Auguni
3,
1020
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAQE
THRE1
.
.
8
Meats
Local
and
Personal
0
Of
count
you
enjoy
Colman's
Mustard
with
Arthur'a
Taxi.
Phone
678.
tf
BOYS'
SUIT8
Steve
MEN'S
ODD
PANTS
cold
meats.
Try
its
appetizing
flavour
with
King
Priced
from
$6.25
Sale
Price
.......
$3.95
hot
meats,
too
roast
beef,
lamb,
pork,
bacon,
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
ty
sausages,
etc.
J.
U.
Btceii
left
on
yeslenJu)
Third
Avenue
Colman's
Mustard
adds
deli-ciousnet's,
inorniiiK's
train
for
Hmlthers.
and
aids,
digestion.
Mix
it
fresh'
rbr'evcrji.
Gryntul
Firelighters,
48
fo
11.00.
Hyde
Transfer.
Phone
meal.
aids
digestion:
1J5C
080.
tf
Overstocked
Sale
The
wuHtbound
Iruln
is
due
fit
timo
Hum
uftcinoon
and
will
ar-rivn
at,
3.30
o'clock.
"FLIT
FOR
FLIES
lii.hTHOYR
FUKS.
MUSyl'ITi
il'.H,
MuTHH,
ANTS,
Mil)
lllidH
and
HOAUIIEH.
i-
K
oz.
bottles
50c
(
10
oz.
lilts
75c
oz.
tins
$1.25
trillion
tins
$4.00
OtiK
it
HI
or.
tin
and
.Sprayer
$1.25
Ts.
butllen
50c,
75c,
$1.25
FLY
PAPKIt.
Vl.Y
COILS.
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JUVUEH
v.
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Ltd.
Tim
UFA
U.I.
STH1U:
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PluNF.KH
lillUUUlSTS
3rd
Ave.
and
0th
Street
Phones
82
and
200
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
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Ton
Floating
Dry
DocK
jtnglnttrt,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pttrn
makers,
Founders,
wooaworaors,
tic
.ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENf
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Our
plaut
is
equipped
to
handle
al!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3&P
Steamship
and
Train
Service
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r
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WCDNKSDAV,
4
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INLET
MONDAY,
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p.m.
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INLET
lil
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
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frUIMI,
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TRAINS
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PRINCE
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tpl
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til
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Rupert.
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Pacific
Railway
B.
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Coast
Services
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from
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RuDert
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m
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To
Ktlthlkan,
Wranaall,
Jumm
and
Saora
Auaual
2,
8,
8,
14,
20.
27,
30.
To
Vantoutar,
Vkurta
and
Saaltla
Auguat
4,
7,
11,
14,
21,
28.
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BEATHICC
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Rl,.r,
and
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BaMa,
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Falla,
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Alarl
Bay.
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far
all
HaamaMp
llnaa
,
.
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tram-
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UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITEDI2
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lr'm
frim-a
nnsari
ar
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mtnttn
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and
Alarl
Ba,
Tuaa,
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P.M.
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AlaM
Bat
aid
Swaoaan
Bat.
Salurdat,
10
AM
"ar
PORT
SIMPSON
and
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Rltar
Cannarlaa,
Thurada
p.m.
far
PORT
SrnriON,
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AlICK
ARM.
STEWART,
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S
p.m.
nc
mauva.
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ani
rinca
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a
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SWAT
THE
FLY-SWAT
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m
vcopli
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is1
tli''iini"
i"
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"anhufsi
Hmmii.
Screen
Doors
m
till
nmpl',i''
w'"1
'if
Imf-
$325
Adjustable
Window
Screens,
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iiflfiMi
im-ln-
t
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u
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50c
to
$1.25
Water
Sprinklers,
jnihiiinzi-.l
or
pniiil'l,
eiirh'$1
to
$1.50
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
101
255
3rd
Ave.
Mr.
