Mida
In
Vancouver,
B.C.
KILLS
II
I
IttBUOSJVKTS
U
II
Dnclopcd
at
World
'
Forcmoat
Scientific
Industrial
Research
Inatituta.
Will
not
tain.
Pleasant
odor.
Ilarmleaatoht
and
animal
a.
mm
Your
Grocer
or
Druggist
FiveRoses
Flour
for
BREADS,
CAKES,
PUDDINGS,
PASTRIES
Thriving
children
prefer
the
lire.nl
you
make
willi
Five
Hoses
Flour.
It
is
slored
with
the
flavor,'
vitality
and
easily
digested
nourishment
of
prime
Manitoba
wheal.
John
L.
Christie
Agent
WE
ARE
SOLE
AGENTS
for
AJAX
HEAVIES
Pronounced
by
experts
to
be
the
greatest
advancement
made
in
shot
shells
in
the
ptist
iO
years.
12
gauge
only.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chanco
DRY
CEDAn
Full
load
.
..
...
...
56.00
Half
load
$3.00
Largo
sacks
EOo
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
SG.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
SSO
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
TIRES
A
25
per
cent
advance
In
prices
has
just
taken
effect.
For
the
balance
of
October
we
will
sell
at
old
prices.
Save
money
by
buying
now.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
Outage,
Warehousing,
and
'.Islribuling.
Team
or
Motor
Bervtee.
Mai,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Speclallis
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Roving.
UNITED
CHURCH
BOYS
EXCELLENT!!
Ethiopian
Farce
and
Minstrel
Show
Given
Last
Evening
to
be
Repeated
Tonight
Hundreds
of
people
turned
out
last
night
to
the
Minstrel
Serenade
given
by
the
Trail
Hangers
and
Ttixls
Hoys
under
the
direction
of
J.
K.
Ilarrie,
assist
a.
Mrs.
THE
UNITED
CHURCH
(Vancouver
Star)
The
spirit
of
unity
and
good
will
thai
has
marked
t
lie
first
Hritish
Columbia
conference
of
the
I'niled
Church
of
Canada
augurs
well
for
the
success
of
Hie
movement.
Although
some
30
per
cent
of
the
membership
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
was
lost
when
the
union
come
inlo
being,
the
I'niled
Church
has
un
derlaken
responsibilities
that
are
in
excess
of
those
carried
on
by
the
various
component
churches
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
A.
Hell,
Toronto,
Mr,
am
H.
W.
Sinclair,
Inverness
Mr.
and
Mrs.
U.
W.
Phillipson.
Osland:
.1.
A.
Mould,
Hose
Lake:
Mrs.
J.
Douulas
and
rliililrei:.
Carlisle
Cannery:
Kdward
Lipseli
and
H.
O'llanlry,
Vancouver;
W.
II.
Stewart,
Mom-Ion,
N.H.;
J.
(irigg.
Anyox.
Central
II.
K.
Jones
and
(5.
Anderson,
city;
K.
iiinslrand,
Somervillc:
.1.
S.
Hartics
and
L.
W.
Allen
Yanruuvrr.
BIRTHDAY
PARTY
ed
by
II.
McKibbin,
anil
they
wereJWater
Piper
EnUrtalhs
Number
not
disappointed.
The
event
was
of
Small
Guests
at
Home
most
enjoyable,
everything
1e-
of
Parents
ing
carried
.
out
with
a
snap
and.
without
annoying
repetitions.
I
At
Hie
home
of
his
parents.
The
first
part
of
the
program,
1228
Park
Avenue,
Walter
Pipei
eonsjsted
of
an
Ethiopian
farce,
entertained
a
few
friends
at
a
"lllark
Hlunders,"
which
causedjparty
celebrating
his
ninth
birth-a
(,'ieal
deal
of
amusement.
The
day
last
evening,
parts
in
il
were
as
follows:
I
ATler
supper
was
over,
many
Julius
Crow,
a
patent
blacking'amusiug
games
were
indulged
in.
Medlar,
H.
McKibbin.
jsoine
of
the
winner
being
as
Jocelyn
Highflyer,
a
dandy:
follows:
pinning
donkey's
fail,
barber,
K.
