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FLIES.
MOSQUITOES
S,
ROACHES,
SILVCRFISH
HEALTH
FOLLOWS
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J.LOwilSCtOAKj:
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Universal
Trading
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FIRST
WEEK
COUPON
200,000
EXTRA
VOTES
'upnn,
when
accompanied
with
three
yearly
nub-i
or
thajfr
equivalent,
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
.
iititlex
the
candidate
to
200.000
extra
vote
if
ub-h
us
are
turned
in
during
the
First
Week
of
their
entry.
"f
Subscriber
"f
Subscriber
of
Subscriber
,
laV
Name
!
ir.t
Week
Coupon
can
be
voted
by
each
candidate,
for
r
one-year
subscriptions,
or
the!
-
equivalent,
turned
the
candidate's
first
week
in
the
campaign.
Phone
Green
211
or
Mack
2M3
-
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Tii
aM"
it
i
iiiv.i
hui:u
mi
wiicn
viM!v
remjHir.
inaxrit
m
vU.
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XL.
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ssi
is
ill
K.
lal
aasaBl
tB
-ajuasam
CV
W.
C.
ASPINALL
CHIKOPIIACTOK
C
and
7
Exchange
Mock,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
City
Meat
Market
(SKLVIG
mtos.)
"r''
Atenue
Plme
765
3IBAT
FISH,
VEOBTAIll.BS
-and
ALL
KINDS
OF
"NORWEGIAN
PRODUCE"
at
low
price,
and
immediate
delivery
r
.
'
All
article
are
of
superior
quality
and
abaolutely
freah.
I
CURE
DEFECTIVE
VISION.
DEFECTIVE
HEARING,
CATARRH
and
othr
organic
troubles
by
natural
methods.
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C.
Wallace
Mock.
Phone
134.
Open
Evening
Fabrics
IMPORTED
'
relonnes,
Chlntzs,
Damasks
nnd
Sunfaft
Fabric
"
''i-Honnea,
fast
colors,
exquisite
floral
denies,
per
yard
,0"'
,,0f
11
French
Hand
illock'
Printed
Cretonnes,
assorted
de-"'
and
coloring,
per
yard
Kf,
:'ll
Silk
l)om..1,.
S.1..l.
!..(..'
Vianvv
Wfltfht.
''"
.vrd
.
,
Fraser
&
Payne
S2.ro
F.
J.
Johoaon
sustained
bisrns
about
the
faae
and
araas
last
Thuraday
when
fire
broke
out
in
his
woodyard.
Utile
damage
was
done
to
the
premlaea.
Tne
recent
Dominion
Day
eeiebratlop
hare.
In
spite
of
rain
which
tnter-terred
to
some
eartent.
showed
a
profit
of
art
$100.
Ite
A.
w.
TrinUeln
of
the
local
Lutheran
Church
held
aarrlce
last
Miss
Vara
Marian
ClassM.
nsaee
of
F
J.
Claxtan
of
this
city
and
weU
known
In
Prinor
Oe-.rgaj.
was
married
recently
in
Calgary,
to
Albert
Edward
Ccma.
TERRACE
i
C.
B.
Oiibrrt
returnad
at
the
bavin-i
iim
of
uif
wrrlt
Ic.llowtng
a
snail
neas
trip
to
Prince
Oeorgs.
B.
T.
Krjtnedy
left
on
Tlwdsy
kw
Harclton
where
be
and
Fred
Stork
MKike
froni
the
Liberal
platform
the
nlRbt
nreoedlng
the
.elaetaasi.
J.
O
Howell
sad
P.
W.
Carpenter,
reoSogiAU
of
Celgary,
who
have
raosntly
been
worklrjn
In
the
Ooppar
Raver
dis
trict
returned
to
town
01
S.
J.
Mayer
of
gshithera
waa
a
bual-j
ntkk
visitor
here
at
the
beginning
of
,he
week.
T.
MnrKay
and
S.
S.
Parker
n
turned
to
Prim
Rupert
on
Wadnen-ivy.
l
Uiing
their
participation
in
ti
p
politic.
1
meeting
on
Tuesday
night
Election
clay
opened
here
with
clear
ilght
Kunshine.
H.
Hallraatll
and
H.
K'nit
wore
proaidlng
offioara,
with
Thoa.
Br,
k
Hitd
J
ask
Jonaa
as
aterka.
''
Mtasea
mmtM9
paar
ieft.on
s
Tuaady
to
rrand
S
taattkfVM'
hime
uf
Mr
and
Mrs
T
H.
MoCub-
bin.
NEW
HAZELTtW
I
Ill
Ruthrrrord
of
ratthera
metered
down
tn
Haaelton
last
week,
being
ac-romrHut:i
by
P.
8.
Walton
of
Prince
Rupert
who
la
upending
a
holiday
in
Smithera.
Mlsa
Jessie
Smith
returned
to
br
t
h:rrjc
her--
lat
week
aftar
spending
la
bolitliy
viMUhr
with
the
Mlaaaa
Pratt
at
Bkf-ena
Crowing.
Miss
Helen
Pratt
:Oso
returned
after
visiting
at
her
home
thtre.
