fhurdr,
September
27,
1923.
1
V
4
v.
'or
There's
time
in
the
package
Time
to
do
the
many
things
ordinarily
put
off
on
wash-day.
For
Rinso
does
not
keep
you
standing
over
the
wash-tub,
rubbing
until
your
back
aches
and
your
hands
are
red
and
sore.
Rinso,
an
entirely
different
kind
of
soap,
oaks
clothes
clean.
Rubbing
and
boiling
re
unnecessary.
The
big
soapy
Rinso
suds
gently
loosen
the.
most
ground-ir
dirt
without
weakening
a
single
thread.
NOTEi
la
l"i
in
k
t.lr
(ram
1
1
I
ftc
k
o4
Kjbm
to
tub
to
JMk
mood
.wd.
I.
pfrjiardwuti
y
wrdl
IMd
Irani
I
f
t.
2
Mf
k.ff
to
.Lb
lM
lk
kw
Uitmi
..d.
lwi
all
(K.
dirt.
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED
TORONTO
Have
You
Tried?
Rupert
Brand
SOCKEYE
andwiches
ALMON
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
We
Have
Closed
Our
Branch
Store
And
must
reduce
our
slock
accordingly.
SOAP
Soap
of
all
kinds
at
10c,
15c
and
25c
per
cake.
Toilet,
Bath,
Medicated,
Baby,
Castillo,
Tar.
Ilt'gulur
Millies
up
lu
r0c.
Face
powders
at
25c
and
50c
per
box,
in
while,
hriiuctlc,
fli'sli
and
iue.
Tlu'v
ar
real
bargains,
H
will
pay
you
In
bus
for
jour
future
needs.
ORMES
LTD.
Rexall
Stores
Cor.
Third
Ave.
A
Sixth.
Phone
82
and
200.
i'
We
Pay
1'osliige
on
ail
Mail
Orders.
Premier
Gold
Medal
Beer
The
New
Wonderful
Beer
ifcifc
Is
only
one
way
In
prove
that
PHKMItill
"HOLD
Mi:hfT.:
)KKIl
is
besl-
-THY
IT.
Order
from
the
Government
Vendor
Today.
This
uUu'HiM'inenl
is
nol
published
or
displayed
by
Uiu
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
I
he
Government
of
Drilish
Columbia.
PROGRAM
FOR
MUSICAL
CLUB
Ladles
Reorganized
at
Meeting
Yesterday
Afternoon
at
Home
of
Mrs.
W.
E.
Williams
TIib
Ladies-
Musical
Club
was
reorganized
at
a
meeting
held
M-sliM-day
afternoon
at
I
In-
home
or
Mrs.
V.
11.
William.
Horden
Slrrcl.
Officers
will
he
selected
iat'T.
I
'I
In
following
urogram'
for
the
winter
mouths
lias
Im'cii
ilrafli-il:
Oct.
to
Miscellaneous
mush
ai
l1ii!
home
of
Mr.
William.
Oct.
2i.
Comparison
of
the
hvs
of
Hubert
Hunts
and
Sh-Iiu-
hi'il.
.Nov.
IS.
Proarnm
in
charge
of
Mr.
I.
A.
Woodland
and
Mrs.
A.
J'.,
Parkin.
Nov,
2H
Old
favorite
soria
mid
I
nl
in
n
tenia
I
niuic
at
the
home
of
Mrs!
I
J.
F.
Iml.y.
Iec.
12.
Program
in
"charge
of
Mrs.
Wanec
and
MrV.
Darton.
Iec.
5i.
I'mviam
in
charge
of
.Wociale
members.
Jan.
y.
Senior
students'
day
urrangi-d
hy
Mrs.
Tile.
.Ian.
23
Two
Nineteenth
nrl
!!..
ItrulmiH
and
lirown.
in
v.
Feb.
13.
Junior
students'
day
arpingnl
hy
Mrs.
I'arfcm.
,
Feb.
37.
Husslau
inusie
live
of
(llinka.
Kor'odiu.
Mouiorgsky
and
Ijiii.
.
.
Mareh
13..1'mgram
in
charge
of
Mrs.
.1.
p.
