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The
balls
box
will
be
ope
to
P-ss-
j
tm
ilmstbs
this
last
week
will
be
to
the
besot
has.
and
wtt
be
ab
strusely
scevst.
No
one
hat
the
candl-
themsetves
wtt
be
aMe
to
even
how
they
stead
tjstfl
the
box
ti
spent
d
far
the
final
count
in
the
si
me
of
the
JsMfes.
That
assures
atisiwtu
tatrhess
to
every
einetstte.
as
h
bahsge
tbe
rarapslga
to
an
end
under
the
gwattsl
secrecy.
WIN
OR
LOE
THIS
WEEK
Theee
ia
every
tease,
to
betteve
that
It
will
take
fisitiat
sad
consistent
effort
en
the
part
of
say
candidate
this
period
to
wsm.
Any
tsaWflite
who
beUevee
he
or
she
baa
snvthing
"cinched"
U
most
lltely
to
awake
at
the
end
of
tbe
earn
pssga
with
a
hump
and
wonder
hew
ft
an
haprran
CKerconftdeoce
right
ow
Is
ahsiost
certain
to
be
aeeompanled
asstaJBle
thaee
la
tvoShiMiv
bki
i
urnce
ortN
daily
department
Is
now
to
all
Intent
and
puraoM
through.
No
suasuiUdiiaa
or
votes
are
being
se-
eepted
at
headquarters
this
week.
The
msrar
will
be
ot
tirlquariei
as
usual
to
issue
supplies,
gfte
Information
and
cheek
amounts
wtth
candidatea
Every
candidate
is
expected
to
call
at
hrndquaitaw
either
on
Tuesday
or
be
fore
eight
o'clock
Wednesday
Bight
and
each
must
have
his
or
her
account
vert
fled
before
that
hour.
SKIDEGATE
Mm.
O.
M.
Ustatfre
of
Anyox
has
returned
to
Anyox
after
apeadlag
the
horktays
at
their
oettsge.
Bayvlew,
at
SkUsgate.
u.
omauns
oi
von
raements
was
a
visitor
here
tor
a
few
days,
making
his
first
trip
to
Skid
gate
Inlet.
The
run
ef
pinks
has
been
very
poor
this
seasen
both
cm
the
east
aad
test
coast
and
very
few
chums
have
shown
up
so
far.
There
is
some
com
pensation
in
a
report
that
there
la
beg
run
of
springe
at
Hippo
Island.
Cent.
O.
Newberry.
Oapt.
E.
E.
Wlg-fln
and
Charles
Miller
ot
Queen
Charlotte
City
spent
the
week
end
with
friends
her.
The
weather,
continues
dry
and
hot
and
the
water
supply
is
stesdlly
decreasing
on
tbe
islands.
98
86'
Monday,
September
10,
1928
Lid
of
Secrecy
Is
Clapped
Down
on
Daily
News
Campaign
With
Sealing
of
Box
Saturday
i
Committee
of
Judges
Assembled
at
Royal
Bank
Saturday
for
Closing
Locking
and
Sealing
of
Ballot
Box
At
noon
Saturday
four
of
the
five
members
of
the
Advisory
Board
of
Judges,
who
will
have
supervision
of
the
final
count
in
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Automobile
and
Subscription
Campaign,
gathered
at
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
and
there
they
locked
and
sealed
the
ballot
box,
in
which
candidates
and
their
friends
are
to
deposit
thir
final
Collections
and
votes
during
the
entire
last
week
of
the
campaign.
The
four
judges
who
officiated
at
the
sealing
of
the
ballot
lx
were
CoL
S.
P.
McMordie,
Mayer;
C.
H.
Orrae;
J.
W.
Scott
and
L
G.
Caldtr.
Mr.
Calder
is
manager
of
theRoyal
Bank
of
Canada
tB
Um
aaiirsjns
ef
F.
E.
