2S
f-inr-
iBj-
PAQlt
foot
"
SUNOCO
Chatter
Free
OIL
for
Fords
!
Try
a
filling
and
i
be
fconvinced
i
i
i
Kaien
Hardware
!
Company
I
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Persona!
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Scrvlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
at
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
lo
take
your
instrulinns,
to
lake
personal
charge,
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
J.
L.
Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
anil
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Glass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings';
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
Blue
268
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phono
575
DENTIST
tiV
E
YOUR
FURS
REMODELLED
AND
REPAIRED
at
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Third
Avenue.
Phones
Day,
Qreen
120.
Night,
Black
709.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
41.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Rand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
.
'n,.m..yi,
in
ii.
-
JWIJ.J-J
'W'J-
-
iiiiifiiii
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
HA.VE
tO
DO
IN
THI3
hCue
i
to
OT
The
OOOR
Will
RinCi
.
0
i
RAILWAY
HEAD
IN
OKANAGAN
Kelowna-Kamloops
Branch
Line
Inspected
Yesterday
by
Thornton
and
Party
YEHNiiN.
August
7-
-Sir
Henrv
V.
Thornton,
chairman
and
ppe--ident
of
the
Canadian
Nalional
Itailways,
together
with
two
of
directors
and
regional
and
'livisioiiijl
officials,
yesterday
inspected
the
new
Kamloops-Kel-uwna
branch
line
and
the
terri
tory
wlncu
it
will
serve.
The
C.N.
H.
president's
party
arrived
here
yesterday
morning
and
leTt
immediately
for
Kelowna
were
they
were
entertined
al
lunch.
The
journey
lo
Kehiwna
and
return
was
made
hy
automobile.
the
parly
bavins
co'me
lo
Ver-iion
yesterday
by
.special
train
over
the
newly
completed
lihe
from
Kamloops.
At
Kamloops,
sir
Henry
ami
the
directors,
Major
Graham
A.
Hell
and
J.
Gill
Gardner,
were
guests
al
a
dinner
tendered
by
Kamloops
citizens
to
Hon.
Dr.
Sutherland,
minister
of
Public
Work
for
Hrilish
Columbia.
.
In
the
course
of
a
brief
address,
the
Canadian
Nalional
President
dealt
with
the
financial
condition
of
his
company
and
spoke
with
optimism
of
the
outlook
for
Hie
balance
of
the
present
year.
Though
gros
receipts
hail
been
reduced
by
nine
million
dollars
during
the
first
six
months
of
1925
as
compared
with
the
simi
lar
period
of
1921,
there
bad
been
a
corresponding
decrease
of
operating
expenses
amounting
lo
10,200,000
so
that
net
earnings
showed
a
betterment
of
more
than
a
million
dollars.
The
last
few
days
of
July
bad
shown
the
first
increases
and'
present
crop
prospects
throughout
west
ern
Canada
indicated
that
busi
ness
for
the
balance
of
the
year
would
be
very
heavy.
Referring
lo
the
new
Kamloopn-Kelownn
branch
line,
now
Hearing
com
pletion,
Sir
Henry
informed
his
auditors
that
the
Canadian
Na
lionnl
was
going
into
the
Okan-
ugan
Valley
with
the
intention
of
ecuring
every
pound
of
freight.
ami
every
passenger
possihlo
and
of
giving
lo
the
people
of
the
area
served
ttie
very
best
that
rould
tie
yiven
in
J
he
M
ay
of
rail.-road
service.'
Touching
Upon
the
finimcial
metion
he
staled
that,
While
the
first
three
years
hail
been
occupied
with
a
multitude
of
problems
requiring
Kolutioil,
a
thorough
financial
survey
was
now
being
made
which
would
de
termine
what
recommendations
should
he
made
lo
the
government
in
regard
lo
morn
complete
financial
amalgamation
of
the
constituent
companies
of
the
Canadian
National
System,
and
what,
if
any,
action
should
be
taken
toward
writing
otf
capltnli
zalion.
On
I
heir
return
to
Kamloops
early
this
morning,
the
party
left
for
Vancouver
Viinl
is
due
to
ar-
iiive
there
Friday
evening,
leav-jing
I
lie
same
night
for
Viclori'i
after
which
Sir
Henry
will
re
turn
lo
Vancouver
for
the
opening
of
the
exhibition
and
to
open
the
new
Canadian
Nalional
radio
station
CNHV
on
the
night
of
August
11.
