PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
L
AUDITORIUM
Dances
WILL
CEASE
UNTIL
AFTER
ELECTION
The
Hall
is
how
equipped
to
take
care
of
Dances,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feel,
niaplo
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
to
properly.
IT'S
FOIl
SALE
Phone
Black
449
L.
J.
WARREN,
Proprietor.
A
NEW
RANGE
SILK
KNIT
Underwear
ALL
COLORS
VKSTS
$1.35
BI.OOMKllS
$2.35
SLU'S
$3.00
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Preserving
Special
FOR
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
Reaches,
per
crate
..
$1.45
Prunes,
per
crate
$1.00
Pears,
per
box
......
$2.00
Crali
Apples,
per
box.
.$2.00
Leave
Your
Order
Early
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
GEORGE
RORIE
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
X
uslec,
&c
Phone
387
Je-v
Address:
243
Seccnd
Avenue
West
IMUJnUE
RUPERT
Consult
us
about
Your
Eyes
Make
use
of
our
guaranteed
Optical
Service.
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years
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
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years
constant
practice
in
Toronto.
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E.
Ireland
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Optometrist
for
27
Years
313
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Red
442
m
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
NOTICE
IS
IIEKEllY
GIVEN
that
ttie
re-
rre
ciuimik
over
1.01
40U7,
Llr
trlct.
It
cancelled.
Ufpuly
MlDleUr
or
LndJ,
,
'
O.
II.
JSADEN,
tamlj
Urpartment,
Vlrlnria,
11.
iL,
'
,.
.
.
'
CIRCUS
ELEPHANT
MYRTLE
IS
DEAD
,
CHANHHOOK,
Sent.
10.
Myrtle,
the
circus
elephant
ro-
icapiureu
Wednesday,
died
yes
SWIFT'S
PICNIC
HAMS
Average
weight.
4
to
C
lbs.
Special,
per
lb.
29c
Blue
lliiibon
Matches,
large
pkg.
Special
29c
1000
lbs.
Uurnia
Mice,
3
lbs.
25c
13
Ks
S1.00
Broken
Shelled
Walnuts,
special
per
lb
39c
Prices
are
advancing
on
all
shelled
nuts.
Buy
now!
Lemon
and
Orange
Peel,
special
per
lb
19o
Van
Camp's
Pork
and
He
any,
individual
size,
4
for
I.
25c
llipe
Olive?
(half
price)
2
tins
for
25c
1926
Pack
lilaek
Vis.
Hiioei.it
2
Rupert
Table
Supply
C(
Phones
210,
211,
212
TEA
AND
SALE
WAS
HELD
YESTERDAY
AT
MRS.
ORCHARD'S
HOME
A
very
successful
lea
and
salo
lerday
afternoon
of
pneumonia
"f
home
cooking
was
held,
ye
as
a
result
of
exposure
in
the
lerday
afternoon
ly
the
Women's
wilds
to
which
she
was
not
ac-
Auxiliary
or
SI.
Andrew
s
Angli-customed.
She
was
the
wroDertv
ca
Church
at
the
home
of
Mra
of
the
Sells-Floto
circus
which
Wallace
C.
Orchard,
700
Mus-
visited
this
town
when
the
clo-'Srave
Place.
I
he
rooms
wen
phants
escaped.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace:
Clear,
windy;
temperature
50.
Anyox:
Clear,
calm;
56.
.Stewart:
Clear,
calm;
41.
llazelton:
Clear,
calm;
II.
.
Telegraph
Creek:
Clear,
balm;
55.
Smilhers:
Clear,
calm:
CO.
Hums
Lake:
Clear,
calm;
10.
Whitehorse:
Cloudy,
Calm;
l-lfand
Mr.
Fred
Pyle
was
cashier.
Daw.-'on:
Kaining.
calm:
12.
