Our
Annua!
Sale
Closes
Saturday
Night
Your
last
opportunity
to
secure
high
grade
footwear
at
reduced
prices.
There
are
still
plenty
of
SHOE
BARGAINS
and
those
wishing
to
take
advantage,
of
the
special
low
prices
should
act
quickly.
Nevy
Lines
of
"Onyx"
are
now
on
hand
The
Family
Shoe
Store
o
Third
Avenue
LIMITED
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
fRINCE
KCPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
RELIEF
SCItlP'PLAN
ABANDONED
j
ORDERS
ON
STOKES
COMING
Effective
October
1,
there
will
be
a
chanie
In
the
svjttph,
of
distributing
relief
from
the
City
Hall
whereby
the
ScTto
plan
will
be
abandoned
ahd
a'
system
of
Issuing
orders
bri
various
stores
instituted.
The
change
Is
bJIng
made
on
in-
structlons
from
the
prbvlhclal
government
at
Vldtorla,
De-
tails
bf
the
operation
of
the
new
plan
have
not
yet
been
finally
worked
out,
Phone
357
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Stiatfay.
by
Prtoce
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
r.
PULLZN
Manarlm-gdltCT
JOHN
REDPATH
DOUGALL
Sixty-four
years
the
editor
of
his
million-dollar
paper
which
paid
him
neither
salary
nor
dividend
was
the
record
of
John
Redpath
Dougall,
M.A.,
LL.D.,
of
the
Montreal
Witness,
who
died
in
Montreal
this,
week
at
the
age
of
98.
Doyen
of
Canadian
Journalism
a!nd
f
or
63
vears
editor-in-
chief
of
the
Witness,
he
was
the
last
surviving
editor
in
Canada
whose
term
of
service
dated
back
to
pre-Confed-
eration
days.
Indeed,
in
his
case,
it
dated
back
io
1860,
when,
fresh
from
the
university,
he
joined
the
Montreal
Daily
Witness,
started;
in
tHat
year
by
his
father,
John
Uou;aIJ,
a
bcotush-born
Montreal
mercharit
arid
fur
trad
er.
UndG.
J.
R.
Dougall,
the
Moritreal
Daily
Witness
yas
nothing
less
than
an
effort
to
be
in
fact
what
practically
every
paper
claims
to
be,
an
independent
journal
devoted
to
the
public
interest.
In
an
intensely
Protectionist
arid
Conservative
city,
the
Witness
espoused
free
trade
'and
liberalism;
in
a
city
dominated
by
brewing
and
distilling
interests,
it
was
a
strong
temperance
and
prohibition
advocate;
in
ah
area
where
strong
sectarian
feeling
flourished,
it
opposed
inter-credal
barriers
between
Christians;
and
in
a
province
overwhelmingly
Roman
Catholic,
it
was
an
upholder
of
Protestant
rights
and
a
defender
of
complete
civil
and
religious
equality.
To
have
all
political
groups
lined
up
at
once
in
opposition
was
no
uncommon
experience
for
J.
R.
Dougall
and
the
Witness.
What
gave
John
Dougall's
editorials
their
unparalleled
moral
authority
in
journalism
was
the
recognition
of
his
fellow-citizens
that
they
were
totally
disinterested
the
work
of
a
man
whose
loss
of
the
sight
of
his
own
personal
interests
hnn
eminwon
him
nfh
iinrlimma1
ifM
'Air.
.
V
UlbJI
UlllUlillllCU
VIOlUll
lyU
MID"
cuss
the
questions
of
the
day
purely
from
the
view
of
the
highest
good.
His
perennially
youthful
outlook
was
well
illustrated
by
his
vigorous
advocacy
during
the
past
three
years
of
an
intelligently
managed
currency
in
place
of
an
outworn
gold
standard.
