BKXSDAT,
SEPTEMBER
18,
1028.
THE
DAILY
NEW8
PAGE
THKEI
WARSHIP
FOR
Local
and
Personal
What
do
you
spend
CHINA
COAST
Loggers!
Loggers!
Arthurs
Taxi.
Phone
678.
on
shoe
shines?
British
Cruiser
CarUfort
Leaves
Today
B
C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
and
Other
Veel
Asormble
Ever
figure
it
out?
If
only
three
a
week,
you
spend'
30c,
plus
15c.
in
tips
45c.
or
obout
$2.00
per
month.
Costly
shines
I
Ever
figure
out
what
15c.
tin
of
"Nuet"
will
do?
There
re
100
ihinei
In
each
tin
and
"Nujcet"
not
only
gives
brilliant
waterproof
thine,
but
aorteni,
feed
and
preserves
the
leather
a
no
other
shoe
polish
can
do.
And,
it
takes
but
a
few
minutes
to
shine
one's
own
iboea
with
"Nugget".
Shoe
Polish
Btoete-Tan-
Tonty
Rtd
Dark
Brown
and
White
.
Nugget"
Polishing
Outfit-
-complete
for
home
use
in
caidboaid
box
50c.ln
metal
box
60c
DEMAND
14
Page
and
Shaw's
CHOCOLATES
The
Candy
of
Excellence
A
NEW
SHIPMENT
JUST
ARRIVED
Assorted
Chocolates,
I
lit.
boxes
$1.00
Assorted
Chorolale.
2
lb.
boxes
.
$2.00
rf
1
1
a
rJ
Centre
t:u'-otato-.
1
lb.
boxes
$1.00
llnrd
Outre
CliurolatPx,
2
lb.
boxes
$2.00
Assorted
Nut
Choi-olnles,
1
lb.
boxes
.
.
.'
$1.25
We
uImj
Jiave
(lAXOXO'S,
NKILSON'S
and
Mulll'S
Choco
lates
in
bulk
and
iiul
lb.
ami
2
lb.
boxes..
Ormes'Ltd.
jf
The
PIONKKH
Wll
lii.lNTS
The
HBXALL
STOHK
PHONES
82
and
200
SEND
IT
TO
THE
-:-.
LAUNDRY
-:-
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
Including
Ihrce
distant
ervn-c
for
Kalndy
Work,
vix:
SOFT
FINISH,
THRIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
WASH
Ul
niOr-1
reasonable
J)l
Iff.
DRY
CLEANING,
PRESSING
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
118
-and
we
will
do
the
rest.
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
4-
.
Smoked
Dally
by
,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ui
Prlnco
Ruport,
B.C.
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
P.
O.
Box
247
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Kino
Imported
Sorgo
nnd
S.-ob-h
j.r
v
A
A
Tweed
Suits
niu.le
lo
order
m
our
VV
shop
fa
Prince
Uuptrt
as
low
as
tyJJ
223
8lxth
8trcet
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Crystal,,
Firelighter,
48
for
11.00.
Hyde
Trruler.
Phone
lhO.-
if
t
'
"vW
'
Mlsa
Ltirna
Tlte7A.T.C.M.,
teacher
cf
piano.
Phone
145.
217
Dominion
Constable
E.
a.
Newnhaia
of
the
Nana
Rlvtr
Is
in
the
city.
Try
Foothills
Stove
Coal,
$13.00
per
ton.
No
aoot
PhlJpott,
EvltC&
Co..
Ltd.
n
Re-unlon
oil
ex-members
of
Sixteenth
and
Thirtieth';
Battalions
In
th'Artnoty
on
Thursday
at
8
pjn.'
to
meet
Colonel
Peck.
Smoker.
217
Mrs.
P.
E.
Bataler
and
family
will
sail
tomorrow
night
for
Victoria
where
they
will
resume
residence
after
having
been
In
the
city
for
the
past
few
years.
A.
J.
