r
November
6,
1925.
-
TUB
DA.LLT
KEW1
HRISIMS
CA
Are
now
on
Display
in
our
Store.
RDS
Y
it
will
find
ii
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I
to
Miil
your
even
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and
n.hlrc
iirinli'it
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I
w.lli
envelopes
to
nmleli
fmm
s.hu
iter
dozen
We
have
Colored
TinMie
Paper.
Tug.
Kuala
and
lb
xr
for
wrapping
"d
parking
our
Cliriatniu
d
i
nun
nr.
ii
our
Clirilmi
Shopping
i-jiih.
Ormes
Limited
'
I
MMIt
I
I'l
1
3rd
Ave.
and
Bin
SU
Fancy
Tlx-
Hcxall
Hlorc
Phone
82
and
200
NEW
-:-
SEASON'S
r
rozen
bait
$25.00
Per
Ton
The
Finest
Obtainable
on
the
Coast
anauian
Hisn
v
Inn
Mnrapp
In
HH
m
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lS
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C
Prince
Rupert
RYDOCK
AND
v
HIPYARn
kJL
111
X
.X
JL.JL
TlJLS
Opruing
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
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Drill
m
L
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b.tt...
III'
af
urmwi
MIHVr.
f
Mllll
V
pIV
II
makeri,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELD
I
HQ.
Our
plant
ie
equipped
tu
handle
Ml
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
TUGBOATS
Day
Phone
423
530
Gr.
238
Black
738
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBYj
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phone
687
539
Gr.
238
Dlack
735
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
IcanadianI
d
r
r.i
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
F
UTCMUN.
WttAKCtlL
Jl'KUU.
SUCH
At
KmkWr
16.
30
DtWr
14
f
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA
ui
JUTIU
KamaWf
J.
20.
DiwauVr
4.
18
.
,
IX
MIHCtU
ItAUICE
Buladala,
Swanaon
Dir,
latt
Ball
Dlla.
Ocuan
Ftl,
Namu,
Alart
Bay,
Campball
Ritar,
and
Vancouvar
ar
Saturday
11
am,
lny
for
ill
Blaamahlp
Lint.
Full
Information
from
w.
o.
oncHnnp
oanarai
Aoani,
Oornof
of
4lh
Straal
and
rd
Atanua,
Print
Ruparl,
B.O.
CORBY'S
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
bottfod
ia
Bond
under
Dominion
Government
supervision
The
Quui
Whisty
of
Cunodu-
sinccl859
is
is
advertisement
is
nut
pulilishoil
or
displaced
ly
the
wquor
uonlnil
Hoard
or
by
the
Uovernmoul
of
v
British
Unlit
u
Ina,
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
try
057.
Valentin."
Dairy.
Phone
tf
D'".
II.
K.
Treniayiie
left
for
iii-iivir'oii
lliiM
nioriiiii(!
H
truih.
Watkiiw
tentative
I'.
Product".
Hepre-U.
.Miller,
lllue
2U5.
If
bedroom,
Dining
i-iMhit
Himiiii
urnitu
til
nir
m
Tile'.
11(10111
v.
20
at
i'l
per
Social
and
dance
at
the
Regi
mental
Armoury
on
Friday.
Nov.
13.
Gentlemen
EOc.
ladle
fr.
CltlTic'i
fterx
ice.
lav
and
Caff.
to
Taxi
nnd
Mcukenpor
l'lym!
07.
.Service
night.
Stand,
Car!
Ion
and
7
to
tf
pjn.
tf
UiililriMi
f.
Si-wink-
etnKei!
will
ic
held
(.i.y
Saturday
from
p.m.
al
Mm.
J.
I
ioIJ'b
132
Hi'iiuml
Avi'iiuc.
o'-cii.
J
inn
i
the
coal
you
Willi!.
.n
iliMv
hluck
HOioks
Ut
I
In-
pipf.
ll.no
per
ton
Prun
e
Itupert
TiHiiftr
anil
Taii.
IMioite
1
1
1.
2C0
Mr.
ami
Mr.
Viclwr
lleuKtitun
.
a
a
"1
.Maple
i
my
were
paitoeiuziir
ftiiiliiitc
thin
miMiiiuK
ou
the
I'r.inee
It
u
perl
fur
Vancuuvttr
en
ii.ule
In
i
he
I'
piled
stntea.
