TXGZ
F0U2
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
la
doubtless
the
eauae
of
most
of
the
life
that
afflict
humanity.
This
la
so
self
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
hare
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
In
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
Is
the
most
inexcusable.
DON'T
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
Block
Phone
763
the
wise
old
owt
FILLS
HIS
COAL
BlM
(
NOW-TO
GET
EWNOMVlffc-W)
Fuel
economy
means
buying
the
right
coal
at
the
right
time.
We
have
a
yard
full
of
quality
coal
waiting
for
your
order.
Now
is
the
time
to
get
your
supply
before
winter
comes.
This
is
the
right
place.
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
and
ALI1ERTA
SOOTLESS
COAL
Albert
&
HcCaffery
Phones
116
and
117
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
HOUSE
Phone
381
P.O.
Box
13C3
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS,
ROW-BOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diring
and
Salvage
Work
Ageqt
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Pullers
NORWEGIAN
HALIBUT
GEAR
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
VELVET
Cream
THE
VERY
BEST!
Take
a
brick
home
tonight
I
We
cater
for
Parties,
Picnics,
Dances,
etc
Prompt
Delivery
Velvet
Ice
Cream
Co
Corner
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street
Phone
758
-TT-
Dr.Alexand'ef
Smith
Block
Phone
573
DENTIST
Entertained
by
a
floe
waalnu
pro-'
tram
and
also
by
song
and
dance)
sketch
and
bv
a
marine
farce
"Ici
eal
Pari
Franca
la."
tbc
Westholme
TheapcA
as
last
meat
packed
o
the
doora
w
the
ooceaort
ot
the
tint
annual
enwi
:-talrur.tnt
under
the
auspices
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Soetaty
of
Prince
Rupert.
Tbc
music
was
excellent
and
especially
Uve
part
singing.
The
audience
waa
gen-eroui
In
Ita
applauM
and
all
tbe
per-formeti
were
reaalled.
The
finale
of
the
evening
m
-
toe
tarce
"Icl
on
Parle
Francala
whlotr
waa
conducted
by
Alex.
A.
Ccnnon
wno
alio
took
the
leading
part.
The
play
waa
carried
through
with
aplrit
and
there
we
not
a
du41
moment
tbroufaoot.
Mr.
Connon
aa
Ur.
Sprlgglna
waa
exeat-
lent.
Jlmznle
Parquhar
aa
Major
Regului
Bat'
an
was
vocJferoui
and
to
the
man
ner
bom.
Dave
Balfour
aa
Victor
Du
bote,
a
dandified
Frer.unan
very
much
in
love,
was
a
scream
and
waa
tbe
most
otriklng
figure
la
the
play.
aUnoogn
he
did
not
strike
aa
much
as.
tbe
major.
OI
tbe
ladles
It
Is
Impassible
to
speak
tco
highly.
Tbe
most
difficult
part
was
that
of
Mra.
Sprtgglni,
whloh
was
taken
with
good
effect
by
Mrs.
E.
W.
Maren-tette.
albu
Norah
Rlvett
made,
a
von.
Serful
Anna
Maria,
the.
miidiot-"
afl
work.
Miss
Virginia
Riel
and
Mrs.
Lock
each
carried
out
taetr
respective
oaar-tcltn
without
a
flaw.
Of
the
two
sketches
that
by
the
Idlebo
Sextette
a
excellent,
but
tbe
unnlest
was
"Motoring."
put
on
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Boas
and
their
daughter
Dorothy
and
aoa
Bab.
It
caused
much.
amuMiMnt
and
was
very
clever
and
well
acted.
Tbe
following
waa
tbe
musical
pro
gram:
Overture
-Westhctae
Orebeatra.
"Hame
O'
Utae"
Mrs.
J.
Waugb.
"Between
FtelghU"
Tbe
Idlabo's
Sex
tette
(All.
Smallv
J.
81ms.
Mack
Smith.
Sam
Joy.
Mike
Budenlch
and
DeArae-
Mitehen).
