T
T
FOR
YOUR
Halloween
I
.
CJTi
"rf".
SUiiiLHU
e
c
You
will
require
limitation
Carols,
Jck
O'laiitern.
POinpklu.
Illk
Cats,
Witch,
Mjka,
Paper
IIhI,
Decorated
Crepe
Paper,
Out
Out.
Movefile,
Orange
and
Mliii'k
striped
Cp
Paper,
Mho
get
m
leiiiifoit
book
'it
Mini
you
exactly
what
"
do
to
entertain
your
i
k'HiIm,
I
lir
Dcutiisou
Demons-;
.
t
t-
will
lie
here
Nov.
15
Best
Thing
in
the
World
For
Delicate
Girls"
Mrs.
John
Bennett,
Bogey
Creek.
Man.,
write:
'M;;
"
I'M
I'-xi
i
i
ni
nerou
liuubL,
could
not
.
deep,
had
tit
11
fi
r
i
tt;j
-jci
nn
anu
laiminn
pr.
i
nu
wen:
on
lor
inrce
years.
and
three
doctors
helped
her
very
little
A(;er
reading
o(
what
Dr.
Quie'i
Nerve
Food
bad
door
or
otheri,
I
got
kc
lor
her.
She
it
bow
to
well
that
the
it
like
a
different
child.
She
it
fourteen
yean
old
ad
looki
the
picture
of
health.
w-
wv-
....J
n.
.
aw
v
uv
va
Qiate't
Nene
Food
for
drtferent
members
of
the
tVmtiv
whn
MAVrinff
0lP'
'
from
"flu"
and
scarlet
JVu-.
;
fever,
and
it
has
a!way
helped
them.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
I
ru
Sni
of
SO
pill.
Mimtimn
lime
A
".,
lAA..
Toronto
NION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
i'.ni.
'Kin
I
rinr
BH)i.
-
mccuvca,
victoria,
s
,
wn
Br,
Tw.r,
a
p.m.
ccuvi,
vicToma.
ai
a?,
f
iinm
Rr.
urdr,
to
am.
mcx
aucc
n.
arcwAiir,
ar,
r.
'
otrcx.
roar
impim
mmd
hm
ori.
mkk
am.
tl
Is
aM.
4.
bmMi,
ac
rnc
IUprt,
10.
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
'
Rupert
B
rand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
V
v
I,.
,...
'
J
,,.i
I
!
Ill
.i'.."
Sulliioll.
ii.
ili-
('.
i!
tr
.ii'
a
)
.i
liiiinK.
im.,1
'li.ii'-
,i
gi"nl
idea,
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
'anadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
jajriff-
www
vy
1W
(-)d
is
your
lx
ft
ivnpe-
m
i
.
JJiiiiitaH
ajWHIla
.
.
.
i
'
.
-lf
!
It
if
j-ou
liavc
to
li
luke
it
in
"an
unn
Labi-.'
rarg;
?
For
more
A-
-A.
it
ni
fi..n..
Iluumlil
1nrrrn
navr
given
Canadian
women
(mere
than
300,000
of
them)
uncciuallfd
satisfaction.
lYxy
arc
wtmrlcrful
bakers,
easier
to
use,
easier
to
kcrp
spick
and
span,
lrorc
economical
and
have
many
IuIxt
snvinK
attachments
Uiatj-ou
will
appreciate.
Jmprrt
one
this
week
without
any
obligation
on
your
part.
KAICN
HanDWARE
CO.
Prince
Rupert,
Q.C.
MSb'I!
110
vertise
in
"The
Daily
News
HE
PAPU
THAT
ftETS
vl"K
I'S
"
S
Local
and
Personal
llayners,
Undertakers,
Phono
351
H.C.
Undertakers.
Phono
il.
.
TAXI
and
Messenger
Service.
Phono
078.
tf
lloyal
I'urple
liazaar,
Wcdnes
day,
Deccnihcr
3,
Klk
'a
Home.
F.nglis'h
transparent
ehljia
free
"SL'PHF.MF."
coffee
-coupons
Mr.
Field,
Ait-
Needlework
Agent
for
real
silk
hosiery,
213
Second
Ave.
IMione
523.
tf
30.
-
-
I..0.1I.A.
