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Published
Every
Afternoon,
except.
Sunday,
the
Prince
Iuip.ert
Dajjy
Xews,
on
Friday
afternoon.
Mrs.
l.
C
Saunders
and
child
left
on
Thursday's
train,
for
Prince
George
.where
they
intend
lo
reside
for
awhile.
Mr.
Saunders
who
was
a
ear-inspector
al
the
local
yards
wris
transferred
to
that
town
a
short
time
ago.
M
5-5
a
Chew
it
after
every
meal
It
stimulates
appetite
and
aids
digestion.
It
makes
your
1
food
do
you
more
!)i;ii!ii;iSiiiiij:.v.
cood.
Note
bow
It
relieves
Ibat
stnlly
leellng
alter
hearty
eating.
SS&VVIilteas
teeth.
Sold
by
Limited,
smiled,
"Third
Third
Avei
Avenue.
Mana
Managing
Editor.
If.
P.
PULLEN,
Advertislng
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
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pATLY
EDITIOH
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
0.
A.
Woodland
of
Prince
Rupert
Is
a
business
'Visitor
in
town.
o
Miss
Middlelon
of
Houston
is
spending
llie
week-end
in
Suiilii-ers.
Miss
Margaret
Lindsay,
school
mistress
from
Perow
is
visiting
wild
friends
in
I
own.
.
.
-
.
At
Hie
reo.ue.sl
of
the
ollleers
of
llie
Telkwa
''Nursing
Home,
the
local
group
of
the
Canadian
(Sirls
in
Training
jburneyed
lo
thai
I
own
on
Friday
morning
lo
re-j
peat
the
concert
recently
slaved
here.
Their'
performance-
was''
again'
very
much
enjoyed,
the
girls
'sharing
The
receipts
with
the
Nursing
Home.
Olof
Hanson
Prince
Hiipert
and
It.
K.
Allen,
llanuall,
"'were
business
,
visitors
in
town
on
Thursday;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
fieo.
Murray,
in
Telkwa
were
visit
ins
'in
Smllhers
for
awhile
on
Friday.
The
regular
monlldy
meeting
of
the
Ladies
Auxiliary
of
the
I).
V.
District
Hospital
was
held
al
the
home
of
Mrs.
V.
F.
iioye'r
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Advertising.
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word
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
15c
per
agate
line
Contract
Hales
on
Application.
All
.advertising
.should
he
in
The
Daily
News
Office
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Wednesday,
Nov.
12,
1
02
1.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.dgar
Harris
re-.
cenlly
purchased
the.
properly
of
the
Liudiuist
estate
on
Fourth
Ave.
and
this
wpek
took
up
their
residence
in
I
heir
new
home.
-
A
son
was
horn
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Kilpalrick
at
the
Hulkley
Valley
District
Hospital
on
Friday,
November
7.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Loighlon
of
Prince
Rupert
arrived
in
town
on
Thursday
and
intend
slaying
here
for
a
week
holidaying
and
renewing
old
acquaintances.
Mr.
Leighton
was
formerly
in
charge
of
the
Forestry
department
in
Smithers.
Vm.
Mitchell,
local
telegraph
operator,
who
has
been
on
a
vacation
for
the
past
nine
weeks,
is
hack
in
charge
of
the
oflice.
V.
F.
Dunn
who
has
been
relieving
him,
has
returned
to
his
home
at
New
llazclfnn
to
spend
I
a
few
days
before
moving
on
to
the
olllce
at
IJobtail
Lake.
One
of
the
largest
card
parties
of
the
season
was
that
given
in
the
dining
room
of
the
Hulkley
Hotel
on
Thursday
night
when
Mrs.
E.
E.
Orchard,
Mrs.
Wm
Doodson
and
Mrs.
F.
Hat
were
the
joint
hostesses
to
a
large
number
of
guests.
There
were
sixteen
tables
of
bridge,
the
win
ners
of
which
were.:
Mrs.
Ockle-sbaw,
Miss
Mulhall
and
Mrs.
J.
G.
Stephens,
ant)
L.
