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AGE
SIX
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Free
Lessons
HI
Dennison
Art
Craft
Pre
Leaaoni
will
be
given
in
Dennison
Art
Craft,
comprising
CRYSTALLINE
LAMP
SHADES
SCISSOR
PAINTING
WAX
WORK
FLOWER
MAKING
BASKET
WEAVING,
etc.
Every
Tuesday
and
Friday
Afternoons
from
2
to
5.30
I
p.m.
Evening
Classes
every
Wed
nesday
from
7
to
10
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta,
Limited
Third
Avenue
(Opposite
Third
Street)
Phone
....
231
Ireakfast
Specials
Purity
Food,
5
lb.
sacks
liTt?
B.
&
K.
Oats,
Fine,
Standard
and
Course,
10
lbs...
7o
B.
&
K.
Rolled
Oats,
7
lb.
sacks
o5
Purity
Oats,
Chinaware,
2
pkgea.
for
85r?
Corn
Flakes,
Quaker,
per
doz.
pkgs
1.-10
Corn
Flakes,
Sugar,
per
doz.
pkgs
$IM
Grapenuts,
3
pkgs.
for
."Of
Puffed
Wheat,
3
pkgs.
for
."0tf
Puffed
Rice,
3
pkgs.
for
Malkin's
Best
Marmalade,
1
lb.
tin
o
Mussallera
Grocery
COMPANY,
LTD.
117.123
Fifth
Ave.
East
Phone
18
and
Phone
81
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
II.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
renman
FULL
FASHIONED
8
Silk
Hose
All
Silk
to
top,
in
the
newest
shades
$2.50
per
pair
H.S.WallaceCo.M
Phone
9
3rd
&
Fulton
St.
Large
Front
Room
suitable
for
office.
Apply
Wallaces.
REDUCTION
in
Prices
15
per
cent
off
for
two
weeks
only
Come
in
and
inspect
our
stock
M
T.
LEE
LADIES'
&
GENTLEMEN'S
TAILOR
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Box
977
MAJOR
MCLAREN
ON
NEW
AIR
CLUB
SCHEME
life
ttrtorU
Pi-nplr
la
IMabllh
Cen-Irr
and
ke
KraJjr
for
Mote
VICTORIA.
Not
1
Now
at
the
Uom
tor
VfcMotta
to
develop
jta
rpan.
Ua
Jor
D
a
MatUrey
("
Dominion
Alnraya
oJare4
iaMXrl4i
and
re-preaetttattvea
of
the
Veooourer
dry
OouneU
had
Utteevtewed
Hy
T.
O.
Pattullo.
minister
of
lamta,
on
plaaa
for
a
ttem
air
port
at
Vanoourvr.
"Willie
Vancouver
I
preparing
to
tabllah
ao
svtation
centre.
Victoria
ahouM
moeelo
In
order
to
be
ready
for
the
btf
oVwHopsnent
la
ariatton
wklch
la
bound
to
ocenr
in
the
next
few
years
"
Major
MaMn
MM
"While
Vancouver
must
provide
a
more
etororaie
airport
to
oare
for
both
land
and
water
machine,
the
probtan
In
Victoria
to
much
bwi
ataante.
Here
only
water
machines
rauat
be
proelded
for.
Victoria,
being
on
an
island,
to
eaaeaUelly
a
place
for
water
ntaahihas.
aa
there
to
no
peace
tor
land
machine'
to
fly
to.
In
Vaaootteer.
noweeer.
e
mut
provide
for
feoth.
MSIU
THE
CITY
"The
time
to
make
provision
for
aviation
to
now.
at
It
to
highly
dealrablt
that
your
airport
be
plared
near
the
olty.
In
a
few
more
yean
land
may
iut
be
available
for
the
purpose
in
Van
couver
and
that
to
why
we
are
mavitu
at
tola
time"
Alderman
Almund.
Alderman
Wocdalde
and
Olty
Solicitor
J
B
William
represented
Vancouver
at
the
conference
with
Mr.
Pattullo.
8panlh
Bantu.
Just
outside
the
olty.
was
suggested
a
a
suitable
sue
for
an
airport
and
will
be
Investigated
further
by
the
Vancouver
authorities,
at
Mr
Pattullo's
suggestion
:
Mr
Pattullo
said
the
government
was
TO
EOSOPE
MAKE
KRSCXVATIOXS
SOW
i'RO.M
MONTKK.U.
To
llrlfait.
iUgor.
UterpiMil
Nov.
