PAQE
SIX
AUDITORIUM
Dances
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AND
SATURDAY
EVENINQ
Beginning
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
and
Meetings
ot
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feet,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
la
properly.
IT'S
'OR
SALE
Phone
Black
449
L.
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
Pure
)rugs
PROMPT
8ERVICE
RIGHT
PRICES
fou
will
always
find
the
highest
qualily
at
this
store
together
with
prompt,
efficient
and
courteous
service
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED
Carefully
and
Accurately
We
fill
prescriptions
just
as
your
physician
wants
them
filled.
LET
US
SERVE
YOU
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We.
deliver.
Specials!
Shoulder
Steak,
per
lb.
15c
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lbs.
for
55c
Round
Steak,
2
lbs.
for
45c
Hoiling
Heef,
per
lb.
...
8c
Pot
Roast
Beef,
per
lb.
12Vic
RHj
Roast
Ueef,
per
lb..
.20c
Shoulder
Mutton,
per
lb.
25c
Stewing
Mutton,
per
lb.
15c
Mutton
Chops,
per
lb...
30c
Shoulder
Pork,
per
lb.
25c
Loin
Pork,
per
lb
35c
Leg
Pork,
per
lb
35c
Fresh
Sati.age.
2
lbs.
for
35o
(iainers
Ham,
Whole,
tb.
45c
Gainers
Ham,
sliced,
lb.
50c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
George
Rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
Trustee.
Ac.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PRINCE
RUPERT
i
i
AUDITORIUM
I
-1
The
Eyes
of
Schoolchildren
Examined
Free
Sixty
per
-ent
of
all
school
cljililren
suffer
from
weak
eyes..
"You
cannot
begin
too
youag
to
are
for
the
eye-
I)ontlel
Wliild"ludy
under
Ihe
handicap
of
faulty
vision.
Keen
eyesight
means
a
keen
brain
as
well
as
physical
Mgor.
Bring
the
children
here
for
testing
and
advice.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Gptomeirist
for
?7
Years
Phone
Red
442
319
3rd
Ave.,
Opp.
Q.W.V.A.
(building
permits
FOR
LAST
MONTH
TOTALLED
$7,600
,
Iluilding
permits
issued
the.
mouth
of
August
.at
the'
city
engineer's
office
totalled,
87,600
in
value
and
were
as;
follows:
Phiipott
&
Evitt,
repairing'
roof
of
Gibson
Mock,
Secom!j
Avenue,
?I00.
i
O.
A.
Ilruskeland,
repairs
lo
foundation,
T:ghth
.vventie
West,1
$300.
A.
Gomei,
repairs
to
roof
and!
foundation,
Eigh'.a
Avenue
East.,
$75.
S.
Illoom,
residence
on
Sixth!
Avenu
East,
$3,000.
!
G.
G.
R.
Anderson,
repairs
lo
foundation,
Eighth
Avenue
Eas.
$300.
Thomas
Lowe,
chicken
house
on
Park
Avenue.
350.
..
urooksbauk-,
store
front
on
Third
Avenue
building,
$500.
Carpenters'
Union;
rcsdiing-
ling
Eraser
Street
Hall,
$75.
Prince
Rupert
Club,
reshing-
ling
10
per
cent
of
roof.
$250.
Mitchell
A'
Currie.
electric
sisrn
for
Grollo
Cigar
Store,
$150.
h.
Clapp,
addition
to
residence
on
Aum
Avenue.
5C00.
Mrs.
De
Marco,
residence
on
Seventh
Avenue
East,
$1500.
Uishop
Ilunoi,
addition
t.-Caiholic
School.
$100.
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
ARRIVING
WEDNESDAY'S
BOAT
100
Dozen
Golden
Bantam
Corn
on
the
Cob,
per
dozen
40c
The
pi
ic
i
right
and
the
qualily
is
the
best
right
now.
ARRIVING
FRIDAY
Hook
your
order
Immediately
100
Cases
Italian
Prunes
Wlule
ttn-y
la'.
uer
box
...
95o
STORE
GOSSIP
One
of
our
customers
would
like
to
get
in
touch
with
some
lady
who
will
be
leaving
for
Vancouver
about
September
12
and
who
would
be
willing
to
chaperone
a
four
year
old
boy
for
fair
consideration.
Sec
our
BISCUIT
SPECIAL
100
lbs.
Dainty
Sandwich
100
tb.
Chocolate
Cream
liars
Special,
per
lb.
23c
Why
pay
jOc
a
pound
for
stale
biscuits
when
you
can
get
fresh
stock
like
this
for
Vie.
00
lbs.
(Singer
Snaps.
Special,
per
lb.
