WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
7,
1912
5
VAW.
Expert
OPTICAL
SERVICE
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Repairing,
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STOKE
for
line
China,
Dlnnerware,
Glasses,
luggage
and
Novelties.
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HEILBRONER
Jeweler
Diamond
Merchant
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5
PEOPLES
STORE
I
INVITING
FALL
MILLINERY
!
They're
here!
Those
intriguing
new
women's
hats
to
complete
your
fall
ensemble.
Select
from
dozens
of
styles.
Choose
vour
own
2
coior.
we
can
tnem
urowning
uiones
because
they
re
really
the
tops
in
stunning
millinery.
J
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
RUPERT
PEOLES
STORE
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rupert"
THIRD
AVK-Next
to
Ileilbroner's
rhone
BLUE
907
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
REGULAR
STEAMER
SERVICE
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports;
also
to
Ketchikan,
Wran-gell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
'
Direct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES,
General
Aeent,
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
Spring
Filled
Mattresses
MADE
BY
SIMMONS
DEEPSLEEP
'
MATTRESSES,
size
4'6".
Price
SLUMBER
KINO
MATTRESSES,
sizes
4,6".
4'
Slumber
king
pillows.
Pair
$35,00
$29.50
$11.50
Elio's
Furniture
Store
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
I.
BUY
.
.
.
I
RUPERT
BRAND
s
So
e
rmets
.
.
.
ai
Your.
Local
Butchers.
NO
WASTE
READY
TO
COOK
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PRINCE
KUPERT
fa
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PASSING
OF
CORA
HIND
studied
literally
hundreds
of
acres
of
fields
in
Manitoba,
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta.
The
agricultural
world
eagerly
awaited
her
word.
She
loved
the
Canadian
west
as
few
did,
but
she
looked
upon
Its
farm
life
with
an
expert
eye.
Her
position
as
an
authority
was
unique
because
she
was
a
woman.
first
of
her
sex
to
know
as
much
i
about
the
technical
end
of
agriculture
and
catUe-ralslng
and
judging
as
any
man.
r
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Canadian
west."
Neither
MLss
Hind
nor
editors
of
the
Free
Press
believed
him.
Miss
Hind
went
Into
the
prairie
.wheat
fields
and
made
an
examination.
She
estimated
production
KA
AAA
AAA
n
rA
KK.
fWl
fWl
lit
totalled
54.000,000
husheU.
vuia
,inia,
agea
01,
aui
01
',wasn-t,
Sne
had
been
painstaking
Canadian
newspaperwomen
and,ln
her
sutvey
Ier
work
led
to
world
authority
on
livestock
andl,l(ilWllhm(,n,
nf
Pomniete
ftarl-
agrlculture
died
here
yesterday.
jculUlral
department
In
the
Free
Miss
Hind
became
famous
inter
nationally
through
her
accuracy
in
forecasting
Canada's
wheat
crops.
An
army
of
correspondents
sup
Press
with
Miss
Hind
at
Its
head.
Orphan
at
Two
plied
regional
data,
but
Miss
Hind
Ln
ftt
the
age
of
two
wa,
added
a
personal
Investigation.
brougM
up
on
farm
of
her
mw:u
uuo
pru.rie
graiiimuoa.
rnnrifn,hpr
in
0rev
CountV.
Ont
arlo.
There
she
learned
to
love
the
farm,
its
streches
of
grain,
Its
livestock.
She
went
to
school
ln
Ontario
man.
So
she
rot
a
lob
as
typist
ln
'
,i,
If!-..
T
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...
...
.
1.
Defrost
according
to
manufacturer's
instructions.
Impty
drip
water
immediately.
2.
Wash
inside
of
refrigerator
with
baking
soda
and
water
each
time
the
refrigerator
is
defrosted.
Don't
forget
to
wash
the
freezer.
3.
Avoid
overloading
the
refrigerator
with
food
it
stops
necessary
air
circulation.
FIX
THEM
UP
REvvy
says:
"Mlt
tvery
WAR
SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES
dy."
make;
them
last
ORGANIZE
SALVAGE
Dean
of
Canadian
Newspaper-
War
SerWce,
I.epartjnent
Hepre-women
Dies
in
Winnipeg
,
"
V
.
