PAGE
SIX
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
9
p.m.
Constance
Talmadga
in
"THE
GOLDFISH"
The
story
or
a
flapper
who
wouldn't
and
just
couldn't
stay
married.
The
adventure
of
a
girl
who
couldn't
refuse
a
proposal.
Four
matrimonial
knots
with
a
laugh
in
every
twist.
How
I"
win
'em;
how
to
hold
'em;
how
to
make
'em
toe
the.
mark;
how
to
love
'em;
how
to
jilt
'em,;
how
to
keep
eni
in
the
dark.
Winsome
Connie
in
her
most
laughable
comedy-hit.
Girls!
See
"The
Goldfish
and
get
some
tips.
Hoys!
Watch
your
step
after
you
have
taken
her
to
it,
A
bubbling,
sparkling
comedy-drama
full
of
fun,
frolic
and
side
splitting
laughter.
Strong
cast:
Jack
.fuHiHll.
Jean
Hersholt,
Frank
Elliott,
William
Conklin,
Kate
Lester
and
many
others.
FOX
N
L"
WS-G
AZETTE
Admission
35c
and
10c.
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
C-TN'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
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
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
Heilbronsr
Diamond
Specialist
S..n
.I.'i
;
g.-t
all
tne
wear-worth
out
of
a
suit
Ilia;
is
p.issiiil"
in
tli'
i'1'in-itiii
of
faint.v
Dorothy.
There
are
some
men
ami
women
of
her
acquaintance
she
says
are
very
neglectful
when
it
comes
i.i
taking
an
inventory
of
tln-ir
ward-rubes.
She
believes
thai
mjr
cleaning
is
on
"f
tip-
biggest
home
saving
helps
ever
established.
You'll
be
lntliii'-.l
1o
agree
with
her
after
u
investigate
our
worth.
PHONE
8
J
BOX392
PRINCEt
RUPERT
WHEN
ATTACKED
BY
DYSENTERY
You
Should
Take
And
You
Will
Get
PROMPT
RELIEF
When
you
ask
for
'"Dr.
FowlerV
be
ure
yon
pet
what
you
uk
for,
u
tome
of
them
crap,
Bo-name,
b-reputation
preparation!
may
prore
dangerous
to
yonr
health.
Put
op
only
by
The
T.
Milbum
Co,
LimiUiti,
Toioato,
Out,
MANY
PEOPLE
SEE
OUR
BARGAINS
And
Save
Money
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday.
IF
YOU
BUY
MEAT
af
our
Iiargain
Prices
we
will
also
sell
Davies'
Tomalo
Soup,
new
stock,
6
tins
55c
Slicedl'incapple,
large
tins.
3
tins
for
50c
Broken
Shelled
Walnuts,
per
lb.
25o
Loganberry
Jam,
4
lb.
tin
65o
KothoUkC
Tomatoes,
guaranteed
stock,
5
lb.
basket
50c
Special
t
Siring
Hrooms
50c
Campbell's
pork
and
Beans
large
I
ins,
each
tin
good
for
two
meals,
per
tin
15c
Fresh
Ginger
Snaps,
3
lbs
50c
Norwegian
Kipper
Snacks,
per
tin
5c
Farmers
Market
WALK
OVER
TO
OUR
STORE
AND
Save
Money
Take
advantage
of
reduced
prices
now!
Rogers'
Syrup,
20
lb.
tins
S1.65
10
lb.
tins
85c
5
lb.
tins
45c
No
1
Butter,
lb
40c
it
lb.
boxes
$5.50
PC
Eggs.
3
dozen
for
$1.10
Potatoes,
per
sack
.
.
$2.00
Fancy
Dry
Onions.
5
lbs.
25c
Carrots.
G
lbs
25c
Yellow
Turnips,
t
lbs.
25c
ECONOMY
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
Auditorium
215
Sixth
Avenue
Open
every'
day
for
Skating.
From
2
to
I
p.m.
Kvenings
ts
to
10.
Tuesday
Night,
Band
Night.
Friday
Night,
Moonlight
Skating.
Competent
Instructors
to
leach
beginners.
Phone
Black
449.
L.
F.
Marren,
Proj
-hlor.
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dtlltartd
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Thli
If
t
very
auperlor
furnace
roaL
It
lire
titan
not
fire
arvl
Is
entirely
free
from
soot,
ellnkeri,
lark
and
dirt.
