(jrctnge
reKoe
intend
saiam
TEA
1
1
n
r:
'..I..
I
ma
r
ITM
arm
iecurucu
ire
In
Month
rrHi7
'
Yntorr
I.':
My
n
J
J
,:v
one
fire
alarm
in
during
the
month
,..
vear.
So
far
there,
tjut
twenty-roc
fire
'..ice
Rupert
this
year
...-d
with
forty-Kx
last
the
corresponding
Mail
Schedule
me
lai
;r
'j?
Wtdnesaay.
anc
Em
the
Fl
Ktli?
Thursday
and
:6
and
28
ftrirt
and
Prrmlrr
h
Slrsrt
andTrrmlrr
5
pjn.
11.00
p.m.
12:30
noon
10.13
pn
.
9:30
p.m
4
pjn.
,
4
pin
10
am.
.4
pm
herfij
..n-30
aro
r
9
pin
Royal.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
None.
Canadian
87,500
pounds,
ItAlt
(SOLI)
8.Cc
and
5c
to
OJc
and
Sc.
Canadian
Toodle,
8,500,
9e
and
5c.
Booth.
Kaleo,
13,000.
8.9c
and
5c,
Pacific.
Cape
Spear
16J0O0.
8.6c
and
5c,
Storage.
Mother
III.
7.000,
9.1e
and
5c.
Arctic
I..
18,000,
O.Ce
and
Royal
Viking
I.,
134)00,
9.3c
and
5c.
Joe
Baker.
14.000.
9c
and
5c,
Btor
age.
5c.
LONDON.
Sept.
12:
(CP)
The
Montreal
price
of
bar
gold
on
the
London
market
yesterday
was
$34.54
per
fine
ounce.
Valuable
Mail
At
Wrangell
Is
Stikine
Gold
I
WRANGELL.
Seot
12
-The
rlch-
!est
piece
of
mall
ever
to
pass
7
pjn.
'.through
Wrangell
was
handled
re-
I
pin
cently
at
the
local
Post
Office,
u
consisted
of
$18,000
of
gold
from
15c
327
THIIU)
AVENUE
ooos3oooooooooooooor-uoooiooooooooooooooooooooo
SPECIALS
A
Free
Tin
of
Woodbury's
After
Shave
Talc
With
a
TuIk:
of
Woodbury's
Shaving
Cream
uothfor
35C
A
Tulc
of
Woodbury's
Tooth
Paste
And
a
Generous
Size
of
Woodbury's
Tooth
Powder
Uothfor
25C
1
Cakes
Jcruen's
Transparent
Toilet
Soap
25C
Violet
and
rose
3
Cakes
Gardenia
Soap
and
a
Hottlc
of
25C
l'enume
For
Ormes
Ltd.
3Zr
Pioneer
Druqr?
is
Phonen
81
&
II
The
Kei.u
8tore
tiKn
Dally
from
8
a,m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundsjs
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till,
I
p.m-
OOOOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOe
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bids.
Fresh
LocaJ
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
"PAY
AS
YOU
GO"
POLICY
1
WILL
HE
FOLLOWED
OUT
(Continued
from
Page
One)
from
ten
per
cent
to
sixty,
per
cent
,
ot
profits
ranging
In
excess
of
five
,
iper
cent
to
twenty-five
per
cent
otj
capital
or
an
alternative
tax
of
j
fifty
per
cent
on
all
profits
In
ex-j
cess
of
the
average
for
the
last
four
years.
j
Individual
and
corporate
Income
itaxes
are
increased,
the
former
by
.surtax
of
twenty
per
cent
of
the
total
normally
paid,
the
latter
by
three
per
cent
over
the
present
level.
Aerating
preparations
going
into!
the
manufacture
of
soft
drinks
are
taxed
two
cents
per
pound.
I
Tea
And
Coffee
Heavily
Hit
Customs
tariff
rates
on
tea
are'
the
Barrtngton
properties
on
Boul-iSame
family,
der
Crek
in
the
Mcuames
aisuicv.
MacKenzie's
Furniture
idrtiin
Kod
JCirtiin
Kod
45c
15c
Flat,
extends
to
leather
lllkmn
Bach
Cuihlou
Forms
From
...
95c
50c
PETERSBURG,
Va
Sept.
12:
CP
Augutt
is
the
birthday
gift
season
in
the
Palmer
family
here.
Alfred.
Earl
and
Pearl
Palmer,
triplets,
celebrated
their
22nd
birthday
Announcements
All
advertisements
Is
lhl
col-smn
will
be
charged
for
a
foil
month
at
2Jo
a
word.
Catholic
Tea,
September
14.
Mrs.
tember
28,
3
to
6
p
m.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFK
Phone
51
For
Bet
Household
Coal
MRS.
