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19,
1925.
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on
liaml,
a
very
few
of
each
if
the
above
niiniberV
fmaeMv5.Jjd
NEW
-:-
SEASON'S
Fancy
Bait
$25.00
Per
Ton
The
Finest
Obtainable
on
the
Coast
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
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worth
for
n
l
frc
Special
Utter
$1.00
INTRODUCINQ
PARKE
DAVIS
A
CO.'S
TOILET
CREAMS
Ti
fifty
nirhaer
ol
Iwu
"t
any
of
t
lie
loov-
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if
will
lie
presented
with
one
tree.
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I'
1
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lale.
very
lrTf
tube
50c
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Ls
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Cream
fur
masagc
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a
a
"kin
cleanser
50c
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cream
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run
!i
-kin
iiiiil
ili.ippear
quickly
50c
11
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ml
Cream
for
Iium
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Ii.hiiK
and
roiighue
II
!
kni
.
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Sfi.mtig
Iji
.mi.
a
germicidal
Shaving
Soap.
big
1
the.
Ive
month-
ul
daily
huvc
50c
Ormes
Limited
The
Rexall
8tore.
Tho
Pioneer
Druggists
3nl
Avcntic
uml
Otli
SI
reel
"Oh,
I
Hate
to
Get
Up
in
the
Morning"
-s-ng
Hurry
Lander,
ami
on
washday
morning
on.
prtilmlily
feel
like
singing
Hie
anif
lliuig.
So
why
nol
end
llial
urn-mil
drudgery
to-day?
TWRIF.T
SFRVIPR
t
ul
for
onr
TJIIUI
T-T
HMIYIU:
which
will
.1..
every
.
.
.
.
....
.
1
1.
i.
..
1
thu
wishing
iiii'l
iron
I
lie
lint
wmk
i"".
won
uiw
Ii
onl
of
wash
day
thai
"
hate
to
gel
ii
oi
I
In
morn
ing
feeling
will
ne
gone
no
u
oii
uiki
uii.
THRIFT-T
SERVICE.
So
a
lb.
and
lo
a
piece.
Minimum
Charge
$1.00.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phono
8.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
Jiiixt
door
lo
1'nzzeli
li-ii
.
!n.r
Shop,
across
from
llio
Kinpros
llolel
Wfn
ittiitv
n
full
lion
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
80CIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
II
ii
"
n
a
aaaaaai
Local
and
Personal
ll.C.
Undertaker.
Phone
41.
Try
Yalenl
in
llnifv
Till
nn
A
firm
,
If
Wat
kins
Products,
tlenre-
tentative
p.
C.
Miller,
Ulue
2'J5.
If
Women
of
Mnnsclicart
Legion
whist
drive
and
dance,
October
'10.
Higher
and
belter
tlian
ever.
Minstrel
Serenade,
United
Church
November
5
iind
o.
50'e
and
25e.
Mix.
John
Mellor
and
were
passengers
on
(lie
Car
dena
last
evening
reluming
to
fiewarl
after
a
holiday
IripsouU.
The
Liberal
coiiimillee
rooms,
corner
Second
Ave.
and
Fourth
Mrect.
next
to
the
Walker'r
Music
tilorc
are
open
every
afternoon
and
evening.
251
M.
L".
Seovil
of
Stewart,
pro-Mmial
govenunenl
road
fore-
nmn,
wat
a
patienser
on
Hie
ndcna
lant
night
returning
lorili
after
a
trip
to
Wctoria.
J.
T.
Hlee,
M.U..
hax
been
ap
I
'Miiti'd
medical
health
offieer
uid
medical
iiiApcetor
of
iehoolx
tor
tin'
dmtrirt
north
of
Franeoi1
I
like
and
I).
H.
Lazier.
M.D.,
to
hold
similar
olTieeo
for
the
"ciuniiy
fiMilh
of
l'iHiu!0i
Lake.
