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Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
Is
doublets
thj
cause
oi
most
01
ine
ma
tnai
afflict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
evident
that
It
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
firing
trouble,
hate?
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OP
ALL
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
Is
the
most
inexcusable.
DO.VT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
see!
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
Hlock
I'hone
763
INDIAN
SUMMER
VctT
IN
YOUR)
Swill
soon
Usi
coai
pop.
the
)
gone!-1
cold
grey
j
The
Fall
months
are
falling
behind
and
you'll
have
Winter
on
before
you
know
it
Join
the
"don't
worry"
club
today
and
get
your
bin
filled
right
away.
Our
slate-free
coal
will
give
you
a
care-free
Winter.
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ARE
INVITED
to
see
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
at
The
Louvre
316
Third
Avenue
Next
Royal
Bank
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
In
Prince
Rupert
as
low
CCC
A
A
as
VWUsUU
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
f
v
.
.
i
i
rr
I
I
DIRECTION
IS
TOLD
BY
WATCH
Plan
Not
Quite
Accurate
but
Good
Enough
for
(ientral
i
Purposes
Wbcn
travelling
in
unfamiliar
coun
try,
it
very
often
becomes
necessary
to
determine
direction.
Most
people
arc
able
to
a
general
aort
of
wajr
to
do
w
in
the
daytime
by
means
of
the
sun
it
ti
shining
or
at
night
(speaking
more
particularly
of
the
northern
hemisphere
I
by
means
of
the
north
star.
Some
peepfe
seem
to
posses
the
faculty
of
telling
direction
by
means
or
the
sun
with
a
remarkable
degree
oi
accuracy.
To
those
who
have
difficulty
in
this
regard,
the
well-known
method
of
making
use
of
the
watch
In
connection
with
the
sun
rasy
be
employer!
This
U
effected
by
holding
ihe
wa:ch
;
level
and
pointing
the
hour
hand
a:
(
in
sun
and
accepting
the
line
;n.U-k;.
between
It
and
the
figure
12
on
the
d;a.
at
the
due
south
direction.
This
will
not
gtve
direction
accurately
but
wUl
be
good
enough
for
most
practical
purposes.
The
sun
appears
to
g:
around
the
earth
In
a
clockwise
direction
(to
those
In
the
northern
hemisphere)
making
the
complete
circle
li:
twenty-four
houi.
The
hour
hand
oi
ihe
watch
makes
a
revolution
once
In
twelve
hours
or.
In
other
words,
move-twice
a
fast
as
the
sun
appears
to
travel.
Assuming
that
the
sun
is
due
south
when
the
hour
hand
of
the
watch
M
at
13
noon
the
working
out
of
this
simple
method
becomes
quite
apparent
after
a
little
consideration.
For
two
reasons
the
method
Is
not
absolute.
One
la
that
at
noon
by
the
watch,
except
on
four
days
In
the
year.
the
sun
Is
not
exactly
due
south
but
Is
varying
In
Its
position.
Another
treason
Is
that
the
sun.
does
not
move
around
the
horizon
on
a
level
with
the
hands
of
the
watch
but
slantingly,
moving
up
in
the
morning
and
down
in
the
afternoon.
Thus
It
Is
the
sun
may
ap
pear
to
move
farther
during
an
hoar
near
the
middle
of
the
day
than
during1
the
same
period
of
time
In
the
morning
or
the
evening.
EDUCATORS'
LIVES
8
UNDERDISCUSSION
Careers
of
Dr.
Kjrr-.n
and
Ir.
CKIer
Ketenled
to
I
nlled
Church
Young
People
The
United
Church
Youne
PeoDle's
Society
last
night
discussed
the
lives
o
two
great
Canadian
educators
Dr.
Egerton
Ryerson
and
Dr.
William
Osier.
Miss
E.
P.
Grassle
read
a
paper
on
I
Ryerson
who
was
described
.
raa
the,
father
Of
the
present
system
f
education
In
Canada.
Ilia
pioneer
work
had
jbeen
copied
throughout
the
Dominion.
rubers
ocait
witn
usier.
.the
v'marttaolcS
of
research
and
charity.
Interesting
discussion
followed
the
reading
of
the
papers
after
which
the
usual
recreational
period
was
enjoyed
W.
Vandewater.
president
of
tiie
Society,
was
in
the
chair.
FIRESIDE
CLUB
HAS
PLEASANT
EVENING
Wild
as
the
night
was
outside
the
Fireside
club
at
the
Baptist
Church
spent
a
cosy
evening
around
the
flre-
tlde
last
night.
The
evening
was
spent
socially
with
singsong
and
topics
of
in
terest
to
all
by
the
members.
R.
W.
Howard
presided.
Next
Mon
day
a
special
program
is
arranged
that
win
ne
of
interest
to
all.
Refreshment
will
be
served.
THIRD
GRAIN
SHIP
OF
SEASON
IS
DUE
FROM
JAPAN
FRIDAY
Prince
Rupert
third
gram
ship
of
the
season,
the
"K"
Line
steamer
Ban
Francisco
Maru,
left
Muroran.
Japan,
on
November
10
and
Is
due
here
on
Friday.
