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TWO
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racia
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Three
Reasons
Why
You
Should
Wear
Them
.1st.
Glassy
styles,
plus
comfort-
able
lasts.
2nd.
Durability
and
built-in
arch
rests.
3rd.
Priced
lower
per
quality
than
any
similar
make
on
the
market.
Stocked
in
Sizes
and
Widths
From
i
a
n
F
iV
10
nun.
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTj
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
When
you
want
a
Reliable,
ComfortabK
Dependable
Taxi
Service
PHONE
13
21
Hour
Service
at
Regular
Rates
Every
now
and
then
we
wish
to
call
the
attention
of
the
public
to
the
fact
that
our
coal
is
Our
cod
tv
mafe
you
very
weWe'ftit
out
kvnoff
I
1
VOUlL
LIKE
The
wav
TuEYTREATyoo
a
"hot
proposition"
The
coal
we
sell
is
as
full
of
the
proper
heat
as
our
ton
is
as
full
of
the
proper
pounds.
You
can
quickly
prove
this
to
your
own
satisfaction
by
phoning
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Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
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STEAMSHIPS
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steamers
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Prince
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Vancouver:
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a.m.
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yonvenieDf,
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at
Office
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Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINNER.
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
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"RUPERT
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COD
Smoked
Daily
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Fish
&
Cold
Storage
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J.
H.
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Co.
Ltd.
Koyal
Bunk
Bldg.
Brlttsn
Columbia
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
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DAIRY
PHONE
M7
I
Mr.
and
Mn.
John
McLeod
sail
ed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
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not
.
pubiidxil
or
dUplayfd
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Thb
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia
FOR
SAL?
Seven
roomed
house
with
two
lots.
Terms.
Phone
Black
486.
(246)
FOR
SALE
2005
Graham
Ave..
7
room
house,
furnace,
excellent!
condition,
2
lots,
harbor
view.'
$2600
cash,
$2700
on
terms,
$1000
1
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IMPORTED
FROM
K
UNITED
STATES
ELECTION
The
present
trend
in
the
Un-letd
States
seems
to
be
toward
the
re-election
of
President
Rcosevelt
next
month.
This
trend
is
shown
by
tlu
Gallup
polls
and
in
other
ways.
It
seems
I
to
be
accepted
in
.many
.Miumers',)
that
Roosevelt
will
get
another
.
term.
'
And
yet
we
have
known
elections
before
where
what
seemed
to
be
the
general
trend
.was
.up-,
set.
This
has
been
true
1"
Con-ada
as
well
as
in
the
United
States.
.Much
will
depend
,on
what
happens
between
now
and
j
election
day.
President
Roosevelt
seems
to
be
lying
.low.
He
talks
as
little
as
possible
and
is
not
likely
to
be
heard
from
much
in
the
next
two
or
three
uceks.
Being
on
the
defensive,
the
less
he
says
the
better.
One
cf
the
main
ideas
sweeping
through
the
Statts
is
that
Rccssvelt
is
the
better
man
to
handle
the
affairs
of
the
country
during
the
war
into
which
it
is
surely
being
drawn.
He
has
been
quite
satisfactory
in
that
respect
so
far
and
will
con-
;
tinue
to
maintain
the
honor
of
'
the
country
without
rushing
Into
conflict
for
which
it
may
be
ia
but
poorly
prepared.
,
It
is
pleasant
for
Canadians
to
1
tefleet
that,
whichever
party
1
wins,
both
are
pledged
to
sup-port
the
British
In
the
present
struggle
and
to
prevent
the
Germans
or
Japanese
getting
any
foothold
on
this
continent.
THE
BURMA
ROAD
esterday
China
commenced
the
shipment
of
materials
over
the
Burma
Road
bound
for
the
United
States
and
Great
Britain.
Seme
of
this
is
mineral
for
the
manufacture
of
munitions
in
payment
of
the
Chinese
debt
to
those
countries,
particularly
the
United
Stales.
Food'
supplies
and
munitions
are
being
shipped
Into
China,
.a
continuous
procession
of
trucks
using
the
highway
and
passing
at
suitable
points
on
this
.narrow
route
as
it
travels
along
mountain
ridges
and
dips
here
and
there
into
valleys
and
up
again.
Thousands
of
coolies
al-
cash,
balance
$30
per
month
at
i
ways
at
work.
improvine
.this
5.
