Si
-V:.
.
-11
1
ay
August
23,
1M&
TH2
DAn.TK2w3'
Every
cup
a
OT
FREE
ICE
CREAM
UmI,
Dealer
Thinks
One
Big
jsplash
Will!
BrlnB;
Business
BvmRAli.
Auk.
23:
(CP)
tj-
P
dream
night
for
more
than
.
.i.iu.n
nt,
tho
kiwatr-r
Av'f
ricniiuicn
fit
Ahtolne:
,
Street
----
dlsV
Is
one
evening,
whert
as
kind
iarltan
threw
his
shop
wide
open
fctly
itltf
seven
o'clock
to
close
fcearily
three
hours
laier
aiuir
fting
out
iree
s,uiw
ice
cream
Ibrty
gallons
oMca
eream,
more
less,
were
cupped'
on
tne
cones
nassed
out
to
children
who
M
four
abreast
before
the
small
nler
and
snouted
ior
me
irozen
nev
For
minuies
nv
a
uow
-
completely
blocked
half
of
the
feme
In
front
of
vne
nuie
siore.
Bio
patrol
cars,
too,
were
called
help
keep
order,
Li.
through
It
all,
the
cheerful
LrMir
smiled
as
he
Dassed
out
sake
It"
WOMB
'AS
PRIESTS
tiSU).
Aug.
23
f
(CP)
Norway
RAfm
rapids
Mien..
Aue.
23;
pi-
-Mrs.
Fred
Clarke
has
been
pctlng
clippings
on
lnsommla
1
10
vears
nnd
hpr
meeestlnns
in-
footed
In
the
dewy
grass.
delight
SALADA
TEA
city,
onr.the
Princess
Louise,
yester-day,
after
attending;
summer,
school
In
Victoria,
P.
W.
Ouernsey.
well:
known
Van
coiiver.
mining
operator,
arrived
ln
the
city;
last
night
after,
a
visit
to
his
Northern,
Pyrites
property
on
h
F.r.tnn
River
and
wllr
sail
to
night
on
the
Catala
for
VancouvrW
TEACHERS
APPOINTED,
cones
which
were
ruled
by
iwoPerson,i
of
New
ftrs.
it
was
me
upciuug
i"S'
the
little
shop
and
he
wished
Iward
off
the
Jinx
which
had
fc-d
the
premises
last
May
when
f
automobile
crashed
througn
tne
tt
of
the
store
and
smashed
inters.
twhen
I
open
tonight
the
kids
fee
tround
andsay:
'Please,
mls-
lre
me
something?"
and
my
he
say:
'Give
them
some-
r.t
or
close
the
shop.'
So
I
dish
n
a
nut
out
till
till
there's
thpre's
no
no
more."
more."
said
saia
Ul
R.
Kennedy
of
Vancouver
Is
pay
lng;
ft
visit:
to,
the
city,;
having
ar-rivM,
on
the
Catala
yesterday
morning
from,
the
south,.
Miss
Marnaret
McLean
of
the
lo
cal
teaching
staff
returned
to
the
High
School;
Ite-
organitatlon
In
Prince'-
Itapert.
i
Complete
With;
the-
appointment
of
further
new
teachers
in
the
persons
of
CUffbrd
Hi
Lelghs,
J6hn
B.
Wilkin
son
and
Miss
Helena
Mouat,
all
01
Vancouver:
Eh.
School;
reorganlr
datlon
in.
Prince
Rupert,
whlchiwlll
become.
effective,
here
at.
the
openr
lng
of
the
term
this
fall,
has,
been
mnited
ii
far
as
nersonnel,
of
'
"
.
.1
.
j
Wr
"Ifs-good
luck
and
the
ths
a
Tinrfpr
h
nrincinalshlo.of
Arthur.
rfniton.
the
staffs
will
be
as
follows;
Senior
High
School
Miss.
Irene
Mitchell,
Miss
Muriel,
Lang,
Miss
,!ven
women
equality
with
men
gg
lrcha
Hazard,
competition
for
government,"
T
n
wnnnnn
and
they
may
be
dlplomaU
or
"""70
Ne'lll'
n
priests
In
the
govembent-J
a
Tnn.
p
hi
hooiMlss.
Mary
trolled
church.
I,i,
rvn.
hnvnller.-Miss
2vadi4UHr-
,
-
-
.
iiniAnn
nifiii'j
i
,
May
Jones.
rci
Garfield.
McKinley,
and
Mls5
Franr
ces
watts.
Trainlne-Jt
H.
Nordan
nnmMli-
Science
Miss
Hazel.
Hodgson.
HON
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamer
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TOES-
TS.S,
GARDEN:
FRIDAY!
DAY,
l':30
p.m.
10l3ft,p4ri.
.
