m
Developed
t
World'
Forcmoat
Scientific
Industrial
Rearnrch
Institute.
WU1
not
tain.
Pleasant
odor.
formless
to
humans
and
animals.
orDrusteut
t
FiveRoses
Flour
Sot
BREADS,
CAKES,
PUDDINGS,
PASTRIES
Thriving
children
prefer
the
hrcad
you
make,
with
Five
Hoses
Flour.
It
is
stored
with
the
flavor,
vitality
and
easily
digested
nourishment
of
prime
Manitoba
wheat.
John
L.
Christie
Agent
WE
ARE
SOLE
AGENTS
for
AJAX
HEAVIES
Pronounced
by
experts
lo
be
the
greatest
advancement
made
in
shot
shells
in
Hie
past
i.o
years.
12
gauge
only.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$6.00
Half
load
.
..
...
..
S3.00
Large
sacks
50o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
$6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
5S0
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
TIRES
A
25
per
cent
advance
in
prices
has
ji(sl
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
Phona
Ct.
C&itage,
Warehousing,
nd
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
ftoal.
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnliur
Bovine.
1
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
indiviiluals
in
the
present
eru.
Bishop
Temple,
admits
that
the
their
own"
menial,
moral
and
spiritual,
nourishment
These
sentiments
were
uttered
when
the
Bishop
addressed
a
galhering
in
Manchester
on
'The
Church
and
Publicity.'
Tin
adoption
of
methods
which
made
no
appeal
either
to
the
intelligence
or
tho
moral
sense
might
he
Icgiti'tnaU
in
commerce,
be
said.
They
might
he
effective,
though
they
were
certainly
no1
legitimate,
in
politics
but
they
could
be
neither
le?itiiriae
nor
efiecliye
in
religion.
It
was
ex
tra
ordinarily
difficult
for
the
church
to
find
any
effective
pub
Jicily
which
did
nol
on
the
whole-'
minister
'io
the
restless
spirit
If
publicity
had
to
be
striking,
arresting,
it
must
lo
some
extent
make
people
jump.
Yet.
the
firsl
duly
of
the
Churcb
in
an
age
like
ours
was
to
persuade
people
to
slop
jumping
lo
sit
still,
or
to
kneel
still
and
to
appreciate
those
enternal
things
from
which
the
bustle
of
the
world
was
di
verting
their
attention.
APPEAL
MADE
FOR
has
no
plane
ilemocracy."
LADY
COMMUNIST
Jail
Sentence
In
United
States
for
Being
Member
of
Communist
Labor
Party
XFW
YORK,
Xov.
1.
Hy
Canadian
Press'.
Miss
Charlotte
Anita
Whitney,
facing
a
jail
sentence
of
from
one
to
fourteen
years
for
being
a
member
of
Ihe
Communis!
Labor
Party,
is
vig
orously
appealed
for
by
"11.
W.
Hiis
in
a
letter
to
Ihe
press,
who
says:
"A
luitional-widn
anneal
to
fiovernor
lUchardsnn
of
Cali-
fornia
is
Iieiiij?
organized
by
Ihe
American
Civil
Liberties
Union,
a
body
which
is
Intent
only
upon
conserving
freedom
of
speech,
of
assemblage
and
of
the
press
Miss
Whitney
is
a
niece
of
a
Su
preme
Court
Judge.
She
Is
very
much
pf
Ihe
lype.
of
Jane
Addanis.
holding
many
offices
in
charil
able
women's
Suffrage
and
Uni
versity
circles.
Through
her
so
rial
work
in
IfUtt
she
joined
(lie
Communist
Labor
Party.
In
1020
she
was
convicted
by
the
California
courts
of
membership
in
this
parly.
There
was
no
charge
lhat
she
advocated
violence
m
governmental
reform.
As
a
mailer
of
fact,
she
fejiealedly
urged
in
her
parly
counsels
only
peaceful
methods.
Her
convic
lion,
therefore,
was
based
entirely
on
her
membership
in
that
;
party.
II
is
a
fiinilanieiila)
principal
of
law
that
guilt
must
be
personal.
The
doctrine
of
guilt
hy
association
was
char
aclerislic
of
the
Middle
Ages.
It
in
our
modern
The
halibut
schooners
D.S.T.,
Capl.
John
Morrison;
Marguerile
Xo.
1,
Capt.
George
Frilt.
and
Mnrgalice,
Capl.
J.
L.
Chrisllan-sen.
wenl
off
the
dry
dock
yes-lerday
afternoon
afler
having
undergone
cleaning,
palnlinn
and
repairs
the
junior
Canadian
Girls
in
Training
last
night
entertained
the
senior
CG.l.T.
of
the
United
Church
at
a
banquet
in
the
church
parlors
and
proved
Iheni-'
selves
to
he
excellent
hostesses
well
and
made
them
welcome
'
(the
of
the
features
of
the
ex
.
