di.v
September
9.
1025
i
VERY
5?S
DISTRICT
NOTES
AND
NEWS
Probably
one
reason
for
tho
popularity
of
WlUCLErS
I
that
It
Uiti
to
long
nJ
rcturni
mch
crcat
dividend
for
o
small
f
an
outlay.
It
keep
teeth
I
elfin,
breath
tweet,
appetite
teen,
digeilloQ
good.
Freah
and
full.
flavored
abvay
In
it
wax.wrappeJ
Rim
package.
'o
Your
Eyes
Bother
You?
;
.
.
1
1
1
1
iiifiniii
!H
ru
optical
Tin.
iiltl
In
I
,-vpericnce
of
r..
:iiu
with
.
.lark
llul-
graduated
V.i
l.tli;l
Ch.
!Vr.
places
M
.
Hioiiall)
ft(Hni
i
iiko
rare
of
.
!...
i
-ii
we
ran
"jiiii'ji!
service
I--UK'
HU
l
lf.tr
t
inn.
Lene
Ground
on
the
Premises
hn
Bulger
Jeweller.
nulling!
Kiln
Ui'P
lltl.Mllg
of
gci
s.
.mutt
f
'nil
Hie
lire
W
handle,
only
n
is
"Bone
Dried
Wood."
)
f:
a
I'
did
of
'
value
Full
load
'
0
or
nicely
tied
bundles,
i
r
51.00.
I
ur
Tax
umber
in
easy
I
ii'!'.
1
1
2".
ami
tun
nmllo.
If
!
our
rnr
today
ynti
j
c
hrni
agnin.
BOo
Is
'
iin
day
or
night
line."'
j
"k
of
nil
kinds
;
i
promptly,
i
ltand345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
ie
Prince
Runert
ansfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
ggs
rivingDaily
very
,BR
fiuarnnlnod
Iner's
Ham,
none,
belter,
or
wln.le.
per
lb.
40o
E"f
f,
Pork.
Mutton.
Vaal.
Fish
and
Fowl.
A'
I'Riial
I.ovv
Price,
ilkley
Market
'o.
W
Kerr
Manmnr
Phono
178.
ANYOX,
STEWART,
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
&
INTERIOR
POIHTS
-CO-OPERATION
.
WITHSMITHERS
I
Prince
Rupert
Visitors
at
Fair
In
Interior
Meet
Board
of
Trade
There
s.MlTHKIIS,
Sept.
y.
Taking
advantage
or
tin-
large
number
t
I'rillCC
ItUIMTl
lUilltSltllM'n
soiling
in
bmilhcr,
President
I..
i.
Me'iill
of
the
local
Hoard
f
Trade,
arranged
for
special
meeting
of
I
he
I
loan
I
on
Saturday
nijilit
lo
which
the
visitors
wore
invited
and
many
mailer
of
joint1
T.
.1.
Ilicks.
Victoria,
auditor
for
he
I.iijiior
Gpijlrol
Ilo.jrd,
was
a
visitor
In
lown
lljls
week.
Mrs.
.1.
M.
Hoar,
who
has
spent
the
summer
jiipaUis
v1Ui
her
husband
al
their
mineral
claims
al
Kalum
Lake,
left
for
Seattle
on
Saturday.
She
was
ai'mmpnnied
as
far
as
Terrace
by
her
husband.
-
I..
Jlosso
or
Dome
fireek
Is
re.
ncwiug
acquaintance
aniuipl
lown.
He
spent
some
time
here
a
lew
years
ago
and
acquired
sonic
properly
north
of
Urn
park
al
IhaJ
I
inn1.
John
lown.
Hums
of
Pacific
U
Jn
II.
N.
Smith
or
Kdmonlon,
represent
iug
I
rcdcrick
Slearns
S:
t;o.
Ltd.
of
Windsor,
Oil!.,
called
on
llic
Jooal
druggist
oi
Sal-unlay.
A
II.
Shnrpii
i;
Prinpc
llppcrl
is
rcncvylng
aciuainlnnces'here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Weller
and
children
or
.Seal
He,
w'l"
l,!lv0
""
spending
noum
''""!
w1"1
i,r-Wellcr's
father,
F.
