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29,
1923.
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THE
brawlnr
of
cood
ler
demands
the.
utmot
In
scientific
tin-to
date
plant
anil
perfect
nlttlon
'Cascade"
H'er
It
tha
product
of
U.
C'l
Million
Dollar
Hrewerjr-
Order
twlay
from
any
Goterumcut
Minor
Ktore
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without
akef
This
sdfertiiement
U
not
published
or
diiplavcd
bj
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
in
Diiu-li
Columbia.
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
Fi.hermaiden"
"Queen
of
the
Carnival
"Rupert"
Brand
Kippers
SMOKED
DAILY
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
'
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Caqadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
i
Operating
O.
T.
P.
10,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
lEnglnaara,
Machlnlata,
Boilermaker,
Blacksmttha,
Pattern
maktra,
Foundara,
wooawornara,
simi.
Electric
and
.Acetylene
Welding.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
badle
all
kinds
of
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONES
43
AND
385
I
Her&anclThe
ere
A
ditcoTfry
of
excellent
ochrt
(raw
sienna)
wai
recently
made
near
Ellerifcrouse
Station
on
the
Dominion
Atlantic
Railway.
The
color
ia
uniform
throughout,
with
very
little
prltty
matter
in
the
main
body.
The
material
can
be
burnt
to
produce
a
variety
of
colora
from
reddiih
brown
to
black.
Prospecting
it
itilr
going
on.
'
i
Canadian
Pacific
SJS.
"MeU-gama"
weitboind
from
Glasgow
via
Belfast,
recently
docked
at
Montreal
and
Quebec
with
the
rec
ord
number
of
382
cabin
and
1,078
third
class
passengers.
Thii
constituted
a
record
only
for
ahipa
of
the
size
and
type
,of
-the
"Meta-gama,"
the
Canadian
Pacific
.Em-
Lress
linera
often
having,
a
far
irger
list.
..a
Canadian
Pacific
.Railway
officials
estimated
that
61,000
men
would
be
required
to
harvest
tha
western
crops
this
yesr.
They
expected
to
supply
only
9,000
from
the
prairie
provinces
and
British
Columbia
and
made
arrangements
to
carry
over
50,000
from
Ontario,
Quebec
and
the
east
United
States
factories
turn
out
chewing
gum
to
the
value
of
$41,-000,000
annually.
The
extent
to
which
this
product
is
used
in
this
country
can
be
appreciated
when
it
is
known
that
at
th;
Canadian
Pa-cific
Windsor
station,
Montreal,
a
man
ia
continually
employed
in
removing
gum
stains
from
the
marble
floor.
(
Denplte
the
fact
that
th
new
Basilica
at
Ste.
Anne
de
Beaupre
is
still
in
course
of
construction,
many
thousands
more
have
visited
the
shrine
this
year
than
in
former
years,
and
at
frequent
Intervals
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
has
been
called
upon
to
add
special
equipment
to
its
regular
trains
to
accommodate
the
pilgrima.
The
Kederoptorist
Fathers
are
investigating
a
large
cumber
of
cures
claimed
to
be
E.
L.
Richardson,
manager
of
the
Calgary
Stampede
of
1923,
held
under
the
patronage
of
the
Prince
of
Wales
and
Governor-General
Byng,
announces
that,
owing
to
the
enormous
success
of
the
great
rodeo
July
9-14
it
will
be
staged
annually
In.f
nrl
nt
,
f
.
T
Only
once
in
the
history
of
Canada
was
the
pold
production
record
set
in
1922
exceeded,
and
that
waa
in
1900,
when
the
Yukon
placers
reached
the
peak
of
their
yield.
During
1922,
1.2u3,SU
ounce
of
rold
were
mined
in
'It
Dominion.
The
value
is
set
at
liC.HS.050.
an
Canada'a
trade
in
climbing
ahead.
Total
trade
in
the
three
months
ending
June
was
$462,541,138.
an
increase
of
$110,841,056
over
the
corresponding
three
months
of
last
year.
For
June
alone
total
trade
was
$1
79.720.5
lfi.
an
increase
of
$14,944,732
over
last
year.'
Domes-tk
exports
in.
the
three
months
Increased
approximately
$50,000
WH)
ad
imports
approximately
:
P.
It
drainer
Prince
Louise,
iui.t
Arthur
S!nlr,
southbound
frni
.VaokH
to
Vancouver,
if
uuf
in
it
from
tlie
north
at
3.30
I
Ins
alliTiioon
s
ulh
at
r.:t(l.
(leatinjr
for
the
Miss
Vivian
Ooombs.
who
has
been
visit
ins
in
the
city
for
some
lime
.with
Miss
Dorothy
Tre-tuayiic.
is
returning
to
her
hftwie
in
Victoria
by
tlie
Princess
Louise
this
urieriKMtn.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Miss
Marion
Ilaiina.
