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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
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News,
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Once
strain
we
'are
atfrirdachiner
the
anniversary
of
the
cessation
of
hostilities;
and
Remembrance
Day
reminds
us
of
what
feeling
of
gratitude
surged
through
the
hearts
oi
the
people
of
the
world
when
at
last
peace
was
a
tact.
Poppies
for
remembrance
!
When
one
remembers
the
sacred
associations
connected
with
this
emblem
he
does
not
pause
to
consider
what
other
li
a
.
i
?i.
n...
4.u
;
,1,.
reasons
may
impel
mm
10
purcnase
it.
dui
mere
ia
u
ue
finite
contribution
to
the
needy
returned
man
and
his
de
nendents
in
the
purchase
of
each
poppy.
The
poppies
are
made
bv
disabled
returned
men,
so
disabled
as
to
be
totally
unfit
to
earn
their
living
in
any
capacity.
The
first
Red
Cross
Workshop
was
started
in
Victoria
in
1921
but
since
then
other
shops
have
been
started,
some
reorganizations
INDOMITABLE
wieatn
you
tut;
icprtiu
m
suuic
ucgi
u.
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"
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gardening
MISSIONARY
Most
Rev.
Isaac
O.
Stringer
Wa
Real
"Apostle
of
the
North"
Long
in
Yukon
,
Eminent
Divine
at
Anglican
Church
Was
Well
Known
Here
The
Most
Rev.
Isaac
O.
Stringer,
B.A.,
DJ
who
died
suddenly
in
Winnipeg
yesterday,
will
go
down
In
history
as
the
Indomitable
mls-
rlnnn.
rnlrlt
ti-Viri
In
tVlP
miirKP
flf
his
ministry
in
Canada's
extreme
northwest
endured
such
hardships
j
KA
lAoet
rtrtA
fY
h
reduced
to
such
straits
for
food
that
he
chewed
his
moccasins
for
the
oil
they
contained.
Archbishop
Stringer
spent
almost
all
of
his
active
life
In
the
north
country
The
Diocese
of
the
Yukon
over
which
he
had
Jurisdiction
for
so
many
years
included
the
whole
i
of
the
Northwest
Territories
west
of
I
!
the
Rocky
Mountains
between
Bri
tish
Columbia
and
the
Arctic
Ocean.
A
man
of
tremendous
spirit,
and
powerful
physique
he
often
endured
hardships
he
would
not
permit
his
subordinates
to
share.
He
felt
a
great
respect
for
the
simple
I
people
among
whom
he
labored
and
!
his
striking
and
genial
personality
I
Impressed
all
those
with
whom
he
i
came
In
contact.
Archbishop
Stringer
was
bom
April
10.
1866.
In
Kincardine
Township,
Bruce
County,
OnU
ne
at
tended
public
and
high
schools.
He
secured
the
degree
of
B.A.
from
Toronto
University
and
graduated
from
Wycllffe
College
In
1S92.
Immediately
after
graduation.
Archbishop
Stringer
went
as
a
missionary
to
the
Eskimos
In
the
Arctic
Circle
on
Herschel
Island
and
the
mouth
of
the-
Mackenzie
River.
The
following
year
he
was
aDDolnted
rector
of
Whltehorse,
b
Wednesday.
Oct.
31,
i93lVukon,
where
he
remained
until
his
.
'consecration
as
bishop
In
1905.
Saw
North
Chance
Archbishop
Stringer
saw
many
chanees
In
his
great
diocese
of
200,000
square
miles.
When
he
first
went
to
the
Yukon
the
population
was
chiefly
native
with
a
few
white
fur
traders
and
an
occasional
prospector.
Then
came
the
great
Klon-
dyke
gold
rush
in
1896.
For
a
time
fortune
hunters
from
everywhere
flocked
to
the
Yukon.
The
excite
ment
of
the
gold
rush
passed
and
since
then
the
population
has
fluc
tuated-greatly.
Today
there
are
about
3,000
white
and
fifteen
hun
dred
natives
In
the
Canadian
Yukon.
In
1905
the
Honorary
degree
of
Doctor
of
Divinity
was
conferred
on
Archbishop
Stringer
by
St.
John's
have
been
effected
and
the
poppies
are
now
the
product
of
College
wlnnipeK.
ln
i885
Arch
Vetcratt
Shops
Still
carried
on
Dy
QlSaOiea
SOMiers.
bishop
Stringer
married
Miss
Sadie
Owe
tO'inose
WHO
oiiereu
uiuni&eives
iui
incu
tuunun
Archbishop
Stringer,
who
was
when
their
country
needed
it.
surely
their
country
will
see
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert
they
dornbt
go
comfortless,
S
i
i
Faster
Way
Now
to
Relieve
Neuralgia
-
DISCOVERY
ALSO
EASES
BAD
HEAD.ACHES
-MUSCULAR
PAIN
OFTEN
IN
FEW
MINUTES
Remember
the
pictures
helow
when
you
want
fast
relief
from
pain.
