t
PAflE
FOUR.
T
We
have
splendid
PANCINQ
PUMPS
From
$6.00
Upwards.
ONYX
SHOES
FOR
LADIES.
Family
SHOE
Store
"The
Home
of'
Real
Shoes."
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Christmas
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
Tickets,
Rales
and
Infnrmalion,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hread
is
your
best
food.
Kat
more
of
il.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Stove
WOOD
We
have,
just
received
a
car
load
of
up
river
wood.
guaranteed;
seasoned
.and
dry.
Size
cut
to
order.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CHOP
SlEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
Rent.
Prices
Reasonable.
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Ave.
"RCDUCE
HIQH
COST
OF
UVINO.
Eliminate
the
draught
arouud
your
windows,
and
use
less
poal.
SEE
OUR
PATENT
WEATHER
STRIP
Fop
Doors
and
Window.
Glassand
Mirrors
of
all
kinds.
T.
ROSS
HHACKAY.
Phono
BlJ
166.
THRILLING
LOVE
STORY
OF
VIENNA
The
week
end
ottering
al
Hie
jWVslliolme
commencing
to-mor-irow
nighl
is
The
Merry-go-jRmind
ami
slory
of
gayest
Vienna.
j
The
atmosphere
of
Hie
picture
!i
so
well
handled
that
tin'
jpeclalor
will
swear
that
he
was
at
the
Viennese
Coney
Island.
II
Ilia
the
advantage
of
a
straight
forward
and
authentic
story
anil
while
the
tale
of
the
love
of
the
count
for
a-
little
organ
grinder
al
Hie
amusement
piirk
is
quite
simple,
it
i
discreet
and
touching,
and
you
gel,
a
genuine
feel-incr
that
il
all
tuizlil
j-eallv
hail-
riAii
aian
i
a
IliA
I
i
i
tint
I
f
!!!
girl
who
look
a
champagne
bath
in
a
hush
wine
cup
during
the
revel.
Here's
the
way
Dorothy
Day
criticized
the
picture
in
the
New
York
Sunday
Telegraph:
i'lie
dashing
Count
Maxamil-
liait
von
Hohenegg
-Is.
first
in
troduced
to
the
audience
in
His
boudoir.
His
valet
produces
a
large
box
of
roe,
the
gift
of
a'
feminine
admirer.
Then
we
are
shown
the
pampered
count
enjoying
his
breakfast
which
is
served
lo
him.
in
his
hath.
Naturally
these
goings
mi
pre-judiciu.
against
(lie
fellow,
but
he
turns
out
In
be
as
fine
an
Austrian
nobleman,
as
you,
can
imagine.
Love
Entanglements
"He
is
engaged
lo
marry
a
woman
of
noble
rank,
and
the
Emperor
Franz
Joseph
ha
practically
requested
thai
the
marriage
lake
place.
"Then
the
scene
shifts
lo
Hie
Prater.
The
count
meets
a
litlfe
organ
grinder
girl
In
Jhe
merry-
go-round.
She
is
loved.
Her
hunchback
lover
frequents
Ihe
grounds
'And
protects,
her
from
the
cruelty
of
Ihe
supervisor
and
owner
of
Ihe
plar.
This
boy.
mnrvelously
played
by
George
Hackathorne,
later
sets
bis
pel
orang-outang
loose
tif
devour
the
cruel
proprietor
a
scene.
hy
Jhe
way,
which
is
beautifully
done.
Ihe
count
loves
the
girl,
bu(
for
diplomatic
reasons
(Jie.
is
forced
to
marry'
I
be
other
woman.
When
I
lie
girl
find
out
about
il
she
l
heartbroken
And
all
the
time
the
merry-go-
round
goes
on
and
on.
Then
comes
Ihe
war.
The
count
goo,
away
and
Ihe
girl
becomes
en
gaged
lo
Hie
hunchback.
She
hears
of
the
man's
death
and
just,
as
she
is
preparing
lo
I
marry
the
boy,
the
count
re
turn.
I
lie
oiu
love
uare.
up
and
the
girl,
on
learning
that
Ihe
count's,
wife
is
dead,
forgel
about
her
poor
hunchback
'lover
and
finds
herself
in
the
strong
arms
of
the
count.
Characters
(ieorge
Hackathorne
gives
bealuiful
portrayal
of
the
role
of
ihe
hunchback.
