f.da.v,
August
4,
1020.
V
,
A
"First
Aid
To
Thrift
THRIFT
means
handling
your
affairs
in
such
a
manner
that
the
value
of
what
you
own
is
steadily
increased.
An
interest-earning
savings
account
at
the
Dank
of
Montreal
is
a
Erst
aid
to
thousands
of
thrifty
persons
from
one
end
of
the
Dominion
to
the
other.
D.
C.
PATFitSON.
Manager.
Iince
Hupert
Branch)
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
Total
Assets
in
excess
of
4
730,000.000
SEND
IT
TO
THE
-:-
LAUNDRY
-:-
ALL
CLASSE3
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
Jnriifi!n(g''Hrce
di-liint
eru
f"
r.mniv
Work.
U:
SOFT
FINISH,
THRIF-T-SERVlCE
and
WET
WASH
ut
iihi-I
ri'ifi'ii
.,'!
!
1
-
OR?
CLEANING,
PRESSING
AND"flEPAiniNG
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phono
118
ami
we
will
tlo
the
resL
Circus
in
town
THE
TWISTUM
CIRCUS
NOW
SHOWING
Elephants,
Lloni,
Tigers,
Bears,
Giraffes,
Wolves,
Etc.
SEE
OUR
WINDOW
Trr
Ncvel
ThiiiR
in
To
Durable
ami
Washable.
If
not
alu-Ml,
will
lat
for
year.
i
in.
v.iff
itaUlJii,
da,
pig.
liearjjtai
.
.
....
$1.00
ml
Tiger.
.
.
.V
,,$1.25
1
i:al,
curb
51.85
and
$1.50
1-
;inil
(tmclM.
ruh,
$1.85
,
v
,.,.
$2.25
it-,
emli
53.00
Oraies
Ltd.
Thf
HHXM.I.
STORK
-:-
Tin-
PinSKK
U
lUl
(HilSTS
.
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street
Piones
82
and
200
SPRINKLERS
Qalvanlied
8prlnklers,
"
L
51.35,
o
i.
$1.50
Green
Painted
Sprinklers,
r
$1.25,
I
i
t
$1.50
Screen
Doors,
111
rmir
ui'l',-
i'1'!'"
5?'
Ka.enieht
Screen
Doors,
Iilark
jOr
giilv:iuit'd,$4.25
and
$5
Mail
Onln
r'.
ise
mir
cnielol
ll
iU'.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
101
255
3rd
Ave.
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZAnELLI,
Proprietor.
Simmon's
Sled
Reds,
Spring.
'id
Oslcrmoor
MaU
IroMcs
in
every
room.
.
,
,
M
Rooms',
Hot
0
ml
(Juld
Wutur,
Hullis
md
Showers.
Slcnni
IIchIimI.
Klcctrir
UghL
Cornsr
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
HARVEST
MIGRATION
Another
Brunswick
Achiekmcflt
flat
wiHSfortlo
thoWorld
Local
and
Personal
COMMENCING
TODAY
.
1
1
Arthur's
Tail,
Phone
678.
tf
13.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Simmons'
Hods,
springs
ami
niat
tiesse
on
sale
at
Tito's
rJlorn.
night.
18:
Crystal
'Firelighters,
48
for
e
1.00.
-Hyde
Transfer.
Phone
580.
tf
Draperies
and
Curtains
on
sale
at
twenty
jer
cent
discount
al
lilij
n
store.
182
A
bylaw
imposing
a
doi?
lax
paused
its
first
reading
last
night
at
the
council
meeting.
Joe
Rent,
who
has
been
a
pa
tient
at
the
generul
hospital
r.t
Hie
result
of
influenza,
was
discharged
yesterday.
Account
for
the
month
of
July
totalling
C593.ll
were
passed
for
payment
ut
a
meeting
of
the
city-
council
lust
night.
A
bylaw
appointing
city
en
tneer
II.
A.
McLean
'building
In
speclor
parsed
its
first
reading
at
the
couneil
meeting
lal
nighl-
11.
A.
and
W.
d.
Staines
ar
rived
in
the
city
yesterday
after
noon
on
1
lie
waroena
and
arc
regislered
at
the
Prino
Itupcrl
A
bylaw
to
amend
the
Trade
License
blaw
was
recominended
and
given
final
adoption
at
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
las'.
Mr,
fieorge
Woodland
re
urniMi
to
the
qlty
on
the
l'rmca
uiincrl
thl
morning
after
vi-
'wt
in
Vancouver
and
southern
eitier.
