AQ1
SIX
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
LADIES'
AND
CHILDREN'S
WEAR.
COATS
If
you
are
thinking
of
a
new
coat,
we
can
show
you
a
pleasing
variety
and
help
you
Our
prices
are
very
reasonable.
Our
style
and
quality
the
best
procurable.
Special
assortment
for
Fair
Week
froiri
$25.00
to
$75.00
Coats
for
Girls
from
8
to
11
years,
hiade
in
beautiful
cloths,
fur
collars
anil
nil
the
requirements
.of
style.
From
$12.50
to
$18.00.
Sweaters
Just
arrived,
a
special
selection
of
Ladies'
and
Misses'
Sweaters,
pure
wool,
and
in
a
variety
of
colors.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd.
We
carry
Pictorial
Review
and
Ladies'
Home
Journal
.
.
Patterns
Phone
9.
;
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Executed.
'jii:
.
DANCE
At
the
Auditorium
Every
'
Wednesday
and
IS
Saturday
Evenings
From
9
till
12
o'clock.
1
Pryce's
Orchestra.
Admission
Gentlemen
50c;
Ladles
255.
Conic
,and
dance
your
sorrows
away,
and
remember
tr
your
miseries
no
more.
held
L.
J.
MAIUIEN,
Proprietor.
Phone
lllaek
.
Lands
-i
FURS
at
BERT'S
READY-TO-WEAR
STORE
'A
repreienlative
of
the
Yulpu
Fur
Company,
for
which
we
are
agents,
will
arrive
on
the
CP.lt.
boat
on
al
unlay
and
will
put
on
display
Saturday
afternoon
a
selection
of
Fur
Coats
and
Neck
Pieces.
Orders
for
'makiiuror
'remodelling
of
furs
will,
be
taken
by
.
this
expen.
BENT'S
Ladies'
Ready-to-wear
Third
Avenue.
r
Agents'
for
Yukon
Fur
Com
pany
Summer
COAL
tJreat
satisfaction!
Repeal
orders
being
filled
every
day
for
Nanaimo-Wellington
Nut
Coal
Oulck
Fire!
Lasts
Longer!
Costs
same
as
oilier
NmI
Coals.
Phone
116
or
664.
Albert
&
McCaftery
LIMITED
Dr.E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Hslgsrson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Offlee
Hours,
9
to
S.
'
Phone
CSS.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointment.
make
a
satisfactory
selection.
We
Pay
Delivery
Charges
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
.notice
M
nrnrnv
r.ivrv
ik.i
.
Lot
6533.
Run
I.
rru.l
nutrtrt
i.
cancelled.
O.
K.
XADEX.
Deputy
JlloUler
of
Lands.
Lands
Department.
Victoria.
B.C.
1
iii
juir.
iu.
m
CANCELLATION
Of
RESERVE.
ROTICE'H
HERESY
GIVES
that
tba
r.
.tlltln.
'
.si
(k.i
1....
l..
under
Timber
Licence
o.
Mitt
p
li
cancelled.
O.
R.
TIDES.
Deputy
Minister
of
Lands.
Department,
Victoria,
B.C.
liln
J
air.
H!J.
At
7
Saturday
Morning
Our
telephone
service,
starting
Saturday,
Sept.
15,
will
commence
one
hour
earlier
than
other
week
days
In
order
to
speed
up
Saturday
morning
.deliveries.
We
find
It
Impossible
to
get
our
orders
out
on
time
by
starting
at
S
a.m.
Our
store
will
open
at
the
usual
time.
FAIR
WEEK
SPECIALS.
Swift's
Premium
Bacon,
per
Ul,
47yjc.
Average,
5
lb.
idcs.
Maid
of
Clover
Creamery
Holler,
in
bulk.
3
lbs.
for
$1.25.
American
Kcauty
Ginger
uap
and
Lemoii
Snaps
in
small
barrel.".
Fresh
shipment
in.
50c
tier
barrel.
Lynn
Valley
Corn,
a
tins
25c.
EXTRA
SPECIAL.
1,0(10
Hawked;
Choice
Miied
Fruit.
60c
per
basket.
The.
higpest
value
in
town.
Cooking
Apples.
Ilxtra
large
sizes
aiiil
guaranteed
sound
slock.
(
Hi-,
for
25c.
1'er
caes
$2.25,
Fresh
Tomato,
40o
per
banket.
Laxt
Saturday
we
sold
U'3
baskets
of
Tomatos
and
wi!
had
to
pay
50o
per
basket
wholesale
towards
evening
to
fill
orders
when
we
found
our
stock
oversold,
Phone
your
order
early.