When
he
i
shown
alone'
in
one
of
the
final
scenes
sobbing
as
if
hi
heart
would
break
you
almost
wish
the
count
had
been
killed
on
the
bal
lie
fieltl
s,,
dial
the
girl
w.iluld
have
married
I
lie
boy.
"Norinan
Kerry
as
I
he
count
give
a
fine
performance,
lie
,
,
.
.
I
must
he
six
fool
two
if
lin
i
an
Spectacular
Is
the
Picture
Com-;.
...
.
pelllng
the
Plot
In
"The
Merry-go-Round
were
giail
worn
I
lie
orang
outang
ate
him
up!
!
THE
WILV
NEWS.
TburJy.
Nv.eim.n
8,
,
1
4
'
r-
Ilorryniati
Inverness;
.Mrs.
Dyro
Cadenhcnd,
Pittsburg.
Ph.;
Mrs.
II.
Middlelon,
Tonnilu:
A.
Nelson,
Tncoiua.
Central
Mrs.
Eraser
and
child,
city;
flapper
sorry
lhal
the
Austrian
j
K.
I..
Davie,
city:
F.
Daniel,
nobility
is
no
longer
what
ilC...lt.
u
se
I
t(l
be.
As
the
girl,
Mary
I
Philhin
i?
appealing
and
ever
,
REGIMENTAL
ORDERS
(ieorge
Seigiiiatiu
i
the
pro-!
Nopth
BC-
"0mn
prielor
of
the
merry-go-round.,"1-
He
is
wicked
and
cruel,
ami
i.
so
convincing
in
hi
role
that
wej
102
Bn.
C.E.F.
Orders,
by
Major
J.
W.
Niclmll
Dorolhv
commanding:
Huliei-
4)nierly
oftlcer
for
week
ending
Nov.
17,
Lieul.
W.
Hume.
Next'
for
duly,
Lieut.
J.
Hams
ley.
Promo!
but.
The
OilWr
approve
I
lie
following
promotion:
To
be
Company
Sergl.
Major:
Sgl.
W.
Davie,
a
from
Nov.
7,
lt3.
To
bo
Sergeant:
No.
.Ill
Pl.
W.
Robinson.
"Special
Parade.
All
ranks
and
band
are
requested
lo
attend
special
parade
in
uniform
on
'
Friday,
Nov.
9.
8
p.m.
Church
Parade.
All
member
of
the
Regiment
will
fall
in.
al
the
Drill
Hkill
on
Sunday.
Nov.
II.
Armistice
Day,
10
a.m.
sharp
lo
attend
divine
service.
Dress:
Drill
order.
p:
h.
ashhriixje.
"
Acting
Adjt
MRS.
PANKHURST
IS
FEARFUL
FOR
GIRLS
Former
Suffragette
Leader
Decries
Modern
Tendencies
Which
Are
Harmful
OTTAWA,
Ont
Nov.
8.Onre
a
foremost
apostle
-of
women
freedom,
leader
of
a
ifarnou
suffragette
band
whoso
motto
"Deeds
Not
;
Words."
Mr.
Wallace
is
regal
as.
tin
c"unlesi;mineline
Pankhurst
today
i
not
and
Hie
rol
uf,
the
,casl
i
ef.;Ko
sure
this
freedom
ha
been
a
feclive
in
every
way.
gond
thing
for
women,
for
men.
(
"Merry-o-Round'
Ihe
idle
side
of
life.
signifies
or
for
the
world.
Not
that
she
Aflor
each
has
altered
one
whit
about
the
tragedy
in
the
picture
a
merry-gn-rouud
I
sltijwn
being
turned
by
a
relentless-looking
figure
doubtless
designed
lo
be
sym-Jaiid
Insecurities
front
which
her
bolic
of
Fall"
we
think
we
re-'fox.
suffers,
lint
she
dec.ie
lh
cognized
him.
a
one
of
the
four
.modern
tendencies;
which
she
bo-
horsemen).
ilieve
harmful
to
the
youth
of
Commental
j
"An
interesting
picture,
well
presented
and.
acted,
with
a
real
Continental
atmosphere,
sums,
il,
all
up.
"Detail
of
interior
and
cos
tumes
have
also
been,
given
care
ful
at
lent
ion
and
anyone
who
can
find
fault
with
these
back
grounds
and
dolails
.would
doubtless
pick
flaws
in
the
art
of
Yvelle
(iuilborl
or
Mine.