Smithers;
F
J.
Conway,
James
Haslet
I
and
Mrs.
Munro
and
child.
Anyox:
G.
II.
Mation
iukI
D.
IS.
MacLachlnn,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
Helen
Nurich,
Alice
Arm;
A.
S.
Tyrer,
Victoria:
A.
T.
Hudd,
Toronto;
W.
E.
Draney.
.Mill
Hay;
(ieorjje
Lujian,
Arrundale;
(ieorjee
Eraser,
Dip'by
Island.
Central
("liris
Dixon.
Ui'orfjelovvu.
Plus
1c
Per
Piece.
a
pound
FLOAT-IRONED
Family
Service
AH
of
your
washing
80
per
csni
or
your
ironing
everything
returned
dry
You
simply
touch
up
a
few
outer
garmtnts
such
as
waists,
blouses,
hoiis
drsss,
with
hand-iron.
Phons
us
today.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Phone
8.
Local
aid
Person.
Ji.C.
Undertakers
.
Harriers,
Undertaker.
1
351.
(j.
INK
III
Phone
41.
Pnoue
tf
A.
Woodland
left
on
last
train
for
Fort
Kraer.
.
Haeball,
football
and
field
eenf
at
the
Labor
l)ay
gporlo,
Mmiday
next.
;..
Aid.
M.
M.
Ifilephens
wag
a
laensrer
for
W'oodeoek
on
last
nighl'a
train.
Hoii'l
forget
tlie
Married
vs.
Single
Mens
Baseball
match
I'liuti-day
niiflili
'
205
Tuy-of-War
rUliernieu
vs
A
II
-miner
(Prize
50.00.
Hi?.
Labor
Day
event..
WHIST
DltlVK
AM)
DANCE
in
Elk'
Home,
ioniflil,
8.30
u.m.
Everybody
welcome.
4
Pave
Money!
Iltiy
oar
.anaimo
Wellington
Nut
Coal
at
$13.50
ton.
Albert
4
McCaffery,
Ltd.
tf
CO.MULNATIO.V
Special.
1
lb.
Armour'
k
Mieed
bacon.
1
lb.
fresh
killed
beef
liver,
the
two
for
50c
Table
Kuiinly.
r00
D.
i.
MarLachlan.
manager
of
F.
W.
I.anitdouph
&
Co.,
Van
liver
i
registered
at
the
Hotel
Prince
Hupert.
liood
pport
program
for
Labor
'Day.
Ladies'
event
a
specially
Hare
galore
for
hoy
and
girl
I
VI
.....i....
Cardena
yesterday
aflernoor
fri
Anyox
,0
Seattle
years,
as
heretofore.
The
recent
Mampede
was
attended
by
137,600
people.
,
Wiiikt
Drive
and
3
o'clock
Dance,
Melropole
Hall,
Wcdncs
day.
August
-1'.
Mooe
an
increase
oi
or
the
previous
iFjhhernien
jtiri
injure,
in
iwti.
ljau.iro
ounce
of
gold
were
mined
and
the
value
was
27.90.1&X
September
3.
Mr.-.
II.
S.
Munro
and
family
iiHed
through
the
lily
on
the
CN.lt.
oleainer
Prince
Itupert
jCapl.
D.
Donald,
due
from
Van
corner
and
way
porli
at
3
lhi
aflerniHMi,
f
reported
on
time
Ladies
50c,
gentle
men
tl.00.
20
Lift
la
for
-enlrief.
Aid
iollart
Cup
clie.
Friday.
Ausr.
31.
Make
enlrie;'
at
Fair
lloarc
ollice.
Judging-
will
lake
place
September
I.
205
Chris
Dixon,
loyiu
superin
tendent
for
the'
tiedrgetown
Mill,
reached
the
city
yesterday
after
noon
and
is
registered
at
the
Central
Hotel.
C
E.
.Malum,
airetit
ol
tlie
Western
Life
Insurance
Co..
Van
couver,
arrived
in
the
city
last
evening
and
is
registered
at
the
Hotel
Prince
Itupert.
The
Ladies
Aid
of
the
ltaptisl
Church
are
holding
a
Silver
Tea
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
Smithsoii,
lOlh
Ave.
V
llacon
SI.
on
Thurs
day
from
.1
to
6
o'clock.
!
'
Arthur
S.
Tyrer,
travelling
auditor
for
the
provincial
gov.
eminent,
returned
lasl
night
from
Anyox
aud
is
registered
at
the
Hotel
Prince
Hupert.