In
The
Letter
Box
TAXING
WORKERS
Editor,
Daily
News:
Taxing
the
people's
food
and
clothes
by
means
of
a
tariff
on
importations
is
shifting
the
bur
den
of
taxation
from
the
rich
to
the
poor.
Xo
amount
of
argument
or
juggling
of
figures
will
change
the
truth,
of
that
statement.
The
more
manufactured
goods
are
protected,
the
higher
o
the
prices
and
the
workers,
who
are
the
majority
of
the
people,
pay
most
of
the
tax.
liaising
tariff
is
just
a
scheme
for
laying
a
heavier
burden
on
the
already
over-burdened
working
man
of
this
couwtry.
I
hope
none
of
my
fellow
workers
will
bi
led
away
by
the
roundabout
arguments
of
the
Tories
and
vote
for
higher
tariff.
It
is
a
vole
against
their
own
interests.
-
LAitortFJl.
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
preltily
decorated
for
the
occa
sion
and
many
ladies
called
dur
ing
the
afternoon.
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew,
presi
dent
of
the
Women'
Auxiliary,
received
with
Mrs.
Orchard.
Mr?
H.
K.
Trcmayne
and
Mrs.
J.
O
McLennan
poured
and
those
as.
sisling
in.
serving
were
Mrs.
C.
Mills,
Mrs.
II.
A.
Creech,
Mrs
(I.
A.
Woodland
and
Mrs.
11.
V.
0.
LePine.
Mrs:
O.
U.
ArnoM
and
Mrs.
It.
II.
Smeaton
were
in
charge
of
the
home
cooking
si!.'
During
the
afternoon
then?
wvre
piano
solos
liy
Mrs.
David
Wilton
and
vocal
solos
by
Mrs
Anderson
and
Mrs.
Donald
Ross
al!
tieing
much
appreciated.
PETITION
PRESENTED
TO
SCHOOL
BOARD
IN
REGARDTOLOCATION
Parents
Objected
to
Small
Chllo-ren
Walking
to
Booth
School
When
Nearer
Borden
At
the
meeting
of
the
school
board
last
uigtlit
a
petition
was
presented
by
several
residents
of
the
district
aliened
against
the
moving
of
youiug
pupils
from
tionlen
Street
school
.o
Hootii
School.
Those
signing
the
petition
were
Sirs.
II.
J.
itradbury.
Mrs.
W.
O.
Fulton.
Mr...
W.
A
McLean,
J.
Dennis
Allen,
Stepner.j
King,
V.
(1.
Hughes,
Annie
J.
Wilson
and
A.
Haines.
Chairman
Rochester
stated
that
Miss
Mills,
Mr.
Ilartness
and
Mr.
Christie
had
gone
over
!iie
situation
carefuly
and
fo!-lowed
out
ne
instructions'
of
thi
jlioard
doing
Uie
oeskt
.they
oslr
hiy
could
to
be
fair
td
everyone.
iXo
bus
service.
a
;bfrinjr
,u
'on
this
year
at
prfsent
but
i
'winter
if
the
wither
was
ver
load
they
may
dj
so
for
a
shon
I
time.
I
Secretary
Christie
eiplained
the
melh'd
used
and
a
number
tf
tiueslions
were
asked
by
Trustee
Fulton
wtio
finally
ac-,
quieted
in
the
decision
to
allow
iihings
to
remain
as
at
present.
The
parents
will
be
notified
that
I
lie
best
possible
system
was
adopted.
AUTHOR
SPEAKS
TO
LOCAL
ROTARY
CLUB
C.
H.
Gibbons
Speaks
of
Valuable
Work
Being
Done
By
Number
of
Authors
Working
on
This
Coast.
Of
the
243
Canadian
authors
who
are
today
actively
at
work
35
are
on
the
western
coast
of
Canada
and
are
doing
effective
advertising
for
this
part
of
the
rountry,
according
to
11.
Oib-bons,
author
of
the
"Sourdough
Samaritan,"
who
addressed
the
ibs.
for
3gcjItotarj-Club
briefly
yesterday.