Iling
Iwen
delayed
by
fogn
incvailing
down
the
eoal
at
the
end
of
i
he
week.
C.I'.H.
steamer
i'riiiro
Heal
rir.',
Capl.
Anderson,
arrived
from
the
i-oulh
at
M:.)0
last
nighi
-over
24
hour
ale
-
and,
after
tluM'hsrging
Wal
argo.
returned
to
Vancouver
.nd
wayjiorls.
Another
Huerefu
Scandini
vian
dance
wan
held
Saturday
'veiling
in
Uie
Melropole
Hall.
Miotic
wan
turnl-hed
by
Hanoi
l.iinNclh
and
Inn
orchenlra
There
wai.
aUn
a
Scandinavian
danee
in
Hie
Moslofi
Hall
for
winch
munir
wan
furninhed
by
lleider
Anderson,
aecordionbt
.
Tin
motor-hip
Tilamook.
w!l
known
loyally,
which
wan
icreiitl
ptircb.ined
by
the
Xor-
iherii
Fiherie
Co.
of
Seattle
and
Ketchikan
from
the
Cann-
lian
.Natonal
Hallway,
has
been
renamed
the
Xorco.
1ie
ran
sali-farlory
trials
on
I'uget
Sound
lasl
rhursday.
The
vessel
i
to
e
ued
ii
is
undersliKMl
in
'rcorhlina
between
Seattle
and
Alaska
put
.ind
possibly
Prim-
llupert.
Having
experienced
Hie
worst
weather
since
she
entered
the
Alaska
servic.
C.X.ll.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
Cap!.
.Veil
Me
if
.
k
.
i.ean,
rein
mien
mis
morning
from
Skagway
and
wayports
al
10:30.
The
vessel,
going
uerth
had
considerable
fog,
at
Skag
way
it
was
beautiful
weather
bul
from
Wrntigell
down
yeler
day
it
was
very
stormy
and
early
(his
morning
the
vessel
got
linie
a
dusting
in
IHxou
Kn
trance.
The.
Prince
Charles
brought
south
a
large
number
of
passengers
most
of
whom
went
soiiih
on
the
Prince
Gporge
which
was
held
pending
hor
ar
rival.
t
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Opci
a'ii
a
ml
miscellaneou
program.
W
est
holme
next
Mon
day
mid
Tuesday.
Catholic
Church
llaiaar,
Octo
ber
21
and
22.
Hospital
Hallowe'en
Hall,
Oct
ober
30.
Hill
Sixty
Uhapler
I.O.O.K,
llaiaar,
October
31.
--
Anglican
Church
llaraar
Xo
vembcr
5.
.
1
I
Minstrel
Serenade,
United
Church,
.November
5
v.
fl.
Presbyterian
Church
Hazaar
November
12,
lloyal
Purple
Hazaar
Xoveni-ber
13.
Moo.o
Hazaar
.November
.17
and
18.
Ilapllst
Church
Ladies'
Haznar,
November
20.
81.
Hazaar.
December
2.
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
Ilrcakfast,
Lunches.
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
after
Theatre
irefreslnncnts
Our
Specialty
is
Homo
Made
lee
Cream
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or
Itetail.
You
will
be
pleased
with
our
service.
Let
us
please
you.
KILLAS&
CHRISTOPHER
Phone
17
Two
cars
at
your
service
sheddon
Taxi.
Phone
1
31.
If
Mr.
and
Mr.
I).
L.
Chamber
of
Xaan
Harbor
cannery
sailed
I
lii
morning
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mn.
David
Hosa
'and
luiuny,
wno
nave
oeen
on
a
vacation
trip
south,
returned
lo
the
city
on
the
Cardeua
last
evening.
C.
A.
Hank,
manager
of
the
H.C.
Silver
Mine,
and
Mr.
Hank
were
paeetigiw
going
.tooth
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
(leorpc
Ihi
morning.
