Ldy
July
18,
lOh.
u0
wjnmm
m
n
fee?
talis
fot
ittifc
i
ue
Dordrn
t.L.harlM
Milk.
Il
will
improve
evrn
jrout-teitTecipes
became
it
is
so
rich
and
creamy.
Economical
becaute
twice
a(
tick,
aJ
.ordinary
milk.
Four
tiles'!
Write
lor
SL
CLatlet
Rtdue
600k.
TbMMrifi
Co.
Limited
incTd-a
ancuuVEH
and
TELKWA
coals.
1
Happy
is
the
man
who
is
midv
about
1
he
house,
says
Innily
Andy.
And
happy
I
Is
family
'the
house
anil
b
disposition
(if
the
folks
llm
live
in
it
nrn
kept
in
hfec
repair.
We
will
sell
u
he
"onls
you
need,
ion
ready
have
the
nmhition.
iiw
aii
at
your
inclina-
Ins
See
our
display
of
Stanley
jr
Squared
Tools.
Priced
the
Stanley
Co.
lien
Hardware
Co.
Hie
Ifandy
Andy
Store.
hardware
and
Sporting
Goods
18
3rd
Ave.
Phone
3
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
astern
Canada
United
Stales
Triangle
Tour
to
ISPER
NATIONAL
PARK
IDMONTON
and
CALGARY.
One
way
via
Vancouver.
rile
or
call:
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
hone
260.
lerling
Furnace
COAL
Dallvarad
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
This
14
a
ver
aunerlor
furnace
Jul.
It
a-lvea
a
clean
hot
fire
and
I
entirely
rree
rrorn
soot,
cnnsera,
ark
and
dirt.
Some
of
the
largest
ftln
plant)
In
the
city
ere
now
ir
It
wltb
entirely
satisfactory
runs.
STERLING;
STOVE
COAL,
delivered
In
Sack.
At
Si
2.50
oer
tbn.
fe
are
aliaAiftnU
for
tlte
Famoi'.a
Ladyswith-wellington
In
Office
1
Hotel
Central.
Phone
II
t:
Keffis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
.
Third
Avenue.
PRETTY
WEDDING
Miss
Grace
Leek
Becomes
Bride
of
Alex.
McRae
it
Anglican
Church
A
wedding
of
nnich
interest
In.
jrally
was
solemnized
at
6.30
last
night
in
St.
Andrew'
Church
twhen
Miss
Orate
Louise
Leek,
eldest
daiiRhler
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ipo.
Leek,
Westview,
was
married
(o
Alex.
Mcltae,
son
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Win.
Mediae,
Bummfl
Avenue,
hy
Archdeacon
llix
before
a
large
congregation.
The
hridc
entered
Ihe
church
cn
the-
arm,
of
her
father
and
looked
charming
in
a
gown
of
ivory
flat
crepe,
(rimmed
with
(Chanlilly
lace
and
headPd
panels.
ISlie
carried
a
beautiful
bouquet
;nf
pink
roses
and
was
attended
hy
Miss
Signa
Krickson,
who
wore
a
dress
of
rose
taffeta
shot
willi
silver
and
carried
a
hoiinnei
'of
pink
carnations.
Miss
Doris
Leek
and
Miss
Gwendolyn
Mnc-donald
who
attended
Ihe
bride
as
iflower
girls
looked
very
winsome
Jdressed
in
while
organdie
willi
pale
blue
bandos
and
carrying
basket
if
pale
blue
sweet
peas
and
carnations.
The
bridegroom
was
supported
by
Roderick
Mcltae,
his
brother,
During
the
ceremony
Miss
Marjorie
Lancasler
sang
"O
Pro
mise
Me"
and
rendered
a
violin
solo,
A.
J.
Lancaster
presided
at
Ihe
organ.
Many
Attend
After
Ihe
service
a
wedding
breakfast
was
served
In
over
.r0
people
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents
when
speeches
were
given
by
Archdeacon
Mix,
Rev.
W
W.
Wright,
Mayor
Newton,
fieorge
Leek,
father
of
Ihe
liridc,
and
Mcltae,
falher
qi
Ihe
bridegroom.
The
wedding
pre
sents
were
handsome
and
numer
ous.
.Mr.
ami
Mrs.
.McllHe
left
on
their
honeymoon
trip
In
southern
cities
on
Ihe
steamer
Prince
Hupert
lasl
night,
the.
bride
wearing
a
travelling
drcss.of
blue
trieotme
and
sand
georgelle
with
hat
to
match.
There
was
a
large
crowd
of
relatives
and
friends
on
hand
to
give
(hem
a
sernloff.
