i
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Our
Basement
Store
For
Fine
China,
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Glasses,
uaggage
ana
roveiues
.
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HEILBRONER
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Accessories
Make
the
Woman
.
.
.
AND
PEOPLES
STORE
HAVE
THE
ACCESSORIES
Just
Arrived!
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IMPORTED
KID
GLOVES
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Brand
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Smoked
Daily
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&
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Storage
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Co.
Ltd.
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Columbia
I'NCLE
SAM'S
ISLAND
Puerto
Rico,
the
United
States'
'argest
West
Indies
island,
has
a
population
of
1.800,000.
We
Also
Carry
BELMONT
CO.
Ladles'
and
Gents'
Suits
or
Topcoats
to
Measure.
M.
T.
LEE,
Tailor
P.O.
Box
975
Phone
Gr.
9G0
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box1
196
J.
Bouzek,
TAILOR
LADIES'
and
GENTS'
Best
Matorials.
Workmanship
Second
Ave.,
two
doors
from
Broadcasting
Station
FVVY
r.TER
TOO
A
skunk
eats
its
weight
in
food
several
timei
over
during
a
week.
Scratching
Affirt
Itch
Fat
Far
quic
k
reJitffruffl
itchinf
al
ectemt,
pimple,
tl-ku't
('(,
cale,
aeaUea,
rabat
and
oUmt
ntarnalJf
caoitfii
tkin
trouble,
oe
Ut-actin(.
cooling,
aau-rptir,
liquid
U.
D.
D.
Preacripbrm.
GmMlH.
uinka.
Snotht
irrftatioa
and
qujrkJy
atom
intmaa
itHiifiK.
3
trial
buttle
prpait,ormonba4-k.
Aik
your
drniiiat
today
fut
D-D.D,
PRESCRIFTIO.N.
NOTICE
Thore
desirous
of
PREMIUMS
for
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
wii!
kindly
leave
their
orders
wVi
ms
on
or
before
Nov.
vah.
After
that
date
we
canrxt
guarantee
Premiums
for
Christmas
delivery.
MUSSxVLLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver;
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Thurs.
p.m.
CAR
DEN
A
EVERY
FRIDAY
10:30
p.m.
m.
Due
Vancouver
Monday
a.m.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Leaving
October
21,
November
4
and
18
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
FRANK
J.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
-
Phone
568
It's
a
Bfue
River
registered
Diamond
Ring.
She
will
be
proud
and
happy
to
wear
it
foreTer.
Guaranteed
quality
and
exquisite
design
at
every
price.
mi
'
i
n
r.Ti
rmr7-.
TENDERS
TENDERS
FOR
EXCAVATING
2
LOTS,
NO.
11
AM)
15,
BLOCK
3G,
SEC.
1,
OPPOSITE
post
orncE.
For
Information
See
Killas
and
Christopher
Commodore
Cafe
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
THIRD
AVE.
10
STUDIO
SETS
3
pieces,
In
latest
models
and
$A00
$ftt50
calors
priced
$
from
39V92
I!rIt'l
fl
CITtTrc
3
CHESTERFIELD
ii.s
SUITES
ouulo
n
79V125
2
USED
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
priced
$650
n
oo
from
J42V49C
50
MATTRESSES
priced
from
...
SQ00
$()Q50
fj
to
iu
21
HOOKED
RUGS
at
$
25
2
ENGLISH
CHINA
DINNER
SETS
$fi)A50
$Q.50
at
Vand
lL
PHONE
BLACK
321
4
,s
PAGE
POUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
CIIAS.
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
We
were
fortunate
in
securin?
a.
i
substantial
stock
of
imported
J?
Gloves.
Don't
miss
this
opportunity
.
.
.
Styles
and
sizes
for
all
and
at
last
year's
prices
too.
You'll
Find
What
You
Want
Here:
PURSES
-
HANDKERCHIEFS
FLOWERS
HOSIERY
JEWELERY
SCARVES
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
i
THIRD
AVE.
Next
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
907
TOP
TITLES
from
the
Book
Lists
"THE
KEYS
OF
THE
KINGDOM"
(Cronin)
S2.75
"THIS
ABOVE
ALL"
(Knight)
2.75
"THE
HILL
OF
DOVES"
(Ctoete)
S3.00
"THE
WHITE
CLIFFS"
(Miller)
$U5
"I
HAVE
LOVED
ENGLAND"
pie
tu
res
(Miller)
S3J50
"THE
AMAZING
SUMMER"
(Gibbs)
$2.75
"ONE
RED
ROSE
FOREVER"
(Jordan)
$3.00
"THE
SUN
IS
MY
UNDOING"
(Steen)
$3.25
"CAPTAIN
PAUL"
(Elteberg)
$3X0
"A
THOUSAND
SHALL
FALL"
(Habe)
$3.75
"THAT
DAY
ALONE"
(van
Paassen)
51.50
"BLOOD.
