PAGE
SIX
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
9
p.m.
CHARLES
RAY
In
"The
Girl
I
Loved"
The
heart
story
of
a
great
poet
visualized
on
the
screen
by
u
great
actor.
James,
Whitcomb
Riley's
youthful
romance
piclurized
by
Charles
Hay
at
his
very
best.
A
soul-gripping
story
of
real
life
ami
real
people
who
loved
much,
suffered,
forgave.
A
picture
replete
with
tremendous
emotion,
quaint
comedy,
rare
beauty
and
exceptional
acting.
The
most
impetuous
love
scenes
ever
filmed
with
Charles
Hay
as
the
supreme
lover.
Delightful
settings.
Charming
natural
surroundings.
Great
cast.
Patsy
Ruth
Miller,
Ramsey
Wallace,
William
Courtwright,
Gus
Leonard,
Kdyth
Chapman
and
many
others.
"The
New
Leather
Pushers"
No.
4,
"A
Tough
Tender
Foot."
Admission
35c
and
10c.
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practical
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
bo
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES.
Diamonds,
watohes,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuino
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invltsd.
9
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays,
closes
at
3.45
p.m.
From
the
East
Mondays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays,
4
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Moridays,
mail
closes
at
10
P.M.
Tuesdays,
Mail
closes
at
4
P.M
',
Thursdays
10
P.M
Saturdays
...........
.
A.M
Saturdays
10
P.M.
G.P.H.
Sept.
3,
C
and
1G.
From
Vancouver-Sundays
P.
M.
Mondays
3
P.M.
Wednesdays
3
P.M
Fridays
...
.
A.M
Fridays
3
P.M
C.P.Il.
Sept.
1
and
12.
To
Anyox,
Allco
Arm
Wednesdays
0
P.M
Sundays
7
P.M
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm-Tuesdays
P.M
Thursdays
P.M
To
Stewart
and
Premier
Sundays
-7
P.M
Fridays
...0
P.M
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS
IN
SOUTH
WALES
SWANSEA,
South
Wales.
Sept.
29.
An
earthquake
shock
was
'experienced
in
the
Ilhymney
Val-'
ley
early
on
Saturday.
Coal
miners
were
alarmed
by
the
ominous
rumblings
and
loud
reports
and
falling
roofs.
PRIME
MINISTER
IS
LEAVING
FOR
WEST
Holding
.
Final
Cabinet
Meeting
This
Afternoon:
Bank
Inspector
to
bo
Appointed
OTTAWA,
Sriit.
29.
Premier
Mackenzie
Kins
will
leave
lo-niglil
on
a
tour
of
Hie
west
no,
companied
by
Hon.
P.
J.
Cardin,
Hon.
Hal
McOivem.
and
Senator
j
unconscious
of
the
cloud
darken-Andrew
llayden.
Al
a
cabinet
1
ing
Ihe
horizon
of
their,
happy
council
meeling
this
afternoon.'
:
..
.
'
II.
II.
.MGIM'IIKIU,
lllilllilKI
I
"I
U"1
Hnyal
Trust
Co.
is
likely
lo
be
appointed
govi'iiinienl
inspector
of
banks.
r
Strawberries
Canned
Strawberries
are
going
lo
cost
35c
to
40c
a
tin
this
winter
We
would
advise
your
buying
the
winter
supply
now.
Huy
six
or
a
dozen
tins
at
Our
Special
Price
per
tin
20c
G
for
$1.25.
12
for
$2.25-
Strawberries
sold
only
with
meal
Riders.
Our
Meat
Dept.
can
save
you
money.
Money
returned
if
not
satisfied.
Orders
over
$3.00
delivered.
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428
This
Week's
Specials
Apples,
Mcintosh
Reds
No.
1;
per
box
....
$2.75
No
2,
per
box
.
$2.35
Oranges,
3
iloz.
.
,
$1.00
Preserving
Pears,
per
box
$2.75
Tomatoes,
pep
basket
50c
Largo
Head
Celery,
2
for
25c
Pickling
Onions,
3
lbs.
for
25o
Green
Tomatoes,
0
lbs.'
for
25c
Small
Pickling
Cucumbers.
per
lb',
15c
Oreen
Peppers,
per
lb.
20c
lied
Cabbage,
per
lb.
..
B'io
Heinz
Pickling
Vinegar,
per
quart
25c
per
gallon
90o
We
have
all
Pickling
Assortments.
