Id
.,
day,
August
22,
1928
L
service
.
Fairbanks-Morse
Type
"Y"
Oil
Engines
These
engines
we
designed
to
give
rdiable
power
from
low
priced
fuel
c,
Simplicity
in
design
and
con-cru
"tion
contribute
to
high
over-all
efficiency
Operating
costs
are
kept
1
tiv
the
efficient
consumption
of
a
uide
range
of
lo
grade
fUel
tills.
Require
Jittle
attention
Have
low
n.aintenance
cost
mad
In
many
itle$
from
30
to
HO
II.
t
una
from
tint
to
tit
ry
Under
t
fFre
bookie;
from
oar
nearest
branch
The
Canadian
FAIRBANKS
MORSE
Company
United
Si.
John,
Ouctwc
Montreal,
Ottawa,
Toronto,
Windior.Winaifarg.
Retina,
Calgary.
Edmonton,
Vancouver,
Victoria
I
If
BOmUHCK
THE
SMARTNESS
i
landed
you
will
find
when
using
a
HUTTEKICK
PATTERN
"TheMby"
Roofing
and
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Hoofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles
Itoll
Roofing
Hullding
Papers
and
Felts
Kverjet
Elastic
Taint
IMastic
Elastigum
Shingle
Stains
Creosote
Oils
Marine
Seam
Htch.
l"i
ributora
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
"Demers"
The
Latest
Thing
is
a
BUTTERFLY
SKIRT
SizeH
14
to
20.
Thone
27
J',0.
327
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
"FIVE
PUBLIC
SCHOOL
BOYS
COMING
HERE
FRIDAY
STOP
ltEPIttSS"f
ATIVf.H
OF
ESLSf
CJHKAT
lIOtCATIOXAL
INSTITUTION'S
FOIt
IMlYK
VISIT
..,1111.1'
JASPER,
Aug
23
to
get
a
gllmps
at
;
flm
hand
ol
the
size
and
possibility
of
this
particular
port'on
"Of
the
n
Wrld.
thirty-four
young
men,
repre-i
cant
lug
thev
htrcng
holda
of
tradition,
the
public
school
Of
England,
arrltid
Jaaper
this,
morning.
They
are
travelling
across
Canada
under
the
auspices
j:if
the
School
Empire
Tour
Committee
oampowd
ol
the
governors
and
head-'
mter
of
the
public
school
of
Brltalu
ana
sponsored
by
Col.
Emery.
Secy,
of
State
for
the
Dominions.
In
the
group
are
boys
from
Eton,
Harrow,
Stow.
Winchester,
Rugby,
Marlborough
Clir-.an.
Eastbourne,
City
of
Oxford,
Kidder
-
minister
and
Tunbrldge.
They
are
sccom-
rnM
by
the
Be,
E.
H.
Rowley,
E.
C.
master
of
Marrow,
In
charge
of
the
lour,
Lieut
O.
A.
H.
Wynne.
Rifle
Brigade
and
Henry
Studhottne,
who
acta
fa
the
capacity
of
advance
agent.
The
party
landed
at
Quebec
from
tTK
White
Star
line
"Caigarle."
were
shown
the
historic
fortress
of
the
city,
and
left
Immediately
for
Ottawa
where
they
were
received
at
Government
Bouse
and
visited,
the
government
experimental
farm.
The
neat
stop
was
at
Tlmmlns,
Ontario
wliere
th
mining'
activities
took
their
rniumtlad
and
gripped
the
unaglnaUor
cf
tilt
travellers.
The
pulp
and
paper
mill
at
Iroquois
Fails
were
visited
and
then
they
puiuMded
to
Saakatorn.
vising
farms
in
the
neighborhood
In
Edmonton,
Canadian
methods
of
dairying
and
a
visit
to
wheat
elevators
toot
ug
the
morning.
