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ENGLISH
PICTURES
Regular
habitues
of
the
theatre
find
it
difficult
to
adjust
themselves
to
the
change
which
has
taken
place
through
the
increasing
number
of
British
pictures
and
the
ted
flurry
in
business
did
not
come.
October
instead
of
being
unusually
busy,
fell
flat.
It
evidently
has
been
the
fail-
3X
V
I
i;
oaern,
A
icmt
BANKING
SERVICE
Tht
Outcome,
of
u6
Years
of
Successful
Banking
Operation
The
Built
WMontrtil
plc?i
at
the
disposal
of
hf
clients
a
moJern.
tfficK-nt
trrvke
in
eerjr
drputfflrnt
of
domeuK
ind
furrigo
bjnkin.
ENK
OF
MONTREAL
TOTAL
IIITS
IN
IXCISt
or
F.
A.
MacCALLUM.
Manager
-Steu-aty
.
Uranclit
R.
R.
UAACK,
Manager
Thefish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
R.C.
RICE
CUSTARD
PUDDING
prepare
this
delicious
way
.
.
'MM
'
1
4
nifM
tailed
rirc
3
em
H
up
aaaar
h
teaanaoa
iaH
Reci3
like
thia
one
make
rife
pudding
a
delicacy
rather
than
just
"another"
dessert.
The
custard
pbya
an
important
part
in
making
tnia
pudding
a
really
delirious
dencert,
and
when
it
is
made
with
Nettle's
Evaporated
Milk,
you
can
t
confident
of
Cor
rect
moisture,
good
rich
coloring,
a
pleasing
rmisisteno
,
and
above
all,
a
item
tous
tljMuir.
recent
improvement
in
those
pictures.
People
had
become
Tothereri,givntiowfor
en
innrorl
tn
Hnllvu'nnrl
and
tho
AmoviMti
voices
that
they
had
almost
forgotten
the
dialects
and
voices
Qf
Uritish
people.
Take-as
an
example
the
picture
shown
this
week,
"Good
Companions."
It
was
an
excellent
picture
and
the
general
local
verdict
was
very
favorable
to
it.
But
there
were
a
number
of
people
who
found
it
difficult
to
follow
the
Yorkshire
dialect
and
who
sometimes
lost
the
thread
of
the
play
through
inability
to
understand
some
of
the
conversation.
ThatSHese
pictures
are
appreciated
is
made
clear
by
the
attendance
and
by
the
enthusiastic
expressions
of
those
who
attend.
The
Capitol
management
is
to
be
congratulated
on
trying
to
fill
a
demand
for
wholesome
pictures
although
sometimes
we
think
greater
care
might
be
exercised,
irx
the
choice
of
week-end
offerings
which
are
always
seen
by
a
large
number
of
children
at
the
Saturday
afternoon
matinees.
a
iitm
art
ili'alwtc
,i;nnnt,
nr.f1
,1
,hat
that
"
may
.be
be
ud
at
any
til
time
and
ju
uiui.ci
iu
nwy
v"M
oiiu
me
aiuciiioii
uia:i.w
auu
.
ollrn
with
Mjrcew'
Rice
Custard
Pudding
l
otpNaiaf
Km
1
niDl
rirea
NllMM
Bnt
tfa.
add
war
and
nit
Mir
writ,
than
idd
N'ratlfi
Kva.ir.n1
Milk,
warn
and
rirr.
Turn
intoa
bultrrM
tukintf-di-h.
Sinklrilh
nutmrf.
S
ti
i
i-.ui
t
t.
t
.il.r
ami
bukria
4
numeral
.-n
:
At
(
t.tit;l-rt
titrabuvll
in
hi.
Servu
T:i
:
M.ln.t
hn.wn
sugar
fynip.
Vwki:
U.rii.t..
NESTLES
EVAPORATED
TML
I
LIC
tf
CmJtmuJ
tim4
BtMpsfd
MJIk.
1233
The
monthly
report
of
the
National
City
Bank
of
New
!
TfJT
ID
WpV
IN
York,
reviewing
the
financial
situation,
referred
to
the
vUlAIlLi
1
111
disappointing
autumn,
disappointing
because
the
exnec
BADMINTON
lire
of
business
conditions,
to
improve
that
has
made
it
,,fr.club
Lue
l0
conducted
jicteicwy
lur
neaiueiiu
nuuseven
10
resort
10
liuiauon
in
order
to
raise
the
price
of
commodities.
