Wednesday,
November
16,
1838.
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LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Mrs.
Lee
Gordon
returned
home
t-in
nearce.
this
mornlne
:
on
inc
lo
Vancouver.
from
a
trip
court
yesterday
afternoon.
M,
M.
O'Brien,
chief
field
for
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
has
the
goodness
of
prime
beef
and
that
is
why
if
builds
strength
for
you:
TRY
IT!
Linoleum
Rus
'
Size
9x12
9xl0i
$13.75
$12.00
Phone
112
Taxi;
new
heated
cars.
Olof
Hanson,
M.
P.
for
Skeena,
i
and
Mrs
Hansm
arrived
in
thft
Lutheran
Sewing
Circles
Bazaar,
clty
on
last
night.s
traln
Uom
Metropole
Hall,
today.
Program
Smithers
and
expect
to
be
ln
nd
fancy
work,
sale
8
pjn.
Every-,
town
for
Ume
Tneir
son
body
welcome.
Adm.
free.
(267)
Olof
Hanson
jr
recently
arrived
u
,in
Smithers
from
Toronto.
John
Hakla,
charged
as
an
alien
with
being
m
pieUu
u
...r
i
A.
J.
Cook,
superintendent
on
lo-
arms,
'as
"ned
wlln
"n
01
cal
construction
jobs
for
the
Ben-three
days'
imprisonment,
by
Map-
nett
&
Construction
Co.,
re
istrate
McClymoni
in
cuy
pouce
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Wilfrid
Smith,
a
member
of
the!
George
this
morning
from
a
brief
I
business
trip
to
Vancouver
staff
of
Martins
general
siore
ai
Mrs.
Sebastian
Embieton,
who
has
Massett.
arrived
In
the
city
on
tne
en
on
a
trip
to
Salt
Lake
City,
prince
oeorge
mis
mumm
on.Ci
.
wnere
ner
Jatrier,
Mr.
Pitt
sr.,
re-a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
will
salljcently
died
ls
a
pasSenger
aboard
for
the
isianas
uu
John
Friday
night.
the
Prince
the
Prince
George
today
returning
I
I
The
Anglican
mission
boat
Northern
Cross,
which
arrived
ln
port
at
the
first
of
the
week
from
Mas-!
Bet
on
a
mercy
trip,
ls
stormbound
at
Prince
Rupert
before
leaving
nn
her
return
to
the
Islands.
She.
will
not
be
able
to
get
away
until
there
ls
an
abatement
of
weather
j
conditions.
to
her
home
at
Premier.
3-Piece
You'll
Always
Do
Jkttcr
At
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
November
'1G,
1913
1
Arrivals
from
the
north
oh
the,
Prlndess
Sophia
yesterday
after-
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
Colllson
was
n0on
sUted
that
the
new
Chlsana!
the
speaker
at
the
regular
weekly
gold
diggings
will
make
a
busyj
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
camp
of
Whltehorse
this
winter.1
Club
today,
giving
Interesting
dls-:
Already
winter
freighting
has
jstart-i
course
to
a
good
attendance
of
club
ed
over
a
good
trail
along
which
members
with
a
few
guests.
Presl-
there
are
comfortable
roadhouses.
dent
D.
O.
Borland
was
ln
the
chair.
Mr
Colllson
delved
Into
some
aboriginal
Indian
history.
The
"Ne
Temere"
decree
was
discussed
by
Rev.
F.
W.
Kerr
at
even
ing
service
In
First
Presbyterian
Church
at
the
Empress
Theatre
last
night.
The
Roman
Catholic
Church,
Smelting
Co.,
ls
a
passenger
aboard
declared,
the
pastor,
should
not
be
the
Prince
George
today
going
allowed
to
declare
marriages
be-north
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
on
one
tween
Catholics
and
Protestants
of
his
periodical
Inspection
trips.
