HOUSEHOLD
LINENS
and
Linens
for
Fancy
Work
Pure
"Meadow
Bleach"
Easy
Drawing
Linen,
in
30,
and
ut
inch
width,
from
$1.75
a
yard1
Handkerchief
Linens,
while
and
colored
al
.
.
$1.75
a
yard
Pure
Linen
Huck
Towelling,
IS
jnch,
guest
width,
in
.Mauve
und
Pink,
at
$1.00
n
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
Cloths,
Towels,
Towellings,
etc.,
lately
arrived.
Ask
to
see
them.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd.
We
slock
Pictorial
Heview
and
Home
Journal
Patterns.
We
Prepay
Mail
Orders.
DANCE
At
the
Auditorium
Every
Wednesday
and
Saturday
Evenings
From
"J
till
12
o'clock.
Pryce's
Orchestra.
Admission
Gentlemen
50c;
Ladies
25c.
Come
and
dance
your
sorrows
away,
and
remember
your
miseries
no
more.
L.
J.
MAMIES,
Proprietor.
Phone
lilack
449.
FURS
at
BENT'S
READY-TO-WEAR
STORE
A
representative
of
the
Yukon
Fur
Company,
for
which
we
are
agents,
will
ar-rhc
on
the
C.P.lt.
boat
on
Sal
unlay
-und
will
put
on
display
Saturday
afternoon
a
selection
of
Fur
Coats
and
Seek
pieces.
Orders
for
making
or
remodelling
of
furs
will
be
taken
by
this
expert.
BENT'S
Ladies'
Ready-to-wear
Third
Avenue.
Agents
for
Yukon
Fur
Summer
COAL
Great
satisfaction!
Repeal
orders
being
filled
every
day
for
Nanaimo-V
ellington
Nut
Coal
Quick
Fire
I
Lasts
Longer!
Costs
same
as
other
S-it
Coals.
Phone
116
or
564.
Albert
&
McCaftery
LIMITED
i
SUITS
Made
to
individual
measure,
from
various
fabrics
for
yju
to
choose
from,
in
all
(be
very
latest
colors
and
male-rials.
Every
suit
made,
exactly
to
your
measure.
Guaranteed
To
Fit.
Come
in
today
and
wo
will
show
you
our
mw
fabrics.
Prices
Are
Moderate.
DRY
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
BY
STEAM.
Sen
ice
Might.
LING
The
Tailor
Second
Ave.
Phone
649.
Opp.
Post
Office
Corner.
CANCELLATION
Of
RESERVE.
.NOTICE
IS
HEREBY"
GIVE..
that
po-liun
or
Uie
kairn
Island
Reserve
mrvtyrd
is
Lot
till.
Hani
5,
Coast
District.
Is
cancelled,
G.
a
MDKN,
Deputy
Minister
of
Land.
Laud
Department,
Victoria.
B.C.
JSln
Juljr,
191.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
1V0TICE
15
HEREBY
GIVEN
tual
the
re
serve
timing
over
the
lands
formerly
i
bld
under
Timber
Licence
No.
1J19I
P
Isi
cancelled.
!
o.
n.
N.VDE.V
:
I
Deputy
Minuter
or
Lands.
Lands
Department.
Victoria,
B.C.
Jiin
July,
mi.
Advertise
in
the
hailv
New.
Prepare
for
the
Job
Higher
up
Let
us
help
you
climb
JOIN
THE
TECH
I
Class
Commence
Oct.
1st.
al
Prince
Itupert,
Terrace,
llazellon,
Sew
Hazellon,
Sniilbers.
Telkwa,
Prince
George.
Surf
Inlet,
Swanson
Hay,
An)
ox,
Alice
Arm
Stewart.
Northern
Polytechnic
Institute
o
B.C.
Syllabus
issued
shortly.
Write
for
particulars
to
the
Itegislrar.
Uox
882,
Prince
Itupert,
or
see
Hie.
Local
Ili'prcsenlativc.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Help-eraon
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O.
Office
Hours,
to
6.
