"
thai
DrQiascs
Nerve
Food
does
positively
relieve
"CATERPILLAR"
Tractors
BIGbER
THAN
THE
WEATHER!
A
Size
for
Every
Use
A
Hundred
Uses
fer
Every
Size
2
TON,
TWENTY.
THIRTY,
SIXTY
BETTEK
1
QUICKER
CHBAPRR
Uteratare
and
Prices
on
Request
.
Sote
DtatrtbnfoH
for
B.
C.
JHORRISON.TRACTOR
&
EQUIPMENT
CO.
LLMITED
Northern
Parl'le
Freight
Itulldlnx
W
hi
at
ion
street
V.tXCOlVEK.
u.
c
DEMAND
BraMb
iWflee:
HIpiteeK
R
Btwek
MtLSON.
B.C.
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
KuV''
Smoked
Daily
by"
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert.
H.C
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
United
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
I
iM'.li
'-
I!
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Hn;iineera,
Machinists.
Boilermakers.
Blacksmith.
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
lite
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDIND.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
POLICE
RAIDS
AT
VICTORIA
Effective
next
,
week.
Union
steamships
plying
to
Prince
Rune
rt
will
go
on
to
winter
scheu
i:!e.
The
principal
change
affects
I
the
steamer
Cantena
which
will
sail
from
here
for
the
south
at
12
pidnight
Fridays
instead
of
7
a.n.
Saturdays
as
at
present
The
Cardena
will
call
at
Bella
Coola
and
Ocean
Falls
coming
north
and
will
go
no
further
than
Prince
Rupert,
arriving
here
on
Friday
evenings.
The
Catala,
schedule
of
which
v'i
be
unchanged,
will
take
care
of
the
Naas
river
service
during
the
winter,
calling
alternate
..ks
at
Arrandale
and
Kinco-
lith.
COOLER
WEATHER
IN
YUKON
IS
REPORTED
Resinning
of
Winter
Presaged
by
Thermometer
Relow
Freezing
Point
In
North.
The
GovernmeM
Telegraphs
report
this
morning
indicates
that
the
weather
ia
getting
colder
in
the
Yukon
and
that
is
looked
upon
as
presaging
the
approach
of
winter.
The
cool
waves
often
spread
southward.
Following
46.
the
report:
Hays
port
Raining,
calm,
tern.
Port
Simpson
Part
calm,
tern.
47.
60.
HaieHon
Raining,
calm.
Smither
Cloudy,
calm.
cloudy,
tern.
tern.
To
WILLIAM
PATTERSON
Late
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Netherlands
Investment
Company
of
Canada
Limited
have
commenced
sale
proceedings
under
the
Land
Title
Act
under
a
certain
mortgage
coveting
the
BE.
of
Bee.
30.
Tpn.
82,
Rge.
3.
West
of
8th
Meridian,
in
Uie
Province
of
Alberta,
of
which
LANDINGS
HEAVY;
Composing
Room
Divulges
Secret?
PRICES
BETTER
Seven
Persons
Arraigned
In
Total
of
202.100
Pounds
of
Hall-
Court
Charged
with
Selling
Liquor
VICTORIA,
Sept.
29.
The
pro-
hut
Sold
at
Exchange
Ths
Morning
for.
up
to
15.7c
ant."
9c
Miiciul
police
laat
night
and
thin
Though
offerings
were
heavier
morning
swooped
down
on
alleged
totalling
202,100
pounds,
halibut
bootlegging
operators
road
houses
pfjces
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange
und
taxi-drivers
charged
with
this
morning
were
improved
over
selling
liquor
contrary
to
the
act
yesterday.
Ten
American
vessels
and
seven
persons
were
arraigned
told
a
total
of
147.300
pounds
at
in
court
today.
The
cases
will
bfds
ranging
from
13.9c
and
6c
be
heard
Monday.
to
15.7c
and
7c,
while
a
similar
Charles
Cronk
wa
fined
$75
on
number
af
Canadian
boats
re-one
charge
of
having
liquor
in
reived
from
12.5c
and
6c
to
13.5c
possession
not
sealed
with
the
and
ic
fa
5.1
800
pounds.
official
seal.
UNION
STEAMERS
ON
WlNlEil
ROUfES
Principal
Changes
Affects
as.
Cardena,
sailing
hour
of
which
1.4
Altered.
48.