McCullaugh
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
who
has
been
In
the
city
for
ths
past
few
days,
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver.
The
first
of
the
series
of
nightly
dances
to
ge
given
In
Boston
Hall
by
Stewart's
Orchestia
of
Klncollth
took
olace
last
evening
and
there
was
a
good
crowd
In
attendance.
C3iR.
ste&nyr
Prince
Oeorge,
Capt.
Harry
Nedden,
arrived
from
the
south
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
and
ttvi
train
for
the
East,
which
awaited
the
arrival
of
the
boat,
pulled
out
at
'230.
The
Post
Office
wicket
closes
to
morrow
afternoon
owing
to
Its
being
a
civic
holiday.
Yesterday
a
Canadian
Press
despatcu
was
published
showing
that
four
nuns
were
arrested
for
smuggling
laces
lc
to
Canada
and
fined.
Despatches
pub
lished
In
southern
papers
Indicate
tht
It
was
four
women
disguised
aa
nuns
Charles
E.
Crowther.
who
haa
been
relieving
in
the
CUR.
city
ticket
of
fice
this
summer,
will
return
to
Ed
monton
on
tomorrow
morning's
train.
Miss
Msrgaret
Lindsay,
who
haa
been
visiting
her
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A
Undaay.
will
sail
on
the
Prince
George
tomorrow
night
for
Vancouver
where
nc
wui
mums
training
lor
m
uunm
In
Vancouver
Oeneral
HoepltaL
Joseph
Rum,
Indian,
waa
fined
til
this
morning
In
the
city
police
court
Tor
dunkenness.
The
police
repcrteJ
this
morning
that
It
waa
very
orderly
tn
town
last
night
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
It
waa
election
night
and
Fair
rpenlng.
.
A
bonflra
set
by
youngsters
Just
west
Of
the
McMordle
Apartments
caused
an
.'Urm
to
be
sent
In
to
the
fire
de
uartment
at
B0
this
morning.
Tbeis
waa
no
damage
other
than
the
burn
r.g
of
a
children's
playhouse.
CATHEDRAL
WEDDING
YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON
Young
tarty
I'rom
Naa
kler
llernnir
llrlde
of
Oturlr
s.
lUrton
of
Klnrolltli
A
wedding
took
place
yesterday
at
4
p.m.
In
the
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
when
Miss
Alexandra
Wli-llama
of
Alyansh,
Naas
River,
became
Uie
bride
of
entries
8.
Barton
of
Klncollth,
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
officiating.
The
beet
nun
was
George
Barton
and
the
bride
waa
given
away
by
her
father.
George
WUllsms.
QUALIFYING
ROUND
OF
GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
JASPER
PARK
COURSE
JASPER,
Sept.
15
Stanley
of
the
MUslasaga
Club.
Toronto,
waa
top
man
tn
the
qualifying
round
of
the
Jasper
Park
Lodge
Silver
totem
pole
trophy
which
waa
played
today
oyer
the
beautiful
Jasper
course.
Mr.
Thompson
required
83
and
scores
generally
were
high
because
of
a
stiff
wind
which
came
out
or
the
north
f.nd
handicapped
many
players.
Following
the
leader
come
fifteen
entries
representing
leading
clubs
In
Canada
and
these
sixteen
will
meet
tomorrow
in
the
first
round
leading
to
the
final
on
Saturday.
The
fortunate
sixteen
are
Stanley
Thompson,
Mlsrlss-aga.
Toronto:
Harry
Jones.
Shaugh-ney
Heights.
Vancouver;
V.
O.
Cardy.
alerlDorough.
Montreal;
D.
B.
Mulligan,
Summerlea,
Montreal;
C.
C.
Ronald.
Mount
Bruno.
Montreal;
M.
H.
Stewart.
Edmonton;
Ben
Cool,
St.
Andrew's.
Calgary:
J.
O.
Gardner.
Brockvllle:
U.
U
Anderson,
Lambton,
Toronto:
D.
C.
Oront.
