Fhone
51.
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av
wm
v
(
ft.
Jtvar'
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r
m-.i
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m
ji
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u
'jy
Firestone
Dips
the
Cords
of
the
Carcass
in
a
Kubber
Solution
ths
old
Fabric
Tire,
internal
friction
was
exceaaive,
and
mileage
;.
the
eauare-woven
construction
of
the
fabric
being
impossible
.
,i
tt.
I
ir.:aie
wrui
ruuucr.
tn
came
the
Cord
tire,
with
cord
in
each
ply
laid
parallel
no
erwsvcn
cross-threads
permitting
greater
insulation
of
the
f!i,
one
from
another,
but
the
cords
were
not
insulated
with
ibtr.
rr
much
research.
Firestone
chemists
found
a
method
of
inul-
r.2
every
fibra
of
every
cord
with
rubber
and
called
it
"Gum-
pping.
i
ms
process
reauces
internal
met
ion
ana
gives
usonds
ol
extra
mucs.
or
local
Firestone
Dealer
will
gladly
explain
the
many
advant-
.
.
.
T-
.
c
t
es
tnat
oruy
r
ireswne
urea
can
ivc.
occ
nun
today.
FIRESTONE
TIRE
&
RUBBER
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
Limited
'I
Wiru
HAMILTON,
CANADA
MOST
MILE3
PER
DOLLAR
IREGTONE
BUILDS
THE
ONLY
GUM-DIPPED
TIRES
Firestone
Agents
in
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
Something
Unusua
Decorated
Candle
x
given
free
with
a
box
of
i'uwdar
and
a
jar
of
Jonteel
Cream.
IIEHB
IS
THE
OFFKK
V
11)e
one
box
of
Jonteel
Face
Powder
(any
l
:i
jar
of
Jonteel
Face
Cream
(either
Cold
or
the
regular
price
of
$1.00
for
the
two
and
you
'
"l
Candles
Free.
Jonteel
Face
Powder
Jonteel
Face
Cream
One
Fair
Candle
All
for
One
Dollar
7v
sTVs
Jfic
Pioneer
Druofi'jsls
jT
HIRD
AVE
t,
SIXTH
ST.
-
-
TELEPHONES
82f,200
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
"THE
DAINTIEST
HKEAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
oA
Storage
(X
Dd.
Prince
Uupcrt.
B.C.
u
.
r-
.
.
UNDEtt,NEY
MANAGEMENT
N
'
I
.
jltJJi.
.
30TEL
Thc'place
called
"Home"
120
Rooms,
American
and
European
Plan.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
Busm.eets
all
trains
and
boats.
Sample
Room
U
Martin,
Manager.
Local
and
Personal
Arthurs
Tut
pnons
78
BC
Undertaken
Pkoce
ti.
Dentist.
Dr
J.
R.
O
ju.
PboneSde
Nstlve
sons
of
Canasta
whist
drive
and
dance
in
Uetropole
Hall
on
Monday.
Octobtr
M.
3
Mrs.
D.
W.
0tsel
and
daunMen
of
Terrace
ntclml
the
'city
on
.yesterday
afternoon's
tram
to
make
i'
6rlf
stay
her.
,
Mi.
H.
JS.
Creelman
of
Usk
la
a
visitor
tn
the
city
for
a
few
days,
huv
ing
intfri
flam
the
interior
on
yester
day
afternoon's
train.
C.
H.
Bawls,
publisher
of
tlx
Omi-neca
Herald,
arrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday
afteraoonl
traui
from
New
Haswltoo
for
a
brief
business
visit
here
Hyda
Transfer
now
agent,
for
Al-Alberta
tooth
and
Pembln
Peerless
Thaee
ceala
art
under
cover,
don't
buy
wets,
buy
aoaL
an
t
ton
can
you
lt
tf
Ura.
W.
B.
Morgan,
lot
Haya
Oove
Clrelo.
who
baa
Data
apendlng
the
lummar
rial
ting
with
ratatlvw
in
Uont-raaL
rtturnad
to
toe
otty
an
yaaUrday
tftarnoon'a
train.
Iythku
Witm
aala
of
work,
home
cooking
and
ta.
Monday.
Movambar
14.
froat
to
m
Boston
Hall.
Whlat
drive
at
840
foUovMd
by
a
dance.
Un.
Poodatfi
orchaatra.
'
FIT
tawd
cash
ragtatara
traded
in
on
DaKonat
tor
BaK.
Wa
now
bar
nlna-tan
Oalton
Adding
and
Caah
Ragiater
maehiao-uam
la
Priaea
Rupert.
