alurdif,
October
31,
1025,
II
II
A
jy
nomeward
TJoiind
and
ttVmmjMierX
A
hot,
well
made
cup
of
delicious
BAKER'S
COCOA
will
appease
these
keen
appetites
and
also
provide
considerable
nutrition.
Dr.
Louis
Fwcher.
former
frutniftnr
in
n;
cues
of
Children
at
ilx
New
York
Post
Graduate
Medical
School
and
Hocpiul,
lists
p
saam
in
uki
i
or
ecfiooi
cntwren.
WALlbK
liAKIiK
cc
CO.
Limited
UTAtUiMl)
1710
tOKCHEm.
MAM.
CANADIAN
MILLS
AT
MONTREAL,
UoolIrt
of
Choice
Recipes
lent
free
GIVE
A
PARTY
Hall
owe
en
Wa.it
onltl
In-
ni'tpr
t,u.,,g
Uni
m
-l-i
phh
ii
glit
unit
gulling
gullicr
round.
ID
von
will
hud
llullowt
'CD.
INVITATIONS,
TABLE
NOVELTIES,
SEIIVIETTES,
CREPE
PAPER,
MASKS,
HATS,
PUMKIN
HEADS,
DEVILS
HEADS
And
for
that
night
of
mytery
OUIjA
to
tell
what
fate
hat
In
store
'for
yoii.
Sweetest
JJaid
fhocolates
tl
I'.iiu
(.cntre.
per
box
.
...
$1.00
('
ut
and
Fruit,
h'i
box
...
$1.25
s
1
V-Mirli'il.
er
box
$1.25
'
ml
ul
Ceii(rts.
jmt
box
..v.
$1.25
1'
tn
Hit
Orient,
per
box
.
$1.50
1
(!
ktaiU,
or
luix
$1.50
I
Hi'
n-oiti
the
Maul.
t?r
Uix
...
$1.75
t
oumihI
Fancy
On
Ires)
Two
New
Lines
1'--l
Mum!
I'm
it
Dro,
aj.urlell
uiiU
I.finon
flu-
v
oi's.
per
Mi
40c
M
way
.Mints
per
h
50c
Ormes
Limited
Wholesale
and
Retail
Druggists
Tlie
llt'Mill
Store
Pioneer
Druggists
Phones
82
and
200
WICKER
Chairs
and
Rockers
and
Wicker
L
ibrary
Tables
VVe
miisl
make
room
for
Full
tiootls
ami
uro
selling
1,1
f
tin;
iim
(,r
furiiiiiire
at
r"
Avenue.
Reduced
Prices
Phono
123.
Local
and
Personal
U.G.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Try
Valentin
n.ili-v.
nimnp
057.
it
Will
I.
Havlon
will
at
Prince
Huperl
Music,
Store
for
parcel.
250
Walking
Products.
llcnre-
spulflllve
P.
CS.
.Miller,
Uluo
2J5.
If
Wo
dancer
og
hooper.
Hall
ton'aht.
Llndselh'
Orchestra.
Jaiin.'
McCoy,
cliaritcd
in
the
city
jkjIki!
court
Him
morninjr
Willi
vacancy,
wan
remanded
unlit
Monday.
Ladles'
Shoe
Sale.
Shoes
at
cost
and
less
also
new
shipment
of
beautiful
neckwear
at
Mm.
Qrahlman's.
Pianofoiie
lenruns.
Younjr
pupil
particularly
reuired.
Term
moderate.
Mr.
Nurrinff-Uui,
JH
Hay
Cove
Acnuc.
J'elcrUcdan,
Indian,
wail
fin
ed
?z&
,tnd
ciimI
in
the
cily
police
court
thi
morning
for
having
lOiuor
in
hi
possession.
KniiiiV-of
PytliiiM
whist
drive
and
dniftc,
Monday,
.Nov.
2.
lio-
un
llalL
8.ao
Screnadora
Or
lustra,
(lent
5c.
and
bailie
5iic.
liver)
hotly
welcome.
25ft
Prioncl
Clirioluia
inied
In
our
own
plant.
Choice
xi'ieciion,
Usll
or
phone
for
-ample
IhkiJ.
Unite,
Cowen
&
I
alia.
Ud.,
Phone
231.
25
Owing
to
III
health
I
am
force
o
ito
depose
of
my
entire
stock
of
!
ladles'
ready-to-wear.
Watch
for
stupendous
'bargains
I
n
Tuesday's
Dally
News.
Mrs.
R.
Qoldbloom.
lle
coal
at
the
following
price:
per
ion
9
1
1
.00.
