PACK
SIX
WALLACE'S
WEFK-END
SALE
CREf
ONNES
and
DMBs
FOUR
PRICES
ONLY
A
Special
Assortment
of
Patterns
-fl
Qn
values
to
30c,
per
yard
JLtJ
Cretonnes
In
beautiful
designs
and
colorings,
to
GOc,
per
yard
OV
f
Handsome
Designs
Some
block
prints
values
to
95c,
per
yard
UiJUL
Shadow
Effect
Rayon
Draperies
in
50-inch
width
reversible,
can
be
slit
for
side
drapes,
in
QQf
rose,
blue,
etc.,
values
to
$1.50,
per
yard
.
.
Art
Ticking
Shoe
Bags
These
are
wonderful
value
will
hold
four
pairs
of
shoes,
fitted
with
three
metal
eyelets
for
convenience
in
hanging,
in
colors
of
Mauve,
Blue,
Jade
and
Rose.
.
BSf
Very
special,
each
9v1
Wardrobe
Bags
Made
from
strong
art
ticking,
fitted
to
hold
several
garments,
pocket
inside
for
moth
balls,
in
four
art
shades.
-i
A
Very
special,
each
JJ.eJvr
New
Tains
Just
received
a
shipment
of
the
very
latest
Tarns,
in
bilk
or
Wool
chenille,
also
the
new-
est
style
one-piece
French
Q?f
to
Q-fl
iJtZ
j
felt
Berets
in
all
colors
0t,
pJL.JeJ
Children's
Hats
New
arrivals
in
felt,
velvet,
etc.,
in
a
nice
assortment
of
-fi
Cft
to
-S
QC
colors,
priced
from
...
.
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ON
SALE
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
Phone
9
Third
Ave.
&
Fulton
St.
1
Our
imputation
Does
Not
Guarantee
Our
But
our
used
cars
DO
guarantee
otf
r
reputation
We
have
for
sale
on
easy
terms
the
fdllowing
cars:
NASH
192S
Sedan
;
$H$ySLRIl
1928
Sedan
.
CHEVROLET
1927
Sedan
CHEVROLET
1929
Coupe
$625.00
HUDSON
1920
Sedan
....
Price
on
application
All
the
above
cars
reconditioned
and
sold
with
Kaien
Motors
sixty
day
warranty.
Call,
phone
or
write.
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
CHEVROLET
and
DUICK
DEALERS
Phone
52
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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DEMAND
"Rupert
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THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
I'MNCK
KUPEKT.
B.C.
ttuy
the
real
Coal
our
fatuous
Fdson
and
Cassldy-Wellington
lu
any
Quantities.
Also
Bulkier
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Kobin
Hood
Flour.
Priftfe
Rupert
Feed
Co
I'll
ONES
58
AND
558
Used
Cars
$525.00
$000.00
$325.00
Brand"
UEHMBUXaiUtXCMMt
r-Br
Alexander
X-KAY
SEKVICE
I'll
ONE
575
IJESNEIt
BLOCK
DENTIST
IN
SCHOOLS
Total
of
1122
Pupils
In
Aattendancc
Last
Month
A
total
of
1122
pupils.
537
boys
and
585
girls,
were
In
attendance
in
the
city
schools
In
September,
iccordlng
to
reports
of
principals
presented
to
the
school
board
at
Its
ocular
monthly
meetlne
last
nleht.
This
Is
a
substantial
Increase
over
school
attendance
at
a
similar
date
ast
year.
Details
of
the
teachers'
epoits
were
as
follows:
Boys
Girls
Total
High
School
81
131
212
3ooth
School
239
237
47G
Jordcn
Street
169
177
340
.Vestview
School
..
12
13
25
Seal
Cove
36
27
63
Totals
-
.537
585
1122
Attendance
percentages
were
as
follows:
High
School,
95.45;
Booth,
'3.S5;
Borden,
96.42;
Seal
Cove,
)7.43.
School
savings
were
reported
as
ollows:
Booth,
$151.40;
Borden.
201.35;
Wcsiview,
$6.45;
Seal
Cove.
$21.70.
Week-End
Specials
Jalkln's
Best
Teal-lb.
50c
pkg
Cellogg's
Corn
Flakes
10c
per
pkg
ibby's
Potted
Meats
25c
4
tins
(alkln's
Best
Peas
No.
