PAGE
FOUa
will
always
taste
better
creamed
with
rx.
AlWe
Canada
"From
Contented
Cows'
You
Had
Better
Get
Your
Name
on
our
list
For
Dry
Kindling
Kycry
piece
kiln
dried
and
easily
split.
Large
load
$6.00
delivered,
or
5
bundles
already
split
for
11.00
delivered.
"Taxi"
Call
112.
Always
open
and
ready
to
give
service
all
hours.
One
or
two
passengers
anywhere
50c.
Clean
Sedans,
polite
drivers.
COAL
.
We
have
a
new
coal
on
hand
$11.00
per
Ion
delivered.
No
dirt
and
very
little
smoke.
A
perfect
range
coal,
nut
size
and
extremely
hot.
Order
a
ton
nowl
Drayago
of
all
Rinds
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
by
experts
to
ho
the
proalcst
advancement
mndo
in
shot
shells
in
the
past
10
years.
12
gauge
only.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
at
any
time
to
receive
jour
phone
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
(I.
Cu
(age,
Warehousing
and
Oiilrihutmg.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Hand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Roving.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManiu
w
r
VELU
t
OJE
Vt
I'UU
r
e"
c,oi.L.vt
THee'i
TAKE.
A
tjTR.OlU
DOWN
J
the
POT
CITY
MANAGER
DRIVE
COMING
on.
Efforts
to
be
Made
to
Induce.
Legislature
to
Pass
Measure
This
Year
VICTORIA,
Oct.
20.
A
definile
Irive
will
lie
inado
at
the
forth
coming
session
of
the
Legisla-.
ure
(o
incorporate
an
oplional
clause
in
legislation,
permitting'
municipalities
to
introduce
the
ily
manager
system.
The
Associated
Property
Own-
rs
or
ancouvcr,
it
was
slated
bir
Norman
McLean
wlio
tin
Jieen
I
ntil
visiting
here,
has
supplied
the
fiovernmenl
lraflsmen
with'
copies
of
the
Weslmount
and
Cleveland
regulations
a'nd,
as
far
are
as
possible,
other
places
where
no
the
ystem
is
actually
in
opera-lion.
the
This
principle
occupied
some
unl
attention
at
the
meeting
of
the
Union
of
ttrifisli
Columbia
Muni
be
cipalities
in
Victoria
in
Senlem-
ber
when
the
union
had
various
esolutions
presented
on
tin
the
matter.
A
questionnaire
on
the
object
has
been
circulated
to
the
various
municipal
authorities
1
to
ascertain
their
attitude
to
the
itualion
should
a
permissive
lause
be
incorporated
in
the
forthcoming
legislation.
Mr.
McLean,
who
was
in
.
the
ity
yesterday
on
other
mallerV,
ays
that
among
Hia
amendments
f
the
Vancouver
Incorporation
Act
which
will
be
sought
Is
one
f
great
interest
to
all
munici
alities,
and
that
is
to
extend
the
principle
of
voting
on
behalf
of
corporalioqs
to
non-re.sident.
property
owners,
so
that
an
au
by
horized
agent
would
be
permit
ed
to
vote
for
a
private
individ
uai
woo.
cpuiu
not
.
exercise
a
property
qualification
vote
owing
to
absence
from
the
city,
just
as
corporal
ion
may
certify
now
for
its
local
representative.
The
in
effect
would
lie.
Mr.
McLean
thinks,
to
nlace
an
imnortant
franchise
in
the
hands
of
real
stale
men
who
may
represent
everal
estates
in
a
municipality
MIRACLES
IN
S.E.
EUROPE
Almost
Epidemic
of
Alleged
Marvellous
Occurrences
In
1
Various
Districts
VIF.NNA,
Oct.
29.
So
many
miraclos
are
alleged
to
have
hap
pened
in
southeastern
Furope
of
late
that
the
miracles
may
almost
.
be
said
to
have
become
epidemic.
People
see
and
bear
things
which
cause
much
excitement.