Itarrfo.
'.lack
Lindsay
and
Idlnu
McLean;
Major
Ilaeeoon,'
a
milltarylhopping.
Herbert
Morgan
and
guardian,
C
Thompson.
Jpan
Melah;
skipping.
Iteatrice
Sam
Caesar,
in
love
with
Cyn-
Olsen
bia,
It.
Hunt.
Pompey
Ducklegs,
a
hotel-keeper.
W.
Palmore.
Joe
Squashall,
his
right-hand
man.
H.
Irvine.
Cynthia
Haccoon,
a
runaway
evening
star,"
It.
Stevens.
Pbillisey
Ann,
a
kflchen
maid,
F.
Hrooksbank.
And
visitors
al
tlje
convention.
The
second
parf
was
a
enlertainmeflj
of
the
ordin
ary
black
face
type.
Hruce
Stevens,
the
boy
treble,
brought
down
the
house
with
his
singing
of
"(ieorgia
Lullaby."
He
has
an
unusually
good
voice
and
is
learning
to
use
it
well.
Those
taking
part
in
the
minstrel
show
were:
T.
Sleen,
It.
Hunt.
II.
Mac-
donabl;
W.
Patmore,
J.
Hryant,
A.
McDonald,
J.
Hilditch,
K.
Walters.
It.
Matheson,
F.
Hrooksbank.
I
talker,
tl.
Thompson,
Y.
Katsuyama,
K.
Harrie,
It.
McKibbin.
F.nd
men:
K.
Smith.
H.
Stevens.
K.
Ander
son,
H.
Inine,
J.
Parker,
C.
Litnes.
M.
Sakamoto,
K.
Hatch-ford.
Centre
man:
1.
Katsuyama.
The
minstrel
program
consisted
of:
"
Way
Down
in
Caroline,"
K.
Harrie
and
Chorus.
"Kinky
Kid
Parade,"
Fnlire
Company.
"(ieprgia
Lullaby,"
ii.
Stevens
and
Chorus.
;
"Down
on
I
he,
Farm
K.
Mar-.
rie
and
Chorus."
s
.
-"Virginny,"
duet.
Cidlegiale,"
Hnlire
Oimpany.
"Hoek-a-bye
Hlues,"
Y.
Kalsu
yama
and
('horns.
"Haek
in
Hackensack,"
('..
Lit
nes
and
Chorus,
A
small
orchestra
consisting
of
W.
Murray,
X.
Moorehouse
and
C.
Cameron
with
violin,
saxophone
and
piano
respective
ly,
played
between
the
parts
and
there
was
also
a
little
sketch.
The
entire
program
is
being
repealed
tonight.
SPIRIT
OF
UNITY
IN
'1
lie
party
ended
with
an
elaborate
display
of
fire
crackers,
the
occasion
being
also
the
anniversary
of
the
(ipnpowder
Plot.
Those
present
were
Jean
and
Hdna
McLean,
lleatriee
Olsen.
Herbert
Oliver,
Jack
Lindsay.
Willard
Ilea,
Herbert
Morgan,
Walter
Piper,
Hortense,
Adelaide
and
Mary,
Piper
and
Fmnkie
Piper.'
SPORT
CHAT
The
Virtoria
Cougars,
champions
of
hockey
world,
assembled
in
Winnipeg
this
week
to
start
active
(raining
for
the
seaon.
Towards
the
end
or
this
month,
the
Cougar."
will
travel
Fast
to
play
a
series
of
exhibition
matches
in
Montreal.
Ottawa
and
Toronto.
Then
they
will
come
hack
to
the
coast
to
get
down
to
business
in
the
league
schedule.
There
is
a
possibility
that
two
of
the
well
known
player
of
Ihe
(Jougars
in
former
years
may
not
he
on
Ihe
line-up
(Ins
year.
Frank
Frederickson,
it
is
said,
would
prefer
lo
remain
with
his
insurance
business
in
Winnipeg
while
Frank
Foyslon
is
not
anxi
ous
about
giving
up
InilHierinc
Hi
Seattle
Owing
lo
the
,
Cougars'
trip
Hasl,
(he
opening
of
t)ie
Western
Hockey
League
in
Victoria
has
been
postponed
until
December
5.