-Jirenn
wan
an
amva
froiii
Vancouer
on
the
teani
r
Cdtala
Uiis
niornintr.
Try
-Foothills
Sluve
Coal,
(ill
3.00
per
Ion.
No
ool.-Ph:t-poll,
livitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
tf
Mrx.
HohiiiHon
and
two
children
arrived
from
the
oouth
tuit
nioiniiiK
qn
the
Catula.
Mm,
HachacI
Goldlilooin
arrived
in
the
city
this
mornin?
oi.
Hie
Prince
Hupcrl
froifi
Vancouver.
tMr.
Darlinlon
ras
an
ui
Tlval.ifrom
ancouver
on
lh
Slt'emr'n"
(fulala
this
morninp.
Al
th
nchool
hoard
mrelinu'
laitt
niKht
thore
wnrc
preent
Ciiairman
ill.
It.
Itodieslcr,
u-o
llryanf,
S.'
.Tohnslon?,
and
6eirrfi
Inry
Clinsli'..
On
a
charge
uf
iutoxiradif
llfllip
linrlou,
Indian,
wan
fin-..
I0
and
eoxt"
by
Magistrate
M.
Clymonl
in
the
city
pulicc
coun
(hm
murniiirT.
Matthew
(Surney,
Indian,
naf
fined
(flo
and
coils
by
Magi
trute
Mrdymont
in
the
ci!
jiolice
rnurl
lhi
morning
oTL
.
charge
ut
intoxication.
An
plwtrical
nlorin
utrurk
(invernnieiit
felcgrniloi
la.it
nig:
'
oout
uf
'ilaxidlon
and
put
it
on
of
tuintM.
The
lnek
wu
fell
in
the
local
office.
The
Hnhool
board
latl
muii:'
decided
lf
vinlt
the
fctiool
ini'l.:
inga
on
Tueiiday
niorniivu
in
i
-
ider
to
decide
what
renii
we-.
i
nerMjiary
Lelore
llie
reupfiun;
i
n
Septanihec
7,
:
':in.
p.
Hiiijitfn
rMrmli
ju
ne
eny
ot
ine
rrmce
nujieri
lliin
nuiPTiiiisr
frmii
a
lliro"
weekrj,-4,lilay
tnii
with
Ins
fuin-ilr
in
Vielnfia.
Mr.
Italugn.i
and
faiirily
will
remain
sit
tlii
outh
,Iyr,
nwotli.
I
be
graduate
nurep
nrt
niiren
in
training
uf
(lie
mTierat
li"-l'iiul
held
a
lionfir."
riiMiie
iat
nicbl
at
I
urlv
Ixiitinl
i
wliieh
tt
fmv
friends
were
in
viled.
lr.
J.
P.
Cade
lian-i..ri
id
the
parly
in
bi
launch.
The
Prince
Huperl
fonttiali
team
returned
from
Ocean
Kli-n
llie
Mtwimer
Prhiee
HuM"t
I
in
iiuirntnu.
In
the
tet!iii
Bame
v,Hh
t
li
paper
town
plav-ed
last
niirht
the
loeul
learn
de
feated
Ocean
Falls
hy
a
oeore
of
u
gualM
to
nil.
Molnrliip
!)ellhi2huVi,
Capl.
Andersun
arrived
from
Koichi-
kati
yesierduy
morning
and
,in
lnitleri
to.ooo
eae!-tif
canned
"almon
and
one
carload
of
fresh
-uliiion
at
the
Ocean
doe
tr
tiHim-Mliipiuent
over
Cutiitdia:'
Naltoimt
linei
to
the
easter.i
t
oiled
Slate..
'
v
A
repurl
from
the
department
f
educatiun
ohoweil
II
ml
of
T'e
inipils
who
tried
the
e?-lriuriM
examination
at
Uonirii
Street
school
three
passed,
nn.l
or
een
who
tried
at
Hotith
ellool
nix
imsseit.
All
oilier
piisse.s
were
on
reeoinmendntioii
of
Hie
nrir.cinnl.