V
i
v
.iL)n,.
tentative
to
be
Here
Next
Visited
Trince
Rupert
Week
ine
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Red
Cro
Society
In
the
City
Hall
last
evr
nlng
President
W.
R.
McAfee
re
ported
that
the
matter
of
.salv-is;
had
been
taken
up
with
the
War
Services
Department
In
Ottawa
Born
In
Toronto,
September
18.jand
a
representaUvc
of
that
c!c
1861,
MUs
Hind
was
icii
an
oipn-.pa
w
Rupert
next
week
to
go
into
"
matter
of
the
storage
and
trar
portatlon
of
salvage
materia;
and
scrap'
iron.
Mrs.
W.
F.
Bre
reported
that,
threw
Rushbrook
Heights
unit
wx
busy
and
was
acquiring
the
necc
and
planned
to
be
a
teacher.
Out
sary
equipment
for
a
work
room
he
failed
ln
her
examinations.
In
unit
1882
she
came
to
Winnipeg
to
live
,
At
the
request
of
the
executive
with
her
foster
mother,
Alice
Aa-
committee
Mrs.
C.
H.
Elkins
con
na
Hind,
and
to
seek
work
on
a
jentsd
to
take
charge
of
the
City
newspaper
Free
Press
editors
to
wall
workroom
and
trie
requetcd
whom
she
applied
told
her
the
'
the
assistance
of
all
women
who
newsroom
was
no
place
for
a
wo-
tn
m
a
portion
to
help
in
the
u
,..u
law
office
at
$8
a
week,
uaier
,a
,
Mri
s
D.
Johnston
stated
that
Ihc.
one
ucuKHwru
m
pcM'
i
she
became
Manitoba's
first
puouc
th
nd
Crm.
n-
WM
act,ve
m
I
hZj
,;Hr;r"c":'
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the
fomuom
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luniN
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mwn.
Vlctore
-gmpaign
The
-
'I
Z.
w
tradc
and.
a'm
w..
the
mom
rwv
..w
h
loot
was
on
me
roaa
anau....
n,
...,.,.
.n.v
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nralrle
travpn.
nut
hr
hllitv
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ir
r.
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"
."".""'a
Corp
Cooimandant
ln
Prince
a
by-word
among
her
friends.
'FT
Preaa
in
1901
he
seieeted
P?
......
Unfl
she
was
73
years
old.
Miss
mi
A
,nd
ag
mflrket
and
aaricul-
Tre"urer.
1n.
f1"?..
!:
jHind
made
Journeys
Into
the
ni,
reporter
iclpU
ror
mon"r
ol
-wheat
country
for
her
newspaper.;
During
the
next
30
year,
or
whW)
VfL
Wj"Jl
'
the
Winnipeg
Free
Press.
On
these
her
,ame
,rew.
Sne
nver
m
from
the
recent
ert
treks
she
adopted
masculine
garb.
,
ceased
to
be
a
reporter,
doing
a
Put
m
by
th
MWland
Rita"11
This
was
the
life
she
loved
and
I0r
her
paper(
bul
ctab-
,
she
dressed
tor
it.
It
meant
climb-.
hersel(
a,
an
authority
on!
lfNIOL
v
,..,rv.
JLI,
.
.
tag
through
fences
Into
gram
inm
maturg.
she
the
ua,'
.St
e.
Helenawth
Allan
Uc
Ule
fields
along
the
road.
Often
It
on
which
ha.
of
any
Judge
ln
placlng
avard,
at
meant
tramping
through
muddy
jivcock
show..
Agriculture
heap-a
PP"taUon
Xo
01
m
fields.
Into
barnyards.
That
was
-r-.
nonorg
upon
ner
'the
Cora
Hind
the
western
farmer,
Aj
an
adVOCat
0f
the
Hudson
hlblUon
associations.
On
May
15.
to-
'Bay
route
for
export
of
grain.
