Thursday
Oclober
2,
1024.
For
84
Years
the
Standard
il
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nf
TmnsatianhV
twi
Local
and
Personal
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under-
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fvmcv
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at
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tell
by
tin
-
tli.il
we
put
on
"
II-nil'
FiirniehinK-
ul
ur
Hardware
lhat
vp
hae
your
hctin
nini'-ni
a
heart.
f.iat.'c
Electric
W-sh
.
,
.
.
.
.
$185.00
.
I'leaiier
303.00
and
$75.01
-nlil
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V'M'V
I'd)
Now,
after
more
than
three-quarters
of
a
century
of
ser-vice,
the
Cunard
Line
still
remains
the
epitome
of
luxurious
conifort
and
enjoyment
in
ocean
travel.
Whether
you
take
the
magnificent
oilburnine
shin
the
"CARMAN
I
A"
or
"CARONIA,"
the
largest
pair
of
Cabin
Class
ships
in
the
world
or
one
of
the
famous
"A"
boats:
"ANDANIAT-ANTONIA"
or
"AUSONIA"
Cunard
experience,
Cunard
equipment,
Cunard
courtesy,
Cunard
cuisine
and
service,
all
combine
to
make
your
trip
to
Europe
one
of
thorough
pleasure
and
contentment.
If
you
prefer
to
travel
Third
Class,
the
Cunard-Canadian
service
offers
you
comfortably
furnished
cabins,
inviting
meals,
covered
decks,
library
and
rest
rooms
even
a
children's
room.
For
rates
and
sailing
dates,
see
the
Cunard
Agent
In
your
town,
or
write
to
The
Cunard
Steam
Ship
Co.,
Limited
622
lU.iins.
3c,
W
-
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
The
mWri
of
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rrw
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OIL.
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rub-
uti
(tr
la.
ntictwith
SV
!
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince,
Rupert
I'..
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A.
Kaslwood
W.
J
Jitiii
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S,
Sbeppard
anr.tint'i
;
Mm.
V.
H.
McAfee
ticoryetowii;
;.
A.
Taylor,
lort
P.iiMjton;
J
oti
n
Willman
and
'I
liacklclrtif.
lk.
Central
W.
A.
Parrot
l.
Montreal;
J.
J
Howry,
C.X.K.
SEDITION
Yu
run
not
nail
the
eagle's
tail.
Nor
Until
thought
dominion.
V.u
cannot
put
idea
in
Jail;
You
cau
l
deport
piuiotv.
if
any
caue
be
dross
and
Ilea,
Thru,
dra
a
to
tba
Uaat:
Out
in
the
uimhine
Kvil
dlea,
Hul
fallen
on
the
Niffbl.
YM
cannot
make
a
Truth
ualrae
My
dint
..f
legal
fteUoo.
Yu
cannot
prison
buman
view,
'mi
l
convict
conviction.
For
I
hough
by
Ihumbacrcw
and
by
rack,
H
fsiiit
mid
by
priaon.
I
mill
ha
hn
erusbad
and
pulled
in
black,
Vt
Truth'
hen
alwajr
risen.
V...i
cannot
quail
a
vfolou
I
bought
l
r-it
dial
(bought
be
fraa;
'mi
t.
and
yi.ti
will
find
it
taught
mi
wry
land
and
.
Trui
Ii
Hlk
no
favor
for
her
Made
i
i
on
the
field
1lli
Krror,
.
r
:ipi
her
convert
ever
mode,
H
i
In
at
of
force
anil
terror.
ii
.I'll..-
-,ili
i
ln
easle'x
tail,
I
M
k-lil
o
ilomJnion.
m
'
I'li'.is
in
jail;
.
.
i
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i
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t
iiiinion.
I
I
Vun.-e
Cooke.
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
Rupert
Brand
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
F.ip
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ti,
inert
Hraiitl"
Halinon.
A
I
II.
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!iU:is
handy.
Hi.
I
a
good
idea.
Slock
a
mipply
m
vour
honl
SOLD
EvEnYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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lluyiier.
