I
I
T
-
The
Better
Coal
from,
llemoYJ'reJh
K'Hed
Poultry
Milk
Fi
Spring
Chicken
OHp
average
2
lbs.;
per
lb.
FowlsAverage
5
lbs.
nnn
per
lb
Alberta
Market
LION
MAN
!
ON
SCREEN
,
Husjer
Crabbe
Makes
Talkin.
1'lc-,
ture
Debut
In
"Kinf
of
the
!
Jungle"
Buster
Crabbe,
world
champion
f
swimmer,
make
his
screen
debut
in
j"Klng
ot
the
Jungle.'
'wild
animal
thrill-romance,
which
comes
to
the
i
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
week-end.
(Dark-eyed
Frances
Dee
plays
op-Iposlte
him
in
the
principal
femln-jine
role.
King
ot
the
Jungle"
centres
I
around
the
Lton
Man.
a
youth
raised
in
the
Jungle
among
lions,
who
Is
ultimately
captured
and
brought
to
this
country
to
use
his
understanding
Of
leonine
temperament
as
a
headMner
In
a
circus.
Ills
romance
with
Miss
Dee.
a
school
teacher,
who
understands
and
sympathizes
with
him.
runs
throughout
the
picture.
The
film
reaches
its
climax
tn
a
circus
fire
when-
the
wild
animals
break
loose
from
their
cages
and
pour
into
the
streets
of
a
large
city,
spreading
carnage
and
ruin.
In
a
series
of
exciting,
spectacular
and
dramatic
events,
the
Lion
Man
finally
quietens
the
raging
beasts
and
restores
them
to
their
cages.
He
then
returns
to
the
Jungle
as
a
game
warden
with
Mls
Dee
as
his
wife.
Other
prominent
members
of
the
-1
Include
Irving
Pichel.
Sidney
Toior
and
Douglas
Dumbrllle.
Terrace
Pastor
Describes
His
African
Work
TERRACE,
Oct,
6:nev
W.
n.
Welch
gave
an
interesting
address
'ast
Friday
night
tn
the
United
"hurch
to
a
crowded
gathering,
the
'
iblect
being
his
experiences
in
Af-icn.
He
was
working
in
the
Congo
reg
Jo
nand.
at
tunes,
those
exper-nces
were.,
to
say
the
least,
em
nrraMlng.
At
one
time
he
found
Mmself
In
possession
of
two
wives.
Tertdes
his
own
11
"better
half"
i
had
taken,
tllrough
a
queer
trick
of
local
c
us
torn,
until
himself
not
very
beautiful
naUve
widow.
"Virtunately
a
black
man
soon
came
and
took
her
away.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
The
Olympla
gasoline
yacht
Leo-ta.
having
on
board
its
owner.
Albert
F.
Blxby.
and
his
wife
and
family.
Is
in
port,
moored
at
the
float
it
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
ft
Yacht
Club.
After
having
spent
a
couple
of
years
In
the
south
on
ac-ount
of
Mrs.
BLiOy's
lilnesw.
the
are
on
their
way
to
Juneau
where
they
will
resume
residence.
Mr.
Blxby
being
Interested
in
mining
there
They
put
in
here
yesterday
after
noon
on
account
of
engine
trouble
and
will
continue
their
voyage
north
as
soon
as
repairs
are
effected.
On
the
way
up
the
coast,
a
".ill
was
made
at
Nanalmo.
Jones'
Family
MEAT
MARKET
Phone
957
Phone
957
"2;
50c
Shoulder
Veal
tOo
per
lb
Leg
of
Veal
-f
?n
per
lb
AOS,
Rump
Roast
of
Beef
Pfjn
4
lbs.
for
OVl,
Prime
Rib
Roll
f
en
per
lb.
XOly
T-Bone
Roast
.
(Tn
tper
lb
.,
-
35c
Legs
of
Lamb
20
C
Shoulder
Lamb
-fl
tn
per
lb.
wt
Sirloin
Tip
"fCIo
per
lb.
lDb
8tewlng
Veal
Q"n
3
lbs.
"OK,
LOG
SCALE
IS
HIGHER
Production
This
September
Shows
Increase
Forest
Products
(
Also
Up
Log
scaling
in
Prince
Rupert
forest
district
for
the
month
of
September
this
year
totalled
10.870.3Gft
board
feet,
showing
a
gain
of
some
million
and
a
half
feet
over
the
;ame
month
last
year.
The
scale
for
the
present
year
to
data,
however,!
is
still
down
materially
from
last
year,
amounting
to
a
total
of
34,-236j022
board
feet
in
comparison
with
G6.TOU13
board
feet.