J5
Mellta
n:o.i
st.
jiimi
To
ilelfaM.
(iMgow.
IJrrMM.t
Dec.
6
Montcfctre
Spec.
8
Montrose
'
To
Colih.
C'lirrliuurx.
iut
haiiilini
Dec.
14
Montnairn
To
llflfa-t.
.lrrMMl
Dec.
15,
Jan.
18
Montcalm
Dec.
30.
Jan.
27
Mlnnedosa
To
Liverpool
only
To
iUsH.
l.lvrrMMl
Dec.
22.
Jan.
20
Mel
It
Jan
8
Metagama
Apply
to
Agcn'i
rrvwbre
or
n
j.
J.
ruKSi
tK.
S.S.
General
Pstt.
A;nt.
C.P.R
Sution,
Vancouver.
Telephone
Seymour
2610
Beautiful
Silver
Tea
Sets
Just
Arrived
------.o
-
-
GiEWELLERS
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
DryCleaniug
at
Vancouv
Prices
er
Most
Modern
Drycleaning
l'lant
in
City
Phone
118
Pioneer
Laundry
Ltd.
Third
Ave.
and
Mcliride
Street
entirely
sympathetic
towards
the
cheme.
realising
the
avution
in
the
future.
mxs
pkoui:i
!
The
Victoria
branch
of
the
Canadian
.
At
League,
and
the
flying
club
to
be
;
per:
of
that
organisation,
to
now
In
procesi
of
formation,
following
a
recent
i
visit
here
by
Major-Oeneral
J.
H.
Bo
Biien.
former
chief
-of
staff
for
the
.Canadian
Mllltla.
His
Honor
the
Lieutenant-
O
w
cmor,
R.
Randolph
Bruce,
has
been
ohooen
as
patron.
Premier,
the
Hon.
J.
D.
Maa.
'
Lean,
to
the
honorary
president,
and
Mayor
J.
C.
Pendray
honorary
vice-I
president,
following
appointment
at
;
an
inaugural
meeting
held
by
the
pro
I
visional
executive
this
week.
It
is
not
what
you
earn
that
adds
to
your
bank
account,
it's
what
you
save.
In
buying
your
I
groceries
here
you
save
from
10
per
cent
to
25
tier
cent.
I
mim,
a
ior
'.Kiv
or
er
case
8Tm()
49
lb.
Sack
of
Flour
.y.(
JO
lb.
Sugar
7,"i
2
lb.
Butter.
E.C.U
5C
14
10.
box
iiutter,
E.G.D.
.
.
$o.0
Capital
Butter
tr,
3
lb
.SI"."
14
lb.
box
Capital
Iiemo
Potatoes,
per
sack
..
1.1)0
China
Rolled
Oats,
pkir
10
Shredded
Wheat,
Bran
Flakes,
or
Pep,
2
for
orn
riakes
lOfr
iW
Dutch
Cleanser
W-V!.
10
Palmollve,
Fels
Naptha
or
Lux
Soap,
3
for
,"(
Coffee,
fresh
ground,
per
lb.
."iOc1
High
Grade
Bulk
Tea,
per
lb.
OO
Bacon,
Swift
Premium
or
Shamrock
in
piece
lots,
per
lb.
IHt
I
Sliced
,v
Phone
301
$3.00
orders
delivered
free
O
I
The
president
of
the
Victoria
branch
Mn
w&lcb
!
of
the
Canadian
Air
Leagtae
will
be
i
Ucf
H'in
w
C.
Ntchol.
former
Lieutenant-
.Oovernor
o?
the
province.
R.
H.
B.
i
Ker
to
vice-president
and
Gordon
Cam-j
eron
sesretary.
Mr.
Ker
was
a
aquad-
ron
leader
In
the
Royal
Air
Force
and
!
Mr.
Csmerjn
an
observer
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
FISHERMEN
OPPOSE
CANNERS'
PROPOSALS
VAKCOUVBR.
Nov.
12
Independent
fishermen
of
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
are
protesting
against
the
IN
PRORATE
IX
Till;
M
I'll
KM
I".
t'Ol'KT
Of
1IKITIMI
COLI'.MISIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Act";
and
"Administration
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
James
Darius
Walls.
Deceased.
Inteatst
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
!
Honor.
P.
McB.
Young,
the
31t
day
of
i
October.
AD.
1927.
I
was
appointed
Administratrix
of
the
estate
cf
Jamef
i
uarius
wells,
deceaaed
ave
one
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
f
raved
all
8re
!ereDy
reoulred
to
furnish
same.
