DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
August
8,
1928
CROP
ALMOST
SURE
A
heavy
crop
on
the
prairies
this
year
seems
now
practically
assured
according
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways
report.
If
there
is
no
change
within
the
next
two
weeks,
the
whole
country
will
show
great
forward
strides.
The
large
amount
of
money
which
it
will
bring
into
the
country
and
which
will
be
available
for
purchases,
can
hardly
be
estimated
yet.
Farmers
who
have
large
crops
will
travel
to
the
coast
and
the
elevator
here
should
be
busier
than
ever
it
has
been
yet.
Every
Prince
Rupert
person
should
be
interested
in
the
prairieJ
crops
because
of
the
effect
it
has
on
business
here.
LOOKIXd
LIKE
A
CITY
"I
was
pleaser
to
be
able
to
pay
the
extra
tax
for
a
new
sidewalk
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
TERRACS.
Aug.
The
Junior
CO.
7.T.
girls
returned
to
town
on
Sa
turds
T
.lornlng
after
spending
the
wsek
In
nmp
at
Lakelse
Lake.
AU
were
very
en-huBlMtlc
ever
tile
good
time
they
bed
nd
the
splendid
cere
Mid
good
food
rovlded
under
tlx-
eunervlslon
of
Rev.
nd
Mrs.
Wm.
Allen.
Oood
weather
was
TiVTW"'ir
''
'",llwt-
when
ime
rain
fell
between
then
and
Sat
urday
but
not
sufficient
to
dampen
he
ardor
of
the
youngsters.
'
The
senior
O.GXT.
girls
left
Men-da
morn
Um
for
their
week's
outtaf
sfter
which
the
camp
will
be
closed
down.
SATURDAY
NIGHT
DANCE
AT
K4LUM
LAKE
LODGE
TBRAACI.
Aug.
8-
A
very
larg?
crowd
motored
frcm
town
on
Saturday
night
to
the
Kalum
Lake
Lodge
and
en
joyed
another
of
the
popular
Saturday
-
--!-
-
I
-
r"
UVUtUllVV
of
the
city.
Everv
dav
there
is
a
ehnnim
tnl-W
nlnixt
Tm.rijto
Ijineerlng
.
patty.
w
r
c
-
-
"
-
O
"0
fM-w
avHtiuiiD
11V
longer,
vjew
the
streets
and
walks
with
amusement
and
they
no
longer'wirite
to
their
friends
and
tell
of
the
curious
little
fishing
town
on
stilts
and
plank
streets
and
wooden
walks
as
they
did
a
few
years
ago.
Today
we
are
taking
our
place
as
a
modern
city
with
modern
streets
and
modern
buildings.
i
PROVINCIAL
RAILWAYS
(Edmonton
Bulletin)
Premier
Brownlee
stated
at
Calgary
that
the
Government
is
not
urging
the
transcontinental
to
maknother
bid
on
the
E.D.
and
B.C.
system.
This
for
ihe
reason
thaWthe
lines
are
now
paying
an
operating
surplus,
though
this
is
not
sufficient
to
meet
the
interest
on
their
cost
Unless
an
offer
were
made
whieh
would
take
care
these
fixed
charges
he
did
not
see
that
the
province
would
bent-fit
by
the
sale.
Which
appears
to
mean
that
if
the
transcontinental
want
tl
E
D.
and
B.C.
lines
they
must
pay
what
those
lines
cost
to
build.
That
seems
different
from
the
position
formerly
taken;
that
the
price
shoirftf
represent
the
replacement
cost
of
the
roads.
If
It
is
not
different
it
must
mean
that,
after
all
that
waa
said
about
the
hug
t
,jt
of
conatrilaijB
them,
no
more
money
waa
pat
into
these
railways
toan
It
would
take
to
build
them
under
present
conditions.
