t
4
VAOE
TWO
toba;
where
they
are
most
numerous,
met
ance
of
a
portfolio.
Certain
stipulation,
were
made,
the
exact
nature
of
whrti.
has
not
been
divulged.
Hut
whatever
they
were,
Mr.
King
must
have
agreed
to
isinii
With
a
dependable
though
small
ma
kirltr
at
their
heir.
.ir.h.
.......
parlUunentary:
elements.
It
is
open
to
the
premier
and
his
cabinet,
colleagues
l
..r
u,r
,
,Mi
siauie
ana
emclent
government
that
It
requires.
They
wlll
be
under
no
necessity;,
for
the
sake
of
conciliating
those
not
represented
In
tbe'mlnLstrhr
adopting
poHcle.agaliiM
which
their
own;
judgment
prononnees
or
of
sacrfticlng
others
Wliat
ihey
arenihius'
tu
pul'MnrVrfceL
''
'WrtTi
i
lrr
mandate
to
govern,
their
rrsiioiiklblllty
Is
complete.
Canada
J
at
a
stage
when
courage
and
farsightedness
on
the
part
of
the
men
In
control
at
Ottawa
will
count
for
a
great
deal
In
enhancing
it.
progress.
Much
reasonable
doubt
etlst.
as
to
whether
In
some
res,ct.
,ne
nrw
ROVtrn.
ment
will
measure
up
to
Its
opportunities.
Hut
that
its
record
will
sooo
put
an
end
to
this
must
be
the
hope
of
the
mass
of
Canadians,
io
whom
the
In.
terests
of
the
Dominion
are
of
.
vast
ly
more'
concern
than
those
of
any
party.
a
1
IN
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meat
of
the
wheat
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WHEAT
TOISCUIT
is
Shredded
Whrat
in
wafer
form-delicious
with
butter,
cheese
or
marmalades
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BIO
MEKUL'KS
AUE
I'ASSHION'
OF
DAY.
'
IHg.iiierr.ers
are
the
fashion
of
the
day.
An
attempt
is
being,
made
to
control
the
wheat
market
of
the
world
through
the
pools.
Kurope
has
arranged
a
merger
of
a
great
many
of
the
steel
plants
with
the
object
of
controlling
the.
output
and
thus
hiMirlng
a
steady
market.
Everywhere
Mils
merging
of
Interests
U
going
ion
and
seems
likely
to
continue.
I'eople
are
learning
to
baudle
bigger
business
every
day
and
It
seems
as
if
eventually
there
will
be
I
It
tie
room
for
the
small
oerator
lu
any
line.
On
a
previous
occasion
we.
ventured
the
opinion
that
If
Socialism
ever
becomes
practical
It
will
he
through
the
merging
of
interests
and
the
training
of
men
to
handle
them.
The
elimination
of
competition
ts
the
first
step
In
that
direction
but
there
are
many
daners
by
the
way
and
it
is
doubtful
If
there
Is
miv
nnttmi
mi
.(,1.
I.,
a......,,-
.
.
...
,,-
luinuic
iiaiiuiiiu
Durness
with
contluued
success.
'
"
'
.......
JPOIYEK
,
Of
,eSV)
1'
It
A.N
CE
GltLAT
IN
WOMEN'.''
Alls
Mary
Warbitrton,
an
English
nurse,
was
lost
In
the
Hope
Mountains
....
.
at
.
.
....
1
uu't
'
"
"i
'ouna
nils
f
alive
and
able,
to
tell
her
t-y.
Snow-fell
while.
Hie
was
out
and
she
hml
practically
no
food.
The
nights
were
cold
and
the
sun
blazed
down
on
her
during
the
day.
Mosk
men
would
have
ue-
tu
m
Lieu
nut
.Vllss
Vtarliurtnn
ilnnr
nr.
.....
i.
""""n.
weeks
ago.
yet
she
did
not
die.
Mir
was
given
up
us
dead
Lin-
fah
KM
KM
MM
IfMliMlfM
MMrifurwunsTii
i.
mi
m
U
1
1
1
pjl
AGE
AND
AN
OAK
CASK
ARE
VITAL
TO
THE
PRODUCTION
OF
A
FINE
WHISKY
rmiertai
IS
MATURED
IN
OAK
CASKS.
