Mr
ts4
siitw.
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We
now
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a
fall
range,
of
Silk
llo-.iery
in
all
the
popular
sliming,
Prices
from
$1.25
to
$3.50
Thete
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specially
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to
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us
for
particulars.
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&
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Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
8.0.
We
beg
to
announce
the
i-pening
of
our
new
Garage
and
Service
Station
on
3rd
Ave.
East',
In
the
former
Pactflo
Cartage
Stable
and
Warehouse
Buildings.
'Competent
mechanics
arc
in
charge,
and
you
are
assured
of
prompt
and
courteous
service
and
reasonable
prices.
Tires,
Tubes,
Accessories,
irnri
a
full
line
of
genuine
Ford
Parts
can-fed
In
slock.
Phone
Creep
3J2..
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Air.
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Green
392.
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Air.
S.
E.
PARKER,
Ltd.
Even
if
you
don't
live
in
a
tHass
house
and
throw
Blonds
Your
WINDOW
Or
Wind
Shield
May
Get
Broken.
T.
ROSS
MACKAY
Will
Fix
It.
Everything
In
Glass.
THREE
MINISTERS
AND
ONE
FEDERAL
MEMBER
ADDRESS
MEETING
SATURDAY
NIGHT.
(continued
fnim
page
one)
year
to
year.
Hy
the
end
of
next
year
many
of
the
links
in
the
I
rank
roads
would
have
been
joined
up.
In
regarri
fo
Hie
trunk
roari
running
through
northern
H.C.,
early
next
year
lie
.
expected
o
liaye
it
open
as
far
as
Harcllou
and
eontiuuing
toward
Terrace.
With
Hint
finished
tlire
woulil
tt
only
one
gnn
left,
(hat
nlong
jlhe
Skeejia
to
this
city.
Yrnnk
Ir4)adx
were,
necessary
to
settlors
and
they
encouraged
tourists.
The
settling
up
pf
the
interior
would
he
of
great
benefit
o
Prince
Rupert
and
would
'
alstT
help
(n
make
the
railway
pay.
Turning
to
the
local
situation,
the
minisler
was
not
as
hopefnl.
He
said
the
province
ernild
not
hujld
unless
the
city
was
vrepar-ed
to
do
ils
part.
He
realized
the
advantage
of
Hie
road
and
it
was
now
a
mailer
of
negotiation
between
the
government,
the
ritv
and
the
railway.
The
government
was
nreiiared
to
'do
its
share,
when
m
negotiations
were
com
pleted.
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
Mr.
Mansoii
in
opening
said
Hie
next
greatest
pleasure
to
him
to
being
"In
Omineea
was
to
be
in
Prince
Rupert.
While
he
livjd
in
Victoria
at
present,
his
heart
was
in
Central
Ilrjljsli
Columbia.
He
had
been
the
slorin
centre
of
the
government.
He
would
feel
re.
lievpd
jf
less
of
the
trifling
tilings
were
lirred
up
in
public
life.
They
had
a
riilllrult
gov
ernmental
'problem
with
which
to
ileal.
'Hie
province
was
vast
in
area
ami
sparse
in
population
and
the
people
were
scattered.
He
sjuike
of
some
of
the
diuVul-ties
of
government
and
compared
with
the
prairies
where
.
setlle-
ment
was
easy.
Communication
was
difficult
here
and
it
was
only
by
people
visiting
the
country
(hat
they
could
gel-an
idea
of
the
ditlleullies,
Kvr-n.
the
members
of
Mackenzie
King's
Cabinet
had
not
yet
visited
the
west.
Siri
Henry
Thornton
had
Ihe
right
idea
in
wishing
lo
know
the
whole
cnuniry.
Anyone
lo
carry
on
Mie
.administration
must
have
some
personal
knowledge
of
con
ditions.
He
was
glad
that
the
minister
of
public
works
wa
here.
Speaking
of
provincial
legislation,
Jlr.
Manson
said
(here
could
not
lie
found
,
in
any
province
such
beneficial
legislation
as
in
H.fi.
He
characterized
(he
provincial
party
as
a
"monstrosity"
aipl
defended
the
government
against
of
attacks
of
waste
of
moiiey,
While'douhtless
Hiey
marie
mistake
Hiey
had
something
lo
show
for
their
efforts.
In
the
interior
of
H.C.
roads
were
being
improved,
but
at
great
cost.
The
Irunlr
highway
would
be
of
great
benefit.
In
defending
ihe
expenditures
of
the
government,
the
Attorney
fienerar
asked
what
expenditures
they
would
like
to
have
omitted.
Would
Hiey
omit
the
Moliiers'
pension,
which
cost
half
a
mil
lion
u
year?