,
null
and
-void
unless
performed
by
5
The
company
is
continuing
explor-
a
Catholic
priest
atlon
of
the
ore
bodies
at
Anyox!
with
a
view
to
ascertaining
if
the,
Joe
Bayley.
well
known
Victoria
'ism
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IlKllinitLHIIlWiliKIIH
-
--
Axminstcr
Kugs
Size
9x9
.
Chesterfield
Suite
A
modern
suite
Comfort
spring
units
$29.50
built
with
genuine
Kay
$130.00
THE
CANADIAN
LEGION
(Words
by
Winifred
0.
Brass,
music
by
H.
Ty
Lock,
1
introduced
at
Armistice
Day
banquet)
We
are
the
men
who
answered
when
the
stirring
call
went
forth:
"Rise!
Loyal
sons
of
Canada!
Ye
legions
of
the
north!"
.
,u.
From
prairie
brown,
from
hill
and
town,
front
forest,
mine
and
sea,
To
fieht
for
Kinir
and
Motherland,
to
die,
if
it
i
;
Brigadier
J
d.vstnct
offl
tary
district
j
(j
-
.
-
must
be.
Lieut.
Col.
R.
L.
Fort,
officer
com-
r.
anding.
,
Royal
Canadian
Artlller
this
morning
on
me
rrince
Lreorge
from
the
south
and
tonight
annual
inspection
of
the
102nd.
Battery
will
be
held.
Brigadier
Stewart
and
Lieut
Col,
Fort
will
return
south
Thursday
night
on
the
Prince
George.
tr
n
rixii::i
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mmiun
warn
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LINOLEUMS
-
AXIINSTERS
-
CONGOLEUMS
3-I'iccc
Vclour
Chester-
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399.50
8-Piece
Bedroom
Ensemble
$84.50
Vanity
and
Bench,
Chest
of
Drawers
and
full
size
Bed,
Cable
Spring,
and
Spring-filled
Mattress
and
one
pair
feather
pillows.
.
Allowance
For
your
old
mattress
on
brand
new
:
spring
filled
mattress,
all
sizes
Tea
Wagon
Solid
Walnut
with
drop
.
handle.-
Lined
cutlery
drawer,
tray
with
glass
25.75
centre
3-Piece
Chesterfield
Suite
$79.50
Bed
Complete
$25.50
lied,
Cable
Spring
and
Cotton
Mattress,
size
3-3.
4-0.
4-6.
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
Ruj,rs
ELIO
Hours
From
9
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
Phone
Green
916
3rd
Avenue
Felt
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CHORUS
'
We
are
comrades
of
the
Legion
I
-Comrades
of
the
fighting
Legion
!
-Our
proudest
boast
from
coast
to
coast,
That
we
are
Legion
men.
They
knew
our
guns,
at
Marne
and
Mons,
the
fury
Ypres;
Upon
the
Somme
we
harried
them,
in
trenches,
at
Ccinit)rii
With
leaden
hail
at
Passchendaele
full
well
we
kept
our
pledge,
.
:
.
7':
.
In
blood
and
flame
we
wrot&oiirj
name.
on
death-1
less
Vimy
Ridge.
iin
V?r
$
And
those
who
kept
their
vigil,
deep,twhere
Flanders
poppies
gr,w,
-
;
'
Our
comrades,
wHo
will
hear
no
more
the:.
clarion
bugles
blow;
';.
.
"'
.
Still,
as
we
stand
.
nlence
and
the
years
are
rolled
away,
'''
"
In
memory
They
liveagain
upon
Remembrance
Day.
Our
voices
ring
once
more
"-"
we
sing
the
grand
old
battle
songs,
Men
of
the
Legion,
marching
still,
though
twenty
years
have
gone;
.
.
From
coast
to
coast
our
proudest
boast,
from
inland
to
the
sea,
'
V
"We'll
fight
for
King
and
Canada,
(
again,
if
war
must
be
!"
'
.
resumption
of
copper
production
boxer,
will
arrive
ln
Prince
Rupert
-
there
ls
Justified.
