i
t
a
AGE
SIX
FRESH
IN
!
Rochon's
Chocolates
$1.00
per
1
lb;
Box
Also
Boxes
at
$2.00,
$2.75
and
$4.00
ROCHON'S
ALMOND
CRISP
$1.00
per
lb.
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
94.
Wa
deliver.
New
Shipment
of
French
Evening
Dresses
Just
arrived.
COME
AND
SEE.
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Specials
SATURDAY
YOUNG
PORK
bniall
Lei?,
about
i
ll.,
per
lb
30c
Small
Loin,
per
lb.
.
.
30c
Shoulder
Pork,
per
lb.
25c
BEEF
Moiling
Heef,
per
lb.
.
.
8c
4ot
lloast,
per
lb.
.
.
12!4c
Hilt
Roast,
per
lb
20c
Shoulder
.Steak,
per
lb.
15c
Sirloin
Steak,
3
lbs.
..
55c
Hound
Sleak,
3
lbs...
45c
Sausage,
2
lbs
35c
MUTTON
Chops,
iter
lb
30c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
Bth
Avenue
East
When
your
eyes
ache,
sling
or
reel
tired,
it
is
Nature's
warning
they
are
strained.
If
you
are
wise,-you
will
heed
that
warning
and
will
have
u'coniplelc
examination
of
your
eyes
made
and
thus
probably
prevent
serious
eyesight
trouble
laler
on.
Can
you
afford
to
waste
1
lie
nerve
energy
jieeessary
lo
carry
along
defective
eyes
?
A.
E.
Ireland
(lltAI)l
ATI;
OI'TOMKTKIST
27
Years
Practice
hint
Avenue.
Opp.
OAV.V.A.
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
.
.$6.50
Per
hair
load
3.50
Per
sack
50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Coot
I
HydeTransfer
13
Second
Avenue
Phone
BSO
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
4
FIRST
SESSION
H.
S.
LITERARY
HEARS
SPEAKER
lti:V.
DIC.
CAM
Kit
ON
AlllUlESSLS
votxti
vr.ovi.K
OX
Ills
K.WOKITt
SlIUKCT:
OTIIKIt
ACTIVITIES
The
first
meeting
of
the
High
School
Literary
and
Debating
Society
Was
held
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
auditorium
of
the
Booth
School,
with
the
principal,
Thomas
Peddle,
presiding.
A,
most
In
teresting
ana
instructive
address
was
given
by
Rev.
Dr.
Cameron
on
"Literature
and
the
value
of
a
Literary
and
Debating
Society."
The
speaker
urged
the
members
of
the
society
to
take
pat
t
as
much
as
poss'lble
1
In
the
.
activities
and
to'
read
the.
speeches
of
the
prominent
members
of
the
British
Houas
of
Commorfs.
.
"
At
the
close
a
hearty
vote,
of
thanks
was
accorded
the
speaker,
the
resolution
of
thanks
being
moved
'by
Henry
Hellbroner.
A
program
for
the
season
has
brfu
drawn
up
and
It
Is
arranged
that'
every
alternate
Friday
afternoon
will
be
devoted
to
school
debates,
the
Junior
and
senior
classes
holding
theirs
separately.
Next
Friday
the
seniors
will
debate
the
subject
"Resolved
that
Van
couver
will
become
a
Greater
City
than
New
York."
Those
taking
part
will
bo
for
the
affirmative.
Miss
Rosemary
Wlnslow
and
Douglas
Stewart
and
for
the
negative
Bruce
Stevens
and
Miss
Trances
Tremayne.
It
was
decided
to
publish
the
High
School
magazine
"Aurora"
during-
the
"
term.
-
:
s-.
y
,
t
t
LUUAL
HtWK
NOTES.-
T
4
O.
B.
Bush,
well
known
mining
man,
le
a
passenger1
on
the
Prince
Rupert
today
bound
for
Stewart.
8.
P.
FlUgerald,
of
the
Independence
Mining
Co.
Is
a
passenger
on,
the
Prince
liunprt
tvlnv
from
VlftH
(n
fitjra..,
r
Miss
B.
Crawford,
who
has
beerl
visiting
In
the
city
sails
tonight
on
the
Prince
Charles
for
Queen
Charlotte
city.
:
,
Ernest
Blue,
Hyder
Attorney."
;
Is
"
a
passenger
on
the
Prince
Rupert
''
today
returning
north
after
a
business
trip
to
Seattle.
.