Call
1
1-'
for
h.mkI
i-oal.
1
1.(10
per
Ion
delivered.
Why
pay
inure
fr
eoal
when
you
ran
buy
fo
(In-
pru-e.
Prime
ltuert
TraiiK-fer
and
Taxi.
Phone
112.
280
l-t
Hallalion
North
U.C.
Iteiri-meti!,
I'diureh
Parade
next
Sunday
morn
in?
Kanit
Andrew'
n
alhedral.
I'nirurma
Uaued
al
UiiHiiei-niMMter'o
SI
ore
baturduy.
iiv
Kdward
LipMU,
totW
"of
I
he
firm
of
Lionel
I
.V
Cunnintrhain.
airnwl
lnl
night
Un
the
CalPi
to
pay
a
regular
vinit
of
iiite--
tion
tu
I
he
local
buaiiienn.
Mr.
Lip"fM
in
a
guent
at
the
Prince
Itupert
Hotel.
l.isrhlhoue
lender
ftewiiialoit
R'.apl.
Marry
(Vmitsfon.
after
lie-
iiik
al
tbe
dry
dock
for
a
mould
n-.eiMim
annual
overhaul
ami
rtjiaii.
Ifl
I
he
plant
tlii
morii-Itia
for
her
lieiilgUHrler
at
ll:(
Diahy
Ulaud
marhie
itepM.
.Monday
iieinar
I'haiikxKivina
Day
the
pom
off
Ire
reilralioii
and
general
delivery
wu-keln
will
he
open
from
9
a
.in.
lo
1
1
a.m.
only.
Heeeul
inul
ruction
untued
h
!he
pout
offjee
ileparlmeiit
advoe
that
on
all
latulory
holiday
the
puhlir
lobby
of
lite
poti
orriee
i
to
le
open
from
8
a.m.
lo
H
p.m.
SOU
M.
I'.
MnCaffery
nailed
for
aneouver
mi
Hie
t'jX.H.
ateamei
I
Inn
morning
on
iwtraonal
bui-
iii-s.n.
While
in
Hie
aoutli
Mr
MeCaffery.
a
ehairiuaii
o
the
.
irii
Itoartl,
will
take
v
maMm
aliacliny
the
cxportina
of
Kiaiu
theuiuth
tin-
port,
and
will
interview
offieiaU
of
the
C.ii.M.M
with
a
view
tv
havitur
i
heir
rreighlem
pioneer
the
norlliern
uniiii
route.
II
oval
her
13.
Mqoac
ami
IS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
'
Min-trel
Serenade,
Unite,
f.liui
cli.
NoM-iukei-
5
V
C.
ilihllellows'
whist
dance.
November
10.
I'redliyterian
Nuveiuher
12.
!?t.
Andrew's
Ladies'
Hiuaar.
December
2.
Lutheran
Church
fSf
.'.
i
a
ft
FIT
drive
uiul
Olmroli
llaxuar
Purple
llaxaar
Nueiu
Scrt!auilii(l.v
funny
farce,
".fano."
Wcatholtne,
Nuveniber
10
Mannar
November
IT,i
lliiptisl
Church
Daxnnr,
November
:
Ladies'
!0.
Aid
Auxiliarv
Ladies
Aid:
CATARRH
l
the
BLADDER
rifhfin.n;
mirvl
boararanlf
atlifAI'HllT-flS
Do
Your
Bowels
Ever
Become
Constipated?
A
free
motion
of
tlio
bowel,
every
day,
ahouJd
x
tbe
aim
of.
every
on
who
aopire
to
perfect
health,
for
orire
the
bowel
become
clogged-op
all
the
other
orpann
of
the
body
get
drtranRfcil,
and
all
kind
of
dineaie
and
diaurdem
are
liable
to
attack
the
ytem.
If
you
take
our
ad
rice
and
um
Milburn's
yon
will
find
that
they
wDl
rejpilata
and
ki-ep
your
bowel
and
liver
la
proper
Minpe,
and
when
this
it
done
there
i
not
much
chance
of
you
ever
being
ii:lt.
This
valuable
remedy
ha
been
on
the
market
for
the
p:ut
32
year;
Lut
up
only
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co.,
united,
Toronto,
OnU
Two
cars
at
yiur
eervicc
Shuddon
luxi.
