Or'.ober
20.
Those
New
Odd
Shaped
WRIST
WATCHES
Some
people
are
afraid
In
buy
them
because
they
think
they
might
not
run
ns
well
im
I
he
common
shape.
The
tlifffronce,
however,
is
moally
in
the
case
iintl
trimmiuga
as
the
wheels
and
work-nig
pii'
K
are
the
usual
kind.
W'
have
a
girl's
rectangular
gold
filled
it
w.-lled
wutuh,
which
i
a
good
timc-Ke-
pt
i
.
a
low
as
f
15.00
iu
while,.
green
or
vcllovv
gold.
Other
fuiiry
shape.,
ul
Hie
mne
pri.
c
hut
we
have
others
all
the
way
to
$.S.VOO.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
'.''
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Ail.
I:"Im1,iiii
Ik-(.,('
Nov
I
Yd.
:
Druvvr
g
uunid
be
nf
no
n.
...
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N'
-
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nut
rcpnitliiii-
Hun.
m
tins
Alice
arm
gi
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n
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valley
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,
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(in
the
J"
l!y
Ynrden
to
mil
would
br
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uii-ft
property
'
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k
w
i
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closed
lk
!
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'be
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it
uii-
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s-o
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wage
and
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i
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i
hunt
tiia
K
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Hiwr
ltil
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two
Awuat-
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)
Mie.
I
JohnM
hixI
left
,
r
wck
for
Hie
.
In
where
I
hejr
will
v.
A
.lanre
'
luitot
til
-
i.-ri.
1
sa
Xv'j
t
vivi
:,i'nin
Manufactured
bv
Iperial
Tobacco
Company
i
Unada
Limited
Mr.
umt
Mi-
BOAT
ARRIVALS
SIS,
lO
25
K.
hi'i'fnn
I
ril
I
'l
1
1.
Ilu-ir
new
li.iilH-
liinl
i-K.
iiini!
oi
it
rummuudiny
:uiiliun
w
lli
h
-pleiidid
view
Ihe
liOiiso
i
liejililifully
linislicd
tuaidc.
It
Uh
ii
i-iiiii
icii.
base-
went
ami
in
uikjVu
l
ion
ably
tin
finest
residence
in
Lhv
town.
Arrivals
from
the
south
on
the
C
X.It.
steamne
Prince
Hubert.
uapl.
Marry
Nedden,
this
after
toxin
included:
W.
Bourne,
Mrs.
Jl.
W.
Mom'.
!.
Koentesbunr,
.Mr.
Sloan
(Stew
art,
I.
Minton
(Anyox),
I.
Hojn.
ton,
D.
C.
.Scot
I
Anyox,,
Mr
lileh
(AnyoK,
lr.
Perry,
G.
Gilchrist
tHewart).
Mr.
lrl.eod
Mr.
Mysrs.
V.
A.
Cober.
W.
ttol-
nlc.
H.
Wallace
(Klewart),
K.
A
iio
otaii
i
Sirwarl
t
.
Mrs.
Irene
Martin
(Anyox.
Mi.
.Murray.
Vs.
J.
MiiHU.
Mis
p.
Smitli
K..
TlmriMHr-and
rliiMWic.
II
),
OMroui,
Mr.
K.
T.
Hs-tln
Mii.
I).
I
low,
Mrs.
V.
It.
Kennedy.
I
likvit
Nwideon
Hisuop
Uuiioi,
H.,.
vgirtfithersf.frs'.
.I"IT-
lll
'I
M
fMm.
Mli
.iim
and
ana
fcon.
O.
MilMrd,
J.
II.
WilMi.
Sk(.-
Wale
.
Mm.
M.
AN.
Mcl.wid
(Any-
ox.
H.
J.
Jstinnrk.
V.
K.
Truintt.
iivv
.
0.
Psulin.
.
!
Mi
Ui.'ks.
:or
it
!
Local
and
Personal
H.O.
Undertakers.
Phone
Jl.
Hayners,
Undertakers,
I'lioue
351
f
1AM
and
Messenger
Service.
I'lionu
078.
tf
A
delieiouM
drink
for
all
oc
canions
"SUPHKMH"
ColTee.
tf
Mi'.
8.
V.
Taylor,
1H05
Ora
hum
Aveiine,
will
he
at
home
on
riiumduy,
October
30,
from,
3
to
0
and
on
the
second
Wednesday
of
ach
month.
2rr
15
35
.
Oiler
liesuer
sailnl
on
the
Prinvexs
Mary
this
morning
for
ancouver.