A.
K.
Kalaoord.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
349
C.P.R.
steamer
Prlnceea
Beatrice.
Capt.
8.
K.
Oray.
arrived
In
port
at
oclock
thla
morning
from
Vancouver
and
way-porta,
aalllng
at
11
on
her
return
aouth.
The
BaatrlcV
landed
frw
flrat-claaa
paa-aengan
here.
Saturday
Specials.
Dry
Ooods
and
Novelty
Shop
Ladtes.wJ.it
flannelette
Nightgowns
in
all
slaas.
regular
1.48
for
96c.
Also
aU
kinds
of
fancy
Cretonnes,
regular
4sc
per
yard:
special
8
rarda
for
11
00.
Phone
776.
248
L.
.
Coles,
piano
tuner,
la
leaving
Prince
Rupert
at
the
end
of
this
month
'or
Vancouver.
Those
requiring
pianos
-.uned
will
kindly
send
their
orders
:arly.
as
Mr.
.
Cotes
will
not
be
here
igala
until
April.
Phone
Bed
108.
OJiJL
steanntv
Prlnoe
Rupert,
Cap.
D.
Donald,
arrived
on
ttme
at.
1040
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
i
Ooesui
Palls.
The
'vessel
will
sail
st
16
ewak
tonight
for
Stewart,
rs-
urntof
here
to
sail
south
at
11
o'clock
tomorrow
night.
Mrs.
Lance
Potterton.
formerly
Prince
Rupert
and
now
residing
Stewart
where
her
husband
la
the
pro
vincial
police
constable,
la
expected
m
the
city
very
soon
on
her
way
home
following
a
holiday
visit
to
her
former
home
In
England.
-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Rupert
Bast
October
27.
Loyal
Order
of
Dance,
October
27.
Orange
Lodge
October
27.
Hospital
Auxiliary
October
38.
United
Church
Bazaar
Moose
Anniversary
Concert
and
Dance,
Halloween
Ball
Hill
60
Halloween
Batautr.
October
W
Kalen
dar
Kabaret
I.O.DI.
lowe'en.
Hall,
Hal-
Knights
of
Pythias
Whlat
Drive
and
dance,
October
11.
'
Presbyterian
Church
ber
3.
Bptiat
Sale,
November
s.
Movem-
Presbyterian
Church
Choir
Concert,
November'
(T.
Canadian
Legion
Armistice
Day
Ban
quet.
November
11,
In
the
Boston
Hall.
Pythian
Sisters
Sale
of
Work
Novem
ber
14.
Anglican
Baaaar,
Tuesday,
Nov.
IS.
Mooee
Bazaar,
Nov.
16
and
17.
Established
1923.
Office
Hours:
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
Saturday:
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
Any
evening
by
appointment
DENTIST
Exchange
Block.
I'hone
I
OK
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.Make
This
Your
Last
Day
of
Constipation
"Fruit-a-tive"
give
Sure,
Positive
Relief
MRS.
H.
CODIN
"After
suffering
many
yean
from
conU-paiion,
I
vu
adxiied
to
try
'Fruit-a-threi'.
Alt
ray
ills
are
gone
now.
I
am
fleaey
and
in
good
health.
I
tried
all
Linda
of
remedies,
but
only
'Fruit-i-tive'
l.rought
back
my
health.
In
appreciation
I
am
ready
to
certify
that
Truit-a-tivei"
lives
up
to
every
claim."
Such
is
the
sincere
testimony
of
Mrs.
Henri
Codin,
34
McGuIre
St.,
Montreal.
If
your
body
is
handicapped
by
weak
intestines
if
you
have
headaches,
diiiy
spells,
feel
despondent,
unable
to
enjoy
work
or
play,
by
all
means
try
"Fruit-a-Urt".
It
is
the
ideal
tonic-laxative
the
meet
natural
medicine
to
restore
you
to
health,
because
it
is
made
from
pure,
fresh
fruit
juices
intensified
and
blended
with
tonics;
nothing
else.
Natural,
gentle,
safe.
Step
into
your
druggist's.
Buy
a
25c
or
50c
box.
Make
Mrs.
Godin's
happy
experience
come
true
for
you,
also.
Norsk
audetjeneete
1
Metropole
Hall.i
unorgenkveld
750.
Utt
th
Big
4
babltl
4
a
Taxi,
pbsne
4.
When
thinking
tf
Celebrate
your
btttbday
at
the
Kabaret
tn
I
OD
E.
