PAOE
SIX
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
9
p.m.
MAE
MARSH
In
"PADDY,
THE
NEXT
BEST
THING."
A
pU
lurizatioft
of
Gertrude
Page's
novel
und
play
of
dial
name.
One
of
the
greatest
stage
successes
or
modern
tunes.
A
comedy-drama
with
fascinating
Mae
as
an
incomparable
Irish
flapper,
whose
big
heart
always
guides
her
straight
ns
her
quick
wit
turns
real
troubles
into
great
happiness
and
griefs
into
joys.
A
pulse-stirring
story
so
lender
that
tears
spring
up
only
to
be
dashed
away
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
comes
to
the
smooth
path.
Mae
as
Paddy,
who
was
"Hie
next
best
thing"
to
the
son
for
whom
her
father
had
prayed.
Delightful
acting.
Magnificent
Kuglish
and
Irish
scenery.
Elaborate
settings.
Kxciting
hunting
and
yachting.
Hxceptional
Anglo-American
cast.
Mae
Marsh,
Darby
Foster,
Sir
Simeon
Stuart,
Cicorge
R.
Arthur.
Tom
Coventry,
Nina
lloucicault,
llailee
Wright.
Marie
Wright
and
many
distinguished
others.
COMEDY
CARTOON.
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35c
and
10c.
AN
APPLE
A
DAY
KEEPS
THE
DOCTOR
AWAY.
Extra
Special
50
Hoses
King
Apples
for
eatinK
or
cooking,
per
box
$1.95
Itowal's
Pickles,
large
bottle,
special
30c
Wo
Buy
and
Sell
LIVE
CHICKENS
OR
FOWL.
Write
us
for
prices.
We
can
handle
from
200
to
300
chickens
weekly.
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones.
2io,?ii,2i2
This
Week's
Specials
Apples,
Mcintosh
No.
1,
per
box
.
No
2,
per
box
.
Oranges,
3
doz.
.
.
preserving
Pears,
Heds
-
.
.
.
$2.75
...
$2.35
..
$1.00
per
box
...
...
...
..
T
'
Tomatoes,
per
basket
50c
Large
Head
Celery,
2
for
25c
Pickling
Onions,
3
lbs.
for
25o
.Green
Tomatoes,
0
lbs.
for
25c
Small
Pickling
Cucumbers,
per
lb
15c
Green
Peppers,
per
lb.
20c
lied
Cabbage,
per
lb.
..
6!2o
Heinz
Pickling
Vinegar,
per
quart
25c
per
gallon
90o
We
have
all
Pickling
Assortments.
Order
now.
E
GO
OM
STOR
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
LAND
ACT.
Cattiar
Land
Dlitrlct.
E
nernrdtinc
district
or
Prince
Ilupert,
and
annate
in
Atlln
Lake,
about
one
hair
mile
due
wel
or
Atliu
Townslte.
TAkK
!M
'TICK
that
Paul
L.
F.ert.
or
Atlln,
in
the
Province
or
British
Columbia,
occupation
Jeweller,
intend
to
apply
ror
iermlMl!n
to
purchase
the
following-decrllM'd
land:
C.oiuineticlnir
at
a
pot
planted
at
the
oulli
point
of
the
mull
Inland
known
a
Second
Island
In
Atlln
Lake,
tltualed
a
hove;
thenre
northwest
and
on
around
ttilx
Island
rollowlnr
the
Minre
line,
to
the
place
or
commencement
;
and
contalnlnir
two
acres,
morn
nr
le.
Sept.
3rd.
1021.
met,
i.nris
pniFnT
II
TIMBER
SALE
X
6440.
Scaled
Tender
Will
be
received
by
the
Minister
ir
Land,
at
Victoria.
Hot
later
than
noon
on
the
3rd
day
or
October,
104.
tor
the
purchase
or
Llrcjire
XflUO.
to
cut
g.Ron.ono
reel
or
Hemlock,
Balsam.