At'irin
case
even
a
had
headache
or
neuralgia
often
in
a
few
minutest
An
Aspirin
tablet
begin
"taking
hold"
of
your
pain
practically
as
soon
as
yoa
swallow
it.
And
Aspirin
is
safr.
For
Aspirin
docs
not
harm
the
heart,
r
L
IN
3
SKONDS
ST
STOPWATCH
An
Aspirin
tiWct
(tartt
to
disinte
grata
and
go
to
work.
Remember
these
two
points:
Aspirin
Sprrd
and
Aspirin
Snfrlu.
And.
see
that
you
get
ASPIRIN,
the
tnrthod
doctors
prescrile.
It
is
made
in
Canada,
and
ail
druggists
have
it.
Look
for
the
name
Bayer
in
tlus
form
of
a
cross
on
every
Aspirin
tablet.
Get
tin
of
12
tablets
or
economical
bottle
of
21
or
100
tablets.
Why
Aspirin
Works
So
Fast
o
in
Aipirln
l
I
w
I
lhlet
in
1
elasi
of
L.1
-i
water.
Note
that
BU-FOH
E
it
tociclxt
tlx
bottom,
it
it
v
a
M
1
What
titnprm
In
thn
flastn
happen
in
your
ttoinacn
ASPI
K
I
H
tatlett
Hart
"taking
hold"
of
pain
lew
minute
after
taking.
When
in
Puinjtcmcmbcr
These
J'ictures
Asprln
Is
the
Trade
Mark
of
the
Bayer
Company.
Limited,
through
frequent
-Visits
here
while
he
was
Bishop
of
the
Yukon,
moved
to
Winnipeg
some
two
years
ago
on
being
elevated
to
the
post
of
Archbishop
of
Rupert's
Land.
Archbishop
Stringer's
death
is
announced
to
have
been
due
to
heart
disease.
Pulp
and
Paper
Magnate
Passes
Edward
W.
Backus
Dies
Suddenly
In
New
York
at
Age
of
Sevenly-Four
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
31:
(CP)-Ed-
ward
Wellington
Backus,
who
had
extensive
pulp
and
paper
and
lum
bering
interests
ln
Ontario
and
Minnesota,
died
suddenly
here
at
the
age
of
seventy-four
years.
Not
long
ago
his
Interests
were
esti
mated
tq
be
worth
eighty
million
dollars.
He
was
bom
in
Jamestown,
N.Y.,
but
made
his
home
ln
John
Rukhv
school
teacher
at
Port
Simpson,
was
a
passenger
on
the
Catala
yesterday
enroute
to
Vancouver
where
he
has
been
called
owing
to
the
Illness
of
his
mother,
Qadens
ft
As
-51
Oqaens
Does
And
OjtWl
Flat
Cut
ctrblnly
dott
wht
tny
man
who
"roll
kit
own"
cijtrtttei
nb
hit
favourite
tobacco
lo
do.
Ill
coo
In
ti
lib
to
the
ftiul
Mtiafylnj
puf
of
evtty
ciatttt.
Yeu'tl
Had
thta
tijf
loWca
tsir
to
roll,
toolf,
milder,
fctfttnl
Utter
try
III
Oldtn'i
Fin
Cut
and
"OiMiltcltr"
or
"Voe"
Ppfl
ar
a
comWn-
If
tio
yon
jut
I
can't
beat
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
Pj.AMV
Patw
Ha4
$),
by
Bail,
4
lt
Vim"
c
"Owatadw"
cli
tmi
la
ttcaaati
t
Pt
Hi.fc,
Vnr
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Box
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A
SPLENDID
ALTF.KNATIVE
Editor.
Dally
News:
Surely
sir.
the
'problem"
you
propound
in
your
editorial
relating
to
armaments
Is
no
problem,
at
an
It
Is
a
common
argument
of
mill
The
local
branch
buys
all
its
poppy
wreaths
and
poppies
Alexander
of
Kincardine.
Ont.,
whojtarUU
and
their
dupes
ln
all
coun
.
m
a
t
m
t
i
"
a
i
i
n
ai
:
ines
i
ni"i
mat
i
n.i
r
war-unc
Wifiiirr:
yicja.ui..u.1
uicutsiuaiu
ardiiniis
arauous
life
me
ox
nf
the
uiei--"
fi.nm
tVih
fotovafi
u-nvkshnns
am
pvnpnsp
nt
afiVHrLiSmPf.isnarea
me
other
benefits,
create
em
Fnur
snns
and
one
"
among
cartage,
operation,
etc.
is
met
:
irom
tne
general
unas
oi
-
lilt!
