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WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
9
p.m.
"NELLIE,
the
beautiful
CLOAK
MODEL"
A
page
lorn
from
the
intimate
life
of
a
beautiful
model
with
its
dramatic
revelations.
A
drama
that
penetrates
Fashion's
secret
haunts
revealing
the
adventures
and
perils
of
the
beautiful
models
who
grace
the
jewelled
byways
of
Peacock
Alley.
An
inside
story
of
Fashion
Row.
The
exotic
life
of
the
Salon
shown
on
the
silver
sheet.
A
photoplay
packed
with
thrills,
chills
and
laughs.
Don't
miss
the
big
scenes
which
include
the
great
fire
at
the
fashion
show
and
the
escape
of
the
audience
and
the
scantily
clad
models;
also
.Nellie's
rescue
from
the
path
of
the
express
train.
Exceptional
cast:
llobarl
Hosworth.
Lew
Cody,
Kdmuiid
Lowe.
Itaymoud
Griffith.
Claire
Windsor,
Mae
Husch,
Dorothy
Cummings,
Lilyan
Tashnian
and
many
others.
COMEDY.
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
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AN
APPLE
A
DAY
KEEPS
THE
DOCTOR
AWAY.
Extra
Special
50
lloxos
King
Apples
for
eating
or
cooking,
per
box
$1.95
llowal's
Pickles,
large
hoi-,
tic,
special
30c
We
Buy
and
Sell
LIVE
CHICKENS
OR
FOWL.
Wrilc
ns
for
prions.
Wc
can
haiulli'
from
200
to
300
chickens
weekly.
RupertTablcSupply
Three
Phones:
lKtfii.
212
This
Week's
Specials
Apples,
Mcintosh
Hcds
-No.
I,
tier
box
....
S2.75
No.
2,
per
box
S2.35
Oranges,
3
dor
S1.00
preserving
Pears,
per
box
S2.75
Tomatoes,
per
basket
50o
Large
Head
Celery.
2
for
2Sc
Pickling
Onions,
3
lbs.
for
25o
Oreen
Tomatoes,
G
lbs.
for
25c
Small
Pickling
Cucumbers.
per
Hi
15c
Oreen
Peppers,
per
lb.
20c
lied
Cabbage,
per
lb.
..
6VzO
Heinz
Pickling
Vinegar,
per
quart
25c
per
gallon
90o
Wc
have
all
Pickling
Assortments.
Order
now.
E
GONQMY
STOR
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
8.
,
Annuls
1
Nrinila
E
CANADIAN
SERVICE
FROM
QUEBEC
TO
QUEENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
i.m'
urn
Nv.
I
i.arnmtila
I'M-
l
f
ROM
MONTREAL
TO
PLYh.OUrH-CHtRBOURa-LONDON
AlKlanU
oil.
23
AtilniiU
iv.
8
AlHM.HU
OV.
ii
TO
QLASCIOW
Atlwiilii
Oi't.
H,
Nov.
S
I
i:mwiiidi
on.
31
Satui'iilR
'
8
FROM
NEW
YORK
TO
OUEENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
si'iiiiiii
ort.
1
Dainty
Dorothy
Would
mention
Our
real
courteous
attention
Reliable
work,
fair
profits
and
prompt
service
is
what
you
may
expect
to
get
at
this
shop.
enced
and
ped.
Hmnariii
(
sympathy
TO
CHERBOURG
AND
80UTHMPTON
Mhuh'UiiIu
...
nil.
ti.
iv.
t.
Iii-e.
S
Aqilllanla
Oi-I.
n,
v.
Id.
Uer.
13
llcrrnrH'-ld
Xov
t.
Nv.
It
We
are
experi-properly
equip-
Phone
us
to
call
for
your
garments.
If
you
want
to
confer
with
us
about
clean-'
iug
our
advice
is
always
at
your
command.
Our
rapid
cleaning
and
pressing
fur
men'
is
popular
priced.
k'.'ij;;i.K'i:i.t7i
PHONE
8
PRINCE'
AMERICAN
GIRL
IS
60X392
RUPERT
!
