Friday.
August
2,
1929
1
A
Folding
Kodaks
From
$12-25
N:
2
C
Folding
Kodaks
From
..$18.50
Kodak
Films,
all
sizes
in
stock.
Developing
and
printing
:r
amateurs.
Daily
service.
Quality
finish.
Ormes
LM.
ZTiic
Pioneer
Druoqists
THIRD
AVE.
t
SIXTH
ST.
The
Desire
of
a
Boy's
Heart
::;
i
uwn
a
very
own.
if:.,
j.....
ui
...Uu.
1.1.
MMa.i
n
ui-ii
v
mat
nnn
Mis
oitwi-
vi
an
be
gratifkd
for
a
fow
fi.
,iars
Wo
1
avo
a
guar&Bteed
tlme-p-:e-:s
fT
$7.60.
m
It
i3
seven-jewel
led,
made
by
an
rid
r.
Inble
factory,
in
a
screw
ri
bud
front
nickel
case.
Good
i
-T..,g.
(
1
yEwELLEKP
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
riEL!Vf!KY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657.
these
bowl
of
Corn
or
or
honey.
a
treat
in
the
CORN,
CORN
FLAKES
K
as
jrw-
Mad.
by
Extra
.
II
J..I
...
i-imm.
mnnmrinr,
ritrnj,.
v
"i"
Journal
of
Commerce,
''MVOr.
f.on
11...
...J
i
zf
7
'
1
r"
'
Rush
pi.
r
il
...
V
"'m''t
Co.
and
E.
II.
known
financial
KODAK
TIME
Brownies
from
.
.
.
$2.25
Vest
Pe.ckefl
Kodaks.;..
15.00
No.
1
Folding
Kodaks
;
7rom
v
$11.25
No.
3A.
Folding
Kodaks
From
$84.00
Cine
Kodak
(Movie),
f.
3.5.
lens
$100.00
-TELEPHONES
8?
o
200
I
I
SPECIAL
to
clear
Cheese
Cloth
at,
per
pkg.
25C
,
,
.
10
yards
at,
per
plfg..
.
50c
mm
r
J.
A.
Kirkpatrick
SIXTH
STREET
.
.
imiiM..jjULU
isi
m.asssa
yWfSA.BfcTsssssJ
HUB
SPECIAL
THIS
WEEK!
Surplus
Wallp
aper
33
1-3
DISCOUNT
REMNANT
ROOM
LOTS
$l.G0lo
$2.00
A.
W.
Edge
Co.
Wholesale
and
Retail
Paint
Distributors
mornings
with
a
crisp
Kellogg's
Flakes
and
milk
cream!
Add
fruit
And
there's
that
has
no
rival
cereal
world.
FLAKES
K.ltott
'
Lonln,
Ontario
erupv
Ovn-fruh
.
'
..Iwrl
on
man
ni
Vancouver.
miM"
yeaterdav's
trui
after
having
'
.
.
.,
...
P',Mt
tW"
eks
holiday
at
Jas-
Douglas
Lodge
and
reU'
ym'A
,0
1
mouver
on
the
I'ii
mi'
Charles
last
evening
Local
Items
4
a
Taxi
Phone
4,
Big
4
Taxi,
tf
Dentist
Dr.
J.
R.
IC
Gosse.
Gosse.
1'none
Fhone
i-i-'r
1
K.
Gibb
is
a
visitor
Isitor'
in
in
the
the
city
city
from
Anyox.
J.
Board
man
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Princess'
Charlotte
on
a
trip
to
Ketchikan.
Earl
Barrle
and
frank
.Morrison
returned
borne
on
the
Prince
.
,-George
tola
morning
(ram
a
motoring
jrlp
fa
tbe
aouth.
i
t;
The
two
McOubbin
girls
of
Pacific
who
have
been
spending
a
holiday
vwting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
At
Fin
nic
returned
to
their
home
this
morning
on
the
train.
Miss
N.
Doris,
of
the
New
York
.
.
fi
i
f
i
1
1
.!..
i
lines,
was
a
Tisiurr
in
tne
city
yesterday
and
sailed
last
eve-j
ntng
on
the
Prince
Charles
for
Vancouver.
J
R.
Turner,
mine
maaaaer
of
tbe
Duthle
Mine
at
SailUiers,
arrived
Jn
the
city
tills
morning
oa
tbe
Prince
George
from
Vaneettvef
aatt
left
.pa
fce
train
for
Bmltben.
