ffdayr
October
22,
1924.
:-H
si
There's
a
Difference
in
Diamonds
A
QOOD
DIAMOND'
should
be
...ark-liny
mill
dear
like
the
purest
water.
Our
Dinmoml
Kiigngemcnl
limit
me
rlioM'ii
willi
H.
nm.
.of
long
ex
perienro
ill
llio
trade
i..
.ire
good
olor,
porfoclly
cul
ami
free
frolll
flaws.
They
will
alway
keep
(,eir
value
because
we
ore
able
(o
buy
jn,,e
,,M
markets.
We
have
II,
ug
25
ioo,
.iro.
uo,
.(j(Mi.
We
like
to
show
llieni.
sty
hands
are
term-carriers
rTwhere.
every
day.
the
hinds
Pouching
things
covered
with
timet
trine
f4iir.1tilaM
P'
touch
the
face
and
the
lips
vuurse
ot
a
day.
ider
dust
U
.,,,.
.i
i
Jon
and
danger.
ifebuoy
Protects
no
chancel
cleanse
your
frequently
with
the
rich.
ny
lather
nf
tll.kn..
T,r.
-
H..wuwr,
..lie
Contain.
.
l--r..t
t
...
M'tnt
which
goes
deep
down
"n7
lurmng
intection.
ntlscptlc
odour
van-
i
.
rtonai,
Dili
tne
f'tlon
of
Lifebuoy
remain.
IFEBU0Y
1
1
ALTH
SOAP
f
than
Soon-a
Health
Habit
P-ver
brothers
LiMttro
ORONTO
Lh-4-l
earner
Pi
nice
lluperl.
50,
75,
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
Killer
Our
A.J.
Compel,!,,.,.
Mitrv
v.
ir.
.MEN
WaTCTTU
ALASKA
SCIENTISTS
PURCHASE
SITE
FOR
CHURCH
IN
KETCHIKAN
Kelclllkail
Chronicle
A
real
ctalc
.I.
ji
I
of
unusual
interest
ami
importance
to
(he
many
people
interested
in
(lie
Christian
Science
movement
in
Ketchikan
l
(he
decision
of
(lie
Christian
Science
Society
f
Ketchikan
to
exercise
it
option
to
i
umhae
from
Charles
A
Hani.
;!.
agents
for
the
Alaska
,
Tnil
A
Investment
Cotiuumv
l
''
lie
liirtfe
ww
lot
lol
of
of
unoccupied
unoccupied
land
la
it
I
i
i
;
URAL
IIS
1
CMl
at
I
he
corner
if
IUurfn
...(
ftmemhcrMsrs
i"rfc
i
ne
Hll;:
'
churfh
!'.'
was
tJw
best
BAKER'S
COCOA
is
better
because
t
better
beans
by
a
better
process
and
has
a
better
flavor
than
other
kinds.
WSIMUS1D
iy
JterBaker&Ca
Limited
lalrwICmdi
DorrhejIttHMS.
trwl
from
the
GIUtV
t.fsht.
Power
A
Water
Comuanv'
warehouse,
and
considered
I
iaI
stop
oft
ttrount
aecount
of
of
cell
being
swnt:ym','n9r
r"T
.
.
frafly
liWsml
$tttVetm?i?X''r
rden.,e.ter4
'raneriiiKin
uieliiiliNl
I!pIm
liiri.ii
le
.
...
to
permit
.
placing
(he
imt.
mmii
hniUlln?
adviiitaseuly
ami
still
Itave
riHMii
for
nle
development
of
urro
u
n
d
I
n
?
around.
Vo
decision
Im,
be.'ii
reached
if
el
a
U
when
(lie
prntoed
structure
will
,e
started.
HUGE
WEDDING
PARTY
Jewish
Rabbi
Entertained
10,000
Guests
on
Occasion
of
Daughter's
Marriage
OAI.ATZ.
Ilunniniii.
Oel.
22.
One
nf
the
most
elaborate
wed-'dinas
in
hislory
was
given
the
jollier
day
here
by
a
Jewish
rah-
hi
fur
his
daughter.
Ihe
feasl
was
of
itariranltinu
I
proportions.
The
guests,
from
alt
i
over
Hunraiiia,
numWred
oxer
l.o
nren.
women
and
children.
!
I
lif
fd
supplies
eonsisliNl
of
I
carcasses
of
beef.
2I0
sheep
:
and
lo
rah
es.
