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NEWS
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RADIO
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In
ill.
and
a
cleanser
ior
the
mouth
and
teeth.
AVrlalrv'n
tnrana
Ebcmlltos
nlffl4ttrr.
vvcllaa
"
SLEEPING
IS
TO
SHIP'S
SIDE
Notional
ari'itngemcntH
to
mill
at
f
nli.l,.,l
lirongi,
from
,n
'
io
lbe
ship's
siilo
Halifax
in
coii-
'd
Country
sall-""veiubor
and
Doc-
PH'llfMllar
reirnnl.
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ion
passports,
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f,.ni
Oily
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nnadlnn
niinni
Third
Ai...i,i,,.
r
I'hone
26o,
I
Next
time
you
order
baking
powder
say
"Blue
Ribbon."
Then
give
it
the
baking
day
test.
You
need
have
no
fear
of
the
result.
Try
it.
it
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
PrinceRuDert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
Mflnv
lencouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
7,
17,
28
(October
etchlkan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
October
3,
13,
24
8.8.
PRINCE8S
BEATRICE.
Mttdala.
Swiimon
Bay.
Eaat
Balls.
H.iu
n..
.
falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vair
Luver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
ror
an
steamship
Line
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD.
0ntral
An.nf
f
cf
4h
S'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince.
Rumh.
B.Cs.
N
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
I
S.ltinr,
from
frux-a
Rupert.
i0UVI,
VICTORIA,
Ixkm.
Bat,
,f4
Ahri
Bar,
TM44r,
r
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pirn,
victoria,
aim
Bar,
t
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stira,
io
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p.
ALiee
arm,
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a
Kit,
FONT
SIMPSON
a4
Nui
Rltar
OukmIh,
l,
AM.
4.
.rn.i.r,
pmik
RimM,
BO.
ISSLEYS
ias919Ba
TIMBER
TIMBER
SALE
SALE
X
X
Mr
Every
Meal
i
Ionacst-lasling
Pn
you
can
buy
6644.
)!
T.
rnUr-
to-
trrltml
hi
!!
:in,.i.-r
r
unit,,
at
Vtrlurli,
not
Utrr
Hull
tolM
o
Itw
tl
of
.Novmbr,
iV.'l,
I"
I
IIM
lliiIUMf
III
UlTUfC
XHII,
li
il
t
II.'.
mimi
M
of
priM,
llmilork.
iixl
balia
ttul
la.ooo
Fmi
nf
trilmJ
tnq
nnrim
wrura,
ou
in
rr.
at
in
una
or
aim-
srm.
i.tMr
un
f
rift.
to
!t'
y-r
win
h
tikrd
ror
r
iBiti
nr
uniMr.
rrtrr
Mrnraitrt
f
r.
cui.r
rotra
ler.
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Huprrt.
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C
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5.1H.
c
l
brrrby
fm
lhl
ippdrallnn
UI
I
mail
llw
l.r1UiHf
Amhty
.r
ih.
I'ruMiiri'
of
irlilli
Ortun.uu
ti
ii
n.
.i
rton
ifwrfuf.
fur
an
Art
miktni
i.r.iim..ii
fr
it
vMiHir
f
rrwil
ir-ih
rn
..f
tlw
l'r-bvlMn
rhiirrh
In
Mn-ada,
h-
VrttHKllnt
r.btirrh
mil
Ih
Con-.rrrtliiiiul
i.'lnirrliet
of
Canaila,
In
lh
f
mini
Dhurrh
"f
rjuaitt:
fur
holdlnr.
unit
(1inlnllfnn
of
lha
pf'ITiy
nf
,
.
ittM-.itmn
i-nlrrinr
ih
unhm
of
ll
..tin
riiiiri'hM
tn
frn
llw
I'nitrd
Church
.
.
.anaili,
ami
rnr
If-
ImMUii
ul.
Iba
rv
pri'i
"f
ri.inrrrrilliiiin
viiln
not
to
mnrur
Iti'ffl"
rnr
IV
iruU
n-Utlnr
lo
rmeril
ami
I'liin'tdlnnal
prnrrtjr;
and
tfiwr-i:
fur
in
arrrm
f
tit.
aid
unha
into
"l'i"
l
Vl.loria.
Brill!
Colombia.
llil
1IH
!.
mniir,
A
O.
Il,
A.'t
'
i
'VI--
'utt'
i1f'V"Ji'v
L
on
urnmr
or
in
aripuraiii
TIMBER
SALE
X
6556.
Tlwrii
will
b
ufrcrfil
for
ule
al
Public
Anril'.ii,
al
nHin
n
lh
tltli
day
of
Oclo
X
vr.
i
nf
l,
in
mi-
orriif
or
in
iwm
ii-r'nr
!
SmlllMTH,
B.r
.
