6
PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SPFClAI
for
Fair
Week
My
fall
lines
arc
coming
in
now
and
as
I
have
not
the
store
space
1
hare
decided
to
discontinue
carrying
the
following.
These
prices
should
appeal
to
any
one
looking
for
real
values
G.
W.
Q.
FLANNEL
SHIRTS-Blue,
Gray,
Khaki
89
7?
Regular
.$3.50,
Special
::........rr.;.:.'.:....:
G.
W.
O.
FANCY
CHECK
SHIRTS
Green,
Brown,
CO
75
Red,
Regular
$4.50,
Special
?
'
G.
W.
G.
KHAKI
DRILL
SHIRTS
Q4
GCZ
Regular
$1.95,
Special
JJXUU
O.
W.
O.
BLUE
CIIAMBRY
SHIRTS
Of
C
Regular
$1.50,
Special
QXtAO
Q.
W.
G.
KHAKI
FLANNEL
SHIRTS
94
Regular
$3.00,
Special
RED
BACK
OVERALL
PANTS
Q4
QJT
Regular
93J0,
Special
yXtUO
KHAKI
PANTS
't,
C-j
QC
Regular
$2.50,
Special
t?XUO
MOLESKIN
PANTS
CO
7CJ
'
&
Regular
$350,
Special
HEAVY
BANNOCK
BURN
TWEED
PANTS
QS
C
Regular
$6.75,
Special
?eJ.JU
COVERALLS,
ZIPPER
FRONT
CO
ns
i
O
Regular
$450,
Special
V
,
G.
C.
ARSENEAU
Capitol
Theatre
Block
Telephone
758
"Exclusive
But
Not
Expensive"
,To
lie
Wcll-Drcsscd
In
Prince
Rupert,
See
-ANNETTE-
Shoes,
Hats,
Coats,
Dresses,
Lingerie
and
.
Furs
ANNETTE
LADIES
WEAR
COMPANY
LIMITED
Third
Ave.
&
Fifth
St.
Two
Stores
703
Eighth
Ave.
W.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
OPERATING
(!.
T.
1.
20.000-TON
FLOATING
DKYDOCK
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
lilacksmltlis,
Pattern
Makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING
Our
Plant
Is
Equipped
to
Handle
All
Kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK
PHONES
43
AND
385
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
ippen
"THE
DAINTIEST.
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PK1NCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.'
Chevrolet
and
Buick
Automobiles
Good
Used
Cars
Boat
Engines
Goodyear
Tires
Kaybestos
Brake
Linings
Expert
Mechanics
Telephone
52
Itellable
Wrecking
SERVICES
RESUMED
lev.
C.
E.
Motte
Makes
Strong
Ap
tfsrpeaJ
-to-Rupert
East'UnlteaWB
Church
Congregation
to.
Services
In
Rupert
East
United
Church
were
resumed
for
the
winter
last
evening
by
the
pastor,
Rev.
Charles
E.
Motte,
who
delivered
a
stirring
sermon,
taking
as
his
subject
"The
Parable
of
the
Pounds."
He
declared
that
the
churches
had
been
organize
to
give
effect
to
the
Lord's
teaching
in
this
parable.
Reviewing
the
work
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
at
home
and
abroad,
Mr.
Motte
declare
that
missionaries,
doctors
and
nurses
In
the
service
of
the
church
were
today
carrying
on
work
at
4369
stations
In
Canada
and
at
936
stations
in
Africa.
India,
China,
Korea
and
Trinidad.
One
million
boys
and
girls
were
receiving
religious
training
in
Sunday
Schools.
Rescue
homes
were
being
operated
at
Vancouver,
Calgary,
Winnipeg,
Toronto,
Mon
treal
and
in
the
Maritlmes.
The
field
,
lor
the
church's
work,
Mr.
Motte
pointed
out,
was
the
world
buji
he
laid,
emphasis
'
on
Christ's
commission
to
begin
in
Jerusalem.
