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HOUSEHOLD
LINENS
and
Linens
for
Fancy
Work
.Pure
"Meadow
Bleach"
Easy
Drawing
Linen,
in
30,
ii
mid
5
1
inch
widths,
from
.
.
.
$1.75
a
yard
Handkerchief
Linens,
while
mid
colored
ul
.
.
$1.75
a
yard
Pure
Linen
Huck
Towelling,
J
8
inch,
guest
width,
'in
Mauve
and
Pink,
al
$1.00
a
yard
Embroidered
Linen
Luncheon
Sets,
in
honey
color
fadeless
linen
at
per
set
of
5
pieces
.
.
.
$7.00
Various
oilier
ilems
in
pure
Linen,
TuWe
Damask,
Table
Cloths,
Towels,
Towellings,
elr
lately
arrived.
Ask
to
see
them.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd.
We
stock
Pictorial
Review
and
Home
Journal
Patterns.
Wc
Prepay
Mall
Orders.
DANCE
At
the
Auditorium
Every
Wednesday
and
Saturday
Evenings
From
9
till
12
o'clock.
Pryce's
Orchestra.
Admission
Qentlemen
50c;
Ladles
25c.
Come
and
danco
your
sorrows
away,
and
remember
v'our
miseries
no
more.
L.
.1.
MAllllKN,
Proprietor.
Phone
Black
H9.
FURS
at
.
BENT'S
READY-TO-WEAR
STORE
A
representative
of
"
the
Yukon
Fur
Company,
fpr
which
we
are
aprents,
will
arrive
on
the
C.P.lt.
boat
on
Saturday
and
will
put
on
dis-:
play
Saturday
afternoon
a
Selection
of
Fur
Coats
and
.Veck
Pieces.
Orders
for
making
or
remodelling-
of
furs
will
be
taken
by
this
expert.
BENT'S
Ladies'
,
Ready-to-wear
Third
Avenuo.
Agents
for
Yukon
Fur
Summer
COAL
Great
satisfaction!
Repeal
orders
bcintr
filled
every
day
for
Nanaimo-Wellinglon
Nut
Coal
Ouick
Firel
Lasts
Longer!
Cosls
same
as
other
Nut
Alice
Rupeic$
Coals.
16
phone
58.
or
564.
ca(tt
vw.pmna-
iihu
Uhlifir'ri
CAFEiO
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Furnished
Rooms
f
,
al,
(Il(3
Prices
Reasonu
UI1(J
,ntlt(!.
Phone
Blue8uil
,na(le
M.
8eoond
At
measure.
led
To
Fit.
pday
and
wo
will
REDUCE
HIO.
,
LIV
Mderate.
i:iiminateliANINQ
flND
around
yrINO
BY
STEAM.
use
less
Service
Right.
SEE
r
For
filasj
LING
The
Tailor
i
Second
Ave.
Phone
649.
I
Opp.
Post
Office
Corner.
m
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
I
NOTICE
IS
1IE11EBV
GIVEN,
Hut
i
po'-lion
(if
Ux
k
i
If
n
Island
llf.rve
urryrd
u
Lot
tiii,
lucre
5.
Co
si
District.
Ii
cancelled.
i
o.
R.
.AHE.
I
lputy
Minister
of
Land.
Land
tieparuuent,
I
Vlctorl.
B.C.
Hth
July,
mu.
mi
CANCELLATION
OF
RUWVL
NOTICE
13
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GIVEN
Uilt
the
re-(rrve
eilMlur
over
tbe
lands
formerlY
held
under
Timber
Licence
No.
lt?f
P
Is
caoctlled.
I
a.
ft.
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!
Drputy
.Minuter
of
Lands.
Laod
Department.
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B.C.
!
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July.
im.
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th
flailv
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liox
882,
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Rupert,
or
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the
Local
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E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
8
to
6.
Phone
686.
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Evenings
Only
For
Special
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d
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.Machines,
Pianos,
Phono
graphs
ami
Player
Planus
For
Rent
by
Week
or
Month.
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Music
Store
Ltd.
STORY
OF
PLAY
TO
BE
SHOWN
HERE
TOMORROW
When
Knighthood
Was
In
Flower
Is
Fascinating
Tale
of
King
Henry
VIII.
In
the
story
of
the
play,
"When
Knighthood
was
in
Flower,"
which
comes
to
the
West
holme
tomorrow
ami
Saturday
nlslits,
Kinjs
Henry
VIII.,'
of
Knpland,
ives
a
tournament
at
Hampton
Court
in
honor
of
the
sixteenth
lirthday
of
his
younger
sinter.
list
knight
jut
returned
-from
the
wars
in
France,
overcomes
all
contestants,
including
the
proud
Duke
of
lluckingliam.
ltrandoii
is
Mii)iniiicd
lo
the
royal
box
where
I
be
Princess
gives
him
a
golden
necklace
ami
the
King
a
p.
points
hint
Captain
of
the
Royal
Uuard.
