Jay,
October
18,
10?
I.
There's
a
Difference
in
Diamonds
A
GOOD
DIAMOND
shonM
he
spark
IIiik
!
Hear
like
Hie
purest
water.
Our
Diamond
Kiigfigi'ineiil
TlitiK
ure
chosen
willi
Hie
euro
of
long
c-perienre
in
Hie
Irmlj
mid
arc
k.J
rolor.
perfectly
cut
ami
free
Horn
flaws
They
will
always
keep
their
aluc.
bemuse
we
are
iilile
to
buy
in
,c
,ei
markets.
We
buve
lling
at
25,
$.(),
7r,,
MOO.
.i:0,
5(H).
XOIKI.
We
like
to
lntw
them.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
lw
LIMITED.
Knl'-i
our
.J.
Ciiii.riiitiin
be
tore
N".
1".
fffN
fciujuiArmL.
t
!
li
I
time
honored
llMif
ftendofyoursU
I
tHfBBIb
DotlUd
n
bond
under
Nj
Ml
I'
'
I
his
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displaved
by
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Oovcnimcnt
or
Hrilih
Columbia.
the
CUNARD
ANCHOR
&
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
Special
Xmas
Sailings
to
Old
Country
The
CUNARD
way
i
the
best
.but
In-
eapenslye.
''any
of
our
most
ai'Mculnr
travellers
delighted
with
'"
'K'w
IhliiLcabln
unurii
travel,
FROM
HALIFAX
To
Quoenstown
and
Liverpool
S.S.
i
..i
mania
I'cc.
t
To
Glasgow
S.S.
SiihnniH
Her.
H
To
Plynouth-Ohoroouro-Londor
S.S.
An.
I
mill
Dec.
8
FROM
NEW
YORK
To
Queentown
and
Llnorpool
S.S.
l
ainnia
Dec.
rt
S.S.
riii
i.iaiiia
Dec.
13
To
Glasgow
S,S.
Tiicinia
..
Dec.
(5
S.S.
Ohiniliiii
Dec.
13
To
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Southampton
S.S.
Miiniclniiia
Dee.
3
To
Cherbourg
and
Southampton
S.S.
Aiim'imia
Dec.
13
Full
Infnpmollnn
tm
inmii
np
Pnmnnnv's
Offices.
22
tlngs
St.
W.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Sey.
3C43.
N
Delumnieo
nml
fiun-
I
In
ft'v
l.ove
sailed
on
Iho
I'
Shliu-tifli.
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1.
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lit.
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V
lliultl
f,lS
,n
i.iinc
siiio'ii
n
1111
r
i,,...,-
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I'l'iuee
lliim.r!
s.n
.
t-v
-s.
:,iil
i
Inuiiiess
inn.
He
I-
f"f
Vancouver
mi
u
holiday
expected
back
(n
nbmit
a
week
or
I,.,,
,l(iy-
!
Local
and
Personal
llayners,
Undertakers,
l'hono
35
1
II.
0,
Undertakers.
I'liouc
it.
TAXI
ami
Messenger
Service.
I'liono
079.
tt
I'll
for
a
king
"SUl'IlKMK"
Colfee
nave
the
coupons.
If
.
class
vaudeville
at
the
Wesllioliuc
ton
i
III.
Special
meeting
of
Trades
and
Labor
Council
to-morrow
night
at
H
priii.
KiiIkIiIh
of
Columbus
meeting
Ibis
evening
in
Metropolc
trail
at
H.I5.
(Jeoige
Horie,
sr.
returned
on
the
I'rinee
Itupert
Saturday
night
from
u
brief
business
trip
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chai's
Taylor,
who
have
been
on
a
lri
couth
relumed
home
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon.
The
Japanese
freighter
Taihu
Maru
is
at
Swansoii
Hay
coinplel
in?
lumber
eargo
for
the
Atlantic
Coast
of
the
United
Stales.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
I'..
Itenson
returned
Saturday
night
from
Alie
Arm
where
they
spent
a
fortnight.
A
lea
.and
sale
in
aid
of
n
Children's
Ward
will
he
given
by
Hill
GO
Chapter
in
St.
Andrew's
Hooms,
Saturday,
October
25
Ivlwanl
Wesley,
Indian,
was
fined
$10
and
costs
in
the
city
ldlee
court
for
intoxication
this
morning.
