AOE
SIX
ExtraSpecials
for
Fair
Week
In
Every
Lino
Watches
from
$1.50
up.
Chains
from
25o
up.
I'ockcl
Knives
from
25c
up.
Non-Destructible.
1
carl
Heads
from
$2.00
up.
I
Bracelets
from
25c.
up.
Special
Discount
on
Odd
Cups
and
Saucers
Real
Money
Savers
Watch
the
Windows
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Coats!
Ladies'
and
Children's
Coats
LATEST
STYLES.
REASONABLY
PRICED.
See
Our
Windows.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9
Fruit
Special
Mackintosh
Apples.
J.ox
S3.50
liartlell
1'cars,
doz...
40c
crate
,
$3.75
I'eaches,
dor.
40c
crale
S1.90
Prunes,
lb.
15c,
crate-
S1.40
Watermelon,
pound
.
.
6c
Cant
Hop,
large
15c
Itanauas,
per
doz.
.
.
.
50c
Take
advantage
of
this
Special.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
18
PHONES
84
417-423
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Do
Your
Eyes
Bother
You?
We
have
recently
installed
the
most
modern
optical
equipment.
This,
added
to
the
ycat
s
of
experience
of
John
llulgnr,
Sr.,
and
with
the
assistance
of
Jack
Duller,
who
Iihh
just
graduated
from
the
U.C.
Optical
College,
Vancouver,
places
ug
in
nil
exceptionally
tfood
posilidn
to
lake
care
of
your
eye
troubles.
'
Wo
are
positive
we
can
give
you
an
optical
service
which
will
assure,
you
the
utmost
satisfaction.
Lenses
Ground
on
the
Premises
John
Bulger
Joweller.
SALVAGE
SHIP
m.
4
m
I..
Purchased
by
Same
Company
That
Keeps
Vessel
at
This
Port
VICTOIUA,
Sep.
16.
Replacing
the
steamer
Salvage
Chief,
for-
'inerly
known
as
the
Nitinat
which
was
wrecked
on
Merry
Island
last
spi-in-
tltc
C.lMl.
steamer
Tees,
which
lias
been
continually
under
charter
to
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co'
for
the
past
year,
has
been
purchased
by
the
company
from
the
C.l'.R.
The
Tees
will
be
renamed
the
Salvage
Chief,
and
will
enable
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
still
toi
have
a
vessel
in
port
while
the
Salvage
King
is
out
on
rescue
or
salvaging
work.
It
was
the
Tees
that
salvaged
the
Taljaua
whe.fi
she
went
ashore
at
Villain?
Island,
Harclay
Sound,
a
year
ago
last
winter.
Alterations
have
already
been
made
to.
the
Tees
to
fit
her
out!
as
an
up-to-date
salvage
ship.
and
all
modern
equipment
for
salvaging
of
vessels
is
being
in
depth.
With
the
purchase
of
the
Tees
from
the
C.l'.R.
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
is
in
a
position
lo
consider
the
stationing
of
a
vessel
at
lianfield
for
use
in
life-say-
inz
natrol
and
salvuce
work
li
Iff
II
I
If
I
li
j
n
it
mtn
I
1
1
it
a.
I
i
t
Victoria
to-"
attend
to
more
local
.liMlmfi
Till
Yuiipmivnr
l)rri!v
tli
.nun-,
w
irw
ijoiuiuiis
arr
urwnwTi
a
uuiOIUm
tvn
fn.un
nrtttlAtft
flnr.l
tf-l.lntA
Shoe
Qioice
is
Easy
when
you
look
over
the
ONYX
models
for
Fall,
be-causq
the
styles
anticipate
the
trend
of
fashion
and
there
are
shoes
for
each
occasion
that
women
and
young
women
want.
Our
Fall
stock
is
now
complete.
We
stock
A
and
A
A
widths,
nlso
wide
widths.
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Third
Avenue.
Phone
357
Auditorium
Will
open
for
a
month
s
Skating
Beginning
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
.
.
.
