PAGE
SIX
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday
at
7
and
9,
and
Saturday
Matinee
at
3.
"Thundering
Dawn"
A
gripping,
melodramatic
thriller.
A
stirring
love
story
of
two
women,
one
good,
the
oilier
bad,
"and
their
struggle
for
the
soul
of
a
man.
Glamour!
Romance!
Tremendous
sensations!
Spectacular
effects!
A
mighty
typhoon,
an
awe-inspiring
tidal
wave
are
amongst
the
big
srenes
picturized
in
this
colossal
love
drama.
Crashing
storms.
Devastating
avalanches
of
water-wind-lashed
seas,
and
amidst
all,
Ihe
fierce,
primitive
struggle
of
a
woman
of
culture
and
a
woman
of
the
underworld
for
the
soul
of
a
hnmap
derelict.
Superb
cast.
J.
Warren
Kerrigan,
Anna
(j.
"Nilsson.
Tom
Santschi,
Edward
Burns,
Chas.
Clary,
Winifred
Hryson
and
.many
others.
Century
Comedy
"Hit
'em
Hard."
Admission
50c
and
25c
7alk
Downstairs
and
SAVE
MONEY
White
Pickling
Onions
(now
in;
15c
to.,
7
lbs.
$1.00
Medium
sized
Cucumbers,
splendid
Tor
pickling,
6
for
25c
Fresh
Citron,
firs'
shipment
now
in,
lb
8c
Fresh
Outdoor
Tomatoes,
5
lb.
basket
.
.
.
50c
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
per
5
lb.
basket
75c
Large
Head
Celery
....
15c
Golden
llanlam
Corn,
dozen
...
50c
New
Carrots,
0
lbs.
25c
Cooking
Onions,
U.C.,
5
lb.
25c
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb.
.
.
5c
Ilarllelt
Preserving
Pears,
heavy
pack
in
apple
boxes
per
case
$2.85
Choice
Cooking
Apples,
unwrapped,
per
box
.
.
$2.50
f
RupertTablcSiipply
I
Three
Pliones-.-7KMii.2i2
LAND
ACT.
Nonet
of
intention
to
Apply
to
Leaa
Land.
I
III
yutrii
Uiarlutle
Imjmi!
Lauii
District,
i
Iti'i-ordin?
lililflct
of
It
Hire
ltHpert.
U.C.,
I
and
Minnie
lieir
Tow
Mill.
Graham
Island.
TAKE
.NOTICE
ihai
I,
lii-orf-
W.
Oov-
ling,
ur
J48i
camrnidK
Stipet.
Vancouver,
II.C
occupation
iimnufairturer.
intinds
to,
apply
for
i'rml9(n
to
leac
the
following
oVkrrlbed
lsi.l
:
i.oinmenclnt:
at
a
I
iHt
vtanli'd
near
the
root
of
Tow
Hill,
j
east
side.
Ihence
northerly
lo
low
water
mark;
Uh-mo
wi-strrly
foliowinir
low
water
I
mark
at
ehaiiw;
iti-nv
southerly
thrre
(hams;
llwwf
raiterly
so
inm
to
point
of
roinmcnt'Ciiient
and
rontatulnz
t&
acres,
more
orle...
OEOnflE
w
D0WLWfli
,
Applicant.
:
DAVE
ftUTTE.N,
AKem
JnateI
June
8.
14
tImbEh'saLE
XG425,
'
Scaled
Tincltr
will
ho
rcwlvt-d
liy
tlie
Minister
or
Lands,
at
Victoria,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
11
Hi
day
or
September,
ivit,
for
ttu
purchanc
or
LK-i-ur.e
-
0411.
to
cut
in.ooo
lineal
Iwt
or
Hole
and
I'llliiK
on
l.otit
105
and
I0H3.
H
timed
alxiiil
3
W
mill's
and
on
other
aide
or
skecna
lilver
rrom
Ileum
station,
itanitn
t,
Coail
I
.a
ml
lilstrlet.
