'
Tula
'J
1I1VU
No
1
A.
Folding
Kodaks
From
12.25
No
2
f
.
Folding
Kodaks
From
$18.50
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mc:3e
picnic.
July
28.
-"holir
Bazaar.
October
to
U
Know
iamonds?
195,00.
7T
CiEWELLERS
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCr;
an:!
15H
k
diamond
should
lo
clear
and
-""Parent-
lllin
uMor
with
nn
It
should
be
the
proper
shape
'd
CuUinir.
KODAK
TIME
;
s
Browniesirom
$2.25
Vest
Pocket
Kodaks
...
.$5.00
No.
1
Folding
Kodaks
7rom
$11.25
No.
3
A.
Folding
Kodaks
From
$34.00
Cine
Kodak
(Movie),
f.
3.5.
lens
$100.00
Kodak
Films,
all
sizes
in
stock.
Developing
and
printing
for
amateurs.
Daily
service.
Quality
finish.
Ormes
Ettt.
yie
Pioneer
Druggists
THIRD
AVE.
If
SIXTH
ST.
-
TELEPHONES
8200
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
1JKEAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PHINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
A.
W.
EDGE
CO.
!
WHOLESALE
AND
RETAIL
DISTRIBUTORS
IN
!
Ornamental,
Window,
Mirror
and
Plate
Glass
h
;
British
America
Paint,
Oils
Varnishes
and
Satin-Glo
Benjamin
Moore's
Muresco
Old
English
Floor
Wax
-
.
Simms
Brushes
'.i
Wallpaper
and
Building
Papers
!
Burlaps,
Cheese
Cloth
and
Beaver
Board
Phone
Red
53
PRINCE
RUPERT
330
Second
Ave.
"BUILD
II.
C."
Ir-
L-
Wilson,
writing
from
'
H
u
nu
u
,
.
....
should
have
good
brilliancy.
.
ToInt
in
Northern
British
Col
urn-
VA
...tii
,
...
-
I.J.
......
We
have
a
beautthit
diamond
agement
rlntr
wH,
cin
..orjif
ureter
it
to
other
milks
which
we
have
bought
when
out
of
Paclfle."
It
is
only
real
milk
quality
that
can
deepen
an
impression
like
this.
PACIFIC
MILK
Factory
at
Abhotsford,
B.C.
Charles.
.
L.
II.
Hinton
of
this
city
Is
surveying
mineral
claims
in
the
Kitsault
Valley.
In
the
police
court
this
morn
ing
Nick
Belvis
svas
fined
$25
for
Intoxication.
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
arrived
Bert
Walters
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
staff
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
this
morning
from
the
south.
W.
Marsh
of
the
Western
Air
ways
Ltd.
came
in
on
the
Catala
yesterday
and
was
taken
by
ths
'ambulance
to
the
hospital
for
treatment.
TOE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
4
a
Taxi
Phone
4,
Big
4
Taxi,
tf
It.
E
.Allen,
district
forester,
returned
from
the
interior
yesterday.
7,
.
:
.....!
Customs
Inspector
Miller
ar
rived
this
morning
on
the
Prince
in
port
this
morning
and
sails
for
the
south
at
4
o'clock.
The
westbound
train
Is
reported
on
time,
due
at
3:30
this
afternoon
with
passengers
and
mail.
Dentist
Dr.
586.
JR.
Gosse.
Phone
flM.'fifnes
.left.
n
this
morui
ing's
trajn
for
Terrace.
Mrs.
P.
WirigHa'rn'arrlved'home
yesterday
on
the
Catala
from
Vancouver.
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.,
M.
Hansen
of
S.
C.
Cooper
and
George
De
connection
with
his
regular
du-
mssws
SUPERINTENDENT
WW.
Considerable
Improvements
are
being
made
to
the
lumber
shipping
wharf
by
the
C.N.R.
Planking
is
being
replaced
and
a
railing
ha
been
built
next
the
water
as
a
guard.
The
Geological
Society
Tour
went
east
by
train.
This
party
consisted
of
about
ten
persons.
II.
B.
Rochester,
who
accom
Making
a
trip
to
Alice
Arm
yesterday
to
take
two
engineers
to
"I
have
lived
n
the
coast
for
the
Red
Cliff
property
owned
by
four
years
and
used
Pacific
;
Joseph
McPhee,
the
seaplane
Milk
by
the
ease.
