i(JWi
members,
10?4.
BIG
BARGAINS
aw
m
Ladies'
Shoes
DIRECT
FROM
THE
MAKERS.
Juit
Arrived.
A
Splendid
Selection
of
LADIES'
STRAP,
DRESS
AND
OXFORD
SHOES
In
Suede,
Patent
Leather
and
Kid
In
Brown
and
Black.
All
Slzei.
From
$3.50
10
$7.00
VdlliciK
"i
'licnper
uii
llu-
market
-today.
mill
1m
i
uiiviiicciI,
Prompt
Attention
to
Mall
Orders
PRYDOCK
mmmMm,
Call
in
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
SECOND
AVENUE.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floatina
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths.
Pattern
i
.
L
--
.
.
J
I
.
f
uianvra,
ruuiiu-ri,
vvoou
WOTKerS,
fclC.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
nandlc
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
dvertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
TH
PAP'R
THAT
r.EVb
'MJICK
-.Sir
S
Hand
at
Kink
tonight.
B.O.
Undertakers.
Phone
il.
-
.
Hayncrf,
Undertakers,
Phone
351
A
delicious
drink
for
all
occasions
-
'til'l'llKMir
Coffee,
tf
.
-
Fifty
voices
in
Pageant
al
Km-press
Theatre,
November
5.
201
W.
J.
sr.n
,.fi
night
train
for
lii.t
Th
Ctntditn
Shrrddfd
Wheat
Company,
Ltd.
M.tr.
rails.
O.Url.
PTriscuit
mi
la.il
farm
ut
Woodcock.
Mr.
T.
II.
Johnson
will
not
be
At
Home
until
Die
first
Thursday
in
December.
Come
lo
IIm-
llebekah
whist
drive
on
.Monday,
November
10.
al
H.:iil
i.in.
Admission
50c.
Ite-
TIIK
DAfl.V
WKW8
p
n
.
..
.
.i
Local
and
.Personal
.
P
fielnnciiU.
-
Fred
Nash,
H.C.I..S.
arrived
from
Maxell
on
Ihe
Prince
John
Hum
morning
and
will
proceed
lo
I
en
ure
tiy
line
evening
Iruln
Two
nights,
November
0
ami
7.
"A
Sunllower
Serenade,"
Methodist
Church
at
8
p.m.
Admission
50c
and
25.
2C0
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Anger
and
family
are
arriving
from
Smith
crs
on
IliU
afternoon's
train
and
will
.-.nil
on
the
ttteainer
Prince
llupert
for
Vancouver.
Oueen
Mary
Chapter
f.O.D.F.
will
hold
a
llridge
and
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
in
1
lie
Klk
Home,
Friday,
November
7.
Card
H
p.m.;
supper
10.30;
dancing
II
lo
2.
Admission
75c.
203
Power
hoal
Hellingham
arrived
tlii
morning
with
four
car
loads
of
frozen
fish
which
was
transferred
and
went
east
today
on
Dm
way
rreight.
The
lloyal
Fish
i:o.
acted
its
agent.
Hose
Hoffman
of
Comox
Ave.
plemled
guilly
in
the
city
nolic
court
Him
morning
to
a
charge
of
iiing
oleene
UmguaL'e
and
wan
fineil
6
wild
lite
o
pi
ion
of
llilrly
tUy
imprisonment.
'lite
Standard
Oil
tanker
Itirh
fOT.a,
front
rnl
CnlifnmiH
.
f..m.l
with
iik.
at
fS.ooo
......
bar
red
of
fuel
nil
for
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
s
local
tanks,
i
return
ins
south
this
afleriii.ii.
IV
'
vessel
i
being
piloted
hv
Caul
McMillan
of
Vancouver.
Reg.
$6.00
Marvella
Coating
IN
BLACK
AND
BROWN.
HEAVY
SILK
PILE.
$4.95
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
BLOCK.
W.
.1.
Jefferson,
manager
of
I
he
Millcrd
cannery
here,
sailed
last
night
on
I
he
Cardena
for
Vancouver
on
business.
Mr.
H.
Doseo
and
daughter
arrived
from
Port
Clement
mi
the
Prince
John
tlii
morning,
They
are
going
lo
lake
up
(heir
residence
in
Ilia
oily.
K.
Horning,
accountant
for
Hie
Whalen
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.,
at
the
Thurston
Harbor
logging
ramps,
arriveil
from
die
Islands
mi
the
Prince
John
ihis
morning
and
will
proceed
south
t
on
i
still
The
Whalcn
camps
on
the
Islands
are
now
eltfsed
down.