Smuie
ami
Odir
on
an
area
on
the
F.ast
hre
or
llawkerlmry
Island,
kitsaway
i;imiinei,
mime
t.
.ai
msiriri.
Three
(31
vesr
will
be
allowed
for
removal
or
limber.
Fnriher
particular
or
the
Chler
Fores
ter.
Victoria.
B
c...
or
District
Forester.
crmce
nuirt.
ju;.
1
Aid.
J.
A.
Smith
left
on
last
mailt'
train
for
Sniilhers
on
business.
He
will
be
away
three
or
four
days.
V.
H.
Manuel.
C.X.Il.
travel-
Dainty
Dorothy
Would
mention
Our
real
courteous
attention
Reliable
work,
fair
profits
and
prompt
service
is
what
you
may
expect
to
gel
at
this
shop.
We
are
experienced
and
properly
Phone
us
lo
call
for
your
garments.
If
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.
PHONE
8
Vent
BOX392
PRINCC-R.UPRT
TIMBER
8ALE
X6512.
Scaled
Tender
will
be
m-elved
by
the
Minister
of
Land
nut
later
than
mum
""
the
Hlh
day
or
October.
181.
ror
tli
tturrhaiw
or
Llrenre
X65IJ.
to
cut
m.Oiiii
Jarkplne
Tie
on
an
area
fOualed
about
i
mllen
East
from
the
Kast
Knd
or
Francois
Lake,
HaiiRe
S.
Coast
KIMrlct.
Two
It)
year
will
be
allowed
Tor
removal
or
tlnilier.
Further
particular
or
the
Chief
Forea-ler,
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
Mtrlct
Forester,
I'rlnce
Unperl.
HQ.
TIMBER
SALE
X5129.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
Ihe
Minuter
or
Land
not
later
than
noon
on
the
ICth
dav
or
Octolter,
Uil,
Tor
the
purchase
or
Licence
X5I9.
to
cut
l,(.-nnn
reel
or
Hemlock.
Spruce,
Cedar,
I'lne
and
nirrh.
JJ.VSS
lineal
reel
or
Cedar
Pole
and
plllii.
and
I6.S00
Hemlock
and
Pine
Tie
on
Lot
lo,
Ilange
6.
Coat
IiUtrirt.
Two
('
year
will
be
allowed
ror
removal
or
timber,
......
Fnriher
particulars
or
Hie
Chler
Forea-er.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Iiupcrt,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6328.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
IiUliIrt
Forester,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
9nth
rlar
if
Ortotier.
ttH.
for
the
fcrtrnr
Kiulorfl
Two
(i
year
will
be
allowed
Tor
removal
or
timber.
..,.,.
Further
particular
or
the
Chler
Forester,
Vlrtorla.
or
the
District
Forester.
Prince
luiperi,
B.C.
COMMON
SENSE
IS
THE
MOST
UNCOMMON
He
thai
as
it
may,
II
Is
a
of
considerable
interest
thai
more
and
more
householders
in
Prince
Iluperl
are
using
ctJinmim
sense
In
making
comparative
coal
tests
for
themselves.
Common
sense
says
that
although
many
coals
may
be
good
there
can
be
only
one
HF.ST
coal
the
one
lasting
longest,
giving
Ihe
greatest
heat,
showing
smallest
ash
deposit
and
being
free
from
rock
and
clinkers.
We
be
lieve
the
public
has
pronounced
an
undeniable
verdict
"NANAIMO
-
WIXL1NGT0N"
is1
the
HIXT.
This
is
also
proved
by
the
heavy
demand
that
is
being
I
made
daily
upon
Albert
&
McCaf-rey's
slock
of
this
famous
coal.
Watch
our
delivery
wagons
and
be
convinced
that
we
are
selling
most
of
Ihe
coal
in
Prince
Ilupert.
There's
a
reason.
Ask
the
woman
who
burns
II.
Phone
110
or
50
i
for
a
trial
order.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Prompt
delivery.
