I
October
17.
1024.
Who
Can
Write
A
Good
Ad?
We
will
give
11
prize
ut
a
I.
aily
or
i'iilloimiifs
Watch
ml,
nlioiit
our
business.
Yoii
don't
hovt
Id
buy
anything,
nd,
tiiusl
lie
suitable
to
use
in
Uii
itinl
handed
in
before.
November
15.
Vim
iiiny
writ
iiImiuI
one
nrtiele,
';,--
of
guinl,
or
Hie
whole
s,
k.
lore,
or
why
our
tiuv
i
Hie
bcl
i
Manufactured
by
Imperial
Tobacco
Comn
of
Canada
Limited
any
Jewelled
1
1
1
-
best
Iml
(he
spare,
ne
.in.
or
any
uuier
unug
oii
wiIi.
ll
need
delmls
.
ail
or
price-,
m
anv
In,,
or
one
if
(lie
lace
to
v.,
BULGER&
CAMERON
Lid.
ladies!
SMS
Ladies!
Dress
Goods
WONDCnrUL
RANGE
of
materials
and
patterns
AT
EXCEPTIONALLY
LOW
PRICES
at
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
BLOCK.
lO
25
!'
Local
and
Personal
Hayners,
Undertakers,
Phono
351
-
-'-H.C
Undertakers.
Phono
41.
TAXI
and
Messenger
Service.
Phone
C78.
tf
Drink
and
Ins
merry
but
drink
"blJPItKMF."
ColTee.
If
Annual
Mooseheari
Hall.
Au
'
dlUirium,
October
28.
L'iO
-
Joe
Greer
left
last
iiiglit
on
the
Prince
John
for
Stewart
on
a
business
trip.
Don't
forget
Colts'
Invitation
Danco
on
Friday,
October
17
In
Elks'
Home.
215
.
Fifty
boxen
fancy
(
ti
inn
s
Golden
apples,
$2.20
per
box.
F.
W.
!oereh.
Mr.
and
.Mm.
Alex
H.y
(ailing
thin
afternoon
on
Princes
Mary
for
Victoria.
Mr.
and
Mr.
H.
Mo.-l.iila
sailing
tomorrow'
night
on
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Hl'l'
till-
a
the
K.
L.
Mcintosh
fa
leaving
in
ai
lay
or
mi
for
Toronto
on
a
bus-
mess
trip
He
expect
lo
be
bark
before
Christmas.
Jack
Prince
of
(be
trawler
G.
K.
Foster
is
Mailing
(bin
after-
liiooii
on
the
Princes
Mary
for
Toronto
on
a
holiday
trip.
.
.-
Mis.
It.
J.
Malheson,
who
went
"iitli
recently
lo
attend
the
funeral
of
Im-i
father,
William
Vol'.
at
Victoria,
is
expected
i
home
tomorrow
evening.
Dominion
Constable
K.
(i.
N-wnliam
returned
on
(he
Ven
ture
last
night
lo
Kincollth
after
'hating
"pent
a
couple
of
days
in
1
lie
city.
1
liati-ayer
Association
bTHiUal
;
.
.MHTal
meeting,
Council
chain-
Iimt
tonight
at
8
p.m.
All
pto
,
piTiy
owner
invited
to
attend.
jKlectiou
of
oftleers
etc.
i
Mr-.
R.
W.
tunnell
of
Smith
li-r
It-nv
on
tonight's
Irabi
for
Monin-iil
wlipn;
,
she
wijl
spend
Mi-
winter.
She
Nll
return
Ir
lo
r
ranch
at
Stnilhers
in
thf
-l.ru.K.
.
-
I'iixi'iik'ts
iMHiked
to
sail
h:
j
tin-
-iintti
on
Hie
Princess
Mary
I
tin-
a
1
1.
-r
aeon
include
Mrs.
C.
ft.
'
Kirn.
A.
ii.
Thrower
and
lr.
M.
ll".
Lucas
for
Vancouver;
G.
W.
I.I
ln
-ionc
and
Mrs.
