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PAGE
BIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
AUDITORIUM
Dances
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AND
SATURDAY
EVENING
Jieginning
at
9
o'clock
Floor
In
the
Finest
Shape
MISS
CURRIE'S
ORCHESTRA
Ladies
25c
Gentlemen
50c
The
Hall
is
now
equipped
to
take
care
of
Dances,
Concerts
ami
Meetings
of
any
kind.-
The
building
is
50x100
feel,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
to
properly.
IT'S
FOR
SALE
Phone
Black
449
L.
J.
WARREN,
Proprietor.
ALL
COLORS
VESTS
....
ULOOMEItS
SLIPS
...
$1.35
.
.
.
.
$2.35
...
$3.00
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Free!
Free!
We
will
give
away
One
Tea
Pot
willi
every
purchase
2
pounds
of
BRAID'S
BEST
TEA
or
1
lb.
Tea
and
1
lb.
or
BRAID'S
BEST
COFFEE
Only
a
limited
numher.
Come
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,
&c.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PRINCE
IIUPEP.T
The
Eyes
of
Schoolchildren
Examined
Free
Sixly
per
"eat
of
ull
school
children
-utter
from
weak
eyes.
You
cannot
begin
too
youtijj
to
cure
for
the
eyesight.
Don't
let
your
child
study
under
the
hulidicap
of
faulty
visioa.
;
-Kviyv
eyejiij
lit,
nutans
a
kvn
Jumixi;
u(wejl,-us
physical
vigor.
Dring
the
children
here
for
testing
.and
udviise.
A.
E.
Ireland
Oruiiuale
Optometrist
for
21
Years
Phono
Red
442
318
3rd
Ave.,
Opp.
G.W.V.A.
auditorium!
A
NEW
RANGE
SILK
KNIT
Underwear
fMALKINSl
BEST
J
jMK-M)
SPECIALS
!
BISCUIT
SPECIAL
100
lbs.
Dainty
Sandwich
100
lbs.
Chocolate
Cream
liars
Special,
per
lb.
29c
Why
pay
50c
a
wound
for
stale
biscuits
when
you
can
get
fresh
stock
like
this
for
2c.
200
lbs.
Ginger
Snaps.
Special.
per
lb
19c
We
sell
crisp
biscuits
at
all
times
und
we
depend.
on
fast
turnover
lo
maintain
this
reputation.
FRUITS
and
VEGETABLES
een
Tomalpesi
.$$
tpty
2Sc
okliut
Oifioris.
BTbs.
ffcr
25c
Fresh
Citron,
pcT
lb
7c
New
fSreenlleafis'.'g,,
llmv
trir
2Se
ireen
Onions,
dozen
..
.
25c
trawberr
Hhuharb.
5
lbs.
.
.
25c
SwcHt
Spuds,
2
lbs
25o
Lftg;
JMant,
2
lbs
,
25o
Fancy
Tomatoes,
2
tf
.
.
.
.
.
25c
Fancy
Tomatoes,
5
lb.
basket
50c
Vegetable
Marrow,
per
lb.
...
Gc
utiiiiiar.l
Squash,
per
lb
7c
Pumpkin,
per
lb
7c
Lm-jte
ltipe
llananas,
dozen..
60c
It.
C.
Plums,
basket
45c
lle.l
drape.
3
lb.
basket
BOe
llylop
Crubapples,
per
case
$2.15
Preserving
Peaches,
crate
$1.45
Table
Peaches,
basket
40c
Bartlett
Pears,
case
$2.95
Dart
let
t
pears,
basket
......
35c
I
nw-rupped
Apples,
4
lbs.
.
.
25c
J'T
ox
S1.95
No.
1
Fancy
Weailhv
Wrann
Apples,
2
lbs
for
25c
P'T
box
sa
nn
California
Lemons,
per
dozen
25o
Cantelovipes.
good
size,
2
for
35c
i.usatm
.Melons,
per
lb
10c
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
4
for
$1.00
Pickles,
Cnlsup,SntiQ's,
Kle.
You
may
select
sour,
'
Yweel
or
chow
pickles,
but
only
one
jar
of
pickles
in
.IC
assortment.
