Wednesday,
September
20.
1923.
There's
time
Time
to
do
the
many
things
ordinarily
put
off
on
wash-day.
For
Rinso
docs
not
keep
you
standing
over
the
wash-tub,
rubbing
until
your
back
aches
and
your
hands
are
red
and
sore.
Rinso,
an
entirely
different
kind
of
soap,
oaks
clothes
clean.
Rubbing
and
boiling
are
unnecessary.
The
big
soapy
Rinso
suds
gently
loosen
the
most
ground-ir
dirt
without
weakening
a
single
thread.
NOTE!
la
Uti
il
ukt.ftoa.
t
la
I
Back
al
Kiaae
la
a
tvb
la
mk
load
d.
la
tn
"W
wetef
a
Jl
Mea
iiaai
l
la
2
pack.fr,
la
lab
la
vet
ika
bit
laatiag
eua
lltat
Uaaaa
all
Um
dm.
'3
'V'.4
-
Z
LEVER
Have
You
Tried?
Rupert
Brand
s
OCKEYE
ALMON
andwiches
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
We
Have
Closed
Our
Branch
Store
And
must
reduce
our
stock
accordingly.
SOAP
8oap
of
all
kinds
at
10c,
15c
and
25c
per
cako.
Toilet,
Bath,
Medicated,
Baby,
Castillo,
Tar.
lU'gnliir
values
up
to
50c.
Face
Powders
at
25c
and
50c
per
box,
in
wliiUvhi-iincKc,
flesh
ami
rose.
These
nrn
leal
bargains,
II
will
pay
yuiiJo
liny
for
j
our
future
needs.
ORMES
LTD.
Rex
all
Stores
Cor.
Third
Ave.
A
Sixth.
Phone
82
and
200.
Y
Pay
Postage
on
all
Muil
Orders.
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7,
8.
9
Smith
Block
Office
Hours,
9
to
9
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
HEATER
TIME
IS
HERE
J
Make
your
seleelion
early
while
our
line
is
coiniileli'.
All
styles
nuil
sizes.
I'ulli
plain
anil
brick
'SI
2.50
(o
$45.00.
liny
now-
ami
nave
your
healer
ready
for
Hie
first
enhl
snap.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
p.o.
box
me.
in
the
package
BROTHERS
LIMITED
TORONTO
608
Third
Ave.
r
m
lined,
priced
from,
m
Tel.
3.
IJ.G.
Undertakers.
I'hone
41.
Hayuers,
Undertakers.
Pboue
351..
tf
JbVJirccnwcIl
rulunu'li.
from
Auyrjx
by
the
Cardena
yesterday
aflerpoou.
Duly
one
speaker
at
the
Fm-
press
I.
mi.
lit
at
8-PreinIcr
John
Oliver.
Miss
Nellie
M.
Meiii-lntr
bus
heen
appointed
a
mining
recorder
for
Allin
dUlriqt.t
.
4
.
.ybu
James
Me.Meenau
returned
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
Car
Jena
from
a
vlsil
lo
Alice
Arm
where
he
has
mining
and
oilier
InleresN.
Premier
Oliver
has
a
few
Ihiiigs
in
say
In
the
elector!
tonight
at
Hie
jjmpress
Theatre
and
lie
will
lake
oft
hi
gloves
lo
ay
lliein.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
licurgc
McAfee
arrived
in
the
city
from
(ieorge-
lown
yesterday
atleriioon
ami
arc
registered
at
Hie
Hotel
Prince
Iliiperl.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
K.
I'ainidhi
arrived
in
the
city
from
Anyox
on
the
(litnleiia
yesterday
afternoon
ami
lire
registered
at
the
Hotel
Central.
A
short
and
snappy
meeting
al
Hie
F.mprcss
'Hi
eat
re
(ouight
vvlien
Farmer
John
Oliver
will
he
Hie
only
speaker
eoinnieiiciu;
sharp
al
K.
