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prince
Rupert
Da
Hp
JSlcUw
Saturday,
November
30,
1910
Hotel.
.
.
arrivals
B.
Marr,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
M.
P.
Piatt,
Miller
Bay;
E.'L.
Davlcs,
city;
J.
E.
Carlson,
Vancouver;
D.
A.
Sutherland.
Vancouver;
Mr.
nud
Mrs.
C.
Haugiand,
Terrace,
I'.
E.
Paulson,
Vancouver;
C.
T.
Lee,
Vancouver;
H.
Frelman,
Vancouver;
s.
Simpson,
Massett;
J.
Raphael,
Vancouver;
C.
Hague,
Ocean
Falls;
J.
Collins,
Vancou
GLOVES
THE
PEOPLES
STORE.
WAY
I
I
Look
ver;
J.
D.
Edwards,
Bulcdalc;
Fred
It.
Cuff,
Vancouver;
Mr
and
Mrs.
II.
Godfrey,
Vancou
ver;
Miss
E.
A.
Vaughn,
Van
couver.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
LCST-On
3rd
Avenue
Black
Svallet.
Phone
Red
942.
(281)
FOR
RENT'
Suite
In
Vernon
Apartments,
141
2nd
Avenue.
Blue
815.
.
(it)
BEAUTIFUL
Fuller
nylon
hair
brushes,
now
available.
Phone
Green
873.
(281)
,
:
b
At
Your
Hands,
i
Everyone
Else
Does!
Dress
up
those
hands
with
smart
gloves
the
Peoples
Store
way.
Choose
from
cloth,
chamois,
suedes,
kid
and
pigtex.
All
colors
and
styles
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
'WWVAXXXXXXXXiiXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXX'i
A
a
.Cosmetic
Gfftst!
VAKDLKV
HAKKIKT
J1UH1JAKI)
AYKR.
ADRIKNNE
-
TUVA
-
MAX
FACTOR
EVENING
IN
'PARIS
TANG
EE
OrmesLtd.
"3h
Pioneer
Druggists
DON'T
LET
CHRISTMAS
PUT
YOU
"IN
THE
RED"
Nobody
wants
to
be
cxHivagant
this
Christmas
.which
L
!.,.,V.n.rcaswl
wlly
wlsc
"
arc
.heading
for
J
IE
AKIUV
STOKE!
You
can
get
girts
Tor
everyone
that
are
practical,
wanted,
and
useful.
There
arc
all
the
festive
wrappings,
cards,
seals
and
tricks
that
make
your
pacages
look
so
wonderful,
too,
all
right
here.
'ih?n
U?.3i
PrT!bI(V
flnd
beg.m
to
a"
the
many
r,3,11
'Lcrc
to-solve
your
Christmas
around?
'
5
y
"0t
Comc
ln
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"WIIEUU
YOUIl
DIMES
ARE
LITTLE
DOLLARS"
BLONDIE
5
r
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A
A
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A
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A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
Or
a
Hard
Day
Anywhere.-
KKAUI'NEK
FILES
FOR
ALDERMAN
Nomination
papers
of
Hugo
Paul
Kraupner,
seeking
office
as
alderman
for
a
two-year
term,
were
filed
with
Returning
Officer
II.
D.
Thain
shortly
be
fore
noon
today.
Mr.
Kraupncr's
nomination
was
sponsored
toy
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergln
and
seconded
by
Jack
Mussallcm.
Mr.
Kraupner
Ls
the
third
candidate
to
file
nomination
for
the
December
12
civic
elections.
Nomination
of
George
B.
Oasey
was
entered
last
Tuesday
and
A.
E.
Field
on
Friday.
The
Experts
oay
...
TASTY
APPLE
DISIIES-Rosv
harvest
apples
line
the
market
stalls
these
days,
and
if
mother
keeps
an
eye
on
her
purse-strings
as
well
as
on
her
family's
health
she'll
be
taking
advantaae
of
this
year's
ample
crop
to
turn
the
fruit
Into
tasty
dishes
fori
the
dinner
table.
