r
This
morning's
railway
report
showed
ISO
earlaads
of
grain
between
here
and
Jasper
on
the
way
to
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
Mo
-re
port
was
available
as
to
the
quantity
east
of
Jasper.
Thirty-five
oars
ar
rived
during
the
past
M
hours.
Leading
of
the
steamer
Manpooi
continues
st
the
elvator
and
tt
It
hoped
to
despatch
the
vessel
with
a
full
largo
to
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent
early
next
week.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Presbyterian
Church
Baasaar.
I.
Baptist
bale.
Novemeer
s.
Presbyterian
Church
Choir
OssMert,
November..
Catholic
Church
and
10.
Woverrtlief
0
Canadian
I
eg
Ion
Armistice
Day
November
11.
In
the
Boston
Hall.
Pythian
Slaters
gals
of
Work
'
14.
.Anglican
Bazaar,
Tuesday,
Nov.
IS.
Moose
Bamar.
Nov
16
and
17.
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
UABELJS
RED
AND
WHITE
The
Least
Excitement
Made
Her
Heart
Local
and
Personal
Palpitate
and
Flutter
MO
Onatrtr
ffidue
ii
is
the
double-rtchness
of
Carnation
Milk
IT
which
makes
it
so
economical.
So
rich
that
fit
can
be
used
in
place
of
cream
at
one-third
cream
cost.
So
rich
that
it
can
be
greatly
diluted
when
used
in
cooking
and
for
other
milk
uses.
Carnation
is
the
moat
completely
useful
milk
you
can
buy.
!
nd
it
has
the
additional
economy
of
keeping.
None
j
ft
wasted.
It
keeps
soveral
days
after
opening
j
indefinitely
in
the
tin.
i
Carnation
is
juit
pure,
freth
milk
evaporated
to'
double
richness,
kept
safe
by
sterilisation.
Order
from
your
grocer
several
tins
or
a
case
of
48
tine.
I
Send
for
a
free
copy
of
Mary
Blake's
Cook
Book.
i
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Company,
Limited,
Ayimcr,
Ont.
t
t
RN
VTION
CARAMEL
CUSTARD
Two
cups
Carnation
HZl
diluted
with
2
cups
hot
water,
Yt
cup
sugar,
teaspoon
:
salt,
5
eggs,
1
teaspoon
vanilla.
Carandke
sugar
and
add
to
scalded,
diluted
milk.
Let
remain
in
double
boiler
until
sugar
dissolves.
Add
this
mixture
to
slightly
beaten
eggs;
then
add
salt
and
vanilk.
Pour
into
buttered
custard
cups.
Bake
in
lly
degree
oven
with
cups
set
in
dwp
pan
ol
hot
water.
This
serves
eight.
V
-
J
111
T
"va
fa
-1
It
tastes
creamy
It
looks
creamy
It
Is
creamy
amation
"From
Contented
Cows"
Produced
in
Canada
TWO
SIZES
TALL
AND
SMALL
It
Always
Matters
in
a
Drug
Store
imi'thiniT
iroes
wrong
with
your
grocery
order
but
u
r
all
it
doesn't
mntter.
Everything
isn't
Just
right
uoout
some
cloth
you
buy
but
the
nurm
dune
is
slight.
i..ui
-
it
is
a
matter
of
life
and
death
that
your
preoption
be
filled
correctly
exactly
as
your
doctor
d-
i.'d
with
pure,
standard
strength
drugs.
Choose
ui
drujrjfi.it
just
as
carefully
as
you
choose
your
doctor.
TJftn
Pioneer
Drtioctists
TUlIm
-
-
r-r-
.TO
FnHM.VFC
M.O
.
OHH
U'
HIKU
AVL.
If
MA
I
11
3
I.
ILLLriiwLj
--.wfcvr
Canadian
National
Largcft
Kailway
Sylcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
K
WMM.S
from
IMtlNCK
UUPIiUT
for
VANl'lirVBB.
V1BT-RU.
ffJJ"
aU
liitrrmrillate
point
i.
eiieh
Tilt
KSIIAV
ami
M
MA,
11.00
lm.
'
ANYON
;,ml
KKT
'IIKAN
Baell
WTINK"-V.
.
p.Ul.
,
lr
HtKWAUX
Karh
HATl'ltDAY,
10.WI
Mii.
.
