Lar
October
29,
1925.
TUB
DAILY
fTRWl
-
I've
not
boiled
any
garments
since"
"A
friend
suggested
that
I
stop
boiling
the
clothes
I
washed
and
try
Rinso,
which
I
did,
with
such
delight
ful
results
that
I
have
not
boiled
any
garments
since
then.
"I
found
that
Rinso
u
excellent
for
removing
finger
prints
from
white
paint
and
for
washing
all
woodwork.
"It
has
cut
my
house
cleaning
troubles
in
half
and
consequently
I
felt
that
it
was
only
your
due
to
know
that
Rinso
has
a
much
bigger
work
to
do
in
our
house
than
just
to
clean
the
dirt
from
our
laundry."
TIi
malm
of
Riiuo
receive
many
roth
tellers
at
this.
Tor
RJruo
not
only
does
the
family
waih
merely
by
soaking
it
Ii
alao
racrflent
for
many
household
duties,
such
at
cleaning
woodwork,
scrubbing
Doors,
etc
Order
Riruo
today,
Lever
Brothers
limited,
Toronto.
KM
lii
Sweetest
JJaid
fhocolates
a
am
:;-
J
htit
y
Oiilro.
er
Imx
i.uu
I
O
Nut
nml
rrmK
vr
IK1X
l..to
S
V-Milled.
IKT
llOX
$1.25
i
,al
v'.
Centre,
cr
lm
51.25
l
'in
the
Orient.
pr
lm
i.au
(
CorktuiU.
ier
lx
$1.50
I
II
from
tin-
KL
lr
Iksx
$1.75
Two"
New-
Lines
.
i
s
Mjii.I
I'niit
Ilntno.
aborted
ami
Lemon
na-
t,.r
II.
40c
Mr
a.
Mull,
per
lb
50c
Ormes
Limited
Wholesale
and
Retail
Druggist!
Tiie-
Hrxall
Store
I'uhk
r
Uruggists
Phones
82
and
200
The
girl
you
leave
behind
you
Jui4
slop
a
moment
ml
t""
w"'
k,,c
prm
her
ilnv
--tli.it
girl
xnii
Iciixe
lieliunl
ou.
White
urn
working
"lie
i
l
hume
working
with
tier
liiinil.
IV
--liap
wurdiing
the
mine
nii
nml
.ni.-eis
Hint
sdie
wnli
i
'iwtpriliiv'uiiil
will
wuh
on
many
tomorrows.
oi
i
,U
doing
the
week's
washing.
In
YOl'll
work
is
v
lely
.ulert'M
growth;
in
hers
only
dulliies
sume-stagnation.
Tu'k
it
oer
with
the
girl
yon
leae
heliiml
you.
Jef
Ii
n
ginil
-lit'
will
be
to
ny
farewell
to
wn-li
day.
fair
trial
of
our
family
mtiut
will
give
your
wife
nmiv
new
Insure
for
her
family
nml
herself.
Have
lief
phone
The
Cuuuliun
Steam
Laundry
ami
(j:
l
be
roniing
home
to
imire
Hierrlul
weliome
from
u
H-olier.
Iiuppier
girl.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Optrsillng
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
inglntiert,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SP
Local
and
Personal
H.O.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
try
Valentin
Dairy.
Phone
C57.
tf
Walking
Products,
llepre-
sentalive
P.
C.
Miller,
Wuc
205.
tf
O.W.V.A.
tuembersl
A
bullet
in
wrviei-
of
result
by
wire
liax
lieen
arraiiHetl
for
at
the
Club
looms
for
Kl
eel
I
uii
nlglil.
,2!
Mr.
Jic
(ireer
wa
admitted
to
I
Ik-
Prineu
Ilupert
Oenenil
llospiial
us
a
pal
lent
yesterday
morions.
K.
,J.
Conway,
field
eni;ineei
for
llie
(iranliy
Co.,
returned
to
nyox
on
the
Prince
lluperl
lni
uiirlit
after
a
trip
lo
Jsniitliera.
PeiMinal
Chrilinas
Card-"
rinte.1
in
ow'r
own
plant.
Choice
seleelioii.
Call
or
phone
for
sample
book.
Ho,
Cowcn
'A
l.alla.
I.li..
Phone
'-Ml.
25
I
The
i-liaryi
asHMivt
Alex
Ko-
soff
who
.
brtiuulit
back
from
Powi-ll
lliver
eliar.ed
with
liav-
iiib
deliitudfd
A.
T.