Theye
is
one
thing
of
which
we
may
be
sure
and
that
is'
iV.r.i
.......
.In..
..
4.1
.1
1
1?
'
Again
This
Winter
by
Central
Association
uuu
uvci
ua
cue
geiuug
ijuv
nv
uay
wnen
COuu-t
The
Prince
Rupert
Taartsnlnton
tlons
Will
be
Showinjja
delinite
upward
trend
We
are
safe
Association,
at
a
meetina
last
niant.
in
saying
that
conditions
in
Canada
are
better
than
they
decided
o
conduct
an
inter-due
wprp
a
vpar
ntrn.
A
numhpr
nf
hnsinpssmpn
in
Prino
Pn.
league
competition
this
whiter
pert
sav
conditions
are
better
here
than
they
were
last
jj
JJt
TaJ
X
There
is
to
be
confident
that
year.
every
reason
better
and
entries
wiu
close
next
MoodT,
times
are
not
far
away.
n
is
exacted
to
get
play
under
way
i
on
November
38
or
37.
In
addition
to
the
usual
city
tournament,
the
idea
of
tokUng
a
city
bandlfaf)
tottrnament
towards
the
end
ot
the
season
la
betes;
cotvMef
ed.
i
The
tokpateg
offlem
have
town
elected:
,
President.
A.
O.
Ave.
'
Vice-President.
Prank
Russell.
I
Secretary.
Robert
Rartlett.
i
The
executive
will
include
two
,
delegates
from
each
affiliate
club.
I
Edmonton
Mayor
Is
Re-elected
Daniel
Knott
is
Araln
Choice
of
Alberta
Capital
Defeating
Ex-Mayor
Clarke
EDMONTON.
Nor.
9:
CP
Daniel
Knott
was
re-elected
mayor
of
Edmonton
yesterday
by
a
majority
of
six
thousand
over
J.
C.
Clarke,
former
mayor.
Hotel
Arrivals
Itoyal
Albert
Moe.
Seattle:
Dillle
the
Jap.
city:
K.
Komafcl.
Bkeena.
Central
Mrs.
K.
Oken.
Prince
Rupert.
Prince
Itupert
It
S.
Mraoskey
and
A.
C.
Oar
diner,
Vancouver.
The
first
co-operative
store
in
Canada
was
opened
at
SU-llarton.
NJ3.,
In
1861.
ZIG-ZAG
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
liKludlnt
EiciM
Tai
New
FLAT
Baok
Th
.am.
pmprr
a
In
1
nit
Anromatltiut
Book
J
ll.ltnod
ZIG
ZAG
R.f
u.
SutxtttutM
THE
DAILY
NEWS
The
Letter
Box
SATURDAY
HOLIDAY
Editor.
Dally
News:
In
reply
to
the
editorial
In
the
Daily
News
on
Wednesday.
November
8.
In
reference
to
stores
closing
on
Remembrance
Day"
wherein
E.
F.
Jones,
elty
solicitor,
explained!
that
It
was
not
compulsory
for
re-
J
tall
stores
to
observe
the
holiday
ualess
they
so
wished,
I
wish
to
state
that,
before
the
Retail
Merchant'
Association
of
this
city
In
serted
In
our
local'
papers
that
all
!
retail
stores
in
this
city
must
ob-
serve
the
holiday
on
'Remembrance
(
Day."
the
association
was
advised
,
that
such
was
the
case
and
advertised
accordingly.
Since
the
advice
I
given
by
Mr.
Jones
created
considerable
misunderstanding
regarding
1
the
Interpretation
of
the
Act.
fur
ther
advice
was
sought.
The
following
wire
wag
received
today
from
Geo.
R.
Matthews,
Secret
R
C.
Board
Retail
Merchants'
Assbl
ciatiorr
ot
Canada:
-November
llth
by
Act
of
Par,-J
,
lumen
i
aeciarea
Kememorance
uy
j
but
this
does
not
control
retakl
e-j
tabUshments.
PtovUiclal
govern-
ments
place
own
lfiterpretatlon
on
.
Act
British
Cotombia
under;
weekl)'
;
Half
Holidajr
Act
declared
Rernem-Ibrance
Day
statutory
holiday.
Regardless
of
legal
opinion
police
have
no
choice
and
must
prosecute
U
a
complaint
is
made.