WELCOME
LABOR
LEADER
Prince
liuuext
City
Council
did
well
to
take
stem
trL-wplramn
Ji
mkv.-j
MHuivmiiu.
itccr
uuuiuuv
VI,
til
VI
1
aiilVal
III
I
H
Ilk.
Mrs,
unpen,
ine
iamous
iaDor
leaaer
ana
rormer
l'demier
of
Great
Britain
is
undoubtedly
an
outstanding
personality.
Also
he
represents
a
large
section
of
the
people
of
Great
Britain
and
is
looked
to
by
labor
men
throughout
the
Empire
as
one
who
will
show
them
the
way.
He
la
an
educated
man
but
his
sympathies
are
all
with
the
men
wijj
whom
he
has
thrown
his
lot.
i
T?OR
ill
occasions
when
a
pure,
and
full
flavored
whitkey
is
desired
choose
SEAGRAM'S
83.
It
is
luscious
whiskey
made
irom
aa
original
formula
and
fully
matured
and.
ripened
in
incuviauai
oatc
casks,
'TKe
oldest
stocks
o
WmtVtv
rv
.
oaaM
aa
Tiiilay
aad
ia
vmam
at
aaftav
opposite
my
property,
remarked
a
visitor
to
the
city
recently,
re-
w.
b.
itea
ajrrta
fraaa
r-harrj
aa
ierring
to
the
section
near
Sixth
Street
on
Third
Arenue-
The
ex-
and
wm
tension
of
the
sidewalk
work
in
imnmvlmr
th
irnar-n1
iMmn..
dnvtrtat
wtn
tae
Bawen
'
E.
T.
Keaaey
left
on
Friday
an
a
kaw-ir.esa
trig
to
Yancouver
and
wm
ttati
bt
savants
1b
'Victoria
before
muiatut
hoaae.
M.
P.
MeCaeery
of
Prince
Rupert
who
has
aean
apanding
a
holiday
a-.
Lakelse
Hesaprtnaa
Lodge
returned
t.
Terrace
oa
Saturday
and
left
tar
ay-home
on
Sunday.
Miss
Mary
Wilson
aad
Moore
are
holidaying
with
brother
ip
Stewart.
Pi!
sate
the
lattaft
Mr.
Notrel,
former
high
school
teach
er
of
Terrace,
spent
Thursday
and
Friday
aa
the
guest
of
Mr.
aad
Mrs.
A.
T
Wilson
at
Bono.
In
the
counts
of
a
holiday
trip
on
the
tri-angular
route
from
Vancouver.
Tha
contrae.
for
the
enlarging
of
tae
arateat
high
school
building
ha
it
a
e.
It
aisanaa.
B.
n.
Jtateon
left
on
FrMay
oa
a
hort
buetnees
trip
to
Prince
Kupert.
re-uraiag
as
Saturday.
Blaaee
and
daughatr
who
hava
tpent
Uje
paat
two
waeka
at
Ute
am
4
Mrs.
W.
A.
Ksng.
am
laaatBg
at
IDei
heglnntiiff
of
tha
week
for
LaketM
Lake
where
they
plan
to
camp
for
a
tun.
Mlases
Morma
and
Beta
UcCubbln
of
Pacloe
who
hava
bean
holidaying
hi
Prince
Rupert
arrived
from
the
coast
oa
Saturday
aad
sptat
the
weak
end
at
the
noma
at
Rev.
and
Mm.
Wm.
Allen-They
win
go
Into
camp
neat
week
af
Lakelse
Lake
with
the
second
O.O.I.T
group.
Jack
MeCubetn,
who
baa
been
in
camp
at
Lakelse
Lake
for
the
pact
two
aeaka
returned
to
Pacific
on
Saturday.
Mrs.
Ardagh
returned
Rupert
on
Saturday.
from
Priao
J.
Parkeaaon
and
Mlaa
May
Parkin
-n
of
V'Lnoouvrr
ware
vial
tors
here
at
the
week
end.
Emery
MaaahaU.
who
has
been
the
paat
week
ashing
at
tha
can-
perlea.
spent
the
week-end
at
his
noma
hare.
