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PAGE
BIX.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday
at
7
and
9,
and
Saturday
Matinee
at
3.
"PIONEIrTRAILS"
A
stirring
melodrama
or
the
camp
settlements
of
California.
A
photoplay
full
of
action,
daring
and
courage
through
wlnrh
runs
a
sweet
romance.
Virtue
versus
villainy
in
which
the
latter
takes
the
count.
Thrilling'
battles
with
hordes
f
redskins;
dashing
rescue
from
a
runaway
coach
and
an
exciting
trial
episode
are
among
the
many
big
scenes
of
this
spectacular
picture,
to
which
has
also
been
added
a
strong
comedy
relief.
Excellent
cast
Cullen
Landis,
Alice
Calhoun,
Bertram
Grasby,
Otis
Harlan,
W.
J.
Dyer,
Virginia
True
Board-man
and
many
others.
Larry
Semon
In
"The
Counter
Jumper."
Fox
News-Gazette
Opening
of
Wembley
Exhibition
Scenes
Admission
50c
and
25c
if.
jjmm
em
Preserving
Peaches
ARRIVING
FRIDAY.
$1.65
per
Case
Huy
this
week.
Wc
doubt
if
Hie
price
will
be
any
lower
this
season.
The
peach
situation
is
alarming,
and
prices
will
surely
advance.
Phone
your
order
early
as
our
slock
is
limited.
Raspberries
for
Preserving
Phone
us
for
Prices.
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones.
210,711,212'
Popularity!
Willi
low
prices
and
highest
quality
makes
our
success.
AVe
are
how
offering
CornT'lakos,
per
pkg.
..
10c
Shredded
Wheat,
per
pkg.
15c
Hipe
Olives
50c
less
than
regular
prices.
On
sale
now.
per
gallon
tin'
$1.75
Jelly
1'owders,
per
doz.
90c
Cream
Olive
Soap,
dozen
90c
Marmalade
in
Jars
....
25c
Pure
Jani,
any
variety
75c
Shelled
-Walnuts,
per
lb.
35c
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
3
lbs.
$1.00
Farmers'
High
Grade
Tea,
2
lbs
$1.25
Fresh
Fruit,
the
lowest
in
t
own.
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
Orders
of
$5.00
Delivered.
Take
advantage
of
these
Fruit
Specials
louche,
per
crule
.
.
$1.75
IMisms.
per
basket
....
85c
Jiurtletl
Pears,
per
doz.
50c
Graveiistein
Apples,
2
lbs.
...
...
25c
Cooking
Apples,
3
lbs.
for
...
...
25o
llanaiins,
per
lb
15c
Cherries,
per
lb
20c
Watermelon,
per
111.
...
8c
Oranges,
3
dozen
for
$1.00
(live
us
your
order
for
Preserving
Tuit.
EGONQMY
STOR
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84.
E
NOTICE.
WHEHEAS
under
the
bi-uvuinim
r,r
tli
(loyalty
Act.
Chanter
7fi.
statin
mi.
the
royalty
on
timber
to
be
collected
be-
riiming
January
mi,
msfs,
win,
rrwn
In-1
formation
now
available,
be
more,
than
mrre
nines
me
royalty
now
Being
.
AMI
WHEHEAS
urffent
renreKpntatlnn
have
been
made
that
this
increase
In
royalty
la
much
heavier
than
ih
ituiimtrv
Ican
bear,
;
A.D
WHEREAS
the
representation
(made
hate
gone
so
far
as
to
say
that
anvi
Optician
and
Optometrist
If
troubled
with
EYE
STRAIN
or
you
need
a
CHANGE
of
Glasses
we
have
the
very
latest
consultant
on
Optometry
with
25
years
years
experience.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured.
DIAMONDS
Loose
or
Mounted.
We
give
you
one
year
to
think
It
over.
If
not
satisfied
return
them
and
get
your
money
back
less
10
per
cent.
Surely
there
must
be
value
or
we
could
not
offer
this
Inducement.
SILVERWARE
A
large
shipment
Just
arrived.
