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(Continued from page 1)

 

lof accordeon plaited Paddy green
| ninon, with white fur banding.

Mrs. Tremayne had a_ lovely
gown of white shadow lace with
tunic of American Beauty silk.
| Mrs. MeNab was much admired
lin coral pink satin with bodice of
lace.

Mrs. Finnegan made a dashing
appearance in an all black gown
lof crepe meteor.

Mrs. Walker was very pretty in
white embroidered Swiss and in-
sertion.

or

isome

whiie

 

a hand-
lace

Lee Baker had
wn of white shadow
over white charmeuse.

Mrs. Fred Stork had a lovely
Paris frock of pale blue chiffon

embroidered with dainty pink
forget-me-nots.
Mrs. Albert Davidson was

very smart in tobacco brown satin
trimmed with brown passemen-
terie.

Mrs. Perey Godenrath was very
handsome in gray silk with
smart hair ornaments of chiffon

Mrs. Claire Peterson looked
extremely well in white = satin
and lace.

Mrs. Bryant was very smart in
electric blue satin gown.
Madame Besner was
handsome in pale grey
broadcloth and! tace with
ornaments.

Miss Thompson had a stunning
gown of coral pink charmeuse
with shadow lace bodice and
garniture of pearl. passemen-
terie.

Mrs. Mustard ~had a_ dainty
frock of pale mauve chiffon over
pale blue satin.

Miss Chapman was a
figure in pale maize satin
white lace.

Mrs. D. G. Stewart made a
pleasing appearance in white
satin with overdress of embroid-
ered chiffon.

Mrs. Bullock-Webster wore a
dainty gown of white ninon over
satin.

Miss Kathleen Jenns had a
lovely frock of pink chiffon over
satin.

Miss Kinkade wore a chic
tume of mauve chiffon over silk.
Mrs. W. C. Cameron had a
dainty combination of white lace
land pale blue silk, with touches
lof pale pink.

an
very
chiffon
pearl

petite
and

cos-

 

Among the guests noticed
were: Mr. and Mrs. L. Bullock-

| Webster, Dr. and Mrs.
| Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Kergin,
and Mrs. J. C. McLennan,
jand Mrs. George A. Sweet, Mr.
Mrs. Westenhaver, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stork,
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Stephens, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Kerr, Mr. and Mrs
Jarvis McLeod, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Godenrath, Mr. and Mrs.
Mustard, Mr. and .Mrs. D. G.
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. D. Morri-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Peter-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Casley, Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Manson, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Owen, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Davidsen, Mr. and Mrs.
Bainter, Mr. and Mrs. Bryant, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Dunn, Mr. and
Mrs. Waiker, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott, Mr.
and Mrs. Finnegan, Mr. and Mrs.
Hilditch, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril
Orme, Captain and Miss Rorvig,
Mrs. W. 8. Fisher, Mrs. A. J.
Morris, Mrs. Angus Stewart, Mrs.
McNab, Mrs. Findley, Mrs. Mob-
ley, Mrs. Shoemaker, Madame
Besner, Mrs. Hazlett, Mrs. O'Neil,
Mrs. Parker,’ Mrs. Fisher, Mrs.
Frizzell, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. W. C.
Cameron (Stewart), Miss Milli-
gan, Miss Grant, Miss Ella Grant,
Miss Elleti, Miss Drummond,
Miss Green, Miss Martin, Miss
Chapman, Miss Svyivie Jenns,
Miss Kathleen Jenns, Miss Cur-
tain, Miss Ola Phelan, Miss Me-
Intosh, Miss Moore, Miss Ken-
nedy, Miss Campbell, Miss Mor-
rissey, Miss Taylor, Miss Mac-
kenzie, Mrs. Williams, Miss
Beatty, Miss Lilian Fisher, Miss
Kinkade, Miss Kuster, Miss Me-
Tavish, Miss Beckwith, Mr. Rey-
nolds, Mr. Warton, Mr. Crew, Mr.
Titus, Mr. B. Durant, Mr. Mar-
shall, Mr. Adair Carss, Dr. Mc-
Neill, Mr. H. Rogers, Mr. Jack
Edwards, Mr. Merton Ogilvie, Mr.
Kissick; Mr. Knight, Mr. D. B.
Taylor, Mr. R. C. Jardine, Mr.
Lionel Heltby, Mr. Pillsbury, Mr.
Noble, Mr. W. Wark, Mr, A. Rus-