.
bue
Vanwuver,
Thurt
a.m,
Dnie
VancmWt
Mondays
a.tn.
If
Convenient,,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
&
Of
flee"
further
Information:
Regarding
Reservftfl6ns;ond)
Tickets.
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Afccntl
ThMiAye,
Phon.
568
Bi
Canadian
MILK
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-AtlanUc
Trahs-Racific
n,
-.
...
.
-
n
CO'
Prlnrp
o
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
anp
way
Adflalde"
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
SS.
"Princess
Ioulse"
SSi
Princess
Allce?;
8S;
Princess!
CHarMIe:
Aug,
6,
17,
27;
Sept.
7
'
Augr
10,20.
AUgj
3,
18;
24;
Speti
3.
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Service
Tickets
and
Reservations
From
W.
L.
COATFS
hpnPfal
Ar.nL
PHnce
RupeM,
B.C.
We
Have
Grade
"A"
Raw,
and
Pasteurized
Milk
Daily
From
Our
Own
Herd
Delicious
Sour
Gream.50c.per.
Quart-
Phone
Red'608
For
Bettejv
Dairy;
Products-
Drvm
imon
Uairy
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Annual1
Garden
Competition
entries
should'
be
made
at
Dally
News
01
nee
on
or
oeiore
Friday
noon.
1
George
ueorge
j
Little
of
Terrace
arrived
it
,
Charged)
with,
.vagrancy.
H.
Kee'e
jn
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
I
IhlS
afternoon;
I
P.'
J:
Sham,
of
Inverness
cannery
Us
sailing,
tonight
on
the.
Catala
for
Vancouver,
train
from-
the
Interior
to
snenri
a
-day
or
so
In
town
on
business.
The
Prlnce
Runert
flvro
Clnh
will
Mrs.
F.
N.
Feero
was
last
night
able
to
hear
her
daughter
VeneUa
playing
for
the
radib
at
Juneau,
Alaska.
Miss
Feero
piayea
iuj
Urk".
"KammenenolOstrow",
"In
dian
Love
Call"
and
"Wooaiana
Echoes"
Reception
was
good.
Hnrdlne
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
staff
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
itrain
iirom
Kingston,
Ontario,
where
he
has
been'
taking
a
summer
course
at
Queenls
University.
nr.
Huoh
M.
Morrison.
Inspector
of
schools,
and
his
bride,
the
former
vtl.
Tsrthel
wnsnn
Barton
of
Van
couver,
arrived
ln
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
irom
me
south
and
are
taking
up
residence
nn
Fifth
Avenue
West.
They
were
niarrled-on
July
25
In
Vancouver.
Revi
Rev,
Ji
Ji
B.
B.
Relnnertsen
Relnnertsen
of
of
Astoria
here,
visiting
with
his
son
j
in-law
and
daughter,
Rev.
and
Mrs
iL,
C.
Jensenf
was
me
preacuci
morning
service
m
si.
wa
w-teranChurch,
There
was
a
good-sized
congregation,
MHV
BULGER
Optometrist
HOUSE
For
Sale.
Avenue.
Royal
Bank
Bid?,
Phone
112
Taxi;
day
and'
night.
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
11
o'clock,
was
reporU-d
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.A.
Frew
are
spend-1
h-
ing
a
holiday
at
Lakelse
Lake,
be-
J.
H.
McLeod,
collector
of
cus-lng
due
back
In
town
about
the
end
!
toms,
Is
on
a
trip
to
joints
down,
the
of
the
month.
coast
as
far
as
Victoria
on
official
duties.
Apply
433
11th
(200)
TOR
K&NT
CLEAN;
well-
furnisnea
moaern
nnartments.
pnone
ttea
w.
viq)
BOARD
AND
ROOM
COMFORTABLE
rooms,
excellent
fare
reasonaDie
u.-.
Avenue
West
over
Prince
Rupert
Seed
Co.
1200)
LOST
fttnrps
will
be
onen
Wednesday
evening
to
accommodate
visitors
arlvlng
6
p.m.
Retail
Merchants
Ass'n.
U97)
be
in
business
session
at
Its
regular!
sergeant
F.
J.
Culverhouse
R.C.
jweekly.
luncheon
tomorrow.
The
MP
arflved
ln
the
city
on
ye6ter.
president,
D.
G.
Borland,
will
be,,...
.
,
:.
back
In
the
chair
after
an
absenceaay
"
of
a
couple
of
weeks
attending
the;
ior
a
onei
van,
w
u
m-district?
convention
ln
Yakima.
flclal
duties.
PORT
DAY
BALL
Crowning
of
Queen
of
the
Port
And
1
Distribution
of
Port
Day
Prizes
Exhibition
Building,
Thurs.,
9:30
p.m.