I
have
had
piloted
by
Walter
Gilbert
arrived
had
wonderful
results
and'Oacit
a
iew
minuies
oeiore
live.
making
the
trip
in
a
few
minutes
less
than
the
hour.
He
brought
south
N.
Fraser,
manager
of
the
Esperama
mine,
who
is
most
enthusiastic
over
tills
method
of
travel.
Mr.
Fraser
said
It
was
the
smoothest
thing
he
had
ever
experienced.
Thero
was
not
a
bump.
When
they
came
to
a
cloud
they
either
went
over
It
or
under
and
on
arrival
the
engine
was
shut
off
three
thousand
feet
up
and
she
coasted
down
and
land-
COMING
FOR
MEETING
PROCEEDSWITH
POWER
WORK
AT
-AMERICAN
CREEK
Mgr.
J.
J.
L'ittle
Maked
Announcement
of
Work
Proceeding
at
Stewart;
Has
Been
Buying
Lonchamp
of
Terrace
were
In
the
commence
city
at
the
week-end.
J.
J.
Little,
general
manager
of
Port
Simnson
are
WitoM
In
'the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
.
"
Y
.
.
i
i
.
.
1
i
n
city
;over
th''weefi-end.
announces
umay
mai
me
rower
Corporation
has
sent
in
.construction
engineer
J.
I.
Boulian
to
OF
RUPERT
PRESBYTERY
13.1c
and
8c.
The
Presbytery
of
Prince
Rupert
will
meet
in
First
United
Church
on
Wednesday,
August
7,
on
the
arrival
of
(he
train
from
the
east.
Rev.
George
A.
Wilson,
D.D.,
su-
ktaJKtAH.l
1
J
-r
party
arrhed
in
the
city
on
the
c
has
,ntJmated
that
he
eta
Prlnce
Rupert
this
morning
and
to
be
present.
Rev.
A.
Wilson.
B.A..
of
First
United
Church.
Prince
Rupert,
is
chairman
of
the
Presbytery
and
uev.
T.
11.
WriKin,
B.A..
of
panied
Mrs.
Rochester
to
Port
"wl'nn
is
secretary.
Prince
?"r-T
jEssington
at
the
week-end,
re-
f'peft
Presbytery
covers
a
very
man,
G.
Bourque,
Mrs.
P.
Wing-jat
her
summer
thmp.
,j
ham
and
Mrs.
Vance,
for
Prince
1
,
,
'
Iiuirt;
D.
Potts
L.
T.
Davies,
'
Tnre
were
a
number
of
round
TLNDERS
.,,.,,,r.
....v..
WANTED
Mrs.
Broadfoot,
Mrs.
Mathesonj
trippers
on
the
Catala
yesterday
J.
A.
McKensle
Ed.
Seabrook'and
tne
veMe'
a'
took
a
num-
Tenders
for
concessions
at
the
and
L.
McQuarr'ie
for
Stewart
;;ber
of
Ingers
to
the
new
mill
Exhibition
will
be
received
up
to
R.
M.
DeForrest
B.
L.
Terrin
lown
01
.ngiewooa,
at
tne
north
.
m.
on
luesaay,
Juiy
as,
vjvj.
J.
Hughes,
!hes.
M.
Hughes,
Mr.
and
ena
01
vancouver
imna-
.J9
ralr
0rtl
UI,,e
Mrs.
R.
Roberts
for
Anyox
Used
By
The
Case
Arrivals
from
Premier
over
the
week-end
included
Bert
F.
Smith.
T.
N.
Spettlgue,
L.
H.
Chapman,
Harry
Melville
and
S.
Kellj.
They
left
this
morning
on
the
train
eastbound.
ARRIVED
FROM
ALICE
ARMBY
PLANESUNDAY
PRINCE
RUPERT
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Sealed
tenders
will
b
received
by
(he
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
July
27th
for
eighty-eight
(88)
square
yards
of
green
Battleship
Linoleum,
grade
A.
A.
A.
Price
i
to
include
delivery
to
hospital
but
'
rot
the
laying
down
.
j
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
1
.-$
II.
W.
BIRCH,
aG7)
Secretary.
I
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Dally.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
We
Have
been
appointed
sole
agents
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
famous
BROOKS-BANK
CERTIFIED
MILK.
Price,
25c
per
quart.'
