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KTX
Ladies'
Handbags
Latest
Designs
Lowest
Prices
Eye
Glasses
Must
fit
perfect.
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
in
tlio
largo
centres
testing
eyes
ami
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
MANDLEBURG
ENGLISH
RAINCOATS
For
Ladies'
and
Girls'
Capes
RUBBER
COATS
Mack,
TSavy
and
Grey.
TRENCH
COATS
AND
GABARDINES
The
best
you
can
buy
regardless,
of
cost.
New
Coals
arrived
this
week
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phono
9
Phono
9
WEEK-END
SPECIAL
Friday
and
Saturday
Sugar,
100
lbs
$6.90
Sugar,
15
lbs.,
loose
$1.00
Lump
Sugar,
2
s,
5
pkgs.
..
$1.15
Icing
Sugar,
2's,
5
pkgs.
...
..
$1.15
Mown
Sugar,
l(
lbs.
$1.00
Huttercup
Cheese,
5
lb.
box
..
$1.85
Clark's
Catsup,
3
hollies
65c
IJbby's
Catsup,
5
botlles
$1.10
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Firth
Ave.
East
Phonos
18
and
84
Wood!
Wood!
.Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
$C.OO
llnlf
load
$3.00
Large
sacks
50o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
$6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phono
580
flight
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Auditorium
Will
open
f'r
u
month's
Skating
Ooglnnlng
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
...
2
to
4
Evenings
....
8
lo
10
Good
Muslo
both
sessions
Competent
instructors
lo
teach
beginners.
L.
J.
Marren
-
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
GEORGE
HERE
ON
LAST
TRIP
Will
Tie
up
on
Return
from
Stewart;
Ship's
Parrot
'
a
Puzzler
C.X.R.
steamer
Prince
George.
iCapt.
Harry
Xedden,
urrivedfroni
(he
south
at
12:
IS
this
morning
I
lint'imr
lwtitii
.
n
I
m
(
1
tt
ritlltt1ft
iif
'hours
coining
up
the
coast
on
(account
of
fog
;iear
Vancouver)
l
a
ml
through
having
heavy
freight
cargoes
to
discharge
at
Powell
11
it-it
I
1
1
Tin
-n
t
ii
t
irii
ti
j
j
iiuii
i(i4
villi
uiif
.
ix:
j
el
will
sail
at
10
o'clock
tonight
for
Stewart
and,
on
returning
from
there
tomorrow
evening,
,vill
bo
laid
up
here
for
(he
win
ler.
Her
passengers
will
bo
transferred
lo
and
go
south
on
Hie
Prince
Charles
which
wi'l
replace-
her
for
a
few
weeks
in
sprvice.
A
question
of
iiioinenl
on
Ilie
Prince
(ieorge
today
is
the
probi
lem
of
what
is
going
to
be
done
with
the
ship's
parrot
now
thai
(he
boat
is
lo
be
tied
up
for
t
ho
winter.
This
is
causing
a
good
deal
of
worry
lo
such
dignitaries
aboard
the
shipv
as
Capl.
Harry
Xedden,
Chief
Engineer
Alex
Munroe
and
Purser
Jack
Craw
ford.
Those
genllemeu
would
be
glad
lo
hear
from
any
of
their
j
triends
who
might
feel
inclined
lo
give
a
versatile"
and
erstwhile
homeless
polly
a
home
for
the'
winter.
The
bird
has
all
the
us-i
ual
accomplishments
of
a
parrot
i
ami
can
swear
like
a
trooper
when
called
upon.-
Third
En
gineer
.mc
winner,
who
will
be
aboard
the
George
while
she
is
lied
up
here,
is
not
lo
be
trusted
willi
the
parrot,
his
colleagues
say.
,
,
HALIBUT
PRICES
CONTINUE
HIGH
Approach
of
Close
Season
Causes
Strong
Demand
for
Fresh
Fish
Over
20c
and
8c
Today
Halibut
prices
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange
continue
high
ami
will
likely
remain
so
until
the:
close
season
becomes
effective
i
ROCHON'S
Chocolates
We
are
sole
agents
in
Prince
Itupert
for
these
delicious
sweets.
Hulk
Creams,
per
lb.
.
.
75o
Hulk
Assorled
Nuts
and
Creams,
per
Hi.
...
$1.00
1-2
lb.
Boxes
Assorted
Chocolates
:
.
60c
1
lb.
Boxes
Assoi
ted
Choro-lafes
$1.00
2
Ih.
