if
t
V
V
1
11
fl'H
POVkl
Full
Range
of
Hurlbut
Shoes
For
Children
and
Misses.
We
are
now
sole
agents
for
this
city
Ask
about
our
rebuilt
service
whereby
we
repair
jlURLHUT
shoes
and
make
Ihpm
a
size
larger.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
BUY
A
HOME
j
Twenty
acre
tract,
fronting
on
Eraser
Hiver,
one
mile
from
railway
station,
with
5
room
house,
barn
and
chicken
house,
five
acres
cultivated
and
fenced.
Two
acres
slashed.
Five
acres
with
commercial
timber.
Oood
school,
elc.
This
home
can
be
had
for
$2,000.00
Oliver
Typewriter.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
$
Hanson
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Ilread
is
your
best
food,
Kat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
(lie.
.leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
Stove
WOOD
We
h.ave
Just
receiYC4
"X
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
Sire
cut
to
order.
Also
Kindling
In
Sacks.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CHOP
8UEY
and
NOODLES,
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rent.
Prices
Reasonable
Phone
Blue
A71.
Second
Ave,
REDUCE1
HIGH
COST
OF
LIVING.
Eliminate
the
draught
around,
your
windows
an
use
less
coal.
SEE
OUR
PATENT
WEATHER
STRIP
For
Doors
and
Windows,
Glass
and.
Mirrors
of
all
kinds.
T..
ROS8
MACKAY.
Phone
piue
10S.
I
BRINGING
UP
jaVv
LOOK
VF
NFFn
siv
MEN
FO
THST
-
imt
nvjirtt.u-
HAVE
vOO
COT
MMF
MIMmcv
-
I
CAM
ND
FOR
TELLS
ABOUT
NEW
SYSTEM
Electron
Ic
Theory
Put
Into
Prac
tloe.by
San
Francisco
Expert
Dives
Results
VICTORIA.
October
I.
'
)r,
Albert
Ab
rains'
Jheory
of
rleclronio
basis
of
uMagjiosJs
ofl
jtnsease,
wnicii
lias
certainly
come
ilo
slay,
ranks,
as
far
as
iliairno-l
Isis
is
concerned,
as
the
greatest
cnnlrihulion.
to
modern
medicine.
iTIio
future
of
this
discovery
is
unlimited,
and
the
biff
men
of
lUie
world
are
looking
towards
this
great
development
with
great
interest,"
claimed
Dr.
F.rnest
Hall,
prominent
Victoria
nodical
ma
and
cilypolice
com
-
mi.sioner,
in
addressing
mem-
hers
of
the
Kiwanis
ntuh
at
their
''weekly
luncheon
gathering
in
the's,ason
finally
closes
on
October
Dominion
Ilnfol.
'
In
a
very
entertaining
address1
Dr.
Hall
told
the
Kiwanians
of
the
criticism
that
Dr.
Abrams
and
his
followers
were
receiving
at-
the
hands
of
particularly
tliose
wjio
did
not
even
go
to
the
I
rouble
of
-investigating
the
iiewA-
M-
"avie-
carried
Imihe
the
discovery
for
themselves,
'fhe
peaker
said
that
Dr.
Abrams
was-
the
most
"discussed"
and
the
iiinst
"cussed"
man
on
the
continent
today,
mid
said
that
the
same
applied
to
I
In:
medical
men
wio
have
thiirouglily
looked
into
his
electronic
system,
and
have
lecideij
to
and
are
applying
it
in
the
reief
of
human
ills.
Dr.
Hall,
stated
that
"all
phe
nomena
can
lie
expressed
in
terms
of
electronic
activity,
thus
bridging
the
.
gulf
between
the
physical
and
meta-physical.
carrying
us
into
jhe
region
of
the
spirilual.
The
only
difference
between
one
person
and
another
is
that
(heir
composite
vibrations
are
at
a
d
liferent
rale.
Dr.
Abrams
has
determined
the
vibra
tory
rale
of
different
diseases,
selecting
normal
rates
of
vibra
tions
for
normal
healthy
bodies
and
discovering
abnormal
con
ditions
in
abnormal
vibrations."
What
Theory
Can
Do.
The
speaker
contended
that
the
sex.
nationality,
distance,
loca
tion
of
the
individual,
the
presence
of
disease,
if
any,
its
type
Hlii
I
exacl
location
in
Hie
body,
could
be
determined
from
a
drop
of
liuoi,
(-veil
although
the
body
from
which
it
came
plight
be
thousands
of
miles
away,
He
said
that
this
was
done
in
3,000
cl
inics
jn
Canada
nnd
the
United
Stales.
