jrdayr
November
27,
1020
Safe
Speedy
Relief
i)(
u
:?
',
treble
the
joy
of
?
YuicMoe
season
wun
me
t
i
hophonic
Victri'la.
OI
H
CHRISTMAS
CU'H
AH'OKDS
an
casv
way.
j.
uhg
now
and
raying
$5
per
week
vm
15
DEMAND
iHLalrm
nura(7a
Ucadachc
ECHEUMATISM
Xcurilis
Lumbajo
Sciatica
Ott
We
or
tl
fcoi
of
Traokton't
R1umatl
UfKUri.
Bold
nt
ttr
xr
-mtUa
by
JOOO
Canadian
dVusgwtt.
Bnxt
10:
foe
bot.klrt
and
urn.
pie
to
TcmplcUm
ll
King
W,
Toronto
2.
-tare
TI
HI
REAL
MUSIC
in
Your
Home
This
Christmas
"Rupert
Brand
Residence
244
Fifth
Avenuo
West
ANGER,
Thi
Tailor
m
V
Wilt
et
aside
and
deliver
one
of
thvst;
wonderful
r
ro
you
on
Chritma
Kve.
NO
I
XK
SHOULD
Hi:
WITHOUT
Ml
SIC
AT
CHRISTMAS
eMaeMvs.Md
YARDLEY'S
3rd
Toil
1"
leer
DniKgintM
Avenue
and
Glh
Street
etnes
'
r.
now
tied
for
mr-
ihun
1;0
year.
Since
1770
they
.
nvn
uhaurpua-
iurpa!ed
Ua
a
The
Itexall
Store
Phones
82
and
200
-ii.,.
riptions
taken
for
any
Magazine
at
lowest
rates.
5
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD.
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
$
if
p.
O,
Box
247
l'"'iio
Imported
Serge
ftiul
H"'l'll(tlCA
00
Tweed
vSnlls
mado
lu
order
m
"r
Ng
B
vu
shop
In
princo
Hupert
ns
luw
n
223
Sixth
Qtrtti
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
Princo
Rupert,
B.
C.
versus
Traditions."
Sunday
school
at
2
JO.
Evening
worship
at
730.
Preach
er
Rev.
decree
Hacker.
Subject:
"A
Churehless
Religion."
At
the
close
of
the
morning
service
a
meeting
of,
members
will
be
held
to
consider
a
call
to
a
minister.
h.W.
ATIll
I
You
need
Ocd.
He
needs
you.
Get;
the
habit.
Saturdav
at
815.
Choru
W.t
in
n
or
th
Best
In
us."
Our
oa
Zf
services
are
full
of
life
and
song
ln-j"r
!
splratlon.
You
are
sure
to
meet
your
j
.1
friend
at
the
Annj.
Bible
class
every?
,
Wednesday.
Young
people
meet
Tue-;day.
Thursdays
and
Fridays.
Let
the
Army
serve
you.
!
PKKMIYTKIUAN
flHItCII
i
Rev.
R.
J.
Douglaa.
HA,
D.D,
Of
New
Westminster,
Synodic!
Missionary.
jWbo
has
the
oversight
of
all
,ralssknj
and
unsettled
congregation
of
the
j
Presbyterian
Church.
wUl
arrive
In
the
'city
next
week
and
will
occupy
the
!
j
pulpit
for
the
next
two
or
three
Sun-1
for
their
cbarm
and
quality.
J
itakeuy
by
Mr.
Fraser.'
yarieii
l
Vrdii
vUvendr
t
d
jajsoctety
wi
worship
g
ideal
Christmas
nftta
forffhT
men
St
,ur."
h
ould
make
make
Toilet
Water.
Face
Powder
and
Soap
SU0
'
!
a..
Face
Powder
and
Soap
SI.0I1
r:
Talrum,
Soap.
Fai
PoWder
and
Sachet
$:i.ro,
Sd'o
&
,si(.oi
:
and
Sw
S
!.."(
Shavinjr
Soap
amt
Shaving
Lotion
S-MH,
&
S
UM!
it
IlowU.
with
lid
rhh
Lavender
Wh1
r
7."k.
$1.,
SI.
73.
S'JJ0.
SiLSH
r
Ituth
Cr)-UN
5I.0,
2-HI,
SI-.O
d
Iivnder
Hhmnm.
for
!5'r'"i
It.
i'ace
Powder
and
("ompacta
SI.
OH
&
S1.."0
ilei
Sarhft
In
Silk
Envelope
,
mt
h
o
some
wonderful
French
Doll
Powder
Puffa
and
lowder
Iloxe
from
$,0
ul
Ormes
Ltd.
