TAG2
F0U2
THE
WISE
OLD
OWtVy
fills
his
coal
est
vTa?
I
NOW-TO
GET
ECCNOMyK(-Vgj
Ihe
suae,
knows
Fuel
economy
means
buying
the
right
coal
at
the
right
time.
We
have
a
yard
full
of
quality
coal
waiting
for
your
order.
Now
is
the
time
to
get
your
supply
before
winter
comes.
This
is
the
right
place.
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-
WELLINGTON
COAL
and
ALBERTA
SOOTLESS
COAL
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&
HcCaffery
Phones
116
and
117
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
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Box
1565
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AND
CANOES
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AND
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for
Diving
and
Salvage
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Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
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HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
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Ice
Cream
THE
VERY
R
FIST
I
Take
a
brick
home
tonight!
We
cater
for
Parties,
Picnics,
Dances,
etc.
Prompt
Delivery
Velvet
Ice
Cream
Co
Corner
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street
Phone
758
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
-as
low
2CC
((
as
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
SixlJi
Street
A
RACE
TRACK
IS
PROPOSED
Better
Stabling
AUo
Mentioned
For
Future
Exhibitions
in
This
City
DIRECTORS
CIVE
DINNER
i
President
Extends
Thanks
to
Visitors
and
all
Who
Hare
Helped
A
race
track
for
Prince
Rupert
w
one
ot
the
sufgesMoau
msde
at
an
Informal
dinner
given
bj
Um
director
of
tbe
Fair
Board
tart
night
The
suggestion
cant
from
Kamloop
from
which
place
i
:
string
of
ponies
will
come
If
the
groundi
!
can
be
prepared
tor
them,
tt
vu
an-
nouncea.
,
The
purpose
of
the
meeting
-was
u
diarucs
nutters
pertinent
to
the
futun
?xpanaton
and
success
o!
the
Exhlbttioc.
i
Amoeg
those
present
were
President
F
tMbh.
O.
Hanson.
W.
C.
Vance.
J.
Brown
B.
Self.
J.
O.
Wilton
of
Prince
Ceorgt
B.
Morgan.
J.
Oreer.
Din
Jabour.
J.
C
Brady.
J.
McNeill
of
Tetkwa.
R.
W.
Robinson
of
Victoria.
O.
E.
W.
Clark
o.
Vancouver.
A.
E.
Davey
of
Victoria,
Jael
Curtis
of
WUltaraa
Lake.
J.
Wheeler
o
!
Teikwa.
S.
E.
Parker.
D.
D.
Munro
of
tU
,
Land
Settlement
Board.
Mrs.
K.
Ortev
of
NanaUno.
Mrs.
Olbb.
Mrs.
S.
Parker
;
and
Mrs.
B.
Self.
j
Many
suggestions
were
made
by
tbe
!
judges
which
will
be
considered
by
tbt
t
new
board.
Mr
Robinson,
poultr.
I
judge,
suggested
that
poultry
saoult
1
not
be
judged
on
exhibition
Standard
i
alone
sir
and
feather
but
that
then
'should
be
utility
birds.
He
advocate.
!
tiro
classes
at
tbe
next
fair.
vl..
exhi-I
bitkm
and
utility.
Quite
a
Urge
amount
j
of
poultry
Is
being
Imported
Into
Rupert
i
yearly,
which
could
be
raised
In
Rupert
M'GfitsTIONS
Mrs.
K.
Grieve
expressed
ber
appreciation
of
tbe
splendid
treatment
am.
courtesy
recetTed
from
tbe
directors
ant
praised
the
ladles'
inhibits
which
wen
of
a
very
high
order.
Mr.
Clark
suggested
that
although
the
ralr
was
far
beyond
his
expectations
still
tt
could
be
Improved,
and
he
sug
gested
that
balance
should
be.earefuU)
considered
In
order
to
make
a
real
success.
Mr.
WbeeJer
expressed
his
pleasure
a",
visiting
Rupert
for
tbe
tint
time.
Prince
Rupert
was
the
last
great
west
for
a
stampede.
Though
the
stampede
was
not
perhaps
tbe
success
it
could
be.
they
roust
remember
It
was
a
beginning,
and
!-
made
a
point
of
contact
between
tbe
interior
and
Prince
Rupert,
which
wUl
have
good
effects
next
year.
