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ilt
4
I
low
to
have
beautiful
hair
For
really
beautiful
and
gttractivchair.juit
follow
lhi
simple,
method:
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inrnn'"!
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frriiet
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of
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si
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su.3
rutin,
tif
Ipm,
in
itw1
iiilt
h.'f
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p.m.
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.,
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ii.in.
1-7
f26
p.m.
5.7
fl.
Everybody
admires
Iter
beantifid
hair
it
u
so
richly
luxuriant,
aoft
and
silky,
and
always
u
delightfully
frethdookin.
And
when
her
friends
openly
admire
it
and
be
her
for
the
secret
of
its
lustrous
beauty,
she
always
smiles
and
answers,
"Hcally
it's
so
simple.
1
just
shampoo
it
frequently
with
Lux."
Try
a
Lux
shampoo
the
next
time
and
you.
will
be
both
surprised
and
delighted
with
the
result.
The
creamy,
soothinf
Lux
lather
will
leave
the
scalp
fresh
and
healthy,
and
will
brin
out
the
natural
wave
and
colour
in
your
hair,
making
it
soft,
silky
and
bright-looking.
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
TORONTO
SOCCER
AWARDS
ARE
PRESENTED
Smoker
Qlvtn
by
Football
Asso
ciation
In
3lke'
Home
Last
Night
la
Enthusiastic
j
Affair
ilmiruei
!
)
Uryr
Hill,
Beii
Morgan.
The
tnokcr
given
by
the
I'rincV
Unprecedented
HIJ
IM
4nHMb
T.I.
.
ariou
.
leam
l......
..I...
who
U-M
were
II,-
jibe
llul
I.
Tfcsua
v.
'''y'
icnesl
of
Ihe
occasion,
t&eorge
or-.,-,.
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...
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I,.,
rlf
tt
in
llw
r-Stoainr
dMrMiml
ISM
nni.si'iiiii,
iif'-snif-iii
in
in-
i...-
iwrt
Fotball
Ihe
choir.
The
Itucbesler
Shield,
sisuifi-,
1
"
Swiisger
eiemeiu
u
seems
i
cnnl
of
Ihe
Junior
Leafiie
cily
ehauuiioiishlp,
was
presenle,!
lo
llalpb
Smith,
manager
of
the
Coll",
by
Janfes
Milchell.
The
Stuart
Iteneflt
Shield
was
handed
over
lo
t.eorge
hclcy.
captain
of
Ihe
on
of
l.nsianii.
hy
llert
Morgan.
The
Son
of
tinada,
tiiroiigu
J
Mark,
cnplalii,
receive.i
ine
Dominion
Day
Cup
from
Mayor
,elon.
The
Inhibition-Hun.
emblem.
-ii-
t
Vnrllmrn
U.C.
SilCCCr
'
.
.
.
II...
.1...
chanildoiiship.
was
presenleil
lo,
the
winning.
Prince
nuperi
team
Ihroiigb
Heorse
h'elsey.
captain,
by
0.
II.
Orme.
president
of
Ihe
Norlliern
HA
Agrlcnllural
A
In-
duslrinl
Association.
Fnil
Ciilhuly
prcenlcd
Die
cup
bearing
bl
name
lo
(Jcorge
Kel-.ey
for
Ihe
Sons
of
F.nploml.
The
Mobley
Cu.
significant
of
Oily
soccer
championship,
was
preseiilcl
by
tteorge
Jolinslone
lo
JiKk
Campbell,
cnplaiit
Vf
Orollo
leani.
Imlivbtiinl
gold
medals
bearing
Ibe
city
mat
of
arms
and
Ihe
mimes
of
Ihe
players
of
Hie
champion
Orollo
team
una
Hrese
nled
by
Oeorge
HIM
Jock
tmpbell,
Oeorge
Waimli
f"ii.,m
i.l
"ir..!?iiiii..u-ii.
II.
Hamilton,
1'.
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a
me
r
'i
i
minmrnrrinrni,
inn
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rr.
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lAnilrewf
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Oawlhom.
nun
inoMvs
v,
six
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Howe
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niiiiir
meda
win-
x
.....
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attfillisaiil.
.iii.nilr
'flih.
HO.
J
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIBEt
Friday,
October
5.
"ili
tt:(j
a.m.
Irt.3
fl.
JtitO
p.m.
17.
"
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.
3;ttl
a.in.
o.
