November
10,
SEE
THESE
rnrMfU
IVrtDV
nnriai.il
i
f
iisi
BEDROOM
CLOCKS
Lots
of
Girls
would
appreciate
one
as
a
gift.
A
clock
Is
really
needed
In
the
bedroom
and
these
neat
HtUe
fancy
clocks
make
a
nice
little
personal
present
when
no
other
kind
of
clock
would
fill
the
bill,
Prices
from
$4.00
to
$7.50
John
Bulger
Jeweller
Three
Big
Specials
This
Week
Only
.
Llbby's
and
Sterling
Catsup
-
dc-li
:atup
ami
k
e
reccmed
a
ji..1v
urul
liaxr
leu
Miuiiy.
Itrf.
35e
f
no
on
Sal-
tin
4
Bottles
90c.
Alto
Helm
Vinegar,
3?
nr..
1
1
1
:
iir
i
'iIt,
Special,
2
for
75o
Jilil
reWVeil
a
of
Palmollve
Princess
Soap
Flakes.
Mne
1'isl
m
t'
in
.1
X
?V.
Special,
one
week,
2
for
35c
B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grocers
Ltd.
Phone
45
COAL
COAL
;
1
1
m
your
coal
!
1
1
winter.
Have
i
i
llrco
tUial?
A
"
hot
cnal
at
$11
i
ut.
ie.
stove
$12.50.
Lump
coal
ttt.to,
i
in.
riml
will
no!
i'ii'"
with
soot.
'
inmle
you
low
i
lumber,,
nln
nt-small
deliveries.
v
TAXI
clean
Sedans
crvice
ilny
or
'
liarj;is,
SOc
for
one
i
i
-tijtfr.
Call
112
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
3rd
Avenue.
Phones
189-112
Bargain
Sale
DRESS
HATS
WINTER
COATS
All
this
Week
"Demers"
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
p.o.
Box
327
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
I'tquislte
Stock
of
Fur
1
'minings
nt
low
prices.
B.
C.
RJR
Co.
Net
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave,
FIRE
DRILL
AT
GEN.
HOSPITAL
(Recommendation
of
Lady
Super-'
Intendent
Is
In
Hands
of
House
Committee
Pointing
lo
the
recent
fire
at
I
In;
Prince
ltu.Pt-t
Spruce
Mill
an
an
fxaiiij.).-
f
wml
might
happen
ir
a
nuifuralion
broke
"ill
In
I
he
hi...iinl,
Miss
Joa
llarrUon,
H.N.,
HIy
Mll
icrinlen-
denl.
in
the
cnurne
of
her
mouth
l.v
rt-iMirl
t.,
ihc
ho.phii
liounl
lat
iiftfhl,
ui-jxo.i
thai
etpp
be
taken
In
organize
t
!
hnpiia!
staff
against
mich
an
emergency.
.MU
Harrison
uggelcd
ila
t
lil
of
lln
nlHir
MimiM
Jm-
mail"
ami
thai
wiriiMi
member
should
In'
assigned
io
tafcp
certain
pnle
in
llir
event
of
fire.
This
would
help
to
prevent
panic
-ami
wan
a
rMirf
llml
j(,,f.,
j
UUtlli
lioxpiiuU.
Mm
Harrison
ug-ueMed
Hull
hrc
drills
might
also
Im
held
and
I
luil
I
lie
fire
fightim
i-iluipiii.Mii
in
I
he
hospital
ulimil
l
!
finilarly
inpccJed.
Members
of
the
board
agreed
wild
lli
MipgfMion
and
the
mailer
wan
referred
lo
the
houe
eommltle.
to
deal
with.
Mix
Karri
on
naked
tlia
-."iiii'llinia
be
done
in
connection
wiili
I
lie
path
from
the
nur.-es'
home
lo
I
he
hopilHl
w
hich
w
in
nurd
a
condition
thai
nurses
jiniilil
nol
use
it
without
jrptlinr
Hi.
ir
feel
wet.