C
F.
BLACK.
NOTICE
Commencing
September
11,
K.
Shaw,
teacher
of
Violin
and
Hawaiian.
Guitar
for
the
Western
Academy
will
be
1ft
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
MUSIC
Venctia
Feero
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
PIANO
and
THEORY
Classes
Commencing
Sept.
1
Phone
BLUE
63J
Danctnc
Academy
Classes
Commencing
Sept.
1
Specializing
Ballet,
Mexican,
Tap,
Baby
work
m..Ai.
ill
2nd
Ave.
Blue
898
TU
DAU.T
MWl
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Moose
Ladles'
Meeting
Tuesday.
Catholic
Tea,
Mrs.
Balagno's'
(213)
Thursday.
'213
For
prompt
and
courteous
ser-l
Tonight's
trail,
aue
from
tht
vice
Phone
13
Taxi.
".JUast
at
11
o'clock,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
Have
your
hair
done
at
Bob's
Beauty
Parlor,
332
7th
Ave-
East.,
Mrs.
J.
Fred
Ritchie
returned
tc
Phone
Green
822
for
your
appoint
ments.
21'
Oscar
Fulton
sails
this
evening
rVimoitlx
on4
lmiwtrt.il
mlrlli
.
rof
lis
t..
rptlimC
hi
SttlldlM
MWIIIMIMi
WtVIIVU
H.MIM,IU,t
UK
V
M
"
will
be
taxed
an
additional
$3
per
at
the
University
of
British
Col-gallon
excise
duty.
The
excess
tax
umbla.
on
all
wlnea
Is
doubled.
The
excise
duty
on
Imported
beers
Is
Increased
i
Frank
Warne
is
away
on
an-
'nuai
insnwtion
of
the
soawnlni
responding
increases
art
maae
in
beds
of
the
Nass
River
at
Mezladln
the
excise
duty
on
malt,
malt
syr-
Lake
and
other
points,
lie
win
dc
up
and
beers
brewed
from
oiherjaway
until
the
first
week
In
Oc-than
malt.
Jtober.
No
change
is
made
in
the
sales
tax
rate
but
some
exemptions
are'
removed
including
electricity
ana
gas
used
for
domestic
purposes.
The
excise
duty
on
cigarettes
increased
by
$1
per
thousand
and
on
tobacco
by
five
cents
per
pound.)
::UNCLE
SAM
THINKS
OF
WAR
ALSO
invoices
up
to
w
ana
ten
cenu
w
.
.
f
anything.
That
Coffee,
now
generally
free,
is
In
creased
by
a
straight
ten
cents
per
pound
under
all
tariffs.
anniversary
August
z.
one
oay
ai-i
.
eveoore.
nobody
expect-
ter
ier
the
me
19th
mn
inrawwy
anniversary
u
ol
Paul
rf.m
ed
it
to
.
the
city
on
the
Catala
yesterday
morning
from
Vancouver.
Mrs.
ScKaeffer
and
child
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
to
Prince
Albert.
left
trip
Miss
Edythe
Dodds,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ben
Dodds,
returned
home
on
the
Catala
yesterday
morning
after
spending
the
sum
mer
holidays
in
Vancouver.
Used
Shoe
Polish
To
Dye
Grey
Hair
CALGARY.
Sept
12:
(CP)
A
seventy-seven
year-old
veteran
of
the
South
African
and
Oreat
War
will
be
unable
to
serve
in
the
latest
t
If
a
no
I
rf
f
ai-ai
ir
am
lief
ann
WU
W.ll.tl.W
1A
V.
4
MUM
Not
Looking
For
Mobilization
But
was
waiting
to
interview
enlistment
Getting
Ready.
For
It
officers
when
he
commenced
to
per-
spire
whereupon
shoe
polish
with
.
.
9
A.
Jl
,..
i.o.
.wnicn
ne
naa
enaeavourea
k
ois-
.
,
.
.,
tunguisn
us
wnue
iuur
uicura
.
."!!
PT
Vde
Sam
hopes
It
will
never
come,aown
nis
Iacc'
-J,
when
invoiced
up
to
35c
74c
when
e
he
wanU
means
far
more
than
6uildlng
up
WRONG
ABOUT
IRISH
his
army
and
navy
for
modern
war-J
EAOLEVILLE,
Sept.
12:
(CP)-fare
extends
from
the
soldier
In
Back
from
Ireland
after
11
years
of
the
front-line
trench
to
the
residence
there.
Mrs.
Vincent
Kelly
humble
civilian
in
the
remotest
says
she
never
once
saw
the
kind
hamlet
in
the
rear.
lof
a
character
the
American
stage
In
1918.
in
the
last
years
of
the
and
comic
section
create
for
Irish
wir
tki
hniu
a
nn9t
roles.