Moderate
prices,
latest
designs.
lax
He
Ibroner
Diamond
Specialist
attempt
to
collect
this
royalty
beginning
TIMBER
'"
SALE
X
6484.
'
jJanuary
1st
next
as
upon
the
basis
of
the!
.
"r
.
"T
,,,
presriu
nojauy
aci
ouia
immediately
re-
snaieu
ir
u
m
,r
'
ami
in
a
Miumonn
or
tne
enure
industry
msii-m
rureier,
uui
..
....
In
the
Province,
the
16tb
day
or
August,
mi,
Tor
the
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
that
a
public
purrliase
or
l.lnme
X61S4,
on
the
east
bearing
upon
this
question
will
be
held
In
More
or
Itusrue
Inlet,
CJt.
3.
to
cut
50.-Uie
Executive
Chamber,
Parliament
Build-
o
feet
or
Spruce,
Cedar,
tialsam
ana
lugs.
Victoria,
before,
the
Kierntlvn
r.r.nn-
Hemlock
SavClurs.
ell
or
such
Members
thereof
as
may
be
one
(1)
year
will
be
allowed
for
re-
Itlien
present,
beginning
at
It)
Wednesday,
September
3rd
next.
Anyone
who-
has
any
evidence
mlt
or
representations
to
make
question
of
timber
Ilovaltles
will
lie
riven
opportunity
to
be
heard
and
the
public
Is!
i-ijue.iieu
iu
lane
nonce
accoraiugiy.
T.
1).
I'ATTL'LLO,
Minister
of
Lands.
o'clock
tuoval
or
timber.
Further
partd
ulars
or
the
Chief
sub-
tir,
Victoria,
U.K..
or
the
District
-Fores-
on
the
ter,
prince
ttupert,
u.i..
ipj
TIMBER
SALE
X
6304.
Sealed
Tenders
will
le
received
by
tin
Minister
or
Lands.
Victoria,
not
later
than
LAND
ACT.
noon
on
the
21st
day
of
Atliriist.
tV!4
Notlea
of
Inttntlon
to
AddIv
to
Purchai
for
the
pttniiiise
of
Licence
X
0304,
tu
Land.
rut
S-KUli.tiuo
reel
or
Suture.
Hemlock
In
Queen
Charlotte
inland
Land
District,
Kalsam
and
Cedar
oil
an
area
situated
on
ilecordlng
District
of
Prince
Itupert.
the
south
end
of
James
Island,
Mntuteson
and
situate
In
the
East
Entraucc
of
Channel,
Nature
3,
coast
District.
Justkatla
Inlet.
Two
(2
years
will
be
allowed
Tor
l-
Take
Notice
that
Edward
Shannon
or
moval
of
timber.
Port
Clements.
In
the
l-rnvlm-e
r,r
iiritish
Further
iiartlrulars
of
the.
Chief
Fores-
Columbla,
Gardener,
intends
to
apply
ror
ter.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
the
Olstrlct
Fores-permission
to
purchase
the
follow
inir
de-
ter.
Prince
llupert.
B.C.
188
scribed
landsj
I
.
Commencing
at
a
twist
planted
at
the
northwest
point
or
this
Island;
thetife
CANADIAN
lI"
NATIONAL
nhhwi'hl
RAIL-
"miu
southeast
and
on
around
the
Island
follow-
Ing
the
shore
line
to
the
place
of
com-
WAYS,
mencemeiit,
and
containing
one
and
one
.
D.in-
imir
acres
or
land,
more
or
less.
Western
Region.
I
EH.
SHANNON.
I
Pealed
Tenders
will
be
received
at
the
I
oaten
at
run
Clements
this
joth
day
or
orrice
or
the
Chief
Engineer,
Winnipeg,
July,
1JS1.
.
Man.,
until
twelve
o'clock
noon.
Monday,
"
"
..i
trln.i.,,,1
h
Aav
iT
Ano-iidf
I
0
t
1
fur
CORPORATION
OF
THE
CITV
OF'
PRINCE
the
following
work:
Erection
b'rlrk
freight
nurt.ru,
gtied
and
orrices.
