THE
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NEWS.
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cily
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IT.
I
wa
six
hundred
miles
from
'nn-rninrr,
Han
Francisco
had
begun
I
lie-
transpacific
trade.
It
moved
BY
ORANGEMEN
innrlliwnni
to
Portland.
jsnllle
iand
Vancouver
and
Prince
llti.
r"'
"
P'n
would
be
next.
Ill
advice
Tite,
Tite's
,,nd
mtwr
nin
uivtl
i0
young
men
wa
to
all.-L
In
1859
fit
s
Address
on
Ifrlnolples
of
the
J'rinco
lluperl
(cheers
.
When
onomsislen!
hinli
niialil
Ordsr
to
Largo
Gather-
'he
advantages
of
the
pjy
being
icntnft
known
Ihey
would
ho
able
Ho'
grow
up
with
It
and
make
life
has'il.ere
lhe
'V"'"'n
CH'
of
Seldom
been
a
more
.!"
Spring
Clearance
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.'peedies
or
a
mora.
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uunnJ
Mayor
.Newton
emphasized
thc
.
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vii
mii
rii
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ii.
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that
at
he
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spoke;
of
the
port
I1K
nnil
mining.
II
fourteen
.
ii.
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wan
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a
many
tables
as
possible
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incorporated.
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took
place
on
(,,tt
room
lo
nrcm.
ale
all
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were
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n
on,
iiuei;
.Mr,
odworlli,
Vi'icol
nolo.
The
af.
Ii
wa
Riven
In
honor
of
the
.t
iirinn
Ihn
nKilAh
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lilla
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nriiAr
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piinn
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win
Julifie.
it
faith,
In
politic
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town
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addition
In
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ier
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at
Ihey
hel.l
exlrav-
airanl
hleim
in
llinc
day.
Their
ipcclaliini
were
nureaxonahle.
lie
ijrjfe.j
them
lo
lake
rouraife.
flhe
future
wa
hriifhl.
lie
had
'T
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'
n
riiurli
confidence
in
the
city
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today
a
he
had
lhe
day
he
landed
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In
delivering
lhe
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remain
wild
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of
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o
.inylntr
with
I
lie
had
achieve.!
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a
u
jf)
wf
,.o.(llon
in
lhe
order
which
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lmpor,an(,
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the
hope
of
lhe
a
firm
helo-ver
in
Hie
fun-
U(TPi,
.
n.eiilai
principle,
of
OnniKe-,
.
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w
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r
w
w
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IV
I
Willi
Jf
W.
V.
Wriirhl
poke
of
lhe
f.ucc.'
with
which
cterylliinir
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"i"np.e.i
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i.ern
car-
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inn.
1
1
iiiffti
iii"ii
iif-."i"M
in
equal
riahu
for
all
and
priul-aifp
lo
none.
They
were
a
de
mocracy
and
mil
an
arilrrrary.
'Hie
Ihlliff
Ihey
l.ellcved
in
were
dear
to
I
hern
nn
life.
They
l.e-
liete.l
in
Canada
n
h
part
of
lhe
ii.
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that
(.ana.
la
work
out
her
detlny
i
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it
i.itiit
ti
u'fla
nit.
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in.leper.denl
of
lhe
I'niled
Slater.
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.
Mr.
f.Mirjre
Iek.
on
hehalf
of
nil
ad.
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order
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ciin.eerice
ilicraieii.
n
wm
duly
hf
an
)ran?einan
lo
r
h.hI,
nunklii'l,
and
the
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n
hulwark
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laiiiiiiifs.
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a-
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William
In
Knuland
In
lilHft
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Their
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at
i
rn
isiiiiv
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iii
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lion
of
Ooninton
ant
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1
1
tup
ii
u
run
i.'
ii
i
ill
i
iii
in
i'
i!"iri
i
.
Mr
llrankin
nid
he
helieved
for
all
that
wa
Rood
and
lhe
ladle1
Imlire
wa
jretllnir
!ronirer
all
lhe
lime.
J.
.
Johnson
menlioued
thai
Hie
keynote
of
lhe
nnler
wa
Ii-
"-."
