!,a.,
September
13,
1027
Hot
meals
are
hard
to
take
!
KHREDDE
mi
Crown
Colony
Day
s
Hi
mn
.'J
WHEAT
Cool'-refreshing
nutriment
for
light
summer
appetites-
Deliqhtjul
meals
without
cooJffnq,
PIONEERING
and
more
The
fact
that
we
are
Prince
Rupert's
first
drug
store
is
not
considered
as
sufficient
reason
for
askinif
for
your
patronage.
But
the
fact
that
our
service
has
grown
with
the
years,
that
more
and
more
people
have
tried
us
and
found
us
not
wanting
is,
we
believe,
suffii
ient
reason
that
.you
too
would
find
our
service
satisfactory.
Ormes
LM.
yic
Pioneer
Drunnisls
HIRD
AVE.
(,
SIXTH
ST.
-TELEPHONES
8?
,200
Unbeatable
Bargains!
That's
the
expression
of
the
thousands
who
are'
carrying
home
their
needs
from
this
big
stock.
,
,
1
Jabour
Bros.
Greatest
Sale
i
continues
for
a
brief
period
only.
Trade
at,
Jabour
Brothers
Ltd.
Monarch
Ranges
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
Away
back
in
the
late
sixties
thousands
of
acres
of
British
Columbia's
timber
were
sold
for
one
cent
per
acre,
which
looked
like
a
fair
price
then.
Today
similar
timber
is
worth
from
$150
to
$200
per
acre,
so
tremendously
has
timber
appreciated
in
value
within
the
scope
of
;an
average
lifetime.
What
the
young
growth
of
today
will
be
worth
is
beyond
computation
if
it
is
sixty
years
from
jiow
protected
from
fire
and
allowed
to
reach
maturity.
k.
The
moral
is
obvious.
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
YOU
CAN
HELP
IlltlTISH
COLUMBIA
FOREST
SERVICE
f
Local
and
Personal
Arthur
Tut
Fbom
878
BC
Undertakers
Phone
1
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
R.
(hm.
FfceaesW
0t
the
Dig
4
habit!
When
tMatlng
'
of
a
Til
phone
4
U
UUf
Tit
ATCM.
and
theory.
Phone
146.
117
Ret:.-"
Wednesday
Moose
snsetinf
postpcu.ed
until
Thursday,
S
o'clock.
Usual
monthly
inesttng
Cessedsss
Upon.
Wednesday,
Sept.
14.
at
8
pja
Hi
Feneyworfc.
ralsalstry
and
Ores;
Oestne..
Mrs.
Jas.
Clerk.
.
Tnir-Avenue.
Phone
Qntn
Its.
3tt
Billy
Fatnsore.
hd
ol
U
W.
Patasore,
lb
thli
afternoon
(or
Vancouver
asst
will
resume
his
studies
In
the
smth.
H.
B.
Rochester
toft
an
this
srsrittre
train
tar
Terrace
and
wtti
spend
a
day
or
woa
Ui
land
in
tha
1
stales
Teuey.
Mrs.
George
RueMarham
and
family,
who
have
bacn
on
a
trip
east,
rctur&ad
to
tha
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train.
At
the
monthly
ata
otsUvo
matting
of
the
Canadian
Legion
held
teat
evening
the
lacratary.
A.
H.
sjsnelairj
traderod
I
his
Tulgnatlnn
Accounu
totalling
tltSO
71.
including
janitors'
salaries,
were
pssssH
for
payment
at
the
meeting
of
aha
school
board
last
night.
I50
tans
NsiMlnto-lVctllngteii
Iirep
Pram
Lump
Owl
In
our
yard.
.Order
jour
winter's
supp!y
nanr.
Albert
&
.MrCaffer).
ltd.
I'honr
11C
and
117.
tf
The
aehool
board
decided
last
night
to
have
a
telephone
instilled
In
West-vlew
School
A
supply
of
first
aid
materlala
will
alao
be
put
In
pn
re-queat
of
the
teacher,
Ula
ltalllwell.