3
35c
2
pkg
cd
Arrow
Soda
Biscuits
45c
2
pkgt
Royal
City
Pure
Strawberry
H
An
U1
Jam
4-lb.
tin
?ine
Canadian
Cheese
30c
wr
lb
tilkln's
Best
Orange
Mar
50c
matede
4-lb.
tin
oyal
City
Peaches
2W
25c
per
to
,.
raokfleld
Creamery
Butter
l(n
l-lb.
pkg
abob
lied
Plums
2V's
20c
per
tin
ibmarlne
Brand
Pineapple,
40c
sliced
2's
3
tins
'
InCream
Tomato
Soup
Q-t
9
tins
vl
rookfteld
Fresh
Pork
35c
Sausage,
l-lb.
pkg.
"iess
Soap
Flakes
AKn
2
pkg
?earl
White
Naptha
Soap
OC
6
bars
Alberta
Market
!'
(
A.Mdl.A
finjiHitnt
Phone
2'
rasanrnvrnvm
BtvincBfRin
rm
Give
Your
Wife
A
Good
Watch
And
S"e
bow
It
will
harmonise
the
workings
of
your
household.
Some
folks
think
of
a
woman's
watch
as
a
decorative
piece
of
jewelry.
Every
one
of
our
watches
1
a
timepiece.
Easy
prices.
We
have
a
good
running
16-jeweled
girl's
watch
in
white
or
natural
color
gold
filled
at
7
JO.
.
Some
fine
quality
latest
model
good
substantial
lifetime
watches
In
geld
filled,
$20.00
to
$26.00.
And
of
course
we
have
the
olid
gold
Omens,
Wal-thams
and
Elgins
from
'
$30
to
$65
ITO
v.
&
Jewellers
IffiiTliC
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
TOE
DAILY
NEWS
Rheumatism
23
Yrs
Discovers
Way
to
Banish
all
Pain
Nothing
Helped
She
;TookV
FRUITTIVES"
"Had
rheumatiim
fur
23
y?ars.
Hospitals
couldn't
ttetptne.
W.u
in
bed
when
I
took
Trult-a-UvesV
Thy
hve
done
wonder.
Can
do
my
work
and
no
more
p:!u."
Mm.
A.'
N.
f
ield.
Vynyrd.
SasK.
Just
one
of
thousand
who
my
rtwrnmatlxm
iwurahrlo..
osurVUs
.-llv
i$itavftBi
with
brimmMv'
Chronic
constipation
and
liver
trou
bles
end
overnight,
sad
stomacn.
blUcuanesa.
indigestion,
bearloum,
gas
vanish
like
magic.
Kidney
and
bladder
nu.
pom
in
tuck
go
in
hurry.
Nwwss
quiet,
sound
alcep
at
once.
Ten
of
nature's
greatest
remedlea
combined
In
handy
little
table'..
Marvelous
discovery
of
famous
Canadian
doctor.
Speedy
result..
Oet
"Frult-a-tlves"
from
druggii!
today.
Sleep
fine,
wake
up
great.
New
Police
Chief
At
Prince
George
Corp.
W.
B.
Slewart
Succeeds
Ser-
5canl
W.
J.
Service
Who
lias
Come
Here
I
Corp.
W.
B.
Stewart
of
Coqultlam
lias
been
appointed
chief
of
the
'ort
Oeorge
district
detachment
of
he
provincial
police
with
head-uartera
in
Prince
George.
He
sue-eeds
Sergeant
W.
J.
Service
who
las
been
promoted
to
the
post
of
hlef
of
the
city
detachment
In
Prince
Rupert.
REE
Demonstration
For
Friday
&
Saturday
t
Prosperity
Week,
Oct.
11-18
j
I'A
i
j
luy
all
jcir
reqnlrenentt
from
our
hwie
ttwn.
We
endeavor
to
!
take
It
possible
for
you,
j
Here'
Is
a
Bargain
ZiUi
every
purchase
of
Blue
Ribbon
'ear,
Blue
Ribbon
Coffe
Blue
Rib-on
Baking
Epwder
or
tiiue
Ribbon
xtrocts.
wc
arc
giving
a
free
cou-on
which
entitles
holder
to
a
rawing
on
one
8-cup
coffee
Drip-taker.
.
:iue
Ribbon
Coffee
55c
per
lb
iue
Ribbon
Tea
50c
ner
lb
;luc
Ribbon
Baking
Powder
QC
per
tin
iuc
Ribbon
Extracts
In
2-os.
and
4-o)!.
bottles,
reasonable
n
rices
braid's
Blue
Label
60c
per
lb
:up
Si
Saucer
free
In
each
package
loda
Biscuit
Dollar
size
55c
per
box
vesicated
Coconut
18c
per
lb
Royal
City
Peaches
J
s
25c
per
tin
Classic
Cleanser
8c
per
tin
.
