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BRYANT COMPANY

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Quality Men’s and Boys’ Wear

Suit Specials for

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$40.00 Warren K. Cook
Suits; Clearing Price—

 

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$9950 Suits. Clearine All Leishman Suits to
Prices clear at—

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will convince you they are bargains
extraordinary

Prince Rupert
Sixth Street
tm Stylish Apparel Since 1911

$15.00 |

A look at these suits

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Five years’ apprenticeship at the Royal Danish Watchmaker
School at Copenhagen, then 12 years abroad working
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Attended to. Prices Reasonable.

TERRACE, BRITISH COLUMBIA

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The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous
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LOCAL ITEMS

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| The latest in Fall Millinery at|
i Miss Barbeau’s. 202

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Mrs, H. Mist and aaughter ar-

rived in the city Saturday and will

be here for a few days at the Sa-j|
voy Hotel.

 

 

 

 

 

| J. B. Miller who has been’ on al
week’s business trip to Vancouver, ]
returned to the city on the Catala |
last night.

A social will be held under the’
auSpices of the Woman's Labor
in the C.LD.L. hall on Tuesaday,
August 30, at 8 p.m

Miss Bell, fur lady at Gold-}
bloom’s, left Saturday evening for|
the East where she will buy for her |
firm and investigate the latest de-
signs in fur goods.

Miss Margaret McCaffery re-
turned to the city on the Catala)
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where on Vancouver Island wi-.ere
lshe has been spending the sum-
‘mer.

 

Mrs. C. P. Ashmore, wife of the
manager of the Granby stores at}
Anyox, was a passenger aboard the|
Catala last night returning to the
swelter town after a visit to Van-
couver and elsewhere in the south

 

Miss Jean Fraser, who has been
spending the summer vacation
here with her parents, Mr. and

rs. J. D. Praser, Fourth Avenue
East, sailed by the Prince Rupert
| Saturday evening for Vancouver
''where she will resume her school
teaching duties.

 

Rt. Rev. A. H. Sovereign, Bishop
of the Yukon, who has been in
Vancouver for the past two weeks,
and Mrs.Sovereignand son ana two

 

daughters were passengers aboard/
the Princess Alice this morning |
bound for Dawson where they will |
make their future home. Bishop}
and Mrs. Sovereign's eldest daugh-|
ter is in Toronto where she will
attend Havergal College

 

E. M. Haynes, Victoria, Post Of-

fice inspector, passed through the
city on the Catala last evening

bound for Stewart on official busi-

 

 

Pre pared Daily By ness. He will return here on the
. Prince Rupert Thursday evening
° ve op ld Si ( Ltd from the north and after visiting
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Canadian Fish & Co ioraseé 0. { ° various points in this vicinity wil
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PRINCE RUI ERT, B.C. Catala on his return south
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Rupert for Vancouver |S sponsible for any debts contracted
*O.8,: oe Spay 4  &. ra als ae |without my written authority
r.S.8, CARDENA EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIG HT LYLE N. MARR
A y - nidnigh approx ee ee 2
Weekly saibir e¢ Arm, Anyox, Stewart and Naas | %
mday 8 pm -
t sailings and tickets at
VYRINCR RUPERT AGENCY Second Avenue Phone 568

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Rupert Tennis Club Dance Sep-
CANADL AN PACIFIC jtember 9
AUGUST SAIL! NGS FOR VANCOUVER qonmntatinns
PRINCI \DI ) ! ia Ocean Falls @nd way ports | Dance Sept. 16 and 30, Oddfel
I 5 | Lik Saturdays 5 lirect ‘sia
cr) re a ( NEAU and SKAGW ce |low’s New Hall,
Mondays, 10 a.m, outetem
! I ‘ evs ,
. i allan Prince Rupert, B.C Catholic Bazaar, October 19, 20
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RTE IN TIME
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Retain the i } ffording extra and better pre- Effective August 3ist
ervation tha Sin dried. shingles from which the essential oil
has been evaporated. Our shingles are made on Queen Charlotte Transcontinental trains
Islands ane 1 home product, deserve your preference. Shingle will leave Prince Rupert
makers Wages on the Islands are spent eventually in Prince Ru- 10.30 a.m,
pert, while Vancouver wages never ¢ north, Support a home Every Monday, ’
indus try and your own welfare by spec ifving Air Dried Shingles. Wednesday and Friday
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Prices: No. 1 5X $3.75; No. 1 3X $3.25
HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580