2
lo
I
Kveniiigs
....
H
to
10
Good
Music
both
sessions
Competent
instructors
lo
teach
beginners.
J.
Marren
-
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxipilsite
Slock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
luw
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
O.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
and
preserves
it.
Keeps
it
pliable,
smooth
and
free
from
cracks.
Keeps
it
"Young".
Did
you
"Nugget"
your
thou
thia
morning
"NUGGET
Shoe
Polish
Black.
Tan.
7Wy
RtJ.
Djr$
D.'$
Brown
Brown
and
and
H'kilt.
hiU
stalled.
The
Tees
is
a
steamer
:
of
C78
tons,
IG5
feel
in
length,,
work,
uni
ss
be
.'o
reel
in
beam
ami
10
feci
aim
in
uiui
ras
"I
FccJslLcLcailier
Kins
is
sen
I
out.
The
.,
company
also
has
a
brain
li
ul
Prince
Ru-
Ipert
with
equipment
and
vessels
to
go
to
the
assistance
of
any
vessel
jn
distress
in
that
vacin-
li(--
Hie
same
time
the
companylMIWinMARIPQ
FA
PC-
-
---o
Leave
i
t
r
1.
1
Co..
looks
after
the
mainland
WATER
NOTICC
TAKE
NOTICC
that
Montr
II.
Kcui
iur
iuv
tniiwer
uuia
ninei
Lia..
for
China
VANCOlYKIt,
Sept.
10.
Dr.
T.
Moore.:!!.
Williams
of
Winnipeg,
mem-
Dr.
Williams
also
goes
alone,
j
Ins
wife
having
died
during
the
year.
They
rejurned
on
furlough
in
the
spring
of
I
U2
1,
after
a
term
of
seven
years
at
Cliungchow,
ou
the
Yanglse
river
below
Chungking.
This
time
Dr.
Williams
is
wanted
al
Luc
how,
above
Chungking,
in
order
to
organize
medical
and
surgiral
services
at
a
hospilal
which
was
almost
completed
by
Itev.
W.
It.
Morrison,
of
Sas
katchewan,
missionary
builder,
who
is
now
returning
home
through
illness.
I.uohow
is
nearly
2.000
miles
by
river
hunt
from
Shanghai.
Dr.
Williams
is
a
graduate
of
I
lie
l
imersily
oj
Manitoba,
having
put
himself
through
medical
school
by
working
ou
tho
railway
mail
serviei.
on
trains
running
oul
of
Winnipeg.
He
was
uorn
iif
Oxford
County,
Ontario,
lie
is
.supported
by
the
Sunday
chool
of.
Young
M
e
in
o
r
I
a
I
Church,
Winnipeg.
Mrs.
Williams
was
Laura
II.
W.
McUIrr
f
Winnipeg.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Ltait
Lan
in
mure
nupri
Hcrorum?
I'll
trlct
of
I'rlnte
Muptrt,
and
altut
on
the
nirthet
coast
ot
HriMih
Colum
bta,
Portland
Canal,
and
belli
at
S)
I'olnt.
Portland
Canal,
and
biin
north
numii'lic
from
Tree
I'oim,
l'tr
Itland.
TKt
OTICh
that
AiikIo
Iirlllili
Ci'-iimliia
I'arkinr
compjnr
Limited,
i
Vancouver.
li.C,
oreuiiallon
Parker.
In
lends
to
apply
for
a
Irate
of
the
following
deirrllx-d
landt:
CoinineurliiK
at
a
pott
planted,
at
lilrt)
aairr
intra
at
spn
ruini,
I'oriiaim
uinii;
iIk-ik'O
aoulheaaterly
alnnr
IiIkIi
wale,
mark
for
rorty-elnlit
liundred
teel
to
pott
iiiarknil
.in.