'
p.m.
l
l
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Saturday,
October
"luh
...
n:3rt
11.111.
17."
H.
;'2::ih
p.m.
D.
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:08
a.m.
.
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J
0:3
1
p.m.
7.1
"
Sunday.
October
7.
nere
l0
were
not
present
m
i-celve
awanl
cre
J.
M.
'.;i'-bell,
Sam
Krsklne,
J.
Joyce,
Aim.
Hoy
and
James
jarsson.
.Seal
.speeches
were
I.
..-.4
i.n.selll
l
g
Hie
.u""
lili.r.-
,
i
mil
lUOse
.
n-n
i
n-f
Ihe'.l.
Tl'"
n-ssii-iiiMy
H1"''1
rommunity
liuinR
i,dersi.ip
or
Jiitn
'""".-".r:-
to
the
accompaniment
nt.
Jlawlliorn
l.elweM.
Ihe
prosenla-
tions.
Songs
were
reiiu.-ir..
Mllcl.ell,
BI.H"
ran
1
j
Sip,s
amlr.cllallonwn
her.
tl
-fhmenlx
Meag
Vincent
given
by
were
served
an
,11
llie
nboul
H
orl"f!
affair
bm-
i
Tbe
commlllee
Irt
charge
con-
Interest
This
Lin
h'
'x
Hart
I.ov.
Heorge
t
i
i
.a
I
ddie
t.I'BKKs.
PREPARING
FOR
uH'n
v
kiuii.
Ui.iM.ri
fiuklliall
oci.ilnm
at
Taken
In
Games
AlfO'ssr.
.
.,.,.1,1
r...
and
Several
Teams
Al-
tttr
f.llk-
liumr
III.
of
formally
nre.enllng'
ready
Practising
tA.,,CT'
the
various
trophies
of
the
year!
,
,'.
an
eiitliiiialM
ami
enjoynhle
af-
M.'
hnJi,
"TSiRls
'"
AIhmiI
I
.Ml
persons
were
Em,
M.-t
1up4
v
preenl
including
Ihe
players
in
ncttvliy
that
ha
already
coin-inence.1
at
Hie
Methodist
Church
gyioausiiuii.
there
is
to
be
an
unprecedented
interest
taken
in
various
indoor
sport
thi
winter.
Practising
lenm
alrealy
t
i
.ii
a.
i
a
i
-
il..
Association,
was
inj"""
'e
nan
iMM,e.i
up
onnj
jbotli
afternoon
ami
evenings.
going
to
come
more
actively
mm
play
this
year
than
ever
before.
The
Trail
Hanger.
Tuxls
Hoys
nnd
Canadian
Hirl
in
Training
are
all
In
have
team
and
the
Maple
Leaf,
ladies'
champion
team
of
last
winter,
slarled
practising
last
Saturday
evening.
The
102ml
Hnllnllon
is
launching
a
couple
of
learn
one,
il
is
understood
for
Ihe
Senior
League
nnd
ihe
oilier
for
Ibo
Intermediate.
They
have
starled
practice
iuider
Ihe
direction
uf
Frank
C.
W
ooil
worth.
vice.
principal
of
Ihe
High
School.
Is
working
on
Ihe
formation
of
a
High
school
Ha.kelball
League.
It
Is
Ihe
in
tention
lo
have
the
games
played
in
Ihe
afternoon
between
the
boiir
of
t
nnd
so
(lint
all
lite
students
of
the
school
may
have
(be
opportunity
of
pnrlicfpaling.
Additional
interest
in
volley
ball
Ibis
year
seems
apparent.
1'he
High
School
I
matching
sev
eral
plrl
and
boys
learn
ami
(here
will
be
n
couple
of
cbnm-
iiinnsbio
jscries
one
i-ndmg
at
Ihe
New
Aear
and
toe
otner
Ihe
spring.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
in
Prlnco
Rupert
W.
F.
Minns,
A.
H.
Noel,
A.
J.
Hullimer,
Hiilmornl;
C.
A.
Mnn-cor,
Terrace;
M.
I..
Clink,
Ocorgelown;
1
11..
I.
Hrown,
A.
Field,
John
M.
Thomson,
II.
L.
HallenbciK,
A.
M.
Whlleside
nnd
j.
Nixon,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mr.
H.
A.
Jolmslon,
.Mrs.
K.
0.
ilayllss,
Mrs.
II.
M.
Herrymon,
.
V.
Chambei-M
and
H.
W.
