Jiturday,
Stplember
15,
1923.
BLVLBBBHflBtBBBBBr
.ai'd
Goaf
J
LMOST
tlic
entire
West
burns
soft
coal
in
furnaces.
The
"anthracite"
falforv
was
exploded
by
necessity.
McClary's
lonp
ago
built
the
ideal
furnace
for
the
West,
and
to-day
it
is
the
ideal
furnace
for
the
Knst.
With
the
famous
Air
Blast
Ring
'
it
burns
soft
coal
or
hard
coal
equally
well.
Don't
equip
your
home
with
a
furnace
that
will
burn
hard
coal
only.
McClary's
All-Cast
Sunshine
will
jnake
you
independent
of
fuel
shortages.
'I'ipe,
Pipcless
or
Duplex
Register
Systems.
CONSULT
McCLARY'S
DEALER
ITT
A1X
Cm
TvinriVTr
L.i
ttv
vri
r
Premier
Gold
Medal
Beer
The
New
Wonderful
Beer
There
i
mil)
one
w.y
to
prove
(hat
PHKMIKH'(JO!.t)
.MF.OAI"
IIKKII
i
lel-
-THY
IT?"
Order
from
the
Government
Vendor
Today.
r
TJn
(nf
orl
til
t
nut
published
or
displayed
hy
IJi-;l.;qilor
Control
Hoard
or
I
the
Uoveriiment
of
llrilish
GoTti
fii
lua.
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
-
Rooms
7,
9
Smith
Block
Office
Hours,
9
to
9
f(
1
1
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
Select
ELECTRIC
BREAD.
SUPPER-TIME
SUGGESTION
Sefcve
Electric-bake
Raisin
Bread
The
Whole
Family
Will
Appreciate
It.
Made
Fresh
Every
Day
at
the
Electric
Window
Bakeries
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
fl
r
.Tjie
Service
Store."
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Agents
For:
,
.
,N.
and
S.
ENGINES
Terms
Arranged
To
Suit
Purchasers.
.
Phone
Blue
01.
Special
Teapot
Sale
Wc
have
ltccn
fortunalo
in
securing
lyi
nssorlcd
crate
of
Old
Knglish
Teapots
which
wo
havo
priced
exceptionally
low.
There
arc
several
styles
and
sizes
to
choose
from.
Prices
run
from
00c
to
$1.B0.
-Thty
are
now
on
display
In'
our
window.
;KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.61
Box
1646.
608
Third
Ave.
Tel.
3.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
n
ft
i
nee
Kupert
I
'i
lie
towns
of
Telkvvu
ami
Alder-
mere
are
in
a
tale
of
keen
ex
citement
and
one
hundred
men
are
on
the
trail
following
the
re-
I'Ott
of
a
rich
utrike
of
placer
gold
over
(lie
Moriee
Hiver
divide.
tl.
A.
Afen,.liivi!i(f
joelure
man
for
Oaumoiif's
ami
Animade
Weekly,
is
in
Ihe
city
arranging
to
take
a
series
of
pictures
coy-
niw
(he
Chief
features
of
the
forthcoming
Inhibition,
Private
lloehe
won
Ihe
spoon
for
the
day
at
the
Karl
(irey's
ifle
shoot
at
McNieholl
Creek
yesterday.
SferKcaul
V.
M.
Jlrown
was
hih
man
with
a
core
of
101.
He
made
the
possible
(35)
at
the
tuu
yard
range
lteeivin?
word
I
hat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
WlUon,
Walchy
(iu
and
(ieorsre
Paul.
Indian.
had
been
murdered
at
Kiuisiiuil.
Chief
Walter
Owen
of
Ihe
Pro
vincial
dlce
left
tiiuinlil
on
Ihe
Meanier
Prince
Mary
for
the
eene
of
Ihe
tragedy.
'
Aid.
Jiihu
HybhaVit
writes
to
Hie
Oally
."New
in
reply
lo
a
let
ler
hy
F.r-Ald.
Morri.ey
stalin:
dial
hi
slalemenls
reaanlinir
miiiiiciital
expenditure
are
mis
leading
and
not
in
accordance
with
Hie
fatls.
.
A
report
reaches-.
here,
that
hi
veto
of
rich
re
has
been
struck
in
I
he
I...
re
f
the
(ilaeier
Creek,
mine
at
Slewnrt.