"Young"
Stribling,
who
is
of
ten
referred
to
as,
the
coming
heavyweight
champion
of
Ihe
world,
will
become
of
age
on
December
20
of
this
year.
He-
cause
lie
is
not
of
age,
Slrib
Hng
has
been
so
far
barred
from
contesting
bouts
oj
more
than
nix
rounds
in
.ew
inrk.
.Now
hat
that
technicality
is
about
to
be
removed,
Ihe
promising
young
heavy's
supporters
say
be
will
rapidly
forge
lo
Ihe
top
and
that
it
will
be
only
a
very
short
lime
before
he
will
be
a
serious
contender
for
Jack
Denpsey's
erown.
In
the
mcanllme,
n
bout
for
Hie
world's
light
heavyweight
title
between
Rlribling
and
Paul
TUi
tuflrrrr
liirMIr
tortrti
with
lUn
4
rave
IS
yean
U
auflfflng
lho
hi
wbula
Imly
clrarcd
off
In
41
day.
a
new
akin
grown
o
tain,
no
Itclilm.
no
Irrualta.
Thft
rtory
rnt
Iiktm11U
ai
do
hurvltKll
of
Mhrr
caara
rrltrrrd
by
th
powttlul
liquid
fuf
tlx
trtatmcnt
of
akin
dlacaaet.
Tit
firii
flM
ktiilt
rtlltwti
fm
t
jt
f
tat.
Ttt
U.
D.
V.
iMt,
It,
ORME8
LIMITED
lerlenbftch
is
tiling
boomed
for
ale
in
Derenilin-
or
early
in
January
COLD
STORAGE
BEAT
P.
R.
FISH
CO.
IN
BILLIARD
TOURNEY
The
Canadian
l
isli
v.
Cold
Storage
Co.
beat
Hie
Prince
Hubert
Fish
Co.,
by
an
aggregate
score
of
CU."
to
511
in
las'
night's
second
division
billiard
tournament.
The
Cold
Storage
was
beaten
in
only
one
game.
IndUidual
scores
were
as
fol
lows:
May
(Cold
Storage)
05;
HahVy
Prince
Unpen
Fislif
150.
Long
150,
CorbeM
7?.
Harvey
I5u,
Krause
88.
j
McDonald
150.
Hales
lit.
Parr
150,
Darton
87.
The
league
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
P.
It.
It.
P..
Odd
Storage
Orolto
War
Vets
P.ll.r'ish
Co.
nmes
Til
lA.
S.
Hales
(F)..
A.
Hailey
(F)
W.
J.
.Nelson1
(Vi
J.
Hillman
((!)....
M.
Andrews
(HP)--
Dr.
West
(V)
II.
Parr
(CS.
J.
Krause
(Fi.
.......
G.
L.
Ynungman(V)
J.
Heesley
(!j...,
J.
May
(CS;
I.
Corbell
(F)....
S.
Darton
(F
.
Suga
(d)
A.
"Carlson
:F;....
(I.
Fleming
(V)
1
152
1350
1282
ltt3
I0UI
,verage
72fi
078
6lt
582
5
1
A
BILLIARD
AVERAGES
Individual
Averages
lo
date
in
the
second
division
billiard
Lea
gue
are
as
follows:
;
Oames
TIL
Aver.
F.
Aldri.lge
(HPi..
H.
Horgan
(
IL
Howe
HP
W.
Long
CS)
A.
Harvey
MIS)....
A.
McDonald
J.JIowe
(Y.:
W.
Stick!ifty.JP;
j.
Judge
F.
Zieman
(HP)..
I,
Hond
fO)..
(I.
Howe
......
-
W.
