rlllay
October
22,
1025,
look
for
thiaTradeMarlt
always
delicious
Only
Kraft
Cheese
comes
up
to
your
expectations
every
time
ana
everywhere
you
buy
it
That's
why
it
is
Important
to
ask
for
Kraft
and
to
tee
the
Ktaft
trade
mark
when
you
buy.
60
CHEESE
DISHES
Our
beautifully
Uluiiriltd
cbetM
ttcip
book
koi
Utt
Mail
coupon.
6.H
saw
r-
i
if
w
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rr
Lti,Ktfii
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!
ilp
lol.
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caatacTrwiCTf&riraa
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V
is
X
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S..s'f
.
it
li
-ill
kind
Western
super
"X
long
range
shot
shells
J
rozen
oait
$25.00
Per
Ton
Tic
Finest
Obtainable
on
the
Coast
Canadian
Fish'
"Cold
Storage
Co.,
li&
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Sweetest
Jjaid
fhocolates
i
l
i
O-nires.
imt
Im
51.00
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id
lf-i.
1
1
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pa'
lx
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it
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ht
tut
$1.25
tic
Orient.
ier
lto
$1.50
l.i,
kh.il.
ruir
luiv
S1.50
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-
mini
(lie
KaL
iht
box
$1.75
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Fancy
Outre)
,.
Two
New
Lines
'
Maid
Fruit
limp,
assorted
ami
Lemon
fla-
-
J.
.-
II,;
40c
!
Mm!-.
h't
ll
50c
Ormes
Limited
Wholesale
and
Retail
Druggists
I'
'"
h
X
(
Store
PiiiiifiT
llnigK'-'"
Phones
82
and
200
Sportsmen!
See
Us
for
Iltiiid
'-
Hiiii(i-!i
Uil.hnst
Jacks
'
Paris
Cable
Axes
S;i-.
dr.
STORK'S
HARDWARE.
LTD.
I?14
Second
Avenue
Phono
143
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
building
next
door
to
Fnzzeii
IIhIi
Iiit
Shop,
ucross
from
tho
Kmpri'!
llidel
Wn
ciirrv
n
full
line
(if
-IGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
Harnes
Zarelll
Proprietor
Local
and
Personal
U.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Try
Valentin
Dairy.
057
Wafkins
senlalivc
P.
I'hone
Hospital
Hallowe'en
Hall,
Oct
oher
30.
Hill
Sixty
Chapter
llaaar,
October
31.
Moose
and
18.
tfl
Products.
Ilepre-C.
Miller,
Uluc
2J5.
tf
CP.lt.
steamer
Prince
Mary
Capt.
Arthur
Slater,
houthboiind
from
Alaska
to
Vancouver,
U
duo
here
iiiiiioirow
morning,
.
Jlrolher
Hill
aro
holding
i
'lance
Friday
evening,
October
-''I,
8.
.'10
o'clock.
:il
I
li
r
Immv
Arthur'
orchestra.
Admission
50c.
All
invited.
210
The
Liberal
committee
room.
corner
Second
Ave.
and
Fourth
Mre.t.
next
(0
the
Walker''
Music
dloro
are
open
every'aftcr-
ii"'jti
and
evening.
!51
Alia
Norsk
kvlnner
og
menn,
om
er
Intereteret
I
at
start
et
sangkor,
onfordres
til
at
samles
I
Svenskeklrkcn
9th
Ave.
East.
Fredagskvell
23
de.
d.s.
21?
Andrew
llohmson,
Indian,
wn
tun'.i
IO
ami
cost
in
the
city
IimIiic
riiUri
yesterday
afternoon
t"i-
intoxication.
tlina
Auckland,
Indian
woman,
was
fined
$25
and
r...is
for
supplying.
t.aii
ohlin
was
fined
f20
aijil
'
"-i-
ami
orucmi
in
pay
a
doc--
bill
of
I0
hi
iln-
city
iwilice
ronri
yelenU)
afiprnrHin
for
liaxing
aiaulted
Alfred
Ander-n.
link
liljrar
a
diMinij
by
Judur
ViMinir
in
the
I'ouuly
Uiurt
i'lTi)a.v
a'lrrnunii
on
a
charge
of
theft,
lie
i
doing
a
sentence
-i
uiree
iiioiiIIih
mi
ne
city
jail
lor
ii)(lying
liquor
lo
Indian
i'orge
li.
Iluhby.
