9
v4
APPOINTMENTS
LOCAL
SCHOOLS
jNlsh
School,
Principal
Not
Yet
Decided
Upon
Until
Recom-,
mendatlon
Is
Received
.
m
i
1
.
;
'
jig.
Al
the
meeting
of
Ihe
school
ILoard
4asl,jjlght.
It
.was.
decided
Jto
postpone
making
an
appoint
unent
as
principal
of
Ihe
Iligl
iSscliool
unlil
a
recommendation
Iliad
been
received
from
the
in
ipeclors.
Chairman
Rochester
announced
that
a
number
of
ap-pIication'sliad
been
received
but
ilhe
board
were
not
in
a
position
p
know
wnat
leacner
were
host
Jllllrti
lor-
the
position
so
they
hvould
communicate
with
the
in
spector
al
once
and
on
receipt
af
a
reply
the
appointment
would
be
made.
.
Miss
Josephine
Charleliois
of
Jvictoria
was
appointe.t
French
'.teacher
at
the
High
School
in
iplace
ol
Miss
St.
James,
Miss
fMargaret
Palmer
is
1o
have
.charge
of
Grades
I
and
2
al
Seal
'Cove
School
on
probation,
and
f-vir.
.deie
it.
Lisney
who
was
previously
appointed
to
Grades
Jl
and
2
is
now
transferred
to
Orads
3
and
I
at
Seal
Cove
and
assumes
Ihe:
prineipalshin.
in
Iplacc
of
Miss
Ruth
Stewart
who
(resigned
io
accept
a
High
School
position
at
Enderby.
iCHANCE
FOR
PARTY
MEN
fAND
WOMEN
TO
SUPPORT
THOSE
THEY
ARE
BEHIND
Plenty
of
Opportunity
Yet
For
.
Anyone
to
Win
One
of
the
Prizes
In
Competition
Most
people
are
reading
this
tcoiumn
and
a
verse
in
support
ipf
a
party
or
candidate
gives
an
(.opportunity
for
party
men
aud
women
to
express
themselves
fand
forward
the
cause
they
es-lpoue.
A
verse
does
not
need
-jtb
favor
either
side
as
Is
seen
ift
fat
least
one
of
those
published
therewith:
Xow
we
Jiave
an
M.P.
lo
elect.
Either
Hrady
or
Stork
to
select.
f
Jim
Hradjr's
a
scholar
.:
Xol
afleirillie:
iloliaiv
Arid
Stork
lias
woa
fame
and
re-
A
political
nut
I
oft
see,
tAs
nutty
as
any
could
be.
He's
all
wrong
in
the
head;
And
should
lake
tohis
bed,
YVhich?()f
course
-a
Consenralhv
,
he;;:
";Our
country
needs
men
good
and
true.
jTo
elect
ohe
is
now
up
lo
you.
Either
Meighen
or
Hint;
Will
be
leading
the
Hng,
.
5So
vote
for
the
best
man
in-vicw.
'
'
'4
.
;So
sadly'
I
think
of
Ihe
fate
0f
J.
our,
.Own
candidate.
When."
election
is
over
He'll
again
be
a
rover.
iFor
the
Vdlers'll
give
him
gate.
Rules
of
Contest
The
rules
of
the
contest
Uow:
In
folr
Each
verse
should
"be
written
on
a
separate
piece
of
naner
ana
'slpned
by,
the
author,
not
for
.publication
but
as
a
guarantee
of
good
faith.
Only
ihe
names
'of
the
winners
will
be
publisli-
;ed.
j
.
ine
verses
must,
s
far
a
possible,
be
perfect
limerick
o
other
class
of
vecse
i
mi
tied.
is
tad
:
Many
of
the
verses
will
be
published
but
not
necessarily
all.
verses
should
be
mailed
lr.
"Contest
Editor,"
Haily
News
or
to
be
left
at
the
office.
