PAGE
SIX
AUDITORIUM
Dances
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AND
SATURDAY
EVENING
Beginning
at
9
o'clock
Floor
in
Ihc
Finest
Shape
MISS
CURRIE'S
ORCHESTRA
Ladies
25c
Gentlemen
50c
The
Hall
is
now
equipped
to
lake
care
of
Dances,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
.
feel,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
to
properly.
IT'S
FOfl
SALE
Phono
Black
449
L.
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
AUDITORIUM
pure
Drugs
PROMPT
SERVICE
RIGHT
PRICES
fou
wjll
always
find
the
highest
quality
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
Hound
Steak,
2
lbs.
for
45c
Hoiling
Heef,
per
lb.
...
8o
Pol
Roast
Beef,
per
lb.
12'c
Rib
Roast
Heef,
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
Sausap-e.
2
lbs.
for
35c
Gainers.
Ham,
Whole,
lb.
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,
&c.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PRINCE
RUPERT
All
Nerves!
All
nerves!
What
a
common
expression!
In
this
busy
era
with
the
problems
of
home
management,
club
activities,
and
even
political
affairs
crowding
her
day,
bow
often
Ihc.
housewife
complains
of
nervousness,
headache,
backache
and
general
fatigue.
These
symptoms
of
lll-feellng
are
often
due'
to.
Blralued
eye-
-miiKCles'.'and
ncrvjrKMljicli;can.betelievt!d
by
properly
fitlod
glassei.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
27
years.
15
years
constant
practice
.
in.
Toronto.
Phone
Red
442
,319
3rd'
Ave.,
Opp.
G.W.V.A.
G.
T.
P.
STOCK
CASE
SETTLED
'LONDON,
Aug.
3t.
An
exchange
telegraph
today
says:
"We
are
officially
informed
a
dispute
between
the
stockholders
committee
and
the
Canadian
iNationul
relative
to
the
status
of
the
four
nor
cent
debenture
slocks
of
the
(iranii
Trunk
Pacific
lias
becnj
lit...l
.nj
f..1i
nrriil
,.i..i
menl
of,
the
terms
of
settlement
will
be
published
on
Thursday,
i
AZORES
HAVE
BAD'QUAKE
Town
of
Horta,
of
Fayal
Island,
Suffered
Especially
Details
j
So
Far
Unavailable.
WASHINGTON.
Aug.
31.
The
severest
earthquake
in
the
history
of
the
Azores
Islands
ha
been
reported
to
the
State
De
partment
by
the
United
Slates
consul
at
Fayal.
who
says:
"Many
houses
were
destroyed
or
danmg-eii
and
it
is
impossible
yet
to
estimate
Uie
lost
of
life
or
property
damage.
Despatches
from
Libon
stale
thai
a
violent
earthquake
shook
(he
island
of
Fayai
and
reduced
pari
of
the
town
or
Horta
to
ruins.
Details
of
the
calamity
are
lacking.
LONDON,i
Any.
31.
Private
advices
from
Horta
on
the
Island
of
Fayal
report
a
heavy
earth
quake
in
the
Azores
which
caus
ed
much
damage.
ONE
FORD
CAR
III
r
hlrh
I
sliall
nt'i'r
Dir
alt
al
Public
Annum
fur
iah
mi
Wednesday,
ihi
ii
dai
r
s;.ii
nii.r.
tutd.
al
i.i'i
I'cld'-lt
in
It
if
i.
rncn.
ai
the
timr
of
iowr'h
Brown.
ippoMlc
E.
C.
i
ndertakers.
oatlo
at
riinr
yui-ri
Mir.
1zitit.
i
s.
in
tHS'V
Milk
on
111
tried
Ihree
ilifferenl
times.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
SIXTH
STREET
F
handled
in
direct
and
lucid
manner,
while
the
ex-minister'
lively
wit
eserriscd
ilself
frequently
at
the
expense
of
the
Hon.
K.
L.
Pa-lcnaude.
Five
Thousand
Present
There
was
no
dissension
in
the
Si
mr
of
the
oiunly
crowd
of
5.000
zafhered
in
the
in
I'rinee
unpen.
-
beautiful
....
grounds
of
the
.
Joliette
l-vcanemy,
wnnin
signi
oi
i.vs-i
sumption
River.
Mr.
.
Cardin's
i
eloquence
frequently
swept
them
!
into
thunderous
applause,
while
each
point
brought
home
by
the
speaker
was
arecled
with
indivl-
Q
.1
ddal
comments
of
approbation.
I
iirrifl0P
'
UiTTft
I
I
As
Mr-
Can,in
rue
10
M
feet
and
I
UlllUV
Qsl
looked
down
into
the
amphithea-
itre
lined
with
human
faces
the
Out
in
Poinl
firey,
jost
off
opening
words
of
"O
Canada"
sa-(iranville
Street,
are
two
very
luted
him.
