jpaqb
rOim
will
always
$
I
taste
better
M
M
creamed
with
a
Made
in
Canada
'From
Contented
Cows"
You
Had
Better
Get
)four
Name
on
our
list
Fop
Dry
Kindling
Every
piece
kiln
dried
and
easily
split.
Large
load
$6.00
delivered,
or
5
bundles
already
split
for
41.00
delivered.
"Taxi"
Call
112.
Always
open
and
ready
to
give
service
nil
hours.
One
or
two
passengers
anywhere
BOc.
Clean
Sedans,
polite
drivers.
COAL
We
have
a
new
coal
on
hand
$11.00
per
ton
delivered.
No
dirt
and
very
little
smoke.
A
perfect
range
coal,
nut
size
and
extremely
hot.
Order
a
ton
nowl
Drayage
of
nil
kinds
attended
to
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
WE
ARE
SOLE
AGENTS
for
AJAX
HEAVIES
Pronounced
hy
experts
to
he
the
greatest
advancement
made
in
shot
shells
in
the
past
40
years.
12
gauge
only.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
PANAMA
M
SJ
STE4M
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
.Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Sort
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
nt
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
take
.-persona!
charge
of.
your
Laundry
and
'l)ry
Cleaning.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
61.
.Cutage,
Warehousing,
and
,
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
.Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In'
Piano
and
Furniture
Bovine.
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GIRL
IS
SWEPT
THROUGH
SEWER
Rescued
After
Two
Days
Underground
Channel
Neighborhood
of
,
Milan
ROMK,
Oct.
19.
An
astonish
vain.
He
called
two
other
by
In
ing
and
terrifying
adventure
which
he
fell
a
Milanese
domestic
servant
the
other
day
has
stirred
Ihe
imagination
of
all
Italy.
Virginia
Ooe,
aged
about
30.
had
for
eight
years
served
tin
and
af
feel
ion
of
her
Hut
latterly
she
had
been
afflict
ed
by
neurasthenia
which
de
prjved
her
of
all
enjoyment
of
life,
and
very
early
on
Thursday
last,
leaving
a
laconic
word
of
farewell
in
her
room,
she
went
out
to
seek
death
in
the
waters
of
Ihe
N'aviglio.
or
Milan
canal,
into
which
she
Ihrew
herself
from
the
so-called
Sirens'
Hridge
somewhat
before
dawn.
Down
this
canal
she
was
carried
some
way
until
a
watchman
espied
her
and
attempted
a
rescue,
but
in
standers
but
none
of
the
three
could
swim,
and
their
efforts
to
throw
ropes
and
sticks
lo
Ihe
young
woman
were
unavailing.
To
their
horror
they
then
saw
hc
was
being
sucked
towards
the
entrance
lo
an
underground
channel
system,
into
which
she
swiflly
disappeared,
calling
(ranlically
for
help.
Search
Is
Made
The
watchman
hastened
to
inform
Ihe
authorities
of
whal
he
had
seen,
but
so
excited
was
his
behaviour
that
the
police
as-
turned
him
to
have
suffered
an
hallucination.
Only
when
Signor
Meyer
came
to
cofroborale
the
lory
with
a
report
of
the
mis-ing
servant's
disannearance.
ex
actly
corresponding
to
that
de-
icrihed
by
Ihe
watchman,
was
ferijus
credence
given
to
the
toiy.
And
even
Ihen
the
unfor-
lunale
woman
must
have
been
whirled
lo
death
amid
the
rub
bish
and
wreckage
of
the
un
derground
sewers.
Hut
Signor
Meyer,
fortified
by
a
sinsular
presentiment
that
all
was
not
at
an
eiul,
moved
heaven
and
earth
to
old
a
in
the
institution
of
a
ealch.
After
two
'day
be
sud-teeded
in
overriding
Ihe
objec-
liorts
of
Ihe
engineer
and
,
the.
salvage
..brigade..
S,even
men
of
the
laller
corns
were
finally
told
lo
organise
a
search
wilh
Ihe
aid
of
a
special
drain
expert.