The
origin
of
the
home
base
in
church
work
was
of
utmost
importance
and
all
depended
upon
its
success.
Rupert
East,
in
point
of
ntimbers,
might
be
likened
to
Jeru-;alem,
the
pastor
declared.
He
out-'incd
the
work
that
was
planned
for
"he
coming
winter
and
made
a
;trong
appeal
for
strengthening
?very
branch
of
the
church's
work.
The
sermon
was
well
received.
WATER
STOPPAGE
There
was
a
one-day
stoppage
at
the
week-end
of
the
water
supply
to
the
Cunadttn'NMhal
Kallwayr
shops
at
PrnicCeof'ge
owing
to
iuggca
pipes.
Repairs,
nowever,
"lave
now
been
'made
ariatne
water
being
pumped
normally'
out
of
the
Fraser
River
again.
'
EASY!
QUICK!
GLYCERIN
MIX
FOR
CONSTIPATION
Simple
glycerin,
buckthorn
bark,
aline,
etc!,
as
mixed
lrt'A'dlerika,
re-ieves
constipation
In
TWO1'
hours!
Most
'
med
lcihes
act1
oft'
oni'y'
'lower
wweL
but
Mfctffl'&tjbfi
BOTH
upper
and
lower1
Bowel,'
removing
poisons
you
neVerthought
were
in
your
system.
Just
ONE
spoonful
relieves
OAS,
sour
stomach
and
sick
headache.
Let
Adlerika
give
stom-ch
and
bowels
a
REAL
cleaning
ind
see
how
good
you
feel!
Ormes,
Limited,
Druggists.
SPECIAL;
2
Pkts.
Rohm,
Jlood
Cake
Flour
1
aiasBow.l
Free
ftp
All
for...
v
Paulln's
Fancy
Cookies
CJ-f
A
A
3
lbs.
for
Vvu
Peek-Frean's
Fancy
Cookies
Sn
nor
1h
W
VV
Malkln's
Best
Tea
per
lb
Nabob
Tea
per
lb.
.
Oround
Coffee
per
lb
Ashcroft
Ketchup
per
bottle
,
Dlue
Ribbon
Tea
per
lb
50c
50c
45c
30c
50c
FRESH
FRUITS
&
VEGETABLES
ARRIVING
EVERY
BOAT
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
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AND
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VALENTIN
DAIitY
FOIt
SKEENA
BRANT)
Creamery
Batter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
.1.
DIZZINESS
Caused
by
Blood
pressure
Doctor
ordered
Kruschcn
"
Five
years
ugo
Ihta
tniiith
I
lmd
"a
serious
attack
bf
LIh1
prrotiure,
luid
'
my
medical
mun
ordered
me
to
lake
Kruschcn
Salts
daily.
IvvMcnlly
I
am
a
stubborn
subject,
because
I
use
every
morning
a
smnll
tnuimonful
and
a
half
in
a
glass
of
hot
water,
and
this
acts
splendidly
and
keeps
my
head
right.
If
I
don't
have
the
action,
mentioned,
I
feel
cold,
stupid
und
liable
to
fall
from
dizziness.
Therefore
I
can't
do
without
my
Kruschcn
on
any
account.'
Some
time
ago
I
tried
some
other
salts
which
were
cheaper,
but
they
pained
me
so
much'
that
I
had
to
stop
them.
There
is
no
pain
with
Knisrhm.
I
have
told
hundreds
of
my
little
wonder-working
bottle."
(E.
d
Fergusaon.)
Dizziness
is
a
symptom
of
a
deeper-seated
disorder.
It
is
one
of
Nature's
danger
signals-
her
urgent
warning
of
an
impure
blood-stream
which,
if
not
attended
to
in
time,
may
wrtvJ;
the
entire
health,
with
some
dangerous,
indeed
lifelong,
disease.
