PAGE
SIX
E
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
at
7
p.m.
"The
Meanest
Man
In
The
World"
Adapted
from
(ieorge
M,
Cohan's
stage
success
of
Unit
name.
A
ilolicions,
enticing
morset
of
laughable
entertainment.
He
was
so
mean
his
own
shadow
flew
before
him.
Yon
wouldn't
have.
thought
it
of
such
a
nice
looking
fellow.
He
wouldn't
smile,
not
even
if
Venus
stooped
to
kiss
him,
lull
lil'
ol'
Unpid
got
busy
and
shot
some
darts
and
laughed
at
him
because
!
Pretty
damsels
passed
by
him
and
he
liked
it
until
!
Come
and
have
a
laugh
on
him,
too.
Splendid
scenery
and
effects.
Strong
cast.
Hert
I.ylell,
Ulanehe
Sweet,
Bryant
Washburn,
Lincoln
Stedman,
Forrest
Itobinson,
Maryou
Aye,
Victor
Potel,
William
Conklin
and
others.
IMPERIAL
COMEDY
"ARABIA'S
LAST
ALARM."
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE.
TIE
Admission
35c
and
10c.
jJIIHSjflHjllllllBlialaiBljaBBBiili
For
Sale
Time
is
the
measure
of
life
.
Thai's
what
our
salesmen
offer
you.
They
are
selling
a
real
service,
giving
you
time
for
more
important
duties
than
wu
siting.
Will
You
Buy?
Phono
8.
PHONE
8
3nsy
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R.UPERT
APPLES!
APPLESI
APPLESI
HALLOWE'EN
WEEK
SPECIALS
An
Apple
a
day
keeps
the-'
doctor
away
No.
1
Jonathan
Apples,
per
box
$2.75
Mcintosh
Ileds,
No.
l's,
per
box
$2.75
Pumpkins,
per
lb.
...
4'2C
Hubbard
Sipiasb,
per
lb.
5c
Oanbcrries,
per
lb.
...
30c
Fresli
Lettuce,
Celery,
Ilrus-
sell
.Sprouts,
Cabbage.
Cauliflower,
at
lowel
prices.
Choice
Fresh
Meat
In
Stock
0
CONOMY
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84
Or
Write
,.(.
Box
575.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
THE
CORPORATION
OF
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
TALK
NOTICE
THAT:
I.
Till-
Oniiiril
or
the
Corporation
(it
the
City
of
I'rlmi'
lliitwil
jiiti-inl
tu
etui-
'
mrti'-t
pavement
nrtd'ii
feet
wide,
cun-slnlliiK
nt
ft
maw-ens
of
timber
over
wlilr'
will
lie
plait'd
imvluir
rlvinir
rti-pth
at
IIh-
riiiwn
i,f
trn
luetic
i'nniHieI
of
lirokcii
"linn1
and
Mind
mi
tliul
inirllnn
or
At
Hit
Avenue
raiinnniM'lMir
at
a
point
W
.
Hie
itorlir
iHMiiiftary
of
Hint
Avenue
wlieri
It
liiterncctii
villi
mine
line
nt
Atllit
:
A
untie,
tin
in-i'
li.nir
Atlln
Avenue
a
I
ill"Vili
hi
till-
plan
Hint
profile'
di'imslleil
In
the
omre
of
the
:ily
Knirliieer
tn
a
tHliit
oltrlit
feet
'Ht
if
tliH
fi-nPal
llti'
hilerneelinn
or
17th
Street
anl
Atlln
Avenue,
a
dual
improvement,
and
In-
I
IoimI'
lo
Kiierlally
anne
the
rml
linin
the
Imut
ahuttlnir
itlrerlly
on
the
work
except!
mrli
iMirtlnn
of
the
e.t
a
la
liiriurert
all
alreet
Inlereerlli
im
and
at
irliool
properly
t
The
Mtlmated
eiwl
of
the
work
l
fS.VXO.OII,
of
Wlllrh
11,311
All
If
to
lie
paid
rml
apeelal
rate
per
foot
frontaa-e
In
AMoiila
.7IH3II.
The
nwelal
anKMimniPht
II
t'i
tie
paid
In
in
annual
liiMalinent.