Barn
Lake
Cloudy,
windy,
tern.
48.
Telegraph
Crek
Raining,
calm.
Urn.
42.
Terrace
Part
eloudy,
south
wind,
tent.
48.
Rosewood
Clotttly,
south
wind,
tem.
45.
Anjrox
Partly
cloudy,
calm,
tern.
48V
SUwart
Cloudy,
calm,
tem.
44.
Atlin
Part
cjoody,
calm,
tem.
Nymt-
-wlm.
.te
Mtk--M0ir,iilnk
tan.
fawson
Clear,
calm,
tem.
28.
PISHING;
BOATS
RETURN
Cant.
John
Ivaon
returned
to
port
t
(nlAf
witbbjp
halibut
boat
alemlie,-after
wiring
been
en
gaged
during
trie
past
summer
under
packing
carter
down
the
coast
to
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
The
Covenant,
Capt.
Hans
Underdahl,
is
expected
back
about
the
first
of
next
week,
hav
ing
been
engaged
in
similar
work.
Both
the
Melville
and
the
Covenant
will
.
resume
halibut
fishing
for
the
remainder
of
the
season.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Explorer.
:s1.0tu
pounds,
Cana
dian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
18.9c
and
Ge.
Panama,
2-l.tMM)
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
1
V
and
fit-.
Havana,
2.",mo
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
i-i.2c
an
d6c.
Liberty,
lT.ooo
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries
.1
:.nd
6c.
Tyee,
1
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
&
Col
'I
Morage
Co.,
15.2c
and
7c.
J.
P.
Todd.
12,500
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
15.2c
and
7c.
Hi
Gill.
y.OOO
pound,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
15c
and
7c.
Reliance,
4,600
pounds,
and
Rainier,
4,300
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
16.7c
and
7c.
Wabaah,
4,000
pounds,
Royal
Fish
Co..
15.1c
and
7c.
Canadian
Nuba,
4,500
pounds,
Atlin
Fish
eries,
12.5c
and
6c.
Cape
Spencer,
9,500
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12.7c
and
7c.
Edward
Lipsett,
6,600
pounds.
Atlin
Fisheries.
12.9c
and
7c.
Ringleader,
4,600
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
12.8c
and
6c.
D.S.T-
1,500
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries,
13.8c
and
7c.
Viking
I..
3,500
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Co.,
12Jk
and
7c.
Velma
C,
9,000
pounds,
Royal
Fish
Co..
12.8c
and
7c.
R.W.,
6,000
pounds,
and
Volun
teer,
1300
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.,
l&5c
and
6c.
Fanny
f..
6,000
pounds,
Cana
dian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13c
and
7c.
'
FISH
LANDINGS
FOR
SEPTEMBER
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
during
the
month
Of
September
this
year
totalled
2,
Wa
1,000
pounds,
made
up
of
2.225;-000
pounds
American
fish
and
678,000
pounds
Canadian,
according
to
figures
compiled
in
local
fish
shipping
houses
today.
The
total
for
September
last
year
was
2334.000
pounds
so
a
healthy
in
crease
ir.
shown.
MINISTER
TO
FRANCE
NOW
Historic
Event
Today
When
Hon.
f.I'hillipe
Hoy
Becomes
Am
Inn
PARIS,
Sept.
29.
Diplomat
relations
between
Canada
and
France
was
established
today
when
Hon.
Phtllipe
Roy,
who
has
served
the
dominion
more
than
17
years
as
commissioner
general
in
Paris
presented
his
credentials
to
the
president
Doumourge
and
became
Canada's
first
minister
pleni
otentiary
and
envoy
extra-ordii:-.ry
to
the
French
republic.
The
'eremony
was
held
In
the
histoiic
Chateau
de
Ramboulllet,
the
summer
residence
of
the
French
president.
After
a
brief
audience,
the
minister
returned
to
Paris
where
Ths
cut
above
Wai
reproduced
from
a
miiei-tlou
of
photographs
pin
n
nttl.'
-
m
bout
this
W.1V.
Th
r-
aii
a
0d
fir
in
IlluMr.itlon
to
bilKtitea
anl
'..i..ilue
it
'!::
through
th
)!'.
The
photograph
of
the
new
..nudum
Pacific
cuisine
i-aiiir
'
.
It
illustrates
the
largest
passenger
eniclre
In
the
ltrltlsh
Empire,
our
n.nl.
is
a!:
i
It.
