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July
24,
192S
THE
DAILY
NEW?
PAGE
FIVE
Ten
Years
Ago
'No
ire
Question
1
ho
lowest
prices
I
The
In
Prince
July
24.
Rupert
1B18.
state
of
Honduras
ha
declared
and
CASH
i
our
hintory.
was
upon
Germany.
i
WOOL
INDIGO
!
Hon.
John
-
Minister
or
"Inanoe.
SHUGK
n
practlMlii
impleted
arrangements
$6S;
now
for.
the
-ren
if
the
OmlnfA
ifnuMm
rjre,
rap.
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r
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lit
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w
Hazeltou
to
Smith!
,
vi
.
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er
ttie
more
oentrul
lo-
Serge,
f"ep.
$C0,
now
OjpTO'ofjgspi
rtter
town.
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mrvsmxt
'
mum
I'PM
gajlanianasaaig
$."(
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reg.
$50,
now
The
new-3Beal
Dove
bua
1
on
th
SIO
street
and
aJng
business
from
Orme's
i
f
ine
Worsted!!,
Super
id,
Foxhound
Tweed
h
or
Scotch
Tweeds,
MI
finest
quality
ma-,.i
astonishingly
re-
:
rices.
in
today
and
let
us
.
Mir
mi-usure.
Best
i
.iii.-hip
aiid
fit
guar-
finer
thpTaimr
r.-ond
Ave.
Phone
619
lurpet
our
steam
md
cleaning
ser-called
for
and
I
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any
part
of
the
(i
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US
TODAY
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
LADIES'
lathing
Suits
in
JANTZBN
UNIVERSAL'
and
I
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MAN
makes
i:TIIINC.
HELTS
H.S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
9
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(!
venue
and
Fulton
City
Meat
Market
Solvit
llros.
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Phone
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with
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nnd
Children
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Ui-gular
2.50
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Montreal
Importers
y
H.
Miller.
Proprietor,
"Wd
venue.
Prince
Rupert,
COAL
Your
choice
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Uohin
Hootl
Flour.
Phone
G8
p::pel
Fact!
Co.
oorner.
The
German
Army
la
tfU
In
re-toeat
and
the
Crown
Prince
hu
called
jtor
help
from
Ruppreeht
of
Bavarlu.
British,
French
and
Americana
all
re-pott
advance.
Queen
Mary
Chapter
I.OJ3JS.
realiz
ed
T7.80
at
1U
sale
Ut
Friday.
The
Trade
and
Labor
Council
an
notated
8.
V.
Oox,
Geo.
Hudderhain
and
8.
D.
MaodonaM
a
oonunittee
to
nuke
pretiaalnary
arrangement
for
Labor
Day
port.
TERRACE
Mima
Bather
Moore
arrived
from
Van
couver
on
Friday
to
spend
a
hoit
holiday
with
her
parent
Mr.
and
Mm
E
J.
Moore.
She
waa
accompanied
from
Prince
Rupert
by
Maa.
Hugh
8m.
th
rnd
two
children
who
are
also
?
uesu
at
the
Moore
home.
C.
R.
OUbert
returned
on
Friday
fol-
K-wlng
a
abort
buaineea
trip
to
Haz-
etton.
Mra.
H.
C.
Creelman
and
children
of
!Uek
spent
a
few
daya
in
town
during
then
past
week.
Mr.
Creelman.
who
waa
fonaterly
C.NJt.
station
agent
here
ha
bean
transferred
to
Topley.
where
Mrs
Creelman
and
children
will
join
turn
rater
Before
leaving
for
his
new
porltloo
Mr.
Creelman
purchased
a
new
ear
here.
Mr.
Henderecn.
who
wns
station
agent
at
Uek
before
Mr
Creelman,
Is
returning,
to
take
over
the
work
at
that
point
again.
Mam.
Lamb
and
two
children
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
have
spent
the
past
few
wewka
a
Uie
guests
of
Mrs.
W
8.
aatbnaon.
left
tar
bonne
on
Saturday.
I
I
The
asm
oal
picnic
of
the
United
Church
Sundny-acbool
waa
held
on
Friday
afternoon
on
the
picnic
grounds
on
Little's
Island.
A
large
number
of
kiddtea
were
in
attendance
and
there
was
also
a
good
turn
out
of
Sunday
school
teachers
and
other
sdults
to
heap
la
making
it
a
very
enjoyable
j
aSair.
A
awed
program
of
aporu
was
carried
out
after
which
a
picnic
.-up
j
per
waa
theriwsghly
enjoyed
The
puny
I
returned
to
town
about
etx
o'clock
tie-
j
lighted
with
the
Oafs
outing
,
'
Mia.
Bmmmltt
cf
Vancouver.
arr:v-;
ed
on
Friday
on
a
visit
at
the
home
of
her
son
Dr.