Order
now.
ECONOMr
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
DIFFICULTY
WITH
IMMIGRATION
LAWS
TO
UNITED
STATES
Man's
Wire
Not
Allowed
to
90
Home
With
Him
From
Winnipeg
WINNIPEO,
Sept.
21).
Miss
Nance
J.
Lord,
of
Manchester,
England,
a
former
lied
Cross
nurse,
met
during
the
war,
in
Edinburgh,
an
American
rancher,
Virgil
Negranli,
on
leave,
and
became
eugeged
lo
him.
Miss
Lord
sailed
for
Canada
this
summer
and
reaching
this
city
was
married
July
8?
Knowing
(hat
owing
lo
the
quota
law
of
the
United
States
an
English
girl
could
not
arrive
in
an
American
port
other
than
a
visitor
tor
a
period
or
six
months,
it
was
lltoughl
by
the
ar
rangements
carried
out
all
difficulties
would
be
overcome,
and
so
Ihcy
travelled
to
Pembina,
all
venture
into
I
lie
world
of
matri
mony.
Al
Pembina
Ihcy
wcrei
turned
back
on
July
10,
under
a
pew
clause
of
Ihe
Unifed
stales
immigration
laws,
.namely
that
a
WALK
DOWNSTAIRS
AND
Save
Money
llallow'cen
Dales
in
bulk,
3
lbs.
for
25c
Evaporated
Prunes,
size
40-.
50,
special,
2
lbs.
.-.
.
25c
New
Season's
Pack
Lobslcr,
small
tins
.
.
......
25c
Medium
size-(ins
...
45o
We
Buy
and
Sell
LIVE
CHICKENS
OR
FOWL.
Wrile
us
for
prices.
Wo
can
handle
from
200
to
300
chickens
weekly.
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones2io,aii.2i2'
Dainty
Dorothy
Would
mention
Our
real
courteous
attention
lleliable
work,
fair
profits
and
pronipt
service
is
what
you
may
expeel
lo
get
at
this
shop.
We
are
experienced
and
properly
equipped.
Phone
us
lo
call
for
your
garments.
It
you
want
to
confer
with
us
about
cleaning
our
advice
is
always
at
your
command.
Our
rapid
cleaning
and
pressing
for
men
is
popular
priced.
PHONES
B0X392
PRINCE
RUPERT
wile
did
not
assume
the
nation
ality
or
her
husband
until
aHcr
a
period
or
12
months.
So
back
to
Winnipeg,
where
every
possible
means
was
taken
to
overcome
the.
djjlieulty.
Error!
s
were
even
made
to
obtain
admittance
wr
Mrs.
Negranli
as
a
visitor,
but
under
Ihe
circumstances,
tins
Was
also
refused.
Mr.
Negranli,
under
pressure
of
business,
was
forced
lo
re
turn
lp
the
United
States,
where
every
possible
aclion
is
being
taken
l.o
allow
his
bride
lo
join
him.
Mrs.
Negranli
is
in
the
meantime
a
victim
ot
cruel
cir
cumslance,
forced
lo
enjoy
(he
hospitality
of
friends
in
Winni
peg.
MISSION
WEEK
AT-
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Father
Morlarlty
of
Vancouver
Is
Here
Conducting
Services
.
Two
Lectures
Dally
A
mission
week
Is
in
progress
a(
the
local
Catholic
Church
with
Father
Moriarily
of
Vancouver
in
charge.
The
special
services
started
yesterday
and
will
bo
in
progress
until
next
Sunday.
Daily
there
will
be
lectures
in
the
church.
at
8
iu
the
morning
and
7.30
In-
Ihe
evening.
The
annual
meeting
of
Ihe
priests
or
the
diocese
lias
also
jbeen
going
on
and
will
close
tomorrow.
Most
or
the
priests
or
JJie
district
have
been
here
at
tending
II.
.lames
Palmer
arrived
on
last
night's
train
from
Prince
fieorge
to
join
Hie
local
stall'
of
Ihe
Hank
of
Montreal
in
place
of
J,
p.
Davles
who
is
transferred
to
l'l
mro
;norgc.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
September
29,
jg,,
HALIBUT
FISHERMAN
DIED
AT
HOSPITAL
Alexander
McKay
Was
43
Ye
of
Age
a
Native
of
Scotland
Alexander
McKay,
u
well
known
local
halibut
fisherman,
died
in
the
General
Hospital
at
8
o'clock
last
night
after
a
pro.
longed
illness.