North
liattlcfoid;
erec
,.n
h....
l.l..f
uHtill..n
niwl
llni.u
t.
,
j
.
j
....
MINI
.iiit
"inn
ll
n
n
,u,tnm
laiif.
.,vti.-
Sealed
Tenders
ire
Invited
for
the
con-
or.,,.
n,.inri
n,m.
itmnriiiii.
-,niiriir.
,.r.u?.."
or
reinforced
concrete
building
tloti
of
It.
C.
Culverts
at
Miles
23.6
and
I".1."
ioioriesi
.fi73
Toiro
sub
division,
and
Mile
418.3
nans
and
rperiricatlons
ran
be
seen
it
Margo
sub-division;
construction
or
the
.rrire
of
the
City
Engineer.
j,c
miverts
at
Miles
HIO.S
and
1
1
1
.S
..
T.1'.,d,'.r.
"'rked
"Tender
for
Concrete
le.
jamie
stib-rtlvlslou;
construction
or
flulldlug"
to
le
deposited
with
the
City
stream
diversions
or
the
Ilosebud
Itlver
to
ILlerk,
not
later
than
t
P.M.
August
Ctll,
ellmlimte
bridges
Mile
339.9-310.1
and
'accompanied
by
a
rerliried
cheque
Tor
an
vn.
sjii
a-siii-s.
Drtmiheller
sub-division:
amount
equal
to
lrk
or
tender.
Lowest
or
excavation
and
laving
HSU
Twet
six
Inch
i
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
tiiAr.ST
low:,
Supt.
of
t'tllltles.
LAND
ACT.
Southerly
alonr
hlrh
water
mark
tn
nnt
ai
i-enieil
and
containing
3
aces,
ronre
nr
lesi.
j
H,
B.
HMti.iinTn.
i
tsme
nr
fpnllrant.
She
means
thai
if
the
quality
of
a
suit
or
a
gown
s
assured
there
is
no
reason
why
il
should
not
serve'
for
two
seasons
or
more.
Dorothy
is
Tight
about
tltat.
It
is
no
longer
considered
good
form
to
discard
a
garment
that
bus
only
given
you
a
few
weeks
of
wear.
Our
cleaning
will
delight
you.
PHONE
8
nVB0X392
P
R.I
N
C
t-r
R.U
P
E
RT
DANCE
.At
the
Auditorium
which
was
lo
have
taken
place
Friday,
August
8,
has
been
postponed
until
Friday,
Angus!
15,
Phone
Black
440.
L.
F.
Marren,
Proprietor.
cast
Iron
pipe
at
Chandler,
Sdsk.;
erection
fourteen
tulles
or
fence
Brleux
stib-dlvl-
lon;
erection
twenty-one
miles
of
fence
Swirt
Current
branch;
stripping
ballast
ai
Vivian.
runs,
pronies,
spcctrication,
mini
or
Nolle
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Laata
Land,
oontrart
ni.iy
be
seen
and
form
of
tender
in
uuevn
uiariotie
islands
Laim
District,
obtained
at
the
orrices
or
enter
r.ngiueer.
Recording
Olsttlct
or
Skeena,
and
situate
Winnipeg,
Man.;
Olstrlrt
L1igineT,
Ed-In
rront
or
Block
19,
D.L.
7,
Plan
840,
monton.
Alta.;
Itlstrlct
Engineer.
Saskatoon,
t'ne-n
Chat-lolte
Islands,
Sask.;
Ols-trlct
Engineer,
Vanmuver.
H.C.:
Take
Notice
that
Hume
D.
Bablngton
of
Division
Engineer,
Prince
llupert.
