L
av
JuJy
51,
1023.
IITHERS
MAN
BROKE
HIS
LEG
jr
In
Woods
Before
Carried
Home
Over
Difficult
Trail
i.MITIII'.HS,
July
.
To
He
11
lraily
ilnwtipour
of
rain
I;.:
.
0.:io
A.iii.
mil
il
2.15
p.m.
!i
a
broken
leg
a
I
In-
full
It
overlook
A.
H.
.Millor
nf
thi
I
on
Wednesday
a.
-.in
iu
formal
Imi
recpived
it
i.ul
Hiiix-nr
i
inn
Mr.
junior,
ac-
i;.iiiled
by
Min
Craig,
left
if
ramp
oa
Pino
Creek,
with
lenlion
nf
procuring
ome
ft-noil
lo
nxik
breakfast.
On
way
lo
lil
objective
Mr.
!cr
stepped
olT
the
Irnll,
ami
doing
dislodged
some
.
..
1
t.t
...
A
..
I
.
I
..
i
rniivi
'"in
"
"in.
i
im
resulting
in
a
broken
leg
T
llll'
llklP.
tiaig,
aflpr
ii:iking
hl
fatliPr
iiinfnrlabln
ni
possible
mi-li
rirrymlnnre,
spI
nill
help,
ninl
ni
nlmtil
1
1
lit.
lied
lli'
camp
4if
(i.
SiiiiIIi
.1
llllillk'lT.
rlnniilcly
but
a
few
minute
re
two'
propPclnr.
Scnlly"
livie
and
1.
Jniru
were
silil-
,iy
Ii
Smith
ninl
invited
In
raki-
of
brpakfal,
otherwise
lould
have
leen
impossible
In
i?
lir
Injured
man
mil
II
a-
iMtiri
renl.l
hac
been
secured
ku
town,
n
distance
tf
ten
I
l
robber
of
blankets
amlj
l-s
wa
liaVlily
constructed'
i
Smith,
.1.
Huingcr.
A.
T.'
rer
and
Crnlg
Millur
began1
niol
trying
ordeal
of
llifirj
!
'
Five
Mile
In
8li
Hours
In
spl
where
I
Ik-
uiifnrlun-
man
lay
was
at
the
hollinii
ofi
(wo.hundrcd
fool
incline,
tlx'
.ernes
if
which
prevented!
possibility
of
I
In-
rescuer!
ry
ii
k
their
burden,
and
i'
I
necessary
to
make
HnJnir.
fhe
inlli
ttefore
u
lruifnMrs
ienntilraH
Wiflilf:illr
alllllllisl
il
rifki
hd
In
be
carefnllyi
nvicarru,
ami
su
nour
in
mm
-
were?
conMimedi
in
covering
the,
Mvvpiiules
iiiiMr
I
rail.
hen
il
i
known
jnin,.vr.
.Minor
inn
I
HO
pounds,
iun
iIa
Jie
formed
of
I
lie
herculean
firic
made
by
the
jUHclier
rer
In
their
noble
work.
inre
Simpson
s
irnll
wnj
died
Hik
pmir
airr
ttitliottf
furllicr
ilolay
llii
ly
rrarliiil
tin
rabin
of
.m
i
Dalil,
wIito
Ilic
victim
wai
il
fur
'until
tin
anilnilanrr.
ivnl
from
Smillirr
lo
romry,
In
Ibr
ho)ilnl.
,
,
Lea
Was
3d
r
llaiikitiion
iniiiu-Jiatcly
crl
frarluri'.
iinl
at
I
In
hopllal1
imi
olaloil
llial
I
tic
injurr.i
i
wax
prnin"iiiiK
favitmbly.
r
Millor
i
a
piunoer
of
-Mm"
kloy
Vallpy,
nnl
In
a.blillon
li
bluniliiiiir
ami
tinmilli
bn-o
tint
inlrrofilii
in
.vrral
Inn
proporllPs
cbipf
amonjr
cli
I
lln
Cakoa.lP
gr-.up.
Ii
pronilp
wi'll.
S
ARE
Of
ERED
PRIZES
AT
SMITHERS
Annual
fall
fair
UMlTJIKIlf,
July
M.