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.
'
lllll.
.
I
in
which
Liit
.lean
Mackay
i
and
Calh-
possibly
of
character,
may
be
higher
lhan
usual,
bill
"we
are
sadly
lacking
in
peoplp
who
have
struck
their
own
roots,
and
who
are
drawing
out
of'
themselves
erine
Harvey
took
t
lie
affirmative
and
Phyllis
Harvey
and
Ver-na
ltrochu
the
negative.
Music
was
provided
by
the
Unique
orchestra
Phyllis
llar.ey
leading
and
Victoria
Krikevsky
pianist.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Community
Singing.
Piano
diiPl,
F.lla
Sleen
and
Victor
Krikevsky.
Hesitation,
Xellie
tiurvich.
Selection,
Junior
Orchestra.
Song,
Linea
Hanson.
Community
singing.
Selections,
Junior
Orchestra.
Debate
Juniors
vs.
Seniors.
At
the
close
Jean
Mack
ay
on
behalf
of
the
guests,
thanked
the
juniors
for
the
enjoyable
time.
BIG
BAG
OF
GAME
SECURED
IN
ALASKA
SF.YVAHn,
Xov.
X.
K.
Hoom-hower,
a
Xew
York
carpel
manufacturer,
returned
here
yesterday
from
a
two
monlhs"
big
game
hunt
in
which
he
shot
a
brown
bear
in
fpet
long
and
19
inches
between
the
eyes,
besides
Lagging
several
reindeer,
two
sheep,
two
rij!zljes,
and
one
caribou.!
g
nf
j
The
antlers
of
the
caribou
had,i,
o
L.
69
points,
nearly
world's
record.
1
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I
If
Mw
Dtahs
!
MM
Tli
40M
tlcVn...
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Ml
Milk.
compt(l
with
11
UCkirlrt
'o.nf)f
inilk.tirtt
nw
p.d
dtliciom
flor
lotllduhxllial
1
11
ran
i-r
milk.
rnd
lor
Ii
MM
St.
CSrltt
Rcip
Dook
nd
MM
I
Th
Jrdn
Co,
LImiU
i
MM
BILLIARD
GAMES
WON
BY
GROTTO
FROM
VETERANS
The
sec.
no
I
division
billiard
tournament
last
niln
between
Hie
irollo
and
Hie
Ureal
War
Ycleran'
Association
resulted
in
victory
for
the
(rrollo
by
an
ag
gregate,
of
till
to
511.
one
of
Hie
aranies
having
gone
by
default.
Scores
were
as
follows:
llerl
Morgan
'(irotliO,
150;
V.
J.
Xelspii
(War
Veterans.,
138.
J.
Ilillman,
150;
Dr.
J.
A.
West,
110.
J.'
Ileesley,
101;
Joe
Howe,
150
0.
Howe,
150;
C.
I..
YoVingman.
IK'..-
J.
Ilon.l;
150;
o.
Fleming
'
The
leagiie
standing
to
dale
is
'
"
as
follows:
Oames.
Til.
Aver.
P.
H.
11.
P.
..
8
i!52
72rt
Cold
Storage
1
fin
I
AOt
firollo
..
..
2
1588
fill
War
Veterans
2
MM
382
P.
n.
Flh
Cn.
1
50
550
MEN'S
WHIST
Postponed
Game
Between
ft.
Andrew's
and
Elks
Resulted
In
Victory
For
Former
The
postponed
game
in
the
Men's
Whist
League
between
the
St.
AndrevvV
Society
and
the
Hlks
was
played
last
e.eiiinj,
lie
former
team
winning
by
6
to
.1.
League
standing:
W
St.
Andrew's
....
3
Oddfellows
2
K.
of
p
2
Mooe
2
F.Iks
1
S.
or
C
I
;
k.
of
c
i
equaling
Hie,4i
yv.
V.
A.
BADMINTON
CLUB
AT
ANYOX
BEING
FORMED
AXYOX,
Xov.
i.
A
badminton1
club
is
being
formed
here
and;
orders
have
already
been
sent
fnii
raquels.
Tin-
gymnasium
will
i
be
used
for
a
cuurl.
certain
hours
being
set
aside
niorninjrs
and
afternoons
for
the
players
of
the
popular
game.
Jack
Priest,
well
known
ranch-er,
arrived
in
Ihe
city
oil
las!
night's
train
lo
lake
charge
of
Ihe
meat
department
in
Ihe
store
that
Scaly
A
Doodson
of
Soothers
are
opening
here.
GIRLS'
ATHLETICS
AT
L.
Pis.