UI
iIlV.ll
BU
limi
CVCl
V
1.CIII
uutaim-u
u
n
mwv
vi-
,UU(.1,
CM,.Fnnl
o
mom
price
of
the
poppies
is
available
for
the
returned
man
or
ber
0l
the
MaSonic
and
other
fra
his
family
Whose
case
deserves
consideration.
ternal
organizations.
His
recreations
Durimr
the
past
vear
many
iamines
nave
Deen
neipeu,
were
au
01
tne
mosi
vigorous
var
clothing
provided,
hospital
comforts
supplied,
medicines
pety
and
included
such
strenuous
pastimes
as
snowshoelng,
curling,
..wi
c
,W
mi
niiQCO
vniir
nnnnv
m.
pmtiict&cu,
cum
du
viivii
jum
i'i...
j"-
r-vrrJ.
ranoelne
doa
sled
ployment
Does
not
tms
argument
Indicate
the
desperate
straits
mill
tarlsts
and
munition-makers
are
brought
to
ln
attempting
to
Justify
their
profession
and
profits?
You
say
that
men
employed
in
producing
arms
are
consumers
but
not
producers,
Implying
that
be
cause
tney
do
ot
produce
in
an
over-stocked
world
tnelr
Activities
are,
beneficial.
Would
not'this
Jus
tification
apply
better
to
lunatic
asylums?
There,
at
least,
the
non
producing
consumers
are
not
creating
fear
and
mistrust
In
the
hearts
of
men,
neither
are
they
laying
up
great
stores
of
horrible
devices
with
which
to
destroy
themselves
and
the
rest
of
the
world
with
them.
In
place
of
guns
and
shells,
why
not
road-making
machinery
and
powder
for
blasting
new
roads
the
Alaska-Washington
road
for
In
stance;
Instead
of
poison-gas,
tanks
and
battleships
why
not
better
pub
lie
buildings,
better
educations
facilities
and
encouragement
of
the
larts?
Observe
what
could
be
done
ln
Prince
Rupert
with
the
money
spent
on
one
small
Item
of
the
world's
armament,
the
"Skeena."
The
sewage
system
could
be
completed,
a
fine
public
hall
and
swimming-pool
constructed,
the
public
library
en-!
larged
and
endowed
for
the
con-,
stant
provision
of
new
books
the
I
well
being
of
every
person
ln
the
I
city
increased.
J
Is
it
not
time
we
deafened
our
ears
to
the
fatalistic
gospel
of
the!
military
men
and
the
crafty
pro-!
paganda
of
their
consorts,
the
mu-
i
nltlon-makers?
We
need'
today
the
optimistic
Idealism
of
the
builder,'
the
comtnictorind
the
educator,
and
the
men
with
the
gospel
of
death
should
be
silenced.
Yours
truly.
.
A
MILITANT
PACIFIST,
'SPORT
ENGLAND
WINNER
IN
INTER-LEAGUE
SOCCER.
LONDON,
Oct.
31:
The
English
League
defeated
the
Scottish
League
in
inter-ieague
r
soccer
iuuujt
uj
"
-
-
t
to
one
m
miseraoie
weamer
t
I
before
a
small
crowd.
SCHEDULE
0FWH1ST
liames
to
b
Played
Henceforth
on
Fridays
Instead
on
Mondays
Commencing
this
Friday
Frater
nal
Whist
League
games
will
be
played
on
Fridays
Instead
of
Mon
days
as
at
present.
Following
Is
the
rerlsed
schedule
for
the
remainder
of
the
first
half
of
the
season:
1
November
3
St.
Andrew's
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.;
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
November
91.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Cana-Jlan
Legion;
Qrotto
vs.
St.
Andrew's.
November
1ft
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
3rotto;
St.
Andrew's
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
November
23
Orotto
vs.
I.
O.
O.
T;
St.
Andrew's
vs.
Sons
of
Norway
November
30
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
f
O.
O.
F.;
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Qrotto.
December
71.
0.
0.
F.
vs.
St
An
drew's:
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Sons
it
Norway.
December
H
Canadian
Legion
vs.
L
O.
O.
r.;
St.
Andrews
vs.
Orotta
i
December
21
Qrotto
vs.
Sons
of
I
Norway;
Canadian
Legion
vs.
St.
I
ondrews.
WHIST
LEAGUE
STANDING
The
Fraternal
itandlng
to
date:
Sons
of
Norway
Canadian
Legion
Oddfellows
St.
Andrew's
Grotto
tlFAVORITE
Whist
League
W.
L.
P.
