-CoruvtU'r
I
r
or
r
lavor
r
i
insist
on
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
8ALM0N
Mrs.
L,
M.
DeOex,
.forlucrly
of
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visiims
iii
L.iunarj;
wiiu
rs..
J.
M.
Clancy,
also
a
former
dtlent
if
Prince
Huiit'i'i.
Mrs.
(icx
bus
been
much
feled
i.ti
.
i
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The
locafi
JJeliekah
Lodge
o!i-
I
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it...
Rill
I
1
!
1
lie
founding
Of
the
order
by
aj-riiiling
the
Haptist
Church
last
ft
II
UL
"Savage"
Electric
Washers
'Hoover"
Suction
Cleaners
"Monarch''
Malleable
Ranges
"Hotpolnt"
Electrical
Goods
"Valspar"Varnlsh
and
Enamals
"Martln-Senour"
100
Paint
"Sanola'
tat
h
room
Ware
"Kyanlxe"
Floor
Enamel
"Sunoco"
Motor
Oils
It
III
!
II.
McKay,
Hazelton;
W.
J.
Jef.
ei-suii,
Soinervile;
Mr.
and
Mr
fi-i
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tt.
.
E.-'L.'
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ifiis
Sa
and
Mr
II
SALAD
A1
HA60
Always
fresh
and
pure.
Sold
only
in
sealed
aluminum
packets..
"Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeve
For
picnics,
choose
"Rupert
Hrand"
Salmon.
A
few
tias
in
Hie
pantry
arp
allvays
handy.
Stock
ai-jupply
on
your
boqt
hat's
a
good
idea,
.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,:
,B.C.
'
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
i
Prince
Rupert
loifon,,
i'ort
Simpson
lie.,
.McKay,
Terrace:
Mr
.
S.
IS-
Hiddlr
M.itlm.rl
Cai.;1
Addison
A.
Pegg,
Toronto:
a.
.
Jlilynii's,
U.
C.
Harrison,
F,
V.
DclrtWl,
F.
T.
Fleming.
0
'nslcrieksOn,
Jl,
J.
W'elch,
W.
A.
5(1
members
iii
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lon
Harbor;
Herl
F.I
Smith
and
11.
Ii.
Jackson,
Premier;-'
J:
'Jl
Mcllliani?.'uiidi
11.
Ff
dimming;
ltucktrr-llay,-
Mrs:
l
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Mavt
tnlyre.
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ij'il.ile;
James
jVV.
Palmer,
Prince
!
Hieorxe;
.1.
Ii
-Scott,
cilv.
Central
W.
S.
Mitchell,
Sorrento;-J.
J.
llowiy,
A.
Purcetl,
J.
(J.
Peeves
and
Charles
II.
He,
C...ll.;
.
W,
(!.
Harris,
ancouver.
Jiert
S'niilh,
assistant
manager
of
I
lie
Premier
mine,
spent
the
week-end
in
town
arriving
from
siewai'f
m
the
Prince
George
Saturday
night,
and
returning
iiorlli
on
(lie
Cardena
last
evening.
r-
Miss
Muriel
Penny
arrived
from
Thurston
Harbor
on
the
Princ(.
John
Saturday
night
In
attend
school
in
the
city.
She
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Jeary
who
is
visiting
here.
II.
F.
Dunning,
manager
of
the
Htiokley
Hay
sawmill,
returned
Void
Hie
south
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon
and
proceed
in
the
Islands
on
the
next
lutai
lie
is
registered
at
the
Prince
llupert
Hotel.
!
Local
and
Personal
(
Hayners,
Undertakers,
Phone
351
-
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
-
TAXI
and
Messenger
Service.
Phone
078.
tf
-
Mrs.
Field,
Art
Needlework.
Agent
for
real
silk
hosiery,
213
Second
Ave.
Phone
23.
tf
Towing
and
freighting.
Tun
Towena,
50
h.p.,
Capt.
M.
Clifton
Phone
Uluc
400.
Night
phono
23.
tf
H.
K.
Henson
left
on
the
Car-
dena
last
evening
on
a
business
trip
to
Anyox.
Mrs.
0.
C.
Macintyre,
who
has
been
spending
the
summer
at
Skidegate,
arrived
from
the
Is-!
lands
on
the
Prince
John
Salur
day
night
and
sailed
last
even
ing
on
the
Cardena
for
Anyox.
