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who
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morning
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greeting
cards
from;
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'ho
or
she
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rcmrlnber
This
Clirimn,
Kuperi
Christina
Card.
hrlh
Street
Phone
2.14.
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SLEIGHS!
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uialenal,
go"d
workmauhrp.
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uHraelive
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teluitrlit
rrii,,l
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jne
offereiJ
in
rrince
unpen.
WOODEN
COASTERS
FLEXIBLE
FLYERS
$1.10
1.G5
2.15
$2.20
2.50
3.00
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
J
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineer!,
Machinist,
Boilermaker!,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makere,
Founders,
Woodworker!,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
uf
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38P
HOSPITAL
DANCE
AT
iSpwial
to
Daily
News
ANYOX,
Nov.
I?.
The
dance
i
t!:art
ever
before.
private;
jmetf
Hl
week
fr
cards
are
going
l
!
in
In
order
to
vr-i
cturllv
Pf;s:nal
ranis
yon
want.
be
.
ll
Hint
t
nilr
.,l,wll
inn
C,
'tatter
sunihiiie
with
Itosr.
I'Sl
and
f
Jtttn'N
ririnteil.in.
ANYOX
WAS
SUCCESS
Everything
Connected
With
Improvement
on
Former
Event!
of
Kind
....ii..
..i
......
i
...
.
...
.
to
(he
patients
as
well
as
appreciated
by
Ihe
matron,'
Miss
Swan-on.
ami
the
members
of
the
Hospital
starf.
The
members
or
Ihe
auxiliary
who
devoted
considerable
time
to
this
function
and
made
II
such
nn
outstanding
success
were
Mrs.
I".
M.
Kelley.
president;
Mrs.
Cook.
v
vice-president;
Mrs.
Conner,
secretary;
and
Mcsdames
J
II.
Hnffner,
J.
A.
Swanson,
W.
.1.
Coulter.
W.
1'.
Kve.
H.
M,
Scire.
.1.
Conway,
W.
Simpson,
R.
Ped-
vln.
II.
Sent!
Miss
Ft.
Cham-
nioii.
Mrs.
Kelley
hud
charge
or
derm-aliens:
Mvs.
Lve
or
music,
and
Mrs.
Cooper,
r
supper.
The
floor
eomniillee
for
Ihe
evening
consisted
of
.1.
II.
Oibson,
,A.
L.
I'loyarl.
II.
II.
Manzer
and
T.
P.
Ilyau.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Levered,
who
are
leaving
for
Hurns
Lake'
where
they
have
resided
for
some
lime,
will
arrive
in
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
ami
pro-i
reed
south
lo
Vancouver
where
I
Ihey
expert
lo
lake
up
(heir
residence.
It
by
the
ladies'
auxiliary
of
Anyox
litneral
Hos-pilul
in
lleereutiou
Hall,
wns
the
mo-l
.iieci-iifiil
affair
of
its
kind
ever
held
in
Anyox
from
point
of
decoration,
favors
and
alien.
.
hiich.
iiniiuwe
en
colors
were
in
eiience
everywhere,
and
there
were
all
the
desiuu
Ihul
go
with
this
parlieular
.eaon,
such
a
black
rats,
pumpkin,
moons
and
witi-he
driving
throUKh
the
air
on
their
broomsticks.
This
dance
has
become
ait
annual
fixture.
jlhe
proceeds
belnc
devoted
lo
the
purchase
of
little
necessities
I
which
do
not
(so
with
the
usual
i
hospital
fixings.
The
ladies
have
already
supplied
a
phonograph,
book
holders
and
resls,
tines
ami
Xmas
treis,
besides
a
number
of
other
Ihiutts
which
are
Phone
1.
Hayners,
Undertakers,
Phone
351
Supreme
in
name,
supreme
in
llavor
"SUPHK.ME"
Coffee.
tt
Mrs.
It.
M.
Taylor,
3ii
Second
Avenue,
will
not
receive
tomor
row
Thursday.
-
A
concert
and
miscellaneous
shower
in
.Salvation
Army
hall,
Friday
at
H
p.
in.
Refreshments
nerved.
208
llegular
shipments
of
famous
Fool
hills
stove
and
lump
coal
ar
riving.
You'll
like
ill
Consumer'
Coal
Co.
Phone
7.
tf
A
Accounts
up
to
Novembe
8,
lotallin;
1
0,3Cy.5l
were
passed
for
iayiiient
at
last
n
ilil'n
couu
oil
Hireling.
Opening
of
I
he
Hasketball
Sea-Friday,
.Nuv.
II,
at
7.
10
p.m.
Three
sanies,
admission
children
IUc,
Adulls
23c.
SOU
The
civil
action
in
the
County
Court
between
C.
