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yovtmbcr
22,
1021,
MI8S
QUDMUNDSON.
hurch
Notices
DON'T
:?
a
plays
for
15
minutes
Sunday
eveiuiiK
er-f
'
w
d
by
tiriuhl
ouj
ser-V
:il
and
instrumental
I'ap
oi
J
V
KiiIkIiIs.
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lomai
h
I-
out
nt
or-
r
.
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ill.
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e
n
inijif
;.
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.rvlee.
burning
niir
.lomti-h
DENNI80N
ART
CRAFT
INSTRUCTOR
Cumiiifiii'iiiK
Monday
fiiorniiiK
at
U
u.m.,
is
prepared
to
give
FltF.K
instruction
o
nil
appli.
rant
for
i
tliiys
M.jii-
lay,
Tuesday,
Wcdiies-lay
ami
Thursday
thin
week.
TliU
in
n
rare
i.
1'orliiiiily
for
the
people
f
Prince
ltiiort.
A
Chance
In
the
latest
ideas.
Make
up
your
Xnins
(ijfl.
The
ttitt
made
with
your
own
hands
i
u.
Kjfi
appreciated,
mid
the
cost
a
mere
trifle.
mil
off
your
ld.
Come
Monday
mid
oll
ii
re
if
vim
vii.li
Itui
come
.Mommy
aim
see
wtiai
the
Demonstrator
ha
to
wffcr
uu,
.Make
rt
start
Monday
and
lake
home.
Come
kick
Tuesday
fur
further
instruction,
etc.,
etc.
Come
Monday
Have
a
look.
For
further
information
Phone
0.
fMmSmJk
ii
it
Peter
s
Denial.
Preacher,
Ilev
II
it.
(iraiil.
D.I).
Lutheran
Church
St.
Pauls
Church,
Metropolc
Hall.
Third
Avenue.
Iiiv
n
v
Cntrl
City
Mission
Hai-ler.
M.D.,
pai.r.
Sunday
::i
of
'lie
Fourfold
Uospel,
'"J""
le
II
a.m.
sermon
loiic-Six
Ii
Avenue
und
Fullon
j
Jospel
of
the
J
si
Sunday
of
'
Sf.-vi''es
ami
sulijecl
for'"'
hrrli
year.
Sunday
School
i
as
follow:
Sunday.
SI
f
I
.
Kvrnin?
service
at
7.30.
Wslup.
i
l
i
Siiiulay
ctiKMi
lopic:
"The
Lord
s
Share;
7
M
p.m.
Four
straight
'''
ed."
Annual
every
memher
.:
to
Jonah.
Ve.lueiMia.v
j1"''
6
p.m.
:
r'uur
loyal
iuellon
frtun
Salvation
Army
,i.
;
Knday.
..m.
Ymtn?!
V,,
!'clal
meeting
toniuht
a.
...
tf
..
...
j
f
I
...
?
iiieeuiip.
I
lie
Mlr.ion
'
"
nome
10
ii.
ami
.Mrs.
hm.ll
and
vitiliiu
oflirers.
Con-rerliita
solo
hy
..J.
J.
Merrell
id
several
musical
'items
by
heal
youn
peui.le
will
be
a
special
allraclimi.
Come
and
enlov
Pribytrln
Church
;mi
liieeliiisr.
hunday
al
1
1
a.m.
ir
worship
at
II
a.iu.;Mr!'-
KH
'H
In
chaiRe.
3
h
:ol
of
Hie
Salvalio.ijP
"'-
'-"dure
by
Cd.
Km.lt.
.Sub-.jiiday
School
ai
I
:i0.
"
l
t,e
H"'y
Land
lwfore
and
ii
e
rl
hI
7
HI,
Subject:
uttor
ll,c
War."
Ills
Worship
i
Mayor
New
Ion
will
preside.
7.30
'p.m.
Salvation
meeliu?.
0
YOU
KtlOW?
,
,
Wethodl.t
Church
-
w
.-Miituav
iiii.ru
111
7
hi
11
a
y
rrr
tail)
tut
UE
m
M
.
I.ieiil.
Colonel
Oei.
A.
I'lillliin
i.'
h
j.-To
u
preacli.
7.30
p.m.
"Oct
Ac
Preacher
Ilev
'.
$U'.
10
J-Ta
IM4
I"-
Hacker.
Come
twice!
tin.
Whv
stay
on
the
washday
treadmill!
