-'
.1
,ay
August
K.
1(2.
BargainsNo
Reserve!
BARGAINS
Third
Avenue
TOT
MAN
IP
AIYTIM
ICTIPi
Much
of
lite
country
wu
cov-
I
IK
I
(l
I
II
Vre,
in
jnolor
car
and
the,
com-IU
VI
I
IIU1U11VI
!,,.
wa,
.lighted
at
ttri
Irondllioft
nf
the
crop
and
the
J.
Wakefield
Much
Pleated
lproc-u
for
future
development
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A
H.....A
win
ProtMcti
of
hie
Town
.wimii
Where
There
laAcllwlty
T
ai
he
Strwnrt
district
,H
1
.
is
and
the
prospect
ore
iill
greater
improye-
'
s
"he
word
brought
from
I
if
,:i
e
liv
W.
J.
Wakefield.
mr
Prince
Hupert
man,
who
mg
in
Hie
city
for
a
few
u
r,i
ire
and
very
onn
will
he
l'a
iiiiu:
Ihirty
tons
a
day
over
I'm-
ilnrk
ThUCm
nil
in
nil
Mr
'keriel.t
I'""
hi
fallh
on
Slewart
a
m
li"a,
wllh
n
future
"
HON.
FRANK
OLIVER
GREATLY
ENTHUSED
OVER
CENTRAL
B.
C.
Ci-ops
Are
Exoellent
Saya
F.
O.
"weon
who
Aocompanled
the
Commlttlonar
Through
Interior
,
I
Speaking
of
the
visit
to
the
i
I
Lilly
New.
Mr
Dawson
said
he
never
the
country
look
bet
ter
and
he
was
particularly
pleased
at
the
Increased
nereaxi
oolircahle
to
wheat
litis
year
Hie
grain
I
headed
out
well
And
Icuttlng.
lie
belbnrd,
would
com-
I
menre
'within
two
weeks,
l.vrry-
wherc
il
looked
well
and
the
far-
Mi
Wakefield
snv.
Ih.il
he-
he
found
were
keen
on
the
o..i-
oiA...i
'.!!
Men
of
shipping
strain
throua;h
I
lie
Pine
or
the
..1ori.i.rimn.i
"""
III
n
rn
ff-nm
n
Ili,iiainil
tni
u
'v
hiiiulreil
men
eionlnved
f'lil
dp
development
that
is
igo-
I1
stiells
linnrovenienl.
The
s
g
jverninent
upending
a
'
money
on
the
Salmon
Him
Mi'i'
rns.l
nml
Mm
1lrillli
P.ol.
n
government
is
aUo
doir.g
Tint
trilnAa
n.it
itm-tlnilnr
l'
Hunwell
especially
looking
t
a
winner.
The
tramway
ma.
Ill
I'v
l
nn
llio
anniiiil
nnd
I'ty
100
men
are
einnlovnl
P
it:
-e
Mr
Wakefield
uav
there
I
''np
al
eomtiiiilnt
nir.iln!
the
P(
of
accoinmodation
nl
the
InA
A
r1
ft
1
1
TERRACE
NOTES
MlM
1-Xher
.Moore
left
-al
the
licBlnnliitf
of
the
week
for
Prince
Hufifrl
where
she
has
taken
a
position.
Mr,
.loo
.Mari'.hihlnn
and
tui
oiih,
Joe
and
(Icorne,
left
on
Monday
for
Prince
llupert
where
they
expect
to
reside
for
a
time.
n.
A.
Clothier,
district
minlnif
enineer,
and
Mrs.
Clothier
are
iwtiidinir
u
few
days
in
the
dls
trie!
Imvinjf.arrheti
irom
rrine.o
Hupert
on
Monday
evening
A.
K.
(tnodrnouRh
of
Fmilher!
was
a
limine
visitor
at
the
pe
glnpintf
of
the
week,
AV.
II.
Cavanash
.was
a
visitor
from
Prince
llupert
on
M011-
L
1
train.
...
1
1.
iny'a'lule
Hill
v
At
(wood
of
Lakelne
Val
ley
who
has
spent
I
he
past
two
wcekn
with
his
mini
-Mrs.
jus
Nnrrliwlnn
In
Prince
llupert
re-turned
hame
on
Monday.
