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far
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to
join
her
mother
.!
Afternoon,
excspt
Sunday,
the
Prince
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a
woman'
.Ire,
short
aml
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ihm
bail
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
enough
to
be
.nterestin
but
Ion?
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II.
F.
PULLER,
Managing
Editor.
.enough
to
cover
aunjttl.
f
mol
(
,hi
the
remark
made
at
a
public'.
.
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advertising
should
be
in
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News
Office
on
dav
Drs-
Friday.
November
7.
1921.
His
daily
contact
with
business
problems
enables
him
to
givs
you
competent
advice.
He
will
gladly
do
it.
mo
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
H.
R
Little,
Manager
Buckleys
Bronchitis
Mixture
Will
relieve
Bronchitis,
Coughs,
Colds,
Hoarseness.
Asthma,
and
all
affections
of
the
Throat,
Chest
and
Bronchial
Tubes.
We,
have
a
limited
number
of
samples
of
this
Mixture
which
will
be
given
away
to
adults
only.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Ave.
&
Sixth
8U
Phones
82
and
200
TRAVELLED
THE
WORLD
BUT
ZAM-BUK
IS-
neqaalledfar
cuts,
chapped
I
sands,
c&iJUams,
cold.
J
sores,
burns,
salt,
etc..
to
ebeck
bleeding,
inflammation
ud
pain,
and
briii).
swift
clean
healing
Also
tor
ectema,
poisoned
tores,
ulcers.
piles,
bad
les.
Of
pure
herbal
.origin,
Zam-ltuk
is
innniteU
superior
to
arti6cia)
oiDtmrnts
composeJ
of
pore-clogging
fa's
asd
cruJe
drugs.
Dealers
everywhere
sell
ZanvBuk.
60c
box.
3
for
$t.2S.
IK
you
want
to
be
entirely
free
from
gernrs,
eml
your
fiiKMiey
to
the
laundry.
o
i
TUB
dlfflculty
with
sewHw;
pnoaey
lo
the
laundry
is
it
ahva
teHis
to
shrink.
PRINCE
Rdpert
is
petting
so
busy
it
is
tlifHoult
lo
cross
the
street
at
some
hours
of
the
day.
VERY
soon
we
export
to
sea
the
city
fathers
solemnly
sitting
in
state
aud
discussing
iMins
and
eding
publication'.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
penalties
to
be
levied
upon
those.
.
'unfortunate
persons
who
do
not
know
any
better
than
to
inunitate
the
jay
by
taking
the
nearest
route
from
-corner
to
corner
ONE
remedy
for
a
fit
of
the
blues
is
a
?ame
of
basketball.
ONLY
those
who
have
had
exper
ience
ran
teu
just
now
ami
a
'social
evening
My
be.
THK
diOtrulv
with
some
no!
is
that
they
leavir-lhe
guests
to
entertain
taeasehres.
!
SOJIK
hostesses
entertain
their
jzuests
too
(jstoeh
and
fecxtJ
them
too
wit
a
ad
all
they
remember
afterwards
is
the
THE
ideal
hoteas
is
one
who
I
refuses
to
let
the
rue-H
have
a
dull
moment
wt)ile
at
the
same
lime
making
them
think
they
are
Join?
as
Umy
wish.
f
FRIENDSHIP'S
a
pood
investment-
The
more
yw
?ive,
the
more
you
jrel.
'
1
in
WINTER
is
here,
ami
the
coal
man
Smiles
as
he
walks
the
street
!Yhal
tines
he
care
for
the
cold
blast
He
thrives
on
the
storm
and
Meet.
Ah,
who
the
would
rive
in
the
-
southland
The
land
of
eternal
snnshine
;Yes.
who
indent
would
there
swelter?
The
North
and
Prinee
Rnpert
for
mine.
TI.MK
was
when
talking
was
part
of
the
trade
of
a
barber.
Now
the
flapper
beats
him
to
it.
v
COSTLY
IN
POLAND
WARSAW!.
I'oland
is
the
most
expensive
country
in
the
world
in
which
to
live,
says
the
;
Journal
ile
Polopne.
The
reason
jpnen
is
that
nearly
50
per
cent
jof
the
slate
exfrtuuiiiure
ar-.
inMed
in
unproductive
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Ne.
Mew
Found
Anything
,
HA
AY
lt
L
J
I
1?1
,
Mr.
Henry
C.
Davis,
a
widely-tra
veiled
railway
engineer,
now
of
South
17th
St.,
Kansas
City,
U.S.A.,
writes
that
he
has
found
nothing
in
any
quarter
of
the
globe
that
compares
with
Zam-Buk
for
healing.
He
says
:
"
As
a
f
irst-aid
I
have
used
Zam-Buk
in
innumerable
instances
for
cuts,
wounds,
bruises
and
similar
injuries
sustained
in
my
engineering
work.
