ne'day,
November
4,
1825.
I
.
-
J
Supplies
&8S
1
r.lkv
ancs.
,w
.
a
t
(foham
K9L9RED
auivr.l
ca
EX
1
-iaBB?
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
untdtr't
supply
or
1
NanaimO'Welling-
ton
Coal
now
JlfcCafcry,
Lfrf.
Phones
116
and
117
mm
i
i
i
LI
weetest
jyaid
(
hocolates
i
y
Centre.
mt
Imix
$1.00
it
Nut-
utuJ
Kmit,
er
box
$1.25
S
:
-
led.
Her
IMIS
S1.25
t
nl
Centres,
Kr
box
$1.25
ii
Mm
Orient,
mt
Imik
$1.50
i
I.
"
hluii.
iHfr
Ikx
S1.50
II
ir.ttn
Ihe
Bast,
wr
(mix
$1.75
I
miuI
Fancy
Centres)
Two
New
Lines
h
Max!
ritlll
Irrtlli.
assorted
ami
timiti
flu.
per
ll
40c
M
;
MuiK
per
lb
50c
Ormes
Limited
Wholesale
and
Retail
Druggists
ii
"!-!'
I'miiecr
llruggisU
Phones
82
and
200
ana
1
Poll
lira
Prince
Rupert
w
m
m.
m
m
m
mm
urn.
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
ripnped
to
handle
a
I,
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
SSr
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
wmIIi
additional
niui
liinic
cor
the
mauuturtnre
of
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
carried
ui
stork.
s-ve
handling
charges
by
luivuig
direct
from
Hie
source
of
supply.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
1
CANADIAN
n
r
ri
pi
rlrir
J'
Vv.
Vuuoi
uci
viwcs
iv
uii
iu:
bailincrs
from
r
rince
Rupert
.it.iiikAn,
WKANbtlL.
JUPiUU.
UAIWAI
.KtnakM
16.
iU
DrnntH
14
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA
,i
StATTU
,rt,tt
i.
20,
Vmwbt
4.
IS
i
no
turret?
or
ir
birr
'"r
BUltdal.
iMininn
(
nii
ft
alia.
Off
in
r1U.
Nsmu.
Alart
Bav.
-'
in'i
vsimvifvr
ifii
I
fitviwi
i
st
mm
w.
o.
ORCHARD
otntrai
on.
0rnr
of
4lh
Slrttt
ana
3rd
Anu,
Princ
Ruprt,
B.O.
NION
QTr
amcuid
rnMD
a
m
v
nc
d
n
i
tiv
"
wiitiui
in
vsivi
l
nil
i
W
U.
V,
w
Aalllii
tMitn
Prlnr
IliiiiMrl
-""OUVIR,
VICTORIA,
lrl
a...
n
Swimon
.
Sturdl.
10
M
"r
SP1TOX,
PORT
HMSanN
nH
Dl...
Thur.H.w
i
m.
M,u.
i,
B(rnly,
Ag.nl.
Prino
Rum'I.
a.O.
tr
g
.
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertaker.
Phone
41.
Try
Valentin
Dairy.
Phone
Ui7.
If
Watk'in
Products.
Ilcpre-tentative
1.
C.
Miller,
Uluo
293.
tf
Social
and
dance
at
the
Regimental
Armoury
on
Friday,
Nov.
13.
Gentlemen
50c,
ladles
free.
25U
Hester
Allen
will
appear
in
the
Iff)
I'lllfl
I
lit
tt
ft
al.,..ia-
to
answer
I
a
charge
of
intoxU
canon
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
IM
Carson
and
oii
were
iiasenser
sailinc
It
the
Cardena
last
eveuinif
for
Vancouver.
J.
It.
I
leal
I
y.
tormerlv
of
this
city,
now
located
al
WeaUin,
Oiitariu,
wiiert
he
U
etablihed
in
the
hardware
buiiie8.
(Seerye
Woodland,
local
uiutia-
pr
of
(he
Imperial
Oil
Go.,
relumed
on
th
lardeoa
yeMerdav
aflernoon
from
1
l)uinemt
4rii
U
SleAvarl.
