pags
roua
m
Yes
it
whips
1
K
easily
and
is
m
It
delicious!
M
.
.
n
1
A
favorite
with
British
Columbia
housewives
HOME
KILLED
Meats
and
Poultry
from
Bulkley
Valley
You
will
appreciate
our
meats.
We
will
appreciate
your
patronage.
Fresh
and
Smoked
Fish
a
Specialty
Sealy
8
Doodson
Sixth
Street
.
WE
ARE
SOLE
AGENTS
for
AJAX
HEAVIES
Pronounced
by
experts
to
be
i.hc
Rival
est
advancement
made
in
shot
shells
in
the
past
40
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
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BIRCH
Per
load
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Avenue
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580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
IMPROVED
Ford
Models
Will
be
on
exhibition
about
November
10.
Prices
t'nclratiigcd.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
93
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phona
61.
foliage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Eovlnfj.
1
ttvt
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
V
By
.......
George
McManm
(Sir
.
.
.
U.
Tm
km
COOOsE
b
CH
OC'S
Xie
0
vVE
WV3
8
If
1
S
II
C
rw
TMr
'
Kjoe
well
evE
JUVT
TH1IS.
WE
WCRt
Rococo
s
OOZ.EH
TlMFv
i
v
eve-
Menu
rut
woeo'
Nj(CiL
.
"
BOSTON
MEDIUM
NOT
TRUE
SPIRITUALIST
DECLARE
INQUIRERS
Margery
and
Husband
Believe
Themselves
Able
to
Communicate
With
Unseen
World
Nelson
News,
From
the
synopsis
printed
of
a
report
on
an
investigation
of
"
.Margery,",
the
much-discussed
Huston
medium,
by
a
large
group
of
.intelligent
men
for
the
mol
part
connected
with
the
Harvard
faculty,
it
is
evident
lhat
onl)
one
important
conclusion
was
reached
by
them.
They
ended.
.
,
,
ih
inquiry,
coiuiuoletl
with
all
I
It
a
o
tn
nil
AffiAtAiuit
Tra
c
K
Ia
MOveo
iv
,
,-
rrrl
,
.,
...
.
.,
ltwanng
ttearing
the
lue
stamp,
stamp,
of
of
approval
approval
for
them,
with
Uie
conviction!
...
........
...
lhat
in
none
of,
the
many
and
curious
phenomena
or
"manifestations"
witnessed
by
Uiem
was
there
any
evidence
of
anything
either
supernatural
or
even
.su
pernormal.
A
minor
rmnvirtinn
was
Uiat
neither
'"Margery"
nar
her
husband
had
been
puilty
af
any
oon-si-ious
deception,
and
thai
both
were
sincere
in
the
iwiior
that
the
wife
is
used
as
a
means
of
(4
communication
by
one-
or
more
spirits
is,
in
other
words,
a
true
"medium."
The
truth
is
that
after
all
their
labors
t.he
Hnstonians
have
left
Hip,
,'pU'Ur.probcme,saMlj
where
they
found
if,
with
nothing
at
'all
new
proved
or
disproved.
That
they
would
end
right
there
was
next
to
inevitable.
Iletween
science
and
spiritism
there
Is
a
broad
gulf
fixed.
Science
deals!
with
things
that
caa
be
measured
and
weiarhed.
Spirits,
by
de-l
fin
it
inn.
are
beyond
either.
For
all
that,
spirits
may
have
a
reality
of
their
own.
but
it
is
one
with
which
science
cannot
be
concerned.
PRINCE
CHARLES
TO
BE
TIED
UP
AT
DRY
DOCK
FOR
WINTER
C.N.n.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
Capt.
Neil
McLean,
will
make
her
last
trip
at
Hie
end
of
this
week
before
being
tied
up
at
I
tic
local
dry
dock
for
the
winter.
TUe
vessel
will
arrive
from.
Vancouver
and
wayporls
at
3
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon,
sail
at
10
o'clock
for
Stewart
ami,
return
ing
here
Sunday
night,
will
be
withdrawn
from
service.
For
the
winter
a
weekly
service
will
toe
carried
out
from
Vancouver
l-i
Powell
Ilivor,
Ocean
Falls,
Prince
Huperl,
Stewart
and
An
vox
by
I
lie
steumer
Prince
Ituport
ano
later
by
the
Prince
ienrgc.