AU
stores
governed
by
Weekly
Half
Uofetv
Act
:
must
close
oe
Resabraaee
Day."
I
Thia
realy
shoufa
ad)ut
the
la-j
terpretaUoti
given
by
Mr
Jonea.
Thanking
you.
Mr.
Editor,
for.
the
space.
j
DOUG
FRISZELL.
I
Secretary
Retail
Merchants'
Assocaattor,
P.S.
For
Mr.
Jones'
IsfafiaatioB
thia
la
eoveeed
by
Weeklr
Half
Holiday
Act
Chap.
773.
R.
a
Q.
C
Sec.
14.
aineaded
19S2.
Chap.
j.
Soc.
4.
UtMUMBUANCE
D,Y
SdUor.
DaUy
News:
One
gathers
tbere
la
seme
dis-t
cuaaaon
as
to
the
flToallK
of
stores
Ion
Reraerabrance
Day.
To
enforce
the
closing
legally
there
would
ap-1
pear
to
be
need
for
a
Uy
blaw
making
it
operative.
Surely
this
la
not
a
matter
that
require
a
law.
1
The
soldiers
volunteered
is.
the'
first
place,
know-sag,
or
at
any
rate
believing,
that
their
country
would
at
least
honor
them,
for
their
wU-
Ungneas
to
do
"their
bit."
Is
it
too
much
to
expect
that,
even
In
the
present
gaperaUen.
their
aaerifke
should
be
recognised
by
the
observance
of
the
day
as
a
Reraembmnee
Day?
,
Presumably
there
are
a
few
whp
fear
they
might
lose
some
buslaeas.
'
How
could
they
IX
all
respect
the
Tiemory
of
the
dead
by
closing?
The
I
profiteers
during
the
war
are
re
membered
wtth
scorn
and
hatred.!
Are
there
aMJl
some
who
would,
make
monay
at
the
expense
ot
the
'
dead
or
their
lfvtng
disabled
comrades?
i
Unless,
and
until,
Prince
Rupert
learns
to
look
at
things
In
a
broad
light,
there
can
be
Htele
hope
for
our
progress.
1014-1919,
The
factory
system
began
to
exist
in
Canada
In
the
00's
and
70's
of
the
last
century
Another
Ileal
SPECIAL
For
the
Holiday
Perfect
IJa!ance(
S.
6.
Shot
Gun
and
box
of
12
ga.
Shells
$15.95
Oi1y
Three
Outfit
Kaien
Hardware
PHONE.
3
CHURCH
NOTICES
I.
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Special
Armistice
Day
Services
Saturday.
November
11
Low
Mass
at
8
A.M.
High
Maw
of
Requiem
at
9
A.M.
MEETING
OF
MUSIC
ClUB
Mi
vi
Clixabetli
Currie
in
Charge
oi
Program
at
Home
of
Mrs.
O,
C.
Walker
Yesterday
The
regular
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
Ladies'
Music
Club
took
place
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
non
of
Mrs.
O.
C.
Walker.
Seostul
Avenue,
with
Miss
Elizabeth
Currie
m
charge
of
the
arrangement
of
a
iniMielianeou
program
a
ad
the
pre
sident.
Mrs.
R.
L
Mcintoah.
in
tne
chair.
Miss
Currie
read
an
Interest
ing
paper
on
the
subject
of
"The
arpwtvot
Music"
and
the-AmlaMce
annivanaty
sea
inn
was
observed
ry
Mrs.
vUllam
Crulckahank
sing
ibk
"In
Flanders
Fields'
while
the
toembers
stood
at
attention
In
remembrance
of
the
war
dead.
The
pfoaram
waa
aa
follows:
!
"O
Canada
'
Paper.
"The
Orowth
of
Music."
Miss
Elizabeth
Currie.
i
Piano
solo.
"Polonaise."
op.
36
No
j'!..
(fifiarp
minor
(dfiopTn.
MrsTfe.
1
Smith.
Vocal
duet.
"On
Wings
of
Song"
Mendelssohn
.
Mrs.
Bmeat
Anderson
and
MUi
Lillian
llalUwell.
Piano
duet.
"Serenade"
Joseph
Low).
Mrs
Robert
Qartlett
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford
Violin
solo.
"Meditation'
Ola-zourow).
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence
Vocsl
solo.
"o
Flanders
Field"
iiteRafli4
Mrs.
Wttiam
Crtuck-shank.
.
