I
I
I
I
I
I
I
III
HOSIERY
We
ure
showing
some
wonderful
values
in
Spurt
Hu,se
in
liolli
plain
or
fancy
ribs.
We
meiiliuu
liere
u
few
'special
millibars,
PENMAN'S
HOSE
in
Hrowii
mid
Dark
lleulher,
all
sizes,
at
$1.15
per
pair.
,
PENMAN'S
Silk
and
Wool
Heather.
A
very
allraelive
lioe
at
-$1.75
per
pair.
"
'
JAEGER
Pure
Wool
in
Tan,
Itrown,
Grey
ami
I'lilty.
Wide
rib.
at
$1.50
per
pair.
JAEGER
Rib
Hose,
(iarler
tup.
In
dark
sand
shade,
u
large
filler,
al
$2.35
psr
pair.
Plain
Cashmere
Hose,
Drown
or
Dlack,
a'very
special
value.
All
sizes,
at
95c
per
pair.
Misses'
Wide
Rib
Heather
Hose,
in
shades
of
Druwu
and
I.ovut,
sizes
7
In
t)
at
$1.10
per
pair.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
We
Prepay
Mailorders.
FULLER
amis
PEOPLE'S
PROVIDERS.
SPECIAL
FOR
WEEK
END.
Hrookfield
Duller,
5l)c
value
for
................
45c
Jersey
Ilrand
Creamery
Duller,
50c
value,
3
for
$1.25
Hrookfield
Kpgs,
fresh,
per
do.
50c
special
Dirakfasl
Dacuu,
per
lb
45c
fcalt
Side
for
beans,
per
lb
35c
Lillle
While
Heaiis,
3
lbs.
fur
25c
Malkln's
Dest
Tea
70c
Coffee
65c
(1
lb,
of
Cocoa
Free
with
eaeli
pound'.
Hoiled
Dam,
sliced,
per
.
Hi,.
65c
Cabbaae,
up
river,
per
lb.
5c
Pea's
and
Com,
per
tin..
15c
Libby
T'alsup,
per
bottle
25c
llaisins,
Seedless,
3
lb.
50c
Phones
45
and
574.
FARMERS'
Meat
Market
FOR
HIQH
QUALITY
AT
LOW
PRICES.
Look
at
These
PrlcesI
Uuiling
Deef,
per
lb.
.....
6c
Shoulder
Honsl,
8c
and
10c
Choice
lloasls
15c
llib
Steaks
122c
Slew
Deef
.
..
...
.....
3c
Veal
Stew
8c
Veal
lloasl
12c
Lamb
Stew
...
8c
Leg
Lamb
...
...
...
38c
Sausage
15c
llaniliuiK'T
15c
Outliers'
Dry
Sail
Pork
25c
Oainers'
Dreakfast
Dacuu,
taking
the
piece
....
40c
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince'
Rupert's
Leading
RestauranL
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
:'
Third
Avenue.
UU
Call
L
Bet
IIII1L
II.'ISU
hpnl.
fid
necessary
to
baking
cakes
unless
you
use
clean
Coal.
OONSUMKHS
COAL,
cleaned
freo
from
choking
shale,
burns
brightly.
It
sends
clean
heal
direct
to
the
oven
steady
heal
vhlch
stays.
Our
Coal
is
free
from
sQot.
:
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
'Phone
7
and
311.
Phone
9.
2ft&
;:
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
NOTICE
-.
is
nrnrgv
r.ivrv
v.
.
.
,
.
,
.v..
,M
J
.
,
'
-
:
lion
or
th
kalpn
i.l.nri
it...
....w....
a
u
OJJJ,
IIIUIC
WHSl
District.
IS
csQccIled.
0.
Ill
NAOLN,
Deputy
Minuter
at
LiuU
Linda
Department,
VlclorU,
B.C.
8
lb
July.
1983.
m
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
NOTICE
19
HEREBY
gIvE.N
that
tbe
re
eilillnr
over
Uie
lands
formerly
held
under
Timber
Licence
.No.
ttm
P
I
cancelled.
'
0.
n.
JUDEX.
.
Deputy
Minister
or
Land.
Lands
Department,
VlclorU.
B.C.
SStb
Jul'.
1923.
A
Rusty
Machine
Wont
Work
What
are
you
doing
with
your
thinking
machine?
KEEP
IT
OILED.
JOIN
THE
TECH
I
Class
Commence
Oct.
8th.
al
Prince
llupcrt,
Terrace,
llazellon,
New
Ilazelton,
Smilhers,
Telkwa,
Prince
George,
Surf
Inlet,
Swan
son
Day,
Aii)ox,
Alice
Arm
Stewart.