CARD
OF
THANKS
Min.
I..
Duttoii
and
family
winii
to
extend
Ineir
hearlfoil
thanks
to
llioir
many
frjends
for
the
'kindness
shown
in
their
re-
cent
hereavemont.
FIRST
FOREST
FIRE
IN
BULKLEY
VALLEY
-r--
MITIIKUS,
Attjr.
13-
The
Tirsl
serious
forest
fire
for
llie
llulk-l
ley
Valley
this
season
started
onj
.Monday
near
the
llulkley
lllvor
iiuiMii
uuee
nines
west
trom
Smilhers,
The
exceediiugtv
hoi
dry
weather'
of
the
pnsl
week
has
mmlo
the
fire
risk
noule
and
the
for
estry
officials-
Imve
nrsunixed
u
gang
or
nearly.
thirty
fire
fight-j
ers
o
try,
and
keep
the
out
break
under
control.
Hurry!
Hurry!
Time
is
Getting
Short.
Regular
prices
JAPANESE
BOAT
WAS
SALVAGED
Taken
Off
Hammer
Rocks
by
Captain
Swanson
and
Party
TOWED
INTO
PORT
Partly
submerged
with
her
deok
awash
and
only
her
ma
ehineiy
intact,
the
Japanese
aeine
boat
Shuctuina
III.,
a
"'
fool
boat
owned
by
Tanaka
Brotliern
of
Inverjness,
wlrtcii
went
ashore
on
the
llanmitv
lloLk,
llevale
Slralls,
in
a
iense
fog
early
pn
Tuesday
morning,
was
towel
into
port
at
II
o'clock
last
night
by
tlx
l.fila
II.,
Capl.
A.
BwuiiMih,
a-
i!led
wliicl,
H.'ene
adian
I'uny.
The
nl
tlo
tiy
Hie
Chlei
ZibasKa.
hail
hetm
despatched
to
Hi.-to
render
aid
1iy
the
Can-l
ih
A.
Cold
Slornge
Com-
Slmchona
III.
f
now
lies
Prince
ItuperL
Hoalhouso
wharf:
The
boat
was
'raised
yes
terday
urteriioon
on
llie
high
tide
by
placing
thirty
emplv
drums
inside
her
hull,
the
keel
of
which
has
been
I
.
.eonipleleV.
torn
off.
The
niacIiyveja-Sj
held
in
the
boat
by
hawscrj
and
chains.
,
'
When
the
boat
went
on
th-
rocks
on
Tuesday
morniing
sev
eral
parsing
fishing
sclHiouer.'-were
haled
for
u-MStunee
but
did
not
respond
to
the
Call.
Hut
fo
the
timely
arrival
0.1
the
Ameri
can
fishintr
boat
alorous.
Cant
lid.
Winters,
who
al
personal
risk
took
the
men.
off
the
wrecked
boat,
il
isirohahle
Ihe
crew
would
have
ISeisii
.drowned.
It
took
Capl.
Winti
rs
three
hours
lo
gel
llie
last
two
'men
off
the
boat
owing
lo
the
high
seas
run-
nine;.
..The
Leila
II..
whei,iigiiiR
to
tin
scene
nf
I
he
wreelt
on
W'eit.
...
-
-
-
nesday,
met
the
Vigorous
the
Mellakatla
Passage
anj
jljiok
the
erew
of
the
Shmiiona
aboard
to
assist
in
the
riusm'p
of
the
vessel.
The
boat
carries
half
insur.
ance.
INTERIOR
HAY
CROP
HEAVY
THIS
SEASON
John
Uyhliavn.
who
is
Jim
hack
from
the
interior,
'says
the
hav
erop
in
the
Hulkley
Valley
litis
year
is
twice
as
-.heavy
a
last
season,
The
condition
will
are
all
Down!
Down!
Save
Now!
Men's
Suits,
Overcoats
Raincoats.
