T
;
j
nt
Those
New
Odd
Shaped
WRIST
WATCHES
Sumo
people
are
nTrnid
lo
buy
them
-miiM-
Ihev
lliink
lliey
might
not
run
as
well
a
llie
common
shape.
The
difference,
however,
i
moy
the
ease
anil
trimmings
n
the
wheels
ami
working
purl
nrc
the
usual
kind.
We
have
a
girl's
leelangnlar
gola
fille.J
15
jewelleil
walch,
which
in
a
good
linie-k
eeper.
n
low
us
$
1
5.00
in
while,
green
or
jellow
gold.
''
Oilier
fam
y
shapes
al
the
ame
pri.
e
but
we
have
others
all
the
wny
to
8.".00.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
Hnler
our
Ail.
i;ornpeii(m
before
xov
i'.
Note:
Drawing
would
he
of
no
use
a
The
News
could
not
reproduce
them
in
thi
puce.
UMtiriw
ihakul
METHODIST
CHURCH
SPECIAL
SERVICE
splrnflid
speeial
serviee
was
,;:
:
n
in
i
In
Mf
ilnHlii
'.i
la
night
ly
ll'!
SUCCESSFUL
TEA
AND
SALE
ON
SATURDAY
BY
HILL
60
CHAPTER
A
ueeeful
lea
.Hid
rhIc
wan
held
mi
Sal
unlay
afternoon
al
I
lif
SI.
Andrew
Kmim
by
Hill
a
M'tsionary
Sviely
Ik'-6"
IIIiIit.
iiimm-ihI
Daughters
a
la
y-"
'Oiun-iJtt'ion.
of
Hie
hninn.
moih'IIhmv
in
the
:
addri'of
Hie
wa!,,,mWHMd
f
150
being
renl-
hy
Mi
Haddock,
dee-
ttr
,he
children's
ward
fuud.
who
nuk
tin
I
be
nces-!Te
rooms
war
lawfully
il-cor-vt
being
prepare!
for
eiiii'r-,wl
''
Hollowcen
adornment
irs
in
I
lie
work
or
t
-1
"
i'"iru
a
rry
uuntctive
!i
II
wn
the
duly
r
Ihe
"
!i
and
Ihe
individual
Uhril-
'"
'nr
of
raffle
were
as
,r
declared,
lo
l
rwtdy
l
Hower
bowl,.-Mi
May
,t"H:
I'lHttweUiw,
Mrs.
Hon
if
i
a:
y
opportunities
for
er-
that
presented
themselves.
mlf-on
of
coal.
J.
Mul-
Instance.
If
Ihe
church
had
,kM":
brW?
t-
1
l:n
nadv
whew
mission
lread,
Mlw
A,
Lundquist:
ce
needed,
the
situation
today
wf
'"".
iMiy.Mrboit.
Nr'hfin
Iniili
Columbia.,
n
program
of
the
Jia.7
and
olher
mission
j'"owi
kaliuld
pino
solo
by
w.U
mw
be
be
much
himcIi
diffetM
Uluetwm
"""m
umuri.i
ana
.
.n
il
wa
wa
Hie
wrtplure
8-M"'
I.anflaler;
piano
duel
read'
by
Mr.
W.
II.
Kpe-p
Jean
Urleve
and
Mis
i
holrted
in
romiretraliMi
d
p
and
the
ppeeial
proynm
.dcd
a
nolo
"
The
Ninety
and
i
by
Mr
II
C
Fraer:
o4o.
z
U
nip
lo
Pray."
by
Mr.
P
It;
-uey
and
a
duel
"'Hial
:
iful
l.aud'
by
Mr.
Kraer
it
I,
tii
r
:
iimpanJed
al
ifie
jilpe
or-
.Mary
waller,
hu.J
voeal
iluet
l.v
by
hi'
II.
P.
Pondif.
'mpHiiii'd
II.
?.
Munro,
irenerol
mmiafier
of
Ihe
(iranby
pai.-nl
IhrouBli
on
the
Cardeua
yesterday
aflPruiNtn
returning
lo
Anyox
from
a
buoine
I
rip
ulh.
He
wa
aeeonipanied
by
Mr.
Mun-
Watchmen
Who
Never
Sleep
Local
and
Personal
U.G,
Undertakers.
Phono
il.