Northern
Polytechnic
,
Institute
o
B.C.
Syllabus
now
distributed
Ihrough
the
Post
Office.
Ask
your
local
postmaster
for
une,
and
see
the
local
representative
in
each
town,
or
wrile
the
registrar,
P.O.
Pes
882.
Prince
Iluperl,
D.C.
Loggers
ft
Prospectors
BOOTS
Men's
Fine
8hoes
from
$4.50
Men's
Brown
Calf
Shoes,
in
Goodyear
Welt,
wide
ur
narrow
Iocs,
from
$5.50
Hand
Made
Loggers'
Boots
from
$8.50
REPAIRING.
GEO.
HILL
The
Shoeman.
Next
St.
Regis
Cafe.
VALENTIN'S
DAIRY
NOW
OPEN
Phone
81
DAILY
DELIVERIES
DR.
GRANT
ADDRESSES
LOCAL
ROTARY
CLUB
Tells
of
Visit
to
Olympla
Where
He
Found
Peopta
Just
Like
Canadians
Al
Ihe
llotitry
Club
luncheon
Ibis
aflernooii
President
llimh
iranl
gae
a
report
from
Iho
ills.
Irict
conference
which
ho
attend-
d
recently
al
Olympia.
Dr.
(iriuit
suid
it
was
his
riri
visit
In
the
United
Slates
and
he
was
iinpiesed
Willi
the
fuel
flm!
Ihe
people
he
met
there
were
much
like
ourselves.
Thev
wimm
Jul
about
as
friendly
as
Ihe
peo.
ie
here,
just
as
hosidlable
mid
Hi
exery
way
jusl
as
fine
neoide.
11
was
reported
there
Mint
nine
service
clubs
of
Mimewhnf
siml.
lar
type
to
the
Ilotary
Club
were
in
existence.
Hie
taller
lniiiu
ido
original.
There
was
no
Jealousv
one
of
another
or
rivalry
except
insofar
as
lliey
could
be
of
see
vice
to
the
coiiimunitv.
Hie
Canadian
delegation
wa
a
reiiresenlalivo
erouii
ami
llnv
were
looked
m
to
Jnl
as
n
h
as
that
of
Ihe
American
dele
ales.
One
of
the
great
features
em
phaslzed
by
the
Olympia
con
lerence
was
Unit
of
regular
at
lenuance.
II
was
fell
that
any
member
who
could
mil
attend
the
meetings
should
drop
out
us
he
was
filling
a
position
which
might
heller
be
filled
ly
another.
Attendance
was
the
mice
of
Ilotary
and
was
compulsory.
A
good
many
suKireslions
were
made
which
were
of
inlet-rsl
In
members
of
the
club
only.
ORT
SIMPSON
INDIAN
BOY
DROWNED
MONDAY
Charles
McKay
was
Bathing
In
Sea
and
Outgoing
Tide
Took
Htm
Out
I'he
body
of
Charles
McKay,
an
Indian
boy,
who
was
drowned
at
Port
Simpson
on
Monday,
was
recovered
yesterday.
From
re
ports
In
hand
it
appears
that
Ihe
defeased,
along
with
two
other
boys,
was
bathing
in
the
sea
when
he
got
into
dilliculties.
The
tide,
which
was
receding
at
the
lime,
look
him
oul
and
he
was
soon
overcome.
II
is
companions,
aHer
witnessing
the
affair
made
for
I
heir
homes
but
help
appear
ed
on
Ihe
scene
too
late
to
be
uf
any
avail.
WILSON
IS
ANGLING
WASHINGTON.
Oct.
I.
.
Friends
of
former
President
Woodrow
Wilson
and
prominent
Democratic
leaders
declare
he
Is
willing
to
become
a
candidate
for
Hie
presidency
in
lust,
should
lie
be
called.
Mr.
Wilson
has
neither
confirmed
or
denied
Ibis
report,
but
those
in
a
position
to
know
allinn
his
health
is
much
improved
and
Dial
In
case
of
.nominal
ion
by
Die
Democratic
parly,
he
would
enter
the
presi
dential
race.
Harold
McDwen,
C.N.H.
division
frei"lil
sitFiml
.
....
1
,
1
.......
I
r
r-
,
111111
in
u
1.1
111
Ocean
Falls
by
Ihe
Prince
George
1-..-I.
..ri
j
i
nn
i
mi
j
i
1
1
1
1
in
1
1
.