3.S.K.:
llicnre
southerlj
10
rhaln,
inore
or
Pi
low
waler
mark:
thenre
rxirtliweatrt
ly
alonr
low
water
mark
rorty-elrht
hundred
feet,
more
ir
lent;
tiirure
northerlr
Itt
ihnln.
iihid
r
to
point
of
rndimrnrriiient.
iih
roiniininit
71
rrf.
mure
m
lea
AMCLO-tllllTIOI
:OI.IIMIII
I'ACklMO
t:o.
I.TII..
Appllranl
Per
Waller
T.
Walker.
Arnl
Oated
lulr
llrd.
IU
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
-0
Jo
fl.
X-nay
Service
Phone
680.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Kvcnlngs
THE
DAILT
HEWS
WedrtMar.
September-
u.
1925.
STINNES
FAILS
CASHALL
GONE
RRIT1SHCOLUMBU
Fall
of
Famous
German
Business
House
Follows
Death
of
Founder
HKIU.IN,
Sept.
15.
The
fall
of
the
house
of
SI
nines
is
com
plete.
Less
will
be
saved
Troni
the
ruins
than
was
heretofore
imagined.
The
enemies
of
Sl
n-nes
are
exultant
ami
point
tu
the
wages
of,
megalomania.
Friday
s
"Acliluhr
Abendblatl
published
an
apparently'
reliable
eport
that
Kdinuiul
Stinnes,
the
Mdesl
son
of
the
late
Ilujfo
SI
nines,
had
appealed
lo
the
Prus
sian
government
lor
(lie
small
sum
of
three,
million
marks,
since
he
was
unable
to
pay
even
the
100,000
marks
v
-'3,11(10,
due
in
wages
today
in
the
Aga
Mo'
r
Works
Jlerllu,
alone.
It
is
known
'that
after
the
first
crash
the
stinnes
possessions
were
divided,
l-klimiud
taking
the
motor
works
ami
assurance
I'oiupauies.
Hie
bunking
consortium
formed
to
assist
lb"
concern
decided
after
inquiry
Itlial
Kdmuiiil
hud
received
more
urn
financially
if
the
debts
were
greater
than
was
supposed.
Hut
Sliiines
declared
thai
lie
was
iot
obliged
lo
go
further.
'Piere-j
industry.
luneyra
w
lou
i,
tw.
ie.
u7,
..n-nan
inuiiinc
jkiki-,
iiicj
may
lake
away
one
or
iwo
"V..iir
Duirirt"
Thu
sWatkU.
"5?3Ki
POticl
Mime
weeks
ago,
the
mis-'of
,y
undertakings,
but
they
ySweiHr2mn?i
at
Chcngtu
urged
shan't
.get
me."
wns
his
com-
api.ilraiion
pumuani
tberno
and
10
iin'oa'
tw
Me
lorty-eighl,
llev.
mnt
before
explaining
liuw
tMiLpte..r,W,-,"rtS?:W.
J.
Mrtin.ore,
P.A.,
and
I)r..,is
opinion
the
H-ealle.
Assist
-
jmions
may
bp
mm
'im
the
Mid
wucr
illiems,
be
perniilled
lo
sail
anc
Consort
urn
had
Ibiuidated
"'luiuaim
Hpnirder
or
lth
th
OmiMroller
of
Water!
,
..
Hiirhn.
rarinnwnt
Buildinirt.
virtorn,
regardless
oj
conditions
iiu
t..
in
the
old
Hugo
Stinnes
firm
in
h
.V"-
'r.
rfimore.
who
is
way
which
praet.eally
reduced
The
date
or
ihe
rirst
publication
of
thi
siwrctary-treasifrer
of
tho
Mis-
Moorirottin8h,S
Wife
a"d
eMMml
Ul
T-
Montr
It.
ironto.
the
family
lo
poverty.
The
fact
-
is
that
whether
the
llauk
Consortium
wished
or
not
for
the
family
quarrel,
or
for
the
second
iu:(rrcl
between
Dr.
Kd-iiiiind
Stinnes
and
Ilerr
Jakob
(ioldschmidl,
president
of
the
Darmstadler
and
National
Hank,
the
name
of
Stinnes
lias
been
thrown
down
from
its
pedestal
the
entire
Stinnes
possessions
losl.
the
financial
reputation
ot
(iermauy
lowereI,
mid
her
credit
abroad
temporarily
shattered.
