M
Augut
2,
1926.
hi
in
Snowy
Whitenew1
You're
sure
of
snowy-whiteness
always
in
the
children's
garments
in
your
own
pretty
things
in
all
your
dainty
linens
and
cottons
if
you
always
use
Reckitt's
Bag
Blue
In
ihe
handy
bag
with
tha
Blue
and
White
stripes
REPAIRS
M
..
i.
mi.
k--
!
Typewriters
and
all
makes
of
Gramophones
P
irK.
moot
n'd.
i
iirrictl
oi
Uirk.
,
voi
ir
macluiic
mil)
iitl
Meaning,
unir
adjuM-ui.ixlit-
a
new
cylinder.
But
whatever
it
need,
ii
i
iMitind
fojierd
It;
Hi
linger
you
wait
A
ii
i
mi.-
i'
I-
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r
t
.
"i
it
'
hark-
.
I
,i
I
hit
viik-
.
i-lui
firM
rl.i--.
AU
work
iriiaranteed.
llfrJD
n
,
SEND
IT
TO
THE
:-
LAUNDRY
-:-
ALU
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
ug
three
diliiii
I
'r
n
r
lor
Kaiiiily
Work,
vu:
SOFT
FINISH,
THFUF-T-SEnVICE
and
WET
WASH
tit
iiiunI
rr.fitinulilf
prices.
DRY
CLEANING,
PRESSINQ
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
118-
u(
m!I
i"
Hie
rest.
Circus
in
town
THE
TWISTUM
CIRCUS
NOW
SHOWING
Elephants,
Lions,
Tigers,
Bears,
Giraffes,
Wolves,
Etc.
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
'ir
'v'sf
TliiiiK
ii
Toy
Unrnltle
tuul
Wnhullo.
If
not
nlnuaul,
will
ll
for
ye-ars.
11
Woir,
llttlibit,
Iml.
I'm.
IK'nr,
each
$1.00
-Ilfl
TlgUfH,'
tMUtll
XleA
W
n-
c.is
n,.i,
.
.
.
$1.85
and
SI
.50
mill
CuiiitiN,
ciu'lt
tl'or
r.
cmh
-
.n..ii
.1
$3.00
Ormes
Ltd.
Tiie
11HXAI.I.
STOIti:
-:
The
I'MNHKU
HIlUnulHTS
3rd
Avenue
and
0th
Street
Phonos
82
and
200
Local
and
Personal
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
878.
tf
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Crystal
Firelighters,
48
for
M.0(.
Hyde
Trausfer.
Phone
580.
tf
A.
A.
Murflt
wuh
an
arrival
on
the
Cardeua
yealenlay
after
noon.
The
yvMjftitmuiiil
train
due
on
Mine
this
afternoon
at
3.30
o'-
CIUL'K.
liuitchall
ame
tonight
at
0.30.
(irand
Terminal
vs.
Suns
of
Canada.
Mi
li.
Lovr
was
a
paenaer
for
Sir
war
I
aboard
the
(iardena
ycHlcrtlay
afternoon.
Frank
Fiteh
of
the
cuxloni
ulaff
mill
on
the
Prince
GeorR-j
this
afternon
for
Ocean
Falls
oh
dutyv
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
J.
Collins
ar
rived
in
the
city
on.
the
Cardcna
vi-stenlay
afteriioofi
to
visit
witn
fronds.
Hi
nar
nd?rson
was
fined
625
and
cost
in
Die
city
police
court
this
riioriilitK
on
a
charge
of
drunkenness.
fieorju.
Clothier,
resident
min
In
engineer,
lefl
for
iultlier
on
this
afternoon'
train
on
depart
mental
business.
Mrs.
Kit)
Keith,
who
has
been
tppmiing
a
vacation
in
Kilniou-
i
on.
returned
to
the
city
on
yes-
prday
afternoon's
train.
Mr.
am
Mrs.
C.
F.
Kemp,
who
have
been
hollil.iyititr
in
Victoria
returned
(o
the
city
on
(lie
Car-
dena
yearcnlay
afternoon.
CP.lt.
steamer
Prinoesshar
iylle,
Uapt.
C
C.
Saintey,
was
in
port
on
Saturday
afternoon
from
J-JO
to
5.30
o'clock
southbound.
