PAGE
BIX
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday
at
7
and
9,
and
Saturday
Matinee
at
3.
MARION
DAVIES
IN
"LITTLE
OLD
NEW
YORK"
A
romance
of
the
men
ami
women
who
laid
(lie
foim-tlalions
of
Hie
American
nation
during
the
most
delightful
period
in
America's
history,
A
story
of
young
love
in
a
young
city.
Thrilling,
romantic
days
when
they
travelled
by
stage-coach,
When
Mobert
Fulton
sent
the
first
steamboat
nit
the
Hudson,
when
John
Jacob
Astor
was
a
fur
dealer,
when
Cornelius
Vnnderhill
ran
a
ferryboat.
.Marion
Davies
will
completely
capture
your
heart
as
the
charming,
loveable
heroine
of
this
drama
of
a
great
nation's
youth.
Artistic,
gorgeous
entertainment.
Kxquisite
scenery,
elaborate
costumes,
superb
settings,
exceptional
cast.
J.
M.
Kerrigan,
Harrison
l'ord,
Courtenay
Foote,
Mahton
Hamilton,
Ham
Hardy,
Hiley
Hatch,
Gypsy
O'llrien
and
a
host
ut
other
distinguished
screen
favorites.
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY
Admission,
50c
and
25o
AN
APPLE
A
DAY
KEEPS
THE
DOCTOR
AWAY.
Extra
Special
50
Hoxos
King
Apples
for
rating
or
cooking,
per
box
$1.95
Itowat's
pickles,
large
bottle,
special
30c
We
Buy
and
Sell
,
LIVE
CHICKENS
OR
FOWL
Write
us
for
prices.
Wc
can
handle
from
200
to
300
chickens
weekly.
RupeitTableSupply
Three
Phones:
210,111,212
This
Yeek's
Specials
Apples,
Mcintosh
Heds-
(
No.
1,
per
box
....
$2.75
No
2,
per
box
....
$2.35
Oranges,
3
doz
$1.00
Preserving
Pears,
per
box
$2.75
Tomatoes,
per
basket
50c
Large
Head
Celery,
2
for
25o
Pickling
Onions,
3
lbs.
for
...
25o
(Jrecn
Tomatoes,
C
lbs.
for
25c
Small
Pickling
Cucumbers.
per
lb
15c
Green
Peppers,
per
lb.
20c
I
led
t'.ahbage,
iter
lb.
.
.
G'io
Heinz
Pickling
Vinegar,
per
quart
25c
per
gallon
90o
We
haw
all
1'irUing
As
sortments.
Order
now.
E
Cdi
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
L.URIED
IN
AVALANCHE
TUHIN,
Oct.
3.
An
avalanche
ban
buried
a
detachment
of
Alpine
troop
engaged
in
manoeuvres
In
Sua
Valley.
Several
bodies
have
been
recovered,
i
'
.
.
DR.
AIKINS
DEAD
TOIHiNTO,
Oct.
3.
Dr.
W.
II
It.
Aikins,
a
prominent
physician,
father
of-
Sir
James
Atkins,
died
yesterday.
BODY
ON
TRACKS
WINN
IPSO.
Oct.
3.
Mutilated
almost
beyond
recognition.
:
bo.lv
."believed
In
be
that
of
!
H.
Lewis,
of
Victoria,
was
found
on
tho
tracks
near
Tarhe,
PRINCE
WAS
AT
JASPER
yesterday.
COM'
nf
f
'
He
ltlT
s
due
in
Van-
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
We
Will
Sell
Brooms
(I
string,
pood
quality.,
only
12
to
sell,
each
40c
Soda
Hiscuits,
large
packages,
new
slock,
25c
size
,
15o
Mcintosh
Apples,
per
box
$2.50
Jumble
lack
$2.00
Fresh
Oround
Coffee,
3
lbs.
....
$1.00
Hallowi
Dales,
new
stock
12',c
OUR
FRESH
MEAT
DEPT.
Is
where
you
can
save
money.
