PAGE
FOUR
The
Daily
News
I'RLNCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBU
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
l'ULLEN
-
-
-
Managing
Editor.
DAILY
EDITldttjg
':
here
for
the
offshore
business.
0
GIGANTIC
Frftajy
N&estWlfi,
ltg
This
is
one
more
industry
to
be
added
to
those
already
here,
and
it
will
be
welcomed
as
another
step
in
the
growth
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
new
mill
will
give
another
impetus
to
the
building
up
of
the
Seal
Cove
end
of
the
city.
This
is
essentially
an
industrial
district
and
more
houses
will
be
needed
there
to
Vinncp
r
Tip
tripn
whn
will
ha
pmnlnvoH
TVi
itv
unll
ham
t
laid
High-Grade
Suits
Society
Brand
HIGH-GKADE
SUITS-In
sizes
36,
30,
37,
S&
-Navy
blue,
pin
tri.
UeguUr
00
532.00
LIGHT
AND
DARK
TWEED
Regular
$37.50.
........
........
......
.26.00
OVERCOATfe-DaVitwy.
Regular
$45.00.
Novv
$28.00
LIGHT
GREY
OVERCOATS-Regular
7-60
$26.00
HEAVY
IH
AJjitS-Regultvr
4
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1.75
PAIR
SURVIVORS
OF
VESTRiS
SAFE
All
but
Nine
Were
in
New
Yesterday;
Captain's
Action
W
SA
TURD
A
Y
York
HEW
YORK,
Nov.
15.
AHex-
THE
LIBERAL
CANDIDATE
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me
mB
were
maiviy
m
hbb
Olof
Hanson
IS
to
be
Congratulated
on
being
Chosen
by:
York
harbor
yesterday,
the
laat
the
convention
last
night
to
fight
the
cause
of
Liberalism
j
57
being
brought
ashore
from
the
in
the
Skeena
constituency.
It
is
an
honor
to
be
chosen
by
I
French
tanker
Miriam
and
nine
,
either
of
the
big
parties
for
such
a
position.
Mr.
Hanson
jotbsfs
aboard
the
battleship
should
make
a
strong
candidate
and
when
the
time
comes
j
wm,.nK
!
he
will
doubtless
put
upa
good
fight
against
the
nbmineeLSrnn
cZ'l
;
Of
the
Other
party.
action
in
delaying
the
SOS
mes-j
The
choice
of
last
night's
convention
is
a
man
who
has
'
sage,
but
members
of
the
crew
1
been
very
keen
on
business.
Now
that
he
has
turned
his
!
re
outspoken
in
their
criticism.
nttpntinn
tn
nnlihW
ho
will
rlnnhtlpss
h
pminllv
kfn
anil
'Their
late
skipper's
SOS
should
i
....
'
.
.
J
.
i
tkuv
possibly
just
as
successful.
At
any
rate,
he
is
in
a
position
where
he
can
devote
much
time
to
the
work
without
feeling
that
he
is
injuring
himself
financially.
He
has
not
the
advantages
of
British
birth,
but
he
has
been
a
British
citizen
for
many
years
and
as
such
is
well
qualified
for
the
position.
s
1
1
1
THE
NEW
LUMBER
MILL
A
new
sawmill
is
to
be
erected
at
once
at
Seal
Cove,
just
across
from
the
Big
Bay
Company's
mill.
The
machinery
has
already
been
ordered
and
work,
it
is
an-
nounceci,
win
commence
wiuiin
two
weexs.
wnen
completed
the
mill
wiirhflvri'a
daily
capacity
of
40,000
board
feet,
which
means
that
at
least
40
men
will
be
employed
at
the
mill,
in
addition
to
those
working
in
the
woods
and
on
towboats.
The
new
mill
will
not
only
add
directly
to
the
local
payroll,
but
it
will
make
business
for
the
railway;
it
will
bring
.1
1
1
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ai
;n
r
said.
I
I
Mrs
C.
8la4ghtr,
the
only
woman
passenger
on
the
Miriam,
de-;
fended
the
captain's
action.
"He
did
his
duty
and
tiid
his
best,"
1
she
said.
She
denied
that
mem-jbers
of
the
crew
rushed
the
Hfe-I
boats.
LOCAL
GIRL
WEDDED
RECENTLY
IN
SOUTH
Mis
Nina
Reid
Become
Bride
of
William
Mrltoaald
in
Vamronver
j
First
United
Church,
Vancouver
i
was
the
scene
of
a
quiet
wedding
Tuesday
evening
when
Rev.
Rich-:
mond
Craig
united
in
marriage
1
siuiuuers
nere,
aim
win,
111
cujuunmuuii
wim
uiner
mi
us
01
Miss
Nina
Reid,
daughter
of
Mrs
me
neignoornooa,
maKe
posaiDie
ine
loaaing
01
steamers
u.
Reid,
and
sister
of
Mrs.
c.
l.
j
Youngman
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
William
McDonald,
ton
of
M
land
Mrs.
Angus
McDonald
!'
Vancouver.
A
frock
of
poudre
peorreU'
was
worn
by
the
bride,
the
skirt
being
formed
of
double
Pounc
es
and
the
sleeveless
bodice
over-
with
silver
lace.
A
velvet
attention
this
for
&nfttedly
iS,!,!"
hd
meU
give
to
xstijh,
It
in
for
a
great
forward
move.