A
REAL
ANTISEPTIC
HEALER.
"
I
also
tried
Zam-Buk
for
a
rather
common
trouble
in
this
country
skin
soisonin?
hv
nnUon
n;.
t:,..:
sores
appeared
on
the
hands,
and
other
parts
of
the
body
alter
being
in
contact
with
the
poisonous
plant.
Zam-Buk
speedily
cooled
the
affected
surfaces,
drew
the
poison
right
out,
and
healed
my
skin
perfectly.
"Another
time,
whilst
travelling.
I
suffered
from
a
viru-lent
outbreak
of
eczema,
contracted
through
careless
use
of
a
public
towel.
I
had
medical
advice
and
tried
in
addition,
many
special
remedies
without
finding
the
hoped-for
relief.
Zam-Buk
treatment
took
away
all
the
pain
and
burmr.s
irritation,
and
quickly,
puriited
and
healed
the
deep
troublesome
sores.
It
made
my
kin
quite
well."
Z"!f,.""M
NJT
'IB-
Tk
PrtprieUrt.fi
hi.
..4.rf.l
k
"tr7
rdlr
USEFUL
UKTU
MX.
ttmi
FranV
Ras
left
for
the
Bat
Wednesday
eveninii.
-
Mrs.
$AUi
returned
howeWeJ-"
ntfHiL
'
nesday
;
Mrs.
Hanlianer
and
Miss
Pewar
of
popper
Oily
spent
between
trains
In
town.
Mrs.
Percy
Skinner
and
Ralph
came
dawn
Sunday
to
visit
Mrs.
W.
C
Sjtarts
who
has
recently!
returned
'frooY
the
Hast.
Mrs.!
Skinner
returned
to
I'sk
on
Man-1
day.
'
-
Mrs.
HntmMin
i
entertaining;
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
An-!
pliran
Ohtireh
at
the
home
of
.Mrs.
iwrr
on
inursnay.
T
UttieS
Owild
of
the
i'res-
bylertaR
Oeiureii
will
pive
a
ehiekmi
diniirll!ianksgivinp
even
ing
in
the
Gltttfcb-
Tie
Motntatu
View-
J.ods-e
of
the
RoMkahs
held
their
reeulari
meetiiig
Wettneitday
with
the
in-t
itiation
of
some
nrw
members.
I
-
!
truck
load
of
young
people
went
out
lo
ekarivaree
Mr.
and
Mrs.
4e
Kergommeiiux
at
lheir
ranch
on
the
Mil
on
the
evening
of
their
arrival
home
after
being
married
is
l'rtoee
Rupert.
i
t
i
The
ladtfts
ftaiht
of
the
Fres-
hyteriaa
Qgnraii
met
on
Thursday
at
the
home
f
Mrs.
Ilronks.
CofltaMe
Rp(rtehaw
returned!
from
the
6651
where
lr
had
f
een
on
ofttoial
basiness.
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
Haney
and
son
returned
to
Terrace
on
Saturday
and
are
taking
up
their
residenre
in
the
MrDoupall
place.
I
Mr.
Misl,
who
has
spent
the!
last
six
months
in
Vancouver.'
has
relurneil
for
the
winter.
EX-SERYICMEN-'SHUN!!
Armi-tiee
Day
Itanquet
at
SI.
Regis
Ikife
Tuesday,
.Voember
II
at
8.30
p.m.
Apply
to
Secretary
O.W.V.A.
for
ticket
s.
In
the
Letter
Box
i!
OBJECTS
TO
SEEING
HIMSELF
Editor
Daily
News.
iour
pawr
rry
oiien
unoai
space
in
mailers
that
may
b-
inlerestinf;
am
therefore
pi
v
ins
an
account
of
what
I
have
notic
ed
in
uraclteaHy
all
eatine
houses,
cafes
or
restaurant.
Ordinarily
at
home.
If
we
are
alone,
we
sit
'down
in
pfcant
contemplation
of
th
meat
be
fore
us;
or
If
we
hati
a
family
or
friends
we
are
more
or
leu
attentive
to
those
arojufc
n
and
(eat.
,
'
Hnf:
whether
it
fs
in
rHts4rfer-tionjof
Use
trade
or.
merely
a
cuslmiry
mna
fl'
the
res
taurant
business,
I
am
inelinet
to
raise
the
question
whether
a
looking1
glass
before
every
customer
is
really
necessary.
With
thanks.
(Signed)
II.
V.
MASSETT
GOLD
Masselt,
Il.C.
Xovember
6.
1921.
Alitor,
Daily
News.
I'rioee
Rupert.
H.(L
In
"reference
to
a
letter
ap-
iMu
ri
n
r.
in
uaii.
.....
ii..
