if
yOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
choose
"Hupert
Hrnnd"
Salmon,
A
few
tins
in
the
pantry
nre
olwayti
handy.
Slock
n
supply
on
your
hoaf
that's
a
good
idea.
80LD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
STEWART
'jiif
curl
iuii
in
wall
uu-f
lif
Terminus
proper
-,
)i
development
work
fie.
-
'
i
r
lirruii
of
Imi
kail
V
:uy
ber
conducting"
lte
3i
al
Stewart
and
H-
v
II
4
,
o-il
thai
the
Oul-
it
a.
imn
imn
been
been
yar4
yae(t
i
.
wr
v
i:.i.
(o
two
of
lie
era-
T
llniMih
hint
-
;
t.iit
Hospital
i
Bosy4
i
dllier
Itui
follows:
W
J.
Oawtynt;
w
wtSmiili;
dirieJorn.il.
"
(
HnrhefoR
and
1)
ah'
r.ilucim"
iWaoria
f'inir
ib
steamer
I
ALICE
ARM
The
unri
properly
on
Mr
......4ft.
It
i
:
nun
.'iiiiiuuiwi
.in
snowing
up
well
under
development
by
it
m
.inmucd
Ihrouirhout
i
owner
0.
.
torlv
and
Al
II
A
Hcywood,
turn-'fluty..
A
tunnel
lo
drift
on
the
Vi.t.nitt
op
vacation
ore
lo
be
star
led
and
work
Ins
absence,
M.
.i(.WiII
continue
throughout
the
winter,
,
32
cc
bottle
r
Gamp
building
have
been
com
pletcd
and
a
ronyreor
install
ed
at
Hie
Tnric
properly
which
wa
taken
over.br
the
Homclake
Mining
Co.
affew
week
ago
Eleven
men
are
employed
anil
development
wWrk
will
be
oar
rletf
m
tbrouyaout
the
winter.
,
J.
Well
U
starting-
tlie
eon
lrUc.lon
of
a
romntodinu
dtonfce
on
the
aiU.jof
hi
present
hou.
on
VaUey
road
near
th
staling
rin.
Mr.
alhf
lm.
It.
E.
1
teuton
of
Prince
It
riper!
ate
spending
a
fortntfbt
jiere.
.
5
"
'
Mm.
J.
I.fvesley,
who
ha
been
v
ii.it
tn
Urr
dauchUr,
Mr-
K,
-
.'V.
lofl.
!!
anal
f,
u
py
mi
u.a.H.
and'""
,
i.
,
:ml
a.
lieduli
i.lmiUrLnwe
m
racom-
f
last
winter
be
restor-
.4.
IV
ham
Iih
rninl"d
X"
of
Hie
village
f
M'Hiri'i
wilh-
W
3
-'.i'.f
Justly
famous
for
Its
rare
old
quality
I
Old
KmtGsdsF
tSOUROONDSKEy'
OOTTLCD
IN
IIOMD
UNDER
federal
covcmMajT
surmvisioH
for
ber
,
Al
Miller
has
left
for
Seallle
wtmrt
be
will
upend
I
be
winter.
r.
M
I.
Kitxinaii
nf
Anyov
Wa
hii
.
i
i
i
til
from
Hie
kiIi
on
iLM
lnt..f
Hn..Ti
iln
after
iii.i.'ii
I
'
1-
1
J
1
lln
advertitctiieul
Is
nul
pubtislicd
ur
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
h
he
IJuvernniciit
uf
Uritish
Columbia.
The
Leather
vjl
Wear
when
you
use
a
polish
which
will
keep
it
soft
and
pliable,
and
prolong
its
life.
USE
ShoePolish
f.l.At'K
-
TN
.
T1NEV
RKI1
HAKK
I'RO
.
ALSO
MIIIR
trii.iwcKiuiiJ
Vliilt
Cltnrr
(liquid)
llayner?,
t.ndertaiiUTS,
l'hono
351
-
11.0.
Undertakers1.
Phono
it.
TAXI
and
Musacntjcr
Service,
hoiio
07.
tf
Mrx.
Alex
Hoy
is
bulling
tlnn
ufli'inoon
on,ttln;
l'rlnceim
Alire
lor
Mctona.
Mim.
