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DAILY
EDITION
United
'ISM"
Im
might
be
well
to
ponder
over
the
fact
that
doctors
take
very
little
medicine.
is
the
intention.
NEW
pakkim;
hylaw
$5.00
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Tuesday,
July
2G,
1927
CENT
A
POUND
MEANS
MUCH
Possibly
the
people
of
Prince
Ilupert
do
not
just
realize
what
it
means:
to
the
fishermen
,if
the
price
of
halibut
goes
up.
On
a
four
man
boat
with
a
catch
of
ten
thousand
pounds
an
addition
of
a
cent
af-'p'ound
meanfe
$100
more
for
the
catch'
or
$23
for
each
fish
erman
or
thereabouts.
Is
it
any
wonder
that
the
fishermen
scan
so
eagerly
the
halibut
sale
list
as
published
in
this
paper
and
that
merchants
and
others
also
take
a
keen
interest
in
the
prices
paid.
Doubtless
the
police
will
use
reasonable
discretion
in
enforce
ing
the
parking
bylaw.
The
object
seems
to
have
been
to
prevent
people
on
a
sixteen
foot
road
using
it
for
permanent
parking
instead
of
building
a
garage
or
making
a
parking
platform
on
their
own
premises.
The
general
purpose
is
a
laudable
one
but
it
may
be
en
forced
in
such
a
manner
as
to
prove
objectionable.
If
a
visitor
calls
at
a
house
and
happens
to
stay
half
an
hour
after
midnight,
it
would
be
an
unreasonable
thing
to
fine
him
for
so
doing.
If
it
is
right
for
a
visitor
to
leave
a
car
standing
outside
a
home
at
half
past
eleven
it
is
just
as
right
for
it
to
be
left
there
half
an
hour
after
midnight
except
for
an
arbitrary
bylaw.
However,
it
is
supposed
that
this
is
pot
the
purpose
of
the
enactment
but
that
it
is
to
pre
vent
permanent
parking
and
to
give
the
police
the
right
to
prevent
it.
.We
fancy
it
might
be
a
good
thing
for
the
police
or
for
the
mayor
to
make
an
announcement
as
to
just
what
is
intended
to
be
implied.
If
it
is
just
one
of
those
fussy
bylaws
made
to
annoy
people,
the
quicker
it
is
repealed
the
better,
but
we
hardly
think
that
Those
who
are
always
-
crying,
out
against
the
methods
at
present
adopted
by
denuding
the
country
of
its
timber,
might
reflect
that
if
the
timber
supply
were
less
the
Sunday
newspapers
would
have
to
be
smaller,
and
what
an
advantage
that
would
be.
TEETH
AND
HEALTH
(Vancouver
Sun)
Members
of
the
Washington
State
Dental
Association,
meeting
this
week
in
Seattle,
are
handing
out
some
advice
to
the
public
that
can
be
received
just
as
profitably
in
Vancouver
as
acress
the
line.
These
dentists
say
that
the
teeth
are
the
most
neglected
part
of
the
human
body.
If
we
do
not
see
well,
we
have
our
eyes
looked
after.
If
we
arfe
easily
tired
and
feel
languid,
we
usually
find
out
the.
trouble.
But
until
our
teeth
break
out
in
open
rebellion,
we
pay
little
or
no
attention
to
them.
Decaying
teeth
are
hot6edsof
disease.
They
generate
poisons
that
pollute
the
entire
body,
resulting
in
protracted
sickness
or
even
death.
Periodical
dental
Inspection
is
one
of
the
big
factors
in
keep
ing
well.
It's
not
necessary
to
go
to
the
Orient.
All
that
is
necessary
is
to
visit
Cow
Bay
and
-you
can
share
horrid
smells
right
at
home.
It
might
be
a
good
thing
to
adyer-
Use
this
as
an
attraction
to
tourists.
JAP
INLET
SUCCESS
With
a
tojal
of
403
marks
Ifuth
Corbould'of
Jap
"Inlet
school
takes
secon
dplace
in
Prince
Rupert
Centre
in
the
recent
High
School
entrance
examinations.
Her
marks
are
only
thirty
below
those
scored
by
the
leading
pupil
of
the
province.
Ruth's
success
brilliantly
justifies
the
struggle
of
the
Jap
In
let
residents
to
obtain
a
teacher,
and
to
erect
by
combined
labor,
a
new
school
for
their
children..
