1
1
THE
RISING
GENERATION
Scries
of
Letters
on
Live
Local
Subjects
by
Lads
and
Lasses
of
lligli
School
PLEA
FOR
A
GYMNASIUM
'
By
Archie
J.
Thompson
h
1
As
everyone
knows,
the
inten-j
wooden
structure
is
all
that
ded
object
of
the
present
day
ed-
uiational
system
iB
to
train
boys
and
girls
to
become
useful
citi-
zens
and
also
to
equip
them,
so;
that
they
may
more
easily
sur-
mount
the
obstacles
which
they!
will
encounter
through
life.
Is
it
not,
however,
perhaps
even
more
important
to
possess
a
strong,
healthy
body?
What,
benefit
can
n
person
expect
to
building
is
as
good
as
a
High
derive
from
a
good
education,
if;
School
Gymnasium
wouk!
be,
but
hv
be
a
physical
weakling?
If
a
High
School
Gymnasium
has
everyone
who
graduated
from
:
certain
marked
ad
var.figes
which
High
School
or
College
possessed
jcan
not
be
ignored.
One
of
these
a
great
store
of
knowledge.
butjs
that
instead
of
having
the
..tlierwise
was
nothing
but
a
I
use
of
a
recreation
hall
for
a
cer-
wa
Iking
skeleton,
all
the
students
j
would
die
off
within
ten
years,
and
all
their
knowledge
with
ithem.
In
order
to
prevent
this.
this,
!a
certain
amount
of
athletic
jenience
to
ourselves,
or
to
any-,trainlng
is
necessary;
and
the
j
body
else.
This
would
give
much
jmost
opportune
time
for
this
is
!
more
time
and-
opportunity
for
'during
the
period
of
high
school
I
athletic
development
and
would
attendance.
In
Prince
Rup'rt,
also
render
it
much
easier
to
car-however.
owing
to
the
somewhat
ry
on
a
basketball
fwliedule
dur-,
tamp
climate,
much
of
this
ath-
jn;r
the
winter
months.
letic
activity
has,
of
necessity,
to
j
Another
point
is
that
the
gym-be
carried
on
indoors,
and
con-
nasium,
being
near
tin-
school,
.-.equently
a
suitable
building
,
woulj
bc
mgtC
aCcetiiile.
an
1
ought
to
be
found
In
order
to
I
Would
save
long
turnips
up
th
provide
an
opportunity
for
the!nilI
4nr,IUJjh
r.t,n
t0
the
j.Jx.
physical
development
of
the
stud-:
hilItlon
Building.
rnts.
By
far
the
simplest
remedy
for
(This
problem,
is
to
build
a
High
School
Gymnasium.
I
lie
exjense
would
not
be
great,
as
a
simple
JOINT-EASE
Fcv
Stiff,
Swollen
Joints
Rheumatic
or
Otherwise
i
Says:
"When
Joint-Bate
Gets
in
Joint
Agony
Gets
Out."
it
blfh-claaa
ph&TBMcUt
who
aw
prcrtptton
after
prtacrtUoo
fall
3
help
buaaradi
of
hi
customm
to
,a
r.d
of
rheumatic
twvlllnt
and
stilt
.ifiau.d
joints.
,
And
It
wai
UM
saint
man
who
av
r.'d
mat
a
ramcdy
could
and
would
:c
ccmpoueded
tbat
would
make
oraaky.
.woilon.
tORBentfd
Joints
work
with
)ut
x
much
uncothr.au
as
they
ever
did.
Horn
tti'
prescription,
rightly
named
Joint-Sue.
alter
be'.nj
tetted
aueoaav
ully
?n
many
ob-rtinatc
cam.
Is
offered
through
progretalve
phannaetata
to
the
uiUli
in
of
(.eople
who
auffer
tram
ailing
jc'.nts
that
need
Umbering
up.
Swollen,
twingy.
lnnamta.
ettft,
paln-tonnented
Joints
are
usually
caueed
by
irwimatteat.
tout
whatever
the
eau
e
Joint-Baae
eoalu
right
in,
through
kn
and
flesh
and
get
right
to
and
correct
the
trouble
at
Its
source.
i
ci.
