I
PA6E
ruuH
B.C.
CLOTHIERS
Ltd.
Very
Special
for
Week-End
Ladles'
Brown
Rubbers
to
clear
Ladles'
Brown
and
Black
Overshoes
fi1
Q
Q
100
Pair
Pumps
and
Ties
to
clear
Ladles'
Kid
Oxfords-Reg,
$1.95;
now
....
Black
Pine
Suede
Pumps-Spike
heels,
per
pair
Brown
ucde
Pumps
and
Oxfords-Cuban
and
spike
heels,
per
pair
For
the
High
School
Girl
In
Black
and
Brown,
solid
leather,
per
pair
Childrcn'3
Shoes
per
pair
Misses'
Patent
Straps-Sizes
11
to
2,
per
pair
,
Misses'
High-
Boots
Slsman's
make
Reg.
53.25;
wow
Children's
and
Misses'
Classic
Shoes
Hamok
Welts,
al
lsolld
leather
J2
25
to
2
95
Boys'
Heavy
Shoes
Hydro
and
Greb
makes;
aiisires
2.50
10
$2.95
Boys'
All
Wool
Tweed
Trousers
per
pair
-
SAVE
MONEY
And
buy
Used
Furniture
at
V.
ELI
O
S,
THIRD
AVENUE.
We
have
a
few
lines
you
need
In
your
household.
If
we
have
not
got
what
you
want
we'll
get
It
for
you,
so
don't
forget
to
call
and
see
us.
D.ELI0
Furniture
Exchange
Auctioneer
Our
motto
Is:
"Service
at
your
convenience"
Green
421
we
Buy
Gold
59c
$1.95
$2.95
$3.50
$3.75
3.95
81.35
81.75
81.95
81.95
Boys'
Blue
Lumber
Jacks-priced
at
Boys
Towers
Slicker
Coats-all
sizes
Men's
All
Wool
Dress
Sox
Assorted
patterns,
to
clear
Ail
Wool
Heavy
Sox
per
pair
Fleece
Lined
Underwear
per
garment
14
Men's
Gabardines
to
clear
from
Men's
Blue
Melton
Overcoats-Latest
styles,
alr
sjz
:
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
i.
Zarellt,
Pioprletor
A
IIOMK
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
Sl.M
up
M)
Rooms.
Hot
&
CoJd
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
199
TheFish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
1
BLACK
COD
-
Prepared
Dally
Bj
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
82.25
83.25
39c
20c
unficld's
from
Combinations
'
g
25
to
82
75
75c
37.50
t0
812.50
815.00
10
Only
Men's
Ovrscoatsj
fine
patterns,
at
very
low
prices
Children's
Knee
GumiBoots
Dominion
make
...
Misses'
Knee
Rubbers
per
pair
i
1.
Ladies'
Knee
Rubbers
per
pair
81.85
82.15
82.65
Hundreds
of
pairs
of
Men's
Rubber
Boots
to
pick
from
Phone
Black
321
Next
door
to
Frizzcll's
Meat
Market
liDWAKHSiSlJItf;
RDWN
BRAN
Mill'
.
CORN
SYRUP
The
fsmout
energy-producing
i
wee
t
an
easily
digested
food
Invaluable
for
infants,
growing
children,
and
enjoyed
by
the
whole
family.
Lessen
Bulb
Expenses
Candi
Starch
Sain
Co..
Limited
Buy
them
In
cartons
of
six
and
save
Besides
you
have
lamps
for
replacements
when
you
need
them,
Inside
Frosted
25
Watt,
40
Watt,
60
Watt
each
Per
carton
of
six
at
a
25c
81.40'
Jfl
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
KJjJl?
Win
a
Bicycle
(Juakcr
Oats
Company
Offering
Great
Opportunity
To
Local
Boys
and
Girls
Jos
E.
Brown,
the
star
In
the
forthcoming
Warner
Brothers'
pic
ture
"6
Day
Bike
Rider",
and
the
Quaker
Oats
Company
are
giving
1.000
free
bicycles
to
children.
All
the
boys,
and
drls
have
to
d
Is
write
25
words
or
less
In
answer
to
the
question
"What
mother
thinks
of
Quaker
Oats"
and
sen''
it
In
to
the
Quaker
Oats
Company.
Saskatoon;
with
two
trade
mark-cut
from
Quaker
Oats
packages
The
best
answers
In
the
ooinlon
of
ith
ludges
get
the
bicycles
free.
This
contest,
which
closes
December
15.