Per
species
the
scale
this
September
and
last
was
as
follows.
Sept.,
Sept.
18)3
1S32
BJ
DP.
Douglas
fir
M8.991
Cedar
800.M6
170,44
Spruce
4.476.WS
IMUM
Hemlock
3.290.570
3.196J01
Balsam
1.910.04
14,U
iJackpine
4I.1W
Totals
.
10J76J8
SJMMl
Forest
Products
Products
of
poies.
piling,
etc
In
'he
Interior
showed
a
gain
this
September
over
last,
totalling
SUM
lineal
feet,
of
which
38J7B
lineal
rt
was
cedar
and
14
JM
Unesl
feet
hemlock,
as
igalnst
an
aggr
agate
or
43.145
lineal
feet
tn
the
same
month
last
year.
Hewn
ties
th'
September
amounted
o
31.544
pieces,
all
In
Jsekplne.
whereas
last
September
none
were
counted
Cord
wood
for
this
September
totalled
1SI
cords
as
against
417
cord
last
year
T0
ADVISE
ABOUT
MILL
Well
Known
Consulting
Mining
Engineer
Hue
Here
Today
En-route
to
(uecn
Charlottes
Charles
C.
Starr,
well
known
eon-jiung
mining
englnaar
ot
Nsttaa.
expected
to
arrive
In
the
elly
on
iie
Prtncecs
Adelaide
this
af
ternoon
trom
the
south
and
proceed
tonight
on
the
Prince
John
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
make
an
in-
spection
of
the
Prince
Rupert
rroup
of
claims
at
Kootanay
IUr-w
with
a
view
to
advising
the
Hydah
Ooid
Mines
Ltd.
as
tv
the
vpe
and
sixe
of
mill
which
should
be
Installed
on
that
property
for
'he
treatment
of
its
gold.
ore.
Work
of
opening
up
the
ore
on
the
Prince
Rupert
group
has
bi-en
In
progress
for
some
months
and
Is
proceeding
with
eminently
.ntt-!-factorjr
resulu.
some
rich
new
discoveries
having
been
made
recently
On
Thanksgiving
Day.
October
9,
the
post
office
wickets
will
be
closed
all
day
The
public
lobby
wU
be
open
from
8
am.
to
8
pjn.
Simple
Rules
prevent
INDIGESTION
Cat
la
mmiaraUna,
work
aad
(lata
alia
udowt
epaa.
ukt
daily
uamat
la
Ux
IrMk
air.
aot
fariilllnf
rrratia.
Ia
a4
arr
Oa
ta
b-i
ta
daraat
Um,
aad
fhv
a
rrarUau
I""
a
4mVm
Inm
Salt
aM
m
Ivwr
rata
Ml,
Tara
aimpla,
wnaibla
rU
oaaU
W
fwH
Iraa
Iroat
ladifwUea
and
ka
ararfaakar
aad
boly
aaanaM
la
1
10
kaad
la
baad
vita
lEt
diaordar.
Tby
IU
kt4p
you
la
bamrat
rtaBr
anallay
aad
May
aaaltay.
for
Udt
ifrf
aalaiU
Em
laouia
yn
may
ba
naralar
la
yar
kabita,
ran
aiay
ba
la
uatarianwnjr
nraaa
at
tannapUu
Bialaalioa.
Tkatiaanda
al
rnU
ruff.r
from
parlodw
kaadarkra
aad
diaaurt
traubU
barauai
tkry
do
But
raahM
(!
tn-Umy
aluaa
oVo
Dot
ladirala
aompbu
luaa-toouif
of
tka
tUminaUra
oriana
Tba
Aadrtat
llaalla
IUIm
da
aaxir
lair
amapUla
funrUonlnt:
FnUnw
I
Kara
luiklulry
Oo
to
bad
rarly
lo-aifkt
aflr
a
ralraakini,
parkKnf
ftaaa
li
Aadravt
lirar
Salt
or
)
your
A
nlr
t
Aral
taiaf
la
ta
avmag
Tki
bid
(andby
ta
ranimnf
laditUea.
kad
arb,
aad
body
anaM.
lar
Aadnaa
Ivlp
Nalar
to
runfy
and
lnvioral
lb
akaU
rvt-tm.
AU
dniifi
atlt
Aadrta--))
aad
In
Una
-7t
for
lb
nw.
Iar
balU.
Bali
Ataal;
JabaA.
UuatoaCn.,
Ltd.,
Taraata.