Kekoff
WH
wiilidrawu
Ihit
morning,
and
the
printner
liberated.
Mr.
Kckoff
said
lie
did
iul
wish
lo
have
the
man
n-nt
to
jail.
Ciipl.
Harry
Nedden.
Chief
l'n
kiii'-it
Alee
Monroe,
Purser
Jack
Craw
fni'd
and
oilier
officer
nf
l
In
xieamer
Prince
(ieor?e
wliirh
I
i.i-
ln
lied
up
at
the
dr
duck
fur
I
he
witiler.
will
ail
fur
Vancouver
on
Hie
l'Wnce
Huper1
loiiionuw
morning.
Hot
coal
al
Die
following
line-.
:
per
Ion
fit.
00,
Uit.OO.
X
I
.ion.
8
1
3.7
5.
sit.
00
and
l
I.
fin.
Isone
dry
slove
wood
pri.no
per
load.
Phone
303
Caey
Cartas;
and
Fuel.
We
an'
I
he
beat
for
value.
We
buy
i-olllc
251
A
letter
dealing
with
Junior
K.(.
Until
l.eagrue
matters
lias
lieen
received
by
llie
Daily
News
from
Spirn
(iurvieh
wbo
is
at
1
rauquHle
.Sanitarium
near
Knm-
lootis.
"tieorve
Cochrane
and
lack
I'-aiiiidiell
have
greatly
help
d
up
Juiiior
in
football."
Spiro
says.
Mrs.
Ueorirr
Leek
.sails
tomor
row
worn
in;;
by
the
sleamer
Prince
HuieH
for
Vancouver
en
route
lo
Duncan.
Vancouver
Is
land,
where
she
will
represent
Hi"
local
Pythian
Mslers
at
a
IiihiuI
Lodge
Convention.
Sid
llamlilm.
already
in
llie
south
will
atlcnd
a
Knights
of
Pyih-
..is
vi,
I'm
I
loduc
n
!iui:
also
lo
In'
1
1
a
-1
1
1
i;,
Dllllr.'ill.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hospital
Hallowe'en
Hall,
Oct
oher
30.
Hill
Sixty
Chapter
I.O.D.K.
Ilaza.tr,
October
31.
K.
of
P.
vvhisl
drive
and
danoe.
November
2.
Anglican
Church
Ilazaar
No
v
ember
5.
Minstrel
Serenade,
Church,
November
5
.
0.
dance.
November
10.
Presbyterian
November
1
2.
JtM$
ShoelUish
isbankinaonvouM
continued
pattonac!3
United
i
oddfellows'
vvhjsl
drive
and
Church
llazanr
lloyal
Purple
Haiaar
13.
Screamingly
funny
furee.
'Jane."
Westliolme,
November
10
Moose
nod
18.
Hazaar
November
17
llaptist
Church
Ladies'
Ilazaar,
November
26.
All
SI.
Andrew's
Ladles'
Auxiliary
Haiaar.
December
2.
Lutheran
Church
Ladies'
Aid
Ha'itnr.
December
4.
The
dealer
who
tfecommondJ
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
lircukfasl,
Lunches,
Afler-noon
Teas,
Dinners
and
after
Theatre
HefretJunents
Our
Specially
is
Home
Made
Ice
Cream
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or
Hclail.
You
will
be
pleased
with
our
service.
Let
us
please
you.
KILLAS&CHR1ST0PHER
Phone
17
Two
cars
at
ur
service
Sneddon
Taxi.
Phone
I3i.
tf
Klecliou
it
I
u
rim
will
be-
shown
at
Westliolme
Theatre
tonight
SI.
Andrew'
a
Society
annual
hall
November
27.
Invitations
only.
Hill
60
llaznar
In
SI.
Andrew'
4
llooms,
Sal
unlay
from
3
lo
0
Proceeds
lo
filtfsh
oavin;:
for
furniture
in
Children's
Ward.
II.
O.
Crewe
sails
tomorrow
inornin?
on
the
Prince
Kupert
for
Vancouver
'where
he
expeels
to
receive
medical
treatment.
J.
K.
Dulhle
aud
his
auditor,
ii.
M,
K'lienfeller,
who
arrived
from
Seattle
on
the
Prince
lluperl
yesterday,
proceeded
lo
Smilhers
on
this
morning's
train.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pallullo.
miuTsler
of
lands
and
member
of
Ibe
legislature
for
Prince
Kupert,
will
elurn
lo
Victoria
n
the
Prince
Huperl
tomorrow
morning.