Mrs.
J.
O.
Trelheway
passed
Ihroustt
on
the
Cardena
ester
day
afternoon
hound
to
Alice
Arm
from
Vancouver,
i
II.
I..
Whit
taker,
represents
live
of
Kelly-Douglas
A
Co.,
ar
rived
in
the
cily
from
Vaneou
ver
on
the
Prince
llupert
Salur
day
night.
-
-
M
rs.
D.
J.
Matheson
relumed
lnone
on
the
I'rinee
Itiioerl
Sal
unlay
nlfrlft'TrdM
)VielnriaWere
she
went
lo
attend
the
funeral
of
her
falhef.
'
';
'
Mrs.
N'ormaii
Wail
will
receive
for
the
first
lime
since
coming
io
Prince
llupert
mi
Thursday
.
iw-lober
S3,
from
four
to
sis
ami
on
the
first
Thursday
or
Hh-inonth.
We-lholme
lonigbl
"
I
Hit!
I
WKHKS."
Elinor
(HjnV
siaiMn.-iM'el,
in
picture
and
tin-
,Jn
It
AlifcLS
in
select
vaudevilt-
A.
31.
Davies.
who
In
en
vMling
in
the
city
w
1
1
;
,
sons,
Allan
and
Frank
.lurned
lo
Victoria
I'rinee
Itupert
Saturday
Da
on
ii
'i
'
Th
three
children
I
W
U
a
Hourne.
former
clly
poll
stable
here,
were
sent
on
Sa'i;
day
night's
boat
lo
V;in.
c
where
their
father
is
now
'o
:
ed.
Willi....
(itddhloom,
who
!
:i
been
on
a
business
In.)
to
1
eiifro.
returned
lo
the
eily
on
'
!i
Cardena
yesterday
nfici
nw
having
slopped
olT
at
Helta
Hi
on
his
way
up
IL'e
eoasl.
Hay
Worlwk,
representing
F.
ii.
H.iwMiii,
reiurneu
io
me
city
at
Ihe
week
end
and
will
be
in
town
for
several
days.
His
Father
F.
il.
Warlock
of
Victoria
i-lus
jjuesl
here
until
Wednesday.
At
8
tt'elock
this
morning,
tin
I
fire
department
had
a
rail
lo
Ihe
residence
of
George.
W.
Kerr,
lllonlcn
Street,
where
there,
was
i
.nan
ciiimney
me.
il
was
ex-
liniuiishcd
by
the
use
of
chemi
cals
and
no
damage
was
done
I'moi
deamei
Cardena,
Capl.
A.
I'..
Dickson,
ar
lved
from
Vancouver
and
way
ports
at
3
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
and
sailed
at
for
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm;
Ihe
vessel
hail
Ihe
following
passengers:
for
I'rinee
llupert.
A.
Iliehmoml.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Taylor
ami
William
tioldhloom;
for
Slrwurl
.1.
K.
Symonds.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
C.
A.
MacKenxie.
Mr.
Iluthetford,
Mr.
Wilson,
Mrs.
W.
.1.
Asseltine,
Dale
IMII
ami
Ileywood;
for
Anyox
Mr.
McLaughlin.
Mr.
Clout
ami
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
McCulln:
for
Mice
Arm.
Mrs.
,1.
o.
Tret
he-;
way.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREfc
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Andrew
are
ick
home
after,
having
peul
a
couple
of
weeks'
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Mrs.
I..
M.
DeOex,
formerly
of
this
city,
has
relumed
to
1ier
home
in
Vancouver
after
having
pent
n
moiflh
in
Calgary
visit
inc:
with
Mm.
J.
M.
Clancy.
W.
Ulaen,
the
well
known
Auyox
baseball
Umpire,
relumed
to
the
city
last
Week
from
a
vacation
trip
East
and
sailed
last
night
on
the
Cnnletia
for
the
smelter
town.
(Jajtt.
C.
A.
MacKeuzie,
well'
known
Stewart
mining
operator,
and
Mrs.
.MacKmiiife
were
pa-
engers
bound
north
from
Van
couver
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon.
Dale
l'tlt,
manager
of
the
Premier
mine,
paaiMMl
through
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon
returning
to
Stewart
after
hav
ing
lieen
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
ether
southern
cities.
