha
11
was
nol
Im
l
un'ii
the
question
had
been
lly
looked
into
by
tin1
"ncy
General's
department.
CTIC
FLIGHT
FOR
FIFTY
IS.
PLANNED
I
lie
goes
further
than
tins
and
(says
Ilia)
lie
thinks
that
steps-
I
should
be
taken
tn
oppose
the
I
markcl
ing
in
the
United
Slates.).
Mr.
Morrissey
is
returning
home
after
having
attended
the
recent
Rotary
Oluli
International
roiixenlion
at
Cleveland
and
vis-lled
his
old
home
in
Massachus-
sets.
His
trip
also
Iook
mm
'0Worst
Washington,
New
York,
Hoslon,
Montreal,
Toronlo,
Buffalo,
Se-allle
and
a
number
of
other
important
cilies.
exhibit
it..
Indian
STOCK
MARKET
ll.C.
Silver
...
Ilazellon
Howe
Sound
.
Surf
Inlel
Dunwell
.Premier
Ruins
Purler
Idaho
L."
and
I
Daly
Alaska
Selkirk
Sllvereresl
....
Terminus
flranby
urclflladslonc
Hid
Asked
1.00
1.20
.01
.02
21.00
.0
1
.0(5
3,25
L00
3.
20
2.25
.12
.?
I
Vj
.22
,30
.32
.21
.0
1
.03
.17
.50
n.oo
to.oo
21
H
-20
.05
.00
Vi
.00
.07
SKEE.HA
pack
71,000
CASES
The
total
salmon
pack
for
the
Skeena
River
up
to
tin;
end
of
lasl
week
was
71.000
cases
of
which
30,-000
cases
was
cockeye.
The
figure
show
a
considerable
decrease
when
cojupared
with
last
year's
ul
a
similar
date.
At
the
end
of
the
corresponding
week
in
1121
the
pack
totalled
'Ji.300
cases
oT
which'
70,300
was
sock-eye.
The
pack
in
1023
at
similar
dale
was
82,9i0
eases
including
47,000
eockeye.
!
friim
Atiii.eiejiii
linlloin
lnileil
j.
.
j.
J.
A.
A
X
J.
A.X
J.
4
4
ami
packed
al
I'anadiap
ports
for
:
shipment
to
the
Stales
being
still
irtniWM
fV
UIIClV
termed
American
halibut.
lie
rtlVIMlrtL
Uf
HUJI1
says
that.
tliTnush
the
process,
it
has
changed
its
status
and
is
not
properly
to
be
treated
as
American
fish.
.Mr.
Mnrrissev
does
not
exnect
DOG
AT
PENTiCTON
ii.,.
i
.i.in.ii
iii
rn.liin,.
PkNTIITTON.
July
21)
The
ar-
thc
tariff
oin
Canailiau
lialibulJ
rival
of
a
regular
Alaskan
As
un
instance
nf
the
difficulty
"husky"
-
the
wolf-dog
which
:..r
..
1.
1.
,1.
iUi.irr
n,.i
.,w
ones
i
ne
snow
sweni
wasn-s
ui
(VI
iiiiiiiiiiiii).
)
,at.,,
ti
iiiiviiwii.i
w
-
Mr.
Morrissey
points
to
the
ro-IHie
inen
norm
:reaico
iiuue
cent
ease
where
the
larifr
com'-
a
stiiat
the
Penlicton
station
mission
recommended
a
reduc-'bist
week.
'Hie
d(
is
the
pro-tion
of
R.
T.
Iltrfberlson,
mid
on
the
sugar
tariff,
the
re-'pi'ity
n,.mn.en.lntion
l.eins
iiviecled
bv
caiuo
in
the
baggage
car
from
i
.
i.i
i
lOreifon
Tuesday
morning.
Mrs.
Robertson
a
so
armed
on
be
Ultimate
Benefit
Mr.
Morrissey
thinks
that
it
""'
"ro!
wl,t'"
'!e
will
ultimately
work
to
the
bene-
"HHlor
ml
milrc8M
after
HI
of
l'rinee
Rupert
and
Kclclil-
.
..
,
....
Liii
w...,iiJlonK
trip,
his
excitement
...
i.i
i.v
tlii
iwP
EFFICIENT
METHODS
1
!
!
1
:!