Trains will arrive ' :
Prince Rupert
9,00 p.m.
Every Tuesday, Thursday

 

 

   
 

saws to use

St. and Acorn Ave.
St. John, N. B.

The most economical

Simonds Canada Saw Co. Limited, St. Remi
Vancouver, B.C. MONTREAL

   
  

 

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and Saturday.

For information call or write
local agent, or
H. McKWEN, D.F. & PLA,
Prince Rupert, B.C.

V. 168.92

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You’. have a new thrill when you drive
the New Ford Eight and the New Ford Four. 1

You've heard that they are great cars.

You've seen them on the road. But you can
never know—until you take the wheel your- FO
self—the full story “of their se seaiiatiel per-

formance and amazing riding comfort.
TYPES The »y’re different from any other cars
you've eve or driven. Faster and smoother and
roomier than you've hoped. Low, good-look-
ing and attractively finished and upholste red,

So perfectly balance -d and comfortable that
they seem to glide along with: out effort.

Easier to drive than any car you’ ve ever
known. And so economical on oil and gaso-
line that they set a wholly new standard for
four-cylinder and eight-cylinder cars.

See the New Ford Four and the New Ford
Fight at the showrooms of the nearest dealer
and arrange for a demonstration. Take the
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Walter Hume refurned to the, G. W. Heffernan of Smithers is; Mr, and Mrs. D. McKinnon sailed Mr. and Mrs. F. Noyes, who dis-
city on the Catala last night from | paying a brief visit to the city, hav-| by the Catala this morning on their} embarked from the Boeing yacht
Kelowna where he has been visit-| ing arrived from the interior on last return to Anyox after having spent; Taconite here after making a
ing for the past two or three weeks! night's train a few days visiting in the city lcruise of northern waters, sailed
with his chilaren ieheonieieip chensnemnt ‘on the Princess Louise Saturday

—-- J. Walter Hughes of Smithers is R. A. Smith and A. E. Lawson of |afternoon for Vancouver.

J J. Little, manager of the Nor | paying a brief visit to the city, hav3, Balmoral cannery are paying a brief | —~ — —___———
thern B. C. Power Co., sailed on| ing arrived on Saturday afternoon 5! visit to the city, having arrived on NOTICE
the Princess Louise Saturday af-|train from the interior ilast night’s train from the Skeena | -
ern for . trip to Vancouver on} __ meetin River. Mussallem’s Economy Store wish
company business Miss M. Ewart of Port Simpson | -~_— ! none sever the

_—— Was a week-enc visitor to town J. A. Anderson, road superinten- ae Re eet ee

John Lind and Vaina Reikanon,| having arrived in the citv at the|dent for Atlin d strict is paying a RR ve neching WOMTSs. 3s ee on

oe : : ay § ee eee b= “collection of the old accounts ow-
for drunkenness, were fin $25,;end of the week from the neigh-| brief visit to the city on official | ;, . <— ideo *
with option of thirty days’ im-| boring villag | cetitdiadin Deis dee Art ae ing to the Mussallem Grocery Co.
prisonment 1 Cl lice court} Pr Ri 5: ts r ay —
tare te z y po oe : inc Rupert Saturday evening | These are to be paid to Messrs.

ind Mrs, F, A. Weero a from Anyox | Williams, Manson, Brown & Har-

M. S. French, district agricultur . ! i per i. ‘ cian. Making her final voyage of the MA _ - Ce ee er
eis as: Bringe: Heciidentedd tn . m vine SF ee pe pan sane yase . Trust Association in Vancouver.

