October 21. 1D30. Parke-Davis Extract of Vanilla t ( i AST I U M SHIPS I vi .SPECIAL t niii a7lWuYiila Beans aniFtlipu properly aged omul ten. mellow flavor WE BUY IT IJY ounces 50c 0 ounces 'ines Ltd. C7?io Pioneer Phones HI & 82 Three Graduate The Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada, Ltd. Office, Smelting and Refining Department TRAIL. BRITISH COLUMBIA SMKLTKRS AND REFINERS I'u rluiscrs of Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead and Zinc Ores ' IVodm its of Gold, Silver, Copper. rig Lead and Zinc TAUANAC. TRAIL FOR YOU! PROSPERITY Through YORKSHIRE SAYINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 6' on Deposits, Compound Interest M'( AFFERY, (JIMJONS & COLLART, LTD. jl'!i;j AVI-Nl'K TELEPHONE 11 KM UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED ruMIIng I nun Trlnt e Itupert WiMVKK, VICTORIA, llutntalr. Mm IUy. rii: TiiwaUy. 3.Stt p.l. im (it W:ii. VH TOU1A. ILitrdulr. Alrrj Iki). Mr. . I rlday midnight V!T A KM. ANA ). 81 MV.IKT. Naa ltlrr. Port Iiiioii. Suii-'n X.1.0 ji.m. .niir It. M. HU1TII AXent Prime lliiM-rt, ILC i :i uckeU told to Vlctori and HiatMv ai:U bui;KMie eluvkid U i r i u j; 1 1 lo d j: ih.ttlou. B. C. Coast SAILINGS FROM ritlNCE RUl'KRT o Ketchikan. Wrangrll, Juneau, Skagway Oct. 26. Nov. 5. 19. To Vancouvti, Victoria, Seattle Nov. 1, 15. 29. Princes Mary-ocean Falls, etc Vancouver and Victoria, every Friday. 10 pin. Agents For All Steamship Lines W I. Orchard, General Agent, 3rd Ave.. Prince Rupert, PhoncSI. Hand Painted Enlargements inv Photo or Snap-', in Oil, Water or Crayon. All work guaranteed Western Sales Company 3 I i: CENTRAL HOTEL I'ost Office Box 158 TELEPHONE 657 VALENTIN DAMV FOR SKEKNA DRAM) Creamery Butter & Cottage Cheese ' 111 S l'ST:i'Kt.i:i MILK ANI) CREAM DAILY ly Delivery Throughout aJUiwarauttap COAL uv tlc rca) caour fa. '"01- Edson and Cassldy-llintlon In any quantities. Al" llnlkley Valley Hay, l"ln and Robin Hood Flour. We Rupert Feed Co HONKS 58 ANI) 558 that will nW noil or freeze out THE KAUKEL 90c 10 ounces $2.00 1 Drujpijste Third Ave. & Sixth St. Pharmacists I Steamship Service Ant i Freeze Is Much Cheaper Than a New Radiator Antl Frretc Is cold weather Insurance for your motor and radiator We have a full line, Including Prcstone, Rador Glycerine and Alcohol Overhaul Your Old Tire Chains And anticipate your nerds in, this is complete W ytoiawcath Makes hard starting. Why not Install a new battery now? ()l!R PRICE IS RIGHT IMMalc llattcry ...$10.00 i;Mla(c llattcry ..$12.00 S.E. PARKER LTD. PHONE 83 FORD DEALERS Local Items Glasses fitted by rcgistcrtd optometrist at Hcilbroncr's store. .1" .i 'IFI'llll i i it' -.'.Im' Rooming hqu$q fort sale. Hcl- gerson Ltd. 219 i This afternoon' train, due from the East at 3:30. was reported this morning to bo on time. Rupert East tea and sale of home cooking at Mrs. Jarvls Mc-Lcod'Si OCO Tenth Avenue East, on Thursday at 3 pjn. 240 J. M. DeVoln, who arrived in the city on Sunday from Smlthers, sailed last night on the ss. Prtnco William for Sandsplt. Don't forget 'the Presbyterian dinner tomorrow, Wed., Oct. 22 Admission 50c. Good eats and good program. Everybody welcome. 240 John Proldnick was fined $25 with option of thirty days' lmpris- jonment. by Magistrate" McClymont in city police court this morning for drunkenness. Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Pritchard who arrived in the city on Sunday night from Masaett Inlet, will sail on the Catala this afternoon for Vancouver enroute to Nanalmo. Carl Halverson, on a charge of driving to the common danger was fined $26. with option of four teen days' imprisonment, in city police court yesterday afternoon The Twenty Years Ago column of the Vancouver Province a few days ago had the following: "Sev enty-flve sacks of some of thr richest gold-quartz that ever came out of the north arrived in Van couver today on the steamer Prin cess Royal, a shipment from th- G leaner Milling & Mining Co. oi Atlln district." 