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llupert
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Kditor.
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SIIRSP.RIPTION
RATES;
A
the
meelinp
of
the
hospital
board
last
night
lenders
were
opened
for
the
fire
protection
provisions
which
haxe
been
asked
by
the
fire
department
of
the
cily.
They
were
as
follow:
Michell
A
Currie,
2.2H.
John
S.
Nelson,
t,ti5.
Oeorpe
Scott.
2.985.5(l.
,
Scott's
tender
was
the
onlv
one
accompanied
by
a
certified
check
ttU
iH'Ouesled
by
the
advertisement.
H
whs
felt,
however,
that
in'itiA.
A
ni.i..'
...
i
i
iu-'r
ill
his
-vwrt"
rrniiniin-
hihi
Tftrfti!i-
v.-
l.l
!!.
i.uiini
4ii-i'iiijru
iiiiiu.
i
jir
pre'at
iiffeence
between
the
teui-ders
was
the
subject
of
remark
and
Hswas
left
for
Hie
executive
committee
to
lei
the
contract
to
Ihe
lowest
tenderer
provided
be
was
ready
lo
proceed
and
comply
with
the
provisions
of
the
OUR
Christmas
Cards
this
yenr
are
the
nicest
we
have
ever
had
more
color
more
variety
more
designs
and
made
Up
better
than
ever
before.
l
Prices
range
from
.'e
each
for
the
ordinary
ones
to
.5(1
each
for
the
large
hand-painted
ones.
'
(Jail
in
a-ul
make
your
choice
today
while
the
selection
is
best.
xtta:
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggist
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Ave.
A
Sixth
St.
Phones
82
and
200
I
SONSOFCANADA
WON
OVER
ELKS
Grotto
Beat
Regiment
In
Intermediate
Basketball
League
and
Junior
Colts
Lost
to
Tiny
Tims
In
a
splendid
panic
wliieh
was
Transient
Display
Advertising.
..
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per
inch
per
inserlionl'J,
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by
Local'
Readers,
per
insertion.
25c
per
lima'
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion
2c
per
word
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Basket.
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Il
v..lla
Notices,
each
,!.
insertion
i.eISnn
Ifie
lfic
nee
per
ngale
rli.
line
Legal
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
!)AfI.Y
KDITIOH
Sal
unlay.
Nov.
22,
1921.
Milk
Supply
For
City
Threatened.
The
taking
off
of
the
daily
train
service,
it
is
said,
threatens
the
fresh
niilk
supply
of
the
city.
.Milk
can
he
kepi
sweet
for
two
davs
hut
not
fur
three,
according
In
milk
authorities.
Ill
has
Iicsmi
the
hahit
of
local
milk
dealers
to
gel
milk
from
outside
points
along
the
line
of
railway
hut
now
under
the
present
schedule
there
is
a
long
lireak
from
Thursday
to
.Sunday.
What
the
milkmen
are
asking
is
that
the
railway
company
hring
their
time
freight
into
the
city
on
Saturday
so
as
to
fill
the
need
on
that
day
instead
or
having
it
arrive
mi
Sunday
as
at
present.
This
would
make
it
possihle
to
give
lh'
Prince
Rupert
people
good
fresh
milk
all
the
time.
What
Ihe
objections
to
this
change
may
he
we
do
not
know,
but
we
do
know
that
it
is
very
important
the
peoph
and
especially
the
children
of
Ihe
citv.
should
have
fresh
milk
of
Ihe
best
quality
and
plenty
of
iL
If
it
is
possible
to
give
it
Uiem,
even
at
some
little
inconvenience
it
is
important
that
it
should
be
done.
Which
Verse
Of
Anthem
Is
Best?
The
Parent-Teachers'
Association
uses
one
version
of
Ihe
song
"O
Canada"
and
Ihe
Holary
Club
uses
another.'
At
the
Kuiglils
of
Columbus
banquet
Ihe
P.-T.
version
was
used,
but
Ihe
city
school
and
the
Notary
Club
use
the
other
version.
In
order
that
local
.people
may
judge'of
Ihe
two
and
in
order
that
they
may
express
their
opinions
of
them,
we
use
them
both
herewith
and
ask
for
reader
to
lei
us
know
wbat
they
think.
The
first
is
the
one
used
by
Ihe
Parent-Teachers
and
the
Canadian
Clubs,
the
second
by
Hie
cily
schools
and
Ihe
Notary
Club:
O
CANADA!
