PACE
EEC
ffirrnTiTUifi'tH1
sj..av
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
I
inn
AFQ
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD
"
Smoked
Daily
by'
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PltlNCE
KUPEItT.
B.C.
"Exclusive
But
Not
Expeniive"
To
Be
Wcll-Dressed
In
Prince
Rupert,
Seef
-ANNETTE-
Shoes,
Hats,
Coats,
Dresses,
Lingerie
and
Furs
ANNKTTE
LADIES
WEAR
COMPANY
LIMITED
Third
Aw.
&
Fifth
St.
Two
Stores
701
Eighth
Ave.
IV.
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
Chevrolet
and
Buick
Automobiles
Good
Used
Cars
Boat
Engines
Goodyear
Tires
Raybestos
Brake
Linings
Expert
Mechanics
TrJepJwHre
Kelkble
Wrecking
PEMBINA
EGG
Delivered,
Per
Ton
$12.00
MINEIIEAI)
EGG
Delivered,
Per
Ton
12.50
MINEIIEAI)
LUMP
Delivered,
Per
Ton
.
.
.
13.50
FURNITURE
and
PIANO
MOVING
A
Specialty
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
PHONE
580
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
Uartaxe,
Warehousing,
ana
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Spt-cialize
in
Piano
and
Fnroiiure
Moving.
miMii
ii
Mini,,1
twrm
Smith
&
Mallet!
LIMITED
Plumbing
and
Heating
Engineers
Automatic
Domestic
Oil
Furnaces
Telephone
174
Shew
Knom
259
Third
Av.
XV.
Dr
Alexander
X-KAY
SERVICE
PHONE
575
ISESNER
BLOCK
DENTIST
Progressive
mercnanu
advertise
SPECIALS
Malkin's
Be.st
Spinach,
2'r,
2
tins
.
.
Buffet
Fruitg,
8
oz.
6
tins
Orchard
City
Pearg
3'
per
tin
De
Law
Plums,
2s
5
tins
001
Starch
3
pkt8.
for
Paulin
Chambers
Sodas
2
pkts-
for
Heine'
Ketchup
3
bottles
Rowats
Sweet
Pickles,
per
28-oz.
jar
King
Oscar
Sardines
8
tins
35c
85c
20c
95c
35c
Cream
45c
85c
55c
45c
Out
-of
-Town
Orders
Re-j
ceivc
Prompt
Attention
jFreoh
Vegetables
&'
Fruits
j
Arriving
Every
Roat
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
PHONE
lk
AND
84
TAKE
LEASE
ON
GROUND
City
Drcides
to
Enter
lilt.
Asree-nienl
With
Railway
For
Right-
ot-waj
O
.
i)fll
'
Trie
city
coOftMJ
last
nlfcht
de-.
ciaea
to
enter
into
a
standard
lorm
I
of
agreement
with
the
Canadian
I
National
Railways
for
the
lease
of
right-of-way
on
the
east
side
of
Hays
Creek
on
which
it
is
planned
to
build
a
roadway
from
Sixth
Avenue
to
the
new
fishermen's
floats.
The
objectionable
part
of
the
proposed
agreement
was
that
the
city
is
made
responsible
and
liable
for
all
accidents
occurring
in
the
cros-'
sing
of
the
railway
track
even
if
caused
by
negligence
of
railway
em-
;
ployees.
City
Solicitor
Jones
how-
i
ever,
advised
the
council
that
thisi
was
the
standard
form
of
lease
and
it
was
a
case
of
accept
it
or
not
get
the
land
desired.
Accordingly,
it
was
decided
by
the
council
to
en-
ter
into
the
lease
but
the
rounici-:
oality
will
not
assume
any
respon
The
city
clerk
reported
to
the
xmnetl
ttiat
he
had
received
no
re-
jlv
from
J.
V.
Porrle
rliatrtof
n-
jrorks
department
for
attention.
MORE
LIGHTS
AND
LARGER
of
Additional
Ornamental
Mr.
and
Street
Lighting
The
city
council
last
night
ac-
pted
a
proposal
from
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
that
fifty
Ttandard
lamps
be
installed
in
contortion
with
the
ornamental
light-ng
of
the
bvsiness
sectton
of
the
rty
instead
of
twenty-nine
standards
as
originally
agreed
upon.
In
connection
with
the
additional
j
Mrs.
