�' 1928' THE PRINCE GEORGE CITIZEN pl Jeko club killed in fall -cor Oct 25.�John Strevett, W!!vpri as a pilot by the Border �"S Aero Club, was killed yesterday �a fall from one of the club's moth planes. .____________' LEGAL ana Brit iN�Barrister, Solicitor ;o;ary Public, Prince George, j Columbia .________________ I Chase k. 1 toom'si! isalBrand Qoffee_ . qONin good condition. Apply Carl Newcomb, Tabor Creek School District. Oct25-2tp FOR SALE�Car of heavy bush horses. Will arrive about November 1st. Apply Sherman & Bustin, Phone 98F. Oct25-3tp FOR SALE�Camp Cook Stove, also an- pressure gas tank for lightinn purposes. F. Monkley. Oct,183tp FOR SALE�5 sets logging sleighs in (.�ood shape; Apply Ferguson. Blacksmith. Octl8-3tc. FOR SALE�Lot 2. Block 149. adjoining Ritts-Kifer Building, George street. Inquire Prince George Real Estate Co. THE SCALE SHOP LTD. For Scales, meat slicers, choppers, cash registers, collee mills, cheese cutters, etc. Lar&ip stock, new and used; free catalogue, terms. 365 Cordova W. Vancouver, B. C. Aug. 2-tf. FOR RENT FOR RENT�Furnished rooms, 50 and o cents, in advance, $3.00 per week. One bath free. Continuous bath service, with two towles, at 50 cents. ^ P. H. Rooms, Quebec street, near railway station. � oct 18 2tc FOR rent�six light~housekeeping rooms on Third Avenue over Falvo Sto Ston' Oct.ll-3tp 'OR RENT�Five room house on 4th Avenue, near Vancouver street, suitable for couple or couple with child. APPlv R. W. McLeod or phone 2A. Ocll-3tc FOR RENT-Furnished Apartment in ^eegan Block, 4th Ave. West. In-quir^Prince George Real Estate Co. p^RNIc5HED~~5oOMS TO LET�All -i-ocicrii conveniences, centrally lo--U'A Apply Mrs. A. J. Rogers. Sept. 27-tfc to buv- clov- Communica-le with Octl8-3tc 1&2B i ^,9^phers examina- �S ?ritish Columbia Civil ser- Ii* held on Saturday at'ter- I eveninS- November 3rd, ?pphcati�ns to write will be cc, up to noQiii Ojfobev 24Ui furrh,/or, application -'orrns and n2 ,mform*tion apply to the R. Cnv ^^-'"nent Agent or to A. Victoria CBVilr,Sen>ic2 CMimlwi; 2 ; Sept2G-5tc zSu or two Winished ^v. e tor housekeerjing. ^ated and fclean- APPly to � Dominion Motors. Oc25-3tp Berlin, Oct. 23.�Industrial unrest is growing throughout Europe due to flagging business and crop failures in several districts. In Germany alone there are now 100,000 workers on strike. --------------o------------- FIRST SOD TURNED FOR BAPTIST UNIVERSITY TO COST $2,500,000 Hamilton, Oct. 24.�The first sod was turned here yesterday for the McMas-ter Baptist University which is to be built at an initial cost of S2.500.000. -------------o------------- ALBERTA FAMILY WIPED OUT WHEN FARMHOUSE BURNS Edmonton. Oct. 24�Walter Heath, a farmer of South Ferriby, together with his wife and seven-year-old son were burned to death on Monday night in a fire which destroyed the farmhouse. CONNAUGHT HILL LUTHERAN CHURCH HEAR REV. C. THIES, DIRECTOR OF MISSIONS AT TWO SERVICES SUNDAY. REFORMATION SERVICE 10.30 a.m. DEDICATION. OF CHURCH 7.30 p.m. EVERYBODY WELCOME HIGH SCHOOL REPORT Following is the standing of pupils as detefniined by examinations held during the" week ending October 19: Algebra, Grade 10�Merle Mallery, Clara Wieland, Hal Robertson, Marie Rawe and Ralph Moffat, equal; Erma Goheen, Allan Davis and Doris Good- | ell, equal; Jean McMillan. Winona Steele. Josephine Webb. Lois Stone-house. Lulu Moffat, Lucille Watson.! Arline Smith, Maxine Blue, Margaret; Clapperton. Leonard Harper. Chemistry, Grade 10�Ralph Moffat,! Merle Mallory and Hal Robertson, equal; Clara Wieland, Josephine Webb, ' Erma Goheen, Doris Goodell Winona Steele, Leonard Harper, Jean McMil-Ian; Lulu Moffat, Marie Rawe, Lois Stonehouse. Allan Davis and Maxine; Elue. equal; Lucile Wat-son, Arline Smith. French, Grade 10�Clara Wieland, Erma Goheen. Hal Robertson. Leonard , Harper. Ralph Moffat. Allan Davis,; Doris Goodell, Marie Rawe and Jean McMillan, equal; Lois Stonehouse, Maxine Blue, Lulu Moffat. Lucille j