Friday,
November
n,
163k.
Tea
At
Its
Best
"SA1ADA
Miscellaneous
Shower
Is
Held
mage
to
Jack
Wide
ice
on
November
25.
TEA
Miss
Olive
Van
Cooten
and
Mn.
William
Ilrass
Hostesses
for
Mlis
Mildred
Kelchum
Central
C.
D.
Inman.
Dick
ladies'
Pure
Wool
Ankle
Socks
25
duzt
n
samples,
pure
wool
and
silg
and
wool,
assorted
shades.
All
sizes.
84
to
10
D
Ur
Day.
3
pair
for
$1.00
Ladle's
Pure
Wool
Sweaters
Pull'
vcr
style,
assorted
colors
pure
bot-:nv
wool
You
should
see
this
line
to
apprr
late
value.
Reg.
Q4
$i
05
Dollar
Day.
each
?XUU
Ijidlcs'.ltosrd
llamlkerrhle
fs
25
dozen
boxes
of
novelty
Xmas
gift
handkerchiefs
3
handke:hlefs
In
each
hox.
exceptional
value.
Dpllar
Day.
4
boxes
for
S1.00
Itayon
Vets,
llloomers
and
Panties
Wood's
lavender
line,
plain
tailored
garments
in
natural
flesh
shade.
Another
bargain
worth
your
attention.
All
sizes
hi
stock.
Dollar
Day,
04
(A
2
garments
for
t?XUU
Dutch
Homespun
4$
Inches
wide
ff-r
loose
covers
and
draperies.
Fast
colors,
assorted
patterns
Dollar
Day.
Q1
Oft
2
yards
for
JJ..VU
;
Silk
and
Linen
Table
Cloths
52,
Indies
by
52
Inches,
assorted
color
Ings.
All
fast
to
washing.
Excellent
value.
Dollar
Day.
2
for
$1.00
Pure
Wool
Auto
Hugs
100
per
cent
pure
wool
auto
or
steamer
rugs.
Assorted
patterns.
CO
CQ
Dollar
Day
Price
?AOU
KXTIIA
SPECIAL
Pure
Silk
Chiffon
lloso
Substandards,
all
new
season's
shades.
Sizes
8i
to
10.
Guaranteed
pure
thread
silk.
A
bargain
you
will
not
get
again
for
a
long
time
so
lay
In
QQp
a
stock.
Dollar
Day.
pair
vv
is
Hotel
Arrivals
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
"THRfet
Sons
Of-Norway
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Lodge
Birthday
!
Ninth
Anniversary
Celebrated
With
I
Banquet
And
Dance
Which
Drew
Large
Crowd
Wednesday
Night
filxtv
rontons
attended
thi
hnn-
'quet
and
one
hundred
were
pres-jent
at
the
dance
which
was
held
In
Oddfellows'
Hall
Wednesday
.
night
to
celebrate
the
ninth
anniversary
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
Lodge
In
Prince
Rupert.
Oscar
Bather,
the
president,
was
I
in
the
chair
at
the
banquet
and
welcomed
all
present.
There
was
Armstrong,
an
address
on
Lief
Erlckson
by
Archie
Robertson
and
Felix
Healy,
Rev.
J.
II.
Myrwang,
pastor
of
St.
Frederick
Point;
Gunner
O'Brien,
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
and
other
!
Barrett
Point;
Roddy
Valpy,
Myrtle
Items
on
the
program
Included
Valpy
and
Mrs.
Coooer.
cltv:
R.
olos
by
Oscar
Wick
and
Mrs.
An-
Cadden.
C.N.R.;
Thomas
Jardine,
ton
Dybhavn,
accordian
solos
by
MIm
Olive
van
ffcoten
and
Mrs.
Amsbury;
Ferd
Timms
and
T.
Flew-
Mike
Colussi
and
violin
solos
by
V,
lllam
Brass
were
Joint
hostesses
,n'
Barrett
Rock:
E.
Wing,
Billmor;
ave
Hadland.
Peter
Lien
was
rh..
hnmn
nf
th.
...Bud
Andreds.
Barkervllle:
a.
Jonos-
accompanist
for
the
evening.
A
-atful
miscellaneous
shor
tMln
Rums
Lake.
beautiful
birthday
cake
was
dls
f
;
Mim
Mildred
KeUhnm
vh
i
I'rlnce
Rupert
ensed
by
Mrs
Anton
Dybhavn
will
t-u'
Miss
M.
C
Inch
and
William
and
M-
John
Murvold.
I
Colquhoun.
.lit,!8"""':
iSmlthers;
Vancouver;
R.
