feaii
Saw
?AOE
iyfC
TH2"
DAILY
NiSTWeJ
Shoes!
Shoes!
FOR
SCHOOL
OPENING
We
have
a
complete
range
of
the
most
reliable
footwear
for
children
of
all
aees.As
our
ANNUAL
SALE
continues
a
while
longer
why
not
take
advantage
of
these
prices
now!
Growing
Girls'
Oxfords.
Black
or
firowfapeT61
P""15
to
choose
from.
See
these.
Sizes
3
to
?.
PrVed
at
?2.9S,
$3.19,
$3.9S
"Mickey
Mouse"
Cushioned
Soled
Shoes
ARE
NOT
on
sale.
These
are
sold
at
contract
prices.
DAILY
fornoN
Sturdy
Black
Calf
Oxfords,
strong
sewn
soles.
A
shoe
that;
will
wear.
Sale
price
5-71
$1.39
S-104
$1.49
11-2"
$1.69
Boys'
Strong
'Red
Stitched"
School
Boots.
Boots
that
will
stand
the
strain
11-13J
$2.95;
1-5
J
$3.45
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Thjrd
Avenue
LIMITED
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RCPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Member
ct
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
ineir
neauquaners.
NATIONAL
PUBLICITY
Phone
327
Published
'Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupart
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
T.
PUTJ.KH
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I
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RATES
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
earner,
yearly
period
paid
In
advance
35.01
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
By
mall
to
all
parts
cf
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
ADVERTISING
RATES
Local
readers,
per
Insertion,
per
line
Classified
advertising,
per
word,
per
insertion
Transient
display
advertising,
per
lncn
per
insertion
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Cnculatlon
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
TaJepnone
98
8S
.11
3.0C
8.0G
2i
a
Friday;
August
31;
934'
SOMETHING
FOR
FISHERMEN
A
man
prominently
connected
with
the
fish
business
makes
a
suggestion
in
answer
to
our
advertisement
that
there
should
be
a
fishermen's
headouarters
established
in
the
city
for
the
benefit
of
local
and
visiting
fishermen.
It
would
be
a
fishermen's
club
which
would
be
used
by
the
men,
particularly
those
without
homes
here,
and
would
be
conducted
something
along
the
lines
of
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
but
adapted
to
the
special
neds
of
the
fishermen.
The
man
making
the
suggestion
says
that
hitherto
nothing
has
been
done
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
fishermen,
yet
the
life
of
the
city
depends
upon
them.
We
are
glad
to
pass
on
the
suggestion
and
hope
that
be
fore
long
something
will
be
done
by
some
organization
to
provide
such
a
place
so
that.when
in
port
the
men
will
have
some
place
where
they
can
feel
they
have
a
right
to
go
and
where
th.ey
can
smoke,
read,
play
games,
bathe
and
make
Thiraprning
we
received
from
the
Canadian
Travel
Bureau
ia
!
proof
of
the
first
advertisement
to
be
inserted
in
United
States
newspapers
inviting
American
people
to
virit
Canada
for-their
fall
vacations.
In
it'
British
Colum
bia
is
described
as
"Canada's
evergreen
playground
of
soaring
peaks
and
glorious
valleys."
Possibly
the
closing
words
of
the
advertisement
may
be
a
hint
to
people
of
this
city.
It
says:
"Whatever
you
do,
wherever
you
go,
a
royal
reception
awaits
you;
at
the
border
considerate
customs
and
immigration
officials
;
in
all
cities
welcoming
tourist
bureaus;
across
the
Dominion
renowned
hotels,
modest
inns,
modern
auto
camps,
resorts,
cottages
and
camp
sites
to
make
you
comfortable."
We
believe
this
nuhlieitv
move
is
a
p-nnd
nne
and
nil
we
v
e
v
-i
-
o
-
-
-
ask
of
Sir.
Bennett
and
the
members
of
the
government
which
is
responsible
for
this
campaign
is
that
they
make
it
possible
for
Prince
Rupert
to
share
in
the
benefits
of
ths
advert
:
sine
by
h
ipir-'v
o
huild
the
highway
connecting
us
wi'h
re
rp-t
of
C
anada.
The
CANADA
STARCH
CO.
LlmlUd
54
The
Letter
Box
REGARDING
IDEAS
Editor.