ITS
AQE
IS
GUARANTEED
BY
A
GOVERNMENT
STAMP
igan.iHmii.afajsiM.istM
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
hv
the
Government
of
U&a
BdtUli
Golamhia,
wit
the
fifE
MAMDf
OF
FASHION
WHERE
STYLES
ARE
BORN
LONDON,
October
2.--Change
re
taking
place
continually
la
the
world!
of
fashion.
Pall
styles
are
now
In
evidence
and
there
is
a
decided
tendency
to
revert
to
the
types
of
a
few
years
ago.
Among
the
fall
novelties
are:
!
Reversible
ccat
that
are
black
on
one
side
for:
Hay
wear
and
colored
on
the
other
for
evenings.
Dainty
"teddies"
of
gold
thread
to
he
worn
undcrjgold
frocks.
(Teddies
are
kn$wn
to
the
English
Miss
as
"camlbockers").
Tea
frocks
with
detachable
capes.
dress.
Nlghtcases
with
two
pockets,
one
for
pyjamas
and
th
other
for
a
.night-
fluff
fans
made
from
a
cock
feather
dipped
In
red
for
the
top
while
the
bot
tom
is
made
from
the
leg
Huff
of
the
bird;
they
are
hand
sewn
and
dipped
In
gold.
m
mien
(sulk
jcmcek
The
newest
golfing,
suits
have
In
ad
dition
to
the
woollen
Jumper
and
skirt,
a
rubber
Jumper
which
has
been
pre
pared
for
play
in
wet
weather.
title
position,
has
been
promoted
to
the
highest
point
fashion
can
attain.
It
Is
an
amusing
and
striking
feature
tf
the
new
turban
bats
and
Is
made
from
the
satUi-faced.
duvetyn
turban
Is
drawn
tightly
around
the
head
to
a
point
on
the
crown
where
It
Is
surmounted
by
the
"buttonhole"
flower.
The
top
knot
Is
usually
In
a
contrasting
shade
and
Is
repeated
In
the
shoulder
flower.
CUIXOLINEH
STYLISH
AGAIN
English
evening
frocks,
are
being
lined
with
stiff
muslin,
giving
them
a
decidedly
crinoline
eifect.
Bl'TTONED
DItKSsr.
A
HE
HACK
The
growing
revolt
of
English
women
against
frccka
without
fastenings
haa
brought
the
"button-down-the-back"
dress
to
the
fore
again.
A
number
of
the
new
autumn
models
display
buttons
and
buttonholes.
The
designers
have
been
kind
to
downtrodden
husbands.
however,
and
liave
cunningly
arranged
to
give
the
nodern
woman
the
benefit
of
fastenings
without
the
Inconvenience
of
the
old
style.
"
GIKItLES
(IF
GLASS
Girdles
of
blown
glass
are
the
latest
In
the
London
woman's
fashionable
au'
tumn
wear.
These
glrdks
are
made
In
lengths
ot
two
or
three
feet
and
are
of
the
most
exquisite
coloring.
They
have
hundreds
of
minute
strands
the
thlck-
r.ess
of
ordinary
silk
embroidery
cot
ton
and
have
a
slmlllar
lustre.
WOMEN'S
TOP
HATS
Silk
top
hats
are
now
belne
worn
bv
OPPOSITION
PAPEK
ON
.he
fashionable
Londcn
women.
Thus
POLITICAL
SITUATION.
neadgear
of
the
Victorian
dandy
Tll.
1
lie
,.
Lllllllllltnil
.
Joiipn.il
,
,
.
n.n
...
.
I.
ueeu
corrowea
oy
nu
gnuid-daugh-
9
-
.
.
n-iiuru
1
1
1
n
i.
nuiiiifiririi
in
nn..ri
arii.
n.ti
t
ch.
v
.
i
.
.
-
-
-
.
.
,
u
.
.
,
,
r-'
j
i
.
.
WMC
im.
uuj;ivvcu
uu
lit
uuwevex
"
."
rin-uon
nas
mis
io
say
of
the
present
situation:
with
a
colored
ribbon
with
a
buckle
In
aner
ueing
put
out
of
office
for
less
than
three
month..
ir...i,..,,i.
front
Is
once
more
Installed
as
prime
minister
of
Canada.
It.
i..rn.
......
........
conditions
that
are
very
different
from
those
that
prevailed
during
his
previous
SEtJIINS
PKKI.OMINATK
tenure.
