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'DMiCE
BRIMS
LABOR
DAY
PROGRAM
TO
FITTING
CLOSE
turn-some
music
provided
by
Mrs.
B.
P.
Ponder
and
orchestra
of
five
piece.
At'
midnight,
delicious
refreshments
wtlf
served.
Aid.
W.
M.
Brown
m
master
ot
uapt.
Bin
U'.rossman.
tr
wen
known
t
Tnaday.
September
G,
1927
fi-hermnn
and
logger,
is
now
driving
team
of
oxen
at
the
Rennem
(ate
at
NEWSPAPER
ETHICS
:M"J
to!"n
I
Vancouver
Star)
It
Is
sometime
difficult
to
peBaue.de
people
!
want
something
kept
ou:
ot
the
papers
because
Innocent
individuals
(the
family
of
a
aulelde.
tor
in
stance),
will
suffer
by
tAa
publlcl:
given
the
story
that
In
the
long
run
it
la
better
that
the
facts
should
be
told
better
for
everybody.
Including
the
In-rdcent.
For
nothing
Is
more
certain
than
that
suppression
of
the
facta
will
give
rise
to
rumors
and
that
rears
after
wards,
perbsps.
an
ugly
vwralon
of
the
story
win
confront
the
people
who
have
been
"protected"
when
it
la
no
longer
possible
to
secure
satisfactory
refutation.
As
things
are.
production
of
the
news
paper
reports
of
an
occurrence,
printed
j
at
the
time,
are
usually
sufficiently
to
I
stUl
the
voice
61
slander,
but
It
It
were
j
tbe
practice
for
the
newspaper
to
"keep
out"
this
or
that
because
of
pity
for
anybody,
one
ot
the
great
safeguards
against
del
sanation
would
dis-appear.
-
It
is
the
business
of
tbe
newspaper
to
get
the
fscts
and
print
them
regard-lee
of
all
other
emstdetmtiona.
In
so
doing
it
is
carrying
out
Its
contract
with
Its
readers.
BUI
Campbell,
one
of
the
old
tuners
of
Jadway.
paid
a
visit
to
Skldegate
He
la
getting
together
a
crew
far
the
saltery
at
Jed
way
and
the
Mine
boat
Jed
way
la
taking
the
party
down.
W.
ftudgw
and
J.
Service
are
building
a
collection
station
for
flan
at
Burn
.-hey
Narrows
for
the
B.C.
Packers.
George
Cunningham
of
Port
E&s
trig-
ton
1
coked
up
old
friends
while
pass
tng
through
on
the
Prince
John
last
trip.
It
waa
Mr.
Cunningham's
first
trip
to
Skldegate
In
4
years.
Man
in
the
Moon
A
LIVJ
husband
Is
useful
but
a
dead
one
Is
a
luxury.
IT
Is
said
that
several
ot
tbe
Prince
Buivrt
clergy
are
liable
to
arrest
for
gambling,
They
have
been
officiating
at
a
lottery
by
marrying
people.
NOW
that
Labor
Day
la
over,
what
about
a
day
devoted
to
work?
aj
.
-
EVEN
the
most
cams?
styf
mss
culir.e
feces
lndftatet
that
Nature
knew
ber
bmit.'cs
when
she
Invented
whiskers.
WHAT
I
am
wondering
Is
how
many
About
250
persons
mere
present
at'0f
mb
w"r
that
'
the
dance
In
the
Auditorium
last
night
;
BTOB''
which
brough
the
Labor
Day
ceiebra-;
.....
'
Won
to
a
fitting
close
.
The
dance
con-!
hij.i
III
WINNhK
11
IlK
VI
tlnued
from
9
to
J
JO
to
the
straps
ofj
lilii
IUdAW
AWAKU
Because
of
lu
outstanding
quality
acd
aasctlveness.