At
court,
ltrandoii
trains
further
favor
by
teaching
the
Prince.
Hie
newest
dance
from
France
ami
il
i
iiulle
exiilent
that
she
has
fallen
in
love
with
the
liamNouie
knight.
Itul
the
Princes
is
only
a
pawn
in
the
King
s
gulne
of
imperial
politics,
ami
he
bids
her
receive
I
he
amhaoador
of
foreign
monarch
eeking
her
hand
in
mar
riage.
King
Louis
XH
of
France,
bills
hiubet.
hut
when
she
sees
Hie
portrail
of
Hie
decrepit
old
monarch.
Mary
repeals
being
marrieil
to
that
withered
wreck
Yes,
we
have
No
Bananas
but
we
have
Cauliflower,
C.u-ctimbe
s.
Ibad
Lettuce,
(ireen
Onions.
Par
ley.
Corn
Cucumbers,
(ireen
Tomato.
Pickling
Onion.
Pickling
Cucumber,
(ireen
Tomata.
Citron,
Hubbard
Squash.
Turnips
Carrots,
Heel,
Parsnip.
Cabbage,
ami
Onion,
mill
like
the
merchant
in
the
latest
popular
oug.
w
pride
ourselves
upon
tin-
high
quality
of
our
god
ami
the
fart
that
we
ell
at
the
lowest
market
'
prices.
'
'
WEEK
END
SPECIALS
Maid
of
Clover
Creamery
Butter,
in
bulk,
3
lbs.
for
S1.25.
We
absolutely
guarantee
the
quality
of
(his
butter
to
!
superior
lo
any
line
on
this
market,
ami
we
lake
this
opportunity
of
advising
you
that
this
price
on
butter
will
be
a
thing
of
the
past
within
ten
day.
B.C.
Fresh
Pullet
Eggs
Week-em.'
Special,
3
doz.
for
$1.25.
We
couider
this
Hue
the
best
value
in
town
today.
They
are
fresh
stock.
Special
This
Week
End
Wealthy
Apples,
crated,
Jumble
Pack,
box
$1.95.
"An
apple
a
Day
Keeps
the
Doctor
Away.
There
Is
more
t
nil
ft
than
poetry
in
this
saying.
Puy
your
apples
by
the
box
and
let
the
kiddies
eat
plenty
of
them.
An
apple
al
night
before
retiring
will
preserve
their
teeth
from
decay.
British
Columbia
Mcintosh
Reds,
the
finest
apple
that
grows.First
shipment
H.C.
slock
arriving
for
Saturday
trade.
See
us
for
case
price
before
you
buy.
"Salt
Spring
Island
Jam."
Ooim
are
I
be
days
when
mother
worked
(ill
late
at
night
putting
up
jam
for
Hie
winter.
Nowadays
you
can
buy
heller
Jam
in
the
store.
Salt
Spring
Ilaml
.Tain
is
heller
jam
than
mother
used
Ii
make
became
it
i
made
under
perfect
conditions,
nothing
but
the
pure
sugar
and
the
very
choicest
berries
are
used.
The
berries
are
not
culled
or
over-ripe
from
shipping.
The
Salt
Spring
Island
berry
growers
must
make
Hie
bet
jam
obtain,
al
le
othrwise
they
will
have
no
market
for
their
produce.
This
I
your
guarantee.
Packed
only
In
Straw-borry,
Raspberry
and
Loganberry.
4
lb.
tins
95c.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211-212-281.
Saturday
Phone
8ervice
Starts
7
a.m.
SUMMER
COMPLAINT
Cramps
and
Diarrhoea
There
la
uo
vlner
kind
tf
dlaeaw
that
cuine
vn
u
qulrily
and
with
to
lull
wanilnr
as
an
altark
of
buwel
trouble.
Otic
may
retire
at
mint,
la
um
tt
of
bealln,
and
before
luorulnr
be
aak.eiMl
by
terrific
cramp
and
pains
Hi
the
Hcun-
acn
followed
ty
diarrhoea,
Uj.rnUry.
.
...
.
.
rtiuNlci
,TOIIU
v.
MV
V.