'
A
number
of
nice
catches
of
Dolly
Varden
trout
have
been
taken
lately
at
McN'icholl
Creek;
There
are
times
when
lliere
seem
to
he
no
fish
there
aud
again
there
are
plenty.
.
.i
i
s
s
return
-Mcuail,.
tlie
new
matron
of
the
Prince
Hupert
lieueral
Hospital,
is
expected
lo
arrive
from
Vancouver
on
Friday
f
tliij
week
in
order
to
take
up
her
duties
on
September
1.
W.
E.
Draney,
manager
of
the
Northern
H.C.
Fisheries
cannery
at
Mill
Hay,
and
('eor'e
P.
Logan,
constable
at
Ariraudale,
arrived
in
(he
city
last
evening
and
returned
this
iuorning,.to
tutt
"
Naas
Hiver.
-
-
E.
J.
Conway,
field
r
engineer
I
for
the'
(irunby
Consolidated
I
Mining.
Smelling
A
Power
Co.;
James
Hasletl,
'employment
agent
I
for
the
company',
and
Mrs.
Munro
and
child
were
arriVals
from
1
Anyox
on
the
Cardena
last
even-jlng.
!
Hiehard
Caiiipbell,
formerly
on
i
lt
local
stall
of
the
Canadian
Hunk
of
Commerce
and
more
recently
localeditt
Vanderhoof,
is
sailing
for
h1ilfonie
fn
Vancouver
by
the
PrUices-Louise
thl
uflernoon.
He-Jms
been
In
(he
ity
lor
the'
iiS'
week."
FREE
10
ahavei
"
U&c
coupon
Canletia
ln.-t
evening.
Mr.
Lrell
ha
been
purchasing
salmon
in
the
district
for
export
to
the
United
slates-
and
ba
been
here
ince
fpriny.
Howarvl
Friixell
is
the
Princess
Iiuise
nailing
by
this
after-
noon
for
Vawojiveriere
he
will
join
Hie
stair
of
the
SwTft-'i'ana-
dian
Co.,
later
taking
up
a
busi
ness
course,
lie
expects
to
we
away
about
a
year.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Onway
and
family
are
in
the
otty
on
tlie
Prince
Itupert
this
afternoon
returning
to
Uieir
home
in
Anyux
after
spending-
a
Vacation
in
the
south.
Mrl
Conway
arrived
from
Anyox
on
i
lie
uaniena
last
evening
to
meet
I
hem
here.
K.
Iktula
and
Y.
Nakauishi.
Japs,
charged
with
unlawfully
wounding
at
Cassiar
cannery,
appeared
before
Magistrate
(iale
in
the
provincial
court
this
morning
and
were
further
remanded
for
eight
days.
Tlie
principal
witness
in
the
case,
a
Japanese
woman
is
si
ill
in
the
hospital
recovering
from
wounds.
Twenty-four
men,
who
will
comprise
part
ui
the
mglit
sunt
crew
to
4e
started
at
thp
Massed
Timber
Co;'
mill,
ltuckley
Hay,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Hupert
this
afternoon
and
svill
sail
tonight
by
Uie
prince
Albert
for
tlie
Islands.
The
double
shift
will
be
started
on
arrival
of
these
men
at.
lluckley
Hay.
C.N.R.
CONNECTIONS
FOR
.
WHITE
STAR
SAILINGS
Steamships
of
the
White
Star
line
will
sail
from
Montreal
dur-
n?
September
as
follows:
s.s.
"Mejtanlic"
September
8,
"Doric,"
15th;
"Canada"'
iixul.
Passen
gers
ior
tnese
noats
siioutn
arrange
lo
leave
Prince
Hupert
via
Canadian
National
Railways
Sept.
1,
8
and
15.
For
rales
and
reservations.
call
or
write
City
Ticket
(Hike,
Canadian
National
Hallway?.
O'-'tt
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Hupert.
H.C.
Phone
;'8(l.
.'07
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
l'Oll
HKXT.
Furnished
Hat
in
Clupp
lluihliiiK
Phone
Hed
251
H
EMORRHOIDS
Do
not
auftcr
another
iar
ila
Itching.
niowJliir.
or
rrotrudlng
Vll
or
ll.morrholdl.
Ko
urglcal
operation
renu'rea.
Dr.
Clae'
uinimeni
win
reiivr.
ju
i
vi.t
.
afford
laatlnp
bnrlt
io
a
box;
all
dealers,
or
Edmanaon.
Bate
&
Co.,
Umlt.j,
Toronto.
Sampl
box
Ir
You,
Too,
Can
have
better
shaves
If
millions
of
men
have
found
the
way
to
quicker
shaves,
easier
on
the
skin,
you'd
want
to
ahare
their
knowledge.
