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HOEDOWN
DANCE
IN
AUDITORIUM
TONIGHT.
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Fox
Trot.
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IS
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IN
KINGDOM
OF
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ink-m.
Oct
IC4V
The
Jinrlk-
.
(rucnariihlv
aocluled
with-
ID?
trig
evil
PVIl
-Cider
Waltz..
rinlssion
for-
refreshment
t.
lloikill's
After
Cider
Waltz.
-l
ux
I
Moonlight
(Shelk'a
Cholfe).
Hay
Fork
Circle.
-Another
Moonlight.
Fox
Trot.
AVnllz.
-Fox
Trot.
Old
Folk
Favorite
Young
Folk'
Favorite.
Militia;
Time
Wall..
j
Hie
traffic
pacing
Owari-rho.
lokio
Torty-sccon,!
nntl
Broadway."
Tlie
uvcraxe
minulo
saw
Iai.
....
.
.1
1
urn
inn.
pant
1
ne
miersec-
uon.
eight
pamenger
automobile.
Tour
motor
trucks,
eihL
hand
earl,
3D
bicycles,
128
leiiriani
ami
0110
lone
Jinrik-
The
comiiara'lvFi
f
lil,ri,..
W.
fit
Ml
I.
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J
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1-
11..
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1.
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til
U4lleli
Tnlclt
n,....
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ly
IIIV
lllllll
ll
III
w-...
mr:.,
ijin
OfficiAl
figures
prove
""
Ui(tU
nl-t
manpower,
U
nrrfflljy.
official
of
the
"re
"r
liiff
of
the
...
..Il.tieuf
l.nr.'nli
rniml.l
J"i
rlkiMia.
rPHOL!GHTFUL
women
arc
particular
about
underwear
rightly
10.
The
woman
who
chooses
Stan
field
'
is
assured
of
netting
a
soft,
luxurious
uluic,
soothing
to
the
tenderest
skin;
snug
tailored
-to
-fit
comfort
and
exceptionally
long
wear.
Yet
Stanficld's
is
not
expensive.
Compare
it
garment
for
garment,
price
for
price.
You
will
find
it,
over
a
long
period
of
wear,
the
most
economical
underwear
you
can
buy.
Stanficld's
will
not
shrink!
You
don't
have
to
buy
a
si7,c
larger
to
"allow
for
shrinking."
Re
careful
to
select
the
sire
that
fits
you
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1
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Local
ana
rersonai
a
n
Ilaynt-M,
Uiniertakcrti,
I'liono
351
U.f
Undertakers.
Phono
ii.
TAXI
and
Messenger
Service.;
Phone
C78.
tf
L
!
Knglish
transparent
clilna
free'
"Sl'PHKM
K"
eotlgo
coupon.
tfj
Mr.
Field,
Art
"'cedlowork.
Agent
for
real
slk
h
.slery,
213
Second
Ave.
P.'idnc
TJ.
tf
"ev.
Dr.
II.
II.
Oranl
i
expected
hack
before
the
end
of
the
week
from
a
trip
to
i'ramwiii
Lake.
I.iiiii
Yow,
Cliinene,
wan
arreted
early
thin
mnrninir
al
fh
I
In.
rmiiiiiin
Cafe
by
City
l'oliee
iUm-
Mahle
(ieorfe
Crate.
lie
had
been
fighting
ami
wan
cut
about
the
fare
a
well
a
having
bin
Irlolben
pretty
well
lorn
olT
He
jwMI
atiitwer
lo
a'
chars
e
f
ifrimk-jenruM
before
.lnjrinlrale
McCly-
mont
in
Ihe
eiiy
police
court
this
afternoon.
perfectly,
use
ordinary
care
in
washing
according
to
our
directions
and
a
Stanficld's
garment
will
keep
its
size-and
snug
tailorcd-to-fit
shape
as
long
as
you
wear
it.
And
Stanficld's
stands
strenuous
xviar.
Pick
up
and
examine
any,
Stanficld's
garment
Feel
iu
delightful
softness.
See
how
it'i
finished
with
scrupulous
attention
to
every
detail;
how
the
seams
lie
flat,
the
buttons
are
sewn
on
to
stay.
Note
its
generous
cut,
'
the
full
length
of
the
frirment
o
skimping.
This
careful
making
h
i
,
part
of
every
SiannekTs
garment,
"
whatever
price
you
pay-j
and
In
.
every
ve:iht:
Pure
Virgin
Wool,
-.'
Si!ko-Woo
and
mixtures
of
Wool
i
amTSilky
Cotton.
.
There's
a
sice,
style
and
weight
of
Stanfiefd's
for
cv.
7
ntemb-r
of
every
family,
priced
from
1
to
$10.
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
I..O.H.A.
Whist
drive,
October
The
Firl
N.IJ.C.
llegiinent
are
about
lo
orgunie.
a
Signal
Hi'C-i
ion.
i'eii
young
men
reouired.
IiiMtrtiction
will
bo
given
in
sem-J
apliore
and
-Moro
telegraphy.