Hayner,
Undertakers,
Phono
351
TAXI
ami
I'hone
078.
Messenger
Service,
tf
ik'liciouH
drink
for
all
oc
canioim
"HL'PIIHMK"
Colfec.
tf
-
r-
Xoiiuaii
Allen
Walt
of
Prince
Itiipcrl
hax
Im'cii
appointed
coroner
for
Ihe
province.
Mouiehearl
Annual
Hall
(in
formal)
Audiloriuiu,
Tuesday,
October
28,
Table
for
whiid
with
lirizei.
Proceed
d
so
'3
c'lildren
at
MooHchearV
251
C.
P.
Hylen,
loxgiu
aUperiu-letulent
for
the
Pacific
Mill
who
arrived
from
Ocean
Fall.
la.-d
week,
Milled
on
Ihe
Cardena
lasl
evening
for
Alice
Ann.
Hubert
Stewart,
one
of
Ihe
.well
known
Slewarl
Hro.
afler
(wlaiiu
Ihe
northern
mlniiiK
camp
ix
nameil,
pa
seed
Ihroufih
on
the
Cardi'iia
yelenJay
afternoon
bound
from
Victoria
lo
Stewart.
The
Tribune
Puhli'liliip
Oo.,
I.
Id.
haf
Ixen
incorporated
with
head
nfllee
al
Vancouver.
Thi
conci'iii
will
puhliiih
the
Weekly
Triliuue
of
wiih
J.
S.
llowper
It
eililor.
K.
J.
Iavi
paei
lhrou?h
on
Ihe
r.Hiilpna
yeitlerilay
Hflernoou
bound
fr
Slewarl.
Mr.
Ilavi
foiuierly
resided
in
thin
rity
ami
wa
connoeldl
with
Ihe
(Canadian
National
MailwHy
KxH-eH
Co.
ami
the
A.
P.
Hlade
Co.
Dr.
II.
(i.
Large,
who
ha
been
in
charge
of
the
Mella
Itella
ho
uilal,
arMved
in
the
eily
on
the
Cardena
yelrday
Afternoon,
.lie
i
on
hi
way
lo
lluzeltvn
where
he
will
relive
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrinch
who
left
to
attend
Ihe
fon
of
lb'
lesrilaluri'.
Mr.
I.arpe
and
family
will
be
here
toward
the
ind
of
Ihe
wk
on
their
wav
to
llaiellon.
Dr.
Ijirire
i
a
on
of
Ihe
late
Dr.
II.
W.
Urge
of
Port
Simpmtn.
XMAS
PHOTOS
Sitliim
Any
Time
by
Appointment
lte.nl
Work,
I
-owe!
Price
ECKOFF
STUDIO
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
Cth
H.
Phone
Hed
09.
r,Vii
hovr
tkex
Mrd
the
i
4':ili'e
I'ulllarr
Tunnel
lrln,
tlvil
Pl.rtM.rh
to
h
I
K
T
:-&
PI
i:ViMa
a.H
l.-IC
J
l...a.
lL....
i
Hn
mall
m
wiilrh
linn
nut
rrlv
in
a
ffrfatcr
or
lpanpr
tent
On
t-lprtrtfitt;
an
alft
n'tlianl
nnnrattnn
nnH
IVl
X:!etricity
playi
an
Imfiortant
rrt
in
all
of
the
T
"iroau
anops
through
the
country,
aome
mains
v.
rr
-.operated
by
nower
directly
trnnsmittoa
or
ored
In
batteries.
Itridcrea
are
onerated.
and
a
thousand
1
nn,
,
1
a
a.
1
1
.1
.
y
.
.
.i.ik
.
.
.
T'witiitur
uevicea
are
in
cousimiv
n?"
imui
7
'inir
labor
aavine
do
away
witli
tli
bumat.
eie-
mnn
.
.
1
.
1
1
1
nd
j-
.
r
1,18
"Ulomallc
tllocK
Mgnais
wnirii
one
)i
notices
bartlrulirlv
In
Mountain
t)
asses
r'
ly
Bre
moT
nrifently
required.
'Y
l,,e,
verage
layman
an
automatic
aijnai
is
pis
1
a
and.
Inn
trnml
nnMI-
U
nnlv
lntsrcsted
in
it
cauan
it
gfv-'
added
nrotectlon.
or
rather
eliminates
t
i,
,rom
portion
or
tracK
wnirn
h
govrrna.