Passengers
salting
for
the
b"hiii
Money
onlir
ind
rtrafu
it
.
loweM
,.,,,
,
ntr$.
run
informminn
from
aitmiu
or
1
Hunter
and
C.ompunyi
orncei,
6!2
lu.stirifs
si.
w.,
Wil..hon
jiav
Vincuuver,
B.C.
I
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
BAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
CORRECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experienced,
registered
optometrist.
Qualified
by
experience
and
praotloal
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES.
Diamonds,
watohes,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
large
stock
of
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
EXTRA
SPECIAL
5
Hi.
package
Victoria
Cross
Cocoa
for
60c
Just
think,
5
lb,
of
cocoa
for
less
than
a
pound
of
Tea
or
Coffee.
Only
a
few
to
sell.
The
public
are
depending
on
Hie
Farmers'
Market
to
save.
I
hem
money.
You
hear
everyone
saying,
"I
can
gel
it
at
the
Farmers'
Market
for
less."
We
never
iutt.
We
Sell
for
Less.
We
are
here
to
stay.
Save
Money
and
Huy
from
us.
Dry
Salt
Hacks,
per
lb.
25c
S
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428
PLEASED
EHm!H4NYPSAL.CE
Tells
of
Her
Impressions
In
Ar-!
tide
Published
In
Newspaper
Miss
Fanny
L
llollzman.
an
American
barrister,
writes
in
an
Knglish
newspaper:
"My
visit
has
been
one
of
unsurpassable
Joy,
never-ending
surprise,
and
exaltation.
F.iig-
Hundred
People
From
Yukon
and
Big
Game
Hunting
Parties
From
Stlklne
Included
In
List
Many
interesting
and
well
known
persons
were
included
in
ilhe
passenger
Hsl
of
the
CP.
It
lan.l
to
me
is
a
land
of
history,
,
..(earner
princess
Alice,
Capt.
It
a
castle-country
or
kuiglits
ami
-,0I11,,Mon,
which
wis
in
port
princesses
.
There
is
in
all
f
,
yesterday
afternoon
rrom
3.30
to
us,
I
think,
that
spark
of
ro-5
-cioek
southbound
to
Van-mance
that
will
never
die,
and
.Couver
from
Alaska
ports.
There
that
will
keep
alive
in
our
minds
wm.
cfl(,e
to
100
f,PrH
Com-and
imaginations
the
pictures
ofjjl1B
()ul
of
,n(.
Yukon
for
the
win-other
lands
and
limes
for
evcr.ii,,..
a,j
!,..
than
four
big
For
this
reason,
being
an
American,
Kngland
has
been
to
min
like
ome
colorful
phantasmagoria;
"laying
here
in
London,
or
visiting
any
one
of
the
numerous
castles
and
baronial
homes,
the
forgotten
facts
in
my
school
books
have
returned
lo
me;
all
game
hunting
parlies
which
have
been
in
the
Cassiar
dislriet.
Also
there
was
a
detachment
of
Mounted
Police
taking
south
from
the.
headwaters
of
the
Liard
jjliver
five
Indians
who
will
be
cnargeu
wnn
muruer.
I
lie
four
separale
Iilg
game
the
old
thoughts,
fancies,
and
IUnJing
parties
were
headed
by
dreams
have
been
resurrected
Particularly
have
I
been
impressed
by
your
tilled
people.
In
America
we
have
an
idea
that
Knglish
(loyalty
stands
for'
I
uiinltli.ifv
Hint
nv.rv
I'm
rrl
1
all
nfci
n
i
is
cold
and
reserved.
On
the
contrary.
I
foiind
every
Englishman
warm-hearted
and
courteous,
(eorge
Eastman
,lhc
Kodak
magnate
of
Itochesler,
N.Y.,
C.
H.
Meller
of
California,
Charles
Lemp
of
St.
Louis
and
Major
P.
M.
Stewart
of
London,
England.
All
reported
gbod
success.
Major
Stewart
got
off
the
boat
here
and
proceeded
by
train
to
Jasper.
Included
in
the
list
from,
the
vour
lloyally
Ihe
'elegance
of
Yukon
Veto
three
river
boat
simplicity.'