Put
It
on
one
side
!
Then
we
mw
the
picture
of
the
ox
which
In
cnKfd
11,
jnn,
at
Trieite.
Thin
we
thought
we
could
tie
up
to
theen'ne
In
some
way.
l.ut
l,
r
.
graph
of
the
elephar.t
at
Kandy
we
thought
that
it
ou.d
he
mi
h
hetle-
and
env
"
OS.
say.
"power"
or
"World
t.-aoaport"!
The
Aft
ran
Zulu
with
the
Rlrksba
In
Story
of
thin
nature,
but
when
w
aw
the
bca
t
ul
curves
of
the
I.unghws
Prue
1
,v
Uas
of
the
Moon
Arch
In
tl.e
gardes
of
the
Jaili
Tree
Htudto
at
Shanghai
we
thou.:
t
:
could
make
an
appeal
of
aorta
to
the
cultural
aide
of
our
reader.
Rut
the
offli
r
on
the
locomotive,
the
make-up,
roan
thought
he
could
dealgn
...
tetter
lay-out
w--1
trA
our
falr-haJred
itenogrmphef
coaildered
the
a
collect:
m
artntic.
V
coBpromid
by
deciding
to
make
a
three.
column
i.Mt.ul
of
a
two-eolumti
u
an.
-
waas
tnen
remained
was
te
tie
them
up
In
ome
..y,
o
we
sot
out
out
graph
of
the
"Bmpress
of
France,"
and
there
you
have
..iMpi.-trt
abort
atorjr
ENJOYABLE
WHIST
Royal
Society
of
St.
George
Kn
tertalned
at
Function
in
Met
ropole
Hall
ueorge,
attenoance
being
not
as
large
as
might
have
bee
expect-,
ed
'
owing
to
Ute
'
ujfvorabJe'
iweather
and
eoQter
lrritlont.
1'rue-wlnnera
at
whist
were:'
First,
Mrs.
Jack
Us
ten
ford;
ladies'
second,
Mrs,
C.
Brewerton;
men's
first.
F.
W.
Aldridge;
men's
sec-
COURT
HOUSE
DANCE
HELD
LftST
EVENING
Enjoyable
Time
at
the
I.O.D.K.
Hall
and
Presentation
Mnde
to
Members
Leaving
enjoyable
dances
for
many
a
day)
with
Premier,
wna
that
irivsn
lAat
nfckt
In
tk
you
are
the
regletered
owner,
and
that
Vln
u
,t..
,
n
v
t-.n
....
i.
"
t...
-T
you
are
required
to
pay
the
aunt
ol
"1""
"c
'
u
mmn
1
i.u.i.u.
nan
uy
un
cutpiujreva
ui
ot
8
per
annum
from
the
lat
Janu-1
.
,,,
.
.
,
.
ary
1928
and
cosu,
within
two
months
,
unknown
soldier
at
Arc
de
Trl-from
the
29th
day
Of
September,
1028,
mnr.p
falling
which
you
will
be
foreclosed!
m",
without
further
notlte.
i
Other
Canadians
attending
the
d?o?Auu.70"
included
Hon.,
C.
A.
wtxjDS,
held
CBAin
e
htndman.i
Dunnintr.
Senator
Uandurand.
Acoroved-
McLcod
nidg,
Edmonton.
,
,
,
,
,,on
,
,
.
,
0
Bolleltora
for
the
Uertnacee.
Robxlphe
Ivemieux.
Senator
'A.
T.
Klnnalrd,"
Dept.
Registrar.
11.
s.
Ueland
Thornton.
and
Sir
Henry
One
of
the
prettiest
and
most
n,lhJlr,
James
Underwood,
J.
R.
Tunnock,
A
new
t
Miss
Vera
Smith
and
Ml
I.ucv
'installed
PARTY
LAST
NIGHT
--y
,
nd
An
enjoyable
whist
drive
was
neiu
last
nignt
in
me
aieiropoie
inge
jt
nan
tiy
ine
Koyai
society
of
t
jLeighton
two
preseirtations
were
mane
,
now
is
i
during
the
evening.
Trten
w;
aldltioh.
'Tt
caning
set
went
to
Mix
Mar-
to
tho.a
v
garet
Eyolfsen
on
the
occasion
Of
las
the
her
prospective
marriage.
