I!
November
26,
ISM
ITIim
Kupert.
IU;,
lluUdalr,
Alert
May,
flu,
SCALE
-OP
-'CHARGES
The
following
is
the
scale
of
charges
made
for
reading
notices
Birth
Notices
50c.
Cards
of
Thanks,
$2.
Funeral
Nolfces,
$1.
Fpneral
Flbwes
10c
per
name.
Marriage
and
Engagement
announcements
$2.
4
a
Taxi
Phone
4.
Big
4
Taxi,
tf
Dentist.
Dr.
J.
It.
Gosse.
'hone
C80.
Butler
15c
lb,
'Milk
$5.23
case,
all
Hrrtnds
at
MURO
BROS,
tf.
MwWjiyHMChis
period-T'cai
business
trips
to
Prince
George
and
other
interior
jioints.
!
Mrs.
J.
H.
Byrne,
who
has
been
,in
the
city
receiving
medical
treatment;
returned
by
this
morning's
train
to
her
home
in
Smith-ers.
(
4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
!
i
Women
of
Moose
heart
Legion
Whist
Drive
and
Dance,
first
Friday
of
every
mouth.
Kupert
Bant
United
MCh-'rch
Baar,
November
.20.
1
,
,,,,)
St.
Andrew's
Day
Scottish
Dance,
Moose
Hall,
.November
30.
St.
Andrew's
Society
Auxiliary
Sale
of
Work,
December
4.
UnitedChure.b.
Bazaar,.
Decem
ber
Cr-
Prince
.
Rupert
Players'
Club
prtmenta.
The.,SiivIng
Grace"
at
the
Capital
TWatre,
December
10
and
11.
1
Canadian
Legion
Christmas
Tree
Saturday,
December
22
from
2
30
to
5
pun.
A
Tickling
In
Her
Throat
For
Years
Mm.
Petr
Johnaon,
Tort
AllxrnJ.
B.C.,
writa:
"I
had
been
troubled
lor
year
with
a
tickling
in
my
throat
every
time
I
would
lie
down,
and
at
night
I
woukl
cough
so
I
rould
not
sleep,
and
could
hartily
do
my
work.
I
would
cough
uctil
I
would
vomit.
"I
heard
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
!
Pino,
j
Syrup
I
rtd
after
the
fint
bottle
I
had
no
more
(Might
ami
now
I
tu
never
without
B
j
botUo
of
'Dr.
Wood's'
in
the
house."
i
Prire
Vie.
a
bottle:
large
family
kt
ouc.
ai
an
uruggwta
ana
dealers.
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milburo
Co-Ltd,
Toronto,
Out.
Dr.
Alexander
riioM:
373
BKKNKK
111
OPK
DENTIST
EWART
LYNE
..
(PftinUt,
Capitol
Theatra)
Teacher
of
Pianoforte
Candidates
prepared
for
Associated
Board
of
the
Royal
Academy
and
Royal
College
of
Music
Examinations.
100
per
cnt
aueceM
during
th
past
thirty
years.
Studio:
2nd
floor
Federal
Blk
Phone
Red
701
Tin?
rr??M
ttrrs
.
Local
and
Personal
News
In
Brief
A
fifty
Pent
package
of
Kleiizo
Shaving
Cream
and
and
a
fifty
cent
package
of
Gillette
Razor
Blades
both
for
60c
With
each
$1.00
box
of
LaClaire
Fontaine
writing
paper,
a
package
containing
134
Xmas
seals
and
tags
given
free.
Ormes
Ltd.
"Tfic
Pioneer
Druggists
THinpAVLo
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
ft?
6
200
am
HYDE
TRANSFER
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
580
JACKPINK
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.50
Double
load
$6.50
Large
sack
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts.
$11.25
Alberta
Sootiest
Large
Egg
$12-50
Alk'rtaptless.Egp;
$12.00
Alberta
lump
.
$13.00
'
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal.
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Baggage
Jln(gV;W
,
129
Second
Avenue.
,
-
1
,
Canadian
National
Hilt
Largcfl
Railway
Sylcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
V.HIns
fn.111
ritlNCT
Kl'I'llKT
lr
VASIVEH,
VllTIIKH,
NE.ITTI.K.
ana
Intermediate
point,
earn
I
KIDAV.
:00
am.
lor
M
i:VUT
and
ANYOX,
earl.
