eJday,
August
It,
1020.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREi
rHEREVER
THERE
ARE
FLIES
USE
FLYTO
X
VIC
FOLEY
liBBril
i
H
I1
J
J
"Tr
a
mr
to.
night"
Local
and
Personal
IS
COMING
GRANT'S
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
678.
If
till
the
FLIES
You
Cant
Keq)Your
Food
Under
Glass
FOR
health's
sake
the
food
must
be
kept
fresh,
clean,
pure.
Flies
must
be
killed.
They
taint
everything
they
touch.
Disease
germs
drop
Irom
the
maggoty
ooze'
of
the
fly's
filthy
feet.
That
poisons
food.
tfse
Fly-Tox.
It
is
stainless,
safe,
sure.
It
costs
little
half
-pints
fifty
cents
and
can
be
bought
at
groceries
and
drug
stores.
MmJ
in
Vmnoomtt,
B,
C
City
Tklel
Oftlce.
SJS
Third
A.e.,
Prince
Rupert,
rnon.
rtY:TQX
M
Urlm
tmlUiJt
fiUfllWAfMU
FLYTOX
KILLS
FLIES
MOS
aUlTOES
MOTHS,
ROACHES.
ANTS,
FLEAS
"FLIT"
FOR
FLIES
DrSTMONS
FLIF.S.
MOSQI
ITOKH.
MnTlls.
ANTS.
HID
111
,.,!
IlOALi.l'S.
8
a
iiidtles
50o
10
ox.
I
in-
.
75c
z
Mi-
.
$1.25
g
i(liiM
m
.......
$4.00
I
Oii'iii
lit
tz.
(in
and
Sprayer...
.
$1.25
I
Tot,
bottles
..
50c,
75c,
$1.25
FLY
lPEIl.
FLY
COILS.
INSF.CT
I'OWDKlt
IS;nllrrs
15c
Ormes
Ltd.
The
llhX
ALL
STOHF.
-
Tin-
lloKF.U
IjIUJCUIKTS
13rd
Ave.
and
Gth
Street
Phones
82
and
200
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
RYDOCK
"AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
MachlnliU,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3ST
Steamship
and
Train
Service
Sl
!nt
rmm
PRINCE
RUPERT
IV
r
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
SEATTLE,
MONDAY
ami
THURSDAY
4
00
P
SATURDAY,
S.00
p.m.
f
T
ANY0X
ami
STEWART
MOKDAr,
FRIDAY,
4.00
p.m.
-
ALASKA
WCONISDAY,
4
00
p.m.
lor
MASItTT
INLET
MONDAY.
4.00
p.m.
SKIDIOlTt
INLKT
aiu1
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
'MUlghtlj,
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
iHHv
fllpl
SBti.tajf
l
111.
for
PRINCE
OIOROC,
EDMONTON,
winmriu,
.u
""
':!,
I
nllfd
State.
Ag.ncy
all
Ocean
8tmMp
Unaa.
'
antln
JUtlnnal
rptvs
fr
M-i.rv
or.lrra.
Ir..ai
:t.qurl,
elf,
'
fur
it
.or
Mil
ahlpmrnl.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
CANADIAN
R
C
Coast
Services
WPACiriCi
.
r-rr
n;iifTfmrn
Prince
Rupert
X
WUIlllli,"
-
-
"
T
Ketchikan,
Wr.ng.lt.
Juneau
nd
Skagway-Augu.t
2,
0,
8,
16.
20.
27.
30.
To
Vancouor,
VletorU
and
S.allle
AuguH
4,
7,
It,
14,
21,
.6.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
Campt-.ll
R,
'
"'i'l?.'
V.m
,nd
V.nreu.r
Al.rl
Ba.
Alert
nay.
ralla.
Namu,
'or
Butetfale,
Ea.t
B.lta
Ball.
Ocean
,"'orm,,"
",m-
,.r
oil
Sl,.m.hlp
Line"..
Oer.ee
or
4th
etr.el
end
Srd
A.enue.
