October
31,
1921.
ridif.
TOE
DAILY
NlCWg
MOB
TIME
Snowy
Bed
Linen
fragrantly
clean
delist
mtiktJ
a-i'a
Sflitkl
5ee
are
aaereiy
lltsmitJ,
mtt
tktmiitllf
tltumti,
Tkt
pmt
Samlltkl
Ulkrr
tl
ikrtmik
mmi
Urt
I
fit
Ik
iltlktt,
eeloiaf
dirt
amj
i$.
$ftit
fk
tkttal
It
m
oof
ore
tUlt
t
7rea.
fc'oeif.
V
sW
K3
"O:
AN?
To
Safeguard
TJf
OW
sweet
and
wholesome
is
that
wcN
A
come
sense
of
fragrance
which
comes
from
well
washed
linen.
I
low
refreshing
it
is
to
lie
between
clean
sheets,
to
rest
one's
head
on
a
snow-white
pillow
case;
to
breathe
deeply
in
an
atmosphere
of
purity;
to
feel
and
to
know
that
the
things
around
you
are
absolutely
clean.
'
To
hrin
about
this
refreiliin
icnse
in
the
mind
of
uct
or
family
is
a
triumph
well
worth
the
attention
of
any
houtcwifc.
It
is
best
accomplished
by
using
Sunlight
Soap.
m
3
quality
and
flavor
IPO
AT
Jtfl
AM
3E5
B033
is
always
sold
in
an
air-tight
tluminum
packet,
never
in
bulk.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
PRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
piQlner,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
tic.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385,
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
LADIES!
FOR
THE
H03PITAL
BALL
Call
in
mid
ci'
Hi''
llM
'
',
,
BLACK
EVENING
SHOES
Jiisl
ill
FROM
$5.50
To
let
hti
clotbea
inowjr
white
it
Si
not
neceaaary
I
boil
them
or
rut)
hole
on
tt
with
hoard.
The
iur
power
o(
Stmli(tt
Soap
ititll
eat
recti
every
trie
of
toil
while
tbethinfi
are
teak,
inf.
In
the
riot
it
ill
comet
ewiv
II
tho
dirt
and
erery
particle
o(
loipy
matter,
leavinf
not
iriy.whitcoeii,
not
jellow.whheneai,
but
toowy
white
purity
end
cltiolineti.
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
TORONTO
It
Has
Healed
Many
of
Eczema
Why
Not
You?
1
rrMi"iBlrt4ltbitladmt.thkl4
that
to
born
oxdu-tl
tmUornt.
Iimll.
rml
tau
diiroterr.
Uiar
akin
ipictajwu
in
rtraaDBrodmc
M
la
pnttrtoc
to
Uxif
oa
prrvenptiaoa.
Tba
formula
ia
twinr
pabliahl
aod
tri-rUaa
note
that
It
cooUisa
tbo
rwa
unklo
-rau.uii.c.
How
laof
bare
roa
bod
to
rod
or
dialrnrc
Brela
hsaeiliatMa
Itrhinc
polni
How
mar
tlaara
bate
roa
too4r1
lato
tbo
nliTor
and
iabd
yoa
had
an
aablamlabod
akin?
How
Biaar
taaae
baM
roe.
followed
bofvlul
ad'lc
la
ratal
Too
will
Dot
be
dlaappointrd
la
tho
action
of
tbMmoedr.
It
worka
laaUaUroo
tbo
lalasfd
mad
tiartnrtd
akin.
The
rooth
aoaifbUr
"r-Taiva
aauroe
that
bcoJtbf
look
rou
bare
perbape
pot
kaowa
for
rear.
A
aoft
Ihouib
powerfal
aeeat.
bMatiral
la
roW,
pleaaaatia
odr,
a
coolio.
aoothinf
Sakl.
IXD.O.
la
tbo
Ideal
treatmeat
foe
tbo
aioat
eeaaitireekla.
ax
ax
aM,.ac.fc-r
au.
a.
rm
i.n,
tJj.a.m
I
We
raaraateo
D.
D.
D
The
Drat
bottle
res
liern
ou
or
roar
moT
Uck.
1141
a
botUo
TrrUU.
U.
aoaptoo.
ORMES
LIMITED
NOTICE
The
Cily
Clerk
tillice'
will
be
open
on
Wednesday,
Thursday
ami
Friday
of
this
week
(ill
0
p.m.;
also
from
7
to
V.30
p.m
for
the
purpose
of
registering
voter
for
the
forthcoming
civir
"lection.
K.
J.
JONKS.
.'3
City
Clerk
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hopi'tHl
Annual
iull,
Oct
31.
I.
allies'
Auxiliary,
SI.
Andrew'
Society.
Hazaar,,
Tuesday,
Nov.
'
260
Anglican
Church
Hazaar.