Lewis
Jones
Their
Home
t
-1
'
:
Ii
Lose
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
iy,svu
Sc
i,lber
Dizzy,
Weak
Heart
HIGH
POWER
TerribleHeadaches
fill
GoneJfew
Life
"FRUIT-MiVES"Slop
Years-old
Tortures
Quick
"Wu
bothered
with
dizziness.
Nk
bean,
-.emble
headache.
After
taking
'Frult-a-tivc'
am
entirely
re-'led.
teel
like
Dew
person."
tin
f.
Vloourt.
at.
Gabriel.
Est.
p
Q
Thoiifandi
t.-t
miracles
of
Trult-a-tivei
'
Const
ipatloq,
liver
trouble,
doziness,
weakness.
beads
dies
end
overnight
Bad
stomach.
bUlous-nesa.
lndlgest.on.
haaxtbum.
gas
van
Mi
prompt'.?
Kidney
and
t'aev-
oer
tua.
pain
U
back
go
In
S4
Ncres,
and
he.m
quiet,
sound
at
onoe
Bncumatlam.
Deureatla
Je-
oasnp
quica.
Complexion
din.
ian
oi
natures
greatest
eamblned
In
handy
little
tablet.
MsrveKm
disc
ivery
of
laaaans
Canadian
d
actor.
Speedy
result
smart
jsjSSrup
taojj
..asvin-e-.itui..
10
today.
Become,
new
person
overnight.
sibility
until
the
road
is
built:
It
kiiariln
CUjU
was
moved
by
AM.
Pullen
and
se-
"SlUC
V1UU
ondectW
AM.
MaectotMid
that
the
i
i
i
nn
lease
be
entered
into
.
1
AnnUS!
YlrW
President
Mt
ivln
Deioe.
Vsce-PteaMent-Mta.
C.
Oilker
Secretary
-
Treasurer
Smith.
Muste
sM
sancjng
followed.
HINTS
FOR
GARDENERS
INDOOR
PLANTING
ighting,
the
understanding
is
that
t
.
.
.
he
Power
Corporation
and
not
the
"
001
fn
to
wait
until
Jty
will
assume
the
extra
cost.
In
fprm(;
,or
"
of
connection
with
the
fifty-lamp
pro-
bloom
P"w5eally
all
bulbs
tarsal
it
U
also
planned
to
use
S00
cludm
can
be
instead
of
300-watt
lamps.
aown
indoors,
and
they
will
furn-The
matter
was
brought
up
by
Vnty
of
flowers
from
the
first
MA.
s.
D.
Macdonald.
rhaitenQn
.if
week
in
December
until
the
bams
the
utilities
ccnunittee,
who
read
com
on
out
of
doors.
For
this
sort
a
telegram
from
H.
E.
Pawson.
as-.
oi
foremg.
earlier
and
special
sistaat
commercial
manager
of
the
tP
of
tulips
ahovid
be
selected
Power
Corporatk.
stating
that
the
'
PracUcailr
any
hyacinth,
all
company
was
most
anxious
to
proceed
with
the
larger
ornamentLi
igbt
scbecae
even
if
it
bad
to
be
at
its
own
expense.
Provided
the
city
did
not
have
to
ay
for
the
additional
Ulumination,
the
narcissus,
ani
most
of
th-other
smaller
bums
will
grow
ii
pots
just
as
well
as
they
will
j
grow
outside
The
first
of
these
should
be
planted!
at
osaoe
One
can
use
Wejhly-deoorated
bowls,
or
any
the
aldermen
had
no
objection
to
sort
of
pot.
Ffare
is
the
most
eon-the
larger
scheme
which,
on
this
venient
frafertsnce
to
use.
altboagh
ondiUon
they
approved.
the
bulbs
will
also
grow
in
soil
or
i
ne
annual
aaaruomu
cost
wnirii
pebbles.
Fibre,
however,
mqalres
wnw
uy
"ir
i
uwcr
vw-.
no
araoufe.
clean
and
e-an
be
poratton
amounu
to
$3400.
used
yfeaFaWVemrit
ean
biTob-
!
tained
from
amv
-apd
atare
alanv
1
VS1A
VLiLilllLill
X
U
writer
was
veaWMMsssful
In
mant-
UfsTTCE
DTTDXTCri
bulb'
o"11"
cheap
nUUULi
DVlVViLU
"-pau,
the
later
just
a
week
jor
so
before
tkey
started
to
bloom
'transferring
ttiem
carefully
Into
.the
more
decorative
bowls.
In
this
,
way.
the
bowls
were
always
in
use.