'i'"aa
omclal
it
i
more.
It
act!
as
watrnman
ainu4)Ml;e-i
rails,
open
wlt
He,
foulfd
l
k
or
any
other
olmtruction,
Through
a
circuit
in
the
rail
this
is
accomplished,
and
if
the
circuit
be
broken,
for
the
reason
that
another
train
is
occupying
the
block,
or
that
there
is
an
open
twitch,
a
broken
rail,
washout
or
other
obstruction,
then
the
train
approaching
the
signal
may
not
pass.
And
while
It
awaits
a
throuph
signal,
trains
following
in
the
rear
mav
not
approach
for
the
reason
that
t
also
stopped
by
an
automatic
signal
which
will
not
release
them
until
the
preceding
train
has
passed
from
that
section
of
the
track
which
they
desire
to
enter.
A
perfect
system.
No
electrical
circuit
slgn.l
no
train
may
pass.
no
through
The
value
of
this
system
In
the
Rockies
pan
hrHi
be
oviT-estimated.
Not
only
Is
labor
saved,
but
the
compuny
it
able
to
ensure
absolute
prol
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
HALLOWEEN
BALL
OCTOBER
31.
YOU
WILL
BE
NEEDINQ
AN
EVENING
GOWN.
"DEMERS"
HAVE
THEM
IN
THE
LEADING
STYLES
AND
COLORS.
Hosiery
NUDE,
FRENCH
NUDE,
SILVER,
GOLD,
SHUTTER
GREEN
(i.
II.
Illieker
jrf.D.,
CM.,
of
(Jueen
Charlotte
City
i
appointed
medical
health
oilirer
for
'Jueen
Charlotte
City,
and
medical
in
fpeelor
of
eahooU
for
Lawn
Hill,
(Jueen
Charlotte
City,
Sandfpil
and
Skidpgale.
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
W.
Wrizht
lilcncd
o,Ul(5
9tie
n
the
Ca
rtia
yeleruaP
afllrnooii.
They
were
rwenUy;
"larfii
d'l'
Tnronlo
a
n!
nave
neD
ffM'iniHig
an
ex-
tended
lioni)Hoii
in
tin
Marl
!ime
I'roTlfl.
Mi.
Wrishl
wn
formerI&?Mit
l.ydia
Fuller
of
thi
cily.
51'liey
will
Uike
up
Iheir
reiieDfc
at
the
corner
of
Filth
Avenue
ami
C0U.611
.street.
Mr.
and
Mr.
It;
W.
Martin
were
paenger,
going
through
011
Ihe
Cardena
yesterday
after
noon
bound
from
Vancouver
lo
Stewart.
Mr.
Martin
i
a
well
known
meinber
of
the
northern
mining
fraternity
and
i
com
monly
known
a
'Four
Finger
Hob."
He
recently
bonded
1
properly
in
Ihe
Stewart
district.
SOMKTHIXC
SNAPPY
1IAI.
HtlWK
KN
KNTEJtTAI.NMCNT,
to
mikIiI
al
H.30.
Knintil
of
Pytbia
aud
Siwler.
ProRram
Mi
C.
Jonei
(ongi;
.1.
C.
It
rady,
'liunmr.;
iht
-r't-;
.-Mi
(iilrhri!
(d.ajicji
A.
Sabourin
ong
j
Farmer
5eke-'TimiM'lf;
W.
.MurrayftfdWf.
Mr"-
J
Muldoou
Mua
1
IniMtrted
player.;
Art
Kaon
Si.
Co.
f
jazz;
:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I,.
rrf.ar.en
(tfuel
i
;
W.
Vaughan
Davie
(piano
;
Everybody
welcome.
Admission
Ue.
Hefresliinenl.
firaft
Potato
2
out
Hete'
a
laity
nouriihing
dih
you
may
not
hare
tried.
Every
member
ot
the
family
will
relish
it.
One
ol
nearly
a
hundred
tetied
recipet
in
the
Kralt
Chceie
Booklet.
It'
free;
mail
coupon.
rtrift-Mitl.tM
.
NotmU
NKt,.
.
.NJIOUNCEMENTS
I
Hill
00
Chapter
I.O.D.i:.
Hal-llowo'o"
Tea
and
Sale
U-'ober'55.
Hospital
Annua"
ttal!,1'
Oct
31.
