Thursday
September
22,
13BV.
A
-V,
,THE
DAILY
NEWS
MILL
ORDERS
FOR
TERRACE
Finrv
Powder
Puff
Beauty
Shoppe
Permants,
Marcelli,
Finger-waves,
etc
Children's
Haircuts
a
Specialty
Phone
(irren
883
for
Appointment
Muriel
Kby
437
4th
E.
I
UAILWAY
iMAk
)y
CLOSE
Sharp
PLAYGROUNDS
Toronto
Lumberman
Here
Y6sii.j
The
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
tClub
day
nn
Business
In
Connection
4s
'about
to
close
down
'the
varioua
With
Substantial
-Orders
-fpiaygrounds
In
the
city
for
the
I
season
following
a
'successful
sum-.!
A.
S.
Nicholson
of
the
Nicholson"
'mer's
activities.
Before
the
-end
tit
gi
aates
Lumber
Co.
of
T6roritolthe
rnoilth
equipment
wfll
be
stored
was
a
visitor
In
the
city
yesterday
list
the
winter,
It
Tvas
reported
by
n
hnsiness
.in
connection
'with
w.
Stone,
chairman
df
the
quite
extensive
purchases
af
lum-1
Playground
committee
at
yester-w
from
Terrace
mills.
He
arrived
luncheon
ftf
'the
Oyro
'Club
the
morning
from
Vancouver
and
proceeded
East
on
last
evening's
tra'ln,
He
was
In
communication
with
the
Terrace
mill
operatdrs
by
telephone
yesterday
and
was
to
with
President
D.
'O.
Borland
In
the
chair.
It
was
decided
to
hold
a
"Hallow
e'en
masquerade
dance
on
October
28
with
a
general
'comhilttee
ton'
slsting
of
Orme
Stuart,
William
Stone,
C.
C.
Mills,
Cecil
Fitzgerald
meet
them
last
tilght
as
the
'train
,and
eorge
Ror,e'tl
Charge
Todays
Baseball
,
Itching
bkin
Gets
Speedy
Relief
Here
is
a
clean
.stainless
penetrat-l
Ing
antiseptic
now
dispensed
"hv
chemist-
at
trifling
cost
that
will,
bring
yon
spwdy
relief
"from
the-itching
and
distress
'of
Eczemail
Itching
Toe?
and
Feet.
Rashes
.and
other
externally
caused
jskln
troubles
Not
only
does
this
great
healing
antiseptic
oil
promote
rapid
iand,
healthy
healing
in
open
sores
iand
wounds,
but
boils
ana
simple
ul
National
League
St.
Louis
B-1,
Boston
6-4.
Chicago
4-2,
Philadelphia
01.
Pittsburg
-611,
Brooklyn
0-1.
Cincinnati
1New
York's.
American
-League
New
York
7,
'Chicago
4.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
"Cenrtal
C.
Tl.
U.
Rodgers,
cers
are
quickly
relieved
and
clean-
iHoberton,
lv
healed.
'IvnitM
rtv
gnraBB"""i
Canadian
Pacific
Tra.wP.dflc
Trans-Atlantic
..
.i
prts-
SS.
Princess
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Fans
""""'
.
Adelaide"
Kvery
Fray
P-"-
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
.September
7th,
17th,
Connections
at
Vancouver
-with
Otntamn
Tickets
TicReis
and
nu
.
Reservations
From
Bc.
rrfnce
,lupert(
W.
L.
COATES,
Oeneraiirtsenv.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Phone
112
Taxi;
day
and
night.'
Orange
Tnce
tonight.
35c.
(222)
DANCE
"ODU
FELLOWS'
II
ALL
Friday,
September
Serenaders
-with
added
attractions.
'"That
man
is'here
agalnl"
:
Yes,
-the
"Fuller
Brush
Man.
His
number
Is
Oreen
'997.
(220-22).
Tonight's
train,
due
from
-the
East
at
11
o'clock,
wag
"reported
this
morning
to
be
on
'time.
11.
S.
Meadows
will
-sail
"tomorrow
night
on"
the
"Princess
Adelaide
for
-a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
the
south.
Nick
Killas
Is
leaving
on
the,
Prince
George
tonight
'for
"Vancouver
to
take
a
course
in
'electrical
engineering
at
the
University
of.
British
Columbia.
Mothers!
Treat
Children's
Ctlds
This
Proved
Way
ouier
mecucauon
oi
lis
una
iney
by
use
to
their
own
Olds
Ids
and
and
J.
J.
Fitch,
Fitch,
CNJt.;
CNJt.;
lunre
1bXJPT(
'proved
11
It
s,
F.