'""tr
'
who
look
part.
ifr
I
In'
im
ii
nd
In
nransemen
'
re
loynlly
a
a
reunion
.iiiiy.i
hi-
way
of
thinkintr
il
wa
nnd
freedom.
wa
a
mnt
democrallr
oriranUalion.
the
irrealet
order
in
lhe
world.
J.
A.
Tenir
prnrnei
a
lnal
lo
ilor.
lo
which
uilnhle
re-
wa
made
hy
J.
J.
Smithton
(and
II.
Y.
I'ullen.
A
vole
of
Ihnnko
wa
pa.'il
to
Hie
arlit
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
intilo
in
I.e.
relitrioiiK
and
Prince
Rupert
I
he
loyal,
Tlfere
were.
I
lion-
i:.
K.
iai.
Thomas.
Turner.
I
of
Oranicrnen
in
r.aunda'Jame
Wall,
Thoma
llihehodrr
iilinir
up
th
hanner
of
Hie
al-
and
II.
i.
Ftyder,
Vancouver;
II
and
lhe
throne.
They
he.
w.
Illooker,
Ivlnu.nlon;
II.
W
fd
In
the
puhlic
rhool.
Ili
Sjnelnir,
lnvcrne;
A.
T.
Chin-
i
prouil,
he
al.,
of
lhe
oppor-
holm,
Halifax;
liulli
ChMiolm.
illy
of
Mavlrie
he
wan
an
Xcw
York:
MNn
Frank,
.lack
iii?rman.
ir
raiiK
ami
.nr.
nun
.
Abundant
Ontlmlsm
'(lillepie
rtnd
family.
Terrace:
lr
firant.
in
propolnir
lhe
W.
II.
llalley,
Chilltwnrk;
Mr.
ami
il
of
"The
Cily
we
live
in,"
,.Mr.
J.
A.
Ilale,
Milon.
...
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.
.
1
.
.
i
'I
lie
iia.l
neen
here
len
ycaj
wnri
'I
he
remained
hecntit-e
he
liked
John
I'ellisrew.and
.lack
.tones,
live
In
Prince
lluperl.
He
Yalicouver;
.1.
UichanUon,
V.x-
'le
of
lhe
poihilllle
nml
slew;
Andy
Archie.
Slewarl.
;.
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ir
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lhe
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in
hi
in.-
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f
-
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II
n
IIAatllt
AH
Wrtll
(Ha
nm!
ilnllv
Knwft
roffulorlY.
call
lit
ami
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HIM
"Mil
l
,
Hill'
'
ww
"rtlan.l
uorn
lr
ilmn
three
suhscribo
for
it
and
have
It
de-
r
....
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.
...
i
.
"t'lred
miles
apart
nnd
there
nverei
ro
vour
Momr.
This
ndverlitemenl
is
not
rni
Mi
slie.il
or
.lisplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
hy
the
fiovernmenl
of
Hritish
Columbia.
BOOTH
SCHOOL
itmn
-a
m
wia
LEAKS
BADLY
Trustee
Rochester
and
Walter
Lonqwlll
Made
Report
on
Bulldlrvj
FURTHER
INVESTIGATIONS
I'dllowiiiK
recoi(.l
of
a
report
from
Waller
Lonuwill.
who
was
.iiiii'd
lo
examine
lhe
huii.linv
and
ac;Tlain
lhe
cause
of
continued
leaking,
lhe
.i-liool
hoard
la
I
niyht
authorized
its
llooth
Sehool
co.umillee
lo
proceed
with
an
cxperimenl
lo
remedy
lli
Iroiilde.
.Mr.
Longwill's
re-
orl,
which
was
preenle.
lo
Hie
hoard
and
explained
fully
hy
Tmsle'
Hoche(er,
savn
faiilly
fire
walls
lhe
cau.e
for
Hie
jeakimr.
I'lacinp
of
flali-iriK
on
a
serlion
of
lhe
fire
wall
and
lhe
studying
of
rlTecs
fol.
lowius
i
In
ho
the
course
fol-lowisl
in
neekin?
lo
remedy
lhe
defeel.
Truslee
llK?heler
lold
of
Mr.
onswill
and
liiin-elf
makiup
a
in
I
n
tl
I
o
iri'.erlinn
of
the
roof
of
the
school
on
a
windy
und
sloriuy
iiiornintr
followinij
Hie
two
davs
of
fine,
weather.