Dally
News:
Would
it,
not
be
a
fine,
idea
to
bev
rid
of
all
the
barking
dogs
in
Prince
I
Rupert?
They
have
become
a
Iwr-Irlble
pest
and
they
start
their'
dreadful
yowling
and
howling
and
yipping
generally
about
10
pan.,
keep
it
up
most
of
trie
nigtot
and
sleep,
reading
or
writing
is
Impossible.
They
are
dirty.
They
soil
the
streets
and
sidewalks.
They
are
an
intense
nuisance
on
all
the
avenues
and
streets
and
they
are
utterly
useless
except
to
chase
cats.
They
would
certauuy
never
chase
a
burglar.
For
one
reason
no
self-respecting
burglar
would
never
come
to
Rupert
AH
the
avenues
and
streets
are
Inflicted
with
this
scourge
of
barking
dogs.
Even
the
Public
Reading
Room
or
the
new
Public
Library
are
not
free
from
these'
dirty
pests.
Here
is
a
suggestion
for
the
commissioner
to
raise
funds
for
real
improvements.
Why
not
increase
the
taxes
on
dogs
and
fine
the
iwners
of
all
dogs
that
are
not
indoors
by
10
p.m.?
If
a
roisterer
goes
home
singing
at
night
the
police
run
him
in"
and
rightly
so.
If
people
give
a
"sing
song"
in
their
homes
the
neighbors
complain.
But
dogs
can
raise
h
all
night
and
nothing
is
done.
Prince
Rupert
is
known
as
the
"town
with
a
curse"
the
curse
of
barking
dogs!
So.
Mr.
Editor,
if
you
will
not
publish
this
letter
write
a
strong
and
powerful
i
editorial
calling
on
all
owners
of
1
The
above
letter
was
addressed
to
The
Editor,
Dally
News,
DogvtHe,
B.C..
but
did
not
go
astray.
Ed.
Corp.
Andrew
Fairbairn.
chief
of
uffe
SmitheTsdlstricv
detachment
of
the
provincial
police,
and
Mrs.
Fairbairn,
who
have
been
spendine
a
vacation
visiting
in
Vancouver
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
and
will-
proceed
to
the
Interior
on
hls
evening's
train.
Step
out
into
the
SUNSHINE
Hpw
many
br
of
yotir
life
re
ltwt
in
frrlinr.
nruW
par?
Haw
nny
hours
whtrh
mifbl
be
Lriahl
are
doll
and
difpiritrJ?
Half-hearted
dtjt
are
frKjoenllr
doe
la
common
ronttipatiaa.
It
rloudt
your
waking
hour,
takra
the
anmhine
out
of
lit
inat.
Yet
it
ran
he
overcome
m
eaily
by
eat-inf
a
delicious
rrreaL
Laboratory
teta
thow
Krllott'a
AlX-BatN
provide
"balk"
and
vitamin
B
to
aid
elimination.
Au-BaiM
la
alto
a
fine
aonrre
of
iron.
The
"bulk"
in
Au-Bu
la
much
like
that
in
leafy
vefrlablr.
I
ant
thit
"cereal
way"
pleatanler
than
ruling
pi
I
rot
medicine?
Two
tablefpoonfolt
daily
are
DMulIy
nffirient.
Vita
each
roeaL
in
chronic
catea.
If
not
relieved
this
way,
tee,
yoor
doctor.
tel.
Serve
AtuBlt
a
a
cereal
er
awe
in
mnfiuu,
bread,
omelet,
etc.
In
the
rrd-and-green
pack
it.
At
ail
(roeera.
Made
by
Kellop
in
London,
Ontario.
Anyox
Visitor
Is
Entertained
dogs
that
keep
the
city
awake
to
I
.
keep
their
"pets"
Indoors
at
nihtjMls,
rcbblr
Stone
Was
Ilostc
and
then
perhaps
Prince
Rupert:
At
Party
Last
Night
In
Honor
will
be
a
city
worth
living
in.
With-1
0f
Mrs.
Benn
Wlndle.
Her
out
going
into
details,
a
distinguish-,
sis.er
ed
admiral,
on
a
tour
of
inspection,
referred
to
Prince
Rupert
In
very
uncomplimentary
terms,
an
because
of
dogs.
JAMB
WAINWRIGHT.
