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on
ihi
Jill
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nt
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for
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i
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x
Jim.
Jl
I
til,0iMi
frfV
.if
ll.viil.irk,
rlttMilil.
sml
l,ir,
tm
su
sn
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inr
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,,miinj.n
Hivir,
lunin.
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utfirih.
.
isrt
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br
sllownl
fr
rr
f'u"l'r
inrlicultrT.
of
ttis
f.Mrf
rorft.
.-,
lnc
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li.r".dr
'tumid
Kvrtiirr,
Iert,
B.C.
.XW
cereals
BECAUSE
of
its
creamy
flavor
and
rkhnest
(double
that
of
whole
milk).
Carnation
Milk
it,
ai
users
write.
"just
perfect
with
fruiu
and
cereals."
Carnation
it
juit
100
per
cent
cowi'
milk
with
part
of
it
natural
water
removed
by
evaporation
to
reduce
the
bulk
and
give
you
doubly-rich
milk
in
convenient,
t'ued
contaioert.
Nothing
is
added,
not
even
sugar.
Thus
St
creams
coffee,
cocoa,
fruits,
vegetables,
cereals,
gravies,
etc,
perfectly.
Order
a
supply
of
Carnation
with
your
groceries
today.
Prove
for
yourself
that
Carnation
is
your
safest,
most
dependable,
economical
Pure
Milk
Service.
MADL
IN
CANADA
Carnation
Milk
100
ft,
trl
mill
CnwW
The
Man
in
the
Meon
SAYSi-
s;
'
'
n
sum
llwtlrdiUoillil
lllnil
it
Wl!
lliil
i
t
-
I
HA
VI!
rm
hjrl)fn
to
Imsir
iMir
nr
lH.hl,r,
hair,
hut
lhal
hair
ainl
half
vnrtrly
i
an
aii.Hinna
(t.Mi.
-
$()V
lhal
wr-
nr
r""iruf
hark
'
yt
VKtam!'Mnlrj,',
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wnr
iimn,
whal
alMiii'
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iin
af
r
wii'it.'t
name
..f
aurltoii
t.r
iJ
tor
rU?Tnr"SrJi
'i"1
",
!"
,r"
r,,,,,,
hwmltnl,
-
'-rfih
tttorr
ot
man
.
i
I'otrw-i
(t'
of
itm
rm
rt
ir
tH.lrtri
i4rir.
....
Ten
Years
Ago
in
I'flitc
Kupert
.
j
October
1,
1913.
"
V?
uifZ!
W.
II.
lonk,,..
wrallhy
nnuuitr
tu
vj.
i
itrlubrr.
IttS.
for
lb
ni.il
nf
SiKiliinc
lias
onri'lial-il
M.
Alport,
inanair.T
of
Ihi
e.lliolliip
l.iinihrr
CU
rrjiirncl
from
VniifiMirr
on
llm
I'rlnco
iiiorff
Ihi
morYiinir.
Ho
an.
noiiiifcn
lhal
hi
roilijinny
i
im-IHirllnK
5,000
Ion
of
roal
from
Jaiati
lo
I""
rrlafliHriiw.
.'
.
Arrj.nllnir
l
T.
J.
Vaughn-lthy
Ho1
I'orllamt
Canal
T.'Kion
i
Hie
inl
dirnlfiriK"minoral
hMl
"in
Norlll
AniiTiral
.Mr.
Vaiuhati-Hhyn
ha
ln
hne
for
IliA
vnil
'Mk
In
rhiirn
"f
Hint
.ll.trii'l'
f
xtilt'il
l
Kxhihl-
Unit.
II
won
nri
pnr.i
ir
luunlily
of
i'm-o.
1
,
HOTEL
ARRIVALS'
Prince
Rupert
F.
J.
l,anraliT,
.1.
Nixon,
W.
A.
Allah,
H.
I'..
Uwoim,
nml
T.
f.arri'li.
Vnnrouvrr;
Ni'l
John-ann,
II.
Ji'Iiiimiii,
Marl
In
Anlr-mhi
urn)
I'.
I'r.lerfon,
S.-nlllo;
W
.1.
Mrl.miiK'M
nml
W.
nn-Slrwarl;
.
