member
7,
102.-
I
WIN
AM
DA
Y
ITUK-
A-l
It
Tomorrow
Will
Manufactured
Ijv
serial
Tobacco
Company
f
Canada
Limited
SATUR-
DAY.
The,
tremendous
business
we
have
dono
during
the
last
two
weeks
has
given
us
great
numbers
of
Remnants
In
SILKS,
HABUTAI,
TAFFETA,
PONGEE,
CANTONS,
CREPE-DE-CHINES,
TUSSAHS,
LININGS,
MORACAIN,
DUCHESSE,
TRICO-LETTES,
VOILES,
SERGES,
FLANNELS,
TRICOTINES,
COATINGS,
Ac.
,
Tomorrow
these
are
all
thrown
on
Sale
at
Lcit
REDUCTIONS.
IN
MANY
CASES
BELOW
r.ORT
(I
those
wishing
to
participate
In
this
bargain
event
will
I..
.(..,
...I..
STORE
OPENS
9
A.M.
'EST
OF
ENGLAND
STORE
SMITH
DLOCK
anadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
RYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
glniers,
Machinists,
Boilermaker,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
mskers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
)
equipped
to
uHndlc
all
kinds
of
MARINE.
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
Ivertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
IEP
P
"
TIIA
'E
I
H
UICK
ISULS
Local
and
Personal
Il.C
Undertakers.
Phono
41.
-
Hayncrs,
Undertakers,
lhone
351
Adaip
Oarss
Chapter
l.O.D.K.
llazuar,
November
15,
TWO
uml
Five
Itoniiieil
Hal
fur
rout.
Apply
Wallace's
Store.
-
Supreme
in
name,
niiprcme
in
llavor
".SUl'HKMir
Coffee.
If
-.
Moosehaart
Legion
Whist
Drive
and
dance,
November
II,
at
8.U0
p.m.
&:
10
for
15
25
"
35
DoubIiis
1'.
Stork
of
Prince
in
in
town.---Loudon
mail
,new
in
Vancouver
Sun.
I
I
Tonlahtl
Don't
Miss
III
"
A
Sunflower
Serenade,"
Mothodlst
Church
8
p.m.
Mr.
iinij
Mi.
H.
J.
HraiilMiry
ne
Ii'hmiik
the
cily
on
Wednes
day
night's
boat
for
Vuiicouver
where
they
will
reside
for
tin
next
twelve
mouth.
Hev.
mit)
Mr.
A.
J.
V.'rljrhl
ami
riimily
arrived
in
the
cily
on
last
hikIiI'h
train
from
Saskatchewan
and
proeee.lel
this
morning
on
I
lie
lamer
Venture
to
Kincoltli
where
Mr.
Wrifrhl
will
take
cliarpe
of
I
be
Anglican
Church
field.
Pythian
Sitters
llaiaar.
lie
sure
and
visit
the
Parcels
I'ost
Bic.
We
have
oa
reels
from
all
over
the
country
at
25c
each.
We
will
nerve
ten,
2c
and
supper
We.
Other
aUraollon
aU
.Not
ember
8
in
store
next
Friz
Jtell's
Meal
Market,
Third
Ave.
216
The
educational
survey
coin
nitsioii,
roiiiflHtijr
of
lr.
.1.
II
I'utman
of
Ottawa
ami
Dr.
(i.
M
Weir
of
Vancouver,
which
i
vixilinir
the
city
will
leave
for
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Ituiicrt
tomorrow
night.
This
afternoon
they
are
meeting-
the
si-lionl
hoard
informally
at
the
Prince
llui.erl
Wol.-I.
LADIES!
SHOES
IN
ALL
SIZES
At
Greatly
Reduced
Prices.
FLANNEL
AND
HOUSE
DRESSJES
FOR
LADIES
AND
CHILDREN
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAQB
THRE&
BENT'S
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
SPECIAL.
BIG
REDUCTIONS
In
LADIES'
and
MISSES'
WINTER
COAT8
Fur
Collars
and
Cuffs.
Tailored
In
the
latest
syles
and
materials.
Wonderful
Values
It
Will
Pay
You
to
See
Them
"BENT'S"
Third
Avenue.
ART
DEPARTMENT
IN
New
Books
Recently
Added
on
Useful
and
Fine
Arts
library
in
useful
ami
fine
arts
iollow:
Useful
Arts
"How
to
sell
at
Itelail"
by
W.