No
matter
how
long
you
travel
on
a
treadmill,
you
never
get
anywhere.
For
the
treadmill
carries
you
back
as
fast
as
you
move
forward.
It's
much
the
same
with
the
weekly
washday.
You
spend
a
day
or
more
every
week
getting
the
clothes
clean.
Then
the
next
week
you
go
through
the
same
thing
all
over
again.
Send
your
family
bundle
to
us.
Our
prices
are
as
moderate
as
our
services
are
varied
our
work
is
always
thorough,
careful
and
reliable.
Call
us
and
step.ofT
the
washday
treadmill
forever.
MINIMUM
CHARGE
75o
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
DRY
CLEANERS
SUlh
Avc.-ue
Wel
Phone
8
tntha
if
-
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertaken,
l'lione
41.
Uuyner,
Undertakers,
Phone
351
You'll
like
our
coat
I
Consum
er
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
tf
Nothing
better"
SUl'HF.MK
"
Colfee.
.Sate
the
cououns.
tf
Hoyal
Purple
liazaar,
Wednes
day,
Deceinhcr
3,
F.Iks
'Home.
Ilridge-
Whist
drive
am
dance
in
the
evening.
tnion
steamer
Venture,
Capt.
A.
Johnstone,
southbound
from
.nyox
and
the
,ass
lliver,
was
in
port
at
noon
today.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Kd
wards
of
(he
W'estholme
rooms
sailed
litis)
afternoon
011
the
Princess
llealrice
for
Vancouver.
J.
McKechuie,
the
local
contractor,
sailed
on
the
Princess
lleatrice
this
afternoon
for
Van
comer
on
a
ten-day
business
trip.
Once
more
we
can
supply
the
famous
r.dson
coal
in
any
(juan
I
tiles.
Phone
OB.
Prince
Huperl
reed
Co.
tf
I
he
iue.siou
of
providing
MirMmas
cheer
for
the
indigeir.
(.alieuts
at
the
hospital
was
lef
in
the
hands
of
I
lie
House
Com
mittee
by
the
Hospital
Hoard
at
Its
mecliii?
last
nisht.
AI
the
meeliiiK
of
the
hospital
ImiuiiJ
last
iiilit
il
was
deeided
to
put
blinds
on
the
windows
of
(he
nurses
home,
the
secretary
to
make
the
purchases
at
the
lowest
possible
price.
At
the
meeting
or
(he
Hospital
Hoard
last
uighl
II
was
reported
thai
the
X-Hay
transformer
had
arrival
ami
was
now
ready
for
Use
and
the
instrument
would
be
able
lo
do
good
work.
AI
the
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
last
night,
il
was
reported
that
W
.
(iohlbloom
who
had
re
eeiilly
!-cit
a
ualienl
in
the-
hos
pital
had
made
a
donation
of
ttjn
dollars
uliich
will
be
suitulil
acknowledged.
Cancellation
of
I
ease
I
To
house
builders
and
boat
builders
Owing
lo
cancellation
of
leae,
we
have
for
sale
at
greally
re
duced
prices,
dimension
and
iouble
dressed
lumber.
Stock
must
be
sold
at
once.
hokley
Planing
Mill,
Cow
Hay.
tf
Herbert
Hampton
rej.orletl
a
I
the
meeting
of
the
ltalepaycrt
.Woclaliou
last
night
the
pro
lest
against
I
lie
removal
of
Ihe
plunk
roadway
on
Tail
Street
Section
?,
had
b.en
tak.'ii
up
with
'he
city
solicitor
who
had
slated
hat
nothing
could
be
done
as
(he
lifetime
of
the
plank
roadway
in
question
was
up.
1
1.
.1.
Hergin.
locating
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
work,
left
for
Victoria
on
Ihe
Princes
llealrice
this
afler-noon.
Since
coming
from
the
interior
where
he
was
engaged
ou
Ihe
Hums
l.ake-Fndako
road.
Mr.
Hergin
spent
several
days
in
the
local
hospital
suffering
from
heumatisiii.
In
her
report
lo
Ihe
hospital
hoard
lat
uighl
the
lady
super
intendent
staled
Ilia!
everything
was
going
ou
well
at
Ihe
local
Institution.
The
training
class
was
making
progress
and
Ihe
slalf
were
all
doing
good
work.
She
referred
lo
Ihe
fact
Ilia!
Ihe
ladies
auxiliary
were
redecorating
their
room.
Two
pupil
nurses
look
the
II.