8
I'erwina
tlenlrlnir
t
petition
again.)
muter
taking-
the
work
mint
do
an
on
or
lM'roio.the
ittith
day
or
.Vivemher.
1071.
E.
F.
JO.NKS.
City
Clerk,
luted
IhM
KStll
(lay
of
Ortolier.
14,
TIMBER
SALE
X
6604.
Sealed
Tender
will
lie
received
lay
Hie
IH-tHrl
Foreater
nut
later
limn
noon
on
IIni
th
dav
of
Snvetiur.
itH.
for
Ihe
liirt-luie
of
Licence
X
U,
near
Reaver
Creek,
i'iil
Hide
In
cut
II
in.
OHO
reel
lliii'.tiiii
mill
siirnce
Two
'if'
years
will
lie
allowed
fur
re
inmal
nt
tlmpei
Fnrthci
nartlciiUi-
of
the
Chief
Forp
ter
Vi
turn
!
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BARGAINS.
Quality
Guaranteed
Hoiling
Beef,
per
lb.
...
6c
Pol
Hoast,
per
lb
8c
Ilib
Hoast,
per
lb
15c
Hound
Steak,
per
lb,
..
17c
Sirloin
Steafc,
per
lb.
.
.
22c
T-Hone
Steak,
per
lb.
.
.
25c
Choice
Hump
Hoast,
per
lb.
17c
lixlra
Quality
Sausage,
per
lb.
15c
Dripping,
per
lb
15o
Swift's
Premium
Bacon,
per
lb.
32c
Home
Cured
Shoulder
Hams,
per
lb
22c
Sail
Pork,
per
lb
25o
Boneless
Corn
Beef,
per
lb.
....
15c
Don't
Forget,
a
Pumpkin
Free
with
a
pound
of
Farmers'
Tea.
j
Farmers
Market
SatiKila
Phone
Blue
428
ARISTOTLE
WAS
TH
FATHER
OF
SCIENCE
i..d
be
said
"Nature
makes
nothing
without
a
purpose."
Man
lias
been
given
and
has
taken
a
command
over
nature
which
on
the
whole
has
been
for
the
benefit
of
the
human,
race.
He
has
not
yet
been
able
lo
find
a
beneficial
use
for
every
natural
thing
but
he
has
made
wonderful
progress
in
subduing
the
earth
and
making
modem
life
one
of
comparative
ease
and
comfort.
Pro-
lintilv
Hip
most
imtmrl.'inl
fnelni
which
is
now
recognized
lo
the
besl
obtainable.
This
lias
some
wonderful
qualilies-freeilom
from
clinkers
and
rock
small
ash
deposit
and
powerful,
lasting
heat
equally
economical
in
furnace,
range
or
fireplace.
This
coal
is
obtainable
only
at
Albert
A
McCatfery'?
and
thej
public
will
be
well
advised
in
order
to
make
sure
they
secure
Nanaimo
-
Wellington
coal
and
not
a
substitute
lo
phone
their
orders
direct
to
this
firm,
'iheir
phone
numbers
are
110
and
sot.
Siiv.
tn
t.atiratlrla
EAT
FLEISCH
MANN'S
YEAST
For
Better
Health.
Our
stock
is
always
fresh,
as
we
return
all
old
stock.
Hundreds
are
now
eating
Veasl
three
limes
a
day,
and
reeling
belter
for
it.
IODINIZED
SALT
First
shipment
will
arrive
Ibis
week
end.
Herununend-cil
by
physicians
for
pre-v
ration
of
goiter
and
other
throat
ailments.
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones:
?io,?ii,2i2
PRESIDENT
MAY
BE
ELECTED
BY
If
Electoral
College
Falls
to
Get
Majority
House
of
Representatives
Will
Act
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
29.
Should
American
voters,
as
some
I
people
predict,
show
such
a
di-
ersity
of
preference
at
the
polls
I
tiesday
November
t,
that,
after
It
lie
final
count
of
ballots,
no
pre
sidential
candidate
will
be
abb
to
muster
a
majority
in
the
Mrcloral
College,
the
House
of
Uepresenlalives
will
be
called
upon
for
Hie
third
time
in
history
10
select
a
chief
oxecutive.