CAUSES
EXCITEMENT
this
was
ho'
la
er
C
Z
-W-rtnl
to
large
crowd
of
,,.
,.,
ilereslod
witnesses
as
he
greeted
UllOIMl'll.
'
UK
lUUTIIHW
lUL-
111
-I
.
tlieill.
.
r
..
.....
r
A
augimilioil
tu
II
"r
iriiy
Btmit
between
Ketchikan
and
here
his
Mr.
Robertson
stales
that
un.
ider
I
he
influence
of
great
ex-
;mr"
u
"
,'"
,
'
cite.nei.l
lhe
wolf
nature
in
these
the
Cniudian
,r
sh.pn.ent
oyer
Ttr.,,CMni,lfltr.s.
,,
lliat
tlie
National
Ra
"y
"'
,
animal's
pleasure
at
aai,,
se-ouant.l.es
of
l.alil.ul
but
also
of.
w
w)(s
IlHlura
canne..
sai.
on
a,...
.....v.
i
demonstrative
tMin!i.eiaMy
more
mod
t
es.
Relations
between
the.,,
.....
'
.
i
man
iiihi
oi
nu
oruumry
uuk,
.
,
,,
,
,
,
..
8
por
s
would
Im
improve,!
the
ri-(
,
ec
than
slra.
ned.
Ketch.-
hy
rather
,
,
,
t
....
.....i
.Un.,.
Miwkn
imrlH
nre.'
Ami
'
,
..
land
Mrs.
Robertson,
who
are
desirous
oMiavliiK
he,
however,
holp
lmm(i
jn
,lenlico
packing
Industry
wl.icli
rea
ly
be-
Mp
Mag
,
,.cprc.
lonirs
lu
tlii'in.
lie
lliinks
tnai
ii'
.,,..,.,
...
.,
.
.
J.III".
llllll
I.I
nnj
iilillKUIKlia
tiuu
WOUIll
IIOl
lllll'lll
HO.'
.IIIII.-I
lliUII
fishermen.
ing
Maohlne
Co.
ON
ROADS
OF
B.C.
Roads
In
this
Province
are
'Better
than
Best
In
Alberta
Vlt;rt)RIA,'July
2ff.
Owing
to
the
modern
and
otllcic-nt
methods
adopled
ly
the
Depurlinent
of
Public
Works-
during
lhe
past
few
years
lhe
cost
of
supervision
of
roads
has
been
reduced
materially,
and
in
most
cases
it
is
now
lower
I
ban
the
percentage
of
lotul
.
expenditure
which
the
engineering
profession
consider
reasonable
in
the
case
of
private
works.
In
a
letter
Just
received
hy
lhe
Department
from
a
pro
inineul
Vancouver
businessman
on
his
return
from
a
motor
trip
which
look
him
as
far
as
Alberta
II
Is
slHled
thai
the
roads
of
the
Province
are
in
excellent
condi
tion.
As
compared
Willi
the
sis
ler
province,
the
worst
roads
here
are
better
than
Ihu
best
Ithere.
be
tolj
n
department.
YOUNG
BRIDE
STABS
HUSBAND
IN
QUARREL
OYER
THEIR
FINANCES
MILWAUKEE.
Wis.,
July
29.-
(tporge
Krueger,
25,
with
n
deep
knife
wound
in
bis
chest.
Tighliug
for
his
life
in
a
hospital
here
today,
while
his
bride
of
less
than
a
month,
hysterie.il
with
grief,
is
held
by
police
for
the
assault
on
her
husband.
The
young
couple
shoved
of
Into
the
sea
of
matrimony
will
high
hopes
less
than
a
month
ago.
They
equipped
a
small
apartment
from
meagre
savings
and
attempted
to
meet
house
hold
expenses
on
a
salary
of
25
a
week.
Expenditures
exceeded
the
in
come
and
the
quarrel
which
re
sulted'
in
the
stabbing,
was
over
household
finances,
police
gathered
from
the
incoherent
story
told
by
Mrs.
Kreuger.
The
wound
was
inflicted
with
a
butcher'
knife
recently
purchased
as
a
part
of
the
house
hold
.equipment.
It
penetrated
lhe
left
side
of
Kreuger's
chest
about
six
inches
anil
may
have
punctured
his
luiitf.
Physician
vd
hi"
ft'tidilinn
-as
i
f
i
.
.!