The
change
of
train
service
providing
for
three
train,
a
wenk'
flu
si
hound
and
wesl
bound
will
also
become
effective
next
week.
HENRY
FORD
TRYING
REVIVE
OLD
DANCES
Acts
as
Instructor
to
Old
and
Young
at
Cathedral
Parties
In
Detrcit
DETHOIT,
Nov.
12.
St.
Paul's
Calhedral
hall,
which
has
scon
Uie
election
of
two
bishops
and
I
he
setl
leiiien'l
of
many
weighty
diocesan
problems
of
the
Meth
odist
Episcopal
church,
has
be
come
a
Mecca
for
those
who
be
lieve,
with
Henry
Ford,
in
the
re
vival
of
Hie
old-fashioned
dances.
With
the
hearly
endorsement
of
HishoiMIerman
Page,
the
baM
is
being
used
twice
monthly
for
classes
of
instruction
in
I
lie
almost
forgoLtcii
steps;
and
there
is
being
aroused
an
enthusiasm
which
Mr.
Ford
is
hopeful
will
relurn
the
waltz,
the
gavotte,
I'M
COI
OVEt
CT
ACSV.NTtO
WITH
OOR
NExT
ih'
'""'r'r..
"":!:Cn"
h:l
nulling.
ihii..h-imi.
itiaii
iiii-
i
a
lari!y
wild
the
Charleston.
Mr.
Ford
has
been
one
of
the
most
.
active
.participants
at
the
Cathedral
parties,
acting
as
in-slrtictor
In
matrons
and
misses
alike.
Mrs.
F'nrd,
too,
is
shoeing
a
lively
interest,
and
Uie
tw
are
among
Hie
most
accomplish
ed
of
dancers.
In
The
Letter
Box
FISHERMEN'S
WHARF.
Kit
it
or
Daily
News.
I
am
a
firm
believer
in
pr-
itqHAiltiaiiu
In
(
lia
1
1
Iap
t
u
...
"
'.
.
ir
i-in
i
imh
x
;a
a
have
a
cut
ami
dried
proposal.
of
liie
lUiilHlt
Kisberlen"s
I
nion,
of
tae
Halibut
Iloat
Owners'
Associativa
and
of
-all
those
wh
have
the
interests
of
the
Fishermen
and
of
this
city.
at
hearty
but
at
the
same
time
it
tloe
appear
to
be
a
pitiful
exhibition
of
weakness
ami
extreme
politic
anxiety
upon
Uie
par!
of
a
de
feated
leader,
with
half
a
cabinet
a
ad
a
minority
party,
such
as
i
he
case
with
Mr,
King
am
hi
party,
to
approach?
the
citizen
of
this
community
"with
a
view
lo
arriving
at
Mme
decision
a
to
the
reqitrictitents
for
a
sueltt
and
mooring
location
for
fishing
It
boats,
in
Prince
Huperl
harbor
in
whjcb
lease
be
(the
member
elect
f
would
he
pleased
to
urge
upon
the
Ooveranient
ibal
immediate
s4eps
be
taken
to
provide
such
a
facility.'
I
quote
the
word!
of
the
Daily
News.
It
is
extraordinary
to
note
how
solicitous
the
government
has
suddenly
become
for
the
welfaT
of
the
fishermen.
Mr.
Kwart.
K.O,
Uio
Liberal
legal
ailvjert
js..
tjWSStal
JUMlSv
informed
the
t'riftie
.MWwdi
r
that,
(tending
the
decision
oi
Parliament
when
it
shall
nice.
he
musi
not
make
any
appoint
meiWs
nor
any
expenditure
other
than
those
necesary
to
tbe
ordinary
carrying
on
of
th
routine
business
of
the
country
YVhal
could
or
would
tbe
government
-be
able
to
reply
in
an
application
for
the
enlabliabmeii'
oi
a
l-isiiermens
surlier
were
t't
the
face
of
Mr.
Kwart's
advice
and
of
the
Prime
Minister's
own
official
statement
of
November
S
that
"In
tlie'tnlerval
until
Par
liament
asfCinMes
it
is
Uie
in
dention
of
fne
flovernmerrf
to
re
frnin
from
making
appointments
beyond
such
as
nre
essential
for
the
proper
carrying
on
of
the
putdic
business.
