COKO.VATIO.V
ECHOLS!
Men's
Fall
COATS
where
Lloj'd
has
a
three
year
contract
(he
is
a
metallurgist).
Iris,
you
will
remember,
trained
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
IJppitalj.and
had
.Jeen
at
Stamford
Lane
in
Sari
Francisco
for
a
year.
Prince
Rupert
may
onjy
be
a
small
island
but
how
her
sons
and
daughters
get
around!
Oakland.
Never
sold
in
Rupert
at
these
prices.
Brown
and
navy.
Sale
Price
f
CHEERIO!
Parachute
Jumper
Is
Under
Arrest
MEN'S
PANTS
One
lot
of
men's
pants.
Not
all
sizes
in
lot
CO
QC
Sale
Price
$AVt)
Pure
Wool
Blankets
at
reduced
prices.
Come
in
and
you
will
be
surprised
at
the
prices.
FLANNEL
PAJAMAS
Men's
flannel
pajamas
for
the
cool
weather.
2i
JQ
Sale
Price..;
P13
WORK
SOCKS
Men's
work
socles.
All
wool.
Be
sure
and
get
some
of
them
at
9Qn
the
Sale
Price
yc
OVERALL
PANTS
Men's
overall
pants.
Blue
denim.
.sale
Price
$1.29
DRESS
SHIRTS
On
lot
of
dress
shirts
in
all
shades
and
sizes.
.
AOn
Sale
Price
DRESS
SOCKS
Men's
dress
socks.
All
fancy
shades.
bale
I'nce,
:qOa
5
pairs
for
BROADCLOTH
PAJAMAS
Broadcloth
pajamas.
Q4
ACZ
Tooke's,
Sale
Price
Acme
Importers
All
Goods
Displayed
-
Sale
Final
No
Credit
Mail
Orders
Filled
at
These
Prices
No
C.
O.
D.'S
Gradual
Policy
of
Immigration
in
Canada
Urged
By
Railway
Official
Where
To
Look
Britishers
Not
so
Interested
Now
.Might
Look
to
United
States
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
9:
That
Canada
must
have
more
population
if
it
was
to
fultll
the
destiny
that
nature
intended
for
It
was
the
contention
today
before
the
annual
convention
of
the
Canadian
Cham,
ber
of
Commerce
of
Dr.
W.
J
Black,
director
of
Colonization
and
Agriculture
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
With
one-sixteenth
of
the
cultl-
vatable
land
In
the
world
and
and
.nore
than
that
fraction
of
the
world's
natural
resources,
Canada,
nevertheless,
had
only
half
of
one'
per
cent
of
the
population.
Canada's
development
was
and
always
has
been
tied
up
with
immigration.
Dr.
Black
said.
To
the
criticism
that
lmmlgra-
Uon
would
take
away
the
oppor-tuniUes
of
the
younger
generation,
Dr.
Black
replied
no
part
of
Canada
has
had
less
Immigration
the
past
twenty-five
years
than
the
Mart,
times
yet
the
movement
during
this
period
to
the
United
States
and
elsewhere
had
been
perhaps
heavier
than
for
any
otljer
part
of
the
Dom
inion.
Tne
Manumes
nad
not
benefitted
by
it
and
there,
were
many
today
who
believed
an
Influx
of
farming
families
would
have
good
effect.
Looking
at
the
drought
areas
on
the
prairies,
Dr.
Black
said
the
sad
difficulties
there
still
did
not
Justi
fy
the
lack
of
settlement
In
areas
where
families
can
succeed.
He
be-lleved
some
of
the
perplexities
of
the
past
few
years
were
due
to
rural
population
attracted
to
industry'
by
high
wages
prevailing
during
the
good
years
unable
to
nnd
Its
way
back
to
the
farm
without
funds.
