t
..
dV.
AufUft
28
lyS
h
to
bring
me
Dr.
Chase's
H
Sj
.Nerve
Food.
I
am
feeling
BE
so
much
better
I
don't
want
Sj
c3j
Roofing
and
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Hoofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shinglea
Roll
Hoofing
Ilullding
Papers
and
Felta
Everlet
Elastic
Paint
Plastic
riaKticum
Shingle
Stains
Creosote
Oils
Marine
Seam
Pitch.
Distributor
Albert
&
McCaf
fery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
City
Meat
Market
Selvig
Ilres.
Third
Ave.
Phone
7G5
KJOT
I'lSK
UtONSAKR
Mle
sorter
norek
ost
nr-ke
fikekonerr
Norske
snkkerkavringer
Norske
hvetenkonrokker
Norske
rugfckonrnkker
Norske
knekkehrod
Norske
flatbrod
Mutter
o&.v.
1st
ky.
varer.
Hilllge
priser.
Ilurtig
onibrin2e4e
MINING
Stocks
N
i
inn
and
afternoon
clos-i
prices
on
Vancouver
nk
Exchange
on
our
-
list
board
daily.
UY
can
give
InaUnt
ier-1
in
buying
and
Belling
tiinK
Stocks
on
Vancouver
"
k
Exchange.
UV
also
have
facilities
for
irpiing
Wheat
ordera
on
nitiiprg
Stock
Exchange,
presenting
Miller,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.D.
Johnston
Coltd.
017
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Hupcrt,
Il.C
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
laiTNTiW-UMrkM
lm
CATARRH
n(
the
BLADDER
Each
(
nmule.
fijinvl
TERRACE
READY
FOR
FALL
FAIR
COMMITTKCH
AI'I'OINTKK
A
N
II
41
IXiKS
AKIMMlKIt
IN
(',KC-TION
WITH
IlIO
EVENT
TERRACE,
Aug.
28.
Terraoe
Fall
Pan
ft-urd
mat
on
Friday
evening
in
He
Municipal
Hall
with
H.
A.
Swain
i'
chair
and
the
majority
of
the
niHiuberk
present.
Mr
Swain
reported
that
owing
to
he
poor
cr'.ps
in
the
Interior,
D.
p.
Mimn.
of
the
Land
Settlement
Board
huii
hud
to
give
up
the
Idea
of
lending
a
(Uiulay
of
Northern
B.C.
produoe
to
the
provincial
lair
at
New
Westminster
bin
requeirted
that
Terrace
sestet
in
making
a
display
of
Skeena
and
Bulk-ivy
Valley
produce
at
prince
Rupert.
It
..us
agreed
to
do
all
poMlble
to
assist
Mr
Munro
In
gathering
together
a
dismay
oi
local
produoe
following
the
local
fair.
i'lie
secretary
reported
that
the
following
judge
would
be
here
to
officiate
at
the
Terrace
Fair:
Fruit
and
vegetables
E.
C.
Hunt.
Nelaon.
Field
crops
.
8.
PWHljui,
Smithew.
Live
stock
Dr.
W.
W.
Alton,
Vancouver.
Poultry
He.
0.
MetHarmid.
Mlaalon
City.
Domestic
and
tatter
work
Mm.
pttta
Nelson.
The
original
aoamttteea
appointed
early
m
the
year
were
asked
to
overate
the
sections
ovar
which
may
had
charge
at
the
revising
oi
the
liaU.
Final
plana
for
the
laying
out
of
tb
hall
rocaru
and
the
allotment
of
apace
to
the
different
dlaptaya
waa
left
until
the
day
before
the
fair
when
a
meeting
of
the
auaututa
waa
arranged
for
9
ajn.
The
finance
committee
oompowd
of
Messrs.
Oordon
Bwahv,
Kannay
and
Hal-
itwaU
wave
authorized
to
canvas
the
diatrtet
for
donation
to
the
fair.
Arrangements
for
the
sale
of
tickets,
music
and
other
(totalis
in
connection
with
the
dance
ware
decided.
The
Women's
lasutute
have
charge
of
the
afternoon
tea
room
and
the
refreshments
tor
the
dance
The
nwnaary
waa
luesiuul
il
t
write
taking
the
local
mlHa
to
close
for
'-hair
half
holiday
an
Friday
laatead
at
Saturday.
The
final
Judging
of
the
children's
gardens
win
take
place
catty
in
the
before
the
fair
te
allow
of
the
children
gathering
their
produoe
to
dis
play
at
the
tan-.