Would
they
rather
no(
have
had
Hie
department
of
industries
which
cos
a.
million
Ml
rculized
that
there
must
be
expenditures
in
every
part
of
Hie
province
No
government
was
anxious
to
increase
taxes
but
Hie
people
demanded
progress
and
lo
have
thai,
money
musl
be
spent
While
expenditure
were
higl
the
iiicpnic
was
satisfactory
hen
nume
people,
cume
with
tears
in
their
eyes
and
deplored
expenditures
saying
the
-province
was
on
the
erge
of
bankruptcy,
It
would
be
well
lo
point
to
the
sale
of
provincial
ponds
.which
fetched
a
belter
price
llian
even
in
Ontario.
The
sinking
funds
of
Ihe
province
were
intact.
Liquor
Administration
In
rfgard,loJ(,tJe
JHiuor
admin
isirution,
all
rcalize.l
the
dilll-cully
of
Ihe
problem.
The
hnr-rien
had
been
placed
upon
Hie
prnvinrjal
government
by
J
ho
people
and
they
were
prepared
to
bear
it.
The
iovernment
would
never
go
ikwu
by
Hie
"liquor
route"
as
long
as
he
was
attorney
general
of
the
province.
Jlr.
Manson
spoke
of
the
"vile
attacks!'
on
this
section
of
the
country
by
the
leader
of
the
opposition.
They
were
made
jnt
becjitise
this
was
Hie
speaker's
home
town
ami
not
because
it
was
any
worse
than
ollipr
places.
In
the
invest
igal
(on
into
the
administration
of
Ihe
net,
nothing
was
found
to
be
wrong
except
that
lie
board
used
nine
gallons
of
prune
.
juice,
and
it
was
giinl
prune
juice
loo,
This
was
Hie
biggest
thing
they
could
find
nine
gallons
of
prune
juke.
He
admitted
that
there
was
a
little
bootlegging
and
he
characterized
the
Senators
as
nil
anliiuuleri
group
of
fossils
who
were
responsible
for
frustrating
ihe
efforts
In
slop
fl.
Senator
Taylor
had
much
maligned
the
province,
politics
was
a
wonder
fill
thing.
He
was
not
downhearted,
Jrowever.
Hp
would
ge
Ihe
export,
houses
yel
and
would
not
have
I
hem
breaking
the
laws
of
H.C.
and
Ihe
United
Stales.
TJie
speaker
spoke
of
Ihe
nur-rowminderiness
of
siuae
prohibitionists
who
would
like
to
spa
Ihe
present
law
a
failure.
TIip
people
of
the
province
had
reason
lo
be
optimistic.
They
had
crossed
a
dilllruH
period
Tinri
should
be
glad
ihey
had
a
man
of
the
lypefof
John
Olier.
The
solidarity
and
ronmionsense
nt
dial
wonderful
old
man
had
bee-t
of
great
benefit
to
Ihe
country.
He
urged
that
people
iave
faith
in
themselves
and
abundant
op-limism.
The
province
was
on
the
threshold
of
Ihe
greatest
development
ever
seen.
In
five
years'
I'hej
would
not
be
able
to
realize
thai
Hiey
were
pver
downhearted.
He
urged
t
lint
everyone
do
his
be
si
and
make
this
I
lie
greatest
portion
of
H.C.
Hon.
T.
D.
Paltullo
Mr.
Patlullo
spoke
of
the
pro
gress
being
made
in
northern
and
rent
nil
HrilMi
Columbia
and
be
paid
a
tribute
to
l)r.
Sutherland
and
to
j'i'eyl
Stork
and
also
lo
the
other
representatives
for
northern
ronslilucnrie.
(
urg-
eri
that
prince
Rupert
aid
in
de-jveloping
the
interior
fit
under
lo
j
benefit
'herself,
Jle
(old
of
the
'cost
of
public
works
yel
it
was
inmaziug
lui.w
much
'
they
had
jbeen
able
lo
accomplish.
Mr.
Paltullo
said
that
he
had
jusj
visited
Terrace.
Tiere
it
was
Hip
intention
lo
make
aTirsl
rate
auto
road
to
,akese
and
also
lo
build
a
good
road
to
Kitsum-kalinn
Luke
where
mining
'prospect
wpip
good.
A
bridge
over
Ihe
Skepifa
River
was
lo
be
built
n't
u
cost
of
approximately
$I7.'i,-h00
and
jl
would
be
commenced
this
year.
The
provincial
government
was
carrying
nut
the
policy
of
Irunk
roads
and
construction
and
while
his
sym-paftiiex
.were
will
Ihe
local
road
program,
other
things
had
seemed
inorp
vital.
