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November
19,
1925.
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iaeai
rug
ror
vour
amirm
rnnm
or
living
room
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GUARANTEED
Axminsters
on
display
at
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Home
furnishings
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Avenue
Phone
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ruit
Assorted
Pastilles
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iiiiii.nirv
triiiimi'
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Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
Willi
ttddilional
tniicliuios
fur
llu)
luamifucluru
of
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
curried
in
.stuck.
supply.
Local
and
Personal
B.C.
Undertakers.
Pbone
41.
Cuniua
Taxi
and
Messenger
Service.
.
Phono
5G7.
ScrvLv
lay
and
niglit.
stand,
Carlton
Cafe.
.
n
Did
reliable
Foothills
coal,
nut
8H.00;
stove
1
3.50;
lump
11.00.
Consumers
Coal
Co.,
I.
Id.
l'lione
7j
All
members
of
Huperl
Legion
15
an-
reuoslcd
to
attend
meeting
tomorrow
night
at
8
o'clock
in
MHiopoiL.
Hall.
HalnpayerV
Association
annua!
nuri'liiitf
Friday
at
8
p.m.
in
City
Hall.
Election
of
officers.
Ad-dress.
Full
altendanco
rco,ucsl-ed.
27,
Shipment
of
liruuswick
phonographs
arrived.
Hear
tlio
Uruns-wiek
before
you
liuy.
Ilasy
terms
arraiiHed.
J.
I.ornc
MaoLaren.
Ltd.
7
1
A
check
fur
from
Hill
(Jo
Uliapler,
I.
o.
I.
K.,
in
connee-lion
vAti
ihf
Children's
WarJ
was
tweiral
at
I
!
meeting
or
Mie
hoxprtjil
foard
last
nijrlit.
I'rince
Huperl
lias
almos'
'uriufd
(lie
riffht
to
call
tirel'
the
ll6v
City
for
Iwauliful
roe
nri
lill
ItloofuinK
in
Alex
Yule'
tiarden
on
.Meltrfde
tslreel.
in
fact,
nt'V
lud
ar
opening
dail
The
matter
of
apnointiiiK
b
i-omiiiiiicp
I
o
make
jirepnralioti'
for
the
fonvention
here
next
year
f
the
H.U.
ltiitaU'
Asoeiu-lion
wa
furl
her
lafal
oxer
for
a
month
at
the
iiit-eliii
of
the
I
.inlal
hoard
last
ntpht.
FmIIht
F.
Hlanehin
leH
on
lust
nilil
K
train
for
ndmonton
and
Falher
Allard
and
Father
Kray
wer
paiengers
for
Prince
tii'orae
and
Terrnee
renpeclivcly.
Falher
Allard
lfl
for
Stewart
hy
Hie
steamer
J'rince
Itupert.
Molorship
Norew,
Capl.
I.u
illiains,
arrived
in
port
at
7.30
lln
tnorninir
and
is
unloading
est
,oxe
of
fnnen
halibut
from
hetciiikan
al
the
ocean
iloek
for
tra:iKshlpinent
1-jist
over
the
whm'I
will
clear
this
afternoon
in
rn'oiiineudatjon
of
the
fi
nance
committee,
the
hospital
hoard
decided
lal
night
to
di
vide
S50
for
Ihe
purpo-e
of
cee
Itnttmg
Chrtslmas
al
Ihe
honpi-
lal.
H.
W.
Mirch.
secretary,
re
poiii-d
that
Irxal
firms
had
pro
nused
to
donate
turkeys
fo-
Clirlma
dinner
at
the
insiitu
tion.
The
regular
monthly
mci-ling
of
the
hospital
board
va
liehl
in
Ihe
hoxpilal
last
night.
Thosi
present
were
President
S.
K.
Campbell.
Directors
J.
II.
Chomp
sou.
J.
L.
ChrUtie.
C.
II.
Klkins
and
Leo
Waugh;
Managing
See
rctary
II.
W.
llirch
and
Miss
Jimii
Harrison,
H..N.,
lady
supe;
intendenl.
i-apt
.
Neil
McLean,
master
of
tin'
Reamer
Prince
Charles
which
has
been
lied
up
here
for
the
winter,
Chid
Officer
W.
(lleeson,
Second
tiffieer
eorxe
Odes.