-
SlNtil.Wl.
Mr.
Jack
Million
mini!
of
Madame
launder.
Ot
tawa;
I'rof.
Phillips
!!oloii:
and
I'rot.
Walkis,
Uiii.lon.
Knylaml.
will
give
sintring
instructions
by
appointment.
Phone
lreen
121,
between
12
and
2
p.m.
o
.Mr.
J.
J.
Sniitlisou
ami
family
are
failing
tonight
on
I
lie
Prince
Ituuert
for
Vancouver
enroule
lo
llrandon
.where
they
will
Join
Itevr.
Mr.
Sinitlison
who
was
re-
etnitly
transferred
there
in
(he
HaplUt
Uhureh
ministry.
Pasenger
mailing
)a-l
uivlil
"
moiid.
Caid.
Smith,
which
arrived
itmMiiir
Mr
and
vii-
n
n
vi
yetenlay
aflerwo.w
al
2
o'clock
Adam
and
son
mjM
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lu
ou
can
buy
itf
Tlie
real
whole
wheat
cracker
not
made
of
coarse,
uncooked
flour,
but
made
of
the
whole
wheat
grain,
cooked
in
steam,
drawn
into
filmy
shreds
and
baked
in
electric
ovens.
It
is
more
easily
digested
than
ordinary
crackers
and
contains
more
real,
body-building
nutriment.
The
crisp,
tasty
shreds
of
flavory,
baked
whole
wheat
encourage
thorough
chewing,
and
that
means
healthy
gums,
sound
teeth
and
good
diges-
tion.
iveiieiuus
wun
butter
or
soft
cheese.
Tastes
better
when
toasted
in
the
oven.
8.
S.
Dar
-
Dragging
operations
with
a
I
jievv'
lo
recovering
the
body
of
.
Dorothy
(o-nell,
who
was
drown
-
I
..
.
.
I
eti
iii
ine
nariMtr
on
Sunday
evening,
are
still
continuing
to
day.
I
he
body
of
Jack
Mae-
donald,
which
was
recovered
on
Monday,
was
etaniim-d.
yesterday
hy
Dr.
.1.
P.
Cade,
medical
health
ofifeer.
"
O.N.K.
sleanier
Priiice
Jtuperl.
iilrf.
Harry
Neddeh,
arrived
rom
(he
south
at
t
n
etock
(his
aftaraoou
and
will
return
direct
to
Vaincouver
al
8
o'clock
this
leveflfnjr.
The
Irani
rrom
tlp
iiyst,
due
at
o'clock
this
aflcr-
iuh,
Is
reported
on
time.
.MS
ALICE
ARM
Car
I
Johnson
has
ir-
turSftl
liome
frun
lho
Aiiyox
HosTdlal
where
he
ha
been
tin-
der
Ireatmeiil
for
the
-pa
t
few
weeks."
J.
Trinder.
the
re.staumiit
iiiiin
lia
left
for
Stewart.
An
important
strike
lias
been
liladeion
the
llomeguard
oronerlv
and
the
owners,
(.
W.
Ilruirsv
and
William
Mcl'ailane.
m.
I'laiiniug
to
ilo
yoinu
eten.e
development
work
on
il
next
sea
son.
,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
,
a.',
a.
a.
Anglican
Church
llaiaar,
Nov.C
l.ulheran
Pauemit.'
'KinoresH
Theatre,
November
5.
..
..
...
Sun
Flower-
!sei'iinuln
tn.li..
Moose
Hazaar.
NoV.,
18
and
10.
tf
I'l'iisbylcrlnn
Bazaar,
fVov.
-o-
10.
Olier
Hesner
returned
on
thai
I'rinci!
llupert
this
afternoon
from
u
business
(rip
to
Vancouver.
William
Wall
of
F.
K.
Hunt
&
Co.
i
leaving
on
t.lie
steamer
Prince
Ittiju-i
I
tonight
lo
spend
a
nix
weeks'
vacation
in
the
late
of
Washington.
Capt.
William
Oliver,
(he
well
known
Methodist
missionary,
returned
on
(lie
Prince
Kupcrtthls
afternoon
from
a
trip
lo
T.
ti.
MrManamoii
of
Tele
graph
Point
returned
on
the
Prince
Itupcrl
this
afternoon
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancou
ver.
John
Conway,
government
iL-enl
from
Arivoi.
