PAGE
SIX
THE
PAIL
NEWS
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY,
7
p.m.
(Saturday
Matinee
3
p.m.
Admission
50c
and
25c)
VAUDEVILLE
at
8.45
p.m.
a
POLA
NEGRI
in
mw
IMPERIAL
COMEDY
"THE
RAINSTORM."
"The
Bostonian
Joy
Babes"
Vaudeville
Program
Friday
and
Saturday
1
since
Ma
Plays
Mali
Jong
Ethel
and
Uotlio
2
Ma
Jong
Lottie
J
Dreamy
Melody
May
i
Shine
Phyllis
and
Dode
5
Jester
Jestings
.........
Marion
0
Whut'll
Do
Ethel
7
"Why
Did
1
Kiss
That
Girl
(by
request)
.
.
..
.
.
Dode
8
Wonderful
One
...
.
t.
...
...
...
Lottie
o
My
Papa
Doesn't
Two
Time
,Xo
Time
.
,
.
.
.
Phyllis
10
Maybe
;..
.
.v..
.
...
...
.Ethel
und
Dodie
11
Oipsy
Love
Song
'
May
12
Cymbaline
'
Marion
Won't
You
Gome
Back,.
Sally
...
.
Ethel
l
i
Little
Pink
Petti
From
Peler
Phyllis
15
Doirh
Frolics
Lottie
and
Phyllis
Finale
...
...
...
Ensemble
Admission
75c
and
35c
Our
work
speaks
for
ilsplf
as
to
onr
painstaking
expert
care.
We
never
send
un
article
hack
until
we
are
satisfied
that
the
customer
is
satisfied.
Hut
our
work
is
promptly
done
and
the
cor-'dial
relations'
between
us
-and
Hi"
folks
we
work
for
is
a
guarantee
of
the
genuineness
of
our
service.
PHONE
8
V$Sm
60X392
PRINCE--!"'
R.UPERT
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
Libby's
Pineapple.
2's.
per
tin
35c
,3
tins
for
$1.00
Libby's
Spinach,
2Vj's,
tin
25c
Libby's
Mincemeat,
in
bulk,
lb
25o
2
lbs.
for
45c
fireen
Tomatoes",
8
lbs.
for
25o
Fresh
Cabbage,
lb
5o
.
.0
His.
for
25o
Tomatoes,
per
lb.
.....
15c
Celery,
for
.
25c
Cauliflowers
25c
to
35o
Potatoes,
per
sack
...
$1.90
parsnips.
Peels,
Carrots,
Turnips,
fresh
slock,
8
lbs.
for
25c
Fresh
Choice
Meat.
EGO!
01
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84
Or
Write
P.O.
Box
575.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
'
LAND
ACT.
Qutan
Charlotta
laland
Land
Dlatrlet.
Take
Notice
that
I,
Samuel
Simpson,
or
Massetl,
H.;.,
onupallon
rislierman.
In-tends
to
apply
ror
ii-iiilalon
to
lea
je
the
follow
inir
ueiMTiuea
mnus:
.V""".'"5".:.".
,.f
a
pout
planted
near
the
Hoiitheat
corner
of
Maxell
laland,
and
thence
5
chain
to
low
water
mark;
Ihence
followlmr
ow
water
mark
In
a
northwesterly
direction
I
onj-tame
or
"
i-haln
'
1
Hille:
thence
weft-eilv
r,
clialtii:
thence
southerly
SO
chain
it
'mile
i
to
poat
of
roinmencement
ana
cnnUlnlnv
15
acre
'-more
or
lea
-,
SAMUEL
SIMPSON
Applicant
feter
Kea;-
Arent
tttb
Pepttoiitier,
iitl,
"Halloween
Week"
I.
One
Pumpkin
Free
with
each
pounds
of
Farmers'
Tea
by
returning
the
Itag.
Farmers'
Tea,
per
lb...
65o
Highest
Quality
obtainable.
King
Apple,
per
box
S2.00
Mcintosh
Apples,
extras,
per
box
...
$2.50
Best
values
in
Hupert.
Victoria
Cross
Cocoa,
5
lbs.
,
.
,
...
f
60c
Santa
Clara
New
Prunes,
per
lb.
...
15c
Creamery
Puller,
2
lbs.
75c
Fresh
Large
Kggs,
per
doz.
45o
Fresh
('.round
Coffee,
3
lbs.
...
$1.00
Milk,
any
kind,
per
case
...
..
$5.50
Fresh
Meat
Better
quality
and
lower
prices.
See
our
window.
