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and
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fifty,
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Gillette
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Blades
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With
each
$1.00
box
of
LaClaire
Fontaine
writing
papeiy
a,
package
containing
134
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seals
and
t'u?s
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580
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AND
CEDAR
jingle
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$3.50
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load
$6.50
Large
sack
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
ImbiM
Pwlets
Egg
$12.00
lVmM-"V-fthdi
Nut
$11.25
Wtefftfocitfcii
Urgo
Egg
$12.50
Alberta
Sootlaw
Egg
$12.00
.Uherta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal.
Piano
ami
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Baggage
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and
Night
Service
13
Second
Avenue
Canadian
National
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rtmkrd
City
Meat
Market
(SKUVIO
BKOS.)
3rd
Avenue
"
Phone
76o
MPAT.
FISH.
VEGETABLES
AM.
KINDS
OF
"NORWEGIAN
PHODUCir
at
low
prices,
and
Immediate
delivery
Observe
l-All
articles
are
of
superior
quality
and
absolutely
frosh.
eVHbing
is
the
scale
of
chnrgetr-made
for
reading
notiren
Birth
Notice
f0cv!
,;
Cartls.flf
Thanks,
?2.
Funeral
Notices
$1.
Funeral
Flowers
10c
'
name
-
i
J"
MarriatTI?
and
Enc;nrmrit
announcements
$2.
'
"Big
Parade"
at1
Capitol
tonight.
4
a
Taxi
I'hone
4.
Dig
4
Tasi.
tf
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
Ii.
Gosse.
686.
iMione
t
Butter
45c
lb.
Milk
$5.25
case,
iall
BrandH
at
MUNRO
BROS,
tf.
"Big
Parade"
at
Capitol
tonight.
A
party
of
Gypsies,
'who
snent
a
wee.k
in
the
city,
left
yesterday
lor
Edmonton.'
'
'
)
I
Haw'
you'
g'of
fttir
ticket
for
the
Hfg
Concert
at
the
First
United
Church
November
22
and
23?
It
1
The
Toy
Shop
real
live
dolls
and
tin
soldiers.
This
Thurs,
!und
Fri.
at
7.45.
First
United
j
Church.
it.
j
George
Volney
Storkey
of
j
Stnithers
lis
been
appointed
re
turning
officer
for
the
beer
plebiscite
to
b
taken
at
Hazelton.
!
Mr.
and
Mra.
Hugh
Jlike'riiie
1
of
J)Igby
lsiMiid
left
at
the
tttot
of
the
wVek
fqir
'a
holiday
trip
U
Vancouver'
nd!
Victoria.
Mr;
McKenxle
Will
be
awkj1
ivto
yek.n
and
Mrs.
McKeritie
will
sjiend
:.
coupfe
of
fnoHths
in
t)ie
aouth.
"iJig
Parade7
at
Cafiitol
tonight.,
.
;
-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
"Big
Parade"
at
Cuilitol
ton'tght.
Women
of
Mbdseheiirt
Leginn
Whist
Drive
and
Dance.
1
firat
Friday
of
evrv
month.
Anglican
Cathedral
Bazaar,
November
22.
Moose
Whist
Drive
and
Dance,
Friday,
November
38.
Kupert
Yt
United
Dazaar,
November
29.
1
Standi
raw'''
Church
Scottish
P4ijj!all,
November
30.
.
St.
ndmi-'s
Socletyl
Auxiliary
Hale
of
Work,
December
4.
1
'Uned
.Church
Bas
ir
Pem-i
Prince
Kuiiert
Players'
Club
ln'rntSijrrhe..vinKd(1rftc,Vat
ithe
Capitol
Theatre,
December
10
!:ind
11.
THROUGH
SLEEPERS
TO
THE
SHIP'S
SIDE
i
The
Canadian
National
Hail
ways
have
made
arrangements
to
operate
special
trains
and
through,
sleeping
cars
from
the
Pacific
Coast
to
the
ship's
side
at
Moll
treat
and
Halifax
in
connection
with
sailings
for
the
,01d
Coun
try
during
November
and
December.
Full
inlormation
from
Citv
Ticket
Office,
523
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert.
Pnone
2f.O.
28:'
EWARTLYNE
0fanlat,
Oaltol
Thfatre)
Teacher
of
Pianoforte
Candidates
prepared
for
Associated
Board
of
the
Royal
Academy
and
Royal
College
of.