M
MINEMIAV,
I0
p.m.
I
..1
Vrtlfril
AMI
Mil
111
H:i:
rilUll.OTTt:
IfLAMi.S
lortnlibtly.
MHSKMItK
TRAIN1
LEAVE
NUMfE
Ml'PllRT
Inn
MOVIMV.
UlllMMiW
and
sATl
KltW
at
11:30
a.m.
for
I'KINf'E
li:illi(ir..
MlMONTON.
MINNimi,
all
pnlnla
Eastern
Caiuilx,
I
nlte.1
stale.
'
Afll.NCV
ALL
OCEAN
NTEAMOIIir
LIN
EH
l'l
Ticket
Office.
528
Third
Ave,
Prince
Kupert
Phone
2f0.
itCANAOUNJ
ai
nw
11
bj
'.'
B.C.
Coast
Steamship
Services
Sailings
ff'om
"Prince
Rupert
To
KMrlilkan,
Urantrll
and
Miasway
l-iubr
I.
IS.
IS.
In
VaiHi.uirr,
VkturU
and
Mlll
Norinlwr
l,
lircmilirr
S,
H.
pKINfESS
KOYAL
l
or
Kulrdalr.
Eat
lUlla
lUIU.
Mrran
I
alL,
Namu.
Alrrt
Kaj.
(amiihrll
Kltrr
and
Vanruff
nrtj
rrlday.
It
Ju.
Atfiiry
for
all
Xtranulilu
IJnm.
ru"
Infnrmallon
from
W.
..
OK(
llRII.
lnrml
Arent,
nrnrf
nf
4th
Htrfft
anil
Srd
A.no.
ftlnr
Rnprft.
Mn
SI
UNION
STEAMSHIPS.
LIMITED
Ut
'
Kalllnt
Hailing
from
lot
VA
INnUIVKK.
IDVrR.
VH
VHTOKIV
flaauxin
Tllnkfli.
S.S0
p.m.
Inr
VAKI
OIIVKR.
VirTOKIA,
Itnlf
dale.
Alert
ha).
rU,
rrlilay
mldulfht.
tor
ALICE
ARM.
ANVOV.
MTKWAHI.
H'AUW
ISI.AM.
rKI
KI.MIU.N,
NAAH
Klt:it,
Sunilar,
8
p.m.
.
.
123
!nil
A.enae.
a.
M.
HMlTII.
AeU
Ku
ert.ll
V
Thry:h
UekeU
aeld
mi
Vhl.Hia
and
fiealUe,
aad
ba(kafe
cherked
llirniixh
tu
destination
i
0
-s
c
r
SRSJ
tly
Meat
Market
(SELVIG
BROS.)
3rd
Avenue
1
hone
765
MEAT.
FISH.
VEGETABLES
ALL
KINDS
OF
"NORWEGIAN
PRODUCE"
?
at
low
prices,
and
Immediate
delivery
Observe
I
All
articles
are
of
superior
quality
and
absolutely
frseh.
Boxing
Delcmber
B.
Dido
Gur
-
vich
vs.
Eddie
MeGooJy,
ten
r6unds
in
Moose
Hall.
"
Tommy's,
Taxi
(Phone
C71)
an
-
nouneea
tne
placing
of
a
second
Dodge
Sedan
ear
in
business.
tf
Neither
outstanding
game
In
last
wk
first
and
second
divis-
ion
billiard
fixtures
hve
yet
been
playeu.
'
Udmerket
haar
medisin
tar
vek
F-
J-
Crossland
M.
E.
of
Van-flas.
Stopper
haar
avfald
og;Couver
was
a
passenger
aboard
haaret
begyndcr
at
gro.
Mange
tn
Catala
last
evening
going
kumler
ttlfrestilM
Tellefon
Bed
through
to
Stewart
where
he
is
(
720.
298
!
supervising
operations
on
certain
i
mining
properties.
Westholme
Tonight
One
b-ig!
show,
twenty
reels.
Two
feature
Capt.
W-
P.
Armour,
manager
pictures,
"Racing
Blood,"
Two
of
tne
I'rince
Rupert
Salvage
&
crackerjack
comedies
and
news.Towhag
Co.,
returned
to
the
city
reel.
86c
and
10c.
,
For
failing
to
stop
the
molar
of
his
car
while
it
was
left
unatten
ded,
Wong
I
was
fined
V,
with
the
option
of
seven
days'
impris
onment,
by
Magistrate
McCI-mont
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
T.