A
club
tunc
bag
went
to
R.
H.
Leigh
ton
who
is
leaving
for
England
syon
and
1
was
a
parcel
for
Mrs.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
4
Prince
Rupert
C.
A.
Procunier,
Sunny
side;
L.
d.
Lycett.
T.
R.
Sewell,
and
Win.
J.
Butt.
Vancouver;
D
r'raser,
ond,
Mrs.
Thomas
Beattie
on
cut
Hay
sport;
R.
Brealey.
New
West-wtth
R.
Brealey
Refreshments
mlnaUr!
afe'
D.
Harbouirh.
Madi-
Vere
served
at
11.30.
!,n.
Wfk.:
iames
Donaldson.
Port
F.
J.
Fuller
was
master
of
Essin&n;
H.
L.
Patteraon.
Any-teremojies
and
J.
Walker
presid-f&c;
Norman
Boyd
and
T.
(i.
Gar-ed
at
the
door.
Other
membjajgUu.
Vancouver;
J.
E.
Uwrence.
of
the
committee
in
charge
wfi$boronto
;
h.
E.
Goulbourne
and
Airs,
falter
Shaw,
ifcjs.
C.
BrqWw.
R.
Bennett,
Vancouver;
W.
A
erton.
F.
W.
8.
Vincent
and
Mr.
Talbot.
Anvox:
to
Herco.
Van-
Lamb.
During
the
evening
there
Couver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
F
.Wood
were
enjoyable
piano
solos
by
Mrs.
!ttd
n.
Pittsburtr.
Pa..
Joseph
C.
J.
Norrlngton.
'W.li
Alto
Arm
Central
John
Babe,
Vancouver,
John
Nelson
and
John
Baraet,
city;
L.
A.
Cokely,
Vancouver.
Savoy
J.
L.
Lidstrom,
8jrf
Inlet;
John
Phillipson
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Jonasaon,
OMfrWI
'
'"JoHn
Hasn,
Cedanale;
V.
H.
Spencer,
Pflnewt
itnyai
Harry
Yarun.
Osland;
F.
the
Court
House.
The
hall
was
Haggerty,
KUa
8u
ml
holm,
R
gaily
decorated
In
autumn
colors
McFadden
and
W.
Williams,
and
about
fifty
couples
danced
gina.
with
little
intermission
from
nine
to
two
and
were
then
reluctant
to
leave.
R.
E.
Allen
was
maater
of
cere-monies
and
the
committee
In
charge
consisted
of
E.
R.
drelg,
I
I.ORI)
MAYOR
LONDON
II.
A.
Ke-
LONDON.
Sent.
20.
Sir
Kiims-
ton
Studd
was
today
elected
Lord
Mayor
of
Iondon.
,
)-
f)i-.
uaoaoiaa
racine
tram
nrst
and
at
Naw
Tork
boards
a
amidtan
IJflc
nt
eajad.lv
stfbU
of
tke
world.
The
"Empress
of
France"
doean't
rrnllv
belong
to
the
sat
t
.t
will
not
auke
a
ends,
but.
We
ib
Is
laat
year
at
Rio
d
.Janeiro.
Tbe
"Kain;
cntse
service
y
a
"Imek".
Not
that
this
m-kea
a
en
at
deal
of
dlf'ertn.-ttere
are
many,
readera
of
thla
page
tee,
who
will
apend
t
hriatmas
In
the
Ho;
..1-blossom
time
la
Japan.
They
will
tour
the
West
Indlei
In
comfort
m
Jaauary
c
F
"'Mff
iramims
rowtso
ik.uu
America
and
SOWU
Afrlct
roini
rouna
Ike
MedltorraiMaiL
They
have
shown
us
their
booklets,
and
M
be
showing
as
their
tun
and)
their
a-mv.H
before
Split
-
Is
!
(
V.
rr
the
t'l
Dally
-pt
oa;i
lM.I
aai.i'i
ai.i'l
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r-rrt
C
.
I
i'-ranfre
fift
liS
111
IT,
'
'
1
MOV
IN'
-
1
CBMENT
Our
price,
it
n;"
We,ell
8
M'v
w
'
Any
kind
V
:
J
in
any
;
SAND
msaiureH
nrc
fit.'
ht.
Red
!1
Bo
if
ol""
Phone
us
ami
1
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&
NU.H.'
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Phone:
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