Buth
is
the
teacher's
eldest
daughter
and
her
success
is
also
an
example
of
what
sound
teaching
combined
'
with
loving
home
interest
can
do
for
a
pupil.
We
must
all
take
off
-
our
hats
to
the
pupil,
the
teacher,
and
the
unselfish
labor
of
the
fishermen
of
Jap
Inlet.
The
chief
objection
to
the
movies
is
that
you
can't
throw
a
brick
at
the
innocent
creature
who
ought
to
have
been
badly
beaten
up
by
the
villain.
The
whole
femily
enjoys
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Crisp
and
tasty
for
any
meal
A
real
treat
quickly
prepared
Witt
milk
or
cream
or
fruits
MATRICULATION
DR.
H.
R.
GRANT
i
EXAMINATION
VISITING
HERE
RESULTS
OUT
.&y
.'
av""
-y
h
Number
of
Pupils
at
Prince
Ilu-pert
High
School
Make
Passes
VANCOUVER.
July
28.
Of
2A34
on-dtdair
writing
matriculation
examina
Prlnre
George
High
Stttool,
Grade'
XI.
riluMh
J
llrvle
Katharine
Uo
CecB
Hacner
s."
Henry
w.
Heuoroner
S."
Dorothy
Patmore.
Evelyn
D.
Rice,
S
"
Laura
A.
Stephen
"S."
Douglaa
O.
:Urrt.
Julia
K.
W.
Walter
"S."
Roer
ano
.Memiwrs
01
rurmtr
Congregation
My
heart
fare
4d
I
travel
led
down
the
brauttful
Sken
Hirer
and
tben
u
Use
srtoo
test
rUtht
hen
I
met
the
Urr
numfcer
of
prapl
I
kw
to
trtU.
Mid
Or
H.
It
prant
tions
In
the
high
schools
of
m
pro-lthk
rooming.
"It
to
put
to
b
her
tor
last
axuith.
1147
pawed
In
all
land
to
nwrt
tbt
pcp
I
knew
m
wen
Mbwvta.
7C3
wrtr
granted
upplr-.
I
urn
hiring
wonderful
holiday
"
mental
passes
mmI
957
mere
granted!
Dr.
Oram
arrived
yesterday
afternoon
parMsl
stanrtMfl"
Sucreasfol
candidates
on
the
train
from
Terrace
and
was
met
Included.
I'ltlM'K
i:i:iiu:k
i
iatiii:
I
hv
a
fkfer
uinhir
nf
nld
Mend-,
and
I
members
of
the
Preabytertan
eongxetta
tlen.
lie
to
now
the
gueat
of
Mr.
ana
Mr.
T.
H.
Johnston.
Fourth
Ae
Eaat.
T.n
MnriM.M
T,nt
n.rthi'and
txpre
to
remain
umu
Hoooay
wUl
be
the
t"t
f
atatKHng.
Completed
Orde
XI
Nertera
Thtirday
he
ll,onor
l
tn
ot'T
cu,b
ln
nd
T.
Twwtkytan
and
C.
MacQueen.
tf
he
la
able
to
remain
thxt
long
he
,
.
.
.
,
.
.
!
T.ay
pretMh
on
Sunday
Prlcre
Rupert
High
School.
Grade
XI.
;
-
Uy
Clark.
Lucy
M.
Gain.
Oeorgt!M.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
3.ry
E.
Wtnalow.
Ten
candidate
a
granted
partial
atandlng
completed
....
)!)(-
arade
-M.
swana
ojainon,
Mry
m.
Martin.
Prliuw
RiiRrt'
Htffh
RHhraTl
third
year
commercial.
Muriel
E.
Brewerton.
-
One
oandhhte
gniitted
partial
aundlng.
'
lw
"'
T.ilrd
I
tar
teebrdcal,
,
il
KSNKI
KNTItK
Private
atudy.
Completed
Grade
XI
Orace
McKenna.
.a
holiday
.
rrzrV
V
A
eonuntttee
oonalatlnt
of
Aid.
Mc-
'
Clymcnt.
Aid.
McRae
and
Aid
McMcex
Miss
H.
L.
Bentlr
of
Edmonton
and
I
Mrs
.Prinze
are
leaving
(or
Seattle
for
n.Miiiir.K
itMiit.
,
The
eonaitton
of
W.
Oeraobelta.
who
Smttheri
High
Bshool.