Tea
at
Government
House
In
the
afternoon
and
a
dance
in
the
even'
M
cam
peeled
a
delightful
day.
during
-oich
the
young
Xng'lanxnen
wwre
entertained
by
private
otttaens
and
hue
sat
an
opportunity
ol
seeing
homo
Ufe
in
tills
new
country
from
the
inside.
They
will
be
in
amp
at
the
YJrf
C.A.
camp
on
Lake
Sdtth
in
Jasper
National
Park
for
four
days,
the
longest
stop
across
the
continent
during
which
Usb
they
are
"to
do
exactly
as
they
please."
according
to
Mr.
Rowley,
who
stated
that
the
boys
are
here
for
no
ther
reason
than
to
see
and
hear
all
hey
can
about
this
particular
part
of
he
empire
In
the
short
time
at
their
disposal.
Today
we
all
go
to
see
Mount
Edith
Csvell
Apart
from
that
we
are
free
to
fish,
ride
hike,
dance,
do
as
we
win
until
we
leave
tor
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday
morning
AWFULBUZZER
AT
HOSPITAL
V.MtINO
MEIUCAL
ai'lXIAI.IST
COM
ytnsus
w
(ikk
of
institi
tions
IHT
l
SKtLRE
ON
M
IHAXCE
Oillkisun
of
the
"awful
iraarer"
at
the
hospital
was
the
sub)ect
of
s
letter
mostly
very
commends
tor
y
in
its
nstur-
written
ks
Use
Prlnoe
Rupert
OencrJ
Hospital
by
a
patient.
Dr.
J.
N.
Ounn,
MJRjCjb..
nftotwl,
a
medical
sptctsllat
3t
Calgary,
wtftoh
was
read
at
the
hos
pital
board
meeting
last
night
and
caused
eonalasrahsa
merriment.
The
letter
ronerws:
"I
spent
three
days
and
three
nights
In
your
ftasftWsl
The
doctors
I
met
arc
ab
ve
the
average
In
ability.
You
are
fortunate
in
hssliaf
such
men
on
your
taff
"The
nurs'ng
cannot
be
Unproved
on
rom
the
matron
down
all
are
very
oon-
derate.
well
trained
and
efficient.
I
sve
received
kHidhssa
on
every
aide.
"The
criminal
who
la
responsible
for
be
awful
buaasr
and
rU
asbattaa
In
the
Mall
shewn
Be
crucified
Sleep
on
tbt
toor
is
simply
Impossible."
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
thank
Or
Ounn
for
his
commendatory
remarks
and
the
marter
of
the
banter
was
liscuraed
with
a
view
to
amelioration
of
he
condition.
CANOE
UPSETS
ROYSARELOST
TWO
I
MTEll
STATES
TOt
K1STS
AUU
TllorilllTOJI.sE
lll'KN
IHIOWV-t;il
I
IXTEKIOK
MKES
mrilM
LAKE.
Aug
Si-
Reports
re-
oeived
bete
point
to
the
death
of
Oral
C.
OoMenbUTgti
and
John
H
H
easel.
n
n
S
towist
from
the
DlBtl
If
New
Jercey
whose
canoe
was
found
upside-down
at
the
head
of
Whlleaall
U
by
H
D
MacNell
and
J.
R.
nxaii-
r
after
they
had
been
mismng
irom
.
r-rtr
u
ten
day.
A
alight
pos-
iMWUsy
mmafos
that-
th
bWf
have
heen
aoie
vo
mm
,.m.
m.
narriea
and
xearch
'party
Of
Constable
O.
A.
uner
the
'direction
Johnson
left
Burns
lake
ror
vne
scene
of
the
diameter
The
party
left
here
four
in
numner.
Ith
David
E
narrower
of
Knowlton.
i
it
two
,
n
,h.m
on
July
canoea
snd
a
Isre
quantity
of
provis
ions.
The
other
three
memoers
w
"
w
"
,he
above-mentioned
est.
the
etHwnrk.v-l
m
Ootsa
Lake
at
Wtttuaht.
btst
iii..iii.
