PAGE
FOUR
Neglected
,
Eyes
NEGLECT
Is
doubtless
the
cause
of
most
of
the
Ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
Is
so
self
evident
that
It
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
hare
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
In
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
Is
the
most
inexcusable.
DONT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
Block
Phone
763
f
VOU
SOVVO
KttP
TrtliJ
;
OTvER.Kt4D'
fa
We
sell
superior
lumber
that
is
the
only
kind
of
lumber
to
be
found
in
our
sheds
and
yards.
We
have
the
most
complete
stock
in
Northern
B.C.,
including
fir
and
cedar
timbers,
dimension,
shiplap,
finishing,
veneers,
shingles,
lath
and
mouldings,
all
reasonably
and
properly
priced.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Phones
116
and
117
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Box
1565
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
ROW-BOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
NORWEGIAN
HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
VELVET
Ice
Cream
THE
VERY
BEST!
Take
a
brick
home
tonight!
We
cater
for
Parties,
Picnics,
Dances,
etc
Prompt
Delivery
Velvet
Ice
Cream
Co
Corner
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street
Phone
758
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnltum
Moving.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
W.
T.
Pumu
U
Pofet
Angeles,
Waah
.
arrived
last
Thursday
night
to
take
j
cnarge
ol
tbe
work
an
tbe
American
I
Boy
property
anion
bu
passed
Into
tbe
I
control
of
Mr.
Sstloway
01
Toronto
and
'
wtoo
Waited
(he
property
in
company
j
with
Win.
MeAdain
eoup
of
v.-eeks
;
am.
up
tlx
Omlneea
Herald.
Mr.
Parson
stated
that
to
would
begin
work
immediately
on
the
abaft
and
.
.
una
somewung
over
a
nomo
im
uo
then
run
a
couple
ol
drifts.
By
that
time
tt
U
expected
that
eaougb
ore
will
be
developed
to
decide
whether
or
not
to
proceed
with
further
develop-ment.
The
plaaa
at
present
Include
running
the
long
eras
cut
tunnel
which
will
open
at
depth
ail
lour
of
the
known
parallel
veins
and
It
win
serve
as
a
genera
working
tunnel,
j
The
plans
also
Include
the
establishment
at
New
Hazelton
of
a
custom
mill
to
handle
the
America
Boy
ore
and
any
ore
offered
from
the
district.
A
eus-
torn
mill
is
one
thing
that
has
long
been
;
required
In
the
Interior
and
the
lack
j
of
It
has
held
back
development
to
a
'
great
extent.
The
establishment
of
the
:
mill
also
means
developing
a
water
power,
of
which
there
are
many
In
this
district.
JOINT
MEETING
IN
CANADIAN
I.MIftN
HALL
AT
TERRACE
TERRACE.
Aug.
27.
The
quarterly
Joint
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
their
Women's
Auxiliary
was
held
on
Thursday
evening
In
their
club
rooms.
A
good
attendance
of
both
orders
was
present
and
much
useful
discussion
of
Joint
affairs
took
place.
It
was
decided
to
place
the
Veterans'
Hall
at
the
disposal
of
the
public
for
the
meeting
on
Thursday
evening.
Sept.
1.
called
to
discuss
the
advisability
of
Incorporating
under
the
Village
Municipalities
Act.
A
banquet
furnished
by
the
male
members
was
much
enjoyed
and
many
interesting
speeches
made
the
possi
bility
of
enrolling
honorary
member!
being
among
the
live
topics
spoken
on.
These
quarterly
Joint
meetings
are
proving
quite
a
success
and
are
being
well
attended.
RECEPTION
AND
DANCE
G.W.Y.A.
HALL
TERRACE
MR.
AND
MRS.
HAUGLAND
TERRACE,
Aug.
27.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Emll
Haugland,
who
were
married
In
Prince
Rupert
returned
to
Terrace
on
Wednesday
ami
met
-wlth-en
-enthusias
tic
reception
on
their
arrival
here
Tbey
were
at
home
to
their
many
friends
at
a
reception
and
dance
held
in
O.W.VA.
Hall
on
Wednesday
even
ing
which
was
attended
by
a
large
crowd
of
well-wishing
friends.