W.
liilehrist:
to
return
lo
tor
Iti-M-Ninkc;
Mr.
Prince
for
I..,
-mi...
Mrs.
Mill
for
Seattle:
Mr
.i
1
1
.
Mrs.
,.
Roy
for
Victoria.
.1
X.SHnaHasVlMrBHIHnUH'IrrV
fSV
I
sH
fW
m
K3H3A
IM
I
I
m
i
for
15
35
fill
IHW'
"WMM".'lm,s7'T
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOE
TimEfc
SUCCESS
in
"balling"
is
assured.
when
oi
ttsc
It
contains
no
alum
and
leaves
tio
bWter
i
asf
e
Mrs.
W.
Gilchrist
sails
(his
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Mary
for
Hevelstoke
where
she
will
re
present
the
loral
Pythian
Sisters
l(dgc
at
a
convention
lo
I,"
held
in
that
city.
(i.
W.
Jolostone
is
sailing
(his
afternoon
ou
(he
Princes
Mary-bound
for
Hevelstoke
where
he
srill
represent
the
local
Knights
of
Pythias
Lodaw
at
a
provincial
omentum
to
be
held
then.
George
W.
B.
Fletcher
of
Phil
adelphia,
president,
of
the
P.II.C.
Junes
i.ia.,
arrived
from
Masselt
last
night
and
'registered
at
the
Prince
Huneft
UqJcL
He
will
go
south
on
the
Prince
Huper
tomorrow
night.
Mrs.
Mills
of
Rookiinc,
who
has
been
here
visiting
her
son
and
riangt.:er-in-taw.
Mr.
rind
Mrs.
C,
C.
Mills,
Waldron
Apanments,
"js
sailing
mis
auernoon
on
Prinress
Mary
for
Seattle
on
her
return
home.
Mrs.
M.
E.
Fulton',
who
Was
been
visiting
in'
the
elty
with
her
son
and
daughler-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Fulton,
is
booked
hrr
li'ime
in
(he
south
on
Iho
Prince
Mupert
lo-morrow
nigbt.
Motorshlp
Bellingham,
Capl.
ln
William,
was
in
port
lasl
nlgbl
unloading
1200
cases
of
salmon
and
135
boxes
of
frozen
fish
from
Ketchikan
for
trans
shipment
East
over
the
Canadian)
National
Railways.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
Hutchinson
md
family,
Allin
Avenue,
are
leaving
by
tonight's
train
for
i
Montreal
where,
on
October
21
IMiflg
will
embark
on
I
he
learner
'
Montcalm
bound
'for
Hnfrtand
IMr.
Hntehinson
will
he
back
in
the
course
of
a
few
months
1ml
,I.iiBrnn
Haiaar,
December
2.
MUropoK
llnll.
"
,
-.
-
iff
mtt
(10
dia
pter
I.O.D.H.
Hallowe'en
Ten
and
Sale
Odobcr25
"un
)lmv
Serenade
in
Ib'efer,
.Mcinotinu
uiiurjeii,
Nov.
0
and
7.
M00S14
Hazaar,
Nov.
18
and
19.
BAZAAR
WAS
BIG
SUCCESS
Catholic
Ladles
Realized
$2,000
at
Annual
Affair
Winners
of
Many
Raffles
The
proceeiJs
of
the
annual
Catholic
Itazaar
which
came
to
a
close
last
evening
are
estimated
at
12,000
il
was
announced
this
morning.
The
alTair,
concluded
with
an
informal
musical
program.
The
drawings
for
the
various
prizes
and
raffles
were
the
featrue
of
the
evening.
Father
McGrath,
in
a
brief
address,
thanked
all
those
who
had
contributed
towards
making
(be
alTair
such
a
splendid
success.
The
grand
drawing
was
presided
over
by
Hen
Self,
(be
numbers
being
drawn
by
little
Miss
lleale.
The
winners
were
as
follows;
First
prize,
$50
Victory
Ilond,
donated
by
Richard
Council
of
Shames,
won
by
II.
