MonJuy,
November
PAGE
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WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
"SINNERS
IN
SILK"
Tlif
brighlcst
jewel
in
Hie
crown
of
old
King
Jazz.
The
slory
of
an
old
roue
rejuvenated
who
was
a
combination
of
the
subtle
wisdom
of
experience
with
the
charm
of
youth.
See
what
happened
toliim.
Delightful
scenery
and
sellings.
Kxquisile
gowns.
The
Smart
Set
that
lives
in
a
haze
of
joy
and
makes
love
to
order.
Girls
rshort
ones,
tall
ones,
pretty
ones
and
no
ugly
ones,
drama
comedy,
romance,
everything
yon
could
rssibly
wish,
all
crowded
into
one
picture.
Scenes
laid
in
New
York's
fashionable
Westchester
district,
scenes
on
the
deck
and
swimming
pool
of
an
ocean
liner
and
a
magnificent
villa
on
the
roof
of
a
downtown
skyscraper.
Strong
cast:
Adolphe
Menjou,
Klranor
Hoardman,
Conrad
.Nagel,
Jean
llersholt,
F.dward
Connelly.
Kstelle
Clark
and
many
.others.
COMEDY
"FAST
STEPPERS."
International
New.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
LOCAL
KILLED
BULKLEY
VALLEY
BEEF
X..I
ice
Never
befure
in
the
lii.-lry
of
Prince
Hupert
lias
local
killed
Hulkley
Yall'-y
Href
been
sold
for
such
bw
prices.
Jielow
are
a
few
of
them:
i:iioiee
T-bone-Iloast,
per
lb
20c
Sirloin
lloasl.
per
lb.
..
18c
Hump
lioast,
per
lb.
..
15c
llilt
lloast.
per
lb.
..
12
VzO
Pot
Itoasl.
per
lb
8c
lloilinf;
Ileef,
per
Hi.
...
5c
Heef
Hearts,
per
lb.
.
.
12c
lleef
Liver,
per
lb:
12c
Look
in
our
window
for
HeeT
Display
alid
compare
our
price.
We
lead
olhers
follow.
"try"
t
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
423
Orders
of
53.00
delivered
MEAT
MARKET
AT
ECONOMY
STORE
Special
Notice
to
Consumers
In
Sections
6,
7
and
8.
We
rorilially
jnile
you
to
visit
our
Meat
Dept.
and
see
for
yourself
our
slock
of
Fresh
Meats.
Why
walk
a
Ii.iijt
distance
this
wintry
weather?
Our
prices
are
just
as
reasonable
as
elsewhere
and
our
slook
is
selected
from
Hie
best
on
the
market.
Give
Us
a
Trial
Economy
Hutter,
No.
1,
per
lb
40c
Per
1
1
lb.
box
55.25
Sweet
Clover
Lard,
3
lb.
tin
eoc
No.
1
(aeon,
per
lb.
.
.
45c
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84
r-lnce
Rupert,
B.C.
Many
Thanks
Mil.
Kill
'
The
quality
of
so
many
things
varies.
I
think
sonic
appreciation
is
due
you,
for
your
milk
has
kept
its
quality,"
writes
Mrs).
It.
C.
Melcalf,
in
a
letter
just
received
by
Pacific
Milk,
adding:
"A
standard
of
this
kind
is
in
the
people's
interest."
Mrs.
Melcalf
says
she
has
used
Pacific
Milk
fourj
years.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
328
DRAKE
STREET,
VANCOUVER.
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Abbotsfcrd,
B.C.
llev.
A.
P.
KashcvarolT
or
arrived
in
the
city
from
Van
couver
on
the
Prince
Hupert
Falurday
nigbl
and
will
proceed
to
Alaska
on
the
Princess
Mary
today.
KNIGHTS
HOLD
BIGBANQUET
Catholic
Organization
Initiates
25
New
Members
to
Local
Council
on
Sunday
Afternoon
VANCOUVER
TEAM
HERE
Addresses
of
High
Order
Given
by
Visitors
at
K.
of
C.
Dinner
Last
Night
Yesterday
was
a
?reat
day
in
the
history
of
Hie
local
branch
of
the
Knights
of
Columbus.
In
the
afternoon
about
55
new
members
were
admitted
to
the
order,
the
ceremonies
being
con-dueled
by
John
P.
Dunne,
special
supreme
agent
of
the
order
and
a
t
ram
from
Vancouver
consisting
of
J.
F.
Dorsey,
district
deputy.
II.
W.
Col?an,
George
Colgan,
F
D.
McCounell,
A.
Itraull
and
Leo
.Sweeney.
