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Saturday,
Feb.
-I
i,
1925.
Distributing
Point
For
The
Bulkley.
The
people
of
(he
Bulkley
Valley
are
still
discussing
the
possibility
nf
establishing
a
creamery
or
ilislrihiiliug
station
in
Prince
Ruf.erl.
At
present
some
of
them
are
shipping
-"their
ereanj
lo
Yanderhoof
but
Ihey
see
greater
possibilities
in
the
Prince
Rupert
jnarkej.
They
are
asking
the
co-operation
of
the
Provincial
(iovemnient,
ami
Ibis,
jl
is
reasonable
lo
suppose.
Ihey
will
get.
pVince
Rupert
is
bound
lo
be
Ihe
market
for
the
Rulklev,
just
as
Vancouver
is
the
market
for
the
Prase
r
Valley.
Tlie
present
minister
or
agriculture
first
made
a
name
for
himself
in
connection
with
the
organizing
oT
the
milk
distribution
system
for
the
fiinijers
of
the
south.
There
are
great
possibilities
iu
jl,
oiife
we
get
proper
transportation
facilities.
Wjlh
a
daily
I
ruin
all
the.
jear
round
ami
a
daily
mail
everylhing
is
possible.
Excluding
Press
'
From
.Public
Business.
TJie
p(jiosal
of
Conuuis.sioiier
(4tombs
.
lo
exclude,
tin
press
representatives
from
police
commission
meetings
bring
In
mind
that
this
has
1
M'I'll
tried
ill
.-limits)
uvurc
eilv-
..I
time.
Lity
y;'.!!'i
i'l.cetjugs
have
also'
bee.n
held
in.
private
and
other
liuhjtc
boiliesjliavitbought
thalilhtfr
foiitd
getilong
Nvitli-oul
Jelling
,n
p)ir.ircTuiow
Nvhat'thVyve're
iniing
Th.-resuil
has
elided
in
'failure:
Kiiiiiiiiin
Im
fni,...?
'n...,
.
.
-
.r......
....
-
.in
n
ii.wu
iiifin
ami
stories
or
(heir
doings
from
irresponsible
quarlers
have
made
il
..l.lo.
Il...t
It
I..
I...
.1
I..
1
1
II
.
.
I.
n
ui
lima
ji
is
ir.i
in
inisi
ijie
people.
Ijouhlless
(here
are
mailers
jn
ciuiucrlion
wilh
ptilice
work
thai
ciiijiut
be
announced
beforehand.
Even
lodav
good
slories
could
be
told
about
happenings
(hat
have
taken
place,
but
tell-ing
them
vyoiild
not
be
wise.
Thiv
primary
work
of
(he
police
i
not
to
secure
convictions
hiif
,to
have
Ihecily
kept
onlerlv
and
lo
prevent
crime.
Too
'nnuy
convictions
is
an
indication
lhal
the
iolict"!irc
weak
and
that
Ihe
law'
is
mil
respected'
in
the
community
Looking
After
Little
;Thlrigs..i,
There-i
an
old
saying
Ilia)
if,.yoti
look
after
the
pennies
the
pounds
.yyill
take
care
of
themselves.
And
the
saving
is
,,
great
exleiil
lriu
Yet
il
has
ils
untrue
side.
Don't
we
semen
NV,o
wjll
never
get
beyond
Ihe
handling
of
pennies?
Thev
have
no
vision,
no
capacity
r..r
doing
big
things..
Thev
always
"0fine
ll.eniselves
to
looking
afler
(be
pennies
and
the
pounds
ni
which
tlrey
might
be
dealing
are
neglected.
Thev
Jack
the
sense
.of
proportion
and
the
resull
is
Ihey
plod
along
id
the
end
or
lheir.liv.js
always
hailing
pennies.
It
is
vM
important
to
look
after
the
Utile
things,
but
the
bigger
lungs,
cannot
he:
neglected,
ir
a
person
is
make
a
-no-cess
or
lire.
