THE
DAILY
NEWS
day,
August
17,1928
WHEREVER
THERE
ARE
FLIES
USE,FLY-T07
Kill
tKfe
FEIESM
You
Cant
KeepYour
FoodUnder
Glass
health's
sake
the
food
ijiust
be
kept
.
FOR
fresh,
clean,
pure.
Flies
must
be
killed.
They
taint
everything
they
touch.
Disease
germs
drop
lrom
tno
maggoty
ooze
,
of
the
fly's
i
filthy
feet
l
hat
poisons
ioou.
TTsn
Flv-Tox.
It
is
stainless.
safe,
sure.
It
costs
little
half-pints
fifty
cents
andean
be
bought
at
your
retailers
A
trial
sprayer
is
lroo
witn
each
small
bottle.
FLY-TOX
Cfv
tcientiftc
insectiddi
Mellon
Intitule
of
Itduitrial
Rtieanh
by
Ket
Research
fellowship
UH
LI
ItM.
nv
b
Vk.
HUlS
FLIES.
MOSQ.UITOES
-
MOTHS.
ROACHES.
SILVERFISM
U
Specials!
Specials!
Vacuum
Bottles
:
50c
Hair
Clippers
7c
Modess
50c,
3
for
$1.10
Face
Powder
,
.
.
25c
A
fresh
shipment
PAGE
&
SHAW'S
CHOCOLATES
Just
in
yfic
Pioneer
Vrttunisls
THIDD
AVE
V
SIXTH
bT.
TLLtPMONLS
ft?
200
Better
o
Lady
Assistant
Dr.
M
Over
Ormes
Dentistry
PLATES
that
give
yon
a
natural
ap-IH-nruncc
and
lend
beauty
to
the
contour
of
the
face.
we
Phone
525
I
HUIi
VOTING
COUIDN
Good
for
50
Votes
In
the
Dally
Newn
"KvwylnMly
Win"
(irand
I'rSsr
'amimln
to
the
credit
of
I
hereby
cast
60
KKKi:
VdTES
Miss,
Mr.
or
Mra
Addrrsn
'"
Vi'
"I
OUT.
name
and
ddiM
This
,.uMn,
NEATLY
CIJIMM-D
'
the
.
an.lidate
filled
In.
and
n.:.il.-d
r
;'.,Iwrrd
to
the
mpaiirn
Department
of
the
rrin...
KuiktI
Daily
Nijwa,
count
as
GO
FUEli
VOTKS.
U
d.s
ni
nylninil
w
.
a.ididate,
una
you
are
cast
thi.NC
eoupona
for
your
favoiii.'
not
rrstrii
ted
In
any
aenac
In
voting
them.
Wt
"
n
and
send
them
In
they
all
count.
Do
not
roll
or
fold;
deliver
in
flat
liackaRf.
NOTE
-Thi
coupon
must
be
voted
on
or
boforo
8
pm.
Aujfu
t
22,
1!28.
CANADIAN!
PACincj
VMIHUTi
B.C.
Coast
Steamship
Services
SailinSs
from
Piince
Rupert
T
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k..w.v
AHfimt
X
S.
10.
48,
7,
1
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H
Vammivrr,
VHti.rlit
and
Kealtl
Agut
I,
I.
II,
IS.
M'
I'HINt
KK
UOVAI.
.....
Jor
lliitedale.
lAit
llelU
HHs.
o.in
rails.
tney
(ot
all
titramthlp
l.lnea.
.
lnl",Kn
W.
!.
(IHI
IIAKII.
iiemrni
SJ
r,.
,
.
corner
of
4th
kir,t
..t
,,
t.nn
rr
nrs
Hunell.
ll.C,
rhene
SI
Local
and
Persimai
I
a
Tail
Phone
4.
Jlg
I
Tax,
tt
Dentlat.
Dr.
J.
tt.
Oosae
Ph'ne68o
Chiropractor,
C.
O.
McKay.
Phone
13
saara
J
-
HI
I
22.
ton
mi
m
wJfi
kit::
tf
6:45.
Termlnsl.'i
tenor,
sing
TtiMtre
Friday.
AujU
Mrs,
B.
L.
Mcintosh
wu
a
puseenger
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
MM.
W.
J.
Fidlcr
and
fcubol
left
on
yesterday
mornings
train
for
Fort
Wil
liam.
Mm.
P.
Hackett
and
daughter
leave
for
Stewart
on
the
C
N.
R.
ateanio
Prince
Ocorge
this
afternoon.
Mm.
James
Farquhar
who
has
been
visiting
at
Terrace
returned
to
the
elty
m
yesterday
afternoon's
train.
