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Classic
Shoes,
per
pair
'
children's
Rubbers
per
pair
Children's
Gum
Boots
per
pair
Ladies'
Brown
Dress
Rubbers-Keg.
1.00;
now
.
until
Jan.
5
Faxe-and-a-cniarter
Round
Trip
tickets
to
important
points
la
Eastern
Canada.
Stopovers.
Return
limit
Three
Months.
Also
Low
Fares
to
seaboard
when
part
of
overseas
bookings.
Return
limit.
Five
Months.
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particulars
ask
your
nearest
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Steamers
leave
Pruice
Rupert
for
Vancouver
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EVERY
TUESDAY;
1:30
PS
Arriving
Vancouver
Thursday
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EVERY
FRIDAY
MIDNIUin
,
Arriving
Vancouver,
Monday
A
M.
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uUlng
to
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Alice
Arm.
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and
Nam
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points.
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rt
tsunaar,
8
pm.
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regarding
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sailings
and
tickets
at-
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,!
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limit
March
31st
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Juneau
and
Skagway,
Nov.
11th,
25th,
Dec.
16th,
30th.
FOR
VANCOUVER
direct,
Nov.
2nd,
15th,
29th,
Dec.
20th.
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ADELAIDE"
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Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports,
every
Friday
10
PM.
Winter
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Fares
to
Vancouver
COO
A
A
ROUND
TRIP
?0UU
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st,
1934
to
Feb.
28th,
1935.
Final
return
limit
March
31st.
1935.
For
tickets
and
reservations
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
Ltf.
K
I.
tatt-flw..
I
m
u
m
m
n
l'repred
btlly
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
mmamammammm
Arriving
Daily
At
the
very
lowest
prices
for
fall
and
winter
needs.
Head
these
prices!
Men
s
ileavy
Wool
Sox
por
pair
Men's
All
Wool-OreyfSox---'---
-
per
pair
......:..:.....:v......:..:....
Silk
lies
All
colors,
rcg.
75c
nOW
:.
Men's
Cashmere
Underwear,
per
garment
....v
.v.
i
All
Wool
Ribbed
Comblnatibn-
pcr
:;ult
...'.:........
,
Fleece
Lined
Combinations-.
.
per
urit
.;
.1.
All
Wool
Black
Sweaters
.
each.
,
,
Light
WjoI
Sweaters-All
colors
each
All
V(,ol
Tweed
Trousers
v
per
pair
:.
Humphrey's
All
Wool
'.Trousers--
Extra
heavy,
per-palr
.:,..,.':-
;.
,
.....
Boyj'
Wool
Trousers-'
.'
per
pair
'.
..'.,.
Boys'
Blue
Lumber.
Jacks-each
:'
.-..J
...
Boys'
Tine
Combinations
I
per
:;ult
..
..
(
hlldr-
n'i.
Shoes
Straps,-
Oxfords
pe;'
uai-
.
...
.
Missrs"
ratent
Straps
All
sizes
pe-
nalr
Misses
SI--nan's
Hish
Boots-Size
11
to
2;
Reg,
$3.25:
per
pair
Phono
Wack
321
20c
39c
39c
85c
S1.95
$1.50
$2.95
$3.00
$2.95
$3.95
$1.95
$2.25
95c
$1.35
$1.75
$1.95
Next
Children's
and.
Misses'
$2.25
10
$2.95
65c
t0
75c
$1.85
ladies'
Brown
and
Black
Overshoes
Qfl
1.39
QQ
Reg.
$1.75,
now
t?X07
toadies'
Pumps
and
Oxfords
Ueg.
$3.75,
now
Ladies'
Solid
Leather
Oxfords
Brown
$2.95
QO
QEZ
and
black
reptile
finish;
rcg.
$5.00
yttJtJ
Brown
Suede
Pumps
and
Oxfords
per
pair
Slack
Suede
Pumps,
Oxfords,
Ties
A
real
snap
at
fwo-Tone
Sporf
.