Pres
reports
from
Ottawa
say
Liberal
worsens
arc
arriving
here
ami
demanding
distillery
licenses,
railway
charters,
land
purchases,
appointments
and
lact,
every
kind
of
concession
thai
a
desperate
party
will
make
lo
avert
defeat.
Is
this
hollow
promise
"
of
"urging
upon
I
he
(iovermnent
that
immediate
steps
be
tnknn
to
provide
a
fishermen'
facility"
along
the
lines
of
mak
ing
desperate
efforts
lo
curry
favor
with
the
JHeclorale
in
an
tiripaflnti
of
an
inevitable
elee
lion.
(iKO.
fi.
IllSIIIJY.
Jke
you
coffee
tfise
?
If
so,
you
will
always
use
NABOB
COFFEE
Full
flavored
and
Try
a
"Cut
OOOR
-oop
voi
toll
X
i
FRENCH
ADOPTING
I
SOCCER
FOOTBALL
PAHIS.
Nov.
t:'
T'if
extent
to
which
soccer
football
ha
hwome
in
iustitutUtn
in
France
is
shown
in
the
parnclpii'oii
of
.150
clubs
:
for
the
Freneli
'.up.
In
the
opening
matches,
8,058
athletes
played
football
before
total
crowds
variously
estimated
between
500,000
and
l.oon.OOfl
people.
There
were
1H
learns
entered
in
t!10.
SPORT
CHAT
Si
It
is
beginning
lo
look
as
if
there
will
lie
no
league
basketball
in
Prince
Huperl
I
his
winter.
In
view
of
tbe
micros
of
the
sporl
during
the
past
few
winters
and
!be
fact
that
there
are
a
iuhmJ
number
of
players
on
hand
thi
fall,
it
is
to
be
regretted
tha
the
prospect
now
seems
such
but
there
are
a
numler
of
difficulties
which
may
yet.
of
eourw,
be
removed.
In
tbe
first
place,
Ibeie
seem
to
be
no
hall
available
fn
the
game
except
the
Fair
ItuiM-
ng
whtohv
omler
tbe
condition,
is
hardly
the
moot
desirable
place
for
baskethali.
The
Klks
decided
some
lime
afto
that
their
Hall
would
MX
be
Used
for
basketball
ad
M
is
also
mhlemtMMt
he
auditorfuTTls
TWt
available.
There
may
tAiBjsime'
games
in
smaller
halls'Unf
rsb'
far
no
arrangements
are
wmler
way
fur
league
gaiei
League
basketball
games
wilt
start
m
Anyec
on
Xoveniber
I
A
and,
with
the
opening
of
the
season
now
close
at
hand,
the
rious
teams
in
the
smelter
own
are
making
tbe
best
of
th
ime
in
practising
op
and
getting
nto
shape.
Tlic
ttrosoeot
is
that
nuiHberof'
high
class
game
Aid
be
pulletl
off
during
the
ourse
of
tbe
season.
The
of
ficers
auMintd
for
the
season
President,
W.
HobertsfMi:
vice-president,
Harry
Ooebel.
secretary,
A.
Xtokerson.
The
Prince
HutteK
Milliard
Parlor
and
the
(Whadiaa
Fish
A
SCol.l
Storage
G,
firel
and
seeon
I
teams
resfiecMtely
in
Uie
second
division
billiard
teafnie
tandla-.
will
me-i
in
tonight's
tourna-
toeni.
i
ire
teams
will
nne
ur
as
follows:
.
F.
ZietBan
illMUanl
"Pflrbirl
v.
w.
Lfos
idiW,.pp.
W,
SekneW
A.
Harvey;
M.
Andrews
vs.
.1.
May.
W.
Mitchell
vs.
A.
MaeDonaul
H.
Howe
.
II.
Parr
Arrangements
nre
leing
made
both
in
Anyox
and
Stewart
for
the
playing
of
badminton
this
winter.
l
Anyox
a
club
has
al
ready
been
formed
and
order
have
been
ent
out
for
equip
ment.
The
Gymnasium
will
be
used
for
a
court;
certain
hours
beiiiK
set
avijt
ijiomings
and
af
lernoon
for
the
players.