Work
on
Ihe
kVyMoile
drill
is
proceeding
and
a
new
djeovery
lias
heen
mad
on
the
Highland
Chief,
STEWART
All
the
.eojde
of
Slewarl
am
llyder
asenitde
here
last
week
when
the
weddinc
of
Miss
Ho
May
puranl
and
Samuel
fiile
MrXeill
lok
place.
Mjss
Kdith
Crawford
w
Midesmaid
and
l.ouis
llebusen,
be.(
man.
The
ceremony
was
performed
by
Archhinhop
F.
II.
IiiiVernet
of
Prince
Hubert.
Miss
Virginia
MrConkey
is
in
charjre
of
ihe
filewart
s-cbool
this
lenn
and
Miss
Miners
a
(Irani
has
a
similar
posflion
at
Pre
Mr.
and
Mrs;
tieorge
Mathei-
sou
ar
i-ilors.
here
from
Alice
Arm.
eor?e
A.
hraser,
proprietor
of
Ihe
Slewarl
drus
.-lore,
re-I
u
rued
last
week
from
Victoria
apparently
i-ivered
from
his
recent
serious
attack
of
diabetes
..
W.
J.
Cuniiiiiphain
has
arrived
here
from
Vancouver
"lo
take
charge
of
(he
high
school.
The
enas'emenl
is
announced
of
MUs
Irene
Hall,
daughter
of
.ir.
ami
.irs.
if
an
oi
llyder.
and
Kdward
Had.
Ion,
former
rheeker
tn
Ihe
fjlewarl
wharf
for
the
Premier
Company.
C.N.R.
CONNECTIONS
FOR
20:
WHITE
STAR
SAILINGS
Steamships
of
I
lie
While
Slar
line
will
safl
from
Montreal
as
follows:
s.s.
"llegina,
"
Seidember
Megaulie."
O'clober
8;
"Horfc,"
Ocl.
13;
"Canada,''
Gel.
.EdVt-HoloWSaw
FtEasyCuttin
f
,
SIMONDS
SAWS
SIMON
Di
CiNADI
JAW
CO.
UMIUI
St.
Roml
Si.
nj
Acorn
A..Monlrl,Qu.
Vancouver.
I
W
8l.Juhn.N0J.
(II
TBI
DAILY
PAOC
TIM!
Local
aid
Persaul
ll.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
tl.
Hayners,
Under
Ukr.
Phoue
351.
-v
If
LUCY
ISLAND
on
Sunday
at
11.30
by
launch
"Oh
laby."
.
,
Kuighls
of
Pylhias
and
ladies,
md
Pythian
Hilers.
Old
time
parly
Monday
-nihl,
Sept.
17,
at
8.30.
There
were
five
honeymoon
couples
among
the
passengers
of
the
steamer'
Prince
George
yesterday
afternoon.
4
Cars
of
our'
famous
stove
coal
again
arriving,
oull
like
il.
We
have
no
sub-agents.
COX-
SUMEHS
COAL
CO.,
Ltd.
Phone
7.
-
219
Up
lo
Wednesday
Ketchikan
had
subscribed
?SIK.50
toward
the-
voluntary
fund
lor
aiding
the
sufferers,
from
the
Japanese
lisasler.
.
Mrs.
V.
Oration,
who
lias
been
spending
Ihe
oast
few
mouths
in'
California,
returned
home
on
the
Prince
George
yes
lerday
afternoon.
(
4
.
Judge
M,
I.
Leehey
of
Seattle,
who
lias
mining
interests
at
Stewart,
passed
through
on
Hie
Prince
George
yesterday
after
noon
hound
north.
Andrew
,
I.arsen,
prominent
Spokane
minui?
man,
passed
through
on
the
sleamer
Prince
George
yesterday
afternoon
hound
for
Slewart.
A.
K.
Sweeney
of
Slewart,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
lo
his
old
home
in
Scotland,
passed
through
on
Ihe
Prince
t
George
yesterday
afternoon
bound
norlh.
.1.
II.
Lambert,
federal
'
public
works
engineer,
arrived
from
Victoria
on'
Ihe
Prince
George
yesterday
aflernoon
and
is
re
sislereil
at
the
Hotel
Prince
Hu
pert.
Mrs.
W.
II.