The
same
In
Prince
Rupert
as
in
Vancouver.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657,
Atli,
6600,
IS.lc
and
8c.
the
construction
of
their
new
hydro-electric
plant
at
American
Creek,
near
Stewart
Mr.
C.
Slebbin
was
a
passensrer
He
came
through
from
Montreal
aboard
the
Princess
Adelaide
and
wW
't
undertake
the
pre-fhis
morning
for
Wrangle.
liminary
work
of
erection
of
of-
jfjees
and
then
will
proceed
at
P.
J.
Ryan
returned
to
the
once
witn
actual
construction,
city
on
yesterdaV
afternoon's'
Locally
Mr.
Little
says
they
are
train
from
a
business
trip
to
Kit-
7t
quite
ready
to
proceed
wanga.
but
will
be
making
an
announce-
Dr.
Dickey,
eye,
ear,
nose
and
jment
as
soon
as
possible,
throat
specialist,
will
be
at
Mc-
Mr.
and
Sir's.'
'Vl.
Gonzales
'
Little
has
been
south
mak-Cutcheon's
Drug
Store
until
Aug-
have
been
holidaying
at
Lake
purchases
for
the
store
they
ust
1.
iKathlyn
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
n
;are
opening
In
the
Besner
Block
.Warner.
.
'
"IT
The
Princess
Adelaide
arrived
j
in
port
at
5:30
this
morning
with
Miss
Berdel
Jajk
returned
to
a
full
passenger
list
and
sailed
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's!
for
the
north
at
8:30.
.train
from
a
holiday
trip
to'
RtBamoi"
Prlnrnx
AflolaMa
if.
Smjthers.
I
rived
this
morning
about
seven
Among
the
arrivals
here
on
th
and
which
will
not
officially
open
until
September,
American
with
a
large
list
of
tourists
and
Catala
yesterday
was
M.
II.
Helgland,
28000,
Royal
Fish
a
few
local
passengers.
'
Day
who
boarded
the
vessel
at
Co.,
IS.lc
and
8c.
!
Bella
Bella.
Rainer,
27000,
Cold
Storage,
Steamer
Prince
Charles
arrived
ll&2e
and
8e.
this
morning
on
time
at
10:80
Mrs.
Walter
Vance
returned
Baltic,
11000,
Cold
Storage,
15c
carrying
a
good
many
tourists
yesieraay
irom
Vancouver
where
and
8c.
and
a
few
local
passengers.
sne
naa
been
holidaying,
coming
Augusta,
16000,
AUIn
Fish-
north
on
the
qatala.
eriea,
16c
and
8c.
I
Sherman,
16000,
Booth
Fish-
E.
Solem,
for
having
liquor
for
eries,
15.8c
and
8c.
sale
at
Cow
Bay
was
fined
$800
Teddy
J.,
18000,
Cold
Storage,
and
eosts
by
Magistrate
McCly-
14.6c
and
8c,
mont
in
the
eitf
police
court
this
Ureka,
12000,
Booth
Fisheries,
morning.
,14.7c
and
8c.
'
Thora,
6600,
Booth
Fisheries,
Frederic
Whitebause
of
Any
ox
15.8c
and
8c.
passed
through
Prince
Rupert
Eastern
Toint.
(5000.
Paelfic
last
week
en
route
to
Manitou.
Fisheries.
15.8c
and
8c.
.
.
7
.
...
3Ian-
whre
m
to
be
married
Mayflower,
9500,
Pacific
Fish-
.uW'.0'
,ff"
t0
M,M
UIa
Jean
Brad,y-
,.
UL5e
and
8c.
the
City
Hall
returned
to
the
city
'
'
,
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
this
Jnthua
Tit
n
Tn,u
.......
Canadian
ywrngaiirsiiKaTnoHaay
trip
in
lined
in
police
court
this
morn-
Takk,
81000,
AtHn
Fisheries,
me
jwuin.
me
QV
'A
M
Mutrfniratp
Mrfrlv.
1.
?.
-
"
.v
vmj
0
lilt
V.
,
raonl
th
um
of
Zo
and
$1
costs
Melville.
12000,
Cold
Storage,
v.
aucrnor,
ror
naving
liquor
In
his
posses-
13.1c
and
8c,
arrived
in
ine
eny
over
in
sion.
wk-end
from
the
Interior
in
Booth
Fisheries,
Toodie,
8500,
Pacific
Fisheries,
13.1c
and
8c.