Hall
on
Hallowe'en.
Admission
Oc.
Merrttt
to
Prince
Rupert
In
the
service
i
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
arrived
In
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Boa
trios
this
morning.
Mr.
Leigh's
home
Is
in
New
Westminster.
Mrs.
Faony
Cumberland
of
Merrttt.
grand
chief
for
British
Columbia
of
the
Pythian
Sisters.
Is
expected
in
the
city
within
a
day
or
so
to
pay
an
official
visit
to
the
local
lodge.
Much
en
tertainment
Is
being
planned
for
Mrs.
Cumberland
during
her
stay
here.
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx,
administrator
of
the.
Anglican
dloceee
of
Caledonia,
who
has
been
In
the
East
for
several
months
arranging
for
finances
to
reestablish
the
diocese
with
a
bishop,
will
return
to
the
city
next
Saturday
or
8unday,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Rlx,
who
has
been
visiting
In
Ontario.
After
spending
a
two
weeks'
honey
moon
which
took
them
as
far
south
as
California,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Douglas
Stork.
the
bride
having
formerly
been
Miss
Orace
Curtln
of
this
city,
returned
home
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morn
ing
and
will
take
up
residence
In
their
new
home
on
Atlln
Avenue,
Westview.
ORCHARD-ROBBING
BEARS
NUMEROUS
ROUND
UCLUELET
UeHJELET.
Oct.
20.
Black
bears,
usually
ptentlful
around
Ucluelet.
are
very
numerous
this
year.
A
number
have
been
seen
In
and
about
the
settlement
and
have
created
quite
a
dlstur-
IbaiiiHve
oreWdsJOne
war
shot
rrreA-iawfcr
apple'
tree
vln
Oeorze
Fraserls
famcnV
garden
within
fifty
yardK
of
his
house
after
having
been
tr.vi
away
several
times
previously.
end
several
trees
In
orchards
nearby
have
been
destroyed.
The
scarcity
ofj
wild
small
fruits
thus
autumn
la
sug-:
Kestrd
:l
a
probable
reason
for
the
bUdm.--.
ol
lha
bears.
I
Church
Notices
T.
AMIKEW
C.lTlltDIUL
(Churcn
of
England)
Rector.
Archdeacon
Q.
A.
Rot.
Aaalatant.
Rev.
O.
R.
Proctor.
Morning
service
at
11
oWajk
Evening
service
at
7.M.
Baerameatt
of
the
ixrds
Supper
will
be
sitnUataXrtvl
on
itrst
Sunday
ot
month
at
It
am.;
UMid
Sunday
of
month
at
S
a
m.
Sundwy
cbool
at
aJO.
UUTMT.
(
III
K(
II
Ulimter.
Re.
W.
T.
Prlee.
Womiug
worahln
at
II
o'clock.
8er-
acn
topic:
"Olvlng
the
Bible
to
the
c:;a
'
Sunday
school
at
239.
Even-.ig
ae:-rice
at
7JS.
Subject
of
sermon;
Toe
lame
take
the
pref.
Ood'a
healing
for
life's
crlpol..-
Bok
by
R.
W.
Howard.
Bright
oonfregatlonal
singing.
t'llKISTlAV
HCIfcMK
hOCICTY
Senice
every
Sunday
morning
In
the
Hays'
Block.
M
Second
Avenue.
Subject
on
Sunday
"Probation
after
Death
"
Testimony
meeting
on
Wed-
.teaday
evening
at
8
o'clock.
I'KKSIlVTtKIAN
t
ill
Kt
II.
Minister.
Rev.
J.
R.
rrleell.
Bit.,
LL.B.
Residence,
the
Msnse.
Telephone
403
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
BlMe
Society
Service.
Subject:
The
Bail'a
Beacon
God's
sacred
oracle.'
Sonday
school
at
12.13.
Evening
service
at
7
JO.
Subject:
"Uncle
Tom's
Text."
A
nugget
from
Harriet
Beecher
Stowc's
?ret
boos
the
words
on
which
the
HA
slave
pUsowed
his
dying
head.
Anthem
by
the
tMtr
"Lkght
at
eveniag
time."
I'MTEIl
CIU'KCII.
Rev.
A.
Wilson,
pastor.
Mis.
I.
Had
dock,
deaconess.
Morning
service
st
U
o'clock.
Evening
st
7.30.
Sunday
school
at
2J0.
Meeting
of
Young
People's
Society
on
Mod
Jay
at
730.