Chris.
Iiivon.
lose
in
i.'
superin
lendenl
for
the
Hi?
Hay
sawmill
Ocorxelowii,
arrived
in
Ihe
city
ye-ioniay
alieninon
ami
Is
re
gistered
al
Ihe
Ontral
Hotel.
Andrew
rIirt'n
of
Seattle
and
.
It.
Tonkin
of
Sealllc,
well
kii"w
n
mining
men,
were
paeii
stern
going
south
from
Stewart
on
the
Curdenn
yesterday
after
noon,
v
i.ouveitiiou
reiHiri
were
re
ceived
and
itieuel
al
the
meeU.
in?
of-
the
-Trader
and
Labor
(loiiiHril
liisl
nttilit.
There
was
a
good
attendance
a
I
The
meeting
and
Aid.
S.
II.
Maedonald,
presi
ded,
whs
in
the
chair.
i.
m
.
Mevvari,
Iravclluu
re
presentative
of
-Ihe
(irpal
Wot
tile
Insurance
Co.,
Vancouver,
amved
in
Ihe
eily
yeslenfay
af
ternoon
by
Ihe
Cardona
from
Auyni
and
Slewarl
where
he
has
been
for
the
past
few
weeks
on
business.
I'he
ease
tif
Lena
Silver,
char;:
ed
wild
the
Iheft
of
;00
from
Kdwanl
Hanson,
was
furl
her
ad
Journed
for
eight
days
in
Hie
police
court
this
morning.
Ac
cused,
who
t
out
on
$100
hail.
was
represented
in
eourt
bv
S
V.
Taylor
of
Williams.
Mansim
linutatcs.
Itemaud
was
made
as
some
of
the
witnesses
are
out
of
Ihe
eily.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hill
00.
I.O.D.F...
Hallowe'en
Hazaar,
October
20.
Hospital
Hallowe'en
Hall
October
.11.
.Vuvlirntt
Church
Hazaar,
Xo-
ember
1
1.
-
Picsh.vlcnan
Chureh
Hntanr.
.Nov
ember
2
1.
Plus
1c
7-
Per
Pleco
a
pound
FLOAT-IRONED
Family
Service
All
of
your
washing
SO
per
cant
or
your
Ironing
tv.rythlng
return.d
dry
You
simply
touch
up
f.w
outer
garments
such
a
waists,
blouses,
house
dresses,
with
hand-Iron.
Phone
us
today.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Phone
8.
i
?
-,
,
rurTL.ru.aj
joun
Oliver
tonight.
T
-a
Local
and
Personal'
Mrs.
0.
K.
Uulick
.
left
.-
oil
last
night's
train
for
Hazelton.
i
"wn
George.
oodlaud
is
leaving
tonight
on
thj
I'rince
Huperl
fur
Aiiyox
on
a-imsmess
in
p.
J.
M.
Hockin,
representative
of
Mcl.eifnan
A
Afcl'eeley,
Vancou
ver
whoIesaleTiardware
firm,
re
turned
from
.Stewart
on
the
I'rince
Albert
this
morning.
'There
will
be
no
preliminaries
al
Ihe
public
meeting
al
Ihe
Kui-
pres
Theatre
'tonight.
Premier
Oliver
will
besin
sneaking
at
H
as
lie
has
lo
leave
for
Anyux
al
10.
.
Miss
i:.
Ward
for
Masselt
and
T.
(5.
(iarrell
for
Huckley
Hay
arc
among
the
passengers
booked
to
sail
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
vn
Hie
Prince
Albert
this
evening.
C.N.
It.
steamer
Prince
Albert,
Capl.
Neil
McLean,
arrived
from
Stewart
al
8:15
this
morning
and
will
sail
Ibis
evening
at
8
for
(he
Queen
'
Charlotte'
Islands
and
Vancouver.
.Mr.
i.inJ
.Mrs.