T,e
geese
pre-'
parel
were
so
many
that
their
fealhers
made
a
hill
of
oonsidcr-
,
n
hie
height.
thought
not
its
landowners.
-nspecling
some
political
de-sinti.
Ihe
mlnisiry
of
Ihe
Inlerlor
irarrisoiied
the
city
heavily
with
police
ami
troops,
Iml
ihtire
was
no
disturbing
incident
of
any
Kind.
BOAT
ARRIV
LS
Arrivals
from
the
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
lluperl
this
af-icrnoon
included
'
the
following:
For
Prince
Hunerl
W.
Wall.
I..
I..
I
rascr,
W
i
Adams,
Air.
andjenl
I.Mis.
W.
.1.
McCiileheon,
Mrs.
A.
II.
Ilarber,
0.
W.
Whitconib.
J.
,l.
Watson,
C.
P.
Ilyles,
II.
Hall-lie.
Mrs.
I'ninn
and
child.
Mrs.
.1.
I
A.
Minion,
l
II.
Cook,
Oeorge
IFrUnell,
Miss
(lerlrude
Pitman
i
Prince
Ocorgc'i,
Airs.
A.
(lenlels.
Airs.
Smedley
and
children
(Van-
jili'rhoof
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
N.
jPhilhps
and
child
(Sarnla).
1
For
Anyiix
Air.
and
Airs.
Morning,
II.
Cnulalina,
Air.
Alav-
ius,
A,
I',
liislcr,
(
.A.
Shannon,
"
Ihuiald,
from'
'""""Wf
Airs.
J.
Hart,
Alls
,
n
Local
and
Personal
-
a
li.C.
Undertakers.
Phono
1.
Hayncr,
Undertakers,
Phono
351
4
TAXI
ami
Messenger
Service,
l'lione
078.
tf
l
it
for
a
kiiiir
"SUPHKAIIv
''
I
Colfce
save
the
counting.
If
Hallowe'en
Hall,
October
31.
F.lks
Hoine.
Number
of
ticket
is
linilled.
(jet
your
now!
250
-
j
Mlw
Well,
until
recently'
matron
of
Hie
Stewart
Hospital..
left'
here
on-last
night's
train
for
Winnipeg.
Card.
E.
Pierce,
well
known
local
halibut
fisherman,
left
on
la.st
night's
train
'for
Shelbourhe
Nova
Scolia,
where
lie
will
spend
a
vacation
visiting
at
his
old
home.
I.
.McDeriiioll
and
party
of
six
longshoremen
left
on
the
Car-!
dena
last
night
for
Ilella
Delia1
on
their
way
lo
Ocean
Fall-
where
they
will
load
pulp
an.
I
paper
on
a
boa!
for
Australia.
-
The
annual
Tea
and
Sale
of
Hill
60
Chapter
will
be
held
In
St.
Andrew's
Rooms,
Saturday,
October
25.
Music
will
be
provided.
Owing
to
the
death
of
Arch
bishop
On
Yeruel,
Mr.
Norman
VAalt
will
no!
receive
tomorrow
ii
h
aiinnuiieed
hut
will
be
at
home
on
I
ueixiay
of
next
week
"I
would
face
death
for
you.
Why
didn't
you
face
that
bull
dog,
then?"
"He
wan't
dead
!"
I.augh
with
the
liiiie
Mintrel
in
un
Mower
Serenade."
Nov.
0
and
7,
MelliodUt
Church.
It.
II.
HtoeUey.
aecoiiioaniod
bv
his
son,
Don,
and
dauirlilr
IioHm.
Iene
on
the
steamer
I'rinee
Hu-
pert
Hit?
evening
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
take
up
tbelr
reldiior.
Mrs.
hocklet
and
Vera
Shoefcley
are
already
In
Ah
oulh.
.
(irge
(I'lary.
A.
J.
Mariiu.
Mrs.
1).
McQuoen.
Aim.
(!.
Wil
lard.
Mrs.
John
Clirislensen.
Dimglas
Shaw,
J.
MeLeotl,
tf:
Turner.
J.
Fields
and
F.
H
Moure.
Passengers
booked
to
nail
for
Ihe
south
on
the
I'rinee
Hopert
tonight
incluik
C.
I),
l'raser,
H
II.
Shnckley.
Master
Don
Shock-
ley.
Miss
Doris
Shockley.
Mi
H
Sumner
and
Air.
and
Airs.
H.
Skog
for
Vancouver;
Alls
D.
i.
Stew
art
for
Victoria
and
F.
llusswood
for
Cleveland,
Ohio.