Now
vacant.
H.
G.
Helgerson)
highway
can
be
assembled
at
Ltd.
(243)
any
point
in
a
very
brief
.time
J
to
repair
damage
caused
by
Ja-
V
ANTED
I
Panese
or
ther
enemy
bombers.
1
Tho?e
who
have
watched
.ants
ADULTS
wish
to
rent
furnished'
instantly
ret
to
work
to
repair
suite
or
house
for
winter
months,
ant
hills
will
realize
how
the
commencing
Nov.
1.
Rhone
Red
I
Chinese
coolies
will
instantly
set
838.
tf.
to
work
on
that
Burma
Road
to
BACHELOR
wants
housekeeper
be-tween
20
and
30.
Call
after
6
p.m.;
533
8th
Ave.
West,
suite
7.
'
(247)
WANTED
2
or
3-room
furnished
suite.
Phone
Co-op
Store,
764.
,
(245)
WANTED
at
unce,
single
bed,
com-plete.
Box
M8.
Dally
News,
(tf)
WANTED
Salesmen
to
sell
Calendars,
exclusive
territory,
big
commissions,
attractive
popular
line
one
of
Canada's
cldsst
and
favourably
known
Calendar
!
Houses.
Write
today
for
partlcu-
replace
any
portion
of
.it
that
may
be
damaged
either
by
wash
cuts
or
bombs.
Night
and
day
they
will
work
and
the
Japanese
havp
tint
rnniifli
hombinr
nlanes
-
.
.
-
,
.
.
.
to
spare
for
the
job
of
trying
'
to
keep
the
highway
out
of
J
commission.
i
Timely
Recipes
LOBSTER
SALAD
ROLLS
6
hot-dog
rclls,
I
cup
canned.
h:r
ftakffi
(8
ounep
tin).
M
lars
Truro
Printing
and
Pub-
r
finel
ch
celeryi
llshing
Co.,
Ltd.,
Truro,
Canada.
icnopped
rwet
pickle
,4
cup
iiney
(245)
i
BOARD
AND
ROOM
ROOM
and
997.
Board.
Phone
BOARD
and
Room
4th
Avenue
West.
965.
FOUND-Small
pup
strayed
office
today,
immediately.
FOUND
Oreen
(246)
j
vacancy,
400
Phone
Black
(tf)
black
and
white
Into
Dally
News
Owner
please
call
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
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IIOMK
AWAY
FR(M
HOME"
R'.es
75c
op
so
Room
'Hot
ti
Cold
Water
Prlr;pe
Rupert,
B.C.
?boue
281
P.O.
Box
IN
CANADIAN
ATONAL
RAILWAYS
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER
Thursday
11:30
p.m.
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River.
Trains
J.eave
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
the
EAST.
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Air-conditioned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
Fares,
etc,,
Call
or
Write
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
528
TOIRD
AVE.
PHONE
260
Agents
for
Trans
Canada
Air
Lines
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
dlsplayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tu
OovenrtJ
Road
To
Hunter
Basin
Mine
Now
Almost
Finished
SEVEN
SET
,
HATPlOTSi
cvfTTHPR
ir-
Th
Mahsav
women'
hata
nrer
crazy?
Eve
.
I
felt
beret,
pulled
.dew
velvet
band
and
:..
,
gold
clip.
The
pillbox
oft.
.
t
domed.
Jn
ciav:
r
lajte
on
new
ei.tnr"
NFW
YORK
Oct.
18:
CI-
Who
1
miles
of
road
that
has
been
under
i
Ttar
analytical
liat.deslrner.
has,
construction
from
the
DeekrtJlud
m
that
Jitst
M
there
are
ll.cn
i
there
,
the
h.
i
!,
VnKr
Reln
only
seven
oasic
sioryniow.w
y
we,
"ui.
w1(J.
a.
on:'.
mine
hes
bcn
going
forward
wlth;are
only
seven
basic
p'.oU
for
hats.jrln
a
chang,
,
:..
satisfactory
speed
and
;t
li
nowi
most
signer
in
thecal
form
by
en."-..::
cossihlP
to
drive
a
car
rkht
to
wori
can
do
no
more
tnan
playibr,ni
with
a
band
oi
t
41
1
PC
-
tl
I
I
:he
mine
although
the
road
Is
not!
variations
onthe
seven
themes,
he
crown
towers
t,,qu;:
t,
contends.