Sinclair,
Inverness;
M.
fl.
Mcl.eod,
lordiiy
Forks;
V,
A.
Wnllie.
Ilarellon;
.V.
J.
Malheson,
I'orl
Kdwanl;
NV.
I..
I'i".
"-My;
'
i:
Dulfnin,
Toronlo.
When
you
buy
ndvurllslng
you
buy
ClltCUI.ATION,
and
see
that
you
get
ll
M
DISCOURAGE
JOYRIDING
!
I
'Woman
Magistrate
Says
Should
bo
Taught
TELLS
OF
DRUG
TRAFFIC
Judge
Murphy,
Saya
Eighty
Per
Cent
of
Fallen
Girls
Were
Domestics
VICTOHIA,
Oct.
i.
'Teach
your
fiirls
not
lo
be.
grafter.
Ilon't
encourage
your
daiifrlilr,
lo
look
for
U
many
free
lickeV,
jy
rides
ami
dances.
They
alway
have
lo
pay
for
them
at
orn
jme
or
another.
When
your
daughter
slop
nut
Uo
late,
fiinl
out
where
she
is.
or
you
may
be
too
late."
Tiii!
warning
lo
mothers
was
enunciated
by
Magistrate
llmily
Murphy
'"Janey
Oanuek"
,
of
I'-dmoiilon,
in
the
course
of
an
address
before
Hie
Women's
Can.
ailian
filtib
in
which
she
dealt
with
women'
court"
ami
Hie
drug
traffic.
Few
women
in
the
world
are
rnnre
qualified
lo
speak
on
these
prhlern
Iban
Mrtt.
Murphy.
Ax
the
first
woman
lo
be
appointed
a
magistrate
in
the
British
Km'pire
lier
experience
with
women,
and
trlrl
delinquents
ha
been
a
Ions:
one.
Her
intimate
acquaintance
with
the
-evils
of
I
he
drug
traffic
has
been
revealed
in
the
expose
of
its
bor-
jrnrs
which
she
wrole
under
the
.title
of
"The
Black
Candle."
I
Should
Attend
Courts
1
Declaring
that
any
woman
who
had
reared
a
family
had
been
a
police
magistrate
all
her
life,
Mr.
Mori'liy
observed
that
Ihe
connection
between
the
home
and
lhe
court
was
.
very
close
in
that
'.both
were
place
of
education
'ami
both
pla.es
of
correction.
"Women
shoold
a(jend
courl
s
i.
....i,
l-
wherever
ioihlc;
the
friends
ofiaet
in
ft.
WINTER
SPORTS
upon
a
a
place
where
so
much;
piinMimenl
is
meted
out
for
so!
much
crime."
Wide
Jurisdiction
Provin.'o.wide
jurisdiction
for
women
magi!
rales
was
advo
cated
by
Mrs.
Murphy.
She
holds
the
magistracy
In
Ldmontnn
but
with
jurisdiction
throughout
Alberta,
because
a
case
frniuently
has
ils
origin
in
one
pari
and
it
sequel
al
a
distant
plar?
The
oeration
of
Ihe
court
in
llmonlon
was
described
by
Mr.
Murphy.
One
of
Hie
outslanding
fcnlures
of
Ho
woman'!
court
is
its
follow-up
work.
Any
girl
leaving
Jail
is
enrnuraped
lorelaln
her
self-respect
anil
is
nssisled
lo
a
position
instead
of
being
made
In
feel
Ihe
hopelessness
of
her
fill
lire.
Many
nf
Ihem
were
Ihe
victims
of
.ignorance,
she
said.
Mrs.
Murpby
appealed'
In
Ihe
molher
lo
seeitjiat
their
daughter
dressed
modestly.,.
'Teach
your
girls
not
to
be
praflers.
Don't
encourage
your
daughters
lo
look
for
Ion
many
free
theatre
tickets,
joy
ride
and
dances.
Don't
be
a
pa
I
belie.
When
your
daughter
slays
onl
too
Into,
find
out
where
she
is
or
)U
will
be
loo
lale."
pleaded
Mrs.
Murphy.
"Instead
of
throwing
stones
nl
Ihe
while
slavers,
some
of
us
.7,
rrrf
fwght
lo
!ay,
Tiod
he.
merciful
to
me
a
shiner,'"
was
Mrs.
Murphy's
trenchant
observation,'
which
followed
the
statement!
that
Pijdily
per
cent
-of
fallen
jrirls
were,
in
domestic
service.
jnol
in
factoring
ami
stores,
as
Olrls'nften
believed.
