,v
Nivemher
25,
1025.
f
e'd
Like
You
o
Have
j
!
C
nfolra
lur
VdLCllUziUC
gue
This
year
we
have
a
beau-
t(ful
catalogue
and
we
woidd
Mho
all
our
friends
'
and
customers
to
have
one.
Please
let
us
know
If
you'd
like
one.
Many
things
aro,
eitra
low
priced
as
an
In-
ducement
to
order
by
mall.
John
Bulger
I
1
I
"We
Save
!
J
J
Vn
Oil
Ellin
QV
1UU
1TIUI1W
"
II
Not
Specials
I
.
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i:..i'oh.
i
lb.
40o
i
iwoa.
III.
.
2Cc
I
.
.
I
1
1
1
1.
lame
.
...
20o
I
lOIUtlt
l.arl,
3'n
....
80o
Doom
I.nl,
5
I
$1.35
1
30o
i
90c
)'..i.iloe
.Vtle.l
)..t
Inn
i.
$3.50
I
I
iw
llne
I'l.Mir.
-
o
k.
.
.
.
.
$2.60
I
Flour
Is
advancing,
Buy
'
now.
ier
tin
.
.
20c
ir
I
ill
.
.
20c
'
i
ito,
larw
1
1.
20o
'
i..orie,
$2.00
!lo
pi
ire
Our
Wolto
"Quality
and
Strvlce."
Gordon
s
Grocery
Seventh
Ave.
Cast
Phone
447
Three
I
Big
Specials
.
for
One
Week
Only
Tomatoes,
'
,
.
reilnr
tin-,
(or
SSc
Corn.
.
.'i.e,
"'Cinl.
95c
Peas,
i-.'it.
i'rte,
(tec
a
I.
90c
ciiMifttl
aroml.
are
k
an.
I
fvary
tin
,
"'I
lo
(tlvn
a!ifr-
;
'i
i
irnlarn
in
lliip
'
"ir
i
nii.iia
I'nfi-v
'
oiiJ..4.
10
m
oiiliir
oiiii
I
B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grocers
Ltd.
i
Phone
45
I
I
;
;
,
Fur
Coats
&
1
Jacquettes
I
1
titnsite
stock
of
Fur
'minings
nl
low
prices.
?.
C
FUR
Co.
Net
Q.W.V.A.
Tlilrd
Ave
.Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
KINGSLAND
SEES
BUSINESS
GOOD
General
Manager
of
C.N.R.
Says
Conditions
Improving
,
Steadily
WI.WIPKii,
N.o.
:,.
'Hum-
nt'
illlioiu
in
tli
cities
west
,in
innipeg
appear
li
bo
m
steadily
an
the
new
"""'
from
Mm-
Jv5
crop
001110
""
''irctilaiion."
declared
W.
A.
KiiiMlwirt.
general
manager
of
J''
w,",,'r"
lyuvm,
Canadian
N"",m,,l
y.
win.
relumed
"
'""Mm
k
ycieiday
after
a
i"")'
westward
wild
the
lo
iiimoii
hoard
of
railway
cnmmis-
jsioner
wiiii-Ii
look
him
far
a-
I
In-
Pacific
coast.
As
an
cvi-
uifiu-e
or
this
Mihii
ar
fewf
vacant
hi
or.'
ImiiI.Iiiik
in
cille
slleh
Un
Saskatoon.
Ijlmnnlnn
Hand
Calgary,
while
Vancouver
I
liHii
a
I.
risk
movement
in
the
.
1..
.!
-
iMNtinm
iranc
nnionn
of
fire
and
store
-pace
in
(he
business
section
Is
at
n
premium,
it
wa
lall
hy
i.iiin
men
tbcre,
ami
many
nf
."
larger
office
dtiihling
have
UaiHim
lists
of
wouhlbe
oeeu-
l
-
anls.
.
i.rr.M.iiH
iror.eeiing
sans-factnrily
Ii
throitjrhiml
Saskatchewan
and
Allien
a,
Mr.
Kiua-sland
ial.
ami
grain
i
afill
being
.......
I..I..I..I
I
V..
I
f.
i.iiwf
IV4I.IOIII1J
'Points
in
xce
of
one
thousand
ear
laity.
