;dav
August
16,
1928
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
V
M
SMITIIEKS
Orthophony
1CTOJT
Records
amona
Waltz
Paul
Whlteman
and
Ilia
Orchestra
Vocal
Gene
Austin
Vocal
Dolores
Del
Rio
ten
Vocal
l-ady
Assistant
Dr.
California
Humming
nird
Fox
Trot
Johnny
Ilamp's
Kentucky
Serenaders
'
'.!!
21214
21334
4053
21477
21511
That's
My
Weakness
Now
Fox
Trot
Nat.
Skilkret
and
the
Victor
Orchestra
Get
Out
and
Get
Just
Like
A
Melody
Out
of
the
Sky
2149!
Under
the
Moon
Fox
Trot
Nat.
Shllkret
and
the
Victor
Orchestra
21432
Vocal
Gene
Austin
21454
Fox
Trot
George
Olsen
and
His
Music
21452
Organ
Jesse
Crawford
21461
You're
A
Real
Sweetheart
Piano
Harry
Thomas
216524
Fox
Trot
Rocer
Wolfe
Kahn
2151
and
Ills
Orchestra
Also
the
latest
Red
Seal
records
b
famous
Victor
Artists.
Victor
Talking
Machine
Co.
BAA
Uftl
ur
u
Better
De
ntishy
PLATES
that
give
you
a
natural
appearance
and
lead
beauty
to
the
contour
of
the
face.
lapire
Over
Ormes
Phone
525
Cars
:
Trucks
Flat
Hate
Repairs
(iASOUNE
Amnlje
and
Marvel
ube
OILS
&
GREASES
Parts
and
Accessories
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD
DOMINION
rd
Ave.
East,
Phone
83
Tires
and
Tubes
LADIES'
Novelty
Kid
GLOVES
Imported
D
I
rect
Pmnrllfltftnir-
V
have
about
10
dozen
of
the
Gloves,
every
pair
perfect.
I
Uiiinty
cuff
gtyie
With
broad
embroidered
"ilk
points.
I"
.haden
of
steel
and
white,
nude
ami
white,
natural
and
1
'
1
.
Mack
and
white.
Siiea
G
to
8-
Specii
Special
valui-
at
eo
ner
pahs
Fraser
&
Payne
Universal
Trading
Co.
Prim
lists
lor
the
annual
Smlthers
Fail
Fair.
Wim'i
win
be
held
on
Au
gust
)0eptamU'r
1,
have
now
been
is-cuad'.
A
new
nature
to
a
number
ot
competitions
lor
children
living
on
lamas.
.
.
ill.
.
n
.
V
.
y
A
linn
VIUCA1
b
UA
.i.Of
y
IAJ
OL.
U
AngljjgR9rChurch
hid
a
handkerchief
tea
and
sale
ot
home
cooking
in
to
Sccut
HaM
OH
Saturday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
r
D.
Hutchinson,
who
have
been
vfcsitlng
fcfre
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
O-Ncili
lelt
laat
Wednesday
lucralng
by
auto
on
their
return
to
Vancouver.
They
were
accotnpaaiad
by
Mrs.
R
c.
Bimfjrd,
who
will
holiday
In
the
south.
Mrs.
W.
E.
BaJcc-r
has
returned
to
Smith
r
after
a
holiday
visit
with
relatives
in
Prince
Albert,
Saskatchewan.
She
was
aceoanpeaitd
home
by
her
au
ra,
lira.
Wilson
and
Mrs.
Alexander
of
Prince
Albeit,
who
are
spending
ten
djys
here.
J.
H.
Crawford
has
arrived
bare
Iron
Vancouver
to
Join
the
staff
ot
the
8ml-ihsrs
Oarage
&
Electric
Co.
Miss
Oliver
Walker,
matron
of
the
local
hospital,
la
speeding
a
holiday
ot:
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
She
1
teinij
relieved
ty
M1m
Wlnnlf'ed
Largt
of
Vanc-juver.
who
ho
beeu
on
the
stiff
f
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
this
summer.
