1
it'.::
.
fitn
two
tut
DAI7.TNi.hs-
,
EC
Perths'
PLIO
-
PEDIC
F
Beautifully
designed
arch
supporting
Street
Dress
Oxfords,
Pumps,
and
Straps.
Just
Arrived
For
comfort,
wear
and
style
they
cannot
be
surpassed!
Priced.
.
S6-00,
6-50
$7.00
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LT.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
FRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Pubtohed
Every-Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
"Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Arsnu
-
fl.
F
PULLEN
-
.
-
Mn4ttotEdtlc
Advertistaf
and
CJicuIatlta
Telephone
m
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
oi
Clrealattoiu
'AXLy
KDITJON
NEVILLE
CHAMBERLAIN
FASHION
PARADE
Enjoyable
Time
Spent
by
Many
Ladies
at
Oddfellows
Hall
.
Yesterday
afternoon
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
was
the
scene
of
a
-delightful
tea
and
Fashion
show,
under
the
Auspices
of
the
Rebekah
Lodge
with
a
wonderful
display
of
,
fall
and
winter
fashions
by
the
An-j'nette
Ladies'
Wear
Company.
'
The
tea
tabSe
was
attractive
with
jts
.hand-made
lace
cloth
centred
!
with
a
silver
basket
of
pink
gladi
oli
and
tall
pink
candles
in
silver
sconces.
Those
presiding
at
the
urns
during
the
tea
hour
were
Mrs.
W.
ST
Hammond,
Mrs.
J.
Mcintosh,
MrsAH.
Tattersal
and
Mrs.
M.
Orr
of
Chilllwaelc.
visiting
president
of
the
Rebekah
Assembly
for
British
Columbia.
Serviteurs
for
the
afternoon
were
Mrs.
B.
Peachy,
Mrs.
T.
Priest,
Mrs.
F.
Morrison,
Krs.
C.
Campbell,
Mrs.
N.
Mobrehouse.
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean,
Mrs.
B.
Church,
Mrs.
W.
Sherman,
Miss
.R.
Cox.
Mrs.
P.
Solem,
Mrs.
J.
'A.
Murray
and
Mrs.
A.
Blackhall.
,
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
and'
Mrs.
J.
Dur-ran
were
ushers
while
Mrs.
J.
Bod-dle
and
Mrs.
O.
Wilkinson
acted
as
cashiers.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine
and
Mrs.
A.
.
Barbe
received
the
guests
and
Mrs.
jj:
W.
McKinley
was
general
convenor
of
the
affair,
t
During
the
tea
hour
there
was
a
splendid
program,
Misses
Jean
Mclean
and
Ruth
Nelson
playing
piano
dtiet
and
violin
selections
bv
Jensen.
A
dance
by
Sonny
Bolter,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
also
enjoyed.
Swai
Tollowlhg
this
a
delightful
fash-.
i
-i.
j
-
ion
jsnow
was
given
Dy
ine
Annette
Those
acting
as
mannequins
were:
Mrs.
W.
stone,
M3ss
F.
Steg-
three-quartrs-of
thfc-p0ple;bf
ihe
farmers
and
country
aeainst
him
although
practically
all
are
withi
Himl?
.0WPt
breeder
and
showman
fArlhv
Wa
Iin
manaaaA
an
far-
fn
haan
UUix.
VvurtA-..:
H
at.
hU
home
here.
He
was
ac-
vm-.j
aaMj
aaaa
am
k.
v,
u
kJ
vy
a,w
iv
1.
1
:
If
1
1
r
I
jIIIIJII
llliv
-
i.
.
W
war
and
his
last
move
has
evidently
ihttn.
fancy.
He
is
a
far
bierg-er
figure
todav
in
thW
eves
of
the'
public
than
ever
he
was
before
and
the'
p'eojile,
of
tn&Ehl-j
pire
are
relying
on
him
to
pilot
the
ship
.
of
istate.
safelirj
through
through
the
the
ranidx.
rapids,
shnals.
shoals,
rnoks'
rocks,
stdrarioT.rtfuTcte
stArmu
an'rttil'"JBOrfVra
Canadian
Fis
h&Coldtaire
Co.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
'FAIR'S
RECORD
CROWD
.OTTAWA,
Sept.
16;
(CP)
Six
ar
the
central
ca-
n
ena
(iaimh
tl
mMl.i.
r.SitT---iJt-Al&6X'
iiauii
Exhibition
iLniDJiion
this
mis
year
vear
wa
war.
lunate
iiavcii.
nc
cvmciiu)
10
a
jiaii
winr-neeps-
fUS
head
in
difficult
times
and
he
seems
like'
a
;safemarC
for
af.
stormy
period
such
as
the
oresent.
i
'
"
'
..Si.