.
Anglican
Church
Haznar,
Nov.
0
1
-r
-
:
Lutheran
Pageant.
Huipress
Theatre,
November
5,
"Sun
Flower
Serenade
In
II10
Methodist
ChurctliNov.
0
and
7.
(jueen
Mary
Chapter
Whist
Drive
und
Dance,
Nov.
7,
I.Iks
Home.
tf
Mouse
Hamar,
Now
18
and
llf.
If
Presbyterian
lliuaiir,Nov.
20.
Lutheran
Hnr.aar,
December
2.
Metropole
Hall.
artitef
Hear
Madame
Sherry
and
mezzo-soprano
at
the
Methodist
Church.
November
6
aud
7.
The
MasaetL
Timber
Co.'
scow
F.L.I).
No.
i,
i
being
taken
on
the
dry
dock
today
for
bottom
renewal.
H.
F.
McXaughlon,
C.N.H.
di-triet
passenger
agent,
relumed
to
Ihe
city
on
Saturday
evening'
train
after
having
attended,
the
conference
of
district
C.N.Il.
Of
ficers
at
Prince
George.
.
W.
S.
(Duke)
Harris
arrived
from
llaellon
on
Saturday
nighl'g
train
and
will
sail
tomor
row
night
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver.
Leon
M.
Sandvar,
well
known
local
lialibut
fisherman,
leave?
on
this
evening's
train
for
New
York
where,
on
November
5,
he
will
board
the
steamer
Slavan
garfjord
ami
proceed
to
his
old
homo
In
Norway
lo
spend
the
winter.
Archdeacon
K.
V
.
.
J'ugn
and
Mrs.
Pugh
of
Lyllon
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
hast
on
Saturday
evening's
train
and
sailed
on
Ihe
Princes
Beatrice
for
Vancouver
enroute
home
Archdeacon
Pugh
atlended
the
Anglican
general
synod
at
London,
Out.,
and
Mrs.
Pugh
was
on
a
trip
lo
the
Old
Country.
Miss
C.
M.
Cruikshank,
sister
of
W.
Cruikshank
of
the
C.X.H.
eily
ticket
office,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon.
This
evening
she
will
leave
by
train
for
Rose
Lake
where
she
will
take
charge
of
the
public
school
Alrx
N.
Davie,
formerly
of
the
eily
hall
staff
here,
arrived
in
Ihe
eily
from
tlio
interior
on
Saturday
evening's
train
and
proceeded
last
night
on
Ihe
Cardena
to
Anyox
where
for
several
years
he
ha
been
connected
wilh
the
(iranby
slaff.
I'M
ward
,
J.
Haughtou,
district
superintendent
for
the
Domihiou
Government
Hadiulelegraph.
is
on
an
inspection
lour
of
all
wirc-
les
station
in
the
north.
He
arrived
in
(he
eily
on
the
light
house
lender
Kslevan
Saturday
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is
land,
visited
the
Digby
Island
station
yesterday
and
proceeded
lo
Anyox
on
the
Cardena
last
night.
William
Itichard
Hagshawwas
arrested
Hit
iiioruing
by
City
Police
Sergeant
Hailey
and
ar
raigneil
in
Ihe
eily
police
court
on
a
charge
of
conniving
al
theft.
His
easp
was
adjourned
until
to
morrow,
in
connection
wini
the
charge
again
Ilagshaw,
two
boys
were
committed
for
trial
on
charges
of
breaking
and
entering
Harry
Jackson's
store
at
the
government
wharf.
I'nion
steamer
Cardena,
Cap!
A.
K.
Dickson,
arrived
from
the
south
at
2
o'clock
yesterday
af
teriioon
and
sailed
at
8
in
-the
evening
for
Stewart.
Anyox
aud
Alice
Arm.
The
vessel
brought
the
following
passengers:
forj
Prince
llupert
H.
A.
Press.
Miss
L.
Lindsay,
II.
H.
Kalon,
C.
V.
Harrison,
Mr.
Sniythe,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Thordersou,
Dr.
It.
G.
Large,
Miss
Cruikshank,
A-
I.ochore,
Miss
F.va
Itussell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Wright,
Miss
Alle
and
Miss
Morency;
for
Anyox
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
S.
Mini
roe.
Mr.
How-
lands,
It.
Htuuncll
and
Miss
K.
