September
30,
1924
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Light,
wholesome
bread,
with
the
tasty,
golden-brown
crust,
;baked
in
your
own
home
can
you
think
of
anything
nicer?
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
SURPRISE
PARTY
r.
and
mrs.
n.
w.
unamn
on
Welcomed
Back
to
Smithers
After
Year's
Absence
SMT!l):itS.
s.i!.
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nmi
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n.
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win)
nave
si
ri'iunii'ii
wr
uiwu
micr
u
rar
A
miseiicc
in.
w
ninnies,
were
nrlr
""niirtirinpil"
on
Sattmlav
iirlit.
wheii
a
host
of
friends
Ske
"Savage"
Electric
Washers
'Hoover"
Suction
Cleaners
"Monarch"
Malleable
Ranges
"Hotpolnt"
Electrical
Goods
"Val8par''(
Varnish
and
Enamals
"Martln-Senour"
100';
Paint
"8anola
Bathroom
Ware
"Kyanlze"
Floor
Enamel
"Sunoco"
Motor
Oils
ena
ANGLICAN
'HARVEST
FESTIVAL,
SMITHERS
Event
Took
Place
on
Sept.
27
in
St.
Jarr.es
Church,
Rev.
R.
E.
W.
Biddoll
Officiating
-I
,
SMl'THKllS.
Sijpl.
30.
Tlie
an-ntuil
luirve.it
festival
of
I
he
SI.
Janice
Anglican
Church,
Sniilli-er.i,
was
held
on
Sept.
27.
The
iiilcrior,
of
Ihe
church
was
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inuir
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Ciiainpion
graciously
placed
their
ionic
in
the
hands
of
I
lie
rn
den
and
witli
song,
music
and
dance
liie
hour
of
midnight
too
quickly
'
approached.
After
refreshments
wero
ser
ved,
?H0iUil:hfc
were
said
and
all
ilrimrlMd
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Local
and
Personal
liuyners,
Undertakers,
Phone
351
B.O.
Undertakers.
Phono
ii.
1
TAXI
and
Messenger
Service
Phone
(578.,
tf
Mrs.
Field,
Art
Needlework.
Agent
for
real
silk
hosiery,
213
becond
Ave.
IMionc
23.
tf
Accounts
totalling
$50,307.00
were
passed
for
payment
at
lust
night's
council
meeting.
-
Towing
and
freighting.
Tug
Towena,
50
h.p.,
Capi.
M.
Clifton.
Phone
Blue
400.
Night
phono
23.
tf
Jack
Frew,
accountant
in
the
C.N.H.
general
superintendent's
office,
has
left
for
San
Francisco
on
a
month's
holiday
trip.
Inspector
T.
V.
S.
Parsons
provincial-
iiolice,
returned
from
Victoria
on
(lie
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon.
'
F
S.
Sheppard,
C.X.ll.
travel
ling
auditor,
arrived
from
Van
couver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yc
lei-day-afternoon.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert
left
the
ii.T.P.
-wharf
at
1030
I
liis
morning
and
entered
the
dry
dock.
.
Parent-Teachers'
Associatior
will
give
a
Ilridgc
and
Wilis
i
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i..
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i
i
imic
iiuai
rnuay
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1
1
1
b
ill
o'clock
in
the
Metropole
Hall
Admission
50c,
Cordon
H.
Rolil)
of
Hums
Lake
returned
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
husi
ness
triji
to
Vancouver
and
will
proceed
to
the
interior
by
train
Mrs.
Frank
Moore
anil
child
ren,
who
liave
been
holidaying
in
....
;
.
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,,
...
he
soul
h:
returned
home
on
the
liie
pastor,
the
Rev.
R.
h.
W.',.
.
,
,
.
.
.
.
Prince
Rupert
enlay
afler-
,.
,,
'
yes
Iidrlell,
dr
ell,
preached
preaclied
an
an
e
eloiiuent
omient
sermon
setting
forth
the
purpose
and
necessity
of
offering
thanks
(6
(iod.for'a
bountiful
harvest!
A
large
number
attended.