After
he
Tlas
vle-tted
tbe
Duthle
Mine
he
Intends
-to
return
here
and
then
go
Bert
to
Stewart.
Tbe
Winnipeg
Kiddles,
who
will
give
a
performance
tonight
aad
tomorrow
night
at
the
Cspftol
Theatre,
arrived
in
the
city
this
morning
oa
th
Prince
George.
They
seeaj
to
be
a
lively
trunon
of
youngsters
and
as
they
oacae
off
tthe
boat
this
morning
they
gave
their
Winnipeg
yell.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Leif
Erikson
picnic
August
11.
Catholic
Bazaar.
October
2
and
3-
158
I
i
QUALITY
GROCERIES
AT
RIGHT
PRICES
FOR
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
FANCY
SLICED
SIDE
BACON
Swift'
or
Gainer's.
Per
lb
e
I
GAINER'S
PURE
LARD
3-lb.
pails
60c
5-lb.
pails
X
.1.00
10-lb.
palls
19
PULLET
EXTRAS
dot.
$1.00
CHEAJ4ETTKS
Quiek
macaroni.
Per
pkg
10c
VEGETIZED
WAFERS
Beat
for
health.
Pec
pkg
Sfteffn
0VENKI8T
OAT
CAKES
Froah
shiptneat.
2
pkgs
4Co
HEINZ
COMR1NATION
SPECIALS
OFFER
NO.
1-
1
bot.
oucumber
pickle
or
rellth
1
bottle
catsup,
large
1
tin
crearn.of
tomato
aoup
sail.
All
For
05c
OFFER
NO.
2-1
bottle
Heint
vinegar,
16
om'.
1
jar
sandwich
relish
1
Un
cooked
spaghetti,
ami
.
All
For
65c
OFFER
NO..
8
1
jar
peanut
butter,
medium
1
bottle
tomato
eateup,
Ige.
1
tin
baked
beans,,
sml.
All
For
63c
PRESERVING
APRICOTS
Per
crt
$1.45
PRUNIiS
lbs
2c
REFLEX
FLOOR
WAX
.
Per
Un
.t,.,..
28c
liiAANlCILlDLiftlS
1
er
Un
16c
LHim
5
COltNED
UHEF
Is.
2
tins
.
.
M
45c
Watts'
Grocery
quality
Right-Pricetf
Right
M
PHONE
56
,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
This
afternoon's
;raJn,
due
from
the
east
at
330
'was
reported
thl
morning
to
be
on
time.
MM
Ethel
Christ?
of
tbe
stall
of
the
City
hall,
lei
eft
this
morning
on
the
train
lor
a
week
In
Terrace.
fc.'IP.
''
W.
Baldwin
'
-okki
Canadian
National
auditor,
arrived
in
tbe
city
this
morning
on
tbe
Prince
George
irom
Vancouver.
Howard
Chambers
of'
Inverness
Cannery
returned
home
on
the
train
this
morning
after
attending
the
rjaherlej
Convention
here.
Mr.
Pusslnger
of
Careioss,
Tmkon
Territory,
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
Teikwa,
where'
he
will
spend
a
couple
ot.
months.
A.
C.
Gradoek
of
the
Giant
Powder
Company
of
Vancouver,
was
a
passen
ger
aooara
the
rrmce
ueorge
arriving
in
the
city
this
morning.
S.
McMillan
of
the
Kllm
Milk
Com
pany
was
a
passenger
aboard
tbe
Prince
George
UU
tnorninf
making
the
round
trip
to
Alaska.
Fire
Chief
MaeDooald
returned
this
morning
on
tbe
Prlaee
George
from
Vancouver
where
he
has
been
atten
ding
a
Fire
Chiefs
Convention.
t.
S.
Irvine,
who
has
been
vtattlng
in
the
city
with
his
brother,
J.
B.
Irvine,
left
oa
tbit
morning's
train
on
his
return
to
Ms
borne
In
Oalgary.
J.
F.
Dotale
of
the
Duthle
Mine,
arrived
la
the
etty
tntt
morning
on
the
Prince
George
lrm
Vancouver
ansn
left
oa
this
morasnfi
train
for
Smith
-
C.
T.
Hem
arrived
In
tbe
city
this
morning
oa
the
Pitas
Qeorge
from
the
aouth
en
route
to
the
Laketse
Lake
Hatchery,
of
which
he
is
supedntee-,
i
deat.