"And
I've
seen
only
a
few
sauare.
faetery-Uke
structure
of
concrete,
steel
and
bricks
In
Wash
,
last
five
years.
and
Pauline
Palmer,
twins
in
met
tat
toe
mun,.
Itlnnx
hullrHnr
ulllt
tnndft
a
llvlnz
red-haired
Irishmen."
she
said.
by
Congress
Just
after
the
Great
War.
In
short,
the
War
Resources
Board
Board
Is
is
even
even
now
now
mobilizing
mobUlzing
the
the
.monument
to
T",ZZ
American
Prfpared-lndust
,-,h
i
suU&on
ma
I
.
.
.
...
.
In
one
of
the
cubicles
within
the
Wf'
an
f,
clerks,
busy
as
beavers
on
a
dam.
.They
don't
talk
to
straneers.
Their
assignment
is
confidential.
Over
th
rfnnr
th
uual
label
Is
mlsslnz.
Balagno's
There's
here's
only
only
a
a
number
number-Ko.
No.
2508
2508.
Eagles
Bridge
September
20.
Queen
Mary
Tea
Mrs.
Lineham's
September
21.
Presbyterian
Tea,
Mrs.
Spencer's.
September
26.
Ridley
Home
grocery
shower.
Sep
arm
of
the
United
States
directed
by
Congress
to
combine
the
effici-
miiv
encv
nf
ox
a
a
dictatorsniD
wun
me
inet
organized
can
become
SO
,and
the
assistant
secretary
of
the
naw.
Charles
Edison,
with
the
lpreldenf
aonroval.
It
Is
headed
I
by
youthful
white-haired
Edward
'Stettlnlus,
Jr..
chairman
of
the
Un
ited
States
Steel
Corporation,
and
It
Is
a
quiet
fanfare
or
haste
More
than
10.000
manufacturers
are
helolng
to
do
the
lob.
If
the
emergency
should
come,
the
same
raw
materials
would
con-
tlmi.
n
n
In
tS.
hnnn.r
at
t
h
p
,
of
assemby
Une
ln
ThU
room
Is
headquarters
of
the
t
u
dlfferent
one
7mporarv-
orgah!zaUon
arUcleX
u-ould
come
out
In
the
de-the
Un
ted
States
government
charged
with
achieving
American
fftCtrle
would
be
umiy
m
an
enjerse-Ji
u
-
war
or
threat
of
War.
It
Is
the
one
turning
out
shrapnel.
PlpeHttlng
and
valve
plants,
hand
grenades,
cash
rezl&ters
would
become
bomb
buses,
sprinkler
-
and
alarm
systems.
dictatorship
,
spirit
pf
democracy.
Room
No.
2503
-..
roadscrapers,
artillery
artiprv
wagons.
Tires
Is
the
heodquaetrrs
of
the
War
Re
sou
re
Board.
Anglican
Tea
Mrs.
Nell
CJ
Bo
that
it
September
28.
Hospital
Bazaar,
October
4.
C.C.F.
Baraar,
October
7.
Catholic
Bazaar
October
II,
12.
Presbyterian
Bazaar.
Nov.
16.
Anglican
Bazaar
November
23.
Country
Fair
November
24.
would
be
gas
masks.
In
place
of
elevators,
there
would
be
recoil
mechanisms
for
three-Inch
antl
aircraft
euns.
Boats
and
lighters
at
.
....
I
would
be
pontoons
for
army
bridg-
'
I
JJtH,
Mn.tilMft.
wmiM
KMiAm.
sourres
AdmlnUtraUon
headed
by
au!omaU,c
P!,,
last
ucuiu
ui
Inrtnttrtal
with
uu
u
n&tiOn
Mi,vn.i
fcvery
f
I
fin
PMf
UIP
S.
capacity
in
us
nam.
Ilnaustnai
The
board
Itself
was
selected
only
ta
few
weeks
ago
bv
the
assistant
i
secretary
of
war.
Louis
Johnson.
the
mobiliza
tion
of
the
armed
.
forces
-
has
been
worked
out.
even
to
the
bills
to
be
submitted
to
congress.
On
Xloblllzatlon
Day.
the
as
sembly
lines
would
begin
to
change.
Within
12
months
complete
lnte
sratlon
would
be
completed.
With
In
24
months,
the
machine
would
he
on
absolute
war
footing.
The
irreatest
industrial
capacity
ln
the
world
today
-
would
become
the
most
a
sirone
Business
cuiiuuii
we.
;
rrlble
war
machine
.
of
,
the
ages.
Bhind
all
these
men
stands
wlry.'
slight
Col.
Harrv
K.
Rutherford
of
.the
munitions
division
or
the
army.
Colonel
Rutherford's
first
ob,
as
.ecretary
of
the
board.