Deceased,
who
was
43
years
of
age
and
u
native
iu
Scotland,
had
fished
out
of
lliis
port
for
the
past
five
years.
He
was
a
single
man
and
as
far
as
is
known
has
no
relatives
in
lids
countr.
The
funeral
arrangements
are
in
the
hands
or
the
1
1.0.
Undertakers.
Mr.
McKay
has
been
ill
for
about
a
year.
PRINCE
COMING
WEST
OAI.OAHY,
Sept.
21).
The
Prince
of
Wales
will
leave
Id's
ranch
Wednesday
evening
for
Jasper
Park
en
Touto
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
PRINCE
RUPERT
IN
DRY
DOCK
TUESDAY
The
Prince.
Jluperl
is
due
to
arrive
from
I
lie
south
on
lime
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon.
There
i
iwill
be
no
sailing
for
the
south
i
tonight.
C.N.H,
sleanier
Prince
Huperl
will
be
taken
up
on
the
dry
dock
tomorrow'
morning
for
annual
overhaul.
She
will
remain
there
for
a
week
when
she
will
resume
coast
servieo
in
place
of
the
Prince
fieorge
which
will
go
inlo
dock.
Auditorium
215
Sixth
Avenuo
Open
every
day
for
Skating.
From
2
lo
4
p.m.
Evenings
8
to
10.
Tuesday
Night,
Hand
Night.
Friday
Night,
Moonlight
"J
Skating.
Competent
Instructors
to
Jewell
beginners.
Phone
Hlack
449.
L.
F.
Marren,
Proi
iilor.
GET
IT
AT
I
PHONE
586.
WILTSHIRE
BACON.
PRICE
OF
HALIBUT
WAS
LOWER
TODAY
Cold
Storage
Company
Not
Buy
Ing
Owing
to
strike
or
risn
Packers
There
The
price
of
halibut
was
down
a
little
at
the
exchange
Ibis
morning,
prices
being
aboid
rourleeu
Tor
Canadian
and
sixteen
Tor
American.
The
-Cold
Storage
Company
was
not
buying
owing
lo
their
rish
packers
being
on
strike.
Following
were
the
sales:
American
-Seattle,
12,000,
at
15c
and
8c
to
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
Daley,
15,000,
at
luc
and
8o
to
Allin
Fisheries.
Ileliance
10.000,
and
Wabash,
1,000,
at
lc
and
8c
lo
llpyal
Fish
Co.
Canadian
Kaien,
8,000,
Tramp,
5,000,
and
Fannie
F.,
3,500,
al
14c
and
Gc
to
Ibioth
Fisheries.
Volunteer,
7,000,
-Mali,
700,
Mi
line
V..
3,000
at
'1
lc
and
Gc
In
Allin
Fisheries.
Annie
May.
3.000.
at
1
lo
and'i
lie
to
lloyal
Fish
Co.
The
New
.England
came
in
wit
li
35,000
pounds
which
was
taken
care
of
by
the
Allin
Fisheries.
IMMIGRATION
TO
THIS
COUNTRY
W.
D.
Robb,
Vice-president
of
C.N.R.
Says
Scotland
and
Holland
Offer
Best
Field
For
Canada
MUCH
UNEMPLOYMENT
MONTREAL,
Sept.
29.
"I
am
more
than
ever
convinced
thai
Canada)
ofDers
Jiher
prospects
than
any
other
country
in
Hie
world
tor
industrious
and
thrifty
people
who
are
looking
for
a
place
lo
establish
homes
and
make
a
living."
These
were
the
words
of
W.
D.
Ilobb,
vice-president
of.
Ihe
Can-nailian
National
Hallways,
when
ho
arrived
from
England
by
Ihe
Meganlie
of
(lie
While
Sliir
Do
minion
Line,
wl'iich
docked
heiej
Saturday
night.
Mr.
Ilobb,
in
ad-!
dilion
to
his
other
departments
in
Canada
has
charge
or
the
do-
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
P.O.
BOX
133.
SMOKED
HAM
a
m
fHk
If
Mi
the
Jff
PORK
PIES
SCOTCH
OAT
CAKES
OLD
CROW
BOURBON
WHISKEY
fin
its
Field
Superlatively
the
Best
Noted
for
its
great
ago
and
mellow
maturity.
