TaeriW
September
6,
1927
Gjor
your
hot-day
meals
!
SHREDDED
I
WHEAT
Always
ready
without
cooking
Cool--crisply
nourishing-with
chilled
milk
and
fruits
The
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Fair
Week
Specials
Spun
Silks
in
all
the
latest
shades.
Pure
Silk,
per
yard
!.f
Japanese
Crepes
in
newest
shades.
A
fresh
consignment,
6
yards
for
$1.00
Ladies'
Rayon
Silk
Hloomers.
In
newest
shades,
per
paiMKif
White
Flannelette,
nice
quality,
5
yards
for
Jjil.00
Ladies'
Winter
Vest.
Sleeveless
style,
each
7."f
Frilled
Lace
Curtains,
per
pair
$1.25
Washable
Hag
Rugs,
27
by
54.
each
05?
iare
Curtain
Panels
in
four
designs,
each
05f
Oilcloth
Table
Squares,
each
05
Ladies'
Fleece-Lined
llloomers,
per
pair
05c1
Our
New
Coats
are
here.
Come
in
and
look
them
over,
t
ndoubtedly
the
best
values
we
have
ever
secured.
Ladies'
and
Children's
Raincoats
The
famous
Mandleberg
(
oats,
guaranteed
for
two
years.
Rubber
or
Silk
in
various
pleasing
colors.
Ha
by'
s
and
Children's
Coat
in
a
good
variety
of
styles
und
colors.
All
reasonably
priced.
All
our
goods
are
(Quality
Merchandise
not
purchased
for
Sale
Purposes.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Phone
9.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
Street
W.
G.
BE
A
CH
Clears
out
the
balance
of
Bent's
High-grade
Lady
Wear
for
what
it
will
fetch
Don't
pass
this
Store
Saturday.
Genuine
Bargains
EVERY
DOLLAR
WILL
BUY
TWO
DOLLARS
WORTH
OF
GOODS
Dresses
New
Fall
and
Winter
Coats
Hats-Silk
Under
Garments
and
Dozens
of
other
lines
at
genuine
Close-out
Prices
that
is,
what
they
will
realize.
The
Bargain
Buying
Opportunity
of
a
Decade
Come
to
J.
Bents
For
Perfect
Ladies'
Ready-to-Wcar
at
Third
Avenue
Want
a
New
Experience?
A
new
thrill?
Then
try
Purdy's
Famous
Chocolates
or
Candies.
Once
you
taste
their
home
made
goodness
troubles
take
to
the
tall
timbers
the
world
assumes
a
rosier
tint.
Try
Purdy's
and
be,
happy.
.
'
'
j
j
)$Vf
.
We
are
sole
Pnrice'tuperf
AgelSls
fsA
his
most
famous
of
B.Cs
confections
Purdy's
Famous
Chocolates
In
the
purple
box.
Mail
orders
specially
packed,
safe
delivery
guaranteed.
OrmeslM.
Jfic
Pioneer
Druprists
THIRD
AVE.
b
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
82200
Local
and
Personal
Arihura
Tui
phons
078
BO
Undertakers
Phone
41.
Dentist.
Or.
J.
R.
dot
Pbon
58.
Oft
the
Big
4
habltl
When
thteklnf
of
a
Tail,
phone
4.
SsT.
U
WngataTwinjpr
of
Fact
Bftwwd
Cannery
sasffd
Saturday
af-iefttoae)
on
lbs
PrUaceaa
Ujuts
tor
VtUMMIW.
Until
repair
it
the
Provteetal
Oof
iutt
wharf
bare
been
omplet
OPR
t
mm
m
mate
iaarfts
at
No.
3
shed
on
Q.T.P.
wharf.
U
.'
yWHirtUi
of
tneiosai
yahmaofcnnjl
teaching
-taS
was
an
arrival
m
the
Catala
Sunday
afternoon
freta
the
south
where
she
spec
the
holidays.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Thompson
and'
son.
Archie.
returned
to
the
city
on
Sunday
Iter,
noon
a
train
from
Terrace
where
they
pent
the
suauner
vacation
an
their
farm.
Atlln
district
and
left
Sunday
night
on
the
Catala
for
Stewart
where
he
ha
some
properties
to
Investigate.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Whltworth
arrived
Office
Hours:
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
Saturday:
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
Any
evening
by
appointment
DIE
B
Kny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
f
:
Hi
Exhibition
Sale
now
In
full
viug
at
Mr.
FrUarU's.
tf
Uls
Amelia
OftrvMi
srr.ved
home
YsetereVsy
from
a
Halt
to
Terrace.
j,or
I
Ffcneyv.tre.