On
their
return
(hey
will
reside
in
Ihe
Hesner
Apartments.
STOLE
CHAPS
FROM
MAYOR
OF
CALGARY
KD.MONTON,
July
18.
-
The
mayor
of
Calgary
lost
his
chaps.
These
were
not
the
kind
thai
Ihe
lion
licks
bul
the
kind
that
the
cowboy
wears.
He
had
been
riding
In
the
parade
rigged
out
in
cowboy
regalia
and
when
he
took
off
the
leg
gear
somebody
j
pinched
Itiem
and
pinched
them
so
hard
that
they
have
not
been
found
since.
The
management
of
the
Kd-
monloii
Fair
Is
offering
a
reward
of
fifty
dollars
for
recovery
of
the
chaps
and
promising,
illegally
If
riot
crim!nalfyv
that
no
questions
will
be
asked.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Ruperf
Oeo.
McAfee,
(leorgelnwh;
A.
A.
Young
and
family,
E.
L.
Mac-Lend,
C.
J'.
Duncan,
II.
E.
Davenport,
J.
H.
Henlham,
J.
Mack-burn,
W.
11.
DlnstnOre,
Vancouver;
W.
IJesl,
Windsor,
(Int.:
Ilev.
It.
Allen,
England:
J.
O.
Ileallic,
Calgary;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Spaylh,
Ituffalo.
N.Y.:
Miss
A.
M.
Sullivan,
Sai-nia,
Out.;
Miss
S.
A.
Siugeanl,
Perlh.
Ont.;
A.
F.
M.
Constance,
Dululh,
Minn,
Dr
and
Mrs.
Oeo.
Davidson,
Los
An-
ueles:
Mrs.
ami
Miss
HodglhS,
llamillon,
Out.:
M.
H.
l.enlle,
New
York;
W.
F.
Swift,
ltrook
lyft:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
(5.
OlielT,
Surf
Intel;
Jim
Hussf,
city.
n
nito
tircccn
.
HERE
YESTERDAY
1
JL,U
BY
PHYSICIANS
Is
not
Prank
with
Members
of
Profession
at
Gathering
In
Philadelphia
PIllLADKLPllIA,
Pa..
July
18.
Dr.
T.
.1.
Olover,
whose
reporf-
en
discovery
a
luonfli
ago
that
cancer
was
caused
by
a
germ
and
lhat
he
had
succeeded
in
is-olallng
Jl
aroused
widespread
doubt.
Was
hissed
by
Hie
medical
men
whom
he
sough!
lo
con
vince.
Facing
a
group
of
medical
men
drawn
from
many
cities
In
Hie
lulled
Stales,
(be
Toronto
physician
slaged
wbaL
was
In
tended
lo
be
a
complete
answer
lo
his
critics.
Dr.
CI
lover
and
his
assistant
spoke
at
lertglh.
After
three
hours
t
iiieelinsr
was
thrown
open
lo
discussion.
II
became
apparent
I
fiat
the
great
er
part
of
Ihe
audience
was
un
convinced.
Finally,
an
unfor
tunate
statement
by
Dr.
Olover
precipitated
the
disturbance.
Cancer
was
a
Germ
I
lie
loronlo
physician
has
asserted
that
cancer
was
a
germ
disease
and
that
he
bad
isolated
the
germ.
His
case
appeared
lo
lie
slrenglliened
by
three
Toronto
physicians
who
appeared
lo
support
him.
Several
widely
known
cancer
experts
asked
Dial
Dr.
Olover
explain
Ids
method
so
Hint
they
might
repeat
it
and
verify
his
assertions.
Dr.
Olover
replied
that
lie
was
not
prepared
to
do
so
yet
and
this
caused!
Ihe
unfavorable
altitude
of
many
it(
Ihe
audience.
Finally,
Dr.
Joseph
McFarland,
a
pathologist,
who
had
visited
Dr.
0
lover's
laboratory,
said
that
be
had
not
been
permitted
to
see
anything
and
dial
he
was
unconvinced
regarding
Ihe
reported
discovery.
Dr.
Olover
replied
in
a
non-com-mil
I
al
manner
and
there
were
more
boohs
and
hisses.
J
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
SAYS:-
HOT
air
and
cold
feet
go
hand
in
hand
and
also
il
may
be
said
Dial
metaphors
sometimes
lie
come
mixed.
NKVKH
follow
in
father's
footsteps.
Just
lake
a
stride
or
IwO
head
of
I
lie
old
man
and
you
will
get
somewhere.
EYHHY
man
is
masler
in
his
own
home
when
his
wife
and
daughters
are
away.
WE
learti
to
howl
when
we
are
children
because
usually
howling
pays
at
that
age.
