A
5
A
LL
c
i.
r'
Such
Crowds
iL
Must
yf.
ACME
Here
is
Just
One
of
the
.Many
SUIT
BARGAINS
We
Ifave
For
You
Reg.
$37.50
Value
Men's
18-oz.
guaranteed
Blue
Serge
Suit,,
hand
tailored
and
beautifully
finished
throuxhoui
Yes,
sir.
it
s
a
wonderful
bargain
at
our
sale
price
COO
QC
ot
only
jy&AtOO
MEN'S
ENGLISH
FLANNEL
SHIRTS
Reg.
$4.00
ralues.
Men's
pure
wool
English
Flannel
novelty
cheek
Shirts.
Your
choice
CI
(HZ
Sale
Price
?XJ
MEN'S
PURE
WOOL
SWEATERS
Reg.
$4.00
ralues
Men's
Pure
Wool
V-Neck
and
Coat
Sweaters,
assorted
shades.
Your
QCp
choice,
think
of
it.
onlyfwv
A
SELLINO
BOYS
SUITS.
LONG
PANTS
Reg.
Reg.
to
$13.95
Boys'
Long
Pant,
good
wearing
Tweed
Safe
Suits.
Really
an
outstanding
Bargain
Sizes
to
39.
rteg.
Your
choice
Off
QC
Sale
Price
iyOuO
Price
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Reg
$1.25
values.
Men's
Boys'
fieht
weight
sprint
needle
Combinations,
short
sleeves
Safe
Sale
and
ankle
Price
length
69
c
REG.
$1."5
VALUE
Reg.
Men's
medium
Weight
Combination
Underwear,
art
silk
strip,
long
sleeve,
all
ankle
length
on
Qfa
Hah
sale
at
only
per
suit
SaW
ACME
IMPORTERS
Mag
ician
Saves
Life
of
Indian
Boy
Yesterday
Due
to
the
presence
of
mind
of
Prof.
Roy,
palmist
and
fortune
teller,
an
Indian
lad
was
saved
from
possible
drowning
at
the
government
wharf
yesterday
afternoon.
n
lad
Hnnfwl
anrl
fIl
(Mm
the
wharf
into
the
water.
Prof
Roy.
who
uak
rt.rh
Ah.rH
h.
v-.
plight
and
threw
him
a
line
which
he
grasped
to
be
pulled
to
safety
He
was,
apparently,
little
the
worst
for
his
cold
ducking
Jones'
Family
MEAT
MARKET
Phone
957
Phone
95
Shoulder.
Pork
'
50c
4
lbs.
Perk
Chop
35c
5
lbs
Vial
Chop
"
35c
2
lbs.
Lamb
Chop
35c
2
lbs.
-
a
akMn.
Steaks
35c
2
lb.
-
TiBone
Roaster
15c
lb.
Romp
Roat-
50c
4
lbs
:
P6t
KuasU-,
35c
4
1.
i.iA.,,,...
.
Round
StoakJ
15c
per
lb.
.
JH....,....-..
..,
Himberger
feCeak
25c
3
Iba.
..
.4
Billing
Beef,
3
lbs.
25c
1
buntfi
Uh6U
Tomato
Bansace
10c
per
lb
.!
...
Spar
Rlb4
25c
3
lbs
B6neless
Stewfng
Beef
25c
3
lbs
I
hat
Can
Draw
I
i
IMPORTERS
,000.00
PUBLIC
Us
doors
OPENS
clock
sharp
bargains
than
ever.REAI)
comparisons.
Come
(o
the
Positively
no
reserve.
Wc
-
....
bargains!
Uuy
till
it
hurts!
isavc
as
never
bclore:
STANFI
ELD'S
HEAVY
UNDERWEAR
Reg.
$4.00
a
suit.
Stan
field
s
Red
Label
2-piece
heavy
ribbed
Underwear
QO
QC
Sale
Price
?Ut7U
tooke's
flight
simrrs
Reg.
$2
50
values.
Tooke's
Broadcloth,
well
known
Flight
Brand
Shirts,
assorted
blades
and
pat
terns
to
choose
from
Althouah
thL
is
a
contract
line
1.95
they
are
on
sale
at
EVENT
THAT
WILL
MAKE
RETAILING
HISTORY
FOR
THIS
STORE
SHOE
DEPARTMENT
$5.5r
values,
Mens
BlkCsJf
Oxfords
O
QQ
Price
t?A.OO
$4.50
Men's
solid
leather
plain
toe
Work
Eoois
82.95
sond
leather
School
Sheet
sizes
1
to
5
QO
QQ
Price
V0'
TRENCH
COATS
$930
values.
