tfiiN
to
rn
11
"
si
let'
pas
euc
Sport
Flannels
A
new
shipment
or
these
popular
Flannels,
51
inches
wide,
in
Sand,
Henna,
Turquoise,
llose,
Paddy
and
Pckin.
Excellent
quality
al
$2.50
FLANNEL
MIDDIES
llalkuii
Style
in
Navy
and
Cardinal.
Sizes
from
(J
yiars
tu
li
jears
in
Misses
and
from
10
lo
10
years
in
Ladies.
Serge
Gymnasium
Bloomers
Made
in
full
roomy
style.
Ages
10
lo
18
years;
well
cut.
From
$4.75
We
carry
Pictorial
Iteview
and
Ladies'
Home
Journal
Patterns.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
We
Prepay
Mall
Orders.
Telephone
Specials
Sfhojby
l'hone
to
Save
Tunc
and
Money.
Note
Phone
Specials
Only.
OrarmlaU'd
Sugar,
0
lbs.
ror
$1.03
(Limit
18
lbs.
to
-ach
customer
.
Washing
Soda,
0
lbs.
for
25c
(Limit
12
lbs.
to
each
customer
.
Old
Dutch
Cleanser,
3
for
35c
ruitlighl
Soap,
carlou..
25c
Fels
Naplha
Soap,
carton
V
90c
Maple
Leaf
Matches,
pks
35c
Wild
Hose
or
Snow-flake
Pastry
Flour,
10
lb.
sack
for
50c
Wue
Labl
Catsup.
Res.
50c.
Phone
special
.
.
40c
Canada
Corn
Starch,
pkge.
for
4
10c
While
filoss
Lauinlry
Slarch,
pkyc
10c
lingers
Syrup,
5's
....
55c
10
s
$1.05
Kvaporated
Apricols.
Ih.
20c
F.vaporatcd
Peaches
lb,
20c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
21V
212,
281
MADA
M!
Try
our
Fleelric-Dake
Raisin
Bread
It
will
be
a
favorite
with
all
(he
family.
15c
a
Loaf
At
your
(irocers
or
at
the.
Electric
Window
Bakeries
Third
Ave.
Phone
667.
mm
You
have
no
trouble
with
CON
tsUMFKS
COAL,
no
fuss
with
flues
or
draught
You
never
know
how
Hume
coal
will
hum
clean
One
day,
sliuly
the
next.
Hut
you
can
safely
rely
oh
CONSUMKHS
COAL!
Clean,
sized,
selected.
alwavs
burns
tire
same
brightly.
with
steady
heal
and
free
from
soutj
Consumers
Coal
Go.
Ltd
Phones
7
and
311
m
Phone
9.
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
BURNS
LAKE
SCHOOL
SKALfll
TEMER3.
rtxVirard
"Ti-ikler
jfur
Burn
Lake
Srtwml."
will
I
rerlvl
by
the
Honourable
the
Mlnbtrr
or
Public
VV'wrk
up
la
li
o'clock
idwii
of
Thursday,
the
jstb
day
ot
October.
Itl.
ror
ithe
erection
and
completion
or
three-rooni
School
with
bawruent
and
outhoue.
at
Burns
Like-
n
the
Omloera
Electoral
District.
B.C.
I'Uuj.
SpertrtcatMis.
contract,
and
Fornia
of
Tender
may
be
feen
on
and
after
the
11th
day
or
October.
I
Si
J.
and
further
InformatkiQ
obtained
at
the
Department
or
mblte
Work.
Parliament
Build-In
ir,
and
at
the
Office
or
the
Government
lArent
at
?mithera
and
Prince
George.
Cuplei
or
Plan,
speririratloni.
etc..
ran
be
obtained
from
the
repartment
on
payment
or
a
deposit
of
Ten
txltar
(atO.oo..
which
will
be
refunded
on
their
return
In
rood
condition.
The
lort
or
any
tender
not
nerea-sarlly
arrepted.
P.
PHIUP.
piibllr
Work
Engineer.
The
Department
of
Public
Work,
Vlrtorla,
B.C.
October
4th.
mi.
Loggers
5
Prospectors
BOOTS
Men's
Fine
Shoes
from
$4.50
Men's
Brown
Calf
Shoes,
in
Goodyear
Welt,
wide
or
narrow
toe,
from
$5.50
Hand
Made
Loggers'
Boots
from
$8.50
REPAIRING.
GEO.
HILL
The
Shoeman.
Next
SI.
