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Pastene
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Pastene
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1.15
per
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Ral
Fresh
Tomatoes,
prr
basket
QQ
25c,
tier
crate
Jtl
good
for
canning
or
catsup.
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or
mail
your
order
to
Hit
it
n
n
x
1Y1
IJ
n-A
I
I
r
Vl
V.
worthy
matron
of
tie
Order
of
the
'on
clt.y;-E.-S.
Wadsworth.
Mont-
,M
w
Eastern
Slav,
and
Charles
O'Neill
real:
K-
Walter.
William
Phll-FrnNniVSV
CTADU
worthy
8rand
P-on,
arrived
in
trc
iP?
and
C.
H.
Matthews
Jr.,
Pitts-IjVV11U1UI
O
I
UilE
city
on
tho
Prince
George
this
bur8hv
"Whrrc
Dollar,
iiavp
Morp
fVnlV1
P.
O.
Dot
S75
Phone
18
I
111
1
1
ii
man
muni
,n
Half
Price
FUR
SALE
;
This
is
the
grp.itest
opportunity
in
a
lifetime
to
buy
a
high-class
Fur
Coat
of
latest
design.
We
have
a
large
stock
recently
imported
which
were
purchased
at
hair
the
usual
price
and
we
are
fiving
our
local
customers
the
benefit
of
the
deal.
Ladies
should
not
miss
this
epporturity
to
secure
a
Fall
and
Winter
Coat.
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
CHESTERFIELD
SUITE
Covered
In
combination
tapestry,
reverse
cushions
CQO
Special
JJtwO
327
Third
Ave.,
Prjnce
Rupert
Phone
775
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
nOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
p.o.
Box
196
Wi
Inirl
M
LOCAL
NEWS
Col.
E.
B.
Andros
qf
Victoria
is
a
visitor
in
the
city,
having
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
j
Miss
M.
Turgeon,
who
has
been
:
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
'
the
city
from
the
south
on
the:
Prince
George
this
morning
MiSS
Venctla
iTftsro
whn
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Seattle,
returned
MMjmwi"
rl--fiTiMtrfi''iiW
MANDY
AT
KETCHIKAN
Resident
Mining
Engineer
Back
in
j
TBI
DULY
HVWI
Wednesday
Alaska
City
After
Trip
Into
The
powr
cruiser
Sundown,
be-
Unuk
River
Country
longing
to
McLcnnin
&
McFeely
of
.,..;
.
.
Vancouver,:
with
party
of
commer-KETCHIKAN,
September
11
Dr.
'
.
.
..
i.
rw,
j
..
.
,
,
Joseph
T.
Mandy,
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
northwestern
mineral
survey
district
of
British
iColumbia
with
headquarters
Prince
Rupert,
arrived
here
yester-1
15
moore,a
ai
'ne
I,oaw5
01
Armour
SaIvac
Co'
day
after
having
sPent
the
pasl;the
two
or
three
weeks
in
the
Unuk
River
area.
c
N
R-
steamer
Prince
George,
Dr.
Mandy
being
Interviewed,
CaPl-
Edward
Mabbs.
arrived
In
spoke
of
the
.great
possibilities
of
port
at
'
12:15
noon
today
r0m
the
Unuk
River
mineral
area
and
I
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
&Y.-IS
'
ookmg
.t
and
well
ex-Prince
c.
Flewln,
Inverness;
Mr
.f
ernoon
outhbound
The
v
eZ
Vanfcuv"'
George
this
morning.
and
Mvs.
.
CIay
Surf
Point.
Geo.
."e1;
VaSn
?P-
"
a
fR
1
S
"k
CXpecl
to
1058
but
COnfl-
:
.
tuback.
Si
Anyox;
Grace
Irene
Brown.
an
extra
cal
at
Ocean
Falls
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Robb,
who
R.
Stafford,
A.
Watson
and
Thoma.
had
o"
board
70
nasseneers
5,
C"1
that
hC
i0t
have
been
on
a
trip
to
Edmonton,
D:
Brunton.
Massett;
H.
B.
Sand-
disembarking
h4e
whilen
Lar
IT"
ithUEU
hC
reached
returned
to
the
city
via
Vancouver'.
Port
Essington;
E.
R.
Tig,
.dcd
her
iJ'Srt
f
the
nTth
":e""
bUtay
P
on
the
Prince
George
this
mornine.
W.
A.
Osland.
deputy
flic
mar
shfll
nrrlcoH
In
tVin
lf
it
louver
on
the
Prince
George
thl3
norning,
being
here
on'
official
duties.