"Dr
Abrams'
theory
can
tell
a
man's
creed
from
the
examina
tion
of
a
drop
of
his
blood,
or
his
written
signature.
Electrons
go
down
the
pen
or
pencil
of
the
writer
In
the
paper
and
become
fixed
indefinitely
in
the
hand
writing,
so
that
even
in
later
years
lie
discovery
can
be
mode."
celarei
Dr.
Hal,
as
he
pointed
out
.Mint
what
was
pecea,ry
o
pernil
the
practice
of
the
)brainy
theory
in
ils
c.otupptC
form
were
two
rheostats,
a
two
stage
transformer,
a
grounded
circuit
and
the
presence
of
the
human
being
as
a
reagent,
Trace
Disease
The
system
discovered
by
Y)r.
Mirains'
was
able
lo
trace
any
disease
ha
n
human
being
is
afflicted
with,
and
tell
the
place,
stage
of
progression
and
the
chances
of
the
person
for
re
covery,
said
the
speaker.
Dr.
Abrams
was
able
to
fm
out
whether
or
not
a
person
was
a
crook.
"I
know
vou
w
say
that
what
I
have
loh
you
is
nothing
but
hunk,
and
that
fain
crazy.
I
want
o
tell
you
that
sweated
blood
for
weeks
when
I
was
looking
into
this
theory,
and
I
didn't
know
whether
I
was
lining
hyp.
notlzed
or
imposed
upon,
I
have
FATHER
IQT
faCErSP
LOp
Aa
A.CTO
V
'
carefully
studied
this
electronic
M'-m,
ami
am
ronvipee.i
tpal
ts
n
inarveiious
uiseovery,
ami
iii'iii'w
ii
11
1
:is
vol
inn
iiiiio-n
fir
,
first
A.
Wylie
won
Uie
gold
medal
ami
spoon,
A.
M.
Smith
the
silver
medal
and
ll.
V.
Cameron
the
bronze
medal
wiile
turkey.
In
the
second
class
Iter!
Wilson
look
the
silver
medal
ami
E.
ludsoi
(Jie
bronze.
The
individual
score
were
as
follows:
200
500
000
A.
Wylie
30
32
2H
90
A.
M.
Siiiilh
....
28
30
23
8
1
II.
W.
Cameron
27
25
2577
A.
M
Davies....
r.
2
21
71
lrass
2i
2ft
111
0'J
-M.
.ainh
20
22
1
7
5
.
Wilson
23
22
1057
f).
Corker
....
111
22
8-1-1
y
Second
Class
llert
Wilson
..
8
15
21
I
E.
Hudson
22
IC,
7-55
F.
Davies
25
0
510
W,
Iluller
....
17
H
W
39
A.
Squires
....
II
IO
125
"
K,
I
fjKaf
l
I
1
TH1
OAm.HWI
yondayi
October
1,
1923.
I'VE
COT
QtbctEt
NOTICE.
FOR
HOU
.
J
nr.
i.-.iMi
--
.in.,
i.jijiinnmiiy
n;i-
iot
righters,
has
jfonn
to
Kiip-ony
been
touched
concluded.
Dr.
'and
to
lend
his
advice
to
British
M"i
warmiy
appiau.ie.i
...r
..in
niH-resiuip
remaiKs.
nni7r
iifiMiTrnp
rlll.r.
If
llllir.ll
A
-'
AT
DICI
C
C
II
A
AT
""
il,l,'I's'i"S
account
of
the
ad-Al
AIFLLi
OllUu!
iv,,,l,mw
l'
'Miniimt.yed
in
his
TwP
"ore
Sppon
Shoots
Before
Close
of
Season
on
October
Fourteen
The
last
big
prize
Rifle
Association
shoot
of
the
season
was
held
yesterday
at
the
Mr.Mclio)
(Jreek
ranges
when
medals
and
,,,,,,r
lh'
WP,
wn
wal
marksmen.
There
will
be
two
"lore
spoon
shoots
before
the
.
'fritay
the'
shoolcrs
-
rwere
"
-lasses,
in
ine.iue
laooer
until
lit
experience
j
failed
tti
produce
a
real
heavy
Ujweighl
leader.
II
is
on
Ibis
ac
count
thai
Tex
OJlourkc,
who
,
.
.
I.....
i....t.