SMITHERS
Frank
Manuels,
a
dispatcher
al
the
local
railway
oltlce,
left
for
Winnipeg
on
Monday
In
spend
three
week's
holiday
at
his
obi
home.
A
daughter
was
born
al
the
Dulkley
Valley
Dislrjnl
Hospital
on
Sunday,
August
L
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
Jas.
Owens
of
Evelyn.
Word
has
been
received
In
WHO
'
-M
-v.
I
T
HE
t
i
ELl
I
fcTig
.
I
)
r-
j
town
that
a
son
has
been
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hoy
Klsey
of
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Klsey
I
are
both
well
known
in
Smithers
having
been
teachers
at
the
local
school.
Mrs.
T.
T.
Dunlop,
accompanied
by
her
sister
Miss
McLaughlin,
left
for
Vancouver
on
Monday
to
purchase
a
stock
for
the
ladies'
ware
store
they
are
oponins
up
in
Smilher.
After
an
absence,
of
several
weeks'
spent
in
the
Ootsa
Lake
and
Sibola
districts.
Dune
Mr-Gibbon
relumed
lo
town
Wednesday
morning.
He
left
hi-
partner
Kill
Sweeney
making
im
provements
in
Hie
trail
to
Sibol.w(.n,
bo,
,hw
wa
nn
hinff
Ed
Kby
is
eilendin?
his
laisi-ness
ventures
In
include
a
hard
ware-
store
and
left
for
Vancouver
Wednesday
to
get
a
stock
of
staple
lines
of
hardware
and
other
lines
for
the
new
business.
Gcprge
Cunningham
of
Port
Hssinglon
was
a
business
visitor
to
town
on,
Wednesday.
I..
S.
McGill
returned,
lo
town
the
forepart
of
this
week
from
a
trip
into
the
Golsa
Lake
country.
Mr.
McGill
was
looking
up
Ins
clients
in
that
section
and
covered
about
COO
miles
in
his
car
on
the
trip.
BOYS'
BAND
HERE
IS
OFF
TOjlOOD
START
Initial
Practice
Was
Held
Last
Evening
In
Anglican
Church
Basement
A
fair
number
were
present
al
the
first
practice
of
the
boys
baud
held
last
evening
in
the
basement
of
the
Anglican
Church.
At
th;
present
timji
there
are
not
enough
instruments
for
all
the
hoy
who
wish
to
join
the
band
hut
it
is
felt
that
this
may
.be
remedied
by
donations
from
par
cuts
who
are
anxious
to
have
their
boys
receive
the
benefit
of
the
instruction
which
the
llotary
Club
is
providing.
A
number
of
the
boys
are
also
itwsiy
on
their
vacation
and
it
is
hardly
expect
ed
Ihat
the
band
will
get
under
way
with
I
lie
full
number
of
members
until
after
the
sum
mer
holidays.
A
good
start
was
made,
however,
last
evening
and
Hamliiiiistef
Wilson
Was
very
much
encouraged
with
the
en
thusiasm
of
Hie
boys.
TRINITY
IS
NEW
HALIBUT
VESSEL
Fine
Fishing
Schooner
Is
In
Port
Today
For
First
Time
After
Her
Maiden
Voyage
to
Banks
Another
fine
new
American
halibut
schooner
is
in
port
to
day
after
her
maiden
trip
lo
Hie
fishing
banks.
The
vessel
is
the
Trinity
which
Is
owned
and
skip
pered
by
Capt.
Conrad
Pelter
sou.
With
a
lonuage
of
41,
the
Trinity
is
02
feel
long
and
has
a
110
horse
power
deisel
engine
She
was
built
and
registered
in
Seattle.
Jler
crew
conslsls
of
nine
men
and
she
brought
In
a
catch
of
39,000
pounds.
HAZELTON
MAN
IS
MOYING
TO
RUPERT
Alex.
Connon
Resigns
as
Man
agar
of
Cunningham
8tore
to
Join
F,
Q.
Dawson
Staff
Here
Alex.
A.
Connon,
who
has
been
Iiillliuirnr
re,
(it
.
llnv.illlni
,,
....
tun
11
.
