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Trot
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the
latett
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bg
lamout
Victor
artiitt
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Vtttci
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Machine
C
o.
of
Canada,
limited
Chocolates
for
Thanksgiv
ng
.is
been
auch
a
big
aaie
on
our
ASSORTED
t
HOCoi
VTES
at
60f
per
lb.
that
we
are
putting
them
on
hi
week-end
a.s
a
THANKS(ilVINfi
SPECIAL.
MUIKS
ftnr!
NTII.SONS
Chocolated,
freah
stock,
and
t.t
contaitiB
.Nul
Centro?.
Hard
Centres,
Assorted
rrv
and
Fruit
Centie.i.
Id-Kular
price
up
to
$1.25
SI'Ef
IAI.
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OH
THIS
WEEK-KM).
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per
lb.
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&
SIXTH
ST.
-
TELEPHONES
8?f,200
vvAcinc
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Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
tSer
vices
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
B
kMilUmi,
Wruncrll,
Juiimil
uiid
Misw.t
Noveinlier
ft,
36;
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l
31
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Il
lai:
oinrr.
l
tnrla
and
rienUle
XovemUer
,
1.
so;
Drreinlirr
tl,
'!
Januury
4.
rUINCKSS
I1KATKICE.
"
iliilrdale.
EaM
llrlln
Itch.
D'-raii
lolls,
Niunu.
Aim
IU)
ra
r,fMll
Kltrr.
and
Vsmuuxr
rtty
Naturdir,
11
a.m.
Mmrj
(nr
a)l
uteaniolilp
Mnm
rail
loforiiialli.n
rnuii
,.
W.
C.
OnriUKH.
Hmmi
trrnl
-l"f'"'T
"f
41h
Stttrt
and
llril
Avrnur.
Prince
Kiix-rt.
II.C.
I'hone
31
advertispmpn
l
,lianl:ivrl
the
L!liuor
Control
Board
or
hy
;l-
Um-iTinnent
of
Britith
Cohnul'i.!.
Local
and
Personal
BO.
OMmaktn
Pisses
tl.
driving
to
Presbyterian
November
9.
C.
Prewar.
Inapattw
of
nmad
to
taw
any
on
the
common
until
Catholic
Church
and
10.
danger
and
The
American
Consul
suggests
chat
esldent.
of
this
consular
district,
con
templatlng
entry
to
the
United
States,
should
apply
ln
advance
to
the
American
Consulate
at
Prince
Rupert,
tor
particulars
as
regards
requirements
of
the
United
States
Immigration
Act
ln
order
to
avoid
posstble
delay
at
border
points...
The
same
applies
to
prospective
visitors,
unless
the
contemplated
stay
Is
brief
and
the
visitor
Is
a
British
sub-
Vxt
or
r:i
American
cltiaen.
ANNOUN'CIJJIBNTS
Baptist
Sale.
November
6.
Church
choir
Onaeart,
Bazaar,
November
9
Canadian
Legion
Armistice
Day
Banquet.
November
11,
in
the
Boston
Mall.
Pythian
Sisters
Sale
of
Work
?io
II.
Anglican
Bazaar,
Tuesday.
Hot.
lfl.
Moose
Baaaar.
Nov.
IS
and
17.
First
United
Church
Bazaar
December
1
i
i
D""tot
J
sV
tes
PhosMtvS
.
Bf0"
Hl"
D.
Saturday,
OH
to
B4
4
tukMi
a-taxL
Mm
4.
Thle
afternoon's
tram
ftoai
the
East,
hat
(
sao.
ta
reported
to
ho
eat
tune.
AM.
O.
P
Ttahv
m.
!on
yesterday
aftaraaoo
mm
after
onya
at
TajuM.
A.
O.
Watt
CJU.
divisional
Mater
armed
in
the
oily
from
In
Boats
okl
taa
will
oni
train
ftoa
a
Ma
trip
to
tha
tarter
on
aaaeUl
duties.
Tha
a
JR.
ear
barge
M
taken
off
the
pontoona
at
tha
m
a.fr
morning
after
having
bean
up
lor
a,
a
m
man
unrtsisnim
tiwiH
nH
.
paloung.
Mia.
a.
B.
Hart,
wno
la
taa
gttaat
of
an.
j.
h.
rrtaau
at
taa
had
plannad
waving
Vancouver,
has
further
dwaarture.
O
the
C
Maettay.
cuetrtct
cngmeer
for
pronneia
departzaent
m
of
public
jiumhus
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Acropolis
Hill
November
.
Native
night
in
Ml
Lady
their
naw
buUotng
Electric
luaorj.
Crumpet?"
Yojr
grocer
uaat
packet.
wots,
hoy
eosX
boat
tt
H.
-amtil.
aaaMaMly
in
ta
eUf
Mr
faun
niht
on
Mm
nyox.
Mr.
A.
through
Um
etty
laat
night
oarouto
aba
wul
Dry
Owoda
anal
Una
of
ladiet'
Tit.
