PAGE
SIX
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9
THUNDERING
DAWN"
A
gripping,
melodramatic
thriller.
A
stirring
love
story
of
two
women,
one
good,
the
other
bad,
and
their
struggle
for
the
soul
of
a
man.
Glamour!
Romance!
Tremendous
sensations!
Spectacular
effects!
A
'
mighty
typhoon,
an
awe-inspiring
tidal
wave
orc..amongsl
the
big
scenes
picturized
in
this
colossal
love
drama.
Crashing
storms.
Devastating
avalanches
of
water-wind-lashcd
seas,
ami
amidst
all,
the
fierce,
primitive
struggle
of
a
woman
of
culture
and
a
woman
of
the
underworld
for
the
soul
of
a
human
derelict.
Superb
cast.
J.
Warren
Kerrigan,
Anna
Q.
Nilsson,
Tom
Sanlschi,
Edward
lliirns,
Clias.
Clary,
Winifred
Hrysun
and
many
others.
CENTURY
COMEDY
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE
SATURDAY
MATINEE,
3
P.M.
Admission
50c
and
25c
falk1
Downstairs
and
SAVE
MONEY
While
Pickling
Onions
now
in
15c
lb.,
7
lbs.
S1.00
Medium
sized
Cucumbers,
splendid
for
pickling,
C
for
25c
Fresh
Citron,
firs',
shipment
now
In,
lb.
.
.
8c
Fresh
Outdoor
Tomalors,
5
lb:
basket
50c
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
per
5
lb.
basket
75c
Large
Head
Celery
15c
Golden
Uantam
Corn,
dozen
50c
New
Carrots.
C
lbs.
...
25o
Cooking
Onions.
IJ.C.
5
lb.
,
25c
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb.
..
5c
Harllell
Preserving
Pears,
heavy
pack
in
apple
boxes
per
case
$2.85
Choice
Cooking
Apples,
unwrapped,
per
box
.
.
$2.50
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones.
?io,lu,2i2'
TIMBER
SALE
X6471.
Sealed
Temlers
will
he,
rcrclv-d
by.
lie-District
Forester,
nut
later
than
ihhiii
on
the
3
til
day
of
Srlitwiilier.
1B21,
for
the
purchase
of
l.ieewe
X6171,
west
nhore
Kllc-nlle
Clilimel.
-:.ll.
3,
I"
lit
filtl.lliMi
feet
of
Spruce,
llcmlork,
Cedar
and
Bal-
Ntlll
8
Two
-,..s
will
be
allwwed
Tor
removal
r
timber.
Further
narlleiilaro
of
the
Chief
Fores
ter.
Victoria,
or
tho
District
Forester.
prince
Ilupert,
B.C.
Sterling
Furnace
GOAL
Dtllvtred
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
This
is
very
superior
furnace
coal.
It
Rives
a
clean
hot
fire
and
Is
entirely
free
'mm
xoot,
clinkers,
Mark
and
dirt.
Some
of
0..-
Unrest
hentliiR
plants
In
the
rltx
are
now
iminir
it
with
entirely
satUfaitory
reult.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sacks.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
are
also
Ajents
for
the
FRinous
LADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Offlcat
HoUl
Cantral.
Phona
16
"HIT
'EM
HARD
I
I
I
ONE
YOUNG
WOMAN
WHO
KNOWS
a
lot
about
the
proper
care
of
tier
wardrobe
is
Dainty
Dorothy.
She
knows
bow
to
make
serviceable
frocks
out
of
last
season's
dresses
and
believes
that
the
science
of
dry
cleaning
is
the
friendliest
service
lhal
ever
helped
a
woman
dress
economically
and
well.
J1
,ni
Mil
J-U
PHONE
8
60X392
PRINCE
RUPERT
WALK
OVER
TO
OUR
STORE
AND
Save
Money
Take
advantage
of
reduced
prices
now!
Rogers'
Syrup,
20
lb.
tins
..
$1.65
10
lb.
tins
85c
5
lb.
tins
45c
No
1
Hotter,
lb
40o
14
lb.
boxes
$5.50
P.O.
1'ggs,
3
dozen
for
$1.10
Potatoes,
per
sack
.
.
$2.03
Fancy
Dry
Onions,
5
tbs.
25c
Carrots.
G
lbs
25c
Yellow
Turnips,
i
lbs.
25o
ECONOMY
STOR
E
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
THE
RINK
Now
Open
for
SKATING
With
Hand
in
attendance
Tuesday
Eve.,
Soptr23.
L.
F.
Marren,
Proi
hto?.
Phone
Black
40.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
.1
.W.
