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THw
DAILY
KSV3
FLOWER
SHOW
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
AT
HAZELTON
TPjTr
BY
GOLLY
MY
FEET
I
M
FAROON
tiR
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)
'
VE.LL
-WHO
I
AK
NIBUCK.
tVAMM
lot
ARE.
VOU?
CE
OF
PUTTER
AMD
R'
SAYS
GOLF
TO
ME.
I'LL
I
J
co.
we
-
Judgo
Young
Will
Open
Affair
on
August
20.
Arrangements
Complete.
Hazojlon,.
A
up.
.2-Al
a
rcnora
meeting
of
the
llazellbn'
Horticultural'
Society
iheld
recently,
August
'20
was
sclecled
as
tho
day
of
the
flower
exhibition.
Kach
year
the
interest
in
tho
growing
of
flowers
has
Increased
dajhis
lit
tie
town
'needed
at
tliefool
of
tlin.
mountain!.
Visitors
are
amazed
at
the
Quality
as
well
as
the
variety
qf.
i'he
.
flowers,
.and,
tourists
who
pass
through
carry
with
Miem
a
surprise
as
one
of
the
wonders
cit
'life
'
north.
During
the
pat.
two
years
this
society
has
been
supplying?
eut'flpwers
to
the
dining
cars
of
fhe
trains
and
many
are
'
the
comments
on
-tlie
floral
production.
Julge
Young
of
Prince
Rupert
lius'
becn
asked
to
open
I
he
show
this
year.
The
judges
selected
are
those
of
S.
"H.
Hoskins,
of
Smithers,
and
S.
Godwin,
of
Hurns
Lake.
Hblh'
of
these
gentlemen
are
well
qualified
to
select
the
ipriZjtv.jwimier.s
tfrom
amomg
U10
exhibits.
...
In
the
forenoon
of
Mie
show
daihVriVm"
lt
staged
children's
races,
to
bo
followed
by
an
Indiancsu''me
parade
which
is
expeded
wiil'be
entered
into
with
keen
interest
by
the
natives.
Under
the
personal
supervision
of
Dr.
'Harlan
I.
Smith,
of
Ottawa,
T.
II,
temiphell.of
Winnipeg,
andj
Ed.
Hyde,
Indian
agent,
there
will
J
be
an
Indian
curio
booth
which
should
prove
a
drawing
card,
as
these
f?entlemen
are
well
versed
in
Indiap
ait.
Especially
is
this
true
of
Dr.
'Smith,
who
has
made,
a
life
.Study
of
Indian-
art,
and
is
well
qualified
to
give
prominence
to
this
section
of
the
show.
The
flower
show
will
be
open
to
the
public
10m
2.30
to
5
o'clock,
t
I
HIM
TO
THE
TcCl
iV1
"'
&i'iM
HOSPITAL!
A
('bENDl
week
at
Hie
home
of
the
former's
brut
her,
I.
D.
Munro
of
Ter
race.
Tbcy
were
making
the
triangle
trip
through
H.C.
Miss
Esther
Taff
spent
several
days
at
Pacific
at
the
beginning
of
the
week,
reluming
home
or.
Wednesday.
D.
(1.
Munro
of
Prince
Rupert
returned
home
on
Thursday
afte;'
spendinig
Several
days
with
hls
family
who
are
summering'
in
Terrace.
Mrs.
Ilobt.
I'arreI
and
daugh
ter
of
Allwbod,
Onl.,
who
havt
been
visiting
at
the
home
of
Mr.
which
will
be
followed
by
a
ball
J
Mrs.
Geo.
Dover'
entertained
game
'for
('hose
who
care,
for
it.Jthe
H.D.
Itridge
Club
on
Tuesday
"and
for
others,
there
is
being
pro-
cvenin
vided
a
gooVI
picture
show.
The
day's
'proceeding
will-close
with
Miss
Muriel
Vance
who
hn
a
big
dance
in
the
evening.
The
been
visiting
at
the
home,
of
Mr
executive
is
very
anxious
to
make
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Lillle
returned
the
show
this
year
bigger
and
bet-Mo
ber
home
in
Prince
Rupert
ter
than
ever.
MISS
CARMICHAEL
DIED
LAST
WEEK
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
jon
Thursday.
Mrs.
R.
Ct.
Large
of
Hazellon
accompanied
Dr.
