.a,
July
23,
l&2.
i
FINE
SCHOONER
p5
CURLEW
IS
VISITING
PORT
AT
DIGBY
YESTERDAY
FAREWELLED
n
Pedro
Man
With
Family
En
11"?
I'tv-nyw
i
uui
.Sunday
HOUU
to
Alaska
!rll"'l
iicnir,
iieui
'.ir"i
m-
-
--
Iitii.mx)
at
lUghy
Maud,
n
a
'
if
lr
lriiiiino.1
and
tiot,irrrs
alltiotixh
soinrwhal
mar-
!
fr
..:lf....
....l.l.
.
.
.
.
.;
auxiliary
sailing
yacht
Iks
port
In
a
long
while
I'ntnvlm
"
..iLtioil
In
I.H7
-
i
I
ijipman
of
San
Pedro,
Oal-
a.
winch
arrived
yesterday
,
rom
the
outh
en
'
u
Kclcliikim.
Aln.kn.
Mr.
'
.;ma
wliu
own
a
large
de-I
-ir
mental
store
and
reul
e-
1
A
liunness
in
Kait
Pedro.
i4
nipnnirii
on
the
trip
t
Mi'
I
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vi.
.
.,
'I'l'MIUM
UIKI
Idlllli;,
.'II"
Yi)lia
and
.MaICr
Prank.
Copt.
Jl
Valdez
u
the
mailer
of
;
vrirl
and
Oapt.
Kd.
YoiiniC
1
ing
nit
pilot.
Mr.
I.ippman
J
nn
a
lelnurely
eruloe
In
nor-;'r
n
Pacific
water
nml
may
to
tar
north
a
Juneau.
Tim
I'"
'
will
remain
In
port
for
a
'
::'l'ie
of
day.
The
yacht
i
I
Art
feel
loiu
a
fool
lieam
and
l
pow-"
J
Willi
a
50
h.p.
full
delel
"Bine
and
carrlc
a
crew
or
'
men.
Sufficient
crude
oi:
'n
he
carried'
to
give
the
lioal
I'liwered
rndlu
of
3,500
miles.
':d
there
H
utorage
capacity
bi'ard
for
1,500
allon
of
f"ch
waler.
Some
thirty
people
nn
he
accnnimodated
aboard
If
"dilll.inn
In
the
crow.
A
le1co
'Ic.'rtc
plant
rnrnUhe
the
'h'c-Hy
for
heating
waler
In
th1'
rl'ln
nml
bathroom
and
also
furnlho
(he
power
for
hol.tlng
"all
ami
running
Ihe
n-imr
winch.
The
"Talayha"
l
"'Ml
upon
the
exact
line
of
the
iHinmi
"Uellunce,"
of
which
II
'
a
duplicate,
nml
ha
won
several
race
In
the
wit
III.
Nomina
up
Ihe
cot
Mr.
I.lpp-'"n
Hlayed
over
at
Pender
liar
h"r.
Kwanon
Hay,
Prlnre
LauUc
Inlet
and
I.owe
Intnl.
en-Kvlng
excellent
fUhlng
al
tlie
'inter
point.
Mr.
ami
Mr.
I.lpp-inan
were
very
enlluii'ed
over
Hi
scenery
coming
up
Ihe
coast
and
Ppreed
lhemeve
a
delight-with
the
trip
holh
from
a
"nlc
and
honpltallly
sland.
Point.
rvii
ny
iiiit'riiuii'-iii
HiMiwrrii,
There
was
a
pood
attendance
of
vi.mic.lcrs
and
I
heir
narcnts
and
the.
raees
were
keenly
con-iH.ted,
rcullliiK
a
follow:
Olrls
8
and
utnler
Lillian
Honors.
Hoys
8
and
under
Hilly
WII-
liscroft.
iSirls
10
uud
under
Helen
.M
a
ha
f
fry.
Hoy
Hi
tind
under
Ian
Mur-
".:
.
...
liiru
Murray
Hoy
MeeLlii.
ISnim
iinner,
iiiuia
12
and
under
T.
Mo-
(ilrN
II
and
under
Muriel
Viinca.
Hoy
1
1
and
under
Mario
Khy.
lilrl
10
and
under
Galhurine
Mo.Meekln.
'
Men'
open
rare
Kddle
Smith
(iirl'
3-Iegged
race
Muriel
Vance
and
lleulah
McKln'ey.
Hoys
3-legred
race
I.
Jia
Meekin
ami
Jack
Mcltae.
liniii
were
loaned
hy
Dmiclas
Stork,
John
Curr,
John
Mcllio
and
W.
Held.
