ji
Phonn
inn
.
C0RN
w
ri--n
i
mbii
i
t
i
i
r
The
heart
of
a
kid
glows
warm
for
Kellogg's
and
these
crisp,
golden
flakes
repay
in
health.
Easytodigest
nourishing--deli-ciou$
with
milk
or
cream
or
fruit
CORN
FLAKES
Ovn-lfih
alwayt
CORN
HAKES
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
'
For
Vancouver.
Victoria,
and
Seattle
ubarrv
s
Fine
Perfumes
f
and
Toilet
Luxuries
rcuslilily
to
jM
Mj.if
01
g
I
i.i-tc
.md
refinement
w
...
.
w
mi
inwLbia
at
wnisiNkd
'1
mVlgOr.ltlllg.
ITll'-.ltlllg
Kill
IttMlllllMllff.
FLOWER
SCENTED
BATH
SOAPS
FACE
POWDER
niMiiiViuriu
UUIMI9
DAY
CREAM
NIGHT
CREAM
TRAVELLING
OUTFITS
i)
nmpart
and
.
i
mi
t
form,
every
Toilet
ikrly
to
be
required
hi
;i
holiday:
Perfume,
JVe
Might
Cream,
Toilet
Soap.
Dueling
Powder!
inn)
Tth
Voslv
da
-Arc
c
t
inii'rcrv
.r,
m
m
-sm
m
mm
m
m
m
m
m
The
Ploner
DruaaUU
-
The
RexaJI
Store
uro
Ave.
A
SUth
SU
Phones
82
and
200
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
October
7,
17,
28
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
October
3,
13,
2
8.3.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedsle,
Swanton
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea-t
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
-
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Line.
Full
Information
from
W.
0.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
(Vrmr
of
4th
8'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
I
Helgcrson
Block.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
DENTIST
Office
Hours:
)
a.m.
to
fl
p.m.
Open
F.veiiiiigs
by
Hpenar
Apoiiitment
1
Underwood
m
Wjy
LondohDryCln
1
Th
Qln'ou
will
)(
for
again
RjH
'lis
in
I
v.
r-i
i
i
t
1.
1
1
..
i
i
...
.lUiiinuuil
liv
the
-'Viyiniiivin
if
uiji
UJUIIBOl-i
ui
iiisi'iujvu
-j
Lt'iuur
Control
Hun.nl
Or
by
the
Oovcrnnient
uf
British
Columbia.
WHEAT
CROP
THIS
SEASON
World
Supply
Estimated
at
Three
Hundred
Million
Bushels
Short
WASHINGTON.
OH.
7.
'By
Canadian
I'lt'td;
-The
probable
production
uf
wheat
in
the
Nor-Ihern
llPiuinph.-rc,
outside
of
Miii.nia,
Mill
he
about
2,700,000.-000
bushels
romnarcd
willi
3
000,000,0(10
bushel
produced
last
year,
nay
the
United
Stales
Department
of
Agriculture,
basing
its
statement
on
official
esll-mal
ami
forecasts
from
25
countries,
ami
unof
ficjal
advices
from
three
rounlrit.
Wheat
harvest
in
the
Northern
Hemisphere,
ace
reported
in
lie
practically
completed.
Figured
for
the
25
countries,
which
exclude
France,
Oermany,
llninania
and
Itussia,
show
an
aggregalc
of
2.218.000,000
bushel
I'limpared
with
2,500.000,000
bushel
at
year.
No
reliable
eif-limale
of
the
Itossian
crop
is
axailable
hut
various
report
indicate
lliat'lhc
x
portable
surplus
will
lie
less
than
last
year.
Private
forecasts
of
the
French
crop
range
frum
200.01(1,000
l.uilnl
to
312,000,0(10
bushels,
as
enm-pare
with
270.000,040
bushels
la
mI
year.
The
(ierrnan
crop
estimated
on
the
)i.in
uf
forecasts
from
Prussia
anil
Havana
i
about
92,000,-000
bu.hels
compared
with
106,-000.000
buhels
lat
year,
and
the
Humanian
crop
according
to
private
reports
will
be
about
70
per
cent
of
lal
year
when
the
liarve.l
was
101.000.000
bmdiels.
