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Usion
of
ilia
that
aritet
therefrom.
Saturday,
Sept.
5,
IPS:
MISS
ANNIE
UbDDIE
CHOSEN
""-"V.
"T
n"
',
The
Beautequest
Judging
and
possible
to
carry
on
in
the
same
old
way
when
everybody
coronation
was
but
one
of
many
else
is
forging
ahead.
features
which
marked
the
final
Yesterday
It
was
announced
that
an
English
airplane
night
of
the
Exhibition.
From
9
ajn.
had
made
a
speed
of
over
four
hundred
miles
an
hour.
unU1
ajn-
8
tore
dance
was
in
Those
of
us
who
have
been
riding
in
boats
making
six
miles
.
ZJX
an
hour
must
of
necessity
feel
ourselves
rather
left
behind
in
the
race
and
we
may
have
to
get
out
altogether
unless:
by
the
oyro
and
Rotary
clubs
were
We
mend
our
ways.
-
brought
Into
lh
hall
for
the
eve.
The
world
is
moving
at
a
tremendous
pace,
so
fast
in
nlnJ
aRd
br,n
l4rel
patronized,
fact
that
many
people
find
it
difficult
to
adjust
themselves
neiStcontribute
to
the
genea,
to
conditions.
j
DnJn
eveolng
Pwdent
jOlassey
thanked
all
who
had
co-CO-OPERATE
WITH
INTERIOR
i
operated
with
and
patronized
the
'
1931
Fair.
He
acknowledged
the
good
Through
the
district
agriculturalist,
S!
S.
Phillips,
the.'"0
J
aT
8nd
wata
farmers
and
otter
residents
of
the
interior
of
Britfsh
Co-
SS3
th!
SSStSS
iumbla
are
asking
for
the
co-operation
of
Prince
Rupertjto
the
candidates
in
the
Beaute-in
the
marketing
of
their
products.
It
is
useless
for
them
quest
and
their
sponsors.
The
visit
to
raise
butter,
eggs,
poultry,
garden
truck,
notatoes
and
of
e
Any
football
and
Hazeiton
grain
unless
they
are
able
to
sell
them.
!
amI
were
aUo
"PPrec,a-Prince
Rupert
frets
much
of
her
farm
and
earden
nro-
.
duceirom
Southern
British
Columbia
or
from
the
United
trpuiirr
nf
th
Pair
PnnrH
iiviVa
ihen
attending
the
Prince
Ruieit
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
Sept
5
193,
LOCAL
ITEMS
The
price
of
admission
adult
25c
children
free
for
Labor
Day
Sports.
Fred
Fulton,
.
James
Hamllt.
and
Martin
Norabo.
charged
wi
vagrancy
by
Jolttring
on
the
strc
were
each
sentenced
to.
twent
our
hours
Imprisonment
by
.Magi
trate
MeOymont
In
city
poll.-k-ourt
this
morning
C.PJt.
steamer
Princess
LouV
Copt.
Arthur
Slater,
eompletlng
ty
im.iany's.
fins
voyige
to
Alai!?
n
summer
schedule,
is
due
in
por
3.45
this
afternoon
from
Skaj
way
and
will
sail
.it
5:30
pjn.
fo
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O
M.
Fergusb
are
tDendinir
a
fw
davs
vutlth
AS
-MISS
PRINCE
RUPERT-,n
th
clty
0f
m
J.
J
Mrs.
S.
D.
MacdonaW
Sixth
A
11
ontinued
from
pa
ire
one)
l-nue
Wet
aftr
which
thav
wt
-
leaving
for
Vanoouver
Wber
This
is
a
sneed
ace
and
it
seems
as
if
some
of
us
must
Prlnce
Ruj1"1'
departure
this
af-
they
win
spend
th-
winter.
At
the
meeUng
of
the
Chamb
of
Commerce
last
night
wit:
President
B.
J.
Melllsh
in
the
chal
a
letter
was
read
from
Hon.
R.
W
Brunhn,
provincial
minister
o
sville
works,
stating
that,
und'
'he
government
scheme
it
was
no
aroposed
to
pay
wages
but
a
sub-fUtence
alWanse.
There
were
44
W)0
unemployed
in
the
provlnc
and
all
must
ba
provided
for.
H
hsnXed
the
board
for
Its
sugge-Hons
made
recently
in
respect
U
rtra'une-atlon
of
the
unemploytd.
Making
her
flrr.
voyage
on
fan
--hedule.