Nov.
C
Lulheran
1'ageanl,
Kuipres
Thealre,
Xoveinber
0.
"Sun
Flower
Serenade
in
Ihr
Methodist
Church,
Nov.
tt
and
7
Queen
,Unry
Chapter
Whi
Drive
and
Dance,
Nov.
7,
Kike
Home.
lr
Moose
Hazaar,
Nov.
18
and
It)
If
Presbyterian
Hazaar,
Nov.
20.
Lutheran
Hazaar,
December
?
Melropolo
Hall.
Local
and
Personal
i
Il.(
Undertakers.
Phono
i
I.
Jlayners,
Uiulcriahcni
,"
l'liune
351
TAXI
and
,lo$engcr
Service.
hone
078.
tf
5
A
delicious
drink
Axcniie.
for
all
oo
cauiona
isloiis
"iiUlMlliMK'
'SU1MMB''
Coffee.
If
C.
T.
Cabrera,
JI.K.
of
.Masotl
expU
to
IcwreVlomorruw
even
ing
for
the
Kant,
lie
will
lie
way
ahout
six
week.
Hallowe'en
Dauce
tonight
in'
Klk'
Home
liy
Hospital
Ladle
Auxiliary.
Dancing
'J
p.
in.;
eard
'at
10
p.m.
i
-
Two
nights,
November
0
and
7,
"A
Sunllower
Serenade,"
Methodist
Church
at
8
p.m.
Admission
00c
and
25.
2C0
Mit
A.
C.
Kinaliain,
H.N.
is
spending
a
fortnlgJit
in
Hie
eily
he
fore
returning
lu
her
home
in
Victoria
after
a
itrip
through
Northern
Jlrrtiah
Columbia.
If
you
have
Dominion
of
Can
ida
Hond
ntaturing
in
MM.
bring
or
send
them
to
the
Can-
ulioti
Hank
of
Commerce
who
will
redeem
them
al
face
value
258
Don't
fortre!
the
Daughters
o!
tafrlarid
llazaar
Saturday,
Xo
ember
I
at
t
o'eloek
in
slnr
next
lo
r'rfszetCfcv
Meai
Market
Arlernoou
lea
a
Jul
supper
nerved
"
25
mi
Union
steamer
Venlurc.
Capl
.
joiinsione,
naaniiiiiunii
iron
Vancouver
and
wajrforU
to
Any
x
and
I
he
Skeend
ami
Naa
,ier.
in
liort
al
3.30
Ihi
morning.
t
LO(
IK!
The
ver
New
York
in
la.ii
'oals
in
fox.
-
a
Gordon
It.
1
1
odd;
the
'Hum
Lake
hardware
roan,
arrived
from
I
he
interior
on
lal
night's
t
rain
and
i
registered
afc
fne
Prince
lluperl
Hold.
He
few
day
on
bueiu
a-.j(a
HM'
cent
Abeil
ran
be
puprhaikfit
Coals
af
i
hi
rini
SJTitt
est
from
lappy
fur
jkrat,
elc.
rn
t
e
for
ian
Ihey
sewhere
atdy
low
prn''
will
only
lte..tn,
)-
for
a
r--w
.lav.
V.
(oidiaJaWni,
Second
Dan
McOueen,
pngiifeer
of
Anyox,
i
leaving
on
Ibis
ecn-
iiik
s
Irani
for
the
Last
enroule
(io
Si'oiland
where
hf
'will
.spemi
:
several
uioiilhs
visiliii?
his
nlu
1
1
1
1
1
.
A
send-nflT
parly
wa?
.
given
for
him
al
the
home
of
i
and
Mrs.
Alex
McDonald,
Uleven-
i
la
Avenue
Kal.
last
uiglil.
I
Shortly
after
J
o'clock
this
iiioi
iiiiik
a
city
workman
phone.:
in
lo
ihe
no!
ice
station
that
man
had
fallen
in
a
fit
on
Jlay-Cove
Circle.
Sergeant
Hailey
war
ilelailed
lo
invest
igale
and
found
I
hat
a
man
named
Dam-y
hud
fallen
and
cut
himself
slightly.
Dr.
Cade
was
called
but
when
hr
arrived
the
man
had
recovered
and
wa
able
to
ko
mi
his
way.
Dancy
its
subject
lo
fits.
XIYIAS
PHOTOS
Sillinu
Any
Time
by
Appointment
lies!
Work,
Lowest
Prices
ECKOFF
STUDIO
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
Olh
SI.
Phono
lie
C.
0X0
PIE
4
large
Polalgea,
2
Onioni,
2
Oxo
Cubea,
Pepper
and
Salt
Slice
the
potaloei
and
onioni
and
put
them
in
pie
dish
in
layeri,
Diaaolve
the
Oxo
in
a
cupful
of
hot
waler,
and
pout
over,
pulling
a
email
piece
ol
dripping
on
the
top.