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
42S
ARISTOTLE
WAS
THE
FATHER
OF
SCIENCE
n-d
he
said
"Nature
makes
nothing
without
a
purpose."
Man
has
been
given
and
has
taken
a
command
over
nature
which
on
the
whole
has
been
for
the
benefit
of
the
human
race.
He
has
not
yet
been
able
to
find
a
beneficial
use
for
every
natural
thing
but
he
has
made
wonderful
pro-sress
in
subduing
the
earth
and
making
modern
life
one
of
comparative
ease
and
comfort.
Probably
(he
most
important
factor
in
making
our
Jives
comfortable
today
is
an
inheritance
from
nature,
namely,
coal.
And
man
in
his
restless
desire
Iff'
discover
Ihe
best
has
brought,
to.
the
market
Nanalino-Wellington
coal
which
is
now
recognized
to
bo
the
best
obtainable.
This
coal
has
some
wonderful
qualities
'reedom
from
clinkers
and
rock
small
ash
deposit
and
powerful,
lasting
heat
equally
econ
omical
in
furnace,
range
or
fire
place.
This
coal
is
obtainable
only
at
Albert
&
MeCaflery's
and
the
public
will
be
well
advised
in
order
to
inake
sure
they
secure
Nanalino
-
Wellington
coal
and
not
a
substitute,
to,
phone
their
orders
direct
to
this
firm.
Their
phone
numbers
are
116
and
5(5
i.
TIMBER
8ALE
x
66C5.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
tlie
hUtrlct
Forester
not
later
than
iwon
n
the
3rd
day
or
.November,
1t.
for
the
puri'haie
or
Licence
X
6655.
Fountain
Lake,
kltlmat
Ann.
C.H.
I,
to
cut
53J.000
reel
bm.
or
Hemlock,
Balaam,
Spruce
and
l,ennr
nawiiiira.
Two
li)
yean
will
be
allowed
for
re-linval
or
timber.
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
r'ore.
ter,
Victoria,
or
tbe
District
Forester,
frluce
H-uprt,
B.C.
Halloween
Special
Blue
Bird
Chocolates
1
lb.
Package-
75c
See
this
line
in
our
window.
The
higKcst
value
ever
offered
in
High
tirade
Chocolates
in
Hupert.
RuperlTableSupply
1
hrec
Phones.
aio,7ii.
212-
TIMBER
SALE
a
6604.
Sealed
Tender
will
lie
re'elved
by
the
I'Sll'll'l
K'HI'MlT
I."
I
later
tlllll
IHKlll
llll
the
via
day
"f
November.
IVil.
fur
tin-i
urcliase
nf
I
hi
iii
!
X
iimu,
near
Heave.
(
reek,
i.'it
side
of
Kiull
lliver.
C.ll.
j,
i
ii'i.ii'Mi
teei
,1
ilfiiilork.
i1ar,
laUam
and
Spniri-
Saw
lugs.
Two
ii
year.-
will
be
allowed
fur
re.
li:
al
of
umber.
Further
parlli-iilii-
ir
tin-
Oiler
Fore
ler.
Victoria,
or
(he
IMslrlel
Fori-ali
'.
1'rline
Hupert.
li.C.
THE
CORPORATION
CF
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT.
TAKE
MITIUK
THAT:
i
The
oniiirll
uf
Hie
Corporation
of
TIMBER
SALE
X
6566.
There
will
tie
offered
ror
alc
at
ruulle
h.-tli.n.
at
ii'.'.n
on
the
it
111
day
ot
ociu
n
area
moated
about
5
mile
oulheat
ir
llou.-t'in,
Han
5,
Coaul
District.
Three
ct.
year
will
le
allowed
for
nival
of
limber.
Provided
t!i
any
one
unable
to
at
nd
the
iiii-Uof
In
pernon
may
fubmlt
a
aled
tender
to
b
opened
at
ihe
hour
ir
auction
and
ta'id
a
one
bid."
.
.
.
.
i.m
.
.
,
r-1
.
i
r
rn..i.
B
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
practical
Knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
"WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES.
Diamonds,
watches,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Prloe
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
.39"MiVBv71iHBBiVBEniRflH9HHHB
THROUGH
SLEEPING
CARS
TO
SHIP'S
SIDE
The
Canadian
National
Hallways
have
made
arrangements
to
operate
lourisl
and
standard
sleeping
ears
Ihroiigli
from
I
lie
Pacific
Coast
(i
I
lie
ship's
side
at
Montreal
and
Halifax
in
conjunction
with
Old
Country
sail
ings,
during
.November
ami
December.