The
six
salts
in
Kruschcn
keep
the
blood-stream
pure
and
vigorous
by
ensuring
the
complete
elimination
of
poisonous
waste
matter
from
the
system
every
day.
Declares
Peace
River
.Pass
Is
Prepared
By
Nature
For
Highway
Compared
With
Any
Other
Route.
'
(Continued
from
page
one)
Vancouver
and
the
south,
by
way
it
the
Fraser
River,
Prince
George
uid
Vanderhoof.
And
it
has
been
suggested
very
tncertolnly,
we
hope
that
we
shall
renounce
this
heritage
of
.vealth
of
beauty,
th'at
a
tourist
from
Grande
Prairie
or
Pouce
Joupe
or
beyond
should
skirt
the
.dge
of
our
wheat
fields,
and
derived
of
even
a
glimpse
of
the
;lorles
of
the
Peace,
like
a
hunted
'tilng
should
rush
Into
the
swamps.
he
sliding
banks
and
the
snows
of
he
Pine
Pass.
A
certain
engineer,
eturnlng
from
our
district
with
a
nass
of
hastily-collected
information,
has
granted
a
widely
published
ntervlew.
tils
ethics
we
pass
tiWtt
ve
question
statement
and
lnf'et-
First
let
lis
consider
the
purpose
if
a
highway.
It
cannot
take
the
;raln
trade'
from
a
railway.
It
can
narket
meats
and
dairy
products;
but
our
prospective
home
market
for
these
lies
west
and
not
south.
It
will
promote
the
speedy,
and,
we
hope,
the
enjoyable,
movement
of
people,
chiefly
tourists,
into
'
'
iirid
Jirough
this
district,
with
reaultmg
nutual
human
benefits.
,,t
With
this
in
view,
the
sllgh'tiy
greater
mileage
by
the
Peace
Pass
constitutes
an
awct,
since
each
mile
of
the
way
has
scenic
or
development
value.
It
is
misleading,
however,
to
regard
the
entire
route
from
Tort
St.
John
through
Hudson
Hope,
where
settlement
to
almost
continuous,
as
added
to
the
highway
outlet.
This
mall
route,
kept
ipen
with
little
help
for
many:
years
by
the
settlers,
mutt
in
all
fairness
be
re-located
and
reconditioned
in
any
case.
This
Is
also
true
of
the
road
now
passable
to
Jim
Beattlc's
at
Gold
Bar.
An
actual
gap
to
link
It
with
Flnlay
Forks
Is
thus
reduced
to
70
miles.
The
G5
miles
stated
as
the
distance
from
Palmer's
Crossing
by
Pine
Pass
to
Da'vie
Lake
Is
quite
erroneous,
and
Is
surely
a
mls-quoU-tlon.
Authentic
maps
give
an
airline
nearly
twice
this,
and
a
land
route
at
least
165.
The
ripened
Judgment
of
our
older
men
supports
us.
Nell
Qeth-lng,
well
known
both
here
and
through
the
province,
says:
"The
Pine
Is
only
a
creek
compared
with
the
Peace,
and
Is
in
the
grip
of
heavy
snow
to
June.
Peace
River
Pass,
with
Its'
low
grade
and
freedom
from
deep
snow
Is
the
cheapest
and
best
route
for
a
highway.
The
canyon,
with
its
dinosaur
and
forest
fossils,
and
great
coal
seams,
is
one
of
B.
C.'s
greatest
tourist
attractions."
It
Is
deeply
felt,
that
with
pressing
settlement
needs,
with
the
roads
which
railway
building
may
necessitate
In
the
northwest
of
the
district
and
towards
Moberly
Lake,
the
Peace
River
Highway
should
be
aligned
with
our
progress
as
to
be
least
expensive
and
most
valuable
through
the
years.
One
route
only
will
satisfy
this
demand,
the
Peace
River
Pass.