7
Oaalana
ajruDas.
Avenue.
PSo&e
O
I
Auditorium
Dane
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
Mrs.
Ponders
full
orchestra,
aio
J.
P.
McMlsfan
waa
a
paavenger
leaving
oa
the
Prtnr
John
Saturday
night
eries,
15.7c
and
7c.
patelatrr
and
cmtil
Clark
3J.
Third
reen
183.
233
O.
8uthettnd,
an
old
timer
of
this
ft.
sailed
Saturday
afternoon
on
the
Princes
Laulso
for
Vancouver.
Dance
toaUgM
Boston
Hall
at
8:30.
atusic
bf
the
Esstngtonlan
7
piece
LsjM
L.
Burr,
director.
P.
M.
Kay
Oi
tfce
Northern
Shipping
Oo.
sailed
Sadir
morning
on
the
I
Prince
Geoff
for
Vancouver
on
Oapt.
B.
0.
Marsh
aaUed
yeaterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Charles
on
ht
return
to
Vancouver,
after
a
visit
here
Ml-
Caroline
Mlteh.ll
retamed
It.
WUs
E.
a
Unox.
m.A.
of
the
local
Si.
,
UU
T"T'
Anglican
Japanese
Mission
returned
to
T?J.va0rLnd
city
on
the
Princes.
Alice
thl.
.
m
the
south
where
she
spent
the
boll-
.
,
Mas
Zada
Palmbon.
B-V..
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
grad
uete
nursing
staff
sails
tola
attorowm
on
the
Catala
for
Butaoale
and
Van
j
16M0
ton
Nanalmo-Wrlllngton
Deep
Seam
Lump
('mil
In
our
yard.
-Order
your
winter's
supply
now.
.Albert
.MeCafferv.
I.td.
Phone
1
1
B
and
117.
tf
couver
on
hcatdsya.
OorkUl
of
Anyox
arrived
In
the
Winter
l
romlnj.
pulling
In
your
winter's
,
city
from
the
smelter
town
on
the
ITrpare
now
by
nre
Sund.T
mnrnln,
.nrt
(Irak
of
Naiulmo-Wrlllnjcton
laul.
1SHI
tons
of
'Ilie
tery
beot
on
hand.
Alhert
Mc-('alTrry.
1.1
il.
I'lione
116
and
117.
tf
'
Eustace
Smith
of
Tortnto,
an
offlelal
of
the
C.N.R.
sleeping
and
dining
ear
department,
was
a
week
end
visitor
in
the
city.
He
arrived
from
the
Bart
Saturday
afternoon
and
returned
Mon-nay
morning.
I
W.
C.
Olbson.
art
editor
of
the
Cosmopolitan
Magazine.
New
York
city,
and
Mrs.
Ortoson
ware
passengers
on
the
Prince
George
Sunday
morning
re
proeceded
to
Calgary
by
yesterdays
train.
Mlat
Hallowetl
of
Terrace,
who
la
taking
charge
of
the
Westvlew
school,
arrived,
on
the
train
laat
night
after
netting
with
her
parents'
at
the
fruit
centre.
Mna
M.
B.
Henderson.
M-A.
of
the
local
high
school
teaching
ataS
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Alice
thl
morning
after
having
spent
the
holldwaya
In
Vancouver
and
turning
south
after
having
made
the
Mlas
Rothwell
arrived
home
yester-:
round
trip
to
Skagway.
day
from
Raglna
to
take
up
her
work
I
of
teaching
at
Booth
School.
During
!
Mr:
Archl
Morton,
wife
of
the
mas-
tne
holidays
she
divided
her
time
be-,ter
mechanic
at
the
Oranby
Smelter.
tmtm
Quwwi,
N,w
We5tm,lnstcr.
Fort
arrived
on
the
Prince
Charles
from
Qu'AppeUe
and
Relna.
Anyox
Sunday
morning,
continuing
her
voyage
by
the
Prince
Oeorge
to
oouver
on
a
holiday
trip.
'an-
Re.
prof
w.
F.
Barfoot.
who
has
,
been
relievtng
In
the
pulpit
of
St.
'
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
during
the
There
being
no
other
entries,
the
city
summer
months,
ieft
yesterday,
by
way
l"1"
wor
wn
"
ug-i-war
0f
Vancouver,
fnr
Saskatoon,
where
he
tor
the
Trade
&
Labor
Council
cup
by
will
resume
hts
duties
on
the
faculty
of
default
yeaierday
afternoon.
The
Moose.
Emmanuel
College..
