il
PAGE
FOUX
TDK
DAILY
HElfS
Tuesdsy.
m
,
Car-load
of
Shoes
C.N.R.
THA1N3
for
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays,
Fridays
and
Saturdays
9:30
pjn.
From
the
East
Tuesdays
it
Thursdays
10:20
pjn.
Mondays
&
Saturdays
2:15
p.m.
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
'
DulUey
Valley
Coals
are
uuaran-
teed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley.
vr
also
sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat
Oats
and
Darley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
68
Phones
831
Having
purchased
a
car-load
of
footwear
at
rock
bottom
prices
we
are
giving
our
customers
the
benefit
of
the
mass
buying
and
our
prices
are
graded
accordingly.
SHOE
PRICES
Are
Going
Up
!
But
this
big
purchase
made
at
the
old
prices
will
enable
us
to
give
our
customers
such
bargains
as
will
surprise
them.
Get
the
habit
of
shopping
at
the
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
Where
you
can
make
money
by
buying
Pnrflinrl
Tannl
members,
friends
and
families
at-1
A
UlliailU
ldlldl
tended.
The
weather
was
glorious'
MnnCA
FtllAVOfl
!aDd
th
Pltnlkrs
thoroughly
en-j
lUUUoC
JulljUJTCU
I
joyed
the
afternoon.
Moose
Park
Pirn
of
HvJnf
Mn
one
of
most
Plcturetque
1
111111.
tXl
lljrUCi
spou
in
the
district.
Tea
and
cof-
fee
were
provided
for
all
by
a
com-
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
Mrs.
Grace
Heistaud.
Portland.
Royal
J.
W.
Pickln,
Vancouver;
L.
Hud-on,
city.
of
lodge
members.
Arrange-
Central
H-rrwAtJT
a...
Th.
a,Mi
JvtTi
M
affair!
Mrs.
Somervllle.
Vancouver.
ouUng
of
the
Portland
Canal
Lodge.
m
hands
of
Messrs
M
P
1
Prince
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
was
held
Wiui5
O
k
fSiSm1
w-
w-
Edmonton.
F.
A.
Sunday,
taking
the
form
of
a
picnic
3
New
York;
Mrs.
E.
Hun-
at
Moose
Park.
Hyder,
Alaska.
'
;
ter,
Philadelphia;
Miss
M.
E.
Kelly,
Transportation
was
provided
by,
'Montreal;
E.
Beveridge.
Terrace;
the
lodge
and
about
one
hundred
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
K.
Matheson.
Prince
Oeorge
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
I
Smithers
Convention
Notes
Much
Discussion
Took
Place
In
Regard
to
Jury
System
Highway
Versus
Hallway
Unemployment
Kelief
Auto
Licenses
SMITHERS,
Aug.
8:
-As
might,
which,
It
was
pointed
out.
was
have
been
expected,
a
resolution
sponsored
by
the
Smithers
and
Prince
Rupert
boards
urging
the
abolition
ol
the
Jury
trial
System
in
favor
of
a
committee
of
three
judges
proved
the
mot
contentious
subject
of
discussion
at
the
recent
convention
here
of
the
Associated
,
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
1
Columbia,
culminating
in
a
tie
vote
of
the
convention
which
was
bro-!
ken
by
the
casting
vote
of
the
pre-I
sident,
H.
W.
Smale
of
Fort
Fraser,
in
the
negative.
Opponents
of
the
jury
system
argued
that
it
was
extravagant,
obsolete
and
the
"last
refuge
from
It
was
claimed,
were
showing
an
ever-increasing
tendency
to
be
contrary
to
the
alms
of
Justice.
"Why
should
not
three
experienced
Judges
be
in
a
better
position
to
decide
criminal
Justice
than
twelve
Inexperienced
laymen?"
asked
the
opponents
of
the
Jury
system.
Proponents
of
the
jury
system
maintained
that,
to
abolish
same,
in
the
matter.
Members
of
the
Vanderhoof
delegation,
who
were
op-
about
to
be
changed
anyway.
A
Vanderhoof
resolution
asking
the
construction
of
a
highway
to
connect
the
Peace
River
country
with
the
existing
British
Columbia
highway
system
did
not
receive
much
support
and
was
tabled
by
majority
vote.
Delegates,
other
than
those
from
Vanderhoof,
felt
that
It
was
advisable
to
concentrate
Instead
on
the
pressure
for
com
pie
tlon
of
the
highway
which
would
ul
timately
connect
-Prince
Rupert
with
Alberta.
After
all.
contended
John
A.
