PA01
BIX
HOUSEHOLD
LINENS
and
Linens
for
Fancy
Work
Pure
"Meadow
Bleach"
Easy
Drawing
Linen,
in
30,
i
5
and
51
inch
width,
from
$1.75
a
yartl
Handkerchief
Linens
white
and
colored
at
.
.
$1.75
a
yard
Pure
Linen
Huck
Towelling,
,18
inch,
guest
.width,
'in
Mauve
and
Pink,
at
$1.00
a
yard
Embroidered
Linen
Luncheon
Sets,
in
honey
color
fadeless
linen
at
per
set
of
5
pieces
$7.00
Various
other
items
in
pure
Linen,
Table
Damask,
Table
Uoths,
Towels.
Towellings,
etc.,
lately
arrived.
Ask
to
see
them.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd.
We
stock
Pictorial
Review
and
Home
Journal
Patterns.
We
Prepay
Mall
Orders.
DANCE
At
the
Auditorium
Every
Wednesday
and
Saturday
Evenings
From
9
till
12
o'clock.
Pryce's
Orchestra.
Admission
Gentlemen
50c;
Ladles
25c.
Come
and!
dance
your
sorrow
away,
and
remember
)our
mtserids
no
more.
L.
J.
MA
nit
EX,
Proprietor.
Phone
Black
4
49.
FURS
at
BENT'S
READY-TO-WEAR
STORE
A
representative
of
the
Yukon
Fqr
Company,
for
which
wc
arc
asrents.
will
arrive
on
the
CP.
II.
boat
on
.Saturday
and
will
put
on
display
Saturday
afternoon
a
selection
of
Fur
Coats
and
Xeck
Pieces.
Orders
for
making
or
remodelling
of
furs
will
be
taken
by
this
eiperl.
BENT'S
Ladies'
Ready-to-wear
Third
Avenue.
Agents
for
Yukon
Fur
Summer
COAL
Great
satisfaction
1
flepeal
orders
bciru?
filled
every
day
for
Nanaimo-Wellington
Nut
Coal
Quick
Firel
Lasts
Longer
Cosla
same
as
nlher
X-il
Coals.
Phone
116
or
664.
Albert
&
McCallery
LIMITED
SUITS
Made
to
individual
measure
from
various
fabrics
for
yju
to
choose
from,
in
all
the
very
latest
colors
and
materials.,
Every
suit
made
exactly
lg
your
measure.
Guaranteed
To
Fit.
Come
in
today
and
wc
will
show
you
our
new
fabrics.
Prices.
Are
Moderate.
DRY
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
BY
STEAM.
Sen
ice
Night.
LING
The
Tailor
Second
Ave.
Phone
649.
Opp.
Post
Office
Corner.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
."VOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVE,
that
1
Po'-Hon
of
the
I
Hen
Island
Reserve
sumyed
as
Lot
65JJ,
haore
i.
cotsl
District,
li
cancelled.
C.
R.
MbEX.
Deputy
Minister
or
Lands
Lands
Department.
Victoria.
B.C.
Jgltl
July,
1933.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVE
tbat
tl
re
serve
rilsllnr
over
the
land
rormerlj
held
under
Timber
Licence
So.
UiSI
r
Is
cancelled.
C.
R.
.NADE-X.
Deputy
Minister
of
Lands.
Lands
Department.
Victoria,
B.C.
SStn
July,
itii.
Are
you
up-to-date?
Don't
be
a
'has
been
JOIN
THE
TECHI
Class
Commence
Oct.
1st.
at
Prince
Nupcrl,
Terrace,
llazpllon,
New
llazelton,
Smitliers.
Tclkwa,
Prince
George,
Surf
Inlet,
Swanson
Bay,
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
Stewart.
Norlhern
Polytechnic
Institute
ol
B.C.
Syllabus
issued
shortly.
Write
for
particulars
to
the
Negislrar,
Hox
882,
Prince
Rupert,
or
see
the
Local.
Uepreoentalive.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blood,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Office
Hours,
9
to
8.
Phone
686.
Open
Evenlnge
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
Thf'Ullle
Vdvrty
Copon?d
with
ordinary
sited
piaitfc
WHY
DO
WITHOUT
YOUR
REGULAR
PRACTICE?
Vou
can
have
this
little
favorite
right
In
your
own
room
at
less
than
23o
a
day.