Watson, Winona Steele. Margaret Clapperton, Josephine Webb, Arline | Smith. History, Grade 10�Merle Mallory. Marie Rawe, Clara Wieland. Jean McMillan. Erma Goheen, Allan Davis, Lucille Watsoni Lois Stonehouse. Ralph Moffat, Lulu Moffat, Arline Smith, Josephine Webb equal; Maxine Blue, Doris Goodell, Hal Robertson, Leonard Harper. Geography, Grade 11�William Ferry, Dorothy McGowan. Spencer Graham. Rose Rice. Thelma Fagan, Eva Morrell. Lawrence McLean. Dorothea j Guest, Maye Nault, Dixie Blue, Martha j Huble. Sam McLean. Hazel Shaw, Virginia Taylor. -------------o------------- POLICE NOW BELIEVE W. H. HOSKINS INNOCENT OF MANSLAUGHTER CARIBOO LODGE NO. 65. I. O. O. F. MASQUERADE The annual Hallowe'en Masquerade Dance, under the auspices of the officers and members of Cariboo Lodge, No. 65, I. O. O. F. wUl.be held in the RITTS-KIFER HALL on the evening of WEDNESDAY, Oct. 31st Six prizes will be offered for costumes as follows: Lady's best hired costume, Lady's best local costume, and Lady's best comic costume; and Gentlemen's � best hired costume, best local cos-tume and best best comic costume. fc= Tickets, $1.25 each. �= London, Oct. 23.�Police officials are now of the opinion that W. H. Hos-kins is not guilty of the charge of killing William Galloway while in an automobile and under the influence of liquor. Hoskins was convicted last week, lax-gely on the evidence of a girl, and sentenced to five years imprison-ment in the penitentiary. ONTARIO WILL LEGISLATE DECREPIT MOTOR CARS OFF PROVINCIAL HIGHWAYS I Toronto. Oct. 24.�The decrepit mo-! tor car has become such a nuisance ; that a movement is now under way to j legislate all decrepit cars off the high-j ways. The new measure will require : cars to conform to a certain standard ; of efficiency before they will be permitted to use the highways. -------------o------------- ANOTHER FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE AT GALWAY HOME i OF PRINCESS MARY Chili Cafe HOME-MADE CHILI CON CARNE Short Orders Dublin, Oct. 25.�Another fire has occurred at Portumna Castled the Gal-way home of Viscount Lascelles and | Princess Mary. This time the fire, believed to be of incendiary origin, destroyed the technical school on the estate. -------------o�----------- DR. MAXIMILLIAN LANGSNER PROFESSES TO HAVE CLEW IN AMBROSE SMALL CASE L. D. Bottineau GEORGE STREET Next Tr> McDonald Hotel WANTED�Listings wanted of city property for sale. Prince George Real Estate Co. WANTED�Side line salesman to sell on commission, counter sales books and business-forms in northern British Columbia from Prince Rupert to Prince George . State lines carried, and how frequently territory covered. Splendid opportunity. __________ltc LOST OR FOUND LOST�Roan pony. 3 years old. Scar on left shoulder. Reward of S10 for return. Frank Payne. Oct25-ltp Toronto. Oct. 24.�Dr. Miximillian Lanijsner. Viennese criminologist, in an interview today professed to know the most guilty party in connection with the disappearance of Ambrose Small. Toronto theatre man who dropped out of sight some years ago. FRANCE WILL ADD THIRTY-ONE VESSELS TO NAVY WITH 1929 PROGRAMME Paris. Oct. 24.�The French naval authorities have approved of a building schedule for 1929 which will add thirty-one combatant vessels. The number will include seventeen submarines. -------------o------------- SIR AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN REGAINS HIS HEALTH Ottawa, Oct. 23.�Sir Austen Chamberlain has so recovered his health as the result of his sna voyage that he has consented to address the Canadian Club members here on Saturday, November 10th. You Can Quickly Limber Up Sore, Stiff, Swollen Joints BEFORE BUYING A RADIO� Hear the Kolster You be the Judge If you can't get it on a Kolster you can't get it on any. KOLSTER "All That You Seek in Radio" For demonstration call at� Corless' Service Station or phone 119 Ranches and Mixed Farming Owners of Farm Lands, either improved or unimproved,