PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
N2W
1
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d
i
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BUTTER.
First
grade.
Qff0
3
lbs.
OOls
HIESII
KILLED
OGJn
B01LIXG
l()WL-Lb3
FRYING
CHICKENS
gg
SHOULDER
LAMB
4
Qn
TRIMMED
Lb.
API
LEG
LAMB
Lb
"fls
BREAST
LAMB
?7(J
"fL
sloo
"B"
Grade,
Large
PEANUT
BUTTER
)ffn
2
lbs.
BAKEASY
15C
SAUSAGE
MEAT
OCTo
2
jbs.
NEW
SEASON'S
MINCEMEAT
FOR
PIES
OCo
2
lbs
FRESH
FISH
Soles
Flounders
Smelts
Shrimps
Crabs
Always
on
Hand
Put
your
home
in
tune
with
the
times.
Start
vith
the
floors
,
.
.
for
in
any
room
it
ia
the
FLOOR
vhich
strikes
the
keynote
for
your
colour
scheme.
The
bright
new
Congolcum
Gold
Seal
Rug
pat
terns
for
fall
will
suggest
many
attractive
decorative
treatments
.
.
.
and
their
modest
cost
will
leave
you
extra
dol
St.
Peter's
Tea
And
Sale
Was
IGood
Success
lars
for
other
articles
of
house-
furnishings.
Congolcum
Gold
Seal
Rugs
arc
labour-saving
a
damp
mop
keeps
them
spotless.
JSo
tiresome
heating
and
sweeping
.
.
.
no
scrubbing
and
they
lie
flat
without
fastening
of
any
kind.
'isit
your
favourite
department
or
house-furnishings
store
and
examine
these
rugs.
But
beware
of
imitations!
Look
for
the
Gold
Seal,
It
is
your
only
assurance
of
emiiie
Congolcum
.
it
is
your
only
guarantee
of
complete
satisfaction.
A
very
successful
tea
and
s
le
,)!"
home
cooking
wa
hold
yi'-;erday
afternoon
by
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Peter's
Anjlicai'
hurth
in
tie
Parish
Hall
at
Seal
ove.
,
Weather
was
auspicious
.nd
mai
y
ladies
called
during
he
afternoon.
The
ball
was
pret-
;lly
decorated
with
autumn
lowers
end
folia.
The
guests
wflkft-
received
by
Mrs.
n.
A.
Kelsfiy,'
president
of
he
Auxiliary
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Hirfchall,
wife
of
the'rertor.
Mr.
1.
G.
Vierick
was
general
convenor.
Mrs.
A.
J.
Croxford
was
i
h'rgt'
of
the
tea
room
and
Mrs.
W.
V.
Tflttersall
and
Mrs.
Tancock
poured.
Serviteurs
were
Airs.
S.
L.
Peaclny
anri
Mrs.
W.
luubsall.
Mrs.
A.
P'rebourg
act-vl
as
cashier.
Mrs.
A.
Itarb
wb
In
charkt
f
the
apron
stall.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorehouse
and
Mrs.
David
Scolt
'inducted
the
sale
of
ice
crci-in
hilc
Mrs.
W.
0.
Vitfar
and
Mrs
".
Sieverr
looked
after
the
home
.ooking
table.
.
MARK
MOST
FATAL
NEW
YORK,
Sept,
26:
(CP-'iseases
of
the
circulatory
sys
m,
cancer
and
pneumonia,
in
er
'nidintr
causes
i,,.fi,
io$
accorl'nj"
m
.
tifilvs's
bv
the
department
f
hraHi.
MacKenzie
s
Furniture
Carries
a
Complete
Stock
of
Congoleum
Their
store
is
a
splendid
place
tr.
buy
your
requirement.
Call
at
their
store
or
order
by
mail.
PHONE
77"i
KEEPING
FORESTS
Fire
Uanjjcr's
Idea
Brought
Valu-able
Objective
and
More
Social
Life
for
Children
11URNS
LAKE.
Sent.