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
pniNUK-
klu'KUT,
n.c.,
wiixeshay.
jilv
2,
VMltrdtr'l
Circulation
1S7B
Decorating
the
"May
Fly,"
the
comic
plane
which
provided
the
amusement
at
the
llendon
display
of
the
Royal
Air
Foree
!
111.
H
M
111.
S
J.
f
WiLlflUrVU
&PFTOTN
former
aid
more
American
ruirc
miiy
runu
uncr
.
114
IVlll'l
V
Int..
"Ml
IV.I
British
Warship
Arrived
Here
T.:
..
J"
Today
for
Several
Days'
.
!
':
''-'
-
...
..
u
'
isislant
chief
of
the
L.S.
Arniv
visit
major
urcevs
Commander
I
it.
-its
lo
spenu
several
nays
in
mis
u(
port
in
the
course
nf
a
cruise
or
the
Pacific
coavl,
-li'.M5V
Jape.
ion.
cruiser
of
the
Ilerniuda-Wesl
Indies
squadron,
moved
into
the
harbor
al
2
o'clock
this
afternoon.
There
was
a
big
crowd
along
the
walerfrunt
lo
witness
the.
warship's
arrival.
and
official
greetings
were
conveyed
to
Captain
(i.
11.
Kjiowles,
D.S.O..
commander
of
the
vessel
by
Mayor
Newton.
Considerable
entertain
live
n
I
lias
been
arranged
for
the
visiting
naval
men
during
their
stay
here.
The-
(Sreat
War
Veterans''
Association
will
give
a
smoker
tonight,
tomorrow
there
will
be
a
football
game
between
a
local
learn
and
one
from
the
ship
and
the
city
authorities
are
arranging
a
dance
which
will
take
plaee
in
(he
Exhibition
Hall
1
lie
Capetown,
which
came
here
direct.
from.
Honolulu,
is
taking
on
certain
supplies
and
from
here
will
proceed
al
the
end
of
the
week
lo
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
While
al
Prince
Rupert,
a
number
of
the
members
of
the
Capetown's
personnel
are
plan
ning
to
enjoy
angling
jaunts
lo
nearby
waters.
MEETS
FILM
STAR
mineral
waters
or
carbonized
walers,
and
drink,
of
every
description,
j
This
new
Art
has
been
giving
the
retail
confectioners
and
grocers
and
I
lie
vendors
of
soft
drinks
all
over
Ontario
a
great
deal
of
i'muble
and
worry.
A
!special
committee
of
retail
con-ifectioners
in
the
City
of
Ottawa
'recently
consulted
with
K.
M.
Trowern,
dominion
executive
director
and
secretary
of
the
Re-
itail
trade
Hureau
or
Uauaua,
a
newly
formed
dominion
-wide
oiv;
ganizalion
.with
headquarters
a
(
It
f
:iw:i
Mr
Trowern.
after
care-
Air
Service,
alighted
...
at
Crillilh
fi
i.i....ii..
f
n,
....i
...i
Park
landing
lield
Los
Angeles.
vj!i(i
Uu
fin,u
tlu
ll0l,mon
tin
a
huge
plane
the
other
day,ifn.
,,.
f(,ii..w.
in.
een
nimuie,s
..ier
:
"The
i.urehasci-of
a
beverage
,v
calling
on
Douglas
M''t4iw1Mrta)a-mMiuirl:liyth
by-the.
,r
his
llullywvtiiilii
v""
.
:
.
u
0
lhe
ax
whpn
,,e
,,ur.
"We've
never
met
before."
lhcliaM.
ITlail
1D
aamp
f.om
,lH
lighling
flyer
told
Doug,
"but
l;,..,....,,
mercharV
or
....
.......i....
vendor,
and
.....i
lhe
the
re-
re
fcel
thai
we
have
a
lot
in
com-moii,
and
are
a
good
deal
alike."
Mitchell,
who
recently
waged
an
unsuccessful
battle
for
a
strong
United
Stales,
air
force
under
a
single
head,
told
DoUg
of
tin;
country's
needs
in
llie
aviation
line,
and
said
thai
the
citizens
of
this
laud
should
in
sist
on
adequate
air
forces,,
properly
supervised.
Doug
confided
to
the
general
his
secret
ambition,
to
be
Mho
first
airplane
commuter,
and
travel
from
studio
lo
a
remote
beach
home
daily
by
airplane.