This
special
is
Iho
best
value
we
have
ever
offered
in
this
line.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212
''
1
Serve
it
Iced!
Malkin's
Best
Tea
Sold
Everywhere
In
Half
and
One
Pound
Packages
LOCAL
KEWS
NOTES
,
Ilelav
raw,
mile,
loo
yardr
'iah.
and
the
Hteh-LiKhls
of
I.
AltOlt
DAY
Held
events.
Dr.
Charles
J.
Cameron,
pastor
of
the
First
Presbyterian
Uiurrh,
and
Mrs.
Cameron
r
turned
to
the
city,
this
morning
after
havins
spent
a
two
months
ARRIVING
WEDNESDAY'S
BOAT
holiday
in
Vancouver.
100
Dozen
Golden
Bantam
Corn
on
the
Cob,
per
dozen
40c
The
price
is
right
and
the
quality
is
the
be!
light
now.
ARRIVING
FRIDAY
Dunk
your
order
immediately
100
Cases
Italian
Prunes
While
they
last,
per
box
.
.
.
95o
STORE
GOSSIP
One
if
our
cusf'Hiie:
s
would
like
to
f.,,!
in
t
I'Tirii
wilii
some
lady
who
will
be
leaving
for
Vancouver
about
September
12
and
who
would
be
willing
to
thaperone
a
four
year
old
boy
for
fair
consideration.
See
our
A
feature
of
UVltOH
DAY!
Tug-of-'war
for
Moose
Cup,
and
25
cash
prize.
See
the
strong
men!
Itewt
line
of
field
sport
s'ever
seen
on
Acropolis
grounds.
LAIiOlt
DAY,
Monday
next.
Worth-while
prizes.
Miss
CamilleM.
Peters,
fjr.
jmerly
school
leaeher
at
Owrge-town,
arrived
in
the
city
last
nerht
from
V'.rtoria
where
shel
lias
been
attending
summer
school
and
will
proceed
to
Ter
race
where
she
will
join
the
staff
of
the
Kitsumkalum
School.
Mi
Terrier
of
Vancouver
has
been
appointed
to
succeed
Miss
Peters
at
OeorgMown-.
"The
other
day
a
letter
writ-J
ten
by
Edsar
Allan
Poe,
in!
which
Iip
regretted
that
he
would!
be
unable
to
nay
150
which
ue
"wed.
was
siMd
fnr
?500."
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
SIXTH
STREET
EXTRAORDINARY
COMBINATION
HEINZ
DEAL
1
lar.-e
'm
Pork
and
Ileans
1
U..I
tie
ftliiTl
Sauce
'
i'
(tot
He
lleinz
Catsup
Total
Value.
S1.5U
ALL
FOR
$1.00
Cash
and
Carry,
Away
FRUITS
Italian
Prunes,
lug
boxes,
heavy
pack,
er
box
95c
Freestone
Preserving
Pearlies,
per
box
........
$1,40
1.'.!....
!.
,
,1
.i.
'
,
i.Ana
j
inu-j
narueii
i-ears,
per
box
.
$2.85
3
dozen
for
.,
$1.00
Fancy
Hot
HoUse
Tomatoes,
per
basket
40o
Casaba
Melons,
ner
lb
8c
Fancy
t.
C.
Mukmelons,
each
15c
Yenelabels
at
lowest
prices.
FreshiMllk'
and
Whipping
Cream
GROCERIES
Libby's
Asmirapus
'Pips,
Hit
32c
Libby's
Haurki
ant.
per
t
in
.
.
20c
Icuijs
Suisrur,
2
lb.
pkg.
.....
20o
Peas.
Corn,
Tomatoes,
7
tins
fff
$1.00
Ureal
West
Tea.
75c
value
for
55c
30c
Sunkiel
Oranges.
2
dozen
for
45c
Creamery
JmUer,
bricks,
lb.
40c
VK
lb.
box.
per
lb
370
Fresh
Fsrjfs,
3
dozen
for.
.
.$1.00
Half
'iallon
Pure
Malt
Vinejrnr,
i
ix
75o
Every
One
Who
Visits
Our
Store
Saves
Money
SALE
OF
FUR
COATS
)
BY
B.
