November
I,
IP21
fr-itny
"Nerves
in
Bad
State
Could
Not
Sleep"
Mrs.
H.
N.
Tardell,
lUrrowimkh,
Out,
write!
-My
nerve,
were
in
a
very
bad
,t,te.
and
for
nearly
.
aonth.
I
H
fl0'
k,novf
J0.
lxl
niKf.
re.t.
I
could
B0,
eat.
ana
never
im
weu.
i
heard
about
Dr.
Chast'i
Nerye
Food.
NOTIOL
1
III"
15
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l.
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l
airn
inns
ujiraiuni
r
thi
r
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awm-hiIiiv
..itiinii
l.'lllllllui.
.
'
lliereot,
Tor
tn
Art
makliiK
Mi.
...
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ni
ir
irri
iirif
...
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II.
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ir,yll"l
Clmrcli
tl
tlw
Cow
h
?,,r.
rl'."r
n'lai
ror
lh-
ImlJIiiir,
"tn.t.n
"""",r"f"
'
lh
pniprrty
or
"I
"
fni'rinr
it.e
union
or
the
nnMii.
.n.i
"
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.
.
.
.
.
......
...
ni.
...
"r
int-
niiiuinr
ni
inn
iinii
"'
In
V
""IT""0"
vniinr
not
to
ronrurl
ii
fur
ii.".1'""1
pMWiy;
and
ren.
,
fr
-t,
""yini
or
tlx)
Mid
union
lulo,
III,
ftiA'dlltlK
a
HTHKITII,
"
cinlfnE,,;r
"'"''.
Victoria.
B.C.
bfii.ir
or
tti
applicant.
ana
thought
1
would
try
it
After
Uking
it
for
few
day
I
Ugaa
to
feel
Utter,
and
toon
wai
Ue
to
ileep
well
at
night.
My
aww-
S
tite
alto
returned,
and
I
felt
(tronser
and
htitrr
..,1
.(,..
"
wu.
Bill,
taking
three
boiei
of
Dr.
Qute'i
Nerve
Food
I
wai
quite
well.
I
have
alto
given
the
Nerve
Food
to
my
little
girl,
with
good
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
60
ru.
bo
of
0
JiiriM.
Iklmarwon.
lUtcai
A
Co,
laA,
Tnruato
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
PrinceRupert
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ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
Nov.
7,
21;
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5,
19
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Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
Nov.
3,
17;
Dec.
1,
15,
29
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East
Bella
Bella,
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Falls,
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Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Llnea-
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
Corntr
cf
4U
8'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
B.t
YOU
WANT
THE
FINE8T
CANNED
SALMON
Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
r
jr
pirnics,
ehoose
"Hupcrt
Brand"
Salmon.
A
few
till
in
the
pantry
ore
always,
handy.
Hlo
k
a
supply
on
your
boat
that's
n
good
idea.
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EVERYWHERE.
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Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
I;j:ii
two
more,
1
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WldlllV
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Rupert.
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STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
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Rupert
or
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George
Sailings
From
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Rupert
S.S.
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or
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GEORGE
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
and
Intermediate
Points,
ti
WEDNESDAY
8.00
p.m..
eai
h
SATURDAY
12.00
i-
IiukIiL
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
ANYOX
nnd
STEWART,
Wednesday,
10.00
.m.
l
;
poris
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
12.00
mid-:
Nov.
1st,
I8lh.
.
4.,.
PASSENQtP
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
,.J'""
I'1-'""
Hhptti
Soo
tun.
ror
VhlrE
OKOhCC.
"
r.DMtiTlW,
"WtV
ftc
ii
n,iot
FaMrrn
Cna1.
L'nivt
Statda.
...
aoinov
aiL
oct
ah
iriawiHi
Lima.
'
Tlttn
Of!
in
Third
,
P-Inc,
Rupa-t.
Ptiaaa
t0.
'!
-:"
'or
wan
examining
a,
(
-
-ji
i
n
orderly
for
nil-
i
:
'
'
n
rating.
"What
J
"
1o
if
Hie
enptnin
fainted
in
ulx""?"
