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Lord
Nelson
at
Halifax
1
Opened
Local
and
Personal
11
.yy
1
.
-ma
it
II.
Carey,
who
urVivcd
this
week
from
Stewart,
left
yesterday
for
a
trip
to
England.
Olof
Ilanaoh
'
ftutned
to
the
city
on
the"PrInc'e
Georjre
this'
t.u
i
i
f,'m
a
brief
trip
to
!
Oee;
i!
Falls.
-
Milton
Gonzales
returned
to
the
ity
on
the
Prince
George
this
rooming
from
a
brief
trip
to
Ocean
Falls.
ner
o
the
ouai.T.howIri
T.
hVi""
Carder...
I...
.
,
!ilir
U
u
Uiiptrt
tiniii
ft,
nil,
"
3MHf
n.vith
the
NEW
Domolac
Finish
Now,
you
can
beautify
your
home
as
never
before
.
.
enjoying
the
soft,
pleasing
lustre
of
mellow-toned
floors
.
.
.
from
the
very
first
day
of
laying
them.
The
DOMOLAC
Finish,
applied
to
all
Dominion
Inlaids
in
the
making,
Is
the
secret
of
this
extra
beauty.
This
soft-lustre
lacquer
finish
is
wearproof
and
stainproof
and
polishes
.
.
,
beautifully
.
.
.
with
a
minimum
of
effort.
It
enhances
the
beauty
of
furnishings
and
hangings
.
.
.
makes
cleaning
the
lightest
of
tasks.
tv
J?uitty,
chairman
and
president
of
thanh
t.
vHJS
,
Mafic
Hallway,
n
spssklns
a.
Wttt
of
ShotT.
?rTlCt
,Uch
M
Ievl-
7,
"
tele-ti.r
tiauyuet
lmyuet
whkh
which
marki
marked
ih.
the
p.ne
ro'ln-
cigar
.bop.
etc
official
o!
t
tie
Lord
Nelson
Hotel
m
u.n..
f.
Hie
tourist
itractloDi
0f
Nova
Scotia
woud
to
none
on
the
continent
Tola
I
navel-led
a
man
aa
the
htnut
nr
V.
,
i
o
-
.itei
Travel
System
wag
a
daMri.rt
iu
addition
to
the
opportunities
for
!.
.ue
unaurpanaed
and
attract
tourists
the
1'nlted
Slate
and
Canada,
you
bare
.
associations
aucb
aa
typified
by
the
icsend
which
the
Canadian
Faclric
and
Ailantlc
Companies
have
successfully
Ml
featured.
It
seems
to
us
only
right
.
:ay
which
came
Into
a
i
latent
.
f
one
of
the
tenna
of
Confederation
ir.igc
uch
travel
to
your
cltiea
and
k
jilacea."
be
aald.
"That
travel
ha
.liirlug
the
laat
few
yeara
and
it
waa
mi-
fact
among
othera
that
at
the
soll-
i
iiuslners
men
we
Joined
with
them
11
-
,f
thii
hotel.
It
it
for
the
same
.
are
building
a
modern
hotel
with
f.icllltlea
at
Ditty
's
I.on
Hotel,
while
aMraitil
ti
v.
)
e
unadian
Pacific
Railway
la
the
'"
vnon
aa
me
part
of
the
people
tuve
long
been
working
for
a
modern
h
would
adequately
Uke
care
of
the
i
i.frered
in
the
cKy.
It
la
altuated
'
the
i
lty
and
fronting
on
the
Botanical
lime
helped
to
make
this
old
city
!
without,
the
appearance
of
the
hotel
-''1:t
on
its
archltecU
and
builders.
1
1
in
decoration
It
la
Georgian
in
iiroughout
the
betel
and
particularly
motr.x.
a
aaoat
successful
effort
baa
'"
Mres
the
parted
recalled
by
the
aJoclale4
with
It
Immediately
.
door
la
a
haaaaome
aad
apaetoua
once
five
the
keynote
of
Georgian
hxl
office
are
here
aa
alto
are
leadVan
Tf.M
Ii00I
d
,ad,e
room
a
rtortVi,?
T
aDd,0n
one
We
o
bbu
ha"?
the
ti,J?m
n1
,n
the
adJacent
embly
tw
impt
t0
""P'ure
the
atmosphere
of
Mfu?
rlilXLV'?
haf
bMn
Plcularly
.
fature
ta
flne
"replace
whM
i.
.
over
befnr
,
"""
w"
Pnt4
shortly
of
til
i'
In.0fle
corner
f""l
a
fine
copy
.
