PAGE
SIX
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
9
p.m.
The
George
Melford
Production
"The
Dawn
of
a
To-morrow"
A
love-melodrama
adapted
from
Frances
Hodgson,
Burnett's
novel,
filnnd
amidst
the
lights
o'
London
fast-moving,
thrilling,
heart-appealing
and
above
all,
optimistic.
Here's
a
tale
of
a
preWy
waif
who
made
her
own
rules
and
worked
wonders.
The
story
of
a
ragamuffin
of
the
filunis
and
her
adventure
in
happiness
with
England's
greatest
man.
The
settings
include
Loudon
society
drawing
rooms,
the
slum.
London
on
a
foggy
night,
the
Lime-house
river
front
and
behind
the
scenes
in
British
politics.
Superb
rast.
ltivmoud
Griffith,
Jacqueline
Logan,
Roland
Hultumley.
Ciuy
Oliver,
Alma
Bennett
and
others.
COMEDY
CARTOON
"FELIX
STRIKES
IT
RICH."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35c
and
10c.
Walk
Downstairs
and
SAVE
MONEY
Spanish
Onions,
Hi,
straight
10c
Concord
Grapes,
per
basket
75o
Buy
your
Concords
now,
season
nearly
over.
Tokay
or
Malaga
(Jrapcs,
lb.
20c
Fresh
Tomatoes,
basket
50c
Up
Uiver
Cahbatfe,
lit.
.
.
5c
Terrace
Turnips,
0
lbs.
25c
Kzg
Plant,
2
lbs
35c
Canleloupes,
15c,
20c
&
25c
Cocoanuts,
each
25c
New
Strained
Honey,
pint
jars
75c
New
Strained
Honey,
5
Hi.
tins
$1.25
Isle
of
I'ine
flrape
Fruit,
eacti
...
20c
fireen
Tomatoes,
0
lbs.
25c
fireen
Peppers,
lb.
25c
Pickling
Onions,
lb.
15c
Casaba
Melons
.lb.
.
8c
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones.
ato,lii,2i2
.
j
TIMBER
SALE
X
6370.
Tin
re
wl"
be
orfirrd
rr
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
iioon
on
Hie
tti
day
of
September,
lllil,
In
the
orrire
of
the
District
Forester,
Smlther,
ll.C,
the
Licence
X
6370,
t
cut
20,000
Jackpine
tics
on
an
area
adjoining-
tbe
north
boundary
of
Lot
C70i,
situated
approximately
4
V4
miles
north
and
eat
of
Oecker
Lake
Station,
lunge
5.
Coast
District.
Two
(?)
year
wtit
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
anyone
unable
to
attend
the
auction
In
person
n.ay
submit
a
sealed
tender
to
bo
opened
at
the
hour
or
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Kuriher
particular
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
B.C.,
or
District
Forester,
Prince
initert.
B.C.
I
b
ill
"Savage"
Electric
Washers
'Hoover"
Suction
Cleaners
"Monarch"
Malleable
Hi
Ranges
"Hotpolnt"
Electrical
Goods
"Valspar"
Varnish
and
Enamal8
"Martln-Senour''
100
Paint
"Sanola''
Bathroom
Ware
"Kyanlze"
Floor
Enamel
III
"Sunoco"
Motor
Oils
lil
nnirmrr'
ill
an
ii
11
ii
1
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
thai
the
science
of
dry
cleaning
is
the
friendliest
service
that
ever
helped
a
woman
dress
economically
and
well.
PHONE
8
Vfetfj
BOX392
P
Rl
N
C
t-r
R.U
PE
RT
WALK
OVER
TO
OUR
STORE
AND
Save
Money
Take
advantage
of
reduced
prices
now!
Rogers'
Syrup,
20
lb.
tins
S1.G5
10
lb.
tins
85c
5
lb.
tins
45c
No
1
Hutter,
lb,
40c
14
lb.
boxes
$5.50
H.C.
Kggs,
3
dozen
for
$1,10
Potatoes,
per
sack
..
$2.03
Fancy
Dry
Onions,
5
ibs.
25c
Carrots.
0
lbs
25c
Yellow
Turnips,
I
lbs.
25c
ECONOMY
5
E
417
Firth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
THE
RINK
Now
Open
for
SKATING
With
Hand
iu
attendance
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
23.
L.
F.
Marrcn,
Proi
"ilor.
Phone
Ulack
449.
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dtllvarad
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton..
ThU
It
a
very
superior
furnace
coal.
It
arlves
a
clean
hot
fire
and
Is
entirely
free
from
oot,
clinkers,
alack
anil
dirt.
