VANCOUVER,
DREDQINQ
AND
SALVAGE
CO.
LTD.
COW
BAY.
Phones:
Oreen
259.-
Green
487.
J
r
Sceessary
Ktoinsoiiie
morsel
hlli
which
to
lure
the
wily
tiali-
44-
PrlhceJ
RQptrt
Branch
I
I
yalurday,
September
13,
1021.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
IF
IT'S
ON
OR
UNDER
THE
WATER
WE
DO
IT.
Divine,
Dredging,
Lightering,
Coaling
Ships,
Heavy
Lifting,
fleneral
Salvage
Work.
Pumping
a
Speciality.
Y
shortage
'Of
'frozen
bail
and
L
weather;
t
oiulillims
on
the
i.fi
sea
flslliiig
grounds
has
ac-
mmled
for
light
halihuf
land.
nps
this
week.
I
he
closed
sal-
i
;
..
4
1
....
I.
I
I
.
Kin
easou
in
wasii.i
uas.
meant
hill
li
noriherh
source
of
lialj-
Knt
bail
Jib
bej-n
cut
off
and
it
us
been
found
increasingly
ilifll-Lit
fur
b'lli
the
Canadian
and
sciiooners
iisiung
on
Siiii-rican
n
deep
sea
banks
In
obtain
Hie
lul
on
lo
I
lie
hnk.
Willi
the
bait
exhausted
;iiany
of
Inizon
li
schooners
arc
fishing
for
lii'ir
own
while
on
the
banks.
I
he
weather
has
been
adverse,
tin
iniuneralive
fishing.
Salmon
Fishing'
Over
The
while
lleet
of
salmon
trol-
r,
which
had
been
fishing
for
lin1
past
summer
monhs
in
dis-
B.iiil
waters,
have
practically
re.
iu.'iied
to
port
lo
a
hoal.
The
lt
fishing
off
the
Queen
Char.
lull
coast
returned
eaiiv
in
I
he
i-'fk
and
the
Hippo
Island
lidajs
Ire
all
moored
at
their
homo
II
alums.
Arrivals
and
Fish
Business
were:
American-Tom
down
Ifiiini
111
his
j
manly
mil
llllt
neck
and
oik.
I
into
!
his
Ill
J
you
intend
buying
now
of
later,
WHETHER
you
should
see
for
yourself
why
Happy
Thought
Ranges
are
the
choice
of
more
than
300,000
Canadian
women.
See,
the
convenience
of
Happy
inougnt
lapor-saving
attachments
and
the
big
oven
and
fire-box.
See
thej
handsome
appearance
a'nd
the
ihbrough
workmanship.
Theri
jask
Ihe
price
of
your
favorite
model
Jid
you'll
want
it
in
your
kitchen
right
away.
41
SOLD
BY
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Prince
Rupcjrt,
B.C.
RANGES
'FURNACES
Fity-Five
f
Years
Ago
1869
this
6arik
lias
S'lNCE
been
identified
inseparably
with
the
development
and
progress
of
the
Dominion.
A
Canadian
institution,
ener-cized
and
directed
by
Canad
ians,
it
serves
every
phase
of
our
business
arid
private
life
at
home,
and
has
played
no
small
part
in
the
steady
expansion
of
Canadian
trade
in
foreign
markets.
From
a
small
beginning
It
has
grown
through
sound
business
principles
to
a
place
among
the
largest
ana
Jitrougest
banks
of
the
world.
You
will
find
thU
Bank,
a
iym
pathetic
ctor
la
your
Imtintsi
and
private
banting.
The
of
(til
Bank
ada
Stuart
J.
Macleod,
Manager
lot
high
bonis,
Jlah
started
in
to
lure
the
wily
youngsters
Willi
all
his
art
arid
skill.
While
1
lie
rain
poured
ilnwn
bis
hack
and
the
peppy
fih
dashed
past
his
not
Unit
meditated
upon
the,
hardships
of
Dip
Hf
f
n
trout
and,
their
uncomfortable
living
quarters.