.
r,
,
.
.
properly
vertl
tea.
to
me
on
or
before
the
uici,
tmsu.i
iuiAc
ai
,
yin
aay
ol
December,
imber.
AX).
AX).
1927.
1927.
and
and
which
is
a
beauty;
also
an-'
.P1?
,nbt2
to
tn
,
.
.
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
c
Other
bnglish
bet,
4
pieces,
'
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith,
oiotravoil
or.
nn
ntk..
SARAH
JANE
LaCRTlIX
,
.::rT,V
."?
th
ay
of
Novembe?.
AD.
values
fio.uu
to
fia.uu
tne
ivz.
set.
We
are
glad
to
show
our
new
stock.
Cash
and
Carry
Grocery
Sixth
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street.
'4
I
THE
DAILY.
NEWS
t
'
v
meet
old
JHjmds
at
home
THE
Inns
of
the
Old
Land
glow
with
welcome
and
sparkle
with
hospitality
during
the
festive
season.
Old
friends
are
waiting
for
you
in
these
jolly
places.
You
can
easily
afford
the
trip.
Late
Fall
and
Christmas
Sailings
Tnm
Meats
rl
MMtrtal
-
HaNfas
"
Su
leaa
N.B.
-
Haftfa
-
HaBtas
AUSONIA
Nev.IS
te
Me..
Cht..
Uaiea.
LETITIA
Nev.2(
Bk.
L'seol
CUi.
ANTONIA
Dec.
$
-
..
Htm.
Leadea.
ATHEI1IA
Dec
10
Belfast.
1peol.
G1".
ATHENIA
Dtcll
"
Bcliau,
L'peol.
Gka.
ASCANIA
Dec
12
M
Ply..
Htne.
Leadea.
Return
ocean
fares
from
S155.
The
near
ft
atnl
uitl
tladly
supply
all
details,
or
rite
CANADIANS
SERVICE
f
Jfl"w
LINES.
ft
NAKIl
STKA.MMIIP
IO..
LIMITED.
HI
HaMliigo
St.
ttrt.
Vanroutrr
or
any
Steamship
Agency
Import
nee
propoMl
of
the
British
Columbia
r.era
and
flehefiae
to
bring
about
a
out
in
the
sin
aunt
of
fishing
gear
al-
lowed
in
provtnctaLwtuerv
O.
Norman,
ttteir
representative,
ata.
ted
that
It
ahe
regulations
auggewted
by
the
deputattoa
of
annners
who
are
now
on
their
way
to
Ottawa,
are
put
In
force,
the
Independent
fishermen
will
adffer.
Mr.
Norman
said
that
the
west
ooast
flnhermen
were
also
opposed
to
the
proposals
to
atop
plant
at
present
waiting
chum
salmocu
to
cease
the
gr.httef
ol
licences
to
new
canneries,
and
to
divide
the
ooast
Into
eighteen
fishing
districts,
making
It
Impossible
to
ftoh
or
sell
catches
In
area
other
than
that
the
fishermen
holds
his
GAMEKEEPER
SHOT
BY
POACHERS
ON
ENGLISH
ESTATE
ui-in
LONDON.
Nov.
,ffr,y
wltn
alleged
poachers
on
the
estate
of
Lord
Temple,
of
Newton
Park,
gamekeeper
WUUam
Walker,
aged
34.
received
shot
wounds
In
the
stomach
that
killed
him
on
the
spot.
Lately
there
have
"been
serious
depre
dation
of
coverts
on
Lord
Temple's
estate
by
poaeticr.
and
Walker,
with
a
young
under-gatnekeeprr
named
George
Rawllnga.
set
out
to
try
and
catch
the
offenders.
Shot
were
heerd
by
the
watcher
Indicating
that
poachers
were
at
work,
and
Walker,
who
had
been
standing
behind
a
tree,
called
out.
"I've
got
you
now."
but
as
he
spoke
a
shot
rang
out
and
he
fell
mortally
wounded.
As
he
fell
he
shouted
to
Rawllnoa.
Shoot
ttiem!"
Rawllngs
states
that
he
was
without
cartridges
and
all
he
could
do
was
to
run
to
raise
an
alarm.
When
Police-constable
Johns
arrived
he
was
unable
for
some
time
to
approach
Walker's
body,
over
which
his
dog
was
keeping
guard,
growling
Teacher
What
is
the
"Order
of
the
Bath?
