rsdar.
Aogu.t
10,
1920.
ItfHEREVER
THERE
ARE
FLIES,
USE
FL.Y?TOX
Kill
the
FLIES
You
CaritKcepYour
Food
Under
Glass
FOR
health's
sake
the
food
must
be
kept
fresh,
clean,
pure.
Flies-must
be
killed.
They
taint
everything
they
touch.
Disease
germ3
drop
Irom
the
maggoty
ooze
of
the
fly's
filthy
feet.
That
poisons
food.
Ueo
Fly-Tox.
It
is
stainless,
pafe,
sure.
It
costs
little
half
-pints
fifty
cents
and
can
be
bought
at
groceries
and
drug
stores.
U
Kit
In
Vancouver,
B,"C.
u
nYTgx
JLffiU
FLYTOX
KILLS
FLIES
MOSaUITOES
MOTHS.
ROACHES.
ANTS.
FLEAS
The
New
Orthophonic
Victrola
it
eicltlng
more
comment
ind
attracting
more
favor
than
has
any
musical
Instrument
before.
s
:iily
t::
(!
"
any
rpiui
have
'f-
had-
-fMT-ir
o
iicrwis(
of
ap-eiiHv
-miliar
m
rnmeni
i
u'
!
Hi"
in
-I
opportunity.
:ne
i
n
i
)
I
Iicht
it.
You
n
a'
'innji'.!
nl
Mie
fl-v
w
Mi
which
?ry
Dinar
urtf.
stnglrtg
or
olher-.
i
.-)"
.iiici'ii
for
you.
-
rat
GRENADA
MODEL
Mahogany
and
Walnut
S200
OTHER
MODELS
$115
5275
$385
Terms
Arranged
eMaeMvs.Jjd
"FLIT"
FOR
FLIES
HF'-STHOVH
I'LIKS.
MO.syiMTOKS.
MOTHS.
ANTS,
Itr.ll
1IUU8
ami
IIOACIIKS.
i
8
tz.
hollies
50c
V
'
H
ox.
tuts
-
75c
r'
-'
ojt,
tins
$1.25
I
gallon
lint
.......
$4.00
i
"
Onlfil
HI
uz.
tin
ami
Sprayer
$1.25
Tux.
Iiolllen
50c,
75c,
$1.25
FLY
PAPKIt,
FLY
COILS,
INSHCT
PpWUBIl
St
dler-
15c
Ormes
Ltd.
The
IIKWI.I.
STOHK
Tin
PIONKKH
IHtl
liUlSTS
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street
Phones
82
and
200
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
r
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
.
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
tnglneere,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONE8
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and
30?
Local
and
Personal
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
678.
tf
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
it.
Crystal
Firelighters.
48
to
11.00.
Uyde
Transfer.
Phone
80.-,
tf
'Au
Mi
To
f
urray
was
a
nasscrigci
iboai-dl
the
Prince
Charles
las
night
for
Shannon
Bay.
Harvesters
lo
tho
number
of
27
rooked
for
prairie
noinls
on
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
ye
....'t'.t..
i
i
I
AK?
Flcwin
of
i'ori
Simp
snm.arriveu
in
me
cuy
ycsicroa:
aboard
Ihc
steamer
Princa
Iharfcs
from
Vancouver.
johifVI-'levvIn,
returning
officer
for
1
lie
federal
elections,
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
and
is
m
iNtcrcd
"at
the
Prince
Huperl
Hotel.
Pat
Fowler
was
fined
850
a:
il
costs
in
tTie
city
police
court
'im
morning
by
Magistrate
MeCiy-
nont
on
a
occond
charge
of
in
dication.
s
W
J.
U'nkeflehl
nf
Kletvnrt.
who
has
been
vis
Mite
in
the
City
for
tiic
pasl
week,
sailed
on
(he
Prince
.Charles'
last
night
for
his
home.
'
F.
L.
Buckley
and
son
were
liafengers
aboard
the
Prine
Charle
yesterday
en
route
to
Port
Clement.
Mr.
BuekW
i
reluniinir.froin
a
biuiness
trip
to
Vancouver.
Provincial
Comtlabtc
Sinclair
irenninaiiied
1iv
Mr.
