"You
look
ivonderful
in
evening
dress"
And
yet
we
find
that
"looking
wonder
ful"mcrely
means
wearing
a
Tuxedo
that
fits
and
is
cut
along
lines
of
gentlemanly
correctness.
Fashion
-Craft
evening
clothes
have
the
newest
style
touches
and
are
irreproachable
in
fit
and
finish.
They
make
a
pleas
ure
of
good
form.
Remarkable
value
from
$35.00
up
Ask
To
See
Our
BOYS'
SPECIAL
THREE
-
PIECE
SUIT
AT
$13.50
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&
Greer
Limited
Quality
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Wear
Thone
237
Sixth
Street
i
3
I:
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3!
3;
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2
i
3
i
1
i
This
Pile
of
Coal
is
in
Albert
&
McCafferys
Yard
Phone
116
and
117
Prince
Rupert
If
you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
TOILET
ROLLS
!
8
for
I
BARTLETT
PEARS
!
2
doz.
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applds
3
lbs
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
319
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert,
K.C.
Ladies
JOHNgULGER?
Jewellers
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCIS
3!
Will
you
please
let
us
talk
RINGS
with
you
some
of
these
days?
We
don't
mean
in
an
ad.
What
we
request
Is
that
you
step
into
the
store
and
ask
to
see
our
Ladies'
rings.
Don't
expect
us
to
particularize
here.
Always
glad
to
answer
your
questions
and
assist
you
in
selecting.
a3
of
Vancouver
to
the
American-
j
Mexican
Flsii
Products
Corporation
which
is
tooperate
a
tuna.
holds
World'Nltccord.il
in
every
field
L
7h
HAZELTON,
Sept.
28:-Haselton
school
took
on
a
higher
status
when,
forced
bv
Urbareac
in
m.
American
and
Canadian
Undlngs
"iSSSi?1
b
ir.
.Krnti.ii
u
i
sary
to
change
the
school
from
ROWNTREETS
COCOA
Is.
Cn
i.
,
rural
basis
W.
the
nositWn
of
1
I
Per"tm
UU
Landings,
for
the
week
Septem-
??rr
ar.ln
2
ROWTREE-S
COCOA-.
7,
,b
lj7r
HEINZ
KETCHUP
8C
AnnT&
an
130.0W
0ff-
JUJ
W
Large
botUe
OK,
Miss
Suth-
pounds
Canadian
American
prices
22!!f
fJ?if
;
JELLY
POWDERS
ged
during
the
week
from
a
j
ggg?
rS?
f
"
DC
n
nlh
oi
l?
lc
and
9c
received
by
it
.IVWW:,
diytaton
!
Per
rer
Dke
psg.
.
w
.
Kext
Monday
.
.
rvir,H
ri
a
meeting
of
rate-
OCp
to
a
low
of
13c'
and"
8c
paid
the
eL
J
Ji"lto!?
drtct
5Dt
:Portlock
for
a
calfch
of
43,000
J?J.
I?1,
extra
PINEAPPLE2
o
w
pounds.
Tne
top
Canadian
price
'SZm
""H"rci
"
35Clwas
16
7c
0c
NubaicliSf
-
.
I
a
tin,
an
paid
the
,
3ttns
O"uifor
1.200
pounds
down
to
13Jk:a
J?,i?r
sl
opeiisd
with
CZSn
and
90
which
several
boats
re-
7?
nir
z.'rz
.L1"1
ppm.
J-ODC
ceived.
H??
others
are
reck-
trd
to
attend.
In
the
nubile1
OCTp
The
steamer
Oaaca.
well
known
!d
t
Haselton
some
30
mm
w
here
in
her
former
capacity
as
thepup1U
re
00
the
roll.
ipaiatiai
private
vacnt
or
capt.
o.i
!A.
Hancock
of
Los
Angeles,
was
c
r
.
n
i
i
.
recently
sold
by
Capt.
J.
W.
Hobbs
ariy
narasmps
f
Wj..
A
fi
A
N
A
tl
I
A
N
-
M
A
O
K
rnODUCT
I
Methodist
Parson
TORONTO.
Sent
77
T
K..J
lust
taken
the
groom
of
50
years
i
ago
for
a
drive,
and
I
drove
the
car
j
myself."
said
the
bride
of
50
years
;at;o,
Mrs.
8.
D.
Chown.
She
and
,
Rev.
8.
D.
Chown.
prominent
in
the
former
Methodist
Church
and
a
j
foremost
figure
in
the
church
union
movement,
have
just
celebrated'
tnelr
golden
wedding.
