1
PAGE
BIX
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
9
p.m.
MAE
MARSH
In
"PADDY,
THE
NEXT
BEST
THING."
A
picliirization
of
Gertrude
Page's
novel
itnil
play
of
thai
name.
One
of
the
greatest
stage
successes
of
modern
tunes.
A
comedy-drama
with
fascinating
Mae
as
an
incomparable
Irish
flapper,
whose
big
heart
always
guides
her
straight
as
her
quick
wit
turns
real
troubles
Into
great
happiness
and
griefs
into
joys.
A
pulse-stirring
story
so
tender
that
tears
spring
up
only
to
he
dashed
awtty
by
bits
of
delicious,
quaint
comedy,
quickly
followed
by
a
climax
so
dramatic
it
leaves
you
gasping.
A
romantic
tale
of
love
that
runs
a
rough
course
before
it
conies
to
the
smooth
path.
Mae
as
Paddy,
who
was
"the
next
best
thing"
to
the
son
for
whom
her
father
had
prayed.
Delightful
acting.
Magnificent
Knglish
and
Irish
scenery.
Klaborale
settings.
Kxeiling
hunting
and
yachting.
Kxceptioiial
Anglo-American
cast.
Mne
Marsh,
Darby
Foster,
Sir
Simeon
Stuart,
(ieorge
K.
Arthur,
Tom
Coventry,
Nina
Boucicault,
llaitlee
Wright,
Marie
Wright
and
many
distinguished
others.
COMEDY
CARTOON.
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35o
and
10c.
AN
APPLE
A
DAY
KEEPS
THE
DOCTOR
AWAY.
Extra
Special
50
Hoses
King
Apples
for
eating
or
cooking,
per
box
51.95
Howal's
Pickles,
large
bottle,
special
30c
We
Buy
and
Sell
LIVE
CHICKENS
OR
FOWL.
Write
is
fur
prices.
We
can
handle
from
200
to
300
chickens
weekly.
RupertTablcSupply
Three
Phones:
?io,iii.212'
This
Week's
Specials
tii
Apples,
Mcintosh
Ileds
No.
1,
per
box
....
$2.75
No
2.
!"'!
box
$2.35
Oranges.
3
doz.
....
S1.00
Preserving
Pears,
per
box
$2.75
Tomatoes,
por
basket
50c
the
Law
Head
Celery,
2
for
25c
Pickling
Onions,
3
lbs.
for
25o
Green
Tomatoes,
6
lbs.
for
25c
Small
Viokliug
(Incumbers.
per
lb.
.
.
,
15c
Green
Peppers,
per
lb.
20c
.Red
Cabbage,
per
lb.
.
.
G'jc
Heinz
Pickling
Vinegar,
per
quart
25c
per
gallon
,
90c
We
have
all
I'ickling
Assortments.
Order
now.
CI
pnuniuiv
eTfiDc
LUI
intuitu
uiuiil
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
LAND
ACT.
Cattlar
Land
Dlatrlct.
Iiicnrdlnit
district
of
Prince
Unpen,
and
Mtuati-
In
Atlln
Lake,
alHiut
one
half
inlle
due
of
Atlln
Townslte.
TAKK,
NOTICE
that
Paul
L.
Evirert.
of
Atlln.
In
the
Province
of
nrltlah
Columbia,
nci-upitlon
jeweller.
Intends
to
apply
for
wrtu)iMrn
to
purchase
the
follow
Iiik
dracrllMwt
lll1:
I'oninnenelnr
at
1
.vint
planted
at
the
fniiih
in4nt
of
the
small
Inland
known
a
Second
lland
In
Atlln
Lake,
rltuated
a
Imve:
On-lire
norihwel
and
on
around
tlil
Inland
follow-In
the
nhnre
line
in
the
place
nf
commencement;
and
contalnlnt
tw
acres,
more
r
leas.
Sept.
artl.
194.
f
iri
iiri
rnoFKi
TIMBER
SALE
X
6440.
Sealed
Tendr
will
lie
received
by
the
MinlMcr
of
Land,
at
Victoria.
iHt
later
man
noon
mi
the
srfl
nay
or
ortoiH-r,
lot
I.
for
tin'
mirrhaie
of
Licence
XIWIO
to
rut
J.fOO.UOti
feet
of
Hemlock.
ItaUaiu
Stirnce
and
c.edir
on
an
area
on
the
Kat
lwiee
of
llawkenhury
l.lmil.
kltnaway
cnannei.
itanne
4.
r.oaM
pi.irici.