Three
quarter
of
Seclion
0
leotiyed
lo
the
J.T.P.
Development
Company
and
also
Ihree
quarter
of
S.nnn
acre
on
Ihe
oilier
side
of
Ihe
island.
W
hile
citizen
said
Ni
was
Hip
duly
of
provincial
govennrwnt
to
construct
Hie
road,
he
considered
it
was
also
the
duly
of
citizens
to
iid
him
in
getting
the
Develop,
lijeul
company
to
do
ils
share.
UTIiile
here
lie
bad
taken
the
mailer
up
with
Fir
Henry
Thornton
and
hail
suggested
that
the
r,unn
acres
on
Hie
island
be
deeded
back
lo
Ihe
Government
so
that
Hie1
road
mislit
be
built.
lie
had
!'''
"!"
same
proposition
up
to
the
delegation
which
had
approached
him
in
regard
In
the
mailer
and
he
had
suggested
that
Hiey
approach
Hie
railways
with
a
view"
Of
having
I
hem
disgorge.
Mr.
Paltullo
said
they
were
now
going
lo
the
(juepn
Charlotte
Island
which
had
beautiful
climate
and
wonderful
resource
s.
Money
had
lo
be
spent
there.
He
was
al-o
going
lo
HeJIa
Cool
a
where
money
had
lo
bp
spent.
Work
of
Government
The
minister
then
reviewed
BOARD
OF
DIRECTORS
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Capital
.
.
.
$27,250,000
'
Rest
....
27,250,000
Total
Assets
Over
650,000,000.00
Sir
Vincent
Meredith,
Bart,
President
Sir
Charles
Gordon,.
G.B.E.,Vice-Pres!dent
The
Rt.
Hon.
Lord
ShaughneMy,
K.CV.O.
C.
R.
Hosmer,
Ekj.
H.'R.
Drummond,
Esq.
D.
Forbes
Angus,
Esq.
Wm.
McMatter,
Esq.
Lt.-Col.
Herbert
MoIson.
fc.M
a,
HC
Harold
Kennedy,
Esq.
H.
W.
Beauderk,
Esq.
'
G.
B.
Fraser,
Esq.
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,
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t
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Hi
Honour
Henry
Cockshutt,
Esq.
J.
H.
Aihdown,
Esq.
.
E.
W.
Beatty,
Esq.,
K.C
The
Hon.
Sir
Lomer
Gouin,
x.CM.O.
1
Gen.
Sir
Arthur
Currie,CXMx:.,ic.B.
Junes
Stewart,
Esq.
Sir
Frederick
Williams-Taylor,
General
Manager
The
Bank
has
oyer
600
Offices
in
Canada,
Newfoundland,
United
States,
Mesgco;
at
London,
England,
and
at
Psris,
France,
with
Correspondents
in
all
Countries,
offering
exceptional
facilities
in
all
departments
pf
General
and
Foreign
banking
Business.
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Established
over
IOO
yews
V
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManuj
Family
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Ltd.
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I
this
POA.D
j
f
torn1
SEP
(
't
Do
not
overlook
the.
best
shoe
value
in
louu.
Jllack
and
Hrown,
all
shapes
ami
sizes.
Welted
soles.
$7.50
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
9,
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Advrtlmit
Taken
for
L.
than
SOe
WANTED
WANT
to
hear
from
owner
having
farm
for
sale:
give
particulars
and
lowest
price.
John
.1.
Illack.
Chippewa
tails.
Wisconsin.
1511
FOR
RENT
TO
RKNT
Furnished
rooms,
with
hot
and
cold
water,
today
or
week.
Moderate
rale.
Norfolk
Rooms,
phone
Illack
329.
,
tf
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
Hesner
apartments.
M,
M.
Stephens.
FOR
RKN"f
Housekeeping
rooms
410
Sixth
Avenue
Hast.
Phone
Hluo
217.
tf
MODERN
four
room
flat
for
rent.
Wcstenhaver
Hros.
tf
REWARD
25.O0
REWARD
for
Ihe
recovery
of,
or
Information
leading
In
Itfie
arrest
of
Hip
person
or
persons
who
stole
four
20.00
and
two
1
0.00
hills
in
L'niled
Stales
rarrenry
from
the
fishing
boat
"enline,"
lied
nt
I
he
Onvernuient
wharf
on
July
I.
vny
information
will
be
received
by
Hie
Chier
of
Police,
Prince
Rupert.
H.C.
ome
of
Ihe
past
history
of-ari-
minislration
showing
Hip
falling
olf
in
the
sale
of
natural
resources.
He
spoke
of
Hip
legacy
of
the
p.O.H.
and
Ihe
Unierily.
both
of
Which
were
pxln'mely
cosijy.