Mrs.
S.
H.
Uosklas
Is
visiUng
In
Victoria
with
her
son.
Phil
Hosklna,
woe-is
on
the
stall
of
the
Royal
Bank
o:
Canada
there.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Barrett
motored
down
trim
Barr.tt
Lake
last
wee
and
speat
severs!
days
lit
tcwti
PRINCE
(JEORGE
la
spite
of
an
excessively
cold
winter
mat
year
wbtcb
lowered
hia
production,
Edward
Walsh,
pioneer
orctoardlat
of
this
section,
la
having
good
success
wltti
hia
260
apple
trees
near
Blder
and
he
la
confident
that
be
will
aoon
be
.producing
this
variety
of
fruit
on
a
coaamatcial
scale.
A
representative
of
a
Chinese
society
has
arrived
in
Prince
Oeorge
to
superintend
the
exhumation
of
Chinese
bodies
bare
which,
will
be
shipped
to
China
for
burial.
The
matter
of
separate
repraaenta-t'vas
lor
the
Peaoe
River
section
of
Met
Oeorge
riding
will
again
te
urged
at
the
neat
session
of
toe
provincial
iegialature.
The
present
riding,
tt
la
rlalmsd.
la
too
estenaivs
tar
one
member
to
cover
properly.
The
Salmon
Valley
Farmer
'
Institute
!ield
Its
annual
picnic
at
Sullivan
Park
last
Wednesday,
the
event
proving
a
irreet
success.
Many
Prince
Oeorge
people
were
in
attendance
including
Rev.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Trmklein
and
Rev.
T.
W
F.
DePmcler
and
his
Boy
Scouts.
The
Auxiliary
to
the
Order
of
the
Sab
tern
Star
met
lait
Prlday
afternoon
at
the
beane
of
Mn.
J.
Paaobal.
H.
K
Johnson
and
Theodore
HUn
v
:.
dtsoived
th
partnership
known
as
lie
Prlnc
Oeorge
Saw
&
Machine
Co.
and
escb
will
continue
in
business
for
it
BURNS
LAKE
P.
V.
TaUon
returned
last
weak
from
Begins
where
be
attended
the
national
convention
of
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada.
Mr.
TaUon
la
now
taking
his
holidays
as
station
agent
and
H.
S.
Walton
is
relieving
him.
Larry
and
Kenneth
Warner
of
spent
a
few
days
Bos
laat
week
visiting
with
their
unale,
X.
Mr
and
Mis.
Phil
BruxHil
left
yesterday
for
s
motor
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
Miss
8.
Hlllia.
who
has
been
the
guest
of
bar
sister.
Mas.
4
T.
Steels.
now
visiting
with
friends
In
Prlnee
Oeorge.
Cecil
UcBride.
brother
of
Mrs.
A.
B.
Kiaatck.
and
Misses
Berates
and
Ho
Fummerton.
her
nieces,
have
arrived
here
from
Sdweioar,
Ontario,
te
a
visit
R
lows
and
J.
S.
Bma.
owners
of
the
Bums
laabe
Herdware.
are
both
on
n
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Fred
Rush
is
in
charge
of
the
store
during
their
W.
E.
Funnall
hat
sold
out
his
Interest
in
the
Bums
Lake
Nuiaariaa
to
Robert
Low
and
3.
B.
Brown
and
has
Joined
the
staff
ot
Brunaell's
store.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
V.
Tallon
and
daughter.
Dorothy,
and
Mrs
H.
J.
Jewell
made
a
motor
trip
to
Raaslton
laat
week.
Rev.
W.
R.
Aahford
left
laat
week
for
a
a
weeks'
trip
to
Eastern
Canada.
While
away
he
will
attend
the
OalUvl
fcfttiWPjWWr''
Sssrenbly
in
Toronto.
The
annual
meeting
of
tfee
Lakes
District
Hospital
Society
was
held
here
last
week.
The
new
eaectfUvs
constats
of
Mrs.
A.
H.
