N
v
mber
SO,
1D?3.
IE
THESE
"
FRENCH
IVORY
EDROOM
LOCKS
Lots
of
Girls
would
appro-elate
one
at
a
gift.
A
dock
Is
really
needed
In
the
bedroom
and
these
neat
little
fancy
clocks
make
a
nice
Utile
personal
present
when
no
other
kind
of
clock
would
fill
the
bill.
Prices
from
$4.00
to
$7.50
John
Bulger
Jeweller
Three
Big
Specials
This
Week
Only
Llbby's
and
Sterling
Catsup
-
fresh
Catsup
ami
k
We
received
a
-
i'.!v
and
hate
ten
many.
Aer.
3Jc
m
'Mi
on.
Sal-
nits
4
Bottles
90c.
Alto
Heinz
Vinegar,
32
;.,
lute
or
Cider,
Special,
2
for
75o
iui
receivml
a
'f
Palmolle
Princess
Soap
Flakes,
line
;
ill
III
!
In
.1
-
''r.
8fcll,
one
week,
2
for
35c
B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grocers
Ltd.
Phone
45
COAL
COAL
'
,
i
in
your
coal
winter.
Hat
m
Hero
Coal?
A
not
mini
nt
$11
n;t
sijfi-.
lovr
$12.50.
Lump
coal
$13.50.
n,
,
coal
wilt
not
:
pipe
with
sool.
quote
yoii
low
lumber,
also
nt-sinall
deliveries
TAXI
Now
clean
Sedan
scrvire
day
of
'
barge,
SOc
for
one
uii-si'Mlfor.
Call
112
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
3rd
Avenuo.
Phones
189-112
Bargain
Sale
DRESS
HATS
WINTER
COATS
All
this
Week
"Demers"
!onsi
or
Quality
Phone
27
p.o.
Box
327
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
iV
'
X'misito
stock
or
Fur
'"mnmiR
al
)ow
prJoe8
B.
C.TUR
Co.
Net
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
FINAL
RESULT
OF
ELECTION
Offlc'af
Addition
of
Return)
lek
Mincer
uives
stork
Majority
'
of
G93.
umcial
addition
of
the
Vnp
cast
In
Skecnii
ridlnir
In
n.
r.
"'
federal
election
conic)
was
completed
yesterday
,y
.;,
Mortimer,
returning
nfricee
-.f.
Inr
which
rcnll
of
flic
votc
wtn
iiitir.iince,
n
follow:
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Murk
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.
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HuMihy
Vg,
i.
.
.virkeron
7(j:,
.Majority
fur
Hlurk
oy;j
Spoilf.t
ballots,
37;
8
in
Prince
Rupert
and
2
fn
rural
ilivl-iont.
Mr.
Xickerson.
railing
In
nl.
lain
half
tln
number
of
viIps
of
I
lie
leading
candidate.
ofHeial-
iy
ileclared
In
have
lost
hi
dp
poult.
Wlililn
four
days
0f
u,U
final
oiml.
any
of
I
he
affpcteil
nun.
didatps
may
apply
for
a
recount
I
In
result
for
various
polling
division
an
officially
aniioiincctt
yctprday
hy
Mr
Mortimer
arc
n
follow:
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I?
I
GIRLS
TAKE
PART
IN
SWINE
CLUB
CONTEST
Hair
a
Dozen
to
Visit
Toronto)
Winter
Fair
Connection
With
Bacon
Pigs
MOXTHF.AL,
Nov.
-'0.
Six,
girl
will
be
Included
in
tbe
l
pen
ynulhrul
cotilestniit
who
are
lo
meet
next
week
at
the
Hoyal
Agricultural
Winter
Fa
r
nl
Toronto
In
order
to
determine
Ihe
winner
of
nn
Inlerprovlnclal,
i.i.uniiiloithlo
established
by
Ih0!
Canadian
Xftllonnl
ftnllwayn,
In
onler
to
enrourage
the
work
of
Ilie
lioy'
nd
girl'
swine
club
11
11
1
1
Dm
rnuinir
or
select
bacon
nog
in
territory
tributary
to;
Iholr
line.
The
six
young
misses
are
those
who
won
the
provincial'
rhninilonhlp
of
Nova
Scotia,
New
Itrunswlok,
nml
Mnnltoba.