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
north
yesterday
af
ternoon
a
n.J
will
return
.to
Anyu.t
on
the
Prince
John
tonight.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Archer
arrived
from
Buckley
Hay
on
the
Prince
John
this
morning
and
will
spend
a
week
or
ten
days
visilmg
here.
I
hey
formerly
resided
in
the
city.
II.
C.
Jackson
and
Denny
Jack-ou.
who
are
engaged
in
diamond
building
at
the
Premier
mine,
ar
rived
yesterday
afternoon
on
Hi"
Curdctia
from
Stewart
and
will
return
north
on
'the
Prince
John
tonight.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
H.
MacAdam
who
arrived
this
week
from
Ituckley
Hay,
sailed
last
night
on
I
tic
Cardena
for
Vancouver
ac
companied
by
I
heir
son,
Bert
who
is
to
receive
surgical
F.
I..
Ituckley,
(he
well
known
Ouecn
Charlotte
Island
lumber
operator,
arrived
in
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
I
lie
Prince
llupert
this
afternoon.
He
is
here
on
business
in
connection
with
the
Airplane
.Spruce
mill
at
Port
Clements
which
he
recently
AID
ZIONIST
MOVEMENT
LONDON.
An
estate
which
will
be
eventually
worth
a
mil
lion
l'ou""
pounds
has
as
been
ieen
left
leu
for
lor
the
me
,.n
h.
v
'ZSlT,
.VET'
'
ll
ZlonW
movement
included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
Walker
vv
.
J.
Jefferson.
W
I
un.l
by
the
wilt
of
air
Kiil-IUIi
Jpu.
The
fund
will
be
used
"fo
"restore
(he
Jew
to
their
ancient
homci.
in
Palestine.
REALIZE
LARGE
SUM
AT
BAZAAR
Number
of
Raffles
Took
Place)
and
Whist
Drive
was
Success
The
annual
bazaar
of
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
SI.
Andrew's
Society
held
in
I
lie
clubroonis
on
Second
Avenue
yesterday
afternoon
was
an.
unqualified
success,
over
?5H0
being
realized.
De
corated
in
the
colors
of
the!
society,
blue
ami
while,
the
place)
presented
a
very
artislic
scene.,
The
(aides
were
well
supplied
willi
;
arlieles-of
use
and
art
and
proved
very
attractive
(o
Ihe
manvi
buyers.
The
.affair
was
under
(he
gen
eral
supervision
of
Mrs.
Howard
teen,
president
of
the
Auxiliary.
and
in
charge
of
Hie
various
departments
were:
Plain
sewing
Mrs.
James
Ir
vine
(convener)
ami
Mrs.
(ieorge
Mdioll.
Fancy
work
Mrs.
Itoberl
Davie.
Delicious!
II
$2.95
I
$3.95
t
$1.45
Our
optical
deparlmeuMius
jul
heen
filled
up
with
Uie
latest
testing
eijuip-menl,
and
a
new
course
of
sludy
just
compleled
gives
you
ihe
benefit
or
any
new
discoveries
and'
the
newest
styles
in
frames.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
Knler
our
Ad.
Competition
before
Nov.
15.
iNole:
Drawings
would
be
or
no
use
as
The
News
could
not
reproduce
tliem
in
Hit
space.
ftUEN
WATCHES
11
Home
cooking
Mrs.
Mcllobbie
Towels,
donated
by
Mrs.
II.
F.
ther,
a
piano
sold.
convener)
and
Mrs.
J.
McKeeh-'tilassey.
won
by
Mrs.
V.
Andex-
Whist
Drive
convener),
Mrs.
-M.
McArlhur.
Mrs.
S.
D.
Macdoiiald.
Mrs.
Alex
Macilonald
and
Mrs.
W.
llobb.
CAudy
Mrs.
Churles
Taylor
(convener)
and
Mrs.
W.
field.
Ilatrics
..Mrs.
James
Simpson
(convener)
and
Mrs.
lien
Dal-garno.
.
Cashier
Mrs.
W.
Anderson.
Raffle
Winners
The
winning
numbers
for
the
raffles
were
pulled
at
the
whist
drive
in
the
evening
by
(ieorge!
PAGB
TBREB
1!
SALADA
BB39
Pure,
Fresh
and
Satisfying.
Sold
in
aluminum
packets.
Try
it.
PERHAPS
YOU
NEED
GLASSES
?
Lois
of
people
do
bui
dou'l
know
iL
If
you
Jiave
lo
hold
things
loo
far
away,
or
jour
eyes
lire
easily,
coriie
in
and
wc
willi'iid
out
if
it
is
your
eyes.
"FAMILY
SHOE
STORE."
