PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
9
p.m.
The
George
Fitzmaurice
Production
"THE
ETERNAL
CITY"
Sir
Wall
Caiue's
romantic
story
laid
amidol
the
scenic
wonders
of
the
City
of
Love.
Rome,
splendour,
love,
beauty,
the
Coliseum,
the
Human
llalhs,
the
Imperial
Palace,
the
Appian
Way,
romance,
whirling-mobs,
the
historic
Forum,
sacred
places
never
before
shown,
the
Italian
Lancers,
the
Fascisli,
Premier
.Mussolini,
the
King
and
his
officers,
all'
this
and
more
in
this
thrilling
drama
of
tempestuous
loves,
brave
hearts,
and
great
sacrifices.
Lionel
Barrymore.
Bert
Lytell,
Richard
Bennett,
Montague
Love,
Barbara
La
Marr
and
20,000
others.
Note
The
entire
company
spent
nine
months
in
Home
to
fiim
this
picture.
The
New
Leather
Pushers
"He
Loops
to
Conquer."
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,
0
for
25c
Fresh
Citron,
first
shipment
now
in,
lb
8c
Fre3h
Outdoor
Tomatoes,
5
lb.
basket
.
.
50c
Hothouse
Tomal"es,
per
5
lb.
basket
75c
Large
Head
Celery
15c
Oolden
Bantam
rn,
dozen
50c
New
Carrots,
C
lis.
...
25c
Cooking
Oniont-.
B.C..
0
ib.
25c
Vegetable
.Marrow,
Ib.
.
.
5c
Bart
left
Preserving
Pears,
heavy
pack
in
apple
boxes
per
case
$2.50
Choice
Cooking
Apples,
unwrapped,
per
box
.
.
$2.50
This
store
will
be
open
all
day
Thursday
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones
aioiirt
SUCKER
WEATHER!
Children's
and
Boys'
Slickers
from
....
54.50
to
$8.50
Children's
Waterproof
Hain-capes
with
Plaid
Hoods,
from
83.75
to
$1.75
Ladies'
English
Kubber
Coats
with
Velvet
Collar
$14.50
H.S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd
Cor.
Fulton
&
3rd
Avr
Phone
9
NEXT
AUDITORIUM
Dance
Friday
Evening,
Sept
5th.
Moonlight
Dances
During
Hie
Evening
Knssoii's
Orchestra
Refreshments
Served
Gontlomcn
$1.00;
Ladles
50o
Phone
Black
49.
L.
F.
Marrcn,
Proi
"hlor.
;
Dactor
(meeting
patient
casu-ally:':
"Well,
how
ore
you
feel.
lug
Patient:
"Will
it
cost
mc
any-thihS
If
I
answer?"'
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Mjlk
any
kind
,
per
tin
10c
Limit
to
each
person,
C
tins.
Bacon,
extra
value,
Ib.
21c
Brooms.
12
to
sell,
each
50c
Apples,
extra
value,
per
box
$2.25
Sugar,
in
bulk,
5
lbs.
.
.
45c
Our
FRESH
MEAT
MARKET
can
give
you
Ihe
highest
quality
at
lowest
prices.
Give
us
a
trial.
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
Orders
over
$3.00
delivered.
7
r.
-
-
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.
PHONES
X&gy
BOX392
PRINCET-r
R.UPERT
TIMBER
SALE
X
6425.
Sealed
Tendera
will
be
received
by
the
Minuter
of
Land,
at
Victoria,
not
later
than
noon
cm
the
llth
day
of
September.
ISii,
rur
tho
purclia-e
or
l.iceine
x
etxa.
to
cut
I17.U00
lineal
feet
or
Poles
and
I'llliiir
on
Una
iiii
and
1033,
altuated
about
3
Mi
Milieu
and
on
either
tide
of
sneena
mver
irom
neinu
siauuii,
nature
5,
Ciiaot
Land
Dlatrlrt.
