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PAGE
SIX
THE
.DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
September
12.
102.S
A
SMART
appear-ance
requires
well-kept,
well-polished
shoes.
Shoe
Polish
not
only
gives
shoes
a
lustrous
lasting
polish
but
also
preserves
the
leather
and
prevents
cracking.
It's
economical,
too.
Fifteen
cents
a
tin-enough
for
a
hundred
shines.
There'
I
a
S'ugget
thadt
or
ererp
ihoe
model
Westholme
Theatre
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
only.
Sept.
11
and
12
Pasty
Ruth
Miller
in
d
Riders
TUNNEY-HEENEY
fight
for
the
Fight
Picture
starts
Admission
-
-
-
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
oo
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
our
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
give
instant
ser-,
vice
in
buying
and
selling
Mining
Storks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
al.o
have
facilities
for
axcepiing
Wheat
order
oo
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
Representing
Sillier,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.D.
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
617
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd.
RAIN
i
COATS
Our
New
Line
of
Mandle-berg
IMPORTED
COATS
la
now
complete.
Rubber
Coats,
Silk
Coats
Aviator
style
and
Children's
models
in
a
nice
variety
of
colorings
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
St
Phone
0
COAL
Your
choice
EDSON
CASS1DY
-
WELLINGTON
TELIfWA
AIoo
Hulkky
Hay
and
Grain.
Agi-nt
for
Robin
Hood
Flour.
.
Thane
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
I
m
of
Canada
championship
of
the
world
8.20
and
10.20.
-
-
-
25c
and
50c
Take
the
Opportunity
of
theee
j
Fair
Week
Specials
It
means
quite
a
saving
to
you.
Flour,
Purity
or
Five
Roses,
98
lb.
sack
1.1)0
49
lb.
sack
J?2-0
Pastry
Flour.
10
lb.
sick
...
55
e
Milk,
all
brands,
per
ease
$5.50
Granulated
Sugar,
100
lb.
sack
$7.00
Coffee.
Nabob,
Xalldn,
Blue
Ribbon,
Braid's
or
Supreme,
1
lb.
tin
3f
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
best
on
the
market,
lb
50
Tea,
Blue
Ribbon,
Nabob,
Mai-
kins,
or
Braids,
1
lb.
pkg.
70
e
Finest
Bulk
Tea,
lb
(15
Wealthy
wrapped
Apples,
box
$2.75
Preserving
Bartlett
Pears,
60
lb.
bo
$2.00
reserving
Peaches,
box
..
$1.50
Italian
Prunes,
box
$1.23
Choice
Tomatoes,
5
lb.
basket
:t5r
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Pioprietor
ifth
Street
Phone
208
DRYB
RCH
JACKHNB.
,ANI)
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.50
Doubly
Load
(6.50
'Large
Sack
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Bootless
Large
Egg
$12.50
A
I
U-r;i!
Sontlfss
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lum
$
1
.'.00
Also
all
other
clauses
of
coal
Hyde
Transfer
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
5S0
139
Second
Ave.
FAIRWAY
WON
ST.
LEDGER
DONC
ASTER,
Sept.
12.
Lord
Derby's
Fairway,
the
favorite,
won
the
St.
Ledger
Stakes
today
over
a
course
one
mile
and
six
furlongs
132
yards.
l'alais
Royal
came
second,
and
Cyclonic
third.
Thirteen
horses
ran.
Fairway
went
to
the
post
7
to
4;
l'alais
Koyal
100
to
6
and
Cyclonic
100
to
13.
RAIN
STOPS
FAIR
EVENTS
MRAllE
AM)
STAMPEDE
TO
TAKE
1'LACE
TOMOKKOIV
AM)
INTEK-ESTIM1
I'KCMlKAM
ritOMISEII
J
OK
TONIGHT
Owing
to
the
unfavorable
condition
of
the
weather,
M.
P.