19c
We
sell
crlp
biscuit
.at,
all
times
ana
we
depend
on
last
turnover
to
maintain
this
reputation.
FRUITS
and
VEGETABLES
Ureen
Tomatoes,
6
lbs.
for
.
.
25o
Cooking
Unions,
8
lbs.
for
..
25c
Fresh
Citron,
per
lb
7o
Xew
(Jrecu
Deans,
3
lbs.
tireen
Onions,
dozen
25c
Strawberry
Rhubarb,
5
.
.
25c
Sweet
Spuds,
2
lbs
25c
Egg
Plant.
2
lbs.
,
25o
Fancy
Tomatoes.
2
lbs
25c
Fancy
Tomatoes,
5
lb.
basket
50c
Vegetable
Marrow,
per
lb.
...
6c,
Hubbard
Squash,
per
lb
7c
j
Pumpkin,
per
lb.
.
7c
!
Large
Ripe
llananas,
dozen..
60c
j
H.
C.
Plums,
basket
45o!
Red
(irapps,
3
lb.
basket
50c
;
Hystop
Crabapples.
per
rase
$2.15
Preserving
Peaches,
crate
$1.45
Talile
Peaches,
basket
40c
Bartlett
Pears,
ease
.
$2.95
Hartlett
Pears,
basket
35o
Unwrapped
Apples,
4
lbs.
.
.
25o
Apples,
2
lbs
for
25c
Per
box
$3.00
California
Lemons,
per
dozen
25o
Canteloupes,
good
size,
2
for
35o
Casalia
Melons,
per
Jo
10o
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
4
for
$1.00
Pickles,
Catsup,
fauces.
Klc.
You
may
seleci
sour,
sweet
or
I
.
of
premises
on
Fraser
Street
when
the
citj'fdclachmcnt
qf
'the
provincial'
pbffee
made
a,
raid.
The
matter
was
dealt
with
at
n
recent
meeting
of
the
finance
committer.
The
maiie
application
mak'
repairs.
Helrson
Co.
to
T
In-
city
n
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
SIXTH
STREET
OUR
SALE
ON
ITALIAN
PRUNES
IS
A
WINNER
w
T
.7
:
'
'
'
V.;
.
!
We
will
continue
to
sell
this
week
u.
i
rangy
wcauny
wrapped
nli.in
Prunes
,ltg
hoes.
.$1.00
Preserv
ing
peaches
$1.45
Hartleft
pears.
very
best
..
$2.83
Crab
Apples,
for
jelly,
per
lb.
So
Other
Fruil
an-J
Vegetables
alt
I
,Lowc;Sl
MkiyUPriM&
GROCERIES
A
Fresh
Oround
Coffee,
per
lb.
48o
Highest
Orade
Hulk
Tea.
lb.
58c
chow
Pickles,
but
only
one
jar,i:ampbell',,
Tomato
Soup,
8
of
pickles
In
the
assortment,
jfor
.
tins
!.:.
i.
.....
.
i
t...s
.-jicnai
is
u.e
nest
value
we
Heinz
Tomato
Soup,
small
tins.
8
have
ever
offered
in
this
line.
f,
95o
Pmvrens
f)ruti;i
Marmalade.
lb.
D.innwl
TLK
C.
1-
1-
550
UUpCU
ldUIC
Jlippiy
IO
J
'
Prune
or
Plum
J
Phones
210,
211,
212
i
am,
pcr
55c
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Dally
TFIE
DAILY
NEWS
when
ijou
drink
I
pOVRH
ijou
drink
fluid
BEEF
a
wonderful
"pick
me
up"
IPOLICE
COURT
FINES
HIGHER
Totalled
$2,347.75,
According
Statement
Given
at
Police
Station
Today.
to
Fines
collected
in
Ihe
city
police
court
during
the
month
of
August
totalled
$2,317.75,
being
about
$600
in
excess
of
last
months
total,
according
tc
a
s'utemeul
issued
this
morning
by
i
rg.'ant
J.
P.
M.
Hannah,
chief
I
f
tht-
city
detachment
of
Ihe
pro-
vi-,.
tai
jxiii
e.
i.oniraventions
or
:!!
tiovernnient
Liquor
Acl
ac-C"un'e(J
for
the
majority
of
the
i!
ps
of
the
month.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
SLIGHTLY
LARGER
Prices
Paid
Vary
About
Two
Cents
on
Seven
Boats
Disposing
of
Catche3.
Halibut
arrial
this
morning
totalled
156,500
pound.
Five
American
schooners
landed
131.-500
jiounds
for
which
they
received
from
15.0e
and
8c
to
16.0e
and
10c,
while
two
Canadians
sold
2
3,000
pounds
at
1
i.8e
for
firsts
and
8c
and
9c
for
seconds.
