I
j.
PABi
BUT
HOSIERY
Wc
uic
showing
some
wonderful
values
in
Hi
ia
both
plain
or
fancy
ribs.
special
uiiiuljzrs.
PENMAN'S
HOSE
in
Hruvvn
hi
91.10
per
pair.
PENMAN'S
Silk
and
Wool
Heather.
A
very
attractive
hose
L.?I.75
per
pair.
JAEGER
Pure
Wool
in
Tan,
Hrown,
(Jrcy
and
Putty.
Wide
ru,.m,fi.su
per
pair.
JAEGER
Rib
Hose.
Oarlcr
aifcv
utter,
in
9oo
p?r
pair.
Plain
Cashmere
Hose,
Hrown
r
Mack,
a
very
special
value
All
sizes,
at
85c
per
pair.
Misses'
Wide
Rib
Heather
Hose,
in
shades
of
Hrown
and
novai,
sizes
10
at
$1.10
per
pair.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
we
Prepay
Mail
Orders.
FULLER
5ATKINS
PEOPLE'S
PROVIDERS.
SPECIAL
FOR
WEEK
END.
Hrookficld
Duller,
5uo
value
fur
45c
Jersey
Jlranil
Creamery
Hut-
lei-j
50c
value,
3
fur
$1.25
llriKikfield
Kggs,
fresh,
per
do.
v
50c
Special
lireakfast
Hacon,
per
Hi
45c
Salt
.Side
for
beans,
per
lb
35c
Little
While
Heans,
3
lbs.
fur
25c
Malkia's
llest
Tea
70c
Coffee
65c
(1
lb.
of
Cocoa
Free
with
each
pound).
Hoiled
Ham,
sliced,
per
lb.
65c
Cabbage,
up.
river,
iter
lb.
5c
:
Teas
and
Corn,
per
tin.,
15c
I.ibby
Catsup,
per
bottle
25c
Raisins,
Seedless,
3
lb,
50c
Phones
45
and
574.
FARMERS'
Meat
Market
FOR
HIGH
QUALITY
AT
LOW
PRICES.
Look
at
These
Prlcesl
Hoiliug
Heef,
iter
lb
6c
V
.Shodlilcr
Roast,
8c
and
10c
Choice
Iloasls
15c
Hib
Slcaks
12'c
blew
Heef
8c
Veal
blew
8c
;
Veaj
lluast
12c
Lamb
blew
.
.
8c
Legi
Lamb
.
,
.
38c
"Hausage
15c
'
Hamburger
15c
:
tattlers'
Dry
ball
Pork
25c
(aiin'iH
Hrcnkfnst
Hacon,
taking
(he
piece
....
40o
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
RestauranL
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
iPlP
You
can't
gel1
that
flash
heat
so
necessary
'to
baking
cakes
unless
you
use.
clean
Coal.
CONSUMERS
COAL,
cleaned
free
from
choking
shale.
burns
brightly.
Jt
sends
clean
heat
direct
to
tiie.
oven
steady
heat
which
Mays(,
Our
Coal
is
free
Jxom
soot.'
Consumers
Goal
Co.
Ltd
Phones
7
and
311.
Wc
mention
here
a
few
uml
Dark
Heather,
ull
sizes,
lop.
In
dark
sand
shade,
a
Phone
8.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
rOTlrr
.
.
la
itrnt-nv
Mft-
.
1
unci,
wiai
iw
linn
flf
ill
L
m
l
It.nJ
n
"
19
t0.
fn'
,Une
Cos
district,
U
.
o.
n.
XAHE..
tifputy
Minister
of
Linds.
I
ft
till
4
harat.,...
Vlctorh.
B.C.
8lli
July,
10J3.
CANCELLATION
OF
RCSERVC.
NOTICE
IS
UFfirnv
riivrv
,.,
er
'lnif
over
the
Uriels
formerly
"v
"
""ucr
luuucr
Licence
io.
11X94
p
is
i.uirucu.
n
n
vrrv
Pfputy
Minister
of
Linds.
Victor!.,
B.C.
I5m
July,
1923.
Summer
COAL
Great
satisfaction!
Repeal
orders
being-
filled
every
day
for
Nanaimo-Wellinglon
Nut
Coal
Quick
Firet
Lasts
Longer!