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Grltten
and
chlla
will
sail
on
the'
Prince
Charles
tonictu
for
Logan
Inlet.
Mr.
Grltten,
Is
In
ths
forestry
service.
A.
J.
MeCulIough,
who
has
been
i3
f
FROM
FROM
MONTREAL
MONTREAL
-
To
Llvsroool
Nv.
it
,
Melarama
uri,
it,
.ov,
lv
.Muiiu
aim
OrL
.
AuV.
MoiitlUn
To
Cherbourg-Southampton-
Antwerp
ort.
to,
.gv.
17
MIiiu(1i
Ot.
s
MrflU
FROM
QUEBEC
To
Llxrpool
oy.
i
Munlruyal
'
To
Chsrbourg-Soulhampton
Oct.
1
7
L
.
.
.
.
,
i
.
.
fcnin
.
ur.I'Vin-e
3
To
Btlfast-QIsigow
Oct.
i
l,
Nov.
Miiiilnalru-
DIRECT
SERVICE
TO
IRELAND
CHRISTXXS
SAILINOS
From
St.
John
ler.
I
Mellla
to
t;hrrli:iiirjr.
South-
auiliii.
Aiituvrp.
f
!.
7
Miiiitriival
lo
H-lfl.
Liver-
U.I
Hit.
II
Md(riiiii
tit.Gla.HW,
t.her-
i
Mi.n.
I
iff.
15
Mlniifdiisa
,
ChrrlHHirlr.
S'
lilliatniilKii,
Aiitwer.
Per.
i;.
Mcmlralm
lo
Iwlfj.t.
Llvt-r-
pmil.
Through
TouriVt
Sistp'ng
Cars
Dirtct
to
Ship's
Sid
Four
Wlntar
Crulsts.
'Round
tho
World.
.
.
..
Dto.
2
Mediterranean
Feb.
12
i
West
Indies
Jan.
26
Feb.
28
.i
:
Apply
to
Arentt
ererywfcere
Of
j.
.
FOKSTER,
Gen.
AtU
Cf.K.
atetion,
Vancouver,
Telephone
Seymour
ZtJO,
tin.
y
k,
r.j
TraSc
Ajeau.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
576
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phona
M.
Ctrttge,
Warebousing,
and'
nintribuling.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
0
ravel
Wa
Speolallia
In
Piano
an)
Puriltura
JHavlnei.
j
.,.
!
hi-b
,
,,
..rixaji..
ii
tin
isxaasaji
Ulwjsu
tit.
t
t
i
1
.
.....
.
I.
.
mmmm
...
'!
-
.
i.g-ieiiBiBiBiiiiiiiiilfc
Who
Is
Who?
.Manny
great
people
wjtli
strong
feelings,
living
in
the-world,
tlo
not
complain
about
I
ho
world.
The
world
is
all
right
-MtVUiK
people-
in
it
those
who
chilm
(hey
me
high-class
and
edjuyiled,
but
you
will
find
many
or
Ilium
worst)
lhau
those
who
may
be
more
crude
and
ignorant.
Or
course,
if
a
J
rapper
catches
a
poor
animal,
whether
Tightly
or
wrongly,
he
skins
the
hide
off
just
Ihe
same.
This
may
be
criiel.
What
are
theVe
poor
animals
to
do?'
Will
they
be
freer
from
cruelly
if
lliey.w'ro
allowed
to
live
a,
longer
lime?
Are
there
some
auls
not
as
bad
as
Cannibalism
among
.humans?
"
Great
Puzzle
of
Human
People.
Repeat
All
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These
adverloenieuts
appear
iu
even-
language
b.yerVwhere,
and
further
advice
for
thoe
desiring
phy-'siiNjI
culture
by
Alexander
Kfkoff's
lalesl
scienlific
nielhud
Tor
your
health,
and
have
read
alnnd?
I
ofrer
lo
keep
you
fit,
and
thin
or
answers.
Fair
judgments.
fal.
JS
15;
Hh,
lu;
und
5lh,
$5.
the
city
since
the
first
of
the
week,
calls
tonight
on
the
Prince
Charles
fo.
Queen
Charlotte
City.
t.
w
1
-..i..
.
-
'
.
I
r.
wvrriiiii,
cjiiri
loroier
I
or
inc
province
of
British
Columbia,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
today
,
from
Victoria.
Mr.
CaverhlH
Is
making
;
this
annual
tour
of
lnnmrtlnn
In
(hl
I
district.
.
CJfJt.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
Capt.