I
LOOK
OVER
YOUR
Winter
Garments
NOW!
Ladles'
Coats
$1.00
Cleaned
and
pressed
Ladles'
Coats
with
fur
$1.25
Cleaned
and
pressed
Dresses,
no
sleeves
$1.00
Cleaned
and
pressed
Dresses,
with
sleeves
$1.25
Cleaned
and
pressed
Men's
Overcoats
Suits
and
$1.00
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
Feature
Starts
7:45
&
9:15
AdmlMion
15c
&
50c
SATURDAY
MATIN
KK
At
2:30
15c
&
33c
Feature
starts
at
3:15
Friday.
October
j
PAOE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1
i
hanksgi
tta?8JUWBaSilHKgTJ
Ill
!
I
II
Prince
Rupert
people
are
thankful
for
high
quality
Shoes
at
very
Low
Prices
We
have
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Winnipeg
backed
off
the
map
when
it
comes
to
low
priced
shoes.
Wc
keep
our
stock
moving
all
the
time
and
that
enables
us
to
buy
in
large
quantities.
By
paying
cash
and
selling
for
cash
we
give
Prince
Rupert
people
what
they
cannot
get
elsewhere
in
the
way
of
prices,
even
in
the
large
centres.
Don
t
CUT
RATE
SHOE
Third
Avenue
IUVJH'M
WW
JOHN
BULGER'S
!
STILL
GOES
ON
We
are
still
rooting
around
in
the
stock
and
discovering
articles
worth
marketing
at
bargain
prices.
Everyone
says
we
have
a
real
gale
all
right
J
Doz.
Community
Dinner
Knives
Sheraton
Pattern,
reg.
6.50;
now
.
Assortment
of
Ladies'
Handbags
Values
to
$4.50
Large
Cut-Glass
Vase,
12
inches
tall
Reg.
$8.50
Silver
Plated
Sugar
and
Cream
Set
Reg.
$5.00
Special
prices
on
al
lkinds
of
watches,
as
we
have
a
very
large
stock.
Don't
delay
too
long.
KEEP
YOUR
CASH
AT
HOME
Here
is
an
opportunity
to
help
a
local
industry
and
at
the
same
tlme'benqfit
yourself.
BUY--
!-a-
v
BulklerVstlley
COAL
mmiiiii
i
iih
mill
take
our
word
for
it,
look
over
our
footwear
antl
compare
prices
faajBKii.'wriatt'iijwuw
e
mt
suaxa
$3.25
95c
$3.95
$2.95
ii
mini
iIiibi
STORE
rrlnce
Rupert
1
OFF
COLOUR?
HOW
IS
YOUR
LIVER?
Wale
np
your
Liter
Bile
Without
Calomel
Teo
IM
wj
mil
era,
bat
H
af-Uislr
ea
pu
your
ditati
ud
abausaUta
crfta
out
U
kuur.
by
rrroaiM
ta
pour
wt
ru
iatly
two
pound
ol
liquid
Ma
lalo
)W
bonU
Tn
voa't
MMaplrUIr
aorraH
tuck
a
aaxlna
by
Ukinf
mIis,
oil.
mixnl
vater,
Uatm
na4y
or
ebmu
mm,
of
roafca.
Whw
tary'n
wd
;hi
bomli
lory
r
lhrooHb
a4
you
ad
Lra
otisralaat.
Carto
'
IiuU
Liv
Pdla
-3
m
Mac
Wk
lb
KmbiH
lata
yaar
Ilia.
Tb7r
purely
Ubl
Sate.
Bnr.
aak
nr
taam
by
aaaaTlUioM
aIHU,U,
25
U
all
araaa.
44
LIBRARY
IS
STILL
BUSY
Need
of
New
Books
Stressed
by
Ifirariar
at
Meeting
of
Board
This
Week
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
rr
"0"y
rw
been
spent
this
year
fo
lew
fiction
and
orljr.
a
small
am
"it
of
donated
money
for
non
lcUo-
the
book
ckeulaUon
at
th
dooMs
library
has
held
wonderfully
well,
according
to
the
report
of
the
Librarian.
Miss
A.
D.
Crulck-shank,
made
to
the
library
board
it
Its
monthly
meeting.
For
the
;part
of
August
that
the
library
was
open
there
was
an
average
of
289.3
books
taken
out
and
for
September
the
average
per
day
was
i
216,7.
j
A
number
of
the
books
collected
)
In
the
Oyrp
drive
have
been
placed
jm
the
shelves
but
a
great
many
more
have
to
be
catalogued,
thl
i
otk
being
done
gradually
as
the
l
books
are
required
The
librarian
commented
on
th?
ed
of
new
books
and
the
Board
discussed
at
considerable
length
the
possibility
of
raising
money
bv
popular
subscription.