;
service
at
7J0.
Music
Quartette.
Mr.
Howard
Mevrs.
Howard
and
Wilson,
speaker.
Rev.
O.
F.
Marrls.
enjoy
this,
service.
DENTIST
Exchange
Illock.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.P
AGE,
THREE
Church
Notices
Local
and
Personal
u
NT.
AMlltnV'tt
CATIICDKAL
t'hurrh
of
England
Ilcctor.
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx.
Sunday
services
at
11
am.
and
at
7J0
pm.
Sunday
School
at
220.
Holy
Communion
first
8unday
of
month
at
iniro
ounaay
oi
raomn
at
o
ajn.
Being
Advent
Sunday,
the
Sacra-meat
of
the
lord
'a
Supper
will
be
ad-
ministered
at
8
a
in.
(
IIUISTIW
HCIKNCE.
Service
every
Sunday
morning
In
the
Hays'
Block
24S
Second
Ave.
Subject
on
Sunday
"Ancient
and
Modem
Necromancy.'"
Testimony
meeting
on
Wednesday
evening
at
8
o'clock.
I.I'TIILRAN
(
III
KCII
St
faul's
English
Lutheran
'church.
Metropole
Hall,
Third
Ave.
Rev.
Thos.
D.
Rlnde,
pastor.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Sermon
theme,
"In
what
Spirit
are
you
entering
the
Advent
Season?"
Sunday
school
at
12
noon.
I
Evening
service
at
730.
The
evening
I
service
win
be
devoted
to
a
special
i
program
of
song
and
recitation.
Selec-'turns
by
Norwegian
Quartette,
Male
Quartette.
Ladles
Trio,
the
Choir
and
Sunday
School.
Everyone
cordially
imiivr
cm
in
ii.
Morning
service
at
11
o'clock.
Speaker
T
t
P.h,nlnn
BnhWI'
"AllthinritV
Arthur's
Tail,
phone
878.
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Coal
CoaL
"the
best.'
Phone
IS.
P.
Men'
hult
by
r'ahlon
Craft
anil
LcMiinan's
nt
real
reductions
at
llrant
&
ireer
hale.
t:
R.I
1
333
33
(Jukk
sale
of
ISO
Men's
hulls
'
at
llrjant
&.
Orrrr.
i
i
it
i
i)M
Scandinavian
dance
tonight
In
Metropole
Hall.
Good
music.
'
.
Miss
M.
Ekstrom
was
a
passenger
leaving
this
morning
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver.
Wm.
McRae
baa
opened
a
ahoemak-Ing
and
repairing
shop
at
330
Eighth
avenue
Wert.
Phone
Green
717.
378
Tlie
American
steamer
H.
W.
Baxter
is
at
Ferguson
Bay
in
Massett
Inlet
loading
cedar
poles
for
Seattle.
Hour.
Sunday
at
11
o'clock.
Subject'
dX
School.
Treasuries
of
the
Buow."
Sunday
I
School
at
250
with
a
personal
touch.
age.
Evening
at
7
JO.
Subject:
It
will
take
about
one
week
longer
to
complete
annual
overhaul
of
CNJl
steamer
Prince
John
which
la
In
dry
dock
here.
The
Universal
Trading
Company
Is
showing
Boys'
navy
'chinchilla
Reefers,
double
breasted,
red
flannel,
sizes
33
to
28,
clearing
at
5fi5.
Hear
the
Harmony,
Quartette
at
the
United
Church
Sunday
night.
Rev.
G.
P.
Merrls.
of
Toronto,
will
be
the
speaker.
Come.
You
will
enjoy
It.
Special
program
tomorrow
evening
at
St.
Paul'
Lutheran
Church.
Selection
Norwegian
Quartette.
Male
Qusr-
Ladlcs
Trio,
the
Choir
and
Sun-
I
C.
P.
R.
ateamer
Princess
Beatrice.
Capt.
8.
K.
Gray,
arrived
at
11
o'clock
thla
morning
from
the
south
and
sail-
ed
at
noon
on
her
return
to
Vaacou
The
brt
realy
.to
wear
nien'
suits
made
In
Canada
on
ale
nt
Itryant
and
lirrer's.
IUhman's
and
t'atlilon
Craft.
Onl)
l.Vl
to
mII
at
ialr
prices.
Do
jou
know
Mhat
as
In
".Mr.
Temiile'
Telegram?