A
few
weeks
ago
in
Dubrovnik
(Ilag-
usa
,
Jugo-SIavia,
a
statue
of
the
Madonna,
in
the
church
of
the
Franciscan
Friars,
was
alleged
In
have
moved
lis
eyes.
Thousands
of
pilgrims
said
they
had
seen
the
miracle,
and
the
friars
asked
the
Vatican
to
send
nut
a
commission
to
investigate.
I
also
reported
recently
the
supposed
miracle
at
Nay-Sza
Kacsi,
in
Hungary,
where
two
young
girls
assorted
that
the
Holy
Virgin
appeared
to
them
in
the
water
of
a
little
brook.
This
"miracle"
also
drew
thousands
of
pilgrims,
and
caused
serious
clashes
with
the
authorities.
Another
miraculous
occur
renco
Is
now
reported
from
Kol
cove,
Slovakia.
A
peasant
woman.
Anna
Saffa,
whose
husband
has
emigrated
to
America
claims
that
she
heard
the
voice
of
the
Madonna;
that
a
cloud
descended,
and
its
dewdrnps
crystallised
Inln
holy
pictures.
Pilgrims
came
front
distant
places
to
see
the
old
woman,
and,
dig
ging
near
her
collage,
the
vlsl-1
tors
found
a
spring
of
fresh
water
near
the
foot
of
a
tree.
Aveue.
-
t
mot
ON
"THE
WIC,
fA
C
ER.TNN
t-f
AN
A
This
spring
was
said
to
possess'
bump
beneath
here
bed,
and,
re-marvellous
properties;
the
blind1
appearing
with
startling
sudden-who
batlieil
their
eyes
with
lheness,
he
showed
her
in
horrid
water
regained
their
siighl,
the
pantomime
liow
the
deed
was
lame
were
healed,
old
peoplol
done.
were
made
young
again,
and
so
The
C.aitholic
Church,
as
Nagy-Szakacsi,
has
refused
recognise
the
"miracle,"
but
Slovaks
continue
to
go
on
pilgrimage
to
Kolcove.
Investigation
Professor
Jaszi,
the
well
known
Hungarian
sociologist,
visited
Kolcove
a
few
days
ago.i
and
now
advances
the
theory;
Jh.-tt
Hie
1ne.il
"miracle"
has
its!
roots
in
the
Peace
Treaties.
The!
ycslor,,a
""""..on
at
the
Jap-Kt,,v.ni-
rnii.niir.,
iu.i
in
iFfi
nni
ai,e!,c.
Mission
where
a
novel
pilgrimage.
till
the
break-up
of
Itunenrv
ry;
to
a
shrine
of
the'
Holy
Vlrgin'al
Maria-Pocs,
which'i1"1
Vernet
were
in
charge
of
ar
was
left
in
Hungarian
posses-'
sion.
So
the
Slovaks,
who
now.
rwi.n.ainvntr
.iiirens
ran
longer
go
to
Maria-Pocs
unless
they
have
passports.
Hut
simple
Slovak
peasants
will
nk
fnr
n.m-Jtinrts.
which,
be-!
sides
being
very
expensive,
can!,
got
only
after
presenting
military
papers
and
other
documents.
This
intercourse
with
authorities
the
Slovaks
not'
only
dislike
but
seriously
fear;!
n
me
xamisen
ty
Mrs.
miisu-und
so
Ibis
frontier
difficulty,;
yama.
-..(War,,,
tnari
hplfevp.
lias
in-i
diiced
the
Sloaks
to
create
miracle
for
themselves
MURDERERS
TELL
nmu
TUCV
nin
ITf
Ladv
Told
Forum
ciuu
how,s
They
Had
Committeed
Ghastly
Deeds
LONDON.
Oct.
-
29.
Kscorted
HAjiO
W5ME
csrwr.
SWlTH
THt
wiq-
LADIES'
MUSIC
CLUB
MEf
AT
JAP
MISSION
Notfel
Program
Was
Given
Yesterday
With
Miss
Lennox
and
Miss
Du
Vernet
In
Charge
The
Ladies'
Music
Club
met
I,rorai1
on
Japanese
musie
was
M'"
Inox
and
Miss
rangcmenis.
mere
was
a
large
uueroiance
01
member
an.i
ro-
indumenta
were
servmi.