(icneial
McBnen,
ch,ef
,f
slarr
or
Ihe
army
department
or
dcrence
co.nmenleil
yeslenlay
o,
Ihe
derenseless
position
I'nnce
Jlnperl
a.,d
(he
obsolete
condilion
or
EsMi
mall
i
.
mailer
..defense.
e
mighl
oven
jinye
Kn,
f
rther
hud
e'
dared
lhal
an
enemy
could
destroy
Ihe
forts
at
rJsnuim
t
h,
nn
bour
and
could
sail
right
into
Prince
Rupert
a
d
tX
ti
e
own
ami
convert
it
inlo
a
base
r
supplies
wilhot
even
a
g
.,
being
ired
be
oullook
is
,,l
pl.'.asant
one
lo
conlen.plale
I
voubbuol
be
pleasant
lo
have
an
Asialic
'
commander
o
.
ers
litre,
lelhng
us
to
remain
indoors
whenever
he
Vk'a
gi
e,
g
and
'-
T'"K
us
off
,e
,i(I,walk
f(,r
,,
s
,
;
,
,
Ihe
slrecj.
e
know
how
Asini;,.
i,
......
i.
1...1
.
,
1
.
-
'
"
1,1
"
I""1""
lo
defend
',
1
iu
ourselves
l
e
r-n'iT
racl.lhal
iii
our
men
brave
are
and
our
women
heroines
vM
not
help
mis
,,,
the
leasl
against
modern
machines
r
Va
"Eczema
AH
Over
Arms
Suffered
for
12
Years"
Mrs.
Murray
Hough,
Wiarton,
Ont.,
write.:
"I
had
eczema
for
twelve
yeari.
Every
once
in
a
while
it
would
break
out
en,
.pread
all
over
my
arm,.
I
tried
all
kind,
of
treat-
,u
.
.
dui
wnnout
uccen.
Une
Spring
it
broke
out
and
nothing
gave
me
relief.
1!
even
thr
taL.
t
..i
I
the
doctor
did
no
good.
At
lait
I
tried
Dr.
Chase.
Ointment
and
it
healed
the
eczema
in
a
ihort
time.
That
it
over
a
year
ago.
and
I
have
had
no
return
of
the
trouble."
1
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
60
cm.
Un.
nil
,Pr,
or
Ktliimnson.
Kate
A
r
I,1.,
Tortmlo
ICE
CARNIVAL
AT
SMITHERS
i
i
After
Skating,
a
Moccasin
Dance
at
the
Rink
Took
Place
SMITllF.ltS.
Feb.
It.
An
ice
carnival
under
the
auspices
of
I
lie
Jmy
senilis
followed
by
a
mocassin
dance
on
Ihe
ice
look
place
here
Wednesday
evening.'
The
lliei'nionieler
slnnd
at
ten
below
zero
bill
in
snile
of
Ibis
......
J
an
Interesting
program
of
races
ami
cniiiesis
was
carrieii
mil
ami
ilanclng
was
kepi
up
until
after;
midnight
lo
Ihe
strains
of
the
Orescent
Orchestra,
donated
for1
Hie
occasioi)..
A
large
camp
fire
helped
In
make
things
pleasant;
while
Iml
coffee,
baked
beans!
and
sandwiches
were
served.
The
affair
started
with
a
two
I
period
game
of
'hockey
between)
the
Tflkwa
ti
in
I
Sniitbers
spool
i
teams,
followed
by
Ihe
following
races
fur
which
firizes
were
do
nated
by
the
business
men
of
Ihe
town.
-iibs'
rare
I,
liarnam
Knul-
sou:
2.
Kenneth
Warner.
Scmils'
race,
under
IS
1,
olin
Dehniit;
2,
Hud
Oazeley.
fiirl
(billies'
race
I,
Alice
alimiir;
2,
Vina
Ehy.
G.(i.l.T.
race
I,
Avis
Wall:
2.
Orlindii
llarlnetl.
Scouts'
jumping
t.
Jack
llowsnn;.
2,
Frank
llnwson.
.Match
race,
fiirl
(iuides
and
,(!,I.T
t,
Avjs
Wall?
2,
Alice
alimor.
Men's
race.
onen
I.
Len
llaahe;
2,
Jim
Millar.
Senilis'
I'nce
t,
Jim
.Millar:
2.
Jiggs
(iralinm.
Senilis'
consolation
race
I.
John
llerg:
.2.
Frank
llowson.
