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November
10,
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ron
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and
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ir
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es
frequently
require
a
Urge
amount
of
,
nourishment
and
much
of
this
is
suppliedbyBakcr's
Cocoa
in
a
readily
assimilable
form.
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m
rxn
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oao
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iuja
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River,
and
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fiourer,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
"Agency
for
all
Steamship
Ltr.
Full
information
from
W.
C,
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
rner
of
4t'f
re-et
and
3rd
Avenue,
P'lnce
RucarU
fe.
,
TOO
LAT
TO
CLASSIFY
WAII'IUS.
wauled.
Apply
Hus
ton
(ill!
2T
!
CONCRETE
HOUSES
British
Cities
Use
That
Form
of
Construction
to
Cope
With
Present
Situation
LONDON,
Nov.
IP.
Fifteen
hundred
concrete
houe
are
lo
be
erected
for
Ibe
cily
of
l.eices-!
i-
A
Loudon
couslnicliiin
firm
ha
secured
(lie
contract:
750
lo
be
Iniill
wilh
parlors
at
about
SOU
each;
the
other
750
lo
be
of
the
non-parlor
type
at
about
.V.'50
each.
'The
firm
i
also
j
making
7f
concrete
house
for
i
Hie
city
of
Hriiiirord
and
one
j
thousand
for
Ihe
city
of
Itirm-
j
ingliaiii.
Tbi
I
perbais
the
best
1
proof
of
the
practicality
of
this
form
of
construction,
an
Kng
i
tollman's
iiiveiilloit.
A
wall
jcavily
of
Iwo-lnebe
is
coiilinu-Oii
in
Ihe
conlruclfon,
even
lhrough
Ibe
angle;
that
is,
the
eigtii-incii
wan
will,
have
a
hoi
low
centre
two
inches'
wide,
free
froiu
any
interruption.
The
only
skilled
men
employed
in
Ibe
filling
of
these
contract
are
the
formeii
and
supervising
ulnlT.
all
the
re
being
unskilled
lalxu'oi-
Haynera,
Unrtertakcrs,
I'lione
351
Kits'
Cliriluia
Clieer
Ouetm-
f"8
Contest.
How
Ioiik
will
the
caiulle
burn?
Ask
any
Hill
I
tf
Save
"SUl'llKMir
Colfec
cou
pons
ami
eccure
free
Knulisli
china.
tf
To
Rent.
Three
roomed
suite
and
rooms,
Federal
block.
Steam
heated.
David
H.
Hays
A
Co.
tf
sons
of
Canada
meeting,
lliursilay,
at
H
p.m.,
F.iua.J
Hall
Full
attendance
requested.
Make
your
a)i)ii)iiieiil
for
The
lleauty
.Shop"
at
the
West
holme
Theatre,
.oemhor
20
and
it.
I;iuy
IiIcih
and
Son
of
Knjr
land
Whist
Drive
and
haiice,
1
1
1.
lay
nlgtlit,
8.30
p.m.,
IJoslotl
Hall.
Admission
50c.
II.
M.
Taylor,
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
work,
will
be
baek
from
fjmilhers
on
tomorrow
evening's
train.
lingular
shipments
of
famous
1
oolhilU
nlove
and
lump
coal
ar
riving.
You'll
like
ill
Coiisuinert-
Coal
Co.
I'lione
7.
tl
Once
more
we
can
supply
the
famous
Kd-on
coal
in
any
quan
tities.
IMioiie
08.
I'rince
Itunerl
reed
Co.
t(
Don't
forget
Presbyterian
Baiaar
tomorrow
afternoon
opening
at
3
o'clock
In
the
new
church
hall.
Hi?
Ia
nee.
Moo-e
llazaar,
f(
o
t
lock
Vednc.lay
night.
I)raw-
iiik
for
prltes
12
o'clock.
Ile-
fre
aliments.
Admission
50c.
Jli.
U.
M.
I'eler.
schoo
leacher
at
(ieorprlnwn.
and
Mr
M.
Miller
are
In
spemliitp
Uie
thy
itr
town
having
arrive!
from
lirorjfrlown
yesterday
afternoon
T.
II.
Johnson,
manager
of
rfii-
Canadian
Fi-.li
A
Col.)
.Slorape
Co
Is
expwrttj
back
on
the
I'rince
Hupert
Ibis
afternoon
afler
buines
ea!
and
Iriji
of
outh.
several
week
Mr.
James
L.
Hrewsler
and
daughter
are
expected
to
arrive
on
the
boat
this
afternoon
from
victoria,
where
on
account
of
Mis
HrewlerV
ill
health
they
spent
the
summer
and
autumn.