Held
For
Immigration
In
a
survey
of
the
field
for
immigration
the
speaker
found
some
old
and
favored
sources
closed
with
the
British
farmer
well
off
and
contented
at
home
and
(he
Scandinavian
enjoying
similar
posperity.
"When
our
effort
to
get
British
has
been
exhausted,
we
should
en
deavor
to
secure
the
maximum
num.
ber
of
good
farming
families
from
the
United
States,"
said
Dr.
Black.
Denmark
would
be
a
promising
field
In
the
next
two
or
three
years.
On
the
subject
of
continental
Euro.!
pean
immigrants
he
pointed
out
that
British
stock
was
amalgamat
ed
a
few
centuries
ago
of
European
peoples.
He
thought
the
Swiss,
Czechs,
Belgians,
Hollanders
and
Ukhalnians
should
become
"as
good
Canadians
as
we
ourselves
evet
have
been."
Ihe
average
Central
European
now
in
this
country
will
not
be
noticed
as
such
two
generations
hence,
If
we
of
Anglo-Saxon
origin
do
our
duty.
Inasmuch
as
It
may
be
necessary'
for
us
to
look
outside
the
British
Isles
for
those
to
do
the
work
we
must
have
done.
Just
to
that
extent
should
we
exert
our
energies
to
see
that
the
new
people
have
placed
before
them
the
im
portance
of
our
Canadian
ideals
and
the
work
which
our
Institution
of
learning
can
do
for
them,"
he
said.
Dr.
Black
suggested
there
should
be
no
large
scale
injmlgratlon
movement
for
the
present
even
If
it
were
possible
but
one
that
could
be
Increased
from
year
to
year
"In
my
opinion,"
he
said,
"there
never
has
been'
a
time
In
our
history
when
this
important
question
of
immigration
"called
so
urgently
for
leadership
of
a
constructive
kind.
There
Is
a
distinct
tendency
of
our
developing
a
'Lalssez
Falre'
attitude
which
means
we
shall
go
back."
In
conclusion
he
asked
the
Chamber
to
give
that
leadership.
1
PAQI
SEC
THE
DAILY
NTWS
Thursday,
September
a
Bernice
Palmer
says
...
unit
to
view
the
parade.
Mrs.
Kingery
(Aida
Davidson)
was
also
at
the
event.
Mrs.
Tingey
(formerly
Grace
;Toveyi
was
already
on
the
(rroO"hd.
haihK
lived
in
England
J
:
since
her
marriage.
I
Iris
Watts
was
married
recently
at
Calgary
Presbyterian
'Church
in
San
Francisco
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
P.
McCail
Lloyd
Kelsey.
They
will
make
had
reservations
with
the
B.
C.
'
their
home
in
the
Phfllipines
f
One
lot
of
SUITS
Not
all
sizes
in
the
lot
If
your
size
inhere
we
are
giving
them
away
at
the
Sale
Price
$4
A.95
I
hp
TURNBULL
UNDERWEAR
Turnbull
underwear
in
natural
shade.
Shirt
and
drawers
and
combinations.
Q1
QQ
Sale
Price
yOJ
STANFIELI)
UNDERWEAR
Here's
Another
good
buy.
Stanf
ield
undershirt
and
drawers
or
combinations.
In
all
wool.
QO
QC
Sale
Price
Q&VO
Stanfield
underwear.
Combinations
in
natural
shades.
This
is
a
god
warm
suit
for
this
Q
4
Q
C
time
of
year.
Sale
Price
V
O
CAPS
One
lot
of
caps.
All
sizes,
silk
lined.
All
Colors.
Qn
Sale
Price
VOK
SHOES
We
have
lots
of
good
shoes
in
stock
at
Sale
Prices.
Look
them
over.
JUMBO
SWEATERS
-
Men's
Jumbo
sweaters
in
assorted
shades.
You
can't
buy
the
yarn
at
this
price.
CO
QC
Sale
Price
O
HATS
Mens
hats
by
Biltmore.