December
Frozeh
HERRING
BAIT
Cold
Storage
Ice
338.000.
more
than
2T.400
better
thfcn"
the
previous
record
estah-IJsfted
in'
1925
when
308.600
per-;
sorts'
..ylsl'ted
the
fair.
TWENTY
TEARS
AFTER
BACCHUS
MARSH.
Australia,
Sept.
16:
(CP)
After
20
years
a!
Boldlec
here-
haa
asked
authorities"
td.
remove
the
letters
"MAI."
fMlll-tary
Medal)
after
his
name,
saying
he
didn't
believe
in
being
credited
with
bravery
he
did
not
show.
Try
a
Dallj
News
rinxxiried
ad
II,
NEURITIS
Oa
dtmc
ih
ImIp
b
t
ra
t.
M
n
IM
bMbm
L5.L.uIuQ2JLI
Editor,
Dally
News:
When
one
makes
a
study
of
the
time-folders
of
our'rallway
systems,
the
wonder
surely
arises
In
one's
mind
as
to
Just
why
Sir
Edward
is
eo
anxious
'in
getting
a
chance
to
tear
up
the
rails
of
the
ON-R
fcrl
Friday,
September
I61M8.
Ladies'
Wear
Co.
showing
a
beauti-at
10:15
P-m-
50
that
malMs
obllg-
In
l.inilr
7
T
..L.'.L
iL
Tt!
L
i.
TI
:
-AT
yvnat
ne
nas
aone
leaamg
to
such
a
achievement.
Iful
display
of
the
ven
latest
in
fall'
10
Ut
over
ln
Edmonton
until
-
-
.
iand
winter
ladles'
apparel.
The
10
Pm-
th
following
day.
Does
clothes
being
well
modelled
by
some
not
thl
arouse
one's
curiosity?
.,i
-
A.
,
,
.
iJI
uimueiice
wmcn
tne
nigni
nonINev-infteen
mannequins
to
the
strains
w
w"
Hie
"namoeriain
has
assumed
Within
the
past
fW
days,
of
soft
music
by
Brown's
orchestra,
a
terminal
on
many
people
will
be
interested
to
know
reier
to
Calgary
as
the
CP.'s
Main
Line:
iust
who
he
i
andl
T"e
verV
In
the
new
fall
ana
tamonton
as
a
terminal
on
tne
hio-h
nrittihn
ftftaua
wulM:r
coa
were
on
display
uu
"ic.
dui.
u-
.r
u
ujgu
jjusiiiuu
ui
heaviy
trinuned
tur
Jnr
their
No.
52,
(Great
West
Express)
iNeviJIe
hamoeriain
IS
a
SOn.of
the
well-KllQWn'hats.
Winnipeg,
and
her
route
parallels
Jo&ph
Chamberlain
and
half
brother
ol
S'W
J.
Alisteri
BeauUful
street
and
evening
meiloldrd.Tjp.
Une;
then
the
CP.
Chamberlain,
father
of
the
Empire
preference
scheme
,r5SS
ln
velvet
w
ai0
shown
nas
tneir
crack
tram
Tne
cnmcok),
He
was
educated
at
Rutrbv
and
Mami
Tnllpcrp
Rirminaijaad
grand
fInaIe
a
lovelv
bri-
and
two
otee
tra,ns.
learing
Ed-i
W1
Srgiy
yPUe&
rm'ng;
dal
the
bride
ronton
and'earrying
the
fnu
-t
party,
wearing
a
beau-
pa.seng-r
ham.
He
went
into
the
family
ironworkm?
business
anrli..rLi.
w.:,
..
.
traffic
f
thiir
frmln,i
a
lace
v
.
...
mi
,
nen
ne
was
aooui
reaa"tO
go
into
politics
was-'
Sht
by':
with
Juliet
Cap
and
veil
and
carry-
But
nt
get
out
of
Calgary
hi
father
to
the
West
Indies
to
look
after
a
plantation
on
r,nS
a
bouquet
of
roses
and
easter
on
the
C-N-
for
the,r
terminal
of
which
his
father
lost
a
quarter
Of
a
million
dollars
,,iUias
There
were
four
brides-
Edmonton
or
anywhere,
on
Sunday:
Hetumine
to
England
NWin
Hhpmhflnin
mtWtofl"
m
attendance,
two
wearing
they
have
a
small
local
running
birnselfm
'
affairs
7t
iNe?e
rf
Z?3m..