Lysler
,
Harney
i
Mulvaiiv
ami
M.
F.
Nourse
arrive!
on
last
night
train
from
Hums
Lake
and
are
rcgi-derrd
at
the
Central
Hotel.
'They
are
here
a
witnes-
e
in
a
civil
case
coming
up
al
Ihe
Asslies.
F.
Galligher,
who
arrived
yesterday
afternoon
from
Alice
Arm
where
he
is
interested
in
mining,
leave
on
Ihi
evening's
train
lor
New
Itichmond,
Ouchcc,
where
lie
will
upend
Ihe
winter.
He
expect
lo
return
lo
the
district
in
Ihe
spring.
Mr.
Justice
(,ire?or
ar
red
on
Hie
steamer
I'rince
lluiierl
this
ifternooii
from
Vancouver
lo
preside
oxer
the
Supreme
Court
assUcs
opening
today.
He
i
ac
companied
by
M.
S.
Hryan,
otll-
clal
slenographer.
Al
the
end
of
the
week
they
will
proceed
lo
I'rince
George.
Frank
Gome
was
sentenced
yesterday
afternoon
lo
two
year
in
the
industrial
school
al
F.s-sombile.
He
was
re-arrested
af
ter
having
been
out
on
suspended
sentence
on
a
charge
of
breaking
and
entering.
Cancellation
of
leasel
'To
house
builder
and
boat
builders.
Owing
lo
cancellation
of
lease,
we
have
for
salo
at
greatly
re
hired
price,
dimension
and
limbic
dressed
lumber.
Slock
111111
be
Mild
al
once.
Shockley
Planing
Mill,
Cow
Hay.
tf
The
remain
of
the
late
Jerome
Hugh
Macdonald,
who
lost
his
life
In
a
drowning
accident
on!
ago,
were
interred
Ihi
afleriiooul
hi
Fiilrview
Cemetery
,
following.
a
service
al
-'
o'clock
in
Ihe
H.C
Undertakers'
Parlor.
Flowers
were
sent
by
Albert
Golden,
All
In
Fisheries,
and
Uooth
Fisheries.
THE
DAfLY
MEW8
ii
ad
pMBi
i
Q
I
ic
nierneecn
U.C.
Undertakers.
I'liouc
41,
10
mojv
jjlu
Or.
C.
W.
Saleeby
Tells
of
Need
or
International
Action
to
Stop
Production
GENEVA
CONFERENCE
Would
Plant
Cinchona
Instead
of
Coca
or
Cocaine
LONDON,
Nov.
lU-The
inter
national
conference
in
Geneva
ha
under
coimidejation
tin,
week
the
qwnUon
of
reducing
the
consumption
of
druK.
Alonf?
with
Ihe
lain
Sir
William
llaylivs.
one
of
the
active
inover
toward
i
Die
elimlnalion
of
the
business
by
reducing
production
is
Dr.
C.
W.
Saleeby,
F.H.S.,
who
say
the
only
means
whereby
I
he
traffic
in
noxioti
dru?
enn
be
slopped
is
International
notion
for
the
relriclion
of
their
production
trictly
lo
Ihe
quantitie
needed
for
legitimate
nielieal
and
sui'Ki-
cal
purposes.
In
Ihe
case
of
colniae,
synllie-
lic
cbemislry
ban
niade
Rieat
slrlde
sine
Sir
Wiilfam
Hayli-s
iusisleil
on
the
utility
of
novo
cain
in
11M7.
Mtiot
unforlu-
nalely.
none
of
Ihe
team
work
necessary
for
achievement
in
I
hi
field
lias
yet
been
organised
in
tin-
country,
and
llms
there
are
no
lndi?eitau
sulxtilules
whicb
command
A
palriolic
sup-
port
by
doctor
ajid
cliemisls
here.
Hut
when
the
value
of
these
ublilulet
i
duly
esti
mated,
we
shall
learn
that
ihe
quantity
of
cocaine
Dial
should
be
rown
for
lefrilfmale
purposes
is
minute
and
diminishing'
lo
ani-binK
point.
The
Need
of
Quinine
I'niisider
now
the
eonlrast
of
quinine.
Thi
is
a
ilrug
with
unique
power
ot
life-saving
'li'aiusl
malaria,
whfch
eaus'e
dioiit
2
million
deatlis
throiizh-
iil
Ibe
world
Jar
including
nn
iiiiinenc
uuiiHteer
in
India.
The
Health
i:nwifejiH
of
Ihe
i.eaziie
or
.Nations
iiairtately
Keen
linlyins
the
new.'
war-made,
and
appalling
need
of
this
blessed
drup
in
l-H-tern
Kurope.