I
stepped
inlo
a
page
of
'Ivanhoe'
when
I
spent
a
number
of
days
at
Helvoir
Castle,
the
home
of
Ihe
fluke
and
Duchess
of
Holland.
I
never
imagined,
and
no
other
average
American
might
Imagine
unless
experienced
that
such
grace
of
manner,
8iich
skippers
('apt.
J.
McLeod,
Capt.
MeCnnn
and
Capt.
Ilaabe.
Officials
of'
Ihe
White
Pass
Hallway
will
soon
h'e
coining
out
in
force
with
the
close
of
navigation
which
is
expected
at
an
early
dale.
'Ibis
is
the
last
trip
of
Ihe
simplicity,
could
exist
in
any,
princess
Alice.
She
is
now
to
be
such
place
as
a
caslle.
The
royal,
replaced
by
the-
Princess
Mary
for
things
of
Hie,
which
usually
are
t
la
e
winter.
Hie
simple
tilings,
are
appro
'nov.?
I
elated,
spoken
of
In
terms
of
and
understanding.'
CP.
It.
sleamer
Princess
Kn
I'ajil.
Thomas
ClilTc,
arrived
in
port
from
Alaska
at
1.30
yester
day
afternoon
and
spent
the
.,h,?,.1,V,?ND0NDtRHV
Tirt
i!
bouUi
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
night
at
Tucks
Inlet
loading
Auyri
f'ft.
s.aflernoon
included
Mrs,
James
1300
cases
of
salmon
l'be
vessel
T.r.iii
I
llaslelt,
A.
M.
Klpp,
J.
Field
proceeded
early
this
morning
to
u?.IM0UTH.
N-
Itol,in,'on
an'
I.'Sunnyside
where
5,000
cases
will
n
v
"..'iciliiisun
.iciioison
lor
ror
Vancouver
and
n
w
loaned
alter
wmcn
sue
win
J.
A.
Lunge
for
sail
for
Vancouver
via
Rivers
j
Inlet.
TIIE
DAIL
NEWS
Wednesday.
October
8,
19j,
INTEREST
IN
THE
LIBRARY
INCREASING
More
Books
Belnn
Taken
Than
Ever
Before
And
Donations
Being
Made.
A
general
increase
in
interest
in
Hie
public
library
was
report-
monlli
of
September
by
01
rtt.It
I.
...I
!.
I
ll.i
.
been
received
by
gift
of
29
books
and
by
purchase
C8.
while
four
had
been
discarded.
There
ar.
now
on
the
shelves
a
total
of
i,052
volumes.
The
total
circulation
during
the
monlb
was
2,567
voluuws
I
compared
with
l.'J&fi
last
year
I
for
the
corresponding
month
The
daily
average
was
106.9.
Tin'
quest
inn
nf
gifts
of
books
to
the
library
was
discussed
and
J
it
wits
mentioned
that
the
libary
.was
always
glad
to
have
hooks
not
being
used
by
the
owners,
j
While
sometimes
Ihey
duplical-
Of
I
volumes
already
on
-the
shelves
Hiey
were
found
very
useful.
I
The
Hoard
decided
lo
paint
the
outside
of
the
building,
prn-Aided
(here
was
money
enough
lo
the
credit
nf
the
board
ami
also
to
order
a
few
moV
tiiHik
in
the
near
future.
A
special
meeting
of
the
lioard
will
he
railed
to
deal
with
these
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
S.
family
leave
mi
for
Moni
ton,
New
.'.
Maeleod
and
onighl's
train
Hrunswii'k.
Auditorium
215
Sixth
Avenue
Open
every
day
for
Skating.
From
In
1
p.m.
Kvrnjiigs
K
In
lo.
Tuesday
Night,
Hand
Night.
Friday
Night,
Moonlight,
Skating.
Competent
Instructors
to
teach
beginners.
Phorto
Illack
449.
L.
F.
Marrcn,
Pro
ltor.
GET
IT
AT!
OGDEN
S
LIVERPOOL
!
PRINCE
DROVE
ENGINE
i
ON
WAY
TO
VANCOUVER
Took
Charjje
of
Train
at
Boston
Bar
and
Remained
on
Locomotive
Until
Stout
ahead.