Weller,
al
Knluiii
l.iilic.
In
fr
homo
on
SalunJ'U'.
H
J.
France
ami
I.
Mi'l'l
of
Prince
Unpen,
who
have
b-en
vislling
hoih
l.akelso
and
Ml-.umkalum
I
ako
rdurned
home
on
Saturday
Mlu
Marion
Hannah,
school
t-a.
ier
ai
Smilhers.
and.
who
at
one
time
taught
in
local
Hi:hool
here,
arrived
in
tiiwn
nn
Friday
lo
spend
n
few
days
with'
sir.
I
.
II.
Itos
an.l
Mrs.
.1.
!.
Jrosf.
Miss
Hannah
ha
been
spending
her
vacation
at
her
homo
in
Victoria.
A
special
school
meeting
was
called
for
Friday
night
lo
rer-lify
an
irregularity
in
the
business
done
at
the
annual
meeting,
owing'
to
Ihe
meeting
having
been
held
on
the
wroriK
dale
The
fairhoard
rominitlee
held
a
nieetinir
on
Friday
nichl
In
make
further
arrangements
in
connection
with
the
Terrace
Fair
interest
were
brought
up
for
dU-l'0
'
,,e,,
S?H
eipl.fr
15
and
16.
The
iiue.tin..
,ff
red.,rl
mil
J..
f"-
"""
ani
ciiii.iren
or
way
rale,
.,ip,neU
of
nk-!
,
'T,
V
'n
Saturday.
y
Valley
farm
product,,
,f,;"
I'rmce
llupert
hat
been
rereivinirl
,
...
"""
,
L.
"'""l-e
combed
of
Ivan
e.....i,i..-.i
in
,.n
r-...
1...11.
the
I'rince
li.-,rt
n.l
it,.
Smii...!
',mty
l'pver,
lloj.l.
Cr-
'
"
inn
.lorr
iiot.iiii
eri
Hoardx
of
Tmde
and
ie..
V
lell.
Jeff
Hamlin
and
Kd.
Mich-
f.
ra.l
I.
...
..
I,A
a
I
.
ker.n
pr-tlden
of
I'nnce,,,,.,,,,,,.
'
;
variU
,
f
toper.
I.
.ard
outlined
lo
(he!,,,,.
lti,rM
,,
,
"T.
,b
,,,!,,,,,fp,':to
the
l'rice
(luperl
Talr.
in
their
fight
for
cheaper
rate.!
'
A
.liRhi
reduetion
.
trnntrt
Mr.
ail(
M.
T
c:
of
by
the
llnilway
.oine
l.me
prjr
h
hot
there
.His
room
for
im-
k
enA
in
,own
inrmriii
and
me
tnaiier
wan.
taken
tip
with
Sir
Henry
Thornton
on
hi
recent
vlil,
n
a
re-
It
or
which
it
i
!joprd
that
a
further
reduction
will
he
made
in
the
near
future.
Assistance
to
Farmers
I".
H.
Weller
returned
lo
Kal-
uin
Iike
on
Saturday.
A
proud
crowtl
palliered
al
the
fi.W.WA.
Hall
porch
on
Hatur
day
aflernoon
for
the
auction
of
The
local
Hiettiberft
splainrl:Mr.
F.
II.
Ho'
hpuehol(
the
vivitor
lite
raaoB
for
frt.
Itliidipp
wa
iiiite
brisk
their
requenU
for
imire
asii-!and
everything
hroufrht
fair
uce
i
the
farmers
m
the
way,
prices,
practically
everything
be
of
llluiilration
Station
and
the;msr
fold.
Atiplioncw
Wip.
Van
lueeliuit
freely
dico-fd
thfjdrlip
wil'd
hn
liqnitiirr
In
his
aiie4ini,
same
being
in
favor
of'11""1
fnrfeful
iiianper.
while
J.
a
i-nnlral
espenmenlal
lann
amlt".
Agar
ael
qs
ftjerk.
oilier
of
a
ntimlMr
of
stations,
simDnr
li
the
one
on
the
Million
farm,
ocmis
ilacird
in
iin-
differ
Mr.