S1
nown
bu,t
hero,
and
on
the
VUtory
"
U
eUd,d
modl
o
W
Wp
"The
The
end
of
hi
rmn
a.
.
hall
which
la
large
enough
to
aeat
about
2MoeoSe
cforUbly
AtoneendlaanamptTttSe
ueuaJ
dreaaing
room,
and
diaappeaHne;
footllghta.
leading
from
the
other
side
of
the
lobby
un
a
?hTthi
.f
VWe
u
'om.
and
beyond
that
the
main
dining
room.
On
the
floor
beneath
the
lobby
are
a
aeries
of
fine
shops
opening
on
the
atreet.
and
here
also
Is
the
spacious
grill,
which
U
"f'1
the
nautical
flavour
notable
elsewhere
""us,
is
lermea
"me
ward
Room".
Ita
woodwork
U
of
oak
and
IU
ceding
crowed
by
hewn
6eam
It
I.
m
by
ships
lanterna
of
braaa
and
by
candelabra
designed
from
binnacle
lighu
and
ships
steering
wheels.
The
furniture
also
is
of
atout
oak.
Other
features
of
this
floor
are
a
barber
shoo,
beauty
shop
aad
the
usual
nubile
services.
The
bedroom
floors
ifMllut
a
imwIim
A
suites
of
which
the
Royal
Suite
U
an
oatstaadiw
example.
Uke
the
other
Its
character
of
decoration
la
in
keeping
with
the
rest
of
the
hotel
It
constats
of
sitting
room,
dining
room
and
two
bedrooms,
and
Its
fnrnlahlnn
IboIimU
.
fl.
pies
of
early
Goonian.
The
bathrooms
and
meral
pluoniag
and
heating
arrangements
tbronghout
are
UB
tO
the
most
modern
atannl
!
.M
.tl
the
facilities
for
public
sorrice.
voua
o
M
I
VaU
More
Beautiful
.
.
.
Qrcatcr
Value
than
Ever
And,
best
of
all,
this
extra
attractiveness
is
yours
...
at
no
advance
in
price.
The
Domolac
Finish
in
Tins
This
new
and
enduring
finish
is
also
available
in
convenient
tins
for
application
to
your
present
floors.
Other
Beautiful
pominio'tiFloors
llWiu'er
choice
tharfever
la
'pered
in
Dominion
Linoleum
Rugs
and
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum
.
.
.
long-wearing,
low-priced
favourites
for
every
room.
They
do
not,
however,
have
the
DOMOLAC
Finish.
Bishop
G.
A,
Bfec
left
on
this
i
morning's
frim
we
Emlako
and
other
interior
points
on
ecclesiastical
duties.
.-
T.
J.
Shcntoh
Inspei
'or
of
Brines,
tails
on
the'
Prim
(leortre
tn
afternoon
for
a
trip
to
An-yox
on
official-
dirties.'
.
The
laying
of
s
eoncerte
sidewalk
on
the
west
side
of
Fourth
Street
between
Second
and
Third
Avenues
is
now
proceeding.
Mrs,
James
Waugh
of
Port
Edward
is
paying
a
brief
viit
to
town,
having
awrtagd
on
yesterday
nftern'oon's
tisMfc6he
is
a
guest
at
the
Hcfer
Cdpl.
flue
to
trouble
4k
ttk
ea-it
end'
LEGIONNAIRES
GIVE
ALLENBY
GREAT
WELCO.ME
General
Allenby,
who
wa-
the
chief
ih-m
at
the
tenth
annual
convention
of
the
United
States
Legion
held
in
Texas
on
October
i
to
12,
received
a
creat
welcome
from
the
thousands
of
buddies
of
the
Western
front.
Above
is
an
excellent
view
of
the
new
$2,000,000
war
memorial
auditorium
in
San
Antonia
where-the
Legionnaires
gathered,
while
on
the
left
i;
Major-General
Beamont,
D.
Buck,
commander
of
the
Third
Division
on
the
Meuse-Argonne,
who
was
the
grand
marshal
of
the
Legion's.,
parade,
and,
right,
Edward
Spafiord.
national
commander.
Below,
rehearsing
for
the
big
parade.
of
the
dirision,
Wr
afternoon's'
"'
1
1
;
JL?:
was
advertised
in
their
literature.
so
will
not
-arrive
MMbre
10.30
at
Horse
Island
in
upper
Stephens
DENIS
BECOMES
JUDGE
The
matter
was
then
referred
to
Passage
and
one
of
the
members;
the
civie
committee
with
;:
j.
quest
that
they
bring
it
to
8ttontion
of
tt
nllw'
ifm
Tt.
G.
