PACE
srs
THE
DAILY
NEWS
not
have
extra
LAMPSif
-
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11
i
'
r
YOU
provide
extra
silver,
extra
dinner
pieces
and
extra
linen
in
case
of
need.
Keep
extra
lamps
too.
For
you
know
from
experience
how
inconveni'
ent
it
is
not
to
have
"extras"
to
replace
burned-out
Umps.
Edison
Mazda
glare-free
Lamps
give
the
full
value
of
current
consumed.
Buy
a
handy
carton,
today.
L-so
EDISON
MAZDA
LAMPS
A
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
PRODUCT
Distributed
By
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
Distributors
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&
Ward
Phone
125
W.
R.
Love
Electric
Co.
Agents
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
THE
DAIMTIEST
MtEAKFAST
FO'JD
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
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B.C.
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a
a
a
o
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d
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Want
Ads
S
Let
Them
Do
Your
llrokcr
in
Duying
?
and
Selling
I
Somebody
is
watting
to
buy
that
house
or
bedroom
d
set,
or
cost
you
have
to
sell.
Somebody
Is
waiting
to
u
t,ell
that
car.
or
typewriter,
or
whatever
else
it
Is
yeu
o
.in
in
the
market
for.
Oct
the
habit
of
shoortlne
I
Ihmueh
the
Want
Ada.
Voull
ftnrt
nniiriH
.as
undreamed
of
opportunities.
Do
your
shODPtnc
through
these
columns
and
see
how
profitable
and
pleasant
it
is.
HEAD
and
USE
PRINCE
RUPERT
cDAILf
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Phone
98
"If
it's
fully
told
it's
quickly
sold"
M0OOO0Wnc0f&iSH
Try
a
Daily
News
Want
Ad.
GREAT
NEED
OF
BUILDING
FOR
LIBRARY
Magazine
Table
May
Have
to
Be
Excluded
to
Make
Room
For
Rooks
The
need
of
a
new
library
building
was
expressed
la3t
night
when
It
was
debated
whether
the
big
reading
table
would
have
to
be
turned
out
to
make
room
for
book-
I
cases
or
whether
the
present
book
cases
could
be
stacked
more
closely
together
to
avoid
such
a
contingency.
Miss
Crulkshank,
the
librarian,
was
opposed
to
giving
up
the
maga
zines
if
it
could
be
possibly
avoided
as
she
said
they
were
used
a
great
deal.
After
considerable
discussion
it
was
decided
to
leave
the
whole
matter
in
the
hands
of
the
book
committee
to
make
recommenda
tions
at
the,
next
meeting
of
the
board.
In
the
meantime
the
orders
for
new
magazines
are
held
up
pending
a
decision.
The
regular
nfbnthly
meeting
of
ii
e
Auto
Mecnanics
union,
acne
dliled
for
last
night,
was
postponed
until
later
in
t"e
week.
BUY
Canadian
Goods
&
Empire
Products
Support
home
industry
by
buyinjr
Canadian
eoods.
Build
your
country
and
so
help
the
people
of
Canada.
We
offer
these
SPECIALS
for
your
consideration
janaamn
rmu
sizes
4
ana
i
5,
0
tins
Canadian
Cheese
3
lbs
Canadian
Macaroni
3
pkgs.
3ari&dian
Biscuits
Good
assortment,
4
lbs
Braid's
Best
Tea
"The
Best
Yet'
with
each
pound
of
Tea
we
are-of
fering:
a
Cup
and
Saucer
FKEE
3raldrTea
per
lb
"
"
'
Orald's
Coffee
per
lb
,
We
recommend
this
line
stock
up
your
winter
supply
now
Tomatoes
Malkin's
Best
QCp
VOl
2Vi's.
6
Una
Tomatoes
Malkin's
Best
CitZr
2's.
7
tins
Mussallem
Grocery
Co
Limited
417-433
5th
Avenue
East
PHONE
Ik
AND
84
And
see
how
it
wUl
harmonise
the
workings
of
your
household.
Some
folks
think
of
a
woman's
watch
as
a
decorative
piece
of
jewelry.
Every
one
of
our
watches
is
a
timepiece.
Easy
prices.
We
have
a
good
running
15-Jeweled
girl's
watch
in
white
or
natural
color
gold
filled
at
7.50.
Some
fine
quality
latest
model
good
substantial
lifetime
watches
in
gold
filled,
$20.00
to
$25.00.
And
of
course
we
have
the
fw'S'HHfimV'and
Elgin
froirt
S30
to
$65
110
SiTtIC
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
.
aiiacks
LOS
Local
Library
Is
Kept
Busy
Slight
Increase
in
Number
of
Books
Reported
By
librarian
at
Meeting
At
the
meeting
of
the
library
"ward
last
night.
Chairman
O.
V.
Wilkinson
presiding,
the
librarian
reported
a
total
circulation
of
books
luring
the
month
SentemM?
'
1
194
or
a
dally
average
of
lj9.7.
"his
was
mafle
up
of
fiction
2644,
duplicate
pay
152,
non-fiction
4
md
Juvenile
915.
There
are
now
3,003
registered
borrowers.