The
plaeinfr
of
em-
hbaruoeH
against
Id.-
shipment
of
damp
ami
lonh
wheal
lit
flu
Pacific
coast
ha
slowed
Mi"
l'IWMnl
movement
somewhat
ami
luriieil
the
Idle
of
wain
atwatd,
but
Ihe
drying:
plant
nl
Ihe
elevator-
.it
Vanroiixor,
K.tn
onion
and
Calgary
are
now
Ix'uiiiiiinK
In
catch
in.
with
the
fluantilic
nf
drain
awaiting-
iltirare
I
real
men
I
anil
ihe
interim
'loraire
elevator
will
whorl
ly
be
lnpinur
consignments
nf
grain
w
hied
ha
been
given
Ihe
nerea-jary
treatment
to
fit
it
for
flir-
MliT
llHIt'illtW
.
PORT
SIMPSON
GIYES
WELCOME
TO
DELEGATE
FROM
UNITED
CHURCH
Or.
Otterhout
Officially
Received
by
Natives
and
Dig
Services
on
Sunday
PORT
SIMPSON.
Nov.
t.
Tliere
wa
oreal
lim
here
ever
Mi,,
week
en.l
when
the
native
.it'.l
other
reiienl
f
the
village
wee..niHl
lr.
S.
S.
fWler-loHit.
repreentinn
Die
l:nitel
t:iiiiri
d
or
Canada
win.
formerly
a
a
Melho.it
nii!oiiar-
a'
lii.
plaee.
Tde
official
welenme
took
plnee
on
Kriilay
wden
Uie
tiiireii
wa
i.eciall1y
illuniinaleil
tor
the
orrai'ii
Mini
the
lream-.r
W'elcoiiic"
Iiuiil'
iicro
Ihe
M5i
TIMBER
SALE
X7343.
l.iiclf
Kill
In-
w-rHK.1
bv
llw
u.,,,.i..t
,.r
I
ami.
Jl
Vlrl.tria
n-l
UHT
HMD
.ii
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il
trrt
rt
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of
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to
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.iiriH
nf
i:.
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tiiin
lo
lcae;
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rpl-I
lowlnr
the
jlil
arn
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VL-
or
i-tiiiiiiM'iK-.
inriil,
ami
oiilalnlna-
io
...re,,
morr
or
lea.
MW
Alipllcanl.
vr
Kri'd
Nli
Aarnl.
Paint
SMVellibrr
Will.
I''.1''.
Bargain
Sale
DRESS
HATS
WINTER
COATS
All
this
Weok
"Demers"
HnUHc
or
Qunllly
Phono
27
P.O.
Box
327
nJL
mr
dilldlillK.
I'rprtlilly
;vll
Ihe
native
ir.
the
village,
u
well
as
a
numbe-
of
ol
hers
jjrtithere.l.
Herbert
NV'al-
laee
ktke
for
the
ohl
limeri.
He
came
on
rrutehes
ami
wrleoiiicl
the
cliureh
repreentalie
on
he
hulf
of
noise
who
ha.l
known
him
here
in
Ihe
early
ilay?.
Iiavi.l
.lolmon,
edief
councillor,
ipole
'or
Hie
vill.iKe.
He
wa
a
man
lo
whom
Mr.
()terhput
ha.l
taught
hookkeeplntr
year-
agro.
which
en-
adle.1
him
lo
go
into
bunine..
Sam
Itefinell
welcomeil
this
viil-
or
on
behalf
nf
the
I.imsiic.
.1.
Miifrrave
anl
.loeph
llr;Hlley
al-
ko
were
on
Ihe
ptalforiu
ami
uil.le.1
their
le.liinony.
Tiie
elioir
leil
by
Henry
Xelon'
irave
"selection
ami
lr.
0-lerhoul
rtplleil
In
Ihe
Tlinpean
Ifinsni-
age.
On
Sun.lay
Ihe
hie
religions
ervice
were
tiehl,
in
(lie
nuirn
in?
in
the
nnlive
lantriiatre
ami
in
Ihe
evening
in
Knplili.
During
lht
loctor'i
vitil
ho
wa
laken
in
charge
by
Itev.