A:
Slewarl
I
he
Serv
ice
Club
has
set
aside
two
evenings
a
month
foi
the
plnying
of
badminton
durin
the
winter.
The
Prince
Hupert
Oyro
Chili
fresh
in
the
vacuum
tin.
pound
today.
ue.Li.Vv
r
OH!
HAW-
.
c
'
maa
i
-
iL
'l
'x
'
Jt
'
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
let
than
50c
HELP
WANTED.
FEMALE
MKN
and
Women
wanted
to
learn
barber
trade
and
beauty
culture.
Wonderful
demand
for
'barbers
and
lady
hairdressers.
Special
low
rates
now
on.
Tools
free.
We
have
thirty-two
ncbools
in
Canada
and
U.S.A.
Write
or
call
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System
of
Colleges,
to
Hasting-'
Kast.
Vancouver.
H.C.
TO
RENT
FOH
llEXT.--4oing
concern
a.
Cow
llay
including
3
rooms
and
bath,
furnished.
Ifcdnc
good
business.
Owner
must
leave
city
on
bumes.
Phon
Hed
720.
'f
TO
n
EXT.
Four
roomed.
fur-wit
nished,
modern
limine,
i
piano
and
large
pantry,
AU..
three
rooaa
furnished,
era.
Phone
Blue
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furnisbr
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room,
suitable
for
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Wet.
TO
HEXT.
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deeoraie
three
roomed
house;
hot
an
I
eoM
water.
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rear
r?S
Seeond
Avenue
Ug(.
2H
FOFl
HEXT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sow
Ing
machines.
Walker'
Moic
Store.
If
KOH
HKXT
l.arge
two
t..rrv
house.
Third
Avenue
near
Mc-Meekin'
ilrorery.
e.ieii-raver
llro.
ti
lO
HEXT.
New
five
roonietl
modern
flat,
healei
and
electric
range.
Apply
Dybhavn
A
Hanson.
If
FOH
RENT
Iw-sk
room
in
office
and
storage
space
in
rear.
Apply
Douglas
Sutherland,
nd
Avenue.
26
FOH
HEX
IV
-Four
roomed
lion-
-with
bath,
furnisbed.
Decembrr
I.
25.MI.
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U.
P.
Tin-ker.
tl
FOH
It
EXT.-
Five
roomed
apart
ment,"
completely
furnished.
Su.
7
Wahtron.
l'hoM'
Jfu7
FL'HXISIIED
HOUSE
for
HeL
Hang
and
other
furniture
for
ale.
2I&
Fourth
Avonuo
Baat
FOH
HEXT.
Two
room
furnish
ed
apartment
by
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Hed
007
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FLAT
fr
HhiiI.-
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lleilbi'oner.
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llir.
PAY
WOHK
FOH
MEN.
To
the
unemployed
or
men
wh
work
for
laborers'
pay
when
the
world's
greatest
industry
needs
thou
sand
of
men
a'
6rc
to
.
00.
per
hour,
citv
and
country
shops.
We
tram
you
for
Jobs
as
truck
drivers
auLo-nieclianlcs.
ignition
ex
perts,
battery
welding
and
vulcanising.
We
also
teach
brick-laying,
Uleaelling
and
plastering.
Call
or
write
for
free
catalogue.
Hemphill
Auto
Engineering
School,
10
Masting"
Street
Ea!
Vancouver.
lt.C.
is
still
busy
on
its
plavgrnund.
program
for
i$C.
The
city
ha
been
spreading
cinders
on
the
-lie
in
Westview
hihI
the
equip
men!
will
be
erected
there
by
'he
dub
early
in
I
he
spring.
At
Hie
meeting,
of
the
club
yesterday.
It
Was
decided
lo
nsli
Hie
ciiv
to
clear
a
-pact
7.1
,y
no
feet
for-
me
pl.iyu-n.imd
at
Seal
Cove
instead
of
the
fiO
TiO
aqtmre
al
first
proposed.
Ii
unmninn-ed
thai
the
chili
re;ili.e(
$172
for
the
playground
fund
as
a
remilt
of
the
carnival
held
lat
month.
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lake
order
for
Christina
card
McHue
Hrtts.
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
.--one
Ford
Ion
truok,
first
das
condition,
spare
frun
and
rear
tire.
