August
6,
1927
finstom
Dealers
ARE
PIONEERS
IN
BALLOON
TIRE
SERVICE
Another
Reason
Why
They
Serve
Motorists
Belter
and
Sace
Them
Money
fl,e
advent
of
the
Balloon
Tire
required
an
expansion
In
repair
Wthods.
To
meet
this
situation
Repair
Schools
were
opened
at
W
Firestone
factories
where
the
Firestone
dealers
and
.
their
repair
iuw
:
i
i
i
l-
j
men
have
oecn
injiructcu
in
uic
care
oi
urcs
ana
uic
use
oi
uie
spedally-designed
Firestone
Balloon
Tire
equipment.
In
each
territory
throughout
the
country
Dealer
Educational
Meetings
have
been
held.
These
have
been
attended
by
most
of
the
Firestone
Service
Dealers
who
have
obtained
the
latest
information
regarding
tire
construction,
care
ana
repair
methods.
Firestone
Dealers
are
kept
up-to-date
on
tire
development
and
service---continually
progressing
and
Improving
their
ability
to
serve
you
better
and
save
you
money.
See
the
nearest
Firestone
Dealer
to-day
and
let
him
handle
your
tire
requirements.
FIRESTONE
TIRE
fl.
RUBBER
COMPANY
OP
CANADA,
Limited
HAMILTON.
ONTARIO
MOST
MILES
PER
DOLLAR
FIRESTONE
BUILDS
THE
ONLY
GUM-DIPPED
TIRES
Boys'
JUST
ARRIVED
FROM
ENGLAND!
A
shipment
of
samples
of
the
famous
Hraml
Jerseys
Boys,
Underwear
Boys'
Golf
Hose
Baby
Socks
all
to
lie
disposed
of
at
fractional
prices
Acme
Importers
Third
A
virtue
P.O.
Hox
CG7
Crown
Colony
Days
Away
back
in
the
late
sixties
thousands
of
acres
of
British
Columbia's
timber
were
sold
for
one
cent
per
acre,
which
looked
like
a
fair
price
then.
Today
similar
timber
is
worth
from
$150
to
$200
per
"ere,
so
tremendously
has
timber
appreciated
in
value
within
the
scone
of
an
average
lifetime.
What
the
young
growth
of
today
will
be
worth
i!ity
years
from
now
is
beyond
computation
if
it
is
Protected
from
fire
and
allowed
to
reach
maturity.
The
moral
is
obvious.
PREVENT
FORFST
FIRES
YOU
CAN
HELP
I1UITIS1I
COLUMBIA
FOREST
SERVICE
Local
and
Personal
Arthur
Tui
fhout
071.
V
BO.
OBdertakers.
Rise
tl.
Dt.
Dr.
i.
R.
pm.
PtxxwKfi.
Draperies
at
,
off
at
Tile1
Auintt
Nil
14
Hate
afternoons
tram
doe
at
I
so
U
reaartaa
m
Unit.
lluute
furnkMttf
at
big
dhrount
t
0(1
tilt
Big
4
babul
When
thinking
of
v.Til.
pbaet
4.
u
Ufa
Transfer
Bjov
aaeatu
far
LadY
aaatfeWtun1oa
OUL
Phoet
W0.
tf
Dalt
Mmmt.
forawtr
Ttna
mminl
bar
"o
la
now
at
Madraa,
India,
la
balac
Mm)
aoon
to
Batavla.
Java.
J.
Fad
Ritchie,
pruts)
mi
of
the
Sua
rata
Mtatac
OoaBpaagr
mm
Haaattoai
taaa
bee
trtaittng
tha
aiurry
during
th
par
W.
W.
HuglU
and
Mr.
Roas
of
th
laapactlng
daparuaant
of
th
Royal
Bonk
at
booted
to
aall
on
the
Prlnoe
Rupert
this
evening.
W.