In
the
very
latest
styles.
CO
Sale
Price
J4.i7J
WORK
SHIRTS
Men's
Work
Shirts.
Mostly
all
sizes
and
shades.
A
good
Qfir
buy.
Sale
Price
&Q
CHECK
SHIRTS
Another
lot
of
men's
fancy
check
shirts.
All
sizes
in
the
Q4
QQ
lot
Sale
Price
t?AQJ
BRUSH
WOOL
SWEATERS
Men's
Brush
wool
sweaters
Pullover
with
half
zipper.
Regular
price
$4.50.
Q-f
Qff
Salp
Price
tp&0.
All
kinds
of
merchandise
for
boys.
Socks,
stockings,
sweaters,
shirts,
underwear
at
Sale
Prices.
DRESS
SHIRTS
Dress
shirts
by
Tooke.
One
of
the
best
shirts
in
Canada.
Regular
price
$2.50.
Q4
Sale
Price
J.Je)
or
2
for
$3.00
TIES
All
ties
on
sale.
Sale
Price
29c,
39c,
49c
Suit
Cases
and
Trunks
15
and
25
off
Marked
Prices.
OLIVER.
Sept
9:
Cecil
Mc-Kenzie,
airplane
stunter
and
parachute
jumper;
was
arrested
here
yesterday
for
violation
of
Canadian
air
regulations.
Backward
Season
SAJLE
After
a
Season
of
Unfavorable
Weather
We
Find
Ourselves
Overstocked
With
a
Variety
of
Up-to-Datc
Merchandise
Which
We
Must
Clear
Out
to
Make
Room
For
New
Fall
and
Winter
Goods
Now
Arriving.
We
are
holding
a
Store-Wide
Sale
-
Nothing
Kept
Back
As
You
Know,
Prices
are
Advancing.
All
Our
Goods
are
Standard
Brand
Lines
No
Goods
Specially
Brought
In
For
This
Sale
All
This
Year's
Merchandise.
Here
are
a
Few
Items
and
Prices
Just
to
Le't
You
Know
What
Savings
You
Make.
Blue
Serge
SUITS
Heavy
weight,
silk
lined.
Including
Worsteds
in
the
very
latest
Sale
Price
24
.50
POPULATION
IS
NEEDED
British
Immigration
"There
is
much
belnz
said
the
days
about
British
immigration
and
canadas
need
therefor,"
said
Dr.
Black.
"We
'find1
eJurselveS
licei
with
a
pecullai
condition.
Oddly
i
enough,
there
is
little
Inducement
i
to
encourage
the
citizens
of
the!
United
Kingdom
to
establish
new
I
homes
on
Canadian
soil.
Business
conditions
over
there
are
good
and
agriculture
especially
so.
The
farm
worker
has
special
benefits
which'
we
scarcely
can
offer.
His
wages
are
practically
as
high
as
ours.
He
works
five
and
a
halt
days
a
week
he
has
pay
and
a
half
for
overtime,
he
sees
a
pension
In
the
offing
and
Indecency
Charge
Is
Laid
Against
Montreal
Russian
MONTREAL,
Sept.
9,
(CP)
--Alexis
Wlnslow,
Russian,
has
been
charged
with
gross
indecency
and
causing
bodily
harm
with
Intent
to
main),
disfigure
or
disable
a
nine-year-old
fatherless
boy,
Freddie
Brown,
who
had
been
taken
in
charge
by
Win-flow
and
who
was
discovered
to
have
been
brutally
abused.
Wlnslow
Is
a
native
of
Kiev,
23
years
old
and
an
artist.
all
of
these
help
to
hold
him
to
his
life
work
In
the
homeland.
"Would
you
give
up
the
considerations
I
have
enumerated
and
which
are
certain
for
a
home
In
a
new
land
that
can
offer
little
of
advantage
excepting
perhaps
great,
er
opportunity
for
the
younger
jiembers
of
the
family
to
find
their
way
into
the
activities
of
the
coun
try?