(Instead
of
Moose
Hall)
(Change
Due
to
Unexpected
Volume
of
Ticket
Sales
Come
Early)
R:
B.
Moore,
manager
of
P.
Burns
Co.
Ltd.,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
from
a
business
trip
to
Juneau
and
the
Tulsequah
district.
Northern
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
from
a
trip
lo
the
Yukon
on
ecclesiastical
dut
ies.
Miss
Jean
Slmpklns
was
a
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
solne'
north
from
Seattle
to
Juneau
where
she
will
pay
a
visit.
u,
iiri
Lrl
l
r
l
l
itl
L.
.
uiiu
illl
kj
Osland
Royal
FLOWER
SHOW
PLANS
LAID
Many
Entries
Expected
In
Garden
Competition
Dinner
Saturday
To
Professor
Buck
At
a
meeting
of
the
executive'
of
;
the
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural.
So-cieiy
arrangements
were
completed
for
the
annual
flower
fchbw
to
be
Iheld
next
Monday.
The,
premises
j;formerly
occupied
bjf
Overwaitea
Ltd.
has
been
secured
as-Demg
me
most
central
and
suitable
place
for
the
show.
!
Professor
Buck
of
the
University
of
B.C.
is
expected
to
arrive
ln
the
city
during
this
week-and:
he
win
oe
the
guest
of
honor
at.
a
dinner
ln
the
Boston
Cafe
Saturday
night.
A
committee
was
annotated
to
Veil
tickets
and
make
arrangements
for
the
dinner.
Professor
Buck
will
Judge
the
eardens
at
the
week-end
and
will
;nrobably
have
something-
to
say
about
them
at
tne
dinner.
Entries
for
the
eardens
and
lawns
are
to
he
left
at
the
Dally
News
not
later
than
noon
on
Friday.,
A
great
many
'
entries
are
expected.
t
,T1
i
1
i.
In
the
cltv
Monday
morning
and'plahs
are
made
to
present
to
every!
tour
ist'
vlsltlne
the
show
a
lew;
local
flowers.
I
T.
Hellenthal,
accountant
of
the!
Alaska
-Juneau
mine
at
Juneau,
and
Mrs.
Hellenthal,
after
a
trhto,
Seattle
and
elsewhere
in
ine
souini
i
,
i
.
v
nlnl
were
passengers
aouara
mc
fii"-.
cess
Louise
yesterday
morning
re-,
turning
to
the
Alaska
capital.
jj
Sam
Morrison,
district
engineer
j'
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
British
Columbia
with
head-!
quarters
in
Vancouver,
came
In
from
Jasper
Park
Saturday
after-
noon
with
the
party
of
S.
J.
Hung-
Tford.
president
of
tne
railway,
md
sailed
the
same
evening
on
thej
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Ij
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large
returned
home
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
trip
to
the
British
fsips
on
the
wav
home
they
visit
ed
ln
Toronto,
being
accompanied
from
there
by
their
children,
Allan,
Peggy
and
Richard.
The
younger
boy,
-
who
had
suffered
a
fractured
t
the
arm
u
t
b
oe
fore
e7v
ng
for
the
East
Dakota,
who
Is
spending
South,
couDle
of
months
ago,
had
the
a
misfortune
to
break
it
again
Just
before
leaving
Toronto
for
home;
Mrs.
M.
Strand.
Vancouver;
Ivan
Adams,
Massett;
L.
Hudson,
Northern
Pyrites:
C.
O.
Muller
and
Carl
vfiTL
SALE
Double
corner,
Alfred
Muller,
Termce;
C.
Kinos,
Oceanic;
Street
and
Eleventh
Avenue,
DOi.njj.vi.
-
xuujib,
tuj,
.
ctrAots
eroded,
for
sale
at
bar-
gain.
Dybhavn
and
H&ns6n.
tf.
Prince
Rupert;
F.
Waterman,
Seattle;
Mrs.
C.
L.
M.
Glggey
and
George
Little,
Terrace:
Mrs.
Hi
Louis,
Burns
Lake;
F.
J.
Culverhouse,
Hazelton;
F.
W.
Guernsey.
Vancouver:
Mrs.
J.
Pi
Homer,
Victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrs;
A
Attree,
Terrace.
Central'
C.
Raby,
Calgary;
A.
Mlltchin;
Winnipeg;
E.
Wallace;
C.N.R.;
J:
Frear
and
S.
Jackson,
city;
C;
Brentzen,
Port
Simpson.
Knox
R.
II.
Warner
and
Dr,
and
Mrs.
II.
M.
Morrlsnn.
Vancouver:
WaU
ter
Jensen
and
Frank
Jensen,
Bill
PSoTund
canoe
paddle1
PfrmU.
city.
M
i
nht
irinniv
icLuiii
iu
Dally
News,
reward.
(108)1
C.
P.