Oxfords
Cuban
heel
per
pair
Brown
and
Black
Oxfords
For
the
high
school
girl,
solid
leather,
at
Boys'
solid
Leather
Boots
CO
to
Greb
make,
per
pair
v
Mens
Solid
Leather
Oxfords-
-per
pair
Men's
Fine
Dress
Oxfords
CO
ft
to
Q
f
ft
ft
Snappy
styles,
per
pair
OOtOX)
O.UU
Men's
Boots
Good
make
Barg;
59c
$1.95
$3.50
$3.50
$2.95
$3.95
$2.95
$2.75
$3.25
10
$4.00
door
to
FrizzcU's
3Ieat
Market
I!
tive
occasslon
at
a
cost
of
onlv
pns
third
the
regular
price.
These
soup
spoons
are
made
bv
the
famous
makers
of
the
original
I
Oneida
Community
Plate
and
car-
if
me
juu
replacement
guarantee.
They
are
genuine
Tudor
Plate
in
the
lovely
"Bat-jara
pattern.
Modern
home
makers
who
Dur-
chase.
Alymer
Brand
natural
flavour
soups
will
be
quick
to
take
advantage
of
the
generous
offer
made
by
the
Canadian
Canners
'Western!
Ltd..
proprietors
of
Alymer
Brand
Soups
Full
partic
ulars
of
the
offer
acn
be
obtained
from
your
neighborhood
grocer
or
from
the
series
of
advertisements
running
In
this
paper.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Nov
2:
(CP
Wheat
was
quoted
at
75c
on
the
lo
cal
exchange
yesterday,
advancing
w
70ac
today.
MILLER'S
CASH
and
CARRY
Week-End
Specials
For
Service
and
Quality
Trade
With
Miller
and
Save
Money!
Nabob
Tea
per
lb.
.
r,0c
Kadana
Tea
per
lb.
38c
Bulk
Tea
Our
nunl
hlrnH
nor
1H
tf.
Hills
Bros.
CoffeiS-per
lb.
46c
Nabob
Coffee
per
lb.
37c
Our
Own
Blend
Coffee
ocn
Fresh
ground,
per
lb.
Butter
3
lbs
72c
Eggs
3
doz.
72c
uacon
per
lb.
33c
riuur
rive
itoses
ana
s
otz
Purity,
49-lb.
sack
JX.OU
LSwarudown
Fpur
per
pkg.
31c
?ko.
sac
3QC
nneuea
walnuts
per
lb.
23e
Raisins
2
lbs
23c
Dates
4
lbs
zSc
)
Cyrrantsper
lb
15c
Note
AddreM
Miller's
Cash
and
Carry
Sixth
Street
MARVELS
OF
GT.
PYRAMID
Robert
Ilartlrtt
Tells
Some
of
Result
I
Of
Studies
Connected
With
Egyptian
Structure
1
An
Interesting
address
on
the
Great
Pyramid
was
given
yeslerday
to
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
at
their
regular
luiv
cheon
meeting
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
by
Robert
Bartlctt,
a
student
of
British
Isrneal
lore.
This
pyramid,
which
covers
an
area
of
tlur
teen
acres.
Is
pierced
by
tunn-is,
the
measurements
and
direction
of
which
all
seem
to
have
relation
tj
astronomical
or
historical
events
So
striking
are
many
of
the
facM
and
figures
In
this
connection
that,
for
many
years
they
have
been
the
marvel
or
dentists
and
students
of
history.
They
Indicate
that
some
people
of
two
to
three
thou
n
d
years
before
the
present
era
had
a
very
comnletc
knowledge
of
astro
nomy
and
the
Indications
also
seem
t
i
point
to
their
being
able
to
fore-toll
important
future
events.