Unaenakcrs,
Phono
351
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Undertakers.
Phono
41.
TAXI
and
Mi-kmi'Iil-it
Kirvii-i
I'hono
078.
if
Airs.
llofdL
Art
Needlework.
Agent
for
real
silk
hosiery.
21
3
Second
Ave.
Phone
23.
tl
-
Towiiik
and
freitflitintr.
Tut
Towcna,
50
h.p..
Caul.
M.
Clifton.
l'liunc
Ulue
100.
Mclil
iiIioiir
23.
If
lllslioji
Itiiiuiz
nailed
on
lln
I'rince
iieoruo
last
niKlit
for
Vaiicouu-r.
Mien
.Muriel
llowen
nailed
on
I
lie
1'riiico
Ocorge
last
night
foi
Yancouwr.
Mi
Hetty
Vellr,
U.N.,
of
the
hdti.ilul
nurinir
flan.
In
eiuccl-
l
hack
tonight
from
Smilhern
whern
h
lia
been
pendinfi;
a
lioltday.
Lfclie'
Aid
Pn-nbyleriun
Church
will
hold
a
lea
ami
nnli
of
home
cook
In?
at
the
home
of
Mr.
S.
K.
Campbell,
215.
Fourth
Avenue
et,
on
Saturday,
Ort.
i
from
3
lo
fi
p.m.
C.P.It.
l
earner
I'mirchh
Jlarv
will
he
in
port
tduiorrow
morii-
iuK
from
the
outh
making
her
firnl
oyaae
of
the
winter
eaoii
to
Alaska
port
from
Vancou
ver.
.Mia
M.
Taylor.
H.X.
of
the
I'rtnee
Itupert
(leiieral
KoaDttal
nuroin
i.rr
in
expected
back
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
Port
A
Iberia
where
a
he
ua
been
hol
idaying.
K.
.Sinclair,
who
wa
taken
aiek
off
H..M.C.3.
Tliiepval
when
iUiat
enMil
win
hera
!(
nnnlli
hsltb'lbe
Hrtti.h
world
flrers
and
b
been
in
Ibe
local
boaoilal
since,
Miled
last-
uialit
oil
the
I'rinee
Heonra
for
Victoria
to
rJoin
hi
ship.
reed
lo
remaina
las?vek
unui
me
local
ciurea
la
uii-
pllM
wltb
another
man.
Tbi
will
do'
away
with
the
neceily
of
the
chueh
beinir
without
sup
ply
fur
oeveral
Sumtays.
l.ii-ul.
Sand
ford
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Sianal
Com,
who
wa
in
I'rinee
Hupert
this
summer
in
connection
with
the
aerial
fish
eries
patrol,
took
part
in
the
of
ficial
reception
lo
the
Untied
tales
round-the-world
flyers
in
sealile
on
Sunday
last.
o
I1e
crw
of
"
the
steauiei
I'rinee
Itupert,
which
is
in
dry
dock
here,
gave
a
dance
in
the
Klks
Htmie
lal
evenlnar.
The
affair
wa
well
attended
and
proved
enjoyable.
Music
wax
lurnMiml
by
the
ship's
oruuex-
ira.
--
--
Dominic
ltoi'
appeared
in
the
city
police
court
liiu
moriimu
charged
with
drivinjr
a
motor
vehicle
to
the
common
danger
by
exceeding
the
.peetl
limit
at
l
tie
niieieeiion
of
S4cond
Street
and
I
It
i
ril
Avenue.
Tbe
cane
wn
ailjoui-ned
until
Sal
unlay.
I
Power
Imal
Prusperif;',
Capt.
II
A
llni'dle,
wa
in
port
es-t'
Mlay
di!i
'tiarging
HI
sacks
of
!
palladium
me
from
the'
Salt
I'lnii'k
mini'.
AlakM,
for
Iraua-iiipiiieni
nvi'r
the
Canadian
;'a
I'mniil
Hallways
to
Ininglon
sine!
lee.
New
Jersey.