C.
FUR
COMPANY
Got
to
Realize
Cash
In
Preparation
for
the
Raw
Fur
Season
Opening
Soon.
As
the
raw
fur
.e4on
is
ra
pidly
approaching,
the
It.
C.
Fur
lk
m
pa
ny
has
got
to
realize
on
their
stock
of
made
up
furs
lo
finance
further
purchases.
Titer
is
a
larjsc
slock
of
fur
coats
to
be
disposed
4f
quickly
and
to
do
so
prices
Save
been
marked
away
down.
Fur
coats
can
be
bought
a
low
as
li'.jo
and
up
to
5n.
and
mink
choker,
are
priced
from
2.93
up.
You
are
invited
to
insist
this
great
slock
for
yourself
aud
ntake
your
own
selection.
A
small
depoMt
w
ill
bold
any
carmen!
until
Uie
purchaser
is
ready
to
lake
delivery.
This
is
an
opportunity
lo
buy
made
up
furs
at
the
cheapest
possible
price
and
one
which
otumt
to
be
.taken
adtantape
of.
The
sale
will
si
art
I
morrow
morninjr.
Saturday,
at
8
o'clock.
The
It.
c.
Fur
Co.
is
also
prepared,
if
you
have
your
own
furs,
to
have
ibem
made
up
as
required,
on
the
premises.
Advt.
RE-OPENING
OF
PRINCE
RU-PERT
HIGH
SCHOOL
The
Principal
will
be
in
al
.
tendance
at
the
Hiph
tv-;(oe:
between
ihe
hour
or
10
and
li
a.m.
.and
between
1.30
ano
3
p.ir
tomorrw,
alurJjy,
Sepiemhn
t.
for
the
purpose
of
enrolling
pupils.
The
Principal
Mill
also
be
pleaded
to
Interview
parents
during
lhe-
lioTrs.
"
A.
riicbmonil
has
rellred
from
the
partuerthip
In
Ihe
business
uO
the
MoalraA
Importer
and
J.
II.
Miller
-ha
assumed
fjill
ownej-ship
and
all
liunilijles
conneeled
with
the
liusinesslof
he
sabj.
Montreal
Importers,
:2tWf
yftiyned)
A.
IllCHMOND.
miNCRAL
ACT.
-
Crllfct
of
lmpromnU
MTuke
4.
swrejHiUkf
No.
I
trartioiMl
nx
skrr(itljk
iS'fric-IMihI
Alln.
rm
i;uim.
Hlualo
In
(lie
Allln
Mliiiiir
liivituHi
of
i:lar
OUlrK't.
lirr
l.M.
,;.jtl
or
Tku
Ann.
(K-ar
Miwfi
i
i
.i-lfj
TAkt
oti.
k
titni
lurtiiiM
Siii.
Irrller
nd
-
llrll'r,
,.f
tto
Wnl
-Mt-
tier
si..
an
ivrr.
Itntioli
CiilumliH.
rl-
Hir
rii
1
t
r
s
nrii.nkf.il
Mimn
v
Cur-
'.M.!V.'""
tr"
Minirr,
oriirtfiw
Uw
ini'-iiii
.my
,ur,
front
the
ILite
twTnHt,
u
iplMU
tlx
Mlnlnr
liMiird-r
fr
prrtirii-iiir
iiUJiiiirii-iiwiiit.
fcrlihi-mri.o.r
0f
.,i,umliif
Crown
Oranir
of
tin-
lnv
-n,tmjf
IITIIth
'THI!
SOTIi:K
llraMar
lti
Mnrtfr
m-
'.djii
as
i
t
!
iiiiiiwiit!
iM-rnrc
ihr
i.Mle
of
m,!,
cortlfHalet
of
LfiiiirtniMiM-n(i.
,J7lu
s
day
of
Srinoiubfr.
A.
p.
,Ivin.
Fur
Coats
&!
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Block
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
rfll.DRI.OOM
GOING
1
EAST
TO
INTERVIEW
I
FUR
MANUFACTURERS
1
V.
(lOldblooin
is
leaving
foi
the
eastern
markets
on
Saturday
and
expects
to
be
away
lor
several
weeks.