Field,
Art
Needlework.
Agent
for
real
ilk
hosiery,
213
Second
Ave.
l'hono
23.
tf
-
Glt(J
IIOKDOWN!
Cure
the
lilue!'(Jctobfr
to
in
the
Auditor
ium.
Everybody
welcome.
23'J
Towiiik
and
freighting.
Tug
lowena,
50
h..(
Cant.
M.
Clifton.
l'honc
lllue
1U0.
Night
uhoue
23.
tf
,
Wanted
for
adoption
a
gii-l
from
12
to
1
1
years
of
age
Parent's
referenced
required.
Write
Hox
208,
Daily
News.
2Jfl
Annual
merlins
of
(lie
ltak-l-
liall
AMcialioii
in
the
Cnuiii-il
Chamber,
Thurwlay,
Oelolier
U.
al
8
p.m.
Everybody
weleome.
238
Mrs.
J.
().
Tretheway
wa
a
pafe.iger
from
Al'ue
Arm
to
ancouver
pa-i.inz
through
ijn
the
Cardeita
yesterday
aflernoon.
(iYHO
IIOEIIOWN
11
A
It
N
llANCEt
No
stalling!
Easson's
Jazz
(irehetra!
October
10.
in
Auditorium.
239
-
Elks'
Popular
Home,
Dance
l'hurdy
nifihl,
October
V.
Ite-
frehmenli.
Wetbolme
Orebee-
Hra.
AdHibxioa
four
bits.
238
It.
Iloyd
Youn?
and
son
of
Port
!iHiion
reached
(he
city
on
llte,Cardtta
lerday
afternoon
and'
are
registered
al
the
Prince
HOpert
Hotel.
Mate
you
seen
that
dainty
hand
painted
china
in
H.
H.
MttHitttage'
wimtow
?
til
J.
P.
HawflMin,
the
(ewrl
relauranl
man,
nsaehed
the
city
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon
and
is
refiilervd
at
I
be
Prince
Hupert
Hotel.
I".
W.
Homer,
provincial
asses--iir.
relurneil
on
the,
Cardena
eterU)
aflernin
from
a
Irip
to
Purl
Simpson
on
departmental
luinet.
W.
i.
Dunkle,
Seattle
mining
-iiRjner,
who
has
been
al
Hew-url
for
the
pa
I
len
iUy
iniM'd-uig
prerli,!
on
Texas
Creek.
.aed
through
on
the
Carde:ia
yelrrtlay
aflernou
bound
iouth.
J.
Field
SI
rami,
manager
of
Siinnycide
Cannery,
boarded
the
CarderiM
at
.Sunnyside
yelerilay
afleriHwMi
and
proceeded
lo
Vancouver
where
he
will
spend
the
winter.
Cap
.
(Sri
till
Ik.
heau
tt
the
Coatvis.e
Sleanibip
Harare
Co.,
and
Mr.
firlililhs,
after
visiting
Slwnrl
and
Ahyo,
pae
Hi
rough
the
cify
yesterday
afieriioou
on
the
Carttona
relurniiig
lo
Seattle.
-
Mr
.and
Mrx.
Palmer
Cook
pase.
tliroiigti
on
the
Cartfenaj
yeslenlay
i.tflertiooii
Iniund
for
Vancouver
where
I
hey
.will
reside.
Sir.
Cook
has
been
in
eharRe
of
Ihe
(iranhy
operations
al
Maple
Hay
which
are
henceforward
lo
be
conducted
oil
the
eon
tract
basis.
0.
P.
Hickman
of
New
Westminster,
Inspector
of
fisheries
for
the
provincial
gmernmenl,
went
coul
Ii
aboard
the
Cardenn
yesterday
afternoon
after
having
spent
Hie
past
five
week
on
a!
Irii
into
the
Meiadon
Lake
and!
Naas
divide
resions.
He
wenl
in
i
from
Stewart
where
he
outfitted,
i
v
tNNOUNCEMENTS
Hospital
Annual
Hall,
Oct
31.
-
Anglican
Church
ltazaar,
Nov.
C
tf
l.iilberaii
Hazaar,
December
2.
Melropole
Hall.
Hill
HO
Chapter
I.O.D.H.
