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sntnsiwiw
.
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n
kl
uilm..
tn4
Xht
l
antra
tvTTi
nrrna
Making
wash
day
pleasant
J
ait
toe
Wmo
t
here
you
wd
"M
far
hoding,
or
in
yur
Junf
macntne.
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fOR
COAL
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t(.;rrt-
ni.
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I
IMP
lu
HE
hardest
part
of
wath-day,
rubbing,
rubbing,
rubbing,
hat
given
way
to
the
new
method
of
soaking
the
clothes
clean
with
Rinao.
This
wonderful
new
soap
gefltlr
loosens
the
dirt
and
a
thorough
rinsing
leaves
things
white
and
glistening
as
you
never
could
get
them
before.
Only
spots
where
the
dirt
it
ground-in,
such
as
neck
bands,
cufl
edgua,
and
the
like
need
a
light
rubbing,
and
little
dry
Rinso
rubbed
on
these
spots
quickly
mtkes
the
dirt
disappear.
Rinto
ii
told
bf
all
f
rotcri
and
department
tlotti
Rinso
MAD!
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
LUX
WHY
VIENNA
CRUMBLES
VlliNNA.
On.
it.
To
get
u
telephone
cotiio-rtion
in
Vienna
takes
mi
much
time
that
Hi"
iilifhiiiM
ailminiotralion
eoV
to
remedy
the
ifonlioo.
by
e-
'
laldilnii
u)!Ul
rv(rri.
Themj-
i
a
"mind"
rate,
which
cii
"
"Vn??.!tlJl!r2
(tOtll
IW
CfoMtwM
"I"'
tnes
(he
normal,
and
slm
a
"liitiilHlng"
rat,
wliieh
ntnt
he
paid
for
at
Sfl
timrs
the
lior-nwl
eharxe.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6S12.
Trader
ill
rroJ
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ti
f
Smm
rMmminn
ssid
j
HSShler
t
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m
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dai
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i
w
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(V
day
ifleinoon.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6521.
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w
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poinrl
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ih.i
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nil
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the
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CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Servicei
i
i
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver.
Victoria,
and
Seattle
October
7,
17,
28
for
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
October
3,
13,
24
8.3.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
for
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
"
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Line.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
AgenL
Corner
of
4th
8'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupfi.
aU.
Phone
109.,
Hetgerson
Block.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
DENTIST
(Wire
Honrs;
a.m,
to
0
p.m.
Open
Kveuings
by
Special
Appointment
ENGLAND
AS
SEEN
BY
U.S.
Supenclllousness
STUDY
IN
CONTRAST
LONDON,
Oct.
0.
Sinclair
.win,
Hit;
author
of
"Ilahhilt.
spoke
with
mi
pnlPiluiiilnjf
exasperation
on
Tuesday
ahoul
some
common
Kngli-di
misconceptions
on
Ihe
subject
of
America
nd
Hi"
American.
J
look
part
in
a
debate
with
Major
IJcl'lli
(Ian
nay;
ai
the
London
School
'of
hrononiies
on
Hir
(inference
h
(wren
Ilic
KngllNli
and
the
Americans.
-Major
Mcilh,
as
the
exponent
of
"High
SI
reel,"
commented
in
a
light
and
amusing
rnunncr
on
some,
of
Ihe
superficial
differences.
He
contracted
the
American
who,
he
aid,
wan
u
born
"uo-
nnrr
and
"booster,
with
P.nglihmati,
who
wa
a
horn
"knocker"'
n
man
who
surround
everylhlng
wilh
an
at
mosphere
of
giMille
depreciation.
lie
made
an
ingenious
defence
of
Hip
KiikIIhIi
Aentimental
ihivp
as
a
safely
vnle
for
I
he
KnslUh
who
rc
nfrnid
to
fXftrmn
kmiII-
inent,
and
he
accounted
for
Mr.
Lewis's
realism
as
an
attempt
t
counter
the
cxuheraiil
fenlimenl
nllly
of
the
American.