He
is
t,roin&c
to
in-
j
ten
lew
the
.manufacturers
in
the
.eastern
centres
and
to
arrange
'
for
the
disposal
of
this
coming
j
season's
catch
of
fur.
Jiy
sell-
111
dirct
io
these
manufactur
ers,
aud
cutting
out
the
intermediate
proM-taker,
be
can
obtain
from
10
to
15
ier
cent
more
than
by
gelling
through
the
re
gular
channels.
This
gives
him
Die
advantage
of
paying
the
lo
cal
I
ru
piers
aud
buyers
(his
ex
Ira
percentage.
.
.
.
That
Ooldbloom's
high
appreciated
by
the
tr.ippers
is
shown
by
the
fact
thai
his
business
last
year
was
Just
doui'ieii.
show
ink
thai
the
0'
retiaMe
house
has
the
confide
nee
of
Hie
lnupers,
HALF
DOZEN
BOATS"
IN
WITH
HALIBUT
Sales
on
Exchange
Today
Amounted
to
115,000
Lbs.,
Mostly-American
Halibut
arrivals
marketed
Ihroucih
the
Fish
Kxchance
tin.
morning
totalled
115.000
t.oun.K
three
American
vessels
dipo-
inz
ot
uu.noo
pound
at
uru-m
between
1
l.lc
and
Kr
and
15.1c
ana
v.zc
wmic
Ihree
lnadlsn.
sold
llt.OOO
pounds
at
from
ll.5c
to
It.Kr
foi
first
class
and
.5e
for
sivaml.
The
arrivals
vere:
American
Allen.
18.000.
lo
the
Canadian
r
mb
a
uom
Storage
Co.
Port.ork.
38.000.
and
Ti
IS.00H,
to
the
Itooin
Fisheri
St.
Thomas;
C.X.Il.
Canadian
Mayflawe.
;.0to.
to
ih
finvit.
risn
ix.
Xau:.lu.
fl.000.
to
(he
ljin.
Jia";
Fish
A
Cold
Storaae
Co
Wiygeon.
Ct.000.
I,.
thM
A
1
1
,
1'
isliei
ieo.
SIR
JAMES
LOUGHEED
WAS
RICH
WHEN
HE
DIED
MOOSKJAW,
.4f.
3..
.
Accord-;nc
to
an
applicalioB
to
proba:e
the
wt
of
the
late
Sir
Jamr-iHHiglieml.
the
estate
amount,
o
t,3i'l.lO0
gross
or
8,70f
net
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
H.
A.
MacDougall,
f
parni
ier.
Miss
Mary
Macknight
ond
Miss
Mary
O'Neill,
Anyox;
Mis.
Virtoria
Hdenshaw.
L.
.
Jiaji.
ind
p.
H.
Ureen,
.Massett;
Itn,-Draper,
Sn
1'mimimo;
Mi-Fred
Nash
and
chlhlren,
Thorna-Peddie
and
Mils
Ci.iiille
M
Peters,
Terrace;
I..
Chyman
sni
SViiiiam
Preslilna.
Seattle;
Mi
jnd
Mrs.
a.
II.
Denaldson,
W.
F
Uinns
and
H.
A.
MrComrr,
Ha!
moral;
J.
M.
Smith,
Port
L.nna
ton:
Tnm
Arimim
Chelse-a;
It.
II.
(iurd,
r.a.ar
Cannery;
A.
Wealon,
Mi
i.
Weeden
and
A.
Prinu
v...
tiHver:llU.
It.
Jones.
Madison.
Wis.;
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Fred
v
Omver.
Newmarket,
Ont.;
J.
I
Maedouakl,
Yioloria;
P.
J
spen
'er,
Valparaiso;
M.
A.
llurbaiik
ri.t
,
-
.
itiiic
i.teorge.
Central
J.
J
Van
V:itLUt.l......
sett;
George
Smith
(diapman,
Vancouver.
Ji
Jtarr
F.
C
Freeman
NEW
PRINCIPAL
HERE
Thomas
Peddle
ari-itt.l
...