.Newell,
who
lias
been
spending
a
vacation
in
the
south,
passed
through
enroule
lo
her
home
in
Mewarl'
on
1ie
Prinre
iiexrfe
tyPsierday
afler-
Mrs.
W.
S.
Morehouse,
wife
of
Capt.
Morehouse,
of
Ihe
sleamer
Prince
George,
n
making
Ihe
round
Irip
on
the
sleamer
this
week
having
arrived
from
the
oulh
yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs.
J.
T.
Phelan
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
Ihe
Prince
George
yesterday
aflernoon
and
will
pend
a
few
weeks,
here
visiting
wilh
her
daughter.
Mrs.
J.
Xicholls,
1'ourlh
Avenue
West.
Church
of
Fuglaml
will
be
large
ly
in
Ihe
hands
of
the
native
Christians
of
the
surroundinir
district.
The
preaching
and
sing
ing
ami
Kible
reading
will
be
hy
Indian
Memorial
Service
for
Ihe
late
-Magnus
().
Herg,
of
Maset,
to
morrow
night
at
the
.Salvation
rmy
Citadel,
(lllicers
from
Any-
Jox
will
!hU
part.
All
are
20;
"llegina,"
Gel.
27;
"Doric.'Mlhe
Japanese
llelief
Fund.
.November
10
Passengers
for
lliosn
steamers
should
arrange
In
leave
Prince
llupert
via
Canadian
.National
Hallways
on
September
22,
Ocl.
I.
.
13,
20.
and
.November
3.
For
rales
ind
reservations,
call
nrwrile
Oily
Tickel
Oulec.'V.ann.
linn
National
Hallways,
52S
Third
Avenue,
Prince
ltuierl,
ll.C.
Phoiio
200.
218
FULLER'S
SPECIALS
For
the
Week-end
Prunes,
pe.r
box
Peaches,
per
box
.
.
Pears,
per
box
Oabapplcs.
per
II
Hulk
Cocoa,
per
lb.
..
Special
Fresh
Kggs
...
$1.25
$1.50
3.50
.05c.
.15o
.50c
I
he
services
tomorrow
at
Ihe
i
iu-
viled.
Collcctiuns
lomorrow
ftr
Al
inldiiiglil
lust
nighl
in
the
course
of
the
Grand
Masque
Hall,
Ihe
Fair
Hoard's
Challenge
cup
for
the
best
district
exhibit
al
Ihe
F.xhibilion
was
presented
by
President
0.
II.
Orme
lo
Mrs.
J.
0.'K.
Sealy
for
1
1
melton
district.
.
Parents
are
invited
lo
attend
a
meeting
lo
be
held
in
Ihe
lloolh
School
Audiloriuili
on
Monday.
September
17,
al
2.30
.p.m.
when
certificate
gained
bv
the
F.n-
Irance
pupils
in
the
June
examin
ations
and
priie
won
in
the
re-rent
Forestry
F.say
compel
II
ion
will
be
presented.
.
Among
Ihe
passengers
arriving
from
the
south
outhe
sleamer
Prince
George
yc(enlay
aflernoon
were
Mr.
and
Mrs,
John
Mow
ul
of
Vancouver
who
are
on
Ibeir
lioneymooii
trip.
Mr.
Mowal
is
n
buyer
for
the
.firm
of
William
Hick,
.Lid.,
Vancouver,
and
Mrs.
Mowal
was
formerly
Miss
Cecilia
M.
Mcintosh,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Uunean
Mcintosh,
now
of
Vancouver
and
formerly
of
Greenwood.
They
we"nt
Ihrouglr
lo
Sluwarl
and
.will
be
back
tonight
,lo
spend
a
couple
of
days
In
the.
oily.
SMOKE
.'
'
'
"'"I.
OLD
CHUN
Mrs.
C
J.
Sleveiisf
is
sailing
by
the
sleamer.
Prince
George
tonight
for
Vancouver.
BIQ
JITNEY
DANCE
to-night.
Exhibition
Bulldlna.
Dancing
commences
at
9
o'clock.
Easson's
orchestra.
Drawing
for
grand
prizes
will
take
place.
Mrs.
S-
Harlon
relumed
home
on
Ihe
Prince
George
yesterday
itflernoou
from
Vancouver
aflcr
an
absence
of
several
weeks.
She
wen!
soulh
by
way
of
Jasper.,
Ilev.