FHPl,f,
Miniieapo-ll;
Floy.l
Sinilli,
I'nily.
nk.;
'
11.
Hill,
Anyox;
llroru.'
Jhivi-r,
IViiar..;
Mr.
""'I
Mr.
A.
I..
Wnriitr.
I
ol
.-.til.
Mich.;
S.
Scl.o-firl.l
ami
W.
n.
Walon.
Wlnnl-p).)f;
II.
Maoki'tiiln
ami
M.
S.
Yountr.
r.il",ii'""i
M!,
w-Nohl.
Mani'lM'!''!-.
!wa;
Mrs.
S.
S.
.MhboIIIii,
I'rini'.'
ItuiMMl;
(.ui'l
Maillalr.lvilli
R.
II
llaiiM'ii,
ja.Mil,,...,
City;
Mr.
M.
I..
Wan!,
II.
Cniii.ahan,
Mm.
W.
1Um,uiI
lllatu'lic
IVll.
Ilurkli'y
liny.
Ctntral
UUlMirrl
MnHiull.
4IU
.
..
..
i
.....
an.
i
koii.
city:
iiin.l
.Mr.
r-
.
ll
S.
FlltniiuirlcP.
uigny
i.n..,
(ii.iu,
-nnnck.
J-
U't'?";
i!vs'ry.
v.
v.
KM.r.
W.
WaIUm
una
M.
(lerslifieM,
G..V.H.
1
1
Movies
and
Movie
People
I
(
i
!
!
!
!
i
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
sayings
of
those
who
WEEK
AT
THEATRES
HEARTS
AFLAME
IS
forol
of
niajflir
ihiics
entertain
the
public.
Monday
ainl
Tuesday.
"Heart
Aflame,"
a
Canadian
picture.
Pal
ho
lleview.
Woilnc-day
ami
Thursday.
Agnes
Ayre
in
"HaHng
Heart
'
Comedy
"The
Flivver."
Tin1
ww
Leather
Pusher.
It'tmiil
S,
"When
Kane
mot
Abel."
Fox
Now
ija.elle.
,
Friday
Saturday.
Itiuhard
Hart
holiness
anil
Dorothy
(i.h
in
"Fur'.
Topic
uf
tin
Hay.
.
n
a
at
at
a
harkxriiiiiiil
for
th"
notion.
While
in
I
In'
Oaiimliaii
wdikN,
tho
ilirorlor
launchiNl
Hit
firtl
thrill
of
t
li
iiotiire.
Iiloulntr
hp
a
.lam
ami
rrluiiiir
ton
thotinmt
Imir.'
log
In
fro
rarinff
inmlly
ilown
llm
rlwr.
II
o
luul
to
run.
Irnrl
th.
ilant
otpcially
for
I
ho
trono,
tuakins
il
a
Mihtlnnlial
ami
a
rornvt
from
an
niklnr-or-iiiK
lamlp.ill
a
thotiph
it
wrro
lo
lny
.
for
yi-ar.
Thi
was
in'comary
in
oMt
to
hohl
hi
nml
priivhlo
llio
propor
offivl
in
Iho
oploion.
Hill'
Iho
iironl.Nti
font
in
Iho
picture,
ami
Inchloiilally
on.'
of
I
he
mot
ilarjnR
projecli
oT
al-cnipl,.il
,
for
Iho
jicroon
is.
tho
raflnr
fnro
fir.
oilolo
which
lutiliW
up
I'1
Jiow-crful
Hi
mm
of
Iho
lory.
Stapoil
un.lrr
Iho
iicrMina)
iiporviln
of
finitiity
IVa-oilor
Sluarl
J.
Flinlhnm
ami
hit
forco
of
iiiio
luimlroil
ioiu.
Ule.s,
lift
fin
sweep
through
twenty
acre
of
pint?
Iree
while
Anna
(J.
NiUson
hrate
tic
flame
nl
ih
throttle'
of
a
loco-mollve
in
a
wilil
ride
for
powder
In
ilynamilc
a
whole
ADVERTISES
CARS
AND
SAVES
HER
FATHER
Agnes
Ayret
In
Racing
Hearts
Plays
Spectacular
Part
Tlial
il
pay!
In
adtcrtise
j
demonstrated
in
tin-
Paramount
pirtii
r.