It
was
finally
decided
to
organize
a
separate
committee
of
ladles
to
undertake
the
work
among
those
who
use
the
library
or
are
particularly
interested
In
its
progress.
Miss
Clrulckshank
was
delegated
to
en-
lst
the
support
of
the
ladles.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
were
Chairman
George
Wilkinson.
Secretary
Thomas
Blank.
Frank
Olbb,
Harry
Brcen.
Victor
Basso-Bert.
Commissioner
Alder.
H.
r.
Pullen
and
Miss
Crulckshank.
Just
Received
THE
STRANGEST
ADVENTURE
EVER
FILMED
'King
of
The
Jungle
With
Buster
Grabbe,
Frances
Dee
i
A
Paramount
Picture
Reared
by
Lions
Strength
of
Hercules
Man
Fifr.fi
Scores
of
Wild
Animals
For
Beautiful
White
Girl
Musical
"SKY
SYMPHONY"
METRO
NEWS
Novelty-4
YOlT
CALL
IT
MADNESS"
"When
all
else
failed
Etifjle
Brand
pulled
her
through
V
MRS.
J.
MOONEY,
222
East
Eighth
St.,
Hamilton,
Ont.,
writes:
"Just
before
my
baby
was
three
months
old
I
found
I
could
not
satisfactorily
nurse
her.
For
almost
two
months
I
tried
various
milks
but
none
agreed
with
her.
I
read
different
times
about
Eagle
Brand,
so
I
yen
tt
aaaWr
l
nun
jut
aa
lAj,
fttttw
lit
tdtit
kmmJrtJi
aa(Wi
mlktrt
ni
try
ElU
Bund.
Th
mfn
ktUw
till
hhg
ftm
all
tnftm4lir
lktT4ltt.
DIAMOND
T
SPECIALS!
Friday
and
Saturday
Fresh
Killed
Bulklcy
Valley
Beef
T-Bone
KoH.st.lb.
.
17Jc
Sirloin
Koat,
lb.
.
17c
Sirloin
Tip
Ilrt..
lb.
17jc
KumnlU.
Heef.Ib.
12c
Hib
Roast,
lb
1
c
Pot
Roast
Ifcef,
lb.
.
.
Kc
Brisket
Beef,
lb
He
Fresh
Killed
Bulklcv
Valley
Poultry
Roastinfr
Chickens
lb.
28c
Frying
Chickens,
lb.
28c
Boiling
Fowl,
lb
20c
Phone
Quality
Service
'''OOBWMK.Bsisssiai
ENAMELS!
f&m
Monday,
Tuesday
"LOVK
ON
WHEELS-
decided
to
use
it.
A
week
showed
a
ditfertnee
Bit.
bars
became
contented,
would
go
to
sleep
after
her
feeding
without
any
fuss
and
no
vomiting.
Nowut?
months
site
is
just
avenge
weight,
bright,
active,
and
so
contented,
which
mesas
so
much
to
a
busy
mother
of
four
active
children,"
TV.
I.iraa
Ca
Iwiad
SOfWtSll.
Vaxavrr
I
ft...
m4
m
aa
al
tt
.
f
VHfata.
.aaMtatM
faMla
a.b.j.
mUtmtm
Uhkm
al
taala
Sad
bikte.
Stew
Beef,
lb.
.
7-c
Round
Steak,
IK
He
SirloinSteak.lt.
1"
f
T-Bone
Steak,
lb.
2'c
Club
Steak,
lb.
17
c
Hamburger,
lb.
lc
Cambridge
San;i
-
12
-c
Local
Veal
Shold.
IUt.
Veal.
H
W
Veil
Chops,
lb.
l"
c
Leg
Roait
Veal.
lb.
20c
Loin
Roast
Veal,
lb
Is
Stew
Veal,
3
11.
25c
Pioneer
Butchers
Est.
110
ENAMELS!
Premier
Knamols,
qt.
$1.25
Bapco
Floor
Knnmels,
tjt.
$1.10
Satin
GIo
Ennmols,
qt.
$1.7.r
,fl
in
many
Porcolite
Knamols,
i
Pieasina
colors
Bnpcolitc
Enamols,
qt.
$1.75
Fifth
Street
Thone
208
Ideal
Cleaners
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
Seronil
St.
Phone
101
RSI
22
Third
Avenue
West
I'li'inc
SOOSS
i