K.
Ylreberg
and
l.ouire
Adams
has
heen
adjourn
ed
for
date
to
be
fixed.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
liradbury
and
family
ure
sailing
tonight
on
i
lie
rrince
liuperl
lor
van
couver.
Passengers
sailing
I
a
t
night
mi
the
steamer
Cardena
for
Van
couver
included
J.
Hera,
N.
Hsp.
laud,
l.nuis
lleptonstall
and
A,
Milchell.
City
Treasurer
l.
J.
Malliesoit
is
down
with
a
severe
cold
and
was
unable
to
be
uu
haml
at
tli
City
Hall
yesterday
and
today
Alex
Yule
is
leaving
on
Salur
day
nixht's
boat
for
(he
-late
uf
Montana
where
he
will
visit
fur
the
next
six
mouths
with
his
sou,
Jitn.
Mrs.
Wulters,
who
has
leMi
visiting
in
the
city
with
her
daughter.
Mrs.
Pierce,
relumed
on
last
night's
train
to
her
home
in
Lunenburg,
Nova
Scotia.
The
Curl
in
Music
Comically
l?
to
announce
thai
Ihey
have
Ob
tained
the
agency
for
Mason
A
Itlstdi
Lid.
and
have
today
ohii-
ed
their
store
in
Hie
Smith
Itlock
on
l
iflh
Street
wWre
they
will
carry
a
full
line
of
pianos.
Ilruuswick
phonographs
and
re
cords
and
sheet
music.
W.
Howard
of
Victoria',
inspec
tor
of
wireless
slalion,
is
visiting
the
Oigby
Island
plant
today.
He
arrfvei
from
the
south
on
the
Cardena
at
the
first
of
Hie
week
ami,
after
making
the
round
trip
lo
Stewart
and
Anyox,
stopped
off
here
yesterday.
-
A
letter
from
Sir
Henry
Thorn
ton
staling
that
the
mailer
of
removing
stumps
from
the.
CN.
Hallway
reserve
would
be
looked
Into
was
received
and
filed
al
last
night's
council
meeti.ig.
The
local
improvement
initiative
blaw
providing
for
a
side
walk
on
Highlh
Avenue
Kasl
be
tween
Alfred
ami
llacon
Streets
was
finally
adopted
ami
the
con-si
met
ion
bylaw
for
a
15
foot
pavement
on
Comox
Avenue
west
of
the
juncliou
with
Highlh
Ave.
.or
..;
n
as
usuries,
mnWi!t
,,u
irugh
its
first
read
iugs
al
last
night's
council
Store
open
all
day
Thursday
Thursday
Specials
VIYELLA
FLANNEL
Just
Ihe
thing
for
Children's
Nighlwear,
Ladies'
Jumpers,
Men's
Shirts
and
Pyjamas.
L'nshrinkable.
Stripes,
of
blue,
pink
ami
black
with
while
ground,
also
plain
grey.
Reg.
$1.65
per
yard.
Thursday's
CASH
PRICE,
$1.25
YARD
We
Slock
Pictorial
Patterns
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd.
THE
DA1I.Y
NEWS
?AQ2
TSREh
Reg,
$3.25
SILK
AND
WOOL
Canton
Crepe
For
$2.95.
A
lovely
soft
Crepe
much
In
vogue
for
afternoon
and
evening
frocks
40
Inches
In
a
number
of
shades.
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
BLOCK.
Louis
lli'iitouslall,
the
Port
ssiiiK'on
merchant,
sailed
on
the
Cardena
last
night
for
Van
couver.
ALICE
ARM
Archie
Mcl'hall
has
relumed
to
town
from
the
upper
KilsauP
country
wljere
he
has
been
pro-
pectiug
and
workiirg
on
his
mining
properties
for
five
uoiiths.
peaking
of
Uie
Hex
properly,
on
which
a
-Ink
of
platinum
ore
was
made
last
fall,
Mr.
Mcl'hail
ays
Itial
the
ore
ledge
has
been
traced
for
a
distance
of
nearly
four
claim
length.
C.
Warner
of
the
Ituyal
Hank
staff
has
relurned
after
sending
holiday
at
Cliilliwack.
Darrow
Casey,
who
was
relieving
him.
has
returned
lo
Prince
Rupert.
K.
J.
Conway,
field
engineer
for
the
tiranby
Co.,
examined
the
Standard
properly
on
McCiruth
Miouiilain
owned
by
Miles
Imuald
and
William
McLean
last
week
and
then
proceeded
up
the
Kit
-
siiull
valley.
v
sisters.
-
Now
that
the
snow
is
coming
down
on
the
bMH
the
town
is
filling
up
with
prospectors
who
are
forced
lo
abaiUkm
their
work
for
the
winter.
