tJ.B.'IM.'U
N?
iDfttOfTOHf
Alright
.
mild.
mMllll
laaatfoa
ta
illv
CooatlMUoa
and
Wlk-
wa
,rv4
kM
tb
oJiaaUM
and
dinluU'l
funttlona
Dermal.
w
,r,3&
uteti
lor
oxter
i
m
nii
-i.
Nao
year
Chips
off
the
OW
Block
J
u
h
i
w
w
-k
gj
L
M
JaV
Ooa-O.lra
it
f
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B
7-a-npf7V-
tfM.
Mat
el
-Bj
al
ImixlitEii,
Bft
thmt
tiodr
14.
HJ
Fr
cHilduM
"and
tillBW
I
r-ri
a
i
I
The
Famous
LA
DY8MITH-WELLINGTON
Lump
and
Egg
Sizes.
STERLING
Stove
and
Egg
Sizes.
V
deliver
tit
sard;
or
hulk.
Phmie
u
your
order
dny
or
night.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
Main
Office
lota-l
Central.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCH1DA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
8t.
Seam
Heated
llt
and
V.I.I
Water
Rate
l.y
Day
or
Mnnlh
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
059.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Sjl.uale
In
the
old
Ktnprest
Hotel
Ilull.Iing.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
theiMonth.
Steam
Heated,"
Hot
and
Cold
Waler.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelii
-
Proprietor.
ANNUAL
BAZAAR
OF
CHRIST
CHURCH
AT
ANYOXSUCCESSFUL
(Over
$400
Raited
at
Event
In
Elks
Hall
AN
VOX.
Nov.
27.
Tho
Ladies'
;Al.
or
Christ
Church
scored
a
social
it
wvll
an
a
financial
snc-re.
when
Ihey
lo-lil
Hi
fir
innual
hazaar
and
dance
In
Him
F.lkT
Hall,
which
watt
kindly
loanc.)
for
,0m
occasion.
From
the
moment
Wln'n
Hip
iitKirx
opened
early
In
Hie
afternoon,
until
shortly
afler
Midnight.
Hie
sale
and
dunce
continued,
nml
ronsldcrahly
over
four
hundred
dollar
wan
made,
over
and
altove
all
evpciioe
jn
rurreil.
Th.
committer
of
ladic
having
Hie
alTair
In
hand
left
nothing
undone
to
meet
Hie
up.
finrval
of
everyone
who
attended,
pally
deroraled
hoo(h
calling
attention
o
the
ware
on
wale.
;
'I'lie
ten
room
were
exrcplhin-.ally
well
patronized
and
did
a
iliunl
offjre
htijuc.
TliU
fea
ture
wa
presided
over
hy
Mr.
Ji'iiklicnn,
who
had
a
numher
of
ounjr
aitanl
pouring
lea.
At
the
ijoll
lioolh.
Mcdamc
Selfe
and
Heitderxou
were
lit
cha.-ge;
fancy
work,
Medmc
Krihlit.
Wilkinson
and
WiNon;
home
iking.
Medam
Kve,
Vincent
and
liar!
:
randy
flail,
.Mr".
Kelly
and
Mi
(Iroiran:
fili
pond.
Meiatue
llooth,
Fruley
and
llawke.
Added
novelties
were
the
mirror
drawing.
huHerfly
and
puzzle
contest.
These
were
in
charge
of
Mr.
Unison,
who
hail
a
her
nlde
aitant
Mr.
Crane
and
Mi
Waile.
This
trio
of
guc.
mg
anil
drawing
novellle
fur-
i(hei
riitioideralde
anhiemcnl
ami
were
largely
alrniilzcd,
among
he
winner
heinir
Mr.
Mclnlyre
nml
Stuart
Mrl.arhlan.
Then
here
were
Hie
raffle.
Iwhirh
are
o
Miecc.fiil
in
con-
neelion
with
church
hazaar.