24:
Iso
lation
of
children
in
British
Columbia's
interior
drew
from
the
mind
of
a
logger
an
idea
that
has
given
the
province
a
volunteer
conservation
corps
headed
by
i
Lord
Tweedsmuir.
Eight
years
ago
smiling
William
C.
Saunders,
district
fire
i
ranger
at
Palling,
12
miles
west
of
here,
was
worried
by
two
things,
the
prevalence
of
forest
fires
and
the
small
size
of
IK-schools,
averaging
about
10
pupils
each
and
situated
so
far
apart
the.
children
had
no
opportunity
of
meeting
each
other.
Hoping
to
provide
the
child-:on
with
healthful
outdoor
recreation
and
to
implant
in
their
minds
a
zea
thai
would
save
the
province's
great
timber
stands
f
rom
destruction,
Saunders
founded
the
Younj?
Ranger
Bands
with
his
own
children,
Clarence
'nd
Peggy,
the
original
membcrsi
Now
a
Young
Ranger
Band
ex-'
'h
in
almost
every
school
of
the
-tenor.
Croups
are
formed
of
?ive
bands
each
which
meet
annually'
for
athletic
and
woodcraft
ompetit'ons.
First
group
was
formed
in
(he
"'its
Lak
area
andv
for
six
vears
thereafter
the
district
had
IN
&n.rfR5k
-
"
-
-
w
biwxt.
rr
eeemeeeeeeeeemM
IIIll
IrflllJ
HI
m"aAm
I'll'l'ni'lill
The
pattern
illustrated
atoi-e
U
"BAKU,
Congnteiim
Cold
Seal
Rug
A'o.
4
13.
tXote
also
the
Congnlrum
Gold
Seal
Hall
Runner.
It
it
160.
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rugt
range
front
the
smalt
iy$
x
SJt.
malt
to
the
large
9
IS
ft.
rugt
and
are
turprltingly
tnexpentlte.
A
6
x
Jt
rug,
for
example,
coil
only
$(j.15
Congoleum
It
alto
available
In
yard
goolt
uhere
complete
floort
hau
to
'be
covered.
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMITED
MONT
REAL
FOR
YOUR
CONftOLKUM
RUGS
SHE
Gordons
Hardware
yc
r
nry
i
large
ntock
of
all
sizes
in
the
newest
and
most
popular
patterns.
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
P.
Beamont,
city;
Guy
Farrcw,
Telkwa
Prince
Rupert
L.
F.h
Barr,-Juneau,"n
G.
F.
Tough,
Inverness'?
X
F.O'Kecfe,
Stewart;
......
W.
...
A.
...
'
Oswald.
-.
K.
H.
F
couv
George.
Central
Sam
King.
Vancouver;
Han
Hamre,
Francois
Lake;
Melvin
Hanberg,
Ooona
River;
A.
F.
McMillan,
Vancouver;
J.-
Smaha
and
P.
J.
Bolls,
CN'.R.
no
forest
fires.
This
year
a
miner
fire,
was
detected
by
the
Burns
Lake
band.
One
of
the
band's
girl
members
borrowed
an
automobile
and
rushed
to
Burns
Lake
to
inform
Fire
Hanger
Waltei
Wilson.
Two
other
girls
obtained
saddle
horse-j
and
two
more
pack
horses
which
they
moved
to
the
highway
point
closest
to
the
fire
When
Wilson
reached
the
scene
with
his
.pumping
apparatus
he
was
able
to
move
it
immediately
into
the
woods
where
he
found
every
other
member
of
the
Young
Ranger
Band
already
fighting
the
blaze.
The
damage
was
negligible.
Organization
Grows
,
Since
the
early
days
when
the
Saunders
children
were
the
band's
only
members
the
organization
has
grown
throughout
most
of
the
province.
The
governor-gii
eral
became
honorary
chief
mi
ger
this
summer,
heading
200
members
in
North
America
and
the
United
Kingdom.
Among
the
patrons
is
Hon.
Wells
Gray,
British
Columbia
minister
of
lands.