The
school
board,
at
1U
meeting
last
night,
decided
to
eajl
for
tenders
on
a
minimum
carload
of
mine
run
coal
to
be
distributed
between
King
Edward
High
School.
Bordst?
JStreet
School.
Seal
Cove
School
and
Wsst
view
achool.
The
name
of
Miss
Of
Iercjr.
a
certificated
British
Columbia
teacher
waa
added
to
the
substitute'
teachers'
11a
t
by,
the
achool
board
last
night
on
re-qijot
of
Miss
Percy
who
made
the
plica
ttenalL
letter
received
by
the
board.
W
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
school
board
was
held
last
evening
in
the
city,
council
chamber
from
8
to
10
o'clock.
Those
present
.were:
H.
B.
Rochester,
chairman
of
Uve
board;
Q.
A.
Bryant.
Thomas
McMeekln
and
W
Gilchrist,
trustees;
John
O.
Williamson,
cecretsry;
Miss
S.
A.
Mills,
principal
of
Borden
Street
School;
Mlaa
E.
A.
Mercer,
principal
of
Booth
Memorial
School;
Mrs.
A.
B.
Usney,
principal
of
Seal
Cove
School;
Miss
H.
Halilwell
of
Weetvlew
School,
and
Thomas
Peddle,
principal
of
King
Edward
High
School.
r
.Delsyed
In
.returning
on
account
of
heavy
freight
oVerlnga
at
northern
ports
of
ctCUAUt
-
steamer
Cafala.
Capt,
.J
,
E,
Dickson,
Is
due
back
at
4
:20
this
afternoon
from
Anyox,
Stewart
and
other
points
and
will
sail
at
6:30
for
Vancouver.
Paarengers
sailing
thai
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver
will
include
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Molr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Steve
King
and
family.
W.
Pattnoiw.
Mr.
and
Mrs
H.
C.
Retd.
W.
H.
Johnson.
Mrs.
H.
D.
Smith
and
Billy
Smith.
H.
Stega-vlg
and
Ed.
Prankum.
In
opening
the
meeting
of
the
school
board
last
night,
Chairman
H.
B.
Rochester
remarked
that
It
was
the
first
meeting
since
the
reopening
of
the
achool
term.
He
was
gratified
to
eee
so
many
of
the
former
teachers
remaining
and
also
welcomed
the
new
teachers.
He
trusted
that
all
the
members
of
the
staff
would
have
a
happy
and
prosperous
season
and
that,
by
the
time
the
term
was
ended,
they
would
be
able
to
make
glowing
accounts
of
themselves
and
their
work.
The
board
was
expecting
favorable
results
to
be
achieved
by
them.
',
4-
S-
4-4-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
St.
Andrew's
Society
Concert
and
Vaudeville
show,
Wednesday.
September
21.
Established
1923.
Exchange
Block.
Office
Hours:
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
Saturday:
9
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
Any
evening
by
appointment
DENTIST
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
rAGE
THREE
The
GOSSARD
Line
of
Beauty
.frj
Youth
Boneless
light
easily
washable
a
new
GoaaarJ
TeJctbte
for
alight
and
average
figures
which
gracefully
emphasizes
natural,
proportioned
tines.
An
elastic
adjustment
at
the
lower
front
makes
it
Instantly
adapt
able,
and
helps
to
curve
and
make
firm
the
fash
iixviHe
hip
line.
Made
entirely
of
soft
satin
tricot.
Ask
to
see
this
exceedingly
remarkable
H.S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd.
Rink
opens
Wednesday.
Big
Exhibition
Sale
iwtng
at
Mrs.
Frlseells.
win
-if
nanmu
mha
have
aeeounts
EDMONTON
TO
VOTE
ON
CONTINUATION
OF
TRANSFERABLE
VOTE!
on
it
at
the
tune
ot
we
mayoralty
.
election.
