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m
PAUE
TWO
This
advertisement
is
not
published'
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
"The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince.
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
L)ALY
1CDITIOK
Saturday,
May
9,
1925.
Many
Remembering
Kiddles
Ton
ay.
,
Many
are
remembering
the
sick
children
anil
the
need
ofvn
ward
tor
them
in
the
hospital
and
are
giving
what
tjiey
can
today
when
'the
taggers
come
around.
Others
drop
in
a
ipiarlev
or
half
a
dollar
and
think
they
have
done
their
hit,
.when
it
is
only
half
a
bit.
Thoi
who
have
given
but
a
smalt
amount
may
yet
continue
their
legular
donations,'
leaving
it
at
one
of
the
hanks
or
at
the
Daily
News
Office
and'
it
will
be
acknowledget.i
in
this
taper.
.
Dig
down
as
deep
as
possible
because
the
children
need
a
place
where
they
can
be
properly
cared-for.
Frank
Parrish
And
His
Home
Town.
At
the
Rotary
banquet
the
other
flight
Frank
Parrish.
speaking
for
his
home
town
suit!
the
Seattle
Rotary
Club
was
the
best
in
the
world.
Jf
all
the
members
speak
of
it
that
way
and
act
accordingly
it
certainly
is.
Any
town
where
all
the
citizens
speak
highly
of
it
is
bound
to
become
important.
It
may
not
be
the
best
in
the
world
but
it
will
be
important
enough
to
be
proud
of.
-
,
The
Seattle
sniril
is
what
built
nn
that
wonderful
nurt.
II
still
keeps
them
going.
There
is
also
a
Vancouver
spirit
and
a
Ketchikan
spirit.
hat
we
need
here
is
a
Prince
Rupert
spirit.
We
hnve
it
to'
srtnip
pvIpiiL
.
Mnl
nf
n
wliou
it,,
nivm-
r...nv
home
speak
highly
of
the
home
town,
but
a
few
do
not.
Ve
hear
of
them
and
know
some
of
them
personally.
Thev
mean
all
right
but
they
hurt
us
all.
They
are
good
enough
fellows
but
not
me
very
best
citizens.
I
hey
cannot
be
the
best
citizens
and
at
the
same
time
e
Mothers'
Day
Is
Tomorrow.
fail
to
stick
up,.,
for
their
home
town.
.
.
Tomorrow
is
"Mothers
Day."
ft
is
Tdny
set
apart
to
the
cjaims
ni
nxtinernood
in
Hie
rimimnnity
ainf
oh
which
Iho-c
Willi
:1PP
fill
I
llf
1lllclS
1V-?lll
Hioili:
mr.lliliio
V.
lL
.
I
I..
'.
.Y'
iivii
nil
nit.ll
iimiiiiii:
III
r
llt'IJ
III
lllllllllfl-
nicatewilh
them.
j
.'
Motii'erhoofl
is-
the
mosMioiy
thing
in
the
world.
It
is
the
basis
of
all
love
and
affection
and
is
lo
be
revered.
Lef
u
remember
oiir
mothers
and
try
to
make
life
easier
for'them.-
Which
System
Will
Swallow,
The
Other.
s
II
seems
as
if
the
people,
in
the
East
are
bound
In
have
one
of
the
.railway
systems
swallow
the
other
but
which
it
is
to
be'
is
nol
yet
derided.
Perhaps
JherP
may
be
no
swallowing
but
a
healing
competition
instead.
,
It
jooks
as
jf
the
ovvners:
or
the
C.P.R.
could
see
the
time
comiuwhen
their
storks
would
not
be"
worth
I
'll,
paving1
'
trn
per
cefit
interest
regularly
with
nu
occasional
bonus.
If
thev
interest
guaranteed
by
the
government
it
will
make
their-myeslment
secure
and
permanent.
-
No
'On
wishes
the
C.P.R.
stockholders
anything
but
the
best.
