PAGE
FOOr,
MilHljflLS,
July
43.f
The
body
tir
hdrew
.MoNautrfil.
was
the
victim
of
Friday
drown.
in
aSfeWcnJ,
lias
not
as
yet.
been
foundAtiUbljugh
Qorp.
Service,
In
char'amic
local
provincial
police,
prctifmtnd
search
tiartica
in
pairoi
,iio
Hanks
of
the
Jtulkley
Uiverjfbd
Iiaii
the
river
bottom
drapp:felu)
vipiitity
or
the
nc-ci
1
01
1
UjjiJmMprn
whatexor
has
been
fouiicFoTM,
jH(iiy.
Andy,
-be
was
familiarly
known
tbrpitighout
the
district,
was
ioj;mTti:iK8(
about
12'
.miles
from
frntn
-StPmiv
lh?'Jrtl
y.f
of
nn
ntinw.
hni
....
...
Drove
Them
Around
In
Cars
and
Lad
Them
to
Strawberry
Patches
TnnnAfiK.
.intv
in
ai.,V
ope
ltunilrejj
ami
nipoty
cbool
icaeiiera
nnu
other
tourists
made
Ter-'hrre.
Constable
Carr
leaves
this
i
io3
provincial
'
J
air
sn(,i,i.
H'
.i
..
e
nunQ
to
tbol
cy
n
i9nRilirtn
,
,-1
;"oeia-
:s
&.;m.s'r--"
S'"-
i
m
-
'
iii
it
n
mirsrpr
Ann
was
syi
trnpwn
to
all
up
ami
down
tbtfjie
oT
construction.
W'beri
gnijher
was
first
started
be
minlcbi
his
headquarters,
and
fiirsSiiumboi-
nt
(:ir
line
mad
lade
tbS?!ilme
of
Mr.
and
.Mrs
He
tiadi'rainarked
on
a
tinmtiorn,.
v
,
Of
OCeaSlonsan
rM'.onf
Knnnthc
Hiat
I
BURNS
LAKE
l!y
W
ar
ariuljeiit
(.vwrseas
with
tb.e
07
Hi
HaUuTion.
lie
was
a
mem-
'
Allss
n..
Itefe'n
'McLeod.
ft
I'
..-.:.
.
ber
orMspoeal
branch
or
the
r().().P,,Stui
alfHj
of
the
Native
Sons
of'Qanada.
fair
tjjan
ever.
Hayinp
is
oeeupyinR
tbe
attention
of
the
farmers
here
nt
present
and
igbein'R
liarvested
under
frlcalweatber
rniMllfionA'
dauebfei-
of
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jarvls
McLeod.
1'nnee
Rupert,
:fs
snondiriir
a
holiday
at
(he
r
Jiome
or
Mr.
and
pprl
,s
,fM'a
F'lest
at
the
bom.-thi'
liV
V
h.
Iianty
h
.
nioncers
..
dread
of
n'r
m
...t
I-
i
'
WT
t
i
ij
.in.
uiiu
.urs.
.
7oucie.
iilljiilTl
lllUrM)l.
His
Untimely
end
is
beiiLff
rn-
preited;
Ih'rouprbout
the
district,
'ftrabled
fforii
till
arrears
in
school1
taxes
fan
the
property
known
as
the
O.
V.
A.
Hall,
Terrace.
Very
.satisfactory
reports
were
read
from
II.
V..
Fraser,
school
inspector,
on
the
work
'uf
'the
school
staff
and
the
peneral
standing
of
the
school,
and
H
II.
Hallowell.
in
bis
auditor's
report,
hwcbly
complimented
the
school
board.
..nj)
lhe
very
efficient
and
economical
way
in
which
the
affairs
or
school
district
4iad
been
bandied
during
the
year.
TERRAClT
ENTERTAINED
TOURISTS
SATURDAY
T.
If.
Walsh
came
down
from
Hazellon
tin
Sunday
to
visit
wtto
especially
amon?
the
younperhls
et.iblreti
at
the
lme
of
tboir
pwieratio
who
will
miss
bis
PTan,
parents,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
'.
cheery
sreetmps
and-
heln
wiUi
r.
Rnnifr
ELECT
LITTLE
THREE
YEARS
School
Meeting
at
Terrace
Hears
Satisfactory
Reports
From
Last
Year's
Officers.
TKHIIACE,
July
13.
