PAGE
SIX
AUDITORIUM
Dances
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AND
SATURDAY
EVENINQ
Heginning
at
9
o'clock
Floor
in
the
Finest
Shape
MISS
CURRIE'S
ORCHESTRA
Ladies
25c
Gentlemen
50c
The
Hull
Is
now
equipped
to
take
care
of
Daiices,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feet,
maple
floor,
newly
plaslnrcd.
Clear
title
to
property.
IT'S
FOIl
SALE
Phone
Black
449
L.
J.
WARREN,
Proprietor.
AUDITORIUM
pure
)rugs
PROMPT
SERVICE
RIGHT
PRICES
fou
will
always
fhtd
the
highest
quality
at
(hi
si
ore
together
with
prompt,
efficient
and
colirteous
service
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED
Carefully
and
Accurately
We
fill
prescriptions
just
as
your
physician
wants
them
filled.
LET
US
S
Ell
YE
VOL"
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Correct
Glasses
and
Comfort
To
fit
glasses
correctly
requires
experience
and
the
most
painstaking
care
on
the
part
of
the
Optometrist.
You
cannot
secure
anywhere
more
expert
or
reliable
service
I
ban
we
furnish.
You
get
the
benefit
of
27
years
practical
experience
when
you
come
here
for
glasses.
PROMPT
SERVICE
ON
OPTICAL
REPAIRS
ft.
E;
IRE
LAN
D
Optometrist
319
3rd
Ave.,
opp.
G.W.V.A.
Phone
Red
442
Meat
Department
Mutton
Chops,
per
lb.
..
30o
Yea)
Chops,
per
lb
25c
Shoulder
Jteef
Steak,
lb.
15o
Slewing
Yeal,
2
lbs.
.
.
.
25c
Hoiling
He
of,
per
lb
8o
Corned
Heef,
per
lb
6c
Sausae,
ur
own
make.
2
)bs.
for
35c
Heef
Dripping,
3
lbs.
for
25c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
George
rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
Trustee,
kc.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PIUNCE
RUPERT
WHO
WILL
BE
PRESIDENT
OF
UNITED
STATES?
Coolldge
Renomlnation
Discussed
With
Other
Possible
Repub-
lican
Candidates.
WASHINGTON.
1).
O,
Aur.
10.
Hy
Canadian
Press
The
flood!
of
anli-Coolidge
sentiment
which
)
is
spreading
over
the-west,
as
in-'
,;..
I...
i
I...
.........
I
.l.
..I...........
I
..
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I
the.
Ies
Moines
agricultural
conference
has
receive!
a
check
with
the
endorsement
of
the
President
by
Iowa
Jlepublicans
at
their
state
convention.
The
convention,
which
Jiad
been'
expected
to
con
demn
Mr.
Coolidsc
and
the
ua-!
tional
administration
for
their
re-
pated
attitude
toward
congres
sional
relief
for
agriculture,;
wound
up
with
commendation
for1
Ihe
president
and
merely
asked
I
for
the
carrying
into
effect
of
the)
"Republican
policy
of
economic1
equality
of
agriculture
with
other
industries."
Symptoms
of
Revolt
There
lias
becij
no
end
of
speculation
and
talk
concerning
the
presidential
situuliuu
in
1928
as
it
relates
to
the
Republican
party
a'
Hie
capital.
There
are
still
strong
symptom
that
the
president
will
find
some
of
I
he
agricultural
states
.opposing
bis
re-nomination.
In
case
his
renoni-ination
is
forced,
as
it
is
likely
lo
be.
the
question
will
arise
whether
there
will
lie
such
a
revolt
among
agricultural
republicans
as
to
bring
about
election
of
a
demo
crat.
At
present,
it
seems
whether
the
president
in
the
next
Iwenly
monUis
can
make
peace
wilh
the
mass
of
4be
middle
western
and
northwestern
voters.
On
the
other
hand,
he
may
be
able
lo
line
up
'he
southern
and
extern
delegate
to
the
next
Republican
national
convention1.
Some
M.
McArthur
Monster
Creditors'
Compulsion
SALE
of
Men's
Shoes,
Ladles'
Shoes,
Children's
Shoes.
NOW!