,
,
.,
r
NOItTH
AM
SOUTH
IJUEBN
-CIIAKI-OTTK
ISLANDS,
fortnightly.
fA.MKM)EU
Tlt.USrt
IX.tVr
I'lllM't
ItlH'EKT
"N.
WIXMPKd.
all
polnrt
Unetrfii
Canada.
I"1""1
ft'
KlI'VI'V
in
i.nviv
u.LtWSllir
I.
INCH.
wIho
'
Canadian
r7
National
wpr
F.Mre'
fr
tlonei
Ort"'.
Foreign
Cheques.
f.,r
CIT
TICKET
OFFICE.
328
TlltllO
vr
I'ltiNrl
Ittf'IKT
Plume
26V
Mrs.
Ambrose
Onn,
Elginburg,
Oat,
ntai:-
"1
suffered
(or
soma
time
with
a
lad
heart
which
maaed
to
ba
roat
rolled
h
my
serves.
The
laaat
little
eiritt-iiirnt
would
rauar
it
to
flutter
ami
pnliitut.,
and
at
time
1
would
liuvi'
r.-al
Iwl
snUa.
I
suffered
in
lnr
way
fur
some
time
when,
oae
day,
a.iTrtised,
ao
derided
to
try
them.
I
had
ouly
taken
a
tew
when
I
noti-
a
that
I
felt
Uetivr,
ro
I
continued
taking
tsem
ami
in
a
short
time
my
heart
felt
entirely
different.'
Priee
20c.
a
box
at
all
druggists
sad
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
pries
by
The
T.
Uitburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat
MOTOR
CAR
OFFENDERS
VAKOOUVEa,
Nov
3
More
severe
penaltlss
on
those
reckless
drivers
wnc
actually
ceiiae
damage
would
act
as
an
jfleattt
detssmn
.to
dangerou
driving
aad
'wouM
gaaatly
Improve
safety
condition!,
according
to
I.
O.
Baynet,
disaster
of
the
Automobile
Club
of
British
OotumMa
and
member
of
the
special
eltiaens'
committee
lnvss
Heating
soaapaiaory
ineursnoe
In
a
report
re-ostvsd
by
the
committee.
Mr.
Haynes
tUtaa
that
he
doe
not
believe
in
the
wholesale
testis
of
summonses
for
doubtful
offstissi
where
a
gesture
or
a
t
of
warning
from
a
pottos
offlotr
veoM
do
pmt
as
well,
but
that
in
en-
.
it
a
eatabiisned
that
a
driver
was
Intnrteatsrl
or
whan
actual
dames
had
been
eauaed
by
dangerous
driving
suspension
of
the
driver's
lieanoe
in
ad
ditl;n
to
a
stiff
fine,
would
not1
be
tor
JUNEAU
WOMAN
WAS
ROUSED
IN
SEATTLE
ggTTtC.
Nov.
l.-CWeotormeu
attcr
a
f
tsroe
struggle
tn
an
ajiartussirt
here
by
a
man
she
bad
known
as
an
tntlmate
rriead.
Mrs.
K.
J
Raaey
awakeccc
te
find
that
ahe
had
been
robbed
o.
an
atttoessbUe.
a
diamond
ring,
and
o:
money.
Mrs.
Beney
told
pottst
that
Bred
Oar
roll
had
called
an
hour
earlier
for
at:
it
to
drbn
bar
to
a
dortjr
was
rlressliig
in
the
bathroom.
Be
and
beat
and
choked
ner.
die-
with
4kw
lost.
..
MS).
Msney
and
her
basband
run-
f
botdl
in
Juneau,
wfter
aba
said
that
she
met
Carroll.
Bne
came
to
Seattk
i
month
ago
tor
medical
atteatlon.
GRAIN
MOVEMENT
TO
PORT
Rs?
FULL
SWIN
Dtlit.
Dr.
J.
H.
Umm.
Pnonessa
AcropoUs
1UB
Ttg
Day.
Saturday
November
S.
266
Oet
tax
Big
4
babtfl
Wbeo
tblntin.
ii
a
Tail,
ptwne
4.
u
Mrs.
B.
Orttstaj
Prince
Oeorae
tar
toniKht
eat
the
II
lover.
R
a.
Johns
Urn.
sasasger
ot
Inernsa
caiuiery.
sails
aaalaJK
on
the
ITtnee
Jrorae
tor
VtosorhV
litis
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
?act
at
340.
ta
rwnertcu
to
be
on
urate
(his
train
brings
ststl.