He
was
the
speaker
at
the
llotary
Club
luncheon
tiiis
afternoon.
N.
Tboiuas
failed
(
appear
in
(be
city
police
court
Ibis
morn
in?
in
answer
to
a
charge
of
drunkenness
and
bail
of
2S
was
estreated.
Thomas
was
arrested
last
niahl
by
Sergeant
Mililinoby
at
the
political
meeting
ia
the
Wesl
holme
Theatre
where
he
was
i-reaiing
a
disturbance.
Al
the
llotary
Club
luncheon
today
J.
W.
Nicholts
told
Hie
memln-rs
of
the
club
of
the
ex
eellenl
pronress
being
made
by
Hie
Hoys'
Hand.
The
members
were
invited
to
attend
any
re
hearsals
at
the
Prebylcriaii
Church
rooms
and
find
out
for
themselves
bow
Ibe
vfork
was
going
on.
The
club
is
particu
larly
interested
in
the
baud
lie-
rause
it
is
guaranteeing
Hie
sal
ary
of
the
bandmaster.
Prince
Rupert
is
sotting
some
nice
publicity
in
the
Old
Country.
In
addition
lo
the
advertisement
in
Lloyds
Lis)
and
Shipping
liaiette
iuserletl
by
the
city
mid
another
by
Ibe
province
of
Hrlt-
ish
Columbia
in
which
Prince
Kupert
is
promme.i'W
mentioned,
there
is
a
neat
writeup
of
Ibe
city
sent
by
the
local
Hoard
of
Trade
which
places
.this
city
in
Ibe
most
prominent
place
in
the
paper.
The
same
number
carries
advertisements
by
two
local
firihs.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
C.
S.
Williams.
1".
II.
Johnson
and
It.
L-
Man
land,
Vancouver
;
Waller
M.
McKay.
Montreal;
J
F.
Dulhie.
(1.
M.
Klienfetter
and
V.
II.
Kelly,
Seattle;
P.
It.
Noel.
lUlmornl
Cannery:
T.
D.
Pallul
lo
and
A.
D.
Haillle,
Prince
Rupert;
It.
(I.
Johnstone,
Inverness:
Alex
Kullor.
Swan
River;
A.J'isk
Priuee
Ocorge.
Central
K.
Robertson
and
J.
Morgan.
Poreher
Island;
II.
Av"M(Donald
and
A.
S.
Mac.Millan,
Sydney,
N.S.;
W.
.
Murray,
City.
A
Bit
of
a
Wag
A
doctor
who
posed
"as
a
bit
of
a
wag
stopped
outside,
tho
yard
of
u
stone
innsijirioio.
morning
for
a
chat.
,
"
'
"Oood
morning,
how's
busi
ness?"
said
the
dooior.
"I
sup
pose
when
you
hear,
(but
someone
Is
ill.
you
get,
ready
for
eventualities,
though;
lof
course,
you
never
go
beyond
the
wolds,
In
memory
of?"
Well.
Hint
all
depends,"
re
plied
llie
old
chap.
.."You
see.
If
you
be
n
-doctoring;
of
the
pa
tient,
I
goes
straight
On."
Advertise
in
the
l)aily.ews.
?TtA'
.
.
.
MISSIONARIES
LEAYE
WEST
CHINA
POINTS
Sailing
For
Shanghai
and
From
There
Will
Proceed
to
In-
'
ierlor
VAN'COLVnil,
Oct.
2U.
Seven1
new
missionaries
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
sail
from
this
port
today
for
Shanghai
lo
join
the
Wx-st
China
Mission
all
Chengtu.
They
are
in
charge
of
Dr.
John
K.
Thompson,
of
Sun
derland,
Ontario,
who
has
spent
fourteen
years
in
Sechwan
pro
vince,
lheir
sailings
were
orig
inally
set
for
some
time
in
August,
but
disturbances
in
the
interior
of
China
led
lo
succes
sive
postponements.
Their
departure
al
this
time
is
said
lo
be
due
lo
1
lie
insisleire
of
one
of
the
new
men.
Rev.
lames
0.
Kndicolt,
M.A..
thai
unless
the
Methodist
General
Board
of
Missions
permitted
an
early
sailing
he
and
his
wife
would
find
some
other
way
of
entering
on
a
missionary
career
in
China.
He
was
born
at
Kial-ing,
Wcsl
China,
where
his
father,
Itcv.
James
Kndicott,
D.D..
now
foreign
missions
secretary
al
Toronto,
was
stationed
as
evangelist.