It
seems
to,
be
mainly
on
this
basis
that
we
can
hope
to
arrest
the
attention
of
our
kinsmen
over,
seas.
Even
through
our
thirst
for
more
British
blxd
may
remain
Incessant,
It
will
not
come
to
us
again
'.n
any
large
stream
unless
we
find
:ome
way
of
so
organizing
societies
ar
directing
organizations
now
existent,
having
the
necessary
British
bent,
that
they
definitely
will
concern
themselves
with
encouraging
the
movement
and
with
help.
Ing
to
supervise
it
when
the
people
arrive
In
Canada.
Mere
talk
will
not
do
It
and
there
is
no
use
fooling
ourselves.
They
will
not
come
here
in
any
great
numbers
of
their
own
volition,"
RESULT?
PHONES
18
and
81
i
GHEE
WEEKLY
LAST
TIMES
TO.MCH,
Last
Complete
Sho
WARNER
OIANdV
"Charlie
Chan
at
the
Olympics'
As
the
charru.
mz
of
'
,rJ
nation
strive
fn,
eTel
Chan
stalks
a
kilter'
with
KATHWuxj
IDE
M1U,
-
Plus.
Don
Ameche.
Ann
Kti,
I
'50
ROADS
TO
TOWY
i...
a
,
irv
ana
S:3$)
COMING
FRtOAY
C.n.otl..l
If.
.
AUCTION
SALE
Of
Household
Furnitore
At
the
Auction
Rooms,
tor.
I
Third
Avenue
and
First
Stmt,tl
mencint
on
Saturdij,
Stp(Stl
11th
at
2:39
p.m.
Consisting
of
Oak
Dii
Eal
Suite.
Simmons
Stee;
Bed
til
Slumber
King
Spring
Sjsm
Dee,p
Sleep
Spring
Riled
lasa
4
Lino
Rugs,
1
Breakfi
Ti&tf
6
Chairs,
I
Kitchen
Racgt
JB
ers.
Couch,
Chairs,
Srttet
Pits
Typewriter.
Spic
Span,
1
ir?
fir-
pet,
Kitchen
Uten.;is.
etc
Must
Be
Sold
Tw
If
oil
want
to
put
EDods
L
hi
they
Vnust
be
in
Au
"'
'."n
Rn
fore
5
pm
Friday
Geo.
J.
times
AUCTIONEER
Thonc:
Whc
471
p
o.
box
a
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
CATS
UP-Per
bottle
Llbby's
Large
PEANUT
BUTTER
l's
17c
Empress
Extra
Quality
FRUIT
SALTS
Bottle
Enos
Large
SODA
15c
79c
I.B.C.
Family
Package
FRY'S
COCOA-j's.
tin
A
Quality
Product
PALMOLIVE
SOAP
4
bars
Coronation
Package
LAUNDRY
SOAP
4
bars
Elephant
Brand
21c
22c
25c
17c
CUCUMBERS
2
for
Urge
arlFr"
15c
VEOETABLE
MARROW'S
Jg
Lb,
Local
-
SAVOY
CABBAOE
Jgf
&acn
Large
Hud
COB
CORN
Large
and
Tender
35c
29c
nine
and
Firm
OINOER
SNAPS-
j7C
Per
lb.
Chrlstle's-FcSWprn
CITRON
Per
lb.
Local
Frc-h
Tirn
Ttt,nn..
fn.
v
rvn,.nl.nrr
hi
8c
Boat
and
Mall
Orders
Receive
Prompt
and
Careful
Attend1
HALIBUT
Tk
e
c
t-i
A
and
D
s
uuiv.c
ui
kjuilBllinc
v
naiiiiM
-
ii
1
"
-
Boiled
Halibut
with
egg
sauce
is
digestW
palatable,
satisfying.
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.