Mm
rotm
5
Piece
-
High
Grade
Living
Room
Ensemble
Kcgular
Price
$222.50
Special
$179.50
Including
3-piece
Modern
Chesterfield
Suite,
Reversible
Spring
Filled
Cushions.
1
Axminister
Barrymore
Rug,
9x12
and
1
Walnut
Magazine
Table.
ELIO'S
Furniture
Exchange
Prince
Rupert,
.C.
Hours
(J
a.m.
lu
5
p.io.
HALIBUT
The
source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Boiled
Halibut
with
egg
sauce
is
digestible,
palatable,
satisfying.
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
TROLLEYS
OR
BUSSES
Voters
Of
Victoria
Will
Have
Chance
to
Choose
al
Next
Civic
Election
VICTORIA.O
ct.
19:-At
the
cl
vie
election
ln
Victoria
ln
Decern
brr
a
vote
will
be
taken
on
the
question
of
whether
the
people
favor
continuation
of
street
cars
or
substitution
of
busses.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
19:
(CP)
Wheat
was
trading
at
$1.29
W.
on
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday.
HIS
IDEALS
tory,
poetry
and
To
him
the
son
temperament
and
predilections.
Dr.
Johnson's
mother
was
Catherine
C.
Underwood
Johnson.
THB
DAILY
NEWS
RELIEVE
SUFFERING
WERE
HIGH
QUICKLY
WITH
Robert
Underwood
Johnson
Was
With
Ailics
All
Through
Great
War
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
19:
(AP)-The
late
Robert
Underwood
Johnson,
who
died
here
at
the
week-end.
was
a
strong
advocate
of
!
peace
and
arbitration
and
the
un
ion
of
Christian
effort.
He
stood
for
the
national
spirit
as
against
all
forms
of
sectionalism
and
vigorously
opposed
lawlessness
carried
on
under
the
cuise
of
support
for
I
various
movements.
Copyright
re-I
form
and
forest
conservation
were
!
....
.
.
.
,
.
u
subjects
to
wnicn
ne
aevoiea
nmui
time
and
in
which
he
attained,
the
objects
for
which
he
worked.
From
the
beginning
of
the
World
l
F
1
J
KELLOGG'S
Toro'i.
o
Ontario.
K-41
The
boyhood
of
Dr.
Johnson
was
'
tp
hls
farm
near
A
rirt
old
Liqueur
wMiky,
blended
From
lKorou)Myjcd
Scotch
miltj,
rich
In
bouqutl
n
flavour
.
,
.
,
$250
$360
26
o.
40
Ot$.
m
J
A
thma
or
Hay
Fever
are
quicUj
anil
'imply
relieved
by
KeUogg'a
Aathma
Relief.Thia
famous
herbal
D
re
Da
ration-
-sold
in
Can
ada
for
60
years
haa
alreadyenefitad
thmmanaa.
At
your
nrartil
Drug
Klnrr-
J5c.indS1.00
Alio
In
cigarette
form.
Nnrthmp
and
M
led,
aJH
War,
Dr.
Johnson
was
outspoken
KiiciflAce
(
nAIlPeS
in
In
hu
hU
att.if,,dP
attitude
aeainst
gainst
the
the
Central
Central
lfUilgo
Powers
and
during
the
war
publLsh-
I
QIlL-.,-
Mofln
ed
many
poems
in
praise
of
the
dlf-
in
UnilUiCI
5
KldUL
ferent
countries
grouped
in
the
Allies
and
ln
appreciation
of
the
entry
of
the
United
States
into
the
conflict.
He
had
displayed
especial
interest
In
Italy
and
the
people
of,
Ladies'
Wear
and
Hutrher
Shops
Have
New
Owners
Now
that
country
and
after
the
war
his
appointment
as
American
ambas-,
m.Q
udn.
sador
to
Rome
was
received
with
general
satisfaction
throughout
ess
houses
in
Smithers
changed
Italy.
.hands
last
week
when
the
ladles'
Thij
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
at
Smithers
and
will
continue
to
op-
spent
at
Centrevllle,
Ind.,
where
he
received
his
early
education.
He
-
then
matriculated
at
Earlham
Col-
Gilder
In
1909,
he
was
made
editor
lege,
a
Quaker
Institution
at
Rich-
in-chief.
He
continued
ln
that
pos-
,
mond,
where
he
was
graduated
at
itlon
until
June,
1913,
when
he
re-18
as
a
bachelor
of
science.
He
im-
tired
bscause-
of
a
difference
with
mediately
entered
business
in
Chi-
the
reorganized
business
manage-cago
as
a
clerk
in
the
western
ag-
ment
relating
to
policies
concern-'
ency
of
the
Scribner
Educational
lng
the
conduct,
exploitation
and
Books.
Ideals
of
the
magazine.
j
After
two
years
be
became
con-
In
1876,
Dr.
Johnson
married
Miss
nectcd
with
the
editorial
staff
of
Katherine
McMahon
of
Washlng-Scribner's
Monthly,
afterwards
the
ton.
They
had
two
children,
Owen,
Century.
Magazine.
In
1881,
Dr.
who
became
widely
known
as
an
Johnson
was
advanced
to
associate
author
of
ilction,
and
Agnes,
who
editor
and,
on
the
death
of
R.
G.
became
Mrs.
Frank
H.
Holden.
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8m
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ill
4
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lliilHIIIHIrlHIIIIIIi
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Today
is
the
final
date
for
hail-but
fishing
in
Area
No.
3
prior
to
the
commencement
of
the
close
season
at
midnight.
There
-is
only
me
Canadian
boat
out
In
Area
No.
i
hu
hpna
the
Sea
Maid.