Walter
J.
Millard,
field
secretary
or
the
Proportional
Representation
League;
of
America
will
be
In
the
city
soon
to
lead
the
forces
of
the
pros.
FLYING
BOAT
WHLL
RETURN
SOUTH
NOW
FISH
PATROL
OYER
Atter
having
been
engaged
In
patrol
work
In
District
So.
2.
for
the
past
two
months,
the
latter
part
of
ttte
time
with
Prince
Rupert
ss
the
jbase.
Major
D.
R.
MacLaren.
D.S.O.
of
jtfce
Pacific
Airways
Ltd..
expects
to
be
finished
and
fly
back
this
week
to
Vancouver.
There
wilt
possibly
be
another
patrol
and
some
photographic
work
to
be
done
before
Major
McLaren
departs.
I
ALLEGED
SPIES
ARE
PUNISHED
IN
RUSSIA
LENINGRAD.
Sept
13.
Of
26
spies
charged
with
espionage
in
Russia
on
behalf
of
the
Bru
sh
intelligence
service,
nine
were
sentenced
to
death
by
shooting,
thirteen
were
given
prison'
terms
and
four
were
acquitted.
COMPENSATION
BOARDS
OF
PROVINCES
MEET
RT
JOHN
N
B
SeDt.
13
Rniwn.
'
OFFER
FROM
CALIFORNIA
Library
Hoard
Accepts
Offer
of
British
Publications
From
States
At
She
rneettsf
of
tfe
Library
Board
last
NtM
a
astter
waa
recessed
from
A.
J.
lata
of
Batatas?
load.
California
attest
atjaa
ss
follows:
Dear
Sir
ar
Madam:
On
a
rrcaat
nattles
trip
north
I
bad
the
paMawe
f
a
few
hours
atay
In
Prince
Rwpert
and.
apaat
a
taw
mtnutee
Us
yovr
Ubrary
I
noted
you;
dtd
not
bars
"John
o'
London
s
Weekly."
wstteh
at
an
epitome
of
British
Mk
lore,
literary
artietea.
modern
HsawgHt,
poetry.
MstortosJ
and
secular
resit.
It
ys
Uorary
would
care
to
hare
them
I
wsjuld
ha
pleased
to
donate
some
three
roar's
volumes,
un
bound,
and
to
farward
you
from
time
to
tame
the
current
tatttes
ss
received.
Also
would
you
safe
to
hare
"History.'
the
quarterly
ksssiiil
pi
the
Loodon
Historical
Asasstotssnf
Uy
reason
for
addretsasg
you
Is
that
Utere
must
be
rraasry
British
and
sslstsf
as
wt
as
CaSHdteM
who
wauM
enloy
a
reminder
tram
tha
"Und
of
Hope
an4
Ossry."
TTssMsgts
a
isasaeftt
la
DBA.
I
am
a
suhjees
of
"The
King"
and
a
son
of
-The
Banptre-
sad
like
sa
try
and
keap
the
aaptrlt
of
the
"Sans
of
AJrtort'
united.
An
early
ready
wttl
be
apprec
is
ted
so
I
can
ntsle
other
distribution
In
ease
you
are
as
interested.
Tours
vary
truly.
ARTHUR
J.
IKIN
Tha
board
decided
that
it
oould
not
,ue
the
old
flies
of
the
John
o"
London's
Weekly
but
would
like
to
have
the
current
numbers
and
the
copies
cf
History.
The
writer
of
the
letter
wtU
be
notified
and
thanked
for
his
generous
offer.
CONSERVATIVES
!
WORKING
HARD
Problems
Being
Solved
in
1
nectlon
With
Hig
Convention
I
at
Winnipeg
against
the
Pair
Board
kindly
submit
ctixav.a.
aepi.