The
arrivals
were
as
follows:
American
Cliel.xea,
18,000
pound,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Urania,
27,000
pounds,
and
Blanco.
8,500
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Sentinel,
21.000
pounds,
to
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
Fairway'
17,000
pounds,
to
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
Canadian
Margaret.
20,000
pounds,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Agnes
II..
5.000
pounds,
to
the
Uooth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
CITY
DECLINES
TO
TAKE
RESPONSIBILITY
Will
Not
Pay
For
Damages
Done
When
Provincial
Police
Made
Raid
on
Fraser
Street
H.
(.
Helgerson
Co.
has
beer.
notified
by
the
ei'.y
that
U
can
assume
no
responsibility
fo
for
25ci'ama?r
,,one
recenlly
to
a
doo
ADVERTISING
ON
STREETS
Proposal
by
Outside
Firm
Is
Re
fused
by
City
Council
on
Casting
Vote
The
city
council
last
night
In
dulged
at
considerable
length
in
a
discussion
as
to
whether
an
outside1
concern
should
be
per
mitted
to'place
waste
eontaincrs
free
of
-charge
on
the
streets
in
return
for
advertising
priv
ileges
ion
the
containers
and,
on
the
castiug
vote
of
Mayor
New
ton,
decided
not
to
accept
an
offer
front
.lame
Nicholas
of
Victoria
along
those
lines.
The
mailer
came
up
in
Ihe
form
of
a
recommendation
from
the
board
Of
works
that
the
offer
of
Mr.
Nicholas
be
aeeepted.
Aid.
Stephens
was
not
in
fa
vor
.of
permitting
such
unfali
advertising;
compelttion.
The
city
already
had
a
bylaw
pre
venting
merchants
from
extending
their
signs
on
to
the
tre:
and
he
Thought
it
would
be
an
imposition
to
let
an
outsider
come
in
and
do
what
loeal
peu
pie
were
not
permitted
to
do.
Aid.
Jo.
ireer
was
also
op-
poseil'lo
the
proposition
and
re
ferred
lo
th
agitation
all
ove-
Ihe
connfrr
now
lb
have
un-
ijrhtly
hill
boards
prohibited.
He
moved,
in
amendment.
Inn
the
report
of
th
board
of
work
be
not
.iccepled.
Aid.
Steuben
seconding.
Make
Then
Locally
Aid.
Hrowh
eoald
te
n
par
ticular
advanlaro
to
be
jtainec
r
the
rity
fn
g?ttlnj?
the
fre
eontainers.
II
would
not
cnt
much
more.'
he
thought,
to
hv
new
strH
containers
made
lo-etlly
If
the'
present
ones
were
not
adequate.
After
statins
that
Aid.
Jf
firer's
atnftdmeni
was
out
o!
order
being
negative
to
Ihe
main
motion
wlilcti
provoked
Aid
Stephens
to
remark
that
a
"con
stitutional
question
had
ariser.
Aid.
Casey
saW
he
favored
Mi
recommendation
of
Ihe
eomrntt
lee
and
he
intended
lo
vote
foi
it.
He
'saw
no
difference
be
tween
this
proposition
and
Mn
manner
in
which
the
telephone
directory
was
issued.
The
que.
(ion
was
then
put.
Aid.
Jos.
fJreer,
Aid.
Stephen
and
Aid.
Ilrown
voting
against
the
granting
Of
the
privilege
and
Aid.
Casey,
AM.
Lawn
and
Aid
.
J.
Greer
for.
The
mayor
east
hi
vole
against
the
project
slating
that
ft
a
erred
thai
such
advertising
mailer
would
nol
add
to
the
beauty
of
street
corners
liarrilrr
auO
it
M..
am
itir
it-
r'in
rMiraflun
I.
MINERAL
ACT.
Crtlfict
of
Improtamtnla
SwiTinUkt-
So.
4.
SwtMWUkr
Mo.
t
rmi'tiiifMl
ami
4ffpuk
Nrt.
4
Frr-tii.nil
3llurrl
(
UIJin.
HIUlc
In
the
AtlID
Uln'iir
tirii.,n
.X
rTiulir
litrtrt.
.
Wttrr
l'j!idJS-tUflle
r
Taku
Ami.
tuk
Siniett
tin.
nrtinM
-fMrHMTiJtit
IA
WW
I'rn
Mivrr.