Robertson,
who"
MtettttttH
m
a
tudtt
in
place
of
Mr.'
iiUKAL(
Robertson
wo
tu
on
tbe
onpjnal
Hat!
of
ftHin.
The
rem
suing
Judge,
H.
B.
p
Irectiitsr.
was
aaaMe
to
attend
ttee
MmI
locking
and
sesala;
of
the
ballot
W.
j.
Kta-kpatrtck
of
Prtace
Rsjpert
dates
Starts
the
regular
haws
of
thejwas
a
visitor
here
last
weet-eaa.
BeyaJ
Beak
of
Osaias
(10
m
te
31
psa.
each
day)
a
ad
am
Frlasy
eveatns;
vt.
J.
aieooasell
returned
at
the
the
hank
win
reopen
at
7
sun.
and
re.
b,totn
the
week
from
the
opea
until
the
ctostBg
hour
of
3
amTteers
rwr.
brlngtBg
borne
with
Iher
a
number
of
nvteee
hi
chicken
eggs
snd
honey.
la
betag
takes
here
by
Fred
Smith
of
Prince
Rupert.
A.
Ratenhouse
of
HaHUsty.
Alta.,
was
a
visiter
here
early
ta
the
week.
I
A.
1.
Ohrzon
of
Prtaae
Racert
was
a
basin
viater
here
a
Tueedsy.
C.
H.
Tears,
hstahery
aaaager.
re
turned
oa
Wednesday
bom
a
trip
to
the
Interior.
James
Oratty
and
Paul
Brodin
of
Kafcim
Lake
were
la
towa
Thwnday
sad
Friday.
The
Pair
Judges
arrived
from
the
.twOTt
,
Ihtsnor
on
"Thursday
hi
the
hlgg'st
prlres
win
be
won
er
lost
this
week.
If
eaesMeVatea
fall
ta
work
or
If
they
sane
then-
deter
or
saafMirsti
la
their
a
tty.
they
caa
eipeet
surety
to
fieri
Mi
somewbew
beatdss
In
first
ptaee
and
many
petvaea
not
ever
make
the
prise
Bert
Walters,
teller
ta
the
local
bank
left
oa
Wednesday
to
spend
his
vacation
la
Vaacvowrer.
His
pit
their
week
at
the
Terraee
Pair.
A.
C.
Small
ot
Prince
George
wsa
a
visitor
here
during
the
week.
Mr
sad
Mrs.
Geo.
Dover
returned
on
Wednesday
after
stteoding"
the
Sailthers
Fall
and
Telkwa
Barbecue.
Mrs.
M.
Preecliea
tad
children
of
Ouoombe
arrteed
from
the
interior
on
Wednesday
oa
a
visit
to
her
par
ent
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Bedore.
Mrs.
R.
U
MIntosh
left
on
Thurs
day
for
Prtace
Rupert
to
extend
bos
ptteHty
to
vMtfng
clergy
during
the
ordination
or
Bishop-Elect
a.
A.
Rlx.
She
tu
accompanied
down
by
Miss
ufaee
Bedore.
Ulss
otadys
Kenney
has
returned
to
her
home
here
and
has
taken
a
post
tton
in
the
A.
T.
Sandal
store.
Wm.
Donald,
who
for
a
number
of
years
worked
with
the
Kenney
Bros
firm
has
taken
a
position
with
Mr,
Sundal.
MINES
IN
DISTRICT
OBTAIN
LABOR
HERE
Liitaj
ihui
orrire
of
Fmptojment
serrlcelon
,
Canada
Reeelrlnr
Iteenl.-ir
rW.iM..r
V
Tor
.Men
The
local
branch
of
the
Employment
Berries
of
Canada
la
receivlne:
regular
orders
from
operating
mines
In
the
district
for
labor
of
various
kinds.
At
the
end
of
the
week,
fourteen
men
were
sent
from
here
to
8tewart
to
be1
employed
by
the
Premier
Ootd
Mining
Co.
In
Its
operation!
at
the
mouth
of
the
Marmot
River.