Ist
year
He
appealed
for
a
majority
on
which
he
could
rely
and
found
Enrtlsh
'aoetJ'
IJT
SrO?
?
rr,;,e:,r
't
,ak,n;
,a
a
mui"
m
"JtL
ff'ssz
Hut
br
the
election
of
two
weeks
ago
his
desire
Has
bee,,
realized.
covered
with
glittering
sliver
disc,.
Any
doubt
which
may
have
existed
over
the
attitude
towards
his
admlnls.
Evening
doaka
of
the
new
wine-colored
t
rat
Ion,
of
the
Llberal-Progrrsslves
has
been
dispelled
by
Mr.
forkt's
entrance
!
Tflvet
are
ornamented
with
designs
of
Into
the
cabinet
as
their
representative.
The
members
of
that
rrouDlfrom
M
ini.
iwulns
finished
with
diamente
centres
ft
last
last
wrek
week
and
and
annroveii
approved
of
of
hi.
his
aceut
,..,..
!
,HI8e
"
tne
Koh-l-noor
diamond
in
size
and
brilliancy.
Few
dresses,
in
(ElcMAN'8
hf'AX
8HOEH
Artistic
and
attractive
footeear
wiu
form
a
more
Important
part
of
the
German
society
lady
peronal
adornment
thi
winter
than
ever
before,
according
to
;nion
expert.
.
In
pre-war
dav
and
during
the
Inflation
period
Qerman
shoes
were
notorious
for
their
clumsl-
ness.
'
Snakeskln
and
lizard
skin
shoes
will
be
in
vogue,
as
will
also
chevreau
and
silk
shoes
with
Insects
pf
peplta
leather.
For
evening
wear,
the
fashionable
ladv
'
will
don
shoes
of
brocade
adorned
with
hand
embroidery
In
vsrloua
colors
and
with
luxurious
buckle
la
the
form
of
rosettes
or
butterflies.
THE
HAN
IN
THE
MOON
The
first
game
In
the
world
scries
wa
played
today,
I
wonder
they
never
asked
me
to
play.
Prince
Rupeert
had
a
record
month
for
sunshine
In
September
and
a
sun.
Ill
"
-
fish
was
caught
at
Skldegate
Inlet.
It
could
only'
catch
our
sunshine
and
keep
it
wha.tr
4
happy
people
we
should
Now
thatx
Mussolini
and
Chamberlain
have
got
together.
I
suppose
the
British
Government
will
be
trying
some
fas-clstl
stunts.
If
Almee
was
looking
for
publicity.
it
Seems
tii(rYrt
h.
kftalnf
K-
...
H
S.VAKi;
UKACTXKTS
;Sne
j,
the
tnt
advertiser
i
know
oot.
Curving
snake
bracelets
that
can
be
ih.
t
t..
..
.k.
worn
around
the
neck,
on
the
arm
above
the
same
price.
the
elbow
or
clrellnir
the
anklet
are
a
i
noveltv
which
has
lust
reached
London,
i
rr,A
i-
'
'
i
...
.
i?
"
.
wis
iuv
v..
an
evil
itupies,
amethysts,
sapphires,
or
emerald
for,
the
miners
have
to
.dig
deep
enough
!
gleam
on
Eve's
head.
Oold
horseshoe
Uo
net
it.
'
.
v
J
....
i
-
.
i
i
Bracelets
also
are
being
worn,
studded
with
silver
nails.
T0J
KJiOTH
1'OR
HATS.
The
so-called
"buttonhole"
nower.
now
beins
worn
even-where
but
in
the
"Rotten"
Is
a
common
expression
used
In
politic
to,
indicate
disapproval
of
the
other
party's
actions.
If
every
man
has
his
Drice
It
must
be
remembered
that
eVery
woman
ha
i.vr
ugurr.
.,;
After
going
,to
some
of
the
dances
L
same
fabric
as
the
hat
It
trims.
The
t0n
c"7
to
understand
why
the
Dutch
wear,
wooden
shoes.
Some
are
bom
lucky,
other
would
have
been
ljfcky.
not
to
have
been
born
A
hick
town
Is
a
place
where
a
woman
prides
herself
on
the
number
of
operations.
BATTALION
ORDERS
Parade
Battalion
parade
Monday
evening
at
8
pxa.