Boxes
Assorted
Chocolates
$2.00
Modioli's
famous
Almond
Crisp,
per
II
$1.C0
These
goods
are
all
specialities
made
from
pure
whipping
cream
and
creamery
bullcr,
Phone
94
Rupert
Pharmacy
Third
Avenue
and
5th
St.
'ART
Clothes
Overcoats
to
measure
Stev.e
King
Third
Ave.
Green
85
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours--9
to
0.
X-Ray
8rvlce
Phone
688.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
und
Saturday
Evenings
CRIMEAN
VETERAN
TELLS
JE
STORY
BROUGHT
BACK
TO
HEALTH
Br
"FRUIT-A-TIYES"
MAJOR
GEORGE
WALKER
"I
am
a
veteran
of
the
Crimean
War
and
Indian
Mutiny,
having
served
under
Lord
Roberts.
Fierce
hand-to-hand
fighting
and
continual
exposure
left
me
a
great
sufferer
from
Ithcum-at
ism,
so
much
so,
that
my
legs
swelled
up,
making
it
impossible
for
me
to
walk.
My
bowels
were
bo
constipated
that
I
was
in
terrible
shape
until
I
began
to
use
"Fruit-a-lives".
They
relieved
me
both,
from
Rheumatism
and
Constipation.
Today
I
enjoy
perfect
health-no
more
Rheumatism
or
Constipation",
Geo.
Walker,
Chatham,
Ont.
"Fruit-a-tives"
contain
in
tablet
form,
the
concentrated
juices
of
luscious
fruits
Nature's
own
remedy
for
Constipation
and
its
painful
consequences.
"Fruit-a-tives
overcome
all
intestinal
troubles
in
a
way
no
other
medicine
can.
At
your
dealers.
25c
and
50
cents
a
box.
on
November
15.
After
that
date
there
will
be
no
supply
for
fresh
fish
for
three
months
and
naturally
the
demand
is
now
(rood.
Prices
both
for
Canadian
and
American
fish
averaged
over
20c
and
8c
this
morning.
Arrivals
ami
sales
were
us
follows:
American
Seattle,
32,000
lbs.,
at
l'J.8c
and
8c,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
''old
Storage
Co.
Forward.
8,000
lbs.,
at
21.1c
and
Uc,
and
Bonanza,
15,000
lbs.,
at
20c
and
8c,
to
the
Booth
Fish
cries
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
P.
Horreeii.
3.500
lbs.,
and
Koyousu.
3.000
Ib.,
at
20c
ami
8c,
to
Hie
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
SKIPPER
DECLARES"
RUSSIANS
ARE
LOW
J.OT0F
PEOPLE
SEATTLE.
Oct.
21.
Captain
Louis
Lane
of
the
whaler
(inn-nar,
which
was
destroyed
by
fire
following
the
explosion
of
a
gun,
who
has
arrived
here,
says
he
is
through
trying
to
do
busi
ness
with
the
Russians.
"They're
a
low
contemptible
lot,"
ho
said.
"They
tried
lo
enlicc
me
to
put
!
in
nt
Eal
Capo
so
Mini
they
'
could
confiscate
my
boat."
Captain
Lane
plans
to
fiivo
up
the
life
of
the
sea
and
lo
go
i
for
raising
foxes.
i
flvoc!Uv
In
lm
)aiv
News
Umbrellas
Specially
Priced
Saturday
and
Monday
We
are
overstocked
and
are
pulling
on
sain
I
nilii(lla
regularly
priced
81.
3D
to
i8.50
I
for
$3.65
'
These
are
good
quality
stock
in
silk
and
wool,
with
tipped
ribs
and
nice
han
dles.
Many
of
lliem
sterling
siltcr
mounted.
SEE
THE
WINDOW
We
of
course
have,
somi
still
lower
priced
umbrellas
if
desired,
John
Bulger
Jowoller
WILL
ATTEND
FIRST
CONFERENCE
UNITED
CHURCH,
VANCOUVER
District
Pastors
and
Lay
Dole-
gates
Going
South
to
bo
Pre-sont
at
Meeting
In
Wesley
Church
Rev.
(I.
(i.
Hacker,
pastor
of
the
United
Church
here,
leaves
tomorrow
nihl
on
Ihe
Prince
'
harles
for
Vancouver
where
ho
will
attend
Hie
presbytery
meeting
of
Prince
Rupert
district
winch
will
take
place
next
Fri-
lay
afternoon
and
the
first
conference
of
Iho
United
Church
of
British
Columbia
which
will
open
n
Saturday
and
continue
until
the
Thursday
following.