William
liaiagno
relumed
by
the'
Princess
Alice
lasl
night
from
Ketchikan
where
I
hey
have
resjded
for
the
past
year.
Mr.
Halagno
is
lo
resume
his
position
as
violinist
in
Hi
Westholme
Thealre
Orchestra
here.
In
arranging
a
program
for
Ihe
winler
mouths,
it
was
decided
al
the
meeting
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
lasl
tiitrlit
to
have
only'
one
business
meeting
each
mouth.
Social
ami
other
special
ineeliiis
will,
he
held
as
ar
ranged.
P.
Wingham,
highlh
Avenue
and
Howser
Slreel.
charged
with
allowing
chickens
lo
run
al
large.
was
dismissed
with
a
caution
by
Magistrate
McClyiuont
in
the
Police
court
this
morning.
The
charge
was
laid
on
the
complaint
of
neishbors.
Molorship
Hellingham,
Capl.
I.en
Williams,
was
in
port
from
11
yesterday
morniiiK
(o
V
in
I
lie
evening'
unloading'
823
cases
of
salmon
and
095.
bstrreW
of
her
ring
oil
from
Kelehiknu
for
Irausshipiiienl
Hast
over
the
Canadian
.National
iiajlway.
L'niiui
si
earner
Cardena,
Capl.
A.
H.
Dickson,
southbound
from
Anyox
and
Stewart
'lo
Vancouver,
was
in
port
from
3:10
lo
5:30
jesterday
afternoon.
'The
vessel
loaded
a
shipment
of
fresh
hali
but
at
Ihe
Atliu
Fisheries
wharf
for
Vancouver.
She
had
a
largo
through
passenger
list
going
south.
A
re-draw
was
made
at
the
t
meeting
of
the
Trades
and
I.aburM"
iur
great
Reduction
Sale.
Council
last
night
for
a
fishing
rod
doualed
by
Fred
Stork,
M.P.
Ticket
No.
1
10
was
drawn.
II
the
holder
of
litis
ticket
does
not
call
for
the
rod
within
a
week.
Hie
next
choice
will
he
announced
al
the
ollice
of
the
,
secretary,
T.
Hoss
Mackay.
Willi
-M8
passengeiS
"o!i
board,
everal
of
them
Yukoners
on
their
way
south
ly
spend
Ihe
winter.
Ihe
CJMl.
steamer
Prin
cess
Alice.
Cant.
Ormistou.
was
in
port
from
Skagway
between
8
and
0
o'clfick'ijasl
evening.
One
of
the
through
passengers
who
went
uplovyn'
here
was
delayed
in
reluming
to
Ihe
vessel
and
when
he
reached
lhe
government
wharf
had
pulled,
into
the
stream,
anient
signal
were
made
and
Hie
sleamer
wailed
for
a
few
miuules
while.
Hie
belated
pas
senger
was
laken
out
to
the
boat
in
Ihe
launch
n2.i."
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
IHiiHY
ISLAND,
t-
ltalninc.
freslr
southeast
wind,
barometer,
20.81;
temperature,
50;
light,
swell;
8
p.pi,
spoke
steamer'
OrilTeo
lowing
scow
OritT
12?
miles
from
Anyox
bound
for
Anyox.
HKAIi
TUFF,
POINT.
Cloudy,
calm;
baroiiMer,
20.8G;V
temperature.
t;
sea
smooth.
Ill
LI.
IIAMHOlt.
Overcast,
light
-southeast
,vind;
barometer,
311.01;
temperature,
It);
light
swell;
TO:
15
p.m.
spoke
sleamer
Prince
(Seorge
in
Queen
Charlotte
Siumd
'
southbound;
2:15
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Hu-pert
in
Milbauk
Sound
north,
bound;
0:10
a.m.
spoke
sleamer
Canadian
Farmer
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
suiijhhyund.
Noon
UUUlV
ISLANI'XJvonast
our
T
pack
SI
s
calm;
haromi-ter.
SO.