Men
s
steam
vulcanized
Trench
Coat,
guaranteed
to
stand
climates,
made
of
En
texture
Price
$5.85
Sale
made
In
!HIS
FUNERAL
HELD
SUNDAY!
Stewart
Pays
Final
Respects
to
Late'
Commtaioner
Joseph
Wilson
thJ
marrU8e
t00k
P
Very
RTFWABT
STEWART.
Oct
V.t
19
12
-One
On-
of
f
the;qnlet,y
at
2
o
clock
yesterday
after-targest
and
most
Impressive
fu-
uoqq
c
parsonage
of
First
Unl-aerals
ever
held
in
Stewart
tookited
churchv
C"D
of
place
on
Sunday
afternoon
whi
.
,
f
Mta
vwu
Commissioner
Joseph
H.
WUaon
was
r
,
!
takI
at
re,t
T"
wa
held
at
St.
Mark's
Church,
Rev.
Q.
H.
Moody
officiating.
The
church
was
packed
to
the
doors
and
over
a
I
hundred
people
stood
outside
dui-ilng
the
service.
'
In
his
funeral
address
Rev.
Mr.
Moody
spoke
feelingly
of
the
unsel-
i
f
hh
service
for
the
community
performed
by
the
late
Mr.
Wilson
in
many
different
capacities.
Mr.
Wilson
was
a
member
of
the
school
'board
and
a
commissioner
of
the
village
of
Stewart
at
the
time
of
his
death.
For
many
years
previously
he
had
been
the
secretary
of
the
Stewart
General
Hospital
Associa
tion
and.
In
other
capacities,
had
served
this
community.
A
profusion
of
floral
tributes
bore
added
testimony
to
the
high
place
Mr.
Wilson
had
held
in
the
respect
and
affections
of
the
dfetrlet.
Be
sides
Stewart,
the
communities
of
Premier
and
Hyder.
B.C.
and
Hyder,
Alaska,
were
well
represented.
Pallbearers
were
W.
R.
Tooth,
chairman
of
the
municipal
council;
Commissioner
W.
L.
Newell,
P.
8.
Jack,
secretary
of
the
School
Board;
Clyde
Hagar,
Secretary,
Pioneers
of
Alaska.
Hyder
Branch;
II.
P.
Oibson
and
O.
J.
Hutehlngs.
Rudderham
Off
To
Islands
On
Campaign
Tour
a.
W.
Rudderham.
C.
C.
F.
can-
idate
for
Prince
Rupert
In
the
i
irthcoming
provincial
election,
left
yesterday
afternoon
with
Jaek
Prescott
aboard
the
latter'
gasboat
for
Massett
and
other
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
on
a
campaign
tour
o'
i
I
be
Good
SALE
tomorrow
morning
at
9
o'
with
a
greater
array
of
ON
MEN!
Note
the
price
greatest
sale
we
ever
held.
promise
you
bargains,
real
I
-
.
m
D
ME.VS
PYJAMAS
Reg.
$2.50
values,
Men's
extra
fine
quality
Flannelette
Pyjamas
Price
S1.65
Reg.
$4.00
values.
Mens
fine
quality
English
Broadcloth
Pyjamas.
Tooke
made
Q-f
Q
Sale
Price
QXVO
Tl'KNBl'LL'S
COMBINATIONS
Reg
$4.50
Turn
ball's
pure
wool
medium
weight
Com-
CO
QC
binations.
3ale
Price
0i0J
MEN'S
FURNISHINGS
Of
the
better
kind
at
prices
that
will
bring
hundreds
of
shoppers
hurrying
to
the
Acme.
Beg.
$1.7$
values,
men's
Tweed
Caps,
Sale
Price
Reg.
35c
Men's
heavy
grey
woolen
Work
Socks.
8ale
Price
Reg.
75c
Men's
heavy
PoUce
Suspenders.
Sale
Price
Reg
05c
Men's
SMfc
Tie,
a
wonder
ful
selection
to
eboese
from.
Price
Reg.
85c
Men's
Silk
Webb
Suspenders.
Sole
Prlee
79c
23c
48c
29c
59c
Reg.
$6
valuta
Men's
Pure
Fur
Felt
Hats,
by
Blltmore
en
aq
Price
3.HO
W.
0.
GRANT
Full
Charge
of
Sale
Terrace
Girl
is
Bride
of
Anyox
Man
Yesterday
Dix
of
Kltsumkalum
Lake.
ai
Charleston
Cauthers
of
Anyox.
The
wwe
wore
a
brown
ensemble.