Arthur
Brjlsarr
cf
the
federal
mines
department
at
OtUiwa
has
been
look-ins
over
mineral
propertl'
in
this
ctlfttrtet.
BJ
?-wsBaaSBSBlwawrTW-
m
.
rrcd
Asrm-
-sm
fsa
i
PeterSon.
wall
LAND
ACT.
not
I
nr.
or
iVrrvridv
to
iimtv
to
I
I.KAKB
UWII
In
Bailtbers
Land
RacordUt
District
and
situate
adjoining
Lot
5180
an
East
side
f
Skeena
River.
TAKE
NCTICE
that
Christina
Oerley,
if
Paciric.
B.C
.
married
woman.
Intends
to
upply
for
a
leaae
of
the
following
de-1
Kcrlbed
liinds:-
1
(''mmetirtng
a
post
planted
at
the
.
MlheaM
ri
rmi
of
Lot
8100,
IUime
5,
r
ni'.t
Dlxtritt:
tlience
north
80
chain.
'
.
"i
-tiT
r
1h
SO
(
hi
!II.M
I'll-lcr
n
51
M
rhBlnN.
Slid
Ci-U-
inliilt'K
H"i,l
urTC".
morp
or
less
OI1MHTINA
COHIJTY.
Apiillt'tnt
Dated
Msy
28,
1833.
i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
.
ffl
I
1
afc
mm
a
isi
saf,s
a
i
'atf
Safci
SY
frfr
pare
Time
is
Worth
;!!
.
lESil
unci
otor
NO
SANE
MjVN
WOULD
THROW
MONEY
AWAY
TIME
IS
MONEY,
YET
MANY
WASTE
IT
IT
i
ISrM,
'
"---
i'J
I
p
nViTiD
Pizim-r
"'a"'
mtmy
y:ar"
fi
i
Jill
the
FLIES
Make
sure
the
things
you
eat
are
iresn,
clean,
pure
A
K
D
it
13
bo
easy.
Just
press
the
plunger
in
tho
sprayer.
Out
cornea
a
cloud
of
cleanly
fragrant
mist.
Touch
a
Ay
or
mosquito
with
tho
spray.
It
Kill
the
flies.
UsoFly-Tox.
Then
you
are
sure
tho
food
ia
clean.
Health
is
certain.
And
you
enjoy
that
wonderful
summer
comfort
a
house
without
mosquitoes.
Fly-Tax
does
not
cart
much
half-pinta
fifty
cents.
K7s
MOTH
FLY-TOX
It
tht
aoenWic
mafchod
tfiMtwai
iwrimtJ
at
AfeSVfl
Institute
uf
Johnny
ha
mudB.
1
1
i
M
MB
H
wr
Sorrx?
wrres
grow
doarer
and
others
more
cxpenalve
a
the
years
putt.
The.
modem
wife
la
one
who
shares
her
husband
Joys,
arrows
sod
cigar
ette.
Her
Hub
"She's
certainly
ahy,"
His
Wife
ldlirutedly
"Shyl
frtvyt
She
Is
the
most
brazen
creature
I
ever
nw."
Hrr
Hub,
(With
a
urine?
1
tu
Milv
tfrrririK
i-
'
r'
f:iths.
my
dear."
PIUNCEJJEORGE
A
h'i,h
record
is
being
set
In
munl-:liui
tux
collections
this
year
in
Prince
U
r.
KccslpU
on
June
30
repre-tHntfd
00
per
cent
of
the
total
levy.
Ricelptu
on
acrouut
of
tax
arrears
are
in
ejeofes
ox
the
pact
year.
Wannest
weather
pa.t
week
was
74
last.
during
the
on
Monday
The
city
la
nuiag
in
the
old
tank
at
the
corner
of
George
Street
and
Fifth
Ave
nue
where
t
garaac
building
win
jtre
erected
by
O.
O.
Soyo.
I
F.
f.
Dowling.
engineer
tor
the
Brit,
tain
Columbia
Board
of
Fre
Under-
wlrftera.
has
suggrKtrd
that,
as
a
mea
to
redttcInK
ratec,
this
city
should
ba
divided
off
Into
fire
limit.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
puma
Lake
school
was
held
last
Saturday.
John
Stouffer
of
BagSM
Lake
la
sow
receiving
old
age
peasajm
,foei
tat
provincial
government.
A
picnic
and
sport
dSjr
at
Ootaa
Lake
lan
Suadaf-
was
held
J.
D.
Praaer.
fverameat
ageat
at
Port
Fraser.
was
a
VMtor
la
take
last
wask
on
atiMal
duties
SMITHERS
The
aanual
Sunday
Bahnul
picnic
of
St.
Joseph's
Catholic
Church
waa
held
at
Lake
Kuthlyn
On
Saturday
afternoon.
Miss
Sophie
Sullertn4
le(t
laat
Thursday
for
a
brief
vialt
at
WHMains
lake.
MlMes
Netu
nl
Teen
MeLeod
of
Prince
Rupe.n
nrr
haUdaylaa)
in
town
its
the
guesiH
ul
Mr.
aot
Mrs.