Prlnoe
Rupert.
?.
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Crystal
Firelighters.
48
fe
ll.
00.
Hyde
Transfer.
Phone
580.
tf
Gorman
Mioru
returned
on
I
hp
l'rince
George
this
morning
from
a
holiday
spent
in
Vancou
ver.
Catholic
Women's
League-
Bridge,
whist
and
dance,
Thurs-
lay,
'Alig'ust
12,
Catholic
Hall
at
8.30
p.m.
188
,
Dan
Jabour
returned
to
the
city
uu
the
Prince
George
line
morning
irom
a
business
trip
in
I
lie
south.
Accounts,
to
the
total
of
fll,-
'J87.00
wens
passed
for
payment
1.
the
meeting
pf
the
city
coui,
cil
last
njght.
A
Iiylavv
apointing
II.
A.
iU
Lean
clly
bulMitiig
inspertur
a
tniiilly'ailoiiteil
at
the
city
court
rll
meeting
last
night.
It
was
reported
here
Mil
morning
that
the
Banks
Island
luiiiy
"liad
gone
adrift
and
Hi-
steamer
Newluglon
has
been
de-sulehr(j
to
imcstigatc.
Kenneth
Yule,
representing
tin
Dominion
Casket
Ooiiipariy,
Van
eoiiver,
is
visiting
with
Mr.
nm
Mrs.
Frank
Morris,
Secom
Street.
Mr.
Vule
will
return
soutli
on
Thursday.
Mrs.
II.
8.
l'arker
is
opeuinr
ni'w
iireiii.se.
next
Mrkji.iirirk
Sloiv
ou
Jiixth
street
next
w'e,
with
a
fill!
line
of
Ladies'
Hi'itdy-to-Wear.
Watcli
for
oiien-
irg
nnnouTirement.
Joe
Iteid
was
fined
(300
in
Hie
rily
policft
eiuii
this
morn-'
inc
by
Magistrate
Mri'lymonl
on
a
eharge
of
keepincr
liquor
for
sale
or
as
an
alleruative
Hire.-uiontlis'
imprisonmcut.
A
recommendation
from
t
Inboard
of
works
that
the
nl
build
walks
to
the
Nurses'
Uome
us
(he
nisi
uf
f
100,
und
that
the
Iicspilal
board
pay
the
eot,
wa.
pasveil
al
last
night's
eouuuil
meeting.
W.
K.
Mark,
of
the
iloyal
Ban
staff,
will
call
lh-3
afternoon
!
uie
steamer
iTinee
ticorge
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Ketchikan.
Lhii
ins
return
he
will
be
lratisferr,d
to
Vancouver
.n
I
tie
service
rf
Hie
Ilojal
Hank.
C.V.IIi'
steamer
I'rinee
eorge,
apt.
II.
Nedilen,
earned
I.j
round-trip
passengers
this
morn
mv
for
Sfcagway.
Alaska.
The
toat
left
Vnncoitutf
with
a
total
pomplenient
of
230
passenger
rassengcrs
to
me
numiK'r
ot
went
east
by
train
for
stop-ove
a
I
Jasper
Park.
.Mrs.
Lawrence
l-iMor
lias
n
-
turned
from
a
three
months'
holiday
visit
in
Boston
wher;
she
attended
the
weddlug
of
her
sisler.
She
reports
the
weather
very
no!
and
uncomfortable
nnd
is
glad
to
be
in
Prince
Huper
attain.
.
She
is
at.,
present
the
Buesl
of
Mrs.
C.
Whatman.
tl.X.lt;
'steamer
I'rfnce
tJeorire,
Capl.
II.
Nedden,
docked
at
I
I.JO
o'elork
Ibis
morning
from
Vancouver
en
roule
to
Ketchikan
and
Skagvvay.
Alaska,
for
whieJi
points
she
will
sail
at
t
p.n..
I'nssenger.
ilebarking
here
in-
rluited
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
Davie,
Mis
C.
V.
Itiel.
