PACK
TWO
!
1
I
iRUBl
Womr.
i
Bror.
z'-.,.;.
or
tu?nr
r.u
Spyjx.
RS!
RUBBERS!
s
RAJNtTIL
'
:
Gutta-Percha
Rubber
Footwear
ves
Winter-long
warmth
and
Vetion,
aad
ouflt
for
loaf
wwr
and
comfort,
The
Popular
Rainette
with
net
lining
Correctly
styled
in
every
detail.
Blade
or
brown.
2-doa.
Cuban
or
k
rkL
Priced
at
S1.50S1.75
.S..'
Overshoes,
to
fit
Cuban
orJgtnalftjr
sold
at
.7S
EVERY
PAIR
MADE
TO
WEAR
ADVERTISING
RATES
Transient
display
advertising,
per
men,
per
insertion
Classified
adrertlsinc,
per
went
per
Insertion
Local
reader,
psr
ImerUcn,
per
line
S1.95
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
I
S
Third
Avenue
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
FKISCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Phone
357
PBf-.nired
Kitrj
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
P.
POLLEN
Manazmg-Edfcor
I
Best
Christmas
Gift
ffi2$na,?,J
SWreatelnlhe
city
or
district?
as
co$
wSSS.10
them
dlrect
at
the
spcc
.
:2.00
A
YEAR
"
In
thu
waLy
get
approximately
300
reminders
-
of
your
thoughtfulness.
Ms
2
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
deHvery.
07
azU
or
earner,
yearly
period,
paid
la
advance
.
$5
News
Department
Telephone
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
DAILY
EDITION
IS
it
Wednesday,
Nor
2.
IWH
KING
.AGAIN
IN
GREEGE
One
of
:the
results
of
thezffimeasv
rimpa
hta
haor,
recall
of
Kirtg
George
to
take
the
throne
of
Greece
after
wiug
an
eAiie
ior
twelve
years,
rie
iirst
went
to
the
Cathedral
at
Athens
to
ask
the
blessing
of
God
on
his
reign
and
then
took
his
place
in
the
Royal
Palace
as
head
of
the
Greek
Government.
It
seems
hardly
likely
that
there
will
be
a
change
to
republicanism
again,
at
least
for
some
years
to
come.
A
permanent
head
of
a
government
is
looked
upon
with
more
favor
than
one
that
is
continually
changing.
The
election
of
a
president
is
found
to
be
too
disturbing
to
fce
looked
upqn
with
favor.
VACILLATING
PUBLIC
With
their
newly
acquired
power,
the
people
of
the
world
are
proving
to
be
extremely
vacillating.
They
have
not
acquired
stability
or
poise.
Today
they
are
for
a
monarchy,
tomorrow
a
republic
and
then
again
in
some
countries
we
find
them
acclaiming
other
forms
of
government
such
as
shouting
for
a
dictator.
In
their
general
policies
they
are
just
as
unreliable.
They
do
not
yet
know
their
own
minds.
The
old
saying
"vox
populi,
vox
Dei"
or
"the
voice
of
the
people
is
the
voice
of
God,"
would
make
the
ruler
of
the
universe
to
be
a
vacillating
ruler
who
did
not
know
his
own
mind.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
weare
all
searching
for
something
"V.
y
1
auaine(J-
we
want
a
government
that
Will
imnrove
our
conditions
.d
Ms
wvnu
VfA.
MO
019
jjicuncu
LU
blame
our
conditions
on
the
government
of
the
dav.
no
,awi
'w
complexion,
wnat
is
needed
is
a
citizenrv
vuay,
ih.
tiii!
us
me
science
01
government
and
that
is
not
satisfied
with
reading
or
hearing
of
only
one
side
of
a
question.
There
are
today
publications
devoted
to
giving
nothing
but
the
socialistic
or
communistic
side
of
everything
They
never
by
anv
chance
pjve
the
other
side.
That
cultivates
a
one-idea
mind
that
is
not
conducive
to
proper
progress
It
makes
for
narrowness
of
vision.
People
who
fed
on
such
one-sided
literature
can
never
become
educated
rheir
vision
becomes
distorted
and
their
reasoning
is
based
rattier
on
hearsay
than
on
facts.
However,
this
is
a
phase
of
the
wneral
search
for
something
better
and
is
a
sign
of
the
times.
DAILY
The
Letter
Box
Editor
ETHIOPIAN
RED
CROSS
Duty
Mwm.
I
hare
the
hoso.:-
of
columns
for
the
foU
vying
.t
aboat
the
Rc4
Cross
r.c
g
the
Ethiopian
War1
k
The
Ethiopian
Red
Cross
hi
p-S
paakd
thrown
the
bnernau.Lai
j
Red
Crass
Ctennuttec
of
Genera
:o
!
ml
national
RhJ
Cross
orcar.lza-
U
help
in
its
duly
of
;uee
u
-
tarn
atrk
and
wounded
srciers
p
Without
outsice
help
the
Ethjop.
