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423
530
Qr.
238
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Products
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urn
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rozen
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Per
Ton
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Obtainable
on
the
Coast
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iliv
of
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lie
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tme
tree.
I'
I
T-HMli
lile,
vn
l.ilgr
tube
50C
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i;..i
t'd-rum
lor
in,.igc
ami
a
a
-km
cleanser
50C
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l."
nihi
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i
''
rrt'uni
that
rub
he
'kilt
IU.
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i
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k.
600
I1
l.
e
l.
Vliu.
.ml
Cnani
lor
rhaiKil
hands
and
roughness
he
-km
60c
I'M-
r
Shoving.
Oram,
a
germicidal
Shaving
Soap.
It
g
die.
five
month
r
daily
shaves
sue
Ormes
Limited
The
Rexall
Store.
The
Pioneer
Druggists
:ji
d
Avenue
and
01
h
SI
i
eel
BED
UNIT
SPECIAL
1"
CONTINUOUS
POST
WHITE
ENAMEL
BED,
Widlh
leel.
""raced
Woven
Wire
Spring
and
good
quality
all
Felt
Mattress
i
Pierc
L'n
iU
loinpletc
$2400
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
Phone
123
TUGBOATS
Night
Phones
687
539
Gr.
238'
Black
735
Valentin
Dairy.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Phone
amiii.
Products.
Ilcpre-
sciiiallye
J.V
U..
Miller,
Blue
2'J5
liny
your
Christmas
presents
now.
Hebckah
Hazaar
Saturday.
rlsh
pond
for
children.
241
Sons
of
Canada
general
meet
ing
on
Friday,
"October.
10,
at
8
p.m.
in
Kmad
Hall.
Election
of
officers.
Program
for
winter
months.
211
Order
your
kindling
now
while
I
lie
weather
is
fine.
Full
load
0.oo.
trundle
5
for
tl.QO.
I'M.
Transfer
and
Taxi,
Third
Ave.
l'hone
I81-li2.
242
The
Liberal
eoiiimillec
rooms.
eorner
Second
Ave.
and
Fourth
Street,
next
to
the
Walker'
Music
sllirc
are
open
every
afternoon
anil
welling.
251
Mrs.
II.
T.
Wille.lt
sailed
last
niglil
on
the
Prince
llupert
for
I
lie
nouth.
She
will
visit
at
New
Weiininler
wilh
her
daughter,
Mr.
Hasil
Porritt.
Mi".
I
jlinurid.
who
lia-
been
)Aing
an
extended
viil
lo
her
daughter.
Mr.
W.
II.
Tohey,
re
lumed
laul
ni'.-lil
by
the
Prince
Ituperl
to
her
home
in
I
It.
Wentenhaver
(tailed
lasl
iiulil
on
the
Prince
HuiKrl
for
i
he
miuIIi
on
a
liuiiiex
trip.
He
will
vixit
Vancouver.
Seattle
ami
Spokan
nnd
exiierU
lo
be
away
aboni
wo
week.
Mr.
and
Mm.
Pat
IteRan
ana
mi
arrived
from
THkwa
on
lal
ni
sh
I'm
train
and
aiH
(or
I
he
Miulb
on
tlife
uleumer
Prince
Ituperl.
The
trip
in
necary
n
arcount
of
Mr.
Itegan's
iU
health.
Ik
C.
Sebubert
of
the
govern-
meiil
telegraph
office
lnO
and
Mrn.
Schubert
and
family
re-
i
umed
lo
the
rily
on
the
Calala
!.il
n
iv
hi
after
havlHg
upenl
a
'
nuple
of
month
holidaying
in
the
okanafraiTeWbiilry.
Aid.
M
M.
SteplHMin
returne.1
in
the
nly
'Mi
Widneday
after
immiii
after
a
week
s
biiMnesn
Irip
io
Juneau,
lie
found
Hie
capital
f
the
territory
a
bnlling
(own
bui
it
raiqed
all
the
lime
he
was
mere,
u
wa
.viu.
Mepnens
iirso
i-.il
to
Juneau.
Mr.
1-OUi
Leroux
ha
jul
received
wnnl
of
I
be
sudden
death
of
her
.hler
Mr.
Acker-
er.
in
hospital
a.1
Oakland
after
an
oMralion.
Mr.
Ackerier'.
home
wa
al
Homing.
Unlifornia.
where
her
hu.liapd
is
fruit
farm
ing.
.he
leaven
one
daughter.