UVVVIff
III
iniiivv.,
.,!
iiiiinr,
mm
lone
funu
or
noiber.
i.liarle
nraudnit,
a
valiant
l.ng
At
thli
raxn
of
the
)er.
when
buuel
trouble
are
x
relent,
e
would
adle
I
lie
preutlu
vf
atwa
iiatltif
on
band
a
buttle
of
Dr.
fowler'
a
Extract
of
Wild
Strawberry
o
that
)ou
will
he
ready
fur
any
aud
all
eiuerrrurlei.
You
will
find
that
a
few
dote
of
thl
valu
able
remedy,
taken
promptly,
will
be
Um
meaut
of
reeulior
a
treat
deal
of
un-
nereiar)'
tufferlnr,
ud
many
tlnie!
Mte
life.
Mr.
Yv;
II.
iudd,
17
1
Catherine
St
of
a
king.
Consults
Fortune
Teller
In
her
dilemma.
.Mary
consult
a
famous
foriune-leiier
lit
disreputable
Hilliiignle
-eclioo
o(
Loudon.
The
Duke
of
I
luck
-
iiigham
trie
to
abduct
her.
but
ltrandoii
recue
her
ami
kill
two
of
Huekln.'liHin
men.
For
tin
he
is
n
r
re-tii
I
at
u
.l.uiee
nt
sister;
Francis
seeks
your
hand."
"I
would
gladly
marry
I'ranris.
brother,
but
iny
husband
might
object."
Cardinal
Woley
confirms
the
King's
promise
lo
let,
Hie
Prince
choose
her
second
husband,
but
the
Jealous
Duke
of
lliickinghaui
objects
thai
a
Prince
of
the
blood
royal
cannot
marry
a
commoner-
Where
il
p
o
u
-M
a
r
y
wheedle
Ihe
King
join
making
Hramlon
Ihe
Duke
of
Suffolk.
Mary
am!
Hramlon,
having
successfully
,,.fi,.,
(wo
Jr(H
and
(be
tradition
of
ages,
walk
out
of
Ihe
palace
ami
into
n
glorious
kingdom
of
(heir
own.
the
realm
of
true
love.
Moloi-ship
F.
C.
Ilarnes
lust
nljfht
from
Kelchikan
with
a
consignment
of
canned
salmon
for
transshipment
east
over
Hie
Canadian
National
nail-
ways,
The
house
of
.M.
,1.
McNeill
on
Allin
Avenue.
Weslview,
has
been
purchased
by
M.
F.
Mckerson,
who
will
lake
nn
his
residence
there
in
Ihe
near
future.
Mrs.
W.
Ollchrisl
left
by
last
nighF
train
hound
'for
New
York
on
a
vacation
(rip.
CAUSE
OF
FAME
Teacher
-
To
what
circum-slnnce
wa
Columbus
Indebted
for
his
fame?
Smart
biy
.-i-To
(lie
ciiciiin-stance
dial
America
was
not
already
disriivereuV
ll.itdou
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLACES
HER
CASE
FOR
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
BEFORE
GRAIN
COMMISSION
AT
CITY
HALL
TODAY
(continued
from
pate
one)
were
not
needed
here.
It.
Heaumoitt
corroborated
the
unlikelihood
of
there
being
port
cliHrges
here.
At
present
this
was
n
free
port,
lie
told
of
the
ad-
autiiKc
of
the
harbor
and
port
ami
its
clociic
to
the
siiitiuv
circle
of
veeli
from
the
south.
I'be
light
handicap
tu
the
Pan
ama
of
280
mile
was
almost
no.
thiiiu
in
it
voyage
of
thoiisumU
of
inilto.
There
were
plenty
of
ium
site
here
where
ships
might
lie
aliiiitide
the
elevator
There
wa
no
coinpiiloi
pilotaue
and
it
was
quite
feasible
lo
ue
tin
port
without
any
toll
except
Dominion
government
mull
charge
payable
by
all
port
in
Cauuda.
He
uggetit
(hut
this
port
was
deliiHl
to
become
oil
of
the
S.
Ilitiiiitou.
ont..
rite:
-ul
nm-
reai
irane
pori
oj
i.aua.m
no
mer
I
hi
J
a
terjr
bJ
aiurk
of
luuunrr
matter
what
was
tjoiie
jul
now.
complalut,
rrimr
ami
diarrhoea
J
I
trlelj
Good
Site
Her
niany
dtrtereul
remedied,
but
I
her
dKl
noli
...
,.
...
,
..
U
"
'""
eplllllie.
the
,ee,n
t
beln
,e
I
lirartl
nt
tir
ntibr!'
Kitratt
of
Wild
strawberry.
o
derided
I
facilities
here.
There
wn
a
giHd
would
try
It.
I
wily
luuk
few.
di,
eenlir
ilv
between
PllUbliry
and
In
a
lxrt
time
I
a
better.'