Phone
M.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
TVLtitf
Doliorty
Compared
Willi
ordinary
jttpj
piano,
Sewing
Machines,
Pianos,
Phono
graphs
and
Player
Pianos
For
Pent
by
Week
or
Mouth.
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
SMITHERS
BEAT
PRINCE
RUPERT
Baseball
Game
at
Bulkley
Valley
Fair
Yesterday
Afternoon
Resulted
In
8
to
3
Score
Special
to
Daily
Sews'
S.M1TIIKHS.
Sept.
2t.-,Defeal-
intr
Prince
Itupert
by
a
score
of
8
to
3.
the
Smithers
baseball
team
in
the
opening
?ame
of
the
Hulk-ley
Valley
Fair
series
yesterday
retaliated
for
theic
defeats
at
Hie
Prince
Itupert
Inhibition
last
week.
It
was
a
pood
clean
game
and
all
the
way
through
both
teams
put
up
a
good
fight
for
victory.
Smithers
made
two
runs
in
Hie
first
inning
and
in
Hie
second
added
another
four
Yuns.
In
Hie
third
inning
Prince
Itupert
got
to
first
base
for
the
first
time
but
failed
to
carry
on
while
Smithers
continued
to
add
to
the
score.
In
the
fourth
inning
Hie
Prince
llo-lrt
player
emerged
from
their
lethargy
ami,
scored
two
run.
Smithers
adding
another
rounL
Prince
Itupert
raised
its
tally
to
three
in
the
firth
and
Smithers
contented
itself
with
a
score
of
eight.
The
remainder
of
Hie
match
win
played
in
semi-darkness
with
no
furfher
scoring.
IJeorge
HoIkmIs,
for
Smithers.
pitched
airtight
bait
and
fielded
Yes,
we
have
No
Bananas
but
we
have
Cauliflower,
Cucumbers,
Head
Lettuce,
Open
Onions,
Parsley,
'Corn
Cucumbers,
Oreen
Toniatos.
Pickling
Onions,
Pickling
Cucumbers,
(ireen
Tomatas.
Citron,
Hubbard
Squash.
Turnips
Carrots,
Heets,
Parsnips,
Cabbage,
and
Onions,
and
tike
the
merchant
in
the
latest
popular
sung,
we
pride
uurselves
upon
the
high
ipialily
of
our
gHls
and
the
fact
that
we
sell
at
tfie
lowest
market
priees.
WEEK
END
SPECIALS
Maid
of
Clover
Creamery
Butter,
in
bulk,
3
lbs.
for
S1.25.
We
absolutely
guarantee
tin-
1
1
j
a
1
1
1
y
of
tins
butter
to
!
superior
to
any
line
on
tins
market,
ami
we
lake
this
opportunity
of
advising
you
thai
this
price
on
butter
will
be
a
thing
of
the
past
within
ten
days.
B.C.
Fresh
Pullet
Eggs
Week-cm'
special,
3
doz.
for
$1.25.
We
consider
this
line
the
best
value
in
town
today.
They
are
fresh
slock.
Special
This
Week
End
Wealthy
Apples,
crated,
Jumble
Pack,
box
$1.95.
"An
apple
it
Day
Keeps
the
Doctor
Away."
There
is
inure
truth
than
poetry
in
this
saying.
Huy
your
apples
by
the
box
and
let
the
kiddies
eat
plenty
of
them.
An
apple
at
night
before
retiring
will
preserve
their
Heeth
from
decay.
British
Columbia
Mcintosh
Reds,
the
finest
apple
that
grows.
First
shipment
II.
C
loek
arriving
for
Saturday
trade.
See
u
for
case
price
before
you
buy.
"Salt
Spring
Island
Jam."
(ione
are
the
days
when
mother
worked
(ill
late
at
night
pulling
up
jajn
for
the
winter.
-Nowadays
you
can
buy
better
jam
in
the
store.
