i
a
i
no
i
'
'
day.
SOMETHING
FOR
NOTHING
IN
Ladies'
Beautiful
UK
COATS
i
have
a
few
beautiful
ladles'
fur
coats
left
n
..n
i,h
i
nm
wllllna
to
sacrifice.
wit
"
AT
A
REMARKABLE
DISCOUNT.
8PECIAL
OFFER
To
the
first
lady
purchasing
a
fur
coat
from
this
storn
j
-mllnnlnn
thla
nrlb
nrtlsmnt
I
u.111
.1.,.
rvn
fi
Hiviitiv
a
.
-
.
.
.
1
1
1
UI1V
on
LA
I
MH
per
cent
discount,
These
are
exquisite
eastern
models
In
auaranteed
fnp.
prioe
myscu
mm
rhu
uouu
iur
wnon
i
see
it
and
I
IfcVlvi"
-
j
-
ws
I
u
a,u
in
III
h
.
Don't
Delay'
Inspection
Cordially
Invited.
r.ni
iiRf
ohm
ne
nunc
rui
kvhivi.
second
Avenue
Bring
me
your
furs
to
be
made
up.
Sp3dal
prices
for
few
cays
oniy.
anadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
r-fc
ti
ram
s
rt
r
M.
'V-e
W
4
A.
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Inters,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
matters,
rounar:.,
woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
(o
handle
nil
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
mm
f.
jn
I
EAST
A
9
jT
ma
I
OFCJAUTY
RDR
OYER
f
0
YEARS
(11)
Mooseheart
Legion
Whist
Drive
'
and
dance,
November
II,
al
.:)
'p.m.
c.;
Father
Charlie?,
left
mi
tin
(rfauler
Prince
John
last
nlshl
for
Stewart.
-
.
;
,C
A.
Pyne
of
Prince
Ceorgc
sailed
on
the
Prince
John
last
'
night
for
AuyoX.
Malcolm
It.
Mcl.eod
sailed
last
night
on
the
l'rince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
ou
a
buinc,
trip.
It.
H.
I.ttifrlilun
forest
supervisor,
left
for
.Smlthers
on
last
night's
train
on
departmental
business.
.Mercy
Kelly
and
Sophie
Moody.
Indian
KirU.
were
each
aeed
410
and
eou
in
Hie
city
polie
ruurl
tbU
morning
for
intoxication.
(ienrire
Merrill,
tbe
Stewart
r-laurant
man
who
bad
been
in
be
city
for
Ilia
past
week,
relumed
north
on
tbe
l'rince
John
'iiit
night.
-Mrs.
(1.
A.
Clothier
sailed
oi
Uie
l'rtnee
Hupirt
lati
nlbt
foi
Victoria.
I.aler
Mr.
Clothier
will
Join
her
there
and
they
will
return
to
the
city
to
take
up
tbeii
n-nidence
here.
Mis
Clara
A.
Slah
lickcl
agent
for
tbe
Santa
l
e
Itailway
utt
Santa
F.
arrived
in
tii
city
iaii
nifrlil
after
a
trip
over
the
Canadian
National
Itailways
and
proceeded
soutii
on
tbe
iteamer
I'rinrw
Ituperl.
William
Cruikokank
of
the
"'..N.K.eily
irkfft
office.
Hailed
lal
niithl
on
tbe
Prinre
Hupi-rl
foi
Vancouver
where
lie
will
altemi
the
funeral
of
hi
ellel
ialer.
Mr
A.
F
KeUy,
wbkHVd
ftei
a
I'rief
illue-.
'The
burial
wilt
take
place
on
Friday.
V.,
(I.
PlHlle.
fifth
tillft
(FUIIIM
M.
iT-Mitalive
of
tbe
Canadian
Na-i
final
Hailway
lurit
depart-mcnt.
arrived
on
I
be
Prinre
tu-i
n
yi-Nlerday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
proceeded
liaul
hy
Mam.
Me
will
vUH
variou
nojnl
..f
iiili-rej.!
aloiu
tbe
line
inrlud-"x
llatellon
and
JaMr
Park.
Mi
Pnole'ft
headquarters
are
in
Montreal.
i
-
n
1
1
m
.mmim
I
lO
for
15
Local
and
Personal
H.O.
Undertakers.
Phono
41.
ilayners,
Undertakers,
Phono
351
Adair
Cars
Chapter
I.O.D.L.
Hazaar,
November
10.
-
Supreme
ill
liailllt,
SUplTllO!
Ill
flavor
"sdj
l'H
KM
H"
Coffee.
If
TUB
DAILY
NEWS
Reg.
$6.00
Marvella
Coating
IN
BLACK
AND
BROWN.