NEW
HAZEl.TON
Thomas
Lewta,
who
has
been
en
gineer
la
ehargai
of
development
work
being
oasHad
on
ky
Ua
Fedend
Mut
ing
Smelting
Oe.
on
the
Mohawk
property,
paid
a
brief
visit
to
New
Naasltoo
last
week.
He
was
Iters
In
connection
with
the
oloalag
down
3t
operations
on
the
property
which
the
company
has
decided
to
abandon.
Haasiton
an
pwsse
Uii
at
the
clsesngi
of
Hagwilaai
bridge
by
the
pnwrlnclal
BoveTnasent.
The
deSbur
wlvtoh
fs
thus
mad
necessary
grsetty
W.
J.
Isrt
worthy
Hkmtf
to
town
't
the
nrtt
of
last
week
saUowlag
a
tofta.
Mrs
E.
R
left
for
la
Oaaand
tamtty
hate
where
they
wul
Mr.
and
Mas.
WUUasa
Oew.
who
Mt
last
week
far
Vaaawuvwr.
will
piuuead
to
the
Pease
Miver
Matrtct
asera
the?
wilt
Muata
for
acatte
months
and
pas-
Inly
take
up
future
realdsum.
Fete
Spoobar.
wbo
Is
work
bag
on
the
main
highway
east
of
here,
spent
a
few
days
In
town
last
week.
Dr.
Leonard
Wrtnoa
returned
boas
at
tat
first
of
bast
week
after
at
tending
the
convention
of
the
B
C
Hospitals
AinoBtatloB
la
Vancouver.
Bob
Hasan
baa
atlsehmd
the
farm
on
the
bank
of
the
Skeena
River
above
Haaalton.
This
Is
one
of
the
oldest
farms
la-
the
district.
Cant.
Yarlett
of
the
Salvation
Army
at
CHen
Vowsli
la
bad
from
a
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
where
be
attended
an
Army
rally.
There
has
been
nitte
an
epidemic
of
measles
among
the
school
ohlldreo
here
recently.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Th
strike
ot
masters
and
matsa
on
coast
steamers
has
now
been
settled
and
the
wgiuar
service
are
being
od.
The
steamere
Prinee
nuper.
Prince
Albert
and
Venture
are
on
the
way
north
from
Vancouver
today.
-rih.
Prinre
Runert
branch
of
the
Red
Cross
Is
making
a
general
appeal
fnr
fMut.tuffi
and
money
ror
uee
in
work
in
conueetson
with
the
War.
Th.
miiu
are
now
In
opmtton
at
ni...
flutalna
airplane
spruce.
about
five
hundred
men
being
smploy-
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
Prince
George
Board
of
Trade
held
a
dinner
Friday
night
In
the
Prince
6torge
Hotel
In
honor
of
Hon.
F.
P.
Burden,
newly
appointed
mlnts-tre
of
lands
In
the
provincial
gover-ment.
There
was
a
large
attendance
end
Mr.
Burden
was
given
an
enthusiastic
reception.
The
new
minister
will
be
leaving
shortly
tor
Victoria
to
take
up
residence.
Weather
Was
eocder
here
dttrlnc
the
past
week,
the
highest
thermometer
reading
having
been
76
above
zero
ar
Tuesday.
Robert
Balrd,
Grand
Master
of
the
Masonic
Lodge
of
British
Columbia
paid
an
official
visit
to
Nechako
Lodge
hers
an
Tuesday
evening
of
this
week
Miss
Poiefhy
Quest
of
this
city
won
the
challenae
oup
and
medal
tor
heme
economics
at
the
Vancouver
Exhibition
'n
compttllcn
with
girls
from
OB
parts
of
the
province.
Miss
Doratfey
Guest
sod
Mlat
Isabel
Tyner.
wbo
participated
In
the
competition,
re-
returned
home
from
Vancouver
on
Tuesday
evening
of
last
week.
Prince
George
district
logging
camp
and
sawmills
are
reaping
benefit
as
s
result
of
the
big
wheat
crop
on
the
prairies.
Plants
are
all
working
to
capacity
now
and
an
active
demand
has
boosted
the
price
of
lumber
S3
per
thousand.
Hlg
Low
Man
in
the
Moon
It
costs
a
tot
to
learn
French
and
Latin
but
the
biggest
bill
with
a
gend
many
students
is
for
Scotch.
I'm
glad
I
dont
Uve
in
the
States
to
read
of
Bathing
but
A!
Smith
and
He
over
for
the
next
two
months.