"
Kid
-Pa
BrM
tlipn
Ma.
then
u
kids.
r.nrl
then
the
lured
girl
-Life
Heinz
Catsup
Per
bottle
:Mr
Goods
to
the
value
of
$2.00
and
Ret
a
fourth
bottle
of
Catsup
for
a
nickle.
Heinz
medium
Pork
aid'
Beans,
V
for
K."r
Make
up
an
order
of
Heinz
Spaghetti
or
Tomato
Soup,
special,
5
tins'for
U.lf?
King
Beach
or
Malkin's
Best
Lo
ganberries,
2'n,.3
tins
for
!Kr
Fig
Bars
or
Ginger
Snaps,
fresh
stock,
special.
4
lbs.
for
!."
Our
Egg
Special
still
on,
3
duzen
'
'
'
'
iuaVanVecd
fresh
11
Fresh
Shelled
Walnuts,
per
'lb,
.0
Pure
Jam,
Cherry
and
Plum.
4
lb.
tins,
the
two
for
.S
!..
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phone
1."
and
471
Waterfront
Whiffs
(continued
from
pf
Br)
Uti
here
quitting
stuff
When
the
people
Uke
a
fellow
so
well
they
would
elect
him
eight
times
as
their
guardian
lahgeL
the
general
.
opinion
U
.that
it
would
ibe
rather
ungraeiou
of
hun
to
do
.
anyWitng
jo
te)ftah
as
to
go
and
devote
hi
jume
and
energies
to
any
Akoh.end
a
private
bustne.
Nor
does
the
wtadotn
of
airah
a
move
seem
ap-
i
parent
when
all
one
has
to
do
to
kn;k
'em
over
hen
they
come
up.
stay
tip
all
night,
steep
all
day
and
pull
down
the
little
old
tltOO
at
will.
So
why
all
this
commotion
about
quitting
the
Jobf
More
than
one
would
like
M
know.
Skeestks.
the
eat.
does
not
forget
Mie
scene
of
hto
many
happy
youthful
day
under
the
honpita!
roof
of
the
government
wharf
and
kindly
cart
of
Doc
Clappenon.
Yes.
Skeenlks.
the
cat.
tikes
I
his
little
holiday
tip
once
in
a
while
i
but
home
and
otd
friends
took
good
to
j
him
sometime
too
so.
after
several
!
voyages
with
Steve
Oray
on
the
Prin-i
-r
Beatrice.
Bkeealk.
the
oat.
decided
,
recently
to
disembark.
That
vu
all
!
ripni
too.
a
far
as
Skeeatks.
the
cat.
i
wa
concerned
but
Doe
apparently
thought
that
be
had
not
covered
stiff!
;
ciently
mileage
yet
so.
fikeeatks.
the
cat.
wax
gently
hoisted
on
board
one
more,
i
Now
Skeerlks,
the
eat.
atul
lmene
I
the
bounding
foam
and
says
that
he
may
be
a
rat
but
he's
having
a
dog
life
of
it
Just
the
same.
If
they're
determined
to
mike
hun
sail,
why
dont
they
put
him
on
a
good
boat
anyway
I
inquireth
Skeectk.
the
eat.
I
Boat
returning
during
the
week
from
the
Vancouver
Iiland
chum
fishing
I
have
Included
the
seiner
Dicky
Boy.
!
owned
and
sklnnered
br
Peter
Lelzhtan
of
MeUskaOa:
the
Overtime.
Capt.
Roy
Lannlndahl.
and
Asuitte.
Capt.
Ole
Skog.
Tied
up
to
a
boom
near
the
Edward
Ufe
wharf,
a
nmari
trolling
boat
keeied
over
and
sank
In
the
rising
tide
on
Thursday
afternoon.
The
veswl
was
raised
the
next
day
and
taken
aty
for
repairs.
With
but
three
days
to
go
before
the
close
season
commences
and
November
31
regarded
a
the
final
day
upon
which
there
Is
aay
possibility
of
halibut
being
offered
for
ssle.
the
total
landing
of
the
season
up
to
yesterday
stood
at
24a,ta
pound
a
compared
with
23,-443.600
pound
on
the
(lnitlar
date
last
year.
American
bottoms
so
far
thlt
year
have
landed
a
total
of
18.006.830
pound
as
compared
with
19.128,700
pounds
last
year.
Canadian
landing!
atand
at
0.246.000
a
agatiut
6.321.100
pounds.
