in
Lday,
Sovc.Ml.er
20,
1021,
t
.
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REAL
CofYee:
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PACIFIC
RAILWAY
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Coast
Services
Sailings
from
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Rupert
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PRINCES8
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
Nov.
7,
21
j
Dec.
5,
18
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Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
Nov.
3,
17j
Dec.
1,
15,
20
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BEATRICE.
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Swanton
Bsy,
East
Bella
Bella,
Oceai
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Ageicy
for
all
Steamship
Llr.e
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agon!
Corner
of
4th
8'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupjrt,
k.t-.
EAT
EVENT
IS
CELEBRATED
'i-
it
h.
n
.
j.
a
;ibdn
.
I
II
i.limin.
Mm.
it.
IV
.
I
III'
SOloiftl
Hlld
i
-:
.
.
ii.-.l
in
"I'Uml-.
X
I'olJrtttion.
was
i
f
"f
si.
IiumsIhii'"
.
'
hi
liliml."
Mi
ml.ij
imlri
atjae
w
6
r
'
'inner,
and
proved
'
.:i
v.'.
e
u.
koimI
mI
IIimI
pnr'
?
u
they
Men
in
the
I
KlihiiK
oersea.
A
s
,
wd
wn
ireen.
Mild
i
M
1
1
j
.
uf
MpproMl
1
1
''
I'l'IIIHH'tiOlI
Willi
t'
Ji
-
I'lie
lioys
r-
nii-iiiiM'ieK
uf
war
t
r
i'Miilrii
and
1
'
:.i!
'.iiinir
Id
Mild
Un?
:
''e
of
r
nUi
in
Ihe
I
.D-nlieis.
srrettNdeit.
till
J
li
lue
while
liirl
I
Willi
I
he
iiameo
of
'In1
welrn
frtnit.
r
III
(lie
WmIIs.
llMlllt-
:.i
:
iblu.iis
of
rwl.
while
i'rpi
paper,
ther
I
he
"
'
'In
daiirinir
floor,
lite
'
t
txle
Sain
preil
its
-'
5.:lrlnnif
m
il
elaws
a
5
::i
Mliirli
ua
lettered
'r-J
ihieiry
and
SI.
.Melilel
'
I
'if
wliole
represented
i
-i
d
work,
lull
Ihe
sue-
lltiill
UlltlMlltl)
-
I
'u
iroiihle
neee.ry
affair
'over
the
top,"!
Hffeienl
ciiininillees
Wi
lli'
I
Tii"IM!.iill
was
III
charge
'"'
-H
i
:
It.
.
Fricker.
of
I..
i"ppy
-ale:
P
Harris
and
J
advertising
and
lie-
shield
and
other
de-
i.i.ihw
work
were
done
by
II.
Iniivy.
M.
A.
Ilerry
ami
A.
II.
iligloo
Services,
Dance
and
M
k
ill
were
master
of
cere-
Banquet
at
Anyox
inonie..
Tin-
rommillee
were
iil
fortunate
in
havtnir
the
er-
iX
X
X
.'
Hie
il'i;iees
of
Mrs.
W.
F.
F.e.
who
as
ij
'f
'
lie
Ai
niisllee
whs
I
:i
v
observed
hi
Anyox.
.(t
wumjf
there
was
a
-
t
minded
by
the.
at
i
I
"ion
rlttHrrwe.
I
He
sisted
in
a
number
of
ways.
If
lHt
who
gave
f
liir
services
in
run
tier
I
ion
wfih
he
dance
ware
jrier
.
Mahon.
.
Ityaii.
Hutching.
Surtth,
Tolhtirsl.
NjrJiir;
Thprley,
Mifcelf,
Cleal
mimI
I.Mhill.
,
Annual
Banquet
On
r''sln
.Uitfhl.
the
Annual
Armistire
y
hmiiuel
was
held
In
Ihe
Mine
Hall,
mikI
wtiieh
was
aUn4td.
tJ
fttme
.huHvlreil
hik!
Hi
-rail.
.ii
Hull
ant
I
h
fifty
reliirueil
men.
Ihe
aue!
of
J
me:
.vtfnl
inlo
lit
frwHl
the-
e.vnutiu
JKtn4
.Ut
UursiilK
iler
of
llranb)
Hay
lmpill
sImIT
who
had
been
overseas,
t.lia..
Wing.
Jr.
U'lmlen.
lr.
Kinsman
and
I.
M.