It's
wome
tbaa
a
ptwftaolal
rarrrpslgri
bees
Bank
Urteiiat
at
tba
kind
that
oohm
when
a
pretty
new
stenographer
Joins
the
try
It's
multimillionaires
You
may
aittte.
Ksjht
High
law
a
and
the
sat
but
It's
dtmeult
to
save
the
ap-
If
you
wish
to
meet
the
best
people
of
the
oommunlty
just
pet
a
Job
as
Mil
coBieeoi
and
you'll
saw
tbsm
at
Weedy
all
houees
1th
nasi
hi
junk
and
Junk
is
said
to
be
alive
cluttered
FH1NCE
KUI'EKT
TIDES
TI
KNIUV,
At'OI'MT
M
Ball-Bearing
Motors
Save
$705.84
When
a
large
lumber
yard
five
years
ago
installed
Bait
Bearing
Motors
to
replace
Sleeve
Bearing
Motors,
thy
immediately
eliminatertall
the
troubles
common
to
sleeve
bearings;
cH
soal:rd
windings,
short
circuits
csused
by
misalignment
of
the
rotor,
bearing
failures
and
all
the
other
troubles
that
tie
up
machines
and
increase
overhead
expense.
The
ball
hearing
motors,
in
addition
to
keening
machines
in
operation,
savsd
the
sum
of
$705.84
annually.
On
twenty
motors,
with
a
total
of
600
h.p,,
they
ssved
annually
$300
for
repnirs,
$295.94
In
power
cost,
$95.SO
oiling
rout,
and
$14.40
for
oil.
Tliis
it
more
than
one
dollar
per
year
per
h.p,
Oa
CANADIAN
Fairbanks
-Morse
COMPANVvClmWstt
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
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i
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Stevens,
John
R.
Wiehs.
Hoy
....
vasrsasi,
Mm.
T.
UHMt
Ongar.
Mlas
Mna
I1UM
BarstU.
Mlas
array
,
.
ajettjn
DISTRICT
NO.
2
District
No.
t
ttwlndea
only
those
participants
restrnng
sjotsMe
the
eity
Uaa-IU
of
the
oity
of
Maae
Ksmart.
One
of
the
prias
sbm
and
as
many
eaah
swards
as
there
at
active
partictpaats
will
be
awarded
to
candidates
living
In
una
(Ustrtot.
The
naaaas
of
those
n
tared
la
Diet
riot
No.
S.
up
to
the
present
time,
togai
bar
with
all
votes
oast
for
publication
up
until
yesterday
noon,
are
as
tallows:
Aiidervan.
Mlas
X..
Burns
Lake
t
MM
Strata.
Arthur
X.,
"rVte."
Bmithers
UBT.1M
OssapbsU.
Miss
cnerrte.
Stewart
a4MJ
Cteaaae.
O.
Port
Oecaanu
..
ajM.rrs
Dover.
Mrs.
Oeorg.
Tarvaee
.
.
UBB.4M
ByoUssn.
B.
B..
OalaMl
...i..
UmjM
Hlldltch
J.
B..
Haasltosx
BSri.100
Hough
tal
tag.
Miss
Juaasta,
Prmae
Oeoree
5,080
Lrverett.
Wllllnm,
Bums
Lako.
8.0M
Wilson,
Hiss
Nancy,
Anyaa
....
4W
JS0
Anyone
who
candidate
la
Period:
By
Mali
By
SS.00
.
88.00
um
tsje
ag.00
..
1MB
1
1
ArlY
1
year
1
aaj
l
year
t
SjOO
I
8.00
t
g0
H0O
M
aiftso
81880
S80.0P
818.00
818.00
IF
NOT
ENTER
TODAY
MMkm
HOW
SUBSCRIPTIONS
COUNT
IN
POINTS
Up
to
and
including
Friday,
August
81,
the
following
nuaiber
of
points
vdfl
be
igid
on
sirbacrtptions
:
1
year
.
2
years
8
years
4
years
6
years
6
years
.
8
points
16
points
24
paints
82
points
40
points
48
poiate
From
Saturday,
Sept
1,
up
to
and
including
Friday,
Sept
7,
the
follow-Jng
number
of
points
will
be
kwued
on
subscriptions:
1
year
2
year
8
years
4
years
5
years
6
years
6
points
.
12
points
18
points
.24
point
.
80
points
86
peteta
The
above
schedule
shows
"HOW
SUB
SCRIPTIONS
COUNT
IN
POINTS"
in
the
'new
campaign
for
the
W0
COMPETITION
which
ha
beer
announced.
Yoe
wffl
notice
that
subscriptions
turned
in
by
Friday
night
August
81,
count
more
potato
than
they
will
if
not
turned
in
until
the
following
week.