H.C.:
Massett,
occupation
cannery
manager,
in-
Division
Engineer,
Ileglua,
Sask.;
Division
tends
to
apply
for
permission
to
lease
the
Engineer,
Calgary,
Alta.
rollowlng
described
roreshore:
Commen-1
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unless
ring
at
a
post
planted
,at
the
southwest
made
on
the
form
supplied
by
the
Itall-rorner
of
Block
IS-
thVnre
west
33
deg.
wav
Company
and
accompanied
by
an
ar-
south
about
inn
feet
to
low
wa.er
mark:
eepieri
cheque
on
a
chartered
bank
equal
thenre
northerly
along
low
water
mark
to
five
P"r
eenl
of
value
or
the
work,
pay-
to
a
point
west
33
deg.
south
of
north-
llilp
to
the
nnlr
of
the
Treasurer.
Can-
west
cornernr
Block
ID-
thenr
eaiterlv
In
srtlnn
Nntlonnt
ll.illvnvif.
the
northwest
corner
or
Block
U;
thenre,
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
A.
V..
WAIIIIE.N.
General
Manager.
Winnipeg.
Man.,
Angmt
Snd,
i9U.
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS.
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS,
iiivni
SCHOOL.
RE
M.ED
TEMiKIIS,
endorsed
"Tender
rr
tii.i.ni
Addition
tn
Anvnx
School.
will
be
received
by
the
Honourable
the
Mln'-O"
of
Public
WoTks
up
to
IS
o'clock
noon
hi
Tuesday,
the
mil
day
ot
August,
tX4.
foi
lh'
election
or
a
one
room
addition
to
the
present
rour
room
School-house
at
Anyox,
in
the
Atlln
Electoral
DIs-tpif-t
it
r.
,
elan'
"
Snerlficatlons.
Contract
and
Forms
or
Tender
may
be
seen
on
and
arter
the
S8th
day
of
July.
,1D94.
and
further
Information
obtained
at
the
Department
of
Public
Works.
Parliament
Buildings,
and
at
the
orrices
of
the
Government
Agent
Vmiroiiver-
the
floverninent
Arent.
Anvos
and
the
Qovcrntnent.Agcnt,
Prince
llupert
H.C.
Conies
or
Plans,
speciricatlon.
etc.,
can
lie
obtained
from
the
ieorinent
on
V"-
ti.enl
of
n
flnniuilt
of
Ten
Hollars
(ItO.DO)
wlilch
wii
I
iii
refunded
on
tlielr
return
In
good
condition.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
neces
sarlly
accepted.
-
P.
I'lIILlP.
Public
Works
Engineer.
Thn
riet.urliniint
or
I'lihllr
Wurks.
I
Victoria.
B.C.
-July
15th,
1824.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6281.
There
will
In.
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the.
8th
day
or
August,
IliiM,
in
the
orrice
or
the
Forest
supervisor
ni
stunners,
the
Licence
ahzbi
to
ml
(ii.iuili
Jackplne
Ties,
on
an
area
situated
approximately
5
miles
north
and
least
from
Pecker
Lake
Station,
ltange
6
Coast
District.
!
Three
'
:i
years
will
be
allowed
for
re
Imoval
of
tinilier.
--Provided
that
anv
one
unable
to
at
tend
the
nnetimi
in
nerson
iniiv
submit
a
sealed
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
or
iiui'tloii
and
treated
as
one
mo."
Further
nartlciilurs
of
the
Chief
Fore
lor.
victoria.
U.C..
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Itupert,
H.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6282.
There
will
be
offered
for
Bale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the'
Kth
day
of
August,
mat,
In
tt.e
orrice
or
the
Forest
supervisor
at
snilthera,
the
Licence
xcksk
to
cut
Itl.iioo
Jarkiilne
Ties,
oil
an
area
situated
approximately
4
miles
north-east
or
Decker
Lake
Still
Ion,
lunge
5,
Coast
District.
Two
(Si
years
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
of
timber.
"Provided
that
any
one
unable
to
at
tend
the
auction
In
nerson
may
submit
!
sealed
tender
tn
be
opened
at
the
hour
lor
auction
and
turn
ted
as
one
lid."
i
Further
particulars
or
the
Chief
Fores
Her.
Victoria.
!.("
.
or
District
Forester,
I'rium
lluprrt.