The
scene
of
Ihe
search
was
an
arched
conduit
of
some
two
miles
length
which
debouches
at
one
end
on
to
Ihe
Naviglio,
al
the
other
inlo
marshy
tracls
oul
tooR
.wire.
oo
air,
Just
at
lliis
point
and
it
was
now
five
o
clock
in
tin-
afternoon
a
huddled
.form
was
perceived
sealed
on
the
steps,
with
feet
(dangling
in
the
water,
aiid
drealh
faintly
pulsating
In
response
to
shouts
and
efforts
to
hring
her
lo
reason,
Virginia
foi
replied
wilh
a
low
.rry.
She
was
rarxied
to
a
point
where
she
could
he
hoisted
into
Ihe
street
Ihrough
an
aperture.
.
Almost
delirious
shouts
of
joy
greeted
the
rescuers
and
the
uncon
scious
rescued
as
they
emerged
into
Ihe
street.
ground
journey,
she
was
foum
almost
uninjured,
wilh
even
her
clothes
in
tolerable
order.
The
doctors
suppose
that
she.
was
rendered
unconscious
by
fear,
and
was
carried
safely
up
to
the
point
of
irruption
of
the
natural
stream.
After
that
point
the
current
is
weaker,
and
the
woman,
suddenly
awaking,
was
able
to
dcajr
herself
o
the
steps.
where
for
IS
hours
she
sal
in
complete
darkness,
amid
I
ho
pullulating
life
of
Ihe
slimy
stream,
Had
she
hoen
carried
few
hundred
yard
farther
aim
would
have
emerged
to
tb'e
onen
air
am
perhaps
saved
herself.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Aid.
F.
I).
Taylor
will
be
candidate
for
Ihe
Prince
(ieorgi
mayoralty
al
Ihe
next
civic
elee
tion.
Mayor
Alward.
who
ha.
been,
chief
magistrate
for
Ihe
past
two
years,
will
not
seek
re-election
it
Is
understood.
Hugh
Muir.
who
hna
hoot
wanted
since
midsummer
by
III!
Hudson
Hay.
Co.
on
the
charae
Of
Iheft
of
13.000.
has
l.ni.n
arresled
in
Maidstone.
Sasknl
chowan,
and
Constable
(Ieorgi
Clarke
has
lefl
for
I
here
lo
p..
cort
him
back
lo
l'rince
(ieorge
Muir
is
chanted
wilh
haviiu
stolen
cash
that
hV
was
commissioned
to
deliver
lo
Fori
ira-liame.
The
Prince
('.purge
Liberal
Association
has
passed
a
resolution
committing
ilself
to
suonort
or
oppose
neither
candidates
for
Lariboo,
in.the
forthcoming
election.
"Twenty-six
.persons,
nave'
Joined'
the'
Prince
'tfenrgfiiee
'
filut?
and
it
is
intended
lo
sfnirn
i
concert
about
the
middle
of'
.November.
V.
V.
Pringle.
a
Canadian
lawyer
practising
in
Chicago,
was
a
visilor
here
lasl
week
makinu
side
Ihe
Porta
Viltoria.
The
arrangements
for
development
of
arch
is
about
six
feet
high
and
the
water
some
two
feet
deep.
Rescue
The
first
efforts
lo
advance
were
in
vain
owina
lo
the
force
of
Ihe
current
and
lhev
slimy
sur
face
of
Ihe
floor.
Further
authorities
had
lo
be
invoked
In
secure
Ihe
partial
damming
of
Ihe
aperture,
and
when
this
had
been
done
the
search
hegan
In
earnest.
Slowly
and
Painfully
the,
salvagers
advanced,
causing
consternation
to
lesions
of
the
corridor.
Con
act
was
ken!
wilh
another
squadron
overhead,
to
which
.signals
were
from
time
lo
lime
rommdnicalcd.
Mean.
while
a
huge
public
collected
on
lop,
following
the
researches
with
anxious
curiosity.
local
land
interests.
HAZELTON
frogs.
waler-rals.
and
ntlierl
Mp
a
w
r.,i
in
i..f
more
repugnant
animals
crawl-week
on
a
visit
In
St.
Paul,
Mln
ing
about
the
steps
which
flank
On
Ihe
first
day
of
canvassinir
Ihe
sum
of
K57.25,
nearly
half
llie
total
amoiinl
asked
for.
was
subscribed
In
the
Ilazellon
Nurses'
Home
furnishing
cam
paign.
Harry
Hielzin
has
left
for
the
lleaeriell
country.
nesota,
and
other
Faslern
cilies.
Oenrge
llorle
of
Prince
Ilupert
was
a
business
visilor
hern
lasl
week.
Mrs.
R.
H.
Scnksniel
and
Mrs
Al
one
f!.'irlitnn
nvn
aiini,litif
f,...,
.1,..,,.
i"""1
iiMinnin
in
a
iiaiurnijin
rrince
import.
si
ream
threatened
lo
renderl
progress
impossible,
but
wilh
a!
Cant.
C.v
Cni-mlcMinl
if
Vnn
for
Skeena
in
Ihe
Federal
election.
On
Wednesday
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
and
Fred
Siork,
Libera!
candidate,
will
speak
in
Xew
Ilazellon
and
llaelfon.
BOOTH
SCHOOL
CHAMPION
TEAM
Won
Junior
League
Leadership
by
Defeating
Borden
Street
on
Saturday
Afternoon
Unconscious
by
Fear
The
Iloolh
School
cinched
the!
Die
amazing
thing
is
that
Junior
Leacno
frmtl.all
r-h
im.
family
of
Signor
Meyer
of
Milan.
".
..?"
".I"1
"r.
""n.l.P.onship
hy
d-fealing
l(orden
and
had
won
Ihe
appreciation
""
Kl,m
niusi
nave
nccn
miwi
in
salnrday
ariernoon
s
Vmnlnver
employers
"
'
'
""recognisaiue
pulp
in
i
game
hy
a
score
of
I
to
nil.
The
1
....
.'"
Ihe
Ihe
terrible
terrible
two-mile
two-mile
umle'r-
iimir
'n,n.
uooiii
t-etiool
s
forward
line
'was
particularly
effective
while
the
Hnrden
Street
team
was
not
up
to
usual
form
in
that
department,
its
defence
being
the
brightest
spot
on
the
team.
The
Hooth
School
boys
simply
outplayed
their
opponents.
In
Ihe
first
half
the
winners,
playing
uphill,
scored
two
goals
-Ihwugh
Kelsey
and
Kddie
Smilh.
In
'the
second
half
Kel-
oy
missed'
a
penally
but
W.
Murray
and
Jack
NeUon
scored.
ieorge
Cochrane
was
referee
and
linesmen
were
Mr.
n
Weil
I
md
-V.
K.
Willi-croft.
The
leagiie
standing
to
dale
is
is
follows:'
tooth
Si-hoid
lurh
School
ioMen
Street
W
5
3
3
FINALSHOOT
'I
D.
I
I
0
Pis.
11
7
OF
THE
SEASON
Sold
Medal
Won
hv
Maimim
Lamb
at
Ranges
Yesterday;
Silver
by
R.
Wilson
The
final
shoot
of
the
season
ook
place
at
the
ranires
al
Mc-
N'ichnll
Creek
yesterday
when
.he
gold
meilal
was
won
l.v
M
M
imb,
silver
modal
by
II.
Wilson
and
bronze
medal
by
C.
Wilkin-
on.
Y.
Hrnss
gol
the
turkey.
Score
were
as
follows:
200
SOO
COO
TIL
M.
Lamb
..
2'J
Wilson
..
.,
2(5
C.
Wilkinson
..
28.
'
W.
Ilrass
.
.
,
.
21
V.
I-Ivi
It
...
27
A.
Squire
.
.
.
.
2(5
1.
McKeowp
.
,
22i
1"V
Lovi-ry
.
.
,
.
15
N.
Primgle
....
20
27
28
20
28
2.S
ID
15
0
30
27
21
28
27
SPORT
CHAT
8(5
81
78
77
77
70
V70
57
37
The
Prim'e
(ieorge
Ilink
Co.,
n
the
interior'
town,
has
heen
eorganied
for
the
forthcoming
'.vinler
season.
The
rink
com
pany
had
a
very
successful
sea
son
last
yoiir
and
Mm
exneeln.
lion
is
that
the
organization
will
be
put
firmly
on
Its
fool
during
he
corning
.winter.
The
operation
of
Ihe
rink
has
beeii
especially
a
great
boon
lo
Ihe
children,
of
the
city.
The
project
Is
a
community
one
and
Ihe
pleasure
or
skating
under
coinfortiii.lo
conditions
is
afforded
(ho
people
ni.
moiterale
cost.
A
break
seems
imminent
In
Canadian
Association
foothall'
between
Ihe
two
extreme
parls
of
Ihe
country.
The
m-ovlneo'
of
Quebec
has
been
Inking
a
much
greater
interest
in
soccer
recently
and
Sunday
soccer
is
wanted
there.
The
west
Is
opposed
lo
Sunday
soccer
on
I
he
ground
lhal
it
would
be
Ihe
forerunner
lo
professional
soccer.
The
en-lire
situation
has
been
oomiill-
caled
JLVaT
WNT
lO
-
FOll
SAI.F.
1
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
fill
i
tqlO
oo
vt
FOll
SAI.l".
Cream
wicker
buir-try.
Phone
406.
2V3
FOll
JlKXT.
I'ianos.
player
pianos,
pbonogr.tphs
nnd
sewing
maehines.
NValker'i
Muslo
Store.
tf
FOll
HKM'.-Four
roomed
fla'
and
furniture
for
sale.
Firs!
I25
lake,
it.
Phone
lied
017
FOIt
IIK.VJ'.
.New
house
al
ISA
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Phone
lied
720.
FOR
IIH.NT.
Moden.
house,
live
rooms
and
balh.
Monro
llro
High
Low
skUfu.
use
of
Mou.
ropes
,e
couver
will
address
a
meeting
in
through
'
in
s.e'
Ihe
r"
U
light
H
ed
manner
iok'n'll.,,,,
passage
was
errec
ed.
simpilv.in
lliui.n
afterwards
.he
waters
blfurca
I.
ihe
TnlV
'i
Is
0
l
JltnS!Jlll7V
Just
before
Usnlntr
Inln
II..
Jl.n.
r...
'..
J
..
'
m
''"
1
'
KKeiM
fll
1
8
Scl.edllled
I
l,0W
,
.,,v
vvii'ucu,
oujiotnuuvi;
uauuiuaieijor
uiciri
in
Ontario.
TO
RENT
CARPENTERS
WIIF..N
having
your
house
repaired,
see
A.
II.
MacPherson
Phone
lllaek
187.
tf
IRISH
SENATORIAL
.
ELECTIONS
A
FARCE
The
Irish
Senatorial
election
have
been
little
heller
than
n
farce
says
the
,
Manchester
(iiianlian.
low
electors
went
lo
the
poll
about
10
nor
rcnL
i!
I
estimated,
of
the
whole
num.
her.
Ihe
(dent
ions
were
hold
hv
Proportional
by
ProporM
under
the
in
dlliotv.
'The'
Ileprosen.a.i(Ml,
hhl
ial
lleprenallon.
p
i
iiirj'uwujO
run
whole
nY'Mio
Irish
Free
Stale,
wilh
over
a
'million
voters,
was
treated
as
one
constituency,
and
a
ballot-paper
two
feet
long
svas
presented
lo
lh
unhappy
voter
containing
Ihe
names
of
7U
candidal!,
mosllv
unknown
lo
him,
for
ID
seats
Xo
wonder
thai
in
desnair
he
was
inclined
in
many
cases
lo
treat
ihe
whole
thinir
as
a
lmd
joke.
Add
to
Ibis
that
the
powers
or
the
Irish
Upper
House
are
restricted,
that
Ihe
whole,
con
ception
of
it
is
of
a
non-parly
noiiy,
and
lhal
tm
important
issues
appear
to
hae
been
involved'
In
Ihe
election,
and
it
is
not
wonderful
.
lhal
Ihe
average
ejector
showed
himself
somewhat
apathetic.
None
the
less,
the
few
persons
who
look
Ihe
trouble
to
vole
may
have
succeeded
In
returning
unite
creditable
rnnrn.
si
ulalives.
AdvnHMe
In
Mm
Dully
Vows
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
44
Monday,
October
19.
2:2!
a.m.
20.
1
"
M:lfl
a.m.
2
1.
5
"
8:23
a.m.
5.1
'
20:53
p.m.
2.0
"
Tuesday,
Octobor
20
2:58
a.m.
10.7
ft.
11:5.
p.m.
21.3
'
8
57
a.m.
fl.o
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