-
I"''
lllura
antilinl
full
fair
Wlllfll
'n
iilarc
in
MMiirninor
i
as.
h.
of
(mrcc
If
tho
ililay
of
ntiil
tit
mlnU
ill
ilin
Willi
flV
Hip
Interior
Now,
ran
lifl
lakrn
j
a
crilprlnii,
.nany
lorni
iin-n
I'vincinir
n
ilpfiro
to
mako
x
year'
fair
tbo
lfl
yt
lroM.
W
nn
an
ii(li'noi'
nf
llirlr
nup-t
In
arc
'prpapnilnjr
Hie
follow-
I
cups:
i
n
Up
V.
('fkli'Hlinw
MlviT
.up
,
br
Hip
)(t
naibllt
liorco.
rim
Ancoriallon
Dairy
Cup
Hip
bnt
ilairy
row'.
I
Tin.
J.
8,
Oray
filvrr
Cup
For
limit
prlii'n
in
flowerK.
1
li
lnlorior
Nown
Filvrr
t.up-
)r
Hip
moJ
prlri'H
In
hmn
hkliiK.
TIip
Anxoclatlnn
Pllvpr
r.hnU
pnrp
Cuji
-For
Hip
most
prizes
fnney
vork.
h
hp
K.
K.
Orrbanl
Sllvpf
fiiP
r
thp
imisl
prjip
In
vegotnlilps
"Pi.
A.
H.
Dixon,
nrrlvpil
from
ii
i1
hPlo
iooIh.
I
1'lnV
I).
I),
Munrn
Moilal
-For,
I
boat
cnllpption
of
clovpr,
nl-'
(p
Ifa
ami
gratisp.
'
llip
Asmioiallon
M.plal
(spcnml
M'p
For
four-liorp
turfl-out
nllUlprH
Fnir.
II
Tim
II,
(J.
V.
Li'tt
.Nfp.lal
For
p
IipsI
Timothy
srnl,
Tim
Union
atpanipr
Cnnlpnn,
inrmivpr
anil
way
ports
at
B.r
i
J'
nlglit
ami
aailnt
nt
10
for
yox
and
Btewart.
IMPORTERS
AND
DEALERS
In
Wallpapers,
Uurlaps,
Mould
ings,
Paints,
Oils,
Varnishes,
Brushps,
etc.
Let
us
advise
you
on
your
work
and
spenre
our
estimate
beforp
sending
out
of
town.
The
A.
W.
EDGE
A
CO.
Furniture
REMEMBERI
When
von
buv
Furniture.
Carpets.
Rugs,
Linoleum,
China,
Crockery,
elc,
nt
this
store
you
se?-
tho
gpnuine
nrlicle
and
not
n
picture
iiefnre
von
huv.
As
well,
we
give
vnu
a
nersonal
service
and
guar
antee
with
every
purchase
nl
no
ad.lilionnl
cost.
GEO.
D.
TTE.
FURNITURE.
HARDWARE.
Household
Ooods.
Trunks
and
Suit
Cases.
3rd
Avenue.
F.
M.
CROSBY.
Confectioners
THE
DELUXE
217
Third
Ave.
,
THE
ROYAL
(lin
Third
Ave.
Hnmp
matin
onndies.
chocolates,
bon-bons,
ice
cream,
fresh
fruit.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FAQB
FIVI
If
You
Trade
Out
of
Town,
and
I
Trade
Out
of
Town,
What
Will
Become
of
Our
Towl$i
THE
DOLLAR
SPENT
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
WILL
"REMAIN
HOME
TO
BOOST"
Trade
at
Home"
Campaign
Hardwan
GENERAL
HARDWARE
Ship
Chandlery
fitnvps,
HanKPA,
Paintu,
Oils.
Phone
261
HOWE
A
McNULTY
YOU
WILL
ALWAYS
FIND
here
a
complete
Mock
of
dlielf
ami
heavy
Hardware,
Tinwarp,
dranltPware
and
Tools
of
all!
kind.
Quality
ronsiilerpil.
Wp
meet
all
competition.
flel
our
price
list.
i
KAIEN
HARDWARE
COMPANY.
IF
IT'S
HARDWARE
We
have
M,
if
w
haven't
pot
it.
wp
will
jrel
it
for
you;
If
wp!
ran'l
gel
it,
it
inn't
inadp.
