PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
September
H,
m
EAT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MILK
FED
LAMB
September
7th
to
14th
THIS
IS
B.C.
LAMB
WEEK
DAILY
RDITinji
Tor
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
I'RINCF.
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dafly
News.
Limited.
Third
Avemr
H
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
from
such
co-operation
but
nobody
seemed
to
lnow
what
action
should
be
taken
to
bring
it
about.
The
suirtrestion
of
Mr.
Phillips
that
a
marketing
bureau
i
Appreciated
Everywhere
Th
nam
"BUck
&
WhH'
tm
boUlt)
ol
whliky
ii
at
abiolula
a
guarani
s
lh
,hall-mark
on
lilvar.
II
assures
thai
sublU
diHerenoatin
flavour
and
quality
which
dislinguishas
Ihi
t
whliky
from
all
others.
It
guar-anteet
that
only
tha
tinait
materials
hava
baan
used
and
lhal
always
varywher
the
quality
Is
the
-same.
BLACK
&
WHITE"
SCOTCH
WHISKY
.Ut!
ut
Vendors
or
direct
from
Liquor
Control
Hoard,
Mall
Order
Dept..
Victoria,
B.C.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
y
tlie
Government
of
Urltlsh
Columbia
The
Letter
Box
KICK
AT'
FISHERIES
jett.
Ion
through
your
paper
in
respact,,
to
the
Fisheries
Patrol
.
on
the
i
when
there
are
so
many
of
our
mercenaanomarKeiingoureauiusiiarttjiaLijriuiiz.auuii.
dark
when
plane
ia
Agked
as
to
the
function
of
a
marketing
bureau,
Mr.
;
tucked
away
lor
the
nieht.
Phillins
said
it
was
for
the
purpose
of
increasing
trade
by
The
writer,
who
has
fished
developing
established
markets
and
finding
new
markets.
e
iorth
lor
lhe
best
Part
f
nis
shins
i
.
.I..?.
i
'
i-
u
time,
challenges
challenges
this
&o-cahd
.
une
01
me
primary
amies
oi
sucn
an
trgaiuzauun
w
uuru
-
-
-
i
...
.jfi..
T-;i
vs.j
Fisheries
De
to
mawe
a
survey
oi
me
sn.ua.uon.
rvr
.instance
ue
nau
,
safely
In
Department
of
ours
tt
Airs.
Bazett-Jones
Honored
by
Life
Members
of
the
'Women's
Auxll
All
seemed
agreed
as
to
the
benefits
to
accrue
nLrTlZr.
heavenly
dome,
without
the
tory
yesterdaf
afternoon
in
honor
of
Mrs.
A.
E.
Bazett-Jones,
who
Is
leaving
the
-city
shortly
to
reside
be
established
with
a
view
to
working
up
business
ems!
Vancouver
island.
q
nooiUn
.lf,-
Tfo
,1
1.1
1
As
a
mark
-ot
trppwclatlon
of
the
"
,"i'D""c
oul"""li,,-i'
uc8
w
w.
ouCM
yu,u
splendid
and
unselfish
service
jwnu
on
me
amount
oi
eiion
exenea
oy
me
memDers,
By
Women
Of
iiviia.
t
airuu,
oviio.
vuuiu,
ivua.
Tucker,
Mrs.
Waddmgton,
Miss
Lennox
and
Miss
Gibson
assisting.
Anyox
Bride
Is
Honored
At
Shower
1
I
was
held
In
the
hall
of
the
Angll-I
can
Church
tor
Miss
Doris
IE.
Car-;
jter,
whose
marriage
took
place
on'
Wednesday
as
reported
in
another
'column.
This
popular
young
lady
I
of
Anyox,
who
Is
held
In
high
-es-i
teem
iby
everyone,
xecelved
a
-great
many
useful
and
handsome
igifts,
inere
were
.
over
igniy
people
present
at
the
shower,
and
a
very
enjoyable
evening
-was
spent
.
