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TS53
DAILY
FEARED
LOST
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
IN
BULEEY
'X
T
',SS0ME7H?.
BE1TER
KEEP
.
,t-,
John
Glmelly
Missing
Since
Sun
day
From
Smlthers
Road
?
5
Camp.
SMlTHKliS.
July
30.-rIt
is
fear-
od
that
the
waiels
of
the.
Hulkley
River'haveTlafmed
atiolh'cr
vlct
Him
ami
again
tlje
-man
is
an
em
jjPiojee
of
th
provincial
public
iworks
department.
On
Sunday
jniornin?,
John
Oimelly,
a
member
jOf
a
road
gang
working
near
,51
rout
(.reek,
.'between
Smithers
japd
Morieolown,
left
camp
with
Xhp
intention
of
going
fishing
and
has
not
been
seen
since.
;Jt)
There
is
a
canyon
and
rapids
in
the
river
just
below
where
the
amen
arc
camped,
and
the
fishimg
?Js
good
there.
It
is
thought
that
hc
unfortunate
man
may
have
slipped
on
the
rocks
and,
fell
inib
ithe
swift
waters.
.'
'
,
;r
The
police
have
bee,n
palrqlimg
.the
shows-of
the
river
and
have
'men
also
scouring
the
woods
as
'lie
might
haveobecome
lost
in
the
brush,
hu
as-jet
no
trace
of
the
man
haftieeii
found,
h
Very
JifUf
T
ft
'known
or
fiimelly
locally
as
he
was
a
stranger
in
jlieso
parjj;
and
had
only
worked
(ffjur
days
oh
the
road,
but
he
is
supposed
fo
have
eomo
from
Hope,
H.
C.
STEWART
MAY
HAVE
SMELTER
Now
Process
for
Ore
Treatment
Being
Developed
In
Old
Country.
(Iy
K.
A.
HAGGKN,
M.E.)
A
company
financed
by
Hritish
aiid
Swedish
capital
has
developed,
through
one
of
the
best
Ku-iropean
metaluieists,
a
process
JPr
treatment
of
complex
ores
at
:jgw
cost.
For
instance
it
is
'Claimed
thai
in
the
ca$
pf
?inc
ores
or
concentrates
carrj'iUr
high
values
in
silver,
as
perfect
an
extraction
of
the
silver
can
be
obtained
as
in
the
case
of
clean
jjiJad
ores.,
liy
present
p'rbces.ses
lljie
loss
jq
silver
in
ziiic
ores
is
flush,
anil
bPavy
deductions
have
Clo
be
miade
by
present
metallurgical
plants
accordingly.
Under
'Hie
process,
referred
to
it
is
Claimed
that
all
silver
values
up
vlo
5
can
be
paid
for
and
that
zinc
deductions
are
reduced
lb
10.
At
present
even
the
Belgian
metallurgical
plants
cannot
handle
zinc
ores
high,
in
silver
ind
jefuse
to
accept
them
as
they
cannot
recover
a
sufficiently
lawe
ipercentage
of
the
silver.
TJio
r-opjiurij'ls
building
a
plant
in
fcoiiani
at
a
cosi
oi
si.uuu,
000,
and
is
arranging
fdr
ship
ments
"of
silver-zinc
and
other
complex
ores
and
concentrates
from
all
parts
of
the
world.
.The
manager
intends
visiting
liritish
Columbia
at
an
early
date
to
ascertain
the
precise
conditions
here,
and
if
be
can
see
a
sufficient
ipiantily
of
such
ores
available
ijie
company
will
establish
on
the
coast
a
plan)
to
treat
them
prpbably'at
tho
town
of
Stewart
on
Portland
Canal.
SMITHERS
,
Little
"Jfjllie"
Kennedy,
daugh
ler
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Ken
nedy,
entertained
a
number
of
her
fricjids
on
galuiilav
after
noon
in
celebratfon
of
hery
fifth
birthday.
The
affair
look
tb-
form
of
a
picnic
held
at
Lake
Kathlyn.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
11.
O.
Large
o
Haellon
motored
lo
town
the
fore
part
of
this
week.
Frederick
Ocklcshaw
is
a
holiday'
from
his
duties
ns
village
clerk-,
and
on
Sunday,
ac
companied
1
by-
Mrs.