Ha
good
cord
lire
all
around.
HMeab
balance
to
arrange.
I
I
lodge
enctoaed
modal.
gtMid
tire,
now
in
lorMge.
7ieli.
balance
to
arranre.
Fine
u-.iruinent
of
logring
lol,
i.ii
Iiiii
jack
and
parts,
falling
and
bucking
aw.
filing,
lools,
kledgea
mid
wedV.
wire
sp'iciug
tmil.
carpenter
tool,
elc.
t
Nine
Inch
War
lathe
with
self
renlerinft
rbuek.
1
Full
set
eam
lire
vulcaniiers
m
to
t
inch
and
tH
lo
8
inch,
with
hand
loots.
(tood
assortment
of
pi
ton
ring.
for
auto
and
marine
ancines.
Spring-
for
Ddge
and
Ford
ram.
Sonic
el'tra
leaves
for
Chev
role!
s.
I
Ford
engine
in
good
condition.
I
cyl.
Studebaker
enalne.
t
n
h
.(..
Vivian
engine
and
rluteb.
I
6
b.p.
Huffalo
and
clulch.
I
ro
bp.p.
3
cyl.
(iorham
engine.
I
SOtlt
work
boat,
3b
h
p.
I
SixA
pleamire
boat
l
b.p.
t
!:'6
peaure
boat
I
bj.
I
Km
n
rude
inboard
eoeine.
W
barf
age
fur
boat-
Caretaker
in
attendance.
NORTHERN
TXCHANQE,
?
1
3
Keeond
Ave.
l'bone
tJ.
FOR
AI.E
HoUe
ztxSO:
build
ings;
IM
acres
I
am
I
bordwing
lake;
good
view,
water,
toil:
nrar
sawmill,
station,
rhoo!
rink.
tl.&OO.
1
Ibdrhki-s
Aleta
like.
Central
H.C.
270
FOtM
riNimed
house
for
sale
ou
Eighth
Avenue
Weal,
near
Mr-Bride.
Apply
I3S
Eight!
h
Ave
Wet
after
five
o'clock.
87
4
FOH
SALE
S
en
rtHHiMNi
boite
anil
fumitnre.
ApiHy
tJO
Xfflh
Avenue
West,
Phon
reen
2l.
,
FOH
SALE.--Healer;
also
baby
buggy.
Phone
(J
reen
100.
HANOI!
for
Sale,
practically
new.
Phone
Hed
:tWfi.
AUCTION
SALE
AI'CTfoN
SALE.
We
have
len
instrueled
0
sell
at
jiuldie
aunt
kin
on
Saliirday.
November
It,
at
717
Sixth
Avenue
Vet,
Hale
Marl
al
2.30
p.m.
sharp:
consiattng
of
the
following
household
effects;
Our-
ney
Oxford
range,
f.
h(de,
i.
bat
bam
kitchen
cabinet;
kit
chen
table
and
chairs;
kitchen
iileii.il
and
dishes;
cotieJi;
tapestry
covered
Davenport
walnut
finish
buffet,
dining
room
table
ami
chairs,
uphol
sirred
wicker
chairs,
inlaid
linoleum,
bookshelf
and
bed
room
rugs
ivory
dresser
with
bevel
plale
mirror;
two
hoy
beds
oomplcte
and
mlscellart
eons
articles
top
numerous
I
mention.
Prince
Huperl
Exchange.
Auctioneers.
2fit
LOST
LOST.
-Parker
Duofold
fountain
pen.
Ileward
15.00.
Apply
S.
Itaeli
Jones.
CARPENTERS
WHEN
having
your
house
repair
'!.
fee
A.
H,
MacPhcrson.
ruone
uiack
tB7.
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CARS
FOR
SALE,
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lltd..i
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to.
in-
120
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lg
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Ford
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Ford
lurbl
i'
rebuilt
All
ear
i
felMBbal
term
fan
be
KAIEN
GARAQC
Ford
and
Che
lion.
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Oakland.
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DOLLAR
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agent
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dry
Inside
w
block
mu'-'t
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i
per
load
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gian
slyle
ring
in
30
.;
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jier
lb.
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Cove.
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Taxi
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suitable
Christmns
f-dally.
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my
store
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welcome
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you
want
any
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delivered,
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