Are
You
on
the
Social
Committee?
When
you
have
to
provide
for
Ihe
festivities
uf
your
Judge,
club,
or
society,
let
us
help
you
in
selecting
suitable
and
distinctive
cakes.
We
make
cakes
uf
any
'design
with
ilccoratlons
li
suit
the
occasion.
Talk
it
over
with
the
bakers
at
ElectricWindow
Bakeries
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Office
Hours,
9
U
8.
Phone
888.
Open
Evening
Only
Per
Special
Appointment.
TH1
DAILY
NKWR
ALWAYS
RCAbr
FOR
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
Growing
children
want
and
fre-aucntly
need
moro
nourishment
than
adults,
owing
to
the
activity
of
their
restless
littU
bodies.
ticker
s
Cocoa
fills
oil
the
require
mcntj
of
tho
dietitian
and
physician
as
a
delicious,
purs
and
healthful
Leverage.
Just
as
good
for
older
people.
It
It
(he
cxm
tfkLli
tueUlv
Made
In
Canada
By
Walter
Baker
&
Co.
Limited
MJli
tt
Dortkntfr,
Min.
UfcJ
Montml,
CantJt
BOOKLET
OF
CHOICE
tZOTtS
SENT
IT!
EE
MR.
AND
MRS.
STEEN
HONORED
BY
FRIENDS
Surprise
Party
Organized
Last
Night
on
Occasion
of
Their
Wedding
Anniversary
A
large
crowd
of
their"
friend
irganized
a
surprise
parly
lal
night
in
honor
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
S.
Sleen,
Allin
Anciiuc,
WVst-
view.
I
lie.
occasion
being
their
wedding
anniversary.
The
even-
in?
was
!-pcnl
deliglil
fully
in
playing
bridge
and
danriiij?
and
list
before
midnight,
after
re.
freslmienls
were
served.
Key.
Dr.
II.
It.
iranl,
011
behalf
..f
Ihe
company
assembled,
presented
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sleen
with
a
beautiful
sel
of
cul
glass
sherbet
(lasses.
Mr.
Sleen
replied
suit
ably.
The
prize
winners
al
bridge
were
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson
and
.101111
Mcltae.
"M'othcr
Itloor
is
the
well-known
Miciallft
lender
who
helped
force
the
pure
food
lawn
through
Ihe
U.S.
emigre.
She
Iiiik
lately
returned
from
lttKia.
The
older
of
the
two
Terrace
boys
who
Appeared
licfm'e
.luds"
iouiif
(hi
moriiiiiK
on
rhnric
of
indecently
itwatillintr
a
little
xirl
jwas
diiniUsed
011
aceoiinl.
of
liiHiillieieiit
evidence
wliile
the
yotuif-rr
was
found
u'uilly
and
let
olf
on
ftii.Hpeudnl
Henlence,
hi
fill
her
beinsr
reouired
lo
put
110
-i
bond
for
two
yearf
Kuaranleeiiiir
11
i
good
behavior,'
One
boy
was
15
year
of
use.
the
oilier
13
niiil
the
'lillle
njil
win
aged
six.
..
Nexl
TJiurxilay
Mile
Iliulev.
dilricl
(Joveinlir
of
Ilotary,
will
be
a
iiel
0
ie
local
Ilotary
Club
at
luncheon.
The
lilrlet
governor
ehannex
each
year
aiM
earli
year
he
lx
uppocd
lo
visit
every
emit
in
Ihe.
district
which
includes
llritisb
Ctduuihia,
Wash-inglmi
and
Oregon,
This
makes
the
luncheon
next
week
an
annual
evenl
and
'therefore,
one
of
unusual
importance.
-
;
Major
iraylor,
provin
cial
goveininent-;jMiblie
works
district
engineer.,
Is
expected
nacK
ny
mis
evening
s
train
from
n
trip
of
deparliiieJiiai
inspect
ion
lo
Ihe
Omineisa
district.
3
H
ere
an
Nrly
four
thoutand
men
wera
recruited
by
the
Canadian
Tacifie
Railway
ainU
in
Enfland
for
work
in
the
harvest
fields
of
Lh
Cn.
dian
West
A
audden
demand
for
wheat
In
.Scandinavian
markets
haa
caused
Increased
activity
In
the
movement
of
grain
through
Vancouver.
Four
boata
left
with
bulk
wheat
for
porta
of
Norway
and
Sweden,
marking
the
firat
direct
grain
shipments
from
the
Canadian
Pacific
coast
to
Scan-dinavia.