CN.lt.
steamer
1'rinee
(leorKO.
Capt.
II.
Neihlen.
docked
at
II
o'clock
this
illumine
from
Skner-
.vay.
Alaska,
and
sailed
for
Van
Hiuver
and
wayMirl
at
t
p.m.
'
Mr
Jrihn
K.
IlavM
nii.l
fimt
it',
vrhif
ha
Ihwii
udin
tiir
oast
two
wwks
iKindayinp
in
Vi
ina
returned
tn
tli"
city
ye
erday
aflitrnonn
on
the
Canlona.
John
Shepherd
Mra
fined
fiO
nod
-ols
by
Mapislrate
Mcl.eod
m
Mil-
rily
pollc
court
thi
niortiini:
on
a
char?-
of
uiioxi
i-acoii
and
Kssaull
at
Port
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(ierhartli
weir
laieners
aboard
the
Canlena
yesterday
afternon
tn
nuie
!
Alue
Arm.
Mr.
(erlmrdi
is
iu-leresled
in
the
Toric
mine
in
that
disliiet.
Mi.s
C
lloe
Jidiuson
of
New
York,
and
C.
.lohnoii,
hor
hro-
Uier.
nf
liudon,
HnpliiiMl.
who
have
heen
visiting
Mr.
and
Mrs.
:
K.
Cullen,
lefi
for
Victoria
Saturday.
The
lu
Anyox
arrived
it
IHtrl
yesterday
miiriiinir
from
Vancouver
with
a
liarpe
in
low
eoutainUiv
ome
27,000
gallons
of
Curvin
for
the
oily
street
surfacing.
The
lurvia
was
unloaded
at
the
Ocean
Hook.
Peter
Paulka
was
fined
lti
and
costs
in
the
city
polic-e
cour1
li.in
morniiw:
for
assaulting
Al
Patilka
striking
Haxendnl
wllh
a
spike.
t
ii
ion
steamer
Canlena,
Capt,
A.
F.
Dickson,
ducked
at
5
o'-
ictock
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
wayporls
and
sailed
for
Stewart
and
Anyox
at
K
p.m.
Passengers
debarking
here
included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
F,
Kvinp,.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
J.
Col.
llins.
A.
A.
Mui-rU.
Mrs,
Hamilton
n
iii
I
Mrs.
Jno.
Davey
and
family.
Passengers
for
the
north
were
(A.
S.
Halllle,
Mis.
llarclny,
Miss
Field,
(t.
Lawn
and
Mrs.
Han-son
and
soi
for
Anyox;
and
C.
j.M.
llrynnl
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Me-jtiriegor.
and
Miss
H.
Love
for
l
Stewart.
I
TOO
LATR
TO
CLASSIFY
WANTFD.-
Two
nldies
to
work
in
spare
time.
Oond
money
can
he
earned.
Apply
Hox
311
Dally
News
Office.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
"
PAGE
THREE
CONTRACT
LET
FOR
OIL
DOCK
WORK
AND
PILING.
HA8
ARRIVED
CrcoHOled
nillna.
to
he
need
in
connection
with
the
erection
of
the
tirw
Union
oil
dock
on
the
waterfront
.opjiOMitc
the
P.
Hums
Coin-
'puny
abattoir,
armed
jets-
itefjlay
in
tow
of
the
hfl?
Anyox.
John
Curri'e
A'
Hon
'
have,
secured
the
contract
for'tbe
pile
driving.
The
Valhalla
'picnic
was
post
posed
yesterday
on
account
of
inslometit
weather.
Machinery
fur
tlx-
Dunwcll
mine
at
H
It-wart
,wa
loaded
ye-leiday
at
the
dry
dock
by
the
tuu'
Anyox.
.
John
Huckley,
an
old
timer
o:
the
north
and
ra
city
property
pwner,
is
in
Ihg
city
from
Vic
toria
renewing
acquaintances.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
o.
iewc
and
family
leave
on
tomorrow
morn
ing's
train
to
spend
Hie
summer
vacation
at
Lake
KaMilyn,
Smilh-
crs.
Joe
(ireer
saiU
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
afleriioon
on
a4)U.si
ness
trip
In
Port
Clements,
and
other
(Jueen
Charlotte
Is'aud
points.
lly
popular
demand.
