TWO
The
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News
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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Except
Sunday,
by
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Managing-Editor-
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:
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period",
ald
In
advance
J5.00
Rest
yearling,
grade
1,
Geo.
Do-
Thomson;
2.
Tom
Lever.
For
leaser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
.iia.ii.iiu.
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
93
DAILY
SniTION
You
can't
keep
out
of
trouble
just
by
refusing
to
strike
the
first
blow.
A
teleohone
pole
never
attacks
a
car.
NOT
IMMIGRATION
BUT
TRANSPORTATION
It
must
be
a
great
disappointment
to
a
mosquito
when
he
drill
a
bald
head
and
strikes
hardpan
so
near
the
surface.
COUNTING
THE
COST
.50
Wednesday,
Sept
18,
1929
THE
COAST
OUTLET
FOR
PE-ACE
RIVER
At
the
present
time
part
of
the
cost
of
carrying
grain
iJ
The
residents
of
the
district
thihk
that
if
a
coast
out-
K1c
only
place
heard
from
outside
of
Vancouver,
and
the
name
of
the
city
was
on
everybody's
!ins.
The
Dennle
nt
thp
OU'LL.J
mire
tl.eHot-
Soint
PercoUior
for
iti
full
zvbttel
colftt
.
.
.
nJ
tlie
ifely
device
vliicli
proiecti
Li
1
bt
percolator.
$21.95.
DISPLAYED
IN
THEIR
SHOWROOMS
Pbwer
Corporation
of
Canada
iver;
2,
Walter
McConnell.
By
maii
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Centra)
British
GcloriVf.
Best
milch
cow
,
grade
1.
Or
four
months
for
LiXVswann;
2,
Geo.
Dover.
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
.
3.00
j
Best
totf
In
fair
1,
3.
Swanfi:
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
t..
1.4C
Geo.
Dover.
Transient
advertising
o
front
page,
per
inch
.......
2.80
1
Best
Vo-yeafold
heifer
1,
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
J
.25
Swann;
2.
Mrs.
Braun.
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
13
three-year-old
cow
1,
J.
By
mail
f.o
a.l
other
cour.trlh?,
per
year
7
60j2,
a.
Therr
tt
Sons.
Bj
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
..........
6-00
J.
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
.'
02.
Wilson
it
Giggey
special,
best
Section
2
Swine
Best
brood
sow
1,
3.
A.
McCon
ne'1l;
2,
Mrs.
Geo.
Hlppi
Best
scrlna
piz
1.
Mrs.
Hipp:
2.
Mmer
McConnell.
Section
3
Poultry
Twf
named
hens
1.
W.
A.
King:
2,
J.
A.
Metionnell.
Two
named
pnlleti
1,
W.
A
King;
i.
Mrs.
Grant
j
3,
Mrs.
Spit
&
Thomson;
2,
James
Lever.
Kf
Pearl
Grant
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday.
September
lg
i92
LIS.T
0F
PRIZES
AWARDED
AT
THE
TERRACE
FALL
FAIR
I
Section
1
Cattle
Three
rutabagas
1
Rflnt,.
12.
Lanffeaf
tt
French.
Geo.
Mrs.
Shff-
Best
spring
ttt
grad
1,
Wal-
v.ood:
1,
Trim
Lever.
!tr
MrrYinm.il!
2
A
fWlm-p
I
Throw
roA
rarrnti
1.
Hamlin
&
Three
white
carrots
1.
Tom
Le-
:
2.
Hamlin
&
Thdmas.
Collection,
field
roots
1,
Harrlln
U
Thohisori;
2,
Jame
lever!
3.
Mis.
Bonier.
seelloh
?
flowers
Six
astefs-1.
Mrs;
Harry
King.
six
aannas
i.
wirs.
i.
n.en-hey;
2,
Mil
N.
Sherwood.
Six
carnations,
1J.
C.
Swann?
2.
Mrs.
G.
C.
King.
Six
everlastings
i.
Lanzrear
&
t
rench
;
2.
Billy
Bohlef.
Six
roses
1.
Mrs.
Des
Jardlns:
2.
Airs.
Braun.
SI
A.O.V.
tot
flowers
i,
Lanz-frar
it
French;
2.
Mrs.
E.
M.