Reached
n,lt!
YAXCOUYKH,
Oct.
8.
Makes
Smooth
Start
It
was
a
good
start.
Kn
mule
iriiin
Jasper
.Minimal
varw
to
Vancouver,
the
Prince
o(
Wales
look
over
I
he
Job
of
running
his
own
special
train.
The
Prince
mounted
the
en
gine
cab
at
Boston
liar,
H.C.,
and
cd
lathe
board
last
nfcl.t
at
U
j,,,,.;,
,,,,.,,
o
'H.
ujr
regular
moo
h
v
mcelinar.
........
.
..
..
.
..
...
ers
had
increased
during
Ilia
while
engineer
and
to
Masler
Mechanic
Austin,
wiiu
was
riding
tue
engine.
His
lloyal
Highness,
with
a
copy
of
Hie
train
orders
before
makes
a
tola,
of
1.688
reg.steml
1
((f
,,,,
,
ft
I
I
It
111
I
f
It
fill
fi
!
awil
iiaIii-A
l.stw
""
"
"Vi
ilrain
out
of
the
divisional
point
ii
..
.i.
..
.
,Un
the
dol,
opening
up
the
Ihrot
'mm
nn-
iiiuiiiii
nit-rr
imu
.i
i.t.,
,i...
i
n
tutu
jruaiiiiig
mi-
ii-i-ic
.irer
without
any
slack
or
jar.
As
Ihe
heavy
sleel
train
proceeded
through
the
yards
il
gal
bored
speed,
but
about
one
mile
nut
from
Huston
Har
callle
were
observed
on
the
track
and
Hie
Prince
slowed
down
Hie
tram
and
blew
Ihe
warning
whistle.
The
cattle
moved
olf
inlo
Ihe
bush,
ami
with
the
release
of
the
brakes
the
big
locomotive.
No.
5110,
swung
again
inlo
her
stride.
The
route
Jay
along
the
south
bank
of
the
Fraser,
Ihe
roadbed
fol-
towins
the
twisting
pathway
of
Hie
river
wilh
the
swirling
waters
a
hundred
feet
below.
No
heller
spot
could
have
been
de
signed
lo
give
the
royal
locomo
tiv
engineer
a
real
thrill.
Willi
he
high
mountains
on
earb
side
'm
Iraln
swept
on
through
'envy
rock
cuttings
and
through
4
series
of
tunnels.
Seven
miles
from
Huston
Har.
flell's
tiale
was
passed,
and
tin-Prince
could
not
restrain
hN
anxiety
lo
view
Hie
spectacle
uf
the
waters
of
the.
rraser
being
held
into
Ibe
narrow
confines
by
Hie
great
masses
of
rocks.
Quits
at
Stout
For
a
couple
of
miles
the
speed
if
the
train
was
slackened
and
Mis
lloyal
Highness
peered
from
'In-
locomotive
rah
down
into
f
lif
orge.
For
twelve
miles
more
'be
Prince
remaiueiNn
charge
of
'lie
engine,
dismounting
when
'he
train
slopped
at
Stout.
H.C..
unl
proceeding
back
to
his
car.
'he
"Halmoral.1'
WRANOELL
TO
ENGLAND
The
t'liiled
Stales
molorship
Oregon
called
at
Wrangol!
lasl
week
and
loaded
75.000
feet
of
tear
spruce
which
is
being
-hipped
from
there
to
Kngland.
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
PHONE
586
FRESH
CREAM.
POF1K
PIES
WE
DELIVER.
SCOTCH
OAT
CAKES
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
(
Rogers'
Golden
Syrup,
5
lb,
tins
40c
B.C.
Cooking
Onions,
N'lhs
25c
Mixed
Peel,
per
Hi.,
straight
35c
i
Mi
lli.
Citron,
balance
Lemon
und
Orange
assorted
NEW
ARRIVALS
LADIES'
DEPT.
Princess
Klips
in
liroadclolli
and
Siiljiielte,
with:
Knick
ers
lo
match.
New
idea
in
Fancy
Vails
and
full
line
w
Children's
Woollen
Oouds.