Balagno
Dresided
at
the
'
mectlnr
last
night
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
members,
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
James
Ar-
IrliUJ.
OilWlii
A
W
I
bOO&AfgWa
Vi
l
.
i
take
Dlace
on-Wednesday
afternoon
B
"
7T"
I
at
20
o'clock.-
from,
St.
Andrew's
Rt.
o
Rev.
.
E.
M.
Bunoz
o
O.M.I.,
x,
r
no
Ro-
-1-
-
'cathpdral
man
Catholic
Church
Bishop
for.
High
School
supplemental
exam-
amearai.
lnatlons
win
commence
ai
me-
Rnnth
Mpmorlal
School
Wednesday.!'
.
---
-
.
-
9
a.m.
Instead
of
in
the
King
Ed-'
ward
School.
(197)
It.'$No,Surprise,TIiat
You;
re
Constipated
!
If
constipation
has
you
bogged
down
eo
you
feel-
tired,
sunk.
aU
played
out-lfs
time
you
asked
ypursell
;6ome
owBtlons
I
'
What
have,
yon
hod
to
rot
ItieltJ'
Jast
meat,
bread;
egs.
potatoes?
It's
no
surprise
youTa
costlpatedl
The
chances
are
you
dont
get
enough
bulk."
And
"bulk"
doesn't
mean.
lot
of
food,
It's
a
ktni
oX
rood
that
Isn
consumed
ln
the
body,'
but'
leaves
a
soft
"bulky"
muss
.In
the
Intestines
and
helps
a,,
bowel,
movement:
...
IfthlA
Is
what-you
lack,-
your?
ticket
Is
crlsp.crunchy.
KeUogg's
All-Bran
for
breakfast
every
day.
It
contains
the
"bulk!'
you
need
plus
Nature's
great
Intestinal
tonic,
vitamin
B;.
Eat
All-Bran
every
day,
drink
plenty,
of.
water,
and.taie.
a.
new
lease
on
life
I
All-Bran
is
made
by
Kellogg
ln
London,
Ontario.
Sold'
by
every
grocer.
Would,
all
nersons
who
purchased
n'
ManrfnUri
ritiltar
InstHiment
from!
la
traveller
driving,
a
dark
Essex
se
dan
whllsti
canvasslnK
In
the
towns
;tnd
surrounding
districts
of
Prince
For
selling
beer
without
a
license.
.a
,nn,
y.,nA,v
,t(.
P..
Hodgklnson
was
fined
$300
In
advise
date
of
purchase
and
city
police
court
yesterday;.
Andrew!
mtreabovii&ot
the
Johnson,
for
drunsenness,
was,
,.
Iirieh
':rulrL
'
'All
fined
$25,
wHtn
seven
days'
op".!,
con(1(Jentlah
Write
and
Dean
Beaton,
af
V
dS
slmllariy
J
f,isid"E
charg-R
INTjKNX'WO.NAIJlCQNSERy
Fww0NALXONSERV
h
u'fit
irivpri
thirtv
davs
suspend-.
-1-
Rww
r.rT
a
.'.wv-i-
ed
sentence
dlan.
was
fined
edwltK
option,
for
drunkenness
and,
Mabel
nosnell.
similarly
charged,
was
re
manded
until
Saturday.
John
Saunders,
for
falling
to
produce
a
driver's
license,
was
lined
$5.
Hotel
Arrivals
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Octoben
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Cathedral;
Christmas
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No
vember
17.
Baptist'
Bazaar
November
5:
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Roll
Top
Writing
Desks
1,
L.
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Typewriter
2
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'dewing
Machines
1
Hand
Sewing
Machine
3
English
Prams
1
Wicker
Buggy
4
Dining
Room
Buffets
6
Dining
Room,
Tables
3
Full
Size
Beds,
complete
with
Spring
and
Mattress
3
Steel
Cribs
6
Reconditioned,
Kitchen:
Ranges
for
burning
wood
or
coal
1
Kitchen
Range
with
an
Oil
Burner
5
Dressers
3i
Couches
6
Rocking
Chairs
12
Diner
Chairs
2
Boudoir
Chairs
2
Kitchen
Cabinets
6
Kitchen
Tables
1
Barry
more
Axminster
Rug,
size
OxlO1
1
Electric
Range
3
Victrola
Gramophones
L
1
Battery
Radio
1
King.
Soprano
Saxophone
1
Ac-
'
cordiont
1
23.jewel
Vanguard
Waltham
1
Dia-
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mond
Tie
Pin
1
National
Encyclopedia
1
Web
ster's
Twentieth-Century
Dictionary
1
Betty
Vacuum
Cleaner-
It
Hoover
2
Premier
Spic
Spans
Trade
in
your
used
furniture
and
stove
in
part
payment
on
new.
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you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it.
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