Sir
Ar
Presbyterian
Haraar,
Nov.
20.
Lutheran
lla.aar,
Decomber
2.
Melropolr
Hall.
LADIES!
SHOES
IN
ALL
SIZES
At
Greatly
Reduced
Prices.
FLANNEL
AND
HOUSE
DRESSES
FOR
LADIES
AND
CHILDREN
MRS.
GRAHLMAN
Second
Ave.
Chiffonelle
A
dainty
flowered
fabric
from
the
looms
of
(he
famous
firm
of
Grafton
A
Co.
White
and
Mauve
ground
with
colored
figures,
30
i
ifc
lies.
Per
Yard,
$1.00
West
of
England
Store
SMITH
BLOCK.
delivery
of
millions
from
a
deadly
disease.
I
rejoice
now
to
learn,
from
the
report
that
the
above-named
Institute
ha
jul
published,
that
the
substitution
which
I
uii-'e
is
entirely
feasible.
It
ha
been
found
that
the
coca
plant
could
be
replaced
by
the
cinchona
tree,
the
tea
plant,
and
Ihe
rubber
tree;
but
whereas
an
area
planted
with
coca
yield
tllO
the
same
area
planted
with
cinchona
produce
II
3
1,
with
tea
198,
Willi
coffee
f(.
and
with
rublier
only
19.
Furthermore,
land
suitable
for
coca
cultivation
I
not
always
entirely
suitable
for
cinchona
cultivation.
'To
jtruw
quinine
will
yield
li?hlly
le
niiiicy
than
lo
prow
cocaine,
and
therefore
Ihe
cocaine
ha
it
jn
terms
of
return
lo
Ihe
grower.
Hut
if
we
rise,
with
Muskin,
from
mercantile
economy
lo
polilical
economy
we
shall
agree
that,
cost
apart,
what
we
want
Is
value
the
power
lo
make
life
strong
and
Ihe
value
of
the
quinine
is
priceless
whilst
Ibe
cocaine
is
immeasurably
worse
than
worthless.
A
Great
Opportunity
Hie
opium
question
is
far
I
bur
Shipley
lias
toqrntly
tnbl
n
larger
and
more
difficult.
I
of
Ihe
ruthlea
fa-hvo
4u
which!
'hoiibl
briefly
mention
that
Ihe
the
malaria,
imported
by
the
war.i
financial
problem
involved
in
the
is
destroying
Hie
liapTe
llussian
ease
of
opium
l
Mill
less
seri-
people.
'Ht-rMl-H
mid
niotV,u''"
Tbevrowth
of
plants
pro-
urgent
need
of
lhal
nation
atl'memg
certain
valuable
essential
Ibis
hour
if
not
money
or
trade!
"'Is
would
involve
the
least
fi
hul
quinine-.
In
Immense?'
tiuantl-
nancial
los;
but
here
again
I
lies,
which
nowhere
exist.
For"'e"d
for
the
growth
of
the
cin-
thi
drug,
with
eds
specific
ac
tion
direct
or
indirect
upon
the
malaria
parasite,
there
is
no
ynthelic
nor
oilier
substitute.
II
I
a
trtie
remedy
and
there
i
none
olher.
We
are,
of
course,
especially
responsible
for
Ihe
prevention
and
treatment
of
malaria
in
India.
We
have
done
next
o
nothing
to
prevent
the
disease
by
mosquito
reduction,
in
aerordance
with
the
epoch-making
discovery
of
our
own
grenl
maler.
Sir
Itonald
Iloss;
ami
so
much
Ihe
graver
i
(be
charge
agaiim
us
if
we
grow
the
mean
of
death
and
ilcgencfacv
when
and
where
we
should
grow
the
means
of
life
and
health.
Cinchona
Planting
For
this
i
the
choice,
and
some
new
data
upon
it
have
Just
been
published,
most
oppor
tunely,
by
the
International
In-
slilule
of
Agriculture
in
Home.
I
be
Institute
undertook
a
snecial
inquiry
al
Ihe
request
of
Ihe
League
of
Nations.
lake
Hie
question
f
cocaine.
II
is
a
deplorable
folly
thai
man-
Kind
plants
immense
iiuantitie
rhona
plant,
al
least
until,
manv
long
years
hence,
we
have
suit
amy
urainel
colossal
areas
of
our
planef.
so
that
Ihe
malarial
mosquito
can
no
longer
breed.
Meanwhile
we
contemplate
the
horrible
spectacle
of
the
perpetual
destruction
and
devilali-salion
id
Ihe
Indian
people,
and
he
new
detruction
ami
devitalization
of
the
Russians,
by-means
or
a
disease
for
which
a
sovereign
remedy
is
known
but
exist
in
wholly
inadequate
quantities.
