.dnffday,
OdoT
7,
1025.
"men's
Comfortable
and
Sturdy
BOOTS
3rd
Atenue
Goods
-
I
J,
LUKIK
tt).
I.lVJIifcU
vvxcoirv
ji
a.c
.
r
iL.aafriHr
Ruffles!
Ruffles!
Ruffle
Curtains
are
the
very
latest
in
window
decorations;
we
have
a
wide
range
of
patterns
and
colore
in
stock;
your
choice,
from
$1.45
to
$5.75
per
pair
Wo
are
supporting
Gyro
Carnival
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
rree
Phone
123.
Sale
-
-
One
Can
PALM-OLIVE
TALC
POWDER
FREE
v.
n
imiIi
tiibi'
!
I'iIi
i
iiU
Shaving
Cream
35
cents
One
GILLETTE
RAZOR
and
Blade
FREE
with
each
till
.i
It'
ill
Shaving
Ocam
10
cents
Ormes
Limited
T-,s
I'
ii
i
rr
imggit.
II.
vail
Store.
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street.
Phone
82
and
200
hole-ale
and
Itelad
inigg.l
"Oh,
I
Hate
to
Get
Up
in
the
Morning"
S-!!B
Harry
Lander,
mill
on
v..li.l.i
irnmR
ou
probably
feet
like
singing
'he
s
um'
thing.
So
why
not
end
that
nin
n'iil
dnnlgerv
In-day?
TARIF-T
SERVICE
J
l
mil
for
our
TMIUrr-T
SF.HVICK
which
will
do
every
I'
1
of
the
washing
and
nun
ihe
Hit
work
Imi.
Willi
I
lie
a
li
out
of
wu-h
day
tint
"
h.ii.
I"
ge'
up
m
H'
morn-lllg
feeling
will
be
gone
inr
gnud
and
all.
THRIFT-T
SEnVICE.
5c
a
lb.
and
1c
a
piece.
Minimum
Charge
$1.00.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8,
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Ro-locatcd
at
230
Central
Strcot,
Vancouvor,
Willi
mlililUUial
inarliiiie-
for
Hie
innimfaclilio
of
.
SASH,
DCOnS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
ciuTjoil
in
slock.
B'tvu
handling
charges
by
buying
direrl
from
Uic
source
of
supply.
Local
and
Personal
i
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
'try
C37.
Valentin
Dairy.
Anglican
ember
5.
Presbyterian
November
12.
Ilo.val
jlier
13.
I
I
Moose
and
18.
1'horic
tf
Ooldbloom
jut
bringing
back
fur
coals.
Wait
till
you
see
llieinl
tf
I.
I
Martin,
Iloyal
Hank
inspector,
in
a
visitor
in
the
city
having
arrived
last
night
from
A
lire
Ann.
Hceo.
'fhis
z
the
coal
you
need
for
VOIIr
utnvi.
til
hup
Inn
.l.Princc
Hupert
Transfer
&.
Taxi.
Phone
1HU-M2.
'
23
4
Von
can
get
llio
"Province'
Ihrough
the
mail
or
at
Little's
ews
Miami
for
l.00
for
four
months
or
:0c
a
inonlh.
235
.ever
ocner
value
offered
in
Ituperl
Hum
our
lleeo
Goal
811
per
Ion.
Prince
Ituiiert
Transfer
&
laxl.
Phone
lH'j-112.
23
1
I.
J.
bhenlon,
inspector
of
'mine,
returned
on
the
Cardeua
yesterday
afternoon
after
a
lri
lo
Slewart
on
departmental
bus
ines.
The
Liberal
committee
room
ii'iiier
Second
Ave.
and
Fourth
SI
reel,
next
lo
the
Walker''.
Music
store
are
open
every
after
noon
and
evening.
SSI
Mrs.
(irlffilh
of
Allin
Avenue
accompanied
by
lnr
graiuldaugli
ler.
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Cardeua
yesterday
afternoon
af
ter
visiting
in
Anyox.
Mrs,
(IriffHH.
Allin
Avenue
and
her
little
granddaughter
Pearl
Dunbar
returned
on
the
Carriena
yelerdr
from
Any
ox
where
he
had
been
visiting
two
weeks.
W.
F.
Walker,
manager
of
Ar
ranuaie
cannery,
wan
a
passen
ger
going
south
on
the
Cardena
vi
.ii-rday
afternoon
bound
for
iiii
oiiNcr.
The
cannery
in
no
i
limcd
for
the
reason.
!
It.