If
1
2.00.
813.00.
SI3.75.
H.(H
and
1
1.50.
Iline
dry
stove
wood
6.00
er
load.
Phone
03.
Caey
Cwrla?
and
Fuel.
We
cau
l
be
heat
ior
value.
We
buy
hot
tie.
t&
Arriving
here
on
lime
al
3
o'clock
tin'
aflernoon.
CX.lt
-learner
Prince
Uharle.
inau-Kiiratc
Hie
Kimpaoy
lemioiiir
(all
chetlule.
"Hie
vcskcI
will
-ail
al
In
o'clock
Inn
i
it
til
fi
SMvarl
Hinl
will
return
from
there
al
III
o'clock
Inniorrow
ilit
-aiiniu
at
II
for
Vain'u-
-r
Via
ticean
rails
and
Powell
lti.r.
The
train
for
Hie
Ka
t
1
i:o
await
the
arrival
of
the
Prmre
Charle
today
but
left
on
'me
at
ll.:io.
I.
C.
K.
Sealy
and
W.
II.
Dootl
oi
of
Sniithers
are
iu
Hie
cily
ii
hUMine
in
conneclion
with
ilieir
project
for
(he
marfcelinK
li'
ie
of
Ilalkley
Valley
prmluce
.i
t
lie
present
tune
tiiey
are
t.iuiKinjr
carload
lot
here
for
ale
in
a.
wholesale
way
toil
the
idea
of
rctmliuir
n
al.-o
beinp
lev
eloped.
It
in
.Mr.
SealyV
first
i!ii
nere
Mnce
iih
recent
illnexH
and
hi
many
local
Iriend
ure
ery
pleaded
to
see
lliai
Me
ix
well
reeoveieil.
Thev
arrived
from
the
interior
on
!al
iiikIiI'
train.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
II
ill
Sixty
Chapter
llaii.u',
October
31.
November
2.
Anglican
UMiihor
5,
Presbyterian
November
12.
I.O.I
.E.
K.
of
P.
wliifl
drive
and
dance,
Church
llazaur
No-
MioMtrl
Serennde,
United
Church.
November
5
A
0.
Oddfellows'
whist
dance,
.November
10.
drive
"and
Church
Ilazaar
Noyal
Purple
Jlaxaar
Xovcin.
bcr
13.
Scrennilnfrly
funny
farce,
'June,"
Wt'stholmo,
November
16
Miiosc
and
Is.
Ilazaar
November
17
llapllsl
Cli
u
rcli
Ladies'
llaa:r,
November
2(1.
t!
TWE
DAILY
IfKWl
pnn
THRKP
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
Breakfast,
Luuclieg,
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
after
Theatre
Ilcrreslimcnls
Our
Specially
is
Home
Made
Ice
Cream
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or
detail.
You
will
be
pleated
with
our
service.
Let
us
please
you.
KILLAS&
GHRIsSTOPHER
Phone
17
Two
cars
at
yur
service
Sneddon
Taxi.
Plioi.e
1
34.
tf
Church
Notices
Presbyterian
Church
.Morniiiy
service
at
11
o'clock.
Subject:
"(Jod'
Displacements.
Sunday
chool
at
I
-'.30.
Kven-itiK
service
at
7.30.
Subject:
"Labor
and
llejrard."
Preacher.
Ilev.
II.
II.
(trnnt.
D.D.
Methodist
Church
The
Church
of
S-rvice.
Ilev.
(ieo.
(S.
Hacker,
pastor.
Mis
Isanel
llaiitloek,
deacones.
Sun-tlay
service
at
II
a.m.
and
7.30
p.m.
will
he
conducted
by
Hie
Ilev.
Kvan
Maker,
tsunday
School
meets
al
2.30.
Baptist
Church
.Morning
worship
at
II
a.m.
Service
will
be
conducted
by
Mis
Isabel
Haddock.
Sunday
School
at
18.1.
Evening
ser
vice
al
7.30.
Mieaker.
P.
11
inzey.
Lutheran
Church
St.
Paul's
Bnjziisji
Lutheran
Church.
Melrooolc
Hall,
Third
Avenue.
Rev.
P.
E.
Haisler,
H.l.
pastor.
Morning
service
at
II
o'clock,
serine!
topic
"The
Christian
Armor
and
Weaton.'
.Sunday
School
,
al
12.
IS
p.m
Luther
I.eue
C.3A
p.m.
topic
"Luther
and
the
Heformation
Leader,
Arthur
Jolin-on.
Even
ing
service
7.30
"'clock.
Ilefor
mat
ion
service.
