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The
Rexall
Store
Poll
Contest
Open
to
Children
12
Yearn
of
Ape
and
Under.
12
Prize
For
Girls
and
Three
Special
Prizes
For
Hoys
Which
Include
Three
Coaster
Wagons.
Kach
Child
Nominated
Will
Receive
100
Votes
Free
Terms
of
the
Contest
arc:
Wi!'i
every
dollar
cash
purchase
the
customer
is
entitled
to
100
votes.
Nominations
will
be
accepted
up
to
and
including
Nov.
13th
V
r
will
commence
on
the
morning
of
November
I4tb
ami
continue
until
Saturday
night,
De-her
hd,
10
p.m.
sharp.
The
twelve'girls
re-
the
highest
number
of
votes
will
be
awar-t
'
r
twelve
prizes
and
the
three
boys
receiving
Jiest
number
of
votes
w
ill
be
awarded
the
prizes.
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TODAY
The
Prizes
are
now
on
display
Ormes
lid.
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Meals
and
Berth
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Vi
,RT
SIMPSON
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r
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.trs
io
Vancouver
also
apply
from
intermediate
points.
Sprtui
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
10
and
February
jg,
lr,il
inclusive
Oood
to
Return
t'p
to
Mareh
31.
1M4.
Children
Half
Tare
iamiks
iiiavi:
j'ltiNti:
iiirrntT
auk.
Vancouver
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I'M.
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ss
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FRIDAY,
12
MOT.
MONDAY,
A.M.
Tickets
and
All
Intorm.it
ln
From
Prt
Rupert
Aient,
It.
.M.
SMITH.
Third
Ave..
Phone
5C8
or
Pursers
S.S.
Cstala
and
S.S.
('aniens
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Wstnrrs
rave
Vlint9
Uup,rt
tot
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
TorU:
i.
v..Prinr-pM
Adelaide.
Friday
10:00
pm
e'
VAM'OUVUl:
direct:
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r.
v..J,"U
ss
Norah,
Nov.
17.
Dec
1.
15
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SKAOU.U.
KETCHIKAN.
WHAMIELL,
JUNEAU
Princess
Norah.
Nov.
13,
27.
Dec.
11
.
,
lw
Winter
Excursion
Fare
to
Vancouver
ami
Keiurn
r
Tickets
on
sale
Nov
10,
1033
to
FA
;
dual
..Itir.t
limit
Miirrh
31.
113
i
W.
L.
COATKS.
fleneral
Aient,
'''"
Rupert,
H.C
because
It
doesn't
nny
to
advertise
poor
products,
ii
docs
pay
to
liny
uiosc
niMKiufv...
Cthln
nui
Tourkt
(3m
Third
CUM
Local
News
Notes
Bllvcrsldes
Bros,
for
Wallpaper,
Ulasa,
Paint
and
Muresco.
W.
E.
Ponsonby
of
Terrace
was
a
week-end
visitor
to
the
city.
Jack
Selvlc
Ud
Friday
night
1
on
the
Pritrcess
Adelaide
for
a
trio
to
Vancouver.
T
W.
Hall,
inspecior
of
aehoots.
tailed
last
evening
on
the
Oatala
for
a
trip
to
Port
Simpfton
on
official
duties.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Fred
Hardy
flatted
i
Friday
night
on
the
Prtaosas
Ade-;
lalde
for
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
A.
Llndgron
of
Anyox
tailed
by,
,
the
Catala
last
evening
on
his
re-.
turn
to
the
smelter
town
after
a
vcek's
visit
in
the
elty.
Mrs
J
E.
Boddie
and
daughter.
Miss
Sue
Beddis.
smiled
Friday
i
nlgbt
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
far
s
holiday
visit
to
VanesMvor.
.tromlMi.tt
,frm
HI
SS
III.H
not
go
home
for
Chrlitmair
.
.
Perhaps
you
haven't
been
there
for
years.
Restful
cabins
.
.
.
comfortable
public
rooms
.
.
.
marvellous
meals
.
.
.
and
tha
perfect
Cunard
Personal
Service
await
you
In
whichever
class
you
travel
on
these
popular
ships.
SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS
SAILINGS
Jwm
MONTREAL
on
Not.
II
R.M.S.
"AIRANIA:
(
llatr
and
landon.
N.