Piioi.e
134.
tf
Hi
(clearance
Bul-
if
l
urni
lure
al
J
lie
h.
ZD
iht
rent
re-
ilueliou.
'00
We
dancer
og
hopper,
Hall,
Saturday
n'ght.
Llnd-seth'a
orchestra.
Don't
forpef
In
inipeel
ou
alork.
Openins
loil.iy.
tfeuly
&
1
oo(loli.
Sixth
.
it
reel
.
J.
A.
Mould
reached
the
city
am
ami
Mailed
for
Vancouver.
V.
of
How
Ijike
on
yeaterdav'ii
I
hi
morning
liaxter
MoCallum
Muilod
lhi
iinirninp
on
the
i:.
N.
I'.
aleamer
fur
Vanouvr
lo
upend
a
holiday
with
HI
parents.
'
Jit
i.
The
fire
departifienT
had
a
call
at
6.15
U-.I
evejliny
to
83i
Tlnri!
Avenue
Went
wmw
Hiere
was
a1
chimney
fire.
o
liumae
wu
done.
Have
you
triad
oiu
Iteeo
eoal?
Nut
aixe
$11.00
ir
ton
delivered.
Rero
aluve
coal
Ji'J.50.
Jteew
iuuip
1
3.50.
Prince
l'.Upert
Transfer
and
Tajd.
l'lione
112.
ttlMtke
lur
Lome
in
Otter
2GU
Allien
Farrow,
flfauiboat
iu
aiieetor.
who
ha
ween
here
for
the
pat
couple
of
day
on
de
part
men
I
duliex,
returned
l-,
Vancouver
mi
l.'ie
I'nuee
Itupert
tbic
tuorninp.
Mr,
lie
tluje
arrived
on
ye-teiilay
afteriii'iin'.
train
from
Vancouver
lo
viaii,
.
with
hur
Uiollier.
Mrx.
H.
Ooliltdooiii.
vh
ii
.iiortly
leavinpr
Uie
city
in
the
intei-exl
of
her
health.
Conjuror
And
now,
my
little
man.
1
will
transfer
(hi
f.'O
pold
piece
frnm
under
this
liat
into
your
coat
iiocket.
:
Small
Hoy
I'll
bet
you
a
iiickel;
you
i-an't.
i
Conjuror
Very
wsll;
we
hull
iee.
Small
boy
.1
ain'l
jsot
no
pocket
in
(hi
it
up
caiine
o'
cruinlirt,
.8
a.m.
DIiiHY
ISLAND.
Cloudy.
IlKhl
snuluea!
wmd
liartimeter.
80.28:
tiuiiperalur?,
4t:
xea
moolh:
8
p.m.
pfte
xteuiner
Hi
ray
al
Naden
llarhur:
0
n.nt.
puke
Kleainci
Yukon,
43;
mile"
from
Seattle
.oi:lihoQml;
8
p.m.
ioke
Meanier
City
of
Vancouver,
bound
for
Vkuluma.
1
108
miles
from
Vam-ouvtif;
l2:Sf
a.m.
spoke
HtiMtm-i-
.l'pinee
llu-,
perl
in
Ohseivalioy
Inlet
hound
for
Prince
lluiier!.
DEAD
Tltlii:
POINT,
-
Rain
ing;.
miuthcHsl
nale;
liaroine-ler.
30.00;
.IpmperniiirfL
-15;
sen
rough.
HULL
UAlllKilt.
-CIotHly.
Icesh
ftOUtheiiHt
if
ale;
haromoler.
:t(.lt,
Dinpeiiilur.
17;
sea
moderate;!
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Admiral
JUuiers,
Ketchikan
fur
Seattle.
I
J05
miles
from
Seattle;'
0
a.m.!
Jmund
fnr
I.opan
Inlet;
0.30
p.m.
poke
ulttaiuer
l'nnces
Heat
rice
itbeuiu
Pine
Island
ilflrtliliouiul.
Noon
DUiHY
ISLAND.
OloTuly.
liKht
outhua,'t..wind:
liaroineler.
an.-
SS:
leuiperattire.
I0:,16
a.ni.
apokc
Hupert
abeam
Koullihouml.
'.'I;
sea
smooth;;
steamer
.Prince
I
Lawyer
Island
DKAD
TlllIK
PiUXT.