Is
open
to
everyone
and
the
entries
will
be
Judged
purely
on
merit
and
not
on
fancy
wriUns
or
big
words.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
There
were
50
passengers
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
which
wa
in
nort
yesterday
afternoon
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver.
Fourteen
passengers
disembarked
from
the
vessel
here,
while
five
boarded
her
here
for
the
south.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide.
Cant.
S.
K.
Gray,
is
due
In
port
it
a
45
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m,
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
Van's
Bakery
Quality
Breads
Made
with
Milk,
White
and
Whole
Wheat
Wrapped
2
for
15e
Unwrapped
1
for
25c
Health
mead,
per
loaf
10c
HYYKAK
(Syrup
1-lb.
If.
10c
Rye
Pumpernyekel,
3
for
25c
At
All
Grocers
Our
bread
Is
all
labelled
on
bottom
as
a
guarantee
of
Us
quality.
Phone
190
TSE
DAILY
KEWB
-
..'.
.
-
.
.,
ili
i
juiajui
:m.
nun
OPENING
UP
NORTH
Vancouver
Waiter
Tain
I
s
Vivid
Tic-lure
or
vVliitV.
CJ.fEj
Completion
and
Alaska
I
toad
'
Would
Mean
Fhrtfnlnn
nf
ti
Pnplflr
fJrnnt
Eastern
Raff?ay
to
thcT-eacc
River
district
and
construction
of
an
ar
terial
highway
throuch
British
Co
lumbia
to
Alaska
nre
seen
as
vital
needs
for
the
hastening
of
development
of
the
province
of
British
Columbia
by
A.
J.
B.
Fell
of
Vancouver
in
writing
a
special
article
for
the
Vancouver
Province.
'From
the
building
of
the
Pacific
Great
"Eastern,"
declares
Mr.
Fell,
'we
would
experience
a
great
Influx
of
new
capital
to
develop
and
exploit
great
opportunities."
Writes
Mr.
Fell:
"It
would
make
Northern
British
Columbia
the"
spearhead
of
interest
to
potential
landsccker
In
the
British
Empire
and
elsewhere,
vould
open
up
new
fields
for
tour
ists
and
sportsmen
and
would
brint
British
Columbia
Immediately
to
the
consciousness
of
the
world
as
the
last
Orcat
West."
Speaking
of
the
Alaska
highway
hrou?h
British
Columbia,
Mr.
'Fell
says:
"It
If
not
only
a
possibility
out
an
immediate
necessity
and
a
cur
rent
issue.
A
highway
to
the
north
would
accommodate
an
endless
Dro-
cession
of
lankseekers.
miners,
pros
pectors,
lumbermen,
Investors,
irtsmea
and
holiday
seekers.
"These
two'
great
transportation
ways
would
serve
as
trunk
roads
opening
tributary
territory
amount
ing
to
at
least
eighty
million
acres.
Towns
and
villages
would
come
Into
being
all
along
the
road.
Hundreds
of
thousands
of
tourists
would
travel
our
province
by
.car
over
the
grandest
scc.nlc.
highway
In
the
world.
There
would
be
hundreds
of
gasoline
stations,
auto
camos.
ho
tels,
tourist
resorts,
etc."
If
such
projects
as
these
were
'-receded
with,
declares
Mr.
Fell,
unemployment
would
be
practically
viped
out
In
this
province,
taxxtlon
uUt
be
mJe
less
xhurdenrome
usJncss
'condition
j
could
be
lm--oved
In
city
and
country
and
the
rovincc
could
be
made
solvent.
Today's
Weather
Terrace-Cloudy,
calm.
30.
Anyox
-Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Stewart
Raining,
calm,
38.
Smithcrs-
-Cloudy,
calm.
mild.
Burns
Lake
Snowing,
calm,
38.
S
ELVIG'S
FECIALS
Kadana
Tea
per
lb.
Braid's
Big
4
Coffee
per
tin
Swift's
Butter-
per
lb.
Buckcrfleld's
Corn
Meal
per
pkg.
Nabob
Tomatoes
2'
i's
2
tins
......
Milk-All
kinds
per
doz.
.
Round
Steak
per
lb
Ilrloln
it
T-Bone
per
lb
Leg
of
Veal
per
lb
Shoulder
Veal
per
lb.
Roasting
Chicken
per
lb.
Pot
Roast
or
Beef
per
lb.
Corned
Bcef-i
4
lbs.
I"
MVPACK
10,
1
Ml
MY
DOft
W0Y,
JIM,
CHILBLAINS.
I
KTi
?TT,T.
hurt
awfui,7j
mtNinvLKiuni
IN
MY
PACK
jj.
jm
.
rwtu
-
r
rr.