The
program
was
as
fid
lows:
Paper
"The
Music
of
(ho
Japanese,"
Miss
Du
Vernet.
"Klmi
ga
yo"
(Japanese
Na-
ionaI
Anthem)
Mrs.
I)oi,
Mrs.
Kauaya,
-
Mrs.
KaUuyarna,
51
rs.
Xnkumotn,
Mrs.
Yamanaka.
Dance
a;
"Aki
no
yo,'
won,
.Mrs.
ikh.
accompanies
nanare
mima.
Airs
Yamanaka,
aenompanied
on
the
piano
liy
Mjs.
Kanaya.
Dane
"Jjji
Cha."
Sumiyn
Xakamotn.
anoompanied
on
the
samisen
by
Mrs.
Nakamoto.
Song
"Co
Sho
Ouruma."
Mrs
ilsuyama.
-
SPORT
CHAT
Featuring
.
the
....
meeting
tonight
iaiii-r
BJf
resnuuu.
With
the
exception
01
narion,
none
01
me
Tiv-A
tniin
fin
llin
aam
Iiiva
niliv
-
ed
league
billiard
-here
before
and
their
performances
will
be
followed
with
interest
by
the
fans.
The
teams
will
meet
as
'ollows:
Sliokney
(Hilliard
Parlor;
v
Bait
he
(P.11.
Fish
Co.)
M.
Andrews
vs.
Krause.
Ablridge
vs.
Cornell.
W.
Mitchell
vs.
Carlson.
H.
Howe
vs.
Darton.
Tho
greatest
surprise
of
the
-
u.0.
-
L
llj,
I...'
l;1.
ttlll.r,
'.
f,irn,l
lout
llnnal.K
(:unaii'Hn
j.eaolghl
champion
o
g0
lhp
Hnl
,)efore
Henau
got
the
decinion
in
a
ten
rund
1,4111
1
11I
flip
Mmiril
ltnv!il
Vrnnfl
J
H(,nau
a,
20l
1
ny
WPjjf
.1
hut
aUo
hv
lack
of
experience.
Renault
floored
him
j
t,
fr8
.npj
jlt
IP
rpUu
'aied
in
the
seexmd
with
a
blow
in
the
solar
plexus
which
lifted
the
champion
off
his
feet.
In
Hie
fim,
nenault
floored
Ward
for
round
was
awarded
In
Wnnl
un
the
two
fighters
divided
the
sixth.
The
other
round
went
to
the
champion,
Tho
sporting
section
of
Hi
twenty
murderers.
Mrs.
j
in
I
lie
second
division
billiard
F.leanor
Mordaunt
made
a
jour-jleague
or
the
Prince
Rupert
flil-nev
throuah
New
Oulnea,
andjliard
Parlor
and
the
Prince
H11-
,he
told
the
Forum
Club
here
a
pen
risn
lai.
wui
ne
ine
nuumer
few
of
her
experiences
during
a'"
men
on
the
line-up
of
the
ilinner
in
her
honor.
She
said
that
when
travelling
...
.
.
1
a
-ew
liuinea
sue
requireu
twenty
natives,
sixteen
to
carry
her
impedimenta
and
four
to
convey
her
ttirougn
me
loresi.
The
governor
allowed
her
to
se
lect
twenty
convicts,
and
as
she
would
not
trust
her
properly
with
thieves
and
had
a
prejudice
against
wife-beaters
she
selected
twenty
murderers,
ltie
men,
curvetting
with
delight
in
their
liberty,
stnek
flowers
in
their
armlets
and
anklets
(which
were'
their
only
garb',
and
alchinci
Hi
He
butterflies
of
every
brilliant
tic
which
flew
beside
the
palh
,
their
hair
till
Ihey
marched
with
......1
HM.U.M.
...L-.r
iiueujr
heads.
Throughout
the
journey
the:
.
l
-t
f
It
!
!
men
i.eiiaxe.i
wen.
mil
.mixs
jior-
iiauni
aomiue.i
mai
11
wasl(fJ,in.u
miii
...
