PACfR
TWO
SM1THERS
.Mrs.
Mauley
Dennett
entertained
five
table
a
Jiride,
on
Thursday,
afternoon,
at
her
home
on
First
Ave.
Dr.
H.
CI
Wrinch
member
elect
for
keena,
was
in
town
on
l-'riday.
A
meetinK
was
held
in
the
evening
at
the
Municipal
otllce,
where
a
number
of
the
citizen
'gathered
to
discuss
with
Dr.
Wrinch
various
matters
pertaining
o
the
welfare
of
the
J
The
marriage
of
a
popular
i
farmer
ot
the
Olenlamia
district
I
was
solemnized
on
Thursday
iOclober
9.
when
Miss
Edith
WU-
uams
the
daughter
ot
John
Wil
liams
of
Hereford,
England,
be
came
the
bde
of
Ernest
Prec,
Rev.
Mr.
Bid
Jell
officiating.
The
.
.
,
'
V
"
.I..
oi
jack
I'reeee.
a
brother
of
Uh
groom,
and
was
attended
by
a
number
ot
his
friends
and
neighbors.
Louise
Kirton
assisted
Die
bride
and
Howard
llirnie
the
groom.
Mrs.
Williams
arrived
from
England
just
a
few
days
a
so.
Ladies'
And
Children's
Underwear
The.
cold
weather
js
beginning
to
le
felt.
We
are
prepared
to
supply
your
wants
and
have
&
full
line
of
Jaegar,
Watson's
or
Turnbulla
Underwear
for
all
tastes.
Jaeger
Combination
Suits
for
Ladies,
Ir
all
styles
from,
each
,
$7.50
Jaegar
Vests
and
Dloomers,
from
S4.B0
Children's
Wool
short
sleeve
knee
length
Union
Suits,
frum
..
12.75
to
$4.50
Short
Sleeve
ls,
from
...
...
Uaby's
Vest
in
silk
and
wool
priced
from
8S
or
pure
wool,
.
.
Mo
to
Sl.Tt
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
3rd
Ave,
and
Fulton
St
We
stock
Pictorial
Patterns.
Phons
9,
(Sives
"grounds"
different
trials
liut
always
he's
up
against
static
Till
some
mtdh
hall
he
throws
In
the
"box"
and
then
foe
nd
parks
the
darned
thing
in
the
attic
;
Interference
!
Nearly
everyone
that
has
list
ened
to
a
radio
concert,
has
been
more
or
less
bothered
by-multi-.
ludes
ot
unn
ovin
if
shrieks
and
under
th
first
heading,
since
these
am
produced
by
the
natural
electricity
which
ifree
in
the
air,
and
are
at
present
unavoidable.
They
can
be-
lessened
considerably
however,
by
the
use
of
loop
aerials
and
many
special
complicated
devices
for
that
purpose.
Rapid
advances
are
being
made
in
that
direction
and,
it
may
he.
supposed
that
in
a
few
years'
tinie-
reception
may
be
accomplished
without
static,
as
this
natural
energy
4s
called.
Static,
however
constitutes
generally
about
twenty
per
cent
of
the
noises
heard
in
a
radio
.
.
A
r
"...
sn.
me
remaining
eignty
per
cent
of
this
interference
Is
caused
by
human
agency
and
can
he
stopped.
...
ii
you
are
nsientng
to
your
friend
miiiDi's
set
with
the
music
coming
through
in
great
style.
ami
all
of
"a
sudden
the
loud
speaker
emits
a
fearfud
screech,
which
nearly
deafens
you.
Smith
says
"Oh!
Dial
is
Jones,
he
has
one
of
those
can't
tune
it.
On
the
other
hand
over
at
Jones'
house
the
same
Mono-
i
happening
and
Jones
gies
a
the
result
"That
Smith
doesn't
know
the
first
Dn'nff
about
his
receiver.
Why.
he
can't
even
time
it
pro,
perly!"
Hie
whole
trouble
then,
lies
noi
witn
smi
.
ami
not
Jones
hul
with
them
both.
Jtnur
much
better
it
would
be
for
alt
concerned
if
they
only
knew
both
sides
of
the
story
and
were
able
to
remedy
it
accordingly.
It
is
as
exasperating
to
be
compelled
to
close
down
your
set
for
Dm?
evening,
merely
because
some
neighbor
is
-operating
his
little
set
Incorrectly.
This
need
not
he
so,
for
bv
J?ielfoaxviUiitfeuall
manner'
squeals
can
be-
entirely
lim.
inated.