Dan
.labour,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
D.
f.asley,
and
Norman
Short!
.
SteveKing
Third
Avenue
Great
Overstocked
SALE
Now
In
Full
Swing
SAVEI
SAVE!!
ON
MF.N'S
SUITS
AND
ovr.ncoA'TS.
.
of
S
'
fiinso
P
V
p
31.
(18,
07.
RINSO
IS
MADE
BY
'The
new
kind
THE
MAKERS
or
or
soap
Because
withRinso
"VbusimDlysoak
the
clothes
a
couple
of
hours,
or,
overnight
Rinse.hansoutv
and
that$
all.
WHO
MAKES
at
s.
SEE
YOUR
NAME
IS
ON
VOTERS'
LIST
OR
YOU
MAY
LOSE
VOTE
Kvery
person
wuo
thinks
btmsclf
entitle.!
to
vote
should
ee
Hint
lif
name
is
on
the
list
and
should
do
it
at
once.
If
in
doubt
call
al
the
office
of
one
of
the
political
parties
or
at
the
registrar's
office
in
the
Wcs-lenhavcr
Huilding.
Action
must
be
taken
this
week
or
it
will
be
loo
late.
Football
ton
lit,
0.15.
School
vs.
Naval
lleserve.
Try
if
1
3.00
pott,
Km
It
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace:
C;ar.
calm,
letup.
Anyox:
Clear,
ealm;
temp.
Stewart:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
Ilazelton:
Clear,
calm,
High
.Swimming
Club
(lata
al
Sail
Lakes
Sunday
afternoon
next.
Baseball
0.16.
(irand
tomorrow
night
al
Terminals
vs.
Gyro.
Ceneral
meeting
uf
Canadian
Legion
ili.NV.V.A.
tonight
at
8
p.m.
Foothills
;Stovb
Coal,
tier
too.
&
Co.
No.
soot.
Phil
Ltd.
tf
The
westbound
train,
is
report
ed
on
time
and
will
.arrive
this
afternoon
at
330
o"Jock.
Prinee
llupert
lost
their
firsl
game
al
ueean
i-au$
(
yesterday
ly
the
score
of
0
gOals.
JO
till.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
Davie
and
family
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oenrge
thf
Tnoniin
after
holidaying
in
Vancouver
and
southern
cities.
Mrs.
C.
1
Itiel
reitrned
to
Hi
i
ily
l
Ins
morning
on
1
II...
.
nr
rniice
(ieorge
after
visiting
her
mother,
who
has
been
dangerously
but
Is
now
niui
h
improved
health,
in
W'inntpeig.
ill
in
63.
b.
50.
temp.
mithers:
Clear,
,
Cjilin,
temp.
Burns
Lake:
Clear,,
calm,
temp
Telegraph
Creek:
CJeur,
calm,
temp.
oh.
Whitehorsc:
Cloudy,
temp.
07.
calm,
Dawson:
Cloudy,
cajm,
temp
51.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
Dave
Thomson,
manager
of
Hie
fair
board
has
received
u
letter
from
J.
A.
Foley,
father
and
manager
of
Vic
Foley,
Canadian
lightweight
boxing
champion,
who
is
to
mejt
Jack
Newman
on
September
15
in
the
Hxhihitiou
hull
ia
a
championship
liout,.
to
the
effect
that
tiie
arrangements
for
the
fill.
lit
between
Vic
and
the
fair
board
are
entirely
'Satisfactory.
Vie
Foley
and
J.
Newman
will
arrive
in
the
city
a
few
days
prior.
to
the
fight
to
enable
both
men
to
do
d
little
preliminary
training
work
prior
to
the
bout.
KETCHIKAN,
MILL
IS
SHIPPING
LUMBER
Working
Ten
Hour
Day
In
Order
to
Fill
Order
For
Export
to
New
York.