,t.
Morse
Ilntt
relumed
home
on
Monday
after
havliiR
spont
devenil
weeks
on
a
huslness
trip
l.
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nn
nn
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;
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irom
u
tour
l
irounh
llii
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remaineu
111
I
Unit.
.
.
1
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11101
ieciiacn
viiuey"
I
S',fr'
he
ncfompanled
Hon.
"uvrr
or
the
railway
who
wanted
16
tee
the
longer
nniioay.
T.
W.
Brewer
of
the.
forestry
denartmcnt,
Smllhers,
was
a
Monday
s
train.
Cecil
Hacker,
son
of
flew
(T.
0.
Hacker
of
Prince
llupert,
who
has
heen
a
guest
at
the
linuv
of
Ilov.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Allen
le"
for
his
home
on
Wednesday.
Arrangements
are
hcinir
made
here
to
take
the
members
of
the
senior
Sunday
school
and
the
lunlor
C.tl.l.T.
camping
nt
l.akelse
Lake.
The
boy
ft
will
ro
Into
camp
for
tho
week
com
uienclrig
Anusl
9
and
the
glrU
me
week
roiiosvlng.
the
camp
will
be.-In
charge
of
He
v.
and
Mrs.
Wm,
Allen.
0er
fifleenj
hoys
nnd
thirty
girls
have
so
far
signified
their
intention
of
participating
in
the
outing.
A
meetinig
of
commillees
of
I
he
Terrace
Fall
Fair
Hoard
was
held
on
Tuesday
evening
In
the
parlor
of
the.
Terrace-
Hotel
when
reports
of
committees
were
received
and
general
business
i;i
connection
with
the
fair
discus
sed.
Carl
Ou.lason
of
Prince
flu
ivcrt
U
pMi(llng
a
holiday
with
Mr.
ntNl
Mrs.
s.t.
n.
Agar.
Misses
Alberta
Doblc
and
An
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TEN
DAY
SPUN
SILKS
In
all
shades.
Closing
Out
Hale
Price,
per
yard
85c
bUsuiees
vntilor
at
Uic
hejsinnina
me
WuUrr
of
inipir
City
wer
of
the
wee.
iin
town
on
Tuesday.
V.
il.
Shannon
of
Yanarsdol
was
in
town
011
Monday,
.Mr.
nnd
.Mrs.
impon
an-i
daiiKhter
orrtveil
from
Auyox
o.:
Monday
to
spend
a
Holiday
here.
their
daughter
Dorothy
U
a
suest
at
Hill
Farm.
"
Mrs.
Christie
nnd
two
children
Dorothy
and
Hilly,
and
Mrfe.
Kin-
nie
of
Prince
Hupert
arc
holiday
virilOi-K
at
Hill
Farm,
having
arrived
on
Monday.'
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(3.
II.
Outrani
is
in
town
on
a
fcrml-annual
inspection
trip
of
the
insurance
company's
agen
cies,
represented
in
Terrace
by
11.
Qilherl.
Dave
Wilson
was
in
Kiiluin
l.ak
on
Nlotiday,.
from
W.
A.
Stevens
was
a
busines
visitor
fi-om
Prince
llupert
o;
WINSOME
MAID
SILK
STOCKINGS
Fiip-t
on
the
market.
Closing
Out
Sole
Price,
per
pair
$1.25
and
$1.65
54-INCH
SERGE
In
navy
and
Mack.
Hegular
-f
1.50.
Closing
Out
i
Hale
Price,
per
yard
$1.00
300
YARDS
PRINTS
'
Hegular
value
25c
per
yard.
Closing
Out
Sale
Price,
per
yard
10c
BLACK
LUSTRE
HO
inches
wide,
self
figured.
Hegular
$1.50.
CIos-iruf
Out
Hale
Price,
per
yard
$1.00
SILK
AND
WOOL
CORD
The
latent
for
Kail
Dresses.
Hegular
$1.50.
Closing
Out
Hale
Price,
per
yard
$1.00
We
have
always
given
you
values.
