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RATES:
OF
SEASON
CHANGE
bringi
troublesome
skin
worries.
Pimples,
irritating
rashes,
blotches,
etc
.
are
often
harbingers
of
berv
eczema
psoriasis
and
other
stubborn
disease.
A
little
Zam-Buk
will
soon
put
your
skin
right.
Nothing
else
takes
away
pain
and
irritation
so
readily
as
this
famous
herbal
healer.
Sinking
deep
into
the
tissue,
it
destroys
harmful
germs,
eipels
impurities
and
makes
the
skin
heal.
-
y
and
clear.
Zam-Uuk
ensures
quick
anti
septic
t-ealing
and
piotects
in-
lines
gainst
festering
and
i
ilood-poiwm.
and
is
a
widely-
used
remedy
lor
p
le.
.am
rtuk
Medicinal
Soap
is
a
valuable
aid
to
the
tr
atment.
mttm
OGDEN
S
to,
kud
mJti
ttsnrwlisro
GO
INTO
DRY
DOCK
boats
Cumshewa
and
P.R.T.
No.
1
were
taken
on
the
t
lie
pontoon;
at
the
dry
dock
today
for
usual
repairs.
C3C3
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or
carrier,
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month
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mail
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of
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Empire
and
the
United
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in
advance,
per
ysar
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all
other
countries,
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advance,
per
year
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day
preceding
publication.
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advertising
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approval.
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of
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of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
FALL
Tuesday,
October
21,
192!.
ANYOX
LOCALS
The
big
event
of
the
fall
sea
son
in
Anyox
will
be
the
banquet
tendered
to
those
participating
in
summer
sport
by
the
Communily
League.
Croat
preparations
are
being
made
for
this
affair,
a
fine
program
is
heing
drafted
'and
energetic
committees
appointed
I
to
insure
its
success.
The
ban
quet
will
"be
held
in
Recreation
Hall.
t
Ihe
seats
being
removed
for
the
occasion.
Males
for
two
hundred'will
be
laid.
The
committees
appointed
are
program:
Messrs.
I'earre
and
Waterman
;
reception
and
supper
commit
tees:
the
combined
baveball
and
football
executives
consisting
of
Ceo.
Villicrofl,
Ceo.
Booth,
Ed.
Wall,
E.
Dearlove.
H.
I.
Thorley,
H.
R.
Patrick,
A.
Sinclair,
A.
L.
Ployart,
E.
Craggs.
Dr.
Learoyd
I
will
be
the
chairman,
and
the
!
banquet
will
be
held
on
Monday
night,
October
27.
The
Ladies'
Auxiliary
to
the
Hospital
Board-met
a
day
of
two
ago
and
among
other
things
at
tended
to
committees
for,
the
big
Hallowe'en'
Dance
were'
appoint
ed.
All
members
of
the
auxiliary
will
do
their
utmost
to
make
the
levelling
a
success.
In
connection
'with
the
supper,
Of
which
Mrs.
Cooper
is
the
head,
the
town
was
divided
into
sections,
'Mrs.
Swajj-son
and
Mrs.
Cook
representing
I
ln
Mine
and
Mrs.
Selfn,
Mrs.
McKnight,
Miss
Champion
and
Mrs.
Kelly
representing
the
Beach
area.
This
committee
is
The
Prince
Rupert
Di-Producls
.
for
the
purpose
of
collecting
the
cakes
and
other
good
things
pro
mised.
The
music
will
be
looked
after
by
Mrs.
W.
.
Eve,
and
will
be
Hie
best
obtainable
EXTRA
SPECIAL
SALE
OF
NEW
FUR
COATS
FOR
TEN
DAYS
ONLY
1
have
just
returned
with
a
full
new
line
of
latest
model,
Ladies'
Fur
Coat-
which
must
be
disposedof
within
x
len
days.
I
guarantee
these
coats
3ft
per
cent
cheaper
than,,,,
Vancouver
prices.
W.
Goldbloom
Furrier,
2nd
Avenue.
LIVERPOOL
SAYS:-
or
an
opportunity.
I
am
thankful
I
do
not
look
for
either.
PttOKKSSIONAL
men
are
often
looked
upon
as
more
respectable
than
the
rest
of
the
community
but
I
hey
ate
not.
1
HAVE
often
thought
what
a
good
thing
it
was
for
Eve
that
she
had
a
serpent
to
blame
for
her
fall.
DID
you
ever
notice
how
closely
a
shoeblack
watches
your
feet
and
a
barber
your
head.
No,
I
said
nothing
about
the
watching
your
tummy.
NEITHER
,
love
or
coffe.
ever
the
same
when
warmed
over.
SOME
people
work
hard
at
a
job
and
others
work
hard
at
gelling
rich.
THERE'S
nothing
just
as
precarious
as
the
size
of
the
Sunday
congregation.
NATUREiflen
loads
a
man
up
with
brains
but
forgets
to
add
that
little
touch
which
tells
how
to
employ
them.
SOME
people
live
long
and
others
live
a
lot
in
a
short
time.