Bake
in
a
hot
oven
until
browned
nicely,
and
irrve.
CUBES
4
I'alronessc
al
the
hospilall
hall
tonight
will
be
Medame.v
Iledilie.
Stork,
W.
T.
Kergin,
Kg-uerl,
Treniayiie,
Cade,
D.
C.
Mc
line,
ami
Mi
McCaul.
Hriilge
will
he
played
in
the
adjoining
club
rooms.
A.
Hanxon,
charged
in
the
city
police
court
yeslerday
afternoon
with
a!aun
Hi
a
rexull
of
a
fraeas
aboard
the
halibut
boat!
Venun
Wednesday
night,
was
a-1
eed
the
coU
of
the
court.
Hie
informants
failing
lo
put
in
an
appeaniiice.
I'he
United
Stale
couiniisition,
which
i
here
inveMllgatiug
hali-
Inil
iriduclion
ro-U
with
a
view
lo
el)eting
a
change
in
the
tarilT,
will
be
here
for
al
least
a
week
longer
before
proceeding
lo
Ketchikan
.laled
L.
T.
Ilopkin-oii,
cliairuiau,
yesterday.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Halibut
arrival
al
the
I
Hxchange
Ihi
uiorulng
conited
of
only
two
Canadian
boat
with
light
calche.
Holb
sold
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&.
Cold
Storage
Co.
a
follow:
Inez
II.
100
pound,
al
IC.Sc
and
10c;
Verna,
500
pound,
at
10.5c
and
8c,
CLEARIHUE
CHARGE
CHURCH
UNION
BILL
YICTOIUA,
Oct.
31.
J.
H.
:iearihue,
former
member
of
the
Legislature
for
Ihi
cily.
will
iave
charge
of
the
Church
Union
legislation,
which
will
be
brought
oefore
the
Legislature.
PETER
MINICH
DIED
YESTERDAY
MORNING
Was
Forty
Years
of
Age,
Native
of
Jugo
Slavla
and
Had
Resided
In
District
Sixteen
Years
The
death
occurred
In
the
Prince
lluperl
(icneral
Hospital
of
Peter
Minich.
aged
10.
a
ua-
'ive
of
.logo
Slavia.
SulTering
from
a
cold
which
developed
into
pneumonia,
deceased
was
admit
ted
to
Hie
hospital
on
Oclober
21.
Having
been
in
the
city
and
district
for
the
nasi
sixteen
year
he
had
come
from
Anyox
where
he
was
employed
as
a
iiiiiki'.
A
father
survives
in
Jugo-Slavia
Kuneral
arrangement
are
in
I
he
ands'
of
llaynor
Hro.
under-
lakers.
INCREASING
INTEREST
BY
U.S.
FARMERS
IN
ALBERTA
FARM
LANDS
F.DMilXTOX.
Del.
;tl
There
is
an
ever
iurrcasing
interest
heing
taken
in
Alberta
lands
by
Tanners
from
Ihe
I
tilled
Slates.
Iisl
Aveek
tliere
were
fifteen
homestead
entries
by
this
class
of
selllers
and
Ihe
correspondence
in
connection
with
it
i
increasing
daily.
H
come
from
all
ver
Ihe
Mate.
SEALSKINS
ARE
AGAIN
VERY
MUCH
IN
DEMAND
LONDON.
Ocl.
31.
Ilevival
of
feminine
interest
in
sealskins
is
reported
by
London
furriers,
who
haxe
experienced
a
heavy
demand
Ihi
fall
for
seal
coals
and
jack-els,
many
of
them
enlivened
by
collars
of
golden
beaver
or
ermine.
The
heaxy.
dull
brown
sealskin
coal
beloved
of
Ihe
Victorian
era,
however,
is
a
thing
of
Ihe
past,
for
new
nu'lhods
of
preparing
and
dyeing
Ihe
fur
have
resulted
in
the
production
of
pell,
far
lighter
in
weight
au
even
nuistpiash.
in
rich,
durable
golden
and
dark
browns'
jlhal
improve,
rather
than
grow'
shabby
with
age.
I
Arporilini?
In
IIia
T.An,1.,n
fni
I
V
.v
jrip.s
fur
coa(s
(iis
.
.
'
liac
contforlable
loose
sleeves,
JLI1I
1JL113.
with
huge
gauntlet
cuff
and
big
roll
collars,
preferably
of
beaver
or
ermine.
An
effort
to
revive
Ihe
"muff
fashion
lias
apparently
failed.
NOTICE.