II.
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
Sc.
Cold
Storage
Co.,
who
has
been
on
his
annual
business
trip
to
centres
in
Eastern
Canada
and
the
United
States,
returned
to
the
qity
on
last
night's
train.
Arthur
Shjlford
of
Wistaria,
a
promfnaat
Conservative
of
the
in
terior
and
candidate
for
provin
cial
konoM
n
more
than
one
oc-
tnon
i&yeca
riding,
arrived
,
in
uie
ciiy
on
me
uataia
yester-
uay
aiteraoon
irom
Vancouver
and
proceeded
to
the
interior
by
this
Zttril7Z4
the
the
recent
recent
meetin?
meeting
of
of
th
the
IWtl.h
British
Columbia
Conservative
Associat
ion
in
Vancouver.
1
Union
steamer
Catala,
Csyrt
James
FiadlayV
arrived
in
port
at
i
4.80
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
I
south
and
sailed
at
8
p.m.
for
!
Anvnir
filaui.rt
a
nl
k
...fk
!
ern
points
of
call
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
and
sail
south
at
3.30
p.m.
Passengers
aboard
the
Catala
included:
R.
Fuller.
G.
S.
Clark,
Ron
Maitland,
C.
S.
Thicke,
P.
D.R
.who
has
reigned
teJ"
lot"
v
'e
Gordon.
II.
Rendell,
George
Ay-
pulpit,
gave
a
brief
review
of
.
an
nnK,,ihman.
7
iMt
s
.1
Parbinann
Mia.
To.n
church
work
duHnr
his
two
vear.'
Wrta.
He
had
been
employed
In
Stalker,
S.
II.
Pullan,
Mrs.
J.
W
Kilpatrick.
A.
Chilsholm,
G.
Gilbert,
A.
Shelford,
Mrs.
N.
Bever-
idge,
T.
A.
Anderson
and
W.
Armour,
for
Prince
Rupert;
Delmadge,
R.
II.
Brooke,
A.
Maemillan,
M.
Betruaiak,
F.
Gardiner,
Miss
M.
Donahue,
S.
Herrin
and
Carl
Swanaon,
for
Anyox,
and
F.
J.
Crossland,
for
Stewart.
INFORMATION
WANTED
Anyone
knowlne"
Ve.
whore-
about
of
CurtUnd
Shwalbe
frani;
TliifrtAljl
Alhat-la
'
iJoifa.
nvttrv
:
his
crnndmotH'.'
Mr
Karniach,
H0
Ninth
Street,
S.
W.,
Pu'yhllUp.
Wash.
278
1
1
There
was
large
attendance
at
I
the
weekly
Scandinavian
dance
J
in
the
Metropole
Hal!
Saturday
night.
The
event,
as
usual,
;Provei1
very'
enjoyable.
A.
C.
Maemillan
of
the
Great
West
Life
Assu
ranee
Co.,
Van-
jcouver,
wa8
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
yesterday
'-
afternoon
',n
throtfgh
to
Anjtfx
on
busi-
i
ness.
on
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
ten
day
business,
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs,
Bev'eridgtf
TtitrHfe
to
ittumttn
from
ifllliharnl
Oi-an.
"
t
;
whel-e
she
was
called
ori
aceoant
of
the
serious
illness
and
sub-seqiient
death
of
her
"daughter
Mrs.
R.
W.
KreiU.
G.
S.
Ciark,
Vancouver
lawyer,
who
is
tMtotfating
on
behalf
of
the
Vogeiback
interests
of
Chicago
and
Loc
Angeles
for
the
purchase
of
the
city
hydro-electric
utility,,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Catala
yester-.'ay
afternoon.
Railway
offices
this
.morning
ZL.!'
2
,
,v
to
the
derailment
near
Kwinitsai
terday.
which
1.
tying
op
trafj
j
the
Mne.
no
wheat
arrived
here
over
the
week-end.
PREiCHED
FAREWELL
'
SERMON
YESTERDAY
Bev
J.
It.
Frizell
Reviews
Work
of
Pastorate
During
Tvo
Years
In
the
morning
at
First
Presby
terlnn
flhnrrh
vnvterilav
Rev.
J
Incnmhenev
and
.nl.n
wrf-rrsd
the
finaneial
situation.
