PAQE
TOUR
SERVICE
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
in
Watch,
Clock
Jewelcry
and
Optical
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
EXPERT
OPTICAL
SERVICE
Licencee
for
Numount
Fullvue
Frames
The
Latest
In
Eye
Wear
CHAS
DODIiMEAI)
OPTOMETRIST
Phone
2Ct
fcr
Appointment
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Visit
Our
Basement
Store
for
Gifts
for
Every
Occasion
JAIL
TERM
WITH
FINE
Sentence,
Passed
In
Defence
of
Canada
Case
in
Police
Court
V
influence
of
liquor
at
the
time
he
had
made
his
remarks.
His
ship
wished
to
make
it
clear,
how
Mrs.
Taylor,
For
Years
Resident
Of
Atlin,
Dies
Mrs.
A.
B.
Taylor,
who
was
a
resident
of
Atlin
for
twenty-seven
years,
her
husband
having
been
Government
Telegraphs
agent
ever,
that
any
further
offences
ot
p.v
such
dealt
with.
Frears
accosted
local
soldiers
In
a
beer
parlor
and
ridiculed
them
for
:
wearing
the
uniform.
He
also
made
disparaging
remarks
remark
about
aoou.
the
'.Fourteen
days'
imprisonment
with
paging
If
.JL.
,.v,f
country
and
the
government.
-alty
handed
out
to
James
W.
Freers
Frears
expressed
regret
for
hav
on
'Rntiirrtav
in
rit.v
nniico
murt
lne
made
the
remarks,
exnlalnlnz
r
ij
.,
.
r
j
...
j
,
-----
-
-
a
1
vviiaiucrauie
uamaec
was
done
to
,
;
under
the
Defence
of
Canada
regu-
that
he
had
been
under
the
Influ-'
the
car.
latlons
for
making
a
statement
de-
ence
01
liquor
ana
did
not
mean
.
rogatory
to
the
military
forces,
what
he
said.
Magistrate
McClyrrfont
in
passing
After
sentence
had
been
passed,
the
sentence,
said
that
h'e
was
view-
accused
paid
the
$25
fine
and,
having
the
case
In
the
light
of
certain
ing
already
served
the
time
lm-cercumstances,
one
of
which
was
posed,
was
released.
'
that?
accused
had
been
under
the
W.
O.
Fulton
prosecuted.
Riding
double
on
a
This
happy
couple
is
guaranteed
an
income
as
long
as
they
Jive
'
Hien
Jack
Alarlin
quit
work,
lie
immediately
legan
to
receive
a
comfortable
monthly
income
from
liis
life
insurance.
Today,
llic
Marling
live
liappily
In
their
litlle
home,
and
they
have
enough
money
to
take
an
occasional
trip.
Best
of
nil,
they
have
no
financial
worry
about
the
future.
They
have
an
income
that
will
continue
as
long
as
either
lives.
The
Martins
are
typical
of
thousands
of
Canadian
men
and
women
who
hare
safeguarded
Iheir
future
through
their
savings
in
life
insurance.
These
thrifty
people,
in
every
part
of
the
country,
face
the
future
with
confidence.
Their
sav
ings
in
life
insurance
not
only
protect
their
families
today
but
also
build
a
comfortable
nest-egg
for
their
later
years.
U7X
ANOTHER
STORY
OF
tIFE
INSURANCE
IN
ACTION
,Tr.
la
.r,
d,Ml,
,.,f
If..
Mm.J
UmS
POLICYHOLDERS
RECEIVE
70
OF
LlfE
INSURANCE
PAYMENTS
By
owning
life
Injurance,
you
don't
have
to
"dm
to
win".
It's
a
significant
fact
that
last
year,
nearly
70
of
all
paymenfi
by
life
Insurance
com-
panies
operating
Jn
Canada,
were
mado
to
living
policyholders.
They
thus
received
the
benefits
of
their
own
life
insurance
during
their
life-time.
'
ONI
OF
A
SERIES
OF
MESSACIS
SPONSORED
IUIFI
WSUIANCI
COMPANIES
OFERATINO
IN
CANADA
tained
fractured
noses
and
other
in-1
Juries
requiring
hospital
treatment1
BRITISH
FILMS
MELBOURNE,
Australia,
June
24:
(CPl
Britlil
films
shown
In
Australia
last
year
were
more
risque
than
the
American
films,
says
Film
Censor,
Creswell
O'Reilly.