I
hi-
iiuiMM
Minn'
oi
.
America
s
pugilisiir
pminolers
amUportinir
finite
in
their
quest
for
a
"ltiit-
lloiie.
At
a
recent
meeting
!,f
ts
enthusiasts
hei.i
in
London
to
celebrate
the
"move
in'iil,"
the
American
expert
jnive
i-i-.ui-n
mi-
it
I'lMiirimi'r
ii
r
nil
championship.
Al
lite
towns
and
village
of
England,
Mr.
O'llourkn
explained,
have
been
searched
for
the
right
men.
The
;dan
is,
when
a
heavyweight
of
potentialities
is
dis-
commcu,
io
pay
linn
lie
same
salary
he
has
been
earning
and
jpul
him
through
the
most
rigor.
oiis
training
Dial
an
English
boxer
has
ever
experienced,
lie
will
be
taught
"the
whole
busi
ness'
and,
when
he
is
'fit,
started
-
fighting
at
the
iliollnin
rung
of
uch
Hint
he
may
have
some
chance
of
beating
whoever
the
champion
of'liilime
happens
to
be.
Mr.
O'Hourke
said,
in
his
search
of
England,
that
he
had
discovered
four
or
five
young
men
witli
the
desired
physioal
qualities
coupled,'
as
far
as
could
be
known
at
IhiV
stage,
with
the
necessary
menial
imalilies.
The
first
discovery
to
oass
the
let
was
Leslie
Price,
son
of
a
liristol
hotel-keeper,
who
is
0
ft.
2
in.
in
hejghl,
weighs
.'20
pounds,
and
is
20
years
of
age,
In
the
same
town
was
founJ
Henry
Waller
.McCran.
6
ft.
3
Wjall.'in
lbs.
in
weiJht,
aped
22..
"I
have
never
seen
a
iiin
Mil
the
raw'
possessed
of
more,,
aggression
than
Ibis
one,"
said
Mr.
O'Hourke.
From
Hirminuliam
comes
Wil-
.
.
.
II
ll
I
n
IMiui
riesiHise,
ll
ll.
j
ill.,
mil
pounds.
Willi
eenlionaIlv
liirael
to
throw
about
hags
'of
sugar
weighing
2110
pounds
as
if
Ih'ey
were
feather
pillows.
.
London's
contribution
is
a-policeman
li
ft.
3
In.
In
height,
with
good
hands
iiainls
ami
a
ery
long
reach.
fl.iverpool
has
given
Isaac
Ingle-
,
.,.
,,
x.njr.r-u.ur-.
,.T.r-
i
H,,
a
gjal)
of
Jiflf
S
III.,
will)
England
is
fine-combing
her
has
been
Hcciulnmed
at
his
trade
n
ranks
of
youth
and
strength
in
search
of
a
man
of
sullicicul
physique
to
ipeel
the
heavy
weight
champion
of
the
world,
For
25
years
ie
country
has
Thi$
4-Spring
Silent
Motor
it
exclvtive
to
sTHe
HBHSBflsQQCEBBBBsSBSZIHsa
BBVFFiJia.l
HTHIS
nvotor
M
designed
end
built
entirely
h$
tKe
1
BrunisJick
Company.
In
this
ws?
tKt
flsless
qualirjl
of
r?erp
prt
snd
tKe
faultless
accurscy
of
every
dti
of
orkmaniKip
are
asfured.
Th
Brunrvick
Motor
does
its
ork
with
silent,
never-failing
efpcUnc?,
Msn
beautiful
Brunswick
Teble,
Cabinet
and
Console
models
from
$60.00
up.
EASY
TERMS
WALKEirH
Ml'HKJ
HTDHK,
IPf).
MeM.K
IUIUH.,
i;m.
M
CPP
KHQ
II
f
I
iFUf"WPM
POO
TUKT
'TO
I
"
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1
I
JI
f
I
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7
I
mmk
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News
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Ads.
a
CENTS-
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
AUvrtiemont
Taken
for
Lse
lltan'rSO
WANTED
ISLAM)
LOCATION
WANTED.-Will
lease
or
purchase
and
re
wara
locaior
for
Island
or
group
with
a
thousand
acres
or
more,
or
finance
owner
in
development
of
fur
farm.
T
Oerard,
G03
Seaboard
Huilding,
Seattle.
WANTED.
Men
and
women
to
learn
barhcring.
Paid
while
learning
and
tools
freo.
Write
for
catalogue.
