linger
the
iav.,
of
(hp
prov,n(1(,.
Hockey
Scores
.USB
Prince
Rupert
Dolly
Nws
Tuesday.
October
3u,
liol
...
,c
.,.
:ssi
a,
the
Quebec
Montmorency
und
Charlevoix
Ruihvay
Co.
II.
was
completed
from
Quebec
City
to
8!e.
Anne
station,
a
dist:.i..
i.t
....
m
nterlor
Men
Joining
Navy
Men
(4
Cetral
British
Co-
(NR
Purchases
Quebec
Line
fakrs
Over
Link
in
Quebec
j..,
Murray
Bay
Hallway
lines.
V-
11,
189.
and
to
Cap
Tour-
i
Crisis
on
Telephones
City's
Communications
Are
Rapidly
"Deteriorating"
iiuiite,
ai!otht;r
ten
miles,
un
nuvemoer
16,
1894
Basketball
.
of
trouble
yet,"
Eric
Janes,
tele-!
Meanwhile,
the
full
ere
It"
phone
superintendent
said
today,
i
hnesratn
are
working
overthr
j.
"Line
s
out
of
order."
is
a
i
to
trace
th,?
troubles
und
effec
monotonous
phrase
at
the
teie-
repairs
i
.
phone
exchange.
.
I
-
!
Several
cables
have
been
re-1
MacLEOD,
Alta.
W
Mr.
an
,
jjuiiidu
are
showing
a
great
in-j
terest
in
the
Navy,
says
Lt.
Noel
i
Langham,
staff
officer
of
HMCS
Chatham,
following
von
rtrn
joN'TKKAL
The
Canadian!
On
July
22,
1895,
the
company
T
,
u
iU.
-nrc
fit
lUa
I
reCCiVerl
rv,,nini,.
:
.,
'
,.
a!
wi-.-....
r.iuj
r..uij"
.-
...c
-i
f'.iwiuiuu
"iMim,n
incorporation
incorporation
...1,1
lh,
OA.
o-mne
mils
jvioiu-:"
Mmit.
:
UlUlin
-u
muu
I
kill)
n
lis
name
.,,.
,..
.
m6nday
National
Toronto
2,
Detroit
2.
Montreal
6.
New
York
1.
Pacific
Coast
Nanaimo
7,
Vancouver
3.
International
Okanagan
Nelson
3.
Penticton
1.
SUNDAY
Pacific
Coast
Taeoma
3,
Seattle
2.
Western
International
Kamloops
5,
Spottana
3.
from
a
recruiting
tour
to
Prince
;
George
and
other
points.
Twelve
applications
for
per-manent
force
RCN
were
receiv
Saturday
j
tu:!
-i!
mi-'
was
chariuvd
...
ry
ilivisinn
of
the
Quebec
lo
the
Quebec
Railway,
Lieht
and
j.4.
l-Kl't
ntl
Power
Cu.
J'ower
Co.
i
1M7
the
Canadian
J.,,,
If.m
Qu..'bec
City
cast
;
National
Railways
acquired
the
iy
j
i.n
him
on
the
north
Portion
of
the
line
running
from
.
iucu,
uui
poones
aie
sun
hi:-,
rjiny
niaunsen,
tne
secon
-
i
WiJi
more
than
500
telephones
going
out
all
over
the
city,
he
-cnnte
ever
to
be
married
i.'-.
:n
the
city
out
of
ordr,
the
city's
raid.
Heavy
rainfall
over
last
Lethbridge.
have
just
celebrate,
ccmmunication
system
is
fast
de-
week-end
has
soaked
the
cables,
'heir
66th
wadding
anniversan'
terkjiating.
and
"w?
haven't
many
of
which
are
leaking
due
Mr.
Maainsell
is
92
and
his
wif
"
started
to
locate
the
main
source
tc
ase.
is
87.
'
ed
and
"many
others
were
mo,4
interested,
Lt.
Langham
said
today.
Meanwhile,
nine
women
who
l
tin.
fjt.
Lawrence
vw.
Joucnun
10
Cap
Tourmenle
a
,
iu
.Ho
n
jtj
fli.r.:trif
nf
fl,.,
'
Willi
vni-
v....