.KM
cross
u
idcine
an
almost
.m-
g
pc&ssbie
task-
RtetsUly
orgar.ized
.:
lacks
both
cxpeiieacc
ate
mcrie;
A
number
of
national
Red
C.
"
jSocsetsts
have
already
ruput;
the
appeal
Se.?ral
Europe
R
Croat
Societies
are
arranging
tc
send
trained
puaonnel
Ot.t.
Ui
have
made
substantial
gifu
of
y1
money.
This
is
undoubtedly
r.
most
urtent
inuatdiate
need
I
inn!
to
Ht
tXnv
n!zrr
.
j
als
our
Canadsso
Red
Cross
So
'
r-
!T
al
I
is
tnlfi
....
...
,
v
-
-J
V
WW
Ml
MA
SWUiClUX
V-iC
original
and
prteary
task
of
tr.e
Red
Cross
no
funmh
aid
to
the
isiek
and
vasnsfed
of
arnue-
.r.
tune
of
war
NORMAN
SOMMERYTLIX
Chairman.
Central
Council
as.c
Toronto.
ExeeutiTe
Conur.;ttc
Hazelton
Native
Girl
Passes
Away
I
OMTe
Sltnbh.
Ared
17.
Died
At
Edmonton
and
Remains
Bronchi
Home
For
Interment
HAZELTO.V.
Not.
27:
The
fun
eral
took
piaec
at
Hazelton
las'
i
Wedneday
of
OHte
Sinhh,
seTen-ten
year
old
loeal
Indian
girl,
-vrhoj
had
attended
school
hi
Edmonton
for
several
years
and
who
paased.
away
in
isolation
hospital
at
the
Aioena
uapnai.
TOe
body
wu
shipped
from
Edmonton
to
HazeJ-
The
ftmeraT
serrKe.
conducted
at
the
Anglican
Church
at
Hazel-
too
by
Rev.
b.
Shearman,
was
at-
POUND
IN
NEW
YORK
NEW
YORkI
Nov.
27:
(CP)
The
British
pound
sterling
was
quoted
it
$li3'
on
the
local
foreign
ex
change
market
Monday
and
at
$453
yesterday.
PORTLAND
FIRE
LOSS
DOWN
PORTLAND.
Ore,
Noy.
27:
Fire
loss
in
thla
city
for
the
past
fiscal
year,
amounting
to
$477,000.
is
less
than
for
yeral
years.
In
1917
the
lowest
mark
of
$226,000
was
DOLLAR
IN
NEW
YORK
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
27:-The
Ca
nadian
dollar
closed
at
93c
even
00
the
local
foreign
exchange
mar
ket
yesterday.
Dr.
H.
E.
Tremayne,
ploneer
pnyslcian
and
surgeon
of
this
city
and
for
the
past
few
yeaja
attached
to
the
staff
of
William
tr...i
-
it..-
.
.
nwu
quarantine
nospltai
near
Victoria,
recently
retired,
accord
ing
to
word
received
here,
and
with
Mrs
Tremayne,
has
moved
to
the
state
of
Michigan.
J
Bert
Phillips
of
Ocean
Falls
(paying
a
brief
visit
to
the
city
inaving
arrayed
iroin
the
paper
J'town
qn
the
frince
George
this
mprplng,
He.
Is
leaving
tonight
(or
Terrace
and
will
return
tomorrow
to
catch
the
Prince
George
south,
bound.
C,
N.
R,
Trains
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fri
days
e
p.m.l
From
the
East
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Satur-,
days
10.20
p.nu
We
Buy,
Faciei
THE
Rupert
Peoples
Store
-
LTD.
We
Sell
For
Us
Come
in
and
Choose
Your
N
Ladies'
Skirts
All
Colors,
Latest
Styles
NEWS
OFTHE
MINES,
Syndicate,
Formed
at
Stewart
to
Ke-open
Old
Portland
Canal
Mine
Asselstine
in
Vancouver
y-
Freighting
Into
Omineca
Elderly
Pioneer
Nanaimo
Woman
Nov.
21
ss.
Prin.
Norah
5
p.m
From
Vancouver
auncay-ss.
Catala
4
Wed.
ss.
Pr.'Oe.-fge
10
Frldayss.
prin.
Adelaide
4
Ss
Nov.
For
Naas
Hfrer
and
Port
Simpson-Sunday
ss.
Catala
S
p.m.
Frerq
Naas
Itiver
and
Port
Simpson
Tuecday
ss
Catala
.11:30
a.m.
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Nov.
8,
22
ss.
pr.
John
.10
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Nov.
6.
20-ss.
Pr.
John
1...
a
m
From
Ocean
Falls
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
George
10
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Prm.'