Three
(3'
vearn
will
be
allowed
for
re
uiovni
or
tinnier.
Fnrlher
oarttriilarf
of
tlie
CJilef
Forester
vii
incla.
II
c...
or
blttrlrt
Foreater.
I'rinrc
Hupert.
B.C.
fJ.N.n.
steamer
Prince
fieorge.
('.apt.
Harry
Nedden.
sailed
for!
vnneouvei
al
0
o
clock
yesterday
afternoon
Inking
8.000
cases
of
oalnion
and
a
smalt
list
of
pas-
n
"t'Ei-
.
Dainty
Dorothy
Would
mention
Our
real
courteous
attention
Reliable
work,
fair
profits
and
prompt
service
is
what
you
may
eipecl
to
gel
al
this
shop.
We
are
expert.
I
enced
and
properly
equip-
I
Ied.
Phono
us
to
cull
for
your
garments.
If
you
want
to
confer
with
us
about
cleaning
our
advice
is
always
al
your
command.
Our
rapid
cleaning
and
pressing
for
men
is
popular
priced.
PHONE
8
60X392
PRINCC-
RUPERT
TIMBER
8ALE
X6512.
Sralwl
Tmilrrs
will
lw
received
by
tlie
Minuter
of
Land
tint
later
than
noon
mi
ir.it
itav
of
October.
Uil.
for
the
tiurchau-
nr
Licence
X5I.
to
cut
H.0U0
.
jacKpilie
lira
un
in
arr
nw-
.wu,
uille
East
rrom
the
Kat
End
or
Kranool
Uke,
llanire
5,
CoaM
IHstrlrt.
Two
(i
year
will
be
allowed
for
re-HHival
of
timber.
...
..
Flintier
particulars
of
the
t.hlef
tnre-ler.
Victoria.
rt.C.
or
District
l'oreter.
Prince
Hupert,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5129.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
Minuier
of
Lands
not
later
than
noon
cm
1
6th
day
of
October.
!.
for
the
Lee
II.
Wakefield
sevetal
,
large
hii-it,,r
nening
.iiMhidA
r.T
I
lasfllfa
lilTV.
Ill
rill
I.ZDI.'
hid
reel
of
Hemlock.
Spnire.
Cedar.
Plne'pjl'P,
inrt
Hlrch.
9.S5
lineal
feet
of
Cedar
.n.i
niiinr.
and
is.snti
Hemlock
and
fine
Tien
on
u
to.
lunw
s.
coat
t,lTwol'(f
years
win
be
allowed
rr
re-
n7"Jthefr
VSrOciilar.
of
II-
Chief
For-
ler.
Victoria.
1VC.
or
District
Forester,
rrlnre
Hnnrrt,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6528.
,
-
1
-
J
T
.
.
...III
l...
MHVJW4
t.V
til
.
.raifu
i
ruiiri
win
irr
i,
,
filstrlrt
FiM-esier.
not
later
than
noon
oa
the
oth
day
of
October.
191,
for
the1
.urrhae
of
Licence
X
65?.
Fountain
i
Lake,
kitimat
Ann,
en.
i.
to
cut
71.005'
reel
or
lleimmn,
uaiam,
uruar
i"i
Knriici.
Bnuloffft.
Two
(9i
yearj
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Fnrlher
parllrylara
or
the
Chief
rnret-ter.
Victoria,
or
the
IHstrlrt
Forester,
Prince
imiiert.
B.C.
qOMMON
SENSE
IS
THE
MOST
UNCOMMON
He
Ibat
as
it
may,
It
is
a
mat
ter
of
considerable
interest
that
more
and
more,
householders
in
Prince
Hupert
are
using
comninn
sense
in
making
comparative
ooal
lesl
for
themselves.
Common
sense
says
that
al
-
though
many
coals
may
be
pood
there
can
lie
only
one
HKST
coal
the
one
lasting
longest,
giving
the
greatest
heal,
showing
smallest
ash
deposit
and
being
free
from
rock
and
clinkers.
We
be-
lieve
tlie
public
has
pronounced
,
an
undeniable
verdict
thai1
"NANAIMO
-
WKLL1XOTOX"
is
the
HKST.
This
is
also
proved
by
the
heavy
demand
thai
is
being
made
daily
upon
Albert
&
McGaf-
rry's
stock
of
this
famous
coal,
Walch
our
delivery
wagons
and,
be
convinced
that
we
are
selling
most
of
the
coal
In
Prince
Hu
-
pert.