Lang
of
llul
ton
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
flu
perl
yesterday
afternoon
and
are
spending
a
day
in
the
city
before
proceeding
jy
train
lo
the
interior.
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
enery
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES.
Diamonds,
watohes,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
L
HERE
IS
A
GOOD
ONE
3
DAYS
ONLY,
To
each
person
purchasing
Meat
at
Farmers
Market
We
will
sell
Hroken
Walnuts,
per
lb.
25c
Loganberry
Jam,
pure,
per
tin
65c
LoganberryRaspbcrry
Jam;
pure
65c
Hire,
best
Japanese,
10
lbs.
75c
Cream
Olive
Soap,
per
doz.
90c
Special,
I
string
broom.,
eacli
50c
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
3
llts.
$1.00
nulled
Oats,
tubes,
each
25o
Raisin,
in
bulk,
per
lb.
10c
Malkin's
Rest
Coffee,
l's
60o
Jumble
Pack
Apples,
box
$2.25
Sliced
Pineapple
in
this,
each
20c
Orders
of
3.00
delivered.
Phone
Blue
428.
CONVENTION
HERE
YEAR
AFTER
NEXT
B.C.
Hospitals
Association
Ready
to
Come
to
Prince
Rupert
In
1926,
Delegate
Re-'
ports
The
1925
convention
of
the
R.C.
Hospitals
Association
will
be
held,
in
Nanaimo
but,
If
another
invitation
is
extended
by
this
city,
the
meeting
for
1926
will
un-
loubtedly
come
to
Prince
Ilupert,
staled
Harry
Hirch.
secretary
of
the
Prince
Ilupert
General
llos.
pjlal
Association,
in
reporting
at
last
night's
board
meeting
on
the
11)2
4
convention
in
Victoria
which
be
attended.
Mr.
Hirch
explained
thai
the
invitation
of
Nanaimo
for
1
1)25
was
accepted
in
view
of
the
fact
thai
an
at
tempt
is
being
made
lo
get
anew
hospital
there
ami
the
holding
of
the
convention
will,
it
is
expect
ed,
assist
Hie
effort.
Mr.
Hirch
reported
In
detail
on
the
business
of
Ihe
recent
con
vent
ion.
'
Such
matters
as
Iho
administration
of
the
Workmen'
Act.
government
financial
aid,
ma
nlenance
of
isolation
hospi
tals,
and
qualifications
for
slu
dents
in
training
schools
had
been
discussed.
It
was
admitted
hy
all
that
Hie
Workmen's
Com
epnsation
Act
as
it
now
stood
and
government
financial
assistance
were
not
satisfactory.
A
sugges
(ion
had
been
made
that
a
direct
tax,
collectable
through
employ
ers,
be
levied
for
hospital
pur
poses,
(seller
co-opeatlon
nail
been
obtained
Ibis
year
between
the
H.C.
Hospitals
Association
ami
the
Union
of
H.C.
Municipal
ilies
and
it.
was
expected
that
this
would
work
lo
the
benefit
of
the
hospitals.
On
behalf
of
the
board,
Presi-.j
dent
1).
C.
McHae
.extended
thanks
to
Mr.
Hirch
for
attending
I
lie
convention
and
reporting.
Prince
Ilupert
had
been
ably
represented.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News,
THE
DAILT
NEW3
Friday,
September
19,
1921
WHEN
THE
TREE
IS
FELLED
PUBLIC'S
EQUITY
DOES
NOT
FOLLOW
THE
LOG
TO
MARKET
Present
Royalty
Act
Based
on
Uneconomic
Principles
There
are
two
points
o
be
re
membered
in
connection
willi
the
public's
equity
in
Hie
forest
resources
of
Hritish
Columbia.
Firstly
That
the
equity
only
exists
while
the
limber
is
stand
ing.
Secondly
That
the
value
of
I
he
Ireo
lies
in
the
merchant
ability
of
its
product.
It
is
utterly
self
evident
that
the
public's
vested
interest
in
the
timber
in
this
Province
ceases
when
the
tree
is
felled.
This
is
recognized
by
the
fact
that
the
royally
is
payable
at
That,
time.
It
should
be
equally
self
evi
dent
that
unless
the
timber.
can
be
profilabley
converted
into
some
manufactured
product,
no
one
will
cut
it
down
and
the
pub
lic
will
get
no
royalty
at
all.
The
Timber
"loyally
Act
of
I9I4
ignores
the
first
of
these
propositions
and
threatens
lo
produce
a
deadlock
not
contem
plated
by
the
other.
This
measure
computes
the
royalty
rale
on
the
average
wholesale
selling
price
of
lumber
during
five-year
period,
thus
controverting
the
very
principle
of
the
royally
system
which
is
essentially
an
impost
payable
on
raw
material.