Royal,
Montreal;
Alex.
Wilson
Royal,
Montreal;
Noel
Jones.
Shaugrt-
nessy
Heights,
Vancouver:
Tom
Chard.
Edmonton
Municipal;
Hugh
Macdonald.
Edmonton
Oolf
and
Country
Club:
J.
H.
"Waghorn,
Shaughnessy
Heights;
nl
Donald
Macdonald,
Jasper.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace:
Part
cloudy,
calm;
temp.
ST.
Alice-
Arm:
Cloudy,
north
wind:
50.
Haseltcn:
Part
cloudy,
calm;
4J.
,
Telegraph
Creek:
Clear.
cMm;
50
Burns
Lake:
8nowlng.
calm:
32.
Snow
at
6th
cabin
r.rro
at
Nahl'ln,
Whltehorse:
Clear,
calm;
35.
Dawson:
Clear,
north
wind;
38.
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Eased
by
bimvmi
Minu
anil
1Mb
mi
u
i
Bs
surs
t
get
ttis
Qsnulns
Loos
for
lf.sttordMIDY
Sold
by
all
drurguti
WRKLEY5
still
quenches
thirst,
cools
the
parched
throat
and
by
its
de
lightful
flavor
and
refreshment
restores
the
joy
of
life,
caw
ACScr
Every
Meal
FLOWER
SHOW
IS
EXCELLENT
I-OSSIIIILITIKS
or
TITV
ALONG
THIS
LINE
AMPLY
DtMONSTKATEIl
AT
EXIIIIUTION
The
Flower
Show
Is
undoubtedly
one
of
the
most
attractive
features
of
this
jtr
Exhibition
This
clasa
is
to
bn
found
In
the
wing
of
the
building
in
which
the
government
paintings
were
housed
last
year.
The
many
var
ieties
of
flowers
are
thus
shown
off
to
the
best
of
advantage
In
cool
quar
ters
away
from
the
hum
and
bustle
of
the
crowds.
A
quiet
visit
to
the
flower
corner
amply
demonstrates
the
possibilities
of
Prince
Rupert
along
this
line.
One
of
the
most
commented
up
on
exhibits
In
this
class
Is
the
excel
lent
collection
cf
mounted
wild
flow
era
entered
by
Richard
PUlsbury
this
city
who
his
spent
a
great
deal
of
time
this
year
in
assembling
varl
ous
species
of
the
wild
flora
of
this
vtclnltr.
The
prize-winners
Id
the
Flower
Show
are
aa
follows:
Plants
,
Six
pots,
flowering
plants
1,
R.
L.
McLennan.
Three
pots,
foliage
plants
1,
Mra.
A.
Akerberg;
2,
Mrs.
Hellman.
One
pot.
turoua
begonia,
decldu
ous
1.
R.
L.
McLennan;
2,
Mrs.
O
Guelpa.
One
pot,
foliage
begonia,
evergreen
1.
Mrs.
W.
B.
Cornish;,
3,
Syd.
Hamb-
ISa.
One
pot.
fuchsia
1,
E.
Montgomery;
2,
Mrs.
Hellman..
.
One
pot,
geranium
1,
Mra.
Hellman
2.
E.
Montgomery.
One
window
box
1,
Mrs.
Hellman
2,
Mrs.
Akerberg.
Pansy
plants,
three
specimens
1,
Mrs.
Hellman.
Hanging
basket
1.
Mrs.
B.
Cornish
2.
Mrs.
J.
L.
Lee.
Asparagus
plant,
one
pot
1,
Mrs.
E
E.
Yager;
2.
Mrs.
Thos.-
Priest.
.
Fern,
not
asparagus
1,
R.
L.
McLennan;
2,
Mlsq
Bessie
Derry.
Flowering
plant,
one
specimen
1.
Miss
Francis
Tremayne:
2,
Mrs.
P.
Perkln.
Foliage
plant,
one
specimen
1,
W.
1
H.
Sherman;
2,
Mrs.
