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023.
ENNETT'S
CHEMICAL
LABORATORY.
kisayers,
Chemists,
Metal
lurgists.
Ore
Hiiiiers
Agent.
TACOMA,
Washington,
U.8.A.
IDSONCOAL
W
i:
ran
nov
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
in
any
(jjuntlty.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
68.
'X.
Have
yon
IiqiI
your
PASTEURISED
MILK
TODAY?'
ALENTIN'S
DAIRY
Ills
Milk,
Cream
and
Butter
Phone
81,
Dally
Deliveries.
t.
Regis
Cafe
rlnce
nupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
ANGLICAN
BAZAAR
WAS
FINE
SUCCESS
Ladlss'
Auxiliary
Realizes
$510
at
Result
or
Its
Annual
Effort
'I'll
offiirl,.
(if
Hip
l.a.lioi
Auxiliary
nf
si.
Andrew
Aiiii.
can
Church
at
lli
aiinual
haitaar
held
yoxlrriljiy
aflcnicnn
n
lie
cniircn
inei
wllh
very
gratifying
MimH,
"iiini'llilnir
in
I
In-tieitflilMiilliMMl
nf
r,fl
heillg
-i'al(ci.
'I'lin
vnri.niM
.li.lU
.....i
.in,
Hir
loa
room
wore
art
ilirllt-
iiecdiHir.i
willi
flower,
full
full.
.
.
..
.
w
ami
chihUcm
ami
the
efTeel
was
wry
dcalng.
Mr.
It.
Mrlnlnh
wax
con
venor
nf
I
lie
lea
rofim
nuii-
oiilloe,
Mr.
I'.
II.
On
Wrnel
iiml
Mr.
.1.
II.
IMIUIitirv
i.nure.l
ami
IIhim'
assisting
were
.Mr.
I.
i-.
.Mrl.entiaii.
Mr
.11.
SI
a
l.en,
Mr.
.1.
P.
'Cade,
Mr.
C.
V.
Kvill.
Mr.
Oconee
I'
;ll..m,
anil
Mr.
Ilerl
(ircer.
Oilier
ileparlriieul
were
pre-ileil
ner
a
follow:
Needlework
Mr.
A.
K.
WriKhl
'convener),
Mr.
C.
II.
Onne,
Mr.
M.
M.
Stephen.
Mr.
II.
T.
Willed'
ami
Mr.
K.
Mc-Cokrie.
Home
Conking
Mi.
A.
J-:.
IhizzeiNjnne
(romeiier),
Mr.
Adam
Markie.
Mr.
C.
F.
Kemo
ami
Mr.
Jack
llanodey.
Iwjiiily
Mr.
I).
V.
linne
a.
iliil
l.y
the
(iirl'
Auxlllury.
While
Kleplianl
Mr.
II.
K.
jTreuiayno
(rornenef;
ami
Mr.
iiecuiaiu
iieuumnnt,
llamlkerrhief
Mrf
it.
C.
Mill
(convener.,
Mr,
fi.
A.
WoiMllaml
ami
Mr.
A.
II.
.Nirholl.
Men
Stall
Alex.
Mix
(con.
venor
.
Ml
Pele
Trcniayiic
and
W.
II.
Hamilton.
-
The
liaaar
wa
formullv
openeil
at
3
o'clock
liy
Arcli-
ileaeon
ij.
A.
Ills.
Mr.
II.
T.
Willed
president
of
Hie
Auxiliary.
INION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sillinrt
rri
Prince
hupn.
r
VANCOUVCK,
VIOTOmA,
Ota
falli,
S
Bay,
Tua4t,
S
P.M.
vaMCOUVEN,
Vicrroai.
aitrl
Bay,
i4
SanM
Bay,
Saturday
Km.
fr
r
aNVOX,
AUUK
,
STEWAKT,
W.Im
Ulan,
SxMai
S
PM.
roil
SiMfSON
a
Nat
Hit
CanaarlM.
rrMat
II
tW
Amiu.
4.
SWmU,
asMU
Prlnta
Htvrt.
B.C
NO
PRESENT
CHANGE
IN
TIME
OF
OPENING
SCHOOLJN
MORNING
Recommendation
from
Inspector
Is
Not
Acted
Upon
but
Mat-ter
Left
Over
for
Present
A
rceoiMiiieiiilalloii
from
In-pen(or
ner
Dial
I
he
schools
-diouhl
ooeii
al
y.30
during
die
wilder
iiionjli
ami
Dial
Hie
lime
sJiiiiilil
e
mailn
ii!
in
(lie
summer
wa
nieeiilei
,e
Hoard
la!
oiclii
by
Mipervising
principal.
