O
Vr
8.
1927
ft
I
1
1
11
rm
(MM
pi.
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af
w
Ctct
Section
of
a
Firestone
Tire
BuUt
lor
service
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m)m
at
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J
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Crow
Section
f
sn
Ordinary
rjNC
lin
"Mad
to
Sell"
Enjoy
the
Comfort,
Safety5
id
Economy
of
Gum-Dipped
Tires
ie
sections
of
tires
reproduced
above
ore
a
part
of
the
Ffrwtene
riler
program.
Study
these
two
sections
and
you.
too.
will
bderstand
what
Firestone
means
by
tires
built
for
service
and
res
tnade
to
selu
ie
Firestone
Gum-Dipped
Balloon
Tire
with
it
sckntifieaUy
Paigned
tread
permits
free
fl
eating,
easkr
tiding,
extra
comfort
nd
safety,
while
the
gum-dipping
prows
gives
it
the
wear
itzl
properties
that
give
thousands
of
extra
miles.
he
ordinary
balloon
tire
with
heavy
flat
tread
dciirn
is
obviously
fcLTtr
ar.d
rides
harder.
The
excess
rubber,
placed
for
appearance
it
the
cJ"rt
ot
the
tread,
is
not
only
wasted
but
produces
hinging
ictsi
causing
ply
separation
and
"sboultfer
breaks."
'cur
local
Firestone
Dealer
will
gladly
explain
the
gum-dipping
S
rocccs
end
other
advantages
that
only
Firestone
Gum-Dipped
res
can
give
Sec
him
today.
FIRESTONE
TIRE
&
RUBBER
COMPANY
OF
CANADA.
Limited
HAMILTON.
ONTARIO
MOST
MILES
PER
DOLLAR
FIRESTONE
BUILDS
THE
ONLY
GUM-DIPPED
TIRES
Firestone
Agents
in
Prince
Rupert,
I..C.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
THE
CHOCOLATES
That
Are
Different
'n
no
frequently
on
id
of
NHII-SON'S
Chocolates
'
y
1
have
stf-iptr-d
It
as
a
slogan.
The
centres
are
delicious
"d
'
'
i.orolau
tuaiiu:
is
rich
and
velvety
smooth.
:i
y
,i
regularly
at
from
76c
to
$1.26
per
lb.,
but
In
order
r,u.'.
:!u-ni
more
widely
known
we
are
placing
them
on
sale
a
w.'i
k-t
iid
special
at
"
60c
per
lb.
Take
a
pound
home
with
you.
Qraie
"7jc
Pioneer
Drttocisls
FHIRD
AVE.
(,
SIXTH
ST.
-
-TELEPHONES
S?o200
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Dentist
Over
Orme"s
Drug
Store
Phone
523.
Offlw
Hours
D
to
0
Lady
Assistant
"
T
S'0
"T"
'
I
Best
PraraMe
O
(THE
ORIGINAL)
Pure
Scotch
Wliisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALI
BottVJ
aJ
fasraiktresl
tvy
Vtiam
Crastt
4
5rnt
Xm,ui
ClmixUtch
md
Balim.0lt
OMtfllcnn.
Dtoff.
tar
-A
-CUsfow,
ScdaVa4.
A
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displ.iyod
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
ty
1
1
.;.
;;!.
n.i-.
.5
f
British
Columbia
Local
and
Personal
Arthurs
Tut
Phone
6TS
BO
OMrmtrr.
neattot.
Dr.
J.
r.
ottMsi.
ptmmt
4.
Jtllf
Pboot
41.
Omml
PsmmSM
Wfetn
tbtatinc
(W
"W.
returned
on
reKrda
Mr
name
in
Tarraoc.
W.
H
Waldorf
returns
to
the
ci
HaUowata
Ball.
Hut
60
HsUoween
Basaar.
October
39
Presbytertsa
Church
ber
-3.
rresbyterlan
November
9.
Church
Basaar,
Novem-
Choir
a
Concert,
Anglican
Basaar,
Tuesday,
Nov.
IS.
Moose
Basaar,
Nov.
16
and
17.
Baptist
Bale
November
35.
Established
1923
V
Ofice
Hours:
9
a.ra
to
6
p.m.
Saturday:
9"a.rri,
Itf'
l'
p.'ni'
Any
evening
by
appointment
DENTIST
tt
tlsUenunprt
uon
cum
today
a
S"mt
Bkkcry.