Radio
Supplies
a
Speciality
Prince
Rupert's
Pioneer
Radio
Store.
W.
W.
WRATHALL,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Special
Attention
(liven
to
Mail
Orders.
?nau
and
crackle
that
seem
to
oscilIalinf
nm,
,.lear
nms.
,s
ho
ever
present,
and
ruin
good
,no
K,.ew
your
sef
a
?a
reception
completely.
These
,
oscmaliinr
p,t
as
possd.ie
noise
can
be
divided
into
twabu,
,,0
no,
M
over
be
distinct
classes,
those
that
ar:Pau,e
i(
Wlll
sqUeal
humbly
if
not
preventable,
and
those
that
Vh
Uing
you
,.
nf
U1
are.
It
is
useless
to
attempt
to;,h,
CUrrier
wave
of
the
musi.
eliminate
uie
noises
thai
come
you
may
be
sure
your
set
is
os-oillating,
therefore
geJ
rid
of
Hie
squeal
and
be
on
the
safe
side
(iood,
clear
reception
can
neV'-r
bo
accomplished
while
the
sot
in
an
oscillating
condition
so
why
persist
in
doing
it
Hard
and
Soft
Tubes
There
are
a
few
more
itupor
ant
points
to
be
remembered
at
so.
A
hard
tu.be,
thai
is
u
vai
uum
tube,
should
never
he
used
as
a
detector
because
it
deuiau
j
high
plate
voltage,
and
high
(la
voltage
in
a
single
eiruit
is
al
most
a
reliable
indicator
of
oscillation.
Haider
use
a
soft
ot
gas
content
tube,
wtlh
around
.'0
volts
on
the
ifjalc,
ami
you
will
be
certain
nf
much
belter
results.
Too
high
values
of
the
acid
condenser
and
leak
loo
often
promote
radiation.
Last
but
not
least
be
sure
ami
not
turn
up
the
filament
rheostat
too
high
or
it
too
will
cause
the
sol
to
oscillate.
These
precautions
not
only
ap-
nlv
In
the
sinple
rirenlt
f
luil
cheap
sets
and
hehn
gerenal
li)
all
reeHvers
ami
if
they
are
kepi
in
mind
your
set
will
not
squeal
and
thus
produce
the
acute
interference
that
is
threatening
to
overwhemn
us.
You
would
not
whisflo
in
an
opera
house,
then
do'
not
whistle
on
the
air.
When
visitors
drop
in
to
hear
willy
.your
radio
set,
tune
for
quality
and
quantity
of
reception
com
bined.
fleniembef
that
people
who
are
not
accustomed
to
lfl-ening
in
continually
will
not
enjoy
loud
music
that
i
cluttered
up
with
thousands
of
extraneous
noises.
Stuff
that
is
not
so
loud
but
clear
will
jrive
Uien
the
right
impression,
nnmelyffhat
radio
is
something;
that,
can
b
enjoyed.
f
V
,1.;
A
klrkwviite
lo-deiermlne
hw
the
percentage
of
voles
stood
in
favor
of
tne
respective
aandid-
iv
irr.
nn,.
k
.
.
i
:
....
.,
.
-
.
,.r
r.icrpiioiis
auiaies
in
ine
nei.i
for
e
eel
inn
u-bi
the
receiving
set,,
on
the
market
I
recently
held
by
the
Itadin
Digesli
tixiay
are
radiators.
That
is.
they
are
in
reality,
miniature
trans.
Hilttinc
sets
and
send
out
a
wive
of
their
own,
which
causes
the
result
mentioned.
Few
of
them
however
will
squeal
ir
they
are!-
pruperiy.
mere
are
those
sets
which
have
to
squeal
in
order
to
function
hut
n,na
should
have
been
outlawed
long
ago
in
every
resectable
com.
I
juiiumj.
ine
typ
of
receiving
sets
known
as
the
single
circuit
set
is
by
far
the
worst
offender
in
me
radiating
elas
ami
canj
cause
more
interference
It
oper-,
'
at.l
n
il
...v...,
.
man
an
me
static
put
together.
There
l
no
need
tor
this
though,
even
if
the
single
circuit
Is
used.
Most
sinBle
circuit
receivers
consul
of
two
controls,
known
as
the
tuner
and
tickler.
In
order
to
receive,
a
carrier
wave,
which
i
an
indication
of
music.
Ibis
set
must
oscillate.
