PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
7
and
9
p.m.
SATURDAY
MATINEE,
3
P.M.
Walk
Downstairs
and
SAVE
MONEY
While
Pickling
Unions
now
in
15c
lb.,
7
lbs.
,$1.00
Medium
sized
Cucumbers,
splendid
for
pickling,
0
for
...
25c
Fresh
Citron,
first
shipment
now
in,
lb
8c
Fresh
Tomatoes,
N.
1
stock,
5
lb.
basket
50c
Large
Head
Celery
....
15c
Golden
IJantam-Uoni,
dozen
50c
New
Carrol
s,
6
lbs.
.
.
.
25c
Cooking
Onions,
ll.
C,
5
lb.
25c
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb.
.
.
5c
Uartlelt
Preserving
Pears,
heavy
pack
in
apple
boxes
per
ease
$2.50
Choice
Cooking
Apples,
unwrapped,
per
box
.
.
$2.50
Three
Phones.
Qio,2ii,2i2'
SLICKER
WEATHER!
RupertTablcSupply
Children's
and
Hoys'
Slickers
from
....
$4.50
to
$6.50
Children's
Waterproof
llain-capes
with
Plaid
Hoods,
from
3.75
to
$1.70
Ladies'
Kngli)
Coals
with
h
Itubbcr
Velvet
Collar
$14.50
H.S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd
Cor.
Fulton
&
3rd
Ave.
Phone
9.
Daisy
Durham
was
fined
20
in
Hie
ril.v
rvfilice
court
this
morning
tor
H-aiilting
'irace
Uiant
-tnk''
,
li'
r
i"
lii
racu
The
greatest
motion-picture
triumph
ever
achieved.
The
picture
of
the
wholo
world
is
talking
about.
An
uplifting
romance
of
a
vanished
frontier
in
which
the
perils
of
the
pioneers
are
lived
again
in
the
places
in
which
they
lived
then.
"2,000
miles
of
entertainment;
3,000
actors;
300
covered
wagons
(a
2-miIc
train';
600
oxen;
1,-000
Indians;
3,000
-horses.
,
COVERED
WAGON
A
JAMES
CDUZE
PRODUCTION
PRESENTED
BY
JES
SC
L.LASK1
FUN
FROM
THE
PRESS
75c
and
35c.
Saturday
Matinee
50c
and
25c.
SpecialNotice
We
wish
that
we
are
our
to
announce
again
opening;
FRESH
MEAT
DEPARTMENT
Commencing
Friday
morning
this
week
we
will
have
a
full
supply
of
Fresh
Meat,
alsi
Hams,
Bacon,
Lard,
Choose,
etc.
f
Extra
lb.
.
Special
Bacon,
GEO.
KERR,
Butcher
per
21c
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
Orders
of
$5.00
Delivered.
1
ONE
YOUNQ
WOMAN
WHO
KNOWS
a
lot
about
the
proper
care
of
tier
wardrobe
is
Dainty
Dorothy.
She
knows
how
to
make
serviceable
frocks
oul
of
last
season's
dresses
and
believes
that
the
science
of
dry
cleaning
Is
the
friendliest
service
I
hat
ever
helped
a
woman
dress
economically
and
well.
PHONE
8
$T&i
B0X392
PRINCE
"""
KU
PERT
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDE?
Sunday,
August
31
High
1:18
a.m.
21.1
fl.
11:18
p.m.
20.3
'
Low
8:13
a.m.
2.5
"
20:27
p.m.
1.1
"
lernoon.
PACT
BEINQ
SIGNED
LONDON,
Aug.
30.
The
pact
drawn
up
for
settlement
of
re
parations
uimer
1
ne
nawc
scheme
is
being
signed
Ibis
afj
CHINESE
HOMELESS
CHINGKINO,
China,
Aug.
30.-
rMjveii
iiunnieii-
laniines
are
homeless
following
a;
fire
in
IIipJ
section
of
Hie
secMon
along
lliel
Vaugiste
Kiver.
1
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YCUR
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
charge:
will
be
.
found
reasonable
In
very
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES.
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
silverware;
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
Heilbrcner
Diamond
Specialist
SPECIALS
ON
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
FOR
GIRLS
AND
B9YSI
Wal'eh
our
windows
for
Sclir.iil
Supplies.
Special
for
weci.
of
school
opening
only.
Scribblers,
per
doz.
.
.
.
40c
Pencils,
per
doz.
25c
and
50c
School
Dags,'
each
50c,
$1.00
Note
Hooks,
per
doz.
..
45c
Pencil
Hoxcs,
each
25c,
35c
Many
olher
item.s
such
as
Rulers,
Crayons.
Compasses,
Set
Squares,
Frasers,
etc.,
at
lowest
prices.
Comv
to
us
for
llargalns
in
School
Supplies.
E
01
STOR
417
Fifth
Avenue
Phone
84.
East.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6425.
E
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dl!red
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
This
Is
a
very
superior
furiure
coal.
It
gives
a
clean
hot
rire
ami
I.-
i.-iilin
i)
Irei-
rroiii
smit,
i
linkers,
slai'k
ami
dirt.