Mi81(
Ellen
Mart?n
who
atu.nfltri
THE
DAILY
NEWS
as
bridesmaid,
,jvore
lilac
georgette,
the
slender
bodice
having
a
beaded
design
and
the
skirt
formed
of
a
aeries
of
petals.
Mr.
William
Ecclee
acted
as
groomsman.
A
reception
followed
the
we
mony
at
the
home
of
the
bride
groom's
parents,
where
roses
and
carnation
of
pink
and
frh!fb
orml
a
nreti
y
decoration.
After
la
aripo-Viciewfl-and-Se--attle
Mri
and
Mrs.'
McDonald
will
reside
in
Vancouver.
FELT
MISERABLE
ALL
THE
TIME
Headaches
and
Tiredness
Ended
by
"FRUIT-A-TIVES"
Some
people
suffer
for
years
with
llsadsebes,
without
evrr
trying
to
find
out
what
m
the
CAl'SE
of
the
pain.
They
get
ail
run-down,
and
swn
to
think
this
weak,
deprcmc-d
feeling
is
the
result
of
the
headache.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
chronic
Headaches
are
the
result
of
poisoned
blood,
due
to
faulty
action
of
the
bowels,
kidneys
and
skin.
"'Fruit-a-tivra"
stops
bead
aches
because
it
regulates
the
bowels,
kidneys
and
skin
trees
the
body
of
waste
matyer
which
poisons
the
blood
and
thai
keeps
the
blood
pure
and
rich.
As
Mrs.
Michael
Coulis
of
Kfflaloe,
Ont.,
writes
'1
wed
to
feel
tired
out
and
run-dsu
and
had
severe
Headaches.
After
using
'Kruit-a-tives'
the
headaches
and
tiredness
quickly
disappeared
and
for
two
years
now
I
hare
been
in
the
best
of
health.
And
you?
Do
you
suffer?
Mrs.
Couis
shows
you
the
way
to
get
weB
take
"Fruit-a-trvKS."
and
50c
a
box
at
dealers
everywhere.
Quickly
Banish
the
WORST
COUGH
jfj
OFFERED
gmfj"raaaww
l',1"r-1H1limilllffr
D
OWN
they
come,
tell-meH
to
breakfast,
for
tvHf
kw
that
(juirk
(juaker
is
ready
6
minutes
to
ouok.
It
IN
BOY'S
AN!
JUST
COME
IN
AND
'SEE
FOR
YOURSELF
Shirts-1-2
Price
Beautiful
Patterns
Many
Oilier
Equal
Bargains
SHIRTS
Beautiful
patterns;
with
or
without
collars
attached
Regular
up
to
$3.50.
Now
-
$1.00
To
51.85
FANCY
PLAID
WINDBREAKERS
Regular
$4.25
.1,75
ALL-WOOL
PULLOVER
SWEATERS
Regular
$3.50
1,50
STRIPED
FLANNELETTE
PYJAMAS
Regular
$8.00.
1.50
'
ALL-WOOL
JAEGER
SOCKS
Regular
$1.55
7gc
PAll
fr
Underwear--Best
Grade
JAHOKIt
AND
PENMAN'S
95
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m.uwvjvl,
ianiuit)
aimu
DJCAWERS
.
Penman's
95.
Regular
$2.50
...
.1
9Q
JAEGER
ALL-WOOL
SHIRTS
AND
DRAWERS
Regular
r$8.75
.
.
.2.00
.
JAEGER
ALL-WOOL
COMBINATIONS
Regular
$0.50
gQ
BOYS'
ALL-WOOL
RIBBED
HOSE-Regular
$1.25
"
75c
BOYS'
KHAKI
PANTS
H""R
1.75
10Q
pair
Experienced
Clothing
Man
in
Attendance
Saturday
rMrT,i"in
r"'-Tn?nryr'
It
takes
nnbr
tH
to
taste
6d'
good
tbefc-
v4at
ft
.every
morning.
:
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n
.
.
I.
Quick
Quaker
is
the
cure
for
the
wrong
breakfast
which
so
-many
people
eat.
Its
mrt'like
flswuf
ns'a'rrJWi
44k!
IM
dicestivetorgans
respond
to
its
warm,
crearu'tezttu,ef
No
other
cercal
lias
sucii
a
erlet
food
lw1a'rrrc'.
Yvnfcin,
1
8;
the
ptwth
el
em
wit
which
fosters
mental
activity
as
wel
as
bodily
stamina;
carbohydrates,
0,
the
Jw4.
Your
clilklren
need
Quick
Quaker
to
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tbera
tAroufb-out
the
busy
forenoon
the
hours
that
make
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yreatwt
strain
on
their
physical
and
nervous
energy.
Here
is
the
breakfast
that
tastes
good
and
feeds
you
weQ.
MENS
.
t
w
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Quaker
Fi
pure
on
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package
Be
sore
atwaa
to
uk
fnr
,:Qttrk
Qsaker.
You
witt
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R
by
the
fipurr
nf
thr
Quaker
os
the
hie
full
'
weight.
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fsiry
parkir-vrrapssd
aad
wM.
Frb
rlrafr
casta
i
a
mupna
wits)
'Wlarfc
M
can
ww
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hsunhnld
and
rr-saasl
artWai
ef
fnniM
Cooki
In
ZVi
to
5
minutes
The
world's
fastest
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ir
imfi
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I
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