The
Ketchikan
Spruce
Mills
today
went
on
a
ten-hour
working
schedule,
to
prepare
for
the
big
shipment
of
lumber
it
will
send
direct
lo
New
York
on
the
freighter
Commercial
Ouide.
which
out
side
of
possibly
some
battleships,!
is
the
largest
vessel
so
far
to,
come
to
Alaskan
waters,
says
the;
Ketchikan
Chronicle.
1
Hereafter
the
first
whistle
at
the
mill
will
blow
at
C
o'clock
in
Uie
morning
and
work
will
be
conuiienced
at
7
o'clock.
The
noun
hour
will
be
from
12
to
I
o'eloek
and
the
day's
work
will
end
with
a
whistle
at
6
p.m.
The
Commercial
(iinde
will
ar-
:
rive
here
between
August
25
and
September
I.
and
will
load
1,500.-000
feet
of
lumber
here
and
a
itike
amount
at
Wrangeil
for
ship-meiil
direct
to
New
York
Oily
by
way
"r
the
Panauti
Canal.
I
Hesides
the
3,000.000
feet
of
I
lumber.
Hie
(Commercial
!uide
will
have
available
space
for
2.000
tons
of
thinned
salmon,
about
55,-1000
eases,
and
several
local
can
neries
are
figuring;
on
shipping
i
(Ins
amount
of
their
product
di
rer!
to
tht
eastern
show
by
the
big
freighter.
If
arrangements)
are
not
made
for
the
shipment
of
I
salmon
from
Ketchikan,
the
Iial-
ance
of
Uie
onunercial
(Snide's
carffo
will
be
taken
aboard
at
Seattle.
HELIUM
SOLIDIFIED
TRANSPARENT
MASS
LKYDLN.
Holland,
Au.
10.
For
the
first
time
helium
has
been
solidified
into
a
transparent
mass
by
Professor
V.
II.
Keesom
of
Leyden
University,
successor
of
the
late
Professor
H.
Kamer-lingti
Unites,
Nobel
prize-winner
for
physics,
who
succeeded
in
II-
quidifying
helium
but
was
unable
lo
solidify
it.
Prof.
Keesoni's
experiments
in
placing
helium
under
'hi;th
pressure,
first
in
metal,
then
in
(lass
tubes
has
now
resulted
in
producing
the
solid
substance.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Three
American
and
four
Canadian
boats
marketed
a-
total
of
67,000
pounds
of
halibut
ou
the
Fish
Kxchange
this
morning.
Of
this
total
the
Americans
landed
22,000
pounds
and
ths
(ianadiaus
15,000
"pounds.
American
caught
fish
averaged
10.
1c
and
I0e
ty
lie,
and
Canadian
caught
fish
ll.Oe
and
10c
for
first
and
second
class
catches
respectively.
Following
were
the
arrivals:
American
Valorous,
9,500,
and
Kastcrn
I'oint
5,000,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Jack,
7,500,
lo
Pacific
Fisheries.
Canadian
,
Dolphin,
111,000,
to
Allin
Fish
eries.
Gibson,
7,500,
to
Booth
Fish
eries.
Hosespil.
10,000,
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Brant,
2,500.
la
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storase
Co.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
Dead
Tree
Point-
Barometer
30.28;
temperature
56.
Bull
Harbor
-Clear,
calm:
barometer
20.00:
temperature
55;
sea
smooth':
'
p.m.
spoke
tug
Lome
lowing
DrumVnck
abeam
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Eaatd'
by
SANTAL
MIOY
BIT
0
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Procurable
(THE
ORIGINAL)
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Whisky
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
the
Loggers!
Loggers!
We
have
the
only
compleit
slock
uf
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
parts
in
the
North.
We
handle
Logging
Cable,
Axe.
Pcavies,
Saws,
and
general
Camo
Equipment.
II
will
pay
you
to
sec
us
when
oulfiltiiig.
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Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
Residence
Phone,
Black
617
P.
O.
Box
247
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The
Tailor
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
t
p
r
av
Tweed
Suits
made
lo
order
iivour
I
UU
shop
in
Prince
Htiperl
as
low
as
Ut
Vf
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
223
Sixth
Street
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
WICHMANN
OIL
ENGINES
Wl
Supply
WICHMANN
In
SIim
from
7
ts
20
H.P.
