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the
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on
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of
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of
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hist
drive
and
informal
program
tonight
at
8.30
in
Hie
Mrlropole
Hall.
Admission
Wr.
XMAS
PHOTOS
Sittings
Any
Time
by
ApMiutment
llesl
Work,
Lowest
Prices
ECKOFF
STUDIO
Ciir.
2nd
Ave.
and
Cth
St.
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Iluilema
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lal
niglit
on
Hie
I'rince
HuimtI
for
Vuncnuir.
St.
Anilrrw
d
Annual
Hall
will
lie
held
in
the
Audilorium,
Nov
rmlHT
2H.
liivitalion
will
be
i
puc
sliyrtly.
250
TO
CROSS
PACIFIC
IN
32-FOOT
BOA
I
lACOMA.
Wash.,
Oct.
30.
;
AlHwr.)
a
32-foot
boat
four
men
front
this
city
have
set
out
on
a
crtiie
across
the
Pacific,
with
lloiodiilii
as
their
destination.
The
cruie
was
planned
by
Karl
Itnllifoii,
an
experienced
navigator
of
small
craft,
and
his
boat
is
Hip
MIi"
lliiur.
lion
to
large
supplies
of
fuel
oil
j
ANNOUNCEMENTS
llosKtul
Annua'
iiaV
-
Oct
31.
Ladies'
Auxiliary,
SI.
Andrew's
J
Society,
Hazaar,
Tuesday,
Nov.
)
2
CO
-
Anglican
Church
Hazaar,
Nov.
G
-
I
Lutheran
Pageant,
F.uipressj
'
Theatre,
November
5.
"Sun
Flower
Serenade
In
the'
Methoili.ot
Church,
Nov.
6
and
7.'
Oueen
Mary
Chapter
Whisli
Drive
and
Dance,
Nov.
7,
F.Iks1
Home.
tf
t
Moose
Hazaar,
Nov.
18
and
It).
If
'
Presbyterian
Hazaar,
Nov,
20.
Lullii'iuii
Hazaar,
December
2,
Melropole
Hall.
Ii.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
lIayiier?,'Untfmacrs,
l'lione
351
TAXI
and
.Mesaengr
Service.
Phone
C78.
tf
A
delicious
drlni..
for
'all
oo-
caoloiiii
"SUPllHMhT
Collce.
tf
-(..
Mrs.
J.
A.
West
will
he
at
hoiiiR
on
thu
first
Wednesday
of
each
month.
P.
W.
Kyndhy
was
fined
25
In
the
city
police
court
this
morning
for
drunkenness.
Two
nights,
November
6
and
7,
"A
Sunflower
Serenade,"
Methodist
Church
at
8
p.m.
Admission
50c
and
25.
200
Miss
Pearl
MacDouald
of
Telk-
wa
arrived
in
Hie
city
on
last
nlxlit's
Ira
in
and
sailed
on
Hie
Prince
Kupert
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
attend
business
college.
i
If
you
have
Dominion
of
Can
ada
lionds
maturing
in
I'J.'t,
bring
or
send
I
hew
to
the
Can-adiou
Hank
of
Commerce
wlio
will
redeem
them
at
face
value
258
Mrs.
(i.
C.
Tyre,
who
ha
been
Ihw
gu.t
-of
her
daughter,
Mrs
I..
M.
De
flex,
13M
Fourteenth
Avenue
West,
Vancouver,
left
Vancouver
last
weak
for
Hie
Hast
where
she
will
tnd
the
winter
months.
Don't
fitrjrel
tlm
Daughters
of
Kuglaml
Hazaar
.Saturday,
Not-ember
1
at
2
o'clock
in
store
next
to
PrizzellV
Meal
Market.
Arteniowii
tea
and
supinsr
served.
257
Mrs.
Perkins
of
the
Prince
llu-perl
Hotel
sailed
for
Hie
xotilh
-nri
the
Prince
ltuiert
last
ngbt.
She
will
sjiend
Hie
winter
in
Seattle
also
visiting
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Y.
D.
Ca-ley,
af
:l-our
Mn
Set
Out
From
Tacoma
er
lniling
a
few
days
in
the
In
Small
Craft
Honolulu
It
Thtlr
Dttltnatlon
",p
pn
noois
inr
l
ie
mid
provisions.
The
men
l.nve
no
pro
n.ili.1
I.hI
eTi.....
..,
.a
ivlncial
educational
survey
and
to
report
their
progress
occa-
wi"
",,w
v,!ii(
various,
points
in
sionally.