'
SALVATION
ARMY
PICNIC
YESTERDAY
Large
umberMAttended
at
Dlgbj
Island
and
Young
Folks
Had
Races
me
baivaiion
Army
young
people
s
picnic
was
held
at
Digby
'Island
yesterday
afternoon
when
?a
good
crowd
attended.
Th
'weather
was
ideal
and
Ihe
sport
-and
other
amusements
were
'
ii
nli
nnlr..A
I...
II..
......
...
I
."pie
present.
The
launch
J6y
lHlrd
transported
the
parly
tu
and
from
the
plchlc'grouhda
sisted
by
Mr.
Parry
and
his
launch
Vera
May.
I
The
races
resulted
as
follows:
Hoys
5
and
under
,
David-
dlouston;
2,
Kenneth
Armstrong,
Oirls,
5
andunder
I,
Hazel
Smith;
2,
Hazel
Mastin.
Oirls
C
to
8
years
i,
Gladys
Cork;
2Mildred
Mumizal.
Girls
;8
Irf
10
years-I,
May
emltb;,
Clara
Pierce.
.'
Girls,
12
to
16
years
1,
Edna
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
OHin)-l
KNOW
-v'
'ON
OMJCHTCR
OUT
t
COULONT
Think,
or
TOO
Afe
A.
50rH-iN-L,A.W
MT
DrtUCiHTCf
COULDN'T
UVE,ON
Mh
COLLEGE
Kdirar;
2,
Evelyn
Pierce'.
flirls
Iti
and
over
I,
Exley;
2,
Winnie
Exley.
U(s
7
to
9
years
I,
Shnibsall:
2,
Willard
Ilea.
SMITHERS
Amelia
v
Hobby
Hoys
10
to
li
years
I,
Hilly
Morns;
2.
Tom
Smith.
Hoys
12
and
over
I,
Edward
Kane:
2,
John
Pierce.
Ladies'
needle
and
thread
race
I.
Miss
Edilh
Leek.
Ladies'
race
i,
Mrs.
Dawes.
Mrs.
Hussey.
The
Mises
Mable
ami
Irene
Mclntyre.
who
have
spent
the
paJ
few
weeks
holidaying
al
Oeorge
Carrulhers,
foreman
in
the
C
XV
H.
Shops,
returned
lo
lo-n
on-Wednesday
from
an
ex
tended
holiday
trip
to
eastern
cities.
Mrs;
M.
M.
MaoMttlan
and
chil
dren
left
this
week
on
a
trip
to
Higgar,
Sak.f
lo
visit
with
friends
and
relatives.
The
members
of
Ihe
local
ball
team
are
putting
in
some
banl
work
practicing
for
the
coming
series
with
other
jown
teams
scheduled
for
Wie
Fair
day,
Sep
tember
i,
2ami''3.
Mrs.
Hugh
llarris
,of
New
Ha
zelton,
w-ho
is
in
carqp
at
Lake
Kathlyn,
entertained
a
nuiirlxr
of
ladies
Ur
lea
on.
Wednesday
in
honor
of
Mrs.
llarris.
mother
of
he
Harris
hoys,
ilmrb,
Edgar
and
'Duke."
.
Gray,
the
fruit
grower
of
Cedarvale,
-was
a
business
visitor
in
town
Jhis
week,
placing
orders
for
his
Skeena
Valley-applet
On
a
business
trip
Hi
rough
the
district,
W.
J.
Pitman,
music
dealer
of
Prince
Oeorge,
arrived
in
town
Tuesday
evening,
coming
over
the
road
in
a
motor
delivery
truck.
Word
has
been
received
in
town
that
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
li.
Van
Decar.
well
known
residents
of
Ihe
Lakes
district,
have
sold
ou
their
farm
and
store
a
lotsa
Lake
and
will
leave
shortly
for
acros
the
line
to
make
their
future
home.
The
purchasers
are
II.
W
You
are
sore'
to
need
tome
htndy
remedy
for
Sunburn,
Insect
Btlngt,
rhorn
Scratches,
bore
puces
.
Zam-Buk
has
been
rove4
to
be
the
beat.
