PAGE
SIX
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
CIIAS.
DODIMEAD
Optometrist
in
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
Visit
Our
Itasement
Store
For
Fine
China,
Dinnervare,
Glasses,
Baggage
and
Novelties
MAX
HEILBRONER
JEWELER
DIAMOND
MERCHANT
Accessories
Make
the
Woman
.
.
.
AND
PEOPLES
STORE
HAVE
THE
ACCESSORIES
Just
Arrived!
FINE
IMPORTED
KID
GLOVES
We
were
fortunate
in
securing
a
1
substantial
stock
of
imported
Cloves.
Don't
miss
this
opportunity
.
.
.
Styles
and
sizes
for
all
and
at
list
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"
THIRD
AVE.
Nest
to
Heilbroner's
Phone
BLUE
907
TITLE
from
the
Book
Lists
"HIE
KEYS
OF
THE
KINGDOM"
(Cronin)
S2.75
"THIS
ABOVE
ALL"
(Knight)
S2.75
"THE
HILL
OP
DOVES"
(CJoete)
S3.00
"Tilf
WHITE
CLIFFS"
(Miller)
5U3
"I
HAVF
LOVEJ
ENGLAND"
pictures
(Miller)
$3.50
"Tin.
AMAZING
SUMMER"
(Glbbs)
$2.75
"ONT.
RED
ROSE
FOREVER"
(Jordan)
.
$3.00
"THi;
SUN
IS
MY
UNDOING"
(Steen)
..
.
35
"CAPTAIN
PAUL"
(Ellsberg)
.
$3'o0
"A
1HOUSANO
S1LLL
FALL"
(Habe)
,
S3.75
"1IIAT
DAY
ALONE"
(van
Paassen)
...J.
$1.50
"BLCOD,
SWEAT
AND
TEARS"
(Churchill)
"
.....
$3,75
"BERLIN
DIARY"
(Shirer)
53
75
"MY
NEW
ORDER"
(Hitler)
ZiSI'Z
1
S3
00
All
of
the
above
and
many
new
books
are
now
in
stock.
Every
ef.ort
will
be
made
to
maintain
a
complete
slock
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.
(MlaMm.Jh
Rupert
Brand
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Princ
Rupert
Co.
Lid.
British
Columbia
fables
said
that
the
area
was
in-
1
vegetation.
Anthropologists,
cth
nologists
and
prospectors
clamor
(ed
to
be
allowed
in.
Haphazard
exploration
of
new
territory
has
led
to
bloodshed
in
the
past,
so
the
authorities
set
out
to
bring
the
district
under
control
by
opening
a
police
camD
and
sendine
patrols
on
surveying
trios.
These
area
for
two
months
among
scrubby
limestone
ranges.
Jiving
on
,jrj,
sweet
potatoes,
bananas,
cabbage,
taro
and
susar
cane
which
they
bought
with
beads
and
cowrie
shells
from
patches
of
garden
cul
tivated
by
timid
natives.
ficer
in
charge.
"A
youth
rushed
at
me
and
I
knocked
him
over!
with
a
jab
in
the
stomach,
i'
heard
a
warning
shout
and
an
I
arrow
touched
my
hat.
Immediately
above
me
on
th
bank
was
a
man
with
his
bow
drawn
fully'
taking
aim
at
me.
I
fluns
my!
rifle
to
my
shoulder,
hesitated
a
moment
to
give
him
fln
opportunity
to
withdraw,
but
he
didn't,
and
I
fired,
hitting
him
in
the
chest.
He
fell
over
and
the
other
natives
retreated."
Shell
currency
in
the
quantities
in
Which
the
nartv
earriM
it
pvl-
Idently
impressed
the
natives,
for
at
another
village:
"Men
gradually
came
in.
They
asked
me
to
see
the
shell
and
there
were
exclamations
when
th,ey
lboked
into
the
trade
box.
Everyone
ejaculated
'Eh!'
three
times
In
unison
on
a
low
note
and
then
ended
with
'Ah!'
three
times
on
a
higher
note."
Scenery
is
tersely
dealt
with:
"We
came
to
a
garden
on
a
spur
where
wc
leaked
down
tt-elv
to
the
Nabi
River
nearly
1000
feet
below.
A-roir
the
stream
were;
urass
covered
slojji
-
dropping-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THURSDAY
Australian
Police
Pay
Visit
To
Papua
and
Meet
With
Very
Little
Resistance
From
Natives
;
Penetrate
Hitherto
Unknown
Interior
Hut
Find
It
Much
Like
Other
Neighboring
Districts
Curious
Customs
of
Natives.
steeDly
Into
a
eoree.
Within
a
:53
Ihit
(ctric
lurnof
occur-altly
lnt$
lh
chcmicol
can-ItHtot
Gllltttt
Sfl.
Results
of
Mixed
Bowling
League
Results
In
the
Mixed
League
last
night
were
as
follows:
Bankers
1039
1075
979
Stone's
Clottiiers
-1061
963
1240
Toilers
'
ll44
tmshovcrs
1071
SYDNEY,
Australia,
Nov.