As
the
I'urhulent
waters
of
the
creek
surged
past
liim
bis
sympathies
went
out
to
the
spfckleil
huties
as
they
constant
ly
slrove
to
hol,
their
own
in
tlx
impetuous
flood.-
As'he
res.
cued
them
one
hy
one
from
the
torrent
and
placed
them
in
the
selected
bucket
ho
murmured
to
himself
"There,
there,
little
ones,'
lOm
Mnn.f,.v
In
T.Vi,lo
mo
rest,
.
'
m
1,1
peace."
acP
In
due
time
our
i
i.
'
in
,,.:,,...
.
.
'
hero
arrived
at
1
the
temporary
lerr"10rary
pounds
!
,000
of
halibut
has-been
m
.
Wketed
on
the
Fist,1
Kia
,
?"
J'L'
insui
01
material
for
experi
.Uanadiiiiis
were
high
at
.
17.9c
and
1
1
8.5c
and
low
at
1
4.3c
ami
7c
IAmerifans
were'bigh
at
19c
and
.
n,i)C
ami
low
at
11.5c
anil
ftp.
menial
work.
Much
Sympathy
As
Hob
gazed
upon
the
fish
swimming
serenely
in
the
placid
security
of
the
pail
his
medita-
i
;iu?
,.'
!'!;,
'
ava'
J"1.?
"w"
ahoulJ
-"
VSS
trio
Piioninrr
nrl..n
.
,1
i
L
.
.
inS
'
'
mV"
ul
tMr
,'pi,u,iful
"ns?
Tonight
ingMone,
Ringleader,
Annie
.May,
for
once
in
tbeir
voiinir
lives
ii.pv
i
'
1
'
'WHfespit,
m,i
f"wing
walers
shall
disturb
,i
M
,y-
'
,
.
their
slumbers.
This
water
they
"
'
are
now
In,
taken
from
their
"Scientific"
Fish
Culture
hn"'
lM,n'l.
-
1
n
1
1
support
them
n.ose
wholhave
the
fuliw
of
J5;P0"Ib1
"'j?
lo"?
darkwatcl.es
of
.
fish
fi.i.
'J.
'the
night."
night."
Thereupon
Thereupon
he
he
left.
left.
Ihe
Industry
at
heart
are
looking
forward
with
keen
anlici-!
potion
lo
Hie
time
when
the
Jlio
logical
slajion
will
be
established
.Ihern
o
their
dreams.
Tragdy
Awaits
fad
lo
ndate,
however,
Ihe
rrt
strfi
in
p-
nfln.
V.
....
I.
1
I
1.
1
here.
One
of
the
lives!
of
our
'""
,
T
""
a"'1
"h
fishery
enlhusasts,
nol
con'lent;
vaS,
'"T"'
Tlji
'
'
"
a
murky
almos-....
16
await
.he
establishment
or
the
,!e1(l
.i.:..-
.P"orc
hil
''"'
"Iraighl
between
liU'LfT
".I
a
-p
u
Us
ed
oe
of
own.
'His
first
.name
is
Itohlhe
rnent
thai
all
was
not
well
at
the
temporary
'
fish
man
who
put
Jlie
seal
oitv
Seal
,
.
,
,
-n
.
,
,
hurriedly
dressing,
;i
i
:
Uve.
'f,
r-
v.
fl.e
first
expenmenl
at-1,1m
irpakfa't
prfvale
slali
m
ws
earned
-
ulU,UfrllIIU,f
a
.
nMMtiMui,
,,,,
.if
made
iiiuuv
station.
Afler
mil
grabbing
of
sluiTed
iianu'
I
(j
lilt;
during
tie
Week
n
an
endeavor
.
.,
....
.
...
,
.
.
.
.
.
'
.r
.
,
.Irour
pails.
W
ha
me
us
s
art-
lo
.furnish
siinie
youns
Trout
for
1,1
,
..,.
,
,
,
.
.
i"'i
iiiimk
nun
...
,
.,
.,
,
,,
,
.
iiitCK
UKHIIISI.
one
of
the
exhibits
al
he
falr;.,i1
...,
.
.
,
.
.,
,.
the
wall
in
while
....
...
.
.
.,
terror,
cold
I
liD
iwiwtw
wna
In
lliimfii-i
llm
,.'
,
,
'
i
shivers
ran
up
and
down
His
t.,
,
.
i
,
.
.