HEAVY
SILK
PILE.
$4.95
West
of
England
Stor
while
it
wa
idrfver
did
not
time
to
slop.
e
SMITH
BLOCK.
Tug
Lome,
bound
for
Powell
Hiver
Willi
a
low
of
io-s
from
LoekcjMirl,
Q.C.A.,
was
pir.i-nt-
iKiund
at
Simtli
m
Inlet
la-t
nighi.
Mr.
It.
W.
Howard
nailed
on
i
he
Prince
ItBpert
fuel
nilii
for
ancouver
on
a
six
weks
lioli-iay
viit
with
ber
aislcr,
Mi.
toiiKer
aiul
to
attend
I
lie
wud-iinft
of
l;r
brother,
-
Joe
I'arnelL
IihHhb.
eliarse!
witli
upplyinfr
IbitfoV
to
Indians,
wax
fined
til
ami
ol
in
(lie
ily
police
eourt
tl
mornin?.
llll
Sleohfliiit.
Mknilnrlv
eli-,i.
ed,
failed
to
appear
and
his
bail
of
iiOO
vva
elreu(e4:
Mrs.
It.
H.
Iijjiilon
left
on
eslerday
afternoon'
train
for
Kuril
Iter,
wbere
he
will
vicit
for
a
week,
afterward
proceeding
I"
uiiiuipest.
fill
eweet.
to
re
turn
to
tbe
city
a(ter
the
New
iesr.
-
I).
J.
Drcin,
locating
engineer
for
the
provincial
itovemuieii!
wbo
ha
been
ensraged
for
the
lat
few
month
making
survey
on
the
proposed
rwad
between
i.ntlk
and
Hums
lake,
arrived
in
the
r,ily
from
Mm
inferior
lal
!igbl
and
in
fegiitteri'd
at
.Vie
riofie
Ituperl
Hotel.
-pring
Mr.
Ihrrgin,
w
,
Juu
makins
fr
tm
Kaiwii
Nlaud
road
w
-n..
m
HnnM
oi
rnn;
r
I
ruction.
He
w
-tllFrriwg
fmui
rheuinaiiHt
aifl
vvtii.
nter
the
local
hospital.
,
-
Mm.
Ness
of
Ninth
Av
in
the
(ieueral
Hoepilal
ufTrrioiJ
from
a
cut
on
tbe
licad
ami
HUectod
broken
leg
ax
a
result
of
an
automobile
accident
laxt
nidit
on
Mellride
Sliwl
near
Third
Avenue
when
she
was
knocked
down
by
tbe
Prince
Uu-perl
Hotel
car
beiiiK
.driven
south
along
-Mellride
Street
by
Sam
Anion.
The
accident
occurred
snowing
and
see
Mr.s.
Nes-
She
saw
the
the
in
ap
proacbing
ear
but
apparently
tie-rame
excited
and
did
not
s'fp
mil
of
tbe
middle
of
the
street
before
the
motor
passnt).
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Fred
Nash.
Terrnco;
li.
and
V.
M.
tirifHlhs.
Thurs-
Inn
llnrlxvr-
IVni
k
I
lt,.nkt....
u
"-
Vniieoiier:!
Kniilainl.
VNAIOUNCCWENTS
1
,
Auglicnn
Church
llnruar,
Nov.fi
"Sun
Flower
Serenade.
;
MoMuiilist
Cliuroh,
Nov.
(5
in
Ihe
and
?.
Oucqii
Mary
Cliapler
Wilis'
I
"rive
binl
l)anci
Nov.
7.
KlkK
Home.
.
ir
Moose
llasnar,
Nov
IS
uinl
J.;
!;
'
If'
,
v
.
-7-
.
j
Ptesbyiertun
Haaar,
Nov.
20.
Lutheran
Hazaar.
Decemher
Melropole
Hall.
Advertise
in
ihe
Daily
News
NUMBER
OF
VISITORS
1
AT
ROTARY
LUNCHEON!
Musical
Program
as
Well
as
Address
by
U.S.
Commissioner
There
were
a
nuinher
of
visitors
at
the
Itotary
Club
luncheon
this
afternoon
and
the
speaker
was
I,.
T.
Jfopkinson
of
1.8.
Tariff
Field
Commission.
Musi
cal
number
were
given
by
the
Itotary
Orchestra,
by
Mrs.
J.
P
McMillan,
and
S.
K.
Campbell,
wiih
W.
VaiiKbau
Davit
accom-
iinnvitiLr
Vtnsmrr
tit..
vi..itfiiu
it'im
I
vi.ft
.....
.
..t.w.
n
.
i.
.
-
in
addition,
Thomas
H.
Joyce
and
S.