U.i..
I
HE
B.'Y
ITTVVS
x
nursqay,
August
7
19;j
LABOR
PREMIER
GETS
HIS
WAY
House
of
Commons
Endorses
His
Stand
on
Anglo-Russian
Treaty
LONDON,
Ail?.
7.
The
pro-posal
of
Premier
Mflcdounhl
to
forthwith,
sign
the
treaty
between
tireat
Hrilaiu.
and
Soviet
ltussja
as
drawn
up
by
Ihe
AnploHus-sian
conference
yesterday
drew
a
vigorous
attack
from
tho
opposition
'when
the
debate
was
resumed
in
the.
House
of
Commons
today.
The
premier
refused
to
yield
an
fncli
to
the
onslaught
anil
finally
scored
a
victory
when
an
amendment
proposing
adjournment
until
tomorrow
for
further
discussion
was
defeated
157
to
CANADIANS
LEVYING
FOR
UNITED
STATES
No
Provision
in
New
American
Laws
to
Prevent
Workers
Coming
in
WASHINGTON,
Aug.
7.
Large
numbers
of
Canadian
are
com
ing
into
the
'United
States
be
cause
of
lack
of
work
in
Canada
according
to
an
official
labor
publication
here.
It
is
painted
out
that
there
is
jiolhingin
the
new
immigration
laws
to
prevent
native
Canadian
workers
from
entering
the
country.
tlh',,'e
f-'
1
I'milv
Nur
(continued
from
page
one)
RECOMMENDATIONS
WILL
EE
MADE
TO
BUILD
TWO
PASSENGER
,
STEAMERS
A
T
PRINCE
RUPERT
around
the
city
during
the
afternoon,
he
said,
disclosed
Ilia1
much
had
been
done
in
(lie
course
of
a
year
towards
eliminating
plank
roads
and
replacing
Ibem
with
graded
streets.
He
congratulated
the
.city
on
the
progress
it
had
made
in
that
direc
tion.
-1
"Naturally,
you
are
interested
in
your
local
affairs
and
in
what
the
Canadian
National
Hailways
hope
to
do
to
assist
you."
said
Sir
Henry,
"That
is
really
the
reason
why
I
am.
here.
'We
have
a
dry
dock
in
Prince
llupert
an
,
admirable
one
but
thus
far
it
has
been
put
to
no
great
use.
Build
Ships
Here
'We
propose
this
year
to
build
FASHIONS
&
FOIBLES
by
Shirley
Sharon
Aft
BUUI.IICX
Ft
i,
5368
7
XI
ST)
From
Paris
to
New
York
by
way
of
V
Havana
came
the
fashion
for
the
fine
voile
and
fabric
lattice
work
of
one
of
the
new
sleeveless
frocks.
Oki
of
the
most
delightful
ot
the
new
French
lingerie
frocks
waa
sent
to
Havana
in
the
Spring
and
reached
New
York
for
earlv
Summer,
as
to
many
of
the
Summer
fashions
do,
having
a
sort
of
premiere
or
try-out
in
Cuba
and
Palm
Beach
before
being;
accepted
in
New
York.
The
inal
French
frock
was
made
of
peach-colored
cotton
voile
with
the
up-and-fdewn
folds
of
the
latticework
yoke
and
'belt
of
white
voile
and
an
ornament
of
white
cotton
soutache
at
the
hip.
The
aame
frock
was
also
very
charmitv;
io
powder-blue
color
Georgette
with
apple-green
Georgette
in
the
up-and-down
part
f
the
lattice
work,
and
in
paly
yellow
with
French
blue.
a
steamer
at
Prince
llupert
for
the
Paoifio
Coast
tratllc
but
we
have
not
so
far
been
able
lo
secure
the
necessary
-uthoriza-tion
to
build
it.
We
do
not
propose
to
slop
at
thai,
however.