The
annual"
school
meeting
was
held
in
the
school
house
on
Saturday
eveuinp
with
a
representative
"crowd
present.
Ceo.
Little
was
reinstated
as
trustee
for
a
three
year
term.
The
amount
.required
to
run,
the
school
for
the
coming
year
was'
figured
at
$5,600,
the
same
amount
as
Jast
year.
On
written
request
from
the
Canadian-
Lesion.
ospmntinn
wna
Local
raspberries
are
now
be-ins
marketed
in
small
quantities
but
with
vonlinued
good
weathci
I
hi
coming
week
they
"will
be
teady
in
large
quantities.
Indications
point
to
a
very
large
crop
of
splendid
berries-
There
ic
also
a
very
heavy
crop
of
wild
raspberries
in
the
district.
T.
V.
Itrewer,
of
the
Provin
cial
Forestry
Service,
SinfUier.
is
a
business
visitor
in
town
ai
iiresenl.
Misses
1'dna
and
Jean
Dover
returned
on
Monday
after
n
weeks'
visit
with
friends
in
The
very
btft
weather
on
enticed
an
exceptional
Iarr
crowd
to
Lakelse
Lake':for
the
uayj
Cajt;
Collhurst
took
a
fine
now
Peterborough
canoe
to
tb"
Lake
on
Sunday,
Mrs.
Q.
II.
Muuro.
of
Prino
Rupert
is
spending
-n
Loliday
in
I
errace
ana
is
living
in
the
summer
Jiome
of
Mrs.
.1.11.
,
lip.
p.
Von
Hees,
returned
oi.
Sunday'
from
a
short
trip
to
Hazellon.
Kenneth
and
Leonard
Kerr.iil.
Shaw.
II.
Jlrunell.
It.
TrohSilell
and
G.
Smith
are
among
local
boys
that
have
tune
In
l'r.isnr
jj-Lnko
to
camp
lot;
two
weeks.
Mrs.
M.
Wilson
is
yjsilinig
wilb
Mrs.
F.
Horning
at
Rose
Lake.
SnliiriHv
P"
r0
'1
liable
Silk
Ua
arrived
from
finh
rday,
in
n
h
the
course
of
r
a
,,rinno
(ioorfro
l()
,nk
;
1
U
C1,n
UC,d
dulie6
"
Provincial
policf
olbco,
nr
of
the
western
provinces.
All
the
available
cars
anil
trucks
to
be
had
uround
town
were
lined
Hp
fit
Hie
dyiot
on
flic
arrival
of
the
train
and
a
large
portion
nt
the
purly
was
taken
for
a
rule
around
tho
town
and
up
around
I
lie
bench
north
of
town
where
a
snlendid
view
or
flie
town
and
immediate
district
is
to!
lie
-obtained.
Many
of
them
also!
visited
some
of
the
local
straw-1
berry
patches
and
were
very
en-thusiatic.
in
their
praise
of
the
locnl
product.
One
cat-
load
re-;
mainod
loo
long
in
the
berr
patchy
And
missei
'
-Jibe
train
biljfe
fu;l'fSalely
tboresular
passenger
train
was
due
atnosi
im-,medIolev
afterwurds
and
they
continued
their
trip
to
the
eons:
on
:it.
TERRACE
NOTES
.
i
AI
n
recent
meetinc
of
Hie
ill.
rector's
Jif
the.
Trrraco
Fall
Falrj
iissociauon
A
Pimply
Face
Is
Unsightly
Miss
C
C
M.
Emart,
Bonth
Battle-ford,
8ak.,
write!
"A
while
ago
I
wa
troubled
with
facial
blemiihea,
especially
pimple,
and
wat
really
ashamed
to
go
out
with
meh
a
bad
looking
face.
I
tried
,2
or
3
different
remedies,
but
they
didn't
help
roe
any,
to
one
day
a
friend,
who
had
been
troubled
the
same
as
I
wai,
adriaed
me
to
use
AftMP
T
hail
tolrnn
vn
lmtllnsi
'wva
afc
i
ipw
m
bvm
l'i
V
lyv
kll-n
kliuiv
wasn't
a
pimple
of
any
kind
left
on
my
face,
and
I
now
have
a
clear,
smooth
and
Tclrety
eomplexion."
i-ui
up
onnr
by
liie
T.
unburn
held
on
Friday
Co.,
Luuiwd,
Toronto,
Out.
veefc
for
Mnltriile
to
which
point!
he
ha
been
transferred
C.
