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WALLACE
BUDGET
ACCOUNT
The
convenience
of
a
Wallace
Budget
Account
vntitles
you
to
buy
anything
in
the
store
and
pay
by
the
month.
Enquire
today.
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GOODS
DRAPERY
BEDDING
TOWELS
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With
popular
song
stars
Doris
Day
and
Gordon
MaeR.ie
in
the
leading
roles,
"On
Moonlight
Bay,"
another
of
the
popular
series
of
musical
comedy
series,
based
on
young
romance
in
an
earlier
day,
comes
to
the
Totem
Theatre
this
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday.
Set
against
a
background
of
collegiate
Indiana
a
few
years
betore
World
War
I,
"On
Moonlight
Bay"
is
a
whimsical
comedy
with
plenty
of
nostalgic
singing,
dancing
and
iauglu,
especially
pleasing
to
those
who
like
the
lighter
motion
picture
fare.
DorU
Day
is
a
pretty,
tomboy
tPS
girl
whose
principal
interest
is
baseball
until
handsome
Gordon
MacHae
turns
up.
Together
the
two
fashion
a
number
of
song
and
dance
melodies.
Father
leans,
however,
to
Jack
Smith
who
has
a
good
job.
On
graduation
day.
MacRae
is
revealed
as
heading
for
war
and
lather
relents
to
allow
the
lovers
to
wed
and
have
a
honeymoon
before
Oordon
ships
out.
LADIES'
WEAR
GIRLS'
WEAR
INFANTS'
WEAR
NOTIONS
KvrniiiK
shows
7
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9:9
Saturday
!!.
I
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to
ioturdoy
Eve.
7
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p.m.-Sa
DOP
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and
Keil
1!7
New
Machines
To
Make
Sleds
TOTEM
A
Famous
Players
Theatre
ROYAL,
TRAIN"
DINING
ROOM
Here
Is
the
din
ng
room
of
the
living
quarters
of
the
Royal
tiain
which
will
carry
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
across
Canada.
The
diner
;ca
s
12
poisons
and
will
be
the
next
to
last
ci.
on
the
train.
I
CP
PHOTO
In
addition
to
"Moonlight
Bay,"
such
popular
hits
as
"I'm
Forever
Blowing
Bubbles,"
"Until
We
Meet
Again"
and
"Tell
Me"
are
revived.
The
story
of
"Moonlight
Bay"
is
taken
from
a
famous
Booth
Tarkinjtun
novel.
Jhr
P.
uiienqeri
THE
TA3.
Man.
Electric
.
power-saws
and
planers
lend
a:
modern
touch
to
the
sleigh
a'ld
.
toboggan
indusfy
hvre.
but
(he:
basic
art
is
as
old
as
the
nortli-'
land
itself.
j
Thp
local
industry
operated
by
W.
Lyons
however
is
one
of
the
few
in
Canada's
northland
that
still
uses
some
primitive
methods
in
manufacturing
items
Cy
Peck
Accepts
Scottish
Honor
News
From
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LAKE-
To
Vancouver
.(today'
D.
C.
Brown.
P.
Bland.
A.
Thompson,
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$10.95
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lup
'-
borne.
W.
N.
Plumb.
P.
G.
Fleury,
There
arc
8.4(10
square
miles
of
Indian
icserves
in
thy
state
of
South
Dakota.
Hie
Statue
of
Liberty
in
New
York
harbor
rises
305
feet
above
the
water
line.
Charles
Beck
is
a
patient
'
""'
n;Uwre
U'
was
a
presentation
to
Col.,"
of
snow
transportation.
Liie
iuiiia
ijuive
mjAuitai.
u
i
n
w;
in
10
V"
iouay.
-
voiku.
Peck.
V.C.,
who,
accept-;
wiou,iu6
ui,u
ui,iiu,i6ui
ainbii
leaving
101
ouauyiieaac,
nuaiJuai
I
Said
"I
am
glad
to
see,
wirm,
mi.
.
you.
You
are
all
dear
to
my
'.!:
tf
.
instance
is
done
in
.much
the
heart.
This
mav
be
the
last
time
"Hospitality
ond
Good
Food"
I'luit
i.s
Our
Kirst
Aim
Plume
11
for
Orders
Tu
Take
Out
Commodore
Cafe
"inie
fashion
used
by
early
In
dians
and
adventurers
who
ex
Mrs.