4 ADVERTISING COPY MUST BE IN EARLY Copy, for display advertise- menu should be In the hands 4- of the printers not later than 3 p in. the day prior to pubh cation. This is necessary to en able best positions to be se- cured. TAXI PHONE 3? Comfort, Courtesy and Safety NEW CARS John Gurvich, Prop. Day or Night STEAMERS Joiitk TRAINS 0 MMMI """" s.uf ,,lnrT Thrl ,, 0J -" TrMl tWK UtorU n.l SMllle iM tut Mwtl.nt Win. Sl','' M N,n. aa a..b yu -.,n r.t. - ,..!. Wtnl ' Mo-.U, ,.ln.. XkJnr..Uy S..u,.U, .1 Full inlofmfttioa fnM it. v. mnahc:iitus Dint, rmwfljtr Alt l'tinc ltuptrl, U.O W-IJ0 THE DAILY NEWS page three ' ..J Nervous Dyspepsia Bad Liver, Headache of Years Vanish Gives Credit for Health to "FRUIT-A-TIVES" "For year was troubled with bad headaches, nervous dyspepsia and liver troubles. Finally tried Frult-a-tlveg' and am once more entirely well." 11. A. Bovay, Trenton, 'Ont. Ycars-ola liver trouble, constipation end overnight with "Frult-a-tlvcs," aay tbouaand. Dyspepsia, bilious- new, neariDurn. gas, sick neaaaencs go like a flash. Nerves quiet, sound lee? at once. Kidney and bladder ills, pain In back vanish Ilk magic. Rheumatism, neuralgia, neurltn de camp quick. Complexion clears Ten or nature's greatest remedies combined In handy little tablet. Marvelous discovery of famous Canadian dector. Speedy results. Oct "Tult-a-tlve from druggist today. Be new person tomorrow. Uinnerware, china, crockery, glassware. Hcilbroner's Store. Cash prizes at-Moose whist drive Friday. 245 , i Provincial Constable and Mrs. 0. C. 8harr and child sailed last night on the Prince William lor j Queen Charlotte , City to which point Constable Sharp has been transferred. Paddy Hughes, for drunkenness, was sentenced to twenty days mprisonment without option of 'lne by Magistrate McClymont in ity police court yesterday after noon. It was his third offence. Jewellery Manufactured or Repaired Plating Work Done LEO CONTOLI 320 Sixth St. Mail Orders MI BEAUTY SH0PPE Offers an attractive price on PERMANENT WAVES RINGLETTE OR NESTLE WAVE For $6.00 From October 15 to October 31 See us and get free advice before having your Permanent Wave. .Telephone 655 The Regal Shop We carry a complete line of Academy Vellum, Stationery Si Papcteries, Artcraft Crepe Paper British manufacture, for all kinds of decorating. Candies and Tobaccos MR. & MRS. JOHN McRAE 300 Block, Third Avenue Phone Red 442 A DIG OPPORTUNITY for those who want Tailor Made Suits 'e our windows Tor special low prices. ItcKiilnr Prices Reduced $5.00 to $15.00 tnest quality and latest patterns 'ome in and sec us today before It li too late. iUITS Special order complete and finished in three days. Sec Ling the Cutter Ling, the Tailor second Avenue Phone Ct'J HSISEMJUJSKESttJM Dr Alexander X-RAY SERVICE PHONE 575 BESNER BLOCK DENTIST Many Flowers . At Funeral of Jeannie Beattie In mnhpctlnntallh thmftlnnfnl At nine jeannie wtison Beattie, -which took lace yesterday afternoon. Rev. I. Kennedy officiating, a large number of sorrowing friends sent flowers, the following being the list: Those sending flowers were: Fa ther and Mother, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Curzon, Aunt Annie and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. K. Murray and son, Mr. and Mrs. R. Shrubsall, Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacKenzle and Hugh, Hubert Baby (Davis), Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Brem-ner and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McLod and Chrlssle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs W. V. Tattersal and Grace, Alex Clappcrton, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rod-gers, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McRae, Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Love and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Connon. The staff and pupils of Booth Memorial School, Lindsay Cartage Co., Mr. Jas. Ross and daughter, The staff of Stewart and Mobley, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mills, Mr. and Mn Dave Eastman and baby, Mr. and JV1- sy nunir, nan nanson ana Hilda, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Currle Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scott and family. Aid. and Mrs. S. D. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Parks, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cavenade and family. Aid. and Mrs. Jas. Black and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Watt, Lillian and May Davies, Raymond, How ard and Jack Hougan, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Steen, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Chris tlson, The staff of W. H. Malkln ii Co., J. G. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs Hale and family, M. A. Way and Miss Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Clark and family, Mr. and Mn, Ketchum and family, St. Andrew's Ladies Auxiliary, Mr. and Mrs. S M. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs II. B Stiles and family. Miss Watson Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Irvine and fam lly, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Murray ana family. Mr. and Mrs. J. Watson and Katherlne, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Reid and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jas Watt, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Howe Mr. and Mrs. H. Forrest and fam ly, John MacKechnie. Mr. ann Mrs. Jas. H. Sneddon, Members of St. Andrew's Society, Presbyterian Sunday School, Geo. Nickerson and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. B. Dalgarno and Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs. Mussallem and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray and William, Mr. and Mrs H- B. Eastman and family, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McCormlck, Nancy and Betty Brown. ANNOUNCEMENTS Moose Whist Drive and Dance October 24. Vardcn's Concert October 30. Royal Purple Bridge and Whist scries, next game, November 3. United Church Hallowe'en tea Oct. 30. Hill CO Bridge and Dance October 31. Eagles' Smoker November 4. Catholic Bazzar Nov. 5 and 0. Lclf Eriekson Whist Drive and dance November 5. Moose Whist Drive and Dane; November 7. Rupert East United Church Da-.aar, November 13. ,Gyro Hocdown-November 14. Presbyterian Bazaar Nov. 20. Anglican W. A. Bazaar Dec. 2. HAVE YOU TRIEP A CLASSIFIED? More and more people are turning to the classified columns of the Dally News to find what they want. Used cars, furniture for sale, lost and found, houses to rent or for sale, positions wanted. All sorts of things are advertised there. If you do not read the classified page, get the habit now. Try it today. FEEL MEAN ? Don't be helpless when you suddenly get a headache. Reach in your pocket for immediate relief. If you haven't any Aspirin with you, get some at the first drugstore you come to. Take a tablet or two and be rid of the pain. Take promptly. Nothing is gained by waiting to see if the pain will leave of its own accord. It may grow-worse! Why postpone relief? There are many times when Aspirin tablets will "save the (3h ASPIRIN FALL FRUITS ARE SHOWN Stores Showing Plenty of Apples, Grapes and Other Autumn Offerings Apples predominate today In window dressings but there are 1 plenty of other fall fruits In the J I windows, particularly grapes. M&- I In tosh Reds still predominate ! among the apples. I Following arc retail prices current ticre today: Apples Mcintosh Reds, lb .05 to .10 box 255 to 3.15 Lemons, Sunklst, doz ,40 Cooking