Ladles
of
the
Royal
Purple
tea
and
sale
of
bums
motrlag
rriday.
November
4.
tn
the
St.
Andrew's
Rooms
Whis
at
8
SO
258
Baptist
Ladles'
AH
nome
cook
n
ant:
audy
sale
In
Bents
eld
store
F:.-n
)
...:d
lor
:..
kiddles.
Delicious
te.i
wil.
:e
served.
25a
Have
you
tried
the
"Electric
Bakeu
Jrumpat?"
They
are
delicious
toasted
out
grocer
sella
them
7
for
15c
i:.
oeat
packet.
261
Xraest
Unsrtn
returned
to
the
city
on
he
Frlnes
Obarles
this
morning
after
raving
spent
a
fortnight
on
s
holiday
;rlp
to
SaUdegaU.
Hyde
Transfer
now
sgenu
for
Al-
alberta
SaoUsaa
and
Femblna
Pecrlek
rbeee
coals
?
under
cover,
don't
iui
TStcr,
buy
osal.
SIS
a
ton
can
you
eat
it?
tt
W.
M.
Campbell.
Jedway
prospastor
arrived
In
the
cHy
from
the
Queen
aarl.Aie
ItUiuis
on
the
rtinc-
OhatSai
lus
morning
and
will
spend
the
fortnight
here.
A.
.
Ballett.
who
recently
a-rivr-i
Iv
ic
elty
after
having
spent
the
summer
n
the
prairies.
wHl
proceed
to
Msi
iiome
In
Itaasett.
eat
.the
1'rlnce
Cha:-.c.
aturday
nigbt.
Simon
Peter,
Ktsptox
Indian,
wa
iUied
SIS
and
S3JKI
coau.
with
the
op-
un
of
fourteen
days
imprisonment.
:r
drunkenness
by
Magistrate
McCly-jiont
in
city
police
court
this
morning
The
annual
haaaar
of
the
ladles'
Al-.'
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
is
bern:
eld
this
ai'tmoon
sV
the
social
par-ore
of
the
church,
having
been
opened
at
9
o'clock
by
the
pastor.
Rev.
J.
R.
TrtaeU.
V.
T.
Lutes,
manager
of
Lowe
Inlet
cannery,
returned
to
the
elty
on
the
?rtaoe
Charles
this
morning
after
a
rip
of
lnspeeUon
to
the
Watun
River
annery
which
did
not
operate
this
year.
Mrs.
O.
tt
Dieeeker
and
daughter.
Mlaa
Leah
Bleeker.
arrived
on
tht
rlnoe
-Charles
this
morning
from
Queen
Charlotte
City
to
be
with
Dr.
Bleeeker
who
is
seriously
111
In
the
?rlnce
Rupert
General
Hospital.
'H.
L.
Cllpaham
of
Ottawa,
federal
governaaent
laspeetor
ol
fox
farms,
ar
rived
mine
attgr.on
we
trinee
Lmarne
'his
morning
after
having
made
the
trip
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
caught
the
train
here
for
the
east.
Mrs.
L.
R.
Parry
and
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skin-
ner
are
Joint
hostesses
at
a
shower
tea
being
held
this
afternoon
at
the
home
t
the
former.
GS3
Sixth
Avenue
West.
ri
aid
of
the
fish
pond
at
the
forthcoming
Mooes
baaaar.
Assisting
the
hostesses
are
Mrs.
W.
Ranee
and
Mrs
A
Scale.
M.
M.
Kngltsh.
manager
of
6outh
Bay
cannery
In
Skldegate
Inlet,
and
Mrs
English
arrived
on
the
Prince
Charier
this
morning
from
the
Islands
and
wlU
proceed
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
to
Vancouver
where
thsy
will
spend
the
winter.
Members
of
the
cannery
crew
also
arrived
to
go
south
tonight.
Reggie
Rudland.
taxi
driver,
chose
to
do
fourteen
days
in
Jail
rather
than
pay
S10
in
the
form
of
a
fine
Imposed
upon
him
by
Magistrate
MeClymont
In
city
police
court
this
morning.
He
was
charged
with
talllne
(o
produce
his
driver's
license
on
demard
of
a
poller
officer
and
also
with
falling
to
dlaplav
his
chatteur's
license,
being
fined
S5
with
the
option
of
seven
days'
lrnprl-
TH-st
Crltcd
Chun-h
Ba-.-.iar
December
1.
sonment.
on
each
charge.
coffee
flavoy
H
SOLD
EVERYWHERE
J
A
ere
polls
Hill
Nosember
5.
