November
2.
024-
INCL
MI83
QUDMUND80N,
DENNI80N
ART
CRAFT
INSTRUCTOR
Commencing
Monday
Iff
it
TELLS
or
Ued
from
paac
one
DON'T
PALESTINE
II:
1,-etiiier,'-
l
lie
ciiy
lias
i
oyed
fifteen
times
hut
u
of
the
ashen
of
the
II
lias
been
destroyed
by
foe.
pestilence
and
i.it
:
iirrn
who
hint
malc
'
III.-
p
H
was
ally
dor
..
ai
'l
with
risking
a
rbii'iinna
iiiiiriiiijg
ai
u
a.m.,
is
prepared
to
give
FIIKK
instruction
to
nil
appli-cunt
fop
i
days
Men-lay,
Tuesday,
Wednesday
ami
Thursday
this
week.
Tli
ii
is
a
rare
op-Hirtiinity
fur
Ihe
people
of
Prince
Hupert.
A
climice
lit
flel
the
latest
ideas.
Make
up
your
Xmns
Gifts.
The
gift
maiJe
with
your
own
hands
is
Ihe
gift
appreciated,
and
the
cost
a
mere
trifle.
Ill
UM
J1"1'
"
jun
mil,
7
ii
.1...,
.....
il...
it
...
i
t
,,!
iryine
lonuiiy
nun
ft
:
uui
mi;
uemnusiruior
lias
to
von.
Mnke
slarl
Monday
and
lake
home.
Come
Tuesday
for
furllier
instruction,
elc,
etc.
Come
Mon-
Ilave
a
look,
l
or
further
information
Phone
0,
'
icmMi'.
AVJicn
I
veiled
it
some
'lays
after
lie
Turks
hud
left
tt
I
I.
.mill
l
hesp.Vtered
with
mud
and
lilHi.
tin!
attar
despoiled,
the
windows
broken
and
the
building
,
,
r-.
,
,
,
..jUmM
as
a
stable
for
hures
and
hinkinirof
Jerusalem.
.....i..
Capture
of
Jsrussltm
Col.
Knoll',
slory
of
the
of
Jerusalem
by
the
Hrilish
force
wns
u
graphic
one.
When
General
Allentiy,
who
was
a
de
.
but
should
always
!.
H
a
;
vou,
rA,rUUlm
arrju.d
wjlhin
!.
shouH
hi-l.l
tUe
light
.
,,.
,.,
llU
,,...
,,.
v.r.
id.
Il
shll
stand
as
;
l
eC
Oil
ls
seven
hilU
oplres
and
;
avrttwurd
to
minarels
Its
name
I
iid
...
not
v
at
fust.
It
did
mil
imp
wild
its
narrow
'Ut
beggars,
corrupt
and
Turkih
rr-t
'
Mnce
Hie
war
mol
things
have
been
11.
f
ire
I
he
w
ar
I
vMled
.
hun
h
lli
J
'
i-d
m
Joppa
in
-
dTs
that
tin
shot
was
to
be
fired
again!
Hie
place.
He
then
wired
lo
the
llriilsh
Parliament
for
in-
I
itruellon.
and
they
replied
that
Uiey
left
ii
io
Ins
discretion
what
houhi
be
done.
He
then
wired
lo
King
(ieorge
for
his
cotivic
lions
and
asked
for
advice.
The
reply
the
King
made
was
"Pray,
and
then
act.
the
gaiieral
then
railed
Hi
chaplain
and
officers
together
for
prayer
and
while
they
were
eii-pave,!
in
I
hi,
two
men
were
seen
approaching
under
a
white
flag
wiin
mi'
k'-yn
or
tlie
city.
Jeru
,.!
at
iva
occupied
by
the
Urit
h
i
s
without
the
firing
of
a
shot,
'
f
The
WASHTUB
Mm
9
'
1-
ii-
Something
you're
glad
to
tell
"Qood-bye"
There
is
no
woman
who
does
not
enjoy
saying
"good-bye"
to
the
wash-tub.
And
there
is
no
need
for
any
woman
to
even
have
one
about
the
house.
For
our
Wet
Wash
Service
does
all
'the
washing
and
returns
your
bundle,
fragrantly
clean,
ready
to
starch,
iron
or
hang
out
to
dry.
When
you
see
how
well
it
is
done
and
how
little
it
costs
that
is,
when
youH
say
"good-bye"
to
the
wash-tub,
forever.
Wet
Wash
5c
a
pound
MINIMUM
CHARGE
75o
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
DRY
CLEANERS
Sixth
Averue
West.