'"'
"
rough
tor
thett
i,m'""a
."
Icircle
OtUdea
aii
v
McKlnley
to
within
-
"m"-head
of
Whiteeall
T,,.
r,.
.),,,
lHrl
H'lyl'K
tl,rlr
suppues
te
UM
hd
ol
UM
W
SO
EASY
NOW
TO
BANISH
PERSPIRATION
ODOUR
One
never
knows
when
one
may
offend.
Perspiration
odour
Is
so
elusive,
so
subtle.
To
perspire
is
natural,
even
healthful
.
.
.
one
to
two
pints
daily
say
the
doctors.
But
perspiration
need
no
longer
be
offensive.
Simply
change
to
Lifebuoy
Soap
for
face,
hands
and
bath.
Lifebuoy
it
all
that
a
superior
toilet
soap
should
be
and
more.
It
neutralizes
perspiration.
Costs
no
more.
Lbs
53
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
Purifies
and
Protects
ihey
intended
to
camp
and
the
two
raaces
becjune
separated.
A
violent
squall
came
up
and
the
canoe
in
which
Sidney
A.
Hessel
and
D.
E.
Harrower
were
in
took
refuge
on
an
ksland
where
the
uncertain
weather
kept
then
mar-
yi
D.
MacNell
and
J.
R.
Stranyer
who
were
starting
on
the
circle
trip
deter-naned
to
look
up
the
party
snd
went
-caeidersbl)
aut
of
their
way
to
see
now
they
fared
and
brought
relief
to
the
mau
coned
man.
A
search
was
then
made
for
the
other
members
of
the
party
and
the
other
empty
caaoe
was
found
floating
around
in
a
bay
hottuaa
side
up.
A
search
was
made
for
the
boys
tut
no
Uace
of
them
opuld
then
be
Sound.
Sixteen
hours
of
fast
work
brought
the
rescuers
snd
rescued
back
to
crrillaatkm
snd
the
report
was
made
tn
the
local
constable
who
Is
organizing
the
search
party.
NEW
LAUNDRY
IS
DISCUSSED
HOSPITAL
IIOUI
lE-H-bN
TO
SEMI
AWAY
FOR
I'll
ICES
OX
WOKK
"
llfcTOKE
TAKING
ACTION
At
the
nteettag
of
the
hoses
tal
eoard
last
ttsjbt,
president
Thoaafwon
ta
the
chair,
it
was
decided
ib
Witt
away
to
utsde
mints
to
and
out
the
coat
ar
laundry
work
before
dtrktbsg
WhsXhsr
cr
not
so
pat
in
ttMtr
own
lsniurt
here.
Last
saonth
the
asuadrr
bcTi.
ti
u
stitsd.
was
over
tow
hutwred
flot-
isrs
Prior
to
this
the
secretsry
had
hetn
instructed
to
write
away
to
AM
out
the
cost
of
litataJlaa
a
ksundrf.
Aindaw
thc
replies
wan
one
from
DoMae.
whseh
was
sunilar
in
requirtmenu
to
Mao
Rupert
It
cost
to.e0
fa
uasjlpuxut
and
1800
for
a
whining
sad
the
cost
ol
operation
was
aaso
a
tnwth.
'At
Kaialoaas.
a
hospital
double
the
tine
of
the
one
in
Prince
Rupert,
had
a
ksvadry
costing
I1OJ0O0
for
pfant
and
building
and
the
coat
of
operation
was
S76
a
month.
Pajrores
were
also
obtain-
d
froaa
s
good
many
other
points
K
"r
.t
'
.
Man
in
the
Moon
I
Olrb
should
haatute
to
get
merrl
untwas
they
are
reasonably
satisfied
tor.
they
ars
able
to
support
their
bus-
The
other
day
I
met
a
stofek
vesadar
who
told
Ins
prospective
oil
rat
sbdut
a
Mlitng
stack
that
was
going
down.
I
was
just
oreaoung.