Ocklcshaw
started
on
a
motor
trip
io
tSluarl
Lake.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
Munrp
of
LoS
Angeles
spent
a
few
days
In
town
the
guests
of
Mr.
Munro'
brother,
Duncan
Munro.
'
Mrs.
Hugh
Harris
and
child
ren
of
New
Hazellon
are
guest
at
Mr.
llimie's
summer
camp
a
Lake
Kalhlyn
where
they
wll
spend
he
next
couple
of
weeks.
conn
Afler
an
'absence
of
several
monllis
at
Prince
Ilupert
where
;be
hns
been
In
charge
of
Sea'y
and
Dpodson'li
branch
store.
Howard
Itlrhle
returned
to
town
on
Tuesday
and
is-again
at
work
In
Hits
firm's
--loral
butcher
shop.
J,
II.
Iletbertniston
entered
the
'
l
i
O
1926
Ut-v
rtw
,c
k
Cml
Bl
fifk"
'4
77!
local
hospital
on
Saturday
and
is
aigain
receiving
tpedical
atten
tion,
an
abcess
having
tormed
on
his
leg
which,
however,
is
noi"
serious."
In
relurn
for
the
basebail
gameiplaji'd
in
Hjirns
Lake
laqt
Sunday,
the"
boy's
from
the
hub
(own
are
planning
to
'come
down:
here
Tor
a
game
next
Sjunday
af-lernoliif.
"V
'
Norman
II.
Garv
Af
Hazelton
was
a
business
visitor
in
town
on-Wednesday.
Mr:
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
And?rsoi.
f
Hazelton
aro
on
a
motor
trip
through
'jentral
H.G.,
passin:
hrougli
here
on
Sunday
Combining
a:
sight-seeiag
!o,-n
and
a
Visit
w1j
bis
brollirr
i:i
Smither?,
Henry
Messner
of
New
Vork
City
accompanied
by
hi.-family,
arriwd
in
town
on
Tuesday
having
orjven
4,i00
miles
i:;
three
weens.
Mr.
Messner.
wli
is
a
school
principal,
will
spen
(wo
or
thiee
weeks
with
hi
brother
Frank
It.
Messner
oe
fore's'arting
Hie
return
trip.
CO-OPEP.ATION
OF
FOUR
CITIES
OF
WEST
URGED
BY
McQEER
IN
ORDER
TO'
GET
BETTER
RATES
(continued
from
jage
one)
content
of
the
grain
would
be
af
ieei
nnfi
.ir.
i,annin4raii,
oi
nu
ll
P.
It.,
had
said
there
never
would
be
any
grain
shipped
I
hat
way.
jet
iiirwtiymip
rales
came
down
the
elevator
had
broken
all
records
of
shipment
through
any-
single
elevator
in
the
Dominion,
and
grain
was
landed
in
the
Unit-;
ed
Swat
the
fly
with
GILLETTS
LYE
A
teaspoonful
of
Giliett's
Lye
sprinkled
in
the
Garbage
Can
prevents
flies
breeding
Utt
Cillttt't
Lye
for
all
Cleaning
and
Dittnfeeling
lUlSfa
Coiti
little
but
always
effective
i
of
the
railways
had
been
a
piti
able
failure
on
Ibis
coast
compared
wifli
what
they
might
"have
been
ir
reasonably
rates
had
been
given,
lie
told
lidwbllier
nations
on
the
Pacific
bad
developed
and
urged
that
liritis.U
Columbia
might
have
kept
1ac
with
these
had
tlrf
fcejght.ra
been
suf
neiefitiy
low.'
-
-
The
Prjrwe
It
u
purl
Uiere
would
be
fisheries
devejopmenl
which
could
not
lake
place
now
as
the
rales
wfTtf
pTOhiWrjve.
Heduelioh
in
rates
was
not
ruining
the
rail-
high
freight
rates
to
the
Pacific
lean
develop
Coast.
He
showed
from
figures'
Create
Prosperity
I
'IUcj
b4JL'A"
ftilwiTj-'
offierals
Cxintinuinp,
Mr.
