I
PAGE
SIX
AUDITORIUM
Dances
WILL
CEASE
UNTIL
AFTER
ELECTION
The
Hall
is
now
equipped
to
take
care
of
Dances,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feet,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
to
properly.
IT'S
FOn
SALE
Phone
Black
449
L.
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
LADIES'
Fall
Apparel
AT
LOWEST
PRICES
"Doners"
We
aim
to
pleaee
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
OUR
ANNUAL
Price
Reductions
during
Fair
Week
are
now
effective
and
our
slock
consists
of
a
full
line
of
Groceries',
Meats
and
Provisions
and
Drygood.
The
highest
quality
at
the
most
reasonable
price
will
assure
you
tlial
our
prices
meet
your
needs.
Come
and
look
around.
We
will
be
glad
to
show
you.
A
discount
of
5
per
cent
will
be
allowed
on
all
cash
purchases.
Mussallera
Grocery
417
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
423
5th
Avenue
East
George
Rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
Trustee,
&c.
Phone
387
New
Address:
v
243
Second
Avenue
West
PRINCE
MJPEHT
Consult
us
about
Your
Eyes
Make
ue
of
our
guaranteed
Optical
Service.
27
ycur
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
17
years
constant
practice
in
Toronto.
A.
E.
Ireland
Gradua'o
Optometrist
for
27
Years
313
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Red
442
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
MOTICE
IS
lltlltllV
GIVE
that
tb
r-er
itllltiruvr
U1
Uv7,
Casilar
Dn-trlct,
li
cancelled.
-
'
Deputy
Mlnliter
of
Umla.
.
,
-
,0.
II.
HKUKX.
Lamli
Department,
Vlrtoru.
Br
C,f
f
UltrJune.tim;
-
:
-
forced
sale
UNDER
TERMS
OF
CHATTEL
MORTGAGE
OF
THE
STOCK
OF
MRS.
W.
I.
WILSON,
THIRD
AVENUE,
CONSISTING
OF
LADIES'
READY
TO
WEAR
'
DRESSES,
COATS,
SKIRTS,
WAISTS
SWEATERS,
HATS,
ETC.
1
EVERY
ARTICLE
IN
THE
STORE
OFFERED
AT
GREAT
REDUCTIONS
FOR
TEN
DAYS
ONLY
Would
You'
Like
to
be
Forever
FREE
from
ASTHMA!
Asthma-Sera,
i
wonderful
new
medicine,
softens
and
toothes
the
bronchial
passage,
restores
gland
activity
to
normal
and
QUICKLY
and
FOREVER
banhhes
Asthma,
Hay
Fever
and
all
branchial
troubles.
FREE
information
sent
eladly,
tear
out
this
advertisement
and
send
it
with
your
name
ana
address
to
R.
Id.
B.
LABOXXTOJUES,
Ltd.
AKC93YIB
BLOCK.
615
VAN
CO
OTTO,
B.
C
ESTATE
OF
CECIL
HARTLEY,
Aaalgnai.
Trndrr
will
lx-
rmit-il
b
llw
i.ml-imit
n
the
full'iatnr
rfffrts
of
ti
above
F.'ttlr
Murk
In
Trad
in
slorr
at
MiiutMH".'.
B.
C.
rumour
ana
Fiutirr
re
store
i
van
dcrlioor.
roirMlnir
at:
t.
lujrlan
i:inipuilnr
Sralr.
t.
Platform
Sfalrft
ua
Truck.
.
3.
M
sllrr.
1.
Sff.
5.
Cndnril
Tnwwrltrr.
c.
Siradrr
otlx-r
riiturt-..
7.
Countm
aiil
shrlnnrr
Tender
UI
be
rrrrlrrd
an
either
tb
mli'.lr,
r
aajr
part.
f
alm-
a
ul
mail
I
tuda-rd
mull
Um
TrtM
nut
later
tb
Vplnntwr
Stlti.
i.wxit
may
r
m
on
atmUratlon
to
Gi.
utiluii.
Van-
a-rtxiif.
B.
C.
llta-nr
nr
any
tkJr
nu
nrrraaafHr
airrpted.
Tfrro:
in
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approved
-
iirlly.
LUMBER
We
are
manufacturing
rough
and
dressed
lumber.
Edze
grain
boat
cedar.
Halibut
and
salmon
boxes?.
Ask
For
Prices
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
562
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
SIXTH
STREET
FAIR
WEEK
WILL
BE
BUSY
WITH
US
You
Will
Save
a
Lot
of
Money
by
Getting
Your
Groceries
Here.
FRUITS
Kresh
Prune,
per
box
95o
Presets
ing
I'eaelies
$1.40
Hurtled
Pears.