Large
on
hi
4
weekly
visit
to
Terrace
on
Thursday.
expect
lo
go
ooulli
as
far
as
California
unit
from
there
to
Vermont
where
their
parents
Terrace
Fall
Fair
will
be
held
011
seplember
22
Aid
23,
a
letter
of
approval
of
those
dales
by
the
Provincial
Fairs
Hoard
having
been
received
by
Secretary
J
H.
Agar
this
last
week.
At
a
recent
meeliue:
of
the
Terrace
Fair
Hoard
it
was
ite-iM'ded
lo
offer
a
prize
for
the
best
advertising
materia.1
for
I
lit
Terrace
Fnll
Fair
to
be
dinplayei?
0
any
vehicle
in
the
district
for
one
week
before
the
fair.
The
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Dover,
in
thejjuiigi:
will
be
done
Ihe
mornirv
course
of
a
holiday
trip
through
iof
the
fair.
Ihe
west,
left
on
Wednesday
for'
Prince
iiupert
and
thence
..to
UA7C1TAM
southern
H.C.
1
nALELlUn
Cecil
Hacker
of
Prince
Rupert
is
spending
a
holiday
in
town.
Tom
H.
Marsh
left
at
the
be
ginning
of
the
week
for
Cedar-J
vale
where
he
has
taken
a
posi.
wa.
lion
w.th
the
Hanson
Timbei
.
v
.
Co.
Miss
Jean
Hums
is
receiving
the
congratulations
of
hel-friends
in
being
successful
at
her
examinations.
he
i
spending
a
few
days
at
Smithers
and
Telk-
Mrs.
Hugh
A.
Harris
children
are
camping
at
Kathlyn.
.
y,e9M'FH
J'-arl
9f
hor
musical
J
MAndy"
Anderson
who
hashers
of
flxnininafinn
'
with"
first
clasa.been
liolidaviiiflr
hi
town
rnlurnoil
minitiiir
Ronald
and
Norman
Allen,
sons
of
Mr,
;atjH
Mrs.
Frank
W.
Allen,
Prince
Rupert,
are
holidaying
at
Hill'
Farm,
Terrace.
ana
Lake
Robert
Tomlinson
has
itur-
W
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
by,
Ketchikan;
Miss
Ida
II.
(Sur-
chasfd
a
new
lord
tliroiili-lialhanyOtIl.;
lialhany0tll.;
.Noniran
uary
agency
in
town
Funeral
Was
Very
Large
One
town
on
Thursday
when
their
At
a
recent
meeting
'of
thnlird
and
F.
11.
Farquharson,
Sea'.
Ana
many
Flowers
seni
Dy
private
car
was
left
on
the
sid-
llazelton
'Horticultural
Snclelv
Me;
J.
T.
dollinsiead
ro-t
Wil
rlenas
ana
hamuy
in.
Their
two
sons
who
have
Mr.
A.
E.
Falrtmer
.
"iemtero.1
Ham:
Mr.
and
ilrs.
L.
Yanre.
Wrealhs
and
oilier
floral
of-
been
noiidaririC
at
Mill
Farm
Imr
rp4ii!rn.itinn
na
doprni.-in-.lllsoii:
r.
It.
itooknnn.
Inver
Mhi,U,
,og.
-
the
relurnei
to
Prince
Ruoerl
wilh
Irensurer
Her
sneee..r
u
.1
nes:
J.
(loon.
Port
Ivlwani
death
occurred
suddenly
last
hi,Pm
on
Friday.
H.
Y'oung.
A.
R.
Mummery,
Chatham,
Ont
WeeK
01
.MISS
I'.lla
armlChael.l
...
An&u
Mcl.eml
Slewarf
A
(.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(.eorce
Oscar
Oendron
and
John
Con-
The
TJew
Mvrbs
slore
is
neal-
Hree',.
Canton,
O
;
II.
V.
Spnugg
aiijcliael;
oFUueen
Uiarlofle
,ure
of
(np
Kalum
Lake
mining
ing
completion
and
when
finish:
nd
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pelersen,
Ket-
uuy,
pioneer
01
me
isian.is.
msp
.lislrict
arrived
in
town
on
will
be
one.
of
the
hst
inF'lUkan.
was
only
sixteen
years
or
are.
Thursday.
They
renort
that
the
inn
Central
He
funeral
was
attended,
by
hnnnellinir
'work
on
Ihe
Hnnnr?
L
.
R.
Dvkes
ami
family.
Winn'-
atiout
100
peopro,
ail
ot
wnomjiavj
claims,
bn
Ihe
Little
Hea-
Miss
Stewart"
of
Ylfloria
has
rg;
I.