FISH
SALES
Fares
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Totalled
94,000
Pounds
Halibut
arrivals,
marketed
at
Hie
Fish
Exchange
this
morning,
were
as
follows:
Amerloan
(ilacier,
19,000,
to
Canadian
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
1
2.50c
add
(Ic.
Sirius.
10,500,
to
Dootli
at
13.70c
and
7c.
Sherman,
f
1,000,
lo
Atlin
Fisheries
al
13.80c
and
7c.
I',.
Xeilson,
8,500.
lo
llooth
Fisheries
at
13.50c
and
Oc.
'
Rambler,
0,000,
to
Atlin
Fisheries
at
13.00c
and
7c.
Canadian
Fisher.
13.000.
LI
Jloyal
Fish
Co.
at
12.20c
and
7.30c.
Toodie,
9.000,
to
Canadian
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
11.50c
and
7c.
GOLDEN
WEDDING
WINNIPEG,
Man.,
July
29
(Canadian
Press).
--Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex.
Matheson,
residents
of
Stony
Mountain,
Man.,
this
month
celebrated
their
50lh
wed-
ling
anniversary.
Mr.
Mathesoit
is
a
brother
of
Archbishop
Malhcson
of
Rupert's
Laud,
and
is
descended
from
the
Lord
Selkirk
settlers.
Mrs.
Matheson
was
born
in
Simcoe
County,
'.On
lario,
in
1853,
and
came
to
Manitoba
in
1871.
C..V.R.
steamer
Prince
Ocorvr,
Cupt.
Harry
Nedden,
arrived
from
the
soulh
this
niornintr
with
2't0
first
class
passengers
of
whom
about
thirty
disembark
ed
here.
lhe
remainder
an
inakin
the
roued
t-'p
to
Alaska
(tail
merchant
is
required
to
col
lect
the
same
as
a
trustee
for
the
government.
In
tlte
case
of
soft
drinks
of
any
sort,
whether
from
a
bottle
or
from
a
soda
fountain,
al
the
rale
of
taxation
as
set
out
in
the
Act,
it
would
mean
thai
the
purchaser
or
the
customer
is
required
to
pay
a
tax
of
three
and
one-eight
mills
on
"every
glass,
and
one
quarter
of
one
cent
on
every
bottle
oT
son
drink
purchased.
In
other
words,
the
Ontario
government
has
passed
an
act
specifying
thai
the
purchaser
must
pay
the
lax
and
the
retail
merchant
must
eoiioci
it,
but
they
have
made
no
provision
whereby
the
purchaser,
can
obtain
the
necessary
three
and
one-eighth
mills
or
one-quarter
of
a
cent
in
currency
in
order
to
pay
Ihu
retail
merchant
the
same.
If
the
merchant
charges
lhe
cuslomer
one
cent
for
the'
lax
he
is
overcharging
the
customer
six
and
seven-eighth
mills
on
the
glass,
and
three-quarters
of
a
cent
on
the
bottle;
tr
the
customer
olTers
a
cent
in
order
to
nay
the
lax
the
merchant,
as
tax
collector
for
the
government,
i
overcliar-ing
the
cuslomer
if
he
does
not
give
him
the
proper
change.
'
"The
government
has
issued
stamps
of
small(
denominations,
to
be
purchased'
by
the
retail
merchant
in
advance,
to
be
plac
ed
on
soft
drinks
in
bottles
and
who,
in
turn,
is
suposed
to
col
led
the
amount
of
the
stamp
from
the
customer.
We
advise
that
retail
merchants
endeavor
to
collect
the
tax
from
their
customers
by
the
sale
of
stamps,
and
where
this
is
found
impos-
tail
merchant
legally
bound
lo
pay
the
tax
to
the
government."
LEPEMNGLASS
CAGE,
TO
BE
TRIED
ON
MURDER
CHARGE
NEW
ORLEANS.
July
29.
--George
lleaurepaire.
negro
leper,
charged
with
wife
murder,
is
expected
to
go
to
I
rial
as
soon
a
a
glass
cage,
in
which
he
will
k11
confined,
with
speaking
lube
has
been
built.
The
trial
has
been
postponed
from
lime
to
lime
for
fear
of
spread
of
the
discaM'.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dar.ces,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
ratis,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
'Third
Ave.
Phono
457.
tr..t
!..