Thi
was
lo
re-
fcneil
In
Ihe
house
committee
for
nMenlion.
It
purling
generally
on
lb
riiintiHl
of
the
luKpital,
Mil
llrrion
report
sialyl
thai
I
Is
niniiili
of
October
hud
been
a
very
liuy
onr
Willi
a
Inxh
a
01
pulienl
in
lh
h'iiilnl
on
two
orraaion
and
an
iinuually
large
pruportion
of
iry
mck
-api.
II
hail
trn
nwi'in.Hr)-
In
put
tlra
tri
in
two
wur.l
anil
ur
th
lilirary
private
ward.
MifH
HarriMin
arknowllul
ilnnatinti
HimI
hail
Min
nimli'
to
llio
lnt.
piial
ilunnjr
thf
month
ami
alci
aiiiioiinrp.l
ihnt
llir
Workman
r.miipnMlion
Moan
I
during
it
rrrent
vill
hero
Imil
been
-I
rit.l
Itie
ne
nf
liixpilal
farili-(!
for
itn
work.
CHARLEY'S
AUNT
IS
COMING
TOMORROW
Famous.
Farce
to
be
Shown
Picture
at
the
Westholme
for
the
Week-end
In
Tlii
mti'i'ii
MT-imi
of
the
in-tfinaiiimally
fanunw
farri
i
liarli'
Aunt.
Iiy
ltramlon
rimiira
will
be
Hie
feature
al-H
art
Mm
here
luinurrnw.
Syil
Chaplin
ha
the
title
role
anil
the
fciippnrliitii
i
iHimpil
of
plaer
nf
wnle
repute.
a
lae
play
"Cliarley'i
TIMBER
SALE,
X
7475.
1!r
iM
t
"ff'TMl
fr
f
II
til,-
ii
i
ii
in
mi
Itie
llh
0
m
IWNrliilirl.
I9r.
in
Ihr
"lfflr
"f
Uw
i.iain.-i
k..t.-iiri
.
rrliur
llulvrl.
B.i:
Ihr
I
irrurr
?
17.
I.
rill
t.m.UOO
fll
..r
Mtrui-r.
llrml.M-k
Ur
I
u
lul
n
Ihe
wlh
f
T.
I-
uihI.
Hu-tunlMii
Intel.
uaeHi
CMrloil
'
't
yr
IM
t
lld
tar
r
......
.1
Ml
llinl.r
ii...ul
il.mt
mv
nih
linaliWi
hi
Itlrnii
Hie
inliim
in
rTB
iMJf
Mull
s
Maw,
leiHler
In
I
tN'l1I
l
m
t
i
w
tim
ami
irt-tlMl
ie
Din
r.iniw
mrii'iilin
nf
lit.'
llef
Fin
Irr.
n
turn.
H.
'..
"f
!Hirlr
.irir.
i'riiM-e
llniwrl
II
'
.
Th
rurrhlnir
Ayrnt,
MrtorU,
JMk
1
114
II
i
Hill
"IS
"
"
"
..A
mi.
fur
Ihe
imrrluw
r
l.lriMirr
5.li.
Ii.
ml
l.mi.miii
f-
r
Srue,
llfii
tark,
IUImiii
iml
I
-Jr
on
i
!
,""
lt
Channel.
nnr
.
i
'
''r,?,V.
all"eit
fnr
r.
re-
Tu
ii
ear
UI
I
tieival
f
iiiiiImt.
.
.
Iurilir
iMiriiiar
"I
inr
Ir.
Victoria,
nr...
or
Ploirln
roreaur,
rlnce
Mnwrl.
n
c.
in
Plitir
LAND
ACT.
Notka
f
InUntlon
to
ppi
to
.
I
III
II
NniUIHI
in.
il
......
-
Itl,-
ikiIiii
nr
riiiiiincncinienl,
ami
rinilainini
A.
K.
VVrlitil
luted
Ormlicr
lam.
tv
friDca
liupcrt,
u.C
Api'Mcaiii
,
AiMt.