Brummltt.
of
Terrace,
j
0b
waa
am
in
Prlnee
Rupert
by
Mm
j
Brummltt,
Jr.
who
aeeompanled
her
to
Terraee.
Mn.
Perrawtt
of
Copper
City,
formerly
of
Terraee.
waa
taken
to
the
Har-elton
boapltal
on
Saturday
for
medical
i
treatment.
Sr.
and
Mn.
Brummi't
accompanies)
her
and
returned
home
on
under.
Mra.
Robert
Blaace
and
daughter
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
on
Saturday
to
;
spend
a
holiday
at
the
home
of
Mrs
W.
A.
King.
Mm.
Marry
King
left
on
Friday
on
s
vMt
to
bar
slater
Mra.
Donaldson
of
Tatkwa.
Mra.
King's
father
ho
reentry
arrived
frstn
KvighuMl
and
la
also
visiting
with
Mra.
Donaldson
Member
of
the
leeal
Canadian
U-
gkm
with
their
families
enjoyed
s
picnic
on
Sunday
at
Lakalae
Lake.
A
jfcara
eppwd
participated
in
the
outing
-srieaiker
of
ears
and
traeka
were
Employed
to
take
(be
crowd
to
tlie
'li.ae
what
kablea
weae
laid
and
lunch-r.
n
psreaVHI'of
program
of
"porta
was
carried
out
and
boating
and
uath-!
enjoyed.
Following
supper
the
party
ifturncd
to
town.
ALICE
ARM
A
big
dance
waa
held
at
the
Alice
Arm
Motel
on
Saturday
evening
!
H.
F.
Kergln,
M.LA.,
returned
home
on
ThuraeJay
after
spending
election
day
In
Anyax.
w.
A.
Talbot,
aaaVrtant
dlatrlot
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
woraa,
has
bean
here
from
Any-os
far
the
past
few
day
on
official
duties.
Mra.
L.
O'Connor
and
family
have
i
to
AHre
Arm
after
an
extended
ITlalt
In
Rd
Vea.
Alberta.
They
were
accompanied
by
Mra.
Dale.
Mr
O
Con-
Inor'a
mother,
who
will
be
here
until
nett
eprmg.
$
Peteiwou.
ooaaulMng
engineer
tof
tbe
Tlaar
JfUm.
vlalted
the
pro
perty
during
oe
weea.
Mim
MePariane
baa
arrived
from
Port
lummend
to
vult
with
ner
aum.
n.
J.
A.
Anderson.
w
.
sootaman
and
though
he
-..um.
believer
In
the
we
nituww"
..
.
Ar
mMiioal
science
he
roarvess-o.
....h
lbd
lost
Ms
rt.arwcieri....
-
'trait
Of
eannlncaa
for
on
going
Eu-lee-fV
:r,tmeht
for
re-,)wn..lnr
V
r
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bv
i-!.ih
he
bough,
a
one
way
twrat-
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'"T
travel
for
hal
ttut
journey
he
would
Nomination
Illank
in
The
Prince
Hupert
Daily
News
"Everybody
Wins"
Campaign
Good
for
5,000
Votes
I
hereby
enter
and
east
5,000
votes
for
Miss,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
as
a
candidate
In
The
Prince
If
u
port
Dally
News
"Rverybody
Wins
Prtre
Distribution.
Address
Phone
Nole
Only
one
nomination
blank
will
lie
credited
to
eaeh
candidate
nominated.
fo
nothing
to
request
full
details
or
to
enter
the
Campaign.
And
it
may
mean
a
great
aeai
lq
you.
man
or
uring
n
coupon
at
once.
It
may
be
your
passport
to
"better
times'
the
means
of
getting
more
enjayment
out
of
to
get
in
on
this
GREAT
OFFER
takes
only
astamp
or
a
trip
to
headquarters
and
it
doesn't
obligate
you
in
or
bring
in
the
coupon.
The
opportunity
of
owning
one
of
these
cars
is
certainly
worth
that
little
trouble.
Send
or
Bring
This
Coupon
in
Today
for
Yourself
or
a
Friend
You
Are
Invited
to
Participate
Questions
and
Answers
QUESTION
Is
4
hare
a
feparate
list
of
awards
for
each
of
the
two
districts?
?
''fSSESt
ANSWMit
Yav
Bergs
of
the
districts
it
assured
one
of
the
two
big
enclosed
automobiles
and
just
as
many
eaih
award
as
their
are
active
eaa-
Q
UESTI
ON
I
Iw
t
iheterrttory
divided?
ANSWER
The
territory
covered
by
The'
Daily
News
has
been
divided
into
two
eeparate
districts
in
order
to
Insure
an
es)nitabie
distrrbntlon
of
the
many
big?
irifta.