Smith
Twelve
sweet
peas
1,
A.
Attree;
j
2,
D.
A.
MKlnnon.
Twelve
pansles
1,
Lanzrear
&
from
the
Peace
River
country
to
the
market
is
absorbed!
'
Named
cock-l
w.
a.
King;
iMrs.
Des
Jardlns.
by
the
railway
oompanies,
the
present
charge
averaging
Mrs.
j.
lipp.
i
Bouquet
of
fiowers-i-i,
Mrs
Des
about
five
cents
a
bushel
more
than
from
the
Citv
of
Ed-
Named
cockerel
1,
Lanfreaf
ardlns;
2,
Mrs.
H.
King.
monton.
j
French;
2,
Mrs.
H.
King:
3,
W.
A.
Flowering
plant
1
Lanzrear
6i
,
i.i
i
Mi
xi.
n
i
.
.
.
.
.
,
opeciai,
cup
biiu
saucci
uuiai
1
?iiage
niani
i,
Mrs.
i.
j.
Jet
is
DUlll
mey
Wll.
maKe
a
saving
Ot
aDOUt
twelve
cents
by
Mr.
R.
W.
Riley
for
most
points
iPatrlck;
2.
Mrs.
Christie.
a
bushel.
On
a
thousand
bushels
the
saving
to
them
would
iW
poultry
w.
a.
King.
special.
Michaufl
Bros,
most
be
about
$120.
As
nobody
raises
less
than
a
thousand
;
Section
1
drains
and
Grasses
!Pln,s
on
flowers
Lanzrear
&
busheb
and
some
raise
ten
thousand
or
more,
it
is
clear!
jFal
p.
Sheaf
of
wheat-i.
Hampton;
ReT
A.
w
Roblnsun
why
the
farmers
of
that
part
of
the
country
are
keen
to
2.
Mrs.
Bohier.
111.
K.
have
the
outlet
built
as
Soon
as
possible.
,
Sheaf
Ot
oats
1.
Tom
Lever;
2,iKmp;
,
MIssR
Deacon.
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
are
actuated
largelv
by
F-Kampton-
,
.
j
un,
C3
gimu
kiuww.
O
w
iiiu
..w
lariiiers
HaBww
wou:u
T
W
V
V
KS
Deneill
ana
tne
Rh,f
nf
tkA
eWrl.
James
L.
Mcintosh:
2.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Kirk-
port
would
benefit.
It
would
be
good
for
all.
'French:
S,
Hamer
&
Corlett.
Kirl;
,1
Lever;
2,
Tom
Lever.
;patrick.
!
Sheaf
of
timothy
1,
James
Le-
Red
Astrachan
apples
1,
W.
J.
;ver;
2,
Tom
Lever.
1
Martin;
2,
A.
Attrev
Pint
of
timothy
seed
1
.Hamltn
!
Duchess
of
Oldensoer?;
apples
I,
2,
W.
C.
Chap-
1,
James
Lever:
2.
Tom
Leveh",
1
Gravenstiin
applet--!,
Uts.
It.
Collection
of
grasses
and
clover'
King;
2,
w.
J.
Martin:
"
Ihe
people
of
the
Peace
Rivet
declare
they
do
not
want
1.
James
Lever;
2.
Biiiy
.Bohier.
immigration
but
transporUtfon,
.
Given
the
latter
the1
RMllMi
SeC"n
svnafcie.
'
Three
rutabaoas
1.
Hamlin
Thomson:
2,
C
A.
Thomas.
fi.
".l
,
.
1
'
.
.
-
-
!
Six
green
tomatoes
1
Martin:
2,
Mrs.
Turner.
W.
3.
I
Six
nunvd
potatoes
1.
Franks,
2",
Hamlin
A;
Thomson.
'
Twelve
pods
of
peas
1,
Mrs.
C.
C.
king;
2,
Hamer
tz
Corlett.
'
Twelve
pods
of
beans
1,
W.
J.
;
Martin;
2,
HAmlih
tt
Thomson.
I
Twelve
stalks
fhubarb
1,
V.
J.
:
Martin:
2,
Lanerear
It
French.
!
Bushel
potatoes,
named
1.
F.
Franks:
Hamllri
it
Th6msori;
3,
C.
II.
Thontas.
