i
y
.
.5
V
pus
tWcrr"
Heavy
Figure
AN
is
short
as
be
lii
n
n
sard
Undentlnding
your
type
it
one
of,
the
most
important
idi
to
beiuty
you
will
ever
find.
Remember
that
whit-
r
Vniir.
Amir
m...
U
.
L
-
-
m
mere
arc;
botsard
Corteti
with
ju
the
lupport
y
need
at
your
age
and
weight
to
Gossard
trade
marked
Corsets
as
low
in
price
as
3230
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Are
You
on
the
Social
Committee?
yVhcii;
you
have
lo
provide
for
Hie
festivities
of
yuiir
!ole.
Hub
or
society,
Icj
fus
help
youHin
Ioctiiifr
suitable
and
distinctive
cake..
Ve
make
cakes
if
any
liesigu
with
decorations
to
"kuit
the
occasion.
"
Talk
it
over
with
the
bakers
at
ElectricWindow
Bakeries
Summer
COAL
Great
satisfaction
1
flcpeal
orders
being
filled
every
day
for
Nanaimo-Wellington
Nut
Coal
Quick'
Firel
Lasts
Longer!
Costs
same
as
other
N'jt
'
,
Coals.
Phone
116.
or
664.
Albert
&
McCaftery
LIMITED
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
.
a
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
.
fcBH
1
Si
k
1
MtKC
-T
-
1
I
You
can't
gel
that
flash
heal
so
necessary
to
baking
cakes
unless
you
Use
clean
Coal.
CONriUMFHS
COAL,
cleaned
free
from
.choking
shale,
burns
brightly.
It
sends
clean
lien
I
direct
lo
the
oven
steady
heat
which
stays.
Our
Coal
Is
free
from
soot.
Ctjnsumers
Goal
Go.
Ltd
'
Phones
7
and
311.
tfjrr
inch
sideways
shows
terribly
when
one
only
five
feet
nothing,
,
up
and
down!
Gtossard
Corsets
for
the
and-
not
so
-slim
figure
coax
it
close
as
may
toward
slender-ness
without
sacrificing
a
jot
of
precious
comfort.
give
you
the
proper
proportion!
of
the
type
to
which
you
belong.
Gotiardi
"are
modertely
.
priced.
Uunde.-
beauti-
II
-II
uiiiy,
wm
outwear
two
or
even
three
ordiniry
corieti
and
will
give
you
a
comfort
auchat
you
never
knew
before.
CANQtLUITION
Of
fttSERVE.
NOTICE
1.4
III
ru
n
v
c.n-i
v
,1..,
.
.....
i..n
,
.T--"-".
-
i-
a.airu
isiiua
itrserve
furvryea
i!
ni,1e
.
District,
I
0.
H.
.ADEN.
Heputy
Minister
of
Laudi
:
Lands
Pepartmrnt
Victoria,
B.C.
SStb
July.
193.
m
CANCELLATION
OF
RtSERVC.
1
1
t
'
.NOTICE
1.4
IIFIIFRV
ril
l'V
ih.i
ii..
...
ere
ulstlnr
over
the
lands
formerly
held
under
Timber
Licence
Mo.
itltt
V
li
0.
h.
NADEN.
.
.
.
.
Hon
1
1
f
p
Ulnl.,.
n
Lands
Department,
iciorn,
o.u.
lStb
July,
mi.
Watch
This
Space
Tomorrow
For
Fresh
Meat
Specials.
Our
car
of
Fresh
Meal
from
Gainer's
Independent
J'ack.
ing
Co.,
Fdnioulon,
will
arrive
Monday.
Our
new
bone
grinding
machine,
with
Hamburg
steak
altachmviil
will
be
installed
apd
running
(his
week
end.
'e
will
be
able
to
supply
your
chickens
with
fresh
ground
bone
shortly.
FEED
PRICES.
Price
Prlcr
binarl
Sacks
i
Sicks
Bran
...
.
.
