fnnday,
July
28,
1928
OOL
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reg.
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Worsteds,
Sui;j
,r,l.
Foxhound
Tweoa
i
li
or
Scotch
Tweeds,
ll
finest
quality
ma
it
astonishingly
re-
prices.
A
i
t
1
1
'
,
in
touay
nnu
let
uh
iur
measure.
Rest
.
:
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and
fit
guar-
Ling
the
Tailor
.connd
Ave.
Phone
G
10
toiL'i't
our
steam
.Hid
clejining
ser-iits
called
for
and
i
to
any
part
of
the
I
HONE
US
TODAY
S2S
II.
s.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
LADIES'
Bathing
in
JANTZEN
UNIVERSAL
and
PENMAN
ma
ken
.
HVTIIINt;
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II.S.WallaceCo.M
I'hone
9
:rd
Avenue
and
Fultnn
Ciiy
Meat
Market
Selvig
Dros.
"i'h.rd
Ave.
Phone
705
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with
Skirts
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Hoys,
(llrln
and
Children
THE
JERSEY
WOOL
Uvular
$2.50
fl.SU
Montreal
Importers
J.
Ik
Miller.
Proprietor,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
CUAL
"Vour
choice
LDSON
CARSIDY
.
WEI
MNT.TON
TELKWA
wo
Ilulkley
Hny
nnd
drain,
f
ir
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
ice
Kupcrt
Feed
Co.
i
Question
lie
I
in;
Jowoat
prices
.
our
history.
new
iiazelton
ggHflHmgHB
Hev.
T.
II.
Wright,
from
Howe
Sound
new
United
Church
pastor
icr
HxmV.o:.'.
held
nil
opening
servici
here
yesterday.
!
Many
thousands
of
feet
of
cedar
pole
sre
still
toeing
hauled
to
New
IIhwIUm.
from
the
Nine
Mile
Mountain
flection
and
hauling
will
oontlnue
all
It
Is
expects
tbftt
a
number
of
Vii-w
jiaincb
mil
mi.
w.i.
ut,
ojwta
up
in
the
:iie
New
Hazelton
baseball
bovs
have
nwenuy
received
their
uniform
In!
fly
wnich
they
appear
very
smart.
They
will
make
a
trip
to
Terrace
shortly.
After
spending
week
renew.
Ing
acquaintances
la
the
district.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
Wlltan
and
son
left
Thrday
morning
on
their
return
to
Vancouver
by
motor.
Dr.
and
Mra.
u.
W.
Irving.
Ml
Evelyn
Irving
and
Mrs.
McKay
and
Hon
motored
up
from
Kamloopa
and
are
pending
a
holiday
In
the
Hazelton
Bernard
Albrecht
and
family
left
at
the
first
of
laat
week
for
Vancouver.
Extensive
improvements
are
belne
made
to
the
main
highway
between
New
lUsdton
and
Morlcetown.
Th
road
la
being
widened
and
many
curve
and
pitches
are
being
straightened
out.
There
la
good
ftshlnc
both
for
sal
mon
and
trout
in
Hagwllget
canyon
Just
now.
The
native
are
reaping:
a
rich
herrtat
of
fth.
Ml.
II.
E.
Thornton
and
son
returned
iMt
Wednesday
from
Prince
George
where
they
bad
been
spending
two
or
three
weeks.
The
annua!
meeting
of
the
New
Hazelton
school
wm
held
last
Friday
evening.
Camp
buddings
re
bejne
erected
at
the
Silver
Cup
mine
to
accomodate
the
larger
crew
that
will
be
necessary
after
the
ralU
to
installed.
SMITIIERS
Boy
Scouts
of
the
local
United
Church
are
In
summer
camp
on
the
west
side
of
lake
Kathlyn
with
Rev.
Joseph
T.
Smeeton.
the
pastor.
In
ebarga.
News
om
reached
Smlthers
or
the
sudden
death
In
Nsoatmo
recently
of
Mrs.
C.
Hertei
who,
since
leaving
Smith-era
six
yean
,
bM
been
residing
at
Weill
ngUo.
VanoouTer
Island.
Smithera
receives
1827
from
the
pro
vincial
government
aa
It
share
In
the
distribution
to
municipalities
of
motor
license
fees.
Sandy
and
Bud
OaeJsy
returned
to
Bin
liber
laat
week
frost
a
motor
trip
to
Kamsoopa.
Mr.
and.
Mra.
A.
B.
Mclnnea
of
Nortn
Bulkley
were
vWtora
In
flmither
last
week.