Fly-Tox
was
awarded
ceremonies
and
Frank
Derry
presided
'
bntn
tne
811ver
CuP
Certificate
of
at
the
door,
the
committee
in
charge
1
on3r
la
"ran
lorneo
ueroantuy
con!tlBg
of
Ounnar
Anderson.
W.
H.
;
Prot,lonal
d
Cuba
(Commercial
and
Perry.
P.
J.
McCormlck
and
F.
Rogers.
SKIDEGATE
K.
S.
Richardson
ot
TleU
River
Farm
has
demonstrated
to
tbe
public
that
the
wen
known
Sitka
spruce
can
be
used
for
other
than
airplane
purposes.
When
he
broke
the
spring
In
his
Ford
far
at
JlpU
the
other
day
he
made
a
Tiew
one,"
from
'
r
pree
and
rode
to
Bkldegate
uathg
It,
a'
distance
of
23
miles.
Csptaih
J.
!B.
allien
of
Murgi
Farm.
Band
Spltf
made
the
rounds
In
his
yacht
last
week.
The
lesves
the
first
fine
day
tor
the
mainland
and
will
make
Its
headquarters
at
Ocean
Falls
Mr.
McCulkmgh
i
in
Charge
of
the
party
doing
work
for
the
Fcrestry
department.
Captain
Bob
Dunlop.
skipper
ot
the
8k!df?ste
returned
after
a
six
weeks
Professional
Contest
of
Cuba).
Fly-Tox
la
tbe
most
widely
known
and
generally
used
household
insecticide
in
Cuba.
It
was
developed
at
Mellon
Institute
of
Industrial
Research
by
Rex
Research
Fellowship.
Fly-Tox
kills
moths,
mosquitoes,
roaches,
ants
aa
td
bugs,
as
well
as
file.
Advt.
NOT
I.01T.
lilT
iONE
liEI
our
,
Two
farmers
met
In
town
a
few
day
after
a
cyclone
bit
the
countryside.
Yes.
It
did
quite
a
bit
of
damage
out
our
way."
said
one.
reflectively.
By
the
may.
Hank,
was
that
new
barn
of
yours
injured
anyf"
.
.
The
other
snifted
his
wd
of
chewing
tobacco.
B.C.
forest
launch
Red
Cedar
"I
can't
eay
rightly."
he
answered.
siowly.
Outlook.
I
ain't
found
it
yet."
The
WASTINO
(IAS.
Little
Oeorge.
the
garage
mascot,
was
v
lsliing
his
aunt.
He
found
the
cat
In
a
sunny
window
purring
cheerfully.
"Oh.
Auntie,
come
quick.'
said
little
cruise
along
the
cosit
of
the
mainland.
1
Oefixc
"
the
cat
has
gone
to
sleep
and
1
left
"Is
engine
running."
Annapolis
keep
a
bottle
oS
BO
VEIL
.
.
lm
the
house
It
Is
00
ftseSol
when
nouxlslnnenl
is
needed
In
a
huirry
85
i
JOHNNY
HINES
IN
:
;
FAST
LAUGH
PACE
Jo
frulxf
nf
IlllarUu.
ilmenkii
In
New
Coined)
-All
Aboard"
"AM
Aboard."
Johnny
H
toes'
new
First
National
picture,
which
u
now
est
view
at
the
M'eethekne
Theatre.
Is
a
laughter
mil
of
the
most
hilarious
diaaenatatM.
Johnny
hat
surpassed
hhnseif
in
this
motion
picture
comedy.
He
"has
a
characlertaaUon
that
la
funny
in
itself.
He
Is
so
ateat-rainaed
that
he
lose
hi
job
in
a
shoe
store,
but
luck
cornea
his
way
through
tbe
medium
of
pretty
Monde
Btoa
Murphy.
TM
story
Is
unusual
and
unique
for
a
comedy
production.