J.
Tingley
was
a
passenger
aboard
tbe
Princess
Charlotte
this
morning
going
up
to
Wran-gell.
Pete
ds
Jong,
formerly
ot
the
staff
I
of
the
Rupert
TaWe
Supply
of
thlsi""1
,
,
.
'
pnnoe
Oeone
from
a
visit
u
his
borne'
jm
TUberg.
Holland.
'
1
"
The
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Princcae-
Charlotte
arrived
in
nort
this
morrifnp'
at
9
aim
from
the
south'
'anrfl
wttelj
agattt
at.
,
,
.Oft
iji,
5.f
'.tft
l
n.ov
ior
frtiasKa.
,
j,
tlse
ure-niatory
oi
tne
naiiDut
ana
i
nreeting
with
a
good
deal
of
suc-Mr.
and.
Mrs.
Ceo,
Riagataden.
and
Misses
Geraidlnad
Jean
-
1
ette
Ringatad
from
Pert
Bdward,
1
are
-vintrng
in
i-np-citynna
-are
:
registered
at
the
Prfnc
Rupert
Hotel.
'
R.
Goase
aad.
F.StrjtntT,
vvfeo
have
been-.
Mteadinx
tbe
Fisheries
Con
ventfon
1h
the
-city.
Jeft
last
night
on
the
steamer
Prinoe
Charles
ofr
their
retani
'to
their
bonea
in
Vancouver.
'
T.
E.
BursVek.
olreaOkr
of
tbe
PslfU
)
Pstvagt
Oosapaafi
arrives!
la
eitr
this
SBoraiaa
an
the
Prince
Ofot,
N.
T.
Burdlefci
vo
la
now
la
Stevart.
Is
eapecteel
t
arrive
la
the
eity
thai
aftetaooa.
.
The
will
ape
a
few
day
is
the
eitr
oa
bast-
Mra.
a
Upoin
imT
three
ciiil-dreo
will
sail
this
afioraoon
on
tbe
Princeat
Mary
fat
Vancouver.
They
are
leaviag
Prince
Rupert
and
expect
to.
reside
in
the
eooib..
Mr.
LiDstn
ie
airesdr
Maa
Betty
Brodhunt
daughter
of
l.'Sftwaa
aaa
Mrs.
Brodhtmt
of
Bpeat-
w4
Bay,
Yaaoauver
IslaaC
aasl
tor-Mtly
of
Prince
Rupert,
is
spending
a
holiday
visit
la
the
eity.
renewing
the
arqualiitane
of
her
More
youth-
i
Sal
m.
She
will
be
the
flies
of
Mrs.
Hubert
Wart.
AUln
Avenue,
aa
also
of
Ulss
Jesn
WlNoa
at
the
WOwas
iiilliii
eamp
at
M
UoNldkaU
Oreek.
PteeateT
.Orcheatra
aneneapaali'il
sliiaur
MalaspJna
of
the
aatro!
which
took
the
visiting
meen-tiets
of
the
Fisheries
ftupsjatlsn
aad
thesr
lady
frtsads
and
a
lew
tooaj
poodle
up
the
Skeena
Elver,
vial
ting
Che
onaaerlas
and
topping
for
lunoh
at
Oaastoa.
The
party
eapecas
to
b
beaat
la
thne
for
dinner
aad
tonlgirt
a
traag
ball
M
being
given
In
tdetr
at
Moose
Hall
R.
It.
Raid
of
Vancouver,
grand
Boaster
of
the
Masonic
1
Order
in
British
Columbia,
arrived
In
th
city
this
morning
and
la
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mra.
U.
C.
McLennan.
He
will
address
the
local
Maeoas
tonight
and
Monday
will
proceed
to
Smithers
on
a
similar
mission,
afterwards
going
eaat
from
there.
HALIBUT
SALES
American
Atlas,
82,000,
Cold
Storage,
12.7e
and
8c.
I
Amy,
12.000,
Cold
Slurntro
.
13
4c
and
8c.
t
Cedric.
10.000.
Booth
Fisheries.
l.H.Sc
and
8c,
Canadian
t'apella
I.
12.0(H),
Attin
Hah
'ti'S.
lV'SfTld
8
j
Foil
it-,
8,00,
12.ik-
and
8c.