New,
arrearage,
renewal
or
second
payment
subscriptions
each
count
the
same
number
of
points
in
the
1200
COMPETITION.
EACH
candidate
in
the
$4,000
Prize
Campaign
now
has
the
opportunity
of
entering
the
$200
COMPETITION,
and
any
sabaeriptions
they
secure
and
turn
in
now
will
count
votes
hi
the
84,000
prise
campaign
and
points
in
the
8200
Cotapetttinu.
Is
Your
Name
In
?
Phone
534
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS
Campaign
Department
Open
Daily
9
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
Phone
534
Nomination
Rlank
in
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
"Everybody
Wins
Campaign.
I
hereby
enter
asd
cast
5,060
votes
for
Miss,
Mr.
or
Mrs.
as
a
candidate
in
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
"Everybody
Wim"
Prise
Dissvttwtioa.
Address
Phone
Note
Only
one
nomination
blank
will
be
credited
to
each
candidate
HOW
SECOND
PAYMENTS
COUNT
Making
And
who
now
pays
susaartptloa
their
entire
8
8.W.
.810.00
8
8
s-.ee.
.etstse
s
sit.oo.
no
oe
4
816.00.
.
89B.W
8
818.00.
.gSo.00
8
payment
ANY
candidate:
aatouat
to:
By
Mail
By
Carrier
By
Matt.
By
carrier
The
Oanrtlaete
reeetv-lag
the
Neaoad
Pay-meat"
will
receive:
years
18,000
years
tS.MW
years
188.000
years
888400
84tO00
Bt
addition
to
the
above
votes.
lOOjktto
and
they
wul
not
participate
la
the
"dub"
,000
188.060
898.000
vafrea
888.800
4eHs0&
may
be
composed
of
small
or
large
amounts
totalling
815.00.
The
"fteronil
Payments"
Arrangement
will
nt
he
In
effert
during
the
lust
week
if
the
campaign.
FourNHW
SIX-TEAR
tions,
including,
"crobs.
000
votes.
Inst-
turn.
UTV
A
new
sawmill
at
Buokiey
way
will
soon
be
ready
opera".
sLmBBBll
n.
.......
.
.
.,
,
...
m'"T
TT
miT
'
In
which
to
Secure
Big
Votes
a
fid
Points
on
Second
Period
Schedule
How
Subscriptions
Count
Voles
20
l-jrar
aubacriptions,
count
100,000
If
from
new
aubacribera,
add
400,000
Taia
conatitatex
6
"clubs,"
or
000,000
Total
1,160,000
OS-Four
6-yaar
aubscriptions,
count
1,200,000
If
from
nanr
ubacribers,
add
480,000
This
conatrtitteH
8
"cluba,"
r
800,000
Total
2,480,000
DISTRICT
no.
l
District
No.
1
Includes
only
those
panictpanta
raMding
within
the
city
limits
wt
Ptlaee
Bupert.
One
of
the
prtas
oars
and
as
many
cash
awards
as
there
era
a
sttfe
participants
will
be
awarded
to
ealididates
living
In
tats
district.
The
Banks
of
those
uutssnsl
en
DIs-trtet-
e.
1
agi
io
the
presasa
ttaae.
to-gstUss
weak
ail
votes
cast
fat
publication
ua
anta
yastsrday
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Alias
K.
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Mrs.
Hugh
M.
I.imt
$200
in
Cash
DIVIDED
INTO
TWO
PRIZES
One
Prize
for
District
No.
1.
of
$100.00
in
Cash.
One
Prize
for
District
No.
2.
of
$100.00
in
Cash.
With
the
all-important
second
period
ending
forever
promptly
at
o'clock
next
Friday
night,
it
Is
only
natural
to
epeet
every
candidate,
who
expects
'
to
win
either
one
of
the
big
prises
ortgMsany
announced,
or
one
or
the
two
$100
cash
prises
in
the
new
$200
eosagietttlon,
to
do
their
very
best
during
the
abort
tune
that
remains.
"To
make
It
easier
on
the
campaign
department
to
handle
the
volume
of
subscriptions
which
are
expected
to
come
faom
the
"live"
candidates
before
tuts
permd
ends,
every
candidate
la
usgad
to
make
frequent
reports
to
campaign
headquarters.
By
doing
this
we
wiH
be
able
to
give
you
more
time
than
we
wUl
if
all
the
candidates
wait
until
the
closing
hours
of
this
period
to
make
their
reports
Out-of-town
candidates
are
urged
to
mall
their
subscriptions
on
each
msdl
coming
to
Prince
Bupert
and
not
hold
them
until
the
end
of
the
week.