IWC
"
-"-
ii.c
MUltC.
St.
Joi.ch!ni
to
First,
league
games
in
this
year's
basketball
season
will
be
Played
nv-xt
Saturday
with
a
three-act
show
starring
a
Junior,
intermediate
and
-
senior
bout.
The
season's
schedule
is
being
drawn
up
now
by
Sports
Director
M
:llf
I
I
')H1
Tr,
limi
purchased
by
the
CNR
represent
the
balance
of
the
original
road.
:
nave
appued
for
reserve
service
I
with
the
newly,
opened
WRCN
TITANIUM
SOURCE
omncn
are
anendins
narailes
paraUPi
i
Ore
deaosil.
at
I.ake
Allniri
'.
riV,.!!
:
-"..u
jiiuiaurty.
uinciai
approval
Quebec,
are
bi-liev
,
,.
jd
,
to
.
be
the
of
their
acceptan-e
Is
expected
world
i
largest
jangle
source
of
soon
from
Ottawa,
after
which
ItKMiNi
tf
J
us
'Comlnued
from
page
2)
4
.
t'-"11-
p..
j.
paid
was
$750,000.
-
N-r
ut
ownership
is
effec-
.
,
v
tiiljer
1.
i;i
mijiii-i'ion
gives
tile
CNR
horc
rail
line
running
lruiii
Quebec
to
Nairns
flj.
via
Montmorency
Fails,
gAiu.r
lie
Beaupre
und
Vi.:r-
iy.
they
will
be
attested
here.
r
i'-i4
i-aiaerom.
Saturday
will
feature
Manson's
vs
Maple
Leafs,
junior.;;
Hi-Green
vs
Fraser
U
Payne,
inter-mediates,
and
Oordon
&
Anderson
vs
Elks,
seniors.
primitive
villages
colorful
scene
alter
scene
which
stems
to
have
come
to
life
out
of
some
ancient
tale
of
thu
east.
And
from
November
to
May,
it's
snmnur.
it:
.
!,.,
is
we.'l
known
to
A
J
S
'
S,
t
V'
;
A
f
For
whisky
wi,h
y
tr
IS
,
f
V
.
striking
quality...
Ai.
-;
iUv,
,-i
Vft-
V''Z
CORBY'S
i-.-st.
.--
'
-
:--y
J
Tf
f
Nx
f
'
'
V
Special
Special
Selected
Selected
(f
"
;
ii,
nf
tourists
who
have
"
.'iwr
cooking.
Remember
when?
Vines
Dundee
wen
a
15-round
.j,
mi
;v.-r
tl.
to
the
.shrine
at
j""
i--.'nao!e.
Wt
Ro!
.
.
'
.t
....
0
,Uiv
ou.y
ai.u
oiiri
punus
Rfnrepcr.tir.g
tl,
weuuvnih',
,;cr
rr.J.-OuaJmL
icneraUon.
Lieut.
I
",,u
"lartl
fjr
tne
':irla
,Bhl
boxln5
champion-
'I,'
j
i)i
'11
.s!u're,
f...
m
i.
flirlstoplv.T
i.-auon.-r
.viati-iii
lor
8a
ycai"-',
the
P',.
;luinbui
",nbu'i
of
the
the
Spuni.sh
Spunish
Navy
NawnJ,
;,,
iMnjom'ed
originally,'
tM;i"?
entertained
in
the
Unit-
'4
1
run
at
Boston
1
vph.-
ne,
i
..!.
ins
tuKiincuwned
ancestor,
4fi9
years
aim.
sighted
Uvj
Bahama
Wands.
To
make
the
voyage
took
him
sitcm
,!...
nieht.
Brouillard
had
held
tiie
'title
only
twrj
months
sinc
knecking
out
B-n
Jebv.
and
Dua-dee
himself
lost
it
within
a
year
to
Teddy
Yarosz.
IM'NTKIIS
Rl-Sf
(
Kl)
'Cii'iiiueJ
from
p:;;-e
ll
For
a
Thrilling
Lt'sr
flJ
II
Spooky
Specials
'
j
.