Six
men
were
also
sent
to
the
Silver
Cup
mine
at
New
lUtelton.
LataBfaaaawVsaVawsBBasT
jfMssBuswstssjMauj
BJrV1SBrM
atF"v
v
rBssssifasBWSBfwws
TERRACE
FAIR
WAS
SUCCESS
LARGER
DKM.AV
OF
EXHIBITS
AM)
MORE
IIIEXD
THAN
EVER
IN
THE
PAST
,
FAVORABLE
COMMENTS"
EXPECTED
THAT
FINANCIAL
RE"
URNS
HILL
COVER
ALL
EXPENSE.
TERRACE.
Sep.
10.
Under
Idea!
weatfaer
eondltioas
and
with
a
record
attendance
the
Terrace
Fall
Hair
.seas
held
on
Friday
and
was
uwsoumadly
a
great
nwnu.
With
a
mueh
lnoraxtJ
prise
Mat.
Uk
number
of
exhibit
was
larger
than
ever
before,
ttala
being
especially
noticeable
In
the
livestock
eecttoo
and
in
tbe
fancy
work
anc':
cblktrras
section.
It
was
necessary
tate
year
to
utilise
tfce
lar;
downstairs
nail
as
v
eil
as
the
upstairs
of
tne
O.W.V.A.
"hall,
vegetables,
field
crops
and
tehool
work
beta
placed
below
stairs.
Ia
tne
Bret
took.
sestsun
many
more
entries
were
made
than
la
previous
years.
The
feetare
of
this
taction
wa
tne
exhibits
of
pigs
put
In
by
tbe
members
of
tbe
boys'
and
girls-
clubs.
Ten
ptft
?e
shown
ail
baring
been
fed
and
eerei
for
by
the
children,
and
there
were
many
flae
animals
among
Possibly
tbe
flower
section
was
the
most
disappointing
of
tbe
whole
e
hlhltton.
there
being
fewer
entries
than
in
previous
years,
due
no
doubt
to
the
Ions;
speU
of
hot
dry
weather.
Many
beautitul
Moan
however,
were
In
en
dence
and
added
much
to
the
attractiveness
of
tbe
haH.
In
the
poultry
and
rabbit
sectioiw
tne
exhibits
were
not
numerous
ana
were
by
no
means
representative
of
tbe
importance
of
the
haduatry
In
the
district.
EXCELLENT
WOMENJJ
WORK
In
the
women
section
tbe
displays
were
numerous
and
of
a
very
high
us
of
work.
All
sections
of
boti-
fancy
work
and
cooking
were
strongly
contested.
Much
beautiful
work
sss
displayed.
Mrs.
Pitta,
the
Judge
remarking
that
It
had
never
been
her
prtrBege
in
years
of
similar
work
to
pass
judgment
on
better
rooking
or
finer
work
then
that
on
eahlbition
here.
The
efforts
of
tbe
ladles
were
quite
the
equal
of
that
found
In
the
large
crttes,
she
said.
The
fruit
section
as
usual
attracted
attetiHea.
aakd
while
the
oolor-
U.
Boer
and
P.
A.
Lowan.
mln-
hac
of
the
fruit
was
not
so
sbhm
aa
It
tag
men
of
tfck
were
visitors
here
'
will
be
hi
a
few
weey
Ume.
the
num-eaMy
In
the
week.
eeous
eihittu
U
iplsiUM
muni,
clean.
fruit
as
usual
did
much
to
advertise
the
poMtMrUes
of
the
district
Vegetate
aad
roots
ware
among
the
strong
feature
of
the
eahlbrtlon
there
being
a
wonderful
display
of
.good
BtarketeMe
produce
of
all
description
The
ceSeetJea
of
vsgetablta
attracted
much
attention
aad
also
were
effective
sdveitavreMots
both
for
growers
aad
the
oHrtrtet.