Canadian
Crop
Improved
The
Canadian
crop
has
Irrf-proveil
during
the
pool
nvonlh
untr
favorable
weather
eomll-llonn.
the
department
rcort.
The
Scitemher
1
foreen!
Is
8iU.-
OOft.ooo
hii.hi'N.
which
is
an
"tn
r-eae
of
9,000.000
huheN'
over
i
auuui
iorerae
ion
jk3.ihhi.
OOO
)uhe4
le
than
the
final
extimale
of
lexl
year.
Harvesting
tin
the
prairie
Provinces
abmit
I
two
weelix
late
ami
there
ts
still
iMiine
chance
of
(rain
or
bs
in
I
he
crop.
Itaina
during
AiikusI
tmprovtl
eoiHlilkH
'iierHlly,
ImiI
in
Alberta
rain
wa
loo
lute
jto
save
lb
cmf
where
driMiphl
iajor'
was
cvere.
.ome
daimiire
iia
iei
rauri
ay
fro:i
aul
Its
extent
has
not
yet
been
determined,
(iruin
yields
in
Manitoba
are
reported
as
ponsiderohly
alxve
nverane,
hilt
ilue
tv
the
late
eaon
the
ami
to
he
harveled
C
anada
i
reported
to
be
lo.HWI,-000
bimbels
compared
with
7.-la'.l.oOO
biMhels
la!
year;
rye
12JO9.000
btihel.
compareit
with
23.2.12.000
hnshels,
Iwrlev
10.700,000
bushels
compared
with
5C.3.09A.OO0
busheN
lat
year.
FRANCISCANS
HELD
A
CELEBRATION
IN
OLD
CANTERBURY
Cardinal
Led
Procession
In
Scarlet
Robes
Followed
by
Two
Mitred
Bishops
LONDON,
Oct.
7.
(Canadian
Press
.
Not
since
Geoffrey
niiaucer's
pilgrims
pased
be
neath
the
city
gates
of
ancient
Canterbury
has
thK
the
nvdher-eily
of
I'.iiglainl,
seen
a
stranger
pilgrimage
than
that
which
took
placo
the
other
day
in
celebration
of
the
700th
anniversary
of
the
coming
of
the
Franciscans
to,
,
KiiKlaml.
.V
Cardinal
In
scarlet
robes
walked
in
procession
tlirousU
the!
I
'streeJs.
Behind
him
were
lwo
mil
red
bishops
of
the
Church
of;
Home,
and
then
n
long
file
of
I'raiiciscans
In
Iheir
brown
cowhnl
robes,
with
sandalled
feet(
ami
shaven
crowns,
Dominicans
i
in
black
ami
while
habits,'
Capu-clnes.
lliMiedictlnes,
while
miffed
nuns
in
flowing
robes
of
black
niul
grey,
und
a
great
following
of
the
laily
from
nil
parts
of
Kngland.
He
fore
Hip
Hnrdinal
walked
whlte-surpliced
acolytes,
one
of
whom
bore
aloft
n
great
silver
crucifix.
They
chanted
as
they
walked,
and
Ihe
sun,
filling
the
ancient
streets
with
light
and
shadow,
Invexln.il
the
spectacle
with
nn
Illusion
of
mediaeval
splendor,
On
arrival
the
pilgrims,
num.
n
Jove
that
nevcri'cs
wood
in
the
presence
of
Cardinal
iloiirne.
A
civic
welcome
was
accorded
by
Ihe
Mayor
of
Canter-huy.
,
From
I
lie
church
the
niliTinis
'
marched
to
Ihe
-ruins
of
Ihe
old
Franciscan
Friary,
where
seven
centuries
ago
the
Liltle
Brethren
of
St.
Francis
found
a
haven
in
a
skeptical
land.
In
this
perfect
selling
of
old
brick
walls,
framing
one
of
Ihe
loveliest
gardens
in
Kngland,
a
solmn
Te
Deum
was
sung.
TO
BROADCAST
WEATHER
TOKIO,
Japan,
Oct.
7.
