PAGE
TWO
The
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News
PRINCE
KUPEKT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
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II.
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Managing-Editor
SUBSC1UPTION
KATES
By
mail
lo
all
other
pariB
of
British
Columbia,
the
BrUUh
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advam.
per
year
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
By
mail
to
all
parte
of
Noi
thorn
and
Central
Britlih
Columbia,
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
Or
four
mouthy
for
.....,,..)....-
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
W
Ilditor
and.
ltepoilere
Telephone
PC
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
6.00
7.50
mi
ite
financial
condition.
He
also
expressed
most
radical
sentiments.
He
stated
that
the
solvency
of
a
city
depended
on
something;
more
than
financial
balances
and
intimated
that
the
attitude
of
the
people
toward
the
problems
with
which
thflvrtifimf
aped
was
an
imnnrtnnt
fnrf
nr.
.
fWBi&rince
Rupert
MMiltlv
ourcnevar,e
airirooa
at
neai-t
aiu
imost,oit
iemai:e
jiro-
i
.
1
y
i
-
-
greagjve
and
ready
to
step
to
the
front
whenever
occasion
requires,
ine
iact
tnat
tney
ngnt
tneir
political
uutues
.
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will
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peals
to
them
very
closely:
1
The
election
is
over
Glory
be!
It
gives
jus
time
to
think
i
;of
things
closer
home,
and
in
this
channel
it
reminds
us,
that
the
fight
if?r
ended.
There
is
always
something
to
do.
As
the
barber
says:
Next,
tmhov
A..nit
a
1030
The
next
thiqtr
Gnth&
local
and
disti'ict
horizon
is
the,
T
1
J
nunarea
MEN'S
SILK
MIXTURE
SOX
Wonderful
colors,
at
LEATHER
WINDBREAKERS
w
Reg.
X)0,
to
clear
r
NT'S
BLUE
SERGEANTS-
SILK
KNITTED
TIES-Reg.
$8.00,
at
aBsSjSjSBtyFrife'SBitfWiiSMSSSS
is
or
lvien
s
Fine
Suits
Sacrificed
$9.95
-
$12.95
-
$1195
-
$19.95
-
$23.50
Hundreds
of
Pairs
of
Pants
in
Blues,
Greys
and
Stripes
at
Big
Reductions
MEN'S
FINE
QUALITY
SUITS
QC
To
clear
at
MENU
HIGH
CLASS
SUITS
Hand
tailored
throughout
All
colors
and
sizes.
Double
and
single
breasted.
A
Regular
$37
.SO
values,
for
$Aii.3U
16.00
YQUpi'S
and
BOYS'
SUITS-In
summer
pat
terns.
Mow
selling
at
ttie
ridiculously
07
low
price
of
V
25c
$3.95
$2.95
$1.35
HIGH
GRADE
FLANNEL
SHIRTS-Fine
Colors
AT
LOWEST
PRICES
MEN'S
SILK
SHIRTS
In
Wonderful
Patterns
AT
LOW
PRICES
MEN'S
BALRRIGGAN
UNDERWEAR
Per
garment
50c
Parkers
Off
On
Tour
of
South
MJaWl.-Mr.
atan
JKuer
and
tfWIdiar)
eit.on
th
Prince
.Charles
;
jestftrjjay
afternoon
qp.an
exu-
sive
noiiaay
trip,
ipey
win
uiwhii-bark
at
Campbell
River
where
they
.
wun
Keenness
muicates
mat
xney
,are
maae
oi
uie
ntjiiviwui
Bet
their
.ear
and
will
then
!
material.
.We
want
men
who
are
fighters:
men
who
when
'motor
on
vanaouver
island.
After:
they
go
aftej?
Eomething
will
do
their
best
to
get
it.
We
'crossing
to
yarwouvsr
it
is
their
in-
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advanee
$6.00
m
0"Jr
City.
Let
US
all
look
forward
With
confidence
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
2.80
j
They
expect
to
be
away
about
three
;
weeks.
Local
reader,
per
insertion,
per
line
f
"
FIGHT
NEVER
ENDED
,
"
ClaMifi
drrtising,
ptr
insertion,
tn
word
02
1
The
editor
of
the
Interior
News
has
i
a
way
of
saying
nJan
ffoldren
'things
unes
right
rignt
to
to
the
tne
point
point
occasionally
occasionally.