V
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
FINANCING
OF
CHEAT
WAR
EFFORT
PROVIDED
FOR
(Continued
irom
Page
One)
INCOME
TAX
UP
With
drastic
Increase
In
Income
taxation
reaching
virtually
every
earner,
almost
prohibitive
tav.es
on
automobiles
and
several
new
taxes,
Col,
Ralston
asked
tremendous
sacrifices
of
the
Canadian
people
for
war
purposes.
The
new
tax
on
automobile
Ihprn.
nasxrd
awav
on
Thursday
of
start.
nt
tan
ner
cent
on
manufac-
,.,
r
7L
Z
7
"
Percem
Biea.
1
a
kind
would
be
more
severely
",ngie
persons
earning
over
$1200.;
,
a
ien
per
cent
tax
is
imposed
on
:
all
Imports
on
value
for
duty)
at!
Eighth
Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street
;
Brltlsh
prererentlat
tariff.
Friday
night.
Joyce
Berg
and
Lome1
excess
proflts
tax
h
ralsed
Wanamaker
crashed
Into
a
Roujm
fifty
per
cent
to
venty-nve
Bros,
taxi
car.
Both
Both
children
children
sus-L,
sus
ft
4
VCilb.
Tobaccos
To
Pay
The
cigarette
tax
Is
raised
from
$5
to
$6
per
1000,
on
manufactured
tobacco
from
25c
to
35c
per
pound,
on
cigarette
papers
and
tubes
from
two
to
five
cents
per
hundred.
On
raw
leaf
tobacco
there
Is
a
new
tax
of
ten
cents
per
pound.
Cigar
taxes
are
doubled
and
the
tax
on
matches
is
increased
one-third.
I
cent
on
pronographs,
cameras,
rad
tos
and
radio
tubes.
The
tax
on
carbonic
add
gas
used
In
soft
drinks
la
Increased
from
two
to
five
cents
per
pound
and
on
niDDer
tires
and
tubes,
now
two
and
three
cents
a
pound
res
pectlvely,.get
a
flat
rate
of
five
cents.
v
There
Is
no
change
In
the
sals
tax
fate
and
widely
felt
apprehension
of
a
tax
being
placed
on
gasoline
was
not
realized.
Tariff
changes
are
almost
entirely
districted
to
technical
amendments
to
facilitate
the
administration.
IX
Tllr
fl
I'HMMH
rut
ht
or
ttruTint
coi.1
hiiia
i
i'hoiiiti:
lm
thr
Mullrr
.f
Ik
l.1.rU
Art"
Am4
in
the
-llallrr
ml
tfc
Kaiat
of
fmt-rlrk
S.
Mack,..
!),.,.,,
rll.te
TAKE
KOTICB
that
by
ordr
of
HI.
Ilon-.r.
W.
E.
Klhr.
md
the
Ird
dy
f
Jun.
A.
I),
me.
t
-
appointed
AdmloUlratur
of
lh
ettitt
of
Mrlck
S.
Hughe,
deceaaed.
and
all
piirtlc
hnrlnic
rlalmi
agalnM
the
ld
entate
are
berehr
required
to
rurnlKh
ame,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
tth
dr
ef
July
A.
D.
I
SIB.
and
all
partlea
Indebted
'
tlw
ette
are
required
to
pay
the
xnv.unt
of
their
lodebtedneti
to
me
forthwith.
me
lin
day
of
June.
A.
n
NO
nil
AN
A.
WATT.
Offlrlal
Admlnlitratnr.
Ttlnca
Rupert.
B.C
Our
Famous
Edsun
Alberta
COAL
llulkley
Valley
Coal
Nanalmo
Wellington
Coal
UulHey
Valley
Wheat
and
Grain
SEEDS
and
FERTILIZED
I'KINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phone
58
and
558
Open
Till
10:00
p.m.
Ice
Cream
Soft
Drinks
Tobaccos
Candies
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
THE
OLD
GARDENER
FERTILIZER
An
Entirely
New
and
Different
plant
Food
Contains
Vitamin
HI
The
new
remarkable
Plant
Stimulant
In
the
proper
proportions,
a
mild
Insecticide
and
further
essential
elements
for
a
steady
growth
and
a
healthy
plant
life,
,
Try
a
Packet
Today
10c,
25c
Wholesale
Distributors
W.
II.
Slalkln
JX
(P.R.)
Ltd.
SMITHERS
Dr.
It.
B.
Brummltt
and
family
'left
Saturday
by
motor
on
holiday
ifor
a
month.