Mr.
Malkin
s
ltest
Orange
Marmalade,
l,!i,,bon
"Pke
r
l,ie
work
of
4
It.,
(in.
,uri
iecial
al
I
Stewart
Kdwurd
While,
artlru-
California
Table
Figs,
new
slock,
per
lb
:
.
.
.
.
25c
Sherwood
Brick
Cheese,
5
pound
bricks,
special
$1.49
Try
this
new
line.
It's
a
winner!
FRUIT
DEPARTMENT
Hartlett
Pears,
5
lb.
basket,
special
35c
Tokay
Grapes,
3
lb.
basket,
spe-
jal
50c
No.
1
Fancy
Tomatoes,
5
lb.
basket,
special
40c
Terrace
Turnips,
arriving
Saturday,
C
lbs.
for
25c
Per
?ark
$2.75!
Terrace
Cabbage,
now
in,
lb.
.
.
6ci
Terrace
liarrots,
arriving
Saturday,
8
Hjs.
for
25c
jflreen
Tomatoes,
0
lbs.
for.
.25c
Quantify
lots,
per
lb
3'ic
tireen
Peppers,
2
lbs.
for
...
25c
(olden
jianlam
Corn
on
Gob.
ner
ihnep
40c
Pickling
Onions,
3
lbs.
for..25o
Pickling
Cukes,
per
Hi.
15c
New
(Jreen
Heans,
3
lbs.
...
25c
Italian
Prunes,
per
crate
.
.
.
95o
Preserving
Peaches,
crate
$1.45
Oabapples,
14
lbs.
for
....
$1.00
Per
box
$2.15
No.
i
Mcintosh
lied
Apples,
2
lbs
fur
25c
ler
box
,
.
$3.25
larly
in
his
book
Tjliicnin
and
Skookunr
Clrwek
which
brint?
before
the
tourists
and
sportsmen
Hie
attractions
of
this
coast.
Also
there
were
fiber
writers
commencing
with
with
Holi
Service
ami
prominent
amYing
who
is
Mr.
Heck.
Mr.
(Jiltlmns
commended
the
proposal
of
the
provincial
government
(o
etJ!crt
remirnrence'S
of
the
pioneers
which
would
be
kepi
and
handed
down
as
an
heirloom
for
I
lie
future.
DEPARTMENT
CK
PUBLIC
WORKS
Notice
to
Contractors
Prlnc
Ruptrt
EUctoral
Dlatrlct
SKAI.IIi
TKrKHS.
nidorl
"Tnidcrror
t
oll
I'ai
kmr
Wari-lHiuMr."
lll
tin
mrltml
iv
ox-
ii.nH.uiablr
lUe
Mlnuirr
vt
I'uljir
V4Jik.
un
to
ik
uf
Mnndiv
oi
t?ih
Ay
of
sii.iijt.
i
.,
ror
llw
omlruf-lli.n
.r
Warpttounr
un
erln
Itiirrl
Wharf
tipcn
Imlldiiiva
icupicd
bjr
Kwlli
l
inn-
riana.
S(ie
iriritlnii.
:mirart,
and
f"iinn
f
Ti-ndrr
may
lx-
otilaliifd
at
Hie
offue
of
Um
Dlxirli'l
r.urihrrr,
(Man
Huuw.
I'rliire
llnrxTl.
tin
iiaymriit
uf
a.
(1rill
f
Irn
(liilli.
uhli-ii
in
tx
iruiidi-d
im
rHiirn
of
tin-
filan.
lr
In
rixsl
nrndllKm.
lai-li
li'iidrr
riiuxt
Im-
arniiiiiianlrd
ly
an
ai
t-ppicd
dank
rlwqiiv
m
a
rtiartered
Link
r
iiiikda.
mad
payable
lo
th
Hoiiwir-alilc.
the
Mim.lrr
i4
J'uWlr
Works
for
Hi
fiuii
nr
74
no,
1iiii
h.