Regis
Cafe.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Situate
in
the
old
Empress
Hold
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zaretli
-
Proprietor.
TVLttl
Dolicrtv
Compared
with
ordinary
$tirj
piano
Sewing
Machines,
Pianos,
Phono
graphs
anu
Player
Pianos
For
Hcnt
by
Week
or
Month,
Voter's
Music
Store
Ltd
MRS.
PATRICK
CARY
IS
LAID
TO
REST
Requiem
Hlnh
Mass
Celebrated
This
Morning
by
Father
McOrath
and
Interment
Follows
Iteiuien:
lltjcli
Mass
was
eele
bra
I
cd
I
In.-,
morning
al
to
o'clock
in
Hie
Human
Catholic
Church
for
the
lale
Mrs".
Patrick
Carey
ami
interment
followed
in
(he
family
plot
at
Fairview
cemetery.
There
was
a
ery
large
ul
tendance
at
Hie
obse
quies
and
a
large
number
of
friends
followed
Hie
cortege
to
the
last
resting
place.
The
choir
whs
also
in
attendance
at
the
church.
Father
.Mctirath
ofll-eiated
at
the
graveside.
The
pallbearers
were
M.
P.
McCaf-rery.
Chief
of
Police
W.
II.
Vickers,
.Sergeant
A.
II.
liailey.
It.
K.
Moore,
1.
Sharkey
and
F.
Carton.
Floral
tributes
were
received
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaf-fery.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Phillip-som,
Mrs.
C.
II.
Tupper,
Ilalph
Kiefhaber.
G.
A.
Spike.
A.
J.
Currau.
James
Weir,
U.
11.
Ar-nott,
II.
11.
Hochester,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.-
Shruball,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Long,
Miss
Caroou,
(!.
O.
'Shaw.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
,1.
Fred
Hilchie.
Mrsj
Annie
Hos.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
i.
Keays,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
t).
(ilennie
ami
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
Moore.
B.C.
SUPERINTENDENT
OF
INSURANCE
WAS
IN
CITYLAST
EVENING
Iteiuriiiug
fruit
Hie
eonveitlion
of
insurance
superintendents
of
Canada
al
Winnipeg
over
which
he
wa
cleeJed
president.
John
l.
Hougherty,
MiiierinleiidiMil
of
iiiMiraiire
fur
llrilili
Columbia.
was
a
vNilor
in
the
city
Iat
niahl.
He
arrived
front
the
Kal
by
train
and
sailed
for
his
head
quarter!
in
Vancouver
by
'he
sleamer
Prince
(ieorge.
Iiurius
his
day
jit
the
cily.
Mr.
Iiougherly
had
a
meeliug
with
local
insurance
men
on
mailers
pertaining
to
the
business
be-ing
taken
up.
Cases
of
((Her
Itestier
vs.
Nick
Carter
ami
John
Mellor
vs.
Howard
II.
Campbell
have
been
taken
on
Hie
Coiiuly
Court
for
the
iiionlli
of
October.
The
case
of
Joj-eph
(Jreen
vs.
Harry
and
Pearl
Shough
is
proceeding
Ibis
afleruoou.
A.
Walson
nf
Iii'by
Island
ilefl
for
Woods!
ock.
New
llruiis-jwicW.
on
lat
night's
train.
FARMERS'
Meat
Market
A
shipment
of
live
poultry,
ltulkley
Valley
Heef
and
nice
Veal
and
Mutton
has
just
arrived
at
out;
usual
low
prices.
Low
Price
on
Empire
Bacon,
in
Hie
piece
at
per
lb.
40c
E.C.D.
Butter,
2.
lbs.
for
95c
Pure
Lard,
3's,
5
s,
lO's.
per
II
222s
Economy
Bacon,
lb.
2T2o
Bulkley
Valley
Turkeys
arriving
for
Thanksgiving.
Place
your
order
now.
Limited
number
arriving.
Phone
Blue
42S.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Office
Hours,
to
8.
Phone
686.
Open
Evening
Only
For
Special
Appointment.