Grade
XI.
;
,dmltt(.d
to
hoaoiul
aufferlng
from
KitMeen
11.
Durham
"S."
Annie
Oren'par,,y
J$
lmpr&vlng.
o
.
nancy,
a.
rrtece
-
a.
Alice
m.
Sheptierd.
One
candidate
granted
Jar-
ttal
standing.
Completed
Grade
XI
Oswald
H.
HoeMns.
vnm
ci:ntkk
Private
study.
Completed
Grade
XI
Wilfred
J.
C.
Talt.
1
Miss,
carta
Stephen
he
returned
from
Sltsgway.
'
'
E.
P.
Duby
and
H.
B.
Rochester
bavc
received
their
new
automobiles.
HiKT
insi:ii
CKNTIIK
The
KeHy
Lumber
Co.
expect
to
have
Fort
Fraser
public
school
Grade
IX.
'
150
'
men
employed
at
their
Queen
Glenne
Vlnnedge:
Orade
XX.
John
D.;
Charlotte
Island
camps
shortly.
Moore.
Fort
Fraser
North
Orade
X.
Katie
E.
BeUham,
puwic
inooi
THirn
m
uiicdamta
Wellington
"3.M
I'ltiNct:
it:oi:(it:
ckntiu:
i
t
David
IrtLIYEU
IV
HUODrtUU
IN
HfcW
YORK
CITY
Prince
George
High
School.
Grade
IX.
Dorothy
S.
Harely
"S,"
Bell.
Sorter.
LONDON.
July
26
--Mrs.
B.
O.
Dahl-Wlnnlfred
C.
Tyner.
berg
cX
Chicago
learned
recently
that
Bend
public
school
Orade
IX.
Lillian
she
could
'
not
get
a
telephone
call
Bogta,
RUISi
S.
Hooker.
through
to
few
huoband
In
New
York
Dame
Creek
public
school.
Orade
X.
from
a
Parts
;hotl
room,
so
abe
cabled
Rcberta
Bogla.
.
s
London
hotel
one
afternoon
to
get
Loos
public
school.
Orade
XII.
can
through
to
New
York
ror
her
at
Martin
Brate.
Grade
X.
Bert
R.
Leboe.
0:30
o'clock
that
night.
Then
she
Otto
E.
El
bo.
Private
study.
Orade
XII.
bearded
an
;
erpplasa
bound
for
Lon-One
candidate
granted
partial
standing,
don.
Upqri
r4thing
London
she
spoke
Bouehle
Lake
School.
Orade
IX.
to
her
husband
In
New
York
for
six
One
candidate
granted
partial
atandlng.
minutes
ana
J
then
took
the
next
pa-
tenter
aeroplane
back
to
Paris.
COMPLIMENT
PAID
TO
1
-
-,
LOCAL
STOREKEEPER
B0ST0N
nftPT
HAS
LARGE
knnr
CATCH
OF
FISH
Among
the
many
tourists
visiting
the
city
these
last
few
days
was
a
cer-
.
DAOTYMJ
Ifn
mm
tiltn
OaS
TV
m.
Mww4
-
tain
manufacturer
from
Chicago.
While
'J
Murtterlng
along
Third
Avenue,
his
eye
""
ul
Prt
w"
1nded
at
Bostoa
dur,n
1926-Louvre
ssed
Idly
over
the
window,
of
The
,li
"nd
annuel
"Prt
of
tlle
Boston
and
distinctly
brightened
as
he
illmpted
the
Interior
of
the
store
from
-
the
street.
After
an
Inspection
of
the
1u"oa
w"
"lnaea
""c
ojr
569
v8seIs
arriT,ng
durlns
tne
year-tcred
rt,ow
v.-lndows.
he
and
hU
party
en-
r
rerdl
that
rf
1925'
the
store
and
he
continued
hi.
JJ?
was
XMW.89
pounds.
inspection,
both
of
the
fittings
and
of
the
goods
displayed.
A
manufacturer
himself,
his
verdict
was
that
he
considered
tt
to
be
the
nicest
store
he
had
teen
since
he
had
crossed
the
Canadian
border
and
that
whoever
had
fitted
It
up
had
showed
good
taste.
This
compliment
from
an
absolute
stranger
to
The
Louvre
was
appreciated.!
