rridayXugust
17.
1023.
MAPLE
LEAF
"The
Old
Reliable"
Famous
for
Dependability
THE
Ingcrsoll
Maple
Leaf
is
known
everywhere
as
"The
Old
Reliable."
It
has
won
this
title
by
its
sturdy,
faithful
nature,
its
fairness
in
price,
its
honest
good
looks.
It
is
manufactured
by
one
of
the
oldest,
largest,
strongest
institutions
on
the
North
American
Continent.
The
lngcrsoll
Maple
Leaf
is
a
watch
any
man
can
be
proud
to
carry.
Price
$2.00.
INGERSOLL
WATCH
CO.,
Inc.
149
St.
Catherine
St.,
Hut
Montreal,
P.
Q.
Reliable
Watches
at
Low
Prices
Gold-plated
Safety
Razor
Price
$1.00
t
rf
l
i
he
Ncct
ra:or
Value
In
twenty
wn.
Through
a
fortunats
pur
chavc,
t
vfie
r
thit
pold-plate
J
genuine
maJe-in-Canada,
Gillette
at
an
tnhcard-f
rtice.
Complete
in
every
detail.
aaaaaaaaaw-.j
fi
am
BBBMalZ79taVdBBBBBBB
Trirw
Gillrttri
ar
not
"condi
or
"Army
lut,"
They
trt
nly
manufaciurrd
crnuint
Gillrttt
itoclu
They
ar
rtactlr"
rrprtwntni
in
J
t
fuaranur
them
to
b
prrfrct
In
mairriat
and
orlmanthip.
Grt,
oun
today.
None
told
to
dtatrra.
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Storm.
Phones
200,
82
and
134.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th.
3rd
Ave.
and
2nd.,
We
pay
postage
on
nil
mail
orders.
'"Rupert"
Brand
Kippers
SMOKED
DAILY
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Special
Teapot
Sale
We
have
been
furltttialo
in
securiiiK
an
aborted
cralo
of
Old
bullish
Teapots
which
we
have
priced
exceptionally
low,
There
are
several
stles
and
iires
to
choose
from.
Prices
run
from
00c
to
$1.50.
They
are-now
on
display
in
our
window.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.O.
Box
1848.
608
Third
Ave.
Tel.
3.
TBI
DAILY
NIWI
PAGE
THRU
n.
Oreenwell
sailed
by
the!
l'rinc
Hubert
lat
night
for
Van-1
Local
and
Persoial
couer.
Tu-
i')2iilai'
iii'.iitlily
meetinz
lie
si'IiimiI
linanl
wasliebl
lal
jt'i'
in
the
nty
police
court.
Ill
T.
kTKiii
was
in
the
.
lit
i
iiid
teller
Holster
piTJffll
i.-i'
urse
H.
rtS-yi
J
MAilt-r:rT.miTr
ami's.
r"P3irkr
i
-
At
Mif
nieetinz
of
the
hopi(nl
lNai-ii
lasi
iiIkIiIJI
wa
mentioii-d
ftmt
the
sum
of
35
was
to
.iil
the
Mnmiiis
for
the
beal-niit
sicin
iii
the
old
court
Ikiiikc
'I
lie
board
wa
akel
1..
iii''
il
a-
sHn
as
K!ible
1
The
llout
committee.
Was
au-
lhonel
lo
spend
up
lo
j00
for
rewirinz
Ihe
hospital
so
that
the
Ih.'hts-'ni
case
Of
fire
would
be
conlrollfd
Irom
Ihe
outside.
Al-i
so
repairs
lo
fhmrs
at
a
cost
of
apprtixiiualc'y
IC0
was
aulhor-'
Oil
ai'coiinl
of
ill
health
which
necessitates
her
lukiuz
a
year's
ret.
Mis
Marlon
Minus
com-uniiiicaled
o
Ihe
school
board
last
nicht
her
acceptance
of
a
leave
of
absence
zrauled
for
that
jierii'd.
She
hopes
at
Ihe
end
of
the
year
li
resume
her
dulie
here.
S.
A
llird,
assistanl
Jiinilor
f
public
schools,
submitted
bis
rc.i)iiiati(iii
lo
the
school
board
last
iniht
lo
lake
elTecl
Auzusl
31
A
successor
will
be
advertised
T"i.
iipplications
to
be
in
by
AiiBust
.'I.
The
salary
is
$1500
and
a
knowledge
of
carpentry
is
required.
Plus
1o
Per
Piece
i
a
pound
FLOAT-IRONED
Famil
Service
All
of
your
wMhlnff
80
pt
ttnt
or
your
ironlnp
vtrjrlhlnj:
rtturnvd
dry
You
limply
touch
up
a
fw
outtr
irmnli
such
waliti,
blouiti,
hout
drut,
with
hund-lron.