(lonerii-
live
i-atididate
in
Hie
federal
elwiion.
left
on
this
morning'!)
train
for
the
interior
accompanied
by
It.
I,.
MaiUand
of
Van
eouier.
Ttiey
will
hold
meeting
at
I
k.
Terrace
and
Hmithern.
The
two
new
O.P.H.
eamer
I'rince.
Marguerite
nnl
ItIii-'ss
Kathleen
have
been
taken
ff
tlii
Yncom
it-Victoria
-Seat
tle
run
for
Hie
winter
and
Hre
being
replaced
by
the
Princes
Alice
and
Princess
Charlotte
Tbf
two
Iiik
boats
will
resumi-
enice
in
May.
Whitney
Griffiths,
a
director
if
m.
United
tirain
(Jrftwer
will
arrive
in
tbe
city
on
this
af
iiM-iioon
train.
M.
P.
McCatfery
chHirman
of
the
local
drain
Hoard,
will
interview
Mr.
Orif
inn-
in
ine
interests
of
grain
shipment
through
the
elevator
here.
Passengers
ked
lo
sail
to
morrow
morning
for
the
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
llupert
in
elude
Hev.
and
Mr.
K.
(J.
Turner,
Mr.
W.
II.
Shortridge
and
Miss
olive
Walspn
for
Victoria:
F.
It
How.
A.
II.
Hudson.
J.
II.
Hudson
W.
L.
Crump.
D.
C.
Mackar
and
ir.
.lames
Sinilli
for
Vancouver
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic
Church
llazaar,
Oclo
ber
?l
and
22.
LO.D.R
K.
of
P.
whist
drive
and
dance,
November
S.
Anglican
vember
5.
Church
Ilaiaar
No-
Minstrel
Serenade,
United
:tiurcli,
Novcniber
5
V
d.
Od.lfellnw'
wlilst
dance,
Noxembor
111.
Presbyterian
November
I
drive
and
Church
Haznar
ll"'-al
Purple
Haznar
iN'ovcm-
ber
13.
.1:
Screainliigly
funny
'
farce,
"Jane,"
WVslliolimv
.N'livembor
id
llazaar
.November
17
Haplist
Church
faaar,
.November
20
St.
Andrew's
Ladles
Auxiliary
llazaar.-
December
2.
Lutheran,.-
Church
Ladies'
JJu'b&r,
December
t.
THh
DAiLT
ffwWB
u
,
XSr
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
Tho
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
Hreakfanl.
Lunches,
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinner
and
after
Theatre
nefieslnnentH
Our
specialty
is
Home
Made
Ice
Cream
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or
Itetail.
You
will
be
pleated
with
our
service.
Let
us
please
you.
KILLAS&CHRISTOPHER
Phone
17
i
Two
cars
at
your
service
ShedJon
Taxi.
Plioi.c
1
34.
If
Mr.
V.
11.
ghortridge
will
sail
liillliirrnvl'
nwiriiillL'
mi
Dm
tona.
T.
A.
Clarke,
assistant
district
forester,
left
Tuesday
night
on
the
Cardena
for
Swansou
I
lay
on
depart
mental
business.
School
Inspector
II.
C.
Fraser,
who
is
on
a
lrfi
to
the
Hella
iUiola
illslrlet
on
official
duties
is
expected
back
in
the
city
nexl
Wednesday.
the
Liberal
committee
rooms,
corner
Second
Ave.
and
Fourth
Street,
next
to
the
Walker's
Music
store
are
open
every
afternoon
and
evening.
251
The
Catholic
llazaar,
under
Kmpre
Theatre
on
Sixth
Street,
will
be
continued
until
tin
Mis
Olive
Walson.
who
has
been
visiting
htve
for
the
past
two
weeks
with
her
ister.
Mrs
Frank
Salter,
will
refnrn
to
Victoria
on
the
Prince
Hupert
tomorrow-
morning.
The
case
brought
in
the
County
Court
by
.1.
II.
llobertson
of
Maett"
against
C.
T.
Cabrera
has
been
adjourned
lo
a
dale
which
will
be
sel
at
the
sitting
of
the
County
Court
at
the
firs
of
next
month.
Dr.
Harlan
I.
Smith,'
Dominiov
nrcliaelogist,
who
spent
the
summer
at
Kilvvang.i,
was
the
speak
er
at
a
ineeling
of
the
Women!
Canadian
Club
in
Vancouver
yesterday.
Hi
subject
was
"Pre
historic
Art
in
Canada."