I
Collection
of
vegetables
1,
Jaa
iLeteri
2.
Hamltn
ti
Thomson;
3.
Bfllv
tiohler.'
snow
apples
1,
miu
rearson.
V't
ghef
applfs1,
itr..
Will
Rob--
former
will
follow
with
Hantrnne,
rnnWitv
T
fof
.
'
i!qi4:
2,
W.
C.
Chapttfln.
K;i,lf
1
Vi
"
li
t
l1
T
"1
,
Two
neads
early
caboage
l,
H.
.Vralthy
apples
1,
A.
Therr
&
building
of
a
coast
outlet
wou'd
be
the
best
possible
immi-
Haiiiweii;
2,
c
h.
Thomas.
j
7
2
w
b
chap.n
gratlOU
policy
for
the
country.
It
WOUld
advertise
the
Two
heads
late
cabbage
l.
C.
H.j
Mcintosh
Red
apple-l.
Hamlin
Peace
country
as
nothing
else
Could
and
the
lands
would
Thomas;
2.
F.
DeKergemeaux.
.&
Thomson;
2,
W.
J.
Martin.
nil
1111
up
up
and
mm
provide
proviue
traffic
irainc
just
jusc
as
as
fast
last
as
as
the
the
rails
rails
were
were
'
neacu
rea
c&DDe-1'
u-
Delicious
apples
1.
a.
TKerr
&
aid
In
that
respect
the
line
differalgreatly
from
that
to
''
,
the
Hudson
s
Bay.
It
wouM
be
a
Davinfr
line
richt
fmm
1
.
.
"
V
CD
O
-
w--
mr
savoy
cabbage-l.i
A.c.v.
apple-l,
A.
Au.t-;
2;
W.
Thomson;
u
z,
Mrs.
J-c.
Ohspman
Llpps.
j-i'Twtlve
Hyslop
crabapr
i
Two
heads
lettuce
1,
Lanzrear
Franks;
2,
Mrs.
II.
King.
;
&;chaud
BroA-
2,
W.
J.
Martin
1
ii
mat.
mw
v.ii.v
was
iiiitKiiijj
a
OUi
io
De-
Thomson;
2,
James
Lever.
Thomas
1,
F.
&
French;
2.
Hamlin
it
Thomsou
Twelve
transparent
cnbappies
J
I
Two
heads
cauiuiowcr
1,
jamesu,
v.
j.
Martin;
2,
A.
C.
Head
.Lever;
2,
Mrs.
Bohier.
j
nve
Bartlett
pedrs
1
W.
A.
I
Two
Swiss
chard
1.
Hamlin
&klng;
2.
W.
J.
Martin.
.Thomson;
2,
Lanzrear
&
French.
.
nve
a.
C.
V.
pears-1,
W.
A,
tl
ivupert
people
wno
nave.
E.
H.
Smith:
2,
Mrs.
C.
C.
King.
1
Twelve
Bradshaw
ptuirs
1,
dOHDted
1
the
1.
Wisdom
1
of
Sending
a
delegation
to
the
big
Two
winter
squash
l.
Hamlin
&
Hamlin
&
Thomson;
2,
F.
Franks.
convention
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
re-
'Bhonison:
2
James
Twelve
Greengage
piums-i,
Mrs.
cently
held.
While
no
one
can
estimate
what
the
value
suf
nml
Mrs
E-
J-
Moore;
J-
A
c-
u'k(i-
of
suci,
a
delegation
might
be
in
inducing
the
Gilding
of
&5.
Ma,
JS,'-the
railway
to
such
a
point
as
might
cause
the
grain
to
tin;
2.
jam
um.
a.
c.
flow
to
Pnnce
Rupert,
there
is
no
doubt
whatever
that
it
t
white
tumips-i.
James
Head;
2.
Mrs.
h.
King,
gave
Prince
Rupert
a
great
deal
of
publicity.
It
was
the
Lv"r:
2'
Tom
LeTcr-
Y
'
coiiectio:.
of
small
fruif.i-i,
ml-
1
1
1
t
m
am
tm
'
"
-
-
TVl
m
Rivef
rvimirerHal
nflrlrivl
hnv
nn-
Three
j
Khol
rabl
1,
Hamlin
.hles
1
vr
li
Chanma.i.
2.
c
M.