ST
lemper-
alure.
38;
sea
smooth.
liT.AIi
TUKK
POINT
-Cloudy.
calm;
barometer,
20.92
temper-
alure,
Ii2;
sea
smooth.
Ht
LI.
IIAIUOll.
Ovi'ica.sl.
light
soullieasl
wind:
bartimeJer,
oii:Ol:
leiiiieraliire.
52:
light
swell;
0
a.m.
spoke
lug
Lome
in
(liter
Passage
Ixtund
for
Thurston
Harbor;
0
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Alice
off
Ivory
Island
southbound;
1
1
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Cardena
due
Ocean
Falls
I
p.m.
southbound.
Mrs.
11.
W.
Orieve
left
on
lal
night's
train
for
Sniilhers.
She
will
be
back
on
Friday.
FULLER'S
MOVING
SALE
This
is
your
last
chance
lo
gel
All
Fruit
Jars.
25'
v
discount.
'
Linoleo
for
oilcloth,
50
discount
Pure
Jams
Strawberry,
Hed
Currant,
Hrumhle
Jelly
and
Marmalade,
per
i
lb.
tin,
75c
Pickles
in
gallon
jars.
lleg.
J2.25.
Offering
at
$1.65
jar.
Huller
has
advanced
lo
50Cf
per
lb.
We
are
still
selling
for
this
week
only
nt
45c.
Pjirk
and
Heans,
20c
size,
t
for
50c.
Pork
and
Heans.
15e
size,
fi
for
50c.
Itaisins,
seedless.
3
lbs.
for
50c
Muscatels,
I
lbs.
for
50c.
One
lb.
of
eociwt
free
Willi
each
th.
of
Malkin's
Hesl
Tea
or
Coffee
Corn
and
Peas.
2's.
only
15c.
Pure
Maple
Syrup,
bottles,
50c.
Cabbage,
per
lb..
5c.
I.ibby
Mustard,
25c
site,
20c.
Oysters
in
tins.
t.0()
site.
75c.
Crabapples.
special,
7c
lb.
Hcnuomy
.'Tops.
reg.
I5c.
for
35c.
Vermicelli,
20e
pkg.
for
15c.
Hurley
Flour.
25e
site.
3
for
25c,
.McCprmieks
Hiseuils,
.
pkgs.
15c,
i
i
s,
iMiwunisnurg
i.orn
syrup,
j20a
site
for
15c.
.
l.'p
IlivirSpuVls..ttk'J.
tdr
i,75
per
sack,
FULLER'S
GROCERY,
Third
Ave.
with.
Ml
New
Issue
Dominionof
Canada
5
per
cent
Bonds.
Dated
October
15,
1923,
in
three
denominations,
thousands,
five
hundreds
ami
hundred.
The
hundreds
are
regislerale;
as
to
principal
while
Ihe
thousands
and
five
hundreds
'.are
registerable
as
"
lu
principal
and
interest.
Twenty
year
bonds
al
$U8.a3
and
interest
yielding
5.M
per
cent.
Five
year
bonds
at
and
interest
yielding
5.2:
jer
cent.
A
bonus
of
fifteen
days
interest
un
conversions
of
IU23.
Victory
Uouds
as
well
as
.-517.50
or
I0.00
per
thousand.
Wire
your
orders
at
our
expense.
Gillespie,
Hart
&
Todd.
Ltd
711
Fort
Street,
Victoria,
B.C.
Sales
in
B.
C.
greater
than
all
others
combined,
miiiirrfiiifiiii
aHMSJ
IB
UIFTVIIII
llllllill
liUSsS
.-
iiiiiiK:
a
Sf
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advertisement
is
not
IIIIIIMsssssssllO.
cut
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r
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Demand
"Cascf.de"
Order
today
from
any
Government
Vendor
THE
BHEW
FOr
Yi
H
nuriHher1
or
MnUv&
Kw.
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
,
of
'
British
Columbia.
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