Mra.
A.
U
Oreenhalah,
who
has
been
liter
April
t
KoksUah.
Vancouver
In
land,
where
her
husband
is
employed.
Is
paying
a
brief
visit
to
Smlthers.
Baray
MulNuty
and
Sam
Marsh
rf
Burns
Lake
were
visitors
In
town
Inst
Mra.
U
M.
Trick
of
Calgary
i
visimu;
bare
with
her
daughter.
Mrs
P.
O
Russell,
who
also
has
as
her
xuesl
Mis
Joan
Ilrreron
of
Xewlona.
IJURNS
LAKE
Newton
Newklrk
of
the
Boston
Tran-
aerlpt
nawsp-per
staff
Is
a
visitor
in
this
district.
He
la
looking
more
particularly
Into
the
possibilities
of
the
"Clrl-Trlp"
M
the
Ootsa,
Wbltraall.
Euuiuk.
IoUbnah
and
NataUtia
Ikes.
Ji
KrtlyV
Vetitwn
pioneer
Ooa
VStkM
Burin
Lake
IMpttwl
l
M4y.
The
body
was
taken
to
WUUrU
for
Interment
Mra.
J.
M.
Oowana
and
daughter
returned
to
Burns
Lake
on
Thursday
from
a
trip
to
Vaneouvar.
Mrs.
Ed.
IUrrtson
of
Wistaria
underwent
an
operation
In
the
Burna
Luke
Hospital
laat
week.
'
Mrs.
Kenneth
Warner
and
infant
son.
Jsmes
Bemief.
returned
home
last
Tuesday.
J
II.
Irla.
R.
Ashwell
and
II.
Webb,
of
ChUllwack
were
vlaltora
last
week
in
Burns
Lake.
A.
II.
Ik
has
been
elected
a
school
trustee
here,
succeeding
Mra.
J.
II.
Kerr
resigned.
Many
local
people
have
been
guest
at
Franeols
Lake
Lodge
recenUy.
uVberlhuraday
ri;riAi.
ismtemiat
,,
b
vnunir
woman
vlsl-
lOiUmy,
mm
'
"
not
come
to
our
"why
tor
at
his
home,
Sunday
sahoolt
Soveral
of
your
Uttle
friends
have
joineu
u.
..
.
.
mnmitnt.
Tnen.
Tommy
neiw
kid
by
suddenly:
"Doc
a
red-headed
Brown
go
to
your
the
name
of
Jimmy
school?"
"Yes.
indeed."
replied
A.
the.
new
teacher.
...
"Well,
then,"
rcplIM
Tommy
with
an
.
.
..
.
tii
iw,
there
ivcxt
Bun
day.
yot.
het
re
been
lookin'
W
where
W
for
three
weeU
and
ner
knew
to
find
him."
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f;
:'
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
FIVE
To
win
a
prize
as
high
as
$1,200.
You
can
win
in
only
your
spare
moments
and
YOU
CANNOT
LOSE.
Every
active
is
GUARANTEED
either
a
biff
prize
or
a
Cash
Commission.
Call
in
today
of
this
evening
for
full
and
complete
information
you
obligate
yourself
in
no
way
when
asking
for
the
completcdctails.
Nomination
illank
in
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
"Everybody
Wins'
Campaign
Good
for
5,000
Votes
I
hereby
enter
and
cast
5,000
votea
for
Mis.,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.'
aa
a
candidate
in
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
"Everybody
Wins
Prize
Distribution.
Address
Phone
t
Note
.-Only
one
nomination
blank
will
lie
credited
to
each
candidate
nominated.
Send
or
Bring
This
Coupon
in
Today
for
Yourself
or
a
Friend
You
Are
Invited
to
Participate
Questions
and
Answers
QUESTION
Is
there
a
separate
(ist
of
awards
for
each
of
the
two
districts?
ANSWER
Ym.
Each
of
tbe
districts
ia
assured
one
of
the
two
big
encioed
automobiles
and
just
as
many
cash
awnrds
&
their
are
active
.
QUB8TI0N
How
fl
the
territory
divided?
ANSWER
The
territory
covered
by
The
Daily
News
has
been
divided
into
two
separate
districts
in
order
to
insure
an
equitable
distribution
of
the
many
big
gifts.
One
of
these
districts
is
in
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
other
district
comprises
only
the
territory
outside
Price
Rupert
city
limits.
The
candidates
in
one
district
are
NOT
in
competition
with
the
candidate
in
the
other
district
for
the
district
prizes.
