PAGE
SIX
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9
COLLEEN
MOORE
in
"THE
PERFECT
FLAPPER"
All
llie
world
loves
a
flapper.
She's
the
sunshine
of
life.
People
say
flappers
arc
silly,
but
that's
all
wrong.
You'll
just
love
this
one.
Gome,
laugh
and
dance
with
her.
She'll
show
you
how
to
forget
your
troubles;
you'll
be
hop-pier
for
knowing
her.
Pretty
little
Colleen
is
at
her
very
best
in
this
sunshine
photo-play,
full
of
happiness
and
a
riot
.of
thrills.
A
picture
for
flappers
from
six
to
sixty
and
their
beaux.
Orand
masked
ball
scenes,
stunning
costumes,
elaborate
gowns,
ornate
settings,
pretty
girls,
delightful
acting.
Specially
selected
supporting
cast
includes
Sydney
Chaplin,
Frank
Mayo,
Charles
Wellesley,
Phyllis
Haver
and
Lydia
Knott.
COMEDY
AL.
ST.
JOHN
In
"SLOW
AND
SURE."
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE.
Admission
50c
and
25o
Dainty
Dorothy
Would
mention
Our
real
courteous
attention
Reliable
work,
fair
profits
anil
prompt
service
is
what
you
may
expect
to
get
at
this
shop.
We
are
experienced
and
properly
no
y
,
jiii'j(i(iiHi)g
l'hone
us
to
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
Vfesy
60X392
PRINCE1
KvKfcKI
Save
Your
Pennies
Spend
your
money
where
it
goes
the
farthest.
.You
can
always
get
It
at
the
Kcouomy
Market.
We
keep
the
best
of
Fresh
Meal,
choice
(iroceries
and
Dry
Goods.
Special
attention
given
to
outside
orders.
E
CONDMY
STQR
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84
Or
W
rite
P.O.
Hox
575.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
E
HOW
THE
TROUBLE
STARTED
,
Little
Lucy
(to
guest)
Do
you
like
that
cake,
Mrs.
Hrown?
Mrs.
Drown
Yes,
d
ear,
very
much.
Little
I.ucy
Thai's
funny,
'cause
nioilier
said
you
haven't
any
tatt.
WALK
DOWNSTAIRS
AND
Save
Money
ARRIVING
MONDAY.
1
CARLOAD
OF
FEED.
See
us
for
prices
on
fol
lowing
lihes:
No.
I
Feed
Wheat,
Shorts,
best
quality.
Uran,
best
quality.
Ogilvie
Scratch
Feed.
OpllvJMJgg
-MhsIi.
Oat
Chop"
Feed
Oats,
No.
1.
Barley
Chop.
Cracked
Horn.
Screenings.
Oyster
Shell.
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones:
IVXXH,
212
I
SUGAR
MONDAY
AND
TUESDAY
ONLY.
We
Will
Sell
3
lbs.
Oranulaled
Sugar
for
,
25c
0
lbs.
limit
to
one
customer,
and
with
meal
orders
only.
Sliced
Pineapple,
large
tins,
each
20c
Campbell's
Pork
add
Deans.
large
tins,
3
for
.
.
.
50c
Victoria
Cross
Cocoa,
5
lbs.
for
60c
Large
Prunes,
5
lbs.
for
75o
Kvcryune
realizes
that
the
Fanners'
Market
can
sell
for
less.
Why?
Because
our
expenses
are
the
lowest
In
town
and
you
gel
the
benefit.
Quality
(iiiaranfeed.
Dry
Salt
Pork
lbicks,
per
25o
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
MISS
RANDAL
IS
SATISFIED
Recommends
that
Local
Hospital
should
Have
Diet
Kitchen
for
Use
of
Student
Nurses
The
f;
Mowing
report
on
the
Prince
Hupcrt
General
Hospital
training
school
for
nurses
was
submitted
to
tho
hospital
board
at
last
night's
regular
monthly
meeting
liy
Miss"
Helen
Handal,
H.N.
of
Vancouver,
registrar
of
the
(iraduate
Nurses'
Association
of
llritisli
Columbia:
As
you
know
I
have
recently
visited
your
hospital
and
inspected
t
lie
school
lor
uuuses,
ami
looked
Into
both
the
practical
and
theoretical
teaching
of
t
lie
stu-
'
dents.