Chenetle,
foriperly
of
this
place,
now
in
usk,
was
in
Ter
ent
sections
of
the
district,
r.eo.'we
durin?
tlic
wffk
end
Uullon
save
a
hlsliirv
of
th
La
lion
ol
which
he
is
in
charue.
and
Got
CW
ff
Kalum
whirh
now
comil
or
26
acres,
an,l
Pnt
fint'
'
laV
The
work
at
three,
stations
is
dune
under
the
supervision
qf
A
F.
Ilirkard
from
the
Siimnwr-land
experimental
station.
'
Mr
imllon
considered
this
Hue
of
education
of
great
benefit
to
th
runner
throughout
the
district.
I'red
stork,
federal
member
fur
the
di!riel.
was
present
anil
he
was
aksl
ror
hi?
c4-onra-(iiin
in
the
eTlension
of
this
work
The
Prince
RhmH
members
Xpressed
tieieve
a
willinc
'n
enlore
ami
assist
any
project
'lint
in
If
M
be
adxanecl
by
(Ik
b"-al
iMidy
for
the
development
and
advancement
of
Hie
areil
lislricl
for
which
Prince
Ituperl
i
Hip
natural
millet,
ami
Ihr-ame
co-operallon
was
assnreo
i
lie
visitors
by
Mr.
McOill,
on
be
hair
if
the
Smilhero
Hoard.
TERRACE
NOTES
The
Highl
Hrv.
Ilishop
K.
V
Hqnox
of
Prince
!uperl
uis
he'n
In
town
at
Hip
TourUI
llolrl.
fi.
Goulijre
and
Sabouriq
of
Prince
Hliperl
yerc
in
town
to
assist
wjlh
the
nnislp
at
(lie
spe
cial
srrvirc
lild
n
the
nlo!ic
Church
on
Sunday
fur
the
bless
ing
of
Hie
bell.
TliPJ'
ar
r?'-lewsl
at
th
Tourist
Iprl.
.Mis
J'eggy
n
speijl
the
lasi
frw
ilays
of
lpr
visit
in
Ter
ra"
as
lie
guol
of
Misses
F.d-
n.'i
am)
Joan
Dover.
Mrs.
Millar
nml
Jicr
grandson,
Alex
Millar
of
Winnipeg,
who
have
spent
the
last
two
mouths
in
Terrace
with
Mr-.
Millar's
daughter,
Mrs.
J.
McLaren,
left
on
Friday
for
F.dmonlon,
where
she
will,
visit
with
another
daughter
before
reluming
lo
Winnipeg.
Mr.
George
Dover
entertained
about
Iwenty-five
lillle
girls
on
Saturday
aflernoon
al
n
rom-binrd
hirlhiay
parly
for
her
ilaiiRhler
Kdna
and
"a-f.irrveli
pnrly
for
1,'eggy
Iloss.
Tlie
girls
enjoyed
Iheniselves
al
various
gaipes,
refreshpienls
being
serv-ed
during
Hie
nriernoon
by
Mrs.
Dover,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Aldons
ami
Mf"'
eorge
I.illo.
Mr.
Orirrin,
public,
school
principal,
and
Mrs,
Oriffit)
nr-riyed
hack
in
lown
on
Friday.
T'iey
were
accoinpanicd
by
Mrs.
nriffin'!
slsler,
Miss
lays.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.linll
ami
''
n
of
Prince
Juperl
were
week-end
visitors
in
(own,
j
Mrs.
Sessions
and
Mrs,
Hei?e
of
Pacific
worn
In
(own
nn
Sal-urday.
jliVonl
was
received
by
her
fa-Ihor;
Felix
Do
Korgipiipinux,
on
Sunday
of
lio
very
ser
ona
con
dition
or
Mrs.
Paul
Waiit,
who
was
token
to
the
laiclnu
Hos
pital
earlier
in
Ihe
week.
Her
brotlier
Ilobert
loft
immeMalel)'
for
Ilacllon.
AnoHier
brolher.
John,
has
been
a
palleul.
in
Hie
hospital
Ihnre
,for
a
o
y
o
r
II
1
monlhs,
having
hern
.sepiously
Injured
at
Ihe
Terrace,
mill.