Some
or
lit
Uriret
braltnr
plants
Id
tn
city
are
now
mine
It
vitb
entirely
ssllsraitory
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Dellrered
lo
Sicks.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
are
also
Arrnti
Tor
tne
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Mala
Of
flea.
Metal
CUal.
rtx-
15
WEEK
END
SPECIALS
for
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
MEAT
DEPARTMENT
Fresh
Killed
Ilulkley
Valley
No.
1
Steer
Reef
Hound
Steak,
per
lb.
20c
Sirloin
Steak,
per
lb.
.
.
25c
T-bone
Steak,
per
lb.
.
.
30c
Hound
Hone
Pol
Roast,
per
lb
10c
Chuck
Roast
of
Beef,
per
lb.
12c
Rib
Roiling
Reef,
3
lbs.
for
..
...
25c
Prime
Ribs
of
Hecf,
per
lb.
20c
VEAL
Fresh
this
week
from
liulk-ley
Valley
Veal
Slew,
3
lbs
25c
Shoulder
Roast.
Veal,
lb.
15c
Loin
(toast,
per
lb
20c
Frehh
Killed
Fowl,
per
lb.
25c
Note
Our
Meat
Dept.
is
the
most
sanitary
market
in
Northern
H.C.
Phone
your
orders.
We
have
3
phones.
Ni
waiting.
PROVISION
DEPT.
Cooked
Ham.
sliced,
pep
lb
50cv
Peameal
Hack
Hacon,
sliced,
per
lb
35c
Boneless
Raw
Ilam,
machine
sliced,
thick
or
thin,
per
lb
40c
Lean,
streaky
?ide
bacon.
machnc
sliced,
per
lb.
35c
Hrookfiebl
Eggs,
jn
carton,
per
dor
50c
Creamery
Duller,
in
bulk.
3
lbs.
$1.15
Canadian
Cheese,
per
lb.
25c
Pure
Lanl,
in
pails,
per
lb.
,
20c
Compound
Lard,
in
bulk.
2
lbs.
35c
Mince
Meat,
in
bulk,
per
lb.
20c
GROCERY
DEPT.
Fig
I
tars,
new
stock,
per
lb.
25c
Carnation
Milk,
baby
size,
i
for
'.
25c
Fxlraets,
all
flavors,
3
for
25c
H.C.
Supar.
20
lb.
sacks
$1.85
Telfer's
Soda's
in
hinged
lid
fin.
average
net
weight
8Vi
lbs.,
.special
.
.
$1.65
Combination
Canned
Vegetable
Special
7
tins
for
.
.
.
.
$1.00
Vssorlroent
as
follows:
:t
tins
Tomatoes.
2"s.
2
tins
Corn,
2's
1
tin
Pea-.
2's
1
tin
Refugep
Hpans.
?..
We
cannot
alter
above
assortment.
.
Combination
Canned
Fruit
Special
5
tins
for
..
..
$1.00
Following
assortment
only:
1
tin
Strawberries.
2"s
1
tin
Sliced
peaci;es,
l's,
tails.
1
tin
Sliced
Pears.
2"s
1
fin
Greengage
Plums,
2's
1
tin
Apricots,
l's,
talis.
FRUITS
AND
VEGETABLES
H.C.
Tomatoes,
semi-hothouse,
per
5
lb.
basket
40c
Tokay
or
Malaga
Crapes.
per
lb
20c
Mcintosh
or
Wealthy
Apples,
No.
i
wrapped
stork.
3
lbs.
for
25c
Cooking
Apples,
i
lhs.
25c
Snail
size
Apples:
5
lbs.
25c
Spanish
Onions,
per
lb.
10c
Terrace
Turnips.
6
lbs.
25c
Terrace
Cabhaze.
per
(b.
So
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones:
?jo,i!i.2i2
SUCCESSFUL
FARMING
Dillon
How
is
Dykins
getting
on
with
the
farm
he
bought?
Milton
Pretty
well.
He
tells
me
he
saved
money
on
it
last
year.
Hilton-How?
Milton
Let
1
1,
to
aiiothei
man.