McMillan
and
Sir.
Hryiinl.
March
27
-Two
arlits
born
in
the
cfuiK'
year.
IHO'J
Mendel
.ohn
ami
Tcnuyftou.
April
IDMini
muin.
.vpni
ri.
iinian
music
live
of
Kalaltircff,
ltimk
Kor
sakoff.
Itulion-tein
and
Tchaik
ovsky'.
May
H
Hiiian
music-
llaeh-
nianiiioff.
I.iedow,
Arcnixky
ami
!mubin.
May--'?
fiiipt'
day
and
do.
in.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
W.
J.
Thnms
ar
rived
on
last
night'
train
from
t'sk
nccmiiiianied
by
Mrs.
Thanis
son.
J.
M.
Flockhart
of
Kdin
burgh.
Scotland.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
h
lend,
liter
follow.
The
oilier
day
il
was
proposed
that
I
here
should
lie
u
law
agaiul
Jay
walking
in
tin
city.
Now
San
t-raneisco
i
taking
action
along
similar
Hue.
I'llhitK
aw
a
lot
of
chronic
worker
in
thi
town
ami
just
a
few
chronic
kickers.
Possibly
there
is
room
for
both
but
none
to
spare
for
more
kickers.
Till:
greatest
political.
machine
ever
cieated
Is
said
to
be
the
Foiil.
We
must
warn
Stan.
vl.:
we
are
uol
trowing
bananas
in
this
wealher.
ONK
of
Hit
pressing
political
problem
I
to
decide
what
Har
ney
would
do
if
be
did
nol
google.
TIIF.
reashu
fiction
characters
are
so
often
overdrawn
is
because
the
authors
are
In
the
habit
of
overdrawing
at
the
bank.
WIIKN
a
dam
bursts
it
re
lease
the
water-
and
when
ii
button
bursts
it
releases
a
dam.
,
WF.
are
all
fond
of
Hie
corn
cob
at
this
lime
of
yvar.
F.ven
the
women
Indulge.
Plus
1c
Per
Piece
a
pound
FLOAT-IRONED
Family
Service
All
of
your
wishing
80
pr
cnt
or
your
ironing
vcrything
riturntd
dry
You
ilmpty
touch
up
fw
outer
((rmtntt
tuch
s
waists,
blouss,
hous
drss.s,
with
hand-Iron.
Phon
us
toJij.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
Phone
8.
TBI
DAILY
MWB
Local
aid
Persial
M.G.
Undertakers.
4
Phone
41.
Hayuers.
Undertaker.
Pboue
351.
tf
-
Interior
pasteurised
Milk.
Prince
Hupert
Hairy.
Phone
ntack
210.
.
,
,
tf
See
us
alonc'for
your
shard
of
new
Oovernment
Loan.
T'.
McClyihonl.
.
tf
Mr.
ami
Mrs)
.11.
A.
Wakefield
returned
last
bight
from
a
trip
to
the
interior.
W.
S.
Singer
relumed
to
Mas
ell
on
I
lie
Prince
Albert
la'
night
after
having
icnt
a
couple
of
day
in
the
city.
0.
i.
Mt-ouaid,
C.N.ll.
More-
keeper
at
F,don,
Alberta,
arrived
in
the
city
oripast
night
s
(rain
and
will
ail..for
Vancouver
on
the
Meanter
Prjnce
Huperl
"
Paengers,r
bonked
for
Van
couver
on
t
lie
steamer
Prince
Huperl
tonight
include
A.
11.
Hichard.
11.
A.
I.eeeberg,
Miss
M.
Sulherlaml,
Mi
Och-ner,
G,
.
McQuaid,
Uaid.
Ihoinas
and
Gajd.
P.
M.
Thompson.
Premier
Oliver
leave
by
to
night's
train
for.
Terrace
where
he
will
address
a
public
meeting
tomorrow
evening.
On
the
way
north
from
Vancouver
on
Tue
nay
.vir.
,imvcr
addressed
an
open
air
meeting
at
Ocean
Falls.
Hon.
W.
-I'Movvser,
leader
of
.1...
I
ft'
!.!