GYROS
WIN
EASILY
IN
BILLIARD
LEAGUE
Defeated
hrots
Luxt
Mjlit
In
Regular
1'Uture
by
fxore
of
983
to
81U
The
Ojro
Otub
Increased
Its
supremacy
In
the
Billiard
League
last
night
by
completely
outclassing
the
Soots
tn
a
regular
league
fixture,
the
aggregate
Hospital
Auxiliary
Hallo
e'en
Ball
f
which
was
983
to
810
in
favor
will
be
held
at
the
Auditorium
on
Prt-'
of
the
service,
club.
The
only
Soot
Tie-
day.
October
26.
Dancing
will
com-!
'
Marcus
Andrews
who
won
over
mence
at
o'clock
sharp
and
continue
:
Percy
Tinker
by
a
score
of
200
to
183.
until
L
ajn.
Tickets
11.00.
The
high
break
ol
the
evening
was
I
mads
by
Col.
MoMordle
who
defeated
W.
H.
Smeetoo.
Fred
Roberts
and
1
Fred
Pyte
200
to
178.
Jack
Oerdlner
returned
to
the
city
onj
Individual
scores
were
as
follow
:
yesterday
afternoon's
train
after
hav-
Col.
8.
P.
McMordie
(Gyro
Club).
200-
tng
spent
a
day
In
the
vicinity
of
Fred
Pyle
(Scots!,
178.
Socheye
trip.
on
an
unsuccessful
hunting
PK
H.
E.
Tremayner
and
Dr.
J.
A.
West
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
Queanei
where
they
will
spend
the
lows:
week-end
on
a
hunting
trip.
They
ex-1
peot
to
return
to
the.
city
next
Tuesday
I
ajro
afternoon.
Following
the
destruction
of
the
for
merly
occupied
premises
by
fire.
L.
R.
Parry,
local
commissary
superintendent
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
is
making
temporary
headquarters
in
the
baggage
room.
John
Horn,
pioneer
resident
of
the
Yukon
country
and
other
parts
of
the
north
and
extensive
property
owner
in
the
city,
left
by
the
Oardena
this
morning
to
visit
a
brother
in
California.
He
bad
spent
the
summer
here.
J.
U
Leigh,
who
Is
transferred
from
C.
Balagno.
200;
J.
Hamilton,
120.
W.
J.
Nelson.
200;
J.
Andrew..
160.
O.
P.
Tinier.
183:
M.
Andrews.
200.
O.
A.
Woodland.
200:
Joe
Broqrn.
I5t
The
league
standing
to
date
Is
as
fol-
Scots
Club
I
Grand
Terminals
Oamet.
Total.
.
.
3
2844
.
.
3
2660
.
.
2
1732
Aver.
948
887
876
GIANT
STING-RAY
IS
IN
AQUARIUM
IN
NEW
YORK
CITY
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
21
A
giant
stingray,
nine
and
One-half
feet
long.
Is
now
ice
chief
attraction
at
the
New
York
Aquarium.
The
fish,
.which
has
a
body
about
two
and
one-half
feet
In
diameter,
and
a
tall
seven
feet
long.
Is
described
as
a
distant
relative
of
the
shark
and
Is
one
of
the
largest
fish
of
Its
kind
ever
lodged
In
the
aquarium.
The
fish
was
badly
Injured
when
it
was
captured
tn
the
ocean
off
Sandy
Hook,
and
aquarium
workers
fear
It
may
die
In
Its
new
surroundings,
however.
The
fish
derives
Its
name
from
the
sharp
spinal
appendage
at
the
end
of
its
long
tall,
with
which
It
cuts
at
an
assailant.
The
stlng-ray
never
grows
longer
than
twelve
feet,
and
rarely
In
excess
of
nine,
authorities
say.
C.N.R.
TICKET
OFFICE
CLOSED
TEMPORARILY
Owing
to
repairs
being
made,
the
Canadian
National
Ticket
Office.
Third
Avenue,
will
be
closed
for
the
next
few
days.
During
that
period,
tickets
may
be
fiecured
and
all
Information
obtain
ed
at
the
Ticket
Office
in
the
depot
Phone
3(9.
tf
Harry
Dal
ton
of
Edmonton,
Inspector
of
dining
cars
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Is
a
visitor
In
the
district
on
offlclal
duties.
He
Is
expected
to
arrive
in
the
city
on
tomorrow
afternoon's
train
from
the
interior,
returning
East
Monday
morning.
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H.
Allan
of
Uak
was
a
passenger
leaving
on
the
Cardena
this
morning
for
Vancouver.
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