ITALY
PREPARES
FOR
WAR
Any
idea
that
Italy
is
hot
actively
in
the
forefront
of
the
natiBnstwhich
are0
preparing
for
war
can
be
abandoned
wiin
receipt
ot
news
ot
the
latest
decree
from
Rome,
making
military
service
compulsory
for
all
Italians
from
the
age
of
eight
to
thirty-three.
Such
an
edict
means
that
Italians
are
riot
only
to
be
educated
for
war
from
a
tender
age
but
are
expected
to
devote
their
lives
to
military
Whether
the
decree
has
been
made
In
the
spirit
of
offensive
or
defensive
makes
it
none
the
more
or
less
significant.
Italy
expects
war
and
is
not
going
to
be
left
behind
if
war
comes.
Her
Ihtest
move
can
be
construed
in
nn
w?c
as
a
gesture
of
peace
but
places
her
on
record
as
one
of
the
leaders
in
the
promotion
of
armed
.
.
.
wy..,.v,v
uuu
mc
CUUUC
tion
of
man
for
war
as
a
,
business.
,
Unfortunately,
too
man
v
...v...ia
nu.in.tu
Dcajuuiany.
inclined
louay.
Rest
of
Bowling
Matches
Likely
a:
With
D.
A.
MacPhee's
rink
having
cinched
honors
for
the
season,
it
Is
likely
that,
if
the
remaining
sche
duled
matches
cannot
be
played
bff
within
the
next
few
days,
they
'will
be
cancelled
altogether.
Recent
rains
have
Interfered
considerably
with
the
Activities
bf
the
league,
it
Is
hoped
to
be
able
to
finish
off
the
slngle.handed
elimination
eompe
tltlon
this
week-end,
OUR
TAXATION
Editor,
"Dally
News:
Ts
this
a
subject
tnai
m
Prince
Rupert
property
owners?
We
have
paid
the
general
taxes.
Now
we
have
the
'Improvement
taxes
confronting
us.
These
two
taxes
surely
make
a
colossal
ibid
iTnd
very
severe
drain
on
our
earnings.
f
Two
years
ago
a
commissioner
was
put
Ih
charge
o!
our
affairs,
lie
did
a
lot
of
necessary
W
W
t
'
ta
-
t
nouse
Cleaning
city
councils.
The
last
two
years
have
been
eye-openers
and
taught
us
that
commission
government
Is
the
only
workable
one
fSr
Prince
Rupert.
A
reversion
to
the
comic
councU
Meetings
wo'ift'd
"Be
a
BJft
backward
step.
Thfe
c'olfiffii&iotfer
Is
to
be
congratulated
at
getting
trie
city
free
of
lmniediate
de'bt
with
waces
and
bond
Interest
pSld
up.
But
the
taxoaye'r
has
"fiad
rio
relief
yet
and
those
who
have
st6Sa
by
It
and
kent
tne
cuv
on
ine
map
are
much
overdue
for
cfinslcJ&aiiftfl
Our
earnings
have
greatty
decreas
ed
durinir
the
nlist
several
yMfs
biit
we
are
still
taxea
as
htavliy
aS
etfer
True,
the
mlllage
w"is
nMc$A
this
vear
bv
five.
The
tax
'6k
tiuiidiflgs
was
Increased
five
tefeerit
wlilch
made
It
about
a
starid-tf
with
Mf
Ordinary
citizen
Taxpayer.
Ate
we
satisfied
with
this
state
of
ii'f
fairs?
If
we
are
there
Is
no
use
dbirie
liny-
thing
about
it.
There
is
oiiite
a
lot
of
cbmplainlng
dn
the
stfet
'biit
tib
definite
steps
are
taken
to
remedy
the
situation.
It
Is.
(Kefefdre.
to
some
extent
bur
owix
fattlt
that
'e
are
taxed
so
riiiich.
The"
re
Is
Sdrne'
thing
wrong
tvheh
a
residence
own
er
has
to
cay
as
mtichin
taxes,
fire
Insurance
attd
rejiaifs
&
lie
could
rent
a
place
for.