They
put
on
special
degree
work
exemplifying
the
work
of
the
order.
The
initiations
were
folowcd
by
i
a
banquet
in
the
evening
in
the
Boston
Hall
at
which
the
menw
hers
of
the
tocal
council
am
their
lady
friends
sat
down
at
three
long
tables
with
the
olllcers
and
visitors
on
the
dais,
A.
1).
Gillies,
grand
knigbl.
presiding
and
by
jliis
side"
being
Higbl
Hev.
K.
M.
jliunoz,
O.M.I.,
D.D.,
bishop
of
Prince
Hupert
and
the
Yukon,
and
on
the
other
side
M.
P.
McCaf-fery.
past
grand
knight,
with
the
visitors
on
either
side.
Faith
of
Our
Fathers
.',
The
invocation
was
pronounced
by
the
Hishop
and
this
was
foU
lowed
immediately
by
a
toast
to
the
Pope,
the
gathering
singing
"The
Faith
of
Our
Fathers,"
as
follows:
Faith
to
our
fathers,
living
still
In
spile
of
dungeon,
fire
and
sword;
O,
how
our
hearts
beat
high
with
joy
Whene'er
we
bear
that
joyous
word.
Faith
of
our
fathers,
holy
faith,
We
will
be
true
to
thee
till
death
Failb
of
our
fathers,
holy
faith.
Well
be
true
to
the
till
death.
This
was
followed
by
the
(oast
to
1
he
King
with
(he
National
Anthem.
Work
of
the
Order
In
responding
to
Ihe
loast
to
"Knighthood
in
Hrilisli
Colum
bia,"
II.
W.
Colgan
of
Vancouver
lold
something
of
the
founding
ami
work
of
the
order.
It
was
started
as
the
result
of
an
in
4
Big
Specials
For
Tuesday
Only
Men's
Felt
Slippers,
soles
,
.
.
,
leather
.
51.50
Men's
Dress
Shirts,
values
to
5.50.
Special..
51.75
Men's
rcg.
Fleece
Lined
Vests,
Special
95o
Children's
(Penman
Combinations
.
,
71)
51.75
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Phone
645.
Cor.
3rd
A
7th.
AN
APPLE
A
DAY
KEEPS
THE
DOCTOR
AWAY.
Just
received
another
boxes
of
JONATHAN
APPLES
Jumble
Pack
While
they
last
$1.75
per
box.
.attend
the
meeting.
100
RupertTableSupply-
Three
Phones:
aiGciii.212
juration
from
God
given
to
i
-'altier
McOiveney,
who
one
day
(
tine
out
of
the
sanctury
with
i
he
light
of
God
i"
his
eyes
diving
received
the
inspiration.
The
first
council
consisted
of
twelve
men
but
this
number
had
grown
to
800.0(10
extending
all
over
'he
continent.
Kighteen
years
ago
the
oiiler
was
first
plan
led
in
Hrilisli
Columbia
by
the
present
special
upremc
agent,
wlieu
a
council
of
M
members,
wa
formed
at
Vancouver.
Now
they
had
2.000
members
and
twelve
council.
Similar
decree
work
to
thai
put
on
here
had
just
been
completed
by
the
same
group
at
Vancouver,
Ueluwna
and
I.angley
Piair.e,
,'hu
last
two
being
new
onranizalio.is.
In
Vancouver
I
be
order
hud
raised
60,000
to
build
a
school
for
boys,
which
would
be
completed
soon
after
Christmas,
A
great
ileal
of
work
was
done
by
Ihe
councils
ami
also
by
the
members
individually.
John
P.
Dunne
The
address
of
John
P.
Dunne
il
is
impossible
to
report.
It
wa
overflowing
wild
humor..
He
Mokc
of
Ihe
donor
done
them
Idat
day
in
having
the
dUtin
guisbed
prelate,
I
lie
bishop,
wit
ness
their
elforts
in
the
after
noon
and
also
present
there
wild
them
thai
evening.
Their
aim
was
to
develop
a
race
of
young
men
who
would
be
leaders
in
Hie
nation.
Speaking
of
the
presence
of
ladies
at
the
banquet,
he
oai.l
that
the
nation
today
depended
first
on
Mother
Church
and
sec-1
ond
on
womanhood.
He
spoke)
appreciatively
and
eloquently
on!
the
love
of
woman
which
refined
t
lie
more
animal
instincts
of'
men.
In
days
of
old
Ihe
knlghl
rallied
to
the
protection
oil
women
and
he
expected
the
knighls
of
Prince
Hupert
Council
not
lo
be
behind
hand
in
the
same
work.
felling
numerous
anecdotes
to
illustrate
his
points,
the
speaker
then
went
on
to
mention
the
value
of
faith
in
a
world
thai
was
suffering
from
spiritual
restlessness.