N.
examination
on
.November
5
and
7.
At
the
Hireling
of
the
hospital:
loard
held
in
Ihe
city
hall
last
night
a
reporl
from
the
Women's
j
auxiliary
showed
that
work
to
the'
nine
of
9155
had
been
done,
all
Ihe
hospital.
Also
it
was
in-llmaled
that
the
auxiliary
pro-1
posnl
pulling
linoleum
ou
(ho!
Honrs
of
the
wards.
This
wasj
leasing
news
lo
the
Hoard
and
Hie
auxiliary
was
ordered
thanked
for
their
good
work
ami
interest
and
il
was
decided
lo
arrange
for
Ihe
proper
caslors
on
(he
beds
in
anticipation
of
Ihe
new
flooring
and
also
to
repair
the
floors.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I.ulheran
Haiaar,
December
2,
Melropole
Hall.
train.
TnB
DAILT
NEWB
FRUIT
JUICES
FOR
niii
Amazing
Results
from
the
Fruit
Treatment
"Fruit:a-tiyEs"
Here
Is
the
whole
story
of
the
Fruit
Treatment
for
Ilhcumatisra,
told
by
a
jtentlemtn
who
suflereU
live
years
with
this
terrible
affliction.
Mr.
James
Dohson.of
lironte,
Ont.
Bays:
"The
KheumatUm
was
in
tny
right
hip
and
shoulder;
the
pain
was
almost
unendurable.
After
six
months'
Fruit
Treatment
with
"Kruit
a
tires",
I
was
completely
relieved
and
am
now
in
first
clas
health".
It
is
a
fact
proren
by
thousands
of
cases-that
"Fruit-a
tires",
the
Fruit
Treatment,
absoluU-ly
relieres
Kheumatiim,
Pain
in
the
Hack,
Neuralgia,
chronic
Headaches
due
to
stomach
or
liver
troubles,
and
other
forms
of
Kidney
Disease.
2.x:.
and
60c.
a
box
at
all
dealers
or
from
Fruit-a
tivea
Limited,
OtUwa,
Ont.
I..
Kvitl,
brother
of
Aid.
C.
V.
Kvill,
who
has
been
visiting
in
the
city
for
the
past
few
days.
is
returning
to
his
home
al
(Jlen
lamia
near
BmUbers
on
touiglifs
C.P.It.
steamer
Princess
Mary
Capl.
C.
C.
Sinister,
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vanicouver.
wa
in,
port
from.
7.30
lo
il
o'clock
last
night.
The
vessel
had
a
full
list
of
passengers
from
Honor!
h.
The
November
Pacific
Marine
lleview
has
an
illustrated
des
criptive
article
oil
the
drydocks
of
Ihe
coast
in
wfiich
there
are
three
pwhI
picliirns
of
the
Prince'
Huperl
dock.
Tlii
is
good
publicity
fur
the
city.
II.
Cuslillou
of
Vancouver,
who
was
here
as
Counsel
at
the
Supreme
Court
assizes,
returned
south
on
lUi
Princess
llealrice
this
afternoon.
The
same
vessel
ulfto
look
south
-several
of
Ihe
wilue
in
the
Ocean
Falls
assault
case.
-
L.
J.
Marren
laid
a
complaint
w
ith
Hie
police
apaiasl
several
!H.y
whom
lie
4)Ttged-
threw
rock
at
Ihe
Auditorium
on
Sixth
Avenue.
N
Charge
was
laid
in
coo.
iMWentp
having
undertaken
lo
see
that
there
would
be
no
re
currence
of
I
lie
offence
complained
of.
If
ft
ha
opens
again,
however,
the
case
will
be
proceeded
Willi.
At
1:25
this
morning
fire.
caused
by
coal
falling
lo
Ihe
tloor
from
a
stove,
broke
out
in
the
Heaver
Hot1linrVorks
in
the
lane
between
Fraser
Street
an.
Third
Avenue.
A
hate
was
burn
ed
through
Ihe
floor
about
three
feel
square
before
Ihe
fire
depart
men
t
was
called.
The
alarm
was
sent
in
from
the
I
.a
Casse
bakery,
one
of
the
bakers
having
seen
Ihe
fire
from
the
back
dimr
of
the
bakery.
C.P.It.
steamer
Princess
Heal-ice.
Cunt.
II.
Thompson,
arrived
al
3
o'clock
this
morning
from
Ihe
south
ami
cleared
fgr
Van-
ouver
ami
waypwrls
at
3
o'clock
this
a
f
term
Min.