IT
takes
a
good
many
people
almqst
all
their
lime
Trying
to
live
down
their
reputations.
THE,
man
In
the
moon
believe
in
safety
first.
That
is
why
be
lives
in
the
moon
where
he
can
laughl
at
the
foibles
of
mankind
without
the
annoyance
of
ail
exchange
of
brickbats.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
noliee
commission
has
decided
to
dispense
wilh
the
Ser
vices
of
Chief
Smith
and
will
seek
an
outside
man
with
police
experience
to
succeed
him.
Mrs.
Carl
Ewart
has
left
to
visit
witli
relatives
in
New
West
minster.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
I.
B.
Bain!
left
last
week
for
Edmonton.
David
Hoy
of
Fort
SI.
Jam
has
been
appointed
game
warden
for
the
Stuart
Lake
district.
Vincent
Ciles
of
the
local
staff
of
the'
Hank
of
Montreal
has
been
transferred
to
-
Ashcrofl
for
which
place
he
left
at
the
end
of
I
he
week.
Vilson
&
Wilson,
local
barristers,
have
been
given
judg
ment
for
the
sum
of
$285
in
Ibeir
case
against
E.
F.
W.
Towers
of
Chief
Lake
for
recov
ery
of
an
account
owing
them
for
fees
in
the
famous
BurM
vs.
Towers
$100,000
Mnalicious
pro
seculion
case.
WILL
BE
REPAIRED
Steamer
Salvor
was
taken
up
on
the
dry
dock
this
morning
for
examination
and
probably
repairs
following
damage
she
sus
tained
last
week
in
hilling
a
floating
tree
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound.
BURNS
LAKE
Culminating
a
factional
strife
which
occasioned
considerable!
SUCCESS
depends
on
thniiiiiiirnes.
Ilie
Women's
Mission-
amount
of
bone
in
t
lie
back
andjary
Society
of
the
Presbyterian'
lack
of
it
in
the
head.
Church
in
Canada
has
withdrawn
,
support
'from
.
the
hospital
at
PUBLIC
ofllco
may
be
an
honor'soulhbank,
Francois
Lake,
and
all
equipmenltTias
been
moved
into
Burn
-Lake
wherf
Nurse,
Moore
is
now
established
in
charge.
S.
flodwln
"laft
last--week
for
Pennant,
Saskatchewan,
to
visit
his
mother
and
other
relatives.
v
.
.
Rev.
J.
R.
MrCrlmmnn,
formerly
of
Burns
Lake,
has
been
appointed
to
a
pulpit
in
Mallawa,
Ontario,
and
will
make
bis
residence
there
after
the
end
of
this
month.
Mr.
McCnnunon
and
his
family
went
East
several
months
grocer
ago
are
AMBERGRIS
FOUND
ON
BEACH
IN
ALASKA
'Ketchikan
Chronicle1
W.
(!.
Wells,
a
rancher
from
the
Homer
district,
is
reported
to
have
found
a
deiMtsit
of
ambergris
on
the
beach
near
the
town
of
Homer.
Ambergris
has
a
great
coiiimej-eial
value
and
is
used
largely
in
the
manufacture
of
perfumery.
II
is
sometimes
found
in
tlie
whale
and
again
on
the
surface
of
the
waler
inhabited
by
Hie
mammals
or
along
the
beaches.
II
is
opaque,
inflammable,
volatile
and
usually
grey
in
color,
bften
streaked
with
brown,
while
or
gray.
Srientlsfs
ay
that
it
is
obtained
from
the
fatty
tissues
of
the
rcphalopdos
eaten
by
the
whale.
The
amount
found
by
Wells
is
quite
large
and
hi'
expressed
it
as
has
intention
to
send
a
piece
weighing
approximately
100
pounds
to
the
chemists
at
the
University
of
Washington
for
analysis.
STUDIES
POISON
OAS
TOKIO,
Japan.
The
Japanese
navy,
following
Hie
example
of
the
army
In
instituting
the
study
of
new
offensive
weapons,
will
establish
shortly
a
special
board
of
poison
gas
research.
The
army
and
navy
will
co-operate
in
this
work.
Special
Showing
of
"BILLIE
BURKE"
DRESSES
In
TWILL,
FLANNEL
and
SILVER
SHEEN
Tastefully
designed
in
latest
styles.
Prices
range
from-
$8.50
to
$22.50
'DEMERS'
Phono
27
P.
3.
Box
327
I
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
W1
12
A
15
S
AM
Alb
Tuesday.
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PAGE
TWO
THE
DAfLY
NEWS
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
HUBERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
excspt
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third'
Avenue.
II.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
T5
1
W
IMA
liJ
I
If
you
like
a
hot
porridge
that
is
not
a
mush-one
that
you
have
to
chew-try
this
one:
Place
several
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuits
in
a
saucepan,
adding
salt
and
enough
water
to
cover
the
bottom
of
the
pan.
Stir
and
boil
until
it
thickens;
serve
hot
in
porridge
dish
with
milk
or
cream.
Makes
the
best
whole
wheat
porridge
because
it
is
thoroughly
cooked.