Wentholaium
Thc
Heaunq
Cdcam
l3liulJ,Ciiiu
MADL
t
CANADA
,
lARLISS
IN
FINE
FILM
"The
Last
Gentleman,"
Mere
This
Wcfk-Knil.
H
Dclithtful
ami
Unusual
Comedy
"The
Last
Gentleman."
starring
the
ever-popular
English
actor,
George
Arllss.
which
is
the
weekend
feature
on
thc
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
Is
said
to
be
fcne
of
thc
most
delightful
and
un-isual
comedies
the
talkies
have
produced.
As
a
wealthy,
Irascible
and
family-proud
old
New
EnRlander.
who
calls
together
his
relatives
In
the!
vasue
hope
of
finding
a
worthy
heir.
Arllss
offers
another
of
his
splendid
portraits.
Immediately
the
members
of
the
family
are
assembled
under
his
roof,
he
proceeds
to
insult
and
humiliate
'therrf
and
accuse
them
of
being
after
his
money
for
the
mere
fiendish
glee
of
seeing
them
squirm.
Among
those
present
arc
Erin
May
Oliver,
as
his
sniffing
but
likeable
daughter;
Frank
Albertson.
as
her
adopted
tin:
Janet
Bwcher.
as
a
riauchtor.
ln-hw;
Charlotte
Henry
Alice
In
1
Wonderland),
as
a
'jsranddaughter.
j
and
Donald
Meek,
as
Arllss'
only)
living
son
and.
incidentally,
a
thorough-going
scoundrel.
"The
Last
Gentleman"
is
said
to
h
one
of
ihavr
mr
"W5h
nlr
turcs
which
makes
delightful
e
i
-terUlnment
for
all
from
the
very
vounjr
to
the
very
old
'
1
MNHHHht
JONES'
Family
Market
Rump
Roast
of
Beef
per
lb
V
Round
Steak
39c
36c
24c
15c'
$1.15
15c
20c
15c
10c
22c
10c
25c
Free
Delivery
Phone
765
303
Third
Avenue
Mi
Lady
Beauty
Shoppc
November
Specials
Permanent
Waves
CO
Cft
from
?0.tJV
Finger
Agaves
,
5QC
First
Chss
Work
Guaranteed
P,l)OU,er655
;
2
lbs
.Shoulder
Steak,
2
lbs.
It
1
bunch
Carrots
Hamburger
Steak,
3
lbs.
j
ii
2
lbs.
Onions
.Pot
Roast
I
4
lbs.
Boiling
Beef,
3
lbs.
ti
1
bunch
Carrots
Prime
Rib
Roll,
4
lbs.
ti
I
Cauliflower
Leg
of
Veal
6
lbs.
Shoulder
of
Lamb,
5
lbs.
it
1
tin
Peas
Lamb
Stew,
3
lbs.
At
1
hunrh
Pnrrnfa
25c
ot
Lamb
per
lb.
...
Lamb
Chops
2.
lbs
Veal
Chops
2
lbs,
..
Phono
937
mc:
25c
25c
25c
35c!
25c
WANTED
75c
75c
75c
25c
20c
35c
35c
Phone
957
Buying
Furs
Selling
Coats
We
must
sell
our
present
stock
of
coats
in
order
to
give
us
money
enough
to
enable
us
to
buy
furs,
A
great
opportunity
for
Prince
Rupert
ladles
to
get
high
priced
fur
coals
or
very
little
money.
GOLDBLOOM'S
100
Permanent
Waves
at
$3.00
Nelson's
Beauty
Shop
Phone
855
WINNERS
IN
CALF
CLUBS
Results
of
Itccrut
Competitions
In
Vanderhoof
District
Are
Announced
r
f
'
'
t
-
if,
VANDERHOOF.
Nov.
10:
-
Following
arc
judging
results
of
calf
and'
roll
rlulirnt
Vnnderhonf.
thfr
lnrtl
-
-
'
.
o
-
having
been
W.
II.
Hicks
of
(he
Dominion
Experimental
Farm,
Agas-siz:
Inrllnn
ITornfnrrl
fn!o
1
VA-
ward
Henry;
2.
Jonas
Thomas;
3.
'
Antolnc
James;
4.
Seymour
Johnny.
5.
Frank
Antolne
Jr.;
0.
Antolne
James;
7.
Albert
William;
8.
Antolne
James;
0.
Frank
Antolne
Jr
i
Boys'
and
Girls'
Calf
Club,
Short-'
horn
heifers
cup
for
high
man.1
Ralph
Andros;
cup
for
best
herdsman,
James
Prout.
