I
PADS
TOUR
'
Word
received
from
Vancouver
is
to
the
effect
that
Mrs.
Hoi
Darnes.
who
was
taken
south
recently
to
recMve
trealment
for
a
fractured
hip,
is
making
slow
but
satisfactory
progress.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SUplmlkbn
and
EaaJswaoar.
ttwa
aaaol
Rrsvao
CMtli.
PnUU
ml
Atmtyl
elding.
tarda
Ha
ta
SawaaOl
m4
Mtafog
MaeMaMa-y.
AO
TypM
a
Cu
EngliMa
Kar-alrta
and
OrorkanlotL
$5
Down
Secures
Fur
Coat
very
latest
YOUK
CREDIT
IS
GOOD
G0LDBL00M
THE
OLD
RELIABLE
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
Zarell".
Proprietor
"A
UOSIE
AWAY
FKOSI
HOME"
Kate
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
1J
THE
SEAL
ot
QUALITY
tip!
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
FfnK
"Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
SECOND
AVE.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Almost
All
Week's
Halibut
Business
in
Single
Day
Seining
Areas
Reopened
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Wedding
Bells
for
Dr.
Pugsley
pert
up
to
12,568.350
pounds
almost
For
American
fishvthe
high,
price
of
the
week
was
11.2c
and
7c
which
the
Sentinel
was
paid
for
23,000
pounds
and
the
low
8.1c
and
6c
received
by
the
Eldorado
for
39,000
pounds.
"
After
a
week's
closure
In
order
to
permit
an
escapement
of
fish
to
the
spawning
streams
which
had
been
pretty
well
dried
up,
Queen
Charlotte
Island
waters
will
be
reopened
for
cHum
saimon
fishing
on
Sunday
evening.
During
the
week
of
closure
there
have
'been
good
rainfalls
which
raised
the
water
In
the
creeks
and,
with
a
better
run
of
fish,
resulted
in
a
substantial
escapement.
The
reopening
on
the
Islands
does
not
Include
Selwyr,
and
Skldgate
Inlets
which
remain
closed.
Chum
seln-
ng
on
the
mainland
is
continuing
In
Rivers
and
Smith's
Inlets
but
the
run
there
ls
rpnnrH
n,t
Four
canneries
are
still
In
operation
in
Prince
Rupert
district
to
put
up
fall
varieties-Inverness
on
me
biceena,
Namu
and
HiiM,i.
down
the
coast
and
Lagoon
Bay
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
fir.
Pufsley
to
Wed
Dr.
L.
I.
Pugsley
of
the
scientific
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Flsher-
One
big
day's
business
on
Monday
when
twenty-three
vessels
landed
an
aggregate
of
677,000
pounds
to
set
a
new
record
for
a
single
day's
halibut
landings
at
tht
port
resulted
in
a
total
of
766,000
pounds
of
halibut
being
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the.
past
week.
The
rush
of
boats
in
the
single
day
consisted
largely
of
big
American
schconers
coining
to
Prince
Rupert
so
they
would
be
able
to
get
onto
and"
Montreal.
While
away
lu
cleared
again
for
the
banks
0n
their
j
wlI1
be
married
at
KeaQJ(
Ontario
final
voyages
of
the
season
prior
.m
hrth,
i?
m
n-
p
Rii
r.
the
closing
date
for
clearances
(to
i
Quarrie
daughter
of
Rev.
and
Mrs
..rumay.
uuniig
me
wee
w
j.
MacQuarrle
of
Keady.
Tht
came
announcement
that
fishing
c
u
wU1
return
Prlnce
R
rt
the
banks
of
Area
No
3
jon
would,
ear,
la
Novem5er
to
make
theli
.Us
parmlsslole
until
October
19,
home,
It
being
the
bride's
IntenUor
giving
all
vessels
ample
opportunity
n
tato
twA
raT,0(.
f
mw(.Hm
1
t
fill
.ul
:
i
"h"
!""
1
w
iiu
u(j
uu
iiicu
iiiiai
voyages.