Mrs.
J
Til.
Oillatl
and
her
son,
Master
Jack
Oillatt,
arrived
from
Sandspi't
on
the
Priucr'
John
Sat
urday
night
and
will
spend
a
week
here;
They
are
registered,
at
the
Princejlupert
Hr'1.
Mrs.
S.
I).
Johnstone,
firaham
vcnue,
sailed
Saturday
night
on
the
Prince
(iebrgo
for
iCrloria
wliere
she
'.wil'l.
pay
an
extended
visit
to
her
mother,
Mrs.
Joshua
Kingbam.
Parent
Teachers
Association
will
give
a
Hridgo
and
Whist
Drive
next
Friday
evening
at
8
o'clock
in
the
Metrooole
Hall.
Admission
50c.
A.
St.
Claire
Urindle,
the
.Vie
iona
ininliig
engineer,
was
i
passenger
going
inrougn
io
Stewart
on
t)ie
Cardena
yestehhiy
afternoon.
This
is
Mr.
Hrfndle's
second
visit
lo
the
camp
within
Hie
past
month.
Henry
Fry
Mcleod,
has
been
appointed
clerk
of
the
peace
in
the
county
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
-month
of
September
and
will
exercise
the
jurisdiction
,eii
f
erred
by
the
Small
Debts
Court
net,
according
to
tliP1l.C.
Gazet
te.
,
Mrs.
1).
J.
Matlieson
sailed
Sat
unlay
night
on
die
Prince
George
for
Victoria
where
she
will,
at
tend
the
funeral
of
her
fatln
die
late
William
Noble,
which
takes
place
on
Tuesday
after
noon.
Mrs.
Matlieson
expects
to
be
away
about
a
fortnight.
Messrs.
Gillespie
and
Wilson.
mining
contractors,
of
Telkwa,
wlio
last
year
operated
the
Hetty
Mine
and
who
are
interested
in
properties
on
-Hudson
Hay
Mountain,
arrived
in
town
Saturday
and
went
south
tliaj
evening.
They
expect
to
be
away
some
time.
r-
t-
J
ANNOUNCEMENTS
'
4
Hospital
Annual
Hall,
OcJ.
31.
Lutheran
Hazaar.
December
2.
willjMelropoic
Hall.
lloyal
purple
Hazaar,
Wednes.
day,
December
3,
Elks'
Home.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
JL
hlllll
.'MtuT
Kraft
CAeesdJalad
Simply
delicious
you'll
say,
and
your
lolks
will
all
agree.
You
will
be
astonished
to
learn
how
many
tempting
dishes
you
can
make
with
Kraft
Cheese.
This
recipe
and
nearly
a
hundred
others
in
the
free
Kraft
booklet
"Cheese
arid
Ways
to'
Serve
it".
Write
lor
a
copy
to-day.
Krift-MwLtrt
Ck
C
Liaiuj
M0NTBTAI
ADVANCE
NOTICE
Auction
sale
of
Household,
Furni
lure
will
be
held
on
Thursday,
of
this
city
and
now
living
in
Vancouver
with
ber.parenjs,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Knight,
left
A'an-
couver
last
week
DP
a
trip
to
i
Winnipeg
and
other
Kastern
cities.
.
.-
A.
J.
T.
Taylor
well
known
in
the
north
as
the
former
presi
dent
fcf
the
Taylor
Engineering
Co.,
is
on
a
visit'
JoJjweden
as
a
member
of
an
in5lO-Jananese
commission,
apporiifeo'
in
London
lo
investigate
new
electrical,
heating
and
power
developments
in
the
Scandinavian
'
peninsula.
Other
members
of
tho
conimis
sion
arc
a
Swedish
invpntor
and
a
Japaneseuyjllege
professor.
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capl.
A.
E.
Dickson,
arrived
from
Van
couvcr
at
l
o
clock
yesterday
afternoon
and
sailed,
at
8
for
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
Included
in
the
vessel's
passen
ger
list
were
the
following:
for
Prince
llupert
H.
F.
Dunning
N.
Murcliie
and
J.
F.
,
Davidson
fn,r
Stewart
11.
Cross
F.
Duclos
M.
T.
SabovieJi.
