PAGE
SIX
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
end
9
p.m.
Norma
Talmadgo
in
"THE
SONG
OF
LOVE"
A
dream
of
Arulty
and
tropical
nights
of
love
under
African
skies.
Norma
as
an
Ouled
Nail
dancing
girl,
an
liotiri
of
the
desert.
Norma
as
a
starry
eyed
beauty
of
the
Sahara,
for
whose
smile
proud
Sheiks
would
kiss
her
dainty
feet,
for
whose
kiss
men
battled
to
the
death."
A
.
fascinating
romance
in
which
a
beautiful
.Mohammedan
maid
braves
death
to
save
her
Christian
lover
from
the
fierce
Tuareg
lords.
Hattles,
plot,
counterplot
and
tempestuous
love
amidst
white
hot
desert
sands.
Superb
cast.
.Joseph
Srhildkraiit.
Arthur
Hdmund
Carcwe,
Laurence
Wheat.
Earl
Kchenk.
Maude
Wayne
and
many
others.
COMEDY
CARTOON
"FELIX,
THE
GHOST
BREAKER."
FUN
FROM
THE
PRESS.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
Walk
Downstairs
and
SAVE
MONEY
While
Pickling
Onions
(now
in)
:
15c
lb.,
7
lbs.
$1.00
Medium
sized
Cucumbers,
splendid
for
pickling,
G
for
25c
Fresh
Citron,
firs'-
shipment
now'
in,
lb
3c
Fresh
Outdoor
Tomatoes,
5
lb.
basket
.
.
....
.
.
50c
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
per
5
lb;
basket
75c
Large
Head
Celery
15c
Golden
ltanlam
Corn,
dozen
,
50c
New
Carrois,
0
lbs.
...
25c
Cooking
Onions,
U.C..
5
lb.
25c
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb.
.
.
5c
liarllelt
Preserving
Pears,
heavy
pack
in
apple
boxes
per
ease
$2.85
Choice
Cooking
Apples,
unwrapped,
per
box
.
.
$2.50
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones.3io,3n,2i2'
LAND
ACT.
Nonet
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
lt(
Land.
in
Ourcn
i:harlotti-
IMatul
Land
District.
Itecordlnr
District
of
Prince
Import,
B.C..
and
sllutte
w-er
Tow
if
I
II,
Graham
Island.
TAKE
.NOTICE
ihat
I.
Gi-orfre
W.
Dow-llnz,
or-308
Cambridge
Street,
Vancouver,
H.C.,
occupation
inanufacturer,
ImpihIj
to
apply
mr
pcrmUslcm
to
!?
the
following
ricacrlhed
land:
Commencing1
at
a
ost
ulaiilfd
near
the
root
of
Tow
Hill,
oast
aide,
thence
northerly
to
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly
following
low
water
murk
SI)
chains:
thence
southerly
three
chains;
thence
easterly
80
chain
to
point)
nr
commencement
ann
containing
i
acres
more
or
less.
GEORGE
W.
DOWLHO.
Applicant
DAVE
MITTEN,
Airent
Mate
June
.
04
TSMQER
SALE
X
6483.
There
will
lie
orteied
fnr
Sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
fill
day
of
October,
mil.
In
the
Office
of
the
Forest
liaiiKer
at
Uiirn
1-alte,
U.C..
the
Licence
X
A4KU,
to
cut
iO.fOO
ties,
on
nn
urea
Fltiiatcd
on
the
sotith
sJiori-
of
Francois
Lake,
at
l.lppliuolt
Day,
llange
4,
Coast
District.
Two
(t
i
yean
will
be
allowed
for
re
lnov.il
of
Umber.
"Provided
that
anv
one
unable
to
at
tend
the
auction
In
iiei-son
may
submit
a
(sealed
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
or
auction
and
1
rumen
as
one
oin.
I'nriher
paiilnil.tr
of
Ihe
Chief
Fores
ter.,
victoria.
H.r..
or
uisinct
Forester.
j
1
lilt
v
nnci
i.
i.j.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6471.