VALENTIN'S
DAIRY
NOW
OPEN
Phone
81
DAILY
DELIVERIES
TBI
DAILT
RMWB
Friday,,
October
20,
ibjj
Pfp
t.
helJbrtthebleibIeU,
make
ue
throa-t,
cKet
and
fungi
cbl
neietjaf.'When
a
natty
cold
or
a
coughinf
bout
foretelli
the
revival
of
your
old
bronchial
trouble,
the
but
thinf
to
do
it
tptake
Peps
at
once
to
ttrenfthen
and
PROTECT
tr)e
cbeiL
When
a
Pept
tablet
is
taken
from
its
preiervtnc
silver
vrrapper
and
allowed
to
dissolve
;n
the
mouth,
it
give
off
powerful
medicinal
and
germicidal
fttmei
that
,
immediately
circulate
with
the
breath
through
all
the
air-pastagei,
and
.destroy'
any
.getwi
that
have
got
into"'
YOURl
nottriU
and
throat
At
the
aame
time
the
tore,
inf
lmmed
membrane
is
toothed,
healed,
and
protected',
phlegm
it
releattd
from
the
broh
chialt,
breathing
ia
rnade.eaty,
and
that
dUtreasing
cough
and
throat
torenett
disappear.
By
thtt
direct
treatment
Peps
keep
trouble.
oft
the
Chest
thl
lungt,
and
the
wont
weather
can
be
faced
without
fear
of
evil
centequencet.
It
it
the
safest
plan
ftb.'alwayt
have
a
few
Peps
handy
to'arrett
a
cold,
and
prevent
it
reaching
the
lungt'
or
starting
bronchitis
and
chest
weakness.-.
Pea
FISH
ARRIVALS
SOME
COMPARISONS
LiXaj
Seven
Boats
Sold
Catches
Total
ling
39,300
Pounds
at
Fish
Exchange
This
Morning
Seven
liuliMit
wliiMiiter
tiia'r-keled
raielies
tolnlliiia
3l.:iUtt
pounds
ul
Hi
Fish
Fxchauge
Ihis
tiiorniiig.
Three
Aiuerlean
boats
had
iMi.'IMl
pounds
Hud
four
Canadialtfs,
I7.H0O
pounds.
Prices
were
very,
favorable
to
the
fishermen.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Wasliiiijrlon,.
3,500
pounds,
at
IlUc
urn
I
or,
and
Alias,
Hi.iiOO
pounds
al
iM.Jic
and,
10c,
to'
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
le
fence,
?.000
pound,
al
I
He
ami
10c
to
Hiif
Canadian
Flslr
&
Cold
Honu'c
Uo.
Canadian
Iteveille,
I
:tiMMlJ,
poiiml
at
IH.oe
and
l(l.r,eJ
'
Ihu
Canadian
Fish
,v
OM
Slonigo
Co.
Inez.
II.,
I.HOtf
jMiunds,
at
l".'.c
ami
t(l.'
lo
Hie
Itoval
l
ixli
Co.
While
l.lly.
f,20
poumls,
nml
Iris,
I.HdO
itounds,
at
17.0c
mid
toe.
lo
I
lie
Allitt
Fislieries.
MADE
IN
RAINFALL
VICTOIllA,
(let.
20.
Despite
Hie
rainfull
of
the
last
few
days,
Victoria's
.minimi
precipitation,
the
piibliciiy
biirVuu
fc'ics
flie
opporly'tiily
toipoiut
out,
is
coin.
paralivety
iikIiI.
a
new
com
parison
liilile
Just
xomplled
shows
that
tlui-yeaily
rainfall
is
27.
iff
inches,
exactly
the
gamo
as
that
of
Ihe
fatuous
summer
resort
of
llrinlitoii,
'
F.nglaml.
Of
twelve
oilier
vell-known
cilies,
llrightoii
and
Victoria
staml
low
est
in
Ihe
amount
of
rain.
Vancouver
heads
the
list
W'ilh
59
inches,
over
twice
ns
much
as
in
Victoria.
Jumping
right
across
the
conHni'iit.
Halifax
is
next
Villi
I
.IH
lli.l..,
tl.il'll'iml
II,.,
and
Hydney,
AiJstntHa,
each
have
a
rainfall
of
i7,
inches.
New
York
has
15
Inches;
Auckland,
New
Zealand,
launches;
Seattle,
Wash,,
and
Ctiejriiscy
each
have
a
fall
of
35
Inches&NapliV
annual
r.'-'.-.H
i
-fliirn
33
inches
1
M-onlci's
ini
h-.-s.
CANDIDATES
PROPOSED
FOR
THE
MAYORALTY
Major
Gibson
Prominently
Men.
tloned
as
One
Who
Would
be
Likely
to
Receive
Stronq
Support
Mayoritlly
candidates
ate
already
being
discussed
in
civic
circles,
ami
a
number
of
names
are
being
mentioned
as
likely
to
eciiie
before
the
(M'ople
al
the
election
in
January;
It
is
generally
undeilood,
although
not
otllcially
announced,
that
Mayor
Newton
will
ugaln
be
a
candidate.