1
1
h
for-rltd
If
lit
iart
indrlntr
drmr
to
nlr
Into
ruutrarl
lin
calU-d
ihjii
lo
du
an.
Thu
rlM-qn
or
thr
unrrul
tn-orr
will
h
retaliw-d
at
wurltjr
for
th
du
and
rmliful
iKTfonnaiir
uf
th
work
t,Mtr,"ry
"'"'Pl'llon
of
th
Con-
liai-l
T'ndr
will
not
b
rotWdred
unlrM
mart
nut
n
th
forum
iuipliil,
lrnd
with
th
artual
Urnatur
o
th
luidnrr.
and
ni
lud
m
th
nvl(.
furiiMn-d.
Th
luwrtt
or
any
lndr
ml
iit-fofirlly
ai'i-it(t.
I'.
l'HIJJp,
I'ubll
Wnrka
turlnr.
Iparlmnt
r
ivibli
Wwka,
rai1lainot
Huildma.
fctJIeUiUf
t,
Ivig.
PICKLING
IN
'ASSAULT
CASE
FULL
SWING!
ON
CHINAMAN
So
Great
Hivn
Rn
Demands
of
Mav
be
Attempted
Murder
Ac-
Preserving
Season
That
Fruit
,
cording
to
Information
Laid
Jars
Have
Run
Out.
With
Police
Tin.
nicklimr
.i.iisuii
is
now
uu
Provincial
police
nre
today
iii-
-
.
.
.
.
.
i
in
fiill
swiri's
witli
t
pleullful
sup'
ply
of
green
tomatoe.
peppers
riir-iimhi-r
.iiiiiii
tc.
Prices
i.-
i...
.
.
..
.
i
vesliigaling
wnai
i
ueuecu
i
'
be
a
case
of
attempted
mufder
among
Chinese
al
Captain's
Cow
n
ibpv
Invv
..n
iim.
tim
this
.cannery
on
Pill
Island,
me
j-.ii
si
10
supply
uie
uenianu.
i
,,.
,,,,
.,,
uouservauve
csiitnaies
oi
iiioii..
i.,.,i.,i.i
run
uaiuiieu.in
town
mis
season
show
that
it
is
doublo
any
pre
vious
year.
On
aocount
of
low
prices,
merchants
have
also
been
compelled
(o
handle
twice
as
much
for
the
same
profit
as
last
year.
Theeif
rnrarkeU
U
very
vfirni,
witli
jlplFoT
vrf
frcsV
rergs
difficult
15"
oMaln.
"Pullets
will
commence
laying
before
long
and
his
should
pieent
the
market
from
climbing
loo
high.
Storage
eggs
are
making
their
appear
ance.
Since
July'
1
there
has
been
a
new
Dominion
government
regulation
requiring
all
tins
of
lard
to
be
marked
net
weight.
Consequently
three
pound
tins
will
now
be
of
larger
size
than
when
grot
weight
was
marked.
This
will
be
responsible
for
a
slight
increase
In
the
price
of
lard
shortly.
Market
prices
today
locally
anas
follows:
N
Butter
Urookficld,
Shamrock
and
Wond-
Pure
Lard
Compound
25c
Cheese
Ontario
solids
v
30e
Stilton,
lb.
35c
Kraft
.A
45a
Norwegian
Goat"
60e
Vapoleon
Limberger
70c
Roquefort
75c
Swifts'
Hutlercip.
lb.
..
.
45c
Gorgonzola,
lb
75c
McLaren's
Cream,
jars
45c
A
85c
Gruyere
50o
Golden
Loaf.
lb.
45c
Eggs
H.
C.
fresh,
pullt-1
50e
H.
C.
freh.
firsts
55o
H.
C.
fresh,
extras
.........
60c
Local
new
laid
......