Iloss
of
Port
Clements,
ticket
385.
Second
prize
435
in
value,
donated
by
John
Dore,
won
by
Makaha
Tokio,
ticket
205.
Third
prize
$25
in
value.
donated
by
Iliuh
MeEacheron,
won
by
Mrs.
II.
(iillis.
2CG
.Ninth
Avenue
Fast,
tickel
33.
Fourth
prize
$25
in
value.
donated
by
W.
Hearst'
of
(he
Canada
Itailway
.News,
won
by
Master
Krichella
Antonclli.
tickel
1173.
Fifth
prize
20
in
value
donated
by
S.
O.
Ouinn,
won
by
Miss
C.
I..
Pollard
of
Vancouver.
tockel
U08.
.Sixth
prize
$15
in
value
donaleil
by
Wilfrid
Kelly,
won
by
Krnes(
Jabouz,
P.O.
box
H55
lickel
7CI.
Sevenlli
prize
"$10
in
value
donated
by
P.
(Ilaizola,
won
by
Miss
hvelyn
Vickers,
tickel
150.
Raffle
Winners
Fruil
rake,
donated
by
F.
Van
ia(el,
won
by
J.
M.
Atherly.
Fruil
cake,
donated
by
Huper!
Hakery,
won
by
Miss
Norma
llogers.
Hox
of
apples,
donated
by
II.
Letoumeau,
won
by
Mrs.
M.
Mc-Arthur.
Teakwotnl
ehiffonier,
donated
by
A.
lveque,
won
by
Mrs.
Jar-
vis
McI.wmI.
Ikx
of
Spies,
donated
by
Mrs
j.
ii.-
.Mta
sner.
won
ov
.miss
FliHima
Itesiier.
'
Sack
of
sugar,
donated
tiv
Mrs
IMra,
Hulehinsons
visit
in
Uie'sniHti.
Old
Uounlry
will
be
more
extend
ed.
'
A
surprise
parly
on
llalpli
Mac
touald
look
jdaee
last
night
al
his
home
on
Sixth
Ave.
West
Alien
some
ffflecn
young
people
1
ook
complete
piwse-sion
of
the
liouse
without
the
siistiteel
op.
I'osiiioii.
-',.
evening
was
de-liaht
fully
!ienl
in
music,
dane-mg
and
game.
A,
lieleclublc
liiueli
was
served
al
ll"
o'clock
.after
which
the
enjovin"iit
eon-liuued
until
I
lie
early
hours.
V
V
ANNOUNCEMENTS
llosp,ii,
Anrual
Hr"
Oct
31.
Anglienn
Ohurrh
Hazanr,
-Nov.
ft
If
I).
Mundiy,
won
bv
Mrs.
(.
A.
Hunter.
Night
gown,
donated
by
Mrs.
P
Dorreen.
won
by
Mrs.
(S.
I.aiulde
Half
ton
of
coal,
donated
by
Ihonias
1
roller,
won
by
Mrs.
Dr.:
F.
P.
Kenny,
lfain.
donated
hy
Frizzcll
wort
by
J.
II.
Meagher.
Aluminum
boiler,
donated
by
J.
Me.Nully,
won
by
Mrs.
M.
Mc
Arthur.
Cut
glass
IhiwI,
donated
by
Jack
(iiuis,
won
by
.Mrs
S.
Hatcher.
Pair
of
mocassins,
donated
hy
.
J.
Phillipson.
won
by
Miss
'
vonne
Itoberge.
Jar.
donated
by
J.
C.
(iaxigan,
won
by
James
Me.Nully.
(JuiH.
donated
by
Mrs.
J.
II.
Meagher,
won
by
S.
Halclter.
Pair
of
pillowslips,
donated
by-
Mrs.
P.
Ilyrne,
won
by
Mrs,
1
Hyrne.
Hal
and
sweater,
donated
by-
Mrs.
K.
Heiming.i
won
bv
J.
F
Hath
towels,
donaled
by
Mrs.
II.
F.