Take
a
bos
with
you.
iOt
ki.
ml
DntmUt)
mU
NEWSPAPER
VNOCi
WHEN
I
LEAVE
LLece
Nelson
and
O.
X.
Johnson,
two
newcomers
from
Oregon.
The
town's
program
of
street
improvement
.
wa
started
lliis
week,
with
eradiag
on
Hroadway.i
Alfred
and
Qiieen
Streets,
amt-tlie-'
centre
of
roatjs
is
to
lie
bedded
witfi
broken
rock
for
a
width
of
sixteen
feet.
'
The
regular
vestry
meeMng
:he
Anglican
Church
-was
held
on
Tuesday
evening
when
plan
were!
diseuVsel
for
the
boldin."
of
'moths
at
the
Smithers
Fall
Fair.
Mrs.
lie
Will
Messner
enter
ained
a
number
of
ladies
at
tea
ii.
i
...
n
'.
orairie
noints.
returned
home
fn
",mr
wnriay
auernooHvin
l1,onor
of
Iter
sisler.In,Iaw-
Mrs.
-mMhers
on
Monday.
i
.
uaveny.
wno
is
visiting
from
To
niirili-iP
tliwt
fni-l.pr
.u.11
"'"'i"""
er.
.Mrs.
Dunlop
s
ladyware
store.
Miss
Mclauchlin
left
for
Vancou
ver
on
Monday.
She
was
accompanied
by
Miss
Mangaret
and
Robert
Dunlop.
Creek!
Carl
WakefieJd
of
Deep
.
.
.
i
:
-
i.i.
i
I
was
a
Dullness
i.iinr
in
f
own
on
WelnesfLiy
and
reports
the
haying
operations
In
his
district
nearly
completed,
with
the
farmers
all
having
bumper
crops.
The
grounds
committee
of
the
Smither
Fall
Fair
are
making
extensive
improvements
to
Ihe
fair-grj)uhd'
-and,
building.
The
sports
field
has
been
doubled
in
size
and
a
new
roof
put
on
the
m.Tjn''Sxnrof;
TraHmpWIwr
"
Dr.
It.
Tr
Large,
of
ilazellon,
wa
a
business
visitor
in
town
on
Tueslay
and
Wednesday.
NEW
ZEALAND
ALL
BLACKS
ARE
COMING
Famous
Rugby
Team
on
Way
to
England
Through
Canada.
MXTItKAL,
Aug.
13.
-An
ad-
ic4
diasibecn
rece
ivei!
.brUie.
Ca
-
nadian
National
Itiilw.iys
liial
tile
ew
Zealand
rugby
foollnill
club.
better
know
a
the
"Ail
Hlarks."
wiled
from
Auckland.
New
Zea
land
on
the
M.S.
Aorangi
on
Ang
st
3
via
Canada.
The
team
will;
noi
play
-any
frames
in
tiaoada
on
Hie
way
to
lnglarnl,
a
Ihey
are
proceeding
direct
from
Vancou-
er
to
Montreal
on
the
Continen-j
fal
Limited,
ihe
transcontinental
train
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
Hallways,
and
will
emliark
for
Li-
erpool
immediately
on
Uieir
ar
rival
at
Montreal.
The
party,
consisting
of
twenty-
ix
players,
all
of
whom
are
of
international
calibre,
is
in
charge
of
K.
H.
Mair4
Australian
repre
sentative
Mr
Xow
Zealand
and
manager
of
the
Xew
Zealand
team
who
is
accompany
Hie
parly
as
earn
manager.
Play
Test
Matches
While
in
Great
Hritain
the
tourists
will
meei
the
best
Eng
lish
rugby
clubs'
of
England
and
Wales
as
well
as
engaging
in
several
test
matches.
The
lest
with
the
.EnjrHih
representative
team
will
-ue
slaved
at
Twickenham.
near
London,
while
ihe
All
Illacks
will
play
the
pick
of
Wales
at
either
Swansea
or
Cardiff.
