Friday,
September
14,
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1928
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DAILY
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A
NIP
TONIGHT-
STEWART
VANDERHOOF
FKOBUCt
or
SCOTLAND
BEST
PROCURABLE
--
WfJ.
,
1
mcMw
Tbe
Original
Labsl
look
for
it
at
the
Vendor!
and
insist
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE"
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed"
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
Arcadian
Hose
A
New
Shipment
Just
Arrived
of
this
Popular
Hose
Made
expressly
for
ourselves,
every
pair
guaranteed.
.M
;'!
from
the
finest
pure
thread
silk,
reinforced
art
silk,
.
k
fa
hioned
double
soles,
toes
and
heels.
Seamless.
size
8Vi
.
Ut.
In
."hades
of
Blush,
Oak
Buff,
Sand,
Grain,
French
Nude,
Pearl
Champagne,
Black,
Woodland
Rose.
Q)C
Fraser
&
Payne
Universal
Trading
Co.
SHIPYARD
Operating
ti.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
buuiiietrh.
Machinists.
Boilermakers.
Blacksmith.
Pnttrrii
makers.
Founders.
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
I'll
ONES
43
and
385
all
occasions
when
a
pure,
and
full
FOR
flavored
whiskey
is
desired
choose
SEAGRAM'S
83.
It
is
luscious
whiskey-made
from
an
original
formula
and
fully
matured
and
ripened
in
individual
oak
casks.
Word
has
been
received
here
of
tbe
widen
death
In
Nelson
recently
of
Charles
Steele?
Baker,
ptoneer
assayer
of
Stewart,
who
was
48
years
of
age.
Newton
T.
Buraick
of
Vancouver,
who
wm
nesting
nxlnlng
Interest
in
thla
dlatrtet
lest
week,
had
m
his
guest
board
hie
private
yacht.
Helena
B,
Wellington
Beaton,
president
of
the
Gporyt
River
Oold
Minea
Ltd.:
J.
0.
Coatee,
managing
engineer
for
the
company;
J.
o.
Klllsm.
Vancouver
broker,
and
Oeorgt
F.
Tull.
Calgary
broker.
Mr.
Oecrge
Bryant
and
Mies
Blanche
Curtln,
who
returned
recently
to
tbetr
I
home
In
Prince
Rupert
alter
a
week'
visit
here,
surprised
tome
of
the
hard-I
lat
prospectors
with
their
ability
aa
musher
and
eUmhen.
With
Owney
I
McFadden
as
their
guide,
they
crossed
the
north
fork
glacier
of
Bitter
Creek
at
an
elevation
of
8,000
feet,
being
tbe
only
women
on
record
to
accomplish
tfeis
feat
Mrs.
Westell,
well
known
music
teacher,
has
taken
up
residence
in
Stewart.
Mist
Alice
Wilkinson
and
Miss
Margaret
Watson
have
returned
home
after
making
a
trip
to
Vancouver
which
was
tne
prim
In
a
subscription
contest
recently
conducted
by
the
Stewart
New.
X.
Jonee
who
has
bean
In
Stewart
for
about
tlx
months,
baa
joined
George
Wall
In
the
wood
busier.
ALICE
ARM
1
Two
fine
speclmeute
of
ore
one
of
mornlte
copper
from
the
Maid
or
Erin
property
In
Rainy
Hollow
and
the
:
ether
ruby
silver
from
the
Atlin
,
Sifter
toad
mine
have
been
presented
to
tbe
Alloe
Arm
branch
of
the
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mine
by
W.
A.
Talbot,
assistant
district
engineer
lor
the
provincial
department
of
public
works.
Mr
and
Mrs.
H.
Morten
of
North
Vancouver
have
bean
visiting
here
with
Mr.
Mcrden's
parents.
Mr.
ssvd
Mrs.
Merman
Fraser.
TERRACE
Local
people
who
Isft
on
Wednesday
for
Prince
Rupert
Included
Mrs
W.
B.
Mcflonald.
Mrs.
E.
J.
France;
Mrs.
W.
B.
T.
Thosapon
and
Henry;
Mrs.
Oaorgs
Dover:
Mrs.
O.
Von
Hees.
t.
SUajfrlsd.
W.
i.
Klrhpatrlek,
R.
Oorfcecs:
Dr.
nrummttt.
3.
MeConnell.
R.
w.
atrs.
O.
Ton
He,
who
left
on
Wodnesdsy
on
a
short
tri
pto
Prince
Btupert.
and
will
return
on
Thursday
and
expects
to
leave
on
Friday
on
a
visit
to
bar
mother
In
Wales.