It
seem
to
get
nooaewhcf.
and
each
gag
sd
legh
se
queaee
huasps
U
merrily
an
Ma
way
without
retarding
the
aetata
for
a
moment.
Johnny,
the
ex
-shoe
salesman,
l
a
forgetful
guide
In
ehrt
of
a
party
ot
tMMata
headed
to
Algiers.
There
are
tirowy
sea-uenres
on
board
snip,
and
when
the
patty
land
on
the
dot
set,
sands
the
tun
becomes
fast
and
furious.
A
sfcctk
kidnaps
the
girl
and
Johnny
hastens
to
the
denert
chief
tain's
stronghold
to
rescue
her.
The
pace
of
mirthful
momenta
is
furious,
and
there
are
thrills
for
good
measure
when
Johnny
cornea
face
to
face
with
a
lugu
brious
lion.
The
comedian
has
surrounded
himself
with
an
admirable
cast.
Edna
Murphy
scoring
a
raccew
as
the
heroine,
and
Dot
Farley
and
Babe
London
sharing
in
a
number
of
uproarious
sequences.
Others
contributing
heavily
to
the
fun
cruise
are
Frank
Hagney.
Sojln.
Henry
Barrows.
James
Leonard.
Eddie
Dennis.
Buster
Brodie.
Fred
Kefcey
and
Oeorge
Reed.
NEW
TRIUMVIRATE
IN
FILM
"TIN
HATS"
Conrad
Xagel,
llert
Uoah
and
Untrer
Cooper
In
New
Nerren
lilt
Conrad
Nsgel.
Bert
Roach,
and
Oeorge
Cocfier.
form
the
strange
screen
triumvirate
of
the
production.
"Tin
Hats."
coining
Wednesdsy
and
Thursday
to
the
Weetbolme
Theatre.
"Tin
Hat"
tell
an
hilarious
story
of
three
American
doughboys,
m-ho
through
a
strange
quirk
of
fate,
find
themselves
in
poseeeaion
of
a
German
village
In
the
occupied
are
immediately
after
the
signing
of
the
Armistice.
Sedgwick
wrote
the
story
of
Tin
Hats."
which
ma
adapted
from
the
orig
inal
by
Lew
Lipton
with
continuity
by
Donald
Lee.
fJajel
plays
the
principal
male
role.
w
a
wealthy
American
doughboy.
whce
boon
companions
are
Bert
Roach
as
the
German-American
son
of
a
St
Louis
brewer,
serving
In
the
American
j
army,
and
Oeorge
Cooper
as
a
former
I
Chicago
yegg,
drafted
Into
tbe
army
during
the
war.
Claire
Windsor
play
the
heroine,
a
German
noblem-oman.
in
the
territory
held
by
the
American
Army
of
Occupation.
Most
ot
the
action
takes
place
in
this
area,
with
the
central
romance
between
Nagel
and
Miss
Windsor.
Roach
and
Cooper'
supply,
most
xtf
the-
comedy
In
the
character
roles.
"CHILDREN
OF
DIVORCE"
COMING
AT
WEEK-END
ITi.l.lem
f
Century
Dealt
Willi
In
Pic
ture
at
WeM
holme
Friday
and
Saturday
In
"Children
of
Divorce,"
coming
to
the
Weatholme
Theatre
at
the
week-end,
a
friendship
that
Kitty
Flanders,
Jean
Waddlngton
and
Ted
Larrabee
formed
in
their
childhood
when,
as
children
of
divorce,
the
girls
were
together
at
a
con
vent,
ripens
Into
something
stronger
as
they
emerge
into
young
man
and
wo
manhood.
Jean
and
Ted
are
in
love.
Having
been
denied
a
mother'
loving
care
be
cause
of
divorce,
the
son
of
a
dissolute.
Irresponsible
father,
Ted
aska
her
hand
in
marriage.
She
telle
the
boy
to
first
prove
himself
a
man.