MUs'JWS.
she
was
paid
the
highest
An
agricultural
crisis
in
1904
Hind
was
the
first
woman
to
academic
tribute,
receiving
the
launched
Miss
Hind
on
her
studies
travel
from
Churchill
to
England
honorary
degree
of
doctor
of
Laws
nrVlloVl
1
eA
tn
Via
kAlnlv
.MMniliiul
-
.
..
.
.
T
1
1
4
.
..1.
as
an
authority
on
estimating
crop
She
was
accorded
an
honorary
deem
was
conferred
on
her
by
I
production
before
the
threshing
(diploma
in
agriculture
from
Manl-
her
twa."
,
Mr.
Dafoe.
who
wai
,
macmne5
were
m
acuon.
uiack
j
toba
Agricultural
College,
now
part
chancellor
of
the
university.
rusi
a
new
and
strange
plague
of
University
of
Manitoba.
She
then
struck
the
grainlands
In
was
made
an
honorary
member
of
Several
years
ago
Miss
Hind
1904.
A
UnttdJ3ltes
expert
look-
th
Canadian
Society
of
Technical
paid
a
visit
to
Prince
Kupert
to
ed
over
the
wWs
and
reported
Agriculturalists
and
held
honor
study
the
grain
shlpptna
situation
"35,000,000
fdr,
the
whole
of
the
'
ary
memberships
ln
western
ex-
for
the
Winnipeg
F.
i
Prr
4.
Dc
sure
the
cold
control
h
set
as
it
should
be
to
give
you
ihc
proper
food
compartment
temperature
for
your
seasonal
requirements.
5.
If
you
have
an
open
type
mechanism
in
vour
refrigerator,
oil
the
front
and
back
motor
bearings
every
three
months
and
clean
the
condemer
frequently.
Have
a
reliable
service
man
check
for
necessary
adjustments.
Hermetically
scaled
units
do
not
require
oiling
or
adjusting.
MOST
mechanisms
should
have
occasional
cleaning.
Consult
your
service
man.
KEEP
THEM
WORKINC
It
CAPITOL
A
IAMOUI
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THIATII
C:fl'
l
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At
1
25,
3
3d.
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lUliar
Kennedy
Comedy
Nrii
SPY
FILM
PRESENTED
Conrad
Veldt
and
Ann
Avars
In
"Nail
Atent"
Conrad
Veldt,
in
Nasi
Agent."
ihowtng
today
and
Thursday
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
pUys
dual
role
or
twin
brother.,
one
a
kindly,
gentle
bookworm,
the
other
the
sinister
ruler
of
a
ring
of
International
antes
and
saboteur!
Through
Ingenious
camera
technique
they
talk
together,
tight
to
gether,
yet
each
to
a
distinctly
different
person.
The
story
deals
with
the
brothers,
separated
by
their
different
manners
of
thinking.
The
saboteur
leader
enmeshes
his
brother
In
his
plots,
a
quarrel
results,
and
the
gtnUo
brother,
after
accidentally
causing
the
death
of
the
other,
tekss
on
his
Identity
to
confute
and
wreck
the
saboteurs.
In
doing
so
he
makes
a
dramatic
sacrifice
to
save
a
girl,
also
Involved
ln
the
plot
whom
he
learns
to
love.
Veldt
plays
his
two
roles
so
skilfully
that
it
Is
difficult
to
believe
Um
two
characters
are
the
same
man.
Ann
Avars,
brunette
discovery
who
played
the
heroine
In
Dr
KUdare's
Victory."-
the
girl
in
the
ease.
Principals
Include
Dorothy
Tree,
who
plays
the
principal
woman
Aeeompilec
of
the
spy
ring:
Martin
Kosleck.
who
portrays
the
Gestapo
agent;
Frank
Relcher.
Ivan
Simpson.
William
Tannen.
Marc
Lawrence
and
SWnej
Blacjcmer
COUPONS
are
still
available
with
each'
I"
eath
purchase
In
our
store.
We
would
appreciate
to
have
new
customers
drop
In
and
let
us
espial
this
gift
plan
to
them.
?
MUSSALLEM
Economy
Store
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Dollars
Have
More
'l
'r
Cents"
;
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rhones
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and
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when
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shop
at
the
VARIETY
STORE
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