Sermon
topic:
Some
Lessons
from
100
year
of
Protestant
lli-tnry."
Special
music
at
evening
'rvice.
Salvatfon
Army
Let
the
problem
of
itpendiug
Sunday
be
sell
led
by
Coming
lo
the
Army.
The
old
landmarks
have
never
been
removed.
Jesu
and
Him
crucified
is
the
theme
of
worship.
Singinp
of
the
old
song-
will
awaken
memory
and
bless
Ihe
soul.
The
young
peo-l
pie
will
lie
helped
for
the
battle
of
life,
and
by
attending
Ihe
weeknighl
activities
will
receive
instruction
that
will
help
in
the
diflcrcul
walk-
of
life.
Sunday
at
II
ii.in.
Holiness.
2.30
p.m.
Sunday
School.
'7.30
p.m.
Salvation.
Lieut.
Ivniiy
will
speak.
citypST
UNEfflOVES
Electricity
Will
be
off
Tomorrow
Morning
While
Change
Is
Doing
Made
To
Connect
Elevator
Soon
i.Noliee
is
given
today
by
the
superintendent
of
utilities
that
the
cily
electric
light
and
power
will
he
shut
off
lor
a
few
hours
tomorrow
morning
while
the
sup
ply
lines
.are
being
switched
permanently
from
their
present
route
along
Eleventh
Avenue
lo
a
new
route
by
way
of
Hie
dry
lock.
The
wire
on
Eleventh
Av
enue
is
(o
he
used
lo
complete
he
new
connection
.with
the
drv
dock.
The
change
will
nrovido
access
for
all
the
city
lines
to
Ihe
dry
dock
power
plant
Which,
miner
aerrccmeiii,
is
now
an
emergency
power
supply
source
for
the
cily.
Mr.
Love
staled
this
morninir
that
I
ho
olly's
power
would
tie
j
lurueii
on
id
r
no
elevator
on
Noyeinlwr
15.
Switching-
eouip-j
inent
for
the
work
involved
bad
not
yet
arrived
hut
is
duo
here
owards
Hie
end
of
next
week.1
AidjOn
the
same
day
that
the
eleva-j
tor
is
cotinreled
un.
the
eilv'
1
v
elertrie
light
plant
ut
Shawal-i
SI.
Andrew's
Lndics'
Auxiliary
Linn
Lake
will
be
slml
down
for;
Ilazaar.
December
2.
ia
couple
of
week-
for
thoroiuhi
overhaul
and
during
that
time
Lutheran-
Church
Ladies'
Aid
the
dry
dock
will
supply
both
the
llarkut,
December
l.
city
and
elevator
with
power.
PERMIT
FOR
ELEVATOR
IS
NOW
RECORDED
Superstructure
Cost
Placed
at
$867,000
by
Contractors
In
City
Returns
for
October
.
Ituildinx
permits
issued
in
Hie
citv
for
Prince
llunert
fur
Ihe
nioiilh
of
October
represented
a
total
value
of
75,I25.
This
toal,
which
is
one
of
the
highest
on
record
in
the
city,
contains
Hie
figure
for
Ihe
superstruct
ure
of
the
terminal
grain
eleva
tor
which
i
placed
at
8C7,000
by
the
contractors.
The
list
of
permits
for
Ihe
month
is
as
follows:
P.
Hums
A
Co.,
Ltd.,
platform
and
stock
pens
at
abbatloir,
$3,-000.
Weslenhaver
Ilros.,
repairs
to
building
on
Sixlli
Street,
4(55.
W.
J.
McCulclicou,
alteration
of
store
on
Third
Avenue,
300.
T.
liudenich,
repairing
bouse
on
Third
Avenue,,
1,
000.
School
Hoard,
repairs
lo
Iloolh
School,
M.oqo.
II.
II.
Styles,
orfieo
building
al
Cow
Hay,
200.
S.
Hatchei,
wouiMied
on
Graham
Avenue,
II
50;
Mr.
Paul
Wicks,
lean
lo
or.
Seventh
Avenue
West,
80.
Hector
Quenersville,
resiling-ling
bouse
on
Ninth
Avenue
West,
20.
Mis
C.
Hrown.
reshiugliug
house
on
Ninth
Avenue
West
25
II.
M.
Duff,
addition
to
residence
on
Ambrose
Ave.
300.
C.
It.
Anderson,
foundation
repairs
on
Eraser
Street,
4300.
Cartcr-Halls-Aldinger
Co.,
Ltd.
terminal
grain
elevator,
8G7,-
000.
Mrs.
M.
E.