Whist
drive,
October
Towing
and
freighting.
Tu
Towena,
GO
li..,
Cap.,
M.
Clifton
Phone
Wue
400.
Mght
phone
23
tf
The
hospital
hoard
last
niprh
anmiintHiJ
Kruest
Unwtn
to
lw
art
ing
secretary
during
the
ah
-cure
of
Harry
Hlrch
who
expwets
!
leave
on
his
annual
vacation
next
nwk.
.
Mr.
Kenning,
reporting
for
the
Ladle'
Auxiliary
at
the
meeting
of
the
hospital
hoard
last
night
slated
thai
a
commute
bail
been
authorized
lo
purchase
a
bolt
of
malarial
for
nurses'
apron.
Have
you
Men
that
dainty
hand
painted
ebina
in
II.
II.
Hemming'
window?
21
1.
After
the
luncheon
to
Premier
Mackenzie"
King
on
Monday
af
ternoon,
a
public
reception
will
be
liehl
in
the
luncheon
hall
which
everyone
will
have
an
op
portunity
to
meet
the
premier.
210
Itoard
of
Trade
luncheon
lo
Hon.
Markenite
Klna,
Premier
of
UHHHda
in
AutHlorium
at
12.30
u'rlwck
Oct.
13.
l.adie
wllll
be
prenenl.
Tieketn
obtainahle
from
all
menihero
of
the
Kwutiv
rilrmcfi
lru
Store
and
Ifie
Scri'
lary.
Price
l.
The
reaulnr
monthly
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
wa
held
lal
evening.
Preaidenl
I.
K
Mi
Hae
wh
In
I
he
ehatr
and
Hie
lireciors
present
were
1.
Iloss
Mackay,
Mrs.
Henning.
J.
h
I
lioinpsiin,
.ld.
S.
D.
Macdonald
and
Harry
Hirrh,
iecrelary.
As
is
Iih
annual
custom.
A
Perkins
of
Port
Knsington
ho--enl
iiis
rherk
for
tt
to
the
hos
pital
Ixmrd
for
membership
in
the
I'rinre
llupert
lneral
Hospi
tal
Association.
The
boanl
at
its
meeting
last
night
paisl
a
ole
f
thanka
lo
Mr.
Perkiue.
Howard
Frixzell
sails
loniglit
on
I
lie
steamer
iTinre
nuperi
for
Vancouvef
en
route
lo
In
diana
where
be
will
lake
a
mx
months'
course
in
accountancy
al
I
he
Valparaiso
University.
K.
I'nwin
ha
taken
charge
of
the
nllice
in
FriiteHV
butcher
shop.
The
sum
of
t6,
proceeds
of
a
ilance
given
recently
by
tbe
nllkers
and
crew
of
the
sleauier
Prince
llupprl,
was
remit
led
to
the
hospital
board
al
its
meeting
last
night.
The
seerelary
has
already
sen!
a
letter
to
Norman
MrlHii,
purser
of
the
steamer,
aeknnwledging
the
donation
with
thanks.
Do
not
overlook
the
annual
Thanksgiving
services
at
Hie
Church
of
F.nglnnd
tomorrow,
Suinlay,
October
13.
al
H
a.m.,
1
1
a.m.,
2.30
p.m.,
and
T.30
p.m.
There
will
lie
special
music
ami
beautiful
decoration
and
Archdeacon
It
i
x,
who
Is
just
hack
from
the
(iencral
Synod,
will
preach.
'
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hospital
Annual
1U!'
Oct
31.
Anglican
Church
lhunnr,
Nov.
0
THE
DAILY
NEWS
YOU
CAN
GET
RID
OF
DYSPEPSIA
By
Taking
the
Fruit
Treatment
In
the
Form
off
"Frult-a-tUes"
You
can
get
rid
of
the
ralo
j
the
lieary,
uncomfortabla
feeling;
the
biliouattack,headAches
and
ronnth
nation
that
accompany
thia
trouble.
The
Fruit
Treatment
which
is
the
Intennlfied
juices
of
apples,
oranges,
figs
and
prunes
combined
with
tonics
will
always
relieve
Dyspepsia.
Mrs.