Interesting
matters
are
on
the)
agenda
for
tonight's
couneil
meeting.
One
will
be
the
report
of
the
superintendent
utilities
on
the
matter
of
power
supply
to
the
elevalor.
Another
will
be
Aid.
Clapp's
motion
for
the
sale
of
tax
sale
lots
in
Section
2
without
reserve.
The
condition
Archbishoi
l
II.
DuVeruel,
wfiieh
was
re
ported
on
Saturday
to
be
critical,
is
unchanged
todays
Permission
having
been
received
from
the
'underwriters,
excavation
work
for
the
II
00
gallon
oil
R.
E.
BENSON,
lias-
jii.il
!!
ti
rued
from
Any.'X.
by
ii..
i
make
uii
nfiioinlmenl
r..r
a
silling
for
ilxcr-cas
Mail?
hat
i
ni"rt
apjiiopriate
for
a
liifl
for
Xmas
lliiin
your
ANJUUUNCCMCNTS
Hospital
Annual
lx
O.cl
31.
.
f.
Anglican
Church
lla'zuar,
Nov.
0
tf
Lilheran
M.iinitr,
)eccmbcrs2.
MetropoU
Hall.
I1II1
GO
Cbapler
I.O.D.'k.
Hnl-lowb'en
Tea
nml
Sale
October
25.
"Sun
Flower
Slftf
n'lido-
In
I
he'
Mikikrt
1linhlk
Vrv-
I
W
nn.l
(O
tf
I
.ueen
Mary
Cluiptcr
Wliisi
!
Drive
ii
m.I
Dun
.
N'..v
7.
Flks,
IL.
tor.
If'
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
HAD
CHARGE
OF
SERVICE
METHODIST
CHURCH
Parents
Welcomed
by
Pastor
Who
Told
of
Work
Being
Done
Intermediate
scholars
of
Ihe
Methodist
Church
Sunday
School
look
the
entire
service
at
that
church
last
night
and
acquitted
themselves
in
a
manner
that
won
Ihe
most
favorable
comment
of
a
congregation
which
took
up
all
the
accommodation
of
the
church.
The
centre
seats
had
been
re
served
for
Ihe
Sunday
School
children
while
adults
took
their
places
at
the
sides.
The
musical
program
consist
ed
of
congregational
hymns
and
choruses
by
I
lie
Sunday
School
with
A.
J.
Lancaster
at
the
pipe
organ
and
an
orchestra
consisting
of
Clifford
Cameron,
Willam
Murray,
jr.,
and
Kddie
Walters
accompanying.
The
singing
was
exceptionally
good.
The
scripture
lesson
was
on
Ihe
Beatitudes
which
were
recited
from
memory
by
CI
I
fiord
Cameron's
class.
There
were
als
appropriate
reeilalions
by
fSeo.
McLean,
Hob
Irvine,
Neil
McLean,
Itronson
Hunt
and
Hilly
McLean.
Concluding
features
were
a
tableau
pielurizalion
of
"The
(Sleaners"
and
a
chorus
"We
are
Ihe
Iteapers"
by
girls
of
Miss,
Harding's
class,
and
a
dramatiza
lion
of
"The
Ten,
Virgins"
by
Mrs.
John
Manson's
class.
Back
up
School
i
In
the
announcement
period,
Itev.
(I.
(i.
Hacker
extended
a
wcl
come
lo
the
parents
and
told
of
the
work
that
being
done
in
mt
sunt
was
mis
him
hoik;
ill
lank
i.
l
in
the
it
i
lane
between
the
City',,
,..
I
,
,
,
.,
,.
.
J
he
Sunday
school.
I
here
were
.,
,,,
...
.
,
t
ill
and
Hie
Wallace
H
ock
in
,-
.
,
,
,,
on
idk
syslem
tliat
is
(0
be
infalleJ
no
.
-
....
,
in
U
City
Hall
eommeneed
this
......
,,.,
.
j
morning.
The
work
is
being
...
....
.
,,,.,
done
by
0
mt
day
labor.
www..
c.
Caitil'
.
.
null
.
.
u
.
bnu'ino'
t
in-
.
w-
j-
Masj
ss
wa
'
fiiun
uif
Ull
.
t,,
,
.
,..
.,
.
teresl
in
the
church.
A.