Two
(S)
j-eara
win
ue
anowea
tor
re-
limval
of
timber.
Further
particulars
or
tne
t.nier
tores-
ler,
Victoria.
B.r.
or
District
Forciter,
I'rlnre
llur-rt.
U.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6370.
There
will
be
offered
for
aale
at
i'liblle.
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
4th
day
or
sep-
leiiiDpr.
iuzi.
in
1110
01
me
01
me
ui-
IHct
f'oreater,
Snilthern.
B.C.,
the
Licence
X
5370,
to
rut
?u,ouu
jarxjiine
nea
on
an
area
adjoining
tlin
norm
iHiuniiary
tr
l.ot
0701,
ntlualed
approjimateiy
i'i
tinier
north
and
east
of
Decker
Lake
Station,
nature
I,
Coant
IHstrlct.
Two
(S)
years
will
bo
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
auction
tn
person
may
rtibnilt
a
tcaled
ten
der
to
be
oened
at
the
hmir
of
auction
anil
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
Forester,
victoria.
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
Prince
lur,
ert,
B.C.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Thursday,
September
4
High
4:30
a.m.
18.9
ft,
10:52
p.m.
20.1
Low
10:35
a.m.
5.3
23:18
p.m.
4.6
Friday,
September
5
,
Hhili
5:37
a.m.
17.6
17:18
p.hi.
19.
i
Low
11:27
a.m.
,0.0
Advertise
in
tiie'
fiiy
'N'ews.
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
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
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
SPECIALS
ON
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
FOR
GIRLS
AND
BOYSl
Watch
our
windows
for
Selio'd
Supplies.
Special
for
week
of
s'rhod
opening
inlv.
Scribblers,
per
doz.
.
.
.
4Cc
Pencils,
per
doz.
25c
and
50c
School
Bags,
each
50c,
$1.00
Note
Books,
per
doz.
.
.
45c
Pencil
Boxes,
each
25c,
35c
Many
other
items
such
as
Hulers,
Crayons,
Compasses,
Set
Squares,
Erasers,
etc.,
at
lowest
prices.
.
Come
to
us
for
Bargains
in
School
Supplies.
E
CONOMY
STOR
E
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dallvtred
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
This
l-
a
very
superior
furuare
oil
It
gtvri
a
clean
hot
fire
lift
i.
nliri-iN
Tree
from
kikjI,
clinkers,
sU'-k
slut
'lirl
Some
of
tL.'
largeM
healing
plant
In
the
city
are
now
ustna
It
ultli
entirely
sallsfaitory
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sacks.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
Wc
arc
als:
Agents
for
the
Fanu
LADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Officii
HoUl
Central.
Pho.ia
16
JUDGING
OF
FAIR
BABIES
Will
Commence
In
Demer's
Old
Store
on
Saturday
and
Continue
Into
Next
Week
Judging-in
the
Heller
Habies'
Contest
in
connection
with
the
animal
exhibition
will
commence
un
Saturday
afternoon
in
Demer's
old
store
on
Third
Avenue.
Habit:
under
six
months
will
then
he
examined
with
those
between
0
and
12
months
following,
on
Monday,
between
12
and
18
.months
on
Wednesday.
As
lias
been
already
announced,
the
judging
will
be
carried
out
in
a
manner,
simijar
to
last
year.
The
contest
is
bcinpr
stuiied
un-
tier
the
auspices
of
Municipal.
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
Diujih-lers
of
Ihe
Km
pi
re,
with
Mis.
IL
Ulance
convener
of
the
committee
in
charge,.
Frank
Dibb
is
chairman
of
the
Fair
Hoard's
Haby
Show
committee.
The
Judging
will
be
done
by
doctors
of
the
city
assisted
by
the
graduate
nurses.
Score
cards
will
be
filled
up
by
the
doctors
ami
the
parents
will
receive
these.
They
will
cover
all
points
brought
out
in
the
examinations
'
and,
therefdre,
should
be
valuable
to
the
parents.