N'eU
McLean,
-which
has
been
In
dry
dock
for,
cleaning
and
painting,
wla
come
off
the
pontoons
this
afternoon
end
.will
saU
on
time
at
8
o'clock
to-
IN
PROBATE.
S
THE
sCJ'IIKMk"
i:ot
IIT
OK
BlUTIjll
COLUMBIA.
Ill
Hie
Matter
of
t!-
AiliiilnUlrstluu
Art:
i
eiiil
'
hi
I
tie
Matter
of
tlie
Kalite
of
llobcrt
I'arke,
HnpaMst,
Intimiale.
TAkK
MiTICE
Itut
tty
uroVr
uf
IIU
ll
iu
ir.
V.
UrH.
YiHiuir,
(Utrd
Hie
;lr
U
or
Atiill.
A
J
I.
I
KM
spixillitNl
Ail-
ininUtralor
at
lite
Knute
of
llulterl
l'jrkn.
ileccjxtl.
ami
all
tuirlle
havinif
rlalnn
airJln.t
llic
wild
elete
are
Ireieby
required
lu
Tumuli
Mine,
properly
vi-rlfied.
to
me
on
or
before
the
37
111
day
of
Orlober.
A.li.
lBiO.
ami
all
pirtles
tndrbted
to
tlir
e-tite
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
I
lit
I
r
Indi
bleilu-s
lo
me
forthwith.
XOIIMAX
A.
WATT,
orfleial
AduilnUtralor,
.
'
I'rlnce
Hulierl,
II.
i:.
luted
ttw
lith
day
of
ortotier.
A.U.
inn.
LAND
ACT
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lea
Land
III
mure
lioberi
Lani
Rerordlnr
ln.
inrt.
of
lunne
(,
Oiat
Land
District,
anil
uiiaie
un
riHsave
isi&nu.
TAKE
.NOTICE
Inst
1.
B.
Francis,
of
I'onoka,
Alberta,
orcupatlon
Minister,
in-lends
to
apply
for
a
leaae
of
the
following
descrirM-d
und..
Cr.iiinicurinr
at
a
pjM
planted
at
lh
Mortli
West
er.rt
of
l'Mgf
l.lsnd.
near
Cosl
Trlaniniiatlon
Sts.
1
19:
thenre
iround
I
lie
inland
at
hlrh
water
mark
sad
ronlainlnir
100U
jrree.
rnnre
or
less.
josei'H
nnifi.AD
FnAwas,
luse
Jlh.
tit
Appnrant
CANADIAN
SERVICE
.
from
montreal
to
plvmouth-cherbouro-london:
Aiilinila
I
icl.
tr
Annua
nrl.
it
.
TO
LIVERPOOL
AurU
?
Oct.
it
TO
BELFAST
AND
OLASQOW
I.etilU
..
ix-l.
IS
Alheiila
.
urt.
39
FROM
NEW
YORK
TO
QUEENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
Fianroma
..
ix-t.
I
J
Samaria
..
net.
Su
TO
CHERBOURG
AND
SOUTHAMPTON
'Maoreiaiita
.
..
Ort.
VI
.Nov.
Hi,
lie.
1
Aipillaiila
Oil,
57,
.lov
17.
Uee.
g
Heieiia-arin
...
Nov.
3,
Nov.
tl.
Her.
IS
TO
LONDONDERRY
AND
OLASOOW
Trsn)ivanl
.'net.
10
:aleihmia
.
ort,
13
PL
VMOUTH-HAVRE-LONDON
I'jiHiiil.i
..
on
in
lanra.irla
on.
tl
TO
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURQ-HAMBURO
Alulatila
Nov.
II
FROM
BOSTON
TO,
QUEENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
Sanmria
.nrl.
SI,
Nov.
it
'
UhII
.at
I'lyifioutli,
Ka.lliipiiiid
CHRISTMAS
SAILINQS
Plume
or
write
nearesf
Aaent
for
complete
i't
of
Cbrlttina
Salllnr.
1
,
,
Money
orders,
drafts
and
travellers'
etu-nues
at
lowet
rate.
Full
Information
from
loral
Ajent
or
r.oirpny't
riffli-es,
six
luninirs'
st,
W'
Vancouver
B.C.
PDone,
ey,
!.
THB
DAILY
NEWS
The
World
Is
Decaying?
Yes!
Life
and
Special
Message
to
the
This
and
That's
Good
About
Civilization.