MeCatfery.'
presi
dent
of
the
Fair
Boud.
announced
this
rooming
the
such
outdoor
event
as
the
street
pourtop
and
stampede,
which
were
to
hare
been
held
this
afternoon,
would
be
postponed
until
tomorrow
and
will
take
place,
weather
permitting,
at
the
same
time
as
was
planned
today
The
parade
promise
to
be
a
good
one
featured
By
man
novelties.
Tex
Young,
movie
coir
boy.
who
arrived
this
morning
from
Hollywood,
will
take
a
prominent
part
In
the
parade
but
per-
:
haps
the
most
Interesting
feature
will
!
be
the
Prtnoe
Ruprrt
PtoneenV
Association,
lu
this
pageant,
led
by
the
:
-cyi'
Band
will
be
Hosts
representative
of
the
pioneer
surveyor
gang,
land
i
clearing
gang,
pioneer
float.
Calumet
j
Hotel,
pick
and
shovel
gang,
pioneers
and
merchant,
volunteer
fire
brigade,
muskeg
scouts
and.
a
honored
per-acnages.
In
can
will
ride
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
first
postmaster
here,
and
Mrs.
Mcintosh;
D.
McD.
Hunter,
first
school
principal
and
Mrs.
Hunter,
and
Fred
3iork.
first
mayor,
and
Mrs.
Stork.
F.
W.
Hart
has
done
Indefatigable
work
in
connection
with
the
organization
of
th!a
feature
of
the
parade.
It
la
expected
that
there
wUl
be
a
.large
crowd
in
the
hall
far
tbe
vsuii-
V
'
-I.
I
i
.
I.,
mi
i
I
hl.h
t
io
be
one
of
the
beat
of
Ma
kind
ever
staged
here.
Among
those
appearing
on
he
program
will
be
Tex
Young.
Cow
I
Boy
et
median
a
well
as
the
comedy
rrup
of
Ruth
and
Malloy.
who
arrived
from
the
south
this
morning.
CANON
RUSHBROOK
TO
REMAIN
IN
CIIY
AND
CARRY
ON
HIS
WORK
Friends
of
Rev
Canon
W
F.
ore
as.,
and
their
came
Is
legion.
wUl
be
glad
to
know
that,
he
has
decided
to
remain
and
make
his
home
in
Prince
Woperl
For
the
next
lew
weeks
be
will
have
charge
of
the
Cathedral
aer-'loss
and
after
that
will
oarrjr
on
gaa-ral
work
In
the
district
tor
the
church
well
as
undertaking
some
literary
sort
la
which
be
la
engaged
Oancn
KuanLrsok
has
been
In
tbe
neat
something
like
a
quarter
of
a
:wtury
ard
tt
would
have
been
a
d9
tlnat
lass
to
the
community
if
bo
bast
d'rilded
to
go
away.
f
SPORT
CHAT
!
The
aauthtre
bas.bsli
team
brought
j
playing
e.ion
to
a
coassiul
close
last
aeek
by
winning
three
straight
tames
irom
other
local
teams.
Tho
gaaea
tre
well
contested
and
aoake
snappy
playing
was
evidenced.
In
the
lirst
game
Al
Flnnerty'a
Outlaws
tall
victims
to
tbe
Scat
then
regulars
10
to
a
The
second
win
for
Imltbers
over
the
Outlaws
It
to
resulted
in
the
netors
carrying
off
a
cash
prtas
of
SO
A
challenge
game
between
tbe
Marvolubee.
captained
by
Vernon
Kby,
and
the
amithers
team
resulted
In
a
8
to
I
win
for
Bmlthssa
The
pitching
Tt
Arnold.
Coodaerc
aad
Warner
was
largely
respond
Me
for
tbe
Victories
'
Roofing
and
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Roofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles
Roll
Roofing
Duilding
Papers
and
Felts
Ererjet
Elastic
Paint
Plastic
Elastlgum
Shingle
Stains
Creosote
Oils
Marine
Scam
Pitch.
