ffOEXOUR
SPECIAL
75
Dozen
All
Wool
Socks
All
Sizes
Many
Colors
25
Tintagel
Harvest
Festival
Service
Saptlsmi
I
of
Per
Pair
Mail
Orders
Shipped
Prepaid
V-
Bryant
Company
Limited
Phone
297
532,
3rd.
Ave.
V,
P.O.
Box
622
Hotel
Arrivals
Central
Mr.
and
Mrs.
,Ota
T.
Hall.
Har-
low
children
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
J.
?ea"!f;
oe
C!?ykTordT0'
,C-
N-
wf
Middieton.
A-
Ultchln
and
J-
Nealy.
Winnl-
Water
Dougfas
youngest
son
of
"e,sri;.Fn
Vancouver
A-
Wldsten,
Ocean
-"np'ii
Falls.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Van
De
Veen.
;
The
school
wa
beautifully
dec-
""
orated
'with
fruit,
flowers,
veget-
Most
people
reao
the
classified
ables.-and
follete.
ads.
bo
you?
a
V
f
w
I'
1
1
1
white
sauce.
Senson
with
ntf
tunw
onA
.
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.1
Bake
rich
baking
powder
biscuits,
split
and
butter
while
hot
j
and
serve
with
the
creamed
fish
between
the
layers
and
over
1
the
top.
Hot
buttered
spinach-and
slices
of
hard
cooked
eggs
jjiio
u
guuu
m-tumpamineni.
.
5
.Pleaie
send
mc
your
52-page
Booklet,
.
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run
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Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Twelve
geese
and
fifty
mallards
and
other
ducks
comprised
the
bag
of
a
hunting
party
which
visited
Winter
Harbor
over
the
Thanksgiving
holiday
week-end.
making
the
I
trip
aboard
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
service
boat
Pachena.
In
the
iDarty
were
Capt.
Paul
Armour.
W.
JO:
Fulton.
J
A
Lindsay.
F
A.
Mac-
tuaiium.
uapi.
J.
k.
tnen,
u
t.
Starr.
B.
J.
Bacon
and
F.
N.
Good.
The
party
left
at
noon
Saturday
nd
returned
early
yesterday
C.
N.
R.
steame
Prlnc
Ruprt
Tlth
Cant.
H.
E.
Neddcn
in
com-mnnd.
arrl''d
in
Tvrt
ear'v
a
9:31
this
mornln
fro-n
Vancouver
Powell
River
H
Ocean
F?lls
anl
isal
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
-
Kefchii"
n
Stwart
wh-nc
her
voyage
to
Seattle.
I
Indian
Agent
James
Glllctt
Is
on
a
trip,
to
Port
Simpson
and
Kltkatla
villages
on
official
business.
He
left
at
noon
yesterday
aboard
the
departmental
cruiser
Naskeena.
New
Restaurant
Building
Soon
George
Jamc?
of
the
Boston
Cafe
announces
that
he
is
planning
to
Mskfoyifiu
A
meat
You'll
enjoy
it
because
it
is
tastv
.
.
.
deli
ciously
tender
.
.
.
and
so
full
of
health-
aiding
vitamins.
You'll
enjoy
it
because
it
will
save
you
time,
worry
and
work.
There
are
over
60
kinds
of
Canadian
Food
Fish
and
Shellfish
from
which
countless
satisfying
menus
can
be
prepared
easily
and
auickly.
You'll
enjoy
it
because
the
whole
family
will
really
"do
justice"
to
your
meals.
And
they'll
never
tire
of
the
variety
of
delicious
dishes
that
can
be
made
with
fresh
water
or
sea
FISH.
DEPARTMENT
OF
FISHERIES,
OTTAWA.
AND
HERE'S
r
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.7"
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7-
THE
RECIPE
i
Combine
Vt
cupfuls
flaked,
cooked
or
canned
fiih
and
j
tablespoons
-
.
of
chopped
-
-
.
pimento
with
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FOR
WRITE
FREE
BOOKLET
Department
of
Fitherlei,
Ottawa.
THB
DAILY
KTW8
Wednesday.
Or
This
advertisement
!
not
publish)
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
o
British
Columbia.
Francois
Lake
Young
People
Miss
Marian
Kcfe
U
Preident
Of
New
OrRanrrallon
-h
is
dn
Mck
here
tomorrowi
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FRNCIS
lb
evening
southbound.
