L
August
9.
1020-
HP
Keep.Xhem
White
This7
is
the
ideal
which
all
housewives
cherish
in
connection
with
their
linen.
It
can
be
made
a
practical
reality
by
the?
use
of
Reckitts
Bag
Blue
In
the
handy
bag
with
the
Blue
and
White
stripe
miners,
Founders,
wonowurmi
,
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
I
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3a
1KB
EPAIRS
M...J-
,i!l
;i:
-
1
Typewriters
and
all
makes
of
Gramophones
I'm!-.
mul
1
1
eI.
r.iiiicd
in
stork.,
j
'
'
tn.
triune
ou!
needs
livtiiiing,
-oihp
adjust-ni.i
Im
a
new
Iuh1it.
Hut
whatever
it
needs,
III
r.
I
i-
Im.
mid
to
need
'it,
the
longer
ou
waiL
A
1
i
'
i
ii
i
fir.
iii
v
i
Iijki'h
aiv
moderate
and
iHir
worly-m
riijr
fir
Tn
work
giiaralefK
FLIT
FO
R
FLIES
HTI5UYS
FL1L.N.
MOSijn
1
OI.
MOTHS.
A.NTS,
HF.D
HI
(IS
and
JtbACIlCS.
1
x
z
bottle
50c
I
m;
t.
hu-
.
75c
!
.
iin
$1.25
f
"ti
tmtt
.
.
$4.00
id
-
Hi
ur.
tin
.oi
l
Sprayer
$1.25
I"
v
jHillIe
.....
50c,
75c,
$1.25
'
LY
..lKlt,
FLY
tKJlLS,
1NSKCT
POWDHH
15c
Ormes
Ltd.
T
UKWI.J.
STlllti.
I
h.
plMNKKIl
IiHHli!STS
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street
Phones
82
and
200
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
IOparwtlrtjj
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
fltlnfl
Dry
Dock
i
nfllnrs,
Machinists,
Oollermakerst
Blsckimlths,
Patta
ttarn
Local
and
Personal
Arthur's
Tail.
I'hone
78.
tf
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Crystal
FircliKlilers.
48
to:
11.60.
Hyde
Transfer.
I'hone
580.
.tf
'in,1
TrV
KmilhilU'
KW
C.nal
&13.u6
per
(oh.
No
sootj-l'hLl-poll,
"Kvilt
i
Co.
Ltd.
V
'
tf
1'.
H.
&i.
Amour
is
booked
lo
sail
on
the
Princ
Itupert
today
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
southern
cities.
.
.
.
-.
rur
iieuiK
imoxicaieu
in
public
place
Karl
Johnson
wan
fined
$25
and
coals'
in
The
city
police
court
thi
morning.
W.
Long
ill
i
booked
to
sail
on
the
Prince
Hupert
this
after-
noun
on
a
combined
business
and
pleasure
trip
to
Vancouver.
Kelly
Staff
was
fined
125
ait.t
cosls
by
Magistrate
McClymoi:
...
I
a
a
:
in
uie
imit
nonce
court
hub
nun
iiiiij;
uu
a
change
of
inUixi
cation.
J.
Alexee,
Indian,
was
fined
:'5
and
costs
in
the
city
nolle
court
tins
morning
on,
a
char?
uf
havlii
jntiuiealini,'
liquor
1.'
.
II.
Aroott
of
the
Hupert
Table
Supply
i
campirifr
arpt
the
bay
with
hi
family
and
will
leave
lliis
week
for
Vaneoujr
lo
complete
hU
holiday.
Victor
Jobnoon
apieared
lie
iri'
.Mayislrale
Medymonl
m
lie
cily
k
I
ice
court
this
mom
aiK
on
a
charpe
of
lu
toxical
jo:
ind
wait
fined
?25
and
costs.
Jarob
(iovlnfcbo
wao
fined
!!'
tod
rti
in
the
city
police
i'juri
lhu
murninz
by
Mazls
irate
MeOlyiiMnt
on
a
charge
o:
tieinj;
inUtxicated
in
a
puulu
plaee.
kimiiiiMWiu-r
and
Mr.
lUcb
f
the
Salvation
Army,
who
have
heen
iriviiig
iiecial
services
it
the
rity,
are
booked
to
atl
on
the
ftieaumr
1'rinee
HuieK
Ut-
.ncht
fur
Vancouver.
