PAGE
EIGHT
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will
derive
fas
more
satisfaction
from
SALADA
than
you
will
from
cheap
tea
KLY.TOX
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at
Mel
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Institute
of
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'Fresh
from
the
gardens
V"v.
MILLIONS
OF
BUGS
DEAD
JNDRIVE
'"take
No
Prisoners"
Is
"Gen-'"
erolV
Command
in
Battle
Take
no
prlsonera,"
was
General
Tox"
float
command
u
be
Mat
hla
KI.Y-TO.X.
array
Into
the
blir
anting
offensive
against
the
Inaect
trootta.
.
'We're
killing
'era
by
tha
mlllfons'
Was
tha
word
he
flaahed
back
by
FfcY-TOX
radio
shortly
after
tha
drive
atarted.
"Aa
yet
we
haven't
crippled
ona
of
tha
enemy."
hla
report
atatad.
"All
ara
dead
from
tha
lore
up.
The
FT.Y-TOX
sprayers
are
the
deadlleet
on
the
front."
It
la
expected
that
by
September
the
International
bur
army
will
be
depleted
to
eurh
an
extent,
thanks
to
"Oeneral
Tox,"
that
the
lnaect
forces
will
at
that
time
dig-
in
for
the
win
J
ter.
I
ft
n.
tj.i
oi..
it
Mi
c,
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(lewt
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meg
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tRACRAM'
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DEMAND
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FLIE
MOQUITOE
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Na.
"Rupert
Brand"
TIEiDANTIEST
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1
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PIUNCE
RUPEHT,
B.C.
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
THE
VALUE
OF
UNIVERSITY
TO
A
YOUNG
MAN
Fred
Herein
Gives
Address
To
Ro
tary
Club
at
Luncheon
Yesterday
"Whdt
the
University
Offers
tn
V
-...
..
...
.
lounjf
man
was
me
suoject
of
a
brief
but
very
lhterest!ng
address
by
Fred
Ke-gin
to
the
Rotary
Club
at
the
luncheon
yester-day
afternoon
in
lhe
Commodore
-.
Cafe.
In
it
he
summarized
the
whole
situation,
mentioning
particularly
the-
broadening
effect
upon
the
character
of
a
lad
b-ought
un
in
a
small
town.
i
In
the
first
place.
Mr.
Kergln
said,
the
young
man
gets
in
touch
with
people
from
all
over
the
country
and
instead
of
thinking
:n
terms
of
the
home
town
he
thinks
in
terms
of
the
whole
country,
which
is
an
excellent
thing.
He
meets
men
whose
interests
are
in
a
variety
of
different
kinds
of
work
and
give
him
an
opportunity
to
decide
what
line
of
work
he
1
would
like
best.
The
social
side
of
university
life,
the
speaker
said,
was
of
value.
The
young;
student
meets
strangers
and
thus
learns
how
to
meet
people.
If
gives
him
an
opportunity
to,
select
a
cjrele
of
friends
and
these
pften
become
very
intimate
and
remain
friends
througli-out
life,
r
.
M
.
Turning
td
the
I'eld
of
athletics
Mr.
Kergin
showed
how
these
might
be
of
benefits
Physieal
examination
showed
whether
the
regular
compulsory
exercises
could
be
taken
and,
if
not,
then
cor
ective
exercises
were
compulsory
in
their
place.
In
addition
to
these,
there
were
the
games
and
sports
which
appealed
to
many
and
which
often
proved
valuable
in
I
after
life.
!
On
the
cultural
side
was
the
opportunity
at
the
university
to
hear
the
best
music,
see
good
plays
and
get
in,
touch
with-the
tnst
lite
a-;
iture.
All
this
contributed
greatly
to
the
education
of
the-
young
mm
and
as
a
result
the
university
life
I
aa
usually.
a
happy,
one.
often
the
I
grlfdeurtrSy4
alii
rtrrrr
out
country
.
good
citizens
of
the
.
JAMTOU
APrOINTCIl
I
:
From
imonf
13
appttoanta.
S.
L.