While
apple-sauce
heads
the
j
list
of
favorite
apple
desserts,
there
arc
two
schools
of
thought
in
regard
to
its
preparation.
The
real
sauce,
whieh
Is
fluffy
and
smooth,
is
best
sweetened
after
looking
as
it
requires
less
sugar
that
way.
The
other
type
has
the
transparent
slices
In
:i
plwr
syrup.
For
this
the
syrup
Ls
made
urst
and
the
p
cccs
of
nrm'r
added
and
cooked
until
tender.
The
syrup
prevents
the
break
ing
up
of
the
pieces.
Home
economists
have
found
that
one
teaspoon
of
sugar
to
one
medium
raw
apple
comes
cut
about
right
in
nveetenimr
the
sauce,
unless
the
apples
are
extremely
tart.
With
a
supply
of
apple-sauce
on
hand.
It
u
.in
nnsv
niiii
to
make
desserts
such
as
Apple
Snow
for
which
one
cui)
or
smooth
sauce
is
folded
In
the
stiffly
beaten
white
of
one
egg.
Tlie
egg
yolk
may
be
used
to
make
a
custard
sauce
to
serve
with
(he
sncw.
Hot
apple-sauce
makes
a
delicious
sauce
on"
ilalt
cottage
pudding
or
gingerbread.
Nothing
can
beat
tlin
oM-
fashioncd
apple
pic,
and
In
these
days
of
fat
.shortages,
deep
apple
pic,
with
plenty
or
apples
and
a
single
crust,
will
be
easy
on
the
pastry.
A
pastry
shell,
made
with
oat
meal,
filled'
with
applc-saucc.
then
sprinkled
with
c-mferi
cheese,
Is
pie
lira
new
form.
It
snouid
be
popped
into
the
oven
just
long
CllCU2h
to
inrlt
(he
cheese
and
served
hot.
For
a
party
a
touch
or
meringue
may
replace
the
cheese.
CHEESE
VALUABLE
-
Chrr.ce
Is
one
of
our
most
valuabl,c
foods
and
should
have
a
nroml-
ncnt
place
ln
meals
of
both
adults
and
children.
It
contain...
nearly
all
the
nroteln
nf
miik
which
arc
body-bulldcrs:
a
larL'i.
pcrccniagc
or
fat
which
makes
it
a
valuable
source
of
rner-rv
I
a
:rcod
sunjly
or
minerals,
ni:
of
which
arc
essential
to
good
health.
Since
it
requires
approximately
11
pounds
or
a
little
more
than
one
gallon
of
milk
to
make
one
pound
or
cheese,
aibotit
Tour
ounces
or
cheese
Is
equivalent
to
one
quart
or
milk
In
total
caloric
value.
So
U
desired
cheese
can
take
the
place
or
part
of
the
dally
mlik
requirement.
FFTMUNG,
Siisscx.Engr
Fire
destroyed
the
40,000
($100,-000)
Ferrlng
Grange
Hotel.
A
t'ozen
guests
escaped.
II.
II
The
Seal
of
Quality
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'
FINEST
SALMON
m
mmmm
(
.
m
i
m
md
V
Waterfront
Whiffs
Dry
Dock
By
No
Means
pair
and
Engine
Work-
As
Alaska
Shippin;
notable
activity
Is
the
use
or
the!
Whatever
fih
or
her
favorite
type
of
slipper,
be
assured
that
wc
have
It.
Our
slock
is
complete
from
fancies
to
mocassins.
11.75
TO
$6i0
v
I
FOOTWEAR
Fine
New
Store
STONE
ULOCK
!tii?ilaili3iaa,la,,i,a,?,a;g
By
Chic
Young
WA'
TO
GPtTA
HUSBANO'
AFTEI3
.
A
HARD
DAY
AT
THE
OFFICE
11"?
VH.
T.