I..
i
lit-
i.iiii-ei
.i(
n
i;
iiiosilioii
III
Hie
legislature,
ami
hi
lieuleu
ant,
11.
II.
Pooley,
M.P.
for
Esquimau,
left
(Viscome
for
Jasper
today.
They
are
returning
south
after
a
speaking;
tour
through
the
central
interior.
The
all
cut
ion
of
Ihe
fihcr-
ineir.s
union
Is
being
drawn
by
the
Hoard
of
Trade
to
Ihe
likeli
nooii
oi
die
mintsler
01
marine
paying
a
visit
to
litis
city
in
t
lie
near
future
and
suggesting
that
I
bey
prepare
to
lay
before
him
any
reijuesl
they
may
have
to
make.
.-i
The
council
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
last
night
decided
to
send
a
protest
to
the
Imperial
Oil
Co
against
Hie
price
of
distillate
and
oilier
fuel
being
higher
here
llian
at
Ketchikan.
The
matter
will
also
be
laid
before
the
depart
ment
of
trade
and
commerce
at
Ottawa.
4,
eo.
Newcombe,
skipper
of
the
launch
Dixie
Huperl,
leaves
to
night
on
Hie
steamer
Prince
Huperl
for
Vancouver
en
route
to
the
east
on
a
holiday
trip.
He
will
visit
Winnipeg,
St.
Paul,
New
Hrunswick,
Chicago
and
New-
York
and
expects
to
return
in
about
two
months.
Master
Cordon
Dibit
is
the
winner
of
the
fishing
rod
donat
ed
to
Hie
Trades
and
Labor
Council
in
connection
with
the
recent
Labor
Day
'celebration
Master
Dibit
presented
The
win
ning
ticket
lib
at
the
ollice
of
T.
Hoss
Mackay.
secretary
of
the
council,
Ibis
morning.
The
Port.
Hssinalon
case
in
which
John
I.ehto
laid
an
informal
ion
against
Andrew
Snclman
barging
him
with
intent
to
maim
y
firing
a
loaded
rifle,
was
dis
missed
this
morning
by
Magistrate
Heme,
the
information
having
been
withdrawn.
L.
W.
Patniore
appeared
for
Ihe,
de
fense.
The
former
halibut
loat
King
and
Winge,
well
known
in
this
port,
ha.
become
a
pilot
boat
jolT
the
mouth
of
the
Columbia
Iliver
and
has
left
Seattle
for
Astoria
in
command
of
Capt.
0.
P.
Hankiu.
During
the
past
I
couple
of
years
the
King
and
jWinge
has
bien
coast
truding
i
between
Vancouver
and
Arthur
Hrooksbaiik,
who
returned
lu
the
city
yesterday
afternoon,
is
back
to
slay
haVIng
accepted
n
position
in
the
otllce
of
)ybhavu
Hanson
succeeding
W.
L.
McKeiuie
who
is
going
to
the
liilerior
in
auolllcial
capacity
for
(ho
Hanson
Tie
Timber
Co.
Mr.
Hrooksbaiik
and
family
will
be
retUrnins'
hi
Ihe
spring
to
the
city
to
resume
their
residence,
here.
.
Prosperous
advertising
means
regular
continuous
advertising.'
'
si"
M
Ski,
v.m
Wm
LAJQai-li
50c.
than
all
other
brands
combined
Beautifully,
Cool
and
Sweet
Smoking
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
K.
Pamplm.
who
arrived
this
week
from
Any-!
ox,
sailed
last
night
by
t
tie
steamer
Prince
Albert
for
Mas-
sett
where
Mr.
Pampliu
will
take!
up
duties
as
a
lay
missionary
j
assisting
Hev:
J.
tl.
(iillatt.
Mr.!
Pampliu
will.
..I
each
tlie
native
school
at
Masetl.
School
Inspector
II.
C.
Fraser
is
back
from
a
two
weeks'
trip
on
departmental
duties
to
Atlin
and
Discovery.
He
reports
win
ter
weather
setting
in
up
north
and
ptarmigan
shooting
of
the
be!.
Mr.
Fraser
is
the
first
school
inspector
ever
to
visit
tlio
Atlin
district
which
comes
under
the
local
inspectorate.