Bd
addition
to
lessening
your
work
and
ours,
frequent
reports
to
campaign
headquarters
will
often
be
the
means
of
your
securing
some
information
which
will
easts
you
to
make
your
campaign
mere
highly
successful.
No
candidate
will
be
permitted
to
enter
The
Dally
News
office
after
B
o'clock
Friday
night.
August
SI
for
the
purpose
of
turning
in
subscript
tone
to
apply
on
She
big
votes
and
points
of
the
second
period.
All
candidates
m
the
ufffcve
by
that
time,
however.
wUl
be
watted
on
sad
their
subscriptions
wUl
count
on
the
present
big
vote
and
point
schedules.
ART
subscriptions
mailed
in
ANT
poetofftee
ANTWHXBE
wbtcb
are
postmarked
not
later
than
13
pjn.
(midnight)
Friday,
August
81.
WUl
also
count
on
the
big
votes
In
fleet
untM
Friday
ntgbt
only,
even
tasmgb
they
do
not
reach
this
office
until
Saturday
or
evn
later
Those
candidates
who
Uve
In
towns
whore
the
mall
Is
not
postmarked
frequently
will
be
given
second
period
points
aad
vote
on
all
subscrlp-ttana
ntswmarbsil
for
the
first
mall
after
mtdirtsK
next
Friday.
August
81.
Campaign
headquarters
located
on
the
seaond
floor
of
The
Hews
Building.
84
Third
Avenue,
are
open
each
day
from
8
ajn.
until
s
pm.
(next
Friday
alght
until
e
pjn.l
Come
In
today
or
this
evening
and
receive
full
particulars.
TOO
CAST
WIN
BBS.
For
too
benefit
of
the
city
candidates
we
have
compiled
a
list
showing
the
name
and
expelatian
data
of
every
subscriber.
These
Usta
should
prove
a
real
benefit
to
ambitious
candidate,
and
may
bo
bad
by
calling
at
campaign
headquarters.
MI'S?
K6W
ACTIVE
Hand
Mates
are
again
warned
number
r?
of
the
Bulea
and
that
ttoas
governing
the
campaign,
provides
taat
la
order
to
participate
In
the
prises
If
subscription
waa
NEW
whan
Payment"
wa
the
Candidate
Westfv-lag
the
"Second
Pay
ment"
wul
commissions
a
candidate
must
a
weakly
cash
report.
The
turn
ing
la
of
coupona
does
not
constitute
the
We
have
already
bean
than
fair
la
th
enforcing
of
this
rule,
but
any
candidate
wbo
does
not
make
their
weekly
cash
report
In
the
Suture
will
be
dropped
from
the
I
an
dtbey
will
not
participate
In
the
of
the
prises
or
the
corn-
One
cash
report
a
week
Is
ttttht
enough
for
any
one.
who
Is
active,
to
necure.
As
long
as
your
nsans
appears
In
the
list
of
caaoadataa
yon
ase
attaints
to
share
In
the
award.
But
aay
candidate
who
doss
not
make
tbeSr
weakly
i
spurt
by
Friday
night
WUl
be
dropped.
A
week
ts
as
van
days
tram
the
tune
of
your
last
cash
report.
TeUS
hi
final
aad
fair
warning.
the
of
following
points
at
8
points
votes
18
palnta
votes
88
points
votes
S3
potass
o
paints
of
818.00
turned
in.
a
"club"
HOW
TO
GET
A
MILLION
VOTES
BY
FRIDAY
BVENlNGiy
subscriptions,,
iailuding
"clubs.
count
2,48000
vote
NNfS8eliBBR
sulflsjatfj
I
count
unt
3,109,000
votes.
Eight
NEW
SIX-YEAR
subecriptiona,
ineloding
"clubs,"
coi
count
4,930,-
One
hundred
and
fifty
dollars
(ten
clubs
of
100,000
votes
each)
made
up
of
any
sise
subscriptions,
means
1,-000,000
votes
besides
the
regular
number
of
votes
credited
to
each
subscription.
A
million
votes
can
easily
be
secured
by
any
candidate
after
the
SECOND
PAYMENTS
that
is
extensions
of
subscriptions
received
earlier
in
the
campaign.
Thousands
of
extra
additional
votes
can
be
secured
in
thin
way
and
many
new
"clubs"
made
up.
This
arrangement
of
"Second
raymenU"
will
not
be
in
effect
during
the
last
period
of
the
campaign.