W'nller
Warner
of
ilosswoo.l
was
in
lown
over
Ihe
week
end,
a
guest
nl
llin
'oi;risl
)i)lr).
Advertise
.u
the
IHIIy
News
MRS.
Ft
R.
ROSS
OF
I
TERRACE
LEAYES
LIVE
IN
FLORIDA
Ti:itllAt:i:,
Sept.
.
About
50
guesls
enjoyed
tho
delighlful
hospitality
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
(jilbert
on
Frirlay
evening
when
they
were
enlerlaineil
al
a
farewell
dance
for
Mrs
F.
H.
Hoss,
in
progress
Hall.
Tho
hall
presented
a
very
homelike
appearance
with
its
dainty
curtails,
prettily
arranged
tables
and
profusion
of
flowers.
t
The
music
was
provided
by
Mrs.
Atlwood's
orchestra
while
IheVo
were
cardal
for
Ihosp
not
wiping
I"
dance.
Deljcioits
rejrshpjenl
were
served
during
the
evening
and
as
Ihe
guests
were
Jjjavfng
all
joined
hands
and
sang
Au,ld
Lan
Syne"
and
then
"For
She's
a
Jolly
(iood
Fclov."
A.
splendid
lime
was
enjoyed
by
all.
Mrs.
F.
It.
loss
and
family
left
on
Monday,
to
join
hfir
husband
in
Miami,
Florida.
She
went
via
Vancouver
apd
will
visp
with
her
mother
and
sisters
In
Toronto
anil
Ottawa
enroule.
Mrs.
Hoss
has
lived
jn
I'prrace
for
a
number
of
years
and
will
be
.
ry
much
missed
by
a
very
large
i-in-lc
of
friends
here.
BELL
CONSECRATED
IN
TERRACE
CHURCH
Bishop
Bunoz
Officiates
and
Two
Singers
Present
from
Prince
Rupert
TKItltACi:,
Sept.
J.
At
a
very
impressive
service
held
in
the
Sacred
Heart
Church,
Terrace,
on
Sunday",
September
6.
HUhop
Itunoz
of
Prince
IlUpert
consecrated
the
new
bell
vhih
is
being
erected
in
the
tower
of
the
Church.
Ihe
bell
which
eanie
from
France,
is
a
very
fine
one,
and
is
beautifully
engraved
and
suitably
inscribed.
The
local
choir
ably
assisted
by
.'
Couture
and
H.
Sabourin
or
Prince
Flu
perl
with
Mrs.
Von
llees
at
Ihe
organ,
rendered
.very
appropriate
music.
ilixh
mass
was
conducted
by
the
Ilishop,
assisted
by
the
!le.!
Fgth.er
CJiaflier
al
the
Sunday
innriiini?
service
nml
Ibis
was
fol
lowed
by
the
confirmation
ser-1
vice.
Soloists
at
this
service
were
0.
Couture
and
F..
Sabourin.
Prince
llupert
and
Fred
Dubord.
I'errace.
FIFTY
PEOPLE
FROM
I
MASSETT
VISIT
CITY
Alfred
Adams
and
Good
Part
of
Natives
from
Queen
Charlotte
Here
for
Fair
Alfred
Adams,
general
factotum
of
Ihe
native
village
of
Massett,
and
some
fifty
people
from
that
district
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
arc
here
ror
the
Fair,
Ihe
party
Including
seyernVApwm
who
.ore
givipg
oxbihitfons
uT
native.
nrV
during
the
wcofc
in
the
Agllcultural
Hall.
The
most
of
tho
visitors
fiom
the
islands
came
over
on
their
own
boats
but
several
Will
return
there
on
Ihe
Prince
John
next
Monday.
TERRACE
MAN
SHOWS
EXCELLENT
PICTURES
Sort
Finish
photographs
at
the
Fair
Excite
Good
Deal
of
Comment
Visitors
lo
Ihe
photographic
department
or
the
Exhibition
Ibis
year
will
he
interested
in
a
number
of
entries
made
by
W.
hoss
lhomson,
a
Inrrace
rancher,
and
Mrs.