Silvester,
who
has
been
MaU'luuan
al
Ihe
Orattby
Co.'
flux
mine
al
Swamp
Point,
and
Mr.
Silve-ler
readied
the
city
in
-the
Cardti
yesterday
after
1
1..
on
bring
with
them
Ibeir
household
r
Heels
nd
livestock
including
a
number
of
goals.
Fred
$lork.
Liberal
candidal
i
in
Ihe
federal
election,
and
liiHirge
Nlckerson.
I'mgre.sivn.
relumed
on
the
liardena
yester
day
aflerniMin
after
rainpai?niirt
at
Anyos
and
Stewart,
their
paths
having
crossed
al
the
latter
point.
Mr.
Slorfc
was
assisted
bt
Aid.
lieorpe
Casey
and
Mr.
Nlck
erson
by
W.
II.
Montgomery.
Mr.
Slork
expreel
a
real
pleasure
as
lo
Ihe
reception
he
had
re-reived
in
Hie
mining
camps
and
Mr.
Niekerson
was
also
optimis
tic.
FUNERAL
TODAY.
Tin-
funeral
of
Frank
(ieorge.
Ma-sett
Indian,
who
died
al
l'or
Simpson
on
Sunday,
look
place
:1ns
afleriHMMi
from
the
ll.C.
I
n.
M
inkers'
Parlors
lo
Fair-
Iview
r.enielery.
Archdeacon
U.
A.
'IllX
oflieialed.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I
lijro
Carnival
and
Dance
Oc-lolier
I.'
and
13.
Ilebekah
llaiaar
Saturday,
Do
loher
17.
Calliollo
tMiureh
llaxaar,
Oolo-bcr
21
ami
Hospital
Hallowe'en
Hall,
Ool-ober
30.
Hill
Sixty
Chapter
IKuaar,
October
31.
I.O.D.K.
Church
Hazaar
No-
i
It.inilst
Church
Hazaar,
November
Church
Hazaar
Purple
Hazaar
Novem-
Hazaar
November
17
Ladies'
rt.
All.
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
Breakfast,
Lunches,
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
after
Theatre
Hcfreshments
Our
Specially
is
Home
Made
Ice
Cream
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or
Retail.
You
will
be
pleased
with
our
service.
Let
us
please
you.
K1LLAS&
CHRISTOPHER
Phone
17
Two
cars
at
your
service
Shcddon
Taxi.
Phone
I3t.
tf
Mr,
Hester
Allen
was
fined
25
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning
for
drunkcuuess.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
Farrow
ind
family
returned!
to
their
liome
in
Vancouver
on
the
Car
tena
last
evening.
Mr.
Klondel
appeared
in
i
lie
city
police
court
this
morning
on
a
charge
of
vagrancy
and
Wa
remanded
until
Monday.
Archie
lleattie,
who
has
been,
suffering
from
a
severe
at
(ark
of
hlood
poisoning,
is
sufficiently
recovered
to
tie
around
HigJin.
How
about
that
coal
order
?
Try
our
Heco
stove
coal.
?ll
ler
Ion.
I'rinee
HuperU
'Fruitier
&
Taxi.
Phone
I8U-I12.
23t
Daughters
of
Ilnj-'land
Whist
The
Liberal
committee
rooms.
corner
second
Ave.
and
rounli
SI
nvt.
next
lo
Ihe
Walker's
Music
store
are
open
every
after
noon
and
evening.
51
Mis
L
K.
M
aaj
of
Port
Simpson
reached
the
city
fmm
Siewarl
on
Ihe
Cardcna
yestenlay
aflernoon
and
is
registered
at
die
Prince
Hupert
Hotel.
ict
your
order
in
now
for
Kiln
Dried
Kindlins.
One
load
will
last
you
all
winter.
Sole
Agents
for
Hie
P.
II.
Spruce
Mills
'one
dry
kindling.
Prince
Hupert
t
ransfer
.V
Taxi.
Phone
18J-1
1
2
231
Arthur
Collison,
Indian,
charg
ed
with
driving
a
motor
vehicle
while
under
the
influence
of
llipjor,
appeared
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning
and
had
his
cae
adjourned
until
Monday.
K.
F.
Jones
is
prosecuting
the
ease
and
S.
V.
Taylor
is
defending.
Molor-hip
Fairbanks
arrived
at
11:30
this
morning
from
Sail
Chuck
mine.
Alaska,
with
3d
tons
of
palladium
concentrate
ore
for
transshipment
Fast
,uvlr
u,e
Canadian
National
Hallways.
