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DAILY EDITION CTA AEN turday, Sept. 18 1916. | TUESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY 10 A.»
ear . TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE; saw FRANCIGO0
MOP LIBERAL GAINS ‘ lomination in the| SAN DIEGO EXPOSITIONS ;
ra , lMd- stituencies | UNEXCELLED EQUIPMENT CHARACTER SERVIOE
have awain ft rt < s still further Full Partioulare Cheerfully Furnished
turns B.S the proof wert A. DAVIDSON, General Agent.
\ it eX { it the power of the | aR Fer EPCS Ta eats
es in the Dominion ; cee = : = ee
wane There can be o “ail te,
I gy doubt but that the prox- |
rat the prox- DENTISTRY j) CANADIAN pacinic
Prinee Edward Island — ~— RAW
st 17 Con Nova Scotia had not a little CROWN ASD SRIDOE WORK ee AY
St i tart Lib- i the big Liberal gain. A ePaOouLTy Lowest ratce to afl Resters sais
( ; i riot N is tia DR. J. F. BROWN | vie Gleamer to Vancouver end the
7 le the an DENTIGT CANADIAN PACIFIC PALLway
7 — OMce: Smith — Avenue Moaie end berth included On ateem
fini , nem oes premcat PRINCZES COPHIA SOUTIB@URS
n t m ers of the tf n of comfort they may a co So ©
ma 'D : nea mr PRINCESS MAQUINA
t from the fact that thes ie 1m geen Box SUNDAY, 6 P. @,
loose with the funds provided { have been returned to fo 4. @ MORAB, Generg
for th® provinces. ‘The D wht Villa Sebuw onodaee SMITH & MALLETT Oormer Fourth Biren and Homma
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the agricultural aid bill was) make some attempt to legis-| Tried firey Heed pf, Second Bereet || UU EN nny
spent largely in salaries to in late for the people instead of} |
structors whose chief qualifi- r the party, and Premier | Irving ummings tn the Wee rt A pee me 35-—-PHONE-35
cations was party allegiance. Mathieson’s four years’ picnic | STARTING AT THE WESTHOLME THEATRE MONDAY NIGHT
In spite of largely increased is over. ’ es . S
raveniie,.the debt of the prov-| el ee ee “Safety First” is the PRINCE GEORGE ARRIVES Prince
ince had been increased by FOOTBALL Sl f Busi ” sth ited Has cut the price of Milk TAXI
Sea uaa ei } ogan oO usiness The following were amongst re
to the salarie e | i Che Agricultural and Industrial | VER 75 years of the first-class es on the Mi Bis Ries
4 ' sociation having requested the | Banking in Canada, |P*ince George this morning: PURE FRESH MILK
i ted which were ab-|Football Association to take| has demonstrated ; ©. H. Card, Paul Gasse, Mr.|} petivered im city at 10c per ALF HALLIOAR =f
a Bh : 7 aac lo) e of the arrangements for| the strength, security, |Kyle, Mr. Jacobs, J. W. Stewart, quart and Sc per pint ‘
4G) solutely useless except ofa 2 ’ : : : SAINI IO Onn
4 f aie caste led salaries { suai dtuines’ to ‘ba played dade safety and service of The |W. Selig, R. Campbell, J. Jabour, pas
5 Su] ters of t vernment gs Ul exhibition, a selection | Bank of British North [Mr. Desables, Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Phone Green 2 52 eS
7 : ttee was appointed by the America. The history of jand family, R. Robertson, H. N. ree Yer ererrnes

te eee , 3 ctball Association, consisting} this bank for over three- |Wood and wife, Mrs. W. J. Jef-|—— FOR A TAXI
4. : for In { the t vert f sé embers, five of whom | quarters of a century has ferson, H. Dunnell, A. B. Fraser, JAMES GILMORE

 

   