BANQUET
GIVEN
FOR
VISITORS
TO
CONVENTION
(Continued
From
Page
1)
m
rrrt
-t1
New
President
Speaks
In
accepting
the
presidency,
fol
lowing
his
installation,
Mr.
Johnson
mentioned
particularly
the
good
work
being
done
at
the
fisheries
experimental
station.
One
of
the
first
things
they
found
out
was
that
the
ice
they,
had
been
using
was
full
of
bugs.
However,
they
were
not
harmful
bugs,
only
they
discolored
the
fish.
It
was
planned
to
benefit
by
the
informa
tion
and
make
the
ice
pure.
He
felt
it
a
great
honor
to
Prince
Rupert
and
to
his
company
that
he
should
be
elected
president.
Mayor
McMordie
made
a
neat
speech
in
responding
to
the
toast
to
Prince
Rupert
.
He
prophesied
great
things
for
tbe
city
of
Prince
Rupert
in
the
not
farditant
fu
ture.
AH
the
wealth
of
the
ocean
was
hers.
An
immense
business
should
be
developed
from
the
fisheries,
and
the
product
of
the
forests
and
mines
and
in
the
development
of
the
hinterland.
He
expected
Prince
Rupert
would
become
a
city
of
which
all
would
be
proud.
"As
Canadians,
we
are
proud
of
our
country,
as
British
Columbians
we
are
proud
of
our
province,
and
as
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
we
are
proud
of
our
city,"
he
concluded.
Hon.
S.
L.
Howe,
enthused
over
tbe
reception
he
had
been
given
in
the
city,
spoke
humorously
of
the
weather
which
he
had
pro
duced
for
the
district
recently
He
spoke
of
the
fisheries
briefly
and
said
he
had
been
meeting
the
fishermen
and
cannerymen
an
A
nflisra
and
fnmiHartrintr
him-
...
,,
J.
P.
Babcock
spoke
briefly
of
tbe
problems
of
the
international
fisheries
commission,
of
which
he
i.
k.
rh.irmnn
Th
commission
nao
the
unanimous
support
of
the
fL.krmn
and
all
ntlier
interests
ccernetl.
They
were
studying
.
.
...
.
.
,
J
The
feathering
broke
up
with
the
singing
of
the
national
anthem
and
AU1Q
lang
CiJ'ne.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
8
D-
Johnston
Ob.
Ud
)
B.
C.
Silver,
l.t.
Bayviw.
21-S.
S.
Bsj
Uawouri.
1.66,
1.60,
Cork
Province.
M,
10
1-2.
Cotton
Belt.
Nil.
80.
Quavell,
NO.
18.'
George
Oopper,
7.40.
7.79.
Oeergia
Blvsr.
141-2,
34.
OMamda
1
OS,
1.04.
Indepsndeaee.
BS-4,
1ft.
Indian
Mines.
4,
8.
Inter.
Ooal
it
Oake.
84,
M.
Ko7Unay
Ploreace,
Ul-4,
WW.
L.
&
L.,
3.
S.
Lucky
Jan.
.
10.
Mohawk.
3.
11-2.
Morton
Waobwy.
Nu.
8.
Many
Rrver
OoU,
NO.
4.
Manaot
Motate,
1.
4.
National
Silver.
II.
14.
Nokie
Five,
611-2.
69
13.
Oissan
Oopoer,
34
,26.
Pead
OreUle,
0.49,
6.80.
Preesiar.
1
14,
1.83.
9crter
Idaho,
48.
80.
Beeves
Maeataoaid,
1.86,
1,M.
RttftM
Argeate,
39,
99.
Bath
Hope.
S6,
mi..
Silver
Crest,
11-4.
N.
Uvorado.
TO,
80.
SUveraaMh.
8.
10.
Moeaa
King.
4,
6.
Hcoan
RssnMsr.
8.
Nt.
nowflake.
44.
48.
Sunloch.
3.00.
m.
-,
Toaley
tUoaftetC
34,
37.
Trrtc
Mlnaa.
80.
NU.
Wellington.
8.
NU.
Whitewater,
60,
66.
"
Woodbine.
4.
6.
mis
Advance.
NU.
4.06.
A.
P
OotMollOated.
4.14.
4.18,
Dalhousls.
l.M.
l.M.
Devsatah.
S6.
69.
Pahvan
Pet.
1113.
13
1-4,
'
FootlulU
Oil
tt
Oas.
