jiturdr
September
1,
1923.
II.
L,
Ilrown
sailed
by
the
rince
George
last
uizht
for
Local
and
Personal
Stewart.
ol
Supplies
We
ftiiii
them
Iy
Uic
hundreds.
Mecouse.
we
have
Books,
Bags,
Rulers,
Loose
Leaf
.Binders
and
Fillers
n
lurl
cverlhiiig
llial
an
uji-lo-dale
Look,
tunj
stationery
Itnild
have,
ul
price
thai
satisfy
everyliody.
Call
or
write
for
a
complete
list
all
hook
uml
ciijlifs
used
in
the
Public
ttiJ
High
School,
lo
Omimcrriul
School.
Kvery
item
is
jirii
eil
to
please.
"Rupert"
Brand
Kippers
SMOKED
DAILY
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
I
Canadian
National
Railway
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T,
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dok
Engineers,
Machlnlttt,
Bollermakars,
Blacksmiths,
PatUm
'
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Eto.
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding.
Our
plant
ia
equipped
to
k-ndle
all
kinds
of
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONES
43
AND
385
Travel
East!
SUMMER
EXCURSIONS
ON
SALE
DAILY.
vUnion
Pacific
System
The
U.P.
follows
the
original
western
trails
covering
scenery
of
the
8torled
West.
SALT
LAKE
The
.Mormon
country.
DENVER
The
c,il
:t
'le
liiKh.
...
CHEYENNE
The
Plain-
country'.
THE
COLUMBIA
RIVER
AND
HIGHWAY
ami
many
other
attractive
plnrps.
Double
Track
Steel
Equipment
Qood
Meals.
A
TRIP
INCOMFORT
e
jour
summer
ticket
read
one
way,
k
any
railroad
ticket
aent
or
write.
fnANK.;
ELLIOTT
T...
K.
1.
A.
W.
H.
OLIN
Asst.
O.K.
&
1A.
UNION
PACIFIC
STATION
Seattle,
Washington
JI.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
11.
Hayners,
Under
takera.
Pboue
351.
if
Higher
lulls!
Miss-'Mury
Ileid
for
Carnival
.Queen.
-
.
HAV.V.A.
seueral
iiit-cl
inir
will
he
held
September
i.
Important
business.
J.ulheraji
Service
II
a.m.
Sun-
ilay.
Melropole'
Hall.
Two
solo-
11
1.
Welcome.
The
Church
of
Holland
Sunday
School
will
resume
its
work
next
fcunuay
at
2.30"
p.m.
207
Price
of
Admission
U
Labor
Day
Sport
will
be
5
cents
for
adults,
i
ll
itOieu
free.
Save
Money
kliuy
our
.Vanaimo
Wellington
Js'ut
Coal
at
13.50
a
ton.
Albert
&
MsCatfery,
Ltd.
If
I
Williams
and
.S.
W.Tay
'lr
nuiii-.i
jiy
(he
launch
Sliawal-
la"
yesterday
morning
for
Surf
Intel
iII
bUelUe.
,.
Joe
tireer
w'ds
a
passenger
by
Hie
Prince
firwrge
last
.uijrjit
for
(wart
on
lmin.
Hp
expert
In
i
ei
urn
Tisday.
Monday
b.-intr
Labor
Day
and
holiday,
the
nvrntkr'
Meekly
HM'Hiiijr
mi
uif.
niy
eouncil
i
IImiikm1
until
Tuesday
evening.
H
i.
1
lioiiiOMMi.
Canadian
(it-iin.L
JvlwJtie-
Co..
represeuta
live,
arrived
fnwi
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
yesterday
af
ternoon.
J.
It.
Taunoek
of
the
govern
ment
agent's
otlJc
at
Fort
Fra
ser
left
that
place
on
today's
train
bound
for
bis
old
home
in
KmrUiid
where
he
will
.spend
vacation.
.
,
Vllrr
Hale,
cmrt-
regilmr
and
tjuig
of
the
maii
Debt
CUiurt.
wailing
by
the
Prince
(niirgr
tonight
for
Victoria
where
he
will,
ppeml
a
three
tkf
xacalion
li'
Tea
St.