Jack
McDougall,
accomp-ix
have
an
opportunity
to
spvak
anied
bv
her
son
and
dauehtei-
t.
n.,H
uitt,
.,..
n
--i
plored
the
northern
reaches
in
ln.law,
wele
week-end
visitors
PC(?k
has
pas.sed
eightieth
'A
year.
in
Blue,
Green,
Black,
or
Brown
Sudt
aL
vaiiue.iuui.
Mi
.
Lyons
has
found
that
hand
;
craftsmanship
pays
dividends.
Mr.s
Sally
Middleton.
head
op-famous
dog
mushers
have
been
erator
of
the
Government
lele-usir.g
his
sleighs
for
years.
He
phone,
has
returned
from
has
filled
orders
from
the
Yukon,
month's
vacation
in
Ontario.
northern
Quebec
and
many
parts
cf
the
United
States
and
Alaska.;
M:
and
Mfs
Don
Geruw
left
He
learned
the
tarpentering
on
Sunday
lor
their
holidays
in
trade
in
Scotland
and
continued
Seattle.
They
drove
to
Quesnel
Unclaimed
Shoes
Make
Headache
v-aii
j
EDINBURGH
(CP)
Scotland's
j
KOIt
UUTKK
.
.
.
Manning
!3u:lding
or
Repairing
have
applied
through
Burton
where
?bblm
;
as
a
carpenter
when
he
first
with
M.ss
Betty
ineir
union
ior
a
cnange
in
uu-
cam?
to
Canada.
He
started
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gcow
will
continue
;kin
rlrd
anrf
mhnman.
h.,.
hv
Pfi
P.
nn
their
i.inrnev
i
la"!
governing
suui-
icpau...
THE
ELEGANT
NEW
10!
of
the
delicate
foot.
Long
prized
by
women
on
the
Continent
who
have
worn
nothing
else
for
years
tirecl
of
unUiUd
b"ls'
i1'1
w
I
when
he
was
discharged
from
the.
Canadian
Army
in
1914
i
Walter
Wilson
returned
from!
It
is
estimated
that
boots
and:
'-a
month
spent
in
Seattle
ajid
noes
worth
more
than
2.000,-
j
CIGARETTE
SOURCE
1
points
south.
000
now
await
collection.
Under
;
One-quarter
of
American
cig-:
prescnl
laws-
rePairers
musl
i
keep
unclaimed
shoes
for
".seven
j
.tes
are
made
at
Durham
,
N.C.,
which
introduced
ciearette!
1
I
11
'ea's
anc!
W
..before
they
'
machines
in
1884.
Ul
lllVII
can
be
sold.
When
tney
are,
,uie
II
s
w
I
w
I
a
.
repairer
must
ciaim
uniy
ir.--
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PfiYALClTY
I
CANNED
FOODS
"
(7
to
the
owner.
!
One
small
EtlinSufih
repairing
film
is
waiting
lor
payiiien,
o:
j
Some
ol
the
shoes
leu
in
niL
sture
fceiong
to
Festival
visi
K.:miy
Anderson
shot
a
goat
five
m:hs
s-uth
of
Houston
recently.
Pa
sine
throuuh
Houston,
and
On'y
available
a
Family
Shoe
Storel
tors
who
have
already
lell
town.
fVilTCHEL'l
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Ilu'liliTs
&
Contractors
Mnt'ine
Parkins.
Crntinc"
uiiipiiine
anil
General
Carlairr
anil
Storage
ornn'ete.
Reliable
and
Effl-l"nt
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
f.,r
oxygen
Acetylene
and
all
-!d.
2
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
R
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor
'ml
and
Tark
Avenues
on
their
fomth
trip
to
the
North
lfve
snoes
here
nom
piacu-Bulklcv
Valley,
were
Howard
tal'y
evei'y
corner
ol
lue
orld,"
.V.e'in.
C
A.
Zaruba
and
Herbert
&W
tne
u'"er.
CIIARLlt
R&DLRTS
Schau'-,
all
of
R.-tchikan.
Alaska.
Phone
357
MOOSE
UTE
i
Continued
from
pat
e
5)
SHALLOW
LINK
I.ak
St.
Clair,
through
which
Lake
Huron
flows
into
Lake
On-
1,1
M,,;-sc
Hav'n
for
SUOO.OW.
Mr.
Leckcy
also
s.uu
a
lew
&
i'o
Phimrs
6o
and
68
i
tario
has
a
natural
maximum
depth
of
no
more
than
21
feet.
