PAOE
FOUR
fc
's
more
to
eat
QUAKER
PUFFED
RICE
AND
QUAKER
PUFFED
WHMll
They're
So
Different
!
So
Delicious!
So
Nourishing
I
WAX.WKAPPEO
AND
TRIPU
SEAUD
FOR
FRESHNESS
'Ji
TERRACE
Thelma,
left
Terrace
by
Thurs-
"YOU
BET
irS
MORE
FUN
to
have
those
keen
cereals
for
breakfast.
They
always
taste
so
eatra
crisp
and
nut-,
like,
so
different
from
ordinary'
cereals.
They're
our
favorites.
So
we
have
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat
one
day,
then
Quaker
Puffed
Rice
the
neu,
for
a
grand
flavor
change."
expect
to
reside
for
some
time.
.
The
Sister
Superior
and
slsteii
jfrom
the
Convent
of
St.
Joseph
In
"
JT
r
T
7
i
,7
Z
,
Z
here,
paid
a
visit
to
LaKeise
Lairc
the
Canadian
Legion
visited
the
m
Wednesday.
whlle
tney
home
of
Mrs.
H.
Mist
on
Tuesday
were
entertaincd
at
the
lakesld
lait.
A
pleasant
time
was
spent
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenr
and
a
suitable
gift
was
presented
incy,
Miss
Lorraine
Kenney
actln-
by.the
President,
Mrs.
Dubeau
hostcss-
Mrs.
Mist
and
her
daughter,!
.
Most
nponle
rf-nrt
thf
rlaulfiiu
day's
train
for
Nelson
where
they
ars.
do
you?
CARS
FROM
FAR
AFIELD
Numerous
Automobile
Touristy
Find
Way
Into
Bulkley
Valley
,
SMITHERS,
August
4:
Many
automobiles
from
distant
states
and
provinces
have
been
seen
on
'
the
streets
of
Smlthcrs
recently.
J
Several
from
California,
some
from
1
New
Jersey,
Ontario
and
Alberta,
j
One
California
car
here
recently
!
was
towing
a
very
large
trailer
which
had
been
the
home
of
the1.
tourists
for
several
months
and
they
were
loud
in
the
praises
of
f
the
scenery
and
surprised
at
thoj
jrood
condition
of
the
roads,
more
especially
so
as
they
had
been
told
along
the
road
that
they
could
not
get
as
far
as
Smlthers
or
Hazel-
ton.
It
seems
that
strangers
and
tourists
coming
up
the
Cariboo
Highway
are
given
adverse
Infor-matloon
at
such
nearby
places
as
Prince
George
and
Quesnel
about
the
roads
farther
north.
Some
of
these
people
have
been
very
lnd'g-nant
at
the
stories
that
have
been
told
them
and
have
expressed
the
Intention
of
looking
up
their
informants
on
the
way
back
to
tell
'hem
what
they
think
of
them.
The
districts
surrounding
Smlthers
and
Ha7piton
have
as
much
to
offer
the
tourists
in
every
way
as
do
the
other
points
along
the
Cariboo
Hughway
and
they
really
anythin-j
in
the
vay
of
scenery
until
they
get
to
he
end
of
the
route.
WILL
MEET
HITLER
BERLIN,
July
4.
Dr.
Herm-Schacht.
former
head
of
the
Relschbank.
who
has
been
touring
In
India,
returned
to
Munich
yes
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
&
Payne's
Just
a
Few
of
Our
Specials
on
Sale
Saturday
Dollar
Day
.
K
See
Qhr
Windows
Friday
Displaying
Numerous
Other
Items
for
Dollar
Day
Selling
Silk
Drapery
Damask
All
silk
Drapery
Damask.
50
inches
wide.
Assorted
colors,
absolutely
fast
to
sunlight
and
washing.
Reg.
Q-j
A
A
$1.75
yd.
Dollar
Day,
yd.
?ivU
Children's
Ankle
Socks
25
dozen
children's
ankle
..ocks.
Ca'nplcs,
assorted
colors.
Regular
price
20c
pair.
Sizes
5
to
8
Vz.
Dollar
Day,
Cj-g
A
A
OlVJ
5
pair
for
Children's
Half
Socks
25
dozen
Children's
pure
wool
half
socks.
Samples,
assorted
colors.
Reg.
price
35c
to
50c
pair.
Dollar
Day.