"Awaken
old
memories."
26
oz,
bottle
No.
so
32
or,
bottlo
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Oovornment
of
:-
.
British
Columbia.
.
Cash
&
Carry
rip!
4
JA'APORATED,
Specials
ROYS'
FLEECED
LINED
UNDERWEAR
Shirls
und
Drawers.
Sizes
22
to
32.
Special
per
garment
75,
MEN'S
SOCKS
100
per
cent
Pure
Wool
Median
Weight,
ltihbed,
colors
Hlack,
flrey
and
Heather.
.
Sizes
10
lo
11.
Meg.
75c
pair
Spi
ial,
2
pair
Tor
95,
ENGLISH
FLANNELETTES
Extra
good
quality
in
six.
different
designs,
30
inch'-
wide.
Special,
per
yard
45,
BOYS'
JERSEYS,
RAMESES
Made
in
England.
Colors
Navy
and
llrown.
Sizes
18
to
:I2.
Special,
each
j
tg
KEWSON
RED
LABEL
UNDERWEAR
All
Wool.
Made
by
Slanfields.
Sizes
31
to
,
Shirts
aud
Drawers,
gumeiil
jjq
Combinations,
suit
$3
oq
LADIES'
ALL
WOOL
HOSE
1'ainy
Hibbed,
assorted
colors.
Sizes
II,
IU,,
10,
Special,
pair
$1.35
Universal
TEETH!
TEETH!
Willi
the
Cold
Weather
mining
011
now
is
the
lime
(j
l.v-s
those
faulty
teeth
fixed.
MODERN
DENTISTRY
LOWEST
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Smith
Block.
partunnt
f
colonization
and
development
and
he
has
just
.ro-Muui'd
from
a
lour
of
England,
Scotland.
Helgiutn,
Holland
and
part-.
f
Fiance,
where
be
has
DoiMi
H-Mcwinp
the
possibilities
of
obtaining
settlers.
British
Unemployed
Mr.
Uolib
is
firmly
of
the
opin
ion,,
that
Hi"
North
of
England
ami
Sroiluiid,
especially
Scot-'
f
nml.
having
a
largt)
number'
of
potential
einmigraiits
of
the
right'
type
for
Canada,
there
has
been
no
real
diminution
in
Ihe
number
of
unemployed
in
Britain,
and
it
is
in
the
northern
cities
(jspeci-ally
thai
unemployment
is
most
rife.
Estimates
show
that
the
number
or
unemployed
is
slill
uiicoinJorlnbly
near
the
1
i-2
million
mark
and
only
two
or
three
.
days
before
Mr.
Ilobb
sailed,
Karl
Haig
made
an.
appeal
on
behalf
of
80.000
unemployed
cx-i
soldiers.
Thero
were
men,
the
Earl
said,
who
wanled
work,
not
doles,
and
il
is
the
men
who
want
Work
that
Canada
is
looking
for.
Canada
offers
the
natural
solution
therefore,,
the
problems
facing
literally
thousands
or
men
having
Ihe
energy
and
intelligence
lo
succnul
as
settlers
on
our
broad
agricultural
lands.
Vlsltod
Holland
Holland,
M!r.
Ilobb
believes,
otters
another
good
field
.
While
there
he
visited
Hie
immigration
office
of
the
dutch
govern-1
menl.
lie
inspected
II10
farmers';
markets,
went
into
Iho
country
mid
was
Invited
inlo
.Dutch
farm
homes.
Farm
lands
In
Holland
nre
subdivided
to
the
limit
aud
the
surplus
farm
population
has
no
alternative
but
lo
drill
inlo
tbo
cities,
where
lliere
Is
great
unemployment.
So
impressed
was
Mr.
Ilobb
with
the
possibilities
ot
gaining
settlers
of
Ihe
most
desirable
type,
that'
Ihe
Canadian
National
Ilnilway
Is
opening
a
branch
office
or
colonialloii
and
development
In
llollerdnm.
The
position
ot
Helgitim,
Mr.
Ilobb
declares,
is
'altogether
different.
There
Is.
ljllle
unemployment,
nnd
"industrial
conditions
iiic
generally
satisfactory.
France
Needs
Immigration
Trillin'"
actually
needs
inuni.
gallo,
not
emigralion.
She
is
di'i't
f
man
power,
and.
on
this
PACIFIC
MILK,
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