"Hring
1
1
1
ii
a
to.''
j
'
'in-
aspiring
orderly.;
v
a'
'
asked
(lie
doctor
'
remarked
CATARRH
i
iti
BLADDER
FxhCinisI
fuihA
tuiatnarr
"vv
BmtrtoflwmtrrMU
The
Safest
ami
JJcst
jL-.imily
Medicine
GUIDED
BIG
PARTY
OF
TOURISTS
ALONG
RIDGE
OF
ROCKIES
To
lead
n
party
of
32
New
York
people
with
53
horsen
alonir
the
rfdfre
of
Iloeky
Mountains,
most
of
the
time
above
snow
line,
in
CI
dny
from
FicIO
on
the
O.P.It.
lo
Jusper
on
the
R.N.H.,
a
ill-tnnre
of
nearly
four
hundred
mile,
wan
one
of
the
tasks
successfully
carried
out
this
usm-mer
by
James
IloRft,
a
tourist
guide,
who
arrived
in
the
cily
over
the
week
end
from
Jasper.
The
tourist
season
now
being
pretly
well
over
in
the
flockies,
Mr.
Hogg
is
now
on
his
way
to
While
Horse
and
snlled
for
the
norlh
on
the
Princess
Mary
yes-lerdny
afternoon.
Advertise
in
I
ho
Dally
Nows
TELKWA
Miss
M
.Oricrsoti
who
Urn
been
visiting
heiV
for
the
pasl
few-weeks
left
lasl
week
for
Sidney,
'll.C.
While
Hlnlion
agent
II.
H.
Noonan
is
having
two
weeks
well
famed
vacation,
.Mr.
Cober
is
relieving
here.
(
-
The
Hoy
Scouts
have
decided
to
pul
on
a
masquerade
danee
hi
order
o
pel
some
money
with
whleh
lo
carry
on
their
work.
A
number
of
Telkwaile
drove
lo
Smlther.
lo
allend
I
he
Hallowe'en
whmre
and
all
reported
a
splendid
evening.
-
During
the
past
.week,
a
few
fall
of
kiiow
have
come
but
very
little
ha
Mlayed.
Mrs.
.Noonan
entertained
a
num
ber
of
her
friends
on
Friday
even
ing,
when
card
ft
and
dancing
were
miieh
enjoyed.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
Ham
Haudenxchihl
returned
lo
lluperl
lnt
week
after
visiting
her
parenls
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hmilh,
al
Kalum
Lake
for
Mime
weeks.
Dan
Clarher
who
lias
I.
ecu
working
up
(lie
line
for
the
p:it
few
months
returned
lo
Tei-no
ei
Friday.
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Kd.
France
and
family
have
moved
out
lo
l.ilil
logging
ramp
where
be
will
be
m
r
barge
of
Hie
nook
house,
..
Hob
Allan
and
Johnny
Turnbnll
were
buxiness
vllor
to
town
Ibis
week.
.
H.
Marron
is
in
town
agaiii
on
business.
-
Italph
(rry,
Ilawley
Iteeotter
irul
M.
CJiarler.
walked
Into
town
from
the
hatchery
for
the
mas
querade
danee.
Mrs.
Itarher
one
of
the
old
timers
spent
a
few
day
in
town
lal
week
renewing
old
acquaint
nnees.
A.
Y.
WHmmi
was
in
town
on
Monday.
Mis
Klla
Frank
returned
lo
I'rinre
lliijwrl
on
Saturday
to
rr-tiioe
her
dtilie
at
Hie
general
hopi(al.
The
Willing
Worker
enter
tained
the
Trail
Hanger
ui
a
Hallowe'en
suMMr
Friday
evening
and
spettl
Hie
evening
in
Hollowe'en
games.
The
girl
were
all
in
costumes
and
some
of
the
Ihi's.
The
parents
and
the
leader"
of
elass
were
invited
in
for
Ihe
evening.
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
residence
of
P.
H.
WiNon
nnd
its
contents
were
totally
destroyed
by
fire
last
Wednesday
night.
Mr.
Wilson
was
away
al
Smftbers
at
the
time
amis
Mrs.
Wilson
was
alone
in
the
bouse.
The
hlaie
broke
out
very
sudden
ly
and
it
wax
imposxilde
to
save
the
house.
The
houses
ot
W.
T
Jlillid
and
Archie
Watt
adjoining
were
saved.
The
eonlents
of
the
Wilxon
house
included
a
valu
able
library.
There
wns
2200
insurance.
Mrs,
H.