'
,"
Mr
nnrl
Tlfc
n
r
n.
i
child,
who
have
been
on
a
vacation
trio
trip
to
to
Vlctirii
Victoria,
returned
rpfiimprf
t
to
thf
.
cny
irom
me
soutn
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
i
.
.
Mrs-
J-
u
wortney
of
Vancouver,
morning
irom
Vancouver
to
pay
an
official
visit
to
the
local
chapter.
1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Mithcson
ar
rived
in
the
city
on
the
ss.
Prince!
George
this
morning
from
Bridge
Kiver
to
pay
a
visit
here
with
Mr.
Matheson's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
JJ.
j.
Matheson.
Mr.
Matheson
is
superintendent
of
the
well
known
;Bradian
mine.
i
j
Archie
Watt,
C.
N.
R.
divisional
master
mechanic
from
Prince
George,
is
paying
one
of
his
perio-
:
dlcal
visits
to
the
city
on
official
business.
He
arrived
from
the
interior
on
last
night's
train
and
will
return
to
Prince
George
on
.this
evening's
train.
J
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
inspector,
and
Frank
Boomer,
Lloyds'
inspector,
arrived
in
ihe
city,
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver
to
make
cn
inspection
of
,
the
steamer
Prince
John
which
is
ai
tne
local
dry
dock
undergoing
annual
overhaul.
I
Transfer
Hyde
1
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
COAL
W
Furniture
Moving
expressed
the
opinion
that
should
be
obtaining
more
rapid
de
velopment.
Interests
already
in
ths
field,
however.
Including'
a
local
company
headed
by
Walter
Ban-
ton,
were
doing
good
work.
Dr.
Mandy
also
spoke
I
of
"
-
the
trail
(
work
which
the
British
Columbia
'
government
was
carrying
out
to!
assist
in
opening
up
the
Unuk
dis-
j
trlct.
:
j
Hotel
Arrival
j
I
1
'
Savoy
and'
John
Barseth
Frank
wllson
Edmonton
Rofal
Mncham
and
D.
More.
Stew
art:
El
Romblom
and
H.
Gordon.;
clty
:-
Thompson.
Vancouver
Prince
Rupert
P
(i
HnKRnrri
Vrnnn-
P
Prloef-
Pnrf
F.ccinafnn
Mr
nnH
Xfre
n.
T
.
Nllsen
and
Mr:
apd
Mrs.
M.
B.
Jor-
eensen.
gensen,
Seattle:
Seattle;
G.
G.
von
von
Hpps
Hees.
Pi
Pre
-
-
-
,
mxi
J.
n.
urownmg
ana
r.
uier-
land.
Vancouver;
A.
Watt,
CNR.,
ivira
j,
oawjrtr,
nuse
LaKC;
J.
l
.
i
.
.
n
-
.
.....
wcnoison,
nurns
lakc;
j.
u.
wn-
j
:
District
News
-
TERRACE
Provincial
Constable
George
A.
Smiley
went
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Saturday's
train
with
a
prisoner
who
had
been
awarded
one
month's
lmDrisonment
for
beating
ud
his
1
.
.,
.
7
.t
wlfe
A:
and
,ur
threatening
to.
shoot
her.
Lakelse
Lake
Hotel
enjoyed
an
other
gay
weekend.
Tiere
was
a
danc
on
Saturday
night
and
on
aunaay
rnot
unaries
hiinott
was
on
the
lake
with
his
plane
from
Stew
art.'
Fine,
hot
weather
continues.
ThU
Is
eood
for
holiday
makers
but
hard
on
the
crops.
i
A
benefit
dance
is
being
arrang
.
,
,,
,
.
..
:
ed
following
the
recent
regrettable
motorcar
accident
In
which
two
Terrace
elrls.
Miss
Lorna
Christie
and
Miss
Irene
Walte,
were
serious-1
ly
Injured.
Both"
are
now
being
cared
for
In
the
hospital
at
Prince
j
tn
September
20
In
the
Orange
Lodge
Hall
at
Terrace
Everybody
reads
the
Dally
News
There's
a
reason.
iaNin;n!iii!H:iiiiaiiii:i:nni!in!;iii
Introducing
To
Prince
Rupert
For
your
convenience
RUPERT
DELICATESSEN
OPENING
Friday,
September
13th
Watch
our
store
windows
for
a
delightful,
tempting
array
of
home
cooked
meats,
salads,
mea,t
pies,
Jellied
delicasles
Butter
eggs,
cheese,
etc.
Our
Motto;
"Second
to
None."
Mrs;.
P.
Coolcy,
Prop.
Third
Ave.
next
to
Selvig's
II
simimiimiixnin:
,
1
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
ciai
men
on
ooara
urrivea
in
pori
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
.
"
""J"
"J
"
"
l
?
l.