I
I
Ho.m'
luM'llt
who
it
is
alleged
ha
I
icon
!-auiiii;
the
police
a
good
deal
of
litiulde
lately,
wa
'nicked
un
early
lliii
momina
on
M'cotid
Avenue
in
eonipany
with
an
Iinlian
hv
Seraeant
Mai
lev
'She
Appeared
in
the
police
court
Ion
ii
eliui'trp
of
viiernnuv
and
,wa
Miven
utilil
.Monday
to
leave
I
the
eily.
If
she
is
here
then
she
will
lie
sentenced
for
she
Iwas
found
yuill.v.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
llospViul
Annual
Hall,
Oct
31.
-------
Lutheran
Hasuar,
December
2.
MetropoU
Hall.
Melhodifl
Indies'
Aid
Haraai.
Saturday,
December
13.
o
I
i!l
till
Chapli'f
I.O.D.K
ll;il-1
lowe
'Mi
leu
ami
fai
tin
iin
i
TIIE
DAILY
WEWB
PAGE
THREE
LAST
DAY
OF
SALE
SATURDAY
MISSES
and
Ladies'
Coats
at
BENT'S
tin
Tuesday
we
will
put
on
Hale
our
fine
9
I
ii
1
1
'
ill
of
UkI's
iiihI
Women's
COATS
in
I
he
very
latest
tles
and
fahiii-.
1'ldin
and
fur
trimmed.
DOZENS
TO
CHOOSE
FROM
In
sizes:
(Hri'
from
12
lo
10.
Women's
from
.10
to
40.
5
Day
Hale
commencing
Tuesday
until
Salunlay.
v
Note
The
idea
of
this
5
Day
Male
is
tofciWfhe
ladieu.
livin?
nul-nf-liiw
ii
an
o)-
piil'l1
l
ily
to
uel
.1
i
iuiI
ro9t
ai
ll!!
exeepliui'.illy
low"
price
"BENT'S"
Ladles'
Ready-to-Wear
Third
Avenue
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Wei
ford,
who
were
married
recently
in
Hi
hast,
are
expected
here
on
Sal
urday
to
lake
up
their
residence
in
tins
city.
Parent
Teaebers
Assoclallun
will
give
a
Bridge
and
Whit
Drive
on
Friday
even
in?
at
8
a'-
clook
in
the
Melrdpyle
Hall.
All
an
is
ion
so.
FASHIONS
&
FOIBLES
by
Shirley
Sharon
nnTTwioc
5452
At
the
smart
inns
where
society
is
Summing,
het
is
hating
a
great
success
appttring
either
alone
Jot
dinmrfrotks
r
with
silk
crtpe
or
crfpe
dt
Chine.
I-Acn-ulm
an
ekmal
effect
to
drrssm
of
tin
crtpe,
milk
crept
or
crepe
de
Chine,
and
when
it
b
used
wilh
these
materials
it
hvuMiJIy
dyttl
to
match
the
material
ol
the
drv.
Tiir
urn
I
ilounieK
of
Chanlilly
Inn-
in
oih-om.
(xlicr
m
butter
color
are
'
ii
i:u
irnl
lr
Suirinier.
nun
.i
tiling
a
a
la,,
yoke
can
(rfve
ch"'-"i
cocoa
or
brige
i'.
ii'-l...i..
ttuh
mu
type
of
dress.
ii..irt
...irii'n
usii
ily
-,lctt
the
picture
h..
1
.iiiiim
il
ith
ilcwcrs.
S33
Boee
Hoffmar
abeared
in
tbe
city
police
court
thiv
morninx
charged
by
Levin
with
as
sault.
Her
case
Was
adjourned
until
tomorrow.
It
la
altered
(bat
accused
attempted
to
strike
I
.f'Vl
11
aitA
tiMiul
nnHnk
llanauaae
aaainsl
h4ni
on
Third
f..ii,
ymmiMMT
vi
inr
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,
-
-
.
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t
....
.