I
met
taaa
with
a
derby
hat
AM
pfws
few
panw
so
big
Then
I
met
another
with
drooping
saouetaahe
And
other
outitdadatn
rtg
And
I
prad
higU
heawn
jb
Sa
end
rram
-busalngj
critical
prig.
Talking
about
mining
stock.
X
bougfrt
oorae
once
and
I
atttl
have
It.
When
I
decide
to
paper
my
study
with
expired
certificates
I
nhaU
twe
them
along
wHh
the
oils
and
local
eompafilet.
I
bought
a
unit
mining
ttotk
And
rich
I
thought
myself,
But
fate
refused
to
book
the
Up
By
granting
lots
of
pelf.
My
mine
a
little
prospect
was;
It
had
no
ore
worth
while:
So
I
aluiil
try
setme
other
meant
To
make
my
final
pile.
Bubsuibt
for
the
Dally
News.
a
p
i
i
ii
asm
m
ssia
i
Candidates
and
subscribers
attention
is
called
to
Rule
Numbar
Eight
of
campaign,
the
important
part
of
which
is
printed
below:
8
Votes
are
not
transferable.
Candidates
can
not
withdraw
in
favor
of
another
candidate.
Should
a
candidate
withdraw
from
the
race,
his
or
her
votes
will
be
can-celledi
Neither
will
it
JJe
permissible
for
candidates
to
give
or
transfer
sdosfcrifltions
to
another
candidate.
Voteg
on
such
trans-fered
subscptibrtB
will
be
subject
to
disqualification
PHONE
531
PH
ii
i
IP1
PiUiWNi
mmvm
m
mm
m
in
Jjj
las
When
You
Have
Run
The
First
Lap
It
Is
Not
a
Victory-Only
a
Step
Forward
So
evenly
have
honors
been
divided
up
to
the
present
in
The
News'
Great
Automobile
and
Subicnption
Campaign
that
it
depends
almost
entirely
upon
the
individual
efforts
of
each
candidate
during
the
remaining
few
wees
as
to
who
will
finish
with
"Flying
Colore"
and
be
acclaimed
the
winner
of
first
honors
and
the
two
Big
Motor
Cars.
If
you
halt
now
for
a
mdment;
if
you
weaken
for
a
single
day;
or
if
you
overlook
one
opportuwitvfto
better
your
chances
io
win,
you
are
taking
the
desperate
hazard
of
losing
the
big
prizes
which
are
now
Mthin
your
grasp
and
which
really
belong
to
you
if
yoil
but
hustle.
DISTINCT
NO.
1
District
no.
1
includes
only
those
participants
residing
within
the
city
limits
of
Prince
Rupert.
One
of
the
prase
Otft
and
aa
many
cash
awards
as
there
are
active
participants
will
be
awarded
to
candidates
Uvtnd
in
this
als-tiiot.
The
names
of
those
entered
in
Dss-trtet
No.
1
up
to
the
present
time,
together
with
all
votes
oast
for
publication
up
unit!
isslarday
noon,
are
at
1
follow:
Bailey.
Maw
Jean
M
2469.400
Puasey.
Jrs.
Win
238.
178
OoUart.
Ms
CI
23M.06C
Ooillsoo,
'tin
J
M.
.........
2
J75JJ6
Dominate.
A
2305.290
Field.
Mrs.
J
S46.40t
Prlavwa.
Mies
Laura
2JM7.42S
Ollhar.
AQss
Edna
L.
S47t.S7S
Krlstiaishy.
Miss
Victoria.
62425
Maodrsnald.
Mrs.
A.
l43J0O
McCrea.
Mlaa.
AUea
K
2JW.one
MctCuuay.
Mrs.
Robert
L
SS.Tt)
Morgan.
Miss
Connie
2.366.92S
Postolu.
8pero
104.IIM
Prltchsrd.
Mrs.
J.
H
S07M0
Rood.
John
lMLtOT
Sraltb.
Mrs.
Hugh
M
2.004.T2S
Btcveiis.
