PAGE
SIX
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
II
IL
i
I
I.
t.Li
lX-,
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
AT
7
VAUDEVILLE
8.45.
TOM
MIX
In
"THE
HEART
BUSTER"
Tom
any
Tony
host
out
with
another
cinema
sizzler.
A
clean,
wholesome
lale
of
Ihe
Arizona
cow
country
in
which
Tom
HJes
wild
to
win
Ihe
girl
of
his
heart.
Big
thrills
for
everybody.
Stirring
adventures
include
an
escape
from
the
local
Hastile,
in
which
Tony
plays
a
leading
part,
(ireat
Western
scenery.
Strong
supporting
cast.
Esther
Halslou.
dyril
Chadwick,
William
Courtright,
Frank
Currier,
Tom
Wilson
and
others.
The
New
Leather
Pushers,
Round
No.
6
"Big
Boy
Blue."
International
News.
El
"THE
BOSTONIAN
JOY
BABES"
In
a
complete
new
program
of
High-class
Vaudeville.
Admission
50c
and
25o
TIME
For
Sale
Time
is
the
life
.
measure
of
Thai's
what
our
salesmen
offer
you.
They
are
"selling
,
a
real
service,
giving
you
time
for
morn
important
duties
thau
washing.
Will
You
Buy?
Eaaaaiivjii'ta
PHONE
8
Phone
8.
PRINCE
BOX
392
RUPERT
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
Libby's
Pineapple,
2"s.
per
tin
35c
3
tins
for
...
...
$1.00
Libby's
Spinach,
2Vi's,
tir
25c
Libby's
Mincemeat,
in
bulk,
lb
25o
2
lbs.
for
5c
(irecn
Tomatoes,
8
lbs.
for
25o
Fresh
Cabbage,
lb.
.
.
.
.
.
5c
.
.0
His.
for
25o
Tomatoes,
per
lb.
...
..
15c
Celery,
2
for
,.
25c
Cauliflowers
.
.
.
'.
25c
to
35o
Potatoes,
per
sack
.
.
.
$1.90
Parsnips,
Heels,
Carrots,
Turnips,
fresh
stock,
8
lbs.
for
25o
Fresh
Choice
Meat.
1
01
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84
.Or
Write
P.O.
Hox
575.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
I.
in
mi
mmmm
THE
CORPORATION
OF
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
TAKE
.NOTICE
THAT:
I.--Tin-
Oiiinill
of
the
Corporation
of
Ihe
City
of
Prince
Unpen
Intend
In
eon-Mruit
a
pavement
nri'ii
feet
wide,
con-
kIkIIiik
of
iiMHlre
ut
timber
over
which
will
be
plarcd
i
paving-
riviiik
Ucpili
at
Ihe
crown
of
ten
Inclicit
comtxed
of
broken
How
and
nand.
on
that
H,rtlon
of
Atlln
Avenue
coinmeiieliiif
at
a
point
on
the
north
boundary
of
nd
Avenue
where
It
Intersecta
with
centre
line
or
Ainu
A
if
mil'.
thence
alunir
Allin
Avenue
an
snnwfi
on
ttie
pliii
and
profile
I
m,hI
tc1
In
ilw
office
of
tli-
i:ilv
K.nirlneer
to
a
iHiliit
clirht
feet
earn
ut
the
central
line
Inlenwctloii
or
17th
Street
ami
Atlln
Avenue,
an
a
local
Improvement,
anil
Intend
to
Kperlally
ae
the
eont
uMn
the
land
ahiilUnir
'tlrectly
on
the
work
except
mirh
imrtlon
ut
the
cimt
I
Inriirreil
al
aired
Intcrwctloiin
amt
at
school
properly.
Tim
etlmatcd
eon
I
of
the
work
It
a
h.ii.iio,
of
which
lt.al
r.s
l
to
he
paid
hy
Ihe
Corporation,
and
the
i-Klliualcd
annual
peclal
rale
kt
foot
frontaire
I
f
.47083
1
9.
The
H'dal
aeKiiielit
l
to
he
paid
In
III
annual
Inntalmeiila.
a.
rerwHia
dculrlnir
to
petition
aitaluM
lindertaklnir
Ihe
work
iimiil
do
no
on
or
lierore
the
USUI
day
or
Nnveinher.
Itlil.
E.
F.
JONES,
City
CleVk.
Hated
till
(Mil
day
of
lli-lnher,
ml.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6604.
SpbImI
Teuilrm
will
lie
received
by
the
illrlrt
KnrrMrr
not
tnlr
tlinn
iiihiii
nil
tin'
filtl
dav
f
NnvHiilH-r.
tVH,
for
the
imrrliiKi!
f
l.li'ciicr
X
6r,u(,
n.-ar
lO-avpr
I
reek,
cut
tWn
nf
Krntl
lllvrr,
C.ll.
