Pleasure!
The
Anchor-Donaldson
and
Cunard
Canadian
are
the
delights
of
the
majestic,
historic
St.
Lawrence
River
with
the
advantage
of
"travel
de
luxe"
on
the
magnificent
Anchor-Donaldion
and
Cunard
steamers,
Wifthrr
roil
tnvtl
Cabin
or
Third
Clan
ou
will
Hod
that
twr
cxiidmuon
bat
been
glvto
to
your
coraioit.
pUatura
a4
walfara.
Crtrr
room
Invlici
tetaiatloa.
Etch
talon,
lounit
and
tutrroom
It
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,
nou
ot
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and
luiurtou.
comlon,
!)
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cotjr
fiicpUut,
toll
brrtha.
aoaciow
eVcfca,
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,ou
lo
plr
d
eatrclaa.
ChiMifafa
room
with
atUMlanta
in
charge.
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loo.
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t(thi(
variety
food,
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ANCHOR-DONALDSON
CUNARD
CANADIAN
SERVICES
Local
and
Personal
DC.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Try
Valentin
Dairy.
Phone
057,
tf
Ooldbloom
is
brintrinir
hack
fur
coats.
Wait
till
you
see
themi
A
copy
of
the
aureemcnt
which
will
Ire
nistieii
between
tbe
eily
and
pareuts
in
connection
with
)!
Iiolding
of
enmr
matrirula
i.
in
rUf
in
the
High
School
w.i-
-iiliiiiiltfil
to
and
approved
'r
by
the
M'li.ml
IiimiiI
ImkI
night
It
uruviden
tlial
Ihe
total
pay
iiK'i
i
.if
$125
rer
pupil
will
be
m.
tilr
in
five
equal
two-monthly
;m
mi'iili.
Oil
y
Treasurer
Malhe
"ti
un
reuue.ted
lo
proceeil
with
I
In-
issuance
and
Mgning
of
In-
forms'.
The
regular
monthly
meetiuj
f
Ihe
chool
board
was
held
Jal
mglil,
buineH
being
largely
f
a
routine
nature
including
tin
punning
oT
accounts
lotallinu
1.
5Ml.lt
and
a
pnyroll
ot
fO.I25.fiO.
Present
at
the
meet
ing
were
Chairman
C.
11.
Orme.
TiuIh
W.
().
Fullon
and
S.
I
JohiiKlone;
Secretary
J.
L.
Chris
lie.
I.
II.
Jl.irlnet.
principal
of
Hnolh
School;
Misn
S.
A.
Mills
principal
of
llordcn
Street
-rhool.
Minn
It
it
t
li
Slewart,
prin
i-ipal
of
Seal
Cove
School,
J.
C
Hi
inly,
principal
of
the
High
Si-In
ml.
and
Donald
llo,
nuper-
i-iii-
of
the
manual
training
de
iiii-i
mi'iil.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
tjyi
.i
Carnival
and
I)aucc
(Oo-
iubcr
I:
and
13.
Itelii'kab
lliii.uir
Saturday,
Oc-
lober
17.
Catholic
Church
llaiaar,
Octo
ber
21
and
22.
Ilonpilal
Hallowe'en
Hall,
Oct
ober
30.
Hill
Sixty
Clinpler
I.O.D.K.
liazaar,
October
31.
Anglican
Church
liazaar
No
vember
5.
Prenbylerian
Church
November
1
liazaar
lloyal
Purple
liazaar
ll
Moone
liazaar
November
and
18.
17
Haplist
Church
Ladies'
Aid
Hazniir,
November
20.
SI.
Andrew's
Ladles'
Auxiliary
liazaar.
December
2.
'
Lutheran
Cliurnh
Ladies'
Ha8ar,
peoeinhsr
4.
Aid
Win.
llalagno
will
resume
violin
lemons
October
15.
Phone
Ited
511.
230
CP.lt.
steamer
Priiieexs
Mary,
northbound
from
Vancouver
to
Alaska
port,
j
due
to
arrive
here
early
lhi
evening.
