PAGE
SIX
AUDITORIUM
Dances
WILL
CEASE
UNTIL
AFTER
ELECTION
The
Hall
is
now
equipped
to
lake
caro
or
Dances,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feet,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
to
property.
IT'S
FOn
SALE
Phono
Black
449
L.
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
LADIES'
Fall
Apparel
AT
LOWEST
PRICES
"Demers"
We
aim
lo
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
OUR
ANNUAL
Price
Reductions
during
Fair
Week
are
now
effective
and
our
stock
consists
of
a
full
line
of
Groceries.
Meals
and
Provisions
and
Drypoods.
The
highest
quality
at
the
most
reasonable
price
will
assure
you
that
our
prices
meet,
your
needs.
Come
and
look
around.
We
will
he
glad
to
show
you.
A
discount
of
.5
per
cent
will
be
allowed
on
all
cash
purchases.
Mussallem
Grocery
417
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
423
5th
Avenue
East
George
rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
Trustee,
Ac.
Phone
387
.
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West,
'
I'RINCE
MJI'EIlT
Consult
us
about
Your
Eyes
Make
use
of
our
guaranteed
Optirul
Service.
"Si7
yenrs
experienco
lesling
eyes
and
filling
glasses,
17
years
constant
practice
in
Toronto.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
27
Years
313
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Red
442
CANCELLATION
Of
RESERVE
MJTICf
IS
IIEUfcllY
G1VE.V
that
ttm
m
i
trrva
Kilnir
uvcr
Lot
46U7,
Ctttitr
Un-
irici,
ciureiicu.
Deputy
Minlter
of
Uniti.
.
.
1
0.
II.
KKDtH,
Limit
Dfptrtment,
Vldoru,
l).
c,
Sttb
June,
ieSC.
CAR
PLUNGED
INTO
RAGING
ROUGE
RIVER
i
MKDFOHI),
J)regon,
Sept.
13.
Eight
persons
were
partially
identified
as
1).
T.
Xorris.
wife
and
four
children
of
Mehaffey,
I'enn.,
ami
an
aped
couple,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Theodore
Heisre.
of
Jacksonville.
lOreonj
who
were
killed
yesterday
wncn
mpir
jourinj?
car
piunsreu
over
the
Crater
Lake
highway
into
the
raging
Itouge
iliver.
200
feet
below.
OFFICIAL
OF
JAP
GOVERNMENT
VISITS
CITY
AND
DISTRICT
On
his
way
back
to
Tokio,
Ja
pan,
after
having
attended
an
oil
and
anli-pollution
of
water
&on-
feronre
in
Washington,
I.
C
at
which
representatives
of
fourtfen
nations
were
in
attendance.
M
Tokuhisa,
expert
of
the
Japanese
ministry
of
agriculture
and
for-
stry,
is
a
visitor
in
the
city
and
district.
Mr.
Tokuhisa
arrived
in.
the-
city
on
Saturday
and
left
yes-
j
terday
to
visit
the
hatchery
at
i
Lakelse
Lake.
Returning
to
the
!
i-ity
later
in
the
week.
Mr.
Toku-
!
iisa
will
go
to
Ketchikan
and
I
hence
to
Vancouver
where
on
.
September
30
lie
will
embark
on
uc
r.uiii
r.-.?
oi
v
anaua
iur
japan.
BARGAINS
IN
FOUR
PIECE
SUITS
FOR
BOYS
Montreal
Importers
Have
Receiv
ed
Large
Shipment
of
Special
Values
for
Fall.
BOYS'
HARD
WEARING
CLOTHINU
Four
piece
suits
are
the
latest
for
the
boys
coal,
waistcoat.
ong
pant
and
kniekers.
And
the
Montreal
Importers
have
Ihem
in
large
variety
of
patterns.
They
lave
jut
arrived
from
Hie
east
and
are
all
marked
at
Montreal
prices.
Most
mothers
know
how-
he
boys'
pants
wear.
They
wear
faster
than
the
coat
or
waistcoat.
years.
They
are
in
nice
Cheviots
in
blue.
gray
and
drab
in
a
variety
of
pat
Now,
mothers,
here
is
a
chance
to
set
some
change
back
out
of
a
"
20
bill
and
at
the
same
time
have
an
extra
suit
for
your
boy,
'hat
will
wear
and
wear,
and
have
him
dressed
as
well
as
clothed.
There
never
has
been
value
like
'bis
offerer!
in
I'rince
llunerl
be-
vm
lii.iiari.M.Hafi
PRINCE
GEORGE
O.
