lay,
July
13,
1925.
THE
DAILY
1TEWS
PAG1S
TFIREll
Sheddon's
Taxi-
-the
original
50c.
taxi,
l'lionc
131.
tf
ical
and
Personal
Football
lo-niglil,
Acronolis
Hill,
at
0.15.
Storage
vs.
S.O.K.
X.
Undertakers,
Phone
41.
J.
II.
lillbury
returned
from
real
50c
Taxi
Service,
Hrown
1
he
souMi
this
morning
on
the
ti.
I'itonc
80.
tf
Prince
Charles.
fou'H
like
our
;oall
Cousum-
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
tf
itiywncrc.
Anytime.
Arthur's
Iti.
ioc.
Phone
078.
tf
l'arisicime
Hcauly
Shot
furlh
St..
Phone
30t.
tf
I'wo
cars
at
your
service
ddoii
Taxi.
Phone
131.
tf
rho
Sale
of
"Victor"
Records
II
be
continued
uptll
July
11,
luslve.
J
CO
(i.
Xevvnhaiii
of
Arrandate,
turned
from
the
south
on
the
idena
yesterday.
Mrs.
Jack
Harnsley
relurnei
the
Cardcna
yesterday
after
a
i-t
holiday
in
the
south.
Iloyal
Taxi
-
Phone
31
Stand
Inivcrsal.
Dominic
Hossi
jpneior.
formerly
with
25
11.
(iilherl
is
a'
business
iitor
in
the
city,
having
arrivei,
jm
Terrace
on
yesterday
after-
ion
s
train.
JJ'endcrs
are
being
asked
by
forestry
deiiartinent
for
a
Rv
forty
fool
motor
launch
lly
cUippcd.
(Tenders
for
Hie
ejection
of
ii
le
room
scliowl
al
New
llanel
i
are
mvi'ed
by
I
lie
provincial
jiarUnent
of
works.
.
Mis
J
S.
Hrown
has
arrived
the
city
from
Vernon
and
is
iiHng
with
her
parcnls,.
Cant
Id
Mrs
E.
McCoskrie.
Ceorgc
Wilson
relumed
last
ilit
from
Soulh
Hazellon
where
has
eslatdished
his
family
lie
summer
holidays.
liad
belter
hurry
if
yau
ii
t'Hui
sniiuap
lor
tu.on.
ust
nil
gone.
Phones
-i
P.H.
Transfer
A
Taxi.
100
rr
i)(
pal
and
Mrs.
J.
CHrady
sneitdhiv
a
eouide
ofwecs
llsipnmalf
where
Mr.
llrady
is
raged
in
cadet
instruction
'Mrs
II.
II.
En
si
ni.Hi
ami
fam-iiiyai'oompanied
hy
Miss
llof-
fack,
lefl
mi
this
morning's
train
for
Ten
art-
where
theywil'
fpenu
u
iioiiuay.
Hack
Corder,
book-keeper
at
lie;
tjceanic
tannery,
-was
roughi
lo
Hie
city
hy
cannery
Jlder
on
Saturday
night
and
jmi'tcd
lo
Hie
general
hospilaJ
Urealineiil.
II.
Lepage.
OpI.D.,
wijl
be
the
cily
al
MrCutcheon's
Drut
Ire
from
July
17
lo
20
inelus-
Mr.
LePage
will
carry
full
iipuieut
for
examining
eye
filing
glasses
and
guaran-
is
all
work.
105
IT
1,
S.
Houney,
district
forester.
T.
A.
Clarke,
assistant
for-
ler.
are
on
u
Irip
to
the
Hums
lie
dlslrict.
Mr.
Honney
is
;o-
into
Hie
llabine
country
Si
le
Mr.
Clarke
will
cruise
tim-
Fnear
Hums
Lake.
They
ex
ist
to
be
away
about
len
days.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
,'C.W
V
A
picnic
July
19.
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
I.The
Cafe
of
Distinction.
(OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
Ilireakfast.
Lunches,
Afler-
feoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
If
ler
Theatre
llefreslunents
Mir
Specialty
is
Home
Made
fee
Cream
and
Confection-
jjbry.
Wholesale
or
Hctail.
Sou
will
be
pleased
with
our
service.
Let
us
please-
you.
IILLAS&CHR1ST0PHER
Phono
17
E.
Milleril
was
a
passenger
ar
riving
hy
(he
Cardcna
from
Hip
oulh
yesterday.
Ilich
and
poor
can
ride
now
50c.
for
a
taxi
to
ito
anywhere.
Drown
Taxi.