This
I
our
hulnpi
policy
coupled
'
with
the
fact
that
reasonable
prices
prpvail
in
all
line.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
SHELF
AND
HEAVY
HARDWARE.
Paint.
Oils.
Varnishp.
Tinware,
Oranilewarp.
Stoves
The
THOMPSON,
HARDWARE
CO.,
Limited.
Boots
and
Shoes
FINE
FOOTWEAR
Your
health
Is
largely
dependent
upon
your
foot
comfort.
Oun
knowledge
of
the
business
en
ables
us
lotlfescribp
proper
fit-.
tin
shoes
which
will
Rivs
yot
both
rWifW'
an'd'
spnice.
All
lines
miXMrtilely'
prlrVd.
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE,,
LTD.
For
MEN'S
AND
BOY'S
FOOTWEAR
of
ipialily
and
reasonably
priced
come
to
GEO.
HILL
'
Tlio
Shopman
'
-
-
bu
3HY
Wvpays'to
r?K
hr&cm
value
for
niprc
you
you.
your
monpy.
Itxlh
are
Obtainable
herp.
Our
repair
dppartment
is
"at
your
sprviee."
Wc
miaranlrp
our
work.
Iloost
home
industry.
M.
mArthur
Electrical
Houses
WE
DO
EVERYTHING
ELECTRICAL
and
would
be
gla
to
jrive
you
nn
estimate
on
any
(NUileinplated
work.
We
carry
n
lare
slock
of
Kleclrical
Fixtures,
Labor
Saving
Applfances
and
Klpclrical
accessories.
PARKIN
A
WARD
ELECTRIC
CO.,
LTD.
WARD
ELECTRIC
A
MARINE
SUPPLY
CO.
We
specialise
In
Marine
Paints,
Union
Jnck
Opppr
and
international
l.iiKolines.
Anlo-foulinu
and
Anll-corroslvc.
COW
HAY,
Prince
Rupert,
RC.
Ladies
Wear
EXCLUSIVE
MILLINERY.
Ladles'
Ready-to-Wear.
Fverylhtnn
in
Woman's
Wear.
DEMER8.
3rd
Ave.
Phone
27.
BUTTCRICK
PATTERNS.
I.aco
and
Fancy
Work
SpeoialHes.
Stamping
and
Kmbroldory,
Mil
iinery.
Dry
floods.
MRS.
J.
L.
HILDITCH.
01-'
P.O.
Duilding.
WE
CARRY
A
COMPLETE
STOCK
of
F.xcluslve
F.astern
and
Im-porlffl
I.ndle'
Suits,
Clonkd
and
I)rPss-s.
We
are
offering
many
ntlrnctlve
values
at
this
time
In
all
lines
and
wo
urge
you
to
lako
tilvantngo
of
Ihese
bargains.
4.
BENT.'
Read
these
articles
with
care.
They
may
present
something
you
haven't
.thought
of
before.
Patronize
the
people
whose
advertisements
are
here.
They
are'
neighbours
and
will
treat
you
right.
The
money
you
spend
with
them
stays
in
circulation
in
your
district
Printers
HAVE
YOUR
STATIONERY
Printed
jn
Prince
Rupert.
Oet
Our
Prices.
ROSE,
COWAN
A
LATTA,
LTO.
Stationers
NO
NEED
TO
SEND
out
of
town
for
Stationery,
Hooks,
Onic
Supplies
and
School
Supplip.
We
carry
a
lare
Mock
of
the
above
and
kindred
lines.
We
print
special
ordertt
an,i
will
be
glad
In
quote
price.
McRAE
BROS.,
LIMITED
VICTOR,
VICTROLA8
A
RECORDS
Photo
and
Camera
Supplies.
Olllce
and
Personal
Stationery,
Magazine
and
Hooks.
We
invite
you
In
come
In
and
look
ovpr
our
larxp
slock.
W.
W.
WRATHALL
Departmental
Stores
BEFORE
SENDING
YOUR
ORDER
OUT
OF.
TOWN
See
us.
We
arc
always
ready
lo
compromise
with
ymi.
JABOUR
BROS.
LTD.
Phone
CI
5.