The.
vessel
load
ed
canned
salmon
at
Ihe
Tucks
Inlet
cannery.
Passengers
leav
ing
for
the
south
included:
I..
i.
Saul
and
D.
.1.
Hergin
for
Vic
toria;
Mr.
Heck.
S.
S.
Perrv.
Mrs.
II.
Kdwards.
Miss
F.
I
lurk,
H.
Cnvaoaugh.
11.
llanon,
Mr.
Kd
wards,
.
Cuslillou,
.1.
McF.ach-ern.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Haskell
ami
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Kdwards
for
Vaucoiner;
A.
1
oil
re
Ii
a
Ik.
W.
Owen
and
J.
M.
Hockin
for
Ocean
Falls.
Wool
Delaine
Among
Ihe
most
fashionable
fabrics
for
oer-hlouses,
dresses
or
tunics
are
these
soft
drapery;,.
delaines
in
beiUilTrtil
do'sIgnSj,
30
Inches.
.'.
.'.'-
.
'
,
Per
Yard
.
.
$1.50
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
BLOCK.
i
DR.
ARBUTUS
BUDD&HIS
I
FAMOUS
BEAUTY
SHOP.
n
......
.
p.
.
t
a
.
1
1
1
a
.
I
.
la
Beauty
uoevor
mil
mrriiw
in
Town
on
Wednesday;
Great
Experience
In
New
York
and
Corsica
I
Dr.
Arbutus
Hud.
I,
Ihe
famous
beauty
doctor,
will
be
in
town
oiv
Wednesday
and
Ihursday
of
next,
week
under
the
auspices
of
H.P.0.
1
Flks'
Lodge
No.
10
and
will
re-
lata
by
song
and
story
some
of
his
great
'experiences.
The
doctor
first
opened
hi
Hcauly
Shop
in
Kew
York
and
typical
of
Hroadway
are
eight'
snappy
musical
numbers
by'
bevies
of
beautiful
girls
in
group
j
ami
morns,
ine
uocior
win
ue-monslrale
his
method
of
beauty
application
and
of
dodging
creditors.
These,
however,
lent
him
more
money
to
allow
him
lo
get
lo
Corsica
where
a
great
estate
was
left
lo
his
ward.
Spanish
singing
ami
dancing
numbers
al-
the
cabaret
of
the
Corsica
11
Inn
where
the
doctor
stayed
will
be
reproduced,
but
the
estate
turns
out
to
be
a
first
class
family
feud
of
the
kind
for
which
Corsica
is
famous
and
the
doctor
is
the
only
living
heir
yet
lo
be
killed.
Although
the
undertaker
is
called
in.
Dr.
Hudd
emerges
gloriously
through
the
efficacy
of
his
wonderful
beauty
preparations.
The
tale
of
the
locti.r's
t
roubles
is
just
one
long
laugh.
Don't
you
miss
it
next
Wednesday.
NO
CHANGE
MADE
IN
NURSES'
SALARIES
Present
Rate
of
$80
for
Gradu
ates
and
$85
for
Operating
Nuree
to
Stand
The
mjeslion
of
nurses'
salar
ies
came
up
for
some
discussion
al
Ihe
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
last
night,
D.
C.
Mcltae
presiding,
ami
ou
the
recommendation
of
the
finance
com
mittee
no
change
was
made
from
the
present
rate.
II
was
pointed
out
by
'the
com
mittee
thai
the
Prince
Ituperl
hospital
was
well
in
line
with
I
lie
average
paid
al
other
insli-utions,
the
rale
here
being
80
Tor
graduates
and
$85
for
the
pperaliiu
nur.e.
In
addition
to
hal
Ihey
received
board
and
room,
a
fine
home
and
laundry
free
of
charge.
In
Vancouver
lie
rale
'.aid
was
7o
lo
?80
In
New
Weslminsler
night
supervisors
got
75
and
Ward
super
visors
fn;
al
the
Jubilee
Hospital,
Victoria
supervisors
were
paid
.75
lo
'.MI;
at
Vernon
graduates
got
.".
and
al
Print"
iteorge
Ihey
were
advertising
for
one
at
s.ll.
The
only
place
from
which
they
had
heard
where
the
rales
were
higher
was
al
Calgary
where
night
supervisors
were
paid
lll
and
ward
supervisors
'.'..