The
vessel,
which
Is
of
similar
class
to
other
ships
of
the
"K"
Line
which
were
here
last
season,
will
load
full
for
the
I
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
She
will
j
be
lined
at
the
ocean
dock
by
the
dry
:
dock
before
starting
to
load.
It
will
'
be
the
first
Japanese
grain
ship
of
the
'
season
here
and
the
first
one
that
has
!
required
to
be
lined.
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MA,CCl
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of
Canada
guarantees
its
Age
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YEARS
OLD
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in
Canada
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
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Board
or
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In
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DsUy
News,
SNOW
THICKENS
GRAIN
MOVING
!
Winnipeg
Krport
Says
33.1,000
Itushel
in
Elevator
Here
i
-
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i
WINNIPEG
Nov.
ja.-
Tbe
snow
l
'hirkenlng
on
the
prairies
and
the
harvester
have
long
been
troopfg
back
'
to
their
hones
in
tern
Canada
but
I
the
grain
tm
still
on
the
move
In
an
ever-
incraaatBg
volume
for
the
past
week,
loading
a
the
Canadian
National
Railways
have
been
steadily
mounting--ir.d
yesterday
u
the
biggest
day
since
November
n
The
totaM
numbers
at
cart
loaded
yesterday
on
Canadian
National
lines
was
1
?se
which
represents
1.8M.0O0
bushels.
Tuo
million
one
hundred
and
sixty
'.liousaad
bushels
were
marketed,
a
rain
'ored
in
country
elevator
was
no
leas
than
24.286.000
butbels.
an
Increaae
ol
442.000.
Nearly
7.000
cars
were
In
transit
to
the
lake
head.
871
arrived.
MM
were
ilcaded.
and
11M
vera
on
hand.
Twenty-one
host?
cleared
with
S.1M.-000
busbesa.
lit
were
loading
and
12
wer
doe
to
arrive
Four
boats
cleared
from
Vancouver
.fcere
5
JW.0O0
bushel
were
la
store
Pr.nce
Rupert
has
StljOfM
bushel
In
store.
jCATALA
RIDES
OUT
!
GALE
WITH
SAFETY
No
rrrreptlble
Mutemeiit
In
Urmly
Mirter
U
re'k
as
lteult
of
llluw
jit
Mtht
The
th
that
the
wrecked
steamer
Catala
fade
out
last
night's
gale
with
no
difficulty
whatever
hearten
the
salvers
to
confidence
that
any
doubts
as
to
a
successful
salvage
are
now
removed.
The
vessel
s
safely
sUDoorted
with
land
11
new
on
one
side
and
props
on
the
other
and.
a
far
a
can
be
learned,
there
was
scarrrty
a
movement.
It
Is
hoped
to
tat
the
Oatala
on
an
even
k4
within
a
few
days.
This
wUl
be
folios.
ed
with
the
putting
on
of
tem
porary
patches
and
tt
Is
expected
she
may
be
refloated
in
a
little
more
tbaa
a
fortnight's
time.
Then
she
will
be
delivered
to
the
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock.
Harold
Brown,
general
manager
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.'
Is
returning
to;
Vancouver
on
the
Oamosun
this
evening
following,
a
trip
of
inspection
to
the
wreck
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
MacDanald
and
(other
court
officials
will
reach
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
morning.
Almost
immedlatelv
after
the
arrival
of
the
J
Judge,
the
fall
seaslon
of
the
Supreme
Cum
Au.ies
will
be
convened.
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HEARD
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wminiW24yi
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In
1
Imm
Vrr.
U
to
you
At
your
grocer'g
"OXO"
Cubes
in
tins;
"OXO"
Cordial
in
bottles
and
flasks.
rm
W
7l
BSstss!!
rfsiT
THAT
CHILD
A
WOND6.R
AT
THE
PIAMO?
i
she
learned
how
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M
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TIME'.
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BADMINTON
POPULAR
IN
NELSON
WHERE
ALL
AVAILABLE
FLOORS
USED
(Nelson
News)
PractlcaUy
every
hall
In
Nelson
that
is
usable
for
gyrmsMlun
purpose
la
beii.g
Used
now
by
some
badminton
lub.
in
addition
to
other
Indoor
game
that
can
affart
to
pay
their
way.
It
Is
an
a
par
with
tennla.
got;,
curttng.
in
that
respect.
The
largest
bacuntntan
floor
In
Kelson
is
the
one
that
was
laid
in
the
(air
building
recently,
by
:he
Nelson
Badminton
elnb
Large
advances
have
been
made
by
badminton
in
popularity
in
Nelson
since
last
winter.
One
year
ao
the
olid
leaders
of
this
apart
were
predicting
that
If
accommodation
were
not
rorthoomlng.
those
interested
would
undoubtedly
build
for
themselves.
Badminton
a
a
game
ha
the
element
at
permanence.
Jut
a
ha
tennla.
Twa
or
thrte
year
from
now.
metead
of
Jere
bring
lea
badminton
than
tsday.
there
will
probably
be
twice
as
mixh.
v
up
to
the
capacity
of
the
aeoom-nodatlon.
whatever
It
then
may
be.