V
R-M-n.'-ATIIENtV
la
PtUMt,
Lhrrpool,
UUigow.
Jrvm
HALIFAX
on
Vc.
t
R.M.8.
"AUSONU"
1M.
II
R.M.S.
"ASa.MA"
la
rtmvulh,
lUvrt,
LonJon.
tht.
IS
R.M.9.
LEnTIA-It
HmI,
llTtrpoat,
r.l.ow,
Ittn
Mint
John,
t.
14.
Lotp
Round-Trip
Fares
Aik
ihout
our
SpwUI
ChrUlmts
Kirunloni,
from
your
loot
(nt
at
from
lh
nnml
Cunrd
nttin
IUllnt
Mrwl
LjJlj
(bryrouur
M4S)
Vocouvtr
Basketball
tonight
.Moose
Hall.
Canadian
Legion
BE.8.L.
executive
tonight,
monthly
meeting
on
Wednesday
night.
D.
A.
Brown,
accountant
for
the
Swift-Canadian
Co,
called
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
Friday
night
lor
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Daughters
of
Norway
bazaar
Moose
Hall.
Wednesday
the
15th.
8
o'clock.'
Program.
Refreshments
free.
Mrs.
Black's
Orchestra.
Ladies
25c.
Dents
35c.
264
eadache
often
relieved
without
"dosing
OVER
t?
MltllON
JAPS
UStD
YEAPtV
Mrs.
Archie
Payton.
Mn
nn
a
Mvn.mtnth.'
trln
In
"
-
-
NmiNH.
I
I-
Vaneouv.r,
returned
to
the
city
J
B.
Miller
sailed
Friday
night
the
south
orj,
the
Pitaeess
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
a
trip
Adelaide
Friday
afternoon,
to
Vancouver
He
intents
to
re-1
.
cetve
medical
treatment
whe
In
Anoeraon
or
Anyox
was
a
pai
the
south.
Oeorae
Bvford
and
Sd.
Evtord
of
city
on
Thursday
rnftts
train
from
the
Sseena
Rreer
and
sailed
Friday
night
o.i
Use
Garden
for
Vancouver.
Robert
Irvine,
after
a
two
weeks'
vi.it
st
his
bosne
here,
sailed
by
the
Prineea
Adelaide
last
Friday
night
for
Vancouver
whore
he
vtll
reioin
the
errs-
of
the
fist,
paeker
B.
and
Y.
He
expects
to
spend
the
winter
In
the
south.
Mrs.
W.
L.
Arsastronc.
wife
of
the
station
agent
at
Prince
George,
arrived
In
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
the
interior,
bring
ing
her
MUe
daughter
to
the
Prince
Rtpet
General
Hospital
where
she
Is
to
usssgo
an
opera-
I
tkn.
Mr
and
Mrs.
H.
L
Prank
of
Tor.
race
were
weelcend
visitors
In
the
elty.
They
arrived
on
"Thursday
night's
train
Jrom
the
interior
and
are
returning
home
this
afternoon.
Mr.
Frank
is
one
of
the
beat
known
pioneer
metiers
of
the
Terrace
District.
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandjr.
resident
stater
aboard
the
Prince
George
11.
L.
Landry
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Cardena
Friday
night
from
a
brief
trip
to
Ocean
Falls.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
F.
Ryan
sailed
last
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Ryan
was
formerly
employed
at
the
local
dry
dock.
General
meeting
of
Northern
B.
C.
Fishermen's
Association
will
be
held
Thursday.
November
18,
at
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-op.
eratlve
scow
i
fishermen's
float)
at
2
pm.
263
Q.
A.
Yardley.
Inspector
of
customs,
and
his
assistant,
0.
E.
Nor-ris.
were
pasenefs
aboard
the
fja
toala
last
evening
going
tfereugn
from
Vleteria
to
Anyex
m
offtetal
business.
Norman
L.
Freeman,
local
representative
of
the
International
Fisheries
Oemmkston.
sailed
this
who
has
morning
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
a
brief
trip
to
Ketchikan
on
official
duties.
L.
S.