Music
Examinations.
100
jwr
cent
auccetuiea
during
the
pait
thirty
years.
Studio:
2nd
floor
Federal
Blk
Phone
Red
701
1
ontreal
Importers
Have
been
fortunate
in
receiving
from
their
Eastern
"IJuycr"
a'very
fine
purchase
of
Travellers'
"Big
Parade"
at
Capitol
toniglit.
,
frm
tte
Ka
at
S.3Q,
was
repor
ted
this
mornifte
to
be
on
time.
of
the
Besner
Apartments
caused
ah
alarm
to
I
turned
in
to
'the
fire
deiutrtment
at
7.16
last
evening.
The
fllmes
were
soon
subdued
and
no
damsgtt
was
done.
"
"'3lIrteF.
jfln,
flicompaniefl
by
Mr.'
Mcima'BloU,
Jsaug
vocal
tiw-nnoiithw
dinnej
of
TIRED,
WEAK,
NERVOUS
WOMAN
BENEFITED
Praises
Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
Asbestos
Mines,
Quebec.
"After
the
birth
of
my
second
child,
I
was
IS
19
I
always
leeung
urea,
nervous
anu
weaK
and
had
headaches,
backaches
and
terrible
pains
every
month.
I
suffered
two
years
before
I
tried
Lydia
E.
Pinkham's
Veee-
table
Compound.
I
got
tour
bottlrs
at
first
and
it
did
me
a
world
of
good,
I
would
not
be
without
it
in
the
house
now,
and
havo
another
six
bottles
in.
I
recommend
it
to
every
woman
I
know."
-Mrs.
T,
llARRirr,
Hox
114,
Asbestos
Mines,
Quebec.
of
for
iample$
Travellers'
Samples
always
are
the
last
word
in
finish
and
quality
they
have
to
be!
These
are
by
the
famous
firm
of
IUickley,
Drouyn
and
Co.
one
of
the
largest
Hat
manufacturers.
"Big
Parade"
at
Capitol
tonight.
j..,..
,
;
William
Stewart
Phillii,
who
r
few
"Wg
Panide?
at
Capitol
tonight
t
""
Frank
Morris!
manager
of
the
How
dees
It
feel
to
propose
to
li.
C.
Undertakers
ifurncd
to
the
wrong
gtt?
Com
Thurs.
or
the
city
on
this
aftrnoon's
train
rn.
night,
tw
wee,
Mm
Uni-
from
femuhers
where
he
conduc
ted
Church.
H
ted
the
funeral
yesterday
of
the
isurning
ou
zrom
tne
turnace
sprasding
ovr
the
batement
floor
Jute
Mrs.
W.
H.
Thome.
"nig
Parade"
at
Cafiiytmilgbf.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Cattt
l
:
tomorrow.
beeil
set
over
Ilex
vs
Charles
I.lndstrom,
in
I
T.
H.
Johnsoif,
manager
of
the
!CanadiahFfh
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
presided
at
a
special
meeting
in
Montreal
recently
of
the
Canadian
Fisheries
Association
I
when
a
resolution
was
passed
in
connection
with
the
death
of
Arthur
Boutilier
of
Halifax,
president
of
the
Nattonab
Fish
Co.
and
a
past
president
of
the
Association.
Mr.
Johnson
is
vice
i
president
of
the
Canadian
Fiwli
erics
Association.
"Big
Parade"
at
Capitol
tonight
Tkti
same
Hats
would
be
wonderful
values
if
e
ld
them
lor
$4.00
and
$6.00
You
Can
Have
YOUR
PICK
FOR
t
M
I
$2.45
and
S3.45
A.
bers'
requesti'd
to
attend.
at
the
Montreal
Impo
rterb
SALE
OF
SALES
"Big
Parade"
at
Capitol
tonight
Regular
meeting
Carpenters
wa
married
Saturuuy
night
to
Union,
Wednesday,
November
21.
Miaa
Itosang
wuh
u
lot
omotive
.usirsa
important.
All
mem-
fireman
recently
from
the
prai-
It
Passengers
going
through
to
Vancouver
from
northern
points
on
the
Catala
today
include:
0.
W.
Urugry.
from
Alice
Arm;
Mrs.
Mulcahy,
T.
