Friday
Vovemher
3i1.
t'ft33.
Wliv
Nntf
m
8ense
Wai
to
Movers
yTliy
11UL
to
Keep
Family
Healthy,
Happy
Mail
a
Xmas
Cake
Till
year
to
youp
friend?
Wo
can
decorate,
Xina
Lake
to
yntir
own
choice
of
il.-tin
Unit
will
not
v'
ilaieaj-fd
iin
Hit
mails.
Cake
parked
ready
In
mall
free
of
charge.
ElectricWindow
Bakeries
Third
Ave.
I
:
Sho
Phone
667.
Men
Polid
Leather
Work.
Ing
Shoe
at
$5.00
I.eallier
lined
Hnx
Calf
Hoot
.In'lllnrk
or
llrown
nl
$6.00
Hand
made,
LnugcrA'
Hoots
from
$8.50
Men's
and
Boys'
Rubbers.
SHOE
REPAlKlNQ.
GEO.
HILL
The
Shoeman.
Third
Ave,,,
next
St.
Itcgl.
The
Famous
LADY8MITH-WELLINGTON
I.
nmn
and
too
Site.
STERLING
Stove
and
Egg
Sizes.
We,
del
hev
in
nrk
fr
hulk.
IMione
ii
your
order
day
or
night.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
Main
Of(ife
Hofel
Central,
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCH1DA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Hnte
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
659.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Situate
In
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Iluildin?.
Room
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Healed.
Hot
and
Cold
.Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
6.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Cool,
Sand
ond
Gravel.
W
Specialize
In
Plan
and
Furniture
Moving.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert1
Loading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
I
1
(JUALj
and
Prevent
Expensive
Sickness
All
mother
know
how
iinni
.1
I
to
gel
(heir
huhand
and
the
r'l
of
III'
mil
V
lo
lake
or.1ln
ary
medicine.
Yel.
Ihi
i.
Hip
Ueasnn
when
they
are
bothered
""'"I
irequentiy
with
Indigestion
cunicd
longue.
roimllnallon
nervousness
and
I
he
manv
fympto'nf
if
a
ircneral
run.
down
condition.
And,
unless
they
gel
rid
of
thee
trouble
and
build
ttlPmeve
nn.
thpv
are
no'
able
to
throw
off
rough,
cold,
iore
inroat
and
thp
more
dangerous
wintry
ill
Ihnl
every
'.,,..1
t
it
I
hi
rd
rend
in
I?
.
The
Man
in
the
Moos
j
SAYSc
j
WOMKN
in
(hi
cily
work
o
hard
I
bat
thejr
have
lo
play
auction
bridge
in
Ihe
afternoon
in
order
to
recupernlc
A
NKWSI'APKU
despatch
pub-li.ilicd
in
Ihe
oulh
I
In
Ihe
ef.
feci
lhal
It.C.
nut
are
In
go
lo
Ihe
Did
Country.
Plenty
nf
mil
Hierp
already.
Why
end
more?
IT
'wa
a
bright
unday
,cho(d
boy
who
thought
be
knew
why
David
aid
he
would
ralher
be
a
doorkeeper
in
Ihe
lloue
of
the
Lord
lhan
dwell
in
the
lenln
of
unrighliMiune.
lie
said
if
he
wo
a
door
keeper
he
could
lep
nutlile
while
Ihe
sermon
wa
being
preached.
.
i
OLD
Nickelparer
bought
hi
wife
a
bouquet
of
roir.
The
nhock
killed
her
and
then
he
ukc.I
lliii
rose
for
Ihe
funeral.
TIIF.nK
I
a
limit
lo
.everything
except
Ihe
number
of
curious
parking
place
u
girl
will
find
for
her
gum.
-z.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
I
.
In
In
Piinc
Piinc
Rupert
Rupert
I
"
"
W
Ml
III
XI
f
November
30,
1913.
J.
A.
Kirkpalrick
has
received,
word
that
A.
l.
Nelson,
formerly
engaged
in
the
clolhing
slore
here,
has
pascd
away
at
Oyslal
Lake,
Mlmii'sola,
Chief
Constahle
Waller
Owen
nr
IhV
Provincial
police,
Sor-gennl
A.
J.