Bond,
fighter
of
the
lite
J.
G.
Scott.
Mft
by
this
M.
M.
English,
manager
of
the
fSSS?
-H.
retuUrn
c-
PlMjke"
cnety
t
South
to
Weatnoont,
dntariter
h.v-
,
whkh
,8
B0W
clo8-d
down
Jiwr
siient
severs.1
weekn
in
the
Ar
tk-
wn
a
Icity.
fi
Vslftf
Alivaat
m
-
v
'this
trip
of
the
steamer'
Prince
.
George'
Lee,
caperlsjto
ident
of
Charles.
rho
asneite-
at
Anyox,
Is
a
pas-
aenrar,
aboard
the
Prince
George
The
cases
in
which
Capt
Ole
today
returning
north
after
hav-
Skog
is
charged
with
iUegal
ing
made
a
rfef
trip
to
Victoria
salmon
fishing
and
Cant.
Johnnv
to
ittend
the
Shrine
ceremonial,
f.-rtdn
with
iUerallv
reeeivinir
fish
are
further
adjourned
for
R.
C
Cunningham
of
Port
Es-
eight
days
in
provincial
police
etrgtor,
whs
has
bees
on
a
busi-
Court
noes
trip
jloA
Vancouver,
arrived
f
in
the
dwfraan
the
south
em
the
Weak?
Staler
and
Hn.
Porter
CaHensgPast
ght
and
is
regis-
8tB?er
df
MaasettKJwh&hswe-beeii
tereu
artne
ssjvoy
Hotel.
on
a
trip
south,
arrived
from
.i'
'
"
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George
Making
her
final
eail
here
of
this
morning
and
will
proceed
the
season,
C.P.Jt
steamer
Prin-
to
the
Islands
on
the
Prince
cess
Alice,
Capt.
Thomas
Cliff,
Charles
tonight
southbound
from
'"Tjyr
.
to
Vancouver
an
J
VicionaTis
due
W.
J.
Rooney,
superintendent
of
n
rort
tomorrow
afltrnoon.
The
pfant
for
Canadian
National
Tele-Prir.ccss
Mary
will
now
take
up
'graphs,
is
expected
to
arrive
by
ihc
Alaska
run
on
a
fo:-tnightly
tonight's
delayed
train
from
Ed-tchdule
and
is
dutJi
ere
on
her
monton
and
will
sail
for
Vancou-f'rst
trip
northbonnff
on'
Novem
ver
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
ber
14.
.
,
(tcmorrow
nisht
Owing
to
the
basketball
game.'
Jack
Lauten,
stenographer
v
tho
shoot
which
was
to
haw
been
the
office
bf
the
C.N.R.
district
held
on
the
R.
C.
N.
V.
ft.
min-
passenger
agent
left
on
this
iature
range
laat
night
waa
post-
morning's
train
for
Winnipeg
poned
until
next
Friday
evening,
and
Port
William
where
he
will
The
Family
Herald
apd
Weekly
spend
the
next
two
weeks
holi-
tar
with
its
wonderful
improve-
daying
with
relatives.
merits
is
now
regarded
aa
the'
greatest
Agricultural
lper
in'
Constable
J.
H.
McClinton,
Cansda
ani
the
Family
Circle'i
new
men
iu
the
provincial
police
beat
magazine.
It
force,
arrived
in
the
city
fron
I
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Georgr
At
the
meeting
of
the
feoard
this
morning
and
will
be
here
un-
of
Trade
list
night
J.
C.
Brady
til
Tucs.'ay
when
he
will
pro-M.
P.
suggested
thst
further
dev-
xecd
to
Prince
George
district
elopment
of
the
tourjst
trade
to
headquarters
to
take
up
duty
include
PortUnd
Canal
aad
the
there.
Islands
was
desirable.
Tourists
should
be
ercouraped
to,
atop
off
here
and
take
the
trip.
Lionel
rtoltby
pointed
out
that
there
was
already
the
brst
possible
service
to
thoe
points
in
summer
and
R.F.
McNaughton
said
it
Was
Tor
tared
Eezemi
For
Years
Mm.
0i""
Phsml.Vr,
lit
Orkhton
Bt.,
Halifax.
N..
writes
"Afterbeinir
tortured
wiih
e
zen.i.
f.ir
yearn,
and
trying
evert
ihitiu
i.i-.i!.'c
f-.m
dnrtors
aad
tlruH
siim
f
1
1..
u
.
