Friday
September
25,
1925,
$tnd
ui
your
Supplies
rt0
UUI
VIU1
wu
f
u
Hemes..
Distributors
tbr.
H
K9L9RED
-3HIN0LE3.
Brussels
9x9
$19.60
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Slock
ywlw'nler's
supply
of
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
JtfcCaFerj,
IfA
Phones
116
and
117
TWO
CARPET
SPECIALS
Axminster
9
x
101
$29.70
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
-rr
Phone
123
Steamship
and
Train
Service
FALL
SCHEDULE
II.
PRINCE
RUPIRT
ainl
lftlCE
OCORQE
.all
'mill
PRINCE
RUPERT
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
awl
mlriiiH
iliate
lni
taill
IUNDAT
ana
THURIDAV
tt
1000
pjn.
Fa
ANITOX
.
Wt4nitd(r,
10.00
p.m.
fr
ITEWART
SUrda,
10.00
p.m.
II.
PRINCE
CHARLES
!
KETCHIKAN,
WRANQELl,
JUNEAU,
(KAQWAT,
.
i
I.
WEDNESDAY,
4
p.m.
II.
PRINCE
JOHN
rHMiilui
I-
VANCOUVER
u
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
PASSINOER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
aicapt
Sunday
n
"
'
'"
PRINCE
0IOR0E,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEQ,
all
I
!
"
i
inula,
l
ulled
AOENCV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Citf
Tltttt
Offka,
SIS
Third
Ata,
Prlnca
Rupart
Phona
260
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
t
building
next
door
U
l-run-H
IIiiMkt
Shop,
across
from
IIm
Kmpi-t-ss
Hold
We
earn
a
full
Imp
f
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zerelll
Proprietor
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT."
BEST
PROCURABLE
Moouce
of
cotiNO.
ViMximca
atN.a
aiuvt
ou'o
acon
The
Original
Lubcl
look
for
It
at
tho
Vendors
and
Insist
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
1'liis
advert
iiiniiiil
iu
mil
mililiulii'il
ill'
displayed
by
llio
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
IJio
Government
of
British
Columbia
.
Local
and
Personal
H.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Try
Valentin
Dairv.
Minna
If
'"U
are
riot
un
the
voters'
list,
register
at
once.
Anywhere.
Anytime.
Arthur's
Taxi,
50c.
Phono
678.
tf
Two
cars
at
your
service
Sneddon
Taxi.
Phone
I3i.
If
For
the
busy
man
jr
woman,
a
Jlrown
car
saves
money.
Phone
80.
if
Goldbloom
is
bringing
back
fur
coats.
Wail
till
you
see
Uieiii!
ir
We
can-do
heating
at
lens
cost
I
ban
fuel
Mil.
Phone.
3U3.
Casey
Cartage
and
Fuel.
If
Father
Godfrey
wan
a
pessen-ter
tur
Ocean
Pall
on
the
"learner
Prince
Hupert
last
.None
lo'ipjal
u
in
wood
value
and
none
to
beat
us
in
coal
value
Phone
303.
Casey
Cartage
A
1
uel.
tf
SI.
Andrew')
.Society
Scottish
Dance
in
Auditorium,
Frfclay,
Orlober
2.
Gentlemen
$1.00
Ladle
50c.
Judge
F.
MeH.Young
lef.
yes-Ifrday
for
Slid!
hers
w'.icre
hf
will
preside
over
a
session
of
the
County
Court.
Did
you
order
any
of
our
Ml
per
ion
eoalr
If
not,
order
al
mice.
Prince
Hupert
Transfer
A
Taxi:
Phones
IK'J
and
lit.
2
I
Fouiid
guilty
of
driiokennes"
Thoma
Cook
was
fined
?25
iu
Hie
city
police
court
la-l
evening
by
Stipendiary
Magijlratc
II.
F,
Ml'IoI.
llaiiiburger
Steak
ober
30.
2
lbs.
25e.
rrenii
veal
slew.
2
lbs.
2&c
SlioiildiT
Urea!
of
Veal,
per
lb
IT..-:
Pol
lloaM
Iteef.
per
lb.
H-.
Itiipi-rl
Table
Supply
11.
II.
Cairns
.inspector
oi
In
di;ni
Srhools,
who
is
on
a
riflgu
!ai
iit
of
inspection
to
this
lisliirl.
arrived
fnjm
t
lie
south
I'll
Hi'-
C-.iala
Ibis
morning
.and
,'iiK'ei-di'd
throiigli
lo
Kineolilli.
Citizens!