In
the
evening
the
pastor
spoke
from
ths
;
w"
verJ
w'
Knwn.
na,
nigniy
.
An
enthnsiaet
for
ath-and
passage.
'The
last
shall
be
first
the
first
shall
be
laat."
Fol-
,etfr"'
t
time
lou-in
on
the
morninir
suhi-ci.
he
exhorted
the
people
to
loyalty
to
the
church
and
its
traditions.
These
were
Mr.
FriteU's
fare
-
well
services
before
he
leaves
for
week.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
WANTED
3ljlor
gerl
house
werk.
PhBRiGpL,
'
tf
FOR
SAL&
Chkichilla
Rabbit.
redigreVd.
Kinnahan
Fur
Farm.
Phone
Red
691.
282
DOLLS!
They
Have
n
Personality
Now!
Little
Dolls.
Big
Dolls,
Mama
DolK
Papa
Dolls
and
Baby
Dolls!
So
real
and
beautiful!
Dolls
that
say
mama.
Dolls
that
roll
wicked
little
eyes
I
Everyone
so
beautifully
attired.
Everyone
so
new
and
different.
Prices
to
suit
every
purse.
Dolls
to
please
every
little
girl
for
Christmas.
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
S.
E.
PARKES,
LIMITED
3rd
Ave.
East.
Phone
S3
Dominion
Hoyal
Cord
Tire
Agency
Ford
Cars
and
Trucks
Flat
Rale
Repairs
USED
CARS
We
have
several
excellent
bargains
In
used
Cars.
Easy
Terms
If
desired.
KAYSER
GLOVES
NEW
KIP-TONE
Buttoned
and
pullover
style.
Pair
S1.50
NEW
LEATHERETTE
FABRIC
Novelty
cuff
styles;
assorted
shades.
fair
$1.00
AND
S1.50
FOWNES
CAPE
GLOVES
Wool
lined,
fur
top.
Pair
j2
95
FRENCH
KID
GLOVES-Novelty
cuffs
styles!
assorted
shades.
Pair
2
95
FRASER&
PAYNE
REY.
W.F.PRICE
IS
NEW
PRESIDENT
OF
MINISTERIAL
ASSTf.
At
a
speeial
meeting
this
morn-
In
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Min
isterial
Association,
there
was
a
general
discussion
of
church
work
in
the
city.
The
main
object
of
the
meeting
was
to
elect
a
successor
to
the
president,
Rev.
J.
R.
Frizell,
who
is
leaving
the
city.
Several
of
the
members
spoke
in
appreciative
terms
of
Mr.
FrixelPs
work
for
the
organization
and
expressed
regret
at
his
departure.
It
was
unanimously
agreed
that
Rev.
W.
F.
I
rice
should
be
elected
as
oresideat
for
the
ensuing
year.
The
retiring
president
wel
comed
Mr.
Price,
stating
that
he
h"d
M
lhe
mf
'
"
vvu"
T
i'"
FRKD'HTK
A.
HOBEKTS
1
.
LOST
HIS
LIFE
SUNDAY
i
tl
I
pd
i
engaged
since
yesterday
in
clear
-
,
ng
the
track.
It
was
necessary
to
trannfer
passengers,
mail
and
express
irom
yeaieiws
.a
;tiain
around
the
wreck
to
a
stub
train
which
came
in
at
11.20
last
mght
No.
6.
going
east
today,
was
,
also
transferred.
It
may
be
a
day
or
so
before
the
line
is
cleared.
Tbfe
late
CapU
Roberts,
who
servad
in
the
Imperial
forces
dur
A.W
.
ft
.
Tlce
or
tne
railway
COin-
Pnv
hre
r
about
10
years
Ije
w
rnoc
""P"
roov
ball
Association.
He
is
survived
.
I
J
I
(
V
wiuow
ana
young
son,
re
-
!oe"l
""V?"
"
"'
jmnathy
w...
caud
to
I
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
)
V"
-nida
o
l:.
...
c
Under
takers.
GRAIN
SHIPS
MOVINGHERE
One
Departs
With
Full
Cargo
and
Another
Arrived
to
Load
Yesterday
Prince
Rupert's
first
grain
ship
of
the
season,
the
Japanese
freighter
Yaye
Mara,
sailed
at
1
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
with
a
full
cargo
loaded
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
local
elevator.
