5r
I
n
ud
up
to
the
m
1!
HIUUK
!
ibbbb
h
h
i
n
11
n
m
in
I
IK-
JsmiLi
A
j
9
1
s
what
it
should
be?
RY:
knep
the
quality
of
mr.in:sT
possuu.n
STANDARD
ial
will
convince
you
We
will
be
gleaned
v.'
you
daily.
lV
Ol'U
SPECIAL
IIOVIS
AM)
WHOLE
WHEAT
Electric
Bakery
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
H.C.
ttl.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
LADIES'
Bathing
Suits
in
JANTZEN
I'NIVEItSAL
and
PENMAN
makes
HATHIXfi
IJELTS
H.S.WallaceCo.Lld.
Phone
9
"rd
Avenue
und
Fulton
The
"NOBBY"
Hosiery
is
really
good
"Flu
"
Demers
For
your
Summer
Sport
Wear
COAL
Your
choice
LDSON
CASSIDY
WEL-
LINfJTON
TELKWA
Alxo
Hulklcy
liny
and
firain.
Agent
.f.,r
Hobln
Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
1
1
STAMPEDE
WILL
BE
HELD
HERE
'FAIR
HO.IKII
llliCIDKS
ox
this
pea-
hut:
i-oit
r:iiiiiiTioN
ockan
F.U.LS
POOTIIALL
me
rair
Board
has
decided
to
Stain
hsve
a
stampede
feature
In
connection
With
th
PrlnAA
T7imj
IT.
v.
i
y.i
t
i
-
1
VJi
llJ
1
1
this
year.
On
a
trip
to
the
Interior;
mis
ween,
M.
p.
McCaffery,
presi
dent
of
the
Northern
B.
C.
Agricultural
.
Industrial
Association,
opened
".he
necessary
negotiations
with
ti.u,
in.
a
.a
view.
J,
J.
McNeil
ol
Telkwa
has
undertaken
to
give
the
Gig.m
i
of
the
stampede
his
personal
a
;.;i
...
una
will
be
in
charo
of
the
at
the
Exhibition.
One
earlinn
..:
bucking
bronchos,
two
carLmrts
01
leers
and
ten
riders
will
be
broug:j
to
the
city
several
days
in
advance
cf
the
Fair
In
order
that
thvy
may
!
be
adequately
irsted
up
before
p:u
-'.UsipaluiK
In
the
rodeo.
A
ucttm
..no
ot
stack.
It
l
being
planned,
.shali
be
brought
this
year
than
last.
Kegctiatlciu.
are
also
under
way
with
Cican
tails
lor
the
p.i;;or
town
10
n
:
.Stbail
and
possibly
.
baseball
t.M.i.
i
ere
J
-ir
the
rjir
W-k
upon
All
.-Ktther.
It
Is
plunm
J
u,
have
tin-
:n.
vlaUnute
bill
cl
(ciiinus,
bom
..i
'
grounds
and
In
she
hall,
-tin
..
over
been
offered
during
any
ia.:
Week
of
the
past
The
matin
Ocean
Falls
football
has
been
tunici
aver
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Poo:.b.il.
1
At
;claUon.
At
the
weekly
meeting
of
the
Fair
Beard
last
night,
Mr.
MeCaffery's
negotiation
in
connection
with
the
stamped
were
ratified.
Details
will
be
worked
out
later.
The
board
awarded
to
the
Caaey
Cartage
Fuel
Co.
the
contract
for
the
surfacing
ot
the
carnival
grounds
to
the
rear
of
the
buUdlng.
The
ten-Jer
was
$100.
Other
tenders
were:
A.
Antcnelll.
1S6;
M.
Ounrlch.
300.
The
price
book
tor
the
exhibition
Is
.iow
In
tb?
hands
of
the
prliitexs
and
WATEIt
NOTICE
'IXAIIIMl
STKKAMS
.
.
a
TAKJS
NOTICE
that
a
D.
Judson.
Ltd..
ihie
address
is
Terrace,
B.C..
will
apply
fcr
a
license
to
use
the
waters
oi
kiuumgailum
River
near
Terrace
to.
