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DAILY
NEWS
PHONESLI
and
U
BIG
5
CLEANSER
Clean,
carers,
scrubs,
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Tp
JELL-0
JELLY
POWDERS
2
for
15c
New
Principal
of
School
at
Burns
Lake
Appointed
BURNS
LAKE.
Aug,
10:
Cordon
Claike
B.
A-
formerly
of
Hedkj.
has
been
appointed
principal
of
P.
O.
BOX
575
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
HANDY
SODAS
IB
A
'In
Q.
-oz.
tow!
boxes
CLOVEELEAF
OY5TEBS
Finest
quality
QZZn
2tm
"DC
SANDWICH
PASTES
Hed-
hmd's
assorted
3
for
..
LIEBrS
SACEE-KKACT2V
2
tint
25c
33c
EOr.iL
CITY
DICED
BEETS
Tt
2
lus
and
$13.50.
Sale
price
23c
SHEKEirrS
ORANGE
MAE-3ULADE
Z.n
n
FRENCH'S
Mt'STAED
With
free
spoon.
1
fto
Per
jar
PEANUT
BETTER
Eoipress
quality.
1
r
4
.
tin
COLCATES
TOOTH
PASTE
Eaeb
.
19c
LOCAL
FEES
II
GEEEN
PEAS
Excellent
Quality.
jgc
Don't
ferret
oor
eab
coupons
whkb
are
rood
for
many
ralnable
Premiums.
QUALITY
SERVICE
PBICE
FBEE
DELIVEEY
ON
IM
OEDEES
Tiro
Telephones
For
Your
Conrenlenee
Boat
and
Mall
Orders
Receive
Prompt
and
Careful
Attention
HARRY
KING
STOLE
SHOW
Well
Known
Terrace
Man
Humorist
Of
Smitbers
Convention
Fine
Banquet
'
Smithers.
August
10.
The
ban-
Barns
Lake
Saperior
School.
Mfcsiqaet
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Kay
llanvm.
forraerly
of
Tinta?el
j
Trade
contention
-srhich
sras
pro-win
be
teacher
of
the
upper
pubis;.
Tided
by
the
Smithers
Chamber
of
tchnol
grades.
They
-srill
commence)
Commerce
fjtr
the
visiting
dele-thlr
duties
irtth
the
opening
of
i
gates
took
place
in
the
Hudson
Ho-the
fan
term,
I
trt
Friday
eTening
hen
the
large
At
the
recent
annual
school
dining
room
was
taxed
to
capacity
meeting
R,
Bradley
lras
re-elected
and
some
who
wished
to
attend
secretary-treasarer
for
a
second
were
enable
to
obtain
seat.
An
ex-term
of
three
years
Mrs.
A.
Ander-
ceHent
spread
was
provided
and
son,
chairman,
and
C.
Ostberg
re-elicited
many
flattering
comments
vu
uie
Doaro.
A.
C
Fowler,
president
of
the
STOCK
REDUCING
Boy's
Lone
Tweed
and
flannel
Trousers
OfJ
To
Clear
At
OI.aD
Boy's
and
Youth's
Lonr.
Tweed
Trouwrs
J355
values,
Q
O
OC
To
clear
at
Boy's
Tweed
Knickers
With
knitted
wool
cuffs,
Q-f
nn
$225
values
at
OltsSD
Boy's
Short
Tweed
Trousers
To
clear
at
BOYS'
Wool
Pullovers
95c
U
Boy's
Wool
Pullover
ftCn
Sweaters
To
clear
at
vUV
Boy's
Koush
Shirts
Cotton
QJp
suedes
and
drills,
sale
price
With
only
one
pair
pants.
Each
Smithers
while
others
foond
it
nec-cessary
to
depart
the
next
day.
Many
of
those
who
attended
expressed
the
opinion
that
it
was
the
most
ssceessftd
contention
yet
heid
by
the
Associated
Boards
and
that
it
would
result
in
benefits
fcr
the
North
Delerates
See
Country
.nese
advantages
during
his
speech!
$8.70
6
lioy's
Blue
Serge
2-Pant
Suits.
Ages
11
years
to
14
years,
Q.
4
lT
regular
$17.00.
Sale
price
V-")
With
only
one
pair
pants.
Each
$11.95
20
Youths'
Tweed
2-Pant
Suits
Ages
15
years
to
19
yrs.,
regu-
Q4
G
tZ
lar
$18.75
and
$20.
Sale
price
QlVrtO
With
only
one
pair
pants
J)5
fcfl
Uu
at
passeagers
tarlr
of
xd
tr'p
towrisU
for
Alatks
C.
!'.
R.
stean-
In
the
events
be
tu
oxDeeted
toJer
Prince
Raoert
CapC
James
keep
up
his
reputation
which
be
did
quite
bamoroasty
and
Terrace
baa
received
some
valuable
adrer
I
&nrthn
Chamber
of
Cccrrrce.J
the
oceastoa
aad
fflled
the
office
!