Hence
"Main
Stri
ct"
and
"MahMtl
.ir.
Sinclair
i.eis,
a
younjr
man
wilh
a
knotty
forehead,
a
freh
efimplexton,
and
eitraor
dinnrily
fluent
sjeech
the
most
expert
short-hand
wrltern
present
(rave
him
up
in
despair.
followed.
"Insufferable
Lecturers
Nr.
Iwt
plimprsl
into
AiikIo-
Americaii
relalioim.
He
m
the
rniMHidTlAiidmjr
reriiimlml
hlin
oi
nai
Happened
when
a
younjr
nun
called
uiu
ht
future
riiolher-in-law..
They
were
mIi
o
rrrerl
thai
llny
otuld
nl
get
on
Wtgelker.
S
l-nff
a
uail
u
it
i.
Im
ken
acrs
the
sea
so
viforiHiidy
eter'He
wu
niieruine,
out
wiini
ttie
ynuns;
whole
efly
i-
complaining.
Tim
aiail
.i...,,..,
....
...
I
----'
.-r...
.....
of
Ofjtarrtte-i4iiMg
in
the
oilier
"in-law"
all
wind
wll.
The
Irmihle
w
llial
ail
Amer
1riie
who
abiMaml
in
Hitalaud
imjf
he
either
humorous
or
in
eon.i-u.ueri!.
Mark
Twain
had
eolntilioheij
the
repulnliont
of
AmericNno
a
wy
hHinrHi
pepe.
Arconling
lo
the
Hnnlish,
Americans
were
smly
HtcTep
in
renl
elle
or
Ihe
punching
of
cattle.
"I
don't
know
exactly
how
y
mi
punch
callle,"
said
Mr.
Lewis,
"lull
it
seem
a
disapree-ahle
hiisie."
An
Amerinan
who
is
a
realist,
inleresteil
in
the
sor-
BM
Wtttry.
VtivYiti?r
ti
!
Mrrhtw
or
lhukc
x
it.
rui
ii.h(
,j,
nnd
tiHire
interelinir
Hide
of
i
4urtU9
i
trm
un
m
im
Mmini
iuwi
i
tw
r.4Mtdrrtf
bm
.
lulls
(om
I
TUMI
IM
f
Itsitralt
i-mii
.
!l
iVr.
HMum
i.
UU
Uivlrlri.
'
Knund
fr.
mrt-
'
T
(I-
rsars
win
Br
(Hwwrd
Tr
r-
t
B.4
'nirMrfMC
III
Mill
of
UStn.
iw
,r
,,t
fha
r.mtrvrl.
loi
rrlhr
psrtlruUr
f
Iht
OIf
fT
(r
riilllWM
r
irSr.
Sor.lmrr,
f
,
Mil.
W
'I
l
lit
f
ihr
ma-
Irf.
Vlriorll.
It
..
rrtorr
hmri.
h
.
or
mul
nntr.
life,
was
held
to
have
no
ripht
to
represent
America.
II
wa
one
of
Ihe
most
ahsurd
he
I
iof
h
hat
Kimland
was
a
very
old
and
America
a
very
new
country.
"When
I
wone
hack
from
Home
I
look
round
and
say.
'How
exlrcniely
raw
and
new
Ihit
rminlry
is.
I
mini
itotiack
'
a
coiinlry
with
an
old
and
mellow
i.irns
,,otmater
otiX,
17,-
-rfirtlmllnn.'
'
1
1
I
.ii
i
.ii....
..I
I
aij
n
I
r-
ill
arr'vd
in
'I'
Ml'1
r
1
1
V
i'
'T
j"
,M
trr
"-f
uiu
MoioricBii
raiiiioes
I'rinre
i
'nihi-r
i.ni.
nnr
"f
it
OHef
Torrs
liicre
was
less
difference
lie-
irr.
Vlr
r
tno
limrf.
I
.HTMrr.