One
interesting
feature
of
the
measurements
is
the
fact
that
nnny
of
them
lead
to
the
mathematical
quantity
3.14150
which
Is
the
ratio
of
the
circumference
of
a
circle
to
Its
radius.
The
only
Inscription
found
In
the
chambers
of
the
pyrnmld
is
that
of
C
heops,
the
king
who
Is
supposed
to
e
had
it
erected.
t
the
close
of
the
address
Mr
i
tlett
received
the
thanks
of
hr
'
Ub
through
President
J.
J.
Little
Kitkatla
Woman
Died
Last
Week
Mrs.
Tillie
Nelson,
Ased
21,
Passes
Table
Silver
At
!
vr"M
t
Aftcr
a
Rnwlng
illness,
Mrs
Til-
rriCGS
''r
Nc,son-
,tc
of
Christopher
Nel-son
of
Kitkatla.
died
at
th
home
...
,
f
her
mother.
Mrs.
Solomon
Bevan.
;
Lcnutiful
b.lvtr
Soup
Spoon,
Now
at
VanarstrA-on
Wednesday
of
last
Olfcrcd
As
Premium
uw.it
n.r.i.
-i
One
ot
Canada's
leading
manufacturers
has
evolved
an
attractive
method
whereby
every
home
In
British
Columbia
may
be
supplied
with
necessary
allotment
of
roup
spoons
for
every
day
or
fes
HEINZ
SOUPS-All
varieties
bmaii,
3.
for
.
HLtNiS
SOUPS
Ail
varieties
QQ,.
Medium,
2
lor.
tJO
HEINZ
BAKfcD
BEANS-
-
Small,
3
tot
ALINZ
BAKED
BEANS
Medium,
2
for
HEINZ
BAKED
BEANS-
Large,
2
for
HEINZ
SPAOHETTI
Small,
per
tin
HiriNZ
SPAailETTI
Medium.
2
for
HEINZ
KETCHUP
per
bottle
HEINZ
PICKLES
Small,
per
bottle
HEINZ
PICKLES
Quart,
per
bottle
25c
23c
35c
lie
29c
24c
27c
47c
HEINZ
WORCESTERSHIRE
Oft
SAUCE.
7.m
hnitlo
Wwt
BRUSSELLS
8PROUTS
per
lb.
SPINACH
-Fresh
3
lbs.
10c
20c
HILLSDALE
ASPARAGUS
97
l's,
tall,
per
tin
FRESH
CARROTS
A
Cp
4
bunches
JLDly
AUSTRALIAN
V.
C.
PINEAPPLE
Sliced
or
Crushed,
2's
3
9
Q
TOMATOES
Choice
Quality.
2
IVs.
2
tins
25c
SWEET
POTATOES
Off.
4
lbs.
!Wt
TOKAY
ORAPES
per
lb,
15c
ECONOMY
BUTTER-A-1
g
Q
BUTTERCUP
BUTTER
rj)n
3
lbs.
151
Out
of
town
orders
receive
prompt
and
careful
attention
MUSSALLEIVPS
IEC0N0MY
STORE
Vf6
carry
a
line
of
fresh
vegetables
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
anq
truu
at
cut
prices
t
P.
O.
Max
575
Phone.lH
.
S3
1
BMH
Ffe
EE
Demonstration
Of
Heinz
Products;
At
our
store
located
317-319
Third
Avenue.
Come
and
get
acquainted
with
Air.
McKenzie,
llclnz
representative
and
demonstrator
29c
W
WRIGLEYS
A
JONES'
Family
Market
Stew
Veal.
3
lbs.
Peas.
1
tin
Rump
Roast
of
Beef
per
lb.
Round
Steak
per
lb
ihoulder
Steak.
2
lbs.
&
1
bunch
Carrots
Hamburger
Steak,
3
lbs.
ti
2
lbs.
Onions
Pot
Roast
4
lbs
Boiling
Beer.
3
lbs.