2
0
2
10
1
11
1
0
I
0
0
2
0
BADMINTON
MEET
POSTPONED
Owing
to
small
attendance,
the
snnual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ru-oert
Badminton
Association,
called
for
last
night,
was
postponed
until
'
next
week.
PRICES
REDUCED
on
-
RADIO
TUBES
Replace
Old
Tubes
Now
No
Charge
For
Testing
Give
us
a
Call
Lamp
Shades
All
Sizes
65c
up
to
$2.95
Kaien
Hardware
Phone
3
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No,
I
Bulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat,
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
I
,3
Phone,
55(1,1
IS
WINNER
No
Canadians
Hut
Many
American
Win
Sweepntakt
Prles
On
Cambridgeshire
Stakes
NEWMARKET.
Eng..
Oct.
31
iCP
The
favorite.
Wychwoott
Ab
bott,
won
the
classic
Cambridge
shire
Stakes
horse
race
today
with
Commander
m
second
and
Iltgh'
lander
third
In
a
field
of
thirty
three
starters.
The
race
was
the
most
exciting
ln
the
ninety-five
year
history
of
the
big
handicap.
No
Canadian
W
Inner
DUBLIN,
Oct.
31;
CPi
No
Ca
nadlans
drew
Uckets
in
the
Irish
Hospital
Sweepstakes
on
today
s
Cambridgeshire
Handicap
on
either
first,
second
or
third
horses
which
carry
the.
major
prlies.
Three
Americans
were
each
$150.
000
wealthier
by
the
victory
of
Wychwood
Abbott.
Mrs
E.
Fenx
or
Maspeth.
Long
Island.
M.
M.
Ne
son
of
Astoria.
Long
Island,
and
an
'
unidentified
New
Yorker
holding-
tickets.
Eight
tickets
on
Commander
III,
the
second
horse,
were
held
In
the
United
States,
each
paying
$73.-000,
while
four
were
held
on
High
lander,
each
being
worth
tSO.000.
Cltm
LEAGUE
STANDING
The
Crlbbage
League
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows;
a.
Oddfellows
Moose
.
.....u.T
Can.
Legion
.
yii
Elevator
..V'
Meat
Packers
.......
2
Empress
2
Grotto
2
C.
N.
R.
A
2
W.
30
2
29
24
28
24
:
23
L.
24
25
25
24
2a
29
30
31
Indian
Agent
James
Gtllett
ot
Massett
made
a,
brief
trip
down
to;
sxidegate
recently,
returning-
to
Massett
the
next
day
WKlnday,
ex-,,,
LADIES!
,
This
Week
Only
i
SPECIAL
LOW
PRICES
Tito
fur
buying
aMtl
optnj
nest
vek
and
we
nerd
the
minrj
i
or
riujrinr.
raw
fu.
Tor
that
reawin
r
trr
MUlnc
our
fine
new
totk
of
Mvlhh,
up-to-dalr
FUR
COATS
at
Less
Than
Cost
Call
and
try
thi-m
m
.,,,.!
.....
how
rich
and
luxury
j
i.,
,
rtei.
a
tur
cant
kIvp,
,
,
elegance
ami
c.n.f.
.;.
GOLDBLOOM'S
federal
lllork
Winter
Prices
For
Milk
Advanced
Commencing
November
1,
1031
Ticket
Prtre
Milk
CI
Art
7
qU.
or
12
ills
VlaUU
Charxe
Acci
Mlk
Q-f
flfl
8
qts
or
10
OAaUU
No
dUrounU
allowed
i
charge
acroun'.
Relief
Order
Milk
CI
Hfi
8
qU
or
14
nu
3x.UU
Valentin
Dairy
I'honc
B57
FRESH
MILK
AND
CKKAM
DA
II
A"
VALENTIN
DAIUY
Phone
657
MACKENZIE
FURNITURE
SPECIAL
Vel-Felt
Hugs.
These
rugs
look
like
Contrloum.
Made
by
Barry
&
Stoins.
7x9
ft.
ea.
$G.00;
OxlOJ
ft.
ea.
$8.50;
9x12
ft.
ea.
SD.'in
Mall
Orders
rilled
at
Thi
Pit
Phone
775
327
Third
Ave.
BILLM0R
SHINGLES
Manufactured
by
a
local
mill,
by
local
labor,
from
local
produce.
Sold
at
prices
lower
than
ever
before
offered
in
Prince
Rupert.
All
No.
1
Cedar
Shingles
.1-X,
per
thousand
83.00
5-X,
per
thousand
$bM
PHILP0TT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Phone
A
18
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
-
BLACK
COD
-
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
If
your
paper
PIUNCB
RUPKRT,
H.C.
does
not
arrive,
telephone
the
office