00c
and
70c
Alberta
fresh,
seconds
I0e
Vegetables
New
beets,
bunch
5c
Heets.
0
lbs.
25e
t0
lbs
$2.75
ew
carrots,
bunch
se
H.
C.
Carrols,
lb.
3e
100
lb
..:
$2.25
Hulebagas.
C
lbs
25e
100
lbs
12.75
Iladishcs,
bunch
...
...
...
5c
New
potatoes,
10
lbs.
,
25c
Potatoes,
1011
lbs.
2.00
Fancy
II.
C
toiiKiUws,
per
lb.
I"c
Tomatoes.
jer
basket
......
U'c
Walercress.
bunch
...
..
..
10c
Green
peepers.
2
lbs
2"c
Cucumbers,
each
...
10c
and
15c
Parsley,
bunch
0c
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
SIXTH
STREET
COMBINATION
BUTTER
AND
EGGS
SPECIAL
FOR
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
1
DO.i:
FIUISI!
KtMiS
and
-
1
LIJ.
OllKAMKHY.
IIUITHH
Both
Foe
69c
CAN
YOU
BEAT
IT?
Eno'e
Fruit
Salts,
for
two
dAyx
only,
ier
bottle
75c
FRUIT
e
I'ruiies,
jer
box
95o
Peaches,
per
bot
51.40
I'ears.
3
dozen
for
S1.00
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
per
bakcl
'.
40o
Fresh
Milk
and
Whipping
Cream
down
H"?
coast
from
Prince
Huperi
year
as
well
asion
all
preserving
rniii.
.)
xU.,i,.i.i..
V..H.I-iiav.
One.
How
Hung,
has
been
housewives
had
such
an
onpur
tunity
of
purchasing
these
com
modities
at
such
low
prices
and
Ural
they-have
taken
advantage
of
it
is
indicated
in
the
fact
that
the
demand
for
fruit
jars
has
been
so
far
beyond
expectations
that
ttnek
are
exhausted
and
express
shipmenlsj.are
coming?
from
Hie
brought
to
the
city
and
is
a
pa
tient
in
the
Prince
llupert,
General
Hospital
suffering
wi'b
severe
head
wounds'tielie'ved
t
have
been
inflicted
wiliran
attf
by
imother,
Lee
Fung,
the
alleged
asasilanl,
who
took
totliewood-and
is
being
sought
by
police
officers.
The
assault
took
place
late
for
davs
7nn
....
1
1
.
;
j
1..
their
Stork.
Injured
to
thr
city
by
J.
Prescolt
and
Charles
Nelson
on
the
gasboat
Mabel,
arriving
here
at
1.30
this
morn-ins,
and
was
placed
in
the
ho
piial
where
he
is
being
attend
ed
by
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade
and
Dr.
II
K.
Tremayne
ami
where
he
i-expected
to
reeoxer.
Constable-Clark
and
Hell
were
despnlrlie.
at
5.30
this
morntng
by
tic
power
boat
28
(Leila,
Jt.)
t
Gupinin's
(U)e
lo
loenje
l.e
Vufat
and
further
invcMVra'te
ihr
oceiirrence.
According
to
information
nl
ready
received
by
the
polin4.
How
Hung
was
walking
from
th
bunkboue
toward
the
eanner)
when
Lee
Fung,
who
was
l)ina
in
wail
in
(he
bush,
leaped
upon
him.
According
to
How
Hung
there
had
never
beep
trouble
between
himself
and
l.ee
Fung.
FISHING
BOATS
WAIT
OPENING
OPTHE
POLLS
iaiiu,
10s
,c
number
t
fishing
boat
nr.
r..
u.
i'.,
-
ins
rfc
awaiting
the
opening
of
the
ad
Capital,
2nd
grade,
lb
lOrjv,,,.,.
(MJU
,JPre
,tlU
veiling.
Iraser
Valley,
lb
5cL,w
of
,,,
hHSitxu
been
in
iM,n
'
t
tm
everal
n
I
1
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.