At
Stewart,
the
this
week
for
his
fight
with
Jimmy!
Continued
Improvement
Is
re-Big
Missouri
mine
and
mill
ls
now
Welsh
of
Chicago.
Welsh
is
already
ported
In
the
condition
of
William
producing
on
a
profitable
basis,
i
here.
I
Goldbloom.
veteran
district
fur
:
.
dealer,
who
is
a
patient
ln
the
frince
nupen
uencrai
uutubai.
i
I
me
i
n
'
I
limeiy
Recipes
;
i
WHY
NOT
CHEESE?
C.
Stewart
DS.O.
I
whpn
-old
m
either,
eomn
product,
however,
changes
from
cold
to
a
hot
food
when
combined
with
other
foods
such
as
eggs,
milk
and
cereals
to
produce
a
tempting;
cheese
souffle
or
something
similar.
The
wise
homemaker
may
de
pend
upon
savory,
appetizing
cheese
dishes
to
solve
the
luncheon
or
supper
problem
many
times
during
the
coming
months
of
cold
weather.
Cheese
Souffle
H
Three
tablespoons
butter,
4
s
tablespoons
flour,
1
cup
milk,
A
teaspoon
salt,
yolks
of
3
eggs.
i
whites
of
3
eggs,
few
grains
cay-
enne.
'3i
cup
cheese,
grated,
pinch
of
mustard.
2
Melt
butter;
Blend
ln
flour.
Add
s
seasonings
and
milk.
Stir
until
a
sauce
has
thickened'
Add
cheese.
Add
beaten
egg
yolks
and
when
mixture
ls
cold,
fold
In
stiffly
beaten
egg
whites.
Pour
Into
but-
tered
baking
dish
or
ramekins
and
g
DaKe
in
a
moderately
slow
oven
'325
to
350
degrees
P.)
until
flrm-'
a
30
to
40
minutes.
Serve
at
once.
II
Announcements
All
advertisements
ia.ihli
col
omn
will
be
charged
for
i
full
month
at
25c
i
word.
Lutheran
Sewing
November
15.
St.
Peter's
Church
ember
24.
I
Dance
December
9i
I
M
iL
M
i
man
m
uic
muuii
t
loo
Daa
ine
pnot
car
aia
not
get
Ifthrough
itne.lMonkroan
.Pass.'
this
week.
There
were
many
disap
pointed
people
when
It
failed
to
1
1
arrive.
Circle
Bazaar
Eagles
Bridge,
November
16.
Cathedral
Christmas
Bazaar
November
17.
Bazaar
Nov
City
Tennis
Association
annual
dance,
Oddfellow's
Hall,
November
25.
0h
L.
O.
B.
A.
St.
Oddfellows'
Hall,
Andrew's"
Dance,
November
30.
United
Bazaar
December
1.'
S.O.N.
Play
December
2
and
3.
Christmas
Fair,
United
Church,
December
2
arid
3.
Carnival
and
Dance,
MetlakaUa,
December
5.
St.
Peter's
Seal.
Cqve-
Parish
Hall
Some
of
the
orators
were
almost
ln
despair
to
think
they
had
no
I
scope
for
tneir
oratory
i
They
should
send
a
snow
plow
.
over
the
Hansard
end
of
the
routs
to
let
that
car
get
out
and
contin
ue
proudly
on
its
way
to
Prince
George
and
Vancouver.
If
this
"build
your
own
roads"
li.
one
hears,
there
ls
no
need
for
the
businessmen
to
-stay
at
home
un-
Ull,
the
Christmas
rush
begins.
I
clr,41,
Vio
f1sVi4nir
crilrlf
still
survives
in
United
States.
We
are
told
that
Tony
Galento
won
a
tech
nical
knockout
from
Harry
Thomas
I
Monday
night.
A
few
weeks
prior
to
that
Ger
imany
won
a
technical
knockout
i
from
Czechoslovakia
and
is
wear
ing
the
belt.
