orjdsr
November
25,
192C
from
the
most
delicious
of
hot
breakfasts
For
energy
that
"stands
by",
start
the
day
with
Quaker
Oats.
Authorities
agree
that
oats
is
the
great-
j
est
food
that
grows
contains
more
"
4
protein
than
any
other
cereal;
is
rich
in
carbohydrates
and
well
supplied
with
minerals
and
health-promoting
vita-mines.
"Quaker
Oats
and
Milk
for
Breakfast"
has
become
the
habit
of
millions
of
people
in
all
parts
of
the
world.
Their
sparkling
eyes
and
ruddy
cheeks
arc
its
best
endorsement.
Regular
Quaker
Oats,
and
Quick
Quaker
the
only
quick-cooking
oats
with
the
rare
Quaker
flavour.
Grocers
have
both
kinds.
In
sealed
cartons
only.
Quaker
Oats
T.
'A
iiu
f".
r
(.
ll.l
I'Mlffl
you
have
always
known
Quick
Quaker
coo
A
3
in
3
to
5
minutes
B3S
YARDLEY'S
Toiletries
t.
icnowued
(or
more,
than
lo
year.
Since
1770
tkhf
Iwd
unurpafted
fur
their
charm
and
quality,
v.
.
hav
variety
of
VardleyV
Lavender
Seta
on
dia-.
m
h
would
make
ideal
Chrintmao
Gift
for
either
men
or
.
ToiM
Water.
Face
Powder
and
Soap
S.00
l
-il'ft.
Kate
Powder
and
Soap
J1.0II
':r.
Talcum.
Soap.
Fare
Powder
and
Sachet
Si'.lJW,
&
$10.00
Ita
and
Soap
'.
Sl-'O
"
Shavinj;
Soap
and
Shavin
Lotion
H-
00,
$2JM
&
a
Bowla.
wr.h
lid
.00
'
'igliKh
Lavender
Water
7.V,
.Sl.tM.
$.7B,
S--".
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o
tir
-Uatb
rrta!
J?
!-
l-"0
'
"
-eed
Ijtrender
blonsoma.
6
for
81.JM
dei
Face
Powder
hnd
Compact
2JI.OO
&.
J?
I
."
endrr
Sarhet
in
Silk
Envelope
W
-a-.-
oinf
wonderful
French
Doll
Powder
Puff
and
Powder
Boxes
from
"P
Ormes
Ltd.
"r
P:r'iirer
Druggist
3rd
Avenue
and
Clh
Strert
The
Ilexall
Store
Phones
82
and
200
uIhi
i-iftiona
taken
f-
r
any
Magazine
at
lowest
rate.
Canadian
National
clic
Largefl
Railway
Sylcm
in
America
Steamship
and
Train
Service
I'liisn:
ttri'i.Kr
in
iee
pkim'f.
turner
fur
vancoivlu.
vie-
1tA,
M:TTI.i;.
nU
uitermedUile
itnl-
eiieh
I'KIU.W
at
a.m.
'KIM
I!
III
H:UT
fur
sTIWAUT
ami
AWOV
WEIIM'.MlAY.
10
.m.
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vANcorvnt
t
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niAiii.orn:
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I.ANIi.
dirlnUliilv.
h
hOMMY?
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JiVa.UI'liiaV
at
II.
am.
for
lltlNC
I.
AIIIINCV
A
U,
Ot'K.lX
sTfciMsJIIF
LINKS.
,,
l
r
xii
idluu
National
Krt
for
Money
Older,
foreign
Cheques,
Imi
fur
jour
next
liliieiit.
'"v
tuki:t
onin:.
sin
tiiiiu
ve.
i-hinci:
iui-kkt.
ruone
no
Mops
and
Polishes
I'y
Mops,
themi.allv
treand
In
u-ll.-H
the
dust,
makes
""'"Mug
cuRir.
and
does'
not
inmr.
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Complete
with
01
'ni'h
handle.
e;u-h
wnd
2'00
KASY
VACUUM
KLKCTKIC
V
ASllIMi
MACHINES
Mail
Order
carefully
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Kupcrl.
1I.C
BAPTIST
LADIES
ANNUAL
BAZAAR
AIKAIK
IH
TAKING
I'LAC'K
TIIIH
Af-
1I
KNOON
IX
I'AKI.OKH
OK
(HI
Ittll
The,
annual
,biukr
of
tie
Xadka
Aid
of
the'
rut.baptlt
Church
w
penfd
In
the
church
parlora
at
three
o'clock
thl
aflcroooa
by
Mr.
