ff
Our
work
speaks
for
itself
as
to
our
paiuslakiotexpei't
care.
Wo
never
send'
an
.article
back
until
we
are
satisfied
that
the
customer
is
satisfied.
Hutr
our
work
is
promptly
dolic
and
the
cordial
relations
between
us
and
I
lie
folks
wo
work
for
is
a
guarantee
of
the
genuineness
of
our
service.
PHONE
8
Vntfy
60X392
PR.INCEr-f
RUPERT
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
Libby's
Pincaople,
2s,
per
tin
85o
3
tins
for
$1.00
Libby's
Spinach,
2Vi's,
tin
:
25c
Libby's
Mincemeat,
in
bulk,
lb
25o
1
His.
for
45c
Fresh
Cabbage,
lb
5o
.
.0
His.
for
25o
Tomatoes,
per
lb
15c
Celery,
for
25c
Cauliflowers
....
25cto
35c
Po'atoe-;.
per
saek
.
.
.
$1.90
Parsnips,
Heels.
Carrot.
Turnips,
fresh
slock.
8
lbs.
for
25o
El
30
01
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84
Or
Write
P.O.
Hox
575.
Prince
Ruoert,
B.C.
LA.KD
ACT.
Queen
Charlotta
laland
Land
District.
District
of
Prlnc
Ruparr
Takf
Nntire
Hint
t,
siiiiiuH
Sliiifmon,
nf
Maaactt,
II.
C,
ni'iiipiilliiii
flulicrinan,
Intend
to
apply
Tor
iertiilloii
to
lease
tlie
rill..ulnlr
ili.ncillwl
Imidn:
CorillllflKlllif
it
ixint
planted
near
Hip
utlu'at
corner
of
Manwlt
Ulanit,
'ami
thence
&
chains
to
low
walr
mark;
llieiicc
rullnwlnir
luw
water
mark
In
a
tiKitliwei'terly-
direction
I
dlit-tam-e
nf
an
chain
'
I
tiillni:
thence
west,
erlv
5
chain:
Ihencc
aontherly
SO
chain
M
mile
i
In
pint
nf
rnmnveiicenient
and
containing;
1'
acrra
iinore
or
Imp'.
SAMUEL
SIMPSON.
Applicant
retei
km:
,
Airni
Sttb
stpttinlier,
I
APPLES
APPLESI
APPLES!
Tliis
is
Apple
Week
at
the
Farmers'
Market.
Fancy
Mcintosh's,
reg.
$3.00
for
52.50
Jumble
Kings,
extra
good,
reg.
2.50
for
.
.
.
.
$2.00
Don't
forget
our
Big
Pumpkin
deal
is
good
for
ltallow'een.
One
pumpkin
Free
for
One
Farmers'
Tea
Hag.
MEAT
the
choicest
in
town
and
the
lowest
in
price.
Compare
them
with
others.
FarmersMarket
Phono
Blue
428
ARISTOTLE
WAS
THE
FATHER
OF
SCIENCE
.!
he
said
"Nature
makes
nothing
without
a
purpose."
Man
'ias
been
given
and
has
taken
n
command
over
nature
which
or
he
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
progress
in
subduing
the
earth
ami
making
modern
life
one
of
comparative
ease
and
comrort.
Probably
the
most
important
factor
in
making
our
lives
comfortable
today
is
an
inheritance
from
nalure.
namely,
coal.
And
man
in
his
restless
desire
to
discover
the
best
has
brought
to
the
market
Nanalino-Wcllinglon
coal
which
is
now
recognized
to
be
the
best
obtainable.
This
coal
has
some
wonderful
qualities
recdoni
from
clinkers
and
rock
small
ash
deposit
and
power
ful,
lasting
heat
equally
econ
omical
in
furnace,
rarlge
or
fire
place.
This
coal
is
obtainable
only
nl
Albert
&
McCafTeryV
and
the
public
will
be
well
advised
in
order
to
make
sure
they
sccur
Nauaiino
-
Wellington
coal
and
not
a
substitute
to
phone
their
orders
direct
to
litis
firm.
