November
n.
m.
THE
DAILY
NEW!
I
Knv
rrrrr,
Hair
Grown
yOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
choose
"Huperl
Brand"
Salmon.
A
fw
tin
in
the
pantry
arc
always
handy.
Slock
a
supply
on
your
boat
that's
a
good
Idea.
80LD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd;
7S
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Notice
the
pens
In
the
handi
of
the
veterans-
the
men
who
have
been
using
fountain
pens
for
twenty
and
thirty
years.
Usually
it's
a
Waterman's.
A
lost
or
damaged
pen,
perhaps
an
unsatisfactory
one,
led
them
to
Waterman's.
They
became
pen-wise.
With
Waterman's
they
stsyed.
It
is
their
pen
to-day.
Hirtwy
repeat!
Itarlf.
Sooner
or
Utrr.
a
Wttrrman'l
wilt
com
your
way,
Ysa
IU
appreciate
it'
"fit"
in
tht
hand;
t!ttlartr
Ink
container.
tlx
unooth,
Heady
Bo
Utt
eaiy-writlnf.'
ttcrlaaing
tip.
Asd
when
jrou
cocnr
to
veteran
yeaxi
you
J
be
a
veteran
Waterman-!
uer
ton.
Siltdion
and
ScrxUf
at
the
Bett
Shopi
o
,
a
Watei
man's
IP
Coij
hps
Tha
frlt.i
af
Wnn
naa'a
Meal
FaaMala
Per
vary.
Itlia..
a
atfietaact
la
aOa
aaa
araaiMMailan
-aaef
la
a
dlRfiaact
la
aanty.
tr.M
S4.ua
ss.
o
..a.l.tla
4rtana
at
Uf
'
r-rw.i.
Watermaots
ZJhc
Ultimate
In
Pais
Dollar
Days
a
J
nday
&
Saturday
Study
the
Items
listed
below.
Every
one
a
true
economy,
and
all
useful
every
day
necessities.
Wlule
Voile
Waist.
t.
:.;
rnrli
$1.00
i
I.
He
N
lr
SkirU;
em
h
$1.00
.
uilrr
r.ombinaliou;
suit
$1.00
Wuttrr
Yf1;
riii'li
.
.
'.
$1.00
'."
inler
llrHwer(2
dirs
for
$1.00
Knit
Bloomers.
2
mir
for
SI.
00
Knit
BloomcC:
H
Mir
for
$1.00
U
(Umole.
nirelv
trimmed,'
values
to
$2.50;
for
$1.00
-
i.iuorluienl
Hearing
Hue:
pair
si.uu
i!
sliolillv
suited,
rrir.
2.7ft:
iwir
$1.00
"reii
Wool
Mills':
2
pturs
for
$1.00
i
'.:
:-ele.
(iove.
vnliitj
lo
11.50;
mr
$1.00
s
L::hniere
lloe,
blk.
k
color.
KnglMi
rtb
pr.
$1.00
ir-
Lahfnrri
Hose.
Peumnir
make;
pair
75c
Wool
Hoot.
H
tn
tm
:
a
nairs
for
$1.00
'ii'
.-iiisv
1
1
iiu
aw
iniiiM
ill
.i
iiiii
Mir
w
v
w
.
i
r.:tlinur.'
IIilii
Tim
iinlvl'2
ixiirM
for
$1.00
YARNS.
vfi"Mmg
...
Ynrim,
IMark
....
nnt
(lorf.
Il
$1-00
I
:
oa
i
I'WM
l,l
"'
rt(l
IU
a.
i'Yoni,
8
t
ui.
hitlls
51.00
.
1'iti
i
.
.
a
.-v
sa.
trnn
"nuiiii'
vniiiiia.
its
T-n
itiiii
v
in
n
ii
nir
.
i
v
w
vhil
(Dillon.
Mi
tnrli:
T
vnnl's
for
$1'00
"'l'
ft:irk
nml
Light
tlolors;
ft
ynnN
for
$1'00
I--"
in
greni
vnrirty;
i
jiiio
mm
'ICC
III
IT
l-i'iriilni.
t,,lnA
il'.A
It.',
viirila
SI.
00
C'
'
f
IIMH
llllllti
KOI
,'
liullnii.
ri'irnliir
valiiH
5.V:
'1
vards
for
$1.00
""loac
hoi
Cli,.,.i
r.lnili-
12
vrfpif
for
$l.ou
I
1.'
.
.
M
f
.
1.1111
i
Miiiiiricitc
;
ti
ynriM
ior
"
l,fn
mark
nml
Oolorril;.o
jrN
for
$1-00
J'll(1"i
Mucins;
ft
vnrilx
for
51'00
Heavy
Work
Mot;
:l
pairs
for
$1'
iriivy
1
1
1
ii
i
k
wnruimi
nv.
rt'ir.
.-?!.;
ulir
im
i.ww
VHI(l0V
SIiiiiImu
n.n
.l.lv
Abrli
$1.00
"WfU
alioMU.
'1
f..-
SI.
00
v.u.c
uargains
on
oaie
too
numvruu
vu
miomhuii
"n
U
and
Suits
20
per
cent
Discount.