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
SCHOOLBOARDS
OPPOSE
CHANCE
Victoria
Passes
Resolution
Against
Giving
Councils
Full
Control
of
School
Money
VICTORIA,
Sept.
1
7.
A
resol.
ulion
asking
the
Hrilish
Colum
bia
Trustees'
Association
to
com
bat
Hie
efforts
of
the
Union
of
Hrili.sh
Columbia
Municipality
to
have
the
eonlrol
of
Ihe
schools
placed
under
the
municipal
couu.
cil
-was
pa.ed
unanimously
by
Ihe
City
School
Hoard.
The
re
solution
was
moved
by
Trustee
1.
N.
lirowu,
who
declared
thai
as
die
trustees
were
chosen
by
I
lie
same
electorate
as
were
the
Mayor
and
Council,
the
board
was
capable
of
handling
school
mat
lers
economically.
The
resoItN
lion
read
as
follows:
"Wheteas
at
the
recent
meet
ing
of
the
Union
or
Municipal),
lie,
a
resoluliou
was
passed
re
questing
nie
'overunieni
to
give
lo
the
city
council
of
the
.various
muuirfpalilies
full
control
over
the
affairs
of
their
respectie
sclioot
boards:
and
t
hereas
the
interests
of
educ-alhrn
jletiianded
that
the
schools
shall
be
maintained
at
least
at
their
present
state
of
eilieieney:
and
Whereas
(his
ellicienry
de
pends
in
great
part
upon
securing
and
holding
some
of
the
best
teachers:
and
Whereas
the
seleeling
of
suit
able
teachers
as
well
as
the
ad-
ministratioii
of
Ihe
schools
in
general
is
a
special
business
that
requires
great
care
and
preparation
on
Ihe
part
of
some
committee
of
eilieus.
selected
for
such
work:
therefore,
be
it
resolved,
that
I
hf
Hrilish
Columbia
Trustees
Association
be
asked
to
exoress
its
disapproval
of
Ihe
above
re-
olution."
Objectionable
Clause
.
When
the
resolution
was.
ori
ginally
placed
before
the
board,
il
contained
I
lie
following
in
the
preamble
in
addition
to
the
above:
"Whereas
Ihe
avowed
intention
of
Hip
Corporation
of
Ihe
Cily
of
Yirtoria
in
endeavoring
to
obtain
r
i
lr
il
of
the
srhools
j
I
Change
of
Water
Change
of
Diet
Change
of
Climate
CauseDiarrhoea
Mr.
Fred
rainier.
I7
balouusle
SL,
Brautford.
ont
writes;
"Woeo
I
first
went
out
to
tbe
Aorta
West
tbe
water
played
batoc
Un
my
Dome's,
aud
belui
In
renKte
spot
1
could
not
let
any.
tblnr
to
rive
uie
relief
for
any
leurtb
of
time.
1
wrote
and
told
my
wife
about
the
time
I
was
luvlnr
aud
site
tent
nw
a
bottle
of
Dr.
Fowler's
Extract
of
Wild
Strawberry,
and
I
caonot
apeak
too
blrbly
or
li
for
what
It
did
for
me.
Whenever
the
children
have
any
bowel
trouble
from
eatlnr
fruit
or
drinking
stranre
water,
which
they
bave
done
for
tbe
past
five
years,
livtnr
In
the
country,
the
only
remedy
we
use
I
'Dr.
Fowler's',
and
nobody
should
be
without
It
as
It
cannot
be
beat
for
Instant
reller."
Dr.
Fowler's
Eitract
of
Wild
Strawberry
has
been
on
the
market
for
tbe
past
78
years,
you
don't
experiment
with
new
and
untried
remedies
when
you
buy
It,
Din
be
sure
and
ret
'Dr.
Fowler's"
when
yau
ask
for
It
as
a
substitute
may
be
dan-reruns
to
your
health.
;
Price
Joe
a
bottle;
put
up
only
by
Tbe
T.
Mllburn
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont,
FRUIT
JARS
SPECIAL.
For
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
only.
Perfect
Seal
Preserving
Jars
at
a
price
which
will
clean
our
iflock
up
quickly,
as
we
will
nol
parry
this
stuck
over
for
next
year.
30
doien
only
Quart
size,
per
doz
$1.40
24
dozen
only.