T.VkK
.NOTICK
Hut
within
thirty
ilayi
rnim
dale
inlcmt
In
ip(ly
to
tlir
Minister
nf
1.111(14
for
aiithitrlly
to
nntrurt
a
road,
nut
an
er-il
forty
tU)
fel
In
width.
mm
the
Knirlnerr
Mine
to
Wann
Hlver.
over
ami
ain!4
the
uiuleriiuiit
IiohhI
Mln
enl
l.lalnis.
vli.r
the
"Jersey
Lllv."
"Cnl-limhlne"
Krailloiial.
"Cold
kniwii.'
-Tom
Hoy,"
"Jark-a-Ur.'-
"Mn
detiree"
ami
"llmwnln
.No
1."
All
aitnai
tvinir
ana
iM'tnir
on
the
Kat
Ule
nf
Tikit
Arm
In
Ihe
Allln
Lake
M
liiliiar
MUlon.
i:slar
OMrli'l,
rrovlure
or
DrllUh
Columbia.
I
Also
to
r.ininn
t
Mich
tMiwrr
line
or
Itnei
a
niav
lie
reuuli'lte
ami
nrresnarv
for
the
trnsniiislon
of
ixmrr
from
tlie
Conian.v'i
i
plant
annate
on
Wann
fllver
to
the
trtni'ml
i
iisraiea
nr
eintniiiei
ty
the
F.nirinter
llol'l
Mine
I
til
.
Ine.
Daled
at
F.nrlueer
Mine.
Allln,
B.C
.
this
lul
dav
nf
tlctolier.
Iel
AM'IIKW
SOSTAO.
Arenl
for
Hirloeci
(i,.J
Miim,
Ltd.
lit
PERHAPS
YOU
NEED
GLASSES
?
Lol
of
people
do
lui
dou'l.
know
il.
,
If
you
have
to
hold
IhingV
loo
faraway,
or
your
eye
tire,
easilyy
comte
in
and
we
will
find
out
if
it
is
your
eyes.
Our
optical
department
ha
jiist
been
fitted
up
with
the
latest
testing
equipment,
and
n
new
course
of
ludy
jiisl
comjilcled
give
you
Ihe
benefit
of
any
new
discoveries
and
the
newest
styles
in
frame.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
Knter
our
Ad.
Competition
before
Nov.
15.
Note:
Drawing
would
be
of
no
use
as
The
News
could
not
reproduce
Uiem
in
this
space.
Dollar
Day
TOMORROW-SATURDAY
AT
West
of
England
Store
BROCADED
TUSSAH
SILKS
A
range
of
beautiful
colors
in
this
fabric,
suitable
for
Drees
or
Lingerie;
fine
silky
finish,
good
washing
.and
wearing
ipialilie?
regular
3SI.5U
Dollar
Day,
one
yard
for
'.
1
00
1
YARD
FOR
$1.00
.'
Our
rangt
of
figured
Florentine,
Paisley
and
Tus-sah
bilks,'
specially
suitable
for
Blouses
and
Dresses
and
ICinuinas;
values
up
to
$1.75.
Dollar
Day,
one
yard
for
(
$1
00
3
YARDS
FOR
$1.00
.
Finest
Underwear
Crepes,
in
a
dozen
shades
plain
ami
figured;
regular
3Uc
values.
Dollar
Day,3
yards
for
.
.
.
$1
00
40-INCH
COLLEGE
SERGES
A
splendid
wearing
Serge
for
ladies
and
children,
guaranteed
wool,
and
old
everywhere
at
$1.00
yard.
Dollar
Day
Special,
P.4
yards
for
42-INCH
WOOL
DRESS
GOODS.
$1.00
All
our
best
tO-inch
Woollen
Dress
Fabrics
in
stripes
and
checks,
flannels
and
serges.
Now
on
sale.
Up
lo
$1.50.
Dollar
Day,
one
yard
for
.
.
.
1
00
2
YARDS
FOR
$1.00
Hargain
table
with
assortment
of
materials
for
ladies'
ami
children's
wear,
such
a
Middy
Clolh,
Huglish
Nursery
Hlivnie
Cambric,
Ginghams,
llatiiies,
etc.;
value
up
to
05c.
Dollar
Day,
2
yards
for
Wt
YARDS
FOR
$1.00
All
our
beautiful
figured
Jap
Crepes
for
Kiniouus
etc.;
regular
75c
value.
Dollar
Day,
Hi
yards
for
THREE-QUARTERS
YARD
FOR
$1.00
Women
will
welcome
this
offer
of
u
length
of
fine,
closely
woven
Silk
Tricolelle
for
Christmas
gifts.
Only
One
Dollar
for
a
vest
length
$1.00
f
1.00
there
Is
only
a
limited
amount
and
first
come
first
served.
All
those
who
wish
to
take
advantage
of
these
exceptional
bargains
would
do
well
to
be
down
early,
as
In
many
Unas
I
-
u
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