Aiifru
Mi-Leod.
well
known
le
Arm
ir.f(potor,
nrrived
mi
I
lie
clly
on
I
lie
(lardena
ye
terday
afterainoii
and
will
upend
i
lie
winter
here.
.lame
Calvin,
pioneer
Alice
Arm
ri!Htctoi.
in
the
cilj
for
a
few
la
liaviupr
arrhlKl
from
Hip
north
on
lh
Curdena
yelerday
afternoon.
Mrf.
Ccorae
Wohlehlecel
arrniKl
in
the
eily
on
the
Car
dena
vil.-nlny
afternoon
from
Premier
and
will
jiend
u
while
here
mmIiiij
with
friends.
'
.1.
Hilliard.
l
.S.
culm
of.
firer
at
Kagl,
Alaska,
andMri
Milliard
were
paseiigt
taunt
the
sleamer
Prmcess
Mary
i
nlay
aflerniMin
ttound
nouth.
Mrs.
S.
P.
Mr.Mnrthe
on
the
I'rince
HuMii
this
momma
from
Hh
south.
Mm.
.MeMordie
ha
leen
visit
nif
in
inut
drought
bark
a
four
roon'h
nl.l
adopted
son.
Stewart.
iei.rjre
Cork
I
e;
well
,
auown
here
in
athletic
rirrles
fiw
Vf4r-
ao.
w
as
a
pa
Meaner
?Or
ing
outh
wn
the
Princess
Mary
e!rrday
afternoon
afler
having
spent
the
summer
in
the
auipioy
of
the
While
I'aiis
"Cb,
in
I
be
Yukon.
With
17
jiassengers
almard
itii'liiilinn
a
large
nuMtter
o'
m-
ployecs
of
the
White
Pass
Yukon
Hallway
and
'
Xavbjral
ion
Co.
itoing
out
for
the
winter.
C.P.It.
sleamer
Prineoss
Mary,
Capl.
Arthur
Slalr,
was
in
porl
bound
south
from
I
o'elock
tf
5:15
yeslertlay
afternoon.
This
will
he
lh
lat
bi;
boatload
of
AUskHns
and
Vukoners
aoint
"in
inis
laiu
J.
M.
Morrison
arrived
in
Ihe
city
on
lite
Cardena
yestanlay
af
teinoon
and
will
spend
a
fe
day-
nere
on
business.
Me
rv
mg
iiiKeii-oi
In
the
I.
a
Hose
uYififf
on
which
work
will
Im'
riHiUwuvl
liii-
winter
with
a
view
Irt
sIaHH
ing
hiiiiny.
The
Devlin
iihrV.
iriiertv
on
Mcdralh
.Mountair
i
iino'lici
iroierty
working
h;
Ho-
Mice
Arm
diniricl
now,
crew
mi
Hie
property.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Anglican
Church
ltazaar
No
vember
5.
Minstrel
Serenade.
Church,
November
5
A
0.
her
la.
United
Oddfellows'
whist
drivo
And
dance,
November
10.
11
oya
I
Purple
llataar
Xovem-J-
Screaniliigly
funny
farce,
'Jane,"
Westliylme.
November
10
Moose
Marnur
and
IH.
THE
PAILT
rTEWB
Something
elsetobe
JTianhfuI
fir
21
ShocMsh
Ioiiiuiiow
afternoon.
1
TreMtrvtt
Shot!
Jhm't
forgel
Anglican
llazaar
Two
curs
at
yodr
service
Sheddon
Taxi.
I'hor.e
134.
.
tf
Siiluiol
IiiKiuiiiir
II.
C.
l'rjiK''l
morning.
.
fi7-
-----
-.
-
.
in
on
a
Lnp
to
Hie
iiurin
Luke
diflriet.
There
were
no
lialilml
arriiil
offered
at
the
l'lili
Exchange
lliN
Scottish
Dance,
Auditorium,
Fr!day
nlaht,
Nov.
6.
Gents
$1.00,
Ladles
50c.
J.