,ww,
Alnf,r(l
nn,
Klljt
ami
in
I
ape
lhan
tjierc
was
between
Kuk-
-
-
:
-
,
:
v.-
r"
'.tanUfl.d
I?
ftVhMr
'lean
families
who
had
livt'il
on
I
the
same
farm
for
200
yrars,
land
there
were
certainly
families
.jin
America
who
had
always
had
.aflernoon
lea
al
the
same
lime,
and
who
were
tremendously
jjr-tnoranl
about
everythinjr.
Amer
ica
nail
a
peerage
me
same
as
Knpland.
"We
don't
call
I
hem
Lord
Ibis
or
f
Ii
nl
;
we
call
them
Jim
and
Kill,
hul
they
are
-aclly
alike.
You
must
rememher
if
we
jrave
up
haxliifr
deinerncy
In
America
and
hal
lilies
we
hIkuiVI
have
Ihree
limes
'as
many
dukes
as
you."
.Mr.
Lewis
gave
some
examples
of
the
sort
of
lliitiff
which,
he
said,
made
Americans
cominjr
to
I'.nKland
nnd
wnntinp
to
love
it
rome
mrar
lo
halinp
it
al
limes,
lie
read
from
n
Sunday
paper
a
paraprapli
on
ltnbemian
chnnpes,
in
elTecl
thai
llohemia
was
drop-pitik'
Its
eccsMitrklties
because
'Americans
and
bank
clerks
arc
imllat
ints
Iheiii,"
Crushing
up
tne
pajor
in
nis
nana,
me
ri-v
claimri,
This
man
Is
the
kintl
ef
gotten
little
fiwvl
that
makes
Americans
halo
Knplaml
when
they
want
to
love
her."
Jokes
Important
Rncli
thinjrs
were
.like,
the
bacillus
of
some
disease
which,
although
a
very
small
thini?,
caused
tremotulous
upheaval
in
Ihe
organism.
Jokes
were
Ihe
most
important
things
in
the
world,
After
giving
more
in-
X
IlHi
UA1LI
11
Hi
VT
B
stances
nf
caricatures,
nf
Ame
ri-leiitis
nn
the
music
hall
stage
and
alluding
with
irritation
to
a
car.
I
mm
In
llax
Heerltohm'
new
col
lection,
in
which
Eurona
offers
I
America
2
'id.
for
her
art
in
i
exchange
for
whal
America
has
Sinclair
Lewis
Says
Amerlcanejiaken
from
us
,Mr..
Lewi
Hald
Would
Love
Cousins
If
Minus
,11ml
America
would
hue
Lngland
if
Kiiirlixliiiicn
overcame
their
coiiiplcle
xupcrcilioiixne,
and,
he
added,
"an
an
American
I
hop'
laml.
lo
he
allowed
to
love
Kng-
WHALING
STATIONS
,
CLOSE
FOR
WINTER
Prince
John
Brought
Nearly
100
Chinese
from
Islands
Yesterday
Afternoon
O.N.
II.
sleamer
Prince
John,
(jftpl.
Neil
McLean,
arrived
in
port
yeslcrday
aflernoon
at
3
fi'-
clock
after
havinjrniade
her
first
trip
in
all
Oueen
Charlollc
dnls
under
Ihe
new
falll-chedule.
Tlie
vessel
had
some
YX'
paxsehirers
'
I
Oft
nf
whom
were
second
las,
mostly
Chiriese
from
ihe
LoekeMtrl
cannery
and
Itoe
Harbor
and
Nnden
llarhor
whaling
stations
which
are
'how
chrsinir
up
for
Ihe
winter.
The
majority
of
the
paenrpr
transferred
lo
the
Prince
ituperl
and
went
MHilli
lasl
nlpht.
ThV
PriiK
John
sailed
at
to
o'rlixk
for
Stewart
and
Anyox.
'
First
class
passnRerrt
arriv-
init
here
from
tlie
Islanils
on
(liH
Prince
John
included
It.
Wlmat-ley
(for
Vancouver),
Mr..
A.
Murphy.
K.
C.
Hill.
T.
L.
Willihnis,
It.
Mallory,
It.