Don't
forget
Albert
A
McCaf-
liny;
auditor,
returned
to
Prince,
fery
are
sole
agents
for
"Nanat-ijtori'e
i'
la-'
uiht
'
tram.
tuo-Wellintoii'
coal,
If
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,
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
EXTRA
SPECIAL
5
Hi.
package
Victoria
Cross
Cocoa
for
60c
Josi
think,
5
lbs.
of
cocoa
Mir
li
ss
Hiati
a
pound
of
Tea
(!
Coffee.
Only
a
few
lo
selL
Tlii"
public
are
depending
on
I
tie
Fanners'
Market,
to
'-.ive
them
money.
You
Inac
everyone
saying.
"I
can
;c'l
il
at
Ihe
Tanners
.Market
for
less."
We
iiecr
iiuit.
We
SePv
for
Less.
We
are
here
lo
O
slay.
Save
Money
ami
Huy
from
us.
Dry
Salt
Hacks,
per
lb.
25o
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428
WOMAN
PUBLISHER
WITH
MUCH
COURAGE
Office
of
Paper
Was
Sacked
by
Mob
But
Policy
Remained
Unchanged
OUKHliC,
Oct.
7.
Mrs.
Honore
Chasse,
a
newspaper
editor
of
11
years'
active
experience,
and
a
woman
with
courage
enough
to
hold
her
French
language
newspaper,
I.'Kvenenienl,
to
a
conscription
policy
in
the
war
years
In
such
an
aati-ronscrtplion
city
as
Quebec,
died
here
recently
al
Ihe
age
of
5
'J
years.
-
No
woman
in
Canada
has
played
a
newspaper
role
such
a?
that
of
Mrs.
Chasse,
a
number
of
KK?Vft.ni
Arm?cV
to"cu.S7j7oollhee
years
being
in
the
troubled
reel
or
Hemlock,
Balsam,
cedar
aim
p,,r)0
0P
Cniiada
S
history.
Her
hushand
was
a
prominent
figure
in
Ihe
Quebec
district.
He
was
the
owner
of
a
small
paper,
the
publication
of
which
was
ceased
shortly
before
his
death,
but
he
continued
in
the
printing
business
and
when
he
died
Mrs.
Chasse
look
over
the
management
of
affairs
for
herself.
She
did
so
well
that
when
the
Con-sen
alive
tarty
bought
L'Kvene-ment,
an
evening
French-language
newspaper,
in
11109,
Mrs.
Chasse
wn
appointed
general
manager,
and
for
eleven
years
she
managed
the
paper,
holding
it
firmly
to
a
Conservative
policy.
She
advocated
conscription
during
Hie
war
years
and
when
mob
rule
was
in
force
for
a
time
in
Quebec
city
the
office
of
L'F.venc-men(
was
sacked,
but
Ibis
made
no
channe
in
her
policy.
Mrs.
.
.
Chasse
was
(he
mother
of
eleven
tnai
i
...
..mi
1
1
I
I
It-1
1
,
UlllU
UJ
WIIUII1
UIU
Bill!
living.
PRINCE
RUPERT
GIRLS
PASS
EXAMINATIONS
fSpecial
to
Daily
News)
VAXCOfVKIl,
Oct.
7.
Ie-snlts
nf
'the
Sepletnhcr
civil
service
examinations
for
sleiiojf-raplicrs
was
announced
nt
Vic-toiia
today.
They
include
two
Prince
Huperl
irls,
Dorolhy
O.
sieiihen.
senior,
and
IHiona
u
r
it;.
jn"iur.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
VARIOUS
PAYING
BYLAWS
ADVANCED
Aid.
Casoy
Suggests
that
Matter
of
Surfacing
Now
Streets
be
Considered
In
connection
wilh
the
passage
of
several
bylaws
for
street
uav-
lory.
Certain
sections
of
Third
Avenue
did
not
seem
lo
be
standing
up
very
well.
Aid.