HARVEST
FESTIVAL
Sum
of
$101.75
was
Realized
at
Auction
Last
Night
Concluding
Week's
Campaign
I'm
ds
al
(he
auction
sale
asl
night
.narked
I
he
conclusion
f
1
lie
Salvation
Army's
harvest
p-tival
last
week
totalled
$
1
0
1
.-
,..
i-.veryining
ouereu
was
sum
by
Jii'orgc
l.eek
who
wielded
the
hammer.
In
connection
with
the
baskets
ilimali'il
by
the
Juniors,
an-
ad
iliiimial
iirize
box
of
chocolates
was
won
by
Will
11
rd
Ilea
whose
basket
brought
the
highest
price
Si.
.
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iiii
iiiv
riiy
luuiirn
iu'(
infill
linn
y
llio
.
superintendent
of
ulililies
I
i..kA.witi.l
it.
n.
filli
Mm
K.1.II..I
.
.
H-
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i.
("li
1
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1
p.
1
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11
nil
I.'wci1
I.
I
of
underwriters
regarding
the
(oration
or
I
no
ruel
lanMn
con
nertiiHi
with
the
'oil
burnini
heating
system
that
is
to
be
in
stalled
in
1,1
1
e
city
hall.
Pending
reply,
I
be
project
is
remaining
in
abeyance.
.-
Mi'torsliip
llellinghain,
Capt.
."ii
NVilliams,
was
in
port
yesterday
discharging
canned
sal-,01011
and
frozen
halibut
from
Kfieiiikan
for
transshipment
.as'
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Sockeye
For
jiicnlcs,
choose
"Huped
Hrand"
Salmon.
A
few
tins
in
the
panlry
nib
always
handy.
Slock
a
supply
on
your
boat
Hint's
a
good
idea,
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
moon
--
"
A
report
from
the
Hoard
of
Work.i
recommending
the
calling
of
tenders
for
3,000
feet
of
2
by
8
hemlock
lumber
for
sidewalk
repair
work
was
adopted
by
the
city,
council
last
night.
.
A.
M.
Kipp,
manager
of
Hal
mural
Cannery,
arrived
from
Hie
fekeena
lliver
last
.evening
and
is
registered
al
the
Prince
Rupert
Hijlcl.
Halmoral
Cannery
lias
now
finished
operations
for
Hie
year
and
.r.
Mpp
expects
to
leavo
next
week
for
Vancouver
where
ho
will
spend
the
winter
with
his
family-who
have
already
gone
south.
On
recommendation
of
the
Hoard
df
Works,
the
city
council
decided
last
night
to
have
removed
Hie
plank
roadway
on
Seventeenth
Street
between
Second
Avenue
and
T'ato
Street
and
also
Hie
remainder
of
Hie
planking
on
the
approach
lo
Hie
old
garbage
wharf
off
Weslview.
The
lumber
thus
obtained
will
be
used
elsewhere
in
Hie
city.
I
be
Canadian
Club
executive
Ian
evening
decided
to
hand
over
lo
the
Hoard
of
Trade
the
control
of
t
Ii
c
luncheon
lo
be
given
to
Right
Hon.
L.
Mackenzie
King.
This
will
enable
Hie
scope
of
the
event
to
lie
broadened.
It
is
con
trary
to
the
constitution
of
the
club
lo
be
responsible
for
gatherings
of
the
nature
proposed
by
Hie
board.
Members
of
the
club
will,
however,
co-operate
in
every
possible
way
in
order
lo
make
the
luncheon
a
representative
and
successful
one.
it
is
ADVANCE
NOTICE
Auction
sale
of
Household
Furni
ture
will
bo
he
hi
on
Thursday,
October
S
at
1
00
1
Rays
Covo
Avenue
(Hays
Cove
Grocery).
Princo
Rupert
Exchange,
Auctioneers.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hospital,
Annual
Hull,
Octl3t.
Lutheran
Hazaar,
December
2,
Metropole
Hail.
Royal
Purple
Bazaar,
Wednes
day,
December
3,
Elks'
Home.
0
CWlMl
(if
I.
TiWQuuli
I.
Rrfm
,
CATARRH
k
ef
the
BLADDER
'Each
Ctpnute
fuinvi
b.irtnime
JTI
pnmntftminlrrfeiU
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
?