SWEAT
AND
TEARS"
(Churchill)
$3.75
"BERLIN
DIARY"
(Shirer)
$3'75
"MY
NEW
ORDER"
(Hitler)
53
00
All
of
the
above
and
many
Mew
books
are
now
in
stock.
Every
efort
will
be
made
to
maintain
a
complete
sto
k
from
now
until
Christmas,
but
delays
in
delivery
are
unavoidable
and
everyone
is
urged
to
make
their
selection
at
once.
All
books
at
Publishers'
advertised
prices.
COME
IN
.
.
.
LOOK
THEM
OVER,
AND
LET
US
HOLD
YOUR
SELECTION
UNTIL
NEEDED.
DOGFISH
LIVERS
UP
KETCHIKAN
Article
In
Chronicle
Says
Pries
Reached
30!
Cents
Wednesday
How
much
is
dogfish
liver
worth?
The
November
5
td-ion
ol
ihe
Ketchikan
Chronicle
nas
uie
following
arucie
in
regard
u
-ne
demana
there:
How
much
was
dogfish
Uvj
worth?
That
was
the
qu:ion
local
fishermen
gleefully
speculated
upon
today
as
b.duing
li
ms
Rapid's
approximate
2100
pounds,
which
staued
Monday,
niu
continued,
uy
eany
auerncon
latest
bid
was
30Vz
ceiu
a
pound.
Gilmore
Rolie,
iei.re:nung
juae:
Products,
maae
ine
b.a.
ine
o.ne.
buyer,
C.
L.
Cloudy,
representing
Washington
la
coi
agones,
was
awaiting
a
wire
from
George
Bur-chard,
director
of
the
firm,
advising
him
whetner
or
not
to
iaise
the
bid.
Moie
than
a
week
xo
Mr.
Bur.ftard,
ui
ann-juiin
;s.uo-ZLshment
of
a
vitamin
oil
plant
ncie
in
paiuieiiaip
wiui
Saimon
By
Products
corporation,
gave
an
opening
price
of
12
cens
a
pound.
This
summer
buyers
were
pay-n
5
and
6
cents
a
pound.
bu.
wnen
ine
Rapd
showed
up
Monday
WiUi
ils
liver,
Laes
Pro-uut,
leprujented
by
Mr.
Robe,
aiso
was
in
the
field.
His
concern
has
machinery
for
Kechncan
on
the
way,
w,th
which
to
start
production
of
vitamin
oils
in
oie
near
future.
Since
w.cnday,
PtCe
Baade,
sk.p-
per
of
th
Rapid,
has
wakened
I
with
pleasure
the
valuj
of
his
trip
steadily
rise.
When
it
reached
2u
cents
Monday
afternoon
Rolie
wr-.d
his
firm
as
to
whether
or
not
he
should
go
higher.
With
pauses
to
await
wires
from
..heir
itspei-ive
firms,
the
buyers
have
been
bidding
off
and
on
ever
since.
Whether
or
not
the
end
is
near
was
not
even
known
by
the
buyers
this
afternoon.
In
Sta-tii
do,:,.ish
ilver
over
the
w
eek
-
end
was
bringing
as
miui
as
40
cents.
Alaskan
dogfish,
however,
are
nu.
supposed
to
be
worth
as
much,
Jice
:.:
.'s
believed
their
livers
do
not
yield
oil
with
as
high
a
.itam.n
ettney
as
oJ
from
dogfish
caught
in
the
south.
The
local
buyers
may
be
trying
io
find
out
just
how
much
their
firms
are
willing
to
pay,
it
is
believed.
Captain
Baade
and
Hns
Olson,
who
fished
with
him
on
the
Rapid,
are
not
the
only
local
fishermen
watching
their
catch
ris
in
value.
The
Sentinel,
skippered
by
L.
P.
Sunderland,
delivered
about
650
pounds
of
dogfish
liver
Monday
to
Alaska
Fish
Products
with
the
understanding
that
the
Sentinel
will
lrpplvo
tho
morl-nf
...1
lever
that
is
determined.
The
Rapid
is
unloading
its
trip
this
afternoon
sa
it
ran
j
be
'kept
in
cold
storage,
although
;the
ultimate
buyer
is
still
undeter-
1
1
1
minea.
Two
black
cod
trips
sold
yesterday
afternoon.
The
Delight
sold
10,000
pounds
to
the
New
England
Fish
Company
and
the
Balder
sold
14,000
to
Alaska
Fish
Products,
both
at
7
cents
a
pound.
fcf
tVt
Liquoi
Control
BowJ
by
(J
Gt'tnuMM
of
irtiAi
Coluabl
Uueen
Mary
Chap.
Ko!ds
Meeting
Queen
Mary
Chapter.
I.
O.
D.
E.
were
in
regular
session
on
Wednesday
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
Wrathall,
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Huslne
s
was
largely
of
a
routine
nature.