B.
rferounagiao.
flaM
rapraaanta-
M
of
th
Canadian
AMsaolan
reltof
omrttu,
left
for
Vbm
north
on
the
Prtaea
Ropart
yiatirday.
e
Neott
laavas
on
th
Prince
Rupert
tola
evening
tor
Vaaeotrear
en
route
to
Ttronto
wbeaa
he
UI
aaaet
Mra.
gootf
and
the
boy
who
haw
ben
boUdaylag
tbwe.
Oeorar
Kamhle
aocwawl
on
remand
thla
rBorrrlna
in
th
local
nulloe
eourt
on
the
chare
of
aupplytnf
liquor
to
anau.
H
waa
I1M4
1M
or
taw
month.
Mr.
L
W.
Kerfln.
wbo
la
holldaytnil
at
Lake
Kathlyn
near
mlthera.
motor
ed
to
Hamtton
I
inertly
to
eall
on
fnenda
there.
9he
wa
aocoraawnled
by
her
eon
Allan.
XI
I
u
Pete
Tranayn.
who
ha
com
pletad
her
fim
year
in
training
at
the
Henry
Ford
Hospital
a
Detroit.
1
ex
peeled
to
arrive
home
thla
afternoon
for
nor
vacation.
The
Canadian
National
Telaprapha
are
)ut
ooManeoelag
the
eomtruettoa
of
a
telphon
Una
to
Bart
Edward
Thla
will
be
exteeuted
later
to
th
other
eannerle.
rotnc
a
far
a
Haya-
port.
Mooae
Picnic
Murtkay.
Boat
leave
Oow
Bay
from
9
ajn.
to
1
pja.
Good
mualc.
Danctng.
Sport.
Tug-of-war
for
Mooae
OhaHeng
cup.
Ooffe.
tea
provided.
OenU
11.06.
Idlee
and
children
free.
18$
The
Interior
News
announces
that
a
son
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
V.
Tomllnson
of
the
anuthers
Hospital
on
July
U.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Tomllnson
lived
here
until
a
few
months
ago
when
Mr
Tomllnaon
took
over
the
Mason
Adams
drug
store
at
Smlthera.
W.
S.
(Duke)
Harris
ha
severed
his
connection
with
the
Sliver
Cup
mine
at
Haaelton
and
win
devote
hi
ener
gies
to
other
interest.
Howard
Thomp
son
of
Smrtbera
is
now
In
charge
of
the
mine
and
Mr.
Mittr
of
the
office
In
New
Haxelton.
Mr.
Dornberg
controls
the
property.
The
long
continued
spell
of
dry
weather
In
th
city
has
increased
the
fire
fcaaard
and
the
local
fire
brigade
headquarters
ha
sent
out
a
general
warning
that
no
fir
for
toe
burning
of
rubbish
and
wte
material
are
to
be
net
The
grass
and
vegetation
are
un
usually
dry
and
parents
are
advised
tiMt
they
will
be
held
responsible
for
any
damage
that
might
be
done
by
the
children
lighting
fire
that
might
get
away
from
control.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Moose
Picnic
August
7.
Canadian
Legion
Picnic
August
31.
Spring
Time
Is
I
CELERY
KING
Time
1
Brew
s
cop
of
thit
fine
old
vegetable
took.
I
It
U
all
the
ipring
medicine
you
need.
It
drives
out
winter's
poiioni.
Improve
I
the
appetite
nd
makes
you
feel
better
right
away
CELERY
KING
It
rood
for
l
ta
whoi
fiunilv.
At
druggists.
50c
it
aOa.
Established
1923.
Office
Hours:
a.m.
to
G
p.m.
'
Saturday
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
Any
evening
by
appointment
0R.FPKENNY
DENTIST
Exchange
Block.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
:t
Tiles
window
far
Aagatt
Rale
tallica.
Ill
Rki
to
aaQ
on
th
Prince
Rurjert
tMa
evening
for
Vancouver
are
Un.