While
in
the
north
he
also
visited
White
Horse
and
Skaifway.
FULLER'S
MOYING
SALE
This
is
your
last
chance
lu
gel
in
on
our
great
Reduction
Sale
Ml
Fruit
Jars.
25',
discount.
Linuleo
for
oilcloth,
50
discount
Pure
Jam
Strawberry,
Red
Currant,
Hramhle
Jelly
and
Marmalade,
per
I
lb.
tin,
75c.
Pickles
in
gallon
jars.
Reg.
2.25.
Offering
at
$1.65
jar.
.
Hutler
has
advanced
to
50c
per
lb.
We
arc
still
selling
for
this
week
only
at
45c.
Pork
and
Jteans.
20c
size,
4
for
50c.
Pork
and
I
leans,
t5o
size,
G
for
Itaisius,
seedless,
3
lbs.
for
50c.
Muscatels,
t
lbs.
for
50c.
One
lb.
of
cocoa
free
with
each
lb.
of
Malkin's
Mest
Tea
or
Coffee.
Corn
and
Peas.
2's,
only
15c.
Pure
Maple
Syrup,
bottles.
50c.
Cabbage,
per
lb.,
5c.
I.ibby
Mustard.
25c
size.
20c.
Oysters
in
tins.
St.
00
size.
75c.
Crabapples.
special,
7c
lb.-
Lcouoniy
Tops,
reg.
15e,
for
35c.
Vermicelli,
20c
pkg.
for
15c.
Harlcy
Flour,
25c
size,
3
for
25c.
McCormick's
Iliseuils,
pkgs.
15c.
IMwardsburg
Corn
Syrup,
25c
size
for
15c.
I'p
Iliver
Spuds,
10
sacks,
to
clear
$1.75
per
sack.
FULLER'S
GROCERY,
Third
Ave.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hill
i0,
I.O.U.K.,
Hallowe'en
Hazaarj
October
,20.
4.
.
Hospilal
Hallowe'en
Hall.
October
III.
Anglican
Church
,'Hazaar,
November
11.'
'i
'
t'.
,
'-'
p,
Presbjlerlan
,
Church
,llainar.
.N'oveinbeiiM.
'
NAVY
CUt
CIGARETTES
"Super-Quality":
1
JSHIssssHIssBBbV
10
for
!8t
20
"
25f
7u
andmtmsoT
'
''II.
i
f-
r
w,1'
ousnawu
More
sold
New
Issue
Dominionof
Canada
5
per
cent
Bonds,
Dated
October
15,
1923,
in
three
denominations,
thousands,
five
hundreds
and
hundreds.
The
hundreds
are
registrable
as
lo
principal
while
the
thousands
and
five
hundreds
arc
registrable
as
to
principal
and
interest.
Twenty
year
bonds
at
$l8.23
and
interest
yielding
5.1i
jer
cent.
Five
year
bonds
ut
.',)
and
interest
yielding
per
cent.
A
bonus
uf
fifteen
days
interest
on
conversions
of
1H23
Victory
Uonds
us
well
as
$I7.U
or
$10.00
per
thuusand.
Wire
your
orders
at
our
expense.
Gillespie,
Hart
&
Todd,
Ltd
711
Fort
Street,
Victoria,
B.C.
"l
fi
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7,
8,
9
Smith
Block
Office
Hours,
9
to
V
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
Shockley
s
Planins
Mills
Arc
now
Sole
Agents
for
the
lumber
output
of
the
Royal
Mills,
Hanall,
B.C.
DIMENSION
LUMBER.
SPRUCE
AND
CEDAR
SWIPLAP.
Spruce
Planking
and
Cedar
for
Foundation
Work.
GET
OUR
PRICES
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU.
Phone
383.
HEATER
TIME
IS
HERE
.4
Make
your
selection
early
while
our
line
is
complete.
Al
styles
and
sizes,
both
plain
and
brick
lined,
priced
from,
SI
2.50
lo
S45.00.
Buy
now
and
have
your
healer
ready
for
the
first
cold
snap.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.O.
Box
1648.
60S
Third
Ave.
Tsl.
1,
1
4.:
i
i
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