CJ-1
A
A
4
pair
for
t?l.UU
Dutch
Homespun
43
inches
wide
for
loose
covers
and
draperies.
Fast
colors,
assorted
patterns.
Dollar
Day,
gf
nn
2
yards
for
?tUU
Silk
and
Linen
Table
Cloths
52
inches
by
52
inches,
assorted
colorings.
All
Hast
to
washing.
Excellent
value.
Dollar
0
4
nn
Day,
2
for
tj)lUU
Girls'
Slacks
Blue
denim,
white
trim,
full
cut.
Sizes
6,
8,
10,
12
years.
Cf
A
A
Dollar
Day,
each
t?
J..UU
100
Pair
Flannelette
Blankets
A
manufacturers
clearance.
Assorted
Blue,
Green,
Rose
and
Gold
plaids,
Double
bed
size.
Regular
price
$2.95
pair.
Dollar
Day
Special,
each
sheet
$1.00
Satin
Bedspreads
12
only,
assorted
colors.
Size
88"xl00".
Extra
heavy
satin
piped
and
flounced
sides..
Regular
value
$6.95.
CJf
ns
Dollar
Day,
each
tDI.OO
20
Dozen
Pure
Wool
Ankle
Hose
Pure
botany
wool
with
lastex
tops,
Samples
in
all
the
new
spring
colorings.
Sizes
e2
to
10ti.
c-
A
A
Dollar
Day,
3
pairs
for
vi-.UU
.Men's
Wool
Socks
Men's
all
wool
worsted
socks
in
Srathpr
mixtures
and
browns.
All
sizes
Q-t
A
A
J
in
.stock.
Dollar
Day,
3
pairs
Ladies'
and
Misses'
Sweaters
Pure
wool
and
silk
and
wool
boat
neck
barrel
style
in
pastel
shades.
Q-f
A
A
Kxtra
special
Dollar
Day,
each
'
Umbrellas
Stubby
styles,
fancy
rayon
brown
shade
only.
Wood
strong
and
durable.
Extra
special
Dollar
Day.
eacH
r
silk
top
in
stem,
vei7
81.00
Silk
Curtain
Nets
15
pieces,
a
dean
up
of
odd
patterns
from
the
mill,
Values
up
to
04
A
A
69c
yd.
Dollar
Day,
3
yds
for
v
J."U
Luncheon
Sets
Rayon
and
cotton
mixture,
fast
colors,
assorted
cloth
36x36
with
four
napkins.
Extra
special
Dollar
Day,
2
sets
for
$1.00
Ladies
Flannel
Slacks
Pure
wool
flannel.
Sizes
14,
16,
18,
20.
Zipper
fastening,
colors
green
PO
PA
navy
and
brown,
Dollar
Day,
p:yu"
Ladies
Satin
Princess
Slips
And
Satin
striped
taffetas
in
tea
rose
and
white.
Bias
cut,
Lace
trimmed
and
tailored
styles.
A
big
assort-
Qf
A
A
ment.
Dollar
Day,
each
vXUU
THE
DAILY
NEWS
"s
RELIEF
Thousands
have
found
quick
and
assy
relief
rrom
aiubi,
nay
ee
aoa
Bronchial
troubles
la
the
nee
of
KeDot
('a
Asthma
Relief.
You
csa
relieve
you
uffrriof
.enjoy
life
more
...with
the
rlif
this
famous
herbal
preparation
affords.
Ksllofg'a
Asthma
Belief
has
been
used
by
sufferers
for
over
60
years.
You
simply
inhale
the
fumes.
ASTHMA
miEF
!ffle10atla.trvslaljel.i
Also
obtainable
(a
Ontario
KM
form.
aisrette:
I
Northrop
a
t-ymaa
Toronto
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
August
1,
1914
The
new
townsite
across
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
will
be
put
on
the
market
next
month
according
to
resent
expectations.
Some
two
hundred
acres
Is
being
subdivided
Into
lots.
A
main
street
will
b
graded
in
the
projected
business
section
and
sidewalks
will
be
laid
in
the"
residential
area.
There
will
be
a
water
service
from
McNicholl
Creek.
Yesterday
the
Dally
News
pufy
llshed
three
editions
In
connec
Ion
with
the
outbreak
of
war
bs
tween
Oreat
Britain
and
France
and
Germany.
J.
Peterson
has
been
awarded
'eraay.