THIS
STORE
OFFERS
lu
Hip
pMoplp
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district
a
convenient,
dependable
and
economical
store
eric.
Trade
in
Prince.
Rupert
it
will
pay
you.
H.
Sl'WALLACE
CO.,
LTO.
WE
ENDEAVOR
at
all
times
to
ant(cinale
your
requirement
here
in
Princp
Runert.
Wo
civp
you
a
jprvlee
nn
every
purchase
niade
here
which
you
cannot
secure
when
ilealine
by
mail.
Try
us
first.
The
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Decorators
WHEN
YOU
THINK
of
Wallpaper,
Paint,
Varnish,
Olas.s,
Ilurlap,
et
think
of
SILVERSIDES
BROS.,
Third
Avenue.
Phone
,22
Markets
Needed
by
the
Farmers
Hesidents
of
towns
and
cities
everywhere
are
beginning
to
realize
more
acutely
the
fact
that,
except
under
very
unusual
conditions,
Iheir
communities
will
prosper
ami
develop
only
in
proportion
to
the
prosperity
and
development
that
conies
tojhe
farming
sections
which
surround
them.
Healizing
thin
fact,
commercial
clubs
and
chambers
of
commerce
have
in
recent
years
been
ife-votiug
res
much
of
their
attention
to
developing
the
country
districts
as
they
have
to
securing
new
industries
and
attracting
new
residents.
They
know
that
as
the
country
about
the
towns
become
more
thickly
settled
and
the
farmers
become
prosperous
the
more
money
will
be
spent
in
(be
towns
and
the
faster
thsp
(owns
will
grow.
It
is
largely
for
this
reason
that
the
residents
of
Ihe
tow'iis
and
rilies
have
been
doing
more
and
more
In
aid
the
farmers
in
growing
bigger
crops
"and
iu.
improving
marketing
conditions.
The
towns
anil
cities-
have
contributed
more
and
more
liberally
loward
the
building
of
good
road
iii
llie
connlry
districts
and
have
paid
a
large
part
nT
Hie
expense
of
maintaining
agricultural
exporf?
to
nsisi
the
farmers
in
grnwltig'-bigger
crops
.ninl
gelling-ninre
money
niit'nr
ihejr
c,rop
when
hey
are
placed
on
Hie
market.
Not
One-Slded
Proposition
IluT
this
is
mil
a
one-sidetl
proposition.
If
Jlie'Ciii-,
dejieiiilcnt
upon
the
country,
so
is
me
country
upjh-iiii-iu-
uptoi
inr
nj.
What
Ihe
farmer
raises
is
worth
absolutely
imlhiiig
lo
him
unless
he
can
sell
it
at
a
,
price
that
will
jy
him
a
fair
relurn
on
the
money
and
'lime
invesletl
in
its
production.
'I'lie
farmer,
without
markets,
would
be
in
Ihe
-anie
fix
as
a
storekeeper
without
customers.
In
almost
every
case
the
farmer
i
tlependenFjipon
the
wear-by
town
or
oily
for
n
market
or
at
least
his
perishable
products.
In
the
language
of
the
street,
it
is
a
flfty-fifty
proposition.
The
town
needs
the,
country
and
the
country
needs
the
.
tovjo..
The
farmer
needs
(he
assistance
of,
,Jlliq
store-
.
koepers
of
the
town
in
securing
a
market
for
his
products.
He
nqeds
the
assistance
of
the
doreUeeprs
of
the
town
in
getting
good
roads
over
which
he
may
haul
his
pro-duels
without
losing
more
time
than
the
products
are
worth.
He
often
needs
the-assistance
of
the
storekeepers
in
helping
him
over
a
period
of
financial
stringency.
Storekeeper
Needs
Farmer's
Trade
On
the
oilier
hand
ihe
storekeeper
needs
,
the
business
of
Ihe
farmer.
He
does,
not
ask
the
farmer
lo
sell
him
his
products
on
credit
even
though
nt
Ihe
time
he
may
be
hard
pushed
for
cash
and
may
need
nwire
credit
badly.