The
roinmilleo
In
charge,
of
arraiwement
Included
John
12.
Davey.
HeV.
Dr.
C.
J.
Cameron.
Eddie
Smith,
Murray
Fuller
and
Sani
Jaliour.
CURLEW
LEAVES
FOR
SOUTH
AFTER
FOUR
DAY
VISIT
TO
PORT
With
due
farewell
11.
M.
8.
Curlew,
after
u
Tour-day
vllt
to
thl
port,
sailed
al
10.30
thi
morning
for
Henver
Harhoivwhieh
will
he
the
next
atop
on
her
pacific
Citat
erule.
U
I"
under-tood
thai
neveral
nallor
from
the
hfp
liked
Prince
Itupert
o
well
thai
they
denerled
Iho
ship
here.
Enjoyable
Dane
Put
on
Last
Night
Sy
City
In
Fair
Building.
The
farewell
dance
tendered
hy
the
city
to
the
officer
and
men
of
II.
MM.
S.
Curlew
in
the
Exhibition
hall
lat
night
wa
a
great
Kiicce.
The
hall
had
been
suitably
decorated
with
Allied
flag
and
Ireamer.
the
floor
wa
in
good
trim
and
the
dance
muic
furnNhed
hy
Mi
Jean
Currie'
orchestra,
augmented
UMt
by
Ihe
Vetholme
orrheMra,
leTt
nothing
to
be
ile
si
red
by
the
large
crowd
present.
Mayor
Newton,
in
a
fitting
peerh,
welcomed
Capt.
II.
I).
Prldge.
C.V.O..
D.S.O.,
H.N.,
commander
of
the
Curlew,
who
wa
arcompanied
hy
the
hip'
officer
and
the
crew
of
Iho
warship.
I
he
mayor
ald
that
upon
previou
visit
from
warship
the
officer
and
men
had
enjoyed
themselves
here
and
he
hoped
that
applied
to
Ihe
present
company.
It
wa
a
purely
informal
dance
and
he
trusted
everyone
would
treat
it
n
such
and
stand
upon
no
ceremony.
The
city
would
look
forward
to
entertaining
the
personnel
of
the
warship
on
(heir
next
visit.
Aid.
V.
M.
Hrown
made
an
efficient
master
of
ceremonies.
He-freshmvnl
were
in
change
of
the
I.
t).
I).
F.
The
committeo
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
evenliw
comprised
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton,
and
Aid.
Joseph
Oreer,
Aid,
M.
M.
Stephen,
Aid.
V.
M.
Hrown
and
Aid.
leo.
Ouney.
SMITHERS
There
wa
born
at
the
luilkley
Valley
District
Hospital
on
Wed.
uesday,
July
21,
a
son
lo
Dr.
and
Mrs.
0,
II.
Ilanklnson.
Wednesday,
August
4,
I
the
dale
nclerled
for
Iho
annunl
picnic
put
on
by
Ihe
Hulkley
Valley
Dls'lrlct
Hoiilrl
Hoard
and
al
ready
plans
arc
being
made
for
THE
DAILY
NEWS
$
J)
Crash!
14
""""
'
f;
at
OVERSTOCKED
Third
Avenue
a
tug
program
of
water
spot
s
and
entertainment
oy
an
acltv
l
lOiinr.ittee.
The
picnic
wiu!
again
be
held
al
Lake
Kathlyn.
j
Mr.
I.
F.
Halt
received
word
of
the
,-eriitits
illnes
of
her
brother
and
left
on
Monday
fo:
Vancouver
on
receipts
of
the
news.
C.N.
II.
Hoadmaster
Harry
fiun-derson
nml
family
have
started
on
an
extended
tour
by
auto.
They
plan
lo
ramp
out
on
th-1
trip
and
will
be
away
a
eotipl.?
of
monllis
the
tr'P
lo
include
parb
of
Oregon
and
J.
II.
ltyfne
ol
the-
local
government
agent'
flhiff
i"6n
hi
annual
vacation
and
on
Tuesday
started
on
a
niotdrflrjp
to
.Fori
SI.
James
accompanied
by
,M.
Hyrne
and
child.
,
Word
has
lieen
received
in
town
of
the
death
of
C,
II.
Mont
gomery
in
the
Ueneral
Hospital
at
Vancouver.
Deceased
was
a
Soldier
Settlement
Hoard
farmer
on
a
(arm
in
the
nientanna
di-
riot
for
some
years
before
buy
ing
to
leave
this
country
on
ac
count
of
failing
health.
The
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
II.
Stephens
was
the
scene
of
a
couple
of
happy
gatheriings
on
Tuesday
when
they
entertained
a
number
of
friends
at
bridge.