John
Mt'Kcuz.it
of
tlic
smithera
hotel.
-.
Patler
A
wlfw.
O.MJ.
lei''
tiir
r
.1
'it
c.l
..i
.!
Lkke
sasUtiuf
Uit
closing
ti.ti
TTEi!fcv
H
af"e
W
l
IC1
Cld
1
our
Opportunity
You
Who
Arc
Considering
F!ntcrinff
The
Daily
News
$1,000
Prize
Distribution
Should
Make
,
a
Decision
Today.
Full
and
Complete
Information
is
Available
With
Obligation
Success
in
the
Daily
News
spare-time
opportunity
entails
but
little
effort,
but
little
sacrifice
of
spare
moments,
to
make
$500,
$800,
and
up
to
$1,200.
Three
persons
will
make
these
amounts
and
others
will
make
hundreds
of
dollars
during
time
that
would
otherwise
be
wasted
these
next
few
weeks.
YOU
can
be
one
of
thes$
big
winners.
YOU
can
turn
your
spare
time
into
dollars
and
motor
cars.
Right
now
you
are
on
even
terms.
The
campaign
is
just
starting.
There
are
not
yet
as
many
active
candidates
as
there
are
prizes.
You
can
enter
tonight
or
tomorrow
morning,
real
y
carry
on
and
go
over
the
top
for
one
of
these
beautiful
cars.
Bear
in
mind
the
fact
that
every
candidate
wins
if
they
work.
There
are
no
losers.
Those
active
candidates
who
may
not
win
a
car
or
a
cash
prizewill
be
paid
in
cash
a
sum
equivalent
to
10
per
cent
($1
in
every
$10)
of
their
gross
collections
on
subscriptions.
Don't
Let
Another
Day
Slip
Away
Without
Seeing
You
An
Active
Candidate
For
One
of
THE
RIG
PRIZES
$4,000
in
FREE
PRIZES
TWO
DISTRICTS
TWO
SETS
OF
PRIZES
THE
COMPLETE
PRIZE
LIST
Pontiac
Six
Sedan,
Value
$1,200.00
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
value
$860.00
One
CaslTPrize
of
$500.00,
va!ue
$500.00
Two
Cash
Prizes
of
$100.00
each,
value
$200.00
In
addition
to
the
above
prizes
a
special
fund
of
$1,500
has
been
appropriated
to
be
distributed
to
all
active
non-prize
winners
on
the
basis
of
ten
per
cent
of
all
money
they
turn
in
for
subscriptions,
value
$1,500.00
Total
Gift
List,
Value
$if260.00
left
for
the
Fim
Fioa
country.
Ls.
-
t.fBkaV
afarf
Sale.
hhrair'
Una
in'
this
vMtait
lately
anal
BWy
Clark
baa
been
kept
busy
keep!
lag
things
in
shape.
T.
W.
Brewer.
Srnithra.
and
E.
E.
Orogg.
Prince
Rupart
were
rial
tart
haw
last
week
on
Forest
Branch
duties.
a
r
o-Mara.
Is
eiiEaoral
ha
the
Bttiid-
jlnfl
of
a
neat
new
buafatow
here.
"Everybody
Wins
Something"
There
is
no
way
for
any
person
who
works
to
lose
out.
You
are
GUARANTEED
either
a
motor
car
or
a
CASH
PRIZE.
Every
worker
will
be
a
winner.
If
you
cannot
possibly
enter
the
campaign
yourself,
nominate
a
friend
who
you
think
can
get
subscriptions
and
be
among
the
winners.
Now
is
the
accepted
time.
Take
advantage
of
this
opportunity.
For
further
information
call
on,
telephone
or
write,
Campaign
Manager
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Campaign
Office
open
each
Evening
until
8
o'clock.
Phone
534
Phone
534
Nomination
Blank
in
The
Prtiice
Kupcrt
Dal.hr
New
a
,,1KtPrjlidy
Wins"
Campaign
Good
for
5,000
Votes
1
hereby
water
and
cast
5,000
votes
for
Miss,
Mr.
aid
Mrs.
as
a
eswdidale
ia
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
"Everybody
Wins
Prise
Distributioa.
Address
PhoM
Note
Only
one
nomination
lilank
will
he
credited
to
each
candidate
nominated.
at
the
Indian
School.
Mr.
and
Mrs
F.
S.
Walton
are
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
M.
Daodeun
Mrs
H.
H.
WajV
ttifwi
sfor
Toronto.
Onaarto,
where
she
will
spend
the
sum
liter
with
her
son.
Harry'
Mrs
George
Kldd
la
a
patient
in
the
huaital.
having
suffered
a
broken
wrist
on
her
farm
a
few
clave
ago.
Mrs.
P.
Johnson
left
laat
week
to
pend
a
holiday
of
several
weeks
visit.
tng
In
Belllngham
and
Seattle,
IIKAT
IX
IT.tl.V
ROMS.
July
30,
There
has
been
Intense
heat
here
during
the
past
few
'ivs.
Two
people
died
from
aun-tiwke
yestrrdty.
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National
CTlic
Lairgefl
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in
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