'they,
who
owed
allegiance
lo
(he
Church
of
Home,
were
by
no
means
slaves
lo
Home.
Theirs
was
the
only
institution
that
taught
free
will.
The
whole
aim
and
object
of
the
Knights
of
Columbus
was
to
help
I
lie
members
to
live
the
lives
of
Christian
gentlemen.
To
Idem
love
and
sacrifice
should
be
syn
onymous,
lie
wauled
the
Prince
(Hupert
Council
to
be
the
flower
of
manhood.
i
J.
F.
Dorsey
The
district
deputy,
J.
i,
Dor
sey.
in
replying
to
the
loast
of
"The
Ladies"
quoted
the
Mayor
of
Spokane
whose
statement
"The
Ladies.
God
bless
them,
what
would
the
knights
be
wildoul
Idem?'"
brought
applause.
He
urged
the
married
men
to
check
up
now
and
then
and
see
how
I
hey
stood
in
relation
to
llieir
wives.
He
spoke
hopefully
of
the
!
future
of
tde
Prince
Ilupcrl,
council
which
he
believed
would
forge
ahead
and
he
asked
the
ladles
to
encourage
the
men
16
I
J.
J.
lieatdey
replying
lo
the
;
toast
of
the
New
Members
said
ihe
found
himself
in
a
good
or
gaiiizaliou
with
great
aspiration
and
ideals.
He
thanked
the
nights
and
visitors
who
dad
given
them
such
an
enjoyable
lime.
I
Gathering
Closes
,
The
presiding
otllcer
thanked
AH
That
A
Gift
Should
Be
Useful,
Ornamental,
and
a
lasting
token
of
friendship.
A
visit
to
our
store
will
convince
you
that
our
stock
Is
up
to
date,
well
selected,
and
marked
In
plain
figures
to
compete
with
the
keenest
competition
In
Canada.
DIAMONDS
In
the
latest
settings.
WATCHES,
all
kinds,
hundreds
to
choose
from.
CLOCKS
with
12
day
movements.
STERLING
SILVER
and
HOLLOW-WARE
In
pleasing
designs.
COMMUNITY
and
1847
ROGERS
in
several
patterns.
CUT
GLASS,
the
finest
assortment
In
Canada.
CHINA,
English
and
French,
In
beautiful
designs.
UMBRELLAS
We
specially
Invite
you
to
see
this
line-It
will
save
you
money.
BRASSWARE
and
NOVELTIES,
etc.
OUR
OPTICIAN
AND
OPTOMETRIST
will
test
your
eyes
and
fit
your
glasses
properly.
OVER
25
YEARS
EXPERIENCE
Max
Heilbroner
JEWELER.
all
who
had
graced
the
boards
with
their
presence
and
Ihe
gathering
broke
up
with
Ihe
singing
of
a
verse
of
"O
Canada"
and
Ihe
National
Anthem.
Ihe
verse
of:
"O.
Canada"
used
on
the
occasion
was
the
following:
)
O
Catiada,
our
heritage
our
low
Thy
worth
we
praue
all
other
lands
above.
From
sea
lo
sea
throughout
thy
lenglli
from
pole
lo
borderland
-
At
Hrilain's
side.
whateVr
betide,
unflinchingly
we'll
stand
With
heart
we
sing
"Ood
Save
the
King,"
Guide
Ihrouglu
the
hnipire
wide,
we
do
implore.
And
prosper
(Sniada
from
shore
.
to
shores,
.
.
Vocal
solos
were
gien
by
Mrs.
J.
Muldoou
.and
Gillis.
Couture
and
an
instrumental
selection
by
Mrs.
F.
P.
Kenny,
all
of
which
were
well
received.
11.
Cordela,
who
is
interested
in
lir"int'
inf-:it
inn
(iii
Proieeso
Itoyal
Ihland.-arrivrd
i
iff
Hie
rlty
from
Itulrdale
on
the
Cardem
yesterday
aflernoon.
GET
IT
AT!
Hoberl
(ireenfeild,
who
was
cornet
soloist
in
I
lie
ranious
(J.W'.V.A.
baud
of
I'Miiioufon
which
loured
Ihe
Lulled
Statci
some
lime
ao,
has
arriei
in
Prince
!eor?.
Some
years
ago
Mr.
Greenfield
was
active
in
hand
circles
at
Prince
lluperl.
having
slarlcd
the
organization
of
a
band
here.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
HLI.1.