It
is
to
be
hoped
the
big
corporation
will
continue
lo
psiy
ifp
per
cent
to
its
shareholders
but
whether
the
country
shouh)
tax.Usijlf
to
keep
hat.
up
is
aivther
itieslion,
Dease
Lake
.
'
Gold
Rush.
.TJfd
stampede,
which
it
was
predicted"
last
fall
would
take
pWo4ho
the
Jleas,.
,,ke.
tiold
iliggings
this
spring
foliowiilg
the
discoveries
last
year
pt
(Trndy
nnd
Ford,
is
materializing.
F.very.ilioat
now
going
nhrlh.nrYirs
Hs
unofaxof
gold
peckers
brtunijTor
the
new
field.
Ve'slerda'y
iW
Pnhcesi
Marv
hail
forty
such
people
on
board.
Some
of
them
had
means
and
some
o'r
theny'hfyi
the
physical
hardihood
both
of
which
are
neresarv
for
theventure.
A
few
of
them
had
both.
fi(Jj1
slanjpeiles
are
usually
unwa'rranled
and
there
is
no
reason.ht
believe
that
this
ne
is
any
different
than
the
most
of
theni.
'pven
in
the
famous
Klondyke.
ruh
which
was
produr-five
(Lf-ucli
wealth,
there
were
only
n
very
few
lucky
people
viho
shrfr'd
iu
that
wealth.
Many
men
were
disappointed
and
many;
we
re
lttken.
The
permit
who
goes
into
a
gold
rush
seeking
a'lvenlnre
more
than
wealth
in
a
day
is
the
persim
who-
is
asur,ed
of
sat-isfaclion.
There
will
he
adventure
for
evrrvlrodv
Iml.'if
hitorv
repeals
itself,
ihvre
will
be
wealllr
for
but
a
very
few
His
Mirror
Told
Him
of
Exhausted
Condition
Mr.
R.
Paulin,
Toutes
Aides,
Man.,
writes:
s
"I
became
so
run
down
and
weak
that
my
heart
became
affected,
and
I
would
oinetime
have
to
remain
in
bed
for
several
days.
Some
one
adviied
me
to
use
Dr.
Chases
Nerve
Food,
so
I
did,
and
soon
began
to
gain
in
weight
and
feel
better.
1
have
taken
a
great
many
boxes
of
these
'wonderful
pills',
and
am
feeling
ten
years
younger.
Dr.
Chase's
Medicines,
as
well
as
bis
Receipt
Book,
are
a
great
help
to
us,
for
we
live
40
miles
from
doctor
and
railroids."
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
0
ctt.
a
bos
of
AO
pill,
ItfnuuiiKni,
llatct
Co.,
Ijd.,
Toronto
I
TAG
DAY
FOR
!
JUNIOR
WARD
Band
of
Ladies
and
Girls
arc
Working
for
Hospital
on
City
Streets
Today
i
W
i'li
an
army
of
lujrjfi'rs
taking
advantage
r
the
.auspicious!
weal
her
conditions
prevailing,
j
success
will
iio
dmilil
attend
f
(
:
efTorls
of
(he
Women's
Auxiliary
of
Hie
Prince
Hurierl
(iener.1l
Hospital
in
connection
wWh
(lie
tap
day
for
Hie
clifufreii's
ward
fund.
.Mrs.
Hen
Self
is
in
rliarge
a'
lieadipiarlers
in
Hie
Hed
tiros
Hut,
lieinp'
iclieved
by
.Mrs.
C
F.
Kemp
and
-Mrs.
Ifiirfy
Atkins.
Convenors
for
yarffttis
corners
arenas
follows:
Orme's
'.Miss
Kdith
.Mcl'.aul.
H.N.,
assisted
hy
nieiuhers
of
Hie
liosiilal
slalT.
.MeCureheon's
Miss
Helen
Solloway,
R.X.,
assisted
by
rneni-
hers
of
the
hospital
slafT.
.
1'osl
office.
Mrs.
G.
F.
Kemp
ami
Mrs.
i.
If.
ArnoH.