Fall
Clearance
Support
The
Of
Used
Cars
words,
entertaining
the
audi'
nti
with
a
recount
c.
ii;ji:ius
oi
the
parly's
t:avel
across
t'u
cLntinent
and
up
U
Prince
Rupert
on
the
boat.
Bath
Mrs.
Leckey
and
Mrs.
TalUrd,
who
acconjpanicd
their
husbands,
brought
gree
tings
from
their
lodges
to
the-
women
here.
Dr.
Arthur
Monninger,
em-mlnent
Baltimore
surgeon
and
!
nprem
'
council
m:u,
and
i'
li.-reme
Auditor
Herman
Fniei,
During
October
The
annual
campaign
of
the
Conndian
National
Institute
For
the
Blind
is
underway
ai-o
di
leny
aauresseu
in?
oau-1
i;m
mi
T::n
Covpc
l'i:i
I'l.VMOt
Tll
Sedan
I'tt
I
MONARCH
Club
toupc
1917
V.M
IVS
Station
Wason
ltll
J
PI
v.!!)!
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Sedan
TRUCK
SPECIALS
1!IVI
K.ir.I)
2-ton
17B
W.
It.
I'm
rnni)
s-tim
n
w.
is.
KH7
IDIti)
3
ton
w.
is.
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liKV.
Sedan
-delivery.
Contributions
should
be
stfj
o
Canadian
do
E.
Boulter
c'
Mr.
of
Prince
W'
Commerce,
CHESTERFIELDS
Famous
names
such
os
Convcrto,
Kroehler,
Standard
and
others
Br;
sure
to
visit
the
furniture
department
on
the
2nd
floor.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Rrt
ci
iris
nnri
attend
the
quet.
Mrs.
Amy
Kasper,
past
senior
regent,
welcomed
the
visitors
and
the
guests
to
the
banquet,
who
numbered
about
150.
filling
the
Moose
Hall
to
capacity.
The
visitors
1CU
fjr
Ketchikan
on
the
Prince
Gcor",c
aft1'
'he
festivities,
where
they
will
attend
th
Associated
A'lsk
Moose
convention.
u.
1
,
f
.
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U,.
Jj-.t--,.,...
,-.l,A.y
,
concert
in
the
Capitol
The"
All
reeon.litioiied
ready
to
go
Sunday,
Oct.
I4tn
eel
lent
entertainment.
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Ki:i
-
MONAIK
Ii
DEAI.EUS
l'l
ii.ee
KniKTt,
BC.
WE
NEED
YOURS
''V
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i;
"
i.
"
f
I.-
and,
thanks
for
such
refreshment
Always
Leading
With
the
Best
in
Watches
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
.
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APPLIANCES
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It
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T19
Toaster
T12
Toaster
....
T22
Toostcr
F80
Iron
F90
Steam
Iron
Floor
Polisher
....
Electric
Kettle
Healing
Pads
...
VANCOl'VEK
VICTORIA
Sunday,
a
p.m.,
Ch;lcotin
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosui
.
ALICE
AltM.
NTEU
AIll'
AMI
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coiiuillam,
11
p.m.
POIt
NORTH
tJl'EEN
CIIARLO'ITK
ISLANDS
September
28,
9
p.m.
S3.
Chilcolin
FOR
SOl'TII
Ql
F.E-J
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ivingDcy
Sf-rlz1
Ue-old
Coa-Cola
won't
moke
your
Thanksg
compW
Vacuum
Cleaner,
tank
type,
WE
HAVE
JUST
THE
SHOES
YOU
WANT
For
both
Men
and
Women
or
any
other
day,
of
course
but
it
sure
helps,
NORTHERN
B.C.
POMW
Besner
Block
Phone
.
Chllcotin,
October
5
and
19
It
brings
you
the
best
of
what
wverybody
must
have
refreshment
and
fcospitality,.for
sure.
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Princ
Rupert.
B.C.
Third
Avenue
,
Phone
568
36
6
Bottle
'ashion
footvear
Carton
Aulhoiiie
bottler
ol
Cact-Cola
rnitir
unliael
mth
Co-ili
Ltd.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Phone
132
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
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is
a
rpglstfred
trnde-mnrlt.
NEWS
ADS
get
Intlud'mt
Ftdtrv
SlUt
mutt
fW,f
Tax
I'lut
tltfotil
it
tit
tolllt
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
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