,
.
walking
Hnck.
rjiero
m
Ihe
pails
varieties
o
trout
lound
in
local
a
,,,,
,,caunfu
lroul
as
(Iea(
a8
walers
Having
been
conin..s.a
wax
,matf(j
jn
Maiame
Thr
.
,1.l""lJ.,,I
""V
.
u,,sauds.
The.
lroul
evidently
round
an
exh.hilK.n
.;play
Hob
wa.ted
,0
onci,.c,inf?
kjn,,n).S((
t()0
n.j.
ror
.ll.e
weiieri
iay
oi
u.e
mimth
sflllk
,
,.,
,,,.
uvulo,a
an.!
then
arined.
will,
gum
boots;To
a,ln(.
,
cIassic
,,1,,,
f
.
.
.
'
,
i
.
!
1
1
li
e
medical
profession
"ll.e
op-
ceeded.to
f,l
the
order.
Sit
ing
jon
Ipe
VM
ft
com
SUC(0SS
on
Ihe
In
nka
of
.Shawallans
Mlo
,
,
a
...
,.
VnMlin
Creek
while
Jup
Pluvus
wept
,launted,
'
"however.
Holi
finally
did
secure
an
additional
catch
of
small
trout
and
the
prowess
of
his
manly
skill
and
as
a
token
of
his
determination
small
Jive
trout
are
gaily
disporting
themselves
in
a
beautiful
tank
al
the
exhibi.
lioji.-
-
Vhen
n
comes
lo
hitting
the
nail
on
the
head
every
time
see
t.ance
Potterlon
for
Ihe
secret
of
bow
it
is
done.
-Fine
Model
Boat
The
model
cruiser
".Myrtle,"
built
by
Cecil
Hose,
was
awarded
a
special
prize
al
Ihe
Exhibition.
It-is
a
remarkable
fine
little
boat.
The
details
of
the
little
boat
are
remarkable
Irue.
and
speak
volumes
for
Ihe
time
and
trouble
taken
in
its
building.
The
model
measures
I
feel
long
by
13
inch
beam,
and
Ihe.
interior
is
completely
upholstered
as
are
also
the
extorior
seals,
where
neat
little
cushions
arc
also
placed.
"
A
Fine
Trawling
Net
An
exhibit
of
much
interest
to
naulicals
at
the
fair
is
a
trawling
net
made
by
Jack
Cobb
for
the
I.angara
Packing
Co.,
Masset.
In
making
the
net
14,000
feet
of
twine
was
used.
It
has
a
50
Joot
spread
is
75
feet
long
and
will
hold
approximately
1,000
pounds
of
fish.
II
look
Jack
two
weeks"
1
make
Ihe
net,
which
contains
53,030
knots.
A
minaluro
(rolling
net
Is
on
exhibit
al
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.'s
stand.
The
trawling
net,
is
used
in
Ihe
catching
of
flat
fish.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6471.
Sealml
Tenders
will
t
rrrelvfil
by
nl..ntn.
L1.......
.....
Iui.i.
tti'in
mitii
nil'
'
"
'
"
'
"
J"
HHv
HL
1
Special
Provincial
Police
Con-
Cabbage,
Jl.C
slahb)
H.
A.
Ponder
returned
on
Oreen
Corn,
per
dozen
the'
Prince
Oeorge
yeslenlay
af-
II.C.
Head
Lettuce
...
Omoon
afler
having
escorted
Oarlic,
imported,
per
lb.
prisoners
south.
j
tomatoes,"
UX..
hothouse
PICKLING
LINES
FEATURE
MARKET
!
Many
Fall
Vegetables
and
Fruits
Quoted
In
This
Week's
Market
Report
The
pickling
season
is
now
in
full
swing
and
a
splendid
variety
of-malarial
awaits
tlie
msewife
in
local
retail
stores;
'
including
red
cabbage,
green
peppers,
pick-lin
g
cucumbers,
pickling
onions,
....inn.
(i
ni
i
hnvir
nr
irreeni..
ket
renorl.
nrices
in
the
ibe
mil
day'
of
St-ptrnibir,
9H.
fur
the
1
Local
New
Laid
or
i.iri'iwe
dim,
tm
swn-r
turcnae
llersll
Chanwl,
(XII.
3,
to
en!
