TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
November
1
PAGE
SIX
ft
This
is
the
finest
of
all
Orange
Pekoe
blends
TEA
'Fresh
from
the
gardens
m
''BUCK
SCOTCH
&
WHITE"
WHISKY
DISTILLED.
BLENDED
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND.
"ALWAYS
RIGHT"
Ulll
I1-
1
This
.ad
vc
Liquojl
rUeow!nL4j.
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
t
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Tea
and
Sale
of
Home
Cooking
at
United
Church
j
mere
was
a
very
success
m
w
and
sale"
of
home
cooking
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
United
Church
parsonage.
Mrs.
Vickers,
president
of
the
Ladles'
Aid.
received
'the
guests
with
Mrs.
A.
Wiison
The
rooms
were
tastefully
decorated
In
black
and
yellow
and
musical
numbers
were
given
at
Intervals.
Those
taking
part
Included:
Piano
solos.
Miss
Ruth
Krikevsky.
Violin
solos.
Miss
Hutn
wusin-.
bou
i
Vocal
selections.
Mrs.
Miller.
i
Reading.
Miss
Earle.
Accompanists.
Mrs.
J.
5.
Black
and
Mrs.
A.
Wilson.
j
Tea
was
poured
by
Mrs.
McMordle
j
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Thompson
and
those
J
serving
were
Mrs.
Payne.
Mrs.
Armour,
Mrs
McNeill,
Miss
Barrie
and
.
Mrs.
Comlsh.
!
Home
cooking
Mrs
Krikevsky,
Miss
Sharp
arid
Mrs.
Miller.
Refreshments
Mrs.
G.
Wilson
and
Mrs.
SilversHes.
Cashier
Mrs.
Santerbane.
TENDERS
ASKED
FOR
LARGE
HOUSEBOAT
The
department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries
Is
calling
for
tenders
for
construction
of
a
house
boat
for
DM
In
the
West
Coast
Hydro-graphic
atrflce.
The
boat
Is
to
be
100
feet
long.
30
feet
wide
and
a
depth
of
6
feet.
CPJt.
steamer
Princess
Maquln-na,
relieving
the
Princess
Mary
on
the
Vancouver-Ocean
Palls-Prince
Rupert
run,
Is
due
In
port
at
5
o'clock
thl
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way-points.
Quickly
Banish
the
WORST
COUGH
SATURDAY
at
Fraser
&
Payne's
3RD
AVENUE
AND
6TH
STREET
Sec
Our
Windows
Friday,
Featuring
Some
Outstanding
Values
Listed
Below
Are
a
Few
Special
Items
For
Early
Shoppers
Rayon
Silk
Princess
Slips
In
sizes
small,
medium
and
largo;
in
shades
of
peach,
red,
mauve,
Qfl
AA
champagne,
nile
and
maize
Nightgowns
Cream
Winceyette
Nightgowns
Silk,
lace
trimmed:
neat,
square
CM
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Winceyette
Pyjamas
in
cream,
pink
and
sky.
Contrast
CH
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Nottingham
Lace
Panels
Assorted
designs;
2
1-4
yards
long;
fringed
ends.
Excellent
qual-Q-fl
A
A
ity.
2
panels
for
t?A.UV
Rainbow
Curtain
Voiles
Silk-Trimmed
Rainbow
Curtain
Voiles-Assorted
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Swandown
Kimona
Cloth
Extra
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quality.
Assorted
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designs.
2
yards
for
JIXUU
Corselettes
Silk
stripe
coutil,
lightly
Q4
A
A
boned;
4
garter
supports.
.
.
.
3-Piece
Vanity
Sets
41
AA
Lace
trimmed
.ttJAtWU
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Scarf
s
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trimmed
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STAR
TELLS
ABOUT
WORK
OF
DAWSON
The
tragic
accident
that
cost
Frederick
George
Dawson
his
life
deprives
Prince
Rupert
of
a
pioneer
citizen
who.
while
he
built
up
a
large
and
flourishing
business,
found
time
to
devote
himself
ener
getically
to
the
advancement
of
the
i
community,
says
tne
Vancouver
Star
in
an
editorial
article.
The
story
of
the
late
Mr.
Dawson
is
that
of
many
other
Canadians
who
by
their
own
energy
and
perseverance
have
fought
their
way
to
important
positions
in
commercial
and
public
life
Born
In
a
small
Ontario
town
in
1876,
he
held
successively
a
number
of
subordinate
poets
in
business
houses,
working
gradually
west
through
Reglna,
Winnipeg
and
Calgary,
until
in
1900
he
opened
his
own
office
In
this
city.