It.
O'Hara
and
son,
Patrick,
wlio-tofl
here
several
tubulin
nao
with
a
view
to
I
oc.it
Inn
in
tha
Uuitnd
stales,
bavo
returned
Hums
Lake.
C.
Corliss
bus
riturned
to
tin-
Unclia
,
Valley
and
Mrs.
Corlifs
will
join'
him
there
in
a
Jew
days.
Miss
Q.g
Haiiler,
teacber
iu
Slreatlinfn,
.
and
tMiss-
I..
Libfiv:
Oolsa
hake
"teatfher
lofl
last
week
for
Vaneouver
whor
tiim-
will
sfettd
lhe
summer
vacation.
William
Ellison
and
Mrs.
Ivn
Zebley
of
Oolsa
Lake
were
ar.
rested
last
week
and
charged
wii
assaulting
i
reu
Wiggins.
A
six
piece
nrehestra
to
be
known
as
"The
Revelers"
has
been
organized
here.
It
consists
or
Mrs.
G.
M.
Hobb.
pianist;
0.
ll
llnbb.
ban
in:
Mrs.
S.
and
Xobr
llauer,
violinis.ls;
(i.
Matthews,
drummer:
S.
tlodwin,
flautist.
HIGH
McGUNCHY
IS
HONORED
BY
CASEYS
i
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Officer
Who
Is
Being
Trans-
f
erred
South.
Some
fifty
members
of
the
lo
cal
council
or
the
Knights
of
Columbus
gathered
last
night
in
the
Hoston
Hall
to
honor
Hush
Mc-
:5linehy
at
a
farewell
dinner.
Alex.
r..
-Mnenonalri,
grand
knight,
presided
and
several
sneakers
voiced
regret
at
the
departure
from
the
..
.ur.
.urwiiiiriiy
woo,
pyri
tiinifl
i
I
Li
itifinnltnn
I.
.
I
..
..
..
1
.....v.
i.n
i,it,'piiF,
nun
ifi:ii
Ull
uelive
member
of
the
council.
As
a
token
of
esteem,
Mr.
McOllnchy
was
presented
with
a
handsome
watch
charm
by
Father
McCratb
n
behalf
of
the
council.
Mr.
Mc-
filinchy
replied
suitably.
Having
been
transferred
in
the
Kervice
of
the
provincial
polir.
.Mr.
.Mctilinehy
is
leaving
the
city
shortly
to
take
up
.his
new
duties
as
constable
with;
"the
Cnurlenay
Vancouver
Isla'nd
detachment.
COLD
STORAGE
DEFEAT
MOOSE
City
Championship
Football
Qame
Last
-Njght
Resulted
In
Score
of
2
to
1
The
Cold
Sturoge
derealed
the
Moose
by
a
m-ore
of
2
to
I
in
Senior
football
.last
night.
It
wus
a
good
game
and
a
hard
pace
was
set
but
wind
to
some
extent
hamneicd
the
nlav.
J.
Johnson
onencd
the
seorlnit
for
the
Cold
Storage
and
Sam
Oirrie
missed
a
penally
Tor
thr
Moose,
the
score
at
hair
lime
standing
I-0.
in
lhe
second
half
Johnson
aain
scored
for
lhe
Storajte
and
F.
Russell
made
tin'
only
goal
for
the
Moose.
M.
S.
Russell
rererecd,
bf
linesmen
were
F.
Piper
ami
D
Kennedy
and
the
teams
look
the
field
as
follows:
Cold
Storage
Murray;
llaiig
and
J-Irskine;
Carlson.
Harris
an
.Maedoiiuld;
Long,
Corbett,
,Tom
son.
Doberly
and
Xorrlnirton.
.Moose
CatPball;
Skinner
an
Hunter:
(I.
Mllc'betl.
.Cu'rrie
an
Cameron:
ifodgklnsou,
'llvisselj
WilMiu,
J.
Mitchell
and
-D.
lOur;
vich.
Tlte
standing
'jfor
the
Moble;
up
clly
chami'Ionsblp)
lp
dati
is
as
follows:
W.
L.
Terminals
2
0
Cold
Ktorage
2
A
Moose
0
3
Pis
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Mews.
li
In
the
haochall
schedule
whiob
has
just
been
nrransed.
