urwfcr
Auuil2i,
1024.
Swcoi,
wJift
a
broom
Uion
M'
.....
l2.
Art
nrl
I
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nnifllv
ilommml
r:t
I
I'll
In
cnre
Uiat
thorough
clean.
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nittlhiwl
4nr
mmlnnn
of).
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usulfiiiionfrati?
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in
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Ui'MIUI,
M
WW
aien
Hardware
In.
The
Ifatldy
Andy
Store.
.
n
til.
.
n
Hardware-
and
Sporting
Goods
J
L.
j
NOTICE
OF
SALE.
.
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m.n
f..i,i
t
,
I..im
fli.lil
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up
n
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wnirr.
prir
Mil.
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hKrlHst
op
any
tmiU-r
furnitr
imriu
iiihi
-
iijiy
to
jusinri
(Y
APPOINTMENT
PURVEYORS
TO
SHARKS
ARE
SEEN
NEAR
ENGLISH
SHORE
Octopus
off
South
Coast
and
the
Sting
Ray
Annoying
to
Bathers
LONDON.
.np.
21.
Tho
romnt
rMort
dial
liluo
sharks
were
on.
countered
near
Hull
need
not
cause
any
alarm
amonpsl
holiday
makers,
says
a
correspondent
of
the
Daily
News.
No
less
than
I
ft
different
varieties
of
sharks
havo
heen
seen
al
various
h'me
round
the
Uritisli
coasts,
but
their
appearance
is
very
rare.
Smaller
than
sharks
are
the
many
types
of
dogfish.
They
re
fairly
common
round
our
shores
and'
are
well
known
In
fishermen
owing
to
the
nets
they
destroy.
The
sea
scorpion,
loo,
is
fairly
common
on
the
norther,
ly
roasts
of
Knftland
and
Scotland,
hut
usually
relreats
when
surprised
by
a
swimmer.
More
lerrifyiiifc
still,
with
its
prominent,
beadlike
eyes,
is
the
j
octopus,
which
is
occasionally
J
seen
off
the.
south
coast.
I
Fortunate
.
is
that
most
of
it..."
urn."!,
iin
irt
i
ii
an
inr
iiil
cattle
ray
and
the
stinpr
ray,
are
seldom
found
within
a
few
yards
of
the
shore.
All
holiday-makers
are
familiar
with
the
jellyfish,
which
abounds
on
nearly
every
sea
shore
in
the
country.
Hut
few
halhers'know
that
some
of
these
pretty
inconsequential
-
looking
fish
can
inflict
a
painful
si
ins.
Jellyfish
should
not
he
confused
with
the
beautiful
sea
anemones.
When
you
buy
advertising
vm.
buy
CIRCULATION,
snd
see
that
you
ret
it.
tf
BACK
AGAIN!
AND
AT
YOUR
SERVICE.
HIGH
CLASS
DENTISTRY
AT
MUUtHHit
rmuca.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
HIJ
MAJESTY
KING
CtORCE
V.
Phone
575.
FTie
Acme
of
Sweet
Perfection!
t
a
.
.
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World.
PURDY'S
CANDY
A
Toothsome
Delight
in
a
lleautifiil
nox.
ii
n
mi
ii
a..
i
RINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
51
OKL
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
'
rnnnll
VN.
MM
Whisky
may
be
old
yet
not
matured.
To
be
matured
it
must
have
been
aged
in
cask
WHISKY
are
thoroughly
matured
in
Oak
Casks
stored
in
rack
warehouses.
Observe
the
guarantee
of
age
on
the
Government
Stamp
over
the
capsule
of
every
bottle.
.
DISTILLED
AND
BOTTLED
BY
Hiram
Walker&
sons,
Limited
WALKERVILLE
-
ONTARIO
Montreal,
Out.
Distillers
of
Fine
Whtikia
tint
I8S8
London,
Eng.
NtwYork.U.S.A.