Later
is
is
discovered
that
there
is
no
profit
in
it.
--
EVEN
if
a
girl
has
her
face
painled
like
a
nice
apple
Is
tin
reason
for
bellevine
she
is
a
jdppin.
OETTINO
married
is
like
tak
ing
a
holiday.
II
means
a
lot
of
strenuous
work
and
much
dis
appointment
but
no
one
should
miss
the
experience.
Pepy's
Local
Diary
UI
beiitiies
and
did
make
a
sloul
effort
lo
show
Dial
I
did
much
work.
In
Ihe
afternoon
did
lake
Ihe
air
in
the
neighbor
hood
of
Cow
Kay
and
did
employ
my
leisure
for
a
short
lime
in
preparing
Ihe
faintly
yacht
for
some
future
outing.
Ale
heart
ily
al
dinner
where
we
made
very
Inerfy
with
much
light
talk
and
jesting
ami
did
laugh
much
at
many
feeble
witticisms.
Later
entertained
a
roystering
group
which
1
did
much
enjoy,
Dis
freshly
MmiMushrd
Most
Beneficial
for
each
meal
joti
t
jJW
1
to4
beneBt
of
the
essentia
oils,
iraite
throuih
dryinfi
in
the
poi
MitmasfbeCofmnS
ftgt
i)A!Lf
1WB.
CORBYS
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
EYE
WHISKY
CORBtf
vTl
5
ESTA13LISHE0
j
jjii
,
&f
Pill
cussed
seriously
a
challenge
winter
and
had
never
fully
healed,
wlihh
the
mayor
did
cause
to
be
In
Wild
Country
imhlljl.n.l
in
rirnmiiipnl
lilncos'
"Wlion
f
i':irlieil
Pinto
Lake.
Corby?s-The
QualityWhiskij
ofCatiada-lsfound
.
wherevci
a
ood
whisky
is
appre
ciated
-
since
1859
(11
'Hi
Boftted
in
Bond
under
Dominion
Government
Supervision
-
-
I
.
I
I
l
J.
.
I
I
HI
.
in
the
dally
newspapers
selling
having
travelled
through
tlio
exiieu.n-.i
muie.
man
i,"i
m
forth
a
desire
to
meet
a
pro-
wildest
country
imaginable,"
jefrorts
to
help
Pierce
in
his
niinent
alderman
liy
the
name
nf
says
the
report
or
Detective,
trapping
expeditions.
Gollarl
on
the
clee.linn
hustings
llolmes.
"we
round
(lie
woman
"
T77.
and
lo
lest
public
opinion
land
her
daughter
al
the
point
of
MKS
IY1
A
1
11.11
A
K
I
AIM
against
mm
as
in
which
is
ine
more
ifopular
the
alderman
or
Ihe
mayor.
Thence
to
bed.
IN
Prince
Hupert
the
rain
fall
on
the
just
and
the
unjust
but
mostly
on
the
person
who
goes
without
a
slicker.
starvation,
having
nothing
left
to
eathul
a
hamirul
of
mixed
oat
meal
and
buckwheat.
They
dashed
into
their
dugout
when
we
came
inv
sight
and
il
was
with
some
difficulty
that-e
were
able
by
pack
pony
lliey
were
met.
byjorestry
ilepartmenl
vvliicli
lias
the
man,
Frank
Pierce,,
who
was
jurisdiction
over
the
forest
rc-jJ
las(
fall
having
jnortiffed.
lto'
matiaged
to
reach
Notdegg
and
is
now
ih
Ihe
liospilal.
where
II
has
been
found
necessary
Id
perform"
another
antputation
as
the
6lub
of
the
arm
had
been
frozen
last
Nordegg
by
police,
and
now
almost
fully
recovered
from
the
efrects
of
their
trying
experiences.
It
is
noted
in
the
police
report
that
the
expedition
to
rescue
DIES
AT
CANNERY
The
death
occurred
at
Sunny-
side
cannery
on
Tuesday
last
of
Mrs.
Matilda
Hyan,
aged
C3(
a
m
get
mem
in
come
out
as
ineyna,ive
of
Kilkaa,
who
was
wrre
of
the
impression
that
wefoun(1
,,eai.
(n
bp(J
Deceased
is
had
coiife
to
kill
them.
Thd;,i.a
IN
view
or
Ihe
bad
times
jwnm.au
seemed
to
be
on
the
verge
sim'iwon.
Kesides
her
husband
everyone
should
be
glad
when
the
first
week
of
Ihe
month
is
Over
and
Ihe
diinners
are
all
in.
POLICE
PATROL
BACK
FROM
WILD
COUNTRY
oT
insanity
as
the
result
or
the
lack
or
rood
and
surfering."