Reld,
H.
Leask,
II.
T
C
C.
'O.
Engstrom
and
J.
thr
;y;
Tom
Hennessy,
.TJor-
j!
jl.
1
71
In
skin
diseases
the
itching
of
i
.
'd
-Tltmn-w
rlh
tho!e"'
trianasen,
nemo,
w.
Lieign
r.ma
u
inctnnt
v
ttnnmrf'
eruptions
dry
Tip
and
scale
off
In
1
ton,,
Claxton.
a
very
few
days.
The
same
i
true,
Knox
of
Barber's
Itch,
Salt
Ttheum
(and
K
Kontlo,
Stewart;
George
Flynn,
other
skin
eruptions.
-.(
1
u
ti,oph
,tocne
ma
mA
P
smith
amiin'
C1W
cltv
Q
u
You
can
obtain
Moonc's
Emerald
Oil
ifull
strength)
In
the
original
Marks,
Vancouver,
bottle
at
Ormes
Ltd.
or
any
moflern
"Prince
"Rupert
drug
store.
jk.
Hart.
'Everett;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Todd.
Montreal;
J.
L.
D
More
mothers
use
VapoRub
than
any
nomes.
n
was
jur-
ther
.moved
in
-the
world's
largest
colda-
cimic
wo
-aosiiu?
tost
massageVapoRUb
on
throat,
chest,
and
back
'at
"bedtime.
Almost
at
once.
Its
poulUce-andJvapor
action
'starts
to
loosen
phlegm,
relieve
irritation
and
couehlng,
help
-break
local
.
congestion,
ui-
ten,
by
morning
the
worst
ot
the
-cold-teoTer.
,
mm
Jm.mM'0
VapoRub
kan
flshhig
areas
-with
Jeorge
Raft,
Dorothy
Lamour,
showing
Friday
A
Saturday
at
the
Capitdl
-he
:advised,
don't
-miss
it.
(222)
Eastern
Star
tea,
Wasontc
''Hall,
October
C,
Mrs..
Parker
presents
iMl
Lady's
Trousseau.
t
-catholic
Bazaar,
October
12,
13.
Presbyterian
"Tea
"The
Manse'
'October
13.
Canadian
legion
W.
A.
Bazaar
October
19.
Ladles'
League
Bowling
meeting,
Friday,
8
pirn,
at
"Rep.
Bowling
Alley.
'
(223V
Everett
Macdonald,
local
fisherman,
left
on
last
evening's.traln
via'
Bostdn
for
Lockeport,
"Nova
Scotia,
where
he
wiil
pay
-a
Trlilt
"to
!his
native
home,,
.
,
Mrs.
Ous
Ross
returned
to
her
home
at
Queen
Charlotte
'City
on
this
.week's
trip
of
the
steamer,
Prince
Charles
from
Vancouver
where
herhusband
recently
tiled.
"COAL
Tv'analmo
"Wellington
Lump,
Interior
Sootless,
Pea
Coal
for
automatic
stokers,
Nut
fcnd
'Egg
Coal
I
'far
ranges.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
'
rhcne
H6.
n:f.'
.1
I
Thomas
"Elliott
of
Telegraph
;l
Creek,
who
'has
been
paying
a
visit
to
the
city,
sailed
'by
'the
Princess
"Louise
this
-morning
-on
his
Teturn
north.
Mrs.
Slark,
who
operates
a
tea
"B.
"E.
Morgan,
manager
of
the
,
i
Fillmore
Spruce
Mills,
returned
to
l
the
city
on
the
Trince
Charles
this
Miss
Doris
Carter,
nurse
-at
the
-mornms
from
a
ten-Say
visit
to
lives,
Winnipeg;
D.
W.
Webster,
Vie-
Queen
Charlotte
City
Hospital,
Te-
Thurston
Harbor,
Queen
Charlotte
torla;
J.
H.
Macquarrie.i,
:
(Fanning
turned
to
tne
isianos
on
ine
pres-
inlands.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
P.
Allison,
nt
trip
-of
the
steamer
Prince
Vancouver;
James
MacKiddie,
Charles
from
holiday
trip
to
van-,
j
H
Corliss,
official
of
the-frelght
SmlthV
Inlet;
R.
Nicholson,
Port
cnuver.
Edward.
1j
-Yukon
Route
from
Seattle,
was
In
seers.
J.
1j.
U.
ives,
general
xuaumui,
;
u..
Te,atlves
Mrs.
lDaweS
was
the
tor
-of
the
Order
of
Railway
Conduc
tors
with
'headquarters
in
Winni
peg,
Ws
-a
"visitor
;ln
the
city
yesterday
In
the
course
'of
a
western
tour.