The
l'la)er'
Club
will
rHe
jmi
the
an-wer
at
the
WeMlioline
Theatre.
Ireemler
"
and
8.
Constable
and
Mr
George
Wyman
returned
on
thl
rnoraing's
'
train
St.
Andrew's
m
the
etty.
ConsUhle
Wrnian
having;
4t4ne
evening
'
been
a
witness
in
the
Sankey
murder!
I
M1l.il
(
III
Ki
ll.
Rev.
Rev.
George
George
O.
O.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
'
Lutheran
Women"
Aid
Sale
of
Work.
December'l.
United
Church
Baraar.
December
5
Adair
Cars
I.O.DJS.
Bridge.
Dec..
3.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
first
Annual
Ball.
Moose
Hall,
December
10.
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
Concert,
Presbyterian
Church.
December
14.
Established
1923.
I'OKCEIiAIN
llKIlM.EWOHK
K:
a
.f
Our
plates
and
bridges
are
guaranteed
to
give
long
service
and
perfect
Children's
Golds
Att
bt,t
trttttd
ti.
Wntllr.
ChKk
Ihtm
vtralihl
without
"doilm"
br
rabWng
Vickt
svtr
ihroit
saa
thttt
St
b4tlmi.
WICKS
w
VapoRub
trial.
Ed.
Wtnther.
a
well
known
local
hall-
Pastor.
Haeker.
but
nncrman.
leu
on
inis
morning
i
Deaconess.
Mlas
Isabel
Haddock.
Sun-
train
for
New
York
where
he
will
sail
I
day
school
superintendent.
Earl
Darrte.on
a
Norwegian-American
liner
to
j
Morning
service
at
11
o'clock
will
be!
speed
the
winter
vUltlng
hla
former
.
(conducted
by
the
paster.
Sunday
home
in
Norway.
I
J
school
at
X30.
Your
children
need
the
,
j
lsi.nrt
.rfiool.
Send
them.
Evening
rassenger.
wuuug
by
Harmony
,cew
Beatrice
tor
tne
soum
mciuaea
Mrs.
Racer.
Stan
Rooney,
C.
II.
Fogg.
J.
P.
McBeath.
Evening
You
will
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
A.
Johnstone,
having
made
her
calla
in
the
Skeera
River
before
coming
here.
Sadao
Suga,
G.
V.
Mlshlkade
and
O.
L.
Audatad
for
Vancouver:
J.
M.
llockto
for
Ocean
Falls,
and
Wong
Fook
for
Victoria.
J.
M.
Smith,
operator
of
the
Itnnuut
A
(ireer
have
150len's
MilM
lu
illiKe
of
quick,
made
liy
rahlon
Craft
and
telrhman.
lahlon
Cm
ft
VJM
ult
for
$l.l.t;
:IIJV0
Miltn
for
?':t.l5.'
IMinianV
SIS
to
SHO
suits
fur
JJI.I.V
(irt
juiir
now.
Many
friends
will
be
glad
to
know
!
sGOLDBLOOMHAS
that,
after
lying
critically
111
with
!
,mootn,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Adolpn
Prince
and
family,
AtUu
Avenue.
Westvlew,
sailed
j
this
morning
oa
the
Catala
.for
the
I
south
'and
will
spend
a
noiidy
-visiting
Phone
109
tutancouvjtriu-YlrtaiMrpince
'
master,
being
owner
nd
skipper
of
the
schooner
Scrub.
A
KEMINPEU.
St.
Andrew's
Annual
Ball
Tuesday.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS'-
lrlne
Rtipert
J.
II.
Hamilton,
Vancouver.
SALE
OF
FURS
FOR
THREE
DAYS
hkims
so
mv
tvim
tiik
opening
Ol'
THE
KAtV
U
K
SEASON.
Mil
AHKDEAI.
(iOUUILOOM
IS
(!IVIM
IP
THE
It
ETA
IE
BfSINESS
Wm.
Goldbloom,
the
fur
man.
has
very
lrge
orders
to
fill
for
mink,
and
as
the
season
Is
now
opening,
does
not
have
the
time
to
devote
to
selling
b
made
up
furs.
He
ha
to
get
15.000
mink
skin
to
suddIv
his
eastern
or-
'
'
'
Port
.
.
.
t.
.
Goldbloom
i
yours.
t
IKELESS
KEI'OKT
IF
my
Read
the
Secret
of
Health
in
These
Letters
woman
13
interested
in
another
woman's
letters,
and
we
shall
give
EVERY
their
with
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
the
women
a
chance
to
present
experience
Food
by
quoting
their
letters.