He
does
not
ask
the
farmer
lo
Help
him
build
a
sidewalk
in
front
of
his
slore.
lie
does
not
ask
for
the
business
of
the
farmer
provided
lhal
he
can
sell
the
farmer
Ihe
poods
he
needs
nt
as
low
a
price
as
he
can
secure
Ihem
for
elsewhere.
Hut
does
he
always
gel
Ihe
farmer's
business?
Ask
the
mail
order
man
in
Ihe
big
cily
or
ask
the
postmaster
or
Ihe
express"
agent
in
any
town
or
city
in
the
country.
They
could,
if
they
would,
tell
of
thousand
of
dollars
sent
away
lo
Ihe
big
cities
to
pay
for
goods
that
could
be
purchased
jut
as
cheaply
ami
much
more
conveniently
in
Ihe
nearest
town
or
cily.
These
thousands
of
dollars,
when
sent
to
the
mail
order
houses
in
the
big
cilies,
never
come
back.
They
do
not
help
lo
build
good
roads
past
Ihe
farmer's
houses.
When
the
next
crops
are
harvested,
Hip
mail
order
man
won't
buy
any
of
the
farmer's
products.
The
potatoes,
Ihe
lomaloes,
the
melons
and
oilier
things
that
Ihe
farmer
raises
may
lie
and
rot
upon
the.
ground
so
far
nsthe
mail
order
man
i
concerned.
'
No
Credit
From
Mall
Order
Men
The
mail
order
man
won't
sell
the
farmer
hvo
rents'
worth
of
goods
on
one
day's,
credit
no
matter
bow
badly
the
farmer
may
neetl
the
goods
or
bow
little
ready
nh
he
has
In
pay
for
Ibem.
If
Ihe
famer's
house"
burns
down,
Iho
mail
order
man
is
not
going
In
sell
him
any
lumber
on
credit
so
(hat
he
niny
build
another
home,
lie
will
lake
what
cash
he
can
gel
Ihe
farmer
lo
scud
him
and
there
his
interest
in
the
farmer
ends.
1
Ihe
farmer
has
no
money
lo
pay
for
what
he
needs,
Ihe
mail
order
man
will
find
others
lo
help
swell
the
stream
nf
dollars
which
is
building
up
his
great
fortune
and
helping
build
up
Ihe
great
cily
in
which
he
lives.
Tailors
SATISFY
YOUR
DESIRE
For
TAILOR
MADE
CLOTHES.
A.
CAKLSON,
Tailor.
Third
Ave.
Druggists
THE
REXALL
STORES
Save
you
money
on
all
drug
re
quirements.
Our
Retail
Stores
serve
you
in
Prince
Rupert.
ORMES
LIMITED.
Men's
Furnishings
MEN'S
FURNISHINGS
Boots
and
Shoes.
Clothing.
Dompstic
Novelties.
Furs
Bought
and
Sold.
PAT
PHILLIPSON
WE
INVITE
YOU
lo
inspect
our
slock
of
Men's
ClnthTng
and
rurnishin"".
ine
i)lfatt"(v"',f
our
lines
is
of
the
hefst
and
ll.
prireS-'will
satiny
the
most
Pttict
ins
nuypr.
"Phone
027.
i
THOR
JOHNSON
THE
PATENT
ADJUSTABLE
CAP
Just'TnV
Fits
any
sized
hpaii.
Call
in
and
'see
them.
"Buy
in
town
and
help
yo"ur
town."
'
'
STEVE
KING.
"
"
Third
Ave;
THE
PROGRESSIVE
MAN
"
pends
his
money
in
his
own
community.
This
store
catprs
to
the
dress
requirements
'
dt'
pro-jrressive
men.
Hart
Shoe.
Burberry
Walprproofs,
Stanfield
Undprwesr,
Headlight
Overall.
Prade
at
home.
J.
A.
KIRKPATRlCK.
SMART
CLOTHES
FOR
SMART
MEN.
We
carry
exclusive
lines
of
hfgh
class
clolhes
and
furnishings.
Agents
for
Wm.
H.
Leishmann
.v
Co
Custom
Tailors,
Borsalino
lints
and
Stetson
nats,
Dr.
Jnpger's
Pure
Wool
Ooods.
BRYANT
COMPANY
LTD.
"THE
QUALITf
STORE"
For
Men
and
Boya.