C.
X.
Cullln,
prwrioe
xit?vt
the
Aid.
With
many
en-thulatle
worker
bavtnj
prepared
the
pretuuea
with
a
wide
aaortment
of
oaeful
and
ornamental
article
and
arrangtmtnt
for
other
attractlona
har-Inj
been
maae,
the
affair'
glvea
promise
lot
being
very
aucceiwful.
In
charge
of
jVertoui
departmenti
are
the
followinj
ranty
work-Ura.
A.
Jvaraon,
Mrs.
J.
Campbell
and
Mra.
A.
'l.
Halnea.
Home
cooking
Mri.
J.
D.
Tburber
asd
Mra.
VI.
B.
Hammond.
Befreahmenta
Mra.
Bert
Morgan,
Mra.
Prank
Morrl.
Oandy
Mr.
V.
Houaton
and
Mr.
George
Johtutoixe.
Baud
tub
Mr.
Anderaon.
PJato
wlng-Mra.
P.
H.
Unzey
and
Mr.
Sid
Hambtln.
Cashier
Mr.
Leman
and
Mra.
Jamei
Hampton.
,
The
affair
will
cloae
at
alz
o'clock.
IT
ALL
KI.I-tNKtlt.
A
teacher
was
giving
to
hi
young
pupil
a
aerie
of
mental
sum,
and
pre-aeetly
asked
an
Intelligent
little
Scot.
-How
many
marbles
would
you
get
ft
I
gave
twenty
to
be
divided
between
you
and
Johnny
MXJregorT"
After
a
moment's
hesitation
the
youngster
answered.
"I
canna
tell.
air.
"Howa
thatr'
asked
the
teacher.
I
-Weei.
air."
said
he.
-ye
se.
tt'a
a'
(arcordiu.
If
ye
gle'em
when
we're
j
both
here,
we'd
hae
ten
each:
but
If
j
ye
fie
'em
tae
Johnny
when
I
wasua
:
present.
I'd
on"y
get
aboot
five;
wblte
;
If
ye
gle
'em
we
me
tae
share
oot
when
Johnny-
watna
here.
I
dtana
ken
wbet&er
hetl
bae
ony
at
al"
Liverpool
Post.
i-i:;kv
fi-xtiu.
chaxcek
Peter
O'Neill,
the
American
actress
who
came
to
fame
In
London
In
"Paddy,
'.he
Next
Best
Thing."
ha
ended
her
run
of
over
a
year
In
"Mercenary
Mary"
and
deserted
musical
comedy
lor
:.'te
leading
role
in
a
comedy
by
Cap-uiu
8tayton.
Love's
a
Terrible
Thing.'
THROUGH
SLEEPING
CARS
TO
SHIP'S
SIDE
The
Oanadtaa
National
Railways
have
nude
anwugemenl
to
operate
tourls-
aad
standard
sleeping
cars
through
!
front
the
Pacific
Ooost
tifHhe
snip,
'aide
at
Montreal
and
Halifax
In
coc
jneetton
with
Old
Country
sailings
during
November
and
December.
'
For
full
Information
regarding
rate
reservations,
passport,
etc..
call
at
City
Ticket
Office.
Canadian
NaUooaJ
'
Railway.
S28
Third
Avenue.
Pbone
200,
j
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I
Baptist
Ladles'
Aid
Bazaar.
Novero-!ir
25.
Lutheran
Women'
Aid
Bale
of
Work
December
1.
United
Church
Buzaar.
December
2
Adair
Cars
I.OD
E.
Bridge.
Dec.
3.
Native
Son
of
Canada
first
Annual
full.
Moose
Hall.
December
10.
TOO
LATH
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE
DOUBLE
BARRELLED
shotgun.
Neumsn
choke
bore.
Damascus
barrels.
$30.00.
Phone
Blue
469.
P.O.
Box
109.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
BUTCHER
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY.
Apply
Mussallecn'a
Orocery.
Phone
18.
Ettnblixhed
1923.
PLATES
AND
HKIWJES
yd
Ell
No
gold
need
show
in
modern
brldgewerk.
We
special
ice
In
this
branch
of
dentistry.
DENTIST
Kxchnnce
Block.
Phone
109
TLMIIEK
SALE
X8501
Sealed
Tender
wilt
be
received
by
the
j
District
Forester,
n'.t
later
than
nrjou
on
i
me
urn
any
oj
uescmoer,
man,
jcr
me
Ipuri-huse
of
Licence
X05O1.
covering
five
!
areas
Ui
Canoe
Pass.