Thomas
Krans,
Krerett.Ont.,
say
:
"
I
have
leen
troubled
oryears
with
Dyspepsia,
Liter
and
Kidney
Disease
from
which
it
was
Impossible
to
get
relief
until
I
took
"Fruit
a-tites".
Thanks
to
their
wonderful
results,
I
am
free
of
these
ailtnenta
and
am
in
normal
health
again".
This
is
the
kind
of
proof
that
convinces.
The
Fruit
Treatment
"
Fruit
a
tites"
is
sold
by
all
dealers
at
25c.
and
lOe
or
sent
postpaid
by
Fruit
a
tites
Limited,
Ottawa,
Ont.
Annual
Mooseheail
dilorium,
October
28.
Hall,
Au-
The
Ilubekah'
WhUt
Drive
is
postponed
until
a
hi
I
or
dale.
Son
4
of
Canada
mt
lonlghl.
Saturday
at
p.m.
in
Brijad
Hall.
Election
of
offfeera.
On
October
-23
aiid
25
the
household
effect
of
the
Norfolk
Rooms
will
be
sobT
Tiy.
Publir
Auction.
Tbowe
repairing
extra
beading
eta.
w1tt
do
wnI
to
wail
until
lbee
lt.
P.
W.
Jlacoy
of
I
be
llelmonl
u
rf
Inlet
Mine
sUU
at
Mir:
Inlet
returned
on
last
night's
train
from
a
trip
to
the
interior
and
will
leave
on
tbe
company
boat
Itelmont
thia
afternoon
for
Surf
Inlet.
Frank
C.
Swannell
oS
the
civil
engineering-
firm
of
Swannell
Si
I'oakes,
Victoria,
and
his
.assist
ant.
K.
Money
and
W.
V.
Kkins.
nrrivM
in
I
lie
cily
lat
nfghl
Tifler
having
anenl
the
summer
in
I
he
Lake
district
doiag
tri-
ingnlalion
survey
work
fhe
the
gwernoien'
.
They
wifl
proceed
oath
on
the
steamer
Prince
llu-
pert
tonight.
Pasaepget
booted
lofiil
l-
niathl
on
the
Prince
Hupert
for
Ihe
south
Incfurfe
H.
F.
Ilobln-on.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
J.
Davis,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Charles
Wickens,
fieorge
Uilehrit.
Howard
Frizzell.
Dan
MarD-mald.
.
A.
Kvan.
F
Smith.
F..
Kkins.
"J.
!.
Whiteaere
not
Mrs.
Peter
Wold
for
Van
couver:
r
.
..
.wannell
8'
i
1..
Money
for
Victoria.
PREFERENTIAL
TARIFF
WITH
WESTERN
SAMOA
OTTAWA.
Oct.
II
The
llril-!h
nrefcrenlial
I
;i
r
i
fT
lias
been
ex'eiideil
h
Canada
I
i
Ihe
ler-
i'orv
of
Western
Samoa,
which
s
now
adiiiinisti
red
liy
Mew
Ze:-
i
ii
.
I
iimier
itir
muiiilat'!
of
the
f.eauue
if
Naii'in.
RAILWAY
ADOPTS
OLD
G.T.P.
LINE
THROUGH
YELLOW
HEAD
PASS
A
rhange
in
the
Canadian
National
Hallways"
I
rack
system
through
the
Yellow
head
Pass
is
nnmnmeed
for
November
l
when
Ihe
new
link
of
18
miles
between
fled
Pass
Junction
and
tieikie,
which
is
one
station
west
of
Jns-ner.
will
he
utilised.
Lucerne
will
no
longer
be
Ihe
divisional
centre,
the
offices
and
other
facilities
being
removed
loJ"sper,
say
Vancouver
Sun.
lour
hundred
Ions
more-
freight
in
one
train
may
he
onr-
.rled
over
Ihe
hew
line,
which
has
i
controlling
pmde
of
four-tenths
of
I
per
cent,
than
over
the-
old
line
hy
way
of
Lucerne,
whose
grade
was
seven-lenlhs
of
1
per
cent.
During
Ihe
war
Ihe
call
onumiH
Mrt.
L.
Powers
of
Victoria
is'
the
guest
of
her
daughter
and.
Mon-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Conorloii.