Fov,
the;
next
few
who
won
the
cup
last
year,
did
not
weeks,
pending
the
return
to
the
city
enter
the
contest
to
defend
It.
jog
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx.
who
Is
In
'
:
eastern
Canada.
Rev.
T.
D.
Proctor
of
E.
M.
Haines,
post-omce
Inspector
Haaelton.
will
officiate
In
St.
Andrew
returned
to
the
city
aboard
the
Prince
pulpit.
i
nane
sunaay
morning
alter
making
the
round
trip
north
on
offlelal
duties
and
continued
south
to
Vancouver
by
the
same
vessel
yesterday
afternoon.
I
FISH
ARRIVALS
Tlal
8,5K
Pou
n
cN
of
Halibut
Sold
airs
u
b.
J
ones
and
aaugnter
were,
at
F.ulianje
This
Morning
passenger
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
Sun-'
day
morning
bound
from
Skagway
to
Halibut
offerings
at
the
Fish
Ex
Vancouver.
Mr.
Jones,
who
Is
C.N.R.
change
this
morning
were
not
heavy,
agent
at
Skagway,
win
be
going
south
considering
the
fact
that
three
days
about
the
end
of
this
month
for
the
had
elapsed
since
the
last
sale,
winter.
(total
of
84.500
pounds
was
sold
of
j
which
four
Canadian
Vessels
disposed
D.
D.
Munro
of
the
Land
Settlement
of
41.000
pounds
at
bids
ranging
from
Board
arrived
on
Sunday
afternoon's
15.7c
and
7c
to
16.6c
and
7c.
while
train
from
Smlthers
to
attend
the
!mllr
number
of
Canadians
marketed
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition.
Mr.
Munro
43.600
pounds
for
from,
12.8c
and
8.5c
was
instrumental
in
aaeemoting
tne
to
14
Be
and
7.5c.
big
agricultural
exhibit
representing
Arrivals
and
aalea:
Bkeena
and
Bulkley
Valleys
which
will
AMERICAN
be
one
of
the
features
of
the
Fair.
Roald
Amundsen,
17,000
pounds,
At-
llln
Fisheries.
16.6c
and
7c.
H.
H.
Townsend
of
Seattle,
a
pro-'
onah.
10.000
pounds.
Pacific
Fisher
mlnent
mining
engineer
Identified
with
i(,
15.80
and
9c.
tne
Anaoonaa
Mining
00.
or
Arieona.;
Rainier.
5.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisher-
arrived
in
tne
city
on
trie
princess
i.
irc
and
Be
ue
caiuraay
aiier
a
wip
into
the,
Tahoma.
9.000
pounds.
Pacific
Fish-
C.WtliUX
Jessie,
28.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
is
Cold
Storage
Co..
12.8c
and
6.5c.
Ternen.
8.000
Dound.
Booth
Fliher.
on
the
Catala
Sunday
afternoon
from'M
14.8c
and
7.5c.
Vancouver
and
will
be
the
guest
for
Blngo
3,500
pounds.
AUln
Fisheries,
the
next
two
weeks
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
;j3.7C
gntj
755
Frank
Morris
of
this
city.
Mr.
Vhlt-j
Marguerite.
4.000
pounds.
Booth
Fish-worth
Is
Identified
with
Art
Monu-
wlee
i30c
and
c
mental
Oo.
of
Vancouver
and
1
put-;
!
ttnsr
a
display
for
his
company
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition
4-
4-
4
4-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
St.
Andrew's
Society
Concert
and
Vaudeville
show,
Wednesday.
September
121.
Established
1923.
I
II
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
LMii.isii
itwiri:.
im.
1.
Aston
Villa
7,
Portsmouth
2.
Blackburn
0,
Cardiff
0.
Bolton
1,
Everton
1.
Burnley
1,
Arsenal
2.
Derby
1.
Newcastle
1.
Sheffield
United
1,
Leicester
1.
Ilvllon
It.
Hull
0,
Preston
0.
Oldham
6,
Blackpool
0.,
Southampton
1.
Clapton
Orient
3.
Stoke
1.
West
Bromwich
1.
Swansea
5,
Manchester
City
3.
Wolverhampton
2,
South
Shields
1.
SPORT
CHAT
"-TU57
Will
Amerl
nerlca
risk
the
Davis
Cup,
the
most
coveted
trophy
In
the
tennis
world
in
youthful
hands?
The
success
of
John
Doeg
and
Oecrge
Lott
in
the
national
tennis
doubles
rounds
In
eliminating
Henri
Cochet
and
Jacques
Brugnon
of
the
French
challenging
team,
may
lead
the
committee
In
Charge
to
place
this
pair
to
contest
the
doubles
match.