H.
.
On
aad
daugnwr
joan.
Tomorrow
the
bua
will
mat
hourtr
nm
to
Government
road
commencing
at
IXJA.
and
omrHtag
8
JO.
Weathfr
tmmtreA'
buaked
to
sail
on
th
Mami
Beatrice
for
the
aouth
ara
J
p.
BeJioMk.
chairman
of
the,
Interna,
tjaaa'.
rtshetiea
OommlaakHi.
A.
L.
OorJii
and
B.
Oordnrr
At
lev
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
aMt
Might,.
Jta
Dybharn
chairman
of
naharlli
emaMUf.
aaid
that
u
a
Mann
Of
totrtWued
representations
from
th
board,
a
tint
taa
light
wa
brtnj
lnatatkd
a4
Roe
Bpit
which
would
be
a
graat
advantage
to
all
shipping
going
chat
way.
Th
Moat
Reverend
Auguatlne
Don
taavlU
ot
Dome,
Archhlahop,
of
rtoVway
(Syrta)
and
Superior
Oeneral
of
Oblate
Father
of
the
world,
who
haa
been
la
Prhve
Rupert
for
the
laat
few
day.
Ift
on
thla
momiaj'a
train.
oaapih
eid
by
Blahop
Bunoe,
for
le
Jac
and
Bsmonton.
Prtaoe
Rupert
will
hare
delegatei
at
the
otmvwauoa
of
Mve
Board
of
Trade
and
Chamber
of
Oommeere
of
Canada
at
Vancouver
ta
September
12
to
It
if
ny
Prince
Rupert
member
are
going
aoutb
at
thit
time
and
are
willing
to
act.
Member
going
are
aaked
to
not!
y
th
eeeretary
of
the
Board.
fourteen
mem
ben
of
Third
Prince
Rupert
boy
aooutt
arrived
home
Tester
day
from
Part
Stonpaon
where
they
have
beet)
oamped
In
charge
of
aoouttnaiter
P.
C.
Miller.
They
came
In
on
the
Buehby
tug
PJt.T
3.
akippered
by
Cap
tain
Rag.
Oreen.
They
all
brought
their
soat
of
tin
and
report
having
had
a
very
enjoyable
time.
PROTECT
FROZEN
EGGS
RESTRICTING
IMPORTS
OTTAWA.
Ont..
Aug
.
Result
of
tpertment
regarding
artificial
lncub
atlon
were
given
to
the
breeding
sec
tlon
of
the
world
poultry
congress
to
day
by
Dr.
LuUur
Welnmlller
of
Erd
tng.
Oermany.
He
concluded
that
the
moisture
of
air
in
the
Incubator
had
determinative
influence
on
incubation
result.
That
the
degree
ot
ventilation
'.n
most
incUbators
is
more
than
sum
clent;
that
a
conatant
egg
temperature
of
38
degree
gave
better
results
than
at
any
other
figure;
that
under-cooling
of
aajga
la
necessary;
and
that
moving
or
turning
the
eggs
la
a
factor
ot
primary
Importance
without
which
sue
casarui
result
cannot
De
obtained.
BOYS
DROWNED
AT
SHAWNIGAN
VICTORIA.
Aug.
6.
Donovan
Mess.
six
year
old
and
Jake
Badlet
sixteen
years
ot
age
were
drowned
in
Shawnl-
(an
Lake
about
40
miles
from
here
last
evening.
They
entered
the
waters
at
six
o'clock
and
were
not
missed
till
two
hours
later.
A.
search
resulted
In
the.r
bod
lea
being
found
close
together
In
six
feet
of
water
about
eleven
DEPOSITS
WERE
LOST
MANITOBA
ELECTIONS
TO
AMOUNT
OF
$4,400
WINNIPEG!,
Aug.
6.
Twenty-two
can
didates
at
the
recent
election
forfeited
the
deposit
to
the
Government
which
was
enriched
to
the
etxent
of
14,400.