Mr
and
Mra.
C.
W.
Homer
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday
after
short
time
spent
In
Terrace.
Orxe
oldest
stocks
o(
Whstay
m
CatcAcv.uc
Govetrorvetvl
Smv
UUs
The
official
count
as
a
result
of
the
recent
protlnctal
election
In
Omlneca
constituency
gave
A.
M.
Manaon,
K.C.
a
majority
of
231
over
his
Conservative
opponent.
Arthur
Shelford.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Qeorge
Ojtaton
and
John
D.
Charleson
bave
returned
from
a
motor
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Vic
toria.
Mrs.
Agnes
Hathaway
of
Michigan
is
visiting
here
with
her
cousin,
Mrs.
Tlbbettt,
mother
of
Mrs.
Warren
Johnson.
v
J.
Seasons
Is
relieving
as
station
agent
here
during
tbe
abseaee
of
A.
A.
Hutchinson
on
holidays.
Many
school
children
of
this
district
took
prizes
at
the
recent
Prince
George
Fair.
While
there
he
been
several
forest
fires
recently
in
this
district,
none
of
them
have
been
serious,
Forester
E.
F.
W.
Heath
report.
Mis
Crighton
Is
again
in
charge
at
at
the
Fort
St.
James
public
school.
Tbe
school
attendance
at
Vanderhoof
this
term
is
tbe
largest
on
record,
110
pupils
being
enrolled
according
to
report
of
the
principal,
F.
U.
Cook.
Robert
Watson
and
81dney
Barnet
made
a
trip
to
Fort
St.
Jamas
last
week
to
make
final
preparations
for
the
pageant
which
will
mark
the
celebration
of
the
centennial
of
tbe
ar
rival
there
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.
governor,
Sir
George
Simpson.
Ar
rangement
for
the
celebration
con
stituted
the
chief
matter
of
business
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
tbe
Vsnder-boof
Board
of
Trade
this
week.
PRINCE
GEORGE
..!--
O.
B.
Williams,
Mort
Teare
and
T.
A.
Orlfflths
arrived
In
the
cltv
last
week
following
a
twelve-day
trip
during
which
they
made
the
circuit
of
the
Fraser
and
Bear
River
watersheds,
between
Prince
Oaorgs
and
Barkervllie.
They
were
looking
for
a
lost
mine
which
they
did
not
find.
Fred
IkKlnney.
a
Chicago
lad.
arrived
In
tfae
dtr
last
week,
this
being
the
ofbeetlve
of
a
cycle
trip
he
has
made
across
tee
continent.
He
'
will
return
to
CTuaagsi
vis
the
Pacific
Coast
States.
Mrs.
Raffete
Oabrlele.
wife
of
the
proprietor
of
the
London
Booms,
was
fhvad
WW
here
last
week
by
Police
Magistrate
Mora
tor
telling
Hquor.
The
stty
la
having
trouble
with
It
fesir-lnch
water
main
on
Dominion
Street,
many
pipes
being
burst
supposedly
by
some
chemical
In
tbe
sell.
The
re
dedication
of
St.
Michael's
church
here,
which
has
been
undergoing
considerable
improvements,
was
conducted
last
Thursday
evening
by
Rev.
T.
S.
DePeaolsr.
there
being
special
musts
for
the
occasion.
George
KoUas
has
opened
a
new
bowling
alley
In
Prince
George.
H.
B.
Luty
and
F.
A.
Burg
as.
Van
couver
Insurance
men.
were
visitor
In
Prince
George
last
week
.being
en
route
to
Sattbsrs
by
motor,
accom
panied
by
their
wives.
Canadian
naturalisation
was
granted
in
County
Court
here
last
week
by
Judge
Robertson
to
John
Hill.
Swede:
Joe
Malguaas,
Russia.
and
Robert
Henry
Wtek.
Americas.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Lsaahert
has
opened
s
ladies'
aad
children's
apparel
store
In
the
Lambert
building
pa
Third
avenue.
SMmiERS
'
H
M
CNwsnwM.
for'
Inany
year
manager
of
the
Hudson
Bay
store
at
-v.
,
iia
entered
into
partnership
with
B.
UoO-o
n
the
general
store
business
at
Topley.
Provincial
Constable
and
Mrs.
O.
L
Hall
have
bean
spending
the
past
week
at
Burns
Lake.