Their
phone
numbers
are
1
1
G
and
r.6t.
TIMBER
SALE
x
66C5.
Sealed
Tendcri
will
be
received
by
the
hUtrlct
rorrftrr
nut
later
than
limn
on
tlx;
3rd
dar
of
November.
1111.
for
the
,
purrhae
of
Licence
X
55.
Fountain
Lake,
iKItlmat
Arm.
C.ll.
t,
to
rut
SJJ.000
feet
i
h.n.
nf
Hemlock,
llalani,
Spruce
and
Cedar
Sawioxs.
Two
t
yean
will
be
allowed
for
re
1
unval
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
.
ores
ter
Victoria,
or
the
Dhtrlct
ForeKtcr
Prime
liupert,
b.C,
Legs
of
Pork,
lb
30c
Pork
Sparo
Hibs
Ib.
..
15c
Pork
Hocks,
lb
12'
jc
Harms
of
Specials
awair
our
many
customers
this
u
i-ck-rii'l,
Hring
your
'"leiiils
or
pfcone
your
order.
Three
phones,
ho
waiting.
Heady
cut
Macaroni,
3
His.
for
40c
Waffle
Syrup.
1-2
galf.
tins,
belter
Ihan
Maple
Srup
for
holcakes.
Heg.
$1.25.
Special
$1.00
Woite
Hock
Imported
Ginger
Ale.
The
best
line
we
have
sent
yet.
2$c
bottle.
l(er
i(z
$2.50
Pure
Apple
Cider
for
Mine.'
Meat,
pints
35c
(Juart
bottles
60c
KipiieretJ
Snacksv
per
tin
5c
'ternnjjs
in
totnatoe
sauce,
per
tin
5c
Oct
Monte
To
ma
toe
Saocc.
p
r
tin
10o
Van
Camp'
Pork
and
Hearts
in
Tomafoe
Sauce,
medium
size,
15c
tin,
7
for
$1.00
C-
Hrni
Mill
Out-
sal'
s
on
Kiun
have
rebicil
in
the
past
month.
Ve
guarantee
satisfaction.
ml
a
solution
of
the
milk
I'ubietn
with
Klim.
hel
Monte
Peas,
extra
fine
sifted,
reg.
35c
tin.
Spe-rial
30c.
3
tins
for.
.
85c
COMBINATION
SPECIALS.
Assorted
Canned
Fruits
1
Tin
eai-h
.of
following:
Sliced
Pineapple,
2's
Olobe
Hrand
Pears,
2's
Del
Monte
Peaches,
sliced.
'I's
(reengage
Plum,
2's
Del
MonteWpricols,
l's
Special.
0
Tins
for
$1.00
Table
Sail,
3
sacks
for
25c
Lobster.
V,
lb.
tin
...
25c
Lobster,
Vj
lb.
tin
...
45c
Pure
Loganberry
Jam,
4
lb.
pails
65c
New
Orleans
Molasses,
5
Ib.
tin
40c
10
Ib.
tin
75c
EXTRA
SPECIAL
(trimes'
OohJen
Apples,
I
lbs.
tor
...
25o
!i
His
50c
Per
box
$1.95
We
assure
you
that
Jiriines'
(tolilen
Apple
is
the
best
quality
eating
apple
it
is
possible
to
buy
now.
California
Oranges,
2
doz.
for
35o
Thanksgiving
Turkeys
place
your
order
now,
as
our
slock
will
be
all
fresh
killed
birds,
and
will
be
sold
up
before
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones
sicuii.
212-
I
PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday
Oclober
2t,
(gjj
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY,
7
p.m.
(Saturday
Matinee
3
p.m.
Admission
50c
and
25c)
VAUDEVILLE
at
8.45
p.m.
POLA
NEGRI
In
mm
IMPERIAL.
COMEDY
"THE
RAINSTORM."