Judgment
in
full
for
the
in
the
sum
of
G0ti;H5
wn
uiven
by
Judge
Young-
yesterday
in
the
Con
tily
Court
".in
the
case
of
the
Orniihy
Consolidated
Min
ing.
Smelting
&
Power
Co.
v..
James
Smythe
of
Aivjaiish.
Claim
was
fur
hospital
treatment
and
embalming
fee
Tor
'defendant's
wife
who
died.
L.
W.
Patiuorc
nppenrfd
for
the
plaintiff
and
Smythe,
who
did
mil
appear,
wa
not
re
present
ei
I
hy
counsel.
vrcortlhig
to
wonl.
receive!
here
Archibald
Lilfle,
Del
roil
mining
engineer,
who
bonded
the
aerial
prospecting
expedition
in-
lo
the
Cniar
district
from
'rliiee
Hupert
this
.summer.''
has
token
a
20.000
n
year
position
with
a
New
York
iniuliijr
concent.
;ol.
J.
Scolt
Yv
illiani,.
.pilot
oi
Iho
exinMlition,
ha
now
rcturued
to
his
lieudiuarleis
In
Miiulreal.
He,
loft
his
plane
at
Vancouver
and
if
is
his
intenllon
lo.tuaki.
another
trio
north
nexl
suniiiie,
NO
TIME
LEFT.
A
-young
Fife
servant
girl
wa?
asked
the
oilier
day
If
she
slept
well
mid
enjoyed
her
bed.
sleeii
vveel
enough."
she
renlled
I
Ladies'
Aid
"but
I
inna
say
muckle
uboot
enjoy
In'
ma
bed."
"Dear
me,
why?"
,".IuIt
because
I'm
nae
suner
bedded
Than
I'm
sleepin,
ati'
am
nae
suner
wauken
than
I'm
uu.
Aid
I've
nae
time
hie
enjoy
maseP
avy
.
.
Yorkshire
Post,
1
MAN
NOT
ALLOWED
TO
'
DISPOSE
OF
HIS
BODY
Is
Property
of
Relatives
Once
He
Is
Dead
and
Must
be
Buried
If
They
Say
So
LONDON,
Oct.
Under;
Fnuliidi
onimoii
law
a
man
may.
leave
hi
properly
Id
whom
he
will
but
hi
body
be
cannot
di-poe
of
a
it
become
the
properly
of
hi
relative
at
hi
death'.
A
recent
cae
occureJ
here
whicji
illulraled
(be
point.
A
man
directed
In
hi
will:
"my
body
will
be
given
lo
one
of
tin
London
hospital,
preferably
King'
Oolh'ge
Hopit,al,
for
anatomical
ue
providing
that
when
il
i
finished
with
it
shall
be
cremated
and.
the
abe
cal
to
Hie
wind."
A
relative,
however.
Uia
claimed
the
body
for
burial
in
the
family
grave,
and
buriel
therefore
it
will
be.
The
claic
inlance
i
that
of
a
generation
ago,
when
a
body
of
London
medical
men
coif
cerned
for
the
dearth
of
tiuhjert
for
dieclion
in
the
medical
echooln
formed
themelve
into
a
li
ineiiibcr
underlak-
reamer
1'riuc-
llupert
for
Vio-ircicl
lllg
111
Ills
will
UJ
n-atc
"i"
U"u
for
dieetiun.
Xol
one
body,
however,
went
lo
the
school,
because
they
were
all
buried
b)
relative.
ATTEMPT
MADE
TO
ENTER
HEILBRONER
,
STORE
FROM
REAR
i
An
atti'inpt
was
made
last
evening
to
forcibly
enter
Max
lleilbroner
jewelry
store
from
the
rear.
At
7.30.
before
the
night
watch:.
lan
arrived,
Mr.
lleilbroner
was
sitting
alone
in
bis
workshop
when
he
heard
the
door
leing
tried,
lie
immediately
tightened
up
all
the
fasten
ings
and
the
would-be
breaker
ceninr
when
the
li-t
of
prizej,m.
?nu.
a
;hmc
xvtiiclt
looseu-
winn.-r
will
Ih
announced.
dKr
from
il
hiciies.
Hy
I
this
time
Mr.
lleilbroner
had
Dance
for
the
benefit
of
a
sick'
a
re0lver
which
he
keeps
Norwegian
In
Metropote
Hall
ilt
m...
.i...i.
rr
nrti
vmrpnri4
Saturday
night.
Llndseth's
or
chestra.
Refreshments.