Now
for
Bargains
Hosts
of
others
too
numerous
to
mention
West
of
England
Store
'.omliiion
of
the
railway
and
aU.i
Id
k"I
an
idea
of
(lie
country
ihrottth
wliicli
it
imaged.
llev.
W.
V.
Harfool
went
t'sk
on
Tuesday.
10
BURNS
LAKE
Corporal
Thomas
G.
Price
ana
onslalde
T.
K.
K.
Oreenfield
of
the
lt.C.M.1'.,
are
'
visiting
tho
hakes
dislricl
and,
while
here,
rendered
valuable-
assistance
at
the
tnieson
fire.
Mrs.
V.
Sehjeldenip
and
family
Uave
arrived
here
'from
Vernon.
W.
I.an?
Muir,
'assistant
supervisor
of
scalers
of
the
Il.t!.
forest
hrapch,
wa
an
official
lsitor
here
last
week.
Dr.
and
Mrs
,HtJS,.
llamfbrd
uul
sons,
Afred
and
Dpi)las,
of
Cast
Francois,
wereiitb
'Visitor
0
Hums
Lake
last
Sunday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frederick
Ocki-i
haw
of
Smithers
passed
throiuh
lere
on
Toesdny
en
routo
tn
houijlas
I.od?e.
'-
1
Miss
Helena
Foster
of
Knda-
o
is
the
Biiest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
flodwin
this
week.
.
It.C
.Ashe
and
family
and
Mrs.
Hush
of
Los
Angeles,
Ga!..
were
recent
uorU
at
llu
Oinin-
va"
Hotel.
Mrs.
A.
Wayncy
of
Orassy
Plains
was
a
reni'nl
visitor
bete
The
following
officers
were
recently
elected
by
the
F.ndako
District
Conservative
Associa
tion:
Honorary
president,
RL
lion;
Arthur
Mejghen;
hon.
vicp-pres..
If.
H.
Pooley;
'
president.
Dr.
neorge
Cuiner;
vlce-presi
dent,
Mrs.
A.
F.
Hamford;
sec.-Ireasurer,
C.
Honer;
executive.
committee,
Dr.
It.
C.
Ilmnford
and
llev.
.
Sweetman.
VANDERHOOF
Mrs.
flrahain
of
Dewey
had
,th
mlsfnrtnre
to
get
s.,iv?rey
hurl
while
lravelllp
Jn,.a
enr
near
.Cltur.oIn
.Creek.
The
ncc,Ulent
occurred
when
going
over
a
roush
piece
of
ground
Mrs.
(irahani
!ol
badly
lotted
and
in
conse
uence
her
buck
was
injured.
Ssln
.eluried'to
Prince
(!eor?e
for
ai
X-iay
examination.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Tayior
returned
from
their
summer
vacation
spent
at
Stuart
Lake
aiui
the
north
last
Tuesday.
llev.
Father
C.
Wolfe,
who
has
been
stationed
al
Stuart
Lake
Indian
mission,
left
for
Prinea
Ueorge
on
Wednesday
afternoon
to
resUme
his
pastoral
work
there.
Miss
Aleita
Mitchell
returned
on
Tuesday
night
from
hr
visit
hi
(Jiscome,
where
she
was
the.
guest
of
Mrs.
lirain
and
Mrs.
Me-Kenney.
A
daughter
was
horn
to
Mr.
and
Mr.
Francis
Micks
at
Mrs.
Kva's
nursine?
home
ori
Jo.ty
29.
Durim?
the
month
of
July
14,-
53
1
pounds
of
bulter
was
manufactured
at
the
Nechaco
cream-pry;
a
Ion
more
than
last
month.
Dr.
and
Mr.
Oodfrey
of
Seat
tle
have
arrived
here
for
a
couple
of
weeks'
visit
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Abbot
and
Mrs.
Lnvson.
WilKam
I..
Foley,
has
been
en-
enged
as
principal
of
Vander-
Jtoof
Superior
Scliool.
He
has
had
ten
years'
experience
school
leaching.
Last
week
the
homo
of
A.
Trones,
north
of
Webber
Lake,
was
completely
destroyed
by
fire
Assistance
is
being
given
them
bppop!e
in
the.
district
and
the
town
of
anderhoof.
