53
4
-
A
Mans
Appearance
-Has
a
definite
cash
value
Phone
297
Whether
young
or
old,
every
day
all
the
time
critical
eyes
are
assessing
you
at
your
face
value.
Clothes
that
look
right
style,
that
lasts,
are
fourid
only
in
tailoring
craftsmanship
that
never
skimps
the
important
hidden
details
of
cut
and
finish
and
can
be
expressed
only
in
a
quality
that
is
inherent.
FASHION
CRAFT
SUITS
FROM
$22.50
Bryant
Company
Limited
532,
3rd.
Ave.
XV.
P.O.
Box
622
H
C.
Fonrtui
e
Co.
1
New
and
Used
FURNITURE
At
The
Lowest
Prices
in
Town
2
Kitchen
Kanges
In
the
best
QOf
tZ
fi
condition
tp4ft)U
1
Imperial
Oil
Burner
New
sleeves
Q-i
A
A
Jand
pump
?l.ouj
1,
Washing
Machine
Perfect
QQ
PA
condition
$&UOV
1
3-Picce
Rebuilt
Chesterfield
Just
(jjgfj
QQ
2
3-Piecc
Chesterfields
Good
condition
$36.00
a"d
$39.00
2
Violins
Stradivarius
model
very
tow
prices.
1
Conn
Soprano
Saxaphonc
Just
like
jJ27
5Q
6
Reconditioned
Radios
Of
various
makes
from
$16.00
"
$24.50
Phone
BLACK
321
THIRD
AVE
(Next
Door
to
B.
C.
Clothiers)
Bulkley
Valley
COAL
From
our
mine
To
your
bin
And
the
whole
District
benefits.
'
in
iiiiii
iiuim
.msn,
It'a
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Dally
New?
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
dototf
the
name.
CATCHING
OID?
Used
at
that
first
sneeze,
this
special'
ted
medication
for
the
nose
where
u(
helps
keep
colds
f
IvrV)
from
developing.
Va-tro-nol
Religious
Education
Council
Organizes
There
was
a
good
attendance
of
nembers
at
a
business
meeting
of
the
Religious
Education
Council
a
the
Presbyterian
Church
last
eve
ning.
Chairmen
appointed
to
hear"
various
committees
were
Mrs.
0
Rrg.
Miss
Eileen
Hamblln,
Miss
Winnie
Cameron,
Rev.
R.
C.
II.
Durnford
and
Ken
Dakln.
The
possibility
of
having
a
Christmas
play
was
discussed
and
It
was
decided
to
present
one
during
Christmas
week.
j
Refreshments
were
served
after
the
meeting.
1.
HOSPITALS
AND
HOSPITAL
EQUIPMENT
2.
AMBULANCES
3.
FOOD
AND
COMFORTS
4.
SURGICAL
SUPPLIES
AND
DRESSINGS
THB
DAILT
KSW8
in
iinpiri
I
Centre
Project
Up
As
Live
1
Issue
The
necessity
for
a
civic
centr:
in
Prince
Rupert
Is
being
felt
mor
keenly
today
than
ever
before
and
if
is
believed
by
a
central
commit-'"p
on
this
project
representing
the
Qyro
and
Rotary
Clubs
and
lp
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
ihat,
if
something
is
not
done
without
delay
to
bring
the
project
'o
fruition,
It
may
be
many
year
before
anything
Is
accomplished
In
this
bjllef
the
organization.'
concerned
are
being
asked
by
thel"
rommlttees
to
consider
the
advisability
of
instituting
an
early
ca
oalgn
with
a
view
to
getting
thr
ntre
established.
nh
t
the
reeu'ar
monthly
dinner
meeting
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
C.
0.
Ham,
chairman
of
the
committee
of
that
organization
on
the
project,
tcld
of
a
meeting
of
the
central
committee
which
had
been
held
this
week.
At
first
It
had
been
thought
that
the
outbreak
l.
VKM
Ir.l
I
;
would
necessitate
the
jxwtpon
committee
up
to
the
outbreak
of
the
war.
At
Its
weekly
luncheon
today
the
Gyro
Club
heard
from
Ir.
It.
G
Large,
the
chairman
of
the
com-nlttee
of
that
organisation
on
the
undertaking.
The
first
step,
It
is
understood.
ill
be
the
canvassing
of
the
possibilities
of
government
and
civic
lid
in
the
way
of
financing
before
napping
out
the
line
of
local
mm
fbfpiUbmnit
be
bufltand
equipped
MM
in
EnpUnd
and
France
to
care
for
lait
war
the
Ccnndian
Ited
Cro
built
and
equipped
(wholly
or
in
part)
hotpiuU
at
Taplow.
Buihry
Park.
Ratnigate,
IteihUL
and
Buxton
in
England
;
built
and
aaui
ppd
one
of
the
largeat
military
hoapiUla
in
France;
and
eitabliahed
a
depot
in
Boulogne
for
Canadian
honpitala.
JLJt
From
1914
to
1918
the
Canadian
Red
Croif
provided
acoreaofambulancea
to
convey
the
aick
and
wounded
in
Franceand
England.Now
the
need
for
ambulance
face
u
again.
It
aeema
likely
that
the
demand
will
be
greater
than
during
the
kit
war.
Again
the
Red
Croea
wlahes
to
be
able
to
tend
aocka,
dgarettea,
candy
and
other
comforta
to
the
boy
at
the
front.
During
the
laat
war,
341,325
cases
of
lopplies
were
cent
overaeaa.