Lurn
Yow
was
found
guilly
ofj
drunkenneaa
and
fined
$25,
with
I
he'
option
of
thirty
days
lui-
iirisonmenl.
hy
Magistrate
Mc-
Clymont
in
the
city
police
court.
It.
S.
Sweeting,
G.P.Il.
Iravel-
iling
auditor,
who
has
been
here
I
lie
past
few
days
on
company
liusinesM,
returned
lo
Vancouver
on
I
he
Princess
Healrice
today.
The
issuing
of
game
licence!
has
been
transferred
from
the
government
agent's
office
lo
that
of
the
provincial
police
it
was
announced
at
(lie
court
house
this
morning.
'
fi.X.ll.
sleamer
Prince
Jom.
Capt.
.Neil
McLean,
is
due
at
6.30
this
evening
from
Stewart
anu
Anyox.
She
will
lay
over
until
next
Wednesday
when
she
will
again
go
north.
J.
M.
Campbell,'
superintendent
of
Ihe
local
olliee
of
the
F.mploy-
inenl
service
of
Canada,
will
re
turn
lo
his
dulies
on
Monday
afler
a
two
weeks'
vacation
dur
ing
which
lime
Malcolm
McLeod
has
been
relieving
him.
Power
hoal
Prosperity,
Capt.
Ilrindle,
arrived
in
iort
this
morning
bringing
31
Ions
of
pal
ladium
concentrates
from
Ihe
alt
Chuck
Mine,
Alaska,
for
transshipment
F.ast
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
to
Irvington
smeller.
New
Jersey.
C.N.Il.
sleamer
Prince
Huperl.
Capt.
D.
Donald,
due
from
Van
couver
al
8
o'clock
this
evening,
report
her
arrival
on
lime.
The
Irnin
for
Ihe
fiasl
will
be
held
until
she
comes
in
and
will
leave
at
8.30.
The
Prince
Huperl
will
i-elurn
soulh
via
Swanson
Hay
Orean
Falls
and
Powell
Iliver
at
midnight.
Archdeacon
(!.
A.
Hix
of
St
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
has
i-elumed
lo
the
cily
afler
attending
Ihe
triennial
general
synod
of
Hie
Anglican
Church
of
Can
ada
at
London,
Out.
He
also
was
iresenl
al
preliminary
executive
meetings
in
Toronto
and
has
Heen
away
aboul
three
weeks.
He
will
resume
Hie
pulpil
of
SI.
Andrew
.
Church
al
tomorrow'
i
special
Thanksgiving
service.
Miss
Flilh
McCaul.
H.N.,
super
intendent
of
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
tieneral
Hospital,
in
her
report
for
September
lo
the
hospital
boanl
last
niglil.
ixuiiled
out
a
great
necessity
for
more
slocks
of
linen.
There
was
also
a
short
age
of
pillows
and
blankets.
There
had
been
no
illness
among
I
students
or
nurses.
Two
new
probationers
had
been
taken
on
at
Ihe
firsl
of
Ihe
month,
Ihel
report
tated.
PATTULLO
ARRIVES
TONIGHT
Mr.
Pallullo
is
expected
from
Victoria
on
Ihe
prince
Huperl
tonight.
Lutheran
Church
SI:
Paul's
Church,
Melropole
'
If
slrelcJi
nud
sent
its
trains
over
,ered
by
Ihe
Lutheran
llaaar.
Deceniher
Melropol
Hall.
Hill
mi
Chnpler
I.O.H.H.
Hallowe'en
'Tea
and
Sale
October
25.
-
"Sun
Flower
Serenade
in
Iho
t.
.'t,,,
ii-'
i"i'iivl
N,.v
o
and
7.
PAGE
THREE
Because
it
is
Best
"SALADA"
has
the
largest
sale
of
any
packet
tea
in
North
America
Try
it.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Oporailng
C.
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
38?
FALL
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
Gtorge
Sailings
From
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
or
PRINCE
GEORGE
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
and
Intermediate
l'otnt-.,
each
WEDNESDAY
8.00
p.m.,
each
SATURDAY
12.U0
midnight.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
ANYOX
and
STEWART,
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
For
all
jHJrts
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
12.00
midnight
Oct.
18th,
Nov.
1st,
18th.
