ay
July
29,
1920.
BR.EVER.
THERE
ARE
FLIES
USE
PLYTOX
FLY-TOX
,
It
Teas
cUvdoped
at
"Mellon
Institute
of
Industrial
Tiaearth
bjVxxIitlnahip
Y'TOX
stands
for
cleanliness.
,
mm
J
m
IS
LY-TOX
is
famous
throughout
the
world.
Flv-Tox
is
a
crystal
clear
liquid.
Stain
less.
Has
a
cleanly
fragrance,
Harmless
to
humans
and
animals.
But
sure
death
to
disease-carrying
insects
when
touched
by
Fly-Tox
mistlike
spray.
Floe
for
summer
carapa.
Nwnmary
in
tmy
home.
lUU-pinU
sell
lor
fiity
cent.
FLYTOX
KILLS
FLIES
MO
S
aUITO
ES
MOTHS,
ROACHES.
ANTS,
FLEAS
SEND
IT
TO
THE
-:-
LAUNDRY
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
I
s
!.
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li-till't
-ervi.r-
1
1
l
Famih
Work,
lf.
SOFT
FINISH,
THRIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
WASH
ul
most
reusmtuhle
ni
c
.
DRY
CLEANING,
PRESSING
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
PJione
J18
ul
wmyl!
ivnic
in
tnwn
THE
TWI8TUM
CIRCUS
NOW
SHOWING
IDnhanfi
ami
I
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nil.
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WINDOW
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in
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mid
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abused,
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last
for
years.
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$1.85
and
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from
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O.
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utnri
r,infc
Oornor
at
lh
itraal
and
ifd
A.anua,
Prlnea
Rupart,
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mart
hupiti
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twanaon
Ba.
and
Alarl
Bat,
Tuatdai,
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r
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SIMPSON
and
Naai
Rlaf
Cannaflaa,
Thursday
p.m.
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ttPION,
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AR.
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unda.
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ANGER,
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lmpiirltHl
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iuul
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mailr
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liop
ui
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Unpt'rt
n
law
atjtVfB
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ANGER.
Cutter
23
Sixth
Street
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Local
and
Personal
Arthur"
Taxi.
Phone
'678.
t
B.C.
Undertakers.
Pbone
it.
Cryiital
Firelighters,
48
for
1
.00.
Hyde.
Transfer.
Phone
Bo?
tikmumm
it
l.
Ahm-ewsMhociclv
Picnin
l.i
Dighy
Uland,
SuiiJay
next.
Tihll'ly
Kill"
Alotizci
lluiiK-H
leaves
on
Sat
urday
fur
Toronto
to
epend
lilx
annual
vacation.
Mm.
Hainew
and
family
are
already
in
the
Kant.
outherfl
jailed.
177
KJJIilnlzu,
inl?ionary
of
the
apatu-ie
ctitirch
at
Ocean
Falls.
returned
from
a
vlnit
to
Port
HHoitiKton
op
yesterday
after
noon
irgjn.
Mr.
Jack
llalchford
and
boh
l'.r!tei,.tirned
to
the.
city
on
ri'aleMia&taftcrnoon'i!
train
from
a
vUltSf'sevcral
inouthg
to
the
Hivi.'iea.
Hacker
returneil
fropi
Port
'KMintjtotr
on
yeiiter-
lay
affelrno'on's
train
where
he
lad
been
vUlllnp
in
coiniecli'.
wllhrlJJyU'd
CJiuretl
work.
1tlrt
MeKayit,wlhe
to
iay
that
John
McKay,
fined
in
the
elly
tlic-
court
tlii
week
for
drunkennea,
in
tint
connected
with
the
Prince
Hupert
Dairy.
MIns
Me.Nabb
and
Mi
Conn
having
resigned
from
the
grad-
uale
nursing
ftaff
of
the
Prince
Hupert
Uniieral
Hospital,
will
sail
for
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
Hupert
on
Saturday.
1.
A.
HurHiT
leave
Saturday
evening
to
ppend
a
couple
of
wek
vacation
In
vaneouver
and
meet
Mrs.