(
Junior
Calf
Club.
Shorthorn
grades
I.
Doris
Irving:
2
Alex"
Mlchell;
3.
Clifford
Andros.
j
Display
Orad
Red
Poll
heifer-
1
Bill
McKewon,
Chllco;
2.
Roger
Mc-Kewon,
Chllco.
t
Pcrcheron
Colts
number
In
class
10
1.
S.
George.
Vanderhoof.
2
C
Stewart.
Vanderhoof;
3.
W
Mr
Kewoi.
Chllco;
4.
A.
Bchults
Mapci
Clydesdale
Colts
number
In
class
5
I.
R.
Walker.
Vanderhoof;
2
R
O.
C.
Rodgers.
Vanderhoof.
3.
LaJac
Peter,
Vanderhoot
Champion
Colt
-R
Walker.
Clyde
The
show
committee
was
F
E
Durrant.
A.
J.
F.
Rae,
H.
Moore
D.
Irving
sr..
K.
Irout
and
others
James
K.
Cram,
resident
mincer
for
the
Consolidated
Mining
4:
Sme'tlng
Co.
In
charge
of
tli
company's
operattons
in
the
Athrv
and
Yukon
districts,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
going
south
for
thc
winter.
YOUR
LIVER'S
MAKING
YOU
FEEL
OUT
OF
SORTS
Wake
up
jour
Liver
Bile
-
No
Cslomtl
needed
WV
ft
M
M
hih
I.
m
m
tk
vnrVI.
T
htw
M
imH
mrni
Ka
UJ
4xiilkiUlUl4rwbl.
mimmUi.
m
4
P.
Itml
K
kmamuUiui
wl
4,af
ttmtt
Mart
ImvatHBVTtr
lika
Mh.
rl.
awrnl
rmit.
Hoa't
t
ttr
Mmt.
k
tnr
mmmUi.
CHrt
litU
l"f
(Ml
m
hH
m.
M.
rmtr
.
M,
Mr.
A.k
tot
th
fcy
mm.
RaYm
y
ANewArfe
a
1
Picture
is
Always
an
Kvcnt
in
Any
Theatre...
But...
.
Particularly
on
Thh
Or
3
m
When
the
Flm
ocnticnw.
of
the
Screen
rortray,
h.i,
.
Gentleman
of
the
B,i-rjr;.
Ge
orge
ARLISS
In
The
Last
fipntlpman
He
tried
to
be
the
mranel
man
In
the
world
.
.
and
f03nj
hlmtelf
the
nut
bclovH'
lonljlit
.nid
batunlsy
Will)
Edna
May
Oliver
'At
7
49
it
9
40
ADDED
'Mysterious
Kiss'
A
Broadway
Urcvlt
Mu
.milk;y
MOt'Si:
In
".Mickey's
Stesmfollrr"
Tollowinj
the
llorm"
Willi
a
Fox
Carntianna
Worlds
Nh
Kvrntt
Now
is
the
Time
to
Place
Gift
Subscriptions
(live
your
friends
n
magazine
subscription,
the
girt
for
all
thc
year
We
take
subscriptions
for
all
Canadian.
Drltnh
and
American
publications
at
publishers'
prices.
OKDKR
NOW
FOR
CHRISTMAS
Personal
Christmas
Gards,
$1.00
per
doz.
See
our
display
of
choice
.cards
for.all
occasions.
New
stock
just
arrived.
SPECIAL-Jumbo
Box,
U
French
fold
Christmas
cards,
reg.
10c
cards,
the
box,
7oc
One
month
of
the
bel
reading
from
our
Rental
Library
for
75c
Is
an
excellent
brldjc
prhe
or
t'hrltma
silt.
Some
rerenl
new
books
added:
"THE
WHITE
REEF'
"THE
GOLDEN
VANITY"
"THE
TAKINO
OF
THE
ORY"
"LUST
FOR
LIFE"
-
"MY
SHADOW
AS
I
PASS
"PIRATE
JUNK"
"THE
WORLD
WENT
MAD"
"DEW
ON
THE
ORASS"
"TORCHES
THRU
THE
BUSH"
...
"PITCAIRN8
ISLAND"
CONAN
DOYLEjOMNlBUS"
Patterson
Masefield
,
V..-..X.
Stone
4
nolltho
a
....
Johnson
Brophy
iv
.
.M-icwl
'Connor
Nordhoff!
ft
Hall
MACKENZIE
I
URNITURE
Cedar
Chests
Doll
Carriages
$15.50
.$1.95
Christmas
(Jifts
can
now
be
selected.
They
will
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aside
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you
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