Romance
passed
her
by
.
.
.
until
she
ended"B.O."
rriraiTY-FOUR
and
still
single!
She
had
had
admirers
many
of
them.
But
they
had
drifted
away
from
her.
Larry
alone
called
occasionally
but
he
never
proposed.
Then
one
day
Ada
discovered
why
she
couldn't
hold
friends
"B.O."
Body
Odour.
Today
she
is
married
to
Larry.
Read
her
letter.
See
how
easily
she
now
keeps
perspiration
odourless.
"I
couldn't
believe
it
at
first
that
I
Bhould
be
guilty
of
body
odour
and
not
know
it.
But,
as
my
physician
explains,
this
happens
to
thousands.
"That's
because
wo
become
insensi-
End
T
1
rr&a
,
Dept.
j
Li
feb
(Body
Odour)
tive
to
ever-present
odours,
he
told
mC
But
pores
constantly
give
off
odour
causing
waste
as
much
as
a
quart
daily.
"Now,
with
Lifebuoy
to
safeguard
me,
I
never
worry
about
'B.O.
even
on
hottest
days.
It's
marvellous
how
utterly
clean
Lifebuoy
makes
me
feel.
Its
deep-reaching
antiseptic
lather
purifies
keeps
the
body
gloriously
fresh.
"Lifebuoy
keeps
my
skin
healthier
looking,
too.
And
it's
a
real
safeguard
against
germs.
Lifebuoy's
pleasant,
extra-clean
scent,
that
vanishes
as
you
rinse,
just
tells
you
it
purifies."
uoy
HEALTH
SOAP
stops
body
odour
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r
Hi'.'
What
part
of
your
newspaper
is
of
most
interest
to
you?
THE
front
page?
The
society
pago?
Sports?
Woman's
page?
Financial?
Editorial?
Cartoons?
There
is
a
part
of
nearly
every
page
that
is
practical,
helpful,
full
of
news
the
advertising.
Do
you
interest
yourself
in
reading
it?
You
should.
Here
is
news
of
immediate
value
to
you.
Comforts
necessities
luxuries
merchandise
every
bit
of
which
gives
you
a
dollar's
worth
of
value
for
every
dollar
you
spend.
In
the
advertisements
is
information
of
practical
worth.
Reputable
merchants
bring
wares
for
your
inspection
that,
are
soundly
made
and
of
lenown,
proved
valueV
TtiVstatQ-'
ments
they
make
they
arc
willing
to
sign
knowing
that
.
each
statement
must
bo
truthful,
for
their
reputation,
'standing
in
the
community,
and
business
prestige
is
at
,
stake.
It.pays
to
read
advertisement.
For,
in
this
part
of
your
nyrapaper,
you
can
find
where
your
money
can
be
spent
to
hejKadvantage.
A
vary
material
aid
in
bettering
your
Hayeqjfejlayjife
A
way
of
lengthening
your
pbcketbpok.
Get
the
habit
of
reading
the
advertisements
in
this
paper,
and
taking
advantage
of
the
help
they
bring
you.
'
T
time
In
getting
arrangements
under
way
for
the
final
and
most
Import
Jant
stage
of
the
contest,
namely
the
!
voting.
Immediately
after
nomlna-
and,
within
a
few
hours,
the
first
ballots
had
been
delivered.
Yesterday
afternoon
the
first
.
to
raise
in
school
taxes
than
was
ballots
were
sent
out
to
outlying
points
In
the
southern
part
of
the
riding
when
boxes
were
dispatched
on
the
steamer
Catala
to
Rivers
Inlet,
Smith's
Inlet.
Margaret
Bay,
Allison
Harbor,
etc.
Today
the
ballot
boxes
for
Atlin
and
other
points
in
the
extreme
north
of
the
riding
will
go
forward.
By
the
middle
of
next
week,
It
is
expected
all
points
In
the
riding
will
have
received
their
boxes.
FISHSALES
Summary
American
55,000
poun
and
6c
to
14.6c
and
6c.
Canadian
24,000
pounds,
arid
7c
lo
12.lt
and
7c.
American
Eldorado,
33,000,
Pacific,
and
6c.
6c.
13.3c
I1.9c
13.3c
Hazel
H.,
14,000,
Booth,
14.6c
and
Frisco,
4,500,
Cold
Storage,
14.4c
and
6c.
Cora,
3,500,
Cold
Storage,
14.3c
and
6c.
Canadian
Joe
Baker,
6,500,
and
Selma,
4,000,
Cold
Storage,
11.9c
and
7c.
Aiken,
7,500,
Cold
Storage,
12.1c
arid
7c.
D.
S.
T.,
6,000,
'Atlin,
12c
and
7c.
CHARGE
DISMISSED
A
charge
pt
perjury
against
Do
-nonic
Rossi
'was
dismissed
by
Sti
pendiary
Magistrate
H.
F.
