rsdayv
August
9,
1923.
-
TBI
DAILY
N1WI
At
Nice
haslets
mixed
fruits
at
'Ut
the
popular
prices.
Tab!
Supply.
Clark.
Kitchens
help
yu
Local
and
Personal
0
Urol
her
Kill,
Mis
May
Ileid
Morning
Noon
for
Carnival
Queen.
The
Elks'
or
Night
Serve
U.
C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
t(
candidate.
Haynera.
Under
lakera.
Pboue
Francis
Millerd,
ow
ner
of
I
he
CLARK'S
3S1.
tf
Homerville
Cannery,
arrited
from
I
he
Naas
Hiver
yesterday
and
is
Arriving
today,,.
Peach
Plums.
registered
at
the
Hotel
Prince
00c.
per
basket.
Table
Supply.
Rupert.
PORK
and
U
BEANS
SMOKED
DAILY
by
AND
Children
just
love
Clark'sPorkft
Beans,
which
grown-ups
appreciate
as
a
delicious,
nutritious
&
economical
dish.
Your
choice
of
Chill,
Tomato
or
Plain
Sauces
at
dealer
throughout
Canada.
Oneol
the
many
eicellent
ready-to-serve
dishes
prepared
by
W.
CLARK
Limited,
-
MONTREAL
Rupert"
Brand
Kippers
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
(Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
l
fix
t
i
ii
it
.iv
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
engineers,
machinists,
Boilermakers,
Dlacksmltht,
Pattern
q
mtkere,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Cto.
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding.
Our
plant
l
equipped
to
V"ndle
all
kinds
of
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
,
PHONES
43
AND
385
IS
IT
WORTH
WHILE
Keeping
timber
for
B.C.
Industries?
Keeping
alive
a
prosperous
payroll?
Keeping
fur
and
feather
in
B.C.?
Keeping
timber
for
manufacture?
Keeping
a
green
forest
for
posterity?
phen
..
Prevent
Forest
Fires
IT
PAYS
18T
Huvc
Money!
Uuy
our
Nanaimo-
Wellington
Nut
Coal
at
(13.50
a
ton.
Albert
&.
McCallery.
Ltd.
If
...
-
Mrs,
Maurice
Hodgson
of
Van
couver
is
visiting
the
cily
a
guest
of
Mr.
ami
Mm.
Frank
Dibit,
Se-veiiUi
Ave.
West,
N.
II,
Wallon,
C.N.II.
general
u.eiiiilfinlrnl,
returned
lad
night
frtun
a
trip
of
iuipeclioii
over
hie,
territory.
Iti-'Wliir
monthly
mceJhiit
of
Ihe
',M)lrrw
tMieiely
will
be
new
m.uie
nooius
iniiiiirnin
rn
lay,
August
10
lo
V
p.m.
Fur
Carnival
jueen,
Mi
Adeline
HenrlksoiH,
"Ihe
lit
lie
FishermaMlen."
The
Fishermen'
ami
Mouse
Candidate..
,
Miss
L
(iarriek
arrive
in
Hie
1
1
nit
I
he
Prince
George
yeslcr
day
afternoon
ami
proceeded
lo
orl
Simpon
where-
die
will
pini
a
hobjday.
.
Mr.
ami
.Mrs.
David
iluir
of
Vnyox.
whit
were
recently,
mar
ten.
were
paeng(rs
going
iinrlh
oil
llie
Prinne
George
yes
terday
afternoon
reluming
from
llieir
honeymoon
in
Uie
south
Mi
Hose
Murphy
of
New
Westminster,
who
tm
Immmi
visil-
uv,
her
subpr
and
Miss
Heldiug
here
for
several
week,
leave
to.
niif
lit
on
the
Priure
George.
.She
is
on
Hie
leaching
-la
If
of
I
he
public
selnmls
in
Ihe
ltoyul
City
GeiM-pe
p.
