Tue
jdir-
September
4,
1923.
w
Our
Mothers
Knew
The
makers
tell
you
why
our
Mothers
used
Sunlight
Soap.
It
is
the
best
because
it
is
made
from
the
pure
oil
of
the
Cocoanut
and
Palm.
Gcoanut
Oil
gives
you
that
soft
easy
lather
that
saves
your
energy
and
saves
your
clothes.
The
Palm
Oil
makes
Sunlight
firm
and
hard
so
that
it
is
the
most
economical
Soap
in
the
world
to
use.
Sunlight
is
the
purest
laundry
soap
in
Canada.
"Our
Mothers
Knew'
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
Tsromo
r
T
r
T
SK7
JHea4auarters
vt-Sc)ml
Supplies
W
r
ji
fhftr
Iy
'lie
hundred.
Ilcause
tve
hue
D
1
D
0..1
I
duuks.
oans.
ixuiers,
Loose
Leaf
Binders
and
Fillers
-
'
'
-
I
everything
lhal
an
up-to-date
luuk
and
stationery
should
havf.
at
price
lliul
satisfy
ever)
body.
Call
or
write
lur
a
romplt'le
list
all
books
and
supplies
used
in
the
Public
iii.I
High
School,
also
Commercial
Sellout.
.Eiery'
item
is
1'tn'd
to
please.
hai
i
hum
iru
hi
An
I
r
a
Lia
WilUl
U
A
LJl
JUI1UI1AI.
VJ
SHlLliiuS
rnvm
rnmvL
n
urtn
i
.
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
PRINCE
GEORGE.
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Point,
Monday,
Thursday,
Saturday,
11
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
.
WEDNESDAY,
10
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
FRIDAY,
10
p.m.
SS.
PRINCE
ALBERT
or
PRINCE
JOHN.
t
Port
Simpson
Stewart
MoniM,
p.m.
Vantsv.ee
la
Quatn
Cnarlotlt
Islands
Wsdnssda,
p.m.
tseea
Nl.tr
fort,
Sundaj
tm.
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
leave
prlrwe
Hiirl
PJti
tr
HUNCE
CI'MtOK.
COMOMOS,
W1X-Ml'l
l
mint
t:alern
:anaita,
t
nihil
iMales.
AOINCf
ALL
OCCAM
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
c,,r
Ticket
Offlts,
621
Third
A,
Peine
Rupert.
Phon
260.
CANADIAN
PAQFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
PrinceRupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
LOUISE,
S.S.
PRINCESS
ALICE.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
Sept.
1,
8,
14,
25;
Oct.
5.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
Sept.
3,
10,
21
j
Oct.
1.
8.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Buledale,
8wanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-couver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
.Corner
of
4th
8treet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
galling
From
rrlure
tvunert.
VANOOUVtR,
VICTORIA,
Ocn
Falls.
Swaneon
ar,
Tuesday,
S
P.M.
VANCOUVCR,
VICTORIA,
Al.rl
Bay,
and
Sanson
as,,
Sstufdsf
Noon.
NT0X,
ALIOS
ARM,
STIWART,
Wsles
It.Und,
Sunday
S
P.M.
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naas
RlfdP
Cannselet,
frlday
Ina
Avrnu.
J.
BrntU,
Aj.nl.
JTInc
Rupert,
B.C
Change
of
Water
Change
of
Diet
Change
of
Climate
CauseDiarrhoea
I
.
Ired
Palmer,
til
Oalboutle
St,
Brautford,
Out.,
riles
;
"When
I
flrt
eut
uui
to
ill
XonhWeil
tb
water
;llael
lutue
with
uiy
boweli.
tud
belug
:ln
rrUMite
spot
1
could
not
set
auy-Uilug
to
gire
me
rehef
for
any
lentpi
of
UlIM.
I
1
wrote
trill
told
toy
wife
about
the.
Mint
I
was
luiviuf
and
she
tent
lue
t
toitl
of
or.
Fowler
Eitnct
of
Wild
Strt,erry,
iod
I
rmnot
Hieik
too
blrtily
or
II
ror
bat
it
did
for
nie.
Wbenevnr
the
cnlldrcn,
bive
iny
boel
trwble
(row
etln
fruit
or
Jrlnk-lot
tlriDie
water,
wblcb
toey
hate
done
for
the
pa
fue
yean,
'llvlnr
In
i
country,
tbe
only
remedy
we
ue
H
'Or.
rowlerv,
and
uibody
thou
Id
be
without
III
at
It
rannot
be
beat
for
InMant
relief."
Dr.
fowler.