Full
particular
regarding
rates,
reservations,
passports,
etc.,
can
bo
secured
from
Cily
Ticket
Ollice.
Canadian
National
Hallways.
Third
.Venue.
Prince
Hupert.
Phone
l'G0.
BATTALION
ORDERS
the
Cltj
r
Prince
llu
perl
Intend
to
rim-
October
25
l'J2l
net
a
pavement
fifteen
reet
wide,
run-J
'
tlnif
'if
a
insure
or
umber
over
whlrh.
Parades
ItHltallOll
lllllsler
nltl
lie
placed
a
paving
tlvinK
a
deplli
r'
.
..,,;
i,i,.i.,.
-n
u
i
i
nwii
..r
len
inches
ri.inp.wed
.r
I
parade,
Monday,
October
il,
8
.ken
time
and
-wt.
on
thai
portluit
.
.
',M
in
ranks
":,,
are
Urged
to
llt-'
Atlln
Avenue
eninmeiieliiir
at
a
ilnt
imi
li.
.!!'
boundary
ir
4nd
Avenue
where'
lend.
.Impromptu
blllOKing
COII-
nuer-'..
is
Willi
rni-T
inir
ui
.nun
'emir.
Oiniie
al'iif
Alllli
Avenue
a
iwn
i
n
the
plan
and
p'oWe
dep.ii.lled
the
nrrne
i.f
Ihe
city
Fnrtncer
to
a
pi
Hit
i
iRlit
feet
earn
nr
the
renlral
II""
h
ruei'll.in
nr
t
?t1
Street
and
Alibi
.line,
as
a
l..ral
Improvement,
and
In-iid'
t"
ne.-ialiv
assess
the
rol
upon
tl
id
alumni
directly
mi
Oh'
work
eirept
i-h
portl
.n
.r
the
nst
as
Ineiirred
l
i
eet
inti'iiei-tli
n
and
at
nelHml
prnperlv
i
The
estimated
ni
t
Ihe
work
'
.'.H0.llti.
i.r
whlrh
l
lil
59
Is-
tu
tie
paid
'
the
Citrp'iratlon.
and
the
eslliiiaii-d
an-
at
sperlal
fa"1
t"'
f"'1'
fmntare
I
"TiKtsi.
The
speelal
ineessnieiit
l
to
paid
In
t'i
ilium'
nisianiieiiis.
i
p.
"dei'taklnir
the
wi.rk
must
'
.
fnri'
the
Kflth
day
of
November.
IBJ1.
K.
r.
J'its.
City
Clerk,
'..iiid
lliis
T.th
day
of
rtrtober.
It.
cert
to
follow,
"A"
conifHiiiy
parade
Tuesday.
October
28,
H,p.in.
"B"
company
.
parade
Wednesday,
Ocl(iber,:2'.i,
8
p.m.
Jlecruits
i)itlrly
room
will
be
open
Monday,,
Tuesday,
Wednesday
evenings
for
the
attestation
of
reerujlsi;
Heeinit
IrainiiiR
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
October
'Irf'
tlX
ZFl,MT)
and
SV,
under
C.S.M.
Ilobi..-
sou.
Course
ofc.
Ins!
ruction
A
school
of
iir-i
ruction
for
N.C.O.'s
will
be
held
at
Kiuimall
B.C.
from
January
5
lo
February
1
1,
1925.
Any
member
of
the
retri-ment
wishing
lo
attend
please
ht,
ivti.
in
the
office
of
the
ForesllIul
fy
""
Orderly
'
HoOIII.
rare
iipemw.r
al
Sinlthera,
B.:..
the
licence,"".1"'
ossi-.,
to
cut
r.5.(nn
Jaikpine
Tie
on;
paid
both
ways
and
pay
granted
runner
pariiu.
i4tj
wi
.'r
."..r
,
m
....
,
-r.
vieu.ria.
n.r...
or
Dutn
rore.ter.
and
Dance,
Friday.
November
.
7
-Ince
Biipert.
B.e
tivn
niv;
ir
1
"
Standard-
Designer
Pattern
7696
LJol
at
regulation
rales.
S.
I).
JOHNSTON.
Major
&
Adjutanl.
At
Id.
I
si.
Bn.
North
B.C.
Ilegt.
Note-
Uegimenlal
Whist
Drive
MATERIALS
Suitable
For
this
Model
A
Tailored
Frock
That
Any
One
Can
Make
PLAIN
AND
STRIPED
FLANNELS,
PLAIDS,
CHECK8,
'
HOMESPUNS,
TRICOTINES
DO
per
centreductioii
on
all
patterns
purchased
With
dies
a
lenjjlliSi,
,''
iii-
I
'
Fancy
Bullous
in
latest
designs.