Millinery
at
1-3
off.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
liana
-
a
"o
Fulton
8U
We
stock
IMrlorinl
Patterns.
Phone
9.
,vuac
111
1
lie
ivcmjr
iivno
or
No
Money
Not
lea
tha
Via
L.i
flat.
I
b
I
rubber
m
a
a
a
a
eap
on
ha
battla.
You
rub
tha
bottla
.r
roiir
haad
and
the
rubbarnipplca
fd
tha
hair
growing
mad'
telna
Into
tha
a
1
p.
Ona
minuta
a
day
In
your
own
bomawlthVan
tit
Liquid
mw
hair
aoma
with
Scalp
Mai.
a
i
mtana
an
abundanca
of
anc
nd
Dt
tha
floaa
ifl4
luatsr
that
tied
hair
haalth.
A.k
ui
about
Iba
90-day
trtalmant
olatt.
Wa
all
It
undar
nancy
back
(uaiantaa.
ORWES
LIMITED
SMITHERS
The
TliiinUpivinK
lurkey
was
Hiven
a
proinini'nl
plap
mi
Mori-ilay
aricriKMin,
when
Jack
Preece
fonilucldl
a
lurki-y
nhoot,
at
j
Wtllfll
lc
jMJlilif!
wTP
invildl
lo
i
iy
iiiHr
iiiarkuian!liiii
for
r,(c
a
uliot.
Tli
i'l
liol
in
fach
group
of
eMil
winning
a
nice
plurnp
lurky.
Tlo-
wliiatlv
ui
IU
rtHind-liouxe
iwat
iuiiii(il
on
Miiii.lay
nmriiiiav
j
u
sfjwil
fw
.(lie-
riffm.'
lo
Hip
two-minute
!ilonc.
Irira
llawMin
lfl
fn
'l'it-.d;iy
iiiorniritr
for
Vandiuvcr
an
fx-pwl
lo
swn.
thrw
whI;.
in
ih
I'da't
Hly.
TrioroN
of
(i-ir?f'hari
will
le
plrnoptl
lo
liear
Hiat
lio
i
able
to
arotiml
oirain
uftpr
a
rolnpl
illt,
iMvintr
tx-cn
ailmilldl
lo
Hie
local
IkihihIh1
rcral
KMitlli
wMrt
typhoid
frver.
Ilic
Irftilie,'
A
il
of
tln
l
iiinn
1'hiirrli
hHtl
Hour
Annual
Tliank?tvin?
upp-r
o
Mitmlay
nifrhl.
tb
lurkfy
and
iiuiiutihm
ilfllcaftif
bein?
muefi
njofi
t,y
ihoc
allcinlinir.
Mr.
W.
J.
Jffrvy
of
Jaor
a
aiicat
at
thf
4ioo
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
J.
P.
Klrkpalrlck.
ft.
T.
1
1
row
nt
who
ItAH
hFn
in
ctiarse
of
tht
lejcif
ofrtcc
of
tin-Pxral
MiniflU
rj.
h
Ufl
for
Vancouver,
with
tlic
intniiinn
laklnp
i
cturf
in
mininar
pen
lrgy
al
Ihc
IM.
t'nivcrmfy.
A
iniinrKT
of
itkfrlintr
cnllius-
iaN
arc
lakniK
aihaiitnKC
of
I
No
nn
ln-cl
of
ice
on
I
lie
lloiisli
near
licVuin
farm.
TERRACE
NOTES
K.
K.
Davii
who
hax
had
Ihc
uh-ctwl
racl
fur
I
he
Terrace
IhiiIkc
Icfl
nn
SalnnUy
for
Hie
uiuili.
The
hrilifc
wa
oii'ti
for
tt'lik'iilar
Iniflic
tnal
'lliursilav.
fimt
ia-cnpcrs
listtiiff
fin
ahlc
lo
ero
for
it
coupl
of
week.
Ferry
.ervicc
i
now
t1iconliiiu-
c..
Henry
Wutbwg
left
Salunlay
niolil
for
WalRWriglil
where
he
will
join
hl
fanflly.
Ted
?imonl
nltepilctl
the
dance
al
t'k
Salunlay
nitilil.
Miss
May
Wilson
spent
I
In
week
end
In
TetMce,
returning
lo
llemo
for
Thanksgiving.
'Conimy
Watsli
and
son
frnin
llatellon
were
wvek-end
visitors
Fred
Nash
relurneil
Wednes
day
niaht
from
I
he
Queen
Char
lolle
Islands
where
he
had
heen
on
liusiness.
Fred
Dutxird
luade
a
trip
to
t'sk
over
the
week
end
nml
wen!
ilnwn
lo
Itupert
yesterday.
The
Misses
Mercer,
Weather-head,
Hnlhwell
and
Creinlilon
who
spent
Thanksffivinx
week-einl,
ih
l.'sk
returned
lo
prince
Huperl
on
Monday.
Miss
Marshall
who
tnught
al
llauall
last
year
came
up
from
F.ssinston
lo
spend
Die
holiday
at
I
sk.