Wjat1
If
lsme"''or;'i'ua
should
sometime
fiach"'ln'e
isoa
'to
the-wM
msltaacmun?Tttdn'the
southern
cities
will
be
greater
queens
when
they
have
a
retinue
of
cities
and
towns
in
the
north.
Fort
St.
Pohn,
B.C.
Mrs.
LoulSvPltcner
and.
son,
Ronald,
and
daughter,
Ruth,
arrived
in
the
city-on
Saturday
from
Toronto
to
take
up
residence,
Joining
Mr.
Pitcher
who
has
been
employed
at
the
dry
dock
here
for
the
past
two
years.
PLAYERS
IN
ELKS
SHOW
"Queen
of
Hearts"
Caste
Chosen
and
All
Arc
Rehearsing
the
Moose
Hall
on
Wednesday,
Thursday
and
Friday,
September
17,
18,
and
19.
Mr.
Farquhar
will
apnear
as
T.
Boggs
Johns,
the
Jovial
Junior
partner
of
the
Eureka
Digestive
Pill
Co.
C.
J.
McNaugh-tan,
professional
show
director,
will
appear
opposite
him
as
the
crabby
old
senior
partner,
George
B.
Nettleton.
Miss
Connie
Thorne
will
play
the
part
of
Mrs.
George
B.
Nettleton.
a
temperamental
wife;
and
Mrs.
Ura
McNaughtan.
the
other
director
will
appear
as
Miss
Florence
Cole,
the
"Queen
of
Hearts."
In
the
office
of
the
Eureka
Digestive
Pill
Company,
are
found
a
variety
of
Interesting
characters-
There
Is
Miss
Nellie
Ourvlch
as
Salfei
Ftfpi9
the
firms
"Tillle,
the
Toller'
stenographer;
Alex
Connan
as
Krome.
the
old
bookkeeper
who
has
been
with
the
firm
for
forty
.years;
Bill
Mitchell
as
Jimmy,
ithe
ineorrigable
of
fie
boy:
William
Plumer
as
Samuel
(
Ann'ente.
the'
newly
married
president
of
the
Northwestern
Drug
Corporation;
Sam
Joy
as
Tony
Toler.
the
premier
pill
sales
man,
who
Insists
that
"Eureka,
1
the
llt-t"
-iii.
tat
fills
the
bill."
Fred
Stephens
has
a
strong
part
In
that
of
Thomas
J.
Vanderholl,
the
firms
lawyer,
who
tries
to
settle
the
partners'
quarrels;
and
Mlm
Jean
Robertson
is
sore
to
win
the
audience
In
the
laughable
role
of
Coddles,
a
romantic
English
servant
girl.
Those
who
have
seen
rehearsals
of
or
..the.
hfi.,
show
show
are
enthusiastic
in
lara
coniedy
Ajod
.with
the
3-act
edy
there
will
also
be
a
series
of
beautiful
musical
revue
that
win
'oirtya
cast
of
forty
people.
Rehearsals
for
the
musical
numbers
open
at
the
Elks'
Hall
tonight
at
130.
GOLD
VALUES
ARE
FEATURE
Jjjryrfciliic
Property
at
Stewart
Respond?
Well
to
Development
STEWART.
Seut.
8-Psrlstent
gold
values
in
the
main
drift
on
the
Bl-Metalllc
property
have
been
a
feature
of
development
work
this
season,
encouraging
the
owners
to
prosecute
further
development.
At
and
holds
every
promise
of
carry
Ing
high
gold
values.
The
BJ-Mrtale
Is
situated
at
the
forks
of
(he
Marmot
river,
Just
above
the
angle
tatlon
of
the
Porter-Idaho
tramway.
Was
Busy
Booih
During
theFair
McUac
Bros.
Had
Display
of
Victor
and
Singer
Products
The
booth
of
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
at
the
Fair
created
no
small
amount
of
favorable
comment.
It
was
tastily
Port
Clements
I
Mon.