WORK
OF
SCHOOLS
The
school
display
was
distinguished
by
much
very
fine
work
oa
the
part
of
the
pupils
and
rsfjseved
much
ereetit
on
both
teacher
aad
children.
In
the
awaMrea'a
seettea
of
cooking
and
fancy
work,
darnlag.
patching,
etc..
much
Interest
waa
dSaptayed
aad
mweb
stever
talent
shown.
Presumably
Terrace
wtB
always
have
fine
cooks
and
needle
workers.
Other
features
of
the
sxhibltior.
which
attracted
much
attention
were
the
display
of
Chinook
ruga
from
the
Women
Institute
of
the
Department
of
Agriculture.
These
were
seat
out
for
eihlbrtton
purposes
la
tbe
hope
of
reviving
Interest
in
old
time
rug
iking.
A
display
of
canned
vege
table
of
every
conceivable
description
was
pat
on
saatbtttsa
by
Mrs.
W.
W.
Hlapesley
aad
waa
much
admired
as
waa
also
an
exhibit
ef
hand
colored
ahotography
put
m
by
W
C
Sparkes
TEl'
WAH
f-EKVMl
During
the
afternoon
the
Women's
tastltate
served
tee,
in
the
Blue
Room
downstair
and
steady
patronage
was
extended
an
afternoon.
A
karae
crowd
te
In
attendance
at
the
dance
at
which
music
waa
furnished
by
J.
Mc
Laren's
orchestra.
A.
Holaawood
acted
aa
floor
manager
and
tbe
catering
was
handled
by
the
Women's
Institute.
No
statement
regarding
the
financial
results
H
yet
available
but
It
la
expected
that
wtth
some
premised
atone-
Bona
stiB
to
come
In.
the
fair
wilt
be
a
flnaaoial
success.
There
wee
a
considerable
increase
In
tbe
amount
ot
prtrc
money
offered
this
year
but
this
would
no
doubt
be
offset
by
the
larger
gate
receipt,
dance
receipt
sad
tbe
generous
ssalsience
from
the
Women's
Institute.
SURPRISE
PARTY
ON
.
SATURDAY
EVENING
A
surprise
party
was
held
Satuaday
evening
at
the
home
ot
Mr.
and
I
Mis.
i
.....
ii
'
iony
uusanaicn.
Ninth
Avenue
Kaet.
.
flfor
their
son
Mite
Busannlch
onjjths,
ii'
....
.
occasion
of
his
return
from
the
freaks..
The
evening
was
spent
In
games,
music
and
dancing,
the
hostesses
being
Mrs
Louie
Martin
aad
Mrs.
Prank
Pita-
gerald.
Some
thirty
guests
were
present,
all
of
whom
enjoyed
the
oc
casion
to
the
full.
Refreshments
were
served
at
midnight
aad
the
party
broke
up
In
the
small
hours.
HTAN'UIXfl
lllft
"GIlOl'Mi"
"Walter,
this
coffee
la
like
mud."
"Yesslr
.
around
this
morning,
sir."
WEEK
MONDAY
Rex
tba
wild
Beaatf,-O0tHUH
Rtt
Nawa.
AT
THEATRE
bone
In
"Wild
T06BD.V3UAKD
WEDHKWJAT
Ti
M
wta-a
tnaHtl
at
TsJte
1U
and
the
World
Is
Oomady
"K
Blondes
Allowed.-
Oojnads:
the
see."
remAT'
AND
aATORDAT
-rmiU
ard
Kellys
to
Pars!.-
CICHiili
"Pretty
Baby."
Jieseje
fcxue
.
COHENS
AND
KELLYS
IN
PARIS'
REACHES-EXTREMES
OF
MIRTH
If
life
was
male
lor
laughter,
whoever
attends
the
Westbobne
Theatre
while
"The
Colvris
and
Kellys
In
Pane,"
tbe
Bath
.-raal-WUUam
Beaudlne
production,
ta
the
feature,
will
live
a
complete
Ufa
dur.ng
the
run
of
the
picture,
says
a
r
viewer.