11.90
11.80
Shorts
.
.
.
.
2.00
1.90
Wheat
....
2.60
2.50
Feed
Oats
.
2.35
2.25
Scratch
Feed
3.45
3.35
Cracked
Corn
3.00
2.90
Developer
3.75
3.65
Whole
Corn
3.35
3.25
Crushed
Oats
2.45
2.35
Five
sack
price
applies
on
an
order
of
5
sacks
assorted
oi"
straight.
FACTS
WORTH
KNOWING.
Ogilvie's
Scratch
Feed
is
prepared
from
corn,
wheat,
Oats,
barley
and
buckwheat
mixed
by
experts
and
guaranteed
to
gel
result.
Positively
no
waslei
J'roteiu
11
per-rent,
fal
3-per
cent,
fibre
5
per
cent.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211,
212,
281.
Dr.E.S.TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgorson
Blook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Office
Hours,
9
U
6.
Phono
M.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
VALENTIN'S
DAIRY
NOW
OPEN
Phone
81
DAILY
DELIVERIES
BBS
SALVATION
ARMY
SALE
SUCCESSFUL
One
Hundred
Dollars
Was
Reali
zed
at
Affair
Held
In
Barracks
Yesterday
After-
noon.
The
tea"
and
sale
of
home
cooking,
candy,
vegetables
and
fruit
held
yesterday
afternoon
in
Hie
Salvation
Army
barracks
was'
a
jrrcni
success,
about
OIOO
being
realized,
The
home
cooking,
vegetables
ami
fruit
were
mictiotied
by
M.
Hunt
and
Hie
candv
ami
ice'
creaiu
sale
was
in
charge
or
the
Junior
girls
among
whom
were
.Misses
Winnie
l-.xley.
Amelia
Kx-
ley.
Nellie
Curvich,
Fdith
Leek.
Oral
Itoss,
Ileruice
(loss,
Annie
Smith,
Holly
Smith,
Mm
Sims.
.Minnie
I-ox
ami
Thurza
Fox.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
sale
refreMuuenls
were
served.
Mrs.
Coleman
was
in
charge,
assisted
ly
Mrs.
McLean,
Mrs.
Piper.
Mrs.
ii.
Mull
h,
Mrs.
Kami
Ion.
Mrs.
Oeorge
Waddell
and
others.
HIGH
SCHOOL
TEAMS
CHOSEN
TO
PLAY
IN
BASKETBALL
LEAGUE
At
zi
tiled
in!
iif
Mm
IliVli
lnwl
!
-
"
....p-,
II
If
II
I.-.IIVUI
j
w
Athletic
Association
three
Seiiidr'"'
K.
Il'rk
31,
seclion
7,
U'J.l)3
and
Ihree
Junior
basketball
feanis
were
formed
to
play
in
the
High
School
Haskelball
League.
Senior
.Teams
1
Ja.-k
Kelly
(cant.
.
It.
Jacobsen.
Kd.
McLean.
J.
Nicker
-
U
son.
S.
Joy.
F.
Mali.
2
Alex.
Mitchell
..(caul
I
l.
Ourvich,
A.
Phillips,
It.
llulger,
II.
ii.-ii
fn
I
.
Hell,
T.
Tile
3
Douglas
Frizzrll
(cant.
.
I;
Malheson,
(!.
Hulger.
N.
Kiuslor,
I
V.
Wratball.
II.
Morlimer.
Junior
Teams
I
.lack
McNulty.
I.
Kalsif-
yania.
fi.
Thnmpsoii,
I!.
Yager,,
J.
arker.
Yoshi
Kalsiiyama,
II.
Malb-
oiiii,
II.
Ilcilbroncr,
J.
Cade,
J.
Murray.
3
Itiin-
ciidle.
A.
Johnson;
K.
Stephens.
I
'Casey.
J.
llil-
dilch.
Jack
Kelb-y
has
been
appointed
A
Rusty
Machine
Wont
Work
What
are
you
doing
with
your
thinking
machine?