Music
for
the
dance
was
furnished
by
Mrs.
Attwood's
orchestra.
Refreshments,
In
cluding
the
bride's
cake
were
served
at
midnight
and
dancing
continued
until
an
early
hour.
Hi.
and
Mrs.
Haugland
are
taking
up
their
residence
in
the
borne
east
of
town,
formerly
occupied
by
Joe
Spltzl.
TERRACE
Mrs.
H.
Boss
and
two
children
who
have
been
In
charge
of
the
Hotsprings
Hotel
at
Lakeke
Lake
for
the
Dast
month
left
during
the
week
for
a
visit
with
her
brother.
W.
O.'NeUl.
In
Bmlthers,
before
returning
south
for
the
winter.
Captain
3.
B.
Colthurst.
who
has
spent
the
past
three
weeks
In
southern
cities
returned
home
on
'Thursday.
He
was
accompanied
by
his
cousin
O.
Lowrle,
gunnery
lieutenant
on
th
battle
cruiser
Colombo.
Lieut.
Lowrle
made
a
abort
visit
here
at
the
Colthurst
home.
George
Little
returned
on
Wednesday's
.train
after
having
msde
a
trip
down
river
to
the
coast
In
the
Laminated
Materials,
Ltd.,
gas
boat.
Sidney
and
Benny
Seamen
were
hosts
on
Thursday
afternoon
at
a
delightful
children's
party,
when
about
twenty
SUMMER
COMPLAINT
CAUSES
MANY
DEATHS
AMONG
INFANTS
Thousands
of
mothers
throughout
Can
a.
I
a
Lave
used
a'
during
the
part
0
years
it
has
lrn
oa
the
market!
and.
their
child's
life
no
doubt
saved
by
its
timely
use.
Pmc,
60c.
a
Lottie
at
all
druggvU
or
dealers:
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Mil-burn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
boys
and
gtris
were
entertained
at
their
borne
with
games.
story-telling
and
the
evcreeeptaMe
tod
ttdftgs
to
eat.
Mcmben
of
the
book
dub
met
at
e
home
of
Mrs.
O.
Von
Hees
on
FMrsday
evening
to
efeoone
new
read-
lag
material
for
the
waster
months.
As
soon
as
the
new
sepply
of
books
irrHe
the
ttrete"
will
be
started
again.
Urs.
Wm.
Fair
returned
on
Wednes
day
after
a
short
business
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
w.
H.
O
Conner
and
children
of
Wallace,
Idaho,
who
have
been
spending
the
summer
In
the
mining
district
around
Cedarvale,
ar
rived
In
Terrace
on
Wednesday.
it.
8.
Hadden
and
two
boys
from
Prince
Rupert
were
visitors
here
on
Wednesdsy.
George
Rudge
of
Victoria,
and
a
former
resident
and
property
owner
here
arrived
from
the
south
on
Wednesday
and
Is
renewing
acquaintances
around
town.
8.
Davis
of
Anyox,
B.C.
is
a
visitor
here
at
prenent,
having
arrived
from
the
coast
on
Wednesday.
Considerable
rain
fell
here
during
Thursday
night
and
early
Friday
morning
practically
the
first
since
the
end
of
June.
All
nature
look
much
Improved
as
a
result
of
having
its
thick
coating
of
dust
washed
off.
It
has
been
too
long
In
coming
however
to
be
very
beneficial
to
shrubs,
trees
and
grass
but
the
vegetable
gardens
will
no
doubt
be
much
improved
as
a
result.
witn
the
Terrace
tail
lair
only
one
week
away,
prospecta
do
not
look
very
j
bright
for
a
normal
display
of
fruits
and
vegetables.
Advertise
In
The
Duly
News
INSPIRATION
LADY
LAUDER
tare
Songs
of
lircat
Comedian
Were
Written
to
III
Wife
LONDON.
Attg.
17
When
Lady
Lander
wife
g
afce
wsartd-tasrwui
wsmrdtsn,
died
sotnewfeat
suddenly
after
an
ape
attass
In
a
OUsfow
a
ursine
hacae.
