V.
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BIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PItlNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Hard
Time
Prices
For
Cash
No.
1
Alberta
Lump
...
$12.50
No.
1
Alberta
Egg
$11.50
Pembina
Peerless
Lump
.
...$12.00
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
.
...
.$11.50
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TRANSFER-PHONE
580
In
Vtable
Soup
(Jet
the
habit
of
reading
the
advertisements
in
this
paper,
and
taking
advantage
of
the
help
they
bring
you.
Listen
in
on
the
AYLMER
Muiicil
Menu
every
Friday
evening
over
radio
tUUon
CJOR.
there
can
be
nothing
better
than
Pe-
vAe-l1'!
&r
AYLMER
Vegetable
Soup
retains
the
Natural
Flavour
of
garden
vegetables.
AYLMER
Tomato
Soup
.
.
.
the
Natural
Flavour
of
fresh-picked,
sun-ripened
tomatoes.
AYLMER
Soups
are
made
in
British
Columbia.
All
vegetables
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
RupertFamous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
and
tomatoes
in
them
are
grown
in
this
province.
All
cans,
labels
and
cases
also
arc
made
in
B.C.
There
are
ten
different
kinds
from
which
to
choose.
Each
is
delicious
;
and
each
DISTINCTIVE
because
of
Natural
Flavour.
DOMINION
CANKERS
B.C.
LIMITED,
Vancouver,
B.C.
9
Canning
Plant
in
British
Columbia.
A
100
B.C.
PRODUCT
sou
i.
El
mm
Week-End
Specials
Lot
No.
l
10-lb.
sack
D.&K.
Pastry
Flour,
1
pkg.
Purity
Quick
Oats,
3
lbs.
Rice,
No.
1,
3
lbs.
Sago
Qif
Special,
all
for
.i7,V
Lot
No.
2
1-
lb.
tin
Malkln's
Best
Coffee,
1
large
bottle
Aylmcr
Catchup,
1
lb.
Canadian
Cheest,
2-
lb.
pkg.
Icing
Sugar,
Qp
Special,
all
for
oaK
Lot
No.
3
3-
lb.
tin
Swift
Pure
Lard,
1-lb.
pkg.
Malkln's
Bert
Tea.
1
tin
Peas,
size
4,
Q
ff
p
VGK,
Special,
all
fqr
Lot
No,
4
1
doz.
Fresh
Seconds
Eggs,
Vi
lb.
Sliced
Premium
Bacon,
1
Jar
Malkln's
Best
Marmalade,
40-oz.
1
pkg.
Bran
Flakes,
Special,
all
for
Lot
No.
5
10
lbs.
Remo
Potatoes,
10
lbs.
Remo
Turnips,.
10
lbs.
Carrots,
5
lbs.
Remo
Cabbage.
3
lbs.
Onions,
Special,
all
for
95c
95c
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA,
P'oprfetor
Fifth
Street
Phone
20
!
BAZAAR
IS
CONCLUDED
Drawing
for
Many
Prizes
Was
In-j
tcrcsting
Feature
of
Catholic
Affair
Last
Night
The
Catholic
bazaar
came
to
a
close
last
night
with
a
largely
at-
j
tended
dance,
music
for
which
was
provided
bv
C.
P.
Balagno's
crches
I
ua..
The
feature
of
the
evening
was,
of
cou.ue.the
drawing
for
the
v.irious
prizes
which
wee
raffled.
The
drawjs.gs,
were
consulted
by
Father
Charles
Webb,
H.
E.
Astorl,
Li.uglas
Frii-.ell
and
C.
R.
Biggart
i.md
resulted
as
follows:
Grand
drawing,
fifty
dollars
in
gold,
won
by
G.
P.
Connelly,
Digby
Island;
ticket
No.
680.
Silver
service,
won
by
J.
A.
Bel-anger;
ticket
No.
1223.
High
grade
bicycle,
won
by
Louis
Rossi
and
A.
Astoria
;
ticket
No.
138.
Mantel
clok,
won
by
C.
Saunders,
ticket
No.
1792.
One
ton
of
coal,
won
by
Mrs.