Kelley
hverybudy
liawl
a
greal
lime,
Anyox
Hand
-tarllmr
pnertlinp.
while
Ihe
diners
were
beiiiif
eal
ed.
The
dinner
wu
stiuidleil
by
Ihe
Mine
Mb,
and
full
justice
was
done
to
II.
There
wns
h
loasl
liol'-aiitl
a
pritjrmui.
Thf
etiaiinian.
Ir.
Mrl-roe,
pnpoeil
Ihe
King,
which
wh
aeeoinplish-el
in
lime-honoretl
fnlilon:
lr.
Kinsman,
fallen
Comrades
and
Mr.
'iii.
Ihe
Mi'lurncl
Man
Hem-
on
Ihe
pniKram
wen
oups
hy
IUI.
Illiimlell,
J.
Mili'liell,
I.
Kirkwooil;
recitation,
lieo.
War-Airk.
Mild
eoiiH'ily
lllllls
by
V
Cruik'haiik
and
C.
(ireenwell,
Ihe
eeninir
whs
featured
by
Ihr
xiiuniK
of
war
soups,
m
wonN
Hint
rhoriie
of
which
were
pro.
jeolml
on
a
scroll
by
Hex.
J
Herdman.
The
commit
lcc
for
this
lMiiiiet
were,
Kd.
Hlnndell
baniuel.
ailed
liy
.Mes.
!.
Harris
and
Jones;
program,
II.
Cornish;
Iranspoiialioii,
W.
tar
sfiu
uon
of
knowing.l'earce.
In
aildilinii
lo
Ihe
dance
en-
'-fforl
were
np-
and
banqiiel,
poppies
were
sob
trllinr
Sinclair,
a
l
Ihe
lleaeh
by
Mrs.
V.
K.
IXt
ve
Baa
CNAnA
STARCH
CO.
LIMITED.
MONTREAL,
,
I
f
Hie
dance
roiniiill-
uiid
al
Hie
Mine
by
Mr.
l.
'I
v
.1,
Herdman
and
It.
ris.
Ileceipls
-for
the
dance,
11
his
aide
lieutenants
iUel
ami
uopiiy
sale
totalled
over
'
i
!
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertaker.
I'hone
II.
,
1.
,.
Hay
nere,
Undertakers,
Phone
351
You'll
like
our
coal
I
Consume
era
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
If
J.
I-
Christie
t
T
t
on
last
niht
'
rain
for
I'ort
llssinglon
on
Charles
.Sankey
wn
fined
I0
and
cost
in
Ihe
city
police
court
Ilils
inoriiiiiK
for
intoxication.
Have
"SUI'llKMir
Coffee
ami
secure
free
English
china.
if
I).
Scherk
was
a
passenger
for
Anyux
on
Hi.;
Prince
Humeri
lasl
night.
Joe
Filiou
was
fined
I25
in
(ho
cily
police
court
thi
morning
for
using
obscene
language
or
the
public
street.
St.
Andrew's
Society
Whist
Drive,
rn.lay,
November
21
at
8
p.m.
Admission
50c.
Ilefresh-nicnts.
All
welcome.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
K.
Slarr
are
leaving
lomorrow
moriiiiu
for
Seattle
where
they
expect
to
M'eud
Ihe
winter.
Once
more
we
can
supply
the
famous
Kdun
coal
in
any
quau-lilies.
I'hone
58.
l'rince
Huperl
Feed
Co.
tf
School
In-pirtor
II.
C.
Fraser
reluriieil
on
Ihe
l'rince
II
u
pert
yeslcrday
aflernoou
from
Ocean
I'ulU
and
contluiietl
lliroiipli
In
Anyox.
.Mr.
M.
I..
Slepp
an,)
daughler
who
liae
been
-pemliiifr
a
vmcu-lion
in
Seal
lie,
returned
to
Ihe
city
on
the
l'rince
nuperl
yesterday
uflernooii.
Mr.
James
I,.
Ilrew-I.r
and
Mis
llrewoter
relurneil
,
on
Ihe
Prince
lluiert
yelerday
afternoon
from
Vlcloria
where
they
speni
(te
rummer.
J.
A.
V.
IHl
and
J.
A.
Smith
arrived
from
Vaiicouer
on.
the
Prince
Itupert
yclerday
afler-
liooii.
Tliey
came
here
uiakintr
an
ifiiecliojt
of
Ihe
Seal
Cote
sawmill
properly.
llHlepayer."
AieiMliiiii
I'rnlav
al
H
p.m.
jn
(kiuncil
ChamlM-r.