But
-
'
A
v
LET'S
HAVE
LESS
MONEY
TALK,
(
'mJ
'
and
more
prartical
regard
for
Ipimau
feeliiig.
Jinl
abuse
eacji
ojher
for
our
owp
benefits,
more!
especially
,-,1)0
will
free
muse,
wno
are
suifclNiig
ami
loreeil
lo
work
for
an
existence,
while
feeling
weak.
Or
why
he
or
she
sliuuld
have
to
endure
offensive
slavery
for
doing
our
benefits
when
they
are
doing
all
thai
natural
human
power
can
io
uii-dertuir
form
of
buine.ss
or
work.
Or
wlfy
anv
innocent
men
or
women
should
be
imprisoned,
for
Vriofe
iy
Ihe
cruel
law
by
others
keeping
silenWor
as
u
rusull
of
malicious
reports.
.
'
i
'
'
'
Lei
I
lie
wJiole
world
be'
iitMde
a
better
place
Und
more
congenial
by
our
having
hwre
piilienre
limhby
giving
honest
advice
to
euch
oilier,
rattier
lhau
lo
dNgrace
and
discourage
so
that
we
njayderive
iiion
bcjiefil;
for
we
are
all
of
the
same
humanity,
everywhere
mid
'tf?
every
counlry.
Wi'
have
all
got
to
live
o
let's
fiiilhfully
and
pe:
e
fully,
by
our
own
produce.
"'ow
it
I
eiui
?ire
more
sati.srjielion
in.
fur
'dealing,
exjKirling.or
imjortiiig
all'
kinds
of
goods,
or
if
I
can
do
belter
artistic
"portrait
work,
ul
reasonable
prices
why
shouldii,
!
get
n
fitfrliare
iji
trade
or
business
but
business
or
no
business,
we
lre,al
all
naturally
and
faithfully:
hoping"
we
have
caused
no
jealousy
and
eruePy
or
selfishne.si
and,
slauilerous
loigiij?
for
not
iiny
more
money
or
benefit.
More
charily,
good!
will
and
liinduess
and
less
dihnuety
in
all
huuiaii
Jives
in
the
wurldjs
Ihe
best
education
for
all.
Alexander
T.
Eckoff,
Commercial
Traveller
and
Gen.
Agent.
ECKOFF
STUDIO
AND
REGENT
HOTEL
Alexander
Ki
koff,
I'roprielor.
P.O.
liox
51M,
Prince
Itupert,
II.
U
Great
Puzzle
of
Human
Life
and
Special
Message
Have
you
an
Idea
what
these
five
pictures
of
one
man
represeni?
Or
do
they
roimure
(o
ativlhiiiir
von
night
for
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
,
Charlotte
IJsnd.
:
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx
returned
oa
yesterday
afternoon,
.(train
from
Winnipeg
where
he
attended
a
general
synod
of
the
Anglican
Church.
Mrs.
Rlx
I
at
present
vlslUni
in
Eastern
Canada
and
Is
not
expected
home
before
ttu
!
.
.
.
.
t
ena
01
me
monin.
Harlan
I.
Smith,
who
has
been
'i.
the
Interior
this
summer
engaged'
1.1
archaeological
work
for
the
federal,
go"
eminent,
will
arrive
from
lUzeltonun
tomorrow
afternoon's
train
and
sail
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver,
tin
Smith
will
accompany
him.
OBJECTION
MADE
TO
EDMONTON
GAMBLING
KeMtlutlon
if
Mlnikterl.il
Ahmm-UIIoii
"
Sent
to
Mayor
IIUli
hfori
A.klng
for
Att
Ion
EDMONTON,
October
8
-Pro
testing
against
the
use
of
candy
wheels
and
other
forma
of
gambling
as
a
means
of
raising
money
at
carnivals,
the
Qn
eral
Ministerial
Association
of
Edmonton,
comprising
the
ministers
of
all
denominations
In
the
city,
have
filed
revolution
with
Mayor
Blatchford
as
police
commissioner,
with
the
request
that
the
matter
be
brought
before
the
council
for
action
and
to
Inform
aldermen
of
the
stand'
taken
by
the
association.
The
official
protest
was
filed
with
Ills
Worship
by
Rev.
J.
F.
Knight,
secretary
of
the
association,
and
la
signed
by
Rev.
A.
C.
Bingham,
as
prealdent.
A
general
meeting
of
,
the
association
on
September
37
paased
the
resolution
Unanimously
alter
considering
the
matter
from
every
angle
for
over
an
hour
and
the
written
memorandum
to
the
mayor
state
that
while
the
association
most
heartily
commends
the
work
undertaken
by
the
seyeral
social
service
clubs
of
the
city.