Both
meetings
will
lie
held
in
Wosley
lunch
at
'Vancouver.
In
past
years
Hie
conference
of
Hie
Methodist
Church
and
the
presbytery
meeting
of
Iho
Presbyterian
Church
have
taken
place
in
May
each
year
but
Hie
meeting
of
the
United
Church
Is
bo-ing
held
earlier
this
year
"so
that
mailers
may
be
arranged
thai
will
he
placed
before
I
he
wncral
conference
which
will
he
held
in
life
east
next
summer.
There
will
be
no
general
redraft-!
ing
of
ministers
at
lliis
year's
conference,
the
only
work
lo
be.
done
along
Ibis
line
being
the
'illing
of
pulpits
now
vacant.'
'lie
of
the
features
of
Hie
Vnn-i
ouver
meeting
will
be
the
pre-'
"nee
of
lr.
(icorgc
Pidgeon
of
Toronto,
first
moderator
of
the
Foiled
Church
of
Canada.
The
delegates
from
(his
district
to
attend
Ihe
conference
will
be
as
follows:
Sinilhers
4
llev.
(ieorge
Tur-pin.
Topley
Rev,
fierald
Swilzer.
llnzclton
Rev.
A.
C.
Pound,
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrinrh.
J.din
Newick,
and
Mrs.
R.y
argent.
Klspinx
Rev,
Victor
Snnsum.
Port
Essing'foii
Rev.
W1.
II.
Pierce.
Prince
Rupert
Rev.
(1.
fi.
Hacker.
Frank
Vickers,
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Khkpalrirk.
ikidgae
R"v.
(Mixer
Mnnn.
Queen
Charlotte
City
Rev.
11.
C.
Scoll
and
Capl.
William
between
35O.()0O
and
?
100,000.
Seining
cloned
nfler
a
season
by
everyone.
Mr.
(lor-
don
closed
his
sallery
this
week.
.lames
Renncr,"irwner
of
the
"Last
Chance"
'farm
al
Maude
Island
was
in
(own
a
few
day-
ago.
.vi
r.
Rentier
reports
appie
I
and
pear
trees
laden
wllh
frui'
this
year,
lie
welcomes'
visitors
to
see
the
Irees.
L
Clnlrlle
Svemlsen
skipper
of
Chief
Locale
was
.here
at
tho
week
end
for
the
lasl
Irip
of
salmon
and
look
lo
Prince
Ru
pert
2,000
colioqs.
A
very
successful
basket
social
j
was
held
in
the
Diiirciiii
Patlilllo
school
last
week
which
was
attended
by
all
Hie
neighborhood.
The
sum-
of
f265
was
realized
from
the
sale
of
baskets.
Angus
MrClillougb
in-led
us
auctioneer
and
the
proceeds
went
toward
SATURDAY
Third
Ave.
Saturday.
Octobtr
i
l9jJ
MONDAY
Latest
Materials
for
Dance
and
Party
Frocks
BIG
CUT
IN
PRICES
OF
EXCLUSIVE
DRESS
MATERIALS
2
only,
Figured
Georgeltos,
the
very
luteal.
Itrg.
$!.".
.
Saturday
Special
$12.00
everyone
different.
Ilcg.
lo
H.oo.
6
only,
Figured
Crepa-de-Chlnos,
Saturday
Special
$12
50
1
only,
Cut
Velvet.
Beg.
13.00
......
Saturday
Special
$37
2
only,
Robo-do-Paris.
Iteg.
..l5.on
Saturday
Special
$29.50
YVETTE
HAITIENNE
A
new
Hilk.
somclhiiig
like
u
Taffeta
'heavily
corded.
Ideal
for
Parly
Fh.,
vonugcr
3cl.
Ill
many
wauled
shade-.
Per
yard
PRINTED
CHRYSTELER
Sotnplhilir
hew
in
11
Wash
Fabric
(or
day
.ml
urirriinuii
wear.
Will
It
tpm
ilnexl
few
seasons.
Per
yard
$1.75
.
'
V
BROCADED
SATINS
III
sevcrtll
several
rtfllgW
rntigw
of
f
designs,
designs,
pallem
ami
(
im-li.
lor
lovely
HllernoouitH'
p,
pallem-afl
incite.