PeMhey
haa
been
appointed
janitor
of
King
Edwat-d
High
School,
tie
auc-Tr'i
CH'Tton
who
baa
bean
janitor
of
the
school
since
It
waa
built
nearly,
by
auto
M
y:ri
ago.
Git
The
Habit!
Call
at
Cash
&
Carry
THE
PLACE
WHERE
YOU
CAN
CORN
ON
COB
Per
doz.
CREEN
BEANS
Oft
WAX-3
lbs.
for
,
.45c
,((
.25i
STROIPS
MALT
EXTRACT
Hop
flavored.
Per
tin
$1.00
PHONE
3C0
Cash
&
Carry
319
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday.
Aii
2?
SPECTACULAR
FILM
IS
GRAPHIC
DESCRIPTION
OF
NAVY
AIR
LIFE
"The
Flvintr
Fleet,''
Ramon
Novarra's
spectacular
ro-
.
-A
1
if
i.
li
Lt
L
J.1
mance
01
naval
aviation,
is
me
current
attraction
at
tne
Capitol.
Theatre.
Filmed
with
the
co-operation
of
the
United.States
naval
air
force,
the
picture
is
a
vivid
drama
of
life
with
the
f'yers
at
sea.
It
also
shows
life
in
a
student
aviation
training
base
and
life
at
Annapolis.
Sensational
aerial
thrills
and
acrobatic
flying,
a
rescue
at
sea,
thrilling
parachute
leaps
from
a
blazing
plane,
an.d
other
vivid
details
mark
the
new
Metro-Goldwyn-AIayer
spec-tac'e,
which
George
Hill
directed.
Anita
Page
is
the
heroine,
and
the
cast
includes
Ralph
Graves,
Gardner
James,
Edward
Nugent,
Carroll
Nye,
Sumner
Getchell
and
other
noted
players.
District
News
Mra.
creem.
TERRACE
W.
II.
Oliver
and
daughter,
Monday
Monday
for
for
Prtnoa
Prtnoa
SMITHERS
The
annual
Smlthera
Fall
Fair
waa
cpaned
at1
1
o'clock
yesterday
aftetnoon
and
will
oanbnue
until
tonight
with
a
grand
ball
and
prtee
drawing
to
bring
the
lestlvlt'ea
to
a
close.
The
ILst
of
exhibits
Is
the
largeat
so
far
Meent
bled
tn
he
local
hall.
The
sport
program
Include
football
and
haiitoell
District
vltiton
In
town
during
the
nut
i4t
haa
Inaluded:
Mrs.
D.
I
SKIDEGATE
Mrs.
Caldevone
of
Prince
Rup
ert
is
visiting
her
daughter,
Mrs.
J.
Ciccone,
of
Port
Clements,
for
.a
few
days.
left
on
umc
Vi
iun
Hutert
nfkutti
Mr.
Oliver.
wtu
baa
nrema
nave
srent
several
day
ipent
the
summer
in
the
Alice
Arm
holidaying
on
Ralph
Ward's
fa
n
aiftnct
on
twegrapn
.
at
T!eu
River
The
girls
are
un
In
hold
effeett
of
Mr.
and
Mra.
Marentett.
who
arc
leaving
on
day
for
Vanoouver.
W.
Frl-
W.
H.
Ooiton.
aealatont
dlatriet
Hpr
fho
nro
nf
Tra
fallni?
f
'
nll--
f
Prlni
Hnurt
U
VI"
"
'
T.
town
tm
wWk
paoklnf
the
houae-
Port
Clements
.
W.
.Meyer,
om
of
the
real
old-
tlmera,
ivaid
a
viit
lo
Port
Cle
ments.
He
and
The
Daily
News
engineer
of
Smithera.
la
in
the
cfla-
correspondent
were-
long
ago
great
trlet
thla
"wiek
looking
after
patrtie
friends,
but
last
week
was
the
wcrk
tntereati.
f
jrit
t
rue
they
met
for
over
twenty
..
-
n"n
W'
He
rcporU
eve
ythlng
go-
well
at
the
farm.
Mrs.
.v,.
f.
,
,v
w
.