Thl
advert
Iscmcnt
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Lkiuor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbu.
w.3
ndver-fleiirtniii
to
..1.1
nnhli.jl.Ki1
up
disnlnvcd
IY
the
I-iquor
uniroj
Uoard
or
by
tho
Government
of
Lintisii
.uiiumu
EFFORT
BEING
MADE
REMOVE
SACRED
STONE
Scottish
People
Stilt
Trying
to
Secure
Stone
of
Destiny
From
Westminster
Abbey
LONDON.
Aue.
21.
David
Kirkwnod,
M.P
has
done
more
than
cxnrcss
I
lie
onlnion
that
the
.....
.
.
--.
,
,
Stone
of
D.-iiny,
in
Westminster
Abbey,
nuuht
to
he
restored
to
Scotland;
be
has
now
introduced
bill
into
the
House
of
Comm'ons
for
the
removal
of
the
Stone.
It
las
been
in
the
Abbey
for
hut
hirly
years.
The
Kim?
Is
willing
o
Rive
it
up,
hut
the
people
of
London
decline
to
let
it
go.
His
ory
Is
repealing
itself
after
six
tiundred
years.
There
Is
not
the
remotest
chance
that
the
bill
will
tro
through,
hut
London
has
al-
eady
held
indie-nation
meetings
over
the
bare
idea.
The
Stone
was
brought
to
Ireland
by
the
Irinfess
Tamar
Tephi,
daughter
of
King
Zedekiah
(from,
whom
King
fleorgo
is
de
scended)
in
the
year
583
rt.C.
She
rn'arried
the
King
of
Ulster,
ami
liicir
descendants
were
crowned
on
the
Stone
until
Fer
gus
(he
Great
took
it
to
Scotland
n
485
A.D.
According
to
the
Ilrilish
Israel
World
Federation,
Westminster
Abbey
holds
in
this
block
of
sandstone
the
actual
"Throne
of
David."
LANDS
ON
ICE
CAKE
HAMIIUIIO,
Germany,
Aug.
21
President
Klierl
has
awarded
the
medal
for
bravery
to
air
pilot
Max
Tuxen,
of
this
city
for
an
extraordinary
air
feat.
Last
January
Tuxen
made
a
perilous
landing
on
an
ice
cake
in
the
North
Sea
on
which
was
a
stoker
who
had
been
left
as
a
watchman
on
a
wrecked
mntorship.
The
man
was
half
Starved
and
bad
given
up
hope
of
rescue.
CATHEDRAL
IS
DEDICATED
IN
ANCIENT
FORM
Many
Dlgnatarles
of
English
Church
Present
to
Take
Part
In
Ceremony
FIRST
SINCE
REFORMATION
LONDON,
Aug.
21.
In
the
presence
of
the
Kinp
and
Queen,
and
of
representatives
of
the
Anglican
Communion
and
'
indeed
of
well-nigh
every
Christian
communion
spread
all
over
the
world,
Liverpool
Cathedral
has
been
consecrated
and
"set
apact
from
all
profane
and
unhallowed
uses."
When
completed
(only
the
cen
tral
portion
has
yet
been
built'
the
Cathedral
will
rank
in
sizej
and
general
impressiveness
next'
to
the
Cathedrals
of
SI.
Peter's
al
Home
and
or
Seville.
The
consecration
of
this
first
por
tion
took
place
twenty
years
to
Ihe
day
after
King
F.dward
laid
Hie
foundation
stone.
Thirteen
years
ago
Ihe
magnificent
Lady!
Chapel
was
completed,
and
has'
since
served
as
the
pro-cathedral
of
the
diocese.
At
the
ceremony
recently
there
attended
nearly
every
dignitary
of
the
Church
of
-F.ngland
in
this
country,
including
Ihe
Archbishops
of
Canter-j
bury
and
York,
the
Primus
of
the'
Fpisropal
Church
of
Scotland,
Ihe
Oreek
Archimandrite,
the
Primate
of
all
Canada,
the
Arch
bishop
of
Algnnm,
and
bishops
from
America,
from
Asia
and
from
India.
500
Years
Back
For
the
Order
of
Consecration
it
had
been
necessary
to
examine
records
extending
for
at
least
five
hundred
years
back,
for
Liverpool
is
Ihe
frst
cathedral
ever
jo
be
built
In
England
from
the
foundation
since
the
nefor-
nXation.