"Itacirig
Heart"
starring
Agnes
Ayre,
which
will
bo
shown
hereal
the
mid-week.
Mi
Syren
hi
Hi"
rule
of
Vir
ginia
Kent.
iJaiighlef
of
an
atiln-
I
mobile
manufacturer,
is
benl
on
popularizing
the,
Oranada
car,
hr
father'
product.
An
a
mans
of
obtaining
publicity,
fiingor,
a
i
fciiown,
n
at
norsou
TUDII
I
IMP
CTfiDV
i
lnKlLLlNu
OlUKl
arrested
for
speeding
several
j
;lime.
She
also
has
a
f.ranada
Fire
In
Canadian
Woods
Pictures
aeing
er
luilll
under
her
miwt-
as
one
of
Scenes
In
This
-
jvision.
ami
it
U
with
(hi
lhal
t
Story
'"lii
wln
lhe'
racing
classic.
Tho
j
'
'(frand
Prize
Haoe.
Thi.
along
ltfilliii
I
tlii
outstanding
ber
Mher
exploit
.
(aue
f-atiire
wf
Iteglnald
Marker"
s
''
favorable
comment
oh
thr
lnlft
production.
lleai
('
,5nnula
Motor,
ami
they
Iwgin
,
flame."
which
present
Frank1"
rapidly.
In
Ihi
way
iin-
K
ii
mi
and
Antra
Q.
NiUon
al
"v
,","
fatlir-r
from
hank.
thi"
hwi.l
of
a
-Irmi?
rn.l
lonivhl
niplry.
Iiifiil-ntally.
i.fio
win
lh
-u
Fr.un
.larl
lf
flnih.
thf
pirinrr.
"
t
a
iMiKlufiil
chap-I
rarriii
with
il
an
air
of
r'aliiy
ami
mm
wt
ion
that
only
liiii
ro
YD
ON
SV.H00NEH
effort
ronl.l
iro.lnN.
!
......
tin
oii'
iMva.ion
onrinp
mo
n
llllljil
riLUllIlU
TUAI
I
AM
soma
In
ak
the
r.hior
1',n",
nnniN
in
Ihf
filmuifi'
lu
i.ul.lih
llir
Onr
n.
,f
a
,,or
"p
en,,r"
Richard
Barthelmess
Spent
Three
Ti
lirtt.iT."
I.,
miiiic
in.nid
"miM-
"P
'"
tr.H.k.
Ilrit.:
w
.
w
w
T
.
'
?
'Zr.h'ill
Zt'JSr.TMx,
naiiilinu
rnlillr,!
-11.,
I'rinr
A
Sc.-
From
R,5aaU
B.rk.r's
t'-l
II
tCli
I
MVluf
vrr
tll
I
irflaard
fof
r
John
llurkinir
a
Slnrm.
which
rroduiM
"iwtm
"ma
w.m
a
xolil
IH.-.UI
ami
.liploiiia
al
,,,
(.oluiubia.
wh.
ri'
Im
inl
the
nvnl
rliilnlon.
h.
yrn
w.-k
kH"ik
womlerful
Horry
S.
Owper
of
tli
l,am',r'iit.loor
rn
with
an
nt.Miie
I'rinr
limrpiti.
I
In
arliL
S.
t:.
.
Hayiln
of
lh
Marine
ami
FI'liTi
l',iartnii'iil
al
Ollawa
lia'jMt-il
an
onlir
for
a
iinilar
Company
roinmiir
hy
li.
W.
i.riffith
l.
f
on
of
llie
rfatt
iiii-tur.'
fir
pr.Mtiest
nn.l
n
.lociiinciil
fr.uu
lif.'
Hirlianl
liartlielmi!.'
iiw
olarrinc
pnltM,ll(iii.ii,'Kur'."
in
whii-h
Itorolhy
iili
play
i.jiioir
li
in.
it
a
rlatr
of
the
im
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam
-W
V
UCHABSUKTHEUESS
iTary"
nea.
Unlike
the
vvn
must
jiic-lures
of
the
sea
nre
miufo,
.
Mr.