Milton
(ionzate
left
on
(hie
morning's
train
for
llazelton
oh
bu'lne.
He
wiil
return
to
Ihe
city
tomorrow
afternoon.
Mi
K.
K.
Magar.
who
-arrived
Ibi
week
from
Stewart,
sailed
Itii
morning
qu
the
Calala
for
ner
home
in
Port
Simpson.
Fred
Stork
tell
la,
I
night
for
Ocean
Fall,
llella
Coola
and
Surf
Inlet.
He
will
lie
away
foi
iMinsibly
a
week
on
a
campaigi.
I
rip.
The
Liberal
committee
room.".
corner
Second
Ave.
and
Fourth
StreeL
next
to
.
the
Walker's
Munic
lor
are
opn
every
after
noon
and
evening.
(T
251
i
,7
J
T
IWFL
SPHCIAl.
Week-eiud
only,
on
sale
at
reduced
price
lo
make
room
for,
winter
and
Chrintma
stoch.
ie
Furniture
llou.
W.
J.
Klmendorf,
well
known
Seattle
mining
man,
returned
miuIIi
on
the
Prince
Ituperl
lanl
night
after
having
spent
a
fort
night
in
Hie
district.
David
Ilo.
left
last
night
on
I
be
Prince
llupcrl
for
Vancouver
lo
join
Mrs.
Hons
and
family
who
nailed
a
couple
of
weekn
agb
for
the
south
on
a
holiday
trip.
Or.
Kergin
announced
for
the
llolary
Club
meeting
yesterday
that
President
Tom
McClymont
wan
now
in
New
Yo?k
ami
would
yet
lie
away
for
several
weeks.
C.
D.
Howe,
head
of
ihe
firm
designing
the
elevator
here.
nailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
llu
port
for
the
south
together
with
the
grain
commission
party.
Capl.
A.
Cameron,
master
of
the
Coastwise
Steamship
,
I
large
Co.V
steamer
Marmioii,
arrived
in
the
oily
from
Anyox
(m
tho
Prince
Ilupert
last
nigh
I
mid
i
registered
at
Ihe
Prince
llu
per'
Hotel.
i.
C.
MacKay,
district
en
gineer
for
the
pun
initial
depart
-
men
I
of
public
work.,
left
on
yenienlay
s
train
for
llazelton
on
a
trip
of
inspection
He
is
ex
pected
bark
at
the
end
of
the
weeR.
Union
slenmer
Cntala,
Capl.
A
Johnstone,
arriveiL
from
tlif
south
at
7:15
this
morning
and
sailed
at
u
for
Skeena
and
Naas
poihls.
Tho
vessel
wlfl
sail
from
hero
southbound
lu-uiorrow
morning
at
to
o'clock.
Charges
oT
vagrancy
against
ilwood.
Hard
and
Agnes
Dennis
were
'placed
in
Ihe
etly
police
court
this
morning.
Hard
was
remanded
until
Monday
and
the
girl
irl,
nasi
nt
Vancouver
Island.
They
nre
using
one
nf
Ihe
IIS2I,
machines
Mint
was
hero
and
their
bau
is
at
UauUiel'd.
1
Miss
Violet
Mortimer
Married
to
Paul
Yelton
Last
Even-Inn
In
St.
Andrews
Church
One
of
the
prettiest
weddings
Prince
Ituperl
has
seen
took
place
last
night
in
HI.
Andrews'
Anglican
Church,
Hev.
Archdeacon
Mix,
administrator
of
Hie
diocese
of
Caledonia,
officiating,
when
Miss
Violet
Mortimer,
daughter
of
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Edward
Mortimer
of
this
city,
became
the
bride
of
1'aul
II.
Yelton,
formerly
of
Kentucky
hut
now
of
Hiverside,
California.