"After
having
examined
the
possibilities
of
the
tourist
trallic
on
this
coast;
I
have
definite!
come
lo
the
conclusion
that
we
must
add
not
only
one
but
two
boats
lo
the
service
and,
immediately
on
my
return
lo
Montreal,
I
impose
lo
see
t
lie
minister
of
finance
and
the
minister
of
railways
(find
when
you
see
Mr
Crabaui
you
.may
assume
that
you
have
secji
a
majority
of
the
cabinet
)
to
find
nut
if
we
cannot
in
sonic
way,
provide
the
futub
for
an,
immediate
start
on
one
boat
for
the
Alaska
service
ami
every
effort,
will
be
made
to
havt
provision
made
in
the
budge!
next
year
for
Ihe
completion
ot
the
first,
ship
and
the
construction
of
a
second.
Two
Boats
Necessary
"The
Reason
Ibat
I
believe
fw;
boats
are
necessary
is
that
soul'
of
us
lies
a
large
population
oi
the
I'acifie
Coast
of
the
Unitei
Slates.
From
Vancouver
soull
there
js
a
paved
highway
throug
,
Washington,
Oregon
and
California
and
into
Mexico.
That
highway
provide
an
avenue
for
thousands
of
auto
tourists
each
year,
i
hey
reach
Nancouver
ami
Victoria
and
il
happens
that
w
have
a
uniijue
attraction
lo
offer
these
tourists
in
our
triangb.
tour.
We
propose
to
aclivel
and
energetically
attract
the
tourist
trallic
and
bring
tourists
lo
Priuce
llupert
and
Alaska
anil
back
to
Vancouver.
Not
only
wii
one
boat
be
needed
immediately
but
two.
If
Ihe
proper
propu
ganda
is
sent
oul
and
tlo'
busi
ties
attacked
effectively
1
venture
to
say
thai
In
five
years
we
will
need
four
or
five
boats.
Tourist
Hotel
"A
hotel
at
Prince
llupert
if
another
adjunct
I
hat
is
necessarj
lo
entice
and
alloc
tourist
trallic
over
this
part
of
the
Canadian
National
Hailways
and
I
propose
to
do
everything
in
my
power
to
have
provision
also
made
in
nexl
year's
budget
for
a
suitable
hotel
at
Prince
llupert.
"However,
I
waul
to
say
lo
you
Llml
I
can
only
try
lo
do
these
things
that
I
think
should
be
diitie.
There
is
no
way
that
1
can
force
Ihe
powers
that
be
to
provide
the
funds.
So
what
I
say
must
Je
limited
for
if
I
can
noi
get
i
ue
money
i
cannot
uo
'lie
things
I
propose.
I
can
as
sure
you,
however,
that
I
will
do
everything
'to
get
the
necessary
appropriations
for
the
(wo
ships
for
the
service
between
Seattle
Victoria,
Vancouver.
Prince
llu
pert
and
Alaska
and
back.
Also
I
wilf
leave
nothing
undone
to
get
the
money
lo
build
a
suitable
hotel
.here
because
il
is
a
neces
sary
adjunct
lo
the.
business.
"I
think,
however,
that
it
is
a
gomi
bet
that
wo
will
get
away
with
it,
though
I
do
not
want
you
lo
go
away
Willi
the
idea
tha;
1
have
eommilted
myself
lo
some
thing
lliat
I
cannol
do.
Elevator
Necessary
"Regarding
the
elevator,
lliere
is
no
(luedion
that
there
shoille
lie
.one
at
Prince
llupert.
Tlif
pprt
is
home
hundreds
of
mile
closer
to
Ihe
Orient
than
any
other
Pacific
railway
terminu
and,
there
is
a
growing
demand
there
for
wheal
and
flour,
The
"frovemuienl
has
voted
$ir(),00(
t6wards
the
construction
of
an
elevato,!'
here
and
I
have
no
reason
lp
believe
that
work
on
it
will
not
be
started
within
a
very
shor'
"pace
of
lime.
1
am
happy
if
1
was
uble
to
assist
in
my
liutnhb
way
In
gelling
that
appropriation
made
and,
I
do
not
think
I
am
giving
away
any
secrets
when
i
1
el
I
you
that
I
lie
government,
asked
our
advice
regarding
an
eleva
tor
at
Prince
llupert
and
I
said
thai
il
would
be
a
most
desirable
thing.