McOeer
urgeil
now
me
racinc
ioasi
raics
snow-i
inai
me
people
or
Prince
lluperl
ed
large
profits.
He
wantM
to:
should
do
more
"than
just
live
see
the
C.
1.
11.
suceessful;
for
here.
They
should
create
pros-
the
more
successful
Hie
railways,
penly.
Prim-e
Unpnrt
should
gel
the
more
successful
would
be
the
'
in
and
fterht.
There
hibl
been
FREE
Recipe
Book
containing
juit
the
kind
of
recipes
you
like
1
you
enjoy
eerving
new
thingt,
and
old
thing
with
newflavoure.
Write
for
a
copy.
Picnic
andwicnes
Try
putting
a
dash
of
Colman's
Mustard,
freshly
mixed,
in
the
sandwiches
you
serve.
Ham
and
tongue
cheese
tomato-lettuce
and
cucumber
salmon
and
sardine
seem
to
acquire
a
new
deliciousness
when
their
own
flavours
are
increased
and
blended
with
the
spicy
savour
of
Colman's
Mustard.
No
trouble
to
prepare;
just
mix
it
with
cold
water
and
you
get
the
finest
mustard
in
the
world
at
its
best-aromatic,
full
of
flavour
a
relish
and
an
excellent
digestant.
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(Cn4)
Limited,
Dept.
82
1000
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Montreal
folmarfsMustard
aids
JL
JL
digestion.
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anted
For
For
II
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
le
than
50c
j
i)iinii-
Jiy
pvindf
wiiuiii
nun
Hhe
pull
against
the
port
Woilld
!
necessitate
unity
of
action
hare.
He
told
bow
practically
tltt
I
whole
of
the
l
.usi
had
uniltHl
!naint
the
Iowim
-mv
"f
rates
U
the
Pacific
Coal.
a
rate
whlrh
stood
to
beiietlf
Hanudian
ports
at
against
American.
He
urged
that
an
effort
be
iuaie
to
build
this
part
of
(ftuiada
on
peniiauenl
foundations.
Jf
they
went
tea-iil
ahead
,
refining
that
this
proideni
JS$r
cost
of
trans-
iirtation
had
lo
(
solved,
there
would
be
no
doubt
as
lo
future
prosperity.
'
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
BY
ORANGE
LADIES
SUCCESSFUL
A
nireessfni-
whist
drive
and
lance
was
held
in
Metropnlo
Hall
last
night
by
-rhe-Ladies
of
the
Loyal
Orange
Itenevotent
Associa
tion.
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
worshipful
i
...
.
.
i
in
-
speaker
slated
that
in
"";'t
v"
r'V-
.
,
.
Aon
us
follows:
Mtr
wini
uritr
mpib
First
Ladies-Mi
s.
t.
Second
Ladies'
Mr.
Polm.
FifH
Men's-
.Mrs.
J.
Durran.
hjcond
MenV-W.
Shaw
'
"
'
'
vay
but
in
rerMt
yeaiv
had
in-
.
.
.
,
".7.
Kingdom
in
U.e
best
of
shape'
rraW1hem.
Ilie
railways
do
M
",B
'
""'"
'
r"
Hlldlng
Country
Back
Inril
need
high
rates.
They
are
""rSrnJal"
V
factor
.hat
is
holding
the
j
realizing
today
Htia.
the
Pacific
'J
1
"
"
'fAlrs
T.ouer
try
nack,
he
claimed,
Is
the
ixiasi
business
is
uie
Dest
tney
.
,,;ViV-..
m
si'V
tv
1
I
luirf
.MJ
'la-3
mi"
lered
songs
and
Mis
Katherine
Vat
-on
a
niaiio
solo.
Daneins
sras
also
eiiioytl46
plaho
ipuslc
laye.1
liy
Mrs.
Lemon
and
.Mrs.
nderson.
Itefre-thments
were
served
dur
ng
I
lie
evening,
uiuler
the
super
vision
of
Mrs.
T.
Houller,
Mrs
country.
As
jl
was,
the
business
more
kii-k
at
the
building
of
the
J
.jrra.
nn(
jt
Oeddes.
D.