Waler
was
found
Irickliup
in
nlmosl
everywhere'.
Some
hbices
were
very
had
and
all
around
lhe
walls
under
the
roof,
waler
rood
he
seen
roiminff
in.
II
was!
apparently
cominjr
from
lhe
fire-i
walls
oulsi.le.
The
slucco
fnside
lhe
firewalls
was
found
In
be
cracked,
Ihus
allowin?
lhe
rain
lo
come
in.
The
firewalls,
Mr.
Ilochesler
believe.1,
would
be
heller
without
slucco
for
il
pre
vented
lhe
waler
ocapin?
any
oilier
way
than
cominjr
down.
Outside
lhe
cornices.
Ihey
had
found
holes
in
lhe
morlar
and
spols
where
a
knife
could
he
punched
lo
llm
hill
between
lhe
bricks.
The
leaks
did
nol
come
from
lhe
cornices,
however,
but
from
lhe
firewalls.
The
artificial
sli.ne
capiiinp
ni
lhe
firewalls
was
mil
waterproof
but
was
very
porous.
There
were
many
places
where
lhe
rain
was
Timlin?
its
way
inlo
the
buihliui;
hill
he
was
snliified
Hull
DO
per
cent
of
Hie
Irouhle
wa
wilh
lhe
fire
waIN,
Mr1.
Ilochesler
said.
Longwlll
Agrees
Mr.
Lonftwiir
report
suh-sliinlialed
lhe
.stalemenls
made
by
Trustee
Ilochesler.
The
cornices
and
lhe
loof
were
found
to
be
In
pood
shape
and
lhe
Irouhle
was
nol
wilh
Iheni
but
wilh
the
firewalls.
The
paint,
however,
was
peeling
off
lhe
cornices
and
lhe
mortar
was
impoverished.
I
he
southeast
corner,
where
waler
was
Koinj?
Inlo
the
room.
was
lhe
worst.
Tmlc(.
Itochesler
sujifrewlp.J
that
I
he
moxt
effective
remedy
would
he
lo
remove,
lhe
firewalls
above
lhe
roof
and
rebuild
litem
If
any
Ihiug
was
.lone
at
all,
il
should
he
permanent,
he
Ihouhl.
Truslee
Cacy
desired
lo
have
lhe
report
further
confirmed
before
under-taklui.'
any
more
re
pair
work.
The
fire
wall
might
he
temporarily
prolccle.l,
thereby
prnvinir
if
the
I
rouble
really
lay
I
here,
lie
had
hl
all
confidence
in
'reports
and
opinion!,
on
the
I
rouble.
The
pasl
had
!eeu
one
buusrle
afler
another
wilh
regard
lo
Hie
building.
He
had
heard
Dial
Die
copin?
slones
were
at
fiiull.
Reconstructed
One
Trulee-
It.
ichexler
was
alis-
fie.l
Ihere
was
Irouhle
wilh
lhe
cop
in?
slones
but
lhe
most
of
il
wii
on
account
of
lhe
fir.-
walls.
It
wan
iKiinled
mil
m
lhe
course
or
in.'
.iiscussion
mat
lhee
firewalls
bad
already
ben
re-couslrucle.l
once.
This
brought
ii(i
Hie
ipiestion
of
the
.sand
Hint
had
been
Used.
H
Truslee
I'arker
sujrpe.ed
thai
caiipiuic
of
certain
sections
of
Hie
fopinps
wilh
sheet;
inelal
or
oiled
and
painted
canvas
he
tried.
Afler
further
discussion,
this
(course
was
decided
upon
and
Hie
coinmiMee
was
aulhrir.cd
lo
icarry
out
lhe
experiment.
PLAYGROUNDS
DISCUSSED
School
Board
Recommends
That
Four
Park
Squares
at
Mc-Brlde
be
Made
Into
One
TO
MEETCOUNCIL
Development
of
Booth
School
Grounds
Is
Proposed
to
Obtain
Street
Levels
The
school
board
passed
a
ins
thai
lhe
cily
council
so
diver!
the
presenl
course
of-
McHride
Slreel
thai
lhe
four
park
...
ii.-
w
-
.s.marrs
ill
mm-
riu
ori
u
.mc-
i
eral
discussion
of
school
play
ground
facilities
following
a
re-
SALE
of
Home
Furnishings
Every
department
of
our
store
is
full
of
slashing
sale
values
for
the
economical
buyer.