Range
2.
Coast
District,
to
cut
BBO.OOO
feet
board
meas-'
ure
of
spruce,
hemlock,
balsam
and
cedar
i
sa
whips
!
Two
(2)
years
will
be
allowed
for
re-
,
nunai
oi
timber.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Local
and
Personal
Arthur'
Tail.
Phone
078.
BC.
Undertaker.
vPhtme
41.
Coal
-the
beC
Coal.
rt
Phone
-19.
P.
R.
293
'
TliT.lTi'.O..rriifmleri(l
Meeting
tonight
at
KJM.
JThUt
drl
8t;
Andrew'
Rofom.
November
28
at
8.
15.
Refreshment.
Admission
60c.
J.
W.
Eayer
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Stewart
and
Miss
Pilling
Was
a
passenger
for
Anyox.
Wm.
Mcllae
ha
.opened
a
choemak
lng
and
repairing
shop
at
230
Eighth
venue
West.
Phone
Oreen
717.
278
Lost.
Marten
neckpiece,
between
Sixth
Street
and
Clapp
Block.
Finder
please
return
to
Dally;
News
office.
Reward,
t'
276
Ivor
KallquUt
was
fined
125.
with
the
option
of
thirty
flay'
imprisonment.
In
the
city
police
court
this
morning
for
intoxication.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Harry
Welford
and
son.
who
left
the
city
a
few
month
to
spend
a
holiday.
In
the
east,
have
decided
ti
remain
in
Ontario.
Miss
laobel
Stuart
returned
to
tbi
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
holiday
trip
a
far
south
as
8an
Francisco.
Mra.
Paul
J.
Ludwig
will
aail
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
foe
Seattle.
Mr.
Ludwlg
comes
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
St.
Andrew'
Cathedral
Social
Club
will
hold
their
firstsocial
in
Cathedral
Hall
at
8
o'clock
tonight.
A
good
program
baa
been
arranged.
T.
O.
Dawson
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
where
be
went
with
the
remain
of
the
late
Dr.
Charles
J.
Cameron.
Jack
HUdiUrb.
son
of
Mrs.
J.
II.
IK1
ditch.
Federal
Block,
sail
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Seattle
on
a
holiday.
He
may
possibly
remain
there.
Boy'
fleece
lined
underwear,
all
sizes
55c.
are
displayed
by
the
Universal
Trading
Company.
Alao
men's
heavy
all
wool
underwear,
shirts
and
drawers
li.
white
and
gray.
11.85.
P.
Harris,
of
the
CLNJt.
lnvestlratlna
,
department.
Momrc&tljUud
Mrs.
Harris
armed
In
tbaclty.
Iikd
'Vancouver
ol.
'the
PriXttW&RupsrttjpcsWday
afternoon
!
and
proceeded
East
by
train.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morris
Blott
and
chill
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prine.-
j
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.
Blott
will
take
over
the
management
of
Lip-sett-Cunning
ham's
local
branch.
Mr.
arvd
Mrs.
E.
O.
Calvert
and
family
will
sail
tomorrow
morning'
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
cn
route
to
SquamUh
where
Mr.
Calvert
1
being
tranterred
In
the
service
of
the
Forest
Branch.
William
Campbell,
who
was
charged
with
drunkenness
In
the
city
police
court
yesterday
morning
and
ordered
out
of
town,
did
not
leave
and
he
was
haled
into
court
again
this
morning
and
remanded
until
Monday.
Jutt
arrived,
a
new
shipment
of
ample
mats
alo
afternoon
and
dnnre
Irovks
In
rut
velvet
and
jMirfMle.
Mm.
II.
h.
Parker.
Ladle
ready
to
wear,
11(1
sixth
Street.
I'lione
(ireeu
Ztti.
Miss
I.
J.
Coulter,
who
has
been
vlltlng
for
the
past
couple
of
years
with
her
sister."
Mrs.
R?
p.
McNaughton.
Filth
Avenue
East,
sails
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Victoria
where
she
Will
pay
an
extended
visit
to
a
brother.
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald;
A.
M.
Johnson,
K.C..
crown
prosecutcr.
M.
6
Bryan,
court
reporter,
and
other
ofU-
clals.
who
were
engaged
at
the
8upveme
Court
asslr.es
here
this
week,
will
soil
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Prince
Ru
pert,
returning
south.
Passenger
arriving
front
the
south
o
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon
Included
F.
a.
Dawsou.
J.
A.
Johnston.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Morris
Blott
and
child.