Apparently
there
were
no
oilier
graduates
than
supervisor
employed
al
many
of
Ihe
larger
institutions,
the
pupil
nurses
do-
ig
everything.
A
suggestion
was
made
dial
live
dollars
might
be
added
for
the
second
year
bUi
instead
of
that
il
was
deemed
thai
if
advaucemeul
was
asked
for
a
nurse
of
vul-slamling
ability
il
might
be
considered
hy
Ihe
board.
No
change
in
Ihe
general
rale
would
he
made
al
present
however.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Arsenal
0,
Sunderland
0.
sinn
Villu
3,
Kverlon
1.
Illackburii
It.
0,
Holloa
3.
Hury
1,
Preston
N.K.
1.
lluddersfield
0,
Notts
County
0.
'
iverpool
I,
Leeds
0.
lanchesler
City
2,
Cardiff
2.
Newcastle
I,
lliriuingham
1.
Nottingham
F."D,
Hurntey
0.
Sheflield
A.
2,
West
Hromwich
0.
West
Ham
I.
Tottenham
1.
Division
II.
Uarnsley
3,
The
Wednesday
0.
Mhtckpool
I.
Manchester
t.
Hradford
I.
Southhampton
2.
Derby
County
2,
Stockport
0.
Fulhain
.'.
Coventry
0.
Hull
Leicester
I.
Portsmouth
0.
Sloke
0.
Port
Vale
2.
Crystal
Palace
0.
South
Shields
I,
Chelsea
I.
Wolverhampton
2,
Oldham
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Airdries
3,
Queen's
Park
0.
I
Falkirk
0,
Ayr
United
3.
Hamilton
I,
Dundee
t.
Hibernians
I.
Aberdeen
I.
Kilmarnock
2,
Hearts
I.
Parlick
Thistles
(5,
Cowdeu
Heath
t
llailh
Hovers
2,
Norton
0.
.
SI.
Johnstone
I,
Hangers
3.
1st.
Mnren
I,
Motherwell
t.
Ttrnt.
Lit
iiru
I,
CYtlit
t.
OH!
GIRLS,
HOW
LOVELY
Imagine
her
surprise
and
delight
when
her
most
intimate
girl
friends
al
Ihe
"shower"
give
her
some
of
the
nice
little
gifts
we
have
suitable
for
such
an
occasion.
We
have
Class
Marmalade
Jars,
with
spoon
and
silver
lid
$2.00
Cups
and
Saucers,
from
$1.00
to
$4.00
Cut
Class
Pieces,
from
$2.50
to
$5.00
Odd
Pieces
in
Community
and
IS
47
Rogers'
Silver
$1.00
up
'Half
IJozen
Tumblers
$1.50
Silver
Hon
Hon
Dishes
and
other
small
things
$2.00
to
$5.00
Fancy
China
Pieces,
even
Ihe
necessary
alarm
clock
$2.00
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
(iuess
who
wrote
this
ad?
Can
you
write
a-
heller
one?
The
lime
is
extended
to
November
30.
b
i--i(t"M-
-
;f
ft
HEN
WATCH
E
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
"LADIES"
WE
ARE
CLEARING
ODD
LINES
OF
SUEDES,
CALF,
AND
PATENT,
in
OXFORD
AND
STRAP.
"ONYX,"
"SUPREME
LADY"
and
"TRUEFIT."
A.I
going
at
595
Phone
357.
ARTIST
XMAS
PHOTOS
TAKEN
AT
ANYTIME
REASONABLE
PRICES
i
Fancy
Ouods,
Dry
Goods
and
Sundries
from
the
Orient
or
Kuropean
Countries.
We
Buy
Furs,
Jewelry
and
Cameras
ECKOFF
STUDIO
&
REGENT
HOTEL
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
Sixth
St.
Phone
Red
69.
WINTER
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
Effective
November
17th.
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MlU
from
I'rtnre
niivrt
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
lultriiH-dlate
point
racb
Friday
.m
a.m.
For
STEWART
ami
ANVOX
Wtsliwsday.
11.00
J).ln.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
Tor
Vimt.uvrr
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
.Nuv.
9,
l"ec.
13,
IT,
Jan.
10.
il.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
SATURDAY,
S.0II
p
in.
for
I'rliiie
Orurge,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
iinw
tavern
Canada,
lultrd
States.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlcktt
Offlca,
B2S
Third
A,
Prlnet
Ruparl.
Phon
260.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers.
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
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and
385