'0E
TWO
THE
DAILY
KWa
REVIEW
OF
Annual
Clearance
FINANCES
Commissioner
Tetts
of
Work
Done
i
During
First
Year
in
Address
I
To
Kotary
Club
SALE
Is
Very
Hopeful
Once
a
year
we
clean
out
all
our
stock
of
broken
lines
to
make
room
for
the
new
season's
goods.
At
this
SALE
we
are
offering
Slaking
Progress
of
Refinancing
wonderful
VALUES
so
u
to
get
more
shelf
room
quickly.
Scheme
Reducing
InWrst
Charges
to
4.
Sale
Starts
Friday
Morning,
August
17th
at
9
A.M.
Sharp
The
whole
stock
of
our
regular
lines
-Onyx"
Shoes
and
"Hartf
Shoes
reduced
during
this
sale.
Now
is
the
time
to
Buy
and
Save
Cash
Onlj
No
Exchanges
No
Refunds
WE
WELCOME
CARNIVAL
VISITORS
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue
Pttted
LIMITED
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DAILY
NEWS.
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ester
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to
advance,
per
week
1
jo
By
raafl
to
aD
part
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
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in
advance,
per
year
3.00
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mall
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trie,
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per
nn
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reified
advertising,
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word,
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advertising,
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Insertion
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and
Reporters
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ot
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of
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2i
SO
L4C
Friday,
August
17,
193
ROYALTY
TO
OUR
COUNTRY
':
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4
-
Usually
when
people
speak
of
Iovaltv.
thev
mean
lovaltv
tip
to
June
30
of
this
year
all
the
i
departments
of
the
city
had
betn
kept
up
and
some
oi
tnem
imprcv
edr
salaries
and
wages
had
been
all
'
paid
and
the
interest
charges
kept
(up.
The
only
debt,
outside
cf
rapi-
,tal
repayments
and
sinking
I
Unas.
was
a
sum
of
about
S15,000due
the
I
i
government
on
social
senr:ces
but.
fat
the
same
time,
the
government
'owed
the
municipality
$6,C00
and
J
the
re
was
$10,000
tn
the
bank
so
I
he
end
of
June
w
the
city
on
an
even
keeL
That
Was
Information
conveyed
to
the
members
of
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
afternoon
at
It
luncheon
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
by
W
J.
Aider,
city
commissioner
J
in
an
interesting
address.
To
enable
the
city
to
tackle
thej
I
Job
of
providing
sinking
funds
andj
I
making
principal
payments,
the
commissioner
said
he
was
trying
to
jget
through
a
plan
for
refund
lr.
I
the
interest
rate
at
four
percnt
Jle
had
already
made
considerable
pro
gress
and
he
was
hopeful
he
would
have
It
ready
ior
legislation
at
the
next
session
of
the
legislature.
The
commissioner
-aid
that,
when
he
came
here
fifteen
months
apo,
it
was
with
no
instructions
except
to
put
the
city
on
Its
feet.
He
found
a
desperate
situation
requiring
desperate
measures.
No
favors
had
been
granted
and
at
the
end
of
June
the
city
had
been
Just
one
year
under
the
system
of
commis
sion
government.
In
the
past
since
1910
it
had
been
the
custom
to
borrow
heavily
from
the
bank
during
the
early
part
of
the
year.
Thi
was
a
very
expensive
system
to
the
city
costing
at
times
nearly
$1000
a
month
for
interest
and
taking
a
large
ponton
of
the
taxes
when
they
became
due.
.
Services
Improved
During
the
year
the
fire
department
had
been
improved,
good
care
had
been
taken
of
the
city
(treats.
td
the
British
EmDire
of
which
Canada
innP
of
tbpimnnr:WePhone
betterment
had
beeni
?nt
parts.
At
one
time
it
meant
loyalty
to
Britain
but
to-rT
iT
day
Britain,
while
the
strongest
and
the
oldest
and
most
dollars
a
.year.
Mr.
Aider
did
not
highly
respected
partner
in
the
commonwealth,
is,
after
lagiee
with
those
who
favored
sell-all,
only
a
partner.
Canada
is
probably
the
second
nation
in
:
in
telephone
system.
The
poi-importance
in
the
partnership
and,
as
such,
is
steadily
de-laat
oi
clty
tta
cosUng
about
Veloping
a
distinct
national
entity.
$10,000
a
year
and
was
proving
an
There
are
in
the
country,
unfortunately,
certain
discor-lioS
-then
referred
dant
voices
that
look
to
other
countries
for
their
ideas
and
to
the
heavy
cost
of
the
contribu-ideals.
They
profess
to
see
better
conditions
there
than
in
Ucns
Essondaic.
to
the
industrial
Canada
but
they
much
resent
the
sutrerestion
that
thev
eo
Honie-
10
Tranquil'
Hospital
and
.
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.
v"--ww.i
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.,
,
...
.
.
1
u-.
Ipeace
and
a
reasonableeciirity.