He
arrived
on
tne
steamer
'"Prince
George
from
Vancouver
and
proceeded
East
on
last
evening's
strain.
Announcements
All
-advertisements
in
thts
col--amn
will
toe
charged
'for
lull
month
at
-25c
a
-word.
Eagle's
Bridge,
-September
28.
St
Teter.'s
Tea
.Mrs.
.
Linehain
has
been
located
as
accountant
for
the
B.
C.
Packers
during
the
sal
mon
'canning
season:
He
now
goes
to
the
Port
Edward
Teductldn
plant,
Repairs
At
Alice
Arm
Job
to
be
Done'-on
Wharf
Tloat
There
"atiCost
'of
$1500
1
Annnnnpementis
made
that
Te-
pairs
amounting'
to
some
$1500
will,
be
carried
out
on
the
government.
Oc-larf
noat
at
Alice
Arm.
TheworK
United
Anniversary
Supper
..1,..
on
'l
win
trc
uunu
uj
uujr,iauuf,
I
.Hospital
Auxiliary.
Tea
Nurses'
Home,
'oexooer
i.
Uittheran
Bazaar
"October
22.
Will
"00
Tf
a
OCtdb'er
T27.
Sonja's
Bazaar
November.
Baptist
Bazaar
November
5.
Presbyterian
Bazaar
Nov.
10.
tjathedral
ChTtetitas
aoar
November
17.
i
St.
Peter's
Church
Bair
November
-24.
LAND
WEOTSTUY
KCi
Ito:
Oertitflcatw
of
TJtl
No.
13141-T.
to
the
East
Halt
of
the
South
Wt
-Qurt-
of
BfcWan
Ttve
(8).
Township
TJUW3),
Rano
Til
(5).
Oot
t.
trlct,
to
"UW
hrovUvee
-of
Bmttoh
Ool-umbla,
said
ito
contain
Blghtf
(80)
acres,
4nore
or
'less.
WHEREAS
prtxM
of
lo
Of
the
bor
Ortiflmte
f
TltM
tEaund
(n
he
zwrne
or
'3ahoi
A.
HaiVaitaon
has
bem
riled
in
this
effnee,
nolo
't
tutntrr
Klrrm
that
I
h&l.
.t
t0ve
ejepjre.tkm
of
-t3tv
month
Trotn
'the
date
af
the
Tint
putU.atlon
hnx-af,
-teas
a
'Prarwoi&'l
-OrUIlote
ct
H
Tltlo
tti
ltu
oi
aaiht
lost
'rUfUte
un
.1
less
tn.tt
moaniUme
valid
obctkm
oe
mad.o
me
m
frtmog.
)
DATED
at
Uh
Jjuid
Bftglslrr
Ottlc.
ft-lac
nupeit,
B.
O.
this
3rd.
dar
At
I
August,
A.
D,
1838.
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
1
Ottawa
Visitors
Seek
Sensations
Thousands
Visit
Capital
in
Summer
and
Ask
Many
Questions
.
OTTAWA,
Sept..
52:
(CP)-
As
early
as
8:30
on
a
summer
morning
eager
sightseers
arrive
at
the
Parliament
Buildings'
centre
block
waiting
to
tour
the
$13,000,000
gothlc
structure
where
Canada's
laws
are
made.
Nearly
70,000
holldayers
listed
the
capital
city
on
their
itineraries!
in
July
and
August
this
year,
mak
toorn
at
Jasper
Park
lll
arrive
In
.7
fflclal
k
'f-Vx
'the
r
MiHf
vin
tin
tonight's
fAnin-nt'e
fMin
train
ftrti-rt
from
the!
rnal
city
Interior
and
sail
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
for
"Vancouver.
Mr.
and'Mrs.
Alfred
Adams,
who
have
been
paying"
a
visit
to
the
city,
will
sail
on
the
Prince
John
tomorrow
night
on
their
return
to
their
home
at
Massett.
memorial
chamber
and
the
Peace
Tower.
This
number
fell
short
of
the
visitors
in
the
same
period
a'
year
ago
by
10,000.
Apart
from
Canadians
the
visitors
are
largely
from
the
United
States,
but
bffl-j
ciai
dooks
record
signatures
Jf
summer
visitors
from
many
Euro
pean
countries.
.Few
are
from
Ot
tawa,
in
fact
parliamentary
guides
declare
the
"localltes"
only
appear
1
when
they
have
a
guest
from
out
of
town.