-
--
cum
me
seapori
01
tne
feace
River
and
the
Western
OUt-
Three
blanched
celery
l,
Ham-
special.
It
Corlett.
best
box
of
let
for
all
northern
British
Columbia.
It
is
also
nossihta
Iln
&
Thomson;
2,
Hamer
&
Cor
(apples
C
l
Thomas.
that
it
might
have
been
the
turnine
noint
in
a
movpmpnt
lett:
special,
ii.
M.
Eddie
it
sons
Ltd.,
to
secure
the
use
of
the
port
for
Peace
River
grain.
At
jam
Sw
Jf081
'.a,c-
w;
J-
any
rate,
the
delegation
left
no
stone
Uhttirriett
to
bring
six
half-long
cafots-i,
jdme.
speciaf.
11
U.
Eddie
ft
sons
Ltd..
before
the
people
at
the
convention
and
iri
the
country
the
Lev;
Tom
Lever.
most
points
en
plamaA.
c.
Head.
posiibiHtie
of
Prince
Rupert.
I
six
table
beetwi,
Biiiy
Hohier:
2,
torn
Lever.
Section
9
Honer
The
Canadian
government
is
to
make
"talkies,"
according
to
a
report
from
Ottawa.
It
is
to
be
hoped
it
(.oe-
not
make
them
in
the
house
of
commons.
Six
corn
on
cob
1.
Hamer
&'
Wti
jar
strainea
noney
I.
Corlett;
2,
Hamlin
&
Thomson.
'Mrs-
w-
'
Anderson;
2,
Mrs.
Des
Six
onions
1,
Tom
Lever;
2,
Bll
Jardlns.
ly
Bokler.
I
Secton
i-
pduct
mx
npe
wmaioes-i.
isanzrear
0he
pouhj
Hom6-fnad6
butter-
1,
Mrs.
J.
Lips;
2,
Mrs.
Will
Robin
soft.
One
dozen
white
eggs
1,
Mrs.
ti.
King;
2,
W.
A.
Kl.itf.
On
dozen
brown
cggJ
-1,
Mrs.
E
J.
Moore;
2,
Mri,
H.
D.
Chrlsly.
Chicken
dressed
fpi
trcn-1,
Mrs.
II.
King;
2,
Mrs.
J.
C.
McCon
rll.
Chicken
dressed
for
market
-t,
Mrs.
U.
King
Special.
3.
C.
BrartV
MI.,
rribst
tolni
on
dairy
prriluttMrs,
H
King.
Section
11-f'ariry
rVork
nana-made
rug,
crocheted
or
i
Triangle
Chemical
Co.
special
;Dra,ded1'
Smith.
for
best
cbllection
of
vegetables
IIand-made
nig,
hookt-l,
Mrs.
Jarri.
LeVef.
)H.
Doll.
1
Kelly
Douttlas
special
for
mart'
plaln
dres
cn,ld
two
y
points
on
v'evctdbles-James'
Levcf
afid
Hamlin
tt
thchnsotl,
lie.
Section
6
Field
Roots
Three
mangels
1.
Hamllrt
it
Thomson;
2,
J.
Swann.
or
under
1.
Mrs.
Downing.
Plain
dress
for
child
thrr
to
ten
years
1,
Mrs.
Downing;
2,
Mrs.
A,
C,
Head.
Faney
dress
for
child
three
to
(ten
years
1.
Mrs.
A.
O,
Head:
2,
i
Three
sugar
beet-l.
Hamlin
Is,
Mrs.
H.
Mist;
3,
Mrs.
Downing.
Thomson:
2.
Mrs.
Dohler.
j
Coat
for
child
under
two
years
Three
fall
turnips.
Uames
1-'
U
Mrs.
A.
C.
Head;
2,
Mrs.
Powh-ver;
2,
Billy
Bohlcr.
Ing;
'
"
-
'
CrJat
for
child
three
to
tin
years
edi,
Mr.
H.
Mist;
2.
Mrs.
II.
MM
Vanltv
set.
embfw
1,
Mrs.
A.
C.
Head;
2,
MrJ.
Down-
Kehney;
2nd,
Mrs,
Nash;
2,
Mr's.H.
McKenney:
i,
Miss
a.
j
mg.
-a.
X.
itenney.