Str
Harry,
whose
wevotlon
to
his
wife
was
tntfnia,
was
pcostraietf
aad
was
eecn-petied
ttkt
ta
has
bed.
Their
only
iCBJM.
Csvptata
John
Laueer.
was
ktUed
jwhen
servteg
In
France
with
the
Artrtl
:
And
Sutfeerlaad
Htgfclindata.
lady
Lawdsr
had
travelled
all
over
the
gtebe
with
her
husband.
With
aim
she
had
been
feted
by
kings
and
presidents,
and
through
it
all
she
remained
as
of
the
most
kindly-hearted
and
unaffsctad
of
woman.
AaaUe
Vallanee
wm
a
hnahte
asas
lc
HaaaUtan
when
Harry
Lauder,
the
"halntn
loan"
tram
the
Arboath
spinning
milL
became
a
mister
and
sub-erueatty
her
husband.
She
worked
In
a
fiat-
mill
at
sn
early
ae.
earning
4s.
a
wee,
and
It
was
while
sat
was
attached
to
the
Salvation
Amy
that
she
met
Harry
Lauder.
UIX
IX
rOTTAtlE
They
began
tbatr
aaarrted
life
In
a
poor
sninar's
eottag.
until
Harry,
with
a
"sotree"
reputation
as
comedian
behind
ham.
reserved
to
try
Ms
lock
on
the
eoawm
platform.
While
be
travelled
round
she
lived
on
In
Hamflton
on
a
wage
of
30s
a
week,
on
which
she
had
to
maintain
herself
and
their
boy
John.
And
It
was
she
who1
aanaated
him
and
sent
Mm
out
afresh
when
he
had
been
compelled
to
return
to
the
pit
as
"a
sticktr
ceanedtaa."
wtrieh
was
his
nsate's
Jibe
far
a
failure.
Then
he
made
his
name.
She
was
the
Inspira
tion
of
his
love
sobbs.
and
often
helped
to
write
M
greatest
asoresoes.
It
will
be
recalled
that
when
8
It
Harry
broadcast
for
the
first
time
he
told
his
hearers
how
hU
wife
would
be
listenlng-ln.
And.
before
dosing,
he
said:
"Now
hsten
here,
sweetheart.
I
am
coming
nortfe
to
Olasgow
tomorrow
night.
Mind
you
are
there
to
meet
me.
LIBRARY
COURSE
IN
McGILL
UNIVERSITY
General
Kir
Arthur
Turrle
Arrange
for
New
Itrpartmrnt
at
Montreal
VICTORIA.
Aug.
27
Through
the
interest
taken
by
General
Sir
Arthur
Currie.
as
principal
and
vice-chancellor
of
McOUl
University,
and
through
the
eo-operatlon
of
the
American
Library
Association
and
the
Carnegie
Corpora-tlotv
the
first
Library
School
of
Ms-
Snowy
Whitenew1
You're
sure
of
snowy-
whiteness
always
in
the
children's
garments
in
your
own
pretty
things
in
all
your
dainty
linens
and
cottons
if
you
always
use
Reckitt's
Bag
Blue
In
tha
handy
bag
with
the
Blue
andfthile
stripes
U
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
NICE
LARGE
FtJRNISH-
sd
roots
on
Fifth
Avenue
West
with
private
family
Hasted.
Fin
marine
view
Phone
Blue
M
or
Black
all
FOR
RENT
NICE
NEW
FVRNtSHa)
nam.
heated.
Harbor
new.
ctase
la.
handy
to
post
office,
private
fanny,
phone
Black
904
or
tl.
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
APART-
ment
by
the
day.
week
or
month.
Phont
Red
607.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Pianos,
phaaographs
aad
Soger
sewing
machine.
Walker's
Muatc
Btere.
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE.
HAR-
feor
view.
Apply
3U.
4th
Ave.
E.
tf
FOR
RENT
POOR
ROOM
FURNISH-
ed
Oat.
Phone
Preen
TM
244
FURNISHED
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
Phone
Black
IBS.
tf
QUI
Ualvemty
has
been
ewVattlsbed.
Ubrarvansfalp
has
become
a
profession,
a
rapidly
growing
profeaston.
the
full
seope
and
Importance
of
which
Is
only
Just
beginning
to
be
realised.