The
two
occasions
the
House
i.as
been
called
upon
Ip
make
lie
presidential
selections
were
11
IH00,
when
Thomas
Jefferson
was
chosen,
and
in
1821
when
John
Quincy
Adams
was
elected
flcr
a
spirited
conlesl.
And,
to
carry
possibility
a
step
farther,
should
the
House
fail
lo
make
a
selection
before
next
March
$
the
vice-president,
whom
the
in
making
our
lives
comfortable
is',,ale
wouI'1
'
cM
!'"
to
today
is
an
inheritance
from:
nature,
namely,
coal.
And
man
elect
in
the
event
of
a
deallock
:il
the
Fleet
oral
College,
would
in
his
restless
desire
lo
discover,
""'"'""lb-ally
become
president.
Hie
best
has
brought
to
the
mar-!
.,
From
Tnree
H9nest
'
"
prowues
mat
kel
Xanntriio-Wellinalnn
coal
if,
'lie
nouse
niaKe
us
seiecnon
'
:
r
II
I
:.i
..
.
i
.
COal
Liiiiuiii.il
es
receiving
I
lie
inree
Itigliest
voles
in
the
college
and
t
hat
I
lie
Senate
choose
u
vice-president
from
the
two
having
the
highest
number
of
voles
in
the
college.
Those
who
contend
that
I
he
election
of
a
president
will
be
forced
upon
lite
House
point
out
that
the
representation
in
thai
branch
of
Congress
makes
it
possible
for
Hie
vice-presidcnli:il
choice
of
the
Senate
lo
become
president.
The
present
Congress,
the
slx-tyeighlh,
will
be
the
Couiness
to
decide
the
election
should
it
become
necessary.
In
the
halloliii".
for
president
in
Hie
House,
each
stale
is
entitled
to
one
vole,
Ibis
vole
to
lie
east
according
lo
the
will
of
l
lie
uiajoirty
of
representatives
of
each
stale.
Party
Lines
.Should
all
stale
delegations
CANADIAN
SERVICE
r"",,w
"arly
lint's'
ll,e
diviii011
of
FROM
HALIFAX
TO
QUEENITOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
i
lie
utilise
wouiil
lie
as
iohows:
five
stales,
Maryland,
Mou-
from
Montreal
liana.
Nebraska,
New
Hampshire
TO
r
bTNiUUTn-vHEHBOURO-LONDON
ov.
n
Aimonia
.
.
.Nov.
r.
TO
OLASOOW
Athenla
.Nov.
t
FROM
NEW
YORK
TO
QUEENITOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
Samaria
..
.Nov,
x
srythla
...
.Nov.
ir.
Anranla
.
.
Nov.
l.aconla
.
.
Nov.
9
TO
CHERBOURQ
AND
SOUTHAMPTON
Manretanla
Nov.
IS,
liec.
3
aqiiltanla
.Nov.
1.
liec.
IS
llerenirarla
Nov.
(ft
TO
LONDONDERRY
AND
OLASOOW
luiHuiun
..
.iuit.
s
i.oilllliliia
.
.
ov.
tt'.,..
.
Aanvrla
..
Nov.
Canieronla
..
Nov.
J9
Minnesota,
Oregon,
TO
rLTaauUTH-CHCRBOURQ-LONDON
and
New
Jersey,
have
equally
divided
delegations.
Itepublican
slates
not
including
Wisconsin,
whose
delegation
is
understood
to
favor
the
cause
of
lhi
Independent
ticket,
would
be
California,
Colorado,
Connect
icut,
Idaho,
Maine,
Michigan,
South
Da
n?ivN
k,,la'
Vermont,
Illinois,
Indiana,
I
Iowa
Kansas.
Massachusetts.
VeVrl'"ner
rno,Z,Xm
'AVnWh""'-'!.
1'akota,
Ohio,,
Pcnnsylvan.
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l,rce,
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w-
,a-
lo,'
'"'a,,di
flah,
Washing
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News
lion.
Wyoming.
1
Slates
with
Democratic
dele,.