McLeod
n
city
police
court
this
morning.
u
Hi
VANDERHO0F
The
provincial
department
of
public
works
has-been
making
con
siderable.
Improvements
on
the
Stuart
Lake
road
to
the
river
bridge.
For
a
mile
and
a-half
the
road
has
been
widened
and
gravelled.
Another
stretch
on
the
same
highway
at
Necoslle
Hill
has
been
widened
and
gravelled.
Miss
E.
E.
Beagely,
matron
of
a
Church
of
England
home
in
Prince
Rupert,
is
spending
a
vacation
here
visiting
at
the
Vanderhoof
Hotel
vith
her
cousin,
Mrs.
J.
W.
H.
Day
Everybody
Knows
HIE
QUALITY
OF
OUK
OOODS
IS
THE
IJEST.
WE
OFFEK
THESE
SPECIALS
FOIt
YOUK
BENEFIT.
White
Sugar
15
lbs
Evaporated
MilkAll
brands
9
tins
..
Singapore
Pineapple
8
tins
1..
Pitted
Dates
Fresh'
stock
2
lbs.
King'
Oscar
Sardines
per
tin
Ashcroft
Ketchup
per
26-oz.
bottle
Stroh's
Malt
Syrup
Hop-,
Flavored.
pcr
tin;
jl
x,;'.
Gold
Dust
Medlunr
size
2
pkgs.
...wmmvLV
Del
Monte
Ap'ric'ots-la's
per
tin
SI
$1
Empress
Red
Currant
Jam
Q(
4's,
per
tin
.'.
81
25c
15C
25c
85
c
25c
25c
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Arriving
every
boat
at
reasonable
prices.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
PHONE
Ik
AND
84
HO0
CHlWliHfilOOtf
0OHWHJ
pgpopoaopoaappopaooonaoaoooocwppooacioooaoaocio"'ioaoopPOoaaooopaoQooooaooooos:cioqoo
train.
the
case
last
year.
There
was
large
attendance
at
the
meeting.
OUTLET
FOR
PEACEBELT
Immediate
Action
is
urged
by
Former
Mayor
of
Vancouver
(Vancouver
Sun)
Unless
immediate
steps
are
taken
to
give
British
Columbia's
portion
of
the
Peace
River
block
a
Pacific
Coast
rail
outlet.
Vancouver
will
reap
no
benefit
from
that
great
hinterland
of
potential
agricultural
and
mineral
acreage.
This
is
the
emphatic
contention
of
ex-Mayor
Louis
D.
Taylor,
who
has
lust
returned
from
a
tour
of
ths
Peace
River
District,
and
who
is
bubbling
over
with
enthusiasm
regarding
the
possibilities
for
trade
through
the
Port
of
Vancouver.
"It
appears
to
me,"
he
states,
that
unless
the
business
men
of
Vancouver
become
a
great
deal
more
active
in
their
efforts
to
secure
completion
of
the
P.O.E.
to
the
Peace,
we
will
find
ourselves
In
the
same
position
we
were
in
at
the
time
of
the
Klondyke,
when
Seattle
captured
all
the
business
resulting
from
the
rush."
Cut
Distance
in
Half
At
present,
Mr.
Taylor
points
out
the
road
Is
1200
miles,
but
it
the
north
and
south
Urns
wero
comple
ted,
the
rail
distance
would
be
cut
In
half.
As
soon
as
this
short
route
is
available,
a
motor
highway
direct
from
Vancouver
to
the
Peace
should
be
provided,
as
a
lares
ner-
rentage
of
the
8.500
settlers
in
the
B.C.
section
have
their
own
automobiles.
Hundreds
of
thousands
of
dol
lars
are
being
spent
yearly
already
and
this
will
Increase
steadily,
for
agricultural
implements,
mosUy
motor-driven.
1
Itlg
Area
for
Trading
"While
I
suppose
we
should
not
be
Jealous
of
the
business
which
goes
to
that
city,
still
there
Is
an
area
in
Alberta
equal
in
size
to
that
In
B.C.
from
which
it
can
draw
trade.
Therefore,
I
do
not
think
it
is
unreasonable
for
Vancouver
to
expect
the
business
originating
on
this
side
of
the
provincial
boundary
through
Peace
River
block,"
he
says.
He
reports
nothing
but
optimism
In
the
north
country
regarding
the
1930
crop
and
future
development
BIG
MISS
MILL
PLAN
Ucllrve
That
Consolidated
Will
Buy
Klverslde
Plant
and
Move
It
to
New
Ground
STEWART.
July
16:
Since
the
announcement
last
summer
that
Consolidated
had
purchased
the
local
railroad,
no
news
has
pleased
Stewart
people
more
than
the
fact
trtnji.
1:1
Wednesday,
July
i6
l9J)
PAGE
SIS
THE
DAILY
NEWS
i'V,
HE
THOUGHT:
BSSt1
"I
coujd
casi
you,
ELECTION
ACTIVITY
Ballot
Boxes
and
Papers
Now
Going
Forward
Following
Close
of
Nominations
wnr
rv
..