Extract
of
Wild
Straw-
,
berry
bat
been
on
the
market
for
tbe
pant
1
71
jean,
jou
don't
eii-erlmrnt
with
new
and
uutrled
reinedle
when
you
buy
tt.
ibut
be
aure
and
ret
'Dr.
Fowlefr
wb.
n
yau
iaK
ror
it
at
a
aub.utute
tnay
It
dan
reroua
t
juur
liealtb.
I
vncti
ioc
a
bottle:
jmt
p
only
by
Tbe
;i.
.Miujum
Co..
Lluitted,
Toronto,
Ont.
i
iini
Ant.u
of
tlirvWiuce
llu-
trt
UiU-i
Muff
wm
ainoiiK
the
'Iim
hI
lienor
whit
wn,
U
Telkwa
NlurilMy
e,ninp
to
alleixl
the
Uullvli'v
Vail)
Ittrbcu.
.
J.
Millifk
wan
f'KJiul
pit
illy
of
Intoxication
by
Masiflrale
Me
UlytiMMii
in
tbp
Mtir
rouri
this
an
wait
fined
tao
with
the
no!
j(n
of
(hii-ly
ilayc
iii
jnil
Mi.
John
Omway
unit
daujrh.
trr
Mi
SlifilatMtway
wirt
in
llif
ci
ly
Salurday
aflcrttonn
rtturu
nit'
iiorlli
lo
I
heir
hoiiip
in
Anytix
al'.-i
hauiK
Kpt'til
a
holiday
at
I'oi'l
Siiiipnon.
l.AHI'l.MlJ'IS.
ltiipr
ur
vu'.Uui
for
laix.r
only
for
nwv
I
.nmn
Ctiorrli
al
Atiyox.
Plan
al
Ho
MaayV
oIrVp,
Thin!
.viiop.
'IVtMlfrA
nmt
tw
in
by
Kri'iiiy
iiifeiil.
iieo.
i.
H
arkeir.
t
niiMI.
falKlil-r
Ohilkooti
Capl.
tjors4fittm'afrntd
frin
N'alr
IrU4v
iviiury
ft
midnizQI
aud
p11ttt
8t,
iicir
al
'
10.30
.twrWWr'
after
!
diM'Sjarine
L,2H0
SM
Vf
aalnifkB
al
-No.
3
l.V.
whalf
Kiwi.
Min
Ktanda
Murli
ret
linnet
by
Soniiav
nt;bl'i
I
lain
U
the
rily
In
rrum
Iwr
MbtHl
leach
f
nsr
iIuIipi-
afltr
1iaitiK
piil
I
ho
fuimner
vacajmn
wHhg
lir
parentt-
a(
'IVrrare.
She
wtan
ae
rMiitMitnJ
to
I
ow
n
by
her
tuo4ur,
Mr.
'1'.
J.
Mar.h.'
,
K.
F.
V.
LowIp.
foniHTly
C.P.
It.
general
aj;enl
al
Juneau
and
U"w
local
frirlit
agent
at
lvJ.
iiionton.
arrived
from
the
Kasl
ii
Sunday
niptit
train
aud
iro
eeedtsl
by
tbe
Printers
louie
V-iei.liiy
mortiiii
lo
Juneau.
Hi"
to
on
a
holiday
trio
to
the
at.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Albert
Davidson
relornetl
lo
Vancouver
by
the
Prmee
(icorse
Salunlay
exenin
nfler
liaviut
eiet
a
rounle
of
layi
in
the
city
miewinjr
old
aeiiuinlanr!,
Mr.
Davidson,
wtio
waf
formerly
U.T.I',
city
irket
agent
tier,
I
uow
dlviioiW
fi-eighl
ajenl
for
the
C.(J.M.M
The
CI.
It.
Meanier
l'rince'
Healiire,
ilajd.
Ulin,
wan
In
poll
from
4130
In
8
Saturday
en
injr.
The
venel
took
outh
from
hen
some
persons
from
Alacka
wliiih
the
Prince
Alice
bri'imli!
as
day
passenjiers.
There
were
nlno
a
number
of
local
passengers
g
iing
south
on
Hie
steamei
.
Plus
1c
Per
Piece.
r
a
pound
FLOAT-IRONED
Family
Service
Alt
of
your
washing
80
per
cent
or
your
troning-tverjrthing
returned
dry
You
simply
touch
up
few
outer
garments
such
at
waists,
blouses,
house
dresses,
with
hand-iron.
Phont'us
today.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Phone
8.
J
Local
aid
Persoial
i
U.C.
Undertaker,
l'lioue
41.
Hay
uers.
3S1.
