m
i
vv
i
a
r
i
a
m
i
Lace
Trimmed
Pan
tie
Price
Bobette
Bloomer
Prettily
Appliqued
Price
Bobette
Lace
Trimmed
with
Pocket
Price
Vests
to
Match
any
of
the
Soo
Price
,rv
French
Sep-ins
Prettil
rrme
Pettinickers,
Lace
Trimmed
Price
Bloomers,
Oversize
Price
Nighties,
Prettily
Lace
Trimmed
Price
Trimmed
Sets
Comprising
Uplift
and
Bloomer,
Lace
Trimmed,
set
"Exclusive
But
Not
Expensive"
95c
95c
95c
75c
95c
$1.25
31.25
31.50
31.50
All
the
above
can
be
had
inpractically
all
colors
as
neach,
nile.
mais
pjnjhijLral,
stud,
etc
PHONE
9
ThirAve.
&
Fulton
St.
Elk's
BkShowi
TONIGHT
LAST
NITE
MOOSE
HALL
"The
Kiddies'
Review"
'QUEEN
OF
HEARTS
The
3-Act
Laughable
Show
Seat
Scale
Adults
Children
j
Curtain:
8:15
P.M.
WHOOPEE!
2
1
11
it
$1.00
.50
-ANNETTE-
Shoes,
Hats,
Coats,
Dresses,
Lingerie
and
Furs
ANNETTE
LtVDIES
WEAK
COMPANY
LIMITED
Third
Ave.
&
Fifth
St.
Two
Stores
TM
Efshth
Ate.
W.
!
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:
PAGE
SIS
TOE
DAILY
.NEWS
Friday,
S-p',.
Week-End
Specials
DURAYON
SILK
UNDERWEAR
GIRL
GUIDES
Large
Attendance
at
Enjoyable
Af-
I
i
air
irsicruaj
Aiiemoon
in
j
Cathedral
Hall
I
A
very
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
yesterday;
afternoon
In
St
Andrew's
Cathedral
Hail
by
the
three
local
companies
of
I
Girl
Ouides
in
aid
of
camp
fund?.
I
Many
ladies
called
during
the
after-1
lean
McLean.
Ethel
Moorehouse,
.
Atri
Wilkinson,
Grace
Wilkinson
',
ind
M
tureen
Kirkpa
trick:
dances
jy
Misses
Oraee
Watunson
and
reda
MussaUem,
and
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
J.
A.
Tenr
and
Miss
Lillian
"Skmny'Sick
Father
TEA
SUCCESS:
Gains
15
Lbs.
in
3
Weeks,
New
Pep
ANSSLMO
ALTA
Mr.
E
Ko-tber
says:
-j.
was
so
run-down,
weak,
nervous,
couldn't
work
Then
tried
Ironszed
Yeast
Oaln-ed
15
lbs.
in
3
weeks.
Retained
my
health."
'
Skinny."1
weak,
nenroat
people
amazed
at
gains
of
i
to
15
lbs.
in
3
weeks.
Ugly
hollows,
bony
limbs
fill
oat.
Blemished
skin
clean.
noon
to
lend
their
patronage
to
the
New
pep
first
day.
Constipation.
affair
1
lna,on.
nerves
go
over-
Mrs:
J.
B.
Gibson
acted
as
hostess
j
jfhL
AroWs
danger
oi
serious
ind
receiTed
the
guests.
Oirl
Ouides
Ironized
Yeast
is
two
great
ton-raited
on
the
tea
tables
and
Quid-j
ics
in
one.
Weight-bUuding
brew-
rs
were
In
charge
of
the
kitchen.;
efs
P'
strengthening,
Miss
Betty
Capstick
was
cashier.
The
home
cooking
table
was
in
barge
of
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
and
Mrs.
a.
L.
Landry
while
the
candy
sale
was
conducted
by
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb
ind
Mrs.
A.
MacdonaM.
During
the
afternoon
there
was
a
ieligbtful
musical
program
which;
-ncluded
piano
solos
by
Misses
Phe-'
ielia
StengaL
Maxine
Heilbroner.
blood
-en
rk-hing
iron,
many
times
more
effective
than
unmedicated
yeaat.
Result
in
half
the
time.
Dont
be
"skinny."
weak,
nervous.
Take
these
pleasant
little
tablet,
No
yeasty
taste;
no
gas.