.ui
rr
J-Jlnt-Sast
m
tor
ailment
of
the
Jainu.
whether
la
ankle,
knee,
h.p.
-'.!
w,
houlJr.
spine
or
finger,
and
when
yau
rub
it
on,
you
may
ixr,ect
-.t?ily
and
gratifying
reaulta.
It
Is
now
on
salr
at
druggist
every-here
for
80
cent
a
tube.
EWART
LYNE
(Pianist.
Capitol
Theatre)
TKACHEB
OF
PIANOFORTE
Candidates
prepared
for
Associated
Board
of
the
Royal
Academy
and
Royal
College
of
Music
Examinations.
100
per
cent
aucoewea
during
the
pant
thirty
years.
For
trm.
apply
Iwart
Lyne
care
ot
Capital
Theatre
Phone
15.
Phone
571.
B.
C.
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&
Grocers
PAGE
EIOIIT
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
November
1,
193
Support
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
WEDNESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
7
and
9
P.M.
Reginald
Denny
'Good
Mo
in
'lis
Fastest
Comedy-Drama.
Uproarious,
Gorgeous
Fooling.
MARY
NOLAN
AND
OTHERS
COMEDY
"REEL
LIFE"
COMEDY
"THE
MECHANICAL
COW."
COMEDY
"THREE
TOUGH
ONIONS"'
"The
IUig
Doll"
Latest
Novelty
Fox
Trot
by
WMtfcolme
Orchestra
35c
and
10c
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
our
xtcKk-lis!
board
dally.
We
can
give
instant
service
in
buying
and
selling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vanouver
Slock
Exchange.
U
e
alio
have
facilities
for
iu.(
piir,-
Wheat
order.
on
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
Representing
Miller,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver,
S.D.
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
617
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
WHAT
IS
IT
!
that
keeps
you
always
look-
;
ing
well
and
smartly
dressed?
OUR
SERVICE
PHONE
619
to
have
your
clothes
pressed.
'
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
i
all
parts
of
the
city.
For
that
Suit
We
have
fine
Fall
and
Winter
Suitftigs
and
Over-coaiit:j8
on
hand.
Come
in
i
today
and
let
us
take
your
measure.
Cutting,
workmanship,
style,
i
all
guaranteed.
Cto.
materials
and
reason-
'
able
price.
1
I
Ling,
the
Taibr
Phone
G19
RED'S
Transfer
Fifteen
years'
experience
In
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
veil
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
nre
right.
So
ii
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phono:
201.
Night
Phone:
Red
317.
Dr.
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rnoNi:
J7S
Itr.NMJt
Itl.OCK
DENTIST
ruing
Judge
l
I
Hallowe'en
Special
!
McLNTOSH
RED
APPLES
Jumble
Pack,
per
box
$2.00
"C"
Grade,
per
box
.
.
$2.5l
Fancy,
perbox
Sii.tW
Pears
per
dozen
'At,-
Grapes,
per
lb
25c
Crab
Apples
4
lbs
STf
Syeet
Potatoes
.
.
2
lbs
23
Pumpkin,
per
lb
X?
Hubbard
Squash,
per
lb
r
Casaba
Melon,
per
lb.
.
.
IOp
Honey
Dew
Melon,
lb.
lOf
Celery,
Parsley,
Sprouts,
Cukes,
Lettuce,
Cranberries
and
other
frc-h
produce
arriving
every
boat.
Mussallem
Grucery
CO.
LTD.
The
Real
Money
Savers
Phones
18
and
81
417-423
5th
East
-
-
Nanaimo-
Wellington
Screen-
I
ed
Lump.
Nanaimo-Wellington
Screened
Nut.
Nanaimo-Wellington
Mine-Run.
Beaeon
Hard
Sootiest
Lump.
Beacon
Hard
Sootlora
Egg.
Telkwa
Lump.
Of
the
above
there
is
ONE
that
is
particularly
suited
to
your
heating
equipment.
We
shall
be
glad
to
advise
ycu.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
11C
and
117
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
COAL
Your
choice
EDSON
CASSIDY
WBI
LINGTON
TELKWA
Also
Bulkley
Hay
and
Grain.
