PACE
SET,
TOE
DAILY
NEWS
How
Do
You
Stand?
Check
up
on
your
health.
Have
you
any
balance
in
the
Bank
of
Vitality
any
reserves
of
strength
to
draw
upon?
Replenishment
must
come
through
easily
digested
foods
that
supply
strength.
Build
up
reserves
by
eating
Shredded
Wheat
with
plenty
of
milk.
It
supplies
all
the
elements
you
need.
Try
it
for
breakfast
and
see
how
much
better
you
feel.
Vli
I
jf
WITH
ALL
THE
BRAN
OF
THE
WHOLEWHEAT
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
Our
Reputation
Does
Not
Guarantee
unr
l
sed
Cars
But
our
used
cars
DO
guarantee
ou
r
reputation
We
have
for
sale
on
easy
terms
the
following
cars:
NASH
1928
Sedan
$525.00
CHRYSbER
1928
Sedan
600.00
CHEVROLET
1927
Sedan
$325.00
CHEVROLET
1929
Coupe
,
$625.00
HUDSON
1929
Sedan
....
Price
on
application
All
the
above
cars
reconditioned
and
sold
with
Kaien
Motors
sixty
day
warranty.
Call,
phone
or
write.
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
CHEVROLET
and
BUICK
DEALERS
Phone
52
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DEMAND
Rupert
Brand"
THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PIUNCE
RUI'EKT,
D
C.
COAL
Buy
the
real
Coal
our
famous
Edson
and
Cassidy-'Tclllnftoiv
Jn
any
quantities.
Also
Ilalfctcy
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Uobln
Hood
Flour.
rnwc
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
58
AND
658
Dr
Alexander
i
X-ItAY
SERVICE
l'lIONE
575
1IESNEK
BLOCK
DENTIST
'HANSON
HAS
!
BAD
ANKLE
RIcmbcr
of
Parliament
Broke
Ills
Leg
and
Will
Be
Laid
Up
For
j
Several
Weeks
,
j
With
a
painfully1
''broken
ankle
'sustained
at
Smithers
last
Sunday,
jOlof
Hanson,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
re
turned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
after
having
attended
the
recent
special
session
of
Parliament
in
Ottawa.
As
a
result
of
the
accident,
it
is
feared
Mr.
Hanson
may
be
laid
up
for
several
weeks.
With
the
assistance
of
a
crutch
and
friends
Mr.
Hanson
was
able
to
hobble
from
the
train
to
his
car
on
arriving
here
yesterday
afternoon.
The
accident
was
a
sin
-ii
but!
gainful
one.
With
some
friend:.,
Mr.
Hanwn
went
for
a
short
car
drive
last
Sunday
eveninq
and.
ash'
was
leaving
the
car,
he
stepped
on
sw
-nail
stones
and
fell
to
thn
?rounr
when
these
rolled,
his
ankle
being
turned
and
fractured.
Ills
ankle
is
quite
swollen
and.
for
i
while,
he
will
spend
most
rA
hi
time
at
home.
.
Spsaklng
this
morning
of
the
me-aent
session
of
Parliurnrn
'hich
he
attended
recently.
Mr
tanson
said
that
It
wa?
hard
work
for
a
greenhorn
but.
nevertheless
nterestliig.
The
fact
that
there
ere
late
sessions
tended
to
make
it
tore
arduous.
In
the
regular
ses-ion,
night
sessions,
of
course,
will
not
be
held.
Mr.
Hanson
expects
he
regular
session
to
open
toward
he
end
of
January
,
or,
possibly,
later.
Mr.
Hanson
mentioned
having
iet
almost
every
day
in
Ottawa
J
'.
Brady,
his
opponent
in
the
recent
xneral
election.
Mr.
Brady
was
msy
preparing
his
office
in
con-lectlon
with
his
new
duties
as
cen-us
commissioner
of
the
demo
graphic
branch
of
the
Dominion
lureau
of
Statistics.
"Mr.
Brady
was
ery
kind
to
me,"
stated
Mr.
Han-ion,
i
...
.
NEW
MILL
AT
TERRACE
C.
L.
'M.
OiRsey
Building
Plant
in
Town
to
Keplace
One
Which
Was
Burned
:eyTTbusny
Chgaged
ea"
C.
L.
M.
Qig-
in
erecting
a
awmifr
on
his
property
imme-ilately
south
of
the
railway
cross-ng
on
Kalum
Street,
the
machinery
for
which
is
now
on
the
way
from
Vancouver.
He
expects
to
be
saw-ng
and
shipping
lumber
In
10
days,
This
mill
is
to
replace
the
one
recently
destroyed
by
fire.
Mr.