They
plan
to
cruise
,",'r,r
f""
miilar
pur-down
the
coast
(o
San
Pedro,
Pse'
Cat.,
then
across
to
the
Hawaiian
Islands.
NOTICE
The
City
Clerk's
ollice
will
be
open
on
vv
oincsilay,
Ihursday
and
Friday
of
this
week
till
0
p.
in.;
also
from
7
lo
0.30
p.tu
A.
Ilaitstiti
conies
up
in
the
city
police
court
this
afleriioon
before
Magistrate
MfOlymonl
on
a
charge
of
assault
resulting
from
a
fight
on
the
halibul
boat
Venus
last
night.
Hanson
was
in
bad
shape
when
be
was
arrested
and
seemed
to
have
got
the
worst
of
he
battle
in
which
be
is
alleged
for
Hie
purpose
of
registering!
lo
have
bi-cn
the
assailant
voters
for
the
forthcoming
civic
election.
"
p..
j.
jo.m:s,
257
City
Clerk.
HALLOWEEN
BALL
OCTOBER
31.
YOU
WILL
BE
NEEDING
AN
EVENING
GOWN.
DEMERS"
HAVE
THEM
IN
THE
LEADING
STYLES
AND
COLORS.
Hosiery
NUDE,
FRENCH
NUDE,
SILVER,
GOLD,
SHUTTER
GREEN
Half
a
Million
Feet
of
Film
Was
Used
In
Shooting
Scara-mouche
the
enormous
amount
of
money
and
material
used
in
mak
ing
a
big
film
spectacle
is
Hlu
(rated
in
Hie
case
of
"Scara-mouche,"
Hex
Ingram's
produc
tion
of
ltafael
SabaHm's
story
of
the
French
Revolution,
which
is
being
shown
here
Friday.
Searainoiirhe"
easily
exposed
as
much
raw
film
as
"The
Four
Horsemen,"
which
held
the
re
cord
for
some
time.
More
than
SOu.OOO
feel
of
film
was
used
during
the
"shooting"
of
Hie
pic
lure.
The
amount
of
raw
film
con
sumeii,
however,
is
only
one
item
in
the
cost
of
producing
picture
of
any.
size.
The
actual
"shooting"
process
is
not
the
chief
expense,
what
is
"shot
makes
the
debit
side
of
the
led
ger
mount
up.
The
biggest
item
was
the
con
struction
of
sets'representing
t
tit
palace
of
the
Tuilleries,
an
old
chateau
and
city
streets
of
the
France
of
1789.
Kennels,
pens,
stables
and
cages
bad
to
be
built
for
dogs,
pigeons,
ducks,
cats
oxen,
horses,
canaries,
peacocks
and
other
birds
and
animals
Carriages
and
roaches
had
to
be
reconstructed
with
perfect
his
torical
accuracy.
Costumes
had
to
be
made
for
the
10,000
per
sons
who
appeared
in
the
mob
scenes.
I
liere
were
uniforms
for
the
soldiery,
and
outfits
of
es
pecial
magnificence
for
players
representing
the
nobility.
city
on
their
return
from
a
trip!
'canisters.
11,200
Persons
Involved
The
total
number
of
persons
involved
in
some
capacity
in
t
la
production
reached
the
figure
of
approximately
11,200.
Ten
thou
utid
of
these
made
up
the
mob
that
rusheil
through
Paris
when
the
devolution
broke.
Of
tho-e
with
definite
other
(daces
in
the
picture's
making
were
30
princi
pal
players,
3t
assistant
direc
tors,
8
research
experts.
2:
cameramen
with
their
assistants
23
properly
men,
05
electrician.!
55
coolumers.
51
wig
makers.
II
architects,
630
carpenters.
75
plasterers.
88
painters
and
scenic
artists
and
18
chauffeurs
and
to
.New
York
and
otlief
Eastern
I
On
the
sixty-acre
location
citt-,
siwled
last
nig-ht
on
!he;wer
the
duplicates
of
streets
of
lo
their
I
I.H
MIi.
ll.i.ir
(,
n
i
ii.iWs...
'
'
HO'
Wallace,
l.wer
molnr.
a
beam
of
11
feet
M''!
!"
secretary
of
agri-
land
a
depth
fmm
the
deck
of
six
I'rlnce
ltuM?r!
enroule
liomc
in
I.os
Angeles.