THE
DAIta
NEWS
FRED
STORK
IS
SPEAKER
Told
Gyro
Club
Last
Night
of
Vjslt
to
Wembley
also
or
British
Parliament
and
Naval
Review
In
a
vtyy
interesting
address
delivered
before
the
(iyro
Club
last
night,
Fred
Stork,
M.P.
went
into
a
description
at
some
detail
of
the
Canadian
section
of
Hi'
1
1
Umpire
Kxhibition
al
Wembley
'l
i.
.....,
ii..
..;it...
I
i
Stork
described
the
main
Can
adian
buildm;
and
its
contents
the
Canadian
National
building
and
.
the
machinery
building.
Canada,
Mr.
Slork
declared,
had
spent
a
million
dollars
on
its
exhibit
but
the
results
would
be
worth
it.
It
was
attracting
the
most
favorable
comment
and
was
highly,
interesting
to
the
millions
of
visitors
lo
the
Kxposition.
Hy
depicting
Canada
from
the
standpoint
,of
industry,
natural
wealth
and
scenery
I
be
idea
of
many
people
from
various
parts
of
the
Empire
that
Canada,
as!
.Kipling
quoted,
was
"Our
Ladyj
of
the
Snows,"
wax
being
erased.
It
was
being
shown
that
Canada
as
an
objective
for
travelers
outclassed
France
and
Italy,
two.
nations
which
owed
much
to'
tqurist
business
.
The
Canadian
section
al
the
Wembley
Kxbibi-j
jtiou
wa
such
thai
even
iinlhc
public
press
of
Australia
com.
inenl
was
made
on
the
fact
thai
!
litis
Dominion
bad
far
exceeded
that
in
the
exposition
of
its
pro-,
ducts
and
attractions.
Parliament
Houses
Mr.
Stork
also
told
of
a
visit
he
made
lo
Hie
Hrilish
Houses
of
Parliament.
He
bad
been
sur-:
prised
lo
see
thai
the
chamberj
of
the
House
of
Commons
w,i;
nnl
f.
w
I;i.ta
t.
j
tlinl
(ti
fllfniL'fi)
v.
a
u
.
,
...
a
a
aa
.
and
that
there
was
seating,
ac-
comiiiouaiinn
jor
oniy
iuu
oi
mci
GOO
members.
It
bad
been
not-1
able
lo
observe
the
contrast
of;
altitude
between
the
House
of
Commons
and
the
House
of
Lords.
The
latter
was
quite
as
interested
a
body
but
its
members
were'
very
matter-of-fact
and
dignified
about
Iheir
business.
The'
Commons
was
more
demoitslrative
of
its
enthusiasm.
The
naval
review
at
'he
Spit
-bead
by
King
Ueorge
was
also
witnessed
by
Mr.
Stork.
This-
had
been
a
sight
well
worth
see-,
ing
The
orderly
parade
of
Hril-I
isb
naval
ships
was
nothing
less'
than
stupendous.
A
visit
to
Ad-1
miral
Nelson's
flagship
"Victory"
had
also
been
of
great
interest.
Last
night's
was
the
first
meelin?
of
the
(iyro
Club
in
six
weeks
and
there
was
a
large
attendance
of
members
who
displayed
renewed
enthusiasm.
There
were
also
the
following
visitors:
Fred
Slork,
M.P..
J.
W.
Scolt,
S.
J.
Macleod,
Dr.
C.
A.
Eggerl,
Ralph
Harrap,
Jack
Iinccij62
Harnsley,
A.
H.
Cannichael,
Fred
Weaver,
Howard
Frincll.
F.
W.
Pearson,
Weldon
McAfee
(Ceorge-lown)
and
Al
Falconer
(Alice
Arm).
Mr.
Macleod,
who
is
leaving
the
city
to
assuino
the
managership
of
the
Royal
Hank
at
Monc.
Ion,
N.D.,
was
called
upon
for
a
few
remarks.
As
be
rose,
be
was
..reeled
with
the
singing
of
"For
He's
Jolly
Good
Fellow."
MAKE
LUNCHEON
GREAT
EVENT
That
Is
Desire
of
Board
of
Trade,
Members
of
Which
Wilt
Co-operate
to
that
End
At
The
meeting
of
the
council
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
held
yesterday
afternoon
J.
Macleod
presiding;
i
was
decided
to
offer
the
Canadian
Club
cooperation
in
the
entertainment
of
Digit!