(
:iale.
ssjlanl
arncral.
inaiiacer
of
llie
M
asset
I
l'noter
Iai.,
arrived
from
Van
riMixi'i
ii
die
prince
tieorce
yes
lerday
afternoon
and
sailetl
this
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
by
Hie
Prinee
John
for
llurkley
llay.
MeX.
McOueeu.
who
some
Mis
Lou
Wiudieat,
arrived
in
Ihe
City
from
llie
East
yesterday
afleruoon
aiTuipiinied
by
their
nephew.
II.
L.
Wethey,
manager
of
tie
Canadian
Hank
of
lioni-uieire
at
Neepawa,
Maniloha.
They
ar.
M.
diesis
of
Archbishop
and
Mrs.
F.
II.
DuVernet.
Fourth
Avenue
Wcs!,
and
wilt
sail
for
Vancouver
ou
Ihe
Prince
Gorvi'
lonight
.
The
two
big
coast
liners
Prntfc
Prince
George
Capl.
V.
S;
Mooiehoiise.
iilul
Princess
1'or
Carnival'
Cjueen,
Miss
Adeline
Henrikson,
"the
little
Fishcrmaidcn."
The
Fishermen's
and
Moose
'
tyrs.
Fred
Nash
and
children
arrived
from
Terrace
on
last
night's
train
and
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Prince
John
for
Massett.
Louise.
Capl.
Arthur
Slater,
"esilay
lusl
si
ran
uilo
jhuI
yesterday
afleruoon
al
t
o'clock
almost
alnejtst
of
each
other
presenting
ail
interesting
siuht
for
Ihe
peo
ple
nlonjt
the
waterfront.
The
Gcrgt-
was
in
from
Vancouver
ainl
sailed
al
III
o'clock
for
Anyox.
The
Louise,
from
Alaska,
sailed
for
the
south
at
o'clock.
u
Plus
1o
Per
Piece
r
a
pound
FLO
AT-I
RONED
Family
Service
All
of
your
washing
80
pt
cent
or
your
Ironing
everything
returned
dry
You
limply
touch
up
few
outer
germents
such
l
waists,
blouses,
house
dresses,
with
hend-iron.
Phone
us
today,
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Phons
S.
l.
John
tj.
Tail,
president
of
the
Tail
Pipe
A
Foundry
Co.
Ltd
Vancouver,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
.
south
..
on
the
Princi
George
yesterday
afleruoon.
F.
V.
How
liny,
supfrintejideul
of
Government
Telegraphs,
is
on
a
trip
of
inspection
lo
Telegraph
Crek.
He
expects
to
be
awa
about
a
fortnight.
W.
C.
Curtis,
New
Weslmin-
sler
broker,
is
registered
al
I
he
llolel
Prince
Ituperl.
He
ar
rived
from
-.1
tie
south
on
the
Prince
Georse
yelerday
after
noon.
II.
F.
McNaughlon.
C.N.H.
dU
I
riel
paenKiT
aenl,
relurned
to
the
city
on
last
nivhl's
train
afler
accompanying
llie
Philadrl-
idiia
Teachers'
excursion
as
far
ead
an
Jasper
Park.
M.
G.
Wallace,
vice-president
if
(he
Shore-Wallace
Co.
Ltd
Vancouver
wholesale
paint
deal
er".
wa
an
arrival
irom
me
mkjIIi
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
yesterday
afleruoon.
Janies
Inckson,
maiiai!ir
of
th
Frye-llruhu
Meat
Co.,
Ketchikan
jffMvrrtt'ynW!Trmt
i..
and
Hale
l...pjlt.
luaua
George
Friti-H's
buleher
shop
(iiof'Wliii
is
now
in
Hie
wholesale
brokerage
business
in
Vancou
ver,
arrived
from
the
south
on
die
pruire
(leorvc
yeeslerday
af-
lenn.mii
en
rmile
to
Anyox.