English
manufacturers
have
succeeded
In
Impregnating
paper
With
rubber
latex,
producing
a
-water
and
fat
proof
and
possibly
acid
proof
product.
'ADDRESS
BY
I
IMORTECRAIG
Editor.
Dally
Sews:
HoLury
Club
Hear
Well
Known'
t
vnalH
iir
la
rrres3
mr
onm-i
-r-n
..r
in.
ira
i
a
.
-
i
viViall
1HI1U1
ll
.....
While
Away
eisco
and
the
furore
they
made
citizens
hungry
through
a0Oiira-
D&e
e
oBaimue
m
Rmt
,B
going
6
6
'
our
11,
1B31
Friday.
Sept.
!nn,,n
an
epieal
odewhich
he
wrote
on
u,e
""P
WHUC
cn
uie
way
"u,a
va"
Several
local
men,
all
bona
fide
MARKETING
BUREAU
i-settlers.
applied
to
hire
out
thel-
couver
10
rJaPlei
ions,
long
while
It
follows:
When
S.
S.
Phillips,
district
agriculturist
for
the
Punches
lor
jatnfl
work
but
wew
Bulklej
Valley,
was
in
the
city
during
fair
week,
he
was;,,uf;
wTw
on
mile
rather
disappointed
to
find
that
the
local
chamber
of
com-
to
rt3h7they
-will
do
it
after
And
today
rve
bfen
declalmlne
a
Of
the
years
I
have
taken
my
great-
est
trips,
On
railway
trains
and
In
finest
Of
tig,
soft
beds
and
deep
curved
chairs.
found
since
arriving
in
Prince
Rupert
that
100,000
case
"
lit
ot
?ded
knobs
and
nlcUed
a
.
m
-
-
eggs
were
imported
into
rnnce
iiupert
annuaiiy.
11
tnese
the
patrol
boats.
were
produced
in
the
territory
adjacent
to
Prince
Rupert,
j
Today
there
three
seine
the
city
would
benefit,
but
at
present
the
money
was
sent
boats
operating
m
the
whole
q.
c.
awayind
did
not
return.
andrae'sefpi
SStae
Another
function
of
a
bureau
would
be
to
keep
local
i
-
e.
c
stevesns.
brokers
in
touch
with
the
farmers
of
the
interior,
chiefly
fSkidegate,
b.c.
through
their
institutes.
By
letting
the
interior
people
I
:
-v
to
fulfil
those
requirements,
trade
would
be
increased
to;rr6SCIltcltlOn
11..
1
c
r:
t
i
l-
r
tj
me
UKiiviu
ui
x
mice
xiupcit
auu
me
litiiiieis.
nc
was
strongly
of
opinion
that
more
active
steps
should
be
taken
to
bring
about
closer
business
associations
between
the
Bulkley
people
and
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert.
It
will
be
remembered
that
the
Daily
News
proposed
some
such
movement
prior
to
the
meetine
of
the
associated
boards
ov
trade
of
central
British
Columbia
and
the
editor,
j
Membership
in
w.
a.
at
cere
who
attended
that
convention,
urged
personally
on
the
mon
Yesterday
floor
of
the
conventiin
that
closer
business
relations
be
tween
Prince
Rupert
and
interior
points
should
be
en
couraged
stairs.
tTaire
"Bohemia"
-written
on
every
door
And
women
a-gleam
in
the
gems
they
wore
But
of
aU
the
places
I've
ever
been,
And
of
all
the
ships
I
have
ever
seen,
uci.a
-a
.
Of
a
cloud
to
mar
each
perfect
day.
But
high
over
all
was
the
luck,
I'll
IJ
say,
What
gods
could
Inspire
a
kinder
fate?)
t"
mi
Of
sailing
1
nir
south
nft
aVntn
from
4Via
the
flnUan
:
.
a
.
.
.
,
,
,
,
V
....
I
DVUbl.
.y..
V.
1
V.