Several
of
the
aldermen
loo
are
being
dicuel
but
no
one
seems
to
be
uulle
aim-
whether
any
of
I
hem
would
coioeut
to
nominal
ion.
The
name
mentioned
iuot
prominently
nee-
(ieortre
Munro.
M.
M.
lepheiis,
Tbeo.
Collarl
and
S.
1
1.
Macdoitald.
II
is
umleridool
alo
that
the
alderinett
have
no
parlicular
comer
on
the
candid-alures.
Two
former
utuyors
tn'o
also
being
metitiuuei
u
posl-bililies.
Holli
cx-muyor
McCly-inonl
and
e-mayor
Hoclieler
urev
aid
o
have
had
the
matter
brought
lo
their
allenliou
with
a
view
to
ecuriug
their
coneiil
10
muiiiiiulion.
Perhaps
the
moil
erlou
ug-gelion
outside
the
.
council
i
thai
of
Major
(Yibon,
He
ha
already
been
requesteU
lo
?lve
I
he
matter
serious
consideration,
11
being
fell
thai
hU
imlepemleul
potiiiou
coupled
with
111
v.el'
known
nliilily
fit
him
for
the.
position
and
thai
he
would
make!
a
Mdemlid
mayor.
A
number
off
Htuens
it
K
said
tire
willing!
Iti
bark
the
major
if
hr
will
mil;,
i
oii.ent
to
go
tnlti
the
conic!
'WARM
WEATHER
IS
SIMPLY
A
CYCLE
i
IIF.HI.IX,
Oct.
23.
The
warm
weather
rrporled
front
the
Arclle
jrejjtoiif
i
uol
lo
he
taken
seriously,
acrordiiur
to
Prof.
Karl
Kasjner.
of
Hie
llerlih
Meleoro-t'luii
al
Institute.
A
hot
wave
hits
Hie
North
Pull
abotil
every
years,
nml
llii.
in
Hie
lime
it
is
due.
The
climate
does
tod
really
change.
Warmer
weather
comes
m
eyrle.
and
history
I
merely
t-ffiealiiiK
itself.
AnlloH
of
the
im
are
Mippovd
lo
l,e
respuusi-life
fur
Hie
rhaiiues
which
come
Jin
Hie
Arctic
rryioiis.
us
well
as
!
elsewhere
in
the
world.
The
ri-e
in
temperature
In
lite
Arctic
region
has
been
golmf
on
now
for
several
ears.
I
r.
Kass-uer
rtttillnues,
if
Hie
reporls
of
Norwegian
fishermen
may
be
believed.
lr.
Hoel,
the
Norwegian
scienlil,
iliscovercd
new
coal
field
in
Spilzhergcn
last
August
licfMii-e
of
Hie
Ihiti
covering
of
ice
which
lay
over
Hie
ground.
A
Norwegian
ranlain
who
lias
sailed
the
Arctic
for
31
years
report
that
be
began
tu
notice
the
appreciable
lessening
of
the
ice
five
years
ago,
ami
that
the
flower
uud
animal
life
have
been
much
changed
by
tins
milder
climate.
HAWAII
MAY
BE
RADIO
HUB
OF
PACIFIC
OCEAN
IIOXOI.IU.
Ocl.
i5.
Hawaii
l
declined
to
become
the
radio
hub
of
the
Pacific,
according
to
Ail
bur
A.
Isbell,
of
I
he
Itadio
Corporation
of
America.
Iuc
to
iU
geographical
location
at
the
cros
roads
of
IJic
Pacific,
the
territory
is
Ihe
logical
loeatiott
for
army,
navy
ami
commercial
radio
lnlroii
working
wllh
Ihe
Fulled
Slales
'and
the
remainder
of
Ihe
Pacific
area.
Chin
Mug,
Chine-e.
G
1
8
Seventh
Avenue,
West,
was
found
millty
by
Mairislrale
McClymont
in
Ihe
police
court
this
morning
on
a
charge
of
supplying
liquor
10
Indians
and
was
fined
200
and
Cosls.
The
prosecution
was
in
Ihe
bunds
of
(he
Itoyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
ami
Milton
(loiuales
defended,
peler
Wcslev
was
Hie
star
wilncws.
C.N.R.