There
is
no
doubt
that
construction
will
Ije
siarled
before
long.
Build
up
Port
i
"Afler
all
il
lakes
something
more
'limn
water
lo
make
a
port
You
have
all
the
necessary
na
tural
advantages
but
no
port
can
be
created
in
3,
4,
5
or
even
10
years,
II
lakes
some
lime
lo
cs
lalilish
channels
of
tratllc
ana
shipping
connections.
If
their
was
any
way
thai
Ihe
Canadian
National
Hailways
could
suddenly
produce
a
port
here
in
Prince
Hjieprl
teeming
with
trallic,
cer-
luinly
we
would
be
the
first
to
embrace
such
an
opportunity
Our
properly
interests
here
ore
considerable
and
much
money
was
spent
to
hulld
the
(Irand
Trunk
Pacific
Hallway'
but
all
cannot
be
done
at
once.
Vancouver's
present
position.
.in
Ihe
result
of
several
decades
of
growth.
Considerable
I
ralliu
can
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
For
Friday
August
8th.
Only
Lawndale
Creamery
Butter
1
lb.
Prints
-
-
3
lbs.
95c
Alberta
Eggs
-
per
doz.
25c
Ladies'
Pumps
Log
Cabin
ilnck,
(Joodyeor
e
l
ji
only.
Sizes
.'I
to
7.
Reg.
$K.5t.
Spend.
i
o
..
cost
$4.85
Crimp
Crepes
A
large
selection
to
ehoose
irntn
and
fancy
designs.
3(
inches
wide.
Heg
jOi
Special
35c.
Heg.
(i."ir
yard.
Special
Men's
Black
Sateen
Shirts
SU5
Universal
Trading
Co,
Watch
this
Space
Tomorrow.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Is
attending
the
Ilcntal
Cunyenlien
in
Vuid
k
office
will
again
be
Open
on
August
13
not
be
suddenly
produced.
however,
u
liospihi
"l-'irxl
I
here
iiiiihI
be
an
eleva-
did
mil
Hunk
wn
.-.jr.-
l
tor.
There
must
lie
a
dry
dock
'
Adam
and
live,
r
ii
tsr
for
the
building
of
new
ships
jliitn-eir
utid
I
lie
olli
l'
There
mVst
bo
attenuate
service
.
i-omn.Miy
with
him.
in'
JiW
for
passenger
in
and
out
of
the1
1
he
lloard
of
Trade
a:;ti
:"'
port.
Little
by
lillle
we
begin
whom
be
would
assure
'.
Is
s
willi
your
assistance,
to
build
uo,
objects
would
alway-i
the.
nor!.
A
most
Inmorlnnl
'mole
the
welfare
at
1'
"
necessity
is
population
back
in
pert
and
its
citizens
the
interior
producing
r
goods
for
Judge
Young
export.
Settlers
iu
the
country
behind
us
are
Ihe
real
thing
that
family
I
know
personally,
through
brawn
and
brain
.has
established
himself.
He
is
an
example
of
a
man
who,
with
intelligence,
thrift
and
energy,
has
shown
what
uay
tie
accomplished.
These
are
the
kind
of
people
we
-want
til
attract
'o
Hits
district.
What
Is
Railway
Doing?
"You
will
ask
'What
does
it
all
come
to
and
what
is
the
Canadian
In
moving
a
vote
w-'
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
a
N
mriKC
a
great
port,
.loiiu
jios-
sain
uiai
the
pre
trom.
whose
dclielitful
nlare
andinresident
on
litis
kii'.-::u
was
not
only
a
prlvi.ege
...
IV
bnoefil.
It
(nut
been
mm:-'''
livell-
11
In-lnT
liti.n
uhi.ti
S
II"1
had
accepted
Hie,
pi
-;uY'
the
Canadian
Nalioi
ai
H;l''
but
It
was
the
genenil
iju
m
1
...