The
chorus
swelled
its
healthy
specimens
of
boy
Hfe.j
stremglh
till
it
seemed
as
though
They
get
poYridge
aplenty
each!
every
individual
in
the
gathering
morning,
but
they
will
not
eat
was
contributing
to
the
enlhusi-il
unless
they
have
Pacific
asm.
J,i,k'
1
"Our
opponents
have
exasrgcr-
The
mother
is
qdile
proud
or
a
ted
to
the
limit
what
was
heard
the
tact
that
they
can
tell
it
at
the
customs
inquiry..
Hut
why
she
puis
any
other
kind
of'
were
tbey
not
satisfied
to.
slay
canned
milk
on
tin-
cereal.
She.
within
thf
limiu
if
Hip
immlrv
HeeaiDie
thf.re
was
np
enough
lliere
to
enable
them
to
ruin
the
j
Liberal
parly.
So
they
went
be-yond
it.
and
not
like
men.
bill
like
rals.
crawling
tlirout'h
the
i
slime
of
palumny
and
insult.
I
"That
is
what
they
did,
when
tlu'y
triPcl
to
besmirch
the
repu-
union
or
non.
.Mr.
i.apoiuie,
a
,
man
wlm
enlereil
politics
a
poor
man.
and
who
is
now
even
a
little
poorer.
He
Is
no!
like
some
of
these
war
profileers
whose
jla-
(riolim
wa
not
in
their
politics
but
in
their
tiockels,
filled
at
the
counlrys
expense.
Crube
of
the
Margaret
"These
people
tried
to
sully
his
OUR
SALE
ON
ITALIAN
PRUNES'
repufatim,,
paying
J,iat
he
went
IS
A
WINNER
ifor
a
nolorinu
trip
on
n
.
eitV-
We
will
continue
to
sell
this
week
toms
vessel.
Italian
Prunes
,lu
boxes..
$1.00
Preserving
Pearlies
$1.45
HarMelt
pears,
very
best
,
.
$2.85
Crab
Apples,
for
jelly,
per
lb.
Bo
Other
Fruit
and
Vegetable
at
Lowest
Market
Prices.
for
95c
Kmpress
Orange
Marmalade,
J
lb.
tin
65o
Fmpress
Prune
or
Plum
Jam,
per
tin
55c
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Dally
Vien
that
scandal
was
Ihoroughfy'pread,
there
w-As
an
inquiry
in
Quebec
Citn?find
after
Iwo
Iiourj
of
inquiry
bfire
Hon.
Mri-
Justice
Lemipiit?
the
lawyer
for
the
Meighen
trovern.
menl
rose
and
declared
that
there
was
not
a
word
of
nroof.
not
UROCERIES
I
SCran
of
evldenre.
nnt
n
teller
In
.
"
jii
""!
wiitr,
per
in.
ao
provp
tne
truth
of
tlie
charges
uifiiesi
j.raue
jiuik
Tea,
Hi.
B8cmade
by
IhejmiserpVH
Iue.ct
i.ampiieiie
Tomato
Soup,
8
lltm
"It
is
not
theTillierafs
wi
liaf
.
I
.
a
.
horosd
w
...
...
.
ae
in
HVMnrr
mi
I'lrvnitiin
ii
o
Heinz
Tonialo
Soun.
small
tins,
h
-
-
-
iiai'wiiiii.i
ii,
n
ii
p
i
ne
lawyer
or
uih
.Meiiien
gov
ernment,
who
said
that
Mr.
La
poinle
and
Mr.
Itineaii
eould
leave
the
rour!
with
their,
heads
hteh
nut,
unfortunately,
the
evil
Jnsimiatjoiis,
as
J
always
Ihe
cae
had
done
their
work,
like
s
serpent
sneaking
in
the
dark
And
there
are
miserable
people
poor.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
Aug,
"tmi
A
nir
ro..vcr'
GRANT'S
"Best
Procurable
(THE
ORIGINAL)
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
JN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
EUIm-GWj!t
OmiHwm.
Dad.
A
This
advertisement
is
nut
published
or
displayed
by
the
Lnjuor
Control
Hoard
or
by
Hit?
'Government
of
Hritish
Goluinliia.
CARDIN.
SPEAKS
TO
BIG
CROWD
Says
Sir
Charles
Tupper
First
to
Ratao
Constitutional
Question
In
Canada.
CALUMNY
AND
INSULT
Tells
of
Efforts
Made
to
Besmirch
Public
Men
of
Country
In
Regard
to
Customs.
JOLIFm:,
Aug.
SI.
Hon.
1'.
J.
A.
Can!
in
sprang
a
sensation
at
a
public
meeting
here
when
he
exposed
the
hypocrisy
of
the
Conservative
party
on
the
constitutional
question.