,Bj.u
rather
trying
to
her
nerves
when'.ward
was
not
only
handicapped
i.iey
wmim
come
imo
ner
iciii
at.
vishl
and
descntie
in
panto-
nume
since
uiey
spoke
no
i.ng-
lUhjust
bow
they
had
com
-
milled
their
murders.
One
man
who
had
spent
five
nights
In
the
aitempl
lo
kill
his
victim
was
'dviii
to
tell
her
all
about
H.",the
second
Mine.
The
secom
Mic
stood
the
first
four
inslal-
ments
very
well,
nut
conresned
to
alarm
when
lie
then
suddenly
disappeared.
In
the
lim
light
she
could
not
imagine
where
he
hd
gone.
Then
there
was
a
S$
open
the
fin.
lAVl
VJi
J
AVJil!1
eo4
flavor
VA
I
Sl
TRY
IT
WMW.WlttVlAPKdhrtoWVs
I
T.a
mmm
.1
WslUUM
PACKED
COFFEE
AW
!
THCR.G
COCt
sONC
VMER
ALU
FINE.
HW-
,
IMS
or
Ikt
l
FtATUWt
Scrvicc
For
Wanted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
r
THE
MOC
I
1
'
0
NEWS
CLASSIFIER
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
IVANTCs)
SAl.KSMEN
wanted
at
once
lo
sell
(iehrke's
Clirifttmas
cards
for
priveale
and
commercial
ue,
in
Prince
lluperl.
Write
Ohrke's
I.imiteil,
t'6ti
Seymour
Street,
Vancouver.
It.C.
251
OLD
Artificial
Teeth
Hought,
any
condition.
Highest
prices
sent
by
return
mall.
It.
Dunstan,
P.O.
Hox
310,
Vancouver.,
It.C
Kstablished
thirty
ttiree
year.
WAXTKD.
Oirl
wanlol
for
general
iiousework.
AppK
I
Mrs.
Joe
(ireer,
281
Fifth
Ava.
Vt.
It
FOR
SALE
l'OtMl
roomeil
houe
for
sale
on
Highlit
Avenue
West,
near
Mr-Ilride.
Apply
13.1
Uightth
Ave
Vel
after
fWe
o'oloflk.
tl
VOH
SALH.
Ford
Sedan
attti
pleasure
boat.
Ilnrgain.
Phone
Hed'720.
FOIt
SALK.
Furniture
anit
china.
Apply
Pliilpott,
Federal
lllock.
SSI
TO
RENT
FOR
rtlwNT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sew
ing
machines.
Walker'
Music
Slore.
tl
TIIN1SIIF.D
housekeeping
suite
for
rent.
Phone
18
or
Ht.
Mussallem
Oroery.
OirilKXT.
New
house
at
156
Fifth
Avenue
Wwt.
Phone
lied
720.
IIOOM
for
rent
in
private
home
Phone
Oreen
U0.
252
BOARD
HOARD
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
1
37.
HOARD
and
Room
or
Hoard
only
Phone
Red
707.
AUCTION
SALE
AUCTION"
Sale
at
Federal
Hlock
top
floor
back,
at
2.30
p.
in
Saturday;
ronsiling
of
white
French
bedroom
suite,
while
French
tapestry
chairs
and
couch,
two
sets
dinner
servleo
ohina,
Victor
gramophone
chost
drnwens,
kitchen
ware,
china,
pianola
rolls,
etc.
Plill-
pnll,
F.vilt
Co.,
Id
(U.
An
clioneers.
253
LOST
LOST.-
Monday
nitrlil
on
Third
Avenue
Fast,
brown
leather
wallet
containing
photos
and
sum
of
money.
Finder
return
lo
Daily
New
office.
Reward
i.usr.
iiiaoK
earring,
r
inner
please
return
to
Dally
News
office.
Reward.
last
Vancouver
Sunday
Province
carries
a
picture
of
the
Callie
football
club
of
this
city
wliirh
went
through
the
1925
season
without
loss
of
a
single
game
and
won
I
ho
Dominion
Day
Cup.