Ted
anawera
this
by
opening
an
office
but
when
Kitty
stages
a
wild
party
in
the
same
building,
he
forgets
business
and
responds
to
Kitty.
Prince
Lurovico
de
Sfax,
In
charge
of
his
guardian,
he
Duke
de
Oondrevllle.ils
combing
Amerjja
for
a
wealthy
wife.
Kitty
attracttrUlm
butthe
thikeff
otbid
an
affair
becauerrf.hpjver(y,
X
Ted
and
Kitty
go
hft
on
a
drunken
bout
one
evening
and
get
married.
He
doesn't
realize
what
has
taken
place
until
he
finds
Kitty
in
his
room
tbe
following
morning.
Heartbroken,
Jean
goes
to
Europe
and
visit
the
Prince.
Later.
Kitty
and
her
husband
arrive
with
their
child
The
Prince's
love
flames
snew.
Kitty,
realizing
that
no
bond
of
affection
exists
between
her
and
Ted,
take
poison.
At
hi
wife's
death-bed
Ted
sees
the
path
to
happiness
open
once
more.
I
Ur.-.ll
int
UA11.V
Nr
v3
i
tr.K
AT
MESTHOLME.
;
Johnny
TueMtjy
nines
in
(Taulthtl
"All
Aboard
v
The
Louvre
The
Lo
UVYQ
Wrdm-lav
and
Tbnrxiay
AU
Star
Cut
la
"TU
Bju."
Comedy
If
jaUm
aw
5
Aewin's
Wm
thiv
lira
miiwjfi
n
C1a
Bow
and
Esther
TUUtok
i
In
"Children
of
Dirosre.'
Big
Pathe
Review.
of
Ladies'
Dresses,
Hats,
Coats
and
Lingerie
Under
the
personal
supervision
of
Mrs.
N.
L.
Lanilo,
of
Vancouver,
1J.C.
To
retain
old
customers
and
to
gain
new
ones
is
the
problem
of
every
store.
We
havt
i,
,
the
best
way
to
accomplish
this
is
to
sell
real
quality
goods
at
real
value
prices.
And
we
thin!,
f
v
,
;
listed
below
will
be
enjoyed
by
our
old
customers
and
ought
to
be
appreciated
by
new
ones.
Our
full
of
like
values.
We
invite
you
to
call
in
and
see
for
yourself.
LADIES'
COATS
The
newest
in
Fall
Coats
in
hade
of
Maroon,
Brown,
Navy,
Gray
and
Black.
Trimming
are
of
C4
H
HE
.
.
A
'
1
jrenuine
fur.
Coin
at
LADIES'
HOSE
Heal
Silk
Thread
I
lose
in
shades
of
Shell-Gray.
Fawn,
Blonde,
etc.
f!Cp
VOX,
Sale
Trice,
per
pair
LADIES'
HATS
Fifteen
only,
Ladies'
Hats
in
shades
of
Orchid-Pink,
Gray,
Tan,
etc.
Some
valued
up
to
15.00.
Q-J
tZ
All
jrolnK
for
?X,tO
NEW
FALL
HATS
Snappy
styles
in
the
new
llaU
for
fall.
In
Velvets
and
Felts
and
in
all
rich
colors.
kjf
c
up
Salp
Prtr
from
V
V-rv
LINGERIE
t.
Ladies'"
Bloomers
and
Vests
in
Rayon
Silk
iif
shades
of
rink,
Nile
and
Mauve.
Vest.4.
each
HO?
Bloomers,
each
'.
HZf
SCHOOLS
OPEN
IN
CITY
TODAY
Long
Vacation
Over
Teachers
and
Pupils
Iteturn
to
Duties
Pnnce
Rupert
schools
opened
thl
mornlnaf
for
the
Fall
Tern
ifter
a
vacation
of
over
two
months."
Member
cf
the
various
teaching
staffs
are'
as
follows:
,
"'.''
kliiR
Tdnard
llljtli
School
Thos.