1
!
-
ots1
Now
that
nomination
day
Is,
over,
Jack
Re-elected
To
School
Board
In
Stewart
Town
"STEWART,
iulv
i:P.
8.
Jack.
"lT
B
itti'sWaWf
Secretary
6f
the
school'
mis3
Elesa'
Ulvlg,
lor
30
years
a'g
pMM'fDf'the
past
nine
years,
was
SChool
teacher
In
Norway
and
now
E.
H.
Mortimer,
returning
officer
ni-bleciied
to
the
board
at
the
air
lor
SKeena
riding
in
tne
lortncom-
nuai
5cn0oi
meeting
held
last
Sa-
recently
made
known
that
the
same
'
"
big
mining
and
smelting
company
is
going
to
erect
a
pilot
mill
at
their
Big
Missouri
property.
Rumors
to
this
effect
have
been
prevalent
for
some
time,
but
the
matter
was
brought
to
a
head
last
week
when
local
owners
of
the
Riverside
mine,
near
Ityder,
were
asked
to
place
a
price
ori'
their
mill
and
plant.
It
Is
b'efte'vetf'totat
Consolidated
is
plan-Hfritf'
Ib'Mrchase
the
mill
outright
aria'Mrfster
ll
'to
th'e
Big
Missouri.
The
Riverside
mill
has
not
been
In
use
for
some
time,
but
It
Is
quite
modern
and
In
excellent
condition.
It
has
a
dally.capaclty
of
somewhat
less
than
one
hundred
tons.
II.
O.
Olsen,
Smlthers
manager
of
the
Hanson
Timber
it
Lumber
Co.,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Henry
this
morning
after
a
week's
trip
to
Skagway
and
pro
ceeded
to
the
interior
on
tod
ay
i
IMPRESSED
BY
COAST!
!B
Norwegian
Woman,
Ucpresentlng
g
Old
Country
Newspaper,
Sees
jg
touring
uruieu
Dwiica
In
the
Interests
of
a
Norwegian
lng
federal
election,
has
lost
no
furday
night.
There
was
only
one
newSDaDer'
for
which
she
Is
writing,
vacancy
to
be
filled.
II.
D.
RocMort
ief
t
at
the
first
of
this
ween
ior
takes
the
position
of
auditor
for-jajper
park
and
points
east
after
1
merly
held,
by
Q.
P.
Helnekey.
Thea
brief
visit
.In
the
city,
following
other
two
trustees
are
II.
P.
Oibson
her
arrival
from
Vancouver,
as
the
tlons
closed
ori
Mondays,
printers
I
arid
V
R.
Tooth.
received
the
ballot
paper
orders
ftuest
of
Rev.
ana
Mrs.
J.t
u,nanw.
Estimates
for
the
coming
year
Miss,Ulvlg'ras
impressed
with-were
cut
$500
to
$4500,
which
means
the
wonderful
prospects
of
this
that
the
district
will
have
$5Q0
less
j
part
0f
the
country
and
made
the
statement
that
the
coasume
Between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
was
remarkable
and
should
be
able
to
afford
a
prosperous
living
for
thousands
of
people
who
were
willing
to
work.
1
i;iniitaii:!i3B:iiH!ia:Kwui::
TWO
SHOWS
Wed.
&
Thun
'
&
9
p.m.
NORMA
SHEARER
'N
Their
Own
Desire
A
dramatic
story
of
hearts
adrift
with
Belle
Bennett
and
u
.
'
.
Lewis'
Stone
Talking
Comedy
Laurel
and
Hardy
In
'The
Bralv
Color
Symphony
"The
sack's
Bride"
Admission
-
Cm.
20c
&
6
Food
Perfectly
Preserved
even
nfrfcr
a
long
week-end
AUTOMATICALLY
lh
Centra
rEUcirle
RrfrlfVr.
lor
maintain
a
ttmjwrature
well
below
50
decree
.
.
lh
dancer
line
aUe
hlrh
food
ipoili
and
health
ii
menated.
You
ran
ufelr
leave
ierlh-able
fooili
In
a
Ge.neraJ
Electric
for
days
at
a
time
and
they
will
remain
frh
and
healthfvl
a
th
day
you
put
III
'
loJI
m
fZ
HL
I
them
In.
Nor
doet
the
Ceneral
Electric
ever
require
any
attention
not
even
oiling.
II
caute
all
the
mechanlam.
It
ealed
air-tight
In
a
ateel
t-Ing
not
one
owner
hat
tpcnl
a
cjent
for
trrrire.
Let
your
dealer
demonstrate
tin
many
other
feature
of
th
Ceneral
Electrfc
Refrigerator,
m.iio-B
EtuxJTcrma
A
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As
low
as
10
down
and
balance
spread
over
24
mor
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