Slation
and
wharf
.Mrs.
W
I).
Moxley.
Wallace's
and
C.P.R.
.Mrs.
CandnW.
Mrs.
Frizzell's,
.lahotir's
and
Dry
Dock
frs.
Drhli.
Seal
Cove
Mrs.
A.
J.
Oallahd
ind
Mrs.
It.
(2.
Parsons,
assisted
hy
Miss
Alice
Nelson
and
.Miss
Osborne.
Among
the
little
girts
who
as
sisted
in
the
lapsing
this
morn-irtp'were
Miss
Connie
Morgan,
Jfiss
Mav
Thompson,
Miss
l'omio
Katsuyanta,
Miss
Norfka
Yamanacka,
Miss
Frances
Tre-
mayne.
Miss
Audrey
Tremayne.
Miss
Hernice
Ross,
Miss
Victoria
Krikevsky.
Miss
Nellie
("nrvlcTr.
Nfiss
Eleanor
Moxley.
Miss
Cath
erine
trine,
Miss
EH
a
Stern,
fis
f'.endwen
Morgan,
Miss
D'orolhy
Styles.
Miss
Doris
Gan-dow
and
Miss
Mary
F.vaes.
NOVEL
PARTY
AT
HOME
OF
VOL
mm.
BAILEY
Capt.
N.
P.
Hocking
Showed
In
teresting
Maqfc
Lantern
'
Views
Incfuding
Locaf
'
'
Ones
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Bailey.
020
Sixth
Avenue
Fast,
delifrtitfully
entertained
a
rtumher
of
friends
last
niffhl
when,
hy
the
courtesy
hf
Capt.
Hockinfr,
master
of
the
tj.f'.M.M.
freiffhler
Canadian
Winner
now
underpoinfr
repairs
here,
a
most
interesting'
niapie
lantern
'display,
depicting
in
Mack
and
while
and
heautiful
colored
phnfotrraphy
Tarlous
parts
of
Hie
world
visited
hy
Mm,
was
fnvem
The
scenes
thrown
on
the
screen
had
heen
reproiluced
from
actual
photograph
taken
hy
Capt.
lloekins
in
his
world
wide
travels
and
included
close-nps
of
the
I'anaina
Canal,
the
Jap
anese
rice
prnWinfr
industry.
Japanese
chrysanthemum
grow
ing,
harhor
views
of
Knhe
and
other
Oriental
ports,
launching
of
the
Canadian
Scottish,
scenes
of
the
Japanes'e
earthquake,
and
many
interesfinp
local
views.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
lan
tern
lecture
refreshments
were
served
under
the
-supervision
of
Miss
Mfiya
IJailey.
OCEAN
FALLS
COUPLE
RECENTLY
MARRIED
Miss
Margaret
May
tsabcll
Half
Becomes
Bride
of
John
Russell
A.
Wright
The
wedding
took
place
recently
at
Ocean
Falls
of
M1ss
Marparet
May
Isaliell
Kail
and
John
Russell
A.
Wrijrhf.
Rev.
fl.
It.
H.
Kiuncy
officiating.
The
attendants
at
the
ceremony
were
Miss
Annie
llailen
and
Vernon;
Wriphl.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wriphtl
are
honeymooning
in
Vancouver.
Washington.
Oregon
and
Nelson
and
will
later
return
to
Ocean!
Falls
lo
make
their
home.
OCEAN
FALLS
MAN
WEDDED
IN
SOUTH
Miss
Adeline
Dorothy
Pugh
Becomes
Bride
of
B.
Nock
at
Langley
Prairie
The
vedVlin
look
place
last
week
at
Langley
Prairie,
Rev.
II.
I
Adeline'
Dorothy
Pilgh
and
11.
I
Nock.
Afler
a
hrief
lneymnnn
I
in
Victoria,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nock
twill
lake
up
their
residence
af
I
Ocean
Falls
where
the
groom
Ik
employed
In
the
Pacific
Mill.
the
rinvs
S1y.