UKKf'
fin
Tnnrtrtitf
AVAn
ncr
last
a
VnuntT
)C
eiy
was
qrganuea
a,
Northland
TransnortAtinn
Onm..
pany's
steamer
North
Coast
arriv-
nc
y
?
a
Imornlng
from
Ketchikan
and.
af-'
"uwnng.a
program
oi
centralPiUllS,
ter
discharging
fish
for
transship-"
7
J,'
Con
Smeltcrs,5l.
r5
i0r
me
year
were
ncui,
m.nt
Kt
rwPr
Catalan
Natlnnal
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.as
follows:
txauways.
sanea
im
conunuauon
oi
..
.
.
...
PrMtripnf
Miss
Marian
KPff.
Vice-President.
John
Lindsay.
Secretary,
Mrs.
Florence
Wallace
Treasurer,
Miss
Annie
Stapyer.
Mail
Schedule
For
mr
Eai
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
From
the
East-
-3
pjn
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Saturday
11.00
p.m
For
Vancouver
ry
Cote
and
Ed
Brown
xltv:
Maur
let
the
contract
for
thi
haxpmmt
Tuesday
12:30
noon
ice
R-
Davics'
Yellow
N-
w-
ot
his
new
building
on
Third
Av-1
Thursday
10.15
p.m
At
a
Thoni
Thanksgiving
i
Rites
i.
t
rv
ci,..
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19,
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,
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r
i
Jonn
woiver,
Petersburg,
Alas-
finished
the
contract
for
the
build-
,
-
ka:
H.
H.
Brown.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E,
lne
will
be
let.
XNTAQEL
October
11:
The
MUburn,
H.
J.
Wells,
A.
J.
Jones.
The
new
building
will
be
of
con-Harvest
Festival
service
was
held
J.
w.
AppenZeHar.
D.
Defleux.
M.
m
'tri.
onnTh
fn
in
me
scnopi
nouse
nere
on
aun-
L.
Clements
and
&
S
mJ
V
Vancouver;
oscar
oiandcr.
h.
at
the
back
a
few
feet
larger
gallon
h
-
assembled.
rar-p-
n
n
virhnts
sviirio,..
t
r
.L
..
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....
'
-
-
"imiw
,
ii,
inan
mf
ma
nn
Tnp
iriT-hn
nriii
October
6,
17
and
27
From
Vancouver-
Sunday
Wednesday
Friday
Rankin,
Jepgth
of
the
lot
The
cabaret
Willi
October
12
and
23
pi-
Tor-
Ter-
i
-l
il.
i
,
.
.
I
For
Klpirnrt
and
PrrmUf
Sunday
4-p.m.
4pjn
10
ajn.
4
p.m
tJ?!f
drre'
Be'
R.
H..6e
about
half
way
back
so
that
it:
Wednesday
1
p.n,
,t:
.
.
"
weu
A10UJa-
Kose
WKe5
s-
Pennlgard;
win
be
easv
of
access
CCC
5
to
"
a"y
mv
nart
paTt
trom
Stewart
and
Premier
"There's
Mercy
With
The
Lord"
T.
..uT5".?..-0
?
and
O.
Walker.
-
Edmonton
s
v
:
T..a
and
a
recitation.
"He
Leadeth
Me."
wiiiPtt
PHnM
orrt
was
given
by
Miss
Lillian
.Van
De
,
'
'oji
Veen
.iDurlng
the
service
the
following
-..JGraham.'
Kitkatla"'
W.
Stevens,
children
were
bartized
by
Rev.
Kiaa:
vah
soon
and
J.
An-Adam-
Crisp
of
Burns
Lake:
lef!n-
c
ty;
Gordon
MacKenzie,
?r.Doliy
Jeanctte.
Kathleen
Ivy.
f
"T
W
and
W'
Leask-
Edward
JinhPt-t
wiiHam
Hnnl
Metlakatla,
Howard
Hollln.
7
p.m.
11:30
a
ir
While
it
is
possible
the
new
build-1
Thursday
r
9
p.m.
lng
may
be
completed
this
year,
it
For
Alife
Arm
Naas
RiTer
nd
is
not
likely
to
be
-occupied
until
1,or(
simPsn
after
the
New
Year
rush
when
the
.
8undsy
'
P
"
old
restaurant
will
be
closed
and
f
rom
Micn
Arm
Naa
R,T"
!the
new
one
opened
about
a
week
and
rrt
SimPsn
later.
j
n.v
.xn
Tor
Queen
Charlotte
Island
.
WHEAT
PRICES
October
6
and
20
9:30
pjn.