Tramp,
15000,
Atlin
Fisheries.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
B.C.
Silver,
1.86,
1.50.
Bayview,
2's,
3.
Big
Missouri,
1.49,
1.50.
Cork
Province,
10,
11.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
50.
Duthie.
58,
GO.
George
Copper,
11.85,
11.50.
Georgia
River,
34,
35.
Golconda,
1.07,
1.09.
Grand
view,
434,
44.
Independence,
9V4,
9
V4.
Indian,
4,
5,
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
8G.
38.
Kootenay
Florence,
Nil,
14'&.
L.
&
L.,
2,
3.
Lucky
Jim,
,
11.
Mohawk.
3,
Nil.
Morton
Woolsey,
5,
54.
Marmot
River
Gold,
Nil,
5.
Marmot
Metals,
3H,
Nil.
National
Silver,
12&
14.
Noble
Five,
62,
68.
.
Oregon
Copper,
24,
25.
Tend
Oreille,
5.85,
5.90.
Pioneer
Gold,
1.25.
1.50.
Premier.
1.65,
1.G8.
Porter
Idaho,
48,
55.
Reeves
acdonald,
175,
1.80.
Rufus
Argenta,
30,
31
.
Ruth
Hope.
84'i,
Nil.
Silver
Crest,
5i.
6.
cilversmith.
8.
10.
Sloes
n
King,
4,
5.
Slocan
Rambler,
Nil,
12.
Snowflake.
35Vi,
37.
Sunloch,
2.25,
2.30.
Topley
Richfield,
25,
27.
Whitewater,
75,
77.
Woodbine.
4,
5.
George
Enterprise,
Nil,
30.
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated,
4.10,
4.14.
Calmont,
5.20,
5.25.
Dalhousle,
3.90,
4.00.
Devenlsh,
51,
55.
Fabyan
Pete,
8.
9)
Home,
23.35,
23.40.
Mayland.
10.00.
10.20.
McLeod.
3.90,
4.00.
Midwest.
62.
Nil.
Mercurv,
T.34,
1.35.
Dallas.
2.90.
H.00.
I'-rgaX
1.50.
1.55.
Freehold.
1.28.
Nil.
Sterling
Pacific.
1.95.
1.97
Turner
Valley,
TP.
NIL,,'.
y
.Shcrritt
r.ordon,,
7A$j0,-Njl.
i
8th
of
a
Strict
EXTRACTS
FROM
VICKERS'
DIARY
1752
"Brother
John
now
at
Plymouth
Hoc.
observes
that
the
Local
Items
Miss
Edna
Ungcr
is
visiting
in
Anyox.
The
Chicago
Medical
Tour
party,
CQnsisting
of
10
medical
men
from
Chicago
and
vicinity,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
"Irom
the
round
trip
to
Alaska
and
left
by
train
to
return
to
their
homes.
"Seadogi"
the
world
over
s
war
by
the
flavour,
purity
and
valui
ofthitrarttpirit,
which
hat
gained
popularity
in
every
port
of
the
Seven
Seat!
high
naval'officersof
the
great
tfc
fleet
of
His
Majesty's
Ships'
assembled
there,
are
much
intrigued
with
the
pleasing
qualities
of
Vickers'
Gin,
many
cases
of
which
Have
been
ordered
for
the
VICKER
FINEST
IONDON
DRY
GIN
JOSEPH
JOHN
VICKERS
t
CO.
LJ.
IOMXM
I
"J
SO
tMCLS0
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
BUG
CHASERS
'MONUMENT
IS
ARE
BEATEN
BY
I
UNVEILED
BY
HALIBUT
MEN
PATRICKBURNS
Two
Softball
Games
at
Week-End
Prove
Interesting
Two
games,
of
spf
tball
was
played
on
the
C.
N.
grounds
on
Saturday
afternoon.
'
The
first
game
between
the
Biological
Board
and
a
pickup
team
of
the
C.N.
,
the
experimental
team
winning
by
one
run,
the
score
being
17
to
16.
It
was
a
good
game
with
the
Biological
Board
getting
away
to
a
flying
start,
getting
12
runs
(0
the
opposing
team's
five
in
the
first
three
innings,
but
the
railroad
boys
lighting
up
after
that.
Biological
Board
C.N.