It
Is
the
right,
of
every
citizen
of
Canada
to
vote.
See
that
your
name
is
on
the
list.
Call
at
the
Conservative
Committee
Rooms,
Third
Avenue
and
get
their
assistance
to
have
your
name
on
tho
roll.
221
Mrs.
Alee
McDermott,
"Grace
manor,"
Uplands,
is
lending
her
heaiitiful
home
on
Wednesday
afii'i-noou
for
a
bridge,
500
and
mail
jong
tea
in
aid
of
the
parish
funds
of
Our
Lady
of
Loonies
Cliuri-li,
Willows.
Those
wishing
'i
itsi'iac
lalib's
nlcase
iiluin?
ao'J
or
UH5UH
ieloria
Colonist
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Knights
or
Pythias
Wbil
Drive
and
Dance,
September
28
Gyro
Carnival
and
Dance
()o
tuber
12
and
13.
llebekah
liazaar
Saturday,
Oc
tober
17.
Cat
hollo
Church
liazaar,
Octo
her
21
and
22.
Hospital
Hallowe'en
Hall,
Oct
Hill
Sixty
Chapter
l.O.D.E.
liazaar,
October
31.
Anglican
Church
liazaar
November
5.
Presbyterian
Church
liazaar
Nov
ember
12.
ltoyat
Purple
liazaar
November
13.
j
Moose
liazaar
November
17
and
18.
Baptist
Church
Ladles1
liazaar,
November
2C.
liazaar.
December
2.
Aid
bv.f
IC
230
THB
DAILY
IfBWB
PAGR
THRR1
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIOHT.
Breakfast,
Lunches,
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
after
Theatre
Itefreshmcnts
Our
Specialty
is
Home
Made
Ice
Cream
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or.
Retail.
You
will
bo
plcasetlMilhou'r
service.
Let
us
please
you.
.
KILLAS&CHRISTOPHER
Phone
17
"Valhalla"
meeting
tonight.
Shcddons
Taxi
the
original
30c.
taxi.
Phone
1
34.
tfl
Hill
GO
Chapter
I.O.D.E.
Dane
Friday,
October
2,
Huston
Hall.
provincial
voters
list.
224
See
J.
Lome
McLaren
r
J.
W
McKinley
if
you
are
not
on
the
J'or
cheapest
and
cleanest
fuel
in
Western
Canada.
Phone
303
Casey
Cartage
&
Fuel.
tf
E.
S.
Haines,
poU
office
in
spector,
arrived
On
the
Catala
this
morning
from
the
sou
Hi.
A.
M.
Kipp,
manager
of
Hal-
nio-al
Cannery,
sailed
last
night
on
the
steames
l'rinee
itupert
for
Nancouver.
Our
low
rales
have
been
an
outstanding
success
and
we
shall
continue
on
this
basis.
Brown
Taxi.
Phono
80.
'
tf
St.
Andrew's
SoehHy
will
bold
a
social
evcnjiis;.iiuibeir
rooms
'onigbt
aliHjp.Hr,1'
Musical
program.
Itefreshmeut
serVwI.
Admission
50c.
"
4
X
'
Corner
Club
of
Baptist
Church
will
bold
re-oranizition
meeting
Monday,
Sept.
3ii
M,8
p.m
lUisines.-
ddctidn
of
rttf
fii'ers
for
coming
sezubii.
'
1
1
'
22
1
.
Union
steamer
Catala,'
Capl.
A.
Johnstone,
i
arrived
from
Ihe
south
al
1
0:30
this
morning
and
sailed
al
12
o'clock.
':r
the
Naai-
.
..
ui.
anu
sKwvna.
ui)ers.
Many
customers
who
have
tried
our
?
1
1.00
per
ion
coal
have
or
dered
more.
This
speaks
for
il-
eir.
Phone
1
8U
and
112.
l'rinee
Hupert
Transfer
and
Tuxi.
22-'
5.
SPECIAL
al
KLElJlHIC
WIN
DOW
HAKEHIES.
Available
only
Saturday,
Sept.
20.
1
Pound
Cake;
I
Sponge
Sandwich;
I
doz.
Choicest
Mixed
'Cakes
ami
Pastries
for
If
1.00.
22
i
When
election
day
comes
many
Prince
Hupert
peojle
will
wish
they
had
a
vole.
If
they
have
not,
they
have
only
themselves
to
blame.
They
have
hern
'told
often
Miough
that
they
sho
I'd
register.
Major
Currie,
manager
oT
the
While
Star
i.inu
at
Montreal,
and
Mrs.