KEEP
IT
OILED.
JOIN
THE
TECHI
Class
Commence
OcL
8th.
al
Prince
Hupeit,
Terrace,
Huzellon,
New
Iiazelton,
Smithers,
Telkwa,
Prince
icorge,
Surf
Inlet,
Swansea
Hay,
A
n
ox,
Alice
Arm
.
I
Stewart.
Northern
Polulechnic
Institute
o
B.C.
Syllabus
now
distributed
through
the
Post
Office.
Ask
your
local
postmaster
for
one.
uiul
see
the
local
representative
in
each
town.
or
wrile
the
registrar,
P.O.
Hex
882.
Prince
Hupert.
H.C.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Oisiribullng.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
EPSON
COAL
We
can
novz
8upply
our
FAMOUS
ED80N
COAL
in
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
F$ed
Co
Phone
58.
TH1
DAILY
RIWB
I
MADE
IN
CANADA
I
Used
for
maklno
hard
and
solt
soso.
for
Oftenlno
water,
fnr
rlmmn.
Inn,
disinfecting
and
for
over
DUO
other
purposes.
airvat
sumtitutis.
.
iwcium
coMPAxr
tiMnro
president
of
the
ussociahnn.
and
(onion
llulger.
sn
ietary-lreas-
urer.
I
he
execullve
is
foinnosed
of
three
students.
Houglas
Friz-bel,
Mussel
llulger,
and
lleiinil'
andle.
TRANSACTIONS
AT
TAX
SALE
(continued
from
page
one)
(upsel
mice
A.
Ness,
lot
38
block
22.
sec
lion
5,
iIOI.2l
(upset
price
5171.-
N.
W
oiobec.
lot
ll.
block
27.
ecllou
5.
TTt.X(
(uttsel
nricei.
II
A.
Ilobiitson,
lot
21,
blockl
!K,
.seclion.
5,
f55.77;
lot
II,
block
22,
seclion"
0,
81
(upset
.
...
:
:..
i
price
in
each
case).
James
and
Herbert
Hamilton.
ol
5,
block
33,
seclion
5,
$71.20
upsel
price).
S.
II.
Leslie,
lot
2,
block
38.
eclion
5,
-jriK.US
(upsel
price;.
T.
O'Hrien,
lol
II,
block
Id.
seclion
5,
57.30
(upset
price.
W.
II,
Holland,
lots
I.
5
and
0.
I'liiiii
u
lil...L
i:
iciikiii-.
......
i.
......i
v.,
.wn
v.,
9,,i,.jv
l
III
II
(.upset
prices
j.
A.
.
(looilmiindsen,
lol
13.
block
3,
section
f,
tlW
upsel
price
U7C.C0).
K.
II.
Morlimer,
lol
11.
block
8,
eclion
t!,
SM.28
(uyel
price;.
...
,,
,
lHLM'M
II.
seetiot
price;
L
ILJUce.
lo.
It,
block
28.
seel
ion
0,
)f3
(upsel
once
fsi).
,
,
.
...
'
.
.
I
Jack
Leach
lot
40.
block
2U.
seclion
6,
t61
(upsel
price
'JI.13).
.
A.
J.
liallaiul,
lot
.'((.
block
-3.
.
....
n
seclion
o,
?08.2S
(upsel
price;
.
Mrs.
A.
.
Hailey,
lot
10,
block
II,
seclion
7,
975.011
tui.-cl
i
price
.
Mr.
Kthel
Fiovd.
lot
13.
block
17.
seclion
0,
?
05.5
1
;
lol
I
i,
block
17.
seclion
t,
?0.03
(upset
price
in
each
ease).
W.
M.
WrfghL
lols
23
and
21.
block
3l,
seclion
7,
?
15.37
cat!i;
lots
37,
38.
30,
10.
SI
ami
12.
block
38.
section
8,
$18.11
each:
lot
il.
section
8,
block
38,
?20.-
!:
lots
50.