Mohlcy
Cup,
nilhuly
Uup
and
Sluarl
Shield.
"They
won
sixteen
matches
and
drew
three
nt
Iho
nineteen
played.
The
best
of
harmony
exists'
belween
Hie
players
which
has
had
a
big
influence
on
Ihe
success
of
the
ciun
on
ami
oii
me
iimi,
nny
Hie
accomprtnyltiR
wrlle-up
Those
who
nre
to
be
Keen
in
Ihe
picture
are
James
Irvine,
Tom
I
lent
lie,
Ceorgn
Abbott,
p..
McLean,
J.
Watson,
S.
J).
Mao-
donald,
W.
K
Wllliserofl,
.lames
llamilton,
M.
Harris,
M.
Andrews,
Oeorge
Mitchell,
.lamed
llnrris,
8am
Currie
captain),
II.
Ilnniju
ton,
It.
Wooils,
James
Androwftil(ali
11.
r
iTKUn,
.ir
imicuell.
.11
McDnugall,
Dave
Scull,
W,
Mil-
chcll
-and
W.
Hamilton.
1
1.1:02
p'.iu.
22
o
"
Luyv
....
7:01
a.m.
.
"
10:30
p.m.
2.3
"THE
MORE
1
THINK
OF
IT
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having
your
house
repuir-
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see
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CARS
FOR
SALE.
1-1920
Nash
five
passenger
touring
IRIO
1-tyJI
Overland
Sedan
700
1-19X2
For.1
Sedan
ttS5
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ton
Ford
truek,
panel
lKly
187
l-,tlK
MeLniighlin
light
fi,
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jwiss
$250
-Ford
light
delivery
chasis
rl.uill
$175
Alt
cars
guaranteed
In
good
mechanical
condition.
Make
your
own
terms.
KAIEN
OARAGE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Sta
tion.
Goodyear
Tires,
lias.
Oil
nnd
Oreases.
WltKCKLNO
SHHV1CR
DAY
Oft
NUJIIT.
Phone
52.
tf
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
speelal
fi
and
7
passenger
Sludo-
bakcrs
at
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
OROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Emprej
Hotel.
HALLOWE'EN
CAPS
Any
boy,
girl
or
adult
can
de
mand
a
Hallowe'en
llnp
for
l"-by
presenting
this
advl.
at
the
t(ire.
i'.ait
very
uiluhle
for
Hallowe'en
parties.
Look
nt
Illy
Window.
:i
rups
for
2&C.
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Furnilure
House.
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FANCY
NEEDLEWORK
An
Ideal
Olft
for
Your
Oversea
Fr'.ends
Always
aiiprecialed
and
e:iy
to
mail.
See
display
at
Women's
Kxrliangc
Place
ycnir
order
here
for
Private
'Xmas
Card.
TH
E
DOLLA
R
STORE
KINDLINQ
WOOD
All
dry
Inside
wood,
kindling
and
blocks
mixed,
$0.(10
per
load
delivered.
Outside
wood,
$1T0
per
load
dolhered.
Norwe
gian
slyle
Salt
Alaska
Her
ring
In
30-lh.
and
80-lh.
kegs.
10c
per
lb.
ISAACSON
Seal
Cove.
Phone
Hlaek
0
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NFAV
Process
Columbia
Record
no
scratching.
Finest
re
productions
of
latest
Fni
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
muslo
by
world
famed
artists
Call
In
and
bear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenne
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl-
ure
Store.
We
Huy.
Sell
and
Hi.
change
New
and
Secondhand
Hoods.
OEO.
PAPADOPULIS.
Third
Ave
Phoie
a.i
r
4-
4
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Thursday,
October
29
High
II
:15
a.m.
2o.h
ft
Low
S'.M
a.m.
.n
1H:12
p.m.
t.o
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Friday,
October
30.
nigh
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a.m.
lo.R
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i:2
p.m.
21.5
Low
0:20
a.m.
1.7
1:W
p.m.
n.o
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Saturday,
October
31
0:!Jh
a.m.
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