Golden
Itanium
Corn,
I'OO
dozen
at
25c
per
doz.
Phone
your
order
early.
Lurge
(I
recti
Cabbage,
I
.
for
25c.
Ited
Cabbage,
per
lb.
So.
Citron,
per
lb..
Sc.
Vcgclablc
Marrow,
per
lb.
6c.
Hubbard
Sipiash,
per
lb.
6o.
F.gg
Plant,
per
lb,
15o.
Sweet
Polntos,
2
lbs.
for
25c
.l'umpkln,
per,
lb:
6e.
MALAGA
OR
PIS.
Fair
Week
special,
"lb.
20c.
H
will
be
worth
your
while
coining
down
on
Saturday
this
week,
Special
attractions
galore,
Do
not
miss
the
free
show.
Rupert
Table
Supply
Three
Phones,
211-212-281.
PRIZEWINNERS
IN
VEGETABLES
List
Features
More
Outside
Exhi
bitors
Than
'In
Previous
Years
The
list
of
winners
at
the
In
hibition
in
the
vegetable,
elates
is
featured
I
hi
year
by
a
larger
number
of
out-of-town
exhibitors
than
uual.
The
city
i
a
No
well
represented
a
the
following
list
-
-
of
aw
amis
will
indicate:
.Pointed
cabbage
t,
l.
(libit:
2.
Oeigerlch.
Hounit
ur
flat
cabbage
I.
II.
Mochida:
2.
II.
Hevan.'
Savoy
cabbage
I.
J.
lmusate
Uazeltoni;
2.
L.
!on.
lied
cabbage
I,
J.
Imugate
2,
L.
Dyson.
Cauliflower
!.
II.
Hevan.
Green
kohl
rabi
2.
Mrs.
Itirh-
anlson.
Scolrh
kale
I.
Mrs.
D.
MrD
Hunter:
2.
Mrs.
Montgomery.
SwN
chanl
I,
Miss
Marion
IliehanUon:
2.
H.
W.
Giepcrich.
While
celery
1.
Mrs.
Mont
ornery.
Golden
celery
S,
L.
Dyson.
ireen
or
Winter
celery
1.
Mrs
Montgomery;
2.
L.
Dyson.
Cos
lettuce
I,
li.
II.
Dyson.
Head
tetuce-l.
J.
K.
Davey:
2.
O.
A.
I);wey.
.
l'arsley
I,
D.
Gibb;
2,
Mrs
Montgomery.
Collection
seasoning
herbs
1,
.Mrs.
(iueli.a:
2.
Mi
s.
K.
W.
Holder
Watercress
I,
Mrs.
iSherman:
2,
L.
Dyson.
Totivito
spray
I.
L.
Dyson.
Tomato
plum,
cherry
or
r?ar
12.
.Mrs.
Sealey.
Peas.
F.nglish
green
I.
G.
L.
Lee:
2.
I'reltijolm.
I'eas,
any
oilier
kind
I.
Mr.
Lauglaud:
2.
Mrs.
K.
P.
Hakrr.
Heans,
Windsor
or
liroa!
1.
Mrs.
Langland;
2,
Mrs.
IL
P.
Maker.
Heans.
numcr
or
climber
1.
W.
J.
Kirkpatrick;
2,
Mrs.
Hricki
endcr.
Heans.
wax.
imnMo!
or
tmsli
1.
Mrs.
Hrickender:
2.
Mrs.
Sealy.
Leeks
,1.
Mrs.
Guclpa.
Cucumbers,
long
1.
'L.
Dvsmi
2.
F.
W.
Holder.
Cucumber,
spine
or
ridge
1,
L.
Dyson:
2.
H.
Holder.
Cucumber
pickling
I.
Owen
White.
Collection
sipiash
I,
Hillie
SUITS
Made
to
Individual
measure
from
various
fabrics
for
yu
to
choose
from,
in
all
the
very
latest
colors
and
mate-rials.
Kery
suit
made
exactly
to
your
measure.
in
Guaranteed
To
Fit.
ill.
Com5
in
Joday
and
we
will
show
you
our
new
fabrics.
Prices
Are
Moderate.
DRY
CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
BY
STEAM.
Sen
ice
Itight.
LING
The
Tailor
I.
Second
Ave.
Phone
64t.
Qpp.
Po9t
Office
Corner.
J.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
1
.
-f
Thf'LMit
Dolwrty
'
Co;urd
with
ordinary
tltej
piano
WHY
DO
WITHOUT
YOUR
REGULAR
PRA0TICE7
You
can
have
this
liltlo
favorite
right
in
your
own
room
at
less
than
23o
a
day.
Walker's
Music
Store
Ltd.