C.
Thompson
of
Kimberh-y.
i
prominent
mining
engineer,
is
examining
Nie
big
galena
showing
on
the
Ingenika
River,
south
of
Fort
(iraham
which
was
recently
acquired
on
bond
by
a
Victoria
syndicate.
Mr.
Thompson
represent
Hritish
capital.
The
I'rince
tleorge
public
schools
opened
on
Tuesday
with
a
total
enrollment
of
320.
J.
X.
St.
James,
who
was
employed
as
a
cook
at
McLean's
mill
at
Shelley,
dropped
dead
last
week.
He
had
been
a
resident
r
Uf.
.
.
r
...
..
i
i
a
Will.
nuir
nT
1
,...,
t
,.l
"
V-JliaUU
SinCO
I
lie
i.:-.1
.i.'.
ClMl.
was
completed
and,
de
--.-,
B,,H,
will
remain
dressv
and
smart
iin-t
'
.
til
the
coal
shows
signs
of'
wear!
i
nis
advanced
age
of
11
saw
service
ip
.tie
Great
Wr.r.
also.
That's
Ihe
great
advantage
I
-r-u-
-
villi
these
four
piece
suits.
And-in
,.he
prillfe
(ienrv.
,clloo,s
"low
the
boys
like
to
have
a
crease
Vld
in
the
public
'
school
las-down
their
trousers!
Just
like
Tuesday,
the
display
being
their
fathers.
great
improvement
over
that
of
These
smart
suits
come
in
sizes
Tat
mr
10
in
tjoys
from
8
lo
16
The
J.
D.
MeArUiur
Co.
i-.
maknw
preparations
for
ill
lerns
and
all
in
the
lalesl
sty-leu.
'rleariner
of
several
Logjams
from
nn
uip
price
is
9.95
per
suitf
the
Mud
Hiver
which
will
Ik-This
is
only
one
specimen
of
our4Aised
in
driving
logs
lo
the
Montreal
prices.
Prince
(ieorge
mill
C.
S.
Handall
is
invesligat-the
chances
of
organizing
a
lecwl
horticultural
sooiely.
William
Lockycr
and
M.
I
Marfier
are
in
ehuVge
of
the
as
seiu4iling
or
an
exhidt
from
this
.1
:
.
a
a
a
i
.
.
'ri.1.n,iuiiiiih...i..ii.."
i.
,..iiiu"ir,cl
Pace
in
wie.rrinc?
and
and
the
it
pay!
"
lPTt
KxhUdUon.
range
complete,
will
you
lo
look
these
over.
Advt
J.
H.
Daniell,
formeHy
of
in.'
THB
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
ScpfW,,
I
,
NOTE
:
If
you
tke
YEAST
for
your
HEALTH.
M
use
Royal
Yeast
M
Cakes.
Write
for
W
FREE
BOOKLET,
"ROYAL
YEAST
kM
M
FOR
BETTER
M
HEALTH
Hi''
"1
WM
I'1
itf
rr,
,
1,
t.l
sUCCSS-
fui
it)
putting
ovi-r
a
bathing
trauiy
i-..
ntest
in
Yi-mee,
Caii-i
forma,
h3m?
ipiured
the
;
honors
with
his
eilant,
Mis
i
California.
NEW
HAZETON
Charles
V.
air
of
Indo..
England,
governor
of
the
Hudson
Hay
Co.,
wa-
a
visitor
in
Haiellon
at
th'
firit
of
laet
week.
Aecotiipauii'd
tiy
Mr.
Allen
of
Winr(ffHSg
chairman
of
Ou
CanadiAtt
advison
board,
and
11.
C.
Frenoti,
liritib
ColumbiH.
KMr.
Sales
taspecud
the
com
pany'?
local
branrh
mid
made
a
trip
lo
Kilwanga
where
a
new
pot
is
beJng
estarblished.
Mist
Hortirey
and
MU
ItiK
Andr
rson
tiave
l-f
t
for
Vaneoii
her
where
the
latter
will
attend
High
School.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Hyde
enter
Gained
'on
Thurtday
nitht
at
bridge
in
honor
of
their
guests.
pMr.
and
Mrs.
WiHiam
Millar
of
Vrince
ltitert.
Mrs.
W.
W.
Anderson
ha
left
.'or
Vancouver
where
she
will
spend
Ui3
wtnler.
Mrs.
Malficon,
lady
superin-tendeat
of
the
Hazellon
Hospital,
and
Ir.