Idl.
randy
and
a
monler
Xma
rake
were
provided
In
Iriii'pt
Ihe
I'liauee.
taker,
a
well
a
a
l'nn-pitenig
eonteot.
Tlie
Xma
rake
which
war
a
real
work
of
:i
r
i
wa
made
and
donaleil
hy
II.
;
Clayton,
It
wu
won
hy
J'..
Slmpon.
The
fancy
'
dressed
fdoll.
rafflnt
hy
Mi
Owen,
-wa
(won
hy
Mr.
Venerlrnm:
the
halet
of
randy
hy
Mr.
Chain,
jpion:
while
Mi
Owen
wa
Hie
roel
tiieer
to
the
numjer
of
liean
III
the
hntlle.
Allocether
hl
affaiit'of
Hie
l.adie'
Aid
wa
a
nit
eiijnyahle
one.
and
n
ri-difto
all
ronrernd.
ANYOX
The
following
lelter
h;i
heen
received
from
llrilih
lumhia
YOU
CAN
EAT
ANYTHING
YOU
LIKE
AND
NOT
HAVE
HEARTBURN
In
111
re
of
hMrtlnirn
or
I.
a
rruwliiK
and
biirnlnir
aln
In
lli
lornarh
illfnilcl
,y
t
dlMurbrd
aritll.
fin
umi
nmrn
vi
m
ukrn
into
iti
iK.niarfi
II
l
Ualil
in
fcrini-ril
and
mtiiii
t-lrniily
wmr,
n.niiiln
inriir.,
and
what
la
llirnwn
ii
la
tfiwrally
amir
and
blllr.
Whni
riMi
arc
In
iliii
riitnliilim
von
ulll
rind
thai
Mlll.iirna
Uia
l.lrrr
l'll
wjJI
rivr
jtmi
ruin
rirm
away.
Vlr.
Jr-.h
.
.Marliririald,
r.lirllina
Uriel,
XJ.,
writ:
"Two
)car
r
I
aufri-ri-d
all
ihe
U(im
rroin
iN-anbiirn.
I
ik
on
trial
i.f
Mllliim'a
l.ata-l.ln-r
rill
and
have
twr
tn
Ironlilcd
alnrr.
ii
f.
i.pi1
..i.-.
...
i
-i.i
.
.
.
.
.....
'
-
....
...
trr
mttrr
r.
auj
Ihlnr
jrou
like
ami
not
liaW
licarlhnrii
any
more."
Mllliiirn'
Uta-I.hfr
I'HU
are
tie.
a
rial
at
all
Anrt.
or
mallrd
dirrt
mi
rc-
rcl.t
of
l.rlrf
by
Tlw
T.
Mlll.iirti
rx.
I.liiill-1,
Toronto,
Out,
lleaduarter
of
the
lle(
Cro:
Vaiirouver,
H.C.,
Nov,
15,
11123,
The
Mamryer,
ilranhy
Con.
Min-Inif
A
Smell
intr
Co
Anyox,
H.C.
(ar
Sir
Throuuh
Waller
(Sale.
l'reidenl
of
our
I'rinee
Ituperl
ft..
i
iiranrn,
we
nave
rereiveil
l.in
film
of
1
225.5
1,
heinft
the
amount
ronlrihuli'd
hy
Hlie
itii-fdoyi-c
of
your
company
on
he-half
of
the
Japanese
Helief
Fund.
We
would
like
to
e.ipre
our
apiireriaiioo
for
Hie
manner
In
which
you
and
your
employee
have
n'iinieil
to
Ih.i
Ited
Ori
appeal
hy
ronlrihut
-intr
Mich
a
uhlanlial
amount
toward
Hie
Fund,
and
hould
he
jtlad
if
you
would
convey
to
your
emjd'iyee
our
very
inrere
thank
for
their
aenerioi
con-
trihuHoii.
Your
very
truly,
Sinnedl
A.