'Phe
next
five
-
yearly
-
period
starts
on
January
I,
1
025.
and
on
that
dale,
under
this
peculiar
method
f
reckoning
royalties,
the
original
impost
of
ten
years
ago
win
be
automatically
increased
700
per
cent.,
and
the
industry
will
be
asked
to
pay
a
levy
that
will
absolutely
make
a
dead
loss
of
every
lumber
investment
in
I
he"
Province.
This
remarkable
piece
of
legislation
willj
therefore,
defeat
its
own
object.
For
there
can
be
no
limber
royalryito
collect-
If
the
limber
is
not
Cut.
This
series
of
articles
communicated
by
the
Timber
Industries
Council
of
British
Columbia".
REPAIR
JOB
ON
JOHN
COMPLETED
C.N.R.
Vessel
Will
Resume
Schedule
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
With
Sailing
Monday
Night
Ik-pairs
in
the
local
dry
dock
lo
C.N.Il.
steamer
Prince
John
were
eomtileled
last
liiaht
and
the
ves-
sel
will
be
taken
off
the
oouloons
this
afternoon.
She
was
insnecteil
,
Ibis
morning
by
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
insoector.
and
was
found
satisfactory.
'Hie
John's
schedule
lo
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
will
be
resumed
with
thcl
alling
on
.Monday
night.
There
will
be
a
special
sailing
tonight
al
I
o'clock
for
Lagoon
Hay
where
salmon
will
be
loaded.
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
in
spector,
returned
to
the
city
from
up-river
on
last
night's
I
rain.
"My
Wife
Handles
the
Money"
The
wife
a
business
deposits
"She
can
do
man
writes
us.
it
better
than
I.
Each
pay
day
she
always
deposits
our
savings
first.
We
In
a
joint
A
Joint
allows
the
account
during,
her
get
to
the
For
the
A
Savings
if
never
buy
anything
unless
wo
have
the
cash
to
pay
for
it
and
each
year
our
savings
aro
growing."
Account
in
the
name
of
husband
and
wife
wife
to
deposit
or
withdraw
money
husband's
absence
or
when
he
cannot
bank
during
business
hours.
rh;i.l.
them
the
value
of
keeping
their
money,
Clliaren,
tOO
helping
them
to
form
the
habit
of
saving.
Account
for
"the
children
will
isach
thus
Stuart
J.
Madcod,
Manager
The
Bank
of
Cpda
Prince
Rupert
Branch
JENS
LARSEN
WINS
DRAWING
Lucky
Ticket
In
Connection
With
Carnival
Queen
Contest
Was
Pulled
by
Mayor
Newton
Jens
Larsen,
P.O.
Uox
1675
Prince
Ilupert,
with
combination
ticket
126,
is
the
winner
of
the
radio
set
or
phonograph
in
connection
with
Iho
Fair
Hoard's
Carnival
Queen
contest
drawing.
The
drawing
look
plaCe
last
night,
Mnyor
Newton
pulling
the
lucky
ticket
in
the
presence
of
a
representative
comjnittec.
In
case
the
prize
is
not
claimed
within
a
staled
period
by
the
first
choice,
the
following
five
additional
drawings
in
order
of
rota-ton
were
made:
Ole
Oleson,
ticket
2(52;
Moosehearl
Legion,
ticket
1303;
John
M.
Wick,
ticket!
251;
Moosehearl
Legion,
1309;
Owen
Fisher.
118.
The
winning
ticket
was
sold
by
Miss
Grace
Crate,
the
queen
of
the
carnival.
S.
K.
Campbell,
chairman
ot
Hie
finance
committee,
reported
at
last
night's
hospital
board
meeting
that
finances
of
the
institution
were
in
n
fairly
saisfac.
tory
condition.
The
per
capita
cost
of
the
hospital
treatment
in
August
bud
been
92.08
as
com.
pared
with
2.dl
the
month
previous.
Xow
thai
winter
is
approaching
it
is
expected
that
the
cost
will
be
higher.
BOARD
STRIKES
OUTRESOLUTION
Training
School
In
Local
Hospi
tal
Discussed
Last
Night
With
Miss
Helen
Randal,
R.N.
Resolutions
passed
last
month
by
the
hospital
board
that
acceptance
or
rejection
of
applications
for
prospective
students
in
the
training
school
be
approv
ed
by
the
executive
committee
and
thai
training
school
rules
he
submitted
lo
the
board
for
approval
were
rescinded
at
tin'
meeting
of
Ihe
hoard
last
night.
In
tneir
place
was
sulisliluleil
a
resolution
requesting
the
lady
superintendent
lo
make
monthly
reports
to
(he
House
committee
on
internal
matters
affecting
the
(raining
schools
ami
to
Ihe
bord
on
BVncral
matters.