Aliss
Norma
A.
Oliver
and
Ali
Josephine
Oliver
of
San
l'ran-
ciseo,
who
have
heen
visiting
at
(ireeu
Nland
liahlhoue
will.
Airs.
Moran.
arrived
in
the
eitv
from
there
on
Ihe
lighthouse
lender
Hirnie
yesterday
afternoon
and
will
sail
for
the
south
on
Ihe
I'rinee
Itupert
tonight.
Aliss
tierlrtide
Pitman,
little
daughler
of
Air.
and
Alra.
W.
J.
!
Pitman
of
Prince
Itupert,
is
in
,
I
he
U-wn
was
xirlually
occu-,,1W
inslav
making
the
entire
trip
j.ied
by
the
weihllng
party,
which
from
Yaneouxer
lo
I'rinee
Oeorjre
,
M'piesen.e.,
me
weaun
or
,y
,orsHf,
She
nrriml
on
the
i
lliimania,
II
it
nmh
in
HioiKihl
tt
.
I...
i
....
boal
this
afternoon
and
will
iro
mil
on
the
evening,
(rain..
-
Aliss
Daniella
Clirislensen.
who
at
lends
high
school
in
Ihe
city
and
resides
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Howard
While,
Col
Ion
SI
reel.
i
a
daughter
of
Air.
ami
Airs.
P.
Clirislensen,
Oiieeu
Charlotte
Clly,
whose
hpme
was
desiniyed
hy
fire
last
week.
The
exclusive
aceounl
of
the
fire
in
Ihe
Daily
News
yesterday
was
the
first
and
only
iiuiniiiliou
thai
Aliss
Clirislensen
had
received
of1
her
par-
misfortune.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
.Mr
.and
.Mrs.
T.
Dawe,
Oceanic;
P.
H.
Wilson
and
.1.
Hlarkburn.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Airs.
J.
lJd-wards
ami
C.
Kdwards,
Souier-
ville:
F..
.1.
tlonway,
Anyox;
Jterl
F.
Smith,
Premier;
Norma
O.
Oliver
and
Josephine
Oliver,
San
Francisco.
Central
t
""'i
urn
arrived
veil
mini
'
P"v''r
uiiil
way
bnrl,
al
one
H"1'1
"'"I
A-
'''"''"',''
AlcQueen,
Maple
Hay'
J.
IT
Hftenioon
nm!
will1
'
I1''!'
Stewart
O.
Clunk,
C.
l
Arnold
and
W.
O'Hrlen,
Van-
'"lit
8
0
-lock
toui-'u!.
Hci'-'ii.
1.
F.Paddi-on.
!,
'Oliver.
TIIE
DAIL7
NEWS
PAGE
THREfc
FREE
!
TOMMY
TOMKINS
PAINTING
BOOK
FOU
TIIE
CIIILDKEN
'
Juit
the
thing
to
teach
the
kiddies
how
to
color.
Let
them
paint
the
pictures
of
Tommy
Tomkins'
adventures
from
childhood
to
manhood.
Sent
free
on
receipt
of
four
Oio
Cube
wrappers.
Oxo
Limited,
232
Lemoine
St,
Montreal.
CUBES
FUNERAL
NOTICE
.
Tin'
funeral
of
the
late
M.l
Ili'V.
V.
11.
1U
Vernel,
D.I)..
Arelrtiishop
of
Cale-ilniim.
will
Ik
held
in
SI.
Ainlri'W's
Churrh,
on
Saim--ilay.
Oi-l.
2'tth,
at
l'
i
.m.
Ki
h-ihI-
ar'
kindly
refill's!
-
1.
1
nut
In
i'lnl
flnWiT-1.
Prince
Hupert
this
afternoon.
Mis-
1
1.
It.
S(hh1
of
Ihe
Home
is
salting
tomuht
on
the
I'rinee
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
(Jennie
J.
FrizceH
returned
on
the
I'rinee
Hupert
tbi
afternoon
from
a
business
trip
south.
K.
J.
Conway,
field
engineer
for
the
Oranby
Co.
who
arrived
yemieroay
rrom
An)
ok,
left
cm
last
nigtit
s
train
lor
Mnithers.
J.
D.
Watson
of
Ihe
C.O.M.Al.
investigating
deimrtmeiil
arrived
n
the
Prince
Rupert
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver.
Air.
A.