The
objection
to
the
ijccnl
vlein
was
llial
II
w..
"inly
for
I
ho
lillliT
folk
lu
pel
out
on
dark
mornings.
lrulcei
Moiiliromery
agreed
Willi
mm
proposal
a
he
aii
he
ihcm,
nail
rive
children
of
hi,
own
ami
he
knew
il
wa
iimicult
(o
irot
I
hem
away
lo
school
In
lime
on
me
dark
mornings.
Dr.
Hondo
oopocd
a
,u
alo
the.
firitiriiial
of
Ihe
i.nldin
and
high
school,
Ihe
chief
oh-
Jeclicm
heing
thai
pupil
would
have
lit
iay
in
and
work
during
Ihe
umtner
when
Ihey
iiouhl
on
I
in
Hie
MinMiine.
S.
K.
Parker
said
lie
hail
heard
no
coiii'dainl
ami
unlll
there
wa
a
deninml
for
a
change
he
did
not
think
Ihey
hould
lake
any
arlion.
Principal
llra.ly
said
he
had
at
fnc
lime
lluniglil
Ihe
preent
iclienie
would
prove
a
hardhip
hul
ince
eeint'
jii
-aclion
he
approved.
The
matter
wa
left
over
for
Ihe
xireeii.
BOAT
ARRIVAL8
Arrival
fpm
Ihe
oulh
on
the
leamer
Prince
(ieorue.
(Japl.
W.
S.
Morehoiie,
yepr-
day
aflernoon
included:
l
or
I'rinre
lluiierll.
It.
Al
len.
Mi
Hee
(Million;.
Mr.
M.
M.
Connelly,
T.
Slieelian.
J.
Io.
Iuh,
M.
I,,
fiweeney,
Mr.
ami
1
Mr.
S.
.
.Iohnton,
A.
II.
j
Kennedy,
(!.
K.
Trim,
J.
I.,
j
Murphy.
I..
Quale,
Mr.
and
Mr.
H.
M.
Itiifnie.
K.
M.
f!rnhy,
C.
K.
Iproll,
II
C.
Douffla.
W.
K.
jWilliam.
O
K.
Hailer,
J,
Fl.
Turner,
J.
W.
Xichnll.
C.
M.
illoyd.
J.
M.
Ilockin
and
Father
tlimlfrey.
I
Tor
Anyox
H.
C.
flm;
J.
Staplelnn.
Mi
J.
Chalk,
A.
S.
'
"""THE
DAILY
KEW3
.
-
-
!
-
.
.
,
r
HAD
A
WEAK
HEART
TUXIS
BOYS
HEAR
!
WAS
VERY
NERVOUS
DR.
WEST
SPEAK,1
'
FOR
THREE
YEARS
MU
JffUr
fri:ii.
Zetlandla.
8.k
wrltM:
-I
nln
lo
Id
leu
know
i,.,-
lnurn
rl
.Mlllmrn'
llt-m
iml
crvc
I'lll.
luivc
(I.,
tic
for
IIM.
For
nurlr
Uirce
run
1
ui.
tudljr
fun
iIuhii,
hud
rik
lu-art,
aiiil
mi
lie
r
urn
lhni
wiifirliii
i.nM
Slnmul
faint
away.
I
licard
ut
many
m-.lc
l.ti,.d
r
M,i...
iii-ihl-(l
yi,nr
Heart
and
.Xertrc'
Win.
1
riwlrted
in
irlre
tlHtn
a
trial:
'Afir
I
had
ucd
l
iHni-i
1
fi.nnd
tlwy
had
done
ih
rl.
and
after
havlnr
taken
fife
l.ien
wa
runipletely
relri'il.
I
ranwit
reiftinntend
your
fill
eiunirh
and
I
umild
ille
anynne
tiavlnr
a
weak
lieart
r
triNitiled
with
liern.iKoe.n
,
Mllhiirira
II.
i.
X.
Pint
in
at
all
dealer,
ur
mailed
dirert
mi
ri.eir.i
of
frlre
by
The
T.
Vilbiira
ii..
IJmlted,
1
orout'i.
ont.
Main,
(i.
W.
Neon.