There's
a
reason.
Ak
the
woman
who
burns
it.
Phone
116
or
561
for
a
trial
order.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Prompt
delivery.
pon't
forget
Albert
&
MrCaf
fery
nre
sole
agents
for
"Xanai
1
ino-Wcthng'on
v.
at.
1
i
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
ex-perlence
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,
watohes,
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
Milium
i
in
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
Wo
Will
Sell
Urooms
(i
siring,
good
quality!,
only
13
to
sell,
eai'h
40c
Sod;,
lliscuits,
large
puck-agi',
new
stock,
25c
sue
15o
Mcintosh.
Apples,
per
box
..
$2.50
Jaiiiiile
Pack
..
$2.00,
Fn
sh
Ground
Coffee,
3
lbs.
$1.00
llallowi
Dates,
new
slock
12'ac
OUR
FRESH
MEAT
DEPT.
Is
where
you
can
save
money.
Lowest
I'rices
in
Rupert.
Quality
guaranteed,
or
money
refunded.
Order
Spring
Chicken
For
Saturday
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428
1
ALASKA
HERRING
IS
BEING
DISCUSSED
Strong
Objection
Taken
to
Proposal
to
Restrict
Fishing
In
Territory
to
Three
Months
Only
.H'NF.Al.
Oct.
C.
-In
a
slale-luneau
meat
made
to
the
F.m-
owner
of
plants,
is
qU(,P,
H
raying
that
if
the
pro-
pusal
to
limit
herring
fishing
in
Alaska
to
the
three
months
he-
twien
julH.
5
aI1j
Seplember
1
5
.
.
is
carried
into
effect
it
will
rum
the
herring
fishing
industry
in
Alaska.
Mr.
Wakefield
says
the
.
,
.
,
.
lierillig
fishing
III
Alaska
has
no'
,.(flilp.
Itaciieu
ui
ii,,,
Ilf,j,il
noun
wneri
whpre
conei
eon.er-
i
vajon
snmld
lie
needed.
If
it
has,
he
says,
Alaska
will
never
have
a
herring
industry.
iVn
Wakefield-
says
tlie
only
conservation
that
ought
to
be
re-iiuired
would
be
lo
compel
herring
packers
lo
establish
product
plants
where
the
waste
and
t
lie
fish
that
are
loo
small
to
pack
could
be
utilized.
"The
average
pack
of
herrinj?
in
Alaska,"
said
Mr.
Wakefield,
"is
only
about
50,000
barrels
a
year,
while
something
like
2,000,
000
barrels
a
year
are
taken
from
the
orlli
Sea.
Jf
Alaska
iwalers
caiiuof.
supply
many
times
as
much
herring
as
are
now
be
Ing
taken
there
will
never
be
berriug
industry
in
Alaska.'
Mr.
Wakefield
nays
the
best
period
of
the
year
for
herring
fishing
comes
after
September
1
5.
The
best
part
of
the
pack,
he
says,
is
put
up
in
(hu
latter
part
of
September
and
during
October.
"If
Ihe
regulations
for
closing
in
September
goes
into
effect,"
said
Mr.
Wakefield,
"my
present
judgment
is
that
I
shall
take
all
the
herring
I
can
Ibis
season
and
not
open
up
next
year."
j
Five
Stations
Mr.
Wakefield
'
has
five
sla
i
lions
at
which
he
is
packing
herring
nml
salmon
in
Alaska
He
u-,s
one
flf
port
Waller
and
one
at
lied
HlulT
Hay
in
South
eiistern
l;ikii.
anil
three
out
u
(in-
.'-!
,!.
1
mm
Koiliak
Island
.!!
P
TOE
DAIL't
NEWS
Monday.
October
6,
1921,
WHIST
LEAGUE
REORGANIZED
T
,
j
,
,
'
.onana
',
,
.
.
Six
In
Ladles'
Games
Start
Next
Week
Ollicers
were
elected
and
teams
for
the
forthcoming
winter
com
petitions
were
entered
at
the
an
nual
meeting
of
llm
Fraternal
Whist
League
which
took
place
cut
u,u,
ingii.
in
me
mayors
Olllee.
Similar
rules
In
t.-ml
veni.
:
"'"
""-
?
nmous
win
lie
started
next
week
the
Ladies'
section
having
their
first
mulches
on
the
evening
of
Oct.