If
not
delighted
with
quick
gates,
manufacturer
refunds
money.
Get
Ironixed
Yeast
from
druggist
today.
Peel
great
tomorrow.
New
pounds
quick.
Unemployment
of
Nurses
Serious
Jrorford.
Mrs.
C.
E.
Ctim
and
Mia.
i
Communcatmi
to
Hospital
Board
r.
S.
Black
acted
as
piano
accoaa-
;
Asks
for
nedactien
of
Number
niSU.
i
of
StnAmts
In
Tnlnlnr
FAIR
AT
At
last
night's
meeting
of
th
hospital
board
a
letter
was
ycai
from
the
Canadian
Nurses'
Aseo-
TTDD
A
C1
F7
c1
xnnouneing
that.
at
the
re-
1
iiivrivili
!oart
eoniion
that
organte-
tion
in
Regma
it
had
Jen
decided
to
request
all
hospitals
in
Canadr
nnnal
Show
Had
Good
ExhHcrU
operating
Burses'
training
school;
and
Was
Well
Attended
ito
reduce
the
number
of
student
TERRACE.
Sept.
l:--The
annual
air
was
held
in
the
Veteran's
Hall
lere
last
Friday,
with
a
good
at-endanee.
There
was
a
wonderful
liaplay
of
flowers
and
vegetables.
Uthougn
the
vegetables
did
not
oake
as
good
a
showing
as
last
year
wing
to
the
long
continued
dry
lelL
The
complete
prise
Hat
has
not
et
been
compiled.
The
fair
was
opened
by
Dr.
Bam-.ord
of
Smitbers
and
the
health
moth
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
Mills
and
Mrs.
HalliwelL
About
one
hun-ired
and
fifty
children
were
feigned
and
measured.
The
Borden
Milk
Co.
demonstrated
their
product
and
gave
each
!hild
a
can
of
milk,
school
scrib-
lers,
etc.
and
when
the
final
admitted
fca
view
of
the
serious
luraemptoyasent
of
nurse
now
general
throughout
the
Domauon.
AM.
Brown
thooght
there
was
little
the
board
could
do
on
the
matter
Just
now
as
all
arrange
ments
had
already
bnee
made
for
next
yearn
class
of
students.
The
tetter
was
accordingly
filed.
Twenty
Years
Ago
la
Prince
Rupert
SetrrabT
19.
lll
George
Morrow
appeared
before
the
city
council
and
urged
that
while
provision
was
beine
made
to
heck-ep
is
completed
the
child
J
"
ter
of
lettmgthe
x
case
of
milk.
Get
pays.
points
is
to
receive
the
AC
rcacinj
habit.
It
Free!
Free!
Ib.
Blue
Rioboo
Tea.
1
lb.
Blue
Ribbon
Coffee,
given
with
Drip-
Coffee
Maker-
6
or
8
Cue
:-
S2.25
power
supply
be
also
consid
ered.
There
were
many
busmeaees
In
the
city
that
could
take
power
were
it
available,
he
said.
Mitchell
Albert,
manager
of
the
Westhohne
Lumber
Co..
announce
that
it
(
hsiMMf
La
nmnl.1.
m.
strucUon
of
the
new
government
wharf
here
by
October
10.
Dan
Olson,
well
known
Kitselaa
prospector,
is
In
town.
He
is
working
on
the
Avon
group
where
he
reports
that
he
has
a
fifty
foot
ledge
containing
gold,
diver
and
copper.
ISOLVIIO.N
HOSPITAL
Tn
.insw
:
to
a
question
by
O.
V.
V.;km-n:i
it
last
night's
meeting
:
.Me
hp;tal
board.
H.
W.
Birch,
r
uiAgin
.
cretary
of
the
hospital
i
th;'.
nothing
further
had
-
ran
nlr
d
.i
the
matt'sr
of
negotta-ii
i.s
betren
the
hospital
board
,
and
city
council
regarding
isolation
iou
art
cortiauy
ir.v;:-d
to
our
;
hPl
op.
mUon.
There
had
been
FREE
DEMONSTRATION
of
BLUE
BOC3C
difl.t
.ity
in
getting
the
eom-
RIBBON
PRODUCTS
by
Mrs
P.
W.
jfci'.tees
i
--Oier.
Aid.
