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THE
DAILY
NEWS
P.AHF
STS
.
VISCOUNTESS
BYNU
POENS
EXPERIMENTAI
COTTAGES
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Dig
.
m
r
rogress
"BUY
IT
HERE"
at
an
extraordinary
saving
Splendid
Values
in
every
Department
"CATERPILLAR"
Tractors
BIGGER
THAN
THE
WEATHER!
',
"
A
Size
for
Every
Use
'
A
Hundred
UsetTfor
Every
Size
2
TON,
TWENTY,
THIirrY,
SIXTY
'
BBTTHK
QUICKER
CHEAPEB
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Literature
and
Prices
on
Request
Sole
Distributors
for
D.
C.
MORRISON
TRACTOR
&
EQUIPMENT
CO.
LIMITED
Northern
Purine
Frrlght
tSulMing
910
Nlatlon
Htrrrt
VAXOCJl'VEK.
U.
C.
DEMAND
Ilrunili
omrr:
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M.I.NON.
II.C.
Rupert
Brand"
M
-
Ripper
s
THE
DAINTIEST
UltKAKI
AST
rtMH
Smoked
Dally
by
ian
.Fisli
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
ADE
UP
FURS
Prince
Ituperl.
B.C.
As
the
raw
fur
season
is
now
on
this
is
claiming
nil
my
To
nuke
room
and
to
leave
me
j,
;
free,
I
am
offering
alUiri)kJar)!
stock
of
made
up
fursHit
,!l0
per
cent
discount.
Every
piece
guaranteed.
Win.
Goldbloom
The
Old
Reliable
Armed
with
a
lump
of
coal
and
a
loaf
of
bread,
Viscountess
Ilyng
declared
open
the
new
experimental
cottages
at
Thorpe-on-Soiiun.
Essex,
which
are
to
be
renti
d
at
f.-m
ahiiiina.-
Pr
week
(lets
than
one
dollar),
llefore
entering
the
cottages
she
followed
the
ancient
Rseex
custom
and
threw
acrdhs
.he
threshold
the
bread
and
ceal,
with
the
wish
that
those
who
lived
there
might
never
want
for
food
or
warmth.
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
STEWART
The
Stewart
Conservative
Association
has
elected
officers
as
follows:
president.
H.
V.
M.
Bols-ton;
vice-president,
J.
V.
Clegg;
j
secretary-treasurer,
G.
P.
Heine-Ikey;
executive,
Mrs.
J.
V.
Clegg,
Harry
Lyon,
John
Scott,
P.
E.
Gigot,
Frank
Haugh
and
Ernest
Love.
Hon.
II.
B.
Dennett,
Hon.
.
F.
Tplmie.
J.C
Brady
M.
P.
and
T.
.
Fale6ner
aire
honorary
or
ficers.
Miss
Kale
ityau,
W.
R.
Tooth,
Howard
Campbell,
G.
W.
Smith
and
Archie
l'aimp
have
bean
elected
local
Liberal
delegates
to
attend
the
Skeeaa
riding,
rmminnt-
jing
convention
in
Priaee
Rupert
week
.
:
'
jiiext
t
,
M
ALICE
ARM
Carr;-vfee-preident
Freddie
Wat
son
secretary,
Wilfrid
Watson.
A.
C.
MacMillan
of
Vancouver
and
D.
McD
Hunter
of
Prince
Nupert
have
been
recent
visitors
tore
on
insurance
business.
TERRACE
Division
2,
Miss
Munro'
class
held
a
vary
enjoyable
Hallowe'en
party
in
the
lower
G.
V
V.
A.
Hall
on
Friday
night.
For
some
time
the
hildren
have
been
busy
making
decorations
for
the
oc
casion
.and
the
hall
prexanted
an
attractfve.
appearance.
Games
and
coateeta
were
enjoyed
throughout
the
evenThg,
prises
being
won
by
Marjoric
Kenney,
Adela
llaug-Jeln
Dover,
Bruce
Smith
land
Glen
France.
Refreshments
!
.lack,
Howson,
shot
in
the
thigh
'served
during
the
evening
iwoved
in
the
Bowser-Lake
country
some
.one
of
the
most
enjoyable
features
'two
weeks
ago
When
he
was
mm-
'
f
the
evening's
fun.
Miss
Munro
,
taken
for
a
bear,
was
brought
Lva
assisted
in
carrying
but
the
safely
to
town
by
the
remote
par-
urranimenlf
by
.
Miss
.Wright
ty
last
Thursday
and
is
now
res-
aigl
.
ting
comfortably
in
the
fitewart
Hospital.
-,.
nrif
.d
Jh'fl.rT
la
.
Dyson
were
hostt
to
a
number
of
young
Mr.
Hsmhly,
Vancouver
jewel-
people
at
their
home
here
on
lor,
is
a
business
visiter
is
Stew-.
Saturday
evening.