A.
.St.
Claire
Urindle,
W.
Dann
..ml
A.
H
Triles;
for
Maple
Hay
P,
J
Cook:
for
Alice"
Ann,
Frank
Clark:
for
Anyox
L.
J;'.
Champ
ion
and
Mrs.
Jones;
ruund
tri
Dr
and
Mrs.
May
ainr
Mrs.
IRISH
TROUBLE
LONDON1.
Sept.
29.
As
the
time
approaches
fur
parliament
!o
reassemble
to
deal
Willi
the
Irish
boundary
dispute,
powerful
influences
appear
to
be
at
work
in
northern
('and
southern
Ireland
and
in
Englaifil.til1
brin;?
-ibout
a
settlement
of
Uu?
ftui-
troversy
by
mutual
consent-.
of
1
lie
two
Irish
eom'miinitiesY
1
'
'
UNIQUE
HONEYMOON
SMITHERS
COUPLE
Miss
Emma
Catherine
Loveless
Becomes
Bride
of
Stuart
Fleming
Campbell:
Leave
for
Mountains.
'Special,
lo
Daily
News)
SMITIIKllS,
Sept.
29.
-
The
Manse
of
the
Union
Church,
inilliers,
was
the
scene
of
a
ipiiel
wedding,
on
.Thursday.!
Sept.
','5
when
al
the
hour
of
".00
a.m.,
Willi
the
ltev.
M.
W.
f.ees
iiffifinlintr
..
Kmniii
"!nl
lui-
no
Loveless,
daughter
of
Mr.'
nut
Mrs.
(1.
Loveless
of
SmitlicrsJ
lecanie
the
bride
of
Stuart
Flem
ing
Campbell,
also
of
Sinithers.
Mrs.
M'.
W.
Lees
and
A.
'Dick
son
witnessed
the,
ceremony.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Campbell
dis-tenseil
with
I
lie
conventional
mode
of
honeymooning
Jhat
of.
'ravelling
Jiy
distant
fields
by
"ruin
or
steamer,
but
itnniedinle-
y
after
the
ceremony
mounted
heir
ponies
and
started
off
for
h
secret
rendezvous
iii.
the
Hud-sun
Hay
Mountain,
n
rendezvous
known
only
to
I
he
..happy
bride-'iroom
wlio
had
previously
made
full
provision
for
Ihe
venture.
They
will
return
to
town
in
a
week,
taking
up
residence
on
Main
Street.
'
Holh
Mr.-
and
Mrs",
Campbell
are
well
kninyn.
Mr.
Campbell
has
curried
on
the
business
of
general
storekeeper'
lieVe
ir
the
pas
I
two
years.
Ex-Ald.
John
Currie
sailed
on
(he
Prince
lluncrt
Saturday
night
for
Vancouver
on
a
busi
ness
trip.
,
HARVEST
FESTIVAL
SERVICES
SUNDAY
Salvation
Army
Citadel
Tastefully
Decorated
Goods
to
be
Auctioned
This
i
Evening
There
were
special
Harvest
Festival
services
at
the
Salvation
Army
barracks
yesterday
in
the
morning,
afternoon
and
evening.
All
were
well
attended.
Capt
Ilea
presided
and
among
those
contrihutirtg
io
the.
programs
were
Lieut.
Gardner
with
a
vocal
solo
and
Sister
Mum
ford
with
pianoforte
solos.
Members
of
the
.
'-j
j
congregation
gave
anaresses.
The
hall
was
tastefully
for
the
occasion.
A
church
and
collage
recalled
pioneer
memories
ana
on
taoies
tinder
Hie
large
evergreen
arch
October
2,
at
lOOt-'TIays
Covcviie
disiTlayed
the
many
gifts
of
Avenue
ilfays
Cove
Grocery).
fruit,
vegetables
and
donations
Prince
llupert-
Exchange,
of
goods
froiif
the
various
storc-
V
TiVucli'oneers.
keepers
of
the
city.
There
wa9
a
'-
-
iKiiecial
table
for
decorated
bas-
Miss
Tlielma
Knight",
formerly
kets
of
fruit
or
candies
given
by
the
Juniors
cf
the
local
corps
These
were
judged
this
morning
and
prizes
will
be
awarded
to
night
when
tip;
auction
of
goods
will
lake
place.