Women
In
Senate
That
women
should
have
a
place
in
the
innate
was
Mrs.
Murphy's
assertion.
She
recited
(he
many
abortive
efforts
mad-
by
women
to
have
certain
legis
lation
designed
for
Ihe
proletion
of
girls
pass
ihe
Senate.
Turning
lo
Ihe
drug
traffic.
the
speaker
staled
that
the
cure
was
primarily
international.
"You
migni
as
wen
fry
lo
fceep
hack
the
ocean
wilh
a
broom
as
lo
try
and
pass
Jaws
to
keen
back
the
ocean
of
narcotics
which
is
sweeping
into
this
country,"
she
declared.
"Hie
only
way
lo
stop
il
Is
o
stop
all
production
except
for
medicinal
and
scientific
purposes."
Child
AddlcU'
Motives
of
self-presenalion,
not
merejy
altruism,
call
for
a
slrong
determination
on
the
part
of
Canadian
to
fighl
the
narcotic
evil,
continued
Mrs.
Murphy,
quoting
figures
to
show
the
rav
ages
of
Ihe
traffic
in
Ihe
United
Slate.
She
spoke
of
a
case
com.
ing
within
her
purview
of
a
girl
of
fifteen
who
had
been
taking
drug
since
Ihe
age
of
thirteen,
and
riled
oilier
cases
of
addicts
lo
show
the
horror
of
Ihe
situation.
Anticipating
the
suggestion
Hial
her
statements
were
an
exaggeration.
Mr.
Murphy
pointed
out
that
I
be
drug
traffiAwas
a
secret
one,
as
drug
addiction
was
a
secret
vice,
and
there
were
no
narcotic
police
squade.
Drug
Production
Touching
iiort
the
production
of
drug,
the
speaker
explained
Ihe
nature
of
Ihe
opium
mon-
opoly
enjoyed
by
the
Indian
gov-'
ernment.
There
was
no
narcotic
drugs!
India;
anil
while
three
tons;
tcriminals
.
.
.
...
always
,
attend;
........
,.
the.
per
a
on
urn
woubl
supply
the
friends
of
law
and
order
seblomjworld's
legitimate
need'
of
opium
do.
It
i
a
aign
of
interest
in
jpiiblie
welfare
and
Hot
necessarily
morbidity
lo
attend
the
!-niirts."
roHiuientad
the
speaker.
Une-lliinl
oi
the
nisi
of
gov-
eniiiKUl
l
ad
to
do
uith
the
(court,
continued
Judge
.Murphy,
there
bad
Ieen
prfMluced
in
In-;
lia
alone
in
1921
no
less
than'
1.273
tons
of
the
drug.
In
the.
United
Stales
Ihe
government
had
stopped
all
import
of
opium
on-;
lil
it
should
be
ascertained
what
amount
was
required
for
me.U-1
!wtio
said
I
lutt
seventy
ir
ceit
of.cinal
and
scientific
purposes.
to
be"""
oiscoveresl
crime
went
un-
"Everybody
is
responible
in.
Year
oonuh.W
(iiriMigli
imiuevidence
onx
measure
for
the
existence
'or
appeal.
,
ini
'he
trafric.
concluded
Judge
I
Her
statement
Dial,
ninety.
Murpby.
"There
is
only
one
thing,
llhree
per
cent
of
all
crimes
by
worse
than
aclual
participation
;
Imys
is
Ibefl
was
startling.
he
in
Ihe
iinboly
profit.
of
this
traf-i
iirgvsl
the
women's
organization
fic.
ami
lli.it
is
a
giiilly
acquiAs-'
lo
stfidy
crime
and
crime
proven-'cenre
In
il."
lion
more
closely.
j
"The
police
court
should
be.
tirnspermj,
sdv"'imf
means
bwikeil
on
as
n
casualty
clearing
reaiiUr
continuous
si've.flsinr
station
where
diseases
or
crime!
.
,
v
,
may
be
diagnosed
and
remedies
should
be
looked
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DOWNSTAIRS
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SAVE
MONEY
Another
Special
Demonstration
We
have
arranged
to
have
a
representative
of
The
H.
J.
Heinz
Co.
present
on
Friday
and
Saturday
To
sample
to
our
customers
the
57
Varieties
of
Pure
Food
Products.