.1.
For.'Vlhe.
Ilon.-
!st.
-Treasurer.
The
ittilpul
of
Hidden
Creek
Mine,
Novemher
II
In
Novemher
II',
wa
l,:.'r.
wet
Ion.
Tolal
loimase
for
the
month
lt
Nov,
lir.
Wl.H.IO
wet
ton.
At
Ihe
sineller
frotn
Novemher
12
In
Novemher
IK,
2I.2.'U
wet'
ton
of
ore
were
treated
a!
Aliyox.
Thl
wa
made
up
a
follow:
Anyo
ore,
2lMKt
ton:
otiUide
ore,.
t2K
Ion.
Average
price
-of
copwr
for
the
week,
I2.0or.3r.
At
the
Ooke
I'lant
from
No-veinher
13
to
Nnvemtier
lf
In
clusive
Ihero
were
I.BSI
hor!
ton
of
eonl
eharpeil
and
I.IOrt
fhorl
ton
of
coke
pnnluceil;
:i..ino
imperial
srallon
of
liplil
oil
were
recoveretl
ami
9.741
imperial
gallon
of
tar,
while
II,-115
lh.
of
ammaniuni
ulphaie
were
manufactured.
3hherr
tnr
.
Ilallv
New
WATCH
This
Space
TOMORROW
for
our
Big
Bargain
Offer
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
Selling
only
Coats
Suits
Dresses
at
Remarkably
Low
Prices
BENT'S
Ladies'
Ready
-
to
-Wear
Third
Avenue
THE
HAItY
NPAVS.
;
PAOE
PIVK.
BURNS
LAKE
AND
LAKES
DISTRICT
On
Friday,
I'etg
Hull,
of
liecker
l.nkr,
killed
one
of
the
Iafiret
huck
pver
ren
in
lhi
dislricl.
It
weighed
275
lh.
and
I'ete
and
hi
hrolher,
Olaf
Hiillkranz,
had
Ihe
time
of
Hicir
life
packing
jl
in.
On
Friday
Mr.
and
Mr.
Hay
Fell,
and
Ml.
ilte
Shler
arrived
In
Burn
""f.ake
from
Czar,
Alia.,
and
on
Hfllurday
Mr.
and
Mr.
Fell
left
fof
I)ankih.
where
I
hey
expect
toliaake
their
future
home.
Mi
heeler
ha
acrejild
h
poHinn
at
the
Ornim-ra
Holel,
On
Sahirday
T.
I),
Conner
ho
a
splendid
huck
a
few
mile
to
the
norlh
of
Hum
Lake.
With
Ihe
aid
of
a
home
.Mr.
Consrer
and
Hicliard
O'Hara
hrotixhl
Ihe
hpoil
of
Ihe
rhae
to
low'n
and
when
dre.ed
and
put
no
Hie
ralefe
II
lippfd
the
iieam
al
223
Hi.
The
animal
ha
a
splendid
firead
of
horn
ami
Mr.
Conner
intend
to
have
the
hem)
mounted.
Tlii
i
the
third
huck
dial
ha
fallen
to
Mr.
tlonu'rr'
rifle
thl
eaon
and
roiililue
lii
hagr
lirnil.
S.
N.
Imn,
who
wa
attending
to
hi
farming
inlere!
at
Franroi
Lake
ln.l
week,
re
turned
linnie
o
Terrace
on
Monday
morninir's
train.
I'.
Holfren.
of
I'atliii(r,
leave
here
I
hi
week
end
for
an
ex
tended
trip
l
Ihe
llnjleil
Slate
and
F.urnpe.
Mr.
Holgren
I
well
known
in
the
Lake
hi.
Irirl
where
lie
lia
heen
a-
ocialed
with
Ihe
lie
indulry.
A
iim
in
Ihe
neighborhood
of
tl.lrt
wa
cleared
al
the
liecker
Lake
Hazaar.