PhilHnson
and
dm-stuble
Doollllte
relurnod
today
anxlou
to
keen
on
limine
and
.building
tip
Hip
ylem.
Thpy
have
proved
trt
theinselve
what
It
will
dn
and
thpy
will
keep
up
their
dne
lo
Increase
appetite,
improve
digestion,
lone
the
torpid
liver,
genUy
correct
constipating,
regain
trcnglh,
energy
and
vigor
and
have
purer,
lipallhier
hlnd
rour
ng
.Ihroush
Ihfir
vein
lo
keep
theni
warm
lhee
cool,
crii
day.
Get
a
hoi
lie
today.
The
rnl
i
small
and
votir
inonev
will
hn
relumed
hy
any
of
tin
following
druggists
mile
you
are
com-
try
(hi
with
those
in
vnur
..i.i.i..
...it.n.i
,
family
who
are
in
need
or
at
'strengthening,
nourishing
tonic
"r
'n,'her
I
sold
in
I'rince
Jiil
a
poonfiil
of
Dr.
Tharher'n'Jt"r
,,y
rnw"'
''n,i'p''
"'
hv
Jin
a
wineglass
of
water
after
the
pfl,,inr
ruggil
in
every
city
'
.
.
i
r
a
anil
town
next
few
meal.
Notice.
Ihe
nulek
(difference
In
the
way
I
hey
look,;
jeat,
sleep
ami
feel.
Till"
wholesnmp
veuelntite'
Ionic
I
pleasant
lo
take,
and
iiu-ally
make
tlieni
feel
o
much
lieller
Ihe
nxt
day
that
Ihey
arc!
WINDING
UP
OF
ROUGH
GRADING
System
of
Payment
for
Section
Five
Work
Adopted
and
Court
of
Revision
Is
'
Appointed
On
motion
of
Aid.
rMcphen
econ"iled
hy
Aid.
Collarl.
the
icily
council
lnt
eveninir
ai-iHinled
Aid.
I'erry.
Aid.
Mimro,
I
Aid.
Sntitli.
Aid.
Macilonalil
and
.Mayor;
Newlon
lo
il
on
Decern.
her
17,
a
a
court
of
reviion
for
the
special
local
improve,
menl
aenjeul
on
Ihe
Fourth
and
Fifth
Avenue
'et
trading
wrk.
It
wa
al
decideil
lo
adopt
the
aine
ylein
of
nemoiit
for
Ihi
work
a
hail
been
followed
j
the
Section
I
lr,e
ur?acinir.
tUirher4'
loF
will
"pay
full
frontage
on
avenue
and
half
on
treet.
lol
farinp
only
on
t
recto
parin?
full
fnoilnpe.
I.oi
on
lree
wiiere
no
work
ha
been
done
will-
no!
pay
froulatie
on
thoe
olreel.
The
tnlal
rnl
of
Ihe
work
had
been
lt,500,
a
Cot
per
fool
of
S5.70I.
Under
the
plan
of
payment,
Ihe
annual
levy
per
front
fool
will
be
Mil
or
2.?1
per
55
fool
lot.
A
bylaw
providing
for
the
bor
rowing
of
Ihe
at,500
wa
given
Dr.Thacherls
fiver
and
Blood
Syrup
from
Kitwanrool
where
lliey
hae
U-en
m
a
upeeial
iiiiou
In
Quell
I
roubles
ariinsr
be.
Iween
bolile
Imlian
and
while,
men.
The
fir.t
wedding
in
Terrace
look
place
last
week
when
Mi
Jeie
Alherla,
Mnrrinon
became
Ihe
bride
of
Oeore
Dover.
Hev.
T.
J.
Marh
performeil
Ihe
ceremony
which
look
place
al
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mr,
lieorfre
l.illle.
ANYOX
GIVES
$9,000T0WARD
PUBLIC
WORK
Sports,
Playgrounds,
Library
and
Other
Public
Service
Welt
'Supported''
ANYOX.
Nov.
30."
A
I
Ihe
re-sular
meeting
of
Ihe
Community
league
Wednesday
night
the
.secretary.
K.
M.
Kelley,
presedl-ed
a
report
howing
lhal
some
nine
thousand
dollar
had
been
expended
during
the
first
nine
inonlh
.of
Ihe
year
on
community
jvork
in
addition
In
commercial
venture.