Tail
DAILY
HIWB
Frldsy,
September
ii
A
Few
Minutes
It
takes
only
a
few
minutes
to
wash
your
silk
blousci,
ilk
stockinfi,
underwear,
or
anything
dainty
and
special
if
you
use
Lux.
The
rich
instant
ludi,
ifnt'
,luz5
through
the
fine
fabrics
quickly
loosen
the
dirt,
and
a
few
nniins
make
the
ar
ments
beautifully
clean.
Soli
only
in
staled
Picket
Just
.proof
I
LUX
LBVBR
BROTHRRS
UMITBO
Tor
mi
'
UM
Holder;
2,
John
Dungate.
Scallop
or
tmlty
oan
1.
Mr.
Hrickeuder.
Collection
marrows
I.
Mrs.
I.vitt;
2,
L.
Dyson.
Sugar
pumokiiis
I.
II.
J
Hlackburn.
Citrons
,
Hillie
Holder.
Heels,
long
1,
John
Dungate.
Heels,
globe
Pretlijohn.
'
Carrol,
long
I.
(!c.
Place.
Carrol,
intermediate
1
Mr.
Montgomery;
2,
J.
It.
Murray.
trrol.,
slmrt
I.
D.
McD
Hunter;
2.
J.
K.
Davey.
luruitts.
swede,
table
.
Ilillie
Holiler.
Turnip,
while,
table
1.
(I.
Jolinn;
2,
iPrettiJohn.
Turnips,
yellow
I.
Preltijohn.
Carsnip.
any
ariety
.
..
Dyson;
2.
W.
J.
Kirkalriek.
Onion,
yellow
or
brown
1.
Mrs.
Hrickeuder
;2,
Mr.
Slier-man.
Onion,
red
I.
Mr.
Ilirhard-
on:
p..
j.
Hlackburn.
Onion,
.while
2.
John
Dun-
ale
Onion
red,
pickling
I,
J.
Hlackburn:
2.'
J.
lloe.
I'otatos.
two
varlclie.
nink
skiuueil
.
Preltijohn.
I'olalo.
twii
varietie.
while
kiniied
I.
F.
W.
Holder:
2.
Owen
While.
I'olalo.
two
varieties,
round
and
kidney
.
Mr.
Oeo.
Place.
I'olalos.
best
half
bushel
itrowii
Iluperl-
I.
Owen
White:
2.
J.
Murray.
I'otatos.
best
half
bushel
not
grown
in
Iluperl
I,
F.
W.
Holiler.
I'olalos.
best
collection
1.
O.
Place.
Potato,
best
six
cooled
in
kin
I.
.Mr.
Huwood;
2,
Mrs.
i.
Place.
Hest
collection
(imliv.
garden
vegetable
ami
fruil
(outside
Hillie
Holder.
!!
collections
iiidiv.-
garden
vegetables
and
friiil
(grown
in
llupert
1.
D,
McD.
Hunter;
2.
11.
Lee.
Largest
and
be
individual
ex-
hihit
of
veu-tables
1,
D.
McD.
Hunter.
i
ONE
OF
ENEMIES
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Vancouver
Sun
Again
Objects
to
Money
Being
Spent
In
This
City
The
following
I
an
editorial
article
from
the
Vancouver
Sun
under
the
heading
"Totirisl
Holel
v.
Mranch
Line":
"Unofficial
renorts
from
Prince
IUpe,rt
indicate
that
the
C.N.Il.
Contemplate
building
a
tourist
notei
in
IUuJ
city
to
he
ready
in
lime
for
the
li2V
traffic.
"Those
who
wl.h
the
C.N.Il.
well
will
hope
Ihe
report
I
not
true.
It
I
nut
(hat
tourist
hotels
are
uniiecesnarv
nor
even
lux.
uric.
Nor
ran
Prince
Iluperl
be
Illumed
for
ilesirimz
such
a
bui.
lies
bringcr.
Hul
Him
real
i.oinl
of
Ihe
situ.
Illioil
In
Hint
liolid
ImlMiiiir
U
it.
I
Ihe
primary
bus
he
of
a
rnlL
way,
particularly
of
a
railway
(hat
ua
yet
io
pay
it
own
way.
"The
fil
I
biiHine
of
the
C,
V
It.