3
doz.
for
$1.00
(!ood
Cooking
Apple,
per
II).
5o
for
..
$1.00
GROCERIES
fc
CH
t
Hulk
Tea.
besl
quality,
lb.
.
.
ECo
Fresh
(Iround
Oiffee,
per
lb.
C8o
Heady
Cut
Macaroni,
2
lbs..
.25c
.Fresh
lgs,
3
doz.
for
..
$1.00
Creamery
Hutter,
per
II).
.
.
40c
14
lb.
box.
per
lb
27c
Fair
Ilalloon
frr
(hp
kids,
ea.
5o
Fresh
Milk
and
Whipping
Cream
WILL
REGULATE
STREET
TRAFFIC
Police
Preparing
to
Enforce
Regulations
Strictly
Next
Week.
W
illi
exceptionally
heavy
street
traffic
being
anticipated
during
the
c
lining
vvek
when
the
Exhibition
will
Uf
on,
it
was
announced
this
morning
by
Sergeant
J.
P.
M.
Hannah,
chief
of
the
city
detach-
prinre
Rupert,
b
:.
its'
i
men
I
of
the
provincial
police,
that
it
I
the
intention
of
the
force
lo
!
strictly
enforce
Motor
Vehicle
Act
regulation
such
as
those
pertaining
lo
signal,
lights,
speed,
ruie
f
the
road
and
driving
to
Hie
common
danger.
HALIBUT
SALE
i
LARGE
TODAY
American
Cauaht
F'bh
238,200
and
From
Canadian
Boats
17,000
Pounds'
There
was
a
big
sale
of
255,-
imiO
pounds
of
haliliut
disposrd
of
loday
at
the
exchange
of
which
238.200
was
landed
h
American
boats
and
17,000
By
anauians
i.auaiiian
jirices
were
niueh
the
same
as
American!!
varying
from
1
i.70
to
16
wilh
American
second
at
8o
anil
Canadian
at
U.SOc
and
10c.
Sale
were:
'
M
I
-
a
Miiioncan;
j
i
f
i
iifd;
I
e,oorft
tfh
V-x
'
Atlantic,
35,000,
to
Cold
Arrow,
iO.OOO
io
Cold
$turac.
Arctic,
28,000.
to
Iloyal
FIMi
fun?et,
i000,
lo
Uootli
I'lsh-er;it!S.
:fedf6ne",
21,000.
.
to
H60U1
I'restoo.
20,000,
lo
Allln
Fish-frien.
Wave,
S.200,
to
Allln
r'lsher,
lea
Canadian
K.
!,iplt,
6,000,
to
Allln
Fisheries.
Tmnlie,
1,000,
to
Hold
Slorapr.
Minnie
v.,
5,000,
to
Atlin
Fish
Co
Jiayflow-er,
:i,ooo,
to
Iloyal
i
ISA
uo.
riTB
DAILY
NEV8
Monday,
Pepir
ANOTHER
CROP
REPORT
FOR
TEN
DAYS
ONLY
MRS.
R.
GOLDBLOOM
THIRD
AVENUE
THIRD
AVENUE
MONEY
READY
FOR
SMELTER
Commissioner
of
Natural
Resources
Visits
Smlthers
and
'
Is
Banqueted
fnder
t
lie
aupire
of
the
H111I-neea
branch
of
the
Hrilish
Coluni-!
bia
Chamber
of
Mines,
a
dinner
was
held
In
Milliliters
on
NVmlneii-day
in
honVr
of
Price-flreen,1
1
inimissioner
of
natural
resour
ces
01
Uie
uanaaian
.aiionai
!lailways.
The
commissioner
was
on
a
visit
to
(he
district
from
his
headquarters
In
Montreal
for
the
purpose
of
gelling
first-hand
information
on
recent
mining
developments.
"
The
gathering
was
presided
over
by
I.,
is.
Me(SiH,
the
president
of
die
branch
chamber
of
mines,
who,
before
ealllnw
on
Mr.
Priee-lireen
for
the
main
address
aked
It.
C.
V.
Itt
who
was
ac-rompanyin?
the
eommissioner
through
the
district
to
speak.
Mr.
Lett,
in
a
brief
address,
outlined
the
work
being
dune
by
the
Can
adian
National
Hallways
to
fur
ther
the
mining
industry
In
the
district.
Douglas
Lay,
resident
mining
engineer
for
Hie
Norlh-lUistern
ditrict.
sjtoke
of
recent
mining
developments;
in
the
dis
trict
and
of
the
work
of
his
de
parlment.
The
visitors
were
wel
comed
to
the
district
and
thankiyl
for
the
great
interest
shown
in
speeches
by
several
prominent
local
men.
includinz
Chas.