Vancouver
did
not
hold
him
long,
however.
Two
years
later
Prince
Rupert
became
established
as
the
terminal
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific,
and
Mr..
Dawson
was
quick
to
see
the
opportunity
presented
there.
He
established
a
wholesale
grocery
business
which
became
one
of
the
leading
concerns
of
its
kind
In
that
part
of
British
Columbia.
Only
the
other
day,
W.
H
Malkln
and
Co,
of
this
city,
concluded
an
amalgamation
by
which
F.
O.
Dawson,
Limited,
became
part
of
the
larger
organization.
Mr.
Dawson
was
a
very
active
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade,
of
which
he
became
president
in
1913.
He
was
also
a
promoter
of
the
Northern
B.
C.
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association,
his
fellow-dlrectore
honoring
him
with
the
presidency.
An
enthus-1
iastic
Rotarlan,
he
took
a
large
part
i
in
tne
activities
oi
mat
Doay.
It
was
In
recognition
of
his
wide
knowledge
of
western
conditions
that
a
few
years
ago
he
was
appointed
a
director
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
a
position
which
he
filled
with
his
usual
zeal
and
ability.
Sadly
enough,
it
was
a
misadventure
on
the
tracks
of
that
railway
that
cost
him
his
life.
BUSH
EXPANDS
.GR0CERTERIA
Popular
Grocery
Stpre
on
Sixth
Street
Doubles
Floor
Space
and
Carries
Now
a
Larger
Stock
Constantly
Increasing
business
has
made
possible
the
expansion
of
Bush's
Orocerteriaon
Sixth
Street.
This
grocery
has
now
doubled
its
floor
space
whjch
has
permitted
the
carrymg
of
a
much
greater
tock
of
faneynd
staple
groceries,
fresh
fruits
and
vegetables.
During-the
year
tbejOfocester
la
has
been
serving
tha
pe(Kle
Vtff
Prince
Rupertthelf
Tusrne
-his
shown
a
consistent
increase
month
by
month.
Their
service
and
competitive
prices'
have
found
due
appreciation,
so
much
so
that
this
present
expansion
is
not
unwarranted.
Call
in
the
first
time
you
pass
and
see
the
stock
they
now
carry.
Some
of
their
prices
you
will
see
in
their
ad.
in
another
column.
For
qual
ity,
price
and
service,
Just
try
uusn
s
Grocerteria.
Advt.
Hallow'en
Is
Orderly
Here
i
Local
Youth
Confined
Themselves
to
Harmless
Pranks
Last
Evening
The
time-honored
Hallowe'en
custom
was
celebrated
by
the
youth
of
Prince
Rupert
with
harmless
pranks
last
night.
Householders
were
kept
busy
handing
out
apples
and
sweet,
to
their
young
visitors,
many
of
whom
were
funnily
garbed,
and
there
was
a
large
consumption
of
fire
crackers
In
some
parts
of
the
city.
Church
signboards
on
the
verandahs
of
dwellings,
gates
suspended
from
telephone
poles
and
overturned
flower
boxes
were
among
the
traces
of
the
evening's
pranks
to
be
seen
this
morning.
WHIST
LEAGUE
LAST
EVENING
Grotto.
Seal
Cove
and
Oddfellows
Are
Leading
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League
results
were
as
follows:
I.
O.
O.
F.
7,
Six
Musketeers
2.
Elevator
4,
St,
Andrews
5.
Moose
4,
Lelf
Erlkson
5.
Seal
Cove
6,
C.
N.
R
A.
3.
Grotto
6,
Canadian
Legion
3.
Leaeuc
Table
P.
W.
L.
P.
Grotto
2
2
0
2
Seal
Cove
2
2
0
2
Cana&SLeclbW"A!t34'
'
Moose
..2
1
1
1
Lelf
Erlkson
2
l
l
1
St.
Andrews
2
111
C.
N.
R.
A.
Drydock
2
0
2
0
Six
Musketeers
.
2
0
2
0
Elevator
...
....,
2
0
2
0
Thp
larilai'
ctfon
will
lnrt.
npt
.
.
.
nr..
J
I
1
-
111
I.
nounced
later.
At
1:30
yesterday
afternoon
the
fire
department
had
a
call
to
the
Stork
Block
where
there
was
a
chimney
fire,
the
result
of
burning
paper
in
a
fireplace.
No
damage
was
done.
1AM
(REMOVAL
SALE
AT
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
A
bargain
has
an
irrcslstable
attraction
for
most
people
.for
everybody,
as
a
matter
of
fact.
Bat
as
no
two
people
think
alike,
so
different
people
have
different
Ideas
usually
as
to
what
Is
a
bargain.