Adelaide
4pm
Ss.
Cardena
pm
For
Ocean
Falls
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George
10:30
p.m
(
r-
M4au
TV
VUV
UW
tmatlon
of
the
syndicate.
Employing
a
small
crew,
the
syndicate
will
1
concentrate
upon
raising
and
.
blocking
out
ore
in
the
old
work-
Died
on
Tuesday
iStSSS
several
shoots
have
been
on
the
property
was
l
closed
down
in
1912
and
nothing
..,,
'has
been
done
since
that
time.
New
NANAIMO,
Nov.
27:
Mrs.
Eliza
.ir
.v.j.
.J.
Anna
Freemanwell
known
nioneTr
7
"f""
woman
of
this
city.
Dassed
awav
.
.
.
.
.
..
yesterday
vesterdav
af
at
the
of
7
i
T
P"
meiais
are
xactors
leading
age
eighty
to
th
hpnf
fh
years.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
CaUla
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
c
Drnnn
n
now
be
profitably
operated.
Extrac
j
tion
possibilities
are
much
greater
today
than
they.
were
two
decades
ago.
The
average
grade
of
the
ore,
lit
is
estimated,
will
be
between
$IQ
i
and
$12
In
prcious
metals
with
about
four
percent
lead.
The
Portland,
Canal
mine
is
situated
on
the
-j
A
lijic
ucuikc
.
,
.
...
10-30
vaney
about
four
Frldayss.
pf
Adelaide
10
pjn
pin'
mUe
north
of
stwart-
"
wa
first
Ss.
Cardena
.
.
.
midnight
located
about
1906
or
1907
and
was
Nov.
3
ss.
Prin
Norah
5
njn
!dev,0Pt,
ar"l
operated
from
that
pjn.
ajn
pm.
thne
until
1911
when,
as
the
first
producer
of
the
district,
its
output
was
75
tons
of
ore
per
day.
In
1912
pioductlon
was
suspended
in
order
to
tiriye
a
long
tunnel
from
the
Cardena
VIri
lvay
the
object
being
the
17-s.
17-ss.
Prin.
prin.
Norah
Norah
am
cut1"?
r
tne
Kortland
Canal
fis-
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
jfor
a
distance
of
approximately
a
Sunday
ss.
Catala
s
p.m.mlie
whn
the
work
was
closed
Wednesday-ss.
Pr.
George
4
p.m.jdcwj.
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
'
I
32S?"SatrJa
11:30
a
m'
W
J.
Asselstine,
fonnerly
mUl
"-nnce
ueorge
8
pjn.
suplntenaept
for
the
Prerafci
Gold
Mining
Co.
and
M.
L.
A.
foi
Atlln.
who
left
Premier
some
mouths
ago
for
Hedley
to
take
an
executive
position
with
a
mine
there,
is
now
associated
with
the
firrriof
J.
R.
Williams
.-it
Son,
Van-cquyr
assayers.
He
holds
the
po-slti6j
of
consulting
metallurgist.
i
Mining
companies
operating
n
the
Manson
.Creel;
area
are
having
large
quantities
of
freight
hauled
north
nov
by
such
freighters
as
H.
W.
Smith,
H.
M.
Perison
and
the
Johnson
Transfer
.
Co.
w,
ivtuciifciy
Recently
Mr
jvir
..
,
.
.
rSS
PrIn
Adelaide
10
p.rri.
Smith
transported
eighteen
tons
of
For
Alaska
Nov.
17
6S
From
Alaska-
Prin.
Norah
Nov.
3
ss.
Prin.
Norah
Nov.
21
ss.
prin.
Norah
from
Skeena
Itiver
freight
from
Fort
St.
James
to
the
....
a.m.
Sand
Hills
In
ten-
days,
ppring
the
period
of
transportation,
freighting
5
p.m.
operations
were
carried
on
twenty-5
p.m.
four
hours
each
day,
By
working
two
shifts
each
day
a
continuous
tTiuay
ss.
Cardena
movement
pm
was
carried
4
on.
A
ser-
EW
DRESS
for
the
coming
Festive
Season
Dresses
Suitable
For
Every
Occasion
at
Prices
to
Suit
Every
Purse
Ladies'
Sweaters
Pullover
and
Coat
Styles
pi
nr
fro
ir
onr
I
tl
Aft
$1
7C
M
QC
COorM
JXJ
XUftJ)
lyLutUXj
i
J
i
7
t
1
T
,mtv
1
.,,,
You
can
buy
with
confidence
as
you
are
covered
by
Our
Guarantee
MERCHANDISE
SATISFACTORY
OR
MONEY
REFUNDED
m
.
l
ssntssssssssssssssssssssssssssssn
.
nnnnunuuuui
I
ansnnnuHBnnnnBBBnunnLBUBnnnnuEBnuB
A
1rol
CMmr!