A
large
bale
of
used
woollen
goods
has
bjen
collected
and
will
be
made
into
blankets
for
the
bembed-out
people
of
Britain.
Ihe
committee
in
charge
reported
good
progress
being
made
in
connection
with
the
round
trip
to
Vancouver
raffle
which
will
b
drawn
on
De.ember
9
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
A
donation
was
also
given
to
provide
heavy
Indian-made
socks
for
the
Navy.
Sawmill
Plant
at
Smithers
Sold
to
;
Fowler
&
Collison
SMITHERS.
Nov.
7:
Fowler
&
Collison
have
purchased
the
sawmill
plant
known
as
the
Hlcken-botham
miil
on
Seymour
Lake
near
Smittiers.
R.
J.
Collison
will
be
in
Jull
charge
bf
mill
operations
and
it
Is
the
intention
to
cut
lumber
for
the
eastern
market.
They
have
a
good
outfit
and
a
good
stand
of
timber,
chiefly
,
spruce
and
some
hemlock.
The"
outfit
is
not
far
from
the
railway
J
and
th?re
?
goud
road.
Another
par-roll
in
R-"'rs.
will
be
quHe
a
it
is
vy6
c
-e
the
younger
men
taking
hold
of
industry.
House
Warming
For
John
Smith
At
Hazelton
HAZELTON.
November
7:
An
ever.:
or
interest
in
iiazeiion
re-xn
ly
was
the
house
warming
in
the
new
home
of
John
Smith,
when
a
large
crowd
of
friends
gathered
to
bring
good
wishes
and
toi.ni
jiutions
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith.
Th
tables
very
veiy
tastefully
laid
for
an
enjoyable
supper,
after
v.
n.cn
s-e.ai
speeches
were
made.
Among
those
speaking
were
several
chiefs,
including
Stephen
Morgan
of
KUsegukla,
Robert
Wilson
of
Kispiox,
Moses
Jones
0!
Kitsegukla,
and
Tom
Campbe..
and
John
Smith
of
Hazelton.
Peter
Wale
and
Major
A.
F.
Parkinson
of
Glen
Vowell
also
spoke
and
Mr.
Woods
and
Mr.
Waij
sang
a
duet.
One
very
Interes
ing
aspect
of
the
evening
wan
.he
relating
of
several
of
the
old
Indian
legends
and
"a
number
of
the
old
native
customs
and
ceremonies.
In
closing
Major
Parkinson
piayed
God;-blessing
upon
the
r.?w
h
ne.
CARDIGAN'S
RETURN
SYDNEY,
N.S.W.,
Nov.
7:
tf
A
10-year-old
London
girl,
evacuated
to
Australia,
was
adopted
by
a
woman
who
recognized
a
cardigan
the
girl
was
wearing
as
one
she
had
knitted
herself
and
sent
to
England
for
a
comforts
fund.
WAR
WEDDINGS
Last
year's
marriage
rate
in
England
was
the
highest
in
it.,
history.
each
ODD
CHESTERFIELD
CHAIRS
from,
each
I'l.one
775
THANK
YOU
LADIES
and
GENTLEMEN
'or
your
grand
reception
and
record
attendance
yesterdav
hi,
our
reward
for
helping
t0'ffiai
one
of
the
most
magnificeat
entertainments
in
screen
history.
UNA
TDBNEH
HE0Y
LAMARR
JUDY
CART.
nun
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STEWART
appearing
in
flIWV
Extra!
World
News
and
Colored
Cartoon
Complete
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12
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Zi
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture
ill
MA
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
GOOD
ASSORTMENT
O
PULL-UP
CHAIRS
priced
at
$-i
50
STI'DIO
COl
Well
cods'
...
at-
ill
CM
earn
M
DAY-NITE
I.Ol
NGES-First
-
c'.d
priced
a;
sC)-3
32
Tluro
Arc,
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
lhunU:i)
al
11:15
p.m,
calling
at
Ocean
Kalis
and
PotJ
River.
Saturday
at
11:15
p.m.,
calling
at
Ocean
Falls.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
6:00
p.m
Air-Conditioncd
Sleeping
and
Dining
t
.r
For
full
Information,
rcservat
r:
e'.:
.
call
or
write
R.
S.
GREIG,
CITY
PASSENGER
AGENT,
528
Third
Ave.,
Phone
260,
Trince
Rupert
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Au
t
-ei
FOR
MEN
ONLY
HOLDRITE
LASTEX
BELT
With
Two
Detachable
Pouches
FOR
$2.25
Supports
the
Back
Supports
Stomach
Muscles
-
No
More
Tired
Feeling
Easily
Washed
Sizes
32
to
40.
'
Ormes
ltd.
Jfm
Pioneer
Drtuzfffat
THE
REXALL
STORE
PHONES
81
AND
82
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12-2
p.m.
and
7-9
Pro'
t