mas
hi
tS
P
It!
i
IP
At
a
Fox-Trot
and
at
a
Solo
"Driftwood"
it
a
decided
hit.
The
dance
mutic
it
on
Columbia
Record
134D
and
the
tolo
on
Record
J92D.
Other
favorite
recordt
are:
l7
M
NDALAY
..
Trvi
ui'i
-1-14
leco
-
.i.
-
-
J
.
ii'
-
162D
Sweet
Little
You
I'tia-Trot
Ted
Lewis
Dand
1951)
Oriental
Love
Dreams
Toi-Trot
I'au!
Spaxht
CVVsU.
ISSD
You'll
Never
Get
to
Heaven
with
those
Eyes
Jroair
Colombia
Ptaltr
uilt
gladly
plmy
ihttt
r
totJi
for
yoa.
i
W
K(J
I
a,
E
tU
P-
JJenPvcess
RECORDS
The
CoIumVi
1''
,,mtr;.b
Co.
Limit
tl,
Tuato
Sole
Agents-
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Cor.
4th
OU
ani''
2nd
Ave.
Who
Can
Write
A
Good
Ad?
W
v
will
give
I"-''
1
'
Jew
riled
I.
("!
-
ti
I
n'
ii
I
li'
In
.
i
n
W.ilrh
tin-
t"'t
i
!
;in'iil
nnr
Imihi"s.
'm
iliiii't
have
lo'luiy
anything,
i
t
the
i
t.
nint
le
suitable
lu
ue
in
tin-
..
null
handed
in
before
.Vovembcr
I.'h
Yon
may
write
.-iImhiI
one
article,
i
e
las-
ii
good,.
or
Hip
whole
slock,
"r
'he
More.
ir
vli
our
slur-
is
Hit
best
pl.t.-e
(n
ileal,
or
.my
oilier
HiM.fr
you
wili.
Il
vm
llt'rd
details
or
price,
rail
in
any
I
nut-.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
Ltd.
frici
5ioe
Dealer
P'llhh.cs
h:5
own
shoes,
he
knows
which
polish
gives
the
best
results.
He
always
uses
l"LA
l".
Dri-
.in
'il
Shoe
I
V
N.
AI.HO
ll'TK
WlUt
Clmne
:iquld)
0
sss?
cr
Local
and
Personal
I
Hayner,
UniJeriakers,
Phone
351
H.O
Undertakers.
Pliono
il.
TAXI
aiul
Messenger
Service.
Phone
C78.
If
Drink
ami
be
merry
but
drink
SL1MIH.MH"
Colfee.
tf
FJks
Lodge
special
meeHiiK
U-
niKlit,
F.lk
Home,
at
8.30.
Don't
forget
Colts'
Invitation
Dance
on
Friday,
October
17
In
Elks'
Home.
245
Mr.
and
Mm.
Harry
Hirch
and
family
left
on
Ial
nielli's
train
to
spend
a
holiday
at
Smithers.
Annual
Catholic
Hazaar
will
lake
place
in
Hie
Hoston
.Hall
to
day,
Wednesday
anil
Thlir-day,
October
15
and
IC.
Joseph
Roger
of
the
Prince
Hupert
Hy-I'roducl
Co.
returned
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Ihi
after-iiimiii
from
a
buineo
trip
south.
ItaleiMtyerit
Aocialiun
annual
geiifral
in-elintc.
Council
Cham
-l-r
Friday
at
8
p.m.
All
properly
owner
invited
lo
attend.
Kleclion
of
oliicer,
etc.
-
Hoji.
T.
I.
l'altullo,
minister
f
landN
and
member
of
the
ler-
inlalure
for
Prince
Hupert,
witt
ri'tiiin
in
VicUiria
on
the
Prinee
ft
u
i
i-i
tonight.
Mr.
J.
C.
Hendemoii
and
Mina
lluiiiidircy
of
ChUiiwack
are
(he
Kin'-i
of
Mr.
H.
C.
Frawr,
Ikir-.li
ti
Sirei'l.
for
Hie
mould
of
(el-
'l"'r.
Ml.