James
Evans,
manager
of
the
DoiuiiiioiiCliautauu.ua,
and
members
of
the
I
roup
w
ho
have
been
playing
Alaska,
arrived
from
the
north
on
the
Princess
Alice
yesterday
afternoon
and
will
sail
tonisht
by
Ihe
sleamer
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
-.
-
Miss
L.
Scovell,
Los
Angeles
represenlalive
f
the
"Ask
Mr.
Foster"
Iravel
and
lour
bureau.
arrived
in
the
city
from
Ihe
East
last
night,
She
look
Ihe
steamer
I'Mitcf
George
to
Stewart
and
will
continue
to
Vancouver
on
Ihe
same
sleamer
tonight.
I.
Tomila,
mining
engineer
of
Tokio,
Japan,
reached
(lie
city
by
Ihe
sleamer
Princess
Alice
yesterday
aflernoon
from
Alaska.
where
he
has
been
on
a
lour
of
investigation.
He
will
sail
fm-the
south
tonight
.on
Ihe
Prince
m'orye
liraVio'S"
a"
-'Top
al-
Ocean
Falls
enroule.
It.
F.
Mc.Naushlon,
G..N.II.
ilis-
Iricl
passenger
ageul,
is
sailing
tonight
by
Ihe
Prince
Gcnirge
for
Vancouver
whew
he
will
attend
a
conference
of
company
passenger
representative
of
the
Pacific
Coast.
He
will
be
away
a
week.
Jirs.
.MOangmon
and
family
are
also
going
south
and
I
hey
w
ill
spend
several
weeks
visiting
in
Vancouver.
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mrs.
J.
C.
K.
Sealy
assisted
by
II.
S.
Sargent
and
.
Mr.
Galloway,
senr.,
who
were
in
charge
of
the
llaellou
District
llxhibit
at
the
Exhibition,
wish
to
express
tlieir
thanks
to
Ihe
Exhibition
management
for
the
kindness
and
courtesy
extended
Id
them
dur
ing
their
visil
lo
Prince
llupert.
!
Church
Notices
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock.
Subject:
"teaching
the
Safely
Zone."
Sunday
School
at
12.30.
Evening
service
al
7.0.
Sub-
ject:
"Shall
wo
scrap
the
Church?"
Preacher,
Ilev.
II.
II.
GrAul.
D.D.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hill
00.
I.O.D.F...
Hallow'e'cn
Haziiar,
Octobef
20.
10.
Pylhian
Sisters
Itazuar.
Nov.
.f
feel
so
good
V
but
what
R
v
V
will
make
you
M
TOBACCO
''iiU,ii,)Jnjii11iinUiiinnniw
0
0
TYPEWRITERS
This
Is
the
New
Improved
Model
10
Typewriter
Think
what
it
means
to
own
a
typewriter
that
will
perform
all
of
the
usual
lypintr
tasks
and
(hem
better
and
quicker
lhan
erer
before.
$155.00
s
Remington
Portable
With
Standard
Keyboard.
Just
Like
Operating
a
Standard
Remington.
The
ideal
fur
Ihe
Traveller,
the
lleporter,
Ihe
Writer,
Ihe
Clergyman,
Ihe
Doctor,
the
Farm.
Ihe
Office,
the
Home.
Sold
on
easy
monthly
payments.
$85.00.
McRAE-BROS.,
LTD.
Have
You
Tried?
Rupert
Brand
'
OCKEYE
ALMON
andwiches
.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
E
Get
Acquainted
With
this
Bottle
"d
th
trademark
Ubel
of
Cascade"
brewing.
It
has
behind
It
the
resources
2L..
tI"?-
dentlfic
Pnt
in
the
west
It
Indicates
nuritv
hmj
iroach-
It
cures
th
lnnrc
nvites
!..
If
the
palate,
i
.
brings
u,,ns
the
me
health
neaitnr
I.
,
,T2
flf?d
ChV
a"d
connt
ft
Brew
brewed
for
YOU
Cf
acquainted
with
"Cascade"
at
the
Government
Liquor
Store
today.
INSIST
on
if.
,
ViRMiver
Breweries
Limited
'meBeerwithmtM
J
-
Tills
advertisement
I,
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Contra!
j!
f
hi"
U'e
GovcrtMuent
of
BriUih
Columl.isl,