.
"ZT
lnwu
ue
nwe
wr
a
w
ine
jtlcean
raws
ana
wiu
sau
ai
iu
o
clock
tonight
for
Anyox
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
night
southbound.
The
vessel
brought
north
a
fair
sized
list
of
passarigers.
She
wa.s
delayed
in
arriving
by
having
had
heavy
-----
---o
PJ
wi
(
J
freight
to
discharge
at
Ocean
Falls,
Inaugurating
the
company's
fall
schedule
of
ten-day
saflings
to
Alaska,
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
arrived
in
port
at
12
noon
today
from
Van-;
couver
and
sailed
a
couple
of
hours
later
for
Skapway
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
is
Tlll
L
.
-
7
ENGLAND
WILL
STAND,
BY
LEAGUE
Continued
from
Page
1
Reports
from
Rome
spoke
of
noHim
fVittV.
.
the
League
commission
to
investl-
.ntP
gate
fho
the
Itilo-Ethloplan
if
-.ir.-E-i
crisis
J'Hands
Off-Borah
i,""""'
utk.
11:
n.
v
c
t
r
i
r
f
r.r1iy.i,
9
hit
i.
r
..
...
u
uu
-
was
advocated
(-
by
Senator
William
E.
Borah
in
'speaking
here
yesterday.
Expressing:
the
opinion
that
the
personal
liberty
of"
the
American
people
was
a
matter
of
prime
im-
uui
wiltc,
lie
saw
it
a-V
thP
rlnt
-
J
of
the
United
States
to
stay
out
of
European
affairs,
be
declared.
Change
of
Venue
In
Third
Lamson
Trial
is
Sought
SAN
JOSE,
September
11
Thr
nmcn.i
i
ti..
.
.
-
.wow.unuu
i
uMug
steps
to
iore-
stau
the
move
or
the
defence
mr
a
change
of
venue
In
the
third
trial
of
David
A.
Lamson,
former
Stan-
lord
University
executive,
who
is
oharcrpH
uhVv.
the
murder
of
his
wife.
Today's
Weather
Triple
Islana
Part
clonriv
liwht
t
v
.,.uuc,ai.c
auumrsy
wma;
Daro
-
.wo;
sea
smooth.
,
"u,8a
"""bo'i
isiann
isiann
oioua
uioudv.
1
cht
"
O"
-
-
'easterly
w,d
sea
Terraran
wuipcru
-
,
tn
An
40
Anyox-Ralniri-r
M,m
st.pwnrt'i.,,.
.J
e
Hazeltos-
Clear
calm'
temoera-
Smithers
CoudK.
calm.
rnnW
Burns
Lake
Raining,
calm,
temperature,
40.
Mail
Schedule
For
Vancouver-
Monday
(train)
5
p.m.
Tuesday
wl.
12:30
pjn.
Wednesdays
(train)
5
pm.
Thursday
k
9:30
p.m.
Friday
,
pjn
Saturdays
9:30
p.m.
Sept.
6,
15
and
25
p.m.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
...
4
p
m,
Wednesday
10
a.m.
Thursday
(train)
10:20
p.m.
First
Meeting
Of
Season
Held
By
Girl
Guides
A
new
patrol
was
formed
and
six
new
guides
were
admitted
last
night
at
the
first
meeting
of
the
season
of
Fust
Prince
Rupert
Company,
Girl
Guides,
at
St.
An
drew's
Anglican
Cathedral
Hall.
There
was
a
full
attendance
of
about
thirty
girls
at
the
meeting
of
which
Captain
Muriel
Brewerton
was
in
charge.
Ge'raldlne
Cade
Is
leader
of
the
new
patrol
and
Betty
Wilkinson
is
patrol
second.
The
newly
admitted
gu'.des
are
Anne
Wlnslow,
Faith
King.
Joan
Forrest,
Margaret
Lamb.
Helen
Leslie
and
Charlotte
Balagno.
VANCOUVER
EX-MAYOR
I
WAS
HERE
L.
D.
Taylor
of
Vancouver
In
Town
On
Way
tq
Atlin
Gives
His
Views
on
Politics
L'
D'
W
,,,
Julv
,,.ls
vpar
nassrn
mrnnon
i
Prince
Rupert
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
this
afternoon
enroute
to
Atlin.
He
Is
on
a
holiday
and
expects
to
be
about
ten
days
in
Northern
British
Columbia.
"You
see
I
have
never
been
in
Atlin."
he
explained.
'
"JllSt
restinc
ani
havlnir
n
Infr
i
f
'
un
watcnl1X
things,"
remarked
"L.
D."
when
asked
as
to
what
hp
was
doing
these
day.