.The
expectation
Ls
that
few
more
!
of
the
large
American
boats
will
be
The
weather
Is
getting
colder
and
seen
at
Prince
Rupert
with
their
the
right
thing
to
wear
is
a
fur
final
catches.
Instead,
It
is
to
be
coat.
It
always
looks
smart
and
anticipated,
that
they
will
go
right
rich.
We
have
a
large
stock
of
the
:
throueh
to
the
hnmp
nort
nf
smim
with
their
fares.
Of
the
766,000
I
pounds
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
(during
the
week
671,000
pounds
was
i
from
American
vessels
while
Canadian
boats
contributed
but
95,000
j
pounds.
This
brings
the
season's
p
I
aggregate
landings
at
Prince
Ru
here.
Dr.
MacQuarrle
is
a
gredu-ate
of
Toronto
University
and
has
.been
an
Interne
at
St.
John's
Hospital,
Toronto;
Children's
Memorla.
Hospital,
Montreal
and
Victoria
Hospital,
London.
Dr.
Pngsley
L
a
graduate
of
Acadia
and
Toronto
THE
DAILY
NEWS
going
south.
Only
two
men
arc
now
left
there.
No
local
boats
being
in
with
catches
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
local
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
With
seven
carloads
of
frozen
fish
for
transshipment
East
over
qan-adlan
National
Railways,
motorshlp
Bellingham
arrived
in
port
at
11!
o'clock
yesterday
morning
from
Ketchikan
and,
after
discharging,
sailed
at
7
o'clock
last
evening
on
her
return
to.
Ketchikan.
C.F.P.R.
PKOGRAMS
SATl'KDAY
IM.
6:00
Hi-Hilarities.
6:15
Request
Program.
6:30
Dally
News
Broadcast.
6:45
Variety
Program.
7:00
Modern
Home
Hour.
7:15
Cecil
and
Sally.
7;30
Do
You
Believe
in
Ghosts?
7:45
Aristocrats.
SUNDAY
IM.
7:00
Musical
Program.
7:15
Dally
News
Broadcast.
7:30
Church
Service.
MONDAY
A-M.
11:00
Mary
Kitchen's
Time
Savers.
11:15
Message
Period.
11:30
Weather
Forecast.
Universities
and
received
his
Doctor
.
12:20
Stock
Report,
of
Philosophy
degree
from
McGill
12:30
Daily
News
Broadcast
University.
Before
coming
here
about
a
year
ago,
he
was
for
six
years
with
the
research
department
of
McGill
University.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide.
evenly
divided
between
Canadian
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
arrived
In
and
American
fish
the
former
'port
at
8
o'clock
last
evening
from!
nmftuntliKT
i
c
101
i:n
1
11
.
.
....
,
..
.
I
the
latter
to
6,237,000
pounds.
Well
over
two
and
a
half
milljon
more
.
pounas
or
halibut
had
been
landed
Jat
Prince
Rupert
this
season
than
last
when,
up
to
October
1,
a
total
J
of
9,991.600
pounds
had
been
;
brought
in.
There
has
been
a
riot-
able
gain
In
American
landings
this
year
over
last
when
but
4,679,500
J
puunas
naa
Deen
Drought
In
up
to
huj
ud.i.
mere
nas
also
been
a
large
Increase
In
Canadian
landings
which
last
year
at
the
corresponding
date
had
reached
a
tot
al
oi
5,312,100
pounds.
Despite
the
heavy
landings,
prices
held
up
weil
during
the
wee,k.
The
top
bid
of
ine
weeK
lor
Canadian
ffch
was
8.1c
and
6c
which
the
Signal
was
paid
for
27,000
pounds
and
the1
low
8c
and
6c
which
the
Dovre
B.
and
Takia
were
paid
for
catrhs
nf
ri
.
12:40
Monitor
Views
the
News.
12:45
Eb
and
Zeb.
