PAGE
SIX
THIS
DAILY
NEWS
AUDITORIUM
Dances
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AND
SATURDAY
EVENING
Beginning
at
9
o'clock
Floor
in
llic
Finest
Shape
MISS
CURRIE'S
ORCHESTRA
Ladies
25c
Gentlemen
50c
The;
If
all
Is
now
equipped
to
lake
care
of
Dances,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feet,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
to
properly.
IT'S
FOR
SALE
Phone
Black
449
L.
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
AUDITORIUM
A
NEW
RANGE
SILK
KNIT
Underwear
ALL
COLORS
VF.STS
dloomi:
as
.
.
.
SLIPS
,.
51.35
.
.
$2.35
..
$3.00
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Free!
Free!
We
will
give
away
One
Tea
J'ot
with
every
purchase
2
pounds
of
BRAID'S
BEST
TEA
or
1
lb.
Tea
and
i
lb.
of
BRAID'S
BEST
COFFEE
Only
a
limited
numlier.
Co
mo
In
and
Inspect
our
stock
of
School
Supplies.
Mussallera
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
GEORGE
RORIE
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
Trustee,
&o.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PJILNCE
IlUl'JiHT
The
Eyes
of
Schoolchildren
Examined
Free
Sixly
per
cent
of
all
school
children
suffer
from
weak
eye.
You
cannot
begin
too
younx,
to
camfbrthir
eye-,
i?iii.l
,r
a
Don't
let
your
child
study
under
the
handicap
of
faulty
vision.
Keen
eyesight
jnearif
a
keen
brain
as
well
as
physical
vigor.
llring
the
children
here
for
testing
and
advice.
A.
E.
Ireland
Oradualc
Optometrist
for
23
Years
Phone
Red
442
318
3rd
Ave.,
Opp.
Q.W.V.A.
ALWAYS
ing
seeds
or
wild
flowers
of
th
Skeena
River
to
plant
in
the
garden
of
native
plants
at
Kitwanga
t
he
work
is
being
done
withou
expense
lo
the
government,
bn
i
fund
is
eP"l-d
to
replace
thr
emporary
labels
with
weather
proof
duplicates.
POLITICAL
HISTORY
ing
a
sins
of
sixpence
.
V
pocket
full
of
oats
Four
and
twenty
Prog
ltirds
Jiisrglins
their
voles.
When
the
House
was
opened
These
birds
Iiegan
to
sing.
One
for
MrAMeiwhen,
i'wo
for
Mr.
Kins.
The
King
was
in
his
cabinet
Scolding
his
supporters,
The
Progs
were
in
the
ante-room
Mad-liing
bogus
quarters.
The
King
ran
up
the
Governor
v"d
asked
for
dissdul
in.
Hut
Baron
Hyng
lmng
up
oi,
Kinut
And
sniilerl
the
roust
il
ut
ion.
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
as
lOr
iter
dozen.
Mill
sell
;wee,ki
,
I.
hi
SIXTH
STREET
EGGS
Kiggs
have
advauced
a
much
3
dozen
"foFS1
00.
Cfreamery
HiUler.ier
fb.V$'
40o
It
lb.
boxes,
per
Jb
37c
Malkiu's
Hest
Ctiffee
on
alj
fr
two
days,
per
one
lb.
liij
C2!jC
FRUIT
Prunes,
per
box
95c'
Peaches,
per
box
$1,40
Pears,
3
iUmi
for
$1.00
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
per
baskrM
40.0
Fresh
Wlllk
and
Whipping
Cream
ABSOLUTELY
RELIABLE
9hafs
why
theres
more
of
it
sold
itisCanada
than
of
all
other
brands
combined
t
Tt.
CILLETT
CO.
LTD.
TORONTO,
CAM.
WELCOMING
OFFICIAL
piOTI)
KMNFR
HUDSON'S
BAY
COMPANY
rinL!L!:f
1
-
Hazelto
nand
Kltvanga
Prove
In
teresllng
to
Visitor.
Useful
Work
Being
Done.
II
AZEl.TOX.
Sept.
7.
The
v
ilia.
-e
of
llazelton
was
made
trim
and
neat
this
week
for
the
vii
of
the
Sales
Governor
of
the
Hudson
s
Hay
Company,
who
came
!
nspect
the
store
and
was
the
guest
of
V.
V.