On
the
concluoioiT
of
their
tour
In
January,
1U27,
they
will
return
home
via
Cana'la,
but
owing
to
the
climatic
conditions
'
at
the
time,
it
is
not
expected
that
any
games
with
Canadian
teams
can
be
arranged
in
eastern
Canada
or
on
the
prairies,
but
if
is
prob.
ante
ilia!
some
exhibition
games
between
the
reluming
tourists
and
Hrilish
Columbia
teams
may
be
arranged
before
the
New
Zea
anders
sail
for
home.
GODFREY
INSPECTED
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
AND
MUCH
PLEASED
I.leutennnl-Commander
Goil
grey,
H.C.N.,
enmmaniling
II.
M.
.S.
Thlepval,
inspected
the
Inea
unit
of
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Natal
Volunteer
Heserye.Jnstinighl
ntnl
expressed
himself
as
entirely
satisfied
with
the
condition
of
the
quarters
and
the
showing
of
the
ratings.
Al
the
conclusion
of
(he
inspection
Ihe
officers
of
Ihe
Thlepval
were
Ihe
guests
of
th
ward
room
officers
of
Hie
H.C.X
VII.
al
an
.impromptu
social
evening.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
"
aTH3
DAILY
iiTO
OOH'T
TOO
TH(t4K
"TOO
ARC
PCTTV
OUO
TO
BE
..
1
1
.
i.rvrsrnA.n
u
Dnua
nabto
i
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
HUM
,rt
CiOlNC
to
bc
a.
;t?ex"
WftiTCR
OIO
TOO
READ
MT
POt-M
Grand
Terminals
Beat
Gyros
'Five
Runs
to
Nothing
Last
.
Night
In
one,
of
the
best
baseball,
gariies
of
Jbe
season
the
Grand1
Terminals
last
night
beat
the
Gyro..)-
S
runs
to
nil
before
a
lange
crowd
of
fans,
i
There
wsi
snappy
fielding
on
both
sides
and
the
Terminals
had
the
best
of
the
batting.
The
i
,i
.
.
.
t.
i
i
considerably
strengthened
with
new
players
recently
and
the
earn
showed
up
to
advantage
In
!at
nielit's
seven
inning
game.
Mieir
batting
abilities
belnLr
greater
than
their
opponents.
1
The
Terminals
got
one
run
It.
the
fourth
inning,
one
In
slxlh.j
atid
three
in
seenth.
I
Dave
Ha
If
on
r
aeteil
as
umpire
and
Jimmy
Fanpihar
t(ok
care
of
the
basesn.
.r;-
Hattefier-'llftind'TerinlnaU.
obbirk
anif
D'owney.
tiyros,
Schlenker
and
MrKeiwn.
SPORT
CHAT
:uzanne
L'-nglen
was
compell-
d
to
retire
from
the
amateur
ennis
ranks
because
she
"reil-
izes
she
is
through
as
a
tourna-
tnenl
player,'"
is
the
opinion
of
William
T.
Ttlden,
national
hampion,
expressed
recently.
rilden
voiced
the
belief
tht
Mile.
Lepgleii
now
realizes
that
her
temperament
is
not
filled
for
her
to
continue
in
the
ama-
enr
fold
and
for
that
reason
withdrew
from
the
last
Wimble
Ion
tournament.
He
says
he
can
se
no
posibiIily
of
professional
tennis
succeeding
unless
seven
or
eight
of
the
flrl
ten
playerr,
nth
men
and
women,
follow
Suzanne',
lead.
At
the
Clnswlck
sports
held
ii.
London
recently
'
MUs-
;D.
A
tJreen,
juniping
fS
ft.
I
Mr"
Ins..,
set
what
l
claimed
a.
a
worl
recognized
world
record
for
me
high
jump,
the
hesl
mark
hitherto
accepted,
lsT
I
ft.
1
0
7-8
inches
sel
by
Miss
Katherlne
Leu
of
Chicasn
in,
1
923.
Mrs.