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
on
the
occasion
of
his
forthcoming
visit'
to
the
city
and
will
urge
upon
the
Canadian
Club
I
lit
desirability
of
making
the
lunch,
eon
to
be
given
the
Premier
a
large
and
representative
one
and
if
possible
to
have
it
open
to
everyone
to
attend,
whether
a.;
member
of
the
Canadian
Clyb
or
not.
I
The
opinion
was
expressed
that
the
visit
of
the
Canadian
Premier
being
so
great
an
occasion,
opportunity
should
bo
given
for
every
man,
woman
or
child
who
so
wished,
lo
meet
him
and-hear
his
address.
A
resolulion
was
then
tuta
and
passed
unanimously
asking
the
president
lo
appoint
a
committee
to
meet
the
executive
of
the
Canadian
Club
wilh
a
view
lo
having
the
tcope
of
the
luncheon
enlarged
and
to
give
any
assistance
possible
in
carrying
out
that
laudable
FATHER'S
FATHER
MOTHER'S
MOTHER
MUNICH.
Sept.
25.
The
recent
weddings
of
Karl
Hraun,
25
years
old.
and
his
father
have
started
an
endless
chain
of
relationships
which
has
got
beyond
the
reach
of
genealogists
and
culminated
in
Hraun
becoming
his
father's
faUier-in-Iaw.
Young
Draun
married
a
widow
of
15
wilh
grown-up
children.
Shortly
after
his
father,
50
years
of
age.
married
the
2toear-old
daughter
of
his
son's
wife.
Genealogists
figure
that
as
a
result
of
the
two
weddings
young
Hraun
became
his
fathers
father-in-law
apd
that
his
wife's
daughter
became
her
mother's
molher-in-law
and
the
stepmother
of
her
own
stepfather.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
Jbroverl6o
years
HILLS
&
UNDERWOOD
LONDON
DRY
GIN
The
gin
You
will
askforagair.
$3.25
A
BOTTLE
a
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
t
British
Columbia.
ICTTlWCr
5439
In
the
enf-pUce
Summrr
dress,
plaits
malt
a
modest
dlbvt
con-fining
themselves
fc
dusters
on
each
side
in
deference
to
the
straihi4ine
suhouette.
A
ilaci
ribbnn
tie
which
admit
itself
after
Use
manner
of
the
cart,
a
wtycU
motif
embroidered
in
black,
and
mU
U;k
bnc
buttoni
made
a
smart
con-
(
Uatt
on
a
dreM
of
white
flk
oept
worn
b
a
New
York
woman.
On
many
iree
the
ribbnn
or
carf
tie
notteni
the
Hiect
of
the
untnmroed
neckline.
Linen
;
ui
ricrijr,
uiu.n.
j"""
.
rrMt
i.
mm4
f..
umf
tJ
thre
olaited
drev
If
tme
is
in
the
city
much
nt
the
'
time.
inr.re
make
a
try
cool
ami,
dort
.-vm
.il
a
quickly
aad
can
be
laua-I.
rel
eu.ily.
IN
HIGH
SOCIETY
Lady
Miranda
That
was
my
baby
we
just
passed,
you
know.
Lady
Heal
rice
H6w
do
you
know,
my
dear?
,
Lady
Miranda
-
I
recognlned
(hi
hurc.-
London
Fipiess.
Thursday.
September
ti
,Jt
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
Inlet.
This
Week
Only
Canned
Tomatoes,
2'
:,
ir
.
I
Economical.
The
Coupons
which
It
came...
redeemable
for
u.eful
Circ,0
rf
s,
"
ea
Pln-
article
re
further
economy.
.
appie,
.
.
2
for
.
.
.
35j
Golden
West
Soap,
made
by
.
Royal
Crown
Soap
Co.
n
B
u
K
nlled
Oats,
7
;,
5
bar
package
20c
sacks
50c
CHILDREN'S
REEFER
COATS
In
Navy
Hlue
Irish
Serge.
Sizes
20
to
28.
Hpec.al.
ea,
h
$4.95
SCYCO
OIL
CLOTHING.
Wet
Weather
Garments
for
all.
Colors
Mark
1
J
t
ni
,JI:
11...-'
Pk.
.n
1..
.t
1.
Men's
Coals.
Sires
Hi
to
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