Jam'e
'of'fli'e
Higii
S-IkhI
IriM'hiMg
-lalf
re-turtiid
to
lite
fify
hy
the
i'rine'
eorge
vlerlay
altiTituon
after
liavinc
fpenl
the
uiiuiier
vac
turn
in
tbf
Miuth.
,Mr.
aaxl
Mr.
William
Millar
left
on
hit
nighlV
train
for
liaiellnii
where
they,
will
ipcnd
lei
)
viitiug
with
Mr
.and
Mr.
I:.
Hyile.
They
plan
to
motor
to
Telkwa
for
the
Harhe-
ue
on
Monday.
4-
-
li.
Mackenzie
ami
A.
Suther
land
arriveil
in
the
city
from
Surf
Inlet
on
the
Venture
yester
day
morning
an
are
regitered
at
the
Central
Hotel.
Mr.
Mac
kenzie
a
brother
of
Ian
Mackenzie,
the
Vancouver
M.I..A.
Opening
same
of
I
lie
Married
v..
Mngle
.Men
Ilaeiiall
feric.,
Sunday
afternoon
at
?.30.
The
Single
Men
rciHtl
the
attend-aure
nf
all
the
Single
Ifuilies
in
(the
iity,
ai
the
.Married
Men
arc
'bringing
their
families
to
root
for
them.
207
f
t
j
Mrltae
Krolhers
are
U
year
;
making
n
hid
for
outside
Im-i-ne
in
connection
with
the
M'hool
of
tho
pl'iiv
inre.
They
are
mulling
trice
lil
to
all
m'IiooI
teachers
and
others
and
'local
people
also
may
obtain
iIm-m"
lists
by
askuig'for
them.
7
J
Plus
1c
Per
Piece.
J-
a
pound
FLOAT-IRONED
Family
Service
All
of
your
wihlng
80
ni
cnt
or
your
Ironlnp
tvrythlng
rtturn.J
dry
You
simply
touch
up
f.w
ouur
girmcnit
such
waists,
btouws,
houtt
dr.M.s,
with
hand-Iron.
Phon
us
today.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Phone
8.
Monday
being.
Labor
Day
and
a
jiublic
holiday
the
Daily
.News
wilt
not
he
published
on
thai
day.
-
l'rize
ranginsr
from
a
box
of
applet
to
half's
ton
of
coal
for
Ladies
Novelty
events
on
Labor
Day,
Sept.
3.
Fi
eil
Hale
came
a
far
north
a;
Ocean
Falls
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
and
is
exacted
in
town
by
the
Prince
Hupert
on
Ma
inlay.
I-'.
K.
Carew,
of
the
sales
de-
pai-imenl
of
the
Canadian
Klec
(ric
Co.,
arrived
"from
Vancouver
mi
the
Prince
tJeorve
yesterday
afternoon.
C
School
Inspector
and
Mrs.
H
Fraser
and
fauiily
are
expect
ed
back
next
week
from
Victoria
where
they
have
been
spending
the
vacation.
The
Union
steamer
Venture,
Capl.
A.
Johnstone,
was
in
port
at
It
o'clock
this
morning'
reluming
south
to
Vancouver
from
Naa
Itiver
ports
of
call
.
II.
MorrUon
arriveil
from
Van
couver
on
the
Prince
George
yes
terday
afternoon
and
proceeded
by
the
eeniii2
train
to
Copper
City
where
lie
will
teach
school
Molorhip
Itellingham,
Capt
l.eu
Williams,
is
due
in
port
this
iifteriioiin
from
Ketchikan
with
a
carico
of
canned
salmon
for
transshipment
east
over
the
Qinadian
National
Hailways.
Donald
Mclnlosh
of
Vancouver
is
in
the
city
today
on
his
way
n
F.ndako
where
he
will
teacli
chool.
He
arrived
on
the
Prince
(oHirge
yesteritay
afternoon
and
will
leave
for
the
interior
on
to
night's
train
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
Strang
and
sun
arrived
in
(lie
city
irom
umiypiile
last
evening
and
are
regj-lered
at
the
Hotel
Prince
Jluperl.
.Mrs.