Th-i
same
good
taste
shown
in
Uie
store
onnai
mood
is
too
pick
to
be
fittings
is
also
applied
to
purchases
for
through
the
mosquitoes
small
the
Louvre
where
ladles
may
depend
P'-erclng
tube.
They
must
first
Inject
upon
seeing
hats,
dresses
and.
gowns
a
thinning
fluid.
In
that
way
disease
the.
most
chic
and
up-to-date
In
style.
6"n
are
set
afloat
in
the
bloodstream
Ladles
of
the
city
are
Invited
to
In-
-oactcru
or
burning
lever
ana
enp-
spec't
the
stock
And
to
Judge
for
them-;
Plln8
dUease.
There
Is
also
the
danger
selves.
Advt.
01
"trap.tpcocac
infection
joiooa
poison-
jlng)
from
scratching
the
bite.
Mos-
Man
in
the
Moon
TO
be
perfectly
satisfied
Then
begins
deterioration.
Is
fatal.
IF
we
don't
get
a
better
mall
service
pretty
soon,
Jake
suggests
putting
on
anexcart
as
soon
as
the
road
is
through
to
Terrace.
That
would
bring
In
letters
quicker
than
they
arrrlve
today.
of
a
rallblrd's
club
with
a
worthy
thief
epltter
as
presiding
officer.
OH
T
foncr
n
Auk
a
r11
ttlrrt
Just
sitting
in
thesauri."
And
'spinning
yarns'
to
all
my
friends
Soon
as
my
work
is
done.
I
long
to
wajch
the
people
pass
And
aplt
and
make
remarks
About
the
girls
who
amble
by
And
boys
off
on
their
larks.
Mrs.
Putter:
golf
fan.
Mrs.
McNabb:
'Is
your
'
husband
a
1
Is
he?
Why,
he
;
thinks
the
missing
link
Is
a
lost
golfi
course."
FLY-TOX
KILLS
MoniiltMs
Thin
Your
Wood
Iquttoes
must
be
killed.
Health
author-'Itles
advocate
Fly-Tox.
Simple
tnstru-itlons
on
each
bottle
(blue
label)
for
killing
ALL
household
Insects.
Insist
on
Ply-Tox.
Fly-Tox
is
easy
to
use.
Safe,
stainless,
easy.
sure.
Advt.
ONE
LICENSE
ONLY
FOR
TWO
BUSINESSES
ASKED
OF
COUNCIL
At
the
city
couneir
meeting
last
THE
other'
day
I
was
asked
,
why
jjwna
evening
a
letter
was
read
from
O.
?.
a
:
flapper
like
a
plumber
and.
the
only,
Brine
asking
that
It
should
be
Hufncient
answer
I
could
think
of
was
that
costly
for
one
business
license
to
be
taken
out
fixtures
accounted
for
much
of
her,
to
enable
him
to
carry
on
his
auc-prosperity.
itioneerlng
as
well
as
selling
by
private
,
jeale.
At
present
he
takes
out
a
busl-
THE
rail
birds
on
Second
Avenue
iness
license
anri
an
auctioneer's
license.
I
have
been
enjoying
the
fine
weather
Mr.
Brine
wan
present
to
speak
in
sup-
or
late.
There
is
talk
of
the
formation
port
of
his
letter.
The-matter
was
re-
Try
This
:
Mix
a
Little
B0VRIL
with
Cream
Cheese
Makcg
a
Very
Tasty
Sandwich
Paste
,
31
I
'
'1
ut.v
A
few
Mends
drop
in
on
Pa
Buzz
"XTOSQUITOKS
what
chance
for
comfort!
Kill
them
st
once,
with
Flit-Flit
spray
clears
the
houe
in
a
few
minutes
of
disease
-bearing
flies,
mosquitoes,
bed
bugs,
roaches,
ants
and
fleas
It
searches
out
the
cracks
where
insects
hide
and
breed,
destroying
their
eggs.
Flit
kills
moths
and
their
larvae
referred
to
the
finance
committee
to
enable
them
to
consult
with
the
city
solicitor.
DANCE
FOR
COLOMBO
City
Sets
Aklile
II.
VI
Toward
Itrfraylng
Cuvt
of
Kvent
In
connection
with
the
visit
of
the
British
naval
cruiser
Colombo
on
August
24,
a
recommendation
was
read
CTom
the
finance
committee
at
the
city
council
meeting
last
evening
recommending
that
a
public
dance
be
given
sa
that
occasion
and
that
the
city
set
..side
the
sum
of
1150
for
the
dance.