We
invite
you
to
see
our
low
sale
prices,
and
be
convinced
of
the
genuine
bargains
we
are
offering
before
our
stocktaking.
Buffets,
Chairs,
Tables,
Beds,
Springs,
Mattresses,
Draperies,
Carpets,
Blinds,
Curtain
Rods,
Crockery,
Fancy
China,
Silverware,
Linoleums,
French
Ivory,
Toys
and
Fancy
Goods,
at
values
never
before
offered
to
the
people
here
Walnut
Dining
lloom
Suite,
consisting
of
Buffet,
.Six
Chairs.
Tabic
ami
China
Cabinet,
Hie
new
designs
$2.2.7
00
am!
finish.
.Spring
-Sale
Price-
T4-"
Two-lone
Oak
Hilling
lloom
Suile,
Huffel,
Six
Chairs
and
Table.
The
very
latet
design.
Spring
Sale
Price
...
Buffet,
Six
Chairs
and
Table,
fumed
oak.
Spring
Sale
Price
$126.00
(ienuine
Leather
Seals
on
all
Chairs.
SPRING
CLEAN-UP
TIME.
New
Curtains
for
your
windows.
All
Curtains
mid
liraperU-s
straight
25
per
cent
discount.
Irish
Linen
Tablecloths,,
napkins
to
match,
real
good
quality,
at
special
low
prices.
Olher
special
values
in
Tablecloths
only
to
clear
ut
rus
price.
97
and
52PIECE
DINING
SETS
TO
CLEAR
AT
COST
PRICES.
lion
of
assistant
janilor
al
Hoolli
School
for
Which
a
salary
of
-
-
i
.
...
....
..i
i
i.
Bride
Slreel
ami
Sixth
"Avenue,
1
23
per
moniii
is.
pain
rouiu
may
he
brought
together,
allow-
jaholilie.l
and
a
woman
engaged
ins
for
lhe
establishment
of
one
lo
do
lhe
necessary
work
after
large
playground.
The
mailer
school
hours
in
tlie
anrruooii
came
up
in
the
course
of
a
gen
lhe
school
board
decided
last
night
lo
act
accordingly.
Being
a
senior
employee,
lhe
present
port
from
Superintendent
Hum
assisUit
janitor
at
Boolh
School
recommending
that
certain
iin-
vill
be
transferred
to
Borden
provemenls
be
made
t
llie'sireet
and
lhe
janilor
Ihere
will
Boolh
Sehool
grounds.
In
con-'be
given
nol
ice.
I'orly
dollars
nerlion
wilh
Ibis
it
was
decided
a
month
is
lo
be
offered
a
by
lhe
hoard
lo
request
the
cily
Woman
lo
do
Hie
work
at
Boolh
engineer
to
provide
street
levels
School.
land
slakes
al
Ibis
point
so
Hint
'
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r."Hr..Br:::
z
his
sluggish
lmk
I
llljll
III
I
III!
11
I
'l
I'
........,
....
Hie
members
of
the
hoard
with
the
exception
of
Aid.
Casey
were
delegated
a
coinmillee
lo
.inlcr-
view
the
cily
council
on
Iheso
mailers.
Plans'
Discussed
Mr.
Hum's
report
recommend
$244.00
BLANKETS,
SHEETS,
BEDSPREADS,
COMFORTERS
AT
NEARLY
COST
PRICES.
Ladles'
Fancy
Handkerchiefs,
French
Ivory
and
Toys
at
cut-in-two
prices.
LOOK
FOR
THE
SALE
PRICE
TAG.
.iml
wnlch
our
windows
for
lhe
Itig
Spring
Clearance
Values.
Compare
our
prices
wilh
mail
order
houses.
You
will
lnefit
in
buying
in
your
own
borne
town.
