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$1.45
to
$5.75
per
pair
Wo
aro
supporting
Gyro
Carnival
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123.
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PARKC
DAVIS
&
CO.'S
TOILET
CREAMS
Tmn
urn
liily
hh.
i.ii
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two
;ni
l
the
lolhivv-K
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tcs
Will
lie
prceiited
Willi
fin'
In"".
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l.
Co.
Toolh
Pn-te.
very
largo
500
I1
l.
(,u.
Cold
V.rvum
for
niungr
ami
as
"kin
cleniisor
50c
1'
1).
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l.i,.'Vaiiiniiig
'
".
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gre..-.l.-
warn
IliaU
rubs
into
(In1
xktn
ami
iliiiIr
pinkly
:
ll.
C(
Almond
Oeum
for
ohappVd
hands
ami
rough."?
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i
tlit
kni
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Shaving
llieaiu.
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gVnniridiil
Shaving
.Soap,
log
lube,
live
iii"!ilh
"I
dailv
ii:ii,
60c
Ormes
Limited
Tho
Roxall
Store.
The
Pioneer
Druggists
:id
Avenue
noil
tub
sired
We
are
Supporting
the
Gyro
Carnival,
Oct.
12th
and
13th.
TUGBOATS.
Day
Phones
423
530
Gr.
001
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Products
Ltd.
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Q.
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Man.
Dir.
Night
Phones
687
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001
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Local
and
Personal
H.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Try
057.
Valentin
Dairy.
Phone
If
J
on
llowalt,
found
guilty
on
Saturday
of
an
iiifracliou
of
the
'ity
traffic
bylaws,
was
given
suspended
sentence.
O.
I.
Tinker,
who
lias
been
on
a
fuur
moiilhs'
trip
lo
the
Old
Country,
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
train.
Jim.
u.
A.
Kgzcrl,
who
has
liC'-n
visiting
ror
llie
final
few
weeks
iii
Winnipeg,
returned
to
Hi?
my
on
Saturday
afternoon"
i
nun.
Jim.
II.
fa,
Parker,
who
has
been
spending
the
past
few
weeks
m
the
south,
relurned
home
on
Mm
Pnneess
Healriec.
Saturday
afternoon.
The
I.iheral
committee
rooms,
corner
second
Ave.
and
Fourth
si
rot,
uexl
to
(lie
Walker'
Muic
store
are
open
every
after
ii'ion
and
evening.
251
C.
A.
Dank,
manager
of
the
H.C.
Silver
mine,
and
Mm.
Jin
til
passenger
on
the
Prince
lic.rgc
Saturday
evening
hound
ti-oiii
Vancouver
to
Stewart.
II.
Matey,
manager
of
'
tin
luiiiily
tthoe
store,
sailed
L
Miijlii
ii
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
on
a
buying
trip.
He
to
he
awa
about
ten
duvs.
:ia
Tan.
Mt-Laugblin
and
ow-mobile,
5
and
7
pastenger
Hetw.-en
Sec.
2
and
Hays
Greek
llndac.
Two
pa
Mongers
50'
each
additional
25c.
Ud
to
!
iHenger
tl.
per
hour
$1.00
Ki
n
if
Large.
.
tf
The
ladies
of
the
itoyal
Punilf
Mill
holtl
a
silver
leu
at
the
home
..f
Mrs.
Arthur
H.iiley.
211
Fifth
Avenue
West
on
Thursday,
Ool-i.tier
15
from
3
to
6.
The
ladie
if
Prince
Ilupert
are
oonlialiy
invited
to
attend.
838
Word
received
from
Ocean
I
alU
by
the
Meanmr
Cardena
is
iliu!
Die
nieeiinK
adtresed
there
Krrd
Stork
was
the
laraeesl
"er
held
in
the
paper
town.
At
Hie
rloe
of
Die
aMrs
the
eun
.li.late
was
ftiven
an'
ovation
and
itunsliuns
were
invited
but
none
asked.
C.X.II.
steamer
Prince
(ieorge.
Cap!.
Harry
Nedden,
arrived
front
the
south
at
5
o'clock
Sat
urday
aflernoon.
The
vessel
was
elayed
two
hours
at
Vancouver
await
iiir
the
arrival
of
a
C.P.Il
id
earner
from
Victoria
and
was
further
delayed
eomin;
up
the
coa
on
account
of
heavy
fog
prevailing,
almost
all
the
way.
The
(ieorge,
which
brought
the
liithtest
nasenper
list
so
far
llii
aon
from
Uie
south,
sailed
at
10
o'clock
for
Stewart
nwd
was
back
again
last
niglil
soulli-
lniiiii.l.