Bilk
A.
M.
Buddy,
Phil
SruMMll.
M.
F.
Nourse.
w.
V.
Campbell.
Mrs.
Sidney
Godwin
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Steele.
no
D(ii:it
"My
brnvr
young
man.
did
you
not
think
of
the
daiwr
that
you
were
running
when
you
Jumped
Into
the
water
to
save
my
daughter?"
"There
was
no
danger-
I
am
a
prlee
swimmer
and
have
a
wife
already.
'
Votes,
and
Only
Vot
Jones,
VI
las
Maigaiot
Krtkevaky,
Mlas
.Victoria
.
Love.
Mrs.
A
B
Msedonald,
Mrs.
A.
.
,
MeAuley,
Miss
Ktte&
88.776
MoCkss.
Mlas
Alice
K
718.360
McKlnlsy.
Mrs.
Boeert
L
63.700
Morgan.
Miss
Oonoie
714JO0
Nickeraoa.
Mrs.
OUas.
M
SO2.400
PostolU.
Spero
.
...
88J00
Prltchard.
Mrs.
J.
H
34769
Rood.
John
114260
Shea.
Lloyd
SJKQ
Smith.
Mrs.
Hugh
II
W4
ji
Stevens.
John
B.
684J60
Stuart,
Miss
SheOa
376400
Wicks.
Soy
5J60
Wennig.
Mja.
P.
.
.
.
r
718.776
Onger.
Miss
Edna
497M0
Zarem.
Miss
Enay
TMJUS
DISTRICT
XO.
2
District
So.
3
tnetodes
only
these
participants
residing
ontslde
the
city
limits
of
the
City
of
Prince
Hupert.
One
of
Ui
prtas
earn
and
as
many
oaah
awards
aa
there
ase
aotive
parUcipuiU
will
be
swarded
to
cgUloates
living
la
this
district.
The
names
of
those
entered
In
District
No.
3,
up
to
toe
present
time,
together
with
all
votes
oast
te
publication
up
until
yesterday
noon,
are
as
follows:
Beaven.
H.
R..
Queen
Charlotte
City
5.000
Blrnle.
Arthur
E..
"Pete."
Smlthers
366460
Campbell.
Miss
Oherrat.
Stewart
877336
Clccone.
O..
pan
OesaenU
....
S71M0
Dover.
Mn.
Oioagi.
Terraee
3713
Eyslfson.
B
E..
Oaland
376.000
Lacey.
Vln
James.
Vanderboof
..
42.400
Mcintosh.
Miss
Margaret.
Masaett
5
XXX)
McKenaie.
R.
O.,
Queen
Charlotte
ty
5.000
Saneam,
John
U.
Ceetsmle
....
14400
Taylor,
Miss
Peggy,
Port
Easing
tea
70.900
Wnean.
Miss
Nsaey.
Anyex
3
XXX)
Phone
534
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS
Campaign
Department
Open
Daily
9
a.m,
to
8
p.m.
PHone
534
12v000
80500
75,000
1C0.OO0
250,000
300,000
Votes
8.000
24.000
60.000
136.060
lino
aoovooo
18.00
300.000
Nomination
Blank
in
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
"Everybody
Wins"
Campaign.
Good
for
5,000
Votes
1
hereby
enter
and
east
5,000
votes
for
Mlas,
Mr.
or
Mrs
4
axandidate
Jn
The
Prince
Rupert
Bally
News
"Everybody.
Win
Hrkd)istributlon.
Address
rhone
Note
Only
one
nomlnnllon
blank
will
be
credited
to
each
candidate
Nominated.
42.000
90.000
105)00
270,000
400.000
540,000
THIRD
PERIOD
From
September
1
to
.September
7
Inclusive,
the
follow.-leg
number
of
votes
will
be
issued
on
subscriptions:
.
No.
By
Trs.