I
find
the
hospital
well
cared
for,
clean
and
with
paint-1
ing
of
tho
interior
in
progress.
j
Patients
were
apparently
well,
looked
after,
the
food
good,
anil,
well
served,
and
a
very
general
j
feeling
of
satisfaction
with
the
nursing
force
seemed
evident
j
among
the
patients.
The
discipline
both
in
the
matter
of.
uraduate
staff
and
pupils
is
good
and
the
class-work
as
shown
by
records
is
being
carried
on
as
it
should
be.
The
practical
work
is
well-taught.,
the
nursing
procedures
being
all
taught
properly
and
recorded
in
recoro
book.
Hlnh
School
Girls
The
home
for
nurses
is
certainly
a
very
comfortable
building,
and
will,
I
am
sure,
prove
a
great
asset,
and
an
inducement
to
students
to
enter
your
school.
1
spoke
to
the
pupils
at
the
High
School
about
the
advantage
of
completing
their
course
whenever
possible
and,
advised
them
to
do
this
when
considering
taking
up
nursing
as
those
with
best
education
have
the
widest
field
open
to
them
after
completing!
their
course
in
Hie
hospital.
Miss
McCaul
extended,
through
me,
an
invitation
for
girls
to
visit
the
Home
and
Hospital
so
they
might'
sec
the
place
and
gel
interested
in
the
work.
The
diet
department
of
your
school
is
the
weak
point
now
that
Hie
Children's
Department
is
to
lc
arranged.
There
is
no
place
for
the
students
to
have
practical
leaching
in
Dietetics,
and
that
is
a
required
course
of
study
in
our
curriculum.
The
theory
of
cookery
for
the
sick
is
not
enough,
and
if
you
can
plan
for
some
re-arrangement
of
the
kitchens
so
;ts
to
provide
a
small
well-equipped
diet-
kitchen
where
the
nurses
may
prepare
and
serve
diets
for
the
sick,
it
will
help
materially
in
training-your
students..
With
all
good
wishes
for
the
success
of
your
institution.
Yours
very
truly,
HKLEN
HAN
DA
I.,
H.N.
Registrar.
RESENTS
REFLECTION
ON
HIS
WORKMANSHIP
R.
Hoffmelster
of
Vancouver
piles
to
Hospital
Board
on
Matter
of
X-ray
former
I
The
executive
committee
of
Hie
!
hospital
board
has
been
In
com-jmunication
with
lleinharl
llolf-jineisler.
electrical
engineer
of
Vancouver,
regarding
the
x-ray
transformer
which
was
sent
recently
to
him
for
rewinding
and
which
burned
out
soon
after
its
.return.
Mr.
HofTine'ster
replied
CANADIAN
SERVICE
FROM
QUEBEO
TO
QUEEN8TOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
f'jtriiiilu
.VjV.
I
CarnmiiU
Occ.
IS
FROM
MONTREAL
TO
PLVhOUTH-CHERBOURO-LONDON
Ahdmili
Oct.
US
liiliiina
V.
H
Auftonla
'v.
ii
TO
OLASOOW
AthenU
Oct.
Si,
Nov.
21
'
nMiiiif1i-
Oct.
31
Saturiila
Jiov.
FROM
NEW
YORK
TO
DUIIN1TOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
Scvthla
Oct.
1
Aucanla
Oct.
S
l.al'iiNU
!OV.
I
Samaria
ov.
g
TO
CHERBOURG
AND
SOUTHAMPTON
ManiplaiiU
.
Oct.
Hi.
.Nov.
II.
Dec.
3
Aqultanla
Oct.
,
Nv.
19,
Dec.
IS
Ilcrwiicaria
Nov
6.
Nov.
nil
1
TO
LONDONDERRY
AND
OLASOOW
I
Columbia
Oct.
1"
Aaasrla
Oct.
IS
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Nov,
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Nov.
t
TO
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t.liicaMrla
Oft.
SS
patonla
Nov.
8
Money
onlera
and
drafta
at
loweM
iratoa
Full
information
from
Afnti
or
cumpanyi
"mca,
j
Hailing!
si,
w
Vancouver,
B.C.
Saturday,
October
l.