1
n
.
ommorKtexl
me
to
tike
I
aril!
my
hlllMil'(l
In
nil'
n
Uittlf,
anil
ufir
1
had
taken
it
I
notieed
the
eooliiiK
uf
my
blood,
mo
lie
adriand
ute
to
con!
iuuu,
and
after
t.iLinn
aovttral
bottles
t
isa
truly
say
it
is
a
wonderful
awdioiiie."
Manutsoturad
only
by
The
T.
'MiU
burn
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Ont
DAMAGED
FISH
BOATS
ARRIVE
1
llrne
rnd
Akutan,
which
lowt
a
rrnn.re
tntly.
in
port
today
The
American
halibut
boat
Akutan
and
llene,
both
of
which
were
in
trouble
in
a
big
storm
which
swept
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
and
the
northern
fishing
banks
irt
month,
are
in
port
today
with
eatches,
looking
none
the
worse
tor
their
experiences.
."he
Iler.c,
whoue
skipper
is
(
uit.
Matt
Madsen.
was
struck
by
u
jriunt
wave
on
Portlock
banks'
nd
drifted
for
ten
hours
at
the
nit".
cy
of
the
furious
elealers'btr-fore
tlie
crew
was
able
to
make'
repairs.
Her
rudder
was
disabled
or.d
her
pilot
house
dsnaged
The
ve'sel
finally
managed
to
crawl:
into
Seward
where
repairs
were,
effected.
She
has
a
catch
of
20,
000
pounds
today.
The
Akutan
grounded
on
a
reef
Prince
John
will
relieve
the!
Prince
Charles
on
the
Vancouver'
Prince
Rupert
via
Queen
Char-
j
lotte
Islands
run.
FIRST
DOCTORS
Then
a
Skin
Specialist
Then
a
Bottle
of
D.D.D.
How
frai.
f
.il
I
am
to
TV
D.
X
vaa
a
aiiH..
r
frunt
rxnim
for
twelv
yrars.
I
tried
every
ointment
advert
Ut-U
f.r
the
dtaeaa.
floene
Sara
me
u.:.inrarv
relief-
1
alen
went
to
doctors
and
p-i!!ata
aad
-with
the
diemae
nnly
partly
healed
kad
to
pay
ii..
jr
billa
I
tried
D.
D.
D.
end
aft-?
the
aevond
batUe,
becen
to
pee
eigne
of
healtaeT-
a
used
three
and
one-half
bottlea
aad
today
1
am
comjilvtely
healed."
41.
W
Ilutl.T.
Hulir
40.
Centre
Black.
Fort
OMborne.
Bki..
Wlnnlpeff.
Why
not
try
this
Pr-riptloo
that
Mr.
Builpr
(imnn
an
r.
marKawe.
vit
mill
niar-inN-.'
n
lit
fon
the
drat
IIOO
twttli'.
or
your
nunc
hark.
Stop
that
itch
today.
Try
D.
U.
li.
Hoap.
too.
o.o.x.
EL
lotion
r
SKn
Dlsewo
H'.
Mi
l
I
T
IIKOX.
DIU
(iOlST.
ORMKS
LTU.
Ulffl
MA.
.UV.
d.
w.
J
.
URUIS.
a
re-'of
the
crew,
Peter
Nielson,
was
K.
C.
Liberal
member
for
the
I
drowned
when
a
dory
in
which
he
j0llette,
has
been
appointed
puis-and
two
others
were
setting
out
ae
Judge
of
the
,uperior
C!,urt
of
to
get
aid
was
caught
in
a
tide
Quebec
rip
and
capsiied.
The
Akutan
was
The
by-election
to
fill
his
olnce
subsequently
refloated
and
re-
be
held
December
17
with
paired
in
ode
of
the
northern
nominations
December
10.
ports.
Capt.
Ole
Bjerke
is
skipper
of
the
Akutan
whieh
has
a
catch
,
Two
papersdn
one
The
Family
of
27,000
pounds.
(Herald
and
Weekly
Star.
Montreal
C.
N.
R.
stecmer
Prince
John
Is
now
tied
up
in
Vancouver
where
new
boilers
are
being
in
stalled.
After
the
work
has
been
completed,
it
is
expected
the
'one
for
the
farm,
the
other
for
Ithe
home,
both
of
superior
excel
lence.
One
dollar
a
year
covers
the
subscription
or
three
years
for
J2.00.
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Trappers
&
Buyers
Gentlemen:
For
twenty
years
you
have
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getting
good
treatment
from
Goldbloon.
Ani
Gold-bloom
is
in
the
market,
for
every
kin
j
of
fur.
For
a
square
deal
bring
your
FURS
DEMAND
to.
Goldbloom
The
old
reliable
house
S.
.
PARKER,
LIMITED
3rd
Ave.
East.
Phone
83
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