'Clearing
Streams"
purpose,
namely,
clearing
and
improving
the
stream
f
jr
the
driving,
booming,
or
raiting
of
logs
The
point
on
the
stream
between
which
it
is
propoaeq
to
ciear
are
man
tne
p.ilnt
where
tbc
Kltsumxallum
Blvar
In-
Unwcu
the
Worth
Line
of
Lot
1440
to
ihe
B.uth
Line
of
Lot
Hit.
Bangc
s
Coast
District
.
The
estimated
mileage
twecn
the
said
Dolnta
is
4
mllea.
n
nori
;r
less.
iw
term
proposM
tor
tn
11--x-nee
is
31
years.
This
notice
was
posted
un
the
around
on
tbe
MU
day
of
June,
rB28
AH)ftnT
ndtfee
anfan
at-pllcatlon
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
Water
Act"
will
be
Med
In
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
The
petition
tor
approval
of
undertaking
and
an
appUoatvon
ror
hp-proval
of
the
ScbeduW
of
Tolls
wUl
be
heard
in
the
office
of
tne
Board
of
Investigation
at
a
date
to
be
flMd.
and
any
Interested
person
may
flic
an
objec
"on
thereto
In
the
off
lee
of
the
Comp-
-olier
or
of
the
Water
Recorder
of
the
District
Oblectlons
to
the
aoDllcatlon
may
be
filed
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
t
witn
ine
ccmptroucr
oi
waver
lfht.
Parliament
BulWInp.
Victoria,
ac
within
thirty
daya
after
the
first
ippea
ranee
of
thh
notice
In
a
Iocik
.ewspapr.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
of
thts
notice
Is
June
IB.
IBM
O.
JUTJSON.
LTD..
Applicant.
g,
D.
Judaon.
Agant.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
HAH-WAYS
(U'ftrrn
Iteghm)
ti:mi:i:h
roit
tu.uk
tii:
Senled
Tenders
addreated
to
the
un-''r.ilgnad
and
endoraed
"Tmader
Cor
iraek
Tves"
will
be
received
at
the
Office
ot
the
General
Tie
and
Timber
Axent.
Canadian
National
Eapreas.
Building.
Montreal,
until
twelve
oVcrock
neon
July
.
118.
for
Railway
Ties
to
be
manufactured
from
Dougl
nr.
Hmnloek.
Jackplne,
Tamarac
and
Cedar
limber
cut
between
September
1.
1038.
md
May
1.
IBM.
and
delivered
between
ixnuary
1.
1930.
and
September
1.
10J0,
FOR.
ran
Canadian
National
Railways,
in
accordance
with
aoaplflcatlona
SSW-I
J
revised
July
16.
lm
Tjnder
(..ran
may
be
obtained
at
the
Office
f
f
the
Tie
Agent
at
Winnipeg
Md
from
the
Purchasing
Aawnt.
Vejieouvor.
or
oeneral
Tie
and
Timber
Agent.
Mon.
trcal
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
iifleoa
made
out
on
form
supplied
by
the
Railway
Company.
The
lojsjau
.
or
jHy,
..rily
accept
o
p
MACMRKN.
Tie
and
Timber
Agent.
M
Montreal.
Que
Form
No.
la.
SteMon
99)
LAND
ACT.
NO
THU
OI"
INTENTION
TO
AI'PIA
TO
ri'ltf-IIAMi
UMI
In
Prince
Rupert
land
Recording
District
and
situate
about
S
miles
from
the
mouth
of
Khutse
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit
C"cnminclnrit
a
post
planted
one
f.ot
distant
from
tne
wiiww-
i"
tlw
West
side
ol
uoi
k.
-J'r.
thence
southerly
SW
chains.
ly
AO
chains;
.L
an
chains
thence
nor-
C"'.lJ
and
containing
100
ui7yi
j
or.,
more
y-;ARDOE
wILSON.
Annt
for
Detroit
Western
Mining
Coj
Paled
18th
April,
l
x
LAND
ACT
NOTICrc
OP
INTKNTION
TO
APPLY
TO
l.li.tM.
tr.,tRuu.r.p8S
Hay.
Morsby
Island.
Skldegate
iniet.
Q.Cry-SS-
Pclf'C
M.IUJ.
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
u
"SgSWst
a
post
ft
r,r
to
niTlnt
of
commencement.
..U7i
ni
nni-
acre
mure
oriw..
1111(1
-
PACIPIO
MILLS'
LIMITED,
I.
.
.
Bestrm
Mies
at
their
U1
be
out,
hrrt
tune.