,
li
eiil
aill.il'UI
feci
of
Hemlock,
Cvdar,
ilalsiiiii
n1
Spi'iiii
SsiIhk.
Twii
'a
I
yearn
will
lie
allowed
fur
rp-liioval
'r
tlinlwr
Kmihcr
nai-tli
ulai
'r
the
iMilcf
Fnrcn
li
r
Vi'li.rn,
mi
l
lit-
fUt
i'
1
I
U"-V
ii
It
iu
n,
li
"Halloween
Week"
One
Pumpkin
Free
with
eacli
pounds
of
tanners'
Tea
by
returning
the
11a?.
Farmers'
Tea,
per
lb...
65o
Highest
Quality
obtainable.
King
Apples,
per
box
$2.00
Mcintosh
Apples,
extras,
per
box
$2.50
Hest
values
in
Rupert.
Victoria
Cross
Cocoa,
5
lbs.
GOc
Santa
Clara
New
Prunes,
per
lb
15c
Creamery
Hut
I
it,
2
lbs.
75c
Fresh
Large
Eggs,
per
doz-
45o
Fresh
Oround
Coffee,
3
lbs,
$1.00
Milk,
any
kind,
per
case.
$5.50
Fresh
Meat
Metier
quality
and
lower
prices.
See
our
window.
!
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blu42S
Aristotle
was
the
father
of
science
A,.d
be
said
"Nature
makes
nothing
without
a
purpose."
Man
lias
been
given
and
has
taken
it
command
over
nature
which
ov.
in
his
restless
desire
lo
discover
the
best
has
brought
lo
the
market
Xanalino-Wellington
coal
which
is
now
recognized
to
be
the
best
obtainable.
This
coal
has
some
wonderful
qualities-freedom
from
clinkers
and
rock
small
ash
deposit
and
powerful,
lasting
heat
equally
economical
in
furnace,
range
or
fireplace.
This
coal
is
obtainable
only
al
Albert
&
McCaffery's
and
the
public
will
be
well
advised
in
order
to
make
sure
they
secure
Xauaimo
-
Wellington
coal
and
not
a
substitute
to
phone
their
orders
direct
lo
this
firm.
Their
phone
numbers
arc
110
and
r.Ci.
LAND
ACT.
QuMn
Charlolla
Island
Land
District.
Dlatrlet
of
Inc
Rupart
Take
.Nmice
that
I,
Samuel
Simpson,
of
Metl,
n.C,
fi)in
tlon
flsticrnian.
In-tpiifls
tu
apply
for
permlmlon
to
lee
the
fiillnulnir
described
lands:
C'Unmeiirliiir
at
a
punt
planted
near
the
southeaiit
corner
of
j
Mansett
Inland,
and
thence
0
rhalna
to
low,
water
mark
thence
rollou'lnr
low
wmterl
mark
In
a
iioriheterly
direction
a
dlr
tame
of
Id
rtialnn
(t
mile);
theme
went
crly
i
rtialn;
thence
aniithcrly
no
chain"
(I
mile)
to
pnat
of
roiiimencpment
and
rontainlna;
ti
acrei
rmnre
or
lemt'i.
SAMUEL
SI.MrSO.N.
Applicant.
Peter
Keay,
Arent.
tstti
September,
1SJ4.
m
TIMBER
SALE
x
66C6.
Sealed
Tenderi'
will
be
received
by
the
ilMrlct
Foreater
not
later
than
noon
on
the
3rd
day
nf
November,
10(4,
for
the
Currtiae
or
Licence
X
65S,
1'oiititaln
Lake,
Itlinit
Ana,
C.ll.
(,
to
rut
131,000
feet
tin.
of
Hemlock,
Balaam,
Spruce
and
Cedar
gawloa-j.
Two
(i
yean
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
orei-ler,
Victoria,
or
tbe
pltlrlct
Foreitur.
1'iluct
liuperl,
b.C,
Halloween
Special
Blue
Bird
Chocolates
1
lb.
Package
75c
Sec
this
line
in
our
window.
The
biggest
value
ever
offered
in
High
(trade
Chocolates
in
lltiperl.
RupcrtTableSupply
Three
Phones,
aio.111.
212
FURTHER
PAVING
BYLAWS
ENACTED
Fourth
Avenue
East
From
Mc-Erlcfb
Street
to
Fifth
Avenue
Junction
Is
to
be
graded
A
local
improvement
inilialiw'
iiylaw
providing
for
Ihe
paving
of
I'ourlh
Avenue
Has
I
from
a
I'otnl
;i7
feel
east
of
MrMride
Irei't
lo
(lie
junction
of
Fourth
'.wnne
was
inlroiluceil
and
given
g
lis
firsl
readings
al
I
a
I
niglil'.-
,
council
ineeltng.