(c
illtcntlonhfi
lr
tmtktmf
1
ausat
ma
M
I
WhrtMsa
f
I
iittti
fmu
f
1
VICT
HULA
I
1
IMlMtwif
I
Read
the
Above
Then
ask
yourself
whether
you
can
afford
to
miss
saving
$37.50
on
this
attractive
"His
Maker's
Voice
Victrola
Hie
stage.
Model
80
Former
price
$135.00
New
Price
$97.50
Sold
on
easy
payments
Victor
Ta!k4
MacMM
Cwapaflgr
Aunt"
ha
already
sroeil
over
three
million
dollar
nml
hold
(be
money.
making
record
for
In
every
eivillml
country
in
lb"
world
which,
in
addition
lo
giving
it
an
international
reputation,
has
futahlishod
it
a
a
play
with
Hie
liflsio
qualities
of
farce
comely
that
can
be
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaia
Land.
In
Prince
luipert
Land
nerordlnr
PI
trlft.
and
ltnah
at
.Newroinho
MartHir
I'llt
Ulaml,
iIhmii
one
mile.
nnrtlicat
from
ihe
entrance
to
Petrel
Channel,
and
about
one
mile
mmllierlr
frtmi
l
he
nortlieait
corner
of
lot
0SJP,
Take
nolle
that
VVallaco
Flherlra
iin.iiu.i
nf
Vaiu'onver.
II.
C
.
orrunalloa
rainier)
men.
Inlcnd
to
apply
fur
a
leant
nr
lh
rollowlnit
prem-rllied
ltwls
Cinninenrliiir
at
a
ot
planted
about
mill.,
in
a
aniitherlv
illrertlon
fmin
the
northeaM
comer
of
Lot
SOlSI't
thence
inn
III
t.ll
eliMins:
tlicnce
tvct
(1.00
chain:
Ihcnce
nnrlh
rt.TO
chain:
thonco
ralerl.V
ineamlcrlna'
ahma
lh
hian
water
mark
to
pom
or
nHiiinenrrnirin,
aim
rmiialnlnr
t.P"
acre,
nmre
or
le,
VVAl.UrE
l'i.IIF.niE
tlMttEP.
Applicant.
Piled
September
loth.
till.
vwh
rrsTTTt
mem
FINE
PROGRAM
BOOTH
SCHOOL
Parent-Teacher
Meeting
Was
Well
Attended
and
Enjoyable
and
Instructive
Time
8pent
Tlioi
.(r-vcn.ty
or
more
person
who
alli-ndi'il
the
r,1r,'nl-lenrliiTi'
ineollim
Int
evening
enjoycil
n
mont
iriteriliiiK
nnl
iliverxifiH
priwram.
The
liiMineiiM
of
the
evening
wan
qtilrKly
Hoipi
of,
Mr.
Arnolt
orcJipyhip
the
chair
in
tin'
nliM-nri1
of
Mm.
spencer
who
Jut
xickric.
In
hfr
home
ami
lo
whom
I
he
meeting
exlpndeil
a
ole
of
nympalhy.
A
cnrnmilloe
was
appointed
lo
purcliai
a
clinch
for
the
llor-deii
StrPi'l
School,
il
heinj?
pointed
oul
lo
the
mi'i'lloR
Dial
Ihere
wa
no
couch
n
Ihi
school
on
which
lo
place
a
chitil
who
milil
Lc
taken
nick
during
xchool
hour.
The
flrt
Hem
on
flip
program
was
a
sonjr
iy
Mrs.
M;ic.Millan.
accompanied
1y
Mi.
Marsh.
Fallowing
I
hi
T.
f.
V,ilon
delighted
the
audience
with
a
mi
n;.'
and
rcrilallon.
The
fealurp
of
I
ho
evening
was
an
illulrafftd
talk
on
llono-
lulu
and
the
Hawaiian
Island
by
Mis
llolhwell.
A
each
of
the
view
of
lhee
wonderful
inland
wa
flahed
on
Hie
screen
Miss
Itnlliwell
niade
the
audience
feel
thai
they
were
Mantling
beside
her
seeing
thee
tropical
inland
in
reality.