"The
Cohans
and
Kellys
in
Paris"
Is
life
jammed
wra
wholesome
human
touches
of
pathos
and
comedy.
It
la
a
beautiful
painting
from
tbe
delicate
brush
of
the
?reat
artist.
William
BemasVBe,
director
of
"Little
Annie
aoooey."
-gawrows-
and
"Hold
That
tt
at
pe
of
the
all-star
east
it
farce
oostedy.
but
It
ia
relatione
between
the
Irtihssan
and
the
Jew
teM
with
an
eye
always
on
the
comic
paoalbtmies
ot
tbe
tale.
RED
RIDERS
OF
CANADA
THRILLING
AND
ROMANTIC
Tales
of
uhtmu:
uable
hardship
overcome
and
daring
feet
acecmpiiebed
have
filtered
out
of
tbe
barren
North!
for
a
half
cent'.iry
to
add
to
tbe
glory
and
fame
of
that
heroic
body
of
ad-j
venturers,
tbe
Royal
North
West
Mounted
Police,
arovfed
whom
has
been
woven
,
tbe
dxamattl
screen
story.
"Bed
Riders
cf
Canada."
here
this
week
with
Patsy'
Ruth
Miller
and
Charles
Byer
In
the
I
Lading
rests,
1
Almost
too
thrilling
and
romantic
to
believe
la
the
story
of
this
band
of
red-coated
giants
'whose
organisation
was
called
into
beifig
to
provide
law
and
or-.
oer
in
the
wild
Saskatchewan,
that
vast
and
once
thinly
settled
section
fi
pratfie
land
being
West
aad
Nirth
of
the
Oanaolan
province
of
Manitoba.
j
KING
OF
WILD
HORSES
1
BE
SEEN
THIS
WEEK;
Rex.
tbe
King
-.f
Wild
Horses.
Is
coming
to
the
Wentholme
m
"Wild'
Beauty."
a
spectacular
enthralling
story
of
the
West,
fas
raring
a
band
of
wild
hones
and
thrilling
horse
race.
A
great
ass
of
toe
film
was
shot
tbe
beautiful
sainted
country
of
rfeaona.
in
the
neifhbortiood
of
Red
Knolls
Many
scones
of
daszUng
perfection
appear
in
the
picture
which
is
also
highly
dramatic.
j
BeaMes
Rex
there
are
two
other
horses
j
f
itcsssltng
beauty.
They
are
lady.'
the
feminine
lead,
and
Marquis,
aiiso
i.fce
Kills,
the
villein.
There
Is
a
stal
1
lion
fight
In
the
film
which
is
a
clas&K
Ten
Years
Ago'
SKITEMllKK
!,
1918
It
is
expected
that
between
five
and
even
hundred
lota
will
be
offered
at
the
city
tax
sale
which
will
be
hid
an
October
2.
The
city
council,
on
motion
of
Aid.
Prtcps
trick,
seconded
by
AM.
Rochester,
set
this
day
for
tbe
ale
at
Ma
meeting
last
evening.
Uo.
Blanche
MrtXwakt.
ninth
Avenue
hast.
la
advised
from
Ottaws
that
her
son.
Lieut.
Wilfrid
C.
McDonald.
has
been,
seriously
Injured
at
tbe
front.
He
received
gunshot
wounds
in
the
I
rm
and
left
knee.
I
Mies
Allen
is
now
leading
In
the
ccntcat
for
the
Queen
of
the
Carnival
at
the
Prinoe
Rupert
Exhibition.
Maw
Weatman
is
second
and
Miss
Ptorrte
'ones
of
Any
ox,
third.
tNREASOYtHLE
I
"What
cud
you
quit
down
at
the
Ooid-Ptstad
atoeurrUss
for?
I
thought
you
-l
thossght
ee,
too.
till
I'd
there
a
week.
I
was
supposed
to
be
;
secretary
to
tbe
vice-president,
but
be
j
was
no
vice-president
at
all.
