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of
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popular
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frm
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per
lb.
and
the
assortment
con-I
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Centres,
A.oritd
Creams
and
Cherry
and
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tried
t
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asHortment
you
will
want
some
more;
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tried
tht'm
take
a
pound
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with
you
today.
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place
called
"Home"
120
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Amcricu-i
and
European
Plan.
Hot
and
Cold
ftV'ier
Bus
meet.
1
tMinn
and
boat
a.
Sample
Room
I'hone
51.
1
SlHiiin,
Manager.
0
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
tep'W
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Ii;
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Jimeuii
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12.
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Lady
Assistant
Church
Notices
j
Local
and
Personal
l.
MKi:W'M
CATHKRI)
L.
(
Church
of
KutUundi
Hector.
Archdeacon
O
A.
Bix.
Morning
service
at
11
o
clock.
veu
log
service
at
TJO
gcrment
of
the
Lord
fcupprr
will
be
adwliueUtvd
on
ihe
first
Sunday
oi
u
Ui
earth
.at
It
a
Third
fcrnuj
of
Um
aioqb
at
.
Sunday
fk.iool
a
u.M.
rMUIMIW
MIKMK
MK'lt2TY
Service
trvrj
nuntiay
ihim
tn
Um
Hay's
Mark.
345
Second
Avenue.
Subject
on
aundajr
"Soul
and
Body."
Tea-
tlasony
aueung
on
Wednesday
evening
it
o'clotk.
IfMCMI
VTHiLN
m
t'Mlit.
.Minister.
Rev.i.a.
FrUarll
BJL.LLA
Beeleence.
Tb
Maim
Telephone
433
Moraine
worship
at
11
o
clock.
Sub
ject,
The
Inevitable
Mu:
"
Sundajr
at
1I.U.
Bvaulag
service
at
7.30
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Bupert.''
mrmT
ciHKi
ii.
Minuter.
Rev.
W.
T.
Price.
PKt've
people
of
northern
BjC.
Illus-tratlon
in
aong.
Monday
at
TJO.
Young
People
a
Society
Thursday
ffaca
to
In
Church
Parlors',
Ladies'
Aid
shower
for
annual
baamar.
T.
I'.U'II
UTMKHW
ail'HCM.
fasf.
John
B.
Hanson,
pastor.
taatlrtenrw
Clapp
BlrlE
Phone
Bed
SSI.
Mbmlns
worabop
af
11
ajn.
Skan-(Una
via
n
service
sang
by
choir.
Sunday
school
at
12.lt.
?
SO
Vesper
service
Thursday
at
S
pjn.
choir
practice.
Come
tod
worahlp
with
us.
BATTALION
ORDERS
By
Uout.
OotoneL
J.
W.
Commanding
1st
Bat
Columbia
Bogimrnt.
tolldays.
Training
.
Battalion
parade
In
the
Dyspepsia
Troubled
Him
for
iiany
Years
Mr.
J.
Savoy,
Loircievillo,
N.K.,
writes:
"I
have
suftircil
fur
many
years
from
(lv.i.'-in
ami
could
hot
seem
tn
got
any
rcln-f.
"On
day
1
tnl.i
my
ife
I
tliouglit
I
would
try
a
buttle
ami
wlieri
1
hml
half
of
it
taken
I
felt
a
lot
Letter,
s
1
coiitinin'd
until
I
had
taken
two
bottlrn.anti
now
have
no
pains
and
no
coated
toogue,
and
feel
that
I
am
completely
rid
nf
my
trouble.
'
'
1
Manufactured
only
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co.,
limited,
Toronto,
Oat
ac.
Uuarrtaiera.
rnoo
tl
Dentist.
Or.
J.
R.
Oqum.
Phone
688
Skandlaavaik
thai,
tkveld
Metropole
Oat
Me
Big
4
nabitl
Wbeo
thlnilnt
of
a
Tail,
p&ene
4.
U
A.
E.
