PAQI
TWO
Tub
iAiut
tlcwa
When
Exposed
to
Air
tea
loves
its
freshness
and
flavor.
n
SALAM
Ml
For
that
reason
is
never
sold
In
bulk.
The
Daily
News
FIUNCE
RUPEKT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Ilupert
Daily
News,
Limited
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
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1
Afl
rka
mh
not
i
i
0?
rl
I
fir
Navigation
.on,
the.
Yukon
is
closing
and
very
soon
Hie
rivers
and
lakes
in
lhe,:eat
will
follow
shit
and
then
'there
will
be
no
way
or
gelling'
oul
of
Canada
.eastward
except
by
Ihn
Atlantic
ports
of
Canada
or
the
porls
of
Ibe
;IJuiled
States.
Thnt
is
where
the
wrs.1
has
he
advanlxe.
TJie
shippiiiif
porls
f
Ibe
west
are
open
nil
the
time.
There
is
no
suspicion
of.either
Vancouver
iik
Mmiifr
reasons
wiiy
gram
iouia
tie
shipped
put
litis
way
in-sle.nil
t'f
!einr.liflil
in
the
elevnlors
at
the
fireaC
Lakes
or
shipped
by
rail
rom
mi
Aini'ricmi
port.
Looking
Forward
The
more
you
think
about
theiuture,
and
about
Opportunity
and
Success,
the
more
enthusiastic
you
become
about
being
a
money
saver.
If
you
have
mastered
the
art
of
saving,
you
can
foecast
with
reasonable
accuracy
how
much
of
a
factor
you
will
be
in
the
days
of
opportunity
which
are
drawing-
near.-
M
It
CAN
Dont."
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
ftuperf
JBranch
A.
T.
Broderick,
:Managr
1
GRAIN
INQUIRY
COMMISSION
ERS
SPEAK
AT
ROTARY
LUN
CHEON
IN
HAPPY
VEIN
ON
LOCAL
PROBLEMS.
(Continued
from
Pai?eHej,
Prince
Hupert
whs
as
hijr
a
place
a.i
it
proved
to
lie.
lie
was
also
struck
willi
the
fishing.
lumber-inii
and
other
possibilities
and
the
more
or
less
permanent
trad
thai
was
hound'
tobe
developed
with
the
prairies
from
this
port.
,lle
wondered
If
hvnl
people
Should
not
try
to
increase
the
Llniiinii.l
f.iit
fi-.lt
.il.
HlA
Ik
i
fl
Ail
.If
uimni
It'l
llll
uil
iiiv
.iii.'.
With
all
the
advantages
this
place
.seemed
to
have,
a
indicated
by
the
evidence
thai
morning
he-fore
the"
commission,
he
said'
lie
wondered
why
no
elevator
had
heen
built
here
by
private
capital.
He
i.ppned
a
prain
nan
would
have
to
he
imnrled
and.
there
jwouhl
have
la
he
specially
trained.
businessmen
who
could
buy
and;
sell
grain.
Capital
was
slow
to
come
until
it
was
shown
the
nd-
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
vantage
mil
was
Keen
jo
.come,
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
$..00i
any
place
..nee
it
was
snnwiij
ti..
,u!l
In
oil
norie
nflha
RrMtich
Pmn
M
Burt
ha
United
M'nTP
III"
u,
II"
in
run
1
1-11
iii.ii
ir
port
winch
had
the
advantage
.
$6.00
In
advance,
per
year
Fo
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year.
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Ilir
irilllHIim
III
"I
l'USlli
"iia
an
important
factor.
In
resard'-to
capital,
Dr.
M-
Oihbon
said
he
wondered
If
the
ra.,3C.i
r"""""""'-'--:-'
'
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western
provinces
by
heavy
taxa-
lYansient
Adverimnp
nn
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PaKe
.
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fie
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be
in
The
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Office
on
day
preceding
publication.
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advertising
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to
approval.
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of
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EDITION
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-.-
.