In
creased
cMciency.in
the
broad
casting
or
weainer
iaia
lo
vessels
in
the
seas
around
Japan
is
promised
by
a
new
meteorologi
cal
broadcasting
station
installed
by
Ihe
Tokio
Central
Observa-!
lory.
The
radius'
of
the
new;
station
will
be
I.Q09
miles.
!
COATS
Wo
have
a
very
select
assortment
of
Ladies'
Coats
in
Ihe
newest
styles
and
Cloths.
CUT
VELOUR
TEDDY
BEAR-CLOTHS
MARVELLA
'DEMERS'
Phone
7
P.
O.'
B6x
37
J.
:
NOT
SO
LARGE
iv,
m
mr
-
Kt
r
xr
1
,
?.
.
i
iu
leat.
limn
lnl
vAnr
VIaIiI.
In
herinur
atmut
700.
i.rorooIN
to
the
Oalholic
church
of
St
i
t.ii!ii.lt'rably
Ix-lovv
average.
'Thomas,
where
Mass
was
cele-ir.ul,.rii,.i.
of
flATAenl
Inlbniled
by
the
Hishop
of
Flrent-
2s:
Modern
Chivalry
Chivalry
Is
not
dead.
It
has
heen
expressed
through
the
large
sums
of
life
insurance
in
force
in
Canada.
Nearly
four
billion
dollars
of
protection
now
exists
for
women
and
children,
and
many
homes
will
be
saved
through
this
form
of
"chivalry".
Children
will
be
provided
with
food,
clothing
and
education,
homes
will
cease
to
be
broken
up:
because
the
great
work
of
life
insurance
is
to
extend
love
and
care
for
women
and
children
far
beyond-the
life
of
the
Bread-winner.
If
you
have
not
sufficient
life
insurance,
why
not
consult
the
nearest
life
insurance
representative
to-day?
Life
Insurance
Service
rr
g'.
i
STAR
ATTACKS
POLICE
METHOD
Says
Should
be
no
Need
to
Have
A-'
lted
Orders
From
Pp'lce
CoirmUsion
The
Vancouver
Star
in
criticizing
the
police
methods
of
Vancouver
says:
A
clean
up
of
Vancouver
underworld
has
been
ordered
by
the
police
corumissionl
Uolh
Chief
of
l'olico
Long
and
Inspector
Jncksolrrhavd
promptly
reported
that
Chinatown's
gambling
joints
are
now
dark,
and
will
stay
dark.
The
lid
Is
on.
Why
were
orders
from
Ihe
police
commission
necessary
at?
all
Was
the
chief
ever
in
doubt,
as.
to
his
duty?
Is
not
the
law
the
same,
today
as
it
was
yesterday?
Rambling,
dope
peddling,
bootlegging
have
been
wide
open
for
years.
Holdups,
assaults,
robberies
have
been
monotonous
in
their
regularity.
And
through
it
all
a
dumb
naralysis
seemed
to
hold
the
chief
and
his
force
in
its
grip.
The
law
was
alwaya
plain.
Its
enforcement
was
the
chief's
sworn
obligation.
But
month
after
month
a
tragic,
farce
was
carried
oa.
Rounded
Up
I
Raids
were
made.
Sheep-like
i
Orientals,
rounded
up
in
droves,
I
were
let
out
on
a
paltry
bail
and
I
promptly
went
back
to
their
dives,
I
The
bail
was
forfeited;
but
the
I
gambling
went
on
uv
the
same
jold
places
with
the
sarnie
old
I
people
right
undpr
the
eyes
of
j
the
police.
I
It
is.
not
Chinatown
that
needs
a
clean
up.
The
work
needs
to
be
started
near
hom;e.
The
police
force
itself
needs
Investigation.
The
Star
still
stilt
hhs
lias
confidence
commence..
tn
Chief
of
confidence
I
!
'
-i
Lady
Bobbie
Hats
The
new
shape
specially
made
to
Bobbed
Head
arrived
today
from
Chicago.
Try
them
on,
style
unsurpassed.
WELCOME
GERMAN
SHIP
HAMHURO,
Oct.
7.
When
the
liner
Westphalia
recently
called
at
Queenslown,
Ireland,
to
land
some
passengers
the
Oennan
ship
was
given
an
enthusiastic
welcome,
which,
was
totally
un
expected.