Heading
extracts
NOTICE
l
from
Hansard
and
from
Conser
vative
papers
In
Toronto
and
SI.
Regis
Lafe
for
sale
as
a
'Montreal,
he
showed
that
the
first
going
concern.
Offers
will
be!
constitutional
question
or
this
considered
up
to
August
28,-af-ikind
was
raised
in
September.
r
that
date
assets
will
be
snl.l
J
t896.
bv
the
III.
Hon.
Sir
Charles
A
good
opportunity
for
experi-I
Tupper
and
that
the
veteran
Tory
riit--u
rrsiaurameur.
addiv
I,.
Murray
Fuller.
Custodian.
I9i
SHERIFFS
SALE
III
Itlt-
i.iiunlx
Court
.if
Pr.nre
Holderi
tl
I'rinre
Huncu.
James
I'laiiinrr.
jiweph
lieid.
Defendant.
Byi
liltlle
iif
a
IL-alTflnf
tif
...,..tfi,.n
in
Ihl.'
warrior
had
not
only
strongly
de
fended
his
action
in
raising
such
i
an
issue
but
had
been
supported
by
the
rory
press,
which
now
I
ridicules
the
issue
as
raised
by
StH-dd
sbeR;
hi.
III.
Hon.
Mr.
King.
I
lie
constitutional
issue,
the
!
'u.
and
t
n.r
dirrWrt.
i
uiv
-iird.
tariff,
the
customs
seandals,
were
i
me
ruuu
i)i
ih
ucirniuni
we
luliun-
SALMON
PACK
SAME
AS
LAST
YEAR
ON
RIVER
Total
Sockeye
Output
of
Skeena
River
Is
73,900
Cases
The,
salmon
park
on
J
he
skeena
Rivi-r
(his
season
liuoiints
to
a
singularly
similar
fijiure
to
that
of
ItS5
according
to
official'
reports.
The
tot
al
pack
of
sockey.-
for
the
1U20
season
was
"U.VOU
caes
as
compared
with
74,000
eases
last
vear
and
the
total
park
of
u!l
varieties
to
dale
on
.
the
Skeena
River
is
301,000
pounds
as
compared
with
301,200
pounds
last
year.
The
total
pack
to
date
on
t
It?
Xaas
River
is
85,000
eases
being
very
close
to
last
year's
87,-
000
cases
at
this
date
but
Hie
sockeye
ftark
is
considerably
down
alH.&OO
cas
as
compared
with
last
year's-total
of
19,300
poutids.
Due
to
the
pack
of
pinks
on
he
north
end
of
the
Quccm
Charlotte
Islands
this
season,
the
total
1920'
salmon
pack
for
Iho
whole
of
District
No.
2
is
con
siderably
in
eiccss
of
the
total
pack
at
a
similar
date
lost
year.
The
total
to
date
of
all
varieties
in
the
dUtrlet
Id
dale
is
KIG.OOO
rases
as
cc-niparwd
with
COO.OOO
a
similar
dale
lal
yenr.
Tho
total
pack
of
soekeye
for
Dis-
iricl
No.
2
this
season
is
203.-
000
cases,
being
a
considerable
lecrease
from
last
year's
totn;
of
319.000
cases.
Pack
of
Province
The
lolal
pwek
for
She
p'o-
viiue
to
Mils
date
is
1,053.000
cases
of
which
10,000
case
was
rul
tin
in
District
No.
2
and
only
207,000
case.
in
Districts
No.
I
and
3
combined.
The
total
pack
for
the
pro
vince
is
consioeramy
in
rxres
of
last
year's
total
al
this
dale
or
770,000
case.
Some
of
the
canneries
on
the
Meen
and
?.aas
Rivers
are
closed
liut
others
are
remaining
Hpen
to
park.cohoes
and
chums.
I'he
run
of
cohoes
and
chums
na
Hie
Skeena
River
Ial
week
was
poor
while
on
Ihe
Xaas
It
f
described
as
havl.ig
been
very
On
Ihe
north
'end
of
th5
Queen
Cliarlolle
Isiand,
Watun
River
and
Ferguson
Hay
canner
les
closed
wHh
the,
end
of
the
iniK
run
wuici
rninf6
incni
once
ii
iwo
yiar!
ic
.Mdsseu
and
Shannon
Hay
.co-jneries
rc
j-e
-naining
cpen
to
pack
chums.
On
the
oulh
end
of
the
fs
anus.
four
canneries
are
iwaillrag
rife
run
of
chum
which
so
far
has
been
small
bin
which
it
i
expeeled
should
very
oon
improve.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Only
lliree
smut
boat
arrived
w
Mi
haliliul
for
the
sale
today
prices
being
lHa
and.MJ0c-.
for
.iheHeaii
and
IfiLiOoJanil
l.l.OOii
and
t.r,0e
and
I0cifii
fales
were:
.