Hr
will
lie
hack
in
town
on
Ihe
same
steamer
tonight.'
He
was
met
and
welcomed
baok
by
many
old
friends
yeslerilay.
Miss
Wiudient
well
known
arlil
of
Toroiilo.
and
her
sister.
Mrs.
Dickson
and
Miss
J.
Hick
sou
arrived
from
the
north
on
llie
Princess
Louise
yesterday
af
lertKioH
and
are'
'registered
llie
Hotel
Prince
llupert.
II.
A.
Guess,
vice-president
and
general
manager
of
mines
for
I
he
American
Smelting
&
lief
in
ger
of
the
Premier
mine,
will
sail
by
Ihe
Prince
llupert
to
morrow
night
for
Stewart.
I
endured
al
l.25
per
yanl.
II.
the
at
The
contract
for
removing
the
muskeg
and.
loose
lock
from
the
Nurses"
Home
site
was
let
las
night
lo
Messrs.
llokkjar
and
Lamlslrom
al
83c.
per
cubic
yard
A.
Melvin
and
l.
F.
Farrell
each
O.
Hell.
Irving,
president
of
Vancouver,
salmon
canning
company
bearing
his
name,
has
returned
to
Ihe
city
after
visit
in
v
his
company'.
interests
on
Hie
Naa
and
Skecnu
Ilivers,
a
is
registered
al
the
Hotel
Prince
llupert.
The
many
friends
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.rncst
S.
Hay,
Digby
lJ
land.
Prince
llupert,
wil
be
pieaseu
lo
know-
(Hat
.Mr.
Iav
is
progressing
favorably
afler
very
serious
operation
at
tho
lloyal
Jubilee
Hospital
on
Wed-
-Vicloria
Colonist
A.
A.
Forsylhe.
chief
clerk
lo
Itcgiualil
Iteauinout,
.
CG.M.M.
local
siijieriutendcnlAvill
leave
in
it
few
days
for
Victoria
to
which
point
he
has
received
a
transfer
in
tli'kservjce
of
Ihe
company.
Mr.
Forsylhe
has
here
for
several
years
and
many
friends
will
regret
his
departure
from
Ihe
city.
J.
W.
Allen,
engineer
for
the
Hominion
Fisheries,
arrived
from
Vancouver
yesterday
with
Ihe
plans
for
two
C0-fool
gasoline
cruisers
which
are
in
he
built
In
Ihe
local
dry
dock
riirIhe
l(-parlmeul
of
Marine
aiiiT
Fisheries.
He
is
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Allen
and
they
are
registered
al
Ihe
Hotel
Prince
Ituperl.
J.
Gordon
Smith
of
'the
publicity
section
of
the
lands
department
of
provincial
government
service
arrived
in
(he
city
'yesterday
for
the
purpose
of
revising
the
dala
in
the
booklet
dealing
with
this
district
which
was
prepared
a
couple
of
years
ago.
The
'new
hookler
will
be
brought
right
up
to
dale.
This
afleruoon
Mr.
Smith
addressed
the
llolary
Club,
his
subject
being
"The
Province
in
which
we
live."
He
will
spend
several
dM
here
before
pl"(HMt'CfVl,l,,
Interior.
Grangemrn!
Your
attendance
is
urgenlly
requested
to
night
a
March
lloom
al
K
o'clock.
For
Carnival
IJueen,
Miss
Adeline
Heuriksuu,
"the
lil-lle
Fisherniaiden."
The
Fishermeu's
and
Moose
Mrs.
W.
I.
Vance
and
family
returned
on
last
nighl's
train
from
iklmotUon
accompanied
ly
Mrs.
Vance's
mother.
Mrs.
Mcintosh,
who
will
.-pen.
I
some
lime
here
recujft'raliiig
from
a
recent
seriou
illness.
"The
flying
boat
G-CYliX
is
doing
fine
work
in
District
No.