"The
Iro.
Horse"
will
he
shown
at
the
Westholme
loday,
and
tomorrow
at
Monday
and
TurMlay
prices,
'-ith
Ncws-OareUe.
"Illllie''
Ilmwir
ulia
Vivian
Kennedy
was
fliul4tri0
and
cosls
by
Magistrate
.Mll.eod
in
the
elty
police
cciifl
this
niorni.i
on
a
charge
of
iutdxiValiou.
CN.fl.
steamer
Prince
Charles.
Capl.
Ned
McLesttf-i
due
in
pur'
from
the
south
litis
afternoon.
The
catnound
trai
n
will
he
hel.i
until
the
steamer's
arrival.
TL
Hoys'
Hand,
under
(h
.onduelorship
of
Ilundmasier
T.
WiNon,
jravo
a
hand
concert
on
Toiein
Pole
Hill
yesterday
after
noon
to
a
larpe
and
apprecia
live
audience.
Honald
Wilson
is
leaving
the
city
mi
this
afternoon's
train
for
Edmonton
on
It
foor
month's
visit.
He
will
aftftnvimls
pro
ceed
to
Detroit
where
lie
may
locate
permanently.
,
Miss
Hose
Hoffman
and
Johansou
will
he
inarried
at
.
o'clock
tomorrow
afternoon
ai
the
Prince
nuiert
Hotel.
They
will
pneed
on
Iheir
honeymoon
to
Victoria,
Iis
Angeles
and
New
York
en
route
to
Kalmar,
Sweder.
Acronling
lo
the
Hritish
Col
umbia
(iazetle
Itobert
Howard
Alanier
of
Anyox
and
Micliae;
Manson.
M.1..A.,
of
'
Statr
Hay,
have
heen
appoinled
Justices
of
the
pea-r
and
Andy
Christensen
of
Iti'lla
i.oola
has
heen
made
a
not
ary
initdie.
PROPERTYOWNER
VISITING
IN
CITY
R.
Eston
Phyfe
Sees
Improvement
Since
He
Was
Here
Two
Years
Ago.
Much
pleased
with
the
improved
nppeamiii-e
of
Prince
lluperl
streets
and
the
general
air
of
prosperity.
It.
F.slon
Phye,
of
Hartford.
Connecticut,
is
in
the
hert
Itaxendal
on
Saturday
nf-
oily
today
and
will
-remain
until
ternimn.
The
two
men
got
intojilo
t,r
the
week.
He
was
an
altercation
which
resulted
Pi
formerly
part
owneHof
Ihe
block
In
which
George
Tile
and
the
Kaien
Hardware
do
husiues
-,
but
recently
bought
out
his
partner
mid
acquired
the
sole
ownership,
from
George
H.
Kingsbury.
The
building
was
erected
by
them
in
100.
On
his
way
here
Mr.
Phyfe
slop-
red
off
at
Montreal.
Jasper,
Prince
George
ami
Sini'hers.
It
is
two
years
since
was
tieru
before.
WEATHER
FOR
MONTH
Sunshine
Totalled
9S.4
Hours
During
July
and
Rainfall
4.89
Inches
Toe
following
weather
report
for
the
month
of
July
is
is-sueii
from
the
Dominion
meteor-olouical
station
at
lilgby
Island:
Hniufall,
I.
HO
inches.
Sunshine,
U5.1
hours
Maximum
Ic.inpertHure,
73
on
July
12,
Minimum
temperature.
42
.on
CANDY
MJSlNKSst
For
Sale
at
July
2.
722
Fulton
Street,
Apply
at1
Maximum
wind
mileage,
per
store;",
hour,
33
on
July
13.
FUNERAL
TODAY
OF
MRS.
NELLY
MORK
The
funeral
of
Mrs.
Nelly
Mork
and
baby
was
held
at
2.30
o'clock
tliis
afternoon
from
the
IJ.C
Undertakers'
Chapel,
llcv.
T
ICHinde
officiating-
The
hymnal
accompaniments
were
played
by
W'l
VaiiKtiaii
Dav'jes..
Inernient
was
made
at
Fairview
cemetery.
The
pall
hearer
were
Capt.
J.
'Morrison,
W.
II.
Sherman
Sr.,
A.
Nilson,
M.