Minuk,
C.N.R.;
Ed.
Cher
yeni
in
iaunej.es
n,e
rami
y
VPr,
for
which
T.
H.
Scolt
of
,,een
engaged
by
the
school
board
Shames;
Capl.
and
Mrs.
A.
Was
taken
In
Capl
am
Newberry
s
Terrace
has
the
contract,
is
rr
for
the
Ihe
cnmlmr
vear
as
!succe-
Thomas.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
.1.
Col-
1
.
1
cM.i.n.n.
n
,n.
..ri
a..
1
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1
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uuoi
HiUl!nii,
uir,
.
(....Ik
.
,
p,
ii-
nroarressins
progressing
verv
very
sallsractnrily.
salisf.ielnrilr.Lr.-
or
i.-.
lo
...
Miss
lii
.
rnn
Tervo
,.
..I,.
who
resigned
oJi.Tr...,illiiis.
Dins.
.
A.
A.
A.
A.
Murilit,
Vancouver
.
.
.
'j
-
-
-
,1
.'v.
1
1
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-
.1
ill.
.
I
,v
I
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1
1
1
III
-1-
listen
.
ror
laKing
rnen.ls
tteing
ciuhlv
Teet
huvinir
been
m
It.
W.
MacLeod,
eltv.
I
"
-
-
-
-
n
1
F
M
V
'
.7inint
livyitlWH
U
I
"
-
-
-
.
the
Maritime
Fisheries
launch
pliM.ed
in
the
last
twenty-eight
WeJegraph
Creek
Helianfe,
Capl.
;toberts
Ourcn
(iay.
They
left
for
Vaitarsdo!
f'
Charlotte
Girl,
Caplain
Valley'slnn
Friday.
timarK,
uapiam
nasue
s
tiamn-
W.
W.
Anderson,
niatiager
of
Ihe
Hudson
Hay
store,
and
fam-
ler.'anu
uapiain
wuieu
s
tauncn.
n.
L.
Cl.ivlnn
wi
of
Kmitlrs
7iniii,ri
hiv
i..n
ti.u
,nL
n
A
.
iir-
i
,
r.
,
I
u""lt"
ii.i-Miy,
jrii
mis
wimtk
ijh
a
moionilg
I"
SPORT
CHAT
Mu,v.
iT
Ulm.
u.r
lur
rented
Ihe
property
of
A.
Meek-
trin
wblch
Will
lake
them
as
far
Mis
.firt-irnil
l-:deile.'
the
mrai
and
preached
a
very
im-
-intr
on
th
unh:
t?..
ei
I
h-a..
pres,slve
sermon
at
the
graveside
.
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nf
i"
,
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i
uh
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j
iiuiTiuuii
9
iniiiiifr.
7iuni
r
t
iniijf
,:,
a
'
nty
itf
Mt"
Mr.
Williams
of
Hums
Lake
L
.
i
Hanft,
Kas)re
Mowat,
J.I
I
arrived
in
town
at
-
the
....
...
beginning
n
c.
iairn-
.urn
r
j
I'll
ilMin
lo
be
away
about
three
weeks.
cycle
ride
as
part
of
her
train
i:4?
at
Cane
.jris-Nez
fo;
ner
l
wa
1nl'al.
la
.Aflniftnir
nn.l!..ni..in.l
I'lu.ininl
...Itrt
fia
T.'r...
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iiiiainiiiiH
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in
ujwii.
one
m
nr.
ii.iiei
le
mane
several
nueinni
u
iiuurn
Willie-
Ul
lUIierai
was
nUetller
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nml
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l.i
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linn
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nunii.
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i'u.-.niiiuiii
lit
was
liunm
tftf!
Ul
vil
nut
uvi'
-
KM,r
.
ro
7,
,
''ap',
"
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Marriott,
of
Nan-
.,.
V,..,.-,,
yuiuu,,,
uh.
Mn
00),p
G(
flre
SJ,en(lin(t
a
ll0
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k
i
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"'"Mday
In
town
iniiiiij,
ii,
i.imjiii
lie,
.i
r.
nun
.111
A.
J.
Gordon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
C
unsuccessful.
a
popular
old
country
cotm-Han
There
are
many
fine
flower
also
ind-nd
lo
try
to
conquer
gardens
around
tho
community
line
Channel
waters
this
year,
Ibis
season,
some
of
whose
o
special
mention
are
Mrs.