5:
The
unknown
heart
Alley
Kitten
1243
of
Australia's
island
territory,
Papua,
at
one
time
the
and
Repeat
..1236
inSllirntion
for
m.mv
fnnfaisrif
etnnj
ic
nnlnmn,
nn
longer.
White
men
have
been
there,
proved
the
stories
ifor
fables,
and
withd
rnwn
for
t.hf
tinin
liofnrr
nt
1rnct
lonv
ing
the
heart
to
beat
on
in
its
own
primitive
rhythm.
The
standard
ou
Peoples
Store
,1098
.1280
...10l
....
969
and
oil
were
there
in
huge
quan-
radlus
two
miles
are
the
June-
Rmkey
Dinks
...
...1397
(titles,
there
were
strange
animals
u?ns
ot
tne
Kagua.
Nabi,
Niba,
WoanJas
1005
uu&iivwn
wj
science,
ana
wcira
1038
1099
1121
1366
997
1133
1093
1075
Made
of
steel
hard
enough
to
cut
glass,
long-lasting
Blue
Gillette
Blades
have
the
sharpest
edges
ever
honed.
Atk
your
for..
UNCONDITIONAUY
GUARANTEED
ON
A
MONEY-BACK
BASIS
COAL!
COAL!
Onehi'rz&s
d
MsrerTAr'ft,
ina
we
are
sure
Ae
gets
SUMMER
COAL.
PRICES
-III
.4t.ll.
fit
Mi
It
is
only
natural
that
a
man
should
want
to
hang
on
to
his
money
as
long
as
he
can,
but
when
it
comes
to
the
coal
buying
question
you
should
part
with
some
of
your
cash
at
this
time
while
the
autumn
coal
price
rules.
HEAT
WAVES
ROLL
FROM
FOOTHILLS
COAL
Phitpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
II
If
Ml
FOR
PHONE
COMPLETE
SATISFACTION
C52
1209
1135
1016
1212
1122
1028
964
864
wea
g
BM
were
a
"ne
IU
,
t?
Sle
score,
ladie.
R.
La-slgnt-
Belle,
356.
In
-some
respects
human
nature
s;gle
3ooh,
men,
W.
Hall,
is
the
same
the
world
over:
326.
Price
Haggling.
The
Mixed
League
standing
date:
"Aboutil50
men
gathered
round
Rlnkey
Dinks
the
camp
with
food.
They
start-
Standard
Oil
1365
900
.20
i
Off
rfpnanrfinff
h
I
ffh
nriAe
Tnllnm
,
n
f
-
...
w.
UU.IkJIU
UtUQi
A
.
.
a
Q
.
.
...
.-.
..
....
.......
....AO
patrols
found
that
the
inhabitants
which
we
refused
to
pay.
Wc
were
Sav-Mor
17
looked
and
behaved
much
the
busy
hagfkng
the
whole
afternoon.
Alky
Cats
15
same
as
other
Papuans,
they
re-
Then
we
stopped
buying
and
those
WoanJas
14
ported
no
gold,
no
oil,
the
terrain
who
had
previously
refused
our
fctones
ClcJiieis
13
rough
and
mountainous,
the
cU-
Price
now.
sold
their
produce
for
Pe
and
Repeat
..
11
mate
salubrious.
The
area's
sole
nalf
the
amount
of
shell
we
had
Pushover
jo
distinction
seemed
to
bo
lis
in-
tirst
offered.
One
man
snatched
Peoples
Store
10
accessibility.
a
handkerchief
out
of
Timperley's
Cankers
10
One
patrol
consisti'ia;
of
two
Pocket
but
Timperley
was
equally
Alley
Kltoens
6
wv-v.a
aiiu
ctitiai
i
&cr
a
k.4lUl
ll
lilt?
-
constables
trekked
throueh
t.hr
nose
and
got
his
handkerchief
FLAMES
FOR
jerky
1282
1042
back."
LONDON,
Nov.
6:
O,
Home
ujie-vinage
me
natives
staged
"a
un.
deleted
from
var.cus
an
inter-vlllage
war
with
the
idea
Parts
ot
K
country
have
reeaived
of
attacking
the
party,
but
caie-
special
training
in
the
use
of
ful
disposition
of
forces
defeated
tlame
throwers.
the
plan.
One
party
ferocious
in
red
and
N,CE
POTATO
RATION
Ip3WICH,
Eng..
Nov.
6:
Shell
Men
Currency
Currency
yellow
Je"W
paint
PalIU
showed
Sh0Wed
the
the
Patrl
patrol
how
now
th
inev
intended
intended
tn
tn
at
attaoir
n
n
7
8
9
10
12
13
14
16
17
17
17
21
to
20
19
18
17
15
14
13
11
10
10
10
6
''
T-o:atoes
wrp
cmiv
ir.
-
-
nvia
m
mis
is
now
tney
am
their
buv-
"
"
"7
"
..
"
u
"
sffn,
-
'
-
jng.
-
"mSc
wi
me
omer
siae
or
a
-"""
"
lis
year
year
to
10
provide
rrov
cvery-
H
out
annea
nauve
VOhce
"
r.
-
a
mx
a
fn.