Tag
Dsy.
Saturday.
MS
aseeUag
to-
Hall,
at
a
pjn.
Btstaoe
aaod
oats
door
west
o(
the
WM
Ma.
aw
the
"Bactrle
Baked
ea
delicious
toasted.
7
lor
Uc
In
Ml
Balloons,
amaakav
guaranteed
gMd
Use
at
Mg
dance
by
tar
ot
as.
-prince
Cbarlea,"
tonight,
Mnse
Hall.
Dome
Alberta
aetlaaa
m
aaanta
for
Al
Itabina
Pritim.
covtr.
dont
tear
It
a
ton
au
yow
U
of
Um
DuawU
who
naa
ban
-
(mm
mIL4
i
mop
(Mora
ir
of
Anyoa
ptmea
mm
the
prtne
Oaorgc'
to
Vancouvor
vhaaot
m
a
holiday
That
to
Neyelty
ajhop
Week
n'i
fleece
lined
Hex
75.
AWn
all
raau.
peetal
Sde.
Mallway
oMaaa
mij
report
1W
ear
of
grain
on
Mw
dtviaton
aat
ot
,
Jeeper
bovad
Mr
Mnec
Rupert.
Jxnad
toga
on
the
pralrteo
for
this
port
eoa
tJatle
atescUly.
Oapt
8
X.
Qrraj
report
his
OPR.
ZL,.
'ZZrT
steamer
Prlneeaa
due
to
arrive
at
!
elli"
for
"
Prtn
oTloCk
tomorrow
ffean
V.ucouvw
snd
Coorge
Oeaan
falls
an
route
to
the
aula
ooata
valley
on
oAouU
duUea.
Col.
Thoanpann
of
the
United
Matea
Army,
wbo
la
taaktng
a
tour
of
HnMs
reached
Mw
etty
on
rcatarday
after-aesn's
Main
Mom
the
Bnet
and
aailsd
Mat
night
on
the
Mawe
Vaaoouvar.
rarpolnU.
sailing
at
11
avaa.
P
lrom
here
for
tatttee.
tier
return
south
U
booked
to
sail
A
Smoking
Coneert
will
be
held
at
the
Armory
tonight
st
830
p.m
to
which
all
members
of
ihe
First
North
British
Columbia
gtagunem
are
luvlted
-The
Tembli'"
b"s
'"
102nd
Battling
BMo
Ourvich.
"t"mf
aatumad
home
on
test
nMht't
ram
his
tour
of
ommusai
to
Anyot
where
he
put
Juwny
Iwnuaon
of
the
smelter
town
in
the
hoapitaJ
as
a
result
of
s
bout
Mat
Friday
atoning
there.
boxing,
sougs
and
refresbments.
j
Heater
Dick
Indian
woman,
sentenced
by
Maglatrate
William
Grant
st
Hsael-ton
to
four
months'
Imprisonment
at
Okalls
for
vagrancy,
was
brought
to
the
'cltT
on
,,Brd'
afternoon
s
train
Ifanrj
BrtenstiMi
ut
ifajstU.
lu
1
beeri
,rom
lM
latw,1'
m
ctl,re
OI
Mra
attaitdtpg
the
OlMMh.
Army
eon-
rerthce
m
the
ottv.
left
m
thi.
mm.
Tlcrt,ur,t
act::,
Plloe
mtro"'
nd
lnas
train
for
Terrace
where
be
williU
belng
"H1
ln
tbe
clty
tock"uP
aw"-pay
iu
Mmt
"ut
a
brief
VUH
to
hla
eMgMter.
Mrs.
Qwean
Cbtioe
Islands.
,
I'D
ATT
AM
As
an
aftarmath
at
n
uitin..Mi.
ooUtalon
at
the
corner
of
Pulton
Street
and
Slsth
Avenue-
on
October
ll
when
three
boys
rebel
ved
injuries
which
j
necessitated
their
being
token
to
aospi-
LECTURE
TOUR
J?"'!?.??"
'lAllracts
Attention
of
Home
Sec-
n
m-
,
,.h
retary
by
htntements
About
Maidstone
Jail
LONDON.
Nov.
4.
Horatio
Bottomley.
the
M-MP.
who
received
seven
years
penal
servitude
and
was
granted
a
re
lease
on
license
recently
after
serving
something
over
five
years,
has
since
oc
cupied
himself
principally
ln
writing
a
I
series
of
articles
for
a
Sunday
paper
with
a
large
circulation
concerning
his
prison
experiences
For
a
considerable
time
be
was
Interned
at
Maidstone,
and
lr.
his
writings
has
made
some
asper
sions
upon
the
administration
of
thl
prison.
The
Heme
Secretary.
Sir
William
Joyn
scn-Htcks.
hss
thought
these
aspersion
worthy
of
hla
public
attention,
and
ha'
luued
a
statement
concerning
Maidstone
Jail,
"which
has
been
somewhat
In
the
public
eye
lately
in
connection
with
a
aeries
of
newspaper
articles
by
ati
ex-convict."