This
money
hail
been
used
in
conned
ion
with
spofls,
playgrounds,
library
and
oilier
minor
activities.
In
addition
lo
Ihi
phase
nf
Ihe
work
Ihe
secrelary's
report
dealt
with
hall
decoration
for
Ihe
Xmn
dance
and
Ihe
children's
Xnis
enlerlninmenl,
Ihe
gymnasium
and
a
number
of
minor
mailer.
Letlers
were
read
from
the
nee
re
I
ary
of
Ihe
Hospital
Auxiliary,
Ihe
secretary
of
Ihe
Anyox
Service
Association
and
Ihe
sec.rclary
nf
Ihe
Moose
order
lately
instituted
in
Anyox,
The
Ladle'
Auxiliary
thanked
Ihe
council
for
favor
rendered
in
connection
with
the
very
suc-cussful
dance
recently
held;
Ihe
Service
Association
letter
va
also
complimentary
o
Ihe
League
on
account
of
assistance
given
on
Ihe
occasion
wf
Armistice
night,
while
Ihe
letter
from
Ihe
Moose
wa
lo
Ihe
elTecl
thai
the
order
could
not
join
In
a
combined
celebration
for
the
benefit
'nf
Anyox
children
at
Ihe
coming
Xina
season.
A
rejiorl
for
Ihe
sporls
banquet
was
presented
atd
endorsed.
Uecause
of
Ihe
fact
I
hat
the
secretary
.
ha
been
unable
In
locale
n
Iran
rented
several
years
ngo
by
Ihe
Oun
Club
from
Ihe
Chamberlain
Cartridge
Company,
the
Council
authorized
the
payment,
of
flu
reward
for
its
recovery.
Oymnaium
fees
were
put
nl
one
dollar
n
month
for
nil
who
are
not
regular
contributor
In.
the
League.
H
was
suggested
that
n
wrestling
mat
be
purchased
for
the
gymnasium,
Ihe
cot
lo
be
in
the
neighborhood
of
one
hundred
and
Ihirly-flve
dollars;
and
the
council
agreed
lo
Ihi
expenditure
n
it
would
undoubtedly
lend
o
increase
lhn
Interest,
iiu
wrest
ling
boxing
and
tumbling.
Those
present
were
Mrs,
Cloke,
Mr..
Dwyer,
Messrs.
Harper,
.tones,
Townsend,
Thompson
and
Yard.
When
you
huy
advertising'
you
buy
CIllCULATtON,
and
see
that
you
get
It.
tl
TOE
DAILY
NJSWS
PXGK
FTV.
n
,
zn
We'll
Make
You
Buy
Something
for
The
Boy
NEW
OFFICERS
FOR
ORANGE
LADIES
ARE
Shirts
SHIRTS
FOR
THE
BOY.
Fird
class
Shirts,
just
like
father
wears.
Tooke's
and
YV.
O,
it.
make.
Detachable
collars.
.Nifty
pattern.
Reg.
values
to
$2.00.
Special
For
Boys'
Week
45
cents
Stockings
at
our
FORCED
OUT
OF
BUSINESS
SALE
Never
before
In
the
history
of
the
north
have
such
stupendous
bargains
been
offered
In
Boys
Clothing
We
are
forced
to
make
you
buy,
therefore,
our
loss
Is
YOUR
GAIN.
Below
we
give
a
few
of
the
remarkable
bargains
we
are
offering
this
week
in
favor
of
the
"young
man."
SUITS
"ARMOUR
CLAD
SUITS
The
finest
boy's
suit
made.
The
malt-rials
in
lhe
suit
are
specially
telcte
"for
their
bard
wearing
qualities
and
are
m.-ule
by
expert
tailors.
They
look,
dressy
and
wear
Iik
iron.
Hep.
values
up
to
2."i.on.
Special
For
Boys
Week
from
$8.45
to
$12.95
Ciime
in
aud
look
them
over.
BOYS'
TWO
PANT
SUITS-Heg.
17-10
lo
Ifl.r.n,,
Special
For
Boys'
Week
,
$8.20
to
$11.95
These
suits
are
made
in
strong
durable
woollen
tweeds
of
the
finest
workmanship.
You
will
never
get
another
apportuuit;
to
buy
n
suit
like
it
at
the
price.