Why.
the
i
poor
nut
only
took
two
hours
and
a
half
for
lunch
and
sometimes
he'd
stick
around
tall
4
in
the
afternoon.
I
couldn't
work
for
a
saan
like
that
John's
TeWvrapri
Journal.
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
our
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
give
instant
service
in
buying
and
telling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
aUo
have
facilities
for
accepting
Wheat
order
oa
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
Representing
Miller,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
617
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Hupert,
IIC,
For
Tk
Benefit
of
Visitors
To
Exhibition
We
are
hoklinj?
A
SPECIAL
SALE
Ladies'
dnd
Children's
Coats,
Dresses,
Underwear,
Shoes,
Rubber
Footwear,
Hats,
etc.
'
We
also
have
a
fine
range
of
Ladies'
and
Children's
Raincoats
and
Hats
in
all
colors
and
our
Drygoods
Department
is
right
up-to-date.
We
are
selling
out
our'line
of
Boys'
Clothing
and
you
can
secure
Suits
as
low
as
55.95
and
9.95
A
libera!
discount
is
being
given
in
every
department,
and
you
are
cordially
invited
to
come
in
and
see
them
for
yourselves.
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Phone
615
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
7lh
St.
No
After
Lunch
Drowsinpcc
Light
and
Nourishing;
Cool
and
Satisfying
Tasty
and
Healthful
TRISCUXT-
ADelicious
Shredded
Wheat
Cracker
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
-
VISITORS
WEtfQjrE
Arcadian
Hose
A
New
Shipment
just
Arrrved
of
this
Popular
Hose
Made
expressly
for
ouraelve.
every
pair
guar;:
Mack-
from
the
finest
pure
thread
silk,
rei:
mock
I'aKhioned
double
tolea,
Uwa
and
heels
to
10.
In
xbade
of
Blush,
Oak
Buff,
Sand.
(in-.
Silver.
I'earl
Chumparne,
Black,
Woodlenl
i.
Pair
ALL
KINDS
OF
"NORWEGIAN
PHODl'CE'
at
low
pricej,
and
Immediate
delivery
Olwerrel
All
article
are
of
superior
quality
nJ
fresh.
HEALTH
F0LLW5
cmtsfticnccaMHTl
rmsm
on
fSVUMMKiStSOr
TM
rauowmsctunj:
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rn
t
lXAw
L.
Bassu
ktm
HivUKlt
Ma:
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IL'71
Cm
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Vtsvut
am
soil
kaiUbta
Bi
uitiiu"0
95c
Fraser
&
Payr.
e
Universal
Trading
Co.
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operatinr
O.T.!'.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Bnuinrerft.
.VarhinUts,
ftoilermakcns
KlackKBiitht;
frflrrs
maker.
Foundeni.
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTBIC
ANI
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
it
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MAItlNE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WOKK.
I'
HONES
43
and
385
City
Meat
Market
(SELV1G
I1KOS.)
Jn!
Aenue
'
l'hont
K
MEAT
FISH,
VEGETABLES
and
GIVE
THE
LAD
A
CHANCE
Does
your
boy's
work
at
sih
faverably
with
his
clasamates?
n
Many
backward
children
owe
i!
"'
to
Chiropractic.
Call
or
write
f
;
"
:
W.
C.
ASPINALL
Chiropractor
Green
211
Phones
Black
2
6
and
7
Exchange
Block.
Open
Evening
"CATERPILLAR"
Tractors
DIGGER
THAN
THE
WEATIIEK!
A
Size
for
Every
Ve
A
Hundred
Uses
for
Every
Sle
2
TON,
TWENTY,
THIRTY,
SIXTY
BijTTBR
Quicker
ciieave"
N
Utorature
and
Prices
on
Request
Sole
Distributors
for
B.
C.
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&
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CO,
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rartric
rrelght
imlldlnr.
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Station
htrrrt
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II.
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