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4 ee ee er Miata et on Friday night to choose | been one of progress and iw. McAdam, John F. Hogan, Jas.
ie tive aggregation team to represent Prince Ru- | development, and of Marshall, W. H. Barbour, W. F. Architect
i i Git iy tant feature | pert the game with Granby to | consistent growth in the Taylor, W. Tuick, T, E. Charles,|2nd Avenue, near MoBride Street ‘ 75~-PHON-75
¢. which helped the Liberals ma-|be played on Wednesday, Sept. | ena of the business H. Welch, A. Newham, F. Middle- | ——— SE ta ee er i
af 5 world, bone 554 P.0.Bex 60
ee terially was t fact that the;22nd at 1:15 p.m., and, atter| ton. “we * PRINCE PERT ADTO
, 3 ; : { 43 n ip af ‘-onsidering the erits THE BANK OF See ee for Ly ne «
7 Daliot was ed ‘ he first \§ ili idering le meriu +
sh ace f 1 of of the various players in the city, | British N rth Am ri mics M. Manson, B.A. APERHANGING RARER IE
he d, instead o ahs oa 0 erica W. B. Withems, B.&, 1.L.B AINTRNG eae:
, Pag a tee tinder the oldiidecid on the 2 dome ite Sate tea | 78 YEARS IN BUSINESS WILLIANIS & MANGON
e Brand: reserve, Martin; backs,| CaPITAL AND SURPLUS, $7,884,000. GLISHING AND
3 | C te tai (eke Barristers, Soiteltore, Etc. WALL THESING
ek ally wet : i the gwoverr ; 1 and Bn ea ae PRINCE RUPERT BRANCH mOWEY 70 Loan
ig r init: eh ila: eve WI Aw ie Pres: 4 rie; lalves, fenton, J High grade nterior de
F i ‘ the Prince i rd Ts} a Rail Murray and Hunter; reserve, xo} P. MARSESTS, S. Manoger. Meigerson Biock prince Rupert, B. C ” BALMERS —. GATISFACTION
: oe era gas cas far with |thur; forwards, 8S. Hardy, Brigh- | : ss (M tin Sw anvEsD—eren cay mm OHH:
: oe = : etek ithe Football Association secre- 4 ar anson otrany—ruem &
: t one exce 4 tu . rte Kinghorn. Dowther and Neil-|} . a a ty : Office corner tnd Sree and ord Avenue |" 67 ae i
Ei itary, Mr. Thomas McMeekin, not Seerond Avenue, near MoBrnie 5
¥ hives It ts t that, in]son; reserves, Williseroft and| ) PACHIC CARTACE LIRATED
7} , eee bry ilater than noon of the 21st. = —__—
he ee the last electior t a dif-] SD Captain, - Murray. Those chosen are requested to (Successors to Pactfic Transfer On.)
‘ ae cia eg ott 7 17 e committee requests that if} ‘ . Genere! Cartage 4
or o ; - et fl iake this as a notification of their - 9
4 lidate ereas i of those chosen to play are) Cig lit amin uae amie tae es LADYSMITH CCAL
hed £ “nose c ais >
vecasion. there was ( ipeti- le to do so, that they notify | 69-—Pwone--08 ]
Been See eRe ea a tHe. SPOUNGH: Si: BDRE AGRO ATIC eircom anette eter alee eae
3 "# COLO P LL LDOD OD OOP OD ILI L LDP OLO POOL LD LS DOODOPDODOOLE os. ; | may be started promptly. It is} Moet mes TAR ma . 7
v THE HNION STEAMSHIP Cf OE B C LIMITED | expected that Mr. G. Sinclair Rus- NODS SiS
. > if sf UN SES ATO Meg Vi Be Wey MENTE S SEY sell will take charge of the game. REOEIVED OUR 1976 SEEDS
a ca VEN T Sails for GRANBY, NAAS, and PORT SIMPSON, ERNEST A, WOODS, WE NANDLE.
F » 5 VENTURE Mondays at 11 am. Vice-president Football Assn. Rennie’e Ferey's, Stecie’s,
{i i Saile for VANCOUVER, SEATTLE and VICTORIA Tuesdays at 8 p. m. Bek ee Are Pala Al Brian’
ae" oe A ARS ACTA Salis for PORT SIMPSON, GRANBY, STEWART, YESTERDAY’S BASEBALL
i e- S § LF USUN Thuasdays at midnight, Auguet 19th, Sep- Garden and Field Seeds
4 i tember 2nd, 16th and 30th. shittewianeane census Ateo Fertitizess
“ ¢ Saile for REFUGE BAY, SKIDEGATE, JEDWAY, and IKEDA on Satur- : ; f We Take Orders fer Nureory t
S oe days at midnight August 21st, Soptember 4th and 18th. Seattle, 2: Spokane, 0, 8 ‘ es,
q Sails for MASSETT Tuesdays, August 24th, September 7th and 2tet. Vancouver, 5; Tacoma, 4.
Ate Sails for SURF INLET, NAMU, RIVERS INLET and VANCOUVER a iS Hey, Grain, and Feed at
4 RB: Pp. ssdays Augu 25th e pt 5 Vaheouver
17 ; 10 p. m. Wednes gust 25th end September 8th and 22nd National League. Price
. OPPS HCPA IOSD CO PLOLLLE LL LEOLPOOCLE LOE PPOLOCVELOP DL OPOLOLOC DLO CLOL SOP ODOP Boston. 0-2: St. Louis, 12, Chicken Feed a Qpoctalkty
ees nn —e Z er a orders promptty attended
7% Sa BSE ics SE a core pee Men ewe ata tbe (Last game called on account‘ of oe sad Boat
an se —«_{G GH GG CSFB FFE Aavknesey. Pp; R t F | Co
4 Bs : y FR ED TORK’ 1D AR New York, 6-0; Pittsburg, 925. 008 Third Ave. Phene 68
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