Purser
Fi-eil
Coram
and
Wire-
le-i
itperati'r
Jerry
Foote
will
sail
for
Vancouver
on
tho
Prince
Itupert
tomorrow
morning.
Chief
Fmsii'e.
r
C.
F.
Davis,
Chief
Slew-aid
.1.
F.
Walker
and
Second
steward
11.
S.
Uriscoe
will
remain
here
with
the
ship
for
a
week
lunger.
The
hospital
board
was
in
receipt
of
a
teller
from
ihe
ImlUn
Agent
s
office
lal
night
statins
thai
some
mistake
mul
have
been
made
in
eouneclioii
wilh
Ihe
elTorls
of
the
National
Protective
Agency
lo
collect
$21
from
(corse
Clifton,
a
Hartley
llav
Indian.
It
was
claimed
that
!!ie
arcouul
had
been
paid.
Tlc
mailer
was
referred
to
the
finance
committee.
In
connection
Willi
another
account
of
$IH8,
;
I
ti
principal
of
which
had
(jihmi
rnllcclcd
by
Ihe
Agency,
the
board
decided
not
lo
demand
interest.
,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
llapltsl
Clmrrli
Ladies'
llaftar,
November
20.
St.
Andrew's
Ladies'
Iti.nar,
December
2,
Aid!
Auxiliary
Lutheran
Church
Ladies'
IUnir.
Ucuember
1.
Aid
Her
Nerves
Were
"All
Broken
Up';
She
Could
Not
Sleep
Mri.
David
Galloughrr,
37
Lrnl-burat
Ave,
Hamilton,
Ont.,
writ:
'Sty
nerves
were
all
broken
op
and
I
could
not
aleep
at
nigbt,
and
I
would
have
to
get
up
out
of
bed
and
walk
the
floor
for
hour
at
a
time.
After
Using
a
Box
off
will
visii
holidays.
I
Began
To
Feel
Much
Better,
and
after
using
a
few
more
boxes
I
eonld
eojor
my
rest
aj
well
ai
ever
I
could."
.
II.
&
X.
Pills
bare
been
on
the-market
for
the
patt
32
years;
your
nearest
druggist
sells
them;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Slilbuf
n
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
Two
cars
at
your
service
Sticddon
Taxi.
I'hor.e
131.
If
D'J
Taxi
and
Transfer,
service.
Day
and
night.
Uybhavn.
50c
T.
tf
Private
Christmas
Cauls
printed
liy
Hose,
Cowan
&
La
I
la,
4th
Street.
If
C.
L.
Currier
of
Seattle,
representative
of
the
Chicago
.North-vetern
Itaflway,
was
a
visitor
in
Ihe
cily
yesterday.
He
lefl
on
last
nighl's
train
for
Ciiscome.
John
Uybhavn
will
sail
on
the
Prince
Huperl
tomorrow
moinin,
for
Vancouver
on
a
brief
hus'-nss
I
rip.
He
expect
lo
rcluyi
to
Ihe
city
on
Wednesday.
The
condition
of
i.
Lawrence,
whoMias
been
critically
ill
in
lln-hospital
for
sonio
weeks
suffer-iiiK
wilh
cedar
poiniiuing,
i
reported
to
be
somewhat
improved
Kat'
I.eroy
failed
to
make
an
apHarauce
in
Ihe
city
police
court
this
morning
in
answeV
ft)
a
charge
of
drunkenness
and
bail
in
the
sum
of
$25
was
estreated,
i
Herbert
Taylor,
who
has
been
employed
on
Ihe
mechanical
stafT
of
Ihe
I'rince
tupcrt
Spruce
Mills,
-tails
for
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Itupert
tomorrow
morn
in
i.aiiadian
.National
Ilnilways.
Tlfe
en
route
to
Peiitie4on
where
he
over
the
Christmas
Inited
States
Consul
and
.Mrs
K.
A.
Wakefield
will
sail
on
the
steamer
Prince
Itupert
tomorrow
morning
to
siiend
a
month
or
six
weeks
on
holiday
visiting
Van
couver.
Ilrliiugham
and
Portland.
They
expect
to
be
back
abou
New
Years.
A
communication
from
the
provincial
secretary
respecting
amendments
lo
the
local
hospital
bylaws
was
referred
by
the
hospital
board
last
niglil
to
the
house
committee
for
attention
before
the
annual
general
meet
ing
of
the
Association.
CP.
It.
steamur
Princess
Mary.