Itarthelmess
ami
his
siiortinK
company
livn!
fof
lllree.w'eek
on
nn
til.l
schooner
minus
all
r;om-
forls
anil
conveniences,
uili'Tjrn-
ip
Iho
same
experiences
as
fall
to
the
men
Who
still
salt
Iho
:even
Vas
in
wi
nil.
jam
mors.
-
"In
spile
nf
the
hantsliiiis'
il
was
Iho
most
fascinating
Juiirney
I
have,
ever
taken,"
Mr.
Harthel-
mess
says,
"1
he
lualhemattcs
r
naviiralion
hecamo
clear
lii-ine.
I
Icarneil
o
read
Iho
compass
nn.l
sleer
hy
it,
Tho
stories
sumo
of
Iho
olil
sails
wi-iniil
loll
(if
Iheir
SB'am
JHBiaaawssSTv
nw:
.SkWiaaaasak.
.
jmskajm',
vbbbsi
-
t.i.-..-
ft
BARTHELMESS
Dorothy
OUh
t'JVW
At
Wcstholtno
Theotro
Friday
and
Saturday.
A
wortklvhile
Reputation
The
head
of
one
of
thi
country's
great
manufacturing
institutions
says:
"The
Man
who
.
builds
and
the
man
who
buys
are
both
beneficiaries
of
reputation.
To
the
one
it
is
a
continuous
spur
and
ihcentiye-to
the
-other,
,
the
strongest
of
all
guarantees
that
what
he
buys
is
worthy."
Patronize
the
manufacturer
or
merchant
who
has
a
reputation
for
honesty
and
fair
dealing.
Such
motives
must
actuate
the
consistent
advertiser.
The
man
who
invests
real
money
in
building
a
reputation
for
himself
and
his
merchandise
cannot
afford
to
risk
.
any
of
it
by
taking
unfair
advantage
of
his
customers.
He
must
retain
the
good-will
of
the
buying
public
Without
this,
his
business
cannot
succeed
j
Every
time
he
advertises
he
puts
his
reputation
in
your
hands.
His
products
or
the
wares
he
has
for
sale
must
make
good.
His
service
must
be
as
advertised.
That
is
why
it
pays
to
read
advertisements,
to
deal
with
advertisers
and
to
buy
advertised
goods.
Yes,
it
is
worth
your
while
to
Read
The
Advertisements
pxperione'!
won'
romance
carriwl(i.orKe;
John
Will,
W.xnlcock,
ito
Iho
Xlh
.loirive.
K.
F.
Mirh.nnl.
Hi.
a
lone.somo
I
iff
though,
in
fipito
of
tho
fact
lhal
you
are
'never
alone.
There
i
no
privacy.
Ilut
lo
le
cut
off
from
the
worhl
Ifor
lhre
week,
without
any
communication,
not
eon
a
wireless,
makes
you
realm-
isolation
as
nothiiiK
else
will.
It
sure
....
..
i
I
no
urst
eiecinc
nunis.
in
me
new
town
system
are
now
in
operation.
Isaac
Martin,
fpresl
ranger,
has
heen
lransforro.il
In
Fr.ifciiis
Lake
ami
has
coif
lo
assume
Ueenieil
pooil
In
huy
a
newspaper
his
new
ilutie.s.
Mr.
Martin
nml
when
we
rowe.
into
(Sloucester
snn
expeel
lo
join
him
;as
soon
and
also
to
feel
some
nt
the
rnni.Us
he
uhtains
a
suilahle
fesi.
forts
of
home
once
asain."
,'ileiwe
Ihero.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mr.
nml
Mrs.
Waller
Warner
have
ef
for
Kaluin
Lake
Thurs-
.iay,
IIioiikIi
Mr.
Warner
will
liol
reiunie
his
duties
immediately.
t
Mrs.
A.
While
ami
family
have
left
for
Vancouver
lo
join
her
hushaml.
Mr.
and
Mrs;
llnvks
celobrae.1
heir
Iwenlv-ninUi
wiHldi'uK
iiii-
)iviMary
oiil'hursday.
Tho.
occasion
was
celebrated
hy
a
little
dinner.
Annuig
those
presenl
were
"r.ramlina"
l.itllo,
Mrs.
tiriejr,-
Miss
Onalee
(iriesr.
Miss
Annie.
tVnisins
and
Mrs.