Is
to
outline
the
scooe
of
the
task.
He
has
to
show
the
board
how
the
mobiliza
tion
clan
works
on
naper.
"Then
"
savs
the
colonel
"they'll
i
take
the
helm
and
tell
us
where'
we're
wrona;
on
a
practical
basis.
They'll
show
us
where
our
trans-i
pbrtatlon
kinks
are,
where
our
distribution
would
break
down,
where
nrrvrinftinri
should
be
SDeeded
or
I
retarded
"
The
War
Resources
Board
Is
intended
to
be
a
permanent
nucleus
of
the
national
mobilization
plan
a
measure
of
preparedness
ordered
SWANA
OLAFSON
AXCJVI.
Associate
Teacher
of
Miss
Way
Piano,
Theory
Harmony,
Etc.
Enrolling
Students
for
Fall
Term
1MIONE
845
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Court
j
a.
D.
Jotmaton
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.12.
Bralorne,
930.
Cariboo
uartz,
lQ.
Dentonia.
.014.
Falrvlew,
.02.
Gold
Belt,
.18.
Hedley
Mascot,
35.
Mlnto,
Sil
W-Noble
Five,
D34-Pend
lrlelle.
20.
Pioneer,
2.15.
Premier,
1.26.
Privateer,
3&.
Reeves
McDonald,
.48.
Reno,
.33.
ReUef
Arlington,
.124.
Sheepi
Creek,
1.06.
OUs
A,
P.
Con.,
.16.
Calmont,
32.
C.
It
E,
121.
Freehold,
.024,
Home,
2.15.
Royal
Canadian.
.174,
OkalU,
.98.
Prairie
Royalties,
.18.
,
v
Toronto.
Aldermac,
.48.
Beattle.
.98.
Central
Pat.
2.20.
Con.
Smelters,
5025.
East
MalarUc.
2.15.
Francoeur,
26.
Gods
Lake,
.42.
Hardrock,
S.
Int.
Nickel,
4955.
.
Kerr
Addison.
1.74.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.60.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
L70.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
XI.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.05.
Moneta,
5.
Pickle
Crow,
3.95.
Preston
E.
Dome.
129.
San
Antonio,
IM.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.58,
Stadacona,
30.
Uchi,
.70.
Bouscadillac.
.04.
Mosher
Oklend,
.074-Oklend,
.064.
Smelters
Gold,
j02.
Dominion
Bridge,
38.00.
Noranda,
7125.
iTheir
Return
Is
Announced
5
LONDON.
SeDtember
12:
(CP)
The
Ministry
of
Information
offi
cially
announces
the
arrival
of
Uw
Duke
and
Duchess
ot
Windsor
in
England
from
France.'
Most
people
reao
the
classified
ads.
Do
you?
CIGARETTES
04
KattMky
hav
tlx
nw
"wttptf
-tmoth
th
mimUimI
tip
-
K
4
iwt
MUk
te
th
Up.
WAR
BILL
APPROVED
High
Commissioners
To
Be
Named
To
Other
Dominions
Big
Sum
For
New
C.
N.
R.
Equipment
OTTAWA,
September
12:
(CP)-
Canada's
$100,000,000
war
approp
riatlon
passed
third
reading
in
the
.
House
of
Commons
yesterday
and
was
sent
on
to
the
Senate
where
.
it
was
speedily
adopted.
This
appropriation
is
in
addition
to
.the
regular
defence
estimates
which
were
approved
at
the
last
session
and
are
aesignea
to
meei
me
cosh
I
of
war
between
now
and
the
end
of
the
fiscal
year
on
March
31
next.
To
facilitate
closer
co-operation
within
the
Empire,
it
was
announced
that
Canadian
high
commissioners
would
be
established
hi
Australia,
New
Zealand
and
other
I
Dominions.
Under
a
bill
to
be
Introduced
.the
sum
0f
$30,000,000
will
be
made
'available
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
new
equipment,
this
'being
twice
as
much
as
had
been
(contemplated
by
the
board,
the
outbreak
of
war
making
more
equipment
necessary.
Much
of
ths
money
will
be
used
to
purchas?
new
freight
cars
Uk
handle
grain
which
will
be
shipped
to
the
At
lantic
seaboard
for
shipment
to
the
United.
Kingdom.
Less
grain
will
go
to
the
Pacific,
entailing
a
longer
haul
The
new
figure
is
expected
to
cover
company
re
quirements
for
the
present
and
coming
fiscal
year.
Hon.
J.
L.
Bsley,
minister
ol
national
revenue,
said
&
was.
lmpos7
sible
to
deflntely
estimate
all
financial
requirements
at
this
time.
Therefore,
no
details
of
proposed
war
expenditures
were
presented.
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