Is
expected,
in
VANDEUUOOP
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Smith
motorei
up
last
week
from
Los
Angeles
aud
arc
the
guest
for
a
few
days
of
Mr.
Smith's
parent.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
B.
Smith.
The
nomination
of
Hon.
A.
M.
Man-on
as
Liberal
candidate
for
Omlneca
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
election
was
moved
by
Dr.
W.
Rosa
8tone
and
.l.i.uiu
by
Androw
R.
Brown.
Arthur
;hc:Jord.
Conservative
candidate
was
itcposcd
by
B.
A.
Smith
and
seconded'
y
Robert
Low.
Rev-.
David
Doiraldaon.
new
United
Thuroh
pastor
here,
la
eapected
to
each
Vandcrboof
In
about
a
week
lme.
t
To
facilitate
the
transmission
of
results,
on
cl-ctton
night,
a
telephone
has
beon
installed
In
the
office
of
tbV'
provincial
election
returning
officer
The
Little
Lumber
yard
reived
a
carload
oi
lumber
Terrace
mill
las
Rev
week
L.
J.
Halse
and
L
for
a
motor
trip
here
from
Rcid
left
last
to
Vancouver
Dr.
and
Mrv
W.
Ross
8
tone
and
autihter.
Margnrct,
havn
returned
from
s
motor
trip
to
Vancouver,
accompan
ied
by
Dr.
Stones
father.
L.
W
Stone
who
1
spending
a
few
days
here.
A
meeting
of
the
Women's
Auxlllarr
to
the
Canadian
legion
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
'ergus
Park.
Two
ladles
received
rather
serious
injuries
In
a
motor
accident
near
ridako
last
wesk.
One
was
taken
te
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital
for
treatment
and
the
other
to
Prince
oeorge.
OtlMiril
IIY
LATHfiv
VANCOUVER.
July
1
a.-
Crushed
by
a
IsrK'
lutne
wnicn
rcuea
iwee
uii
k
tr.icJt
on
which
he
was
riding.
Albert
Kerr
wjs
killed
Instantly
here
today
"GOVERNMENT
LKlUOH
ACT"
Norur:
op
ppi.ic.tion
rou
'on-
SKXT
TO
TRANSUrit
t)l'
IIKKK
i.icr.NCi:
NOTICE
IS
HBRBBT
01VKK
Chat,
on
the
llth
day
of
Jult
Belt,
the
under-
nece-4aheTied-
intend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
consent
to
transiei
of
Beer
License
Number
BIB,
and
Issued
In
respect
of
premises
being
part
of
a
building
known
its
the
Tourist
Hotel,
situate
at
Terrace,
B.C
.
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lots
1
and
3.
In
Block
11.
Map
73.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District.
In
the
Province
ot
British
9ol-nmbla.
from
Qeortfe
Tcssler
tn
Angel'
Kustncchlo
nnd
Urbn.no
Colbechtnl,
of
Terrace.
British
Columbia,
the
transfer
DATED
at
Terrace,
B.C.,
this
Bth
dav
or
June,
A
D
1028.
ANOELO
EnSTACCHIO,
URBANO
COI.nACHINI.
Applicants
and
Trapferes
THE
DAILY
NEWS
-
PAimSEYEJ
CONSERVATIVES
HOLD
MEETING
TEltltACK
PKOPI.K
IIBAR
OPPOSITION'
KIDK
OP
AlWIMKNTUTtOM
SEVKK.1L
SPaiSKKf
'
TERRACE.
"July
13.
The
first
meeting
i
a
the
present
election
campaign
In
the
Ci.nrvatlve
lateretts
(
bald
here
;i
Tuesday
evening
In
O.W.V.A.
Hall
mid
whs
uttonded
by
approximately
two
::u:'J-ed
ottlvens.
including'
many
ladles
a
listened
attentively
to
addresses
:
,m
F
M.
D:jckrlll.
candidate;
J.
O
Bv.,dy.
Corosei-vatlve
member
of
the
dpti!
hous.
h
8.
McOill.
Smlther.
;
j:d
Capt.
J.
B.
Colthurst
of
Terrace,
i
NV'lHfjn
presided.