New
book
were
received
during
the
month,
M
by
gift
and
34
by
purchase,
but
owing
to
discards
ho
total
Rain
was
only
27.
The
number
of
volumes
now
on
the
shelves
and
in
chculatton
Is
now
approximately
7.325.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
m
addition
td
the
chairman
were
Al-lerman
Linaey.
Alderman
Pullen.
Mrs.
KirkpatQck.
Frank
EHbb,
J.
J.
lillies
and
the
librarian.
s
-n
1
a
.
a
5C
&
HERBAL
OINTMENT
i
MEDICINAL
SOAP
ll
50c
nnuumivui
uutj
retain
Give
Your
Wife
A
Good
Watch
IF
j1.11
1
11
11
1
mm
1
a
Cfic
Mussallem's
i
1
MEAT
Market
Loin
Lamb-Chops
Qflfa
per
lb
Loin
Pork
Chops
QA-
per
lb
Loin
Veal
Chops-
Sirloin
Steak
per
lb
37Jeal-
50c
Stew
Lamb
Shoulder
Lamb
Q-fl
6
lbs
Shoulder
Veal
Gfl
5
lbs.
............
V-B.
Shoulder
Pork
4
5
lbs
91
Pork
Sausage
Mussalleni's
Meat
Market
Phones
18
&
81
417
Fifth
Ave.
E.
A
1HG
OPPORTUNITY
for
those
who
want
Tailor
Made
Suits
See
our
windows
for
special
'low
KcKiilar
Prices
"Reduced
$5.00
to
$15.00
Finest
quality
and
latest
patterns.
Come
In
and
see
us
today
before
It
is
too
late.
SUITS
Special
order
complete
and
finished
In
three
days.
See
Line
the
Cutter
Ling,
the
Tailor
TEACHERS'
MEETING
i
Officers
Elected
at
Meeting
Last'
Night-J.
S.
Wilson
Again
President
!
Thr-
annual
meettnf?
ol
the
Princ
Rupert
Teachers'
Association
took
plac
last
evening
in
the
Booth
Memorial
School,
there
beinp
35
member;;
present.
On
behalf
ii
the
Teachers"
Association,
the
president,
J.
S.
Wilson,
welcomed
new
members
of
the
t"ichinr
staffs
of
the
city
and
assured
them
of
the
dcire
of
the
association
to
be
of
assistance
to
them.
The
secretary-treasurer
presented
financial
reports
showing
the
association
to
be
strong
financially.
The
president
reported
on
the
year's
activities,
one
of
the
outstanding
events
being
the
visit
of
fcho
general
secretary
of
the
B.
C.
Federation
of
Teachers,
Mr
Charlesworth.
He
referred
to
the
happy
relationships
existing
between
the
association
and
the
board
of
school
trustees,
and
the
inspector.
He
stressed
particularly
the
value
of
the
monthly
meetings
esiiecially
these
addressed
by
members
of
the
teaching
staffs.
The
membership
last
year
was
the
high
est
on
record
with
a
total
of
36
out
if
36
t-achers
in
the
city.
In
con-iusion
Mr.
Wilson
thanked
the
members
of
the
executive
and
of
;he
refreshment
committee
for
their
hel
iful
co-operation.
A
very
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
warded
the
president
for
his
enthusiastic
leadership
during
the
y
The
election
of
officers
for
the
entu:ng
year
resulted
as
follows:
PresldentJ.
8.
Wilson.
Vice-president
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer.
Secretary-treasurer
A.
Halleran.
Kxecutlve
committee
Miss
N.
Rivett,
Miss
M.
8hiel,
Harry
QU1I-land,
D.
H.
Hartness
and
Eric
Dee.
Pres.?
correspondent
J.
8.
Wilson!
Meetuigs
will
be
held
alternately
In
the
Booth
and
Borden
Schools
and
conveners
of
the
refreshment
committees
for
their
respective
schools
were
elected.
Miss
8.
A.
Mills
for
Borden
8treet
and
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
for
Booth
School.
A
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
accorded
the
retiring
executive
Special
appreciation
was
voiced
of
the
work
of
the
retiring
secretary-treasurer.
W.
W
C.
O'Neill,
who
asked
to
be
relieved
of
the
po-slt)pii
after
four
years
of
service,
lit?
request
was
acceded
to
with
regret.
The
serving
of
refreshments
brought
the
meeting
to
a
close
and
gave
the
new
members
of
the
1
.!'!
.VII".
1
mgggtm
Wednesday,
October
r
ig3t,
Wednesday
&
Thursrtm
TWO
SHOWS
7
and
i)
P.M.
Colin
Clive
in
IP
1?
A
Sensational
All-talking
War
Drama
Tiie
New
York
Times
says
"One
of
the
most
powerful
and
i-
,a
tlful
dramas
of
recent
times."
No
person
in
Prince
Ktinert
should
miss
seejn
this
picture.
S.
P.
McMordic
nnnnw
pnnfiE
"SPANISH
onioxk"
jj
Admission
20c.
and
C3c.
Feature
States
at
7:10
&
1
t
,rA.
,
THUKSDAY
MATINEE.