Nilson,
W.
Nllson
and
A
Anderson.
.F'loral
tributes
were
sent
by
(he
following:
The
husband;
Charles
Folsoui,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
Arndiksen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
IK
.Strand,
Capt.
and
Mrs.
It.
1
(Irecn
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mr-.
J,
Dohi,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lindseth,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Anderson.
N.
M.
Nelson,
Matt
Nelson.
Andrew
Anderson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
h.
Iverson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Strand
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pete
Wikdai.
Mi
Ilaruhild.
ORGAN
RECITAL
AT
ANGLICAN
CHURCH
ltev.
A.
W.
It.
Ashley,
who
has
heen
oceupying
the
pulpit
of
ttie
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
for
th-past
two
weeks,
dtirin
the
al
senee
of
Archdeacon
Hix.
gave
an
organ
recital
at
the
conclusion
nf
the
evening
service
last
night
before
a
large
and
appre-lative
congregation,
ltev.
Ashler
also
thanked
the
Archdeacon
a;'J
eoiiziegatinu
for
the
many
acts
of
courtesy
and
friendliness
expended
to
liitn
during
his
stay
in
Ihe
city.
Mr.
Ashley
will
return
to
his
home
in
Stewart
on
the
Prince
Charles
thix
afternoon.
AMATEUR
TROLLERS
BROUGHT
IN
SALMON
Say
Fishermen
Are
Doing
Well
Near
Warke
Canal
George
Hryaut
was
host
to
u
party
of
amateur
salmon
trollcrt-
over
the
week
end
aboard
tin
uunch
llarla,
which
relumed
from
the
Warke
Canal
district
last
night
with
a
catch
of
six
mlnioti
weighing
approximately
DO
poupds.
The
party
eonsistcil
of
W.
Williseroft.
A.
It.
Nlcliol-
and
S4
K,
Campbell.
The
fisher
men
report
the
eotipcs
lo
be
rup
nine
wH
in
the
vicinity
of
Hull
Hay
and
the
trolling
boats
aver
aging
from
30
to
50
fish
a
dav
winch
are
being
sold
at
55
cent
apiece.
LADY
CANDIDATE
BURRARD
ELECTION
VANCOl
VEIL
Aug.
Z
.
Mi.-s
A.
It.
Jamieson.
who
announced
tier
decision
lo
contest
it
una
id
as
an
independent,
will
be
Gje
first.
woman
to
seek
election
tor
tae
Federal
House
in
a"
Vancouver
constituency.
NAVAL
SHOOT
At
the
'MeNiehoIl
Creek
ranae
yesterday
morning
the
following
scores
were
made
by
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
lle-scrvc
out
of
a
possibh
50
points.
The
shoot
was
at
the
200'
yard
target.
C.P.O.
Dawes
13
Murray
tf3
Glass
-
28
Peacock
20
G.
Dyer
-
22
W.
Dyer
1-
-
'-'2
Coombes
20
REGIMENTAL
SHOOT
I
he
following
scores
were
made
by
the
North
Il.C.
Regimen
at
the
McNicholl
Creek
range
on
Saturday
afternon:
200
400
500
Til.
It.
Davidson
20
33
33-
1)3
II.
Wilson
28
33
W.
llrass
30
32
C.
V.
Kvitt
13
26
F.
Hussell
20
21
LAND
ACT.
28
8i)
23
85
2G
75
2070
Nolle
of
Inunllon
to
Apply
lo
Ltio
Land.
Ill
.-7I4K1II1T
LI,IIUII,
,.-.l4l.
IIU
,1
'
irvtmr
inork'l
uf
t'MUr.
and
tituate
at
Orauil
Hapliln,
mi
Hie
Stiknw
Ittvrr
and
lo
IIm-
fl
ur
survrveu
l.ol
au.
li
TAKi:
MITIC.K
Oil
I
I.
Waller
Sivilt
Sunn
wsi.
r
THi-mpti
:rek.
B.