"tipper
and
dance
held
on
Saturday.
A
larpe
crowd
attended.
Four
car
load
were
in
allendanrj
from
Hum
Lake
and
one
load
from
Fran
roi
Lake.
Mr.
J'iehe
and
Mi
X.
Mallol
are
to
lie
cnnizralulal-eil
upon
Hie
,ucce
of
Hie
eveninjr
enlerlainment.
The
proceed
are
to
he
devuied
to
Hie
V
1
a
uia
ir"
runu.
,
On
Sunilay
annivernry--er
vice
were
celehrated,
at
St
Paul'
Union
Church
in
Hum
Lake.
The
Itev.
E.
H.
Arrol,
of
Vahderhoof
ronilucled
the
service
iiinriiiii?
and
eveuinp
and
renderetl
violin
selection.,
alo
accompanying
the
hymns
on
the
violin,
Al
Hie
evenp
service
a
larpe
numlter
were
present
and
a
special
male-voice
rlioir,
comprising
C.
E.
Imesnn,
O.
H.
Ilohli,
M.
T.
Henderson,
Dr.
J.
W.
I.an?,
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill,
,1).
A.
Til
u
and
S,
Jniin,
render
ed
special
music,
ineluiliiijr
St.
lieorxe's
Kiliuhurgh
with
Ihe
halleujah
rhorti.
V
On
Friday
even
inn:
a
nuniher
of
the
young
folk
jrave
a
surprise
farewell
j.iarly
for
Mi
Lucy
Aslin
al
Hie
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
(.
Slearn.
Mis
Alin
I
leaviuc
shortly
for
Spokane,
Wahinglnn.
OiMtrge
Smith
wa
a
week-end
guest
al
Hie
home
of
Mr.
nod
Mrs.
I.
Shaw.
A
rumor
is
rife
to
Hie
effect
Hint
Mr.
Smith
i
contemplating:
matrimony,
Oof
Hanson
and
A.
Hood.
enough,
of
Snillliers
are
week
end
visitors
at
Hurn,Lake.
A
few
inches
of
snow
fell
here.
last
week,
hut
it
is
now
prac
lifnlly
all
melted.
Harvey
Iiavies,
of
Houston,
wa
a
luisiness
visitor
al
Hum
Lake
on
Saturday.
'
--
Fred
Fraser,
Government
Lam!
Agent,
at
Fori
Fraser,
was
n
visitor
al
Hums
Lake
on
Friday.
Mrs.
I'ercy
(Jarr
and
Miss
M.
V..
Currico,
of
Ilurns
Lake,
made
a
trip
In
the
Indian
Mission
School
at
Fraser'
Lake
on
Saturday
and
were
,Very
ini
pressed
with
Ihe
splendid
liitlld
ing
and
appointiuenl
.anil
Tncili
lie
for
education
In
h
found
there.
Eddie
Erlcksnn
and
slMer
Jennie
Ericksou,
of
"'Medicine
Hal,
Alia.,
are
visiting
under
Ihe
parental
roof
a(
DAnskln,
-
--
P.
S.
Honney,
of
Prince
Hu
perl
is
a
Hums
l.nker
visitor.
Win.
Hlckle,
of
Hickie,
was
a
vlsi(or
in
Hum
Lake
on
Sat
unlay.
Ha
came
hr'wilh
Ihe
sleigh
hut
on
account
of
llu'
'
I';
Cti;i)ijiUn.jiiuLJ.V';ir.lt'oJi
of
mithers,
are
huilding
-the
new
Fore.try
Speeder
garage
al
Hum
Lake.
The
reiil"iils
of
Wistaria
are
erecting
a
fine
church,
the
material
and
work
i-
heing
provided
hy
Ihe
local
settlers
freely
and
Ihe
Hev.
J.
,11.
Mac-
Crimnion'
i
giving
valuable
II
.1).