All
officers.
Nr.O.'
and
men
are
requested
to
attend
the
first
parade
of
the
season.
Recruit
attested
Monday
evening
at
7.45
pjn.
Signal
Section
parade
for
Instruction
in
the
Armoury,
Tuesday
evening
at
8
pjn.
Musket
rr
-
UrNirhnii
rwv
open
each
Sunday.
October
3.
10
and
17
lor
range
practice.
Boat
leaves
Cow
Bay
at
920
ajn.
Orderly
Officer
for
the
-week
ending
Saturday.
October
9.
Lieut.
11.
Floyd.
Orderly
Sergeant,
Sen.
A.
Murray.
S
D.
JOHNSTON.
Major
and
Adjutant.
Attd-
1st
Bn.
N.B.C.
Regt.
HIGHER
PRICES
FOR
MUSKRAT
SKINS
AT
deed,
are
seen
without
being
finished
bold
pola
which
nlh
averaged
"'SW1
ten
per
Pr
cent
higher
higher
somewhere
with
crystal
and
pearls,
sll-
)
tnn
.K.
the
Prin
....
aIe
ot
the
New
ver
or
gold.
.
cuiuBny.
ucst
normern
CALf
HKIS
IIAU.H
MIOWN
Women'
handbags,
made
from
the
cklns
of
still-born
calves,
were
a
novelty
shown
at
the
annual
Holland
Park
Fashion
ExhlbUion
for
the
London
trade.
Exquisitely
soft
in
colorings
and
beautifully
appointed,
the
bags
are
expected
to
be
in
great
demand
this
winter
to
match
fur
coats.
MANMMH
FASHIONS
One
English
dress
designer
has
evolved
an
evening
dress
for
women
only
slightly
less
mannish
that
man's
own
formal
attire,
while
at
the
other
side
of
the
argument
there
Is
a
notlcable
I
increase
In
favor
for
the
picture
frock,
ECONOMY
Champion
rontributcsgxeatly
to
the
economical
maintenance
of
Ford
car
because
they
coit
less
and
repder
better
service.
Replaced
once
a
vcar
they
keep
the
Fordcnglncatperformanccpealc,
and
actually
save
in
gas
and
oil
used.
Chanplon
has
been
stand,
ard
Ford
equipment
for
1
5
year.
Champion
Dependable
for
Every
Engine
A
Canadlan-tnade
Product
Windsor,
Ont.
CKamhion
X
exclusively
for
rows
parked
In
the
Red
Box
440
80'
I
By
Lleut.-Colonel
J.
W
Nlchrtlla.
Officer
Commanding.
1st
Bsttallon
North
British
Columbia
Heglment.
102nd
Bn.
C.E.F.
1
Thi
labtl
it
rtd
and
whitt.
reached
13
60
each
for
prim
New
Eng-land
skins.
Best
black
"rat"
brought
83.26
each.
tu.
..M
m
t
.a
.
llTtlf
IfT1J
t
V
t
nrv
t
r
.them
Quebec.
Ontario
and
Yukon
6W
H
Old
welL
lEw
VPW
vnav
YORK.
Oct.
n
3.
A
.
new
j-ecord
.
nrio.
e,
.v...
nonnern
wuebec
white
foi
,1;;;
th."7prnTn;
or
z
,j,o
2J
each,
which
was
about'
MWaore
'
"T,
"
than
the
same
skin,
would
have
brougn
,
X?
wthMl'ra
F
'
Un
C'nU-
a
few
year.
ago.
The
good
demand
for
I
them
and
the
.mall
UtTS.d
:
unhanged
at
UJ0
for
f
I
bt'
"
w"
marmot
with
J15
and
were
hew
re.nnn.ihi.
1
h
k
L.
I
I
1
th
prtC
3
Sale,
for
the
day
J
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muskrat
advanced
ten
per
cent
and
AUCTION
SALE
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by
the
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will
sell,
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frrlntil
and
rr
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in
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strlcllv
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or
nurli
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to
reserve
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Western
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to
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rruiilfisr
coin-psiiy
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the
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day
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Agent.
TqUSu$
A
Treat
is
in
Store
for
You
IF
you
are
a
constant
user
of
Carnation
Milk,
you
already
KNOW.
But
If
you
are
not,
then
we
say,
sincerely
and
confidently,
that
a
treat
is
in
store
for
you.