Two
(ii
yours
will
he
allowed
Tor
removal
or
llnilier.
Kurllier
oartieulari
or
ih-
riiief
k-ip
ter.
Vletorln,
H.C.,
or
District
Forc.tcr,
prlnrp
luiticrt,
B
C
114TH
BIRTHDAY
Lady
Celebrates
This
Afternoon
With
Young
Brother
of
100
t
and
Boy
of
89
NCW
YOHK,
Sept.
19.
When
Mrs.
Mac
Urdang
celebrates
her
U-Uli
birthday
this
afternoon,
among
tho
participants
will
bo
her
"yonmr"
In
oilier
of
n
hundred
and
her
"buy"
just
89.
PRINTERS
ARRESTED
Crosby
and
Leader
Charged
With
-
Forging
Trademark
VANCOUVim,
Hopl.
19
lloberl
Crosby
anil
James
1,'eader,
print
-
ers,
Were
arrest
pl
hero
and,
charged
with
forging
a
trade-
mark.
These
ate
Hie
men
whom
the
police
allege
had
possession1
of
the
dies
of
iwu
manufacturers
of
wll
know;!
In
ami-;
of
wbiskey.
i
Hot
It
Were
released
mi
ball
of
?2,-J
500.
Fox
News-Gazette
ONE
YOUNG
WOMAN
WHO
KNOWS
a
lot
about
the
proper
care
of
her
wardrobe
is
Dainly
Dorothy.
She
knows
how
lo
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.
PHONE
8
B0X392
P
Rl
N
CEr-rftAj
PE
RT
WALK
OVER
TO
OUR
STORE
AND
Save
Money
Take
advantage
of
reduced
prices
now!
Rogers'
Syrup,
20
10
lb.
tins
...
.
5
lb.
tins
No
1
Uuttcr,
lb.
..
14
lb.
boxes
.
.
I5.C.
Kpjrs,
3
dozen
I'otaloes,
per
sack
l
ancy
Dry
Onions,
Carrots.
0
lbs.
.
.
.
Yellow
Turnips.
4
lb.
tins
...
$1X5
.
.
.
85c
,
.
.
.
45c
....
40o
.
..
$5.50
for
$1.10
..
$2.03
5
ibs.
25c
25c
lbs.
25c
ECONOMY
STOR
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
E
THE
RINK
Now
Open
for
SKATING
Willi
Hand
in
attendance
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
23.
L.
F.
Marren,
I'roi
Jiilor.
Phone
Dlack
449.
Sterling
Furnace
GOAL
Dtlltarad
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
TIiIj
Is
a
very
superior
furnace
coal.
It
elves
a
clean
hot
tire
and
Is
entirely
rree
from
soot,
clinkers,
slack
and
dirt.
Some
or
the
large.!
heating
plants
In
the
city
are
now
nuns-
It
with
entirely
satlsraitory
remit.,
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sacks.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
ire
also
Ag-ents
for
the
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
orfleat
Hottl
Oantral.
Phona
18
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIQHT.
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
stcck
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invltsd.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
and
FARMERS'
BEST
TEA
ON
SALE.
Friday
and
Saturday.
Reg.
70e.
Special,
per
lb.
50c
Blue
Ribbon
Tea
in
2ttlb.
packages
only
and
accompanying
meat
orders
at
our
reduced
prices:
Boiling
Ucef
6c
Pot
Roast
8c
On
5
lb.
Tea
you
save
$1.00
Do
not
miss
this
chance.
Other
Specials
are
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
3
lbs.
for
$1-00
Bulk
Cocoa,
2
lbs.
for.
.
25c
Strawberry
Jam
(pure;
per
'
tin
,
75o
Fancy
Jumble
Pack
Apples,
per
box
$2.25
Orders
of
3.00
delivered.