In
fact
all
et
must,
in
order
lo
be
able
lo
pick
up.
l
he-
wave.
It
is
while
the
e
is
in
an
oscillating
condition
uiai
u
mt
out
the
souesls
wnit
we
hear.
The
carrier
wave,
,lheti,
must
be
luned
In
and
the
tickler
dial
turned
until
a
click
is
neara,
i
lie
gel
then
slops
ro-opralin?
with
several
large
broadcasting
r
the
slates,
a
slip
of
paper
with
their
choice
Spenal
Showing
of
"BILLIE
BURKE"
DRESSES
In
TWILL,
FLANNEL
and
SILVER
SHEEN
Tastefully
designed
in
lalesl
styles.
Prices
range
from
$8.50
to
$22.50
'DEMERS'
Phona
27
I.
O.
Boi
327
Chew
it
after
every
meal
II
stimulates
appetite
and
aids
digestion.
II
makes
your
food
do
y
on
more
wti-.c
TV-JU'iu
aood.
Note
now
It
relieves
that
stnlty
feeling
niter
hearty
eating.
awVVhllcaa
taclh.
iwitlm
ratk
aad
ktktl
R25
for
president
wiufi-n
on
it
and
in
that
way
a
regular
election
was
singed.
CaUm
I'.oididge
emerged
leader
liy
far
in
tip-contest,
being
about
20.000
Yntrs
ahead
of
his
nearest
competitinr.
A
total
of
35.000
men
and
.'.'.oon
women
polled.
Whether
or
not
this
can
be
taken
as
a
reliable
indicator
for
the
coming
elections,
in
rather
doubtful,
but
it
remains
to
he
seen.
A
CLEANER
PRINCE
RUPERT
Scienlists
tell
us
that
there
is
no
such
thing
as
rubbish
nowadays.
They
hate
turned
things
that
were
formerly
the
mutt
worthless
.waste
into
valuable
sources
of
profit
and
employment.
Many
readers
will
not
be
in
sympathy
witn
these
statements
as
they
contemplate
the
piles
of;
ashes
and
clinkers,
representing
'
much
good
money
all
gone
op
in
ir.ke.
They
most
feel
that
an!
unnecessary
proportion
of
coal
bill
represents
costly
a
.
-
BtTsb.
Fortunately
the
pth'tP
their
rub
Prince
Flupert
are
becoming
more
and
more
acquainted
with
the
fart
that
there
is
a
coal,
guaranteed
by
the
biggest
dealers
in
!rltie
tlnik.ft
IKal
l.n...
stations
thmugliout
j
,
.
pinkpr
or
Kach
listener
sent
in!,..
.ilh
..
,
.
cnuii
meal,
irwrr
trips
are
tUig
made
lo
the
lanes
and
backyards.
This
eoal
i
callel
"
NAN
AIM
O-WELLLNOTDX"
and
has
been
;
proved
to
be
the
1IKST
by
the
heavy
demand
thai
fe
being
made
daily
upon
the
local
slock.
To
be
sure
that
you
are
getting
;
Dii.a
same
"NANAIMO-WKL-
.
MXOTO.V
eoal
you
should
order
direct
from
Albert
i
McCaffery
lT,td..
who
are
sole
igenfs
here,
j
Their
phone
numbers
are
11C
and
SCI.
TIMBER
SLE
X
5129.
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Trn.lT.
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by
the
MliiKlar
it
ljia
but
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nun
moo
u
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IS
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diy
f
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for
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purrbitr
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A
f!W
tins
in
the
pantrv
are
iiKv.i-
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a
supply
ti
your
boat
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EVERYWHERE.
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DAILY
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October
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Sunday,
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TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1925.
When
the
stalic's
bad
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Child,
70,t2,20:i;
Lode
Hold.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.
And
the
program's
had
i
"LISTENING
IN!"
53t,&&;
Silver,
$03.ra2,oT.V,
Lead,
B8,132.0I
;
Copper,.
17(M0.50S;
W.
And
the
battery
low
in
its
mind,
UUU50;
Miscellaneous
Minerals.
$.tOH,2:7;
Coal
and
Coke,
$2oO,HSM,l
Ifl;
The
radio
fan
il
Mineral
.production
to
the
.
Stone.
Rrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$;il).
.15.23
;
making
DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
Oct.
15,
192L
Thinks
up
a
plan
I
Entertainment
and
To
cut
down
that
static,
unkind,
i
Education.