Jos.
Brown,
ticket
No.
1481
Jantzen
sweater,
won
by
Dr.
Han-
'klnson,
ticket'
No.
1318.
j
Autographic
kodak,
M.
'R.
Biggart,
ticket
No.
960.
j
Electric
toaster,
won
by
T.
Forkin,
i
ticket
No.
1126.
,
Following
is
the
list
of
prizes
aside
jfrom
the
grand
drawing,
with
the
donor's
name
In
brackets:
j
Electric
waffle
iron
(Mrs.
H.
Mc-;ewcn),
won
by
Mrs.
A.
D.
Gillies,
i
Satin
pillow
(F.
E.
Hunt),
won
by
I
Mrs.
J.
F.
Ritchie.
Bowl
of
fruit,
won
by
Mayor
Ormc.
Cooked
ham
(Thomas
Trotlcr)
won
by
Mrs.
J.
L.
MacLaren.
Fruit
cake
(Mrs.
Blaln
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Glllls),
won
by
Mrs.'
Bert
Morgan.
Pot
of
money
(Misses
Astoria),
won
by
Johnny
Comadlna.
Wool
comfortable
(Miss
B.
Cur-
Itln),
won
6y
Mrs.
P.
J.
McCormlck.
Chest
of
candy
(Mrs.
Glassy
and
Misses
Astoria),
won
by
Jas.
West-'
man.
Wool
Afghan
(Messrs.
Zygmun
and
St
AmonJ,
won
by
Chas.
Be-lagno.
Boudoir
lamp
(Mrs.
II.
Thrupp).
won
by
Thos.
Trotier.
Damask
linen
set
(Sisters
of
St.
'Joseph),
won
by
Mrs.
H.
Ward.
Foot
stool
(Mrs.
A.
S.
Lewis)
Miss
H.
Kinloch.
-
Boudoir
pillow
(Mrs.
W.
Q
rat
ton),
won
by
Jack
McNulty.
Happy
coat
(Mrs.
H.
Smith),
won
by
Thos.
Trotier.
I
Lamp
shade
(Mrs.
Lepage),
won
i
by
Tony
Bussantch.
j
Set
of
dishes
(E.
Fitzpatrick)
won
'by
J.
P.
Moller.
j
Doll's
outfit,
won
by
Mrs.
D.
Mor-
jrtssey.
Silk
bedspread
(Mrs.
P.
Byrne)
won
by
Mrs.
Ohneeorg.
Pillow
slips
(Mrs.
A.
Murray),
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Pllle.
Five
dollars
worth
of
bread
tickets
(Rupert
Bakery,
won
by
A.
Astoria.
Fancy
cushion
(Miss
A.
Crllly),
won
by
Shane
Murray.
Linen
tea
cloth
(Mrs.
0.
Holmes),
won
by
Mrs.
H.
F.
Glassey.
Ham
(P.
Burns
&
Co.),
won
by
Mrs.
L.
Astoria.
Hot
plate
L.
Amadlo),
won
by
Mrs.
St.
Amour.
Rental
Agents
Are
Organized
Object
Is
to
Protect
Against
People
In
Arrears
An
association
of
the
rental
agents
of
the
city
was
formed
yesterday
and
it
was
decided
to
prepare
and
furnish
each
other
with
lists
of
those
in
arrears.
I
Is
said
that
lately
too
many
have
been
moving
and
leaving
arrears
of
rent
behind
and
the
object
of
the
association
is
to
protect
each
other
and
their
clients
against
this
epidemic.
OUK
ONLY
CHANCE
Good
footwork,
according
to
Jack
Dempsey,
in
his
recently
published
recollections,
Is
essential
In
a
fight.
Saskatoon
Star-Phoenix.
'Ob
r.
w
I
COUGHS
Tala
fcalf
a
waipoewful
of.
Mtngrdt
In
mlaM.
1
1
mi
Minard'a,
taWala
H.
Am
rab
.
u
mil
ruf
ckmt.
You'll
get
relief
I
'O
GET
RID
OF
CONSTIPATION
Vie
Dr.