.hrt
mg
on
viait
in
Vettoouver.
Miaa
Doaoon
wui
Meyers
and
two
children
were
also
have
ehargt
of
Mr.
oubert'a
of
floe
visitors
at
the
Port
during
ma
aaaerxe.
S.
E.
Parker,
Pord
dealer
of
Prince
Rupert,
as
been
visiting
the
lands.
The
ti
mill
operated
by
II
Beavan
at
Port
Clement
i
run
ning
steadily
Two
interesting
curio,
aatj)
that
was
.used
in
the
.
fireL
coal
ganas
beta
Kiaplox
and
smiitten
mine
to
operate
in
British
Col
urn
We"-
.
hla
t
4.
4
t1.4
'!
thistle
is
beooming
quite
a
18ft9.
"d
a
stone
head
of.a-Uydsb
me
race
nan
.and
tha
district
agrteul-
Indian
war
club
that.wus
townd
turallat
la
leaking
tha
woparatkm
of
between
Queen
Charlotte
City
ami
"
'
Skidegate
have
been
it
to
Mo
-
.
Re
Broa.
for
display
la
their
MM.
J.
M.
onrtvem.
Miaa
vwwn
wimiows
O
rah
am
ad
Jlfga
'OrahaM
returned
home
on
MonoV
after
a
holiday
trip
Vanesuver.
A
rew
two-it'
rey
wing
la
being
added
to
the
MeBae
House
hotel
here.
There
will
be
a
new
dining
room,
Utoben
and
12
additional
bedrooms.
At
th
.recont
Vaneouver
Exhibition.
the.
Outhle
mine
took
first
prise
for
lead
and
silver-lead
am.
The
first
40w
tn
Wlggs
O.Nelll's
new
theatre
bare
waa
held
on
Thura-day
night.
Mra.
C.
II.
SMrte
and
Mrs.
8.
E.
Farkef
motored
down
from
New
Hard-ton
last
Sunday
to
spend
the
day
bare.
'
Smlthera
mffohsnta
this
week
were
paying
the
fartneni
W
10
per
hundred
$5
Order
or
Over
Delivered
Free
D9-
I"itn
"Pi""
tn
court
r.TJi
engiBtera
o
the
Richfield
Oil
Co.
left
for
Prince
Rupert
and
are
making
a
round
triti
to
Ukng
way,
Alaska,
beore
gong
south.
It
will
be
some
time
before
anyone
knows
what
will
be
the.
result
of
the
visit.
Week-End
Specials
for
oaU
and
M.
as
for
wheat.
,
.
.
,
NABOB
COFFEE-l-Ib.
tin
COc
During
the
)aat
two
years,
aalas
ot
O.
o.
Lawaaa
from
his
mink
farm
BRENTWOOD
PEAS
2s
near
Talkwa.
Save
amounted
to
q
tna
Mn"
40c
7
000.
tn
tm
ha
started
the
farm
with
one
pair
w
mink.
jBUM'MAID
PUFFED
SEEDED
Aa
a
rosu't
f
a
recent
colUston
be-
1
RAISINS-
pkgs
40c
i
SAVE
MONEY
AND
GET
VALUE
,",1."
BROOKFIELI)
CkKAMERY
BUT-
!
here
ta
wart
on
a
eharga
ot
TRIDE
OF
B
lifeur
rtiih
1'UK
MT.L1A1.1
driving
to
the
eomaton
danger.
Judg-i
RED
ARROW
BISCUITS
I
$1.00
box
for
59c
RED
ARROW
BISCUITS
Regular
25c
pkg.
for
19c
SAANICH
CLAMS
Per
Un
..15c
(MINCED
CLAMS
Per
tin
...15c
PUMPKIN
2
1-2-lb.
tin
15c
ASPARAGUS
TIPS
la
......82c
ASPARAGUS
TIBS
Small
...19c
SHAKER
SALT
Windsor.
.
Pkg
10c
MALKIN'S
BEST
SPINACH
2
1-2-lb.
tin
2lc
MALKIN'S
CUSTARD
POWDER
Is.