, way where they formerly resided, sea on the Alaska service, C.P.
the ay from invertor on last turned » the city from the R. steamer Princess Alice, Capt
night's train and will act as one of th he Prince George this William Palmer, arrived in port at

he judges at the Prince Rupert Ex- | morn 11 o'clock this morning from Van-
iibition this week couver, sailing at 12:30 noon for -

i ainitaieaalll r D. I iltor iwervisor! Skagway and other Alaska poin Miss DD. Hogan

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mitchell le ( i n Bank of Com-|Whence she will return here Soar
and family, af 1aving spent the 3 h Coh i, Sailec | Saturday afternoon southbound
ummer vacati isiting here with |» P R Saturday ev-| For the fall a ten-day service will]
elatives, are sailing this afternoon; ning on } irn to Vancouver; be maintained by the ss Peinnél TEACHER OF MUSIC

the Prince G e for West Van a Vi and di Lou
‘ouver where Mr. Mitchell will re ct on of i) business Phone—Black 232
sume his High School teaching du
ies, Harry Bowman, agricultural and

lonigation representative for the

The fire department had two!Canadian National Railways, ar “Build B. C. Payrolls”

‘alls on Saturday to extir d in the city from the interior i e

himney fire at 11 am 1 Saturday af noon’s train and ct P F R t
he home of J. V Pottinger, 1 ulled that evening on the Prines 5 6 | == : lanes or en
Eighth Avenue | and the othe: for a trip to Vancouver on Vitamines ‘DyciF ie | :
at 8:50 pan. to home of A.Cr Morse ‘ficial duties ] mex) 34 Per Month and Up
328 Taylor Str wnere was’ no; © | ae —_ . ine i
jamage in either case Royal Shephard, well known Ju A V t | i h >} & Y x ,

i mining engineer, arrived ir re I a i EVAPoR?TED | | I arr Tuned, $8

Dr. Murphy, Vancouver physician ity on the Prince George this cM LiL.
ittached to the Workmen’s Com-;morning from the Aiaska_ capital —— WALKER’'S MUSIC
pensation Board, was a passenger|2nd will proceed from here into While working on the vacuum | , ae ‘
vboard the Catala last night bound|the Omineca district. He will in process for Pacific Milk we | STORE
for Anyox on official bysiness..He| spect a property in the Vital Creek had reasons to believe that)
was accompanied , hy; Dr. Layal| country in which Jocal men aré'in vitamines have something to} -

Leeson and Mr. Matheison, both of! terested ’ do with food flavors. As the |

Vancouver, who are ,making, the . yd expesipents progressed it was}

round trip Roger’ Powell, Indian,’ Was” sén-| fount that there was an ert Hotel Central
tenced to one month’s imprison-| crease in valuable vitamin

Delayed by having had large!/ment in city police court Saturday | content and the flavor im-| Limite

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consignments of cans to discharge/afternoon on a charge of having proved almost in exact ratio., Covenient to business district,
ut Butedale, Carlisle and Hump-| liquor in his possession, Cecil Ross The new ptocess is therefore | homelike, beautiful harbor
{back Bay canneries, Union steamer |similarly charged, was fined $25 doubly successful views,
Catala, Capt. A. E, Dickson, did option of thirly days’ impris-| Rates reasonable. Spacious
not arrive in port until 12 o’clock|onment, Andrew Nelson for drunk-| P ifi Milk | sample rooms.
last night from the south, sailing) enness, was fined $10 and costs, | acl Ic 1 FIRST CLASS CAFE
ja couple of hours later for Anyox,; with two weeks’ option, while Er | “100% B. C, Owned and Controlled” Open at All Hours ‘
Stewart and other northern points, nest Luth was fined $5, with op > I" , oF ‘ ;
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