The
merlins
then
adjourned
lo
Hie
basemen!
where
Mrs.
Dar
linglon
had
on
display
the
hat
made
by
Hie
girl
in
the
pcoml
year
High
Schmil
millinery
clas.
Ilefrehmenls
were
served
by
the
ladies
of
the
aocialion.
DIET
KITCHEN
AT
HOSPITAL
NEEDED
Report
of
Miss
Helen
Kandat,
R.N.
on
Recent
Inspection
Is
Presented
to
Board
The
need
of
a
diet
kilclien
in
I
lie
loral
hospital
us
a
reiuiile
in
connection
wild
the
proper
conduct
of
Mie
training
school
wa
again
referred
lo
by
Mi
Helen
itandal.
II.
X.,
registrar
of
the
(Irnduale
Xur.es"
Association
of
llritisli
Columbia,
in
her
rc-
IKirt
on
ber
recent
visit
of
in-sielioti
to
the
hospital
which
was
prvenleii
to
the.
board
lasl
nishl.
President
Campbell
concurred
with
the
suggestion
and
Ihe
mailer
wa
referred
to
I
he
lhoiie
oomiuillee
for
the
purpose
nt
ueAnf
nliiitip
if
toenliAii
ir
II
has
been
produced!,,
,,,
u4
Ilfti,,,fl
fln,i
;
mi,
to
make
an
esliiuale
of
the
cosl.
.
Mis
llanilal'.
report
also
re
ferred
lo
Ihe
fact
lliul
plaster
in
illm
Viipdn
Ilkiilrt
ii
erftetiiiir
appreciated,
'
,llnl,11i,i
n,.,i
n.u
..
illiei
in
iiiiiiiK
nil')
imi
.iii
.i'
.
,
.
,
and
understood
tn
any
la.,KUi.c;!r)H
j.
.
Tbomp
"Charleys
Aunt
was
first,
.
produced
at
llury
SI.
Kdmunds
in
Suffolk
in
IKU2
with
W.
S.
I'en-ley
starring,
and
wa
then
brought
lo
London,
playing
first!
'
'
nre
still
touring
with
it
in
ling-
TIMBER
SALE,
X6491.
iuml,
and
each
year
it
Is
put
on
..ir,i
T,.Ki.r.
ih
Ih-
rivpj
to
i
Jin
London
where
il
Is
one
of
Minnirr
ur
i
!
i
v
it
,""
.
""J
(he
"draws
or
tne
iioiiuay
sea
son.
Some
nf
Ihe
great
stage
stars
who
have
played
in
"Charley's
Aunt"
were
the
original
W.
S.
l'Miley,
who
is
said
lo
have
made
a
million
and
a
half
dollars
oul
of
il:
Lyn
Harding,
Urandon
son.
chairman
or
me
house
tommitlee,
staled
that
the
build-lug
wa
sellfiui;
and
snggesle
thai
the
matter
of
making
re-
li.ni,..
i.iinlil
1...
Ii.
n
nvae
nnlil
Die
J
Ihe
noyalty
Thlr
and
then
(
flishr..?lllhifr
nl
Ilia
(llnlin
...otio
wlier.i
vvnere
II
u.ran
ran
con
eonlln.!
,
n-
r
-
i
'
.
mill
,tu,j,
cou
ol
,
,
rc
,ouly
for
four
year,,
a
olnl
of
.j,,
:-
nMl
rpor,.
perrormanys.
Ihe
fan.e
o
imlrA
i(.UWs
Attn!
.(fiLi,,,
rtm(lil,ou
rtf
tuAJfit!
t
ir.c
rtO
Charley
;,arey
wide
and
seven
louring
com
panic
started
oul
through
the
provinces.
Several
companies
The
board
was
fortunate.
Mis
llamlal
slated,
in
having
Mis
Harrison
as
lady
superintendent
and
she
hoped
Hint
she
would
prove
a
successful
as
she
gave
promise
of
being.