(ilassey,
won
by
Miss
A.
M.
Harbeau.
.Tea
cloth,
donated
by
Sister
l.idwiua,
won
by
Mrs.
II.
F.
(ilassey.
Tea
clolh,
donaled
by
Mrs.
K.
A.
Wakefield,
won
by
Mrs.
A.
I).
Gillies.
Library
scarf,
donaled
by
Mrs.
F.
W.
Iloersch,
won
by
Mrs.
F.
W.
Hurt.
Pillow
cases
won
by
Miss
Violet
Taylor.
Luncheon
sets
and
serviettes,
donaled
by
Mrs.
S.
Hatcher,
won
by
F.
W.
Moerscli.
lied
spread
and
shams,
donated
by
Mrs.
1.
Murphy,
won
hy
Miss
A.
M.
Harbeau.
mil
In
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
W.
.1.
Jefferson,
and
II.
II.
Jefferson.
Somerville;
ll.
W.
Sinclair,
Inverness;
T.
Dyde,.
Win-
Jnlpeg;
Mrs.
T.
Hall.
Salvus
East;
Hubert
llewill,
Calgary;
Mrs.
C.
H.
Joeekel,
Herkeley,
Cal.:
M.
Schuss.
Seattle;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
uji,
city;
George
W.
H.
Fletch-
riuiaueipuia.
Central
11.
Wright,
pity;
.1.
A.
llol-lingshead.
C.N.
II.:
G.
II.
Tycho,
The
Aroma
"SALaBA"
H429
betokens
the
perfect
blend.
Superb
in
flavor
Try
it
today.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
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
38.e
FALL
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
Gtorge
Sailings
From
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
or
PRINCE
GEORGE
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
and
Intermediate
Point-,
each
WEDNESDAY
8.00
p.m.,
each
SATURDAY
12.0U
ni
id
nigh
L
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
ANYOX
and
STEWART,
Wednesday,
IO.00
p.m.
For
all
ports
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
12.00
midnight
Oet.
18lh,
Nov.
1st,
18lh.
PASSENGLP
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
le
Prince
Rupert
1.00
pjn.
for
PRINCE
GEORGE,
EDMOXTO.t
Wl
.ni
,
if
iuiua
casirru
.uan.
ifiiwi
smea.
A0CNCV
ALL
OCEAN
tTCAMCHIS
LINES.
Clin
THkH
Offk.
E2S
Third
Ait,
rrlnet
RupwU
Pn.
1V
Serve
Mustard
with
all
meats
1
rc
faf
dlftf
nnd
assimilate
S
100
food
which
We
otherwise
organS.
wo
fould
burueu
butitmastheCoImans
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
choose
"llupert
UnuiU"
Salmon.
A
few
lins
in
Hie
pantry
arc
always
handy.
Slock
a
supply
on
your
boat
Mat's
a
good
iuca.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
x
6677.
SMlrd
Triiiler-
villi
bo
ri
punl
li
tl"
Mlnltlri-
or
(.lull
at
Vlt-tnria.
iml
lo.
,
IhHil
ihmii
m
iho
tlh
f
Oi'tuhf!
rr
the
purvh.iw
of
I
n-inv
X
aK.
I
nit
ao.noil
Jarkpiiw
Ti.'
n
an
an-a
lnl)Ml
(hi
iuishi
r.rrrk.
firm
nulr
East
or
Sniltlirr.
lutiirr
S.
r.iial
hl-tili
i
Thrw
(Si
yar
Mill
be
allovt.-d
t..i
irmiival
tf
tlmlirr.
Klirlhr
nnrtli.ili
..f
ih.
t
hi..r
,
I
lT.
Vlrlorfa.
B.C
.
.ir
h'-ii
.1
i
iiiu:
11
,itrt,
V
mi
linPa
v
I
.
a"
infln
MA
3
.
i
rl
B
fJBV
fur
H
TOaik
I.
KiWrc
CATARRH
tit
tha
BLADDER
EKhCinttila
finrM
bcari
luunr
tTS
!