Amer.xan
w
Reliance,,
8,000,
lo
p;iefio
lisherieg.
Canadian
'Hay
view.
!8500;
lo
Atlin
Fish-
eries.
H.
A
R.,
t,000
to
Gold
fllor
Hge.
;;
who'tiow'B
Srfiimd'
laying
Ihat
Cald;r
was
not
sincere,
that
he
was
influenced
to
say
what
he
said.
"The
-alumny,
once
Jaunched,
can
reach
a"
degree
that
reparation
can
npver
cver..
Reparation
never
totally
removes
the
evil
ef-
fecls,
because,
It
fs
a
juirt
of
our
buiilan
natui'e;
to
believe
evil
ra
ther
than
good.
(FOOD
NEEDED
SAYS
EXPERT
Rapid
Growth
of
White
Races
Increases
Need
for
Agricultural
Development
OXFORD.
F.ng.,
Aug.
3
1.
Food
famine
or
shortage
lie
ahead
of
the
while
race
unlcj
il
retorts
to
An
inlcnsifioalio't
OF
SIR
HENRY
Mt.VntKU
Aug.
31.
-
Sir
A
lolal
of
about
2.H0O
oemon
In
I'rincc
Rupert
will
be
qualified
I
Henry
Thornton,
whose
former,
wife
secured
a
jliorre
from
him
in
the
I'niled
States
courts
a
few
weeks
ago,
will
be
married
in
Sep
tember
tu
Miss
Martha
atris.
aged
25,
of
NVv
York.
Miss
Wii-,
triss
"met
Sir
Henry
during
Ihe
later
days
of
the
war
while
he
was
engaged
in
Red
ilross
work.
COURT
OF
REVISION
i
WORK
IS
COMPLETED
Total
of
About
2,800
Persons
Are
Qualified
to
Vote
More
Added
to
List
Than
Removed..
to
vole
al
Ihe
rederal
election.
Court
of
revision
on
Ihe
list.!
which
closed
yesterday
aHer
a'
.veck
s
eson
resulted
in
imu
names
being
added
to
the
list.
;
struck
orr
and
eighl
cirrected.
I
lie
prexiding
offierr
was
Norman
A.
Wall,
government
agent.
Advertise
In
Ihe
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Hamilton.
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or
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of
ugriculluro.
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areas
iiow
tin.
I
ler
cultivation
and
to
deliberate
checks
cf
Its
owii'
birth
rale
h
the
near
future,
Sir
Daniel
Hall.
leading
lliilisli
ngrifullur.il
ex
perl
told
the
Ilrilish
Associa
'ion
for
the
Advancement
of
Seienc.
tinier
existing'
condilions
from
two
to
two
and
one
lial
'
acres
of
eiilllvated
land
are
needed
to
support
each
pernor.
The
increase
of
Ihe
while
population
during
the
last
centurv
an
evenl
unprecedented
in
the
history
ol
the
worlds
has
been
possibb'
only
because
vast
areas
of
tinoiviii'lrtl
land,
chiefly
in
Aiiiiiu-H.
were
open
to
settle-,
mem.
The
prewl
annual
in-renieiil
of
the
,vhit&
pOpulaMcn
5.0H0.000,
needs
the
taking
iif.i
leuliivation
of
1,000,000
nere-
r
new
land
arh
year.
Hut
tins
is
mil
Happening.
Instead.
1'ir
cultivated
acre.ie
is
decreasing
slightly.
Li
ttb?
new
land
i
available.
The
world-wide
flight
from
the
land
is
laid
(o
Ihe
small
and
uncertain
relurni-l
from
agriculture
a
compared
wilh
Ihose
fnun
industry.
!
Sir
Daniel
ms
Ihe
solution!
to
this
problem
in
the
whit'.,
rare
inillng
on
the
rlin!
standard
or
living
and
in
do-'
Uberalely
rlieekitig
its
own
rr-;
lility.
He
rec.wnlies
thai
dan-'
ger
lies
in
the
readjustment
period.
Farmer,
he
nui
organise
co-operativety
or
eapi
lal
must
enter
agriculture.
Tln
intensification,
he
believes,
w'l.
ocrur
only
when
prices
rie.
Ac
inrreasr
in
agrieuiiure
prodiic
lion
is
possible
uily
1hrou:'i
seienlifir
lem-arrli
improving'
strains
of
agrn
ulitiral
plants.
YOUNG
GIRL
TO
BECOME
BRIDE
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19!
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Eyes
Hold
No
Secrets
from
our
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of
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for
Defects
Application
of
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with
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aid
6il
struments
perfected
for
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try
men
who
have
m
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lifelong
itudy
of
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needs
of
Optometry
It
what
orod
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perfect
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your
eyes
when
you
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optician.
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advice
and
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ura
to
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