It.
Warner.
W.
S.
Henry
and
J.
R.
Turner.
TERRACE
NOTES
.Miss
Etnnda
Marsh
spent
the
Thanksgiving
holiday
al
the
T"LIM
Brand
Powdered
Whole
Milk,
V
being
the
purest
and
finest
milk
procurable
with
only
the
moisture
removed,
makes
an
ideal
food
for
babies.
Its
purity
is
constant
and
unvarying
and
when
rellqulfied
its
perfect
digestibility
builds
up
strong
bone
and
healthy
muscle,
thus
producing
sturdy-bodied
children.
Atk,
your
doctor
what
he
thinks
of
Kllm
CANADIAN
MILK
PRODUCTS
"LIMITED
-
Toronto
Montreal
Winnipeg
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"
rt"-
The
Man
in
the
Moon
J
JAYSi-
PRLNCF
Rupert
has
broken
jMiollier
record.
She
has
provided
skating
and
given
sleigh
iriding
all
before
the
inlddle
of
November.
Last
year
there
were
roses
at
Christmas,
IF
the
country
is
prosperous
it
is
in
spile
of
the
political
parties.
If
there
are
dull
limes,
they
are
due
to
the
political
parties.
If
(he
world
comes
o
an
end,
we
shall
stand
up
in
Hell
and
blame
the
political
parlies.
4-
TUANKSWVLNCi
is
over
and
the
volume
of
thankfulness
that
ascended
lo
tht
Almighty
could
be
checked
nlT
in
a
peck
measure.
Anyway
il
was
a
nice
holiday
and
that
Was
what
the
day
was
intended
for.
THERE
does
not
seem
lo
be
anything
intervening
now
between
this
ami
Christmas,
except
the
annual
shopping
and
I
be
rush
during
the
lasl
few
days.
TROTSKY
or
Russia
is
worried
over
the
peaceful
way
in
which
llritain
and
the
United
Stales
are
carrying
on.
What
he
would
like
In
see
would
he
the
people
at
each
others'
throats
and
a
Red
Army
standing
guard
with
a
Clieka
force
big
enough
lo
cut
them
up
if
they
were
not
ohed-ienl.
to
the
commissars.
THE
ground
was
covered
yesterday
by
a
blankely
blank
snow.
THE
revival
of
interest
in
hunting
is
resulting
in
a
neat
profit
In
the
inen
who
ell
ammunition.
IT
is
estimated
thai
for
every
deer
brought
home
by
hunters
twice
his
weight
in
lead
is
fired
into
the
muskeg.
No
wonder
the
muskeg
won't
grow
anything.
II
probably
has
lead
poisoning.
...
IT'S
great
to
hear
an
experienced
hunter
tell
about
the
time
he
picked
off
onp
with
each
shot
land
two
now
and
again
Just
by
way;of
;yariety,
and
then
to
heai
him
firing
away
lead
in
the
woods
and
se
iho
bag
he
bring
home.
THE
reason
there
are
not
more
deer
killed
by
hunter
is
because
they
hale
having
to
pack
Ihem
out.
IN
the
mailer
of
weights,
a
ninety
pound
deer
weighs
about
one
hundred
and
fifty
at
the
ehd
of
a
mile
and
five
hundred
home
of
her
parents,
Rev.
anil
Ij'O'inds
al
llie
end
of
the
second
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh.
1,m
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McKenzie
and
family
left
on
Wednesday.
Mr.
McKenzie
has
been
employed
on
'he-bridge
all
summer.
-
.Miss
Mayme
Dobb
left
on
Sal-
unlay
lo
spend
the
holidays
with
her
parents
in
Rupert.
The
Terrace
circulating
library
started
its
round
last
Saturday
and
is
now
in"
full
swing.
The
Misses
Mercer,
Rothwell,
Wealherhead
and
Creiglilnrr
of
Rupert
speii.
llie
.
holiday
season
a
I
Usk.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Smith
left
for
the
south
on
Sal
unlay.