Brown
potn-
Anderson.
on
Friday
and
Saturday.
w
u
"
was
getung
a
uuie
Blue
Ribbon
Tea
per
lb
Blue
Ribbon
Coffee
per
Ib.
Btae
Ribbon
Baking
Powder,
per
tin
Blue
Ribbon
Vanilla
and
Lemon
Extract,
4
-ox.
bot.
Blue
Ribbon
Vanilla
and
Lemon
Extract,
3-oa.
bot
Oold
Medal
Puddings
r
PM-
r-rffM'i
.
-
50c
55c
25c
40c
20c
23c
.DantBUss
thh
bargain
We
also
offer
at
sacrifice
pricee
Preserving
Peaches
Q-f
nr
per
crate
?XOD
The
Economy
i
Cash
&
Carry
I
"Where
Dollars
Hate
More
Cents"
Phone
260
319
Third
Are.
'
mie
m
me
year
to
expect
tne
city
to
undertaicc
any
new
expenditures.
BE
ON
TIME!
If
you
are
late
for
work
it
won
t
do
nowadays,
to
say
you
dktat
know
what
ttsae
it
was.
It's
your
duty
to
know
the
time
att
the
time.
And
that
watch
We
have
good
watches
from
)J
to
msn
depending
.on
hop
,accuraty
you
iJid
theni
4
Jevolleiis
JbTriC
STORE
WTfti
THE
CtOCA
LOCAL
ITEMS
I
Miss
Muriel
Coillsnn
sailed
la
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
;
trip
to
Vancouver"
and
Tlsewhen
in
the
south.
Alex
CWr-ertor.
of
the
Oovern
ment
Wharf
staff
left
on
today?
train
for
Prince
George
where
h
will
spend
a
two
weeks'
vacatior.
visiting
with
his
son
and
daughter
in-law.
Mr.
and
Jack
Qapperton
O.
W
Taylor,
general
manage'
of
the
W.
H
Malkin
Co.
who
ha,
been
paying
one
of
his
periodica
visits
of
inspection
to
the
loca
business,
will
sail
-by
the
Carden'
tonight
on
his
return
to
Vancou
ver.
Adjutant
William
Kerr,
loca
commandant
of
the
8alvattor
Army,
has
reoeived
a
licence
quail
fymg
him
to
perform
the
marrtag
,
remony.
Issuance
of
the
Ucenc
will
be
announced
this
week
in
th
B.C.
Gazette.
L.
J.
Marren.
proprietor
of
th
Auditorium,
sailed
last
night
or
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
He
Is
taking
the
trip
south
to
pur
thase
equipment
for
a
minatur
:olf
course
he
intends
installing
it
he
Auditorium.
Tt
or
st--simer
Carrtna.
Capt
nd"3
Tr'in'tne.
arrived
in
nor'
t
5.10
m
ming
from
Vancou
:-
cn-1
-;
-iVT
ints
and
filled
at
f
in
for
"as
Island
and
Pot'
iToon
vh
n-e
she
will
retun
bre
wuii
txvjr.
i
tht
evening.
The
ri..Ur
:innth!
"
fating
o'
the
board
A
d
'actors
"f
th
Prtec
Rupert
Genera!
Hospi'al
uas
neJ
last
evenin?
in
ihe
hospr.tL
Tho
present
were
J
tr.es
H
"I-impaoi'
jresiden:
AH
w
M
Br
m.
Bobsr
Gordon
G
V
'A
ilk
in.-
v.
K
B.Ben
son.
Aid
S
V
3r.
J.
P
Cade
ind
G
P.
Tinker,
director
and
H
W
Birch,
manning
ecre
tary.
Col.
Fred
M
Weft
Or",.
L.
Austm
and
L;
it.
R
F::lton
o
Los
Angel'
s
v.
ho
have
rm
at
tending
a
nfi
meet
a:
Car.
perr
Ohio,
arnve
'
in
the
c:'v
by
tral-yesterday
from
the
eat
ar.i
txile-kut
night
an
the
Prtnrc
Oeorg
for
Vancouv
enroutt
t
j
Calif
or
nia
These
United
S'.itn
Amy
o.'
ficen
have
been
here
before
en
they
are
strong
boosters
for
thi
railway
route.
W.
A
C'.rmens
dlrrrtr
of
th
Departure
B..y
3ic!ot;::a!