670.000
feet
or
Spruce.
Hemlock,
i:Hlar
and
Hal-ram
Sawloirs.
Two
(i)
.years
will
l
allowed
Tor
removal
Af
timber.
Further
particular
of
th
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
or
tho
District
Forester.
Prime
luiwrt,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
DULL
X
W
6425.
mao.
Da;
ter,
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
Frlnct
impart,
B.C.
District
Forester,
i:gg
Plant,
lb.
Vegetables
Piieen
Peppers,
lb.
t
more
stable
l'ics
bein
lower.
.
.
If
t
r
n.AM
f:L
llin
ner
lH-nound
crate
are
moving
well
as
are
Freestone
peaches
at
JM.95
This
has
been
a
heavy
season
for
preserving
fruits
and
nrore
recently
they
iiave
n'e'en
ar-r-v'ip
in
splendid
condition.
The
bufter.
.market
Is
hipher.
No.
1
butter
retailing
at
15c
per
pound
straight.
The
egp
market
is
also
up
5c
per
dozen
this
w;eek.
,
Prices
on
all
fresh
lines
are
likely;
to
hold
or
go
even
higher..
Retail
prices
in
the
ciiy
today
are
as
follows;
Butter
nrookfield,
Sliamrock
and
Wood-
land,
lb
K.
CD.
Vanderhoof
Dairy
No.
1,
2
lbs.
fof
Lard
Pure
...
.
Compound
...
......
Pure
Hulk
Lard
.
.
.
Cheese
Ontario
solids
...
.
Stilton,
lh
f.
9
4.
l
4-1
20c
20c
Oreen
Tomatoes,
o
lbs.
Hubbard
Squash,
lb.
(irnnes,
Concord,
5
lb
$1.10
Oranpes,
Sunkist,
doz.,
35c
to
85c
Lemons,
Sunkisl.xdoz.
30c
to
40c
7
Hananas
beans,
green
lomaioes,
ciinm,
!
I
Imtiaf
iMiit
Pol!f
4
A
crabapples
etc.
A
larpe
m.mber
Comb
f
,,r
.,ni
foil
i.rrutfiUliiti
and
friiti
,
...
.....
..v......(
tiAtracle.l
Honey,
per
in.
..
..
2iie
are
nuoled
in
this
wl-ek's
mar-i
,
"
Miishmelons.
lim
.
lb
15c
rWaternielnh,
11).
Watermelon,
lb.
.
Lilian
iruiis
arc
u;
t"i
-
.,
i
,H
J
r-ai.iica,
jiri
nail;
.
.
,
year.
Italian
prunes
al
crabapides,
3
Hjs.
".
.
.
.
.
I'ears,
Harllelt,
presenmp,
crate
..
$2.50
Apples
are
now
'hems
offered
in,,
hnIk
lhl
in
all
the
fall
varieties.
Ship-j
,)a(os
)romary
-.
menls
of
apples
are
.ynyini7;riaisjng(
bu,k(
per
,b
more
iree.y
o...
i
..
ui
''
nnlalns,
package,
lb
to.be
small
slock
which
do
not
,....
ri.pprl(ia
,h
command
a
ready
sale.
As
a
con-ion!U,Uh
ninsler
Raisins
se.pience.
shippers
may
not
pel
JiPmori
an(,
Qranpc
Pee'l
..
.
7c
Mutton,
chops
50c
,!
Mutton,
shoulder
10c
50c
20c
25c
8c
Vegetable
Marrow,
lb.
5c
Pumpkin,
lb
...
6c
Citron,
lb
.
8c
Pickling
Onions,
lb.
...
....
15c
Pickling
Cucumbers,
lb.
...
15c
Ited
Cabbage,
lb.
..
...
...
8c
Celery
15c
Fruit
Apples,
Wealthy,
2
lbs.
...
25c
per
box
$3.50
Apples,
Macintosh
Keds,
2
lb.
25c
per
box
..
7c
12
c
$1.95
15c
20c
75c
40s
40c
larpe
returns.
Ir.itron
I'ccl
55c
A
sliphl
advance
of
10c
per;ltlack
,k
Cookinf,
rigs
....
25(.
hundred
pounds
is
recorded
in
white
Fips
15c
the
supar
mnrKe.i
I'ears,
wTapped
...