Sealed
Toinlrrs
will
tie
rirflvi-d
by
tin;
nutrlrt
Forcsti-r,
not
lain-
than
noon
on
Hi
Kith
day
r
Si
plernber,
lil.
Tor
tho
tuircliafte
of
Lln-nre
XC17I,
west
Kliom
Kllerelle
i:lmun'l,
c.lt.
3,
to
rut
670.0D0
feet
of
Spruit,
Hemlock,
Cedar
and
Dal-Min
sawlo(f.-i.
Two
Hi
joars
will
lie
allowed
for
removal
nf
timber.
Fnrtlier
nartliuilars
of
the
Chief
Fores
ter.
Victoria,
or
tlic
District
Forenter.
Prince
.Itupert,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6425.
Kuli.r1
Tender
will
lie
received
by
the
Minister
or
Lands,
at
Victoria,
not
later'
than
noon
on
the
Ittti
day
or
September,
lOit,
for
the
hiirrhafe
of
Licence
X0125.I
tu
rut
117,00ft
lineal
feet
of
Poles
and!
I'lllnir
on
Lot
J
1023
and
1033,
altuateri'
alMiiil
3
irille
and
on
other
llde
of
Skcena
lllver
Trorn
Kemu
Station,
Ranirft
5,
r.oal
Land
tmtrlrt.
Two
(2)
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
B.C..
or
District
Forester,
Prlucs
hu&crt,
B.C.
1
fa
ONE
YOUNG
WOMAN
WHO
KNOWS
a
lot
about
the
proper
care
of
her
wardrobe
is
Dainty
Dorothy.
She
knows
how
to
make
serviceable
frocks
out
of
last
season's
dresses
and
believes
that
the
science
of
dry
cleaning
is
the
friendliest
service
that
ever
helped
a
woman
dress
economically
and
well.
PH0NE8
60X392
PR.INCE-r
R.UPERT
WALK
OVER
TO
OUR
STORE
AND
Save
Money
Take
advantage
of
reduced
prices
now!
Ilogers'
Syrup,
20
lb.
tins
,
$1.65
10
lb.
tins
85c
5
lb.
tins
45c
No
1
Itutler.
lb
40o
14
lb.
boxes
$5.50
i;.C.
Eggs,
3
dozen
for
$1.10
Potatoes,
per
sack
'..
$2.00
Fancy
Dry
Onions.
5
lbs.
25c
Carrois,
G
lbs
25c
Yellow
Turnips,
i
lbs.
25c
ECONOMY
51
IE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
THE
RINK
Now
Open
for
SKATING
With
Hand
in
attendance
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
23.
L.
F.
Marren,
Proj
i.tor.
Phone
Black
440.
Sterling
Furnace
GOAL
Dllred
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
This
Is
a
very
superior
furnace
coal.
It
fives
a
clean
hot
fire
and
Is
entirely
free
rrom
soot,
clinkers,
slack
and
dirt.
Some
of
tl.a
largest
healing
plants
in
the
city
are
now
imlriir
It
with
entirely
satlsfailory
results,
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sacks.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
tre
also
Agents
for
the
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLlNQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Off
let!
Houl
Osntral.
Phons
16
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
praotlcal
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES.
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
fflOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
PRICES
AT
Farmers
Market
have
been
cut
to
the
limit.
Frest
Meat
and
Groceries
at
their
lowest
This
Week's
Extraordinary
Offer
Fresh
Creamery
Butler,
per
lb
35o
Must
accompany
meat
order
at
our
cut
prices.
Swifts'
Premium.
Ham,
lb.
;
32c
Swifts'
Bacon,
special,
lb.
21o
Only
a
few-
left.
Orders
of
$3.00
delivered.'