Pint
size,
Per
doz
$1.15
Kvery
jar
will
he
examined
before
sending
out,
and'
we
will
nut
credit
anyone
wilh
broken
jars.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phpnes,
211-212-281.
TH1
DAILY
RlWfl
Tund.y,
Kep,tm
EAGLE
BRAND
Condensed
Milk
is
the
natural
food
for
baby
when
Mother's
milk
fails.
1
1
is
just
pure
milk
and
pure
sugar.
Doctors
endorse
it.
Send
for
free
Baby
Boohs
VANCOUVER
Condensary
at
South
Sumas,
B.C
1
jgjlr
',',BB,BBBBBass!
j
to
reduce
exi
tliiurcs.
irrrspet-live
of
'onsequt
!i''P.s.
'
At
the
sugif
si
ion
of
Trustee
Christian
Siv-ri.
tins
portion
a
struck
out
Trustee
Heckwith
said
that
while
its
insertion
was
justified
on
ihe
basis
of
state
ments
made
by
Ihe
members
of
the
eity
eouixil.
it
was
tod
al
ways
wH
to
lake
these
seriouslv.
trustee
Hrown
consented
to.
Ihe
deletion,
but
also
declared
dial
Hie
sentiment-
of
the
aldermen
wen
as
staled,
(inly
that
morn-ills',
he
said,
one
of
the
council
members
had
I
old
him
I
here
were
hundred
of
teachers
walking
the
l
reel
of
Victoria
bniking
for
work,
and
the
salaries
should
he
reduced.
Criticizes
Union
The
resolution
in
reference
lo
the
stand
taken
by
the
Union
of
Mumcipalilie-
as
seconded
by
trustee
Iteekwilh,
who
remarked
that
the
union
sonietiuips
did
not
have
much
to
do
and
so
held
free-for-all
'
discussions
thai
evolved
such
resolution
an
that
objected
to.
by
the
board.
He
thought
Die
Mine
(f
the
or:aniza-liou
would
be
belter
spent
in
try-in?
to
1111110'
Ihe
people
of
the
various
municipalities
instead
of
dividing
them.
The
-Trent
need
in
Hrilish
Columbia
was
co-opera
tion.
He
did
not
think
that
Ihe
councils
of
the
larger
cenlres
desired
to
handle
school
business.
Aldermen
wen
comnlaiii-
lug
of
Iim
much
work
already.
Jrustee
Walter
Walker
sup
ported
Ihe
resolution,
cayinc
that
he
had
served
01)
the
cily
coun
cil,
ami
was
now
in
his
second
year
a
trustee,
and
believed
that
Ihe
latter
position
required
the
must
work
although
it
was
PROVINCIAL
BANK
WILL
BE
DISCUSSED
Farmers'
Institutes
Will
Press
for
Its
Establishment
and
for
Other
Matters
Victoria.
Seept.
17.
Three
years
ago.
during
the
pre-election
campaign.
Hon.
John
Hart
came
out
in
favor
of
the
establishment
of
'i
provincial
bank,
which
will
accept
Jhe
savlngr
of
Hrilish
Columbians
and
tie
IN
funds
in
the
development
of
industries
based
on
Ihe
country's
natural
resources.
The
farmer
of
Hrilish
Columbia,
Intends
lo
make
a
keen
fiixbl
for
Ihe'
eslablishmeiil
of
a
rural
credits
system
by
the
I'm
vlnrlal
ooveiniiieiit,
ami
they
will
also
work
for
Ihe
creation
of
a
l
ederal
bank
as
well,
similar
to
a
special
conference
of
Hie
Farmers'
Institutes
of
Hritish
Columbia,
to
be.
held
in
.elson
on
Tuesday,
OrtiJbor
18,
Iiifliltifes
who
liavn
been
in
close
touch
wilh
member!'
of
Ihe
government
regarding
the
hanking
proposal
najJhatlho
mailer
Inn
been
hhelved
:
long
enough,
ami
that
Ihe
InMilules
wlH
make
a
request
for
definite
nclion
by
the
Legislature.
tj
Charoe
Small
Interest
-They
point
gut
Ihal
If
Ihe
provincial
bank
viii
u
niieriili'il
nl
...(
it
woiilri
hp
utile
lo
pay
deposu
tors
four
per
cent
Interest,
and
loan
money
out
to
Ihe
agricultural
and
other
industries
at
fhe
and
one-half
per
cent,
which
would
be
abul
2
per
rent
lower
than
the
rale
available
from
private
bank
at
present.