Cards
were
art
just
now.
j
played
in
the
early
part
of
the
j
evening
after
which
dancing
was
enjoyed.
.Refreshments
were
ner
ved
at
midahsht
Ole
Evindsen.
proprietor
of
tip'
F.
Kasb.ll.
C.
L.
8.
left
on
Mon-
Alice
Arm
Hotel,
left
last
week
en
i(iBy
for
HaaalUm
on
survey
work.
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
.
'
George
Little
and
Son
Dudley
P.
E.
Peterson,
consulting
en-
Rmj
Howard
Wlllson
spent
the
gineer
for
the
Tiger
mine,
paid
week-end
at
the
former's
camp
a
visit
or
inspection
to
the
prour
n
NoUoiK-Lake
while
on
a
nun
erty
last
week.
A.
Knox
ol
.An-
tj,1K
tPi
yox
has
taken
charge
at
the
Tiger
aoA
Mrs.
A.
W.
Itobirion!i
lonywiuif
me
uepuriuic.
ui
.
y.
entemlneo
a
numoer
m
yuunga
Pickett
for
California
where
xople
.it
t
their
home
owvfutu;
Will
spend
the
wmter.
4-
SMITUERS
Htnlthers
delegates
to
the
federal
nominating
convention
ut
Prince
Rupert
on
November
15
were
elected
at
a
meeting
of
the
party
here
last
Thursday
night.
It
is
certain
that
the
local
delegates
will
-support
the
candidature
of
Olof
Hanson.
The
handsome
new
business
block
being
erected
at
the
corner
of
Maht
Street
and
FfratAmie
here
by
Fred
Watson
will
be
reuly
for
occupation
by
the
end
of
the
month."
Tlfefhlni'
is
about
over
in
the
JftlftdeyValley.
The
wheat
yield
iforf
he
district
is
.light
at
from
e
s
i
isV
41-
n
n
10
souaneiM
per-aere.
uuts
'id
UrtlsryieldJng
fiam
I
Sfiaitoi
Dr.
H.
C.
BnmforTiias
been
reelected
president
of
the
Bulk-
pry
Fall
Fair
Association
J.
T
K.
Sealy.
F.
M.
Dockrill
and
C.
J.
Kiler
are
vice-presidenta
and
Charles
Ueid,
secretary
The
Altar
Boys
to
Rt.
Joepli'H
Church,
SmitberM.
have
eleeted.of-
werex
1
v
..kay
evenifds-
vhImH
-
amfl.
anUJ
;,
Dr.
BrujsjWltt,
health
officer,
;:t
this
ik
started
a
aystem-i
tic
exrmfhation
of
the
pupils
of
the
public
school.
d'R'-WT
ARTIST
PASSES
Sir
Kmnpia
DlWfW!
I'tpsldi-nt
nf
ficers
as
follows:
president,
Patjyears,
'
Hovsl
Academv
since
1921,
tnH
one
of
Britain's
outstanding
I
who
tiled
In
n
London
.
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r
nr.
inursinir
home
ni
me
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i
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Jill
,
J
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Wudu.-.iU;.
v
,
h.
mm
a
in
in
ii
Skrnp,
successor
to
ink,
Syv
I
abolishes
pen
clogging
fe
I
By
s
score
of
scientific
tests
this
new
product
of
ours
I
establukes
iuelf
ui
probably
the
greatest
improvement
-
I
wR
ever
msde
in
writing
fluids.
Vaslwble
Skrip
for
school
v-
I
'ffiZfflf
mn
pecial
work
demonstnites
a
smooth
and
brilliant
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;
I
Q?
color,
yet
washes
out
of
clothing
easily.
Permanent
Skrip,
T'
y
I
ifr&y
for
record
work,
tenaciously
holds
its
legibility.
Both
flow
V.
B
freely
and
evenly
at
all
times,
without
flooding,
dry
V,
(j,'
..)
quickly
on
the
paper,
but
will
not
dry
on
the
pen
point
l
(i
m
HnfA
or
clofc
the
flow.
See
that
your
fountain-pen
is
fciven
a
1
l!--,
WW
chance
to
use
this
fcreat
fluid.
Skrip
makes
all
pens
write
r-
bettar
and
the
Lifetime
pen
write
best.
Try
it
today.
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ft
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U..UU.
Skrip
SO
J
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tnit
faU
i
Uw.
pm
vWlit.
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bttttr
dtaltn
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where
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SAF.ETY
:t'
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v&rstis
HIGH
INTEREST
Many
a
man
has
lost
his
hard-earned
savings
because
of
the
fatal
lure
of
hi&n
interest.
A
safe
general
rule
to
remember
is
the
higher
the
interest
the
greater
the
risk
PUT
YOUR
SAVINGS
INTO
A
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
in
the
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
iSlT
There
they
will
earn
a
reasonable
interest
and
be
safe
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