1
AVMtlllli
riMi
'.Mumi
in
mw
ciif
nasi'""""
it
R.
Kearler.and
J.
l'enny.
mem
bora
of
tbe
enWitt
the
trawler
Xew
England
which
was
here
at
'he
first.
oMhe
week,
iled
for
the
south
oi1lw
ahnce
Gr?e
last
night:
r.
Kiarley
i
go
ing
to
visit
Jd'
borne
;
in
St.
InhnV
KM
tieiftiftSvirfe
nhH
Mr
Penny
goea
as'
far
s
Vancou
ver.
FOUR
LINE
YERSE
MAY
WIN
FIVE
DOLLARS
IN
THE
BIG
COMPETITION
It
is
possible
thai
a
four
line
cr.ie
may
win
the
five
dollar
prize
in
the
Daily
News
verse
competition.
Some
rather
interesting
efforts
have
already
been
made
but
it
is
hard
lo
say
as
yet
whellier
they
are
prize
winners
or
not.
There
is
no
limit
lo
the
number
of
verses
one
person
may
siilimil
and
it
is
open
to
au)one.
old
or
young,
subscriber
lo
'
the
paper
or
not.
Kveryone
N
treated
alike.
The
main
thing
is
that
the
verse
he
written
plainly
on
one
side
of
the
paper
only
and
that
il
he
signed
tby
the
author.
Following
are
among
the
latest:
The
Blue
Jay
Hlue
Jay.
lllue
Jay,
dialler,
dialler
all
I
he
day.
lumping,
here,
jumping
there.
Never
slid
anywhere.
Here
a
berry,
there
a
worm,
Something
everywhere
you
turn.
Plumage
bright
and
saucy
crest.
Among
the
birds
I
like
you
besl.
Chaotic
The
halibut's
a
noble
fish,
I
like
to
hear
ils
song.
Hut
when
I
hear
.the
fishes
sing
Hill
Miller's
booze
Is
wrong.
A
Back
Yard
Tragedy
dog
thai
was
taking
a
walk
on
day.
Wa
tempted
In
somebody's
yard
to
stray.
The
chickens
there
soon
got
quite
a
scare,
s
Hi"
dog
stnrled
chasing
Ihem
everywhere.
Then
suddenly
from
the
ImslJ
there
eame
With
eyes
thai
shone
like
(ungues
of
flame,
A
mftress
puss
or
cat
world
fame.
A
howl
succeeded
by
more
howls.
And
doggie
was
soon
on
!l
homeward
trail.
Wilh
a
smarting
nose
and
s.
drooping,lail.
.
A
Fishy
Tale
You
have
heard
about
Jonah,
Yon
have
heard
about
the
whale
Hut
did
bu
ever
hear
if
any
olber
fishy
tale.
Four
little
fishes
swimming
in
I
the
sea,
i
big
came
a
big
shark
and
then;
I
here
were
three.
Three
litlle
fishes
swimming
in
Ibe
.ea.
I
caught
the
olhers
and
took
-them
home
for
lea.
The
verse
must
have
lo
In
wilh
some
form
of
animal
life
such
as
a
binl.
fish,
animal,
insect
or
germ.
It
mnv
lake
any
form
desired
such
as
an
ode.
a
quatrain
or
even
the
popular
limerick.
Three
prizes
will
r.e
otrered.
S3
for
first,
3
for
second
and
(2
for
third.
The
verses
will
be
published
as
.submit
led
but
the
name
of
the
auilior
will
be
reserved
to
be
.used
only
in
case
of
his
winning
a
prue.
The
verse
should
be
neatly
written
on
one
side
of
the
paper
only
and
addressed
lo
"Compeli-'ion
Editor,"
Daily
News.
No
manuscripts
will
be
returned.
CHINESE
USE
FIRE
IN
WAR
Burn
Down
Small
Town
and
Order
Same
fop
Shanghai
It
Is
Stated
SHANGHAI,
Oct.
2.