4
'
V.
ffS
a
iMu
.
.
1'iroiiaiii
ikimiui
.Miners
.isocia-
lion.
I
ronsMer
II
iriy
duly
to
let
t
lie
public
know
that
it
does
not
represent
Masselt
nor
!ralon
Inland
.
If
ihi
association
was
formed
lo
give
authentic
reporis.
as
the
kecTH
a
ry
stales,
why
does
he
say
that
a
number
decided
to
form
the
association
when
not
more
than
six
knew
anything
alout
it?
Also
he
slate
that
the
P.H.C.
Mines
claim
Ihey
are
able
lo
recover
the
gold
when
the
princial
owners
and
their
present
engineer
claim
differently
and
is
it
not
a
fact
thai
Ihey
washed
between
sixty
ami
one
hundred
Ion
and
recovered
less
than
an
ounce
of
gold?
Is
it
legal
for
a
mining
recorder
to
use
influence
in
float
ins
companies?
RICHARD
EVANS.
r.
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SPECIAL
SELECTED
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m
mm
W$m
CANADIAN
RYE
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12EIEM22Z11
v
Ten
Years
Ago
t
In
Pilnc
Kupcrt
j
-s.
n
November
7,
1914.
Local
knstrian
ar-
eprcnn-sympathy
with,
Wm
fink
today
i
letter
i
publi-Oml
frixn
one
of
them
congraiulatinii
th
ity
on
the
departure
of
its
fit-i
oversea
coiifingenl.
'The
lr
t-iah
must
win,"
is
"in
f
Hi.
statemeiit
maiie
in
the
mi--it
.
The
hospital
'bnarl
at
i'-niocting
last
tintht.
on
request
of
the
physicians
of
the
city,
re-'onsidereri
its
decision
In
iti-iense
with
three
members
of
lh
graduate
numinc
staff
on
account
of
financial
stringency
and
decided
instead
lo
effect
general
reductions
in
salary.
Tfce
body
of
A.
D.
Kidwell
wa-
1
found
yesterday
near
the
ipi.iran-tine
station
on
Duchy
Island.
.j
far
a
the
authorities
ran
a-eerlain,
deceaed
came
lo
ln
death
by
drown
ma.
He
was
.
ywuag
man
and
ia
survived
h
.i
k.
.
.
i
.
nsr
in
venootfver
and
a
sitter
in
Kdmonion.
CHILDREN
IN
VIENNA
VIKXXA.
The
havix-
wrought
by
the
war
in
the
tnrth
rate
in
Austria
is
brought
out
f-.rnl.ly
iu
figures
issued
by
the
city
school
authorities
of
Vienna,
showing
IM.OAO
fewer
children
inscribed
in
elementary
schools
for
the
autumn
term
this
ear
than
in
tun.
Colder
Days
Makes
One
Think
of
Warm
Coats
"DEMERS"
Have
such
lovely
models
and
prices
are
reasonable.
Come
and
see
them.
v.
Pure
and
Wholesome
Xiq
Quality
Whisky
of
Canada
Since
1853
BofUd
In
Bond
under
Dominion
Corvrnmrni
3uprvltlon
.A.
t-0.
V
),l
'f
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j
This
advertiM
inent
i
nut
putili-licd
or
displayed
by
the
l.iipior
Ikwikol
Hoard
m
l
inent
of
(Iritfh
Columbia.
The
Hot
Cup
Try
this
recipe
r
OXO
SCU
AMU
LCD
EGGS-ScramM.
fm
i
mna
a
re
ere
ft
rfT1
?
For
a
Cold
Day
Tammy
Tonkins
Paint
Book
Fr.
S.nd
L.r
OXO
Cube
wrappsrt
lor
this
interesting
and'
instructive
ptmtinf
book
lor
four
ciaU-ren.
Oxo
Limited,
232Lemoin
Street.
Montreal
In
tins
o(
4
.
15c
10
30c
A
cup
of
hot
0X0
on
a
cold
day
helps
to
keep
up
the
circulation,
and
carries
warmth
evrn
to
the
ears
and
fingertips.
The
rich
nourishment
of
this
,
concentrated
beef
relieves
latue,
and
creates
vitality.
Hot
0X0
can
be
made
id
ac
minute
with
an
0X0
Cube.
Try
a
cup
of
hot
0X0
between
meal,'
and
after
the
theatre
or
hockey
game,
and
always
the
last
thing
at
night
Any
time
is
0X0
time,
and
it
keeps
you
always
in
trim.
Use
them
in
your
cooking
too.
Tlie
Great
Bed
Economy.
put
them
on
tout,
,
ortr
which
bu
been
ipred
a
Uy.r
of
ch
i
1
v
mixed
with
a
littto
butter,
hached
egxs
may
be
tervo
u:
the
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STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
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