Peddle-
(principal).
Miss
Henderson.
Miss
Ruehworth,
D'Arcy
O
Marsh.
.
E.
Stocks.
M1S3
M.
I.
Jackson.
Miss
A.
A.
Pierce
(commercial).
Ihmtli
Memorial
School
Mis
E.
A.
Mercer,
(principal).
J.
S.
Wtlvm.
Miss
Rothwell.
Mis
Hartln.
Mis
C.
Mitchell.
Mrs.
Walker.
Miss
McOutre.
Miss
Lauder.
Miss
Garnet,
Miss
Deane.
Miss
E.
a.
Oraasie,
O.
M.
Harris.
Domestic
Science
Miss
Bertha
Rogers.
.Manual
Training
D.
Ross.
Ihinlen
Street
School
Mies
Mills.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill,
Miss
Blvett.
Miss
Sim,
Miss
Shlell,
Mls
McKay,
Miss
Dobb.
Miss
Palmer.
Seal
Cove
School
Mrs.
A.
B.
Llsnejr,
Miss
M.
Cross.
tVetle
School
Miss
M.
Halllwell.
J.
E.
Miller,
inspector
of
customs,
and
hi
assistant,
Thomas
Mason,
were
YAm
TP
Don't
Be
Constipated!
"Ahtr
milttint
m1
run
!tm
cttllfpiri.i,
'
Ftult--tirt'
ersufkt
b.ck
my
tfltk.-
Urs.H.
Godin,
4
If
cCoUt
SU
Montreil
Make
this
your
last
day
of
constipation.
Buy
a
25c
or
50c
bot
of
"Kruit-a-tivrs".
It
U
the
perfect
natural
remedy.
Made
from
intensified
fresh
fruit
juice
1
combined
with
tonics.
ALLEN
A
HOSE
In
Chiffon
and
Silk,
in
shade
of
I'astel,
Parchment,
Tea
Bone.
SheU;Grey.
Blondette
and
BMe-Blush.
Q()
Off
aw.tj
Sale
Price
Read
This!
e
A
$2.00
coupon
will
be
given
to
each
of
the
first
twenty-five
customers
making
a
purchase
to
the
value
of
$5.00
or
over
on
Tuesday
morning.
SOMETHING
NEW
IN
Lingerie
"Ladderproof"
Guaranteed
not
to
run.
Vests
at
81.
IKS
Bloomers
$:i.O0
Slips
at
JjU.iW
Nightgowns
Pyjamas
$X,U7
THE
LOUVRE
;.aj-senger
on
?he
Princess
Alice
-his
morning
found
from
Victoria
to
Wran
gel!
They
will
make
a
inp
to
Telegraph
Creek
on
official
duties.
New
regulations
made
ty
the
railway
commission
and
now
in
effect
pro-
j
vide
that
dog,
checked
In
baggage
cars,
i
1
must
now
be
muzzled
In
addition
to
wearing
close
fitting
collars
and
being
leashed
as
was
previously
required.
!
WATEK
NOTICE.
IIIVF.KSION'
AMI
1E
TAKE
NOTICE
that
E.
Rousseau,
whose
address
is
410
Seymour
Street,
Vancou-er.
B.C..
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
'.ake
and
use
1
cubic
foot
of
water
out
jf
unnanmed
stream
which
flows
southerly
and
drains
Into
Port
Stephens
Bay,
4
bout
one
mile
east
of
Bluff
Point.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
rtream
at
a
point
about
600
feet
from
the
mouth
and
will
be
used
for
commer-:!al
purposes
upon
the
land
described
is
Lot
3750.
Range
4.
Coast
District.
Tills
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
2th
day
of
July,
1927.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
hereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act
will
be
(lied
in
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
'at
Prince
Ruocrt.
B.C.
nhi.
Hons
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rights.