II
and
the
men
on
October
'IK.
The
St.
Regis
Cafe
has
been
chosen
as
the
venue
for
the
season.
The
Dybhavn
and
Newton
cups,
as
in
the
past,
will
be
the
trophies.
The
ollicers
chosen
were
as
follows:
President,
Mayor
Newton.
First
Vlro-I'rwidenl,
J.
II
Meagher.
Second
Vice-president,
Mrs
Howe.
Sen-clary
Twhsurer,
Wermig.
The
teams
entered
were
as
follows:
Men's
seclfon--HIk,
Knights
of
Pythias,
Knights
of
Columbus,
St.
Andrew's,
Oddfellow.
Sons
of
Canada,
Loyal
Oran(re
Lodge.
MlWWM
iSl'.klll
.Will
V.lilMnnu
.iii.I
...
.
........
'policy.
inrowing
away
more
Sons
of
Kngland
Ladies'
section
MooM'lieart
Auditorium
215
Sixth
Avenue
Open
every
day
Tor
Skating.
From
2
lo
I
p.m.
Kejiings
8
to
10.
Tuesday
.Night,
Hand
Nigl
t.
Friday
Night,
Moonlight
-Skating.
Competent
Instructors
to
teach
beginners.
Plione
Muck
I'D.
j
L.
F.
Marrcn,
l'roi
i'llr'
Legion,
St.
Andrew's
Auxiliary,
Loyal
Orange
Henevolent
Association,
fiaughlers
of
England,
llcbckahs
ami
Pythian
Sisters.
Those
Presont
All
the
entering
teams
were
I'eiti'iwunlii.l
tit
tin.
iinttiml
"
-
.--
i.
,i
i.t,
uiu
milium
iiu-vi-
iK
those
in
attendance
being
Hen
Self,
Klks;
l-Yed
Weseh,
Knights
of
Pythias;
J.
II.
Sleagh-er.
Knight
of
Columbus;
Mr
Anderson,
St.
Andrew's
Society:
ieorge
Leek,
Oddfellows;
(ieorge
.lolinstone,
Sons
of
Canada;
W
(.jiliieroii.
T.nvni
Mi.imitn
I
Vrci
Scn.hlcn,
Moos;
'
Kiwi
Hol.erls,
G.W.V.A.;
.Mayor
New
,
,
,,
'.
cons
ot
i-.ngianu;
.Mrs.
iiior
Jo
insiln.
l,mnl,e
nl
li,..
,
-
-
.....vs-
(IT
MIW1I
Mrs.
Anderson,
St.
Andrew-
Auxiliary;
Mrs.
George
Leek,
L.O.R.A.;
Mrs.
J.
Howe,
Daugh
ters
of
Kngland;
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
lletiekalis;
Mrs.
Gilchrist,
I'yth
ian
Sisters.
WEMBLEY
LOSS
FOUR
MILLION
LONDON,
Oct.
6.
The
Sunda
express
says
the
loss
sustained
by
Guarantors
of
the
Wembley
exhibition
will
be
about
foui
million
pounds.
The
question
of
reopening
the
lufr
next
year
is
'still
in
the
bat
anre.
Hie
I'.xpre
says,
but
now
'
(..'muila
Iiiik
wit
liilriitin
firmi
Ilia
:
.
nroJtJf,,
,,,-
.i,,,.....!,,...
11P
,,,,,
r
0,
MICCM(1
of
,,e
..
....
niillion.s
lacks
support.
PRINCESAILS
VANCOIVKR.
Oct.
0.
The
Pri
nee
of
Wales
left
Vancouver
for
Victoria
on
the
Princess
Louise
on
Sunday
afternoon.
i
Thousands
cheered
him
goodbye.
I
His
Royal
Highness
looked
itireil
tnil
was
smiling.
He
spent
'Saturday
without
formalities
and
j
played
squash
rackets
in
(he
I
morning
at
the
home
of
his
i
friend.
Col.
J.
(J.
Fordliani,
He
'lunched
al
the
Jericho
Country
('.lob
and
played
eighteen
hole
of
cdf
there.
GET
IT
AT!
f
HIGH
CUSS
Y
-GROCERS
I
PHONE
586
&
FRESH
CREAM.
WE
DELIVER.
I
PORK
PIES
SCOTCH
OAT
CAKES
9
My
choice
for
aged,
jnaiuVc
quality!