I'hon
ut
today,
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Phone
8.
Itufliri?
fowl,
25c
lb;
broilers
B.
R.
Undertalpr.
Phona
41.
tf
'"id
roaslinif
chkkma
dressed
to
onWr;
brt'ast
veal
12V4c;
boilinjr
Hayneri.
Undertakers.
Phoue
heef
5c;
pot
roat
10c;
lamb.
361.
tf
pork
and
mill
Ion
at
market
price.
II
aide
Supply.
1
'"toall
lonilil.
0.15
xliarn;
""
S.O.K.
vs.
tf.O.C.
(iilhuly
Cui.
llvnl'n
l.adie
lleaily
to
Wear.
W
e
have
Jual
one
dozen
ladies'
I
Spring
Coals
left.
cues
30
to
40.
Wellington
Nut
Coal
at
113.50
alTlici-e
must
he
cleared
by
gallon.
Albert
&
McCairery,
Ltd.
tfjurday
niaht'
at;
lialf
price,
a
we
--
jneeil
I
he
pace.
MIHUKS
DAY!
'SATUHDAY,
.
JiiJ
1
Lake
25c.
and
15c.
"Narbe-
lr.
J.
r?.
Dade
relumed
oulh
Hiotig."
Cvw
Uay,
10
a.in.
lo
7
1011
the
Prince
llupert
lael
night
p.m.
l'Jijlo
Ituir,
Idaho,
afler
iiendin;,'
,
llli',pal
ftwieeks
in
the
cily
on
Til.-
liotpilal
board
at
11
meet-Ibuniiiee
in
connection
with
his
my
Ial
'
night
accepted
with
really
holding,
thank
airiiualid'o
ehalr
donated
I
liy
Mr.
Cm..
The
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanker
-
-
Imperial,
Cijpl.
Koole,
was
in
l-"lnlnii"ii
Kiwciat
Silver
Cup,
port
from
1:30
lo
10
o'clock
Ihi
il..n;ijr,l
liy
Alderman
Collar!,
for
inornlng
diK-liargiu?
a
Mjiall
Hie
ltfj.1
llovser
and
vegetable
Icarg
j
of
?aoIitie
and
distillate
J
Kiinlen
011
September
1."
lyijfroiii
loco
at
I
lie
local
tank.
-
r
the
iin-cliiiU'
of
the
ho-pilal
Allan
Foiylhe.
chief
clerk
in
hoard
lat
night
it
was
iW-iilclltlie
local
C.Ci.M.M.
oflice,
is.
ail-
10
.
all
for
louden
for
coal
forlinsf
tomorrow
ni?hl
un
the
Priucel
Mil'
of
Ihe
hospital
iluriutf
(irorjre
fur
victoria
lo
which
1
In'
winter.
.
'
I
Kint
heha
been
transferred
In
'
;
-t-
t
1
1
he
fledmr'iip
company'
a
sen
ice.
Mif
i'ulniira'iiij
Mary
A-L
i
xaih'il
tlii-
morning
on
the
'Hie
hucpilaf
boartl
met
lat
Pi
nice".).
A
lie
for
Skapway
on
n
lvtiiiifr.
president
D."C.
tlewart
li
.
Inlay
trip.
Tlipy
will
spend
a
i
the
chair.
Tlioe
present
were
w-'-k
iii
the
northern
lowii.
besides
th
cliairmaii
llev.
E.
CoIHmhi,
W.
K.
Williams,
Mrs.
The
lemler
of
50
submittal
larvis
McImJ,
S.
K,
Caiiipbelt,
11.
'
Hell
A
CroHI
for
Ihe
kal-
D.
C.
Mclta,
Ji
Jln
McKay
audi
!
i
m
imii
v
of
the
;eiil
Ce
Seliotd
secretary
l(arr'
Hirch.
j
w'.o
accepted
by
Ibe
sehiMil
board
.
1
.
.
i
tfk
-"
....
..
...
1.1.-1
iiibhi.
1,.
o.
iirwi
iuu
?u;.i
i
lie
House
committee
was
I
Jaien
power'To
ad
in
connection
.
In
is
imn.
to?pinc
supcrln-
the
Installation
of
heatin
It.
-n.
tent
fin-
Hie
fSfxM-stelown
mill.Ujpm
for
t
lie
sterilizing
plant
,Ki.t
M.
I..
I.Urk.
iiiillHplil.
arm-
There
wa
some
doubt
as
lo
;cl
in
Hie
city
la-l
eeninv
and
whelher'
sleam
or
electric
heat
I
11.
rejjisleicfl
At
Ihe
Central
l.hould
be
iised'IUe
present
sys-
jti"'el.