Hellman.
Palm,
one
spcclmen-r
1,
Mrs.
Aker-
beig:
2,
W.
B.
Cornish:
Cut
Flowers
Sweet
peas,
best
collection.
8
varieties
I,
R.
L.
McLennan:
2,
Mrs.
Gu'.-llch.
Oodetla.
12
stalks
1,
Mra.
Basso-Bert:
2.
Mrs.
Thos.
Priest.
Dahlia.
12.
3
varieties
of
color
cr
more
1.
W.
H.
Sherman;
2
Mra.
Basra
Bert.
Cactus
dahlias,
six,
one
color
1,
Y.
II.
Sherman;
2,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Oatland.
Cactus
dahlias,
variety
of
colors--
I.
A.
J.
Galtand;
2.
W.
H.
Sherman.
Asters,
6,
one
species,
any
color
1,
kits.
Thos.
Priest:
2,
Mrs.
George
Smith.
Hoses,
e,
one
vsrtcty
of
color,
or
more
1.
Mrs.
Oca
Smith:
2,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Oalland.
Single
rose,
any
variety
of
color
1,
Chaa.
V.
Balagno;
2.
Mrs.
Geo.
Smith.
Glsdlolt,
six
stalks
1,
Rosemary
Wluslow:
2.
Mrs.
O.
E.
Oullch.
Everlastings
1.
Mrs..
T.
Priest;
2,
Mrs.
Hellman.
Hand
bouquet,
garden
flowers
I,
Mra.
Akerberg:
2.
Mrs.
T.
Priest.
Vase
with
cut
flowers,
as
for
table
J
1,
Mrs.
Galland:
2,
Mrs.
Klrkpatrtek.
i
Collection
wild
nowers
!.
R.
Pills-
bury:
2,
Mrs.
F.
W.
Border.
Pansles,
12
'on
show
board,
at
least
3
varieties
1,
Mrs.
Hellman;
2,
Chas.
Balagno.
Chrysanthemums,
nine
stalks-'-
Shasta
daisies,
nine
stalks
1,
Thos.
McCIymont:
2,
Mrs.
J.
Lee.
Snap
dragon
(antirrhinum).
8
sprays
-1.
Mrs.
Hellman:
2.
Mrs.
Geo,
Smltii,
Best
bunch
of
mixed
sweet-
peas
'
1.
Mrs.
Wm.
Thaln.
Established
1923
S-U-C-C-E-S-S
it
3
vice.
Good
dental
work
wMi
save
a.
teeth;
for
fdrlher
y
oars
orsor-
DENTIST
DAVENPORT,
Sept.
15.
Owing
,t1
the
serious
situation
In
China
th-i
British
cruiser
CarUfort
haa
been
ordered
to
aall
for
Chinese
waters
this
afternoon.
Several
additional
ships
now
on
the
Chinese
coast
have
been
ordered
to
Wanlise,
the
scene
of
the
trouble
of
last
week.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Slightly
Lower
Prices
Paid
on
Csrhange
This
Morning
for
llalibot
Slightly
lower
prices
were
paid
this
morning
for
halibut
at
the
flsb
exchange,
American
fetching
13.80c
to
14.50,
and
8c,
while
Canadian
sold
for
14.70c
and
10c.
Arrivals
were:
American
Helgeland,
32X100
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
Radio,
43,000.
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Trinity,
57,000,
to
Cold
Storage.
Scandia,
40.000.
to
Pacific
Flsherle.
Tatooah.
32,000.
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
Canadian
H.
ti
R..
4.000.
to
Cold
Storage.
OFFICIAL
KNOWN
HERE
PASSED
AWAY
IN
EAST
Arthur
l.
B.
Tremalne,
superintendent
of
Marine
Department
Agencies.
Died
In
Montreal
Official
notification
has
been
re
celved
at
the
Dlgby
Island
marine
de
pot
of
the
death
at
Montreal
on
September
2
of
Arthur
D.
B.
