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of
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bjHexIvUjaihip
but
One
Germ
from
One
Fly
to
sicken
and
destroy
DON'T
risk
years
of
heart
ache
and
tears
of
vain
regret.
Safeguard
those
you
love
now.
Kill
the
disease
carrying
insects.
End
the
filthy
fly.
Destroy
the
viciou3
mosquitoes.
Protect
precious
little
folks.
UsoFly-Tox.
It
is
safe,
stainless,
sure.
In
daily
use
in
the
finest
homes.
All
grocers
and
druggists
recommend
Fly-Tox.
KILLS
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aUITOES
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MOTHS.
ROACHES.
ANTS,
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he
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musical
In-
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MODEL
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and
Walnut
200
OTHER
MODELS
$115
$275
$385
Terrru
Arranged
We
haw
the
only
complcib
stock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
:i
iinrl
in
:li
i'
Nnrlli
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puy
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(in
lo
cc
us
when
outfiltiug.
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Limited
710
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Avomio
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for
the
Builder
l.iiienit)iis,
slnplnp.
fir
finish,
flouring,
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juint.
veneers,
etc,
in
Norllicrn
H.C
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can
suddIv
evervthlno
In
a
building
from
the
foun-
iiflimn
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Unforu
buying
inspect
our
slock.
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will
pay
yuu.
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arc
right.
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&
McCaffery,
Ltd.1
Phones
110
and
117
Phone
34
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
P.O.
Box
106
Hiiiiimin's
aiuel
HutK
.Springs,
and
Oslnrrnour
Mn
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in
every
room.
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Hot
mill
t'.olii
Water.
Hath
mid
Showers.
8,m
Healed.
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or
Tnira
vn
sou
01111
PniNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Local
and
Personal
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
Arthur's
Taxi.
I'hone
678.
tf,
B.C.
Undertakers.
Pbone
41
jirttaVFirelightera,
48
fo.
i.uu.-iiue
iransrer.
Phone
5B0.
u
Try
Foothills
Stove
13.00
per
Ion.
So
soot.-pott,
Evllt
&
Co.
Ltd.
H.
Howe
of
the
Swift-Canadian
Co.
sailed
last
.
iilghl
on
thfj
Prince
ftuuerl
for
Vancouver
on'
a
business
trip.
I
II.
Stafford
of
the
Uosse-Mn
lerd
Co.,
wn
u
.pasnenger
on
lue
Prince-
Charles
Inst
night
for
Shannon
Day
.
Inclement
weather
caused
ll.e
postponement
of
the
Senior
footliall
ganm
lust
niKlil
between
(he
Moose
und
Cold
Storage
until
licit
Friday.
Frank
Hicks
of
Port
Clemci.i
nulled
lal
night
on
the
steamer
I'rince
Hupcrt
or
Vancoucr
en
roule
to
Hiifcago
on
a
holiday
trip.
t
V.
Jeffenon-
ami
party
of
lougHliorepien
sailed
last"
night
011
the
Prince
Huperl
for
Ocean
Falls
where
Ihey
will
assist
in
'oudlng
pajKT
boat
Miss
,Mfirgar71
(irahani
ailed
n
the
l'rinee,harle
yefterda.
afUMiKKin
for
Port
Clements
an.l
oilier
points
on
the
Oueen
Cliar-
l"lle
Inlands.
Mi!4.
Lionel
llotlli)
in
exeteil
o
urrive
liume
tomorrow
from
lie
south
on
Hie
steamer
Prinn1
(eorjre.
.Misses
Jielda
an
J
Freila
daughter?
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
iM-orjie
.
.Morrow,
who
haw
:een
.iiti:.v
In
tn
r.tiy.
utli
'eloin
tins
eveiiinn
on
the
Car
'lMia
to
Vancouver.
i.
S.
hussell
of
tho
Dai.
-New
eotnpoainy
room
stuff
sail-
iin
evening
on
the
Cardenu
011
a
lioliday
.rip
wliich
w1H
take
mm
as
Tar
south
as
Portland.
regon.
Mr.
and
Mr,
tienrtre
itichmoii
i
ind
family
will
ui.
on
the
Car
dena
this
teniiiK
for
VHncouvei
where
ihey
wiJI
use
ui
llieii-
iiilun-
rtirieno.
llaunv
iHconu
wfli
kiiown
and
popular
duruu:
everal
years'
nidenre
in
j'rini-'
Hupert,
tjctr
departure
will
rejirelled
by
a
wide
circle
of
friend.
Mr.
und
Mrs.
(ieorwe
Wilson
and
family,
who
hove
tieoi
fpemliiiR
a
lioliday
in
Vancou
ver,
will
return
to
Hie
city
on
rnday
of
lui$
wejk.