Perry
slated
thai
it
was
,lhe
Intent
inn
lo
do
muuething
along
these
lints
next
year.
It
was
too
late
to
put
tarvia
down
this
season.
lie
admitted
mat
the
new
streets
would
probably
need
surfacing.
Aid.
Colarl
thought
the
new
roads
should
be
allowed
In
settle,
before
siif-fhointf
litem.
F.ven
if
a
coal
of
tarvia
wh
put
on
this
year,
they
would
probably
need
another
next
year,
lie
was
not
in
favor
of
increasing
Hie
cost
of
original
construction
on
out
lying
sections.
Aid.
Casey
was
inclined
Jo
be
lieve
that
Aid.
Collnrl's
con
I
en
I
ion
might1,
bo
correct.
Hylaws
providing
for
Hip
pav
ing
of
Sixth
Avenue
from
Fulton
Street
to
lylor
to
a
whllh
of
IH
feel;
Sixth
Avenue
from
Pillion
St
reel
to
Hays
Cove
Circle
to
a
widlh
of
fifteen
feel;
F.ighlh
Auditorium
21S
Sixth
Avenue
Open
every
day
for
Ska!
ing.
From
2
t
t
p.m.
Fvenings
8
l
10.
Tuesday
.Night.
Hand
Nigl
l.
Friday
-Night.
Moonlight
Skating.
Competent
Instructors
to
leach
beginners.
Phone
Hlack
4'0.
L.
F.
Marrcn,
Prot
'.Her'.
IT
AT!
"
I
H-Jg
Avenue
from
Mcllrhlc
Street
to
Seventh
Avenue
and
Hays
Cove
i
Circle,
and
Allin
Avenue
from
the
junction
of
Second
Avenue
to
Seventeenth
Street
were
advanced
to
their
third
readings.
The
construction
bylaw
for
the
paying
of
Hays
Cove
Circle
was
laid
over
for
a
week
so
that
It
may
be
redrafted.
This
is
mado
f
iic
nl
last
nielli'
rom.oii
.......i
!
necessary
through
(he
decision
ing,
Aid.
Casey
suggested
that
it!'0
cul
.,l,roll8
'
School
might
be
wise
to
consider
the;81"011
mailer
of
surfacing
the
new!
.......
3hodWfl,sta'a"
T,,
"'i
WHERE
WILb
ASSES
generally
approved
with
only
one
.
QUENCH
THEIR
THIRST
.criticism.
It
was
foil
that
they
linight
not
withstand
the
heavy
One
of
Canada'
lendine
lunik.
rains.
Though
some
of
the
road
crs
addressed
a
visiting
roiivcn-had
already
lieen
completed,
it
lion
ut
American
business
men
was
not
loo
late
to
consider
the
the
other
day.
In
'the
course
of
mailer
of
surfacing
on
other.
his
address
he
wit
iiiweHiihitr
ii.
and,
if
considered
advisable
and
;
province
of
Quebec
and
said:
economical,
provide
for
it
in
the'
"There
is
one
olher
advanlagc
bylaws.
He
was
not
recommend-;
Hint
the
province
of
Quebec
has
ing
that
this
be
done
but
merely
inml
if
you
want
lo
know
what
it
asking
that
the
matter
be
con-!
is,
rWid
the
Kllth
psalm,
the
sidered.
He
was
not
1
1
re
i
tared
lo
eleventh
verse."
say
himself
that
the
tarvf.ij
The
visiting
Americans
must
nieinoil
was
altogether
satisfac-
have
sensed
sony
hidden
joke
in
ihe
lulmeal
reference,
for
they
laughed
and
applauded
vigorously.
Hut
when
they
weul
back
to
their
rooms
in
the
hotel
they
read
out
of
the
fiideon's
Hible
these
words?:
"They
nave
drink
to
every
beast
or
the
field;
Iho
wild
asses
piench
their
thirst."