W.
Charters.
"Iteet-Keepiiift
for
all,"
by
t
icker
IXwardes.
"Clothes
that
c
mi
lit
ami
I
Invi
to
Make
them,"
by
Itraddu
Field.
"A
Home
Vegetate
Harden."
hy
li.
M.
h'reeman.
"Trains
or
HeciiUeeiion.''
by
1).
II.
Manna.
(
"litrrauis
and
Complete
In-furiNatioii
for
Telegraph
liu-jtineern
and
8lulenli."
by
W.
II.
JoncM.
'XirviN
and
l'erHial
Power."
Uy
I).
M.
King.
'
Fine
Arts
'The
Kdueation
at
a
Music
l.ovir."
by
Kdward
Diokineon.
"Variety
in
'he
Wftle
Harden,"
and
"The
Well
Uonsideml
(iar-
ilen."
hy
Mrs.
Francis
Kinsr.
Iteethoven
and
.llift
Forerunners."
by
1.
C.
Mason.
The
Small
llouW,"
by
M.
II.
Noi'llieiMl.
u
"The
Itook
of
Bufffralowf.."
hy
II.
K.
Phillip-.
"Art"
by
Aitgusle
tliHlia;
Miii
i.iii-
nf
Today."
by
Ho
liiain
Holland.
WHAT
ABOUT
THE
BOY?
Here.
Is
What
One'
Writer
Says
I
of
His
Future
Tile
boy
is
a
ieiii
who
is
iro
ihk
U
carry
on
what
you
have
started.
He
U
to
il
riplit
where
you
are
sittinv
and
attend
to
those
thin;!
you
think
are
so
ihiport-
ani
when
you
are
yon.
V(M1
mat'
Alfaml
tile
luilieiiw
liven
if
you
make
leagues
and
'realies,
he
will
have
tt
iuaua;;i
'hem
i'
1
1
i,
states,
and
naliou.
He
is
coins:
to
mov
in
take
ovor
your
prisons,
cliutrlics
si-tinoi,
yniversilies
and
cor
puralions.
UNIQUE
EVENT
OF
MIS
BOYS
Varied
Entertainment
at
Methodist
Church
Will
be
Repeated
Tonight
Tin;
novelty
concert
and
min
strel
show
put
on
by
the
Tuxis
Boys
in
the
Methodist
Church
last
night
drew
out
an
audience
which
well
filled
the
auditorium
and
fully
merited
the
plaudits
that
srreeted
the
stdendid
efforts
of
the
youthful
performers.
The
program
was
of
a
very
novel
character
and
reflected
a
great
deal
of
credit
holh
on
those
who
participated
and
those
who
assisted
in
making
the
arrangements.
Titled
"A
Sunflower
Serenade."
the
stage
was
decorat
ed
In
an
appropriate
manner
with
very
pleaspifr
effect.
)ienii)K
numbers
were
selec
tions
hy
the
Tuxis
Orchestra
with
scenic
embellishments.
The
members
of
the
orchestra
were
Cliff
Cameron,
piano;
Jack
Stephens.
THE
LOCAL
LIBRARY
j""
Arthur
Cameron
drums;
Yoshj
Kalsiiyauia,
man-
loliu;
Kddie
Walters
and
Wil
Ham
Murray,
violins.
While
Mexicali
Hose"
was
beinif
itlay-
...I
t,
:
.
t
v
,
.
.
.,
..
.
,
..
name
posed
as
a
.Mexi-
Nev
books
recently
ad'.fd
to
the
cai,
gM
aruJ
,
,,.
,
When
I.iirhts
are
Low."
1.
II
.inzey
and
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster
acted
a
fireside
courlinji
scene.
The
third
orchestral
sel
ection
wa
"Underneath
Hie
Mel
low
Moon."
W.
Murray
al.i
olayed
violin
oIo.
Madame
Sherry
A
surprie
of
the
proirrani
wa
the
appearance
of
Karl
Marric
under
the
title
of
Madame
Sherry
artiste
and
mezzo-soprano.
Kle-
tinlly
jrowned,
Mr.
Uarric
nroveii
li
in
i.
-elf
a
feminine
impersonator
of
some
capability,
quite
rivulliti;
Hie
lauious
Julian
Klline.