Prizes
fur
roslunies
at
Ihe.
irnival
were
awarded
lo
Vimv
Windl
as
an
Indian
Kloolehmaii.
Teddy
Allan
as
Hiawalba.
Mar
garet
Windl
as
Aunt
Jemima,
and
.Mrs.
II.
li.
Windl
as
ti
i-lnu-n
TEN
DOLLAR
BILL
NEEDS
AN
OWNER
Found
on
Friday
Thirteenth
on
Floor
of
"Peddler"
Car
WlXMPEli.Feli.
It.
Friday
Hie
lliirleenlh.
would
have
been
ja
good
lime
for
logenes
lo
havo
Vjsiieil
Wuuiineg
w
ill
his
fain
mis
lanlerii,
according
lo
olllcials
of
Ihe
Canadian
Xalinn;il
Input
freight
ulliees,
and
soniebodv.
presumably
in
the
Oakpoin'.,
.AJanilolia,
dislricl,
will
have
reason
to
declare
thai
such
H
hoodoo
dale
is
not
necessarily
unlucky.
.Lying-
on
die
floor
of
a
wiiyfreiglil
''Peddler"
from
which
local
ennsiirmn'f
nls
Iim.I
been
unloaded
all
Ib'e'
tween
(lakhoiiil
and
Winnioesr.
freight
lnmdlers
Ibis
'
morning
found
a
registered
teller
with
indistinct
address,
mailed
from
(laklake,
.Man.
lo
someone
a'
Oakpoinl
ami
contaiiMiig
a
crisp
new
len
dollar
bill.
The
only
clue
In
ownership
is
that
the
person
lo
whom
Ihe
registered
letter
was
addressed
has
a
name
beginning
with
"V"
and
thai
it
apparently
was
a
payment
on
an
order
for
fish:-
Employees
of
the
freight
department
who
found
the
hill
lurned
l
oyer
It!
the
local
agent
where
II
awaits
an
owner.
SMITHERS
Mrs.
).
F.
Jhill.
enlerlained
a
number
(,f
indies
at
the,
lea
hour
Tuesday,
afternoon.
Mrs.
Oen.
Wall
entertained
al
mah
Jung
TitesilajT
evening
Iu
honor
or
her
guest,
Mrs.
,..
Muddy
of
turns
Lake.
The
relurn
hockey
match
between
tli(.lluin-runners
and
Ihe
Hftjaeker'i
wiik
jilnynd
n(
Ihe
riijk
Tuesday
nighl,
Ihe
laller
team
coming
out
of
fray
on
Hie
big
end
or
Ihe
ncore.
for
which
Ihey
were
afterwards
treated
to
an
oyster
supper
by
Ihe
looser
at
Shield's
(Irille.
Posters
are
"out
announcing
a
children's
masquerade
dance
to
be
given
under
Ihe
auspices
or
the
LiiilbV
Auxiliary
on
February
27.
Friend
or
Mrs.
.1.
llelhering.
Ion
will
be
pleased
to
hear
thai
she
has
sufricienlly
recovered
from
her
reeenl
operation
lo
allow
her
In
be
removed
from
Ihe
hospital
In
her
home.
rtegimibl
L.
("Sale
lert
for
Vic
loriu
on
Thursday
where
he
In
lends
lo
rulril
a
conlract
entered
inlo
last
spring,
wheji
he
booked
a
2
MltNinMlNMl
h
'r
mi
fnchorl
ctirft
ClwColate
Cake
a
Jillina
'its
and
icing
made
from
Baker's
Chocolate
(PRCMIUMHO.il
,
by
all
means
the
most
satisfactory-,
chocolate
for
cooking
and
drinking.
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one
of
the
major
roles
in
a
wedding
that
is
to
lake
place
in
the
very
near
fulure.
i
The
Womcns
'.Auxiliary
nf
the
Union
Church
held
Iheir
regular
monthly
meeting
,al
the
home
of
airs.
j.
tuoai
mr
i
iiursuay
aner-
jiooii.
(
Mrs.
W.
firani
rehirned
In
her'
home
at
llazellon
on
Tbursdav-'s
train
arter
an
extended
visit
wilh
her
daughter,
Mrs.
X.
