PAGE
FOUR
PHONES
1
and
81
SWEET
MIXED
BISCUITS
Per
lb.
FRY'S
COCOA
Pure,
Vz-lb.
tin
18c
29c
21c
LIBBY'S
PINEAPPLE
OOp
Ol
JUICE
2
tins
,
HEINZ
SOUPS
Assorted
kinds.
3
tins
29c
BABINE
ROAD
IS
IMPROVED
Now
In
Best
Shape
Yet
Following
Work
This
Year
BURNS
LAKE,
Sept.
28:
Work
on
the
Bablne
Road
from
Burns
Lake
this
season
has
put
this
road
In
the
best
shape
since
the
first
sleigh
road
was
roughly
put
through
over
the
route
of
least
resistance.
With
15
percent
grades
and
through
a
boulder
strewn
area
for
miles,
the
old
road
was
Ijard
for
the-modern
cars
but,
with
the
reduced
grades
and
curvature
and
the
occasional
re-location
of
the
bad
spots,
an
easy
grade
Is
offered
to
Honeymoon
Harbor
at
Pendleton
Bay,
one
of
the
best
camp
sites
on
Babine
Lake,
being
protected
from
all
winds.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICES
WINNIPEG.
Sept.
23:
(CPi
Winnipeg
wheat
prices
were
down
P.
O.
COX
575
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
'Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
EUREKA
BLEACH
&
HOUSEHOLD
AMMONIA
Qo
Quarts.
2
bottles
EMPRESS
BAKiNO
POWDER
12-oz.
tin
LIBBY'S
BABY
FOODS
Six
kindt
to
cUoost?
from
"g
ft
o
JL1,l
Frr
tin
LIBBYS
TOMATOES
Choice
quality.
2's.
9Xn
2
tins
POLLY
PRIM
PEAS
17
oz.
2
tins
LIBBY'S
CATSUP
12-oz.
bottle
HANSLICK
For
hands.
Per
tin
GIANT
SUPER
SUDS
Per
pkg.
19c
17c
cleaning
25c
19c
Established
1910
Independently
Owned
and
Operated
QUALITY
SERVICE
PRICE
FREE
DELIVERY
ON
$1.00
ORDERS
Two
Telephones
For
Youi
Convenience
Boat
and
Mail
Orders
Receive
Prompt
and
Careful
Attention
Smithers
Golf
Record
Broken
K.
G.
Houghton
Goes
Round
Nine
Holes
in
Thirty
Strokes
SMITHERS,
Seui.
28.
The
rec
ords
of
the
Smithers
Golf
Club
were
shattered
here
on
Sunday
when
K.
G,
Houghton,
playing
in
company
with
Qlof
Hanson,
went
around
the
nine
holes
In
30
to
break
the
prev
ious
low
of
34
made
some
time
ago.
Mr.
Houghton
is
one
of
the
oris-
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Albert
B.
Barker,
veteran
pursr
tf
the
British
Columbia
Coast
Steamship
Service,
here
yesterdiy
afternoon
aboard
the
Princess
Louise,
was
completing
his
final
voyage
after
thirty-five
years
of
service
on
the
coast.
At
the
conclusion
of
this
trip,
he
goes
on
vacation
after
which
he
will
retire
on
superannuation;
Mr.
Barker
has
served
on
practically
all
vessels
of
the
company's
fleet
and
on
every
run
during
his
long
career.
He
ran
Into
Prince
Rupert
as
early
as
1905
as
assistant
purser
on
the
Princess
Beatrice.
For
the
past
several
years
he
has
been
senior
purser
on
the
Alaska
ships.
His
successor
on
the
Princess
Louise
will
be
Ernest
D.
Cornelius
another
veteran
of
the
service.
With
a
good-sized
list
of
passengers,
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
George,
Capt.
Edward
Mabbs,
arrived
in
port
at
1:30
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
sails
at
4
o'clock'
this
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
she-
is
due
back
here
tomorrow
evening
southbound.
:
There
were
146
passengers
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Louise
which
was
in
port
vesterdav
afternoon
southbound
from
Skagway
to'Van-jcouver
Fifteen
persons
disembarked
from
the
vessel
here
and
three
went
south
aboard
her.
Pilot
Joe
Crosson
of
Fairbanks
veteran
Alaska
commercial
pilot
arrived
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
north,
having
as
a
passenger
on
his.
plane.
J.
J.
Cushman
of
Seattle,
They
hopped
off
this
mnmfnrv
In
nn.i
t
II
L
1
inal
members
of
the
club
and
has
',!,
v.
nv,t
now
eclipsed
his
own
and
every
other
best
score
for
the
course.
The
very
fine
fall
weather
which
is
really
Indian
summer
has
provided
the
patrons
with
an
excellent
opportunity
to
to
carry
carry
on
on
their
their
sport
very
much
the
case.
MORE
LICHT
in
the
Kitchen
MORE
LIGHT
in
the
Living
Room
Power
Company
Limited
.
MORE
LIGHT
in
the
Bedroom
'lcHEAlyiLl
h
Use
it
to
beautifv
your
HOME!