Itain-
iiiK.
stroiiK
foullnast
wind;
bur-!
omeler.
80.00;
li-mpucature.
10:!
ea
rough.
HI
LL
ILMH"lt
(Jlcar,
trontt!
houlhenal
wind;
:
itOmuler,
ao.-j
llf:
tioioteiMi
i
in...
so.
r.oF;ii
I
1
1
1
I
Here
and
Th
ere
"Canada
has
the
greatest
opportunity
of
any
community
on
the
face
of
the
earth,"
aUted
St.
Loe
Strachy,
editor
and
proprietor
of
tbe
London
Spectator,
in
the
course
"of
a
recent
address
before
the
Canadian
Club.
He
stressed
the
advantaces
the
country
enjoyed
in
her
large
wheat,
area,
electrical
energy,
wood
pulp
and
mineral
assets.
Between
20,000
and
25,000
men
are
expected
to
work
in
the
forests
of
the
Province
of
Quebec
during
the
coming
winter,
according
to
the
chief
forester
of
the
province.
It
is
anticipated
there
will
be
a
good
season
in
the
pulp
and
paper
products,
but
that
the
cut
of
lumber
will
not
be
eo
heavy
owing
to
the
low
price
prevalent
for
sawn
lumber.
Cordial
relations
between
the
ports
of
Quebec
and
Liverpool
were
emphasized
recently
by
tbe
exchange
of
cables
by
the
respective
Chief
Magistrates
of
the
two
cities.
The
accasion
was
the
Civic
Week
Celebration
at
Liverpool
when
the
Lord
Mayor,
Thomas
Dowd,
sent
Mayor
Joseph
Samson,
of
Quebec,
greetings
to
which
the
latter
responded.
A
record
for
October
weddings
was
esUblished
at
the
Windsor
Station,
Montreal,
early
in
that
month,
when
twenty
couples
invaded
the
Concourse
on
their
way
to
Boston,
Quebec,
Ottawa
and
Toronto.
Two
of
the
bridegrooms
were
bounced
following
time-honored
custom.
It
used
to
be
the
fashion
to
subject
brides
to
this
usage,
but
since
the
advent
of
short
skirts
the
practice
has
been
frowned
upon.
Establishing
what
is
easily
a
world
record
for
movement
of
wheat,
grain
poured
into
Fort
William
and
Port
Arthur
elevators
at
the
rate
of
nearly
thirty
bushels
a
second
for
the
whole
of
the
24
hours
of
October
5.
from
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
cars.
In
all,
1,704
cars
were
unloaded
during
the
day
and
each
car
carries
an
average
load
of
1,500
bushels,
representing
a
total
of
2
556,000
bushels.
Driving
into
stationary
trains
on
level
crossings
seems
to
be
a
favorita
sport
on
the
part
of
a
number
of
motorists
judging
by
reports
coming
in
recently
from
different
sections.
The
latest
is
from
Gait,
where
an
automobile,
in
broad
daylight,
ran
into
a
freight
train
consisting
of
18
loaded
and
15
empty
cars
standing
in
plain
view
on
a
crossing.
Fortunately
no
one
was
hurt,
but
the
instance
Is
another
of
cross
carelessness
on
the
part
ef
motorists.
The
Grand
Challenge
Cop,
emblematic
of
the
First
Aid
championship
of
the
entire
system
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
was
won
by
the
Weston
Shops
team,
of
Winnipeg,
champions
of
the
West,
against
McAdam,
N.B.,
team,
champions
of
the
East
and
last
year's
winners,
after
a
searching
test
of
the
two
teams
conducted
at
the
Place
Viger
Hotel,
Montreal,
recently.
The
margin
between
the
two
teams
was
coal.
Mh
sewed
so
narrow
as
to
be
in
doubt
to
the
altera
had
it
full
WIRELESS
REPORT.
last
moment.
Weston
took
points
out
of
a
possible
C72
McAdam
had
499.
607
and
Tourist
traffic
development
throughout
Canada
has
reached
such
proportions
as
to
equal
the
value
ef
a
fairly
good
wheat
crop,
and
such
development
has
only
just
'begun,
is
the
opinion
of
Colonel
Phil.
Moore,
of
Yohe
Valley,
B.C.,
interviewed
recently.