Shirts,
Ties
:
Sweaters,
Odd
Pants
:
Underwear,
Caps,
Hats
Complete
Stock
in
a
Gigantic
Bargain
Drive
I
YOU
SAVE!
SILK
LISLE
SOCKS
a
Pans
for
$1.00
Steve
King
Third
Avenue
be
H'lii'vd.
imwever.
through
i
n
'
fun
that
must
of
those
who
hav"
'
Timi'thy
ar
growing
seed.
The;
expert
tu
ship
ubout
five
ear
ol
Timothy
seexl
from
Smithers.
Tin
'ell,,
a!
eight
cents
a
pound,
.so
on
a
30.000
pound
cd.
i
lnaO
tin
returns
would
tie
large.
'
FLAG
IS
TO
FLY
AT
BOOTH
SCHOOL
SOON
The
school
board
al
its
ineel-iikg
last
night
deeided
that
the
flag
should
fly
at
Iiooth
Sohno.
and
a
flagpole
will
be
crecteil
there
ery
soon.
Prices
are
to
be
obtained
and
then
the
trus
tees
will
decide
how
high
th
i
pole
is
lo
1m.
'Soiiir
thought
3D
fee!
would
lie
high
.enouerh
and
ot
tiers
seemed
of
the
opinion
that
50
feel
would
be
better,
in
order
to
accord
with
the
LOCAL
YUKONERS
BACKING
CONGDON
A
number
of
old
Yukoners
were
much
interested
in
the
an.
nouneemenl
made
yesterday
tha
erou
l.oiigdon
was
to
oppose
tleorge
Hlaek
in
the
territory
a!
this
election.
They
say
that
ow-ng
to
changes
tTtat
litive
taken
place,
they
feel
assured
Mr.
Congilon
will
win.
Al
the
last
lection
at
which
he
was
a
can-!
date
he
hud
oitlv
two
weeks
in
lo-
territory
yet
lie
ran
very
lose
to
winning.
NUMBER
LOST
LIVES
EUROPEAN
ACCIDENTS
I.ONOOX.
Aug.
13.,-Threo
disasters
on
the
continent
today
snuffed
out
3l
lives
and
many
others
were
injured.
Twenty
are
o"ead
as
the
result
of
un
explosion
in
an
ammunition
factory
near
Budapest.
A
train
wreck
in
Ita-
varia
look,
a
toll
of
eleven
,uud
seven
were
killed
in
an
explosion
of
a
fireworks
factory
at
Pari,
in
southern
Italy.
Perfectly
Level
"I
suppose
you
are
goinjr
to
raise
potatoes
in
your
garden?'
"I
wns,
but
when
I,
read
tha
directions
for
planting
t
found
it
would
be
impossible.
Thej
should
be
planted
In
hills,
and
my
uarden
Is
perfectly
level..'
Gimsi-egaUontUist.
XT'
MEN'S
WORK
SHIRTS
.Sale
Pr.ice
$1.00
SEND
IT
TO
THE
LAUNDRY
-:-
-:-
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
Including
three
distinct
services
for
Family
Work,
viz:
SOFT
FINISH,
THRIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
WASH
at
most
reasonable
prices.
DRY
CLEANING,
PRESSING
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
118
and
we
will
do
the
rest.
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUtVlBER
We
have
the
most
complete
slock
of
timbers,
dimensions,
shiplap,
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
joint,
veneers,
etc.,
in
Northern
B.C.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Before
buying
inspect
our
slock.
It
will
pay
you.
Our
prices
are
right
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
110
and
117
Loggers!
Loggers!
We
have
the
only
complex
slock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
ajid
parts
in
thoNpr,th,j
Vb
,handlu
lagging
Gable,
Axes,
t'Oavies,
Saws,
and'
general
Ctfmp'HqiiiptncnL
It
will
pay
you
lo
see
us
when
outfitting.
Stork's
Hardware
Limited'
710
Second
Avenue