But
at
the
Montreal
Importers
Removal
Sale,
there
can
be
no
two
Ideas
as
to-their
bargains.
Just
imagine
Montreal
prices
prevailing
In
Prince
Rupert
and
cut
to
sale
prices
at
that!
The
Montreal
Importers
are
out
to
beat
the
mall
order
houses
who
are
doing
too
much
business
in
Prince
Rupert
already
without
any
real
cause.
For
on
the
whole
Prince
Rupert
prices
are
fair.
Bif
the
Montreal
Importers
prices
are
better
than
the
mall
order
house
You
don't
Day
any
more
at
the
Montreal
Importers
store.
You
don't
have
to
buy
a
money
order
and
go
to
all
the
trouble
and
then
wait
until
the
goods
arrive
and
then
find
them
maybe
what
you
expected
and
maybe
no.
By
buying
at
the
Montreal
Importers,
yo-j
'udge
the
quality
for
yoursel'
which
you
cannot
do
from
a
prettJ
picture.
And
you
don't
have
to
wait
for
two
weeks
before
getting
the
goods.
The
Montreal
Importer
can
beat
the
mail
ordp-
hQUses
everv
time.
Just
try
then:
for
yourself!
By
buying
for
cash
and
taking
everv
discount
available,
by
keer
buyirnr.
they
can
sell
at
the
keen
est
pri.es.
If
the
Montreal
Im
porter
could
sell
as
much
as
thev
Could
buy.
the
mall
order
houses
would
soon
quit
sending
their
catalogues
to
the
Prince
Rupert
district
Why
'T.d
your
money
out
of
own
to
build
up
the
prairie
cities
when
you
can
buy
at
as
good
and
Setter
prices
right
here
in
town?
"Rather
let
your
motto
be
"Build
Prince
Rupert"
and
buy
at
the
Montreal
Importers
where
you
can
get
the
best
prices
going.
Advt.
(2551
IN
SILENCE
FOR
DAWSON
Rotary
Club
Adjourns
After
Passing
Resolution
of
Condolence
After
passing
a
resolution
of
condolence
and
standing
in
silence
for
a
short
time
out
of
respect
to
the
memory
of
F
O.
Dawson,
a
former
member
who
had
died,
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
adjourned
without
doing
any
business
f
xcept
receiving
the
nominations
of
new
members.
President
Bryant
spoke
cf
the
sad
occasion
and
of
the
fact
that
Mr.
Dawson
was
formerly
a
member
of
the
Rotary
Club.
Mayor
McMordle
moved
the
resolution,
seconded
by
John
Dybharn.
and
in
doln?
so
mentioned
again
the
tragic
event
by
which
an
eminent
citizen
and
former
member
of
the
club
had
been
snatched
away
He
paid
a
tribute
to
Mr.
Dawson
a
a
pioneer
of
Prince
Rupert
who
had
been
active
in
the
affairs
of
Ihe
city
He
was
a
brilliant
businessman
and
socially
was
known
to
evpryone.
He
always
responded
to
calls
for
hrlr
whether
it
might
be
personal
services
or
money.
His
loyalty
and
charlt"
were
well
known.
He
was
charitable
to
all
with
whom
he
came
in
contact
and
no
one
ever
heard
him
say
an
unkind
word
about
another.
,
President
Bryant
ordered
a
copy
of
the
resolution
to
be
forwarded
m
Mrs.
Dawson
and
announced
that
he
had
alreadv
ordered
a
wreath
to
be
sent
from
the
club.
FACTORY
IN
FUR
GOODS
New
Institution
Announced
Rr
William
folilMoom,
Pioneer
Fur
Dealer
For
the
purpose
bf
extending
better
servire
to
hli
ever
growlne
custom,
William
Goldbloom.
Prtnc
Rupert's
plon'r
and
reliable
fur
dealer,
announces
that
he
is
tak
ing
over
the
premises
to
the
rear
of
his
store,
which
have
been
oc
cupied
by
P.
J.
Ryan,
in
which
he
will
establish
an
up-to-date
factory
for
the
making
to
order
and
repairing
of
all
kinds
of
fur
goods
Mean-time,
Goldbloom
Is
In
a
position
to
remodel,
clean
and
refine
all
manner
of
fur
goods
with
facilities
already
at
his
command
In
his
present
premises.
Goldbloom
Is
assembling
In
his
store
a
brand
new
and
up-to-the-minute
line
of
the
newest
fur
apparel.
A
visit
to
the
store,
even
if
not
to
buy,
would
be
well
repaid.
Advt.
REMEMBER
YOUR
OWN"
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CHILDHOOD
Wis.