Agent
fcr
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
TOUGHS
I
Apply
over
throat
and
cbtit
-
swallow
mall
pieces,
of
V8
83
VAPO
rub
Ovrril
Mitliom
Jar,
(.'.-
J
Yearly
would
be
required,
its
sir.e
being,
sufficient
to
allow
room
for
the
'.
playing
of
basketball
and
perhaps!
indoor
basabajl
or
other
such
sports.
:
Some
may
argue
that
we
al-
.ready
have
tho
equivalent
of
a
gymnasium.
?
n
Tint
viv
linv'n
tl
use
of
the
Exhibition
I'.iiildinir.
in
many
respects,
the
Exhibition
tain
apportioned
timo
only
during
!each
week,
we
mlcht
have
the
use
of
our
own
gymnasium
every
day
0f
the
week,
without
anv
incon-
The
gain
multari?
from
this
"hysicsl
training
would
not
only
(
he
to
build
up
the
studmU
p!iy.ri-
cally,
but
also
mental1.',
and
thus
the
standard
of
their
school
work
would
be
greatly
raised.
Past
students
hav
given
us'
a
library,
a
tennis
court
:i
ad
j
:mu
v
otb."!
thli
us.
of
which
wo
.
a-
'naklng
full
u
.
at
the
pre-1
vv.i.
It
should
n
t
be
our
part
;
to
sit
idly
by
and
enjoy
the
com
forts
which
they
b;ic
obtained
,
'hrough
o:iat
;r
efforts,
and
vilh
great
difflt
,l
.-.
lor
us
It
is
onr
part
ur
aWw
that
we,
alo,
have
that
tradi
-onal
industrious
epirit
of
o-..'
prctlfHressors,
byj
buildin.c
thr
thfnjr
ch
is
mostj
heeded
by
th
s
-
1
.l
(he
i
n
j
bint
time,
n
gymsjaaium!
The
tea
and
sale
held
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
G.
V.
Wilkinson,
420
Duns-muir
Street,
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
to
First
United
Church
was
a
very
successful
affair,
the
sum
of
42
being
real
bed.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Shenton
was
cashier
and
tea
cups
were
read
by
Mrs.
J.
II.
Smith.
The
musical
program
included
vocal
numbers
by
Mrs.
R.
C.
Miller
and
rs.
Forrest,
piano
selections
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
and
a
violin
and
piano
duet;
by
Miss
Connie
Morgan
and
Miss
Ruth
Wilkinson.
!
THROUGH
SLEEPERS
TO
TIIESHIFS
SIDE
!
The
Canadian
National
ituil-ways
have
made
arrangements
to
operate
special
trains
and
through
sleeping
cars
from
the
Tacific
:
Coast
to
the
ship's
side
at
Montreal
and
Halifax
In
connection
with
sailings
for
the
Old
Coun-j
try
during
November
and
December.
Full
information
from
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert.
Phone
260.
282
LIMITED
his
Week's
Specials
DETAILS
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MAIL
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you
arc
not
on
our
Mailing
List,
Phone,
us
B.C.
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&
Grocers,
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THE
HOME
OF
GOOD
THINGS
TO
EAT
Phone
571.
Phone
15.
Tonight
Howdy
Folks!
Itunning
for
Mayor
was
one
thing
nnd
run-ninj
away
from
cops
another.
But
the
opposition
laughed
them-selves
weak
at
Charlie's
Comic
Capers
anj
the
rent
was
easy!
All
those
in
favor
of
rare
comedy,
see
CHARLIE
MURRAY
in
The
Head
Mao
ON
THE
STAGE
Madge
Rush
in
"A
17th
CENTURY
GAVOTTE"
Ewart
Lyne
PIANIST
playing
Liszt's
Second
Hungarian
Rhapsody
with
orchestral
accompaniment.
Tonight
is
".Music
Lovers"
Night
with
Jack
de
Jausserand
and
his
Rupert
Capitolisns
First
show
7
p.m.
Vaudeville
9
p.m.
Adults
50c,
Children
15c
Logon
60c.