"I
myself
would
really
be
satisfied
to
retire
and
gee.
the
world,"
said
Dr.
Kdiuuhd
Stinnes.
"It
seems
a
pity
to
abandon
all
my
father's
undertakings,
but
ralbor
than
lie
down
to
.
Jakob
Cold
Schmidt
I
will
,
willingly
.
faeu
bankruptcy."
k
Most
of
the
newspapers
consider
Slinnes"
offer
of
stock
to
workmen
another
proof
of
his
incapacity
to
direct
a
big
industrial
undertaking,
hut
personally
young
Slinnes
makes
an
excel
lent
inipiesMon.
Some
of
advanced
idea-.
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Uns
produced
.Minerals
ns
follows:
Placer
(Sold,
$77,a81M5:i:
Lode
Gold
J73.IIK);
Hiker.
$OS,S2l,.Y70,
Lead,
$70,5
1H.57X;
Copper.
$
1
K7.
i
Hl.:t7K
;
.,(,,'
f
V
171.107;
Miscellaneous
Minerals.
$l,Wl.at;
lloal
mid
Coke,
2ll(l,HSO,otH;
Ilnihim.
Stone,
llrirk,
Cement,
etc.,
$1,25,811;
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
the
end
01
,?t
IV?
I
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
'I
he
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
nnd
(lie
fees
lower
lliuu
tho,,.
ol
any
oilier
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Hie
Itntuli
Umpire
Mineral
locations
arc
granted
lo
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
win
h
,.
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
llepcrt
avl
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gr,t,-
,v
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.H.
Practically
nil
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
win.
h
dei
:..,!f
,,)
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
sonic
one
of
the
Animal
Hrpnrl
of
the
Ms.n
t
...
of
Mines.
Those,
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
ueh
report-
The
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mine.
Vi.
t
.,.,
u
Meporls
of
the
Oeologieal
Survey
of
Canada.
Pacific
lliiildiug,
Vancouver,
,.re
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
'',;"
!-
KETCHIKAN
SCHOOLS
promise
to
support
the
coiisotii-i
,
,
,.
In
...
TROUBLOUS
TIMES
inir
:unl
H.irsrp
Co..
wiiii-h
is
:.f-
.wages.
He
Tw0
United
the
Sho
filial,.,!
II...
PaHifr
Salvacn
Representing
ChurchHo
LESS
HALF
AS
MANY
!
AS
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
upon
the
banks
shut
uff
all
KKTCIIIKAN.
Sept
10.
In
the
credits,
and
Mnmes
appealed
to
public
srh..ol
tn-re
at
tin-
opening
the
government
fur
aid.
t
,lot
tlie
term
pupils
registered
Offers
Shares
-and
there
are.
00
students
in
the
When'
Saturday
arrived,
he.
high
schoil.
I
found
himself
unable
to
pay!
The
kindergarten
has
been.
therefore
presented
'suspendeil
for
the
present
owiifg
Council
two
million
'to
lack
of
nreomniodatiou
in
the
marks
worth
of
s
haras,
thus
giing
up
his
majority
in
the
company.
The
workers
in
Ihe
Aga
mb'or
nt
II...
M...1
I
I
lose
irtorn
Is
tnglnrer
Mint.
Atliu.
"
l"v
uiiuivii
111
ura
uac
iiui
jot
uidiir
up
jo'""'
?Kr'c?rT.Dd0oflIlit':1.na,,'l
-MKion
to
West
China,1
their
minds
whelber
to
accept
PUGET
SOUND
PACK
!
OF
SALMON
LARGER
.'SI
WJihanai
recently,
re-turning
to
Stinnes
has
,uccceded
tn
hisL
'
'
.
,
isir.i2r
.viv.'?
.ww
K-U,e
'ie,d
by
f.rff
ofiai":-
w,,,?,
r,r
10
.dr
e
,a,;'i.