.
i
,
Great
Opportunity
For
This
City.
The
conting
of
the
grain
commission
to
this
cily
was
a
great
opportunity
for
local
people
to
get
Iheir
case
before
the
authorities
in
the
East.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
presentation
of
evidence"
did
good
Work
in
having
it
placed
before
them
in.
an
authoritative
manner
by
men
whoe
wonl
could
not
be
controverted.
The
result
should
be
decidedly
beneficial
to
this
city.
If
the
co;nmissiuii
finds
that
the.
development
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
of
benefit
t
the
farmers
uf
the
prairies
and
that
it
will
be
a
good
point
from
which
to
ship
grain
it
will
strengthen
!V!nre
the
local
case
for
an
elevator
very
mutt-.
i.iu.
Prince
Rupert
people,
did
their
best
to'entertaiu
the
-visitors
as
well
as
MisiMe
and
the
visitors
did
their
best,
men
and
women,
to
show
their
appreciation:
f
loa
hospitality.
The
Rotary
Jim.
Iieou
and
the
Irip
ii,lhe'waler;uylhe
afternoon
were
the
climax
of
a
very
pleasiiig.xperje.iic,."''
.f
,
Redeeming
War
'
A
"-'
Loans
Easy.
The
redemption
if
war
loans
is
proving
rather
an
easy
matter,
judging
from
the
de-patches
lhat
ennfe
from
the
east.
-The
rate
of
inleirst
is
dropping
and
the
demand
for.
good
securities
is
steadily
oji
the
increase.
Happily,
inipite
oflhV
campaign
lieint'
carried
on
by
an
eastern
newspaper
in
a
series
of
articles
point
where
they
scared
capital
away.
He
was
struck
by
the
knowledge
in
Ivnpland
of
the
con-lit
inns
here.
He
wondered
if
there
was
not
danger
in
scaring
nvvny
capital
'by
the
layinp
down
of
Ion
nany
regulations,
and
instanced
one
case
in
northern
Alberta
where
Fort
.HvMurray
was
sidetracked
because
real
estate
was
held
so
high
there
that
the
railway
could
not
afford
lo
so
there.
.Now
tlio
opportunity
was
lot.
In
developing
Ihe
country"
there
was1
a
period
before
the
flow
of
capital
took
place
and
yet
on
it
lay
Ihe
future
nf
the
north
country,
that
last
great
west.
Dean
Rutherford
Dr.
Rutherford,
dean
of
the
(.'nivet'sity
of
Saskatchewan
I
old
of
the
struggle
it
had
been
to
make
alatrhewau
a
great
pro-
It
wa.
the
keystone
pro
vince
of
Canada,
Ihe
banner
wheat
emwinsr
province
which
also
pro
duced
a
lot
of
livestock.
,
The
first
fettlcntent
took
place
Ihere
in
IH82
and
many
difficulties
had
lo
he
overcome
hefore
it
made
progress.
They
had
the
weather
lo
contend
Villi,
but
a
variety
of
wheal
was
discovered
by
scientists'
that
while
producing
good
hard
wheal
ripened
ahead
Of
the
frost.
When
the
province
was
formed
it
had
a
handful
of
peo
ple
twenty
years
ago
and
raised)
only
two
or.
three
million
bushels
headed
"The
Whisper
of
Dealh.'Mhf
credit
f
the
country
isOf
grain
a
year
not
only
good
hut
improving..
I
he
credit
or
the
provinces
jsj
good
nod
if
the
affairs
of
the
country
continue,
to
be
conducted
wijely,
there
is
no
reason
to
fear
financial
calamity.
To.
keep
the
credit
good
there
mul
be'
rigid
economy,
however,
and
a
lrict
attention
to
business.
,
1
.'''!
many
Accidents
In
M
United
States
Navy.
Accident
seems
to
follow
accident
-
in
the
United
Stales
navy.
If
it
were
Hie
Hrili-h
navy
we
should
ay
the
officers
were
inefficient
but
it
might
not
be'
iMilile
to
ay
that
of
a
neighbor
counlry.