Due."
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
F.
II.
Worlock,
W.
II.
Logan,
.lohri
Cameron
and
Iterl
Man-
Irop,
Victoria;
E.
K.
Chicago;
Mr,
and
Mrs.
II.,
.1,
Cunningham
Port
F.ingl)in:
,
I..
Hrown,
F.
H.
Dowling,
E.
El-
wards,
.1.
A,
Fnrris
and
A.
E
Slrugnell,
Vancouver;
O,
OIen
vole,
which
she
wanted
because
she.
recosniz.e.t
that
through
it
might
lie
righled
inequalities
the
world,
and
particularly
of
the
American,
continent.
She
sees
much
fhaL
ii
lad
la
co-eiliu
cniiou,
under
comparatively
lax
supervision,
ami
she.,
think
the
freedom."
of
the
youth
f
today
a,
i)a;iter
from
which
the
youth
of
tomorrow
will
suffer,
.Mrs
.I'aiiKiiursi
is
louring
Eastern
Ontario
for
the
Canadian
Council
of
Social,
Hygiene,
in
company
with
Miss
Estelle
Hew-
oii,
Ontario
ncretar',
and
Mrs,
It,
A.
Keiineily,
of
Ottawa,
a
volun
teer
worker.
In
cnnniany
will
them
she
ha
aJo
toured
North
Ontario
in,
Ihe
sxine
interests.
"It
co-education
I
to
be
good
it
must
be
under
the
.strictest
Knolt.ifiuperviKiou,
and
even
at
thai
I
don't
knoW
haw'
anyone
could
hope
to
supervisor
modern
yoiilh,
ahl
Mrs.
Paukliursl,
who
by
no
mean
look
al
the
world
through
blue
spectacle,
"I
am
bound
lo
and
O,
E.
Nilson,
Seattle;
II.
S.
confess
I
Hunk
separate
college
BRIER
TMAOC
MARK,
'mm
REGISTtREO
73
Mi
i
i,.
,
.i
'i
u-
i..-im..uji.Li'iin
i.,
.
t
i
mill,
-
;
-
J
'
'
-
-
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
"
;
v
'
.
'
'-
By
GeorgeMcManu(
Season
La
1
W
'
For
real
Toot
comfort
and
to
got
Hie
nfost
enjoyment
out
of
the
evening,
drop
in
an.
I
he
filled
at
the
Family
Shoe
Store.
!
il
,
,
JJ
I
to
WA,
fuivn
Soviet.
WC
"I
ff
a
,
.
-w-
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
3
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
Nu
AdvartlMinant
Takan
for
Lmtm
tUnn
BOc
WANTED
SALESMEN.-
In
evtry
limn-
If
you
want
a
permanent
business
with
an
insured
income,
see
page
5'J
Saturday
Evening
Post,
issue'
of
November
3:
and
if
you
think
you
can
qualify,
apply
P.
II.
Drr.
P.O.
llox.
DJOl,
Winnipeg,
Man.
WANTED,
Men
and
women
lo
learn
barbering.
Paid
while
learning
and
tools
free.
Write
for
catalogue.
M"ler
llarbei
College.
Vancouver.
U.C.
INFORMATION
WANTED
NEI.S
ROHERT
ERICKSON.
pnv-
bably
fisiifv-man.
will
learn
something
to
his
advantage
liy
writing
to
"Inquirer'
Route
I,
Mux
SO
L.
Long
llenrh,
Qili-fornia.
2&r
FOR
SALE
RARE
OPPORTUNITY
lo
buy
coy
home.,
close
in.
Ha
front
verandah
on
soul
hern
exK,
ure,
living
room,
ktlrhen,
Iwn
bedroom
and
large
attic;
all
excellent
condition.
Standard
lot
on
grade.
Prieo
for
quick
,ale,
nine-fifty.
Term
fou,r-flffly
cah,
balance
tnonltily.
(
)
w
1
1
r
r
.
P.O.
liox
387
,Ci
I
y
FOR
SALE.
One
MrClary
Koolenay
Range,
price
J0.O.
Phone
lim.
iC5
FOR
SALE.
Two
piano,
cheap.
Phone
llluc
331.
200
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT.
Si
roomed
house,
parlly
furnished.
Centrally
located.
Apply
llox
I
IH
Daily
News
Ofllce.
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent
Hesntr
apartmentA.