QUESTION
How
many
active
condidates
are
now
entered
in
the
campaign?
ANSWER
At
the
present
time
there
are
not
as
many
active
candidates
as
there
are
big
prizes.
Question
May
I
secure
subscriptions
outside
of
my
own
district?
ANSWER
Yes.
You
may
secure
subscriptions
and
votes
anywhere.
QUESTION
Since
I
am
allowed
to
secure
subscripttoc
anywhere,
why
are
the
prises
set
aside
for
different
districts?
ANSWER
The
priies
are
set
aside
in
different
districts
to
make
less
competition
for
the
respective
candidates.
In
order
to
win
one
of
the
big
enclosed
cars
you
do
not
have
to
have
more
votes
than
the
other
other
candidates
throughout
the
eatiro
territory
covered
by
The
Dally
New.
You
only
have
to
have
more
votes
than
the
few
contenders
In
ycur
own
district.
QUB8TION
How
are
votes
obtained?
ANSWER
A
certain
number
of
votes
are
given
for
subscription
payments,
as
shown
in
the
vote
schedule,
and
by
the
coupons
which
appear
in
the
paper.
t
1
QUE8TION
May
subscriptions
be
taken
from
persons
now
subrsdbln
to
The
Daily
News
as
well
as
from
new
subttrlbere?
'ANSWER
All
subscriptions,
whether
new
or
renewal,
count
a
certain
number
of
votes
as
shown
by
the
vote
schedule
QUESTION
May
I
take
subscriptions
to
be
started
at
some
future
date?
ANSWER
Yes.
Simply
make
a
notation
On
the
stub
In
year
receipt
book
to
that
effect.
nriMTIfltf
tlnu,
n
T
sulsr
lha
ntv
niairllinlion?
......
ANSWER
Simply
by
fUIIsg
out
the
nomination
bjank
appeitrlBg
vgn
Ulft.Tftjp
fSfend
or
bring
It
to
this
office.
quiiU.N-wneB
it
we
ui
n
w
emerf
v,,
'
ANSWER
Now,
while
subscriptions
count
the
most
veN
Mr'x)teBreknfnth
-.v-'
campaign
than
will
be
given
later.
QUE8TI0N
Will
wlscriptions
be
worth
more
to
me
later
In
the
campaign
than
they
are
now?
ANSWER
Subscortptious
are
positively
worth
many
times
more
votes
during
the
early
part
of
the
campaign
than
they
will
be
at
any
other
later
date
in
the
campaign.
QUE8TI0.
Is
there
any
danger
of
the
campaign
being
extended
or
called
off?
A
N8WI4R
Positively
no
changes
will
be
made
in
the
campaign.
The
fulldetalls
and
particulars
as
published
will
be
strictly
adhered
to
and
not
altered
in
the
least.
j
QUESTION
Am
I
assured
any
compensation
for
my'
time?
ANSWER
Every
active
participant
who
falls
to,
win
one
of
the
big
priies
is
GUARANTEED
a
cash
award
equal
to
10
per
ctnt
(ons-tentti)
of
every
dollar
they
turn
In
for
subscriptions.
.
i
I,
QUESTION
Who
will
.win
the
two
big
enclosed
automobiles?
...
.....
ANSWER
The
two
people
who
realise
that
the
good
things
of
life
have
to
be
gone
after.
Nothing
worth
having
was
ever
gotten
vyitbout
some
effort.
If
you
have
the
determination
to
enter
and
say
te
yourself,
"I
am
going
to
win,"
your
hattle
is
half
won:
QUESTION
Where
and
how
can
I
securi
ally
further
information
or
aasUtnuco
regarding
the
campaign?
ij
ANSWER
The
Dally
News
has
secured
tko
services
of
a
Circulation
Campaign
Manager
who
is
thoroughly
experienced
in.
this
lrne
of
work.
He
can
be
found
at
The
Dally
News
office
each
day
from
9
a.
m.
Willi
8
iun.
nnd
Is
here
for
the
sole
purpaie
of,
aaslstlng
each
perm
who
desires
informa
tion
and
assistance
on
thb
campaign.
Phone
034,
For
full
and
complete
information
call
on,
'telephone
or
write
CAMPAIGN
MANAGER,
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Campaign
Headquarters
located
on
the
second
floor
of
The
Daily
News
Building,
213
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
arc
open
each
evening
until
8
o'clock.
PHONE
531.
ACT
NOW!
Everybody
Wins
ACT
NOW!
KaakMal