11...
city
last
ntzht
fwim
Te
reui'n
In
nsume
his
new
duties
as
prm
ipai
01
uie
i'nnre
Ilutieri
it.,ri.
Schmd.
Mrs.
Peddle
ilv
will,
arrive
in
the
ejiy
tixt
month
to
take
up
their
resident
here.
"Oh.
Listen
lo
the
Hand!'
Hoy'
Hand
at
LAHOIt
DAY
Sporls
on
Monday.
MESSENGER
SERVICE
Messenger
serrice
and
light
Jelivery.
Out
of
town
mail
nr.
der
attended
lo
wHh
.iepaP,.
1'iione
,vo.
jmj.
Hox
C2
-P.
LcHnire.
TOO
LAT
TO
CLASSIFY
FOIl
HUNT.
Modern
up-ln-dH!e
flat;
large
airy
rooms;
Tire
place;
close
in.
Max
lei.
broner.
'
TURKU
WArrnKSSKS
wanled-.
Apply
fit.
Regis
Cafe.
209
V
r
UU
M
n
iuui
liuiu
no
oecrets
from
our
mtthods
of
Examination
for
Defects
Application
of
sclentlflo
principles
with
the
m
strumenti
perfected
for
their
use
by
men
who
ha
0'
ln"
lifelong
study
of
the
needs
of
Optometry
it
what
mJd,,
such
perfect
results
for
jour
eyes
when
'
you
wi.n
v,llt
uct
Ileal
parlor.
0"f
op.
If
In
doubt
concerning;
your
glasses
conIUlt
wio.
1
Wl1"
optician.
our
We
mako
no
charges
for
advice
and
do
not
...a
to
accept
It,
but
we
cordially
Invite
you
to
Li8'
wants
known
to
us.
aKe
your
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
8
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
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REGINALD
DENNY
In
"ROLLING
HOME"
Itegiiiald.
dead
lrokc.
lniiness
ntaMji-i!
.
.
had
Iq
return
to
Ihe
old
home
town
.1
millionaire
lie
claimed
to
he.
If
nerve
,
.
Vanilerliilf
and
llocketellcr
woirtd
look
!
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with
Iteg.
And
all
because
lie
came
"rollins
liomr"
in
a
HolU.loce
in
hi
Mirket.
She
helieed
all
lie
tWd
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in
him
gave
him
gave
linn
nu
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1-the
ten
reul
into
a
million
williiu
twents
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liree,
run,
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n
romance
tnd
laugh.
Strong
ii.
Reginald
Denny,
Marlon
NUon,
E.
J.
RaUllffe,
Ben
Hut.
dricks,
Jr.,
Qeorge
Nichotli,
Margaret
Seddon
and
many
others.
Comedyt
"HONEYMOONING
WITH
MA"
PATHE
REVIEW
50c
and
&
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GR0CIR1U
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
8L
Infants'
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Baths
Plain
White
F.namel
Jnlanl.'
Ullc.
from
S2.25
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Duoratrd
While
Kuaniel
Iurut'
Htli-
Decorated
Pamled
Inrnntf'
Math,
from
$3.75
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Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
101
255
3rd
School
Opening
Sale
SPECIALS
FOR
Friday
and
Saturday,
Sept.
3
and
4
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we
realise
there
are
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lime
or
the
year
in
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girl's
dolhmg
announce
our
school
opening
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at
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select
your
reiiiiromouls
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Per
Cent
Discount
on
All
Boys'
Suit
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stork
is
complete,
nil
sizes
in
soV,
cv
rinded,
no
reserve,
lvo
pairs'
of
Muotiipr
Hoys'
Hwenters,
Peiimuns,
n'Kiilnr
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Hnys'
Jerseys,
Hallaiilyue.
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tip
to
(id's
Slippers,
piilcni
lenlher
willi
una
ntr.ip.
with
crpf
sole
and
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calf
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slrap.
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sale
priro
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$3.25
...
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to
Wiv.
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110
'
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every
puir
of
shoes
you
buyluritur
the
-a1'
w
free
1
scribbler,
1
peti'-ll,
one
eraser
und
1
t"'
Jabour
Bros..
Phone
G45
Corner
Third
.nd
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$1.95
$10
$2.
$2.85
$4.00
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