'
UP
Mttb:iitln.
r
jtora
THE
DAILi
NEWS
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
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,
w
a
t
o
h
e
s,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
largo
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
Arkansas,
lielawate.
Hninl-t
eorgia,
Kentucky,
Louisiana,
South
Carolina.
Mississiin,
Mis
souri.
Nevada,
New
Mexico,
New-
York,
North
Carolina,
Oklahoma
Tennessee,
Texas,
West
Virginia
and
Virginia.
Necessary
for
Ihe
choice
of
n
president
in
the
House
is
a
vole
of
25
states.
It
is
argued
thai
if
representative
vole
according
I
party
allllialions,
a
deadlock
would
be
sure
lo
ensue.
In
Ihe
Senate,
in
bnllolinc
for
vice-president,
a
majority
of
tin
whole
number
of
Senators
is
necessary
for
a
choice,
and
there
the
balance
of
power
is
generally
regarded
as
held
by
insurgents.
'SUND
CONES
TO
NEW
ZEALAND
'
VIC
IOHIA;
Oct.
I'll.
A
tpian-lity
of
spriAcc
seed
lias
been
shipped
from
here
to
New
Zealand
along
with
fir
seeds
from
Vancouver
Islands.
The
spruce
seed
was
e?illeeted
on
Queen
'harlot'ij
Islands.
SPECIALS
FOR
Thursday
Friday
and
Saturday
MOODIE'S
HYGEIAN
UNION
SUITS
j
Or
Two
Piece
Suits
for
Girls
J
and
Misses
I
Sizes
'.'0
ami
special
price
....
$1.00
per
suit
Sizes
at
ami
special
$1.25
per
suit
Sizes
28
In
32,
special
$1.35
por
suit
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Phone
645.
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&
7th.
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AERIAL
TRAM
FOR
DUNWELL
MINEJ5TEWART
Annual
Meeting
at
Victoria
Decides
to
Appropriate
Sum
For
That
Purpose
Victoria,.
Oct.
eo.
necoin-mendalions
thai
sums
of
money
should
be
set
aside
for
further
development,
including
an
aerial
Irani,
of
(lie
company's
properly
were
made
at
the
annual
meeting
'of
the
Dunwell
mine
hero
by
Hubert
M.
Stewart,
vice-president
and
general
manager.
After
reviewing
the
condition
of
Ihe
company's
holdings,
Mr.
Stewart
announced
that
he
was
leaving
for
din
north
that
night.
"I
shall
have
great
pleasure
In
wiring
you
that
the
ore
body
has
been
sinick
in
number
four
tunnel."
he
said.
Last
year
he
had
Kone
north
and
was
there
when
the
body
was
encountered,
according
to
expectation,
in
number
three.
"There
Is
greater
reason,
'
he
added,
to
believe
In
.the
discovery
of
it
in
number
j
Tour.
At
any
rate
I
am
not
the
I
least
hit
afraid.
I
While
the
Olarler
Creek
oper
ations
were
independent
of
Ihe
Dunwell.
Mr.
Slewart
pointed
out
thai
recent
developments
on
the
former
properly
were
of
a
nMst
encouragiitir
character
with
re
spect
lo
the
Dunwell.
lie
had
a
telegram
showing
that
the
re
rent
strike
of
ore
in
the
(incier
'ad
widened
lo
over
four
feel
II
carried
an
assay
of
59
ounces
f
silver
as
well
as
gold
values.
This
body
was
shown
to
lead
in
'he
direction
of
the
Dunwell
veins.
The
m
e
was
of
I
lie
green
"haracier
found
In
former
work-ins
liisher
lip.
He
had
always
fell
that
there
had
been
a
leaching
process
going
on
In
the
more
or
less
porous
ore
and
that
with
depth
there
would
be
enriched
'"dies.
This
was
being
borne
ul
by
the
results
so
that
with
leplh
in
die,
DunwVU
on
the
-anie
line
as
Ihe
recent
strike
on
'ie
Olarier
Creek
there
should
be
eirher
ilisrnteric
Ready
for
Shipping
The
managing
director
told
of
Hie
arransemenls
I
Ii
at
bad
been
arried
nut
at
the
Dunwell
in
he
way
of
electric
power
supply,
'be
pullinsr
in
of
bunkers,
the
isstirinz
of
a
steady
supply
of
v.1ter.
and
all
Ihe
other
necessary
ccessories
lo
Ihe
successful
nrrvintr
on
of
operations.