THINK.
TOO
WOZ
"
DO
lOU'J
A,HTis
CLAU?
1
n
f
v
in
the
city
about
the
end
of
the
Present
month.
-
-
-
KEEPING
AMERICAN
SAILORS
INFORMED
ON
BASEBALL
GAMES
MKI.HGlTlNK.
Aug.
7.
Just
as
hockey,
baseball
and
football
scores
were
uptdied
in
the
Canadian
soldiers
in
the
(ireat
War
the
United
States
Navy
is
fur
nishing
35.01)0
sailors
of
the
I'.S.
fleet
with
haehall
score
during
the
visit
to
the
Antipodes.
I
he
visitors
were
royally
enter
tained
ashore,
and
made
a
favor-
table
impression
whereever
lliov
winning
ine
itaseoaii
scores.
They
told
(lie
Australian
newn-liapers
about
it,
and
the
scores
are
cabled
daily
"down
under."
The
Australian
newspapers
were
iniek
lo
oblige
ilieir
American
gtiest.
and
the
baseball
results
were
flashed
across
the
L'niled
Slates
and
under
Ilie
Pacific,
lint
it
take;
calculus,
or
omeL-Ihing
Hke
Jl,
to
figure
nut
Hie
standings
without
a
percentage
liook.
The
sailors
demanded
the
standings,
which
are
now
beiu
cabled
nightly.
Similar
information
on
the
national
pastime
will
be
sent
to
New
Zealand
when
I
lie
fleet
j'"
there.
j
Sport
Chat
.
-g
Philadelphia
Athletics
ami
Washington
Senators
are
having
a
battle
royal
for
leadership
in
the
American
League
while
Pittsburg
Pirates
and
New
York
Giants
are.
touch
and
go
for
honors
in
the
National.
With
things
so
close
as
they
are
now
it
is
hard
to
speculate
wtio
will
be,
the
principals
in
the
big
World
Series
jtfrty
this
year.
The
Cincinnati-
Iteds
are
also
pressing
hard
in
the
National
and
it
is
quite
impossible
for
them
to
climb
to
the
top
before
I
he
season
ends
a
couple
of
months
hence.
Philadelphia
u
just
three
games
abend
of
Wash
inglon
in
the
American
while
Pittsburg
and
New
York
are
practically
on
even
footing
in
the
National.
While
the
Fair
is
still
a
good
mouth
off,
preparation
,are
already
being
made
for
I
be'
sport
program
during
Kxliibitlou
week.
Negotiations
uva
in
urtwro
will
outside
bj-iHeJuill
aiidj
jofctball
teams
'mid
a
gUfd
MiilV-'-mrfy
be
expected.
Wont
reeefvisl
from
Ocean
Falls
is
lo
the
effect
thai
a
soccer
team
is
coming
from
there.
There
is
inclined
lo
be
some
doubt
about
this
locally
for
the
paper
makers
would
have
to
lose
quite
a
hit
of
lime
lo
make
tin
trip.
It
is
considered
more
likely
that
a
team
will
come
from
Auyox
instead.
Ket
chikan
is
coining
over
In
force
again
and
(bis
will
.assure
al
least
one
ottUide
baseball
team
to
meet
(he
local.
Hockey
is
cojiliuuiug
lo
grow
in
ravur
in
eastern
cities
as
winter's
pastlime.
Some
Atneri
can
cities
have
bad
professioinl
teams
in
different
leagues
fo.
some
lime
and
now
there
is
talk
of
two
professional
leagues
In
the
eastern
stales
this
coining
wlnler.
As
many
of
the
profes
sional
playcri
in
these
leagues
come
from
Canada,
there
will
he
a
wild
scramble
now
for
players
lo
fill
up
the
different
teams
for
the
coming
wTnliT.
There
has
been
a
lot
wrillen
and
said
in
connection
with
.,
.
,
:
:
,
disagreement,
belwecn
one
Jack
Dempsey
mid
his
manager
Jack
ili'nn.
I,
...
II...
I
,i,
hi,.
,i
nrruin
uiai
Mine
is
CUniilngbam
A
Son
has
resigned
Utile
hope
of
a
reconciliation
lo
take
a
position
here
with
F.
arrangements
have
been
made
O.