Corpora
1
W.
Service
of
tin;
Provincial
Police
at
Brut
the
re
arrived
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
the
lntwlor
.
Un
Donald
McTood
s?.:l
to-morrow
m
the
Princt
George
on
a
trip
to
Van
couver
and
will
then
continue
catt
to
Rdmonton.
Mr.
and
Mn.
i.
C.
Qavl-an
and
fam
ily
are
booked
to
sail
for
Vancouver
or.
he
Pr'noe
Oeorn
which
leaves
for
the
south
to-mono
evening
at
0
p.
m.
Oeorae
Hill,
local
shocman.
has
rccei
ved
the
sad
news
of
the
death
of
his
brother
Joseph
a
wax
veteran,
who
pass
ed
away
recently
in
the
military
noepi-
al
In
Vancouver.
Miss
Rubv
Krlkevsky
left
for
a
two-
seeks'
holiday
at
Terrace
yesterday
morning
on
the
eastaound
passeuge;
rain,
and
her
mo
tlx
r
left
this
morn
r.g
to
spend
the
week-end
with
her.
Mia
C.
Rosa
Johnston
of
New
York
2nd
England
who
ha
been
visiting
Mr
ind
Mm
C.
B.
Cullln
of
Fourth
Ave:iu
rast
left
for
Vancouver
on
the
CN
R
tenmer
Prince
Charted
yesterday
after
noon
enroUte
to
Seattle.
W.
A.
Booth
director
of
Safely
Pi
Aid
for
the
Canadian
National
Rail
wava
accompanied
by
Mra.
Bcoth
ar
il
red
on
vasterday
sfternoou'i
train
from
the
Interior.
With
them
was
J
Cook.
Mnt
Aid
organizer
of
Winnipeg
While
hers
they
will
examine
candidates
for
eertlncatea
in
First
Aid
and
will
present
certificate
to
local
employs
of
the
railway
company
today.
aho
have
qualified
In
ttrst
aid
measures.
A
N
N
0
1
'
NC
L
M
E
NTS
Mjse
Basaar.
Noveinber
8.
9.
An.'Iican
Cathetir!
Daaar
Novero'
rr
M
Is
good
buying
this
week.
Strawherry
Jam,
King
Beach
or
Mukin'a
Best,
4
lb.
tins,
special
7
Plum.
Jam,
King
Beach
or
Nabob,
4
lb.
tins,
special
SOf
Our
special
on
small
sited
Oranges
was
so
well
patrouiied
last
week
that
we
are
continuing
it
this
week.
3
down
for
.
.
8.V
Sugar,
10
lbs
75f
Order
now
for
your
preserving
needs.
Nabob
Tea,
per
lb
70?
Nabob
Minced
Clams,
per
Un
l$r
Cowan's
Instant
Cocoa,
l-2s,
social
per
tin
HO
Royal
Anne
Cherries,
in
1
lb-
tins,
special,
3
tins
Oof
Clothespins,
spring,
in
packages
of
3
dozen,
per
pkg
30?
I.
A
G.
Naptha
Soap,
per
bar
V
Chlorinated
Lime,
2
pkgs
.
.
25
Lux,
6
pkgs
33?
-ST.
msi."
Totted
Moat
Pastes
and
Fish
Cri
mes
arc
unrivalled
for
their
delicate
flavor.
W-
have
thorn
in
all
vnri
etles..
Red
Arrow
Ginger
Snaps,
In
1
lb.
packages,
per
package
....
-ftY
Vn)lkyriari
Itye
Kriap,
special
2
lbs
:jr0
We!
expect
the
first
shipment
of
beryl
Gem
(B.C.)
Canteloupes
on
Wednesday,
to
sell
for
each
ie
'
wi
s
i
e
ava
tl
s
I
Cu
es,
2
for
.
.
.
....j'o'.j.t.V
(ii.
en
Beiiiiftjbv.
My
aga
C.rupeay.
ir-.
al
All
1'niitn
uirfl
Vcgetablelfffl
KouRDf).
Highest
quality
and
popular
prices.
Watts'
Grocery
Phone
95
Phone
58
Shop
here
and
save
money
STANDARD
OF
QUALITY
FOR
OVER
50
YEARS
UKVr.
'
Ml
'bbbbbbbbbb1sbbbbbbW
MAKE
BETTER
HOME
MADE
BREAD
Bruce
Mcllaoter
booked
to
sail
north
jn
the
Prince
George,
tor
Anyox.
J.
C.
Brady.
M.P..
left
on
the
Car-
dena
this
morning
for
Aiyansb.
Mr
and
Mm.