!li,n,i
:m,l
rlnnu-
uilli
i.l..nlv
i,f
Prlre
0f
U.ttle;
put
up
S)jr
Th
.
.
,i...
"
,
,
.
T.
Nllburn
Co,
Limited.
Torvnl.
Ont
l""""
'"r
"
n-u-i
wa
ticu
n
in
insure
expeuiuoug
inoemeiil
of
grain.
There
wa
no
qu'-slioit
that
Prince
Rupert
had
advantage
uer
any
other
i
t.
Ill
A
jl,,.
I'jiruir
pon.
S.
I..
Parker
Mke
of
the
pro-eel
of
the
Peace
Rter
count
r'-
ami
said
an
elexittor
wit
uee.
sary
to
the
ileelopmeitl
f
llf
railway.
P.
II.
PilUburv
mentioned
the
Hampton
U.nrt
ami
intprionl
,,r
cilities
uml
it
hearing
in
I
he
Tow
er
of
I
Ion.
but
Mary
WM
ra,M
"PIB
I'lislne.
secures
hi
relea.e.
DisituixNl
'
J-Xlchnlls
oullitnil
possible
a
n
boy.
hr
trie
to
.dope
with
''Plil
whleh
miiiht
.e
rarrel
Mramhtu
In
America,
hut
I
hey
are
,r""'
,n"
"
.vertaken
nl
an
inn
in
HrHtol
w,,M"i
riuir
enrgin.,
..i.
ii,e
and
arreteil
afler
a
fight.
jrnuwnv.
ne
ii.h
.ii,i
ne
nmi
n.e
Hramloit
i
condemned
lo
"''
'rtim
one
of
the
I.ik
death,
bill
Just
a
be
I
motintitisr
""'Pl'ins
companies
dial
their
the
Mock,
ami
Hie
it.lmnn,,,',P
woU,l
"."r
l"r'
Prrt',,,,
ne
i
noised.
Mary
win
hi
fMir-l",p,e
laciiincs
ami
car
.
.
.
.
i
Ion
by
promiiux
to
marry
the
Kln
of
Francr
with
her
brother,
however,
Uml
that
he
hall
be
permitlel
In
ch'Mie
her
eeoml
htibaiiil
to
uit
The
beaut
i
fill
Kuglih
prinrps
is
rereied
vyjlh
royal
honors
in
Paris,
hut
old
l.iuii
soon
discov
ers
that
while
hv
for
a
queen,
he
has
not
trained
a
wife.
Mary
lead
him
a
merry
rhae
and
he
soon
dies.
Imprisoned
In
Palace
Hut
Franc!'
I.,
hi
ucce.or
to
the
Ihrone
of
Frnnre.
ha
fallen
in
love
with
,fary
and
i
determined
to
keep
her
by
fair
means
or
foul.
She
i
iinpri-oiir-.l
Hi
the
palace,
from
which
llrmidon
rescue
her
and
they
make
a
wild
datr
Ihroiii'li
a
driving
rniiislorm
fuj-
freeibwn
atid
home.
Ileilig
cut
off
at
a
bridge
by
the
purpl
ing
French
soldiers.
Ihey
boldly
leap
their
horses
over
I
he
pant-pet
and
so
effect
their
eeape.
Ill
l.iiglaml
Henry
VIII.
has
just
been
informed
that
Franci
I.
wan!.
lo
uftirry
Mary
uml
will
gle
even
a
belter
price
than
hi
pre.
dereor
when
in
walk
V..
F.
Duliy
Mjke
ufdfTci
lulnber
She
larjrinra,,e
,n
'elnlhm
lo
grain,
hip-.ut.vir
;menl
am!
uf
the
likely'develop.
menl
of
the
near
future.
Other
speaker
were
Sf.
p.
McCaffrry.
S.
I.
MrI.eNL
S.
K.
Caml-MI.
and
II.
St.
(.
I.ee.
all
of
wlinm
urged
the
erection
of
Ihn
elevator
uml
strengthened
Hie
case
for
Ibis
!
a
ha
bargained
,
.
un
niientiHui
a
nuiulier
of
the
visitor
altendel
the
luncheon
of
the
Itnlary
Club
ami
Inter
were
taken
out
on
the
harbor
in
Hie
Fipa.
They
leave
for
the
east
tin
evening.
MAIL
CONTRACT.
SlAUtl
Tt.
Mil:
IIS.
arretted
In
the
rouiunrr
General,
will
be
received
at
Ottawa
until
mum,
on
rrtdar.
tin
(lb;
October.