Sam
Marsh
was
daywn
from
Burn
Lake
to
attend
the
Smlthen
Fall
Fair
and
the
Telkwa
Barheeue.
Joe
Williams
of
'
Prmee
Rupert
was
among
the
visitors
in
town
last
week
umu
the
coast.
The
Omlneca
brasash
of
ths
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Minea
has
sent
a
large
mineral
exmBtt
representing
this
district
to
the.Prtnee
Rupert
Exhibition
this
week.
J.
C.
Bmdy.
M.
P.,
is
here
from
Prince
Rupert
spending
two
weeks
vls-Klng
the
various
communities
la
this
section
of
!
constituency.
Dr.
A.
F.
Dunn
1
here
from
the
Bist
too
take
over
the
prastiee
of
Dr.
C.
H.
Hanklnaon
who
Is
spending
a
holiday
in
the
smith.
iiou.iMiKH
ri'Ts
invinr.NDs
MONTREAL.
Sept.
It.
Following
a
directors'
meeting,
the
Homager
Gold
Mine
Oo.
announced
the
cutting
of
dividend
from
34
to
13
per
cent
per
yesterday.
Mrs.
A.
J.
Gordon
wa
a
passenger
aboard
tbe
Prince
John
yesterday
returning
to
Skldagate
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Her
husband
la
identified
with
aaltrry
plants
on
the
0
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rtv
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swsa
asmsssj
samfsa,
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J.VJs9.
at
A
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I
I
TONIGHT
(FRIDAY)
AT
THE
STROKE
OF
NINE
WILL
BE
THE
FINAL
AND
FATEFUL
HOUR
OF
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS'
$4,000.00
CAMPAIGN.
EVERY
VOTE
MUST
HE
IN
THE
BALLOT
BOX
BY
THIS
TIME
LET'S
GO,
LIVE
WIRESMAY
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BEST
WORKERS
WIN!
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to
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!
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IS
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LATEST
19g8
MODEL
Pontiac
2-Door
Sedan
Purchased
from
WALKER
&
ROSS
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Price
81,200
DISTRICT
NO.
1
The
names
of
those
entered
in
District
No.
1
up
to
the
present
time,
together
with
a.l
votes
cast
for
publication
up
until
the
end
of
the
Third
Period
on
last
Friday
night,
are
as
follows:
Mrs.
Wm.
Bussey
6286,120
Miss
Laura
Frizzell
688180
Mrs.
CI.
ColUrt
6S3,36G
Mi.ss
Ermy
Zarelli
6,204,200
Miss
Alice
McCrea
S,
160,075
Mrs.
F.
Wernrig
6,131
,960
A.
DomlBato
,514,346
Mrs.
A.
Macdonald
........
4,531,540
Miss
Edna
L.
GiUter
4.750
Miss
Jean
Bailey
43S7.8&6
Miss
Connie
Morgan
.
S,894,72a
Mrs.
J.
M.
Collison
8,803,176
Mrs.
Hugh
M.
Smith
2,213,140
John
R.
Stevens
90Mlw
DISTRICT
No.
2
The
names
of
those
entered
in
District
No.
2,
up
to
the
present
time,
together
with
the
end
of
the
ThlrlrPtfftoif
lllsf
Frt
night,
are
as
follows:
Mrs.
George
Dover.
Terrace
v6022s
Mifs
Cherrie
Campjell,
Stewart
6,668,710
A.
E.
"Pete"
Birnic,
Smithers
6,60240
G.
Ciecone,
Port
CleoMnts
6,573,675
J.
E.
Hilditch,
Haielton
6,484,376
B.
E.
Ejolfsoa,
Osland
1,821.660
LATEST
1923
MODEL
Ford
Tudor
Sedan
Purchased
from
S.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Price
860
In
depositing
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coupons
,
and
Bubscrip-tiona
in
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sealed
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be
sure
that
the
coupons
are
kept
entirely
separated
from
the
meney
and
subscriptions.
'
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will
make
it
easier
for
the
judges
to
finish
the
fi-
H
nal
count
quickly.
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Rupert
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14
Who
will
have
the
most
vole
and
win
the
Pontiac
"6"
2-Door
Sedan
Value
$1,200
(Purchased
from
Walker
O
Ross)
or
The
Ford
Tudor
Sedan
Value
$8G0
.
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from
Walker
&
Ross)
or
-
.
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depositing
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ballet
box
be
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get
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slip
from
the
Campaign
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with
jour
deposit
to
show
the
Judge
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you
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deposited
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slips
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furnished
each
candidate
who
calls
at
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