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Ploasanf-
Wav
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AND
MUSICAL
PROGRAM!
Colleen
Moore
In
'
Smiling
Irish
Eyes'
A
GREAT
COMEDY-DRAMA
Comedy
"THE
STAR
WITNESS"
Musical
Novelty
BROWN
BROS.
Singing
NovcltyMOTIIER
PIN
A
ROSE
ON
ME
Admission,
20c
and
G3c;
Sat.
Matinee,
2:30.
Admission,
15c
and
40c
George
Keep
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
investigation
i
department
arrived
in
the
city
!
from
Prince
George
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train,
being
here
on
I
official
duties.
1
msm
BUS
H'S
Grocerteria
Saturday
Specials
GRANULATED
SUQAR
10
lbs
OOU
KELLOGG'S
CORN
1
H
FLAKES
Pkg..
JLUU
CAMPBELL'S
TOMATO
44n
SOUP
Per
tin
A
AC
MALKIN'8
OR
NABOB
RfYn
COPFIS-IVr
lb
DUC
MALKIN'8
OR
NABOB
TEA
gQg
SUNLIGHT
80AP
Qfto
Per
pkg
..AUl
LUX-
fftp
Per
pkg.
AUU
OLD
DUTCH
-f
An
Per
tin
AUC
MALKIN'S
BEST
NO.
3
Qflrt
PEA8
Per
tin
UC
Bush's
Grocerteria
.
PHONES
2U
AND
212
WE
DELIVER
m
Halloween
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
THIS
VERY
LOW
PRICE
Mcintosh
reds
Q9
Off
Per
box
V
O
RANGE
MARMALADE
ItZn
4s.
Per
tin
XO
ECONOMY
COFFEE-
iln
Per
lb
Ill
PINEAPPLE
2s.
Qn
3
tins
00
BRUNSWICK
SARDINES-
Qffn
5
tins
wL
pickles
AQn
Per
quart
.xO
PEARS
2s.
9i-
Per:tln
UOV
PEACHBS
Del
Monte,
2s.
0
Per
tin
1
BUTTER
g
nn
14-lb.
box
i(U.UU
OAINER'S
BACON
esllced:
48c
WE
BELIEVE
THESE
ARE
VERY
GOOD
TRICES
ON
CANNED
FRUITS.
1
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
319
Third
Ave.
Prince
Hupert,
H.C.
THURSDAY.
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
TWO
SHOWS
7
and
9
p.m.
Week-End
Specials
GRANULATED
Q-J
Off
SUGAR
20
lbs.
OiOD
QUAKER
OATS
with
now
1An
style
china.
Pkg.
4UC
WILD
ROSE
PASTRY
FLOUR
10-lb.
sack
ODU
MCCORMICK'S
DOLLAR
rjnn
SODAS
Wooden
box
UU
MCCORMICK'S
LEMON
r
AK:
GRAHAM
BISCUITS
Q
Off
-Wooden
box
$Aut)
HEINZ
CREAM
TOMA-
Q4
Afi
TO
SOUP
0
tins
OA.UU
BROOKFIELD
CREAM-
Q4
A
ERY
BUTTER
3
lb.
vA.'iU
MALKIN'S
BEST
TOMA-
Offn
TOES
2.
6
tins
03L
QUAKER
CORN
-2.
95c
OARbWFMS-Ja.
95c
Slave
4
6
tins
KfjLLOG'Q'S
ALL-BRAN
Pkg
20c
MALKIN'S
Tin
BEST
SPINACH
20c
JAPAN
RICE
No.
1.
?..
50c
MALKtN"S'BB6T
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PRUNES-I
25c
60-70.
2
lbs
!
BORDEN'S
MALTED
MILK
65c
'
1-lb.
tin
FINE
JUICY
ORANGES
95c
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PEARL
WHITE
NAPTHA
50c
SOAP
11
bars
Alberta
Market
P.
(JAMULA,
Proprietor
I'ifth
Street
Phone
203
Mine
Head
Coal
HARD,
HOT,
CLEAN
AND
DRY
'
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coal
is
rao;'..i'
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who
have
used
it
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best
Alberta
ecu!
Into
Prince
Rupert
H
no
rock
nor
slack
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deliver
It
In
any
sto
Egg.
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Inch
to
3-lnrh
Si
Stove,
3-Inch
to
6-Inch
$1'
;
Furnace
Lump
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cool
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and
not
i
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you
are
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water.
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Can
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Lump
$11
SO
WOOD
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per
load
SI.SO
c.
q.
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LTD.
PHONE
771
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
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ni1
Distributing.
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or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
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and
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