Man
in
the
Moon
P.rpnt
Rritnln
sppms
to
lie
rfS
the
south
and
sailed
at
10
p.m.
on
to
,
.
r
fu
num
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way-
.
f
warehJpg
ghe
buiId3
a:d
points.
A
severe
storm
In
the
Gulf
the
airr,ian,.,
which
are
ready
of
Georgia
after
leaving
Vancouver
ifor
use.
Preparedness
is
a
great
Wednesday
night
made
it
necessary
for
the
vessel
to
heave
to
for
four
hours,
thus
causing
her
delay
in
arriving
here.
J.
R.
Morgan
Logging
Co's
tug
J.
R.
Morgan
was
in
port
yesterday
morning
for
fuel.
The
vessel
came
in
from
Captain's
Cove
where
she
left
a
Dacls
raft
of
logs
which
she
was
towing
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
the
coast.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
S.
K,
Gray,
arrived
in
port
at
6
;q'clock
Jills
morning
from
Van-
whence.
she
will
return
here
next
TT
I
1
.
.
...
000
and
4Snon
m,mH.
.,,....1
"""
aitcrnoon
souinoouna
"
J.
'
rr:.0ttuujr-
The
Vessel.
had
sengers.
les
ExDerlmentnl
station
u.-in
loouo'ue.
u
.
a
light
list
of
pas-
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
John
Boden,
arrived
In
port
at
7
o'clock
last
evening
from
the
south
and.
laid
overuntil
4
o'clock
this
morning
when
she
sailed
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
W.
H.
Stewart,
general
manager
of
Edward
Llpsett
Ltd.,
was
a
visitor
for
a
couple
of
days
to
the
company's
business
on
the
local
waterfront.
He
sailed
last
night
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Halibut
landings
at
beattle
from
Area
No.
3
for
the
month
of
September
totalled
2.090,000
pounds
with
47,000
pounds
of
halibut
brought
In
by
sable
and
cod
fishing
boats.
Halibut
prices
at
Seattle
this
September
averaged
10.85c
per
pound,
an
Increase
of
loic
per
pound
over
the
average
for
the
same
month
last
year.
'
Yesterday
several
small
halibut'
batches
were
landed
at
Seattle
by
cod
boats.
The
price
was
11c
per1
pouna.
The
B.C;
Packers
has
closed
down
for
the
winter
the
reduction
plant
at
Port.
Edward
which
it
operated
ior
tne
first
season
this
year.
Mem-
"v.o
ui
uic
cicw
ui
me
piant
were
early
next
week
for
a
trip
to
Tor-
here
aboard
the
Cardena
last
nirrht
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
HERB
AT?5
tSOME
PreeSEMTSl
j
'
THANKS
A
FCfc
HELP-
iMILLlOW.tcWMO
Aia-Me
-
i
4
344
thing
in
this
world.
At
Victoria
Thursday
thous-
ands
of
people
turned
out
in
a
drenching
rain
to
welcome
President
Roosevelt.
'
Franklin
must
have
thought
he
was
at
Ocein
Falls.
I
am
greatly
relieved.
Tl.e
Pope
referred
to
(Jermany,
Russia,
Mexico
and,
Spain
when
bfl
condemned
paganism.
Prinee
Kit-'
pert
is
not
even
mentioned
in
U
c
despatches.
Possibly
we
mi
out.
gM
o
u
,irnention
the
matter
to
him
aoi
Skagway.
and
other
northern
points
I
hat
might
get
a
rittle
of
the
free
advertising
belnir
handod,
Snow
has
been
falling
on
ths
prairies
and
flowers
have
been
blooming
(in
Prince
Iluperl.
And
thi'n
we
sometimes
hear
our
own
people
kicking
at
the
weather.
Men
past
fifty
run
the
wnrH.
according
to
Henry
Ford.
Hut
there's
a
lot
Henry
has
yet
to
learn
about
lhe
influence
of
wo-i
men.
I
"I'm
smoking
a
terrible
lot
of!
ciVars
lately"
remarked
John
to'
his
ynunjr
wife.