We
understand
mat
the
comtms
sioner
Is
employed
lh
th'e'lnlefest'ot
the
bondholders:
Therefdre,
we'eah
not
expect
him
to
do
anything
de
trlrriental
to
their
Interests.
Every
one
is
getting
less
now
except
the
bondholders.
So
far.
they
have
been
an
ultra-privileged
class,
protected
by
law.
But
now
a
change
is
coming
about.
The
provincial
government
is
enacting
legislation
that
can
be
used
to
relieve
the
municipal
taxpayer,
provided
acUon
Is
taken
by
them
to
take
advantage
of
It.
But
if
we
sit
still
and
appear
satis-fled,
we
.will
never
get
any
relief.
This
is
a
wprklngman's
town
Just
as
much
as
Burrtaby
ind
the
two
North
vancouvers.
We
learn
from
the
preis
that
they
are
likely
to
get
relief
(f
rom
bond
Interest
to
the
extent
'of
paying
only
one
percent
for
a
few
years.
We
are
just
as
badly
in
need
of
the
same
assistance.
We
really
cannot
pay
anything
more
thari
(hat.
'But
we
will
rievirfr
get
such
a
concession
by
asfclrig
the
bondholders,
for
It.
Note
what
they
told
Port
Moody
when
they
ap
proached
them.
It
will
have
to
be
done
bv
eoverhment'leealizitlon.
If
we
aVe
6o'uHd
for
larger
p'ayrrierits,
'
In
a
'few
years,
when
another
thoti-
sand
lots
'have
reverted
to
trie
city)
at
tax
sales,
we
will
again
have
to,
call
for
a
new
agreement
and
sub-!
lect
ourselves
to
a
lot
of
unfavorable
publicity
while
other
defaulting
-THE
DAILY
NEWS
rr.unicioalfties
are
safttrfe
right
ahead
X
go38
job
Should
be
rnffieJ
now
ancthe
property
owners
Prince
Rupert
given
a
neV
and
bei-ter
deal.
Y?e
Trine
been
persecuted
lon
enough.
ThTre
is
"still
a
lot
of
jiiggllrig
can
be
done
with
our
taxation.
Two
years
ago
the
provincial
legislature
arne'rldta
or
father
deme'n'ded
the
sMlEfeX
In'
ffermlt
taxation
tor
buildings
ud
to
75
of
their
asses
sect
"value
or
three
times
as
much
as
tfhUl
we
pay
upon
at
present.
Pre
viously
the
limit
was
50.
In
other
JC-orSs
our
mlllage
can
be
reduced
Considerably
while
the
levy
on
bullrings
Is
Increased
and
a
big
majority
of
those
living
here
win
which
could
have
been
done
long
j
more
tnan
tney
are
dojng
now.
before
by
councils
with
backbone
;
Such
a
criafrge
woflid
benefit
most-ahd
common.
sense
but
we
haveify
thotk
wh
own
ouV
downtown
learned
tiy
bitter
experience
tnat
difapidated
business
Section
who
tnese
are
iwo
.quauues
m0guy
live
outside
or
frmce
u-
oert
and
never
did
anything
more
for
the
city
than
build
those
shacks
from
w'hlch
they
have
drawn
en-
tfgh
rents
tt
pay
their
value
Tina
he
lots
thev
are
built
on
many
ffV
fc&f
o?i
tffe
hthr
hirid
Mfi
ah
ff!?r?52e
tn
the
levy
oh
bniWirfrS
wbiild
DlfiSl
ze
those
who
hJCve
JbW
fav
the
mil
an
tm
time.
vft&h
&Me
levy
dh
bWtiim
is
u;-
jilli
.i
.'L
un
Ulif
rair
ana
necessary
io
mane
au
piu-
ther
Ificr?aSe
in
Pfirice
RifSert
x-M&
he
tti&Strolfs
Ha
a
eStiff-
tffcinhe.