.
The
King
and
Queen
occupied
seats
of
carved
oak
near
to
the
throne
of
Ihe
Archbishop
of
Canterbury,
There
were
twelve,
stages
in
the
service.
First
Ihe
bishop
of
the
diocese,
Dr.
David,
attired
in
plain
clothes,
went
to
various
parts
of
the
building
and
exhorted
Ihe
congregation
to
prepare
themselves
for
the
sol-rmln
ceremony
of
consecration.
Later
a
thunderous
knocking
was
heard
at
the
Great
West
Door.
It
was
again
the
Hishop,
and
upon
his
third
knocking
the
door
was
opened,
and
he
was
banded
the
keys
of
the
building.
Kneeling
alone
In
the
aisle,
he
remained
while
a
procegslon
of
clergy
pass-to
tho
choir.
The
Bishop
thou
THE
-DAILY
NEWS-
PAGE
FIVE
You
must
see
the
NFMOLASTIK
Re-during
Girdle
to
fully
appreciate
its
practical
use
and
dainty
appearance.
Come
in
and
let
iisLow
'y'du'
this
unique
garment.
1
.
.
..
...
1)
.
1
To
meet
the
increasing
demand
the
makers
of
Nemo
Corsets
now
offer
to
Canadian
women
a
'
PERFECT
rubbertype
garment
designed
to
promote
correct
and
healthful
reduction
Nemolastit?
(THE
GUARANTEED)
Rubber
Reducing
Girdle
Months
of
intensive
study
and,
experiment
were
required
to
perfect
and
produce
'NEMOLASTIK
the
patented
fabric
used
in
the
construction
of
the
NEMOLASTIK
Guaranteed
Rubber
Reducing
Girdle.
NEMOLASTIK
is
made
from
pure
gum
rubber,
specially
processed
and
covered
on
both
sides
with
lustrous
milanese-silk
of
.a
delicate,
peach
shade.
This
pliable
and
gently
massaging
fabric
promotes
figure
reduction
in
a
healthful
way,
whether
worn
next
to
the
skin,,
or
over
an
undergarment.
TEN
REASONS
WHY
THE
NEMOLASTIK
GIRDLE
DESERVES
YOUR
CONSIDERATION
1.
It
is
guaranteed
not
to
rip
or
tear.
2.
It
helps
to
make
the
figure
permanently
smaller
and
lighter
in
weight.
3.
No
rubber
comet
in
contact
with
the
body
or
undergarments.
4.
It
moulds
the
figure
into
graceful
lines.
5.
It
is
adjustable
to
.the
decreasing
sue
of
the
figure.
6.
It
gives
comfortable
and
gratifying
support.
7.
It
can
b
washed
with
pure
soap
and
water.
8.
It
doesn't
chafe
the
skin
or.
cause
irritations.
9.
It
doesn't
bulge
over
the
abdomen.
10.
It
has
no
disagreeable
odor
to
cause
embarrassment.
The
NEMOLASTIK-
Guaranteed
Rubber
Reducing
Girdle'
is
of
the
closed
back,
step-in
or
pull-over
type;
made
with
four
garters,
in
a
delightful'lustrous
peach
shade.
Sizes
for,
all
figures.
Ltttm
Patent
Pending
for
Garment
and
Material
by
tho
Hishop
followed:
"We
do
now
declare
to
be
consecrate
and
for
ever
set
apart
from
all
pro-
'
fane
and
common
uses
this
House
of
God."
Liverpool
citizens
of
all
ranks
and
of
every
faith
nvde
mnn
rejoicing
over
the
presence
;
of
the
King
and
Queen,
and
over
the
consummation
of
this
sacred
enterprise.
At
the
civic
Welcome
(n
St.
George's
Hall
the:
King
said
in
part
:
King's
Address
j
"The
building
of
the
noble
!