While
In
Van:ouver
they
will
Join
with
other
members
of
the
Brummltt
family
In
celebrating
the
golden
wedding
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
Brummltt,
the
parents
of
Dr.
Brummltt.
Thomas
Walsh,
long
time
resident
of
Terrace
and
village
commissioner
at
that
plate
but
now
last
week
at
Victoria
where
she
had
tarers"
value
up
to
$700
and
Increas-
'
Welta
where
he
Is
In
charge
of
lived
for
the
past
twelve
year
with
es
sharply
to
80
per
cent
on
value
me
,oince
oj
wir
uwniniwi
um-her
son,
Norman
Taylor,
purser
of
over
$1200.
Col.
Ralston
said
It
was
ernment
Telegraph
Service.
pftM-the
steamer
Princess
Charlotte
throu-h
Smlther
on
Thurs-whlch
designed
virtually
to
prohibit
pur-
was
In
port
Saturday
after-
cnase
of
hrfh
priced
cars
and
con-
d"y
mroute
to
Terrace
where
he
noon.
.
The
funeral
took
place
Sal-
serve
foreign'
exchange."
wU1
spcnd
Part
of
hU
acatton
urday
afternoon
In
Victoria.
i
Income
tax
rates
are
Increased
so
vLsl"ng
ld
fiends.
Mrs.
Taylor
was
seventy-three
sharply
that
a
married
man
with
years
of
age
and
was
born
In
Mont-
no
dependents
paying
$36
on
a
sal-real.
Two
months'
illness
preceded
ary
0f
$3000
at
present
rates
now
her
death.
-
pays
$I95i
The
exemption
Is
re-
Predeceased
by.
her
husband
In
duced
twenty-five
per
cent
and
1928.
Mrs.
Taylor
leaves
six
children
rates
are
Increased
sharply,
to
mourn
her
passing
Norman
A
new
national
defence
tax
of
Taylor
of
Victoria,
Mrs.
Harry
Mab-
two
per
cent
flat
rale
Is
Imposed
on
ley
of
Comox.
Mrs.
Walter
O.
South-
an
salaries
of
over
$600
If
unmar-am
of
England.
D.
B.
Taylor
of
Van-
ried
and
$1200
If
married.
Increas-
couver,
J.
R.
Taylor
of
Campbell
11.7
"1B
inc
tn
0
thr
wiree
nor
rvnt
IOT
fnr
saiariM
n
The
Smlthers
Brass
Band
played
concert
at
the
Bulkley
Valley
District
Hospital
here
on
Sunday
afternoon.
The
band,
under
the
leadership
of
John
Gray
and
consisting
of
25
members,
makes
a
practice
of
playing
occasional
concerts
at
the
hospital
for
the
bene
fit
of
the
patients
and
staff
and
these
concerts
are
much
apprcct-
RECRUITING
FOR
SOUTH
Infantry
And
Machine
Gun
Men
Wanted
Home
Guard
Must
Be
Men
Who
Have
Already
Served
Captain
J.
T.
Harvey
has
opened
a
recruiting
office
in
the
Armories
building
and
he
announced
this
morning
that
he
was
taking
on
men
for
the
Infantry
and
machine
gun
sections
categories
A
and
n
ages
19
to
45,
for
southern
units.
Other
so-called
sumptuary
taxe&
Captain
Harvey
also
has
auth-
lnclude
a
new
impost
of
ten
per
prlty
to
sign
up
men
who
took
part
In
the
last
war
to
act
as
a
home
guard.
These
will
be
for
categories
A,
B
and
C
for
men
up
to
and
Including
50
year.
These
men
are
required
at
once
and
arrangements
are
being
made
to
send
them
south
for
training.
in
about
ten
days
time
CaDtaln
narvejr
win
make
a
recruiting
tour
through
the
Interior
as
far
as
Bums
Lake.
TiMitt'.n
jm
HeaU-d
lender
will
ha
relved
by
the
niatrlrt
Koreatar.
PHnra
Rupert,
not
la'er
than
noon
n
t
k.
tin.
j.
t
June.
lo.
fr
the
purcha.e
of
Ucnr-e
Xinm
In
lUthleaan
Chaanel
t
rut
:.JI
M
fet
of
Kfrw.
CeJ.r.
Ilrmluck
and
Kalaaeo.
TWO
111
tnn
will
h.
.11
A
m
...
.
W
WT4
fit
rrmoral
.
of
timber.
rurthrr
Bartlmilara
i-
roreater
Vtrtoria
!
ik.