Contains
all
the
elements
needed
by
the
human
body
gives
you
vim
and
energy
for
the
day's
work.
Shredded
Wheat
is
an
all-day
food
Shre
the
most
food
for
the
least
money.
Tli
Canadian
Shredded
Uett
Company
fjti
Nii
r.tu.
O.urW
Wheat
j
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Ptlnce
Rupert
October
21,
1914.
(ioiid
progress
is
being
made
on
pmiloon
const
rni'lon
at
I
In-dry
dock.
Fust
time
is
Iteiug
made
wHh
lh
insinuation
ot
machinery.
The
entire
work
i-being
pressed
by
Suieriiiteiueni
Crowell
to
speedy
conclusion.
The
last
of
the
-machinery
for
the
city
hydro-electric
plant
ha
arrived
ami
was
taken
In
Klinw-allans
Lake
ylerday
afternoon
An
expert
electrician
eame
in
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
(Seorge
this
morning
to
insUil
the
machinery.
(i.
W.
Niekerson
addressed
tin
Board
of
Trade
lunelieon
on
the
steamer
I'rince
George
thin
af
ternoon.
His
subject
was
"I'rmre
llupcrt
as
a
fishing
Centre."
NEW
HAZELTON
Duke
Harris
was
a
patient
in
the
llazellon
Hospital
last
week.
II
has
been
an
exceptionally
wet
fall
in
this
district.
There
has
been
hardly
21
hours
since
the
middle
of
August
without
rain.
A
mild
frost
recently
killed
the
more
dHirale
flowers.
.
"Peavine"
Harvey
came
in
from
the
Babine
Country
iasl
w
ek.
Hev.
W.
Donqy
of
Telkwa
occupied
the
pulpit
of
New
Hazel-
Ion
t
iilmi
Church
last
Sunday
and
Hev.
W.
M.
Lees
of
Smilhers
will
be
here
next
week.
(lev.
A.
C.
Pound,
the
regular
pastor
here
Is
spending
a
fortnight
in
the
Bulkley
Valley.
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrinch,
M.L.A.
vlsil-ed
Telkwa
and
Sinitliers
last
week
lg
consult
with
representative
bodies
there
before
attending
the
session
of
Hie
Icjlslature
next
mouth.
Miss
McN'nbb,
Il.NI
of
Vanenu
ver
has
arrived
lo
join
the
sliilT
of
the
llazellon
Hospital
sue
ceeding
Aliss
Malthews
who
has
been
called
home
on
nci'mint
of
her
mother's
Illness.
'
James
Killas
relumed
on
(he
Canbiia
this
morning
from
Slew-
FRESH
CHOCOLATES
AT
60c
PER
POUND.
HAIDA
HAND
ROLLS
and
WILLARDS
ASSORTED.
A
large
variety
of
cenlreswith
a
good
chorul
.t.
5
We
will
tell
any
tunU(y
Imi
il
will
p
n
tf
these
in
Iht
fire
ponml
box
at
Hit
prtc.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggltti
The
Rexall
Stor&
Third
Ave.
A
Sixth
SL
Phonet
82
and
200
J
UI'l-jUw'JL-1
'
"1iU
11
It"
Tho
Sara
Rational
si
4rvi
Remedy
for
C0UGHS.C0LDS
CHILLS
PtC
anJ
fortifying
aotjen
ca
T,IIK
speedy
and
most
direct
treatment
for
CourIin,
Colds,
Bronchitis,
etc.,
is
to
brtatht
the
volatile
l'eps
medicine
into
your
lungs.
This
method
is
a
bif
advance
on
dosing
with
drug,
laden
mixtures,
which
act
on
the
stonuch,
liver
and
heart,
but
on
the
lungs
last
and
least
of
all.
As
Peps
tablets
dissolve
in
the
mouth,
they
give
olf
balsamic
lung-healing
pine
fumes,
l'eps
are
wonderfully
strengthening
to
weakened
tissues.
They
cut
phlegm,
soothe
and
purify
the
tender,
irritated
air.
passages,
and
have
an
invigorating,
anti.
the
entire
breathing
system
An
immediate
sense
of
c.rJ
comfort
and
breathing
c
e
tJ
produced
bv
Pens.
Vre
''-''
inllatnmstion
and
irnt.u
quickly
allayed,
dieaxe
g
inUsting
tli
throat
ind
1
'"'
tubes
are
speedily
dcslroyrt,
i'rix
j
th
ideal
and
:
'
rt
metljr
(or
coughs.
roMi
'
'
ilieimn
.nl
ti1iffi..t
rrf
V
throat,
laryngitis,
tiiildrn'l'
'.
.
,
folk's
eln
witiist,
br.n
-11
catarrh,
bronchitis,
tic
A
Pep
In
the
mouth
safr
yJj
throal
and
che.t
against
hatr'
''J
c
cold,
n
ctiangeabl
we
Itl
crowded
train
or
street
car
be:'"'
or
theatre
Peps
afford
sec
i
nr
K10"
Infectious
colds,
sort
Ihroit,
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