Moore,
Ti
e
table
was
decorated
Olof
Hanson,
city;
D.
nze
chrysanthemums
and
yellow
1
Edc
nihaw-
New
Massett;
E.
S.
Rlch-ts.
Mrs
H.
Wannaniaker
pour-'
ardson'
TleI,:
Mrs-
Otorse
Leary.
Senrlteurs
were
Mis
Olive
van'P3rt
c,ement:
S.
J.
Jabour,
Van-.tmand
Mis
Mildred
Ketchum.!00""-
-
EUpelh
McKenzle
wheeled
In
Ryal
prenU
Those
present
were'
w-
Munn.
Charles
Point:
C.
s
H
Wannamaker.
Mrs.
James'
Mlrr'
frcl'rI
Point:
Mrs.
L.
L.
.Kfvsky.
Mrs.
Thomas
Dahl.
Mrs.!
Wood
and
p'
icki,
8alvous;
E.
R.
b.
1
1.
Mrs.
Gardner.
Mrs.
wide
WlnWpr
and
P'
Smaby
C.N.R.;
B.
r
r
Kctchum.
Mrs.
H.
A.
Un-f
1Ilndle
F""16
Point
"
Mrs
Dan
Healy.
Miss
Fran-
x.kt
ana
mim
Clarabclle
Ket-
Most
pcopie
131
ads.
Do
you?
For
the
dance
which
followed
music
was
by
Mike
Colussl's
Orch
estra
with
Oscar
Haveroy,
as
usual,
a
genial
master
of
ceremonies.
A
Petterson
and
A.
Hansen
presided
A.
Hansen,
H.
Halland.
N.
Vasenz
south,
and
II.
Petterson.
rtao
tnr
classified
reserved
until
this
afternoon.
third
charge
was
dismissed.
Ladles'
Flannelette
Mghtcowns
Nice
quality
flannelette
gowns.
Blue
and
Pink,
assorted
trims,
full
size.
Q-f
nn
Dollar
Day.
each
OJ..UU
ladles'
Silk
and
Wool
Hose
Oood
quality
silk
and
wool
hose.
Silky
finish
mock
fashioned,
assorted
hades.
Sizes
8x
to
10.
Dollar
Day,
3
pairs
for
Wool
Mufflers
S1.00
Oood
quality
wool
mufflers,
fringed
ends,
full
size,
assorted
tartans.
Dollar
Day.
3
for
S1.00
Silk
Drapery
Damask
All
silk
Drapery
Damask.
50
Inches
wide.
Assorted
colors,
absolutely
fast
to
sunlight
and
washing.
Reg.
Q4
ff
$1.75
yd.
Dollar
Day.
yd.
VA.UU
Watson's
Vests
Ladles'
vests,
silk,
wool
and
cotton
mixture.
Tailored
styles.
Sizes
small,
med
ium
and
large.
Dollar
Day.
2
for
$1.00
Hooked
Kujs
Hand
hooked,
assorted
patterns,
splendid
(or
bed
room'
and
bath
Q4
flft
room
rugs.
Dollar
Day.
each
?
VV
Kiddies
Pyjamas
Yama
cloth,
assorted
patterns,
fast
colors.
2-picce
style.
Size
2
to
6
Q-f
fifi
and
8
to
14.
Dollar
Day,
suit
7v
V
Turkish
Towels
Run
of
the
mill,
assorted
patterns,
all
perfect
merchandise,
excellent
values.
Priced
at
less
than
cost.
Group
1-
21
00
5
towels
for
Group
2-
,100
4
towels
for
Group
3-
C-i
AA
1.VU
3
towels
for
:
For
prompt
and
courteotU
ser-
Bowling
afternoons
and
evening's
vice
Phone
13
Taxi.
tf.(
Max's
Alleys.
tf
Thomas'
McMeekln
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
.,
John
McLeod
sailed
last
night,
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
ITCH
immJiffu
or
Moniyiiek,
rr
itk
rtlitf
tnm
Ikfckf
f
mnpii,
tiapb.
WU
IM
uum,
mum
rww
M
n
mu
mmti
ka
tnMm,
M
mU-fnow,
(Mm.
K!.
Ivrii
D.D.D.
Pr
(.
Ortwimt
tula
Boofedmtaiiot
tU
l&kit
MoplJiMM
IKtinu
toitf
lor
D.O.O.
rtfKHHOH,
I
M.
P.
McCaffery
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancou
ver.
He
will
also
visit
Victoria
and
plans
a
trip
to
California.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Nlckerson
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Ru
pert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
Se
attle
and
elsewhere
in
the
south.
1
Mrs.
C.
H.