Sinclair
and
family.-
ailed
on
ihc
Prince
lolm
today
for
0"peti
Cliarlolln
;ily
where
hp
will
lake
over
pe
-
inanciit
imlice
duly.
(kini.labli
.Sinclair
ha
been
trannferreil
from
lied
Pas.
(icorpe
Boulter
and
S.
A:ii-
fione,
ratings
or
the
local
iiTii:
of
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Naval
VqI-
unteiT
llecrfe.
n-lurnH
to
tlw
"ity
on
tho
Prince
Charles
yesterday
afternoon
aftr
undervi-
init
annual
training
al
the
Hoyai
Canadian
Nival
Barracks,
K'
uitnalt.
At
a
special
meeting
of
tin
iiiyim
.iicx,
rruujjoimiit',
vio-;rpsident.
in
tli
chair,
cerlai
Iuelioui
were
drawn
U
of
political
nalur.
with
which
tl.
Litu-ral
and
Conservative
rand'
ilates
will
b?
confronted
at
arty
dale.
Mm
It
lit
It
Stewart,
prineipn!
of
Seal
tkive
xehoul
here.
Iia-i
been
apiioiuled
(o
the
ctaff
of
he
High
Schuol
at
Knderby,
Bx:
Slie
ha
been
spending
wrl
of
the
holidays
attending
the
um
mpr
school
for
teachers
at
Vic
toria
and
twill
enter
on
her
new
duties
at
the
beginning
of
iter,
term.
Archdeacon
ft.
A.
Hlx,
nccoin
laiiied
by
Mrs.
Hlx
and
d.iught
Ituth,
were
pasenger
a
hour
I
the
Prince
Charles
la.l
night
foi
Stewart.
Anvox
and
Queen
Char
lolte
Inland
point.
Areii.leaeon
Mix
will
vii
on
the
i1and
and
Mr.
Hlx
and
daughter
will
r
turn
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles.
Mr.
(Itr.1
Hay
and
un
Wi.'-
liam.
arrived
in
the
city
on
Hie
fteanier
Prince
Cliarle
yester
day
evening
from
Nebraska
ou
a
visit
with
her
ler
anj
tirother-
ln-law.
Mr.
and
Mr.
.1.
C.
fiavi-
nan,
Sixth
Avenue
WcM,
Mrs.
Hay
and
son
motored
from
Ne
braska
to
Healtle
taking
the
sleamer
al
the
latter
poiut.
(ieorge
Frizrell.
who
siient
tin
week
end
fishing
up
the
Kcslnll
niver
aboard
tho
I.Miirn
I'.,
ac-
rompaliied
by
M.
P.
MrGaffery,
i.eonpe
Tile,
O.
G.
Mills,
M.
M
.Mcl.achlan
and
II.
F..
Benon.
re.
Iiirued
to
port
this
morning.
Th
potty
were
very
enthusiasSc
about
Ihc
Irfp
and
exreMd
themselves
a
delighted
with
the
Irout
fishing
in
that
district.
Weather
conditions
were
ideal.
onsUbation
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOB
THREI
Ikrtwyt
at
their
source,
A
Oar
race
Am
1
Ell
M
:siK
BBBBBBBBBBTBBBar7HBBBBBBBBBl
HjJLII
MGILLETT'S
LYEH
keeps
everything
clean
and
sanitary
Mrs.
Hose
eft
ni
lit!
lasper
Park.
IlofftiKi;i
night
s
and
chili
1
1
am
for
4.
Milne
Jr.,
was
a
paeiigc:
aboard
the
Prince
Qiarles
lasi
night
for
Musijclt.
Mr.
S.
Woodman
left
on
Him
morning
train
for
tvikwa
on
a
visit
to
her
sister.
Try
Foothills
Stuvc
Coal,
113.00
per
ton.
No
soot.
Phil-
pott,
Fvitt
ii
Co.
Ltd.
tf
Mrs.
Horothydl.
Hlue
returned
to
Stewart
on
llio
Prince
Char!
last
niaht
afUr
visituix
in
Mio-
ueapolie.
T.