1
HAIlHOlt,
Oercast.
fresh
sotildeast
wind;
barometer,
20:85;
lempcrnlurc,
10;
fcca
mod
rale;
ti.iu
P.m.
spoke
steamer
Princess
Mary,
abeam
Pine
Is-lamtlaml,
southbound;
G.2T
p.m.
spoke
sleaini'r
Venture,
in
Oueen
Charlotte
Sound
southbound;
0.15
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Hu
pert
in
Oueen
Charlollu
Sound
oulhbound.
DKlllY
ISLAND.
Haiiiing,
'southeast
wind;
1aroineler,
50.70,
temperature.
51;
ea
moderate;
H
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Card
en
11
011I
northbound;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
lloosevell,
Heallle
for
Ketchikan,
510
miles
from
Reallle.
I)
HAD
THF.K
POINT.
Overcast
southeast
sale;
barometer,
50.61;
temperature
'iS5,
sea
rounh.
DIAMOND
SPECIALIST.
BRIGADIER
SIMS
GAYE
LECTURES!
Children
and
Adults
Were
Out
1
In
Good
Numbers
Saturday
Night
Speelal
Sunday
Services
One
hundred
children
were
in
alien.
lame
at
the
Salvation
Army
citadel
on
Saturday
evening
when
llrigadier
Situs
of
Winni.
peg.
territorial
young
people'
secretary
of
Ihe
Army,
gave
a
magic
lantern
address
particu
larly
for
Ihe
young
folk.
Later
in
(he
evening
llrigadier
Suns
iHUeied
a
lecture
for
adull
on
"Ihe
Life
of
Christ."
This
was
also
well
attended.
llrigadier
Sims
officiated
at
three
service
in
Ihe
citadel
yesterday.
Today
he
proceed
In
Alaska
on
the
steamer
Princess
Mary.
II.
A.
Lalla
and
C.
W.
Smilli,
lianadiau
National
F.xpress
Co.
ifllcials,
arrived
from
luhuonloii
on
lal
night's
I
rain
and
are
registered
at
the
Prince
HupeH
Hotel.
PHONE
586
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
OUR
FRESH
GROUND
COFFEE
AT
40c
and
50c
LB.
I
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
IT
IS
NOT
WHAT
ONE
PAYS
BUT
WHAT
ONE
CETi
tT'
THAT
COUNTS.
Have
You
seen
the
new
"BOBBED"
HAIR
NETS,
with
Special
Coupon
for
a
Free
Pearl
Necklace.
We
Have
Them.
SPECIALS
FOR
-
Monday
And
Tuesday
Only
w
IB
'MarJorlc
Dean"
Children's
wild
bloomers
to
mat'
n
styles.
In
good
quatiiv
ncl.
hue.
A
lo
7
yen
-
lUg
HERE
IS
GOOD
VALUE
All
Colored
Shoes
lo
he
than
etiil
Indies'
(irey
Suede
Crt
Sir
'I1
French
heeU.
Ileg.
M
MM).
Iwlie
lory
Knl
Cro
Strap.
Hi
w
trim,
Loin
heel.
Ileg.
?ll
'.
lMilie'
Heige
Saddle
Str.ip.
lom
lire!-
Ileg.
1
2.0(1.
All
thee
Healthful
Shoe
at
$7.25
Pair
SALE
BIG
BARGAINS
AT
TITE'S
STORE
CONTINUED
FOR
THIS
WEEK
-SPECIALS-
Dreiiet,
npenai
$5
Ladles'
Gingham
Houtedrettes,
size
and
good
slylr?
T.i
eaidi
-J
52.00
Ladle's
White
Flannelette
NlghlCrtiiti
in
heavy
quality.
l
'
tn
long,
r
rilled
at
nr.
fc,
sleeves.
Iteg.
2.tl.V
s4..
Men's
Heavy
Winter
Shirts,
.
hi
hark
Grey,
llrowu
m
1
Hue
Hi
to
IK.
II-
f
J2-JS
hi.
J
1.55
Universal
Trading
Co,
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand'
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics.
hooe
"Hupert
Brand"
Salmon.
A
few
tins
in
the
pantry
are
always
handy
8lock
a
supply
on
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boat-
-that's
a
good
ior.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
FUMED
OAK
CHINA
CABINET
A
$24J0
FIR
BUFFET
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FfNISH
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$28$
SIMMON'S
2"
POST
BED,
8lie
4
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Inches
4
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EXTENSION
TABLE
WALNUT
FINI8H
DINING
ROOM
TABLE
$20$
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OUR
WINDOWS
FOR
THESE
VALUES
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