Mrl.ellan
of
Hlewail
left
on
th
i
moriiiug'n
train
for
lharlol-
I
r;l
own.
Prince
Edwaiil
Inland.
See
"B
ack
Blunders,"
Minstrel
Serenade,
United
Church,
Thurs
day
and
Friday,-8
p.m.
50c
and
25c.
Albert
Farrow,
sleamboal
In-sjeelor,
arrived
en
tlie
I'rineo
Hupert
this
imjrntng
from
Mrs.
lioldbhmm's
-.ale
has
been
poitlponeil
iHilil
Hie
arrival
of
her
daughter,
Mr.-..
iershav,
from
Vancouver.
V.
it:
Orclianl,
local
C.P.It.
agent,
returned
un
Hie
Cardena
yeslrrday
afternoon
from
a
bus-i
iness
trip
to
Stewart.
Sale
of
hl"h
class
Ladles'
strap
and
h"oh
shoes
continues
at
Mrs.
Grahlman'si
Third
Ave
Shoes
selling
below
cost.
25
I'.
Ikee,
failing
to
appear
in
Ihe
city
poliee
cmtrl
this
morning
in
answer
lo
chorge
of
iit-
Uixicatiou.
forfeited
bail
of
g?5
Mrs.
W.
A.
Pollen
and
family
who
have
been
visiting
fur
some
months
in
the
south,
returned
to
jibe
city
on
the
1'rmee
Huierl
this
morning.
.
Air.
and
Mrs.
.1
Slade
Sleven.
who
Imve
hern
1
1
1
li
for
saveral
woeks
on
a
varalion
trip,
return-
rd
lo
Ihe
eily
on
Hie
Prince
Hupert
thi
morning.
Y.
OUen,
well
known
Anyox
baseball
umiire,
reached
fbe
citv
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
after
noon
and
is
registered
al
the
I'rince
Hupert
Hotel.
Farewell
social
to
Dr.
11.
It.
llrant
in
St.
Andrew-
rooms
t-
nighl
al
8
u'rlock.
(iod
iimsi-
eal
program.
Memberck
and
Und
ies
Auxiliary
are
nskel
lo
be
present.
tS.
K.
Camidiell.
Hoajrtns
Slork
H,
F.
MeNaiightou
And
W.
J.
Nelson
were
meinlierj
of
a
hunting
itarly
winch
left
Inst
night
aboard
the
pov.er
lat
ila
ft.
poii
dial
supplies
are
new
tr!
for
Ihe
old
llarily
Ihiy
dislricl.
They
will
be
away
a
Vvuek
or
ten
day.
Dale
I..
Pill,
manflgej-
of
Ihe
I'Temier
Mine,
was
a
iwssengei
going
south
on
I
lie.Gnrdena
yesterday
afteruiHin
houml.
fur
Van-
I
in.
n
are
driving
a
tuuuelfOouver.
Mr.
Pill
reports
-opera
tions
rout
inning
styiilUy
at
the
Premier
with
new
uxtension.4
made
by
the
company
this
sea
son
aUnoai
rouijleie.
Mm.
J.
Jack.
SJark
Apart
-
ineuls.
received
n
.wire
thi-mertiiug
announcing-
(lie
sudden
death
of
her
sisicr-te-Javv,
Mrs.
D.
.vi-nislrong,
nl
Uvnebeach.
California.
The
late
Mr.
Arm-wtWMig
uften
saiiii
with
her
sis-
tr,
Miss
.Nellie
Hotliamav,
for
rvJJe,
and
has
been
hntwr
ftiTaTly
Mrn.
J.
A.
Went
wailed
last
niphl
on
the
Cardena
for
Van
couver.
J.
A.
Smith
arrived
In
the
city'
un
Hie
Prince
Ilupcrt
this
morn
itiK
'"'uiii
Vancouver.
H.
M.
Stewart
i
a
paKseiiKer
froniK
Hirough
on
the
I'rince
Itu-perl
today
hound
,fbr
islewai
l
.
J.
C.
K.