S
li.'
Intil
n
heavy
lis!
'r.ini
liere
fur
the
south
incliid-i
r
i
ii
large
number
of
paKen-K1
i
win"
arrived
from
Alaska
n
llll'
Pi
nice
I'.linrlci.
14-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
iiyro
Carnival
ami
Dance
Oo
tuber
12
and
13.
-
-
j
Iteliekah
liataar
Saturday,
Oc
tober
17.
operatic
and
tt)Urelancou
program.
Westholuie
next
Mon
day
and
Tuesday.
Catholic
Church
Hazaar,
Octo
ber
21
and
3$.
Hospital
Hallowe'en
Hall,
Oct
oher
30.
Hill
Sixty
Chapter
llaiaar,
October
31.
Augliean
ember
5.
Presbylerlan
November
IS,
Itnyal
her
13.
M
oo
so
and
18.
I.O.D.H.
Church
liataar
No-
Church
Hazaar
I'urplp
Hazaar
Nuvein-
Hazaar
Xovember
17
Haplist
Church
Ladfcs'
Haznar,
.N'oveiiifter
20.
St.
Andrew's
Undies'
Hazaar,
December
2.
All
Auxiliary
Lutheran
.Church
Undies'
Iia'tar,
December
J.
Aid
Tan
uiubi
rang
Reduction
of
$42.50
mmm
On
a
15M)(
Hcmiine
His
Master's
Voice
YICTROLA
No.
211
Adaptable
to
Radio
nvii-
tl2.
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mnv
Hi
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
Iire'akfaM,
Lunches,
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
after
Theatre
llefreshmcnls
Our
Specialty
is
Home
Made
Ice
Cream
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or
Retail.
You
will
be
pleased
with
our
service.
Let
us
please
you.
KILLAS&
CHRISTOPHER
Phone
17
Two
cars
at
your
service
Sneddon
Taxi.
Phone
134.
tf
Ilrojher
Dills'
Dance,
Elks
Home,
rriday
I6lh,
8.30
1Un.
to
1
a.m.
Admission
50c.
Ten
Singer
drophea.l
sewfn?
machines
for
sale
cheap.
A.
Mac
kettrie
Furniture
House.
238
The
Liberal
committee
rooms,
rorner
Second
Ave.
and
Fourth
Sin-el,
nest
to
the
Walker's
Music
store
'are
open
every
after
noon
and
even
in?.
251
At
I
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
the
fire
department
had
a
run
to
the
residence
of
Mr.
l'elemon.
13S
i3;bth
Avenue,
West,
where
a
aiitainey
fire
did
no
damage.
Two
dances
were
Ueld
on'
Sal-
unlay
night.
Arthur's
orehestrn
gave
a
Cinderalla
affair
in
.the
Melropole
Hall
ami
in
the
Huston
Hall
there
was
a
good
crowd
where
music
was
dispensed
by
Kiuar
Anderson
on
the
accord
ion.
.
II.
T.
Tripp
of
Juneau,
grand
matter
for
Alaska
of
the
Masonic
l.odye,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Prince
Chariot
!asl
night
and
left
by
this
morning's
train
for
Washington,
D.C.
wnere
ne
will
atteua
a
conven
tion
of
the
craft.
The
Somerville
Cannery
Co.
floating
cannery
Laurel
Whaleu
left
at
3
o'clock
yesterday
after
noon
for
Vancouver
in
tow
of
lh-
Hecate
Straits
Towing
Co.s
tu
Cape
Scott.
The
Caw?
Scott
is
now
in
command"
of
uapl.
Han-Hen.,
formerly
of
the
tug
Progressive.
,
V
Taking
of
evidence
in
the
cas:
of
Dick
Ldgar,
charged
with
fhefl
of
$100
from
the
person
of
Mr.
Phillip
Douglas,
was
concluded
in
the
provincial
police
court
Saturday
afteraoon
and
the
case
was
adjourned
unlit
this
aflernoon
for
argument
ol
counsel.
C.
J.
llabideau,
who
has
been
engaged
as
an
electrician
on
the
elevator
const
ruction
for
the
past
few
month
and
who
look
an
active
part
in
tho
city
base
hall
leggue
during
his
stay
here
sailed
last
night
oil
Iliu
Prince
(Seorgc
forvVaneouvef
eiiroutelo
I'ort
Arthur.
Having
in
his
custody,
C
Hen-
son
of
Loekeporl
who
will
serve
six
months
at
tlkallu
for
selling
Ihtuor
and
S.