Tbe
Vagaboad"
Maurice
Blott.
Simple
Simon"
The
PJL
Harmonlata
(Messrs.
Davie.
Teng.
Blott.
and
"To
a
Highlander"
Mss.
H.
N.
Brock-
lesby.
"Metering"
H.
A..
Rosa
it
Campany.
"Robin
Adair"
Mesdxmee
Melieod
and
Ptaaer.
Meaara.
A.
dappertca
and
J.
E.
Davey).
"Pjt
Ycu
Alone"
J.
A.
Teng.
"Highland
Steps"-
Elizabeth
McLeod-
"Serenade"
Mrs.
P.
W.
AUen
and
J.
Daveyi
Ushers
were
Mlssas
Jean
Grieve.
Winnie
Thomson.
WUla
Dyer.
Caroline
Mlt-Aell.
libs
McOutre
and
Mm
SaKl.
Barton
cashier,
p
man.
Aiirtl
in
Thr
t.i
Krm.
coasted
VbestJ
rjtbktn
si'ter
llotrc
Ronton
Hall
dock
can
Sold
everywhere
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
!
DANGE
LAST
NIGHT
at
Affair
In
I
A
good-slxed
crowd
attended
tbe
whist
Lieut.
R.
P.
Ponder,
officer
com-
larding.
Engineer
Lieut.
R.
c.
Parsons
and
thirteen
ratings
of
the
local
detach
ment
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Vol
unteer
Reserve
will
saU
tonight
on
the
y
mm
mam
Currt.
H.
McDanald
Fred
Boulder.
Everett
Hill.
William
Donald.
Alex
Duncan.
E.
L
Peacock.
Oeorge
Bell
and
N.
SPORT
CHAT
drive
and
dance
given
last
nigat
in
the
Boaton
Hall
by
the
Pythian
Sisters.
1b
tumult
la
near-
Tbe
following
were
winners
at
cards:
1
17
OTOe
,na
01
Iour
nou"
nolr
Ladles'
first.
Mrs.
Reg.
Clarke:
second.
;
m
-an-nour
tea
rouna
nout
at
Mra.
W.
N.
Hoes;
men's
first.
Mayor
CMet-
dtcnoed
aa
the
"battle
of
the
"
root
eTnU
Newton:
men's
-econd.
F.
J.
Puller.
I1"
80
down
ln
nHtorT'
u
h"
PB
.
Refreahmenu
were
served
and
dancing
,ortun'
How
wH1
6n,
u
'.
mnT
loliowed.
music
being
by
Cliff
Cameron.
"
w
1180
f,rc
tlaVe
Ross',
'J.
oawthome.
Brochu
Bros..
tunney-wni
oe
toe
nener
oy
a
and
Len
Bond.
d,lr,nd
kimott
O.
W.
Johnstone
waa
master
of
oere-!
f
I
half
ata
nviajVM
"nuae
a
m
K&l
m
m-afl
ruLA
monies
and
W.
N.
Hcaa
presided
at
the
.
"
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J
doer.
The
committee
in
charge
conalrted
I
about
hWMJ
th"
1fc'
of
Mra.
W.
N.
Hav,
Mrs.
D.
MeCullough
and
Mrs.
May
Ratohford.
FLY-TOX
PREVENTS
BIG
LOSS
Moihs
lay
eggs.
The
eggs
hatcto.
out
larvae
and
the
larvae
eat
your
wootlena,
clothing,
blankets,
upholstery.
Pl-Tox
bans
mothe
and
moth
larvae.
It
also
destroys
the
eggs.
Fly-Tox
Is
stalnlees.
afe,
sure
It
is
the
scientific
insecticide,
developed
at
Mellon
Institute
of
Industrial
research
by
Rex
PeUowatoip.
Every
bottle
guaranteed.
adv.