,
lasii2Prs
leaving
for
the
soutii
on
the
Cardena
yestenlay
included
I.
II.
I-nth
for
Iteita
lii'lln.
and
tieorjtc
Vc'iolls
for
Vancouver.
S.
II.
Harlan
appeared
In
th.
cily
police
court
this
morning
o
a
charge
of
keeping
liquor
for
,ale.
Tbe
cae
win
remanded
for
elghl
days.
riilOMt'l
J.
fi.
Tnil
wn
in
ar
rrval
in
the
eity
on
the
Print
ituoert
this
inormiiir.
He
vi!
make
a
'comhiiinl
buAiiifn
mul
pleasure
(rip
by
gas
boat
to
Hi-
Meena
itiver
canneries
while
in
the
north.
CN.Jl.
eteamer
Prince
Rupert.
I'Jlpt.
.
lU'Uald.
.lucked
at
10.30
o'clock
this
morning
from
Van
couver
cn
rjuie
to
Skagwny,
Alaska,
tor
whieli
point
mic
will
ail
at
p.m.
The
boat
carried
a
complement
of
StU
tourist
passenger.
Scoutmaster
W.
Murdoch,
and
'
'
boy
scouts
of
the
Anyo.x
roup,
pase
through
the
city
restcniay
on
Ihc
Gaolena.
The
Iroup
is
proceeding
to
Van
couver
and
will
eamp
for
the
next
Ibree
weeks
on
the
coast
in
1
he
-vicinily
of
that
cily.
A
resolution
was
passed
at
(hp
ouncll
meeting
last
nht
that
Mie
city
treasurer
he
oislrucled
'
forward
a
Check
for
S(5
to
the
secretary
of
Ibe
L'nion
of
H.f..
Municipalities
covering
the
membership
or
the
cily
in
the
union
for
the
ensuing
year.
A
bylaw
to
consolidate
the
sums
authoriied
to
be
borrowed
by
certain
loea!
improvement
bylaws
into,
one
sum
or
$53,059.0
,
and
lo
borrow
(be
sum
by
the
Issue
of
debentures
therefor,
pasted'
)U
first
rfading
at
tli
cily
council
meeting
last
night.
A
local
improvement
debenture
bylaw
for
the
carrying
out
of
grading
work
on
(Sraham
Avenue,
Seventh
Avenue
West.
Fifth
Av.
West.
Sixth
Ave.
West,
and
Taylor
Street
was
Introduced
and
passed
Its
first
reading
at
the
meeiin
or
the
city
council
last
night.
V
resolution
was
passed
by
Iho
city
council
last
night,
upon
re
commendation
or
the
utilities
ootnniiltee,
Hint
a
relief
man
b
employed
al
iho
fire
hall
during
Hie
regulnr
holiday
period
or
ton
weeks.
The
recommendation
wa
signed
by
.ld.
W.
llrown,
chairman,
and
Aid.
Oscar
Larson.
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Entd
by
SANTAL
MIDY
ur
to
9t
Hi
Otnuln
Look
(or
th
word
"MIDY"
bold
by
iU
drutfiiut
After
Every
Meal
It
doesn't
take
much
to
keep
you
in
trim.
Nature
only
asks
a
little
help.
Wrigley'a,
after
every
meal,
benefits
teeth,
breath,
appetite
and
digestion.
A
Flavor
for
Every
Taste
."
MIS
The
westbound
train
is
due
on
lime
tins
afternoon
al
3.30
o'clock.
August
Furniture
.Sale.
Hi
discounts
in
every
department
at
I
ite's
Store.
182
Try
Foothills,
Stove
Coal,
113.00
fr
ton.
.No
soot.
Phil
pott,
Evitt
il
CoALtd.
tf
John
I.
McCaskell
was
fine
$15
ami
costs
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning
by
Magis
trate
McLeod
011
a
charge
of
be-
ng
intoxicated
in.ii
public
place,
Cily
Clerk
K.
F.
Jones
left
on
this
inoriiliig'sf
train
un
a
holiday
trip
which
wfll
lake
J11111
as
far
aslhe
Atlantic
Coast.
During
bin
ansence
pity
treasurer
.Maincscr.
will
act
as
city
clerk.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Hazed-Jones,
accompanied
by
their
sister,
Mr.
E.,
K.