Speaker,
Suerintend-enl
of
L'liltlie.
on
Hiwer
situa-lln.
.
All
laiiaer.-
welcome.
271
II.
A.
Hanks,
inaiiHper
nf
the
II.
III-.
II.
It.
Mustard
of
Ocean
Falls
reached
Hie
clly
on
Ihe
Prince
Itupert
yesterday
aTler-
immmi.
tie
Is
here
lo
jiive
evidence
in
Hie
.MacDonald
assault
Case
being
Irled
al
the
Asslies.
Iiucellation
or
lease!
To
house
builders
and
boa!
builders.
Owing
lo
cancellation
or
lease,
we
hnve'for
sale
ut
greatly
re
duced
prices,
din.
elision
and
louble
dressed
lumber.
Stoofe
must,
be
sold
al
once,
ijhockley
Planing
Mill,
Cow
Hay.
tf
I.
Caslillou
of
u
Imv
ffrin
of
'asiilloii
lialla'her,
arrived
from
-Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Itupert
yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.
:alillnii
I
defending
Jack
Mac-
iKuiald
who
is
being
tried
nl
the
Supreme
Court
Asles
uu
a
barge
of
assaulting
a
police
ulll-
!
rcr.
I
i
1
A
II
PRNnNFPC
.miu
i
uiuviibiiu
HAD
BAD
FRIGHT
Monday
Morning
Prisoners
in
the
city
jail
early
Monday
morning
were
subjected
I
to
a
scare
when
about
75
Ions
of
'rock
on
the
race
or
the
excavation
adjoining
Hie
City
Hall
bf-Jriituc
dislodged
and
tumbled
Jdovvii
causing
.
a
reverberation,
which
seemed
more
like
an
earth-'
quake
Hutu
aii.vlhlug
else.
For-
Innately,
the
slide
was
some
ills-,
lance
from
Ihe
building
and
no
'diiinage
was
done.
dvertise
in
Mio
Daily
NYws
THE
DAILY
WEWB
r-
"
,
!
I
y
1
iN,
-.
FREE-St.Charlcs
Recipe
Book
Send
today
for
thi
collection
cl
tested
recipes
for
Soup.
Oread.
Entree.
FUh,
Vegetable!,
Salad
and
Dretting,
Cake
ard
Cookie,
Paitries,
Deuert,
Ice
Crecrot,
Sherbet,
Candie
and
Beverage.
It
will
be
tent
to
you
tree.
The
Borden
Co.
Limited
Vancouver
IT.
C
lll
SXCHMJ-K
MACDONALD
CASE
IS
ON
True
Bills
Brought
In
at
Assizes
This
Morning
In
Two
Criminal
Cases
True
bill
in
IIk-
ca-"
of
Ilex
v.
Jack
Macdoiiaht
and
U-x
vs
lieorjie
Hremer
and
Fred
Hreim-r
in
roiiiiecliou
With
Ihe
aauH
nf
I'rovincial
Coualable
Arthur
Col
lins
at
Ocean
Falls
on
August
20
last
were
returned
by
the
(iraml
Jury
at
Ihe
Supreme
Court
as
sies
thi
morniiiK
before
Mr.
luslire
(irejtory.
MacdHiialdV
onse
was
I
hen
proceeded
with
He
pleaded
not
guilty
and
a
petit
jury,
a
follow
wa;j'inpaniirllml
aner
many
iajiu
asmes
ami
'hallenjre:
William
(tilchrisl
(toremanj.
Jaine
A.
Hi-own,
-Samuel
Wood,
O.
T,
Sundal,
II.
F.
(ilasey.
C.
U.
Milinn,
W'.
Iinvwill,
.
J.
ljajley,
Joseph
I.imlay.
H.
V.
WeWniouth,
McKecluite
and
H.
A.
Hreen.
II.
CasUllou
jiuuiuu?)
lor
the
defence,
challenged
lSnarlo'n.
(
C.
Walker,
T.
W.
Silverides
Mrs.
Martha
Leek,
H.
Lidourneau
(ieortre
H.
ArmW,
.Mh
lluicer,
tt.
W.
.Niekersoii,
W.
O.
Viper.
rinr
miipr.
-
Al
the
instance'
of
Pa
hi
Joue.
crown
prosecutor-
K,
H;
Sbockley.
J-red
Stradden,
F,M4rld?e.
C.
K
Ylreber?
and
F.
W.
Wesch
were
stood
aide.
Several
of
those
summoned
for
Ie(it
jury
serviw
being
ill,
an
Silver
mine
at
Stewart,
and.
order
was
made
by
Mr.