Tremayne,
Mr.
Mr.

sell, Mr. Tippens, Mr. Prud-
homme, Mr. Beatty, Mr. Gidley,
Mr. Watrin, Mr. Crippen, Mr.
Harrison, Mr. Hannington, Mr.
W. Brown, Mr. Linnell, Mr. Denis
Allen, Mr. Wendell Jones, Mr.
Cooper, Mr. J, Stewart, Mr. Deni-
son, Mr. Blaine, Mr. Doyle, Mr.
White.

 

WEATHER REPORT

Furnished by F. W. Dowling,
Observer.

For 24 hours enamg 5 a. m.,
Octoher 4. 1943,

Barometer, reduced to sea
GOL os 0's o b'in  e 30.337
Highest temperature..... 52.0

ccna OO0

 

THE DAILY NEWS

    

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to complexion, and counteracts
the effects of raw, cold winds and
wey indoor air, Splendid for
lips and chapped hands.
In 250 opal glass jars, at your
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NATIONAL ORVUG AND CHEMICAL CO-
OF CANADA, LIMITER, MONTREAL

 

 

 

 

 

 

There was a clean docket in
the police court this morning.
. . >
Mr. Richardson, mine operator
left for the interior by this
mornine’s train.
Mrs. Albert Davidson will re-

ceive on Monday next from 4 to

6 at 233 Fourth avenue west.
. . .
Mrs. A. 8S. B. Lucas returned

by the Prince Rupert from a cou-

ple of weeks’ visit in Vancouver.
. . .

Young eft this

train on a combined

and pleasure trip up

Judge by
morning's
business
river.

* * .

Rev. J. B. McCullagh left by the
Princess Mary this morning for
Aivansh after spending a couple
of weeks in the city.

orci

Joe Belway, arrested on the
charge of obstructing His Majes-
ty’s mail, will come up for elec-
tion on Monday morning.

of the Canadian
Ltd.,
the

this

G. Starett
Fish & Cold Storage Co.,
was among the arrivals by
steamer Prince Rupert
morning.

os 6
of Kin-
tomorrow at
giving serv-
assisted by

Archdeacon Collison
colith will officiate
the Harvest Thanks
ices at Metlakatla,
Rev. Mr. Gurd.

The

bound,

south-
about 1
tourists,
number of
south for the

Princess
arrived
o'clock today.

she had a
Dawsonites
Winter.

Sophia.
ec ted
port

Besides
large
going

. . .

‘aring of the
Cunningham ys.
Gilmour’ vs.
has taken
concluded
has not

The he
court cases,
Coskrie and
Coskrie, which
eral days, was
terday. Decision
been given.

two county
Me-
Mc-
sev.
ves-

vet

. . .

Mr. Tippens,
sy a

formerly of the
ticket office, left by this
morning’s train for the interior.
He will fill the position of train
agent between Smithers and
Rose Lake, Mr. Greer taking a
similar position hetween Nichol}!
and Smithers.

Prof. Barnes, a well known old
timer of the north, left by this
morning's train for New Hazel-
ton. He has recently returned
from a trip to the old country.
“There is only one country in the
world,” he says, “and that is
England, and only one city—
London.” The manner in which
traffic in the great metropolis is
handled he considers simply mar-
vellous.