II.
C.
Wrlnrh,
M.L.A.,
at
tended
the
annual
convention
of
the
li.C.
HopilaU
Association
In
Vancouver
last
-week.
Mis
Winnie
DRib
returned
on
Hie
I'rince
Charles
yesterday
af
ternoon
from
Vancouver
after
having
spent
seven!
weeks
in
the
souHi
for
the
benefit
of
he
health.
FORCED
SALE
UNDER
TERMS
OF
CHATTEL
MORTGAGE
OF
THE
STOCK
OF
MRS.
W.
I.
WILSON,
THIRD
AVENUE,
CONSISTING
OF
LADIES'
READY
TO
WEAR
DRESSES,
COATS,
SKIRTS,
WAISTS
SWEATERS,
HATS,
ETC.
EVERY
ARTICLE
IN
THE
STORE-OFFERED
AT
GREAT
REDUCTIONS
FOR
TEN
DAYS
ONLY
J?W
TEN
DAYS
ONLY
MRS.
R.
GOLDBLOOM
THIRD
AVENUE
THIRD
AVENUE
WAS
DRUNK
BUT
NOT
MURDERER
Coroner
and
Doctor
Went
to
Bambino
Lake
and
Eihunied
Child's
Body
SMITH
Kits,
Sept.
It
l.'eculiur
rlrcumtan'es
surronndint;
Ihe
death
of
an
Indian
child
on
one
or
the
Indian
ranchorics
at
the
)i.i,i
ir
iiutiiiio
Lake
culled
for
an
inxestiuatton
and
a
parly
of
guardians
of
law
and
order
made
the
tno
to
the
far
away
villnue
rHuriiin
to
Sinilhers
Satnnhy
Iroornlmy
after
satisfying
Ihcm-itVes
':at
no
evil
deed
had
Wen
-done'.
The
aliened
murder
was
of
:i
four
nioniiis
old
Infant,
the
i
ratlin
f
whom,
J?ebatiue
Jim,
Had
be
n
unhHilnir
top
freely
of
iie
wr'f
man
firewater
and
tie
aim
abusive
and
rough
w.iii
tus
fuin
v
The
child
died
oon
'offer
a
d
""
)tdiee
were
udvi
'd
fii.i!
il
.i'
might
not
have
been
;
nalural
In
'in-
i
.Ti-stn
of
Justice
Cur-i
ts
II
ll
kin,
accompanied
by
Dr
nr.,
Paine
of
Telkwj
Sergt
Po!ir
s.
i
mi
o
uf
l
Provincial
iii
d
0rt.
liryce
and
a
l
otisl
iji!.-
or
ihei-
ir.G.fM.lj
,nid
slie
1
1
hi
iiivi'sligalloii.
The
iirisimi
i
Si-iMMiiirt
Jliii,
who
was
bein
ii-ld
n
the
charge
of
rtru:upiiii.'.
was
alo
taken
along.
The
expedition
went
overland
from
Tupley
ahorseback;
lakuiM
four
days
for
the
round
IHp
'Hie
village
where
the
child
was
buried
ha
a
population
r
about
350
but
in
about
riv
minutes
aNer
Ihelr,
arrival,
th-jMjlire
were
exhuming
the
body
and
after
a
thorough
post
mor-
!em
Maiuiiiatinn,
death
wa
found
l
have
been
caused
by
nalural
causes,
no
evidence
.r
violence
being
found.
Sehasline
va
browht
back
t
Smilhers
and
on
Sa.urday
morn
tng
was
tried
on
the
charge
or
drunken
nes.
L
wa
found
amilty
m
fined
930.00.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
lieorze
McAfee
und
(atiiitr
Oeorgetown:
u.
SlarralL
J.
P.
Slrltonahl.
A.
Major,
II.
J.
I'ais-Uy,
11.
C.
Fry.
M.
A.
Stone
and
W.
JJefferon.
Vancouver:
Mrs
C.
H.
Sawle.
New
Hazellon;
Mr
and
Mrs.
K.
Mnkarella,
Win?.
-peg:
Miss
V.
Jonnark,
t:hiraao:
H.
II.
Wylle.
FreiM.
43al
-
Kniil
M.
Ureil,
Ibilmoral.
Central
W.
F.
Taylor,
I).
A.
Anderson
ami
W.
II.
Thome,
C.X.U.;
J.
Whitworth.
Vancouver.
Well
Washsd
"narlirw.
wtial
In
the
world
Is
the
matter
wlUi
this
letlucef'i
asked
Ihe
young
husband
or
three
day.