Parliament
Buildings,
Victoria,
B.C.,
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
of
this
notice
in
a
local
newspaper.
The"
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
1
.1UgUl
2U,
IVil.
EUGENE
ROUSSEAU.
,
Applicant.
LAND
ACT.
NOTK'K
OK
INTENTION'
TO
APPLY
TO
1-E.tSK
LAND
In
Atlln
Land
Recording
DUtrict
of
the
Ciisfiisr
niftrlrt
mH
-.
-'
-"."BK
Rk
Wit
mouth
of
Wann
River,
about
800
feet
easterly
aiong
wie
snore
irora
the
northwest
corner
of
the
Skylark
Mineral
Claim.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Horace
Me-
Naliffhtnn
Primer
nt
Atltn
"
"
"
.
........
uviujjbUUH
B.C.
Land
Surveyor,
acting
as
agent
for
tbe
Engineer
Oold
Mines
Ltd..
Inc
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease,
of
the
follow-in?
described
lands:
rvimmenrlnir
at
a
nmt
-,
.
--o
-
-
-
t--
f'-"
itu
iiAlut
Rnr)
feet
enxfr!
v
orr(y
.
i
.
t
h
tinrthwet
pnmr
nt
m
oi
,
.
-
.
VA
.m
OKjlartv
Mineral
Claim;
thence
northerly
225
.V
.
?
j..vt:i.jr
iw
leex;
mence
southerly
150
feet,
more
or
less,
to
high
water
mark;
thence
westerly
loo
feet
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement'
buu
cuii
Mulling
u.u
acres,
more
or
less
'
vunrurrn
ftftrn
-
'
....
.
11
uvuu
.,1
111
llu.,
llisj
Applicant.
H,
McN.
Fraser.
Agent.
Dated
August
9,
1927.
LADIES'
DKKSShs
Fifty
Crep-d-'hi.
,
shades
of
Navy,
Brow
Gray,
Orchid,
c.
Si-16
to
38.
Goinff
at
.
S8.75
GEORGETTE
DUEssFs
Snappy
styles
in
Frocks
in
all
delltuti
1
.
Mauve.
Nile.
Shell-Pink.
J
$15i50
Sale
Price
SATIN
DUESSFS
Women's
Crepe-back
especially
designed
for
;i
..
In
various
shades.
Si..
(?!
17
40
to
48.
Sale
Price
.
OUMtf
SPUN
SILK
IMKSLS
A
few
only,
Spun
Silk
:
shades
of
Blue,
Tan
una
from
10
to
SC.
Sale
Price
LINGERIE
A
few
odd
Garments
it;
Chine.
Beautiful
in
n.
style.
Going
at
below
o.-t
84.50
WATCH
THE
ATTRACTIONS
IN
OUR
WINDOW
DISPLAY
606
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
HC
THE
-:-
ACME'S
Price
Genuine
-cutting
NOW
IN
FULL
SWING
NOW
IS
YOUR
CIIANCK
TO.IIAVK
T1IK
IJOS
OUTFITTED
FOR
SCHOOL
UK-OPfiMNK
AT
MINIMUM
COST.
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
Sale
Prices
Acme
Importers
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
salllms
from
Prince
Itopert.
Jati'h
tor
VANCOUVER.
VICTOIlIA.
Bwanien
lUy.
Alert
IWy,
e'c..
Kor
VANCOUVER.
VICTOKIA,
Uutedale,
Mrtt
mj,
He,tt-lor
POUT
SFMPSON.
ALICE
ARM.
AN
VOX.
STttVAKT,
Ml"
day,
8
p.m.
.
Kor
Naa
Klver
PoInU
and
Port
Blmpwn.
Krlday
p.m.
B--
U3
2nd
Avenue.
R.
M.
SMITH.
.
.
I?i?.,d
r
"
Through
ticket
sold
lo
Victoria
and
seams
-
narrate
flierked
through
to
destination.