Carrier
8
6.00
10.00
1600
204)0
28.00
3000
&y
Mall
8
3jM
808
9M
12XX)
1SJQ0
18.00
,
Will
Win
Prizes
in
News
Campaign
Surely
the
present
big
vote
possibility
offers
any
candidate
an
opportunity
of
securing
a
winning
vote
total
BUT
REMEMBER
only
a
short
time
remains
in
which
subscriptions
can
be
turned
in,
and
credit
be
given
on
this
big
vote
schedule.
August
20
is
your
last
opportunity
to
receive
the
greatest
value
for
subscriptions.
IT
IS
NOW
OR
NEVER!
DISTRICT
NO.
1
nwirtcl
no.
i
includes
only
thane
jiartitlwaitts
residing
within
the
city
limits
of
Prince
Rupert.
One
of
the
pries
can
and
as
many
cash
awards
as
there
are
active,
participants
wtli
be
awarded
to
candidate
living
in
this
district.
"xhs
names
of
those
entered
in
District
No.
1
up
to
tfce
present
time,
together
with
all
votes
cast
for
publication
up
uaUl
ycatdrday
noon,
are
at
fallows
:
Allistooe,
Miss
Mary
i,r
Bailey.
Miss
Jean
M
714
MO
Buatey.
Mrs
W.
709,176
Colllvjn,
Mrs.
J.
M
716400
Dominate,
A
712300
Erleason.
John
E
0475
Field,
Mrs.
J
148.460
PriaaeU.
Miss,
bear
.
oilksr.
Mia
Edna
L.
704.22S
719,860
Herman.
Miss
Mary
21.300
314.775
409,760
&0O9
643.200
Vote
Comparisons
FIRST
PERIOD
Up
to
and
Including
August
20,
the
Allowing
number
of
votes
will
be
issued
on
euVecriptiofls;
Ke.
Yrs.
1
2
3
4
5
G
By
Carrier
$
5.00
10.00
1C00
iw)
2.1,00
saoo
By
Mail
$
3.00
C.00
9.00
1200
IS.00
18.00
Votes
te
Votes
tor
Renewed
New
Subscriptions
Subecrip'ns
FOURTH
PERIOD
The
Iat
period
terminating
September
14,
the
following
number
of
votes
will
be
issued
on
subscriptoins
:
Votes
for
either
new
No.
By
By
or
a6d
Tib.
Carrier
Mail
subscriptions
1
$
5.00
$
3.00
3,000
2
10X0
COO-
15,000
S
15.00
9400
30,000
4
20.00
-12400
00,000
5
2S400.
1C400
-
100,000
0
l3O0(T
18400
175,000
No
candidate
will
be
pehmitter
to
enter
The
Daily
News
office
after
9
o'clock,
Monday
night,
Auguat
20
for
the
purpose
of
turning
in
subscriptions
to
apply
on
the
big
votes
of
the
first
period.
All
candidates
in
the
office
by
that
lime
however,
will
be
waited
on
and
their
aubacripU&aa
will
eonnt
on
the
present
big
vote
schedule.
ANY
subscriptions
mailed
in
ANY
postoffice
ANYWHERE
which
are
postmarked
not
later
than
12
pan.
(midnight)
Monday,
August
20,
will
also
count
on
the
big
votes
in
effect
until
Monday
night
only,
even
though.
they
do
not
reach
this
office
unUl
Tuesday
or
even
later.
Those
candidates
who
live
in
iow&g
where
the
mail
is
ndt
postmarked
frequently
will
be
given
first
perlbd
fotes
on
all
subscriptions
postmarked
for
the
first
mail
after
midnight
next
Monday,
August
20.
Every
candidate
should
make
this
period
the
BIG
PERIOD
in
their
campaign.
The
biggest
vote
offer
of
the
entire
campaign
is
in
effect
until
next
Monday
night
only.
Every
subscription
you
get
by
Monday
night
will
count
you
many
more
votes
than
it
will
at
any
later
date
in
the
campaign.
You
must
work
now
to
win.
Campaign
headquarters
located
on
the
second
floor
of
The
News
Building,
243
Third
Avenue,
are
open
each
day
from
9
a.m.
until
8
pro.