Anderson,
tin
local
manager.
lie
was
taken
b
i
costumed
Gilksan
Indian
in
huge
dugout
cottonwooi
cano.
past
the
totem
of
Gitsegyueln
Mirough
the
rapids
of
the
sam
name
and
on
down
to
Kilwanrvr
win-re
he
was
landed
a!
the
out
dor
toiom
pole
museum,
tliroun
he
garden
of
native
plants
an1
he;d
suggestions
in
regard
t
lie
building
of
a
replica
of
an
ol
Hudson
Bay
fort
to
serve
as
i
tore
where
furs
might
be
bough.
ind
sold
and
souvenirs
o
friativt
manufacture
and
photographs
o
otem
poles
and
native
plants
of
fered
for
sale.
All
Indian
employees
of
the
totem
pole
committee
are
gather
Mum
HKt
?lea
That
He
Would
Starve
to
Death
Because
of
Blood
Poisoning
Not
Aocepted.
WILLIAM
S
LAKK.
Sept.
t.
teversiug
the
decision
of
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Iodwell,
who
ar-luitted
OHo
Kroner
of
the
charge
f
setting
a
fire
on
his
ranch
at
torsefly
Lake
district
after
it
was
xplaineii
that
he
choe
this
nie-od
of
attracting
attention
when
rippled
by
blood
poisoning
of
the
et.
Judge
Calder
of
the
County
'ourt
fined
him
25
or
a
week's
uprisonnient.
Kroner's
explanation
that
he
ared
he
would
starve
to
death
i
the
lonely
ranch
because
he
ii!d
not
move
his
feet
which
ere
infected
by
poison
ivy
was
ol
allowed
'by
Judge
Calder
as
a
.ifficient
motive
to
justify
lighter
a
blaze
which
spread
to
ad-icent
timber.
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
AoTICE
IS
HUlEBYGIVEX
Mm
tb
re
re
tuning
uttr
Lot
4t07,
Ctttltr
bit
ilct.
it
cancelled.
In-put
j
Minister
or
Land.
aiata
IXT'rtuK-ot,
Vlrlnni.
II.
C.
mih
inn.
tm.
LAND
ACT
otic
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lcm
Ln4
in
rnnrr
nupert
Lano
Heroraini'
uit
let
or
lunre
4.
Cntfi
Land
imtrtct,
and
luale
M
rie
lland.
,TAkE
MTICE
that
I.
B.
Franrti,'
of
nd
ur
ape
tor
a
irate
of
I
Be
rclJowini
'rrtbed
labdt:
Gouinienoinj
at
a
p
planted
at
Mtie
jrlh
Wet
ebd
of
l'aae
Island,
near
Trtanrulation
Sta,
111;
tbenre
rRHl
ttx
itltnd
al
hlrti
water
mark
and
ntainlliir
luov
a-re.
,nu.re
nr
1eM.
JOSEI'll
Iir.ITLA.1U
FHA.NUS,
"
applicant
TIMBER
SALE
X8109.
There
will
I
nrrerrd
ror
tale
at
Pnlille
'lutmn.
al
om
in
Hie
vird
Atj
or
Anr-it.
!.
in
the
nrrire
or
the
bltlrtcl
F..reMer.
fiime
hutsrt.
B.
C...
the
Urenre
irifc.
t
'
Ul
a.ico.nou
reel
"or
Spnire.
ll(Hi,1..
k
and
edtr.
i
n
n
area
Mtuiied
on
own
IliM,
yueen
harkitu'
ItUndt.
Two
1
1
jetrt
will
tie
allowed
for
renin
i
if
timlMr.
I'rmided
that
any
mi
nnaMe
to
altend
lie
aaetlon
la
peri
tiitjr
tabnilt
a
aealed
Hdi-r
t
W
opened
itnf
twur
of
auction
in
i
imifq
ii
one
ma.
rnriber
rarllrglart
of
the
Chler
Foret
'.
vieKirbi.
B.
C.
or
rltrlil
Foretter.
"
i
"
Himeri
m
t
TIMBER
8ALE
XS108.
,
There
will
be
crrered
for
tale
at
Public
Vuiloo,
af
"
.
ri
ihe
rd
da
or
ep-
,rin-r.
i
me
ornee
or
the
nittrlcl
wirr.
,r-..
Riinert
Jl
r
ih
iirn
t'(t
in
.tit
ir..mi.ofrti
fet
of
Speine.
leniim-k
ai
I
:c-.r.
mi
an
area
situated
mi
ein
sun
adjolnlnr
lit
sn
and
S.
i
..
,
iip.
vueen
i.ntrMjtie
lund.
Thie
'si
years
will
I
a
Homed
ror
re
iiia.iI
nf
tii
tlinVr.
rri'vidrd
that
any
ne
unable
ti
altenl
he
axrtli.a
lu
jier"n
mty
rnbnilt
a
sealed
endcr
t"
lie
opened
at
ibe
hour
uf
aueilon
tin,
innwn
fnr
lia.