This
summer
the
Burns
Ike
Band
acquired
the
Wells
Gray
Young
Ranger
Inland
in
the
lake
that
gives
the
town
its
name.
On
the
island
is
a-cabin
built
bv
Credit
for
the
island
re.nrl
Trt
a
bowl
of
Kellogg'i
Bran
Hakes
for
breakfast
and
oce
what
a
difference
it
makes
in
your
day
!
The
energy-food
you
need
in
a
form
you'll
enjoy.
Grand
flavor..
Oven-fresh
criipneis.
Energy
and
nourishment.
Enough
bran
to
help
you
keep
regular.
j
Kcllogg's
Bran
Flakes
are
ready
to.
erve
with
milk
or
cream.
At
all
grocers.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ont.
BRAN
FLAKES
In
th
Ooldtit
vllw
Paiti
Keach
Hit
inwit
peiiplt
in
clt)
and
distrtci
with
an
advertisement
n
the
Dally
New.i
GREAT
TALE
IS
FILMED
Sir
Rider
Haggard's
"King
Solo-mon's
Mines"
Seen
on
Screen
Here
This
Week-end
i
.
I
It
ak.I'.
it
t-nn
,
(iill'an.
.
jducr
IlaBB"
S
'ell
and
0.
J.
Whcatley,
nn-
.
(
..Kinjf
Solomon's
ouver;
Ken
Matheson.
Prince
jjines
come3
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
as
the
week-end
feature
attraction.
It
is
a
Rritish
niciurp
and
has
an
out
standing
cast
including
such
fa
vorites
as
Sir
ceunc
uardwicke,
Roland
Young",
Anna
Lee,
John
Loder
ah(J''Pa'ul"Uobe"son.
"King
Solomon's
Mines"
tell
the
storv
of
a
irroun
of
English
adventurers,
led
by
a
giant
Zulu
guide,
who
penetrato
a
mysterious
country
ruled
by
an
evil
one-eyed
Zulu
tyrant
in
search
oi
the
famous
mines.
The
iruidc
re
veals
himself
to
be
a
claimant
to
the
throne
unsurped
by
the
ty
rant.
The
white
men-
take
his
side
and
participate
in
a
fierce
battle
that
ensues.
Many
peril1
and
adventures
await
the
gallan'
crew.
The
pace
is
fast,
the
act
ing
is
superb
and
the
Africar
scenes
are
magnificent.
The
picture
stays
close
to
the
lines
of
the
original
storv.
da
parting
from
it
only
to
add
to
Ihe
love
interest.
The
native
scenes
were
actually
filmed
in
the
heart
of
Zululand.
Rattle
scenes
with
thousands
of
natives
fighting
to
the
death,
perils
of
Jungle
and
desert
and
the
finding
of
the
fabulous
diamond
amines
of
Ophir
are
among
the
thrills
of
the
picture.
KITSEGUKLA
A
flower
sale
and
social
wis
held
in
the
United
Church
on
Saturday
night.
Rev.
Bishoj
Black
opened
the
meeting
and
Tal,...,
IH.
II.
a-A
...
II..
J"?"""
imicj-
itieu
hs
uucuon
i
r
ii
'i
j
members
of
the
band
with
money
eer.
A
goodlv
dlsplav
of
ar'.f.
they
raised.
"thPmselves.
It
'Vasi!i
n
j.
i
'
.u.
.
I
i
inn!
iiuniis
mesne
ii
me
locn
declared
open
in
August
.
by
Lordjladies
were
quickly
disposed
ol
Tu-porlsmiii..'
iweeusmuir
ilni-in..
dunnir
o
..
.
.
..
...
.
.
.
.
.
a
ceremonv
in
which
he
was
initiated
into
the
band.
to
the
highest
bidders.
After
wards,
coffee,
cakes
and
pic-were
served
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
These
"i-?e
were
were
enjoyed
enjoyeu
by
oy
all.
an.
Thosf
inosi
i,i
idea
,
is
...
uY
i,
...7.
given
Fire
Ranver
Wilsnn
.
..
.
i
,
.