Ma,
9
r
'
Lti,
MontreaLV
V,w
jm
Send
a
int
rrcip
bool
SS
ASArnt
The
Man
in
the
Moon
The
Hmes
are
out
of
joint,
Xot
fpflowins-
iralnre's
plan:
For
n'tt
etftloi1
furs
lefl
his
chair
And
Ke
la
Ketchikan.
Since
Delilah
ha
Jfeen
lettiim
Samson
enf
h'er
lit,
hc
j!.o
may
hise
her
pnwcr
over
tne
strong
man.
FH
ot
and
fijii
my
littl
hoat
Across
(he
harhor
frw,
Amf
stop
iHwin
the
oth
siiife
,
And
'seewtisit
t
can
sei.
Or
li
i-a
istanrif
l'
will
fro
And
mtl
irfKtn
the
sfiorv
.
'
And
hear
a
mermaid
softly
rail
And
Fit
ptr
hack
home
ih
mfi;'f.
ifid
not
lose.
All
1
need
In
life
is
a
shirk
of
chip.
And
a
dollar
or
(wo
lo
hay.
Tli
en
I
sit
and
wait
Till
if
jrrnws
quite
late,
Yes.
J
sif
ant
Irtse
ano
ijrh.
i
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
Prince
Rupert
May
15,
1915.
There
j
a
very
imliceahle
increase
in
tourist
ituin:ss
on
Tie
railway
into
Prince
Rupert
and
south
hy
hoal.
Most
of
the
fou
-isls
are
impressed
with
the
ma
-vellous
avriculturiil
oiMsihililics
of
the
interitir
disirict
trilmta
y
lo
Prince
Rupert.
WiAd'
has
heen
received
that
V.
J.
Wolseley.
who
left
Smith-ers
early
in
the
war
Tor
the
fror.l,
has
heen
killed
in
action.
He
wr.s
a
'nephew
of
the
laic
Field
Marshal
Lord
AVolseley
and
Iwtii
e
he
lefj
Sinithers,
he
was
in
parf-nershipwith
C.
I..
Wilcocks
in
a
pfeneral
merchandise
Inisiness.
The
v
Dominion
pnvernnie
it
hydropraphic
steamer
Lilloo
-I
reached
port
yesterday.
Capt.
.Musjrravc
wilt
spend
the
re-nla
rider
of
the
month
.in
Ileca'r
Slrails
romplcHnK
work
slarl
d
there.
Following
thai.
'Jk
xvti
I
he
enpaped
in
Dixon
F.nlrance
makiiltf
surveys
of
,
fhe
water.
Capt.
:VnsRritve
hnh
n,
his
a-
-islauls
tliis
yi
ar
Mr.
Ilavies
at
l
Mr.
Parker.
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVAL
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
Lieut.
R.
P'.
ponder
commanding
Orders
for
May,
1925.
Drills.
Mondays
7.30
p.m.
to
0.30
p.m.
Seamanship
and
physical
training.
Wednesday,
7.30-
im.
to
0.30
p.m.
.Signals
and
torpedo
(lecture!.
Fridnys,
7.30
to
9.30
p.m.,
gunnery
and
recreational
training.
Hoat
work.
In.stnicl
ion
in
hoat
prince
(george
mm
TORONTO
In
Centre
of
Shopplna
,nd
Business
District
25ff
ROOMS
100
with
Prlvil
Btlhi
BUROPbAN
PLAH
S
WINNttT
THOMPSON,
MN-(J.
DIH.
wnnmtKttuKttmtKttsmmmunjti
week
I
nit
on
Friday,
May
22.
All
raHnjrs
are
tn
atleml
litis
in-ipc-ctioii
and
will
muster
at
7.
MO
Mil.
sliar.
TENDERS
FOR
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B-C.
Nolle
to
Centrsctcrs
SfcAI.KD
TKNDEIIS
f-.r
the
.,ninir0.ill
(
nf
i
ii
iiirinirrt
(,.rKr.'i-
nin
t-it-vaiur
uMT.-lniriin,i'.
ttttli
tllu'wr
ilnrK
r:illi'ii-i
and
ttaii'lixiM'.