0
Canada,
our
heritage,
our
love,
.
,
,
Thy
worth
we
praize
all
idher
lands
above.
)
From
sea
lo
sea,
throughout
thy
lengjli,
From
pole
to
bonlerland.
At
Britain's
side,
whnteVr
!'tid"e,
Unflinchingly
we'll
stand.
With
heart
we
sing.
"Cod
Save
Ihe
King,"
(luitle
thou
the
Empire
wide,
do
we
implore,
'f.
And
prosper
Canada
from
shore
to
shore.
0
Canada,
our
home
our
native
land,
True
Patriot
Love
Ihou
dost,
in
us
command.
.
We
see
lhee
rising
fair
dear
land,
The
true
north
strong
and
free,
,
.
J
And
stand'
on
guardj
O
Canada
We
stand
on
guard
for
lhee.
0
Canada!
O
Canada!
O
Canada,
we
stand
on
guard
for
lhee
0
Canada
we
stand
on
guard
for
thee.
By
BATTALION
ORDERS
Lienl.-Col.
J.
W.
Nicliolls,
Officer
Commanding,
1st
Hatln.
North
B.C.
llegimenl
M
021x1
Hn.
C.K.P.
Parades
"A"
company
parade
Monday
veninp,
Nov.
21,
at
H
p.m.
for
company
instruction
a
per
syllabus
of
traininp.
Iterruif
traininp
on
Monday,
8
p.m.
Serpt.
llorrobin
in
charge.
"Ii"
company
parade
Wednesday
eeriing.
Nov.
50,
at
8
p.m.
for
company
instruction
as
per
syllabus
of
training.
s
.-ipnai
ecumi
Mpnal
,
section
parade
.
under
Lieut.
Barnsleyj
iTiteAd'ay
eveninp,.
Nov.
25.
at
jR
l'r.tn.
.,
P
Minialjire
Itanpe
Hanpe
pfaC
tire
Thursday
eveninp
at
8
n'm!
special
All
member
are
requested
In
attend
meelinp
of
the
regiment
at
Ihe
Armoury
on
Monday
eveninp,
im)rlant
bus-hies.
S.
I).
JOHNSTON,
Major
and
Adjt.
AIM.
J
si
lln.
Norlh
B.C.
Rcpl.
CONTRACTS
OPENED
FOR
HOSPITAL
FIRE
ESCAPES
John
Nelson's
Bid
Very
Much
Lower
Than
Either
of
Others
ball
Leapue.
II
was
a
cloc
match
all
the
way
and
at
half
time
the
Sons
of
Canada
wpre
ahead
12
to
10.
Italph
Smith
made
an
efficient
j-eferee
ami
Ihe
teams
lined
up
a
ftdlows:
i:iks
M.
lludenieh,
A.
Howard.
W.
Lamliie,
A.
Smith,
I).
Balfour,
and
(icorpe
Shaw.
Sons
of
Canada
II.
B.
Skinner,
V.
Memies.
II.
Menkes,
A.
Mitchell,
Oeorpe
Blylhe
and
fienrpc
Shenlon.
Intermediate
League
In
the
Intermediate
Leapue,
the
(initio
team
won
its
first
victory
of
Hie
season
and
rele
gated
its
opponents,
(lie
hoys
of
Ihe.
Itepinient,
to
(he
cellar
by
a
core
of
32
In
1
1.
II
was
easy
for
Ihe
winners.
Dave
Balfour
and
Lee
Dell
re-fereed.
(he
teams
taking
the
floor
as
follow:
Orotfo
W.
Oray,
II.
Berry-nfan,
V.
Cavalier.
Oeorpe
Bill.
Dido
Ourvich,
and
V.
Meagher.
Itepimenl
W.
llorrohjii,
S.
Barelt-Jone,
C.
JfeKenwn,
Albert
Palmer,
1C
Floyd.
T.
Houller
and
A.
Cadwdllader.
Junior
League
The
openinp
Junior
Leapue
pame
wa
played
between
the
Colts
and
Tiny
Tims,
the
lattpr
winninp
by
15
lo
0.
There
were
four,
in
minute
period
and
Mike
Budenich
refereed.
The
line-ups:
Colls
s.
Ourvlch.
II.
Macdon-ald.