NOWI
NOWI
NOWI
I
Lead
Others
Follow
The
Home
of
Trunks
and
Suitcases.
Pioneer's
Friend
Hudson's
Hay
Hlankcls.
Piere
Paris
Loggers'
Hoots.
Hig
Horn
Hrand
Clothing.
Original
Diamond
Sweaters,
(engine
Fur
Seal
Coats,
guaranteed.
Hire's
Dyes.
Tents.
Hlankets,
Hags.
Pat
Phillipson
Second
Avenue
Genuine
Indian
Made
Curios
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Pec
load
$6.50
Per
half
load
3.50
Per
sack
,
50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransfer
138
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
government
oj
Canada
guarantees
us
Age
9
YEARS
OLD
41
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Roard
or
by
the
Government
of
Driiish
Columbia.
of
the
best
advied
politicians
in
Waxliinaloit
look
on
the
president
as
an
arlive
candidate
for
another
term
and
think
he
will
secure
re-noininatinu.
Active
Aspirants
Lowilei?,
Iviwes
and
Hoover
are
now
tunned
as
the
most
active
as-
doubtful
t,iranls
other
than
President
Cool-
idge.
Lowilen
has
slrong
agricul
tural
support.
Senators
ltorah.
Watson.
Willis
and
tapper,
as
well
as
Wadsworth,
are
also
possible
candidate
for'
nomination.
Senator
Horah
has
planned
a
series
of
speeclies
on
the
World
Court,
4o
which
he
is
opposed,
on
prohibition,
which
he
favors,
and
other
iuei,
and
the
prevailing
I
view
is
that
these'speeches
are
i
really
fur
the
purpose
of
inilial-ii.
hi
campaign.
Activities
of
Speaker
Long-worth
of
the
House
of
lepre
en-laliws
arc
commanding
attention
in
many
quarters.
He
is
said
to
have
lined
up
C
Hascom
Slemp,
I
former
secretary
lo
Ihe
president,
I
in
his
support,
for
the
purpose
jof
having
Slemp
get
the
southern
delegates.
Slemp
is
from
Virginia
and
is
part
and
parcel
of
the
sou
thern
Republican
machine.
On
the
other
fiand,
certain
politicians
predict
Slemp
will
be
found
in
the
long
run
lininjr
up
for
Hoover
if
(4iolidge
does
not
run.
The
Hoover
lieutenant!
are
hoping
to
get
the
adrninislration
support
if
f'ooliilge
should
drop
out.
Provincial
Police
Inspector
Sptller
left
on
last
night's
train
for
Prince
(leorge
on
a
depart
mental
business
trip.
NOTICE
IX
THE
VATTIlt
oTan
apnllratloii
for
lie
iur
of
i
rrovltloiial
certificate
of
Title
for
Lot
elrht
Illixk
thirtyflte
.
eertlon
fire
(5.
city
of
I'ritwe
Itu-
pl'l
1.
M!l
iJ.
Satisfactory
proof
'uT
llii-
lo
of
tin?
'.ertlflrate
of
Title
nivrrtnr
the
above
land
hating
Ixfti
proflurt-il
to
ine.
It
I
my
hi-IriitK't
to
Imii
trier
ttw
etpiratlon
of
kw
rnnnth
fri'lU
ttte
flnt
Dnbllratkm
hrmif.
a
fruvlMonal
Ortirirale
of
Title
to
I
tie
alx.ve
'and
in
the
name
of
HKI
F..
ADAMS.
Tlw
.
iniial
Ortirirale
or
Title
It
dated
tlie
litli
f
ortuber,
ttr.,
nd
la
numbered
iff..
II.
r.
M
ATI
I.OIi.
Iieiri.trar
of
Tltlea
'.and
hriKlrv
Ofrire.
enure
HnjieiM
It
(
7th
Aiikii-i
uy.
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
SIXTH
STREET
40c
Buys
One
Pound
of
Creamery
Butter
Fresh
Fggs.
3
iloz.
for
....
51.00
Fresh
Orotind
4..offee,
per
lb.
48
o
Hest
Hulk
Tea,
per
lb
58o
F.xtra
Yulue
Prunes,
per
lb.