I
lie
awards
will
be
matte
at
a
dale
to
be
set
during
Fair
Week.
The
trophies
are
now
on
cxliibiT
lion
in
Hulger
it
Cameron's
how
windows.
'
The
Pair
Hoard
announce
In
its
advertisements
when
entries
;
for
the
various,
classes
cIoe.
1
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
News.
TELKWA
BARBECUE
PROVED
TO
BE
GREAT
EVENT
IN
HIS
TORY
OF
THE
BULKLEY
VALLEY:
RACES
ATTRACTIVE
(continued
from
page
one
)
Dandelion,
ridden
by
Ihe
owner.
Hoy
Wakefield,
second
being
Hot
Cake,
ridden
by
Lamb,
owner
Alec
Chisliolm.
Indian
race.
Winner
Nellie
ridden
by
T,
Miehell,
owner
A
Michel!
of
Moricetown.
Second.
Dick,
ridden
by
D.
Abraham,
owner
J.
Batiste.
Uuarlcr
mile
open.
Winner,
1
Queen,
ridden,
by
Hoy
Wakefield.
second
Marmalade,
ridden
by
W.
Hrodie,
owner
J.
J.
McNeill
third
Bird,
ridden
by
L.
Ilaggland,
owner,
W.Skelhorne.
Half
mile
open.
Winner,
Warrior,
ridden,
by
T.
Ovens,
owner
Dr.
(i.
C.
Paine.
Second,
Dandelion,
ridden
by
B.
Swift,
owner
Hoy
Wakefield.
Bulkley
Valley
Derby.
One
mile.
There
were
five
entries.
Dr.
Paine'
.h
"Warrior,
,T
Ovens
up.
romping'
home
ahead
of
(In
field
as
usual.
Second
was
Hoy
Wakefield's-Queen
ridden
by
the
owner.
This
was
the
big
event
of
the
day
and
caused
the
greatest
excitement
of
any
of
tho
events.
Warrior
.did
not
havo
to
extend
himself
and
at
the
last
quarter
mile,
shot
ahead
in
fine
style.
Bronco
Busting
In
the
Bronco
Busting
exhibition,
Jimmy
Morgan
of
Ootsa
Lake
was
the
winner,
he
being
adjudged
U'e
nest
rider.
Oilier
entries
were
A.
D.
Ailport,
of
Toplcy,
K.
W.
Willmms,
Topley,
K.
Joseph,
Moricetown
and
It.
Smith,
Topley.
Steer
Biding
competition,
the
best
rider
was
11.
M.
Homing,
Topley,
while
second
prize
went
to
11.
Shaw,
Telkwa.
Other
riders
were
Pete
Wakefield,
Telkwa.
Ben
Nelson,
SmilliPrs,
F.
Williams,
Decker
Lake,
Percy
Sparks
Uale
of
Prince
llupert)
Telkwa;
E.
O.
Stromboldt,
Topley;
A.
D.
Ailport,
TOpley;
B.
Krrirson,
Topley;
J
Christian,
Telkwa;
II.
S.
Christ
fimson,
I'raser
Lake,
and
II.
Shaw,
Telkwa.
The
final
event
was
an
'impromptu
exhibition
of
horsemanship
by
K.
.
Striniboldt
of
Top-
ley
with
"Cataclysm"
one
of
the
horses
which
had
thrown
its
rider
earlier
in
the
day.
lie
was
a
black
snorter
with
a
long
tail
and
mane
and
had
already
showed
signs
somewhat
of
acting
up
towards
his
name.
But
Striniboldt
rode
him
successfully
notwithstanding
the
bucking.
It
was
a
pretty
sight,
and
a
quieter
horse
returned
to
tho
corral.
"
Riding
a
Steer
As
the
crowd
were
dispersing,
on?
of
the
visitors
moved
over
to
where
the
boys
were
still
mount
-
ed
and
boldly
'declared
that
there
was
nothing
to
this
riding
a
steer
and
that
he
could
do
it
easy
They
took
him
at
his
word
and
the
first
thing
he
knew,
he
was
dressed
In
chaps
and
spurs
like
the
others.