The
seven
are
corn.Uwo
daisies
m
,;.
yet
completed.
Another
two
weeks
,
will
brrequlred
to
finish
the
work.
)
toque,
turban,
beret,
pillbox,
brim
,
Qne
dejlgn
i;;)w
Favored
by
pxceptlonaUy
line
j8n"-,
A
either
calot
T
or
q,:
.:
4
VnrV
Aon.
,unrv.
New
York
shows
One
designer
a
weather
for
this
time
of
the
year
H
.
.-i
.
.
tnii
trlrorn
In
a
hlark
rllamnnn
vpl.
1
w
comraciors
nave
ian
auvan-
i
-
-
seasons
pompadcu)
lit
tage
of.
their
opportunity
and
depends
foi
"variety
on
gros-
hln
a
y
fap
,
.
,;,
J.
.
j.
.
prnln
hand
nir
and
a
tifw-looklni?
I
.
.
.
H
nave
na
p
Prrr,
w.u.
-
--
-----
"
"
,
"V
;
-Jdltlonal
black
Pc-.
at,
their
undertaking.
.v-vjU
.v.
(
k
hat
It.
is
exuected
that
machinery!
A
variation
of
the
toque
is
a
.will
soon
be
taken
to
the
property
sheared
beaver.
It
has
character-
and
that
work
will
be
carried
on
"C
l0tlue
aP
over
me
ioreneaa,
,
with
a
much
Increased
staff
dur-
i
ut
takes
on
calot
tralts
wlth
a
Ins
the
coming
winter.
'Jersey
iack-of-the-.head
cap.
A,
;
towering
toque
effect
is
nchleved
-
-
wttn
a
ieatner.
chopped
cucumber,
1
cup
Thous-
On
one
turban
the
designer
piles
ana
.isiaira
or
piain
aressmg.
.me
arapery
rugn,
toque
iasmon,
Scoop
out
rolls,
fill
with
the
and,
as
a
revolutionary
touch,
he
lobster
mixture,
replace
tops,
makes
it
cover
one
ear,
reveal
the
These
rolls
are
grand
for
picnics
other.
It
Is
In
absinth
green
Jer-or
awy
outdoor
eating
which
h
sty.
something
to
bear
in
mind
for
Whimsical?
Well
Now
;
next
summer.
This
mixture
may
be
A
beret
Is
shown
pulled
Into
ev-
J
used
in
finger
rolls
to
be
used
as
ery
sort
of
shape
by
whimsical
hat
salad
accompaniment.
designers.
The
model
Is
a
black
..AS
AT
U
RALLY
as
you
use
EE
PHONE
rHEN-you
wish
to
talk
to
a
person,
you
can
walk
or
travel
miles
to
do
it.
But,
with
exceptions,
you
don't.
When
you
wish
to
pay
bills
or
make
purchases,
you
can
carry
around
with
you
a
bundle
of
cash
or
a
sack
;
.
of
coins.
But,
with
exceptions,
you
don't.
(Lin
the
one
case
you
use
a
.
-.telephone.
In
the
.other,
you
use
a
cheque
pn.
your
bank.
In
either
case
you
save
time
and
effort
by
using
a
convenient
modern
device.
And
you
use
the
one
a
naturally
as
the
other.
Canadians
do
make
extensive
use
of
the
.
...
service!
;of
the
chartered
banks.
Q
Deposits
in
chartered
banks
at
the
time
the
last
return
was
made
to
Parliament,
totalled
$2,530,000,000;
cheques
issued
and
debited
to
individual
accounts
in
August,
IStfO,
the
most
recent,
month
for
which
returns
are
available,
totalled
$2,457,706,218.
'These
-figures
show
that
most
Canadian
.business
is
done
by
cheque
and
t
,
illustrate
the
extent
to
which
the
people
make
use
of
the
banking
system.
The
banks
take
pride
in
the
modern
services'
they
provide
for
your
con-J
.vehience.
:
war,
as
in
peace,
Canada's
Chartered
rln
rupted,
their
useful
services
safegua
we
uauuii
pusintss
uooki
LiMiiiiAiiug
with
freedom
as
the
only
,
sure
basis
of
Banks
.maintain,
uninter-ruing
depositors'
funds;
nc
forward
to
pe
enduring
prosperity.
J
THE
CHARTERED
BANKS
OF
CANADA
n