Capl.
C.
C.
Sainley,
southbound
from
Alaska
ports
to
Vnncouver,
is
due
here
tomorrow
afternoon.
Among-
Ihe
passengers
goins
from
Prince
Huperl
to
Vancouver
lo
Vancouver
on
Ihe
vessel
will
he
.loli
it
ilalseth
ami
llelnW
Hn!
elh.
local
fishermen,
who
are
g-ninu
lo
Norway
(o
spend
the
winter.
Hdward
Lipseti,
head
of
the
firm
of
Lipeii
a
Cunningham,
who
has
been
here
for
the
pas'
fortnight
while
II.
T.
Willed.
local
manager
has
been
on
a
I
rip
soulh.
will
return
lu"
Yottcouor
on
the
Prince
Huper-tomorrow,
morning.
Mr.
Willeli,
Kvho
wa
accompanied
south
by
Mrs.
Wil
leli,
is
ilue
back
oil
(lie
Calal-i
this
eu'iilng.
An
'article
on
Mining
Develop
ment
in
Central
llrlUsh
Columbia
in
lOiti
appear
In
'
"Vslern
Canada"
published
by
t7ie
de
partment
of
coionuation.
Wit
"
agri
culture
and
natural
r0uf
teourees
of
Ihe
Canadian
NallOirtl
llailway.
II
Is
written
by
Fred
Nash
of
lerrnce
and
should
be
an
aid
In
placing
the
mineral
resources
of
lint"
part
of
the
country
before
n
number
of
interested
people.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
N.
P.
Sleaey.
It
li.
McCandlis.
P.
('.
Shalcross.
.1.
D.
Smilh
and
H.
Ilorie,
Vancouver;
W.
H.
Slokes,
Ocean
Falls;
c.
j
currier,
Seallle;
H.
tolmsdn,
Smllli-ers.
Contral
Mrs.
r.
Gale,
FranuOlLakc.
MRS.
WILLIAM
FROST
LAID
AT
REST
TODAY
Service
Took
Place
this
Afternoon
in
Catholic
Church,
Father
McQrath
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
William
Fro;!,
who
met
he
dealh
by
drowning
last
week,
look
place
Ibis
afternoon
with
a
service
at
2.30
in
the
Catholic
Church,
Falher
P.
J.
Mcdrath
officiating.
Interment
was
in
Fainiew
Cemetery
ami
the
ILL".
Undertakers
were
in
charge
of
arrangements.
Those
sending
flowers
included
Mrs.
J.
I.
liildilch.
RAISED
$2,000
TO
SAYE
ANCIENT
TREE
"SF.ATTLK,
Nov.
it).
Washing
Ion's
oldest
inhabitant,
a
cedar
tree
2.300
years
of
age,
has
been
spared
the
ax
through
the
generosity
of
nature
lovers
of
this
stale
It
stands
200.
feel
hili,
is
58
feel
in
circumference,
and
18.1
feel
in
diameter.
The
Washington
Natural
Parks
Association
raised
2,000
by
popular
subscription
lo
buy
(lie
monarch,
together
with
20
of
its
companions,
which
stand
35.
miles
from
here.
The
land
occu-i
pied
by
the
prove
will
be
(set
aside
as
a
state
park.
"
VALUABLE
FOXES
FROM
RE.
ISLAND
MONTH
HAL.
.Nov.
I'J.
--One
uf
I
tic
iiutt
valuable
shipments
uf
silver
black
foxes
ever
handled
has
been
moved
by
the
express
department
of
the
Canadian
Na-lional
Hailways
from
Prince
F.d-waiil
Island
lo
Toronto.
The
animals
which
numbered
2011
and
all
of
pure
tired
slock,
have
a
rns
value
exceeding
xuOO.nno,
Hie
individual
value
of
the
animals
raneiing
from
1,000
1o
5,000.
FIGHTING
PARSON
IS
IN
VICTORIA
HOSPITAL
VICTOHIA.
Nov.
H.
Hev.
F.
L.
Stcidienson.
widely
known
among
smmi'iIoukIi
of
Ihe
Yukon'
ol.l
rush
of
25
years
,'ifio
as
the
"fighting
parson
"
of
the
Klondike,
is
con
fined
to
the
hospital
here
for
treatment.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
Digby
Island
Cloudy,
calm;'
barometer,
2i.07;
temperature,!