Thomson,
Tho
former
entered
in
leii
classes
and
the
latter
in
nine,
and
many
or
Ihe
entries
won
prizes.
Iho
feature
of
the
plclures
is
Ihu
noft
finish
in
direct
contrast
lo
the
sharp1
outlines
usually
seen
here.
Those
soft
pictures
are.
particularly
suited
to
certain
classes
of
pictures.
Some,
of
Ihe
effects
seen
In
California
scenes
al
Iho
fair
are
narlicularlv
pleasing.
II
Is
noticeable
that
the
Judge
gave
Ihe
prim
In
al
most
every
case
lo
that
class
of
picture.
Tho
work
or
this
photographer
is
almost
untroriuly
good
and
deserves
high
commen
dalkm.
Mr
Thomson,
who
U
a
mem
PA
OK
FIV
Removal
Sale!
Tremendous
Price
Reductions
SHOP
EARLY
FOR
BEST
SELECTIONS
Serge
and
Silk
Dresses
Regular
price
$10.00
for
Regular
price
$12.00
for
Regular
price
$17.00
for
Regular
price
$20.00
for
Regular
price
$28.00
for
$7,50
9.00
12.75
15,00
22,00
Coats
and
Suits
Regular
price
$18.50
j
g
gQ
Regular
price
$25.00
for
Regular
price
$32.00
for
Regular
price
$45.00
for;
Regular
price
$Q5.00
for
Sweaters
.19.25
24.50
...33,75
48.75
Al
odd
lines
of
sweaters,
a
large
assortment,
were
$5.00
tq
$12.00;
now
$2.95
to
$3.50
Cotton
Crepe
Kimonas
in
assorted
colors,
were
$3.50,
now.
.
.
Kimonas
Silk
and
Wool
Kimonas,
$1.50
'..!?1.';.$6.00'
These
are
only
a
few
of
the
many
bargains.
Everything
in
the
store
is
being
offered
at
like
reductions
Mrs.
S.
FRIZZELL
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
her
or
Ihe
Tirtn
or
Hamlin
A
Thomson,
has
also
very
nearly
sixty
entries
in
vegetables
and
fruit
al
I
lie
fair,
showing
that
he
expels
at
horticulture
as
well
as
at
pirlure-makinjr.
INEQUALITY
IN
CITY
WATER
BYLAW
CLAIMED
Pioneer
Laundry
Says
It
Would
Be
Cheaper
to
Keep
Taps
Open
Continuously
Than
Part
of
Time
A
letter
from
the
Pioneer
Laundry
suggesting
that
Ihe
present
scale
of
water
rales
charged
by
the
city
did
not
protect
the
small
consumers,
was
read
at
las!
night'.s
council
merling
and
referred
to
Ihe
utilities
committee.
The
letter
staled
that
the
laundry
used
58.-
500
cubic
feel
of
water
during
Angus
ami
had
paid
$7D.50,
whereas,
if
ICrt.OOO
cubic
reel,
or
three
times
ns
much,
had
been
used
tho
cost
would
hnvn
been
less
?72.
It
would
llms
have
been
of
benefit
to
the
laundry
to
keep
tho
water
running
continuously,
though
it
would
work
a
hardship
on
householders
in
the
vicinity
in
the
matter
of
pressure.
If
this
course
were
Tol-lowed,
the
city
would
hayo
lo
replace
Ihe
present
Iwo-invl)
main
willi
a
lliree-inch
al
con
siderable
cost.
Consideration
or
the
matter
was
asked
in
the
letter.
BIG
LOG
BARGE
ON
MAIDEN
TRIP
Hecate
Straits
Towing
Co.'s
Hulk
Drumroch
Wif
I
Bring
First
Load
from
Islands
to
Rupert
In
low
of
the
company's
lug
Lome,
Ihe
llecalr
Straits
Towing
Co,'
large
steel
log
carrying
barge
Drumroch
will
sail
to-day
trom
Vancouver
on
her
maiiienj
voyage.
The
big
hulk
will
go
toi
Locan
Inlet
on
the
Queen
Char-1
lolle
Islands
and
there
load,
something
in
excess
or
one
million
feel
of
logs
for
delivery
tp
thePrinco
llupert
Spruce
Mills.