Te
Liberal
committee
rooms,
orner
Second
Ave.
and
Fourth
(reel,
neit
lo
the
Walker's
Music
store
are
open
every
afternoon
and
evening.
251
Alex
S.
Millar,
well
known
Sniither
mining
man.
reached
Ihe
rily
on
last
night's
train
and
sailed
today
on
the
Princes
Mary
for
Ketchikan.
A.
D.
ltalheson
arrived
in
(he
cily
from
Vancouver
on
Ihe
Priurc
(ieorge
Saturday
and
left
yeslerday
by
gasboat
for
Wales
Island
caiufery
of
which
he
is
manager.
Miss
J.
M.
Cal.ier.
H.X.
of
Van
fiilll'at-
easn
luii-J
llio
aSI
l
Oeorgc
Tpylpr,
C.X.ll.
travel
ling
auditor,
returned
on
the
Prince
Charles
(his
morning
af
ter
visiting
Ihe
company's
Alaska
offices
and
sailed
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
for
Vancouver.
Jack
Wynne,
customs
officer
at
Stikine,
arrived
from
the
north
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Wynne
and
family.
They
will
spend
the
winter
in
the
city.
F.
II.
Cunningham
of
Seattle,
member
of
the
firm
of
Lfpsett
&
Cunningham
of
this
city,
reached
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
and
sailed
by
the
Prince
George
for
N
the
south.
K.
Haines
and
II.
Niclioll.
local
halibut-
fishermen,
sailed
tins
morning
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
enroule
!o
SI.
John,
Xew
Itrunswick.
They
will
spend
the
winter
in
the
Maritime
Provinces.
Arrivals
from
Hie
north
on
the
Prifrce
Charles
today
include
Dr.
J.
O.
LaChapelle,
an
old
timer
of
the
days
of
'08
and
Ernest
Sh'ilf
and
Charles
Paddock
also
weH'known
Yukoners.
They
proceeded
lo
Vancouver.
Mr.
L.
H.
Jone,
wife
of
the
C.X.ll.
agenl
at
Skagway,
and
her
daughter.
Miss
Yvonne
Jones,
were
passengers
arriving
from
Alaska
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning
and
sailing
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
for
the
south.
Failing
to
appear
,ln
the
cily
police
eourl
this
morning
on
a
clrarge
of
drunkenne,.,
V.
Hell
estreated
bail
of
25.
Found
guilly
on
a
similar
charge,
Frank
Kretner
was
fined
$35
by
Stipendiary
Ma;'ilrate
11.
F.
Archie
Shiels,
vice-president
and
general
manager
of
Hie
Pac
ific-American
Fisheries
Co.
of
Itellingham,
which
control
f
lie
Skeena
Packing
Co.
cannery
at
Port
hdward,
was
a
passenger
on
the
Princess
Mary
today
bound
for
Juneau.
end
or
the
week
and
sailed
(his
p,'r'
Ho,el
an''
W,M
,t,,ur"
,0
mier.or
tomorrow.
morning
on
the
IVinress
Marv;
for
Allin
where
-hp
will
ioii.
I
213
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
P.
Sunderland
of
Ketchikan
reached
.flic
cily
on
ine
rrinre
l.tiarle
Hits
morning
.utd
are
registered
aUlJie
Prince
llupert
llolel.
They
expect
to
spend
several
days
here.
Provincial
Constable
II.
Web
ster
of
Allin
arrived
In
Ihe
city
on
Ihe
Princes
llealrice
las'
night
and
sailed
today
on
the
Princess
Mary
for
I
lie
north.
He
has
been
in
the
south
on
a
va
cation
trip.
-Mrs.
Charles
Whatnian,
Sr.
re
turned
to
Ihe
cily
on
lhe
Prince
George
Saturday
nighl'iifler
having
spent
six
weeks
visiting
with
friend
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
While
avvsiv,
Mrs.
W
ha!
man
also
vislfed
Mavo
dinre,
ltochester.
Allnne.-ol'i.
where-
she
received
liotiliivnt
for
injuries
sustained
recnily.
Knvoy
Xewlon
of
u
Salva-
.!.....
.
...
.
iion
.i-niy
reiurueii
ai
-ine
enil
o
the
week
from
Winnloes
where
lie
attended
the
Army
Congress
am)
sailed
this
afternoon
by
the
rtneess
Mary
for
uts
head
Muarlers
al
hake.
Alaskn.
Staff
Captain
liirrutliers,
who
has
also
been
attending
the
Winuipeg
Congress,-
is
expected
back
here
on
Oelober
2t.
enrmito
fo
Wran
gell.
llaviivg
encountered
thick
fog
almoil
nil
Ihe
way
up
the
coast
until
Hearing
Prince
llupert
usl
south
of
Huti'dale,
(hu
ves-
hnl
.....
......mI
1....II..
t...r...
..
fit
nn
i
tl.
I
i
tiiih
?0.ppvU
ior
lliree
hours.
After
illscharcinc
Ml3.i
tons
of.
freight
heje,
Ihe
'
I
Prince
George
proceedOii
lo
Slew-
I
art
at
I
a.m.
Sunday
morning
'
"
"
.wii.no
.lu.MHii
,
huh
iiMiiiiirii
hi:jx'
lai
Illglll,
C.
W.
Swansou
of
L'sk,
mem
ber
of
Ihe
Skeena
Lumber
Co.
staff,
relumed
on
Ihe
Prince
the
hospital
statr.
v-
s-
"onney,
district
forester.
j
returned
at
the
end
of
the
week
Don't
fall
to
hear
MISS
ADENEfp,
m
Alca
'-e.
east
of
Prince
ADVENT,
late
of
ths
D'Ovt.v
"rgc.
where
lie
gave
insiruc-
Carte
Opera
Company,
and
local
talent
in.
the
M'.kado
on
Monday
and
Tuesday.
Curtain
rises
at
8:15
p.m.
prompt.
Charles
(his
morning
after
making
Ihe
round
trio
lo
Alaska.
He
registered
al
the
Prince
Hu
toji
al
rangers'
classes
and
sailed
last
nighl
on
tin
Princess
llealrice
for
Ocean
Falls
on
departmental
business.
C.P.It.
.!
earner
Princes
Mary,
Capl.
Arthur
Slater,
Vancouver
for
Alaska
ports,
was
here
from
12
o'clock
noon
until
1.15
today.
The
ves.el
had
29
passenger,
none
of
whom
debarked
here.
The
Mary
is
due
back
in
port
Friday
night
southbound.
Frank
Filch
of
the
local
customs
slalT
has
returned
to
the
cily
from
Prince
(ieorge
where
he
has
been
engaged
in
relief
duly
for
the
past
(hive
months.
.vtrs.
Mich
and
family,
who
have
been
in
Vancouver
for
some
lime,
will
be
reluming
here
shortly.
T.
M.
Wilkie,
who
for
the
pa'
few
years
has
been
engaged
in
conned
ion
with
the
shinning
business
here,
expects
lo
leave
the
city
about'
.November
15.
for
the
south
where
be
will
probably
locale.
He
has
some
business
lo
transact
in
Vancouver
but
does
nol
expect
lo
remain
there.
K.
H.
Shocklcy,
former
local
contractor
and
now
located
in
Vancouver,
fs
al
present
iu
Prince
George
supervising
cul
vert
work
contracts
on
the
Can-
I1.H..I.
V..II......I
O...I..
nui
Hanson
and
himself
recently!
were
awarded
this
work
by
(tie
railway.'
Union
steamer
CaidonaCaid
.
K.
Dickson,
arried
from
Ihe
soulh
at
5.30
last
evening
and
X.H
steamer
Prince.
George,
sailed
at
y
o'clock
for
Anvox.
Capl.
Harry
Xedden,
turived
in
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart.
The
port
fitiin
the
soulh
at
8
o'clock
Cardena
brought
Ihe
following
Salurday
night
nine
and'
n
half
iiiassengers
north:
foe
Prince
no-
hours
late.
Near
Hoal
HlulT.
perl
M.
Vlnetl,
It.
Lemery,
D.
Mcl.eod
(from
Huledale.
J.
.Neville,
It.
Coulter,
Mr.
Whil-worth
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Ilo'ss
and
family;
for
Anyox:
V..
D.
Fryer,
J.
Peltigrew,
M.
M.
Fraser
and
Mrs.
Clay:
for
Alice
Ann
II.
F.
S.
Wolverlon
and
J.
milium
for
lli.
milli
n
I
I
o
..'..
I...,t.
1
M
M,.....i..M.
.
r.,
vl
l
11
11
illus
morning-
having
awalled
llio
Seovil.'
0.,,
Moreau,
Mrs.
Jolin
Lutheran
Church
Ladies'
Ald,nrnvat
or
the
Prince
Charles!
Mellor
and
'daughters
Mrs
Loe'l
J3a.'uar,
December
1.
from
Alaska.
'and
Mrs.
Storev.
i
PAGB
THRrTF
Fred
Stork,
M.P.
Liberal
Candidate
I
A
i;',';!lli)ii!iii::'''',H!;r
:!iiij
1
respectfully
solicits
Your
Vote
and
Influence
at
the
forthcoming
Dominion
Election
on
Thursday,
October
29
BED
canadian
Vacific
UNIT
SPECIAL
1"
CONTINUOUS
POST
WHITE
ENAMEL
BED,
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a
reel.
Braced
Woven
Wire
Spring
and
good
quality
all
Felt
Mattress
3
Piece
Unit,
complelc-i
$24.00
BARRIE
S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
Phone
123
Steamship
and
Train
Service
FALL
SCHEDULE
8.8.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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PRINCE
OE0RGE
Will
Mil
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PRINCE
RUPERT
fur
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
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1..I11I.-
each
SUNDAY
uiiil
THURSDAY
at
10.00
p.m.
For
ANVOX
WJn.U,,
10.00
p.m.
For
STEWART
Saturday,
10.00
p.m.
S.8.
PRINCE
CHARLES
r..r
KETCHIKAN,
WRANQELL,
JUNEAU,
SXAOWAY,
earh
WEDNESDAY,
4
p.m.
S.8.
PRINCE
JOHN
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rr
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
tictpt
.
Sunday
1
1
:m.
a.m.
for
PRINCE
QEORQE,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
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ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
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Tlctat
Orrict,
628
Third
At,
Prlnc
Ruptrl
Phona
260
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Cdast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
far
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Jl'NUU,
SUCWAT
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30
far
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA
tat
SEATTLE
Ocl.Wt
13.
23,
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PRINCESS
BEATRICE
For
Butadala,
Swanaon
Bay,
Eaat
Balla
Ball.
Ocaan
Falla,
Namu,
Altrl
Bat,
Oampball
Rlar,
and
Vancuiar
aar
Saturday
11
a-m.
Asancy
tor
all
Staamahtp
Llnaa.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD
Oanaral
Agant.
Oernar
of
4trt
Straat
and
3rd
Annul,
Prlnca
Rupart,
B.a
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Slltns
from
I'rinra
Rupert,
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
(.anion
Baa.
and
Alart
Bar,
Tuaadai,
P.a.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alarl
Bar,
and
Swanaon
Bar.
Baturdai.
10
A.
at
For
ANYOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rlaer
Cannarlaa,
Thuraday
p.m.
For
PORT
SIMPSON,
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
p.m.
US
End
Aiaaua.
j,
larnalay,
A
a,
ant.
Prmca
Ruport,
B.O.