Cosls
same
as
other
N-jt
Coals.
Phone
116
or
564.
Albert
&
McCaftery
LIMITED
Loggers
5
Prospectors
i
BOOTS
Men's
Fine
8hoes
fiom
$4.50
Men's
Brown
Calf
Shoes,
in
Goodyear
Welt,
wide
or
narrow
toes,
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
EPSON
COAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
OOAL
In
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
58.
BRITISH
MEMBER
OF
PARLIAMENT
TELLS
OF
-
GERMAN
CONDITIONS
Says
Whole
Edifice
Rocking
and
uinety
to
Crash;
People
are
are
Afraid
Josiah
Wedgwood.
At.
P..
in
id..
course
of
a
letter
to
the
"Man
chester
(iuardian,"
writes:
;o
one
can
nass
lln-oni-li
:.p
many
today
without
seeing
that
the
whole
edifice
is
roekinir.
Pm.
M'litly
it
will
crash,
the
most
aw-
nil
e.amole
of
how
civilizations
end.
I
lie
coming
of
the
end
is
Ix'ing
watched
wild
(error
hv
do.
0(10,000
of
nassKe.
htdnlfSs
i.ki.
pie,
WIIO.-0
whole
exisJfiiro
il..
pends
on
civilization.
Th
Iho
edge
Ibey
get
the
le.s
llwv
Uke
Ihe
look
of
the
abyss,
the
more
they
cling
to
what
is
hri
of
the
blale.
It
has
been
s,
llial
the
l
ieneli
gyction
in
the
nunr
ana
(lie
helplessness
of
the
ierinau
goerninent
are
driving
Ihe
voters
into
(ho
exliemi-
parties
Communist
or
lliulil.
II
may
be
so;
but
neither
Common.
1st
nor
Right
wauls
to
take
anv
action,
wants
lo
replace
Slrese
inuiiii,
wains
10
nave
anv
r.-s.
ponsibilily.
They,
too.
are
hor
nbly
afraid.
No
Parties
II
should
be
understood
llml
(here
are
in
truth
no
narlies
in
Germany
today.
Slrescniann's
r'overh
nl
is
uuili-d
eiiough
from
Imlcpendeiit
Socialist
to
II16
induslrialihsls
of
Ihe
Vulkssnar
tei
l
hey
are
all
for
saving
the
country,
if
they
only
knew
how.
On
eilher
flank
are.
mi
iloulil
men
driven
mad
by
want
or
in
juslice.
who
are
screaming
out
niirt-ranoii
against
.lews
or
capilalisls.
Hut
Ihe
danger
I
loo
deadly
(o
allow
of
liacU.
dial
nmougsl
Ihemselves.
I,u-dendorf
looking
for
a
meal
knows
thai
Hreitllscheid
searching
for
a
I
sausage
is
more
akin
lo
him
Hum
all
lhoe
accursed
foreigners
a(
Ihe
Adlon
and
the
Hrislol.
be
let.
while
there
are
no
noli
ncai
names.
I
here
are
--to
wine
ever
more
disliurt
and
divejse
in
iulei-esl
two
economic
el
asses
hound
together
only
by
loyalty
to
nieir
common
(iermau
national.
ily.
The
peasants
who
own
their
Are
You
on
the
Social
It
Committee?
of
When
you
have
to
pro-
vide
Tor
Ihe
festivities
of
if
your
lodge,
club
or
society,
let
us
help
you
in
selecting
suitable
and
dislinctie
cakes.
We
make
cakes
of
any
design
with
decorations
I
)
suit
the
occasion..
Talk
it
over
with
the
is
bakers
at
ElectricWindow
at
Bakerjes
I-
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
.
0.
Office
Hours,
9
to
8.
in
Phone
M.
Open
Evenlngt
Only
For
Special
Appointment.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Situate
In
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Huilding,
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
NEW
BOSTON
Grill
Third
Ave.
The
Lalest
in
Restaurants.
Private
Boxes
for
Ladles.
Best
Food
Best
Service.
"Take
her
to
the
Uoston."
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
Wtl
DAILT
HlWfl
1
TOO
MANY
GIRLS
dread
winterly
weather
for
the
tor
ture
It
brilltrt
Irnm
cnr.
I..
"
.uu
i-oiu-iorts.