At
any
rate
there
is
an
awful
catastrophe
when
half
a
dozen
.destroyers
pile
on
the
rocKsfrlose.
together
in
nfog
off
California,
another
collision
takes
play
near
Hie.
same
spot
within
a
few
days
of
the
former
and
yesterday
Jhe
wire
brought
news
of
the
Arkansas
being
rammed
by
a
desiroyer.
In
every
case
the
naval
men
were
apparently
to
blame.
War
ships
are
Hot
much
wind
unless
they
can
be
navigated
under
difficult
conditions.
If
bad
mistakes
are
made
in
peace
tiriii;whal
is
to
happen
in'
lime
of
war?
-It
looks
lo
an
outsider
as
if
Ibe.
l.Tnied
Btnles
would
have-
Id
make
some
very
thorough
invesljgations
ii)fo
life
training-
njid
discipline
of
her
naval
officers
if
she
is
to
have
any
influence
a
n
naval
power.
Yukon
Closing
And
East
Will
Follow.
In
lit
If.
this
in.
rreaseir
to
.ii,ono.ui)0
hnshels
and
this
ear
it
was
estimated
Ihe
crop
would
be
250,000,000
bushels.
The
great
difficulty
to
day
was
finding
a
market
for
Ihe
tremendous
ptitduclinn.
The
commission
was
trying
to
cheapen
the
cost
of
production
to
ihe
men
who
were
laboring
on
Ihe
farms.
The.
Dean
said
they
envied
Prince
Ilupert
her
harbor,
heri
IMaml
ami
rorests.
Ihe
rainfall
here,
which
he
understood
was
at
least
five
inches
greater
than
Vancouver
would
be
welrome
there.
If
they
got
fifteen
Indies
in
the
year
nine,
inches
of
which
was-
in
June,
July
ami
early
in
August
they
had
no
complaint
make.
They
1iad
to
fight
diffi
culties
just
as
Ibe
people,
of
Prince
Ilupert
would
.have
lo
fight
difficulties.
.
J.
G.
Scott
of
Quebec
J.
O.
Scott,
a
former
railway
railway
builder
ami
Carnation
gives
complete
milk
and
cream
service
the
only
milk
supply,
needed
fir
your
household.
5o(i
miloH
rln.rr
Japan
ilian
an
iiIIht
fcapurl
m
the
I'arifii-
cuaHl.
'I'Iip
(Hiniry
lliroiiuli
wlncli
il
run
finiili'
in
iinrtfti-rii
Ui'.-hoc
ami
Otilariii
aiwl
in
nurtlicrii
ltrili"li
Coltitiiliia.
tlif
malarial
for
the
jiajicr
IraiK
now
alniot
Hip
i;rialc(
of
Canailian
IihIiih-(rlo.,
ami
in
the
lliroe
jtraiii
liinvhuvK,
I
lie
uroiliirl
,of
llit
Kn'alpol
wheat
fiili
of
Hie
whole
wurlil.
Ilow
can
Uiere
lo
any
Joiilil
a
lo
I
In-
futiiri
I
ralllc
of
such
a
roal?
It
i
Inn
il
I
a
road
itt-tlie
far
north,
5(fQ.
mile
from
Urn
Unileil
Slntrs
lioiimlary,
ami
irmole
from
lliu
reiilre.H
.ot
liopulalion.
Hut
ft
in
ihp
norlh
lhat-the
ftilnrr
ipyi'lop-
input
of
llii
;rrat
coinitry
of
our
I
lo
Tut
looked
fur,
ami
II
i
already
Ink
ins
plari.
Development
of
North
B.C.