822.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
TAND
OF
KETCHIKAN
PEOPLE
CONFIRMED
JTISH
WARSHIP,
ON
COAST
CRUISE;
ARRIVED
IN
PORT
THIS
AFTERNOON
llaska
Editor
Declares
That
People
of
Territory
Wish
to
Capture
Fish
Packing
Trade
hard
G.
Morrissey
thinks,
however,
that
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan
should
get
along
New
Ontario
Beverage
Tax
is
Worrying
Soft
Drink
Vendors;
Customers
Being
Overcharged
OTTAWA,
Out.-,
July
21).
'(Canadian
Press).
At
the
last
session
of
the
Ontario
Legislature
an
Act
was
passed
to
supple-
;
men
I
the
revenue
of
the
Crown
in
the
Province
of
Ontario,
and
known
as
"The
Luxury
Tax
Act
of
1U2.V
The
object
of
the
I
tax
was
to
secure
a
revenue
on
the
sale
of
beverages,
which
includes
beer,
ale,
porter
and
any
hialt
liquor,
wines
and
other
drinks
prepared
or
manufactured
from
grapes
or
any
other
;
fruit,
or
from
any
plant
or
vegetable,
also
"soft"
drinks
of
various
descriptions,
and
other
compounded
or
mixed
drinks;
and
and
aeraleil
a
era
led
BIG
GAME
HUNTERS
VISITING
CITY
TODAY
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
H.
Edwards
and
Party
of
Upper
Lake,
Cal.,
Passengers
on
Prince
George
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Win.
11.
Edward.
oT
Upper
Lake,
Cal.,
are
in
the.
city
en
route
to
the
Yukon
counlry
where
they
will
join
their
guide
Clias.
Haxler
who
will
escort
them
through
the
big
game
counlry.'
Mrs.
Comym.
wife
of
L.
V:
Coniyrn,
one.
of
the
largest
exporters'
of
lumber
on
MlieJ
Pacific
CQast
and
two
sons,
,MK
amJ
-MKKarasi
have
been
entertained
during
their
stay,
prior
to'
the
sailing
of
Iho
Prince
George
by
Mr.
George
Arnold,
who
has
shown
them
the
interesting
features
of
the
city
including
the
sawmill
and
the
Cold
Storage
plant.
WAR
WIDOW
STILL
DREW
PENSION
AFTER
SHE
MARRIED
AGAIN
WINNIPEG,
Man..
July
29.
(Canadian
Press)
Suspended
sentence
was
given
iiutlie
Pro
vincial
police
court
to
a
war
widow,
charged
with
obtaining
2.I38
in
pension
money
from,
lhe
Dominion
government
by
false
pretences.
Restitution
was
made,
and
it
was
showiujlhat
1110"
offence
was
committed
in
ignorance
of
the
regulations.'
After
the
death
of
her
first
husband,
killed
overseas,
the
woman
in
the
case
continued
to
draw
a
pen
sion
afler
she
had
married
again.
HAPPY
THO'
MARRIED,
IS
DAME
CLARA
BUTT
Wore
Wedding
Dress
at
Twenty-fifth
Anniversary
Concert
LONDON,
Eng.,
July
29.
(Canadian
Press
.
"If
anyone
wants
a
recipe
for
happy
marriage
I
can
give
it
to
them.
It
is
love
and
understanding
especially
undorstandi,ng."
Thus
said
Dame
Clara
Hutt,
the'
famous
contralto,
who
celebrated
her
silver
wedding
with
Kennedy
Rum-ford
recently.
"My
married
life
sible
we
do
nol
consider
the
re-
has
been
-i
.dream
of
blissful
happiness,
she
said.
Al
lier
anniversary
concert
where
she
and
her
husband
sang,
Dame
Clara
wore
lier
wedding
dress,
Lady
Duff
Gordon
havhuz
altered
tho
19-inch
waist
to
a
mo
re
modern
jline.
v'ftm
"
The
lighthouse
lendcnKslevan,
Capt.
II.
Hilton,
relumed
'
to
port
yesterday
afternoon
".from
Cape
St.
James
where
she
went
with
equipment
and
men
f.
the
new
lighthouse
keeper's
house
which
is'
lo
be
built
there
iand
will
leave
tomorrow
for
Laughra
ls-
land
where
further
heavy
equipment
for
lighthouse
work
is
!o
i'i
u'll
iiel
d.