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
SPIRITS
FOILED
BRITISH
FLYER
Natives
of
Urup
Island
Declare
Stuart
MacLaren
Courted
Bad
Luck
at
Totokan
Bog
TOKIO,
Sept.
ly
111
fortune.
which
attended
the
attempt
of
A.
Sluarl
MacLaren,
British
round-
the-world
aviator,
and
his
companions
to
fly
across
the
remainder
of
the
globe
after
leaving
Japan,
is
attributed
by
the
natives
of
Urup
Island,
one
of
the
bleak
Kuriles,
to
tho
airman's
own
in
difference
to
evil
spirits.
When
Major
MacLaren's
big
Vickers
amphibian
hopped
off
from
Toshinioye,
Yetorofu
Isjand,
one
day
in
July,
with
I'aramu-sliiru
Island,
at
the
north
of
the
Kurilc,
chain,
as
his
goal,
fogs
and
wind
compelled
him
to
land
at
Totokan
Bay,
on
the
southwest
coasl
of
Urup
Island.
The
hay
is
exposed,
and
when
the
wind
rosej
Major
MacLaren
flew
Jiis
plane
a
short
distance
inland,
aight-
iug
on
a
body
of
brackish
water,
known
as
Tolukbii
Bog.
In
so
doing,
according
lo
the
sparse
population
of
Urup
Island,
lie.
rourted
the
malevolence
of
evil
spirils.
v
Totokan
Bog
is
an
ill-omened
water.
The
natives
say
It
is
bottomless,
and
thai
no
man
has
ever
entered
its
water
and
conic
onl.
alive.
There
is
an
evil
female
spirit,
the
natives
believe,
who
makes
a
specially
of
handsome
men,
and
when
such
a
one
comes
to
the
hog
he
"vanishes
like
smoke"
and
his
body
is
seen
no
more.
Four
years
ago
two
sailors
attempted
lo
cross
the
bog
by
swimming.
They
were
seen
lo
reach
llin
middle
of
Ihd
lake,
swimming
strongly,
and
then
together
went
down
without
a
sound.
Major
MacLaren
resled
for
four
hours
on
the
shores
of
the
bog,
living
at
an
experimental
fox
farm,
inaiiilalned
on
Ihe
island
by
Ihe
Japanese
Department
of
Agriculture
and
Commerce,
and
'then
hopped
off
on
a
successful
flight
In
THE
DAILY
NEW3
GYRO
CLUB
AS
ROTARY
GUEST
by
a
bridge
tournament
in
which
all
member!!
of
each
club
will
partieipatc.
At
the-'
luncheon
I
here
will
be
fifteen
minute
addresses
by
one
person
from
each
club
on
what;
seems
the
most
feasible
under-1
taking
for
the
club
during
the)
coming
year
and
whether
itj
should
be
undertaken
by
the
clubs
individually
or
jointly.
This
will
be
followed
by
a
short
discussion,
by
three,
men
on
cither
side
after
which
the
bridge
will
be
started.
The
bridge
tournament
is
to
be
under
the
nvauagemeut
of
Col.
McMordie
and
the
general
arrangement
for
Ihe
dinner
arc
to
be
handled
by
George
Bryant,
Thomas
Mc'.lymonl,
V.
E.
Wil
liams.
George
Woodland
Jim
Lec.
FAIR
TERRACE
Over
700
Entries
at
Annual
Event
In
Fruit
Centre
The
Annual
Fall
Fair
was
a
great
success
this
year.
The
entries
were
-much
he;tvier
thi
year,
there
being
over
seven
hundred
entries.
The
ladies
of
the
community
served
dinner,
af.
lernoon
tea
and
supper
and
aid-!
ed
financially
otherwise.
Miss
I.auder
judged
Ihe
Fancy
work,
home
cooking
and
school
work.
The
entries
in
Ihe
latter
were
heavy
and
Ihe
fancy
work
exhibits
were
almost
double.
Mr.
Mu
ur
o
judged
the
field
root,
zrain
ami
grasses.
Mr.
Murray
was
the
judge
for
fruit
and
vegetables.