11
reaciers
win
suu-.
Are
Of
f
to
School
Indian
Agent
QtUett
of
Massett!
rrlved
from
the
Islands
yesterday
i
the
Prince
Ohartes
having
In
his
narae
a
party
of
14
Indian
chll-
j
'ren
from
Macsett
whom
he
is
tak-
1
Smithers
fall
fair,
-and.
because
of
the
extreme
situation
:
w
to
Alert
Bay
where
they
win
at-
.
nxemiWR
it
i
amely
and
important
that
more
than
or-;
,l"
oamn-
SEES
FINE
CITY
jdinary
thouglit
be
given
to
the
arrangements
for
thiB
an-
"It's
a
much
finer
city
in
every
way
than
I
ever
realized,
nual
exhibition
,
:
and
I
think
no
one
is
penalized
by
having
to
live
in
Prince
The
cemmitte
will
require
'Jf
reat
defil
of
asaiptiince
Rupert,"
soaaid
Rev.
O.
JM.
Sanford,
president
of
the
B.
C.
,this
year,
morally,
physically
and
financially.
It
is
all
tjie
Conference
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
after
spend-
more
essential
.because
the
officers
have
quite
sensibly
ing
a
day
in
the
city.
!
determined
that,
despite
adverse
conditions
all
along
the
This
is
the
statement
of
one
whose
opinion
is
worth
con-
line
of
details
making
for
a
successful
exhibition,
the
an-sidering.
His
church
honored
him
with
the
highest
position
nual
fair
at
Smithers
is
to
be
conducted
along
the
same
in
their
nower
to
confer.
He
made
the
statement
spontan-
high
standards
as
in
previous
years.
District
News
J.
Olccone
and
a
party
of
friends
motored
down
from
Port
Clements
eoiialy
and
without
any
ulterior
motive.
It
might
be
well
That
naturally
means
a
great
deal
mora,
work
for
those
I
t0
Queen
charlotte
city
this
week
foriw
to
consider
both
parte
of
his
remarks.
in
charge;
it
calls
for
ready
sympathy
from
the
general!0"
a
hoUiay
ytolt
vwitors
at
present
coining
irom
tne
drier
parts
01
tne
public
and
it
calls
for
greatest
co-operation
on
the
part
of
Mrs
B
A
Munro
and
q,
province
and
parts
of
the
States
are
enthusiastic
in
their
exhibitor
and
patron
in
maintaining
the
high
record
chartney
of
skidegate
motored
to
comments
on
the
rich
green
of
the
hill
sides,
the
wealth
of
Smithers
fair
has
'established
on
the
calendar
of
such
ev-
Fort
Clements
and
from
there
flowers
in
the
local
gardens,
and
of
course
those
who
dis-
iffnt9
jn
the
province.
'took
tije
prmce
Charles
to
Masaett
embark
at
the
Canadian
National
docks
extol
the
exquis-
jn
this
work
of
community
service
the
fall
fair
directors
!
ncre
tnpy
wil1
viait
wlth
c'r
itf
display
in
the
C.
N.
R.
park
there.
Do
the
residents
of
have
encouragement
in
the
happy
recollection
that
in
parents
and
M
T
8tee
th
city
appreciate
these
beauties
as
they
should?
times
of
stress
Smithers
citizens
have
forined
the
habit
of
j
Election
A,vm
the
fcVith
everybody
busy,
with
the
wealth
of
garden
flow-
rallying
to
any
worthy
cause,
and
with
this
history
as
a
lottai
proved
to
be
very
quiet.
er$
and
fruit
so
very
evident,
surely
we
can
agree
with
the
lackground
it
will
undoubtedly
be
found
on
the
evening
j
nothing
like
the
old
days,
one
of
sentiments
expressed
by
our
reverend
visitor
and
be
glad
,,f
August
29
that
the
necessary
support
has
come
from
j
oidtimers
said
he
thought
h
tobe
alive,
and
in
Prince
Rupert.
many
avenues
to
bring
about
success
for
this
the
twelfth
must
ta
theiwbara
Desert
.annual
fall
fair
to
he
conducted
in
SmithQiu
I
,.Th(,
Dunes
dam
Rataut
s
AUDITOR'S
ADDRESS
j
Well
kept,
mikefaKm
are
all
right
bi.
liow
much
LUmme
it
f
hWt
been
George
Rorie,
auditor
for
the"
city,
in
"spealctagfbre
better
to
have
well
kept
homes,
gardens,
offices,
)
doing
a
big
business
this
summer
the
Rotary
Club,
expressed
great
confidence
in
the
city
clean
streets
and
neat
sidewalks.
and
ail
visitors
express
themseiv?.',
ITS
lit
irn
if
r"ri
with
hundreds
of
eager
buyers
The
Great
m
Adjusters'
usiors
'hit
"'!