During
his
alienee,
Mr.
Wilson
went
to
Hanff
lo
represent
tho
Dallv
.Newn
Ht
a
convention
of
adver
lisiug
managers.
The
well
known
llatnhow
or
-hestra
of
Calgary,
consisting
of
l.en
Fusion,
J.
Skelahley,
h.
JoIiiimiii,
H.
Anderson
rflul
II
proit
reached
the
oily
last
nteiit
aflcr
baing
f.opped
off
nt
-ari
ous
pomls
in
the
Interior
and
will
play
at
nances,
to
he
neld
In
i
he
Audiloriuni
tonight
and
to-
aiurrow
nfyht.
I.
'.rnmhie,
chief
of
Irnuspo
latum.
Canadian
.Nalionnl
Hail-
ways,
arrived
in
Hie
itv
nn
ve.Mieiday
Hflernuon's
train
ami
sailed
foT
Vancouver
in
Hit
eoursir
of
bis
annua!
in.peetio'
i
rip.
lie
wns
accompanied
by
hi-
eecretary.
H.
('..
(irayslon.
and
a
narly
eonsisliiKr
of
hit
son.
(ieorste,
and
.Mr.
and
Mrs
Myler
of
Montrenl.
NOTICE
M.
Ileuis
Cufo
for
sale
as
a
jrnlujr
concern.
Offers
will
bo
considered
up
to
August
28,
aN
1er
that
dafe
assets
will
bo
sold.
kooiI
opportunity
for
experi
r
THE
DAILY
NEWfl
awm5eiuIeirT7sT8
Bv
vBsaWerTfLHfl
m
tilt
N.uu.
CMIM
VAffetftbla
Uulivt.
tan..
tb
argu
and
reWres
Cotutipatiotn,
BHiouwct,
Sick
Headache.
ln
in
in
1
tn
lining
.U
..ul
Chips
off
t
he
Old
Block
N?
JUNIORS
UUI
N?i
4
Tb
mm
Ml-In
eo-third
Som,
caodrtd.
ForcbUdrtaind
dulu.
mm.
BtU
By
Tur
Oruuitt
mm
Miss
Kv
lyti
Maedonaid
of
tli
dry
dock
office
staff
sailed
lai
evening
on
tlie
Prince
Charles
for
Massett
Inlet
on
a
week's
holiday
trip.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.Harry
Wclford
and
son,
Fred,
will,
leave
nexl
week
to
spend
a
two
months'
vaontion
visitiiw
iif.Onlario
and
oilier
iirls
of
festrn
Canada.
A.
C
W
alters
of
tlie
Hank
o'
Montreal
staff
sails
this
even
ins
on
the
Cardena
for
Van
eonver
on
a
two
witeks'
holiday
trip.
-
Jlr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Hennett
at
Vancouver
reached
Ihe
city
yes-
lertlay
afternoon
and
will
pro-
wed
Kouth
on
the
Cardena
llii
afternoon.
Miss
Dorothy
Haines
of
Mi
ami,
Morula,
arrived
111
the
city
on
yesterday's
train
and
is
visit-
injr
with
Mr.
and
'Mrs.
A.
0
Haines,
Seventh
Avenue
Kast.
Prince
Hupert
Shrine
Club
HaiHHt
for
Potentate
j.
Y
Hudson,
Commodore
Cafe,
to
morrow
nichL
ednesduy,
at
6.30.
All
visiting
tVobles
wel
coii)e.
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Dix
will
be
the
shaker
at
the
regular
month
l
open
meettHff
of
Ihc
(yro
Club
wliicii
will
le
held
tomorrow
at
the
Commodore
Cafe.
I
.
A.
Kelley,
well
kiiowi
Uueen
Charlott
Island
Ingjrinz
oHralor,
after
having
spent
a
few
days
in
the
city
on
nisiiies.
n'liirni'il
to
the
Islands
on
Hie
Prince
Charles
yesterday
Mrs.
W.
II.
Sutherland
ol
Victoria,
wife
of
Hon.
Dr.
W.
U.
Sutherland,
minister
of
public
works,
was
a
paien(:$r
on
the
Prince
(iharles
yesterday,
She
i
inakiiir
Hie
ruund
trip
-north
on
.tlral
vessel.
There
were
five
caea
jUf
drunkenness
in
Uie
city
police
ourt
this
morning.
Ivor
Itoherlson
and
Frnest
llattseu
were
cjich
fined
C'.'5
and
h'nima
.Moody,
Cabricl
Mooilv
ami
Michael
Hilly,
Indians,
were
each
assessed
10
ami
costs.