Appres, lb 01 Fruit Valencia Oranges 40c to M0 Lemons, Sunklst, doz. J50 Cal. Grapefruit, each 12lfcc to J20 Cal Orapefrnlt, each lSVfec to 20 Bananas, lb. 15 Extracted hony, per Jar 25 Comb honey .35 Dates, bulk. lb. .15 Raisins, bulk. lb. .15 I California Seedless Grapes, lb. .23 i Tokay Grapes, lb 25 Greengages, bskt .65 J I Nuts-Almonds, 1 shelled Valenclas .65 California soft shelled walnuts 25 Walnuts, broken shelled .. .40 Walnuts, shelled halves .50 Peanuts .15 Vegetables Potatoes, netted Jems, 9 lbs 25 sack 20 Parsley, bunch 10 Outdoor Cucumbers, 2 for .15 B.C. Celery, head 15 Pumpkin, lb 11 1 Hubbard1 squash, lb .09 I Garlics Imported, per lb. 35 I Cabbage, B.C .06 Onion, 6 lbs. 2b I Washington head lettuce, head .15 Victoria Tomatoes lb 10 Carrots, 2 bunches '. 15 Bets, 2 bunches .lo Vegetable marrow, each .15 Green Onions, 3 bunches 10 Bulk Turnips, 6 lbs. 25 Cauliflower, B.O., head .25 to .35 Green Peppers, lb isj Parsnips, 4 lbs 25 Com, Golden Bantam, doz. .45' Flour ! Flour, 40s, No. 1 hard wheat 2.10 Pastry Flour, 10 lbs GO! Lard-Pure 25 Compound 25 Eggs B.C. fresh pullets, dos 45, B.C. fresh first, dot. 50 B.C. freeh extras, doz 56, ' Local new laid, doz GO j Feed I Wheat, No. 5 and Bulkley Valley 2.75 Oats 2.55 Bran - 223 Shorts . 2.36 Middlings, Barley Laying Mash 3.60; Oyster shell ,. 2.10! Beef scrap 4.25! Ground oil cake 4.50 j Pine oat chops 2.63 1 Crushed oats 2.6V Fine barley chop 2.40 , Dried fruits I Lemon and oranKe ueel 30, I Black cooking figs, lb .15 Citron peei jo White figs, lb 15 Currants, lb 20 Apples, dried 25 day." They will always ease a throbbing head. Quiet a grumbling tooth. Relieve nagging pains of neuralgia or neuritis. Or check a sudden cold. Even rheumatism has lost its terrors for those who have learned to depend on these tablets. Gargle with Aspirin tablets at the first suspicion of sore throat, and reduce the infection. Look for Aspirin on the box and the word Genuine in red. Genuine Aspirin tablets do not deprcss.tne heart. TRADE-MARK REG. Peaches, peeled 22 Apricots, lb 25 Prunes. 60-70. lb 10 Prunes, 30-40. lb 15 Prunes, 40-50, lb 12 Vi Sweet Potatoes, 2 lbs 25 Sugar-' Yellow, 100 lbs 4.90 White. 100 lbs. 5.40 Butter-No. 1 creamery, lb .42 Vi No. 2 creamery, 3 lbs 1.15 Cheese McLaren's Cream, Jars, 45c and .85 Camembert, 8-oa. pkg. .65 Kraft Llmberger. tfcs 25 Ontario solids 20 New Zealand solids 20 Stilton, lb 40 Kraft .45 Norwegian goat , 60 Napoleon Llmberger .70 Roquefort Swift's Brookfleld, lb. .45 Oorgonzola, lb .50 Brookfleld Swiss, li-ib. pkg 20 Gruyere . 45 Brookfleld Canadian cheese, 4-lb. pkg 25 Golden Loaf. lb. ,, .45 Meats- Fowl, No. 1, lb .. -38c and .40 Roasting chicken, lb. .45 Broilers .45 Ham, sliced, first grade .55 Ham, picnic, first grade 20 Cottage rolls, lb : 25 Bacon, side, sliced, best grade .60 t r i i.i VCU1, 1UU1 .45 Pork Shoulder .35 Pork, dry salt ... J5 Ayrshire bacon, lb 35c to .50 Veal shoulder 20 Pork, loin .45 Pork, leg .40 Beef, not roast 22c to 25 Beef, boiling 15c to 22 Beef, roast, prime rib 25 Lamb, shoulder 25 Beef, steak ..35c to .45 Crabs, 2 for 25 Lamb, leg r .. .45 Lamb chops .. .40 Muuon. snouiuer jo Fish Smoked kippers, lb . .15 Kippered white salmon, lb. ... 25 Hew smoked salmon 45 8moked black cod. lb 20 Finnan haddles, lb 25 Utt?ff 37 When the IXcrvcs piny out It Is common to be tired after the day's work but you rest and sleep and are ready with new energy ,8nd vigor, for anptW'day'a efTort. But wha tfie nlirliVa tleto falls to f ha nam Ar ft U tfmA tnU atiaIt of your health. hither aa the result of the excessive expenditure of nervous energy or because of worry or wasting disease your nervous system is becoming bankrupt. It Is high time to ret the building up proems established by the use of Dr. Lhasa a Nerve iooa. Dr. Cliastvs Nfcrvc Food The greatest of restoratives for the blood and nerve.