The
vessel
should
arrive
here
in
the
course
of
ten
days
or
a
TIMBER
SALE,
X7051.
There
will
le
nrrt-mj
ror
ali
al
eulillr
.turllnii,
at
immiu
uii
the
ivih
rta
it
SrptetiilMT,
IVii.
In
Ur
i.rriif
of
thv
frfl
liaiitpft
I;
urns
Lake
(lie
LI
r
euro
X?u5l.
I.
.'in
It.uoo
Jarkpine
tics
on
an
rri
tllutliMl
tU.UI
i
onlfi
urth
ut
liHkjr
Lak
Matlun,
lunp'
3,
Omi
District.
Three
yeara
will
lx
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"I'rovl.leil
any
trie
unable
to
attend
Hi
aurtlun
III
Persia
may
iiibnUt
a
aealeU
tender
to
tie
n.ened
the
hour
or
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
further
particular
of
th
chief
Former.
Victoria,
u.t:
or
OlMHct
rorenler,
Krlnce
lluiert.
TIMBER
SALE
X7201.
SKALEo
TENDERS
will
be
received
by
the
Minister
ut
Land,
al
Victoria,
iml
later
than
noon
on
tlu
loth
tl.iy
or
Sen
tltM.lM..
IU9K
fttr
Ihd
(k..r..h:iM
,.r
I
li.,,t..a
XJfll.
to
cut
l,7C.uuu
rect
of
spruce.
i
llriidix'k,
IUImiii
and
Cedar
on
an
area
I
Hoiaieti
aj.proiiiniaiei)-
one
mile
noiilh
of
Ooal
Cove,
Kinlaysoii
Channel,
luuico
.1,
Cn.i
Olstrlrl.
Three
13
veara
will
lm
allowed
for
re
lit.
iv
I
or
llllllier.
Iqrllier
paillriiUrt
tif
the
Chirr
Fores
ter,
Victoria,
it.c,
or
Imlrlct
Forester,
rinre
nuiyrt,
n.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X7343.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
recelvnl
hy
the.
than
iimiii
on
Die
1
7th
day
of
September,
IV,
ror
the
Purchase
or
Licence
X71I3,
lo
rut
J.ouo.iuq
reet
or
tMar,
Pprnee.
balsam
anil
Hemlock,
oil
an
area
altuateil
on
t)ie
Kat
Ann
nt
Oraney
Inlet,
liana
.
Uiat
HIMrlrt.
Three
(3
year
will
bo
allowed
tor
reiiMvai
or
umber.
Further
ii.irilrnl.ira
nt
lh
Chief
For
eler.
Victoria.
It.C,
or
tilslrlct
Foreler.
I'rlnce
nuperl.
n.C.
TIMBErt
SALE
X2393.
SEM.Et)
TE.xriEns
wilt
be
received
by
the
MlnKter
or
Laud,
at
Victoria,
iml
later
than
noon
ui
Iti
Jilh
day
or
Sep
teiiiher,
lilts,
for
Ihe
purrhae
of
Licence
xmx.
In
nil
454,030
feel
of
Spruce,
lleiriock
and
Cedar
nit
an
area
aliuated
nil
Ihe
W'
-I
end
of
Tanoo
lland
near
Moresby
Inland,
Oueen
'
Charlotte
Hand
lil-lrlrl
Three
'S
year
will
bo
alluwrd
foi.
re
moval
r
limner
uaiiicuiara
01
toe
t,iuri
r
ure
Irunorr
irr.
Victoria.
B
i
.
or
Diitrlct
rortiier
trmct
nuptti,
,u
fANAniAW
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Fjnlshed
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrift-T-Serylce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cloanlng.
Wo
arc
ready
al
any
lime
lo
receive
your
phone
call,
lo
take
your
instructions,
to
lako
personal
charge,
of
jour
Lijundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Orfico
Hours
9
Iq
C.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursijay
ami
Saturday
livpnings
Fall
Millinery
COATS
and
DRESSES
Bent's
Third
Ave.
Phone
051