At
5
a.m.
the
same
day
the
BritisM
tea
me
r
Carperby,
third
ship
of
the
season,
arrived
in
port
going
on
berth
at
the
elevator
at
2
p.m.
The
Carperby
is
a
new
ship
this
year
and
her
master
is
CapU
A.
Eves.
She
came
here
from
Wilmington,
Deleware,
which
port
she
left
on
October
29,
having
an
uneventful
voyage
via
the
Panama
1
Canal.
The
vessel
belongs
to
the
Repner
Line.
.
i
-The
second
grain
ship
of
'the
season,
the
British
steamer
Rock
pool,
is
now
loading
and
will
sail
some
time
this
week,
also
with
a
!
cargo
for,
the
United
Kingdom
I
or
Continent
Mrs.
J.
W.
Kilpatrick.
416
Green
Street,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver,
bringing
with
her
an
infant
adopted
daughter.
COPPER
RIVER
Iroperty
Purchased
by
Lord
Melchett
Some
Distance
From
Prince
Kupert
Coal
Fields
DEVELOPED
NEXT
YEAH
Telkwa
Collieries
Already
Being
Operated
by
New
Owners
With
McNeill
in
Charge
Not
the
Prince
Rupert
coal
'-.
brt
the
Copper
River
coal
fields,
were
Involved
in
the
re-yurcfiase
of
the
Lord
Melchett
Interests,
states
Jack
Mc-
.
k
:
I
m
rrtti
v
i
riVitor
,
town
overnight
The
Copper
River
coal
fields
comprise
a
different
property
altogether
and
are
a
considerable
distance
2way?nim
thrprice
Rupert
coal
fields.
The
property
actually
niirehuftMl
and
avt
n
ai
v
.
rfovalnn.
r
-
"
ixnfnt
0f
Which,
including
the
bufldl
of
a
n
u
,inned
,1M
neflr
o
r,w
MttnW
acr0S8
the
dlide
:nm
the
hej,dwaters
of
the
T'lk-
wa
River.
The
same
interests
also
parbmted
otber
coai
properties
,
the
Ttlkwa
dl-trjcti
in
addition
to
the
Telkwa
collieries,
which
they
bought
outright
and
are
now
operating
with
Mr.
McNeil
in
charge.
No
developments
in
connection
with
the
Copper
River
coal
fields
are
expected
before
next
year.
,
Application
will
be
made
to
the
;risiatw
sambly
at
its
next
se
sion
for
an
act
to
incorporate
a
company
under
the
name
of
the
T
kwa
Kitimaat
Railway
Co.
with
ccpitaliiation
of
16,000.000.
Power
Is
being
sought
to
build,
con-tt.
act,
maintain
and
operate
a
standard
gauge
railway
conrmenc-i
,'1.
.
v..:n
...
oi
ni
r
Telkwa,
:.nce
along
i-o
u:Ka
River
36
i;:es
.:ir.
.i
v6
to
kiie
Copper
liiver
coal
i'.
Is,
La.
.ice
to
a
I
int
at
or
near
Pacific
on
the
eena
River,
or
to
a
point
at
or
te.ar
Vanarsdol,
to
give
connection
with
the
Canadian
National
'Railways
afld
thence
southerly
to
a
point
at
or
near
mumui
uu
Douglas
Channel,
a
distance
from
Vanarsdol
of
40
miles
or
less.
Development
of
timber
as
well
us
coal
resources
is
understood
to
be
planned
in
connection
with
the
undertaking.
TRESPASSED
UPON
KINAHAN
IS.
FUR
FARM,
FINED
TODAY
Pleading
guilty
to
a
charge
of
trespassing
on
the
Kinahan
Isliind
fur
farm.
Henry
Ferguson
was
fined
$50
and
$2.60
costs,
with
option
of
two
months'
imprisonment,
by
Stiiendiary
Magistrate
II.
F.
McLeod,
in
provincial
police
court
this
morning.
PARTY
SATURDAY
FOR
MRSAND
MRS.
MARTIN
Many
friends
gathered
on
Saturday
evening
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louis
Martin,
11th
Avenue
East.
Those
taking
part
in
the
planning
of
the
evening
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Bussanich
and
family.
Frank
Fitzgerald,
T.
De
jBone
and
P.
t'r
.v.
tto
There
were
about
30
guests
present
and
a
very
enjoyable
evening
was
spent
In
.
games,
music
and
dancing.
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