Munro
supervised
the
whist
drie
and
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
had
liarge
of
t
ti
musical
program
-
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
of
95
C00
Pounds
of
Hall
but
Marketed
Today
Two
Aitlej-iran
and
four
Can:-.
Iill.ni
boats
sold
;
ft
f
tout
or;
"5
HID
poifuMt
of
Ibunbilt
.
6tt
thi
ih
Kxchaivzc
this
morning.
Of
his
total
the
Americans
landed
-0,000
pounds
and
the
Cana
Hans
35,
.inn
pound.
Americai
!sh
sob)
at
around
15c
and
Sj.
hkI
Canadian
ratight
fish
around
i
rc
and
Jc.
The
arrivals;
wer:
American
Constitution.'
Ifi.OOO.
lo
Atlia
iiiries.
Lincoln,
1.1,000,
to
Canadian
ish
A
Cold
Storage
Co,
Canadian
Cape
Spear,
17,5110,
lo.
AiLi
fisheries.
'
-
Rape
Swain,
10,000,
lo
Iloyal
Fish
Company.
While
Lily.
5,000,
lo
Hoot
Fisheries.
Oihson.
:i.000,
to
Canadla
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
CX.lt.
steamer
Prince
flupert
Capl.
I).
Donald,
docked
at
I0..10
frclock
ibis
inorniiiK
from
-van
cnuver
en
route
lo
Slcwarl
And
Anyox
for
which
points
she
wl'.l
hail
at
I
pAn.
'fh.o
boat
carried
la
heavy
list
nl
passenircrff,
lbj
Imajority
of
whom
went
cast
by
train
for
stop-over
aI
Jnsper
Park
Lodae.
Passengers
dejjark-
Iny
here
Included
Fred
Slork.
Mr.
apd
Mrs.
II
A.
MeKcown,
Mr.
Itichardson,
Leonard
Oreen,
Mrs.
Moore
and
child,
O.
II.
Hush
Mrs.
W.
J.
Hobbs.
C.
II.
Hogg,
!,.
WANTED,
!
elevator
at
l!rini-e
Ilupert
than
at
V....!.,,.
,
.
...
f.be
loWor.nrof
be
freight
ra.l
puny
..
needing
,1
As
the
port
became
aclie"iifler
i
.
.
i.
...
...
i
.i
MAID
Wanted
Mrs.
F.
Melt.
Young.
Fourth
Avenue
FjiI.
FOR
SALE.
Oil
SALK.
New
modern
but!
uess
block.
Hoqiim
and
apart
meats
are
well
furnisbetL
All
oe
as
it
stands.
Also
nio1-?rn
three-roomed
house
part
ly
Ji)rnlsbed
on
ame
lot.
Here
if
a
home
and
business
read
lo
step
in.
A
real
piek-up
for
eah.
Prnprty
eah
W
sei!
liipnjtalerpeon
hours.
Tertrif
ran
be
arranl.
Owner.
'Sfi
!eiond
7C7.
KOIt
SAI.K.
Ten
aers
Im
proved
land
l
Terrae.
Fur
nished
hmise.
crop:
cheap
ror
cnsii.
pnone
lieti
;'8R.
i7
Ji
-
-
Avenue
West.
Pliiyj
170
OH
SALK
Hol?l
Masselt.
,
good
bargain.
Ill
health
eanso
for
selling.
Apply
William
Hudson,
.Masse
tl.
H.G.
5-OIt
SALK.
Twenty-two
fool
launch,
1
1
h.p.
engine,
speed
t
Inols.
Hayifif
WtfrM
Phone
Ilp.1
720.
.
if
TKXT
F
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SALK.
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tin-
year
and
uel
only
one
week
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m
i
lium;
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1,1
HAIJY
CAIlllIAtiK
For
Sale.
I
lllllll-
lll-ll
I
.o.
1,1
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
t
i?i1tl).
The
Inlnnilet,
83.1
second
.
Avenue.
Phono
I37.
HOOM.
Hoard
optional.
1
Third
Avenue.
Phone
Hed
33V
LOST.
LOST.
Mink
choker,
between
Fourth
Avenue
West
and
Mi
Hride
street.
Fimler
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return
to
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Office.
LOST.
Lady's
small
nursn
con
tainlng
small
jum.