(ien'els
af
Vancouver
ia
making
the
round
trip
north
on
the
steamer
I'rinee
Rupert
which
is
in
port
today.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hinton.
who
has
been,
visiting
in
anoouver
and
Victoria,
returned
borne
on
the
Prince
Hupert
this
afternoon.
Mr.
and
Mn.
W.
J.
McCut
rheon,
who
have
been
on
a
trip
East
during
Ibe
past
few
wee.?
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Uenrge
W.
Mac
Kay,
local
man-
alter
of
Ihe
Government
Tele
graphs,
is
ill
in
Ihe
I'rinee
Itupert
General
Hospital'.
It
is
ex
pected
he
will
be
hack
at
his
duties
shortly.
C.
P.
Ilyles,
logging
superin-
Vndent
for
the
Pacific
Mills,
ar
rived
in
the
cU
frsfiw
Ocean
Falls
on
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
I
his
uflui.
n
I.
...
.
.
Pacific
.Mills.
Mr.
A.
H.
Ilarber
arrive,
I
on
Ihe
Prince
Ruperl
this
Hfteruoon
from
Bremerton
WnOiitmi
oil
in
ARCHBISHOP
DU
VERNET
DIED
EARLY
THIS
MORN
CLOSINQ
ACTIVE
CAREER
(continued
from
page
one)
but
no
change
more
marked
than
that
which
took
place
in
the
character
of
his
own
church
work.
He
succeeded
the
late
Hiu-
hop
Ilidley,
who
had
resigned
lo
go
to
F.ngland.
At
that
time
Ihe
work
of
the
Church
of
England
in
the
dio-eesc
was
devoted
Tnainly
to
the
Indians
and
there
were
but
three
ilergytiien
in
Ihe
diocese
who
miruslered
to
while
people,
those
I
at
Port
hssinglon.
Port
Simpson
and
Allin.
Even
the
congregations
of
those
were
mixed
.
with
Indians.
"I
Seventeen
Clerov
The
building
and
completion
of
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
lrailway
brought
about
a
change
unlil
now
the
main
work
of
the
I'hureli
in
the
diopp.e
is
among
while
people
and
there
are
seventeen
clergymen
in
the
district
whose
congregations
are
white.
Archbishop
Du
Vernel
made
Metlakalla
his
headquarters
until
IUn7
when
he
came
to
Prince
Itupert,
then
only
a
railway
eon--i
ruction
camp.
Here
he
resided
'iniil
his
death
making
the
city
his
headquarters
as
"travelling
superintendent"
for
his
church
The
la!e
Archbishop
Du
Ver-
nefs
diocese
of
Calidonia
com
prises
the
entire
northern
half
ol
the
province
of
British
Columbia.
It
is
about
200.000
square
miles
in
extent,
5
$.000
miles
of
which
is
that
section
of
the
nrovince
east
of
Ihe
Iloeliy
Mountains
ommonly
knwon
as
the
Peace
Hiver
country.
Psychological
Studies
Despite
the
demands
that
were
made
upon
his
time
and
energies
as
Archbishop
of
Caledonia
ami
Metropolitan
of
Urilish
Coluin-bil,
the
late
Archbishop
Du
Vernel
was
a
deep
student
of
psy
chology
and
his
writings
on
this
as
well
as
otLer
subjects
were
sought
for
and
published
in
all
iarls
of
Canada.
His
serious
ill
ness
of
the
la
si
several
month
dUI
not
prevent
his
further
re
searches
and
it
was
only
a
few
weeks
ago
that
the
last
contri
butions
from
liis
pen
were
published.
The
Archbishop
was
a
man
whose
mind
advanced
far
ahead
of
his
physique,
which
in
itself
was
necessarily
robust
to
meet
the
demands
of
his
ecclesiastical
duties
which
took
him
far
afield.
It
was
perhaps
with
a
feeling
of
premonition
that
one
of
the
last
writings
penned
from
his
siek
bed
pointed
ou!
that
the
mind
could
not
advance
too
far
ahead
f
the
body
without
re-
ults
disastrous
to
the
human
frame.
MRS.
WILLIAM
HORN
.
DIED
THIS
MORNING
At
Ihe
home.
i8i
F.ighlh
Avenue
fc4ist,
the
death
oeenrre.t
at
Alice
Arm
)l...
1
r....l
I
o'clock
tlii
ninrnii.o-
nt
M-..
......
..
,
,
I
.
.
I
-
.....p.
yj
.ill?.
Co.
is
takinsr
ouf
fog
for
fhe'
"or
who
had
been
suf-
rering
from
heart
trouble.