This
uk
agreed
to.
-
SYNOPSIS
OF
LANO
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE-EMPTIONS
Vacant.
unreserved,
surveyed
'rown
lands
may
be
pre-amptad
by
firltish
subjects
over
It
years
of
age,
ind
'by
aliens
on
declaring
Intention
10
become
British
subjects,
conditional
upon
residence,
occupation,
jid
Improvement
for,
agricultural
uurposes.
Full
Information
concerning
rru-.ations
regarding-
pre-emptions
la
slven
in
Bulletin
No.
1,
Land
Series,
"How
to
I'rs-tmpt
Land,"
copies
of
t
Milch
can
be
obtained
free
of
charts
ty
addressing
the
Department
of
tunils,
Victoria,
B.C..
or
to
any
Gov-ernment
Agent.
a
Ilecords
Mvtll
ba
granted
covering
only
land
suitable
for
agricultural
iiuruoses,
and
which
la
not
tlmbsr-land.
I.e.,
carrying
over
8,000
board
feet
oer
acre
west
of
the
Coast
Range
and
5.000
fsst
per
acre
coat
of
that
Itanss.
Applications
for
pre-emptions
ara
to
be
addressed
to
the
Land
Commissioner
of
the
Land
Recording
Division.
In
which
the
land
applied
for
Is
situated,
and
are
made
on
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
ba
obtained
from
the
Land
Commissioner.
Pre-emptions
must
be
occupied
for
five
years
and
Improvements
mads
to
value
of
110
per
acre.
Including
clearing
and
cultivating
at
least
five
acres,
before
a
Crown
Orant
can
be
received.
For
mora
Retailed
Information
sse
the
Bulletin
"How
to
Pre-empt
Land."
PURCHASE
Applications
are
received
for
purchase
of
vacant
and
unreserved
Crown
lands,
not
being
tlmberland.
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
first-class
(arable)
land
la
IS
per
acre,
and
second-elaaa
(erasing)
land
12.50
per
acre.
Further
Information
regarding
purchase
or
lease
of
Crown
lands
Is
given
In
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Series,
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sites
oa
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acres,
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Including
payment
of
stumpage.
K0ME8ITE
LEASES
TJnsurveyed
areas,
not
exceeding
II
acres,
may
be
leased
as
bomesltaa,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling
being
ereoted
In
the
first
year,
title
being
obtainable
after
residence
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
haa
been
surveyed,
LEASES
ror
graalng
and
Industrial
pwr-posas
areas
not
exceeding
140
aarea
may
be
leased
by
ome
pexaoa
or
a
company,
GRAZING
Under
the
Oraslng
Aot
thm
Fror-laea
la
divided
Into-grazing
district
and
the
range
administered
under
a
Oraxlng
Commissioner.
Annua)
grazing
permits
are
issued
baaed
oa
nnmbera
ranged,
priority
t-etng
give
to
established
owners.
Btoek-o-emera
soar
form
aa
relation
for
rang
management,
rree,
or
partly
tree,
permit
are
anilabl
tor
sKtlsra,
aqapara
and
travellers,
my
to
last
DESTROYS
Flies
Mosquitoes
Moths
Ants
Bed
Bugs
Roaches
X
which
cat
holes.
It
will
save
your
clothing,
furs
and
rugs.
Clean
and
easy
to
use.
Will
not
stain.
Flit
is
the
result
of
exhaustive
laboratory
research.
It
has
replaced
old
ineffective
methods.
Fatal
to
insects
but
harmless
to
mankind.
Recommended
by
Health
Officials.
Buy
Flit
and
Flit
sprayer
today.
For
sale
every
where.
'UI
9
Cm..
UmiuJ.
TmaM
a
FliSJP
"T
?rv
ism
unmHtUMitmmJ-
Y
CAMP-FIRE
PERMITS
This
year
it
it
necessary
to
have
a
permit
from
some
Fofeit
Officer
before
any
camp-fire
may
be
set
in
any
forest
or
woodland
Be
sure
to
get
a
permit
for
your
camp-fire
and
follow
the
instructions
printed
on
the
back
of
it
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Helgerson
Block
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SERVICE
Phone
686
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
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Appointment
Preserving
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Enamel.
Prices
rom
50c
to
I-00
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carefully
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