The
past
week
with
landings
totallln
323.000
pound,
of
which
23800
pound
ha
been
American
and
84.500
pound
Canadian,
has
been
tight
but
regular,
the
highest
landings
In
a
single
day
being
84.000
pound
on
Wednesday.
Prices
have
been
at
a
fairly
good
level
ranging
from
14c
and
6c
on
Friday
to
17.9c
and
6c
on
Saturday
foi
American
ftoh.
while
Canadian
bids
have
fluctuated
from-13c
and
6c
on
Saturday
to
17.8c
and
6c.
the
same
day.
The
highest
price
for
American
fish
waa
paid
the
Addlngton
for
13,000
pound
while
the
Kalen.
1.500
pounds:
Pair
of
Jack.
1.500
pounds,
and
Olbson
3.000
pounds,
received
the
top
Canadian
prices.
The
Jsck
Cook
fleet
Is
being
kept
busy
these
days.
On
Wednesday,
the
"Joy
Bird"
took
five
tons
of
coal
to
Kltkatla
for
the
Indian
Department
The
"Leila"
la
back
after
a
five-day
charter
to
take
the
Inspector
of
mines
to
KhuUe
Inlet.
Harold
Jefferson
has
been
appointed
skipper
cf
the
Leila.
Jack,
who
recently
branched
out
Into
the
taxi
game.
It
may
be
recalled
was
the
pioneer
In
the
taxi
business
In
this
city,
having
operated
the
old
hack
wnie
twelve
years
ago,
later
inaugurat
ing
the
first
car
for
hire
In
Prince
Rupert.
WIRIXKHS
RKCORT.
g
a.m.
DIOBY.
Clear,
calm:
bar.
,
3!il
temp.
30:
sea
smooth.
DZAD
TREE.
Cloudy,
calm;
29.80;
temp.
23:
sea
smooth.
bar.
bull
harbor.
Overcast:
strong
S.E.
wind:
bar.
29.54;
temp.
40;
sea
smooth.
-9
p.m.
Main
lesvlns
Ocean
Palls
northbound;
8
pjn.
Admiral
Rogers
Ketchikan
for
Seattle
541
mile
from
Seattle.
NOOV
DIOBV.
Clear;
calm;
bar.
23.83;
temp.
34;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE-Overcast;
calm;
bar.
29.80:
temp.
29;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBORFresb
S.E.
wind:
bar.
29.50;
temp.
44;
sea
moderate
Business
at
the
meeting
of
St.
An
drew's
Society
lart
night
was
of
a
routine
nature.
Report
of
committees
were
received
and
arrangement
for,
the
annual
ball
on
8t.
Andrew'
Day
were
reported
complete.
Before
business
wa
tatedi
.theppcwlon
of
Armistice
Day
was
auiy,ODervefl.
those,
present
stand
lr-IiuinH
special,
4
ljiH
fopft"?
Unt,(whuh!ads
bowed
for
one!
UV'rH.
.
1
ijf-Vif1
nUnute.JJi-,bnor.
of
he
members',
of
thel
society
wno
gave
up
their
lives
in
France
during
the
Great
War.
J.
8.
Irvine,
president
of
the
Society,
oc-
cupiea
tne
cnair.
PBUna.n
.oltlnx
.
.
--'"
iut
me
nortn
on
the
Princes
Mary
from
here
this
afternoon
Included
R.
w.
Irwin
and
Ml
tiara
ucnnelder.
both
for
Ketchikan.
ni
asiernoon
train,
due
frrtm
t.v..
3
:0
'
reported
to
be
on
time
Advertise
in
the
Dally
New
:t'f
'
"v
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
Karl
D
at
7
and
9
ane
and
George
L
Arthu
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A
delightful
comedy
showing
the
anu-tures
of
two
boys
in
khaki
r
KARL
DANK,
GKOK0E
K.
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CUKKIKIt,
K.
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MAHt
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DAY,
LOUISE
LOKKALNL,
and
many
others.
"OUR
GANG"
COMEDY
"LOVE
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I)0(,"
PATIIE
REVIEW
Admission
-
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-
50c
and
2oc
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
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AND
SHIPYARD
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U.T.I'.
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I'liUrr
makers,
rounders.
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ELECTRIC
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Our
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la
equipped
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all
kind:
of
MARINE
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and
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r,
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each
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stMHV
iiw
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for
ANVOX
and
KETC'IIKAN
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KUNKMIAV,
i.00
p.m.
for
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Co.
Telephone
3
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Phone
525.
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Over
Orme's
Drug
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Hours
9
to
9
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