Wil
liam
Allan,
Ihe
iiilioniiry
in
charge,
ainl
vill
we,ie
ma.le
lo
the
do'Oiil.'il,
i-hnol
ami
older
places.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
W
HI
).V
US
I
)A
Y
n
eUil
UtUrf'OU
alive!
Hurrah!
Tlll'.nrs
a
fly
in
Ihe
oinl-ment.
I
have
jiit
pal.l
hi.v
iiion'h
be
fori''
Inst
hill
ami
lie!e'll
be
more
thinner
ooiniiip
nexl
wek.
"HAT.
ilrink
anil
he
a
merry
a
we
can,"
a
lho
Tin-key
snil
when
ho
heyan
io
llilnk
nliout
Ulirislma.
THK'iirlco
of
wheal
I
up
anil
flour
will
ley
lo
rlimh
Ihe
Name
IniMer.
I'm
glml
I
tlou'l
run
a
hoarding
house.
TRUTH
i
.xlrangfr
than
fiction,
lull
who's
lo
know
Ihe
truth?
I
riml
II
liuril
rnoiigh
lo
lell
it.
THKHK'S
one
thing
alinnl
llil
niiliimn,
Ihe
xaving
of
the
rnn!
hill
oiighl
lo
be
enough
to
liny
a
hnal
in
the
spring.
MOST
women
llilnk
Ihey
are
the
only
one
wlin
have
a
right
lo
he
wrong.
ONK
of
lho
burning
problem
of
I
lie
ilay
I
gelling
money
enough
lo
buy
all
Ihe
.Millhank'
you
want.
1'OIU)
111111
linvo
been
Jut
an
niillnaiy
kid.
His
ralllo
uuisl
have
been
just
aboul
like
otheri
yxiur
aiJmrite
pipe
OLD
CHUM
h
the
famous
lacuum(AirTtfM)TiJi
A
o
only
more
persiicni.
CI.AY
pipe
are
easy
on
lho
back,
When
y.m
.liop
due
you
do
not
have
in
pick
it
op.
The
Optimist
Heigh
hn,
Jo
Ihe
pooriiouse
we
go.
For
Christina
i
coining
of
that
we
all
know.
Heigh
ho!
The
money
we
spend.'
And
a
few
more
lp
lo
I
lid
pooriiouse
we
wend,
deigb
do,!
It's
pleasant
lo
know
We'll
have
plcnly
of
friends
when
we
jneiSI
down
below.
COOMlKiE
must
be
a
greai
nan
lo
live
with.
Strength
and
ilence
are
all
right,
as
long
as
be
does
not
use
the
first
loo
much.
Modern
Chaperone
XOW
I
lay
me
down
To
Sleep
You
may
do
a
you
Uko
and
I
will
not
peep.
A
MINI.Nd
camp
Is
a
place
where
the
inhahilanls
run
bootlegging
competition
in
winter.
PIUNC.K
Rupert
people
are
si
ill
chuckling
over
the
recen'
showing
of
Charlie'
aunt.
)ne
voung
man
i
woiiileripg
if
it
was
light
to
speak
of
IwO
j?anarier
TJlli
same
yourisT
"man
?ays
lifivif
Jusl
a
soon
have
canaTfH
with
two
leg.
Ankle
of
eour'
lie
should
have
aid.
Ten
Years
Ago'
in
Prince
Rupert
November
24,
1915.
A
new
lia'ihin
hank
is
said
to
have
been
discovered
olf
Ihe
Her
Liver
Was
Bad
And
She
Felt,
Tired
and
Depressed
Mn.
M.
Piefort,
Oroiwwrrder,
Sank,
writes.'
"I
w
groally
diturlieJ
with
pnlna
In
my
liver,
and
felt
tireU
an
J
ilrpreaneJ
moat
of
the
time.
Use
tay
I
read
about
Milburn's
i
aWim'iV.M
fitm:
and
the
nct
time
I
went
to
tdwn
I
bought
four
viali
of
them.
I
havo
used
them
regularly,
and
after
two
niontha'
tire
I
feel
lilt
aa
entirely
UllTurout
woman.
X6w,
I
always
recommend
them
to
any
of
my
friends
who
are
troubled
as
I
wa."