Farmers
Market
Phono
Blue
42S.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Three
American
Boats
Sold
98,200
Pounds
and
Two
Canadians,
9,500
Pounds
this
Morning
Fish
arrivals
Hi
is
morning
",
totalled
107,700
pounds
IliM
morning,
sales
at
Ihe
F.xchange
being
as
follows:
American
Republic,
17,000
pounds,
at
1
1.7c
and
Oc,
and
Kureka,
1,200
pounds,
at
13.0c
and
0c
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Company.
Commonwealth,
50,000
pounds
at
I
Lie
and
6c
lo
the
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
Marguerite,
5,500
pounds
at
14c
and
8c,
lo
the
lloyal
Fish
Co
D.S.T.
r.50(f
pounds
at
13.5c
and
8c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
RULES
PUBLISHED
FOR
USE
OF
AIRMEN
Keep
to
Rlnht
is
Rule
of
Sky
as
Well
as
of
Land:
No
Jay
Flying
LONDON.
Sept.
17.
Rules
agreed
on
by
the
Hritish,
Hcl-gian
and
Dutch
.governments
to
minimize
risk
of
collision
between
aircraft,
bav
been
issued
by
the
air
ministry.
These
provide
that
every
pilot
when
flying
on
a
compass
course
shall,
whenever
it
is
safe,
and
practicable,
fly
on
the
right
of
the
straight
line
adjoining
Ihe
point
of
departure
and
point
of
arrival.
When
an
aircraft
is
flying
beneath
cloud,
it'
must
keep
at
a
fair
distance
below
the
cloud
base
in
order
to
see
and
be
seen.
When
a
pilot
decides
lo
follow
a
route
which
is
olllcially
recognized
or
consists
of
a
line
of
ground
marks,
be
must
bear
in
mind
that
the
risk
of
collis
ion
with
another
aircraft
following
the
same
route
is
considerable.
Kvery
pilot
therefore
following
such
a
mule
shall
endeavor
to
keep
i(
at
least
3l0
inetres
on
his.
left.
r
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
THE
DAILT
NEWS
ALLAN
BROOKS
VISITS
CITY
Famous
Naturalist
and
Artist
Passed
Through
Yesterday
After
Summer
In
Atlln
TALKS
ABOUT
BIRDS
Says
Balance
of
Nature
Is
Myth
and
Tells
of
Ruthless
Destruction
In
North
That
hc
so-called
"balance
of
nature,"
which
some
people
are
afraid
to
disturb,
is
all
a
myth
mil
does
not
exist
in
fad
is
the
conclusion
arrived
at
by
Major
Allan
Brooks,
the
famous
nat-
uralist
and
artist
who
was
here
yesterday
on
bis
way
back
from
a
four
months
visit
to
Atliti
wllilrn
lm
liml
liiinti
ul
llill'itirr
fliVi
...aw.v
MMJ
.IMU
Wfl.
UllJ
!
Ill
L.
birds
ami
mammals.
He
illustrates
,
this
from
his
recent
visit
tfltn
"Mil.
I
!;i
(mil
i;i
fi
fmelli
t-liit.t
dominated:'"
northern
Alberta
large
enough
he
found
the
country
...
to
In
hand
handle
i
Hie
Ihe
(lrili-r
order.
The
l
lu.
llmip
Hour
by
red
squirrels
and
whiskey
jacks.
He
says
Ihat
at
least
eighty
per
cent
of
the
eggs
laid
by
the
birds
up
there
are
taken
by
the
squirrels
and
jays.
He
louiui
mat
on
l
lie
islands
in
Al-lnt
Lake,
where
there
are
no
squirrels
or
jays,
birds
woo
numerous
and
the
young
were
all
hatched.
On
Ihe
country
surrounding
the
lake,
which
is
infested
by
squirrels,
there
were
three
colonies
of
waxwings,
birds
which
always
nest
in
colonies,
(bill
not
a
young
bird
was
found.
They
had
all
been
destroytvd
young
or
else
the
eggs
taken
by
Ihe
squirrol.s
and
whiskf
jacks
i'rows
a
Pest
Leaving
everytl
;ng
to
nature
does
not
meel
with
Ihe
approval
of
Ihe
major.