A
fire
oeevrmi
yesterday
af
lertiNn
al
llie
Salt
l.ake
wjie
i
uie
r.ir
or
Hrw-e
lvxs
hark.
Mluati
ir
Oah
Aney,
aHtflil-
fir
a
Hie
retdt
of
park
fry
in
the
-lunuey.
A
Inicket
brurade
wa
quickly
formed
vtliirti
ucre'iled
in
ell
in
-ciuhiir,
the
flames
before
any
ureal
amount
of
damage
wa
ill
ne.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
William
ui
rived
from
llydar
this
morning
on
I
lie
Prince
Hupert,
having
procr-eded
down
Ihe
Portland
canal
to
the
neighboring
Canadian
city
ea
route
to
Ketchikan.
Mr
Williams
looked
over
some
mining
properties
while
in
the
Ilyder
district
and
will
spend
"uiie
time
in
Ketchikan
on
a
similar
mission
before
returning-
to
Juneau.
--KelcMkan
Chronicle
Mrsv
W.
II.
Hull
of
Calgary.
arroQipanied
by
Mi's
Ida
Bannister,
who
made
the
round
trij.
In
kagwy,
Alaska,
on
th.
Priure..
Alice,
vixited
In
the
city
on
Saturday
during
the
slay
in
port
of
the
steamer.
Mrs.
Hut'.,
who
wa
in
Prince
Itupert
la
litl".'.
exnresrd
herself
a
mueV
mirprixed
with
the
rapid
growth
the
ciiy
ban
made
since
her
previou
visit
and
aIo
expressed
hei
delight
wild
the
beautiful
n.
enei-y
enjoyed
on
the
northern
'rip
MILK
FROM
PRIZE
HERDS
I
Pacific
Milk
yesterday
received
a
letter
from
Mrs.
Andrews,
of
Seattle,
who
is
visiting
friends
in
Xanaimo.
She
likes
Pacific
Milk
und
DAILY
NEWB
THE
PAGE
THREE
tnlon
freighter
Chilkoot
arrived
in
port
yesterday
afternoon
and
look
on
oil
at
the
Im-jicriol
oil
dock.
CN.ll.
steamer
Prince
Hu-
pert,
Capt.
I).
Donald,
docked
at
I
p.m.
from
Skajrway,
Alaska,
und
will
sail
for
Vancouver
and
way
purls
at
4
ii.m
Mrs.
James
I..
Lee
will
sail
on
the
Prircc
Hupert
this
after
noon
for
Vancouver
having
beert
called
eouth
oy
wire
uwinK
lo
the
seriou
illness"
of
-fcer
sinter
C.N.H.
steamer
J'riiu;e
Charles
Capt.
Neil
vMcf.ean,
is
due
to
ar
rive
in
port
from
an'luver
al
6
p.m.
en-roule4oi
Ktewart,
Any-,
ox
and
northern
'Jueen
Char
lotle
Inland
points.
The
John
tlurrie
Son
nil
driver
will
be
taxeli
up
on
the
pontoons
at
the
.dry
duck
today
lor
-
painting
and
overhau:
Lighthouse
lender
IJirnie'
wil.
he
laken
off
Ihe
uonujous
this
evening?
after
undergoing
general
overhaul.
Provincial
Constable
Pincla
r
arrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday
afteruoon'M
train
from
lied
l'as
and
will
sail
on
the
l'rince
John
tonight
for
(Jueen
Char
'
lotto
City,
to
which
point
be
has'
been
Ininfferred
iu
the
provin
cial
jioltcfl
service,-
C.
I'.
It.
slcanier
Prince
IxwUe,
Capt.
A,
Slater,
docked
at
7
o'eioek
IhU
morning
from
Vancouver
en
route'
to
f'kagwa;
Alaska,
for
which
pom
I
he
sailed
at
9
a.m.
The
tmal
carried
a
heavy
eumplement
uf
cund
Iriji
turut
panM-nger.
MOUNTAINCLJMBING
IS
AGAINN
SEASON
Party
Yesterday
Climbed
Mount
Morse
and
Found
Snow
All
Gone
From
Top.