Mrs.
Hlrnie
of
Pinilhers
passe-!
Ihrough
here
Jfnnday
en
route
for
Prince
ftuperl.
Rev.
Mr.
Cooper
of
Cnlnnale
spent
a
few
days
hi
Terrace
this
week.
Itrv.
and
Mrs.
T.
.f.
Marsh
spent
Thanksgiving
In
Renin,
Mrs
.1.
II.
Young
left
for
Prince
Huperl
on
Wednesday.
Y
Y
Noouuii
of
Tvlkwa
spent
cows
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
C0RBY3
7ic
Secret
oP
Success
fid
Baklng
consists
very
larcely
of
choosing
a
baking
pow-dr
whose
leavening
qualities
are
uniformly
reliable.
Magic
Raking
Powder
is
the
powder
that
new
fails
you.
This
Is
the
reason
why
It
is
by
far
the
most
popular
baking
powder
in
Canada.
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
i
CANAOIAifi
WMI
C
STABLISHtO
;
f
J
Corbs-The
Quality
Whisky
of
Canada-is
found
m
iy
Sunvlay
evening.
Mrs.
tlo
Ker-
gommeaux
sang
"
Beyond
the
Dawn,"
and
Mis
Andrews,
Miss
(ilflfer
and
Miss
Marsh
rendered
"lley
Father
Hear
Me."
Miss
Bullen
left
for
Hazellon
Wednesday
evening.
Services
were
tiolel
in,
"Memory
of
(he
Dead"
in
G.W.V.A..
Halt
Monday
morning
at
which'
Rev
j
Mr.
Nash
ronductetl
the
service
ami
Rev.
W.
J.
Parsons
gave
the
address.
A
dance
was
held
In
the
exeninii.
CROSSES
ARRIVE
IN
CITY
FOR
REGIMENT
Will
be
Suitably
Preserved
Memory
of
Men
Killed
In
Action
In
Two
larnc
wooden
regimenlal
crosses
or
the
02nd
Hatlalion
C.E.F..
raised
on
llio
battlefields
or
Flanders
as
temporary
memorials
lo
officers,
N.C.O.'s
and
men
of
the
regiment
killed
in
aellnn
in
Hie
flreat
War,
have
artlted
in
the
city.
The
various
wooden
crosses
erected
on
the
battlefields
by
the
Canadian
regiments
are
grad
uallv
-being
replaced
with
crosses
or
a
pernfciuent
nature
by
the
Canadian
W-ar
OraVes
Commission
by
whom
the
1
02nd
Battalion's
crosses
were
forwarded.
Most
of
the
temporary
Canadian
regimenlal
monuments
of
this
nature
hae
now
been
sent
to
Canada
and
are
preserved,
Irt
the
majority
of
cases,
in
the
various
churches
and
cathedrals.
Steps
will
be
taken
by;
the
members
of
Iho
I02nd
Battalion
to
suitably
preserve
the
crosses
of
their
reglniitut.
V
wherever
a
ood
whisky
is
ciatcd
waBti
saaHaSaV?SaBBr
appre-
-
since
1859
mm
.
1
Yhis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
-British'
Columbia.
the
week
end
in
town
reluming
''cstful
sale
of
work
and
home-J
enl
Monday
nveninp.
iinaile
randies
on
Momlay.
A-
Ihmatd
Mr
Lend
is
visilln?
his
served.
iter
Mrs.
James
llirliniontl.
i
itie
iiointay
m
Prince
Huperl.
W.
Amlewrfl
spent
In
Prince
Huperl.
The
Ladies'
OuHd
of
the
Presbyterian
t'.liurdi
had
a
most
suc-
delicious
-
chicken
dinner
was
A
special
Thanksgiving
service
The
Mies
James
of
Usk
spent
'was
helil
in
I
he
Anwliean
Oliurcli
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Service
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
Nov.
7,
21
J
Dec
5,
19
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
Nov.
3,
17;
Dec.
1,
15,
29
8.8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
lutedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bells,
Oceai
Falls,
NmUf
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
,Van-souver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for-alt.
Steamship
Llr.ea
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
)
Corner
rf
4J
S'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Ru6
BIG
FUR
ROBBERY
F.arly
on
Thursday
morning
a
thief
took
advantage
of
my
enforced
absence
from
the
store,
ami
in
spite
of
an
heroic
attempt
by
my
assistant
to
slop
him.
gol
away
with
a
$
1,000
ladies
fur
rape.
1
have,
therefore,
derided
the
hel
thing
I
can
do
is
lo
sell
the
entire
slock
before
the
robber
comes
back.
EVERYTHING
IN
FUR
IN
MY
STORE
IS
ON
SALE
AT
ONE
THIRD
OFF,
INCLUDING
THE
LATEST
BEAUTIFUL
MODELS
IN
LADIES'
FUR
COATS.
Only
2
doz.
left.
This
offer
will
remain
good
up
lo
and
including
Monday,
November
17.
FIRST
COME
FIRST
SERVED
W.
GOLDBLOOM
Second
Avenue
ALL
FUR
GOODS
GUARANTEED