.
Fu-ther
Nrtlridari
nf
the
Chler
Foret
2"f'ti
n.
C.
or
Dlttrlrl
Forrner.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
639,
Green
238,
Black
735.
Night
Phonei
687,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO,
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
vacation
at
their
summer
homo
J.
Morris,
manager
of
the
Itor-
havinK
made
Skagway.
II.
11
ll.isni.
nf
the
general
1
:he
Southern
Pacific
Railroad
at
Los
Angeles
came
in
on
yesterday's
train
from
the
east
and
sailed
for
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
11.
C.
Keeley
was
a
passenger
reluming
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon
af'3r
having
made
the
ound
trip
to
Alaska.
Detective
MeLeod
and
Mrs.
Mc-
Leod
of
Vancouver
were
passen
gers,
returning
south
on
the
stea
mer
Prince
Rupert
yesterday,
after
having
made
the
round
trip
to
"
'
Skagw'ay.
Miss
0.
O'CoWiiell
or
Victoria
arrived
on
the
l'rtnres
Charlotte
yesterday
morninc
from
Victoria
and
proceeded
t
Oona
River,
where
she
will
take
Up
school
teaching
duties.
Warren
Oxley.
formerly
of
An-yox,
wns
u
passenger
going
south
10
hi
home
in
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afler
having
spent
the
summer
at
Telegraph
Creek.
Union
steamer
Cardenu,
Capl.
A.
K.
Hicksbn,
arrived
in
port;
from
the
soulh
at
6
o'clock
Sun
day
night,
and,
after
making
her
Anyox.
Alice
Arm
ami
Stewart
-alls,
relumed
at
DUO
Uiis
morning
and
will
sail
at
o
o
-lock
on
her
return
soulh.
Two
novel
shipments
were
made
through
here
over
the
Canadian
.Vational
.Railways
recently
when
fresh
cut
flowers
were
ship
ped
from
the
Yukon
Territory
to
the
Toronto
Kxhibition.
The
flo-
Iwers,
which
included
gladlolas
and
asters,
made
the
long
trip
by
boat
and
train
in
good
condition.
John
W.
llolsworth
of
Nrw
York,
an
official
or
the
United
States
biological
department,
ar
rived
in
Ihe
city
by
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
the
Kast.
Mr.
Holsworlh
goes
from
heri
to
the
Stikine
River
country
on
official
duties.
TERRACE
COUPLE
QUIETLY
WEDDED
Rev.
Q.
O.
Hacker
Officiated
Yes
terday
at
Nuptials
of
Miss
Florence
Bailey
and
Edward
Sidney'
Arkell.
At
5
o'clock
Monday
afternoon
the
marriage
took
place
ouielly
of
Miss
Florence
Uailey
and
Kd
ard
Sidney
Arkell.
both
of
Ter
race,
who
arrived
in
Ihe
oily
by
Ihe
afternoon
train.
The
cere
mony
was
performed
in
the
First
United
Church
by
Rev.
George
G.
Hacker.
The
bride
is
the
daugh
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Halley
of
Kngland
and
the
groom
is
the
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
8tock
or
Put
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
SCHOOLS
RE-OPEN
Public
and
High
School
re-
..k.mip.i
thtx
morning
after
the
Mrs.
(iconic
Kruzell
and
Miss
,on)r
sumnier
vacation.
The
most
Laura
Friiell
will
sail
this
after-
0f
t)ie
teacliers
returned
lo
the
nooj
oi,
tJjo(Cardeiia
for
Van-;p,y
ov,,r
the
week-end
from
corner.
1
lai
r-
vacations.
I
A'S.SSr.Jl'SS'iTMW
STRIKES
BOULDER
KSS.
S:Z,
IS
AND
MANY
ARE
KILLED
ALIDA,
(ioio..
Sep!.
7.
Twen
ty-three
people
www
killed
and
derland
Transportation
Co.,
of:30
injured
when
tue
iencr
mo
Seattle,
went
duth
bn
Ihe
Prince
mranu
ioconiouc
.jiuuimp
mi-llupert
yesterday
-afternoon
after
"Scenic
Special"
strurk
a
boulder
the
round
trip
lo'un.iay
ami
luppieu
umt
huh
cr-
ried
seven
cars
Arkansas
river
with
it
into
the
mitinn
i
n
i
n
Anr
ntMttn
lassenser
ageni
s
department
oi,v
vhK
I
r
A
1
1
tlKrl
KIMNii
SHIPPED
TO
HAZELTON
FROM
SILVER
SUP
MINE
IIAZLLTUX.