.........
Koreatar.
Prlnre
Rupert.
BC,
lUnarr
I
Cameron
rvMn
at-
CENTRAL
HOTEL
STEAM
IUTIIS
Make
Appointments
200
Rooms,
50c
and
up
Hot
and
Cold
Water,
Shower
Raths
Mrs.
C
K,
Black,
Proprietress
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Colton,
R.C.Ph.C.
Wallace
IJlock,
Phone
618
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeyc
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
th
0nl
nimon
canning
company
with
sn
all
tho
year
rftand
payroll
Ln
Pllnea
Rupert
jBIiWaaBaaaaaBBaMBBBaK.
Handyman
Home
Service
Repairing
Stoves,
Roofs,
Electrical
Appliances,
Oil
Dinners
Cleaned,
Plumbing
and
Painting
22
Seventh
Ave.,
W.
Phone
DLACK
733
!
i
1
1
3
CAPiTOi
exciTEMEHT!
l
the
life
ol
the
Un
$arumifflaBtowa
youth
itie
fettimeijrejttrjrkijffi,
A
MAGNIFICENT
PICTURE!
NOT
SINCE
BOYS
TOWN
SUCH
POTENT,
HEART-WARMING
DRAMA!
yROONEY
in
hit
lintft
rolt
iinc
"BoyiToa
.
.
tru,
txcitlnj
Jrima
el
Tkomi
EJiiOn's
boybooJl
Tht
JJ!p,t,-who
w.i
(ctrt
J
ly
nil
horn
lorn
i,,
(ore
lit
won
the
clittti
of
tht
otii
...
nil
itory
of
court
jt
nj
tnumph
ii
a
(lorioui
icrttn
cri
1
vtrasai
(At
7
41
and
9
5)
ADDKll
3
Stooge
In
"YOU
NAZTY
KrV
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CAS
f'LEirr
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SMITH
NOVKLTV
Showing
TonlthU-Tuev-Wed,
Shows
Nuhtlr
7
MU)
in
pori
inn
morning
irom
8:30-
returning
ju!h
hr::
to
10
am.
enroute
from
Vancou-
;royage
of
thf
wawm
&i
rtt
to
Skagway
and
other
Alaika
aka
tourut
ru:r
(
S
Rfia
polnu.
C.
P.
R.
lamr
Prtneea
er
rrlnce
Rupert,
apt
S4
UiiH,
Capt
8.
K.
Oray.
had
a
Lean,
arrived
in
port
!
j't
toUl
of
1M
pajsengtrt
on
board
f
morning
from
Skatrvir
udic
of
whom
lxty-two
were
round
trip,
Alaska
polnu.
taiimi
w
ij:
tourttU.
There
were
elren
mi.
i
for
Vanrmiter
i
r-e.
r.
leengen
for
Prince
Rupert
on
Uie
Powell
Rlter
The
Prtnw
hr
JreMeL
Two
went
north
from
here
I
brought
In
IM
rMnpn
tl
on
me
rcssei.
fiTe
dliembarked
here
'
New
Hosiery
Shades
,Are
Nature's
Shades
by
Kayser.
Bouquet
A
soft
wine
tone
as
drticate
and
frth
as
a
bouquet
picked
from
a
country
Plumage
Especially
harmonious
with
blues,
kmc
tones,
pastels
white.
Brunct
Smoothly
adaptable
Burnish
An
important
style
accent
on
sport
and
resort
wear
Orchid
A
medium
wine
one
for
perfect
harmony
with
your
frock
of
deeper
colors.
Verve
to
a
wide
range
or
Wfar
tnls
Usht
wine
tones
.
.
.
bclgea,
with
any
of
your
bIuM-
better
costumes.
There
are
sUll
other
fasclnatlnz
hosiery
hades
by
Kayser.
but
space
limit
our
Ust.
Come
lu
and
see
them.
Sheerest
Wisps
of
Chiffon
8hecr.
Dull
Finished
Crepe
Other
Weight,
from
...
7.V
nndll
U1
tic
to
IL11
GIRDLES
MrhHder
heen.
Snug
fitting
with
gait-r
.strap
SSSn'
at
U8hl
We'8ht
An
e"titlonal
Mall
Ordrrs
Promntlr
vilint
nn.n
c.ii,nii
Mtht
!
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
I
.
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lhe
"tart
of
Prince
Iluperr
Cw-.jJi
r......
I
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N"1
10
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-
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nil
t
W
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I
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mot
i
a
1
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
'
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
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