WINNIPEG
Oct.
10:
(CP)
Wheat
ro.n
()nprn
Charlotte
Islands.
futures
were
up
1C
to
lHc
on
the
October
4
arid
18
a.m.
Winnipeg
market
yesterday
with
For
Alaska-October
closing
at
70'c.
In
New
October
12
and
22
.
ajn.
vork
the
December
wheat
price,
was
From
Alaska
81c.
October
6,
17
and
27
p.m.
1?
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Court?
.
D.
Jotintoo
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.IOVj.
Braorne.
10.60.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.90.
Dentonla.
.02.
F&irvlew.
.015.
Gold
Belt.
20.
Hedley
Mascot,
.32.
Mlnto.
.01.
Noble
Five.
,02?.
Pacific
Nickel.
.14.
Pioneer.
2.21.
Premier.
1
22.
Privateer.
.90.
Reeves
MacDonald.
2$,
Reno.
2S'-.
Relief
Arlington,
.12J',.
Salmon
Oold,
.03.
Sheep
Creek,
1.08.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.0114.
Oil.
A.
P.
Con,
.22.
Calmont.
.42.
C.
A
R.
223.
Home.
2.77.
Pacalta.
06.
Royal
Canadian,
.20,
Okalta.
1.29.
Mercury.
.07i.
Prairie
Royalties,
.21,
Twron,?'
Aldermac,
.41.
.
-
Beattle.,1.05.
East
Malartlc,
2.33.
'
Fancoeur.
J3.
Oods
Lake.
.43.
Hardrock.
.95.
Int.
ickel,
.47.
Kerr
Addlron,
1.78.
Utile
Long
Lac.
2.70.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.65.
Madsen
Fed
Lake.
J2&.
MeKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.14.
MoneU,
.84.
Noranda.
73.25.
Pickle
Crow.
4.10.
Preston
East
Dome,
1J7.
San
Antonio,
1.70.
Sherrltt
Oordon.
1.29.
Stadacona,
.40;
Uchl.
.75
H
j
Bouscadlllac,
.04JJ-Mosher,
.05.
Oklend,
.06
Smelters.
Oold,
.0Hi.
Dominion
Bridge.
43
23.
New
York
Allls-Chalmers,
43.
Amerlctn
Can
113Vi.
Amer.
Car
and
Foundry,
38?i
American
Locomotive.
28.
American
Smelting,
54?i.
Am.
Telephone
&
Telegraph.
162.
Anaconda
Copper.
321i.
Baldwin
Locomotive.
19!i.
Bethleham
Steel.
88.
Caterpillar
Tractor,
8.
Dupont.
179.
General
Electric.
40
V.
Oeneral
Motors,
53s.
Ooodyear
Tire
and
Rubber.
27.
Inland
Steel.
93.
International
Nickel.
39?j.
Kennecott
Copper.
39J9.
National
Biscuit.
22a.
New
York
Central,
21.
North
American
Aviation,
20?,.
Pennsylvania
Railroad.
25.
Radio
Corporation.
57.
Republic
Steel.
28
i.
Sears-Roebuck.
78Ji.
Standard
Oil
of
California,
28
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey,
47
United
Fruit.
85?i.
United
States
Rubber.
4li.
United
States
Steel,
74?.
SMITHERS
Grouse
hunters
have
not
had
very
good
luck
this
vear.
Th
hirrt.
do
not
seem
to
be
plentiful
and
ags
are
consequently
light.
Very
few
are
to
be
seen
along
the
roads
and
the
hunters,
are
forced
to
roam
the
woodsith
their
dogs
to
locate
them.
E.
T!
Kennpv.
M
t.
1
iSkeena,
arrived
In
Smlthor.
for
on
Saturday
morning
from
Terrace
to
wy
a
visit
before
leavinz
for
Victoria
to
attend
the
session
of
the
;
Legislature
which
ooens
on
October
,3L
He
left
Smithers
for
Haz-elton
Tuesday
morning
and
took
1
the
noon
train
from
Hazelton
for
j
Ten
ace.
Tom
Colllson
left
Smithers
on
Tuesday's
train
for
Prince
Rupert
in
Join
the
102nd
Battery
of
Coast
Artillery.
He
Is
the
third
member
of
the
Colllson
family
to
loin
the
army
since
war
was
declared,
hav
lng
been
preceded
to
Prince
Rupert
by
his
two
brothers,
Bill
and
Graham.