Phone
8
4
Local
and
Personal
D.C.
Undertakers.
1'lione
41.
Hayuere,
Undertaken),
l'hone
351
You'll
like
our
coal
I
Consum
era
Coal
Co.
l'hone
7.
If
Nothing
heller"
SUl'HKMK
Colfce.
Save
the
coupons.
If
Cards
at
2.30
and
Tea
from
I
lo
5,
also
rallies
at
the
Nurses'
Home
on
Thursday,
November
27
M.
MoArlhur
the
shocman,
who
was
in
the
hospital
recently
with
threatened
pneumonia,
is
now
around
again.
In
(he
Legislature
last
week
Colonel
Peek
was
congratulated
by
members
on
both
sides
on
(he
birth
of
a
son.
Once
more
we
can
supply
the
famous
lid
oii
coal
in
any
quan
tities.
Phone
oH,
Prince
Hupert
Feed
Co.
tf
W.
II.
Vance
is
leaving
on
this
evening's
train
for
Hdmoiilou,
Saskatoon
and
-
Itcgiua
on
a
three
weeks
business
trip.
Mrs.
K
.A.
Mann
will
be
al
home
Wednesday,
Nov.
20,
and
the
third
Tuesday
of
each
muntlr
al
H7I,
Summit
Avenue.
Miss
liertha
lleldiug,
who
was
here
a
few-
mouths
visiting
her
sister,
Mrs.
T.
II.
Johnson,
has
nuw-
returned
.
to
her
home
in
England.
Scandinavian
Dance
in
Metro-
pole
Hall
at
p.m.
Tuesday
next
Men
75c,
ladies
free.
Everybody
welcome.
Come
and
have
a
good
time.
The
long
deferred
lliiifdin?
by
law.
to
wlucli
ameuilmeuls
are
proposed,
is
to
come
up
for
con
Videraliou
al
tonight's
council
Hireling.
Copt.
A.
C.
II.
lierhardl,
iiiana
ger
of
the
Homeslake
Mine
al
Alice
Arm,
passed
through
on
the
Cardena
yeslrnlay
aftenioon
bound
north
from
Vancouver.
J.
FrwHk
Hreeie.
maiuiser
I
lie
I,,
and
I,,
miwe
al
Stew
art
paei
through
on
I
lie
Uanlena
yeslrnlay
bound
north
from
Van-
enuver.
Kennel
Ii
Morrison
from
the
lraiiier
Princes
Maciui,nna
i
rrlieting
for
a
couple
of
weeks
on
I
he
Princes
llisitrk-e
in
place
of
Purser
Arthur
(iraxes
who
Is
on
holidays.
Mr.
Jusllce
Gregory
and
M.
S.
llryan,
court
sleiuMrapher,
will
leae
on
this
evening's
train
for
Prince
lieorge
where
the
fall
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
as-site
will
open
on
Wednesday
of
this
week.
I,.
S.
MctSill,
barrisler
or
Smilhers,
who
ha
been
here
for
the
past
week
defending
in
the
Sideher-Shirley
damage
action
in
the
Supreme
-Court,
relurns
lo
the
interior
on
IhU
evening's
train.
I.ysler
(Harney)
Mulvaney,
who
has
been
In
the
oily
for
the
past
few-
days
in
connection
with
a
ciUI
case
al
the
Assizes
and
also
on
private
huiiies,
is
relurniutr
lo
Hums
Lake
on
(his
afternoon's
train;
Cancellation
of
leasel
To
house
builders
and
boat
builders.
Owing
lo
cancellation
of
lease,
i
we
him
for
sale
at
greatly
re
hired
prices,
dimension
and
limbic
dressed
lumber.
Slock
.
ti
i
i
.it
iiiusi
ne
soiu
ai
once.
Miuchiey
Planing
-Mill,
Cow
Hay.
tf
J.
K.
Thompson,
former
Liberal
member
of
he
leglslalive
assembly
for
Grand
I'orks
and
now
managing
director
of
the
Hest-more
Manufacturing
Co.,
Van-comer,
arrived
In
Ihe
city
from
Hie
soulh
on
Ihe
Princess
Meat-rice
on
Saturday.
He
Is
on
a
husiucs
I
Hi'
and
w
ill
leave
fur
Ihe
Interior
tonight
and
for
Auy-
ox
and
Slewarl
Wednesday
uighl.
returning
south
Friday
inoiuiiiif.
He
is
registered
al
Ihe
Hole)
Prince
Hupert.
4IVN0UNCEMENT8
Lutheran
Mazaar.
December
2.