The
Society
aent
sixty
pounds
of
food
per
month
to
every
Canadian
prisoner
of
war,
in
addition
to
tobacco,
medical
supplies,
clothing
and
books.
Should
the
occasion
arise,
we
must
be
prepared
to
do
ao
again.
0
war
',
aent
t
n
X-Kv
eauiDmenL
aurirical
aurmtif
a
Utvt
Hrruintra
mint
-
-
-
Durcl
almost
immediately.
During
thousands
of
cases
of
suppl
to
England
and
France.
Thou
the
laat
Ilea
wrr
louaanda
of
the
St
John
Ambulance
Brigade
Hospital
at
Etaples,
France.
5
WAR
RELIEF
Hundreds
of
thouaands
of
Polish
refugees
in
countries
adjacent
to
Poland
are
in
dire
need.
Through
the
International
lied
Cross
Society
tt
Geneva,
help
la
being
tent
to
these
unfortunate
people.
Your
contribution
will
help
to
provide
food
and
clothing
luring
the
coming
winter.
6.
PEACETIME
WORK
OF
THE
RED
CROSS
The
regular
work
of
the
Red
Croae
In
Canada
must
be
continued.
Outpost
hospitals
and
nursing
stations
must
be
maintained
and
the
work
of
the
Red
Cross
in
frontier
districts
must
bo
carried
on.
The
activities
of
the
Junior
Red
Groaa
muat
be
developed.
The
normal
cost
of
this
great
effort
Is
a
million
dollars
a
year.
1
"
Manifesto
Of
'
"
ment
of
the
undertaking
but
it
,
jy
r?l
runu
niADE'had
found
the
war
and
IN.o.
mection
IjfLill
I4iVI4.N
lYIVlVLi,
VI
I
J
Kh'
the
concentration
of
troops
at
prlnce
Rupert
had
niade
the
merfi
.
,
I
:
i
j
U'ar
Cu.Ourratlon
ami
Imurove.
This
Opinion
Hring
rivlp'evfn
grsater.
Mr.
nam
rewnmi
-
-
IjimI
Local
mic
...
.
i
I
miMitM
iii
llivtivvnv.
luluratlmi
Khni
hnri
hAMi
iMomuiunra
ill
a
i
-
"
-
-
Drellmlnary
way
way
by
the
central
Ami
Health
FRRDKRICTON.
New
Brunswick.
Nov.
8:
tCP)
Co-operation
with'
the
Dominion
In
its
wartime
efforts
nd
Improvement
of
highways,
education
and
public
health
are
contained
in
the
election
manifesto
of
Premier
A.
A.
Dyicrt
for
his
Liberal
government
.
The
place
November
30.
Dally
adverUalrift
rn
News
is
sure
to
bring
election
takes
the
Dallj
dally
re-
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Rosa
Mazzel
and
Carl?.
1
have
been
on
a
trJ
,"J
to
the
citv
.rvuto
j
Prince
Iliir,t
"
'
"
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--a
mornun.
LASi
2
l!MMi7
Cary
Grant
Jean
Arthur
In
'ONLY
ANGEIS
HAVE
WINGS'
With
UICIIAIW)
riAUTHLtMlt,
(At
1:11
and
:)
ADDr.I)
Walt
ny,r,Difl
9
a
til
ttn
.
'
1
l
Of
Oft"
COMING
TIILIts
ru"
The
Une
Kitten
1.
'Daughters
Counter
aW
'
WITH
THE
WAR
only
a
few
week
old,
the
Canadian
Rd
Cross
has
nlrcady
mnrahalled
ita
forces
to
save
livN
to
prevent
sufferinR.
Lack
of
preparedness
cost
many
lives
during
19X4
and
1915.
This
timo
Red
Cross
facilities
must
bo
on
the
job.
Already
the
need
is
urgent,
Tho
work
of
equipping
hotptUU
In
England
and
Franco
must
bo
undertaken
immediately.
A
v
V
I
.HI
1
i
miUuiUii.v-i
wiii
uc
necuea.
aurgical
supplies,
A-iuy
equipment
must
bo
on
hand.
This
work
cannot
wait.
During
tho
last
war,
Canadians
gavo
without
Btint
tn
bud-
port
tho
work
of
tho
Canadian
Rod
Cross
and
tho
BriUih
Red
Cross.
During
this
war
you
will
bo
asked
to
contribute
only
to
tho
Canadian
Red
Cross,
which
will
cooperate-
closely
with
its
parent
organization.
Wo
arc
all
fighting
for
tho
samo
cause.
Wo
will
all
work
together
to
sco
that
tho
human
sido
of
war
is
carried
on
successfully.
Will
you
support
this
splendid
causo?
Will
you
aave
a
life,
help
n
sick
or
suffering
lad
who
is
far
from
home,
or
ru,nJ?
?Sw
comforts
to
tho
boys
who
aro
in
tho
thick
of
tho
fight
?
Your
loved
ones
may
or
may
not
havo
to
go.
But
at
this
timo
all
tho
boys
in
khaki
nro
your
sons,
your
brother.
I
neynro
fighting
for
your
libertyprotecting
your
home.
j
v
tju,
kivu
m
uio
iteu
uross.
NATIONAL
WAR
DRIVE
FOR
$3,000,000
STARTS
NOV.
13
Send
or
take
your
contribution
to
your
local
Red
Crcti
"'-
xyon
i
wait
or
voluntary
ivorkert
to
canvati
)
viK
n
ana
give...
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