Among
thos
coming
in
lasl
week
were
Wil
liam
McLean
and
John
Strom
herh.
-
-
Jack
(iraham
left
last
week
for
New
Zealand
where
he
will
spend
several
months
visiting
with
his
LADIES'
WHIST
St.
Andrew's
Ladles
and
Daugh
ters
of
England
Winners
In
Last
Night's
Games
Ihe
Ladies'
Whist
l.easue
SWinie
were
played
last
night
al
the
home
of
Mrs.
l
ied
Wermig,
53
1
Ninth
Avenue
West,
being
followed
by
the
serving
of
refreshments.
The
results
of
the
games
were
as
follows:
SI.
Andrew's
Ladies,
5;
Loyal
Orange
Itenevoleut
Association
t.
Daughters
or
England
0;
Moosoheart
Legion,
I.
The
standing
of
the
ladies'
teams
to
dale:
V.
L.
Pts.
Daughters
of
Hug...
.
0
Moose
Ladies
Jf;."(;
g
SI.
Andrews
'
I-
I
Orange
Ladies
1
j
Pythiaus
Sisters
....
I)
2
o
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Adair
Oarss
Chapter
I.O.D.K.
Hazaar,
November
5.
...
Moose
Hazaar.
Nov.
18
ami
III.
If
Presbyterian
Hazaar,
Nov.
20.
Lutheran
Hazaar,
December
2.
Metropole
Hall.
Advcrliso
in
the
Daily
News
LADIES!
SHOES
IN
ALL
SIZES
At
Greatly
Reduced
Prices.
FLANNEL
AND
HOUSE
DRESSES
FOR
LADIES
AND
CHILDREN
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
BURNS
LAKE
Strawberries
of
splendid
size
and
quality
were
picked
at
Cosy
Nook
Farm,
falling,
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
I..
Morrill
on
October
28.
Superb
Kverbearing
was
the
var
iety.
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Long
and
family
of
Ghilliwack
have
brought
in
two
carloads
of
settlers'
effects
and
have
taken
a
ranch
near
Palling.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Kaiu
and
family
arrived
here
last
week
from
the
L'niled
Slate
with
two
carloads
of
settlers
effects
and
have
taken
a
ranch
at
falling.
.
A
school
is
being
established
at
Tintagel
east
of
here.
The
trustees
are
It.
fi.
Stearns,
chair
man,
J.
I..
Mowal,
secretary,
and
Neil
Van
de
Veen.
There
are
twelve
children
at
Tintagel.
William
Leveret!
has
resigned
from
the
staff
of
the
Oininec?
Hotel
and
is
leaving
with
Mrs
Leveret
I
for
Vancouver
w
here
I
hey
w
ill
reside.
ANYOX
ENTERTAINMENTS
ANYOX.
Sav.
12.
'The
various
Anox
organizations
are
making
ureal
preparations
for
the
coming
wilder
season,
and
already
several
events
have
taken
place.
The
Mouse
held
a
card
party
and
dance
ilurins
the
week
and
the
following
night
the
Mine
Club
staged
Hie
same
kind
of
an
en
tertainment.
Holh
were
patron
ized
to
the
limit
of
table
space.
At
the
Moose
party
the
winners
at
whist
were:
Ladies.
Mrs.
J
Zitko;
consolation.
Mrs.
J.
Cloke
senllemen.
C.
Palmiler:
consola
tion.
J.
Munro.
The
Moose
committee
leaving
the
affair
in
hand
consisted
of
O.
J.
Hulchings,
chairman,
and
Mcsdames
Varnes.
Dodils.
Cross;
Messrs.
Dodds.
Varnes.
Simpson
and
Stevenson.
At
Ihe
Mine
card
parly.
Mrs.
J.
McKay
and
F.
K.
Patton
were
Ihe
high
scorers
al
bridge;
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Oilmour
al
whist.
Consolation
prizes
went
lo
Mrs.
W.
J.
Coulter
and
Miss
Cavanagh.
and
lo
C.
A.
Allan
and
11.
Talbot.
TRAYEL
AND
BIOGRAPHY
NEW
AT
THE
LIBRARY
Anions
Ihe
latest
books
on
travel
and
history
at
the
public
library
are
the
following:
Travel
"On
Ihe
Headwaters
or
Peace
Hivcr."
by
P.
L.
Haworlh.
"Japan."
by
Lafcadio
llearn.
"The
Itoad
to
Timbuktu,"
by
Lady
Dorothy
Mills.
"Heasls.
Men
and
Cods,"
by
Ferdinand
Ossendowski.
"The
Itiviera
or
the
Corniche
lload,"
by
Sir
Frederick
Treves.