Mrs.
Kndicotl
I
the
daughter
of
Charles
Austin,
Chatham,
Ontario,
and
is
a
noted
girls'
worker.
Others
in
the
parly
are
Miss
Joan
M.
I.
(Srahani,
matron,
Miss
H.
Caldwell,
teacher;
Miss.L.
K
Taylor;
matron;
Miss
M.
11
Oould,
teacher;
Miss
S.
O.
Per
kins,
learher;
all
going
out
un
der
Hie
Methodist
Cuneral
Hoard
!o
serve
as
,Xniled
Church
mis
siouaries.
Miss
Could
i
a
graduate
of
Hie
University
of
Saskal-
cbewan.
Mrs.
Thompson
and
daughter
accompany
Dr.
Thomp
son,
who'
rejoins
the
dental
faculty
of
West
China
Union
University.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m.
DKiRY.
Raining,
strong
S.K.
wind;
Har.
2U.82;
temp.
HI;
sea
choppy;
I
p.m.
sleamer
Prince
Ruperl
passed
oul
north
bound
DCAIl
TltKK.
Rain;
calm;
bar.
30.01;
temp.
38;
sea
smooth.
HULL
HAlUiOK.
Raining;
strong
S.K.
wind;
bar.
2H.U5;
emp.
18;
ea
rough;
7.20
p.m.
l!aj'e
Sfotl
anchored
in
Safely
Cove
southbound.
Noon
DKiHV.
Rain;
frc-.li
S.K.
wind;
bar.
2U.70;
lemji.
ID-heavy
swell.
DKAD
TRHK.
Overcast
:
light
SVK.
wiinl;
bar.
30.01;
leinp.
52:
sea
moderate;
8.30
a.m.
tug
Lorne
in
Uueen
Charlolle
Sound
tiound
lo
Thurston
Harbor;
11.131
a.m.
Calala
near
Swatison
Hay
nortlibuund
due
Prince
Ruperl
al
3
a.m.
NOTICE.
Take
notice
thai
the
City
Clerk's
office
will
be
open
from
7
p.m.
until
n.30
p.m.
on
October
28,
30
and
31,
for
the
purpose
of
receiving
registrations
for
the
Municipal
Voters'
List
for
Hie
elections
in
t'J2C.
K.
F.
JONES.
231
City
Clerk
TENDERS
WANTED.
Lump
sum
tenders
are
called
for
for
the
purchase
and
removal
of
all
lumber
used
on
the
eleva
tor
rousruetion.
Address
communications
to
Carter
-
Halls
Ahlinuer
Co..
Lid..
P.O.
Hox
1003.
Prince
Rupert.
Il.l'..
253
TOO
LATF.
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE.
Six
falling
saws,
five
(iilclirist
jacks,
peavies.
slcilvres,
axes,
blankets,
one
ton
lord
Iruck
and
a
lot
of
carpenters'
tools.
M.
R.
Mcl.eod.
1230
Second
Avenue.
215
WANTED.
Young
girl
as
mothers
hot
p.
Musi
be
fond
of
children.
P.O.
Hox
IG80.
This
imtrft
of
akin
rnnnlle
will
rtmov
thcw
ikln
afflict
lona
that
have
made
your
life
burden.
That
Intolerable
Itching,
burning
anil
diKomlort
will
disappear
undrr
the
magic
of
Ihia
nmrty.
H
baa
beaM
many
carea
pro.
nounerd
hopvla
and
will
rvach
your
cate.
Tit
frit
ft.M
tort
rtlimi
fm
ar
tear
mtmt)
r.
Ttf
D,
D.
1).
iaa,
lae.
ORMES
LIMITED
Fred
Stork,
M.P.
Liberal
Candidate
respectfully
solicits
Your
Vote
and
In
fluence
at
the
forthcoming
Dominion
Election
on
Thursday,
October
29
NEW
-:-
SEASON'S
Fancy
Frozen
Bait
$25.00
Per
Ton
The
Finest
Obtainable
on
the
Coast
Canadian
psh
&
Qoi
Storage
Co.,
Ltd-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
WICKER
Chairs
and
Rockers
-and-
Wicker
Library
Tables
We
must
make
room
for
Full
tloods
aud
arc
selling
off
this
line
or
furniture
al
Reduced
Prices
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
lo
budding
next
door
to
b'rizzcll
Hotelier
Shop,
ucruss
from
t
lie
Kmpress
Hotel
We
carry
n
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
I
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