Fraser,
MP
for
Cariboo,
of
what
service
would
an
ordinary
highway
Justice
for
criminals."
Jury
verdlcU.!
be
in
getting
out
the
vast
wheat
)
crops
of
the
Peace
River?
A
railway
outlet
for
the
Peaoe
River
was
of
such
overwhelming
greater
importance,
was
there
good
reason
to
ask
for
a
project
which
might
possibly
detract
from
the
chances
of
obtaining
that?
A
resolution
from
Bams
Lake.
In
which
the
charge
was
made
that
would
leave
too
much
responsible
t
lower
schedules
of
unemployment
lty
and
too
much
authority
In
the
relief
were
being
paid
in
the
inter-hands
of
the
judges.
Dangerous
lor
than
elsewhere
in
the
province,
ground
was
being
trodden
and
was.
after
brief
discussion,
with-there
was
really
nothing
better
to
drawn.
The
resolutions
committee
offer.
The
British
Jury
system
was
reported
that
It
was
not
well
enough
steeped
in
the
sanctity
of
tradition,
informed
upon
the
actual
fact
to
L.
B.
Warner
and
L.
S.
McOUl.
present
any
recommendation.
Fur-both
of
3ml
then,
the
latter
a
mem-
thermore.
the
whole
system
of
tin-ber
of
the
legal
profession,
led
In
,
employment
relief
policy
was
In
the
right
against
the
Jury
system.
!
process
of
being
overhauled.
J.
Ov
Wilson
of
Prince
Oeorge,
an-j
.
.
.
other
barrister-delegate,
neither
The
proposal,
made
la
a
reaolu-took
part
m
the
discussion
or
re-
tlon
from
VanderhoM.
that
original
corded
his
vote,
explaining
that
be
automobile
licence
plates
be
issued
had
been
unlnstructed
by
his
board
;
on
a
permanent
basis
at
a
nominal
scale
of
fees,
the
gasoline
tax
being
increased
to
compensate
the
gov-
posed
to
the
change,
were
not
pre-
I
eminent
for
lose
of
revenue
on
ac-sent
when
the
vote
was
called.
j
count
of
the
lower
Ucenee
fees,
also
engendered
discussion
of
eonslder-
The
convention,
on
recommends-
able
length
and
was,
finally,
ap-tfcm
of
th
jseetattorts
committee.
proved
on
majority
vote.
The
prln-took
no
aetftn
on
a
resolution
in
clpal
argument
In
favor
of
this
re-rogard
to
the
railway
mall
service
solution
was
that
It
would
result
In
"
"""
-
--
-
-
HOT
SUN
CU
gt&8Aei
Mr.
.
.
L
f
r
7i'v,
.
'
t
what
a
ctotious
cav.
THREE
HOURS
LATER
jttjU
J
NEXT
DAY
I
I'MCIAOITD.DNTMIN
COINO
TO
SI
MOTtATf
ft
ON,
li
AHTTHINC
WWNC.
SHIS?.10
TUl
M
Na
M-Tl4IMC
f
WONT
MIND
JACKrrouUlOQU.il
MISSWI
NMT
B
JCK
WAS
SO
DIVOTtO
Tfg!
UHWtT
i
l
kkkI
:!:!rTLA"r
$M
Bad
hr
for"B.o."
I
;
mauviovidmit
.
"
T-TOT,stKky,
:'
Rtli
1
"AO
WATIH.
IT
MAS
rocotTiN
"rrcHryMdsyi...twrWor"B.O.H
MM
'
WSJ
wwat
Z3'
vNsV'i
t
SMy
v"r)
VU
ie
htthe
regularly
with
I
fettv
AfiS
1
'lINlM
L'lbjioy.
Its
creamy,
.btmdant,
penetr.ting
Uthtr
SA
'PJVJ,
Br-L-O
-M
yfC
'
ruT"
ros-fre
them
of
odour.
Guirdi
health
by
IS
3,
)
Vsi'M
H
M&r,
ffiX
fjk
rfmw"(f
Btrmt
from
hand,
hi
ptcaunt,
hygienic
Si'
WVhAI
MWCjV
-f?-yP
v'gmf
KHnK
'
rrA
scent
that
vaniihej
as
you
rinte
telli
you
better
:f
vvwdsthat
you're
cleaner,
tsftrl
Mjj
P''
tftJsW'"'
'
M
ae.
Adopt
Ufebuoy
today!
1
1,1,1
'
"
1
'
t
J
rr-
-i
i
i
'
n
.