Gerinide
IVIerle,
mother
of
the
l9-ye.irold
conoiiTor
of
the
English
Channel,
who
lives
at
Highland,
Xew
Jersey,
deelar
ed
she
was
"a
very
prou
I
mother,"
when
hearing
the
new
f
her
daughter's,
successful
swim.
When
found
In
her
sea
side
cottage.
Mrs.
I.derle
wjs
without
details'of
her
daughter'
accomplishment
land
while
she
asked
eagerly
annul
OerlriidoV
physical
condition
after
Ihe
swim,
she
evinced
no
surprls
when
told
the
Ir'
had
left
Die
water
fresh
and
strong.
"She
Is
t
wonderful
kind,"
she
said.
Chester
C.
Mills,
a
SeaUle
cyclist,
was
recently
killed
when
his
wheel
collided
With
an,
aulo
mobile
driven
by
Cornelius
Ver
bamme,
a
Red
19.
Millswo'n
Ihe
I'amfie
coast
2.'-niiIe
bicycle
roa
chiinipionship
in
Vancouver
re,
cently
and
was
practicing
at
Ihe
lime
of
Ihe
accident.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
W.
A.
Lawson,
Vancouver;
H.
Moore,
Edmonton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Algerson,
Usk;
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Al-
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J..
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to
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Can
ada.
Highest
commission
Hex
Tailoring
Go.
Lid.,
To
ronto
(2'
207
FOR
SALE.
FOIl
SALE
Hudon
motor
in
first
cla
comlilion;
pleasure
boaL
Hot
318.
Dally
nap.
News
line
ii
Apply,
Offlr.
FOR
SALE.
Hotel
Massed.
A
good
bargain.
Ill
health
causo
for
selUr.
'Applf
Lilian.
yudon.
MassetL
H.C.
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TEXT
FOH
SALE.
Xew
ll.ls
year
and
ued
only
one
weei
Price
tsa.
Pullen.
Daily
.News.
FOH
SALE
Dining
room
suite
in
good
condition.
Phone
'
Hlaek
730.
if
FOR
SALE
Large
modern
house
splendidly
located.
Apply
G.
P.
Tinker.
FOH
SALE
Cream
wicker
buggy.
Phone
llliie
IK2.
U
TO
RENT
FOR
HEXT
Larson
building
ai
171
Third
Avenue
East;
sii
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premises
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
139
Second
Avenue
FOH
nEXT.
Two
first
class
modern
flats;
Monnreh
ranges,
water
paid;
one
furnished.
Weslenhaver
Hro.
SEVPLN-IlOOMED
HOL'SE
to
Rent.
?.'
a
month.
Call
at
51J
Ulithlli
Avenue
Wesi.
q
HOUSES
for
Rent.
Some
are
furnished.
tl
and
up.
App.y
215
Fourth
Avenue
East.
FOR
HEXT.
Pianos,
nhono-
graphs
and
sewing
machine
Walker's
Music
Store.
rilHEE-ROOMF.D
JlOFHE
to
rent
turner
TenlU
;
and
Haeon.
PlmneIUd
611.
...
loo
FOR
RENT.
Four
hot
water
heated.
&
Mallet.
room
suite,
Apply
Smlu.
FOR
RUNT
Five
room
'Seventh
Avenue
Wesh
4
house!
Phon
t
MODERN'
HOl'SE
for
rent
-Fiv4
rooms
and
hath.
Munro
Hroi
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
831
Second
Avenue.
Phone
I
37
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LA
K
ELSE
LODGE,
near
Terrace
visa
ikelse
lithla
Hot
fcprings.
Llthia
Is
one
of
th:
ttnest
mineral
waters
known
for
rheumatism.
Good
ft
fishing
for
rainbow
Irout
In,
Lakelse
lake
..and
river.
Molori
moel
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge.
Tele!
phone
connected
'to
Terrareu
j.
nruce
.lotinstone.'
mananr.
rger
and
family.
Minot.
N.D
.).
.
I
all,
Vancouver;
W.
p
Hlnn.
Ibilmoral:
A.