Hallowe'en
Tea
and
Sale
October
23.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOE
THREft
Inspector
A.
K.
Acland,
H.C.'
and
hack
M.l'.
left
for
the
interior
on
last,
and
Charm
T
1
Quality
Local
and
Personal
night's
tram.
I
ajhnnjbr
Col.
8.
1'.
McMordie
returned
Distinguish
on
the
Prince
Ituperl
this
ftwv
a
m
lore
Baker's
Cocoa
Their
active,
energetic,
little
bodies
frequently
require
a
large
amount
of
nourishment
and
r
much
of
this
is
supplicdbyBaker's
Cocoa
in
a
readily
assimilable
form.
HMKM
CANADA
BY
WterBaker&CaUmlted
lilABUVrtO
1760
MonlreaLCanada
DordiwletMass.
Bontut
or
enact
wait!
rt
English
transparent
china
free
"SUPREME"
coffee
eoupous
tf
Why
pun-hase
Chrilmas
Cards
from
Eastern
bftueea
or
their
-anvassers
when
you
can
get
I
hem
printed
in
Prince
Ituperl
al
Rose.
Cowan
ft
LatUrV
Phone
23
1.
.
23U
-
J.
L.
Ifctiloskey.
formerly
a-
sislanl
lo
V.
C.
Orchard
in
the
local
C.P.R.
ollicc
and
until
i
eenlly
agent
at
Juneau,
pa?ed
thVouKh
on
Hie
Princess
Alice
bound
for
Heal
lie
to
which
city
he
has
been
transferred.
Board
of
Trade
Luncheon
to
Hob.
Mackenzie
King,
premier
of
Canada
in
Au.fKoMiTi
al
1JJ0
oVloe.lt
'
Klnhr
ta..Ukdie
.will
he
present.
TlekclvAbtinable
frotn
all
member
of
Ibe
Kxe
eullve,
Otmcs
Drug
Slr
and
the
'
'
'
screlary.
-
Ur.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Wynne
and
child
arrived
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prior
.
ss
Alle?
from
Stik-ine
where
Mr
.Wynne
hax
Iteen
located
during
the
summer
as
ciii(inis
nflire!-.
Tliey
will
spend
'tit:
winter
in
the
eily.
FASHIONS
&
FOIBLES
by
Shirley
Sharon
'Ml
5447
V
i
Tlx
pint
satin
atiiing
govm
beaded
with
cryitol
is
a
farly
oil
or
royal-Nut
chijjon
rot
is
and
the
paslrl
gewm
with
ostrich
fringr
or
ttimming.
Ir
OKI
i
to
judge
from
the
nfw
fvrninjt
"ROTUi,
Uf
lri
ilcftijrro
1ut
dfslsnt-ed
"(KtrilkUte"
w
dvAnitily
olus.lrtt
tnd
dtftnc
the
new
hecklinr
m
ralhrr
high
and
usually
the
familiar
Jenny
t.
lor
the
very
straight
dress
of
tln
or
.
...
suvM-mread
erabryntrry.
"r
occewn
for
ariivw
nf
pure
while
GeurgrlU'
itrAce
a
lanjc
alt
over
cU-sh-n
in
thl
silver
Ih-.i.Is.
Soim-
it
!
tt
tfqi-'.
rale
v..
i.;,
.
..:
ni'rWh
fl'.ain
r,
.,
ii.
-i
.uivl
.
afternoon
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
V.
II.
Tobey,
C.N.H.
divisional
engineer,
returned
from
a
trip
south
on
the
Prince
ituperl
this
aflernoon.
F.
II.
Worlock
arrived
on
the
Prince
Hupert
this
(afternoon
from
Victoria.
He
is
represen-
i
tative
of
the
Victoria
Phoenix
Ilrewing
Co.
A.
A.
hUxKon,
accountant
in
the
local
branch
of
the
lloyal
Hank,
is
reluruiiig
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
Telkwa
where
he
has
been
for
the
pal
month
relieving
as
manager.
T.
J.
Shenton,
inspector
of
mine,
is
expected
Pack
on
in
lay
from
a
trip
to
Surf
Inlet
on
leparlmculal
business.
Thw
First
N.II.C.
Itegimenl
are
about
to
organize
a
Signal
free
lion.
Ten
young
men
required.