Joe
Bennc:t
arrived
on
he
Prince
George
this
forenoon.
Mr.
and
Mm.
Dolyan
left
for
Ketchl-
nu
on
the
Princess
Louise
this
morn
ing.
This
afternoon's
tnta
from
the
east
ciue
at
3:30
was
itfxwtcd
on
time
this
morning.
Miss
Lois
Mcliae
left
on
the
Prince
Charles
yesterday
afternoon
to
spend
a
loliday
In
the
south.
Toniaht
Is
the
night
of
the
social
in
iv
Catholic
Ball.
Cards
8:80
prompt.
Ktutman's
Orchestra
ioo.
Mm.
R.'L.
Mcintosh
who
arrived
from
Terrace
yesterday
afternoon
returned
there
on
to-day's
passenger
train.
Union
steamship
Gardens
was
In
port
this
moraine
Mm
Vancouver
at
,ix
and
left
tor
the
aorth
at
seven.
PassenseM
on
the
Prtneeoa
touiae
this
morning
for
Prince
Rapert
re
A
C-rifllths
and
Mrs.
S.
M.
Dalglelsh.
Walter
Hume,
accountant
of
the
dry-.1cck.
was
a
south
boHnd
passenger
on
the
Prince
Charles
yesterday
afternooa.
Mm.
Jack
Judae
and
family
who
have
been
visiting
in
California
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oporto
this
tore-
.joon.
W.
(Curly)
Donald,
of
the
Royal
N
al
Volunteer
Reserve,
sailed
on
the
Prince
Charles
yesterday
afternoon
for
Esquimau.
Concessions
on
Midway
at
Exhibition
Puilding.
All
those
wanting
apace
communicate
with
Fair
Board
Off
Ice
at
once
par'-lculaM.
I
C
PR.
steamer
Princess
Louise.
Cap-sin
A
Sister
was
in
port
this
morning
at
8
am.,
with
160
tourists
and
seventy
tons
of
freight.
Rev.
W
Robinson
of
Terrace
arrived
in
the
city
from
Terrace
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
and
will
return
to
the
interior
that
morning.
Rodger
Powell
and
natjd
Denny.
Indiana,
wera
remanded
tU
to-inorrow
-n
the
charge
of
intoxication.
In
the
elty
pottos
court
this
morning.
For
ha
Ting
liquor
in
aasaisslnn
Oor-:kn
Green.
Indian,
was
fined
M
or
thirty
days
by
Magistrate
MaClymont
in
the
city
police
court
this
owning.
Miss
Hilda
Watson
of
Peatlcton
was
a
passenger
on
the
Prince
George
to-day
and
will
visit
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jas.
Farquhar
for
the
next
couple
of
weeks,
j
In
the
city
police
court
this
morning
,
before
Magistrate
McClymont.
Roy
Herman
was
sentenced
to
thirty
days
without
the
option
of
s
fine
tor
Intexloa-
i
lion.
I
Now
then
folks!
What
about
that
double
load
of
box
cuttings?
The
kiddles
like
to
handle
it.
Can
you
beat
It
.
net
load?
Hyde
transfer1
Phono
&80.
tt
A
party
of
twelve
Bngllsh
tourHts
,
travelling
on
the
White
Star
Ure--Canadian
National
"Tour
..tie
Luxe,"
are
due
en
the
Prince
George
thU
afternoon
and
will
continue
f
east
on
the
'
train.
M.
L.
Crowley
of
the
United
States
(Vnlgrstkm
staff
at
Ketchikan,
who
wss
ki,
the
city
in
connection
with
the
area
of
Charles
Sinclair,
returned
to
Kttchikan
on
the
Prince
Louise
this
fu.-jriurg.
0rii
'
,iy-ar).i
win
be
shown
at
line
TjJ(yn'Tiiday.
Aiiisaj7.
!liiatfcHVW
evrnmg.
IWtkwBJe,
world
known
teiuir
.n
alng
old
omih-try
songs
to
tne
nim
Three
perform-
luicc
2:30,
0
:10
mid
tl
pjn.
193
I
The
executive
of
tlie
Prince
Rupert
Ithik
h
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada
n;ct
last
evening
wlien
routine
matters
were
discussed.
T
H
Johnmn.
presl-ii'-nt
w
in
the
i
ii.ur
and
there
were
il-D
present
R.
niumc
Mm.
Darton.
W.
lo.
V.tfi-.
.liinis
M.I--...I
S.
Miwtoa.
and
I
A
D
Patterson.
Dan
Jabour
returned
to
town
on
the
Prince
George
this
forenoon.
R
E.