I
Oilier
bylaws
were
similarly
j
dealt
with
as
follows:
i
Kiglilb
Avenoe
lias
I
from
Me-
:
Mride
Street
lo
Hie
junction
of
Seventh
Avenue.
Hays
Cove
Circle
on
the
west
side
from
Fifth
Avenue
lo
Seventh
Avenue,
(This
will
make
il
unnecessary
to
build
the
reel
across
Iloolh
School
the
whole
has
been
for
the
bene-1
w,lj(.h
lia)
,.
,al
fir,
fit
of
the
human
race.
He
has
not
yet
been
able
to
find
a
bene
ficial
use
for
every
natural
thing
but
he
has
made
wonderful
progress
in
subduing
the
earth
and
making
modern
life
one
of
com
parative
ease
and
comfort.
Probably
the
most
important
factor
proposed).
Seal'
Cove
Circle
sidewalk.
Hays
Cove
Circle
and
Seventeenth
Street
paving
bylaws
were
reconsidered
and
finally
adopted.
Aid,
Casey
inquired
what
had
happened
In.
the
bylaw
providing
for
the
building
of
a
sidewalk
on
in
making
our
lives
comfortable,
KiflMh
Amu)p
pas
from
Alf.pi,
louay
is
an
inncruance
irom
,..,
T!l(,
i(v
xntil.itllP
,.u,
nature,
namely,
coal.
And
man
,,..,
.,,.
,.
IflUn
....
with
Ihe
city
engincr.
Advertise
in
the
Dail"
News.
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUrt
EYE3
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practical
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES.
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
USING
RADIO
AT
PACIFIC
Congregations
Gather
at
School
House
to
Listen
to
Outside
Sermons
Hadio
is
being
put
lo
good
use
al
Pacific
and.
in
suite
of
the
fact
that
there
is
no
preacher
there
ami
no
church,
goodly
con
grcgalious
now
gather
every
Suuday
ewnitig
in
the
school
house
to
hear
sermon
from
such
places
as
Seattle
and
Portland.
The
set
was
recently
installed
by
.Mr.
Hell,
the
school
leaclier.
A
week
ayo
last
Sunday
even
ing.
Ilie
I'acwir
congregation
listened
to
a'
sermon
by
t
lie
famous
"Father"
VMatllicw
of
Son
I
He
and
last
Vtmmiy
they
heard
Ilex.
Phillips
of
I'orllaiiil.
Sermons
from
Calgary
have
also
been
re
corded.
The
set
is
also
used
lo
good
advantage
during
the
week
and
concerts
have
been
heard
dearly
from
as
far
away
as
Ihe
Atlantic
coast.
DEMAND
TOR
HOUSES
CITY
OF
EDMONTON
KDMONTOX,
Oct.
:'S.
Kihnon-
lon
owns
aliout
two
hundred
houses
and
they
are
all
rented,
according
to
a
reoorl
just
maile
hy
the
superintendent
of
the
land
department.
.
There
is
also
an
increased
demand
for
land
otrer-ed
for
sale.
W.
W.
Wong,
Chinese,
failed
to
appear
in
(lie
city
police
court
this
morning
in
answer
to
a
charge
of
having
liquor
unlaw-
j
fully
in
his
possession
and
his
hail
of
$50
was
estreated.
I
MATERIALS
Suitable
For
This
Model
A
Tailored
FrocU
That
Any
One
Can
Make
mm
Standard-Designer
Pattern
7696
PLAIN
AND
STnlPED
FLANNELS,
PLAIDS,
CHECKS,
HOMESPUNS,
TRICOTINES
DO
per
cent
reduction
on
all
patterns
pul'Cluued
with
dress
lengths.
Fancy
designs.
Muttons
in
latest
NOVEL
CONCERT
LAST
EVENING
Affair
Staged
In
Boston
Hall
by
Knights
and
Sisters
of
Pythias
was
Unqualified
Success
'
The
Hallowe'en
entertainment
'given
last
night
in
the
Doslon
Hall
by
the
Knights
of
l'ythia,
land
Pvlhiau
Sisters
was
no
unqualified
success,
175
persons
being
in
attendance.
The
program
was
of
a.
Very
novel
and
!
interesting
character
as
were
the
K'Micnil
arrangements
all
of
!
which
reflected
credit
on
Ihe
iruiiiinillec
in
charge
for
its
Ingenious
efforts.
Much
fun
was
provoked
through
each
person,
on
entering
the
hall.
,
being
compelled
o
pass
t
brutish
an
ante-room
where
he
or
she
was
subjected
to
the
antics
tin
,
hallowe'en
spooks.