!
oc&
m&i
at
The
Bf
G.
Clothiers
Ltd.
Third
Avenue,
is
sweeping
the
city
with
an
aggregation
of
bargains
that
has
aroused
the
whole
community.
People
are
flocking
in
droves
to
this
Big
Sale
Event.
Don't
miss
itl
It's
a
passing
opportunity
to
save
on
your;.present
or
future
needs.
Join
the
crowds.,Sak,wul
last
only
fev
days
lorigfih.
HURRY!
:i:
..ii)b
nttl'ii
mr
7
it,
!
bale
opens
daily
at
9
a.m.
B.C.
Clothiers
Ltd.
GIG
Third
Ave
Joseph
the
Stock
Adjuster
Jn
Charge
Opp.
P.
Burns
Friday.
Aumist
!911
Don't
Starve
The
Teeth
Teeth
have
to
be
built
out
of
foods
that
are
rich
in
phosphorus
and
calcium.
Many
children
take
into
adult
life
teeth
that
are
defective,
unfit
for
the
.
job
that
nature
intended.
Shredded
Wheat
with
milk
helps
develop
sound
teeth,
good
muscles
and
good
bones.
It
is
rich
in
the
bone-making
salts.
The
crisp,t
crunchy
shreds
make
chewing
necessary
and
that
develops
healthy
gums
and
good
digestion
"
EDDE
HEA
WITH
ALL
THE
BRAN
OF
THE
WHOLE
WHEAT
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
at
delighted
with
the
Ialaacb
r
Up
to
date
very
ftW
ytnlc
salmon
are
showing
up
In
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
waters
but
fishermen
are
called
at
fikidegate
MUmu
r.ri;-iy
on
departmental
busim
W.
Mitchell,
manager
lor
the
H
C.
Packers
on
the
Queen
charioi-.
expecting
a
big
run'
this
year.
Tlslahdl;
'rriade
a
brief
vt.:t
t
u.
south
Bay
cannerv
rrtuvnm-
t
1
-
Rev.
J
Oillett.
Indian
Agent.
Shannon
Bay
the
sum
Hundreds
of
Pairs
Shoes
Sacrificed
HUNDREDS
OF
PAJRS
OF
OXFORDS,
TAN
AM)
BLACK
AT
LOWEST
PRICES
'BOYS'
BOOTS
QO
Size?
11
to
1.
Reg.
$.76
at
yfJ.O
MEN'S
WOIfK
BOOliS-Good
strong
Q9
7
durable
boot,
to
clear-
.
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,
,
t?tP
I
ti
MEN'S
DRESS
BdOTS-
QC
Tan
or
black,
at,-.:
$DVO
MEN'S
ALL-WOOL
SWEATER
COATS
Q9
Q'?
To
clear
J4.tFJ
MEN'S
DRESS
HAT$-A11
colors.
All
Q5
slim.
Values
to
$5.50
and
$5.00,
at
......
MEN'S
WORK
CAPS
'
IK?
Sale
price
J.
.
......
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"
HUNDREDS
DRESS
CAPS
O-fl
Qfl
Sale
price
.
JBOYS'
OVERALLS
"
4
nt
,
XZp
3L
-
ale
price
.
.
;
BOYS'
LONG
PANTS-
..
Q4
OJ
Reg.
$2.50,
at
.
........
:
.
tyW
CHILD'S
SLICKER
COATS
Reg.
$5.00.
9
ttS
All
sizes.
All
cplorsjito
(jlpar
.
.
.
:
LADIES'
FIRST
QUiUTLICKERS-
Q5
All
colors.
Reg.
$.50
at
.
.
.
u
WHITE
WOOL
BLANKET-
QfZ
Qf!
Reg..
$7.50,
now