* . .
The whaling schooner Albert
Meyer, which left here a couple

of months ago to engage in cod
fishing in northern waters, has
been reported at Naden Harbor
on its way to Prince Rupert. The
schooner belongs to the fleet of

the Canadian Fish & Cold Storage
Co., Ltd. The James Carruthers

will tow the schooner into port,
where it will be tied up for the
winter and thoroughly overhauled
to be ready for an early start
next spring.

 

CRINOCLINES DUE NEXT

Parisian Creator of Styles Advises
Saving Hoopskirts.

New York, Oct. 4.—“The Amer-
ican girl can take out her grand-
mother’s

hoopskirts and crino-
lines, for she will need them
very shortly,’ declared Paul

Poiret of Paris, creator of styles,
at the Plaza Hotel yesterday.
“Crinolines are now in fashion

and the minaret gown is very
becoming. It took me years to
evolve it.

“The old time bustles will not
come in again, The hoop effects
will not be of the oval kind; they
will take on the appearance of
a part of a cornucopia, with the
pointed end cut off? They will
be broad or small, according to

 

 

Lowest temperature,

the nature of the person.”

HAVE RETURNED FROM
HONEYMOON TRIP

 

E. M. Sandilands, government
agent at Queen Charlotte City,
accompanied by Mrs. Sandilands,

were among the arrivals by the
steamer Prince Rupert this
morning. His many friends in

the city are today congratulating
him on his marriage, which took
place at St, Paul's Church, Van-
eouver, on September 15th, Rev.
F. A. P. Chadwick officiating. The
bride, formerly Miss Malinda
Sutherland, was given in mar-
riage by her brother-in-law, Or-
land P, Merrill, of Vancouver,
and was attended by her sister,

Mrs. Merrill, as matron of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Sandilands have
been spending their honeymoon
in Seattle, Victoria and_ the
Kootenay country. They leave
on the Prince John tonight for
Queen Charlotte City.

HAD A PACKED HOUSE
Two Film Attractions at West-
holme Thoroughly Enjoyed.

films,
together a very
the Westholme,
and the representation of the
beautiful song in pictures, as
also the incidental music, proved
of great interest. “A Mother's
Sacrifice,” one of the most thrill-

“The Rosary” as was an-

ticipated, drew

large house alt

ing of film war dramas, also
came in for its full measure of
ere
Methodist Services.
The Sunday services at the

Methodist Church will be as fol-
lows: 41 a. m., subject of ser-
mon, “The Brook in the Way”
Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.§
evening service at 7:30, subject
of sermon, “The Builder and the
Building.” This subject is in
two parts. Part II will form the

theme for Sunday evening, Oc-
tober 12th.
Presbyterian Serviecs.
Morning service is held in the
church hall at 44 o'clock. Topic,
‘A Vital Question.” In the even-

ing Rev. F. W.
in the
“Where

school is

Kerr will preach
Empress Theatre on
Are the Nine?” Sunday
held in both the~-the-
atre and the hall at 2:30 p.m. On
Wednesday evening a meeting of

the whole Presbyterian congre-

gation will be held in the church
hall to decide upon a_ building
and financial policy to be pre-

the

sented by managers.

A woman never shows the white
feather—if some other
more fashionable.

color is

 

“The Daily News ”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT

 

five rooms; well fur
terms. Phone Black
214

for rent Good pre pe sition
Apply Eby Bros., Terrace

HOUSE for rent,
nished; moderate

POOL HALL
for barber.
200ur

FOR RENT—Fiat. in pbutlding
Skating rink; all conveniences.
Tony Christian, 155 Sixth
196rr

opposite
Apply
avenue west.

 

FOR SALE

 

FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine, in
perfect order, price $25. 648 Taylor
Street. Phone Green 325 231-33

FOR SALE—Maso Hamiin pizno, in
g00d condition, Mats. Apply _ ress
Theatre Office. iis

 

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WANTED

 

WANTED
day work,
P.O.

Dressmaking and plain sewing,
terms reasonable. Miss Dax,
Box 479. 233-34

WANTED—Five or six room house
bath and sewer attachments, furnished
or partly furnished. X 17, News Office

EXPERIENCED stenographer requires post -
Sores P. O. Box 164. Phone Blue 339.