'
"
''
mmm
lummm.
...m
m
mm
His
descendant,
covering
Hie
sainj
distance,
only
needed
21
!
hi.
ma.
And
here
we've
all
bocn
!
th.nking
that
once
out
of
sho,,
!
wfd
heard
tile
last
of
L'hrhtu-'
pher
Columbus.
Royal
Reserve
Old
Rye
hJ(
"
x
y
M
'
anywhere
I
by
M'-Nei
bark
into
Prince
Rtipt
t.
This
iiilvcrtLvcmctit
Ls
not
puljlished
or
displayed
l.y
the
I.iipior
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
(jovernment
of
British
Cohunljia.
is
a
CUH
bus
driver
whose
tun
veered
from
the
road
a
i
it
n-iking
a
soft
edve.
tip
sheprlii",
off
its
side
acalnst
21
r.,
sf
IHl.
JanasCli
Was
retnrnino
CHANGE
BlAOS
from
Hie
scene
of
th-;
ac-idmt
In
a
cor
whi:h
had
giver,
him
a
lif
i.
Meanwhile,
V.
C.
I?.
Jones,
Columbia
Cellulose
mill
manager,
was
directing-
removal
or
stop-logs
in
(he
Kloyah
Creek
clam
over
which
poured
the
raine
waters
of
Prudhomme,
swollen
to
flood
level
by
the
torrential
rains.
The
flood,
said
Mr.
.Ii
ttffr
Pit
tfanJy
filLLETTE
risen
verv
xudilenlv
At
s
n
i
easy
1
thiiinti'i
a
hreec,
uuick,
i
nil
nlrtstiing
with
today's
su
sunur
(iilkllc
Ulue
llladr.
mjiit
fur
lour
Gillette
Raor
TIT
nureOMCS
4Puhlc-rdged
lor
economy-they
''rlunuvrthjn
ordinary
blades.
iixira
convenience
buy
them
n
In-
hamlv
(iillcttu
Oispenkt-r.
;
Friday,
there
was
no
water
on
;
the
road
and
he
had
found
out
1
;that
two
hours
uter.
cars
had
;
passed.
j
j
"We
estimate
the
flood
to
have
.risen
over
the
road
at
about
8
p.m.."
he
said.
j
j
Flood
level,
said
Mr.
Jones,'
was
95
feet
above
sea
-level.
Ac-;
j
cording
to
his
tlaures,
the
wau-r
,
i
did
not
rise
beiond
90
feet,
10
indies.
j
I
Saturday
at
noon,
a
Columbia
jCellulo-B
lru-:k
drivi
n
by
Henry.
jVar.Ui
he.ile
and
Mr.
Cutnbert-)w.-n.
-
with
Mr.
Jones
and!
eocs
Ot0
6lAO
;i
:
.......
:
.
A
'J.
r
....
.
i
X
f!v'.:.yi
inftTwrm
-r
if
Bill
Dlbbon
wad.i:'
ahead
of
it
;
XJr
rs
Jf
-.nmEEn
cumin
I
to
determine
extent
of
the
road,
j
drove
through
the
flooded
area
jto
the
Kraupner
house
to
biins
back
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Len
Garner
iand
.six-yrar-oid
son
Eilly
who
Jhad
been
prevented
from
ret.irn-ilUK
to
t'lince
Runert
Hurl
hurl
VOL,
too,
can
stand
out
among
the
citizens
of"
this
cirv
J
".iouci
ui
me
iv.v.in.
Keservej
team:
iiy
getting
into
f
uniform
NOVC7
you
can
get
in
a
full
winter's
regular
spare-
'
.
'stayed
the
ni;;lit
with
Uie
w
Kraupners.
USE
HALLOWE'EN
1UMPKIN
UGHTS
.
Mm
1
on
the
Chrises
'
VMi'l
t
The
Garners
left
that
nii'ht
for
Smithers
on
a
hunting
trip,
'lhey
were
lorcid
to
return
when
tiiey
encountered
a
inounlain-siide
on
the
highway
near
Tyec.