Dawson
Ltd,
Ho
is
expected'dlvide
cer'ain
realty
holdings
i
MPor
CLC
I
.M
Tut,
tOUH.
vwirr
TO
T
A.
C
fcT
V
Fist,
C
i
vCQ
I
THAT
Birr
r-t
yi
-1
l
hv
f
L
ClMJ
It
i.
Fotum
StnvKi
l-Gct
Oriuin
rifliU
tervi
For
For
Wanted
Sa
Rent
i
DAILY
2c.
per
word
in
WANTtt
WANTED.
Driver
for
milk
round.
Musi
be
used
to
horsi
s
Apply
ValtMin
Dairy.
Mcllride
Street.
181
WANTED.
Plain
dremakliMr.
Reasonable
rales.
718.
Fraer
Street.
tf
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SAl.K.
Oashoat
"Sea
Hawk";
27
feet
overall;
H
foot
beam;
new
cabin;
new
gas
tank;
pool
ilinvhy:
?
anchors
and
rope;
fi
h.p.
heavy
dut)
Fisherman
engine.
About
twt
years
old,
in
finest
working
condition.
Priee
9500.
Apply
I).
Drown
nt
Smith
A.
Mallet's
shop.
FOIl
SAl.K.
Stove
troubles
sal-
veil.
Why
worry
atxMit
ynur
old
sloven
when
you
can
exchange
them
as
first
payment
on
a
new
PltKMIHH
HANGF
and
have
complete
satisfaction.
Ililaiue
on
eay
iayineats.
Prince
Huperl
Hxrhange.
Phone
052.
tf
FOIl
SALK.-
-Seven
room
fully
modern
house;
excepliosllv
well
built;
splendid
location:
hot
wnter
furnace;
parage.
Corner
Fourth
Avenue
and
Dunsinuir
Street.
Also
entire
household
furniture.
Apply
Mrs.
Atkins,
phone
?3H.
18?
FUltNTTlillli
bought,
sotd
an
I
nxchangeil.
Dominion
inlaid
linoleum
nml
Harry,
Kirkcaldy,
Scotland,
inlaid
linoleum.
Furniture
ami
ranges
of
all
description
for
sale.
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture
House.
Phone
77S.
FOIl
SAl.K.
Pleasure
hull
in
good
condition.
Cabin
over
engine
ami
canopy
top.
Suitable
for
5
h.p.
engine,
a
good
sea
boat.
Firt
1100
lakes
it.
Write
Itax
203,
Daily
News.
tf
GOOD
piano
for
sale.
Snap
for
cash.
Phone
lllue
I
CO.
TO
RENT
FOIl
HUNT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
nml
xew
iug
iiMchiims.
Walker's
Music
StoftC
'.
tf
FOIl'
IlKN'IV-Two
room
furnish
ed
apartment
by
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
lied
r07.
tf
TO
KENT.
FumishtNl
home-
keeping
suite.
Phone
Ih
or
.81.
tf
FOIl
ItENT.
Modern
house,
live
rooms
ami
bath.
Monro
pros
FOIl
KENT.
Claim
aftarlmenl
vvesteniiaver
iiro.
if
LOST
LOST.
Small
dinghy
with
oars
from
Salt
Lakes
on
Wcdnes
lay
night.
Word
'Chum'
painted
on
stern.
Finder
phone
Mine
2.VJ.
Heward.
181
.
.
L..
--
l
J
u
rrnucisro
in
which
(hey
were
ihiiii
llliei'CMfil,
f
)Cnp
scy
should
fight,
before
Sei.tn,,,
ber
1U20
Keurns
will
receive
a
snare
or
ttie
proceeds.
l)ei,lIMV
has
had
a
dispute
with
I
he
New
."York
boxing
commission
who
ueimimi
uiai
lie
rigid
r
w,
wm
not
he
chaiiin
on.
Hhi,
I
lie
will
fight
but
be
u
...
u'llehiv
.
.
.
iu
I
f
1
1
turn
I
;
I
i
.
uexi
vear
when
Kearns
will
not
i...
i.i'..
,
share
in
the
iiroci.o,k
i.
..
..
"UUIU
perm
m
lie
its
'easy
money
and
many
think
it
t
lu'agaln,
tnl)cmpey
will
not
enter
l
he
TnH
By
rtf
H
'.
7
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