.'Tni
-
i
jmmm
(
"Finds
the
Woman"
KJOTlCE
Vdu
KWovAiVTy
JrCA
CAM
I
fJ
I
VAJHAT
-THAT
i.f-U
PIWQ
(ZC
3.
w
mgrlE&tittb-x
...,
l1
HAVE
,
CAM
ztZ)
fci
i
MJ
WOUUj
l
)
MONDAY
&
TUESDAY
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
Feature
Starts
7:10
4:
9:40
Admission
50c
&
15c
MatNHLV
When
Coining
to
Terrace
Make
.UranjrmenU
With
Swain's
Transfer
&
TAXI,
Terrace,
IJ.C.
To
Greet
You.
We
meet
all
trains.
Freight
It
passenger
service
anywhere.
Lakelse
Lake
and
Lodge,
new
boat
H.
A.
8.)
now
In
service
on
the
lake.
Tare
anywhere
on
the
lake,
one
adult,
S3.00:
SI
JO
per
head
additional.
No
crowd
too
Mr.
No
Job
loo
smalL
PICNIC
PARTIES
EVERY
SUNDAY
THE
DUNES
Bathing,
Hunting
Fishing
Modern
Conveniences
No
Flics,
No
Mosquitoes
Home
Cooking
Par
Excellence
111.00
Per
Week
Children
under
12.
half
rate
MADAMK
KAJAUT
Hell,
(J,
C.
Islands
Wcdneiday
vuruill
AM
wires'1
A
FOUR
STAR
PICTURE
John
Barrymore
in
"Topaze"
With
MYRNA
LOY
and
Oreat
Cast.
A
Radio
Release
The
Play
That
Kept
Broadway
Laughing
For
a
Year
IJINfi
CROSBY
In
"S1NO
III
NO
SIN(T
Sport-
'SNOWBIrJ
those
actuully
using
the
roads
con-
SHOWN
AHOtNl)
em
tributlnn
in
u
greater
degree
to
the
-cost
of
hlghwuy
building
and
main-'
S.
Woodswom,
mj
,
topover
from
t.-
,
,
tenance.
Also
it
might
encourage
had
not
"
ml
-the
bou
v.
which
owners
of
many
cars,
fc
ton
and
8.
D
M
,
been
licensed
for
the
present
on
ac-
i
;
v
t
annual
dues,
to
h
over
th.
t.
count
of
the
heavy
get
the
vehicles
back
on
the
roads.
rtalt
Ulrouh
,h
.
in
which
the
pai",
O.
M.
Hunt
sailed
on
the
Prince
teresled.
Include
Oeorge
yesterday
for
a
business
sides
the
aforrmr
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
Woodsworth
nd
u
.
m
the
south.
relatives.
TIIK
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMi'ANY
UK
CANADA,
UMITLT)
TK.tlU-IIRITISII
COM
MHU
Mtoufacturrf
of
,.,
ELEPHANT
ItriM
IIIKMICIL
ITKTILILKS
Producan
Si
MlMn
of
TADANAC
tl
M'TMOLVTir
ntjiu.iiu.ii
i
liuai
MATE
SULPHATE
OF
AMMOXU
triple
surtitniosrHinl
LKAII-ZINC
CADMIt'M-MSMtTU
HOLIDAY
RESORTS
LAKELSE
Springs
Lodge
An
Ideal
pla
e
to
11;-
tlnest
of
fly
(Uh.n?
t;;j,
bathing
and
boiti.-.j.
Arrance
for
trin-7c:'j'J
with
V.
IL
nurnttt
Trmn
ac
Rates
from
Terrif;
U
tVl
Ltxifr
Inrludlne
toil
ur
One
adult.
U.M
ca
:
i
iM
tlonal
adult
SI
U.
Write
or
tV;.t
w.
ii.
nt'KNFr
We
lHik
,fter
YaJ
Tis
North
Beach
Famous
HoIkI.
I
Near
Massetl
Q.
C.
Isl
r
i
I'urnUhed
Shack
O
R"1
Apply
Mrs.
Dunn
MiMttt,
nc
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SHINGLES
The
Hest
Made
No.
1
rx,
per
thousand
SI.'1
No.
1
per
thousand
M
dreen
Shiniles.
Air
Dried
Retaining
All
the
Cedar
Oil
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
5
kr;
-By
Westover.
Vajcuu,
vlx.
-ray
vou
our
ou
v-
.
.
.THatttr
Bifrtccarrs
"WfctvlAWC
WET
MOW
fcZT.
I
v"Ajy
you
CAM