81r
Wtlitam
say
he
hai
had
very
long
Interviews
with
the
governor,
chaplain,
and
medical
officer.
interviewed
some
of
the
men
whose
Uftinei
have
beer,
recently
mentioned.
Slid
exposes
himself
as
absolutely
sat
isfied
with
the
conditions,
discipline
and
behaviour.
Lady
Joynson-Illcka,
It
Is
further
officially
stated,
also
Inspected
the
kitchen
and
similar
departments.
i
and
sampled
the
food
provided
for
the
j
prUoners.
I
BcU-jmk'y
has
also
delivered
lec-;
titles
ronutrnlng
his
prison
experiences
Jet
the
Queen's
Hall.
London,
and
the
Sun
Hill.
Liverpool
The
uri
rmes
we
e
Winners
fairly
large,
but
the
press
practically
Ignored
the
lectures.
Hull
Corporation
has
relUMd
to
let
the
City
Hall
to
Bottomley.
Bottomley
was
declared
bankrupt
about
the
time
or
his
conviction,
and
It
Is
not
likely
that
he
will
apply
for
hi
discharge
from
bankruptcy
for
a
con
slderable
tune.
FINAL
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR
ACROPOLIS
TAG
Final
arrangements
for
the
tag
day
to
be
held
tomorrow
were
made
at
a
meeting
last
night
of
the
Acropolis
HID.
Grounds
Improvement
League.
The
proceeds
wul
be
applied
to
the
oomple
tlon
of
paying
off
of
the
debt
to
the
city
incurred
in
connection
with
the
pledge
made
for
the
complete
improvement
of
the
grounds.
J.
S.
Wilson
and
D.
C.
Patersou
wUl
have
charge
of
the
tagging
and
will
be
assisted
by
boys
nd
girls
of
the
High
School.
A
joint
meeting
of
trie
Improvement
league
and
the
Diamond
Jubilee
cele
bration
executive
will
be
held
on
Mon
day
night
to
decide
on
some
form
of
entertainment
to
raise
any
such
funds
as
may
be
further
needed.
NEW
BUTCHER
SHOP
ONTHIRDAYENUE
BUI
Jones,
late
with
Mussallom
V
hue
opened
up
a
new
butcher
shop.
The
City
Meat
Market,
on
Third
Avenue
at
the
corner
of
First
Street.
He
lias
s
full
stock
of
fresh
meats,
fish
and
vef'
vblcs,
and
his
prices
are
reasonable
H(
tows
the
meat
business,
and
aftc:
tw
"ears
in
town,
a
wide
circle
of
ciu.
aers
know
him.
261
LIVE
SHELL
FOUND
IN
TRUCK
OF
IRON
LONDON.
Nov.
S.
A
live
shell
was
discovered
In
a
truck
of
Die-Iron.
Just
before
'.he
load
waa
thrown
Into
the
furnace
at
OUberUOan's
steelworks.
Swansea
Valley.
Forty
men
were
wurk-ii'i;
near
by.
and
the
shell
was
of
suf-'.icleut
calibre
to
shatter
the
furnace.
Such
finds
among
truckloads
of
plg-iron.
It
ls
.Hated,
are
not
of
infrequent
occurrence.
BEETHOVEN'S
WORKS
NOT
WELLREMEMBERED
LONDON,.
JNav.
3.
The
following
story
is'
golnjv
round
Sheffield,
the
big
I
centre
of
the
cutlery
trade.
A
workman
hud
;rodually
been
promoted
until
he
rear.lieu
the
position
of
works
:
manager
Ti
mark
his
elevation
one
of
i
the
d
rc.'ors
invited
him
to
dine
at
i
hl
house
1
"Who-
do
yctt
think
of
Beethoven
works'
rmke
t
!.,
director's
wife
of
the
i
novice
rr
dli
in;.'
ou'
I
don't
remember
that
I
have
ever
been
over
them."
was
the
reply.
"What
i't
ui.ikt1"
kZailM
Since
1883
1
r
ra
-
!1
PAGE
THREE
"SEAGRAM'S
83"
has
been
a
leader
in
popular
demand
a
consistent
winner,
year
in
and
year
out,
since
it
was
first
made
in
the
distilleries
of
Joseph
E.
Seagram
&
Sons,
Ltd.,
Waterloo,
Ontario
in
1883.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BKEAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
i
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
t'onii'ol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
li
Prince
Rupert,
&C.
Solid
Oak
Dining
Room
Suile,
9
pieces.
Queen
Anne
style.
"Home
Lovers'
Club"
terms
$
1
0)1.00
2
only.
Solid
Oak
China
Cabinets,
one
new
sityle
with
cupboard
space
at
the
bottom
$tfJ..0
The
second
one
has
glass
front
and
sides
$21.00
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123
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SUNHAY,
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pin!
lor
ANYOX
and
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Each
tVED.VESIiAY.
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SATURDAY,
10.00
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