Tremalne.
superintendent
of
agencies
for
the
marine
department.
The
late
Mr.
Tre-1
malne.
who
was
a
frequent
visitor
to
Prince
Rupert
In
the
course
of
ofn-elal
duties
ha
vine
last
been
here
In
June
of
this
tear,
waa
found
dead!
seated
In
a
chair
In
his
office.
He
was
72
years
of
age.
SCORELESS
DKAW
LONDON,
Sept.
15.
Huddersfleld
Town
and
Sunderland
played
a
acorc-
less
draw
In
the
first
division
English
soccer
,
yesterday
afternoon.
FAIR
SPORTS
A
baseball
game
la
taking
place
at
the
Fair
Grounds
this
afternoon
be
tveen
teams
representing
Oreenvllle
and
Prince
Rupert.
At
4
o'clock
this
afternoon,
the
Ollhuly
Cup
football
final
between
the
Moose
and
Grand
Ter
minals
will
start.
HOTKL
ARRIVALS
Prluce
Rupert
F.
F.
Fisher,
C.
E.
Sprott,
Mr.
Honey
-
man
and
D.
A.
Harris,
Vancouver,
r.
M.
DockrilL
Telkwa:
L.
V.
Lane,
W.
1L
Unsom
and
T.
S.
Halverson,
Anvox:
Mrs.
Clara
V.
Post.
Medina,
New
YorJul
Mrs.
William
Duckers,
New
York;
Mrs.
William
Sager.
Port
Simpson;
Jos.
S.
Rogers,
Prince
Rupert
Central
p.
n.
Magar.
Port
Simpson;
W.
Hearn.
.Prince
Rupert
Cannery;
R.
V..
MacLeod,
city.
4
t
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
'
Anglican
Church
Bazaar,
November
23.
Baptist
Ladies'
Aid
Bazaar,
November"
25.
St.
Andrew's
Society
Ladie'
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
October
8.
Hoyal
.
Purple
Sale
of
plain
and
fancy
sewing
and
honv
eooking,
October
1G.
Presbyterian
Ladies'
Aid
Baz
aar,
November
10.
United
Chureli
Bazaar,
2.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOH
SALE.
House
and
lots
8
and
9,
block
14,
section
5,
5t.i00.00;
cash
?i500,
and
balance
lo
be
arranged.
Apply
Box
324
Daily
News
orfice.
210
5U0
MONTHLY
easy,
senilis
'Magic
Oas.
l,00
can
equals
33
gallons
gasoline;
no
car-ion;.
guaranteed
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proven
merits;
your
name
on
cans.
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quick
for
particulars
and
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Cunadu.
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handle,
loggiug
Cable.
Axe',
Peavics,
Saws,
and
general
Camp
Equipment.
II
will
pay
you
lo
see
us
when
outfitting.
Stork's
Hardware
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710
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RUGS
FUR
COATS,
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Article
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Week
Only
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at
or
Below
CosL
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GOLDBLOOM
"The
Man
Who
Gives
You
a
Square
Deal"
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
Phone
34
P.O.
Box
196
Simmon's
Steel
Beds,
Springs,
and
Oslermoor
Mattresses
In
every
room.
52
Hooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water,
Baths
and
Showers.
Steam
Healed,
Klectrio,
LighL
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
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RUPERT,
B.C.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
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20,000
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Dock
nglnrs.
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Blacksmiths,
PatUrh
makers,
Foundr,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
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plant
is
equipped
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handle
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kinds
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WHIPPING.
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specially
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at
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for
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boxes.
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following
letter
from
Mrs.
Tliomus
Waterman.
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is
given,
iq
iilll"
"I
first,
used
Pacific
,uMilk
Iji
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batch
of-bbcuils,'1tloiil..vw'
niou
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ago.
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tilrneil
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so
well
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since.
It's
a
rich
milk
with
u
fine
flavor."
Pacific
Milk,
conies
from
prize
herds,
and
its
natural
qualities
are
carefully
preserved.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.C.