He
san?
two
oiis
in
hish
key
and
broke
the
delusion
al
the
i
lo-c
li
dolTiug
his
lar;,'e
hat
and
disclos
in?
his
born
locks.
He
wa
much
applauded
and
his
act
provoke!
much
mirth.
J.
C.
II
raily
pave
two
panto
mimic
readings
"A
Fishim
Smack."
and
'The
I.ol
Salmoi
Hun."
Illulrating
tile
firt
Hem.
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster
and
Cliff
Cameron
appeared
as
a
ouim
couple
court
in?
and
Miss
Cathie
Irvine
and
Cecil
Hacker
reure
semen
iiieiu
after
twenty
year-
or
we.de,
bli.
.;
I).
plal,
a),
Iteared
as
a
blanket
shrouded
In
dian
beside
a
teepee
in
"The
Lost
Salmon
run.
A
comedy
sketch
with
local
color,
entitled
"A
Connecticut
lankee
abroad
in
Prince
Hunert."
devised
by
(!.
i.
Hacker,
was
a
very
enlertaiuiii?
number.
It
de-picldl
the
liiimoroiK
incidents
leadinjr
up
to
the
disillusionment
or
an
liasleru
tourist
who
came
to
Prince
Itupert
expecting
to
find
wild
Indians
and
a
slate
of
seiui-civilizalion
here.
TfTe
role
of
the
tourist
was
taken
by
P.
II
I.
inzey;
that
of
his
wife
by
Mis.
Marjorie
Lancaster:
a
curio
deal
'
'
t
'
"
,
-
ll
H,
l
,-,-
ou
please,
but
how
they
wil
J
be
'r,
Airrcd
Plant,
and
an
Indian
carried
out
depend
upon
him.
Hunt.
Minstrel
TrouDe
The
Tuxis
Mows'
minstrel
troupe
r
-
put
on
-
the
.
-
VIV7IIIA
closing
linn
bain
I
H
i
Piling
to
sil
at
your
desk
I
'umr's
enlertaiumeiit
and
did
m
tfejV
innate,
and
occupy
"
yourj
ucniselves
prou,
in
palter,
i
daws
on
the
Supreme
Heueh.
iiovelly
orebestral
selections
ami
He
will
assume
control
of
yourj'Iie
ust-al
Idack-face
antics.
Karl
Harrie
was
interlocutor:
the
en.
I
andjnien
were
Jack
Stephens.
Henry
iieui.
roner.
CIUT
Giimeron.
Yoshi
.
Katsuyama,
Jim
Parker
and
Isa
Katsu.vHma.
and
minstrels.
Min-
-Ml
your
work
is
soinr
In
lielnru
Siikamnlii.
CI
ui'i.nei,
'I'll,
.in.
niileil
and
praise.l
or
iHJndeinuiM;soii,
Ivan
Cameron.
Kddie
al
Metliodisl
Churidi.
Nov.
0
and
7
---T-(Jueej;
M
ii
iy
tlhnpter
Whist
lrie
ami
liniiee.
,'nv.
?
lml-o
jlloin.
T
'
if
!
Ailalrrtirsfi
Clianter
I.n.D.IL
liaxniir,
November
IS.
Moose,
llnznar,
Nov.
IN
and
10.
l'leshytcrlan
Itainar.'.Novy
0.
Lutheran
Itaxnar
Decemhep
Mrtrbpole
Hall.
v
tf
talent
or
the
cily
would
bo
am-j
ply
repaid
by
attending.
H
is
in
eharge
of
the
committee
of
Hie
whole
of
Hie
Tuxis
Hoys.;
hart
Harrie
is
mentor
and
Hev
i.
(1.
Hacker,
chaplain.
WHIST
LEAGUE
i
k
Official
Schedule,
Season
1324-25
November
13
(l.W.V.A.
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
K.
of
P.
vs.
Moose
SI.
Andrew's
vs.
Mlks.
l.oynl
Oraniio
v's.
K.
of
C.
Adverlise
in
tu.
Daily
News
Sons
of
Knglaiid
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Unsurpassed
for
pure,
rich
flavor
"SALADA"
$1.45-
m
GREEN
TEA
-Girls'
Spats,
sizes
2
and
3.
Special
price.
H470
is
superior
to
tHe
finest
Japans,
Young
Hysons
or
Gunpowder.