The
Mountain
View
Lodge
of
Rehekahs
gave
a
most
successful
leap
year
dance
in
the
O.W.V.A.
Hall,
Friday
evening.
There
was
a
large
attendance
and
the
music
was
excellent.
RUPERT
TABLE
SUPPLY
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31
UKUI
puuira
THE
scowling
stranger
stopped
in
frojil
of
the
Hyde
park
bench
on
which
were
sealed
two
other
hopeless
individuals.
"Shove
over
there
and
gimme
a
place,"
growled
the
newcomer.
And
Jim
Peeked
and
Ilambardier
Wells
moved
up
a
short
distance
to
make
room
for
Ramsay
MDERHOOF
.
W.
M.
Ogilvie
and
A.
I.
Oarooch
of
Ottawa
and
C.
F.
May
or
Toronto
fame,-put.
reccnijy
frofn
ftk
i
fvll.:..0in;in'eca
mining
fMds
and
reporter)
IhemseJves
well
pleased
with
what
they
found.
The
object
of
I
he.
trip
was
to
gel
a
valuation
of
the
old
Kildare
holdings
anil
lo
find
out
if
Ihe.Slale
Creek
porperlies
were
world
working.
Mrs.
H.
L.
McKenney
has
arrived
from
ftlsro'me
lo
spend
a
few
days
here
visiting
with
friends.
A.
C.
McCorkell,
father
or
R.
C.
McCorkell,
arrived
last
week
rrom
Vancouver
and
has
gone
tn
Tacla
Landing;,
where
he
will
spend
Hie
winter
months
with
Mrs.
McCorkpll
and
son,
F.rnesl.
XKW
HAZF.LTO.N
Olof
Hanson
has
instructed
his
pole
Inspectors
from
New
Hazel-Ion
west
to
begin
loading
poles
and
idling
for
the
market.
It
is
expected
that
the
camps,
which
are
now
closed
down,
will,
be
reopened
shortly.
.lames
Adams
of
Smllhers,
who
spent
several
weeks
at
the
Hazel-Ion
Hospital,
left
last
week
for
California
where
he
will
remain
for
the
winter.
;
Mrs,
William
Oow
has
return-1
ed
In
South
Hazelton
after
having
spent
several
months
visiting
run
daily
rrnvg
in
Ontario.
Ceremonies
in
connection
with
the
graduation
of
Miss
Ruth
Elizabeth
Holivar
from
llie
Hazel-Inn
hopsilal
training
school
for
nurses
look
place
on
Monday
evening
of
this
week.
A
reception
in
Iho
form
of
a
social
evening
was
held
I
a-1
Wednesday
evening
for
Ir.
and
Mrs.
R.
(1.
Large,
reronlly
arrived
at
lb-
Hazellnn
Hospital
from
liella
Bella.
rt.u-.ni
IhoitUrthar
n
thltlfa
hrou
fhoul
tk
nlU
Icnith
of
th
w,
thut
nucinfbindinf
inthke
innui.ukl..
r'r....n.r
bf
la
an
aitkiaita
Simonda
IUIIUI.
NOW
FOR
A
'Cmwat
CrtaatT
VinNM
ClNltll
iwrn
II.ITIK
ViKttttr
MO.IIKtAl
Su
J.bt.
U.S.
UialMlk
Cmadl,
fa.n
Wool
Dress
t.
"DEMERS"
HAVE
THEM
IN
FLANNEL,
SERGE
and
SILVERSHEEN.
$8.5025.
HOSIERY
IN
SILK.
AND
WOOL
PURE
WOOL
WINTER
COATS
CANNOT
BE
SOLD
IN
THE
SUMMER
Benf's
Big
Winter
Coat
Sale
At
Wholesale
Prices
COMMENCING
FRIDAY,
NOV.
14TH
AND
CONTINUING
UNTIL
ALL
COATS
ARE
SOLD."
THERE
IS.
ABSOLUTELY
NO
CAMOUFLAGE
ABOUT
THIS
SALE.
WE
ARE
FORCED
TO
GET
OUR
MONEY
OUT
OF
WINTER
STOCK
TO
ENABLE
US
TO
PURCHASE
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
GOODS.