Direcl
importers
of
Men's
and
Hoys'
Furnishings,
Underwear,
Hats.
Caps.
Large
and
well
as
sorted
stock
of
chthlng.
Our
prices
in
all
lines
are
at
rock
bottom.
ACME
IMPORTERS.
Bakers
IF
IT'S
BAKED
IT'S
OUR
JOB.
Our
plant
Is
absolutely
modern
and
sanitary.
Everything
is
baked
in
scrupulously
clean
Electric
ovens
by
expert
bakers.
See
for
yourself.
Electric
Bread
is
Real
Bread.
ELECTRIC
WINDOW
BAKERIES
100
WHOLE
WHEAT
BREAD.
The
Bread
you
will
eventually
rat.
Fating
is
believing.
Phono
190.
LA
CASSE
BAKERY,
Third
Ave.
Sheet
Metal
Works
SANITARY
AND
HEATING
EN
QINEERS
Hot
water,
steam
and
hot
air
furnace
installation.
Agents
for
McClary's
Famous
Hot
Air
Furnaces.,
Estimates
cheerfully
given
on
all
jobs,
large
or
small
Phone
5
STEEN'S
LIMITED
Butchers
Ask
For
SHAMROCK
BRAND
Hams,
Bacon,
Lard,
Hotter.
P.
BURNS
A
CO.
LIMITED.
A
GOOD
BREAKFAST
hielps
each
day
with
a
good
start.
This
is
easy
when
yqu
buy
your
meat
from
FtflZZELL'S
ROYAL
MARKET.
Phone
10.
Fish
and
Poultry
FRESH
KILLED
LOCAL
MEATS.
Fresh
and
Smoked
Fish
dailyj
Poultry.
Butter,
Kggs,
Vegetables.
Phone
C7t.
PRINCE
RUPERT
FISH
MARKET.
Provisions
MEATS.
GROCERIES.
.
Fresh
Fruits,
,.'
Vegetables,
Dairy
riTducts,
Phone
13.
P.O.
Box
123.
F.
W.
Moersch.
,
CITY
MARKET.
QUALITY
SHOULD
BE
FIRST-
consideration
when
ordering
Meat's
and
Oroceries.
Our
stock
is
wll
kept,
clean
and
wholesome.-Wp
specialize
in
imported
good.
Phone
208.
ALBERTA
MARKET.
ATKINS'
MEAT
MARKET.
Phone
574'.'
3d
Avenue.'
FULLER'S
GROCERY.
Hioiie
5.
p
f).
Box
877.
i
no
.
Grocers;'
OUR
AIM
its
TO
SELL
you
a
line
of
"'Oroceries,
Pro-
isions,
etc.,
the
price
and
qual-
ty
of
which
will
keep
your
money
in
Prince
Rupert
A
phone
call
phones
2
and
56
will
brim
ou'r
service
to
your
door.
LYNCH
BROS.
A
McMEEKIN.
FANCY
and
STAPLE
GROCERIES
Puro
Food
Products.
Provisions.
1
Vegetables,
Fruits
in
season.
Ptionp
88.
P.O.
Box
334,
MUNRO
BROS.
lTil.il.
Photographers
F.
W.
CHANDLER
318
Sixth
Street
THEY
SOON
GROW
OUT
OF
MOTHER'S
ARMS
hut
Photographs
of
the
Children
never
grow
up.
Phone
Red
183.
The
Photographer
in
your
Town.
BENSON
STUDIO.
Jewellers
THIS
STORE'S
POLICY
lo
represent
goods
exactly
as
to'quality;
lo
sell
each
customer
ii
m
DEVELOPING,
PRINTING
v
ENLARGING
This
is
our
business
not
our
side
line.
Portraits
that
will
please
you.
Bring
us
your
work.
jewellery
values
at
a
unifornt
'
fair
prie;
to
correct
all
mistakes;
to
fulfill
all
guarantees;
to
give
each
one
a
siiuare
deal.
MAX
HEILBRONER
YOU
DO
NOT
have
to
know
jewellery
-values,,,
,,
wben
dealing
with
this
sjore
.
The
benefit
of
our
advice
i
yours
on
all
jewellery
matters.
Brim?
us
your
repair
work
we
guarantee
you
satisfaction.