Apply
Lieut.
J.
Hariuley,
.023
Second
Avenue.
t
,
V.'3'J
--
,
The
question
of
(uxt
liookn
for
the
ncliooU
received
its
annual
iiieuliou
lal
evening,
the
Mubjeet
btsittfi
introduced
by
Trustee
,Caey
at
Uie
in4ting
of
the
hcIiooI
JoahI.
Yl'ire
matter
was
diaeuaaeil
by
Principal
i)iady;'aiill
otliera
wilbout
an
definite
result.
1
Why
pureliave
Christina
Card
from
I
last
era
houees
or
their
eanvtunem
when
you
e-aff
get
So.
MSIH
Cmhinm4i.
r
m
k
t
4
M
tmn
Vs.
I
Ml
JM
mfdiwm
wWffJkf
1.e
mr
4-tl.
ttM
ptr
ftmtnL
,V.
TP-
il)ll
!
Ma0mtra.
immi.
medium,
Imrgt,
in.
BE
COMFORTABLE
THIS
WINTER
WEAR
STANFIELD'S
V
1
1
4
Towing
and
freighting.
Tug
Towcna,
50
b.p.,
Uapt.
M.
Clifton.
Phone
Uluo
400.
.Night
phone
23.
tf
Have
you
seen
that
dainty
'hand
painlcd
china
in
11.
II.
Hemming.'
window?
211
Board
of
Trade
luncheon
to
lion.
.Mackenzie
King.
Premier
of
Canada,
in
Auditorium
at
12.30
o'clock,
Oct.
13.
Ladies
will
be
present.
'Ilckels
obtainable
from
all
.members
of
the
executive.
Orrnes
Drug
Store
and
1
lie
Sec
re
lary.
Price
$1.00.
.
Northbound
from
Vancouver
and
way
norl
to
Skeeua
and
theoi
printed
in
Prince
itupert
atjanJtiver
point.
Union
steamer
Uoae,
Uowuii
&
Latta
.
Phone
venture,
Capt.
A.
.Jolmxlone,
wan
I3i.
2311
in
""I
morning
nailing
for
-
the
north
at
7.15.
The
vessel
Alfa.
Thomas
I,
Patersou,
(Irani!
Matron
of
I
he-
Order
of
the'
Kaletn
Star,
for
Hrllixli
Columbia,
who
i
paying
an
official
vlxit
l
the
local
chapter
and
who
in
being
,
muoji
enlerlaiued
by
will
be
back
here
tomorrow
morning
southbound.
After
Hip
luncheon
lo
Premier
Mackenzie
King
011
Monday
af
lernooii,
a
public
reception
will
local
members
of
the
onierlbe
held
in
Hie
luncheon
ball
at
during
her
lay
in
the
eily,
w:ll
i
which
everyone
will
have
an
op-returti
oh
the
Prince
Hupert
t.iortuiniy
to
meet
the
premier.
tnorrow
night
to
her
home
in
210
Vaneouver.
It
costs
no
more
to
buy
underwear
that
will
make
you
really
comfortable
,V.
Mil
fi't
VmI
I
441.
at
II
M.
A
YiJ
rw
.
UN
(.
1
1
IV-
'
WOULD
MIGRATE
THIS
COUNTRY
European
Manager
of
Railway
Colonization
Urges
More
Confidence
in
Canada
WLN'.MPKO,
Oct.
ID.
More
people
in
the
IlrilUh
l.le
want
lo
emmi?rale
to
Canada
lo
pro
vide
better
opportunilie
for
t
heir
children
than
for
any
other
rea
son,
it
was
.-laled
by
Dr.
W.
J,
Ulack,
Huropean
manager
o:
Colonization
and
immigration
for
the
Canadian
National
Hailway-
who
has
arrived
in
Cauaifu
t
lake
part
in
a
conference
on
col
onization.
The
second
mot
1
11s
-
Ikorlanl
reason
i.
their
de-ire
to
iwti
faruiK
of
their
own.
Next
in
order
i
(he
ambit
ion
to
acquire
wealth
and
itreslijre.
tlie
cloe-ne
of
Canada
to
Britain
a
eompMriMl
wilh
other
Dominions
and
the
desire
lo
join
relative
who
are
doiiij
well
in
Hie
Do
minion.
,ii
.
Ignorance
of
actual
climatic
eonditious
ami
reporl
of
unem-Itloynieiit
and
low
wanes
are
the
principal
rtvi.-on
iletrimenlal
lo
immi;rution
to
Canada
at
the
piTfCiil
lime.
"Unlej-s
many
Canadian
display
a
greater
m
ea
tire
of
eonfidence
in
t
licit
country
and
it'
poibililie
than
they
have
been
doing
in
recent
year,
the
reull
will
be
to
relanl
doelopment
in
immigration.-'
Dr
Hack
declared.