57
and
58.
block
38,
section
8.
?8.5I
each;
!c-Ls
It
and
15,
block
12,
sciion
8,
17.-03
each:
lots
2
and
211.
block
42.
secliiM;
8.
1
7.13
each:
lots
33
jaftd
31.
Idwk
12,
seclion8,
I7.13
-i.
.
.
i
..
i
,
i.
...
riHII,
HJIS
V
it
IMI
10,
IMOCK
10,
section
8.
20.37
each;
loU
21
and
22,
block
13,
section
8,
?1U..
80
each;
lols
3,
I
and
5,
block
11
seclion
8.
(7.1A
each;
lols
0,
7,
8
ami
0,
block
11,
section
8,
$20.12
each
(upset
prices
Jn
each
case,
j
,
J.
W.
Moorchotise,
,
Ji,
o,
block
12.
seclion
7,
7ti.)
(upset
price).
K.
McCOskrie,
lot
3,
block
23,
seclion
8,
30.51)
(upset
juice).
K.
F.
Jones,
lot
25,
block
28,
seclion
8,
J32.5U
(ujisel
price.
I).
C.
Sluarl,
lot
110,
block
31.
v'clion
8,
3013
(upset
price).
Mrs.
Malcolm
McLeod
Ihis
morning
purchased
lot
27,
block
5,
seclion-l,
for
183.33,
the'
up-et
m
ice.
'The
list,
will
stitl
be
open'
for
those
who
care
to
purchase
up
lo
Ihe
end
of
Ibis
week.
1
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
M.
II.
Nascon
and
H.
M.
1
1
town
Kuckley
Hay;
II.
O.
Lachiiiund
Caimel,
Cal.j
A.
McMean,
Mr
aiul
Mrs.
J.
Zarelli,
Mrs.
J.
White.
J.
c.
Higbain
and
l.
J
Williams,
Vancouver;
T.
Mason
Victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo
Molion,
Nelson;
J.
W.
Oraler
Chicago;
P.
V..
Ayrharl,
Fdinon.
I";
H.
L.
Jobusloi),
WJniiijieg.
Central
II.
it
Mckenzie,
0
.
i
i.
Minonlon,
.
-1
Junk
,
Kip,
cily;
Christopher
Hixon
am
i
.
'
.
.
n.'jii
i
Ari
r
r.
ilium
iiiisou,
iieoi'i(eow
n.
'
sad..'
REMOVING
PULP
FROM
DAMAGED
CAR
FERRY
Will
no
to
Dry
Dock
to
Have
Cars
Lifted
Off
Craft
Will
be
Inspected
and
Repaired
If
Necessary
The
nuln
out
of
the
three
re
maiuliig
cars
of
the
Swuiisou
lla
lerry
wlilch
mel
with
an
accident
yeslerday
iiiornlmr
down
the
coast
is
being
unloaded
at
the
lumber
asemblv
wharf
lodav
and
will
be
shipped
Fast
lit
oilier
cars.
It
wa
not
i
amaued.
After
I
he
cargo
is
unloaded.
the
car
ferrv
will
lie
taken
nn
In
Hie
dry
dock
where
the
upset
cars
will
be
removed
with
Ihe
big
derrick.
The
ferrv
ilself
will
'lieu
go
up
on
Hie
pontoons
for
examination
and
such
repairs
as
are
found
necessary.
It
Is
lo
be
i.ul
in
service
again
with
all
tins
despatch
possible.
Local
railway
olllclals
held
an
uivetligaliou
of
Hie
accident
yc-
erday
afternoon.
The
rars,
which
went
overboard,
it
is
understood
sunk
although
word
wa
sen!
out
lo
shipping
yeslerday
by
a
wireless
lo
walrh
out
Tor
(hem
in
rae,
through
the
luioyancy
of
Hie
pulp,
they
migh'
Mill
Imi
floating.
BUT
FEW
OF
BRITISH
HARVESTERS
RETURN
It
Is
Expected
that
Most
of
Them
Will
Remain
In
Canada
.MO.NTItF.AL.