There's
only
on
"Laaa-Liver
Pill",
and
that'
the
one
put
up,
for
the
past
32
years,
by
The
T.
Milbura
Otf.,
limited,
Toreato,
Oat,
Through
the
Vacuum
(airtight)
tin
OLa
CHUM
SMOKING
TOBACCO
is
preserved
for
you
in
perfect
condition;
it
as
when
it
was
waus
ask
for
-
"
yT
mouth
o
flhe
Columtiia
River.
11
is
said
in
Vancouver
and
Seat
1
1"
that
Prince
Rupert
will
suffer
through
Hie
iliseovery.
A
successful
whist
drive
am
dance
wa
held
by
Ihe
O.Mfeltows
in
the
K.
of
P.
Hall
last
night
Prize
winners
were
Mrs.
Phil
Mchonald
and
A.
llrooksbank.
The
committee
in
eharge
consisted
of
W.
J.
Harrie,
A.
R.
Phillips,
A.
iirooksbunk
and
Solomon
Mu.ssallem.
November
25,
1915.
The
affirmative
sidfl
as
de
clared
the
winner
by
a
popular
vole
at
the
conclusion
of
a
dehale
in
the
Presbyterian
Hall
last
night
oh
the
subject:
"Resolved
that
al
Ihe
close
of
the
war
it
would
be
lo
the
advantage
of
Ihe
Itrilish
Umpire
lo
he
formed
into
a
closer
federation
with
a
representative
parliament
al
London."
The
affirmative,
wa
taken
by
T.
Mcdlymonl
and
Douglas
Stork
and
lho
negative
hy
II.
l
Me
I
tao
and
.lames
Mitchell.
William
Carmichacl,
who
has
been
in
the
service
of.
lho
fi.T.P
here
for
(he
past
five
years,
left
I
lit
-i
morning
for
his
old
home
in
filasjrow
where
ho
will
visit
before
cnlMing
for
war
service.
STEWART
Fine
values
have
been
en
countered
as
a
result
of
surface
work
on
a
new
vein
al
the
Silverado
initio
and
the
management
has
started
Ihe
driving
of
a
inn
foot
cross-cut
tunnel
In
tap
Ihe
body
at,
depth.
The
properly
is
advantageously
situated
and
will
he
an
easy
shipper.
The
Stewart
Musical
Associa
tion
has
been
formed
wilh
Mrs,
ti.
C.
Andrew
a
directress
and
W.
H.
Watson
as
secretary.
Andrew
Andiewson,
engaged
a
a
shoemaker
here
for
Ihe
past
four
year,
wa
found
dead
in
hi?"
he.
last
Thursday
morning.
Ills
death
occurred
during
lho
night
from
natural
causes,
Coroner
Wiillans
decided.
Hock
facilities
here
are
prov
ing
en
I
i
rely
inadeouale.
There
was
not
a
day
last
week
Ilia'
from
one
lo
three
ship
had
lo
Ho
al
anchor
in
lho
harbor
awaiting
a
chance
to
He
itp
al
the
dock.
The
mailer
is
being
taken
up
wild
government
nu
IlioiillCs
and
wild
the
Vancouver
ami
Prince
Rupert
boards
of
trade.
Development
'
work
is
lo
be
continued
all
winter
by
Pat
Daly
on
the
Big
Missouri.
The
in
to,..
-
!
1
-
'"Ill
iohacco
use
of
the
famous
is
always
as
fresh
originally
packed.
f
he
Vacuum
(
stallatinn
of
the
compressor
plant
has
been
completed.
There
will
be
a
Christmas
tree
here
on
December
23.
Rev.
A
W.
II.
Ashley
is
chairman
of
the
committee
and
those
assisting
wiir
include
W.
R.
Tooth,
Mrs.
ft.
C.
Andrew,
Mrs.
W.
R.
Tooth
and
Miss
Kale
Ryan.
Arrangements
have
been
made
for
a
small
crew
lo
go
lo
work
at
once
on
the
National
Silver
mine
whifh
is
now
controlled
by
lho
Selukwe
tlohl
Co.
of
(he
Rand.
For
Ihe
first
time
in
its
his
tory,
work
will
be
carried
out
throughout
the
winter
on
Ihe
Silver
Crest
properly.