People
at
the
pier
cheered
and
a
delegation
headed
by
by
the.
the.
mayor
mayor
went
we.nl
aboan
aboard,
ex-
Police
Long,
but
that
tended
best
wishes
of
the
Is
being
very
sorely
.munlty
and
emphasized
A
ItlllAf
chief
VflfWa'O
knows
where
n'll.M.I!.,!!,,
f
.dl.llAn.
relations
Ii.li.-nn.
tried.
The
friendly
(ha
weakness
lies,
but
ho
has
not
I
two
countries.
o
com
I
the
between
the
fit
the
Shingle
No
two
alike.
For
comfort
they
are
unbeatable.
For
SPECIAL
$3.95
EACH
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
3rd
Aveand
Fulton
St
We
stock
Pictorial
Patterns.
yet
dared
to
put
his
hand
on
it.
He
hasunder
his
conVmand
a
splendid
body
of
constables.
Hut,
somewhere,
higher
up,
a
sinister
tuiwer
has
shown
its
influence.
The
eblef
has
not
come
to
grip
with
it.
Purge
or
Get
Out
The
hour
Is
at
band
for
Chief
Long.
He
must
either
rule
and
purge
his
force,
or
I
lie
worst
elements
in
it
will
gpt
him.
Which
is
it
to
bP?
TENDERS
Phone
9.
FOR
COAL
SK.VLCD
Tt'.NDEKS
ddrvs.-wd
to
Iht
PiirTliiitnit
Aront,
l-r-arHiM-ni
or
tHiplte
Wurk.
lituw.
ulli
iw
rr-ceivt'U
by
him
mull
12
o'clock
noon,
Monday,
Octobot
13,
1924,
for
tlie
upily
ur
roil
for
the
Po-luintvn
Bullion
and
Ktprrlmrntal
Farm
iul
Station
tliruurhi'iii
th
l'nivlnc
of
NaniloiM.
saskairnewac,
aiixtu
ana
Urlllsa
Columbia,
and
at
knuira.
Ontario.
lurtu
ur
Iruilrr
Willi
nrriricailons
am
rtsulUloui
attached
ran
bo
ublalnrd
from
U.
W.
bawiuiiv
i'urrtuiut
.Vrnt,
.!-
imrlnrrut
uX
rnbilr
vvurk.,
Ottawa,
r.
t:.
Cyr.
supt.
if
Ouuiiuiou
BullJiiii,
vvihiiI-iwir.
Man..
H.
E.
Matthew.
District
llfl-ilfut
Aribltrrt,
Wtunlicr.
Mail..
O.
1.
SivplwiiMiti,
bUlrlrt
lWKInt
Arrhiurl.
HfkUU.
Sask..
I.
M.
StrvhviiHuu.
DUtrtrt
Kraldrnt
Arrhltfct.
CaUary,
i.
O.
Wrlfhl.
SutHTlHtemlfiit
or
Doinliiluii
Hulldlux.
Vaumuvrr,
B.C.,
Wnt.
Ilrndrr-liHtrlcl
llflilnl
Arriiltrrl.
VlrMrla,
B.C.
and
from
the
Surrrlnlndnt
uf
fx-prrlwvnul
Kariurt
aud
SUtUou,
aud
th
r.arflakrr
of
Ui
varum
Pouiiiilon
Build-lnr
tn
tli
Mid
Vrtivlwr.
imulile
of
Wlwiliwir,
R.fina,
CaUary,
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Tvuder
wUI
not
be
rwiwiitcrfxt
unlraa
kiiilr
on
thc
Pirnu.
Tlx
rlarlit
to
ilemand
from
t!t
aucr.
till
Winlcrcr
a
dvptult,
nut
.icrrdlnr
10
cr
rent
or
tlm
vain
of
the
contract,
to
cur
tlie
pn-t-vr
rultlluirnl
or
tint
euit-trasl,
I
rfjurvt-d.
By-
onlr,
S.
E.
O'BBJEPt.
Secrotary.
Department
of
rublle
Works.
Ottawa,
September
IJ,
lvti,