'ins.
t
.4
i
it
tt..
n
ail
...
.
.
,
.
.
j
ueaspreaa
i,
w.
.
n
niiernoon
iea
cioin,
jace
trim-
tvusnion
top
1,
Mrs
Mrs.
Butt.
;
'hied
1,
Mrs.
H.
Mist;
2,
Mrs.
Tur-SmHb;
2,
Mrs.
Hautanen
j
Hand-knitted
slik
sweater
1,
ner.
;
Shopping
top
l.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Turner.
,
I
Centrepiece,
embroidered
1,
Thomson.
ney;
2,
Miss
A.
J.
Cousins.
Nightgown,
lace
trtmhied
1.
Mrs.;
Dolly,
embroidered
1;
Mrs.
H.
Mist.
Turner;
2.
Mrs.
H.
Mist.
,
McKenney;
2,
Mlas
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Thomson.
F-M.
Factory
and
Warehouse
Trucks
For
practically
every
trucking
purpose
you
can
obtain
a
Fairbanks-Morse
Truck,
of
steel
or
wood,
with
iron,
fibro
or
rubber
tired
wheels,
either
from
our
large
stocks,
or
built
to
order
for
special
service.
They
are
sturdy
to
stand
rough
work,
and
yet
are
easy
to
handle
and
easy
on
floors.
Hospital
equipment,
casters
and
replacement
parts
carried
in
stock.
Machinery
and
St&ppiies
Machine
tools
of
all
sorts
ranging
from
a
delicate
precision
lathe
to
a
huge
punch
press
or
shear
automatic
screw
machines,
shapers,
grinders,
drills,
millers,
thread-ers,
planers
each
selected
for
its
proven
ability
you
can
obtain
any
of
them
promptly
through
our
machinery
department,
and
here
you
will
also
find
a
wide
range
of
small
tools,
precision
instruments,
taps,
drills,
files,
grinding
wheels,
abrasive
papers,
in
fact
practically
everything
needed
for
modern
machine
shop
production
and
maintenance.
Yale
Moists
and
Tmcks
For
practically
every
job
of
lifting
and
moving
material
raw,
in
process
or
completed
there's
A
Yale
Unit
that
will
do
the
work
quickly,
easily
and
safely.
There
are
many
Vale
Hoists
both
hand
and
electric
powered,
Yale
overhead
trolleys
carry
big
loads
quietly
and
easily,
and
Yale
Electric
Trucks
and
Trailers
are
quick
to
transfer
material.
Yale
margins
of
safety
are
unusual,
and
Yale
controls
are
simple,
safe
and
easy
to
operate.
Let
us
study
your
material
moving
problems
in
many
cases
ouf
engineers
have
made
real
savings
with
Yale
equipment.
pumps
and
motors
"A
pump
for
every
purpose"
for
water,
sand,
air,
sewage
or
stock,
we
can
supply
the
special
type
of
pump
best
suited
for
the
service
required.
Fairbanks-Morse
Pumps,
either
separate
drive,
or
direct-connected
to
Fairbanki-M6rse
Ball
Bearing
Motors,
have
made
unusual
records
for
efficiency
and
dependability.
Tmstsmission
Equipment
To
ensure
the
steady
and
economical
flow
of
power
from
drive
to
machine,
proper
shafting,
hangers,
bearings,
pulleys
and
belts
are
essential,
arid
here
you
will
find
Qraton
&
Knight
Leather
and
Dick's
Balata
Belting.
Fairbanks
Wood
Pulleys,
Barry
Steel
Split
Pulleys,
Hyatt
Roller
Bearings,
as
Well
ad
all
the
numerous
appliances
necessary
for
the
transmission
of
power.
f
In
our
thirteen1
Branches
you
will
find
stocks
of
mechanical
equipment
and
shop
,
supplies
that
for
variety
arid
quantity
are
unequaled
in
Canada.
Aside
from
th
many
lines
made
by
us,
we
have?
been
selected
to
represent
many
of
the
world's
j
outstanding
makers
of
machine
tools;
machinery,
equipment
arid
supplies.
Our
Cenefal
catalogue
shoWt
clear
how
wide
a
service
we
provide
for
Canadian
tk
Industry.
A
copy
will
hi
mailed
without
charge.
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