Some
or
II.
large'
hcalinir
plants
In
the
city
are
now
uliiir
11
uilli
entirely
sallsrai
lory
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sacks.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
ari
alsc
A
genu
for
the
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
orflcat
Hottl
Cantral.
Phoa
16
Prince
Rupert
Branch
!
CECIL
HACKER
WAS
!
IN
TRAIN
ACCIDENT!
Cecil
Hacker,
son
of
llev.
U.
(i.
Hacker
who
returned
home
from
Manitoba
where
he
has
been
holi
daying
with
his
uncle
and
aunt
on
a
farm
near
Hegina,
says
the
people
in
that
district
expect
to
gel
alioul
thirty
bushels
to
I
lie
acre
of
wheat.
Although
the
grain
is
rather
green,
culling
will
commence
Monday,
Hie
farmers
preferring
Jo
cut
the
grain
green
rather
than
risk
the
danger
of
frosts
injuring
it.
Cutting
had
already
commenced
at
Saskatoon
where
crops
were
lighter
and
arlier.
Cecil
was
in
(he
train
llial
was
oir
Hie
line
near
Mount
Ilobson.
He
was
not
hurt
although
a
woman
was
Ihrown
against
mm
by
the
impact.
A
wailer'who
was
shaving
cut
his
arm
with
the
razor
and
a
few
others
were
shaken
up
ralhT
badly.
All
tin-cars
were
oIT
the
track
except
the
observation
cap.
Dr.
ft.
P.
Kinsman
of
Anyox
left
on
last
nighl's
train
for
Halifax
en
route
to
his
home
a'
Walerloo,
N.S.
where
he
will
peml
a
vacation.
.1.
A.
Craig,
who
spent
some
lime
here
and
on
the
Islands
during
the
war
as
an
airplane
spruce
1
inspector
for
the
munitions
board
arrived
from
Ottawa
yesterday
and
is
making
the
round
trio
to
Stewart
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
4n
day
before
proceeding
south
to
Vancouver
tonigh
He
is
on
a
vacatic
trip.
William
Simrnc..,
charged
by
George
Tessier
witll
slealing
Uvo
pool
balls
from
the
Trail
Club,
pleaded
guilty
nnd
was
lei
out
on
ibiiuTK.tiili.il
ttfinlfiiifn
hv
f
nvial
rnfn
S.aled
Tenders
will
be
received
by
tho!
','
.
.
..
..
Mlnntn
..f
l.nnd.
at
Victoria,
not
later
I
McClyniont
III
(he
city
police
llian
nMiii
mi
tne
11th
day
or
September,
-....pi
.i.j,.
miirnlnfr
Hp
will
lie
court
tills
morning.
MC
Will
111
1924.
Mr
the
Durchase
or
Llrcnre
X
eui.
1
to
rut
117,000
lineal
reet
uf
Pole
BltiialAfl
and
'
required
to
reptirt
to
the
polite
about
S
V.
mllra
and
and
1033.
on
other
side
or
sianon
for
I
lie
nnxl
month
nnd
1
cXt'und
lMrtrVr,n
Sta,'on'
,la""V'i
parents
in
Vancouver
will
bo
two
(Hi
win
win
be
allowed
ror
re-
couitiiun
cale.l
wil
ll.
He
recently
moval
or
timber.
1
.
...
Further
particulars
or
th
chief
fo-m-
arrived
fnni
Vancouver
wan
n
ler.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
ii1.,iii
ifi
UlCalrieal
outfit.
Prince
Iluprrt.
B.C.
Your
Boy's
Success
NO
one
starting
out
in
life
ever
expects
to
fail.
Youth
is
always
hopeful,
but
hope
alone
cannot
bring
success.
If
your
hope
is
to
sec
your
bov
a
Bitr-ross
in
tVm
world,
securing
independence
and
comfort
the
vision
of
so
yet
the
attainment
many,
of
so
few
adopt
a
regular
savings
plan
for
him
now,
and
teach
him
in
his
tender
years
the
value
of
saving
something
out
of
every
dollar.
TIIAT
WAY
LIES
IIIS
SUCCESS.
Of
0p
Bank
da
Stuart
J.
Madcod,
Manager
TEA
flfakes
all
llje
Difference.
Oiinlifv
-firth
alwavsf
-
v
FAREWELL
PARTY
FOR
IHRRYWELFORD
IS
GIVEN
BY
INLANDER
ProscnUtlon
Made
In
Course
of
Evening
and
Dancing
Kopt
up
Until
Late
Hour
The
Inlander
was
the
scene
of
a
merry
parly
last
night
when
a
farewell
dance
was
given
for,
Harry
Wei
ford
who
has
lived'
there
for
a
numJier
of
years
and!
who
is
now
leaving,
to
be
married'
There
were
about
fifty
people
present
and
dancing
was
kepi
up
till
a
late
hour.
The
presentation
was
made
during
supper,
which
was
served
in
the
big
dining
room
under
the
superintendence
of
Miss
Irwin
and
Miss
Aichisun
with
the
ln-lander
staff
co-operating.