Premier
Waller
Owen
will
de-
lier
the
following
addrees
on
Suiiilay:
I
nilsl
Church
at
II
a.m.;
Presbyterian
Churrh
at
3
p
in.,
und
Aiigliean
Chureli
al
7
:io
p.m.
All
loy
and
young
men
should
hear
him.
Father
in.iniii'i
of
service
club
nnd
J
men
inleresled
in
boys
arc
spec
j
tally
invited.
lleii.'kah
Haraar
Saturday.
October
17.
Opi'iatie
and
miscellaneous
program.
Weslholme
next
Monday
and
Tuesday.
Calholic
Chureli
ltaxaar,
October
21
and
28.
Il.xpllul
Hallowe'en
Mill,
Oct
ober
30.
Hill
Sixty
Chapter
l.O.I).
K,
llataar,
October
31.
Anglican
Church
llazaar
No
vember
5.
Presbyterian
Church
llazaar
No
ember
12.
Hoyal
Purple
llazaar
November
13.
Mnce
llaitar
November
17
and
18.
lliiplist
Church
Ladies'
Aid
llazaar,
November
2(1.
SI.
Andrew's
Ladies'
Auxiliary
Hazaiir.
December
2.
I.lil
lim-iiii
P.lmi'i'li
l.iiillo'
A
ill
l)auar,
Dapembcr
4.
October
lfl.
1025.
THK
DAILT
HKWB
PAGR
TURK
Cemtortaoie
and
Silirdi
A
.
&lm$fb
BOOTS
Local
and
Personal
li.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
"J"ry
057.'
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
The-
Cafo
of
Distinction.
OEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
Hreakfast,
Lunches,
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
after
Theatre
Itefreslimcnts
Our
Specialty
is
Home
Made
Ice
Cream
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or
Helail.
You
will
he
pleased
with
our
service.
Let
us
please
you.
KILLAS&CHRISTOPHER
Phone
17
Two
cars
at
your
service
Sneddon
Taxi.
Phone
1
34.
tf
The
Hlkn
are
holding
a
dance
in
their
home
on
Friday
night
Adtuixoion
50c.
2il
SupjiorleM
of
O.
W.
Xickcr-
6u
!lalc
that
he
had
an
excellent
meeting
at
Port
Hingtou
lal
riigh
I.
The
Prince
llupert
Hoat
llou.e
power
boat
Pachena
and
Leila
It
were
taken
on
dry
dock
today
for
cleaning
and
painting.
"Iteeo
Hard"
Stove
coal
i
what
you
should
call
for.
ill
per
ton
delivered.
P.
It.
Traits
fer
and
Taxi,
Third
Avenue.
Plioni
IUU-II4
t
The
Liberal
conmiiltee
rooiu-
eorner
Second
Ave.
and
Fourlh
Street,
next
to
the
Walker'si
Music
lore
are
open
every
afler-loon
and
evening.
231
Lieut.
V.
It.
(tow,
It.N.C.V.It.
is
a
visitor
in
the
city,
having
ar
rived,
from
HMjUltnalt
on
the
Catata
last
niPht.
He
is
regis
tered
at
the
Prince
llupert
Hotel.
"Hero."
Tbitf
If
good
burn
ing
for
911.00
r
ton.
(let
a
stork
of
this
coal
before
Hie
now
flies
from
P.H.
Transfer
A
Taxi,
Third
Avenue.
Phone
IH3-
119
l
We
ari
in
a
position
to
again
supply
our
famous
"kiln
dried'
.milling.
if
per
load
or
5
bundle
for
I.Ofl.
P
it.
Transfer
A
Tai,
Third
Ave.
Phone
I8'J-112.
212
Hans
Llndseth
and
his
orches
tra
will
play
at
the
Scandinavian
Dance,
Metropole
Hall,
Saturday
night,
9
o'clock
sharp.
.Gents,
75c,
Ladles,
25c.
Everybody
we'eome.
242
Don't
forget
llebekah
Ilazaav
on
Saturday,
October
17
in
St.
Andrew
s
llooms
from
2.30
to
0
Plain
sewing
and
fancy
work.
borne
cooking,
candy
and.
afternoon
lea.
21!
Mrs.
F.
It.
Alexander
Alio
ha
been
here
for
the
past
mouth
vUitfng
with
hei
mother
Mrs.
5
Dawson
and
her
brother
F.
ti.
home
in
Vancouver.
'
CN.lt.
i-1
earner
Prluco
Ituperl,
Capl.
D.
Donald,
s.nilesl
yesterday
nloruing
nt
0:15
for
Auyux
and
returned
here
al
11
o'clock,
last
niglil.