Terr
capably
SsdeeeL
After
the
banqsset
the
tables
were
-
cleared
and
the
errniar
ns
spent
:n
listening
to
the
after
dinner
'speeches
nattr
by
niny
of
those
present
Harry
Kin?
of
Terrace
proved
to
be
the
hmrortit
of
the
convention.
'
His
speech
at
the
conventtoo
Fri-j
day
morning,
tat
which
be
extolled
the
ad
rants;
of
Jiving
in
Ter-I
rare.
-
quite
"stole
the
show"
and
.
prtmded
a
fine
break
in
the
seri-loas
badness
aititvde
that
had
do-jminated
the
convention
hitherto.
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
Union
stezaer
CataJa,
Cap-;
Jaxs
Ftodlay.
har-ng
been
delayed
by
loadinc
ssissjc
at
Naas
River
posrta.
arrived
tr.
port
at
10
If
last
night
Iroca
th-:
north
and
sailed
at
saldnigBt
fcr
Vancouver
and
warpoints.
With
a
Watt.
arriTed
In
part
at
11
oirJock
this
morntog
from
VaneoBrer
Ptrsefl
RiTer
and
Ocean
FaQs
and
Using
as
a
result
of
the
two
short
I
sailed
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
speeches
of
Mr.
Kin?.
J
tor
Skagway
and
other
northern
Some
of
the
defecates
remained
'points
whence
she
win
return
in
torn
to
take
in
the
celebration
j2"1
next
Monday
stwthboraxl
7i
tee
rrenty-myi
anniversary
of
Two
western
schooners
sold
6V
000
pounds
of
bahbut
at
the
port
of
Seattle
yesterday.
They
were
Thor.
36JD0O
pounds,
Sebasttan-Stoart,
ll4c
and
9c;.
Superior
23JX0
poends.
Booth
Fi&heri-s
124c
and
11H&
Capt.
John
Skarpness
has
dis-
i
posed
of
his
half
interest
in
th
On
Friday
afternoon
the
dele-!
wen
known
Seattle
halibut
boa!
?ates
were
driTen
around
the
TaheyjMaddock
to
Capt
John
Johnson
in
motor
cars.
Some
of
them
visited!
formerly
of
the
boat
Lively.
Cap
tilacier
Gulch
and
west
on
to
I
Johnson
win
become
skipper
of
the
Uoncetown
to
see
the
sockeye
I
Maddock.
Capt.
Skarpness'
plans
salmon
jumping
the
falls
in
large
fr
the
future
are
unsettled,
lumbers
and
also
saw
the
Indians
gathering
their
annual
harvest
of
Uni
.
i"
f
,,
o
-u.
.
(Fisheries
estimates
.k
that
frozen
had
not
before
witnessed
the
scene
Others
drove
through
the
agricul-
ural
districts
and
visited
the
Dock
ill
Coal
Mine.
They
were
all
im
tressed
with
th
am
mibkb
frw-l
farming
and
also
with
the
excel-
ent
seams
of
coal
seen
at
the
mine.
H.
G.
Perry,
MIA
for
Fort
jfeorge.
dwelt
at
some
length
onimarVPt
on
July
15
this
yeai
amounted
to
9.737.000
pounds,
a
decrease
of
almost
a
million
pounds
from
10.733.000
pounds
at
a
corres-
1
ponding
date
last
year.
There
was
a
slight
decrease
in
production
this
rear
but
the
principal
reason
for
the
reduction
in
frozen
stocks
this
year
is
an
increase
in
the
movement
of
fresh
fish
direct
Into
the
it
the
banquet
that
evening.
.
n
v
n
t-
Z'lJtL
at
leapt.
WlffiaThon
so-
ield
Prince
George.
The
Daily
News
ijij
an
audited
lrculaUon.
Pxay
safe
I
Boys'
Department
10
IJoy's
Tweed
and
Fox
Serge
2Pant
Suits
Ages
6
years
to
10
years,
values
CO
C
$9.50
and
$10.00.
Sale
price
at
v
it)
With
only
one
pair
pants.
Qg
20
IJoy's
Tweed
2-Pant
Suits
Ages
11
years
to
14
years,
values
$12,50
$10.95
I
bound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver
with
a
fuH
list
of
toarist
passen-
eers.
is
due
in
port
at
3:30
this
afternoon
from
the
north
and
will
.sail
at
5
pm
SALE!
Boy's
Swim
Trunks
Size
23
HZZn
and
30
waist.
Sale
price
O
U
Boy's
Cotton
Short
Sleeve
Polo
Shirts
With
lace
neck.
Sale
price
BOYS'
45c
Stanfield
Underwear
Your
chance
io
save
on
winter
underwear
NO,
A
C
A
fihe
combination
garment
of
wool
and
cotton,
medium
weight,
spring
needle
knit,
natural
color.
Q-i
pa
Sale
price
JJ.DU
No.
320
A
fine
buttonless
combination
garment
of
cotton,
medium
weight,
natural
color,
CJ'i
-f
c
Sale
price
JJ.1D
Bryant
Company
Limited
SIXTH
STHE17T
MEN'S
AND
HOY'S
STORE
ll'hone
297
WAKI
UP,
CLOCK'S
HINGING
1
in
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TUNG
I
CAM
SUIT
ANOTHFR
HALF
H0UK.WITH
KILLOGCS
fox
BRIAKJAST
Tkixxcf
it
as
extra
tslf
-boor
ci
sleep!