Metropole
Hall.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
fAUfl
inniui
LADIES'
COATS
All
our
Stock
of
Ladles'
Coats
and
Misses'
Coats
at
20
Per
Cent
Reduction.
All
This
Season's
Goods.
H.S.
Wallace
CO.
LTD.
Cor
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
Phone
9.
A.
T.
KckolT
was
fined
r,0
un
der
tin'
(iauie
Ail
I
his
morning,
having
been
found
guilly
of
dealing
in
furs
williool
holding
the
necessary
license.
Proseeut
ion
was
by
the
provincial
police.
Decree
nisi
was
granled
liy
Mr.
Juntire
irrory
in
the
Su
preme
Court
Saturday
afternoon
j
in
the
divorce
ease
of
Stephen
Morrison
vs.
Lilly
Morrison.
The
principals
are
IndBaji.
Molorlioat
Prphrily,
Capl.
Hrindle,
was
in
ptFrf
yesterday
Uncharging
thirty-JjijJ
of
palla-Hum
concent
rale
ffooi
the
Sail
Chuck
mine
near
KXcliikau
for
transshipment
lnsT
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
In
Irvaiglon
siiiellerfiOew
Jersey.
The
vessel
MdurneiTWorlli
with
a
cargo
of
coal
laken
on
lora.ly.
The
sleainer
Uray.
recently
re
turned
to
her
owner.
I
he
Con-
oHdaletl
Whalin?
Co..
after
having
been
under
charier
to
the
Canadian
Government
Mrtchant
Marine
for
several
iiiouths,
is
lo
make
a
voyage
lo
the
oulide
of
lirahain
Island
lo
piek
up
a
carao
of
ore
which
wa
salva?!
from
the
American
inolorai
Keniie-eotl
which
was
w
rucked
liter1
last
year.
Many
ciliien
have
expressl
J
a
wish
to
assisi
in
i
ne
ereciion
ii
n
Mniru
pin--
t.
1
1
1
i.
ii
-
u
memorial
lo
the
late
Archbishop
ItnVermtl.
I
luring
this
week
they
will
lie
railed
"upon
and
their
contributions
received
aixl
hand-e,l
lo
the
tmueer.
Mr,
W.
C.
Orchard.
Il
i
felt
that
tlie
whole
of
the
citizens
should
have
a
chance
lo
take
a
part
in
thus
honoring
one
who
has
greatly
hoitnrct
the
city
by
his
life
and
work.
He
drew
Hie
attention
of
the
whole
continent
to
Prince
Ituperi
by
his
personality
and
his
writings.
BILLIARDS
TONIGHT
Billiard
Parlor
and
Grotto
'to
Meet
In
First
Division
This
Evening
The
first
division
billiard
tournament
between
I
lie
Prince
Hupert
Milliard
Parlor
and
the
Urol-lo,
M'helul(Hl
for
Wednesday
iiishl,
will
he
played
this
evening.
The
line-ups
will
he
as
follows:
C-enrge
Mcllmoyie
(Milliard
Parlor)
vs.
(Ieorge
Waugh
((trot-to).
Charles
MalaKiio
vs.
Hon
Hrown.
Fred
Stephens
vs.
K.
Pierce.
M.
Jelich
vs.
Ileit
Morgan.
Art
Kasson
vs.
(ieorge
Mlythe.
Wool
-
Delaine
Among
Ihe
most
fashionable
fabrics
for
oer-blonses.
dresses
or
tunics
are
Ihese
soil
drapery,
delaines
in
beautiful
designs.
30
inches.
Per
Yard
.
.
SI.
50
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
BLOCK.
'FISH
CULTURE
EXPERT
I
TO
MAKE
STUDY
HERE
OF
LIFE
OF
HALIBUT
W.
F.
Thompson
to
Advise
International
Commission
In
Regard
to
Possible
W.
F.
Thompson,
the
expert
who
is
practically
the
only
man
lo
study
the
life
history
of
the
halibut
and
who
has
only
commenced
his
work,
is
lo
continue
il,
according
to
an
announce
ment
made
by
J.
1.
Habcock
on
behalf
or
I
lie
International
Fisheries
Commission,
lie
will
work
al
various
points
along
the
coast
including
Prince
Itupcrt
and
will
probably
make
the
new
biological
station
al
Prince
Hupert
his
headquarters
next
season.
Mr.
Thompson
has
already
published
a
monogram,
on
the
subject
of
the
halibut
but
he
has
been
unable
so
far
to
secure
the
dala
required
to
enable
him,
lo
advise
as
to
the
best
means
of
protecting
the
halibut
and
the
mit
desirable
dales
for
the
close
season.