Salt
Spring
Island
Jam
Is
heller
jam
than
mother
used
to
make
because
it
is
made
under
perfect
conditions,
nothing
bul
the
pure
sugar
and
the
very
choicest
berries
are
used.
The
berries
arc
not
culled
or
over-ripe
from
shipping.
The
Salt
Spring
Islam!
berry
growers
must
make
the
best
Jam
obtain,
able
othlrwisc
they
will
have
no
market
for
their
produce.
This
Is
your
guarantee.
Packed
only
In
Straw
berry,
Raspberry
and
Logan-
berry.
4
lb.
tins
95c.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211.212-281.
Saturday
Phone
Service
Starts
7
a.m.
The
Magic
ZatreBuk
is
the
last
word
in
htsdinp.
Its
rate
mtdicinal
pawtr
is
derived
from
certain
va!u
able
herbs
utilised
by
science
for
the
healinc
of
wounds
and
soie
and
other
skin
afflictions.
In
addition
to
its
treat
soothimf
and
healing
power
Zam-Huk
kills
germs
as
well
as
excludts
them
from
the
broken
ik
m.
Zam-Kuk's
wide
range
of
usefulness,
its
unique
medicinal
properties
and
its
handuiess
and
economy
make
this
rate
herbal
healer
a
necessity
in
every
household.
"If
Crows
New
Skin
vss4.
m4r
..
iliarriM
f
I.JM'V
,
V
a
ttm-Hk
rm
hi
Kition
fll.
Prince
Itupert
made
several
distinct
errors
lit
ihe
early
pari
of
the
gatife
which
erv
to
a
cerium
extent
resHn-sible
for
the
losing
of
the
game.
In
the
first
of
the
second
in
ning
Krnie
Warrett.
Prince,
llu.
pert
centre
fielder,
received
severe
hit
on
the
fae
with
the
ball
and
was
furred
to
retire
from
the
game,
P.
LaMirie
inking
hi
place.
The
teams
lined
up
a
follows:
Prince
lliiert
Vic
Mrruies.
p;
Harry
'Astoria,
r;
J.
Kelly,
lb;
Alex.
Mitchell.
?h:
George
Hill.
3b;
Hoy
(Hlmour.
s;
Kruie
War
ren
and
P.
LaMirte,
rf;
Douglas
Frizzell.
If;
Harding,
rf.
Smither"
(leorge
Huberts,
p;
P.
Hokin.
e:
Warren.
1
It
:
S.
Arnold.
2b:
Gregory.
3b:
Hnytnond,
s:
Mutch,
cf:
Soil
Hrodie.
If;
ttabbe.
if
TELKWX
WINS
AT
FOOTBALL
Holds
Gray
Cup
for
Third
Year
as
a
Result
Smithers
Beaten
2
to
1
(Special
to
Dally
Sews
SMTrilllliS,
Sept.
21.
-Telkwa
retains
Hie
Grey
football
cup
for
the
third
year
as
n
remit
of
the
victory
over
Smithers
by
a
seore
of
2
to
1
in
the
nfatrh
played
yesterday
in
connection
with
the
Hulkley
Valley
Fall
J-'nlr.
Though
it
vn
a
hard
fo.'.ghl
gatnr.
Smithers
was
weak
in
Hie
for
ward
line
and
lost
the
game
by
failing
to
lake
advantage
of
scor
ing
chances.
,
Sport
Chat
j
.
,-
a
Now
that
.1
lie
suminer's
sport
program
is
practically
over.
player
and
fans
alike
arc
com
mencing
lo
think
about
winter
activities.
Haskelball,
as
in
the
past,
will
be
a
prominent
(actor
bul
suggestion'
are
being
made
Dial
indoor
baseball,
which
was
so
successfully!
carried
on
here
several
years,'
ago,
might
again
be
revived,
II
is
certain
that
there
is
room
for
another
winter
sporl
here
besides
basketball.
The
siigifesliyn
is
also
beard
I
hat
winter
fool
ball
might
be
in
troduced
in
Hie'
city.
It
is
carried
on
in
the
south
and
has
been
successfully
tried
here.