Kniaht,
Xew
Wesl.'
minster;
H.
p.
Parker.'
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Vanconi
Ver;
T.
Y.
Foley,
Captnln's
Cove
r..
ncKeji,
i.,f
.Hoeeillrg,
'J--Marsliall,
llollood.
Cal.;
MV(
and
Mrs.
J.
Anthony,
Remo;
'
It!
"
Hiddell,
Vancouver.
.
,
High
Prices
II
l
predicled
thai
we-
shall
oon
do
our
shopping
by
air-plane.
That
is
Verlalnly
:
about
he
besl
way
lo
reach
some
of
the
prlces-askcd
In
these
days
-I
'
'
Humorist.
By1George
McManus
TACN
1CLL
MC-HQW
OOtOU
eRCAk;
TOUR.
ARM?
Articles
Lost
and
-Found,
Ac
AGENTS
WANTED.
for
an
Un-
Darwins
i.iuiinii
eyiaitiisned
jy
years
operating
a
chain
of
Lidle'
Ready-to-Wear
Shops
in
Montreal
and
iillawa,
are
now
extending
their
operation
so
as
lo
reach
vry
art
of
Canada.
Thi
oRns
a
golden
op(tortun-Uy
for
reliable
men
and
women
lo
handle
our
exclusive
line
of
Mdies'
Ituady-to-Wear
(Uolbes.
ellmg
experience
ml
neees
sary
If
you
mean
business
wj
will
teach
ou
how.
Our
Fall
line
is
now
read.
Our
sellintt
outfit
is
a
real
"Fashion
Show"
in
a
neat
portfolio.
Thl
wonderful
Outfit
is
Fre
In
reliable
representative.
Write
once
If
II
us
about
wirelf
ami
the
territory
you
want.
Get
our
amazing
proposition
Heitr
d
il
now
later
may
b
loo
late.
Darwin
s
Limit,..!.
Dept.
33.
Hox
018,
Montreal,
vue..
FURTHER
REDUCTION
IN
PRICES
The
following
Chevrolet
prices
are
now
In
effect
f.o.b.
Prince
Rupert:
Roadster
trttViw)
(Touring
Ml5.no
port
Roadster
(fully
equipped
.
fgHrtfrtl
Ooope
1020.00
Coach
11020.00
lten
H3iu)0
landau
Seilan
lH5.nfi
Light
Delivery
Chassis
.
0j5.0H
t-l'i
ton
Truck
Clin.
is
SH0J1
no
KAIEN
OARAQE
Dealers
In
all
Oeneral
Motors
Products
WRECKING
si:rvii:h
day
AND
lourinz
...
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'
.
Itfludnr
Sedan-
Fordor
Sedan
NIOIIT
Phone
52
The
following
prices
arc
now
effective.
F.O.H.
Prince
Ruoer!.
.Government
taxes
included:
Tlunsboui
S581.00
SporUH6adler
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Healers.
Jl!
Second
Avenue.
CRO.Od
602.00
751.00
760.00
831.00
Light
Delivery
592.no
Ll.
Delivvry
'Van
619.00
ommereial
Chassis
.
iHH.Ou
Klruck
Chassis
Sir
581.00
"eir
starter
Included
on
all
models.
Term
payments
arranged
If
If
desired.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODGE
ifea.mifUliy
siUted
(iM;ar.
Ferry
;
-Landing
'
Allilrj.l
2M5
feel.
Camping
and
(Fishing
Trips
arranged
FIRST
CLASS
TAHLE
.'S
with
produce
..BnF.SH
-FROM
THE
FAHMi
life
.?
Jrjirj(OIUl4jJqlinjry
mis
vnr.
niaiMifiai
i
,...
,,
,
;Fnr
reservations,
write
Mrs
Henkel.
Francois
Lnkc.ll.C
TAXI.
Phono
67
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge.
Paul
or
Gush
81
and
Seven
Passcnunr
aiiwin
hakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime.
nvoa
anus,
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Acrosi
from
Empreis
Hotel,
53
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