Aaolnh
Hitler
was
expected
a
contract
by
the
city
for
the
to
meet
him
there
today
building
of
a
new
garbage
scow.
Turkish
Towels
Run
of
the
mill,
all
perfect
merchandise
in
plain.,
patterns
and
Jacquered
styles.
5
towels
for
4
towels
for
3
towels
for
S1.00
S1.00
$1.00
Linen
Finished
Pillow
Cases
Plain
hems,
linen
finished,
full
standard
size,
excellent
quality.
You
have
got
to
sec
this
line
to
appreciate
Q-j
A
A
quality.
Dollar
Day,
5
for
J-.UU
Girls'
Flannel
Slacks
Pure
wool
flannel.
Sizes
6,
8,
10,
12.
Colors
Oreen,
Navy,
Brown.
Q-f
Qff
Dollar
Day.
pair
tJX.aJD
Bed
Throws
If
you
are
Interested
in
high
grade
merchandise
here
Is
a
bargain
We
have
a
quantity
of
pure
botany
wool
throws
in
two-tone
styles,
satin
bound
assorted
colors.
The
regular
Qfi
price
is
$8.95.
Dollar
Day,
each
570
Brief
Panties
Tailored
and
lace
trimmed
styles
made
from
Ray
Suede
non-run
fabric.
All
sizes.
Dollar
Day,
Q-j
A
A
3
pairs
for
iJA.UU
Kay
Suede
Cuff
Panties
and
Bloomers
Tea
Rose
and
White
non-run
fabric
bloomers
and
cuff
panties,
Tailored
and
lace
trimmed
styles.
Dollar
Day,
2
pairs
for
$1.00
Chair
Seat
Pads
25
chair
seat
pads,
two-tone
oilcloth
covered
In
pastel
shades,
One
side
reversed
wool
felt
finished
with
ties.
F1U
any
kitchen
chair.
Reg.
price
Cf
ft
A
35c
each.
Dollar
Day,
4
for
.
V
FARMS
IN
INTERIOR
ARE
SOLD
plans
to
establish
a
cheww
factory
that
will
eventually
turn
out
a
considerable
quantity
of
chce
and
will
provide
a
market
for
a
very
large
amount
of
milk.
With
the
excellent
crops
of
thU
vear
and
the
prospects
for
a
murli
,
Improved
market
for
milk
arJ.
cream
there
should
be
a
large
In
I
crease
in
the
dairy
herds
of
the
valley
from
now
on
which
wH
bring
Increased
prosperity
to
tro
farmers
of
the
district.
Another
farm
which
was
sold
on
Monday
was
that
of
Albert
Palm
er.
about
three
miles
south
of
Telkwa
and
adjoining
the
Jr.ci
Bourgon
farm
at
Hubert.
This:
farm
was
sold
to
Mrs.
Fleury
whoj
Is
also
newly
arrived
from
8wit-j
mland
with
her
family
of
flvei
children.
They
are
taking
posss.
slon
Immediately
and
will
make
'j
j
their
home
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
for
the
future.
Several
other
families
from
Hi
I
and
arrived
In
the
Houston
dls-J
Wet
lan
week
and
arc
getting!
settled
there
I
Pioneer
Barrister
!
Of
Vancouver
Dies
VANCOUVER,
August
4:
iCPt
F.
R.
MacD.
Russell,
aged
69.
for
mer
chairman
of
thp
Vancouver
Board
of
Harbor
Commissioners
and
pioneer
barrister
of
British
nn1.skl.
Jl.
J
a
a
I
wiuuiyid,
uicu
toaay.
Fiery,
Itchin
Toes
and
Feet
Here
I
a
-lean.
lalnlei
antlsen-Mc
o'l
now
rtK'v.iefri
hv
cheml'ta
f
'Hfilng
enst
thu
will
do
more
o
'in
vou
t
r'd
of
voir
trrible
'nan
anvtnin
vou
v
-"M
IU
action
1
so
powerfully
pene-
ratine
that
h-
itrhln
Is
instantly
I
iioDDca:
ana
in
hort
time
you
re
rid
of
thit
bn'hersome.
fiery
-zena
The
same
Is
true
of
Barb-Itch.
Salt
Rheum,
Itching
Toes
and
Feet-other
Irritating
unsightly
skin
troubles.
You
can
obtain
Moone's
Emerald
OU
in
the
original
bottles
at
any
modern
drug
store.
