FAOE
SEC
Thinks
Business
omCE
Furniture
For
Sale
Office
;
dek,
Remington
typewriter,
writer
desk,
rolled
top
desk
k.
;
show
case,
electric
heater,
3
office
'
chairs,
swivel
arm
chair,
safe
5:
31-33-59",
leather
couch,
6x9
WU-!
ton
rug.
electric
fixture,
10
vo-'
Jumes
world
book,
set;
steel
filing
i
cabinet,
1
section.
For
further
:
particulars
call
S.
J.
Jabouy,
r
Phone,
Office.
13;
Residence.
183.
(248)
FURNITURE
Factory
simples
musti
go
this
week.
Three-room
groups,
I
Mrs.
Austin
started
her
venture
iinto
big
business
as
her
husband's
1
6
IwlnthfU
c
I
in
p
president
of
a
large
gasoline
and
""wservice
station
concern
In
Detrcil,
jbut
then
he
was
in
the
real
estate
.Gasoline-
Executive
Works
Harl
,
business.
"I
have
live
children
an
And
Sees
Her
Fput
Chijdren.
II
-
love
jtbem
,
and
I
think
they
Week-ends
are
as
wen
behaved
and
senslbl
as
any
normal
family.
I
can
ta!te
TORONTO,
Oct.
2i:
(CP)
"lia11
five
out
at
any
timc
without
love
business
and
I
think
there
i
embarrassment.
At
the
same
time
I
W
1
J
A
1
4
.
1
a
Is
'a
a
verv
very
definite
Dlace
In
the
1
ccllia
nor
e
conni
10
spena
world
for
women
therein,
even
If
the
woman
happens
to
be
married.
So
says
Mrs
Charles
'Margaret)
Austin
of
Detroit
wlio
is
in
complete
charge
in
Toronto
of
a
JnTge
gasoline
and
oil
concern
She
is
also
the
mother
of
five
small
children,
four
boys
and
a
girl,
whom
she
visits
every
Saturday
and
Sunday
when
she
L
able
to
forget
her
busy
business
career.
all
my
time
at
home
playing
bridge
and
doing
the
social
things
so
many
women
are
occupied
with.
"My
nusoana
early
trusted
me
with
responsible
work,"
she
said
"and
because
I
enjoy
business
and
study
It
I
have
been
successful.
I
know
that
my
one
girl
will
have
a
sound
business
training.
It
enables
her
to
be
a
help
to
her
husband
if
she
understands
hL
problems
"
Classified
Ads
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
range
with
oh
burner,
Hanklyn
heater,
table
and
chairs.
Apply
Eby
Apts.,.
4th
.
Aye.
E.
.
(247
FOR
SALE
Buy
the
best.
Bunsen
r
limn".
Phone
Black
461
i
tu.
--vu
iviouti
l.
truck,
X
$35,
apply
J.
R.
Stevenson,
112
,
:
Eighth
Avenue
West.
(247),"
FOR
SALE
32
ft.
trolling
boat,
l
ft.
beam,
12
h.p.
Palmer
englns,.
Phone
Black
963.
(247)
FOR
SALE
At
a
wonderful
barj-
basement,
hot
water
heating,
fenced
garden,
close
In.
Phone
Collart
&
McCaffery.
(tf)
FOR
RENT
60
high-grade
ptoces.
guaranteed
GENTLEMEN'S
Sanitary
Supplies,
the
most
RrntnHnml
Karuilni
highest
trade
15
for
SI
PaniTii
COME
IN
AND
SEE
THEM
A
deposit
will
hold
any
article
till
Christmas
WEDDING
AT
KITZEGUKLA
Aliss
Mary
Sampare
Becomes
Bride
Of
Herbert
Wesley
KITZEGUKLA,
Oct.
2l:-r-A
very
Interesting
wedding
took
place
on
Saturday,
October
10
at
3
p.m.
when
two
of
the
popular
young
people
of
Kltzegukla
were
married
in
the
United
Church
by
Rev.
B.
Black.
The
bridal
pair,
Herbert
Wesley
and
Miss
Mary
Sampare,
were
es
corted
to
the
church
by
two
bands:
The
local
band
Jed
one
procession
and
the
visiting
band
from
Kit
wanga,
under
the
leadership
of
Edward
Tait,
leading
the
other.
At
the
church
the
hymn
"O
Love
Divine
All
Loves
Excelling,"
was,
sung
with
a
brother
of
the
groom,
Walter
Wesley,
presiding
at
the
or
gan.