;
"You
cerlainly
arc
and
if
you
can't
smoke
better
ones
you
had
better
take
to
cigarettes"
sh
re
plied.
-v-
The
where.
road
hog
is
a
even
at
table.
hog
every-
MANY
ARE
IN
FIELD
.Nominations
Officially
Closed
for
Ontario
General
Election
Next
Week
TORONTO,
Oct.
2:
CP)
An
official
check-up
shows
a
total
of
266
candidates
hi
the
lleld
for
ninety
seats
in
the
Ontario
general
provincial
election
on
October
6.
The
nominations
by
parties
are
as
Conservatives
89
Liberals
83
C.C.F.
37
Socialist
Labor
n
Others
43
The
only
seat
In
which
the
Con-
iservatives
did
not
nominate
of
ficially
was
Wellington
South
where
Col.
George
A.
Drew
Ls
running
as
an
Independent
Conservative.
Socialist
Labor
is
a
new
party
in
Ontario
politics.
TIMBER
SALE
X32064
omi
tenders
mil
be
.
received
by
uto
Miiuawr
cu
uau
at
victoria,
B.C.
not
later
inan
noon
on
th
twtntv.
iirat
uiy
oi
ucioMr.
ij7.
xor.
toe
pur
uirasr
m
uicnnce
Aiwo,
to
cut
228
OCO
lineal
feet
of
cedar
fxiles
and
piling
on
lets
4980
and
4981
jt
tfs
d
of
Kal-
um
lAkt.
Rang
5
Coast
Land
Dlrtrlrt.
mi
years
wui
oe
allowed
for
removal
of
Umber.
.
Further
particular,
at
tbe
Chief
Fo
-estir.
Victoria.
B.
,C..
or
District
Forester
Prtoc
Rupert,
B.C.
Synopsis
of
Land
Act
;
nk-iMmoxi
f
ACA1TT,
inrtMtTtl.
rnartrH
Crvrn
Uadi
sir
b
pri-ra(4
bf
Brttua
ibje
,trr
il
ytr
t
m.
u
kr
1".'.?
!"lt
tottnttoa
to
ktcomt
BrliUh
tubjecti,
eondillocil
upon
rtU
dtnet.
Mcupttioa
ud
1mprTtmBt.
Fun
tBlormttloa
eoaetrslBi
Fr-tm-tlon
la
tlrta
la
Bulletin
No.
"1,
Und
6rln,
"Bo
t
Pro.tnpt
Land."
copt
of
which
ta
bo
bbtalscd
rroo
of
chario
bf
addrtulor
tho
Dtptrtmtnt
of
Undi.
Vle-toru.
B.C.".
Burton
of
Provinclol
lalsrmo.
Uoa.
VUtorlo.
or
on
Oororomtat
ient.
Rmrdt
will
bo
grtatod
coriB(
onlj
Uod
nUtblo
for
ocrleullurtl
pursooot
withta
KOMDkblo
diutneo
of
rood,
wbool
ond
norkrtlnc
fiellltleo
oad
which
u
aot
tlmtxrUad.
I
t
.
corrrb(
tor
I
M9
boord
Itrt
pr
ocro
r4t
of
tho
Coott
Roafo
tad
I
Mo
frit
prr
tcro
wott
of
thtt
Rtno.
AppUctttoao
for
pro-roiptloao
rt
to
b
oddnsud
ot
tho
toad
CsnmUi'.oaor
of
Uio
Lkad
Rocordtiif
Dlruion
m
which
tho
Und
opplltd.
for
u
titnotrd.
on
printed
orrao
obuided
from
tho
Commlotloarr."
Pro-tmptloBt
nuai
b
occnpWd
for
flro
rrort
oad
Iroprotemtott
ntdo
to
roluo
of
Its
prr
ocro,
lacladtaf
clcorrfif
ond
mltl-rotiBf
at
Irort
firo
ocrro.
boforo
o.Crowa
Orint
con
bo
rrrcltcd.