"The
divixlou
lielwcen
Onehec
ami
Winiiipefc'
1350
''mile
in
IpiikIIi
.wa
derided
hy
Ihe
major-
of
or
the
the
people,
people,
a
an
-i
b
blhj?
ii
j?
pre
ami
ia
Kiven
you
all
Ihe
infor-
j
fifteen
million
f
,olnrH
mat
loir
io-ihle
a
lo
the
work
"II
will
be
the
name
with
your
oi
uiai
i.omiiiiKKioii,
fin
confine
.my
remarks
to
Uh
ma
hi
a
to
the
connection
be
A
AARNATION
MILK
is
Just
pure
C
milk
100
per
cent
cows'
milk.
It
contains
all
of
the
food
elements
in
the
fresh
whole
millc.
Nothing
Is
add?d
to
Carnation,
not
even
sugar.
Only
part
of
the
natural
water
is
removed
to
reduce
the
bulk
and
give
you
doubly
rich
millc
in
convenient-sized
containers.
Carnation
is
then
sterilized
(heated)
to
keep
it
pure
and
absolutely
safe.
Removal
of
part
of
the
water
leaves
twice
the
proportion
of
cream
,in
Carnation
as
in
whole
milk.
Thus
Carnation
is
twice
as
rich
as
ordinary
milk.
For
cream
purposes,
use
it
as
it
comes
from
the
tin;
for
whale
milk,
put
back
the
water
we
removed
(equal
parts)
;
for
cooking
uses
add
from
3
to
4
parts
of
water.
The
high
quality
of
Carnation
is
due
to
the
excellence
of
the
fresh
whole
milk
and
to
our
extreme
care
nnd
long
experience
in
preparing
Carnation
by
the
most
modern
sanitary
methods.
Thousands
of
Canadian
housewives
are
using,
Ccrnation
because
they
have
found
it
the
economical
and
dependable'
Pure
Milk
Service.
You,
too,
will
find
that
Carnation
Milk
is
just
"100
per
cent
cows'
milk,"
rich,
safe,
convenient
economical.
Order
a
supply
fromour
grocer
today
and
learn
the
food
value
of
Carnation
for
all
of
your
daily
milk
and
cream
needs.
.v
.
-
from
Contented
Cows
Made
in
Canada
Vanrouvrr
on
one
uf
lhev
fine'
leauier
wlurli
do
credil
In
yonrj
liiaritime
people,
tliu.4
enjoying;
a
roalinir
lrli
jtliellere!
from!
end
to
end
practically
inland
navigation
for
.'hmi
ihilet,
Ihroiivli
4ome
of
the
nio"l
Ihhiahiv
scenery
lhat
U
to
b.
fmiml
uij
Ihe
world.
Uteri
i
iHtllmiif
!
rompare
with
thi
Irip
on
the
At-Innth
roal,
and
il
iiiul
event
-
linilv
lirlnir
inn
I
Iiiiii-iii.I
IOIiriti.
"I
can
,nee
no
roamn
why
yon
xlioiild
not
i'l
a
o
I
mre
of
Ihe
xport
grain
trade
of
Ihe
prairie
province.
You
have-
ajevel
rond
wilh
ny
Kraile
lo
carry
it
over,
and
you
are
nearly
fiOO
miles
rloer.
lu
ihe
Orient
I
lian
any
other
neaporl.
"In
coneuon
may
I
thank
you
for
your
kind
attention,
nnd
expreR
In
you
how
(rraleful
we
nil
feel
for
the
litMpitnlily
and
cordial
weleonie
we
havi
rereiv'ed
liy
pre-.
from
Prince
Ittiperl.
nianaser,
niaiure,
ami
a
beinir
unlikely
to
i"ir
riiiiniMatiicaiiy
oi
niniimve
any
.irame
wnaiever.
itui
I
intrc
iiri
n
llnDIr
future,
of
the
.prvupeelH
f
Ihu'lhe
new
xelller
went
In,
pulp
LAUltu
OtLT
WUKK
part
of
.the
counlry.
Il
aid:
.and
paper
milN
ipranif
up,
u
Ifj
".Indue
Turaeon,
who
ha
jtut
by
mafiie,
ami
laL.'