Some
or
the
lament
heating
plant
In
the
city
trn
now
tislwr
It
with
entirely
sillsrailory
resiiltii.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sack.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
We
are
aUo
iAg.-nl
for
the
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COAL8.
Prince
Rupert
Goal
Go.
Main
Office.
Haul
Canfal.
Pho
IB
j
Wire
You
seem
worried,
dear.
Did
anything
go
wrong
at
the
bank
today?
Hank
Manager
Yes,
the
cash-lier.
Judge.
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,
watches,
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
I
HERE
IS
A
GOOD
ONE
3
DAYS
ONLY.
To
each
person
purchasing
Meat
at
Farmers
Market
We
will
sell
Broken
Walnuts,
per
lb.
25c
Loganberry
Jain,
pure,
pet-tin
65c
Loganberry-It
aspberry
Jam,
pure
65c
Itice,
best
Japanese,
10
lbs.
75c
Cream
Olive
Soap,
per
doz.
90c
Special,
I
strjng
brooms.
each
50c
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
3
lbs.
$1.00
Rolled
Oats,
tubes,
each
25c
llaisins,
in
bulk,
jjer
lb.
10c
Malkin's
Host
Coffee,
l's
60c
Jumble
Pack
Apples,
box
$2.25
Sliceil
Pineapple
in
tins.
each
2Cc
Orders
or
S3.00
delivered.
Phone
Bluo
428.
FURTHER
GRADING
IS
PROVIDED
FOR!
City
Council
Brings
in
Bylaws
For
Atlin
Avenue,
Eighth
Avenue
East
and
Mc-Bride
Street
,
The
city
council
last
night
advanced
through
their
preliminary
readings
local
improvement
initiative
bylaws
providing
Tor
the
grading
to
a
width
oT
15
feet
wilh
mattress
of
timber
and
crown
of
crushed
rock
anil
sand
of
llin
Avenue
from
the
inter
section
with
Second
Avenue
to
Seventeenth
Street,
Klghth
Ave.
Kasl
rrom
McBride
Street
to
the
intersection
with
Kighth
Avenue
and
MeHride
Street
rrom
Seventh
Avenue
to
Ninth
Avenue.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
'News.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
September
53
OGDEN
S
LIVERPOOL
MORE
THAN
HALF
OF
HALIBUT
OF
COAST
1
Awnrn
at
riipfrt
The
Pacifio
halibut
fleet,
aug-j
mented
by
many
new
vessels
ana
equipped
with
modern
engines,
last
month
gave,
an
interesting
idemostralion
of
its
producing
capacity
under
favorable
conditions,
says
the
Pacific
Fisher-jmen.
Arrivals
at
the
principal
Pacific
ports
for
August
were
among
the
largest,
if
not
the
largest,
for
any
month
on
record,
amounting
to
nearly
six
million
pound.
l)y
far
lite
heaviest
arrivals
wcrnnf
Prince
Hupcrl,
where
landings
for
the
calendar
month
were
3.812.500
lbs,
set-ling
a
new
record
for
that
port,
and
a
number
of
fares
wero
diverted
to
Ketchikan
for
freezing.
At
the
latter
port
also
the
ar
rivals
were
exceptionally
large,
amounting
to
nearly
a
million
pounds.
Seattle
arrivals
were
nothing
extraordinary,
fares
by
fishing
vessels
being
nearly
1)0,000
lbs.
less
than
in
July,
while
arrivals
of
boxed
ffsh
rrom
Alaska
were
nearly
double
.those
or
July,
though
much
less
than
for
May
or
June.
The
total
or
No.
1
fish
wsR
noticeably
less
than
.
for
three
months
previous,
while
chickens
showed
a
slight
decrease
compared
with
July.
The
number
of
fares
was
a
little
larger,
wilh
a
corresponding
de-Tease
in
tbe
average.
FISH
BY-PRODUCTS
PLANT
AT
SIDNEY
Brackman-Ker
Milling
Company
Controls
Outfit
Just
Starting
Operations
on
Vancouver
Island
The
new
fisli
by-products
plant
at
Sidney.
IU'.,
owned
by
a
subsidiary
or
the
Hrackman-Ker
Milling
Company
or
Victoria,
was
delivered
about
a
month
ago,
says
llie
Pacific-
Fisherman.
The
installation
lias
been
under
way
since
then,
and
tliCyOulfil
was
expected
to
start
operation
early
this
monthS
The
unit
is
one
of
the
new
vacuum
type
made
by
the
California
Press
Manufacturing
Company,
and
described
in
Paci
fic
Fisherman
Tor
March.
The
most
interesting
feature
of
the
process
is
that,
by
using
a
sleam-jackeled
vacuum,
cooker,
the
valuable
materials
formerly
carried
ofr
in
the
press-liquor
are
saved
and
included,
in
the
rish
meal.