Kilpalrick.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
j
up
i
In
Prince
RuDert
I
vie
(
K-
1-
-i!
February
14,
1915
The
ftdhiwiiig
men
have
pass-id
physical
examination
by
Dr.
II.
I-.
Treinayne
(or
enlistment
iii
Prince
Hupcrl's
secomi
oer-.ea
contingent
aud'will
he
sworn
in
by
.Major
J.
H.-McMullin
to-
morrow
night:
Arthur
Rrislow.i
James
(loff,
Xeil
Mackay,
Perry'
Lumsden,
It.
C.anieon.
J.
Hutchinson,
W.
E.
Chapman,
J.
C
.
Cooper.
Aex.
line,
II.
Moore,
W.
Smith,
C.
(i.
fiiiinness,
W.
Ken
nedy,
A.
Sutherland,
fi.
C.
Mc-
Leod,
II.
(i.
.McKi'nuon,
Robert
Wiggins.
A.
E.
Foreman,
0.
II.
Malcolm,
A.
Jolly,
.Ulan
Robert
son,
1-.
K.
Smith,
fi,
P.
Cambell,
T.
Ilowo,
M.
Donald,
J.
Anderson.
S.
Itoh.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
!
YSi-
I
JAKK
vvanls
In
know
if
1
can
tell
him
bow
lo
manage
a
wife.
Never
try
lo
delve
inlii
Ihe
unknowable.
Jake.
II
does
not
ge!
you
anywhere.
WHILE
tlie
its
I
of
mankind
:ire
suffering
from
indigestion,
the
jiuunalisl
ds
.siill'ecing;
from
lark
of
a
sipiare
nieal.
I
w;is
ever
thus.
'
;
-
:
I
1
O.M'.i:
knew
wo
you'ng
peopln
who
were
dcenly
iu
loye
with
each
oilier.
Then
Ihey
spoiled
il
by
gelljnif
married.
"
.
-
-
lllUDS
j
if
a
feather
gamble
lo-gel
her.
.No,
mil
gambol.
,
THE
best
resl
raining
influence
1
know
is
lack
of
stillieicnl
funds.
;
A
lilltl.
likes
a
dale
but
hales
lo
have
a
lemon
al
same
lime.
.
she
Ihe
In
the
Letter
Box
J
THE
PRICE
CUTTER
Editor
Daily
Xews.
The
price
ciiller
is
worse
limn
a
criminal.
He
is
a
fool.
He
not
only
imlls
Mown
hie
standard
or
his
compel
Mors,
but
his
own
goods
and
the
whole
trade.
Re
seullles
the
ship
in
which
he
himself
is
arioal,
as
well
as
the
Ford
or
ear
iu
which
be
rides
'and
says
"Two
bits
to
(he
Oold
Storage
or
anywhere
al
any
lime
Mwenly-five
cents."
.Nothing
is
so
easy
as
to
cut
prices;
and
nothing
is
so
hard
las
lo
bring
llu-in
back,
once
lliey
'have
been
pulled
down.
Who
gels
Ihe
bencfils
of
price
cut-ing?
Xobndy.
The
man
himself
makes
no
net
profit,
and
Ihe
man
who
patronizes
rinds
himself
gelling
an
inferior
article.
No
business
can
prosper
or
keep
the
standard
of
good
or
if
(he
price
is
persislenllv
cut.
Price
cutting
compels
the
use
"T
cheaii
materials,
redaction
iu
service
and
Ihe
culling
of
wages.
If
the
business
world
were
dominated
by
price
cullers
(hero
would
be
no
business
al
all.
Lei
us
eo-operale.
A
FHIEXI)
OF
CO-OPKIIATIO.Y
GOVERNMENT
NOTICE
OF
LIQUOR
ACT,
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
FOR
BEER
.OTICK
H
lip-i-l).-
irlvi-n
lhal
nil
the
"111
iluy
of
M.irch
n.-xl
tin-
jiiul-rlilii-il
MUi-ikU
tn
iipply
tn
ihe
I.liiiir
Cimlriil
Hnnril
rnr
a
lli-i-nse
In
ri-Mpect
In
riri-tnl-u-s
liclnir
purl
or
IIih
liiillillnr
kintuii
at
Old
Kiiiprrsft
lluii-l,
llii4ti-il
al
7n
Thlnl
Avpiiiii-,
l.