Mac
Neil
has
heen
lept.
husy
on
line
work
keeping
the
government
telephone
line
in
re
pair.
NEW
HAZELTON
Mike
Oeorse
is
employing
quite
a
numiier
of
men
in
hi
pole
camp
on
Nine
Mile
Mountain
and
will
he
one
nf
Hie
hig
shippers
hy
way
nf
New
Hazel-Ion
I
hi
winter.
The
prospect:
at
preesnt
are
I
hat
n
record
will
he
made
for
New
Hazcllon
this
coming
year
in
Ihe
shipment
of
cear
poles-
and
piling.
A.
Hoy
McDonnell
has
lefl
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
viH
his
young
son
who
ha
no
heen
well
lately.
Ernest
l.orln;
has
quite
recov
ered
from
his
recent
illness
and
will
resume
hi
dulies
on
Ihe
Yukon
line
afler
spending
a
few
lays
in
Prince
Ituperl.
.
-
i.
Oeorge
Mcllean
lias
taken
a
contract
from
Ihe
Federal
Min-
i
H7
and
Smelling
Co.
o
supply
mine
Hinder
and
wood
for
Ihe
ramp
on
Hudson
Hay
Mountain
thi
winter.
Prosperous
advertising
means
res-ular
continuous
advertising
STOMACH
TROUBLE
GET
QUICK
RELIEF
Try
thisl
Just
a
spoonful
of
Dr.
Tnacher's
after
the.
next
lw
meals.
Notice,
the
improvement
In
appetite,
digr
at
ion
and
the
way
you
fed.
"hote-ionx
vegetable
tonic
end
canaltpatwn
and
nervouaneaa
and
tncreaa
ur
atrengnh.ener-
aad
vivr
Uuleaa
yoa
ara
eotnpteMy
iatiafled.
drugjit
are
authorued
to
return
yor
nwney.
Sold
by
Orme.
Limited
In
Prince
Ituperl,
and
hy
leading
druggists
in
every
city
and
lown.
snow
disappearing
n
rapidly
could
only
return
with
half
a
load,
Fill
jour
pipe
wita
Y&V4
"
packet
&
lh
i;a
CUT
PLUG
ItScdL&fi&s"
sirBaaH
In
1
I
If
VDU
roll
your
om
t?0GQB
EOT
Where
the
Sun
Shines
Most
of
the
Time
THK
Union
Pacific
System
and
SOLTHKRX
PACIFIt:
operate
Through
Standard
Sleepers
Seattle
to
San
Francisco
AND
Los
Angeles
THE
SHASTA
and
CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS
Leaves
Seattle
11.15
p.m.
Arrives
dan
Francisco
2nd
Morning
11.30
a.m.
Arrives
Los
Angeles
3rd
Morning
.......
t.oo
a.m.
THE
OREGONIAN
Leaves
Seattle
.......
3.30
p.m.
Arrives
San
Francisco
2nd
Morning
9.10
a.m.
Low
Winter
Rates
on
Sale
Dally.
Connections
from
Vancouver:
Q.P.H.
Steamer
10.:u
n.ni.
and
II
p.m.
0.
N.
Trains
8
a.m.,
i
p.m.,
12.01
a.m.
For
Rates
and
Reservations
Apply
Any
Railroad
Ticket
Agent,
or
write
F.
S.
Elliott,
W.
H.
Olln,
Trav.
Freight
and
Asst.
Gen.
Freight
and
l'ass.
Agent.
Pass.
Agent.
O.-W.
STATION
SEATTLE,
WASH.
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.,
Ltd.
We
Have
a
Few
Shares
of
above
at
$2.80.
Since
102
1
this
mine
has
paid
in
dividends
t,i72,125.
No
tdher
mine
in
the
world
has
made
Ihe
record
of
this
H.G.
property.
All
Issues
of
Government
Bonds
For
8ale.
Phone
Black
85.
T.
McCLYMONT
Third
Ave.