Hunter
and
son
wtio
haie
ben
apendim?
the
ntimmer
on
Vancouver
Inland.
Mixa
Caldwell,
who
has
been
doinii
private
nurKiiag
at
Premier.
H.C.,
will
arrive
in
the
city
on
Saturday
to
take
a
position
on
the
graduate
nuraiiig
staff
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos
pilai;
'..N'.ll.
st
en
it
w
Prince
harle,
Ca;t.
i'il
Mel.ean,
doc
Veil
at
It.t5
d'clook
tkU
morning
from
iieuiirt,
Anyox
and
Uueeu
Oltar
'nlie
Nland
point
s
and
failed
for
Vancouver
and
wav
ports
at
p.m.
At
a
well
Allpnri"il
ineeiing
of
He
l.oyal
Dnler
r
MiMe
in
MiMi.r
Hall
last
rughl
S.
Wal-dfdt,
Supreme
lliclator.
gave
an
intrreoling
addn'o
upon
the
Moorr
mmcHliun
reeently
held
in
r.nicago.
l.ulect
word
from
Pom
I
Harrow.
Alaska,
is
that
the
auxiliary
rhouner
liayttiaud,
Capl.
Foellmer,
Hudaon's
Ha
tUi..
tHiMl
there
without
difficulty
Jal
week
and
arrived
at
llcri-ehel
Inland
yealenlay.
Hon.
H.
A.
MeKnnva,
K.C.,
hai.
eiuifenled
to
address
the
Women'
Canadian
Club
at
sup
per
ou
Friday
at
ft.30
pju.
in
the
Ito-ltni
Hall.
Anyone
wishing
lo
attend,
phone
Mr.
MoMordie
35K.
ui-
Mrs.
Muekie.
lied
511,
bo-
fore
Friday
1
p.m.
Admission
I.
00.
Mix
Jean
Hnrrtsoti.
HJXu
mly
HiiM-riiiteudent
nl
Ihe
Prince
lluperl
rieneral
ltnpitnl,
leave-
on
Saturday
morning's
cathound
train
en
route
to
Winnipeg
and
Minneapolis
on
a
vacation
trip.
From
the
latter
point
Miss
Har
rison
will
probably
take
a
mo-lr
trip
through
Hie
States.
SteveKing
Third
Avenue
Great
Overstocked
SALE
Now
In
Full
Swing
SAVEI
8AVEII
ox
Mi:.v.s
suns
AM)
OVF.HCO,TS
THE
DAILY
KEWB
PAGE
THREE
Frank
Hicks
of
l'ori
Cleinentu
arrived
In
the
city
I
Ins
morning
aboard
tho
leainer
J'rince
Charles.
The
shoot
of
the
Prince
Hu-
pert
(iun
Club
was
,
io4toned
lait
night
owing
to
mcleineiit
weather.
,
..X
Mrs.
Albert
Moore
and
child
Huekley
llay.
;
Mrs.
milliard
and
daughter,
Miss
Helen
IlOibard,
urn
leaving
thl
aflernoon
fph
Vancouver
on
a
vacation
trip.
Mr.
Oeonie
1).
Ti'e
and
fam
ily
will
Kail
Saturday
night
oi
the
ttteamer
Prince
Hupert
foj'
Tclom
on
u
lioTTday
(riu.
Herbert
Hampton,
who
ha
been
visitliiff
at'
Porl
Clement,
etunieu
to
the
.city
on
the
'rluce
Charle
this
morning.
F.
L.
Hueklejr
paed
through
'he
city
aboard
Mie
Prince
Charles
today
from
Port
Clem
nls
en
route
to
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip.
Master
Gordon
and
Iii'.Iy
Wil-
tlseroft
left
on
thli
morning
Tain
for
Woodc&ck
where
thev
Alll
cjind
n
noliday
with
Mr-
and
Sirs.
W.
C.
Illle.
O.
A.