Prt-rmptioBi
etrrjlac
part
tlmt
roruaV
tlooo
of
oretipatloa
oro
olto
rrtnttd.
riKCItiSK
OB
LZASI
Applications
aro
rtcolTod
for
pwrchato
of
vacant
and
anrtarrttd
Crown
laada.
not
.
bclni
tlmbrrland.
for
atTlrultura
purpotn.
Utnlmvat
prlco
of
fim-tlaaa
larablei
land
U
tS
por
aero,
and
ond-clata
ipniiii
land.
II
M
por
aero.
Punhrr
loformttlon
la
lcn
la
Bulletin
No.
It.
Und
Strlca,
-Torchaao
and
Uaar
of
Crown
tandi."
Aa
o
partial
rotWf
awaouro,
mortod
tandi
mar
bo
acajtrtd
br
purehaot
la
Ua
equal
inttalmrnU.
with
tho
flrtt
pormrat
impended
lor
two
rtara.
prerlded
taieo
are
paid
whea
due
and
Improvement!
aro
made
durlnt
tbo
flrrt
two
jean
of
not
lett
than
11
of
tho
appratted
ralno.
Mill,
factor;
or
ndsttrlal
met
m
,ttmber
land,
not
tieeedtnf
49
acreo
mar
bo
purchased
or
leaaed.
tho
oondKlunt
Xeludinf
parment
of
rtamporo.
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areoa.
aot
otcoodlat
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acret.
mtj
bo
leued
aa
nomealtet,
oaadl-tlonal
upon
a
dwelling
betnf
erected
In
the
tint
rtar.
UUo
belnf
obtained
after
residence
and
Improvement
condition!
aro
fulfilled
and
land
hoo
been
mrvered.
Por
(ratine
and
Industrial
purpooeo
areas
not
eieoedint
atreo
maf
bo
leased
by
ono
person
or
a
company.
Under
tho
Orasln(
Aot
tho
Prorlaoo
hi
divided
Into
iraarnf
dtatrtct
aad
tho
rant
administered
andor
trasrac
rocula-tlona
amended
from
tlmo
to
time
U
ateet
varywe
eonditlona.
Aaaaal
iraalnf
per
mita
aro
limed
baaed
oa
cortata
monthly
rates
per
head
of
stock.
Priority
la
iraarnf
prlvlleies
ftvra
bo
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Meek
owners.
Stock-ownero
mey
form
aaooela-tlons
for
rsnto
manacement.
Proa
or
partially
free
BtratlU
avallabm
for
tettlera,
tampcra
aad
UavtUora,
ap
to
baa
hood,
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FURNITURE
20
PAIRS
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and
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per
pair
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Presbyterian
Tea
And
Sale
Success
Affair
Held
Yesterday
Afternoon
at
Home
of
Mrs.
Brocklesby
A
very
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
by
the
ladles
of
the
Presbyterian
choir
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
II.
N.
Brocklesby
I
Friday
afternoon.
The
guests
were1
received
by
Mrs.
H.
N.
Brocklesby;
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
choir
director.
Mrs.
James
Simpson
was
general
convenor.
Presiding
at
the
tea
table1
were
Mrs.
Samuel
Massey
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Frew
and
the
sevlteurs
were
Mrs.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill,
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb,
Mrs.
William
McLeod,
Mrs.
B.
Dalgarno,
Miss
Mollle
Owens
and
Miss
Helen
Lakle.
Mrs.
J.
L.
Lee
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
were
in
charge
of
home
cooking
and
Mrs.
J,
Bremner
acted
as
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and
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Wool
Blankets
10
pairs
only.
100
per
cent
pure
wool,
light
grey
with
blue
and
gold
border
at,
pair
....
Used
Diningroom
Suife
8-pc.
solid
light
oak
Dining
Room
Suite.
China
cabinet,
extension
table
and
6
chairs
at
Allowance
for
Your
Old
Furniture
in
Trade
Phone
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Guns,
Musical
Instruments,
Tools,
Baggage,
Etc.,
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HUILDING.
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