Lowest
Prices
in
Hupert.
Quality
guaranteed,
or
money
refunded.
Order
Spring
Chicken
For
Saturday
3
Farmers
Market
i
Phone
Blue
428
Dainty
Dorothy
Would
mention
Our
real
courteous
attention
Reliable
worli,
fair
profits
and
prompt
service
is
what
you
may
expect
to
get
at
this
shop.
Wc
are
experienced
anil
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.
ST
PHONE
8
PRINCE
LAND
ACT.
Caaalar
Land
Dlatrlct.
Snt
Srrt.
oi.
Dry
BOX
39
2
RUPERT
TIMBER
SALE
X
6528.
Sialwl
Tender
will.
be
rtiHvrd
ly
Inc
lilntrlrt
K.iifuler,
mil
laler
Hun
H'Hi
n
i...
umii
aav
ut
ortiilHT.
IVil.
fur
tne
i.r
Mii-imd
X
oM,
ruiinUIn
bike,
kltliilut
Aim,
C..II.
4,
l"
ml
73a,iM
Twl
of
llrtnlurk,
llalaam,
Cedar
md
'Two
(it
year
will
Ik
alluwed
Tor
re-,
iimval
nf
tlnilHT.
I
Further
parllrulara
of
Ihc
Chief
lorea-ler
VlrnirU,
r
th
lilatrlrt
fureater,
i
rrlrn-e
HuiktI,
U.C.
f
AL'L
LOUS
EGGEHt
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
nf
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
GOOD
NEWS
FOR
BUYERS
OF
COAL
Si
uiie
fifty
years
ago
a
remarkable
cial
was
discovered
on
Vain
oumt
Island.
This
coal
ansed
a
sensation
at
the
time
ind
quickly
'established
a
rcputa-ion
for
greatest,
heal,
very
little
ash.
no
clinker
or
rock.
It
was
"ailed
Wellington
coal.
Many
oilier
mines
have
since
been
been
opened
on
the
Island
and
the
name
"Wellington"
has
been
given
to
them.
Hut
the
public
should
not
be
confused.
"Na-naiino-
ellington"
coal
has
the
reputation
of
being
the
best
domestic
or
steam
coal
mined
on
Vancouver
Island.
The
mine
has
an
output
of
3,000
Ions
per
day
which
is
surely
satisfactory
evidence
as
to
its
quality.
The
public
is
cautioned
against
substitution
and
in
order
to
make
sure
that
they
get
the
real
"Na-
nainio-YVellington"
coal
lliey
should
order
direct
from
Albert
&
MeCalfery,
Ltd.
who
are
sole
agents
for
this
coal
in
Prince;
Jtuperl.
Their
phone
numbers
are
110
and
501.
You
can
buy
a
ton
or
a
sack.
Wo
have
ur
own
trucks
and
team
and
can
give
prompt
SHOULD
HELP
CANADA
TO
ATTAIN
GREATNESS
Could
Have
Bought
Whole
West
For
a
Million
Dollars
a
Few
Years
Ago
I
V
Magrath,
who
first
saw
I
"1nioiil.)ii
forty-five
years
ago
tuld
I
in-
audience
that
he
ad-.!!
-r(j
bere
the
other
day
that,
when
lie
ramie
to
the
West,
a
million
dollars
could
probably
have
put
a
person
in
possession
of
all
the
developed
wealth
that
lay
brtween
Winnipeg
and
the
llocky
Mountains,
says
the
F.d-inonton
Journal.
There
is
no
exaggeration
abniit
his
statement'
aiid,
when
uch
a
change
can
take
place
in
the
life
of
one
man
who
is
still
roll
of
vigor,
he
is
finely
justified
in
sweeping
aside
as
he
ili.l
all
the
doubts
which
he
has
heard
expressed
as
to
the
country'
future.
Wo
should
Live
on
brooding
about
it,
lie
'
maintains,
and
do
something
"to
help
Canada
attain
that
greal-j
tu'.fs
mid
that
prosperity
that
is
within
her
reach."