Mia
Peebles
fUe
vu
hottest
last
mWat
a
(4UgMtil
bridge
an
j
dandnf
pa
ty
at
her
home.
Eleventh
Street,
in
honor
of
her
stater,
Mrs?
Beany
Win
die.
who
Ut
xeturning
to
Aayox
this
afternoon
with
tier
ii
In
le
daughters
following
a
visit
here.
Deheious
re-
ft-uneH
were
served
and
the
-iffal2
wsiingrAtSy
eviloyed
by
al
pmept.
Prtee-wtaBrs
in
cards
were:
ladles'
firet,
Mis
Mike'
Budlnietv
second,
Mte
Cfcrisaie
McLeod.
mti's
iirat.
Tommy
Fraser:
second
WQttai
Laatbie.
vmr
m
tb-
Daily
News.
Orange
Ladies-Tea
and
Sale
Is
Very
Enjoyable
A
most
enjoyable
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooklnR
was
held
Thursday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
R.
T-1
Andencn.
Sixth
Avenue
West
in
;id
of
the
Loyal
Orange
Orphanage.
under
the
auspices
or
the
local
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
lllV
IWUia
iuij
iivvi
-
i
a
.
ated
wtth
orange
and
yrtlow!
M
'
streamers
ana
wim
iweet
paai
m
William
Woods
Of
Sandspit
Interred
.Many
Friends
I'ajr
Final
Tribute?
Of
Itetpect
to
Mrmwjr
of
Skldrratc
Pioneer
SKIDEOATE
MISSION.
Aug.
31:
-The
Inte
WUIIam
Woods
of
Sandpit,
one
of
the
oldest
pioneers
of
.he
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
whose
death
occurred
recently
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
took
place
at
Skldesete
Mission
nth
Rev.
William
Mackenzie.
Uni-ed
Church
clergyman
at
Queen
"hariotte
City,
officiating.
Many
of
he
pioneers
of
Skldefate
Inlet
were
n
attendance
to
pay
their
flna!
ributes
of
respect
to
the
memory
t
deceased,
these
Including
Capt
onn
Han
and
W.
P.
Rudge
of
?ucen
Charlotte
City.
Mr
and
Mrs
t.
C.
Stevens
and
Mrs
C
M
Mac-ntyre
of
Skldegate
and
J
Mathers
"nd
J.
Kttson
of
Sandspit
There
were
many
beautiful
florai
fTerlngs
from
friends
at
various
-lOints
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
'slands
THE
(hzUU
fdvtuu
IN
TIRE
CONSTRUCTION
Gutta
PerchaTires
For
Sale
Hy
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
-
Phone
83
Ford
Dealers
Third
Ave.
East
Get
Ready
For
School
Opening
September
Now
Is
the
time
to
make
your
selection
of
books.
Sec
me
first.
Prices
away
down;
D.
ELIO
Auctioneer
and
Exchange
Furniture
Dealer
Phone
(Jreen
421
Catholic
Ladies
Hold
Tca-Safc
Successful
Afr4irVtVwrdijlAltt
noon
At
lloaie
offylrs.
Hi
E.
Moore
A
very
successful
tea
and
sa
B.
I
of
home
cooWng
wms
held
by
thr
Catholic
Ladies'
Aid
yetray
aft
emoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
It
R
Moore,
Fourth
Avenue
West
Manv
ladle
catted
doting
th
afternoon
to
lend
their
patroniee
to
Ue
Curtln
and
Mr
J
Fred
.
.
,
.
.
a
.a
a
a
J
V
VWtli
V
art
.VM
.
pastel
snaoe
caniia
ana
M
F
Sl
Amo,ir
M
j
as
floral
decorations.
lomt
MaiLarw
and
Mrs.
Hubert
Mrs.
Roberv
received
the
Murray
.y.rt
Mre
F
oiu-wv
wa
guests.
'cashier
AcUn?
servlteurr
were
Mrs
8.!
In
:iurv.
ot
the
home
cooking
V.
Cox,
Mrs
A.
Ouyan.
Mrs.
E.
Lar-
were
hirtr
3
Anhur
sen
and
Mrs.
M.
Lamb.
J
and
Mrs.
Joswpt;
0ron.
The
home
coeking
Uble
was
In)
mw
w
raffles,
Mrs.
charge
of
Mrs.
J.
R.