Mr.
and
Mrs
M.
McKenzle.
J.
A.
Clout
and
N.
TUlcr
for
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Harris
for
Montreal;
J.
K.
Gordon
tor
Terrace,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Mortou
and
Mis
R.
McLennan
for
Anyox.
Further
returns
coming
show
that
the
total
proceeds
from
the
Anglican
bazaar
s
mounted
to
1675.
Among
those
who
took
part
in
addition
to
the
names
already
published
were
Mrs.
Mcintosh,
convenor
of
the
tea
tables;
Mrs.
Rix
and
Mrs.
DuVrrnet
Dourine.
-Mra
w
r.
Orchard,
cashier;
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,!
Mrs.
CulJUtand
MikJDalby
assisting,
and
Mrs.
Bremner
In
charge
of
the
palmistry.
cAkd
or
THANKS.
Mrs.
Anderson
aud
s
children,
Leila,
Frank
and
Ounnard.
wish
to
convey
thanks
to
the
people
of
Anyox
and
Ci
earance
These
two
handsome
pieces
John
Bulger,
J.
K.
Gordon.
Terrace
hotel
man.
arrived
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
trip
aouth
and
preceded
to
the
Interior
by
train.
Tod
Yolatzie,
Indian,
was
dismissed
rrince
Rupert
for
the
kind
words
of
jm
city
police
court
this
morning
on
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For-
vmtathv
and
lovely
floral
tribute,
re-
h.r,.
f
hlho
committed
an
assault
eMer.
Victoria,
or
the
District
Foreater.
Tnu--e
liMj:ert.
B.C.
ceived
durlns
ilr
a
bereavement,
ica
a
white
man
in
th
Dsaiinioa
Cafe,
j
r
e
Jewellers
GIFTS
THAT
LAST
Sal
Men's
Suits
b.iu
x.i-J-r-ryrvi'
Ltd.
Is?
lV-rT-
e
We
are
throwing
on
sale
130
Men's
and
Young
Men's
Suits
to
make
room
for
goods
arriving
for
our
Xmas
trade.
Sale
is
now
on
and
will
continue
until
thee
150
suits
all
go.
All
suits
on
sale
are
our
regular
stock
and
these
sale
prices
mean
a
big
saving
to
you.
Fashion
Craft
Men's
Suits
sell
at
one
price
from
coast
to
coast
and
regular
price
label
is
stitched
on
every
suit
by
the
manufacturer
In
Tweeds
and
Worsteds.
Kegular
$29.50,
for
Kegular
$34.50,
for
v.
$19.45
$23.45
Leishman's
Men's
Suits
Canada's
finest
Custom
Tailored
Clothes,
fifty
only,
in
Hlue
Serges
Tweeds
and
Worsteds.
Regular
$45.00
to
$60.00,
for
$34.45
BRYANT
&
GREER,
LTD.
Sixth
Street.
'The
Clothes
Shop
for
Men."
Prince
Hupcrt.
Let
us
help
you
with
your
Christmas
gifts
You
can
have
perfect
confidence
in
the
quality
of
our
goods.
We
will
exchange
or
refund
the
money
for
any
unsatisfactory
article.
COMMUNITY
AND
1817
ROGERS
SILVER
Our
prices,
right
here
at
home,
are
the
game
as
Eaton's
or
other
mail
order
houses.
Teaspoons,
any
pattern,
k
doz."
$4.23
Dessert
Spoons,
per
set
$8.00
Other
pieces
in
proportion.
We
have
also
Tudor
Plate
and
Wm.
Rogers
at
about
half
these
prices.
An
endless
variety
of
Silver
Presents
WHY
NOT
A
CLOCK?
This
beautiful
mahogany
two-tone
chime
clock
for
$25.00
Single
tone
strike
in
similar
shapes,
for
1
516-00
Westminster
chime
i-hour
on
four
bells
for
$60.00
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Salting
from
Prince
Kuiert.
tor
VAM
Ol
VLIt,
VICTUKIA,
Sanon
Hay
and
Alert
Hay,
lie.
Tuesday,
3
p.m.
For
VANCUL'Vtlt,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bay
and
Swaiihou
Bay,
eU-,
Saturday,
9
a.m.
.
For
I'OKT
SIMPSON'.
ANYOX,
ALICE
Alt.M,
MTL'WAKT
and
Kaas
Klirr
Canneries,
SundJ).
8
p.ni.
tfi
3nd
Avenue.
K.
M.
SMITH.
Arnt.
Prime
Kuperl.
HC.
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