In
the
other
five
provinces
competing
boy
were
winners.
Pnirtlml
I
I
ltV
la
keen
out
llio
Dominion
and
Hie
second
year
or
conlesl
far
exceeded
in
inlereM
the
moMi
uncci'ssrul
re-"iiIIk
of
lat
ycnr'H
evenl.
Facli
r
tin-
Hixtci'ii
oonlciilntitrt
win-"iiiK
Tiin
ur
her
way
to
To
roil
I
o,
Hoes
a
IN..
Kiii.M
0f
.
Oanailian
Xalioiial
Hallway
In
cofiippln
for
the
challpiige
cup
prcm-iilcil
hy
W.
I).
Itnlili,
vice-pre.Hipnt.
Kach
hoy
ami
Kirl
w(ll
receive
a
lolil
rim.lul
u
..r
n.A
r
rtifiMi'nn
oi
iii'ji
Chief
of
Police
Says
it
Is
not
Contrary
to
Law
but
Will
be
Under
Suvell.ance.
VICTHltlA,
Xov.
20.
A
far
a
the
piilti
i.
.Ipparlmeiit
or
Victoria
i
poti.-Pnii'il,
tlo
Ku
Klux
Klan
pan
organic
here
without
inlpr-terencp.
,i
H
irieeting
or
the
Hoard
id
Police
Cohimiitioners
Oilier
of
Police
John
Fry
wa
ipieliouei
hy
the
Comiiiinsioner
a
to
what
action
he
was
going
lo
lake
in
I
he
mai
ler.
"The
Ku
Klu
Klan
is
not
contrary
lo
law,"
he
aid.
"I
cannot
do
imylliinjr
unle
thpy
break
the
law."
Chief
Fry
explained
lo
the
board
that
the
Ku
Klux
Klan
wa
organized
mainly
for
the
puriose
or
teeing
that
the
law
is
enforced.
"We
won't
stand
for
them
or
any
other
oryanlxnlinn
taking
Hip
law
into
their
own
hand,''
said
Com
mis
inner
Slaneland.
"We
will
not,"
added
Commis-Niotier
Ailken.
Mayor
ppndray
agreed
with
Ihem.
"They
are
a
strong
orgnnlzii-tion,"
aid
the
Chief,
and
at
a
recent
meeting
In
Vmicouver
hail
aboul
1.
500
person
prepiit.
The
Chief
of
police
added
that
he
and
his
men
would
watch
the
Klan
closely
here
and
will
repor'
to
(lie
ImihiiI
on
I
tie
mailer.
SHIP
OF
STATE
IS
Al
the
Holary
luncheon
yester
day
Thomas
MrClymon!
told
of
paying
a
visit
to
linn.
Arthur
Meighen'
room,
which
Mr.
Mc-
Clytnont
wiln
j
to
ee
at
Ottawa.
Me
found
it
wa
decorated
lo
re-
preenl
a
hip.
The
space
between
Ihe
floor
board
were
a
if
Caulked
with
oakum.
Variou
feature
about
it
represenled
a
ship
and
the
ceiling
wa
rinishedjoT
the
mm
NOTE:
If
you
lake
YEAST
for
your
HEALTH,
use
Koyal
Yeast
Cakes.
Wrlle
for
free
booklet,
"KOYAL
YEAST
FOR
liETTER
HEALTH".
E.
W.
GILLETT
CO.
LTD.
TORONTO,
CAN.
BOYS'
BAND
TO
'
GIVE
CONCERT
occasion
ami
cacli
will,
have
an
-
o(poitiihiiy
or
viewing
Mie
fea-j
Al
ycslcrilay'w
,Iiiih
ipiih
of
the
turen
or
I
he
ntoil
Imnorlant'
Hotarv
Club.
Colonel
J.
V
winliu-
iiKrirolliiral
held
in
I
In'
Dominion.
YICTORIA
WATCHING
exhibition
Mew
Organization
Will
Make
Its
Debut
In
Empress
Theatre
Ten
Weeks
After
Instruments
Arrived
.Nfrhnllft
report
Ct'
on
the
prrt-(irem
or
the
fe6y'
bnd.