"Wonders
or
Ihe
Himalaya,''
by
ir
FraiA
is
YoutiBhusband.
Biography
"Autobiography
or
Andrew
Carnegie."
"Ceorge
Hernard
Shaw,"
by
G.
K.
Chesterton.
"Lite
and
Letters
or
Lewis
Car
rol,"
by
S.
D.
Collingwood.
"Chopin,
ihe
Man
'
and
his
Music,"
by
James
Huneker.
"Thackery
anil
his
Daughter,"
by
H.
T.
Mitchie.
'Mahalm.WSaridhi,'
by
Holland
Domain.
"Lire
and
Letters
or
Lord
Ma-caulay."
by
Sir
George
Trever-yan,
G.O.
"The
Story
or
a
Great
Schoolmaster."
by
H.
G.
Wells.
History
"History
of
Kgypt,"
by
J.
H.
Hreasted.
"Pioneers
in
India,"
by
Sir
H.
11.
Johnston.
I
"llussia
Today
and
Tomorrow,"!
by
P.
.
Miliukov.
!
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS
Sealed
lenders
will
be
received
by
Ihe
undersigned
up
lo
5
p.m.
November
-0.
for
alterations
and
additions
to
Fire
Exits
and
Stairways
at
Ihe
General
Hospital.
Plans
and
sped-llealions
can
be
seen
at
the
Hospital
olllce.
Contractors
will
be
required
to
furnish
a
deposit
by
means
of
certified
chetjue
or
other
approved
security
equivalent
lo
10
per
cent
of
the
amount
or
the
tender.
The
lowesl
or
any
lender
not
necessarily
accepted.
I
11.
W.
HIHCH.
Secretary.
For
Flavor
II
insist
on
SALADA'
OUR
PRICES
ON
COMMUNITY
SILVER
Here
are
a
few
of
the
most
used
articles:
Teaspoons,
per
set
54.25
Dessert
Spoons,
per
set
$8.25
Dessert
Forks,
per
set
$8.25
Stainless
Knives,
per
set
..
..
$15.00
Regular
Knives,
per
set
$9.00
Butter
Spreaders,
per
set
$7.50
Cream
Ladles,
each
$2.75
Sugar
Tongs,
each
$2.50
We
have
all
the
other
articles
in
slock
in
Adam
pattern
at
present
al
proporliOnate
prices.
These
prices
are
Ihe
same
as
Mail
Order
Houses.
We
also
have
a
lighter
weight
al
about
half
the
afjove
prices.
Also
we
carry
"the
1817
Rogers'
Goods.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
Killer
our
Ad.
Competition
before
Nov.
15.
Note:
Drawings
would
lie
ol
no
use
as
The
News
could
not
reproduce
them
in
this
space.
3SMEN
WATCHE
BAS9
Always
fresh
and
pure.
Sold
only
in
sealed
aluminum
packets.
5f
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
"LADIES"
WE
ARE
CLEARING
ODD
LINES
OF
SUEDES,
CALF,
AND
PATENT,
In
OXFORD
AND
STRAP.
"ONYX,"
"SUPREME
LADY"
and
"TRUEFIT."
All
going
at
J4
95
Phone
357.
THE
ECKOFF
STUDIO
CALLS
FOR
YOUR
PATRONAGE
We
are
able
to
get
any
Fancy
Goods,
Dry
Goods,
and
Sundries
you
wish
to
get
from
the
Orient
or
F.uropean
countries.
We
Buy
Furs,
Jewelery
and
Cameras
Do
you
expect
to
make
belter
friends?
If
m,
give
him
or
her
ugift
or
your
Photograph.
We
do
photography
in
any
styje
at
reasonable
prices.
ECKOFF
STUDIO
AND
REGENT
HOTEL
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
6th
SL
Phone
Red
69.
FALL
SfTEAMSHIP
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
12.00
midnight.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
ANYOX
ami
STEWART,
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
For
all
ports
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
8
jun.,
November
15th.
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Lrive
rrince
Rupert
1.00
P.m.
tor
PRINCE
GEORGE.
EDMONTO.I,
Wl.V
PIIPEG,
til
points
Etsiern
Cintilt.
Unlvxl
States.
HOINCV
ALL
OCCAM
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Oltj
Ttektt
Of,
,
B2S
TMre
Al
Print
Ruptrl.
Pit
t0.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Satltnr
from
rrince
Rupert,
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Iwtniefl
J,
nd
Alert
Bey,
Tueediy,
B
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bey,
end
Swtneon
Bey,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
For
ANYOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naai
Rlter
Cannerlea,
Friday
A.M.
S2S
2nd
Aienue.
4.
Barnaley,
AfenL
Prince
Rupert.
BO.
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