RUSSIANS
PROCEEDING
TO
ALBERTA
FARMS
VICTORIA,
Sent.
30.
The
R.P.R.
liner.
Empress
.of
Canada,
locked
here
today
and
Drought
J
00
Russian
refugees
from
liar-bin
who
are
going
76
southern
Alberta
to
take
up
C.P.R.
irri
gated
lauds
where
they,
will
engage
in
farming.
'
OLLECTING
MATERIAL
FOR
LECTURE
COURSE
Afrs.
Faitli
(ireen
of
New
York
was
in
Prince
Jujert
yesterday
collecting
material
for
a
lecture
course
describing
the
scenery
and
resources
of
the
northwest.
Mrs.
Green
was
delighted
with
tiie
I
rip
from
Vancouver
and
de
clares
it
iiuiie
surpasses
in
beauty
the
famous
Norwegian
fjiords.
BELLINGHAM
HAS
$400,000
BLAZE
-F
Bloedel-Donovan
Box
Factory
Destroyed
and
Morrison
Mill
Co.'s
Lumber
Yard
Suffers
,
HF.LMNGIIAM,
tcpl.
.P0.
Fire
leslroyed
t
lie
box
factory
of'
the
HIoedel-Donovan
Lumber
Mills
here
just
before
midnight
last
night.
The
fire
also
swept
through
a
portion
of
the
lumber
yard
of
the
Morrison
Mill
Co.'s
plant
and
caused
a
total
loss
of
$100,000.
STORMY
SCENES
IN
LONDON,
Sept.
30.
scenes
occurred
in
the
House
of
Lrick
Hastings
witli
regard
lo
the
mysterious
abandoning
of
the
prosecution
on
Hie
charge
.of
se
dition
of
the
eojnniunist
paper
Workers
Weekly.
bithdayTarty
Young
Son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mess-.
ncr
of
Smithers
Has,
Numbor
of
Guests
SMITIIF.RS,
Sept,
30.
The
home
of
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Messncr
was
the
scene
of
a
delightful
little
parly
on
Sutuiday
when
their
son,
I)e
Wilt
WiHiaiii(
had
as
his
guests
a
-large
number
of
bis
small
playmates
to
help
him
celebrate
his
blrl'mlay.""
Floral
and
olheilccoralions,
whh
;i
decidedly
juvenile
appeal,
were
much
in
evidence,''
but.
the
main
attraction.'
Vas'
the
dining
room,
the
table
of
which
carried
u
most
tempting
array
of
"goodies",
dear
lu
the
heart
of
childhood.
A
birthday
cake
on
wlifch
was
six
liirliled
candles,
proclaimed
to
all
that
their
young
host
had
reached
school
age.
5
DAY
SALE
OF
MISSES
and
Ladies'
Coats
at
BENT'S
On
Tuesday
we
will
pul
on
sale
our
fine
selection
of
Girl's
and
Women's
COATS
'in
the
very
latest
styles
ami
fabrics.
Plain
and
fur
trimmed.
DOZENS
TO
CHOOSE
FROM
In
sizes:
Girls'
from
'1-2
to
10.
Women's
from
30
to
4(5.
5
Day
Sale
cofninejicing
Tuesday
until
Saturday.
Note
The
idea
of
this
5
Day
Sale
is
to
give,
the
ladies
living
oul-of-lowii
an
opportunity
to
gel
a
good
coal
at
an
exceptionally
low
price.
"BENT'S"
Ladles'
Ready-to-Wear
Third
Avenuo
TAX
SALE
TODAY
RESULTED
DISPOSAL
OF
NUMBER
OF
LOTS
AFTER
SOME
SPIRITED
BIDDING.
(continued
from
page
one)
720.I3.
Itlock
13,
lot
7,
O.
P.
Tinker.
$421.
GO.
Iilock
16,
lot
13,
G.
P.
Tinker,
$320.55.
Rlock
16.
lot
11
,G.
P.
Tinker,
$350.02.
Hlock
10,
lot
15,
G.
P.
Tinker.
$3f0.H7.
Iilock
2
4,
lot
21,
V.