Tag
Day,
Saturday.
258
.Bishop-
fi.
M.
Bunoc,
OIJ.
sailed
last
litgnt
on
the
Prince
George
for
Anyox
on
ecclesiastical
duties.
Under
auspices
of
B.P.O-E..
a
dance
will
be
held
In
Moose
Hall
on
November
4
by
crew
ot
"Prince
Obarles."
Six
piece
orchestra.
Real
fun.
358
Alfred
Adams,
who
Is
here
attendlns
.he
Church
Army
conference,
will
re
turn
to
his
home
In
Masstttt
on
the
Prince
Charles
Saturday
night.
T.
L.
Williams,
Port
Clements
loggmr
operator,
reached
the
city
on
the
Prtnot
Charles
this
morning
and
will
re
tun-to
the
Queen
Charlotte
islands
Saturday
night.
Pacific
Ooyle
Navigation
Co.'S
tug
Lorne
arrived
In
port
at
9
o'clock
this!
morning
to
pick
up
an
empty
Vancouver
lumber
scow
from
the
Albert
Is
Me-Oallery
wharf.
Business
at
a
meeting
last
night
of
the
Carpenters'
Union
was
largely
of
a
outlne
with
J.
O.
Vierlck.
president.
In
the
chair
over
a
good
attendance
of
members.
Marcus
Andrews
Is
secretary
of
the
Union.
James
Olllett.
Indian
agent
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
arrived
In
th'
Ity
from
Massett
aboard
the
Prince
rmarle
this
morning
for
a
brief
visit
on
official
duties.
He
expects
to
return
to
the
Islands
Saturday
night.
THEODORE
ROOSEVELT
ATTACKS
AL
SMITH
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
3.
Governor
Al
Smith
ha?
been
characterised
as
the
"bell
wether
of
the
Tammany
flock"
in
an
address
by
Theodore
Roosevelt,
amplifying
bis
keyncte
speech
made'.at
the
Republican
state
convention
in
Rochester
recently.
He
charged
that
Smith
represented
Charles
Murphy,
late
Tammany
chief,
in
the
assembly
for
11
years
and
summarised
other
charges
which,
he
said,
led
to
one
conclusion:
that
Smith
is
a
Tammany
man
and
that
there
it
no
uch
thing
as
a
new
Tammany.
POLICEMEN
MUST
I
KNOW
THEIR
IRISH
!
DUBLIN.
Nov.
3.
Irish
policemen
Aa.s
been
tald
by
General
OUuffy.
in
oharge
ol
the
Free
State
Civic
Guard
that
they
must
know
their
Irish.
Two
houTs
dally
instruction
in
the
i
Gaelic
language
will
be
set
apart
for
recruits
at
the
training
centre
In
Phoenix
!
Park.
In
future,.
w
our
iivn
become
a
ser-I
geant
.
without.
qtiulUymg
In
the
lan-j
fruage
Veit.
'
Advertise
in
The
bally
tJsws
Three
generations
of
pipe
smokers
,
have
found
supreme
contentment
in
Old
Chum.
Year
after
year,
its
circle
of
loyal
friends
has
widened
and
widened,
until
today
Old
Chum
is
the
favourite
smoke
of
thousands
of
Canadians
from
coast
to
coast.
Valuable
"Poker
Hands"
in
every
package
and
tin.
Two
"Poker
Hands"
in
the
large
25c
package.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
9
ippers
"TUB
DAINTIEST
BUEAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
psh
&
Cold
Storage
C".,
Dd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
A
'
'Kitchen
Aid"
r
Requires
no
maid
To
do
your
baking,
Less
time
in
faking
To
do
your
daily
task.
How
can
it
be,
you
ask?
Quite
simple
with
our
"Kitchen
xVid"
Cabinet
with
flour
and
bread
bins,
handy
jars
with
sugar,
tea
and
coffee
and
spices
and
a
pure
white
sanitary
enamel
table
top.
A
special
feature
for
our
''Home
Lovers'
Club,"
this
cabinet
and
a
full
line
of
baking
supplies
and
groceries
.
.
$7U.50
Sec
it
in
our
window.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
BADMINTON
Supplies
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
Phone
123