"'
complete
statement
net
later
than
be
a
great
one
In
OonservsUve.
etHiesj
gPj
15r
at
on
the
action
taken
at
Wlnrrrpeg,
at
the
big
convention
will
depend
verj
;
OntU
repairs
at
the
Provincial
Gov-
largely
what
the
future
of
.
the
party
Is
Canada
Is
to
be.
ernrnent
wharf
have
been
completed..
,,
all
Is
thought
that
lew
emphasis
than
C
P.R.
Meainers
wUl
make
landing
tf'rrnerty
wttl
be
placed
on
theprpiec.
Ho
3
shed
on
Q.TP.
wharf.
i
.
.
1
Uve
tariff
in
order
that
an
open
dooi
I
Winter
Is
coming.
Trepare
-now
by
may
be
left
for
the
evolving
of
a
outline
In
jour
alntrrt
lk
iifpoHcy
more
acceptable
to
the
prairie
v.n.imn.ttrlllnrton
roal.
130
tons
oflfarmer.
If
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie
Is
chosen
the
very
bet
on
hand.
Alirt
Mr-
leader
it
is
pretty
sure
that
efforts
fafferv.
Ltd.
Phone
116
and
117.
tfiwm
D
maae
witn
mat
ena.vouM
is.
Hon.
rt.
B.
Bennet
Is
the
choice,
he
Dr.
I.
S.
Tatt
and
brother.
Ernest
'la
a
protectionist
out
and
out
and
,Tait.
who
arrived
at
Butedale
last!
without
compromise,
and
he
may
In
wek
from
Victoria
to
make
arrange-j
stead
try
to
prove
to
the
.farmer
that
menu
for
a
bird
hunting
trip
there,
higher
protection
la
good
tar
them.
arrived
by
g
a
boat
yesterday
afternoon
There
are
stJU
rumor
i
that
Hon.
O
from
Butedale
and
will
spend
a
week
j
Howard
Ferguson,
premier
of
Ontario,
or
tam
in
th
eitv
until
the
season'
mar
accept
the
party
leadership,
lit
opens.
will
be
at
the
convention
and
wilt
be
be
one
of
the
chief
speakers
and
pres.
sure
may
then
be
brought
to
bear
upon
him
as
it
was
on
Hon.
S.
P.
Tolmle
at
Kamkxjps
for
the
provincial
leadership.
However
in
this
ease
the
outlook
fo:
the
Conservatives
to
return
to
power
In
the
Dominion
is
not
good
whereas
at
the
time
when
Tolmle
was
chosen
KDMONTOM.
Sept
13.
Edmonton
leader
in
B.C.
it
seemed
to
many
as
It
will
soon
be
In
the
throes
of
a
cam-1
the
Liberals
of
that
province
might
be
palgn
to
decide
whether
or
not
to
con-'
breaking
up
and
the
prospects
for
a
tlnue
the
system
of
proportional
re-
change
was
pretty
good.
presentation
by
means
of
the
transfer-!
Every
effort
is
to
be
made
to
stage
sble
vote.
The
system
has
been
given
s
spectacular
event
at
Winnipeg
that
a
good
trial
In
the
city
and
a
great
will
Impress
the
nation
as
a
whole
with
many
people
are
so
dissatisfied
with
the
power
of
Conservatism
and
keep
the
result
that
a
vote
is
to
be
taken
the
party
in
good
spirits.
THREE
INDIANS
BEING
TRIED
VICTORIA,
Sept
13
The
three
In-
t
dlana,
Edwin
Joe.
Jacob
George
and
I
Pcnnan
David
have
been
charged
that
'
they
killed
Dominion
fisheries
overseer
Edward
Leach
whose
body
was
found
In
a
launch
on
August
30.
They
were
arrested
on
the
Indian
reserve
at
Toflno
and
are
being
tried
by
Magistrate
Abrahams.
At
the
meeting
of
St.