Sept.
t.
Duke
Harris'
ark
train
of
5(1
horses
is
unloading
silver
lead
ore
from
the
Silver
Cup
mine
on
Nine
Mile
Mountain
at
New
llnieiton
and
,vill
continue
to
do
so
daily
Mtroiiftliout
the.
season.
DUTCH
SETTLERS
TOR
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
J.
!
Ilri'vn
of
Abi-ouda,
Holland.
a:il
Uirec
conipanions
and
a
son
and
daughter
have
arrived
at
Masselt
to
take
up
land.
Mrs.
He
Itruyn
and
1hj
younges
child
uccumpanied
by
other
Dutch
families
am
coming
in
November
and
will
proceed
to
Massed
and
il
is
expected
Mill
tale
up
land
on
the
Kast
coast.
LOCAL
AND
PERSONAL
Sidney
Milne
arrived
from
Vancouver
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
Vancouver
and
will
become
chief
euziueer
of
Ihe
trawler
G.
K.
Foler
which
i
t
he
operated
by
Ihe
llupert
Marine
Produeis.
W.
A.
Wallace
of
the
Ilntish
Corporation,
marine
underwriters,
has
arrived
in
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
business
in
connection
with
the
stranding
o
C.G.M.M.
freighter
.
Canadian
Coaster
which
is
in
dry
dock
here.'
Miss
Jean
Harrison,
H.N..
tad
superintendent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
returned
to
the
city
yeterda
morning
on
the
Princess
Char
lolle
after
a
mqnlh's
holiday
trip
lo
Winnipeg.
Dululh.
Minneap
olis
and
Vancouver.
C.P.R.
sleamer
Princess
Chai
lolle.
Capl.
SairUey,
was
in
por
yestenlay
morning.
northtound
from
Vancouver
to
Skagway.
Th
vessel
will
lie
hero
on
her
re
turn
south
Saturday
afternoon
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large
ar
rivrd
in
the
city
yesterday
af
iernoon
from
IlaieJIon
on
their
way
to
Porl
Simpson
where
Dr
Large
will
heroim
superinle:-
denl
of
the
hospital
succeeding
Dr.
WJHJaip'Sager
Uo
is
mov
ing
(o
Coquitlatn.'
Aliotit
twrniyirtve
men
arriei'
yestenla)-on
the
sleamer
Prine-
Charles
from
ancouver
to
b
engaged
on
work
of
repairs
a
Ihe
dry
dock
lo
the
damaaed
C.G.MjM.
freighler,
Canadiar
Coasier.
!.
F.
..'one,
city
solicitor,
re
turned
o
the
city
on
the
Prince
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sidney
Arkell,1
harles
yesterday
morning
afler
of
Terrace.
the
couple
are
remaining
as
guests
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
until
tomorrow,
when
They
will
leave
fyr
Terrace
where
they
will
Make
up
their
residence
and
where
.Mr.
Arkell
is
a
memlier
of
the:
slaff
of
Kenney
Pros.'
slore.
NOTICE
A.
Richmond
lias
retired
from
the
partnership
in
Hie
business
of
the
Montreal
Importers
and
J.
II.
Miller
has
assumed
full
ownership
and
all
liabilities
connected
with
the
liusiness
of
Ihe
ea
nl
Montreal
Importers.
09
Signed)
A.
RICHMOND.
an
enjoyable
month's
hollda
trip
to
St.
John,
N.H.,
and
Uos-
Inn.
C..N.R.
sleamer
Prince
Charles,
Capl.
Xeil
MeLean.
arrived
in
porl
at
II
o
clock
yesterday
morning
rrom
the
Mnilh
an
sailed
at
ror
Anyox,
Slewarl
and
Maaselt
inlet.
The
vessel
win
he
here
southbound
Thursday
afternoon.
on
Mrs.
ilohn
Dyblmvn
and
fam
ily
returned
to
the
city
at
fhi
end
of
jasl
weck
after
having
pent
a
cotipie
or
month
nl
their
sumtner
,
bJ.ft)e;i
fiJLaV
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Ruper
uapi.
l.
Ponaid,
wlilch
arrived
In
porl
al
9
o'clock
yesterday
mnrnirwr
irtrm
her
last
trip
ol
Ihe
eaon
to
8k(rway.
was
de
tayed
here
loading
salmon
at
IN
ocean
hock
ami
iu
not
gel
nway
Tor
the
soulh
until
7.3)
last
night.
The
vessel
will
be
Par;
here
from
Vancouver
on
Saturday
morning
and
will
make
(he
Stewart
run
sailing
from
here
for
the
south
Sunday
night
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