Ih
llrfnrf
i
it
55.U0I
Jarkplna
Tlt
on
n
ai-
a
ltnll
almul
I
iiiiik
NMimnn
of
M.
iist
m
lunrf
S.
I'jkM
Dlatrlrl.
Thw
1
-
rr
will
allowed
for
r
aiiivnl
'if
limber.
.I.H....I.I...I
tlial
.llW
IA
llllalllA
IO
.1
Irml
Hie
inrtlni
In
perm
m
Milmill
etled
tender
tn
be
nned
lh
hour
of
iKllon,
ind
feated
ona
bid."
Turilier
turlirulirf
or
lha
Ctief
rore-irr
Vt'inria.
n.c,
or
nintrlci
Forester.
I'rlnee
Hupert
B.C,
LAND
ACT.
Qui.n
Charlolt
laland
L.ni
DUtrlct.
m.t.lrl
af
erlnc.
Ruo.rl
TV
Miiiica
lht
I.
Samuel
Simpson,
of
Mmnett,
II.C,
orriipaiinu
iinnrriimn.
intend
lo
apply
for
permission
til
lease
the
rAn.
in.
rriii.d
iimli:
rmmenrlnt
at
a
post
plained
pear
the
southeast
ronirr
of
Classen
isianu,
im
innur
iiui!
water
mark,
Ihenre
fullowliiir
low
water
mark
In
a
norihesterlv
direction
i
ills-lame
of
10
rhalns
(I
mile)!
Uienre
west-rrlr
&
flulns;
them-e
southerly
SO
tlialns
(I
'mllei
lo
KUt
of
rwiimenreiiient
and
roiilalnlns
U
arraa
rmore
or
less),
SAMUEL
StMCSON.
Applicant.
Peter
I'eay,
Aftnl.
Hth
Srpi.mlier.
1BI4.
TIMBER,
SALE
x
66
W.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
Ihe
Mslrlci
forester
not
later
than
noun
on
the
Jrd
day
of,
November.
t.
fur
imrrlwM
of.l.lcenca
X
M,j
kltlmat
Arm.
C.ll.
4.
lo
cut
sJt.OOO
feet
iiiM.
of
itrinlork.
Hlw,.
aprur-
awl
,:,Two'
""fiar.
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber,
Further
parllru
ars
of
lha
Oiler
Torea-ler.
Victoria,
or
lha
DUirlcl
Foreiur,
I'rioct
nupert.
B.C.
By
The
Daily
News
Radio
Expert.
Storage
Batteries
The
source
of
tin-
vital
energy
in
nearly
wwy
radio
set,
i
bal-lerte,
of
Home
kind
or
other.
Nut
unlike
any
other
machine,
a
radio
receiver,
once
its
vital
energy
is
disaipaled,
U
unable
In
function
properly.
Then,
in
order
to
ensure
a
continuous
iteration
of
our
set
we
mul
m
Dial
our
"
batteries
are
alway
kept
full
of
energy
with
which
to
supply
I
hem.
In
the
average,
radio,
using
dry
,
mt
t;
ttt
1
1
m-ies.
Hit;
be,
tiling
lo
do,
when
Ihcse
run
down,
iw
to
purchase
new
one-,.
An
ordinal-
9')
u.
,vnll
H.
battery
will
last
for
a
"mi
uiitM
mom
ns
on
trie
etts-lomary
lime
tub
receiver,
k
no
anxiety
nml
be
felt
ou
tbi-point.
llci.l..
bey
eol
no
Utile
mai
H
can
always
afford
lo
stand
I
be
emit
of
a
new
one
or
two
(or
Die
unusual
service
Kiev
Rive.
.
Iiuylng
new
A
or
ai'nraa.
balferies,
however
would
Soon1
break
evn
Ihe
very
wealthiest
.,r
j
u.
II
i
obvious
I
ben
that
some!
tnetjioil
must
te
adopted
for
charging
Ibem.
re-
Charging
Batteries
There
are
two
yionm
l
be
ronAiilereil
here.
One
Ih
lo
have
the
battery
taken
to
a
rwrviee
"lulion
to
lie
recharged.
The
other
i
lo
rbarte
it
youryelf.
The
iliaivnnlaaa
of
lh?
firnl
mentioned
met
bod
Mre
evident.
One
ban
In
lug
the
heavy
battery
to
I
lie
ftlulioif
lvo
or
three
lime
a
month
or
even
more,
at
considerable
expanse
nd
ineonven-iewo.
Then,
?oti
are
alwaya
leuiite
to
.train
Ike
laal
bit
nf
j
ii
ire
from
your
ballnry
before
havinjr
il
ebarfed.
a
harmful
and
Acrioua.
iiiiuan.
ItniudeA
I
hi,
ynu
aro
without
your
battery
for
a
few
day
every
iinM
han
to
le
oliarjed.