Son
V.
1
"
r
"
1,,
'
rr.ji,
ilu
i,rmlnn
i.t
ih.
..irf
rir.r
inm
workers
IllltV
III
Hip
flllll
Ulll-tl
Ian
him
nf
lllllitif
urtlnlnn
In
U'liul
'"V"
Tiirlh
Lkc
and
will
I
urd
for
hydro-'..u
in,
.,f
m..
i..
..r
i.
..nJ
,i.
..
Jnember
of
.the
state
fisheries
liclrlr
clrlr
tMiwrr
txiwer
Durnunrs
purrxxs
unin
urion
tb
tbe
f'nuliireri
Knaliiwri'
"
'
i'n.,.-3
u;
cans
atirnin
ui
mc
uautB
.
k.
,
missionaries
for
the
to
enslave
(o
rinau
builditiK.
board,
declared
todiy
(hut
I
lie
I'uget
Sound
salmon
pack
this
lyenr
is
I
In-
largest
since
IIH3.
Ill
lt:t.
1,700,000
crises
of;
'snrinsr
surkeve.
htimobMeks
and
''!,.,,
...
...
....l.i
w....
...
an
iipii
ncrv
tirnrii.
nun
i-
-
timaled
that
j&.0oo
a-
of
huiiiidak
alone,
valued
at
700.000,
will
be
canned
by
Ihej
eml
of
the
eaon.
'
LAND
ACT.
Notka
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laato
Land
lU
I'rtlKO
Hfl
lalM
Hrt.Hll.IK
in-,
tncl
of
I'rinrr
IHipert,
anl
tlluate.
vn
I
lie
Miltie.t
nK
of
Wale
l
l.it.
H.C.,
liruia
norih
niiiiwtir
fnn
MayiUrk
lUlfl,
ikI
true
eatt
fnnn
I.i.ihI
itHiil,
Sltklan
Ulantl.
I
T.lkt
MiTH
t
tlial
Anilo
HrllMt
ol
niU
rarkinv
usnpanr
Limited,
-t
Vaiutsitrr,
H
...
or
cup
Hon
patker.,
in
,
U-noi
to
fty
for
a
Rae
of
Hit
folk
IIII
tctlir
Urnlt
-
Uiiui..iriur
al
pl
ptnled
al
lilph
aire
ntark
4i
llir
uulne.l
tKire
of
Wale
UUimI
in
a
punltiuti
larina
noun
mainellr
fitn
ll)t'k,
Itland
anl
true
eal
from
l.laml
eiMnl.
Sltklan
IOiikI.
Ineiire
NHilhrlerl)
bt
liirh
water
nark
fortr
encht
hondreil
fret,
morr
or
lewk,
In
a
lt
marked
to.
t.t.
.
IheiH-r
Wtlhrrty
10
irlMlll-,
inure
or
te,
pi
nw
aler
mrk;
Uwtire
,rirllieierlr
ahMic
low
water
..tark
forty
elrlil
buudml
feet,
more
or
lxu;
tlienr
norllierlr
to
rtialn.,
more
or
bw,
lo
point
of
oonneiK-eiiMht,
ikI
cjIIU
Hilar
?
rr,
morr
or
la.
,
A.HULO
HIIITMII
r.OI.1
MHU
'
PACkl.XO
CO.
I.TII..
A
)l
Mini
Per
Walter
I..
Walker.
A
ami.
biMJ.idJL
JlOh
it.
LANO
ACT.
Nolle
of
lntntlon
to
Apply
lo
ftifihi
Land.
I
III
llie
l.twl
Iteeoedini
Irt.lrlrt
nf
Prliirr
luiirl.
ami
viiuate
at
shainmn
lit'
H.:
Maett
inlet,
y.i:.
liianl.
It.i
.
TAkK
KOTIRK
that
Oirtw
Mlllerd.
I.lln
lied,
f
Vanrmiver
Hi:,
oriupalloti
Ml
.