In
I
ho
citv
or
Crliu-c
niiM-rt,
I'rnvliii-c
nr
llrlll-h
r.ul
bin,
Uh.
tho
:tiut
ilem-rllM-d
at
l.i.
m-vi-ii-Ici-ii
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nnrt
(
k
0
t-en
1
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ii
in
i
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H,
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-nr
rrlnrp
ltii(M-rt,
ai'i-iirdinir
In
a
v
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frl'iwil
map
in-
plan
r!i-..-oi-(l
In
Ihe
.v.
.liat'kay.
I.and
linrlnirr
orrii-i-
at
iho
i:iiv
nr
ci-iiii-i-
iiiipi-rt
ami
iiiiinlii-ri-il
Vii,
fur
llift
sail
or
ni-i-r
ny
the
Halt
nr
liv
the
i.i.i-ii
erison,
II.
I.
Hill
mid
K.
Me.P
lee
Mile
fur
i'iiiiiiiiiiillnn
mi
Ihe
tn-eniUea
I'rince
Rupert
s
fjrsl
conlingepl
.
day'U'
V,nV"n'
"A
"
lias
already
left.
Il.p
yiliows
f(.r'
()WI11.;
KV'
England.
Local
churches
at
Ihe
services
GOVERNMENT
louay
oiisened
Ihe,
.hunilrellh:NOTicE
anniversary
nr
peace
hehveen
(ileal
Britain
mid
the
I'tiilcd-
.notice
Males.
I
he
subject
w;lw
refers
.
.'.
!'
':
OF
ir
old
Knipri'x
lintel.
Appllmnl.
LIQUOR
ACT.
APPLICATION
LICENSE.
FOR
BEER
U
hrri-hv
irlien
Hint
r.n
tt.
of
Man-li
ni-l
the
iniderlinieil
...
-
-
-
i
J,
"i-i'i."
i"
me
i.uiiinr
i.niitriiii
red
to
by
,,.
llisliop
,
Du.
.
Verne
,
at
""'m
,
rr
n
r-
in
i-i-m-i-i
in
preinici
-
the
Anglican
Cliurch
:
ItJIi'n.
'
.W.
'sf,,,0..
'XtTVL.V
'(rant
al
Hie
1'iesbvteriait
an.
I
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J'.''"""0
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t'l-nvlm-e
nr
..
-
"
-
i.iiii-ii
i.i'Miiriiiin,
njniii
ine
iliul
de
lev..).
...
.
Wriffhl
al
Ihe
Bap-
;"'
ii
iiifru-.n
m,
.h,i
rom
list,
;Am.M1glIUsJ,f,vJh
nltendedi
sei'linii'iine";,
"y
'TlTx
service
al
the
Anirl
can
Clin.-cb
i
5'.'"?
!."
'W,.?r.
'I'luu
was
Irving
S.
l.lnnell.
l.'uitcd
!.h':
';.,,v
..r
iTint-r
ii
n
ami
nii.ni.i-rcd
Stales
consul
here.
Illsboo
l
.
ZxiZtLt'Z.
1
,!r
if1!!"!!'
yernel.
slated
thai
it
was
nidl.ing;
''''tT.'.
at
rnnre
n,.en,
,
Slh
hut
tpade
1
1
niuiiieii
coucei
.
i
nil
r
.
neighbors
....
.1.
.
j.
.
I-IM
cm
I'll
ngiu.
Last
night.
m
fal
rl
n0
'ool
loiirmiment
or
t)ie
SI.
An-Irew's
Socielv
t
tin!.'
nlnpn
Vlln
-
.......
..linn
llobertson
beat
ltoh
Hoherlson
afler
I
lie
fonnee
bml
u
nn
nvi.n
lames
Dunn
nnd
the
lull
er
ovne
Bob
Davie.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
F.
V.
Delcourl.
K.
II.
I
II.
M.
Mcl.end
Cone.
Anvox.
.
.
,
Central
A.
Wasden
ami
W.
Cr.iiL'
-
X.il.
:
J.
Delorilie.
Vnlllniu
en-
W.
Ilram.