GERMAN
STOCK
C.P.R.
IS
SOLD
YORK.
Sept.
19
A
Will
be
Entertained
at
Dinner!
xfW
lock
of
38.000
shares
of
stock
Week
From
Thursday:
Bridge
,n
he
anaiUan
Pacific
Railway
Drive
After
j
formerly
held
by
the
German
Imperial
Government
has
been
Instead
of
the
regular
Rotary
I.
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TI,.,rU..
DMnhor
O"
l"
0
"lIACi.
I
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ill
411
VII
IJ
II
UUJ
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....
.
.
.
2,
arranjjemrnts
have
been
made
for
the
Rotary
Club
to
entertain
Ihe
members
of
the
local
Gyro
Club
at
a
dinner
to
be
followed.
The
block
was
part
of
a
total
of
58,000
shares
held
by
Germany.
The
shares
were
taken
over
by
the
Canadian
Government
under!
Ihe"
treaty
of
Versailles.
If
is
reported
that
the
sale
was
made
u
1
15
a
share.
DISAGREEABLE
POLICE
WORK
Proprietor
of
Clinton
Rooms
Appears
Before
Commission
Regarding
Recent
Search
At
the
meeting
of
the
police
commission
last
night,
J.
Anderson,
proprietor
of
the
Clinton
Rooms,
Frase-
Street,
appeared
in
person
to
complain
of
the
action
of
the
police
in
connec-
,ion
wil"
a
!'ealon
",al
was
ide
and
mere,
u
was
explained
inai
me
search
was
made
by
the
'oniin-'
ion
Police
of
the
Indian
depart-!
ineiil,
complaint
having
been
made
that
Indians
had
been
get-!
ting
liquor
there.-
.They
were;
aided
by
Sergeant
Bailey
of
the
'city
force.
j
Sergeant
Bailey
and
Constable'
Vatkinson
both
gave
evidence
of;
the
complaints
that
had
been:
made
of
these
rooms
and
of
the
search
that
had
been
made
there.
j
One
Indian
was
found
there
I
drunk
but
a
white
woman,
who
was
suspected,
ami
who
had
Ix'en
previously
convicted,
although
she
got
olT
on
a
technicality
hid
refused
lo
admit
them.
Indians
were
suspected
of
being
in
her
room.
They
had
not
conducted
themselves
in
any
uncouth
or
indecorous
manner.
Mayor
Newton
said
he
was
not
presuming
to
tell
Mr.
Anderson
how
he
should
run
Ihe
Clinton
rooms
but
advised
him
lo
keep
objectionable
characters
away.
Commissioner
Montgomery
said
he
was
satisfied
(lie
ollicers
r.
.uat-kic
juugeu
me
live,
had
not
exceeded
their
duly.
Mistook
and
Mr.
Rcid
the
poultry.
referred
to
the
possibility
of
The
Fair
Board
wish
to
extend
people
over
Ihe
line
moving
up
their
thanks
lo
Ihe
communilyown
jf
t1(.
,,acc.
was
not
kept
for
the
generous
slipport
which
clean.
was
atforded
them.
Mr"
Anderson
commented
on
'Ihe
dance
in
the
evening
was
Hie
fact
that
the
people
over
tho
one
of
Ihe
largest
ever
held
here.
iinc
denied
lo
have
a
great
deal
Ihe
newG.W.WA.
Hall
was
filled
0f
oreslitfe.
He
objected
to
be.
almost
lo
capably
mid
the
music
;jn(f
dictated
to
by
the
people
was
excellent.
Iiiipto
FISH
ARRIVALS
The
mayor
said
they
had
no
prestige
at
all.
If
others
were
allowed
to
carry
on
thai
kind
of
Only
three
boats
sold
their
business
up
lowit
they
would
catches
here
today
as
follows:
t
Hi
ink
they
could
eonie
snd
do
the
Radio
60,000
at
IS
and
7
to
same,
where
they
could
mako
Pacific
Fisheries.
jnore
money.