C.
ori'iilvitlun,
IliiiiliiT,
miriMlK
lo
ariilv
for
a
lfas
of
I
lit-
riilluwiuir
dewrllMHt
i:nnmin'uir
al
a
t
,iKntrd
cm
th
Nirlliv-
conier
or
l.nt
itO.
tlwnrf
South
4i
rlulm;
lliemt;
Wrl
10
rlMlnv
Ihnvs
.Nurlli
4ii
rli.iln:
tlwnrs
Cal
t"
rtiin.
ami
rvutnlnliiff
Forty
arn.
nior
nr
lr-
WAUTtJliS:OTT
SLMI'SO,
'
-
Appllraiit.
LANO
ACT
Nolle
of
InUntlOfl
lo
Apply
to
Laa
Land
in
itiikt
nuprt
iJinu
nfcnruinr
imj-trlrt
nr
lunas
4,
Cwit
Land
District,
and
annate
on
I'n.wte
lland.
TAKK
NOTIfK
that
J,
B.
rranels,
of
rnka,
Anuria,
nccuniitloii
Mlnnor,
ill-IrmU
to
ai'Plv
for
a
lra
of
th
fotlowlni
df"rtlMMl
landm
ij.liuiif
ncinr
at
a
int
t
Untrd
at
tlis
North
vl
flirt
of
ritr
lland.
near
CihI
Trlanantatlnn
Sta.
tilt;
Ihrnrs
amuiui
tne
iiinmt
al
nnrn
wairr
marc
ana
conlllnlnir
1000
irref,
nmr
nr
W.
JOSKPII
BlllTLVXD
CllANClS.
Jui
sun,
1J.
AppUcaat.
i.
s
a
VI
u
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BEERs
Facts
cf
the
Brewing
Industry
in
British
Columbia
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rnHE
Brewing
Industry
oftUrithih
Co-lumbia
employs
hundreds
of
men
with
an
annual
payroll
of
about
three
quarters
of
a
million
dollars,
using
per
annum
nearly
ten
million
pounds
of
malt,
made
from
'barley
grown
In
Canada,
and
over
one
hundred
and
fifty
thousand
pounds
of
hops
produced
in
British
Columbia,
rrrqulrrt
orer
one
hundred
thoinand
dollars,
for
furl,
mlnrd
In
nrillsb
Columbia,
to
produre
the
Irr
ronmnird
In
this
provlnrts-
Many
hundreds
of
thouiandi
of
dollars
are
paid
liy
the
llrrwrn
annually
for
malrrials
surh,as
bottles,
roopfragr,
ernnnslopperf,
label
and
bottle
wrappers
all
of
wblrh
are
manufactured
In
Canada.
TIIE
lairs
paid
by
the
nrewrrles
to
Ihe
Govern,
ment
amount
lo
over
eight
hundrrd
and
artrntjr
thousand
dollars
per
annum,
eieluslve
of
Inronie
tair.
TIIE
rltlens
of
this
province
must
rocognlre
Ihe
Importance
of
such
an
Industry
and
help
lo
build
it
up;
p)
rolls
and
Industries
are
building
eitir
and
are
the
foundation
of
prosperity.
Amalgamated
Rrewrrirs
of
H.
C
are
manufacturing
TIIE
good
Rrrrs,
fully
matured
and
ajed,
a
product
rrrommriidrd
by
physicians
on
account
nf
its
nourishing,
and
hralth-git
Ing
qualllies;
lhes!
Iieers
contain
only
a
cry
low
perernlaae
of
alcohol
and
therefore
are
the
proiier
stimulant
needed
when
exhausted
or
overworked,
as
recognized
by
medical
authorities.
TIIE
Vancouver
Brewery
Limited,
Rainier
Rrew
Ing
Co.
of
Canada
Limited,
Westminster
Brewery
Limited,
Silver
Spring
llrrWery
Limited
and
the
Victoria
Plioenli
nrenlng
Co.
Limited,
members
of
Ihe
Amalgamated
Urrwrrlr
of
R.
C.
are
trnder
siinenlslon
of
the
Limine
rnntrnl
nniierf
and
Iheie
c
ffl
a
I
leers
are
analrcd
from
lime
lo
lime
bjr
es.nert
Ii"1
firms
of
Ihe
eonltnrnt
upon
Instigation
of
Ihe
Lienor
Control
Roard.
which
gives
ample
assne-anee
to
Ihe
public
that
they
receive
only
pure
and
wholesome
Reers
when
bought
either
In
Ihe
Government
Vendor
Store
or
In
llcciied
beer
parlors.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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United
States
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