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SAFETY
SPEED
COMFORT
.
SERVICE
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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
1
season.
SUPERIOR
RADIO-ELECTRIC
,
Second
Arenne
&
Third
Street
Advertise
m.the
DaliyNews
to
do
all
possible
to
make
travel
agreeable
and
pleasant.
.He
is
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
Two
Hundred
and
Fifty
Chinese
Left
Homeless
by
Fire
Which
Swept
Settlement
Near
Chllliwack
CHILLIWACK.
Aue
M-
irPi
Eight
of
nine
large
buildings
In
a
Chinese
settlement
west
nf
hr
were
destroyed
by
fire
early
yesterday,
dozens
of
residents
losing
their
homes
and
possessions.
'
Some
250
men,
women
and
chll-.dren,
residents
of
the
settlement
,
which
Is
three-quarters
of
a
mlla
'
'outside
the
Chllliwack
city
limits,
spent
last
night
In
the
open.
Their
only
coverings
were
donations
by
I
neighboring
white
residents
or
:
meagre
belongings
saved
when
they
I
were
forced
to
flee
in
their
night
j
clothes
from
their
blazing
hones.
The
normal
population
of
Ihe
settlement
is
about
100
but
150
.
!
m
...
....
vomicae
irom
omer
ueias
In
the
valley
were
staying
with
friends
while
working
in
the
hop
fields.
TBI
DAILY
NYWS
-
Your
Goodwill
is
the
Aim
of
C.N.R.
Employees
Some
people
are
inclined
to
think
of
the
railway
worker
at
just
a
cog
in
a
great
machine
consisting
of
eadless
tracks
and
engines
and
stations
and
cars
as
a
being
almost
mechanical
whose
duty
begins
and
ends
with
doing
his
appointed
part
in
keeping
the
machine
going.
They
incline
to.
overlook
the
personal
and
individual
interest
he
has
in
seeing
that
the
utmost
satisfaction
is
given
to
everyone,
of
whatever
age
or
rank,
who
uses
the
services
of
th
railway
which
he
helps
to
operate.
Such
an
attitude
is
not
correct
and
leaves
;
'
out
of
account
one
of
the
most
important
factors
which
contribute
to
the
pleasure
of
travel.
An
outstanding
reason
for
the
safety
and
comfort
which
the
C
N.
R.
provides
is
to
be
found
in
its
personnel.
Each
employee
on
whom
the
slightest
responsibility
rests
is
first
ofi
all
an
efficient
worker
whatever
his
job
he
is
qualified
to
perform
it.
Bit
the
C
N.
R.
requires
that
he
be
more
than
an
efficient
and
;
.
dependable
wofer.
In
all
his
relations
with
the
public
he
is
trained
to
be
and
is
anxious
to
be
of
-'
service
to
them;
...
to
be
helpful
...
to
be
thouchtful
...
to
K
rn.mm
vill
...
determined
to
obtain
the
goodwill
of
his
company's
patrons
the
goodwi
which
is
the
lifeblood
of
a
railway
and
all
engaged
in
it.
'
1
'-
4.
'
;
"
ff
l
111"
'T,r'
"
real
satisfaction
in
knowing
that
when
your
friends
and
relatives,
young'
or
old,
.
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:
:
'
traTeI
'T.
the
C
N-
they
ife
not
on,7
hating
placed
at
their
"seAice
all
mources
ot
Bte"
railway
system,
but
they
are
also
the
recipients
of
the
personal
consideration
of
each
railway
worker
or
attenda
nt
with
whom
..
they
may
come
in
contact.
And
of
course
this
feeling
is
not
lessened
when
it
is
one's
self
who
is
travelling.
Travel
by
C
N.
R.
oqyour
next
trip
be
it
long
or
short
and
see
how.t
highly"
'
'
yr
goodwill
is
esteemed.
You
will
be
pleased.
,
.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
FREE!
FREE!
Special
For
School
Opening
3
Only
60-Page
Ink
Scribblers
Free
with
every
cash
purchase
of
$1.00
Limit
12
to
each
customer
while
the
suppry
lasts.
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VV
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St
3
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ia
vara
ra
.
a
a
t
jo
Queen
Charlotte
Island
SHINGLES
TJiq
best
made
on
the
coast.
Not
Kiln
Dried
,
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
Do
you
read
the
classified
advertisements?
SPENT
ALL
NIGHT
OUT
Bishop
Geddes
Of
Yukon
is
Going
On
Old
Country
Tour
Rt.
Rer.
William
A.
Oeddes,
Bishop
of
the
Yukon,
and
Mrs.
Oeddes
were
passengers
aboard
the
Prince
George
yesterday
bound
from
Dawson
to
Vancouver.
Bishop
Oeddes
will
spend
the
winter
in
the
British
Isles
on
a
lecturing
tour
on
behalf
of
missionary
work
under
the
auspices
of
the
British
Columbia
and
Yukon
Aid
Society.
He
will
sail
for
the
Old
Country
on
October
5.
Mrs.
Oeddes.
will
spend
the
winter
In
Toronto.
SUPPLIED
TO
INDIANS
Pleading
guilty
to
a
charce
nf
supplying
liquor
to
Indians.
Wong
Mln
o(
pie
West
End
Chop
Suey
House
was
fined
$75
in
city
police
court
at
the
end
of
the
week,
the
fine
being
paid.
W.
O.
Fulton
acted
as
counsel
for
accused.
Jack
Bulger
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
a
trip
tptafocouver.