Ward;
for
Stewart,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
)
II.
W.
Martin,
Hubert
Stewart
and
K.
J.
Davis.
ANYOX
COMMUNITY
LEAGUE
COUNCIL
IN
v
A
ROUTINE
SESSION
ANYOX,
Ocl.
27.-
At
the
lasl
regular
meeting
of
the
Community
League
Council
there
was
it
large
turn
out
of
members.
The
Sec
rel
ary's
report
slated
thai
the
auditors
appointed
by
the
F.Iks
amp
Mine
clubs
to
check
up
receipt
and
expenditures
in
connection
with
the
summer
sports
arrangements
with
those
organizations,
had
found
everything
in
order,
and
checks
had
been
fur-warded
lo
both
Klks
and
Mine
clubs.
In
connection
with
the
rumor
that
the
band
would
cease
to
function
as
an
organization,
I
here
was
apparently
no
truth
in
il.
the
members
desiring
to
continue.
F.verylhing
was
proceeding
in
order
for
Ihe
annual
ban-
(piel
tonight,
committees
of
Ihe
The
Best
Tea
n
earns
the
greatest
sale.
PAQB
THREft
SALAM
WE
HAVE
FOR
YOUR
BSIO
Is
rewarded
by
having
tHe
largest
sale
in
North
America,
Have
you
tried
it?
HALLOWE'EN
PARTY
'
INVITATION
CARDS
PUMPKIN
JACK
O'LANTERNS
BLACK
CATS
BLACK
WITCHES
BLACK
CAT
and
WITCH
SEALS
PUMPKIN
SEALS
NAPKINS
HATS
MASKS
NOVELTIES
.
CUT
OUTS
ORANGE
AND
BLACK
CREPE
PAPER
eMcuMvsM
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
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SF
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
.
LADIES!
FOR
THE
HOSPITAL
'BALL
.
,
.Call
in
and
see
(he
latest
in
BLACK
EVENING
SHOES
Just
in
.
FROM
$5.50
having
been
aiiiuiinled
during
Hie!
nig.
Mr.
week
for
mtisie,
JTCeplion
and
re-(Considerable
freshment
conunillees.
It
would
be
necessary
lo
appoint
a
care
taker
vt
Iho
gymnasium
for
Ihe
winter
months.
One
application
for
the
position
had
been
received.
Steam
heat
had
been
installed
in
the
gymnasium
in
place
of
the
old
hot
water
apparatus.
The-leller
from
the
applicant,
F-.
Stevens,
was
rend,
nlso
a
note
from
A.
J.
Tolhursl,
manager
of
Ihe
Mine
pool
room,
thanking
Ihe
council
for
holiday
with
full
pay.
The
council
appointed
Mr.
Stevens
as
caretaker
at
the
gymnasium.
Mr.
Thompson,
chairman
of
recreation,
spoke
of
the
basketball
meeting
called
for
Friday
night,
and
suggested
certain
things
which
the
Council
ap-
baseball
and
football
exeeufivesj
proved
to
brinjf
before
Hw
meet-
Ingram
introduced
discussion
in
con
nection
with
music
matters,
and
among
other
things
it
was
agreed
that
additional
music
be
provided
at
Ihe
theatre
for
the
showing
of
"The
Covered
Wagon."
The
council
also
uulhoribzed
the
pur-chase,
of
mi
adjustable
punching
j
bag
stand
for
the
gym.
LAND
ACT.
Clar
Und
District.
necordlnr
district
or
Prince
Itiiprrt,
nil
dtuate
In
Atlln
Like,
about
on
halt
mile
due
west
nf
Atlln
Tovnlte.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Paul
L.
Eiwrt.
of
Atlln.
In
the
Province
or
Brttlh
Columbia.
tM-runallnn
Jeweller.
Intends
to
ipply
for
permUMon
to
purchsse
the
rollowlnt
described
lands:
Commenrlnir
at
a
post
nianted
at
Ihe
touth
point
of
the
small
Uland
known
n
Sernnd
liland
In
Atlln
Like,
tltuited
bnve;
tbrnre
northveit
iud
on
around
this
Uland
toUowtnir
tbe
aaore
line
to
the
flace
or
commencement;
and
contaimnr
wo
acres,
more
or
lesi.
Sept.
Srd,
Ut4.
rU'L
tons
ECGERI