EASY
CHAIRS,
CARPET8
AND
BEDROOM
FURNITURE
AT
SLASHING
r
BARGAINS.
nrn
IS
TITC
The
Quality
Home
Fur-(jLU,
V,
llllVnisher
Phone
20
playground
al
Boolh
School
instead
of
id
fSixlh
and
McHride
asi
now
proposed.
Trustee
Williams
I
pointed
out
thai
it
would
be
air
expensive
silo
lo
develop
as
ai
playground.
Afler
considerable
j
discussion
on
the
different
i
phases
of
the
school
ground
situation,
it
was
decided
lo
leave
action
wilh
regard
lo
lhe
planl-
resoluli.m
lasl
nijjlil
on
motion
;ing
of
Irees
m
Hie
nanus
in
.Mr,
of
Trustee
Williams
seconded
liv.llurn
Cnislce
Ilochesler,
reconimend-
lleceivins
a
report
from)
Truslee
Ilochesler
Ilia!
lhe
posi-l
MADE
HIM
FEEL
DROWSY
AND
TIRED
ALL
THE
TIME
When
your
liver
Iktoium
ltttlh
and
Inactive
liuir
h..la
hllli
urrer,
ml
the
only
wiy
you
fan
l
lwik,
M
tfelUif!
'.i.hi
i.
i.i
mil.
inup
liver
rikht.
1
ed
Iho
improvenienl
id
the
Boolh,
T(
yml
fil
y
lhB
of
M.
School
grounds
by
lhe,
making
bni-t
uxl.iver
imu
.ihey
win
um-of
garden
plots
ill
fluid
of
lhO"uUle
lhe
luirlli
Hep,
rlein
wy
all
school
and
planting
octrees
o
te
n.I
p.mimM
matter
from
the
sys-.
i
.
,
i
r
.1
In
ii
loin,
'
ami
PH-veiil,
a
well
an
relieve,
all
be
obtained
from
the
ci
y,
lhe.
,;"
,.L
.,.,
iur
thai
i.
I
I
.
I
:l
....I
I...
II.
.
W'OTK
Hi
lie
cameo
um
oy
uie
M.(i,ine
InnrlOe.
pupils
as
a
nalure
sltnly
pro-
vt.
k.
iiuel,
Eat
Fioreftreviue,
m.b..
jecl.
This
brought
up
the
whim:
"i
ii
.'
ir.ibii
with
n.y
(Jlies
mieslion
ion
of
street
levels
'
and,,,v,'r
ml
f'"
lr0,!,'
1,1
.
,,
lln-.
and
w
imaMe-
to
Jo
my
work
with
HiuniiiK
iu
iiui
ivuii'..i.
ii
,y
fumrort.
I
t'k
your
Mlllirtrn-
Laxa-
lhe
concensiis
of
op
iii
ton.
of
Iho
uier
rm
nu
nsiaj
I
m
a
dirrerent
board
that
sopielllillg
?ilouM
be.
.man.
and
taH
ix.l
le
wIUmhiI
Uwm
in
lone
in
this
direction
every
year.
l"n
""u
t'
I
PHneinat
lineipai
Bradv
lirauy
stigfiesfel
i
that
'
"m"rn
uw
sc
siipvsie
v,
st
,
r.
mailed
dlreel
mi
the
flyro
r.lub,
usslsled
by
lhnrfr.l)t
,lf
pri
hy
The
t.
Miiburn
Dr..
school
board,
might
vtdablish
Us
Umiied,
Toronto,
ont.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
planl
is
equipped
to
handle
al
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3S5.
QMOKED
FSH
LJAT
ITS
BEST
'
There
are
Just
Two
Rules
to
Follow
to
Enjoy
the
BEST
Smoked
Fish,
AT
ITS
BEST.
These
Holes
ore
t
Buy
"Rupert
Brand."
Uupert
Brand
is
always
delivered
to
the
stores
in
clean
new
boxes
clearly
.stamped
"llupert
Brand."
2
Wrap
in
cooking
paper,
cook
in
moderate
over
for
20
to
III)
minutes,
remove
paper
nnd
serve
at
once.
Four
Kinds
Breakfast
Kippers,
Bloaters,
Smoked
Black
Cod
and
Kippered
Salmon.
At
all
Fish
and
Meat
Markets
and
Grocers.
Canadian
Pish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT