R
For
One
Cent
you
mar
obtain
3
cups
of
"SALADA"
IW-Z1
.A
H40S
AK
for
a
trial
package
todar.
Delicious
!
Economical
!
The
Daily
News
PRINCB
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-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
ETery
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Priaee
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN.
Managing
Editor.
1
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Daily
kditiu.n
Wcdnrs.lay.
Nv.
II,
193.
Many
Questions
.
.
'
.
In
Legislature
(ireat
activity
in
the
mailer
of
iiitjimiii
ilinp
.howtj
in
the
Legilalurr"
thi?-
yrr
aiii
the
taff
nr
the
varioiif
depart-menl
are
ling
kept
.very
by
preparing
data
fir
the-
memlr
Ihi
nuke
th
inqiiirie.
Mway
when
lb"e?igilainre
i
iiif
ion
.it
iV
difficult
for
the
civil
maiit
tu:carry
u
thwr
r-
aiidtht.nirVt;quetion
arc
ak'rd
the
mure
iutcrf
rrvnee
lhre
i
and
Ihe
inure-overtime
the
employees
hare'.lo.AittTrk.
'."
.
:
.
,.tn:
The
main
tdjjert'of
(he
iiueioning
i
to
ma
tip
political;
capital
An
example
uf-
thi
utl
hnwn
th?
other
'day
when
the
Paron
member
for
Victoria.
Rev.
Canon
Hinchcliffe.
aked
whether
F.
van
Sicklin
wa.
employed
in
the
land
department
and
did
ha
leave
Cauada
for
the
during
the
p?
ritnl
of
the
recent
fireat
War.
The
anwer
lo
the
qiietiou
xa
that
van
irklin
was
attending
Uwrding
chiMl
in
Portland,
hi
August,
It'll,
although
barely
15
year
of
age.
he
endeavored
to
?nlM
in
the
50lh
Gordon
Highlanders,
but.
being
unable
to
conceal
hi
age.
wa
rejected,
and
returned
lo
hool
in
Septemhrr.
In
iWember,
1015,
while
hme
on
vacation,
he
atlempled
to
join
the
H3rd
Battalion,
with
imilar
re-ult.
In
January,
he
w-a
wrmilt?d
to
join
the
Canadian
Army
Service
Corp,
but
after
serving
ninely-seven
day
was
declared
medically
unfit
for
ive,rca
ervice-ad
wa
discharged
on
.pril).l."lh.
In
ilctolr,
101T,
he
made
a
further
unsuccessful
attempt
to
join
Hi?
Royal
Air
Force.
.
City
Should
Be
,
'J
'
Always
Dressed
Up.
"
The
secretary
tif
the
Shawnee
Board
xif
Commerce
writes
akiug,for
a
discussion
on
making
a
city
attractive
and
suggests
that
deity
should
not
!
dressed
up
only
occasionally,
but
all
the
lime
for
thr
first
impression,
a
visitor
gets
of
a
city
i
its
appearance.
He
also
suggest
that
citizens
will
get
out
of
a
city
what
they
p
'nlo
it
and
they
cannot
get
something
tor
no-J
Ihing.
"If
Ihey
tfMi'l-
keep
the
ciy
dilJed7up,5olKidy
w
ilt.,
do
Uj
inr
m?m.
The
secretary
of
the
Shawnee
Board
of
Commerce.
E.
R.
Waiti(
is
evidently
a
five
wire.
He
has
"wriMen
jeveral
letter
to
(he
editor
of
thi
papr
in
regard
to
civic
matter
-and
always
ha
.somrthiug
to
say
that
i
worth
thinking
almuL
Incijleulally
he
i
advertising
Shawnee,
Oklahama.
-
'
Trimming
up
a
city
and
doing
it
ontiniouy
i
a
cn1
sifzgeslon.
Prince
Rupert
can
stand
a
IHHe
of
it.
If
each
resident
ds
a
small
share
iu
making
his
ow-ji
place
a
neat
a
possible-
and
in
the
spring
and
ummer
beautifie
it
with
flowers
and
lawn,
the
effect
will
I
wonderful
TMirit
like
to
see
neat
garden
and
nothing
appeals
to
a
visitor
like
a
place
where
the
building
are
painted,
the
gardru
are
pretty
and
the
vacant
ts
are
unencumbered.
Prince
Rupert
ha
jut
made
it
debut
a
a
liMirit
city.
Next
year
there
should
le
manv
more
vilor
than
lal
and
efforts
will
lie
made
to
show
lli-m
around
a
wider
area.
Having
thi
in
view
we
shoulduiiile
on
a
pilicy
of
improvement
that
will
indicate
progres.
British
Elections
And
Canada.
;.-.
tlnadiau
will
all
watch
with
jinu'siial
inlerest
the
pngre
of
the
election
campaign
now
being
carried
on
in
fireat
Hritaiii.
This
country
i
vitally
interested
yet
she
ha
no
say
in
the
outcome.
.Anything
that
mav
1
written
here
is
purely
Took
in?
al
the
crmtest
a
outsider
and
yet
with,
th
knowledge
that
much
aepemis
iifn
the
oiftcpme
for
n
a
well
a
for
the
people
of
Canada
give
a
preference
to
Britih
goods
over
every
other
country.
She
gel
nothing
in
return.
If
protection
lweomes
th;
untisn
policy,
mat
country
will
reciprM-ate
and
Cnnada
will
hate
fak
4
a.K-aa
..II
...
-.
.1
.
1
-
a
-
.
...
.
of
7
p.m.
and
I
a.ni.
next
morn
inr
were
busy
enlerlainis:
a
crowd
that
thronsed
all
Inn
floor
and
lk
chance,,
on.
everything
fferinsr.
When
Ihe
lat
tired
ami
happy
Pie
of
Hw
FJk
nihl
decried,
there
wa
but
little
left
i
worth
takin?
away.
There
were
four
tin
of
canned
?ool
pa
In
ert.
Ihr
prize
handed,
to
lucky
J
one
at
the
latter-
Wonderfully
day
after
the
break
oecure.1.
1,516
wet
ton;
November
to
3
incluive.
5.d;;
wet
on.
Total
Innnape
Jfor
monlli
of
OetoNer.
;i;5.-w'e't
Ion.
,
Al
Ihe
tke
Plant
from
clo-'
Iter
3u
to
.November
S
inclusive.
there
were
1.355
hort
Ion
of'
n
a.i
....iii.rirs
oiiisiue
ine
r.mpire
in
ine
unlisti
coal
charted
and
into
.,h
I
market
That
i
unh.ng
tangible
which
will
und.mbledl)
!in
of
coke
pr.luced-
3
075i
apfK-al
lo
many
people
here
It
will
lend
to
increase
our
busi-
imperial
jr.lloni
f
.
light
i
1
ness
with
the
motherland
and
alMi
will
lend
to
unite
Hie
Empire,
were
rerm,r,i
.n
J
Shockley's
Waning
Mills
Are
now
Sole
Agents
for
the
lumber
output
of
the
Royal
trills,
Hanajl,
BX.
DIMENSION
LUMBER.
SPRUCE
AND
CEDAR
8HIPLA.
Sprtio
Plankinj
and
Cedar
for
Foundation
Work.
GET
OUR
PRICES
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU.
Phone
3S3.
Nanaimo
-
Wellington
COAL
DOUBLE
SCREENED!
LASTS
LONGER
I
Real
Satisfaction
Cheapest
in
Long
Run!
NO
SHALE
OR
ROCK!
COAL
GUARANTEED!
PROMPT
DELIVERY.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
119
and
lerial
gallon,
of
tar,
while
l.-'
(70S
lb,
of
ammonium
sulphate
wa
mariu'aclured.
Al
Ihe
meter
from
fVM
i9
lo
November
inclusive.'
'Il.tlll
wet
'Inn,
of
ore
were
i
treated
'at
Anyox.
Thl
wa
'made
up
a
follows:
Anyox
ore.
'
I
Wl
ton;
outside
ore,
153
'Ion.
Average
price
of
copjr"
tr
Ihe
week,
l?.?0r.
Total
ilonnage
for
monlli
or
Octlwr
jlrealrd
al
the
smelter:
Anyox'
ore.
"7.1
MSI
Ions;
outside
ore.
'3.0
Inn.,
total
Hl.ooy
tim.
The.
Smaller
shut
down"
at
I
p.
111.
Sal
unlay,
November
jt,
when
penslk
bnke.
I
Slalin?
thai
the
elolnir
of
(iraham
Avenue
bad
made
it
In-
jronvenient
to
deliver
coal,
etc
:
lo
her
house,
Mr.
A.
UwlJ
wrole
to
the
cily
council
lall
niplil
asking
a
pathway
bebulll,
by
Ihe
city
from
fWond
Avenue.
Hie
mailer
Wa
referred
lo
Ihej
Hoard
of
Work
for
report.
,
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
BROTHER
BILLS
AT
LAKELSE
LUMBER
CO.'S
ANYOX
STAGE
BIG
SAWMILL
AT
AMSBURY
CARNIVAL
AFFAIR
CLOSEDJNDEFINITELY
WH.I.
.u.K.nT.
OW.n
U
t'Z
FtW
ana
ucn
uin
and
will
remain
roe.i
indefin-
ene'
itely.
the
reason
vrnen
hv
il
'
.wner
beinjr
that
it
cannot
be
ANYOX,
N.
II.
Anyox
operated
profitably
M
h
re-Hrother
Bill'"
slaped
a
bis
ear-
snt
lime.
Cei.rf.-e
timer.
(
has
nival
in
Ibeir
home
hall
last
n
manacer
of
the
plant.
has
week
end
and
between
the
hour.joini.!
t;eor?e
Little-'
staff
al
I!
ierraee
an.l
j.
it.
.ar.
account-
anl.
ha
started'
a
lire
at
Ter
race.
SMITHERS-.
:
turned
lo
ttrtvn,
.afler
a
vjil
lo
all
kind
of
nmel.y
slunl
that
go
h
,
jiBk0nlon
tempt
Ihe
nindde
dime
from
all!
Botd,ieMMm!op,
sonf
and
sundry.
j.Mr.
and
Mr.
T.
Injntoj..
uOr-Two
feature
that
proved
mostly
a
,,)ainF
allraclne
were
th.
r,M,ntr,
store
and
the
blanket
hp.
I
hese
did
.
..
.
,
...
a
bis
business.
In
the
former
one
nii:lil
win
anythins
from
Mi.
A.
J.
Mdntyr
ha,
re-
dreed
iree.i
kewpie
kewpie
.Ml
.mus
were
rre
alo
ain
...
.
...
.
.
...
...
,
.
,
.creeled
for
K
ValMn
at
lh
niurn
in
favor
and
were
easerly
,
.
'
.
.
'
.
tuNJt.
tarl..ben.
H
i
,a
JS
t
ouehl
after.
Other
tand
of-
.
,
,,
,
.
fere.1
Japanese
and
Kins
Tiit;
noellie,
rtly
jewelry.
rh-
-
':
rloxl
.
.
itw-n
hi
IUbiue4
baldta;
fr
de
and
rffe
did
a
land
ffWI
.
.
,
,
.
..
.,
!lhe
wmter.
.pel
Ihrmi!.
.
"
.,
.
...
iSmither
nn
jTliur-lay,
twHirxt
ri
11
ik
tiMTPmiiiii
a
i
ljir
vim
i
-
eeryboly
atifiet
ant
nty
hurt.
Harry
Thorley
had
the
Lis
end
of
the
work
for
lhi
parlirti.
lar
affair
.anions-
hi
ailanl
teinp
Al.
Lafortune,
Al.
Mrnw.
V.
H.
Robertn.
Perrj
Iai.
A.
jaton.
A.
lierry.
II.
Cfaapmun.
H
Wall.
Parmller,
llreen.
Jone,
M"terj.on.
LawTenee.
Ihiwi
an.l
ifreenwell.
ANYOX
LOCALS
ArmUlire
Day
ti
reo?nited
in
Anyos
by
a
joint
ervee
in
r.
Allen
anl.
K.
FtT
are
Rerrealion
Hall
on
Sunday
ni?!.t
"
at
which
all
rlieiou.
denomm..
har.tel
Mrt
of
Iheir
job
lo
lion
were
represented.
A
larjre
crowd
atten.le.1.
Rev.
J.
A.
;ib
in,
Rev.
J.
Herdman
anl
Father
Fleck
all
pnke
.turinc
the
ser-v
ie.
The-
ladies
of
the
Union
Church
held
a
very
successful
sale
of
work
and
home
rookinc
on
Saturday
Ial,
sellin?
out
their
entire
stork
early
in
lite
ariernoou.
The
ae
wa
heldi
in
llie
Elks
liu?out.
which
was",
kindly
loaned
for
the
iH-rai.Ki.
P.verythins
i
back
to
normal
in
Anjm
a?ain.
The
Mine
and
Smelter
are
ooeralinr.
The
furnace.,
were
blown
in
sooner
than
expected
if
would
he
mi.
nie,
iming
lo
excellent
co
operation
on,
the
pari
of
the
men
encased
in
the
work
of
re
pair.
II
wa
generally
Ihousrhl
that
the
hut-down
would
take
a
.wek
or
ten
day,
but
the
debri
wa
cleared
away
and
the
penlork
repaired
n
tha:
the
furnace
tarte,i
jut
five
i
iome
of
those
wha
are
ree.Jraders
wnll
Jiave-iied
-eM.Min
ivnr
-.lit
-
and
31
wa
in
luuurii
nun
iir
i.niic-i.
iv
one
on
uie
one
nani
they
would
like
to
see
the
fre.
traders
win.
on
the
other
they
would
like
Britain
to
be
able
to
extend
a
preference
lo
Canada,
which
cannot
be
done
under
the
pre?nl
firal
policy
n
f
that
country.
jplayfully
tlir.wn
by
a
)-
ehtim
Slaitre.1
.iff
the
wt-
pile
and
struck
"HoMii"
tn
the
head.
ack
rk
of
potatie
or
flour,
while'
-.i-
...
.,
,"
...
,
,
.
.
lo
eW'Jtie
wound,
ilv-cidomt
In.lian
blanket?
(.RtraCtor
J.
P,
-
Ikmoey
ha
coin
p
let
ed
'the
"new
.warehouse!
fr
Seattle
wliern
'he
wftt
-ikI
the
-tnler.
I..
Ii.
lUrr
ha
pnrebat
th
.1
welting,
and
other
pnterty
fomierlr
befcl
by
II.
I-
Urejrory.
on
Hailway
Ave.
.
Cha.
A.
Chapnmn
wa
the
boMer
of
the.
wirvnin?
ticket
in
connection
with
the
raffle
for
the
land,
conducted
by
the
Fall
Fair
Aoeialio.
llie
winnins
number
wa
pick
flic
asptran'
for
he
cominp
boxms-
.erie,
without
acrilicifiv'
any
of
the
latent
of
fering.
Tlieil.HX'.Hall
ha-
ten
rhrH.en
a
lriV0g
quarter..
iii
oany
kiMt.iui
rp
in
or
bier.
Tliere,
will
tfw.nn
dearth
of
excitement
when
'Ihe
mi'
en.
ler
the
"squareil
eirele"
on
Nov
73.
because
I
be
advicr
an
I
Irainin?
bein?
giwn
i
hearinc
fruit,
and
it
i
reprte.l
that
Lai
Ihe
Firj'-
an.1
Jacque
the
Ienip.
are
Hkely
Id
have
chal
enze
liarnlrt!
ihe
in
in
the
near
future.
"
lr.
C
II.
Hankinson
I
hi
office
from
the
town
hall
lo
the
Oie.ter
Huildinf.
J.
Itealon
ha
.
leased
the
major
'Million
of
hi.
barn
lo
Ihe
Federal
Minin?
and
Smellinr
Omipany
fr
ue
(n
connection
with
il
work
al
the.
Ihjlbie
Mines
on
Hudson
Itay
Mountain.
The
front
part
of
the'buildins
ha
teen
arranpe
a
an
office.
The
baketball
an.1
equipment
recenlly
ordere.1
by
the
Smilher
Athletic
Aor.,
iaiion
ba
arfite.1
and
ertihu
iaU
.f
llie
palitne
will
lo.rtly
1
een
in
art
ion
in
the
town
hall,
which
building
ha
been
secured
for
two
night
To
.
HMB
Look
Young
is
a
valuable
asset
to
women
in
business,
soaal
and
private
life,
hothin?
helos
so
much
as
a
good
digestion.
Poor
elimination
causes
eekly.
aBBBV
x
rzrrrrm
i
,i
packet
80t
Mr.
and
Mr.
II.
1:
W
have
left
for
aVaneniv-r
holiday.
ii
a
l"11"
Melnloh.
f.rnierty
.-.f
the
I'nion
Cafe,
left
im
Sond.iy
for
Japer,
where
he
will
re.
ume
emfdmenl
with
Hie
1:
X
R.
Railway.
TERRACE
NOTES
Charle.
It.
(iilbert
made
1
business
trip
this
week
lo
Prnwe
Jeor?e,
Smithers
an.1
Hum
Uke.
Mr.
A.
Y.
WILon
of
Rnno
wa
in
limn
on
TTiur-.U).
The
Women
Amiliary
"f
Hi
Anglican
Oiurch
met
al
ihe
home
f
Mr.
Geo.
Iver
on
Wednesday.
Ions
of
Smilher
has
len
vi'iting
Mr.
asd
Mr.
Harr
Kin?.
Major
Taylor
wa
in
town
in
connection
with
bis
work
la
week.
Mr.
MrKeniie
fnm
Ihe
brids"
camp
mad
a
trip
lo
Rupert
Mi
Mfjrie
lkdb
wenl
down
to
Rupert
lo
spend
the
holiday
with
her
parent.
1
The
Women
Auxiliary
of
the
Anglican
Church
rave
a
social
at
Prosrreo
Hall
on
Tuesday.
The
program
wa
interspersed
with
fame,
and
conversation.
Mr.
Yon
Hees
opened
the
pro-
aram
wilh
an
in.lniinrniat
one
to
look
sickly
and
J',",,f",
Jhn
iteidmrn
an?.
faded.
;'.
Mr.
Par.n.
Ml.
Halliwell
BEECHMCS
PILLS
xnote
elirnination.
This
helps
purify
the
Mood,
improve
the
complex
ion.
bring
the
roses
bade
to
the
cheeks.
To
look
and
fed
youns
Beech-
s
Pills
anp.
Mr..
J.
Jone.
Mr
Von
Tee,
jj,n
Iteidiurn
and
Mrs.!
Jone.
Uler
save
"The
I.adleV
Aid
by
reiuel.
Ilefore
lf
'valherinr
dj.persed
those
pre-
!
J
sent
joined
hand
and
anp
AuH
Jlung
Syne
and
foll.iwed
H
wifh
'"Foe
ll'
.
lt.i
sweeten
the
.stomach,
)..
honor
of
Mr.
Mar.b.
uiULLusic
me
irrer.Dro-
am
WillHelpYou
bC.MV
The
regular
monthly
meeting,
of
Ihe
Parent-Teacher"
Aoci-
'
allon
wa.
hebl
n
Pn.jrre.
Hall.
1
Thursday.
Mr.
Halt
vice-!
president
presided.
Mr.
Slier-1
wi
I
wa.
elecle.1
president
lo
fill
Ihe
vacancy
left
by
Mr.
j
Surnlal"
resirnalion.
The
hui-'
ne..
part
of
Ihe
meeMnjr
wa
follow
e
,y
an
escellenl
pro-
sram.
The
Cldfellow.
held
a
very
enjoyable
dance
in
OAV
V
A.
Hall
Friday
night.
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fnm
Halifax,
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S.S.
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from
Halifax.
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lo
ReHat.
Liverpool
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Halifax.
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Plymouth
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DETAILS
AND
RESERVATIONS
FROM
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
260.
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COAST
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p.m.
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...
WEDNESDAY,
10
p.n
FOR
8TEWART
SATURDAY,
10
pun.
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PRINCE
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For
Vancouvte
via
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Nov.
17,
Dc
1.
15,
29,
at
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p.m.
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
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