Milchdl
(HP)
2
Soft
150
2
300
150
2
300
ISO
2
300
150
2
300
ISO
2
30H
150
2
30i
150
I
150
ISO
1
ir,n
"j8rt
1
150
150
1
150
150
2
t?S
117
2
292
I
it;
1
111
III
2
277
139
2
271
ISO
2
207
I
at
2
201
130
2
250
128
2
Jli
121
2
238
119
1
tie,
110
2
218
109
2
21
t
107
2
19
t
97
2
108
8
1
1
81
Hi
t
70
70
2
70
35
.Nole.-r-JI.P.
denotes
Jlllliard
Parlor;
oro(l);,
CLkJ,
,
(Sdd
Stiiragi;
Y.;rrA,,Wa
ll-r;(tis;
I-.
Prince
Ituperl
Fish
Co.
MEN'S
WHIST
Elks,
War
Veterans,
Knights
of
Pythias,
SL
Andrew's
and
Moose
Were
Winners
Last
Night
C.
i.
Oames
in
the
men's
section
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
la
night
resulted
as
follows:
Ml
ks
0,'Snns
of
Krigland
3.
Knights
of
Columbus
2,
Crcat
War
Veterans
7.
Oddfellows
I
Knights
of
Pyth
ias
5,
Sons
of
Canada
.1,
HI.
Andiew's
Moose
5,
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
The
postponed
game
between
Hie
Oreal
War
Velerans
ami
the
Flks
will
be
played
at
the
O.
W.
V.
A.
rooms
next
Tuesday
even-ing.
.
.
-
The
league
standing
to
dile
Is
as
follows:
W.
L.
SI.
Andrew's
K.
f
P
.Moose
Klks
Oddfellows
....
O,
W.
V.
A.
..
S.
of
(1,
S.
of
K
K.
of
C
L,
0,
L,
..........
0
I
I
I
2
o
a.
3
3
3
3
Pis
I
3
3
2
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
3
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F-
1.
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F0U3
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
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per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
ten
than
50c
WANTS
B
SALKSMF.N
wa11le4l.nl
oiico
M
I
sell
(iehrke's
Christinas
cards
for
private
and
coiHinetriMl
ue,
in
Prince
Ilupert.
Write
Cehrke'u
Limited,
5(M
Symour
Street.
Vancouver.
ll.C.
25t
OLD
Artifirial
Ie(,
IlonghL
any
condition.
Highest
prices
nt
by
return
mail.
It.
Dunelan,
P.O.
Hox
310,
Vancouvar.
H.C
IUablishe.I
thirty
thre
years.
WAN
TKl
.
fVimpetenl
maid
for
genera)
housework.
Family
of
two.
Apply.
Mrs.
Paterson.
Hank
of
Montreal
WOM
AN
wants
work
by
I
ha
tav.
hour
or
week.
Phone
)Ua'k
59.
201
HELP
WANTED.
FEMALE
MF.N
and
Women
Want
ml
to
learn
barber
trade
and
beauty
culture.
Wonderful
demand
for
barbers
and
lady
hairdressers.
Special
low
rales
now
on.
Tools
free.
have
thirty-two
school
in
Canada
and
U.S.A.
Write
or
call
Moler
System
of
Col
leg
a
,
10
Hastings
Kat,
Vancouver,
ll.C.
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SALK.-
-50
x
II
WiirklMi.il:
38
h.p.
2
cylinder
Clay
engine.
.Mwater-Kent
ignition,
speed
7
knots;
pilot
house
ami
engine
room
all,
forecastle
forward
built
1918;
auilable
for
cannery
work;
capacity
of
lank'
1000
gallons.
For
price
nod
terms,
apply
J.
Field,
P.O.
Hnx
HI.
Prince
Hupert,
ILK.
If
FOlt
SALK.
Hoover
Fdeetrie
Vneuum
Cleaner,
No.
St
I,
with
all
attachments,
almost
new.
Owner
moving
to
enuntrv.
Cash
or
exchange
radio.
Applv
Hox
281,
Dally
News
Office.
run
s.vi.r..
unties
mwn
es-
tume
trimnied
with
beaver.
Almost
new.
Size
3H.
Cost
U'5.
Will
sell
for
135.
Phon.-
781.
250
FOUIt
roomed
house
for
sale
o
Kigblli
Aveniie
West,
npar
Mc
Hride.
Apply
133
Kighllh
Ave
West
aflor
five
o'clo;k.
17
1
TO
RENT
IO
HF.NT.