TIip
province
wa
paying
il
way
and
borrowing
only
for
capital
account.
What
wits
need
ed
today
was
individual
effort.
The
present
government
had
lone
more
lo
bring
about
proper
conditions
than
all
other
administrations
put
together,
lie
look
credit
for
making
lands
available
for
eer,
for
Irrigation,
for
levelopfiienl
of
Ihe
limber
bili-
ness,
for
development
of
Hip
pulp
and
paper
business,
for
Ihe
graz
ing
poliryMinri
for
mining
rievel
oprnent.
He
had
been
criticized
for
advocating
Immivrnlion
mil
he
made
no
excuses
for
if.
They
must
have
people
In
the
country
lo
develop
the
natural
resources.
Anyone
wifh
a
healthy
body
nnl
healthy
mind
should
be
Admitted.
RIDLEY
HONE
BUILDING
FUND
IS
STILL
GROWING
ToUl
to
Date
Is
$1,601.35
With
Collections
During
May
and
June
Amounting
to
1910.50.
Miss
R.
M.
Davies
announces
that
contributions
o
dale
lo
tbo
llidlcy
Home
building
fund
total
81.ti01.n5,
amounts
received
rim
ing
the
months
of
May
nnd
June
totalling
ttHO.fiO
The
following
furl
her
contri
butions
are
acknowledged:
Hazaar
proceeds
000.30
l
yce
Lodge,
A.F.
k
A.M..
.
SI.
Andrews
W.
A.
.....
SI.
Andrew's
Oirls
.....
S(.
Andrew's
Junior
W'A.
Miss
Hrewprlon
coll'tions
Suiilh.-rs
W.
A,
Hon.
T.
D.
Patlullo
KssiiiRloj)
H.
ri,
Mrs,
Itejlh's
J'ea
........
(lev.
J.
Ridley
Mi's.
Kwanson
collected
.
.
Sams
of
$.oo
and
under
25.00
100.00
5.00
10.01)
13.25
10.00
10.00
r,Oo
8.50
11.00
'
5.00
56.85
Hey.
W.
Ituslibrook
.....
iJ.OO
Mrs.
Hiiugan's
ten
11.00
0IO50
Previously,
ncknowledged
690.85
"
,
Total
.......
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sale
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fr,.j
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pleasure;
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3
lo
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situate
.
Engines,
3
lo
12
h.p.,
2
nnd
1
Hay.
Skidegnle
Inlet,
ar:
;
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50
up.
unit
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lying
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cd
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shock
absorb-'Morris,
of
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in
koh
ronriillon.
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ciipation
miner.
ni(nrJ
al
r,50.
;no
rash,
balanco
950
montlily.
One
Ford
half
Ion;
auxiliary
springs,
Atwalee
Kent
Ignilion,
in
fine
condi
tion,
price
t250.no,
no
rath,
I
balance
50.00
nMithly.
"Xyrlheru
Exchange,
Phone
r,
10'
FOR
SALE.
Cabin
rrulrr,
2rt
x
8
feet
beam.
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firt
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Ut
122,
Daily
News
Olllre.
PALMER
HOl'SE.-
JOfl-
Seventh
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
The
MATRIMONIAL
HOLIDAY
RE8ORT8
MA8SETT.
QUEEN'S
HOTEL
Ideal
Holiday
Resort.
For
terms
apply
Mrs.
J,
C,
B.
tf
(iH.NTLE.MAN
soon
arriving
In
Prince
Rupert
would
like
lit
mecl
refined
lady,
ae
25
lo
35,
or
widow.
Objectmatrl-moay.
Lellers
to
Hox
125,
Daily
News
Otllce.
!&.
foundT
FOUND.
A
sum
of
money
near
Hank
of
Commerce.
Phone
lllne
IHJ.
101
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXPERIENCED
MANICURIST
ond
proprietress:
Dunn
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for
permisiiion
(041111,
lotiowing
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post
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cornel-
f
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thence
following
line
of
snid
island,
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rutiln.n
'tiwenty
ncres
more
o
.vveuue
vvesi.
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lieu
t
VJ,
Ctiudim
Furnislied
suites.
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ROOMS
ST.
ELMO
HOT
EI
water
In
every
room.
Steam
healed.
Rales
reasonable.
Phone
fireen
510.
H.lfl
Second
Avenue
West.
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gal
engine.
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painted
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thoroughly
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Ross
Brother.
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Car
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Day
and
Night
Service,
Stand:
Boston
Qrlll
Third
Avenue
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3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
H.C.
Illours:
10
lo
12:
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lo
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Hlue
025.
Residence,
fireen
130,
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