You'll
be
surprised
how
much
Brighter
and
more
cheerful
you
can
make
your
home
with
a
few
new
lamps.
And
with
correct
lighting
so
cheap,
there's
no
need
to
take
chances
with
your
eyes.
The
new
lamps
give
plenty
of
glareless
light
-
the
kind
you
need
for
reading,
sewing,
studying
and
all
close
work'.
Northern
British
Columbia
We
have
a
complete
stock
of
smart,
new
deiigni
in
bridge,
floor
and.
table
lamps
of
all
kinds.
Low
prices
and
easy
terms.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
vrr-a
,"'""y.
j
September.
...
I
KELLOGG'S
ASTHMA!
RELIEF
Thouaanda
bar
found
Quick
and
Miy
relief
from
Aathma.
Hay
Farar
and
Bronchial
trouble
la
the
cm
of
KeUogg'i
Aathma
Relief.
You
can
relieve
you
offering
..
.enjoy
life
more
...
with
the
relief
thia
famou
herbal
preparation
afford.
KTlwr'.
1.1L-.
Rjlifhaa'
been
need
by
afferen
for
over
60
yean.
You
(imply
inhale
the
fumee.
,
Youriuartil
dr-ujitort
1
hat
O.
I
t1j00atin.tiUliiiatSc
Aleo
obtainable
in
ofaretta
lonn.
i
Nonhmi
a
lymaa
1
jo.umjOT
a
Toronto
4
Ontario
KITWANGA
i
MARRIAGE
Miss
Alice
Kryklywa
Becomes
Bride
Of
Frederick
Doll
KITWANGA.
SeDt.
28:
S.
Paul's
Anglican
Church,
Kitwanga,
was
the
scene
of
a
very
pretty
wedding
on
Sunday
when
Mis'?
Alice
ryklywa,
eldest
daughter
of
tr.
-
1
.
r
i
i.i
rrii
...
a
Ions
tulle
TEACHER
STRICKEN
veil
held
in
place
by
a
wreath
of
BURNS
LAKE,
Sept.
28.
Miss.oranSe
blossoms.
She
carried
a
Aileen
Hincks
of
Langford,
Vancou-liquet
of
pink
roses
and
white
ver
Island,
who
has
been
teaching
UladioU-
school
at
at
Colleymount.
Colleymount,
was
was
sud-
sud-
Ther
me
bridesmaids
Driaesmalds
were
were
Miss
Miss
Dor-
Dor-
Miss
Margaret
Ellis,
as
flnwr
girl,
was
prettily
frowned
In
w
blue
georgette
and
lace.
Walter
Bard
and
Jack
Bard
were
groomsmen.
SMITHERS.
Sept.
23.
K.
C.
of
Quesnel
will
arrive
In
on
Saturday
to
take
over
tht
j
management
of
the
Dominion
Tels-
f
graph
office,
the
position
recently.
maae
vacant
by
the
transfer
of
A.'
u.
uowle
to
Sechelt
to
the
office
of
the
Government
Telegraphs
at
that
place.
,
WAV.V.V.V.VM'.V.'.V.'.VV
Be
Sure
To
Visit
ALMER'S
Coffee
Shoppe
Corner
THIRD
and
SIXTH
The
Brightest
and
Most
up
to
the
Minute
Eating
Place
In
Prince
Rupert
Open
7
a.m.
to
2
a.rxu
?
Powder
Puff
Beauty
Shoppe
Permanents,
Marcels,
Finger-waves,
etc.
children's
Haircuts
a
Specialty.
Thone
Green
883
for
Appointment
Muriel
Eby
437
4th
E.
Kitkatla
Couple
j
Were
Married
!
At
seven
o'clock
last
evening
in
St
Andrew's
Cathsdral
Miss
Ltla
Mason
was
united
in
marriage
to
Christopher
Alexander
Nelson,
both
of
Kitkatla.
Very
Rev.
J.
B.
i
Gibson
officiated
at
the
ceremony.
The
bride,
who
was
elaborately
gowned
in
wedding
attire
was
at-
tended
by
several
bridesmaids.
Miss
i
Emily
Pahl
was
the
maid
of
honoi
j
and
Joseph
Innis
was
the
groomsman.
After
the
ceremony
which)
took
place
before
a
large
gathering
;
of
relatives
and
friends,
a
wedding
supper
was
served
downtown.
The
bride
and
groom
will
make
theli
home
at
Kitkatla.
!
TERRACE
,
'
An
instructive
and
enlightening
I
address
was
given
In
Knox
United
Church
on
Sunday
evening
by
Rev.
WilHnm
Trrlncr
trpvplllrnr
lAr-tnrnr
ior
me
u.u.r
.
movement,
ins
sub
ject
was
"The
Place
of
the
Church
I
In
the
New
Social
Order."
t
aiiu
nils,
nryiuwa
oi
rmwau-1
ga
Valley,
became
the
bride
0fPink
and
white
with
one
corner
ar-
rTaeriCK
Doll,
vnunepst
son
nf
"'-
"
"
wc
utiuc
Mrs.
Doll,
also
of
the
Kitwanga
Valley.
The
church
was
crowded
as
both
bride
and
bridegroom
are
well
known
and
very
popular.