.
riKMi
rauiiT,
inienn
lo
awn)
tor
pet
Ills
.
million
In
rur
hlut
the
tolli-wlne
ile
now
considered
'trrr"ZT
..
.
n....
......,
fantaslic,
may
be
a
reality
ofi1"4"'
'
ri
ei,morr
r
lent,
fnn
the
future.
PATROLMAN
CHARGED
SHOOTING
AND
KILLING
KliTCIIIKAN,
Sept.
10
Charged
with
having
shut
and
killed
Itomie
Atkinson,
u
well
known
athlete,
city
patrolman
S.
11,
Van
Zandl
has
been
lioiind
uver
lo
the
grand
jury
by
L'.S.
Coniinis-sloiier
Kehoe.
It
is
claimed
in
in
northet
corner
Lot
IH
'Tl
at
iSP
.
:
tttenee
noulh
I
rluln;
Ihenrei
el
tit
r
ha
inn.
tlienre
Mild
rhaln;i
ihenee
el
in
rlialm,
more
or
le,
to'
hearb;
tliepre
follow
Inr
meanderlnr
of1
pearn
to
fioint
or
eiHiimritrenienl,
and
eonlalnlnir
4
acre
nmre
or
len.
OOSHE
Xll.tElin
LIMITRIl
Appllranl
,
Per
Wm.
0.
Mltrhelt.
.
.
.
.
AtenL
hllfl
InU
ih
'Ml
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Purth
Land.
Ill
the
l.aiKl
lieiorrtint
niilrni
of
prime
liupert.
and
leiiiv
a
-.ni"n
of
Lot
Unity
four
mi,
iiiuko
five
(S,,
r.oa.t
niairii't.
TAkK
iTH.K
Dial
Iriurll.
lu,le.l
of
1'rlnre
HiffMei
It
r
iiuirt-iiim.
i..ia.i
defence
that
Atkinson
resisted
w
apply
f'r
iiermiHiini
t,,
pur.iuo
tin-
..Mn..ui
l
..i
t
0
.i
I
ioo"oi
oi-pi-riwil
nun":
.
arrest
but
no
defence
e
(deuce
commem-nur
at
a.nom
i.ioi.i
was
given
at
the
preliminary'
TiKrT,:
tl
'VlZii
hearing,
thai
huiiuf
reserved
for
"
ii'Oiy
iwo
iu,i,
iu-i,n
r.i
the
actual
trial.
IRISH
INTEREST
IN
HORSES
Dl'Itl.lX.
Sept,
10.
Hidries
for
Ihe
annual
horo
show"
of
Ihe
lloyal
Dublin
goulety
created
a
high
record
I
his
year
with
OtfL
Despi(i
n,,i
Krowtli
hi
popularity
of
the
atiloinobile,
Iberu
hits
been
a
considerable
Increase
in
ln-lerest
in
Imrness
horses.
For
the
hloodsiork
sales
more
I
hail
H00
horses
were
entered.
.1.
It,
Itoheitsoii
relumed
forly
rhalii;
Itieure
IKirih
elfht
rliaina.
iieue
or
le.
lo
Mr
II
waler
mark;
tlienre
iiorlheail
alonir
Mali
waier
mark
to
luiini
of
rotnmeiiri-uiriii.
and
iiinlalnlnt
elalily
(to)
arret,
more
r
i"i.
lllfZ7.i:i.L'S
tlMITKO.
.tMlert
AilHitl
IMh.
1ijJl,''''
1
AND
ACT,
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purthaa
Lnd.
Ill
Hie
Mud
lleiorilinif
Dl.lrn
t
of
prime
iioiwri,
aim
iiuaip
my
lallt
Crrrk
'
J'l'ti
flow,
into
Kr.iill
niver
alx.ul
la
mile
rroiu
lit
mouth.
T.UK
;MOTi:K
lint
Clirton
P.
lllrl
of.
Prime
HHrt,
ll.r,
orrnpatlou
nrnlr
!
man.