1
7
:
I
ill
(JJyrfefmas
f
Slippers
v
i
V
Idle
Re-As
Well
Although
the
plant
has
settled
down
to
a
state
of
comparative
quietude
in
relation
to
the
wartime
activities,
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
is
by
no
means
completely
idle.
Indeed,
there
is
a
good
deal
of
action
there
in
various
wavs.
Mnnv
small
pmft
m-.
in.
n.n
yard
for
various
purposes
including
reuair
work.
On
facilities
of
the
yard
for
the
transferring
of
frclcht
In
the
newly
developing
trarric
with
Alaska.
Anyone
who
thinks
it
is
a
"ghost
yard"
would
be
agreeably
surprised
to
the
contrary
by
paying
a
visit.
A
staff
of
fifty
does
not,
or
course,
sound
very
large
when
compared
with
the
great
crews
that
were
employed
during
the
wartime
ship
construction
days
but
the
number
is
more
than
quite
a
Tew
people
arounu
lown
might
have
thought
A.
J.
Whllmore,
western
director
or
flshcaics,
appears
to
I'
slated
for
Hc
position
or
ctepulv
minister
or
rishcrlcs,
to
replace
Dr.
D.
H.
Finn,
who
has
b'cen
appointed
to
a
Uiitcd
Nation
position.
Mr.
Whitmorc
Is
v.eii
known
in
the
fishing
industry
in
the
Prince
Iluncrt
area.
Western
Members
or
Parliament
have
been
working
to
have
a.
western
er
appointed
to
the
deputy's
post.
ur.
nnn
was
formerly
dirrrtnr
of
the
Prince
Huncrt
Flsherle:.
Experimental
Station.
"
v
local
boat
builders,
wlm
h
live
been
managing
to
squeeze
by
despite
pressure
or
material
shortages
on
alt
sides,
fear
that
nails
might
become
impossible
to
get
oy
the
New
Year,
thereby
throwing
their
production
schedules
outof
kilter.
Previously,
they
were
cheered
by
the
probability
that
nail
production
would
be
practically
back
to
normal
since;
the
end
or
the
Canadian
steel
strike
last
summer
and
wcrc-cx-pecting
quantities
or
nails
early
In
the
New
Year.
Now,
however,
they
are
depressed
by
the
tear
that
the
American
coal
strike
will
throw
Canadian
steel
production
out
or
gear,
since
Canadian
mills
Iced
on
American
sort
coal.
Among
"tin
young
servicemen
or
Prince
Itupcrt
who
are
seriously
entering
the
fishing
busi
ness
is
Olav
Rysstad,
member
of
a
well
known
local
fishing
ram-
ily,
who
terved
with
the
Canadian
Army
ln
Italy.
Olav
plans
to
have
&
40-foot
troller
built
this
winter,
in
which
he
will
go
after
salunon
next
season.
Construction
or
the
vessel
will
start
at
the
Cow
Day
Boat
Works
about
the
middle
of
December.
Capt.
Olc
Stegavig's
37-Ioot
hallbuttcr
Cape
Spear
Is
undergoing
above-deck
repairs
at
Cur
ley
Skogmo's
boat
works
at
Cow
Bay.
The
Cane
Soevtr
is
"cttlnt!
new
bulwarks,
and
new
timber
ing
above-decks
at
the
stem.
POl'UUAK
IN
HEW
YORK
MELBOURNE.
Australia
tfi
Australian
opposum
iur
coats
arc
having
a
vogue
in
New
York
and
bring
up
to
$1,000.
Exportation
oi
the
skins
was
interrupt
ed
by
Australian
restrictions
on
trapping,
but
it
now
U
belnc
re
sumed
on
a
large
scale.
ASTHMA
SUFFERERS
Oft
tvrlcomp
rrlirf
from
tli
KW,inr
ncriing.
gasping
ilrimcle
fnr
litfath
cauwd
by
AMlirna.
Takr
KAZ-MAH.
!