SMITIIERS
An
exhibition
baseball
game
wai
played
here
on
Thursday
afternoon
between
"outlaw"
players
and
Sralthen
egulars.
Oearae
II.
Wall
acted
aa
um-
lrc.
Smlthers
is
eaperlenclnR
an
epidemic
of
meaaels,
thirty
case
having
already
broken
out.
Bulkier
Valley
rasest
art,
now
en-Hafted
an
araenag'
on
at
tha
largest
ciops
of
wfld
'raapbeorfaf
ori
record
In
Mir
district,
ine
btmM
are
exocptlon-
My
larRe
this
year.
Norman
II.
KUpaarlek
has
been
appointed
postmaster
at
Smttketa
in
succession
to
J.
Mason
Adam
who
moved
some
time
ago
to
California.
Mlas
Sybil
AihwtU,
who
has
been
acting
postmiH-tress,
will
remain
on
the
staff
lor
the
tune
being
at
least.
Miss
llanna,
a
former
teacher
here,
't
apaading
pats
af
Smlthera
with
tir
Wefate.
ome
for
After
spendlaff
aeaatU
week
as
a
atlent
in
the
fimrtNW
Hospital;
Matt
troman
was
cUeeJtatttd
last
week
ana
iaa
returned
to
htt
boaae
near
Poraat-
dale.
Matthew
Stirapeon.
old
timer
of
the
district
la
a
paHnlt
In
the
Smlthers
Raapital
sufierlnf
frera
a
serious
tu-
Mra.
J.
O
BeePfceoe
.was
hosteea
to
Smlthera'
ladles
a
a
tea
lass
TUeedar
afternoon
Vocal
and
insfirumeate!
mu.
steal
selection!
were
given
ay
the
guests
H.
O.
Wendt
sHs
left
far
Reglna
to
ttend
the
NatMnat
Oauaatl
of
the
Na
tive
Sana
of
Caeadi.
P.
V.
Tallon
or
Buma
Lake
la
also
la
atteadaace.
NEW
HAZEI.T0N
The
HsRiipet
high
level
bridge
was
d
finitely
clowd
to
traffic
this
week.
A
;!et;.ur
by
way
ad
Soutb
tUrticon
must
now
be
made
betweem
Old
Hexetean
and
Utew
Haselton
Thta
nettssttstes
an
extra
twelve
miles
of
travel-
Last
Saturday,
during
an
eleetrlcal
storm.
Ave
members
af
the
Howell
fam
ily
were
knocked
uneansctous.
They
were
all
more
or
less
burned
and
marked.
Mm.
Hunter
OefSer
ot.FMncoie
Lake
baa
been
visiung
In
Haretton
the
guest
of
Mrs.
a.
.
Pslaoner.
Charlee
Ek's
Red
flsse
property
Joe
MUler's
Drunswick
and
Paddy
Crslgh's
Brian
Doru.
all
on
Roeher
de
Ooule,
were
recently
inspected
by
a
represen
tative
ot
the
Smelting
do.
the
ysrV
Oonsoltdated
Mining
&
W.
J.
Larkworthy
spent
several
days
last
week
on
a
nvkor
trip
through
the
Dulkley
Valley.
He
went
aa
far
as
Barrett
Lake.
The
Hare!
ton
HortkrultunU
6oeley.
M
a
meeting
tMs
week,
decided
to
hold
ht
annual
Flower
Show
on
August
S3.
An
ambitious
program
te
belnpteaned
a
connection
with
the
event
u.
t.
areene
of
quick
was
a
visitor
n
town
at
the
end
of
last
week.
Mb
Robbie
Anderson
is
home
from
Vancouver
for
a
brief
vlelt
after
which
ae
will
return
south
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Anderson
and
Louie.
'NAVIOAHLE
WATERS
NtO-TKCTION
ACT."
K.
S.
C.