J,
,:SlieyW'6i
jinsiftior
.
o-.
mines?
t-all
on?lli81iifdeiiia
111!
afternoon
ort
a
girj
of
inspection
in
tho
BeJUJMLi
dislric.
Prize
lists
for
Ibe
Fair
may.
!.e
oblainod
frofn
Ufe
Fair
Boar
I
Office.
City
Hall,
or
from
tne
Kire
:iiier,
Muiiro
'
Bnis..
and
Hose,
Ohvan
A
,
Latin,"
Ltd.
J.
Milne,
assj-itant
district
en
gineer
for
the
provincial
public
works
department,
sailed
on
tin;
Prince
John
today
on
a
businesi
(rip
to
(Jueen
Charlotte
City.
J.
Field
Strang,
manager
rf
the
Sunnyside
cannery,
left
op
the
cannery
tender
yesterday
for
Shannon
Bay
on
a
business
visit
to
the
company's
holdings
at
that
point.
Mrs.
H.
S.
tiill,
vyiiQ
has
been
visiting
from
Yawjouver
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
McDonald,
Fifth
Avenue
Kasl,..
for
the
pasi
mouth
will
return
i'tlth
on
the
lenier
tianleua
UtM
afternoon.
C.N.H.
steamer
i'rltice
John.
Cap!.
V..
Mabhs.
,flrrtyed
from
Vancouver
via
soutie.jm
Uueeri
Charlotte
Island
pOlUls
at
It
o'clock
la.-l
nij(hl
and.
sailed
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
at
noon
All
incoming
amf,
Wulgoing
mail
will
in
future
bo
stamped
by
Ihe
local
post
office
depart
ment
with
a
eaiicullipg
stamp
reading
"Prince
Ituperl
Inhibi
tion
Sept.
II,
I'.i.'G'
.
Tilts
iitj
will
give
the
local
fair
a
vvfte
circle
of
puhlieily-
v
t
he
public
Itl.i
ury
in
re
ceipt
of
n
gift
of
a
iei
of
bool
irum
r..
uiiwiii.
iuu.svv
ucai.
with
cathedrals,
abbeys
and
fa
mous
churches
and
t
In
twelve
volumes
nicely
illustrated.
It
will
prove
a
valuatile
acaQlsitiou
lo
Ihe
local
instilution
;f.
Union
sleanier
('ardejia,
Capl.
J.
Findlay,
docked
iVl.
2
o'clock
llils
nfleruooii
froin
jevnrl
and
Apyox
and
will
sail
m
her
return
to
Vancouver
atX
ii.ni.
Pas
sengers
sailing
on
the
steamer
fur
the
south
include
Mrs.
II.
A.
dill.
Mrs.
P.
I.
Palmer,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Marriott,
T.
J.'Shcnlon,
C.
X.arelli,
Miss
Louis
ZaroMi
and
Master
J.
Currie.
'
Charles
arelli
ot
Yiuloria
who
has
been
visiling
with
his
uncle.
James
Zarelli
of
tlilHyal
Hotel
is
booked
to
sail
oti'tluv
steam-r
:t:ardena
this
afternoon.
Mr
'Zarelli
will
accompany
Miss
(Louis
Xat-elli
and
Master
Jim
l
Currie
who
are
-going"
to
spend
jji
iio'niay
wuii
mt,
jxnn:
.Mrs.
i.
Perry
in
Victoria.
e
r
j,.
PROSPERITY
IN
WEST
APPARENT
Dr.
Black,
of
Immigration
Department
8aya
There
Will
Be
Good
Average
Crop.
EVERYONE
OPTIMISTIC
Building
Programs
In
All
Towns
And
Settlers
DoYng
Well
on
Land.
.
MONTJIKAL.
.ug.
10.
"West
ern
Canada
shows
every'
of
a
icontiiiuafion
of
the
general
spirit
'of
optimism
which
developed
with
Uhf
harvesting
of
last
year's
crop
and
as
a
result
I
found
business
I
good,
the
people
cheerful
and
every
one
of
I
he
towns
ami
cities
with
a
building
program
under
way.
more
amliittous
than
in
any
year
since
before
the
war,
stated
Dr.
W.