King
aallfd)
thli
morning
en
the
Oardena
for
VM"
Buv
Tetkwa
Ooal
and
help
develop
Central
BC.
It'a
tM
ooal.
U
9ot
quick
and
eatlaftetorr
ork
bring
bomatltdhtng
to
Dollar
store,
tf
All
Morweglatu
mret
at
the
Metropole
'
Halt.
Tuaaday.
Movernber
n
at
8
pjn.
liaportant.
271
Be
cure
and
ootne
ao
the
Scandlna
vlan
aarvtoe
aundajr
at
11
o'clock.
THa
r-aator
wanta
to
meet
you
Mornini
vorakip
at
11
o'clock.
Talk
:
why
not
give
nmotot
thia
Xmaat
to
ehUdren.
aannon.
trunday
eanoul
at
Photograph
from
48J90
a
down
w
1M.
Bvenlaa
aarvwa
at
740.
Sermon
'call
in
and
e
Mae.
different
atyles
"The
Ooapal
at
the
Open
Win
dow."
Brlfht
oaOgregaUonai
atnglng.
OrgBBit.
W.
Vaufhan
Da(aa.
Monday
at
the
Plraaldo
CSub.
topic:
Local
In-
eaaB
tvatenda
MM
around
toe
ci
Or.
Young
people
especially
Invited
llttMT
UXITMl
IIIK(JI.
A.
Wueon.
BA..
Pastor.
I.
Haddock,
duconaai.
Mornlnt
worahlp
at
11
o'doek.
Sunday
school
at
3
JO.
evening
worahlp
at
7
JO...
Bev.
w.
R.
Piaree
of
Port
wing-ton
.WO!
give
an
aAdras
"The
Padala."
Benson
Studio.
Hyde
Traaafer
nw
agent
for
AN
Alberta
Booths!
and
Pembina
Peerleat
These
coal
an
tBtder
cover,
don't
bu)
water,
buy
aaL
til
a
ton
can
you
boat
It?
tt
11.
G.
Otsan.
raartaar
at
Smlthera
for
the
Hanson
TtakVer
OB.,
returned
to
the
Interior
on
tMa
monung't
train
after
having
spent
a
couple
of
dayi
In
the
city
on
bstlnse
ptctureeque
daseWpttor)
of
the
work!
'O.
E.
Ouuck.
toaal
managrr
for
the
of
the
pioneer
mlationartea
among
the
J
swlft-Canadtan
Oa..
left
on
thu
morn-
All
rank
are
requested
to
attend
all
para
da
preparatory
to
annual
impac
tion
Thursday.
Daoaenaer
l.
and
praolo
Tuaaday
at
8
pjn.
gttanal
section
parade
Wednesday
at
un.
Musketry
Miniature
range
praottdt
trMAf
at8-1tB.
.
d.
vCMDvarON.
Major
Adjutant
1st.
.aMy
N3
C.
Begt.
The
condition
Of
Mr.
John
Murray,
who
baa
bean
a
-patient
In
the
Prince
LBupert
Oeneral
naspltal
for
several
month,
la.
reported
o
be
grave.
Ing'a
tram
for
BdaMatou
on
a
business
ulp.
lie
expects
to
return
to
the
city
In
about
a
week's
tttne.
The
post
office
aauouncee
that
maile
for
Vancouver
and
southern
.points
are
now
being
d
patched
on
the
trataa
Monday.
Wednesday
and
Saturday
aa
well
aa
by
the
avaarnera.
Uout.
B.
R.
Malnftry.
R.C.N.
and
Mrs
Uatnguy.
alter
spending
the
past
few
daya
In
the
city,
left
on
this
morn
log's
train
for
Ottawa
with
stops
at
vartoua
Intermediate
points
earduW.
W.
B.
Overend
of
the
local
customs
j
staff
sailed
this
morning
by
the
Prln
KteboUa.
Officer
icets
Beatrice
for
Ocean
Falls
where
he
North
British
will
relieve
the
officer
at
that
point.