Distributors
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
11C
and
117
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
Complete
Slock
Taking
Iertdrtl
l"non
At
Meeting
Lat-t
Night
At
the
meeting
o!
the
public
library
board
laet
night
tt
was
decided
to
take
stock
of
the
books
now
on
hand
with
a
view
to
aneilunriin
the
losses
incurred
since
the
opening
of
the
Institution.
James
Blaek
presided
and
others
present
were
O.
V.
Wilkinson,
Alderman
Dlbb,
V.
Bassobert.
G
Sutherland.
H.
F.
Pullen
and
Miss
rrulckshank.
Tbe
circulation
ti
r
the
seven
days
the
library
was
open
in
August
was
110
made
up
of
fictlcn
903.
Duplicate
pay
17,
Hon
-fiction
ftS.
juvenile
3M.
Sixteen
new
borrowers
took
out
cards
and
nine
were
cancelled
The
total
num
ber
of
earns
now'
ou:
is
26.M4.
Slitrea
new
books
were
added
four
by
gift
and
twelve
by
purchase.
Bight
were
discarded
as
no
longer
fit
for
use.
The
librarian
announced
that
no
new
cards
could
ha
Issued
Saturday
nights
u
she
I
too.
busy.
QUIET
WEDDING
AT
TERRACE
WHEN
MISS
LEAKE
BECOMES
BRIDE
A
quiet
wedding
aa
solemnized
at
St.
MatheWs
Anglican
Church
.Terrace
an
Friday.
Sept.
7.
at
12.30
pjn.
when
Miss
Jean
Leake
of
Lome
Creek
was
united
in
marrlafe
to
John
H.
B.
Ten-nant
of
ibtehle,
tbe
Rev.
A.
W.
Robin
-wn
officiating.
The
tvtde
was
gowned
In
pale
blue
taffeta
and
canted
a
shower
bouquet
of
sweet
peas.
The
bridal
couple
were
unattended.
The
servloe
was
witnessed
by
Mrs.
Tho.
Brooks
and
Mm.
Marsh.
Following
tbe
ceremony
a
wadding
breakfast
was
served
at
the
home
of
Rev.
and
Mro,
Robinson
after
which
the
happy
couple
left
on
the
afternoon
train
for
Lome
Creek
where
they
will
The
groom
is
a
cousin
of
Miss
Bast-
hope's.
Fair
Specials
FOR
THE
VISITORS
AS
WEIX
AS
FOR
OUR
LO
CAL
PATRONAGE
i
We
are
offering
a
good
deal
of
our
slock
at
reduced
prices,
with
special
discount
to
be
given
to
outside
customers
f.-
ttfe
Fair
Week:
White
Sugar
100
lb.
$7.00
While
Sugar,
60
lb.
.
.
$15.05
Lamp
Sugar,,?
Ib.
box.
.
25?
Brown
Sugar,
14
lb...
$1.00
Flour,
98
lb.
sack
..
$5.10
40
lb.
sack
$2.2r,
24
lb.
sack
$1.10
Middleton's
Whole
Wheat
Flour:
49's
$2.0
24's
..
$1.10
Jam,
4
lb.
tins
Strawberry,
Cherry,
Black
Currant,
Apricot,
Rksp-berry,
Locajsberrv
..
7."p
Marmalade
And
Plum
Jam
(JOf
Above
Jams
rated
Al
CANNED
FRUIT
SPECIALS
Raspberries,
Tm,
heavy
syrup
4
tins
$1.00
Plums,
25
lb.
box
...
.
$2.7.
Raisins,
26
Ib.
box
.
.
$2.0.-
P.G.
Naptha
Soap,
16
for
Jj!l00
Lifebuoy
Soap,
12
for
$1.00
Sunlight
Soap,
If
for
$1.00
Lux
Soap,
12
for
..
$1.00
Gold
Dust,
3
for
....