If
it
were
tio
for
the
uncertainly
of
I
lie
cold
weather
ami
Hie
spells
when
Hie
Ice
is
good,
Hi
ere
should
also
be
some
good
hockey
games
played
between
local
teams.
To
do
so,
however.
It
would
be
necessary
to
have
organization
under
way
well
in
advance
of
lh(
cold
weather
so
I
lint
teams
could
be
miislered
when
Ihe
occasion
arises.
The
cusUiui
in
the
past
has
been
lo
lei
me
eoiil
weaincr
come
ainl
then
somebody,
gets
n
brilliant
idea
thai
it
might
be
all
right
lo
play
a
hockey
"game.
The
thing
is
lnlki-il
over
for
a
while
and
about
the
Hmesome
action
might
be
started,
shislij
comes
a
soft
spell
and
;lhere..
goei
your
hockey
g-otnewf-''
j
In
the
Letter
Box
QUEEN
ADELINE'S
THANKS
Kditor
Daily
Sews;
Dear
Sir.--Through
your
valued
columns
we
wish
In
thank
the
directors
of
the
Fair
board.
and
especially
its
president,
for
Hie
many
courtesies
and
the
generosity
accorded
Queen
Adeline
hotli
during
her
nampaign
and
durliii.'
her
reign
as
Carnival
Queen.
As
chairman,
respectively,
of
the
Fishermen
and
r
the
Moose
committee
conducting
the
campaign!
We
nro
sincerely,
f
It.
C.
CIIAPPIXL.
"
J.
II.
MKAOIIKH.
A
Very
successful
and
well
at
tended
tea
nod
sale
of
horn
cooking
was
held
by
the
Ladle'
Aid
of
the
Calholie
Church
til
the
home
of
Mrs.
K.
A.
Wakefield.
Fourth
Avenue
Wet,
yesterday
afternoon.
I
ho
rat
He
of
a
buf-
tvi
cloth
iIoiimIiiI
by
Mr.
S.
Hatcher
resulted
in
Mrs.
J.
J.
Miihloon
being
declared
Hie
win
ner.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
A.
J.
Itutliiner.
Huliuoral:
II.
I..
Taylor.
J.
M,
Hockln.
C.
S.
Wil
liams,
Fred
C
Mers.
A,
II
HriHiks
und
Ijl.
A.
Smith.
Van
couver;
.Mr
.mik!
.Mrs.
llrew.
HnysHrl;
(L
A.
I'rociuiier.
Stin-
nyside;
J.
D.
Sweeney,
pacific:
Mrs.
J.
Warne,
Terrace;
II.
W.
Chambers
ami
F.
It.
tliNidenougli.
Inverness;
Alirr
M.
Trow
mid
F.
Wheeler.
San
Dicyo;
Miss
K.
J.
uesi.
Turwiilu;
C
,.
Moore
and
Donald
MiMtrw.
Pnrt
Kastngton:
J.
H.
Imiterl,
Victoria;
W.
F.
JgO,
l"4Mtillltll.
Central
i.
A.
Iifnigy
and
A.
Hartley.
I'erniee:
A.
Patrick
and
K.
r.
Wmdsey,
C.S.H.;
Mr.
and
Mrsv
II.
It.
Voting
K.
D.
Ho.s
and
Mrs.
W.
Iiirjfonl.
Anym.
C.N.R.
CONNECTIONS
FOR
WHITE
STAR
SAILINGS
Steauisliips
of
the
White
Star
line
will
sail
from
Montreal
a'
follows:
s..
"Hegiiia."
September
2t;
"Megaiitie,"
Detober
8
"Hiirie."
Del.
13;
"Canada."
Oct
.'i:
llenina."
Oct.
t";
"Doric."
November
10.
Passfttjrr,
for
these
steamers
should
a
r
range
to
leave
Prince
Itupert
via
Canadian
National
Hallways
on
September
it,
Oct.
0.
13,
SO
and
November
3.
For
rales
and
reservations,
call
r
write
City
Ticket
Office.