1
10
Porter
Idaho
Mining
Company
him-ted
hereby
gives
notice
that
it
has.
mder
Section
T
of
the
said
Act,
de
posted
with
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
t
Ottwa.
and
in
the
office
of
the
District
tegletrar
of
the
Land
Reglatratlon
Dls-tlct
of
Prince
Rupert
at
Prince
Rupert
O.
C.
a
deacrtptlon
of
the
site
and
the
plans
of
the
wharf
and
dolphins
proposed
to
be
buUt
on
the
foreshore
near
the
mouth
of
the
Marmot
River,
Portland
Canal,
in
front
of
Lot
Number
Pour
Hundred.
filxtv-neven
umi
r.ui.r
District.
British
Columbia:
and
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
expiration
of
one
tl)
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
Notice.
Porter
Idaho
Mining
Company
Limited
win.
under
Section
t
f
tH-
aid
Act.
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Werks
at
his
office
in
the
city
of
uttawa.
for
approval
ot
the
said
site
and
plana
and
and
for
leave-
to
construct
the
said
wharf
and
dolphins.
..?42."!L
v,nJi'r.
British
Columbia,
thla
SOtb
day
of
July,
loss.
PORTEn
IDAHO
MININO
COMPANY
LIMITED.
Baronai
.
Model
4-40
,
$225
or
with
Electric
Drive
$265
emonstrdtion
Wednesda;
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TWO
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LAKELSE
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attd
health
Thoroughly
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and
brown
The
nation's
summer
food
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cracker
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night
dances.
Many
of
the
crowd
re
mained
over
for
the
annual
picnic
to
Jtalum
Lake
which
had
been
arranged
.'or
Sunday.
Aug.
S.
Owing
to
heavy
rain
during
Saturday
night
and
all
day
Sunday
the
ptanlc
waa
called
off
tad
-.idst
at
the
campers
returned
to
town
arlv
in
the
day.
TERRACE
Mrs.
H.
C.
Craelsaan
ai.d
chUdwn,
.Mrs.
O'Brien
and
children
and
Ness
I.
Alger
came
down
from
Oak
on
Friday.
and
spam
a
few
daya
at
La
liaise
Lafeav
Mrs.
&
Vaofteae
and
daughte
Die.
Bra,
left
am
Friday
as
jcua
Mr.
a
Heee
at
Preader.
A.
J.
Cuiaoo
arrtvejt
from
4
or
oa
Friday
and
wast
eg
ay
1
me
eaeap
a
Laketee
Las.
W.
H.
Bwet
rip
toPt8e
unted
a
Mm.
W.
whs,
Xfre.
Ai
T,
Jay
sad
music
stirring
as
battles,
music
light
aad
airy
as
a
bubble.
It's
great
to
have
all
tlua
at
home
even
if
only
for
a
night.
How
wonderful
to
have
it
always!
The
experience
costs
you
nothing.
Why
not
have
it?
You
have
heard
other
people
talk
of
this
marvelous
new
Onhopbonic
Victrola.
You
have
probably
heard
it
in
other
people's
homes.
Why
not
find
out
just
bow
one
of
these
beautiful
models
looks
and
sounds
in
your
own
home
?
The
new
Orthophonic
Victrola
is
mode
in
models
from
SHOO,
down
to
as
low
as
SI
15.
Obtainable
on
convenient
payments.
And
first
of
all
a
free
demonstration
without
obligation.
Orthophonic
TraJe
Mark
Kefi'J
Victrola
Victor
Talking.
Mnchfne
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Montreal
tee
vacation
atster,
Mrs.
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Victrola
will
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your
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left
for
a
night
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for
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order
to
know
whether
or
not
wc
want
a
thing
permanently
of
course
we
must
try
it
out.
This
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precisely
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now
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you
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"Hi
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Voiee"
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your
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listen
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and
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its
miwic
smooth
ami
mellow,
like
moonlight
on
a
summer
sea;
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only
if
it
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the
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