Haet
your
order
Ms)
C
R.
OUbert.
after
apend::ii!
M
umiu
yeaterday
alternoui
from
bnaf
trip
to
Vancouver
Dears
Keep
of
tbe
CJI.
invwtlica
eparunent
imi'M
in
tbe
c!tj
"
interior
on
yesterday
after
Doon
'i
trata.
Caul
rsln
st
the
Pikjeuela)
Oov
wnmwni
wnarr
tare
baa
eompletec?
i-rM.
aaaasMn
vill
mak
landing
"
MkM
OB
OT
P.
wkarf.
tf
Byot
makt
now
agent
for
Al-
AlberU
Wnntlaai
and
Pembina
Paerlets
neet
oaau
are
under
cover,
don't
buy
tr.
buy
ooal
MS
a
ton
can
you
oast
iir
tf
sen.
Man
Bulger
aad
daughter.
Uv
aUthlaea
Bulger,
attar
bsTtng
aptnt
the
Ter
la
Taneotwer.
tstuiaed
to
the
it
from
the
aouth
oa
tbe
Cardan
yesterday
afternoon.
D.
T.
Lutes,
manager
of
Lowe
Inlet
cannery,
arrived
In
the
city
from
down
tbe
coast
on
the
Calais
yesterday
after
anon,
returning
atrnta
oa
the
same
this
sketch
"Icl
on
Park-
PraacaU"
wto
be
pt
muted
in
the
Cathedral
Ball
under
the
directorship
of
A.
A
Oonaoa
on
Thursday,
Octobe.
is
at
S
is.
Admission
He.
With
a
light
last
f
psaasrigiri.CP3
'earner
rrtnpses
Alice.
Cspt.
Tbomas
CUT.
arrteed
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
from
Taneourer.
sailing
during
the
noon
hoar
for
Alaska.
Th
t
easel
due
to
touch
here
souShaound
nc
Wsdnesassv
I.
.
Hsrry
.Sotite.
a
former
Member
of
the
crew
s
the
Ughtbous
tender
Mewing
ton
ana.
dartag
the
past
summer,
in
charge
of
a
Lowe
Inlet
cannery
boat
arrived
from
Low
Inlet
on
the
Oar
dena
yesterday
afternoon
and
will
pend
two
weeks
here.
Mr.
Victor
Baaeo-Bert
aad
daughter
Miss
Lea
Baaeo-Bert.
after
having
spent
tii
past
five
years
lrr
Turin.
Italy,
returned
to
Prtaee
Rupert
on
yesterday
afternoon
'a
train.
They
cross
il
the
At
lantic
on
the
SSXKW
ton
Italian
liner
Itome
which
made
the
nssaasi
from
Oenoa
to
New
York
In
tea
days.
union
steamer
Csrdena.
Cant.
A.
Johnsune.
arrived
from
the
south
at
J
4.3
yesterday
afternoon,
salting
at
4
18
for
the
Hew
River.
Returning
this
morning,
the
vessel
sailed
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
wayports
bar
ing
bar
calls
at
Port
Rsslngtoa,
Bal
moral
and
Claxton
on
the
way
aouth
Best
week,
the
Oardeaa
toes
on
winter
schedule
when
she
wUl
have
addition
al
calls
to
make
oa
the
way
north
going
no
further
north
than
here
and
ailing
for
Vancouver
at
the
aac
scheduled
time
a
now.
0
Saturday
mornings.
ANNOUMCHM
ENTS
Qyro
Hoe-Down,
October
14.
Prince
Rupert
October
31.
Drill
Teaaa
Due.
Rupert
East
United
Church
Basaar,
October
37.
Loyal
Order
of
Dance.
Octosea-.X.
Hospital
Ausfltary
October
36.
Moos
Anniversary
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
PASE
TUREE
Those
Wretched
Bilious
Attacks
Fruit-a-tives
"
Always
Stops
Them
lock.
L1
MR.
LEO.
GO0IN
"I
u
always
MEoui
and
never
seemed
to
digest
my
food
properly,"
writes
Mr.
Leo.
Godm,
2371
Clark
St,
Montreal.
TMs
kept
me
very
wcik.
A
friend,
who
bad
been
coojpleUly
rt'Jcvrd
of
these
troubles
by
'Frvit-a-tim',
advised
me
ta
try
this
fruit
medkiae.
I
dd
to,
and
now
I
am
so
well
that
I
wast
to
congratulate
'FrttrM-tivti'
on
iu
unftiUnj
eCective-
MM."
If
you
suffer
with
poor
digestion,
upset
stomach,
bilious
attacks
or
chronic
con-stipatioa,
take
Mr.
Codia't
advice
and
try
Fruit-a-trves".
This
natural'
remedy,
Baede
from
icteniificd
fruit
juicA
com-Bmed
with
tonics,
win
nrely
correct
these
trevbtei
and
bring
you
back
to
heal.
Doat
put
it
off
buy
a
bot
today,
tac
the
tiUets
rrgalarly,
and
see
how
qdck'y
you
will
Improve.
J5e
and
SOc
Scandinavian
dance
tonight
in
tbe
ietropole
Ball.
This
afternoon
train,
due
from
tbe
act
at
3:30,
is
reported
to
be
oa
time.
Col.
8.
P.
UosJordls
sailed
this
morn.
Relieving
chief
Officer
J.
Mulr
wbo
is
ashore
In
Vancouver
on
account
of
his
wife's
Kinase,
Chief
Officer
E.
Shepherd
from
the
Osmosun
came
north
oh
tbe
ardena
this
week.
A
letter
from
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
received
by
tbe
Board
of
Trade
at
Its
meeting
last
night
thanklns
th
local
neonl
tnr
tK.
n.
cotony
then
A
number
of
local
fori
Io-,j,n,
tertalnment
that
bad
been
provided
K.
pie
have
gone
out
to
attend
the
fes
O.
Larssa.
well
known
Juneau
fisher-
ar.an.
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
East
an
yesterday
afternoon's
train,
having
come
direct
from
Ncrway
wltb
his
bride.
They
proceeded
north
oa
the
Princess
Alice
this
afternoon.
Tbe
fish
packer
Lincoln.
Capt.
Joe
Dssntuus
apd
her
part
,owner,
J.
W.
Maoreaotise.
oa
board
as
engineer.
arrived
torn.
Maesett
this
morning.
The
vessel
reports
having
had
quite
a
dust
ing
coming
across
Hecate
Straits.
At
tbe
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
last
night
a
letter
was
read
from
the
Ketona
Board
of
Trade
asklns
that
tbe
local
board
interest
hotels
and
restaurants
in
featuring
BO.
fruit.
The
letter
was
referred
to
a
committee.
Joseph
Slgmund.
formerly
of
this
c;ty
and
now
In
business
st
Queen
Charlotte
City,
is
a
visitor
to
the
oltv.
He
arrived
from
tbe
Islands
by
gasboat
princess
jesreroar
aitemoon
and
will
return
there
aboard
tbe
steamer
Prince
John
at
tbe
fjrst
of
tbe
week.
Capt.
Harry
Ormlston
of
the
light
rouse
tender
Newlhgton
sailed
this
Booming
on
tbe
Cardena
for
Victoria
mad
win
be
away
on
a
week's
holiday
while
bit
ship
Is
undergoing
overhaul
la
tbe
dry
dock.
Mrs.
Ormlston
and
family
are
already
in
Victoria,
having
been
there
since
June.
The
question
of
reminding
the
rail
way
company
of
the
desirability
of
a
change
in
schedule
to
allow
steamer
and
train
pawnee
jjA
more
time
In
Prince
Bupirtwgf
to
the
Naviga
tion
and
TiTwtFEsknyltet
after
a
brief
discussion
bybe
Board
ofTrade
at
Its
monthly
meeting
last
night.
At
the
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
last
night
a
report
was
received
f.-om
Philip
M.
Ray.
chairman
of
the
I
NavK'Bt
ion
Committee,
reporting
pro-
-TT
T"v-n.
vi
Txr
p:"-
regard
to
the
effort
being
made
R-.l
i
ENNY
"
'
!
IVC
R1PP
Rk-
In
Seymour
I-'ar-
JL
X
-
JL
I
rows
removed.
So
far
the
committee
I
teen
enffac.-d
In
collating
informa-
:
tl'
n
in
rpffrirri
:0
It.
anil
infrNt
n
Exchange.
Illock.
Phone
lOa'cii
er
bed.
u
the
idea.
a
Church
Notices
I"-
T.
AMIKKIV'H
Clll
K(
II.
(Church
of
England)
Rector.
Rev.
a.
A.
Rli.
Assistant.
Rev.
O.
R.
Proctor.
Uorning
tervtre
at
11
o'clork.
Even-ag
service
at
TAOf
,
RatjajiKOt
of
the
Lord's
Supper
will
be
adaUalatered
on
the
first
Sunday
of
tbe
meatb
at
11
stn
third
SiUsway
of
Mlfeoata
at
8
a
m
Sunday
school
M
iM.
Sun-dsy
school
at
110
ua.
la
St.
Peter's
Church.
Seal
Cove.
XWVlTsT
Cllt
KCII.
Ulrisier.
Rev
W.
F.
Prle.
Uorning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Subject
The
Story
of
a
Modem
Reistlou
Reviv.il."
Sunday
school
at
30.
Even-.ng
worship,
subject:
"Uss
RvUetoa
any
value
for
the
present
life
It
shows
he
way
to
Heaven
Is
It
worth
thing
for
Eartb."
You
are
Invited
to
bear
this
important
tbeme
discussed.
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
MKIETY
Service
every
Sunday
morning
la
tbe
Hay
'a
block.
345
Second
Avenue.
Subject
on
Sunday
"Is
Sin.
Daease
aad
Death
Real."
Testimony
meeting
oa
Wednesday
evening
at
8
o'clock.
1
1
It
ST
INITIO
CIIIKCIL
Rev.
A.
Wilson.
B-A..
pastor.
Mies
I.
Haddock,
deaconess.
Uorning
at
11
o'clock.
Public
Worship.
Evening
worship
at
7
JO.
Subject:
Tbe
most
potent
cause
for
failure."
Sunday
school
at
2
JO.
Monday.
Young
Peoples
Society
meet
for
supper
at
6
JO.
PHEMIVTEKIAX
Clll
KCII
Minister.
Rev.
J.
B.
Prtsell.
B-A..
LL.B.
Residence.
Tbe
Mans.
Telephone
4S3.
Morning
worship
at
11
am.
Subject.
"Knowing
the
Unknowable."
Evening
worship
7
JO.
Subject:
"The
Matcblesa
Christ."
CANNERY
MANAGER
IS
WELL
PLEASED
SEASON'S
FISHING
R.
O.
Johnstone,
manager
of
Inverness
r.g
by
the
Oardeaa
for
Vancouver
on
and
Kleartu
canneries,
la
one
district
i
business
trip.
canneryman.
at
least,
who
la
satisfied
with
tbe
salmon
pack
of
this
reason
Grocery
shower
at
the
Ridley
Home.
Mr.
Achnetone,
who'
will
sail
tomor-Wednesday.
October
IX.
from
3
to
8.
row
nlgtat
on
the
Prince
Charles
for
Tea
srul
be
served
and
Inspection
of
Victoria
on
a
brief
business
trip,
stated
Home
lavlteat
this
morning
that
Invernan
cannery,
t
which
closed
down
yesterday,
had
put
At
the
instance
of
George
Arnold
tbe
op
a
pack
this
season
of
slightly
over
Board
of
Trade
last
night
deckled
to
30,000
eases.
Considering
that
this
was
empower
the
president
to
appoint
a
an
off
-season,
the
comparison
Is
favor-
real
estate
committee
able
with
tbe
average
pack
of
the
plant
I
which
Is
36,000
cases.
Of
tbe
41
paaeengers
arriving
from)
Mr.
Johnstone
la
also
very
well
satis-the
smith
on
rtfi
Princess
Alice
thl
i,y
with
the
paek
recorded
by
the
new
-iioming.
eight'
"are
making
tbe
xiemtu
cannerv
which
out
uo
8.400
round
trip
and
eight
disembarked
here.
:
cases
with
only
seven
seine
boats
In
op
eration.
Mydrogrsphic
survey
steamer
Llllooet.
,
which
to
engaged
In
surrey
work
In
neighboring
waters,
arrived
in
port
this
rrfjrulng,
and
Is
tied
up
at.
tbe
ocean
WEDDING
AT
OSLAND
ON
THIS
AFTERNOON
Mi
Marraret
Murclieal
to
Heroine
llrlde
of
John
JolniMin
at
4
O't-loi-k
Ceremony
An
Interesting
wedding
will
take
place
this
afternoonat
Coland.
Smith
Island,
when
Mtss
Margaret
Moreshead
will
be
united
in
marriage
to
John
Johnson,
a
well
known
member
of
the
Icelandic
tivities
following
the
nuptials.
TIME
IS
NOT
RIPE
FOR
ESTABLISHING
SMELTER
At
the
board
of
trade
meeting
last
night
George
Woodland,
chairman
of
the
mining
committee
reported
In
regard
to
the
prospect
ot
establishing
a
customs
emelter
near
Prince
Rupert
that
It
was
doubtful
if
the
time
was
ripe
for
an
Independent
concern,
lie
suggested
rather
that
the
better
plan
would
be
to
Interest
one
of
the
big
operating
companies
In
tbe
location.
Most
of
the
producing
mines
were
controlled
by
one
of
the
big
companies.
The
report
was
filed
for
fuUire
H,
W.
6chofWd.
district
passenger
agent
at
Vancouver
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
was
a
passenger
on
the
Alice
this
moraine
bound
north.
He
Is
making
the
round
trip
to
Skagway.
Adam
Mackle,
Inspector
6f
fisheries,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Alice
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.'
Mackle,
who
went
south
wlthher
husband.,
is.
,
visiting
ID
t
Vancouver
for
a
while
longer.'
f
J
NOTICE
To
Whom
It
may
Concern:
Take
notice
that
tbe
partnership
known
as
Crawford
and
Meore.
carry
ing
on
business
as
logging
contractors
was
disolved
by
mutual
conrent
On
the
3nd
day
of
August.
1837,
and
-all.
liabilities
of
the
above?
named
partnership
are
assumed
by
E.
H.
Crawford,
and
all
accounts
due
the
aforesaid
partnership
are
to
be
paid
to
E
H.
Crawford.
PAIN
from
Bladder
Irritation
Soon
saasd
by
SANTAL
MIDY
!
Beware
of
Imltatlona
Look
for
th
word
SIDY'
Sold
hy
sU
drug-guta
Rsllsttg
by
A
NOW-
You
Can
Heat
those
"Hard
to
Heat"
Rooms
home
owners
blame
their
furnace
MANY
for
cold
rooms.
Yet
most
furnaces
produce
enough
heat
to
keep
the
entire
house
warm.
The
difficulty
is
that
sluggish
heat
lags
in
the
pipes
or
follows
the
path
of
least
resist
once
up
the
chimney
and
out
of
doors.
Why
not
eliminate
this
waste
by
attaching
a
Miles
Automatic
Furnace
Fan
to
your
present
furnace
?
On
cold
winter
mornings
you
simply
press
a
conveniently
placed
switch.
In
less
than
five
minutes
Miles
Automatic
Fan
forces
warm,
healthful,
circulating
air
into
every
cor
ner
of
every
room.
This
greatest
of
all
home
heating
inventions
will
give
you
quick
and
uniform
distribution
of
heat
Four
changes
of
air
every
hour
in
every
room
From
60
to
100
more
heat
volume
I
Cool
air
through
registers
in
summer,
nuking
your
furnace
a
year-round
servant.
Can
be
attached
to
any
warm
air
furnace,
old
or
new.
.
Mail
coupon
for
particulars.
arys
Distributors
of
Miltt
Automatic
Furnac
Fan
for
all
Makt$
of
Warm
Air
Furnattt,
Old
or
Yew
Agents
for
McCIary
Furnaces
KATC11FOUI)
&
SHEXTON
Phone
33
For
Winter
Weather!
Boys'
All
Wool
Mackinaw
Coats
G.W.G.
Make,
the
best
on
the
market.
Very
strongly
tailored.
In
all
sizes
and
many
patterns
to
choose
from.
Price
from
$5-45
TIME
NOW
TO
l'UT
ON
STANFIELD'S
UNDERWEAR
We
carry
a
full
range
in
all
weights
and
sizes
from
Jj!.u0
up.
Acme
Importers
7-imm.
JAPANESE
OVAL
RAG
RUGS
Fringed.
$1.7"
each.
Just
the
thing
for
the
Bedroom
or
Bathroom.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
Box
SOS.
'
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
-
V
J
Phone
123
13
i
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home"
120
Rooms,
American
and
European
Plan.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
Bus
meets
all
trains
and
boats.
Sample
Room
Phone
51.
L.
Martin.
Manager.