(ioven
or
f.
V.
Dav1!?,
who
is
mlere.
iii
in
ininin
in
the
Terrace
district,
ai
rived
from
llier
on
yeslentey
afternoon's
train
and
,
proceeded
souti
on
tint
steamer
P.-ioce
Itupert;
eu
rou!c
to
WasbinKlon,
D.C.
,
I
niou
slenmer
Cardciia,
CapL
A.
E.
I'i
kson,
returneji
at
1!
o'c'o:k
tliis
morning
Ir(jn
Auy-os.
Alice
Arm
mid
Stewart
and
will
sail
at
5
o'clock
this
even
ing
for
Vancouver
ami
wuyporl"
In
The
Letter
Box
THE
OPIUM
PROBLEM
fan
lor
Daily
News:
The
position
of
Prince
Hupert
as
the
nearest
port
of
orth
America
to
the
lauds
of
the
Orient,
causes
the
opium
pro
blem
iv
have
a
more
direct
lm-
porta
nee
to
your
citizens
than
i!
would,
otherwise
possess.
Ihati
ihe
Pacific
Ocean-
will
be
tin;
sphere
of
most
intense
commercial
activities
in
the
near
future,
is
generally
conceded
lo
be
an
assured
development
of
com
ing
years.
Prince
Hupert
musl
secure
her
full
share
of,
this
certain
ocean
traffic.
Study
of
Hie
latest
trade
re
turns
inform
us
that
the
opium
producing
countries
fail
lo
supply
needed
desirable
commodities
to
exchanfrc
for
the
export
which
Canada
can
supply,
and
which
year
toy
year
are
called
for
in
larper
quantities
by
th?
people
of
the
Orient.
Japan
sternly
prohibits
the
production
or
use
of
opium
by
her
people,
thus
safeguarding
their
effi
ciency
and
their
wealth.
Jly
theh
capacity
along
many
lines
of
production,
they
are
enabled
to
Mipply
desirable
exports
for
ex
cliaue
with
Canada's
wheat
and
dairy
products
and
other
lines
of
our
export
trade,
of
wbicl
year
by
y?ar
they
consume
rap
idly
increasing
(juanlities.
Hallway
extension
lo
l'eac:
Ttiver,
wliicn
must
soou
become
a
practical
development
of
ou
National
Railway
system,
will
place
Prince
Hupert
in
the
most
direct
und
economical
line
of
shipment
of
our
export
trade
to
tlie
Orient,
whos'
hundreds
of
millions
of
people
will
never
be
aide
to
obtain
all
they
want
of
cur
products.
Opium,
more
than
Oil
oilier
causes,
will
limit
the
demands
Ciey
make
and
theP
power
to
pay
by
exchange
of
commodities
for
our
products
Indian
Revenues
1
lie
officials
of
tlie
Oovern-
ment
of
India
and
also
her
pri
vale
ptofileers
have
drawn
larst
revenues
from
the
opium
ex
ported
to
China
and
lndo-China,
but
the
people
of
India
have
ihvp
themselves
in
like
manner
been
held
in
servitude
by
tb
vice
of
opiujn
consumption.
They
have
in
tills
way
been
made
less
efficient
industrially
and
their
energies
as
a
people
preatiy
lim-
itl
while
their
poverty
has
Peeii
more
severe,
due
to
the
refusal
of
Hritish
government
officials
lo
adupt
a
sound
method
of
revenue
production.
"(Jive
me
a
sober
people
and
I
will
find
the
revenue
we
require,"
was
Hie
assertion
of
Willram
Ewarl
Gladstone.
Eijrht
hundred
million
people
of
the
Orient
have
Ihrouah
lonjr
years
been
heavily
handicapped
in
their
social
a.i.l
nationa'
.development
by
the
per
verse
purpose
of
India's
kov-erninsr
officials.
The
wealth
of
Xorlh
America
llempts
profiteers
with
Hi'
thought
of
easy
money
from
the
sale
of
opium,
lo
Ihe
dupes
who
can
be
ied
into
tlie
use
of
this
drug
either
to
relieve
(rain
or
as
a
temporary
enjoyment
of
its
influence.
Canada
has
12,000
drug
addicts,
many
of
whom
were
in
noeenlly
lured
under
its
power.
Tlie
United
Slates
is
aid
lo
have
one
million,
mid
it
may
be
twice
that
number.
Our
school
child-i-on
and
young
people
are
especially
in
danger
of
being
enticed
twto
the
use
of
this
dope
by
Hie
allractive
way
in
which
It
is
presented
lo
them.