J.
McNully.
D.
Stalker.
II.
Ileilbroner
and
F.
Macdonald.
Tiny
Tims
T.
Kalsiiyama.
P.
Baisler.
F..
Dingwall,
I.
Katni-yama,
C.
Thompson
and
II.
Walker.
There
wa
a
pood
attendance
lv
wltue
the
games
and.
Ibe
fans
were
well
satisfied.
Iea?ne
slamltpps
to
dale
V'W?
'
Senior
Leanue
-
YV.
Son's
of
Canada
...
2
inks.
..
..
..
..
I
L.
0
1
Colls
f
...
0
2
Intermediate
League
(.oils
2
0
Orolto
llf'Pimenl
n
2
Ladles'
League
Maple
Leafs
2
0
Oil's
0
2
Junior
League
Tiny
Tim
n
Colls
o
1
KETCHIKAN
LUMBER
fol-
PIs
t
2
n
The
(up
Chief
and
barpe
Trader
were
in
Troiii
Ketchikan
yesterday
'lischarpinp
."t.000
feel
of
spruce
lumber
from
Ketchikan
for
delivery
'In
New
York
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
VALUE
OF
RADIO
ON
RAILWAYS
ATTESTED
T.
H.
Johnson
Tells
of
Entertainment
Received
When
Going
East;
Many
Points
Visited
The
value
of
radio
as
a
means
of
enlerlainniinl
while
aboard
Ihe
train
wa
testified
lo
by
T.
II.
Johnson
to
Ihe
Holary
Club
at
their
luncheon
Thursday
afternoon,
when
he
'told
of
his
visit
Kast
and
of
the
way
in
which
the
lrfodern
invention
relieved
I
lie
I
tedium
of
Ihe
journey.
On
the
I
journey
outbound
they
sat
in
the;
smoking
room
ami
heard
Hie
re-!
sulls
of
the
world
series
baseball
pam'e
and
in
the
evening
afler
dinner
listened
to
a
dpllghlful
concert.
When
on
oilier
railways
Ihe
absence
of
the
radio
was
par-i
Ilcularly
nnliced.
Mr.
Johnson
complimented
Ihe,
railway
man-i
apemenl
on
being
up
to
dale
In;
Ihis
respect.
j
Speakinp
of
Ihe
Rotary
lunches:
he
had
attended
elsewhere,
Mr.
Johnson
said.tliey
seldom
had
nsi
pood
a
spread
as
was
given
In
Prince
Rupert.
He
visited
clubs
j
al
Ottawa
and
Chirapo
and
at
Ihe
former
place
heard
mention!
of
Ihe
shipment
of
Prince
Hu-J
pert
fish
to
the
KnsJ
by
Ihe
Express
'
Company.
At
Boston
Mr.
Johnson
watched'
the
torchlight
procession
when
2n.nn0
lorrhes,
were
carried
amid
Ihe
wavfnp
of
banners,
all
with
a
view
to
aiding
in
the
election
of
OLD
11
Calvin
Coolidge
as
president.
The
procession
si
retched
as
far
as
Hie
eye
could
see
and
was
a
very
imposing
slghl.
At
Chirapo
Mr.
Johnson
watch
ed
a
hip
football
match
at
which
.0,000
people
were
present.
All
j.i.
u
,
.
S!Cn
0reat
SC
the
tickets
had
bee,
,,d
but
e
PRINCES
SUPPORT
CYRIL
IP
jH
jjj
jl
SMOKING
TOBACCO
IS
FOUR
TIMES
SEALED
The
outer
wrapper
of
ivater-dndmoisfure
proof
pjrjffin
paper-.
TiereMr'fld
Chum'ujrapper
sfiotuind
name
j
rid
trademark
The
heauy
tin
foil
The
heavy
rrtanith
paper
ismotao
I
f
to
bring
you
the
full
richness
and
mellow
sweetness
of
this
FASCINATION
FOR
MEN
PROVES
A
CURSE
IN
'
"LILY
OF
THE
DUST"
manaprtl
lo
el
the
use
of
one
"cular
and
Fmollonal
'al
had
been
purchased
by
a
per-1
Picture
i
on
who
was
unable
lo
attend'
,
"
winp
to
illnPijH.