Hip
twiw
teams
leading
the
'league
at
the
close
will
play
a
post
series
ofj
five
games.
The
first
game
is
to!
be
played
tonight.
The
schedule
follows:
July
13
Orund
Terminals
vs.
Salive
Sons.
July
Hi
Native
Sons
vs.
Oyrm.
July
ID
r.yrns
vs.
firand
Terminals,
"t"
minals.
'
"
L
'
''
p
1
1
t
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertuement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
klFtir
inn
llliriinm
tii
iraml
Terminals
vs.
Aug.
13
"r"
?"ne!:
F"P.Loc"1
0,,ce
Native
SonT
Aug.
J5
Gyro
vs.
Native
Sons.
Aug.
IB-
iyrns
vs.
Ornnd
Ter
minals,.
,
SPORT
CHAT
With
five
victories
to
.
Hiei,-redit
and
but
two
defeats.
Dil
ative
Sons
of
Canada
are
now
way
to
a
good
start
in
the
Sen
ior
Daseball
League.
.The
tlra:..l
terminals
have
a
percentage
of
00.
with
three
wins
and
llin-e
losses
while
the
flyro
Rlub
is
in
be
cellar
with
two
wins
and
five
tosses.
These
two
'littler
team-will
be
heard
from
before
the
eason
ends,
liowever.
ami
thotkirti
they
are
rather
out
of
it
at
till
stage
both
still
have
a
ehane-
and
should
be
able
to
climb
up.
The
balance
of
the
season
games
will
ho
of
interest
includ
ing
the
match
scheduled
for
tonight.
On
account
the
wind,
sames
in
the
second
Ground
of.
tlie
citv
.
i
i
idtamiiioiisttio
teiiuis
tntirnntnmit
could
not
be
ompleleij
.
last
tMa
...vi5i....i?t!
i...
:
t.
l.if(7
I
nil
1
III
:
in-
Imued
tonight.
with
games
scheduled
as
follows:
Men's
Doubles
d
A't
p.m.
.Mackenzie
and
Mc-
Mordie
vs.
Murenlelte
and
lloh-
ert&on
Men's
Singles
7:30
p.m.
Cariiuchael
vs.
Smith.
Howard
vs.
Crew.
l:15
p.mjDrady
vs.
I.liuey.
Walters
vs.
.loslin.
Ladles'
8lngles
Mrs.
Mi-Monlic
vs.
Miss
P.
Tremayne.
'
Men's
games
are
to
be
played
at
the
P.
R.
and
C.
X.Jt,
Club's
courts
and
Ladies'
games
at
the
Regimental
courts.
USING
AIRPLANES
TO
BARK
Highest
Cash
Prices
paid
W.
R.
BEATY
A
CO.,
LTD.
32S
Howe
8t.
Vancouver,
B.
0.
.
.1,
WANTED.
AftnfiAbllillltrtl
111
WAXTKO.
-
Kxper.enred
ironi'r.
RAWRAII
rHFniUri
',lv
nnihan
Laundry.
Two
Leading
Teams
to
Play
Post
Series
of
Five
Games
This
Year.
tillll.
wanted
for
ceneral
hmie.
work.
Phone
131.
.
10?
FOR
SALE.
EVENTUALLY
you'll
want
your
own
home.
WHY
NOT
make
j
beginning
SOW.
117
down
andj
l".O0
tier
month
buys
u
well!
located
double
ftontw
on
Sixth'
Avenue
West.
Priee
870.OftJ
Geo.
C.
Walker.
f"U
SAIJi.
Canaries,
trained
roller
singers,
$25.00
earl
.
SaUifictioi,
fir
money
boek.
023
Sixth
Avenue
West.
p.f.
Hex
I&33.
ififi
Jtily
irsrnnit
Terminals
v.
KnI,
......
,,
Vii-
.nn2.
h(m
SALE.
Hotel
Massetl.
.
sn
July
S--l?rot
vs.
Native
Sons.
July
an
Oram!
Terminals
vs.
flyro-.
Aug.
Z
Native
Sns
vs.
(irnnd
Terminals.
Aug.
s&w
tNutive
Sons
vs.
Oyrns.
Aug.
10
Oynin
vs.
tiritnd
Ter-
A
good
bargain.
II!
health
oause
for
selliner.
Apply
HHan.
Hudson.