1023
show
an
Pleased-
With
Frankness
Of
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Whatever
other
opinion
they
may
hold
of
Premier
Macken-xie
King
everyone
must
like
his
frankness.
He
told
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
the
difficulties
that
were
surrounding
his
work
and
made
few
promises
except
to
endorse
the
Laurier
policy
which
had
been
mentioned
in
his
speech
here
foiir
years
before.
On
the
one
thing
he
was
clear,,
however,
and
that
was
the
elevator
would
commence
at
once
and
that
it
would
be
carried
through
to
completion
in
time
to
Ik?
used
for
the
crop
next
autumn.
Elevator
Outstanding
Question
Of
Day
Here.
The
building
of
the
elevator
is
the
one
outstanding
question
of
the
day
with
Prince
Rupert
people.
They
are
looking
for
it
and
confidently
expecting
it
now,
and
it
will
mean
much
to
the
city.
.Many
people
are
not
aware
qf
the
fact
that
the
lumber
business
and
grain
business
are
closely
connected.
Every
ship
that
loads
grain
needs
approximately
a
quarter
of
a
million
feet
of
lumber
to
line
out
the
ship.
This
lumber
is
taken
out
when
the
boat
arrives
at
its
destination
and
sold.
The
lumber
business
here
will
be
greatly
stimulated
once
the
grain
carrying
is
started.
It
will
mean
a
constant
market
for
the
-product
Deck
loads
also
will
be
needed
and
.the
mills
will
be
kept
busy
preparing
this.
There
are
other
things
that
go
naturally
with
the
grain
busi
ness
such
as
coal
handling.
With
the
ships
coming
here,
bunker
coal
will
be
necessary
and
thalvwill
be
an
impetus
to
the
coal
mining
of
tjie
interior.
Possibly
the
owners
of
the
Telkwa
coal
fields
will
find
it
possible
to
proceed
with
the
development
of
their
mines
once
there
is
an
assured
market
here.
Coal
will
bring
grain
ships
aud
grain
will
bring
coal
business.
One
helps
the
other.
Citizens
Seem
Quite
Satisfied.
Many
Prince
Rupert
people
express
themselves
as
quite
satisfied
with
Uie
visit
of
the
Premier
and
oilier
members
of
the
cabinet
It
was
not
to
be
experted
that
they
would
make
any
big
announcements
but
that
they
would
simply
tell
us
about
the
business
of
the
country
in
which
we
are
interested.
That
they
did.
The
visit
should
be
beneficial
to
us
and
to
them.
They
nuw
know
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
Rupert
people
aud
know
ledge
is
a
great
thing
with
a
statesman.
Premier
Proves
Himself
More
Than
Politician.
Had
one
heard
only
the
speech
of
Premier
Mackenzie
King
at
Dim
evening
meeting
here
he-
might
possibly
have
said
the
Premier
was
a
politician,
although
Drey
would
have
had
to
admit
then
that
he
was
a
politician
in
the
best
sense,
of
the
word
and
one
who
knew
his
business.
In
the
afternoon,,
however,
the
Premier
gave
an
address
at
a
luucheon
and
.
there-
he
rose
far
above
the
average
of
the
politician
and
showed
himself
a
states
man
and
a
scholar
as
well
as
an
orator.
He
made
a
splendid
im
pression
and
one
that
will
endure.
Always
Glad
To
See
Visitors.
Prince
Rupert
people
are
always
glad
to
see
visitors
and
especially
visitors
of
such
note
as
those
who
were
here
thi
week.
It
is
good
for
Eastern
and
Western
people
to
meet
and
to
exchange
views.
Doubtless
the
visitors
learned
more
from
u
than
we
did
from
them
and
for
that
reason
alone
we
are
glad
they
came.
Among
other
things,
they
learned
just
how
people
feel
in
regard
to
the
carrying
out
ot
the
proposed
government
program
at
tins
port
The
squeals
and
the
groans,
The
squalls
and
the
moans,
And
the
dumping
of
coal
in
the
horn,
Sort
of
gels
on
his
nerve
And
he
hnsu'l
much
v'rve
While
his
first
wild
enthusiasm
is
torn.
He
fiddles
with
dials,
r-
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Aggregate
-Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
'fees
lowor
than
II
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Dm
llrilish
Umpire.
Mineral
locations
are
gran
led
to
discoverers
for
minimal
feet.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
Mich
properties,
the
security
of
win.
h
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
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information
together
with
Mining
Reports
and
Maps,
may
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