The
contention
that
govern
-
inent
uianaueitieiil
of
bank
would
loud
towards
iuelllcieucy
I
answered
by
Ihe
farmer
wilh
Ihe
assertion
that
the
government
banks
have
been
successful
In
some
or
1
lie
other
countries
when
they
base
been
The
farmers
will
also
ask
the
Legislature
lo
afford
nrealer
as
sistance
in
the
matter
of
co
operative
inurkellu?
of
agricul
tural
products,
lllxleitsiou
of
tuthority
for
Fruit
Market!
Commissioner
J.
A.
(Irani
on
Ihe
prairies
is
being
sought.
Reassessment
of
farm
lands
rout:houl
the
Province,
repre
sentation
of
the
agricultural
m-
leresls
on
Ihe
(Same
Conservation
Mount,
construction
and
maintenance
of
roads
and
educational
affairs
are
likely
lo
be
brouaht
lie
fore
the
(iuvrrnmrul
during
i'he
c.exi
session
nf
the
House
by
'he
Advisory
Hoard
of
the
Farmers
Institutes.
Iiicli
meet
In
Victoria
ilurinir
the
second
week
of
'he
session.
Sport
Chat
j
(ieorse
isler.
star
first
base-nuiu
for
the
Si.
Louis
Americans,
who
ha
!-en
unable
to
appear
in
the
line-up
this
year
on
account
of
eye
trouble,
hopes
to
be
able
to
play
again
next
yrar
ami
if
Ihe
condition
of
bis
eyes
is
salts,
factory
he
will
be
ii'ointcd
man-user
of
the
tram.
Silers
enforced
retirement,
which
has
been
one
of
the
hi'
disappointment
f
the
Hlr
Leavue
season
this
year,
is
believed
tu
he
responsible
for
the
unfavorable
standlu?
of
the
Hrowus
us
rom-par-d
wilh
la-l
year
when
they
fiHisht
the
.New
York
Yankees
a
hoi
battle
fur
the
pennant.
Jim
my
Austin,
coach
and
utility
player,
has
cii
named
pilot
of
the
team
but
wilh
Ihe
under
standing
1
hut
should
Sislcr
be
in
condition
next
year
he
would
be
appointed
manager
with
Austin
assistant
manager.
John
H.
I
ay,
a?ed
(57.
founder
of
the
New
York
(Hauls,
who
sacrificed
a
fortune
lo
save
the
National
League,
is
revealed
h
Ihe
victim
of
one
of
baseball's
treat
est
tragedies.
Once
he
oc
copied
the
position
now
held
by
Charles
A.
Stoneham
owner
of
Ihe
(Hants.
Now
he
shuiries,
a
paralytic,
lo
the
I'olo
(irounds
to
sit
at
a
(fate
to
receive
the
(5
hi
fres
each
lime
the
(Hauls-
play
in
New
York.
With
I'ay'i
money,
James
Mulrie,
himself
now
11
penniless
septuagenarian,
organ
ized
the
.Mclrotolitau
team
in
IKHI.
The
team
played
in
the
first
world's
series
against
Providence
in
the
Old
I'olo
Oround
in
IHKI.
Mulrie
and
Day
prospered,
their
team
became
the
(Hants
and
(lieu
the
Urol
he
r-hood
of
Hall
Players
organlird
forming
an
outlaw
circuit
in
I
mm.
Day's
players
left
him
ami
ho
morti;ageiv.
alt
his
pos.
sessitins
In
obtain
another
train,
In
Ihe
end
he
was
wiped
but.
For
a
while
he
managed
Ihe
(Hauls
on
salary,
then
became
an
In-speclor
of
players
and
umpires.
Afler
being
stricken
with
paraUis
he
was
pensioned.
Accoimls
up
lo
September
Ifi
lolnlling
:I.HJ:M0
were
passed
for
payment
by
the
city
council
last
uilil.
MAIL
CONTRACT.
St'airrt
Vtviirna
a
.