She
sailed
al
I
o'clock
this
morning
for
VaiicouvorHiid
way
jKirts.
Don't
fall
to
hear
miss
Adeno
Advent,
late
of
the
D'Oyley
Carte
Ooera
Company,
and
S.
K.
Campbell
at
the
Westholme
Monday
and
Tuesday.
Book
your
seats
early.
CN.lt.
steamer
lTinci-
John
Capt.
L.
Mabbs,
from
Vancouver
i
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.!
is
due
here
late
louight
or
early,
tomorrow
morning
aceording
to
a
inesage
reeeive.il
yesterday
from
the
vessel.
i
Areliileacim
ft.
A.
It
fx
left
on!
this
morning's
(rain
for
Flndakoi
where
he
will
conduct
Mrvier
1
on
Suu'ilay
and
speel.il
meet
digs
j
nt
the
first,
of
I
lie
week,
lie
experts
to
return
to
the
city
about
;
the
middle
of
next
week.
I
J.
Armstrong,
mechanical
u-;
lierinleiulcnt'
for
the'
provincial
department
of
public
works,
ar-l
rived
in
the
city
from
llio
interior
on
lal
night's
train.
Ho
is
here
on
denartuientnl
lmslnpss
and
will
visit
Stewart
before
proceeding
lo
his
lioailiiuaHcrs
In
Victoria.
-
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
QUESTION
OF
TARIFF
Kdilor,
Daily
News:
Tlns
third
paragraph
of
your
first
editorial
luesday
says
Mackenzie
King
believes
in
low-
tariff,
but
realizes
that
a
inoder-;
ate
tariff
is
necessary
lo
pay
the
war
debt.
Consider
the
F'ord.
automobile.
I'tiM
American
Ford
CoilUiany
sells
its
louring
car
for
1200.00!
at
Detroit,
Mich.,
'where
it
is
made.
The
Canadian
Ford
Company
sells
its
louring
car,
exactly
the
same
as
the
American
Ford
in
construction,
for
Uj.-
00
at
Ford,
Ontario,
where
it
is
manufactured.
The
difference
in
price,
then,
is
$155.00,
which
the
Canadian
purchaser
has
to
pay(
on
lots
slue
oi
me
line
ovt-i
what
the
same
car
sells
for
in
I
lie
Luited
Stales.
Now
this
$155.00
does
not
go
to
Hie
government
for
the
pay
ment
of
our
huge
war
debt,
nor
for
any
purpose
whatever.
It
goes
directly
front
the
pocket
of
the
Canadian
purchaser
into
the
iHickel
of
the
Canadian
Ford
Company
of
F'ord,
Ontario.
tariff
that
raises
the
cost
of
a
car
from,
$2'J0.00
to
StiS.OO,
53
per
cent,
cannot
be
called
moderate."
How
do
you
square
Ihese
facts
with
the
question
you
ask
in
your
last
sentence?
Is
not
the
big
F'ord
Company
of
Canada
making
a
fortune
at
the
oxpense
of
the
common
people?
This
company
made
over
100,000
cars
in
1112
i.
The
Mackenzie
King
tariff
is
so
"moderate"
that
it
enabled
the
company
to
take,
front
the
Canadian
people
over
fifteen
million
dollars
more
than
a
normal
profit.
O.
II.
AHXOLD.
Union
steamer
Calala,
Capt.
A
Jolirtloiie,
arrived
from
Ibe
otith
at
1
1
:30
last
night
and
Hailed
for
Anyox
and
the
Naas
Iliver.
The
vessel
is
scheduled
lo
sail
from
here
on
her
relurn
oulh
at
10
o'clock
tomorrow
morning.
TOO
LATF.
TO
CLASSIFY
l'OH
SALK.
Cream
wicker
buggy.
Phone
iOO.
243
LAND
ACT.
j
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Least
una.
In
frutne
liiiert
Laikl
l(rrnlliir
l"a
Irirl.
ihU
oiiiau-
at
.vrwrutube
naruu.
I'lli
l-iaml.
alMUl
hi.
imlp
iiurllM-ail
fnuii
m-
riuiaiHT
in
I
Tin-1
(lunnrl.
alHl
abuui
iip
iiulr
ouilri
fruai
11m
iHrilH-a.
ruei
ur
Lot
SU3JI'.