When
the
present
fair
building
U
replaced,
a
it
shortly
must
be.
on
of
the
steady
source
of
revenue
for
the
new
community
Pavilion
or
Arena
or
Auditorium
that
should
arise
will
be
a
healthy
badminton
rental.
For
six
months
of
the
year
that
playing
floor
could
be
occupied
every
afternoon
and
night
by
this
revenue
producer,
except
when
preempted
for
convection
or
other
special
purposes.
In
the
other
'lx
months
a
different
sort
of
revenue
wotlM
be
derived.
Roller
skating,
auto
hows,
eonventtona.
the
filr
wonld
cVs
their
share
toward
maintenance.
Badminton
la
one
of
the
answers
to
the
question:
"WUl
the
Arena,
beatde
attracting
conteotions
needing
Urge
accommodation
and
bringing
paying
visitors
from
long
distance,
and
putting
Kelson
on
the
accommodation
map.
pay
lt
wsyr
CRIBBAGE
LEAGUE
Prince
Rupert
Crlbbage
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
CM.
Mechanics,
13;
fiona'
of
Canada.
14.
Canadian
Legion.
13:
Moose,
14.
Orange
Lodge,
13;
Cold
6sorage.
14.
New
Empress
Hotel.
18;
St.
Andrew",
ON.
Operating.
14;
Grotto,
13.
By
George
M;M,
:
Prtnee,
Rupert
Hotel,
.
4;
Knights
cd
Sis
0,5
and
ana
Seven
ven
Pa-senirer
rasenjfer
Stude
htude
Orotto
rotto
..-C
s
'
.Y
'
6
T
'
K0SS
HKOS.
POOL
HOOM
ON.;
Operating
.......
..a,
6
Cold,,
6Wtag
W.
j"-
5
New
Em
pre!
presT
.
.
.
T..
4
3
4
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
4
Moose
4
Canadian
Legion
...
3
Son
of
Canada
3
C.N.
Mechanic
2
St
Andrewl
2
Orange
Lodge
1
ii
SPORT
CHAT
Cold
Storage
and
Maple
Leafs
meet
In
the
Billiard
League
tonight
with
line-ups
as
follows:
W.
H.
Long
(Cold
Storage)
v.
Col.
S
P
McMordle
(Ms
Die
Louis
i
A.
Murray
vs.
J.
Hamilton.
J.
Illllman
vs.
M.
Andrews.
Angus
McDonald
va.
M.
M.
MeLaeli-
lan.
John
Bulger
vs.
George
Howe.
Leadership
In
the
Senior
BaAktv,.ti
League
will
be
at
stake
tonight
In
the
K.me
Between
ine
Elks
and
Grand
Ter
minal.
A
win
for
the
former.
.put
tbam
two
up
over
the
Nt)ve
Son
wnne
the
latter,
by
winning
would
have
one
point
margin
at
the
top.
The
Elevator,
which
has
not
yet
won
a
game
-eaoeavor
to-
take
One
from
the
High
School
which
in
the
Intermediate
League.
The
third
.me
wm
oe
a
Junior
League
fixture
between
the
Tuxl
Boy.
and
Stars,
the
former
having
already
beaten
the
latter
twice.
Art
Gagn
of
Prince
George,
u
the
.Chic
player
on
the
Canadleo
hockey
team
on
,eIOn.
Tiie
Centra
interior
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aaytiase.
Day
ar
night.
Always
on
board
Tama
very
moderate.
Two
boat
always
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valla
hie.
Phone
310.
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tie
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and
sold
and
acajnged
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Piano
and
Two
Cash
Registers
in
stock.
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fil
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Man
Furnsce
and
Stove
Cleaned
and
Repaired.
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Ironies
Swept.
Cemetery
Plata
Cared
For.
Phone
Rrd
248.
Prince
R
opart.
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AND
KAXCES
"Tour
Home
Should
Come
First
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Call
on
u
for
your
range,
furniture,
floor
coverings,
beds
and
bedding.
Our
prices
are
always
reasonabla.
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75.
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Phone
67
Tor.!
(Call
George.
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or
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Meeker
Work.
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from
KmpiwasJfrite,!)
man
at
14S
pounds
Is
now
two
pounds
lighter
than
his
nearest
rival,
Aurrl
Jollat.
Oagne
dlstluguuhed
himself
lately
on
the
golf
course
when
be
was
a
double
winner
In
club
contest
on
the
Forest
Hill
course,
hi
performance
being
described
as
remarkable.
THROUGH
TRAINS
CONNECTION
WITH
OLD
COUNTRY
SAILINGS
The
Canadian
National
Railway
have
made
arrangements
to
operate
aptcial
trains
with
sleeping
cars
through
to
ship's
side
at
Montreal
and
Halifax,
In
connection
with
Old
Country
sailings
during
November
and
December
secure
full
information
regarding
rate,
reservation,
passport,
etc.,
from
City
Ticket
Office.
528
Third
Avenue.
Phone
JCO.
878
HOTEL
l!i;IVM-S,
Central
,
Constable
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
,
WajriSji,
Hazel
ton;
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Caresenl.
Ketchikan.
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