Will
IK
.
'
il-Urtl
al
Ollawi,
Ontario,
until
Noon
of
Monday,
May
1lth,
1925.
1
ratters
tlwiiiUI
tx
fM
in
an
opaqw-;
Mal(i
Mjvrleji
iiiarki-d
"Tfiidof
lr
inwn
EtMator"
and
nWsi!
t"
Mr.
I'.'
T.
o
lUra,
Oi
puly
Minl!ier.
bi'pai
I
!
ini-nl
tkt
Tradr
and
'
iinm-nr,
ultawa.
A
lump
ouni
Tor
thr
umk
i
Urnlrrd.
An
ari-eiitHI
Inn
i-lwenK-
fnf
Firtyi
TtHitiFWWl
IxilUr
ir.fl.ciito
ipii,
ia
abli-
to
XUt
MfriUor
r
Trade
and
'iii
,
iiMnt",
ilium
arrnicpwiy
i-a'-h
v-ndi-r,
,
tilrh
nun)
will
be
rorO-lti'd
ir
the
)ai
l
I
tMKlrrtnit
(WIiiim
lo
niter
into
a
i-uuirui'l
ror
Utr
work
on
tbi
Irrma
mated
in
in-tender.
Tlie
rhejue
of
iirmtereMrur
ten
I
dffer
will
le
rrtunied.
The
rlwgue
t
the
uerriil
tenderer
will
tie
retained
a
Meurlty
for
the
due
fulfilment
f
(H--ti.ii
I
rr
I
to
tie
entered
Iwto,
or
rlieque
may
be
reptared
w1lh
equivalent
Jir
value
of!
IxmdK
of
the
iHxiiliilon
of
Canada.
'
I'lao,
ririiatliin.
and
all
nereiMry,
lilfonjialltrii
rff
arrtinir
(lie
prioe1
work
may
rx-
obtaltwd
rrtim
'-.
ti.
Ilnwe
i.
Company,
ijiiimilllnr
F.nrineern,
Whalen
Itmidlisir,
Port
Arthur,
Ontario.
OrpoMI
of
one
ilnndrrd
Iiollar
inna.nn,
i
re
i
Onlred
for
plan
and
Merlflratlon.
deposit
;
to
I
returned
on
reiuni
of
plan
and
rtfleatii.n
in
n1
i-nnditlon.
Tfie
mweti
or
any
u-mier
win
not
nerMMly
be
arrepted,
By
ordi-r,
F.
T.
O-IIUIA.
pepnly
WlnlMer.
heiiartnent
iif
Trade
and
Commerce,
OtUwa.
April
loll,
IVf.V
TIMBER
SALE
X
7006.
Sealed
Tender
Hill
he
rei-elved
liy
tlie
ntmrlel
Foremer.
rrlnee
Unpen
not
later
tlmn
noon
li
the
:ith
day
of
Mav.
mri,
ror
IIh-
nlirrtiac
lit
Llrenr
X
7oii'..
Silver
i:reek,
Tink-
Inlet,
t
.lt.
r,.
to
r,il
I
mi
M
Imard
reet
or
felled
and
taiidmir
-.im
e,
lleinlork.
IUIan;
and
i
eila
r
Saw-liif.
one
(i,
year
will
be
allowed
for
ro-iimval
r
unitier.
Fiirllier
iarttnilar
of
the
r.hlef
rnre-ler,
Victoria,
or
Um
IMmricl
I'memer,
erinee
imperi,
n.r..
THE
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT.
R.
S.
C.
Chap.
11B.
The
t'.aiutllan
Flliln
Company
Ltmlled
iHi'iby
irlveii
nut
Ire
that
It
ha
under
einmi
7
or
the
Mid
Acr
tleNilted
Willi
Hie
Mlnlnler
of
I'ulillr
Wink
at
Olt.wa
and
In
the
tifflce
ir
the
ll.'iruirar
of
the
Land
Ileirimry
fiitnt
Iilnirlrl
at
prhi"e
Hiilwil.