Witnesses
of
the
ceremony
were
Mr.
Sam
Haudenschlkt
and
the
bride's
father.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cauthers
left
yesterday
afternoon
by
tram
for
a
week's
honeymoon
trip
to
Terrace
after
which
they
will
take
up
residence
at
Anyox.
Surprise
Party
Tuesday
Night
Forty
Friends
Gather
to
Honor
Occasion
of
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell's
Birthday
In
honor
of
the
birthday
of
Mia
Osrottne
Mitchell,
some
forty
friends
gathered
Tuesday
evening
m
a
surprise
party
at
her
home
on
AUIn
Avenue,
Westvlew.
The
evening
was
happily
spent
in
dancing,
music
being
furnished
by
Charlie
Balagno
and
Tony
Rorle.
At
midnight
delicious
ref
reshment.
trotifht
by
the
uninvited
guest,
fe
served.
A
handsome
birthday
.ake
wtfe
presented
to
Mts
Mitchell
who
received
the
hearty
congratulations
and
best
wishes
of
all
for
many
happy
returns
of
the
day.
IS
SERVING
10
UK
MONTHS
It
being
hi
second
offence,
Reg
Rudland
was
fined
$300,
with
option
of
four
months'
Imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
McCIymont
In
city
wllee
court
thto
morning
for
tup-Hying
liquor
to
Indians.
Rudlund
jl
serving
the
time,
iprjoN
is
IN
SESSION
1
1
cnvion
Board
Appointment
Pre
tested
questionnaire
to
Elee
tinn
Candidate
i
The
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
,
cnnadiarr
Legion.
BrtthTt
Empire
Service
League,
held
IU
half-yearly
nieettrrg
lasf
evening.
PfesWent
J
iPreece
was
in
the
chair
and
there
srtis
a
large
attendance
of
members
Election,
of
officers
fr
Uhj
ert-
halng
six
monlBW
resulted
hi
the
I
return
by
acclamation-
of
the
pre
sent
executive
as
follows:
President,
3.
Prsoee.
First
Vice-President.
W.
J.
Ranee
Second
Vfee-Presldent.
R.
T.
Ar-
derson.
Bxecutfv
asembers
8.
A.
Bird.
S.
B.
Martha.
0.
L.
YOUnnsna,
It.
K
James.
H
KMfn
and
ET.
6.
SeW-
jert.
TrsfeeT
Stivers,
S.
A-
Bird
and
J.
S.
Wilson.
Auditor
C
V
Bvitt.
Honorary
officers
were
a4e
reelected
wfth
the
Mkfltfsti
of
Liewfc-Col
S.
D.
Johnston,
the
eompfcfe
list
being:
Honorary
Presrdea.
Oai
0.
W.
Peck.
V.C.
Hnjrary
Vice-Ft
widens.
Mafor
J
W
McGregor.
V.C..
DS
O.:
Lieot.-col
S.
p.
McMordtP.
D0,
and
Lreul-Col.
S.
D
Jonastoii.
MC
.
VD
Pratest
Appointments
A
strong
protest
was
made
to
the
Dornfnten
government
against
the
lppofntmenU
to
the
present
pension
eeinmtislon
and
non
-appoint
tent
of
CoL
C
Peek
to
the
net-board.
ew
raenvbert
were
BUI
Bailey,
Hfnry
Catderwood.
P.
A.
MatCal-'um.
J.
G.
Suthertsnd
and
Oeorge
MaekHn.
A
quesflonnalre
(0
candidate
In
he
provincial
election
prepared
by
the
provincial
command
was
dls-
usied
and
copies
are
to
be
sent
U
the
candidates
In
thk
riding
wit),
he
request
that
they
send
written
replieh
to
the
branch
and.
if
they
at'
desire,
publish
them
in
the
local
pre6
The
WornfVa
AassHary
I
staking
-;ood
hea4wayuitt
kta
preparations
for
the
bazaar
to
be
held
In
the
first
week
In
December.
The
ladles
have
mapped
oat
an
extensive
program
of
relief
work
among
returned
men
and
their
dependent.
Plans
are
alao
under
way
for
the
annual
Poppy
Day
and
Remem-orance
Day
celebrations.
Prt:rrs
on
Building
Gratification
was
expressed
at
the
progrexg
being
made
on
the
rebuilding
of
the
front
portion
of
the
inbrooms.
The
new
building
will
be
a
decided
asset
to
the
city
In
appearance
and
provide
adequate
facilities
for
the
local
branch
and
the
Women's
Auxiliary
Is
Committed
For
Trial
in
Interior
Frank
Miller
Alleged
to
Have
Come
Into
PoMrsslon
of
StOO
By
Illegal
Means
On
a
charge
of
obtaining
poasea-akm
of
iVtO
illegally
from
F.