Uh
(ninionweallli
Hank
of
Aus-VMiMitr
fipurnl,
win
t
rtcrivrd
it
""""
lDel..l
amt
n.
a.
s
1
as.
nrmer
financial
problems
I
Majesty's
Mstis,
on
a
proposrd
Contract
and
l
urovinelid
bank
",r
",ur
""
ninn
taws
ist
wws
on
ie
lint.
unu
1111
1
1
a
ilk
one.
quesllon
provincial
uiie
route
i.mw.n
I'rlnr
liucm
and
are
slated
for
.full
discussion
al
l'cret
ittfr
noifs,
tie.,
from
tn
post-
I'rmifd
noiirei
ronlalnlnt
further
In
formation
as
to
conditions
of
proposed
Contract
may
la
seen
and
blank
forma
of
Tender
may
be.
obtained
at
the
Post
Office
of
Prince
nuperl.
II.
C,
and
at
the
office
Ileprespiiiallves
rf
Ihe
l
anners
,irict
Huperiniendent
a
Offire,
Vancouvrr,
itin
Aurust,
ivij.
i.
T,
NunnxY.
District
Superintendent.
TINDIAS
WANTID.
Tenders
will
be
rerrlved
by
the
Cily
of
Prince
llniwrt
fur
the
imrrlisne
of
Ixits
II
snd
II.
Hlock
I,
Section
I;
and
Lot
H,
ii
una
fu,
seciion
i.
Tenders
l
be
In
Ihe
Office
of
the
City
Clerk,
marked
"Tenders
for
IjiU."
m,i
Idler
I
In
11
i
p.m.
Monday,
Heptember
17,
IVI'l.
The
hlKbi'M
or
any
lender,
lint
neres
tsrny
acrepien.
r".
r.
JOHES.
City
Clerk.
Phone
376
The
House
COATS
Phone
37$
of
Qualih
For
disliio
titni
and
rharut
our
l.uct
an
u-j
tlerful.
Kadi
model
reflects,
beauty
of
worktii
li
p
a"
Ia
!
sign
mid
all
are
111
the
latent
tn.iti
i
,,ds
-n,
u
Bolivia,
Duvetyn
and
Suede
ColU
Home
have
collar
ami
cuff
of
real
skunk
1
while
others
are
in
plain
Mack
Holm.
"
K
vou
urn
look
i
up
fiir
"omcthiiiB
diffeid
it
in
these
late
fall
styles.
Prices
within
the
ranee
of
all.
$27.59
to
$100.00
e
tat
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Outfitters
to
the
Whole
Family.
Satisfaction
or
Money
Back.
We
Prepay
Mall
OrtJta
Prompt
delivery
lo
all
urti
of
I'na
e
H
it
i
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Tuesday,
7
and
9
Owen
Moore
In
Ihe
km
t
.
.
.mint)
a'
i-i;
ui
"Reported
Missing"
The
idiiop).iv
in.veiu
of
Ihe
,igo
t
lll.illl.l
i
KOI
lining
-tlijsvii'k
-
etie
sen-sled
race.
ine
ol
the
loggrst
thrills
Hie
si
reen.
L.irge
.
nl
include.
ROBERT
CAIN,
PAULINE
QARON
AND
NITA
NUDI.
VITAQRAPH
COMEDY.
PATHE
REVIEW.
Admission
35c
and
10c
Shockley's
"gs
Arc
nuw
Sole
AgeulH
fr
the
litmhcr
t:.';
t
cf
Royal
Mills,
Hanall,
B.C.
DIMENSION
LUMBER.
SPRUCE
AND
CEDAR
SHIPLAP.
Spruce
Planking
and
Cedar
for
Foundation
Work.
GET
OUR
PRICES
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU.
Phone
383.
The
original
beauty
Of
dajnty
organdies,
brilliant
with
colour,
of
dainty
flowered
voiles,
georgettes,
or
crepes,
cannot
stand
the
old
harsh
way
of
washing.
But
the'sc
delicate
fabrics
come
from
a
Lux
bath
as
fresh
and
beautiful
oj
in
their
original
newness.
The
thin,
satin-like
Lu:c
flakes,
made
by
our
own
exclusive
process,
whisk
instantly
into
a
rich
lather
that
gently
dissolves
the
dirt.
No
matter
how
filmy
the
material,
hovr
brilliant
the
colour,
you
can
safely
wash
jver
unu
over
again
in
the
delicate
Lux
suds.
Sold
only
in
tealrJ
packttt
dust-proof
I
LUX
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
f
Toronto