Miang
ami
son
will
sail
for
the
south
on
the
Prince
George
tonight
David
Thomson
who
broke
hi
l2
a
few;
weeks
ago
while
on
trip
to
the
jkeena.
Hiver.
i
re
vering
very
nicely
and
will
go
home
from
lh
:
liospilal
next
Tuesday.
II
will
re
a
month
yet.
however,
before
lie
will
be
able
to
walk
without
the
ue
of
crut
ches.
"
MUs
Minerva
'(.rant
of
Van
eouver
was
a
pa!enger
going
north
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
yest.crday
afternoon
hound
for
Premier
where
she
will
teach
school.
She
was
ac
iHUiipauicd
by
her
mother
who
will
be
in
the
city
this
evening
'
returning
south.
Miss
J.
Mc.N'aught
of
Vancou
ver
arrived
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
afternoon
enroute
to
Juick
where
she
will
take
a
school
teaching
position.
Miss
Dorothy
Auld,
formerly
of
the
Fernie
school
teaching
staff,
was
also
a,paesejiger
for
tiie
interior
where
she
has
taken
a
school.
Miss
Marguerite
Carrico
and
Miss
Klaine
Slrallou
of
Vancou
ver,
are
in
the
city
today
on
their
way
to
the
interior
where
they
will
take
leaching
positions,
the
former
at
Hums
Lake
and
the
latter
at
Houston.
They
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
George
yeslerilay
afternoon
and
will
leave
on
tonight's
train.
Mrs.
Kingsley
of
Now
York,
who
was
taken
ill
while
on
one
of
the
C.IMt.
tourist
boats
coming
north
recently
and
who
vva
admitted
to
the
hospital
here,
is
sailing
by
the
Princess
Alice
this
afternoon
enroute
Fast.
She
will
be
accompanied
to
New
York
by
Miss
Hazel
l.udgale.
H.N..
one
of
Ibis
year's
graduates
from
the
hospital,
who
intends
to
lake
n
position
and
remain
in
Ontario,
her
home
province.
.
I.oui
Watkiiis
has
l'een
refus
ed
leave
to
extend
the
lime
with
in
which
surveys
must
be
made
on
nine
minereal
claims
adjoining
the
Premier
Mine
it
t
Stewart
on
which
he
seeks
to
establish
title
from
the
Premier
Intension
(iold
Mining
Co.
This
was
the
decision
made
by
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
in
the
Supreme
Court
at
Vnncouver
last
week.
Williams,
Mauson
A
Gonzales
.
of
Prince
Hupert,
counsel
for
Walking
wereTeptescnted
in
court
at
Vancouver
by
Itegiuald
ijyines
of
Wits.
.n,
Wheajler
and
Symes.
XS5
SMOKE
OLD
CHUN
TOBACCO
Xo
services
will
be
held
in
the
Presbyterian
Church
tomorrow.
Football,
baehall
and
field'
events.
Labor
Day,
ept.
3,
Lois,
of
rac-s
for
the
wee
tots.
i
The
po-t
otlice
registration
j
and
money
order
wirkets
will
be
j
open
irom
v
to
in
a.m.
"tny
on
Monday,
it
being
Lalmr
Day.
Miss
Dorothy
Thomson,
laughter
of
Syd.
Thomson,
en
tered
1
lie
General
Hospital
yes
terday
to
take
up
nursing
Alex.
Mcltae,
of
Mrltae
Hros..
who
has
been
in
the
hospital
for
few;
days
sutTeriug
from
grippe.
was
iliscliargeii
totlay
ami
will
resume
his
duties
in
the
store
next
week.
Two
carloads
of
lumber
from
the
Hi?
Hay
mill
at
Genrgetown
arrived
last
night
and
is
beinu
transferred
at
the
lumber
wharf
today
to
cars
for
transshipment'
Bast
over
the
Canadian
National
Hallways.
Miss
Genevieve
Mardonald
nf
the
Vancouver
city
school
leach
ing
staff
is
returniu
south
ois
the
Prince
George
this
evening
after
having
spent
the
vacation
visiting
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
11.
Mardonald,
West
view.