"
II
h
eiir
need,
lo
his
mind,
is
Jn
little
more
"intelligent
plung
ing."
The
I
rouble
with
most
people
i
that
they
do
not
plunge
intelligently.
When
they
are
optimistic
at
all
they
are
over-optimistic
and
come
a
cropper
as
a
(oiis:Miienee,
while
when
conditions
warrant
initiative,
they
sit
hack
and
oily
themselves.
One
should
have
lo
look
back
oycri
what
has
happened
in
the
course)
of
the
western
career
of
a
maiij
like
Mr.
Magrath
to
get
a
proper,
perspective,
and
to
follow
the
ad-,
vice
which
ho
gives.
j
tWORDS
AND
THEIR
MEANINGS
nwordlii
dlatrlct
of
l-rlnre
luiprrt,.
,
UarKy
v
caiieu
.lln.i
nt
ai
n
a
hosrillal
nospnai
and
situate
In
AUIn
Uke,
atiout
one
lialf
mile
due
wen
r
Atiin
Tonnaite.
.ithe
other
day
and
said:
I
come
that
Paul
L.
Emrcrt.
of
OTIC.E
TAKK
t
.
t
r
i
AUIn.
in
tin
I'rovlnre
or
Brltim
Coliim-
to
see
how
mall
friend
Joe
hla,
orciipaltim
IfWfll'r.
InlPiida
to
apply
TnIMmi
cellinif
aloillf."
JOlllisou
am
guiuiiK
uiunij.
the
followlnit
for
prnnlaalnn
to
purrhaae
dearrllx'd
land:
"Why,
he's
getting
along
.1ASPKH.
Orl.
3.
The
Prince.
outh
point
or
me
anwii
laiand
known
fine!
'
Ihc
nurse
answered,
lies
I
i..m,H
l..n,l
In
Allln
I
V
Ilhialoi!
,
of
Wales
spent
several
hours
,
norihWVM
and
on
aro.ind
,',,,lv'l,,''',,1
,l"vv-
nark
,,,n(,
following
th
ihorn
lino
to
the
ulrnllinir
iiliout
Hie
national
siroiipig
anoui
me
oiuiiniui
p.
0f
cnnimenrcmnt;
and
containing
iwo
arrra,
inerr
ur
iria,
Well.
saiU
llie
"I.Hhy.
i
u
-i
-et
ilnwn
and
waif
till
hn'
f'l
Ol.gU."
THE
DAIL'l
NEWS
COMMISSIONER
COMING
HERE
GET
IT
AT!
ar
I
m
v
mm
Justly
famous
for
its
rare
old
quality
26
oz.
bottle
32
oz.
bottle
N.
Old
Kent
iicky
itfWMraiwi
BoukbonWIiiiskey
0OTTLED
IN
BOND
UNDER
rCOCRAL
COVCRNMCNT
SUPERVISION
This
adveriisenieiit
i
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Coiitr
d
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
UMli
;h
Columbia.
.
JUILUUlUBilll
II-
M.P.,
that
a
commission
vrai
""lining
from
Washington
to
investigate
the
2c
duty
placed
by
l
lie
United
States
on
Canadian
halibut,
Mr.
Wakefield
said
that
Mr.
Hopklnson,
head
of
this
com-!
mission,
was
now
in
Seatllo
and
Hopklnson,
Now
In
Seattle;
Con-
might
bo
expected
here
very,
sul
Wakefield
Speaks
of
Hal-
i
shortly.
Mr.
Hopklnson
coim-si
Ihuft
Clnta
Sftnann
.
r-
11...
it.
.11..
i
lM.i.
.
I
......
.....
I
-"
.
.
Iinilll
IIU-
Uiiill'U
OlUll'3
UVU9UI)
I
department.
(ieneral
satisfaction
is
fell
by1-
While
in
ltclliughain,
Mr.
officials
of
the
United
States
Wakefield
met
Major
Martin,
talc
Treasury.
and
Stale
departments
commander
or
the
United
States
that
the
international
halibut
round-the-world
flight.