;
:
.
U
1
Just,
Like
Orass
City
Urchin
(In
the
country
for
the
first
time):
"Thai
is
Ju.it
like
fcras.
ain't
il?
Llllln
Friend:
"Why.
It
U
igrass.
Chintmle.
Drchln:
"No,
cos
yer
don't
have
to
keep
off
It."
Hoston
Transcript.
It
is
believed
that
Spain
and
Hratlt
have
aoine
Idea
of
farm
ing
a
League
of-
neslpnatiops.-jt
Punch".
BargainsNo
Resssryfl
The
decision
to
close
out
our
business
is
absolute,
final,
irrevocable.
Notice
Everything
must
be
sold
by
Saturday,
August
14
ALL
PRINTED
RAYON
CREPE8
Value
up
to
1
.75.
Closing
Out
Hale
Price,
per
rtl
$1.00
ASSORTMENT
OF
SUMMER
GOODS
VnltH'i
tip
to
rtl.no,
CIfihig
Out
Hale
Price,
per
nril
65c
FRENCH
SCARVE8
Ml
of
t
lie
newett
and
mol
fashionable.
Closing
out
nl
1-3
Off
regular
prices.
32-INCH
FLANNELS
Ml
color.
Ileguhr
values
to
.2S.
Closing
Out
Sale
Price.
er
ynrtl
75c
GINGHAMS
AND
COTTON
CREPES
Fwry
piece
offered
nt
Clong
Out
Sale
Price,
H
vrcl
for
$1.00
PONGEE
311
inclie
wide
for
children'
mid
ladies'
garments.
Closing
Out
Hale
Price,
per
yard
50c
SATINETTES
In
all
colore.
Hegular
value
05c.
Cloing
Out
Sale
Price,
per
yard
45c
CREPE
ANNURF.
M
indie
wide,
in
black
and
brown.
Hegular
?i.f0.
Closing
Out
Hale
Price,
per
yard
$1.00
SILK
STRIPED
SERGE
I'inef-t
quality
for
Inisine.vs
and
street
dresses.
Hegular
iJ'J.r.O.
Cloning
Out
Sale
Price,
per
yard
$2.00
CHARMEEN
For
suits,
dresses
and
coats,
51
inches
wide.
Regular
value
$2.50
Closing
Out
Sale
Price,
per"
yard
.,
$2.00
CREPE
DE
CHINE
AND
GEORGETTES
A
hig
range
of
over
50
shades
at
wholesale
prices.
Hegular
value
up
to
$2.00.
Closing
Out
Sale
Price,
per
yard
$1.35
Best
Quality
Vests
.
.
Hloomers
Slips
IN
READINESS
SILK
UNDIES
FOR
FISHING
SKIDK(5ATF;
Aug.
5.
The
management
of
the
H.C.
Packers
new
cannery
near
here
has
adopted
the
policy
of
employing
as
many
local
girls
as
possible.
Also
local
fishermen
and
hejp
generally
are
taken
on.
This
Is
very
acceptable
to
the
residents
of
the
Islands
who
are
pleased
al
the
action
of
M.
English,
The
seiners
Nikko,
fleveslon
and
President
spent
a
week
6n
the
west
coast
rerently
prospect-
iug-
for
alpiQn
.but.
rvtvirhed
to.
report
that
they
had
seen
nothing
of
them.
A
new
seiner
has
been
launched
al
Qneen
Charlotte
City
yards
and
been
fitted
out
with
a
20
horsepower
Vivian
ensjino.
(Jap-lain
Nelse
Pearson
of
Loekepori
Will
be
in
charge
and
will
fish
for
the
Lockeport
cannery,
flreat
Improvements
have
leen
made
to
tho
Lockeport
cannery
this
year
and
a
number
of
jiew
buildings
have
been
erected
there.
A
pack
of
55,000
cases
can
be
put
up
this
season
if
the
fish
come.
Fisheries
officers
patrolling
ihese
waters
this
season
will
be
0.
Valley
of
the
Omar
K.,
i.
I.earey
of
the
Isabel,
and
C.
Mr
Ivor
of
the
K.K.