Four
roomed,
fur
nished,
modern
house;,
with
piano
and
large
pantry.
Also
three
rooms
furnished,
moI-
crn.
Phone
llluc
195.
tf
FOIl
HUNT.
Aparlnienl
ovffr
Weslenhaver
Hndhws
office
hiiildltig;
also
two
roomed
house
at
rear.
FOIl
HK.NT.
Planus,
player
'
pianos,
phonographs
and
sew
ing
machines.
.
Walker's
Music
Store.
If
FUHNISHKD
HOUSi:
for
lletit.
Kiinge
and
other
furniture
for
sale.
SIR
Fourth
Aventie
Fast.
FOIl
HUNT.
Two
room
furnish
ed
apartment
by
day,
week
or
month.
J'hiine
Hed
007.
MISCELLANEOUS
Iipr
PAY
WOIIK
FOIl
MF.N.
To
Ihe
unemployed
or
men
who
work
for
laborers'
pay
when
Hie
worlds
greatest
imlnstrv
nerds
thousands
or
men
at
05c
to
1
.00
per
hour,
clfy
and
country
shops.
Wo
Iraln
you
for
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ns
trunk
drivers
nulo-mechanlcs,
ignitidn
experts,
ballery
we,i,,R
,
y.
canlslng.
Wn
also
leach
brlok-laying,
lllesclflng
and
pWlcr-Ing.
Call
or
write
for
free
catalogue.
Ilempinit
Auto
Fn-glneerlng
S-lmol,
lo
Hastings
Street
East.
Vancouver,
ll.C.
CARS
FOR
SALE.
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5
pnen-
ger
touring
!I00.00
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&
mseoger
louring
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seven.
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tire
car
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truck,
panel
body
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t
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light
delivery
ehal.
rebuilt
H.OO
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ear
guaranteed
in
good
mechanical
rundilinti.
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term
eitu
be
arrangisl.
KAIEN
GARAGE
'
Furd
and
Cnevndel
Setvtee
gta-tiun.
Agents
for
Mclaughlin,
Oakland.
Illdsiuobde
him!
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ear,
n,
O.M.I..
and
Federal
I'ruckt.
WltF.i:KLii
SK.HVICK
DAY
AND
MilllT.
DOARD
HOAHD
The
Inlander.
810
Seeond
Avenue.
Phone
137.
CARPENTERS
WHFN
having
your
house
repair
ed,
see
A.
II.
MttcPherson.
Phone
HUck
187.
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Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Oust)
Special
0
and
7
passcjigcr
Stude-
bakers
a,
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
EROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Fmpret
Hotel.
FANCY
NEEDLEWORK
An
Ideal
Gift
for
Your
Overseas
Fr.ends
Always
appreciated
and
ensy
In
mail.
Hoe
display
at
Women's
Kxch.inge
I'laee
your
order
here
for
Private
'Xiiihs
Cnrd.
THE
DOLLAR
STORE
KINDLING
WOOD
All
dry
inside
wood,
kindling
afjd
blocks
mixed,
10.00
per
load
delivered.
Outside
wood,
tJl.50
per
load
delivered.
Norwe
glnn
style
Hall
Alaska
Herring
in
30
lb.
and
HO
-lb.
kegs.
IOi:
per
lb.
ISAACSON
Seal
Cove.
Phone
Hlack
tftl
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
Hole
agents
for
Columbia
lleeords
We
repair
Phonographs,
Hicyeles,
Huggles,
'Itacriuels-
and
Musical
Instruments
of
ull
kinds.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl-ure
Store.
We
Huy,
Sell
and
Fr-c
hangs
New
and
Secondhand
Hoods.
QtO.
PAPADUPULIS,
830
Third
ve
Phone
Alfl
ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
-
llaggage
and
Kxpres
Stand
:LH
tin's
News
Stand,
Phone
352.
Ilns.
Phone
Hreen
020.
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES.
Homo
Furniture,
and
Itanges
siillnblo
for
every
home.
Christmas
goods
arriving
dally.
F.very
limn
you
pass
my
slore
call
In.
You
nro
"most
welcome
A.
Mackcnr.'e,
Furniture
Home.
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TRANSFER
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