ALL
SIZES
IN
STOCK.
TO
PERMIT
OF
OUR
CAR-R
Y
I
N
G
ON
BUSINESS
EVERY
DOLLAR
WE
OWN
MUST
BE
KEPT
WORKING
WATCH
PRICE
QUOTATIONS
IN
TOMORROW'S
ADVT.
.
Our
necessity
to
sell
Is
your
good
fortune
take
ad-
vantage
of
It
and
be
at
our
-w
store
earlv
while
s!xes
are
complete.
I
'til
Ml
MTJfLu
J
a
The
(irand
Trunk
I'aeifie
Railway
commercial
telegraph
service
was
inaugurated
ibis
morning
willt
an
exchange
or
complimentary
messages
between
Mayor
Newton
of
Prince
Huper!
and
Mayor
Deacon
of
Wiujiipep.
The
local
message
was
filed
Hi
H
o'clock
an1
a
reply
was
received
from
Winnipeg
nl
it.
III.
While
fishing
with
'deep
sea
lines
in
about
fifty
fathom
of
wa'ef
off
liuiula
Is.l'inil,
S.
Pvyan-soii
canhireil
a
"Klna"
crab
willed
be
brought
tfl.
I'flnce
Ru-perl
"tj
x
l.
rtf
Uin
y
i
.
The
wedding
look
place
recently
al
I'orl
siiuipon
of
William
lleynou
and
Miss
Sarah
Musgravo.
Some
2-rn
Indians
and
30
while
persons
arlended
the
ceremony
including
A.
M.
Tyson.
Inspector
of
Indian
agencies,
ami
C.
C.
Perry,
local
Indian
agent.
Rev.
(i.
il.
Haley
oiUrialed
STEWART
Work
on
the
North
and
South
properly
on
Olaciep
Creek
has
closed
down
for
Iho
winter.
A
compressor
and
machine
drills
arc
lo
be
Installed
and
work
next.
year
will
be
on
a
much
larger
scale.
A
rninpany
is
being
formed.
O.
L,
Thompson,
who
has'
been
In
charge,
of
llie
Indian
mine.
ha
resigned
his
position
and
Is
succeeded
by
W.
8.
Orr.
Mr.
Thompson
Is
going
lo
Fairbanks,
Alaska.
Victoria
Mines
Lid.
Is
Iho
name,
of
a
new
company
formed
lo
lake
over
and
operale
llie
Slar
and
Dandy
group
of
claims
ad
joining
Iho
Duuwell
In
the
north.
R,
W.
Marl
In
Is
presideiU
and
manager
of
the
company
Do
WE
NEVER
HOLD
ONE
GARMENT
OVER
FROM
ONE
SEASON
TO
ANOTHER
ALL
COATS
ON
8ALE
ARE
GUARANTEED
TO
BE
TAILORED
IN
THE
LATEST
STYLES
AND
MANUFACTURED
FROM
THE
FINEST
MATERIALS.
MAIL
ORDERS
To
those
of
our
customers
residing
out
of
town
this
Wholesale
Price
Sate
will
be
welcome.
Oue
personal
attention
will
be
given
to
orders
received
by
malt-
Just
the
same
as
If
you
were
able
to
attend
the
sale
In
person.
LAptESI
Now
If
your
op-
J
portunlty
to
get
rcl
Winter
Comfort
at
ridiculously
low
prices.
"BENTS"
-
Third
Avenue
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
November
12,
1914
a,
I
My
choice
for
aged,
mature
quality!
OLD
CROW
BOURBON
WHISKEY
BOTTLED
UNDER
FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT
SUPERVISION
li-'
,.-J
ThU
advertisement
is
ot
pbJULed
0P
displayed
W
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
vejopment
worK
is
,i
be
carried
on
this
winter
and
shipping
ore
will
bo
coining
down
before
Chrlslnias
it.
is
predicted.
NOTIOI
k.
r
JOMKS,
City
Clerk
riWBER
SALE
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