With
tbt
face.handt
and
arm
protfcif
d
bj
Zam-Bui,
(rot
and
cold
wind
jiroply
usn
a
cniie
your
km.waih
ik
7m
.
it.il
m
i
&nduinl.
th7atM.
.
Il.it
kl
f.
r
rt
j
-
tn
i
iri
tir
Jin
,
There
Is.
noihinj
til
this
Zam
Dak
'"r
pinir
the
skin
smooth,
stronr
and
fl.;M
i-
i
IT.
ot
rich
herbal
essences,
Zam-Huk
omes
ana
purifies
the
tissues
and
re-venls
a'J
rouchna
n.4
Wheist
Iha
.VI.
v...
.1
j
i
cnaDnea.
k!!ir
....
t
n
ww
v
M.iL.
vnr,
Min-noi,
oecau
si
ot
its
ereal
antiseptic
and
healing
power
is
doublr
valua!e.
It
tales
awar
in.
smariinr
irn
iim.
i
laieir.
kills
dangerous
disease
jerms
and
""is
with
new
healthy
skin.
Zam.nnV
i.
wWww
l
.
.y.
v.i.ppra.
cracted
bands,
cold-sores.
iu.lulir.
cnuoiains.
winter
eciema.
burns,
scalds,
and
alt
wounds
n.l
"luries.
ooc.
bos,
all
chemists.
land
west
of
Hie
Kibe
uml
Hot
Junkers
who
still
own
their
vast
Males
east
of
llml
riverthey
are
economically
all
riuhl.
In
need,
they
never
were
belter.
.
Tl
i
I
linv
ll
ll
s.
al
s
mi'
r.h..il....
doling,
new
m.idiint's
an.
I
harks
..r
of
paper
money.
....
The
neasuni'M
uaugiiier
no
loiiuci
goes
out
In
ervice;
Ins
uiorlgai.'e
has
been
paid
olf
with
a
postage
stamo.
On
Ihe
other
hand,
packed
in
the
(owns,
are
(he
myriad
children
of
a
dying
civilization,
no
longer
wanted.
ihe
nearer
the
bread
line,
the
more
imporlaiil
is
the
provider
of
bread.
If
the
provider
"t
liread
has
all
he
wanls.
what
haxe
the
disinherited
to
offer
him
in
exchange
for
that
bread?
Had
paper
money
I
Three
Things
Necessary
I
suppose
i
ihikIiI
be
poMdhlc
to
save
civilization
still
l-..r
that,
the
(ieruian
HikIkcL
L.
JIIUI
must
Iff
be
I
made
to
balance
For
thai.
tilings
at
least
are
necessary
he
colossal
expense
of
paying
wages
in
Ihe
Itulir
lo
1.50(1,(1(10
workers
for
doing
uothiii?
must
slopped.
The
payment
of
re
partitions
must
be
postponed
and
the
amount
fixed.
A
dielulorshin
must
be
established
over
(ierinan
finances,
for
there
is
mi
tiermau
statesman
who.
would
dare
to
Impose
the
enormous
taxes
or
to
reduce
Ihe
enormous
e.tiiMLli
mollis
which
will
he
iieeo.;ii-v
Now,
let
it
he
umlcrslood
that
Ihe
(iermau
government
is
pre
pared,
even
anxious,
tu
end
Ihe
passive
resistance"
on
Ihe
Ruhr.
is
prepared
lo
promise
to
pay
any
reparations,
and
lo
leave
Ihe
amount
possible
and
dales
of
payment
lo
any
tribunal.
It
is
prepared
lo
accept
financial
con
trol,
which
means
Ihe
abdication
sef-goerumeiil.
Thev
wooM
nope
ior
a
loan,
as
in
he
cae
Austria,
hut
the
l-'ituuire
I'.nii-
Indlcr
would
sellle
thai.
They
Ihink
il
impoosible
lo
work
in
duslrics
and
railways
wilh
the
Ruhr
cul
out
from
(Sermanv:
hot
again,
the
Finance
Controller
will
have
lo
see
to
thai.
All
Kiev
ask
lo
be
allowed
lo
work
as
helols.
One
other
thing,
per
haps,
Ibey
ask:
"tstve
us
from
occupation
by
French
troops
.
least,
from
more
occupation
by
renc
h
Iroops."