For
you
will
get
wonderful
results
In
cooking
with
Carnation
Milk.
For
baking,
for
sauces
and
gravies,
for
puddings
and
frozen
desserts,
Carnation
is
unsurpassed.
It
is
fine
in
coffee,
too:
and
with
fruits
and
cereals.
Then,
especially,
will
you
appreciate
Carnation
s
creamy-delicate
taste
and
color
and
its
economy
cuts
cream
bills
in
three.
Treat
yourself
to
the
goodness
which
has
made
Carnation
the
world's
leading
brand
of
evaporated
milk.
Your
grocer
sells
Carnation.
Be
sure
to
ask
for
it
BREAD-PUDDING
2
cups
Carna-tion
Milk
diluted
with
2
cups
hot
water,
Va
cup
sugar;
1
tsp.
vanilla
or
Vt
tP
Etned
nutmeg,
cup
melted
butter,
2
cups
stale
bread
crumbs,
2
egB.
',4
tsp.
salt.
Prepare
crumbs
by
grating
on
a
coarse
grater
Soak
the
bread
crumbs
in
the
hot
diluted
milk.
Beat
eggs
slightly,
add
the
$ugar
salt,
and
vanilla
to
the
soaked
crumbs;
stir
until
well
blended.
Pour
Into
an
oiled
pudding
dish,
set
in
c
pan
of
water
and
bake
In
an
oven
of
300'
F.
About
one
hour
is
required
for
baking.
This
serves
eight.
S'ciul
for
frvr
copy
of
Mry
Make'
Oiok
Hook.
Ail'lres
itarnnlioii,
hVL
l'rlooi-Co.
Lid..
131
AbbU
SI.
VHrwiMiver,
ll.:
Carnation
Milk
'From
Contented
Cows'
Produced
in
Canada
These
Chilly
Nights
Heqiiire
ht-at
hi
lhe
ioii.p.
'
hnvc
jiml
received
our
Fall
shipment
of
Gurney
Oxford
Heaters
For
prtiiioiny
nini
officicti'
iho'
auiiot
ht
pxcellfd
Call
nini
iiis.frl
our
i
k.
V
nlo
rnrry
it
rtnnpltMe
line
oi
Condor
Electrlo
Lamps
In
all
sizes
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
Steamship
and
Train
-aig'sM5Bgsse3mii..aiui.Lsi.i
..'use
e
"
Service
Saiinm
rrorti
prince
bupirt
for
Vancouver,
victoria,
Seattle,
each
THURSDAY
and
SUNDAY,
11.00
p.m.
for
AN
VOX
WEDNESDAY
1000
p.m.
For
STEWART
SATURDAY
190O
p.m.
s.e.
prince
john
for
Vancouver
u
qucen
charlotte
islands
fsrtnlghtly,
PASIENOER
trains
leave
prince
RUPERT
dally
eirrpt
Sunday
t
11.30
M.
for
PRINCE
OIORQE,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
III
polhtl
fallen)
r.anail.
Lulled
Stair.
Afancy
sll
Oen
Sttamahlp
Llnta.
Use
Canadian
National
EtprrM
for
Money
orden,
Foretm
Chequ
ele.
also
for
your
neii
shipment.
Olty
Ticket
Offlt.
S2S
Third
At.,
Peine
Rupsrl.
Phon
t0.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
siiiinn
from
Prmce
Ruptrt.
f
VAN0OUVER.
VIOTORIA,
Iswlon
Rar,
pn
Al.rt
,,
Tuas.
p
a
r
VANCOUVER,
VIOTORIA,
Atari
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pnd
n.,n
Salved...
tO
A
Per
PORT
SIMPSON
sad
Nsss
Rlr
Csnnsrlts,
Thuradsy
pm
foe
JPORT
SIMPSON.
ANYOX.
ALIOS
ARM.
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
em
"
Atanv.
R.
M.
SMITH,
Ag.nt
prlnc.
Rupert,
.
0.
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
p.
p.
Box
247
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Fine
JiupurUid
Serge
and
Scoldi
tirTv
A
A
Tweed
Bulls
niade
In
tjrdev'iii
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UU
shoj)
in
Princo
Hnpert
ns
low
ns
tJtl
v
I.
ANQER,
Cutter
223
Sixth
Street
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.