The
mountain
climJiiiiir
eaon
Is
here
attain.
Yentenlay
a
party
climbed
to
the
top
of
Mount
Mor.e
going
u
from
a
point
near
the
Prince
Itupert
cannery.
The
view
from
the
top
wa
.Ure"b
iu
spile
of
a
li;rttt
heat
haze1
and
the
outline
of
the
Oueeo
tharlotte
N-tand
hore
eould
be
schmped.
Mount
Mure
i
not
a
wet
a
uual
at
this
time
f
year
ami
there
U
no
now
at
'he
topniOHl
erevie-..
althougli
lti-;-e
in
a
small
pool
of
water
1
here,
yiffielent
for
uie
ue
or
riimuers.
Sonie
elmiliers
aUo
scaled
Ml.
fMdfield
on
Kaiert
Inland.
STEAMER
WRECKED;
FIVE
ARE
DROWNED
HALIFAX.
Aug.
9.
Five
men
from
the
."learner
Hinghorn
were
browned
and
one
injured
wnen
the
vessel
went
ashore
and
brokel
up
at
Tin
Cove,
Sealant
Island.
Twelve
members
.if
the
crew
were
saved.
,
The
Hinahorn
was
bound
to
:i
tni
led
Kingdom
port
from
P.,.
rloro
and
was
en
route
Iu
Louishuru
for
bunki-r
coal.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
It.
A.
H.
Welsford.
II.
Palmer,
II.
firaham,
London.
Ont.:
Mr
C.
I..
Monroe,
Atlin:
J.
S.
Goof.
Port
Kdwanf;
L.
Hichardson,
J
I..
.Munrey,
M.
H.
Laiillaw,
John
tf.
Tail,
W.
A,
Lawson,
Mis
Pa
Iricia
Farr,
J.
Jack,
Vancouver;
H.
H.
Armstrong:
Toronto;
Wall
K.
Hooney.
Hellingham;
W.
a
Talbot,
vVrangell:
H.
A.
Fox.
Iaw.on;
.Mifjt
C.
C.
Moor.
Man
-mej!:
Mrs.
M.
F.
Weluhlman,
0
M.
Weightiiian.
Hrantfnrd,
)nt
Ii.
X.
Taylor,
oceanic;
-
II.
F.
Murphy,
Toronto;
Mrs.
,
J.
L
Lord.
Mi
Hetty
Lord,
Port
Ks-
sinjjton;
H.
H.
Brierley,
Seattle
Mis
Dora
-'iorlek.
Terrace;
n
Doll.
T.
Doll,
Woodcock;
J.
Hos-kiu-.
Yanderhoof;
Mrs.
L.
Law-
lei
,
Ketchikan:
Mr
and
.Mrs.
D
!M.
Henshaw,
Portland,
Ore.;
Mr
jHui-kley
Shannon,
H.
W.
Groves,
t
sk;
J.
W.
Bennett.
Seattle;
Miss
Agnes
Donaldson,
Victoria.
Central
A,
M.
Pryce,
city:
J.
Anthony,
Ileum;
S,
Shefsky,
II.
D.
Zines,
C.
A.
Smith.
J.
E.
Heever,
C.'X-.H.;
I.
S.
C.
Marsh.
Chica'go;
().
E
wants
to
know,
what
gives
itjHarmon.
Kiowak:
K
E.
Harnum,
sueii
rielitipss
and
fine
flavor.
.
Vancouver:
ti.
W.
Smith,
Xew
I
in
good
inilk
comes
from
,
Westminster:
(ieo.
De
Colret,
prue
lieMs.
io
these
ami
tojMontreal;
C.
Hnrradim.
C.N.H
i
ue
pasture
lands
or
i
raser
i
Valley,
our
rare
climate
and
careful
hamlliog
nmsl
go
the
eredit
for
the
richness
and
natural
flavor.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vaneouver
'Factories:
Ladner
and
AbboUford,
B.C.
TOO
LATF.
TO
CLASSIFY
LOST-
At
Andrew's
picnic,
Diurhy
Island.
Sunday,
boy's
brown
sweater.
Finder
please
phone
Blue
120.
FOB
SALE.
Scow,
good'
as
nev,
with
three
room
cabin.