Woodland
returned
lo
the
city
ou
the
Prince
Charle-
M
inornins.'
from
a
business
i
rip
to
siewarr,
Ariyox
an
Oueeu
Cliarlotle
Island
points.
J.
(J.
Sleert,
vvlio
has
been
el
Jniitliers
for
Hie
past
few
week
engaged
inlieaIinr
plan!
installation
in
the.
Hanson
Mock,
re
turned
lo
the
city
on
this
after
noon's
train.
Syd
Drowning,
principal
of
the
Indian
School
at
'ew
Hazeltor..
who
has
been
visiting
in
the
stty
Jor
the
past
few
days,
returned
to
tho
Interior
on
lhi
mornings
train.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vv
C.
Little
of
Voleocl,
who
have
been
visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
G
Osborne,
1137
gevsmlh
Ave.
East,
returned
to
Uie
interior
on
this
morning's
train.
J.
Field
Slran?.
nanager
or
til's
Suniiyside
Cannery,
returned
lo
the
city
this
morning
on
the
Prince
Charles
a.fter
a
busines"
trip
to
the
eompany's
holdings
.X
Shannon
llay.
E.
.V.
Haines,
post
office
in
spector,
returned
io
the
city
from
a
northern
departmental
buines
trip
on
the'
Prince
Charles
this
morning
and
is
loceeding
east.
Owing
(o
Hie
inclement
weal
her
the
parade
and
field
sports
in
connection
with
the
Klks'
Flag
Day
celebration
were
postponed
for
two
weeks.
The
dance
will,
however,
be
held
to
night
in
Mooc
Hall;
Corporal
O.
C.
Harber
of
F..e
provincial
police
returned
to
Fort
SI.
James
on
the
ealhound
train
this
morning.
He
will
Inter
go
to
Ffirl
Nelson
to
e
tauiish
a
detachment
of
Ihe
pro
vlnelal
police
in
that
territory.
G.
(.
MrOeer.
K.tk,
or
Vancouver,
who
is
here
io,
appea1
nl
the
sestioti
or
the
llaiiway
Commiaaion
tomorrow,
was
t"
speaker
at
the
Hotary
Club
Iun
chmm
today.
Mr.
McGeer
Is
ac
companied
by
Mrs.
McGeer
on
his
trip
north.
Mi
Virginia
Hoe-Hampton
the
noted
novelist
who
writes
fo:
MrGall'it
Mmgarme
under
the
name
of
Virginia
Roe,
was
i
passenger
parsing
through
the
City
on
the
Princess
Alice
oulh-
hounu"
yesterday
aflernoon
ac
companied
by
her
mother.
"GRANDPA"
BURIED
The
funeral
of
Adam
Moffatl,
familiarly
kn:.vn
as
"Grandpa,'
who
died
on
Mondny
niglil
in
the
General
Hospital,
took
place.
from
the
ll.C.
Undertakers'
Chapel
ol
?
o'clock
this
after
iiou.
Rev.
Geo.
o
Hacker
offU
eiating.
Floral
offering
were
seift
by
Mr.
and
,Mrs.
Davidr-Ulemito
and
Mr.
and
Mr
Friinlc
Mlrris.
...
.
l
j.
...
1
'
HANSEN
GETfe
BAIL
II.
A.
Hansen,
ffyarged
,
with
Hie
theft
of
4,00.
from
IhO
fish
packer
Chief
.ihassa,
owned
by
the
Canadian
FJsh
A
Cold
Storage
Company",
vnj
,
released
from
custody
last
night
on
5,.
000
bail.
Tho
case
,has
becu
re-
munded
until
August
3,
,.
'-
-..
ti
s
.-ii
r
Ay
.
vBBBW
legs,
while
yours
loobgood
as
farmer-Easy!
I
ot
hold
of
some
stuff
that
put
new
life
into
a
roof."
Barrett
Liquid
Elaetgum
JUSTICE
MORRISON
TAKES
PAPA'S
PLACE
Helped
Couple
on
Steamer
Niagara
Who
Wanted
to
Get
Married
VANCOUVER,
July
29,
Judges
were
in
great
demand
at
the
court
house
this
week,
despite
ihe
fact
that
most
of
them
are
away
on
Ihe
long
legal
summer
acation.