Flnley
and
daughter,
Mis
Miss
Elsie
Elsie
Flnley,
Flnley,
sailed
sailed
last
last
night
nieht'
A
Stanford
University
Green
of
this
city
to
DOLLAR
DAY
Saturday
at
Fraser
&
Payne's
.
.
.dUKta
v?Mt
of.
Pur
Specials
on
Sale
Saturday
Dollar
Day
A
See
Our
Windows
Friday
Displaying
Numerous
Other
Items
for
Dollar
Day
Selling
Flannelette
Blankets
100
pairs,
flannelette
sheets,
full
size.
Gold.
Green,
Blue
and
Rose
checkerboard
design,
fast
colors.
Dollar
Q-f
tifi
Day,
each
blanket
?X.UU
Orient
Hose
The
newest
season's
shades.
In
semi-service
crepe
and
chiffon.
15
new
shades
to
choose
from,
no
advance
in
price.
There
is
no
better
quality
.
00
than
Orient.
Dollar
Day.
pair
'liUU
Luncheon
Sets
Rayon
and
cotton
mixture,
fast
colors,
assorted
cloth
3636
with
four
napkins.
Extra
special
Dollar
Day,
(P-f
An
2
sets
for
Bed
Throws
Heavy
weight,
dark
colors,
warm
and
soft,
excellent
wearing
quality.
Size
66
Inches
by
80
Inches.
fi"l
7Q
Dollar
Day,
each
vlWff
Silk
Curtain
Nets
25
pieces
assorted
patterns,
run
of
the
mill,
all
perfect
merchandise.
Values
up
to
69c
yard.
Dollar
Day,
3
yds.
for
...
$1.00
Ladies
Satin
Princess
Slips
And
Satin
striped
taffetas
In
tea
rose
and
white.
Bias
cut,
Lace
trimmed
and
tailored
styles.
A
big
assort-
04
OO
mcnt.
Dollar
Day.
each
VliUU
Hosiery
Special
Ladies
silk
stockings,
all
up
to
the
minute
shades
In
ail
sizes.
Regular
value
50c
pair.
Dollar
Day,
04
in
3
pair
for
t?X.UU
Tea
or
Glass
Towels
Large
size,
very
attractive,
linen
and
cotton
mixture,
ready
for
use.
-
aa
6
towels
for
i?l.UU
Dance
Moose
Hall,
November
24.
268
S.O.N.
Meeting
tomorrow
night
268
James
Hadden
has
Joined
the
staff
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Rail
way
general
agent's
office
here.
Don
Brown
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Van
couver.
Ernest
Santerbane
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
lor
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
F.
M.
Crosby
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
In
the
south.
All
Commercial
League
entries
must
be
In
by
Saturday
night
so
that
the
bowling
schedule
can
be
I
arranged
Monday
'night
(26S)
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
ot
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
oi
British
Columbia.
'Some
Hostesses
I
Of
Happy
Ideas
In
1914-18
War
Names
of
Jenny
Morris,
Lady
Astor
And
Others
Stand
Out
For
Their
Welcome
Sign
To
Canada's
Troopers
By
MURIEL
ADAMS
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
L.
Mumford
returned
to
the
city
TORONTO.
Nov
17:
(CP)
Lady
Mendl,
had
started
In
amateur
theatricals
before
war
days,
the
role
she
played
during
wartime
was
hostess
to
the
gas-burned
soldiers
In
wartorn
France.
Her
;
elaborate
villa
at
Versailles,
noted
for
its
bathroom
appointments,
was
a
haven
to
the
soldiers
as
well
as
acting
as
a
hospital
base.
Few
Canadian
soldiers
wilt
forget
the
comforts
provided
for
them!
at
the
hostels
in
charged
Evan-
!gellne
Booth,
Salvation
Army
Read
er.
More
than
15,000
beds
In
ths
87
Institutions
she
supervised
were
.kept
clean
and
comfortable
for
soldiers
nuiuicia
on
uu
leave.
icave.
In
iu
the
me
eariy
early
war
war
on
the
t-
Prince
.
John
,
.
,
last
.
night
,
w.
from
-
There
weren't
many
private
baths
.(,.,
nna
ntot
an
m
.h
Miss
Betty
FJllson
and
Miss
M311y
a
business
trip
to
the
Queen
Char-
for
Canadian
soldiers
overseas
dur-
campaign
to
.gather
enough-mater-Ellison
sailed
last
night
on
the.lotte
Islands.
tng
the
First
Great
War
so
it's
no
jai
for
bandaees
for
the
hosnitala.'
ai
me
aoor
ana
me
committee
ln-rnnce
uupen
ior
Vancouver,
'iney
wonaer
mey
recau
wim
gusio
a
charge
consisted
of
A.
Pettersen,
took
a
car
with
them
and
wil
motor
O.