Come
and
help
a
good
cause.
2
5H
Lieut.
F.
It.
(SoW.
H.C.N.V.IL,
who
has
len
hrre
for
the
at
Mek
on
naval
reserve
business,
will
return
to
Ksipiimalt
on
the
steamer
Prince
Hupert
tomorrow
morning.
n.nd
stood
waiting
for
lii
visitor
should
he
persist
in
breaking
in.
In
the
meantime,
a
call
was
sent
for
the
police
and,
by
the
time
Scrg-ant
McHllnchy
had
arrived,
the
intruder
had
de
camped.
OLD
MR.
CARTER
HELPED
BY
SIMPLE
MIXTURE
"After
taking
Adleiika
I
feet
better
than
for
years.
At
my
age
(CO
il
i
ideal
so
different
from
other
medicines."
signed
W.
W.
Carter.
Adlerika
is
a
simple
mixture
of
buckthorn
bark,
glycerine,
etc.,
which
re
moves
HAS
in
ten
minute
and
often
bring
surprising
relief
to
the
stomach.
Stops
that.
full.
bloated
feeling.
Hriugs
out
old
waste-matter
you
never
thought
was
iu
your
system,
excellent
for
chronic
constipation.
Urines
Limited,
Druggists.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
Dighy
Island
Foggy,
calm;
barometer,
30.
IS;
temperature.
18;
dense
seawards;
11
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Hupert
left
Prince
Hupert
10
p.m.
northbound;
11
a.
in.
spoke
steamer
Mogul,
Anyox
for
Vancouver,
at
8
p.
hi.
t83
miles
from
Vancouver.
1
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.22;
temperature,
3D;
sea
smooth.
Hull
HarlMir
Cloudy,
strong
mirth
vvinirt
barometer,
30.17;
temperature,
5t;
moderate
swell:
S
p.m.
spoke
tug
Pacific
Mn-nc'i
abeam
iNoble
Island
southbound:
8
p.m.
spoke
lug
Lome.
IvVo
miles
south
of
Cape
Caution
bound
fur
Heaver
Cove.
Noon
Dwby
Island
Foggy,
calm;
Uiiromeler.
30,10;
temperature.
;
dense
seawards.
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.2
1;
tempera
lit
re,
15;
sea
smooth.
Hull
Harbor
Cloudy,
fresh
northwest
wind;
barometer,
30.-
18;
temperature,
51
'
frrs
All
shoes
arc
easilu
anuivu
witn
ThtandardisvaI(Kj
Ctvnjbodukiwsi
ihcajimTit
Compare
the
cjuantidj
PACK
THRtfF
Fred
Stork,
M.P.
Liberal
Candidate
respectfully
solicits
Your
Vote
and
Influence
at
the
forthcoming
Dominion
Election
on
Thursday,
October
29
Steamship
and
Train
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
IDiI
PRINCE
CHARLES
uitl
Iravr
PRINCE
RUPERT
rr
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
ami
mtertiKSlUt
Jtim
ttrh
FRIDAY
at
8
a.m.
and
SUNDAY,
11
p-m.
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
STEWART
ami
ANYOX,
WEDNESDAY,
10
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
CHARLES
fur
STEWART,
SATURDAY,
10
p
m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
fortnightly
rr
VANCOUVER
tla
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
tictpt
Sunday
II:3U
a.m.
for
,
PRINCE
OEORQE,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEO,
all
IX'""
tasti-rn
caunla.
I
u'tMl
Stair-.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlcktt
Offlca,
S2S
Third
A,
Prlnca
Ruptrt.
Phona
260
UcatuoianT
Vacific
vVaaiurarX
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
far
inctiiU.1,
fHANOU,
JU.SUO.
SUCWAT
Far
TAXCOMl.
YICT0R1A
ui
StATTU
OriiW
9.
19.
30
Octilrr
13.
23.
Nanalcr
3
IS.
TmCfSS
KATUCE
For
Butadata,
8anaon
Bay,
Eait
Balla
Balla,
Ocaan
Falla.
Namu,
Alart
Bay,
Campbtll
Rlttr,
and
Vancouiar
aiary
Saturday
11
a.m.
Aoancy
(or
all
Staamthlp
Llnaa.
Full
Information
from
.
W.
C.
ORCHARD
Oantral.
Agant.
Cxrnar
of
4th
Straat
and
3rd
Atanua,
Prlnca
Rur-rt,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailing
truiu
I'rince
Rupert,
or
VANCOUVER.
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