The
I'niled
Stales
revtvnue
cut
ter
Cygan,
Capt.
llalverson,
ar-rieJ
in
'port
from
Ketchikan
ycstenlay
afleriioon
and
relurnel
north
Unlay.
The
vessel's
flag
was
at
half
iiihsI
on
account
of
'culture.
Paris,
(iavrillac
and
llennes
were
constructed,
112
Ions
of
cobble
stones
were
used
for
paving,
be
sides
610
tons
of
gravel
and
sand.
For
the
buildings
702.201
feel
of
lumber
was
necessary.
Al
so
310
tons
of
plaster,
t.000
IMHiuds
of
nails,
and
200
tons
of
casting
plaster.
NOTICE
feH.
Ilalhfon
declared
she
could!
.
I
'"'"g
a"jn
over
Hie
Acw
ride
any
wave
Hie
Pacific
could
!
"'
u
1'ra'ier.
m-peclor
of
Nokohoma
Cnh
we
will
not
be
raise
She
shIIimI
uil!.
Intlf
a
inn
pII-.
left
on
last
night's
train
responsible
for
any
liabilities
in-
Ijoriroii
filings
n
ballast,
in
addi-
for
l,,,,l,rs-
"
completed
icurred
by
previous
owners
from
,i
.
i,
...
..
Ills
nis
fixnmiiiiitiim
examination
nf
or
kln,ruulu
stuuenls
in
inlllii.
,l:il.
dale.
IIM..I
October
")
I
Signet)
It.
W.
CLAYTON.
Manager.
FEELS
BETTER
ALL
AROUND
Brandon
Man
Qets
Remarkable
help
from
famous
herbal
remedy,
Dreco,
and
doesn't
hesitate
to
endorse
It.
Mr.
M.
Saunders,
well-known
in
Hraiiilou
as
a
skilled
painter,
and
who
lives
at
830
li'lli
street,
suffered
a
great
deal
from
diges
tive
troubles
and
rheumatism.
until
he
bad
the
good
fortune
to
try
Dreco.
Its
pure
herbal
juices
(Uicklf
restored
his
vital
organs
lo
normal,
healthy
functioning
and
the
syiuptons
that
distressed
him
are
rapidly
disappearing.
".My
stomach
bothered
me
for
a
long
time,"
says
Mr.
Saunders.
'F.verything
I
ale
soured
and
formed
gas.
My
liver
was
sluggish
and
I
was
chronically
constipated.
1
suffered
a
lot
from
rheumatism
of
the
joints
and
muscles
and,
in
fact,
was
anything
but
a
well
man.
"I
have
only
taken
one
bottle
of
Dreco,
but
feel
Tine.
I
can
now
eat
and
enjoy
my
meal
without
sourness
or
gas
formations,
my
liver
is
active
my
bowels
regular
and
the
rheumatism
is
improving
every
day."
Dreco
is
Nature's
own
tonic
and
rorrestlve.
made
from
the
,pure
juices
of
herbs,
roots,
barks
.and
loaves.
It
is
absolutely
safe
and
reliable
and
contains
no
mercury,
potash
or
huhil
forming
drugs.
Dreco
Is
belna
specially
In.
troduced
In
Prince
Rupert
by
W
J.
McCutcheon,
and
Is
sold
by
a.
pood
drugqlst
everywhere.
Those
New
Odd
Shaped
WRIST
WATCHES
Some
people
are
afraid
to
buy
Ihem
because
they
think
they
might
not
run
u
well
as
the
common
shape.
The
difference,
however,
is
mostly
in
the
case
and
trimmings;
as
the
wheels
ami
working
parts
are
the
usual
kind.
We
have
a
girl's
rectangular
golri
filled
15
jewelled
watch,
which
Is
a
good
timc-k
eeper,
as
low
as
$15.00
in
white,
green
or
yellow
gold.
Olher
fancy
shapes
al
the
same
price
but
we
have
others
all
the
way
to
185.00.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
Killer
our
Ad.
Competition
before
Nov.
15.
Nole:
Drawings
would
he
of
no
use
us
The
Nevvs'cuuld
tiot
reproduce
them
in
this
fpace.
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Blacksmiths,
Pattern
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Woodworkers,
Etc.
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'Comfort,
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meals,
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St
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River
trip,
with
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majestic
scenery.
You
can
change
your
hotel
readily
enough
it
you
are
disappointed.
But,
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cannot
chanse
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steamer
once
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are
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now
to
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salons,
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children's
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decks,
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dates,
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