This
security
is
enhanced
'I?"1
"VL
thty
2
f
Iby
our
nearness
to
thtftlted
States
and
to
the
fact
that
Se'CeS
"
c
mc
cugeu
m
oeiween
inai
country
ana
its
Alaskan
;
There
is
no
objection
to
a
political
or
social
group
work-i
ENTERTAIN
ine
to
Lmnrove
rnnditinns
in
tW5
rniifrv
buf
ir,
,
.
.
J
j
mcic
10
a
decided
objection
to
a
group
of
people
that
is
alwavs
trv.
ing
to
set
class
against
class,
that
is
continually
trying
to
set
labor
and
capital
at
variance
and
interfering
with
the
orderly
carrying
out
of
the
vocations
of
the
people.
Our
iirai
concern
is
me
good
01
uanada
as
a
whole
and
not
of
any
party
or
group.
We
welcome
people
from
foreign
countries
but
we
cannot
tolerate
their
coming
here
and
ic-uic
they
luej
even
even
become
oecome
citizens
citizens
or
or
i
trnng
in
to
stir
up
strife
-r
in
the
.i
country.
-
DELEGATES
!
Monday
altemoon.
A
dinner
is
he-
;lng
given
in
their
honor
Monday
I
evening
at
6:30
at
the
Commodore
:
ICafe.
On
Tuesday
they
will
be
guests
of
the
local
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
the
dance
at
the
Exhibition
Building
and
on
Wednesday
they
will
-be
driven
around
the
city
by
members
of
the
local
organization,
It
Is
expected
that
twenty
people
will
arrive
from
the
Interior
for
the
occasion,
these
Including
E.
T.
Ken-hey
M.
L.
A,
Harry
Bowman.
Indus-'
trial
and
colonization
representa
i
r
?ffll!llEln
1
k
m
till
U
MAN
!
wfista
Big
Improvement
KLIM
.-.-'
tL
seven
N.
R.
A.
Chieftain
:
British
Party
Takes
Vacation
For
Cocos
Id.
to
live
in
those
countries.
Most
of
those
who
have
rmnp
w
me
,0C4U
noP,w'-
I
Oeneral
.
Hugh
S.
a'.
Johnson
'nnn
Leaves
LONDON.
lunuu.n.
au?u
n
-a
new
thprp
tn
Hvp
urniilrl
mbeSer
havon-
frlarl
'ad
to
n
return
f,i
to
tnPo-.,l
Canada
if
:
The
Uxes
had
comii
In
about
as.
National
national
Capital
uapitai
For
i
or
Two
Two
,
.expedition
expedition
is
about
to
set
out
Z
they
V
usu
the
ommLssicner
said.
and
Weeks'
Vacation
from
htre
to
search
for
treasure
omynaainecnance.
he
-was
giving
those
paying
this!
jOn
Cooos
Island
off
the
north-
What
we
need
to
develop
today
is
a
spirit
of
loyalty
to.
month
the
right
to
do
so
without
Washington,
dc,
Aug.
17:!
west
coast
of
ssuth
America.
Canada
and
her
institutions.
The
present
tendency
is
to
I0
Pnay-
jOeneral
Hugh
S.
Johnson,
admlnl-
jThere
win
be
forty-five
men
In
breed
a
nation
of
cynics
that"
has
little
respect
for
trovern-1
111
reganl
to
toe
Iulurc
of
the
clty
'
slnU)J,ot
the
NaUon-i
Recovery
!
the
party.
mat
or
-taw.
We
need
instead
a
niore
keen
.wi
ine
oeneiiis
OI
Cluzensnip
in
a
country
Where
every
man
why
good
strides
should
not
be!
Reports
are
current
here
that
dl-WhO
earnestly
desires
it
has
a
chance
to
make
good.
There
made
In
a
business
way.
The
pulp
1
faction
of
the
N.
R.
A.
may
shortly
.is
no
country
in
the
world
where
there
isas
much
freedom
mm
was
suii
a
live
issue.
He
urged!
bc
placed
in
the
hands
of
an
ad-
las
ias
in
in
Canada.
canaoa.
Thanks
inanks
tn.thP
to.the
RritisVr
British
fnnnoot;nn
connection
we
a
haveau
aU
to
10
p-"t
put
their
shoulders
nouwers
u
to
the
ministration
board
ot
which
John
he
he
lelt
i
ouu
'i
w
uuuia-vii.
;
1
than
British
Pound
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
17:
-The
Bri-:
tlsh
pound
sterling
closed
at
$5.09!
;
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
mar-jket
yesterday
and
the
Canadian
Dinner,
Dance
and
Drive
Included
1
dollar
at
$1.02
15-32.
In
.Program
of
Boards
of
Trade
Convention
Next
Week
Considerable
entertainment
is
before
learn
the
lanrruace
'pIanne?,
ror,2
Ia"bui,e
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
SUITS!
SUITS!
Don't
Buy
a
Suit
Only,
Buy
Personal
Appearance
v
and
Attractiveness
HOUSE
OF
STONE
and
HOUSE
OF
HOBBERLIN
Best.Clothes
Makers
of
Canada
i
All
the
finest
materials
'and
latesf
fashions.