100
Canned
Tomatoes,
large
...
15o
Small.
2
for
25c
7
t
uiH
K.
O.
Saf
dines
.
95o
1.....
it..J.t..t
......
5
lb,
flood
Hice
J
linn
Singapore
l'ineaiude
(!
lb.
sack
llolled
Oat
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
Aug,
10,
t026
GOLFERS
AT
JASPER
!
TO
PLAYJJOR
TOTEM
Handicap
Match
Against
Parover
And
Other
Events
at
Tour-
'
nament.
One
of
the
most
interesting
uml
ambitious
golf
tournaments
of
Ihe
western
Canada
season
is
tha"
arranged
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Ui
be
played
over
the
Jasper
Park
Lodge
course
during
the
week
of
Srplemlwr
11
lo
IB.
A
handicap
match
against
par-
over
18
holes
and
au
interprovinre
and
state
competition
oer
18
holes,
together
with
ikiy
for
the
unique
Jasper
Park
Lodge
silver
totem
pole
trophy
are
the
mam
cu'nts
on
a
program
that
has
ul-
j
ready
attracled
many
well
known
.amateurs
from
various
parts
of
Canada
and
the
Pacific
Coast
states.
Something
New
The
totem
jole
trophy
is
something
entirely
new
in
golfing
awards.
it
is
a
replica
of
the
pole
displayed
in
the
window
of
the
company's
office
at
505
Fifth
Avenue,
New
York,
and
it
stands
Iwo
feel
h'yh
on.
a
square
base.
On
all
of
the
upper
frur
corners
of
the
base
there
is
a
siher
bear,
modeled
after
thoe
frequently
seen
in
the
vicinity
of
the
lodge.
This
trophy;
biid
and
will
be
sent
Jo
the
clubor
Ihe
winner
for
a
period
of
one
year.
Any
golfer
winning
this
:
trophy
any
three
years
will
earn
its
permanent
possessions
The
winner
eaeb
year
receives
a
replica
for
his
personal
ownership.
Five
days
will
be
occupied
in
the
play
for
this
trophy
at
the
qualif
uir'
round
of
IK
holes
ruiimenrin
t
Tuesday,
September
1
1.
WONDERFUL
CROPS
SEEN
ON
PRAIRIES
Situation
Not
As
Bad
As
Some
Reports
Seemed
to
Indicate.
WINNIPKO,
Aug.
10.
"I
have
been
in
this
country
ocr
10
years
and
have
never
hl
as
much
faith
In
it
as
I
have
today,"
said
A.
Wilcox,
general
superintendent
of
transportation
On
western
lines
of
Hie
Canadian
National
Rail
way?,
who
had
just
returned
from
a
lour
of
inspection
between
Winnipeg
and
western
points
in;0';
think
the
crops
were
as
bad
(is
some
reoorl
wiittlii
imlir.ile.
Sutnmerfallow
is
ver
fair,
al-3";
tuoiigli
some
of'
the
late
crops
and
stubble
are
poor,
but
recent
rains
should
help
these
to
some
extent.
"I
saw
more
breaking
and
stirit-nterfallow,"
be
-slatetl,
"than
I
have
eter
seen
in.
any
previous
year
ami
I
believe
there's
a
very
marked
improvement
in
the
progress
being
made
In
the
country
generally.
Farmers
arc
improving
their
place
by
planting
trees
and
I
noticed
considerable
build-
iiw
going
on.
South
of
Prince
Albert
I
saw
numeN
wonderful
crops
and
not
a
weed
to
be
seen
among
them."
ROMAN
CATHOLIC
ANNEXES
SEALED
IN
MEXICO
YESTERDAY
M
FX
ICO
CITY,
Aug.
lit.
All
Uoiuan
Catholic
annexes
containing
church
valuables,
except
actual
.place
of
worship
have
iteen
placed
iiinler
government
seal
throtiighout
Mexico
until
the
present
controversy
between
the
government
and
the
Catholic
episcopate
have
been
settled,
it
was
announced
by
the
department
of
the
interior
yesterday.
heveral
persons
arrested
for
plotting
against
the
life
of
Presir
dent
Calle
have
been
discharged
for
lack
of
evidence.