H.
Gleeaon.
Frank
Miller
has
been
oommiUed
for
trial
by
Sttpendiary
MagUtrate
o
H.
Milburn
UPrtnse
Oeorge
and
wui
be
appearing
hortly
In
Oounty
Court
there
before
Judge
H.
A.
Robertson
for
election.
Ofeeson,
who
live
at
Dome
Creek,
bad
paid
a
vIsM
to
Prmee
Oeorge
and
had
rfrvn
$300
from
the
bank
in
that
city.
While
on
his
way
home
accompanied
by
MHIer,
Oleeson
lost
the
money,
reporting
the
loss
to
the
pdHe.
MHIer
stayed
for
two
day
with
Oleeson
at
Dome
Creek
and
then
went
back
to
Prince
Oeorge
and
entered
hospital.
In
Miner
s
clothe
was
found
$200.
the
numbers
on
the
bill,
according
to
the
police,
being
fourid
to
eheck
up
with
the
money
Oleeson
had
drawn
from
the
bank.
Miller
arrest
and
committal
for
trial
followed,
according
to
report
received
at
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here.
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert.
Bear
rugs
mounted
In
any
style.
Oame
heads
a
specialty.
AH
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FUR8
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prices
K.
HIx,
Taxidermist
Terrace,
B.C.
SEMINOIX
WINNER
OF
cwArtnrrTcrr
sTAnrjr
a
.
.tmff
milKKT.
Erie.
Gel.
e'li.CP.-J.
i.
WldenVti
SemVl
4-
note,
a
long
shot,
won
the
"CeaarewTtch
Stakes
yesterday,
defeating
toote
Strife
by
two
4
iengths.
Rio
de
Paris
was
third
In
Uie
field
Of
twenty-three
horses
,
4.
MEETING
OF
GIRLS'
CLUB
Hlfh
School
Group
Gathers
U
Ite
;
organiie
For
Year
The
first
meeting
of
the
High
School
Otrl
Club
was
held
yester-1
day
for
the
purpose
of
reorganise-j
tten.
The
meeting
opened
with
the
i
honorary
president
In
the
ehalr.
A
There
it
no
better
fishing
coun-brief
talk
was
given
on
the
purposes)
try
than
Canada,
beneves
Mrs
J
of
the
Chris'
dob
far
the
benefit
of
the
ftrst
year
stadenU.
The
following
officer
were
etee-
ted:
Honorary
Preeioent,
Mia
Mar-
jorl
Dimeek.
Preaidsnt.
Miss
Maxine
IleM-
Vlee
President.
Miss
LueiMe
Brookseank.
Secretary-Treasurer.
Mlsa
Cered-
wln
Morgan.
Reporter.
Mia
Dorothy
O'Neill.
The
executive
stoo
eimfltat
f
re
presentatives
from
the
different
classes.
They
are
Mlaaea
Dora
Ar-
ney.
Winnie
Cameron.
Leah
Basso-Bert.
Lillian
Jones
and
Yotond
Domtnato
Gyro
Club
Appeal
For
Clothes
Meets
Splendid
Response
The
campaign
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
to
collect
suitable
used
elethkng
for
dtstrrfeatien
among
the
needy
Is
meeting
wftfc
good
resaiu
and
many
asrfendM
donations
have
been
made.
K
was
re
ported
to
the
crab
at
Hs
boamess
luncheon
on
Tuesday
of
this
week
ti
the
Beaton
Cafe
It
at
expected
that
the
campaign
vrrH
be
eoneroded
within
the
next
week
or
ten
day
Matter
pertalnfog
to
the
elub's
trust
fund
were
also
dtscassed
at
Tuesday's
luncheon.
Monoplane
on
Its
Way
to
Anchorage
tVnman
and
Two"
Boys
Fattentm
On
Air
Marhlne
Which
Put
In
Here
Lat
Night
With
Pilot
Chester
MeLane
at
the
controls.
II.
W.
Barnhtn
a
sir
en
gineer
and
Mrs.
Thyra
MerrM
and
two
boys
on
board
a
passengers,
a
Seattle
monoplane
landed
here
at
S
o'clock
last
evening
from
the
Pa
get
Sound
eKy
and
hopped
f
f
shortly
before
noon
today
In
con-
Unuation
of
a
flight
to
Anchorage.
Alaska.
The
machine
ref
Betted
while
here
Today's
.Weather
Prince
Rupert
Strong
southeast
wfhd;
raining,
barometer.