Kaperlence
a
how
a
dial.
Ibii
i
the
moat
likely
time
thai
vixilore
will
niinmie
t
hear
your
radio.
Tlie
nee.1
for
a
battery
re-enerxixinu
device
in
the
home
i
ery
elrwr,
then
if
you
dealre
erviee,
convenience
and
inex-lenvene.
A
battery
Ohatfrer
may.
al
firni,
aeein
a
rather
larire
outlay
but
il
will
more
than
pay
for
itelf
in
a
very
Abort
linir.
There
are
many
excellent
rliarKin?
device
on
(he
market
at
preenl,
whieh
ell
at
very
rea-
Aonable
price.
Heware
of
thej
iiadverlier
urHlucl,
however.1
When
buying
one
beeaue
theyj
will
not
tnd
u't
for
any
lenglb
of
Mine.
There
are
cheap
charger
like
anything
ele.
He-
inernner
tin
mm
uet
a
bihmI
iuh
"LISTENING
IN!"
Entertainment
and
Education.
Radio
Supplies
Speciality
Prince
Rupert's
Pioneer
Radio
SIotA'
W.
W.
WRATHALL,
-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Special
Attention
(liven
Mail
Orders:'
to
It
-hu)t
Ibereforn
lie
te.led
fre-iiueiitly
with
a
tiydroineler,
to
ascertain
the
condition
of
il.
ceilH.
When
I
he
battery
become
run
down
o
thai
it
reg-Uler
three
quarters
enifdy,
gel
it
recharged
al
once.
Under
no
condition
nhould
a
battery
be
diciiar?etl
until
it
regitttera
empty
on
the
hydrometer.
If
il
should
through
accident
or
careleiisne
however,
get
into
llii
run
down
condition
by
no
mean
abolulely
leave
it
in
I
hi
tale.
You
are
ruining
a
perfectly
good
battery
by
doing
so.
KiHier
get
ft
charged
or
charge
it
yourself
immedi
ately.
A
good
plan
tn
follow,
if
you
have
a
charger
of
you
own,
I"
to
charge
your
balleTy
a
few
hours
per
day
or
even
a
few
hours
every
other
day,
o
that
il
may
always
be
maintained
in
a
fully
charged
slate,
ready
for
service.
This
will
prolong
ynur
Daiiery
tire
as
wen.
A
corrosion
will
oon
he
noticed
around
tbe
lugs
of
your
bat
tery
when
il
has
been
reobarped
a
hw
lime.
This
corrosion
lakes
the
fur
in
of
a
tfrcenish
pata,
whieh,
U
left
aU,ie,.
will
cause
imperfect
con
I
act
at
the
lug,
and
in
lime
eat
ripht
through
the
wire"
leading
from
flietii
.
The
application
of
vase
line
around
the
lug
Uiemelve
will
check
(hi
aefioa
and
tbu
prevent
it
fniin
spreading.
A
jooluiinn
of
aniiHonia
and
water
tappliel
with
rag
will
setae
loo.
although
il
will
have
to
be
used
Jvery-frequently.
Io
nol
let
either
Caring
for
the
Batteries
'
I
lie
vaieline
or
Hie
aiiimnnia
a
ballcry
ha
been
used
utimi
jcet
into
the
cell
Ibem-
for
some
time,
it
will
heroine
selves
or
disaster
will
result,
rundown
and
reqiire
rcehari.'iiig.
Nurr
hatlerv
will
in
tune
need
4k
A
...
'
Mliij
lair
f
WjUMVHKr
Bottled
In
bond
under
r'
ernn,,n'
F
i
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M
This
nilvcrtlsemciit
is
not
puliljshcd
or
displayeM
by
Liijuor
Control
Hoard
or
liy
the
novcrnmeiil
of
British
Columbia.
the
watering
in
Is
your
wife
wiser
than
you?
IF
YOU
read
only
the
stock
and
sporting-pages,
and
your
wife
is
like
other
women,
she
is
wiser
the
n
you.
She
reads
the.
shopping
news.
She
likes
to
hear
you
jingle
money
in
your
pockets.
She
likes
to
stretch
money
to
the
limit,
so
she
won't
have
to
ask
for
more.
She
likes
to
shop
strategically.
Know
what
she
does.
Comfortably
at
home
in
a
cushiony
armchair,
she
scans
advertising
columns.
She
com-pares,-judges
and
selects
the
goods
she
desires;
maps
her
route;
with
least
effort
and
minimum
time,
goes
direct
to
the
planned
store
and
buys.
She
obtains
what
she
wants
at
the
lowest
price
it,
is
offered.
She
is
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
knows
advertised
goods
live
up.
to
their
claims.
She
saves
time
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
to
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
b
These
advertisements
are
written
for
'
your
r.
.
n
J
if.
..