He
says
the
crow
is
a
nest
everywhere
and
destroys
an
immense
number
of
birds'
eggs
and
young
birds.
This
was
particularly
true
on
the
islands
where
Ihe
seagulls
breed.
The
crows
there
destroy
more
eggs
I
hah
ever
the
Indians
did.
Major
Brooks
says,
a
book
has
recently
been
published
by
a
student
of
nature,
Miss
Allhea
.Sherman,
which
shows
conclusively
that
'
nature
does
not
bal-
'ance
Hi
in
4
up
correctly
and
it
is
up
to
Man,
wherever
possible
(to
help
adjust
mailers.
Birds
arc
usually
plentiful
in
or
near
a
town
because
to
a
cer
tain
extent
they
are
prelected
there
and
provided
with
food.
An
inManCe
of
Ihe
destructive-
ness
of
some
birds
is
seen
in
Ihe
herring
gull
which
eats
the
eggs
tnd
young
of
other
seabirds
with
the
result
lliul
wherever
it
nests
the
other
birds
arc
driven
away.
Culls,
guillemots,
pullius
and
many
other
birds
arc
the
victims
of
Ihe
crow.
The
major
was
very
emphatic
that
be
did
not
believe
in
the
balance
of
nature
and
his
studies
had
all
tended
lo
make
him
more
pronounced
in
his
views.
Art
Work
Major
Allan
Brooks'
illustrat
ing
work
will
be
familiar
lo
those
who
arc
interested
in
bird
life
He
made
the
drawings
for
"The
Justly
famous
for
26
oz.
bottle
Old
Kentucky
BOURBON
WHISKEY
BOTTLED
IN
BOND
UNDER
FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT
SUPERVISION
This
a(vci'tisement
is
not
liquor
Control
Hoard
British
Birds
of
Washington"
many
of
which
wero
beautifully
reproduc
ed
in
their
natural
colors.
Also
he
has
done
much
work
for
the
Uovernment
at
Ottawa
and
for
scientific
and
other
journals
and
books.
His
water
color
sketches
are
in
much
demand
as
well
us
bis
bird
and
animal
studies.
RATE
TOO
HIGH
TO"
SHIP
FLOUR
THROUGH
RUPERT
TO
POLAND
Joe
Siginun,
received
an
order
from
the
Polish
government
for
10,000
barrels
of
flour
and
took
.steps
to
ascertain
if
it
would
lu-
possible
to
make
the.
shipment
from
the
prairies
via
Prince
llu-pert.
It
was
Tound,
however,
...
.
.
1
1
i
li...
9
,,,ul
"L
F''
'
'n
uai-
Ifary
tu
i-ruice
uuprri
was
zon
per
barrel
higher
than
from
Cal-
"w
to
Vancouver
making
a
total
ditrerence
on
the
20,000
barrels
or
?
1,000.
Mr.
SiginUnd
.states
that
there
is
no
flour
mill
was
lo
be
for
Polish
relief
this
winter
and
was
lo
reach
there
by
December.
It
was
proposed
to
ship
it
via
the
Panama
Canal.
MISS
HELEN
RANDAL
IS
VISITING
CITY
Registrar
of
Graduate
Nurses'
Association
and
Inspector-of
Training
Schools
Arrives
Miss
Helen
llanilal.
U.S.
reirisl-
rar
0r
u,c
Graduate
Nurses'
As
sociation
of
B.C.
and
inspector
of
training
schools,
will
arrive
in
the
city
this
afternoon.
She
is
on
her
regular
annual
trip
of
in-
pection
to
Ihe
district
and.
he.
sides
the
local
hospital,
will
visit
the
institutions
at
Hazclton
and
Port
Simpson.
Miss
Ilandall,
who
is
one
of
tho
leading
organ
izers
of
the
nursing
profession
in
the.