Week-end
Specials
Lard
Silver
Leaf,
3
lb.
tin
"((
5
lb.
tin
Jjil.iri
10
lb.
tin
JjiU.r,
Heinx
Tomato
Soup,
9
tins
$1.00
Nabob
Loganberries,
2s,
tin,
t
.Royal
City
Tomatoes
2s,
2
tins
I!."?
Heins
Catchup,
large
bottle,
2
for
.-.(
Del
Monte
Spinach
2
l-2s
2
tins
for
I.v
Singapore
Pineapples,
2s
2
tins
for
!
Brunswick
Sardines,
4
tins
.
.
'-t."c
Brookfield
Cheese
1-2
lb.
pkg.
i!Or
Supreme
Steel
Wool,
pkg
10c
Grape
Nuts,
Pkg
l,"r
Gem
Lye,
2
cans
u."
Classic
Cleanser,
3
tins
....
il.V
Swift's
Shortening
1
lb
pkg.
2
for
tr,?
Toilet
Paper,
7
rolls
urr
Gold
Dust
WaaWng
Powder
pkg
.....
.V..
......
.'.f..
itof
Fresh
Remo
Cabbage,
8
lbs
.
.
li."c
Grape
Fruit,
large
size
2
for
U.'if'
Mcintosh
Red
Apples,
wrapped,
Box
.!.;
Alberta
Market
P.
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Fifth
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Ihone
208
I
iw
X
r
i
i
1
1
i
r"av
x
as
ever...
after
years
or
service
The
years
are
kind
to
stoves
that
are
polished
regularly
with
ZEBRA,
the
wonderful
new
liquid
stove
polish.
Not
a
spot
.
.
not
a
bit
of
dullness
.
.
just
a
raven-black
as
when
it
was
bought
that's
the
way
Zebra
keeps
your
stove
I
Yet
it
is
the
easiest
and
cleanest
polish
you
ever
used.
Try
it
I
STOVE
POUsTNialN
BOTTLES
For
thoaa
who
prefer
it.
Zebra
Paite
it
itill
obtainable.
In
both
Paote
and
Liquid
the
Zebra
it
the
ti'tn
of
a
tood
ttore
poliah.
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
L;mited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
OiM-rullntr.
I..T.I'.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Kn:tlneiTN,
Machinist.
Boilermakers,
BlarUmllhs,
I'altrrn
makers.
Founders.
Woodworkers,
Blc.
EI.KCTUIC
AND
aCKTYI.ENH
WKI.MNG.
Our
plant
is
equiped
to
handle
all
kind
of
MAItINU
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
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43
and
385
AN
1
1
BROS.
LTD.
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7th
Slree
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VOI
R
OPPORTUNITY
TO
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OUTFITTED
AT
GREAT
SAVING!
READY-TO-WEAR
SALE
at
Jabour
Bros.
FRIDAY,
2nd;
SATURDAY
3rd;
MONDAY,
51
h.
M
Ladies'
Hats,
regular
up
to
$1.50.
Sale
S-
'i
Ladies'
JIats,
regular
up
to
$6.50.
Sale
S-t-";'
Girls'
Hats,
assorted
styles
and
colors,
to
clear
at
SI
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'
:t
Girls'
Chinchilla
Coats,
sixes
15,
16,
18,
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...
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Coats,
sixes
16
and
18,
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at
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reg.
127.80,
to
clear
at
SIK1'
:i
French
Broadcloth
Coats,
in
navy,
Black
and
Brown.
Regular
32.50.
Sale
S'JI
4
Coats,
cotors
Bad,
Black
and
Navy,
regular
987.50.
Sale
r
"''
4
coats,
very
good
quality
Broadcloth,
regular
up
to
$60.00.
Sale
S:tr..O.'
:i
Coats,
trimmed
genuine
Oppossum
etc.,
regular
up
to
$05.60.
Sale
I
"
Ladies'
Slicker
Raincoats,
In
Green,
Red
and
Blue
all
sizes,
regular
$fi.60
to
$7.60,
to
clear
S
1
Ladies'
Afternoon
and
Evening
Dresses,
going
at
-0
per
less.
Girls
Coats,
Hizes
:i
to
17,
going
at
1!0
per
cent
less.
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GI5
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East.
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Tire
Agency
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and
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Flat
Hate
Repairs
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In
used
Cars.
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