.'..
plain
Colthurst
was
the
first
-.,
i-iiker
and
deilt
chiefly
with
the
uai.
spcnslve
attitude
of
the
govern-in
regard
to
giving
any
slst-.
i.i
the
opening
up
of
the
Lakelet
kn
.prings
to
which
they
haj
been
aik-::
for
a
road
for
the
past
seven
.ars.
He
referred
In
a
humorouvmafl-in'r
to
the
patronage
system
and
when
lorrv-d
by
an
lnslstant
Liberal
voice
:in
the
audience,
to
name
any
lri
c
patronage
shown
locally,
gave
and
data
which
silenced
the
In
ripter.
.
s
MrCill,
campaign
manager
for
Mr
ijckriu.
was
the
next
speaker.
lis
if
nned
th-
audience
that
In
the
1934
mpaln
he
had
supported
Dr.
Wrlncb
:.i
opposition
to
Mr.
Dxkrlll
but
bad
s.nce
realized
that
there
was
no
hope
:
prosperity
for
B.C
under
the
present
..time,
the
membeni
oi
wnicn
were
in:,
busy
with
petty
party
politics
ncked
in
ability
sad
leadership
In
the
.iiings
that
mattered.
He
had
attended
:-.e
Kamloops
cenvention
end
was
,.:e.ed
with
Its
results
and
felt
confl
.
.iit
the
Conservative
party
had
the
nieieU
of
the
country
more
at
heart.
He
assured
his
audience
that
Mr.
C
.ckrlll's
chances
throughout
the
in-.erlor
and
elsewhere
In
the
constituency
asre
most
favtrable
despite
Liberal
re
ports
ta
the
contrary.
He
referred
to
Liberal
propaganda
In
vcrywhere
publishing
the
utmost
confl
fence
In
Liberals,
every
win
re
being
sure
f
election
and
said
the
same
thing
.:ad
besn
done
In
this
riding
in
the
last
.cis:Al
ilactlon
and
he
predicted
the
cai
results
as
In
that
campaign.
He
spoke
of
Mr.
Dackril.
as
a
man
n
every
way
suited)
tax.
the
work
ol
preventing
the
district
In
parliament
jd
of
being
capable
o
handling
any
.:.e
of
several
cabinet
posts.
He
wan
:
suitable
age.
was
thoroughly
conversant
with
mining,
taming
and
dairying
and
would
make
a
splendid
mtn
jter
qf
mlnay
of
toasts
or
ot
egrtoul-tutw.
Incidentally
he
bM
that
Mr.
O
ekrlll
had
sbjetted
ahe
first
car
of
wheat
from
the
Buikley
vaUey.
had
taken
the
lead
In
the.
shipping
cf
milk
and
.ream
to
Prince
Rupert
and
had
been
x
leader
In-,
all
public
enterprises
hrougbout
the
district.
J.
C.
Brady
spoke
next
and
launched
nlo
a
osmpartaon
of
the
qualifications
f
the
two
party
leaders.
He
described
.Jr.
Tolmie
a
a
man
who
had
in
his
ersonallt
a
great
sense
of
justice,
of
ollUcal
integrity
and
a
great
gift
of
ntlclpauon.
The
Conservative
candidate.
P.
U.
(
Dockrill,
spoke
last
and
vva
given
quite
in
oeatioB
on
Haingi
.
He
expressed
lympathy
with
the
.
recent
accident
of
Dr.
Wrtnch.
who,
be
said,
was
a
per-,onal
trtend
sad
a
4oi
in
whom
he
jad
trust
sad
confidence.
He
said
be
had
hoped
to
attack
the
Situation
from
.he
present
and
future
but
the
oppoei-on
were
making
unfavorable
compart
inns
and
be
held
that
the
1916-17
.ericd
shovM
not
be
compared
with
'resent
conditions.
He
spoke
of
the
enormous
debts
contracted,
wtAeh
eatailed
Increases
tn
taxation
which,
were
becoming
imboar-bla.
The
Liberals
claimed
we
were
nare
'
prosperous
hut
whtre
was
it
shewn
Oertelnly
not
in
our
pockets.
Je
ctalBmt
the
only
remedy
was
to
top
spent)
tag.
not
in
necessary
pubUe
Arks.
but
in
the
enoiwuius
extra
va-tanoea
and
unbuslness-Mke
projects
which
have
been
carried
out.