CONNECTIONS
FOR
WHITE
STAR
SAILINGS
Sleatiifhip
of
the
White
Star
e
will
sail
from
Montreal
as
follows:
'-noilc."
Novpo.Vii.r
in
Canada,"
November
17;
"He-
anui,
.November
31.
Passengers
for
these
steamers
should
arrange
lo
leave
Prince
llimert
via.
Canadian
National
Hallways
on
November
3,
10
and
,
For
rales
and
reservations,
call
or.wrilo
Cily
Ticket
OtTlce.
Cana
diaii
Nallonal
Hallways,
528
Third
.'.
Ill
nnn
1,
I
fit
Phone
376
The
House
Phone
376
of
Quality
Flannel
and
Homespun
DRESSES
Our
ftrl
shipment
r
Ihese
very
serviceable
dc
,f
went
so
fal
Unit
vve
re
tint
-ml
til
once
and
have
Tf
tirely
new
line,
copied
from
the
inu-t
tii-o-date
i
,
i(;
journals.
The
ctdor
arf
fnm,
I'tjttctick,
Mauve.
Tan.
p.M,
Henna
ami
Scarlet
uud
all
siiituMy
Iriitiined
hi
coulraai
i?
shade.
Sues
rang-.-
from
II
cr
to
10
-ar
and
are
p:
r
from
$6.50
to
$15.75
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Sole
Agcol
uii
iruer
It
i.tpnKr
tirc
StandMi
I
Ifesigrjff
I'aKern
Satisfaction
or
Money
Back.
We
Prepay
Mall
Order.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
BETTY
COMPSON
"THE
RUSTLE
OF
SILK"
A
-liuninci
nig.
lnoii
g
rtmiao.
.o
a
setting
ami
salius.
n
.idapi
ot
U"m
ll
ind(oii'f
ve
.
novel.
A
ro'!f
.ii
ilk
iti.il
tn-
stern
-otig
nml
ang
its
v.i
miIm
.i
gl.in..i-
roni.iiu
e
(hat
sw
1
empire.
Ilislingnihe
peiiniel
itt
Imle-
-
CONWAY
TEARLE,
CYRIL
CHADWICK
and
ANNA
Q.
NILSSON.
VITAQRAPH
COMEDY
"THE
AGENT."
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE.
Admission
50c
and
25c
HEATER
TIME
IS
HERE
.Make
your
sclc
tion
early
w
hile
our
.
f$
line
is
complete.
All
slvlc
ami
sizes.
I
&
f")
lioth
plain
and
linrk
lined,
priced
front,-
ffy
J
$12.50
to
$45.00.
liny
now
uml
have
ynirfilzA
healer
ready
for
the
first
cold
snap.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.O.
Box
1646.
608
Third
Ave.
Tel.
J.
QAl
V
FOR
MEN
OiLL
ONLY
On
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
of
This
Week,
October
25,
26
and
27.
GENTLEMEN!
If
you
minru
llnltlier
llools
fur
(he
wel
walier
hrr-r
i
a
chance
fur
you.
II
is
not
often
Dial
we
have
a
"air
c
cltisivcly
for
men,
but
the
prices
ipitiltl
lielow
will
li
that
this
is
worth
while.
Men'
All
White
Knee
Rubber
Boots
llegular
0.
Sale
price
,
$4.95
Men's
Black
Knee
Rubber
Boots
Willi
while
sole.
Het'l"r
I.UU.
Sah
price-
.....
$4.50
K
Men's
Black
Knee
Rubber
Boots
vvilti
Veil
sole.
ltcg',
.ir
.".."().
Sale
price
...I
$400
Men's
Black
Rubber
Boots
wild
ml
fnli'.
Ilegtilni'
"
Sale
price
'
,
$6JlO
Men's
All
White
6"
Rubber
Boots,
llegular
"UMl.&O.
s'
price
.
$40
Men's
0"
Top
Black
Rubber
Boots,
willi
while
sole.
?i.(iri.
Sale
price
$4.25
Our
whole
slock
or
Men's
Fine
Mouls,
in
Hlack
"J
Inn,
regularly
priced
al
Troiii
,,ot
lo
1
2.50,
is
belio?
"f
fercd
in
this
sal
-
at
a
fifteen
per
cent
reduction.
A
wJ
line
in
working
shoes
is
also
Included.
FOR
CASH
ONLY.
SEE
OUR
WINDOWS.
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Corner
Third
and
Seventh.
Phone
645-