Six
Winnipeg
city
candidates
failed
to
collect
their
deposits.
QUIET
WEDDING
AT
THE
UNITED
CHURCH
The
wedding
of
Albert
David
Holden
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Emily
Molly
Sten
gel
of
CedarvaJe
took
place
quietly
at
the
United
Church,
Prince
Rupert
last
evening.
Rev.
A.
Wilson
officiated
and
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Prank
Jones
were
NEW
HAZELTON
Dr.
Reld
of
Holly
St.
London,
Eng
land,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Reld,
In
spected
the
hospital
and
complimented
the
sUJf
on
the
fine
equipment.
J.
Fred
Ritchie
of
Prince
Rupert
la
pending
the
week
In
town
awaiting
the
completion
of
the
cross
cut
tunnel
that
the
Sunrise
company,
of
which
he
la
president.
Is
drlvlngi-r-
Mrs.
Lou
Kergln
oft
Prince
Rupert
mqtored
to
New
Haaelton
from
Lake
Kathlyn.
She
wa
saccbmpanled
by
her
son
Allen.
Mrs.
David
Pratt
ahd,
her
daughter
Frances
motored
from
Skeena
Crossing
and
got
back
al;
right:
...
.
Mjfc
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenney
left
for
New
Harelton
whence
they
wUl
motor
through
to
Vancouver
and
then
to
Victoria
on
a
three
week'
holiday
trip.
Mrs.
Hennlon,
sister
of
Mr.
Kenney.
and
her
son
Sherman;
who
have
been
Visiting
here,
returned
with
them.
Mistress
If'
mv
husband
tries
to
kiss
you
I
want
you
to
scream.
New
Maid
Oh,
but,
triad
im,
that's
what
your
last
maid
did
and
you
dls-
Phone
109
charged
her.
Tlt-Blts.
MclAUGHLIN-BUiCK
for
192
8
.5
Power
Color
piartness
Thrilling
the
world
again
with
McLaughlin-Buick
value
eautij
Dashing
new
Bodies
by
Fisher
.
.
.
swung
srrartly
low
without
any
loss
of
head-room
or
road-clearance
arjl
without
resort
to
smaller
wheels
.
.
.
fleet,
slender
raj.
iator
lines
.
.
.
style
and
beauty
equalled
only
by
the
finest
custom
creations.
Power
to
pass
on
any
hill
.
.
.
powcr
to
conquer
the
roughest
going
.
.
.
power
to
maintain
high
speeds
hour
after
hour
.
.
.
resulting
from
brilliant
advancements
in
McLaughlin-Buick's
famous
valve-in-head
six-cylinder
engine
.
.
.
vibrationless
beyond
belief.
Getaway
like
an
arrow
from
a
bow
.
.
an
exhilarating
rush
of
power,
when
the
signal
changes
.
.
.
unmatched
flexibility
in
traffic
...
and
the
effortless
speed
of
flying
birds
when
you're
out
on
the
open
read.
Form-fitting
tailored
seat
cushions
as
restful
as
an
ey
chair
.
.
.
hydraulic
shock
absorbers
Jront
and
tear,
providing
pillowed
riding
ease
over
any
road
.
.
.
and
interiors
resembling
exquisite
drawing
rooms
in
luxury
of
fittings
and
appointments
Colors
unrivalled
by
the
rainbow
.
.
.
exteriors
finished
in
rich
new
Duco
combinations
.
.
.
Harmonized
interiors
the
new
vogue
in
closed
car
decoration
.
.
.
Walls,
ceilings,
seat-coverings
and
carpets
all
blending
into
one
perfect
ensemble.
Heads
turn
in
admiring
tribute
whenever
a
McLanch-lin-Buick
for
1928
flashes
by
.
.
.
for
it
is
richly
endowed
with
that
rare
quality
.
.
.
that
elusive
much
of
personality
.
.