He
claim-d
thai
both
parties
were
In
fault
in
iaklng
over
t
P
OE.
wMb
has
since
been
Vised
at
halt
in
each
eeettoii.
The
Liberal
method
ot
handling
W
had
been
moat
iHrbuslnass-ltke.
Dr.
Tohnle
pledged
that
It
It
were
not
said
It
would
be
divorced
from
political
party
and
patronage
and
put
under,
good
management
for
completion.
Public
works
should
continue
but
better
value
should
:e
received
for
the
money
anent.
With
the
assistance
of
the
federal
govern
ment.
work
on
the
trunk
roads
should
-ontlriue
but
not
at
the
expense
of
Rlvlns
the
settler
a
roiid
out.
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more
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This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Jonrd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Culumhia
jonslstant
road
poUey
which
would
not
.use)
work
yust
at
election
urn
would
'jt
followed.
The
electors
bad
been
-ured
tn
1924
that
the
hlgby
between
ilazelton
and
Terrace
would
be
rushed
to
completion
but
very
little
had
been
tone
untu
the
election
started
again.
He
referred
to
the
mis-statement
ot
.lr.
Mac
Lean
in
Smltbers
when
be
said
hat
the
Conservative
government
had
:
,t
placed
a
single
piece
of
social
legls-atlon
on
the
statute
books
and
named
numerous
important
onea
which
bad
been
enacted
during
the
190J-1916
period.
He
scored
the
patronage
system
and
the
mining
policy
which
he
declared
jieatly
hindered
the
getting
tn
of
out-Mde
capital.
He
attacked
the
federal
policy
in
connection
with
the
dumping
clause
which
he
said
Liberal
members
of
B.C.
had
tailed
to
Oppose
and
which
was
now
creating
such
havoc
In
marketing
conditions.
In
dosing.
Mr.
DockrUT
said
it
was
a
hectic
campaign
and
many
extravagant
statement
were
being
made,
and
asked
the
electors
to
oast
their
vote
a
their
:cnc
trace
decided
after
hearing
both
-idea.
SMITHEKS
Dr.
O.
H.
Ilankttteon
has
moved
hit
Hire
from
the
Chester
building
to
.he
house
opposite
the
government
iuUdlng.
VJMr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Re
Id
have
returned
to
Shjlthers
after
spending
a
two
weeks'
vaMtadn
h
veooouvrr
ana
Victoria.
W.
J.
Dawson,
local
liquor
vendor,
Is
on
his
annual
holiday
and
la
devoting
much
of
his
time
to
r
ogling
Miss
Theodore
Rabbe
has
returned
to
Smlthers
filter
spending
a
holiday
visiting
with
relative
in
Prince
Miss
Jean
Burns
of
New
Haaeyton
spent
a
few
days
here
last
week
visiting
with
Miss
Vivian
Oraham.
Checks
have
been
received
In
8m
I
covertnc
the
first
dividend
of
iwo-aad-e-half
percent
to
Duthle
mine
shareholders.
Hugh
A.
Harris
of
New
Haselton
has
been
spending
sevexal
days
In
the
Smlthers
district
on
mining
business
Mrs,
W.
J.
OWeiW,
ana
'citfrdyen
ave
taken
up
residence,
at
.their
rummer
home
it
Ut
kaihtyn.'
m'J
-
"
Miss
Florence
Thompson
of
Pnnce
Rupert
is
visiting
here
li
Mm
Flora
Kldd.
SKIDKGATE
Launch
Walronrto
of
the
public
works
department
brought
In
J.
Lambert.
Dominion
Government
engineer,
on
a
visit
Of
inspection
f
Inland
wharves
Trolling
continues
poor
at
Hippo
Island
and
mound
Ijuinnra
Old
tlmtrt
of
thit
dUtrlct
r
glad
Icanadian
DEMAND
"'
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Brand"
Kippers
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DAINTIEST
BltEAKFAST
FOOD.'
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Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Colo
Storage
C1-,
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B.C.
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CURE
DKITCTIVH
VISION.
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IIIMH
INOCATAHHH
ami
other
organic
troubles
by
natural
methods.
Dr.
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0.
McKAY,
KC.
I'hnnc
131.
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ItlucL
Open
Evenings
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
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Prince
Rupert
To
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all
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nr
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huyer
to
come
to
the
Islands
this
year.
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Storage
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Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
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Piano
and
Kurnitum
Moving.
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