Oscar
Ekman,
who
has
been
a
well
known
farmer
of
the
Telkwn
district
for
many
years,
Is
dispos
ing
or
nis
belongings
by
auction
on
Thursday
af
terrioop
and
expects
to
leave
the
district
very
soon
to
take.
up
residence
in
Vancouver
or
vicinity.
Keep
up
to
date,
Acwatse
reoni.
larly.
Mrs.
McDonald
0f!
Smilhers
Is
Dead
Sister
of
Prince
Rupert
Man
Passes
Away
In
Interior
SMTTHERS.
Oetober
11:
The
death
occurred
in
Smithers
early
Monday
morning
of
Mrs.
Nell
Mc-.
Donald.
She
had
been
til
for
a
short
time
ant
her
death
was
not
unexpected.
She
was
daughter
of
Mrs.
Margaret
McLean
who
resides
in
Smithers
and
a
sister
of
Dun
can
McLean
of
Smithers
and
Alec
McLean
of
Prince
Rupert.
She
Is
survived
by
her
husband
and
several
children.
inter
Descends
Suddenly
Upon
Bulkley
Valley
LAST
'
'be?
-
J
-
IE
TIM
IS
TuviTT'
2
Showy.
7:00
InJ
IRENE
DUNNE
"When
Tomorrow
Comes"
With
CHARLES
I50YER
At
7:31
and
;
ADDED
DoiiaM
DiKk'
ii.
3(
Novell
"l
ife
of
Sea
n,
COMIN'n
Tin
Joan
niondtll,
Mm?
'
Pi;:m.
!..
tOf
Boys'
Club
Tag
DftV
Is
SMITHFJIS.
Oil.
I.Wlnter
made
SllCCGSS
a
sudden
move
on
the
Bulkley
Val
ley
last
wtk
whan
the
snow
line
Sum
of
6115
h
,.,
dropped
from
the
very
peaks
of
the
iujj
g,rfft
.
,
mountain
down
to
the
ground
lev-
0n
Saturd
el
during
Wednesday
night
to
ir-
prise
the
citizens
and
particularly
-j-hii
norr
Ciuu
the
farmers
who
still
had
grain
In
utyint:
sum
of
a
i
the
fields.
There
was
not
a
heavy
fall
and
It
ih
genpt.
ut
u;
,
disappeared
in
the
course
of
twen-
public
to
the
car
ty-four
hours,
only
to
repeat
the
prrcfausl
The
performance
again
on
Friday
nlht
llpthertng'on.
Ul
but
this
a
Lo
disappeared
rapidly
Mia
Dorothy
F
and
the
weather
U
now
back
to
jamet.
Oordon
nomal
Yakamoto.
J.
Ltd
I
It
Is
not
often
that
anow
descends
MntMiv
nr.
v
i
I
on
the
hills
so
rapidly
as
It
can
gen-
d
Jonea.
crauy
oe
waicned
creeping
down
The
dub
la
no
a
the
season
oroareawa.
old
heatr
to
vim
Several
nights
of
fairiv
heaw
frosts
have
alto
been
experienced
Five
thwmiui
:
aunng
me
past
ten
days,
all
of
people
read
thr
which
are
reminders
that
Just
around
the
comer
have
to
sell
BE
REFRESHED
-.by
its,
cooling
flavor
crushed
from
fresh
garden
mint
A
m
il
!!
in
i
ill
Elios
Furniture
MOOSE
BUILDING
J
Ai
1.
Ht'4
VXJL-
fEnJoy
ih
delicious,
ttnutnt
fls
I
?r.'
VVrltley'i
Spearmint
Cum.
THE
FLAXnt?
I
;V""0nschfwtBftffem'mMl.
.
VUtl
I
Healthful,
too-helps
Veep
teeih
f
A
CTC
r
I
bright
and
attractive,
breath
w
1
I
pleasant.
Get
some
today
r
TIMKI)
AVESl'E
4-piece
Bedroom
Suite
$59.50
Valuer
that
cannot
nosslbly
be
repeated
when
prrsri,'
gone.
We
nrsc
you
to
buy
now
and
save
t",:
$56.50
cr7vrk-
s3i.so
He
Give
You
a
Fair
Allowance
for
Your
Old
Furniture
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
wiling
at
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVER
Stcnincr
leaves
Prince
Ilupcrt
every
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Princo
Ilupcrt
for
the
Eust
iiondny,
Vednes(lay,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
For
Jttrea,
cfc,
call
or
urlto
Uty
Ticket
Vficc,
528
3rd
iw
I.
Vll!
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