Lockeport
has
been
a
busy
place
this
season.
W.
Morgaa
who
keens
a
general
store
and
.
i
.
.
.
1
V
'
.1
i
is
posimasier,
iias
oao
nis
piace
fitted
with
electric
light
and
says
business
has
been
'good.
Peter
McLeod.
proprietor
6f
I
he
Locke
port
restaurant
ami
rooms,
also
says"
business
Is
excellent.
Miss
Peggy
fSlltell
of
S1idsplt
nnd
Miss
D.
Thomson
have
been
the
guests
of
Mrs,
K.
C.
Stevens'
at
Skidegate
at
the
week
end.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prtae
Ruparl
vsThostLiVii
Ke
Hew,
John:
S.
Tnlt
......
$1.25
......
$2.50
$2.50
METALLIC
LACES
at
Bargain
Prices
BARGAINS
Phone
753
W.
!..
Dass,
C.
Percy
James,
A.
Farrow,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
'Mrs.
Chas.
Ileich,
Winnipeg;
Oeo.
Me-
Ifua
I
!iw-iflrnlnii-n
Mfa
ft
1
1
1
.
!Prue,
Stokane,
Wash.;
Ed.
F
(Jurstu,
Newport,
Wash.;
CoL
and
i.Mrs.
P.
H.
Taylor,
Ottawa;
OUs
ProparaUons
Made
at
QueenUlcll,
San
Francisco;
C
Dagwlll,
CharlotU
Ulanda
But
Sal-
;
)c;;IMl,l
.fj'
,
,
,
Mrs.
L.
Kennedy,
Miss
M.
right,
mon
Were
Wamer
Lale
iMcmtreali
Miss
Marie
A,"
llohrer,
Chicago?
Miss
Leah
Uleecke.r,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
Mrs.
H.
M.
Stewart
and
son,
Chatham,
On',;
V.
11.
Kelley,
Seattle;
II.
P.
filler.
c"ity;
H.
R.
Hrierly,
Seattle:
L.
O.
McKee,
Hellinghain;
Y
P.
Pollard.
Vicforia;
Mr.
J.
Kirk-
aldy,
Mrs.
L.
JU
Kfinney
.-anM
child.
Terrace;
H.
C.
Hay,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
K.
Tay
lor,
ieiroii;
11.
naicner,
yv.s-.
sinotioia;
R.
W.
palme:r;lMOg-las.
Arizona;
W',4;Maniiirig,
Hrighloh,
Fjiftland;
Missf
llazet'
I
Reid,
Toronto;
MisV
t,
Albert
a"
I.w1Mriivfaira'
Mitchell,
In-gersoll;
V.
C.
Clauson,
Juneau;
T.
Dallon,
Kdiuonton.
;
MoUl
Central
R.
Ootarta",
K
C
JonfV
JflC
flavin,
V.
S.
Lawer;
John
Ctark,
W.
Hrennhn,
Vancouver
dry
dock;
C.
Johnson,
LoekeportJ
f
M.
Turner.
Thrace;
N.
McGlash-
an,
F.ngla.nd.
FRENCH
ATTITUOE
,
TOWARD
AMERICANS
NOTVERY
PLEASING
VICTORIA,
Aug.
5.Compured
with
4he?
French
standard
of
wages,
ilfe
pst
of
rig
today
in
Frapce
Is
,very
high
and
the
i-'reneh'
masses
are
IhPll'nei
to
blame
the'tonrlsts"
fronrihtr,ide
oiJhe
.Atlantic
foc.thU.cond.tlon,
reports
Mrs.
iiobert
Haim,
who
returned
to
Victoria
after
a
six
months'"
absence
in
Pris.
This
feeliiiig
on
the
part
of
the
trench
toward
Americans
Js
enhanced
by
what
they
consider
to
be
an'
11
n-falrlitUitode,
lit.
the
JJnlted
States'
e'xpevfatmns
In
the
mailer
of
the
payment
of
the
war
loan,
and
the
consenuence
Is
that
frequently
the
vjsMor
from
this
continent
Is
not
invariably
treated
with
the
Courtesy
.which;
he
mlgh,
be
prejjared
to
expect.