LADIES'
FLANNELETTE
NIGHTGOWNS
White.
Pink,
Mauve.
Peach
lllue.
.Special
,
.
$1.75
BOYS'
FLANNELETTE
PYJAMAS
In
ncul
stripe
designs.
Sizes
28.
!I0,
Special,
soil
S1.95
BOYS'
HEAVY
PULLOVER
JERSEYS
IU0
Pure
Wool
in
cuinhiiiatiuii
stripes,
tiizea
21
lo
UJ
Special,
each
$3.45
MEN'S
FLEECE-LINED
COMBINATIONS
Kxtru
quality.
Tiger
brand.
Sin's
,'IU
to
tl.
Hint
.
$1.85
MEN'S
PIGSKIN
WORK
GLOVES
Wool
lined,
in
insewii
mmiii,
cord
fastener.
Sizes
KV
i
10
V&.
Special,
jmir
$1.50
MEN'S
BUCKSKIN
SHIRTS
Looks
like
lealher
and
wears
for
ever.
Color,
Khuki
Sat'
llti
lo
1?
Special,
each
$4.05
BOYS'
GAUNTLET
GLOVES
Willi
fringe
and
st.ir
on
cuff.
lIor.
Tun.
Size-
17
i:
Special,
pair
he
annual
eoiigres.
preside.)
over
by
Hen.
Hramwell
Honth.who
is
coming
from
the
Hid
Country,
will
shortly
be
held.
Accompanying
Capl.
Carrul
Iters
is
I'.n-sign
Dorrcn
of
Ketchikan.
Lieut.
Ilenas
of
Juneau
and
Capl.
Fred
Dorren
of
Wrangell
were
also
passengers
on
Ihe
Alice
yeslerday.
They
went
through
to
Vancouver
lo
proceed
easl
from
there.
Capl.
I).
Ilea
and
Lleul
(ianl
'
'
.
BKWVBm
i
WPg.
-.OCT'"'
$1.45
Universal
Trading
o.
TEETH!
TEETH!
With
the
Cold
Weather
coming
on
now
is
Ihe
tune
to
have
those
faulty
teeth
fixed.
MODERN
DENTISTRY
LOWE8T
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Smith
Block.
SALYATION
ARMY
OFFICERS
HERE
Phone
575.
net
of
.Prince
llupcr'
ctpc
l
ieuw,
next
week
to
aMend
(.
congress.
ON
WAY
TO
EAST
MOOSEHEART
LEGION
Staff
Captain
Carruther
and
Family
of
Wrangell
as
Well
as
Local
Commandant
to
Attend
Winnipeg
Congress
SlntT
Caplam
Carruther.
i"
charge
of
the
Salvation
Army
work
in
Ihi
dUlricl,
Mrs.
ir-rullif
rs
and
two
children
reached
he
eity
yestenlay
aflernon
on
he
Princess
Alice
from
Wran-ell
and
will
leave
on
Ihi
afler-
oon
'
Irani
for
Winnipeg
where
WHIST
AND
DANCE
Successful
Affair
SUged
Ltt
Night
In
Malropols
Hall
27
Table
of
Cards
Ladie
of
ihe
Mooseheart
'
glon
staged
a
successful
w
drive
and
dance
last
night
;i
Melropole
Hall.
'Iliere
wtre
;7
tables
nf
w
and
Ihe
winners
were:
Laid
first.
Mrs.
H.
J.
Hacon;
ladi
onsohllon,
Mrs.
II.
Morri
iiiV
first.
A.
tibnesiiig;
nn
eonsolalion.
St.
Vincent
Mot
Ilefresliuienls
were
set
vrd
dancing
followed,
miisjc
In
furnished
by
the
Westholme
clieslra.
Jie
Slaggard
wiis
master
ceremonies,
Mrs.
Fred
Llndip
was
on
(hp
door
and
Ihe
laid
eoinmiltep
consisted
ir
Mrs
II
J
Tom.
Mrs.
C.
K.
Ylreberg,
M
Ed.
fngcr
and
Mrs.
Alf
(,hr
s
la:
i'
TO
A
25!
12
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