.year
Ilia!
uddrexhed
you,
ix
chairman
of
crilien
were
AKloni.lic.l
in
rfn.t!
or
-Prince.
H
invert
luu-lioi
lieiiiir
clned
by
ice.
Thai
is
one
of
',,f,
Hoyal
(.iinnii..n
on
iSrain
.'that
IhU
new
road
had
eame.l
OF
RIDLEY
HOME
BY
iu-....n
ii
i
i
i
ii
V
:.
li-ov
n
on
Kiiower
took
u
are.
T
in
'
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'
-
.....
...
i.
....
hmim
iim
liriiiriin
mil
IPi:
.
Wext.
which
i
miw
nlTereil
tiv
Ida
ili.v
.
J
'"'"""i,
..iin
nil;
fcl
Till
WUl
band
of
ce
which
has
.
been
'field
of
the
!roundliop,
on
Ihe
forged
by
the
huildiii(r
of
Hid
upper
Skeena.
Ihe
only
real
an-
uovernmeni
railway
irom
yuehec
ilhraclle.
west
of
lo
Prince
Hoped.
That
railway,
which
mvc
its
inceplfon
ami
lis
northern
location
In
the
wise
direction
of
Sir
Wilfrid
l.aurier,
Kir
'Charles
Kilzpatriek
ami
thai
i-eal
railway
man
(1
M.
Hays,
Is
Ihe
besl
,of
all
Iranscoiiliiienlal
railways
of
America,
in
point
,of
radieil,
cuivaliire
ami
solid
consliMicllon,
mill
In
my
himble
opinion
.should
be
one
of.l.ho
most
.pHiiyofi')ra(ed
of,
all
roads..
".Quebec.
Us,
eusleni
Jeriilluiis,
is
SOO'
i.tnilcs
iloef
,l'o.Liv'erpiMd
IJian
Ne,wf
Virk
is.lrliice
ItuperK
lis
weslern
terniiiiiis,
U
.jiqarly
smokeless
fuel
"I'erhaps
I
nm
not
disinterftt-
ed
(ii
makinT
this
latter
stuto.
meiil,
because
I
happen
to
bo
one
nnnindhoy
anlliraciie,
and
In
the
leriue
lumls
ur
the
Jlulkey
Val-leyt
Hut
we
are
all.
fervent
believers
lu
the
future
"of7
lliesij
Ki"e,a"l
reouiTes
and
of
your
north
eon
n'l
ry.
.:tJVtr
.
Wonderful
Sall
We
haw
Just
arrivei
IJiero
frjnt
Iher.n
wern'
nnhv
...lemli.l
,lnnn.
'
"lOtiey
Is
HVatiaiiie.
lions.
Tea
was
senrd
in
Hie
niir.A
.if
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y,
and
Mrs.
l'-lllll-
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at
III.
I
I
llici;
IIUUCI
I.
succe,ful
and
Rr''H
"11
be
cnrfled
mil
ns
mkhi
;
trustees
0.
W.
were
in
nun.,,.
r
,
vuenec
men
w
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work
,,lal
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rar,.u,(
m(
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in
1
1
ti
1
1
I
1
1
IIIIITCftlH
in
IIIO
llonirr.
The
chartre.
,
Uny
complemenlary
rentirlis
were
niaile
by
Ihe
visitor
lis
lo
at
the
home,
"I
he
Iw'p:
cnltaires
now,
in
operaliniv
have
been
neatly
finished
nnd
In
lliem
is
Mllchejl
Ciirrie
havi
clmree
nf
Ihe
conslrticlloti
and
a
nodd!
Ar
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..
i
.
.i
i.l
urni
hi
ni.iuTiai
iroiu
me
ijiil
home
at
Mellaknlln
is
being
used.
Fred
Scaihlen
is
.doing
the
I'rosperiiu
.advrrllsliur
menns
regular
contlnuo'is
advertlslnK.
TENDERS
WANTED,
i
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s.
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course,
of
construction
apd.
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beimr'fi'y
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conducted
a
very
necessnry
work.