Davidson
of
the
Stewart
Mining
Co.,
which
is
carrying
out
operations
on
the
Dun
well
mine.
a
passenger
aboard
the
Ca
last
Thursday
evening
going
jula
Ust
evenlnc
returning
north
wiwu
me
wW
wwn
w
after
a
busineas
trip
to
Vaneouver
CaaiUr
eannary
arrreed
sa
the;Vcouver
whence
be
will
proceed
iIe
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Da-
saining
engineer,
sailed
on
Friday
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Vancouver
to
attend
the
annual
'convention
of
the
Miring
Institute
i
of
British
Columbia
He
will
also
visit
departmental
headquarters
i
in,
VlctorU
on
official
business
Mr
Mandv
wert,
soutl.
with
him.
Lwismrssmt.ga
on
a
trip
to
Montreal.
Dr.
W.
T
Kergrn.
who
has
been
videon.
Norman
Taylor
has
taken
over
wr
P
duties
as
purser
of
the
steamer
medical
post-graduate
work
atRo-
princess
Norah
on
the
Skagway
cheater.
Minnesota,
Toronto
and
rout
for
the
winter.
For
the
past
elau
where
In
the
&t,
returned
ffw
trips
Purser
P.
A.
Hole
had
'om
00
Sunday
night's
train.
.
been
In
charae
of
the
office
on
the
"
'
Princess
Norah,
He
now
goes
te
a
T-
Hu
J
'
.,i
A
.hill
iw
wsiiinmj
a
w
i,
souwiern
run
at
4:16
yeoterday
afternoon
to
Third
Avenue
where
Dawes'
Oeorge
Union
steamer
Cardena
Can
fumrtufe
true
had
taken
fire
in
Brnest
Oeorgeson.
arrived
in
port
(U..9e
"
S.rw
a
"
IrUUy
night
froa
tLe
short
circuit
tn
ignition
wiring,
south,
sailing
at
12
mldMght
on
Little,
if
any.
damage
was
done,
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
way.
polnU.
On
this
week's
voyage
north
Miss
Ann
Ottehrfet.
having
been
the
Carder
wlU
make
her
month-called
home
recently
on
aceeunt
of
iy
call
M
Kitimaat.
we
oeain
or
ner
Ner,
Mm
&iar
am
0tK&rsA
med
by
thePrtn-
Miss
Alice.
PiHsbury,
Miss-Fran
cees
Aoeuwe
rnaay
niant
to
re-
ces
Cross
and
Bertie
Cross
spent
sume
ner
nurser
irammg
ouMes
at
the
week-end
at
Inverness
cannerv
norai
uoiwnoia
iraqaw
in
ew
as
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Weetmtneter.
Prank
R
U'tlxw
Mrii
nn
ph.
day
evening's
train
for
the
Seens
Mrs.
John
R.
Morgan
and
Mr.
and
River
arrt
returninr
home
on
last
Mrs.
B.
J.
Palmer.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Palmer
nlrhfj
delayed
train.
bemg
Mrs,
Morgan's
elder
daughter
arrived
In
the
city
on
tug
St.
Faith
nULim
nann
Mll
tnAM
Rt.
on
Friday
morning
from
Uckeport,
art
mlntnfn.
who
ha,
on
U4T
TT
","Q
w'-
r"
a
business
rlp
to
Vancouver.
dU-
bnrottt1here
J0,
'
embarked
here
from
the
steamer
the
Prince
for
or
Rupert
Hospital
CataU
last
cvenlng
and
w
tfeUn,U
lUrue
to
Stewart
on
the
Prince
.
.
,
,
,
I
Oeorge
Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.
Douglas
Uy.
resent
mlnlpg
en-
Derm
U
In
charge
of
operations
nr,I.f0riv,n0Ilm
ufyiwhich
are
being
carried
out
on
the
district
with
headquarters
at
Ha-1
United
Empire
and
Banlew
pro-crlton.
arrived
in
the
cHy
on
perties
Thursday
night's
train,
from
the
!
;
terlor
and
sailed
on
the
as.
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
attend
the
annual
convention
of
the
Mining
Institute,
also
visit-lepartmental
headquarters
in
Vlc-orla
on
official
buslress.
On
a
regular
voyage
to
Skagway
a
d
other
Alaska
points.
C.pji.
$s.
I
iPrin.ess
Norat.
Cap.
Wlillarn
f3-
mer
arrived
in
port
at
9
drioek
his
morning
frm
Vancouver
and
ailed
an
hour
later
for'
the
north.