10;
sea
smooth;
G
p.m.
spoke
tug
Pacific
Monarch,
abeam
Lawyers
Island,
bound
for
Trcadwell
Hay.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
2'J.HO;
tcmpcr-
iture.
30;
sea
smooth.
Hull
Harbor
Itainiug,
light
outhwet
wind;
barumeler,
21L-
lU;
temperature,-
12;
sea
moderate;
(i.20
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Ad
miral
Walsou.
Ketchikan
for
Seattle.
122
mile
from
Seattle;
II
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
John
abeuin
Pine
Maud
.south
bound;
ti
p.m.
spoke
tanker
Cat
li
wood
left
Anyox
bound
fori
Slewarl.
Noon
Diby
Island
Part
cloudy.1
light
southwest
wiiidn
barometer,!
30.00;
temperature,
18;
sea
sinoolh.
Dead
Five
point
Haining,
calm;
liaronieler,
20.80:
temporal
lire.
10;
sea
smooth.
Hull
Harbor
Overcast.
ealtn;i
barometer,
2tt.li
I
;
temperature.!
10;
sea
moderate:
i
a.m.
spoke
lot:
Pacific
Monarch
off
Separation
Point
bound
for
Trcadwell
Hay;
w.
Id
a.m.
spoke
steamer
'ardena
abeam
Camplicll
It
Ivor
soiilhbouml.
A
SURPRISE
People
are
surprised
at
the
iuirk
action
uf
simple
buckthorn
bark,
magnesium
sulph.
c.p.
glycerine,
etc.,
as
mixed
in
Adlerika.
This
removes
stomach
OAS
in
leu
minutes
ami
brings
out
a
surprising
amount
of
old,
poisonous
mailer
you
never)
thought
was
in
your
system.
No
mailer
what
you
have
tried
for
stumacli
trouble
or
constipation.
Adlerika
is
so
wonderful
in
ils
QUICK
action
that
you
will
be
astonished.
This
excellent
inlestitiat
evacuaul
slops
that
full,
bloated
feeling
and
makes
ou
enjoy
eallnp.
Don't
waste
lime
with
pills
or
tablets
but
gel
It
HAL
Adlerika
action
today!
Ormes
Limited,
Drug-;
KlMs.
I
7t
Only
Kraft
Cheese
AOA
THRU
Kraft
it
not
a
kind
of
Cheese
made
liy
DIFFERENT
firms.
It
is
the
cheese
originated
by
the
Krafts,
made
in
Canada
by
the
Kraft
Company
with
the
original
patented
Kraft
process.
You
can
identify
it
by
this
trade
mark.
30-23
"WE
SAVE
YOU
MONEY"
Dinner
Ware
at
Smashing
Values
1
,
EMBOSSED
"KEMLYN"
DECORATION
Wilh
deep
border
design
of
laurel
wreaths
on
Royal
Hlue
background
edge
and
scroll
designs
in
rich
golden
yellow,
burnished
gold
edge
line.
Ilest
English
semi-porcelain
(open
slock)..
H7
Piece
Set
$33.50
52
Piece
Set
$19.50
We
are
also
offering
at
special
low
prices
Gold
Edge
and
Verge
Line
in
Hie
same
high
grade
as
shown
above
(open
slock).
'
07
Piece
Set
$26.50
."2
Piece
Set
$16.50
3(1
Piece
Set,
in
floral
design
onlv
$10.50
CROCKERY
ODDMENTS
Oval
Vegetable
Dishes,
each
35c
.Medium
Size
IMalters,
each
35c
Dinner
Plates,
each
Tea
Plales,
each
.
Soup
Plales,
each
.
Gups
and
Saucers
25c
10c
and
15c
20c
and
25c
15c
up
l
inch
Olass
Nappies
neat
ilesign.-cach
10c
Glass
Tumbler
in
neal
cut
grape
design,
per
doz.
.
.
$1.60
Exceptionally
good
value
in
high
class
China,
Dutch
Silver
and
Fancy
Goods
Before
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Your
Christmas
Goods
do
not
fail
to
get
our
Prices.
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money
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Seventh
Ave.
East
Phone
447
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Prince
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DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
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Q.
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P.
20,000
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Dry
Dock
Engineers,
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Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
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Woodworkers,
Etc.
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AND
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WELDING.
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kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
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TUGBOATS
Day
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423
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x
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Black
735