TAGE
SIX
It
enjoys
a
world
wide
reputation
for
quality.
fsl
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You
cannot
buy
a
better
g
i
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for
the
money
JOSEPH
JOHN
VICKERS
tt
CO
Iti.
This
advertisement
is
tfot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
This
Pile
of
Coal
is
in
Albert
&
McCaf
f
ery
s
Yard
Phone
11G
and
117
Prince
Rupert
If
you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
Dug
Up
Skeletons
at
Fort
McLeod
Indian
Arrowhead
Found
Between
Ribs
of
Remains
of
Big
Man
PRINCE
GEORGE.
Sept.
30:-Workmen
engaged
In
the
renova
tion
of
the
Hudson's
Rav
Com.
oany's
gullftinM
:
At
.
Fort
fttfieod
have
uncovered
the
evidence
of
one
of
the
tragedies
of
the
very
early
days
of
the
fur
trade.
In
their
rxavating
'the
men
dug
up
the
'fco'etons
of
three
persons.
Two
of
he
skeletons
are
believed
to
be
those
of
women,
but
the
third
L
that
of
a
man
who
was
of
great
stature.
Lodged
between
the
ribs
of
tnis
skeleton
Is
an
Indian
arrow
head,
which
indicates
the
manner
In
which
this
early
resident
met
with
his
death.
The
Fort
McLeoc'
post
was
estab1lhed
nearly
12f
years
ago.
and
there
are
Indian?
in
the
neighborhood
who
are
believed
tfi
be
about
100
years
old
but.
none
of
them
have
any
recollection
of
having
heard
of
the
hidden
whh
nrobably
gave
tht
Fort
McLeod
cemetery
Its
start.
If
is
not
known
whether
the
stalwar
hro'Kjut
down
by
the
arrow
was
an
Indian
or
a
white
man.
MAKE
SURE
YOU'RE
CURED
"I
have
less
dread
of
Influenzr
than
of
Its
consequences."
"Yes.
I
haven't
paid
my
las'
doctor's
bill,
either
"Mostiqe.
Week-End
SPECIALS
For
Friday,
Saturday
and
Monday
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Is.
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tin
Per
tin
uUt
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Per
tin
AlX,
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bottle
28c
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3
tins
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PEARS
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doz
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RED
APPLES
3
lbs,
35c
55c
25c
Economy
Cash
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319
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Ladies
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
j
you
step
Into
the
store
and
ask
to
see
our
Ladies'
rings.
J
Don't
expect
us
to
parti-j
cularlzc
here.
Always
glad
to
answer)
your
questions
and
assist
you
in
selecting.
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Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
TI1E
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
September
30.
Could
not
Eat
or
Sleep
after
Husband's
Death
Her
husband's
death
left
her
very
run
down
in
health,
unable
to
cat
or
alcep
much.
Now
she
In
brighter
in
spirits
and
rats
and
sleep
well.
What
caused
the
difference
T
Iet
her
answer
in
her
own
word
:
i
"
I
think
Kruschen
Salts
arc
a
splendid
tonic.
After
mv
husband's
death
in
Decemlier
last
I
"became
very
run
down
in
health.
Had
terrible
fits
of
depression
and
was
unable
to
eat
or
sleep
much.
I
was
also
troubled
with
rheumatism.
I
decided
to
tale
Kruschen
Salts
and
have
now
taken
the
little
daily
dose
for
nearly
two
months,
during
which
time
mv
health
lias
greatly
improved.
The
rlieumatism
has
completely
left
me.
I
am
much
brighter
in
spirits
and
both
eat
and
sleep
well."
When
life
begins
to
"
get
you
down,"
when
you
begin
to
feel
the
results
of
modem
artificial
conditions
errors
of
diet,
worry,
overwork,
lack
of
exercise
then
you
should
turn
to
Kruschen
Salts.
They
lossess
a
wonderful
iwer
of
giving
new
life
and
vitality
to
the
countless
millions
of
cells
of
which
the
human
body
is
comimsrd.
The
way
to
keep
smiling
is
to
take
Kruschen
Salts
every
morning
just
a
pinch
in
your
first
morning
cup
of
coffee
or
tea.
District
News
PRINCE
GEORGE
Weather
in
the
district
of
late
-as
been
Ideal
ior
harvesting.
Days
lave
been
bright
and
sunshiny
vl'.h
temperature
readings
as
high
is
70
degrees
while
at
nights
there
lave
been
slight
touches
of
frost.
The
most
frost
has
been
five
Hon.
W.
A.
McKensle.
minister
it
mines,
and
Robert
Dunn,
deputy
tilnister.
were
here
at
the
end
of
ast
week
on.
their
way
back
to'
Victoria
after
a
two
weeks
tour
if
the
central
interior.