Mike
Cas-
sidy
and
Dave
lioyd
have
the
Conlracl
for1
the
driving
of
a
150
font
tunnel.
Control
of
the
International
F.leelric
Co.
here
has
been
sold
lo
Krnesf
I.nve
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
will
arrive
here
early
nexl
month
to
lake
over
the
management.
The
question
of
incorporator
of
Slewarl
under
the
Village
Act
i.-
being
laken
up
and
a
committee
of
three
has
been
appoint
ed
hy
the
local
Una
hi
of
Trade
lo
investigate
the
whole
silua
linn.
HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY
IN
REGULAR
MEETING
A
meeting
of
the
Ladies"
Hos
pital
Auxiliary
was
held
in
the
city
hall
yesterday
afternoon,
Mrs.
Frank
Dibh,
president,
occupying
lho
chair.
A
vole
of
thanks
was
passed
to
local
merchants
donating
to
the
Halloween
Hall.
II
wa
decided
lo
donate
$25.00
toward
Ihe
Christmas
Cheer
fund
al
Ihe
hospital.
The
buying
committee
was
authorized
lo
spend
200
for
linen
al
Ihe
hospital.
The
dressing
gowns
now
being
made
hy
the
ladies
of
the
auxiliary
for
the
palieuls
in
Ihoi
public
ward
were
reported
lo
bej
aboul
completed.
i
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntton
to
Apply
to
Laait
Lands
In
rrlnre
nuptrl
Land
Recortllnr
District,
ami
sltuata
it
Cove,
Splrer
Island,
about
so.oo
rliatn
aoutheaoerly
from
llw
extreme
northwrM
end
or
Splrer
Ulaml
and
about
Kl.00
chains
eat
rrom
Schooner
tas.
Take
nllr
Out
Wallace
FUherlo
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
ranneryiiirii,
lutend
to
apply
tor
a
lease
nf
the
follow
Inr
presrrlbed
lands:
Commencing-
at
,a
lt
planted
aboul
ao.oo
chain
In
a
sotatieasierly
direction
from
the
extreme
nnriliu.il
omi
nf
Splrer
Lslaiul.
and
9l,0
rbalim
east
from!
SrlHwiier
Cas;
thence
south
t.st
chain!
thence
ea.M
l.ai
chain:
thence
norlh-,
westerly
iiiramterlinr
alone
the
line
of!
nlan
tide
to
poll
of
nuniuehct-menl,
and
ronlalnliir
l.un
acre,
more
or
lew.
;
WALLACK
HSIIiniES
lIMITKo.
App"clnu
Cittd
Siptembar
ISwr
191.
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rrvj
1
Air
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Tiiht)
Tin
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FRUIT
Combination
Sale
t
can
Peaches.
24's,
rcg.
50c.
I
can
Pineapple,
's,
reg.
35c.
1
ran
Pears,
2's,
reg.
35c.
3
for
$1.00
1
can
Fruit
for
salad,
2's,
reg.
10c.
1
can
Apricols,
2's,
reg.
35c.
1
can
Strawberries,
2's,
reg.
iOc.
3
for
$1.00.
1
can
Cherries,
2's,
reg.
t5c.
I
can
Raspberries,
2's,
reg.
iOc.
I
can
Apple
Sauce,
2M'a,
reg.
35o.
3
for
$1.00
Just
Arrived.
Fresh
shipment
Prunes,
Raisins,
w
Figs.
Nuts,
etc.
Mussallera
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phones
18
and
84
COAL
COAL
Let
us
put
in
your
coal
supply
for
the
winter.
Have
you
tried
our
Reco
Coalf
A
nice
clean
hot
coal
at
$11
per
ton,
nut
size.
Stove
coal
$12.50.
Lump
coal
$13.50.
Tills
coal
will
not
fill
your
pipes
with
soot.
We
can
quoto
you
low
prices
on
lumber,
also
attend
to
small
deliveries
promptly.
TAXI
New
clean
Sedans
at
your
service
day
or
night.
Charges,
50c
for
one
or
two
passengers.
Call
112
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co
3rd
Avenue.
Phones
189-112
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15o
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Servico
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657