Scboeuffld
of
the
U.S.
Commission.
Ilotarian
o.
II.
Piitnxan
of
(he
Kdiicalional
.Survey,
F.
L.
Huckley
of
Vancouver,
Manager
1-noberlKOii
of
the
Royal
Hank.
Charles
Starr
and
C.
E.
Kirken-
ilahl.
JAY
WALKING
COMMON,
IN
CITY
OF
BERLIN
PEOPLE
RESENT
CHANGE
Motor
Cars
are
Appearing
In
Large
Numbers
and
People
Talk
Back
at
Traffic
Cops
HF.IU.IN.
Nov.
C.
Ocniians
arc
I
lie
grealest
"jay-walkers''
in
F.urpoe.
Automobiles
have
been
so
few?
in
the
larger
tier-
man
cities,
and
for
the
most
part
(be
streets
are
so
broad,
that
pedestrians
have
paid
little
attention
to
tratlic.
Accommodating
drivers
have
limited
their
hpeed
and
movement
to
suit
the
public,
which
walked
all
over
tbe
slrcets.
Hut
the
limes
arc
chanuin.r.
With
the
stabilized
mark
motor
ears
arc
appearing
in
large
number,
and
Hie
German
cities
have
been
forced
lo
study
meth
od
practiced
abroad
in
controll
ing
irallic.
several
police
olliccrs
nave
recently
returned
from
the
t'uiled
Stales
and
F.uglaud,
where
I
hey
observed
modern
methods
of
control.
Already
in
Merlin
I
lie
police
l.ave
instituted
reforms,
hut
as
the
ofltcers
entrusted
with
traflic
control
ure
Inexperienced,
the
Tirsi
cited
s
hae
been
a
decided
slowing
down
of
pedestrian
and
motor
tratlic
on
crossings
in
the
treiilra!
erlion
of
the
city,
and
murli
dissatisfaction.
The
control
is
still
in
the
ar
guing
stage.
.Volor
car
drivers
argue
with
I
lie
crossing
police
men
and
(lie
policemen
talk
back.
while
impatient
M'de.lrian
and
lines
of
vehicles
awail
signals
lo
move.
PAGEANT
WAS
WELL
ATTENDED
Lutheran
Event
Took
Place
Last
I
Ninht
and
Prnvori
Fnlnmhl.
"
...
....
lii.i
1
1
.
.:.,..
i
.i...
.
and
Instructive
The
pageant
given
last
.
una
.ioiiiisoii.
Soikeye:
W.J.
Sen
fee.
Mr
nm!
Mis.
I.
Amrer
and
4red
An-it-y.
SuiilherK;
Hiss
Muriel,
For-svihe,
llyder;
J.
A.
HriiwiK
lies'.
ill
lllyer.
Central
W
illlani
I
H
I
.low.
II.
I'linl,
London.
uigh!
at
Use
F.mpi-c.s
Theatre
tin.
der
I
tbe
auspices
of
the
VVoneii'
Aid
Society
of
the
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
i
bl
lurch
wa
well
attended
and
proved
verv
enjoyable
and
instructive.
H
was
designed
In
show
the
duly
of
Canada
to
brini
i
;lbe
light
of
truth
to
the
world
r
i...
lint.ttL
"m.l
v
vi..
..
and
now
oiner
nations
,
...
ntfT
Villi
IICO.
f
-
.
.
M
Weu-r
Vancouver:
U.
U
Mc-',.
'""
a,'
w,'nl
down.
(
askell,
sail
Lake
;iy:
Mr.
an.l.,,,,"',a
!dc.a,w"
Mrs.
A.
.1.
Itichmond.
li
j.
Iterahi
,
..
K
'
"
"
",,,l
!
K.
Alveslud.
ei.v
.1
It
1..P'
l
llli,M"",,
orogram
were:;
-an.
(Mlawa;
Mrs.
Maloek.-M
,a-v
l,t,
,
Kwn.itsn-
M
it
i,
J.
.
,V
M"M
Person,
hdna
Under
and
Vocal
solo:
Mrs.
I..
O.
I.atseii.
Piano.
Mrs.
Kenny.
Alice
llallberg
and
Marie
'Hansen
llecitalions:
Mis.
Ilibberd
and
Miss
Adelia
Tburber.
Pageant
tlhoir
-
Mrs.
Hart.
MIks
lialby,
Mrs.
field.
Mrs.
I.eoine,
Mrs
Motley,
Mis.
Lawrence,
.1.
V.
Hivey.
Mr.
Collison.
Pianist.
W.
Vaughan
Davies.
ualiM-s:
Mai-garet
JaeKMii
LADIES!
SHOES
IN
ALL
SIZES
At
Greatly
Reduced
Prices.