MHer
Itarber
College,
Vancouver,
H.C.
WANTED
by
married
couple,
without
children,
furnished
apartment
or
house
close
in.
Phone
lireen
2U.
232
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Ell
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ENCEI
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Ell
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532
jORJALE
APPLY
to
JOHN
ll.
COOPER,
Cedarvale,
H.C.,
for
Hie
following:
pRHjiis
down-two
(2)
loiis
onlbesl
green
tomatoes,
while
they
last,
tc.
lb.
Six
(ti)
tons
only
Irish
Oob-bler
Potatoes,
l..0
per
IfOlb.
or
$22.00
Ion,
Heels,
g
I
quality,
3c.
lb.
92.50
too
lbs.
Turnips,
Kangaroo,
excellent
eating,
2c.
lb.,
l.75
100
h.
Carrots,
half
long,
3c.
lb.,
2.50
100
lbs.
Cabbage,
Kibloiiau,
green,
Ic.
A3.00
100
lbs.
00
doz.
only
Corn.
Mldgels.
1
5c.
doz.,
"O.K.'s"
25o.
doz.
Note.
Wrap
the
tomatoes
in
paper
and
place
in
a
dark
place
and
they
will
ripen.
Prices
F.O.II.
Cedarvale.
Shipments,
Wednesdays.
g.w
FOR
SALE,
Mr'Clary
healer,
brick
lined,
size
1
10,
almost
new.
for
lfi.no.
721
Fifth
West.
Phone
Hlue
100.
231
FOR
SALE.
New
h.mse,
four
rooms
and
bathroom
on
corner
lot.
Apply
I
lit,
Seventh
Ave.
and
Howser.
23i
HOUSE
FOR
SALE.
Four
rooms
and
bathroom.
Apply
110,
Seventh
and
Howser.'
230
LOST
LOST.
Helween
Presbyterian
church
and
Munro's
Orocery,
diamond
shaped
brooch.
Pink
cameo
centre,
blue
stones,
gold
frame,
Interwoven
with
pearls.
Reward
5,0(i.
Rc
turn
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olllce.
233
and
a
long
reach.
All
these
j
hope's"
shortly
will
begin
H
long
course
of
training
at
a
j
camp
in
Malvern.
And
they
will
do
nothing
except
train
mid
learn
for
Hie
next
six
mouths,
when
Hie
het
of
litem
will
be
given
a
inalcli.
Hut
even
iMhey
live
up
in
ail
expectations,
ll
is
iinlln-
pated
thai
18
months
imisl
pass
before
any
one
of
them
might
have
a
chance
of
meeting
the
I
it
In
holder.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(I.
Whitehead
rrlurned
at.
the
end
of
the
week
from
Vaiiderhoof
where
Mr.
.Whitehead
has
been
relieving
manager
ir
the
Canadian
Hank
of
Commerce,
for
several
weeks.
Last
nluhl
he
left
on
thn
Cur
dena
for
Anyox
where
he
wil
act
as
manager
for
'
the
tiexl
month,
.Mrs.
Whitehead
remaining
ill
the
city.
On
Mr.
White
heads
return
from
Anyox,
they
expect
o
go
on
their
annual
vacation,
FOR
RENT
I
Foil
II
EN"!'.
Furnished
rooms
Willi
nr
u'llliiuil
In
in
r.
I
lime
eooking.
.M.Mier)e
rotes.
Sr.'
IOIK
IH'Ollls,
im.
Phone
lllaek
329.
STEAM
.
lle.nleil
Pl.nl
-
-
f,.r
r.nl
.......
!
Jlespur
apartment.
M.
M
Stephens.
MODRIIN
four
room
flat
for
rent,
Wcslenhavcr
Hroa.
tf
BOARD.
J.OAIID.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
ROOM
AND
OOARD
PALMP.H
HOUSE.
00
Seventh'
Avenue
Went.
Phone
Red
f
Furnished
suites
TAXI
Tail
67
Phone.
(Call
Oeorg"
or
Oust)
Ross
Brothers.
Ilest
Service
In
(he
City.
Anywhere.
Anytime.
Day
or
Night
Standi
Boston
Qrlll
Third
Avenue
AUCTION
RALES.
.JJondui-teU
in
your
home
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CHIROPRACTOR
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Prince
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H.C.
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lo
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7
lo
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Phone
Illue
625.
Residence.,
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136.
EXPERIENCED
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Hooda
Mrs.
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Kaien
Shoe
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711
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