HALIBUT
PRICES
WERE
HIGH
TODAY
Five
American
Boats
and
Two
Canadians
Marketed
Total
of
107,700
Pounds
at
Esohange
iiHiiniii
rnunes
were
given
good
rires
al
the
FIMi
Kxcbaiixe
this
morning,
American
boat?
averaging
close
lo
10c.
and
7
and
Canadians
approaching
17c
ami
7c.
Five
American
vc.ccl
sold
'J8.000
pounds
uud
two
Can
adians,
y.70u
pounds
a
tidal
for
the
day
of
107,700.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol
lows:
American
Sumner.
10,000
pounds,
at
18c
and
7c,
lo
(he
Allin
and
Pacific
Fisheries.
Albatross,
.12.110(1
,
pounds,
al
I'J.te
ami
Ho
to
the
Iloyul
Fish
Co.
Sentinel,
18,000
pounds
at
IH.'.ic
and
7c,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Wave,
1,000
pounds,
and
Re
liance,
1,000
pounds,
al'l8.5eand
7c,
lo
Ihe
Hoolh
Fisheries
Can
adian
Co.
JHEKSBIAHB
Si.
i!M
HUM
Canadian
X.
&
S..
2.700
pounds
and
Toodie,
7,000
pounds,
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HIGH
CLASS
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586
FRESH
CREAM.
PORK
PIES
WE
DELIVER.
SCOTCH
OAT
CAKES
Tuesday,
October
7
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Cash
&
Carry
Specials
Rogers'
Golden
Syrup,
T
lb.
tins
B.C.
Cooking
Onions,
8
lbs
Mixed
Peel,
per
Ik.
straight
(ft
lh.
Citron,
balance
Lemon
ami
Orange
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newspapers
expressni
nap-;
pointmenl
at
Hie
showing
of
Htei
empire
s
atlileles
al
Ihe
ran
Olympiad.
"II
was
not
much
lo
boasi
of,"
says
the
Osaka
The
fault
is
found
in
part.
this
newspaper
continues,
in
Japanese
houses,
culoin
nml
food,
which
altoitellier
lend
lo
produce
men
of
slighter
physhiue
than
is
Hi"
rule
In
western
countries.
"Our
people
should
live,
cat.
work
and
rest
aceordinp
lo
principles
which
promote
health
and
slicngtli.'
Tonight
radio
fans
will
hear
a
mixed
chorus,
a
ladies'
ipiartet,
the
Alton
Trio,
a
talk
on
Naples.
Pompei
ami
Home
and
violin
and
cello
solos
"from
KtiO,
Oakland.
40c
25c
35c
NEW
ARRIVALS
LADIES'
DEPT.
Princess
Slips
in
Hroa'lcliith
ami
Haluielle.
vv
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In
malrli.
New
ulea
in
Fancy
Waist
und
j
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Children's
Woollen
Hoods.
LADIES'
FLANNELETTE
NIGHTGOWNS
White.
Pink,
Mauve.
Pcai
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Hlue.
Speejul
j,
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BOYS'
FLANNELETTE
PYJAMAS
In
nviit
stripe
designs.
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$i,85
BOYS'
HEAVY
PULLOVER
JERSEYS
100
Pure
Wool
in
combination
stripes.
Sue.
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Special,
each
$14
MEN'S
FLEECE-LINED
COMBINATIONS
K.xtru
quality,
Tiger
brand.
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to
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$i,55
MEN'S
PIGSKIN
WORK
GLOVES
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lined,
in
iiim-wii
seam-,
nil
(ileiier.
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Special,
pair
$
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BUCKSKIN
SHIRT8
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like
leather
and
we.irs
for
ever,
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fringe
and
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mil.
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$1,5
Universal
Trading
Co,
TEETH!
TEETH!
With
the
Cold
W
eather
runimg
on
nw
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the
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those
faulty
leel.li
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MODERN
DENTISTRY
LOWE8T
PRICES.
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J.
F.
Maguire
Smith
Block.
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to
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Hoolh
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Co.
Phone
571
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SHOP
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visited
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were
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