Qiggey
is
to
be
commended
for
his
enterprise
and
energy
in
proceeding
with
the
erection
of
a
new
mill
immediately
after
suffer-
ng
such
a
heavy
loss.
Yoho
Brown,
Telegraph
Creek
boy
sentenced
to
one
year
in
reform
school
for
breaking
and
entering,
and
Osear
Nelson,
senten
ced
here
to
two
months
at
Okatlo
,fdr
theft
of
a
watch,
were
taken
"south
last
night
on
the
as.
Prince
George
by
Inspector
William
Spil-ler.
.
can
en
tnrnrm
a
n
estce
i
a
rn
w
Give
Him
a
Signet
Ring
Slgcnt
rings
are
appreciated
by
almost
every
man
and
boy.
,
Our
signet
rings
are
solid
gold
In
the
newest
designs.
We
have
a
boy's
fair
weight
10-K.
gold
ring
for
$4.50,
which
is
very
good
value.
Men's
heavy
weight
with
white
gold
top
and
hand
engraved
sides
with
various
shaped
tops
Jn
10-K
and
14-K
from
$7.50
to
$15.00.
We
can
engrave'
with
any
Initials
In
aijyjgyp,
designs.
(Jewellers
Htiic
store
with
the
ClOCH
Prof.
Piccard
of
Germany
clim
;..
0
ift-n:-ta!
gondola
after
postponing
balloon
ascensio.:
al0.
n,
n,
)rn
VAlQS
Irom
earth,
because
of
technical
dif;
.i
r
.
at
iUv
start.
OFFICERS
ARE
Jhanjes
Affecting
Well
Known
I)h-triet
Men
Are
Announced
The
following
transfers
Involving
ell
known
district
police
officers
'.re
announced
from
divisional
icadquarten
of
the
provincial
po-ice
here:
Constable
William
Harrison
from
1rince
Rupert
district
headquarters
o
Tclegranh
Creek.
Constable
ff.
B.
Smith
from
Tele-fraph
Creek
to
Prince
Rupert
district
headquarters.
Constable
C.
O.
Sharp
from
"'rince
Rupert
city
detachment
tr
jueen
Charlotte
City.
Constable
Malcolm
Martin
from
FREE!
Demonstration
per
box
Deaicated
Coconut
per
lb
-
Classic
Cleanser
per,
tin
t
flflT
TKK
IIAIUT
For
Friday
&
Saturday
Prosperity
Week,
Oct.
11-18
Buy
all
ynur
requirements
from
our
home
town.
We
endaavor
te
Tiake
It
imssflile
for
fom.
Here
:Is
a
Bargain
With
every
purchase
of
Blue
Ribbon
Tear,
Blue
Ribbon
Coffee,
Blue
Ribbon
Baking
Powder
or
Blue
Ribbon
Extracts,
we
stre
giving
a
free
cou-jon
which
ntitles
boldor
to
a
irawlng
on
one
8-cup
coffee
Blue
Ribbon
Coffee
per
lb.
Blue
Ribbon
Te
per
lb
5c
50c
Blue
Ribbon
Baking
Powder
&S
par
tin
Blue
Ribbon
Extracts
In
2-oz
and
4-oz.
bottles,
reasonable
prices
Braid's
Blue
Label
Tea
Cup
&
Saucer
free
in
each
package
Soda
Biscuit
Dollar
sate
CEa
00V
I8c!
Save
Money
By
Uuylng
at
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
liollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phone
300
319
Third
Ave.
QtiHt
n
Chi
ioUi-
Citv
to
Prince
Ru-peii
tu'
dei.tca.:ior:.
Countable
Ha:Tts;:i
will
sail
for
the
mirth
c:i
Hit
Princess
Louise
tomorrow
morning.
Week-End
pedals
Malkin's
Best
Teal-lb.
pkg:
Kelicfb;
s
Com
Flakes
per
UbbyM
fam&C
.Jieat'
-
4
tins
2
Malkln'!'
Best
P.:
l
6
ami;
LA
Fifth
Street
pricss
;o.
3
2
pkgs
Rrd
Atow
Soda
Bi.icults
2
pks
Royal
City
Purt
Slrawberry
Jam
4-lb.
tin
Fine
Canadian
Cheese
per
lb.
Malkin's
Best
Orange
Mur-
malode
4-lb.
tin
Royal
City
Peaches
2's
per
tin
KKTAIL
MERCHANTS'
WINDOW
DRESSING
COMPETITION
50c
m
10c
m
25c
Jk
45c
70c
30
50c
25c
Broc!tficld
Creamery
Butter
I
in
l-lo.
pke
XK
Ncbr
Red
Pliims
2li's
per
tin
Bubmarinc
Brand
Pineapples,
sliced
2's
S
tint
Heinz
Cream
Tomato
Boup-.
9
tins
..