Each
House
gives
good
prices
from
$20.50
to
$39.00
Measurements
taken
and
a
guaranteed
fit
by
us
Come
Jn
and
see
our
selection
CLOTHES
MADE
IN
OUR
SHOP
PRICE
From
$35.00
and
up
LING,
THE
TAILOR
Second
Avenue,
Corner
across
from
Post
Office
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Colum-
bla
which
opens
In
Prince
Rupert
MONTREAL,
Aug.
17:
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$156?.
on
the
local
exchange
market
tive
for
Canadian
National
Ball.1
()
t!
ways,
Prince
Oeorge,
and
Don
Sutherland,
district
agriculturalist
at
Smtthers.
From
Premier
William
J.
Asselstlne,
M.
L,
A.
for
Atlln,
is
Mrs,
3.
A.
Lindsay
and
daughter
returned
from
the
wuth
today.
III
kill
file
all
Jar
ritrj
Am
j
for
three
wr4s.
3
td
id
rrh
packet.
10
CENTS
PER
PACKET
I
Drutt
(iff,
Cttxrtt,
Grnrral
Slorei,
WHY
PAY
MORE?
THfi
WILSON
H.Y
t
AD
CO,
1
1
itua,
Ox,
Motors
Heavy
Daty
Truck
Motors
Suitable
for
fish
boats
also
speed
boat
motors
$35
up
Chrfctie
Track
&
Car
Tarts
1C30
W
1st
Ave
,
Vancouver
Van's
Bakery
Opposite
Itoiton
Cafe
Quality
Breads
4
for
25c
At
All
Kroters
Labelled
-on
Bottom
Tor
"Your
Protection
Phone
190
Summer
Long-wave
Reception
IS
NOW
AT
ITS
POOREST
So
why
not
give
that
set
its
long
needed
overhaul
now?
Phone
Blue
320
and
get
the
most
out
of
your
radio
for
this
coming
season.
SUPERIOR
RADIO-ELECTRIC
Second
Avenue
h
Third
Street
mdkes
in
medlsi
.
.
there'
nothing
like
the
fresh
milk
you
make
with
KLIM
to
'fix
up'
nourishing
tasty
meal,
and
put
rich
milk
flavor
in
tea
or
coflee
!
Poke
up
the
camp
fire,
and
HI
how
you
how
it's
done."
"Here
ii
a
litde
book
Borden's
sent
roe.
It
has
the
real
red
pes
oi
famous
woodsmen
for
flaky
white
bannock
-
-
golden
flap-jacks
new
ideas
lor
cooking
game
and
fish
and
easy
puddings
in
a
jifly1
This
book
and
a
tin
of
KLIM
are
working
wonders
for
my
camp
cooking,"
KLIM
is
milk
cream
and
all
in
powder
form.
It
keeps
without
JKi
COUPON
Pf
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Bardm
Conpa
lia-wd,
NO.
44
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YJWr
IUum,
Tersttt
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t
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tm
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C-vChI
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kV-H
Mbcfl
bf
Imooo
(uidn
tut
ctp
coo.,
FREE,
by
urn
fK
lflE9w
Ciry
Pw,
:
Add
KLIM
to
water
and
you
have
ircsh
milk
with
all
its
natural
flavor.
KLIM
is
the
handiest
form
oi
milk
you
can
use.
Compact
easily
carried
and
light
in
weight
one
pound
of
KLIM
makes
over
pounds
of
fluid,
milk.
Buy
it
at
your
grocer's
or
supply
post
FREE
.
.
.
'Easy
Camp
Cooking
Recipes"
The
am
inc
little
book
by
iamcu
w-codtraen
is
called
"Easy
Camp
Cool
mr
Recipes"
ii
you
will
fill
out
this
coupon,
it
will
be
sent
to
you
free,
You
11
be
well
pleased
with
the
new
dishes
it
tells
how
to
prepare.
Mail
your
coupon
todsy,
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
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Hoprtetar
A
tlOMK
AWAT
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HOME"
Rates
$1.60
op
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Hot
h
Cold
Water
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Rupert,
B.C.
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The
fhhlng
season
be
over
ana
D.EIio
Auctioneer
and
ti
tiap
rurniture
li
alrr
Buscests
thti'
with
your
hoi.
tf
yoo
have
am'!
furniture
Un-
Third
Arrntie
JrtW
l'!
Thriri
r.h
an!
Cirrr
rilA
hittr.
nrf
!
.
rtlbWl
fhone
firer
mo
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famom
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
-
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
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Special
Values
in
Crockery
Clover
Leaf
Cups
nnd
Saucers,
3
for
or
12
for
Dinner
Plates,
"Gold
Band,"
6
for
25f
90c
95c
Smin
Plnffto
"n.rJA
r.i
n
.
Ml
Fruit
Dishes,
"Gold
Band,"
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for
4-Gallon
Crock,
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