"The
Bostonian
Joy
Babes"
Vaudeville
Program
Friday
and
Saturday
1
Since
Ma
Plays
Mali
Jong
Ethel
and
Dodie
2
Ma
Jong
Lottie
a
Dreamy
Melody
'
May
I
Shine
...
...
Phyllis
and
Dode
5
Jester
.losings
Marion
(iVhat'll
Do
Ethel
7
Why
Did
1
Kiss
That
Girl
'(by
request)
,
Dode
S
Wonderful
One
...
.
.'
Lottie
0
My
Papa
Doesn't
Two
Time
,No
Time
Phyllis
10
Maybe
,
.
.
.
Ethel
and
Dodie
11
Gipsy
Love
Song
.
.
.
.
t'
.
'-.
.
j
May
12
Cymbaline
.'
Marion
l.'i
Won't
You
Come
Hack,
Sally
Ethel
IS
A
Little
Pink'
Petti
From
Peter
...
...
v
Phyllis
1T
Diiu
h
Frolics
Lottie
and
Phyllis
Finale
Ensemble
Admission
75c
and
35c
DULKLEY
VALLEY
BEEF
We
are
overstocked
with
No.
1
Steer
Heef
and
Veal
Veal
from
t
lie
Interior.
In
addition
to
our
regular
sup-
ply.
wo
received
1.000
lbs.,
which
must
be
sold.
Hump
Roasts,
lb.
..
170
Prime
Mb
Iloasts,
lb.
19o
T-Hone
Hoast,
lb
25o
Hlade
Hih
Hoast,
lb.
..
15o
Chuck
Hoast.
lb
12'aC
Honejess
Stewing
Heef.
lb.
10o
Hib
Moiling
Heef,
i
His.
25c
Fresli
Ground
Hamburg
Steak,
lb
12'c
Heef
Hearts.
Liver
and
Tongues,
all
good
fresh
stock.
DULKLEY
VALLEY
VEAL.
Meaty
Hoast,
lb
18c
Loin
Hoast.
lb!
25c
Thick
Hreast.
3
lb.
for
25c
PORK
Whole
Shoulder;
ib.
17'
ac
Shoulder
Hoast
as
cut.
lb.
20c
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
posslblo,
while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES.
Diamonds,
wa
tones,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
Heill
roner
Diamond
Specialist
ROTARY
CLUB
LOSES
MEMBER
Ylembers
Express
Sense
of
Loss
In
Death
of
Archbishop
Du
Vernet
That
the
loss
to
the
Holary
dub.
to
the
Anglican
Church,
lo
the
city
and
lo
the
whole
of
Canada
in
the
death
of
Archhjs-hop
Du
Vernet
is
an
irreparable
me
was
the
sentiment
expressed
ti
addresses
delivered
at
the
Ho
lary
lunchon
yesterday
after
noon,
the
whole
or
the
lime
or
Hie
speakers
being
devoted
to
eulogies
of
the
life
and
work
of
the
member
who
hall
just
laid
down
his
work.
President
W
T.
Kergin
spoke
feelingly
of
Ih6
loss
siisUliicd.
Some
men
shorn
of
their
pi
hon
ami
wealth,
present
a
sorry
spectacle;
others
stood
out
more
strongly.
Such
a
one
was
Archbishop
Du
Vernet.
lie
fulfilled
in
lis
own
life
the
Holary
motto.
Service
not'
self.')
Dr.
II.
n.
Ornnt,
in
moving
a
vote
of
condolence
to
Mrs.
Du
Verenl
and
family,
asked
the
in
dulgence
of
the
cluh
while
he
spoke
a
few
words
about
his
old
friend,
the
Archbishop.
He
was
held
high
in
the
esteem
of
every
member.
No
words
of
his
could
adequately
express
Hie
regard
in
which
their
late
member
had
been
held
in
the
club,
in
(tic
community
and
throughout
Canada.
Some
people
were
esteemed
tnd
not
loved;
others
were
loved
ind
not
esteemed.
However,
Hie
rchhishop
had
been
both
loved
and
esteemed.