I
I
.
1.
.
.
1
t.
.
enem
100.
reaa
inem.
neip
ner
neip
you
save.
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
bond
investment-
not
a
stock
speculation
order
lo
keep
the
(Saturday
evening,
November
I,
by
which
only
two
fish
mature
i
olution
at
its
proper
density.
Some
or
tne
waier
nas
csc.ipeu
in
the
process
of
-charging
and
has
thus
nMidered
the
solution
more
concenlraled.
Ask
your
service
man
about
Ibis;
do
not
attempt
to
water
your
own
bat-1
lery
without
advice
of
some
sort.)
Too
much
cannot
be
said
upon!
the
proper
care
of
a
storage
bat-
lery,
but
if
it
is
always
kept
in,
.
in:
ti
...III
Ka
'
a
Cliargeil
cowiiriini
ii
win
ready
for
instant
use
at
any
lime;
its
life
will
be
prolonged;
and
you
will
not
have
lo
turn
away
friend
for
the
nigh!
.with
tins
lamented
,e.cuse,
"L
am
sorry,
is
.
-
-
Something
very
novel
in
noway
of
entertainment
was
offered
to
fan
last
Friday
night,
Oct.
2t.
when
Ihe
regular
Hoot
Owl
meeting
from
KOW,
the
Orcgon-ian
newspaper
station
was
re-hroadcasled
through
CFCX
at
Calgary
and
KKliC
at
San
Fran-
icisro.
Listeners
in
thus
bad
an
option
of
Ihreo
stations
from
which
Ibey
wero
able
to
receive
Jjbe
same
concert.
The
Hoot
J
Owls
are
famous
for
the
excellent
brand.of
entertainment
Ibey
provide,
so
that
everybody
who"
!
listened
in
on
that
particular
might
-got
his
full
money's
worth.
,
It
i
not
known'
whether
this
feature
will
be
repeated
again
or
jnol.
but,
Judging
from
the
sic-ces
las)
Friday
night,
it
should
i.be,
by;
till.
me.ansi
a
,
KQO
Program
I
The
l.hree-acl
drama,
"Tar-jiilsli,"
by
Gilbert
Kmery,
will
be
i
presented
u
audio
form
by
Uie
'KfiO
players,
direeled'
by
WiUbi
,
Wilson
Church,
in
the
studio
of
Ihe
Oeneral
Kleclric
S.I
at
ion.
'Thursday
evening,
October
3h
Music
between
n,cls
will
be
played
'by
the
Cremona
Trio,
Verba
lluena
Lodge,
V.
&
A.M.,
number
403,
Oakland,
California,
wilt
entertain
KUU
listeners
on
broadcasting
strel
show.
an
old
time
min
VALUE
OF
HATCHERIES
SHOWN
BY
RESULTS
IS
OPINION
OF
INSPECTOR
spawning
in
the
.cycle
yrjf-
numher
or
risii.
lhus
two
mature
fish
returned
for
every
pair
in
the
cycle
year
previous.
A
mature
fnnialo
sockeye
salnxin
produces
about
3100
eggs
from
that
is,
th
return
is
only
1-17
of
one
per
cent.
Tbe
relurn
of
fiOOO
fish
lo
McLaughlin
Lake
from
a
planting
of
150.000
eggs
gave
a
relurn
of
t
per
cent
of
mature
fish
or
08
times
tbe
nundier'prn-ilgred
from
purely
natural
proposal
ion.
Thus
may
be
seen
the
great
advantage
to
he
gained
Dy
To
show
the
benefits
derived
artificial
assistance.
"If
arlifU
from
artificial
assistance
to
nat-i
ciat
efforts
are
increased
'
anil
ural
propagation
as
compared!
pnsihle
conservation
is
enforced,
villi
purely
natural
propagation,
V.
Harrison,
inspector
of
inlclieries,
slates
that
it
Jias
been
noted"
on
itny
sockeye
ii.
is
an
aosoiuie
certainty
that
the
industry
can
be
built
up
to
equal
if
not
exceed
the.
production
ottue
best
days
of
the
pastl"
-
-
'
rt
,
i
TCapt.
A.
C
II.
Oerhardi
or
the
Homestakc,
Mining
Co.,
which
is
conducting
operations
at
Alice,
Arm,
passed
through
on
the
steamer
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon
bound
ror
Vancouver.
Buckley's
Bronchitis
Mixture
Will
relieve
Rronehilis,
Coughs,
Colds,
Hoarseness,
Asthma,
niid'all
affections
of
the
Throat,
Chest
and
Hron-chial
Tubes.
.'
.
.
AAiattV
We
htive.i,
limited
."number
of
samples
of
Ibis
Mixture
which
will,
be
given
away
to
atlnUs
only.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Ave.
A
Sixth
St.
Phones
82
and
200
i
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a