The
car
was
loaaed
on
the
truck
and,
on
the
return
trip,
the
flood
stranded
car
from
u'iiich
the
three
men
escaped
was
lowed
in
to
dry
la.ru!
at
the
Kloyah
Dam
road.
EXTENT
OF
FLOOD
The
highway
was
iiiterniitent-
ly
covered
with
water
from
that
point
to
a
p.unt
half
a
mile
east
I
lighUng
sfring
mB
J
'
Hallowe'en
is
party
complete
without
f''Mr,a"
plastic
pumpkin
snap-ons
as
an
of
Diana
Creek
bridge
whera
j
'
water
was
deepest
about
three
lcet.
Cabins
along
the
lakeshore
i
were
flooded
to
the
winilow.sills
!
.....,.i,&
1W
iiu.t
iu
iu
next
vjudiuy
go
piaces
summer.
By
joining
the
R.C.N.
(R),
you
actually
join
Canada's
Navy
as
a
Reservist!
IN
THE
R.C.N.
(Reserve)
...
.
.
i
.
you
will
be
using
your
spare
time
to
gain
-valuable
skills
and
knowledge
which
can
help
in
your
civilian
,
life
-and
which
will
prepare
you
to
take
an
active
and
effective
part
in
defence
of
freedom
of
the
seas,
should
the
need
arise.
ilN
JOINING
THE
R.C.N.
(R)
NOW
.
.
...
you
will
be
trained
and
eligible
to
go
on
r
2wo
.
week
salt-water
cruise
next
summer
gaining
practical
experience
at
sea.
.
.
.
you
will
get
first
class
training-at
full
naval
pay
for
time
spent-good
sports
activities
-good
comradeship
community
respect.
Canada's
Navy
has
a
job
to
do
in
defence
of
freedom
of
the
seas.
It
needs
a
strong
Reserve
in
the
Naval
Divisions
from
coast
to
coast
;
C'tctiivfi
linkfin
A.
v
r
rtJA
..
.
it
.
j
V-
-
1
t
t
i
5
mr
m-
w,
it
t
"
i
I
rr
1
'j
.
I
;
"
I
'
Xn
H
--
i
ItLOl
u
I
lUi
I,
KEE
THEM
TODAY
AT
and
one
cabin
was
turned
on
its
side.
Public
Works
Department
reports
the
load
today
in
passable
audition,
but
the
hUhw.iy
is
''QXIHERN
B.C.
POWER
Co.,Ltd.
Besner
Itlack
Phone
210
still
closed
due
to
.slides
and
i
washouts
further
east.
I
WatWr
began
receding
rapidly
Saturday
noon
and
by
nightfall
had
left
the
road.
r';.'
Kiiprrt.
n.C
Stt
uart.
B.C.
MADE
TO
ORDER
j
Any
type
of
woodwork
by
skilled
men
f
if
:,j.V0ij
rrm't
fin.
A
st..
.A
l
:
...:.
.
..;
,
.
-..vj
icuuy-iiiuuc
iuiiiiiuii:
iu
un
yuui
t
i
lei
us
build
it
esnprinllv
for
vnu
It
will
rnst
wA
!
j
'
,
I
!
:
'
i
T
Prince
Rupert's
Naval
Division
is
.
.
.
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
EpTU!U)SU'iicU.Ia.r8
011
h0w
can
R'ain
th?
advantages
of
nrrVrrn
SWc,
?pl'X
to
the
AVAL
RECRUITINd
OI-
HCLK,
at
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
or
telephone
Pr.
Rupert
5
,Pn
vou
thinkand
materials
and
craftsmanship
are
J
I
mcst.
Regular
Parades
-Wednesday
Nights-Now
is
the
time
to
join!
ill!!
No
matter
whether
it's
just
a
footstool,
store
fixtures
or
a
complete
bedroom
suite
.
.
each
piece
that
leaves
our
shop
is
made
to
the
exact
specifications
of
the
customer,
of
first
quality
materials.
I
CotiodioBi
Maw
fiesenrs)
s
i
MATTSON'S
mm
ma
m
f-3rj
3i
Ave.
East
Phone
Blue
126
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