Instruction
will
be
givei
in
sem-
aphone
and
Morse
telegraphy.
Apply
Lieut.
J.
Itariislcy,
023
Second
Avenue.
231)
-
-
-
Mrs.
E.
C.
Hardeaslle,
who
has
been
vUiling
for
three
months
at
Ketchikan
with
her
son,
H.
E.
Hardeaslle,
arrived
on
Hie
Prin
cess
Alice
yesterday
afternoon
from
Alaska
and
will
leave
by
I
rain
tonight
for
her
home
in
Chicago.
It.
S.
Sweelin?,
CP
It.
travel
ling
audilor,
arrived
yelerdav
afternoon
on
Ibe
Princess
Alice
from
Alaska
and
will
remain
lere
on
ollieial
business
until
Saturday
when
he
will
proceed
lo
his
headquarters
in
Vancou
ver
on
the
Princess
Ueatrice.
A
hunting
party
consisting
of
K.
Campbell,
S.
W.
Taylor.1
Miltoiy
(iouzales,
A.
It.
Nichols
and
Joe
(ireer,
which
left
on
S.illiril.i
v
fur
(iill-lfi-vee
in
mouglas
Channel
on
a
goose
hunting
expedition,
is
expected
back
this
afternoon.
The
trip
is
being
made
on
W.
E.
Williams
gaslMal
Shawatlans.
CN.n.
steamer
Prince
Hupert
Cap
I.
D.
Donald,
arrived
from
ancouver
and
way
ports
at
1
o'clock
this,
afternoon
and
will
return
south
at
8
this
evening.
Steamer
Prince
John,
Capl.
Neil
McLean,
from
Ihe
(Jueen
Charlotte
Islands,
is
arriving
al
3
'his
afternoon
and
will
sail
to
night
for
Stewart
and
Anyox.
t
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
lorn
at
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
(ieueral
Hospital
on
October
7
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
H.
Ivarson,
721
Eraser
Street.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Halibut
arrivals
were
light
al
I
lie
Exchange
this
morning,
I
!.!...
h.t.it..
.illirr
!
llAn
II.
e
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Stor
age
Co.
LIBERAL
ELECTED
IN
NEW
BRUNSWICK
NEWCASTLE.
N.H..
Oct.
8.
W.
H.
Snowball.
Liberal,
was
elecleil
over
C.
P.
Hickey,
Conservative,
by
over
500
majority
in
Ihe
federal
by-election
here
lo
fill
the
vacancy
caused
bv
the
death
f
Hon.
J.
Morrisse;
THIRTY
BOATS
FOR
U5.
RUM
CHASING
Will
be
Put
Into
Commission
on
Pugel
Sound
and
Off
Oregon
Coast
HO
IT
lH
A
12
DAIbJIIJIIi
S.S
S.S.
AGED
INDIAN
DIES
AT
PORT
SIMPSON
Charles
Talt,
70,
Collapsed
Yesterday
Morning
While
Walk-In
Home
From
Store
Charles
Tait.
70-year
old
Indian,
died
yesterday
morning
n
Port
Simpson
of
heart
failure
while
walking
lo
his
home
from
the
store.
The
body
was
examined
ly
Coroner
Dr.
Sagar
and
Dominion
Constable
Watkinson
and
death
was
found
to
have
been
from
natural
causes.
Deceased
leaves
a
widow
and
several
children.
Interment
will
be
in
Port
Simpson.
CARAYANS
DISAPPEAR
BEFORE
MOTOR
CARS
LONDON.
Oct.
8.
A
plan
lo
substitute
a
motor
car
service
over
the
deserts
between
Bagh
91
HSU
"The
most
Delicious
Tea
-you
can
buy
Blue
Ribbon
baking
powder
Blue
Ribbon
is
the
one
baking
powder
you
need
for
any
purpose
and
the
best
for
every
purpose.
Try
It.
Kcul
2
jr.
to
Blue
Ribbon
Ltd..