(next
Monday
night
until
9
pan.)
Come
in
today
or
this
evening
and
receive
full
particulars-
YOU
CAN
WIN
BIG.
ENTER
NOW.
PHONE
5S4.
Schedule
of
Votes
and
Subscription
Price
of
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
FIRST
PERIOD
Up
to
and
Including
August
30.
the
following
number
of
votes
wul
be
Issued
on
sub
scriptions:
No.
By
Vs.
Oarritx.
1
6
600
3
1040
3
16.00
4
10.00
8
36.00
6
30.00
By
Mail
8
3.00
S4
9.00
Votes
12.000
30,000
7SJ0O0
1JXW
1504XX)
18AQ
J
60
XXX)
18XX
36.0O0
SECOND
PERIOD
Fran
August
31
-to
August
.
31
inclusive,
the
following
number
of
votes
wtu
be
Issued
an
subscript
loos:
No.
Br
Yrs.
Carrier
1
6
800
3
10XX)
3
1640
4
20
XX)
5
2SXX)
0
30
00
BT
Mall
6
3.00
6
XX)
8
XX)
11.00
Votes
8XJO0
30.000
46.080
QOJ0Q0
.60.060
380.008
FOURTH
PERIOD
The
last
period
terminating
September
14.
the
fallowing
number
of
rotes
wUl
be
issued
on
subacrlptkma:
No.
By
By
Via.
CajMer
MaU
Votes
1
8
6130
6
3
XX)
34W0
3
1SJD0
8
XX)
15
XXX)
3
Ut0
0X
30J000
4
2000
13JD0
B0
XXX)
2SB0
1840
100
XXX)
8
30X10
18XX)
176.000
The
above
schedule
of
votes
which
n
on
declining
basis,
poslt.vely
will
not
be
raised
fartat
the
eomrtlMon
Ree
opening
announcement
f.
a
special
vote
credit
good
for
100XXM
ettra
votes
will
be
issued
on
every
"dub'
of
41600
tamed
In.
The
vclub
may
be
oatnpoMU
of
small
or
large
amounts
totalling
IliOO
worth.
This
arrangement
will
be
In
effect
throughout
the
entire
campaign
and
is
to
be
considered
part
of
the
regular
schedule.
No
subscriptions
will
be
accepted
foe
mere
than
six
"years
to
advance
payments
through
any
one
candidate.
30.000
extra
votes
wUl
be
given
for
each
year
ot
a
NEW
subscription
turned
In
during
the
first
petted:
20
XXX)
extra
votes
will
be
given
far
each
year
of
a
NEW
subscription
turned
In
during
the
second
period;
1S.60O
eitfa
votes
will
be
given
for
each
year
of
a
NSW
sutcrijlon
turned
in
during
the
third
period,
but
NO
estra
votes
wU
be
given
te
NEW
subsoriptkms
turned
in
during
the
laat
pertad.
The
subscription
nriee
of
The
News
outside
of
Northern
and
Central
B.C
lb
88
00
per
year
la
all
parts
of
the
British
Bmptre
and
the
United
States:
to
all
other
countries
the
price
is
6740
per
year.
The
candidates
in
each
district
who
have
the
most
votes
will
be
given
the
Prize
Pontiac
Sedan
and
the
prise
Ford
Tudor
Sedan;
the
candidate,
in
either
district,
with
the
next
highest
number
of
votes
will
be
given
the
$500
cash
prize.
Then
the
next
high
candidate
in
each
district
will
each
be
given
a
prize
of
$100
in
cash.
Votes,
and
votes
only,
are
what
iheMg
prizes
will
be
won
with.
Many
more
votes
are
given
between
now
gad,
Manday
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njeht
for
suj
,
.
HrtttUuns
than
Jill
bej
gN-en
laier.
A
study
of
the
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schedule
lip-''
pearing
on
this
page
will
how
you
the
importance
of
doing
your
very
bent
work
now.
Do
a
little
figuringthen
net
busy
NOW
in
earnest.
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