Many
wishing
to
enter
the
profession
have
beea
obliged
to
seek
training
In
the
United
SUtes
and
elsewhere,
and
the
announcement
of
the
new
training
school
In
Montreal
win
be
welcomed
UurMsjaout
the
Domtaien.
Already
Tour
students
have
beea
enrolled
from
Vancouver
aad
one
from
Victoria.
The
school
provMes
a
year's
general
training
In
the
asms
aad
objeata.
U
field
and
the
metttod
of
this
retattveiy
new
and
quite
f
aspirating
profession.
It
provides
a
training
which
wm
enable
Its
graduates
to
find
lucrative
and
congenial
vocation
In
libraries
of
var
ious
types:
pubtle.
special
ueivrrvHy.
college
or
school;
or
in
those
rapvdry
multiplying
libraries
which
are
springing
up
all
over
the
country
In
all
tlx
larger
Industries
and
professional
association.
Students
entering
the
Library
School
are
expected
to
have
had
at
least
one
year
of
academic
education,
with
at
least
two
months'
satisfactory
exper
ience
In
some
type
of
library
work:
but
the
faculty
reserves
the
right
to
use
Its
own
discretion
to
admit
those,
who.
for
special
reasons,
sppear
to
offer
promise
of
becoming
aatlsfactory
librarians
though
they
may
not
have
had
the
forma
education
technically
prescribed.
ALBERTA'S
WORK
IN,
MENIAL
HYGIENE
IS
FAVORABLY
MENTIONED
EDMONTON.
Aiur
97
Tit
svh.rf.
i.
leading
tfcV
Whott
flcilril0n"frl
"
"some
phases
of
mental
hygiene
work.
Is
given
in
a
recent
bulletin
of
the
Canadian
national
committee
for
mental
hygiene.
a
the
opinion
of
Dr.
C.
M.
Hineka,
medical
director
of
the
organization,
who
made
a
five
weeks'
tour
of
the
western
provinces
last
spring.
Dr.
Hlneks
refers
In
particular
to
the
appointment
and
work
of
a
vtsrtlng
committee
to
the
mental
hospitals
and
penal
institutions,
the
establishment
of
a
training
school
for
mental
defectives
at
Red
Deer,
and
the
introduction
in
the
legislature
by
the
minister
of
health
of
a
sterilization
bill,
which
Is
thought
Ukelv
to
msa
at
the
next
session.
The
bulletin
also
makes
note
of
the
the
mental
hospital
at
PonoV.
m
tw
malaria
treatment
for
general
paralysis
oi
xne
insane,
to
date
about
70
cases
have
been
treated
with
a
benlen
tr.in
of
the
malaria
parailte,
and
approxi
mately
30
per
cent
have
shown
marked
beneflta.
while
as
many
more
have
Improved
or
have
had
an
arreat
of
Dr.
Hlneks
speaks
of
the
work
being
done
in
mental
hygiene
throughout
the
wesi
as
aggressive
and
progressive,
with
a
chain
of
ten
mental
hosnit.u
..
staffed
and
supported
by
governments
In
juu
aympainy.
the
result
being
that
the
problems
of
mental
abnorm.m.
u
been
attacked
energetically
in
all
the
wwru
provinces.
Uncle-Well.
Tommy.
U
you
can
ask
uie
question
i
can't
answer,
in
give
you
sixpence.
Tommy
Righto,
uncle'
r.
.
ma
JUU
t4TI
me
where
music
goes
after
It's
been
WANTED
FOR
S.AI.H
UPHOLSTERING
By
George
McMai
I
WHERE.
0'KTt?Mert
J
HOO
"
OOM-T
I
Thin,
ne
uk.c
v
.4v
p
as
.,
vmr
y
n
w-1
r
n
i
jl
.
.
imi
ir
.
CUSTOMS
MILL
NEW
HAZELTON
W.
T.
Parsons
of
New
Hazel
ton.
Says
he
will
Establish
One
!
There
i
i
i
!
ii
i
tawassaasaaaT-1
F'
,
ar--:
mstaj,
-
voptvy-Tyi
-
.
,
.
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1683
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1983.00
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