Annie
Hoss
and
HIIwo.mI
Hronks.
Charle.s
Durham
of
Usk
was
in
(own
Thursday.
F.
Kckhanll,
K.
Harrison,
F.
H.
Johnson,
James
l.loyd
ami
II.
O.
Her;
made
a
Irip
In
lowir
Ihis
week
also
Anions
those
registered
Ihe
past
wyek
tit
Ihe
Terrace
Hotel
are:
Fred
.Myers,
Vancouver;
0.
(I.
Divian,
J.
Turnhull,
llazellnn;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Marlin,
W.
Warner
and
wife.
Olof
Hanson,
11.
W.
I'arker.
TIioiiihs
W.
I'arson,
I'riiu'e
llnperl;
W.
11,
Hucknall,
Vancouxw;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ilraken-huVy,
Anishury;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harris,
A.
J.
fiook,
Vancouver;
J.
Lfc
Wilson,
Victoria,
O,
H.
Heig,
0.k;
F.
11.
Johnson,
John
Oliver,
Victoria;
M,
Williams,
Trince
A
packed
InniSio
welcomed
Hon.
Joint
)ljer
on
hjs
'ap(Mrance
hefnre
Ihe
cillien',
of
Terrace.
Most
of
the
meeting
was'friven
over
lo
rofulinff
Ihe
charjfes
;aiil
aiiiiinst
ihe
present
goyernnienl
hy
Ihe
other
patiies".
,
The.
following
,
weia
reftisteiisl
at
the
Tonrisl
llole'l
.luring
asl
week:
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Skatlhro.
Mrs.
Smoke
ami
Irs..
Itrowu',
15.
It.
McKay,
K.
F.
I
)uhy,'."n,
n1er-son,
A.
Oslerhersr,
l.
M,',
II
tick
in,
Mr.
and
Mrs.M.
"(loiuales,
p.
Denhadig,
W.
Pudjyk,
W.
rtich-j
aitls,
tlus,
Johnson,
Jos,
(ligeus,
J.
Krlandsen,
M.
AHard,
J.
CI.
Knight,
H.
0.
Wilcox,
II,
iJelf,
G.
It.
McKay,
J.
Marcel,
.1.
Helway.
t'.corge
HartTey,
William
Holt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morgan,-
Hert
Wilson,
S.
Kohinson,
W,
Aird,
I,.
Sherman,
O.
W.
Oraham,
W.
II.
Scoll,
Miss
I..
Spudding,
T.
Tor-kelson,
W.
0.
Mennie,
II.
Her?-man,
John
tirendell,
Alhert
A.
Cole,
Fred
G.
Myers,
W.
11.
Shockley,
M.
.1.
McNeil,
W.
F.dgar,
J.
(.raves,
F..
I'eersou,
I.
Allen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Angus,
J.
Sherman,
V.
It.
Minilon,
J.
Ilngman,
II.
S.
Iterrytnan.
J.
I.arsen,
II.
K.
flenereal
A.
I),
McKuo
ati)
Mr.
Whileside
wore
passengers
on
Iho
.sleamer
Ganlena
last
night
goinic
lliniugh
to
Anyox
where
n
meeling
will
he
held
lonight
in
Ihe
Interests
of
Ihe
Provincial
Parly.
Loggers
&
Prospectors
BOOTS
Men's
Fine
Shots
from
$4.50
Mien's
Brown
Calf
Shoes,
in
Goodyear
Well',
wide
or
nar-row
Iocs,
from
$5.50
Hand
Made
Loggers'
Boots
from
$8.50
REPAIRING.
'
GEO.
HILL
The
Shoeman.
Next
SI.
Regis
Cafe.
SUITS
Made
to
individual
measure
from
various
fabrics
for
you
lo
A-hoose
froiu,
in
all
the
very
lalesf,
colors
and
male-rials.
Kvcry
suil
made
exactly
fo
your
measure.
'
Guaranteed
To
Fit.
Come
in
today
and
we
will
how
you
our
new
fabrics.
Prices
Are
Moderate.
DRY
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
BY
STEAM.
Service
night.
LING
The
Tailor
Second
Aire.
Phono
C4B.
Opp.
post
Office
Corner.