I
i
I
.1
.......
IIHK
inr
j'oiniuiou
nun
mu
x
done
o
Mm
inihvavs
Hail
(Densely
developed
and
pi-usp1
lie
look
Dm
opportune
"
f
.
gialnlaling
Sir
Iletirv
un
Xatirfnal
Hallway
doing
for
Prince
olllcials
on
their
spleiuiul
sti""'
llupl'rt?'
Answering
that
ques
lion,
I
would
say
we
propose
to
build
two
new
ships
next
year
and
a
suitable
hotel
and
atlracl
tourist
tratllc.
Already
we
have
been
somewhat
insjjlliienliil
in
.el
ling
the
appropriation
for
an
devalor.
Those
are
the
fungible
results
we
hope
lo
achieve
nexl
year.
If
you
have
anything
else
o
suggest
iu
obtaining
Ihe
devel
opment
of
trade
for
Prince
llupert
we
would
be
glad
if
you
would
dfer
it
to
us.
III,
Itiirtii.t
f
I
...
I
il
ti'tillifl
I.'
,1
tllUI
"
v.
.
.....II
ami
leu
sure
Mini
'
Though
there
would
be
dd",,u"
perhaps
iu
obtaining
want
ile.xile.1
Driiiee
llmii'l'l
lll'r'l11
"
thai
it
'fiad
a
friend
n
s-'
XW
Th'ornlon.
An
elevaf
r
wa"
assured
and
Sir
Henry
wiik
'
"W'e
iilso
ni'Onnse
lo
fn
rl
Iiim-I
II
vvn
wild
.
iilmifoire
'lint
develop
tralfic
to
and
from
the
Uueen
Charlolle
Islands.
I
feel
convinced
that
there
is
a
field
'hal
can
profitably
be
served
by
tue
or
two
smaller
bouts..
There
will
be
revenue
for
us
and
the
Jmsiiiess
will
be
tributary
lo
Prince
Hnperl."
Trip
Up
Coast
Sir
Henry
dosed
Lis'
address
by
expressing
lhanks
fbr
the
oppor-Itinily
ulforded
1
lilm
of
again
meeting
and
talking
to
Ihe
people
of
.Prince
llupert,
The
trip
up
Ihe
const
was
a
chariuing
and
delightful
one
and
at
Ihe
end
of
il
Prince
llupert
seemed
like
a
Oar-leu
of
l-'den
which
possessed,
hind
the
other
malleii
sucH"
I
I
.,
,
..
v....,,l
'IV
uir
nrw
snips
anii
u
in'"-
.
certainly
would
be
""'va'
'
sliip
or
hotel
witli
'Ui
i"""
t
dorsal
ion
and
I
lie
rtlv
win
r
r..,,,,.li..
it
t..r..l
H,ni
il
hail"1
lililllllj'
lllllllMlll
full'
"
Lf
mnviwl
ii
till..
iT
llNlllkf
,r
Henry
for
his
eloquent
am'
ii.,.iii
...ii
i
I
lie
illt,MT
1
1
in
in
nr.
(iuioi-s."
nun
.
Mini
"I..,
ul,f,u:oi!r
ill
1
r"
j(
inn,
v
ii
r,
r
ti
ii
,
.
17
II
....
A..
I
I
X'
1
1.......
II
I
nuptTi
unit
,iiriiiriii
,
"
The
vote
rT
thanks
was
""f"
,
i
i-urn11
en
y
.).
w.
iscoii
"
...hi.
.....
i
.
.
who
-niiiiiisiiisiii.
.
j
Sir
Henry
willily
replied
Hia
was
sure
(he
judge
had
"u'v,'r
liveild
a
Inore
inlelligeiil
W
i..
i
II...I
ul.irli
li'
III
l
JUt
lllllll
iiiwv
.-!..-.
1.1...
Kiveii
itiiii,
.
The
proceedings
came
'
close
with
the
singing
"f
J
Monal
Anthem
and
the
hearty
cheers
for
the
fcu'
honor.