(103
C.B.F.i
w.
A.
(
"Art"
l
Noble,
who
la
going
on
Armory.
Monday
evening
at
8
p.m
only
three
marksmen
turned
out
for
BaroJjd
MeSwan.
OJIJa.
dlvlalon
fcolght
agent
!
tto
aaarnings
train
tor;
a
week'a
busjaass
trip
to
Interior
polntt
as
tar
last
as
Prince
Oeorge.
NHTIC&
Owing
to
cord
weather
the
water
in
the
dam
is
running
below
normal.
This
endangers
the
olty.
and
the
oounall
has
paassd
s
resolution
that
all
pines
be
protected
from
frost
and
no
taps
are
to
be
left
open
or
running
unduly.
Anyone
falling
to
observe
the
above
resolution
will
be
cut
off
from
the
city
wster
supply
sfter
November
SO.
1927.
(Signed)
B.
P.
JOtifs.
277
City
Clerk.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
.
First
United
Church
Bazaar
December
1.
"Adam
Se
Kva."
Weatholme
Theatre.
December
6
and
7.
Adair
Cans
I.043X
Novelty
Bazaar
December
9.
Play
by
United
Church
Ladles.
December
IS.
the
opening
shoot
of
the
North
B.C.
Regiment
Rifle
Association
at
the
Mar
ket
Place
miniature
range
last
evening.
Scores
ware
aa
follows:
M.
M.Lamb,
9J
W.
Brass.
4;
Ai
Wyile.
92.
-if
Bupert
Legion
No.
ii
of
Moeeeheart
resumed
.winter
meetings
last
night
af
ter
having
been
Inactive
during
the
summer.
The
Lralon.
of
which
B.
J,
Baoon
la
Oreat
North
Moose,
plans
the
staging
of
a
frolic
during
the
winter.
The
sweetest
music
ever
heard,
and
the
moat
natural,
on
the
New
Bruns
wick
Fanatrope.'
Hear
them
and
see
our
floor
display.
A
small
eavh
pay
ment
wUl
hold
a
machine
for
Xmaa.
Prices
from
tllS.OO
up.
McLaren's
Music
House.
271
Motcrahlp
Belling
ham.
Capt.
J.
E.
Anderson,
arrived
In
port
at
midnight
and.
after
discharging
five
carloads
of
froen
halibut
and
salmon
for
trans
shipment
Eeet
over
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways,
sailed
at
7
am.
on
her
return
north.
Chief
omeer
Ernest
Shepperd
arrived
on
'
the
Cardena
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
-wtll
assist
Capt
A.
X.
Dickson
In
connection
with
sal
vage
work
of
the
steamer
Catala
which
la
stranded
on
Mist
Island,
three
miles
from
Port
Simpson.
A
few
people
journeyed
last
night
to
the
lake
near
the
end
of
the
Kalen
Is
land
high
wa
y
and.
after
sweeping
the
anow
off
the
Ice
enjoyed
good
skating
Bob-slelgfalng
on
the
slippery
streets
proved
more
of
a
general
attraction
last
night
than
skating.
Wltllem
T.
Maddlxon
ef
Premier,
who
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
north
yesterday,
left
on
thlB
mnrnl""'
train
for
Montreal
where,
on
November
26.
r
will
embark
on
the
steamer
Reglns
for
s
holiday
visit
to
his
former
home
in
1
County
Durham.
England.
I
Mrs.
L.
Dyson
and
daughter,
Mary
jwho
reached
the
rlty
from
Port
Cle-
I
menu
this
week,
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
Montreal
where,
on
November
,39.
they
will
embark
upon
the
steamer
ReKina
for
a
visit
In
England.
Mr
Dyon.
who
came
over
with
them,
will
i
return
to
the
Island
on
the
Prince
John
tonight.
JuKtice
W.
A.