Winnipeg,
tor
tlx
Blue
Ribbon
Cook
Book
bound
ia
white
oilcloth
tha
beat
cook
book
for
trrry
day
una
i
Q
Wettrrn
fcwiea.
l
I!
u
FALL
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Sailings
From
Prince
Rupert
PRINCE
RUPERT
or
PRINCE
GEORGE
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
and
Intermediate
Points,
each
WEDNESDAY
8.00
p.m.,
earn
SATURDAY
12.00
midnight
PRINCE
JOHN
for
ANYOX
and
STEWART,
Wednes
day,
10.00
p.m.
For
all
iorts
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
12.00
midnight
Oct.
18th,
Nov.
1st,
18th.
PASSENQLP
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUN8AY.
ttt
I'rioce
Ruprl
S.00
p.ra.
for
PMl.XCE
GEORGE,
EDMO.NTO.K,
VANCOl'VEIt,
Oct.
8.
The
Prince
of
Wales
returned
from
Victoria
by
Ihe
regular
trip
of
the
Princess
Louise
arriving
al
7.15
last
evening.
He
spent
Ihe
night
al
the
Hotel
Vancouver
Prices
were
a
little
higher
IhanMeaving
today
al
noon
for
Banff,
yesterday.
Calgary
and
Ihe
east
I'll"
only
Canadian
boat
was
the
Scrub
which
sold
6,000
poundi
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
-a
I
17.7c
and
7c.
Two
American
schooners
sold
small
catches
as
follows
:
Volunteer.
6,000
pounds,
at
18.7c
and
7c,
lo
Ihe
Pacific
Fisheries;
Serious,
y.OOO
pounds,
al
18.9c
and
7c.
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siaiea.
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ALL
OCEAN
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LINES.
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Aia,
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TORONTO.
Oct.
8.
The
government
will
appoint
a
commission
today
lo
investigate
charges
against
officials
of
the
Hydro
Electric
Commission
made
in
a
letter
written
lo
Sir
Adam
Heck,
chairman,
by
the
former
secretary,
Clarence
Setlell,
who
is
now
in
custody
charged
with
fraudulently
cashing
a
Si'J.000
Hydro
Electric
check.
railway
officers
due
here
Monday
W.
V.
Cope,
comptroller
qI
the
department
of
railways
and
ratals
for
the
federal
government,
and
James
A.
Yales.
general
treasurer
nf
Che
Cnnalian
National
Railways,
will
arrive
in
Ihe
city
next
Monday
and
go
south.
They
are
in
I
lie
course
of
a
western
tour.
Mr.
Cope's
headquarters
are
in
Ottawa
and
Mr.
Yales
in
Montreal.
ESTATE
OF
JOHN
BARNSLEY
DIVIDED
The
will
of
the
late
John
Harnsley
wa
submitted
to
Ihe
Supreme
Court
in
Vancouver
Jhis-
dad
and
Persia
and
Constantino-
week
for
probate.
Deceased
left
ide
and
Persia
!
tnk
lh
ivlr
gross
estate
of
930.0(11
and
a
of
the
old
caravans.
Is
being
un-'"''1
estate
of
.$21,197
which
in-
SEATTLE,
Oct.
8.
By
Decern-'
dertaken
by
an
English
firm.
The!
eludes
915.I50
worth
of
really.
ber
15
more
than
.30
new
liquor!
firm
at
present
is
"operating
a
'ne
widow
is
bequeathed
furnj-ehnsers
being
built
at
Bremerton
service
between
Ilaifam.
Damas-1
tore
valued
at
SI865
and
a
life
ci
dr
Chine
;
they
crysudbrad
aod
Mnd
Seattle
will
be
assigned
tojeus
and
Baghdad.
'
interest
from
Ihe
estate.
The
ut-
patrol
work
In
Pacific
Northwest1
The
Irip
between
Baghdad
and
Hinale
benifiedaries.
who
divide
(waters.
Twenty
new
craft
are
tol
Teheran,
the
capital
of
Persia,
the
estate,
are
three
children:
I
prevent
liquor
running
and'will
take
three
days
and
the
ticket
Clara
NMry
F.liaheth
Robinson
NintiBctinir
on
Puiret
Sound
while.for
Ihe
Irin.
including
hotel
ae-0f
Victoria;
Jack
Harnsley
of
seven
others,
are
to
patrol
Ore
gon
waters.
rnmmodations
and
cost
about
$110.
meals,
will
''cince
ituperl.
and
I
rank.
Barns-ley
of
Vancouver.