HAZELTON
Last
week
three
pars
of
high
Duke
j
J
un
la
n
lloyce,
lleeves
Smilli
and
Kra(0
0re
were
shipped
by
I
lVrnint"l',TnT,"ur..
A-
,:-
w
flrsl
Harris.
One
carload,'
from
V
orth
urlncl
inianii.
of
prlnrit
Unpen.
wriiMUem
,;Ww.
Units
to
apply
rur
a
lrae
of
llw
foiww-
Hit
derrlbc1
laiul:--
,..,,,
nn
the
c.miimMiHnK
at
a
ol
Pi'"'
?n,.I!
south
iKilnl
or
North
rurhjel
I""'1;
t
the
ttim
arl.unil
huh
watrr
nijra
imlnt
or
ctwiineiirMiirnt.
ami
oniainini
r
'ai'iIIED
WAWW.n
A.
E.
Wrlihl.'
VnU
DalPd
October
Itlli.
)9tJ.
e.lnr
Huron.
"
r
.
LAND
ACT.
f
Nolle
of
intantlon
ToTpplf
to
Lia
tand
In
Prince
llupcrt
I.
ami
n'"'.?.'"'''.
m
in
iiariiari
ii.ih
f
r
TAKE
.NOTICK
that
Alfrfd
;"
rr
nc
nuHTi.
ocriiiwiiim
ft;
ten.l
to
apply
fur
a
Im
Of
Uw
fu
W
,TnV'
at",
r-t
Ph-ltf
!X
I'homas,
Mis
Nina
HoucleauH,
played
in
America
ny
turarnoi.
The
Christies
gave
Ibis
pic-lure
nn
especially
elaborate
pro-iluclion
and
II
Is
said
lo
be
Ihe
funniest
feature
Mint
Ihe
screen
ha
offered
Ibis
season.
Mis
Mary
MacKenxie
of
Mur-ieelown
was
a
guest
of
Mrs.
C.
II.
Sawle
here
last
week.
our
Mile
mountain,
went
io
Anynx
and
two
carload
froin
the
Silver
Cup
lo
Trail.
The
wealhcr
In
llio
dislrict
i
sllll
exceptionally
.
pilld
and,
so
far,
I
hero
at
e
few
signa
of
Mrs.
K.
MrCulclieon
of
Detroit,
who
Iralni'd
for
a
nurse
in
the
llateltott
Hospital,
lias
forwarded
a
check
for
120
to
bo
applied
to
the
fund
for
the.
furnishing
of
the
.Nurses'
Homo.
Coulribu
lion
to
the
fund
now
total
$1,
"3U.50.
The
ohjeollvn
was
$,
800.
Mrs.
Oeorge
Henson
has
left
fOr
Vermillion,
Alberta,
where
she
will
visit
with
relatives.
Hie
Man
Who
Talked
at
Random
sat
in
the
window-corner
of
the
Pullman's
smoking
HE
compartment,
and
breathed
fatly
and
uttered
large
opinions
in
a
suety
voice.
It
,grew
late,
as
so
often
it
does;
and
he
put
the
quietus
on
a
discussion
with
the
ponderous
statement:
"I
don't
read
advertisements.
They
have
no
effect
on
me
at
all.
I'd
never
miss
them
if
they
stopped
print-
....
lllg
CHI.
Then
he
glanced
at
his
advertised
watch
and
sought
his
lower
birth.
In
the
morning
the
ad-skeptic
contorted
himself
out
of
his
advertised
pyjamas
into
his
advertised
underwear,
drew
on
his
advertised
socks,
adjusted
them
with
his
advertised
garters,
got
into
his
advertised
clothes,
laced
his
advertised
shoes
and
added
himself
to
the
congestion
in
the
wash-room.
There
he
shaved
with
an
advertised
razor,
using
advertised
shaving
cream;
brushed
his
teeth
with
an
advertised
toothbrush
and
advertised
dental
cream,
washed
with
advertised
soap,
and
brushed
his
hair
with
an
advertised
brush.