Try
it
today.
FIEE
SAMPLE
if
GREEN
TEA
UPON
IEQUEST.
"SALADA."
TORONTO
PERHAPS
YOU
NEED
GLASSES
?
Lois,
of
people
do
bill
don'l
know
it.
If
you
have
to
hold
things
loo
far
away,
or
your
eyes
lire
easily,
como
in
and
we
will
find
out
if
it
is
your
eyes.
Our
optical
department
has
'just
been
filled
up
with
Ihe
latest
lesling
equip,
nienl,
and
a
'new
course
of
.study
just
eompleled
gives
you
the
benefit
of
any
new
discoveries
and
Ihe
newest
styles
in
frames.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
Knler
our
Ail.
Competition
before
Nov.
to.
Nole:
Drawings
would
be
of
no
use
us
'i
he
News
could
nol
reproduce
lliem
in
this
spate.
"FAMILY
SHOE
STORE."
SPECIAL
THIS
WEEK
FOR
MISSES
AND
GROWING
GIRLS.
SI?
QK
Misses'
Patent
Leather
Sandals,
real
snappy.
'
"-
Sues
1
1
to
2.
-
'
f
S3
95
Growin9
G,rls'
Patent
Leather
One
Strap
Slippers,
medium
heel.
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
Phone
fled
C9.
ECKOFF
STUDIO
Calls
for
your
Patronage
Our
Vancouver
Customers
still
send
us
Iheir
orders
for
enlarging
and
copying.
You
don't
have
to
.-end
away'.
Wc
do
it
here
at
reasonable
prices,
and
do
it
well.
EckofF
Studio
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
Your
rpulation
and
yiour
fu-.Will
Murray.
Jack
Hildilcli
audi
SAUTRDAY,
NOVEMBER
7
urr
r?
In
fits
JHrhH.
jllev.
(1.
(i.
Hacker.
Miss
Mar-I
.
-n.
.
All
Sour
work
is
for
iiim.
ii
n
I
loeie
I..
-men
step
1
VCl
llimrtH
To
aulcklv
introduce
W
Iim!nr
lie
fnle
of
the
nation
and
or
make-ups
were
supervised
by
Joe
V
'"'""I
Udy
the
manufacturers
have
furnished
iiuiimmiy
is
in
ins
nanus.
.
miieuioni
am
the
columos
asi
,
(well
as
the
minstrel
program
maue
a
decided
hit.
Miss
I..
Had-
v
"(K'K
l,u"
etuirge
or
ladies
cos-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I
lie
enterlaiiuiienl
will
be
re-
Anglican
i:iiur-l.
in,iM,.r
v,.tf
lt!l",a','l
lonlnlil
and
those
who
I
Would
slieilil
nil
eninviilile
mun.
Sun
flower
Serenade
in
I
he
and
witness
a
Hue
program
i
.....
..
.
..
-
i.i
i
i
.
.
.
.
.
icwiiH'ii
ironi
i
no
youinrui
...
ttfitk
.
1
.'..--J
K
1
f
f
It
sue
sue
Z
23c
jc
boxes
boxes
of
ot
Nv
W
Juniors
Juniors
to
to
be
be
siven
given
without
without
cost
cost
tn
to
,
our
customers
who
present
this
coupon
below
on
the
date
specified.
Juniors
"Chips
off
the
Old
Block"
-
is
a
nt
form
of
the
old
reliable
Nature's
RpmpHv
(M
X.U1...
...ls.i.
t...
l
found
dependable
for
over
30
years
as
a
relief
for
diseases
caused
by
Faulty
Elimination
-
Constipation.
Indigestion.
Rheumatism.
..
CullkUnut.
CDCCToYOU
rncc
OnlfiJunior
Day
ORMES,
LIMITED
Bring
this
ordet
to
our
store
and
we
w3l
deliver
to
you
wttkoul
;
tost
i
lull
tue
25c
box
ol
Juniors.
TkUFREE
box
will
U
gireoout
ooly
oa
dtte
pecifid
tai
only
one
to
t
penos.
Writs
your
n
me
tod
tddrttt
below.
Recavcd
out
lull
box
of
ft
Juniors
ViWit
coat
u
per
your
oilet.
NAME
ADDRESS
;
PRESENT
AT
OUR.
STOWt
:
m
St