Sealy,
after
spending
a
few'
da
in
the
cily.on
iiumne,
rcturneil
un
thH
morning
'
train
to
hi
i
audi
near
Smitlicrs.
I.
W.
King,
port
Ml.-ward
for
U.fi.M.M.
eoat
Bleameri,
is
making
the
round.
Iri
north
on
Ihe
Hteainer
I'rince
Hupert
Hii
week.
fc
J.
K.
Miller,
cihIoiii
incpeclor,
and
liii
asUtaul,
T.
Maxon,
arrived
in
(In!
city
from
Ihe
contli
on
the
Prince
Hupct'l
this
morn
ing
un
their
way
to
Anjox.
J.
o.
Trethcway
of
Ahliolnford.
interested
ill
logging
at
Alice
Arm,
is
a
passenger
going
through
today
on
the
steamer
I'rince
Huperi
euroiile
north.
ENGLISH
WOMAN
WINNER
OF
PRIZES
TOHDNTO,
Onl..
Nov.
4.
Ily
Canadian
fl'ress
,
The
"Clobe"
sas
editorially:
II
took
only
four
months
to
make
a
prize-winning
Canadian
farm
woman
or
Mrs.
W.
N.
Smith,
lately
of
Kngland,
now
of
Hrilish
Colombia.
With
her
husband
and
six
childreir
she
arrived
in
Canada
last
May.
and
this
autumn
she
competed
at
the
Milner,
II
C;
Fall
Fair,
winning
first
prize
in
butter,
fancy
butter,
and
cream
eheesc,
and
second
for
clotted
cream,
-vlrs.
Mnilh
made
good
butler
and
cheese
on
her
husband's
farm
in
I'.nglainl.
and
immediately
they
settled
on
their
forty-acre
farm
al
Fort
Lancley
she
put
her
knowletge
to
CAILLMJX
IS
LEFT
OUT
BUT
NOT
DISAPPOINTED
Kdmonlnn
Journal
M.
Caillaux
has
been
left
out
of
the
reorganized
French
cabinet,
"bo!
Ihe
ehances
are
thai
he
will
remain
a
very
active
Tigure
in
the
public
life
oT
this
country.
"I
am
never
disappointed."
he
told
a
recent
interviewer.
He
has
had
more
ups
and
downs
than
most
politicians
and
there
are
many
in
Canada
today
who
would
have
saved
themselves
many
heart-burnings
if
they
had
culti
vated
hi
philosophical
attitude
II
isn't
easy
"to
meet
with
tri
umph
and
disaster
and
treat
these
'two
impostors
just
the
same."
Hut
the
man
who
enters
on
a
iMiljtiral
career
has
especial
need
of
.being
able
lo
do
so.
STRESEMAN
MAY
GET
NOBEL
PRIZE
nii:iwa
I'.tlizein
It
has
been
proposed
by
admirers
of
Herr
Slreseiuann,
Hip
Herman
foreign
minister,
Ilia!
iu1
he
made,
(be
recipient
of
thfl
Nobel
peace
prize
for
I
lie
current
year,
because
llerr
Stiesemann
began
the
overtures
which
cul
initiated
in
Ihe
Locarno
treaty.
This
is
hut
one
indication
of
the
importance
which
the
people
ol
F.urope
attach
to
the
Locarno
pact,
which
lo
millions
of
heavil
burden
citizens
brings
a
renewal
of
fervent
hope
thai
al
last
the
dawn
of
permaneni
peace
ha
arrived.
KNITTING
SWEATERS
Alaskan
Women
Helping
Wa
Veterans
Who
Are
Now
In
Hospitals
JUNKAU,
Nov.
4.
A
call
fur
voluntfeY
knitters
to
make
Presbyterian
Church
lazaartTk
funernl
will
ink..
ttli
i
:
"uoatrrs
for
ex-service
men
in
November
IS:
lcw
WtUninsler
on
Sundav.
hospitals
-Is
made
in
Juneau
by
.
the
Juneau
Chapter,
American
Willi
Alaid.