I
Of
J,
fur
the
rontejaiK
of
He
Mljetly't
Malic,
on
proposed
Contract
Tor
four
lear.
thirteen
time
per
week
on
I
tlie
mule
between
I'rlnct
Itupert
and
street
Wter
Uoea,
etc..
from
the
PoM-matter
GVneral'
pleasure.
Printed
notice
rontalnlne
furtliee
In.
(Jie
formation
a
to
miditlona
of
proponed
'Imuran
may
ie
seen
and
blank
form
of
...ili..g
Pri..ces.
Henry
embraces
j?
ZiutX
WKVvttSl
iicrf
ana
ay:
J
,
"nr
o.c
ttid
at
uw
orrtn
"You
mils!
return,
lo
France.
B.C.
I.
r.
Ml'flflAY.
tnilrlcl
Superlnlendent.
Ilth
Auruit
Ift).
Loggers
6
Prospectors
BOOTS
Men's
Fine
Shoes
from
$4.50
Men's
'Brown
Calf
Shoes,
in
Oooilvear
Welt,
wide
or
narrow
loes,
from
$5.50
Hand
Made
Loggers'
Boots
from
$8.50
REPAIRING.
GEO.
HILL
The
Shoeman.
Next
St.
Regis
Cafe.
NEW
BOSTON
Grill
Third
Ave.
The
I.alest
in
Restaurants,
Private
Boxes
for
Ladles.
Best
Food
Best
Service.
"Take
her
to
Ihn
Huston."
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIQHT.
Phone
376
The
House
MQualily
COATS
For
tlisiitit
iiuii
uiid
charm
our
tate-t
ltn
,
.
tlerful.
Kitrh
model
refle
U
beaiitv
til
workman
Inp
B
j
'
sign
and
all
are
in
Hie
la(et
uiateri.il
m,,
,
.
Bolivia,
Duvetyn
and
Suede
Cold
Some
have
collar
and
cuff
or
real
'kouk
.nd
while
other
are
in
plain
hliu
k
Ihdivi.i.
IT
vim
re
looking
for
'siiuiclhuiif
different
tteV
it
in
these
I
o
It
fall
slle.
"''
Prices
within
tho
range
of
all.
$27.50
to
$100.00
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CoT
Outfitters
to
the
Whole
Family.
8atlifactloti
or
Money
Back.
We
Prepay
Mall
Ordtrt
Prompt
delivery
to
oil
parts
of
Pruice
b
pn-i
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow,
7
and
9
Katherine
The
Woman
Macdonald
IN'
Conquers'
Hudson
-
Ihtv
"u..
vvoinuu's
I'otiulrv
i
-.
.
!
u,-hill
he
.iinc.
he
avv.
he
i
iinpicrcd.
,
i
!
Fifth
At
r
line
l"
ally
and
warm
Areltr
hhiii
i
-i
,
S.-
i-mil
iiii
tinte-
BRYANT
WASHBURN,
MITCHELL
LEWIS,
BORIS
KARLOFF
and
JUNE
ELVIOQC
THE
NEW
LEATHER
PU8HERS,
ROUND
SO.
X
"THE
CHICKASHA
BONE-CRUSHER."
FOX
NEWS-GAZETTE.
Admission
35e
in
10c
Shockley's
""il
Arc
now
Sole
Agents
for
the
lumber
o
:
"
A
r
Royal
Mills,
Hanall,
B.C.
DIMENSION
LUMBER.
8PRUCE
AND
CEDAR
SHIPUP.
8pruce
Planking
and
Cedar
for
Foundation
Work.
GET
OUR
PRICES
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU.
Phone
383.
Z
,
.
.
.
.M.iBai-aMBlB
These
cool
morning
make
one
think
at
w
;
i!;
uml
iiothliiK
s
more
seasoiintdc
than
For
the
Boy
A
New
Suit
and
a
MackinavJ
Coat
Our
n.i)V
Department
is
fully
slocked
with
Hi
f
nirivals
in
Hiiils
ami
Mackiiiitws
for
Ihe
Hos.
Suil'
r
Tvvee'ls
mid
Herges
in
brown,
navy
and
ftny-
-Hi
r0'"1
sliiidcb
this
season.
Prices
run
from
$6.50
to
$18.50
mid
sizes
from
20
In
:ill.
They
can
he
Imd
vv'lii
dlliC"
or
two
pairs
of
jiatits.
.
j
We
have
also
n
large
scleclioii
or
.Mucking
'WH
Ihe
latest
shades.
Prictis
run
from
$4.50
to
$10.00
mid
sizes
from
a
2
to
;m.
Jabour
Bros.
Ltl
1
1
1
V
HI
IU
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