Hemiud
Saiiln
(ilans
lo
bring
one
for
Hie
boy
at
Xma.
STOCKINGS.
St.
Margaret's
Old
Country
wool
slockings
in
black
and
brown.
All
sizes.
Made
to,
wear,
extra
pair
of
stockings.
come
in
handy.
Meg.
values
$l.t.
lo
i.ir.
'
x
Special
For
Boys'
Week
"
75c,
80c
and
95c
Jerseys
ST.
MARGARET'S
The
Old
Country
All
Wool
Jersey.
'
lleg,
value
:t.."iO.
Special
For
Boys'
Week
Third
Ave.
$1.85
ELECTED
FOR
YEAR
Mrs-
Keith
Heads
Organisation
With
Mrs.
McRobble
as
Deputy
Last
night
the
Loyal
Oroiigo
Henefit
Association;
the
ladies'
organization
connected
with
the
l.oyul
Orange
Lodge,
held
its
an.
nual
meeting
ut
which
officer
were
elected
for
the
coming
year.
These
were!
Vast
.Mistress,
Mrs.
George
Leek.
JVorlhy
Mistress,,
Mrs.
Keith.'
Deputy
MiUrfHS,
Mrs,
Mcltob.
:lie.
I
Chapkiin,
Mrs.
Smoke.
Ilecordijig
Secretary,
Mis
rtuth
Lemon.
j
Financial
Secretary,
Mr.t
jfl-recr.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
Tcng.
i
Lecturer,
Miss
Grace
Leek.
Director
of
Ceremonies,
Mis
Xelio
Siuiih.
Cominitlee,
Mrs.
Cox,
Mrs.
Monitor,
Mrs.
Lemon,
Mrs.
Leek
and
Mrs.
Smith.
Inner
Guard,
Mrs,
Davies.
Ouler
Guard,
Alex.
Mcllao.
.
Trustees;
Mrs.
Keith,
Mrs.
Leek
and
Mrs.
Siiioko.
Guardian,
Uert
Teng.
Captain
of
drill
lcan
Mrs.
Leek,
i
Pianist,
Mm.
Lemon.
OVERCOATS
OVERCOATS
JUST
LIKE
DAD'S
Storm
collars,
belted
styles
in
beautiful
woollen
cloth.
Cosy
and
durable.
Sizes
ujilo
:!.".
Seeing
is
believing.
B.eg.
values
to
$2r.0ft.
Special
For
Boys'
Week
$11.20
Mackinaws
MACKINAWS
FOR
THE
BOY.
Pure
wtol
in
belled
and
Norfolk
styles.
Mads
by
thefireat
West
Garment
people.
The
best
Mackinaw
in
the
Dominion.
All
sizes
up
lo
at.
Special
For
Boys'
Week
$5.65
for
the
and
Heir
Sweaters
-
son
-
$2.65
SPECIAL
FOR
BOYS'
WEEK
T"
Universal
100
per
cent,
pure
wool
heavy
coat
sweaters.
The
word
"Universal
tells
its
own
story.
The
boy
will
sure
appreciate
one
of
these
Boots
BOOTS.
Leckie's
and
Ames-Holden
"Red
.Stitch."
Hoots
that
are
built
like
an
ironclad,
itlack
only.
Iteg.
value
$5.00.
Special
For
Boys'
Week
'
$3.95
What
could
make
a
finer
Xmas
gift?
Men's
Underwear
MEN'S
SPECIAL.
Stanfield's
Red
Label
Underwear.
$3.65
suit
Men's
Suits
MEN'S
SUIT
SPECIAL.
!jtf.".on
Suits
going
at
$15.95
Best
Materials.
Latest
Style.
WATCH
OUR
ADS.
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
AND
SAVE
MONEY.
ACME
IMPORTERS
Store
Fixtures
For
Sale.
Mall
Orders
Filled
at
Sale
Prices.
We
are
the
Phone
359.
Sportsman's
Headquarters
'We
carry
a
complete
line
of
Rifle,
Ammunition
and
Uio
celebrated
Nitro
Club
Game
Load.
We
recommend
tli9se
shot
shells
to
the
most
particular
shooters.
WE
HAVE
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
HUNTING
AND
CAMPING
TRIP.
STORK'S
HARDWARE
LTD
Second
Ave.