"As
each
man
came
in
,t
th
village,
lla
he
hP
n,,t
put
down
nm
a
u
bunch
of
P.reaea
acroL
and
foUowed
the
I
car-
bananas
before
us
and
soon
there
rien
SZ
th.
KJ'SSf-
A??yJAV
Pllce
ri'le6
ataU-
was
a
nuge
pne.
otners
brought
ed
nth
"L
.
"ie
conger,
sweet
potatoes.
We
filled
a
swag
'
2!
?J
f
m
rrtinual
internecine
warfare
bag
with
the
amount
we
usually
lnstructlon
was
goes
on
between
the
tribes,
says
pay
'or
with
a
shell.
Then
the
-
J
anyne
Went
to
thp
rpnort-
anJ
to
these
is
aW-ib-
,
shell
was
put
on
the
ground
in
S
"IV
arri!;''
"at
uted
the
occaslonal
attacks
on
tne
front
of
the
sitting
group
of
men.
""fj
Huld
Bnof
hav
had
patrol.
They
would
stare
at
it
for
some
ao
thl
J
f
Now
the
PUce
camP
ha
been
time,
then
one
would
take
it.
Then
vJZj??
stream
more
arrows
closed
and
not
until
another
urge
we
bought
a
fair-sized
pig
which
1"!
II
Z,
u
ufl
ambush
threat
impels
.white
men
to
go
into
the
we
shot,
followed
by
another.
The
m
behind
banana
tiees.
area
wU
It
be
disturbed,
natives
were
very
friendly
and
everybody
was
happy."
Later
the
party
came
on
some
workings
at
the
head.
of
a
creek:
"Had
we
not
known
Europeans
had
never
been
there
we
would
have
taken
it
for
the
work
of
a
European
miner.
Great
rocks
had
been
moved
and
piled
up
to
throw
the
stream
in
a
different
direction
and
farther
on
was
a
race
for
taking
the
water
away
from
garden
land.
The
natives
said
they
had
been
mining
for
red
ochre
for
painting
their
bodies
and
shields
but
we
wondered
if
they
had
been
digging
for
flint."
When
approaching
a
cluster
of
hamlets,
each
with
neat
green
lawns
surrounded
by
casuarina
trees,
a
"lot
of
them
charged
down
behind
us
waving
their
stone
axes,
bows
and
arrows,
and
yodcling.
We
gave
them
a
dmonstraiion
of
rifle
shooting
and
this
calmed
them
down.
We
got
them
to
show
I
us
their
shooting,
but
they
couldn't
mt
a
piece
01
woo
a
15
pace3
away."
j
Rearguard
Attack
Trouble
occurred
when
tha
party
B
ieit
tins
vinage
tne
io:iovnng
1
morning,
for
the
natives
attempted
an
attack
on
the
rearguard
when
it
was
crossing
a
creek.
"I
was
in
the
middle
of
the
creek,"
says
the
report
of
the
of
Why
not
give
your
face
u
break?
Stop
using
blades
that
pull
and
scrape!
These
Blue
Gillettes,
men
are
agreed,
Give
greater
comfort,
case
and
speed!
Pimnc
775
SPECIAL
3-DAY
SHOWING
TODAY
-
FKIDAY
-
SATl'RDAY
BE
SEATED
PLEASE
nen
me
curiam
parts
on
the
inti-
.
1
1
11
iii
maiearamaanaDreath
pcccnorii,,
i
in
the
lives
of
the
mnst
cmmM
afin.
beauties
the
world
has
ever
known!
1
HHP
XaHMH
HH
HB
b
'wii
JAAIES
M
STEWART
,'A'w;
,
JUDY
GAELSND
IIEDY
LANA
Hlt?I3nr
I
TnUVUIDTTU
tirVTP
rAAnrn
tf
W
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HuTTTEH
-
PHEIP
DOBMi
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CHARLES
WMiTNEEB
pi
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UtilETT
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Events
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Cartoon
"The
All
NOTE:
Owing;
to
length
of
"Zietfeld
Girl"
program
continnoaj
'
shows
will
start
at
12
NOON
DAILY
TIME
SCHEDULE
Complete
Shows
at
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A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
GOOD
ASSORTMENT
OF
PULL-UP
CHAIRS
priced
at
$4
S
50
each
ODD
CHESTERFIELD
CHAIRS
from,
ach
STUDIO
C
'H
WES-Wel'
cm;
n:
at.
I
AC
each
DAY-NITE
LOl'XGES-Flrst
-
c
j
priced
a
J''
32?
Third
Ave,
WIDE
OPEN
SALE
10
Discount
0
Have
You
Been
Down
to
the
Variety
Store
Yet?
If
not,
there's
not
much
time
to
lose.
This
Sale
wiU
be
over
SATURDAY
NIGHT
'AT
1"
Come,
come,
come
to
the
Variety
Store
for
Christmas
Cards
for
your
overseas
mailinjr.
Kemcmber
SATURDAY
is
the
LAST
DAY
OF
THIS
SALb
at
the
Variety
Store
"Where
Your
Dimes
Arc
Little
Dollars"
330
THIRD
AVE.
W.
PHONE
KEN
120