The
church
was
filled
to
Ihe
doors
by
the
many
friends
of
(he
bride
and
of
the
Tamily,
with
all
of
whom
she
is
deservedly
popular
The
bride,
who
looked
ex
tremely
pretty
gowned
in
white
satin
with
double
lace
tulle
veil
draped
to
form
a
train,
held
with
a
wreath
of
orange
blossoms
and
white
heather
ami
carrying
a
bouquet
of
pale
(link
roses,
entered
the
church
on
the
arm
of
her
father
to
the
strains
of
the
wedding
march
played
by
Miss
Kllell.
Mrs.
Charles
Kvitt,
matron
ol
honor,
was
a
striking
figure
in
pale
mauve
-willi
picture
hat
and
feather
to
nialch.
Two
liny
tots
followed,
little
Oeraldine
Cade,
in
mauve.
sweet
little
flower
girl,
and
Gordon
Wright,
equally
admired
in
Hie
garb
of
a
white
sailor,
as
page.
The
bride's
mother
wore
dark
blue
georgette
with
lace
hat
to
match.
The
groom
was
supported
b
Itichmoiid
Mortimer,
brother
of
the
bride
and
the
ushers
were
Alex.
Ilix
and
W.
Walton,
mem
bers
of
the
younger
set
to
which
Ihe
bride
belonged.
The
church
was
beaulifully
deeoraled
with
flowers
and
greenery
and
the
service
was
fully
choral,
most
of
the
mem
bers
of
the
choir
being
personal
friends
of
Hie
bride.
Reception
Held
Following
the
service,
which
was
a
mosl
impressive
one,
u
re-l
ceplion
was
held
in
the
new
I.O.D.1L
Hall
on
Fifth
Avenue,
which
had
been
specially
lire-J
pared
for
the
occasion.
This
room
was
tastily
decorated,
the
work
having
been
done
under
Ihe
direction
or
W.
Watt
and
A
Itix.
The
wedding
rake
was
cul
by
Mrs.
Kvitt
and
refreshments
were
served
to
Ihe
guests
by
Mrs.
Wright,
assisted
by
friends
of
:he
bride.
In
proposing
Hie
loast
to
the
bride.
Archdeacon
Itix
referred
to
the
charming
qualities
which
had
made
her
so
popular
in
the
community.
He
had
known
her
for
many
years
and
he
knew
nothing
but
good
of
her.
As
a
close
friend
or
the
rainily
and
a
member
ol
his
congregation,
he
felt
any
man
was
lucky
to
get
ucli
a
helpmeet.
The
loast
whs
drunk
with
en
thusiasm
aud
with
musical
hon
ors
and
responded
lo
appropriately
by
I
he
groom.
American
Consul
Waketield
(lieu
spoke
a
few
words
in
welcoming
the
bride
to
the
United
Stales
and
Mr.
Mortimer
replied,
(o
a
toast
to
Ihe
parents.
The
young
couple
was
escorted
lo
tie
boat
by
a
bevy
of
the
brides
former
companions
and
an
informal
reception
was
held
on
Ihe
upper
deck
or
Ihe
.-learner
Prince
jtuperl
where
Ihe
bride
was
showered
with
confetti
and
wilh
good
wishes
for
her
rulure
happiness.
Her
going
away
dress
was
or
dark
blue
crepe
de
chine
and
coat
trimmed
with
Tor
with
hal
lo
mulch.
fiiT
I
he
departure
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Yelton,
who
will
make
their
home
in
Hiverside,
California,
Ihe
guests
again
repaired
to
Ihe
reception
hall,
where
dancing
was
continued
until
Ihe
earlv
hours
lo
tho
strains
ot
the
Ser-euadeis
orchestra.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert.
W.
II.
Oalhraith,
Port
Ks-
singlon:
W.
S.
Morse,
.
Laurel
pleading
guilly
lo
drunken-'W''n!,;n:1.
"
NN":
H,1'0W,,'I
W;
"
ess,
was
rined
$25
and
ordere.lt
";l,io"'
h'
Knleyside,
O.
A
leave
town.
illogers
and
1-red
O.
Myers,
an-
nc
lo
i
.
.
couver;
t.api.
A.