Massott,
H.C.
fi00
pleasure
!oat
for
stile
foH
t.
lMy
terms.
l'hon
Tif4
to
for
pnrtlmilars.
FOR
SALE.
Lady's
Hlec.l.
fiood
condition.
ttU
na.
Pbone
Wauk
515.
0
TO
REsfT
rOR
RENT.
Lnrscn
building
niA
171
Third
Avenue
East;
i
room
modern
Oat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premises
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer,
13t
Second
Avonue.
FOR
RENT.
Two
first
class
modem
flats;
Monarch
ranges,
water
paid;
one
furnished.
Wcslenbaver
Hros.
1-OR
SALE.
Motor
garage.
1ft
by
12,
cheap.
Apply
T.
IL
Johnson.
Fourth
Avenue
Eastj
'URNISHED
Housekecnlnir
RSomV
to
rent
by
tho
day,
week
on
month.
Pbone
Red
C07.
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HOUSES
for
Rent.
Some
am
furnished.
$20
and
up.
Applet
215
l
ourlli
Avenue
East.
FOR
RENT-Furnlshed
house
keeping
suite,
Mussallem
Apartments.
Phone
18.
tf
I-till
RENT.
I-'our1
hot
wnler
heated.
k
Mallet.
room-
suite.
Apply
BmltU
HOFSF:
tn
Jte.nl-Allln
Avcttnr.
Section
Two.
Phone
Red
713.
FRANCOI8
LAKE
LODOE
lteautifiilly
situated
near
Ferry
Landing
Altitude
24J5
fi'et.
Camping
and
Fishing
Tr'ps
arranged
FIRST
CLASS
TAHI.E
with
produce
FRESH
I
ROM
THE
FARM.
lake
For
reserviilbin
wrtl
Mi-s.
Henkel.
Francois
Lake,,
ll.C.
-
.......
.
i
this
year
to
nrey
unon
the
cotton
are
c'Xpecfltil
to
lie
more
numerous
.
.
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11
1
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in
any,
ouicr
vonr
since
inir.
'!'h,e,hj;cl
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wild
operate
tlirougliout
the
sonll
iepn
stale
and
will
have
lhe
co-ope.ra-il
uon
or
or.
11,
11.
Coad,
or
Iho
U.
8.
Hureati
or
.Entomology
and
of!
Hie
..Louisiana
Colleen
or
Agriculture.
.loe
.lorgensen
Van
fltied
2f
In
the
cl(y
police
coiiryeslerdiv
ariernoon
f6r
Inloxlcallon.
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&c
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKFXSE
I.ODfJK,
mr
Terrace.
Visit
Lakelse
lUWa
Hot
Springs.
Lit
hi,
i
nn(,
0f
i.
finest
minors!
waters
known
for
rheumatism,
(iood
fly
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
in
Ijikelse
lake
and
rrver.
Motor
meet
all
trains
giving
tbrouel.
eoniieclion
with
Lodae.
TU.
phone
eonnerled
io
Terrare
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HOARD.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
FOUND
FOL'M).
Hub
screw
cap
t
ord
cur
otllne.
CHEVROLET.
ON
and
after
July
I,
overt
inv-
rates
w;ll
be
charged
on
Sundays
and
public
bolide-
and
after
7
p.m.
on
wak
days.
Tins
is
nerery
in
comply
Willi
the
"Hours
of
Work"
Ac.
Ovrliine
will
be
charged
m
the
rate
of
time
and
one
half
over
the
regular
night
hour
day.
Wrecking
service
day
and
night.
PARKER
OAIIAOE.
KAIEN
OARAOE.
JAS.
IirNTEII.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
.
(Call
Oeorge.
Paul
nr
Ousti
;jU.x
anil
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Hold.
GOOD
EATS
Opposite
IbiiMons
Sludio,
Third
Avenue.
REAL
HoMI-
COOKED
MEALS
Mrs.
t'nger,
proprietress.
Plione
H
ack
700.
n
Trip
to
the
Lake
Counlrv
4.,4.4.
this
year.
PniNCE
RUPERT
TIDES
of
America's
cotton,
the
boll
wee
vH.,
A
fleet
of
eighteen
alrplnuns.j
based
nt
.Monroe,
Ala,
will
bo,
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on
50.000
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12.
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cotton
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to
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WANTED
CAS
CAR
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cotton.
Hull
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that
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Sunday
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holiday
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7
p.m.
n
week-days.
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