TOUCHED
ON
ISLAND
NEIGHBORHOOD
DUNDAS
The
Hteainer
l'rineo
Ilupert
tutiohed
on
llollldiy
Inland
off
DiiiidiiH
loland
yesterday
on
tier
v'ay
here
from
Ketchikan.
Au
exaniiuatlun
wa
made
tin
her
ur-
iurt
i,uKltt.
Laumlry
boan
35o.
rival
and
it
win
fniitul
thai
while
i
Holla
Toiliipei;
j
.
35o
I'aniphell'a
Toinn'ta
tir
J'fa
.Soup,
per
tin
120
iranulated
Huar,
5
lbs.
for
35o
plate
were
denied
she
wa
not
leakirw,
.ho
nhc
proceeded
i(Ulh.
It
in
poimible
the
lioat
will
go
lulu
drydock
before
relurniiw
and
40o
Mill
viay
delay
her
slightly.
tMie
.95o'could
not
dock
'bvre
an
the
Can-
40o
Fresh
Fruit
and
Green
Vegetables
at
Garden
Prices.
ail
I
a
it
Profpeclor.
is
toons.
on
the
iion-
Mrs.
P.
f.
Palmervlll
all
for
the
joutlt
on
Hid,
Gardenn
tlih
afternoon.
r-
"
In
effect
to
Septcmbei
18
Return
Limit
October
31
MOUND
TRIP
TO
DKNVKR.
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temp.
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Anyot:
Clear,
calm,
temp
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Smilhers:
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uiirn
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i.iear.
caim.
innp
Commenting
on
the
crop
silua-j8
,
tlon.
Mr.
Wilcox
said
he
did
notl
"niwiioree.
Mrar.mim.iemp.
Dawson:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
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the
Daily
News.
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hr
ter.
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SALE
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Irnder-
will
be
rereued
v
!
Mlnlaler
of
l.atBl-
at
ti.iurn
not
lalet
tlHU
imoiU
on
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tclli
da
at
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ti'.
for
tlie
pnriluw
of
Lireiire
Xaita.
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rut
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t.autdian
Alltoiial
llailma),
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1.
lirnl
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Three
art
-tll
tm
tlhmed
for
rental
a!
if
tlii.Ler.
pirlber
partinttar
of
tlie
i.itief
r
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Vtrlorla.
M.
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llratrlrt
lorealrr.
rl
we
ltuM-rl.
B.
c.
TIMBER
SALE
XSIS3
Sealed
lender
kill
lie
rereiint
t.
ih.
Minuter
itf
Lamia
at
Vleluria
not
Uier
lluu
tHo
on
tlie
riftti
ilitj)
day
of
Au
l,
Itf
H,
for
II
Mirrliae
ur
l.lcente
XHU3.
h
rut
l,ftl.iM0
feel
f
Spruce,
lleiuliDk,
rtUr
and
Hlui
no
an
are
unaled
mi
ttw
Xnrth
ahorr
of
kildila
Arm,
nature
I,
Ma-1
lilatrlrt.
Ttiree
i
teafa
will
I
allowed
for
re
tifiral
of
tnntier.
Furllier
nartleutara
of
the
riiur
r..
ler,
iriona.
H.
c
I'rlur
ItuiierC
U.
C.
nr
Plitrtrt
I'ornter.
DEPARTMENT
Or
LANDS
Tlmbar
tala
X26S3
Healed
tendera
win
be
rerelted
by
the
Minuter
of
l.anda
at
Virion
not
later
Ikan
iKxrfi
on
ttie
fih
day
or
July,
im
for
Die
tmnliaw
of
l.lience
Xtj.
to
ruf
S.ft,ono
feet
of
sprure,
lloi.Hk
and
redar
n
an
Irea
attualed
mi
ttie
Went
end
i.f
Tiimio
Hland,
near
Mwenljy
iti(1
(jueen
cbarlntle
liland
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about
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mouth
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described
land:-
cominrnrlnt
at
a
poi
nlanteil
at
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nortlieii.t
rorner
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MaaaVn
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feet
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arr.
mare
or
e.
tuor..E
11.
siMrsox,
PP"nt.
Dated
Juu
I.
tote.
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couver
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