'"".'dresse?
of
pink
and
blue
lace
and
vla
the
old
Can-
Northern
route
on
municipal
a
little
Monday.
Wednesday
and
Fridays.
ago
became
Lord
Mayor
of
Birmingham.
It
Was
Only;
at
dresses
of
pink
and
blue
taffeta
and
and
another
small
local
via
the
old
the.
close
of
the
War
that
he
Went
into
national
political
rrying
bouquets
of
sweet
peas.
G
T
P-
route
on
Tuesday.
Thursday
life
and
was
elected
for
the
Ladywood
division
of
Birm-I
At
the
cj0!e
of
show
Mrs-
jugnam.
m
ivzz
ne
became
postmaster
general,
therf
oav-
"vl
X
'
U1
U1C
e
mtttiff
o-onflM1
o0U-
Xr
..
'fifXT.Presented
Madame
Annette
with
a
R
neaitn
ana
was
chancellor
exchequer
again
in
1937
wheii
he
was
chosen
for
his
present
hieh
office
He
is
wa.
ponsible
for
the
legislation
converting
the
huge,
war
loang'aTlg'
Mr?-
-
Danleis.
Mrs.
Dickens
into
new
issues
at
lower
rates
of
interest.
wan
in!
Jr.Mfs-B-
wlndie.
mi?s
Ei?ie
Davis,
m.
charge
of
the
treasury
when
the
country
went
off
the
gold
standard
and
when
war
debt
payments
to
the
United"
.States
were
stopped.
;
v.
Mr.
Chamberlain
took
the
bold
step
recently
of
iettinc
vu.
wie
uiut
popular
r
oreign
secretary
England
ever
irhadl
had
anq
siumg
quietly
through
a
storm
of
abuse
such'
I
of
gladioli.
L.ND
REfilSTRT
ACT
OrWlcat
of
Title
No.
12144-1.
to
the
Eaet
Halt
of
the
South
Weft
Quarter
of
8ectton
Five
(5).
Townslj!?
Three
(3).
Range
PlTe
(5),
Coa
r-trtct.
In
the
Province
of
BrttUh
Columbia,
aatd
to
contain
ElgtLtj
(80)
acrea.
more
or
less.
WHEREAS
proof
of
losa
of
the
above.
I
Miss'
Elsie
Johansnn
W
r
st-
CerUfloate
of
Title
laaued
In
the
name
rytJr
ot
John
A-
Hlv.iraon
haa
been,
tiled
iff
hvir
QVlg.
Mrs.
Mr.
R.
Cheater.
Mrs.
t
S.
o
Alex-
At
thl.
olflca.
nottee
U
hereby
.given
tbat
ander.
Mrs.
B.
Church,
Miss
Mar-
1
haU.
the
expiation
of
one
month
--
"a""-m,M'r
1l.ne
Mus
hertof,
lue
a
PrortaionU
Certificate
tt
"jfillenT
and
Mrs.
P.
Stegavlg.
Title
m
uu
of
aaid
lewt
oertmcate
un-
leaa-
ln
the
znMnitim'
rait
nhuwi.
niaVie
to
me
la
writing.
pinvFFR
RrrFPnFit
mrc
flrf
fl
f"JtER
BREEDER
DIES
DATED'
at
the
Land
Reglatrr
Office,.
p,!mfl
xttZtoi.
"v"
Am.iu.
um..
sepi.
is:
KCP
rnae
uPe.
.
taia
3rd.
day
t
rrime
Minister
seldom
niAT
:
m
j
i
ti
v
is
privileged
to
hear-
He
had.
-Humnhrprw,
aupw,
a.d.im8.
DOK5
possibly
hlu
two
ru'n
fViit-rlc
thirds
ni-
or
fVifn,'.afa.a.
A'ft.-n-
it.-'
O
..j'
fT:"w"
.
"
-
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
Deputr
Begtotrar
of
Title.
HYDE
Transfer
315
SECOND
AVE.
FURNITURE
MOVING
Cartage
Light
Delivery
Coal
Wood
Phone
580
a
t
!
The
Letter
Box
A
MAILS
AND
RAILWAYS
A
If
he
is
permitted
to
play
his
game!
for
another
24
months,
the
ON.
will
"
;
"
be
liftlnu
the
rails
themselves.
and
Saturdays.