.
1
1
n
U
llr
if'Vff1
order
to
'ri?
ballots,
mostly
for
Fred
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
1w
6Si
Friday,
Gep.fTnjr
rnatwi
Wash
with
ZAin-Buk
MedJdiul
An
Open
Letter
to
the
Public
from
the
Montreal
Importers.
TO
THE
PUBLIC:
When
the
Montreal
Importers
opened
up
for
business
In
Prince
Rupert,
their
goods
were
all
marked
at
Montreal
prices
and
every
shipment
that
we
get
from
the
eastern
manufacturers
and
further
shipments
to
complete
our
stock
are
coming
Tn
every
week
Montreal
prices
govern
them
all.
We
are
taking
this
opportunity
to
explain
how
we
do
IL
We
buy
direct
from
the
manufacturers.
We
can
do
this.
by
taking
quantity
lots
as.
we
have
faith
enough
In
Prince
Rupert
to
believo
that
we
can
obtain
tho
necei-sary
turnover
of
such
quantities.
And
we
mark
our
goods
at
such
prices
as
to
obtain
the
turnover.
For
instance,
this
week
we
have
received
shipments
of
men's
clothing
from
such
famous
firms
as
Samuel
Hart
and
Freedman
A
Co.,
both
clothing
manufacturers,
and
the
prices
at
which
they
are
marke-J
now
in
our
store
will
compete
with
any
firm
In
this
whole
broad
Dominion.
Of
course,
there
Is
a
little
extra
freight
from
Montreal,
but
we
can
still
sell
at
Montreal
prices
because
we
have
no
Montreal
rental
to
pay
here.
We
have
our
own
buyers
In
Montreal
who
know
our
requirements
and
are
In
touch
with
the
manufacturers
all
the
time.
Many
people
send
away
for
goods
thinking
they
can
get
them
cheaper.
They
don't
need
to
do
that
now.
We
are
here.
We
want
you
to
appreciate
our
position.
We
want
a
share
of
your
business
we
need
your
support
to
enable
us
to
stay
here.
We
have
the
goods
at
Montreal
prices
and
price
Is
what
so
many
people
send
away
for.
If
we
give
you
Montreal
prices,
we
get
your
business
and
we
are
both
satisfied.
Inspect
our
stock
for
yourself,
see
our
goods
and
compare
our
Montreal
prices
with
any
others
you
like,
and
If
you
buy
so
much
the
better
for
us
both.
Your,
vegr
trulyj,,
.
The
Montreal
Importers
Per
J.
B.
MILLER.
So?.
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTINQ
ANO
TROLLING-
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERICi
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd
Second
Avenue
urn)
McBrlde
8L
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
9
p.m.
"Behind
the
Front
An
ininiil.ilde
nmedy
ol
the
Irenche-.
Tic
of
:i
niugliiiei
k
mid
a
-.ip
will)
fouglil
th-fur
11
girl.
A
-inli.ugl.
gniMl
liiiman
1
'
sli.iMiig
a
roinde
of
doiiglitMi),
cnemie
in
die
in
the
anii),
wlm
mde
life
at
the
frum
and
it
mire.
it
gimrdlnMieH
ail
vMir-h-iipnarnH)
uiiiely
tmm
tHrt
to
iuih.
wIim-Ii
depirU
the
liumorou-
W
T
wliat
w
the
lines.
The
comic
troubles
ami
tnU
am!
u
rrMik
allvr
thry
havr
IkiIIi
joined
op.
-..
wweet
romance.
Strong
cat.
Wallace
Beery,
Raymond
Hatlon,
Mary
Drtan,
RichH
Arlcn,
Hayden
Stevenson,
Cheiter
Conklln,
Tom
Kennedy,
Frances
Raymond
and
many
others.
Comedy:
"MEET
FATHER"
PATHE
REVIEW
50c
and
25c