It
nevertheless
stands
uncompromisingly
opposed
to
the
com.
mon
practice,
.of,
gambling
so
generally
adopted
and
popularized
as
a
means
of
falsing
mon?y
for,
social
service
work,
,
i
The
Swedish
Ministry
of
Public
Education
haa
made
swimming
an
obligatory
course
In
the
curriculum
of
tall
school.
Any
student
flunking
iu
swimming
will
be
debarred
from
other
examinations.
Kemal
Pahayhae
'ordered
the
leading
hodjaa
of
Angora
to'
translate
the
Moslem
holy
book
into
Turkish
from
I
to
present
mixture
of
Persian
and
Arabic,
understood
only1
by
the
educated
Turk,
TOO
LATK
TO
CLASSIFY
LOST
LADY'S
GOLD
WRIST
WATCH
on
Third
Avenue.
Finder
please
return
to
j
Dally,
.News
-
pfflce.
239
FOR
BALE,
VICTROLA,
CHEAP.
Thon-
Blue
47JT.
238
Aro
some
people-
nut
lacking
iu
ordinary
human
fecliug.
Vest
llijt
wliy?
v
:
1;
7D
iu
prizes
Tor
(he
best
?t
prize,
j35;
3ud,
.3t);
:inJ,
Mrs.
Bleecker
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
who
has
been
vUiUug
here
aru)
Terrace
for
the
past
Jew
weeks
return
to
the
Island
on
the
Prince
Charm
tonight
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Tenders
for
Soft
Wood
Ties
In
British
Columbia
SK.U
Hl
TKMlHH
lclrrOTt
In
llw
Uii
dirmiiwl
and
nxlortid
leiKlef
for
soft
wuou
lie
will
lie
mrlird
aL
tlie
of.le
of
I
lie
General
Tie
sihI
TUuber
Asenl.
llmHii
aur.
lana.llau
.Natloiul
f.lprr..
Iliill.liiif.
MrlJill
street,
Motiltesl,
until
taelte
ih4i.
Turndav.
Orlotier
Itllli.
If6.
fiir
Itsllvat
to
be
tiiaiiuraclured
fJm
U'liiala
nr.
ist
apliie,.
iH
inhnk
slid
rnlar
IliulM-r
rut
urleen
Ortnlier
lt.
It.
ami
tl
l.t,
It7.
and
drturn-d
between
January
lL
IVKJ.
ami
July
M,
If7.
t'.o.lt.
rata,
lauadian
National
Hallway.,
m
at
rdaiu-e
lih
speririratHHi
S
1
W
I.
re
led
July
It
III,
l.
for
S-fl
Wn1
Tir.
Tie
of
earli
rrado
to
be
toailed
eparalely.
lender
form
ran
lie
MiIiIimhI
tl
tin-nrflre
of
Hie
Tie
Aaeui
at
Wiuniix
.
fur
riia.iiir
Aicnt
si
Vsnuouver.
or
lienersl
lie
and
Tluilier
Arm.
Montreal;
Tender
will
not
be
run.lilrrrd
Ulilr-iiiade
mil
on
form
supplied
by
the
Hail
.ay
OtuitMiiy.
tlir
I'lwe.t
or
auy
Irnrier
m,
n-rrsr
liy
arrei'ted.
,
5;
i'.
lael.Allf:.X,
iem
ril'Tle
au4
TiniUer
Agi-nl.
Monlreal.
yui-..
seplniitier
lli.
lrC.
AUCTION
8ALE
llialrurlrd
In
Die
CVNUili.N
S
ATlll.NAI.
IIAII.WAiS.
I
will
ell.
Ml1
frelatil
sml
rsr
rental
dur,
liy
Public
Aurlon,
lu
Hallwav
VariN,
Crlnie
lieorse,
at
ii.in.
Irlday,
OrlolM-r
ih,
l:-
I
Strain
Trartor
Kntilie,
KlU-liauni
Wlieela,
I
Hoi
Holla,
f
Tarlve-lMiltoin
I'loiirll
Ot.fl.l,
rlht
ii.f,UO
lb.,
coiultlird
lo
John
'
Nehrlns.
Term
strletly
Cah.
or
uiaiknl
rlii-iiue.
sreepted,
,
Bunjet'i
to
reerte
phi.
ii.
(i.
ii
An
phi.