FLANNEL
AND
HOUSE
DHESSES
FOR
LADIES
AND
CHILDREN
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
PERHAPS
YOU
NEED
GLASSES?
Lots
of
people
do
bui
donM
ttnow'
iL
If
you
have
to
hofd
things
loo'ar
awa,
or
your
eyes
tire
easily,
come
in
uud
we
will
find
out
jf
it
is
your
eyes.
1
Viola
Johnson.
llaisler
Our
optical
department
bus
.
just
been
filled
up
with
the
latest
testing
equipment,
and
a
new
course
of
study
just
completed
gives
you
Ihe
benefit
of
any
new
discoveries
and
tbe
newest
styles
in
frames.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
Knler
our
Ad.
Competition
before
Nov.
15.
Nule:
Drawings
would
be
of
no
use
as
The.
News
could
not
reproduce
lliem
ip
lbi
space.
GRCIEfi
Tillie
Wick
.Mirmanl
Motion
song:
Kvdyn
Margaret
Fritz.
and
F.linor
Kdwaids.
Inured
audi
Sniril
iiT
Itiidli
Liberty,
Mrs.
Tbor
Johnson
Justice,
Mrs.
Thurlier.
.
Kgyjd.
Waddea
Mussallcui.
ltabylon.
Mnrgll
llallberg.
(ireece,
Ingry
Isaacson.
.
Home.
Aleda
Ivcrson.
)
,
(nnada,
Mrs.
Clark.
j
,
Handmaidens:
Mabel
Ivcrson,:
I
May
Ness,
Doris
Montgomery.:
IKvelyu
Anderson,
American
Indian,
J.
Clark.
j
'
Pioneer.
Mr.
(larlon.
1
WATCH
E
"FAMILY
SHOE
STORE."
Negroes.
Perry
Haisler
andl-r-
Arthur
Sk'attebol.
Immigrants:
Mrs.
llallberg,
Mrs,
Ferielis,
Mrs.
Jackson,
F.ric
Jack-son
and
Albert
Anderson.
Child
Laborers:
Lily
Johnson,
Irma
Nelson,
Jean
Sunberg,
Mario
Hanson.
Margaret
Johnson.
Group
of
Orientals
India,
Agnes
Ivcrson.
Korea,
Lillian
Ivcrson.
Japan.
Toniy
Talsuyannna.
Africa,
Halph
Jorgcnscn.
Mrdi.vineda'
Wninen-
Sa"di
PAQB
THREH
SPECIAL
THIS
WEEK
FOR
MISSES
AND
CROWING
GIRLS.
CO
QC
Misses'
Patent
Leather
Sandals,
real
snappy.
Sizes
li
to
2.
S3
95
Growin9
Girls'
Patent
Leather
One
Strap
Slippers,
'
medium
heel.
SI
'
45
Gir,s'
sPals
slizes
2
and
3-V
Special
price.
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
Phone
Ited
O'J.
ECKOFF
STUD0
Calls
for
your
Patronage
Our
Vancouver
Customers
still
send
us
their
orders
for
enlarging
and
copying.
Yon
don't
have
to
send
away.
We
do
it
here
al
reasonable
prices,
and
do
it
well.
Eckof
Studio
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
audi
Pbillipsoii.
Spirit
of
Kducatton,
Mrs.
Mts.iderson.
.Nurse,
Mrs.
Winghatn.
Doelor,
Mrs.
Skallebol.
Siirit
of
Plat.
Kdiia
Myer.
fBeecham'si
I
Pills,.
1
Keep
you
fit
BlllllllBIIIMIIIlllUmililUmillfflllllllDf
LAND
AC1.
Quttn
ChtrloU
Island
Lind
Dlt'M.
District
of
Prlnc
Ruptrt
Tike
.Notice
that
I.
Samur)
stmpaoii,
of
,
.Hrn,
u.,
nrcupatiun
rmnerinan,
hi-NMiil
tu
ipply
Tor
(wnulHlua
to
lac
tl
ri-llwlDt;
(Irsrrlbed
lands:
Coiiiruxnclnr
a
In
mi
planird
nnr
the
loutboau
corner
of
Manrelt
Inland,
and
thence
I
chains
to
low
wntrr
iura;
im-iirr
ouiowinr
low
water
mark
In
a
northwesterly
direction
a
dia-lance
nf
so
ch.inu
i
mile)
:
thence
weil-erly
i
rnalni;
thence
aouthertf
SO
chain
(I
inlle
to
nt't
ol
commencetnent
and
cunljlnlnj
is
acres
(more
or
test).
SAMUEL
SIMPSON.
Applicant.
tit
sop..
i,rr
A,,nt