George
Merrill,
well
known
restaurant
man,
arrived
in
the
eity
from
Stewart
on
the
Cardena
ypulerduy
afternoon.
11.
V.
Caini'iuii
returned
yes
li'iday
afternoon
oh
the
Cardena
from
a
huine
trip
to
.Stewarl
and
other
northern'
points.
Mm.
J.
H.
Tanuoek
has
arrived
aeri-
from
Fori
Praser
to
join
iier
hufb.uid
who
was
reei-ntly
niioinled
ch)f
clerk
In
the
local
government
agent's
olliee.
Miss
Msrjorie
McDonald
of
Any-
s
issued
throogli
on
the
Car
di'iia
yesterday
aflernooa
bound
for
Vancouver
with
California
as
her
ultimate
destination.
Miss
MeDonaid
will
be
remembered
a
a
inaid-of-bonor
at
the
Exhibi
tion
Carnival
here
in
1U23.
II
C.
LaTraee
relumed
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
ufternoon
from
Anyox
where
for
the
nasi
weeks
he
lias
been
working
on
the
addition
to
the
publie
school
the
contract
for
which
was
In
the
hands
of
K.
II.
Shockley
of
Ibis
city.
I'..
J.
Ilauahlun,
district
super-
mtemJent
for
Canadian
Omern
ment
leleraidts,
arrived
fron
Anyox
and
Stewart
on
I
he
Cur
uena
yeielny
ar(rMoon
and
aroeeedetl
through
on
the
steam
r
to
hin
bealuarlers
in
Vic
loria.
He
lias
been
on
a
trip
of
inspection.
Tfir
i
llerevles
f
relies
Va
nco
u
vor
'
-1
r
X-r
arrived
in
iKrt
at
2.30
!hi
mornifiK
from
loeo
with
1.000
barrel-
f
.Slar
fuei
oil
for
the
loeal
Imperial
Oil
tanks
and
will
return
couth
Ihiv
afteruoon
Capl.
Mr.Mulien
is
in
eomuiand
ol
the
Hereules
and
her
male
James
'nol!.,
well
known
here
nut
formerly
maslr
of
the
fed-Mat
imblir
works
Iniat
Walrondo.
v
THE
DAILY
NIW8
PAQB
THREB
Dt.t
I
Uhlldren
loVe
and
hack
qdainjdr
O
Mnmi
Bakers
Cocoa
Their
active,
energetic,
little
bodies
frequently
require
a
W3
t
large
amount
of
nourishment
and
much
of
this
is
suppliedby
Baker's
Cocoa
in
a
readily
assimilable
form.
MAM
IN
CANADA
AY
WalterBuker&CaLlmlted
tvTACuyico
i
'oo
lonWlConada
DortheslerMass.
eoowt
or
tsoia
nun
vimt
Ilii-h.
p
llunoz
returned
from
a
trip
snath
on
the
Prince
llupe
this
afteruoon.
Don't
Forget.'
I.O.D.K.
llazaar
Saturday,
Nov.
I,
al
S-p.m.
Af
ternoon
tea
and
uiters
served.
Awaitiug
Easier
n
eomieetions
the
train
fro.m
the
Hast
tonigh!
is
late
and
is
expected
in
about
0.20
p.m.
It.
'.
Melfftosli
4i
sailing
to
night
oil
the
Prince
Kuperl
for
Vancouver
en
route
to
lorouto
on
a
six
weeks'
busiaess
trip.
Miss
A.
C.
Ktngtyain,
H-N.
of
Victoria
relurtwtoijtjie
i'inees
Mary
tfiis
morning
Jrom
a
holi
day
trip
U
the
Atlin.dislrict.
Two
niglils,
NQ.vetiibrr
'
and
7
.
"A
Suntlower
Seren-,
ade,"
Melhdi.-J
Cieb
al
8
p.m.
Admission
50e
,and
25.
SCO
The
Prince
Huperl
Ily-Proilucl
boat
M.T.-3
was
taken
on
the
dry
dock
litis
morning
to
undergo
repairs
follwwitvg,
a
recent
:rounding.
Hugh
MolyneatiXk
road
sUHrin-emlenl
for
Atlin
district,
passed
though
on
I
lie
Princess
Mary
this
morning
bound
for
Victoria
whete
he
will
sinfinl
the
winter
A.
Miller,
the
well
know-
Srnilhers
mining
men.
arrived
oi-
the
Princess
Mary
Ibis
inoruiK
from
Ketchikan
ami
is
regMc'i'
al
the
Prince
Rupert
lintel.
'
C.N.