Justice
-irs.
itaiiks
pa.-ei
iiirou?ii
on
Ihe
l'rince
Huperl
ye-leiilav
af
leriKMiu
bound
noiili
from
Van
couwr.
Sovnntv.Flva
Ton
nf
Rnrk
SIM
"IWr.
(Irejrory
for
more
to
l
umiuon-ed
for
the
ca.-e
to
follow.
Review
of
Case
After
K.
F.
Jones
briellv
reviewed
the
case
for
tho
crown
dalint
Ilial
iinide
evidence
would
be
submitted
whic'li
woul
not
require
much
deliberation
l
convince
Ihe
jury
that
Ihe
charge
ayainsl
Macdmiald
were
well
foundeit,
the
first
witne.
called
was
Conlble
Qollin.
He
was
on
Ihe
stand
for
nearly
tw
hour,
Ihe
most
of
this
time
be-Ing
taken
up
with
a
len?lhy
am
detailed
cross-exantinntion
bv
Mr.
ChHHou
who
sought
lo
slinkw
the
testimony
of
(ho
vvlt-
iie
und
eslHhlish
that
he
himself
uiifrhl
havi
licen
under
Ihe
intluence
of
liquor
at
(he
time
in
question.
Thi
was
sloitlly
deuied
by
Collin,
however,
who
asserted
thai
ho
had
had
only
one
drink
during
the
day.
Mr.
Caslillou's
examination
evoked
many
larl
remark
front
Mr.
Justice
Crvgory
"Who
Wns
pood
lii-innredly
arcalie.
The
eeond
vilnr)r.
Musl-ard
or
Ocean
Falls,
old
(.f
ti.
wounds
he
had
round
on
Collins
and
expressed
I
In-
opinion
thai
he
was
perreelly
soberaipl
had
not
been
under
l
he
iinlueriet
bf
I
:
'
.
Down
Face
of
Exoavatlon
Tb"
Miird
witness.
Sam
Zirilicli
'
Near
Cltv
Hall
Earlv
'
,l
"l"
1
"
'""isiame
uotiin
s
,
evidence.
LADIES!
SHOES
IN
ALL
SIZES
At
Greatly
Reduced
Prices.
FLANNEL
AND
HOUSE
DRESSES
FOR
LADIES
AND
CHILDREN
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
I
Chiffonelle
A
dainty
flowered
fabric
from
the
looms
of
the
famous
firm
of
Uraflon
&
Co.
While
and
Mauve
ground
with
colored
figures,
30
inches.
Per
Yard,
$1.00
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
BLOCK.
TWO
BOATS
ARRIVE
AND
TWO
OTHERS
DUE
Only
two
fishing
boats
arrived
Willi
I
heir
catche
this
morning
ami
only
two
other
are
due.
so
far
as
the
walerfront
people
Know.
he
two
not
yet
entered
are
the
Sitka
and
tin'
Sea
Maid.
Sale
thi
morning
were:
Tordenskjold
50,0011
0
.tjn
Fisheries
and
Hoolh
Fisheries
a
15
and
6.
Norland
l.t.UOO
to
Cold
Storage
a!
I
i.70
and
C.
RUSSIAN
CHURCH
WEDDING
TODAY
Miss
Nan
Prlaln
Becomes
Bride
of
John
Ourvlch,
Rev.
A.
P.
Kasheravoff
Officiating
The
wedding
look
place
al
the
oine
or
Hie
groom's
parent.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nick
Ourvich.
al
1
1
o'clock
llii
morning
ol
Mis
Nan
Prlain
and
John
liiirvich.
The
ceremony
was
according
to
Ihe
rile
or
the
ltuvian
church
and
Ilex.
A.
P.
KasbevarolT.
pastor
ol
Hie
Itiissian
Orthodox
Church.
Jufieau,
uflicialed.
Tlie
bride
wore
white
brocaded
satin
drape
model
with
veil
ami
uraiic
modulus
ami
carried
a
touquel
of
pink
roes.
She
was
illeiided
by
Mis
Zorka
Sutilo-vich
who
wore
pink
satin
with
a
bandeau
or
silver
ami
cairiiil
a
ounuel
or
pink
carnations.
Lit
tle
Misses
Nellie
Cm-vich
and
l-my
Xarelli
were
flower
girls.
The
best
man
was
lieorge
Joyko-
vich.
After
the
ceremoiiv
a
weddinu
breakfasl
was
served
and
many
presi-iits
were
rc-eived.