In
view
or
this
innovation,
which
is
a
marked
departure
rrom
the
processes
formerly
used
on
this
coast,
the
performance
or
the
installation
will
be
watched
with
great
interest.
The
plant
Is
located
in
the
building
formerly
occupied
by
the
Sidney
Canning
Company
at
Sidney,
Vancouver
Island.
It
was
reported
some
lime
ago
that
the
provincial
authorities
bad
rc-fused
permission
Tor
the
plant
to
operate,
but
this
is
denied
by
Dr.
II.
K.
Young,
provincial
health
officer,
who
states
that
it
conforms
in
every
way
with
the
government
regulations.
Fred
Stork,
M.P.
addressed
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
last
Sat
urday
afternoon
Jelling
of
his
recent
trip
to
the
Wembley
Exhibition.
The
address
was
very
interesting
and
was
highly
nn-
precialed
by
the
large
gathering
of
women.
The
meeting
was
held
in
the
Iloston
Hall
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
F.gjzert
presided.
w
BALANCE
UNSPENT
SECTION
1
BYLAW
STREET
GRADING
Respecting
a
letter
recently
received
by
the
city
from
M.
L.
Atdous.
owner
of
property
at
Park
Avenue
and
KIeenth
Street,
asking
that
grading
be
continued
on
the
street
leading
to
his
property,
the
city
council
last
night
received
the
following
report
from
the
city
treasurer
on
bylaw
t'J
(srclon
1
grading):
Amount
expended
June
1
U
I
('
....
.
.?C2l,8JiUlt
Loss
on
bond
sale
..
92,500.00
Interest
I.28V.35
t
$72i,188.3(?
Debentures
sold
740,000.00
Italance
unexpended
.
18,3I1.G(
The
nuiyor
suggested
that
the
report
be
referred
to
the
hoard
of
works
for
report
as
to
whether
or
not'
(he
unexpended
balance
should
be
spent.
This
was
done.
ISLAND
ROAD
Aid.
Casey
Inquired
at
Last
Night's
Council
as
to
What
Government
Intended
Doing
Aid.
Casey
had
some
inquiries
to
make
at
last
night's
council
regarding
negotiations
between
Ihe
city
council
and
the
provincial
government
in
connection
wilh
the
road
to
Calloway
Rapids
The
hoard'
of
works
had
decided
to
send
a
Idler
to
the
government
inquiring
about
the
policy
it
intended
following.
He
had
no'
beard
or
a
reply
being
received.
Mayor
Newton
replied
thai
a
reply
had
been
received
slating
Dial
some
definite
information
would
be
forthcoming
shortly
ami
the
city
-would
then
be
com-muuicatcd
with
again.
The
mat
ter
hail
been
left
in
the
hands
of
the
board
of
works.
J.
W.
Hamilton,
for
several
years
teller
in
the
local
branch
or
the
Royal
HanTi,
leaves
on
Thursday
night
oil
his
annual
vacation
and
will
not
return
to
Prince
Rupert.
While
in
the
south
he
will
he
given
a
transfer
to
some
branch
in
the
southern
interior.
Mr.
Zimmerman
arriv
ed
yesterday
from
Vancouver
to
lake
Mr.
Hamilton's,
place.
EXPLANATION
WAGE
SCALE
Superintendent
of
Utilities
Justifies
Payment
of
57'20
Per
Hour
to
Laborers
In
Department
F.rnest
Love,
superintendent
of
utilities,
submitted
a
report
to
the
city
council
last
night
justifying
the
payment
of
57!c
per
hour
instead
of
50c
to
laborers
iu
the
utilities
department.
Inquiry
on
the
matter
had
been
made
by
Aid.
Collar!
at
a
recent
council
mcelihg.
Mr.
Love's
report
was
as
follows:
"With
reference
to
the
complaint
at
a
recent
council
meet
ing
that
laborers
In
the
utilities
department
are
being
paid
at
the
rale
or
57
He
per
hour
instead
or
50c,
I
attach
hereto
the
motion
id
Aid.
Collar!
that
passed
the
council
on
May
11,
11)23,
setting
the
scale
or
wages
for
labor.
You
will
note
it
distinctly
covers
2
fo
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
It
Economical.
The
Coupon
wKIck
it
crrie...
redeemable
for
useful
Crce
Brand
8jced
article.
..
are
a
further
economy.
,
j,,
appe
fw
3
Golden
West
Soap,
made
by
,,...
Ro.xal
ruwo
Soap
Co.
B'
,K'
Rollcd
0al.
7
k
5
bar
package
20o
satKs
50c
CHILDREN'S
REEFER
COATS
In
Navy
Mine
Irish
Serge.