So
a
busy
day
begins
for
the
fiv"!
each
morning
gather
their
charges
nTfllinH
Iflfp,
en
mom,
htt1re
n.-f
uegni
a
tour
01
me
centre
Diof;Kt
with
a
running
commentary
which
lasts
45
minutes.
From
five
to
10
miles
are
traversed
by
each
guide
in
his
trips
that
range
from
10
to
30
dally
in
the
holiday
season.
During
the
session
these
officers
are
guards
at
the
e-.'trances
to
the
House
of
Commons
and
the
Sen
ate.
Although
the
four
floors
allotted
as
members'
sessional
offices
are
undisturbed
while
the
House
is
not
sfttlnff.
the
marblfi
p.nrridnrs
nn
t.)io
first
two
floors
are
ever
filled
with'
I
the
sound
of
shuffling
feet
andi
uepaiLiuciit
di
uic
vyuhc
raw
mm
uic
cxmiiur
oi
eamusxasuc
Eigni-'
I
Roval
1
Jwin
n.
Morgan,
wen
khuwii
-the
clty
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
"Show
mo
mm,,
rtai-o
liitP
nh
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vic
Orant.
Balmor-
-Queen
-Charlotte
island
logging
op-nls
morning
enroute
to
Dawson
Mary,
Queen
of
Scots,
was
behead-
nt
I.
Johansen,
city;
L,
Hudson,
-erator,
returned
to
"the
Islands
on
an(j
Mjayo
0n
company
business,
ed?"
asked
a
breathless
visitor
one!
Northern
Pyrites;
James
Clausen
the
present
trip
01
tne
steamer
.
day,
who
had
a
few
minutes
for
Copper
Mountain.
.
.prince
Charles
-after
a
business
trip,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stamford,
who
"looking"
between
trains.
The
'to
Vancouver.
jhave
been
on
a
vacation
trip
to
"guide
tactfully
explained
no
such
,v.w.w.VAVJAVJVJ,JVvv,AWw
TOFFEE
ASSORTMENT
At
a
Special
WeeU-Eiul
Trice
f-
PerPonnd
JL
M
Ormes
Ltd.
-Jit
Pioneer
:DrwQ9'ts
,1
S
Tb.
iUiU
Store
tiiiri0
Open
DUy
from
.m.
tm
w
"
noon
ollly
Hundayi
and
7
p.m.
tlU
9
f
.n.
.
'VanoOuverj
Victoria
and
-Seattle,
gory
undertakings
were
on
record
ATTENTION
"FISHERMEN
oont
returned
to
the
city
-from
the.
south
in
these
parts.
miss
"Spawn
of
the
wortn
wejon
the
Princess
Louise
this
morn-!
"Where
does
Mftch
Hepburn
great
picture-story
of
the
Ketchi-
lng
stt?"
inquired
another
SDectator
I
who
was
-not
-satisfied
with
seeing
Mr.
.and
Mrs.-Basil
Dawes
of
the
prime
ministers
place
and
the
Glacier
arrived
In
the
-city
on
the
thrones
-df
the
governdr-'ceneral
Louise
this
from
Princess
morning
and
the
speakers
of
the
the
south
to
pay
a
visit
with
local
,
and
j0
tt-
j
Senate.
He
was
surprised
xo
mer
Miss
-Nora
Kenney
of
this
city.
The
Bowling
Association
will
hold
another
business
meeting
-Monday,
September
26
at
8
p.m.
at
Rex
Alleys.
All
team
-entries
must
be
rnade
by
that
date.
.
Please
attend
this
meeting
foc
important
business.
(222)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
P.,
Allison
ar
rived
in
the
city
on
-the
Prince
'Charles
this
morning
from
Cum-
shewa
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Is-lande,
where
they
have
been
In
residence
for
the
summer,
and
'will
sail
tonight
by
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ross
Nicholson
and
voungson
arrived
ln.thetlty
on
the
Prlnee1
Chafles
this,
'morning
-from
1
imajidliti
'aiay
where
Mr,
Nicholson
Hall,
September.
29
C.
C.
F.
Ba2aar,
October
1.
Grocery
Shower,
October
6.
Ridley
Home.1
learn
Mr.
Hepburn
had
moved
the
Music
Iluth
Nelson
A-T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano,
Theory
and
Harmony.
Phone
Green
390
C
IMrs.
BernaTd
T.undahl
V
oice
Production
PIANO
and
THEORY
Phone
GREEN
994
431
4th
Ave.
West
MUSIC
IMiss
N.
Lawrence
Teacher
(it
MOLIN,
THEORY,
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and
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double
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$16.00.
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