What
shall
we
say.
Mien,
to
our
accusers
if
we
sane-lion
and
even
encourage
Ibe
growth
of
opium
in
India
to
aid
maiaria
in
Injuring
the
people
who
might
grow
quinine
for
thcirl
salvation?
The
L'nion
Steamship
Co.'s
new
autumn
schedule
I
out.
A
far
as
local
service
of
Ibe
company
are
concerned,
there
are
no
changes
from
those
in
effect
dur
ing
Ihe
summer.
W.
Aiken,
manager
of
the
Hudoii
Hay
store
at
Habine.
nr-
nf
Ibe
coca
plant
for
destruction
1
,iv,'c,
011
,n!'
"'Shi's
train
from
where
we
could
plant
the
rln-
ll,e
'"tenor
lo
meel
Mrs.
Aiken
rhona
plant
for
quinine,
Tor
theiwlK'
eoining
in
from
Vancouver
I
Q"
Ihe
steamer
I'rince
Huperi
tNAIOUNCEMENTS
Moose
llaaar.
Nov.
18
and
10.
tf
I
mis
auernoon.
Passengers
sailinj,'
on
the
Car-dena
yesterday
afternoon
for
the
south
included
George
Utilize.
ICnpl.
M.
Lavvler.
II.
W.
Colgan.
G.
P.
Colgan,
John
P.
Dunne,
.1.
Hraull,
Gordon
Olds,
II.
Malbe-son,
Mr.
T.
Collins,
W.
Humes
and
Charles
Wright
for
Vancou
ver;
Itohiusoii
and
C.
Hobinson!
for
Huledale,
and
M.
Wilson
Tor
Swaiison
Hay.
METAMORPHOSIS
"Has
Alice
told
you
about
her
ramily
tree?"
"Yes;
until
it's
become
a
chestnut."
VERY
NOTICEABLE
THEN
"How
awkward
Alice
is.
She
doesn't
seem
to
know
what
lo
do
with
her
hands."
"I
noticed
thai
when
she
was
playing
bridge."
OH!
GIRLS,
HOW
LOVELY
Imagine
her
surprise
and
delight
when
her
most
intimate
girl
friends
at
Ihe
"shower"
give
her
some
of
the
nice
lillle
gifl
we
have
suitable
for
such
an
occasion.
We
have
Glass
Marmalade
Jars,
wilh
.
poon
and
silver
lid
$2.00
Cups
and
Saucers,
from
$1.00
to
$4.00
(Jut
Glass
Pieces,
from
$2.50
to
$5.00
Odd
Pieces
in
Community
and
I8t7
.Hoger.'
Silver
$1.00
up
Half
Dozen-
Tumbler
$1.50
Silver
Don
Hon
Dishes
and
oilier
small
things
$2.00
to
$5.00
Fancy
China
Pieces,
even
the
necessary
alarm
clock
$2.00
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LIMITED.
Guess
who
wrote
Ibis
ad?
Can
you
wrile
n
heller
one?
The
time
is
extended
to
November
30.
3KBUEN
WATCHE
1
"The
Family
Shoe
Store"
"LADIES"
WE
ARE
CLEARING
ODD
LINES
OF
SUEDES,
CALF,
AND
PATENT,
In
OXFORD
AND
STRAP.
"ONYX,"
"SUPREME
LADY"
and
"TRUEFIT."
AH
going
at
ARTIST
JJL'HOTO&IIAftltl
Phone
357.
XMAS
PHOTOS
TAKEN
AT
ANY
TIME
REASONABLE
PRICES
Fancy
Goods,
I)ry
Good
and
Sundries
from
the
Orient
or
Kuropean
Countries.
We
Buy
Furs,
Jewelry
and
Cameras
ECKOFF
STUDIO
&
REGENT
HOTEL
Cor.
2nd
Ave.
and
Sixth
St.
Phone
Red
69.
WINTER
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
Effective
November
17th.
I.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Mils
from
ITInre
lluiwrt
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
iiiternirdUle
point
rich
I'rldiy
S.oii
i.m.
For
STEWART
ami
AN
VOX
VVrdm-nday.
h.m
,,j.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
fur
Vin.n.uver
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
.Nov.
V.
IHT.
t3.
n.
Jill.
10.
l.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
SATURDAY,
3.ti
p.m.
for
l-i
lint-
iiirgr.
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
puluu
tiMern
Canada,
I
lilted
Stites.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlcait
Offlea,
B2S
Third
A.a,
Prlnca
Rupart.
Phona
260.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38