191,
THE
DAIL
NEWS
I
!1J-1I..HI
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
4
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,
watches,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genulno
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
Heilbri
ner
Diamond
Specialist
thai
t
lie
transformer
hud
been
fully
tested
before
it
left
Vancouver
and,
if
it
had
not
been
in
good
order
on,
arrival
here,
it
must
have
been
damaged
in
transit.
Mr.
HolTmeister
reNented
any
reflection
being
cast
on
the
workmanship
of
his
shop.
The
matter
has
been
referred
to
the
executive
committee.
Another
matter
to
be
dealt
with
by
the
executive
committee
wil
be
in
connection
with
the
fin
escapes.
It
bail
I
n
hoped
!
nave
these
put
in
I
hi
year
I
i
.
Lliere
ha
been
ill:iy
u
j-r
-1
T
it
'he
plans
prepared.
fig
m
Sri
IIS
II
I
SMOKIMG
GYROHOEDOWN
UNIQUE
EVENT
Affair
Staged
at
Rink
Last
Night
Proved
Enjoyable
and
Profitable
What
is
said
to
be
the
best
fancy
dress
danco
;ver
given
hero
was
held
last
night
at
the
Auditorium.
U
was
known
as
u
"hoedown"
ami
was
arranged
and
carried
out
with
great
success
by
the
local
(iyro
Club
as
a
means
of
aising
money
for
the
playground
fund.
j
Following
instructions
through
lie
press,
most
of
those
attend-!
ing
Hie
event
Inst
night
appeared
I
in
overalls
or
some
other
clothes
indicative
of
thp
workaday
world.
White
collars
were
taboo
.ml
any
found
wearing
them
were
seized
upon
by
tho
special
oust
abb's,
taken
before
an
im-
oiuiil.
lu
magistrate
and
fined.
If
payment
was
resisted
the
prisoner
was
promptly
rolled
on
Lt
tiale
i.r
liny
and
the
numcy
taken
'rom
his
pocket.
Thai
was
what
happened
to
a
prominent
local
loetur
who
is
a
member
of
the
lub
and
who
it
is
understood
was
to
have
been
the
presiding
magistrate.
Costumes
The
ladies
did
not
stick
so
'lo.sely
to
instructions
but
on
the
.vhole
Hie
parly
resembled
a
arty
of
working
people
during
lie
noon
hour,
wilh
here
and
here
a
funny
costume
to
enliven
he
scene.
Some
rather
Indis-riminale
uso
of
paints
had
hanged
the
countenances
of
nany
so
Ihat
it
Vas
difficult
to
'islinguisli
them
as
the
usually
laid
citizens
met
on
Uie
streets.
The
attendance
was
largv,
ossibly
three
hundred
dancers
eiog
in
Hie
hall.
All
were
in
oud
humor
ami
if
I
here
w
as
Mile
bumping
at
limes
it
wm
art
of
the
fun
of
the
evening,
i
was
kept
up
to
a
late
hour,
the
ne
i
oils
encores
of
""Kiton
hit.
orchestra
making
it
Yieces-"7
'o
delay
adjournment
until
arly
three
o'clock.
Dual
Role
I.
lloltby
had
thrust
upon
in
Hip
dual
role
of
master
of
'monies
and
police
magi-ate
and
lieTore
him
the
prison
s
were
brought
who
were
liaig.-d
with
infractions
of
tin?
lute
collar
law
or
of
any
other
GET
IT
ATlf5
l
"0
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
FRESH
CREAM.
WE
DELIVER.
!
PORK
PIES
SCOTCH
OAT
CAKES
HUN
TOBACCO
IS
FOUR
TIMES
SEALED
r
r-"-r-r'
c
inn
mrr
bid
vmm
mirk
miMnmiicjT
Th
heunt
mmilU
ptptr
.
g.
TOBACCO
If
J
25litP
to
bring
you
the
full
richness
and
mellow
sweetness
of
this
"Tobacco
of
Quality
Manufactured
by
IMPERIAL
TOBACCO
CO.
OF
CANADA
LIMITED
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
Rogers'
Golden
Syrup,
o
lb.
tins
40e
B.C.
Cooking
Onions,
K
lbs
25c
Mixed
Peel,
per
lb.,
straight
x.
35c
(
't
lb.
r.ilroii,
balance
Lemon
and
Orange
assorted
NEW
ARRIVALS
LADIES'
DEPT.