De
ceased,
who
had
resided
two
years
in
the
city
coming
here
from
Victoria,
was
68
years
of
age
and
was
norn
in
(ilasgow.
Scotland
visit
her
daughter.
Mrs.
peler:
'""Prnl
arrangement
are
in
the
Black,
who
lots
been
ill
in
Ihe'
,,an,,s
"Pllie
H.C.
Undertakers,
hospital,
is
expected
to
return,
to
Hides
Ihe
widower
who
is
her-
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may
go
south
with
her
mother
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who
is
employed
at
before
long.
-
Parker's
Oarage,
the
following'
'members
of
the
family
survive:!
A
hunting
parly
consisting
nf
s"n-
Matthew
(Los
Angeles
.1
K.
II.
Oibltons,
J,
SotiU,
jr.,
K.
ravi,i.
Jo'n
and
James
fLeth-II.
Shockley
and
J.
11.
Plllsbury
1,,'i,l'p,
William
Soulh
Africa
.
left
very
early
thl
morning
on
and
Alex.
Victoria
.
and
too
Pacheua
on
a
hunting
trip
1
e,cr
-Calgary
;
daughters,
south.
They
will
he
awny
.eeveral
Arne!
Hppina
.
and
Janet
(Airs,
days
and
may
go
as
far
as
s?co11'
Lethbridge
.
Ctardner
Canal.
.
Capl.
Swans,,
iJ
'
is
in
charge
of
,e
boat.
SHIP
IS
ARRESTED
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4-
Hill
(10
Chapter
l.O.D.K.
Hal-InweV
lea
and
Sal
O'lobcr
25
Ho..;tul
Ara
naf
Oct
31.
.
Anglican
Cliureh
Bazaar,
Nov.
C,
,.c
Suu
,4
Mower
'
Serenade
,
in
,
11,0
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I
.ieiuoAi.si,ciJurch,
Nov.
G
and
".'
Quec
Alkry
tJhapler
Whist
Krive
and
Danoc,
1ov.'.7,
Klks
Bonier
tf
Atooo
llataah
N'v
18
and
19.!
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11
,1'renbylertitji
Baaar,
o'v.
'
20.
"
0
-
.
I.ulheiaii
Bantnar.
DeceinTior
Metropole
Hall.
ON
WAGES
WARRANT
VANCOIVIIII,
Oct.
22.
At
(he
suit
of
Captain
Hubert
Sinclair
Hie
American
ship
"Sneedwav"
was
arrested
yesterday
on
an
Ad
miralty
Court
warrant.
Sinclair
claims
the
sum
of
$2,1)25
for,
wages
as
sailing
master.
XMAS
PHOTOS
SittiiiKs
Any
Time
by
Appointment
,
Best
Work,
Lowest
Prices
ECKOFF
STUDIO
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
0th
St.
Phone
lied
00.
!
The
Delicious
Flavor
drawn
from
the
leaves
of
HCAT
III
All
GREEN
TEA
H490
has
won
it
millions
of
users.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Buy
a
package
today.
FREE
SAMPLE
si
GREEN
TEA
UPOM
REQUEST.
"SALADA,"
T0R0HT0
SPECIAL
SALE
DRESS
GOODS,
SILKS,
VELVETEENS,
CREPE
DE
CHINE,
CANTON
CREPES.
We
List
a
Few.
See
Our
Windows.
51
inch
All
Wool
Merge
Navy
$1.10
yard
Canton
and
Moroeain
Crepes
to
$1.25
$2.75
yard
Crepe
de
Chines
to
2.50
...
.
,
$1.05
yard
Georgettes
to
$2.50
51.95
yar(i
Tubular
Silk
Jersey
$1.25
yard
Tubular
Silknit
.
...
$1.95
yard
Bloomer
Satinelte
57'2c
yard
Fabrique
Harunette,
all
shades
,
$1.95
yard
Velveteens.
22
im-h
51.0o
yard
(iinghanis.
:
inch
Andersons'
4fjc
yard
F.iiglish
Broadcloth
'.
.
.
......
..
95C
yarj
These
are
real
Bargains.
We
have
other.-
just
;i
good.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
3rd
Avo.
and
Fulton
St.
We
stork
Pictorial
Patterns.
Phone
9.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnoers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
iiandle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3S.e
Justly
famous
for
its
rare
old
quality
w
os.
docuc
32
or.
bottle
Vt
a
a
Old
Kentucky
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vvrasKEV
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BOND
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FEDERAL
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tho
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.