CNR.
teamer
.Priore
George
Capt,
Nell
Met
in
arrived
in
port
on
time
at
10:30
this
morn-
ng
from
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
wl'l
sail
at
'
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
8tew-
-t
and
Ketchikan.
also
making
i
special
call
at
Anyox
with
YlUtor
from,
the
smelter
town
who
have
XWfP
a
fittiiiz
conti
elgh
made
rllmtlon
M
lieu
lie
gave
int
tobacco,
and
lie
left
plenty
of
urk
for
the
blenders
to.
do,
to
suit
the
palate
of
such
at
I;
but,
Mbcn
I
had
carefully
filled
that
first
pine
nith
Turret
ple
tobacco,
I
found
that
here
km
something
different;
a
utn
without
the
thorn
an
aroma
without
the
Ming.
It
broods
contemplation
in
Its
lusting
qualltlm.
Hie
pacLct
opens
up
ewect
and
frch
and
if
it
lie
possible
for
smoke
dreams
to
help
you
materialize
thosecustic
in
the
air
then
the
Turret
pi(e
tobacco,
villi
its
Churchwarden
coolncMtt
and
Old
World
fragrancy,
vrill
1I0
it,"
TURRET
t
A
good,
cool
smoke
PIPE
TESTED
--i
by
(in
ARCHITBE6T
btates.
Much
01
it
Could
be
raised
in
the
Country
tnbutarvibrlJy
of
financial
matters.
The
;
"hlwtlon.
The
ve&seJ
Is
due
back
Mr-
and
Mrs.
Blanchard.
who
Ellas
Moldvar
and
Albert
Ner-
to
thl&
Cltv
to
thp
hpnpfir
nf
PVArvhnrlv
Wo
mmmonrl
thu
depression
had
hamoered
the
work
fnerf
tomorrow
evening,
belni
have
been
visiting
In
Smithers
fo:
ous,
who
have
been
engaged
1:1
Idea
in
tminmno
nnnn,,i
r.,1
t.i.
i
v
i
and
also
the
weather
had
not
been
,
scheduled
to
saU
at
10
pjn.
for
a
cojple
of
weeks,
sailed
by
tn
tithing
here,
lea
on
today
s
train
JKfr
ISc,
and
J0t,
crew-top
llnj
.Mr
mm
mn7i,mT,;
The
board
hoped
to;0
Falls,
Powell
River
and
Card-na
last
nlghi
on
their
return
for
Quebec
where
they
will
em-
twmer
going
to
Aalesund
ai.
i..
7J
T
"ucl
fcuu,c
may
w
iax
c-
break
e?en
m
ynfs
opcntloiu
,
Vancouver.
to
Vancouver.
bark
September
12
aboard
the
Utter
to
Molds
icu
uy
iiic
puupie
ui
me
oneeiia,
ouiriiey
anu
mecnacoibut
he
was
doubtful
about
this.
V
alleys.
Rev.
O.
H.
Raley.
principal
of
Co-
KEEP
FAITH
IN
CITY
The
same
reasons
whicn
caused
the
neonle
twentv
vears
ago
to
pour
their
money
jnto
real
estate
in
Prince
Rupert
obtain
today.
There
is
little
change
in
the
situation
except
that
people
have
lost
faith.
Just
as
soon
as
conditions
change
and
the
people
have
regained
their
faith
we
shall
find
things
beginning
to
move
again
and
they
will
not
stop
where
they
did
before.
The
advance
will
be
permanent
and
substantial.
aaaaa
Baaaaaaaarataal
A
WONDER
OF
NATURE
Hillcgom
Cultivation
"LA
HEINE"
Holland
NEW
LIFE
FOR
YOUNG
AND
OLD
What
magnificence
and
splendour!
How
nice
and
beautiful
for
home
and
garden!
During
Winter
and
Spring
a
real
paradise
of
flowers.
Our
wonderful
collection
Is
composed
professionally
of
precocious
and
late
sorts.
We
guarantee
you
a
blooming
season
from
New
Year
until
the
month
of
May.
Our
wide
principles
as
well
for
home
as
for
garden
cultivation,
translated
in
English,
French
or
German,
arc
obtainable
free
of
charge.
Send
your
order
today,
to
the
world
famous
cultivation
"LA
REINE"
Bcekkade
7.
HUleflom,
Holland.
FOR
GARDEN
20
Hyacinths,
red,
white,
yellow
and
blue;
pearl
Unted
with
wonderful
sweet
smell;
35
tulips
(single)
and
35
tullns
(double),
a
rainbow
of
colors.
23
Narcissi
(single)
25
Narcissi
(double),
very
beauUful;
25
Crocuses,
25
Scllla
Slberlca
or
"Burning
Love'
50
Spanish
Irises,
blue
pale
with
white
heart;
60
Popular
Nlvalus
Flowers.
Separately
packed
with
name.,
I
OH
1IOMK
10
Prepared
Hyacinths
of
4
colors;
15
Prepared
Tulips;
25
Crocuses,
and
25
Narcissi
for
glasses
or
pots.