R.
S.
Recently
Phil
SeoU
heavy
G.
'.
F.
Moncklon
of
Royal
Oak,
Bargent's,
E.
Hyde's,
John
New-
weight
champion
of
Emglani.
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.....
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f
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.ill.
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Mrs
J
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Front
Mr
Ii
I
v.
.
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aL'iuuiiimntu'i
narris
.
1
ne
coinpeuiion
win
ie
Manner,
on
mni!s
in
uieir
iweniy
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r-
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I
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Hl.lntitl
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Ken7ie
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r'
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ai
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conies',
ai
S'JUllllimptun
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I
A
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Maiigaret
and
Edna
Stevens,
Missl
,...
,
,.,
...
the
Silka
Spruce
mills.
'
TERRACE
NOTES
?Miss-
Janet
Young
passed
honors,
taking
U2
per
cent.
Janet
fapupil'of
Miss
French.
Mis
Vilrnn
l-'n
i
rli-,4
rti
Miaa.-
...
;
cnrnirn
iiiiiuiW
inmi-r
flower
.imiw
nuiKni
iieeiiey
was
lllKlllif
ill"
piilire
111
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--
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.,
...
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it
1
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ii
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1.
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r
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n
n
1
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Mvriti.
n.t
nlti't
nv.i,h.i..
n
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nPw
ni
Miwang.j
.ugusi
i'o.
Tr.T""
v
f
.
p.
s
III!
Mllll
II.
..lf
.
I
Vallev.
Mr.
nh.t
Mr,
.
I
r.
Sin.
""'.
"
visnor
in
town
yns.M.-s.
P.
Turner,
.Misses
-
Mir
".riiAni,
Willi
nnu
iiiiisui
I
in
III.
trailing
tiroir
to
the
bout
P''"
during
n
the
week.
""'
nDIMft?
PRINT.E
PPADrr
HFORCR
liu.n
wa
consenueniy
unable
lo
learn
out
hi
contract
lo
mee
Scolt.
Ihursday.
James,
has
arrived
In
Prince
'Hie'
G.y.n
baseball
toim
Is
ccr
George
to
assume
Ihe
duties
of
Mainly
nulling
things
over
In
lb
Miss
M.
Dobb.
returned
to
parish
priest,
during
the
absence
f
Senior
Leaaint
these
days.
On
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday
nf-ln
Europe
of
Rev.
Father
Leray.
I'rf.iay
night
they
decisively
dn
ter
spending
some
days
In
town.
fealed
the
Grand
Trrnlnals
by
the.
'
1
1
x
-''
The
civic
emtdoyeo
and
mem-
score
of
IS
runs
lo
5
but
Jl
was
their
fnmillcs,
to
Mm
la
pity
'ue
viinc:.itfheil
were
un-
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It
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lo
Prince
Rupe.rt
nn
Thursday.
Iheld
their
annual
picnic
at
Hed-
otherwise
the
victory
would
have
Mrs.
Cha.
Carpenter
........
a...
1.
mirtu
last
Wednesday
afternoon,
nrcn
greairr
and
The
arrangements
were
in
Ihe
slnndpoint.
daughter
Verna
of
Doreen
were
hands
of
Mayor
Taylor
and
the
from
a
moral
visitors
In
town
during
tho
members
of
Ihe
city
council
and
"Rrick"
Skinner
Is
to
be
rnm-
week,
a
very
enjoyable
nflernoon
wa
mended
for
his
Snorting
and
spent.
public
piri
in
erwllnc
the
new
Louis
and
Joe
Walker,
two
Unring
board
n
.'
the
Salt
Ldke..
Mr.VnndIrs.
D.
.G.
Mutiro
and
Swiss.
lumbermen;
who
hnve
been
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
O.
Herry
of
on
Thursday
nflernoon.
"Uriel:''
son
of
Los
Anigeles,
Cal.,
were.
working
in
the
woods
here,
left
Vancouver
snenl
a
few
days
In
went
lo
a
inl
nf
trouble
In'
ns
guests
at
the.
beginning
of
the
on
Friday
for
the
coast.
TheyUhe
clly
this
week
on
a
villi
ombllng
lool'and
obtaining
the
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
with
,E.
H.
Fultner,
a
brother
of
Mrs.
Herry.
When
they
reach-ed
Prince
(ieorge
Mr.
and
Mr.
Herry
had
covered
3,000
miles
of
the
provincial
highways.