Uemingtra;
of
Seattle,
arrived
in
San
Fran
riseo
a
few
dajs
?o
on
a
vi.it
lo
Ihelr
ion.
Mrs.
Mazrtl-Jone-is
slowly
convalescing
from
an
attack
of
bronchial
pneumonia.
Al
the
cily
council
meeting
last
night
janitor
Kxley
reported
a
total
of
159
(rations
of
fuel
oil
used
during,
the
month
of
July
by
the
city
hall
healing
ytm.
The
dally
consumption
was
rive
gallons
at
a
eosl
per
lay
ot
Ke
per
gallon-!
total
of
lOe.
The
line-up
of
tbe
Y-Mae
football
team
in
tonight's
Intermediate
panic
against
the
H.C.N.-V.lt.
is
us
follows:
Hacker,
poalj
C.
Cameron
and
it.
Hied,
backs:
A.
Strachan,
A.
Phillips
and
II.
lirilbroner,
hair-backs;
Hunt.
Itnnd,
J.
Strachan,
Dickens
and
Parkin,
forwards.
Fred
Stork,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Slork,
will
sail
on
the
leatner
l'rtiwe
Rupert
this
at-lemoon
for
Skagway,
Alaska,
e
1
route
lo
Atlin
where
Mr.
StorV
will
open
his
election
cainpaU'.
as
standard
bearer
for
the
Lib
eral
parly.
They
will
be
absent
front
the
city
for
about
a
week.
A
report
from
the
superintendent
of
utilities
made,,
to
the
city
council
last
night
showed
Ibe'
the
city
light
department
madc
u
surplus
or
$181.05
and
thr
telephone
department
a
surplus
or
f
070.81
during
h(
month
0!
lune.
The
loss
on
trie
operntioi
ot
the
water
.
department
was
no
reported.
,
Lighthouse
tender
Hirnie
wa
taken
up
on
the
outoons
al
the
dry
dock
this
morning'
for
inspection.
The
John
Carrie
pile
driver
Is
also
at
th:-
dry
dock
for
clcatiinig
and
painting
prior
to
taking
or.
the
pile
driving
tf
connection
with
the-
construction
of
th?
new
Union
Oil
dock
on
the
waterfront.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
J.
William
were
arrivals
in
the
city
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
nflernoon
from
Slewart
en
roulo
to
Juneau,
Alaska,
for
which
point
they
will
sail
on
the
Prince
Hupert
today.
Mr.
Williams
was
orfgin
ally
interested
in
the
lloeher
tie
Houlo
mine
and
now
lias
mining
interests
in
Alaska,
-i
Major
Hullook-Webster
leaves
on
Monday
for
(innges,
0.uali-
cum,
Comox
and
oilier
summer
rexorls.
where
he
has-been
asked
lo
givo
n
series
of
lectunvs
on
"The
Drama
in
Cannda."
It
wits
thanks
to
the
research
work
or
Mrs.
T.
S.
Holdero
that
mucli
or
this,
so
rar
unrecorded
infor
million,
was
obtained.
Mrs.
L.
Hullock-Webster
and
her
son
Sandrn
left
yeslerday
to
spend
a
week,
at
.
Cowlchan
Hivcr,.
th5
guests
qT
Mr.
and
Mr.
11.
A
lloss.
,'
Harvest
rates
on
the
Canadian
National
railway
lo
prairie
points
went
into
etrecl
today.
These
rates
are
applicable
to
men
seeking
harvest
work
who
have
obtained
letters
confirming
theit
engagement
by
farmers
ou
the
prairies.
Ilegular
movements
01
fdrm
hands
to
the
east
wilt
com
mence
on
Monday,
bii.
scarcely
any
will
go
from
Prnce
Huper
J.
Campbell,
Dominion
employ
ment
agent,
reports
a
number
of
men
already
booked
at
the
spe
cial
rales
alow
the
northern
line
of
the
Canadian
National.
There
arc
very
few
idle
men
in
the
cilv
at
the
present
time
and
it
is
doublful
if
as
many
men
will
be
shipped
from
the
district
this
year
for
harvest
work
as
last
year.
WEATHER
REPORT
Government
Telegraphs,
8
a.m
Terrace:
Clear,
cal.u,
temp.
CI
Anyox:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
69.
5C.
04.
Stewart:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
liazelton:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
Telegraph
Creek:
Cloudy,
calm,
lemp.
00.
Smilhers:
Part
cloudy,
calm
lemp.
02.
Hums
Lake:
Clear,
calm,
lemp.