I
In
serve
this
coiiulry
with
transport
at
the
cheaiesl
possibl
rale
llnd
10
uel
Hit
coiiiitrv'
uro
dtice
to
tide
water
by
the
most
ecoiiomicnt
mole
"While'
m-Anth
lines
are
yet
to
be
built,
while
whole
districts
being
strangled
for
lack
traiiMiorlalton
facilities,
of
talk
about
new
C.N.Il.
hotel
doesn't
I
"
stHm
to
be
quile
right
DOMESTIC
SCIENCE
EXHIBITS
AT
FAIR
Work
of
School
Girls
Would
Do
Credit
to
Grown-upi-Keri
Competition
In
Coojlnj,
The
excellence
of
some
of
the
work
by
sirl
of
the
public
school
a
shown
in
I
lie
domestic
science
exhibits
at
the
Fair
would
do
credit
to
grown-up.
The
fuurywork.
department
did
not
hae
mauv
entries
but
there
was
keen
competition
in
the
cooking
eel
ion.
The
prize
winners
were:
Sewing
Handmade
piece
of
upderwear.
irl
"
under
sUlevn.
,
ellie
Wilson.
Hand
.made
towel
I,
Uuru
Menlien'
.2
.Mav
Clark.
Knitted
sweater-
Neltu
Clark:
f,
Duri
Camlow.
Knitted
scarf
I.
Muriel
Vance.'!
Hand
made
'hutidke
rchief
I.
.Wlla
Clark.
,
I
Set
of
two
doillrU
Nettu
Clark
Machine
matle
apron
or
1ioue!
tire.-
I.
Xella
llark.
.
Cooksry
laf
white
bread
tSirls
under
17-1.
Xella
Clark:
2.
i:elyo
I'ierce.
One
dozen
lea
bi-cilll
I.
Lois
Mcllae;
!,
Nella
Clark.
I
Mutliiis-
I.
Luis
Mctac.
2,
(iiilberine
Irvine.
Plain
rookie
,
l'.elu
IMerce;
2,
tilady
Nicholson.
Irctl
cake--.
I,
,d
Mcllae;
i.
Muriel
LiiuUay.
Apple
Pie
I,
MurieF
l.lndsayi
Xella
Clark.
Lemon
Pie
I,
.VetU
Clark:
2.
Ktclyn
Pierce.
Jar
I'euche
ami
jar
plunis
1.
Hueluh
.McKiuley;
2,
(itady
.Nicholson.
,
Jar
louialoe
am)
jar
pea
I.
Xella
Clark:
2,
llueUh
McKIni
ley.
(Uillertion
home-made
candv
-
J.
Laura
Stephen;
2,
Muriel
Lindsay.
Hesi
iloz.
l"imbnul-
,
Mat
Mark:
!.
Ilarti
Soriano.
"I'LL
JOIN
A
CLASS
TOMORROW!"
YOU'RE
FIRED
TOMORROW
I
Tomorrow's
too
late
Do
It
Now
JOIN
THE
TECH!
Class
Commence
OcL
1st.
at
Prince
llupert,
Terrace,
llazellon,
Xew
llazeltoii,
Hmlthers,
Telkwa,
Prince
Oeorge,
Surf
lijlct,
Swansun
Hay,
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
Hlewart,
Northern
Polulechnic
Institute
o
b.g:
Syllabus
Issued
shortly.
Write
for
particulars
to
the
llegisdrar,
Jiox
882,
Prince
llupert,
or
see
the
Locul
lleprcsenlalive.
Dr.F.P.Keijny
em
.
DENTIST
Helgerson
Bloek.
Phone
109
For
Appointment.
P.O.
Box
Dii3,
Prlncjj
ljupert.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Situate
In
Ihq
old
Finpress
Hotel
Ilulldiiig.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Healed.
Hot
and
Cold
Wuter.
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
eonneoUon.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
are
Phone
376
The
House
Wool
The
new
arrivals
In
Wool
Hosiery
are
uncommonly
smart.
The
time
for
the
comfort
of
Wool
Hose
will
soon
be
with
us.
and
when
you
tee
these
new
arrivals,
you
will
speed
the
day.
Thtri
are
some
new
heather
mixtures
In
silk
and
wool
guaranteeing
a
snug
tidy
fit
and
little
ihrlnkaga
also
slunnlng
all
wool
sport
numbers,
heavily
ribbed
than
which
nothing
Is
smarter
with
low
shoes.
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Outfitters
to
the
Whole
Famfly.
Satisfaction
or
Money
Back
We
Prepay
Mall
Ordin
I'rompl
delivery
to
alt
parts
of
I'rinre
H:ipert
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
Night,
7
and
9
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
Lewis
Stone
"The
Dangerous
Age"
A
ri.alir,iHl
lll
tltlia
or
WHIIiICiHii;
it.
women,
m-iliealeil
lo
lioli4lu
who
Ihlllk
Ki
r
wive
who
ihlok
tliey
are
old.
but
are
a
)
to
make
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