Princess
Slips
in
Hroadclnlh
and
Satiueltc,
with
Knick
ers
lo
match.
New
ideas
in
Fancy
Waists
and
full
line
m
Children's
Woollen
Hoods.
LADIES'
FLANNELETTE
NIGHTGOWNS
White,
Pink,
Mnme,
Peach
Mine.
Special
$1.75
BOYS'
FLANNELETTE
PYJAMA8
Jn
neat
stripe
designs.
Sizes
2'X.
'M,
Ti.
Special,
suit
$1.05
BOYS'
HEAVY
PULLOVER
JERSEY8
100
Pure
Wool
in
combination
stripes.
Sites
iM
to
3
Special,
each
$3.4s
MEN'S
FLEECE-LINED
COMBINATIONS
Kxlra
finality.
Tiger
brand.
Sites
:i(l
to
.
Suit
$1.85
MEN'S
PIGSKIN
WORK
GLOVES
Wool
lined,
in
iiisewn
seams,
cord
fastener.
Sizes,
x
10H.
Special,
pair
$1.50
MEN'S
BUCKSKIN
SHIRTS
Looks
like
leather
and
wears
for
ever.
lilor.
Khaki,
S
2r
litt
lo
17
H.
Special,
each
1
$4.95
BOYS'
GAUNTLET
GLOVES
Willi
fringe
unil
star
on
cuff.
Color.
Tan.
Size
7
;
7V4.
Special,
pair
$1.45
Universal
Trading
Co.
TEETH!
TEETH!
W
ith
the
Cold
Weather
coming
011
now
1-
(he
iuue
lo
h
'
those
faulty
leelh
nd,
MODERN
DENTISTRY
-
LOWEST
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Smith
Block.
law.
civil,
federal
moral
or
lm-
Jtnoral
that
could
be
Imagined.
U.
Vv
I'-ilnxire
was
prosecuting
i-
rtorney
but
no
lawyer
was
re
quired
for
the
d'-renee
a
Itio
finei1
were
always
lmioml
and
.duly
paid.
here
wu
no
fornml
upper
but
hot
dogs
were
Mild
and
coffee
was
served
free
in
the
Uier
balcony.
At
the
far
end
of
the
hall
Ice
cream
and
cider,
were
dlsn'ncil.
Decoration
were
sluyde
but
cffe'etlvc.
Hale,
of
bay
were
In
evidence
a
should
be
Ihe
eae
on
a
well
appointed
farm.
The
orchestra
stand
wa
fenced
with
farm
hurdle
and
pumpkin
were
In
evidence.
Raffia
A
raffle
wa
held
in
the
eoorse
of
the
evening
the
prize
be
inn
two
chickens
and
other
farm
products.
Trie
first
iirize
went
to
Dave
llalfour,
econd
to
K.
W.
Mareutetle
and
third
to
Mr.
I..
O,
Larsen.
A
prize
wa
alo
given
for
Ihe
funniest
and
mol
ridiculous
costume
of
the
even-dug
and
that
wa
won
by
Fred
Weaver,
the
prize
consisting
of
a
Prince
lluperl
eabbagV.
Mrf
Weaver
made
a
thrilling
peech
after
the
presentation
in
reply
to
the
many
call
from
the
audience.
.
All
Ihe
work
In
V'oincction
with
the
affair
wa
done
by
the
(Jyron
and
they
are
io
be
congratulated
in
the
success
of.
the
event,
one
of
the
most
enjoyable
and
profitable
ever
lager
in
prince
lluperl.
BOAT
ARRIVES
HERE
k
.
.for
nava'l
reserves
A
'il
foot
boat
wllli
rent
re
board
xtiilable
for
Mailing
or
rowing
ha
arrived
here
for
the
local
unit
which
is
heing
formed
of
the
Itoynl
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
lleserve.
II
is
huing
kept
at
the
drydock
until
lloaliug
headquarter
can
he
secured.
'This
will
he
filled
up
wl
gym-lastic
paraphernalia
such
us
.vault
Ing
borne,
parallel
and
horizontal
bar,
boxing
glove
and
fencing
equipment,
,
noon
a
the
local
unit
I
I
ready
-lo
receive
him
a
regular
navai
peuy
olllcer
inlruclor
will
arrive
fdr
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