Ttif
rfe
are
ft
16t
Of
Bnndingi
tn
;PrWce
Riip'e'rt
fflich
ihirtild
ix
emntisneu
ana
new
ones
cici;.-u
h
their
ofaces
but.
utfiler
preseht
oridltiShS.
th'is
cifh'Hiit
fTe
dohe:
Who
is
gb'lrlg
to
cd'nstrtle't
h?w
tSes
knowing
that
scarcely
enough
can
oe
nroaucea
irom
intra
to
uy
iuacs.
tlh
ffiStiffiiice
aftd
feDa'irs.
rie'ver
ififfHtRih
tHkirig
care
of
depfeciif-
tlofi.
Tfie
flcfcSds
bf
tfiir
lalt
IW
gears'
b'ljildiHg
dpatldns
this
point
outside
or
the
new
coia
storage,
uiere
have
Been
dniy
afi
eyeftil
of
repair
Jobs.
Sbfne
dctlbh
shduld
be
talceh
wlthbut
fu'rther
delay.
The
premier
and
his
cabinet
would
riot
FeftUe
W
tkke
rifltice
of
Some
rtfiSdhSlBle
ocay
ox
frmce
Kupen
citizens.
There
IS
hot
ah
brganlzttoh
Htfre
ft?Jw
that
can
take
care.of
tf.ls.inaV
l"r.
dri'e
needs
creating.
Such
an
organization
would
strengthen
the
hands
of
the
commissioner
and
should
be
able
toj
count
upon
his
support,
it
should
endeavor
to
obtain
terms
for
Prijnte
Rupert
oh
a
parity
with
Burnaby
and
the
NbrtM
Vancouvers.
Also
See
that
there
is
no
Juggling
between
mlllage
and
the
levy
on
buildings
but
that
there
is
an
actual
substantial
reduction
in
taxation
to
all
property
owners
alike.
It
is
now
Prince
Rupert
citizens'
turn
for
a
break.
PI,EBEJAN
SNAP
POWDER
CHANS
fOttSHtS
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"ASH
IAUN1
SCIA1CM
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone'657
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
'Preacher
Rev.
W.
1).
Grant
Holllngworth,
B.A.
tirgankt:
Mrs.
E.
3.
Smith
11
AAf.,
iloly
Communion
12:30,
Sunday
School
12.30,
Westvlew
Sunday
School
7:30
P.M.,
Evening
Worship
errriori
Siibje'ct:
"Yk
sIiXll
BE
MY
WITNESS!"
rHoVtb
i'ss
oh
trie
best
news
that
human
ears
cah
evifr
fiHr.
Major
Watts
of
the
Canadian
Institute
for
the
Blind
'will
render
special
organ
selections
froth
7:15
to
7:30
'arid
at'trle
close
of
the
service.
All
visitors
welcdm'e
ST-.
PAUL'
S
LUT
HEkXti
WURCH
Corner
Eighth
and
Ninth
Eait
SPECIAL
SERVICE
Sunday
at
5
p:m.
Prtacherrtev
W
D,
Of
ant
Holllrigwofth
Sermon
Subject
"A
STUDY
OF
JESUS'
FIRST
MIRACLE'
Organlst-P'eter
LI6n
'UWMr&Zt
r
i
Iport
cm
T.
Jl.
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
-o..
who
presented
a
cup
for
bridge
nmnPtmon
last
winter,
has
been
honored
by
tr.Prlhce.
Rupert
Whist.
frlbbaee
ana
uhukc
wub
j
tag
chqsen
honorary
presiaeiu.
u.
as
indicated
at
me
annual
mrev
hg
Thursday
night
Uiat
there;
would
be
le&gue
competition
in:
whist.
cfibbSke
and
bridge,
this
wlhter.
Anotner
nieeung
wm
o
held
on
October
4
to
receive
entries
arid
ifomfilfte
a'rrSngeriichtS
fbr
the
season's
play.