Stat
lor
and
Prof
A
K
'ratchinso:
if
th
Onhrsity
o.'
E
;ish
Coi
ur.b
awr
sail
by
the
Carrena
ton!;ht
o
their
return
v.mu.
after
hati.ne
n
'ended
a
mee'i:.?
here
of
ihr
P
cifk
Coast
s:b--xtrutive
of
lh
B
omgica)
Bonrl
oi
Ca&adi
D
'
inn.
h.
attended
theeameisjs
tng.
sailed
ks
nifnt
by
Use
PMt.
Oeorg?
on
kts
rettvn
to
Vanee
ver.
'
A
tr!srram
haJ
at
hst
niftn'
Tjee,iiif
of
h"
Tn-HtS)'
boanl
tr.
naurc-d
th;..
Srv
c'.f
me4-
sfterr
of
th?
W-.i.k-
en's
riir.pi
i
Atloa
Board
-ild
nrrivc
herf
ne
3undey
frotr
Van
o.iver
i.nci
h-.
noUfied
a
rju
-1
r
f
locil
v.
rirr.F-to
net
him
-.V
hos-Ita!
Tli
Var1
dectd.-d
u
,r
for
tartr'
taf
jiriat.-iiii
i.-
wh'
th-r
C.
ft.
I!
Winn
chairman
or
inv
ntbar
saam
bers
cf
the
w
uld
be
here
at.
what
nature
of
-.,
-
y?.
NevtMen
ded
dealing
with
wh.'e
here.
H
W.
Birch
aiiimin?
secretary
incniUed
of
Dr
J
P
Ole
at
sax-night
meetirv
f
th
bospita
board
if
it
would
improve
the
healtl
of
members
of
Uie
ii'jrsi-.g
staff
if
a
qui.ru
larv
c.U!.j
some
$4t0
were
jurcha
d
Dr
Cui'.esald
tha-there
might
be
crti;n
benefit
from
such
equipment
but
he
wv
not
rt
ady
to
say
of
i
hand
if
one
war
necessary.
A
number
of
the
nurse
on
the
staff
were
under
per
tr
health
but
thr.i
might
be
due
t
overwork
while
the
Institution
n
understaffed,
it
was
decided
u
leave
'he
matter
if
the
quarts
lam-in
the
hands
of
the
house
commit
tee
ft
r
in
refutation
and
report.
SPRINGS!
Par
any
rnaan
ef
can
and
Itweka.
Repairs.
KiBierefoc
rttetwpering.
new
sprtnga.
AM
week
intaranteei.
North
Star
Spring
Work
First
Ave.
F
r.
O.
Bax
ZS8
Prince
Ropert.
B.C.
OB"'".
Fill.
&
s
vt
TWO
SHOW'S
;
it
and
9
George
Arliss
THE
STAIi
OR
DISRAELI
In
that
great
fTage
success
e
Green
Go
ALL
TALKING
MASTERPIECE
Comedy
"DETECTIVE
WANTED
Novelty
"JACK
BUCHANAN-
Song
Cartoon
"LA
PAI.v.
ADMISSION
2tcV
Feature
Sthrts
at
7:10
and
9:
J(i
SatardarIatineftaU
ZmAUt
and
and
lF
lO&dFeature
Start
reat.gj
JJ.
saw
CORN
CRISP
corn
is
one
of
nature's
most
appetizing
and
healthful
grains.
More
than
12
million
people
every
day
enjoy
the
fla-
Va
vor
of
golden
corn
at
its
best
in
crisp,
delicious
CORN
FLAK
Th
potrmlrJ
tttttitt.
Inner
urapprr
Lerpt
them
orm-fr
you
cannot
beat!
Thi
refreshing
and
pleasing
flavor
of
tht-si
beers
is
indicative
of
their
popularity
and
wholesomcnru.
Being
rK
n
in
the
food
vlements
of
choicest
barky
malt
combined
with
the
took
properties
of
golden
hops,
these
beers
are
of
reliable
quality,
too.
Ask
for
either
one
of
the
beers
listed
belew.
They
are
properly
brewed
and
aged
.
.
absolutely
pure.
All
DILSENEIQ
LAGER
PHOENIX
EXPORT
BLUE
IQlEECN
.EXrorT
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
Control
Board
or
by
the
Ooven-.nin.t
of
British
Columbia.