2
and
I
projioM)
lo
liave
it
sta-lioned
here,
for
several
more
weeks
al
least,"
stated
Major
J.
A.
Mollierwell,
chief
inspector
of
fisheries,
(his
morning.
Orangemen
and
friends
are
invited
lo
meet
MAW
llro.
Dr.
T.
Williams
Fisher,
D.G.
Chaplain
Triennial
Council
of
Ihe
YVorty,
and
MAW
llro.
David
Call.
D.G.
Master
of
L'uglaud.
in
the
Melro-pole
'Hall
at
V.JO
to-night.
-
-
Tom
lleward
of
Yahcouver,
supercargo
for
II.
W.
Greer
A
Son
and
formerly
of
this
city,
is
expected
here
next
week
to
relieve
A.
S.
Paul
for
a
short
lime
in
charge
of
the
local
steve
doring
work.
Mr.
Paul
is
going
south
In
meet
Ihe
ensioii
board
ollicials.
I.
S.
Dade,
who
was
engaged
in
the
brokerage
business
in
this
city
some
years
ago,
arrived
yes
terday
afternoon
from
Hie
south
on
llie
sleuner
Prince
George.
Dr.
Dade
is
now
located
in
Dorse,
Idaho,
where
he
is
in
charjre
of
veterinary
work
for
Hie
sheep
breeders
of
the
stale.
One
of
the
local
polytechnic
students
A.
Hudema,
whose
standing
was
published
yesler-
lay
showing
that
he
secured
,7.7.r
in
geometry,
got
Ihe
high
est
marks
In
Ihe
whole
province.
He
is
a
product
of
the
local
schools
and
his
family
live
here.
He
is
at
present
in
the
employ
of
Steens
Ltd.
It
is
such
work
as
this
thai
keeps
Prince
llupert
lo
Ihe
fore.
E
GZEMA
Yuu
are
ixt
ei
perlnient-ing
when
vnu
uie
lr.
tiiiksF's
Oint
ment
for
Kr
tenia
and
skin
Irritation.
U
rrlietes
at
(Mice
and
gradually
hrals
the
skin.
Sample
box
Or.
Cbaie's
Otnunent
free
II
you
mention
ttls
and
send
So.
sump
forjw'taje.
nc.
a
Kurt
i
all
dealers
or
Ktninw,
Utes
On..
Mni''-1.
lorui'-
mm
Package
of
1
0
now
18
-
35
Gill
Gold-pJated
Safety
Razor
P
A
R
I
S
Price
$1.00
Here
Is
the
biggest
razor
value
in
twenty
years.
Through
a
fortunati
purchase,
we
offer
this
gold-plated
genuine
made-itv
Canada
Gillette
at
an
unheard-of
price.
Complete
in
every
detail
li'tvr-l
este
These
Gillettet
ire
not'"
seconds
or
"Army
lue."
They
tre
newly
manufactured
genuine
Gillette
stock.
They
are
exactly
as
represented
and
we
guarantee
them
to
be
perfect
in
material
and
workmaniKip.
Get,
yours
today.
None
sold
to
dealer..
-
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Stores.
Phones
200,
82'
and
134.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th.
3rd
Ave.
and
2nd.
We
pay
postage
on
all
mail
orders.
ioM
We
Extend
to
You
A
Cordial
Invitation
to
Visit
Our
Store
during
VANCOUVER
FAIR
WEEK
August
11
to
18.
P.
PARIS
Boot
and
Shoe
Manufacturer
51
Hastings
Street
West
Vancouver,
B.C.
Special
Teapot
Sale
Wealiave
been
furlunute,
in
securing
un
ussorled
crale
of
Old
English
Teapots1
-which
we
have
priced
exceptiuiiully
low.
There
are
several
styles
uud
sizes
lo
choose
from.
Prices
run
from
00c
to
$1.50.
They
ure
now
ou
display
in
uur
window.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.O.
Box
1646.
608
Third
Ave.
Tel.
3.
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