NAYAL
RESERVISTS
OFF
TONIGHT
FOR
TRAINING
COURSE
betting
is
even
and
no
odds
have
been
beard
ot
Local
boxing
fans
are
somewhat
like
tbe
fraternity
elsewhere
Tnea-are
nataA
sure
tbat
Tunney
Is
a
real
champ
it
or
that
Drmpsey
Is
not
a
has-been
vainly
hoping
to
stage
a
comeback.
eastern
Speakers
at
banquet
EMPHASIZE
MOVEMENT
TOWARD
THE
ELIMINATION
OF
EAST
AND
WEST.
(continued
from
page
ont)
cf
the
steadily
growing
tnfhience
of
acmen.
It
orr.-g
toward
everything
that
was
noble
and
refined.
While
man
trusted
largely
In
material
wealth,
woman
believed
In
the
great
spiritual
power.
LUlY
.tPEAKEK
Mrs.
MeKeen.
representing
the
lady
vieitora.
replied
thanking
tbe
local
Jems
oi
toe
marurrnf
ivam
wmcn
ane
came,
she
said.
-were
mAiea
tbe
same
as
tbe
problems
here.
They
looked
Jor-
iard
to
having
taefr
elevators
fRJed
Prince
George
for
Esquimau
to
take
upaaa
&tir
highways'
;Tjnkte4.;
They
Trevor
wmrtnis
-tirlsni(nie'-mao.-
BllHC
WaiBf
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fran;
three
vivid.
ome
to
a
ind
Jack
Daherty
make-
8
six
weeks
In
duration.
The
ratings
Vbat
produced
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FIRST
ANNUAL
ENTERTAINMENT
GREAT
SUCCESS.
.Music
and
Farce
Entertains,
Facked
IIoue
at
Westholme
i
Last
Night
j
,
,
II
-
-
-
T
realtoauon
that
the
in
Canadian
fields
include
Leading
Seaman
Leonard
Howe
I
should
be
shipped
through
Canadian
Stoker?
J.
T
Mjulay.
George
V.
Dyer
'
portn.
sad
D
McK-:iz'e.
and
Seamen
Jimmy
President
Pulton,
who
made
the
big
Keeps
PerSectiy
In
the
Unopened
Tin:
St.
Charles
Milk
has
two
great
advantages
over
the
bottled
kind.
It
is
doubly
rich,
and
so
gives
better
results
in
all
recipes,
and
then,
it
is
so
convenient!
By
ordering
six
or
a
dozen
tins
at
a
time
you
always
have
plenty
bfrichpure
milk:
in
the
house.
Order
both
sizes,
Tall
and
small.
ST.
CHARLES
t
'Jlscit
wherever
Calk
fir
FREE
Recipe
Book
Just
writ
to
Tht
Bordtn
Co.
Limit-td,
Vancouver,
and
your
copy
will
be
mailed
at
one.
MILK
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
ini
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken'
for
lei
than
50
speech
of
tbe
evening
for
tbe
local
peaple,
weleamtd
tbe
visitors
on
behalf
of
tag
board
of
trade.
He
sen-phssued
tbe
need
of
opening
the
Peace
Elver
route
and
deteg
it
In
such
a
way
that
the
grain
mould
came
to
Prince
Rupert
The
idea
should
be
how
beat
to
serve
tbe
pebate
of
tbe
gauntry
to
c
opened
up
.
He
toM
af
the
first
effort
in
sbipaiag
grain
last
year
aad
it
success.
He
feared
CAadlens
were
too
prone
to
stand
around
and
wetth
the
prosperity
af
Americans
and
this
bad
paralyzed
them.
However
It
was
now
agreed
that
there
must
be
Immigration
Tbe
aid
la
immigration
from
tbe
ad-vertMag
eaaured
through
tbe
opening
of
the
Peace
River
would
be
great.
iinoi
our
tiKurriMiM
Mr.
Barr
brought
greetings
from
tbe
middle
west
to
Prince
Rupert.
Tbe
'"
'
r
was
evidence
of
tbe
great
ctmmunlty
of
interest
tetweea
this
city
and
tbe
pratnes.
Tbe
time
waa
fast
approaching
when
provincial
boundary
lines
would
mean
little.