Piano
solo.
"Caprice
Viennese
i
Pitta
Kreuueti.
Miss
E.
P.
Oraarue
Vocal
soio.
"All
Joy
Be
Thine
i
Sanderson
.
Mrs.
J.
H
Can-on
Ptanp
duet.
"On
the
Mountain
0reit'.
Miss
Margaret
McCaffery
and
Miss
Ruth
OUllea.
Qpd
Save
the
King
Miaa
Currie
was
aasisted
by
Mr
Robert
Mance.
itim
Margaret
M-Paftery.
Miss
Lillian
HaJltwrli
and
Miss
E.
P.
Orassle.
Miss
Nicks
of
the
Ridley
H
m-was
welcomed
as
a
new
member
SIIVCK
XSl)
COI'l'LK
r"UICt
NEW
YORK.
Nov
9
-CP'
Silver
closed
at
437c
on
the
local
metal
market
today
Copper
was
unchanged
at
8c
"We
kept
well
last
winter'
THOUSANDS
of
people
"kept
mi
ll.r
nntiy
altlc
of
Hc"
last
winter.
Thrjr
kept
theniaehrji
free
from
common
ronitipatlon
the
ailment
thai
frrqurnlly
letirs
ilut.il
rcalilanee)
Ut
"ciUaM
anil
other
!ntrr
Infertiutu.
StantI
Rtianl
over
the
liealllt
of
your
family
lliU
nlnler.
Correct!
rouituou
ronallpatlon
the
safe
nuy
Iy
proper
ulL
serve
thcui
Ire-
queotly
with
a
delicious'
cereal.
laboratory
teats
show
Kellogg
AlL-IllLVN
u-plies
"hulk"
to
exrrcUr
the
'Intestines,
anil
vita
ms
D
to
further
aid
rrg.
Mirltjr.
The
"hulk."
in
AfJUUflAN
is
much
like
that
in
leafjr
vegetable.
ALL-DflAN
Is
also
rich
in
bjood-building
iron.
Two
tohlespoonfiils
dally
are
usually
s.uffi.
cient.
With
each
meal
iu
severe
rases.
If
not
rev
lleveil
this
way,
see
your
doctor.
Serve
ALL-IlHAN
with
tnllk
or
errant,
or
Mik
Into
muffins,
omelets,
breads,
etc.
Sold
by
all
grocers,
in
the
red-ami.
green
package.
Made
by
Kellogg
In
liomlon,
Ont.
IMPORTANT!
Krlloig.
Au-liitAN
be-raiiM
it
W
all
bmn
witl
nnly
flavor
added,
glvrs
you
the
aenermu
amount
of
"bulL"
tieodrd
to
pro.
mote
proper
elimination.
It
i
recommended
sa
much
more
efficient
In
relieving
ronttipstioii
llisn
Isrtliran
produrU
hIiIcU
cannot
contain
si
nuirli
"bulk.-
ALL-BRAN
lot
;
COairi.aTION
:
Keep
on
the
Hiinnu
Hide
of
life
GOLDBLOOM'S
FUR
SALE
AM
Furs
Selling
at
20
Percent
Less
Than
Cost
.Mut
be
old
because
rash
li
needed
to
buy
raw
furs
(,rt
some
of
thesr
real
f
ir
t,lr
galnv
EFFICIENT
AM)
KEIalAHLE
SEUVICK
Phone
Blue
320
The
moat
efficient
service
la
the
more
economical.
Our
new
eauipntent
tithe
latest
in
serrteing.
a-attrtnc
you
the
beat
work.
Why
not
have
a
InsUlla
tlosuSkter
-
fully
given.
Superior
Radio
Service
321
Seennd
Arenue
Phone
Blue
320
r.
().
Wax
ISC
A.
O.
BARTLETT
C.
H
INfirULANPFR
PRINTING
Office
Supplies
Hose,
Cownn
&
Latta
Phone
Ui
The
AUCTIONEER
Packing
.Crating
Wni!
!n
Oeoeral
Furniture
Hf
Ltxi
your
goods
with
me
Thone
Ulark
120
(iKO.
J.
DAWKS
savoy"
HOTEL
Prince
Rupert'
l
;3
Family
H"t
i
Hut
gt
cold
Water
in
all
H
A.
J.
PIliJIillOMMi:.
Prop.
SPECIAL
WINTER
RAT1.3
$12
Per
Month
and
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