Currie
were
arrivals
from
Vancouver
on
the
Calula
this
morning.
They
went
East
by
the
morning
train
and,
on
their
way
lo
Montreal,
will
stop
off
al
Jasper
Park.
Coast
Sleaniship
ltarge
Co.'s
lug
Mhrmioii
arrived
In
port
last
evening
having
in
tow
tie
mow
Griff
which
i
to
be
repaireo
at
the
dry
dock.
The
Mannion
will
oroeeM
tomorrow
afternoon
to
Anox
with
the
barge
Haroda
which
has
been
loaded
here
with
1700
tons
of
Alberta
coal.
There
seems
to
be
an
impres
sion
around
the
city
that
there
m
fee
in
couneclion
with
regis
tration
for
the
approaching
fed-
ral
election.
This
Is
inoorrest
as
no
charge
is
made.
All
that
necessary
for
those
not
al
ready
qualified
is
to
appear
hc-
ore
tho
proper
rsgtslrar
and
make
the
statutory
declaration.
Adjutant
Geinyal
George
A.
While
ami
Col.
Fred
M.
West
accompanied
by
seven
members
or
the
Oreuuh
N'alionnl
Guuril
SI.
Andrew's
Ladies'
AuxiltaryJiiffe,
Team:
reliii-inn'
fit
lit
t
fiitilli
Lutheran
Church
Ladies'
Aid
llaaal,
Decembrr
4,
"
-
TViirwil
I'.lnii-eli
Haraar
Decern-
I'erry,
Ohip,
where
they
iiii.n.ie
i
the
iiuimal
competition
or
the
National
llirie
Association,
wero
passengers
-arriving
on
the
tram
last
night
eoiiuecllng
with
tho
steamer
Prince
Itupert
for
lb
south.
'
If
not
registered
you
cannot
vote.
(JeL
on
the
lis
at
once.
.
Annual
general
meeting
Crib-bage
League
Tuesday
September
21,
in
City
Hall
at
8
p.m.
Election
of
officers.
Joseph
Aii-elm
and
John
Mc-
Gilvray
were
each
fined
$25
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning
for
intoxication.
.Scandinavian
Dance
Saturday
night
in
Melropole
Hall
at
0
o'
clock.
Felenitisik.
Vafler.
Kaffe.
Gentlemen
75c.
Ladies
25c.
the
Catala
this
morning.
221
(kiaslwise
Steamship
&
Itargr
Co.'s
steamer
Anyox
arrived
from
Vancouver
last
night
and
dis
charged
cement
at
the
elevator
before
proceeding
to
Anyox.
Miss
E.
Nightingale
of
the
Por!
.Simpson
Hospital
staff,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
East,
returned
Id
the
city
on
last
nighL's
train
and
proceeded
to
Port
Simpson
on
Hester
Dick,
Indian,
ciiarged
with
drunkenness
by
the
Roal
Canadiap
Mounted
Police,
will
appear
before
Stipendiary
Magis
trale
II.
F.
McLeod
in
the
city
police
court
this
afternoon.
The
sum
of
$28.50
was
realiz
ed
at
a
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
held
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Ed.
Unger,
225
Firth
Avenue
West,
by
the
ladies
of
he
Mooseheart
Legion.
Mrs.
Unger
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
Fred
Linduuisl
and
Mrs.
Alf
Christiansen.
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin
is
expecting
a
visit
at
the
first
of
next
week
from
John
Watson
of
Glasgow,
Scotland,
who
served
with
him
In
an
advance
base
hospital
in
Mes
opotamia
during
the
Greal
War
Mr.
Watson,
who
is
a
miner
by
profession
having
studied
in
the
University
of
Glasyow
Tor
the
work,
expects
d
locate
in
the
district
atter
spending
a
while
visiting
in
Prince
Hupert.
KLANSMEN
MEET
ON
CANADIAN
BORDER
Many
Canadian
Members
of
Or
derj
Will
Attend
It
Is
'
v'
iJU
SUtecf
'
.
.
VANCOU
VWV;i
sift
i
tS-k,lli'd,
i-ii
Alliums
oi
me
nu
iiiij
iviau
30,000
strons,
will
atti-tidHllie
first
open-air
Konklave
held
itj
proximity
to
the
Canadian
burden
when
they
meet
at
IJieJilr
(rounds,
Lynden,
Wash.,
.tomor-
row.
'
'
Prepuitiuis
.arc
behiz.
iiiade
for
Hie
erection
of
a
huge
fiery
eross
which
will
he
visible
Tor
miles
around,
and
special
pre
parations
are
being
made
to
wel
come
100
Vancouver
members
ol
Ihe
order
who
are
expected
lo
lake
part.