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Ihe
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STAMPING
OUT
TUBERCULOSIS
-
Mortality
Figures
In
Britain
Show
Rapid
Diminution
In
,
D.v.nii.
,u
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M
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nf
nmarf
Disease
LO.NIMIX.
fL
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Canadian
Press
...
Thanks
in
large
measure
lo
Hi'
gradual
enlightenment
of
Ihe
public
about
Hie
disease
and
lo
Ihe
modren
mejtjns
!akeu
to
control
and
treat
II
tuberculosis
in
all
lis
form
is
rapidly
diminishing
in
this
country
and
America,
says
Ihe
medical
correspondent
of
The
Times.
How
exceedingly
rapid
Ibis
declension
is
becoming
is
not
boweyr.
generally
realized.
I
Hiring
Ihe
first
20
years
of
the
period
under
review,
IH7I-UI,
Hie
percentage
drop
in
mortality
was
35;
during
Ihe
last
20
years.
Ihe
per
rentage
drop
was
15.
Taking
consumption
alone
the
drop
was
32
for
Ihe
first
20
years
and
10
for
(lie
last
20
years.
i
Improved
Sanitation
There
has
been
an
"accelerated
drop"
In
Ihe
mortality
figures
This
possesses
immense
significance,
because
II
has
occurred
during
a
period
when
improved
methods
of
diagnosis
have
without
question
mealed
many
fresh
cases
and
disclosed
unsuspected
areas
of
infection.
Further,
the
drop
exceeds
Unit
of
Hie
general
mortality
from
all
.dis
eases
which
has
occurred
during
I
the
last
few
decades.
II
Is
of
a
special
character,
and
cannot
be
accounted
for
merely
'by
saying
thai
sanitation
lias
Improved,
or
people
are
becoming
immune."
There
Is
reason
to
believe
that
It
has
not
occurred
In
those
countries
in
which
anll-luberculosls
campaigns
have,
been
neglected.
Another
interesting
and
Important
feature
ol
the
present
situation
Is
Ihe
fad
that
'the
reduction
in
mortality
has
oc
curred
conspicuously
in
the
younger
ages,
say
up
lo
?5
years
nf
age.'
There
is
here
clear
In
,il.
M't--o
..
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v
01
eit"
$3.4b
SI.
85
Trading
Co.
Maguire
Phon
575.
iliagiHisis.
early
Ircatment
8
jiiex
eutie
afler-ejire.
Triumph
Won
It
may
be
fairly
assumed
i:it
the
mensures
111
foire
lo
.;
with
tins
disease
in
llritiim
n
:j
in
Hie
I'niled
Stales
have
Ju-"
f
tiemsrleI.
in
an
iivrmlii
.i.
I
Iiik
manner.
These
inenurr
;i
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...1
..
....
urn-pi
i-iiiiiii
iiiim-it:uioi.
iiiu
nan
be
said
thai
since
nublic
leresl
was
aroused
in
the
dlsr.i
and
public
opinion
ohlaiued
e-tbe
driving
force
behind
mini
tslrulive
action,
a
greal
Iriuui,
has
been
won.
The
I
ruth
is
ohasixcil
once
more
that
do.
'
and
people
must
work
logr
::r
in
complete
harmony
if
Ihe
f
5i
victory
er
disease
Is
o
?
made
sure.
W.
L.
Mackenrlc,
account.!
for
lleorge
I).
Tile
A
Co,,
saiir
1
Saturday
nitfhl
on
Ihe
I'rjr
Hupert
for
Powell
Hiver
11
Vancouver
011
a
holiday
Irlp
m
10,000
Citizens
kf
1
H
jvwTI
Lost
One
of
the
most
startling
fart
n
come
under
our
observation
",r
some
time
is
that
1
11,0011
peor!
left
our
province
Tor
Ihe
Slair
la,st
year,
because
ljierc
was
ul
work
or
money
here.
Wlul'
'hese
folks
were
going
away
!'
who
are
ef
were
spending
p
average
of
?0
,.ai.,
fr
km!
made
otilside,
that
could
Inn
been
bought
from
local
facloin"
Had
we
each
saved
our
H
we'd
have
kepi
our
10,000
and
'roiijihi
in
amdlier
1,000
lo
taVe
gtiod
jobs.
Made
in
n.(j.
meaiiH
soinclhing
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
328
DRAKE
STREET,
VANCOUVER.
Faetorles
at
Ladner
and
Abbotsfcrd,
B.C.