II.
steamer
Prince
Huperl,
Capl.
N.
Nedden,
arrived
f
mini
the
south
on
time
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
and
will
sail
for
I
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
at
9.30
j
o'clock
this
evening.
Mrs.
Taylor
ol
Atlin.
mother
of
'
nrmaii
Taylor,
purser
of
the
earner
Princes
Mary,
iiassed
'liiinigli
nn,
the
Princess
Mary
looroinjt
euroute
south
o:i
n
vnculion
trip.
.
-
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
F.gzcrt
and
son
of
Atlin
were
passengers
go-;
tug
through
on
tin-
'i
Mary
this
morninir
bound
f
Seallle.
Mr.
Hggerl
is
a
brother
j
or
Dr.
C.
A.
FvSiterl
or
this
oily,
j
G.
A.
Clothier,
residenl
mining
engineer,
returned
on
the
Princess
Mary
thi
morning''
Trotn
a
(rip
to
the
Atlin
district.
Ho
paid
an
olllcial
visit
to
the
Unginecr
mine.
Mrs.
II.
W.
Mnrry
of
Port
F.s-singlon,
who
since
returning
from
a
I
rip
to
Newfoundland
ha
been
ii-iliiitf
in
Victoria,
arrived,
from
Ihe
oulh
on
the
Prince
'
llupert
Ihls
.
aftvrnoon-
enrouie
home.
Tiny
Walker,
Ihe,
Ketchikan
J
wrestler
.who
visited
the
city
a
couple
of
years
ago
for
i
match
with
Ad
Guslavn.
was
a
pascn-j
ger
going
soui
on
the
Princes
Mary
this
tnornliig
aeeompanii'di
hy
his
wire.
They
will
visit
Cat-1
Ifornia
and
other
parts
'nf
the1
United
Stales
and
expect
lo
re-t
u
rn
north
in
Felu-Uiirv.
)
St.
Andrew's
Annual
Hall
will!
be
held
in
the
Auditorium,
Nov
ember
28.
Invitations
will
be
is
sued
shortly.
25G
Passengers
sailing
last
night
on
tljc
Cardena
for
the
south
in-
luded
T.
Hood,
W.
S.
Harris,
Mrs.
M.
ilourget,
M.
Ilaggau,
ieo.
Ilryant
and
C.
Edwards
for
Vancouveri
V.
II.
Sutherland
for
Swanson
Hay.
W.
It.
Hagshaw
was
eoinmilled
for
trial
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning
on
a
charge
of
conniving
at
theifl.
His
sons,
Cyril
and
Wilfrid,
were
also
committed
for
trial
on
charges
of
breaking
and
entering
the
premises
of
the
Pig
Hay
Lumber
Co.
.CP.
It.
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Capl.
C.
C.
Sainley,
southbound
from
Alaska
ports
to
Vancouver.
was
iu
port
from
9
to
11
o'clock
this
morning-.
I
he
vessel
had
a
good
sized
passenger
list
including
a
number
of
While
Pass
of
ficials
and
employees
who
arc
going
out
for
the
winter.
There
were
also
a
few
Yukoners.
The
Mary
brought
the
following
passengers
here:
(i.
A.
Schuiuaker
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
It.
Dobbins
and
Miss
N.
Dobbins
and
Arthur
kel
home
from
Juneau;
Mr.
Van
Val
kenherg
and
J.
M.
Sieg'ried
from
Skagway:
A.
Miller
rwn
Kel
ehikan
,and
O.
A.
Clnlhier
and
Miss
A.
C.
Kingham
from
Car
cross.
1
lie
vessel
s
list
iroin
here
for
the
south
included
Olier
Hcsiicr
and
L.
J.
Seguin.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
It.
II.
Young,
Port
Simpon;
I).
Tepoorlen,
Vancouver;
A
Richmond,
city.
Central
Mrs.
John
McKenzie
and
F.
I.
O'Hearn,
city;
George
K.
Merrill
and
H.
Mcl.eod,
Stewarl.
STEWART
Good
reports
are
coming
down
from
the
I.,
and
I.,
property
on
Glacier
Creek
and
there
is
no
in
dic-alion
of
a
shut
down
this
win
ter.
J.
Frank
Hreeze
is
in
chargi
of
operations
on
this
properly,
Splendid
progerss
is
being
made
on
the
Gold
CHIT
property
which
was
recently
bonded
by
H.
Triles
and
the
showings
arc
excellent.
Large
quantities
of
supplier
are
being
packed
into
the
properly
in
spite
of
the
ad-verse
weather
and
trail
condi
tions.
Dr.