Italian
Prunes,
crate
.
Casaba
M'elons.
lb.
.
.
Dried
Fruits
$1.50
$1.50
.
.
8c
.
40c
2oc
Currants
,
,
...
...
22
VjC
Prunes
.
.
20c-25c
Apples
..
..
....
......
25c
I'eaches,
peeled
...
...
...
25c
Apricots,
lb.
..
30c
Nuts
Almonds
.'.
...
25c
Hrazils
nnd
filberts
25c
Walnuts.
California
No.
1..
50c
Walmils,
Manchurian
25c
Chestnuts,
lb
v35c
Peanuts
gOc
j10
ground
Almonds
,
..
85c
5ciAlmond
Paslc
75o
1.JU
75c
Sugar
Wliite,
per
100
.'
$9.50
Yellow,
per
100
.
.
$9.00
Flour
20c
Flour,
49's,
No.
1
bread
..
$2.i0
3rtc
35c
i'asi.ry
riour,
v.
s
Potatoes,
JNct!eilUcms,,in0'8-,
.
iHaeon.
side
Fish
Hed
Salmon,
fresb,
lb.
.....
25c
Kraft
..j.
45c
1'nlibut,
lb.
15c
to
25c
Wisconsin
Hriek"
lb.
...
...
oOniSmokcd
Kippers,
lb
15c
Swiss
Loaf
75c
KiMred
Salmon,
lb.
...
...
25c
'Smoked
Hlack
Cod.
lb
20c
rionuefort
...
OOc!1''11"00
'Eddies,
lb
25o
t.i
ii.
r.iiani,
in.
.
ii
Eggs
Alberta,
Fresh
Seconds.
.
.
Alberta,
Fresh
Firsts
K.C.
Fresh
Pullet
Elras
".
H.C.
Fresh
Firsts
...
.
.
,
H.C.
Fresh
Fxlras
V
Salt
Mackerel,
lb
,
25.-
Kastern
Salt
Herring,
2
for
.
.
25c
aOo'Salt
Codfish
Fillets,
lb.
,,
30o
.i0ciIo"PlPss
alt
Cod
brioks.lb
25c
45c
50o
Holland
HerringsJ
per
kejr
1.C5
55o
Fowl,
No.
1
lb.
Meats
i.?3-00
jAyrshire
Hacort,
lb
foiaioes,
rvamioops,
nios,v$2.50
,
Veal,
shoulder
potatoes,
terrace,
lOO's
.
$2.50
iVea1..
loin
I...
.
.
...
r-
.
...
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n
vni
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fllnlnno
A
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on
1
1
I
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Scale!
Tenders
will
lie
received
hy
thai
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.....
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.'
'
'
lK
Minister
of
Lands,
at
victoria,
not
later
walla
lla
Unions.
'
sack
$4.50
Pork
shoulder
than
noon
on
the
llth
day
of
Seilcinber.
,..,
R
'
-
or
,
;
"ul"ULr
t4.
for
thn
pnrrhase
of
Licence
X
6m,
"eeis,
ti
ids.
...
...
250
Pork,
loin
...
w
cut
117.iiti(i
linear
reri
or
roies
aim
Itopla.
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s
...
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i
bus
1
'
1
"
'
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leg
rillnir
on
i4
and
l13.
slliiated
..'
about
ti
miles
ami
on
other
side
of
UarrolS,
0
lbs.
.,.
'
25c
.Beef,
c,
pot
"
roast
.
.
.
I
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skeena
lilvrr
rn.rn
neim
sinilnn.
lunire,
.
coast
Land
District.
,
t.arrois,
mil
8
,
...
$2.75
Beef,
boiling
.
..
"".wcw
wax
lleans,
2
lbs
25c
mnval
of
timber;
lerraco
nuiauagoeB,
4,.-hs.
-2J5o
Cauliflower,
head,c&
5'j
....
30c
G5c
Roasting
Chicken,
lb.
40o
aiid
45
(nam,
siieeu,
nrst
grade
isc
'JJc.Ham,
whole,
first
grade
...
35n
JcjHacon,
back,
sliced
45ci
.
.
.
