R
t
.
LiVlliijO
for
Fair
Week
My
fall
lines
are
coming
in
now
and
as
I
bare
not
the
store
spare
1
have
AecMed
to
discontinue
carrying
the
following.
These
prices
sheeM
appeal
to
an?
one
looking
for
real
values
O.
W.
C.
FLANNEL
SHIRTS
Bine,
dray
Khaki
Regular
gXSe,
Special
G.
w.
O.
FANCY
CHECK
SHIRTS
Green.
Brawn,
3od.
Regular
$4.50.
Special
G.
W.
G
KHAKI
DRILL
SHIRTS
ilrgular
S1JS,
Special
G.
W.
G.
BLOT
CHAMBRY
SHIRTS
Regular
$1.50.
Special
G.
W
G.
KHAKI
FLANNEL
SHIRTS
Regular
$3.00.
Special
KZD
BACK
OVERALL
PANTS
Regular
SUO,
Special
..!
KHAKI
PANTS
Btgular
X50.
8pecial
MOLESKIN
PANTS
Hcguiar
S3.5Q,
Special
c.
HEAVY
BANNOCK
BURN
TWEED
PANTS
Regular
ta.75.
Special
.
COVERALLS.
ZIPPER
FRONT
Regular
fUQ.
Special
G.
C.
ARSENEf?
Capitol
Theatre
Block
ssSS
II
l
lOO
StaM
tor
I
II-
6,
Time
in
seconds
.
.
.
at
a
glance!
M
you
are
a
technician,
a
doctor,
a
professinrul
man
-one
who
most
have
the
tane
in
seconds
or
one
who
want
a
distinctive
watch,
the
Gruen
TechnhQuadroo
the
watch
for
you
It
has
an
extra
large
second
hand
for
quick
and
tut
m
mm
i
j
John
Bulger
-r
Jeweller
Third
Attnue
Prince
Rupert
$2.75
$3.75
.$1.65
$1.25
$2.45
$1.95
$1.95
$2.75
$5.50
$3.75
Telephone
"58
ah
L.E.
WasVVM
The
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
Office.
Smelting
and
Refining
Department
TRAIL.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
SMELTERS
AND
REFINERS
Parcfeasers
of
Gold,
Silver,
Copper,
Lead
and
Zinc
Ores
Producers
ol
Gold,
Silver,
Copper,
Pig
Lead
fend
Zinc
TADANAC.
TRAIL
J'SMfflSLA
EGG-Delivered,
Per
Ton
$12.0(1-
MLNE1LBAD
EGG
De'ivered,
Ppr
Tnn,
.,
ln
nIINEiTEAI)
LUMP
Delivered,
Per
Ton
...
13.50
FURNITURE
and
PIANO
MOVING
A
Specialty
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
PHONE
5S0
flies
are
highly
dangerous
say
Health
Authorities
FhtawUtmh
in
tku
wmov
Can
M
itK
(Ac
twik
hand.
can
smcllirjrr
x
I
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Li
Rkv
mm,
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WW
urawa
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I
-rvarag-i
BODIES
ARE
TAKEN
OUT
Swedish
balloon
explorers
on
White
island
east
of
Spitsenbergen,
bringing
the
bodies
on
here.
The
Brat-vaag
arrived
In
port
yesterday.
Andree
and
his
companions
died
f
exhaustion
and
slept
themselves
nto
death,
it
is
believed
by
Dr.
Horn.
The
explorers
had
travelled
Almost
two
hundred
miles
from
.
here
their
balloon
came
down
over
re
and
water
using
frail
boats
Ahenever
possible
and
sustained
Ife
on
White
Island
only
a
few
nonths.
Horn
believes,
by
killing
irds
and
bears
for
food.
The
bodies
vere
found
in
natural
graves
of
ice
vnd
snow.
A
complete
log
of
the
night
was
found
together
with
a
iiary.
the
latter
being
badly
Qum-TY
kw.
Made
of
rvrc
xnatcr
lala
in
modern
sunlit
factories.
No
ezpetuc
spared
to
have
it
clean,
wholesome
and
full
flavored.
WRIGLEYS
It
wut'etl
and
sealed
to
keep
it
a
good
as
when
it
leares
the
factory.
Waiarrs
U
bound
to
be
the
best
that
men
and
machines
and
money
can
make.
The
delicious
pcirerminX
flavor
freshens
tne
mouth
and
aids
digsstiocu
4
4.