The
groom
is
well
known
here
having
lived
in
the
cily
for
many
year.
Ihe
bride
arrived
about
a
mouth
ago
from
Jugo-Slavia.
They
will
lako
up
their
residence
in
(lis
city.
POPULATION
IS
PRIME
NEED
OF
THIS
COUNTRY
Sir
Henry
Thornton
told
an
ludience
al
Hoston
I
hat
Canada's
sole
problem
was
that
or
nonu-
lalion.
ir
we
had
25.000,000
peo
ple,
he
said,
Ihe
serious
difficul
ties
which
we
now
have
lo
race
would
disappear.
This
coniiot
be
insisted
upon
loo
strongly.
Prior
lo
Ihe
war
we
built
railways
and
expanded
our
national
plant
in
olher
way
in
autjeipatitm
ol
a
continuance
or
Ihe
growth
in
Ihe
number
oT
our
citizens
which
was
lion
being
made.
It
came
to
a
sudden
slop
and-
we
have
suffered
as
a
consequence.
The
prime
duty
oT
our
governments
is
now
lo
promote
immigration
on
a
large
scale
and
they
ate
railing
in
their
duly
w
hen
I
hey
neglect
lo
lako
adequate
measures
with
this
object
in
view.
Al
no
stage
in
its
history
has
u
country
had
more
In
offer
lo
those
seeking
new
local
ions
and
(here
has
been
altogether
too
long
a
delay
in
Ihe
adoption
of
effective
immigration
policies.
F.dnioulon
Journal.
INAIOUNCEMENTS
Lutheran
Haiaar,
December
2.
Melropole
Hall,
Do
You
Know?
THAT
It
you
neglect
the
mtnor
lrns
of
atomach
distress
such
as
guii
alns,
our
burning
stomach,
bloating,
belching,
ami
after-eating
misery,
you
are
condemning
your
ImmIv
lo
rears
of
chronic
stomach
trouble
Jo-To
sold
by
druggists
r-ve
r
vher
will
mil.klv
r.'iive
n
Momach
OH!
GIRLS,
HOW
LOVELY
Imagine
lier
surprise
and
delight
when
her
most
intimate
girl
friends
at
Ihe
"shower"
give
her
some
of
Hie
nice
HUle
gifls
we
have
suitable
for
such
un
occasion.
We
have
filas'
Marmalade
Jars,
with
spoon
and
silver
lid
S2.00
Cup
and
Saucers,
from
$1.00
to
$.00
Cul
filass
Pieces,
from
$2.50
to
$5.00
.
Odd
Pieces,
in
Community
and
1817
Hogers'
Sijver
$1.00
up
Half
Dozen
Tumblers
$1.50
Silver
Hon
Hon
Uishes
ami
olher
small
things
$2.00
to
$5.00
Fancy
China
Pieces,
even
Ihe
necessary
alarm
clock
$2.00
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
fiuess.wlio
wrole
this
ad?
Can
you
wrile
a
belter
one?
The
lime
is
extended
to
November
30.
Caub
innca
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
JsL'nOTOGRAPMEl
(-
iiK
j-Hd
1
"LADIES"
WE
ARE
CLEARINQ
ODD
LINES
OF
SUEDES,
CALF,
AND
PATENT,
in
OXFORD
AND
STRAP.
"ONYX,"
"SUPREME
LADY"
and
"TRUEFIT."
All
going
at
J4
95
Phone
357.
ARTIST
XMAS
PHOTOS
TAKEN
AT
ANY
TIME
REASONABLE
PRICES
Fancy
(Soods,
Dry
Goods
and
Sundries
from
Ihe
Orient
or
European
Countries.
We
Buy
Furs,
Jewelry
and
Cameras
ECKOFF
STUDIO
&
REGENT
HOTEL
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
Sixth
St.
Phone
Red
69.
WINTER
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
Effective
November
17th.
S.S.
PRINCI
RUPERT
ail
rrnm
frlnre
lluert
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
point
each
Friday
t.uo
a
in.
Tor
STEWART
and
ANYOX
..
Wednesday,
11.09
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
tvt
Vancouver
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
.No.
IV,
lc.
13,
?,
Jan.
10.
JI.
PASSENOER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
SATURDAY,
S.00
pin.
for
frlnre
Ueore.
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
point
ti-leni
Canada,
lulled
ships.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Ticktl
bffice,
82
Third
Atk,
Prlnc
Ruparl.
Phen
260.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
UlAND2!
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
maker,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
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