The
bride
was
beautifully
dressed
In
a
white
silk
dress
with
the
usual
bridal
veil.
She
was
attended
by
two
maids
of
honor,
Mrs.
Clara
Da-;
vis
,
pf
the
Naas
River
and
Mrjs.
Maggie
Sampare,
as
well
as
'
bridesmaid.
Miss
Helen
Wilson,
am
a
little
flpwer
girl,
Miss
Phyllis
Jones,
Both
parents
were
present.
Jo
seph
Weslejc
and
Arthur
Sampare
were
both
born
at
Kltzegukla.
1
Arter
the
.sigfung
of
the
register
'he
happy
couple
were
escorted
ta
galn,
7-room
house,
concrete
fv,
woi
wi
w
ft,--
..
sic
of
the
two
bands
playing
a
well
known
march.
At
the
hail
a
beautifully
arranged
table
was
fixed
near
the
platform'
where
rat
the
bride,
bridegroom,
at-';
tendaritsof
the
bride
puc.
and
ana
groom.
groom.
MODERN
Houss
for
rent,
739
Sixth,
;-
T
Z
,
1
Avenue
West.
Apply
S.
J.
Jabou
TomJ
nsn
of
darvale
and
7
6
!
rnv
Rev,
B.
Black.
FOUND
Pair
of
girl's
black
ox;
fords
in
front
of
B.
C.
Under
takers.
Owner
may
obtain
same
PERSONAL
m-.
Other
tables
were
.
arranged
"Jaround
the
buifdihg
and
these,
were
all
loaded
.
to
capacity
with
good
things
to
eat,
.
'
Among,
the
many
interesting
feature?
was
a
five-tier
bridal
cake.
by
calling
at
Dally
News
ana
decorated
ln
white
and
pink
colors,
paying
for
this
advertisement
rpecialry
maderby
the
groom's
mother.,
Mrs.
Maria
Wesley;
It
wis
a
wonderful
work
of
p.H
and
cookery.
Music
was,
rendered
during
the
banquet
by
the
combined
bands
under
the
leaderrhlo
of
David
Wll-
"ever
of
f
eied
In
Western
Canada-
Supply,
751
Granville.
Vancouver,
.liams-11
was
exhillratlng
music
and
$160.00:
10
-niece
Chesterfir!-;
7
.was
aPPreclated
as
the
loud
ap-
Groups
$55.00;
genuine
WalnW
Cedar
Che-ts
$11.50.
Terms
If
desired.
Free
storage.
Write
to
day:
Julius
Shore
Mail
Ordri
House,
801
Beklns
Bidg.,
Van
couver."
FOR
SALE
Two
full
fonts
of
lino-type
mats.
9-po!nt
lisht
and
bold,
one.
font
verv
little
used.
Half
a
font
new
14-polnt
bold
i
OVER
900
have
Joined
our
group'
ilause
after
-
several
selections
iorming
to
provide
each
member"
howed.
.
...j
vu.,
up
w
uu
j
uuiuucif
ana
ine
rrowoea
m-,-
ci
years
of
age
accepted
without,
and
later
the
hall
were
not
medical
examination,
estimated
enough
wiuukii
to
m
contain
vuiuihi
them.
inem.
They
inev
Cheltenham
mats,
straight
andt
vlgor
at
once
N
w
Q
SLVT'501
trex
Tonic
Tablets
corral
jinic
Iltt
'in
.,h
ti.srn.
uW
"'7
,
,
;
y
I
ysler
mvigorators
and
other
Misni
maKe
trade
for:
stimulants
rnp
font
of
fi-nolnt
mats
In
trood
con
dition
or
ood
saw.
Daily
Ne
Prince.
Rupert.
BC.
(tf)
I
1UU
proiecuon
ior
ioss
or
visitors
were
present
In
large
life
from
any
cause,
un
to
fia.ntimhprs
nnn
tdb
nt,....v.
gans.
glands
If
not
delighted,
maker
refunds
few
cents
paid
Call
or
write.
Ormes
limited,
tf
PICTURES
Brighten
and
Beautify
Your
Home
T
We
are
showing
a
large
array
of
New
Pictures
in
attractive
frames.
Ideal
for
bridge
prizes,
wedding
or
anniversary
gifts
and
for
your
friends.