Xicj
living
house.
rice
S275.00.
Phone
Blue
283.
187
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
THE
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1925.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Gold,
$77,003,045;
Lode
fiold,
$i22',808
45U;
Silver,
$74,111,397;
Lead,
$89,218,007;
Copper,
$107,052,047;
zinc,
39,U23,047;
..Miscellaneous
Minerals,
81,595,387;
CoaJ
and
Coke,
273,058,953;
Building
Blone,
Hrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$44,905,880;
niakiHgjlsJiqi'rat
Prudufcliou
lo
tlte'iidfur
1925
show
an
..
:.
W..
''
'fc
'
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
r
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
Ihe
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
llic
Hritish
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granled
lo
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
hy
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
is
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.;
Full
information,
together
with
Mining
Heports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
grali-by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MNISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.U.
Practically
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
development
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Heports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
such
report".
They
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
H.C..
Heports
covering
each
of
the
six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separately,
and
arc
available
on
application.
Heports
of
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
ELEPHANTS
AT
CIRCUS
BROKE
TRAINER'S
RIBS
Took
to
Woods
at
Nelson
Following
Earlier
Breakaway
at
Edmonton
NELSON.
Aug.
9.
Five
e!c-j
phalli
ai
a
cui-us
went
on
.
lanipaire
at
Cranbrook
while-
being
unloaed
and
one
man,
tliei
bos
elephant
trainer,
sustained
several
broken
ribs.
The
animals
were
frightened
by
the
narking
of
a
dog
and
took
lo
the
wood.
The
animals
ar-i
"till
missing.
The
fame
animals
-went
on
a
tampede
at
Edmonton
recently
when
the
trainers
declared
thai
the
high
altitude
affected
them
In
telllrua
of
the
lalter
occur-renre
an
Edmonton
paper
stales
that
I
i
elephants
from
the
Sells-Plot
o
circus
recently
slam
leded
through
the
west
end
of
Ihe
city
and
went
on
a
wild
rampage
-which
did
not
end
u:i-
m
tne
.last
of
the
missirv
tmlls'
was
found
in
a
clump
of
brush
near
lOJth
Avenue
and!
I
ITU.-
(....
L';..l.
i...
al..
!
til
Clim.
I
rigutfliru
UJ
Mil
yapping
of
a
Hide
dog,
a
small
elephant
called
Mary,
whiup.
.villi
three
other
elephants,
had
just
been
hitched
to
an
ahiuiai
waguu
at
the
C.P.K.
depo.
Iruinpeled
shrilly
and
then
willi
a
mighty
heave
broke
away
from
the
harness
and
started
on
the
run
up
Jasper
Avenue.
Fly
fright
was
contagious,
and
be
fore
Ihe
circus
men1
could
.u
anything
to
prevent
il,
1
1
ele-
piiapis
were
making
off
through
the
railway
yards
and"
aunts
lasper
Avenue.
Eijtht
of
the
animals
were
soon
recaplured.
but
six
were
loose
Tor
several
hours.
It
Crashing
through
the
fence
of
the
general
hospital
garden.
hrce
of
the
elephants
ploughed
:heir
way
through
potatoes
and
berry
patches,
sending
clouds
of
dul
Si!
the
air
as
liiey
rushed
on
lo
smash
their
way
through
fences
on
the
other
side.
Mean
time
other
elephants
were
careening
along
Jasper
and
adja-en!
streets,
trumpeting
as
tliey
ran
a.
id
knot-kins
down
fence
like
matchwood
as
they
tor
Hirouigh
Kaiden
and
across
?
run
I
lots.
MALCOLM
LAMB
IS
WINNER
OF
SPOON
Malcolm
Lamb
won
the
silver
spoon
at
the
shool
of
the
North
B.C.
Hiigiment
on
the
McXichol
Creek
range
yeslerday
with
a
score
of
91.
Olher
scores
follow
:
200
500
COO
Til.
Malcolm
Lamb
28
31
32-
91
W.
JJrass
...
27
28
It.
Davidson
29
28
W.
Cameron
25
30
C.
V.
Kvilt
G.
II.
.
2tt
V.
Wilkinson
23
Floyd
21
H.
AVilsou
20
I
J.
Palmer
........
IK
F.
Hussell
21
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