GENERAL
MEETS
LABOR
PEOPLE
(continued
from
page
I)
your
own
party
which
will
make
guarantees
as
you
yourselves
demand,"
slated
T.
Ross
McKay.
Oriental
Question
Paddy
Sullivan
referred
to
provincial
government
expense.
Ihe
Old
Country
and
Ihe
Oriental
uuestiou.
Mr.
Nivon
agreed
thai
loo
much
money
was
being
spent
by
-t
lie
government
seeking
immigration
bill
was
not
required,
't
here
were
too
man
trips
lo
London
at
(he
govern
meiil
expense.
He
fell
that
Oriental
question
should'be
stop
ped.
The
present
government
had
taken
no
action.
Mr..
Casey
(hen
subiiillleil
lii
motion
that
a
meeting
of
Labor
bo
called
to
go
into
(lie
uucslion
of
ti
111
Mat
ion
.
'l'liif
was
carried
and
the
ineeling
adjourned,
Mr.
.Mxou
declaring
(hut
a
sleu
had
been
taken
in
(he
richl
direction
T.
Ross
Mackay
was
delegalcd
lo
c.aii
the
meet
ng.
Among
the
passengers
sailing
last
night
ly
Ihe
si
earner
I'rinco
(Jeorge
fur
the
south
were:
-Oeo,
P.
Hale,
Dr.
George
Hanson,
Mr.
Harris,
U.
Fuglwawa,
M
II.
Thorsen,
J.
W.
flraler,
Mr.
Mar-dale,
Mrs.
J.
II.
Meagher.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ocorge
.McAfee,
.1.
Slado
Stevens,
Charles
Held,
W.
A.
Al
len,
0.
Sciffcrl
niid'
A.
Kyle
or
Vancouver;
Mrs,
.Morle
Craig
for
Viclorla;
Mr.
Plultcnberger
ami
.1.
(5.
Higham
for
Swanson
liny.
'
Sport,
Chat
Ik-
Overstniil
"miiiip
1
i
II
it
V
l
VH
lent
team
idav.
the
slerliiuf
work
...
.-..
I
i
no
pllehfug
Mall
and
Ihe
uu
canny
field
defence
of
the
New
Uirk
ankces,
.Viuericah
Leautic
pciiuant
winners
this,
season,
were
Ihe
performances
of
Habc
Ruth,
Ihe
year's
slur
of
slurs
lit
i
ue
major
leagues.
Ruth
came
buck
(o
the
same
this
veur
with
mil
one
idea
to
uve
hit
nest
While
he
has
not
been
Ihe
home
hiller
he
was
in
IWSI
with
the
all-lime
record
total
of
511.
his
all-round
play
has
surpusM-d
anything
tie
has
ever
shown
be
.
r
iii
ion-.,
ii
is
oatiiiii:
record
e
lust
around
Ihe
too
mark
ThU
season
is
filled
wilh
sinules:
double
aim
triples
Mows
tlml
came
when
men
were
on
liases
ami
runs
were
needed.
He
has
been
nth
a
lerror
at
hat
that
the
number
of
iiiteutioiiul
bases
on
balls
ju'u
him
by
opposlny
pitchers
has
el
a
new
record.
Around
llulli
-Ihe
new
llulli
the
Yankee
allack
has
been
clus
leren
inroiighout
Ihe
season.
Inking
their
cue
from
him.
the
utur
ihciiiImt
uf
tlie
ieam
Illllll
lied
into
llll.a
perfect
combination
I
"i...
..
:
w,m
result
thai
the
club
won
.
.
1,1...
a
..i.i
-
I
iu.-
i-riMiuoi
wiiu
one
or
the
greatest,
winning
margins
on
re
eon
I.
the
record
for
long
ills!
a
1
1
re
wiinmillg
is
claimed
hv
a
Roman
swimmer,
Aruamlo
Sauiflbale,
one
of
the
waler
fans
.uf
tile
Titii.t
River.
Sauuihatf
swam
a
tl
lance
of
KM)
kilometers
recently
ami
eouieiids
that
such
a
feat
constitutes
a
reconl.
Tim
ills
lame
is
roughly
Go
miles
and
was
swum
on
the
Tiber
fnun
Rome
to
the
sea.
The
lime
wn
hours.