Mr.
Wil
liam,
C.
W.
S.
Tremain
Mr.
Slewarl,
F.
Hairwill.
C.
How-
liolliam,
M.
Maceix,
W.
Myu-
kovich,
Mi
V.
Ilrowu
ami
Mr.
(1.
I
.
Ilmwn
nnil
eliil.l
NEED
OF
PLAY
SHEDS
-
at
the
school
wasmeiitione.l
al
the
chno
hoard
meetiiiir
Iat
uiMlil.
hul
a
the
board
had
nn
fund
on
hand
the
matter
wa
dropped
for
Ihe
jire.eiit.
Dr.
Herein
aked
Ihe
hoard
to
keep
Hie
mailer
in
mind
u
he
Ihouuhl
there
hould'
he
a
cov.
ered
ilaylied
a)
each
chool.
1
lie
winter
mi
fur
had
heen
a
mild
one
hut
usually
the
shed
were
needed
liadly.
The
frequent
chance
of
text
book
by
Ihe
education
depart
ment
wa
objected
lo
a
ni-'lit
al
Ihe
cboo
hoard'
niecliiijr
by
W.
II.
MoiilrTfiii'ie'ryi''
II
wa
explained
thai
it
wa
lar?ely
due
to
the
rhenie
for
slartriardlzinir
I
h
text
hook.
Iliroui'limit
the
Dominion
in
order
Dial
pupil
might
not
have
ditlicully
in
uiovinp
from
one
province
lo
another.
The
Trulee
Aocia-
lion
ha.d
already
pBer
s-ti-o.
In
I
Ion
objeclinir
(
-4fiviunr
J
4v
hanye.
FORCED
OUT
THE
PRICES
'ollow
the
Crowds
and
Save
Money
Address
on
"Ideal
Athlete"
Last!
Nlnht
Proved
Practical
and
Interesting
J
-
Ti"Jf
a
hi
uhjecl.
"The
Ideal
Alhlele,'-
)r.
John
A,
Wet
delivered
a
practical
and
Inler-elintr
addre
before
the
Tuxi
'Hiy
who
were
nut
in
force
al
I
heir
monMily
nujiper
in
the
Melhiiili!
ilhurcb
club
room
lal
nithl.
The
doctor
declared
that
uperiorily
amonar
alhlele
wn
lal-jrrly
a
mailer
of
liealllv
and
lieallli
wa
largely
a,
matter
of
proper
ealinz.
The
neakcr
out.
lilted
whal,
when
and
how
to
eal.
He
raid
that
Ihe
mind
was
a
(freal
factor
in
nlblplic
and
it
mui
be
active
and
educated.
Many
would-be
alhlete
with
.iplendid
bodie
would
never
be.
ucre.ful
because
Hiejr
iniml-t
were
lazy
and
untrained.
Followinir
Ihe
aildre..
the
hoy
nut
on
an
exhibition
bas
ketball
game
In
Ihe
srymriaoium.
II
wa
Ihe
first
srame
Dr.
Wel
------
-1
.
nan
ever
een
anil
he
evinced
much
inlerr!
in
it.
AT
ALL
LOCAL
SCHOOLS
SCH0OLB0ARD
NOT
The
need
for
more
idayhed
ANYTHING
TO
DO
WITH
POLYTECHNIC
The
school
board
at
its
meet.
ini'
last
eveninv
refused
to
have?
anylhinp
In
do
with
Itm
a(Tair
of
Ihe
Northern
Polytechnic
Institute
airainst
which
there
are
a
number
of
claims.
Secretary
Vance,
reported
that
he
had
written
J.
Pinder
Moss
aklnr
him
to
meet
the
board
in
connection
with
cerlain
mailers
but
this
had
nol
been
done,
Mr.
Pinder
Moss
explaining
Dial
all
documents
were
in
Ihe
hands
of
Ihe
official
receiver.
The
ecrelarv
exnlained
Hint
no
ofliciaDrcever
bad
beei
appointed
but
the
documents
were
Tn
Hie
hand
of
W.
K.
Fisher,
sidieilnr.
"
Motnrboal
"Prince
of
WnlcV"
is
expccltil
to
leave
here
next
Tuesday
for
.Ketchikan
takinp
fassnn,rers
and
freight.
For
particular
phone
Green
562.
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XVIII.
Ul
U
Uelll.