Please
send
us
$4.00,
staUng
clearly
name
and
address,
and
you
will
receive
per
return
and
carrlage-patd,
this
sea
of
flowers
and
at
the
same
time,
as
a
present,
a
splendid
collection
of
photos
of
the
above
mentioned
sorts.
All
Is
packed,
guaranteed
against
frost
Iqualeetza
Institute,
Sard
is.
pre-
challenge
cup
for
the
native
fooUl
ball
championship
which
went
for
the
third
successive,
year
to
Klftco-11th
and
which
was
received
by
Charlie
Barton,
captain
of
the
team.
Announcement
was
made
In
the
course
of
the
proceedings
that
Mrs.
A.
Halleran
was
the
winner
of
a
prize
given
for
the
naming
or
a
mechanical
cow
which
was
a
feature
of
the
Nestles
Milk
commercial
booth.
The
name
suggested
by
Mrs.
Halelran
was
"Nestle's
Rupert
Prin
j
sented
to
Samuel
Woods
of
KtU-!
i
Uiaataa
jiaiiuatiine
new
tup
presen-
'
'
n:
T)..l
.
iM
ii
i
',
,.
,
ted
by
Mr.
Haley's
son,
O.
O.
Ems-
Irince
Rupert,
like
many
other
places,
has
slipped
ley
Raiey
b.,
m.c.
fji.oa.
slightly
dunng
the
past
year
as
a
result
of
the
failure
of
Philadelphia,
as
a
perpetual
chai-the
fish
market
and
the
shutting
down
of
the
mines
and
!
,ene
trophy
for
the
best
au.round
the
lumber
camps
due
to
lack
of
demand.
As
the
demand
thlete
Klt,maf
1
.vUlage-
perhaps,
but
.
"
surely.
teu.n
lhe
c,
,u
eight
years.
Recently
an
honorarv
chieftainship
was
conferred
upon
him
by
the
tribe.
Mr.
Raiey
Jr.
Is
an
outstanding
member
of
the
Penn
AthleUc
Club
in
Philadelphia
where
he
is
manager
of
a
publishing
concern.
Football
Cap
Given
Another
presentation
during
the
evening
was
that
of
the
Fair
Board's
cess."
In
a
contest
for
the
Identification
J
of
woods
shown
in
the
B.
C.
Forest
Service
Booth
there
was
a
four-way
tie.
The
Mayor
was
called
upon
to
make
a
draw
for
the
winner.
The
name
of
Harry
Scott
was
drawn.
District
Forester
A.
E.
Parlow
assls-,
ted
in
connection
with
this
draw
ing.
The
winners
In
the
grand
draw
ing
for
choice
pieces
of
city
prop
erty
were
as
follows:
First:
H.
Anderson.
Eighth
Ave
nue,
No.
134;
sold
by
Dorothy
Second:
Mrs.
W.
Thaln.
P.O.
Box
195.
No.
350:
sold
by
William
Robb.
Third:
W.
Oordon,
Seal
Cove
Hotel.
No.
169;
sold
by
Edna
Strand.'
The
drawings
were
made
by
Miss
Prince
Rupert.
It
Is
estimated
that
there
were;
about
800
paid
admissions
to
the
big
dance
in
addition
to
54
children
who
paid
50
cents
each.
PIERCE
ORCHESTRA
HOLDS
LAST
DANCE
The
last
of
a
series
of
three
dances
held
here,
during
Fair
Week
hy
the
Pierce
Orchestra
of
Port
Simpson
took
place
last
night
In
the
Metro-pole
Hall.
There
was
a
large
at
tendance
of
natives
and
all
appar-'
ently
had
a
very
happy
time.
PIPE
OB
ACC
Pipe
tested
Tumi
Jin
cut
or
that
it
ho
roll
t
1
1
.
Jss
GIVE
CLOTHES
ALL
YOU
CAN
To
Unemployed
People
of
the
city
arc
being
asked
to
discard
their
old
clothes
and
buy
themselves
new
jn
order
to
provide
for
those
who
have
not
tho
money
to
buy
new
ones
this
fall.
Road
work
is
to
commence
soon
but
many
of
the
men
have
not
clothes
and
shoes
fit
to,
wear
and
will
suffer
if
'they
are
not
provided
for.
.'.
Residents
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
suburbs
are
asked
to
give
their
clothe.closeis'the
once
over
and
put
into
a
bundle
anything
they
ilo
not
need
and
the
city
will
coflect
them
on
September
10.
Things
needed
arc:
.'
Odd
Pieces
of
Clothing
Underclothes
of
AH
Kinds
Suits
of
Clothes
Children's
Clothes
Shirts
and
Other
Linen
Women's
Clothes
Blankets
and
Other
Bedding,
Beds
'and
Mattresses
Boots
and
Shoes
For
Men,
Women
and
Children
V
I
'Advertisement
donated
by
Daily
News.
o
steamer
Empress
of
Franc
;
their
native
home
In
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