There
was
a
lot
of
detailed
work
In
getting
a
stampede
together,
and
he
complimented
Jack
McNeUl
on
tbe
time,
energy,
and
money
be
spent
to
bring
to
Rupert
It
first
stampede.
RACES
Si
r.CESTEfl
Mr.
Curtis
said
that.
If
the
stampede
was
not
a
success
from
the
public
stand
point,
in
that
it
lacked
excitement
and
thrill,
be"
begged
"the
public"
to-
remeai
ber
that
the
stock
had
poor
stabling
and
was
not
rested
up
enough.
These
eculd
be
remedied
next
year
by
getting
stock
In
early,
providing
better
stabling
and
a
longer
rett.
Kamloops
asked
him
to
find
out
If
a
quarter
mile
track
was
Available
In
Rupert,
for
they
would
be
pleased
to
send
their
horses
here
next
year
but
be
begged
the
Pair
Board
to
remember
that
stabling
was
essential.
D.
D.
Munro.
who
with
O.
Hanson
naa
enarge
ol
the
Bulkley.
Smlthers.
I
Ootsa.
Francois
and
Skeena
exhibit,
ex-
p
tested
his
appreciation
for
aaslftance
given
him
with
tbe
exhibit
and
hoped
that
next
yesr
the
exhibit
from
the
local
districts
would
riot'
take
second
place
In
B.C.
.
)
EVERYBODY
THANKED
Mr.
Olbb
"thanked
the
judges
and
all
who
helped
toOnake
the
Pair
a
success.
It
was
only
byihard
work
and
co-operation
of
all
tbej-cltlzens
tht
the
exhlbl-
lion
could
become
the
great
event
ot
tbe
year.
They
set
out
this
year
wltt
a
deficit
og-1,000,
and
although
the!
guuuua
enjoin
projea
ana
permanent
toprovetwnteiraadejand'a
stampede
Inaugurated,
nevertheless
be
hoped
that
the
Fair
had
now
been
placed
on
a
secure
basis.
He
thanked
tbe
directors
who
worked
so
loyally
with
him,
and
Mr.
McNeill,
as
well
as
others
from
outside
points
who
gave
time
and
labor
to
make
the
affair
a
success.
Other
directors
-poke
along
similar
lines
and
all
were
satisfied
that
a
success
was
PltlXCE
CH
I
RLE
LATE
Delayed
through
having
a
heavy1
freight
.cargo
to
unload
at
Ocean
Fails,
j
ft,
-
-
j
i
m
taken
crverooa
To-days
:
N
R
steamer
Prli.ce
Charles.
Capt
tel
McLean,
will
not
arrive
from
the
outb
until
S
o'clock
this
afternoon
pe
rating
now
on
the
faU
schedule
be
Charles
wUl
proceed
at
10
o'clock
might
to
Stewart,
returning
here
to
aU
tor
the
south
at
11
tomorrow
Tenlng.
Tbe
train
for
the
East
tods;
t
being
held
pending
the
arrival
of
he
boat
and
wUl
leave
at
5:30.
UNION
JACK
IN
SOUTH
AFRICA
Vo
Talk
Now
of
Secession
Says
Hon.
F.
W.
Beyers,
Minister
in
Hertzog
Cabinet
VOTE
ON
NEW
FLAG
SOON
.light
of
Dominions
to
Enter
or
Leave
Ilritish
Community
of
Nations
Discussed
CAPETOWN,
South
Africa.
Sept.
10.
(By
Canadian
Press).
In
connection
with
the
controversy
in
South
Africa
jver
the
new
national
flag
that
has
been
proposed
by
the
Hertzog
govern-
.nent
and
which
question
is
to
be
sub-Jltted
to
a
referendum
next
January.
Jon.
F.
W.
Beyers,
minister
of
mines
did
Industries,
in
an
Interview
asserts
.hat
Gen.
Jan
Christian
Smuts,
former
premier
and
present
leader
of
tbe
South
African
party
In
tbe
House
of
Assembly,
advocated
a
Union
flag
In
which
the
Union
Jack
did
not
appear
hen
be
was
premier.