He
ead
a
leleffrnm
received
which
rave
assurance
that
there
would
e
a
road
ready
for
Ihe
handling
f
the
ore
by
the
lime
the
snow
came.
Announcement
was
made
thai
in
aay
office
wa
being
opened
it
Ihe
mjne.
Mr.
While,
a
com-"'ettl
man
who
had
formerly
been
employed
nl
Ihe
Trail
'metier,
would
be
In
charge
of
'his
work.
This
was
necessary
n
connection
with
the
checking
tp
on
the
smellrr
shipments.
Handling
Ore
The
arranzeinents
for
the
-mulling
of
Ihe
ore
were
ilescrib-d.
From
Ihe
working
face
the
nalerial
would
be
carried
In
a
out
unions
downward
direction
'n
the
shipping
point.
As
lo
the
imouiil
of
ore
Unit
would
be
FAMOUS
AD
SLOGANS
THAT
JUST
FIT
STftOLLCftf
to
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October
29
IS.,
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
Competition
is
the
"LIFE
of
TRADE"
We
welcome
clean
couipelilioii,
is
we
rei-ugu
(
in
no
other
wuy
is
d
possible
for
the
public
tn
:::
values
and
spend
its
money
at
home.
4
BIG
SPECIALS
FOR
THURSDAY
AND
FRIDAY
ONLY
50
Yards
Silk
Trlcollette
Crepe
.
Colors,
Navy,
Sand.
Copenhagen
and
While
Reg.
$2.75
yd.
SPECIAL
$1.95
yd.
40
Yards
Tubular
Silk
Knit
Jersey
M
inch
width,
tlolors.
Peacock.
Navy,
ill
-
.
Copenhagen.
Reg
$4.50
yd.
SPECI
AL
$2.95
yj,
Our
Hilks
are
Ibis
season's
good.
We
guar
statement.
100
Yards
Madras
Curtain
Goods
i
III!
inch
width
SPECIAL
4
yards
for
BSc
See
this
line
in
our
window.
Figured
Mutlln
Lace
Edge
.Shades,
iuk.
libit-
and
.ill
While.
Reg.
30c
yd.
SPECIAL
6
yds.
95c
Universal
Trading
Co,
iiindled
by
the
mine
this
winter.
lie
said
thai
this
would
depend
somewhat
on
weather
conditions.
He
would
place
it
at
from
ten
lo
Twenty
Ions
a
day.
lly
spring
jlhere
would
therefore
be
eo-fiderable
ore
in
reserve.
Mr.
Slewnrt
reoitiu
mended
that
erlain
sums
should
be
ear-
narked
for
Ihe
purpose
of
earry-
tnir
mil
development
work.
With
tin
aerial
tram
liisUHed.
Ihe
cost
of
handling
ore
could
be
very
materially
reduced.
In
hi.
opinion,
by
expending
about
3S.-00(1
for
such
a
tram,
or
810.000
ir
Ihe
cost
of
bunkers
at
end
was
included,
the
i-ut
of
.lamslliif;
the
ore
could
be
re-
GET
IT
AT!
dured
hy
abou
M
"
The
meeting
wa
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A
II
I'lgKOf
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cniitjiauy.
Coittuji
liiiiig
director
w
Iheir
re-eleclion
I
ear.
The
direct
.1
IMifitolt.
It.
M
S.
w
s
Stewart.
Jainet
Stew
II.
Smith.
JUST
THE
Landlady
tn
.1;
nil
1
ins
Might
I
a-
ocrupalion
is
"I'm
n
iIim
Ioi
of
"You're
jusi
the
There's
it
lot
of
bad
.ii-ilttihorliooil,'
a
MAN
Thursday
Morning
Special
White
or
Colored
Table
Oilcloth
Coats'
Crochet
Cotton
Monarch
Dove
Wool
NO
GOODS
CHARGED
AT
THESE
PRICES
40c
I-$1.00
b-
25c
b
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S.
Wallace
Co.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
SL
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stock
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