Helder
of
Massett
arrived
in
few
of
their
special
hostesses
who
:
"
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
last
held
out
clean
bath
towels
and
R.
A.
Creech,
formerly
of
this
night
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
had
the
hot
water
tank
on
full
city,
arrived
in
the
city
on
th
Wands.
iwhen
their
"leaves"
came
due.
Prince
John
last
night
from
Paco-
On
two
charges
under
the
Mini-
'
"Home
from
Home,"
at
34
Bed-
II,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
where
mum
Wage
Act,
M.
Hellbroner
was
I
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
I
Dorothy
Carmichael,
who
j0rd
Place,
"open
house"
for
the
he
has
been
storekeeper
for
the
'found
guilty
yesterday
afternoon
enroute
to
San
Francisco
where
as
en
Paylng
a
ylslt
to
ner
home
Princess
Pats,
run
by
the
beloved
B.
C.
Packers,
and
sailed
on
-the
In
city
police
court,
sentence
being
1
Miss
Flnley
Is
to
be
married
at
ueen
Charlotte
city,
returned
Jenny
Morris
and
her
mother,
en-
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Kenwood
'
itwin
iask
teriainea
more
man
90,000
sol-
-
,
night.
idlers
throughout
the
duration.
Th
"
t
latchstrlng
was
always
out
for
O.
Dicks
and
L.
Richardson,
who
'the
weary
soldier
who
wanted
to
have
been
on
a
hunting
trip
to
Mas-
"clean
up"
or
have
a
bed
for
the
sett,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
night.
Islands
on
the
Prince
John
last
Lady
Aster's
London
house,
4.
St.
n'8ht
James
Square,
saw
many
Cana-
dlan
soldiers,
war
relief
workers,
For
being
the
inmate
or
a
dls-
nurses
and
surgeons
within
its
orderly
house,
Mary
Marmchuk
doors.
Its
upstairs
ballrooms
wer
was
fined
$50.
with
option
of,
thirty
filled
with
cots
where
dozens
of
nays
imprisonment,
in
city
police
soldiers
were
tucked
in
cosily
of
.court
today.
HIT
FOR
HANG-ON
FCOUGHS
W
COLDS
W
ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS
J
od
ttktr
Zttpiratory
Aim,,
rot
ft
R.
M.
Wlnslow.
assistant
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
i:
Cold
Storage
Co..
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Norah
this
morning
from
a
business
trin
to
Ketchikan.
Col.
McLennan,
officer
commanding
the
Irish
Fusiliers,
sailed
last
night
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
after
spending
a
couple
of
days
visiting
the
unit
here.
S.'
J.
Jabour.
who
has
been
spending
the
past
ten
days
at
Stewart
on
insurance
business,
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Prince
Rupert
last
evening
and
will
be
here
for
a
few
days
before
proceeding
to
Vancouver.
Announcements
Ah
advertisements
In
thl
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Vaudeville,
Dance,
Moose
Hall,
November
17.
St.
Peter's
Church
bazaar
Nov.
23.
Country
Fair
November
24.
Eagles'
Bridge
November
29.
St.
Andrew's
Dance.
Nov.
30.
Catholic
Tea,
Mrs.
Hanklnson's
November
30.
United
Bazaar
December
7.
'
Lutheran
Circle
Bazaar.
De
cember
9.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
a
E.
BLACK
a
night.
More
vivid
memories
recall
the
Canadian
hospital
on
the
Cliveden
estate,
the
Astor's
country
h"me
Chatty
conversations
with
the
Cliveden-chatelaine
who
"osh-ed"-with
the
boys
dally
were
highlights
of
the
soldier's
sick
term
Some
are
marked
by
crosses
in
ths
well-kent
cemetery
near
the
narrow
ravine
running
through
the
centre
of
the
estate.
;
Actress
Hostess
Although
Elsie
de
Wolfe,
now
Hi
Give
Till
It
Hurts
.
.
.
We
Need
A
Lift
RED
CROSS
WEEK
NOVEMBER
13
IS
The
quality
of
mercy
Is
not
strained
.
.
.
and
In
these
troublesome
times
the
Red
Cross
Is
called
upon
for
extreme
services
throughout
the
world
misery
Is
lessened,
suffering
Is
alleviated,
pain
Is
abated
because
of
Red
Cross
work:
Tn
out
couhtryahi
abroad
emergencies
hold
no
terrors,
because
an
organized
fighting
crew
combats
the
horrors
of
the
Four
Horsemen,
Famine,
Pestilence,
'
Hate
and
Death.
You'll
want
to
help,
of
course.
DO
YOUR
PART
WHEN
CANVASSERS
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