Major
close
season
treaty
is
at
Inst
go-
Martin,
stilt
appreciative
or
the
ing
into
effect
declares
A.
L
assistance
that
had
been
given
Wakefield,
United
States
consul
hint
i,y
oca
citizens
and
or
the
here,
who
is
just
back
from
a
trip
sympathy
extended
him
when
lie
Last
which
included
a
visit
to
was
forced
out
of
the
world
Washington
where
he
conferred
flight,
asked
to
be
khully
remem'-with
a
numbcj1
or
the
government
bered
to
all
Ihc
friends
bo
had
officials
including
Cbuiles
K.
made
in
I
he
cily.
Major
Martin
Hughes,
secretary
oT
stute.
.
expects
to
leave
shortly
for
Vir-
Mr.
Wakefield,
who
has
been
ginia
to
take
n
special
course
in
away
a
month,
visited
bis
native
neriat
administration,
state
of
Maine
and
then
proceed-
Buslneess
Improving
ed
to
Washington
by
way
of
Business
in
the
Kastern
Stale
Portland,
Boston
and
New
York
seems
to
be
gradually
Improv-at
each
oT
which
citieti
lie
had
ing,
.Mr.
Wakefield
states.
The
occasion
to
make
investigations
jeorn
crop
in
the
Central
States,
into
the
salmon
and
halibut
busi-iror
which
some
anxiety
had
been
uess.
After
Washington
he-
went
fell,
is
now
perfectly
safe.
On
to
Chicago,
thenee
lo
Omaha;
the
Western
slope
business
Is
where
he
visited
his
son.
Mark.j
good
and
conditions
are
brisk
in
to
Portland
where
another
son.
Portland
and
Seattle.
A
Rood
Lawrence,
is
located,
and
then
to
year
is
looked
for
in
t
y
25
on
the
Hidlinghatu
where
his
daughter,
entire
Pacific
Coal
Including
Mrs.
Moore,
ami
son.
llnrllctt,
British
Colunibia
as
well
us
L'ni-are
residing.
Mr.
Wakefield
was
ted
Stales.
joined
at
BeJUnaham
by
Mrs.'
Wakefield
who
hnd
lteen
visiting
lUWflMr
Afcin
nOTCC
there.
Hopklnson
Coming
following
up
an
announcement
recently
made
by
Fred
Stork,
Auditorium
215
Sixth
Avenuo
Open
every
day
for
Skating.
From
2
to
I
p.m.
Kvcning
8
to
10.
Tuesday
Sight,
Hand
Night.
Friday
Night,
Moonlight
Skating.
Competent
Instructors,
lo
leach
beginners.
Phone
Black
40.
L.
F.
Marrcu.
Proi
BOTH
ARE
CHANGING
Graceful
Gliding
Takes
Place
of
Syncopated
Wriggling
Should
the
nvudisles
who
are
endeavoring
to
revive
the
crinoline
proe
successful,
we
may
see
something
in
the
nature
or
a
revolution
in
modern
dancing,
for
dancing
has
always
been
enormously
influenced
by
dress,
and
its
various
phases
may
be
traced
through
1
ho
feminine
modes
of
Hi
moment,
sas
Kathleen
O'Shannon
in
the
Glasgow
Herald.
!
A
few
years
ago
when
we
fell
victims
to
the
jazz
mauht
women's
clothes
bore
testimony
lo
its
influence.
The
bodice
descended
ami
the
skirl
ascended
in
a
wild
effort
to
ensure
freedom
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
WILTSHIRE
BACON.
SMOKED
HAM
PORK
PIES
SCOTCH
OAT
CAKE8
m
eloii
from
a
boisterous
hoyden.
mid,
I
Ik
tin
Imyden,
dancing
has
marked
its
ppigres
by
a
putting
up
or
hair
and
a
letting
down
ot
skirts.