Only
One
Method
There
is
but
one
method
by
which
the
drug
evil
can
be
dealt
with,
tlie
profits
of
smuggling
nix
loo
large
to
effectively
deul
with
il
by
prohibition.
Only
by
international
co-operation
to
re
duce
production
to
the
require
Kipt.
Dickson
is
back
un
the
nients
of
medicine
and
sciencel
lipiiltr'-
if
the
f.urilenu
nfli.i
a,...
i...
i
.
.
I
r
-
"
Hu-1i.nn
ti
iiicuiiioi
liw
suieiriiarupu
ing
been
off
for
a
few
trips
at
Vancouver
on
account
of
illness.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
Dipby
Island
-
flaiiting,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30;-
0(1
teinnei
atnru
oG:
Ibrlit
'swell?
eneed
reslmiranleur.
Anolv
L.
h
11
111
ttihitkn
loniir
AilmUnl
Mmray
1-uller,
Ctislodian.
I0rt,
Hodman.
Seultle
for
Kelohikan.
1
.UTi
miles
from
Ketchikan;
8
p.m.
spoke
lug
Lome
enlerinsr
Mas-
A
sett
Inlet
bound
for
Massed
:
gOP
jiniiliiight
spoke
nuitorshlp
Olin-
ff
f.
I
do,
Vaiu
ouvee
for
Craig,
left
mflrM0MljHm6S$
I
Dead
Tree
Point
Haromeler,;
m)mW
l:tll-IO-
Innimip.itiim
Kft.
1
Noon
Dijrhy
Islaml
SliowerVi
misty.'
culm:
barometer
30.10;
tempera
Uu'e
57;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Harotneler,
au.
i
o
;
lempirauire
u.
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challenge
lias
couie
to
Can
nda
to
stand
with
the
United
Stales,
to
press
'upon
tlie
peopie
and
government
of
Orent
Hritain
their
.responsibility
on
bahalf
of
humanity,
to
place
before
the
people
and
government
of
India
their
duly
of
self-denial
for
the
settlement
of
this
world
problem.
Co-operation
has
already
been
'niiinted
by
the
social
service
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Columbia
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
8moked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
Sw
organizations
of
our
country
to
place
-before
our
people
the
urgency
of
this
problem.
Ileso-utioiis
in
support
of
the
United
Slates
proposals
which
were
made
at
Hie
Opium
Conference
of
li)25,
have
been
adopted
by
the
United
Farmers
of
Ontario
at
Toronto,
by
the
Labor
Congress
at
Ottawa,
also
by
the
Anglican
Congress
at
Ottawa,
und
the
Women's
Christian
Temperance
Union
at
llenfrew,
and
later
by
the
Haplist
Convention
of
Ontario
and
Ouebec
at
Hamilton.
New
Publlcat'ion
A
new
review
of
tho
opium
question
in
brief
popular
fonr
lias
been
prepared
by
the
Rev.
Eric
Lewis,
author
of
"Hlack
Opiiyn,"
one
iff
the
most
ex
pert
writers
upon
this
issue.
I!
will
be
imblishcd
ai
un
earlv
date
in
the
form
of
a
booklet
by
winch
wide
information
will
b
placed
before
our
people.
Manuscript
coides
have
been
placed
in-
the
hands
of
leading
members
of
the
late
House
of
-Commons
and
of
others
competent
tojudae.
oi
us
siuiemcuis.
i.eauing
members
of
Ihe
late
parliament
were
infornud
in
respect
l.o
such
au-lion
and
their
support
enlisted.
Thus
the
new
parliament
wiil
have
.among
its
members
those
cuss
amrJ)irt6re5"teit
in'
the
Hement
of
this
groat
issue.
HEXItY
.MOYLh.
A.
A.
Macdouald,
deputy
fire
uuirshul
for
the
province,
will
ar-rie
fiMin
Vancouver
on
Hie
I'rince
tieorge
tomorrow
and
spend
several
days
In
Hie
city
onihisiness
in
connection
with
his
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
639,
Green
238,
Black
735.
Night.
Phonei
687,.
539,
Green
238,
Blaok
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Eggless
RP
n
1
ilMUIlJ
Mrs.
W.,
on
SaturdaV,
mixed
up
a
devil's
food
cakev,ller
recipe
calls
for
souf.5nUk.ibut
she
used
Pacific,
lt'hlso
requires
eggs.
In
Iter
hurry
she
forgot
Hie
exprs
couvpletely'
until
she
saw
them
on
fhe
work-boai-d
after
the.cak
vvaln
the
gveit.,
The
result
was
;st
good
:
shatlintiiuhled
'Ihii'lSe'e
not
necessary
when
she
uses
Pacific
Milk.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.