0
3
1
2
1
2
I
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
a
1
t
J
2
0
KETCHIKAN
PLANNED
KF.Tl'IIIKAX,
Xov.
V
Tomorrow-
night
in
the
high
school
gymnasium
a
rneeling
nf
young
women
of
the
town
has
been
called
hy
Miss
pearl
Smith,
girls'
athletic
director
of
the
High
School
for
the
purpose
or
organizing
a
basketball
idani
and
gym
nasium
class
for
young
women.
Miss
Smilh
will
act
as.
coach
lo
the
team;
jand'
ijistrueloc
of
Ihe
gym.
class.
SPORT
CHAT
The
Saull
Sle.
Marie
senior
hockey
team,
Allan
Cup
winner
in
I
'.12
1
and
for
years
one
of
Ihe
outstanding
teams
In
t.anailian
amateur
senior
hockey,
have
pro
mised
its
allegiance
as
a
body
lo
Ihe
Knickerbocker
hockey
club
of
Xew
York
and
will
play
Ibis
year
in
the
F.aslern
Hockey
League,
;
affiliated
body
of
Ihe
United
Stales
Amateur
Hockey
Associa
Minn.
This
league
includes
Ihe
Pittsburg
Hornets,
United
Slates
finalists
last
year,
Boston
and
Providence
and
possibly
two
Canadian
learns.
Georges
Carpenller,
French
heavyweight
and
one
time
con-
I
tender
for
Ihe
world's
Mile,
Is
about
lo
make
a
third
Invasion
of
Ihe
United
Stales
which
will
open
nl
Los
Angeles
early
In
I
December
when
he
will
meet
Jimmy
Delnney,
the
SI.
Paul
(heavyweight.
According
In
the
I
articles
of
his
iiKreeenienl.
Car
penller
will
nol
fight
any
oilier
opponent
before,
be
leaps
Into
Hie
ring
at
Los
Angeles,
Arrange
inenls
are
being
made,
however,
for
a
number
of
other
more
or
less
Important
bonis
-lo
lake
place
afler
that
event.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FOIl
SALH.
Hoover
Klnctrir
Vacuum
Cleaner,
Xo.
511,
wit'i
all
attachments,
almost
new.
Owner
moving
to
count
rv.
Cosh
or
exehange
radio.
Apply
Ilox
281,
daily
.News
Olfice.
250
FOIl
'SALK.
Ladies
fawn
cos
tume
.trimmed
with
heaver.
Aliiwol
new.
Size
.18.
Coat
I
.'5.
Will
sell
for
435.
Phone
781.
25J
FOUIl
roomed
bouse
Qir
sale
on
hJuhth
Avenue
Wesl,
near
Me-Bride.
Apply
133
F.iglillli
Ave
West
afler
five
rfVlock.
17
FOIl
SALH.
l!dloii
Amberol-i
phonograph,-
,15
res-wrd.
ex
cellent
rondilion.
Phone
Black
2IU.
267
FOIl
SALK
Lady's
bicycle.
pre
tically
new.
Phone
Blue
028.
TO
RENT
268
lO
IlKXT.
Four
roniiiftl,
furnished,
modern
house,
with
piano
and
large
pantry.
Also
three
rooms
furnished,
modern.
Phone
Blue
105.
tf
FOIl
IlKXT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
STore.
If
FOIl
IlKXT.
Two
roqm
furnish
ed
apartment
by
day.
week
or
tnonlh.
Phone
Bed
007.
MISCELLANEOUS
BIG
PAY
WOHK
FOIl
MKN.
To
Ihe
unemployed
or
men
who
work
for
laborers'
pay
when
Ihe
world's
greatest
industry
needs
thousands
of
men
at
05c
lo
$1,00
per
hour,
cllv
and
country
shops,
We
Irnln
you
for
Jobs
ns
trunk
drivers
auto-mechanlns,
i
vn
it
Ion
experts,
b'allery
welding
nn,
vulcanising.
We
also
leach
bricklaying,
llleselling
and
plaller-lng.
Call
or
wriie
for
free
catalogue.
Hemphill
Anlo
Kit-glneerlng
Sobool,
o
Hardiugi
Street
Kai.
Vancouver,
ll.C.
By
George
McManus
RLJHAT
cuv
THKr'5
p
he?t
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v
which
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NO
GREAT
MEN
IN
WORLD
TODAY
Blfshop
of
Manchester
Urges
Against
Encouraging
Restless
Spirit
of
Age
LONDON.
.Nov.
I.