Black
Taylor
Broeklesby
Holroyd
Smith
Harold
Freeman
Morrison
Bedford
Mcintosh
Kask
Somers
Denstedt
Foreman
Steplln
Smith
Allen
Rose
The
second
game
proved
very
Interesting
when
the
halibut
packers
took
on
the
bug
chasers
from
the
Biological
Board.
Whether
the
Biological
boys
eouldn'ttand
the
smell
of
fish
or
not
it
is
hard
to
say,
but
they
couldn't
play
ball
against
the
fish
house.
This
being'
the
first
time
there
has
been
a
team
from
fish
plauts,
they
made
a
very
good
showing
by
downing
their
opponents
8
to
6.
Pierce
for
the
fish
house
made
some
very
nice
pickups
at
short
but
seemed
to
think
as
long
as
he
hit
the
yard
office
the
runner
was
out.
Meniie
piayed
a
nice
game
on
first,
as
did
Dougherty
pitching.
For
the
Biological
Board,
Black
catching
and
Smith
pitching
makes
a
first-class
battery.
Fish
Houses
Starr,
Meniie,
KIrkendall,
Dougherty,
Pierce,
Solem,
Ferguson,
Gllker,
Hanson.
Biological
Board
Black,
Smith,
Brock,
Stevens,
Bedford,
Kask,
Freeman,
Allen,
Deirstedt.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
July
22:
The
nrice
of
wheat
quoted
today
on
the
exchange
was
$1.01.
'
Famous
Missionary
Honored
by
Many
Yesterday
at
St.
Albert
Alberta
ST.
ALBERT.
Alta.,
July
22:
In
honor
of
the
man
whom
the
Indians
called
"The
Noble
Soul"
and
"The
Man
With
the
Good
Heart."
and
who
has
come
to
be
known
in
history
as
one
of
the
greatest
pioneers
in
Western
Canada.
8000
men
and
women
gathered
today
at
the
little
town
of
St
Albert,
nine
miles
out
of
j
Edmonton,
oq
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
"For
67
years
he
labored
for
God.
his
fellow
men
and
his
country,"
says
the
inscription
on
the
base
of
the,
monument
to
Father
Lacotpbe
which
was
unveiled
yesterday
afternoon,
and
citiiens
prominent
in
the
affairs
of
the
Northwest
and
of
Canada
I
itself,
paid
tribute
to
him
as
a
man,
a
teacher
and
a
builder.
Born
ins
Quebec
in
1827,
Father
Lacombe
came
west
in
1349
and
built
his
mission
at
St.
Albert
I
nearly
60
years
ago.
Today,
high
on
the
hill
and
within
a
step
of
the
old
log
church
which
afterwards
became
the
cathedral,
stands
the
life
sise
figure
in
bronse
of
the
great
missionary.
With
cross
uplifted
as
in
the
days
of
his
heroism
among
the
Indians,
Father
Lacombe
stands
and
looks
down
over
the
valley.
The
statue
'vs
brought
from
France
by
means
of
the
efforts
of
Rev.
Father
Jan.
O.M.I.,
parish
priest
of
St.
Albert,
assisted
by
prominent
citizens
and
old
timers
of
I
Alberta,
and
by
a
group
of
patrons,
of
which
one
of
the
most
I
Interested
was
Sir
Henry
Thorn-
'ton.
The
statue
was
unveiled
by
Pat
rick
Burns
of
Calgary,
old
friend
of
Father
Lacombe,
and
addresses
were
delivered
by
Hon.
Charles
Stewart,
minister
of
the
Interior,
Ligoury
Lacombe,
M.P.,
relativo
of
the
honored
missionary,
and
representative
of
Qutbec,
His
Honor"
Dr.'
WilNam
Hgbef
t,
Lieut.-Governor
of
Alberta,
Mayor
A.
IL
G.
Bury,
of
Edmonton,
His
Grace
Archbishop
O'Leary,
Rev.
Dr.
D.
G.
McQueen,
old
timer
and
chap
lain
of
the
old
timers
association
I
of
Northern
Alberta.
Dr.
J.
L.
iPetitclerc,
president
of
.the
French-Canadian
Association
of
Alberta,
und
.Tames
E.
Rellly,
sec-retiiry
of
the
Kuther
Lacombe
Memorial.
Father
.Tan,
Mayor
llogan
oi
St.
Albert
and
Lucien
Romlreau.
M.P.P..
for
St.
Albert,
1
welcomed
the
visitors.