Mr.
Beyers,
how-
?ver,
qualifies
Mi
assertion
by
saying:
j
.uggesUons,
and
so
they
were
con-
14S
uAlUt
Miha
trued."
The
Nationality
and
Flag
BUI
providing
:ar
a
new
flag
tax
should
be
dMtnc-:iTly
South
Atf-tcaa.
whseh
fht
Introduced
in
the
Horn
of
Arwashiy
e-eee
a
year
age
by
the
svetvMnetst
of
Dec
J
A.
8.
Hertaog.
Premise,
then
wlth-l-awa
and
re-totraewed
tn
the
Assean-:y
a
lew
mtvitbs
ago.
waa
naeaed
by
at
Assembly
bvi
rejected
by
the
Senast
z.a
mm.
as
stated.
wtU
be
voted
apon
r
a
referendm
in
JanMary.
l8
The
ctual
date
ot
the
taking
of
tbe
referen-!um
has
not
ye;
been
decided
upon
he
flag
bul
auUaiUed
to
the
Sont
frlcan
parttament
that
the
Senate
reeled
provided
for
the
Inertia
ton
in
tbe
o.,;gn.
a
Union
Jack
occupying
only
;.e
-sixtieth
part
of
the
whole
ftag
ad
thi
was
a
conceastoa
to
the
irttish
sentiment
in
South
Africa.
As
r-gtnaliy
drafted
tbe
but
did
not
can-.:n
the
Union
Jack
at
all.
sMl'T"'
ATIITI
UE
Hon
Mr.
Beyers'
statement
as
to
leeerai
SramU'
aetwude
oa
the
flag
luesttoa
a
few
ytan
ago
when
the
irnut
envennneat
was
to
power
Is
r
mew
hat
aurprlsing.
Dnrteg
the
can-rorersy
that
has
raged
In
tbe
country
lnce
the
first
lntrodueUan
of
the
flag
HU
last
year,
former
Premier
Smarts
us
strongly
opposed
tbe
bill
because
1
nade
no
prowlslon
for
tbe
incluakm
of
Jke
Union
Jack
at
fknt.
and
finally,
a
welted,
provided
for
a
Union
Jaek
that
bould
occupy
only
one-stxttetb
part
ot
be
flag.
Hon.
Mr.
Beyers
claims
that
the
ques-ion
of
a
flag
for
South
Africa
is
essentially
a
domestic
matter
for
the
Union
of
South
Africa
Itself
to
solve
and
tn
this
be
Is
understood
to
be
oiclng
tbe
views
of
aU
the
members
it
tbe
Hertzog
government
and
tbe
government's
supporters
tn
the
Assembly.
Mr.
Beyers
points
out
that
tbH
fact
was
recognised
as
far
back
as
1921.
It
was
he
ufs.
an
open
secret,
and
admitted
by
General
Smuts,
who
was
then
Prime
Minister,
and
who
later
reduced
to
writ
ing
Important
proposals
or
suggenttona
or.
the
statin
of
the
British
Dominion-and
tbe
question
of
a
distinctive
flag
for
the
Union
ot
South
Africa
in
connection
with
the
Imperial
Conference
o;
1921.
although
General
Smuts
did
not
actually
make
those
proposals
formally
DOMESTIC
qi
EMTIOV
It
being
a
purely
domestic
question
Hon.
Mr.
Beyers
says.
It
cannot
be
ex.
peeted
that
South
Africa
should
take
the
flags
of
other
Dominions
as
precedents.
The
drcumitancea
of
South
Africa,
with
1U
two
prominent,
virile
European
races
sharply
la
conflict
wltt
one
another
in
the
past,
were
entire!)
different
from
those
of
Australia
and
New
Zealand,
with
their
homogeneous
communities,
and
whatever
might
be
the
opinion
In
Canada
regarding
the
Canadian
flag
the
Union,
of
South
Africa
must
settle
the
flag
question
Itself.
The
Dutch
people
of
South
Africa,
Such
at
any
rate
was
the
spirit
of
j
especially
those
born
under
the
Free
ais
irrenuer
smuts
)
utterances
and
!
State
and
Transvaal
flazs.
Mr.