1;
VgU
OCT.
IltoflG
Feature
starts,
2:40:
15c
K
1,
fl'cSSMTYl
fkidav
&
sATimn
w
HVEEK
-I
"The
Big
Ponf
rmTrnm
1
nr-"
.
.
.
p,-
teachin-;
staffs
an
opportunity
to
become
acquainted.
:
Those
present
were
Miss
A.
A.
Plerc:,
Miss
J.
Macdonald.
Miss
De-1
laney.
Miss
P.
Gwyer.
Miss
O.
E.
j
McArthur.
Miss
M.
Palmer.
Miss
J.
.
D.
Moffatt,
Miss
8.
A.
Mills.
Mlssj
McKay
Miss
N.
Rivett,
Miss
M.
I
8hiel.
Miss
E.
Vickers.
Miss
HalU-j
well.
Mis.-
E.
A.
Mercer.
Miss
Jessie
(
Rothwell.
Mrs.
B
Walker.
Miss
M.
I
Hartin,
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell,
Miss
'
Phyllis
Lamb.
Miss
Morrison.
Miss
E.
P.
Orassle,
Miss
Mary
Baathope,
Miss
Ed
gee
um
be.
Miss
Margaret
McOulre.
Miss
Maud
McOuire,
Miss
Roe.
Miss
White.
D.
II.
Hartness.
Harry
Oilliland,
J.
W.
Plommer.
Fordyce
Clarke.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill,
A.
Halleran
and
Eric
Oee.
Express
Regret
Library
Board
Loss
of
Member
Wwds
el
Appreciation
of
Services
f
Mrs.
Kiripatriek
Cxpresaed
At
Meeting
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
library
board
held
last
night
in
the
libra
ny
building,
the
members
said
fareifell
to
Mrs.
Klrkpatrtck.
Q
V.
Wllkinscn,
chairman,
said
this
was
an
occasion
that
could
not
be
allowed
to
pass
without
some
remarks
of
appreciation
from
him
of
the
work
done
during
the
past
sewn
years
hy
Mrs.
Klrkoatrlck.
Slw
:
active
on
the
board
and
other
walks
of
life
in
Pi:i
uert.
She
was
the
first
w
Canada
to
sit
as
a
member
:
council
and
her
influent
h
ways
been
felt.
Alderman
Pullen
said
in
1
the
board
should
paas
1
f
1
solution
of
regret.
Mrs
Kkk
had
bean
always
faithful
work
even
when
others
wm
ed
to
shift
the
burden
He:
ure
would
be
very
greatly
ted.
not
only
by
membor
board
but
by
many
others
city.
Frank
Dibb
also
spok
datively
of
Mis.
Klrkpatnt
vices
to
the
community
in
ing
the
motion.
D0H7
SUFFER
WITH
DANGEROUS
INOISESliUM
Do
you
laffrr
after
mc.l
v
1
belcltiivy,
from
tottr
anH
anM
Many
believe
they
have
Ih-jii
1
and
tremble
with
iear,
expi
minute
to
drop
dead.
This
can
br
prevented,
likewise
rc
!i
Take
Carter's
Little
Lm
:
after
meals
and
neutralize
tl:
Sweeten
the
aour
and
arid
Mom
.
Itcve
the
sat
and
cncouraici
!
.
The
stotaacn.
hver
and
l
1
.
be
cleansed
of
poison,
pami
OMgerout
tndigettion
diiari".i;
the
system
enjoys
a
tonic
eftiri
1
delay.
Ask
vow
drugai.t
for
.
,
pkg.
of
Carter'
Little
Lvcr
PUi
Do
You
Play
Bridge
9
9
r'
1
A
-A
.
.v.
-
THE
chap
Wlio
ororbld
his
hand
always
losut
hi
10
long
run.
No
iwrson
can
continually
bid
what
ho
hain't
got
and
make
it.
Business
in
one
way
is
something
like
a
gamo
of
biidgo
.
.
.
with
merchants
and
manufacturers
playing
for
your
patronage.
You
want
furniture
and
breakfast
foods,
books
and
clothes,
radios,
cigarettes
and
toys,
groceries,
fruits,
vegetables,
etcthey
want
to
soli
you
thoirs.
Thoy
bid
with
advertising.
The
merchant
who
advertises'
an
unworthy
product
can't
win.
He-toimply
inducing
more
people
to
find
out
in
a
shorter
time
how
poor
it
is.
He
is
overbidding
his
hand,
and
is
bound
to
get
set-
Losing
is
too
costly
.
.
dopend
upon
it,
products
that
are
advertised.
must
bugqodl
The
ndvrtistiTientsJihis
newspaper
arc
guides
to
the
finest!
worchanjif
olovcry
sort,
merchandise
carefully
and
faithfully
RnaTlef
certain,
honest
value.
You
effn'
trust
the
manutacturers
who
write
thorn.
It
pays
to
read
the
advertisements.
They
arc
bids
backed
by
products
that
can
compete
in
the
open
.
.
.
and
win.
.
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u
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BBiniBiiiiaiBiBiifBiBiainisi
Second
Avenue
Phone
019