STENOGRAPHER wants position;
enced in law and advertising. Apply
*” Dally News OMee. os-42

Try ATION wanted by ‘expert ai

rator (direct dictation) and general

ce assistant. Apply Box 83, Daily
News. 231- 233

THREE Japs want positions as cook,
walter, oMfce cleaner, house cleaner.

éte, ly Sunrise Hotel, 167 3rd Ave-

nue 229-234

WELL Seraishes rooms from $2.50; com-
itting room; bath; electric

light. Norfolk Rooms. Phone Black
399. 206

with

expert-

 

LIVE STOCK.

 

 

cows fresh calved and coming tn always
m hand, and tuberculosis tested. john
Christy, cattle deater, Collingwood West,
corner Carleton ane oe estipinster Road.
Phone Collin, R. Post Office

Box 20, Colll
17088 ingwood East, Vancouver.

HARLA S. BRYANT
Teacher Of
MANDOLIN, BANJO AND GUITAR

Flat 7, Clapp Bldg.

 

 

 

 

F. M. CROSBY,

 

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OVER A HUNDRED
ON PRINCE RUPERT

Steamer Was “Delayed About Half
an Hour by Fog This
Morning.

 

The steamer Prince Rupert a:
morning about thirty
minutes late, having been slight
ly delayed by fog about 6 o'clock

rived this

this morning, The passenger
list included 43 saloon passen-
gers and 64 deck. Follow is a
list of the saloon passengers
Mrs. C, DeB. Greene, J. Lang
H. T. Webster, J. Stun, Mrs
Jones, Miss Jones, Mrs. J. W

 

Kirkpatrick, J. W. Roberts, F. B
Lippencott, N. B.  Lippencott,

J. J. Foote, A. Jones, D. Porter, Ai 6 Siness, |
Mrs. F. J. Neller, W. J. Cosgrove, Fa ‘er ector, . a
W. Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Sandi- on Z r rented 4 property
lands, R. A. Dungrave, A. St

Marie, 8. W. Wilson, Mrs. Wil- ~ GEORGE LEEK
son, C, Hanson, Mrs. Jensen, A. J.| 615 2nd Ave

Lovell, Hy Avison, H. A. Rouleau, Phone ay
G. Starrett, Mrs. H. 8. D. Young =
G. H. McDonald, J. 8. Kennedy, BROWN & BUTTERS
Mrs. Lucas, E. Libvt, R. B. Mc-!

MINING ENGINEERS

Laughlin, W. Gaghn, G. A, Webb,

J. K. Crookewet, A. M. Jardine,| METALLURGY anp ae
F. Zieman, Mr. Pattullo, Mrs. | B® Phone Black ais Bon ty
Ellis and three children, George Prince Rupert

ot

 

Ellis, T. FE. Porter.
When a man begins to abuse HARRISON W, ROGER
his own town it's time for him Architect
to move. Suile 1, Federal Block
| PRIN RUPERT, B, 6,
Phone 30( p

1AM THE MAN * Box i

ee
WHO PUT SHINE
IN SHOES PACIFIC TRANSFER (i)
The original Star Shoe Shine | Furniture, Baggage, Piano ty,
removed from Third Ave. around | ing and Ati Cartage
corner on Fifth St. 3

Special Seats for Ladies Office: Suite 9, Feder

al Bloek

ORE : ei

|formerty Kaien Isd. Gymnasion

 

FOR A TAXI

To rent f ed
Phone 7 ings, et a

 

TAXIDERMIST

PRINCE RUPERT AUTO Co.