Held,
president
or
the
Sniuher
district
Hoard
or
Trade,
The
vjcwpoiiil
01
me
prospector
was
put
lorwarii
yX'evr.
Srlnfer,
Jas.
Wright
and
m.
sswerney;
...
t
-
Appeal
for.ODtlmlsm
In
the
address
of'
the
evening
Mr.
Prk'A-Ureen
made
an
appeal
for
optimism
on
Hie
part
"of
all
,
'.anadians
in
regard
to
the
pus
sibilities
and
the
future,
of
the
'.tounlry.
He
gave
facts
and
fig
ures
10
snow
dial
our
progress
a.
is
by
no
means
disappointing
and
that
hope
for
further
and
greater
progress
In
the
near
future
was
well
founded.
He
n8-mred
all
of
the
great
Interest
ta
ken
and
the
close
watch
kept
In
regard
to
mining
development
In
this
district.
He
jtpoke
of
the
hopes
entertained
by
officials
of
IhelflntllHlhin
Nnllriilat
It;iilu;l
v-
lull
Ufe
:
time
was
now
alm6st
rie
Tor
consideration
of
the
establishment
or
a
new
smeller
to
erw
Ihis
part
of
the
Province
of
Hrlflsh
Columbia.
The
capital
for
Isuch
an
undertaking
was
already
in
sight
and
would
'
be
readily
forlhroniiiiR
when
the
development
or
mining
warranted.
Visited
Topley
1
Yter'fh
dinnerWiis
ebncluileil
Mr.
Price-ireen,
accompanied
by
Mr.
Lett
and
Mr.
Lay.
left
for
Topley
lo
examine.
the
discoveries
nade
neaMhere
by
Frank
Taylor
,'lils
summer.
After
making
llio
,ixnmfni!i(joii
and
gathering
dala
he
Inokflhe
Iraln
back
to
his
'leadmiiiMers
in
Montreal.
He
ex-'locts
to
make
a
further
trip
to
'he
district
in
October
of
this
year.
11
i
r
i
'
ttl.YMPKU.
Sent.
13.
Tu
Free
Pit
crop
report
today
es-j
i.nmii
i'if
wheat
yield
of
the.
nrairics
at
307.
150.000
ftuabels.
CUSTOMS
OFFICER
DEAD
VICTORIA,
mp
13.
Ilesay
W
.Irnves.
for
3i
years
port
ao-
;'countant
in
Hie
department
of
customs
Iiiit.
is
dead
after
a
lingering
iHnen.
aged
07.
MEIGHEN
CLAIMING
CONSERVATIVE
WIN-ELECTION
TOMORROW
TORONTO.
Sip'
13
-Premier
Mciglien,
who
Saturday
evenuu
Closed
Ins
western
Ontario
campaign
Willi
a
meeting
at
Wind
ur
ypent
Sunday
Uiotly
hers
and
iued
a
public
statement
in
jwlneii
he
eiainied
victory
for
li
pariv.
BODY
OF
CAPTAIN
WHITTAKER
FOUND
VAXCOl
VF.lt,
Seid.
13.-
Tlr
body
ot
iUiptain
C.
Wlutlaker.
overseas
padre,
who
had
been
nissinu
since
Auyutt
28
when
be
inlormed
(nends
he
was
g-ng
for
boating
exercise
in
Kng-ish
Hay,
was
found
unda
vciiiikg
within
u
mile
of
tl:
,.01111
where
has
wai
last
eei
in
a
rowboal.
YANYYOTING
AT
ADVANCE
POLL
Twenty-three
More
Voted
Saturday
Night
Bringing
Total
For
Two
Nights
to
47
Twenty.
three
more
votes
wr
east
at
the
federal
election
ad
vance
poll
Saturday
evening
bringing
the
total
for
two
night
to
17.
The
last
session
of
th.1
advance
poll
will
be
from
7
lo
10
this
evening.
SMITHERS
Mrs.
It.
MiKilligan
and
dau?h
tar
01
illusion
were
visitors
in
.irwn
the
fore
part
of
the
wee,
Thos.
Clark
of
Prtnee
ituperi
Alio
is
actiiK:
Iiistriel
Foreste;
as
a
business
visitor
in
town
jii
cdnerday.
Mis.
P.
Cu;iiiniirg
of
Van-comer
is
in
change
of
the
rural
chool
at
Kvelyu
for
the
coming
term.
-
Miss
Muriel
Itogcr
of
Prino
(Seorgc
is
spending
a
few
day
in
town
the
guest
of
Miss
Made
line
llolston.