SOUNDINGS
FINISHED
AND
TEST
HOLES
ARE
SUNK
ELEVATOR
SITE
The
taking
of
soundings
for
the
elevator
that
it
is
proposed
to
build
here
was
finished
on
Sal
unlay
al
noon.
There
have
also
been
some
lesl
holes
sur.k
on
I
he
railway
irauV
lo
deter
mine
the
depth
to
the
solid
rock
ledge.
The
work
has
teen
in
cJiarge
of
W.
X.
Chaler,
engineer
of
the
C.
il.
Howe
Co.
Tender
for
the
foundation
work
will
be
called
very
soon.
SESSION
OF
SUPREME
'
COURT
ASSIZES
ENDS
Two
Divorce
Actions
and
Argument
as
to
Costs
In
Civil
Case
Comprised
Busl
ness
This
Morning
The
fall
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assize
closed
at
noon
today
after
a
four-day
session
before
MY.
Justice
Gregory.
In
tlie
divorce
action
of
Pelra
Matilda
l.indseth
v.
John
t.ind-
seth,
judgment
was
reserved
for
review
of
the
evidence
to
eslab
lish
if
grounds
are
sufficient.
'The
Lillian
Gertrude
Holhwell
vs.
William
Hulliwell
divorce
case
was
traversed
till
nest
assizes.
I..
W.
Patmore
represented
the
petitioners
in
both
cases.
There
was
argument
as
to
costs
in
the
I.indlaud
vs.
Gazauoff
civil
case
which
was
tried
at
last
assizes.
An
accounting
was
ordered
to
be
taken.
If
more
than
91.000
is
involved,
the
case
will
he
continued
in
the
Supreme
Court;
if
less,
in
te
County
1'i.urt.
I..
W.
Patmore
and
Mil-Ion
(ionzales"were
tlie
respective
council.
COMMERCIAL
RAIN
MAKING
FEASIBLE
Aviators
Have
Shot
Down
-Clouds
and
Stopped
Thunder
Storms
WASHINGTON?
Nov.
2L--Using
an
electrified
sand
process
devised
by
Dr.
L.
Francis
Warren,
of
Harvard,
two
army
aviators
have
successfully
"shot
down"
a
scries
of
clouds
over
Holliug
Field.
Similar
cloud
group
disappeared
entirely
under
the
attack,
while
heavier
masses
were
criss-crossed
wilh
artificial
chasms
through
which
ihe
sun's
rays
pierced
brightly
lo
Ihe
earth.
.
Describing
lesls
which
he
says
have
been
going
on
for
some
Minie,
Dr.
Warren
said:
"These
tesls
have
resulled
in
some
cases
in
uncanny
nianifes-lalious.
For
example,
on
July
H,
al
about
2
o'clock
in
the
afternoon,
a
frigid
fully
heavy
thun-dcriorm
wilh
almost
continuous
lightning
lay
to
the
south
of
Phillips
Field
over
Chesapeake
Hay.
Al
2:30
we
attacked
a
small
corner
of
this
slorm
wilh
u
quantity
of
negatively
charged
sand-
less
than
ten
pounds
and
coincident
wilh
its
application
Ihvrc
was
no
more
lightning
and
no
more
thunder.
'There
follow
ed
a
slow,
gentle
rain
of
about
four
hours'
duration.
We
have
at
least
proved
beyond
doubt
that
Ihe
principle
Is
correct
and
prac-jlieable,
which
means
that
a
celestial
epoch
has
been
reached
in
Ihe
affairs
of
man.
Coininer-
1'ial
raiu-niaktng
now
lies
wilhiu
Ihe
jfrasp
of
tuan
."
None
Will
Satisfy
f!
like
pure,
delicious
GREEN
TEA
OH!
GIRLS,
HOW
LOVELY
Imagine
her
.surprise
and
delight
when
her
most
intimate
girl
friend
ut
the
"shower"
give
her
some
uf
the
nice
little
gifts
we
have
suitable
for
such
au
occasion.
We
hare
fila
Marmalade
Jars,
with
spoon
and
silver
lid
$2.00
Cups
and
Saucers,
from
$1.00
to
$4.00
Cut
filass
JMeces.
from
$2.50
to
$5.00
Odd
Pieces
in
Community
and
-1XV7
Rogers'
Silver
$1.00
up
Half
Dozen
Tumblers
$1.50
Silver
Hon
Ron
Dishes
and
oilier
small
things
$2.00
to
$5.00
Fancy
China
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