Tlie
vessel
is
scheduled
to
call
here
southbound
on
Friday
afternoon.
I
There
were
36
passengers
aboard
the
vessel
on
arrival
here,
three
rilsembarklrg
at
this
port
while
two
went
north
from
here
aboard
her.
Announcements
Oddfellows'
old
time
dance.
No
vember
14.
Daughters
of
Norway
Bazaar,
Moose
Hall,
Nov.
15.
Anglican
W.
A.
Baaaar,
Nov.
10
Philharmonic
Society
concert,
November
51.
Presbyterian
Church
play
"Con
iequences"
Nov.
24,"
.
r
Moose
Dance
November
24.
Ragles'
Dance
December
I,
W.
A,
Canadian
Legion
Uazaar.
Eaules
Hall,
Dec.
S.
,
United
Church
Baaaar
Dec.
7.
Hogmanay
Danes.
Queen
Mary
'Clupier,
Dtcembtr
f.
Blood
Test
Led
Run-Down
Girl
to
A
Sure
Remedy
Ssytnc
that
she
lacked
pp
ad
didn't
ri
like
work
in
a
pale
young
airice-watkar
r.-cainljr
has
brr
Mym
cti
by
t
rputblr
physician.
Thte
Uv
Indlralrd
an
auaamtc
oondlUoa.
m
h
haemoaiobln
cqnJrat
ol
tlx
fin's
blovd
was
orlv
00.
trvtbma
at
99
m
wto:ch
la
norma!
fees
voovsn.
sad
her
red
Mod
aaspuacsiea
oomM
vh
only
S
TO0.O00.
UM(d
of
normal
aouni
of
I.SOO.oao.
Trw
phyalrran
asstlatovd
thai
the
red
eorpuaolra
cam-
throughout
the
blood
atrnHU
Um
haeinoalobln.
which
rrnvr
b
Ulfl-flTint
OlMfn
from
Ut
lunss
and
nutrunrnt
from
the
dlwtlT
oniaM
to
every
reil
In
the
body,
thereby
building
Meouea
ad
cleyrtng
the
ayatetn
ui
persona.
Hence
the
ImmIHi
ran
be
normal
only
If
tjie
haeowf
toout
IM
red
oorpuaeira
are.
TO
larreate
he
IweuHniobtn
and
red
eeepuwlea,
the
physician
pre-aoribad
Dr
WttlUfiM'
rnk
Pie.
After
a
tnertih'a
uoatovarK
We
young
woman
returned
for
a
aeaond
biopd.
tet.
This
test
showed
a
remarkable
improvement
kn
bee
blood
Mream
-die
felt
full
of
energy
and
vlgor
Tee)
ether
rmki
eople.
blood-tented
at
tlie
aawie
tame,
had
atmUar
expeetec.
The
pryeiclsn'a
rronrda
of
tho-e
caf
fH"nWn
volHe
proof
that
Dr
William'
rink
PUls
are
remarkably
effktlrm
in
revltaUalfif
lm.
povertahed
bcud
atreama.
They
will
d4
iMt
for
you.
Try
them.
M
cema
at
drug
atorce.
MHT
riltNTK
MINT.RAl,
CLAIM
frrtlflratf
of
ImprotrmrnU
TAKK
NOTICE
that
I.
W.
IL
Muon.
free
nutter's
rerUfieaU
No.
4TST.
Intend
80
day
from
the
date
berauf
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
a
certlfl
cte
of
Improvement
for
the
purpoee
of
obtaining
a
crown
ru
of
the
aboTC
cUmi.
AND
further
tekt
notice
tbst
setloa
under
Bectlon
S3
of
the
Mineral
Art
must
be
commenced
before
the
laauance
of
auch
certificate
of
unprovtmaau.
Date
Urd
;uly.
1933.
first
Insertion
el
lTrtUtiol
Au
rut
t,
tin,
A
Chance
to
Cash
in
on
Your
Purchase
of
Your
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Mrs
A.
O.
Moa
of
Ketchikan,
after
spending
a
few
days
in
the
city,
sailed
by
the
Princess
Norah
this
morning
on
her
return
to
the
Alaska
town.
Ar.
rrtquly
has
been
received
by
the
city
police
as
to
the
present
whereabouts
of
Frank
Lowery
who
was
last
heard
from
In
Prince
Tin-
oert
if)
1927.