Thomas
Trolier
read
a
little
address
and
handed
to
the
retiring
member
a
gold
fountain
pen
and
eveisharp
pencil
in
a
case.
The
assembled
company
then
sang
For
lie's
U
Jolly
Good
Fellow"
and
gave
three
lioarly
cheers
and
a
tiger
for
the
guest
of
the
evening
who
llianked
them
in
n
neat
speech
for
(he
gift
and
the
kind
'lioughU
which
prompted
the
Jiving.
The
address
said:
Dear
Harry
"We
hear
you
are
about
lo
join
Mie
ranks
of
tho
Henedicts,
bul
!
before
you
leave
us
we
wish
to
show
our
regard
for
you
by
pre-j
ieniing
you
wilh
a
lilllc
token.
Accept
il
from
your
old
pals
ami
when
yon
use
it,
cast
a
Drought
-Hck
to
the
good
old
days
at
the'
'nlander.
You
will
be
missed
there,
hut
what
is
our
loss
is
somebody's
gain.
We,
who
still
retain
our
freedom,
will
sym
pathize
wilh
you
in
your
new
life,
but,
remember
that
you
aro
changing
your
estate
voluntarily
nnd
wilh
your
eyes
open.
If
in
saying,
this
wo
show
a
tinge
of
jealousy,
the
blame
is
not
ours.
"Good
luck
to
you,
Harry.
All
our
best
wishes
go
with
you
and
yours.
Those
Present
Throse
present
at
the
dance
were
Mrs.
McMordie
nnd
the
Misses
Stephens,
M.
I).
Greer,
Hay
Warlock,
K.
1.
Jcnncr,
Miss
Dorothy
Stephen,
Leonard
Hate.
Mr.
and
Mrs'.
Frank
Moore,
Miss
Irwin,
Val
Tomlinson,
Miss
J.
II.
Lee,
G.
H.
Hodgson,
Alex.
IUx,
Miss
Helen
Mcllae,
Miss
Dorothy
Thompson,
William
Walls.
Miss
Zada
l'nlmbom,
Miss
M.
II.
Heb-den.
Miss
Hetty
Weller.
Mrs.
Grieve,
II.
Ft
I'ullen,
Miss
Yvonne
llnberge,
Miss
Muriel
Collison,
Waller
Holmes,
H.
L,
Mann.
Miss
Kathleen
Slnrk,
llobert
Harllelt,
j
Miss
Alcheson,
II.
Garrett,
Miss;
It.
V.
Long.
G.
II.
Cartland,
Miss!
G.
Macdonald,
H.
F.
Thompson,!
Miss
May
Hnrgess,
Ileg.
A.
Press.
Miss
Vi.
Cameron.
W.
H.
Hurgess.
Miss
Mary
Carler,
Mellaril
llmve.
Thomas
Trolier,
H.
K.
llarrnp,
Mrs.
Nickerson
and
Miss
Newall,
and
Mr.
Mack.
Mr.
Welford
is
lo
marry
Miss
Florence
Thompson
of
Senforth.
Onlnrio,
(he
event
lo
lake
place1
In
Hie
Presbyterian
Church
In;
I
he
Onlnrio
town
and
following
il
the
young
people
have
plnnncd
n
motor
drive
down
into
the
Slnlcs
ami
visits
to
many
of
the
Canadian
cilies
en.roule
home.
They
will
live
here
in
Iho
Hesner
A
pni'lments.
iu
I
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
Cash
Saturday,
August
30,
1921
OR
1
m
r
'I
&
Carry
pecials
FOR
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
ONLY
1
m
fJfcBft;
GUARANTEED
100,
PURE
SPECIAL
PER
TIN
10c
MALKIN'S
BEST
PEAS
Ileg.
;i."ic
value.
Kxlrn
special,
tins
for
Jl.00
CHRISTIES'
ARROWROOT
BISCUITS
Meg.
r.0r
lb.
Special,
a
His.
.
.
.
;
.
V.00
(This
is
new
slock
anil
will
lie
sold.
Out
of
Ifv
(in,
assuring
crispiicss.)
MEN'S
CRAVENETTE
RAINCOATS
Wool
lined.
Made
in
Hiiglami.
Size's
.11
to
U,
Special.
ea
h
KIMONA
AND
BATHROBE
FLANNEL.
li""
wide.
10
different
designs
to
choose
from
Hug.
7."t
yard.
Special,
yard
...
.j
BOYS'
SUITS
$22.50
S5c
in
Fancy
Tweeds,
Worsteds
ami
Surges.
I.at-l
models.
Sizes
!i5
to
37.
Speoiallv
pru
ed.
jic
suit
.
$7.50
to
$19.50
Universal
Trading
Co,
My
choice
for
aged,
malu're
quality!
OLD
CROW
BOURBON
WHISKEY
BOTTLED
UNDER
FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT
SUPERVISION
rhis
advertiscmont
Is
not
published
or
displayed
h.v
t'1!
l'(,ll0C
Control
Uoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Uritish
Column