Phone
80.
II
'Mm.
T.
M.
Spencer
rcliirnrd
oil
:
yesterday
afternoon's
train
iflj-r
spending
a
few
days
in
Smithers.
Howard
Pringlc
reached
the
city
from
Hums
Lake
on
Salur
Jay.
He
will
he
in
the
city
for
the
next
few
days.
Alderman
F.
Woodsidc
of
Van
couver
was
a
passenger
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
fur
.Stewart
where
he
is.
interested
in
mining
C.
It.
(iilherl
of
Terrace
ar
rived
in
the
city
yesterday
to
ad
Jus't
the
loss
occasioned
by
the
fire
in
J.
Harnsley'
s
house
last
week.
Our
shiplap
is
going
fast.
Thi
fiije
lumber
for
$11.50
won't
las
much
longer.
Order
now
frou
P.H.
Transfer
t
Taxi.
Phono
189-112.
,
100
Travellers
arriving
from
the
south
Ibis
morning
report
fish
Ing
very
good
at
.Smiths
Inle
Some
of
I
lie
boats
report
very
fine
catches
of
sockeye,
F.
K.
Hohertson,
manager
of
the
local
branch
of
the
lloyul
Hank,
Is
on
a
I
rip
to
llulkle
Valley
points.
He
expects
lo
re
turn
lo
the
cilv
on
triday.
t
The
Moose
picnic
was
post
poned
yesterday
on
account
of
Hut
ciiiiililiinis.
Announce
mcnt
will
be
made
later
as
lo
the
time
and
place
it
will
hi
held.
The
story
of
"The
Fatal
Mur
der"
was
a
joke
but
there
is
no
joke
about
I
he
1925
Fair
being
I
he
irrealesl
success
of
the
times
Cct
behind
the
directors
and
do
your
liit.
roue
task
lo
left
of
us;
two
on
J
In
rfirht
of
us;
forty
in
frontof
'us,
call
for
utlenlion.
Yet
faced
willi
steady
care,
we
II
hac
a
rousing
Fair
and
the
crowd
will
be
there
durned
if
Ihey
won't.
.The
Prince
llupeii,
Capt.
Donald
arrived
in
port
from
Alaska
this,
morning
with
a
full
pas
senger
list.
A
large
number
of
passengers
proceeded
east
from
here
on
the
trail-.
The
Hupert
sails
touighl
for
Vancouver
with
all
passenger
accommodation
taken.
'
V..
II.
Shockley
was
a
pasen
ger
from
the
south
this
morning
on
the
Prince
Charles.
He
is
in
the
north
in
connection
wilh
Hie
construction
of
the
government
building
al
Sniilhers,
for
which
he
and
Olaf
Hanson
have
the
contract.
Mr.
Shockley
has
several
contracts
in
Vancouver
at
the
present
time.
A
very
good
crowd
of
Orange
men
paraded
last
evening
to
the
Presbyterian
Church
to
lislen
to
a
sermon
preached
by
llev.
E.
W.
MacKay.
Yeslerday
was
lulv
1
2,
which
Orangemen
com-
memorale
each
year
as
the
anniversary
of
the
battle
of
the
Hoyne.
Mrs.
Jarvis
McLcod
rendered
a
delightful
solo
during
the
service.
Tlte
Malasplna
reached
port
on
Saturday
evening,
and
lefL
early
this
morning
for
Nans
Hver
ooiiits.
Major
Motherwell,
chief
inspector'
of
fisheries
and
A.
Mackie
local
inspector
or
fisheries
were
on
board.
They
have
heeii
making
a
lour
of
the
risliinir
territory
lo
llio
south
mil
v
ill
rover
I
lie
fishing1
grounds
adjacent
lo
the
.N'aas
and
Skeenu
rivers.
FUNERAL
NOTICE.
The
funeral
or
the
laic
Mrs.
Howard
It.
Hill
of
Section
Two,
will
take
place
tomorrow,
Tues-arienioon
aty2
p.m.
nl
Hie
Anglican
Church,
the
llev.
Professor
Short
'
.
F.
O.
Dawson
arriei
hoinr
to(liy
on'
tlie
Prince
Charles
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancou
ver.
The
Prince
Charles
arrived
from
the
south
this
morning
al
10
o'clock
witti
a
good
passenger
list.
'
:
"
Norris
pringlo
relumed
In
the
city
this
morning"
.on
the.
Princess
Cliarlolle
from
Vancouver,
where
he
was
in
alienditnce
at
the
Hyro
International
convent
lion.