J-'inde
p!-ase
return
purse
lo
Dally
News
Office.
L.
liolton,
Mrs.
Xorman
Henry
I.
Lawsnn,
Miss
Nellie
lliilchlr.
son,
.Mrs.
.Miirpny,
.ur.
anil
Mrs
Kiitfour,
Mr.
'and
Mrs.
.1.
nhrjnat
Miss
JJensr,
Mrs.
McAlpinc,
Mr
and
Mrpi.
Dunk,
Mrs.
A.
f.
I'homas,
Miss
Maillatid,
Miss
Kneeshaw,
Mrs.
M.
McCallun
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hetles,
II.
O.
Mar
tin,
Miss
J.
Laverly.
.1.
W.
Hih
erl,
Misses
Klhel
and
Helen
Johnson.
Miss
Heilman,
Mr.
nnu
Mrs.
(i.
W.
N.
rtlnnds,
and
W.
W
r.wnn.
u
SPORT
CHAT
If
the
weather
man
is
kind
to
local
baseball
fans
tonight
Ih
postponed
game
between
Ih
icrmitiHis
and
Oyros
will
b
f.
loiiji-ii.
i
wii
Karnes
nave
rn
cently
been
called
off
on
accoun
of
ho
weather
man's
grief
nn
inn
poys
are
anxious
u
work
out
tne
full
schedule.
TO
RENT
FOIl
IIK.NT.
Four
hot
water
healed.
A
Mallet.
Articles
MODF.It.N
HOI
SF.
for
ren
I
rootn
and
UaIIi
and
Found,
&c
te.l
in
Com.
ilOH
HKXT.
I.nrsen
building
at
additional
fintri
iiik
or
promotion
with
real
merit
and
possibilities.
Hive
complete
detail
first
enimnur
nicnoi:.
Arthur
l.angley
ltoe
Co..
S(j
Wall
.
Street,
New
York
City.
178
VAXTKI
Position
as
assistant
bookkeeper
and
stenographer
by
young
man
still
in
bui
nes
college.
Ilm
II;'
DjiI)
News
(If
fire.
VANJ'i:i
once.
.fnnl
for.
fteneral
work.
Ajiply
Miss
Davie.
Phone
Creen
til.
178
171
Third
Avenuo
Hal;
iz
room
molern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premises
on
atreet
Ifoor.
Apply
Hydo
Transfer,
139
Speoml
Avenue.
K)H
HK.Vr.
Two
first
clas
moern
flats;
Monarch
range,
water
nabl;
one
furnished.
YVcstenliavf
r
Hro
Why
In
without
a
car?
$350
makes
the
first
payment
on
a
New
Improved
CIIKVHOLKT.
tlin
balance
in
twelve
successive
easy
instalments.
Let
us
drmrttolral4
'KAIEN
QARAQE
Dealers
in
all
(ieneral
Motors
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODGE
Heautifully
situated
near
Ferry
Landing
Altitude
?
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feel.
Camping
and
Fishing
Trips
arranged
FIIIST
CLASS
TAIILK
with
produce
FIIKSII
FHOM
TIIK
PA
ILM.
Take
n
Trip
to
the
Lake
Counlry
i
ins
year.
For
reservations,
writ
Mrs.
Henkel.
Francois
Lake.
Il.C
'TAXI
Phone
67
Tasl
(Call
Oeorgn.
Paul
or
flus)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Sfudo
Jiakcrs
nt
your
disposal
any
llmo
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Hotel,
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gprings.
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finest
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waters
known
for
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fishing
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following
rices
are
now
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Prince
Iluper'..
iorermni'iii
imcs
included:
Ilunabotii
58l.00
Sport
Iloadstcr
nKO.OO
t'ouring
COI.OO
Coupe
751:00
I
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Sedan
7M.0O
I'ordor
Sedan
8.11.00
Light
DHivery
598.00
l.t.
Delivery
Van
019.00
Commerial
Chassis
8.0i
I
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Chassis
Sir
SHI.
00
Self
starter
included
on
all
models.
Term
payments
arranged
If
If
desired.
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealers,
210
Second
Avenue.
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aiii;
data
frsn
-
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io
la
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of
tmtriitrmt
nf
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