The
mln-'ster
was
well
pleased
with
the
Timing
outlook
in
this
section.
tating
that,
even
if
only
a
small.
oart
or
we
claims
are
proven,
ine
entrai
interior
will
be
an
import
nl
mineral
section.
Anton
Evaschko
has
solved
.the
problem
connected
with
the
D
reduction
of
honey
in
the
Prince
George
district
and
this
year
will
have
about
one
ton
of
honey
for
he
local
market.
Connaught
Hill
Luther
till
Church
here
celebrated
its
annual
i
mission
festival
yesterday
wffen,
'nree
services
were
conducted
py
Rev
C.
Pfotenbauer
of
Vernon,
officiating;.
One,
was
in
the
German
'anttuane
and
the
other
two
in
English.
,
A.
D.
Cniickshank.
who
has
been;
operating
a
Western
Canada
Alx-1
-7ays
olarmln
commercial
work
In
this
district
during
the
past
ssm-mer
took
off
!a.
week
for
Fort
MrMurrav
and
will
snend
the
next
few
weeks,
In
freinhtlne
down
the
Mackenzie
River.
Work
in
this
dis-,
trict
-will
tpw
bo
attended
in
bvj
Pio
CaWer
when
he
completes
photographic
work
in
connection
with
the
P.O.E.
survey.
j
Thr
were
fewer
n
reels
offered
for
sale
at
the
annual
city
tax
rale
h"c
todav
than
ever
before
In
the
historv
nf
th
oitv
Th
1W
tn.'
A-
II
-
1
S
A
V
T
BURNS
LAKE
W.
H.
Tobey,
C.NJI.
divisional
superintendent,
and
R.
F.
Mc-:
Naughton.
district
passenger
agent,
spent
last
Wednesday
In
Burns
j
LMxe
on
company
Dusiness.
Mrs
Lawson
of
New
York
City
is
visiting
at
Gowanbrae
with
her
aunt.
Mrs.
J.
M.
Oowans.
C.
c.
Patkhurst
of
South
bank,
was
a
visitor
in
town
last
week.
But
one
property
was
offered
foi
sale
at
the
annual
municipal
tax
sale
here
this
morning.
TERRACE
The
MlssM
Ball,
who
have
soent
some
months
at
the
home
of
their
sister,
Mrs.
Chas.
Finter.
left
on
Saturday
for
their
home
in
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Moore
of
Brooklyn
who
have
been
visitors
at
the
home
of
their
neice,
Mrs.
II.
B.
Brummitt
for
a
few
days,
left
on
Saturday
en
route
east.
Mrs.
II.
C.
Whltaker
of
Exstew,
was
a
visitor
here
during
the
week.
Mrs.
Laniear,
Miss
French
and
Miss
MargAret
Lanfear.
left
on
Friday
for
Haeelton
to
which
point
they
shiDDtd
their
car.
and
from
there
will
motor
to
Vancouver
on
a
holldav
trio.
Thev
ex
nee
t
to
be!
Rone
a
month.
Mesdnmes
Aird.
Dames
and
Cor-ley
or
Pacific,
were
In
town
on
Saturday.
Mrs.
Edensbaw
:
and
children
o
wassett.
arrived
on
Saturday
on
visit
with
Mrs.
Fred
Nash.
i
Miss
K
R.
Deacon
returned
on
Frldav
after
soendlng
a
few
days
with
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wilson
at
Remo.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
Agar
have
taored
to
fhair
home
on
Park
Avenue,
uitfll
recently
occupied
by;
air.
ana
mi.
itoDt.
naney.
xneir
former
hotio
Is
being
renovated
PROGRAM
FOR
WEEK
AT
CAI'ITOL
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
Double
Bill:
Rln-Tin-Tln
In
"Frozen
River,,
and
"What
a
Night-
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Esther
Ralston
In
"The
Case
of
Lena
Smith."
Friday
and
'Saturday
Coleen.
Moore.
6ood.
t
'Of
i
,'v
,ii
in
"Why
Be
.
r'
and
will
be
used
as
a
general
store
by
L.
Decare
who
arrived
from
Rainy
River,
Ont.,
some
time
ago,
bringing
with
him
a
stock
of
Mrs.
T.
E.
Brooks
returned
dur-'
ing
the
week
fro
man
extended
visit
with
friends
in
Ontario.
Michigan
and
prairie
points.
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
left
on
Frl-
j
day
for
Burns
Lake
where
he
took
i
services
on
Sunday.
In
his
absence,
prayer
service
was
read
In
the
local
church
on
Sunday
morning
by
;
R.
M.
Cory.
Father
Allsrd
O.M.I.
of
Stewart
visited
the
local
parish
at
the,
week-end
and
held
services
on
Sunday.