Wood
has
returned
lo
Prince
flenrge
afler
an
extended
vixil
in
(ireat
llrilniu.
(leorge
Clark
of
the
provincial
police
service
has
been
trans
ferred
from
(Jnesnel
to
this
city,
a.
H.
fl.
Perry,
M.1..A.
left
Ins'
week
to
allend
the
session
of
Hie
legislature
at
Victoria.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
D.
C.
Davidson
and
A.
C.
Knigbl,
Vancouver;
12.
c.
Perry.
F.dmonlon;
Mrs.
J.
II.
Young,
Terrace;
Alfred
II.
Perkins,
Port
Kssinglon;
Mrs.
T.
Hall,
Salvus
Kast;
J.
II.
F.ngihil.
Senllle:
C.
A.
Hancock,
Huckley
Hay.
Central
W.
C.
Fleming.
Winnipeg;
Hob
Miller
nnd
I..
(Inrfin,
fi
X.U.
OUT
OF
ONE
YARD
Ilastus
was
sporting
proudly
a
new
shin
when
n
friend
asked:
"Hoy.
how
nuin.v
vards
does
II
t(ake
to
make
a
shirt
like
thai"?"
I
jiasuis
replied
:
.-ay,
man,
ah;
got
three
shirts
like
this
oula
one
yard
last
night."
AlAfcW
aw
1
I
a
T
1
1
HUMOROUS
SKIT
ON
CANADA
IS
GIVEN
IN
LONDON
PAPER
Chief
Products
of
Country
are'
Mania
I
aiual
Tnnnaiaa
,
A
'.
Mounted
Police
A
humorous
skil
on
Canada
is
given
in
the
Loudon
Daily
Hx-
presa
of
recent
date.
man
who
signs
hjmself
"Heaeh-eornber"
sny:
"(innnda
is
Ihe
plaee
where
all
those
people
are
lorn
whom
we
continually
mistake
for
Americans.
Ileghinitigrh
the
Hast
ft
rises
quickly
tin
its
feet'
-anti
lakes
the
C.IML
to
the
West.
On
the
norlh
it
is
Ixiunded
by
ice
and
on
the
soulli
ty
stern
men,
chewing
gum
and
idly
swinging
revolvers,
Who.
ore
there
lo
prevent
Uie
Knipfrc
spiril
being
smuggled
Into
Hie
U.S.
Kveryooe
in
Canada
wears
a
Sleison
hat,
lias
read
JU'tiffJssor
l.eacosk's
books
and
has
shaken
bands
with
Jbe
J'rlrtee
of
Wales.
Ihe
chief
products
of
Canada
are
maple
.leaves.
Irappens
witb
a
French
accent,
mounted
police
irixijiers
and
a
d'-lermlna
tioo'
to
make
us
native
Itritoni
realize
the
.existence
of
(he
JJriU
isb
Kmjiire.
Scotch
influence
is
ureal
in
Canada,
lint
they
ulso
have
a
brand
of
their
own."
MASQUERADE
BALL
AT
TERRACE
PROVED
TO
BE
MOST
SUCCESSFUL
EVENT
Miss
Onatee
Grieg
and
Sammy
Kfrkaldy
Were
Awarded
Prizes
For
the
Best
Drtessed
TKHHACi:,
Nov.
I.
The
masquerade
dance
Friday
evening
watt
one
of
the
most
successful
in
years.
The
public
had
been
well
notified
that
only
masqued
dancers
would
be
allowed
on
the
floor
and
as
a
result
Ihe
00s-tumea
were
more
numerous
and
showed
to
better
advantage
on
the
less
crowded
floor.
The
prises
for
the
bet
dressed
lady
anil
gentleman
went
lo
Mi
Onalee
irieg
and
Sammy
Kirkaldy
who
wore
very
handsome
and
becom
ing
seventeen!
It
century
costume.
Two
frogs
that
Ifepl
everyone
guessing
all
evening
won
Hie
prite
for
the
comic
eotume.
When
masques
were
removed
they
were
revealed
ax
Miss
Mary
Wilson
and
Miss
Hetty
Anderson.
Hen
Agar
dressed
as
a
wizard
won
the
other
prise.
Another
dancsr
who
caused
mnerr
amusement
"was
a
veryi
large-
baby
daintily
dressed
in
while
who
turned
out
to
be
Mr.
gteltaw.