PORT
CLEMENTS,
Sept.
30-
'nd
J
on
tew
The
narcissus
Last
Friday,
on
arriving
home
from
wU1
Woom
ln
bout
month,
and
school.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Noel
Lewis
therore
two;
or
three
crops
bf
Jones
found
the
house
in
which
th6
flowers
ean
easily
be
grown
they
lived
in
flames.
Iln
'ct.
with
successlunal
plantings
John
Mello
was
giving
the
alarm
'
Intervals
t(
a
couol-
of
weeks
and
soon
almost
the
whole
town
.
'rolD
ncrw
untU
the
middle
of
Jan-had
turned
out
to
help
fight
the
u&iJ-
the
bio
snlng
period
can
be
flames.
spread
over
several
months.
Mr.
Dyson
kindly
allowed
his
'
The
main
oetnt
to
remember
in
Toomy
garage
to
be
used
to
store
areg;
bulbs
indoors
Is
to
start
anything
salvaged,
laf
the
rain
them
to
a
cdtd
dark
place,
not
came
down
ln
very
heavy
showers,
removing
to
lull
light
and
heat
It
was
difficult
to
save
much
as
until
the
root
system
Is
well
de-thc
fire
had
started
under
the
veloped
and
the
shoots
are
an
house,
enveloping
the
whole
In
inch
or
so
high.
With
narcissus
dense
smoke
and
tongues
of
flame,
this
will
mean
from
rtaree
to
six
On
Borden
Street
The
city
eouncU
last
night
de-
weeks
to
the
dark,
but
tulips,
by
TELEPHONE
REPORT
Presenting
in
swart
for
the
elded
to
proceed
at
once
with
the
month
of
August
to
the
city
coun-eonstruction
of
a
sidewalk
on
the
oil
iast
night,
mm
Mastey.
super-south
side
of
Borden
Street
with
a
intenderrt
of
the
city
telephone
view
to
settling
a
long
outstanding
department,
announced
that
rev-
dispute
which
has
given
the
board
enue
for
the
month
amounted
to
f
work
more
grief
than
any
other
$1,802
and
expenditure
$3,262.
leav-j
city
work
this
year.
,
tag
a
surplus
oi
VM.
A
LINE
IS
.OK.!
City
Council
Hears
From
Government
Inspector
Regarding
Power
CarygafsW
Ttanswisslon
In
answer
to
a
query
sent
by
City
Engineer
F.
N.
Good,
the
provincial
inspector
of
electrical
j
energy
had
a
letter
Before
the
city
1
council
last
night
stating
that,
in
j
the
mattes
of
transmission
line
coci
traction
on
city
streets,
it
was
purely
for
the
city
to
decide
how
much
eJectrfcHy
should
be
carried
on
those
Ones,
etc
All
the
government
rsfeuired
was
that
the
con
.that
the
main
transmissiun
line
should
be
run
underground,
j
Mayor
Orme
stated
that
as
he
understood
it.
the
city
was
fully
protected
by
the
agreement
with
the
Power
Corporati.-n
and
also
under
city
bylaw
City
Ent,.ruir
Good
explain;!
that
if
tht
litir
at
any
time
became
a
public
darrr.
tht
city
council
had
the
authority
to
order
1;
re-1
moved
or
repaired
Accordingly,
the
council
Ins
true-
"
.
--
.
...
.
1.
i.
tea
una
the
uiE
cuv
1
'
onmeer
1
v
11
ir
r
to
10
grant
itiiuit
a
a;
rineer
for
the
federal
department
of
;
",c,Tln
J5pc
K?
rrwWi
;
nemilt
for
the
conation
of
the
WbBc
wwks,
to
a
letter
sent
on
I
AcxiTe
heapen
rianned
trinaa
li
-n
line
much
of
whteh
gut
21
In
which
it
was
sngges-!
w
V
r
i
has
tJidy
been
comoteted.
c
that
the
government
might;
Th
fu.
.v.
cod
financial
asslsUnce
to
the
vtrnddA
rank
nt
vtrmt
7
1
-i
i
wLding
of
the
road.
Another
let-
.church
m
hin
luth.
.t
'
iMCA!
LOUSICs!
-
auj
Hiiiwu
mica.
ucuig
writ-;
Home
of
Jtev
Dr.
aaat
Mm.
P
W
'
n
to
Mr.
Forde.
nrtm
u.
aajtnaao
vrwv
WMUm.