Many
beautiful
subjects
to
choose
from
including
Silhouettes,
Flowers,
Animals,
Ships
and
Scenery
and
in
a
variety
of
sizes.
r
V
1rces
'are
extremely
low,
from
25c
up
ranei
mirrors,
nonzontal
and
vertical,
limited
number
only,
at
75c
and
$1.25
Picture
Frames,
in
new
styles,
from
50c
to
S1.50
large
ramp
cost
$10
to
$12
per
year,
write
for
f
from
Kltwanga.
H'arelton
and
other
our
-over
tne
Top"
drive
offer)
places.
and
particulars,
Western
Mutual-'
Sam
Wesley
'actpd
as
toasimas-Benefit
Ass'n.
Vancouver,
B.C,
,tir
and
many
eloquent
speeches
(tf)
'were
delivered
in.
tHe
native
tonsue
with
zeal
and
enthusiasm.
A
unique
featu.re
Was
a
dance
ater
in
the.
evening
when
old.
and
'oung
delighted
each
other
and
v!fr.
who
are
full
of
years
were
present,
took
part
In
the
festivity.
A
number
of
young
people
came
Tom
Hazelton
for
the
dance
and
everyone
expressed
congratulations
to
the
happly
young
pair.
Spanked
Spouse
Asks
Separation
Says
Hubby
Thought
More
of
Books
Than
of
His
Family
LONDON.
Oct.
21;
(CP)
"Wives
on
t
like
that,
you
know.
You
houldil
t
do
it,"
admonished
Ma
gistrate
Mulllns
in
matrimonial
,ourt
when
Charles
Calvert,
tea
nerchant
of
Clapham,
admitted
he
iaa
tpanked
his
wife.
According
to
Doris
Calvert,
her
lusband
bought
novels
for
himself
nsfead
of
food
for
her
and
her
hild,
and
occasionally
spanked
ler.
Seeking
a
separation
order
she
ieclared
that
three
times
the
previous
week
she
hid
been
forced
to
;o
short
of
food
although
her
husband
was
earning
$25
a
week.
She
ald
he
had
one
debt
of
$250
for
xoks.
"I
think
It
Is
bettefto
buy
books
'han
to
spend
money
.
on
clgar-'ttes
and
drink,
like
some
men
do,"
Said
Calvert
In
admitting
he
was
fond
of
general
literature
and
paid
io
aonars
a
week
for
new
books.
,
The
applicatl5n
,
wasdjpurned
-lne
die.
the
mag'utrate'sUtlng
the
oalr
should
adjust
their
differences.
He
tcld
them
that
the
majority
of
"hildren
who
commit.
crimes
come
rom
parents
who
are
at
logger-
neaasvwith
each
other.
Richard
fSvymi
Rurv
nf
I
Via
Rwlft.Cinadlan
ro.
returned
to
the
'fV
On
bt.
n'-hf
trilln
frnm
lJrfcf
business
trip
to
Hazelton.
TtD&
DAILY
NEW8
Wednesday
QttQbtr
2;
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Making
one
more
voyage
on
the
Alaska
route
instead
of
being
replaced
for
the
winter
by
the
Princess
Norah
as
had
been
intended,
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Louise.
Japt.
S.
K.
Gray,
arrived
In
port
it
9
o'clock
this'
morning
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
an
hour
and
a
quarter
later
for
Skagway
and
Jther
northern
points
whence
she
.3
due
to
return
here
next
Sunday
Ifternooh
southbound.
The
Louise
aad
only
48
passengers,
two
of
.vhom
disembarked
here.
Six
boar-
dede
her
heer
for
Ketchikan.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
John,
?apt.
Nell
McLean,
will
be
arriving
n
port
late
tonight
or
early
tomorrow
morning
from
Vancouver
via
he
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
vessel
left
Skidogate
Inlet
at
5:30
ast
evening
for
Massett
Inlet.
On
her
regularly
scheduled
-veekly
voyage,
C
N.
R.
steamer
Prince.
Rupert,
Capt.
Edward
Vfabbs,
arrived
In
port
at
12:15
aoon
today
from
Vancouver,
Powell
liver
and
Ocean
Falls
with
a
good
led,
list
of
passengers
and
will
sail
it
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
An-
Vox
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
sturn
here
tomorrow
.
evening
luthbound.
W:
E.
Balllie
hastaken
over
duty
'8
chief
engineer
of
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
.on
its
present
voy-
j'e
north.