One
of
these
districts
is
in
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
other
district
comprises
oniy
the
territory
outaWe
ifiee
Bopert
city
limits.
The
candidates
in
one
district
are
NOT
in
competition
with
the
candidates
in
the
other
district
for
the
district
prises.
y
QUESTION
How
many
active
candidates
are
now
entered
in
the
campaign?
ANSWER
At
the
present
time
there
are
not
as
many
active
candidates
as
there
are
big
prim.
I.
Question
May
I
secure
subscriptions
outside
of
ray
own
district?
ANSWER
Yes.
You
may
secure
subscriptions
and
votes
anywhere.
QUESTION
Since
I
am
allowed
to
secure
subscriptions
anywhere,
why
are
the
prises
set
aside
for
different
districts?
ANSWER
The
prises
are
set
aside
in
different
districts
to
make
Ism
cam
petition
for
the
resfwethr)
candidates.
In
order
to
win
one
of
the
big
eaclosed
cars
you
do
not
have
to
have
more
votes
than
the
ether
other
candidates
throughout
the
entire
territory
covered
by
The
Daily
News.
Yon
only
have
to
have
more
votes
than
the
few
contenders
in
your
own
district
QUESTION
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.
QUESTION
May
subscriptions
be
taken
from
persons
now
subscribing
to
The
Daily
News
as
well
as
from
new
subscribers?
ANSWER
All
subscriptions,
whether
new
or
renewal,
count
a
certain
number
of
votes
m
shewn
by
the
vote
schedule.
QUESTION
May
I
take
subscriptions
to
be
started
at
some
future
dste?
ANSWER
Yea.
Simnty
make
a
notation
oi
the
stab
in
your
receipt
book
to
that
effect.
QUESTION
How
ean
I
enter
the
Gift
Distrfbetion?
ANSWER
Simply
by
filling
oat
the
noamlasMiblsmlLaiaring
on
this
page.
Semi
or
bring
it
to
this
of
flee,
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QUWQIsjP.
tMK
aaything
to
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...
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V.
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tost
you
one
cent
to
Mitianwin
everfWS&e
,
4
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"QUaBTlDNw-Wbe
is
the
best
Ume
to
enter?
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,
1
ANSWEll
Now,
while
subscriptions
count
the
most
votes.
More
vstos.
.srejriveo
iiurincJh
fi
r?t
.Turtthe
eftmiAlpn
than
will
be
given
later.
QUESTION
Will
subscriptions
be
wortli
more
to
-r.e
later
in
the
campaign
than
they
are
now?
.
ANSWER
Subscriptions
are
positively
worth
many
!raes
more
votes
durring
the
early
part
of
the
campaign
than
they
will
be
at
any
other
later
date
fn
the
campaign.
QUESTION
Is
there
any
danger
of
the
campaign
being
extended
or
called
off?
ANSWER
Positively
no
changes
will
be
made
in
the
campaign.
The
full
details
and
particulars
as
published
will
be
strictly
adhered
to
and
not
altered
in
the
least
QUESTION
Am
I
assured
any
compensation
for
my
time?
ANSWER
Every
active
participant
who
fails
to
win
one
of
the
big
prliea
Is
GUARANTEED
a
cash
award
equal
to
10
per
cent
(one-tenth)
of
every
dollar
they
turn
in
for
subscriptions.
x
,
QUESTION
Who
will
win
the
two
big
eaclosed
automobiles?
ANSWER
The
two
people
who
realize
that
the
good
things
of
life
have
te
be
gone
after.
Nothing
worth
having
was
ever
gotten
without
some
effort.
If
you
have
the
determination
to
enter
and
sajf
to
yourself,
"I
am
going
to
win,"
your
battle
Is
half
won.
QUE8TI0N
Where
and
how
can
I
secure
any
further
Information
or
assistance
regarding
the
campaign?
ANSWER
The
Dally
News
hss
secured
the
services
of
a
Circulation
Campaign
Manager
who
is
thorosKbly
experienced
in
this
line
of
work.
He
can
be
found
at
The
Dally
News
office
eurh
day
from
9
a.
m.
until
8
p.m.
and
is
hire
tor
the
sole
jwrpose
of
wmtsUBg
eaeh
proon
who
desires
Informs-tlon
and
assistance
on
the
canjalin.
Phone
i
til
B
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anevrroys
y
.
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For
full
and
complctcinformation
rcallfbn,
telephone
or
write
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AIiiN
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inc
rrrince
icupert
uaiiy
Campaign
Headquarters
located
on
the
second
floor
of
The
Daily
News
Ruilding,
213
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
are
open
each
evening
until
8
o'clock.
PHONE
531.
ACT
NOW!
Everybody
Wins
ACT
NOW!