The
vessel
Is
iliscliarniiiy
(his
afler
noon
and
will
relura
nurth
this
evening.
Joe
Itowall
appeared
in
Ihe
city
police
court
this
morning
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
F.
Mel.eod
charged
with
n
breaeh
nf
the.
I
raffle
bylaw
lb
ron
ffh
not
having
properly
turned
n
silent
policeman
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street.
He
pleaded
no'
guilty
and
(he
case
was
adjourn
ed
until
Saturday.
Hon.
II.
II.
Slovens,
formerly
piinisier
oi
irane
ami
commerce
in
the
Meighen
cabinet,
member
of
the
House
of
Commons
for
A'ancouver
in
the
last
parliament
and
candidate
for
ro-eleotion
in
the
forthcoming
contest,
arrive
from
the
south
on
thu
Prince
Ituperl
Ibis
aflernoon
accompanied
by
(5.
0.
Husbby,
Coiiserva-live
candidate
for
Skeena,
who
has
been
eatnpaiguing
al
Ocean,
Falls
and
ltella
Coola.
They
will
address
a
meeting
here
tonight
and
will
then
proceed
lo
Anyox,
'
and
Stewart.
APPOINTED
TO
SENATE.
OTTAWA,
Del.
7.
-Dr.
J.
P
Mollv
of
Mollis,
Manitoba,
for-
MANY
LONDONERS
LEARNING
TO
FLY
Many
People
Planning
to
Pur
chase
Small
Machine
for
,
Own
Private
Use
LONDON.
Oct.
7.
The
London
Flying
Club
is
having
a
very
satisfactory
experience
of
public
interest.
It
recently
completed
its
hundredth
hour
of
instruc-llon
on
Hie
two
De.
Uavilland
Moth
aeroplanes
'al
the
tslag-larie
acroilrome.
Not
only
was
this
period
without
an
accident
or
even
a
replacement,
but
both
machines
were
in
almost
continuous
use
throughout
the
day.
They
have
been
occupied
to
capacity
for
three
weeks,
and
Ihe
advance,
bookings
are
heavy
riv
lit
up
to
the
end
of
October
This
is
an
encouraging
evidence
of
the
desire
of
people
resident
in
the
London
area
to
learn
(o
fly.
and
there
is
a
prospect
of
some
of
the
pupils,
when
they
have
taken
their
"tickets,"
ser
iously
considering
whether
they
can
purchase
a
Moth
for
their
own
private
use.
Incidentally
careful
records
have
been
kepi
of
the
petrol
and
oil
consump
lion
for
these
two
machines
dui
Ing
the
first
hunderd
hours.
They
hov
thai
the
consumption,
in
eiunuig
every
possmie
use
o:
fuel
and
oil
on
the
ground
and
wale,
amounts
lo
three
and
h
half
gallons
per
hour
for
petrol
and
just
under
a
pint
an
hoy
ror
on.
t
lie
pupils
are
shaping
well,
bul
no
one
lias
been
allowed
lo
try
for
a
"ticket"
yet.
as
at
least
ten
hours
dual
flying
is
insisted
Upon
in
every
ease.
ANCIENT
BLACKING
FIRM
DISAPPEARS
Drive
in
Ho-lon
Hall.
Friday.
Oct.
LOMHIN.
hngland,
Del
W.
at
8.30
p.m.
in
aid
of
the
Sol-1
More
than
a
touch
of
.senlimen'
diers'
50c.
Memorial
Fund.
Admission
Day
A
Martin,
Just
Dissolved,
Is
Mentioned
In
Dlckenc'
Pickwick
Papers
is
aroused
al
the
passing
of-
the
ancient
firm
of
Day
&
Martin.
makers
of
shoe
polish,
or
black
inp,
as
it
is
commonly
known
in
this
country.
The
stockholders
have
Just
resolved
on
a
voluntary
winding-up.
They
all
"set
out"
very
well,
and
the
pood-will,
etc.,
of
the
old
house
is
taken
over
by
another
firm.
Day
and
Martin
got
into
dir-ficullies
some
years
ago.
and
it
wa
admitted
openly
that
the
falling
behind
in
Ihe
race
for
public
favor
was
almost
entirely
due
lo
the
failure
to
adequately
advertise
their
goods.
How
Ions
the
firm
has
existed
it
is
im
possible
lo
slate
with
accuracy.
Headers
of
Ihe
Pickwick
Pa
pers
will
remember
thai
ivim
Wellcr
was
using
Day
&
Mar
tin's
blacking
on
Mr.