OET
THE
HABIT
Save
Money
By
Buying
at
i
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
i
Phone
360
319
Third
Ave.
1
A
BIG
OPPORTUNITY
j
.
for
tho?
who
want
j
Tailor
Made
Suits
Ir
fvir
windows
for
special
low
prices
iwsd.tb
415.00..
Hnest
quality
and
latest
natterns.
Come
in
and
see
us
today
before
It
Is
too
late.
SUITS
Special
order
complete
and
finished
In
three
days.
See
Ling
the
Cutter
Ling,
the
Tailor
unmmtmMSMmtmiMmMMmtm
Second
Avenue
Phone
C19
rmnss
MPnSsrr-S3Cl
fTi
EXPERIENCE
IS
QUESTION
School
Hoard
Discusses
Whether
j
Experience
In
American
Schools
Should
De
(liven
Credit
There
was
a
rather
protracted
debate
at
last
night's
meet
in?
of
the
school
board
on
.the
mat'r
of
whether
a
teacher
who
had
had
some
of
her
experience
ai
schools
of
the
United
States
should
be
credited
with
those
years
in
fixing
her
position
in
the
salary
schedule.
The
case
of
one
of
the
teachc
rs
who
had
had
eight
years
experience,
two
In
California
and
the
rest
in
British
Columbia,
but
had
been
credited
by
the
department
with
only
six
years,
was
under
discussion.
Mrs.
Spencer,
the
chairman,
was
strongly
in
favor
of
the
teacher
in
question
beinft
given
credit
for
the
whole
eight
years
in
fixing
her
salary.
Experience
was
experience
no
matter
where
a
teacher
obtained
it,
Mrs.
Spencer
felt.
L.
W.
Waugh.was
In
f-iyor
of
enquiring
from
the
department
whv
the
teacher
had
been
credited
with
only
six
instead
of
elKht
years'
experience.
He
suggested
that
the
matter
be
taken
up
with
the
education
department.
Mrs.
Bnencer
thought
that
It
wa
up
to
the
board
and
not
to
the
de
partment
to
set
the
salaries
C
".achers
and
decide
what
Increment
th"y
jwre
entitled
to.
No
matter
wha
the
deparment
might
tat3.
she
would
insist
that
the
Neither
m
qutstijn
was
entitled
t'
.he
full
increment
of
eight
yearr'
-xperi'
nee.
W.
R.
McAfee
thought
that
tw
years'
experience
In
United
States
r.i
then
iima
n
(.1
jouraev
A
Sensational
All
-
The
New
York
Times
says
"One
liful
dramas
of
No
person
in
Prince
this
picture.
HODGE
PODGE-
AdmiMlon
20c.
and
65c.
CT.
HtelO,
OS.
vas
as
ge(xl
as
two
y(
ai
s
in
Canada.
Earl
Banie
could
see
no
haini
in
btaining
the
information
sugges-ed
by
Mr.
Waugh.
It
was
decided
to
communicate
vith
the
department
in
regard
to
he
matter.
In
her
report
for
Booth
Memorial
School,
at
last
night's
board
neetlng
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer,
principal,
expressed
her
appreciation
tn
the
board
for
a
number
of
supplementary
readers
which
hu
'.
been
provided.
lust
1
"'OTDMO!m,EA,'
Wednesday
&
Tlmi
TWO
SIlo-.v
,
7
and!)
P.u
Colin
Give
in
9
talkint?
War
L;
f
the
most
powerful
recent
times."
Rupert
should
miss
.
S.
P.
MqMordie
-"SPANISH
ONIONS
Feature
States
at
V
THURSDAY
MATIM
I
Feature
starts,
t:40:
r,.
FRIDAY
&
SATl
"The
Big
P
The
Twenty
Ye
n
.
of
the
Vancouver
Sin
ago
recalled
the
m.;:
Cathedral
Victoria.
Harrison
to
William
K
Rupert
barrister.
scolds
dosing-
j
VAHOlMll
genuine
ConH"
.
.
.
FlU
Delad.b.
M.irec.n
dlot
of
rW-ru,
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only
Cold
Se.l
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sturdy
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AT
acKenzie's
Furniture