Satisfactory
reports)
coverins
lsllt
winter's
activities;
we're
p'fese'nti?d
to
the
meeting
over
II.
I
V
V.
V.i.
.
-W.I.
I....
lUr.
WnlCn
A.
A.
MCt.v.:il,
icmniB
s'ident,
presided.
Old
Country
Soccer
first
riivHloh
j
fjfrfrilnghain
1;
Blackbdrh
0.
feWbn
Vilrfdcirs'flild2.
!
dflm's'by
Tb'fn
2.
wdferhampton
;
1.
'
Lelds
b,
Lfvejppbi(l
1
i
tefcBiter
1,
MKiicHester
City
3.
vftsidh
i,.
Chelsea
6.
heifi?td
wedrie-iajy
6.
Arsenal
0.
!
Strike
'City
2.
Mlddieib'fbugh
0.
uriHefiSrid
1
s
tJerb'y
County
4
Tottenham
libtipiifs
0,
Aston
h
2.
Brotfiwlch
Albion
4,
Porta-COTTlSri'trAfJUK
rWt'nivU'ibh
Xlfdricbrilahs
0.
Clyde
6.
Ayr
United
5,
Qiieen'n
Park
1.
Celtic
4,
Aberdeen
1.
Tiiiric!ee
2.
Hamilton
Academicals
rilrifermlihe
1,
Albion
Rovers
3.
;raiikirk
3.
St.
iohhstone'0.
Hibernians
I.
Queen
of
South
1.
Mdiherfc-ell
3,
Kilmarnock
2.
Tartick
Thistle
1.
Hearts
3.
St
Mlrren
0.
Rangers
2.
1m
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
Dbtk
AND
SHIPYARD
ShlpbuUtler
and
Kngiar.
irom
aj4
DrM
CuUo.
nrtrle
and
Acetyl
Welding.
PcllUu
an
Sawnitn
ad
Mining
Machinery.
AD
Tjpe
Cai
Engloea
Repaired
and
Orerhanled.
GAME
IN
SEASON
DticUS
and
Geosc
Eastern
District
i)eer,IJear,
iiltie
Grouse
Western
District
de't
jciur
Uritirig
supbllcs
at
'iuleh
llardwilre.
Most
hilnterk
dot
Western
arid
Dominion
Alrimunltlrtn
ht
the
right
price
SPECIAL
1.5
MaHiuker
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Interference
Sometlr.es
originates
in
the
chassis
or
tubes.
To
make
a
simple
test,
remove
aerial
and
ground
wjth
the
set
.turned
on
to
full
volume,
If
noise
continues
undiminished
Phone
Blue
320
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exact'
ch'tkk
made
rlf
your
set's,
trouble,
Saturday.
Sept
WEEK-END
EXCURSION
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September
29
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at
8:30
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the
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the
following:
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Fir
V.
Joint
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per
thousand
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per
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Alberta
Sootless
Coal
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
Phone
116
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Opportunity
We
offer
for
remainder
o
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this
week,
good
quality
potatoes.
100
IBs.
fbr
90s
50
lbs.
for
50c
20
lbs.
for
25c
Delivered
Arrived
today.
Mcintosh
Apples
at
very
rea.sonabte
prices
Sunrise
Grocery
Co.
COFFEE
De
Luxe
Served
at
All
Times
of
Day
or
Night
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fresh--Using
r
method
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metal
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the
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decorative
material
for
walls
w
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and,
furniture.
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delightful
satiny
finish
together
wi'M
glenlc
and
fierylccable
qualities
make
a
strong
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want
sdnictlllng
different
frdm
the
ordinary,
every
Made
in
H.
C.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
Go.
Ltd.
WEEK
END
SPECIALS'
Solid
Oak
tJiriihg
ttoofn
Suite
with
'
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$32.00
Kitchen
Cabinet
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ROYAL
HOTEL
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Proprietor
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HOME"
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150
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