H'l.
2.
Willi
Hie
eml
of
the
harvest
season
In
sight,
only
317
of
Hie
Krilish
harve.slers
or
ralher
less
limn
three
per
rent
of
Ihe
lotul
of
11.718
who
rame
to
the
country
(his
year
have
booked
their
re-lurn
passace,
according
lo
Ihe
relurtis
iff
all
sleainxhip
com-Millies.
U
helieveil
that
most
of
Hios-i
not
booked
will
remain
in
Canada.
BUILDING
PERMITS
TOTALLED
?6,350
lluildiug
pi'rmils
Tor
the
ti"
;nj
or
Sepiember
ola!kti
0.350
In
value
jiielu.liiig
Hie
following:
.
...
.
i
i
i
i
i
uii.
.i.
ihijii,
rriiHir
10
re
Las,,
-
-enue
!?00.
Olof
HrtHsoii.
garage
al
Taylor
Max
.'iux
neiuiroii
Heilbroner,
repairs
lo
l,uimw
35u
The
buildiu-i
of
Ihe
nurse'
Mime
and
Ihe
reihiencc
of
II.
C.
I'arsons,
were
included
in
Hie
August
list.
a
a
a
a
a
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Michael
Kelly
wat.
fined
I0
in
Hie
police
court
llii-
morning
for
erealiug
a
disturbance
ighliug
on
Sixth
Street.
II.
II.
Moore
''rVanderhoof
passed
lhr.Ngh
the
city
yester-
lay
-llcrnomi
on
h
s
return
lo
the
interior
after
bavinif
attend.
ed
a
conference
lf
field
surveyors
or
the
Soldier
Settlement
Hoard
al
Vancouver.
J.
W.
i-lxtcy
of
Ihe
eily
hall
has
relurned
from
a
twu
weeks'
vuoitiou
trip
lo
Telkwa,
Sliiilh-ers
and
Aldertuere.
lie
reorls
t
croiis
goiNl
in
(he
interior.
He
has
a
ranch
himself
between
Siiillhers
and
Telkwa.
:
Miss
(j.
Woodworlh,
who
has
been
visiting
in
Ihe
clly
for
several
weeks
with
her
brother
and
sisler-in-law,
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Woodworlh,
Fifth
Avenue
Wesl,
relurned
by
the
Prince
Huperl
last
niglit
to
Vancouver.
-
Several
members
of
he
Canadian
Women's
Press
Club,
who
passed
through
the
clly
yester
day
afternoon
after
allemliiig
Ihe
recent
convention
in
Vancouver,
were
entertained
and
shown
around
the
clly,
by
Arch-leacon
and
Mrs.
0.
A.
Ills.
Two
lenders
for
Ireiiching
in
connection
with
Ihe
Firl
Avenue
waler
conneclioji
for
Ihe
Caua-dian
Nalloual
Hail
way
ocean
wharf
were
opened
by
the
city
council
last
niaht
Tim
cllv
en".
glneer
bid
?8iM)
and
A.
Anlouclll,
fi.ii7.50.
Ihe
lender
or
the
eu-ttineer
was
accented
and
lln
wmk
will
be
proceeded
wllh
by
day
laiior.
Passengers,
sailing
last
night
by
Hie
steamer
Prince
Itupcrl
for
included
II.
M.
Urow,.,
I.M,
H.
Nascon,
and
A.Tysbn
for
swanson
Hay;
Mis
JJ.
Fll
ami
Mrs.
vv
.
.1.
Hos
for
Powell,
Hiver:
I
I
..
-I.
lJ-J.i
-ll.
Phone
376
The
House
Tueidajr,
Oclobrr
2,
193,
Phone
376
of
Quality
AND
ANNOUNCING
NEW
ARRIVALS
OF
BOOTS
AND
8HOES.
"BOOTS
SHOES"
THAT
FIT
MULTIPLY
THEIR
WEAR.