The
surcingle
was
tightened
around
a
s'eer
and
Sirvzcrj&i
he
was
dropped
on
the
beasts!
back.
Whooping
her
up
with1
enthusiasm,
the
boys-Jazzed
thej
steer
plenty,
but
two
bucks
was.
11
-n
rrli
t
if
u
I
lin
wrk
1
1
1
!
Kak
uluiti'
I
IIUUII
UIIU
CI
-J
UUIUt'U
V
V-
buster
picked
himself
up
from
the
bard
ground
with
his
face
rubbed
in
sand,
he
had
to
admit
dial
it
was
some
job.
CANADIANS
OBTAINED
HIGHEST
PRICES
FOR
HALIBUT
AT
EXCHANGE
Canadian
boats
averaged
about
two
cents
a
puffin
d
more
than
Americans
for
the
halibut
mar-
keted
here
today.
Prices
varied
from
1
1.80
to
1
3.D0
Following
were
the
sales:
American
I
Prosperity
31,000
at
12.10
and
5
to
Col(
Storage.
i
Sitka
35,000
at
11.80
and
5
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Canadian
Scrub
13,00(1
at
1
3.110
and
7.
CO
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Lillian
M.
10,000
at
13.90
and
8
to
Cold
Storage.
D.S.T.
8,000
at
13.10
and
7
to
ltoyal
Fish
Co.
Iteveille
10.000.
at
13.10
and
7
to
ltoyal
Fish
Co.
Koyousu
0,500
at
13,80
and
7.50
to
ltoyal
Fish
Co.
LEVIN
COMMITTED
ON
THEFT
CHARGE
ELECTS
SPEEDY
TRIAL
II.
Levin,
charged
with
theft
from
Ihe
person
of
Hose
Hoffman
of
cash
and
jewelry
to
the
value
of
?550,
was
committed
for
trial
by
Magistrate
MeClvmont
thi
tnornititr.
AiitipaririC
hpforn
JiiiIzp
---
1
Young,
Levin
elected
for
speedy
'
1
riai
ami
me
uaic
01
Hearing
was
set
for
Monday
morning.
In
the
meantime,
accused
Is
out
on
$500
bail.
City
Solicitor
E,
F.
Jones
is
prosecuting
and
L.
W,
Patmore,
defending.
MOVIE
COLONY
IS
DISTURBED
Police
Came
Down
In
Hollywood
Last
Night
and
Arrested
Prominent
People
LOS
AXCKLKS,
Sept.
L
Jules
Lebanon,
studio
head.
Itobert
Couvillc,
movie
director,
five
unnamed
women,
Jack
Sberill,
former
director,
and
sev
ral
others
of
the
Hollywood
pic-
lure
colony
were
arrested
'
last
inisht
when
police
interrupted
a
'gay
parly
in
the
home
of
W
Sberill
who
is
charged
with
baV-
ing
liquor
unlawfully
in
his
pus.
session.
j
Miss
C
Dodd,
Auyox.
candi-
date
in
the
Oneen'
Contest
will
arrive
in
the
city
tonight.
II
Un4t994.
BOTTLE
pa
4
1
'
14
Jbr
over
160
years
mil3
TOBERWOOD
DRY
GIN
the
ginYou
will
ash
jor
again
I
$3.25
i
fliis
advertisement
Is
not
publislied
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
control
Hoard
or
by
the
Uovcrnmciu
of
Hritlsh
Columbia
Thursday,
September
I,
19
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
FOR
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
MALKIN'S
4
nrer
DLJI
m
5
SPECIAL
CLEARANCE
LADIES'
HOUSEDRESSES
-
Crepe,
Gingham,
Chamliray
$1.60,
52.00
MEN'S
FINE
WOOL
SHIRTS
hi
Fancy
Checks,
Hrown,
llcallier
nud
drey
shades.