Cant.
no
room
passengers
from
The
contract
awarded
to
Armour
Salvage
Co.
for
the
nerf
Standard
t
li
Smithers
Produce
For
Saskatchewan
Carload
of
Vegetables
Left
Saturday
Second
now
bcinjr
assembled
SMITHERS,
Oct.
19:
The
car
of
vegetables
which
has
been
collected
in
the
district
between
Hazelton
'
....
....
!
J
l.
t
.
.
i
F,,-i.i
,)
9vrn
Henry
Doiron,
which
shouia
oe
in
i
aim
iwuuu
wem,
imo.u
.w.u
Smithers
It
contained
27
any
time
now.
There
are
a
number
Saturday.
Df
American
boats
still
out
In
Area
tons
for
the
relief
of
the
Hoosler
No
3
and
iume
of
these
may
land
district
in
Saskatchewan,
that
bc-thelr
catches
here
although
It
Is
lng
the
place
to
which
the
car
has
not
likely
there
will
be
many.
It
been
consigned.
u:in
hP
well
into
next
week,
it
Is
There
were
eighteen
tons
of
po-
expected,
before
all
the
American
tatocs,
two
tons
of
carrots,
five
tons
boats
are
in.
1
of
turnips,
one
ton
of
cabbage
and
a
ton
of
mixed
vegetables
together
inlihut
landings
were
heavy
at
with
a
eoiliderable
collection
of
Seattle
yesterday
with
ten
Area
No.
preserved
fruits,
canned
vegetables,
i
voccdU
innriintr
ratrhes
tntnllino
ulckles.
honey
and
clothing,
both
.354
000
nounds
as
follows:
Neptune,
new
and
used.
40
000
nounds.
Whiz,
Qic
and
9c:
Vegetables
are
still
coming
In
'Libertv.
39.000.
RiDley.
103ic
and
from
all
over
the
district
and
from
9c;
Estcp.
25.000.
Chase,
9ic
and
Cedarvaie,
wooocock
ana
ruiwan-Dc;
Bemice.
24.000,
McCallum,
10
'fee
ga
and
the
collection
of
a
second
and
9c;
Lltuya,
32,000,
Washington,
car
load
has-been
commenced.
9'bc
and
9c;
Rio
Rita.
40,000,
Booth.1
The
car
which
was
loaded
at
Ter-9snc
and
9c:
Addlnaton.
25.000.
New
race
with
fruit
and
vegetables
England,
9V?c
and
9c;
Havana,
39.-
passed
through
Smithers
Saturday
CCO,
San
Juan.
10c
and
9c;
Eldor-
morning
on
Its
way
to
Saskatchc-
ado,
50,000,
Sebastian,
10'eC
and
9c;
Celtic,
40,000,
MacCallum.
93,ic
and
9c.
Cod
vessels
from
Area
No.
2
also
sold
small
incidental
halibut
catches
catcnes
at
ai
11c.
nc.
wan.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
Born
In
Washington
I
WPar
stnre
conducted
by
Mrs.
W.
j
Winnipeg,
Oct.
19:
(CP)
The
plant
will
be
somewhat
similar
to
those
of
other
fuel
companies
on
the
waterfront.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
and
Is
sailing
at
3:15
for
Vancouver
and
way
points.
Oil
Co.
plant
here
Includes
large
No
boats
being
In
with
catches
warehouse,
dock,
approach,
office,
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
or.
tanks,
fence
and
grading
of
yards,
the
local
Fish
Exchange
today.
1
TOMATO
JUICE
Luscious,
whole,
ripe
Western
Tomatoes
made
into
a
delightful
drinlc,
containing
an
abundance
of
Vitamins
A,
B
and
C.
Canadian
I
STIAMSMIPS
1
I
COMMUMrCATlOMf
1
MOTtU
I
Pacific
i
ln
m
.
i
Dr.
Johnson
was
born
January
L
Grant
was
sold
to
Mrs.
E.
Duff,
,
I
Wheat
prices
were
off
5c
to
7Bc
12.
1853.
at
"Washington,
ln
a
house
f
f
S
Smlthers
and
the
meat
market'
n
her
wa,y
south
f"'
?
Spedal
Per
bushel
on
the
wlnnl)eE
mar'
that
has
been
replaced
by
the
ro-
Tl
1
1
!
'
w
hv'voyage
SkaBWay
l
pkk
Up
"
kct
y"-tunda
of
the
House
of
Representa-
operated
t
by
Roy
Pope
was
501(1
by
vnow
of
passengers
from
Al-
'tlves
office
buildln"
His
father
nim
10
narry
wuire
"imw.
asua
una
ure
i
uk.uh,
.r.n.
sicaiuci
j
was
the
late
Judge
Ntmrod
H.
John-
Business
is
going
on
as
usual
at
Princess
Norah,
Capt.
William
Pal-
besides
being
able
law-
mer-
arrived
ln
port
at
7:30
this
son
who.
an
both
places
under
the
new
man-
!
yer
and
juris,
of
Indiana,
was
wide-
agement.
mornlnB
from
the
north
and
sailed
ly
known
for
his
knowledge
of
his-
FollowlM
the
....
0f
the
Grant
an
h?.ur
later
fPr
Vacouver-
e
general
;enerai
literature
meraiure.
sto,.e
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Grant
and
fam.
"
yrr
,
,
mes
Flndlay.
returned
to
port
at
owed
his
literary
d
rted
for
Vancouver
where
'
""lned
2:45
this
afternoon
from
Stewart.
for
here.
they
will
take
up
residence.
Mr.
Pope
expects
to
remain
MARKED
WOMEN"
.
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With
II
,
and
brilliant
mm
pnrey
cast
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