THE
ORDER
TO
"CARRY
ON"
I
The
British
Columbia
lumber
;
industry
today
asks
merely
for
I
I
he
order
to
"carry
on"-
to
'complete
its
job
of
placing
this
'Province
in
front
in
the
march
of
progress.
!
What
our
lumbermen
have
accomplished
s
written
very
plainly
across
the
historj
of
llritish
Columbia.
There
is
assuredly
no
community
in
the
world
that
owes
so
mUcb
lo
a
single
business
group
his
Jlrillsh
Columbia
does
lo
its
i
premier
industry.
I
Pioneering
in
the
truest
sense
of
the
word,
the
lumber
.industry
of
this
Province
lias
built
up
its
cities,
attracted
trade
to
II
ports
provided
millions
upon
millions
of
capital
for
its
development
employed
a
fourth
of
its
popula-
,
rton
and
furnished
a
third
ol
its
administrative
revenue.
!
And
now
conies
a
badly
con-
ieeived
acl
of
the
legislature,
dat-
jing
back
lo
Ihe
pre-war
days
oft
lUlt,
which,
if
unrepealed,
'threatens
Jo
nullify
these
magnificent
elTorts
and
set
up
an
ef-lfeelle
bar
lo
a
further
advance
ment.
There
is
very
much
more
for
Hrillsh
Columbia's
chief
industry
to
attain,
more
communities
to
be
built
up
and
more
foreign
trade
lo
be
allracletl.
Further
millions
are
awaiting
investment
in
our
fori'l
industries
and
more
revenue
for
the
carrying
out
of
public
works
rim
be
later
on
legitimately
levied
un
mi
expanded
lumber
output.
The
most
serious
problem
ln1-fore
Ibis
Province
today
is
Ihe
solllenient
of
the
royally
of
limber
on
a
basin
fair
ami
qtiit
ulilo
both
to
the
public
and
In
Ihe
in.
lioslry
Unit
serves
I
hem.
This
scries
ol
articles
communicated
by
the
Timber
Industries
Council
of
British
Columbia.
Monday's
Special
LADIES'
ALL
WOOL
HOSIERY.
Iteuular
l.3o.
Special
for
$1.00
4
!
Just
received
a
new
ship-j
incut
of
lloyal
Society
Stamped
Onods
that
make
beatiiiful
.Vinas
Oifls.
.Make
jour
selection
while
Ihe
assortment
i
at
its
best.
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Phone
645.
Cor.
3rd
A
7th.
SHOWING
THE
rlEVV
FALL
STYLES
IN
WEN'S
OVERCOATS
Made
from
the
Fines!
KiikIIsIi
Coaliii!,'
Fabrics.
Here
for
your
iuspectbui..
Prices
from
$25
to
$50
SatJidar,
October
55,
ijji
Friday
&
Saturday
SPECIALS
FOUR
BID
LEADERS
FOR
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY,
Flannelette
Sheets,
1
1
-
A
sixe,
White
or
tlrey.
per
pair
$2.75
Ladles'
White
Voile
WalU,
values
lo
2.l):i
$1w
.
Monarch
Down,
2
oz.
balls,
per
bull
35,
Pure
Silk
Hose,
values
lo
1.75.
Special,
per
pair
$i,00
These
Prices
good
for
Friday
and
Saturday
um
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
SL
We
slock
Pictorial
Putlenis.
CENTRAL
CITY
MISSION
HOLDS
GENERAL
MEETING
Secretary
and
Treasurer
Chonn
Replacing
Mrs.
Isaac
Lear
Who'
Resigned
the
Position
A
general
Hireling
of
lhoe
hI-leudina
the
tnlritt
Oily
Mission
was
held
on
Thursday
evtslililg,
the
following
buiiie
being
'raii'HCletl
the
Secretary
Treasurer
KUler
Isaac
l.ear.
rtttd
her
report
which
uliowol
that
progress
had
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balance
on
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The
Sunday
School
report
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Treauier:
Sister
II.
Scherk
which
showed
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sftuutiou
lo
b
try
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both
spiritually
and
fliiMii-rlally.
Discussion
look
place
a
:o
a
future
gathering
of
lenrher
and
scholar.
The
secretary
treitMircr
Sister
GET
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AT!
Let
ua
Make
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to
your
Measure.
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CARD.
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