Le
Pine,
verandah
on
Dunsmuir
Street
house,
4156.
E.
Sing,
woodshed
on
Scvenlh
Avenue
East,
475.
Mrs.
K.
E.
ltirnie,
repairs
lo
residence
on
Park
Avenue,
4150.
FOX
TERRIER.
MOST
POPULAR
OF
DOGS
LONlMiN.
Oct.
31
The
fox
terrier
is
the
must
popular
home
dog
in
the
United
Kingdom.
I'lie
shaggy
airedale.
which
many
owners
believe
to
be
Ihe
most
human,
ranked
second.
Kennel
flluh
statistic
showed
that
already
this
year
7,000
fox
terriers
have
been
registered.
The
dachshund
continued
to
slump
in
popularity.
The
prewar
number
was
232
and
in
1021
it
was
151.
Itegistralion
the
first
eight
months
of
this
year
totalled
117.
The
dog
population
in
Hie
Kingdom
is
approaching
the
three
million
mark.
WORKERS.
Workmen
qualifying
as
house
holders
or
license
holders
are
reminded
that
they
must
rcgis-:er
.tonight
at
Hie
City
Clerk's
office
in
order
lo
gel
on
the
Municipal
Voters'
List.
Tli:
Cily
Clerk's
office
will
be
openj
lhi
evening
until
a
o
clock
for
the
purpose
of
receiving
regis
trations.
Ilegistcr
immediately;
and
protect
your
municipal
franchise.
NOTICE.
Take
notice
that
Ihe
City
Clerk's
office
will
be
open
fronil
7
p.m.
until
0.30
p.m.
on
October
28,
30
and
.31,
for
the
purpose
or
receiving
registrations
for
the
Municipal
Voters'
List
for
the
elections
in
I02C.
E.
F.
JONES,
51
Cily
Clerk.
CP.
II.
.steamer
Princess
Heat-
rice,
(.apt.
lliomas
Clilve.
airiv-i
e(
from
the
south
at
1.15
this'
a
I
-i
...
..t-i
.i
'
morning
aim
saueo
at
11
o
ciuck
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way
ports.
Sa
el
t
f"
secret
Hill,
can
Jim
keep
a
Hill
Yes.
hut
it
would
be
just
like
him
to
foil
some
one
that
couldn't.
SsMOND
SAWS
sr,i
.Machine
Knives
J?
They
stay
aharp
longer,
IIMBNH
CANADA
I1W
CO-LIMIT,!
ITV
I
'
MONTMAl
I
lll'l
T.WOtfVI,
""""""
TONTO
T.
V.40HN,
JQMN.
M
N
J.
"I
t.
I!
Here's
a
Pen
Every
Man
Will
Enjoy
A
pen
of
distinction,
of
big
ink
capacity
and
perfect
peiv
formance
a
pen
uncqualed
cither
for
appearance
or
service.
A
Thi
:
clirvcap
dipop
holds
it
securely
in
camadian
PACinc
'aiiwr
the
pocket
B
The
pun
cold
lip-cuardpri
breaking
and
curely
prevents
hold
holds
the
cap
se
C
The
filling
device
works
easily
and
unerringly
D
The
iridium'pointed
gold
point
moves
freely
over
rough
or
smooth
paper
Any
merchant
who
sells
you
a
Waterman's
will
exchange,
with'
out
charge,
until
your
pen
suits
you
perfectly.
Model
shown
may
be
had
with
black,
mottled
or
cardinal
holders
to
suit
your
color
preference,
and
pen
points
to
exactly
suit
your
writing.
Sold
by
5,ooo
reliable
merchants
and
guaranteed,
without
time
limit
B
Mi
W&termairfs
NEW
-:-
SEASON'S
3A
Fancy
Frozen
Bait
$25.00
Per
Ton
The
Finest
Obtainable
on
the
Coast
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
1.8.
PRINCE
RUPERT
met
PRINCE
CHARLES
will
Imv
PRINCE
RUPERT
r.r
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
SEATTLE
ami
UiU-rineilUte
points
carli
FRIDAY
at
9
a.m.
ami
SUNDAY,
11
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
rur
STEWART
ami
ANYOX,
WEDNESDAY,
10
p.m.
S.8.
PRINCE
CHARLES
Tor
8TEWART,
SATURDAY,
10
p
m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
furlllllhll.v
r
r
VANCOUVER
Via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
aicapt
Sunday
It
iu
a.m.
tor
PRINCE
OEOROE,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
points
Eisti
rn
Canada,
t'nltod
States.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlcatt
Offlct,
B28
Third
A,
Prlnca
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