Allen,
district
furestcr,
returntd
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning,
from
a
trip
south
on
depart
mental
duties.
Paul
Avlzoff
was
an
arrival
on
tr:-
Prince
George
this
afternoon
and
will
be
li
the
city
for
a
few
days,
on
business
connected
with
the
new
theatre
Un-
-
"
1
'
-l
town,
i
)
CXitl
slearrier
'Prince
Oeorge.
'Captain
H.
Redden
did
not
arrive
till
this
afternoon
ami
the
east
bound
passenger
train,
did
not
leave
tail
1
15
p
m.
.
ANYOX
MAN
WEDS
AN
ENGLISH
GIRL
Mien
touds
of
South
HlileUJs
-
lloomeo
Hrlde
of
Josejih
lnkland
Anderson
A
pretty
wedding
took
place
loi
cv-
cnlnir
at
six
o'clock
at
the
St.
An
drew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
Blahop-Elecs.
j
Rlx
officiating,
when
Miss
Marlaw
Lua'-U
j
if
South
Shields,
England.
Became
ine
ride
of
Joseph
Lackland
Anderson
01
nyox,
formerly
of
South
Shields,
Eng
land.
The
witnesses
were
Mrs.
Euaabcth
El
lison
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Edward
Kitchen
of
Anyox
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anderson
will
reside
ui
Anyox.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Only
SU
lloais
I1
Cateliea
Today
al
loeal
Exchange
A.MKKIt'AN
HOAT8
Vanse.
3100
lbs.
to
Dooth
Fisheries
at
11.30
and
Sc.
Hy
Oil,
7A00
lbs
to
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
at
11.60c
and
6c.
CANAIIION
IJOATS
Rose
Spit.
25.000
lbs
to
Atlin
Fish
Com-
'
un
at
lie
and
7c.
Oilo.
22.000
lbs.
to
Canadian
Flab
and
Cold
Storage
at
10.70
and
7c.
i
Dret
merle.
4,000
lbs.
to
Canadian
nsn
,
ind
Cold
Storage
at
10c
and
7c.
I
Margalice.
6.400,
lbs
to
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
at
10c
and
7c.
BISHOP
APPOINTED
IN
NEW
BRUNSWICK
BY
POPE
PIUS
XI
ROME.
Auk.
17
Pope
Plus
today
ap
pointed
Moat
Rev
Father
William
Duke.
at
present
parish
priest
at
Bt.
John.
New
Brunswick,
titular
Biahsp
of
rrt
and
coadjutor
to
Bishop
Timothy
Casey
at
Vancouver
with
right
of
sucnwsalrm.
HE
AT
IS
EXTREME
IN
MONTREAL
TODAY
MONTREAL.
Aug.
17
Two
deaths
and
a
large
number
of
prostrations
was
the
toil
exacted
by
heat
here
yesterday.
The
temperature
was
97.
the
hottest
August
dav
in
the
oast
twelve
years.
Many
people
are
alee
ping
out
of
doors.
sir
fii:oKnt:
die
LONDON.
Aug.
17
Sir
Qeorge
Tre-vetyan.
noted
British
histortsn
and
a
former
M.
P.
died
last
night
30
years
of
age.
LACKOHSK
TRIM
WON'
MANCHESTER.
Aug.
17
The
New
Westminster
lacrosse
team
defeated
the
forth
cf
England
slevwn
goals
to
seven
yesterday.
pit
h
i:
op
m
iikat
VA.NOOUVER,
Aug.
17
The
price
of
wtat
her
today
wu
quoted
at
11.-
19i4.
"Cabot
II."
"You
know,
I
think
that
since
Cabot
sailed
from
Bristol
to
discover
Canada,
somebody
from
Bristol
should
Included
among
the
60
ydting
"Ambassadors
of
Umpire
".
That
Is
how
this
lad.
Matthew
A.
Nicholson,
age
17,
ot
Drlstoi.
England,
eon
ot
a
former
nit
workman,
gained
hla
place,
aaioa
Uiv
yoiutg
.
travellers
whose
itinerary
liruiieut
them
to
Canada
this
siimmor
nbonnl
the
S.S.
Alaunlu
to
tour
the
Dominion
from
coast
to
coast
under
an
unequalled
Empire
ducattonnl
scheme,
planned
y
the
AlMi
l
Newt
papers
ot
Great
Britain,
:
lie
Cunard
Line
and
the
Cnnad.un
National
Hallways.
.Matthew
h-d
failed
by
a
close
mii-gin
In
lil.
examinations.
A
lie
nuulc
Ills
i-it
from
the
scene
of
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385
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and
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