British
r.iluirit)a.
i'l
r-ir
smiukM
Minlnr't'r-
Niiwt
ornfttaif
n.
i;iiip,
iiif.-iin
Httr
ayt
riwii
inr.flaf
tirer.
i'i
.
ty
to
lb
Mlr.mr
Hfrlr
for
Li'Mirii
4ti
t,t
liriprvocilt.
fr
tb
tmri,
.,r
.bUminr
.'wm
drams
of
Mt
H
H
llltH
TAkK
NOTIC.E
that
ir
Hon
uiiiW
w
iim
imit
lie
''"niiiH-ni'ml
lwfur
tl-
iMie
of
Mica
rrrtlfirateii
of
iaipnteni-nu.
i,,
'
..HAVKIi
lljl
tit
fJ-
f
?fptftnbffi
A.r.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fui
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Net
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
COASTER
JOB
IS
BIG
ONE
C.
Q.
m
M.
Freighter
SusUlned
I
Considerable
Damage
In
1
Stranding
This
Week
The
C.
O-
M.
M.
freighter
Canadian
Coaster,
Captain
Gilbert,
which
struck
Pine
Island
in
Queen
...
.
..
..
iiarioue
?ouni
tins
wee,
arrived
In
port
al
3
o'clock
this
morning
and
has
been
raised
on
the
dry
dock
for
inspection.
The
'Coaster
sustained
considerable
hull
damage
in
(he
impact
and;
ihe
repair
job
will
be
extensive.
Tenders
ure
beintr
called
for
the
work.
WEATHERWnNr
DURING
PAST
MONTH
Temperature
High,
Sunshine
Plentiful,
and
Rain
and
Wind
Not
Very
I.atl
Wednesday
was
one
of
wannest
days
of
the
yea.',
the
thermometer
having
ascend
ed
to
OS
according
to
the
monthly
weather
report
issued
from
the
Digby
Island
meteor-
otigieal
station
today.
The
figures
as
follow
shows
that
the
weather
va
generally
favorable
during
the
month
of
August:
Maximum
temperature.
82
a.i
August
26.
Minimum
temperature,
12
on
August
27.
Precipitation,
5.03
inches,
llright
sunshine,
1
10
hours
Greatest
wind
velocity.
50
miles
an
hour
on
August
?
soultwast
.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
September
1,
1916
Alfred
C.
tiarde,
local
nnnit:g
ngineer,
advocate
the
estab-ibinent
of
a
smeller
and
refinery
at
Prinee
iluperl
so
that
I
will
not
be
necessary
to
send
ore
to
Taroma
and
New
York
for
treatmeaL
Seattle
i
fighthia
lo
have
a!!
bo
North
Pacific
halibut
shipped
through
there
but
the
Chieagt
nlerenl
want
Oio
fish
lo
be
hH'ped
through
Prinee
Itupert
-is
time
.is
saved
and
the
M
is
in
belter
condition
if
it
goes
this
way
Instead
of
south.
It
is
reported
that
representatives
of
a
large
American
shipbuilding
company
have
been
in
Montreal
negotiating
with
the
ti.T.P.
Railway
Co.
for
the
leas
insr
of
the
dry
dock
and
ship-hui'ding
plant
in
Prince
Hupert
POPULATE
ISLANDS
NOTOF
SIBERIA
.
Moscow,
Sept.
2.
The
rounri
of
the
peoples
commisars
hat
de
eided
to
make
a
great
effort
to
populate
Wrangell
and
lleruM
Inland
from
the
mainland,
and
to
make
them
product
Ue
factors
of
the
Soviet
union.
The
islands
have
been
placed
under
Ihe
jurisdiction
of
the
S-viel
far
eastern
regional
executive
committee,
whloh
will
orgat-ie
defenses
and
develop
trade.
Hie
committee
will
furnish
prospective
colonists
with
supplies.
Neither
foreigners
nor
llu'sians
will
be
allowed
to
go.
lo
the
Islands
lo
pxploll
their
resources
without
special
permit.
VILLAGE
FULL
OF
"YOUNSTERS"
OF
80
Chlslehurst
'Kng..
Sent
5
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J
Perry
Street,
a
pretty
villasre
near
Chlslehurst,
where
the
motor
om
nibus
is
still
unknown,
is
proud
of
lis
record
of
long-living
resident
and
its
cenluries-old
col-
laes
and
inns.
Workers
who
are
still
active
include
j
gardener,
aced
H7.
n
ploughnptn
aged
85,
a
carpenter,
ngeu
7,
apti
oilier,
more
than
The
veteran
innkeener
come.
nr
a
remarkably
long-living
family,!
ami
lias
two
aunts,
each
more!
than
80
years
xof
age.
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of
fhe
old
couples
declare
that
theyj
have
rorgotten
their
diamond
and
golden
weddings.
The
old
forge.
100
years
old.
was
opened
the
other
day
Ws
a
fruil
shon
liv
i.
i
lord
of
the
nvtnor
for
Ihe
ale
of
his
fruit
and
garden
produce.
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