Kaiiursu
forces,
fijihlin?
to
capture
Shanghai
employed
the
torch
as
Ibeir
alley
when
two
of
their
spies
fired
the
town
or
l.olien,
I
en
miles
north
of
here.
The
spies
were,
shot
lo
death
as
they
fled
from
the
liurnin?
town.
Search
of
the
pockets
of
the
dead
men
revealed
Kianpsu
or
ders
lo
start
fires
in
Shanghai
Willi
the
idea
of
reducing
Ibis
gateway
city
to
ashes.
"Miss
Curlycue,"
murmured
i
the
olllce
manager
to
the
stenog,
'
"I
don't
wanna
be
harsh.
Noth
ing
like
that.
I
really
don't."
"Let's
have
the
answer."
said
the
damsel
nonrhallantly.
"Whal's
gone
wrong
now?"
',1
just
wanna
ask
you
not
lu
Wl'ili'
Vlllll
Vltlltltr
t.iti.i
.lii..t..
t-erio
i,,,!,,.,
i...,,.
i
Aii
.....
,1,..,,..
i.'-in-i
nie
iipt
to
gel
mixed.
Herb
v
Blurb
report
we
have
sent
'em
a
shipment
of
love
and
kisses
instead
jof
the
axle
grease
they
ordered."
1'lHsllUl'i;
Sun.
j
Tor
m
1
r
11
For
every
wash-day
method
R1NSO
is
ideal
for
any
wash-day
method
you
use.
You
do
not
have
to
change
any
of
your
usual
steps
just
use
Rinse
where
you
nsed
to
use
ordinary
soap.
If
you
like
to
boil
your
white
cottons,
Rinso
will
give
you
just
the
safe
cleansing
suds
you
need
in
the
boiler.
Ii
you
use
a
washing
machine,
follow
the
advice
of
the
big
washing
machine
manufacturers
ate
Rinso.
Just
soaking
with
this
new
kind
of
soap
loosens
all
the
dirt
until
a
single
rinsing
leaves
the
clothes
clean
and
spotless.'
However
you
do
your
wash,
make
it
easy
by
using
Rinso.
Rbtui
it
sold
by
all
grocert
and
department
ilotex
If
joa
ok
a
W
ailing
Machine,
took
yxur
clothes
in
the
Rinso
suds
as
usual.
In
the
morning
add
more
Rinso
solution
and
lnork
the
machine.
Then
rinse
and
dry
you
Bi7
have
a
clean
sveet
sno9
-
Jchile
tvash.
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mi
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Hiver
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ror
ANYOX
..nd
STEWART,
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
For
all
porls
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
12.00
midnight,
Oct.
ith.
18th.
Nov.
1st,
18lh.
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TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
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all
points
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Canada,
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stales
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LINES.
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Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
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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
385
NOT
MARRIED
AND
NOT
ENGAGED
ARE
U.S.
WORLD
FLYERS
SKA
TTI.E,
Oct.
2.
Interviewers
here
asked
the
successful
United
Stales
airmen
almost
every
question
conceivable.
Affairs
of
the
heart
were
no!
over
looked
but
little
satisfaction
was
i
each
and
every
one
denied
being
(engaged.
Lieut.
John
Hauling
;
admitted
beiiiK
interested
in
n
Dayton,
Ohio,
girl
but
declared
he
was
nol
engaged.
I.leut.
II.
II.
Ogden
spoke
similarly
with
respect
to
a
Novu
Scotia
girl.,
"Modern
srieuee
is
wonili-rful."
said
Mr.
llobinson.
"Why
I
haven't
the
least
idea
bow
electric
light,
for
instance,
works."
His
sweet
VOlmi?
mml
no,.
..u.-n
given
the
questioners
in
this
re-ihim
a
pntronuinsr
smite.
'-Ob!"
gard.
The
flyers,
all
of
whom
she
said,
"it
s
so
simple.
You
are
single
men.
are
also
free
ur-
just
press
lt
hul
Inn
;nnl
ih,.
light
I
cording
In
ijieir
own
n'jili.'-
fur
i-,.in,.,
,,..
h.,r
.ill."