He
was
wear-
ing
his
usual
red
npcktle
and
dia
mond
studded
question
nark
stlrknln
A
ft-rth
mA
i.,n.n
1
v.
bMtiiakiua
Wa9
'
In
'his
buttonhole.
'Mr.
Taylor
was
charitable
-in
re-
gard
to
his
remarks
about
Mavnr
G.
o.
McOeer
who
defeated
him
so
emphatically
In
the
Vancouver
CIVIC.
Plprtlnn
.
lact
nnni,..
!
'
UbviUUCl.
.
1
1
might
be
a
different
story
today.
nowever,
u
there
was
another
civic
election
in
Vancouver,
he
thought.
Speaking
of
the
rational
political
situation,
Mr.
Taylor
expressed
the
belief
that
the
Liberals
would
have
the
largest
group
in
the
next
Parliament
but
was
in
doubt
as
to
whether
they
would
completely
control
the
House.
He
saw
the'C.
C.
F.
as
possibly
the
next
strongest
group.
Due
to
defection
of
flon,
H.
H.
Stevens,
"whom
Mr.
Taylor
thought
was
perhaps
stronger
than
some
people
believed,
he
did
not
give
the
Conservatives
much
of
a
chance.
The
Liberals
would
be
strong
In
the
cast
but
He
was
n
doubt
as
to
what
Vancouver
would!
tne
u.
e.
nac
a
good
chance
in
some
of
the
scats
there,
he
tnougnt.
Mr.
Tavlnr
cn'H
v.
uj
.
"'v
uu
no
xeaerai
election
amhiiinni
-
1UUI3C11,
for
iWUUJa
ne
De
drawn
out
as
to
wnetner
or
not
he
intended
to
see
tne
mavora
t.v
n
w
V
J
w
VQllLll
IVHT
"Sdin.
it
is
over
a
year
before
eiore
an
an-
nth
oti
i
-
""
-
'
"vuuu
ior
tne
mayoralty
In
Vancouver
and
a
lot
nf
f
hina
happen
before
then,"
he
said.
Prank
Phlscator
arrlverf
in
city
on
the
Princo
Geo
thit
morning
enroute
to
Tefrace:
Electric
Sieam
Massago
Treatments
Mrs.
Gammon
424
8th
Ave.
E
ph.
Qreen
219
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AHLK
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CREAM
DAILY
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DAIRY
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657
HUNTERS?
SUPPUFS
The
Season
is
Here
For
Game
Shells,
Rifies,
Gun
Oil,
Lanterns,
Shot
Guns,
Gun
Orease
Cartridges,
Match
Safes,
Hunters'
Axes,
Flash
Lights,
Cleaning
Rods,
Hunters'
Vests,
Hunting
Knives,
Slicker
pressing
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
PROGRAM
ISG00D
Snappy
Entertainment
in
Double
Bill
at
Capitol
Theatre
This
Mid-Week
A
snappy
comedy
drama
"Travelling
Saleslady,"
featuring
Joan
Blondell
and
Glenrta
Farrell,
and
a
murder
mystery
drama,
"While
the
Patient
Slept,"
starring
Aline
McMahon
and
Guy
Klbbee,
com
prise
an
attractive
double
bill
pro
gram
being
presented
on
the
screen
on
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
mid-week.
"Travelling
Saleslady"
has
sur
prising
and
.
stirring
situations,
bright
dialogue
and
fast
movlne
action.
Miss
Blondell
portravs
the
daughter
of
a
tooth
paste
manu
facturer
who
has
monopolized
the
field
so
long
that
he
has
grown
conservative
lri
his
methods
and
a
rival
begins
cutting
into
his
busi
ness.
Seeing
the
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n
lew
Idea,
the
dauchter
coes
into
business
and
there
ensues
a
tale
u
business
and
romance
that
rioves
swiftly
to
a
surprising
cli-nax.
William
Gamn.
Huzh
Her
bert.
Grant
Mitchell.
Al
Shean
3uth
Donnelly
and
Bert
Roaph
are
among
those
In
important
'parts.
"wnue
tne
Patient
Sleeps"
Is
jacked
with
humn-
and
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aughter
as
well
ns
thrills,
sus
pense
and
creepy
situations.
The
ast
in
support
of
Miss
MacMahon
xnd
Klbbee
includp
Allen
Jenkins.
Wdie
Schubert.
Lvle
Talhnt.
pni
tricla
Ellis.
Robert
Barrnt
nr,H
Hobart
Cavanaugh.
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and
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p.m.
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received
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from
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Welford.
formerly
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me
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staff,
who
left
tcre
several
years
ago.
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is
now
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he
employ
of
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meltcrs
at
Cordova
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about
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miles
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