Ili-iiili'i'itiiii
u
Mr.
Ki
ii-i'i
'x
iiiollu
i
.
Half
yearly
general
meotlng
of
Q.W.V.A.
Association
will
be
held
Wednesday
evening,
October
15,
at
8
p.m.
Important
busi
ness
and
election
of
officers.
243
The
formal
bylaw
providing
for
(he
of
land
acquired
by
Hie
i-ity
under
lax
ale
proceed
in
were
Riven
its
first
reading
at
last
night's
uieeliu
of
the
fily
council.
Mrs.
M.
H.
Hemming
and
Mra
(eoriie
Hichmohd,
who
have
been
on
a
three
wek'
holiday
trip
lo
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seat
tle,
relumed
home
on
the
Prince
Huperi
thi
afternoon.
Thi
ease
of
Helen
Illackburn
charged
with
allowing
drunken.
ness
on
her
premise,
wa
ad
journed
until
Monday
by
Majtis-
rale
McClymonl
Ibis
niorninf
at
he
n-quest
of
Milton
liontalea,
ounsel
for
the
defence.
--
A
Idler
from
Mr.
S.
C.
I.ambie
ii.ikiug
application
for
lax
ale
rlificate
riirhls
in
and
lo
lol
1
8
and
19,
block
I,
section
8,
for
lu
upe
price
of
85.73
wa
:-eceiel
al
last
nifht's
council
neeling
and
referred
to
the
fi-
lauce
committee
with
power
lo
act.
Local
improvement
initiative
tylaws
providing
for
the
paviit?
f
mxIIi
.Wenue
east
ami
west
rom
I'd
1
1
on
Street.
Kiglith
Ave.
ikI
from
Mcllride
Street
lo
Hays
Coe
Circle
and
flnlh
Ave
West
were
finally
considered
and
adopletl
at
last
night
council
nieellng.
Mr,
and
Mrs.
II.
II.
Shockley
ind
family
will
leave
in
a
few
lays
for
Vancouver
to
take
tip
I
heir
residence,
Mr.
Sliorkley
having
secured
a
position
there.
I'heir
house
on
Seventh
Avenue
iasl
will
he
occupied
By
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
W'ralliall
and
family.
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Sliorkley
have
re-
ided
here
for
many
years
and
lie
departure
of
the
family
will!
n
regretted
by
tnany
frind.
For
eviMiil
years
Mr.
Shorklev
was
in
ci
is.
u'
of
iniiiuial
I
raining
in
lie
public
schools.
u..
W.
-
laauawtMBMsaSttfl
"MiuitJa'
Uround
Si
Ihtll
tt.ttl
ar.
cl
r.n
thlcknt
kraulhoutth..
V-
,X:Kt'rtl"M
Itnvth
of
Ik.
.w,
thu
m,klnvhinlinlnlhk.r1
mno.aiKI..
Cr.tc.nlCrlnd.
nf
la
ma
.acluaiv.
Simonda
Wi
1
I
Dt.V
I
UH0KM
tkHktk
SW
CO,
llITtB,
Vivarr
WOVUtAl
Ju
Jahi,
k.l.
a-aaaaMU
t
TOMATO
KETCHUJ
5
Indispensable!
They
ll
like
hhed,
reheated
meal,
eggs
&
Fih
when
aerved
with
plenty
o(
Clarka
Tomato
Ketchup.
W.
CLARK
Llmll.d
MOMTMCAi
3J.J4
.t.
.................
.
1
(i.
K.
(iulick,
manager
of
the
Swifl
Canadian
Jjy.,
leave
tonight
on
Ute
rrmce
nuperi
tor
anyux
on
a
business
trip.
Ilev.
Dr.
11.
It.
(Irani
left
on
last
evening-'
train
for
Terrace.
D.
Zarelli
returned
on
the
Prince
Hupert
thi
afternoon
from
a
trip
6ihV
Mr.
ind
Mr.
J.
II.
I'ill.-hury
arrivett
on
the
Prince
Hupert
iUif
afternoon
from
Vancouver.
Mra.
A.
Melville
Dollar
and
Mr.
I.
A.