Tho
applicants
cared
not
whether
Ihe
jurist
presided
over
the
supreme
court
or
the
county
court.
Any
judge
would
fill
the
bill.
i
There
was
no
desperate
or
in
tricate
ler'al
battle
to
be
fought
out.
Cupid
bad
a
case
in
court
and
a
judge
was
required
to
act
is
both
arbitrator
and
papa.
Churles
Theodore
Haultain,
lashing
navigating
officer
of
the
H.M.S.
Niagara,
wanted
to
marry
Miss
Ruby
Oust,
who
witn
her
mother
was
making
the
trip
across
the
Pacific
on
the
liner.
Mamma
was
willing,
but
vvhai
papa
would
Imiik
about
it
was
not
very
well
known
until
a
cable
had
been
sent
and
answer
received.
To
make
mat-
rers
worse
the
bride-to-be
w-a
not
of
the
full
age
of
21,
so
at
order
from
a
judge
bad
to
be
obtained
before
J.
A.
Mahony
would
issue
the
Jiappy
couple
a
licenie.
Takes
Papa's
Place
A
frantic
round
up
of
all
judges
ensued
and
after
a
lapse
of
an
hour
or
so
Mr.
Justice
Aulay
Morrison
or
the
supremo
court,
graciously
condescended
lo
lake
papa's
place.
He
heard
the
talc
and
plight
of
the
lovers-,
looked
them
over
critically
ye:
kindly,
read
the
cables
lo
and
from
Australia
as
well
as
tiic
orticer
credential,
and
gave
t
hem
his
consent,
sonic
good
ad
vice
ai'1
his
blessing.
The
mar
riage
look
place
the
next
day
Holh
young
people
come
front
Irigleburn,
New
South
Wales.
"
CITY
HAS
CHAN
FINANCIAL
SHEET
All
Commitments
of
City
of
Vic
toria
at
Bank
Wiped
Out
Flst
Time
In
Memory
of
Officials
VICTORIA,
July
29
For
the
first
lime
in
the
memory
of
city
officials,
the
City
of
Victoria
is
in
the
position
in
the
month
of
July
of
having
wiped
out
all
Us
commitments
at
the
bank
and
having
a
clean
sheet.
In
past
years
the
borrowinar
from
the
bank
on
account
of
current
liabilities
were
pajd
off
in
tne
months
of
October,
No
vember
and
December.
In
Ibe
Used
after
Shaving
Dr.
Chase's
OINTMENT
Keeps
the
Skin
Soft,
Smooth
and
Velvety
"Save
what
youVe
got"
is
sound
advice
If
you
can
keep
your
old
roof
tight
against
the
weather,
it's
poor
economy
to
lay
a
new
one.
Coat
your
roof
with
Barrett
Liq
aid'
Elastigum1
make'it
leak-proof
for
along
time
o"cojne.
We
recommend
Barrett
Elastigum
because
we
know
how
good
it
is.
A
layer
of
this
compound
of
asbestos
fibre
and
high-grade
water-proofing
material
gives
a
new
protective
coating
seals
up
every
crack.
We'll
be
glad
to
talk
over
roof-upkeep
with
you
today.
Unendorse
S.
E.
PARKER
LTD.,
Distributor
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
Canada
a
Elastigum
Flastiaut
Steamship
and
Train
Service
Sailinti
front
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
eacb
MONDAY
irtd
THURSDAY
4.00
p.lTU,
SATURDAY
6.00
p.m.
For
ANYOX
ind
STEWART
MONDAY,
FRIDAY.
4.00
p.m.
For
ALASKA
WEDNESDAY,
400
p.m.
rur
MASSETT
INLET
MONDAY,
4.00
p.m.
For
SKIDEOATE
INLET
tod
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
fortnightly.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
dalljr
eicrpt
Sondijr
(
11.30
SJH.
for
PRINCE
OEORQE,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
polDtl
Eltlero
Canada,
l.nited
Slates.