He
thought
that
an
estimate
of
three
hundred
million
dollars
spent
by
tourists
annually
in
Canada
was
not
too
high.
Growth
of
interest
in
the
Canadian
Rockies
was
very
noticeable
and
although
the
majority
of
tourists
there
were
Americans,
yet
Canadians,
too,
were
beginning
to
discover
thera
said
the
ColaneL
The
sreal
bloom
of
sweetpea.
chrysanthemum,
pansies.
mignonette,
nasturtiums,
daisies
an.
I
marguerites
at
the
pate
at
the
Dry
Dock
lias
been
exciting
coin-J
inenl
from
out
of
town
visitor
to
the
ltg
plant
about
the
ch-nrale
of
Prince
Itupert.
Resident
Pass
;
from
both
north
and
souMi
of
ill.C.
have
expressed
I
heir
envv
of
weather
conditions
so
favorable
for
horlii-uliui'e
al
this,
time
of
I
lie
year.
Sometfiing
elsetobe
ThanWul
for
2
1
ShocIWish"
am.,1,7,1
Trrrv
Sho
RECORD!
Beciricalli
Recorded
i
Oftese
JM&mmm
tJZecordinPs
Head
in
Drtusical
Qualities
TMEY
ARE
GUARANTEED
'.
JUST
LISTEN
TO
THEM
2950
"Brown
Eyes"
"You
Told
Me
to
Go"
With
Carl
Fenton's
Orchestra
and
Vocal
Charm,
2949
"Angry"
"In
the
Purple
Twilight"
Fox
Trots
by
Bennie
Krueger's
Orchestra.
2951
"Just
One
More
Waltz
With
You"
"Remember"
For
Dancing
Regent
Club
Orchestra
and
Chorus.
2944
"Drinking
Song"
From
"The
Student
Prince,
by
the
Brunswick
Male
Chorus.
"Oh;
Miss
Hannah"
By
the
Criterion
Quartet
with
Orchestra.
15107
Albert
Spalding
The
mont
widely-acclaimed
Violinist
In
.
manr
otays
Moszkowski's
"GLTTARRE"
and
"NOBODY
KNOWS
THE
TROUBLE
I'VE
SEEN,"
a
composition
of
While's.
D't
m!aa
calliac
jr
Bnu.lck
Dtalar
ial
karia(
Um
rial
hIum.
Messrs
J.
Lome
MacLaren,
Ltd
"J-w-v
VXfrf
it
Jllutays
StmrtHng.
'
'
v
WICKER
Chairs
and
Rockers
-and-
Wicker
Library
Tables
We
must
make
mom
for
Fall
Uouds
and
arc
bulling
off
tins
line
ol
furniture
ut
Reduced
Prices
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
8.8.
PRINCE
RUPERT
tout
PRINCE
CHARLES
will
leavi-
PRINCE
RUPERT
1".
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
ami
luli-rmi-dUli-
piililts
vacti
FRIDAY
at
8
a.m.
ai.U
SUNDAY,
11
p.m.
6.8.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fur
STEWART
anil
ANYOX,
WEDNESDAY,
10
pjn.
S.S.
PRINCE
CHARLES
r.n
STEWART,
SATURDAY,
10
p.m.
8.8.
PRINCE
JOHN
Tui
luiglllly
fur
VANCOUVER
Via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
cpt
Sunday
S.III.
Tur
PRINCE
QEORQE,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
ull
phiiiis
Eastern
i
invlt.
I
nilml
Slalt-..
AQENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlektl
Offlca,
828
Third
Aa,
Prlnc
RuparL
Phona
260
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailing
truni
I'rinre
Rupert,
er
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaen
Ban.
and
Al.rl
Bar,
Tuaadar,
8
P..
'or
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA.
A
I
art
a,
and
Swanaoii
B.
Saturdaf,
10
A..
For
ANYOX,
PORT
8IMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlr
Cannarlaa,
Thuradaf
pjn.
For
PORT
SIMPSON,
ANYOX.
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART,
Sunday,
8
p.m.
18
arid
Atanu.
J.
aamalay,
A
mil
Print
Ruparl,
8.0.
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
witli
mklitiunul
machine!!
lor
the
niumifui-Uire
uf
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
v
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
ulso
curried
in
stock.
Suvo
handling
charges
by
buying
direct
Troiii
llio
source
W
supply.