Per
tin
31c
FIELD
TOMATOES
Per
basket
50c
CUCUMBERS
3
for
25c
meat
being
interna
BURNS
LAKE
TEIU-H-lb.
ig.
la.
8
tfng
C
.$1.10
PINK
SALMON
40c
QUAKER
PORK
AND
BEANS
2.
2
tin
.26c
DAISY
BROQMS
string.
Kaeh
,...45c
Hougan
and
son.
Dlokle.
and
Mr.
ami
jllLUE
RIBBON
MATCHES
Mm.
Fay
S.
atwrt,
OcJ
ley
mount.
j
3
boxes,
pkg
85c
work
on
the-
OoUeymount
road
-
BEEKIST
HONEY
5-1
b.
tin
85c
tension
la
being
pushed
by
the
provincial
depart
tat
of
public
works.
BLUE
OR
RED
PLUMS
I
Basket
76c
Mrs.
A.
L.
retersoti
and
daughtere-
Thelma
and
Mat,
returned
to
Burn
Fi4E
'
ORANGES
6
doz
96c
tAke
last
Sawttrtay
after
spending
a
holiday
oi
several
wrth
of
Bd-IENO'S
FRUIT
SALTS
,
.1
Bottle
90c!
Nell
Van
da
Vea.
of
Tlntaael
shln-j,
FEL-NAPTHA
SOAP
ped
a
large
nuasVef
,ot
.eituMtt
to
the
Dulkley
Valley
'
F1T
Fair
at
Smlthera.
Bldney
Oodwtn
has
been
spending
a
couple
cf
dan
at
Smitten,
Judging
the
floral
eahlmn
at
the
Bulkley
Valley
Fall
Fair.
'prevlncfat
OootttlWe
WlUiafn
lilarrU-,
EMO
N"EW
POTATOES
U1A1UM
on'irf
Ifcarttta''4-tae4
thrtajhere,
.
fouwrtm
tha.
,reflaoval
M
amlthen
M
ryl
I
taaassasaaa
aa
ra
j
10
bars
80c
DB
LUXE
TOILET
ROLLS
25
for
,95c
OLD
DUTCH
CLEANSER
Tin
i
10c
Oorp.
Andrew
nairoairn,
wno
w
urv"
vinr
rAl?I!nTCJ
fi
11..
MjV
LAICKU
la
G
lbs.
W.
j.
appointed
to
suocead
Srgesnt
Service,
who
has
txtn
moved
to
Prlno.'
riFPTS
UhLltv-G
ft
ll.a
lbs.
...
Oeorge,
in
charae
of
the
district.
Miss
Mary
Meltae
of
Prince
imperii
U
eapected
to
'visit
at
Oowanbrae
In,
tha
near
future.
Jaok
McRae
la
at
oreaent
a
aueei
there.
.25c
.25c;
.25c'
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Pioprlctor
'
M.
F.
Noume
baa
been
elected
to
the
Fifth
Street.
i'lione
2081
board
of
aahttfl
triMteea
here,
taking!
the
place
of
litter.
Lowe,
who
has
resigned
.
11
''"T
'aPTVW'"'1
W''ilHJiwriBni
UN
FRI.
AND
SAT
Two
3huw
7
and
9pm
GREAT
AIR
SPECTACLE
"FLYING
FLEET"
WITH
RAMON
NAVARRO
ADDED
ATTRACTION
AT
8:50
NONA
HODGSON
in
Character
Dances
Admission,
15c
&
50c;
Sat.
Matinee,
2:30,
Admission,
1
Oc
&
25c
NEXT
WEEK
"UNCLE
TOM'S
CABIN"
ION
SUITS
at
SALE
PRICES
MEN
;;
Here's
Value
For
warmth
and
satisfactory
service,
you'll
find
BALBRIGCAN
COMBINATIONS
will
suit
you
to
a
"T."
Long
sleeve,
ankle
!ength.
Color,
ecru.
Regular
$1.50
value.
CLEARING
PRICE'
MEN'S
COTTONADE
l'ANTS
RljfSlaY
2:25
value.
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p;ice
.
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