Holland
of
Slevvart.
who
is
to
he
coiuinllted
lo
the
mental
hospital
at
Hssondale
I'lovincial
Cun-l.-ililu
Markland
saite'd
last
niyht
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
for
the
south.
Delaed
hy
lo-avy
fogs
down
the
coast,
Union
steamer
Car-
ItMia.
Capt.
A.
K.
Diokson,
ar
rived
from
Vancouver
and
way-
ports
at
7
u'eloek
last
night
and.
after
discharging
cargo,
sailed
for
Stewart,
Anyox
ami
Alice
Arm.
The
vessel
will
sail
from
here
on
her
reHirn
sotilh
at
5
o'clock
tomorrow
aflernoon.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
C.
K.
Imeson
and
family,
who
are
leaving
Hums
Lake
to
locale
in
Vancouver,
ar
rived
in
the
city
by
last
night's
train
and
sailed
for
the
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
(ieorge.
Mr.
tm'eson
has
been
in
business
u'
Hums
Lake
for
several
years
and
his
departure
from
there
has
caused
a
good
deal
of
regret
in
io
community.
FUNERAL
NOTICE.
A
funeral
service
for
the.
lale
Mrs.
A.
H'.
Phillips
will
bo
held
in
the
United
Church
tomorrow
afternoon
at
2.J0
o'olock.
John
Dore,
superintendent
of
Yukon
Telegraphs,
left
by
this
morning's
train
for
llazeltou
on
official
duties.
J.
Fred
Hilchic
sailed
last
night
on
the
Cardena
for
Stewart
where
he
will
visit
the
Indian
Mine
of
which
he
is
president.
Sid
Hamblin
sailed
last
night
for
the
south
on
the
Prince
(jcore
lo
join
and
return
with
Mrs.
Hamblin
and
family
who
have
been
holidaying
in
Van
couver
for
several
weeks.
Karl
Thlel,
secretary
of
state
for
Alaska
and
United
Stale
surveyor
general
for
llie
ter
ritory,
reached
the
city
from
Juneau
on
the
steamer
Prince
Charles
last
night
and
continued
south
on
the
Prince
George
on
his
way
to
Washington,
D.C
Hon.
11.
II.
Stevens
of
Vancou
ver
relurned
south
on
the
Prince
lieorge
last
night
after
having
visited
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Aljce
Ann
willi
(ieorge
J.
Hushby,
the
conservative
candidate,
on
cam
paign
business.
Mr.
Dushby
report
having
been
accorded
good
receptions
at
all
the
points
visit'
ed.
OLD
COUNTRY
CONDITIONS
MUCH
IMPROVED
SAYS
LOCAL
BUSINESS
MAN
WHO
RETURNED
ON
SATURDAY.
(cotitinued
from
page
one)
municipal
government
and
private
interests,
liuilding
costs
are
two
or
three
times
greater
than
they
were
before
the
war.
Itolb
the
coal
and
shipbuilding
industries,
Mr.
Tinker
found,
were
ufferiug
from
lack
of
or-
ders
and
high
cost
of
production,
thus
giving
rise
lo
labor
troubles.
Oil
was
proving
a
serious
com
petitor
of
coal.
Road
Building
A
great
improvement
in
roads
in
the
Old
Country
was
mention
ed
by
Mr.
Tinker.
Throughout
laiglaiul,
Scotland
and
Wales
there
is
now
a
network
of
finu
macademjzed
roads.
The
iniu
itry
of
transportation
lias
a
'.
awr
program
in
hand
and
the'
county
councils
are
also
doing
extensive
road
work.
Motor
traffic
is
increasing
by
leaps
and
bounds
and
the
railways
are
feeling
the
competition.
Mr.
Tinker
spent
the
most
of
i
his
time
in
the
Old
Country
visiting
his
home
in
the
Lake
district
of
Cumberland
hut
also
visited
most
of
the
large
centres
of
population
both
in
L'nglatitl
and
Scotland.
The
weather
was
splendid,
June
and
July
being
perfect
with
the
temperature!
going
as
high
as
M2.
The
month
of
August
was
showery.
Coming
across
Canada
on
Hie
return
journey.
Mr.
Tinker
found
the
weather
rather
cold.
He
visited
the
Maritime
Pro
vinces,
Ouebec,
Montreal,
To-!
rontn,
Winuipeg,
Calgary
and
J'Mmonton.
There
was
a
veritable
cloudburst
in
Quebec
dur-
ira
the
day
he
spent
there.