$1.00
Jif,
3
for
l)0r
Washing
Powder,
2
for
i'l
Chlorinated
Line,
6
for
$1.00
Five
String
Branns
r,oc
Shoe
Polish
Spedal
all
"
'
"
"V
TEAS
AND
COFFERS
We
have
just
received
a
New
Coffee
Grinder
and
Pulverizer.
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
per
Ib
.10
lbs.
for
$1.10
MalMn's
Rest
Tea,
2
lbs.
for
SI,
15
Johnson's
Floor
Wax,
Old
English
Wax.
O'Codar
OIL
Liquid
Veneer,
Electric
Floor
Polisher,
all
at
your
service
at
reduced
prices.
Save
Money
Buy
Right
and
from
Mussallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
417-423
Fifth
Avenue
East
Phones
18
and
81
MELEE
FOLLOWS
BOXING
BOUT
NATIVE
I1EATEN
IT
IJV
DIDO
flirt-
vicii
following
defeat
of
NINA
There
was
a
sequel
to
laet
night's
boxing
tournament
in
city
police
court
this
morning
when
Dido
Ourvlch
was
charged
aud
convicted
of
an
unprovoked
assault
upon
James
Lawson
of
Port
Simpson,
the
native
who
knocked
out
accused's
brother.
Nina.
In
tbe
first1
r.und
of
the
temi-wlndup.
Sentence
was
reserved
by
Magistrate
MeClymont
untu
ajo
this
afternoon.
I
Three
natives
Mm
assaulted
man.
who
ipfeared
with
his
head
heavtiy
bandaged
and
hie
eye
shut,
and
his
seconds.
Farcy
Kennedy
aad
Andrew
Tait
testified
to
tbe
effect
that,
after
tbe
tjut.
accused
want
into
the
dressing
room
and
declared
that
Lawson
was
too
heavy
for
hh
brother
saying
"I
can
lick
tbe
whole
three
of
you."
Kennedy
saM.
"Tou
think
you
can,"
and
.then
accused
came
over
and
"walloped"
Lawson
straight
on
the
eye.
-two
stttehes
being
necessary.
According
to
Dido's
story,
he
went
into
the
dressing
room
for
a
bucket
of
water.
He
asked
Lawson
what
his
weight
was
and
was
told
ISO
pounds.
Dido
said
that
he
(Lawvon)
was
too
big
ind
proposed
that
be
himself
and
Law-son
have
a
match
aay
a
week
bono,
rhen.
according
to
Dido,
Tait
swung
on
him
and
he
ettesnpted
to
return
tbe
wing.
Ourrtch
swore
that
he
dad
not
bit
Lawson
nor
did
be
know
bow
he
got
the
eyc
Laser
there
was
a
general
melee
and
tee
three
natives
got
Dido
to
tbe
floor.
This
was
tbe
state
of
affairs
when
police
offlcers
arrived
on
tbe
scene.
City
Solicitor
E.
Y.
Jones
submitted
that
tbe
story
of
aocueed
was
absurd.
The
protecuSor
saked
for
a
heavy
aeti-tenoe,
suggeetiag
that
a
term
of
imprisonment
might
be
good.
"He
ought
to
be
taught
a
lessen
lor
be
aapeoaa
to
be
becoming
tbe
villa
bully."
observed
air.
Jonas.
In
finding
accused
guilty,
Magistrate
MeClymont
remarked
that
If
such
conduct
was
allowed
to
continue,
it
would
mean
that
prtaa
fighting
would
have
to
tot
stopped
la
town.
Tbe
ftret
essentisl
for
a
boxer,
u
Unread
the
snag-i-tT.-.te.
was
that
be
should
be
able
to
keep
his
temper.
Tbe
attack,
tt
was
;
-icent,
had
been
unwarranted
DIDO
GURVICH
FINED
A
fine
of
MO.
with
option
ot
thirty
days'
Imprisonment,
waa
unpoaed
on'
Dido
Owvteb
by
Magistrate
VkOynaont
this
afternoon
for
assanlting
Jam
lowaen
at
last
night's
boalng
touraa-
avent.