It
Is
safe
to
use-
and
failure
in
any
of
the
aliments
noted
above
is
rare
Indeed.
W.
J.
McCUTCIIF.ON
DRUG
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
.
"J1
'A
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
FINE
HAY
HARVEST
Weather
Conditions
Favor
(iarnrr-
Inr.
of
Bumper
Bulkley
Valley
!
Crop
Two
Well
Known
Bulkley
Valley
"
"
.
.
M,u
lunches
Change
Hands-Dutch
SMITH
ERS,
August
4:
-
VUUl
Families
Arrive
'continued
ftm
weather
which
U
lufeal
for
hay
making
harvesting
!
the
ha
a
.of
the
4:-Several
SMITH
ERS,
Auiust
farms
changed
hands
in
Smithes
ley
to
goto!
ion
aiMany
farm!
'
district
during
the
past
few
days,
jhave
all
tr
Ivay
m
rln
.took
wmk
finished
their
have
The
large
Oulton
farm
at
A
few
Iarge
nt
foot
or
the
Bulkley
hill
adjoining
white
the
town
was
sold
by
George
Oul-jre
still
cutting,
ton
on
Monday
to
Mr.
Vetterll
a,
With
on
of
the
largest
crops
in
newly
arrived
settler
from
Swliter-land.
This
Is
one
of
the
well
knowr
farms
of
the
district
and
was
operated
by
Mr.
Oulton
for
man?
years
as
"The
Woodland
Dairy."
m
"supplying
dairy
products
to
Smi-
.thers.
A
few
years
ago
Mr.
Oulton
bought
himself
a
small
farm
near
provincial
ConstaWe
P.
B.
8mlth
Port
Haney
In
the
Fraser
Valler
Burns
Lake
arrived
In
the
elty
and
he
will
be
moving
at
once
lim
the
interior
on
last
nights
from
Smlthers
to
his
new
home
lrain
having
a
mm'al
patient
to,
Mr.
Vetterll
Is
an
expert
cheese
yt
.hare
maker
and
It
Is
stated
that
he
the
htftorr
of
the
valley
and
with
an
(deal
season
for
curing
the
hay
'there
has
probably
never
been
a
year
when
so
much
first
class
my
has
been
put
up
by
the
farmers
of
the
district.
nmu
T
I.sff
i
n.il
'.a'7.'iM,."1Ml",l
LAST
TIMES
TOM(,,rr
Two
Shows
at
7
00
nd
Alfred
Illtchcock-Wlnner
i
the
llt
Directed
rid,,,
Z
the
Year
.
.
.
This
u
It
And
it
It
a
Thriller
"THE
LADY
12
ox.
.95
Zi
ou
$1.50
It
ou
fLU
VANISHES"
With
MA
HOT.
MM'KWOOD
PAUL
LI
KAS
DAME
MAY
WIIITTT
AIM
.New
Cartoon
Tri
COMING
SAT
ONLY
Charlie
lUggles
In
SMlVItt
III.
LU.Xir
I'lm
r.tadrs
Nmartliout
in
"AMniSIl
Hi
the
cumulative
e:;
vertislng
that
counts.
It
This
advcr'.:ie:";r,t
l
r.
-t
pub;
died
1
t
nyel
by
Cotrol
BcarJ
cr
by
tha
Government
uf
Britt-h
C
A
PUBLIC
MEETING
IN
THE
CITY
HALL
Saturday
Evening,
Aug.
5th,
8
p.m.
h
Called
By
The
Provincial
Kieculhe
of
the
Canadian
Society
For
The
Control
of
Cancer
To
l'
-m
a
Prince
Knpf
rt
Branch
er
Tnlt
Officers
will
be
elected
v
that
Ihe
Pr!n:c
Ilupcrt
Unit
w
'
tlon
In
co-rtperatlon
with
tae
other
units
throughout
Br;
I
umbia
and
other
-trovlnces.
The
meeting
will
be
addressed
by
Dr
Roy
Huggard
of
Var
f
Plca.se
keep
an
hour
open
on
Saturday
evening
I
1
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
launch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serve
Four
People
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
J
Prince
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
558
British
Columbl
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarclli
..
.
Proprietor
....
9
II
A
IIOMK
AWAY
I-hu"
ILPO
up
50
Rooms
Hot
Si
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
Thone
281
T.O.
Bos!"