Agtnci
all
Ocaan
SUamihlp
Llnta.
Vtt
Canadian
5atlonal
EipreH
for
Monrjr
Orden,
rorclrn
Clwquei,
etc,
alio
for
your
ncil
ebipmenL
Cltr
Tlcttt
orflca,
BZS
Third
A-,
Prlnc
Rupert.
Phon.
260.
WICHMANN
OIL
ENGINES
Wa
Supply
WICHMANN
In
Slita
from
7
to
20
H.P.
Ta
auura
arl,
dtlltarj
ordar
your
WICHMANN
now.
l)i?irU)Utor
for
B.
c.
ENGINEERING
CORPORATION
LTD.
Marine
Oeparunent.
MR.
O.
TELLEFSLA.
GRANVILLE
ISLAND
VANCOUVER,
B.
C.
ears
of
post-war
depression,!
.he
liabilities
were
not
met
unit
the
succeeding
year.
The
City
of
Victoria
this
yeai
as
been
making
its
payments
out
of
the
moneys
received
from
the
prepayment
of
taxes,
a
sys
.em
inaugurated
a
few
years
ago
by
City
Treasurer
Edwin
C.
Miiith.
,"1iile
the
city
had
made
several
aiall
borrowings
from
he
bank
this
year,
it
has
already
epaid
these.
Other
loans
may
tave
to
lie
repaid
later,
but
they
ill
be
met
in
the
same
manner,
lie
city
saving
considerable
sums
ii
inlerest.
"I
have
been
here
for
rcrty
ears,
and
I
have
never
known
I
appen
before,"
Cily
Treasurer
Smith
slated
yesterday,
in
reference
to
the
cily's
achievement
n
its
pay.nent
of
its
bank
loan
o
early
in
the
year.
SENIOR
MATRIC
RESULTS
Further
results
oT
Senior
ma-rirulation
examinations
in
this
district
are
s
as
rollows:
Granby
llay
One
student
granted
partial
standing
(private
sludy).
Ocean
Falls
One
student
ran
led
'partial
standing.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
A.
II.
Lund,
Victoria;
R.
..
Knyder
and
C.
W.
Casey,
Everett,
Washington;
C.
W.
Parke,
Kdmonton;
Mr.
and
Mrs,
G.
G.
McGeer,
C.
A.
Zinovicli
and
H.
G.
Mooreame,
Vancouver;
W.
J.
Hood,
liraiuptoh;
Daniel
Dum-phy,
Seattle;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Guv
M.
Kerr,
Hoston,
Mass.;
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hrowu,
Miss
Mae
Donaldson
and
Miss
Ada
Drown,
Ecstall
River;
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
W.
F
Green,
Conquest.
Sask.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mallery,
l.ongwortlt,
H.C.;
Mr.
'and
Mrs.
Q;f,
"Lawiors
Kelchlkan;
and
W,
EJPtNlter',
Naus'vltiver.
im
apw1
Teaching
the
Parrot
"If
you
want
your
parrot
o
lalk,
you
.should
begin
by
teach
Ing
it
short
words
"
"Thai's
strange,
Isupposr'd
It
would
take
iiuL'ker'to
polysylW
lublee."
Boston
Transeript.
The
EASY
Electric
Vacuum
Washer
Will
not
wear
or
tear
the
daintiest
garment.
FOR
SALE
UY
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Phone
101
255
3rd
Ave.
Eyes
Examined
anc
Glasses
Fitted
It
will
pay
you'lo
have
your
glasses
made
here.
You
are
always
assiu-ed
of
a
conscientious,
painstaking
examination
of
your
eyes
iind
the
.
.
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1
2..
I....,
t....J
:
very
west
in
otnii
tenses
aim
P,
I'ttTHWdical
Q-rTlical
,W
Repair
Service.'
JL
E.
IRE
LAND
Optometrist
31H
J
id
Ave.,
opp.
G.W.V.At
-
Phone
Red
442
h