CHINESE
COOK
DIES
Lee
Quosk,
an
elderly
Chinaman,
died
suddenly
at
his
rcM-desic.
H2
I
To
1
i
d
Avenue,
Ial
night.
He
nad
bei
n
employed
u
a
ciiok
at
Ihe
uile
l.uneli
and
was
working
up
to
7
o'olock
last
niight.
Wnile
reading
in
bed
If
suddenly
fell
ovr
and
expired
Funeral
arraignments
are
in
lh
hantls
of
the
1
1
-i
:
.
1'tnlertakers.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
-
Prince
Rupert
H.
E.
Huill,
S.uille;
Mrs.
MiU
ler
and
Miss
Irene
McAfee,
tleprgelown
Mills:
D.
H.
Frith,
c.
H.
Oulram,
Vancouver;
D.
U
Scoll.
Winnipeg;
Mrs.
(.
Ilih-
lev
Chic;Kgoi
Miss
Mummery,
:
Mrs.-
Wilson.
Carslairs,
,lta.;
L.
H.
Nyhus,
Ml.
Vernon.
Wasb.;
U.
Ifc
Hrindle,
lack
Sparkes,
of
Terrace
U
Hullir,
S.D
.;
Ellice
T.
YamelL
again
spending
a.
few
days
vis.lt-
Redondo
Reach.
Cal;
'Mr.
and
incf
his
brother-in-law,
T.
ll.lMrs.
Simpson
Anyox;
E.
H.
Pol
YValsli.
iarl.
vici.iri.Y;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1
C.
McConanghy,
Miss
Francos
M.
S.
.1.
Winsby,
manager
ofll-ong.
Miss
Hazel
Duff,
Mis
the
Royal
Hank,
and
family
b'h
Elizabeth
Herg,
Gapl.
A.
I'liomas
Ibis
week
en
route
lo
Ihe
south
Wilkinsburg.
Pa.;
'H.
rcw..
t-
wuere
4
wen
earned
vacation
pioney,
n.u.;
.v.
1,.
arsons,
10-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
II.
Toboy
0'
will
le
spent.
ronto;
R.
Kslon
Pbyfe,
liartforri.
Prince
Runert
tvere
visitors
ml
.
.
IConn
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
J.
T.
1
1
:i
z
WANTED.
STOCK
ISSU
E
Wanied
in
Company
needing
additional
financing
or
pmtnollon
with
real
merit
end
possibilities,
(live
complete
details
first
comniu-nicaimn.
Arthur
Inngley
Rose
&
Co.,
5fi
Wall
Street,
New
York
City.
178
WANTED
Position
as
assistant
bookkeeper
ami
stenographer
by
young
man
still
in
business'
college.
Hox
312
Dally
.New
Office.
WANTED
at
one.
Maid
Tor
general
work.
Apply
Miss
Da
vies.
Phone
(Sreen
It
I.
158
MAID
Wanted.
Mrs.
F.
Me
1
1.
Young.
Fourlh
Avenue
East.
FOR
SALE.
I'OR
'SALE.
New
modern
busi
ness
block.
Rooms
and
apartments
are
well
furnished.
All
goes
at
It
stands.
Also
mnl
ern
three-roomed
houe
partly
furnished
on
same
lot.
Here
ir
a
home
and
business
readj
to
step
In.
A
real
pick-up
for
cash.
Property
can
be
seen
during
afternoon
hours.
Term
can
be
arranged.
Owner,
Set
ond
Avenue
West
7e".
170
FOR
SALE.
Pleasure
launch
"fiwen,"
in
good
condition:
powered
with
four
horsepowei
Easlhnpe
enginr..
Apply.
Iu;-
len.
Daily
Nf.ws.
tt
LOST.
r
-'
Phone
OR
SALT.
iil
acre,
uarli
cleared.
wiMi
house
lmx21,
hi
Kisptox
Valley,
2(1
miles
from
Hazellon.
Close
to
school
and
post
office.
Apply
Ro
3
IS.
Daily
News
Office.
FOR
SALE.
Hotel
Masselt.
.
good
bargain.
Ill
health
cause
for
selHiw.
Apply
Wllllan
Hudson,
Massctt.
H.C.
FOR
SALE.
Twenty-two
foot
launch,
tt
h.p.
engine,
speed
l
knots.
Sacrifice
275.0(
Phone
Red
720.
ii
FL'RNirt'RE
FOR
SALE.
Ches
terfield
oui
lie,
dining
room
suite,
rug,
bedroom
furniture
Phone
675.