Per
yunl
BROCADED
VELVETS
llirh,
Silk
Chiffon
Velvets,
brocaded
in
exquisite
ilcign,
:HJ
indie,
Saliinlny
Special,
per
yunl
f
It.--
West
of
England
Store
Hh'
m-IiooI
riiliil-.
Tli'-
-(i""l
W,is
decorated
by
the
teacher
and
pupils.
PAT
DALY
VISITOR
HERE
ON
WAY
NORTH
Pioneer
Stewart
Mining
Man
Was
Successful
Recently
In
Provld'ng
for
Big
Missouri
Deve
opment
Oliver.
Pal
I
ly.
pioneer
Stewart
min
Ocean
Falls-
Rev.
William
ing
man,
is
a
passenger
going
lca;i
and
Mis
Mary
Beans.
Illirriitgli
lo
the
northern
camp
..Bella
Bella
llov.
Br.
J.
C.'on
the
Prince
(feora-e
today
uBe'-Spencer.
a
business
Irip
10
Taeonm.
Mr
The
delegate
will
go
south
on
laly
wan
m-enlly
successful
in
he
Prince
Charles
tomorrow,
having
prominent
American
in-r.ighl
and
Hie
Cnrdena
on
Tues-
vectors
heeoine
inlerested
in
the
day.
The
most
of
them
will
re-
Big
Missouri
mine
and
an
am-
liirn
north
two
weeks
fnmi
loday.litmm
rocraiii
or
development!
lis
lo
be
undertaken
willi
a
view'
SALE
OF
FURS
AT
SEATTLE
AUCTION
SEATTLE,
Oct.
1,-About
10
per
cent
of
the
offerings
at
the
fur
exchange
were
sold
at
tho
auction,
Ihe
offerings
bringing
to
putting
the
property
on
a
stopping
laii.
Mr.
Italy
stales
Hial
devidopiiH'iil
work
.will
be
Mined
mil
on
Ihe
property
this
winter.
Blue
Fox
Went
as
High
as
$100
a
Pelt
For
Best
Offerings
IPAQU
PR
AIM
MARk'FT
VANCOUVER
MONDAY!
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
21.-
Plan
are
complvled
for
Ihe
establish-
.......
I
f
..
....-I.
M.....L..I
....
I
he
demand
,
for
.
while
it
.
fax
.was
,
Kit
.
.
,
11
.
.11
.
.
mi,
,
ill
.
...
ii,ini..
...
.
..,'',
.....here
which
i
likely
lo
function
eaK,
...e
arr..X
,..
,,,
fip
'
,'
afienioon.
1
1
11
1
1
Muskrats
decliue!
JO
per
cent.
The
demand
for
red
and
oross
fox
was
poor
Jnit
blue
fox
sold
well,
the
best
skills
bringing,
4
1
00.
Low
grades
were
unsold.
Silver
fox,
principally
low
time
n
Monday
HE
NEEDED
A
CHANGE.
Reporter-
-The
name
of
that
man
on
the
Ve.l
Side,
who
was
.xlrtirL
liv
liulilniiiu.
i
Itrzin-
arades.
sold
for
mi
average
Prlce;,.,,,.,.;
r
V
!
Asnislant
C.Hy
Editor.-
What
Mi.flitu
iikij
In
nikat
it
i
tit
it
tial
......
'.iwaH
n;im,.
hefi.ie
lie
was
colors
bringing
930.
i
struck
bv
l.ghlning?
The
demand
for
lynx
was,
-
t
weaker,
lange
slc
Alaska
skins
l.ringing
Sf'iTt
to
-'7.
Heaver
sold
on
un
open
market
basis,
930
being
paid
for
large
and
extra
large
of
good
color.
SKIDEGATE
ni
rim
iinr
nil
r
1
i
$2.05
$500
Phone
7M.
Slickers
and
Raincoats
20
Per
Cent
Reduction
"DEMERS"
Phono
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exinilalle
Block
of
Fur
Trimmings
al
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
WESTHOLME
THEATRI
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9.00
rw
NORMA
ri
1
ALMADGL
In
l
he
Lady
The
Ihrobbtug
hie
"Ion-
ot
n
Utile
dnip
ntg
I
won
nohh-men
Willi
her
Iwuikloif?
toe.
Jo
t
Polly,
the
girl
with
Ihe
glad
ie
-
who
dre.imrd
nice
talking
like
nice
peopl
-reading
the
hooks
people
read
being
a
lady-
-dreaming
und
hoping
chance
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