Tbos.
hlnij
returned
from
Prince
Hupert
on
Monday
and
reports
Mrs.
King
hai
gieatly
itnproed
in
beaHli
during
the
past
week.
Miss
Davidson
of
Prince
George
is
Mailing
in
town
as
the
,juet
of
Miss
M.
ItoUtou.
'liie
pabl
admissions
to
the
millicr
Fair
totalled
93U,
the
number
bein's
for
adults
only,
.is
children
were
allowed
in
free.
The
funeral
took
place
here
on
Wednesday
of
Kilcen
Margaret,
six-year-old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Harmon
of
Hound
Lake.
Hcv.
Father
Valli-era
conducted
the
services.
Magistrate
Hosklns
and
Scrat
Service
left
on
Tuesday
for
the
head
of
Ilablne
Lake
on
offieial
business
dealing
wllb
Indian
af
fairs.
Johr.
llaggltind
from
Klsplpx
was
a
business
visitor
In
low:
on
Wednesday.
Mrs.
MuCiilchcon
and
dauch
ler
and
Mrs.
K.
Larsen
of
Prlnc
Hupert
returned
home
on.
Wednesday
morning
afler
spend.
ing
several
duys
,
in
fllie.
district
voting
with
friends.
'
'
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Jeffrey
of
rrancols
Lake
snenl
a
emmin
days
in
town
and
took
in
tin
fun
at
the
barbecue
on
Monday)
The
opening
day
of
chod
saw
a
srreatlr
Increased
niion.r
-
-
r
i-4ill-
Inure
at
the
Smilhers
tKimni.
'and
with
two
new
teachers
on
i':o
roll.
Miss
Mnrjoric
Iloberls
will
have
grades
3
and
t
this
term
and
It.
II.
Wallace
grades
.1
and
C.
Miss
Mary
Fiiweelt
will
again
have
grade
l
and
2,
and
Frank
fiend!
grades
7
and
8.
Vernon
Crockett,
the
principal
is
niso
in
onargo
of
the
High
(School
WE
ARE
OFFERING:
Hi.
A
MODEL
MODERN
A
GRADUATE
EXPERIENrrii
OPTICAL
PARLOR
REGISTERED
OPTOMFT
TO
SERVE
YOUR
EYE
NECESSITIES
11
is
Ilie
fjrval
difrereiue
in
the
re
-uit.
,
corrciit'
iricthftcls'of
t"uiuiaiiou
for
deie
i
p,
ntteiiUoii
to
filling
Uin
prcsi
riplioii
and
th.-
j,
i
"
sury
in
correct
fnitne
filling
Jhal
ciuises
,,
;
dlscrimitinle
in
foviir
of
glusuen
fitted
in
our
Oi
'
We
use
motloni
methods.
We
try
to
give
,
,,
'!'
tl
'
vice.
Thal'i
why
ou
will
feel
h
nun
h
,
,
:
)ou
are
deciding
on
a
frame
thai
will
exai
:
particular
liking.
REWEMBER--N0
case
presents
perptexltu
to
one
qualified
In
the
Science
or
Refraction.
Consult
our
Oplbmelri";!
n
spJiVwuuld
a
ii
Tt,
vn
e
will
bo
jul
an
reliable.
'
!
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
islaBBaaBaBaaallB
Fishermen
s
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTINQ
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
QROCERIEl
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Colli
Second
Avenue
kind
McBrlde
SL
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TueidaytOnly,
7
and
0
p.m.
"RIN-TIN-TIN"
THE
WONDER
DOG
IN
"Below
the
Line"
A
nmiaiM-e
of
righting
love
on
a
bloodh.H,:;
:
stirring
drama
of
n
Im.
a
girl
and
a
figbting
I
.
the
wonder
dog,
martrr.
nore
lrL
me
i
eer.
The
fonr-finded
hero
in
hi
nwt
iv
A
pliidoplay
wlm
h
give-
"Itiit-Tin-Tin"
"
hi
which
to
demniftriii-
hit
oikuiiii.
-
JSlrong
eat.
John
Harron,
June
Marlowe,
Pal
Hartlgan,
CtiiHti
Conklin,
Victor
Potel,
Edith
Yorke
and
others.
"Our
Gang''
Comedyt
"BOY3
WILL
BE
BOYS"
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veneers,
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H.ll
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
th
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
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buying
inspect
our
stock.
It
will
pay
0
prices
are
right.
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Should
Use
SALAD
TEA.
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other
tea
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so
deliciou!
Shooters'
Suppljgg.
Gun
Lubricants.
Axes
and
Hunting
Knives.
Camp
Cooking
8toves
and
Utensils.
Ammunition
In
All
Gauges
and
Calibres.
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