,
An
Aberdonlan
was
getting
mar
ried.
After
the
ceremony
was
over
the
best
man
Inquired:
"I
suppose
vou
eave
the
minister
a
lee?"
-
-
"Oh.
yes,"
said
the
cautious
Benedict...,
gave
him
sixpence."
"
And
what
did
the
minister
sayV
asked
the
surprised
best
man.
"Nothing
at
all.
He
Just
looked
at:
the
bride
and
gave
me
three
pence
back."
Old
lady
to
village
urchin:
"Does
your
father
know
you
smoke?"
Urchin:
"Afe
you
married?"
Old
lady:
"Yes."
Urchin:
"Well,
does
your
hus
band
know
you
speak
to
strange
men?"
-
'
r.er
commandlnj,
mlll!health
appetites
automatically
'
yptir
Ignorance?
'""'f
,
and.
Ill
show
you.
No.
11,
Victoria,
and,seem
Pulre
warm
foods.
Cheese,
with
Its
high
fat
con
is
ah
excellent
heat
producer
tent,
41
b(
i&
Oil
VAbVtlVtlV
VV
lllWUVb
1
for
the
district,
arrived
In
the
clly'ln
the
Tnl.
valuable
dairv!
Son:
Daddy.,
who
was
HamleW
Daddv:
Arent
voU
ashamed
of
Bring
me
the
Bible
'
Caller
(excited)
:
Is
the
do:tor
ln?
Maid:
No,
sir;
and
I
don't
know
Unit
inntr
'oil
Ho
'V.'s
hppn
railed
"The
general's
been
sick."
"Really?
Why?"
"ph
things
in
general!"
II0BBS
WINS
AT
GOLF
MALDEN,
Eng.,
Nov.
16:
(CP)-
Noted
England
and
Surrey
cric
ket
batsman,
Jack
Hobbs,
partnered
with
D.
S
.Bennett,
won
tht
amateur
handicap
prize
at
the
Croydon
Golfing
Alliance
meet
here.
He
ls
a
12
handicap
player.
Dressmaking
Nub'one
Foundation
Garments
EDITH
MILLER
Room
14
Smith
Block
Phone
BLUE
276
PHONES
18
and
81
'Salvation
Army
Enjoys
Program
Entertainment
by'
Home'
League
"At
Citadel
Last
Night
Is
Well
Received
In
SDite
of
very
wet
and
lncle
ment
weather
a
-well-filled
hall
greeted
those
who
presented
a
pro
gram
at
the
Salvation
Army
oiia-
del
last
night.
The
event
was
given
under
the
sponsorship
of
the
Home
League
,
of
the
local
corps.
Vlollr
pupils
of
Miss
Nellie-
Lawrence
assisted
ln
making
the
program
a
great
success.
Accompanists
were
Miss
Swanna
Olafson
and
Miss
Clara
Pierce.
A
candy
.stall
super-
bv
Mrs.
Boulter
and
Mrs.
1
1
people
may
close
up,
the
town
for
gwanson
did
well.
II
a
few
weeks
and
all
migrate
to
It
push
the
road
through
to
Skeena
City.
According
to
some
of
the
stories
The
program
was
as
follows:
Opening
song,
"What
a
Friend
we
have
in
Jesus."
,
Prayer,
Sister
Clara
Pierce..
Reading.
Mrs.
Ivan
Halsey.
..
Song,
"Blessed
Assurance,"
The
Home
League.
Vocal
solo,
selected.
Miss
Rose
Smith.
fikPirh.
"Wanted
a
Wife.!
The
Home
Leagues
Violin
solo,
Selected,
Walter
Mor
gan.
'
-
.
...
Recitation,
"The
inventor
s
Wife,"
Mrs.
Smith.
Vocal
duet,
selected,
Ruth
ana
Grace
Jones-
Dialogue,
Where
is
Sylvia,"
Th3
Home
League.
Cornet
solo,
selected,
Captain
Halsey.