ENJPTTD
BT
MILLIONS
First
of
the
Month
SPECIALS
Flour
49'g
QO
Off
per
sack
t?.9
Milk
ec
Off
per
caw
QO.OO
40c
Rowats
Mixed
Kc-
Iff
kks,
28-ox.
jar
...
Freeh
Ground
Cof-
A
ff
n
fee,
per
lb.
OK
Economy
Tea
45C
pr
llx
Eess-$i.oo
few
Potatoes
CHn
18
lbs.
..........
school'supplibs
We
have
inst
received
a
complete
shipment
Come
in
ana
inspect
our
stock.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Linvted
ilT-tU
5th
Avenue
Cast
PHONE
It
AND
81
i
THE
DAILT
NEWS
FINE
EXIIiniTS
IN
.MANY
CLASSES;
FLOWERS
.MAKE
BRIGHT,
COLORFUL
SCENE.
(Uontlnued
from
pare
one)
!
Remains
of
August
Andree
and
His
talent
and
aeromplishnjeqts
of
the
.tjoninaVins
Jteach
Tqnt&oe,
lad
Are
a'uarreJ
U
tatafZt
.-somar
'
.
AJDognee
wis,
".
msttr'UV-
TROMSOE.
Norway.
Sept.
3:
Belief
s
as
to
bow
Capt
Solomon
August
Andree
and
his
two
companions,
missing
since
1397
on
a
balloon
flight
to
the
North
Pole,
spent
their
last
days
were
expressed
here
by
Dr.
Gunnard
Horn
whose
sealer
'pfay
SSftii
k
practically
iy
negligible
this
year
far
no
one
is
very
Interested
in
mining
these
days
anyway.
Commercial
Stalls
The
rest'
of
the
downstairs
apace
In
the
main
building
is
given
over
pretty
well
to
commercial
and
ad
vertising
stalls,
among
these
being
j
which
arc
of
credit
to
then
I
In
another
annex
to
the
main
floor
is
MM
the
show
of
poottry
and
pets,
possibly
not
as
large
as
usual
bet
none
the
less
deserving
ol
comment.
The
Indian
Section
covers
a
good
deal
of
apace
on
one
of
the
upstairs
'
balconies
and
the
natives,
fcn
every
manner
of
handiwork,
have
done
j
themselves
proud
KxbJWts
of
howehaM
arts,
notably
sewing
and
'
f
aneywork,
are
to
be
seen
there
in
large
numbers
with
many
specimens
of
fine
work.
School
exhibits
;
are
also
splendid
and
there
are
several
oil
and
water
color
paintings
!
that
are
excellent
indeed.
Tendency
of
the
natives
to
abandon
their
old
arts
of
weaving
and
earring
for
the
jmore
medejai
forms
of
handiwork
is
to
be
noted
although
memories
of
the
old
days
are
to
be
seen
in
th-prised
relics
of
R
O.
Cunnlnghmra
s
'collection
of
aboriginal
arts.
In
the
!
Indian
Section
are
also
the
odd
ve-;
getabie
and
culinary
specimen,
Culinary
txfcibtta
by
local
house-i
wives
are
up
to
the
usual
standard
and
the
display
is
as
interesting
as
it
loots
appetMng
which
any
be
saying
a
lot.
In
bread,
cakes,
canned
goods,
etc..
Mrs.
E.
Helhnan
has
taken
the
largest
nuaaber
of
first
prises
with
Mrs.
D.
MeD.
Hunter
running
her
a
close
second.
Both
have
been
pensstesrt
exhibitors
down
throwgh
the
yean.
Of
interest
to
many
Is
the
large
exhibit
of
school
work
such
as
painting
and
drawing.
Principals
and
members
of
their
staffs
are
again
to
be
congratulated
for
pain
staking
efl
xts
in
sssi
mhllni
arrangbag
the
evhihrU
Fine
art
and
photographic
is
also
found
on
the
balcontrs
with
one
corner
given
over
to
the
professional
photography
of
X.B.
Benson
who
h:xi
hang
op
portraits
of
many
well
toovrn
local
peolpe
from
His
Worship,
the
Mayor,
down.