There
is
scarcely
a
town,
village
or
hamlet
in
this
great
country
but
can
produce
splendid
evidence
as
to
the
restorative,
upbuilding
influence
of
this
well-known
treatment
for
the
blood
and
nerves.
Especially
for
Women
"From
my
experience
as
a
wife
and
mother
I
find
that
the
majority
of
users
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
ar-women,
especially
women
passing
through
the
change
of
life;
next
by
young
mother
to
regain
strength
after
baby
comes,
and
also
by
mothers
for
their
young
daughters
entering
their
womanhood.
.While
it
u
good
for
all
classes
of
humanity.
I
am
sure
it
is
especially
so
for
women,
as
they
seem
to
be
troubled
most
by
nervous
diseasea."
Mrs.
H.
Alchorn.
23
Gerald
Street,
Charlottetown.
P.E.I.
Motherhood
Mrs.
A.
Ernest,
R.R-
No.
4,
Walkerton.
Ont..
writes:
"For
some
time
after
the
birth
of
my
first
child
I
was
in
a
weak,
nervo-il
condition.
I
could
not
sleep
well,
hai
freueat
headaches
and
buzzing
in
the
ears.
I
also
had
neuralsic
pains
through
my
body,
twitching
of
the
nerves
and
was
aubject
to
weak
spells.
I
had
indijestion
and
seemed
tired
and
languid.
I
b:gan
to
use
Dr.
Chase'
Nerve
Food
and
found
the
results
most
satisfactory.
I
have
used
a
great
many
different
medicines,
but
never
found
one
as
good
as
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
It
is
especially
good
for
quieting
the
nerves
and
I
feel
very
grateful
for
the
good
it
has
done
me."
win
fcaungicn-liaysporv
ierry.
saura
hlm
too
busT.
So
for
the
next
arrived
at
8
o'clock
thl
morning
from
rooming
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver
nf
dayj
wry
fur
,n
nU
store
wtl,
Vancouver
and
wayport
and
sailed
at!
he
ne
wui
spena
me
wimer.
raarked
down
practically
to
your
10
o'clock
oa
her
return
south.
ing
Mr.
smun
s
aosence,
o.
.
ujjiiuu-
wn
flyure-
eon
wUl
conduct
the
Skeena
River
Thlg
u
n
opportumty
too
good
to
ferry
service.
;
,
u
wouid
ilke
tun
at
the
ven
'.
cheapest
possible.
So
see
Squaredea'
before
Wednesday
and
gee
Advt.
K
a.m.
DIQBY
ISLAND.
Part
cloudy,
calm
barometer.
29.48;
temperature,
sr.
sea
pendlcltl
for
two
weeas
in
me
iiaxei-:
DEAD
tkek
poiNT.
Barometer.
ton
Hospital.
Mis
Ella
Cox
1
now
ei-ijj.
temperature.
31.
pected
to
recover.
Mlsa
Cox
Is
the!
HARBOR.
Overcast.
Iresb
daughter
of
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
t.
K.
cox,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert.
Sadao
Suga
sailed
today
on
the
Prln
cess
Beatrice
for
Vancouver
where
on
gUmn
w
naster
,t
Fergus011
Bfty
uecemocr
ne
ut
m
loading:
8
ajn.
spoke
tug
St.
Faith!
C.P.O.S.
Empress
oi
ianaaa
or
japaoi
UUna
nortnfcound.
where
he
will
spend
the
winter.
Thla
will
be
his
first
visit
to
the
land
of
his
origin
tor
he
was
born
In
British
Columbia.
'south
wind:
barometer.
2938:
tempera-Iture,
Hi
sea
moderate;
2
ajn.
spoke
'steamer
Prince
Rupert
abeam
Sunny
Island
southbound:
8
aan,
spote
Noon
DIQBY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm;
bat-!
ometer.
29.48;
temperature
47;
sea
smooth:
11.10
am.
ateamer
Princess
;
,
'Beatrice
passing
In
northbound.
A
commercial
traveler,
who.
arrived;
rjED
TREE
POINT
Barometer,
29.-n
the
city
today,
found,
on
his
ar-3J.
temperature.
38.
!
rival,
that
his
trunks
had
been
left
be-j
BULL
HARBOR.
Cloudy.'
fresh
hind
at
Bella
Coola.
This
means
that
!
,outhl.t
wind;
barometer.
2947;
tern-he
will
have
to
resort
to.
verbal
per-
pmture
48;
wa
moderate.
suasion
until
the
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