Duller,
dentist,
is.
leavina
this
week'
for
the
south
on
t-vacalion
trip
of
several
weeks.
Work
i
lipids
resumed
on
lh
Twiniuiis
group
and
will
continue
Ihoughout
the
wilder.
Permanent
camps
have
been
buill.
II.
F.
Smilh,
superintendent
nl
I
he
Premier
mine,
who
left
.last
week
fo
rthe
F.al
will
be
marrici!
il
llirlle,
Man.,
on
November
!
o
Miss
Helen
Walt,
fonnei
eurse
al
Premier.
NOTICE
The
Cily
Clerk's
otllce
will
be
open
on
ednesdav,
1
liursdayH
and
Friday
or
this
week
till
(
p.m.;
also
from
7
to
0.30
p.ni
for
Ihe
purpose
of
registering
volers
for
the
forthconiing
civic
election.
K.
J.
JONKS.
257
City
Clerk.
HALLOWEEN
BALL
OCTOBER
31.
YOU
WILL
BE
NEEDING
AN
EVENING.
GOWN.
"DEMERS"
HAVE
THEM
IN
THE
LEADING
STYLES
AND
COLORS.
Hosiery
NUDE,
FRENCH
NUDE,
SILVER,
GOLD,
SHUTTER
GREEN
i
n
i
m-m
i
ijls
The
Fresh
Flavor
H
of
SALAD
A"
H817
reflects
the
absolute
purity
of
the
blend.
Delicious
to
the
last
drop.
Try
it.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
ail
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
nd
385
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
IADIES!
FOR
THE
HOSPITAL
BALL
Call
in
and,
see
the
latest
in
BLACK
EVENING
SHOES
Just
iu
FROM
$5.50
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hospital
Annua"
itai:,
Oct
31.
Ladies'
Auxiliary.
St.
Andrew's
Society,
Hazaar,
Tuesday,
Nov.
4.
2C0
Anglican
Cturch
llazaar.
Nov.
C
Lutheran
Pageant,
Theatre,
November
5.
Empress
:
"Sun
Flower
Serenade
in
the
Methodist
Church,
Nov.
6
and
7.
Queen
Mary
Chapter
Wbisl
FINE
FOR
GROWING
KIDDIES
TJABY
specialists
are
recom-"
mendlnft
Kllm
Whole
Milk
(in
the
brown
and
yellow
tin)
as
an
Ideal
diet
for
growing
children
because
the
absolute
purity
of
Kllm
Is
constant
and
unTarying.
Kllm
Is
just
pure
full
cream
milk
with
the
water
remoTed
and
It
use
quickly
promotes
regularity
In
sleeping
and
waking
which
follows
ner.
feet
digestion.
Ask
your
doctor
about
Kllm
Brand
Powdered
Whole
Milk.
CANADIAN
MILK
mODUCTS
LIMITED
MONTREAL
TORONTO
WINNIPEG
Sold
by
XMAS
PHOTOS
Sittings
Any
Time
by
K
Appointment
Hesl
Work,
Lowest
Prices
ECKOFF
STUDIO
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
(HIi
St.
Phone
lie
C9.
LAND
ACT.
Catilir
Lnd
Dutrlct.
4
V
Drive
.
and
.DanCAV
Sav.
-t,
Klksl
-
Herwdinir
dliMrlcl
-crf-erlnre
Rupert,
Home.
.llUaitt
111
Alllll
I.SKI7.
BIKIIII
(IIIC
1111
Ull'l
i
mil.
diif
tut
or
Aiiin
Tnwnslt..
TAKE
NOTICE
Uul
Pi
ill
L.
ttftX.
nt
Atlin,
In
the
Province
of
British
Coltnn-
Monsp
ioose
nazaar,
Itazuar
Nov
.ov.
18
10
unit
aim
19
u.
b,s.
occupation
Jeweller.
Intends
to
ipply
roitoiinn
rnr
p,rnlon
,0
pllrcnise
,ne
tf
described
hnds-:
X
Ciimmenclm
it
?ot
planted
at
the
Presbyterian
Hazaar,
Nov.
20.
Lutheran
Hazaar,
December
2.
MelropoU
Hall.
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Second
Island
In
Atlin
Like,
situated
a
aiiove;
tnence
northwest
and
on
around
tM
Island
follow
inr
the
nhore
line
to
the
place
of
commencement;
and
ronlairin
two
acre,
more
or
less.
Sept.
Jrd,
HJl.
PAUL
Lnt.'l
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WHOLE
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RUPERT
TABLE
SUPPLY
CO.