"IHdn't
you
aIi;
it?"
!
"Of
course
I
did,
dear.
I
.-vm
used
that
good
perfumed
soat
on
it."
Capper's
WeMy.
LUMBER
We
tire
miiiiiifiirliirtiig
rough
uiid
dressed
lumber.
Kdge
grain
lioul
cedar.
Halibut
utid
salmon
boxes.
Ask
For
Prices
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
562
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
8IXTH
STREET
FAIR
WEEK
WILL
BE
BUSY
WITH
US
You
Will
Save
a
Lot
of
Money
by
Getting
Your
Groceries
Here.
FRUITS
Fresh
Prunes,
per
box
85c
!
Preserving
Pearlies
S1.40
Harden
Pears,
:
rfoz.
for
$1.00
Oood
(looking
Apples,vper
It
5o
Tokay
drapes,
5
His,
for
..
$1,00
GROCERIES
Hulk
Tea,
hesijuality,
lb.
.
.
58o
Fresh
(Iroumf
(Jiffcc,
per
lb.
48o
Heady
Cut
Macaroni,
'
lb.
..25c
Fresh
l'gs,
3
doz.
for
.
.
$1.00
(
'.nunnery
Hutter,
per
lb.
,
.
40c
1
i
lb.
box,
peij
lb
S70
Fair
Halloons
for
the
kids,
en.
6c
Fresh
Milk
and
Whipping
Cream
WE
ARE
OFFERINQ
A
MODEL
MODERN
A
GRADUATE
EXPERlENfrn
OPTICAL
PARLOR
REGISTERED
OjW
TO
SERVE
YOUR
EYE
NECESSITIES
It
is
lite
great
difference
in
ihe
re-nit
'
,
corct'it
niulliotls
nf
?i'aiiijunljoii((fVr
dvie,
i
i
,
nllcjilion
lo
rilling
the
prtcciplipti
ami
(dr
i,
i
::r
ary
in
correct
frame
rilling
that
cau.-,
,,,
.
;r
,.lij,,.iitittiil.
in
ffll'lll
llf
iiln.Kn.
:
..
I
'
,
iii.tv
i
IIIIIH...V
,
ni'ii
iiurii
in
onr
it
We
use
modern
methods.
Wo
try
lo
gie
vice.
Thill's
why
you
will
feel
o
imir,
you
are
deciding
on
a
frame
that
will
ex.i.
i,
1';
parltmlar
liking.
REMEMBER
No
case
presents
perptoxltlea
to
one
qualified
In
tho
Sclonco
or
Rerractlon.
Consult
our
OpJonielri'l
ns
you
would
a
fn.
,
t.
vice
will
he
just
as
reliable.
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
Vlt
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPE8,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
SL
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tuesday
Only,
7
and
0
p.m.
Election
Returns
Will
Be
Shown
Tonight
"RIN-TIN-TIN"
THE
WONDER
DOG
IN
"Below
the
Line"
A
rouiaurr
or
rightine
lon'oii
a
titoodhomi
sltrrmg
drama
of
a
l,
t
girl
ami
a
IifrhtiiiK
the
vviMidi"-
dujr.
marter.
unire
ItL
inurr
I-ever.
The
four-fouled
h'-n,
in
ln
n'.;
v
'
A
idiuloptay
vvhu
li
pti
"Hin
-
I
iii-Tin"
-..
in
which
to
denu)iitmte
his
uncanny,
r.m-Strong
-aL
John
Harron,
Juno
Marlowo,
Pat
HarUgan,
Chiritt
Conklln,
Victor
Potel,
Edith
Yorke
and
others.
"Our
Ganq'
Comedy!
"BOYS
WILL
BE
BOYS"
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
35c
nd
10c
VHtRfVEK
THUt
ARC
TLICS
tIE
TLX
T""!
Hi
I
m
1
1
far
Restful
Nights
rr
i
of
undisturbed,
refreshing
sleep
Kill
Flies
and
MOSQUITOES
with
FLYM
DURING
the
summer
Fly-Tox
is
U5fd
daily
in
many
fino
homes.
Often
in
every
room
in
the
house.
This
destroys
unclean
insects,
even
in
their
place
of
hiding.
Fly-Tox
is
stainless,
safe,
sure.
Kills
flics
and
mosquitoes.
And
thero
is
always
an
atmosphere
of
cleanliness
when
Fly-Tox
is
used.
FLY-TOX
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