K.
Hiirjir.
J.
F.
Hama
(for
Victoria),
L.
II.
Ilin-
lou.
It.
Ive,
Toint
(Jnary,
Ajf
hums-,
P.
Musk,
Mr.
ami
Mix
It.
It.
Maxwell,
W.
(5.
Mitchell,
K.
Hahermacker,
(i.
A.
Hay
(Vi-couver),
Dr.
A.
H.
Itayne,
Mr.
Harrixon,
'Herman
Itloek
(for
Itallimore),
Mrs.
Wnpner
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Hall
(for
Vancou-verj.
A.
J.
McMillan,
J.
W.
Itiix-xell.
l'..
Mullen
'Vancouver).
J.
Castle.
COMMON
SENSE
IS
THE
MOST
UNCOMMON
He
I
lint
a?
i
may.
it
is
a
mat
ter
of
roiisiderable
injercst
that-more
and
more
householders
in
Prince
Rupert
an-
unim
comjni'ii
sense
in
making
comparative
'ul
Insls
for
lliemfehps.
,
Cnmttton
sense
says
that
al-1
thoiiKh
many
coali
may
be
Rood
l
Uiere
can
Ie
only
one
HKST
coal.
the
rme
iaslintr
longest,
jrivini
Ihe
trr
ealet
hoal,
shAwin?
smallest
as.li
deposit
and
heinp
free
from
rock
and
clinkers.
We
-
be-
FASHIONS
&
FOIBLES
by
Shirley
Sharon
BtTTlUCI
J
P
5484
:
:
5292
y
LittU
coats
of
gay
colored
woolcrn
hie
khkily
to
the
idea
of
the
tcarj
and
flare
out
above
plump
hart
lutes.
Have
you
evrr
nolicrd
that
you
can
usually
tfll
the
age
of
t
rhiki's
mother
by
the
color
of
the
child's
cost?
Sober,
practical
mlors
RroeraUy
mean
the
7unet
child
of
a
family
of
middle-aced
parrats.
Gay
colors,
a
mother
still
yuti
oonK
t
be
IrivnVrai
and
impractical.
On
ravin
the
bit
of
femininity
in
a
Fnodi
coat
of
powder-blue
theviot,
crraniwn
homespun,
aott
green
kaalia
or
an
amaang
grrtn
and
Uac
!akl.
SSe
may
be
a
bit
abort
on
vita-mini,
but
you
may
be
sure
shell
have
ttrap
slippers,
socks
and
the
new
scarf
collar
aiul
that
her
tiny
flared
coat
will
be
u
brief
In
lonffth
ai
those
you
see
on
smartly
drnwd
triUrcn
In
the
Boil,
in
Hyde
J'ark,
op
1'ifrJhj
Avenue
and
other
delight-(ul
places.'
FREE
DELIVERY
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
PAGE
FIVE
DRINK
MCASCADE"--THE
BETTER
BEER
W
hy
"Cascade"?
Because
Cascade
Beer
has
now
reached
the
highest
peak
of
perfection
nothing
has
been
left
undone
that
would
add
to
its
quality.
The
most
elaborate
machinery
known
to
the
science
of
brewing
has
been
installed
every
process
in
the
brewing
is
supervised
personally
by
a
brewmaster
of
forty
years'
experience
every
precaution
is
taken
to
keep
our
product
absolutely
pure.
In
fact,
everything
that
human
intelligence
can
contrive
is
done
to
place
"Cascade
Beer"
on
the
pinnacle
of
excellence,
and
to
keep
it
there!
Therefore
we
say
Insist
on
"Cascade"
the
Better
Beer
,i
.
i
.
...
.
.
.
.
lieve
the
pyblic
has
pronounced!
",e
"ey
oemana
tnai
is
wmft
an
undeniable
vetdiM
thn
made
daily
upon
Albect
A
McCaf-
rey's
slock
of
this
famous
coal.
Watch
our
delivery
wasons
and
be
convinced
hat
we
are
sellinRi
most
if
the
coal
in
Prince
Rupert.