WVH1VII
I
both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bazett-Jones,
a
I
lite
.membership
in
the
Woman's
r
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
A
year's
ramble
tin-ouch
Europe,"
'
There
Is
-only
one
caltry
per-jand
part
of
Asia,
Afrtea
and
Amer-;
jutlng
on
the
Q.
C.
1.
owing
to
tis
lea.
caideatwl
int.
twenty
minutes
wry
unfair
tax
of
$1,500
Imposed
was
given
the
Roury
Club
ysster-
j
by
the
provincial
a)vernment
to
day
afternoon
by
Morle
Craig,
who
operate
their
saltries.
All
other
recently
returned
home.
He
told"
saltries
on
the
Islands
are
closed
particularly
of
vuiia
to
Cairo
and'
down,
thereby
throwing
most
of
ct
Tiering
a
camel
to
the
pyramids;
the
Islanders
out
of
their
annual
of
Vesuvius
and
Pompeii,
of
King
fishing
and
work.
Tufs
tomb,
Mont
Carlo,
London,
Yet
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
Edinburgh
and
Lc-h
Lomond.
.
only
one
saltry
Is
operating,
the
The
talk
was
mcexspersed
-with
Fisheries
rrepartment
sent
an
air-
personal
anecdote-
of
happenings
plane
over
at
the
cost
xf
$100
par
in
-the
course
of
hit
trip,
all
of
wiUch
hour
to
watch
this
poor
little
in-
we1
intensely
Interesting,
so
much
significant
saltrv.
"We
are
told
thil
80
t11
members
cf
the
club
would
plane
has
contracted
to
put
In
hav
heen
quite
ready
to
extend
400
hoars
of
flying
time.
,hlr
lime
half
m.
hour
extra
had
This'
useless
squandering
of
lhe
President
allowed
it.
public
money
Is
considered
by
ths
Mr-
caiS
told
nve
Span"
islanders
as
a
damnable
insult
lrls
Joining
their
hip
at
San
Fran-
The
captain,
the
crew
and
his
per-1
sonnet
Have
smashed
them
all
to
a
fare-.
you-well.
No
rllken
drapes
on
the
cabin
doors
J
No
Persian
rugs
on
the
hardwood
TL
riL.
Jl
noors;
1
ilC
ldlilcUrdl
But"
the
swimming
pool,
the
wines.J
tne
food.
And
the
captain
care
for
his
ramb
ling
brood
Lauf
hter
and
song
on
every
hand
And
rippling
chbrds
from
a
concert-)
grand:
An
-awning
over
the
games
on
deck
Auxiliary
oi
tne
uioceee
ta
uaie-
,
.
.
.
.
...
i
donla
was
conferred
upon
3lrs.
iBazett-Jones
and,
on
behalf
of
the
i
Auxiliary,
Chancel
Guild
and
fon-
i
rrptration.
-an
art
(Iron
wat
tpnriiril
.
I?:.
....
;
.z::i
-w
a
Dy
Mrs.
r.
uiDsun.
The
service
of
admission
for
a
life
member
-was
taken
by
Mrs.
X
Andrew,
president
of
the
Cathedral
Branch
of
lhe
W.
A
and
the
gold
Winchester
cross,
the
emblem
of
a
life
member,
was
presented
by
Mrs.
George
Rorie.
vloe-president
of
the
Chancel
Guild,
of
which
latter
organization
Mrs.
Bazett-Jones
Is
herself
the
-esteemed
president.
Much
regret
was
expdessed
by
Gate
v-With
that
great,
big,
rollicking
bunch
from
Spain
I
Ah,
could
one
but
do
rt
all
over
again
I
.
;,'
For
there's
nothing
on
arth
the
driving
-whirl
beautiful,
dark-eyed
Spanish
girl
I
sitting
one
stretched
lounging
.chair.
go;
with
This
morning
I
entered
the
dining-room,
Had
only
the
touch
.of
a
faint
perfume
Hung
on
the
air
'twas
the
only
trace
Of
a
Spanish
form
or
a
Spanish
face.