PASSENOkP
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Lesve
mnce
Rurrl
J.00
pjn.
for
PH1.NCC
CEOnCE.
ED.HO.ITO.1,
VV1.V
flll'E-J,
til
points
Eastern
Cinnli.
UnitM
states.
A0CNCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Clti
Ticks
orflcs,
62S
Third
erlncs
Rypsrt.
Phsns
260.
Mustard
at
its
beit
Mix
it
Fresh
,
church
Noiic
wfjtmustbeColmanS
Hall,
Third
Avenue.
Hev.
P.
K.
7.30
Salvation,
subject:
"Seven
Haisler.
ll.D.
pastor.
Sunday
ser-Devifs.''
Thursday
ami
Saturday.!
I
vices
II
a.m.
sermon
topic:
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p.m.
Publir
meetings.
Kvery
Christ's
Tearliing
about
Keep-
Thursday
2.30
Home
league.
The
iug
Ihe
Lord's
Day."
Sunday
Hand
of
Welcome
is
extended
to
school
al
12.30
p.m.
F.vening
all.
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Pageant:
"The
Striking
of
Can-
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock
ada's
Hour"
will
be
repealed
on
l
subject
:
"The
Fruits
of
the
November
5.
Spirit."
Sunday
school
at
12.30.
-
F.vening
service
at
7.30.
Subject:
the
old
Gituaduin
Northern
line.
iM,
vocal
solo
central
uuy
mission
"How
Christ
Heveals
the
Spine
Home
of
Ihe
Fourfold
tlospel.
Corner
oT
tilli
and
Fulton.
Services
ami
subjects
for
the
week
follows
:
Sunday,
1
1
a.m.
to
ihe
railway
for
steel
rails
tu
Spiritual
growth;
2
p.m.
Sunday
i
ship
to
France.
'The
Canadian
iiool;
7.30
Very
short
and
very
National
Hallways,
which
hail
oni?.
Monday,
8
p.m.
Hible
both
Ihe
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
nmljsiudy
(Salvaliou).
Wednesday,
the
Canadian
Northern
,
lines
y
Hi,n
i
Seals.
Friday.
8
p.m.
through
Iho
mountains,
look
up
Young
people's
hireling.
Sunday
Ihe
steel-on
the
Grand
Trunk
evenings
there
is
a
bright
song
righWoJ-w-ay
for
a
considernblo'((Prvj(.l
Und
special
music
ren-
Mission
orrheslra.
J.
W.
Knights,
Now
18
miles
of
track
on
the
pastor.
Grand
'Trunk
Pacific
line,
which
'--
lies
north
of
Iho
Canadian
North-:
l.
The
Salvation
Army
ern
line,
has
been
relaid
and
af-
icr
November
i
i
will
link
up
Where
will
you
spend
eternity?
Ibvl
Pass
.lunetion
and
Geikie.lThlnk!
Decide!
.
The
old
Canadian
Northern
line
Sunday
Holiness
It
a.m.
2.30
win
ii..
,iintantied.
.Sunday
s.
Ii.mI
and
lhhle
class;
Preacher,
Hev.
II.
It.
Grant.
D.D.
Give
Your
Order
In
B.C.
MOORE'S
CHURCH
ENVELOPES
1925.
REDUCED
PRICES
Our
price
lists
are
now-ready
for
distribution.
If
you
have
not
received
one
apply
al
once
to
MOORE
PRINTING
CO.,
319
West
Pender
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
.
Why
seild
east
and
pay
more.
ji
prince
dorge
TORONTO
In
Centre
of
Shopping
and
Business
District
230
ROOMS
100
with
Prints
Bth
BUROPEA.V
PLAN
WINNIIT
tHOMPSON.
MAN'tt.
DIR.
C.P.n.
sleamer
Princess
Beatrice,
Capt.
S.
K.
Grey,
arrived
from
the
-oulh
at
G
o'clock
I
his
morning
and
returned
to
Vancouver
and
way
porls
at
noon.
The
(vessel
brought
I6H
tons
of
fresh
halibut
bait
from
Hntedalc
for
Ihe
Atlin
Fisheries.
general
freight
and
loaded
canned
salmon
at
Tucks
Inlet
cannery
for
Van-i-.iuvet
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