M.
M.
Stephens.
FOR
RENT
Houfekeeping
room
110
Sixth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Hlue
217.
If
FOUR
RO(MED
FLAT
lo
Rent.
Steam
heal.
Apply
Smith
A
Mallett.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Modern
houe.
five
room
and
bath.
Apply
Munro
Hro.
-
tf
MODERN
four
room
flal
for
rent.
Westenhnver
Uros.
tf
ROOMS
TO
RENT
In
Wallace
Illock.
Apply
Store.
If
FOUND
FOUND.
Two
key
on
string
Apply
Daily
New
Office.
BOAHD.
BOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
ROOM
AND
BOARD
PALMER
HOUSE.
406-
Seventh
Avenue
West.
Phone
Red
M'J.
Furnished
auiles.
LOST
LOST.
While
rnwboat
in
Prince
Rupert
harbor.
Finder
pleaoe
phone
Green
102,
Reward.
LOST.
Earring
drop,
cainen
and
two
pearl
on
chain.
Reward.
Phone
Oj-een
102.
2(511
for
men
and
wnmieii,
a
lit
Eng
land,
are
Hie
heller
plan.
Co-ed
iicaliou
should
be
proper
if
nil
Hie
student
were
at
school
with
studious
intent.
Hut
they
are
not
I
hey
want
to
have
a
good
time
ami
il
i
not
always
a
healthy
good
time.
I'hey
refill
nnnnllinK
books,
and
young
ineii
and
women
day
women
scarcely
iliciiAf,
wiih
women
or
men
with
men.
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
News.
REPAIRIMQ
ANYTIIINU
IN
CANVAS.
EXPERIENCED
CORSETICRE
Orders
taken
for
Spirella
OohI
Mrs.
J.
M.
Crahlman
Kaien
Shoe
Store,
711
Second
Avenue
Went.
CHIMNEY
CLEANINQ
Modeiale
!'rie
OLD
NICK
Prince
RiiixtI
r.tgar
Store
Phone
Httie
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
days,
close
at
5.30
p.m.
From
the
East-Monday.
Thursday.?
and
Saturday.
1.30
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sundayi
.
...P.
M.
Wednesdays
.....
3
P.M.
Fridays
A.M.
Salurdayn
3
P.M.
C.P.R.
November
12
and
20.
To
Vancouver
Tuendayn.
Mall
clones
al
I
P.M.
Thursday
.
10
P.M.
Saturdays
A.M.
Sunday
.I0
P.M.
C.P.R.
November
2.
10
and
30.
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm-
Wednesdays
...i
From
Anyoi,
Alice,
Arm
.
taito
ACT.
Phone
J
niu
r
initnun
u
ppi,
u
pVrcuH
7fl.
P.
LcClatre.
Cow
Hay.
i
(jMtt
Ua4
,"",V,
"i
9
P.M.
Tl.
a
Salurdays
,.
9
P.M.
Sunday
7
P.M.
From
Stewart
and
Premlsr
.
Sunday
8
P.M.
Tuesdays
,
A.M.
To
Alaska
Points
November
1
2
and
20.
From
Alaska
Points-November
2,
10
and
30.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
Nnvrmber
3
and
17.
.
5.30
P.M.
From
Queon
Charlotte
Points
November
am)
15.
dlscu
frankly
whnl
in
olher.To
Naas
River
Points
and
Port
simpson-
inn
ui
rrinrr
Kuit
CAN'T
D2
CEATCN.
"'.
hyi$
,rltnUr
UUndt.
li1
Mjfrfl
f
t
t
My
Kliwk
of
Irur
cannot
bo;
Ta,
Suti
ut
I,
thJWtnV
t
beaten
for
price
ad
quality.
n
;
.i",
:.
lini
you
buy
furs
here
you
mate
i
iXkIun-
ttw
roibmmf
tw,
b.
no
mixlnke.
around.
CjiII
in
and
look'
'"'.'.
W.
QOLDDLOOM,
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phono.
(Call
Oeorg?
or
(!ut)
Ross
Brother.
Priinpi
Sr.
ice
and
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Stand:
Boton
Orlll
Third
Avenue
CHIROPHACTOR
R.
D.
TAS3IC,
D.C.
Chiropractor
ard
Avenue,
prince
Rupert,
U.C.
Hours:
10
to
12:
2
to
I:
7
lo
8.
Phone
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