V,
Hart,
$705.3G
.
,
Section
2
J.
Signmud,
block
3,
lot
21,
$103.56.
E.
Unwin,
block
20,
lot
03,
$50.83.
Section
5.
Mrs.
J.
W.
McAulay,
block
1,
lot
43,
$205
(upset
price,
$200.-
01);
block
I,
lot
44,
$200.64.
S.
P.
Tinker,
block
8,
.lot
3,
$
l
ion
2.
F.
V.
Hart,
block
0,
lot
44,
$135
(upset
price,
.
$130.83);
block
0.
lot
45.
$158.70:
block
36,
lot
13.
$71.58;
block
30,
lot
14,
$50.00;
block
37,
lot
23,
UOl.ii;
block
37,
lot
24,
$80.77.
I).
McLeod,
block
10,
lot
14
$135
(upset
price,
$133.40,
block
10,
lot
15,
$135
(upset
price.
$133'.40).
Theo
Collar!,
block
13
lot
20
$140
(upset
price,
$120.89).
James
Parks,
block
13,
lot
22
$130
(upset
pricey
$120.89).
I.
(iamula.
block
20.
lot
8
$71.48.
"
A.
Hrooksbank,
block
22,
lot
24,
$71.58.
W.
II.
Sherman,
lots
8and
0
block
28,
$30.5(1
each.
M.
Gonzales,
block
32,
lot
18
$150
(upset
price,
$54.07).
Section
6
K.
C.
Gibbons,
block
3.
lot
1
OVER
COMMUNISTS
$w
("it
pHce.
$107.59
I
1
'
i
u
v.
iv
u.
nil
gido
(.ui.i.-l
il
itf.
I$138.45i;
lots
10
and
20,
block
Stormy
,fli
-3
ach
F.
W.
Hart,
Iilock
7,
lot
null,
u
i
n.
(.
mi.
23,
WU
,i
.ommons
i
today
during
the
i
ques-,9lllM;
block
31i
,ot
18i
0.28
,om,
c
of
At
Genera
Pat-
orney
0
p
,f
fc
b,
fc
,
j
$90.0S;
block
25,
lot
24,
$114.07.
X-RAY
MACHINE
TRANSFORMER
Hospital
Board
Finds
It
Necessary
to
Face
Expenditure
of
S1,700
for
New
Part
Practically
agreeing
that
the
expenditure
of
something
like
$1700
was
necessary
in
order
to
provide
a
new
transformer
and
electrical
installation
for
the
x-ray
equipment
at(
the
General
Hospital,
the
hospital
board
al
a
special
meeting
last
night
pass
ed
on
lo
(lie
executive
committee
auhorily
to
take,
further
action
on
(he
mailer.
E.
K.
Knoll,
x-ray
expert,
and
Ernest
Love,
superintendent
of
utilities
were
in
conference
with
the
board.
Mr.
Knott,,
in
a
conu
mutiicatiou.
slated
(bat
the
motor
had
burned
out
owng
to
the
transformer
having
broken
down.
The
motor
was
obsolete
anyway
and,
instead
of
renewing
it,
lie
recommended
that
a
new
one
be
purchased.
'l'h
ere
was
a
lengthy
discussion
resulting
in
the
general
agreement
that
it
would
be
best
to
purchase
the
new
machine.
The
i.lillicully,
however,,
it
was
pointed
out,
would
arise
in
paying
for
t
he
machine.
S.
K.
Campbell,
chairman
of
the
finance
committee,
suggested
that
some
special
effort
i
should
be
made
lo
raise
this
money
so
as
not
o
lax
general
hospital
finances
lo
Hie
breaking
point.
It
was
suggested
that
the
support'
of
public
bodies
be
sought
in
a
special
campaign
.
Finally
it
was
decided
to
refer
I
the
whole
matter
lo
the
executive
committee
with
power
lo
act
in
devising
ways
and
means,
lleforo
the
x-ray
enuiinnent
is
lull
in
mi
nnfii-ultr
u
I
f..l
......
I
...
liiiiivi;
otiiiiuviUl
j
condition
and
paid
for,
the
expenditure
will
probably
reach
$2,500,
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