Jingles
Itoots
when
Mr.
Pickwick
first
made
his
acquaintance
at
the
While
Hart
in
the
Horough.
We
know,
tod",
thai
before
the
Pick,
wk'k
Papers
appeared
Charles
Day,
founder
of
the
firm,
had
died,
leaving
what
was
then
I
lie
large
fortune
or
1
100,000,
a
imarler
tf
which
he
bequeathed
lor
the
relief
of
those
who,
like
himself,
were
blind.
And
the
firm
has
another
claim
on
the
admirers
of
Dick
ens,
for
it
absorbed
the
still
ohler
business
of
Jtinatliuji
Warren,
in
whose
"craiy,
breakdown
old
bouse,
abutting
on
the
river
and
swarming
with
rats."
at
Old
Hungerford
Stairs,
where
the
District
ltailway
Station
al
I'.liiirinir
Cross
now
stands.
Dick
ens
himself
worked
as
a
lad
of,sli'
eleven.
Probably
it
was
I
he
I
jend
us
your
nam?
endow
uiJ!
send,
you
uildeivf'
Supplies
this
illustrated;
bod
of
beaulil
ulY"
5
iitmes
a
-m
Distributors
for:
(fdhnm
K9L9RED
-3HIN0LE3.
...lections
of
his
bit.e.-
ex-MkRLX
SIX
MILLION
penenees
at
w
urreu
s
ouu-Kni
factory
which
led
Dickens
to
give
Day
&
Martin
such
a
hand
some
free
"ad,"
in
the
Tick-
vi'u'k
Papers.
PACK
TFRTTF
.
H.
,
-.:
,'i..,.'
,r
H
.,"J
PEOPLE
IN
AUSTRALIA
MF.I.HOrilNF.,
Oct.
".Statistics
recently
completed
show
(hat
on
Al.'iroli
31
Viiati"ilii
liml
i
PLEASURE
SEEKING
population
or's.'JOO.OOO,
and
in-
CAlUIDCc',,rt,a!0
or
3,-00u
in
Hiree
months
LAUjL
TAHCr
Ur
nr
rAlLUKtO
Saving
bank
deposits
on
the'
-
same
day
aggregated
800.5.,5.-;
Chairman
of
Vermilion
School,'000-
The
total
industrial
pro-
j
ducliou
of
Australia
for
the
RrnrH"
win
Frown
Down
year
;
I
eit.ded
June
I,
is
shown
to
have
Dances,
v.oncervs
or
oo-
,,ecn
?
,
-,0oo.OOrt.
clal
Gatherings
MODERN
LIFE
INSURANCE
YF.H.MILLJON,
Alia.,
Oct.
7.
--
Life
Insurance
Agent
-
One
I'he
pleasure-seeking
proclivities
moment,
sir.
before
I
fill
in
your
of
the
present
generation
is
re-Jappliealion.
What
ninke
of
car
sponsible
for
Ihe
failure
of
the
do
you
drive?
average
scholar
to
pass
his)
Client
I
don't
drive
any.
I
school
examinations,
in
the
hale
them)
opinion
of
J.
W.
(i.
Morrison,!
Life
Insurance
Agent
Sorry,
chairman
of
the
Vermilion
school
but
our
company
no
longer
inboard.
Isures
pedestrians!
Yorkshire
Al
a
recent
meeting
of
the
Post.
ratepayers
of
this
community,
he
V
Imor
Liberal
member
of
the
House
announced
that
during
his
term
Charles
Kallstrom.
while
man.
SI.
Andrew's
Ladies'
Auxiliary
ir
Commons
for
Proveneher,
b.ns.in
office,
dances,
movies,
con-(was
fined
$10
ami
cosis,
by
In-j
Hazaar.
December
3.
Ibeeu
appoinled
to
the
Senate
lo
certs
or
social
gatherings,
would
dian
Agent
W.
Ks
Collisou
in
tho
'
fill
flic
vacancy
caused
by
IhV,
be
laboo
-o
far
as
their
conduct
provincial
court
yesterday
for,
Lutheran
Church
Uaaar,
Dt';ember
4
Ladies'
id
death
of
Ihe
lute
Smator
Hra'd-itu
local
schools
was
coueciped.
Hieing
intoxicated
on
Ihe
Metlu-buey
ot
Selkirk.
...
I'he
insatiable
desire
tor
katla
Indian
lleserve.
'
Lumber
'
Bricks
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
ydariwlnler's
supply
of
NandimO'Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
NEW
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