I
f
cm
il
ii
pointed
out
was
un
.
!
safe.
Si.
Andrews
.Society
Annual
I
.
i.akct
iiii
nic
lo
nizby
Island.!
.
(thaHes
Prevol.
rintre-enlinit
HiUiday,
Ainfot
ip."
TtcTirMs
"SeWh
H.lVleein
Ho-pilal
.Supply
'i
mx
"l
.urc
'
111
1
..
.
.
-w
.
-
-
unnrt-rr
iwuv
yi
rrank
Meale,
or
Itie
Urulier
,
'.ow
May
ln.30,
1
1.3(1
ami
s.M-iet
"''of
Umdon,
and
C.
J.
1
"
.
U'5Flecber,
execulie
-.ecrelary
of
lie
U.Cv
Mi'iIichI
Aociation,
are
moon?
Vancouver
arrivals
in
Ihe
cily
registered
at
the
Hotel
Prince
llupert.
Members
of
Ihe
fire
deparl-
m-filwilh
vas
ina-ks
lat
eve"
in?
eiilered
U'illiam
Sherman's
butcher
shop
on
Fulton
Street
In
turn
otCniniiiiia
fumes
whit'ti
were
V'-capiiii:
throush
a
broken
pipe.
I
lie.
fumes
were,
very
slronz
on
the
street
and
were
uiotherinir
live
chickens
In
the
store.
The
C.X.H.
steamer
Prince
Ceorze,
Capt.
N'S.
Moorehouse.
is
due
to
arrixe
from
the
south
this
afler
iitHHi
on
time
at
3
o'clock.
The
steamer
has
50
odd
tourists
iuud
for
Jasper
Park
and
llast
This
will
necessitate
the
puttinz
011
of
an
extra
sleeper
on
the
eastbound
train-
this
evening.
Frank'
Saunders,
son
of
Capl.
and
Mrs.
F.
T.
Saunders.
Dizby
Island,
sailed
last
night
on
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
'
for
Vancouver
where
I14
will
resume
his
ihities
hi
(be
ollice
of
'the
provincial
supervisor
of
the
Hoyal
Hank
following
a
six-nioiillis'
letne
ol
absence
zrauled
pu
account
ol
Illness.
'
Provincial
Constable
Dryden
arrived
from
Auyox
on
the
Prince
Hupert
lasj
niuht
accoiiiiauyiuz
Iwo
prisoners
who
will
serve
senlences
in
Ihe
cily
jail
im
posed
liy
Stipendiary
Mazistrate
John
Conway.
Virginia
Hariuau
will
do
thirty
days
for
creating
a
disturbance
and
William
Walt
a
similar
term
'for
attempting
to
buy
lliUor
On
a
permit
which
'
was
not
his
own.
..
The
C.p.H.
coaler
Princes
Alice,
Capl.
Orinislon,
was
In
port
Ibis
mornlti?
from
V:I5
lo
poou
uorlhbound
from
Vancouver
lo
koulheaslern
Alaska
porls
with
170,
tourist
passengers.
There
wvre
no
passengers
on
the
steamei"
for
llii
port
but
a
eoiisideridile
(inutility
of
perishable
frciubt
was
'discharged.
Sailing
from
I
kmc
for
Ihe
north
on
the
sleainer
were
Miss
V.
H.
McLean
for
Dawson;
-Mr.
d
Mrs.
J.
L.
Walker,
J.
L.
Hatch,
It.
(rayley.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
.arson,
A.
Tail
and
D.
Jerome
for
Ketchikan:
Mr.
and
Mrs.'
II
.
O.
Al-verstud,
Miss
Judith
Ahestad
and
Muster
Kail
;
Alveslad
for
Juneau;
Miss
puliulrit
Asloria
and
Miss
Mary
Astdfla'ifor'Skag-way:
Tommy
Ciga11?and
J.
A.
Stephen
for
WraiizelfS"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olier
llesner
.and
family
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Hurt
for
Vancou-'
jver
on
a
vacation
trip.
4
Miss
V.
II.
.McLean,
who
aVriv-
ed
in
Hie
chv
rweniiy
inun
Prince
Kdward
Island,
sailed
this
morning
011
the
Princess
Alice
bound
for
Iawon
where
she
will
teach
seho.'l.
I
J.
A.
Sleptien,
assistant
(listrk'l
nuldic
works
engineer,
sailed
thi
URiriiiiiW
bv
the
Pru
s
Alice;
for
Telezraph
Creek
and
Allin
dislricls
on
deparlmenial
duties.