The
slory
is
of
a
woman
whose
!
faseitlulinn
flip
moil
Im
a
iMirkn
Ia
'jier
rather
than
a
weapon
is
told
iV
"IMjr
ir
o
ol
I
Mia
lie
lgsL?
i;gsi,7
.41
al
tha
lha.
,
:
4
C'QUUIHS.
(iermanr,
'ov.
2t
HVeslholme
loniphl.
Caught
In
,ira,,Uj!i,-li"'
!TiMr
.lOissla.
who
'",
k,n(t
of
'i'1
wbere
everylhing
.Ulna
I
urn!
i
I
(v..
...J.A.iU..-
1
,1
inisllOa
Kat
lnn
tk
an
mi
am
I
mu
r
n,,
railllllI--
If)
11,
,
-
.....
w
.
.
w,
world
lhal
he
conxidrrcd
himseir
"nc
,r,e
Mln
and
again
to
pet
he
rightful
heir
lo
Ihe
throne
of
npw
fool
hold
and
start
afresh,
the
Itussian
czar,
has
sent
cop-
"l"
v,,n
npr
afTeetions
and
kindles
of
hi
proclamation
to
the
,"'""'
lread
snares
for
her.
11
Irt
Itussiau
pramf
duke
who
are,'",,ni
,Mal
lo
,ni
woman,
love
above
21
year
of
ape.
,0
h'
omething
soiled
and
,
Hi
"chancellory"
now
reports
'Ira!rled,
until
in
Ihe
end.
It
Is
that
I.I
of
,e
r.
princes
haveij;'v,,,','J
,n
,"r
ln'
mipht
sut
noles
or
lellers.
approvinp
,av'
DPon
y
"till
be.
'f
hi
contention.
I
Perhaps
Ihe
greatest
scene
in
-
''c
whole
picture
is
that
where
;Pola
atlemnls
lo
ennvinc.
11.
NOW
FOR
A
Wool
Dress
"DEMERS"
HAVE
THEM
IN
FLANNEL,
SERQE
and
8ILVERSHEEN.
$8.50-$25.
HOSIERY
IN
SILK
AND
WOOLPURE
WOOL
!S
I.
.L.
I.
.
.
iim-ir
1
iihi
no
is
linen
lo
Dei'iime
I'reir
wife.
Tnder
Ihe
intliieiic..
f
wine,
she
again
hecome
a
reckless
creature
if
I
)
mlii
Thinkiiip
she
is
wliiniup
hmt
Mi"
uncle,
she
resorts
lo
eerv
iniol
ense
of
enlerUifnilienl.
and
when
il
is
loo
late
realizes
II111I
lm
r,
revealed
her
very
sntil
lo
Prcii
;uid
his
uncle.
The
Duel
The
duel
between
Prell
and
Hi"
Colonel
is
a
b
tlirill.
l.iW-'Pola
MgrP
love
alTaii-
with
Prell
Is
the
mol
beautiful
iliin.-
in
her
life
wliieh
has
always
l.
drali
and
colorle-.
There
are
colorful'
cafe
and
banquet
-l
em
x
wild,
house
parlies,
etc.
"I.iiv
pif
Hie
Dnsl"
is
one
succession
of
big
scenes.
The
arrival
on
the
"field
of
honor"
of
Lily
who
has
heard
of
Ihe
duel,
is
n
moment
of
tense
drama.
She
reaches
the
place
lime
lo
find
i.nlv
Picll
-
r.,i,
,,h,
coat
on
the
ground,
,!io
i.
led
in
an
agony
of
doubt
as
lo
winch
of
the
men
was
the
victim.
I
he
picture
shows
how
hopeless
is
her
al
tempt
to
live
in
a
re
instable
way.
She
i
branded
as
Ihe
divorred
wife
of
an
army
nicer.
Final
Scene
The
final
scene
bHween
l)e.
necke
and
Idly
show
the
triumph
mrr
of
his
belter
nature
oer
(hat
which
ia
bae.
The
fact
that
he
hat
nearly
Inst
I.Hy
makes
htm
realise
what
be
rnaUy
means
in
MhMI
Temlsrs
saarmH
Itlint
simI
'Udorwd
rot
I
ho
ixl
Kouplinriit
f
iw
'
1
1
forty
f''l
Vowr
itinrn
win
ir
rri
V...wiih
aih
mil
Hlas.
.iMTiriralliMin
and
fnfin
nf
imlr
"HlfM
I
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