According
to
Bishop
Temple,
of
Manchester,
son
of
the
former
Archbishop
of
Canterbury,
and
deslined
himself,
in
Hie
opinion
of
many,
lo
iHPP0l.fi
Uillll.)
llflV
til
Mini
nffifiA
)
I
JUNIOR
GIRLS
WERE
JOINT
HOSTESSES
AT
UNITED
CHURCH
Debate
Took
Place
Between
Teams
from
Ejther
Side;
Banquet
Enjoyable
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ii.i
ii.
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i.m.a.
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aiiri
iiit-ii
Klin?.
the
world
is
nol
producing
great1
,,
,
.
.,
,
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
VVANTIB
SAI.F.SMF.N
wunrtJl
at
once,
lo
sell
tlehrke's
Christmas
curds
for
private
and
commercial
use,
in
Prince
Itupert.
Write
Oehrke's
Limited.
SOU
Seymour
Slreel.
Vancouver,
H.C.
2M
OLD
Artificial
Teath
llought.
any
condition.
Ilighel
price
sent
by
return
mail.
II.
Itiinntan,
P.O.
Itox
3U),
Vruifiuuver,
11.0
I'.dlablWheil
thirty
three
years.
WAXTKI).
Competent
inniil
for
general
housework.
Family
of
two.
Apply
Mrs.
Palervon.
Hank
of
Montreal.
WOMAX
wants
work
by
tho
ihtjr.
hour
or
week
Phone
Mark
5J.
201
HELP
WANTED.
FEMALE
MF.X
ami
Women
wanted
to
learn
txirlr
trade
and
beauty
culture.
Wonderful
deiiMuut
for
barbers'
and
lady
hair
ilreer.
Special
low
rates
now
on.
Tools
free.
We
have
thirty-two
school
in
Caiiadu
ami
U.S.A.
Write
or
call
Moler
System
of
Colleges.
10
Hastings
I
'a
si,
Vancouver,
It.C
FOR
SALE
FOIl
S.M.K.
50
II
Workboai
:
38
h.p.
2
cylinder
Clay
engine,
Atwaler-Keot
ignition,
speed
7
knots;
pilot
house
and
engine
room
aft,
forecastle
forward,
builj
IUI8;
suitable
for
cannery
work;
capacity
of
lank
1000
gallona.
For
price
anil
terms,
apply
J.
Field,
P.O.
Ilox
81.
Prince
Hubert
ll.C.
'f
CARS
FOR
SALE.
l-IU'.'U
Xah
five
passenger
louring
1850
I-IU21
Overland
Sedan.....
1700
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Ford
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260
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light
delivery
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rebuilt
It75
All
ears
guaranteed
In
good
mechanical
condition.
Make
your
own
terms.
KAIEN
QARAGE
Ford
ami
Chevrolet
Service
Sta
tion,
(ioolyear
Tires,
Gas,
Oil
and
Grease.
WHF.CKI.NG
SKHVICR
DAY
(III
XIUIIT.
Phone
5t.
BOARD
WHKX
havuig
your
house
repair-
en,
see
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it.
.Macrtierson.
Phone
Itlaek
187.
If
FANCY
NEEDLEWORK
if
IIOAIU)
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The
Inlander,
S30
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
CARPENTERS
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Gust)
Special
6
and
7
passenger
Sludc-
bakers
n
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Kmpn-
Hotel.
FURNITURE
AND
RANQES.
Home
Furniture
and
Itangrs
an
it
able
for
every
home.
Christmas
good
arrivina
daily.
F.very
time
you
pass
my
nlore
call
in.
You
are
most
vve(
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A.
Markenxie,
Furniture
Home.
if
An
Ideal
Qlft
for
Your
Overseas
Friends
Always
appreciated
and
easy
to
mail.
See
display
at
Women'
F.xchange
Place
your
orders
here
for
Private
Xuiin
Cards.
THE
DOLLAR
STORE.
KINDLING
WOOD
All
dry
Inside
wood,
kindling
and
blocks
mixed,
V00
per
load
delivered.
Outside
wood,
$1.50
per
load
delivered.
Norwegian
slylo
Salt
Alaska
Herring
In
30-lb.
ifnd
80-lb.
krgs.
1
0c
per
lb.
ISAACSON
Seal
Cove.
Phone
Black
101
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
Sole
agents
for
Columbia
llecords
We
repair
Phonographs,
Bicycles,
Buggies,
Hac'iuels
and
Musical
Instruments
of
all
kinds.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl-u
re
Store.
We
Buy.
Sell
and
Ki-change
New
and
Hecomlhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
8.10
Third
ve
Phn-ie
fltn.
ROTHWELL'S
TRANSFER
Coal
-
Wood
and
Furniture
Moving
Baggago
and
Kxprcss
Stand:I,
illlc's
News
Stand,
Phonn
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lies.
Phniie
Green
020.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phono
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
tent
for
or
delivered,
phone
us,
P.O.
Box
60U.
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