V.,
llawkes
afld
son
of
California
were
arrivals
in
town
last
evening
on
the
train
from
the
east.
Mr.
Hawkes
is
connected
wilh
(lie
Salvation
Army
in
the
soulh
and
took
the
service
last
evening
in
the
l.eal
citadel.
PRINCE
ENTHUSES
AT
VICTORIA
FALLS
T
I.IVIXdSTONK;
Hhodesia,
July
13.
The
Prince
of
Wales
yesterday
visited
Hie
Victoria
Kails
discovered
hy
Dr.
Livingstone
in
1855.
He
was
greatly
enlluinl
al
(lie
sight,
which
he
described
as
Hie
most
wonderful
lie
Mpd
ever
seen.
J?
;fiflitnktt3C
ther
-
,
.
...
YE.
stroke
in
tie
c
or
din
For
a
quarter
of
a
Century
the
history
of
Victor
Records
has
been,
one
of
wonderful
advancement
outstanding
'achievement.
To-day
in
the
new
($)hBi
of
recording
Victor
Records
score
their
greatest
triumph
a
reward
for
supreme
effort
in
striving
for
perfection.
This
new
process
makes
it
possible
to
interpret
so
perfectly
the
feelings
yes,
the
veiy
soul
of
the
artists,
that
even
the
most
critical
will
be,
amazed.
Hear
the
Philadelphia.
Symphony
Orchestra
John
ITcCormack
Edward
Johnson
Paul
Whiteman
and
his'
Dance
Orchestra
on
the
new
V.E.
process
records
you
will
be
thrilled
by
the
feeling
that
the
artists
are
actually
with
you
in
person.
All
the
new
July
releases
out
to-cfoy
are
recorded
hj
thenewVJE.;'
'
'
-
,
process
0
to
the
nearest
"His
Illaster's
Voice"
dealer
and
hear
.hem.
All
the
new
Victor
()
records
are
at
regular
catalogue
prices
focal
"His
Master
Voice-
Victor
TalKLig
Ifcdilne
Company
ot
C
1
nta
,1
jinitnd
DROWNED
AT
CUMBERLAND
VANCOUVER,
July
13.
Harry
Conrad,
jiresidenl
of
the
Cum-IiWiland
U.NV.V.A.
foil
into
a
flume
'
and
was
drowned
wheii
fighting
forest
fires
here
SALT
LAKES
SERVICE
The
Launch
"23"
wi(l
leave
Swauson's
Float
on
Thursday,
Saturday
and
Sunday
Afternoons
every
half
hour
from
1
p.m.
until
OJ30
p.m.
and
on
other
week
days
at
2,
3
and
0.45
p.m.
The
last
boat
home
each
day
will
leae
Salt
Lukes
float
sharp
al
7
p.m.
Sunday
and
holiday-
picnic
parlies
specially
arranged
for.
Launches,'
rnwboals
and
canoes
for
sale
and
hire.
MUNCH
rtUPKIlT
HOAT1IOUSH
TOO
LATE
TO
CLA8SIFY
FOIl
SALE.
Central
Prince
(icorge
property.
1H0
foot
frontage
by
1
10
feet
deep
on
Morlcy
Street
suitable
for
bolel
site.
Near
railway.
A
snaii
'al
3.500
cash.
Clear
I
Hie.
Wrili'
P.O.
Hox
037
Princo
Hupert,
H.C.
it)?
TIMBER
SALE
X7109.
Sealed
Tenders
will
bo
received
by
the
District
Forester
not
later
Ihaipnoon
on
the
25th
day
of
uly.
11)25,
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X710U,
al
head
of
OH-toyees
Inlet,
C.lt.
i,
to
cut
591,-000
feel
or
Spruce,
Cedar,
Hem-!
lock
and
lialsatn
Sawlogs.
I
Two
(2)
years
will
he
allowed
for
removal
of
limber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
Or
llio
District
Forester.
Prince
Hupert,
H.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X7275.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
District
Forester
not
later
than
noon
on.
the
13th
day
of
July.
1925,
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X7275
on
unnamed
bay
immediately
lo
the
south
of
lagoon
emptying
into
Ellerslic
Hay,
C.n.
3,
to
cut
i50,000
feet
board
measure
of
Cedar,
Spruce,
Hemlock,
-and
Halsain
vSawlogs.
Two
(2)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Korester,
Victoria,
or
the
Dislritl
Forester,
Prince
Hupert
B.C.
V
'
7.
mi
.
I
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Your
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Campbili
Rlttr,
and
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Saturday
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fof
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