He
eipreased
appreciation
for
the
courtesy
and
good
fellowship
they
bad
all
received
and
sail
that
It
aufured
aetl
far
tbe
future.
He
had
been
bare
ten
years
ag
od
was
astonished
at
tbe
development
which
bad
taken
place
since
that
time.
He
knew
of
no
piece
that
so
exemplified
the
spirit
of
hardihood
yt
Canadians
than
Prince
Rupert.
He
drew
(Mention
to
her
position
and
her
Influence
in
tbe
future.
Wheat
flowing
to
the
cosst
wss
Hke
a
syphon.
Drawn
by
some
invisible
power,
once
It
started
It
kept
on
because
af
that
pall
ing
power.
They
all
took
tbe
greatest
merest
In
tbe
city
aad
prophesied
a
great
future.
Turning
then
to
the
wider
sphere
of
national
affairs.
Mr.
Btrr
spoke
of
tbe
work
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
its
mission
.
Their
des
tiny
was
not
to
tit
in
seU-camateceney
but
rather
to
be
knpressct
with
their
responsibility.
Gradually
they
would
cease
to
see
the
little
things
but
would
learn
to
empbaatre
tbe
great
things
as
'.hey
came
ln
touch
with
tbe
natieoe
ot
the
world.
t'MiEK
IIICITISII
lUtO
Mr.
Beattbten
In
an
eioquent
oration
said
we
are
standing
today
on
the
gateway
to
tbe
Orlmt,
the
gateway
of
tbe
shortest
route,
the
route
which
bad
been
visualised
by
the
people
of
old
Quebec,
which
was
the
cradle
of
elvtll-ration.
Tbe
visitors
there
bad
seen
tbe
greatness
xt
the
continent
and
the
real-
trstlon
of
those
dresms.
He
told
of
a
celebration
recently
In
which
they
had
kept
alive
tbe
memory
of
the
man
who
Had
fired
tbe
last
shot
against
tbe
British
fleet.
It
was
the
last
because
had
been
thrown
Into
S
St.
UW$?Tf
because
he
refused
to
surrender
it.
He
told
of
the
manner
In
which
the
Brit-'
bad
grreted
this
brave
soldier
and
till
British
chivalry
had
wan
the
or
the
British
flag.
The
nag
of
Britain
Mood
for
liberty,
opportunity
aad
ecurrty
and
Canada
under
that
flag
would
develop
her
resources
and
be
-rr.e
a
great
nation.
Colonel
Crookahanks
of
England
poke
of
the
educational
effect
of
tbe
trip
and
of
the
energy
and
enterprtre
rt
the
transportation
system.
He
paid
peclal
tribute
to
tbe
CJ
R.
whose
care
they
had
just
left
and
over
whose
road
they
had
travelled.
He
spoke
of
tte
potentalltles
of
Prince
Rupert
and
urged
free
trade
among
tbe
nations
of
the
Empire
and
protection
against
the
rest
of
the
world.
He
also
urged
tbe
advantage
of
having
people
here
cul
tivating
their,
own
land.
The
feeling
of
ownership
was
a
security
aislnst
bolahevtiim.
He
thanked
Prince
Rupert
people
on
behalf
of
Mr.
Dean,
tbe
other
British
delegate
and
blmaelf.
Col.
J.
W.
NlcholU
In
moving
a
vote
of
thanks
to
tbe
visitors
expressed
ap
preciation
of
the
visit
and
suggested
hat
this
contact
between
east
and
west
would
make
the
west
look
to
them
for
aid
ln
developing
this
garden
province.
Ml'Tl'.tL
THANKS
M.
P.
McCaffery
seconded
the
motion
and
said
he
believed
they
did
well
In
taking
In
this
city.
He
spoke
of
the
Idea
of
the
originators
cf
the
road
ln
providing
tbe
meat
direct
route
to
the
Orient
and
the
railway
still
had
the
best
grade
of
any
crosalng
the
moun
tains.