Kleagles
from
the
various
Northwest
states
are
heading
bands
of
klansmen
lo
Ihe
kon-
klave.
which
will
be
the
largest
yet
held
in
the
Northwest.
Huge
signs,
with
the
letters
K.K.K.
three
feet
.high,
and
with
arrows
pointing
the
wny
to
Lyn
den
have
already
appeared
on
Pacific
Highway
and
other
thoroughfares,
and
an
etrorl
is
being
made
to
have
as
many
Canadians
as
possible
attend
the
konklave.
The
initiation
or
Klansmen
will
be
held
iu
the
open.
NUMBER
OF
CHANGES
IN
PARLIAMENT
SINCE
THE
LAST
ELECTION
OTTAWA.
Sept.
25.-
The
next
session
of
parliament
the
15lh
Parliament
-will
see
a
larger
representation
in
Hie
House
or
Commons
than
ever
berore
in
Ihe
history
of
Canada.
Under
the
Hedislributiou
Act,
officially
called
the
Representation
Act.
Iv2,
there
are
245
members,
ten
more
than
in
the
last
Parliament.
The
Act
by
taking
away
Iwn
members
froth
Nova
Seolia
(14
members
now
instead
of
10)
and
raisin?
the
representation
at
Manilob-i
from
15
to
17,
of
Saskatchewan
from
10
to
21,
of
Alberta
from
12
to
10.
and
of
British
Columbia
from
13
to
11,
leaves
Ontario,
Uuebee.
prince
Edward
Island,
New
Brunswick
ami
Ihe
Yukon
unaffected.
IJ.l-J.dilJ.lttJ
nsvsTH
mm
IntlaT.W4)kla
lm
CATARRH
el
th
IBLADOER
liH,
Sauxaaal
EacbCaoaul
fuinvl
taantaiefr,MV
!fi''
A''
r
The
Big
Hit
of
breakfast
is
the
flavor
of
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes.
Each
spoonful
scores
a
flavor
home-run.
Delicious!
Delightful!
It
starts
the
day
right!
Makes
a
Big:
Hit
with
your
family.
Serve
Kellogg
tomorrow.
No
coo
Icing.
Just
fill
tie
bowls
with
crunchy,
richly
toasted
flakes
and
add
milk
or
cream.
Fresh
or
preserved
fruit
is
also
delicious
with
Kellosg's.
Served
in
all
restaurants.
Sold
at
all
grocers.
PRINCE
OF
GLOOM
IS
CONFOUNDED
BY
LATE
APPOINTMENT
v
Montreal
Herald
!
The
news
that
C.
Vincent
Massey
has
Joined
the
King
government
as
minister
without;
portfolio
must
surely
be
a
sad
blow
ior
the
Tory
party.
Mr.
Massey,
ns
president
or
the
Mas-sey-Harris
Company,
is
the
biggest
manufacturer
iu
Canada
by
far,
and
bis
company
is
Hie
one
which,
according
to
tho
Prince
of
Gloom,
was
alleged
lo
have
been
hurl
by
Ihe
King
tarifL
The
fact
that
he
has
signified
his
approval
of
the
King
policy
by
actually
Joining
Ihe
government
and
coming
forth
as
a
champion
lo
right
its
battles,
must
surely
knock
the
last
prop
from
under
Hie
fiction
so
sedulously
fostered
by
Mr.
Meighen
that
Hie
King
government's
policy
Is
ruining
our
manufacturing
industries.
TOO
LAT
TO
CLASSIFY
tf
LOST.
Gold
waleh
and
chain,
downtown.
Finder
pleao
re-lurn
to
D.l
News
office.
He
ward,
CORN
FLAKES
Ovn-frath
ALWAYS
Ktflmti'u
wmrttti
wwmppT
In
ffvr
mnm
flak'
I
rttp.
Thit
it
wn
s
clut
Ktllmfl
ftmturtl
Makt
I
Ait
comparitont
Tail
Uiat
woadarful
.
flavor
faand
enlf
la
Kaiiof
fa
Com
Flakaa.
Ccmpara
It
with
aoy
raady.ts-aat
caraaL
You'll
know
whf
mlllioaa
demand
Katlass
.i
CORN
hakes
Ir
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
with
additional
machines
fur
the
manufacture
of
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
carried
in
stock.
Save
handling
charges
by
buying
direct
from
the
source
of
supply.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$6.00
Hair
load
S3.00
Large
sacks
BOo
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
$0.60
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
1
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