He
expects
to
be
away
a
month
or
six
weeks.
C
"
i
Hev.
Dr.
i.
A.
V
ilsmi.
suicr-S
inleiideut
of
Presbyterian
mis-1
ions
for
It.lw
arruiMl
in
the:
city
on
the
train
lust
nigtil
after!
having
visited
annus
interior
j
pojnls.
He
sailed
for
Vancmiveri
on
the
Prince
Hupert.
Hev.
nr
II.
It.
(irant
of
Ibis
cily
met
Dr
Wilson
at
Terrace
and
returned
here
yilh
him
Amouz
those
booking
passage
locally
for
the
south
on
1
tie
Prince
Hupert
last,
ninhl
were
Mrs.
L.
Ileid.
L.
March.
K
Ham-tnersby.
W.
Ailard,
K.
Hlack.
I.
Lapoiute,
H.
Kipo,
C.
Kipp.
J.
CHik.
A.
Wilson,
Miss
K.
Forbc.
A.
T.
HaiUioll,
Miss
M.
II.
Mif.all.
Mrs.
Fraser
and
faipily
and
Miss
AnnieJeroni'e.
u
SPECIAL
I
Tin
l-iigiish
Army
Itlacking
t
Jar
Acme
Tooth
Powder
Value
Title,
free
with
5
lb.
Miulk
Cocoa
JW
$1.00
or
3
lb.
bulk
Coffee
for
fl.oo
Fulleris
tlrorery
.
Phone
15
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Friday,
August
17
High
!."
a.m.
IH.8
ft.
17
::
p.m.
18.7
"
Low
10:10
a.m.
.J
"
.
-J:
JG
p.m.
A.
7
"
Saturday,
August
18
Hiuh
S:at
a.m.
I".
I
ft.
17:51
p.m.
I5).t
"
Low
11:31
a.m.
5.tl
"
Sunday,
August
19
ll
i
K
It
0
:
1
1
a.m.
IC.t
fl.
18:33
p.m.
18.0
"
Low
0:30
a.m.
5.2
"
12:31
p.m.
7.0
"
Monday,
Auoust
20
High
8:03
a.m.
15.5
fl.
20:07
p.m.
18.?
"
Low
I:t3
n
iu.
5
5
"
I
i
43
p.m.
8.0
"
EM0RRH01DS
ltchlnif,
Uleainff.
or
rrolrudlnj
ni
or
HcmorrholJa.
No
urtct
operation
requlreO.
Dr.
CU
Olnltnrnt
will
nlU
vc
you
at
once
nl
alTord
laatlnp
bnRt.
'o
"
dalr.
or
Bdmanaon.
Wt
&
Co..,
Umlt.d,
Toivnio.
Sanopla
bx
ft-
mrwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
mA
mm
mmmm
'V
10
for
15
25
"
35
V
c
r
Canadian
National
Railways
f
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dr
Dock
Englneera,
HUchlnleU,
Boilermaker,
Blacktmlthe,
Pattern
makers,
Founder,
Woodworker.
Eto.
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
ndleaH
kinds
of
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONES
43
AND
3SS
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT.
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
PRINCE
GEORGE.
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Points,
Monday,
Thursday,
Saturday,
11
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
.
.t.
...
WEDNESDAY,
10
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
,
.
FRIDAY,
10
p.m.
SS.
PRINCE
ALBERT
or
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
Port
Slmpton
and
Stowart
liondir,
p.m.
Vtncoutor
l
Quttn
Charlott
Hlandt
Wtdodf
p.m.
SkMna
Rlur
Port
Sundir
cm.
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
8UNDAY.
LMVr
Vrlw-o
Itufrt
.&
r.m.
fr
rtll.CE
(itOIWE.
EDM0.NT05,
WIS-Ml'tn.
all
isMiitj
Eastrrn
Canada.
I'nltst
slatr.
AQENCV
ALL
OCtAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Cltr
Tltlat
Of
flea,
82S
Third
Aa,
Prlseo
Rupan.
Phona
260.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
LOUISE,
S.S.
PRINCESS
ALICE.
For
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
Seattle,
August
1,
8,
11,
18,
22,
20.
For
Ketchikan.
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
'
August
3,
6,
13,
17,
24,
27.
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Line.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
1.0.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Salllnti
from
Prince
Ruprrt.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Oc.aa
ralla,
and
Swanaon
ar,
Tuaadai,
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alarl
Bar,
and
Swanaon
Bar,
Saturday
Noon.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Wal.a
latand,
Swndti
S
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
RUar
Cannarlta,
Prldaf
A.M.
IS
tnd
Averrue.
i.
Barnalar,
AgonU
Prluc
Rupert,
B.C