Undertakers.
Pboue
tf
0
(.V.V.A.
general
meeting
will
he
held
Seotember
t.
Inibortant
bubiiiffs.
208
J.
A.
(iihson
returned
from
Kurkley
Hay
on
the
Prince
John
last
night.
Jack
Hililitch,
Jr.
returned
by
I
he
I'rinee
Huert
yesterday
af
ternoun
from
Seattle.
Kred
Hale
arrived
yesterday
af
(enioon
by
the
steamer
Prince
Hubert
from
Ocean
Falls.
Save
Money!
Buy
odr
.Vanaimo
I
'
II-
i
.
a
.
.
Wellington
jui
uoai
al
113.su
a
ton.
Albert
&
McCaffery.
Ltd.
tf
ine
h.Kj.
oazeue
announce
Hie
aj.oinliiifiil
of
James
Fieldeii
Mran-r
of
!?unnyiIde
cauiiery
lo
he
a
notary
public.
Harry
Welford
and
lKn
.Creraf
left
ou
Ial
night's
train
f
Lakele
Lake
where
they
alend
a
week
holidaying.
Jin
.miss
Alice
uuveniei
Jen
on
last
nighl
c
train
for
Vancouver
ia
Jasper
Park.
She
expects
to
be
away
about
a
fortnight.
Mrs.
W.
HVickrrs
and
daugh
ter.
Kvelyn,
rclurnel
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
where
they
have
been
spending
the
past
mouth.
Mrs.
Leslie
fckmner
of
Copper
Idly
came
in
yesterday
on
the
Princess
Ijituisu
and,
after
spiidin?
the
day
n
the
city,
left
for
lnr
home
ou
the
(rain.
'I1m
?
danco
held
al
the
Hink
iasl
tiisclat
was
very
successful
.oin
thirty
five
couples
danced
lo
Jie(
strains
of
Pryce'
orehes-
Ira
unly
well
a
tier
tmdnighl.
'
4
Mi-
Miss
Irene
Stewart,
one
of
the
new
appointees
on
(he
teach
in
slalt
and
last
year
teacher
at
Copier
Cily,
arrivvd
in
the
eity
yesinrday
looriiirir
io)
the
Prin
ress
Louise.
Ir.
A.
H.
Hayne.
mauaser
tbe
Iakelse
Hotel,
arried
from
ibe
iuterior
ly
this
morning'
train
accompanied,
by
his
tw
sons.
They
are
registered
al
the
Hotel
Prince
Hupert.
Mrs.
J.
E.
Jack
and
daughters
Hirdell
and
HeveHey,
returned
Home
yesterday
by
the
steamer
Prince
Hupert
after
having
ppen
ine
past
two
munius
visiting
on
the
southern
coast
and
in
the
iu
lerior.
11.
Ji.
Little,
manager
of
(he
Union
Hank
at
Hazeltou,
return
ed
with
his
daughter
from
Vau
couver
by
the
steamer
Prince
Hupert
yesterday
afternoon
and
left
on
the
enmitig
train
for
the
interior.
Motorshiji
Frederick
C.
was
in
port
from
Saturday
afternoon
to
Monday
moruiu?
unloading
1,000
cases
of
salmon
from
Port
Wal
ler,
Alaska,
for
transshipment
to
the
Eastern
Stales
over
the
Can
udiau
.Natioual
Railway.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11
ward.
Llpselt
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prinre
Hupert
yesterday,
after
noon.
Mr.
Lipselt
is
here
on
one
of
his
regular
yisilsof
inspection
in
connect
ion
with
(he
business
of
Lipselt
iV.
Cunningham,
of
which
he
is
the
head.
4-.
.
Archbishop
F.
II.
JmVernel
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Joint
for
Slewarl
where
-he
will
spend
Hie
week,
olllcialing
next
ednesday
al
the
wedding
of
Mis.
Ho
May
Dtiranl
,
and
Sam
McNeil
and
prcachingIn
the
An
glican
Church
next
Sunday.
Lilwanl
Cunnlnsliam
of
Seat-
He,
director
of
the
firm
of
Lip
fcii-i.unningham
Co.;
arrived
jfroin
the
south
ou
the
Prince
j
Hupert
yesterday
accompanying
i'.lward
l.lpsell,
the
others
mem-jheiof
the
concern.
They
will
bo
(liere
until
the
end
of
Hie
week.
Molorship
Hellinshain.
Cant.
Leu
Williams
was
iu
port
from
10
Sunday
evening
unlil
"
last
night
unloading
8184
cases
of
salmon
from
Ihe
Sunny
Point
cannery
KelcJiikan,
'for,
transshipment
dver
Ihe
Canadian
Na-lional
Hallway
to
jhe
Eastern
Slates,
.