During
Ibis
demonstration
only
we
will
have
assorted
Jots
at
Special
Prices.
Choose
your
lot
(or
lots),
and
if
you
can't
come
along
to
taste
these
delicious
samples,
your
phone
order
will
have
our
usual
attention.
Lot
No.
1
7
Tins
llein.
Baked
Dean's
wilh
Tomato
Sauce,
small,
limited
lo
one
purchase
Lot
No.
2
7
Tins
Heinz
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup,
small,
limited
lo
one
purchase
Lot
No.
3
J
Tin
Heinz
Cookd
Spaghetti,
with
Cheese
and
Tomath
Sauce,
small.-
A
really
ilclicioiis
luncheon
dish
Lot
No.
A
.1
Large
Hollies
Heinz
Tomato'
Ketchup..
Lot
No.
51
Tin
Heinz
Med.
Haked
(leans
with
To-jnato
Sauce,
1
Tin
Heinz
Iloslon
Style
Baked
Bsan,
1
Tin
Heinz
Baked
Kidney
Beans,
1
Tin
Heinz
Cream
Tomato
Soup
Lot
No.
6
1
Med.
Old.
Ilinz
Sweet
.Mixed
Pickles,
(or
Sweet
Mustard
or
fiherkins;.,
1
Large
Tomato
Ketchup,
-I
ll?iuz
Baked
Beans
wilh
Tomato
Sauce,
small
Lot
No.k
7
1
Med.
Oct.
Heinz
Sour
Mixed
Pjekles,
1
Iftoz.
Bottle
Heinz
Mall
While
-or
Cider
Vinegar,
2
Small
Cream
Tomato
Soup
Our
car
of
fresh
meats
is
now
here,
and
we
have
some
real
prices
to
offer
in
our
meat
department.
Pork
Spare
Hibs.
2
lb.
for
...
...
35c
pork
Hocks,
2
lbs.
Tor..
35c
Pork
Steaks,
per
lb.
..
25c
Shoulder
Iloasl
Pork,
per
lb.
taking
whole
shoulder
20c
H;df
Shoulder
Pork,
per
lb
22c
95c
95c
95c
95c
95c
95c
95c
Lot
No.
8
I
Med.
Oem
Chili
Sauce,
Heinz,
I
liirge
Tomato
Kelchup,
H'inz,
I
Med.
Cream
Tomato
Soop
95c
Lot
No.
91
:t2oz.
Mall,
White,
or
Cider
Vinegar,
I
Med.
Oei.
Sweet
Mixed
Pickles
95c
FRESH
MEATS
Pork
-Loins,
Inking
whole
loin,
per
lb
32c
T
..
:
-
Ti
i
ti
i.
.
:
i
v
'
1
1
1
iimu-i
i'oiK,
iiiu;f",
.
per
lb
35c
I'nrk
Lees,
wliole.
per
lb.
30c
Hair
Leg
Pork,
per
lb...
3Sc
Lamb,
whole,
per
lb.
28c
Side
Lamb,
per
lb.
...
.
.
30c
Mutton,
whole.
jef
IB.
"20c
Side
Mutton,
per
lb.
...
22c
Beef
and
Veal
prices
in
pro-
wrtion.
THE
RUPERT
TABLE
SUPPLY
Three
Phones
211,
212,
281.
THE
MOST
OF
THE
BEST
FOR
THE
LEAST"
BENTS
LADIES'
READY-TO-WEAR
Announcement
Velvet
Bolivia
and
Wool
Bolivia
Coats
A
very
fine
solecljoii
of
Velvet
Bolivia
and
Wool
Bolivia
'Coals
havi:
just
been
reesived
from
the
east,
These
coats
are
beautifully
tailored
in"
Hie
very
lalesl
slylcs
and
have
exquisite
trimmings.
Some
with
fur
collars
and
cuffs,
while
others
nre
in
plain
deigns.
These,
Coals
nre
in
all
sizes
from
at
to
to.
.ALSO
A.
FEW
LARGE
SIZE
SERGE
TRICOTINE
AND
SATIN
DRESSES.
Sizes
up
to
48.
These
are
remarkably
good
value.
WE
HAVE
IN
STOCK
A
FEW
WINTER
These
are
made
in
hard
wearing
materials
and
knockabout
wnr.
COATS
FOR
are
just
the
GIRLS.
thing
for
general
BENTS
Ladies
Ready-to-wear
Third
Avenue.
Opp.
Bank
of
Montreal.