&
Tues.
Monday,
Sepvmbc).,
on:
TWO
SHOWS
William
Collier
and
Marjuerit,
Churchill
In
"Harmony
kl
Home"
A
Delightful
All-Talkin
C
:mn
H'
'
n..,-V,..
weivriVrV
ClirffF.Tl'rS"
PARAMOUNT
ent'vi.
Jimmy
-Farqahar
mjllly
jj
Admission
2Qc
&
C5c
Feature
Starts
at
7
:
JO
and
S
;
light
comedy
leading
part
in
the.
J
.
nesdav
and
Thursday
"MONTANA
Mtinv
The
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
Olfice,
Smelting
and
Refining
Department
TRAIL,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
SMELTERS
AND
REFINERS
Purchasers
of
Gold,
Silver,
Copper,
Lead
and
Zinc
Or
?
.Producers
of
Gold,
Silver,
Copper,
Pig
Lead
and
TADANAC,
TRAIL
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
Miss
E.
Watson
and
Miss
Mary
Dowther.
sailed
la?t
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mlsak
Alvazoff
of
Vancouver,
after
having
spent
a
few
days
in
the
city
on
business
left
by
train
on
Saturday
for
Winnipeg.
W.
K.
Gwyer,
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
returned
to
the
city
on
today's
train
from
a
trip
to
the
Interior.
Mrs.
Annette
Sim
night
on
the
Prim
.
business
trip
to
Van
Albert
Wood
of
tin
here,
who
has
beci,
Smithers,
returned
!
today's
train.
Miss
E.
M.
Earlc
:
train
for
a
trip
i
Ottawa.
She
will
,
Chicago
and
Montr.
.
James
Martin
!
spending
a
few
Mrs.
Frank
Clapp,
who
has
been
sailed
Saturday
on
a
trip
to
Terrace
where
she
has
-rlnce
Charles
on
!
land
Interests,
returned
to
the
(he
Islands.
city
on
today's
train
from
the
In.'
terior.
Mrs.
Fraser.
wife
'
,bf
Fraser
St
Payr".
.h
T.
B.
Campbell,
totem
pole
pre-
don,
arrived
In
th
serration
engineer
for
the
Cana-
Catala
last
eyenin,;
:
dian
National
Railways,
Is
a
vtsl-
ver
tor
in
the
city,
having
arrived
on
I
today's
train
from
Hazelton.
!
A
charge
of
att.-n
liquor
against
Har
,
Sam
L.
Simpson,
son
of
the
late
dismissed
by
M:i
s
"
E.
II.
Simpson,
president
of
the
mont
In
city
polm
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Co.
ar-
morning.
rived
in
the
city
on
the
ss
Prince
j
Charles
yesterday
afternoon
from
i
T.
W.
MePhersuu
:
Massett.
I
of
the
Home
Oil
D
:
-
land
John
It.
Mit-l
There
were
176
panger
on
tractor,
returned
to
.
board
the
steamer.
Princess
Char-
day's
train
from
i
lotte
Saturday.
afternoon
which
Interior.
was
hire
from
Skagway.
Twenty-
six
persons
disembarked
here
from
James
Boyd
return
the
vessel.
by
plane
yesterday
a
trip
to
the
Quetn
Mrs.
Tomllnon
of
Cedarvale,
veteran
missionary
woman
of
tlte
present
the
drift
1ms
enrountered
I
north,
and
her
daughter
arrived
in
2Y,
feet
of
ore
carrying
values
of.
the
city
on
today's
train
from
$26
In
gold
and
$S
60
In
silver.
This
the
Interior.
They
are
on
their
season
a
new
quarts-porphyry
m
way
to
Vancouver
where
they
will
has
been
found
on
the
Bulldog
spend
the
winter,
side,
approximately
44
feet
wide.
I
-
Miss
Mabel
Franks,
who
has
been
residing
for
the
past
year
in
.the
city
sailed
last
night
on
th.