Si
1
bunch
CarrqU
...
Prime
Rib
Roll,
4
lbs.
it
1
Cauliflower
Leg
of
Veal
C
lbs
l
Shoulder
of
Lamb,i5
lbs,
tt
1
tin
Peas
Lamb
Stew,
3
lbs.
it
1
tin
Peas
Leg
of
Lamb
per
lb.
Lamb
Chops
2
lbs
Veal
Chops
2
lbs.
Phone
957
25c
12Ac
15c
25c
25c
35c
25c
75c
75c
75c
25c
20c
35c
35c
Phone
m
LADIES!
ATTENTION
Marcel
or
Flngcf
Oo
Wave
OVL
Shampoo
Included
75c
Best
Service
In
City
Nelson's
Beauly
Shop
Phone
855
"PECK'S
BAD
BOY"
OPENS
Well
Known
Slory
of
Another
Generation
Screened
at
Capitol
This
Werk-Kiid
Jackie
Cooper,
that
brilliant
and
appealing
young
player.
Is
the
star
f
a
vital
and
human
film
story.
Pecks
Bad
Boy."
which
U
being
featured
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
week-end
Jackie
is
seen
as
a
fine
two-fisted
boy
who
is
nearly
crowded
out
of
his
father's
life
and
nffecUons
by
the
plotting
of
an
unprincipled
aunt
and
her
no
leu
unprincipled
son
In
addition
to
Jackie
Cooper
a
lumber
of
notable
players
have
Kin
assembled
In
the
picture
Thomas
Melghan.
after
a
two
years
retirement,
returns
to
the
screen
U
Uy
the
part
of
Jackie's
father
Young
Jackie
Scarl
has
an
Impor
tant
role
as
Jackie's
"bcte-nolr
Vrothy
Peterson
plays
Lie
part
of
the
scheming
aunt
and
O,
p.
Irgie
is
also
in
Uie
oast.
Arwrt
fnm
the
fine
emotional
quality
or
the
film,
it
1
salr!
t.,
abound
in
comedy.
It
Is
said
lo
be
n
no
sense
a
"kid"
picture
but
n
idult
s
story
told
in
an
adult's
way
lv
screen
story
follows
the
book
of
"her
generation
In
all
but
a
few
(iet.uls
C
ty
CommUsioner
W.
J
A'der
l
uftrrln?
from
an
attack
of
the
Current
Influenaa
complaint
although
he
has
been
able
so
fur
to
spt
nd
at
least
a
short
Ume
da'lv
In
inn
office
at
the
City
Hall
attending
to
municipal
alfalrn
Thest
Colds
w
St
ub
well
over
throat
and
chert
Silent
Piano
If
yju;
piano
seldom
hard
s
one
that
I
thtmc
days
Why
not
enjoy
the
best
music
in
the
world
in
your
leisure
hour,
with
RADIO?
Tar
re
if
nothing
liner
than
a
StrombcrK-Cariaon"
We
will
take
your
planoTnd
make
you
a
liberal
allowance
in
trade
on
a
radio.
WALKER'S
MUSIC
STORE
SAVE
BY
SEWING
Rich
and
Whole.
sme
.
.
.
Full
of
vitality...
Blowing
with
incident.
th
k.e
the
rib.
,.d
Zu
'K
.
.
.
entertaining,
tL
you.
you
and
,0r
Nwd
ay
more"
PECKS
BAD
BOY
thomas'meighan
JACKIE
SEARL
O.
P.
HEGGIE
DOROTHY
PETERSON
A
Sot
Lttitr
Production
DirtCttJ
hy
EJardF
Clint
At
T.50
tt
0
50
I
snX'IAI.I,Y
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Hernlce
Claire
in
"Who
1
Tlut
Ctrl
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I
ARE
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Van'-..Uvfr
For
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Nothing
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a
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There
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a
modern
Singer
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and
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b'"11
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You
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nre
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