Sizes
lU
to
IK
$2.50,
$3.50
mid
$4.75
BOYS'
BLOOMERS
In
Brown
and
Grey
Tweeds.
Sizes
20
to
3i.
Special,
per
pair
$1.95
Universal
Trading
Co.
THIS
STORE
WILL
BE
OPEN
ALL
DAY
THURSDAY
WELL
KNOWN
BARBER
......
....
w
v.
'
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uait.s
STOPPING
OFF
HERE!'!""i""
di-mied
M
nliiini
il
lin
lull.,
1
.
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.
,
J.
A.
snanns
lena
impn
.
Stewart
After
Working
There
Four
Months
J.
A.
Shanks,
the
well
known
.uii-iier
of
Victoria,
who
has
spent
our
months
in
Stewart
and
is.
stopping
oir
here
a
short
ttni
on
his
way
back
to
the
Capital'
City.
Concerning
conditions
in;
the
northern
nulling
town
mi.
Shanks
said:
That
the
Portland
Canal
is
a;
richly
laden
district
is
very
ap
-
'
parparenl
to
anyone
who
lives
in,
Stewart
long
enough
to
lake
ou-,
servations
and
talk
with
the
inilny'
intelligent
prospectors
who
work
out
from
that
town,
mere
can,
be
no
doubt
whatsoever
as
to
the
genuine
wealth
of
the
Hear
llivcrj
valley.
The
many
high-grade'
producing
properties
adjacent
to
I
that
turbulent
anu
swui
Howiug,
stream,
noticeably
the
Dunwell
which
has
proven
the
great
sur
-
tn
ise
of
the
mining
world,
snows
conclusively
that
a
gulden
future
is
in
store
for
adventurous
and
inr.seeiiiK
individuals
who
have
staked
their
commercial
aspirations
in
the
Portland
Canal
town.;
"Stcwatl
is
wonderfully
situ-'
aled
on
a
picturesque
and
really!
ideal
site.
With
a
shcllercu;
gateway
to
the
broad
Pacific
at
its
feet,
it
nestles
safely
among
the
ore-bearing
hills
that
rear
.snow-capped
peaks
on
either
side,
while
behind
the
town
stretches
the
green
and
fertile
valley
of
the
Hear.
iSo
place
in
all
Hritish
Columbia
has
belter
surroundings
or
greater
possi
bilities.
Optimistic
and
Energetic
The
citizens
of
Stewart
are
optimistic
ami
energetic.
They
are
there
with
the
glad
hand
when
newcomers
arrive
and
give
111
enthusiastic
welcome
to
any
one
who
appears
inclined
to
make
a
home
among
them,
iney
are
liberal
in
I
heir
dealings
and
broad-minded
in
their
criticisms.
Hut
above
all
felewarliles
are
lovnt
In
their
own
town.
The
mail
onler
houses
of
Ihe
east
would
tlie
a
natural
death
if
all
Ittwiis
were
like
Slewart.
Sel
dom
is
money
sent
out
for
goods
ami
then
only
for
sucli
coninnj-ditics
as
are
absolutely
not
purchasable
in
Iho
well
sloqked
stores
that
line
Fifth
Street.
There
are
no
cross
factions
in
Stewart,
I
lie
cllizens
work
with
one
accord
for
one
supreme
object,
viz.,
the
building
of
a
permanent,
prosperous
milling
town,
in
the
heart
of
a
genuine,
until
rc-endowed
minernl
zone."
"Slew-art's
future,
in
my
esti.
million
,ls
a
cinch.
It
cannot
fail
10
grow
ami
develop
as
lime
goes
011
because
it
has
stupendous,
rugged
beauty;
it
possesses
n
M.
B.
JELLY
POWDEflS
Assorled
Flavors
for
25c.
Per
Dozen
70c
COOKING
APPLES
His.
for
.
25c
woinlerfully
healthy
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