"
.!.
oer
were
iaier
soia
uy
auc
Northern
Railway
constrnctlfin
whfn
the
dittrict
was
swept
'iv
fu-".
HOW
do
you
KEP
SO
FRESH-AND
ACTIVE?
I
fAT
TO
VttL
fT
I
I
Kev.
Dr.
S.
S.
Osteihout
!
Vancouver,
the
superintendent
ol
mlsslonj
for
the
B.
C.
Confer
i'ce
(
r
th
Unitd
Church
o,
Canada,
paid
an
official
visit
U
Kitzegukla.
Dr.
Osterhout
con
lerred
on
bus
ness.
malterj
wi-
k:
PMlor,
ttev.
Bishop
BI.tI
-
I
I
-
CUuixW
Bourtl.
He
ni:
pressed
himself
as
pleased
w'lj.
'vtiM
bsiiig
done
in
Kllzegrk
la.
it?
wajjtbe
guest
of
Ihe
Kcv
B.
Black-
for
the
day.
He
left
ot
Saturdiy
evening's
train
for
Port
'
"liugtotl.
l:v.
D.
W.
More
of
Hazel
toi,
v-'m
in
K;tzegukla
on
Saturday
conferring
with
Dr.
Ostcrhr.ul
on
bue'nes?
connected
with
the
work
of
Ihe
United
Church
it.
Ihe
district.
SAVOY
VOTE!,
I'.
T.
Patteiion.
Surf
Point,
'ohn
Bekvik
and
A.
C.
Christian-yon,
city;
U.
V,.
Cunningham,
P,t
Ing'
on;
Jlr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Giav
and
Miss
E.
C.
Umy,
Aiyunsh.
Mr.
a-d
Mrs.
C.
Johansen,
Dun-dan
Island;
Frank
Brunatorc
Vancouer;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Mc-Donald,
Toronto.
REPORT
IS
EFFECTIVE
rreildent
W.
II.
McAfee
of
tie
Ro
tary
Club
Tells
of
Visit
to
Hood
'.
Hlver
Assembly
The
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
yesterday
listened
for
about
three
quarters
ot
an.
hour
to
a
racy
report
of
the
recent
visit
of
Weldon
R.
McAfee
to
the
district
assembly
of
presidents
and
secretaries
of
the
Rotary
Clubs
in
District
Number
1.
He
described
the
getaway
from
Prince'
Runcri.
the
'alfrilahe
IHn
t'A
geatlle
iintf-Portland,
the
reception1
at
Hood
River,
gave
a
resume
of
the
proceedings
at
the
convention,
told
how
Prince
Rupert
got
Into
the
limelight,
mentioned
the
discussion
over
where
the
next
dis
trict
convention
should
be
beld
with
final
vote
of
more
than
two
to
one
for
the
north,
the
convention
being
divided
between
Prince
Rupert,
9
i
f-v-uiDtr
?i
,t
r
in
rhJLi
ran
i
hi
n
1
1
mi
i
i
i
ii
:
I
M
fsn
FSI
J
I
Made
Ry
John
H.
Stetson
Company
(Canada)
Ltd.
Brock
hats
for
fall
arc
outstanding
m
style
and
cratLsuianship
and
we
haw
ms
received
a
wide
assortment
of
shades
n
Tan,
Grey,
Blue
and
Green.
Vc
extend
to
all
a
cordial
invitation
to
inspect
our
fall
shov
ing
of
Brock
hat-
,
i!!
S
PRICE
$5.00
";
I
Watts
&
Nick'cson
I'lvonti
315
iJG
Third
Ave.
HALIBUT
The
source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Boiled
Halibut
with
egg
sauce
is
digestible
palatable,
satisfying.
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
i
i
I
If
nftillAvt
n
T
1
..
...nn..l..n
told
of
the
debate
0n
the
proposed
The
report
was
one
o
,
division
of
iho
riittrirt
onH
nf
lit
iniprfistlnc
and
elfecuve
-
'
-
-
-
hbw
IV
-
W
-
tm
being
shelved
until
come
future
I
at
a
club
meeting