There
is
a
little
likeness
between
the
dock
heads
and
lengthy
skirts
or
the
present
dance
room,
iiml
the
frizzv
"bobs"
and
ahure
'watcd
garments
of
the
Jafz,
n
ilhere
is
between'
Hie
grsteeful
Gliding
that
constitutes
dancing
now.
ninl
the
syncfipated
wrlg-
Kllng
of
a
couple
of
years
ago
'
Xow
it
seems
that,
wllh
the
revival
of
the
crinoline,
we
may
cx-
'
ri'liirn
to
the
demure
ilrilw..-
nf
itlir
LTilllllllHlllierS.
I
Possibly
corkscrew
cprls
will
tonce
more
bob
to
the
lively
music
in!
the
polka,
and
hooped
skirls
undulate
gracefully
through
thf
stalely
steps
of
Ihc
minuet.
1
The
imagination
is
ravished
by
Hie
picture
until
one
vlualises
Ihe
partners
for
this
garden
of
Victorian
.rosebuds.
...
i
II
will
be
interesting
to
sec
Friday.
October
3,
J921
Cash
&
Garry
Specials
JVaporatep.
I
PACIFIC
MILK,
10c
Per
Tin
Limit
d
tin
b
eti-donier
Toilet
Paper,
7
fur
Corn
Flakes,
it
for
;
Limit
12
ti
each
customer
BOYS'
FLEECED
LINED
UNDERWEAR
Shirts
and
Drawer-..
Sues
Tl
to
M2.
Special
per
garment
;
,
MEN'S
SOCKS
100
per
cent
Pure
Wool
Medium
Weight,
llibbcd.
colors
Hla.
k,
Grey
and
Heather.
Sizes
10
to
114.
Keg.
7,1c
pair.
Special.
2
lair
for
25c
25c
75c
05c
ENGLISH
FLANNELETTES
Kxlra
good
quality
in
six
different
deigns,
;J0.iii(
he
wide.
Special,
per
van!
40c
BOYS'
JERSEYS,
RAMESES
Made
in
England.
Colors
Navy
and
Brown.
Sizes
IS
lo
:..
Special,
each
$1.50
HEWSON
RED
LABEL
UNDERWEAR
All
Wool.
Made
by
Slaiifields.
Sizes
;tt
to
tt
Shirts
ami
Drawers,
g.iment
$1.50
Combination,
suit
$3.00
LADIES'
ALL
WOOL
HOSE
Faucv
Ilibbed.
assorted
oloi'.
S,.e-
0.
HI.
Special,
pair
$1.35
Universal
Trading
Co.
TEETH!
TEETH!
Willi
the
Cold
Wcalhci'"
omoig
on
now
i-
the
tune
lo
li:r.
Ih'i-c
faplty
teeth
lixcd
MODERN
DENTISTRY
LOWEST
PRICE8.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Smith
Block.
(or
the
devotees
of
Hie
jazz
iti
their
eccentric
movements.
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wddness
of
the
mule
and!
movements
echoed
itself
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bizarre
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Phone
675.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6512.
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purples,
and
greens
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men
will
do
to
avoid
striking
(lie
anachronistic
note
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the
ballroom.
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tailors
and
barbers
will
rise
lo
the
oc
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provide
tlipm
with
ibii-eclies
and
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lo
suit
the
feminine
environment,
al
tliouUh
it
is
liiir.lly
to
be
Imped
i
for
man
Is
a
conservative
crca
iliire.
Any
radical
chaige
Is
annllie-
iiiii
lo
him,
and
he
is
cncourare.l
in
this
altitude
by
his
tailor,
who
never
spends
sleepless
nights
(worrying
out
new
designs,
as
the
fashionable
dressmaker
Is
com
polled
to
do,
Xo,
It
is
extremely
unlikely
thai
man
will
chance
hi
style
of
dress,
how'ever
willing
he.
may
be
to
adupl
bis
method
of
nnnelng.
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probably
be
will
save
himself
trouble
by
withholding
his
approbation
of
tho
crinoline,
nnd
in
this
wny
dflslroy
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j
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SALE
X
5129.
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X
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