J7;
temperature,
48;
sea
rough
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
fresh
southerly
wind:
barometer.
29
64:
temperature.
SO;
sea
choppy.
Triple
Island
Raining,
strong
southwest
wind;
sea
rough.
Lahgara
Island
Overcast,
strong
southerly
wind;
sea
choppy.
Altyox
-Raining,
calm.
.4.
StewarU-Snowlng,
calm,
40,
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
41.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm.
39,
Burns
Lake
-Cloudy,
windy,
40,
B.
C,
TEAM
WON
GAME
Salmon
Bellies
Come
lo
Life
and
ItegMrr
Vlelory
In
Box
Lae
rowc
Series
NEW
WE8TMIN8TER.
Oct
CP
The
New
Westminster
Sal
moh
Denies
defeated
Hamlltoi.
Tigers
8
to
1
In
the
third
game
of
the'
box
lacrosse
title
series
last
night,
making
the
series
count
La
,
dat
two
games
to
one
In
favor
of
we
riiNvcrners.
iiie
fourth
gume
will
bs
playtd
Friday
night,
(1
PLANS
FOR
HOOP
GAME
Moone
Half
k
rjifated
fr
Season's
Play
snd
Annaal
Mcrtlng.Kct
...
For
Nest
Monday
Night
With
the
Moose
Hall
engaged
it
the
Venue
for
play
and
the
aphial
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
lfcy
ketball
Assoctatiqn
scheduled
far
'
Monday
evening
hexT
an
active
hoop
season
In
Prince
Rupert
this
l
winter
la
already
assured.
Plans
preliminary
to
the
organizing
of
teams
have
already
been
set
I
in
motion
and
It
Is
anticipated
that
there
will
be
keen
competition
in
the
usual
various
leagues.
Considerable
Interest
is
being
manifested
SPORT
CHAT
1
ID.
Abbott,
well
known
English
sportswoman
who
has
fished
and
bunted
In
many
countries
She
sailed
from
Quebec
recently
for
fcrr
home
In
London
wMb
four
fine
souvenirs
of
her
feet,
fttfetng
trip
to
this
country
They
wre
at
square-tailed
speckled
trout,
the
largest
speesmen
weleMng
sight
pounds
one
ounce,
and
were
mounted
In
special
casus
which
Mrs
Abbott
had
set
up
m
her
stateroom
on
the
liner
"They
were
caught
uii
the
Ntpsgon
district."
she
aaM
Next
year
she
hope
to
come
barkn
and
do
some
more
Hating
In
Can
ada.
With
aU
branches
of
local
sport
rag
activity
quiet
a
tana
at
thl
time.
cutonaty
infest
was
displayed
last
week
by
Prince
Rupert
batefcall
fottnvers
fcn
the
World
Series
between
the
New
Yarfci
Otants.
pennant
winners
of
the
National
League,
and
Washington
Senators,
champions
of
the
Ameri
can
League.
It
is
some
year
since
4ther
the
Otani
or
the
Senator
have
been
In
a
World
Series
and
neither
of
them
were
fsvred
at
the
outset
of
the
im
seam
ta
Uriah
on
top.
OomisyHutry.
there
was
a
good
deal
of
apeeulauon
as
to
the
outcome
of
this
year's
Series
and
much
difference
of
opin-
Hm.
some
felt
that
the
plu-hinr
1
staff
which
contributed
to
much
lo
the
feat
of
the
Olanta
In
win
Meg
the
pesmaat.
rtd
see
them
through
to
the
world'i
:itle
the
other
hand,
some
fast
that
th'
Senators
probably
had
Ukt
afror.
ast
all
round
baseaaU
ortantea'.iur.
when
all
department
of
the
game
particularly
batting
were
taken
Into
OMteideraUon
On
the
whole
it
was
apparent
that
the
8eri.
this
year
would
not
be
the
rlir'
It
wa
last
season
when
the
Nrw
York
Yankees
conquered
the
Chicago
Cwbs
in
four
straight
games
fa
tM
years
Series
the
Olantt
snowed
themselves
to
be
decidedly
the
most
effective
batsmen.
C.N.R.
Badminton
Is
Opening
For
Season
Shortly
The
Canadian
Nstional
Recrea-BadrrdntoN
tfon
Association
duto
Uy
TVrHftf
l.orgaataation
plana
for
the
1
$11-54
season
with
P.
M
Davis
as
dvoiee
for
ehalrman
OfflcUl
opening
ceremonies
will
const
f
in
American
tournament
on
Sunday
when
a
large
entry
list
U
anticipated.
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