55.
Whitehorse:
Itainiivg,
north
wind,
temp.
51.
Dawson:
Cloudy,
north
wind
lemp.
52.
Haining
at
Tagish
and
Lowei
Lebarge.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
Dead
Tree
I'oint
Uaromcter
30.
II;
temperature
51.
Hull
Harbor
Overcast,
calm.
barometer
30.06;
lemperatun
oil
ca
smooth:
n
p.m.
suoW-'
rreighler
Canadian
Farmer
bound
Ocean
Falls
for
San
I'edro
OS
miles
from
Ocean
Falls;
8
p.m.
spoke,
lug
I.orne
lowing
barges
Hingamon
and
liiscayne
in
ToV
mie
Channel
bound
for
Ocean
Falls;
8
p.m.
spoke
lug
Cap
Scott.
16
miles
north
of
Lowe
Island
northbound;
10
p.
in
spoke
steamer
Lillehorn
left
Heaver
Cove
for
I'ort
Clements.
Digby
Island
Cloudy,
calm.
barometer
30.20;
temperature
50:
sea
smooth;
spoke
motorship
Chalambra
bound
Ketchikan
tor
Hell
in
jfham
8
p.m.
461
miles
from
Hellingham;
3.30
a.m.
spokit
sleamer
Prince
John
left
Qttecti
Charlotte
Cily
northbound.
Noon
Dead
Tree
Point
Barometer
30.
H;
temperature
CO.
Hull
Harbor
Overcast,
calm,
barometer
30.13;
tcmperatuf?
50;
sea
smooth.
Dig
by
Island
Overcast,
Ilgh
outbeat
wind;
barometer
30
-22;
temperature
58;
sea
smootj.
11.25
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Amur
'mtind
Prince
Huprl
for
Oranby
Hay
abeam
Portland
Point.
Miss
Dalla
Hunlsperger,
who
!ia
been
employed
by
Max
Hctl-hroner
tor
the
pas',
six
months,
sails
this
afternoon
on
the
steamer
Prince
Hupert
for
her
home
in
Ketchikan.
Alaska.
NOTICE.
Street
Surfacing.
The
Tarvia
Distribution.
Equipment
is
expected
to
arrive
on
Thursday,
August
5,
and
weather
permitting,
surtacing
work
will
start
immediately,
commencing
on
the
odd
numbered
avenues
and
streets.
This
will
be
completed
as
rapidly
as
possible
and
lion
the
alternate
avenues
anil
streets
will
be
done.
Two
coat
will
be
applied
at
-intervals
ot
i
hours
and
the.
delay
to
traffic
should
not
be
more
than
throJ
days.
Citizens
of
Prince
Hupert
are
therefore,
requested
to
kindly
procure
supplies
beforehand
and
as
1
lie
surface
will
he
siicky.
to
refrain
from
walking
or
driving
beyond
the
barricades
or
signs.
183
CITY
EXtilXEKH
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Ls
Land.
In
Stiklnn
livi4(n.
:lr.
I
ml
H.
niulliiK
DIMrlrt
ut
t'.lr.
ami
ltuate
at
ilraiul
IUrl!,
on
tlw
Stiklne
luver
and
to
iw
wei
r
Mineyea
i.oi
T.vkr:
.111111.1;
mat
i.
waiter
sroii
smip-
n.ii
i.
I
nrji.i'ii
lit..)
i.
..
..
1
'
ui
tiiiii.
Itmit'lM.r
lnti.lnl
til
Mnnlv
fni
a
I14
nf
Hie
fi.tluwtiijr
tlwK-rttieit
uml:
i:i4iiiniirliir
at
a
r-""!
planted
in
tne
Xortliwet
nirner
or
I.ul
410,
tlirur
South
4(1
(
hiins,
ihwiiT
vv"rt
l
rhaiu;
Ihrnie
.Nurtli
40
rhauia;
tliemf
Kat
to
rtiatiM,
anil
vontalnlnr
Frtv
rre,
more
nr
le.
AViUTEIt
SCOTT
SIMPSON.
y
'.
.
I
Applleant.
LAND
AOT
Nolle
'oriAtntl6n
to
Applr
to
L'aa
Land
in
i-rmr
Huprri
i.ann
nenirainir
im-trlcl
ut
lisnre
4,
r.imt
l
and
District,
and
annate
on
I'kuii
bland,
.
TAKE
.OTItE
that
J,
B.
Tranels,
fr
fMinnka.
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