William
Blrks,
president
of
the
Can-sdjan
Chamber,
recalled
his
visit
sixteen
years
ago
when
a
banquet
waa
given
in
the
old
Prince
Rupert
Inn.
I
Then
Then
again
again
he
he
was
was
here
here
five
five
years
years
ago
ago
WANTED
WANTED
MEN
MECHANICALLY
IN-dined
who
would
Ilk
to
work
at
tae
Wurld't
greatot
paying
industry
Auto
mechanic
garage
work,
electrical
(-
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pens,
welding,
battery
sad
vulcanic-
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lng.
We
euarantee
to
(jallfy
you
for
big
paying
positions
Only
a
:
abort
time
required.
Write
or
call!
Hsenphlira
Auto
Bngineenag
achoot,
10
Haatiaga
St
.
aacauvar.
BuO.
AfiENTS
WANTED
ANYONE
CAN
EARN
fa
WEEKLY
UV.
in
city
or
country,
in
spare
tloee.
taking
orders
for
the
Bei:-Kown,
Hlgh-att-Orade.
Lowest-Priced
line
Oaaa-dlan-mad
Chris
tasas
Orsetlng
Oartf.
Uagaiflctaat
sample
book
free.
Writ
PtibUahmg
Co.
SI
Wattlag
W.
Toronto
AOeWTB
ETTHaH
SEX
-
ITS
WEEKLY
eay
selling
Pateo
Cleanaea,
Wash
Pallaarlte.
Ctoaa
everything
right
BiaiQvea
road
tar
without
Injury
to
paint
Sells
an
demonaWaOoa.
Samples
free.
P.
A.
Leiebvre
Cku
Alexandria.
Ont.
PXR60NAL
OfiCamNO
OAHD6.
Aaenu
wanted
to
take
orders
far
the
finest
line
ever
shown
la
Panada,
flags
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Art
Co..
Manufactarsta.
310
Scadlna
Ave.,
ToranM.
v
FOIt
SALE
FOR
SALE
CHEAP.
ONE
DOUBLE
coach
and
mattress:
6
loach
tableer
IS
chairs:
one
kitchen
cabinet:
one
White
Frost
ice
box.
Phone
Red
III.
POR
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ALE
NEWTON
HI
PIE-AND
L
O.
Smith
shot
gun.
Apply
Star
Welding
Cow
Bay.
SM
FOIt
KENT
POR
RENT.
NICE
LARGE
FURNISH-
ed
room
on
Fifth
avenue
West
with
private
family.
Heated.
Pine
naarrne
view
Phase
Btc
9
or
nkttk
111.
FOR
RENT
POOR
ROOMED
FUR-
nlsbed
apartment
water
paid.
Phone
UT
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
APART-
meat
by
tbe
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
007.
ttj
POR
RENT.
Pianos.
Singer
sewing
Music
Store
WWkefe
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE,
HAR
bor
view.
Apotr
!.
ith
Ave.
E.
if
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
6
ROOMS
BATH.
Apply
Munro
Bros.
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'SPITE
FOR
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Palmer
House
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BELL
BY
public
aucttcn:
Olll
net.
fully
equip
ped
gaa
boat,
on
Thursday.
September
29
at
3
pat.
at
Cow
Bay.
Far
further
Information
Phone
714.
with
the
Montreal
Board
of
Trade.
The
growth
of
the
city
sines
that
tune
was
more
striking
to
him
than
to
those
who
i
lived
here
or
who
came
often.
Tbe
view
from
Montreal
Heights,
whteb
he
j
vlrltcd
that
afternoon,
was
very
striking.
Tbe
city
was
by
no
means
standing
still.
He
saw
very
marked
progress.
The
British
freighter
Bedgapoot.
which
was
one
or
the
ships
loading
grain
at
Prince
Rupert
mat
winter,
la
now
In
Vancouver
taking
on
a
cargo
of
lumber
for
Japan.
COLIC
AND
CRAMPS
Lm
been
on
the
market
tnr
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LOST
LOST
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grey
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