Toa
csa
stay
in
bed
locrer
I
CORN
S
aad
t31
Lave
breakfajt
on
time
il
yon
let
KeDeEr't
do
jwa-
cook-Irg.
EeQorx's
Cora
Flakes
art
rooked
and
toasted,
ready
to
eat
with
mSk
or
cream.
Crisp
and
re-frtsliiEg
as
morning
sanshine!
At
all
grocers,
oven-f
mh
In
tit
patented
waxrm
inner
bag.
Madt
by
KeBorg
in
London.
Ontario.
uadi
imn
ncuo
imn
MjTf
irrrn
BURNS
LAKE
Miss
Orma
Smith,
RJf.,
aftei
supplying
for
the
last
two
months
at
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital,
has
left
for
Enderby
where
she
has
ac
cepted
a
position
as
matron
of
the
Enderby
General
Hospital.
Miss
Margaret
Saunders
of
Palling
was
a
recent
visitor
here
as
the
ruest
of
Mrs.
W.
McKenna.
Dr.
Robertson
of
Vancouver
is
relieving
as
resident
physician
here
during
the
absence
of
Dr.
T.
C.
Holmes
on
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
the
south.
Mrs.
Andrew
Mcintosh
of
Tatal-rose
returned
via
Prince
Rupert
last
Friday
after
spending
a
month's
vacation
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria
Miss
Eunice
MacNeill
left
last
week
by
car
for
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
and
vicinity.
Miss
Janet
Rochester
of
Prince
Rupert
is
the
guest
at
the
Picbe"
Ranch
at
Decker
Lake
for
a
few)
days.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Hlnchliffe
ind
family
of
Terrace
are
spending
iie
month
of
August
in
the
Burns
Lake
district.
Mr.
Hlnchliffe
prea-
Anglican
Church
last
In
St.
John's
Anglican
Church
of
which
he
was
formerly
rector.
Alan
Large,
son
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
has
been
spending
the
past
few-weeks
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clyde
Hunt
at
Decker
Lake,
left
last
Friday
for
Toronto
where
he
will
Join
CUspED
FOR
RENT
CLEAN,
well
-
furnished
modem
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
(ltX)
FOR
SALE
PLAYER
piano
with
rools
for
sale.
Good
condition,
$75.
Phone
Oreen
28-
(187)
FOUND"
FOUND--Dark-rimmed
glasses
on
Fourth
Avenue
East,
near
Dr
Johnsen's
office.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
Dallj
News
office
and
paying
for
this
advertisement;
tf.
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LOST-
Snakeskln
Cigarette
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Initialled
L
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please
leavft
at
Dally
News
office.
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HAVE
HELPED
HUNDREDS
TO
OBTAIN
positions
as
Letter
Carriers,
Postal
Clerks.
Customs
Examiners,
Clerks,
and
aienograpnera,
etc.,
and
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you.
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in
Canada.
if
WORIC
WANTED
OUT
of
Uwn
girl
needs
work
immediately.
$15.00
a
month,
board
and
room.
Phone,
Black
562
for
aeiaiis.
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(i86)
SWING
IS
.
COLORFUL
1
1
-Gold
Diggers
&
Paris,"
a
new
and
elaborate
musical
showing
as
the
nud-week
feature
offering
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here,
brings
back
to
the
screen
after
a
three-year
absence
Rudy
VaHee,
the
crooning
orchestra
leader.
One
of
the
important
features
of
the
en-,
tertamment
is
the
debat
in
films
of
Freddie
Fishers
Schnfckelfritx
Band,
a
crew
of
mad
musicians
which
has
been
creating
quite
a
sensation
in
other
fields.
Sharing
the
romantic
and
singing
spotlight
with
Vallee
is
the
charming
Rosemary
Lane.
Gloria
Dickson
does
the
heavy
cmmaUcs
while
Hugh
Herbert.
Allen
Jenkins.
Mabel
Todd,
Melville
Cooper
and
Ed
Bro-phy
have
important
comedy
parts.
Of
course,
there
is
a
large
and
colorful
dancing
chorus.
The
plot
revolves
about
the
adventures
of
a
troupe
of
dancers
In
a
night
club,
the
owner
of
which
is
Rudy
Vallee.
The
hotcha
girls,
as
a
result
of
an
amusing
error
perpetrated
by
Herbert,
are
taken
to
Paris
to
represent
America
in
an
International
ballet
contest
After
numerous
exciting
and
funny
complications,
the
swing
girls
get
on
the
stage
and
make
the
Judges
forget
all
about
ballet
Everything
turns
out
veil
with
a
big
and
colorful
finale
number.
other
members
of
the
family
for
a
visit
with
his
grandmother.
Mrs.
R.
W.
Large
Mr
and
Mrs.
Large
are
expected
to
arrive
in
Toronto
shortly
following
a
trip
to
Scotland
and
all
will
be
returning
to
Prince
later
this
month.
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