Inof
a
linn
Uaam
-1
.a.
Hi
x
a.
tended
by
friends
from
Klsoiox
L-
TJ'
,
'
,
Oiewari
l0
carry
and
oien
voweii
as
well
a
the
u"
a
PruKn
01
ueveiopmenr,
worK
during
the
coming
natfwo
man).
nf
tj,,l.
.!-!
WlmPf
On
tVlP
fnmniic
nlrl
Prtfflorirl
Pnnnl
1
...til.
teas
barrier
to
funurtiiug
gxts
to
the
mining
camps
in
trie
Mar.
son
Creek
section
is
the
sand
hills
some
ninety
miles
from
Fort
St
James
stretching
over
a
distance
of
approximately
seven
r&ltas.
Three
miles
of
these
sandhills
are
really
bad
and
loads
exceeding
one
ton
cannot
be
taken
over
them.
There
-are
about
four
miles
to
which
there
are
muskegs
at
different
places
that
wttl
have
to
be
corduroyed
an
covered,
up
and
v
-js,
ui
ibufiwij.
Aiivi
-
r
w
wni
a
ui
tiuiiu
uaiidi
1
1
1
1
1
1
r
wiiii
;i
(
made
manp
III
tit
lor
rnr
vehicle
t
to
ra
m...
ko
over.
V.'olet
Clifford
sane
a
vocal
solo
i
view
to
nuttinc
thp
nrorurtv
inf
n
m.vitint.nn
t,
r
rii
k-
i.
-.
.'
riee
as
a
Bird.
The
Itoltonhn
a
cmnll
u-ov
if
lonct
dflr-fv.,
...it
"...
...
3and
5and
and
and
members
members
of
of
the
the
White
White
"J
3::
I
a,neV
iroro
UTt
put
the
,TT
road
a
,
Cross
and
Home
League
took
part
in
the
procession
Surrirlng
relatives
include
Wal
ter
Skulsh.
tRe
father.
William.
Peter
and
Benny
Wale.
Nathan
Wilson
of
Bella
Bella
Has
Passed
Away
BELLA
BELLA,
Nov.
27:
(CP)
Nathan
Wilson,
aged
63,
prominent
Indian
salmon
fLihermen,
is
dead
here.
iiiconKai.iuii
num
uii
me
propeny
wnicn
nas
oeen
m
nro-K.
r
.
"
"
""
ltl
for
t
ho
great
deal
of
work
to
through
to
Manson
belter
shape.
It
would
mean,
it
Is
estimated,
a
re-duction
of
at
least
two
cents
per
Tound
in
freighting
costs.
The
oro-'
vlnclal
department
of
public
works.'
s
being
approached
in
regard
to
he
matter.
awMHamwsanBsa
Auction
Sale
HIGH
CLVSS
Household
Furniture
)n
Thursday,
November
2$
at
the;
Residence
on
Hr$t
Street,
Between
j
econd
and
Third
Avenue
Qpposite
;
the
Leeds
Apartments
Commencing
at
2:15
Sharp
i
Instructed
by.
the
owner.
Mr.
j
tobert
Arthur
who
i
livavlni?
town,
i
will
sell
by
public
auction
the
ollowlng:
Chasterfjel4
Sujte.
pining
Room
3ulte,
China
Cabinet,
2
Axmlnster
Carpets,
4
Lino
Rugs.
Circulating
Heater,
Card
Tables.
Tabefcttes.
linger
Sewing
Machine.
Stand
'-amp,
Mirrors.
Desk.
Electric
Va-
:uum
Cleaner.
Range,
Wicker
Chairs,
Pictures,
Beds,
Dressers.
Thlffonier,
Linoleum.
Bridge
Set.
Dishes,
Glassware,
Pots
and
Pans,
2tc."
G,
1
J.
Dawesl
THE
AUCTIONEER
PllONE:
BLUE
471
FURS
FURS
We
have
orders
for
Mink,
Marten,
Lynx,
Foxes,
Weasels,
and
we
are
prepared
to
pay
you
highest
cash
prices.
Also
all
your
other
furs
at
full
market
value.
Trial
shipment
will
convince
you.
Ship
now
to
J.
CLONES
PRINCE
GEORGE,
B.C.
1
Rex
BOWLING
C1B
LIMITED
FOUR
r.001)
ALLEYS
Weekly
Prizes
For
Hih
Scorn
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
VOIR
SEBHtt
Proprietors
Bert
Mortan
&
Bad
&r
I
inn
r
torn1
l
.
.
15G
FKKSH
MILK
AKD
CKEAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
657
Hyde
Transfer
PHONE
580
Office
315.
Second
Avenue
Our
Mixture
of
COAL
Hunting
vjuv;
mv..
One
Long
Lasting
tion.
$11.50
per
ton