Then
they
have
In
the
article
o
3aj
5,
we
refer-
another
local
leaving
Calgary
daily
News
red
to
the
C.P.R.
holding
the
mallOexcept
Sunday
over
the
old
Geese
passenger
and
express
cargo
from'
Lake
line
to
Saskatoon
and
on
to
the
Orient
on
board
their
boats
two.
Winnipeg
by
Worman
Juration
and
'.extra
days;
in
order
to
load
it
on
Dauphin
to
serve
the
local
traffic
the
five
trains
per
day
at
Vancu-j
along
the
route.
But
no
attempt
Is
ver.
while
the
C3i.
gets"
one
train
made
to
get
traffic
out
of
the
CP.
away
from
the
back-door
of
the
1
terminal
at
Calgary
as
the
CP.
Is
coast
city.
We
also
referred
to
.
getting
it
out
of
the
C.N.
terminal
some
415,000
extra
miles
sailed,
'
at
Edmonton,
mostly
CP.
boats
under
govern-1,
we
will
now
consider
Prince
Al-ment
bonus,
to
take
that
traffic
,
bert
and
the
BatUefords,
which
is
away
from
the
CN.s
port
of
Prince
4ne
cMf.'s
territory.
The
CP.
built
'Mlsse
E.
Christensen
and
P.
Hamto-J
ine
VJ'S
2
"
Qireci
Irom
van
Jlrf'
aiifcbmnanied
hv
Miss
m
rhri..couver
to
Edmonton,
and
arrives
there
at
9:35
p.m.,
and
No.
6
leeves
at
10
p.nu
It
can
be
seen
the
direct
connection
that
could
be
made.
While
No.
6
has
gone
when
the
CP.'s
No.
525
arrives
at
Edmonton
!
mmum
',
v-
-'
.
...
they
start
their
own
line
to
Meadow'
Lake.
So
it
Is
very'
evident
how
the
C.P.j
s
L,:ng
the
C.N.'s
rails,
bridgies
and
terminals
at
Prince
Albert
and
ihe
Batuefordi
to
sap
the
C.N.
of
the!
.
11
m
nt
thplr
own
territory.
I
t
we
could
continue
to
en-
nmi-ii,
curh
lntanre.
Rut
Mee4
f
rblds
going
further
But
if
any-
ae
shculd
doubt
the
accuracy
of
,
he
matertal
that
form
this
article,!
we
would
advise
them
to
make
it
copy
of
it.
and
send
it
to
every
Willi
tfficial
of
our
government
or
rail-,
'
ways
for
their
romrnent.
With
kind
regards
to
the
Pally
Peace
River.
PAGE
RIDBOUT.
Man
in
the
Moon
It
did
seem
Just
too
bad
Jast
evening
that
there
should
be
a;
chanse
of
weather.
'
UtTil,BTelld
"ISLti
a
"ne
fr0m
Lanigan
nr,th
J0'
The
weather
Is
with
us
alwayi
CP.
boats
doing
as
much
business
Birch
c.U.'s
line
at
(or
near)
Hills,
,
lhat.f
wh
we
oIUn
tolk
in
Prh.ce
Rupert
av
the
JCJO
al-
and
run
over
ON.
rails
some
28
About
,ts
lM
though
it
could
not
be
seen
that
the
mUes
to
prlnce
uw
CT.,
Qf
C.
P.
owns
a
square
foot
of
proper
y
tenn,na
and
CJVs
br,d
andi
in
me
nor
mem
pon.
ja
may
11
.
.
.
.
.
,.
,.1fc.t
i-
.
.u.
,r
Ai-
line
northwest
for
60
miles
to
Dlb-
Tut.
tut,
they
are
talking
about
J:
JTtL'Zr
arresUng
Henlein:
First
thing
we
v
berta.
asked
,
,
from
his
mj
piace
In
our
Hpn-
den;
fr
from
m
niM.n
Dibden
,1,.
the
rp
CP.
hi,nrf
builds
a
arre3tl.IlfW
raiiiaiii-ciitj
ivi
mc
iuu-
..
jew
mues
oi
uieir
own
to
ait-auuw
jn
mad
career
mall
from
Vancouver
to
his
home
And
the
thl
wlth
the
a"sw
.
.I
"IlBattlefords.
The
CP.
uses
the
C.N.
I
In
spite
of
the
speed
with
which
Z,ni,tnl
iTrX
terminals
at
old
Battleford.
and
mllies
have
been
leaving
Prince
w
.6.j,
.
.
Rupert,
It
seems
we
have
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