Sloddart
are
round
trip
paftaengere
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prinee
Hupert
today.
A.
C.
Devtae,
manager
of
the
Whalen
Pulp
and
Paper
Co.'
mill
at
.Swanon
Hay,
arrived
there
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Kupert
this
morning.
One
of
the
Maru
boat
is
now
at
Swanson
Day
lowlln?
lumber.
Clyde
Heller
of
Philadelphia,
president
of
the
Belmont-Surf
Inlet
Mining-
.
QoH
arrived
a
Sanson
Hay
on
the
Prince
Hupert
this
mom
in-
and
proceeded
by
gas
boat
to
Surf
Inlet.
Capt.
J.
MrNaughlon,
master
of
llu
(Coastwise
Steamship
&
Harge
Co.'
teamcr
Mognl,
is
a
pasaenger
on
the
Prince'
Huperi
today
bound
for
Anyox
whre
he
will
rejoin
hi
shib
after
a
trip
I
V
It
MfaTsamat
fosVatifta
1!
in.anl
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
al
8
this
evening.
The
Prince
John
leaves
al
10
o'clock
for
Slewarf
and
AnyoK.
The
Train
from
Hi
Kal,
due
at
I
o'clock
this
after
noon,
is
reported
on
time.
A.
H.
Robaon,
purser
of
Ihr.
steamer
Prince
John,
relurned
on
the
Prince
Huperi
this
afternoon
after
a
holiday
spent
in
Vancou
ver.
He
will
resume
his
pot
on
the
Prince
John
and
Arnold
Evan,
first
assistant
pur-er
o!
the
Prince
Rupert
who
has
been
relieving
him,
will
return
to
his
ship.
l.
II.
Fletcher,
president
of
Ihr
P.H.C.
.Miiwa
Lid.,
which
is
put-
lint
in
a
plant
al
.Massed
foi
the
"Xtraclion
of
gol1
from
the
black
sands,
is
expected
lo
reach
llie
city
by
gas
boat
before
Hie
end
of
the
week
in
onler
lo
sail
for
Vancouver
on
his
return
Ic
hi
home
in
Philadelphia
by
(lie
Prince
Huperi
Saturday
night
Mr.
Fletcher
has
been
at
Ma-sell
for
I
he
past
month.
Passengers
arrivintr
in
tin
Cily
on
the
Prince
111)
pert
tliu
afternoon
booked
llirmisli
lo
dis
trict
point
include
Mr.
and
Mrs
I.
II.
Langslon
for
Snillhers;
Mr.
W.
J.
Ilrookshank
for
lluN
lon;
II.
K.
Crawford,
Mrs.
I.
C.
Hoy,
Miss
J.
WiUon,
IL.
Malhei-
on,
.
is.
snutli
and,
Uiil.
J.
McNHiighton
for
Atiyox;
K.
..
Fraser,
H.
Kreuger.
J.
It.
Shaw
and
A.
llalkell
for
Slewart;
(ieo
lluiliuan
for
1
en-ace.
,
.
i
s.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hospital
Annual
Hal!,
Ocl
31.
Anglican
Church
Haraar,
Nov.
0
If
i
I.nlheran
Haraar,
December
2.
MclropoU
Hall.
Hill
CO
Chapl't'r
l.O.D.H.
Hallowe'en
Tea
and
Salo
October
25.
-
---
"Snn
Flow
er
"Serenade
in
I
he
Methodist
Cliurclf,'
Ndy,"
G
anil
7.
Moose
Haaar.
Nov.
18
and
19.
If
I
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
POWErI
8UPPLY
IS
DISCUSSED
AT
MEETING.
OF
CITY
COUNCIL.
(continued
from
page
one)
il
was
leaking
more
and
more.
If
il
were
fixed
now
and
the
oilier
extension
made,
the
city
would
tie
able
lo
sell
il
own
power
instead
of
somebody
else.
'
In
any
case,
the
line
would
have
lo
be
increased.
II
was
safe
to
assure
Mr.
Howe
that
Die
cily
could
supply
the
elevator
hut
it
would
he
well"
lo
also
give
him
some
idea
of
I
he
rales.