Cameron
and
Flight
Lieutenant
F.nrl
Mac-jMr
aI"'
rl
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A.vix.
ml
win
wnu
in
rniiiii.iiiiii
i.r'
vonirai
tho
aerial
risheries
palrol
de-
ltinloir.
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K'l'"''"'.
Vancouver:
ti.
iiieiiiuciu
I
lore
tins
summer,
nnl
Mechanic
A.
t).
Tenmuit.
who
was
also
here,"
are
now
making"
n
two
weeks'
palrol
tor
the
fisli-
rus
department
on
the
west
Ottawa.
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Ruffles!
Ruffles!
Ruffle
Curtains
are
the
very
latest
in
window
decorations;
we
have
a
wide
ranjje
of
patterns
and
colors
in
stock;
your
choice,
from
$1.45
to
$5.75
per
pair
Wo
are-
supporting
Gyro
Carnival
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
i
Phono
123.
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niiugi
mid
an
a
skin
cleanser
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I'll
e.
t.i.
Vanishing
tlreiini.
greaselcs.
cream
Ihul
rubs
Hie
ikin
ami
iliappr
quickly
50c
I
ll
v
(..it.
Alnioiiil
Ocniu
fur
-IitiiI
baud
and
rutiglmes
Ihe
kin
50c
I'
ll
rV
l.
Shaving
lenni,
a
germicidal
Shaving
Snap.
I
K
lube,
five
mould-
of
daily
shave
50c
Ormes
Limited
The
Rexall
Store.
The
Pioneer
Druggists
:
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We
are
Supporting
the
Qyro
Carnival,
Oct.
12th
and
13th.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
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SCHEDULE
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10
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p.m.
for
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Wedneeday,
10.00
p.m.
for
STEWART
Saturday,
10.00
p.m.
S.
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CHARLES
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TRAINS
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RUPERT
DAILY
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Sunday
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r.i
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EDMONTON,
WINNIPEO,
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sutc.
AOENCV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
CUy
Tleaal
Olflea,
B2S
Third
Aa
Print
Rupart.
Phona
260
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BOATS
Day
Phones
423
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Or.
601
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Products
Ltd.
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Man.
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087
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Black
735
ou
uati
get
Iho
"Province'
Hirough
the
mails
or
at
Litllc'H
News
stand
for
$1.00
for
four
months
-or
25e
a
month.
235
The
Liberal
committee
rooms.
Burner
Second'
Ave.
and
Fourth
strwt,
next
to
(lie
Walker's
MuhIc
lore
are
open
every
afternoon
and
evening.
251
At
the
llolary
Cluh
luncheon
eleiilay
Colonel
J.
W.
Nichols
Invited
the
niemher
to
attend
relir-arsalu
of
t
lie
hoys'
hand
wiiieh
were
held
twice
a
week.
An
invitation
for
a
niemher
of
the
cliool
lmard
lo
attend
the
formal
Qtwninz
of
the
new
Uni
verity
or
H.U.
huildintrn
on
October
I
ft
was
ordered
aeknow-
l47u
at
tli
Iroard
meeting
lai
nifht.
Perniiion
was
granted
Hie
lloyn
Hand
hy
Hie
wrhool
hoanl
laul
tiight
to
ue
the
old
hulld
mg
on
Seventh
Avenue
formerly
HTUiifd
by
the
doinenlie
feience
depart
ment,
for
practice
pur-
IIPS.
Mr.
C.
..
liffKert,
Princ
Itu-perl,
who
has
ben
Hie
guerd
of
Mi.
X.
II.
Wallon,
(irovenor
avenue,
has
left
on
a
uliorl
trip
lo
MinneiloH
and
will
return
to
IM'iul
a
fe
day
in
WinniH?
before
reluming
to
her
home
at
Hie
coaat.
Winnipeg
Tribune.
Tlw
M;honl
board
laul
night'
confirmed
the
MiointHieu(
of
J.
L.
Utirislie
as
secretary
itucceed-
iii?
Wi
1.
Vance,
recently
reign-
eI.
Them
wan
an
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