Richmond
of
the
Richmond,
Ag
a
of
obervjn(r
1C
IZt
h.V
WK"t
'th
nc-hu,,dre.llh
anniversary
of
Ihe
1..
f
mad
?l,en'Ve
V.toundin
of
Methodist
missions
pactions
for
handlfcg
raw
furs
aniJ
furier
MimuIa(in;r
t)ie
work
in
x-wwii,
iic
mm
nluainieii.-,J,ii
him.olr
himself
with
111.
Ik.
P"l
creations
Tor
ladies.
Kxpert
remmlellmg
will
now
be
able
to
be
done
right
in
lrine
which
Mr.
Kiehmond
re4s
w
I
b
1.
,
,
-
.,
...
.
.
,.
I
U.
C.
rraser
a
soloisl
fully
appreciated
by
Ihe
ladies.
The
Itiehmond
Fur
Co.
will
be
carrying
a
fulj
line
.of
'
-lovely
eliokers
al
very
r''nrtniile
price.
Any
infiiriiiiii
hoi
.uioiiO
fprs
aud
rici-
will
le
-hi'itv'
tAit-u.
Kx-liaii.'
Ul
PI,.,
tie
:?3,
services
will
be
held
every
Sumlay
in
Ihe
Melhodisl
Church
Ibis
monlli.
Next
Sunday
evening
Hie
Women's
Mis
sionary
Society
will
be
io
charge
and
Mrs
Is.
The
following
.Sunday
Ihere
will
he
pictures
of
the
missionary
work
'i
Japan.
On
Sunday,
November
!.
Ihere
will
be
special
Thanks-
rivinjc
Services.
The
crown
appeal
againl
tin
lismissal
by
Magistrate
McCly-
oni
or
ijiarence
Hoane
on
a
'mri;c
o
selling
liquor
to
.ins
will
tn
lieard
by
Judge
1
1
ni
Ihe
County
Court
to-
:-
r(v
Patronize
Home
Industry
BEEF,
PORK,
VEAL,
Direct
from
Producer
Consumer.
to
Uniting
Hecf.
per
lb.
...
5c
I'ot
lloasl.
per
lb
,
10c
Sl.-w
HeeT,
per
b
10o
Itoast
Heef.
per
lb..
.
12'ac
Steak,
per
lb
12'2c
Try
a
cut
of
our
Haby
Heef.
Your
Money
Hark
satisfied.
if
not
Chas.
Kelly
Third
Avenue.
Next
McMeekin's
Old
Store.
'
XMAS
PHOTOS
4
Sittitms
Any
Time
by
Appointment
Hest
Work,
Lowest
Prices
ECKOFF
STUDIO
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
th
St.
Phone
lied
t!.
'
True
Economy
is
not
so
much
what
you
pay
for
an
article
as
what
you
get
in
return.
ff
SALADA"
is
incomparable
in
value.
Try
it
today.
Private
Greeting
Cards
We
have,
without
doubt,
the
finest
lino
of
Greeting
Cards
ever
offered
to
the
people
of
the
North.
Nothing
better
produced
anywhere,
ltight
up
to
dato
and
the
prices
are
righL
An
inspection
of
our
lines
vjll
convince
you
that
our
values
are
from
one-fourth
to
one-third
less
in
price
than
elsewhere.
Printed
at
our
own
shop.
'No
middleman's
profit.
Don't
place
your
order
until
you
have
seen
our
line.
Von
will
save
money
by
doing
so.
I
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
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
FALL
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Sailings
From
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
or
PRINCE
GEORGE
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
and
Intermediate
Points,
each
WEDNESDAY
8.00
p.m.,
each
SATURDAY
12.00"
midnight.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
ANYOX
and
STEWART,
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
For
all
ports
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
12.00
midnight
Oct.
18th,
Nov.
lsl,
18th.
PASSENQtP
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
..VIT?.
Pr,nce
Huperl
S.OO
pJIl.
Tnr
PIUMCE
GEORGE.
ED.MtmO.N.
Wl.V
nirt-vl,
ill
point
Enifrn
Cnd.
Unnml
stile.
0tNCV
LL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Cltr
Tlet
Offlet.
S2S
TftlH
A,
rrlne
Ruptrt.
ph4nt
2S0
smmsr
Until
VmiVV
mad
-
y
aaiauc
cheese
dishes
with
Kraft
Cheese
you've
no
idea
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