During
the
afternoon
ladies
for
four
tables
were
the
guests,
the
priies
being
won
by
Mrs.
N
Kilpalrick,
Mrs.
W.
F.
Hoyer
and
Mrs.
II.
Thompson.
In
the
evening
there
were
five
table
with
the
priies
going
to
Mrs.
Chas.
licd,
Mrs.,
J.
Mason
Adams,
F,
Oeklesaw
and
II.
J.
Kelly.
Dainty
refreshments
Ver
served
on
each
occasion,
Mrs.
II.
Hirst
and
Mrs.
T.
Lancaster,
both
of
Victoria,
s-
lets
of
Mr.
Clin.
Held,
are
making
an
extended
visit
In
lowii,
and
will
reside
in
the
cottage
udjoiniiw
the
Held
home
for
the
next
couple
of
month.
Under
the
leadership
of
their
scout
master,
Hnv.
.Geo.
Turpln,
twenty-one
members
of
the
local
I
roup
of
scout
went
into
camp
at
Lake
Kathlyn
on
.Monday.
He
ides
the
regular
camping
test,
the
boys
are
to
have
lest
in
swimming,
life-saving,
hiking
and
cooking
and
a
happy
and
busy
lime
is
lookid
forward
16.
Hoth
Ihe
Lilierals
ard
Conservatives
of
Smithers
recently
held
heir
organiralion
meeting
in
preparation
for
the
coming
election
and
have
selected
their
delegates
for
the
central
conven-tiors.
At
the
Liberal
meetin?
held
in
W.
S.
Heury's
office.
Duncan
A.
Mcltae
was
chosen
as
jyesident,
with
Fred
Wa
I
son
vfee'presldenl,
Sam
Mayer
secre
tury,
and
J.
M.
(Iraham
trea-
urjp,
"Vs'
well
a
an'
eecu(ive
of
twenty.'
-
...
-
.
'
PI...
P.m....l!.V..
I.
Alt
M.ni.
tjii.-"-i
imon
iri
,4111:11,
meeting
in
the
Scout
Halt,
and
re-elected
W.
J.
O'Neill
for
president,,,
with
W.
J.
Turner
nn
Angus
McLean
vice-presidents,
and
R.
L.
Gale
secretary
with
an
executive
of
sixteen.
Al
Finncrly,
for
several
year
grocery,
clerk
for
Fred
Watsor,
has
taken
a
leae'
(h
the
Kennedy
billiard
parltrs
and
open
ed
up
in
hi
new
business
on
ednesday.
Al
js
president
of
the
Smilhers
Athlelle
Association
and
has
always
taken
an
active
nart
In
alL
branches
of
sport
"and
Ihe
hoys
are
uit
to
oacK
aim
;
wuu
ineir
pairon
age.
.
.....
..
Won
War
A
film
showing
Hint
Amerlen
U'rt
r,
lltA
tin
1.
V.
1
,
v.
.....nn.)
""it
m
i
l.
iiril.
The
idea
Is
belateir
Our
In.
come
tax
demand
haVe.
been
re
minding
up
vr
tins
fact
lor
years
past.
Punch
If
."1
LAND
AOT.
1
..11
C.Ur
Uml
niMrlrt.
Und
nrortlnir
OUlrlrt
nr
I'rlnrr
HuprrL
tmt
.liutle
on
Allln
abntit
it
miles
oiithwl
of
Allln
Tonlti.
TKK
MITICK
thai
Eilwln
Jul.
Fnrl.
nr
Mini.
In
llii
Hrnrlur
of
llrUlnh
Cnliiin.
Ila;
wriiiailiin
orraltnr
tiirll
laiimh;
liitf-ntl
in
am'ir
for
rrnilinn
lo
pur
rlia
the
fiillowlnt
rtrrrllwfl
In0;
CiniinHnrint
al
a'
ivwl
plnniMl
at
Hi
oniithraiil
nmirr
or
fllarlrr
Day,
In
Allln
Like,
.iiualMt
a'
above:
Ihfnc
fullowinii
Iho
hnr.
lino
weal
10
chalnat
Iholioe
Minth'
Ift
rhalim
thonro
oal
to
rtulni
IhMiro
north
to
chains,
la
point
of
rniiiiiirnrrlii.nl'
fdwin
tviti
EQOfnT,
.
-
t
4pplicni.
Dated
Miy
to,
lit.
PAQS
FTVS
of
Men's
Suits.
Boys'
Suits.
Underwear.
Dress
Shirts.
Odd
Pants.
Sox.
Hat
s
and
Can.
Ties.
Working
Garments
.
II
I
w
'
tr
r
7
-
-
-
.