7.69.
8.00.
Home,
28
TB,
33.
SO.
Illinois
Alberta,
86,
NU.
Mayland,
e.,
10.00.
MoDoug.
Begur
Ea..
3.49.
3.60.
UeLsod.
4.00.
4.81.
New
McDoug.
8eg.,
1.3S.
1.50.
Boyallte.
150.00,
184.00.
Freehold.
1
73.
1
76.
Hargal.
1
83.
1.9.
Turner
Valley,
1.08.
1.07.
United,
1.48.
1.14.
Mill
City.
9.00.
9.40.
Associated.
3.98.
4.
0
'
CONVICT
MUTINY
AT
LEAYENWORTH
LEAVENWORTH.
Kansas.
Aug
A
mutiny
among
the
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ESTABLISHED
1770
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
GREAT
SHOE
SALE
AT
M'ARTHUR'S
SHOE
STORE
This
first
wpekin
(August
brings
with
it
again
the
great
annual
event
in
Mc
Arthur's
Shoe
Store.
This
is
a
price
slashing
sale
of
Slf,000
worth
of
shoes
men's
shoes,
women's
shoes,
boys'
and
girls'
shoes
andahoes
for
the
little
ones.
The
whole
stock
of
Mc-
Arthur's
Shqe,
Store
'is,
being
offered
at
this
sale
-tllere
is
no
re-
aerva
on
anv
shoe
in
the
store.'
And
the
stock
is
all
new
but
the!
fall
and
winter
purchases
are.
coming
in
soon
and
room
must
be;
made
for
them
and
cash
raised
to
i
pay
for
them.
This
is
your
opportunity
to
secure
fine
shoes
at
bargain
prices.
Just
imagine,
women's
pumps,!
strap
slippers
and
oxfords,
the'
regular
values
of
which
run
up
to
$8,
are
now
offered
for
$4,45.
Another
lot
of
assorted
lines
for
ladies
different
lasts
and
different
leather
for
$3.95.
Shoes
for
misses,
in
assorted
styles
arid
patterns,
in
sizes
from
11
to
2,
going
for
$2.45.
Men's
fine
drees
shoes
and
oxfords,
in
black
and
brown
you
can
have
your
piek
for
$3.95.
And
school
boats
for
the.
boys
in
all
sizes
for
$2.95.
Take
advantage
of
this
chance
while
it
lasts
and
make
your
pur
chases
at
these
sale
prices.
It
will
pay
you.
Advt.
QUIET
WEDDING
Waller
II.
Utley
Married
Last
Evening
to
Miss
Jennins
A
marriage
was
very
quietly
solemnized
at
the
cathedral
last
evening,
the
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
officiating,
of
Miss
Constance
D.
Jennins,
youngest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stephen
Shepard
Jennins
of
Halifax.
England,
and
Walter
II.
Utley
of
Prince
Rupert,
third
son
of
the
late
Samuel
Utley,
M.
Inst.
C.
E.,
and
Mrs.
Utley
of
Halifax,
England.
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CLASSIFY
woman
wants
work
of
any
kind,
bood
plain
cook,
l'none
Green
698.
(179)
Walk
to
JABOUR'S
5c.
to
95c.
Department
AND
SAVE
MONEY
17-PIECE
CHINA
TEA
SET
.
.95c
ALUMINUM
POTS
Large
site
.'.
95c
FANCY
TEA
CUP
AND
SAUCERS
at
,.95e
FLOOR
RUGS
60c
to
75e
GOOD
QUALITY
GLASS
TUMBLERS
12
for
95c
TEA
POTS
Good
sixe,
Sftc
to
75e
LADIES'
BROADCLOTH
SLIPS
at
95c,
7
SKE1N8
SHETLAND
FLOSS
at
9Se
BOYS'
WOOLLEN
SOCKS
...45c
to
,
G6c
GIRLS'
DRE8SES
Sizes
1
to
5.
Price
95c
INFANTS'
BROADCLOTH
ROMPERS
95c
IlOYS
BLOUSES
75c
BOYS'
TWO-PIECE
UNDERWEAR
Garment
40c
Jabour
s
5c.
to
95c.
Third
Ave,
Seventh
St.
Phone
643
Is
elm
hint
remedv
known
for
sunburn,
heat
rashes,
eczema,
sore
feet,
stings
and
blisters.
A
skin
food!