Murray,
assta-
Oaron
winning
a
pair
of
ted
by
Mrs.
Barber.
;batn
towels
and
Bishop
K
M.
Hu-
A
beautiful
cushion,
donated
by
1
nol
o,
M.
L
Wvr
doiukH
of
coffee.
Mrs.
Wm.
Jones,
was
won
by
Miss
Alice
Gomez
with
ticket
No.
60
Mrs.
R.
T.
Anderson
was
the
convener
for
this
entertainment
which
was
the
commencement
of
the
fall
and
winter
activities
of
the
Ladle
Orange
Benevolent
Association,
WHIFFLF.TS'
From
tho
Wntrrfrnnf
I
CNR
dnaier
Prlnee
Gerre
H
E
Nrdien
'ith
a
isoed
t!sed
lht
of
passengers.
In:lu3hu
quite
a
number
of
looal
pecpte
re
j
mine
borne
after
-pending
rummer
hotMays
in
the
south,
arrived
'n
port
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
from'
Vancouver.
PoweW
Rvw
and
Ocean
Falls
ad
stalls
at
3
o'clock
this
aMoraoon
tor
Anyox
and
Stew
art
whenof
sfce
wll
return
here
r
morvw
evening
sovthoowd
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Prtnteas
Ade-lalds.
Capt.
S
K.
Dray,
is
due
in
oort
at
7:15
this
evenlnit
from
the
south
and
will
nUi
at
10
pro.
on-her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way
points.
ft,
BURNS
f4
mm
Anil
mmm
mt
.
Maw.
Im
tlM
pslnful
wnartlnf
tfopi
rl'Kmc
of
Burs
I
SINCE
THE
BALLOON
TIRE!
fyfldj--!L
"SHOCK
ABSORBERS"
Every
fiuttn
Prreha
and
Hoailcrnft
Tire
built
f
the
)ii(jhent-iiality
rotton
rortla,
rvery
strand
linprrgiiated
villi
and
irotrctrl
hy
riilihrr.
Hiee
pnitrctrd
ronU
are
built
Into
crl-crolfl)crn
for
addnl
atrrnulli,
and'
nre
further
protectetl
at
cruclul
jMiIntrt
by
bnad-
jolit
of-
lhe
Kutn
rubler
built-in
ix-txreii
the
idieit
to
aalrguanl
the
ninl
from
daniHgr.
as
nhown
In
the
photograph
at
the
left.
See
for
yourrlf
liow
bin
on
the
trrad
or
aidr-wulU
Hould
lx"
ruohinnrd
hv
thec
"ho-l.-ulorlm."
lliere
are
7
of
thrtn
tlie
5
you
nee
in
the
photograph
and
2
on
the
othrrnideof
the
tire.
Only
Gutta
IVrrha
and
Itoadrrafr
Tires
gite
you1
thin
safer
construction
at
no
extra
cxt.
CUTTA
PF.RCIIA
Bm4
Ub.1
1UHU.XIO.
I
Runnr.n.
limited
r
um
V
I
UM
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli.
Ptoprletor
"A
IIOMB
AWAV
FROM
I10MK"
lUtes
11.00
up
60
Rooms,
Hot
Si
Cold
Wnter
Prtncn
Rupert,
U.O,
Phone
281
p.o.
Box
ISA
TO
Au
.
"
'
'
WRIGLEYS
IS
mil
T."r-'
More
Good
-Buys
CurWin
Sfivirh-
-jutal)lb
to
any
g-
,63
x
aiie,
at,.
Clothes
Line
(mn
if.
W
foot
line,
2
pulU-vs
.
hooks
S1.00
x
for
Kaien
Hardware
A
sstUfsctory
place
to
"P-
Try
It!
rilRSH
MIMv
AND
CREAM
DAIM
VALENTIN
Phone
05"
FOItSALE
The
$2850.00
house
ut
down
Pumiturc
lncludinn
bed,
dressers,
couches.
dW"
room
sqU.
vacuum
,'rrtftn('7ar-Plumbers.'
fUhertne
nv
nenters.'
blacksmlUj"
jndwr
Viftlcterora'
innls.
Null1
ki
These,
goods
must
M
"
t
ihm
nW
nr
SI
S
lower
than
the
low
("f
price-
F.
W.H
AKT
f
irrrii
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a
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