'There
was
no
loss
fr"in
fire
in
the
city
during
the
mimlli
nf
August
according
to
Fire
Halt
records.
The
department
had
but
two
calls,
one
to
h
grass
fire
at
the
corner
of.
Fifth
Avenue
and
Itowscr
Street
and
the
other
to
a
smoke
scare
in
the
Kmprcss
Theatre.
-
Aid..
George
Muuro,
T.
H.
John-
sou,
ir.
I.,
vv
.
itergiii,
Joim
.vic-Itae,
II.
T.
Willell,
Jolm
Djbhavn1
and
W.
CruikshanV,
local
masons
are
sailing
tonight
by
the
Prince
.
George
for
Dcean
Falls
to
pay
an.
informal
visit
to
brethren
"of
the
craft
there.
They
will
return
by
the
Prince
Hupert
on
Monday.
.
The
American
freighter
Com-;
mercial
Traveller,
Capt.
Ing.
un-j
der
charter
to
the
Canadian-:
American
Shipping
Co.,
is
due
in
port
today
from
Hidden
Inlet.
Alaska,
to
pick
up
a
crew
of
longshoremen
for
Swanson
Hay
where
the
boat
will
proceed
to
load
a
million
feel
of
luurhcr
for,
the
Atlantic
seaboard.
WARNING!
Don't
wail
until
the
undertaker
bring
you-
Come
on
Sunday
to
the
Methodist
Church.
Morning
service
at
II
o'clock.
Sunday
School
at
-'..Ml.
Kvening
Labor
Service
al
7.
HO.
RUPERT
TABLE
SUPPLY
INCREASES
FACILITIES
The
Hupert
Table
Supply
Com-
pany
in
order
to
uet
the
demands
of
its
ever
increasing
business
is
installing
another
telephone
No.
281
for
the
Grocery'
Department
only.
The
present!
main
line
numbers
21
1
and
212!
will
be
maintained
ns
in
the
past:
Willi
Meat
Department
nnd
office!
connections.
The
new
phone
No.'
281
will
not
connect
with
the
of-'
fice
or
meat
department
ns
IliU
is
not
feasible
under
present
ar-j
rangemenls
Phone
No.
281
jf
our;
other
lines
are
busy.
I
E
CZEMA
You
are
not
I
e
x
p
e
rtnifiit.
I
lag
w
u
u
tuu
us
lJr.
Oiaw's
OluV-
mrot
(or
Eeirma
and
Silu
Irritation.,
it
rrllevrt
st
viics
and
(radu-llr
hrkla
tho
tVln.
Samrla
box
lr.
CIum'i
Olutnitut
inn
11
yuu
mmUoii
ttl
paprr
and
avod
Ho.
tuuip
fur
twittai.
ttk:
box
i
all
dealers
or
rltintn
.u-
A
Ov.
Llwiud.
Ijrm"-
It's
The
Pace
That
Tells
Keep
it
up,
you
Fishermen
and
Moose,
and
with
a
spurt
these
last
few
days,
make
your
candidate
Miss
Adeline
Henrickson
"The
Little
Fishermaiden"
Queen
of
the
Carnival
SPECIAL.
Ganong's
Assorted
Chocolates
65c
per
lb.
These
are
fresh
chocolates
and
regularly
retail
at
from
80c
to
S1.25
per
lb.
We
are
selling
them
at
this
special
price
of
Q5c
in
ordc
to
make
room
for
another
shipment
now
on
the
way.
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.
"THE
brew
In
tr
of
food
beer
demands
the
utmost
In
scientific
up-to-date.
I'M
plant
and
perfect
sanitation
"Cas-
M
ml
M
rado"
Deer
is
the
product
of
B.
C'l
f
lV
Million
Dollar
Ilrewery.
Order
today
from
any
Gorcrnmrut
yl
Liquor
Ktorr.
mW
MM
MJm
mdf
J
limited
IES
mummwtr
KPVkcBetr
without
M
This
sJterti.einent
b
not
palllihcd
or
displsjcd
bj
the
Liquor
Oontrol
Board
or
by
th
QoTernmjpt
of,
Crilij
Colambit.,
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i
A
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o
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it
.i
j
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