Broad
Catholicity
Archhislrop
Du
Vernet
had
tailed
out
in
life
with
a
splendid
mental
equipment,
and
he
had
ullivaled
it.
The
thinkers
of
the
world
were
those
wlnr
had
in
fluenced
the
ages.
The
Arch
bishop
appealed
to
them
because
:
of
his
broad
catholicity,
recogni-
lion
of
the
fact
that
every
church
I
should
-be
given
ils
quota
of
re-
liuious
lielnfulness.
He
was
broad
in
his
.sympathies
and
liailj
a
special
interest,
in
the
eoin-
munity
lo
which
he
belonged.
I
Dr.
ftrant
spoke
of
the
ro-j
operative
work
with
his
own
r
church
where
there
was
no
over
Hipping
in
the
mission
fields.
The
negotiations
in
regard
to
litis
had
been
carried
on
between
I
he
Archbishop,
the
Presbyterian
superintendent
of
missions
ami
himself
and
always
in
a
most
friendly
spirit.
As
a
churchman
Dr.
Omul
said
the
loss
was
great
for
it
must
have
been
a
great
help
to
the
young
clergy
of
the
diocese
to
have
a
man
to
whom
they
could
look
for
sympathy
who
would
be
alwas
helpful.
Psychological
Studies
Tlu
speaker
then
mentioned
(lie
studies
in
psychology
of
the
member
who
had
gone
and
of
the
e
ll'o
it
made
to
support
the
fallli
of
llniM'
who
needed
it
as
a
re
suit
of
those
studies.
o
one
was
belter
fitted
for
that
work.
lie
was
a
good
man
and
all
ad
nured
him.
His
character
shone
as
never
before
during
Hie
last
fgreiil
fight
with
death.
Fred
Stork
in
seconding
the
resolution
mentioned
that
this
was
the
first
break
in
the
ranks
of
the.
club
ami
in
it
they
lost
one
of
their
best
and
brightest
minds.
He
was
one
of
their
select
men
and
was
so
regarded
in
the
romniunlly.
He
had
met
the
Archbishop
sixteen
years
ago,
one
of
the
first
he
met
in
Prince
IHtiperl
and
from
year
lo
year
I
since
thai
his
estimate
of
him
ami
aumiratlon
Tor
Ills
character
had
increased.
His
kindliness
ami
courtesy
appealed
more
and
...
.
.
a
a
iiimn
t
ue
ciuu
ami
tne
coin-
munily
had
Iol
its
lending
mind.
To
the
family
he
wished
lo
c-'.end
every
sympathy.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Take
notice
I
tint
Hays
Cove
Circle
ami
Sixth
Avenue
from
Hays
Creek
llride
lo
the
intersection
of
Fourth
and
Fifth
Avenues
will
be
closed
for
Iwo
weeks
commencing.
Monday.
Oct.
27.
During
Hie
lime
this
road
l
closed,
Irallic
proceeding
to
Sections
7
and
H
will
have
to
be
diverted
along
Llevenlh
Avenue.
F.
W.
PKAHSO.V,
252
City
Hugineer
TIMBER
SALE
X
6556.
Tlwre
will
be
offered
for
tale
at
I'ulillr
Auction,
at
lex-n
im
th
tub
day
of
oct-lr.
Il.
In
the
office
of
tlx-
I'ore'l
siiiM-mnor
at
smithera,
B.C..
the
licence
X
to
rut
14.
not
Jariplne
Tlf
I
on
n
area
altualed
about
t
mhra
wsithcau
f
II.iiit.Iimi.
luiire
I,
ijx.l
Oiorii
t.
Three
Hi
year
will
be
allowed
fur
rt
amval
nf
limber.
"I'mvKled
trial
anjr
one
unable
to
at
'cixi
the
met
In-
in
prrtnn
mar
inbuilt
ealel
tcmlrr
In
be
icned
at
the
buur
if
auction
and
'"ea'd
a
ne
bid."
Further
iiartlmlan
nf
th
Ctilef
Torn-..
vi-.