Hi
aaroiniilisliiiieiit
I!irecr,,''m"
l"",'"iienal
but
it
should
'
Ilia.
llltlA(lll..l.....l
II.
..I
II.
MVI.
is
a
swifl
running
rif
r,
Ihe
cur
rent
moving
nl
the
rale
of
two
or
three
miles
an
hour.
pauiards
Interested
in
the
athletic
standing
of
.r
enunlry
are
turuiltV
their
ee
lnuur.1.
I'aris
and
Ihe
Olvuodad
of
lUil
and
considering
what
should
be
done
to
seen
re
tin.
tn..t
t,i,..ii,i..
repisenlutloii.
A
member
of
the
Spanish
Olympic
games
committee
said
riTenlly
that
he
I
bought
Spain's
chances
wen'
good
for
nine
of
the
sixteen
orin-
eipal
blanches
of
sport
for
the
others
he
had
little
hope.
.Sports
in
which
Spain
believes
she
has
chaures
of
success
are
lawn
len
tils,
horse
riding,
nolo,
riioiimii
olf,
hockey,
yachliug.
fencing
ami
rowing.
Thoe
in
which
she
admits
she
is
i.oor
are
lioiinv
wrestling,
swimming,
cycling.
running
and
other
field
sporls.
winter
sports
ami
Rugby
fool-hall.
King
Alfoico
is
very
en-Ihusiaslle
about
the
Olvmniad
and
says
he
will
he
one
of
flu.
first
lo
siib-cribc
lo
a
fund
for
Ihe
purpose
of
obtaining
rente
-
seiilatioii.
NOTICE
To
whom
it
may
concern:
!ec.
1,
lilock
30,
Lot
fi,
Sing
You
owns
(wo
thirds
of
ililere.l
In
collage
and
lot
and
Wong
Tup
owns
one
third,
Wong
Tue
is
elling
his
one
third
interest
to
Sing
You
as
from
October
10.
I'JI'J.
Credllors
of
Wong
Tue
to
apply
(o
Ling,
the
tailor.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Ml
wm
rngni
es.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Oistributlng.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal.
Sand
and
(travel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Thlitil
Doliorly
Coaparrd
with
ordinary
iitrd
pitnf
Sewing
Machines,
Plunos,
J'hono-
graidis
and
Player
Pianos
For
Rent
by
Week
or
Month.
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
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1
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376
1
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i
The
House
FAMOUS
"BROCK"
HA
TS
A
UNIVERSAL
Outfitters
to
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
8
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
Richard
Barthelmess
and
Dorothy
Gish
"FURY"
A
drama
of
sons
of
Hie
sea
and
daughters
or
Lve
The-love
story
of
a
Imi
who
wouldn't
believe
all
women
h
uml
the
slavev
who
knew
mo.
men
wer.
.Ship.;.
,t
ami
rolling
defk.
a
romance
of
l.iiuehoii.e
am
(i;,-g
Distinguished
siipMrliiig
asl
FOX
NEW8
GAZETTE.
Admission
50c
and
25.
Shockleys
Pla""g
Mills
Arc
now
8olo
Agents
for
the
lumber
out
put
of
the
Royal
Mills,
Hanall,
B.C.
DIMENSION
LUMBER.
SPRUCE
AND
CEDAR
8HIPLAP.
8pruce
Planking
and
Cedar
for
Foundation
Work.'
GET
OUR
PRICESIT
WILL
PAY
YOU.
Phone
383.
New
Just
received
iiolinf.
for
Iwidies1
l'a)
am
Wltiler
Wear,
sutiie
very
beautiful
Coatings,
Dress
Flannel
and
Silks
COATINGS
In
splendid
f
ics.
art!
,
ltft
,,,,
,
lieather
mid
are
priced
fro,,,
$3.50
ii,.
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FLANNELS
In
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uiltl
H'mhl)
Li.e.l.Iv
Kteeii,
nre
pric-i-il
f,,
$2.50
up.
;
8ILKS-.H,iowflake
llal,lrs
per
ynnl
$3.75
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Corner
Third
and
8eventh.
INVllltMsfaSsffl
Friday.
October
5,
193
Phone
376
of
Quality
in
all
styles
and
shades
from
$3.50
to
$8.50
TRADING
CO.
the
Whole
Family.
Goods
Phone
648.