Midway
Popular
For
the
yjsMsfer
folks,
and
a
let
of
the
older
too.
the
midway
to
the
rear
of
the
bwiMtng
has
much
to
offer
and.
judging
from
the
way
it
was
patronised
last
night,
is
proving
popular
There
are
the
usl
games
of
chance,
etc
with
curtain
ed
off
enclosures
containing
men.
mysterioea
lsdtet
an
ing
that
there
might
also
be
writh
ing
snakes
and
roaring
nous
not
far
from
there
This
is
for
the
curious
to
find
oir
Tne
meTTy-go-round
was
also
playing
a
bag
and
Jingling
trade
By
last
evening,
most,
if
not
aU.
the
judging
of
exhibits
had
been
completed
The
prise
winners
wtu
be
published
as
soon
as
paeaibie.
There
whs
no
program
an
the
building
last
night
except
for
the
brief
band
caneert
It
was
felt
that
the
public
might
desire
tola
opportunity
of
viewing
the
axhabtts
with
a
minimum
of
mietTWgtfsen
and
disturbance
atseting
this
evening,
there
will
bt
nightly
vaod
vflie
concerts
in
the
ouildmg
until
the
close
of
the
Exhibition.
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FOR
S
KEEN
A
BRAND
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILT
Early
Delivery
Throufbout
the
City
INTERIOR
PULPMILLI
Hon.
F.
P.
Burden
Still
Holds
Out
Hope
Fur
Materialisation
of
Froeef
at
Prince
George
Returning
to
Prince
George
lately
after
an
extended
tour
of
Europe
on
from
Russia
in
the
United
States
m
vvi.itiiiMyy.
Wed.
&
Thrs.
2
Khn-
-.
.
B
'
fc
"
C1XUJSUVSA
.
r
KViUriMMtMsM
All
Prince
Rupert
Lodge
No.
46,
B.
P.
O.
Elks
will
break
into
the
theatrical
imelight
about
two
weeks
from
now
when
they,
will
present
at
the
Moose
Hall,
the
three-act
musical
comedy.
"Queen
of
Hearts,"
with
a
-ast
of
SO
people.
,
The
production
will
be
under
the
direction
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
3.
Mc-Nanghton,
professional
show
producers,
who
for
the
past
five
years
have
been
presenting
annual
shows
for
the
Bxs
at
Ketchikan
and
Ju
neau.
It
was
because
y
the
excellent
recommendations
from
Elks
of
Ketchikan,
who
are
veU
known
here,
that
the
local
Ipdgeaeetded
to
produce
the
show
inTrtftce
Rupert.
Mr
and
Mrs
McNaughtcm
ata
have
a
recolarvrcuit
of
Klks
tedaelrotn
SeattlTvo
Los
Angeles
that
they
produce
for
annually.
The
show
Is
a
combination
of
a
laughable
story,
with
a
strong
plot;
an
da
aeries
of
musical
revues
that
are
a
riot
of
color,
pretty
girls,
peppy
dances
and
late
song
hits.
The
entire
scenery,
as
well
as
costuming,
is
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
by
the
producers,
and
"Queen
of
Hearts"
wfll
have
the
same
lavish
staging
as
any
modern
road
show.
Those
who
resaamoer
the
success
of
the
"Beauty
Shop."
can
look
forward
to
even
a
more
pretentious
el
naarket
was
rather
disquk-tlng
andifeJrtfiJ5
this
year's
show,
might
tend
to
alow
down
lsnnehsng
The
avfiuu
presenting
the
stow
of
the
local
project.
Aside
froAifli
'
a
mfes
of
ralabxg
money
for
feature,
however,
the
piotitaHSr
belt
CtutmumdMmtwaA.uiUim
the
local
enterprise
had
taken
on
m
rmdertaking
should
nave
the
gen-very
promising
outiook.
port
of
the
ensue
eomaeatty.
WALTER
HUSTON
and
CLAUD
LTTE
COLCQt
1B
I
he
Lady
Lies"
government
business.
Hon.
P.
P.
tfaTXSlSXBlXIJUljCTimai
Borden,
minister
of
lands,
stated
.
j
.
.
.
that,
while
in
Montreal,
he
had
met
.
a
number
of
those
interested
in
the
project
of
establishing
a
pulp
and
i
den
said.
A
strong
Canadian
syndicate,
be
stated,
has
secured
an
option
on
the
holdings
of
the
company
of
which
Frank
P.
Jones
Is
the
central
figure
and
has
made
ar-
for
a
field
examination
Irangements
which
was
expected
to
be
under
way
early
in
September
with
Marshall
j
Small,
timber
expert
in
charge.