I
went
on
deck
and
the
place
was
bare
all
at
the
d
ejarture
of
Mr
and
"Mrs.
'
No
anjwer
on
the
ty
Bazett-Jones.
who
have
teen
mem-
o
vlvld,
rea
M
thelr
preSence
bers
of
the
congregation
for
many
yc!'
....
,w
.
.
.
.
'That
I
jqulte
iorgot
it
was
only
a
Presiding
at
the
tea
tables
were
I
dream
.Mrs.
Orme
:
and
Mrs.
PiUsbury.
with
tha
only
thelr
ghosts
were
out
on
her
Other
girls
may
sail
and
in
future
snare
Other
men
and
boys
in
the
same
-old
.chair;
1
But
to
those
YOU
thrilled
in
your
Journey
down
To
Salvador
from
Txisco
town,
In
lhe
middle
at
night
-when
the
On
Friday
-evening
of
last
week
"gDM
J0W'
at
Anyox,
a
miscellaneous
shower
Your
Spanish
smiles
will
come
and
The
dark,
srlch
beauty
of
Carolln
KEEP
YOURSELF
HEALTHy
The
lot
of
rooit
xopl
(
anuch
indoor
work
and
little
real
c
trdae.
IWj
Whylt'i
ctulble,
erery
to
of
tn,to
gl
tWayatrra
a
tentle,
thorough
cUaniing
rkh
Dr.
Carter'
Little
Um
Pllla.
Ail
tmgetmbU.
60
jntt
tn
uie.
25c
&
75c
red
pffcaaa
A
.1-
..
J.i
IArtersbskhlls
..a
NEW
in
tLjpe
of
floor
low
relief
tile
1
Mailt
-jH
ij
vr
For
1
hither
luitrt
!
iddcd
bciutf
ea
Em-bof
icd
lad
other
Dominion
Linoleomt,
Po-molic,
tb
fimoui
fm-bh,
it
caijr
to
apply.
On
giHon
covert
p-proximillr
71
tfatrt
yirdi.
Sel4
if
Boot
co
re
r
in
(
detlcrt,
ia
plat,
quirt,
hiK-iillea,
galloa
tad
Crt-f
3on
At
Very
Moderate
Cost
Now,
you
can
add
old-world
charm
to
your
home
with
colourful
floors
of
Made-in-Caiuda
embossed
linoleum.
Rich
red
tiles
of
Colonial
days;
flat
stone
ef
Dttit
lOMI
u
"
tOOG
4ilMi
Im
Wee.
itfiniml
,tlem
fects
In
a
wide
range
of
colourings;
broken
tile
and
mosaic
patterns
.
.
.
beautiful
to
look
at,
easy
to
dean,
comfortabh
to
walk
on
...
are
now
available
at
a
lower
cost
than
you
ever
imagined
possible,
far
lower
than
you
have
been
accustomed
to
pay
for
imported
goods.
For
entrance
halls,
passages,
sun
porches,
and
all
rooms
...
in
homes
where
the
new
and
unusual
are
appreciated
...
as
the
sole
floor
or
as
a
background
for
scatter
woven
coverings.
'Your
floor
covering
dealer
will
show
you
tho
.
.
full
range
of
designs,
all
with
the
famous
-soft-
'
"
"
lustre
Domolac
Finish.
DOMINION
EMBOSSED
LINOLEUM
DOMINION
OILCLOTH
6c
LINOLEUM
COMPANY
LIMITED
MONTRTAt
Win
suddenly
glow
on
the
movie
screen.
With
a
vamping
flash
from
her
long-lashed
.eye
As
she
strolls
down
deck
and
passes
y-
Then
.Alicia,
she
of
the
Titian
hair.
Oh
never
you
doubt
hut
shell
be
there;
And
little
Delphina
shy
and
sweet.
With
her
slumbrous
eye
and
her
sculptured
feeU
And,
there
on
her
throne,
Leonora,
the
rjueen,
'
Will
feature
hex
play
on
.the
silver
1
Toreen.