I
Ila,
'J00
ai
15.10
and
9
lo
Cold!
Commissioner
Montgomery
Storage.
said
they
were
not
dictating.
Ho
Koyosu
1,300
at
15.10
and
"J
to
had
simply
used
that
argument
Royal
Fish
Co.
j
to
show
that
they
must
improve
,
.conditions
uplown
instead
of
al-
Advcrtiso
,in
the
Dally
News.
lowing
them
to
become
worse
OLD
CROW
BOURBON
WHISKEY
'VJ
til,
MB
m
In
its
Field
Superlatively
the
Best
Noted
for
Its
great
age
and
mellow
ff1
maturity.
"Awakens
old
memories."
ha
f'3
I
a
I
...."
;
28
oz.
botti.
I-
.
iiiiih
;VV
No.
so
32
oz.
bottle
'$
(
Kv"'''.'v.VA..'.M.iW..tf.v.v.;.;V.v:.fr.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Iho
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
flovcrnmctit
of
British
Columbia.
Friday,
September
19
l9,
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
DEL
MONTE
CATSUP
lleg.
Qc.
Special,
2
for
'
NABOB
or
MALKIN'S
BEST
TEA
2,bs
"
...
$1.25
PURE
LOGANBERRY
or
LOGAN
RASPBERRY
JAM
Ul.lails
65c
FANCY
COTTON
COMFORTERS
A
well
filled
Uotlon
Comforter,
covered
with
Art
Silkoline
in
Hose,
Blue
and
Yellow
designs
Sizes
00
x
72.
Kxtfa
Special
for
one
week
only
'
cnch
$3.15
BOYS'
KNICKERS
In
Fancy
Brown
and
Dark
Grey
Tweeds;
also
Navy
Serge.
Sizes
20
lo
28.
Kxtra
Special,
p-ur
9
LADIES'
OXFORDS
Log
(laliin
Buck
Goodyear
Well
on
Mnyfair
last
Ii
width
only.
Sizes
:i
lo
7.
Kxtra
Special,
pair
55.45
Universal
Trading
Co,
BACK
AGAIN!
AND
AT
YOUR
SERVICE.
HIGH
CLASS
DENTISTRY
AT
MODERATE
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Smith
Block.
Phon
575.
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y
Snowy
Table
Linen
Thr
pure
lalkir
f
Sunlit
'
Soap
cltantil
Ik
tlothtt
natuf
illy.NOTckrm.
Ually.ThtiSflQO
G
uarantte
of
Parity
It
Ham
p.
ti
on
rvrry
tab'
let
ff
SunlUkt
Soap.
rV
all
things,
table
cloths
andw?
V
kins
benefit
most
from
the
t
mi'
cleansing
Sunlight
bath.
An
ordtnir
washing
wears
table
linen
out
even
more
than
table
use.
How
different
tM
Sunlight
wayt
Just
soak
the
clotht'i
after
rubbing
lightly
with
SunW
Soap,
and
all
dirt
is
loosened,
all
e"'
dissolved
and
this
without
any
grinding
rub
on
the
wash
board.
Then
you
rinse
and
tho
dirt
just
run
awiy.
Hesult:
freshness,
purity
and
inowy
cleanliness.
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
TORONTO
I
Commissioner
Cameron
also
tint
apprehend.
ttfl
staled
that
there-
was
no
dicla-l
Sumiuintr
l'.
I'11'
,
Lj
li'
Hon
but
It
was
impossible
to
be
wanted
Ihe
pollco
o
keep
people
from
lalkinw.
lhe
cominlssion
was
nc
The
Mayor
said
a
couple
had
them
In
tightening
up
M.o9(
c'omo
up
and
slurled
near
tho'lle
did
not
want
lo
,
ft.llnlon"
moms
but
had
run
unduly
bothered
W
'
iigainst
obstneles
which
Ihey
did
j
police
would
k""!1
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