Brockfield
r'resh
Pork
9tZi
Sausage,
l
ib
pki
PHnseri
Soap
Flakes
2
pkrs.
...
,
Pearl
White
Naptha
Soap
QC,o!
6
bars
&Us,
Alberta
Market
l'rorfelor
Phnnr
2t
A
BIG
OPPORTUNITY
for
t'lo.
c
who
want
Mcir--Ni
per
tin
25c
Tailor
Made
Suits
Qn
890
nur
windows
for
special
lox
RoKular
PriceB
Reduced
$5.00
to
$15.00
Finest
quality
und
latest
patterns.
Come
in
and
see
us
today
before
it
is
too
late.
8Um
Special
order
complete
and
finished
In
three
days.
See
Ling
the
Cutter
Ling,
the
Tailor
ELI
mW&mim&Smm
Snd
Avenue
Phone
G19
,
.MneMaxuawH'W
.SJTS'lWrtTT.
October
11
to
18
a
M
p
All
merchants
are
entitled
j
?
to
entesfgkiAjAbavt
ajmpetl-'
tion
d
idtiplayfflFCapraBmadc
Goods.
Irtlsl9ciDiculars
ob-
ta-ned
frombougta
Frlzzell.
Secretary.
T.PETER'S
SALE
HELD
nnttal
Yesterday
Afternoon
of
Woman's
Auxiliary
Was
;
T"li
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
St.
I
pgte
s
rhu.ch
held
a
most
successful
saip
yesterday
afternoon,
a
very
,
subiit
mt:il
sum
being
realised
as
a
etux
Trie
church
was
prettily
decorated
for
the
occasion
and,
dur-;ig
th-
uftrnoon.
many
ladles
cal-d
tu
lend
their
patronage
to
the
jlffiV--
The
rrneral
convener
was
Mrs.
I
o.
KoLsey
and
other
ladies
taking
jpart
wore:
i
Plr
in
sewing
Mrs.
W.
II.
Oood-
sell
?.nd
Mrs.
H.
B.
Eastman.
Fancy
work
Mrs.
W.
O.
Vigar
and
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington.
Home
cookiwr
Mrs.
W.
V.
Tat-tersal
sr.
and
Mrs.
8.
Hougan.
Refreahments
Mrs.
A.
H.
Hill-Tout
(convener)
and
Mrs.
S.
E.
Sunbury.
Servlteurs
Mrs.
Lund,
Mrs.
Fowler,
Miss
Margaret
Slevert,
Miss
Ida
Beddie
and
Miss
Violet
Stamp-Vincent.
Fish
Pond
Mrs.
J.
O.
Viereck
:md
Mrs.
R.
L.
ewcontbe.
Candy
Mrs.
A.
Frebourg.
Cashier
Mrs.
W.
Q.
Oakley.
m
Friday
Of
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Novelty
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Featti'c
st.irts
m
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SATURDAY
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4(k
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and
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GLORIA
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TRESP
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and
Annette's
Fash
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or
mraa
vsm
xaa
tarn
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X
X
Young
Mothers
should
know
(7THOUSANDS
of
vital
questions
concerning
your
bab-
'i
cure
arc
bound
to
ariic.
Baby's
Welfare
tells
you
tf
answers.
It
was
written
for
the
use
of
every
young
mot
!
"
by
a
thoroughly
experienced
physician.
It
it
not
tectum
..
nor
does
it
take
the
place
of
your
own
doctor's
advice.
It;
Is
just
a
simple
practical
treatise
in
every
day
lanou.tr
You
cannot
afford
to
be
without
it.
Write
for
your
top
to-day
and
save
yourself
endless
worry.
"
Baby's
food
Is
of
first
consideration.
Wursehlmlf
poc
,l
If
you
cannot,
use
Eagle
Brand,
endorsed
by
tltousami-mothers,
recommended
by
thousands
of
doctors.
It
i
absolutely
pure
and
safe
and
cseedingly
dlajertiU.
Thk
IkwosM
Co,
LfMiTsn.DrpC
A.
1
lotmr
Atcmdm
Bkl(.,
Vancouvir
Sand
rn,
Inm,
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WtlUn",
mlmt
Bbf"
tmcotd
book.
A
MM
KM
,
T
MMpiiMioui'
siimling
wort
book
and
n
worthy
of
unuiujl
marking
Th
hlf
tip
of
every
lii
numr
Bin?
n
colottd
blue
You
can
I
nmukc
Ihfm
Iht
rtn(rrd
Btmlif
trade
m
irk
n
lumped
oi
the
tola.
Look
tor
lint
mark
Accem
no
lubttituiM
th..
none
so
good
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Dealerxhaitheml
rw.
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Ml
CO,
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WORK-BOOTS
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