NEW
RESORT
IS
OPENED
George
Frhiell
Entertained
Many
Friends
on
Sunday
Sunday
afternoon
marked
an-:
other
forward
step
in
the
development
of
Port
Esslngton
and
district!
when
Oeorge
Frlsell
entertained:
about
seventy
of
his
friends
at
the
official
opening
of
his
hot
springs
situated
about
two
miles
above
Port!
Esslngton.
J
Mr.
Frizzell
now
has
eight
cabins
and
an
apartment
house
and
two,
tanks
available
for
use
of
his
1
guests.
One
of
the
tanks
is
eighteen
feet
long,
ten
feet
wide
and
six
feet
deep
at
one
end.
Many
availed
themselves
of
the
opportunity
to!
take
a
plunge
and
swim'
around
In,
the
hot
springs
water.
'
Luncheon
was
served
on
the
spa-
cious
lawn
in
front
of
the
cabins
from
where
a
delightful
view
of
the
surrounding
district
could
be
seen.
The
setting
bordered
on
the
river
with
the
snow-capped
mountains
in
the
distance.
An
occasional
fish
could
be
seen
Jumping
in
the
river.
Transportation
of
Mr.
Frtxzeirs
many
friends
and
well
wishers
in
his
new
enterprise
was
under
the
capable
charge
of
Stewart
Donald
son.
The
boat
Norbeec.
Capt.
Vic
Grant;
Two
Rivers,
Capt
Donaldson,
and
the
Laura
F.
were
used
to
convey
the
party
from
Port
Esslng
ton
and
return.
Aiyansh
Infant
Is
Dead
Here
Nine
Month
Old
Son
of
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oswald
Morven
Passes
Away
Here
The
nine-month
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oswald
Morven
of
Alv-
ansh
died
yesterday
after
having
been
111
In
the
Port
Eastngton
Hospital.
The
Infant's
body
is
being
forwarded
by
Hayner
Bros.,
under
takers,
to
the
home
on
the
Naas
River
where
interment
will
be
made
BARGAINS!
WE
HAVE
Til
KM.
SEE
US
If
you
are
looking
for
bargains
NEW
POTATOES
per
sack
NEW
ONiONS-
lbs.
....
NEW
TURNIPS
4
lbs.
VEGETABLE
MARROW
Good
size,
each
EMPRESS
PURE
JAM
Assorted,
4
-lb.
tin
EMPRESS
VINEGAR-
Malt
or
Cider,
per
qt.
bottle
MACARONI
Rcadycut
3
lbs.
CANADIAN
C1IEESE-
per
lb
PILOT
BREAD
IJ1.C.
3
lbs
IJJ.C.
SODA
BISCUITS
per
pkg
SEEDLESS
O
RAPES
per
lb
BANANAS
2
lbs
TOMATOES
per
basket
A
"Selling
Game"
S1.23
25c
15c
10c
53c
23c
20c
19c
50c
20c
15c
25c
25c
PRESERVING
FKUIT
will
be
rrady
this
week.
Phone
your
order
NOU'i
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
P.
O.
Bos
575
Phon
III
2
Features
LEDLmn
WARNER
BAXTER
-
in
"SUCH
WOMEN
ARE
DANGEROUS"
A
Romantic
Gentleman
....
Honorable
to
a
fault
....
He
never
told
a
lady's
secrets-even
though
many
ladies
told
secrets
about
hlmt
with
llotemary
Ames,
Rochelle
Hudson,
Mona
ftarrie,
Henrietta
Crosman.
Herbert
Mun-din
Starts
7
10
and
10
pjn.
PARAMOUNT
NEWS
SPEXrpii
2
TRACY
t
"Now
I'll
Tef
r
Mrs.
Arnold
Bathst
one
sat
in
M.n,-
r
tw
wti.;e
New
5?
around
her
N
w
j-,
t
.J,'
world
her
st-.rY
h?J5
storv
as
she
s
,
,
.
.
HELEN
"nVELVrrRfit
ALICE
FA
YE
man
B
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ENDS
TONIGHT
Noel
Coward's
"Design
For
Living-
1
t0
and
s
11
"M
pt..
"Love
Birds-
at
8
J2
only
It's
Easy
to
Own
a
New
SINGER
StHfl
Have
you
seen
the
193-1
modAs
in
Singer
Fan
Sewing
Machines?
$5.00
places
one
in
Your
Home
and
$3.00
each
moots
keeps
it
there.
You
can't
afford
to
be
without
this
household
rm-sity
that
saves
you
money
for
years
and
yeann
come.
Singer
Prices
are
lower
than
evor
before
Xn
Treadle
machines
from
$05,00
term
price.
New
EWj
trie
machines
from
$70.00
term
price.
Liberal
dtl
counts
f
r6m
these
prices
for
cnh.
Arrange
to
have
ono
Now
!
sec
eMaeMvsfti
MACKENZIE
FURNITURE
LINOLEUM
WINDOW
ItLINDS
CURTAINS
ItLANKETS
Phone
775
DINING
SUITES
IIEDROOM
SUITES
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
CARPETS
CAM
Siiei?
Complete
Home
I'urnUhlnr
Prince
Rupert
SUITS
PRESSED
WHILE
YOU
WAIT
Wc
Rive
you
a
quick
service
with
our
steam
prcssto
machine.
It
takes
only
from
15
to
20
minutes
to
pre
a
suit.
Suits
and
Overcoats
WInlf-r
umnlM
!...
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...........
.
,A,,lM
House
of
llobberlln,
the
Home
of
slone.
Ilet
clolhes
mii
0"
J
price
throughout
Canada,
Let
us
take
your
measurement
today.
The
suit
will
be
n
4
to
you.
LING,
THE
TAILOR
Second
Avenue.
Corner
across
from
Post
Office
I
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VMtonS
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Ul
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