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fr
7iSt,,,;,Si
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fhildren
nre
now
f
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leiulltiflr
llie-UoiniMiiid
Pixleen
itrcl'iniii
rlr-l.
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to
lr
tinrkrrt
on
bookeili
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pt;
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j
cup
u
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ipluetb
tborwnrbtr
lM
cook
so
tmautrt
in
bairn,
wu.7
pr.lo
n4
rub
throw,
h
i,.t
m,,.
butttr.
Jd
flour.
ib,B
milk.
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cook
t
udnuuti
ii
,h,
lt
M4
ssk
tlb
lt
tui
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rip
rei
tlx
popit.
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1
ttblfpO00
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4
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earuiloa
Milk.
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(sums;
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thin
thee,
put
Uy.r
U
b,i
twtsl
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dUh,
prloki
ik
tit
nd
dr4i
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t
or
(lMir.
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milk
in.!
butter
.
4
Uk
until
pito
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nfL
TfcU
rp
wrtrt
tlx
pott.
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mlt.
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lb
milk
and
.t
bcut
flr
nilcutt
or
tmtll
tb
t,u-tor
IbkkttM,
ibto
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t
up
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uiu
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1
hud
csullflowtr,
1
tpi
bite
au.
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ottr
lt,
oik
tbtrtr
alouUi
la
cld
tr
ttu
iu
bid
doo
ltd
rook
with
lb
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up,
tmair
futovit
or
tl!l
yfl
Ik
tolllcg
ali4
ltr
Drtls
4ti
k)al
la
tb
cm
tli
tttK.
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rctp,inM
u
pMfl.
run
sum
2
cap
Bin.
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cop
blt
tiw,
prfUj-.
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n
Uld
tituHtif
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nk
tbt
cuoktd
Cib
sd
Cool
lb
hlt
UC,
kdd
tk
filk
tUo
tbt
bta
yUk
teJ
l
.i
fold
la
U
vbliM
of
ff
In'ri
kttff.
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lo
UlUtt4
mdiMiul
Ullot
dtikct
or
lo
pat)
i:t(
t
In
t
pB
of
fcot
lr
BjU
tfOtjr
mlnutu
or
uaUl
p3d
tn
brovB.
rt
;amdmi7
j
ixlp
rT
iu
pop.
If
reu
dttlr
a
r(le
1r
im
pcll
Hth.
I
Mill
try
t
MM
lo
ru.
Addrttt
m
lira
Ctr"iU
Milk
Product
C
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Mill
St,
Vrt(uvr,
.
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P
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1
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
The
Service
Store."
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Agentn
Por:
N.
and
S.
ENGINES
Terms
Arranged
To
8ult
Purchasers.
v
Phone
Blue
01,
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
.
Rooms
7,
8,
9
Smith
Block
Office
Hours,
9
to
V
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
DONATING
GROCERIES
Hie
next
work
will
be
Ihe
erec-
tiun
of
a
eentral
kitchen
and
HnlllK
rooiii,
llfler
which
Uo
ll.ere
wn.
n
Inrirn
Iiipi.i.iiI
nf
more
c.oltapej.willJic
bnM.I,
fin-
ladle
yu-lehlay
"
aflernoon
"
al
.noVi
I
a
shall
few
end.
vallevs
The
will
liulkley
i,,.
..i.ie
and
Skeena
m.,..
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'V
coltao
'7
of
Ihe
llhiley
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1
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V.
I
1
"
be-
her
and
paVier
Industrie
will
Krnup
wiiere.
arocefy
and
-
-
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Slltinte
in
tho
old
Kiupres
Jlotftl
llulldinir,
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
WM
or
the
Month.
Kleam
ilealcd.
Hot
and
Com
Waler.
POOL
TABLES.
Flrst-olass
Restaurant
In
.
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor
St.
Regis
Cafe
pplnoo
Rupert'
-"dlnfl
Restaurant
A
Bakery
Unsurp-e
Jhjrd
Avenue.