He
explained
that
oji
AiiikI
Hie
first
the
cJub
had
agreed
to
trnnrMiif
of
Win
.'iliii'i
tt
Mm
KLAN
MOVEMENTS'
I,an,lmai,,,,r
"i'''"
r,
a
m,nn'
huh
iiihi
ii
wa
uiiiiipii
io
givn
a
concert
in
lheT:nipres
Theatre
on
December
2,
P-n
w'ckn
arter
Ibe
iuntriitiipnt
had
arrived.
It
wa
to
ho
n
his:
-dap-up
arfair
and
the
member
of
Hip
club
were
aakf-d
to
Co-opi-ralp
i;i
sel-
lln
licke.l
and
ollii'i-
work.
In
addition
to-
the
srlivlionH
hy
Ho?
boy
there
wn'ild
lie
two
vocal
xoloifd
and
rtfi"
or
two
jn-tttrumenlnl
solo.
As
(hi-
jruar-
anlpp
of
the
club
exlPiwtpd
only
lo
February,
it
w
hoppd
toS
make
the
band
v
sclf-aunlaining
afli-r
that
time.
He
had
had
two
application
fo.f
Ihpm
lo
play
but
hud
rpfiiMHl
a
fhey
werp
nof
ready.
A
committee
consisting
of
Thomas
McCljrmcwt,
John
Dore
land
Walter
Fisher
was
appoint
ed
lo
i'o-operalc
with
W'allpr
Vancp
in
making
1'nmidi'le
or
raiiiii-no'iil
f.ir
1
1
,
-
-
i
ci-rt.
DISPUTE
IN
ALBERTA
GREEK
CHURCH
ENDS
IN
ARREST
OF
PRIEST
Father
Zlmenoff
Committed
for
Trial
on
Charge
of
Stealing
Church
Property
KDMMXTOX.
Xv
Tli
iiispuie
neiween
cnrii-rein
sec-lion
of
the
Creek
Church
reach-
pit
a
climax
in
Wlok.
to
the
northeast
of
Lamont.
this
week,
with
the
prrtseculion
of
Hev.
Father
.Imenoff,
former
priest
HFID.
RV
MFffUPM'1"
,h
Pnl,r,'h
there,
on
a
charge
llLLli
DI
mLlUrlLlVor
theft.
Information
was
laid
Everything
There
on
Which
Ship
was
put
by
Tory
Leader
by
Slcphen
Kknow,
a
fanner
of
Except
Rocks
the
district
and
chairman
or
the
trustees
or
the
church,
charg
ing
the
priest
with
ihe
theft
of
a
double
bed.
wrUinpg
desk,
gold
Aediling
cros.
wedding
crown.
incense
burner.
en,
flreek
book
and
other
article,
all
valued
at
250.
According
to
the
report
of
the
provincial
police
Ihe
priest
look
the
article.
knowing
that
there
would
be
trouble
and
it
wa
hi
desire
to
let
in
Ihe
cnurl
the
iuPtion
of
who
wa
in
control
church
property.
The
to
represent
a
huge
compass.
I
church
i
a
Creek
orthodox
The
idea,
hp
wn
told,
was
thai
'church
and
I
ho
aecuscd
i
a
thl
room
represented
the
hip
priest
of
Ihe
Creek
Catholic
of
slate
with
Arthur
Melghenj
failh.
fleering.
After
making
considerable
In-
"llul
whire
are
the
rock
Ar
.
I
realisation
into
the
eonlcntion
Ihur
put
the
hip
on
four
year
of
Ihe
two
partie
to
The
dispute,
ago?"
Inquired
Mr.
McClymnnl
1
Ilie
police
executed
a
search
war-fwm
the
man
who
wn
sliowing
rant
anil
the
aviwle
mentioned
them
through.
'
were
rp
i.nl
Later.
he
pre-
The
reply
wit
Mint
if
wa
tu
t
imoarv
11.111:
ame
on
before
Meigheti
hut
Harry
Leader
who
fi
H
M
.
IV.
Lamont.
and
put
lliein
on
the
rock..
Mir-
a
s
'
a
sent
up
for
mmm
mt
m
r-
PAflR
The
Man
Who
Talked
at
H'
BANJO
PLAYER
IS
TRANSFERRED
FROM
DIGBY
WIRELESS
STN.
W.
Cooper
of
the
Digby
Island
A'lrele..
station
staO"
sailed
for
iie
south
on
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
his
morning
having
been
transferred
to
the
Hull
Harbor
wire-
U'ss
sialiou.