Dominion
and
who
was
formerly
lady
superintendent
of
the
Vancouver
(Jencreal
Hospital,
is
relinquishing
her
position
as
editor
of
the
Canadian
Nurse,
a
professional
journal
which
she
has
been
in
charge
of
for
several
years.
leiihe.
i
f
yiy
ass
.
its
rare
old
quality
32
oz.
bottle
o.2t
published
or
displayed
by
the
or
by
the
Government
of
Columbia.
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
DEL
MONTE
CATSUP
Hcg.
-iOc.
Special,
2
for
NABOB
or
MALKIN'S
BEST
albs
PURE
LOGANBERnY
or
LOGAN
RASPBERRY
JAM
I
II'.
lil
65c
FANCY
COTTON
COMFORTERS
A
well
filled
Cotton
Comforter,
covered
with
Art
Hilkoiiue
in
Hose,
Hlue
mid
Yellow
designs,
Sizes
(10
x
12.
Kxtra
Special
for
one
week
only)
'
vacU
;
.15
BOYS'
KNICKERS
In
Fancy
Mrown
and
Dark
Grey
Tweeds;
also
,
Navy
Serge.
Sizes
20
to
28.
Kxtru
Speciul,
pair
05e
LADIES'
OXFORDS
Log
Cabin
Buck
Goodyear
Velt(oii
Mayfuir
lat.
D
width
only.
Sizes
:i
to
7.
Kxtru
Special,
pair
$5.45
Universal
Trading
Co.
BACK
AGAIN!
AND
AT
YOUR
SERVICE.
HIGH
CLASS
DENTISTRY
AT
MODERATE
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Smith
Block.
CANADIAN
B.C.
Coast
Sailings
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
for
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
September
3,
6,
16,
26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
September
1,
12,
22
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanton
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocu"
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Llnei.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
AgenL
Corner
of
4th
S'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rue''"-
PARENT
TEACHERS
ANYOX
MEETING
Officers
for
Year
Elected
with
J.
Mitchell
Head
of
Sports
Committee
The
amiunl
meeting
of
Anyox
1'aareiit
Teacher'
Association
was
held
last
week
in
the
new
school,
Mrs.
0.
K.
Dwyer
presid
-
insr.
After
Hie
read
in?
or
tno
minutes
Ihe
president
gave
n
resume
of
the
year's
work,
the
outstanding
features
of
which
wero
the
educational
lectures
arranged;
by
the
association.
These
lectures
wero
delivered
during
Ihe
winter
nionlhs.
and
were
greatly
enjoyed.
Among
those
lecturing
were
Archbishop
DuVernel,
l'rin.
cipal
Hrady,
l'ather
Fleck,
Supl.
J.
H.
llallner,
Dr.
llarner
and
Professor
Williams.
A
moving)
picture
had
been
iustalled.in
llioj
school
and
a
nulnber
of
framed
pictures
had
been
placed
in
the
various
clas
rooms,
while
half
Hie
cost
of
a
set
of
do
luxe
scales
Inul
been
borne
by
the
association,
Ihf
other
half
being
donated
by
the
school
board.
Supplies
had
also-
been
purchased
for
the
baMcliall
and
football
activities.
Al,
the
conclusion
of
the
report.
Hie
election
of
ollicers
for
the
ensuing
year
took
place
and
resulted
as
follows:
Hon,
President,
V.
Hobertsou.
President,
Mrs.
L.
MeAlisler.
Wednesday.
September
17.
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55c
TEA
SI.
25
Phoni
575.
PACIFIC
RAlLKAf
Service!
from
Prince
Rupert
Vice-President,
Mrs
I
J
'
way.
Secretary.
Miss
Hasle'1
Treasurer,
Mrs.
0.
K,
Corresponding
Secretary.
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It.
(libson.
Convonors
of
CommM8'
Sports,
.1.
Mitchell.
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l
Ci.llmtll
j
llcrreshmenls,
Mrs
A,
K
Program,
II.
II.
Maiucr
l
Membership.
Mrs.
J
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...
It
was
decided
lo
huM
meeting
on
the
first
Tuesday
o
each
month
at
8
p.m,
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RUPERT
TID"
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