Intefnl
t-
apply
for
permUnioii
pi
piirrhate
the
fnllowlna;
rietrrllied
Itmlt-.
CoiiiuiMirln
at
a
Hnt
iUiiiis
at
M.lltllU.l
f...r,l..r
..9
t
...
...
....
..
1
-
'
-.
.
r.da,
nulla
lour'i
Ihenre
fu
rliaina
toiillicrly
,
(lieurn
4
".
"
p
,r'
'
"
"
rin
ttorih-1
nn
Oil
erlv:
I
.i
he
lire
til
liulu.
ipi
i..
:
the
l'rllice
Itupert
tills
morning
"'
'oinmem-i-iiii.it,
and
ronlalulnr
40
arre.
.
i
.
..
i
moro
ur
leu.
'
I
after
a
trip
ancouer
and
c
p
tur.i
V"10"'
A',P"'n"
baud
Au.uat
utu
im.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
0
p.m.
"Cheaper
to
Marry"
llu-li.
mils
.nid
demi
bii'baiiit".
Mi-lr
.
v
hove
ami
biistue.
M.irnage
and
mortal
!,.
life-long
friend
and
agreoil
upon
eer
tiling
'
riiuony.
He
didn't
iielievr
in
iiinrriago,
lh..gi,
a
game
of
give
and
hike;
give
up
our
freedom
.
.
,,.
the
rotiseiiPures.
She
believetl
in
hive,
lie
g.n.
d.
-jewels,
flowers
and
indulged
her
very
ptra.iu.'
.
he
wouldn't
give
her
lliat
little,
djiii,
gold
baud
I-happier
tnarrieil
or
living
wllh
ht
sweetie.
Ts
'
problem
two
young
business
Miriiiei
fuced.
s.
.
i
worked
out
in
"ChenMr
To
Marr."
Holdl
phimIp
ami
-iIiihIioii
lo
keep")
mi
guesting
S
.;
of
favorites.
Conrad
Nagel,
Lewis
8.
Stone,
Claude
Gllllngwite.-,
Richard
Wayne,
Marguerite
de
la
Motte,
Loulie
Fuendt
and
others
COMEDY
"THE
WILD
GOOSE
CHASER."
PATHE
REVIEW
Admlnlon
35c
and
10c.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnoera,
Machlnlilt,
Bollermakert,
Black"imlth,
Pltrn
maker,
Founders,
Woodworker!,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
a.
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PH0NE8
43
and
3SP
canadianT
PkZTCj
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
fr
UTCHJIAJI,
MINUU,
JUNIAU,
MKWtf
JtroU
-
ll
fi
mcouuh.
nooiu
a1
sanu
1?
r
iS.
HI1CUS
BAIT
.
...
For
Dutdl.
twanion
B,
Ct
Bill
111.
Otn
Fall.
Nm,
'
'
'
Campbali
Rlitr,
and
Vancowtae
ir
Btlurdat
II
m.
An
foe
oil
Bttamthlp
Lin.
foil
lnfemtl
W.
0.
ORCHARD
0nfl
A(nt,
Corner
of
4th
ltrl
end
r
Ain,
Prlnc
Rupart,
B
O.
Ladies
New
Fall
Coats
One
of
the
most
iiiiorliiiil
iun-hases
a
woiiiao
Ihe
roiirso
nf
a
year
is
her
fall
coal.
Ilralixing
1,1
we
always
endeavor
lo
secure
garments
th.d
'
the
miiiulu
and
tailored
to
fill
(lie
demand
of
styles.
If
you
have
occasion
to
buy
your
coal
now
yjni
w
All
Iho
a
splendid
choice
here,
jmw
ahailes
nl
iiiodcrnto
prices
$15
to
$65
raiigi"
H'll'i
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
A,...l.
r....
t
t
.
.1
..........
r
11.
.i......
V,
.inn
I
in
ps
els..
i
ileview
I'lillenis,
Turnliiill's
Wnlsi.n's
lud'
Arch-Defender
Shoes
mid
Dominion
Hubbc
i,"iir-;
1