Carter!
famouf!
LlttU
Liver
Pill..
Entirely
Vegetable.
Gentle
but
effective.
No
bad
aftereffect.
For
60
yean
they
have
given
quick
relief
from
Billouaneaa,
Sick
Headache,
Indlgeatloa,
Acidity,
Bad
Com
plexlona,
25c
&
75c
red
package
Aitt
vour
druqqist
for
Carters
uspills
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
October
23,
1911
Capt.
C.
H.
Nicholson,
'manager
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Coast
Steamship
Service,
announces
that
the
steamers
Prince
George
and
Prince
Rupert
will
go
to
Victoria
this
winter
to
be
equipped
as
oil
burners.
The
Prince
George
will
be
the
first
to
be
converted.
Capt.
Parks
has
taken
command
of
the
Union
Steamship
Company's
steamer
Venture.
He
was
formerly
master
of
the
freighter
Capllano.
A
"High
Jinks"
night
at
the
Kalen
Island
Club
was
greatly
enjoyed
by
the
members.
J.
B.
Recrig
was
In
charge.
DON'T
WANT
TO
LIVE
THERE
This
city's
production
of
gang-
tcrs
and
racketeers
Is
lnoreailng
rapidly.
At
the
present
rate
there
i
will
soon
be
few
Innocent
byttantK
ers
to
get
shot.
The
New
Yorker.
'
HIS
POEM
IS
LIKED
Terry
Grimble
Receives
Honorable
Mention
In
Competition
Terrv
Grimble.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Grimble
of
this
city,
re-
j
celved
honorable
mention
In
a!
comDetition
conducted
by
the
Sunl
iRay
Club
of
the
Vancouver
Sun
I
...
-
,
1
I
.
antltlftd
ior
me
louowmg
pucm
cnnnm
"My
Dad:"
"Oh,
sayl
I
am
a
lucky
lad,
For
I
have
got
the
swellest
dad,
He
made
me
such
a
nifty
kite,
And
he
never
scolds
me
when
I
r
fight,
!
But
says:
Fight
clean,
son,
and
be
a
man,
Don't
fight
smaller
boys
that's
a
I
coward's
plan.
,
l
i
And
I
am
just
as
proud
as
I
can
I
be,
j
When
Dad
and
I
fell
a
great,
big
!
tree.
We
pack
It
In,
cut
It
Into
lengths-Say,
boys,
that's
the
stuff
to
teil
our
strengths,
And
It's
healthy
work
among
the
wood,
And
the
exercise
sure
does
on.'
good.
Then
In
the
lovely
summertime,
We
take
our
lunch
and
grab
our
line,
And
off
we
hike
to
the
neares;
stream,
Where
we
fish
for
trput
and
I
sit
and
dream
Of
what
I
would
do
If
I
should
get
The
biggest
fish
that
was
ever
caught
yet.
I
would
send
it
off
to
a
big
mu
seum
Where
other
boys
could
come
and
(
see-um.
Friday.
October
fr,m.
Friday
and
Saturday
Feature
starts
7:40
and
Hi
TWO
SHOWS
-
7
St
9
fM.
Sat.
Matinee
at
2
30
15c
&
40c
Feature
Startj
J;i
This
Romance
Will
Make
Your
Heart
Beat
Faster
Janet
Gaynor
and
Charles
Farrell
(Stars
of
Seventh
Ilea
ten)
In-
"Merely
Mary
Ann"
The
struggles
of
youth
-its
triumphs
and
fears
Its
laugh,
ter
and
tears.
Comedy
"BIG
EARS"
(Our
Ganr)
Cartoon
"OLD
KING
COlp
Paramount
Ntwi
Mon.
and
Tues.,
"Tell
Enrlanf
And
when
we
no
to
see
th
g
me
And
I
yell
for
my
school,
dad
does
the
same,
And
we
two
make
an
awful
k'jx.
For
dads
are
really
only
grown
boys.
So
you
sec
I
am
a
lucky
lad.
To
have
such
a
Jolly
chum,
my
Dil
'
a.
rT-i
.
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ia
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vvhat
you
have
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in
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