Tins
will
be
had
news
to
.
wide
circle
ol
friend
for
Mr.
(Cooper,
familiarly
known
as
Hill,
was
always
willing
to
ussist
with
his
banjo
at
dances
and
olher
entertainments
and
in
addition
pt
a
popular
bachelor
shack
on
the
garden
island,
which
vu
always
open
and
the
rendezvous
of
many
happy
picnic
parlies
in
Ihe
summertime.
Mr.
Cooper
wa
always
out
to
make
the
time
pass
pleasantly
attd
he'll
be
missed
bul
still
the
good
wishes
of
all
his
friends
will
follow
him
to
the
new
station.
Hill
has
been
operating
al
the
Island
station
since
tin
winter
of
1923
when
he
left
as
wireless
operator
on
the
Australian
run
of
sleatners
lo
take
over
labd
duty.
Wife
John,
the
last
cheque
I
drew
the
bank
has
refused
lo
cash.
What's-II
mean'?
Hull
Probably
you
havo
been
drawing
on
your
imagination,
tin
dear.
Random
E
sat
in
the
window-corner
of
the
Pullman's
smok
ing
compartment
and
breathed
fatly
and.uttered
large
opinions
in
a
suety
voice.
It
grew
late,
as
so
often
it
does;
and
he
put
the
quietus
on
a
discussion
with
the
ponderous,
statement:
"I
don't
read
advertisements.
They
have
no
effect
on
me
at
all.
I'd
never
miss
them
if
they
stopped
print-
mg
em.
Then
he
glanced
at
his
advertised
watch
and
sought
his
lower
birth.
In
the
morning
the
ad-skeptic
contorted
himself
out
of
his
advertised
pyjamas
into
his
advertised
underwear,
drew
on
his
advertised
socks,
adjusted
them
with
his
advertised
garters,
got
into
his
advertised
clothes,
laced
his
advertised
shoes
and
added
himself
to
the
congestion
in
the
wash-room.
There
he
shaved
with
an
advertised
razor,
using
advertised
shaving
cream;
brushed
his
teeth
with
an
advertised
toothbrush
and
advertised
dental
cream,
washed
with
advertised
soap,
and
brushed
his
hair
with
an
advertised
brush.
Buttoning
his
advertised
collar
on
an
advertised
button,
he
neatly
knotted
his
advertised
tie,gave
his
advertised
suspenders
a
tug
or
two,
and
finished
dressing.
Let
us
leave
him
there,
this
man
who
never
reads
advertisements!
Everything
worth
using
is
advertised.
Everything
that
isn't,
rarely
is.
Read
the
advertisements
for
value's
sake
hearing
in
Hie
Fdmonton
court,
.icing
release.
I
meantime
on
bail.
The
disagreement
in
the
Wos-
tok
church
seems
lo
have
dated
from
the
time
of
the
visit
'in
June
1925,
of
Hishop
Adam
Fellop-
e.ky.
On
that
occasion
the
bishop
is
alleged
to
have
said
thai
the
priest
had
no
right
in
the
church
and
could
not
continue
to
conduct
service
there.
Following
Ibis
declaration,
Zinien-
of
f
discontinued,
and
later
Ihe
trustees
found
that
the
goods
complained
of
were
missing.
Are
the
Pennies
Blocking
Your
Way
Some
women,
even
though
they
realize
what
a
waste
of
lime
and
what
a
tiring
job
washing
is,
still
lliey
struggle
with
washday
because
they
lliink
laundry
service
is
beyond
their
names.
Hut
if
they'd
only
try
our
Thrift-T
Service
they'd
know
how
economical
laundry
service
can
be.
Everything
washed
clean,
your
flat
work
ironed,
wearing
apparel
just
lo
iron
and
Ihe
cost
is
only
5c
'per
lb.
and
le
per
piece.
(let
rid
of
Washday
.and
you'll
Ifave
many
new
hours
a
week
to
use
them
as
you
wish.
You'd
like
to
hare
them
of
course,
so
don't
let
the
pennies
stand
in
the
way.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT
BEST
PROCURABLE
MS
Nam
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6URANttDBY
MOOUtl
or
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f
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The
OrifiiUl
Label
took
for
It
at
lh
Vendor's
and
iiuitt
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE"
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Uritijb
Columbia.
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