7
7
S
w
-
-
0
.
or
all
kinds.
It
is
a
positively
genuine
price
reduction
sale
MEN'S
ENGLISH
RAINCOATS
MEN'S
NIGHTSHIRTS
'
IX-l-
QUI.
A
8ALE
OF
ENQLI8H
TWEED-"
MEN'S
ODD
PANTS
Hael'r,r
$1.05
WOrKlIlg
Otlirt
Bargain
SUITS
Xvy.tolowco,L
M&,tik
Well
made
and
roomy
nil.
All
MEN'S
PYJAMAS
.
Sale
37
and
HK
Sale
.
r-n
II
C
-ir
c
a
j
This
reason's
styles.
price
an,
wait.
prices
.'Ie
Price
$7.50
Hale
lr,,e
$2.66
Va,Ue
to
$2'50'
a"
8IZe8i
Special
for
Saturday
from......
$18.85
to
$30.00
Troin
$2.85
'
to
$5.95
'
Only.
Sale
Price
:
-
:
l
c.
r
r
:
MEN
S
HEAVY
HORSEHIDE
flV
aY
BOYS'
JAZZ
SWEATERS
WORKING
GLOVES
AND
I
I
II
I
Just
in
Mock.
Pride
of
the
GAUNTLETS
I
II
West
make.
Good
weight.
Sale
Awav
below
.
ol
price.
Price'
$3.85
DONT
LET
ANYTHING
KEEP
YOU
AWAY
FROM
THIS
SALE!
A
SALE
OF
BOY'S
SUITS
MEN'S
BATHING
SUITS
MEN'S
FELT
HATS
BOYS'
COMBINATION
MEN'S
COMBINATIONS
MEN'S
ENGLISH
MAKE
A
j!
and
in
lot
of
rase
le-s
U
pure
wool
goods.
Sale
Price
In
all
colors
and
sizes.
Sale
UNDERWEAR
Nice
medium
summer
weight.
GABARDINE
RAINCOATS
'ti
n
f.
from
$2.50
prices
from
...
$2.50
to
$5.85
Ail
sues.
Sale
Price
$1.50
Sale
Price,
per
suit
$1.85
In
all
siies.
Sale
Price
$20.85
WA8H
TIES
MEN'S
SILK
LISLE
SOX
SOLID
LEATHER
BELTS
MEN'S
WORKING
SHIRTS
BOYS'
PANT8
WOLSEY
ALL
WOOL
SOX
8:...
prwe
25c
a
Pairs
for
$1.00
Sale
Price
50c
All
sizes.
Sale
Price
...
$1.25
All
sizes.
Sale
Price,
pair
$1.55
Black
or
brown.
Sale
Price
75c
The
Big
Yellow
Sale
Sign
STEVE
KING
The
Big
Yellow
Sale
Sign
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOK8,
ROPE8,
TWIMES,
FISH
NCTTIN
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBftER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compar
Our
Price
Lipsett,Canningh
am
&Co.Ltd
8condltvnu
and
HcBrlda
SL
-
Everything
for
the
Budder
LUMBER
We
have
the.
most
complete
stock
of
timber,
dimensions
shiplap,
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
juiul.
veneers,,
etc;,
in
Northern"
B.C
We
cart
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
llefore
buying
inspect
our
slock.
IV
will
pay
you.
Our
prices
are
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.,
Phonee
116
and
117
'
'
WRTSR
NOTICI
Dtttralvn
and
Ua
TAkK
.MlTICt
ttuvt
swiiorvlllo
Cannory
Cimiiuinv
l.luiltNt,
Imuo
atltlresA
la
Oorv
Avruuo
Vliatr,.VamiKier.
II.
C,
will
apjily
fur
a
liceiiw'to
nk
ailit
uw
Sn
Knllm
n-r
miimto
nt
water
out
un-niiil
tr-aiii,
uftilrh
rtW
nwhrrlr,and
Oralnilliilo
For-rtiMin
Hav,
M.irt
liilrl,
about
Jill
cUaliu
oi
tr
N.
E.
torniT
IM
Its?
I.
Q.
.
liutriri
Tho
watrr
will
bo
dirrt-titlarnni
Ihe
Mroam
at
a
loiiut
about
naiiiTrnn
inoum
nr
"irraiii
ami
win
w
ui'u
i"r
liHlininal
and
donioiitir
purtvn
n.u
tho
land
ilotcrlbitl
a
HINk
A.
Lol
IS7I,
yiii-on
i
li.rlnii.
liislrlrt.
li
Imtlr.
waa
l.Mloil
on
tho
rmiuihI
"Hi
tho
I
ill
day
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