Relatives
are
desirous
of
getting
In
touch
with
Low-ery.
Charles
Graham,
inspector
of
mines,
salted
by
the
Primes
Norah
this
morning
for
Atlt
where
he
will
investigate
the
circumstances
of
a
recent
accident
la
that
dls
trtct
when
J.
C.
Moran.
a
well
known
mining
operator,
was
kitted.
FOR
RENT
NEWI.Y
Renovated
modern
flat,
Rand
Block.
Max
Hetlbroner.
tf
M6DBRN
HOVSE
for
Rent,
fur
nished..
Apply
Regal
Shop.
246
FOR
RENT
5-rom
modern
house.
like
new.
harbor
view.
McCiy-moot.
tf
FOR
RENT
2-room
modern
apart
ment,
furnished.
Phone
Red
607.
tf
FURNISHED
Houskeeplng
Rooms
for
rent.
Will
move
you
in
free.
Phone
290.
lm
LOST
LOST
Black
Cocker
Spaniel
2
Puppy,
answers
to
name
"Bud-
dy."
Phone
Black
9M.
Reward.
264
WANTED
WANTED
Used
stove,
restaurant
stools
and
dishes.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
263
PAINTERS
PAINTING
and
Paperhanglng
Holler.
Phone
Red:
802.
TRANSFERS
CAMERON'S
Transfer.
Dry
birch,
cedar,
Jackplne.
Furniture
mov-
JUS.
tl
I
HAIRDRESSER
PERMANENT
WAVIN01
Cluster
Curl;
Latest
Style
NELSON'S
BEAUTY
8HOPPE
Whenever
you
bought
your
Singer,
It
was
the
best
machine
of
its
time.
But
both
the
times
and
the
Singer
have
changed.
Now
we
want
to
help
you
to
know
the
ease
of
modern
sewing.
To
help
you
have
a
modern
Singer
at
once
while
prices
are
lower
than
they
may
be
for
many
years
to
come.
HOW
YOU
MAY
BENEFIT
For
a
limited
time
to
Singer
owners
only.
Your
old
machine
may
be
30,
40
even
50
years
old.
nevertheless
we
will
make
you
an
allowance
of
40'v
of
your
purchase
price
(your
machine
benu:
in
tolerable
condition
to
apply
on
a
new
modem
machine,
what
other
article
of
merchandise
automobile,
radio,
vacuum
cleaner
other
article
of
merchandise
automobile,
radio,
vacuum
sweeper
will
make
you
an
allowance
of
40
even
after
one
year's
use?
Singer
Sewing
Machines
are
made
entirely
in
Canada
and
Singer
factory
must
be
kept
going.
The
advantage
is
yours.
Will
you
grasp
It?
-Build
B.
C.
Payrolls"
The
Vacuum
Idea
Spreads
BO
W
fir
n
Great
corporations
are
spending
boge
sums
to
discover
ways
to
pack
fruits
and
vegetables
in
vaeuwm
pans.
Beiore
Paeifkc
Milk
learned
to
use
vacuum
paekikg
It
was
considered
useful
only
for
dry
foods!
Want
Ads
Pacific
Milk
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Child's
crib,
complete.
$4.00.
Phone
Red
787.
262
rX)R
SALE
good
office
safe.
Can
be
seen
at
Pally
News.
tl
FOR
BALE
8-p4ece
Oak
Dining
Room
Suite,
modern,
square
table;
Walnut
finished
Steel
Bed
complete:
Dresser;
Rug;
Chairs,
etc..
cheap.
No.
8,
McMordie
Apartments.
2&
"100
a
C.
Owned
and
Controlled'
PLANT
AT
ABBOTS
FORD
Umbrellas
That
Are
New
We
have
ju&t
received
our
new
umbrellas
and
some
of
the
values
are
better
than
usual.
Most
of
them
have
fancy
borders
and
ell
have
nice
handles
with
loops
or
crooks.
The
covers;
are
j
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popular
art
wlfc
ohtij
moderately
.
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V
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S2.fl5.
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(Jewellers
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THE
CLOCK
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Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Tetel
cat
aelty
26,01
teas
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairer
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
gUetrts
and
Acetylene
Welding
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Derrick
for
Heavy
Lift
Sawmill
and
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