Canadian
National
Hallways.
Z1H
TliinJ
Avenue.
Prince
Itupert.
Hi:
Plume
?no
i
LADIES!
When
you
serve
Afternoon
Tea
ou
require
your
cakes
to
be
Dainty.
Distinctive
and
Delicious.
For
this
purpose,
we
recommend
the
following:
LADY
FINGERS.
SPONGE
DROPS.
MACAROON
BISCUITS.
BUTTER
BISCUITS.
These
will
uiiike
a
pleas,
ing
variety
to
add
to
the
cakes
of
your
own
production.
ElectricWindow
Bakeries
FARMERS'
Meat
Market
We
have
Just
received
Mime
choice,
fresh
killed
Bulkley
Valley
Beef
&
Veal
at
our
usual
low
price.,
Get
Your
Supplies
Today.
Phone
376
The
House
if
Friday
Sej,irln
PAOi
BIX
THI
DAILY
NEWS
a
lr
it
The
of
Quality
DESIGNED
FOR
YOU!
lll.ikiM-
(,s
Wflniur..
nusT-pnooF
1
corsets
k
lliere
are
figures
i.,
YOUR
ami
they
have
iinnle
foi
enrscl
whi.
b
will
fit
fori
Hint
sNti.fH
ran
help
vmi
i.
.
ill
Hie
price
vmi
wish
i.
,,,
You
will
find
(,
,,
,
iiml
e.xrWIeni
.
!.
tl
w
I,,,
t,
pise
its
giHM)
lines
n,
w
,
,
,
laiuidereil
as
utten
us
N
.
,
Wtiriirr's
tosi
i-
i
,
from
$1.75
to
$6.50
i
hiMise
aiinnig
iminv
n,
.
mid
lw
bust
f
friiiillare.
Ml
ure
gu..
1
-
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Outfitters
to
the
Whole
Family.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
The
supreme
;n
ti
t
Ho-
'r,-
MARION
DAVIES
iu
Hie
ep-ii
ti.il
lt'i..,--
.
"When
Knighthood
was
in
Flower"
The
Imr
Ur
!
Ihe
world's
most
f
who
gave
up
a
throne
for
Hie
man
he
ov
:
iinexrelled
niasntfii
eure.
thrilling
ti.iHli'-.
cM's.
The
pomp
mid
power
of
runll.
;
ronl
iKiudoir
and
llimogh
nil
the
giddco
sweetest
nilOBiK
ever
lived,
The
loe-rimis
girl
who
defied
the
king
and
sraml.i
?
r.-lialonis.
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY.
Admission
50c
and
25c
s;
Shockley's
P'aning
Us
Arc
now
Hole
Agents
for
the
lumber
t;:
',
I
f
Royal
Mills,
Hanalt,
B.C.
DIMENSION
LUMBER.
SPRUCE
AND
CEDAR
SHIPLAP.
8pruce
Planking
and
Cedar
for
Foundation
Work.
GET
OUR
PRICES
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU.
Phone
383.
These
nml
mornings
m
,ke
one
Hunt
and
nothing
is
mure
eaounlIe
tlmti
For
the
Boy
A
New
Suit
and
a
Mackinaw
Coat
Our
Hoys'
Department
is
fully
-locked
w
h
atrivuls
in
Huits
ami
Murkinuws
for
the
Hoy-
Sail;
Twei'ils
mid
.Sernes
in
lirnwii.
navy
and
r
'
I'10
I'1'1
shades
this
seiuon.
Prices
run
front
$6.50
to
$18.50
and
sizes
Troiii
Si)
In
;.
They
run
bo
hl
with
citl'r
L"
.
.
l
..r
i
or
iww
i.iu
oi
pa
ii
is,
i4
m
vo
uuve
aisii
a
targe
seiecuou
m
."
Ihe
Idlest
shades.
Prices
run
front
$4.50
to
$10.00
and
nizcM
from
5iv'
lo
,'IU.
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Corner
Third
and
8eventh.
phon
645