Mnvi.n
r
GOVERNMENT
NOTICE
OF
104
ilOVIMK
ami
l
ljin.ri
M.niaKer
and
'
iTi'iprleti'irn
nr
Favny
llniel.
APPLICATION
LiutnsE.
ApplkanH
LIQUOR
ACT.
FOR
BEER
.
MlTICE
U
herchy
riven
that
nn
in..
.Ill
i
iy
nf
Mai-i-h
next
the
unilci-lmieil
I
.
...
...
,.,
un-
i.
n
imr
I
nnirn
llnni-d
rnr
a
lli-i-nse
In
ri'tei
In
pn-inUeii
1-liiit
prt
nr
tlio
iMilhlinir
knlmr,
i"
New
KinprenK
Ihlli-I.
Kliualeil
at
m
third
Avenue,
In
the
c.ltv
nr
l-rlni-e
HiilM-rl.
rinvlnee
nr
llrlllsli
Cnhiinlila
npnii
Ihe
land
described
a
l.ci,
in,.'
n-eii
(iy)
and
twt-nijr
(ifii).
In
iii'irk
lenl.v-lii-.e
(1t),
sei-llnn
one
i
)
C
I
if
nf
Prlnre
llnperl.
ni-i-nrdlnu-
in
a
!
,.
.
ii'ieii
map
nr
plan
,I,.h,.,.,
,h
.
.
'
lellry
orrii-e
at
ihe
city
,,f
iiuJ,t
ix-er
ny
Ihe
la.
nr
by
Ihe
npen
bnltli.
i-ri
ami
miiiiiieii-d
oJ.
rnr
the
rale
nf1
fur
rnniiiiintiiiii
nn
n.o
V
i
HMCIi
at
I'l-lnee
'this
llnpeit,
HO
"
'
fth
'n
ilny
nr
lilimarj-.
I,s,
MIIS.
M,
,g3
Manaifeinss
alll
nf
.New
I'.mpress
lintel.
-
tlinl'.--inl
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT,
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
LICENCE.
-lh,!r.lfr:r,".,"'l'.'',,V
lllal
"II
Hie
ilend
In
apply
n
the
l.lnimr
Cm"
',
i'lni1
''nsA
I".':;,"'i:,",.i',:rf"'
r
I'm
hlnlnn.
Ii.c.
nt,i
the
land
"
ile
'-l-ll,ed
al
l.i,s
N.
3
,n,
m
Ui
I'rnt
nee
.
!
'.iimeilnn
liie"
Vm
"'r
'''"'
n
n
,
-VMm,B
liAlin
lhl
lih
day
nr
lYbrnarv
I0IIN
Ainu-n
ii
pi:nkis
I'mpilelnr
and
Manairer
Al'l'llrant,
t
MISSING!
fB
a?
7IliaU-Ji
i
-if
FLAT
WORK
IRONING
Not
much
left
f
washday
when
you
use
out"
oft
.i
llsh
service.
No
tub
all
tht.
cashing
is
don;.
No
clothesline
everything
come3
oack
dry,
And
no
flat-work
ironing
that,
too,
is
completely
cared
for,
The
hardest
and
longest
part
of
washday
is
missing
and
this
family
service
is
so
low
priced
that
it's
an
economy
as
well
as
a
convenience.
Let
us
call
this
week
and
take
away
the
part
of
washday
that
you'll
be
most
happy
to
miss.
Canadian
Laundry
and
"
Dry
Cleaners
Send
if
Phone
8
Dentistry
Having
actively
taken
over
the
Dental
practice
of
Dr,
Jos.
Mag
u
Ire
it
Will
be
my
earnest
endeavor
to
give
(he
people
of
Prince
Rupert
antf1'
district
a
high
class
dental
service
ot
a
reasonable
fee.
Dr.
H.
L
Alexander"
Smith
Block.
Phone
575.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton'Floatlng
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers.
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
(o
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
SAVAGE
and
Dryer
Has
no
Wringer,
needs
none.
Y"S
""'j!
Medal
at
lust
Quebec
Exhibition
nvf
"
Auiericnii
and
Canadian
Machines.
fJnsli
I'rice
$185.00;
also
sold'
on
U,i,'n!"
Kaien
Hardware
Co.