Rev
B.
Shearman
officiated
and
at
the
organ
Miss
Marjorie
Shearman
played
the
Bridal
March
and
accompanied
the
hymns
"The
Voice
That
Breathed
O'er
Eden"
and
"O
Perfect
Love."
The
bride
was
charmingly
attired
in
an
ankle
length
rirpss
nf
white
silk
cerpe
and
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Knox
United
Music
Club,
a
very
nretty
shower
was
held
at
the
Manse
on.
Monday
even
in
nonor
oi
Mrs.
Archie
Hlpplsley,
formerly
Miss
Myra
Warren.
Members
of
the
club
had
decorated
the
room
In
shades
of
After
a
program
of
contests
and
games,
the
bride
was
encouraged
to
hunt
for
the
gifts
hidden
In
the
room
and
many
were
the
useful
articles
discovered.
The
evening
was
brought
to
a
close
by
the
serving
of
refreshments.
Mrs.
Jane
Green
Of
Port
Simpson
Dies
And
Buried
PORT
SIMPSON,
Sept.
27:
The
death
aeain
occurred
occurred
here
here
September
September
23
23
sportl50"001
later
than
is
ordinarily
denlv
stricken
with
appendicitis
!otnv
Shearman
and
Miss
Natalkalf
Mrs.
Jane
Green,
aged
66,
wife
1
and
rushed
to
Burns
Lake
Hospital
Kryklywa.
They
were
attired
In
Philip
J.
Green
of
this
place.
1
and
operating
room.
The
operation
paJ?
blue
sheer
"crepe
with
shoes
Sne
leaves
to
mourn
hec
loss,
in
1bC
to
lic
vesterdav.
closing
at
678c
was
successful
and
many
friends
ana
head
dress
to
match.
They
111
1
-
1
J
a
.
.
.
MI-TIOH
ChMtfAV
1
October
will
be
glad
to
hear
that
Miss
Hinks
is
making
rapid
recovery.
gladioli.
addition
to
the
widower,
four
sons
Phillip,
Walter,
Herbert
and
George:
one
daughter.
Mrs.
How
ard
Spencer,
and
a
niece,
Mrs.
E.
F.
Dudoward.
Burial
took
place
or)
Sunday
Rev.
T.
C.
Colwcll
officiating.
From
the
house
the
cortege
moved
to
Grace
w.uwv
Un'ted
uh
i.vu
Church
vwiuiuu
jor
for
n
a
hrW
unci
7i
,Tn,
her
lbitZ&S
,
father
.
giVen
.
,n
marr,aE?
servi'
Port
Simpson
Concert
by
Following
the
ceremony
a
recep
Band
provldinc
the
music.
Pn'A.
bearers
were
chom
frotn
members
Hon
was
held
atihe
home
of
the
of
the
Youn
Peonle',
Educational
1
bride's
parcntsThe
newlv
marriorl
a.i.
...
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.
..
Jcouple-wlll
reside
at
kitwanra
"
ietic
Club
P
iney
were
me
recipients
of
many
useful
presents.
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;
New
Telegraph
M
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Due
At
Smithers
Soon
ft
fin
MMA
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mm
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Transfer
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AVE.
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(At
8:20
Only)
ADDED
ATTRACTION
JOE
E.
BROWN
In
-WIDE
OPEN
FACES"
(At
7:00
and
9:13)
WORLD
NEWS
(At
8.07
Only)
TONIGHT
and
THURSDAY
Mrs.
Dickens
Is
Bowls
President
Elected
Head
of
Ladies'
League
At
.Annual
Meeting
last
Night
The
Ladies'
Bowling
League,
it
RADIO
SHOW
Is
Now
On
19
Electric
and
Nine
Battery
Models
Priced
from
$29.95
to
$307.00
UbMaV.liUUl
I
Its
annual
meeting
last
nigh
ccttd
officers
for
the
crj
n
son
as
follows:
President,
Mrs.
Albert
Dickea
Secretary-Treasurer
Miss
Dtt
thy
Balllnger.
There
will
be
eight
teanulaSi
league
this
year
and
play
ri
commencq
next
week,
Miodel
97K(5-U3J-5
RCA
VICTOR
Presents
so
complete
a
line
that
you
will
find
in
it
your
full
requirements
both
in
price
and
quality
Don't
Experiment
When
You
Put
Your
Money
Into
a
Radio
R.C.A.
Victor
employs
400
men
the
year
around
doing
restart!
work.
They
do
the
experimenting.
When
you
Invest
in
an
RCA
Victor
radio
you
absolutely
know
that
you
have
the
very
latt
and
best
that
the
world
provide.
Your
radio
also
Is
the
nearest
to
trouble-free
that
the
Ingenuity
of
man
has
been
able
to
devise.
In
Every
Instance
R.CA.
Victors
Are
Made
Just
a
Little
Better
Than
Seems
Necessary
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...
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Twts
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VANCOUVER
DIRECT
PRINCESS
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,
September
7th,
17th,
27th
October
7th,
18th
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
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Tickets
and
Reservations
From
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W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent.
rrlnce
Rupert,