J
Black,
director
of
the
department
of
colonization,
agri-j
culture
and
natural
resources
of
'he
Canadian
National
Itailways.l
on
his
return
today
from
a
tour
of
the
western
provinces.
As
for
this
year's
crop,
while
some
districts
of
north
central
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta
have
suffered
from
dry
weather,
the
cron
will
be
a
eood
average
and;
will
be
an
economical
crop
for
thej
iarmer
to
narvesi.
jsiraw
is
iair-;
ly
light,
but
with
promises
of
good
yields.
One
of
the
striking
things
of
hi
journey.
Dr.
Black,
staled,
was
the
fact
that
many
districts
in
Alberta,
where
newly
arrived
immigrants
had
been
placed
un
farms
by
the
Canadian
National
colonization
department
during
Ibe
fast
two
years,
bad
more
new
laud
broken
up
this
year
than
at
any
lime
since
before
the
war.
the
new
settler
were
clearing,
their
land
arh'l
breaking
il
op
and
many
of
them
preparing
to
harvest
their
first
crop
this
year.
have
splendid
prospects.
The
Ld-
moiiton
land
office.
Dr.
ltlaik
staled,
had
recorded
more
filling
of
homesteads
in
Hie
twelve
months
ending;
July
31
than
in
jny
year
since
Ihe
war.
The
labor
situation-
in
western
.Xanadu
has
been
promising
this
year
also,
the
Winnipeg
office
of
the
company
having
made
three
times
as
many
placements
-this
year
a
last.
Not
one
experienced
farm
worker
passing
through
the
office
of
the
agricultural
and
col
onizaltou
department
offices
in
Winnipeg;
had
fceen
uhplared,
and
al
several
iieriod
during
the
season
there
wore
many
more
jobs
available
than
there
were
men
to
fill
them.
"On
the
whole,
I
found
the
west
decidedly
optimistic
and
even
those
people
who
were
previously
ranked
among
the
pessimists,
have
changed
their
views
and
look
cheerfully
lo
the
future,"
Dr.
Black
slated.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
Dead
Tree
Point
Barometer
30.28;
temperature
Ct.
Bull
Harbor
-
-
Part
cloudy.
light
southeast
wind;
barometer
2U.'Ji;
temperature
55;
light
swell;
8
p.m.
spoke
lug
Lome
towinc
barge
Drumrock
25
r.iiies
southwest
of
I'rice
Island
south-
iiound;
8
p.m.
spoke"
steamer
Admiral
F.vans
bound
Ketchikan
Tor
Soa'tie
t70
miles
from
Seattle.
DIgby
Island
Foggy,
calm,
barometer
30.22;
temperature.
51;
sea
smooth.
Noon
Dead
Tree
Point
Barometer
30.28;
ieniperaluro
72.
Bull
Harbor
Part
cloudy,
fresh
west
wind;
barometer
20.-l2;
temperature
56;
sea
choppy;
7.30
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Ituperl
abeam
Sunny
Island
southbound;
tl
a.m.
spok.?
steamer
Camosun
at
Itiver
Inlet
southbound.
Dishy
Island
Clear,
calm,
barometer
30.18;
temperature
70;
Union
steamer
Cardcmt
due
at
2
p.m.
southbound.
Mrs.
J.
Borsuk
and
children
of
Woodstock
have
gone
to
Van
couver
for
a
holiday.
The
case
of
Thomas
Long-,
Charged
with
intoxication,
was
remanded
in
the
City
police
court
this
morning
until
X
for"
Oomfor-6
x
and
Sconomu
U4gp
canadianJ
PACinc
mr
a
mr
to.
.sight"
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Best
Procurable"
(THE
ORIGINAL)
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Scotch
Whisky
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d
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Service
AM
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
nf
Our
Big
Sale!
IS
IN
FULL
SWING
Everything
Going
Quickly
A
REAL
CLOSE
OUT
SALE,
CLEAR
TO
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WALLS.
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OF
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STORE
Third
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Phone
753
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Loggers!
We
have
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only
compleib
stock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
parts
in
the
North.
We
handle
Logging
Cable,
Axes,
Peavies.
Saws,
and
general
Camp
Equipment
'
II
will
pay
you
to
see
us
when
outfitting.
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