Tbe
nisatstrali
pointed
out.
in
warning
Ourvioh.
that
the
offeoos
eras
eoaaldercd
with
auoh
isrlinisnni
by
the
law
that
a
taartSTWim
penalty
of
two
tmprisoacient
was
provMad.
I
Dr.
Alexander
rilONC
S7S
RtKH
lll.JKK
DENTIST
Phon.
547
WOMEN
OF
TERRACE
MEET
VISITING
LADY
Mm.
I'itlft.
Judge
at
.the
Fair,
Aadrruiea
Institute
and
Ilicurs
lVlnter
Work
TERRACB,
Sept.
11.
A
pleasant
and
profitable
afternoon
wat
spent
here
onj
Saturday
when
a
special
meeting
of
the
Women's
Institute
was
called
to
meet
Mrs.
Pitts
of
Nelson,
Judge
ot
domestic
and
tansy
work
at
the
fair
and
provincial
treasurer
of
the
institute.
Mrs.
Hall
presided
over
the
meeting
which
waa
attended
by
about
forty
ladies.
Mrs.
Pitts
gave
a
very
Interesting
talk
on
institute
work
and
offered
many
helpful
suggestions
for
work
locally.
She
highly
commended
the
local
institute
on
the
spleedld
record
made
in
the
short
time
since
organizing,
and
urged
tbe
ladles
to
continue
In
tbe
work,
stressing
the
necessity
of
some
definite
work
and
asm
in
view
to
keep
up
li.terest
and
live
up
to
the
ideals
of
tbe
InsUtute.
Poll
owing
tbe
serving
of
afternoon
tea
Mrs.
Pitta
gave
some
Itttefsstl&g
denvonstntions
of
flower
making
wtth
wools
ud
silks
aad
deecrxbed
a
number
of
nHareattag
way
of
keeping
tbe
members
busy
both
at
home
and
In
tbe
meeting.
IN
I'KOIIATE
IX
THE
XITKEMK
COIKT
OK
ItltlTIMI
COLIMIHA
In
the
Matter
of
tbe
Administration
Act:
and
i
In
the
Matter
of
tbe
Estate
of
Albert
Rocs
Dsoeaaed
j
TAKE
NOTICB
that
by
order
of
Ills
Honor.
P.
McB.
Young,
tbe
etb
day
of
Septamber.
AX)
1938,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
tbe
estate
ot
Albert
Boos,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
,
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
wauired
to
furnish
same,
nrooeriv
vert-
fled,
to
me
on
or
before
tbe
llih
day
of
October.
AD.
ISM.
and
ail
partlea
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
jae
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
B
O.
Dated
tbe
lltb
day
of
September,
d..
laat.
'
IN
PRORATE
iv
th;
si
riti.Mi:
coi
kt
or
kkitimii!
COI.ItlHIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Admin
letratioc
Act;
aad
tn
the
liitUr
of
tK
B4l
nf
ITttlir
Killas
nee
gather
Soromoa.
De-
j
rcasol.
IntestaU.
TAXB
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Hie
Honor.
P.
McB
Tou
ng
the
6th
day
of
Slept
amber.
AD.
MM.
I
was
appelated!
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Setter
Klllat.
nee
Isthcr
8?iomons.
di
oaased.
and
all
parties
having
claims
againat
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
Tumish
same,
prcpsrly
verified.
,
to
ant
an
or
befnre
the
lltb
day
of
Ootober,
AD.
198.
and
all
parses
indebted
tne
estate
are
requuwa
to
pay
aarunt
of
their
indebtedness
to
forthwith.
XOftHAM
A.
WATT.
I
Official
AdaunUUMor.
i
Plllsse
Rupert.
B.C.
I
Dated
the
11th
day
of
September.
AD.
IMS.
It
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