Mrs.
Chown
contrasted
her
ride
in
the
motor
car
with
the
hone
and
buRiryy
which
was
the
mode
at
conveyance
during
the
early
years
j
of
her
married
life
According
to
I
r?r.
she
and
Dr.
Chown
started;
their
matrimonial
Journey
upon
an
annual
budget
of
$100.
The
next
j
v
ar
it
war
increased
to
$118.
With
hi.,
.
anty
stipend
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C'i'iwn
paid
rent,
purchased
furni-1
lure
and
kept
a
horse.
Da
(.'inssifled"
When
you
want
the
most
economical
&
satisfactory
lumber
cutters,
write
us'
for
information
&
prices.
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CO.
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Toronto
ntouw
St.
John
11
19
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SBiSBit
e.i
,
f.i
LV"i
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W
1AGE
SIX
TOE
DAILT
NEWS
Saturdayseptembj.,
jg
j
If
W
I
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I
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5-
Ik
7
it
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4
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4
Waterfront
Whiffs
September
Fine
Month
for
Halibut
Fishing;
Some
Profitable
Trips;
Landings
Holding
Up
Well
4
:
abalone,
turtle
and
markeral
cannery
and
reduction
plant
at
Mag-dalena
Bay,
Lower
California,
under
a
concession
from
the
Mexican
government.
The
vessel
has
already
gone
south
from
British
Columbia
to
take
up
work
for
the
company,
being
now
busy
in
transporting
equipment
and
supplies
to
the
site
of
the
company's
'operations.
Later
she
wiU
engage
1
both
in"
-
passenger
trade
and
freight
carrying
for
the
company.
mi.;
ii
i
i.
i
i
e
n.o.
v,ocf
The
craft,
whieh
ts
H
lest
long,
mis
muiim
now
auuui
ciusing
nus
ueen
uhc
ui
uic
wai
b
ut
m
Engird
during
the
entemhers
frnm
the
weather
standnnint
in
the
history!
war
as
a"Q"
boat,
and
later
ac
of
the
loca!
halibut
fishery
and
catches
have
been
large
SSXdiSVSS'aft!?
she"
and
regular,
while
prives
have
remained
at
a
good,
steady
:
had
wrecked
in
wrangeii
Narrows
ievel
.
As
a
result,
practically
every
boat
of
the
fleet
has
;
wnue
on
a
cru
lone
well
and
added
to
already
satisfactory
earnings
dur-!
Autusta
in
Trouble
ing
the
year.
The
1929
season
will
go
down
as
one
of
the
-
''a
TrPe-
nost
successful
financially
for
tne
industry
in
recent
qnent
cauer
at
this
port,
sos-zears.
This
condition
of
affairs.
.
-
l1,
considerably
hull
damage
annnt
hut
havp
a
beneficial
effect
recently
in
a
collision
with
the
nrinff
the
eomlniz
winter
rjartic-
lne
"wane
salvage
i
wrangiii
narrows,
me
AUgusia
dariy
w
stow
thl
Staon
ttsher-
tu8
Red
Boy.
has
taken
up
resW-
had
14
planks
stove
In
and
was
HJT?owi,T
ence
In
Hie
cottage
on
the
com-
making
water
badly
before
she
;iX;
D
pany's
dock
which
Capt
Paul
Ar-
reached
the
marine
ways
at
Pe-i
rear.
Where
01
me
compeny
often
fierce
equlnoxial
torms
sweep
the
banks
at
this
time
3
Week-End
SPECIAL
For
Friday,
Saturday
and
Monday
10
men
on
board
as
a
result
or
three
weeks'
fishing.
It
is
the
record
catch
in
point
of
profits
so
Itersburg
for
repairs.
She
is
again
i
nuung
inc
nign
spots
now.
of
year,
incoming
skippers
from
the
I
T
oi.u
v,J
n
.
.
hofihnt
that
S"":
",
"
'
Vl-
-
iurmeiiy
01
I
f
Lhln
v
r
i-nnnch
tmnrt
.
7
VTLr.,7or
iVk
kT
nnce
uuperi
raienes
jsxpen-
mnce
itupert
and
now
tn
the
:
lJ?-1
'
mental
StaUon-
returned
at
the
-ervice
of
the
Island
Packing
Co.
i'Satf&FdS?
.hS&dKl2!5
!
tt.nSf..-?;TMf!S5.i5
coast
otVuyer
also
been
little
fog
and
conditions
nsh
j
foUowin
the
recent
an-!
handsome
watch
recently
by
H.