In
the
main
hall,
they
were
met
by
ghosts
ar.il
escorted
lo
their
scats,
the
dim
-
lulling
furl
her
lending
to
ihe
iweinlncss
of
the
effect.
P.
II.
I.iiuey
was
chairman
and
the
program
was
as
follows:
March
of
the
(ihosts
led
by
Piper
James
Sturgeon.
Humorous
recitation,
J.
C.
Ilraily.
Vocal
solo,
Miss
(;,
Jones.
Violin
solo,
William
Murray.
'Junior.
,t
Hustle
impersonal
ion,
llarrj
Astoria.
Vocal
solo,
Mrs.
J.
J.
Muldoou.
Illackface
comic
sketch,
Joe
Italehford
and
Jack
Cobb.
Vocal
?olo,
Mrs.
I,.
().
I.arsen
and
for
encore
duel
by
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
I.arsen.
Saxophone
solo,
Art
liasson
accompanied
by
Mi-.
St.
Cyr.
Iteritalinn
of
her
own
composition,
Mrs.
W.
Itarlon.
Dance,
Miss
Annie
(Silchrist.
Ml
the
numbers
were
heartily
encored.
V.
Vaughaii.
Iavies
SPECIAL
FOR
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
Id
ptr
cent
discount
off
all
our
Dancing
Slippers
In
Satin
We
lone
them
In
Silver,
(iold.
Hlack
and
White,
also
Suede.
Kid.
In
all
the
latest
styles.
Just
newly
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Phone
645.
Cor.
3rd
A
7th.
SHOWING
THE
NEW
FALL
STYLES
IN
MEN'8
OVERCOATS
Made
from
the
Finest
Hnglish
Coating
Fabrics,
Here
for
your
inspection.
Prices
from
$25
to
$50
Tuesday,
October
3
jjrj
STOP!
LOOK!
READp
Here's
a
Bargain
Event
which
will
make
you
open
your
eye(
F.nglish
Ilroatlcloth,
value
ti
?I.B0,
yunl
.
.
Hlripetl
Halinelle,
yard
.
.
.
M-iiirh
.Serge,
Navy
only,
reg.
151.75,
yartl
Men's
Modiuy
rtergc,
(III
inch,
rcg.
iM.oO,
y
rtl
Messaline
Silk,s,
Hlack
ami
Colors,
lo
n.5(l,
v;u
i
Anilei'soii's
(linghatns,
:il
inch,
yanl
Tiilnilar
Jersey
Milk,
While
ami
Colors,
yanl
Sateens,
Hlack
and
Colors,
yartl
Crepe
tie
Chines
lo
2.75,
ynnl
Tubular
Cotton
for
Pillows,
10
inch,
yartl
:i(J
inch
White
Klaiinelelle,
rvg.
t5c,
.'I
fur
27
inch
While
Klaiinelelle,
reg.
!lif
A
for
.
lleninietl
Sheets,
reg.
ifo.50,
ti-i
siie,
each
Flnntielelle
Sheels,
reg.
:t.rl
.
1
1-1
iatc,
pair
I'lulenvear
Creies,
figured
or
plain,
yanl
.
Colored
Handkerchief
Linen,
:)lnii
li,
reg.
$1
'
Colored
Linen
Towelling,
reg.
tl.'c,
for
.
.".
tiolf
Yarn,
White
ami
Colors,
y
halls
for
was
accompanist
of
,,e
evening.
,
SATURDAY
NIGHT
iinrr
uh
rtriruMi,
reiresui
inenls
were
served
and
dancing
followed
In
the
strains
of
music
Weekly
Saturday
night
dances
are
proving
very
popular
at
Pacific
and
draw
crowd
from
such
points
as
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mid
other
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SUIT
OR
OVERCOAT
20TH
CENTURY
BRAND
Let
us
Make
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to
your
Measure.
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fit
which
Is
absolutely
ao-curale,
from
head
to
fool,
no
,
guess
work-the
Suit
or
Overcoat
is
cut
to
your
own
Individual
measure
J-Hxclusivc
styles
which
can't
f
be
successfully
imitated.
3
Metier
Fabrics
and
longer
t
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Cvery
garment
individually
baud
tailored.
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$30.0
to
$65.
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neighboring
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SPECIAL
PRICES
DURINQ
THIS
WEEK
ON
HOSIERY
UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES,
ETC.
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mis
this
opportunity
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fill
your
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;
certainly
he
worth
your
while.
Sale
Terminates
on
Friday,
30th
October.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
SU
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slock
Pi'
tonal
Patterns.
furnished
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SI.
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affuir
broke
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of
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Wood,
convener.
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llambliu.
Mrs
Long.
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