Other
conspicuous.'
costumes
were
Night
With
lis
Thousond
Kyes.
some
pretty
Folly
costumes.
a
I
rare
in
I-nly,
farmer
ami
his
wife,
a
man
from
Ihe
cold
north
with
itarki
nnd
all.
an
Indian
girl.
the
usual
number
of
clowns,
and
a
pretly
little
wood
nymph.
Keeps
WieUomeeieanX
GILLETT'S
PURE
FLAKE
LYE
Is
the
Snt-ald
U
homt
MnlUUon.
X-Uiinc
rqailt
It
for
cltinlnf
cat
ftli.ka
aad
draliu.
clnUit
t
reaiy
cklni
uUiuiU.
hfrptnf
flwri
clran.
tte.
Get
a
eta
tram
i.ar
tracer.
It
will
aata
j.u
aiuch
hard
labor.
GILLETT'S
IOO
PURE
FLAKE
LYE
KNOWN
HERE
Traveller
Killed
Last
Week,
Was
Frequent
Visitor
to
City
W.
J.
Armstrong,
one
of
the
victims
of
the
explosion
on
the
Kettle
Valley
railway
at
Farron
last
week,
was
a
well-known
com
mercial
traveler
of
Vancouv
PA
OP.
FTVK
Victoria
Colonist
Speaks
of
Him!
as
The
Apostle
of
Peace
and
Goodwill
(Victoria
Colonial)
Archbishop
F.
11.
Du
Vernet,
of
Caledonia,
who
has
just
passed
away,
was
a
priest
of
a
type
that
is
an
asset
to
any
Christian
Church.
There
have
been
few-dignitaries
of
the
Anglican
Church
better
known
in
Canada.
The
Archbishop
made
himself
known
by
his
writings.
He
was
un
apostle
of
;penee
and
goodwill
among
meft
and
he
fejt
that
it
was
his
duty
lo
'go
outside
the
scope
of
his
immediate
See
to
tell
the
thoughts
that
were
in
him.
Th"ugh
he
believed
in
the
value
of
publicity,
he
sought
it
not
vain-gloriously
because
.he
was
modest
and
humble
in
all
his
j
'
dealings
with
mankind.
He
was
a
true
Christian
in
word
and
deed.
I
He
was
forever
eager
to
do
all
j
that
lay
in
his
power
lo.minis-;ter
to
the
needs
of
bin
parish-I
loners
in
a
territory
thai
is
one
I
uf
long
and
hard,
distances.
His
i
memory
w
ill
be
cherished
throughout
the
upper
half
of
1
Hritish
Columbia
for
long
years
to
come.
Wherever
the
lale
Archbishop
i
Du
Vernet
went
he
was
Ihe
mis-
sioner
of
good
will;
whatever
he
Iwrole
and
whenever
ho
spoke
he
left
the
imprint
of
a
conscientious,
fiod-fcaring
personality
on
those
who
read
or
heard.
Dur
ing
the
last
few
years
public
at
W.
J.
Armstrong,
Commercial
tention
had
been
directed
to
him
more
than
ever
before
because
of
the
theories
he
put
forward
on
tho
subject
of
thought'
transference.
He
believed
im'pliMtly
in
these
and
fell
it
was
right
to
inform
all
within
his
range
of
Ihe
discoveries
ho
had
made.
On
all
grounds,
but
most
of
all
be
L
Oll
!fV
U
II
in
W
lr
A-ll-t4tJ
ll
1
i.
ti..
T
mo
maue
visns
io
i-rince
unpen
anlly
he
wiu
bo
remembered
two
or
three
limes
a
year.
He
...m.
.hi..ij
....ii.
-
wiiii
irivirutr
uu-
iiiiuicu
Willi
represented
Y.
h.
Harrison
&
,nr,
i
iii
nn.
r
ki.
.n.in
Co.,
manufacturerSiiKenls.
I'ments
could
not
have
beeir
spared
Stage
the
shows
in
your
home
Choose
what
you
will
musical
eorod
opera
dance
mu
ale
and
"His
Toaster's
Voice"
Victrola
"the
theatre
of
the
heme"
will
prsnt
the
performance
of
your
choice,
a
real,
as
life-like
as
though
the
artists
themselves
were
before
you.
Here
will
be
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