If
Vancouver
irate
were
charged,
il
would
pay
the
cily
even
if
Hie
additional
in
stallation
were
undertaken.
The
revenue
would
probably
lie
In
the
neighborhood
of
10,000
per
year.
One
of
the
power
plant
debenture
Issues
expired
next
year.
That
would
reduce
the
present
sinking
fund
and
interest
so
that,
if
Hie
additional
installation
were
undertaken,
the
financial
burden
would
be
no
greater
than
it
was
today.
Favor
Dry
Dock
Aid.
Macdonald
fell
thai
it
might
be
best
(o
make
an
ar
rangement
with
the
dry
dock
even
if
there
would
only
be
a
small
profit
for
Hie
city.
It
would
take
considerable
time
to
extend
Hie
city's
plant
and
it
was
a
job
that
could
not
be
hurried.
The
elevator
might
be
ready
for
oeralion
before
the
cily
was
ready
lo
supply
it
with
power.
Aid.
Casey
pointed
lo
the
sug
gestion
of
Mr.
Anderson,
an
cx-(Hrt
formerly
engaged
in
a
consulting
capacity
by
Hie
cily,
who
said
that
Hie
proper
thing
for
this
city
tp
do
if
il
needed
ad
ditional
power
was
lo
inslal
a
deisel
plan!
lo
be
used
until
such
lime
as
Hie
cily's
consump
tion
was
large
enough
lo
war
rant
the
development
of
Falls
Itiver
or
some
other
large
enterprise.
He
questioned
if
it
was
wise
lo
spend
55.000
on
extend
ing
a
small
project.
There
wa
not
sufficient
market
offering
ye?
to
warrant
development
of
such
a
project
as
Falls
Itiver.
Water
Power
Best
Superintendent
Love
replied
that
deisel
was
expensive
inslal
lalion
and
lie
doubled
if
it
would
be
as
economical
as
water
power
The
city
would
always
have
to
haw
an
auxiliary
plant
and
Shaw
al
tans
could
eventually
be:
used
as
such.
Mr.
Ross
of
Seal
arrived
from
cr.'aa(V
the
south
I'V
al
IIUI'VI
i
o'J".
,,a'
I
a
fsai
d
lher..w".
i
enouh
.
clock
thi
afternoon
and
will
sail
water
in
oodworth
Lake
to
produce
3,t00
horse
power
three
limes
Hie
capacity
of
the
plant
today
and
large
enough
lo
lake
care
of
-a
cily
such
as
Vic
toria
with
a
population
of
35,
000
people.
Aid.
Collar!
moved
Ihal
the
matter
be
referred
lo
the
ulili-
ies
committee
for
report
on
the
matter
of
purchasing
power
from
the
dry
dock
and
that
next
week's
meeting
of
the
council
decide
on
the.
reply
thai
should
be
sent
to
Mr.
Howe.
This
was
seconded
by
Aid.
McMordie
and
carried.
The
Alex
Roy
wife
desertion
case
was
settled
in'
the
police
court
before
Magisirale
McCly-
iii,out
Hits
morning
with
the
a?-
cosetl
agreeing
lo
lake
his
wife
and
family
away
with
him
on
the
first
boat
and
maintain
them
in
Victoria.
In
Hie
presence
of
his
wife,
the
magistrate
administered
a
lecture
to
Hoy
and
offered
him
some
very
timely
advice
as
regards
his
marital
affair.
The
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
lorage
Co.'s
trawler
G.
K.
Fos
ter
was
taken
olT
the
dry
dock
this
morning.
II
was
found
lliat
some
damage
had
been
done
lo
the
hull
due
lo
recent
contact
with
iticks
in
Alaska
but
repairs
are
being
deferred
pending
the.
arrival
of
Hie
steamboat
inspect
or.
In
the
meantime,
the
vessel
is
moored
al
the
Cold
Storage
wharf.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
C,
K.
Blelsoe.
Vancouver:
A.
F.
Mitchell,
Victor'.,;
Mrs.
Hard
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Gray.
Slewart;
XL
M.
Fraser.
Digby
Island.
,
Central
V..
i.