,
Auctioneer.
II.
W.
Ilaiiiilnirlon,
A.l.
i.oiiii-I,
Wenlern
Hrgloii,
.
Vauroiner,
B.C.
Sipteiiiler
ft,
mi,
LAND
ACT.
Notice
-of
Intention
to
Ap'ly
't
La
Lend
In
Atlkinc
lilrision.
vS.iia
.
Land
He-
,
..,,.
v.
pi.iinm
ai
Orsnd
liaplrii,
on
the
K'.ikine
li,ver
snd
la
the
weet
of
surveyed
l
ot
oo.
470.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.If
f,t-rii
1
1
1
a
a
tnmt.
tioMi.1.
I.
tt-li--r
rclll
Olinp-
on,
or
Ti-i'er.i.h
creek,
H.
nertipsiion,
Itsnrher.
inlemta
to
sptily
ror
a
Ira.e
of
the
rolloalna
rtewrrilied
land:
-
Crmmnrink-
at
a
Kmt
planted
on
the
VnrlhwrM
enrner
or
jn
4J0,
thenre
South
10
rhalna;
thenre
Weil
10
rhslrnt
thenre
.North
Hi
rhaln;
ihenre
rut
10
rnin,
and
contalnlnr
Forty
arree.
more
or
leu
WALTKIt
SCOTT
JUMPHON,
Appilrant.
M
I
LK
From
Bulklay
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIP.
PINO
CREAM
Wo
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
Ifio
for
Half
Pint,
Quality
and
Scrylce
Special
lea.
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phona
657
WE
ARE
OFFERING
A
MODEL
MODERN
A
GRADUATE
EXPERIENCED
OPTICAL
PARLOR
REGISTERED
OPTOMETRIST
TO
SERVE
YOUR
EYE
NECESSITIES
It
is
IImi
grout
tliffrronro
iu
tlin
ri'HilU
olilaiucil
from
correct
niclluuls
of
examination
for
duffels;
the
curci
t
allenliuu
to
filling
the
jirm-ripl
ion
anil
lliu
(It'tails
so
lie
c
snry
iu
correct
frame
filling
lluil
cuiis.es
our
palieut-t
iliscriiuinnfe
iu
fuvor
of
glasses
filled
in
our
Oclirul
lm
;.,
We
use
modern
iiioIIumN.
Wo
try
lu
give
courteous
-e,
vice,
'null's
why
you
will
feel
ui
inurli
nl
fuse
whe
.
you
are
deciding
on
u
frainc
dial
will
exurtly
suit
parlii'iilar
liking.
REMEMBER
No
caso
presents
perploxltles
to
one
qualified
in
the
Science
of
Rofractlon.
Consul!
our
Optometrist
us
juii
would
u
friend.
The
a)
vice
will
he
just
us
rcliaMc
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
BaBaBBBSBBBalB
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TON
GHT
0LY
at
7
and
9
NORMA
TALMADGE
"KIKF
Norma
Tulriliidge
u
KKi
nr.
Imi
or
(he
gnllcr.
h.x
tlen.
gamin,
swept
up
lo
hung
like
.1
ji-wel
round
llu-
tin-.,
of
Paris,
inilri'.
of
lp.iuif.
The
man
wa?.
irag).
i'.i.,,.
lo
fall
iu
love
with
her.
mil
on
Ihe
marie!
revur
in
I'm
and
t
raiiy
enough
not
lo
he
angry
when
Kiki
ruoieil
11.
,
show.
She
winked
her
way.
Istughed
her
way,
igln
hr
xmy,
fried
her
way,
and
if
Kiki
heart
wa
hemy
when
Hi
huwled
her
off
the
sloge,
tt
swelled
unlil
he
lliotighi
wouhl
hurst
Tor
the
sheer
Joy
of
knowing,
thai
he
dull
laugh,
that
he
felt
sorry
for
her.
I'relly
girl
and
uiugn.
cent
sellings.
Slrtui"g
ral:
Norma
Talmdge,
Ronald
Colman,
Marc
MacDermott,
George
K.
Arthur,
William
Orlamond,
Erwln
Connelly,
Mack
Swain,
Gertrude
Aslor,
and
many
others.
COMEDY
"A
PATHE
REVIEW
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
9,
1928.
In
TOLABLE
ROMEO."
50o
and
25c
1
'
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Bollernakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
ai;
kinds
ol
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
IS
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROpES,
TWINES,
FI8H
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
8econd
Avenue
and
McBrlde
8L