There's
a
reason.
Ask
the
woman
who
bums
it.
Phone
116
or
5Ci
for
a
trial
order.
Satisfaction
pviaranlecd.
Prompt
delivery.
Ion't
forjret
Albert
&
McCaf-fery
are
sole
ajrents
for
"Nanai-
inio-Wellington"
coal.
tf
PREMIER
TO
TRAVEL
H.MS.C.
PATRICIAN
fSAYS
VltTORIA
PAPER
According
to
Ihe
Prime
Minister's
itinerary,
he
aviII
arrive
in
Victoria
on
ILM.Gj.
Palnctan
nest
Thursday,
and
will
leave
here
on
Friday
night
says
the
Victoria
Colonist.
His
lime
of
arrival
is
not
yet
definitely
known,
as
the
lenglh
of
time
(he
ship
will
lake
jn
making
Ihe
(rip
front
Princ
Rupert
to
the
liril-ish
Columbia
capital
cannot
be
dofinilily
estimated.
There
is
a
probability,
loo,
that,
tin
Prime
Minister
will
May
for
a
shorl
lime
at
Port
Alberni
on
the
West
Coast
to
see
Mr.
A.
W.
Neill,
M.P.
Upon
his
arrival
in
Vtcloria
he
will
be
met
by
members
of
Ihe
Provincial
(lovernmenl
and
the
Victoria
I.ilicral
Association
and
on
Thursday
afternoon
from
3.30
lo
5.30
he
will
be
the
guest
of
honor
at
a
reception
to
be
given
him
in
the.
library.
Parliament
Huildings.
Thursday
evening
he
will
be
11m
guest
of
Lieutenanl-(Sovernor
W.
C.
Nichot
at
a
dinner
at
Covernment
llouse,
and
xu
Friday
evening
he
will
address
a
mass
meeting
of
citizens.
It
is
daunvl
'lo
hold
the
meeting
In
the
Hay
Struet
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
,
HOTEL
VV
.
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1-
V
I
I'
v
watt
c
r.
A
-
III
HI
Get
it
at
any
Government
Liquor
Store
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
Tins
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
"XANAIMO
-
WF.LLINOTON"
is
the
Ill-JST.
This
is
also
proved
by
Dubarrys
Fine
Perfumes
and
Toilet
Luxuries
Appeal
irresistibly
to
people
of
g
ud
I
i--
ami
refinement
PERFUMED
BATH
SALTS
IN
TABLETS
&
CRYSTALS
Tonic,
invigorating,
refreshing
ami
beantil'viiig.
FLOWER
SCENTED
BATH
SOAPS
FACE
POWDER
MANICURE
OUTFITS
DAY
CREAM
NIGHT
CREAM
TRAVELLING
OUTFITS
Contain,
in
compact
and
convenient
furm.
every
Toilel
Luxury
likely
to
be
required
on
a
ltilul;i
:
prs-fumo.
Face
Powder,
Night
Cream,
Toilel
So;ip.
lh.ih
Dusting
Powder,
and
Tooth
Pur-de
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Ave.
&
Sixth
St.
Phones
82
and
200
Ladies'
And
Children's
Underwear
The
cold
weather
is
beginning
to
be
felt.
We
are
prcarcd
lo
supply
ymir
wants
and
have
a
full
line
of
Jaegar,
Watson's
or
Tumbull's
I'nder-wear
for
all
tastes.
Jaeger
Combination
Suits
for
Ladies,
in
all
styles
from,
each
$7.50
Jaegar
Vests
and
Itloomers,
from
,
$4.50
Children's
Wool
short
8lerc.
Knee
length
Union
Suits,
from.
,
,
.
.
.
$2.75
to
$4.50
Short
Sleeve
Vests,
from
95o
1
tally's
Vests
in
silk
and
wool
or
pure
wool,
priCiM
from
95c
to
$1.75
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
3rd
Ave.vand
Fulton
SL
We
stock
Pictorial
Patterns.
Phone
9.