1ISU
MIC
A
letter
from
the
Department
of
Keribture
mi
md
hv
n,
n.f-
Vtorine
at
Ottawa
rUted
that
the
The
election
of
officers
took
place
u-r.
w
usiiuiqs
uie
new
iiunus
anll
me
joiaowing
were
choMxi:
vas
being
referred
to
the
public
Is
Opposed
to
Lower
Penalty
social
Convener
C3eo
MussmUcm.
;
that
the
Union
of
B.
C.
Municipal-
Planm
Katnerme
Watson.
ttie.
at
its
forthcoming
convention,
!
wratftau.
The
oUsesfltiary
rommittee
Power
Corporation
to
Bear
Exense
,
chosfs)
by
the
eeeutive.
The
city
council
last
night
de-,
Jean
chned
.to.endorae
a
resolution
from
i
til
.K
Muawll
rtf
HanaknA
mmk
l.te
t
-
-
-
jr
i
i
s
v
a
laaaiai
.
s.aJ.VS1SllJSVas
I
Ct
V-ttU
M
IXi
arsi
Tl
1
1
.chrnl
Act
whereby
tat
16-3
penalty!
After
each
alderman
had
ex-'
plained
why
he
supported
or
op-;
posed
the
proposal
the
question
was
put
and
th?
motion
for
en-1
dorsaticn
of
the
ffanaimo
proposal
i
was
lost,
only
the
mover
and
se-
j
conder
supporting
it.
;
RIVESimSSSISIJMXini-CCB
Little
Things
Like
Cuff
Links
We
have
variety
enoutn
to
suit
every
purse.
Gold
-filled
in
fancy
aj
plain
designs
with
dtnjbsi
ends
for
toft
shirts
tl.H
to
g2Jt
Better
gradts
with
henelat
laj
er
of
gold
in
ecxraved
da-signs
$tM
to
UM
Solid
gold
links
in
the
new
tints
and
engravings
in
10-K
and
14-K
-1
-
,1
From
$5.00
To
$18.00
OHNfiULCERr
(JEWELLER.S
STOHt
mn
THE
OjOCK
aaiat
8ia.4a.jawaiajju.BJicf
ait
!
IiM;IcLean
BOAT
IJUILDER
Seal
Cove
Can
take
you
out
of
water
under
roof
for
repairs.
Any
class
boat
built
at
reasonable
prices.
Boats
For
Sale.
Real
Bargains
1
B
MONDAY
AND
TUESDAY
Y
'-11
!
v
-
M
u
J
a
Two
Shows
7
&
9
pjn.
The
first
lady
of
the
screen
Ruth
Chatterton
In,
Admission
20c
&
65c
Feature
Starts
at
Wed
Tliurs.
and
Thuri.
Matines
"SHOW
OF
SUos
BsJirira
nn
nrasni:iiBiSB.aiaijisai
ram
a
aj
J
struction
should
be
A-l.
Unless
'
account,
for
two
weeks
up
'there
was
a
sub-station
outside
the:
o
September
zc
totalling
swjrju
imtim,
Knlli
h
Inc..,...-
Innli
.
.
.
.
..
mw
U1.11U,
uic
uuafi.w.
tu
1
.
.v
werc
IWIWIrTj
IOi
p
Ululi
I
&l
las.
night's
meeting
of
the
city
council
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
FOR
FAIR
DEALING
PROTE-CTS
YOU
We
have
a
real
reputation
mam
tain
in
seJHnr
used
1
fat
will
i
at
December
31
on
unuaad
est?
taxes
!
lw
"u
1
wuii
be
reduced
to
5.
The
resolution
Price
held
that
the
power
of
the
city
to
1
19K
FORD
FORDOR
sell
land
upon
which
taxes
had
not
Price
been
paid
should
be
sufficient
'
Telephone
S3
to
as
well
as
new
ones.
Prices
are
exeeatlonaHy
low
be-caae
ovr
tfade-la
peHer
BtaVea
it
unneeeasary
to
"pad"
ttatst
ear
prices
hi
otafer
to
reesHtp
for
over
generous
aHowaneea.
Von
ray
no
more
than
the
ear
is
really
worth
in
unused
LOOK
TIIC8C
OVER
S125
S135
8200
guarantee
that
Ou
taxes
would
be
:
V;
U
MAkKKk
I
111
patet
A
small
penalty
mlchi
kerve
j
A
liVlVJLJLV
LtlU,
;
as
some
Inducement
to
pay
up
delinquent
taxes
while
a
large
one
t
only
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