SPECIAL
THIS
WEEK
FOR
MISSES
AND
GROWING
GIRLS.
Misses'
Patent
Leather
Sandals,
real
snappy.
Sizes
11
lo
2.
Growing
Girls'
Patent
Leather
One
Strap
Slippers,
men
i
urn
neet.
Girls'
Spats,
sizes
2
and
3.
Special
price.
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
ECKOFF
STUDIO
Calls
for
your
Patronage
I
son.
I
The
dav's
nrneeeilimra
lea
room
Mrs.
J.
Arthur!
Silk
sweler
.l,m:.le.l
hv
Ali-s
.
eluded
with
U
U-llttfl
ilrii'i.
in
II.
n
iiiiuiicu,
won
ny
.virs.
.
m.
lay-levelling,
lor.
and
Ihe
Cup,
Phono
lied
Ci.
Hoys
knitted
suit,
donated
by
Mrs.
V.
Ileid,
won
by
Joe
Hrown.
Luncheon
set,
donated
by
Mrs.
III.
Davie,
won
bv
Mrs.
Charles
Nickerson.
Cushion,
donated
by
Mr.
W.
Anderson,
won
by
Kileen
(ireen.
i
wo
cnicKens,
uojjaied
by
.Mrs.lt
t
a
.4
m
....
I
Melhodisl
Church.
Novv
i.nd
7.
Murray
and
resulted
as'
follovvs:!
V.
Pobb,
won
by
Mrs.
Hugh
Kii-
,
Km
inss
nif.li,
oonaieu
ny
erglil
lln
iiri
....
u
lL
'T1.
r-
"r"''
l-'e-
Auxilia.v.
Miss
Mary
Murray
won
Ihe
r:
.I
v"
!
.Midrews.
jguessing
contest.
There
were
.
'
,ln,f
'""
uf
cwul-
,l",Hlt'll
y
ll
beans
in
the
jar
and
Miss
.I.-
i
inn
i-
imp.-n
Lorn
t.o.,
vvoni.viui'vay
s
guess-was
you.
Ihe
by
F.
ft.
Macdoiiald.
p,-he
was
a
cake
donated
by
Mrs.
ueaueu
nag,
initialed
iy
jlrs.i
Mcllobbie
lb'u
Dalgarno,
won
by
Hohldcl
.
In
the
course
ot
theaflernoon,
l1-
'
llhere
was
a
brief
musical
pro-
'I'liri.e
enii
iiii.l
iiie..id
......
...
ti
.
.
i.n
.1
'
.
-
......
I..,
..ivMii,,-
iuiii.
.iiss
r.na
leeii
unii
mw
!
lAilheran
Hiuaar,
December
?.;e.l
by
Mrs.
William
Millar,
wnu
Victoria
Krikevsky
gave
a
piano-jMetropols
Hull.
(by
Mr-.
W
.
t'liri-tiati
en.
,
.
,,vtV
dnel
w
Mi.-.
Mary
Dmw-
Our
Vancouver
Customers
still
send
us
their
orders
for
enlarging
and
copying.
You
don't
have
to
semi
away.
We
do
it,
here
al
reasonable
prices,
and
do
it
well.
Eckoff
Studio
C
2nd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
There
were
25
tabic
winners
were!
ladies
saucer
and
plate,
donated
'first,
Mrs.
Walter
Shaw;
ladies'
by
Mrs.
Itruce
Love,
won
by
Miss
I.ee.
second
Miss
Hossuck
(ou
cut
with
Mrs.
Dave
Scott);
men's
first,
John
McKechuiu;
men's
second,
Stanley
Smith.
Ilcfrcsh-meiits
were
served
and
I
lie
com-mitlce
In
cliarge
or
th
whist
drive
consisted
or
Mrs.
M.
Arlhur.
Mrs.
W.
Christiansen
and
Mis,s
May
Ileid.
IA.10
ACT.
Qut.n
Chirlott
OUnd
Land
District.
DUtrkt
of
Print
Aurt
Ma!trtt.
H
i
ruf
nnat
ri
t.AH..7...
..
te
ndt
n
apply
for
prmllon
lo
lease
tlw
.viji
uund.
and
tbrnre
S
chains
to
low
i""1"
uiriM-ii.
riiiinwina?
low
.ip
?.urt
.
.
ninhierly
.direction
a
dt-
i!Ke.orK8?
,h,'!!
(
"":
""
rrly
&
chains;
ibence
southerly
so
cbaln.
i..T,.S.'..,o.p0,
of
"""nencement
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