The
prize
win
ners
were:
First,
Edith
Leek,
$3
cash.
Murray
Ilea,
$1.50
cash.
Third,
Adelaide
Piper,
box
of
chocolates.
An
additional
prize
will
be
given
to
the'basket
get
ting
the
highest
price
at
the
auc
tion
tonight".
DETECT
REEFS
BY
WATER
TELEPHONY
Dr.
Bovle
of
Alberta
University
Has
Been
Successful
With
Experiments
EDMONTON,
Sept.
29.
(Can-j
adian
Press)
Successful
experi
ments
oil
the
Atlantic
coast
duiv
ing
the
summer
months
for
the
detection
of
icehergs,s
hidden
reef
and
nearhv
ships,
as
well
as
in
the
development
of
deep
water
telegraphy
and
telephony
have
been
conducted
by
Dr.
Robert
W.
HoyIe
professor
of
Physics
at
Hie
University
of
Alberta
who
has
returned
to
the
city
from
the
east.
Dr.
Hoyle
was
acCoinpanico
by
Charles
Held,
a
former
stu
dent
at
th(
university,
who
will
continue
his
work
at
Harvard.
'flu'
experiments
have
been
in
progress
since
t
lie
middle
of
April
last
and
were
conducted
on
the
ice
breaker
Montcalm.
The
scene
of
the
operations
was
off
the
coasts
of
Labrador,
New-f
foundland,
Cape
Hrelon
and
the
Straits
of
Belle
Isle.
A
measure
of
secrecy
attached
to
the
nautical
research
work
of
Dr.
Hoyle'
which
has
been
carried
on
for.
several
years
and
which
is
a
continuation
of
thai
done
by
him
during
the
Great
War,
but
IJie
Alberta
phvsicisl
just
the
other
day
indicated
in
a
general
way
what
had
been
accomplished
5
DAY
SALE
OF
MISSES
and
Ladies'Coats
-
at
BENT'S
On
Tuesday
we
will
put
on
sale
our
fine
selection
of
Girl's
and
Women's
COATS
in
the
very
latesl
styles
and
fabrics.
Plain
and
fur
trimmed,
DOZENS
TO
CHOOSE
FROM
In
sizes:
Girls'
from
12
to
10,
Women's
from
3(5
lo
10.
5
Day
Sale
commencing
Tuesday
until
Saturday.
Noli'
The
idea
of
this
5,
Day
Sale
is
to'
give
Hie
ladies
living
out-of-town
an
opportunity
to
get
a
good
coat
al
an
exceptionally
low-price.
"BENT'S"
Ladles'
Ready-to-Wear
Third
Avenue
THE
QUIET
12
PRICE
$155
Hpeaks
only
in
a
whisper
but
is
being
heard
around
the
world.
Unexcelled
for
good
work,
and
lots
of
it
and
that's;
important
in
il-s
o
1
f.
Furthermore,
its
hushed
anil
whispering
voice
brings
welcome
relief
from
office
clalter,
and
creates
belter
and
more
efficient
working
conditions
for
everybody.
You
are
invited
to
call
and
see
its
many
remarkable
advantages.
THE
REMINGTON
PORTABLE
Tlio
Remington
Portable,
too
standard
keyboard
light
and
compact,
$85.00.
x
''''KSBBiBIIBBIIIBIBiBBBIIBBBBilSBBiBIBBIH
Kellogg's
delivers
health
and
wondrous
flavor
in
every
crisp,
golden
-brown
flake.
Nourishing
and
delicious
with
milk
or
cream,
or
the
fruit
you
like
best
CORN
FLAKES
Ovin-frtih
always
also
be'
carried
on'belween
ships'
and
reefs
within
three
miles,
and
lo
telegraph
"or
'telephone
secretly
for
distances
of
'
five
miles
orj
even
more.
"In
I
In-
present'
experiments
with
a
small
scale,
''model
"ap-J
parajus
some
of
these
old
ex-
I.erliH'eiilVro'';.(repentPd
undi
Checked
to1
obtain
ii
basis."
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,
j-.
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:
v.
.
.
FB.?E5
'-URN
If
a?
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
in
new
methods
of
sounding
for
depths,
delecting
ice
and
shores,
j
preventing
wrecks
and
avoiding
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