Harry-
Nislden
on
H,,
The
call
is
made
in
the
bridge
iu
place
nf
QapL
D.lconiplianee
with
a
request
from
Donnld,
"who
is
lakuiR
hitlidayj",'
,,lt'
,l,,d
Cross
headquarters
CNJl.
steamer
Prince
Hdperl
nr-l8"1
Francisco
to
all
chapters.
in
rived
from
Ihe
south
al
11.30'
A
supply
of
sweaters
for
the
Ibis
morning.
Purser
.lack
Grow-
ex-service
men
who
are
confined
November
,
I
.ford
and
Assistant
I'ursec
Arnold'
hospitals
i
necessary
for
Fvans
have
transferred
.from
Ihe:
protection
from
the
approaching
Prince
-iSenrge
to
Hie
Prince
Hu-
vvinler
Weather
and
it
is
urged
Hnplist
J.liurch
Ladies'
Aid
perl
ami
Purser
NoriiPan
"Mel.ean!
that
they
be
sent
in
al
as
early
u
Uaznnr.
November
?t.
nml
his
assislani.
T.
u.
(iillllanil.'dale
as
possible.
Hequest
is
made
'-.
.will
eome
up
this
week
on
Ihe
for
sweaters
bulb
with
and
St.
Andrew's
Ladles'
Auxlllurvll'rlnee
Charles.
liert
Hol.son
withoul
sleeves.
Ilazaar.
December
2.
'regular
purser
of
the
Prince
MrsMV.
S.
Pullen
and
Mrs.
11.
m.-
Chnrles,
a,u
assislaut,
J.il..
Faulkner,
member
of
the
Kxi
au
I.utlierun,
Ulnirch
Ladles
Ald,ioolo.
me
laking
holidays
aMccntive
Hoard
cr
the
Juiea
Uu'tar.
Ueeeuiber
4.
Vuncouver.
'chapter,
are
lu
charge
here.
rnn
tfrku
Europe
heckonsYou
to
a
Winter
Holiday
1
Hi
Ban
The
Old
Country,
and
Europe
sparkle
with
life
in
the
winter
months.
And
how
delightful
is
the
ocean
voyage
on
a
CUNARD
or
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
Liner.
You
have
the
freedom
of
the
delightful
drawing
rooms
and
lounges,
the
libraryj
writing
rooms
and
the
spacious
covered
decks.
Concerts,
dancing,
and
congenial
companionships
make
time
pass
all
':oo
quickly
and
how
you
enjoy
the
delicious
meals.
For
those
who
wish,
there
is
economical
third
cabin
accommodation.
Good
service,
splendid
meals.
Cosy
staterooms
and
public
rooms.
Ask
your
local
steamship
agent
for
particulars
or
apply
to:
THE
CUNARD
STEAMSHIP
CO.,
LIMITED,
622
Hastings
Street,
W.
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
CUNAM)
CANADIAN
SERVICES
135
NEW
-:-
SEASON'S
Fancy
Frozen
Bait
$25.00
Per
Ton
The
Finest
Obtainable
on
the
Coast
Canadian
Fish
&
CoU
Storage
Co.,
Di
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
WICKER
Chairs
and
Rockers
-and-
Wicker
Library
Tables
Vc
must
make
room
for
FuU
(Joods
anil
are
selling
off
this
line
of
furniture
ut
Reduced
Prices
BARRIE
S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
ami
PRINCE
CHARLES
will
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
rui
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
niliTmciluti'
uiuta
eurh
FRIDAY
at
9
.m.
mil
SUNDAY,
11
p.m.
8.8.
PRINCE
RUPERT
r.ir
STEWART
mil
ANYOX,
WEDNESDAY,
10
pjn.
8.8.
PRINCE
CHARLES
rui
STEWART,
SATURDAY,
10
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
rurtnirhUy
fur
VANCOUVER
Via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
tictpt
Sunday
ti:30
a.m.
fur
PRINCE
GEORGE.
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
points
Eastern.
Canada.
I'nltPd
State-.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Clly
TIcMt
Otflca,
528
Third
Ana,
Prlnca
Rupart.
Phona
260
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Fnzzell
Hulchvr
Shop,
across
from
the
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor