hay
October
26,
1025,
oHome
Christmas
frm
yourpcople
are.ipend
this
Yuletide
WHEREVER
with
them.
Crossing
to
the
"Old
Country"
on
the
thips
of
the
CUNARD
or
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
Canadian
Services
is
just
like
living
in
a
magnificent
modern
hotel
with
beautiful
drawing
rooms
and
lounges,
card
and
smoking
rooms,
cafes,
libraries.orchestras.
attractively
furnished
staterooms,
meals
that
are
a
deKght,
and
trained
attendants
to
carry
out
your
every
wish.
If
yoo
detire
to
tconomUc,
TJllrd
Cbin
(round
trip
$155)
embraces
comforUble
Urth.
wcll-hcated
nd
ventilated
wbint,
delightful
public
loomt,
excellent
rnealt
nd
attentive
aervice.
Your
iocat
iltamihip
ogtnt
nillfurnUh
eompUlt
intymallon,
or
apply
to
THE
CUNARD
STEAMSHIP
CO.,
LIMITED,
622
Hastings
Street,
W.
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
CUNARD
CANADIAN
SERVICES
m
IGIVE
A
PARTY
Hallowe'en
Whal
mild
he
O
'r-
niiiDg
Mi.it
m-t'
non-
night
;jt)k
mid
goblins
gather
round.
Here
ymi
will
find
lIuM-ive'en.
INVITATIONS,
TABLE
NOVELTIES,
SERVIETTES,
CREPE
PAPER,
MASKS,
HAT8,
PUMKIN
HEADS,
DEVILS
HEADS
And
for
that
night
of
mystery
OUIJA
to
tell
what
fate
has
In
store
for
you.
'
:
I
Sweetest
)aid
-Chocolates
j
I
l
iim
y
Centres,
per
l"x
O'
Nut
ami
Fruits,
per
box
i
urteil.
per
Lux
I
mill
X
tit
Centres,
tier
Imx
"
fr.
tn
the
OriiMil,
per
Imx
1
v
(.in
Mails,
per
hox
ic
IhN
from
the
KaL
l'r
lx
I
iiiimiuI
Fancy
Cmtre)
Two
Now
Lines
?l
M
ini
IVuit
Dinps,
arsorled
sml
Lemon
fla-
ors.
pt
i
lit
:
way
Minis,
per
lb
$1.00
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.50
$1.50
$1.75
40c
50c
Ornies
Limited
Wholesale
and
Retail
Druggists
The
llexall
Sloro
P.orn
i
r
Druggists
Phones
82
and
200
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Ro-located
at
230
Central
Streot,
Vancouver,
with
uddiliunal
ninrliiiics
for
the
manufacture
of
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
cnrnoil
in
stock.
Hvo
hitmlling
charges
by
buying
ltrect
from
Iho
source
of
supply.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
B3t
Gr.
238
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
0
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phones
687
539
Gr.
238
Black
735
h
1
'
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertakers.
I'bone
41.
Try
C57.
Valentin
Dairy.
Watkini
Mcutulive
1.
I
rip
tMiuttl.
Phone
tf
Products,
llcpre-U.
Miller,
llluo
2'J3.
If
1
kuovvusie
would
enjoy
Hip
Minstrel
Serenade
at
Hie
United
Church
.
on
November
5
anil
ti.
50c
and
25c.
Judge
F.
Mcll.
Young
mailed
last
night
on
the
I'rince
Charles
for
Vancouver
to
join
Mr.
Young
who
i
at
present
visiting
in
the
south.
The
Liberal
.committee
room.
corner
Second
Avo.
and
Fourth
Street,
next
to
the
Walker-Music
More
are
open
every
afler-
nooii
and
evening.
251
Personal
Christmas
Cards
printed
in
our
own
plani.
Choice
election.
Call
or
phone
for
sample
hook.
dose,
Cow
en
&
Lalla,
Ltd.,
I'bone
231.
251
Mr.
W.
F.
Hoyer
of
SnfUliers
reached
the
city
from
the
inter
ior
on
last
night's
train
and
nailed
for
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
Charles.
The
County
Court
case
of
the
U.T.I'.
Development
Co.
Ltd.
vs.
the
Skeena
diver
Lumber
Go.
has
It
i
adjourned
until
the
return
of
.lude
Youiij;
wlio
is
on
a
Mi
s.
J.
Coomb,
who-e
husband
is
in
ire
rominis,Hncr,
is
in
tin
military
hniital
at
?liaugliny
bright-,
left
last
night
for
an-
iiiiimt
wher
Mr.
Coomb
iff
to
Mi.-lt-rjji,
an
opcralkm.
IjucM
Mine,
llyder
attorney
i
eni
iiei
I
lie
city
lasi
exeinog
io
join
Mrs.
Hhie
who
has
been
visiting
here
for
the
.pal
moot!.
and
wini
exiiectf
to
remain
in
the
city
fur
some
tune
yet.
Mr.
anil
Mm.
M.
It.
McLeod
ami
daughter,
.Miss
araii
.mcia'ou
will
lav
about
the
middle
of
next
month
for
th
south
to
-peiul
the
-
w
inter.
Thev
w
ill
.
r
probably
go
to
California'.'
dev.
YletoY
sjaasum
of
Klnx!,iir.,
ii'.irheil
i
lie
c
uy
irom
me
inier-inr
n
las!
iiifc'hl'j
I
rain
and
sail-
led
by
i
he
Prince
Miamns
fur
anriti
er
wherr
he
will
atlend
tic
t
nited
Cliurch
conference.
MOOSEHEART
DAY.
B
I
B
Dance.
Audltor'um,
to-morrow
;nlght
commencing
9
o'clock'
'sharp.
Card
tables
for
non-dan-J
iccrs.
Good
music
and
good
eats.
Admission:
Gents
$1.00;
Ladles
50c.
I
n
ton
steamer
Cardeua.
Cap!.
A.
K.
Dirlkxon,
arrived
from
I
lie
south
at
G.I
5
last
evening
and
sailed
at
8
for
An)
ox,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart.
Among
her
pas-engei
s,
the
Ciinitma
had
the
follow
ingr
for
Slew
art.
Mi.
Anna
Taylor;
for
Anyox,
Dr.
Learoyd
i'..
Weston.
Mrs.
Howard
and
D.
Adamsou;
for
Arrandale,
(.apt
iiiul
Mrs.
Fnsl;
for
Alice
-rin.
J.
J.
(iriinl.
4-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hospital
Hallowe'en
Hall,
October
M.
Hill
Sixty
Chapter
Itaiaar.
October
31.
I.O.D.L
K.
of
I.
whist
drive,
and
dance,
November
2.
Anglican
vember
5.
J'resbylerian
November
12.
Itoyal
bcr
13.
Moose
Church
'Haiaar
No-
Minstrel
Serenade,
Church,
November
5
A:
C.
Oddfellows'
whist
dance,
.November
10.
and
18.
llaptisl
Church
Ladies'
Hazaar,
November
20.
Untied
drive
and
Church
Uazaar
Purple
Hazaar
Novetm
Scrcamiiigly
funny
farce,
"Jane,"
Weslholme,
November
ii
Hazaar
Xoveiubcr
'17
Ail
St.
Andrew's
Ladies'
Auxiliary
llaiaur.
December
2.
Lulhcrmi.-Church
Ladles'
Bauar,
December
1.
TUB
DAILY
HKWS
PAOK
THRCT
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
Breakfast.
Lunches.
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
after
Theatre
ltefresluncntu
Our
Specialty
i
Home
Made
Ice
Cream
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or
detail.
You
will
be
pleased
with
ogr
sen
ice.
Lei
us
please
you.
KILLAS&CHR1ST0PHER
Phono
17
Two
cars
at
yur
service
Sheddun
Taxi,
l'hoi.e
131.
If
The
Liberal
committee
room?,.
corner
second
.we.
anu
rourin
Street,
next
to
the
Walker's
Music
More
ate
open
every
afternoon
and
evtniirg.
251
Ir.
Learoyd.
who
lias
been
out
oil
a
holiday
trip,
was
a
passenger
going
through
on
the
Onr-dena
last
night
kound
from
Van
couver
to
the
smelter
town.
Olof
Hanson
left
cm
Ibis
morn
ing
s
tram
for
mn
tiers.
Ar
rangement
are
now
being
made
by
the
Hanson
Timber
A
Lumber
Co.
for
the
reopening
of
the
in
terior
tie
camps
There
was
a
good
attendance
evening
in
benefit
of
a
sick
Nor
wegian.
Music
was
furnished
by
l.indseNi's
orchestra.
!
....
Acting
Inspector
William
Spil-
ler
of
the
orovincial
iMliee
re
turned
to
the
city
on
lat
nighls
train
after
having
i.pent
a
two
week's
vacation
vrsiliu;
in
the
Crow's
Xesl
Pass
district.
V.
V.
Foster
of'
the
Light
Hour
Day
Id
ard,
after
"louring
the
in
terior
ou
liusinens
in
connect
ion
uiill,
lli
llnsint
rrivpil
ill
the
lllv
on
last
nilr
Ill's
train
anil
is
ftrH'istered
at
the
Prince
Ilupiil!
Mrs.
W..
J.
Kirkpalrlck
and
Frank
Vickers
will
sail
tomorrow
afternoon
on
Ilia
Cardena
for
Vancouver
where,
Miry
will
allem!
the
U.C
nference
of
:ltc
United
Church
of
Canada",
dev.
U.
Li.
Hacker
left
on
the
I'rince
Charles
last
night.
HARVESTERS
COMING
BACK
FROM
PRAIRIES?,
Thirty
Job
Seekers
are
Registered
Here,
Provincial
Labor
Bureau
Reports
The
re
I
urn
of
harvesters
from
the
prairies
is
ulreatly
giving
rise
to
unemployment
In
the
city.
Hie
provincial
labor
bureau
reported
this
morning
that
thirty
men
were
registered
as
sccVinf?
jobs.
The
oullook
for
Ihe
winter
season
is
none
too
got
I
although
there
will
likely
he
utlsiderahlc
work
ltlween
Terrace
find
I'rince
(leorct!
ami
there
is
talk
of
more
lowli'K
camps
opeuing
up
on
the
Queen
t'hailotle'
Islands.
The
city
will
noNbe
giving
as
imich
employmcni
tins
winter
as
last.
BANK
MANAGER
AND
HIS
WIFE
MURDERED
IN
BED
IN
QUEBEC
Mtt.Mdl'AI..
Oct.
CANTATA
GIVEN
BOTH
SERVICES
Children
of
Presbyterian
Church
Provided
Musical
Event
Trained
by
John
Davey
J
The
sacred
cantata,
"The
Gen
tle
Shepherd"
was
given
by
the
children
of
the
Presbyterian
Sunday
School
aided
iy'
members
of
the
senior
chfiir
at
the
l'resby-
Icri
a
n
Church.
half
at
iach
service
yesterday.
It
was
well
nun
and
reflects
great
credit
on
the
trainer
and
conductor,
John
Davey,
who
was
also
organist.
The
church
was
crowded
tin
each
occasion.
In
the
morning
the
soloist
were
S.
K.
Campbell,
Miss
Lor
raine
Grant.
F.nid
Little,
Sheila
Stuart,
Charlie
.
Stuart
and
Ituelah
Mckinley.
I
here
was
also
a
duel
sung
by
Sheila
Stuart
and
F.nid
Little.
In
the
evening
the
soloist
were
S.
K.
Campbell,
Charlie
Stuart.
lid
i
th
Kergin,
Sheila
Stuart.
Olive
Munru
and
Uuelali
McKinley.
TRAIN
SERVICE
IS
INTERFERED
WITH
Trouble
Is
Near
Croydon
Station
Today's
Trains
Transfer
Express
and
Mnvinu
of
the
crude
near
Croydon
station,
east
of
Mc
Hride,
where
a
bridge
is
being
replaced
.with
n
fill
is-stuT.
causing
delays
in
the
C.N.Il.
train
ser
vice.
Last
nights
passenger
train
from
the
Last
did
not
ar-
at
the
dance
which
was
held
in
...
.
..
..
....
I
....i.l
ii
li
r
t
Innilil
ft
l
Iip
Mpirnuoie
nail.
!aiuriav
rue
i
is
ilue
at
H.30
this
evening.
Last
niglifs
train
got
through
but
passengers,
mail
and
express
on
loday's
had
to
be
transferred,
the
train
going
out
this
morn-
imr
will
hac
to
transfer
and.
for
llifs
reason,
no
fish
was
ac-
eitI
by
the
express
company
ulthough
it
is
expected
ihat
to
morrow's
business
will
be
han
dled.
DEPUTY
RETURNING
OFFICERS
NAMED;
E.
H.
Mortimer
Selects
His
Assistants
for
Election
Taking
Place
on
Thursday
Tin
following
have
been
ap-pointed
ilpuly
returning
officers
for
I'rince
llupert
at
Ihe
federal
election
to
be
held
next
Thursday:
V.
D.
Vance.
W.
J.
Sloan.
D.
A.
Halfmir,
Wilson
McKinnon,
lex.
MrDonald,
Aid.
Oeongc
H.
t'asey,
K.
J.
(!obb.
J.
Sabourin,
I.
I.e
Claire
and
T.
d.
Frizzed.
Poll
clerks
will
be:
W.
F.
ameron.
J.
J.
(iillis.
K.
McKen-
ie.
It.
Walker.
J.
K.
Jack,
F.j
Itiffoti,
Ueiirge
Anderson,
J.
A.j
Hetanger.
Mister
McAae.
and
i.enige
Lambert.
I
LIGHTHOUSE
TENDER
)
CEDAR
COMING
HERE
American
Vessel
Will
Have
Cleaning
and
Painting
Done
In
Local
Dry
Dock
The
Iniled
Stales
lighthouse
lender
Cedar.
Capt.
Lcadbetter.
which
operates
in
Alaskan
waters,
is
due
at
the
local
dryi
dock
tomorrow
morning
for
cleaning
and
painting.
The
job!
will
take
two
or
three
days,
it
is
'
ixpecteil.
TENDERS
WANTED.
Lump
sum
lenders
are
Called
'or
for
Ihe
purchase
and
removal
or
all
lumber
used
on
the
elevator
ron
srucl
ion.
Address
corn
er,
I'l.niiiw'muuicatious
to
Carter
-
Halls-
llcruard.
mnnu-er
of
the
ltouge-mont,
Quebec,
branch
of
the
Hauquc
('unadiene
Naltonalc
nud
his
wife
were
found
nurdcrcil
in
Ihelr
JhhIs
this
morning.
The.
police
believe
Iho
murders
were
committed
Friday
night
ns
Mdinger
Co.,
Ltd.,
P.O.
Hox
IGM.
Prince
llupert.
H.C
253
NOTICE.
This
is
In
uolify
Ihe
public
thai
Ueorge
Mallet
has
no
in-
...II
..it
rt..:
K.
the
hank
did
no!
open
Salurday.;
WM,
"
!,t-'
vv
"
M
,
Alarmed;
ownor.ur
this
bus-Ihls
.Neighbors
becoming-
ntorninn:
forced
an
enlrancoj'1""'-
..ii.viv
'
nvnuvvv
mi
finding
the
body
of
the
man-l
.
.,
Vf
W.r
Ihe
stniiv-vvl.h
in
bed
hisj'
throat
cut.
The
wifo-vvas
shot
through
the
head.
Details
mc
lucking.
R.
J.
FLEMING
DIES
TOHONTO.
Oct.
L'0V.
j.
It.
J.
t'l
mluir,
well
known
In
civic
affairs
uiuPlitler
manager
of
'IhoiLOST.
-
AldjToro'nto
struei
n,i.
ny
iiihd
litis
please
morntna.
on
ice.
TOO
LAT
TO
CLASSIFY
FLHMSllKD
housekeeping
suilo
ror
relit.
I'bone
18
or
81.
Mussallem
(iincery.
Hlack
earring.
Finder
return
to
Daily
News
Reward,
-
Fred
Stork,
M.P.
Liberal
Candidate
respectfully
solicits
Your
Vote
and
InRuence
at
the
forthcoming
Dom'nion
Election
on
Thursday,
October
29
NEW
-:-
SEASON'S
Fancy
Frozen
Bait
$25.00
Per
Ton
The
Finest
Obtainable
on
the
Coast
Canadian
Fish
&
ftM
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
WICKER
Chairs
and
Rockers
and-
Wicker
Library
Tables
We
must
ninke
n
mn
for
Full
(iooils
unil
arc
selling
orf
Ihis
line
of
furniture
at
Reduced
Prices
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
huiliiing
next
door
to
Frizzell
Bulchcr
Shop,
across
from
the
Empress
Hotel
Wo
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
.
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarolll
Proprietor