Afler
the
woman
and
her
12-year-nld
daughter
had
been
given
two.
sons.
The
funpral
will
lake
place
al
Port
Simpson
tomorrow
the
arrangements
being
in
Hie
rood
and
we're
assured
that
they
...
,
.
i,
Undertakers.
Iwere
lo
be
cared
for
uy
ine
police
they
gradually
recovered
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
from
the
effects
of
(heir
experi-
lu
the
Matter
of
tin
Estate
of
Robert
J.
Biory
lnr
oi
of
Hard
nira
Luck
uuw
In
in
the
Far
Pnce
an''
ln
",p
cnirse
of
.
a
,
fewi
.rinie
iuixrt.
in
the
Province
of
ltritish
cniumbia.
Deifaspd.
who
died
Nnrth
Told
b
MoUnt
es
,,la"lT
...
n,i
t
.Vv
,r
ahmi.
i4s.
Nordegg.
The
same
route
waSi
NOTICE
Is
hereby
a-lven
that
by
an
order
How
the
police
patrol
from
(aken
as
in
going
in
and
aHer
ttV'S
Nordegg,
sent
to
Pinto
Lake
in
f()Ur
days
travelling
Nordegg
was
fe,,9,"'1
?ra"
im1?
4
li
A
ti
Inttia
Civl
V
f
V
f
Tt
I
lP"4
mi-h
in
nannli
ail
'I'll
fi
rtfirlv
n'nPO
nanuul
dAemaixl
lo
the
southwest:
or
that
place,
lo
none
the
worse
or
the
experience
,,,Ar,avU
Eidi
rescue
a
ramily
by
the
name
of
but
the
pack
horses
weft
rtly
SffyVi'mSer
JSm;
wiih"
me
.mor
Pierce
at
the
verge
of
slarvulion
exhausted.
The
route
was
before
the
utii
iia
of
Aurust.
tit,
irter
(heW,
arrived
Just
as
the
unfor-
through
deep
snow,
and
over
Wft
WJK"mm
tunale
woman
and
tier
daughter
glfeams
swollen
by
high
water,
Person
''.iV"
iiethJn
:
were
preparing
lo
Cat
their
last
while
there
was
at
timies
the
have
notiee.
and
i
win
not
be
liable
for
'vestige
or
rood,
is
related
in
the
heaviest
rain
imaginable.
$L?W
il!ntV$!Jx
&
ireport
or
the
patrol
that
has!
Wants
to
go
Back
lir.,JT.rA.ir!,r5:c.
,..U
o,b
da,
of
Ijusl
been
received
at
t
lie
head-)
Pierce
Is
how
making
good
June,
mi.
quarters
of
the
provincial
police
progress
in
(he
Nordegg
hospital
j
,
nrrirui
LAdm?nutrFtor,
here,
says
an
hdnionton
paper,
land
Is
desirous
or
returning
The
Irip
was.
made
by
Delea-
'again
lo
his
.trapping
in
the
wilds
tlve
J.
t.
Holmes.
Constable
Kng-
'of
the
mountains.
II
Is
not
nro-
RAILWAY
TICS.
The
ClhAdlitn
.Natlimal
Ialliya
arA
tn
the
marKet
to
urrnne
their
tie
require-
llsh
and
a
feuidena.meil
I
W
Wat-l.able.
however,
thai
be
will
be
ffl:U!f.&Wd
son.
U
1
1
.
tn
ll
ine
tilt?
way
tJ('JU.
uui
iu
Vf
utu
luq
ium;
given
Itll
UlIlMllll
anoiner
Iierm.ll
lt'IJII,l.
irom
Itt.lllfc
me
IIIC
t."l
rninmuniraie
witn
.Mr.
w.
il.
iirant,
lie
.Krill,
lliniiii
PUT
I,.
LIIHUIHU
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great
pain
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result
of
theted.
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woman
and
the
girl
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arm
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was
partially
shut
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planted
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the
mouth
of
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cut
mill
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This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liqiior
Control
Hoard
Or
'by
the
Oovernment
of
British
Coliimbia.
,
,
the
family
has
cost
the
police
some
hundreds
of
dollars,
,yhlle
the
miners'
union
of
Nordegg
lias
The
modern
woman
rejoicing
that
the
world
Is
returning
In
sanity
ftml
glad
apparel
continues
to
save
money
by
practising
a
wise
wardrobe
economy.
Dainty
Dorolhv
lells
iivi
iiiriiu
til
nit-
ntin-
derful
savings
she
has
made
by
having
us
clean
her
rrocks
and
suits.
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Summer
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April
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