On!
me
prairies
in
i
lie
provinces
oi
Saskatchew
an
and
Albert
a
there
was
snow
on
the
ground,
the
depth
around
Calgary
being
about
twelve
inches.
It
was
expected
that
the
snijw
would
break
up
and
permit
of
a
continuance
of
threshing
operations
which
had
been
interrupted.
With
Politicians
Mr.
Tinker
was
not
long
s
in
Canada
before
he
became
fully
aware
of
the
fact
that
a
'
I
II
II
Ui
J1JII
guilder
Supplies
Send
us
your
name
and
uiI
send
vou
this
illustrated;
boob
dj
beiubful
nom.es..
Distributors
for:
tfOham
K9L9RED
-3HINOLE3.
IMI
mum
.avu
7f
f-
t
rrt.-
an
tiaarttgsgt
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
We
are
supporting
Gyro
Carnival
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
ani
117
"Oh,
I
Hate
to
Get
Up
in
the
Morning"
Sang
Harry
Lauder,
and
on
washday
morning
you
probably
feci
like
singing
the
same
thing.
So
why
not
end
that
ancient
drudgery
to-day?
THRIF-T
SERVICE
Just
call
for
our
T1IIUFT-T
SBHVICK
which
will
do
every
bit
of
the
washing
aud
iron
the
flat
work
too.
Willi
Ihe
wash
out
of
wash
day
that
"
hale
to
get
up
in
the
morning"
feeling
will
be
gone
for
good
and
all.
THRIFT-T
SERVICE.
5c
a
lb.
and
1c
a
piece.
Minimum
Charge
SI
.00.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Frizzell
Hotelier
Shop,
across
from
the
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
o
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelli
Proprietor
LAST
ALASKA
TRIP
OF
PRINCE
CHARLES:
C.N.R.
Steamer
Will
Conclude;
Service
to
Skagway
and
Wayports
With
Sailing
This
Week
Sailing
'from
here
at
1
o'clock
on
Wednesday
aflernoon,
the
C.X.II.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
cneruliCapt.
Xeil
McLean,
will
make
election
campaign
was
in
pro-
"1P
':l
!
s
year
in
the
press.
He
travelled
on
the
same,
Alaskavscrvice.
train
Trom
llie
Maritime
Pro-i
The
vessel
arrived
here
on
vinees
to
Montreal
with
lit.
llon.l
"
t
6
o'clock,
last
night
with
Arthur
Meighen,
Conservative
bumper
list
of
180
passengers,
leader,
and
on
the
same
train!
5
of
whom
boarded
the
steamer
i
i
l
...
......Mll
"t
Skiifru-m-
Skagway
vvtiiln
while
?ri
75
tin
more
re
trot
got;
from
Montreal
to
with
Premier
King.
Winnipeg
He
heard:
aboard
nt
Ketchikan.
The
most
e
latter
deliver
an
address
at
t.ochraue,
Ontario,
where
the
train
stopped
an
hour.
Of
course,
on
coming
home
lo
of
them
continued
south
on
the
Prince
George
while
a
few
went
east
by
train
litis
mornin.
Prince
Ilupert.
the
most
striking.
ROOTI
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thing
Mr.
Tinker
saw
was
the
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elevalor.
It
presented
a
very
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imposing
spectacle
lo
him.
as'
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when
he
left
oii
May
22
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chinaman
Found
Not
Guilty
of
tion
work
was
still
in
progress;
KeeDlno
Ltnune
Fe
tale
and
the
superstructure
had
not
commenced.
CANADIAN
MILLER
Comox
Still
Ashore
In
Albernl
Inlet
But
Expected
to
get
off
In
Day
or
Two
VICTOIUA,
Oct.
1
2.
Of
Hie
two
vessels
which
went
aground
Albernl.
The
Oomox
stuck
on
Lamlnl
rock
and
Is
expected
lo
be
dislodged
iu
a
day
or
two.
Whits
Man
Is
Fined
$50
i
('ban
Lung
Toi.
Chinese,
was
tried
on
Friday
at
llazeltou
bc-
l:ilt
.
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peace,
on
a
charge
of
keeping
,
liquor
for
sale.
He
was
acquit-'
ted.
On
Saturday
morning
0,
Stephen
was
fined
$50
at
Haz-j
elton
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
S.
II.
Hoskins
on
a
charg
of
selling
liquor.
j
in
Albernl
Inlet
in
the
fog
on:
Saturday
Ihe
Canadian
Miller
TOO
LATf
TO
CLASSIFY
wns
re-floated
and
proceeded
to
'
LOST,
Hunch
of
keys,
perhaps
in
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Office.
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