I
While
Mr
Burden
admitted
that
I
immediate
market
conditions
were
not
very
favorable
for
the
com
mencing
of
work
upon
a
pulp
and
oaper
mill
of
the
shte
contemplated
in
the
original
Prince
George
pro-1eet
he
said
that
he
had
intimated
to
the
persons
interested
that
it
would
be
unreasonable
to
expect
the
provincial
government
to
continue
to
hold
the
concessions
delved
by
the
promoters
unless-
bona
-de
steps
were
taken
within
a
rea-onable
time
fox
the
prosecution
of
hr
enterprise.
.
The
syndicate
which
holds
the
Ttioc
on
the
assets
of
the
Praser
live'
Company
is
quite
distinct
ram
that
headed
by
John
Stadler
who
personally
investigated
the
situation
some
time
ago.
Mr.
Sutler's
option
has
since
expired
and
the
new
concern
took
It
over.
Mr.
Burden
said
that
he
was
hopeful
something
might
come
out
at
the
existing
option
but
the
threatened
introduction
of
pulp
Elks
to
Stage
Bratvaag
Is
in
port
after
an
expe-
rtl
IwLnT
W
Prince
George.
There
Hnnn
ot
nC
Uo
Hearts
vrr'
Bfc?:-
thi,
pect
than
Queen
iuia
uk
iruuua
ui
vac
...
appeared
aoeeared
on
on
Uie
uie
surface.
surface.
Mr.
Mr.
Bur
Bur-
ire
Alarms
In
City
Increased
Over
Last
Year
In
the
month
of
July
there
were
-ight
fire
alarms
with
Hamp
m
aly
one
case
that
being
in
a
minor
laze
at
the
King
George
Cafe
early
in
the
month
when
there
was
4
loss
of
$25.
So
far
this
year
there
'lave
been
a
total
of
W
alarms
with
ttimated
damage
totalling
$10,387
is
against
35
alarms
and
$1,615
in
he
first
eight
months
of
1929
Pacific
Mfik
and
Northern
B.
C
Power
Co.
A
real
moving
picture
show
exbiaitine
short
comedies
and
scenes
in
the
Pacific
Milk
stand
is
one
of
the
principal
attractions
here.
In
its
asual
place
off
the
main
floor
is
to
be
found
the
display
of
fancy
work
where
Prince
Rupert
ladies
once
again
demonstrate
their
skill
in
needle
and
other
handiwork
with
many
beautiful
creations
wruen
attract
the
gaze
of
even
i
nan.
Mrs
John
Dybhavn
to
have
carried
off
many
first
prises
to
say
nothing
xd
Mrs.
S.
Batcher.
Mrs
H.
F.
Olassey
and
others.
A
earner
of
this
room
con
tains
exMUts
from
school
girls
talking.
With
a
BrUlia,
Cast
of
Broadwa
SLir.
Comedy
Hot
Lemonade'
Novelty
IV-nidc,
'u
Musical
Tiovclty-Second:
Hungarian
Rhapsody"
Admission
20c
&
Q5c
Feature
Starts
a!
tti
fc
Friday
&
Saturday
-RETURN
OF
SHERLOCK
IIOlMr
Police
Court
Fines
Report
ite
venue
From
ThiK
About
Same
as
Pines
collected
u
during
the
mom
year
totalled
S15i
;
total
of
fines
for
:
up
to
$5,448.
In
Auc
.
fines
amounted
55.537
the
total
f-
:
that
date.
DprUu:
the
sum
of
Wl
v.Vf
for
keep
of
provi.v
.
the
city
jail.
Official
Visit
D
J
iT.
turned
k
1
i
diu
at
i
errace
Presldenf
of
RebeluJi
'
Interior
Ton
n
Lj
i
Mrs.
Merri
the
.
bckah
Assembly,
v
tain
View
Rebekal
Terrace
She
was;
of
Rebekabs
to
L,.-on
Thursday
and
dinner
In
the
new
:
meeting
was
heiJ
licious
refrestunei.i
wards.
While
in
Te.ran
was
the
guest
of
Mr-
Mrs.
Thomas
R
n
a
holiday
vim;
;
city
o:
Spic-Span
CLEANS
Where
others
Cant
T-
HERE
are
hundreds
of
places
in
your
botae
that
ean't
be
reached
by
ordinary
vacuum
deanerg
with
their
elunuy,
inefficient
attachments.
"
These
are
the
places
that
the
Premier
Spic-Span
deans.
It
runf
along
ahelve
and
ledges,
into
atair
oorneri,
ovgar
inatiresee,
,
upholstered
furniture
and
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