"Million
of
people
are
available
for
el
Dement
in
Canada,
who
will
come
as
oon
a
they
are
atified
I
that
it
will
be
lo
their
advantage
to
emigrate
and
they
can
arrange
to
do
It."
Opposed
to
System
Dr.
Iilack,
declared
hiiuelf
o-po-wl
lo
the
ytem
of
directing
'newcomer
holu
bolu
to
western
Canada
and
aid
be
believed
there
were
many
deirable
and
adaptable
ettler
in
Oreat
Britain,
who
while
they
might
not
iieeced
in
'the
prairie
province,
would
find
lhemelvc
at
home
Laud
would
make
a
ucce
of
life
in
llritih
Columbia,
Ontario.
Quebec
or
the
Maritime
Provin-
lre.
1
lie
policy
of
directing
new
Comer
to
(lie
pari
01
umaiia
mol
suitable
for
them,
hi
department
intended
to
adhere
to.
ALFRED
ADAMS
OF
MASSETT
ON
VISIT
TO
B.C.
CAPITAL
History
relate
.
oT
a
famous
Ini-d-lieiitenanl
of
Ireland
that
hi
parting
word
on
leaving
Dublin
were
"Agitate,
agitate,"
ay
Hie
Victoria
Time.
Now
come
en
educated
llaida
Indian
who
ay
"Kdueale,
educate."
He
I
Alfrd
Adam,
vellknown
-torekceper
of
Maelt,
Oueen
Clinrlolle
Ilaml,
who
i
in
the
city
with
hi
wife,
registered
at
the
Dominion
Hotel.
Mr.
Adam,
who
is
a
lay
reader
in
hi
own
community,
had
the
advantage
of
a
mission
school
education,
and
he
is
giving
hi
own
children
a
good
education
in
boai'diiiK
school,
but
lie
believe
that
the
Indian
mut
have
a
bct-
j
ter
education.
Fired
by
I
lie
ad-jvanlaKc
poeed
by
the-abor-;
iiiine
of
Alaska,
where
vlie
rer'
I
cenllv
made
a
lour,
he
says
tho
best
service
Hie
wliitc
can
do
Hie
Indians
of
liritil
I'ohiiubia
in
to
PAGE
THnEB
Because
it
is
Best
"SALADA"
H404
Has
the
largest
sale
of
any
packet
tea
In
North
America
Try
it.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDO'CK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
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
38F
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.
1st,
18th.
PASSENGLP
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Lfive
Prince
RupTt
S.M
pjn.
for
PR1.NCE
GEORGE.
ED.MO.NTO.X
WINNIPEG.
ll
points
Eutrrn
Ctnan.
United
Shim.
AOCNCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Cll
Ttcktt
Orric.
SZ1
TMrd
At,
Prlnc
RiiptrL
Phon
2
SO.
Mustard
at
its
best
Mix
if
Fnsh
MitmastbeColmanl
give
them
more
encouragement
in
secondary
achool.
and
open
an
uvenue)
to
professional
education
fur
the
native.
"I
say
to
our
young
peojde,
if
you
are
to
be
a
the
while,
you
must
know
what
they
know.
meet
them1
on
the
common
fooling
of
learninir,
and
wrestle
in
Ihe
competitive
field
with
them.
We
are
not
yet
al
that
standard,
and
for
that
reason
I
am
sorry
Ihe
Indian
Department
ha
with
drawn
the
agency
from
the
Island,
afler
the
retirement
of
Mr.
Deasy.
who
did
so
much
for
us
in
fourteen
years
of
residence,
with
1NNOUNCEMENTS
ej
Hospital
Annual
Ball.
Oct
31.
1
Anglican
Church
Ilaiaar,
Nov.
6j
j
Lutheran
Ilaiaar,
December
2.
Metropol
Hall.
i
Hill
00
Chapter
I.O.D.F..
Hal-
lowe'en
Tea
and
Sale
October
25
"Sun
Flower
Serenade"
Melh-J
odisl
Church.
November
ft
and
7.
his
devoted
wire.
We
are
(old
tlie
llaida
have
progressed
so
far
that
they
no
longer
want
paternalism,
but
it
is
not
so.
.
This
generation
is
not
ready,
aud
wo
must
leave
the
development
to
our
children.
Vte
still
want
an
agent
resident
on
the
'nlaivds,
as
iu
the
past."
Qloriousflair-
in
vu
Uays
or
,
Money
Back
J
Women
wAo
wish
J,
u
stimulate
tho
growthof
their
hair
should
use
Van
Ess
Liquid
Scalp
Mas-
.
rra
A
-
head
of
strong
vig.
fallows
it
consistent
use,
and
consist.
et
ea,y
because
Van
Ea
comes
fitted
with
a
patent
rubber
an.
plicator
that
feeds
the
medicament
di.
rectly
to
the
roots
of
the
hair,
elim-
rwu.
Bur
yir
y,.
m
9u-Hv
ttutvut
plam.
Slonjr
Uck
it
it
fil.
McCutchson's
Sole
Distributor
Second
vc
and
Sixth
SI.