 

 

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant t

O. L. WINGERE! & 00,

 

  

the Peo of chapter 115 of the

vised Chapter of Canada, F. L. Wilson has| R44 S; ‘ Be
deposited with the Minister of Pubi ‘
Works a plan Of a work proposed to be| ™* Se
onstructed on land in the Harbor the } j t

P Rupert, B. C., briefly described as| For the Best J

follows Commencing 859.3 ft. north and CLEANING, PRESSING
1077.68 ft. east from the centre of Seal

Cove Circle as shown on Plan 923, Prince | AND REPAIRING
Rupert Land Registry Office, being south-| At the I t the City
west corner Sublot thence nort 36) Fine Work j u

legrees 13 minutes 39 seconds west 7¢
ft. to harbor line Thence south 36 de-/|
grees 46 minutes {1 second west 370 ft 2 *
along said harbor line, thence south 36 de- | 1 Bor 3
grees 13 ppinutes 59 second east 546 ft. | 627 ‘Fulton. Street Prince Rupert, 6
to high water mark, thence following high) ————_—_—————_—_—___— es
Water mark to point of beginning, with a|

| P. 0. Box 203 Phone @

plan and description of said proposed site P. ROBERTSON

BOW SENG

and has deposited a duplicate of each of}
the foregoing tn the Land Registry Office}
at Prince Kupert, B. C., and is applying to}

 

the Governor in Council for approval INCORPORATED ACCOUNTANT (Eng)
thereof
Ottawa, Ogt., September {6th, 1913 CHARTERED SECRETARY
MACDONNELL & HONEYWELL, Audits, Investigations, Adjustments, Lee
a Solicitors for the Applicant dations and Assignment
W-Sept. 29-Oct 27, 1913 Gmith Block, Srd Ave, Frince Rupert, BC
os , ony Ps ————————————
Skeens Land District——District Queen
Charlotte Islands
Take notice that I, aie rbert Parsons, of GEORGE LEE
New York, N. Y., t 4 Onewpette Bi) ©
forney, intend to apply for a lcense Broke
r Real Estate, tnsv e¢ and Loan
prospect for coal and petroleum oa ar a . - Hiections
under one hundred and sixty r¥ f Notary Public Rents and =
lanc on Graham Isiand, B. C., bk unde 7 i Aiber !
follows
Commencing at a quarter post at } Prince Rupert
centre of Sectron Thirty . Te whs .
Six Graham Island, thence south for
chains, thence easi forty chains, th
north forty chains, thence west fort)

 

chains to the point of beginning

  

HERBERT PARSONS, Locator
‘ ; B CS P. Nuter, Agent
sated Septeyyber 4th, 10142. Pu W t
Pub. Oct. 3, 1013—Oct. 27, 1913. re ale!
—— —

 

NECESSARY TO

   

Skeena Land nee» District of Coast,
ange

Take notice that Eugene Renz, of Prince
Rupert, B. C., occupation cock, intends to
apply for permission to purchase the fol-
jowing described lands:

Commencing at & post planted about 20
chains south of the northeast corner of
S. BE. 30945, thence north 40 chains, thence
east 13 chains more or less to the west
soundary of John McKechnie’s pre-emp-
tion, thence south 20 chains more or less
to John McKechnie’s southwest corner,
thence east 20 chains, thence south 20
chains, thence west 33 chains more or Jess
to the rast boundary of 8. E. 30945 to the
point of commencement, containing 90

acres more or less.
To RENZ.
H, Lenhart, Agent.
Dated August 22nd, Mets
17, 1013

Slip Easily Ov
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A HALF MILLION
DOLLARS LOANED |

To Contract Holders at 5% per
pe simple interest, during

past two years to buy or
baiid HOMES, to improve their
properties, to pay off mortgages
of a higher rate of interest

 

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4a ° HARRY HANSCN
Second to none in the history of SECOND AVE s
Contract Loaning Companies in » Operation at OFM
the world May Be Seen in OF.

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have grasped their opportunity
and will bave a home of their
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less than rent.
ARE YOU

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lordor for your family?

Paying for it in payments |

$200 Cash

INVESTIGATE $200 in sis ee
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will buy 4 2 thi
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Tools, Guns and en's Clothing. chan
any time Highest prices pai

 

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