.,35c,
to
45a
35a
1
8(3
350
25o
SOq
35o
35o
lOo
to
15o
8o
to
106
Beef,
steak
25c
to
35o
Ueef,
roast
prime
rib...
......
25o
Mutton,
leg-,...
A.
35o
Lamb,
leg
.
Lamb,
chops
...
;
Lamb,
shoulder
.
.
;
...
Feed
wheat,
No.
5
Oats
..
Bran
,
.
Shorts
...y.
.
.
...
Barley
'
Poultry
Mash
...
..
..
..
HOTEL
-ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
It.
J.
Moore,
Anyox;
P.
II.
Mid-
o
oc
dlemiss,
D.
M.
Stewart,
II.
J.
Jumble
Pack,
cpoking,
per
box
blimey
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
I..
$1,35
o
$2.50
I;ee
Vancouver;
II,
W.
Chambers,
Inverness;
Marie
h.
Weber.
I'ort
land,
Ore.;
J.
A.
Nowell,
St.
I'aUh
G.
II.
Morse,
Calgary;
II.
F.
Lof-auist,
II.
L.
Odlund,
Percy
Charles
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
Cai-lsim.
Ketchikan;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stead,
Edmonton;
Fl.
W.
Hall
and
P..
G.
.
Punlon,
Toronto;
F.
W.
Lee.
Toledo;
T.
H.
Halliwell
and
n.
de
Kergoniincoeur,
Terrace:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
SneU,
Usk;
J.
A.
Creaph,
Haysport;
jfrs.
Marrs.
North
Pacific;
II.
Waife.
Mrs
fieorpe-
AVaitn
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
V.
Tihhits.
Surf
Inle!:
Mr.
ami
W
35c
Mrs.
f.
M,
Milb
i
.
C.
M.
Petors,
M.
22c
L
Clark,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
It.
Me.
45o,Afee.
Mrs.
Muun
and
It.
Forsyth,
45cJoeor2elown:
E.
C.
Teunant.
Seal
'
2
he
cove.
.
i
Central
100
lbs.
W
C.
Snl.in'
nnd
P.
Mornn.
$3.25
Vancouver;
W.
U.
Smith.
C.N.n.;
$2.C5
n
Waite
and
Mrs.
Oenrge
Waile',
$2.00
gurf
inlet:
(ieorse
Pliilionsoai
$2.10
oiun,j;
E.
C.
J.
Punlnn.
Toronto;
$3.00
cii
rt.-
Dix,on,
Oenrgetown;
0.
Mil.
$3.55
PP
Mrs
.A:
llansnn.
fi
T.elttrreit'
and
Frank
Johnson,
Inverness;
1.
M.
Hellicini.
Houston':
Tony
IIo-benschlld,
Woodcock
'
W.
H.
Brown,
Port
Essinglnn;-Ed.
Dit-quelte,
Haysporf.
UiSE
STMONDS
Their
teeth
are
ol
a
toughness
which
makes
them
hold
their
keen
cutting
edge
under
SIM0NDJ
CANADA
SAW
CO.
LIMITED
VANCOUVtK
MONTREAL
ST.
JOHN,
M.B.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
f
ronPrince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PF1INCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and'Seattle
September
3,
6,
16,
'26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
'
September
1,
12,
22
8.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
lutedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,.
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
alt
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Pince
Rupert,
B.C.
-
-
Fair
Week
Specials
Vacuum
Bottles
Keep
Contents
Hot
or
Cold
Use
it
to
put
Rally's
Kood
in
at
nights.
Splendid
Value,
75c.
EMULSIFIED
COCOANUT
OIL
SHAMPOO
A
shampoo
that
gives
the
hair
lono
mid
vigor
anl
easily
cleanses
the
scalp.
Regular
price
TiOc.
Special,
25o.
ORMES
LIMITED
THE
REXALL
STORE.
Ptiones
82
and
200.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailings
from
Prince
nnpert,
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
8wanon
Bay,
and
Aiart
Bay,
Tuesday,
S
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
AUrt
Bay,
and
Swanson
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Walts
laland,
Sunday,
8
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naas
Rlr
Cannarlte,
Friday
A.M.
S23
2nd
Aitnu.
t.
Barntliy,
Agtnt.
Prlnea
Rup.rt,
B.o.