During
the
past
sum
mer
he
was
chief
of
the
Prince
Robert.
Ifter
a
five-day
trip
to
Massett
'n-'et.
Armour
Salvage
Cq's
power
:TT.
Da'y
Teturned
to
port
at
4
cVck
this
morning
from
;hc
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Maklnc
He
trip
were
W.
T.
Reid.
district
c
and
'timber
agent
for
the
Can-
lan
National
Railways
at
Prince
'onal
engineer
tor
the
railway.
ho
went
to
Inspect
a
stand
of
tit
timber,
-and
A.
R
Nichols,
J.
A
Lindsay,
W.
O.
Fulton,
R.
W
Cam-1
eron,
F.
A.
'MacCallum
and
Capt
W.
P.
Armoir
who
took
the
on---)rtunity
to
rHake
'
a
hunting
trip.
The
hunters
bagged
th.ee
deer
tnd
a
number
of
pheasant.
n.
'
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
bis
tanker
Albertolite,
Capt.
A
A.
Moshci.
after
discharging
a
cargo
of
fue'!
'
-
iu
.
'.
...
me
comDanvs
local
tnnVx
l
sailed
at
12.J30
Ao3n
yesterday
for
&an
fcaro,
California.
Capt.
Larry
Thomson,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
made
the
trip
north
as
pilot
Of
the
Albertolite.
Mr,
and
Mr.
C.'W.
Stedman
ar-1
family,
who
have
been
sojndinr
a
couple
of
months
In
city
i
tjils
morning
on
th
Princess
Louise
ror
Ketchikan
"THINGS
TO
COME"
HERE
Great
British
Picture,
Based
.on
II.
G.
Wells'
S,tory,
on
Capitol
Theatre
Screen
Most
ambitious
British
picture
jver
produced,
"Things
to
Come,"
rom
H.
G.
Wells
famous
book
of
ilmllar
title,
Is
the
feature
offer-j
.ng
on
the
screen
.
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
the
middle
of
this
A-eek.
It
is
an
epic
of
the
future
.overlng
the
period
from
1940
to'
1040,
a
century
of
armed
conflict,!
lestruction,
chaos,
pestilence
and
.ameless
horrors
such
as
the
world
;ias
never
before
known.
Tht!
scene
s
the
city
of
"Everytown"
where
.he
people
are
celebrating
Chrlst-
as
when,
suddenly
from
out
of
he
blue,
a
hostile
bomb-carrying
ilr
force
appears,
permitting
no
efence.
Within
a
few
minutes
iverytown"
Is
destroyed
and
the
.eath-deallng
flotilla
of
the
air
passes
on
to
lay
waste
countless
jther
cities
and
towns.
The
war
irags
on
and
on
until
civilization
inks
Into
a
morass
of
savagery
ind
horror.
Then
a
pestilence
;:ourges
the
earth
to
complete
the
lestruction
and
plunge
humanity
to
the
depths
of
degradation
and
helplessness.
Finally
out
of
the
medieval
darkness
the
first
signs
of
a
new
davm
appear
and
slowly
nan
begins
to
re-create
his
world,
working
with
primitive
tools
and
gathering
knowledge
by
experience
as
did
his
forbears
a
thousand
years
ago.
Gradually
there
is
developed
a
civilization
such
as
the
Twentieth
Century
has
not
d-"!im-ed
of.
Above
all,
there
Is
peace
based
on
knowledge,
understandlnr
and
love.
Nor
Is
the
picture
without
a
human
story.
A
d'lngulshed
cast
Includes
Sir
Cedric
Harriwlcks.
Raymond
Massov,
Mirgarctta
Scott
and
Ralph
R'rhard'nn.
With
"Thines
to
Come"
U
"Ticket
to
Paradise."
the
odd
stiry
rf
the
experiences
of
an
amnecla
victim,
with
Roier
Prvor
and
Wendv
Earrie
in
leading
riles.
W'MKS
TO
FOROhT
l
OVT,
LONDON.
0t
Sf
(CP--Nat
V'-r-e-.
a
r?eced
lover,
put
women
behind
him,
and
walkr-1
1.-500
miles
around
the
English
coast,
saying
th;re
was
good
exsrehe.
;un,
air
andconsol'itlnn.
in
i.h
"pen
road.
STUFFYRHEAD
'aLUlllw
A
few
drops
up
etch
nostril
reduces
swollen
membranes,
clears
away
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