Andrew's1
Society
last
night,
committees
were
named
to
make
preparations
for
winter
sports
and
other
activities.
The
meeting,
at
which
the
president,
J.
S.
Irvine,
was
In
the
chair,
bad
been
postponed
from
last
Friday
night.
SUMMER
COMPLAINT
CAUSES
MANY
DEATHS
AMONG
INFANTS
Thousands
of
mothers
throughout
Canada
have
uaed
tattlves
of
the
Workmen's
Compensation
during
the
past
80
years
it
has
been
on
Board,
of
British
Columbia
Manitoba.
ZJtZ'
D
Ostarlo.
Nova
Scotia
and
New
Brans-
p.:
r.
.
bottle
at
all
rfmt
wick
met
here
today
for
the
ninth
an-
or
dealers:
rs
:
put
put
up
up
only
by
The
T.
Mil-
Phone
109
r.ual
meeting.
burn
Co.
.Limited,
Toronto,
OaU
llCANADIANj
PACIFIC
OGERM
V
DISEASES
that
hands
msy
carry
This
Purifying
Toilet
Soap
Removes
Germs
as
well
as
Dirt
Tiny
fingers
.
.
.
wee
hands
always
busy
.
.
.
and
always
the
danger
that
they
may
carry
dreaded
disease
germs
to
eyes,
nose
or
mouth.
Or
some
little
cut
or
scratch
may
bring
infection;
Everywhere,
it
seems,
lurk
these
elusive
germs
of
disease.
Protection
for
all
the
Family
There
is
definite
protection
in
the
cleansing,
purifying
lather
of
Lifebuoy
Soap.
For
yourself,
as
for
the
wee
ones,
you
won't
find
a
better
toilet
soap
than
Lifebuoy
....
and
the
protection
against
germs
is
added
benefit
to
you.
For
the
bath
.
.
for
shampooing
...
for
every
toilet
need,
Lifebuoy
Soap
is
efHcicnt,
safe
and
sure.
Its
mild,
creamy,
antiseptic
lather
goes
down
into
the
millions
of
tiny
pores,
cleanses
them
and
lets
the
skin
breathe
.
.
.
and
Lifebuoy
Soap
costs
so
more
than
you
are
accustomed
to
pay
for
ordinary
toilet
soap.
27
GERM
DISEASES
that
hands
may
carry
Ccmpilid
Ij
Lift
ExttHMH
hstitutt.
Colds
Tonsillitis
Mumps
Ringworm
Whooping
Cough
Erysipelas
Diptheria
Scarlet
Fever
Chickenpox
Septicemia
Boils
Measles
Bronchitis
Typhoid
Dysentery
Pink
Eye
Otitis
(Ear
Infection)
Pharyngitis
Smallpox
Tuberculosis
Pneumonia
'Influenza
Carbuncles
Laryngitis
Impetigo
(Skin
Infection)
Social
Diseases
Cerebro
Spinal
Meningitis
Tb
war
Influenza
spreads
is
unknown
so
take
everf
precaution.
LIFEBU
Health
Soap
Purifies
andErotects
Lever
Brothers
Limited
Toronto
LB
715
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Krtrlilkan,
WranRrll,
Juneau
and
Muigway
September
C,
17,
2fi.
To
Vanroutcr,
Victoria
and
Seattle
September
II,
HI,
30.
,
'
ritlNCES
ItKATItlCK.
For
llutrdale,
Eat
Delia
Bella,
O'rnn
Kails,
Namu,
Alert
Hay,.
V
Campbell
Itlrer,
and
Vancouver
every
Saturday.
II
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Llnea.
lull
Inrunuatlun
from
.
'
VT.
C.
OKCIUKD.
General
Arcm.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue.
ITInre
Kupert,
B.C.
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home"
120
Rooms,
American
and
European
Plan.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
Bus
meets
all
trains
and
boats.
Phone
51.
Sample
Itoom
L.
Martin,
Manager.
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"