.-vewtinnii'
Naas
Illver.
!:
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Wednesday,
October
15
Jligh
?:5l
n.m.
20.2
rt
li:5l
p.m.
21.5
"
Low
8:52
a.m.
5.9
"
21:17
p.m.
3.1
'
Thursday,
October
16
High
3:3
1
a.m.
1U.5
ft.
1
5:2?
p.m.
20.8
Low
...
9:?5
a.m.
ft.9
2
1
:5I
p.m.
1.2
Truly
Economical
n
because
PAGE
TIMER
SALAD
A"
H419
draws
so
ricHly
in
the
teapot.
The
flavor
is
superb
Try
it.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,'
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
FALL
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Sailings
From
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
or
PRINCE
GEORGE
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
and
Intermediate
Points,
each
WEDNESDAY
8.00
p.m.,
each
SATURDAY
12.0H
mid
night.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
ANYOX
and
STEWART,
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
For
all
ports
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
12.00
midnight
Oct.
18th,
Nov.
1st,
18th.
PASSENGfcP
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
lie
Prince
Hupert
S.00
pjn.
for
FRI.V:e
GEORGE.
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Wl.V
itrCii.
all
polnli
Eaatero
Canada,
fmwvl
Statea.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Cltr
Tleaat
Office,
621
Tktral
At,
rlne
Kup.rt.
Phen
2o
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Salllnn
fruit
Prince
Rupert
'oe
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Sanon
Bay,
tntf
Alert
Bat,
Tutidat,
S
P
M
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Al.rt
Bij,
and
Swanaon
Bat,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday.
S
P.M.
?V?X"
P0RT
'""SON
and
Nai
Rlttr
Cjnntrlaa,
Friday
A.M.
23
2nd
Aiaaua.
t.
Barnalty,
Ag.nl.
Print
Rupart.
B.O.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Taxes
in
arrears
eotwin.i
!
the
cily
of
Prince
George
so
far
this
year
total
2
1.
3
13.
18
as
compared
with
$19,273
last
year.
current
lax
collections
stand
at
17,536.09
as
against
51,177.54
m
1923.
It
i
expected
that
the
city
will
have
a
shortage
of
3,000
this
year.
TJie
Millar
addition
syndicate
has
failed
to
pay
its.
taxes.
4
The
local
Great
War
Veterans
Association
has
elected
officers
as
follows
for
the
ensuing
six
months:
President,
William
Hex-on;
vice-president,
James
Wilson:
secretary
treasurer,
H.
C.
S.
Handall;
executive
C.
W.
Ferry,
H.
Dibble
and
Marshall
Sales.
Persons
desiring
to
qualify
as
householders
Tor
Hie
next
civic
election
will
be
required
lo
pay
both
$5
poll
lax
tand
2
road
lax.
f
Premier
King
made
a
brier
address
while
his
train
stopped
liere
for
half
an
hoar
last
Saturday
night,
enrouto
to
Princ
nu-pert.
An
offical
welcome,
lo
Ue
cily
was
extended
by
Mayor
Al-ward
atd
P.
E.
Wilson,
president
of
the.
Hoard
of
Trade.
Jerry
Morgan
was
fined
$23
last
week
having
been
found
guilty
of
driving
to
Die
common
danger.
The
case
resulted
from
a
collision
between
automobile
driven
by
Mrs.
II.
Welsh
and
the
accused.
,
Sidney
Perry,
eldest
son
of
II.
G.
Perry,
M.IW..
Is
in
the
hospital
here
suffering
from
pneumonia.
Miss
Lila
Graham
has
return-
jed
to
tier
home
in
hp
cily
after
spending
two
month
visiting
relatives
in
Seattle,
i
.
!
Mrs.
Arthur
Leilh
left
last
i
week
for
Winnipeg,
where
she
;will
spend
lliree
month
visiting
friends,.
1
Cocoa
0
1
There
aretwentv-five
to
trtirty
diN
ferent
grades
of
cocoa
beans,
bur
Baker's
Cocoa
is.
made
of
high-grade
beans
only.
That
is
one
reason
why
it
is
better.
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