Cathedral
is
a
fine
tribute
to
the
;
piety,
the
generosity
and
the
local
patriotism
of
the
city
and
diocese,
that
on
tho
twentieth
anniversary
of
the
day
when
my
rose,
and
taking
his
crozicr,
made
dear
rather
laid
the
foundation
Ihe
sign
of
Alpha
and
Omvga,
on
j
stone,
this
great
and
splendid
a
part
of
Ihe
pavement
which
had
achievement
of
architecture
is
been
sprinkled
with
charcoal
dust.
I
,-oady
for
consecreation
and
use.
Unattended,
the
Hishop,
with
the!
The
hope
you
have
expressed
that
keys
in
his
bnnd,
paced
thcjtbis
Cathedral
Church
of
Christ
length
of
the
nave
and
choir
to
in
Liverpool
may
be
worthy
of
the
High
Altar,
upon
which
he
tho
historic
Cathedrals
of
Eng-deposiled
the
keys.
The
solemn!
land
will
assuredly
be
realised,
words
of
consecration
followed.
J
Liverpool
has
risen
to
the
full
Other
ceremonies
followed,
in-1
height
of
its
rare
opportunity
and
eluding
Ihe
Act
of
Witness.
Lay-
has
placed
itself
on
a
level
with
ing
his
hand
upon
me
piiiiar
or
those
great
merchant
towns
of
omilh
south
enrtnn
sacrarium
vt!(
t
nV
I
the
'
TlSnl.nn
'
t
ir
1
11.
a
t
f
1.
S
It.
.
the
Hishop
made
his
mirk
of
consecration,
and
directed
the
Clerk
of
1orks
o
instruct
the
Master
Craftsman
to
cut
Into
the
pillar
tho
sign
of
tho
Cross
encircled
by
Ihe
symbol
of
eternity,..
Signed
and
Sealed
There
followed
the
signing
of
the
Deed
of
Consecration,
Clerks
with
quill
pens,
with
a5
ladlo
for
Ihe
seal
and
with
sand
for
tho
drying
of
the
signatures,
brought
them
to
a
table
In
a
central
space.
Ihe
Middle
Ages
which
found
the
h
icliest
expression
of
their
re
ligious
aspirations
and
of
their
civic
pride
in
the
building
and
adorning
of
their
cathedral
church."
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUntloo
to
AbI
t
LmS
Lan4,
In
Oncpn
Chariot
le
Mam)
l,il
lU.Mrlcl,
Reeortllnfr
District
or
Prlnc
nnprt,
B.C.,
ami
lliiati
nwir.
Tow
lltll,
Oranam
lllanrt.
TAKK
.NOTICE
tint
I.
Georire
W.
Dow.
Ilnir.
of
3688
Cambrlilirp
Strert.
Vancouver.
i
n
mil
occupation
manuraeturrr.
mifMi
to
I
lie
first
to
slgtl
was
Uto
HiShopiapply
for
ncrmlnslon
lo
leas
the
follow.
nf
Dm
fllneea'e
-
Then
llin
Tv'inw
'"K
rrlle
lanclt
Cominencinr
al
1
1
nen
or
me
(imcese.
1110
Kinglnn.i
,
nianteci
near
the
root
or
tow
iiiu
and
Queer)
Signed,
and
nrter(eas
8(,
thence
northerly
to
low
water
their
Majesties,
the
Archbishops,
the
Earl
of
Derby
and
other
prominent
citizens
of
Liverpool
who
are
at
the
head
of
the
building
'committee,
The
pronouncement
mum;
iiii'ikv
wrpirrij
iuim'wiiik
nw
wair
mark
80
chln.i
thence
southerly
thru
cnaiiis:
tlience
eaiteriy
to
rnain
to
point
or
commencement
and
coniatninv
ts
teres
more
or
lean.
UC.OHUE
W.
duwuhu.
Applicant
DAVE
nUTTEN,
Aent
Kp$
BroM.Hmitti,
Toronto
Mther$
of
A'emo
Coriet
Sold
in
Prince
Rupert
exclusively
by
JABOUR
BROS.
54
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DAILY
BREAD
IS
IT
WHAT
IT
SHOULD
BE?
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BREAD
IS
KEPT
UP
TO
THE
HIGHEST
Quality
Standard
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