MacDonald.
who
will
preside
at
the
Besston
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
to
be
held
here
next
work,
has
been
unabls-to
aocept-an
invitation
bQ.-addreaa
.xUaCyca.Cluo.
at
1
'
iftfass"
VlfYal
Wgdi"
wda
vanT
J
uflge
isSfifcajpn'Sria
p!?aetntTEe5eg
and
the
clttb
1
disappointed
afhWube!
uble
to
hear
him.
elns
An
informal
conference
of
members
of
the
Halibut
Veswl
Owners'
Association
was
held
last
night
In
the
City
Hall
preparatory
to
the
session
next
week
of
the
International
Fisheries
"omrmssi"ii
It
wj
deemed
that
no
j
.iou
could,
be
taken-or
recommenda-tiona
miicle
until
the
report
of
theoom-
m:.
.ic:
had
hctti
presented.
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WW
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PJLGE
THREE
rotfhem
Cone
aataasresWTavllUf
u,'A'",(.vr
..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
F.
Brine
left
on
this
morning's
trlan
for
Wolf
Creek,
near
Edmonton,
where
tbey
will
resume
residence
on
their
ranch.
D.
W.
Mansbrtdge.
who
reached
the
city
from
Stewart
yesterday,
left
an
this
morning's
train
for
Montreal
en
route
to
the
Old
Country
for
a
holiday
vlalt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
B.
Starr
plan
on
leaving
early
next
week
for
California
where
they
will
spend
the
winter,
probably
taking
a
trip
to
California
while
they
are
away.
Ray
O.
Hall
Of
Ketchikan
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Belling
-
ham
this
morning
and
proceeded
by
train
for
a
holiday
vlalt
In
Kansas
City,
Missouri.
The
movement
of
grain
toward
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Bupert
elevator
is
again
on
the
increase.
RaU-
way
offices
this
morning
reported
202
cars
on
the
division
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Jasper
bound
here.
A
train
load
of
thirty-five
cars
arrived
last
night.
A
(1
Dont
blame
the
type-it
maybcyourejvs
"Confound
this
bookl
Why
can't
they
print
it
"
so
a
man
can
read
it?"
If
it
is
difficult
for
you
to
read
names
in
a
telephone
directory,
your
eyes
need
attention.
.
Have
Your
Eyes
Examined
WelUwortkTiltwr
l.t'tues
art
tha
b.
t
kiufvn
la,
cpitu.1
.
.
.
t
Tl
is
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rlFWFLLERS
Mtiip
CTnDP
WITH
THE
CLOCK
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km
mtm"",m,w,r,f'Wr.
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vr.
'ft
9
Seed
Tubes?
Try
Pisinuts
and
DX-221
Wear
Taaaag
tlsrhtas
Umfmvf
Mfi
ml
,.....
The
R-540
Cone
Speaker
was
made
specially
to
give
you
more
breadth
of
volume
out
of
any
set
from
five
tubes
up.
Picks
up
things
other
speakers
lose.
Gives
them
to
you
clean
cut
and
with
the
fuzz
rubbed
off.
Gets
more
of
the
music
and
keeps
it
full
and
round
for
you.
Ask
your
Dealer
W
M
Si
;
eetrtc
Speaker
r-"iiiiiiiiiuinttttlVlV
COSTS
MONEY.
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5
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.
1
diafor
Why
not
save
expense
and
worry
by
having
us
put
IN
'YOUR
RADIATOR
at
a
cost
of
two
or
three
dollars?
Does
your
ignition
need
overhauling?
We
clean
plugs,
commutator,
replace
porcelains,
and
coil
points
if
necessary,
test
coils,
adjust
carburetor
and
change
oil,
for
two
dollars
(parts
and
oil
extra)
We
have
a
complete
stock
of
old
reliable
"Weed"
Chains.
3o
iC
Parker,
Ford
Sales
and
Service
DEMAND
Limited
"Rupert
Brand"
ers
THE
DAINTIEST
UKEAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
pish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
.Ijd.
Prince
Kupert.
RC.