It
miiiiuJs
reasonable
iih'iiT
lit
Fil
ntr
fool
dt-:i
i
jiis
rover
or
rlolhe
il.
Why
do
von
buy
u
suit,
ti
cup
uiilliiiig
ele
to
fit?
It
looks
lieller
iIocmi'I
itf
;
lietter
keep
ils
shape
ami
wears
long-r.
Tlitn
iippi;?
more
lo
footwear
than
uiivlliiiig
ele
von
wear.
Take
vvVighl
say
I
L"
pounds
ou
lake
IMIHI
-lep-
ijay
Y
pound
I
ir.il(Hi
pounds
into
a
pair
of
shoes
per
day
Tli--vvhy
not
lniyilep-ndable
shoes,
such
SLAT
KM,
.Ml.
ItllVY
LONIlON
LAUY.
YBXI'H.
STKHI.l
Y(.
TIIKH-IUTF
IIKXYKTSON
and
Kl
fitleil
ul
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Outfitters
to
the
Whole
Family.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Tuesday,
7
and
9
Reginald
Barker's
Engrossing
Photo-Drama
"HEARTS
AFLAME"
A
sH-t-l3i
olar
photo
plav
of
(lie
grcal
l-mlier
vsith
ljj
most
reajishc
forest
fire
ever
f'lmnl.
Th
-i-etiei
iiu
liuliug
Ihe
blowing
op
of
u
targe
d
-ni
Hie
"
mitiitg
of
u
hillside,
wolves
uiul
lie.ir
seeking
f
s
ipe
lite
flames
and
a
g'ri's
wild
rule
on
lot
'inolive
Ibr
t
Ihe
I'laiing
ftiiesl.
FRANK
KEENAN,
ANNA
Q.
NILSSON
and
Superb
CaiU
PATHE
REVIEW.
Shockleys
Plani"g
Mills
Are
now
Sole
Agents
for
the
hi
tuber
ou'.put
of
Ihe
Royal
Mills,
HanalL
CO.
DIMENSION
LUMBER.
SPRUCE
AND
CEDAR
8HIPLAP.
8pruce
Planking
and
Cedar
for
Foundation
Work.
GET
OUR
PRICES
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU.
Phone
383.
F.
Hicks.
S.
J.
Howe.
Chung
Hal.'
&
II.
Clomg,
Mr.
ami
Mis
A
latum,
Mrs.
Nakala,
Mr
and
Mi
s.
A.
C.
Warner,
Mrs,
Howe.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Ilrnwu.
Mrs.
.
K.
Noble,
W.
Wl!'.
Mrs.
M.
L
;
Ward,
Mis
O.
-Woodworlh,
Mr.
Cowan
and
F.
J.
-Lancaster
for,
Vancouver;
II.
McKwen
for
Ocean
Falls.
I
The
Retort
Courteous
;
He
I
am
not
such
n
bg
fool
its
I
Used
to
be.
.
She
I
thought
yilii
looked
thinner.
'
If
you
find
you
cannot
trel
I
to
daily
News
regularly,
call
pi
and
subscribe
for
it
and
have
It
de
I
'iverel
to
ynur
'mine
i(
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Situate
In
(he
old
Fmprcss
Hotel
Ruilding.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connecUon.
James
ZarcHl
-
Proprietor,
NEW
BOSTON
Grill
Third
Ave.
The
Latest
In
llosliiuranls,
Private
Boxes
for
Ladles.
Best
Food
Best
Service.
"Take
her
to
the
Huston."
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
Admission
35c
and
10c
FULLER'S
Grocery
and
ATKIN'S
Market
are
NOW
MOVED
Look
out
for
Week-end
Specials
TVUttlf
DJicrly
Conparrd
with
ordinary
tltrj
pisnf
Sewing
Machines,
IMitrios,
Pliono-
grapus
ami
j'layec
I'iaiios
For
Ilenl
Jiy
.Week
or
Month.
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.