Sizes
20
to
28.
Special,
each
$4,95
SCYCO
OIL
CLOTHING.
Wet
Weather
fiarments
for
all.
Colors
Mark
and
Olive
Hoys'
Coals.
Sizes
20
to
Hi,
eacli
Men's
Coals.
Sizes
;
to
10,
each
...
.
jggj
TWEED
SUITINGS,
42"
wide.
In
Stripes,
Checks,
Fancy
Plaids
iiihI
Plain
Shades
Si-.,
yrd
95c
Universal
BACK
AGAIN!
AND
AT
YOUR
SERVICE.
HIGH
CLASS
DENTISTRY
AT
MODERATE
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Smith
Block.
labor
on
pole
lines
at
57
Vic
per
hour
and
rock
drilling
anil
blast-ing
a!
the
same
rale.
Very
few
holes
are
dug
in
this
city
without
some
drilling
and
blasting.
Therefore.
I
consider
thin
motion
.ny
authority
for
paying
labor
7
Vtc
per
bjtur."
The
Resolution
The
resolution
referred
to
was
as
follows:
"Moved
by
Aid.
Collarl,
seconded
by
Aid.
Perry,
that
regularly
employed
men
on
waterworks
department,
street
repairs,
sewers
and
pole
linos
be
paid
at
the
rale
of
5744o
per
hour,
time
and
a
half,
for
overtime;
work
on
Saturday
afternoons
to
he
permitted
but
no!
to
be
considered
as
overtime;
rock
drilling
ami
blasting
when
not
done
by
contract
to
be
at
57Wo
per
hour
wilh
overtime
as
hceinbefore
staled;
common
labor
50o
per
hour."
Aid.
Perry
said
thai
the
intention
of
the
1923
motion
had
been
to
pay
common
labor
50c
per
hour.
He
believed
that
this
2X)f
'25
15
1J
This
Week
Only
Canned
Tomatoes,
2's.
'
;j
for
...
Trading
Co.
Phoni
575.
should
be
followed
u
a
'0
au:l
discrimination.
That
m
what
public
works
tab'Tt
ts
en
ni.
Any
helper,
be
fetf
ilii
,:lil
i9
considered
as
r.inrin)i)
lal)-;r
Aid.
Mar-donald
took
'lie
.
that
the
50c
rate
was
mrar
fm
transient
labor
Tins
fra
n;
permnurpt
and
imuhed
Mid'
if
an
ddigglng
post
Imles
yM
was
not
in
the
category
t
na-mon
labor.
Aid.
is-niilh
rell
the
rr:u
spoke
for
ilseir.
Itork
ili
iW
were
not
considered
a
"'mi-laborers
and
were
rtihlM
''
more
money.
Report
Adopted
Aid.
Casey,
speaking
nerielice
lie
had
had
!
H
,r'"
of
work,
felt
that
it
ilttf(
certain
class
of
skill
were
not
many
men
imi'l'11
he
rell
il
was
not
it;"jl
to
award
the
5Hic
ral
was
in
accord
with
"if
V"WJ
01
applied
by
the
siipenntwl'
utllilles
and
moved
Hial
tb
port
be
adopted.
The
mot'
was
carried.
VANCOUVER
VETERINARY
KILLED
ELDERLY
MA
WITH
HIS
AUTOMOBIti
'3.
"
'
VANCOrVIIlt,
Sept
Maker,
an
elderly
tnn
?p
Manitoba
here
on
a
vh""
'
(i
daughter,
was
struck
by
an
driven
by
Dr.
II.
n.
rajr.
I
nary
surgeon,
and
died
Wm
A
juries
received
yesterday
charge
or
inanslaiigliU'r
'
.
against
firay
and
bail
wa
l
$1,000.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
!
1
mn
ACT.
,
ai
In
Oiieen
charlotte
W'',
n,trl,
fh
rierorlW
District
""
of
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np'
",,
1IJ.'
Heroriuna-
,,.11
ora
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and
n.
ro.iale.near
fOnale
near
To
"''L
nur
W,
W,
DJf
TAKE
JMOTICE
Ihat
I.
"'prf
yann
B.C.,
ocrupallon
n'anufjr
urtr,
f
app
y
ror
P""""";"
'
rniiimenr""
,
wit
In
dearrlhed
lnt:
Vj.
of
To.iS
poxt
flanlen;
near
lljj
V,
J
east
iW.
hen
nyrtWiy-w
marki
i'fnr
westerly
foiw
hl!rf
wj
mark
0rhalnsi
thence
Sain
ehalnat
thenre
easterly
,nlnr
aerw
of
commencement
ana
i
more
or
leas.
npftnQE
V.
PAVE
MITTBl.
.U
Pate.
JM
.