..
,
More
food
for
less
money
Sh
C.
Whatman
returned
by
the
steamer
I'rinee
Hupert
from
the
south
"yesterday
afternoon.
Tbe
Hrtuierffarten
class
at
SI.
loseph'
Convent
will
re-open
on
Wednesday.
Sept.
5.
4numer'ial
Mass
re-opens
Monday,
September
10.
'WtT
-
H
C:
U.
Mutirtl,
T.
H.
Johnson
W.
CruiksJiank.
John
J)yhhavn.
John
Mellae
and
Jr.
L.
W.
Ker
returned,
yesterday
aflernoot)
frojtii
Ocean
FaUs
wliere
they
ent
Ihe
week-end
on
Ma.unie
business.
.Ma'or
S.
M.
Newton
returned
by
the
Priiw
Hupert
yesterday
afternoon
after
having
spent
several
weeks
in
Eastern
Canada
He
attended
the
Sous
of
Englum
convention
at
Toronto
as
official
delegate
from
the
local
lodge.
-.
C.I'.H.
steamer
Priueess
Louise
Capl.
Arthur
Slater,
was
in
port
from
8
to
11.30
yesterday
morning
bound
uorth
from
Vancouver
lo
Skagway
aud
Alaska
ports.
1'he
vessel
had
a
small
list
of
round
trip
tourist
passengers.
-
Mis
Mary
Easlhope
of
Sardts,
H.O.,
who
ha
been
spending
Hie
ast
four
days
as
the
guest
of
rrhbishop
and
Mrs.
DuVernel
left
last
evening
for
Kitwanga,
II.C.
to
take
up
her
duties
as
earlier
of
the
public
school
here.
Constable
and
Mrs.
H.
P.
Pun
ier
arrived
from
M
asset
I
on
Ihe
Prince
John
last
night
to
take
uo
heir
residence
iu
the
cily.
Mr.
Ponder
has
been
transferred
to
litis
eity
in
Ihe
provincial
police
ervice
as
clerk
to
Inspector
T.
W.
S.
Parsons.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Tuesday,
September
4
High
.
8.UH
u
ui.
14.4
ft.
i!:50
p.m.
ir
"
Low
I
,:1S)
a.m.
7.0
"
p.m.
9
8
"
Wednesday,
September
5.
High
t:20
a.m.
14.7
ft.
21:10
p.m.
16.1
"
J
Low
2:18
a.m.
7..I
"
U:lt
p.m.
0.8
"
Thursday,
September
6
High
I0
.il
a.m.
15.0
fl
I.
'f
p.m.
17
7
"
Low
:i
5t
a.m.
0.5
"
10
mil'
p
in
!U
'
HEMORRHOIDS
Do
not
suffer
another
day
Uh
Itching,
Bleeding,
or
lTotrudlnf
I'lles
or
Hemorrhoids.
No
surgical
operation
requ'red.
lr.
Chase's
uinime.ni
win
relieve
you
ai
once
snu
Milord
lantlnr
benefit,
(do
a
box;
mU
dealera,
or
Kdmanson.
lutes
&
Co.,
UiutUd,
Toruato.
Srcpl
box
fr
To
cut
down
the
cost
of
food
and
keep
up
'
health
and
strength
for
the
Summer
days
yon
must
get
back
to
Nature's
food.
A
wholesome,
strengthening
diet
for
Summer
is
Shredded
Wheat
with
fresh
fruits
and
fresh
vegetables.
For
breakfast,
for
lunch,
for
dinner
you
can
prepare
a
delicious,
satisfying
meal
with
Shredded
Wheat
without
going
into
the
kitchen.
We
do
the
cooking
for
you
in
our
sanitary,
sunlit
factory.
Being
ready-cooked
and
ready-to-serve
Shredded
Wheat
is
a
wife-saver
in
Summer
and
a
constant
joy
to
youngsters
and
grown-ups.
it's
TRISCUIT
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real
whole
wheat
toast
-eaten
with
butter,
soft
cheese
or
marmalades.
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Chocolates
65c
per
lb.
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are
fresh
chocolates
and
regularly
retail
at
from
80c
to
$1.25
per
lb.
We
are
selling
them
at
this
special
price
of
03c
in
order
to
make
room
for
another
shipment
now
on
the
way.
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LTD.
The
Rexall
Stores.
Phones
200,
82
and
134.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th.
3rd
Ave.
and
2nd.
We
pay
postage
on
all
mail
orders.
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