John
R
782,408
Wicks.
Roy
S3S0
Wcrmig,
Mrs.
P
2JM1.460
Ungcr,
Miss
Edns
ttltStO
Esrelll.
Miss
Ermy
2JM.TM
IJISTIUCT
NO.
2
District
No.
2
anatades
only
those
par-tlcipants
iwaMlng
outside
the
city
Unite
of
the
City
of
Prlnoe
Rupert.
One
of
the
prkse
ears
and
as
many
csvth
awards
as
there
art
active
participants
win
be
swarded
to
cac.lUUtes
living
in
thta
dlstrlet.
The
niaawd
of
thass
hbtered
in
rMtftet
No.
2.
up
to
the,
present
tune,
toaitliir
with
all
vafes
cast
for
pubOcstlon
vp
until
yeotbrday
noon,
tsa
as
follows:
Anderson
Miss
E.
B&ras
Lake
.
s00
Bu-nie.
Arthur
EL.
"Pete,"
Smltbers
2.1TS.4JS
CampbMl
MMs
rnarrtc.
Stewart
2,lg7
JftO
Ctcrsne.
O.
Port
Clements
..
2.1
7
.285
Duver.
Mrs.
Oeorge.
TorfMt
.
.
2.MI.1TS
Byclfxon.
a
B.
Oslsnrl
IJJOS.172
HourbteJmg.
Mies
Juantta,
Prince
Oeorge
&,800
taeey.
Mrs.
MbH
VsAderhoof
.
.
41.400
Leveret.
WUllam,
Sums
Lake.
MKW
Mcintosh,
Mats
Margaret.
MaaaeW
BdXX)
Wilson.
MMt
Nancy,
Aayox
....
BJJW
THE
RACE
IS
CLOSE
If
there
ever
was
a
time
candidates
should
make
every
mirlute
count,
it
is
now.
The
race
is
close.
There
is
but
little
difference
between
the
leaders
and
anyone
in
the
race
can
be
a
leader
within
a
very
fw
days
if
he
or
she
will
just
make
the
necessary
effort
The
difference
is
nothing,
really.
-It
is
"do
or
die'
in
the
next
few
days.
THE
SECOND
PERIOD
This
"Second
Period"
gives
time
enough
for
anyone
to
make
victory
a
certainty.
Get
started
at
once
today
keep
oing
and
finish
the
biggest,
yet
shortest
campaign
ever
inaugurated
in
Northern
British
Columbia
with
a
finish
that
will
do
you
justice
and
make
you
prosperous
and
happy.
ANY
CANDIDATE
CAN
WIN
Any
candidate
can
win
one
of
the
mammoth
prizes
as
close
as
the
race
now
stands.
Each
individual's
success
or
failure
gold
and
glory,
congratulations
and
commendations
of
a'l
Prince
Rupert
and
surrounding
territory,
and
two
of
the
most
serviceable
motor
cars
made
everything
depends
upon
what
each
candidate
is
able
to
accomplis
in
these
next
few
days
of
the
all
important
second
period.
$4,000
in
FREE
PRIZES
TWO
DISTRICTS
TWO
SETS
OP
PRIZES
THE
COMPLETE
PRIZE
LIST
Pontiac
Six
Sedan,
Value
$1,200.00
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
value
$860.00
One
Cash
Prize
of
$500.00,
value
$500.00
Two
Cash
Prizes
of
$100.00
each,
value
$200.00
In
Addition
to
tl)e
above
prizes
a
special
fWd
of
$1,500
has
been
appropriated
to
bo
distributed
to
all
active
non-prize
winners
on
the
basis
of
ten
por"
cent
of
all
money
they
turn
in-for
subscriptions,
value
$1,500.00
Total
Gift
List;
Valuo
cvWif
I
i
lift
For
Full
information,
call
on,
Telephone
or
write
CAMPAIGN
MANAGER
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Campaign
office
open
evenings
until
8
o'clock
K2G0.00
PHONE
5.11