A.
Bevr.a,
W.
McDan-rvld,
J.
Norgard,
'
.
C.
.
(
.e:
.:.
P.kl.
Crossland.
R.
;....
V.
Gray,
frOn
Stewart
and
P.
A.
TanneUs
attd
William
Drain,
from
v
Atiyox.
i
James
Findlay,
afrtred
in
port
at
f
Pifvineial
ConsUblaa
Lanee
.
'
.
-
Tl
it
.
i
T
T
O
4I
I
1
lZAb
noon
today
from
Anyox.
ronerion
mm
i.
i.
omiiu
airneu
otewartaud
oth
r
nun
nor
n
nnnis
,u
tt
MK!
vM"a
vuM"
ht
AlfeiWiftf
torn
W
Mrth
to
attend.
,the
r
.
.
.jvw.
'
,
'
TheirTihOblnt
'
ease
bf
"bn-
Thoy
brought
down
a
min
.
.
A
1
A
I
A.
-
i.1
T.lL.
Af
t-naries
L-anson
ys
L.narne
nan-
"
1
"uv"
the
Prince
Uupett
Shrine
Club
,
will
return
to
Stewart
tc
fm
an
Interlornetlon
in
which
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
last
t.ve-i.
ilng.
Tlu'
fljnner
was
presided
one
larmer
is
chiming
zuu
nam-
over
by
th
Vice-president.
S.
B.
aK
irom
anoiner
lor
uamagc
to
Parker,
in
the
alwence
of
W.
Tfiliey;
president
11.
cattle,
ha.f
until
Pasnongors
disembarKing
here
from
northern
points
on
the
Catala
this
morning
included:
G.
F.
Hunt,
K.
J.
Smith,
M.
McArdle.
fi.
A.
Woodland,
J.
G.
Millichamp,
against
a
conviction
snd
fine
of
Hitlg.
F.
HigglnUtham.
and
S
Wilders.
from
McPee
aott.
or
three
months'
imprison-'Mr-
A"y"x-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Kasper,
Ma-
nie
uent.
imposed
by
Stipendiary
uistrate
iiatcate
J.
P,
Scarlett
of
.yvart,Mr.
an1
Mrs.
V.
Cai
M.
T;
i
lfof''iiellinir"liauor.
is
njai(!lne
in
County
Coyr
thiaiffiirjtooa
I
before
Judge
F.
Mctef
Yting
(Milton
Gonsales
is
appearing
for
Ithe
appellant
and
S
Fishtr
for
the
crown.
iVj-
JoWoif,
J.
McCoy,
John
McNally
G
Tliifan.
P.
Larson.
J.
Crocker,
Constable
Innce
Potterton,
constable'
P.
D.
Smith,
A.
Vorcher,
Mr.
Hutchison
and
K.
McKinnon,
from
Stewart,
and
Mrs.
R.
P.
Mclunis,
P.
France
and
W.
Mc-Parlane,
from
Alice
Arm.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR'
RKN1-Furiilshed
shack
and
house-keeping
rooms.
Miis-sallum
Grocery.
tf
CATARRH
el
(h
BLADDER
SA,9wikl
i
c.tr
t
name
n
ifof.MiinlwfrfU
WHAT
IS
IT
that
keeps
you
always
looking
well
and
smartly
dressed?
OUR
SERVICE
PHONE
649
to
have
your
clothes
pressed.
We
call
for
snd
deliver
to
all
parN
of
the
city.
!
i
or
tnat
bull
!
W-
:-.
fi
:e
Fall
and
.
Winter
Si:i
'gi
r.nd
Overcoatings
on
hand.
Come
in
today
and
let
us
take
your
meaaure.
Cutting,
workmanship,
style,
,
,
.
,.
'l
guaranteed.
-inaMriaJs
and
reason-
able
prices.
Liner,
the
TaiW
Phone
619
Canned
Fruits
95c.
Special?
PEARS-
--'
PEACHES
22
.
3
tins
CHERRIES
2'
23.
3
tins
.
.
.0-V
PLUMS
2'
-s.
4
tins
D."
PINEAPPLE
Singapore.
7
tins
RASPBERRIES
1
tins
03?
PINEAPPLE
Del
Monte.
4
tins
All
New
Stock
and
This
Somwin's
Pack.
Mussallem's
a-