'
Takf
imllre
I
hat
WalUrc
l'l.-lK-r-
l.iinlu-il.
ur
Vaimiuvrr,
H
i:.,
urrui-allfni
raniH-r
um'U,
Inuikli
lu
ailr
rr
a
lrav
ut
ate
rolKmll
rrM-liliri
land-
-
iMunimnur
at
a
t
tWauird
alniut
:ih-
mlk-5
in
a
MtutlM-rO'
dim
nun
rriu
dtp
iiurllipa,!
rui-iM-r
ur
l.ul
fU33l'.
tlirnrr
hmiIIi
(.If
rhalui;
Un-iii-c
rl.
C.uii
rhaliM;
Ihfiirr
north
O.'u
rlnln-t:
llHine
i-.lrrl.v
nipaiHlrniiir
aknir
I
Ik-
lnrti
katrr
mark
tc
M't
of
xNuiiirnrriiM-iit,
ami
ruutalulo-r
t.va
arrr.
lmirr
or
WALUVI
L
rlSlltlllbS
UMITHl).
Alpliranl.
IuImI
Srtdriiitirr
Still.
IJ5.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inlantlon
to
Apply
to
Laai
Land,
In
I'rtiMT
Huw;rl
Laiut
llrinnlmir
IHv
Irtrt.
and
altualp
al
Cup.
splrpr
llaiid.
(buul
v.uv
rluiu
poutbea-tlprly
fniiu
llx
vtrenip
iHtlh-Apt
pihI
of
spirpr
IsUnd
and
alMiul
H.vo
dial
in
rruiu
Si-Ikhhi-
PT
I'M.
Tale
nntirp
that
Wallarp
l'lliprlrt
LlnMtwl.
of
VanriMOPr.
B.C..
iM-iupallun
raiMtrrytiiPii.
ImmmJ
lc
apply
rr
a
l
ip
of
the
rottcw
tnir
pirrrlb'l
iaml.:
Uniiinrnrliir
al
a
ll
plantpil
alKHit
10.00
rlums
In
a
MHiniranprlv
din-nirn
Dawson,
left
lasl
night
for
iierlre"'
mii
intii-t
rnj
r
fp.TT
I
-1
I
!M
.
ll
I
.WIF
,
llflllll.
r.TI
II,
MM
srtiuttipr
!'.
tlMMMt'
smith
.'!
rhiln-.
Immh
M1
.S
rhalli-;
tllclirr
nurlb-wtrKv
n-iiilrlli
a
lull
r
the
hut
ir
unn
tuw
hi
ui
or
riMiiini'iinnif
ill.
imi
W.M.LAIK
ll!-IIKItli:j
LIMITlll.
ApilK'int.
lUlwl
SriUfllUVr
..lli,
l.
MINERAL
ACT.
Cortlflcato
of
lmproimntt
Pptilanp
Mlnrral
i.Ulm.
uliitatp
In
I
tip
Allln
Mlninsr
Division
of
ralir
Dl.lnrt.
on
Ibe
pl
Hdr
or
Rlr
Horn
liOrr
In
I
lie
cat
or
and
adjominr
the
K.lwln
Mineral
i:ltm.
TAlit:
MiTirC
lll
I,
Frrd
l.awsoii.
anpiil
rnr
A
run
laviton,
Krrp
Miner'
irlirtilr
.Vo.
:07UC,
Inlrnd.
.
tint
(V4
rr
'in
IhP
italp
hprpnf.
to
apply
to
lh
vi
iina
lirrordpr
ror
a
rprliriratp
or
lin-pnivin:inl,
ror
Ihp
pnrr'p
or
obtalnim
a
Cron
(Irani
of
tlir
alMivc
rlalm.
And
rurthrr
laki
nollrp
thai
anion,
nnritr
iilon
S7.
mut
he
commrnrrd
t
rorp
the
miie
of
mrh
Ct-rtiriralf
or
m
provrniPiui.
i
Dali-d
IhU
join
day
nr
ut.
VI)
i
io
W&L
Wash
That
Itch
Away
I
nrre
u
amoiuteiy
no
eunrrrr
irom
priraia.
vrho
prrr
uwd
ttiii
enothlnf
(),
and
did
not
fd
Imnirdlattly
that
wonJrHully
calm,
coot
arnullon
tint
romra
whra
the
itch
ia
taken
way.
It
prnrtratre
the
ihitm,
tlt-te
InjUnt
rtUU
(nm
the
mort
dinUteaing
akin
diecajca.
D.D.D.
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Fred
Stork,
M.P.
Liberal
Candidate
respectfully
solicits
Your
Vote
and
Influence
at
the
forthcoming
Dominion
Election
on
Thursday,
October
29
CANADIAN
VACinc
standard
a
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for
over
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and
Train
Service
FALL
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S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
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VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
and
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pulut
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SUNDAY
and
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Saturday,
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