H"ci.illy
madf
to
iflirvf
itchy,
attraming
fyffi,
rlnkfl-u)
bronchial
tubrn,
difficult
hrralhing
and
liatarwinir
roughi
cauKil
by
'Asthma,
Chronic
UronrMtlt.
May
Fever.
At
druiatt
50c.
l.
K-24
To
Our
Customers:
WE
WISH
TO
ANNOUNCE
that
we
have
sold
the
operating
assets
or
our
business
to
Iiob
Parker
Limited,
which
firm,
as
or
December
1st,
will
conduct
the
business
along
tlie
same
lines
and
under
the
same
policies
that
we
have
maintained
for
so
many
years.
All
invoices
and
statements
rendered
to
Nov.
30th
arc
due
and
payable
to
S.
E.
Parker
Limited,
and
all
bills
rendered
to
that
date
will
be
paid
by
us.
Wc
take
this
opportunity
to
thank
our
many
good
friends
and
customers
for
their
loyal
support
and
patronage
since
wc
started
In
business
ln
1010
Wc
slnv
eerely
hope
that
you
feel
as
wc
do.
that
a
lasting
bond
of
friendship
lias
been
the
outcome
of
our
associations
with
you.
Wc
bespeak
your
continued
patronage
for
our
successors.
Hob,
Parker,
manager
of
Uob
Parker
Limited,
has
been
actively
connected
with
us
for
the
past
twelve
years,
and
we
are
sure
that
his
firm
will
endeavour
to
give
you
the
best
of
automotive'
service
and
will
continue
to
live
up
to
our
slogan
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service".
S.
E.
PARKER
LIMITED
FOUD
Third
Avenue
AND
MONARCH
MRS.
IM)UTIU;i:
AND
MISS
WATSON
at
the
DRY
GOODS
&
NOVELTY
Have
done
their
best
to
obtain
a
Christmas
stock
lor
you.
Some
lines
arc
short,
jet
wc
think
yuti
could
find
an
acceptable
gift
here
.
.
.
Call
and
sec
us
anyway
I
KESNEIt
It
LOCK
DEALER
I'honc
,s;'
THIRD
AVE.
H'hHU'JJ.M.H
We
arc
here
to
serve
you
and
guarantee
you
will
be
pleased.
I'UEK
DELIVERY
OF
ALL
ORDERS
BLAIN
BROTHERS
moNE
ri7
"HOUSE
or
FINE
FOODS"
r.o.
nn
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A
LAST
TIMES
ALL
MATINEE
EVENING
ItKI
TODAY
"MEET
THE
NAVY"'
NOVKLTY
CARTOON
NAV
Silo.
SUNDAY
MIDN1T?
l..
OOltCEVAND
t,,e
,.
LIVE
ADDED
JIM
IJANNON
iKATU
If
K
RES
KOSS
ULNTIK
"OUT
OF
THE
DEPTHS"
A
STOKY
OF
THE
N,Vy
c
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r-
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4
w
.
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-
MUS
SHOW
monaay
-
4;3Q
onv
"MVi:
H'IKKS"
AND
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m
-n...
.....
Monday
-
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uesday
PROMPT
AND
COURTEOUS
SERVICE
'A
IKS
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
fli
7:00
9:00
jmSiwisi
'Ik
Prince
Rupert
Bottle
Colled
ALSO
MESSEN(iLK
SLKVICE
Wc
buy
.
.
,
I'erfcx
IJccr
Bottler
Jlottlcs
I'honc
liluc
ALL
SIZES
Whiskey,
Gin
i
Wine
Hollies
GREER
&
BRIDDEI
Builders
and
Contractors
PHONE
RED
Sb'l
Selections
oi
CHRISTMAS
TA
Arc
Now
at
Their
Very
Best
lor
the
first
lime
In
a
lone
time
wc
ran
liit
lirsifalincly
ay
iiinsiinas
rihs,
una
use
nc
nave
a
sell
il
ion
of
which
wc
i;i
a
Vm?
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II
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rlKMt.,c
law
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&
Anderson
The
Newest
and
Larscsl
Stoic
In
Noiili
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