Now
you
can.
We
extend
to
vou
the
same
invitation
they
accepted
by
which
they
discovered
the
shaving
cream
that
is
S
ways
better.
Soap
experts
for
30
years,
it
took
us
18
month
making
130
experiments
to
perfect
Palmolive
Shaving
Cream
for
you.
We
ask
you
to
do
no
more
than
gire
it
a
trial
at
our
expense.
Discover
for
yourself
the
5
advantages
that
speed
up
shaving
time,
and
do
away
with
skin
irritation.
First,
it
multipliea
itself
250
times
in
luxurious
lather.
This
lather
softens
the
toughest,
wiriest
beard
in
one
minute,
without
any
rubbing.
It
last,
creamy
and
rich,
for
10
minutes
on
your
face.
Each
bubble
is
extra
strong-walled
holding
hairs
erect
for
easier
cutting.
Skin
is
left
soothed,
cool,
by
the
blended
palm
and
olive
oils.
Millions
of
men
today
know
how
important
these
things
are-r-how
they
help.
We
feel
sure
yon
will
appreciate
.them,
too,
after
a
trial
So
sure
that
we
are
staking
our
reputation
with
you,
on
the
results.
Ten
shaves
free
just
as
soon
as
you
mail
this
coupon.
THE
PALMOUVE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
aVCofrtral
TotobMo
WmipiBfl
.
Mod
H
Canada
10
SHAVES
FREE
PALMOLIVE
tTo'L
c"u-
-D"t
imh
SHAVING
CREAM
.
chjr
,
ZM0
New
Fall
Denier.
Coalf,
jul
arrived.
205
Dance
in
the
Elk'
Home.
Labor
Day,
V
tun.
Hoxpital
Auxiliary
Comuiillee
in
charge.
I'ickett
50c.
t
runk
Filch,
who
ha
been
re
lieving
on
the
euxlom
elafr
at
Port
Simpson
for
the
pat
few
moiilhfi,
returned
to
the
city
on
I
the
Cardena
yeslerday
afternoon.!
-
Mr.
and
Mr.
IUiiH
M.
I
tell
audi
familv
returned
to
Seattle
on
the',
Travel
East!
SUMMER
EXCURSIONS
ON
8
ALE
DAILY.
Union
Pacific
System
The
U.P.
follows
the
original
western
trails
covering
scenery
of
the
8toried
West.
SALT
LAKE
The
Mormon
country.
DENVER
The
city
a
mile
high.
CHEYENNE
The
Plains
country.
THE
COLUMBIA
RIVER
AND
HIGHWAY
aud
many
other
attractive
places.
Double
Track
Steel
Equipment
Good
Meals.
A
TRIP
IN
COMFORT
Have
your
summer
ticket
read
"U.1V
one
way.
Ask
any
railroad
ticket
ageul
or
write.
FRANK
S.
ELLIOTT
T.,
F.&P.A.
W.
H.
OLIN
Asst.
G.F.
&
P.
A.
UNION
PACIFIC
STATION
Seattle,
Washington
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT.
8.8.
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
PRINCE
GEORGE.
FOR
VANCOUVER,.
VICTORIA,
8EATTLE,
Intermediate
Points,
Monday,
Thursday,
Saturday,
11
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
WEDNE80AY,
10
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
.
.
FRIDAY,
10
p.m.
SS.
PRINCE
ALBERT
or
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
Port
Slmpion
and
SUwart
Monday,
p.m.
Vancoutor
tla
Qun
Charlott
htandt
Woanoatfif
p.m,
Sktena
Rlr
Port
Sunday
a.m.
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Lnvr
I'rliire
Rupert
6.1J
jn.
for
rHIMCE
13EOH0E,
EDMOKTO.N,
WINNIPEG,
all
poluu
Eislrru
Canada,
I'nlted
SUlrt.
AOCNCr
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINtS.
Clt,
Tlckot
Offic.
82S
Third
Af,
Prlnea
HuM'U
Phona
ISO.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
LOUISE,
S.S.
PRINCE88
ALICE.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
August
1,
8,
11,
18,
22,
29.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
August
3,
0,
13,
17,
24,
27.
8.S.
PRINCE3S
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean'
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
AgenL
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailtnci
From
Prince
Rupert,
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Ooean
Fall,
and
Swan.on
Bar,
Tuaadaf,
PJS.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Mart
Bar,
and
Swinton
Bar(
Saturdaf
Noon.
For
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Walt
laland,
Sundar
S
PJB.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naa
Rlf.f
CannarUa,
Frldar
A.M.
tnd
Avenue.
t.
Barn.l.r,
Aftnt.
PriDC
Hupert,
B.C
3
4
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