E.
Martin
of
Prince
Rupert
was
a
ltor
here
at
the
end
of
the
week.
i
Mimes
Joan
McLeod
and
MaiaJe
Leggatt
visited
with
Miss
Wilkinson
at
liemo
on
Friday.
Fred
Nash
ROUS,
and
party.
w'.uj
returned
at
the
beginning
of
hc
week
from
Stewart,
nave
gone
'o
Smlthcrs
on
survey
work.
W.
If.
Cotton,
public
works
en-
8
beer,
was
in
the
district
during
lie
week.
Mum
Marv
V
Smith
tiunt
iho
-
-
j
v
wutitfl
S'l'
If
ISM
week-end
in
Pacific.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
DeKergom-meaux
and
three
children,
arrived
during
the
week
from
Premier
and
Will
attend
some
time
hr
Thnv
are
taking
up
housekeeping
in
the
old
hospital
building.
E.
Aaserude
of
Shames,
was
in
town
Thursday.
SMITHERS
Ac
miuh
as
1
A
HMriM
nf
frnstt
has
been
recorded
In
the
Bulkley
Valley
daring
recent
oetd
nights,
and
most
of
the
tender
vegetation
and
flowers
have
now
Hn
nit
.
down.
'
!
William
Leach
has
taken
over'
the
ownership
of
the
CHy
Trans-'
fer
from
William
Leach
who
will
remain
here
and
engage
in
the1
coal
and
wood
business.
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
presided
at
a
session
of
Country
Court
here!
this
week.
There
were
a
number!
oi
naturalisation
applications
as
well
as.
a
couple
of
minor
civil
ac-1
tlons.
Mrs.
Young
accompanied,
the
judge
on
his
trip
here.
Owing
to
the
advent
of
cold
weather,
all
the
summer
homes
at
Lake
Kathlyn
are
now
deserted.
Many
new
houses
were
built
there
'his
year
and
more
are
planned
to
be
erected
next
spring.
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Archie
Mclnnes
of
North
Bulkley
entertained
last
week
at
dinner
In
honor
of
the
former's
sister.
Mrs.
Colin
McLean,
who
is
a
visitor
there.
Later
in
the
evening
a
party
of
over
30
young
people
gathered
to
bid
goodbye
to
Misses
Vera
and
Neva
Mclnnes.
who
left
Sunday
morning
for
Vancouver
to
resume
studies
at
.the
University
or
British
Columbia.
At
each
point
in
this
district
he
visited
last
week,
Hon.
W.
A.
Mc-Krnzie
minister
of
mints,
was
welcomed
by
prospectors
and
operators
and,
from
the
deep
interest
he
showed,
there
is
expectation
that
due
consideration
will
be
given
to
requests
made
from
this
f'eld.
Smithers
merchants
are
navinc?
district
farmers
40c
a
pound
for
butter
and
95c
a
dosen
for
eggs.
I
'
Mrs.
O.
II.
Oaseley
and
son.
Bud,
returned
on
Sunday
from
a
motor
trip
to
Kamloops.
On
the
way
home,
they
collided
with
a
cow,
as
a
result
of
which
their
car
was
badly
twisted.
R.
J.
Hartley
of
the
provincial
archives
department,
Victoria.
hs
been
a
recent
visitor
hero
on
official
business.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
N.
Carr
entertained
on
Tuesday
night
at
a
delightful
card
party
In
honor
ot
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson
on
the
eve
of
their
departure
for
their
home
in
Prince
Rupert,
Prise
winner
nt
cards
uf.ro
Vfr.
i
nnM.
-
-
'
'.
V.
UUIUU"
ing,
Mrs.
Charles
Reid.
J.
O.
Stephens
and
Olof
Hanson.
Trolling
Slackens
,
.
Qiieen
Charlottes
SKtDEOATF
Sept.
30:
Cohoe
trolllns;
on
Rkldeaate
Inlet
has
fallen
off
quite
a
bit
and
very
few
llh
are
belnt
caught
at
present.
Capt.
Vic
King
of
the
Packer
uicer
ovsrtfll
u
ouymg
ior
tne
Canadian
Pish
mH
rvoS
-
.
...
WWIU
UVW&MKC
Co
of
Prlnee
Rupert,
the
price
pain
Demi?
05
cents
a
fteh.
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MON.
AND
TUES.
Two
Shows
7
and
9
p.m.
I
a
a
a
a
I
ANOTHER
BIG
DOUBLE
BULL
With
the
Wonder
Dog
Rin-Tin-Tin
in
"Frozen
River"
And
That
Very
Funny
Comedy
,
"WHAT
A
NIGHT'
PATHENEWS
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50c
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