Came
the
hour
at
last
when
they
started
down
The
gangway
stairs
for
their
launch
to
town.
Each
touch
of
lhe
hand
was
a
swift
caress,
And
"hasta
la
vlstal"
their
final
'.address.
The
anchor,
weighed
and
the
ship
once
more
was
chugging
the
waves
for
a1
foreign
shore.
Farewell
Sermon
Preached
Sunday
Itev.
T.
A.
McCarthy
Farewells
Ills
Congregation
at
Terrace
TERRACE,
Sept.
II.
Rev.
E.
A.
;
McCarthy.
B.A.,
vicar
of
Terrace,
'preached
his
farewell
Bermon
on
'.Sunday
morning
-prior
to
his
removal
to
Atlln.
There
was
a
large
gathering
to
hear
his
-valedictory
remarks.
He
paid
tributes
to
iMr.
Dover
fand
Mr.
Halllwell
for
the
,
consistent)
services
hey
had
ren-tlered
him
since
he
became
tho
Incumbent,
and
.thankrd
the
-church
and
congre,.kiM
lur
lhe
support
,he
had
recci-ile
gave
special
praise
to
the
members
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary,
who
had
done
splendidly.
He
had
not
mef
so
earnest
a
W.
A.
before.
This
had
been
a
very
great
help
to
Mrs.
McCarthy.
Mr.
McCarthy
was
afraid
the
church
would
be
without
services
for
two
or
three
Sunday,
as
his
successor
could
not
arrive
for
a
few
weeks.
He
trusted,
however,
that
they
would
rally
romu
Bd
help
their
new
paator
in
rvvrv
way
On
Thursday
night
la'
Mt
ti."d
Mrs.
Attree
entertalnea
.
friends
at
their
home
1n
not.
a
l
Rev.
and
Mrs.
McCarthy
a
Sunday
night
Mr
and
Mr-
Haln-well
also
welcomed
a
few
fi
fiit
a
good-bye
chat
with
the
'.
.
'-l
vicar
and
his
wife.
New
Carrier
Collection
System
.
In
view
of
the
degression
and
to
make
It
as
easy
as
possible
for
people
to
pay,
the
Dally
Sews
Js
to
be
sold
on
a
.weekly
bsU
payable
In
advanre.
Starting
Monday
next,
several
of
ahe
routes
in
the
svest
tu
of
lhe
city
will
be
turned
over
to
the
carrier
iboys
as
indf
pendmt
merchanU.
The
boy
will
collect
each
Friday
evening
for
the
week
fallowing.
He
buys
the
papers
and
sells
them
to
the
custom
3
so
there
will
be
no
credit
given.
The
Jxt
cannot
afford
it
Please
do
not
ask
him
to
return
tor
the
(weekly
payment,
Have
it
csdy
for
him.
Customers
now
In
arrears
will
pay
the
amount
owing
at
tlie
office,
but
this
will
have
nothing
to
do
with
the
regular
collections
made
by
the
boy.
He
will
be
doing
business
on
Jibi
own,
and
U
-does
not
make
his
own
collections
will
not
deliver
the
paper.
Those
paid
In
advance
will
continue
to
receive
the
pap"
until
lhe
-subscript
ion
expires.
Any
wishing
to
continue
the
yearly
payments
may
do
so,
and
we
pay
(he
boy.
The
price
of
the
paper
will
be
10c
a
-week,
payable
strictly
In
advanre.
That
means
six
papers
for
ten
cents.
It
will
(take,
a
few
weeks
to
get
the
new
system
runnlnf
smoothly,
and
in
the
meantime
we
ask
for
ih
lea-operation
of
tlie
readers
of
the
paper.
The
routes
not
going
on
the
new
system
this
week
will
do
so
Just
as
soon
as
the
lists
are
made
up
and
the
boys
properly
instructed.
Help
the
boys
lo
et
.up
busine
to'
themselves!