17(
ri:.N"l'
FOR
SALE.
New
this
year
and
used
only,
one
week
Price
$20.
Pulleii,
Dally
New;
FOR
SALE.
Hargain.
Two
bed
and
beddimg.
range,
healer
Phone
Hlack
500.
I
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
8.1
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
ROOM.
Hoard
Third
Avenue.
optional.
t2
Phone
Red
330
LOST.
llowhoat
in
Prince
Ru
perl
Harbor;
painted
gray
with
black
bottom.
Finder
please
inform
"Jack
Cook
at
lannfl
Moy
Hlrd."
Reward.
material,
and
will
doubtless
re
:eive
the
Hiatus
of
the
users
of
this
uivorile
swimming
spot
Public
(hanks
are
alo
due
lo
'.apt.
Swsnsnn,
presldenl
of
Ihe
Swiiuirliiig
Club,
for
his
efforts
in
transporting
the'
necessary
nialer;al
across
the
harbor.
PRINOE
RUPERT
TIDES
Monday,
August
2.
High
8,10
n.m.
15.0
f
20.52
p.m.
18.5
ft
Low
2.27
a.m.
0.0
ft
J
Lit)
p.m.
8.8
ft
Tuesday,
August
3.
High
10.08
a.m.
15.7
ft
2I.5t
p.m.
18.0
fl.
Low
3.U
a.m.
O.t
fl
15.37
p.m.
9.5
ft
TO
RENT
Articles
Lot
and
Found,
&C
FOR
RENT.
Larsen
building
at
171
Third
Avenue
East;
six
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premises
on
street
,
ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer,
139
Second
Avenue.
OR
RENT.
Two
first
class
modern
flats;
Monarch
ranges.
water
paid:
one
.
furnished
Wcstcnbaver
Hros.'
HOUSES
for
Rent.
Some
are
furnished.
120
and
up.
App,
215
Fourth
Avenue
Kant.
FOR
RENT.
Plant's,
phono
graphs
and
"win
manhine
Walker's
Musir
Slore.
FOR
RENT.
Four
room
suite.
hot
water
healed.
Apply
ftmlu
&
Matlet.
MODERN
HOl'SH
for
rentFive
rooms
ami
bath.
Munro
ltro.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
iah'ELSE
LODGE,
near
Terrace.
Visit
Lakelso
,
Hthla
Hoij
springa.
t.illiia
Is
one
of
th
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rheumatism.
Good
tlf
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
in
Lakelse
take
and
river.
Motor
meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge.
Tele
phone
connected
lo
Terraro
J.
Ilruce
Johnslone.
manatver
CHEVROLET
Why
be
wil
limit
a
oar?
$350
nuke
the
first
payment
on
a
New
Improved
CHEVROLET,
the.
balance
in
twelve
sueresMve
easy
instalments.
Let
u
demonstrate!
KAIEN
OARAQE
Dealers
in
all
General
Motor
Products.
Hrak
lining
by
nn-
rhinrry.
Cylinder
regrindina
and
reboring.
Ford
overhauling
ami
anlr
,
flat
rale
prn-es
Wreckina
Serv
day
and
nigh1.
Fhe
rollowiny
prices
nro
now
1'ireelive,
F.ft.H.
I'rince
Ruper'..
itovernmenl
taxes
Included:
Ritnabout
,
$581.00
port
Roadster
080.00
Touring
C02.00
Coupe
751.00
I'udor
Sedan
7C0.00
Eonlor
Sedap
8.H.00
Light
Delivery
552.0fi
1,1.
Delivery
Van
01!)
.00
Commercial
Chassis
I8.0n
frock
Chassis
Sir
r8.00
Self
starter
included
on
all
-models.
Term
payments
arranged
tf
if
desired.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealers.
219
Second
Avenue.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODGE
Heautlfully
situated
near
Terry
Landing
Altitude
2115
feet.
Camping
and
Fishing
Trfpi
arranged
FIRST
CLASS
TAHLE
with
produce
1TIESII
FROM
THE
FARM.
Take
a
Trip
to
the
Lake
Country
,,
Ibis
year.
,
.,.
For
reser'vnl
Ion's,
writ
Mrs.
Henkel.
Francois
Lake.
It.C
TAXI
Phono
07
Taxi
.
(Call
nenrge,
Paul
or
(lust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
nl
your
disposal
any
lime
HUSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meokor
Block.
Acrosa
from
Empress
Hotel.
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