Tllden
and
Johnson
are
wonderful
tennis
players,
but
l'hone
11)9
:
they
cannot
go
on
fortver.
It
u
uu-
Pipefuls
of
Pleasure
What
would
Fishing
be
without
OLD
CHUM
!
When
bites
are
few,
what
a
wealth
of
consolation
is
drawn
with
every
puff
of
OLD
CHUM
I
When
fishing
is
good,
this
wonderful
tobacco
tastes
all
the
sweeter
I
For
nearly
half
a
century,
OLD
CHUM
has
satisfied
millions
of
smokers
with
its
sweetness,
richness
and
mellowed
goodness.
And
the
"Poker
Hands
"
in
every
package
and
tin
are
good
for
valuable
presents.
OLD
CHUM
likely
that
either
will
he
displaced
onj
the
singles
contest
and
Laeostl
and
J
uocnet
can
oe
depended
upon
to
hold
their
own.
Each
of
the
French
aces
has
beaten
TUdcn
retpeatedly
In
the
past
two
eeasons.
and
America
can
not
hope
'
ror
better
than
fifty
per
cent
on
these
four
contest.
Tnerefore
the
Davis
Cup
will
be
won
or
lost
to
America
In
the
doubles
match.
Should
Tlldea
at
tempt
to
pair
with
Hunter
In
the
doubles,
the
effort
will
weaken
Amer
ica's
ehances.
more
than
entrusting
this
match
to
the
two
outstanding
tennis
finds
of
the
year.
The
selection
of
the
committee
will
be
awaited
as
eagerly
as
the
results
of
Saturday's
final
match.
CAl'.HE
FOR
(ilt.TITH)E
At
a
Church
Conference
once
a
speaker
made
a
number
of
very
disparaging
remarks
regarding
the
univer
sities,
finally
expressing
gratification
that
he
himself
had
not
been
corrupted
by
contact
with
a
college.
"Do
I
un
derstand
that
the
gentleman
Is
thankful
for
his
Ignorance?"
asked
the
chairman.
'Yes,"
said
the
other,
"If
you
wish
to
put
It
In
that
way."
"Then,"
continued
the
chairman
sweetty.s
"all
1
have
to
say
is
that
you
have
much
to
be
thankful
for."
York
Thlre-
Post.
MOINT
IlLTt".
Mount
Duff
Is
situated
on
the
Inter
provincial
boundary
between
British
Columbia
and
Alberta,
in
latitude
60
degrees
and
longitude
139
degrees.
Ac
wording
to
the
Eighteenth
Report
of
the
Geographic
Board
It
Is
named
after
t.
Hon.
Justice
Lyman
Duff
who
wai
me
of
the
counsel
before
the
Alaskan
Boundary
Tribunal.
M'lXIAL
KMIIlilTKlN
NOTICK
Membership
tickets
do
not
permit
admission
to
the
building
or
grounds.
These
tickets
only
entlUe
holders
to
membership
In
the
Association
and
drawing
for
the
lot
Advertise
In
The
Dallv
Newa
Tired
PIP
if
1
The
only
diamonds
we
can
afford
to
sell
are
the
kind
of
diamonds
you
naturally
want
to
buy
diamonds
of
fcrioun
value,
appraised
by
experts
and
doubly
certified
by
our
own
experienced
examination.
A
single
sale
of
a
diamond
not
all
we
represent
it
to
be,
would
damage
the
reputation
we
have
so
painstakingly
acquired.
A
reputation,
more-over,
which
has
earned
us
the
right
to
sell
Gruen
Guild
Watches.
Si
BUY
YOUR
School
:
'
A
Diamond
ritis
5
inautdechmce
0
design
$1.
ijo,
hi,
St
10
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
Jewellers
The
Store
with
the
Clock.
Supplies
and
Text
Books
at
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Third
Avenue
and
Third
Street
CASH
WITH
ORDER
ucanaoianT
PACIFIC
Aaanwiv
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
G.
Coast
Service
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Krtrhlkan,
Wrungell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
September
S,
10,
17,
26.
To
Vuiiiouvrr,
Victoria
and
Seattle
September
3,
10,
II,
21,
30.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Hiltedale,
Cant
Bella
Bella.
Ocean
Falls
N'amu,
Alert
Bay.
Caniibell
River,
and
Vancouver
every
Saturday,
11
a.nv
Agency
for
all
Steanuhlp
Lines.
Full
Information
from
IV.
C
ORCHARD.
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
at