O.
i
have
been
conducive
to
good
ing
and
quick
trips.
The
fine
fall
weather
is
helping
out
earnings
a
great
deal
and
the
I
most
of
the
local
Itober
folk,
wttl
be
well
fortified
financially
during
ine
coming
winter.
Capt.
Paul
Armour.
Norman
Watt.
Dr.
Lew
Kergin.
M.
L.
Stepp
and
Reid
McLennan
had
a
hunting
expedition
on
the
Red
Boy
at
the
end
of
last
week
to
Porcher
Island.
Like
they
said
they
did
at
the
opening
of
last
season,
these
doughty
nimrods
broke
no
record-this
time
for
quantity
of
gamr
captured.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
whole
quintette,
and
there
may
have
been
six
of
them
at
that,
al'
picked
on
one
poor
lonesome
deer
at
least,
that's
all
they
brought
home
except
for
a
few
grouse
which
it
is
said
weren't
worth
trapping
over.
nual
conference
at
Departure
Bay.!
Brown,
president
of
the
Victoria
Vancouver
Ls!and.
of
Pacific
Coast
Ccld
Storage
and
Terminal
Ware-workers
of
the
Biological
Board
of
ho?e
Co..
when
the
Island
corn-Canada,
pany.
throuch
Carjt.
Byrne,
de
livered
the
flnt
eonaienment
of
Made
Big
Trofits
fish
to
the
new
plant.
JLdUJHIIlg
&
CBVCU
UI
IM.UVUI
pounds
on
Tuesday
which
weighed
Accordir-
to
ward
received
Iron
out
43,000
pounds
of
mediums
for
hp
w.h
the
Ormro
may
appeal
xhich
15
Jc
per
pound
was
paid,
try
hi""'
courts
the
decision
of
Uie
American
halibut
schooner
Mr
Justice
Archwr
Martin
in
Ad-Clipper.
Capt.
John
Smelan,
stoc-
ailraltv
Court
releasing
Ave
Am-ked
a
total
of
some
$9,000
and
crKan
trol'ers
which
wn
irm.
hared
over
$900
for
each
of
the
d
Ci
idian
waters
last
spring
-nd
b-rrht
lit
here
bv
the
fishery
patrol
steamer
Malasplna.
faiLtnia
8eason
t
Prince
Rupert.
Ts
anl
Pishing
Ciolnr
The
best
Canadian
catch
of
the
ir
the
South
Queen
year
is
said
to
nave
been
that
of
---'.
isund
area
wil1
close
the
Melvflle.
Capt.
John
Ivarson.
on
Thi
rdav
of
next
week,
and
uuiacu
i.uuu
cany
m
oep-;
we
temoer
ana
snared
over
5400
per
man
The
ReUef.
Capt.
Merrill
Sollow3.
'anded
almost
as
profitable
a
catch
as
this
during
the
summer.
The
Relief
and
Cape
Swain.
Cant.
south
Bay
and
Laamm
Bav
canneries
will
discontinue
packing'
after
a
season
which,
to
say
the!
least,
has
not
been
highly
success-;
ful.
Flshlrur
on
the
north
end
of
th
Wands
will
continue
for
another'
nea
fierce,
are
oeuevea
to
oe
ineitwo
weeks.
In
that
area
the
Old
high
boats
in
earnings
per
man
Massett
and
New
Massett
canner-so
far
this
year
of
the
Canadian
i
1m
nn
fnr
mvim
t..
..
-
i
l
m
,
.
.
i
fleet
out
Rupert.
of
the
port
of
Prince
Halibut
Landings
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
up
to
and
including
yesterday
tor
the
present
season
to
date
totalled
22.544.150
pounds
made
up
of
15.97S.500
pounds
American
fish
and
6
.565.650
pounds
Canadian
as
against
last
year's
total
at
a
similar
date
of
21.4J4.5O0
pounds
made
up
of
875.000
pounds
American
and
6.-
449,500
pounds
Canadian.
Both
cniuns
are
starting
to
snow
op
there,
first
catches
having
been
reported
this
week.
Hazelton
Gets
a
Superior
School
A
i
""wvwj
Fill.
AND
SAT
Two
Shows
7
and
9
p.ra.
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J)0miLEBILL
The
Fine
Conicd?
"Honeymoon
Flame"
And
a
Splendid
Racetrack
Story
"Silks
and
Saddles"
ALSO,
"OSWALD"
Admission.
15c
&
50c;
Sat.
Matinee,
2:30,
AdmIwlon,
10c
&
s:c.
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