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
whence
the
will
proceed
to
Quebec
where
she
will
embark
for
her
home
in
Liverpool,
England.
j.
F.
Phllp,
city
ticket
agent
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
In
Edmonton,
and
Mrs.
Phllp
arrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday's
train
In
the
course
of
n
vacation
trip
to
the
coast
and
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Raymond
Yeltatele,
Indian,
was
decorated
and
a
splendid
display
IlneQ
15
wllh
option
of
fourteen
liven
to
the
products
of
those
dy'
imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
world
famous
organizations
The
,
McClymont
in
city
police
court
this
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Co.
and
Ills
morning
for
drunkenness.
On
an
Master's
Voice.
Each
visitor
was
'additional
charge
of
having
liquor
presented
with
a
Singer
thimble
and
plenty
of
advertising
matter,
Mr.
McRae
and
assistants
were
kept
busy
demonstrating
the
many
virtues
of
their
wares.
In
his
possession,
he
was
fined
$25
with
thirty
days'
option.'
The
city
council
will
'hold
an
other
special
meeting
tomorrow
everilng
pr
the
purpose
of
finally
reconsidering
and
adopting
a
local
Improvement
bylaw
providing
for
'iboard
walk
.which
has
Wn
Boys
GetRoughhrsolsLT
asphalt
"
a
'veAWWreplabe
part
of
'the
'
3rd
old
t
t
urn
iu,
orui.
o
.
.
.
Vil-
.
tv
wwvw
i
.
.
.
.
.
In
traffic
Dome
oi
ine
Doys
ai
i'on
Elements
,
"
who
had
crooked
their
right
arms
a
"
little
too
often
went
Into
one
of
the
I
Rev.
O.
H.
Raley,
principal
of
local
restaurants
and
started
ex-
Coqualeetza
Institute
at
Sardls,'
perlmentlng
with
ketchup
bottles
returned
south
on
-the
Cardcna
to
see
what
sort
of
hand
grenades
Friday
night
last
after
attending
they
would
make.
They
had
started
the
annual
reunion
of
Coqualeetsa
a
general
bombardment
on
the
kit-
graduates
nt
the
local
Fair.
Mr.
'
chpn
when
Constable
Martin
tbok
Raley
was
accompanied
south
by
thintis
in
hand
By
the
appearance
Mrs.
Raley
and
a
party
of
native
of
thuiR.s
shortly
afterwards,
the
students
from
thels
district
who
ooys
couia
nm
nave
oeen
long
m
will
resume
their
studies
at
Coqua
getting
their
range
on
the
kitchen,
leetza,
of
a!!'
lands
In
connect
ioi
ties
at
Inspector
of
the
district
Miss
Alice
Thcipx
spending
the
past
i
sailed
last
night
on
'
pert
for
Vancouver
maek
ararngemm:
to
the
city
to
taki
residence.
Oapt.
Joyce
oi
Army,
Nanaimo.
wilting
here
with
h:
and
Mrs.
John
J
enue
Bast,
sailed
1
noon
on
the
Prim
t
trip
to
Massett.
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i
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I
ARE
PRY
Almost
Drought
Conditio
Points
With
Wat
i
l
8KIDEGATE,
Sept
theron
the
Queen
(
i
continues
very
hot
many
places
water
nlng
short.
Forest
id1
of
Queer!
Gharlutt.
n
all
io
co-operate
Branch
by
being
very
fires
as
everythlnR
11
now
and
there
an
n.
where
the
grass
h
hi
brown
with
the
he.it
HAVE
YOU
TR1:
A
,
'
V
CLASSirlFH?
More
and
more
pt
turning
to
the
class
umns
of
the
Dally
find
what
they
w
cars,
furniture
fn
and
found,
houses
t
for
sale,
positions
w
sorts
of
things
are
.
there.
If
you
do
not
classified
page,
et
now.
Try
It
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