.h,,
r.c
or
botrlct
lortr.
rrluce
hupert.
B.C.
r
P
v.
nMV
MYwr
Saturday's
Special
LADIES'
PURE
WOOL
COMBINATIONS.
Hegular
G.ri
ami
up.
Special
for
Saturday
only,
$4.50.
Unlflex
is
a
trade
name
of
a
new
process
of
sloicmak-ing,
exclusive
to
Messrs.
(icily
A
Scott,
makers
of
lite
CLASSIC
SIKH-:.
They
are
designed
to
combine
the
lightness,
flexibility
and
smart
appearance
of
the
Classic
Shoe.
See
the
latest
styles
in
our
window.
Come
in
and
let
us
explain.
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Bros.
Ltd.
I
Phone
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eUABANTtlOJBy
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atineoie
uwfwi
-attiiuv?
ov.tomi
iconiaa
The
original
label
look
for
it
at
the
Vendors,
and
insist
oh
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
U2
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
tho
Government
of
Hritish
Columbia.
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
M.
B.
JELLY
POWDERS
6
pkg.
for.
.
35c
MALKIN'Sl
BEST
M.
B.
TEA
2
lbs.
for
$1.25
Spring
Clolhes
Pins.
i
iloz.
for
2Sc
tlramilatetl
Sugar.
20
lb",
nir
$1.7,
(Limit
20
lbs.
lo
each
customer
DRY
GOODS
DEPT.
Values
extraordinary
Tor
shoppers
who
rare
lo
rome
town
during
the
wet
weather.
Washwell
(liiiBhnnie,
guariinleed.
ecial,
.1
yards
$1.25
Hloomer
Satinetle,
:lliu.
tSpcrinl,
"'r
yonl
.
.
60c
Velveteens
in
all
wauled
shades,
per
yard
$1.00
Lingerie
Crepes,
per
yard
40c
At,
Wool
Serge,
Min.
wide,
per
jainl
1.10
I'rcncii
Flat
Crepe,
per
yard
,
$2.$
I'alriipie
Hanmelte,
per
yard
$25
I'uccouiie
Ciein1.
Hroraded.
per
yartl
$2.23
Pure
Wool
Tweeds,
splendid
design,
ard
.
$1.8J
NolliuRliatrr
Lite
Curiam.
2M
yurtU
bug.
pair
$Uj
Scotch
Madras
Curtain,
yard
$U$
MEN'S
AND
BOY8'
DEPT.
Men's
Flno
Fur
Felt
Hats,
$2.05
each.
Colors
Hruwn.
Hlark,
(irey
and
Pawn.
Size
ri
k
7
:-.
Heg.
:i..V).
Special,
each
$2.8$
Men's
100
per
cent.
Pure
Wool
Socks,
2
pair
for
05c
Medium
Weight.
Hibbed.
tailors
Heather.
Of
Hlack.
Heg.
?7.V
pair.
Speciul,
2
pair
for
95
Boys'
Jerseys,
100
per
cent
Pure
Wool.
,
In
Plant
ami
timbiualiou
Odor.
Medium
U
t
Pullover
ami
Hiillou
Shoulder.
Site
20
(ti
i
t
.
values
In
?;i.lH.
.Special
$1.85
Boys'
Tweed
Knickers,
05c
pair.
Co
Iocs
(irey
ami
Hrowu.
Sues
20
to
2H,
V
special,
air
8Sc
Universal
Trading
Co,
Friday
&
Saturday
SPECIALS
FOUR
BIG
LEADERS
FOR
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY.
Flannelette
Sheets,
It-l
siie.
While
or
(Irey.
p
pair
Ladles'
White
Voile
Waists,
values
lo
?2.?:,
Monarch
Down,
2
oz.
hall,
t
ImII
$2.71
$130
3S
Pure
Silk
Hose,
values
to
.?5.
Special,
per
pair
$1.00
These
Prices
good
for
Friday
and
Saturday
.
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S.
Wallace
Co.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
St
We
slock
Pictorial
Patterns,
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