Violin
solo,
selected,-
Eileen
Vocal
solo.
'Tell
me
the
Story
oi
Jesus."
Mrs.
Weeks.
:-'
Piano
solo:
selected.
Miss
Rote
Krolth.
Cornet
solo,
selected,
Captain
,
.
I
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mmm
GRUEN
MASTER
yslio'w
CtiS
$i9.7$
I
'f
.1
Beautifully
modern.
UJtefully
simple,
curved
to
fit
the
wrist
here
is
new
GRUEN
that
ex-pressei
all
your,
ideas
of
a
he
watch.
Accurate,,
and
handsome
in
a
rugged
masculine
.
design,
the
Gruen
MASTER
ii
the
kind
of
watch
you'll
always
proudly.
'
wear.
S
thi
MASTER
d
torn-pUU
nW
tint
of
Cruen
Watthu
tt
cut
itou
SOW
(Jewellers
.THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCtS
P.
O.
BOX
575
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
I.B.C.
HANDY
SODAS
40-oz.
wood
box
47c
AYLMER
TOMATO
SOUP
Large
22-oz.
tin.
OQv
2
for
LIBBY'S
BABY
FOODS
Six
varieties
to
choose
lAn
from.
Tin
CHOCOLATE
ECLAIRS
Fresh
stock.
QCs
Lb.
COFFEE
Chase
.&
Sanborn's.
Per
lb.
PEANUT
2V2-lb.
palls
37.C
BUTTER
Squirrel
39c
CORN
FLAKES
Kellogg.
3
pkgs
25c
BLACK
LABEL
PINEAPPLE
Choice
quality.
Cubes
OQp
or
slices.
2
tins
FRY'S
BAKING
CHOCOLATE
Premium
No.
1.
1
On
V2-lb.
pkg.
MONOGRAM
MOLASSES
For
cooking
and
4
An
table
use.
IVi's.
Tin
LIBBY:S
TOMATO
CATCHUP
Per
bot.
15c
ROSEDALE
ASPARAGUS
CUTTINGS
Qn
H'
2
tins
Established
1910
Independently
Owned
and
Operated
QUALITY
SERVICE
PRICE
FREE
DELIVERY
ON
$1.00
ORDERS
Two
Telephones
For
Your
Convenience
Boat
and"
Mail
Orders
Receive
rrompt
and
Careful
Attention
Halsey.
-
--'
Violin
solo,
selected,
John
chrls-
tenson.
'
"
Dialogue,
"The
Charmed
Circle,"
The
Home
League.
Recitation,
selected,
Ruby
Suden,
AFTER
40
...
your
ladneyi
tend
to
(low
up.
If
these
blood
filters
become
inflamed,
excess
acid
stays
in
the
system.
Needle
pointed
acid
crystals
lodge
in
joints
and
muscle
setting
up
Irritation
and
rheumatic
pains.
Take
Gin
Pills
to
stimulate
kidneys
and
ert
prompt
relief.
5
I
pills
III
"Pro
their
merit
througti
their
DM."
Look
As
Nice
As
You
Are
Making
the
most
of
your
looks
is
a
"must"
today
with
any
clever
woman.
And
choosing
the
right
shop
as
your
beauty
headquarters
is
another
sign
of
wisdom.
We
are
lully
equipped
to
advise
with
you
concerning
any
of
your
beauty
needs,
and
our
work
and
mod
ern
methods
arc
of
the
high-
5!
5
est
possible
quality.
Try
us
S
soon!
1
MI-LADY
Beauty
Parlor
Lillian
Oavics
305
3rd
Ave.
NATIONAL
MOTOR
SERVICE
THIRD
AVENUE
EAST
Phone
RED
392
INTERNATIONAL
TRUCKS
HILLMAN
CARS
STANDARD
OIL
PRODUCTS
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
2
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZareW
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
19C
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QUALITY
1
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
ln
Prince
Rupert
Try
a
paly
Jew$,
cussified
ad.
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