This
means
that
the
conduct
of
Ihe
Prince
Ilupert
.General
Hospital
will
come
solely
under
the
Jurisdiction
of
the
lady
superintendent
as
is
Ihe
custom
in
oilier
hospi
tali
of
the
province.
Mie
is
res
ponsilde
directly
lo
Mie
council
of
the
Registered
.Nurses
Associ-
laliop
in
which
s
vesled
by
the
Provincial
government
Ihe
ad.
minis!
ration
of
training
school!
for
nurses.
Keep
up
Standing
The
decision
of
Ihe
board
fol-
loweu
a
lengtuy
uiscussion
wiiu
Miss
Helen
Randal,
R..Y,
admin
islralor
of
the
Registered
.Nurses
Act
Miss
Randal
stated
her
op
position
to
any
interference
by
the
Hoard
in
the
administration
of
Ihe
(raining
school.
If
lady
superintendents
were
to
be
kept
and
Ihe
morale
of
Ihe
training
m
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
DEL
MONTE
CATSUP
Heg.
iOc.
Special,
Si
for
(
NABOB
or
MALKIN'S
BE8T
TEA
2ll,s
"
$1.25
PURE
LOGANBERRY
or
LOQAN
RASPBERRY
JAM
i
I''"
65c
FANCY
COTTON
COMFORTERS
A
well
rilled
(lotion
Comforter,
covered
with
Art
Silkoliiie
in
Hose,
Hlue
and
Yellow
degni-Sizes
(10
x
72.
Kxtra
Special
for
One
week
onW
cach
53.15
BOYS'
KNICKERS
i
lu
Fancy
Hrown
and
Dark
Orcy
Tweeds;
also
Navy
Serge.
Sizes
20
lo
U8,
Kxlra
Special,
p.iir
95c
LADIES'
OXFORDS
Log
lluhiii
Huck
fioodyeur
Welt
on
tlayfair
last.
U
width
only.
Sizes
!l
to
7.
Kxtra
Special,
pair
$5.45
Universal
BACK
AGAIN!
AND
AT
YOUR
SERVICE.
HIGH
CLASS
DENTISTRY
AT
MODERATE
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Magujre
Smith
Block.
school
maintained
it
was
neces
sary
that
the
board
should
stand
tiehind
the
ollicial
in
charge
who
5vns
specially
trained
for
work
possessing
knowledge
her
of
he
essentials
lhal
no
layman
pouhl
be
expecled
to
have.
The
Prince
Runert
(ieneral
Hospital
'had'
been
fortunate
in
the
lady
superintendents
it
had
had
in
Miss
McCaul,
Miss
Hlack
and
I
Miss
Atkinson.
The
sclnyd
had
a
'tilth
standing
and
it
was
her.
hope
that
the
hoard
would
take'
no
step
thal'voulil
lend
lo
lower
j
hat
sanding.
President
f).
C.
McRae
and
H.
11.;
dortliner
in
Hieir
remarks
lok.
Ihe
stand
that
the
board
should:
exercise
some
control
over
the
conduct
of
the
training
school.)
S.
K.
Campbell
was
of
the
opto
ion
that
the
board's
duly
was
xuidc
in
general
policies
but
not:
(o
supervise
disciplinary
nieas-!
ii
res
or
select
the
material
fori
the
(raining
school.
The
board,
in
its
desire
lo
co-operate
with
Ihe
lady
superintendent,
had
passed
rules
that
he
at
least;
considered
could
not
be
accepted
by
Iho
lady
superintendent.
was
in
favor
of
withdrawing
them.
Aid.
MHcdonntd
felt
Ihe
hoard
would
he
wise
in
leaving
such
mailers
entirely
in
Hie
con.
liol
of
the
lady
superintendent.
He
was
not
in
favor
of
control
by
one
person
but
he
had
learned
wilh
pleasure
that
there
was
a
properly
constituted
tribunal
Tor
such
mailers
as
tbose
under
Resolution
Passed
It
was
moved
by
T.
Ross
Mac-ay
and
seconded
by
S.
K.
Campbell
lhal
the
two
resolu
tions
in
question
be
rescinded
and
Unit
the
lady
superintendent
bu
requested
lo
submit
monthly
reports
.
to
I
lie
House
committee
and
hoard.
The
resolution
wus
carried.
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Randal
also
suggested
I
bat
heller
cd'-operalion
could
be
obtained
ami
lime
could
he
saved
jf
Ihe
lady
superintendent
was
Invited
to
attend
board
meetings.
.
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Ihe
courso
of
her
general
remarks,
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high'
pleasure
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