.
that
indefinable
characteristic
called
"smartness".
,
,
..
'
KAIEN
GARAGE
-
Dave
Ross
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
WHEN
BETTER
AUTOMOBILES
ARB
BUILT
McLAUGIILIN-hUirr
"
Church
Notices
-
ST.
ANDREWS
CATHEDRAL
(Church
of
England)
Rector,
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx.
Assistant,
Rev.
W.
P.
Barfoot,
B.A.
Morning
service
at
11
o'clock.
Even-lnj
service
at
7.30.
Sacrament
of
the
Lord's
Suppert
will
be
administered
on
the
first
Sunday
of
the
month
-at
11
am.;
third
Sunday
ot
the
month
at
8
ajn.
Sunday
School
will
resume
In
September.
HAPTIST
CIU'RCH.
Minister,
Rev.
W.
F.
Price.
Morning
worship
and
Sunday
school
at
11
o'clock
Evening
service
at
7
JO
pm.
Subject:
"Nobodies."
Services
of
worship
bright,
reverent,
helpful,
come
and
enjoy
them.
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
SOCIETY
Service
every
Sunday
morning
In
the
Hays'
block,
245
Second
Avenue.
Subject
on
Sunday
"Spirit."
Testimony
meeting
on
Wednesday
evening
at
8
o'clock.
UNITED
CIU'RCH.
Minister
Rev.
A.
Wilson.
Morning
service
at
11
o'clock.
8ubT
Ject:
"Sharing
the
Other
Man's
Viewpoint."
Evening
service
at
7J0.
Subject:
"Playing
the
Host
on.
the
Road
of
Life."
Duet-
-A,
Clapperton
and
J.
S.
Wilson.
COMMISSION
TO
LOOK
INTO
FISHERIES
ON
THE
ATLANTIC
COAST
OTTAWA,
Aug.
6.
A
commission
will
be
appointed
by
the
federal
government
to
investigate
all
phases
of
the
fishing
industry
in
the
maritime
provinces,
It
was
announced
here
yesterday.
One
of
the
chief
objects
of
the
commission
will
be
to
determine
what
action
should
be
taken
to
enlarge
the
market
1
4
I
MACHINE
KNIVES
I
v.
"
4.
A
New
Experience
Awaits
You
When
First
You
THY
PURDY'S
FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES
Home-made
Purdy'a
way
from
golden
creamery
butter
and
finest
country
cream.
Purdy's
Famous
Chocolates
bring
you
a
candy
satisfaction
you
neyer
knew
before.
Their
rich
deliciousness,
their
home
made
goodness,
will
surprise
and
delight
you.
We
receive
fresh
shipments
of
this
most
famed
of
B.C.'s
confections
every
week.
PURDY'S
FAMOUS
CHOCOLATES,
1.25
lb.
in
the
purple
box
Ormes
Ltd.
Ulic
Pioneer
Drtiprists
THIRD
AVE.
&
SIXTH
ST.
-
-
TELEPHONES
82
1,
200
DENTIST
Dr.
J.
R.
Gosse
Hclgerson
Block
X-RAY
SERVICE
Phone
686
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
Evening
Appointments
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sa!!lnr.
from
Prince
Rupert,
ror
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA.
Swanson
Bay,
Alert
Bay,
etc,
Tuesday.
3
p.m.
For
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA.
Bu
ted
ale.
Alert
Bay.
etc,
Satnrday
a.m.
For
PORT
8JMPSON.
ALICE
ARM.
AN
VOX.
STEWART,
Wales
Island,
Sun-day,
8
pjn.
For
Naas
Utter
Points
and
Port
Stmimon,
Friday
p.m.
123
tnd
ATenue.
K,
M.
SMITH.
A
rent.
Prince
Rupert.
aC.
Through
tickets
sold
to
Victoria
and
Meattle
at
a
reduced
rate
aad
barrage
checked
through
to
destination.
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