STORE
WILL
BE
CLOSED
ALL
DAY
TODAY
TO
ENABLE
US
TO
RE-MARK
MERCHANDISE
20
Doz.
Men's
Fine
Dress
Shirts.
Hcst
Canadian
.Makes,
Values
iji:i.0u.
Closing
Out
Price,
$1.45.
Stanfleld's
Pure
Wool,
Ribbed
Underwear.
Ileil
Label.
Closing
Out
Price,
$1.95.
15
Doz.
Men's
Sweater
Coats
and
Pullovers.
II
"ft.
Price
$1.00
u
!fl,r0.
Closing
Out
Price,
$1.95.
25
Doz.
Pure
Wool
Grey
Flannel
Work
Shirts.
He
it.
3,on,
Closing
Out
Price,
$1.45.
25
Doz.
Men's
8llk
Ties.
Heg,
price
$l.r0.
Closing
OutvPrice,
65c
50
Doz.
Soft
Collars,
in
fniiry
silk
strip-
Hog.
,
Price
oOc.
Closing
Out
Price,
3
for
55c
100
Men's.Worsted
and
Tweed
Suits.
Pure
Wool,
Assorted
Colors,
truaranleed
Fast
Colors.
Heg.
Values
to
!.10.00.
Closing
Out
Price,
$15.95.
60
Suits.
Mine,
ilrowu
ami
Urey.
Knglisli
Pure
Wool
Serges.
All
sizes.
Values
to
$10.00.
Closing
OutvPrice,
$24.95.
25
Boys'
Tweed
Suits.
Assorted
Colors.
Values
to.
$
lfi.no.
Closing
QutTjrice,
$5.95.
Hoys
Small
tfixe
to
20
nl
$2.95.
45
Heavy
Fall
Overcoats
in
assorted
shades,
all
sizes.
Values
In
.flft.OO.
Closing
Out
Price,
$21.95.
100
Pairs
Men's
Pure
Wool
Worsted
Pants.
All
sizes.
Values
to
$0.00.
Closing
Out
Price,
$4.95.
10
Doz.
Boys'
Shirts
and
Shirt
Waists.
All
sizes.
Values
o
$l.7.'.
Closing
Out
Price,
65c
25
Doz.
Boys'
Stockings..
All
sizes.
Hlark
rot-ton.
Heg,
price
33c-
Closing
Out
Price,
20c
25
Doz.
Carhartt's
A
Peabody's
Overalls.
Heg.
$2.50
Pair.
Closing
Out
Price,
$
1.85
AH
other
lines,
too
numerous
to
mention,
will
be
sold
regardless
of
wholesale
prices
ACME
IMPORTERS,
Ltd.
Mail
Orders
Filled
at
Sale
Prices
HTHE
Tudor
Console
Model
is
one
of
the
finest
examples
of
period
style
cabinet
making
tkat
Kas
ever
been
produced.
See
it!
AVAI.KKirs
MUSIC
StORK,
LTD.
McRAE
BROS.,
LTD.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
November
30,
December
19,
January
4
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
November
26,
December
15,
31
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
Forutedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.G.
OF
BUSINESS
Must
Vacate
in
30
Days
$40,000
Stock
Must
be
Sold
Regardless
of
Cost.
Our
Stock
consists
of
The
Best
Brands
of
Men's
and
Boys'
Clothing,
Boots,
Shoes,
Hats,
Caps
and
Furnishings.
Fixtures
for
Sale
'
1MASH
GO
Ck
ft
r
:
J
M
L
...
1
PA
O
damp
nn
.ih
iiiiMiiv
rriiiu
vnviimnor
inrn
or
x
o
m
THE
PROFITS
Boys'
Sweater
Coats
and
Pullovers.
Values
lo
2,ro.
Closing
Out
Price,
$1.45
100
Pairs
Men's
Box
Calf
Gun
Metal
Black
and
Brown
Boots.
Values
to
$S.50.
Closing
Out
Price,
$4.45
50
Pairs
Boys'
Leckie
and
Ames-
HoldenShoes.
Heg.
Price
$.",n0.
Closing
Out
Price,
$3.95.
25
Doz.
Men's
Caps,
assorted
shades.
Wonderful
Values
to
$.00.
Closing
Out
Price,
$1.45.
Men's
BrushFelt
and
Velour
Hats,
in
Brown,
drey,
(.reen
and
Black.
Values
to
.n.50.
Closing
Out
Price,
$3.95
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
or
Money
Refunded