To
Mur
urly
ddltory
order
your
WICHMANN
now.
Distributors
for
B,
C
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CORPORATION
LTD.
Marine
Department:
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TELLtFStA.
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ISLAND
VANCOUVl.
B.
C.
I
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED.!
Satttnca
from
PrtDc
Bupert.
r
VANOOUVCH,
VICTORIA.
twanMa
Bay,
and
Mart
Bar,
Tvooday,
PM.
or
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA.
Alart
,,
and
(wanaoa
Ray.
Saturdaf,
10
A.M
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rliar
Cannarlaa,
Thuraday
p.m.
For
PORT
SIMPSON.
ANTOX.
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART,
Sunday.
p.m.
OS
2nd
Araav.
i.
Ramalay.
AgaaL
Prlnoa
Rnal.
B.O.
iaddington
Island
bound
(or
Squirrel
Cove;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Canadian
Hover
bound
Nauaimo
for
Ocean
Falls
70
miles
from
Ocean
Falls.
Digby
Island
Clear,
calm;
barometer
30.12;
temperature
02:
sea
smooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
steam-j
er
Lillehorn
loading
al
Walunj
lliver;
8
p.m.
poke
yachl
I
Aquillo
anchored
off
Melville!
Island;
8
p.m.
.-poke
steamer
City
of
Victoria
bound
Vancou
ver
for
Yokohama
1317
miles
from
Vancouver.
Noon
Dead
Tree
Point
Barometer
30.28:
temperature
73.
Bull
Harbor
Clear,
light
northwest
wind;
barometer
29.
88;
temperature
00;
l&ht
swell
II
a.m.
spoke
steadier
Cardeua
passing
Ivory
Island
10.15
a.m
outhbouud;
11.15
a.m.
spoke
learner
Camosuu
at
Campbell
lliver
southbound.
Digby
Island
Clear,
calm
barometer
30.01:
temperature
JO;
sea
smooth:
12.30
p.m.
ou:
Canadian
Prospector
bound
fo(
Victoria.
NEGROES
OF
AFRICA
BENEFITED
BY
ISLAM
Number
of
Wives
Natives
May
-
Take
Is
Kept
Down
to
Four
Under
Mohammedan
Law
I.O.NIMJN,
Aug.
I
J.
That
Mo
hanimedauism
benefits
the
Ne
groes
of
French
West
Africa
to
some
extent
is
stated
in
a
repot
which
is
to
be
presented
at
,
a
missionary
conference
jin
-Bel
gium
sliest
.
month
by
Professor
MauriJc
Delafo'sse"
oftl'ar;i$.
;VOrio
example
he
gives
is
that
polygamy
has
been
the
prevailing
custom,
a
man
taking
as
many
wives
as
lie
can
afford
lo
main-lain
and
often
more.
The
Mor
hainnieda'i
law
restricts
the
niiinln'i-
nf
leirnl
wives
In
four
a
aura
to
tat
lha
Q.nolna,
,"
.
i..,.l..ft.,ii
i
i."
Look
far
tha
word
"MIDV-
""""
"?iv"'-sou
by
ill
0runts
'uattves.
M.
McArthur
Monster
Creditors'
Compulsion
SALE
of
Men's
Shoes,
Ladles'
Shoes,
Children's
Shoes.
NOWI
NOW1
NOW1
NOW1
I
Lead
Others
Follow
The
Home
of
Trunks
and
Suitcases.
Pioneer's
Friend
Hudson's
Bay
Blankets.
Piere
Paris
Loggers
Boots.
Big
Horn
Brand
Clothing.
;
Original
Diamond
Sweaters.
v
Genuine
Fur
Seal
'
Coats.
.
guaranteed,
..
lllce's
Dyes;,
Tents,
Blankets,
Bags.
Pal
Ptiillipson-
Second
Avenue
Genuine
Indian
Made
Curios