The
raoid
lnr
In
fV
x.f
butter
trade
of
Saskatchewan
dur
tng
the
past
year
or
two
has
been
the
outstanding
feature
of
the
prov.
tncial
dairy
industry.
Recently
the
Saskatchewan
Co
-Anrtlv
Crim.
I
eries
made
a
shipment
of
25,000
lbs.
vi
uuuer
10
mina.
The
eXTttrt
of
mM
KnllUn
!
coin,
and
fine
gold
bar
from
Can.
I
except
aa
deemed
advisable
by
the
Minister
of
Finance,
and
.as
'
licensed
by
him,
is
prohibited
until
July
1,
1924,
by
proclamation
Issued
!
In
the
current
issue
of
the
Canada
,
Gazette.
;
Byaking
all
1923
passenger
traf.
fic
records,
the
Canadian
Taclfic
S.S.
"Metagama,
westbound
from
Glasgow
via
Belfast,
docked
recently
at
Quebec,
and
Montreal
the
same
evening,
with
a
record
namber
of
3S2
cabin
and
1,078
third-class
passengers.
1
-There
are
hundreds
of
first
class
farm
workers
in
Scotland
anxloua
to
come
to
Canada,
and
the
fineet
ma.
tenal
Canada
could
wish
for,
but
,
their
wages
are
sufficient
to
barely
support
them
and
they
are
unable
to
accumulate
funds
for
the
passage."
I
Thi
is
the
opinion
of
Thomas
I
Scotland,
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Colonization
and
Development
office
in
Glasgow,
who
recently
arrived
In
Canada
with
a
Prty
of
Scotch
Immigrants
bound
lor
the
western
provinces.
To
J.
K.
I
Ross
director
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
goes
the
honor
of
catching
ihe
world'
record
fish
with
rod
and
reel.
At
St.
Ann
Bay,
N.S.,
he
landed
a
tuna
weighing
712
pounds;
length,
9
feet
2
inche;
girth,
6
feet
Commander
Ross
used
a
Vom
llofe
tuna
rod
and
reel.
No.
39
thread
line,
with
mackerel
for
bait.
His
catch
look
three
and
a
quarter
hours
to
land.
The
world's
wheat
crop
this
year
I
estimated
at
3J18,OO0,6oo
bushels,
as
compared
with
3.104,000,000
bushel
last
year,
an
increase
of
214..
000,000
bushel,
according
to
fig.
ure
carefully
compiled
by
the
International
Institute
of
Agriculture
at
Rome.
The
estimated
shipment
from
upply
countries
of
the
world
for
thi
year
I
690.000,000
bushel,
of
which
Canada
is
expected
to
opply
290,000,000
bushel,
or
about
one-third.
Canadian
trade
with
Australia
li
on
the
increase,
according
to
return
made
public
by
the
Bureau
f
Statistics.
Canadian
export
t
Australia
for
the
twelve
months
ending
with
June
were
119,82439
as
compared
with
$12.200,4
61
for
the
corresponding
period
ending
June,
1922.
Canada
imports
from
the
Commonwelth
have
also
in.
creased.
The
Import
from
Aus-tralia
for
the
last
twelve
months
were
11.545,829.
as
compared
with
1,275,871
for
ti
year
previous.
Prosperous
snWllsing
mean-eiruUr
enntlnumi
advertising
Summer
COAL
(treat
satisfaction
I
Repeal
orders
being
filled
every
day
for
Nanaimo-Wellington
Nut
Coal
Quick
Tire!
Lasls
Longer!
Cosls
same
as
other
Nyt
Coals.
Phone
118
or
584.
Albert
&
McCaftery
LIMITED
.(fllllMij(jjaJJMBBH
IVLnlc
Ddicrty
Comporfd
Willi
ordinary
Sited
plai,
Scwi;ig
Machines
Pianos,
Plionu-graphs
and
Pluyer
l'lanos
Tor
Ilent
by
Week
or
Month.
Walker's
music
Store
Ltd.
1
Phone
376
The
House
Thursday,
October
I,
193
FAMOUS
"BROCK"
HA
TS
k
1
m
$3.50
UNIVERSAL
Outfitters
to
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Thursday,
7
and
9
Agnes
Ayres
ir
(he
grc
.1
r..
jdiolo
play
"Racing
Hearts"
The
eai
breeziest
minuiire.
A
brand
new
c
Ibddied
hull,
oparkloig
ri'.
foil
jf
p.
TIm-
ruce
winch
u
iiiun
-
b
.inn
and
11
girl
line
depend.
Are
mode
girl
fast?
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