Beyers
lays,
have
never
really
recognized
the
Them
White
This
is
the
ideal
which
all
housewives
cherish
in
connection
with
their
linen.
It
can
be
made
a
practical
reality
by
the
use
of
Reckitt's
Bag
Blue
I
Vr
In
lhe
handy
bag
I
with
the
Blue
and
N
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
it
dmbUc
Uie
caue
of
most
of
the
ilk
that
afflict
humanity.
Thh
It
to
elf
evident
that
it
ww
hardly
BeeedMiy
to
teH
ran
If
your
eye
are
giving
trouble,
htve
them
attends)
to
and
at
osee.
OP
A
I
J.
absurdities
in
the
klnp-dern
of
foolitbrie
s.
aureJjr
the
losu
of
ejrc.-vijfht
tnroHffb
neglect
la
the
nost
Inexcusable.
DO.VT
lose
health
ami
efficiency
through
neglect.
Came
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
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Blork
Phone
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FATHER
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LAUNCH
"NANCY."
Length
28
ft.,
bra
hi
7
ft.
Eartbope
enfftne
18
h.p.
4
cycle
In
first
etaas
shape
for
bunting
season.
This
boat
was
Regatta
Cup
winner
1927.
Can
be
seen
at
Yacht
Club.
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price
I07J.
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OXE
SECOND
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B.HP.
Gardiner
Marine
Engine
used
by
B
C.
Police.
Sealed
tenders
wl
be
recetewd
by
the
Officer
Commanding
B.C.
Police.
Court
House,
up
ua-tu
the
15th
Mutant,
213
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CHEVROLET
BABT
Grand
Touring
Car.
Snap.
Suitable
for
Bug;
or
motor
suitable
for
boat.
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Oarage.
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SALE.
ONE
WHITE
IRON
BED
complete,
also
dresser.
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332
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W.
next
WaMron
Apartments.
213
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HTATl'H
212
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PnACTIO-
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new;
price
reasonable.
Thocs
MS9,.
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214
1
1
1
1
1
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"OR
SALE.
TWO
McCLARY
HEATERS
in
good
condition.
Pbone
Blue
721.
212
Jnlon
Jack,
and
although
the
Union
ack
has
flown
tn
the
old
colonies
of
he
Cape
and
Natal
there
has
never
been
my
formal
decree
or
statutory
provision
o
this
effect.
The
Nationality
and
Flag
Sill,
if
passed
into
law.
wUl
be
the
first
tatutory
recognition
in
South
Africa
of
he
Union
Jack.
Mr.
Beyers
says,
and
be
wbo!e
law.
moreover,
will
be
the
re-ult
of
the
January
referendum
tf
tt
is
avorable
to
the
governmenfa
bill.
He
considers
that
the
bill
don
justice
to
-he
sentiments
and
feelings
of
the
Brush
people
of
South
Africa.
The
Union
Jack
in
the
new
flag,
be
says,
will
arm-
oouze
ine
relationship
of
the
Union
of
iouth
Africa
to
the
British
community
ueaung
wnn
the
question
of
Dominion
status.
Mr.
Beyers
says
that
the
.tltude
of
the
National
party
(of
which
Oeneral
Hertzog.
the
prime,
minuter.
1
leader)
always
has
been
that
each
ot
the
British
Dominions
had
the
right
of
re-
maming
in
or
atepping
out
of
the
Brit
ish
Commonwealth.
Tbe
right
of
seces
sion,
however,
must
not
be
confused
with
tbe
exercise
of
that
right
they
were
two
entirely
different
things,
be
adds.
It
might
be
highly
undesirable
for
any
Dominion
to
"step
out"
but
the
right
to
do
so
exlstv
without
a
ih.
of
a
doubt.
Mr.
Beyers
aayi
he
is
con-
i
vinced
that
if
a
referendum
were
taken
on
the
question
of
South
Africa
seceding
the
people
of
the
Union
would
vole
FOB
RENT
solidly
in
favor
of
remaining
a
member
1
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at
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community
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nations.
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RENT
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private
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view
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on
Hand.
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Coupe.
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balance
124
per
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Ford
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balance
123
per
month.
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In
all
General
Motor
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Goodyear
and
Firestone
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Day
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