Buttoning
his
advertised
collar
he
knotted
his
advertised
on
an
advertised
button,
neatly
tie,gave
his
advertised
suspenders
a
tug
or
two,
and
finished
dressing.
Let
us
leave
him
there,
this
man
who
never
reads
advertisements!
Everything
worth
using
is
advertised.
Everything
that
isn't,
rarely
is.
Read
the
advertisements
for
value's
sake
BURNS
LAKE
V.
11.
Purser
of
Maidstone
Sask.,
was
a
visitor
here
lal
week.
He
is
looking
over
the
territory
with
a
view
to
locating
a
large
body
of
farmers
who
wish
lo
come
West.
He
was
favorably
i!nprt,sed
with
the,
Cheslatta
district,
south
of
here.
I
itev.
W.
II.
Ashford,
on
reluming
from
Vancouver
lat
week,
was
accompanied
by
his
parent.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j.
H.
Ashford
and
his
sister
Miss
Annie
May
Ashford.
i-4.yW
-r-
R.
C.
Slnnyer
has
relumed
lo
(his
district
from
a
trip
to
Wainwright,
Alberta.
Cjiicken
Ihieves
have
been
busy
here
lately
and
William
McKcnna
and
Andy
Huddy
are
advertising
lo
Ihe
effect
that
the.
people
who
raided
their
chicken
houses
will
be
proseeulcd
unless
they
settle
promptly
for
the
birds
stolen.
VANDERHOOT
Olney
IteiH
and
S.
I.
Oilbert
are
building
two
boats
for
Ihe
public
work
department,
one
to
bo
sent
lo
Miworlh
and
the
oilier
lo
Isle
Pierre.
Harold
Wheelend
Smitfi
and
Miss
Kalherine
Maud-
HulTman.
both
of
Fort
SI.
James,
were
married
'
last'
Tuesday
morning
liy.Hev.
IL
T.
McFarlane.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
A'verill
left
last
week
for
Chllllwack.
Miss
Kallileen
Malliews
has
arrived
froin
Vancouver
In
lake
charge
of
Ihe
public,
school
at
Fraser
Lake.
John
Hoberls
of
F.ngen
wa
fined
$50
in
the
police
court
here
last
week
for
unlawfully
pointing
Are
the
Pennies
Blocking
Your
Way
Some
women,
even
though
they
realize
what
a
waste
of
time
and
what
a
tiring
job
washing
is,
still
they
struggle
with
washday
because
they
think
laundry
service
is
beyond
their
names.
Iiul
if
they'd
only
try
our
Thrift-T
Service
they'd
know
how
economical
laundry
service
can
be.
Kverylhing
washed
clean,
your
flat
work
ironed,
wearing
apparel
just
to
iron
ami
the
cosl
is
only
5c
per
ll.
and
lc
per
piece.
fiet
rid
of
washday
and
you'll
have
many
new
hours
a
week
to
use
them
a
yon
wish.
You'd
like
to
have
them
of
course,
so
don't
let
the
pennies
stand
in
the
way.
'I
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
a
firearm
at
I.
K.
Landon.
P.
Hums
&
Co:
Ltd.
shipped
a
carload
of
entile
from
(his
district
lo
Prince
Oeorge
last
wee!,
and
will
ship
another
carloa.1
next
month.
The
Vanderhoof
Hoard
of
Trade
has
already
asked
J.
A.
Fraser,
M.P.-elect
for
this
district,
to
endeavor
to
have
an
experimental
farm
established
In
this
district:
On
a
hunting
trip
List
week
in
Ihe
flreer
Valley
country,
Archie
Stewart
and
F.d.
Slmonson
shot
and
killed
two
moose.
Francis
Micks
also
killed
a
moose
in
the
same
valley
a
few
day
ago.
POLICY
OF
NON-RESISTANCE
"My
wife
insisls
on
our
hav
ing
a
fall
outing."
"And
you
stand
for
il?"
"Oh,
yes.
Heller
a
fall
outing
than
a
falling
out."
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
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