H.C.
a
ov-ftrrlptlnn
of
the
mie
will
plaic
nf
ilx
wharf,
cannery,
raiinen
hull
I
Init-
and
work
appnrteliiiTit
tl'l-eto
tin
1
1
1
prior
to
June
lf,
mid.
In
Fm.er
llench
In
front
of
IM
S9A,
fUtme
4,
i.oni
inmnri,
rmvmce
nr
iinn-ii
i.oiuin
bia.
An
TAKK
NOTICE
that
afler
the
ex
plrntk.ii
of
one
tiirmlh
from
the
date
uf
llir
rl'-l
piilillratlnll
.r
till
Notice
The
Taiiiidliin
CIsliltiK
:titnpn.v
l.itiilied
will
nnilei
section
i
of
the
nald
Act
apply
t
uie
ii
i
ii
i
-i
rr
nr
riinnc
vHK
at
liln
or
fire
in
the
r.itjr
or
onawa
ror
apprfival
T
the
mild
and
plium
and
for
ieave
t
iiiHtnicl
the
ald
eannery
and
work.
Paleil
at
Vanitinvcr,
Jl.i:.,
ttilw
-9tl(
dv
or
may.
my;..
flir.
rANAIHAN
FISIIIXO
COMI'A.NV
I.I
Mil
l'
0
LAND
ACT
In
I'rlnce
inmert
Land
filatrl'rl:
Dlntrlrl
i
of
rrlnre
Itnpert.
I
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Merlll
He
BrlaaV,
i
nf
aneoiiver,
II.
C,
occiipallon
nalinoii
broker.
Intend
to
apply
for
iici'mUMon
to
puiehane
Ihe
fallnwnnr
denrrlheit
lnnd:.
Cotiiiiieticint
at
a
pom
planted
U,
mile
sotilhor
tin;
nontheam
ronier
of
Lot
(1709,
Millie
Creek,
Hamre-
i,
Ooiot
IHittrlet:
thence
mirth
Ju
chain;
llience
went
(i
iriiain;
theme
m.utli
to
uliore
Jinn
in
an
eauterly
direction
to
point
of
nun-niHiiroment;
eontalnlnic
III
rre,
mor
tif
,
CM
,
MEItllX
DES
lirilSAY.
'
,,4,"u'"'
AP"1-!
Dated
Aprif'
1$
It
s
womlerful
wnal
a
lot
of
Inspection.
The
director
of
amnsement
snjne
people.
Osiil
fcetiii,,,
,uiva
service
Commodore
out
of
a
patvfc
of
enrtfs.
Thai
is,
Walter
Hose,
C.H.t:..
R.C.N..
will
Hy
woulif
Tie
aml
ir
Hi'y
iIttMk
hi
first
irtwM-lu.n
of
llii
A
roof
of
Rarrett
Giants
is
weather-tigln
and'fire-safe.
Moreover
these
nuulern
shingles
will
not
rot
of
rust
never
need
painting
of.
staining.
Come
in.
We'll
gladly
figure
on
the
quantity
of
Giants
needed
for
your
roof.
There's
a
Harrett
Roofing
for
any
type
of
building
at
a
reasonable
price.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Jobbers.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
For
Sale
by
all
Hardware
and
Paint
Dealers.
Shingles
100
Right
for
Rcroofing
-
When
your
roof
starts
to
leak,
take
our
adviceand
w
speak
from
years
of
experience
put
down
a
new
roof,
Hut
get
a
roof
that
will
last
a
roof
of
Harrett
Giant
Shingle
These
thick,
tough
shingles
are
made
and
laid
ittstrips
of
three.
They're
specially
adapted
for
re-roofing-can
be
laid
right
over
the
old
roof.
This
gives
e.xtra
insulation
against
heat
and
cold
and
saves
expense.
OP
ROOFINGS
work
under
nars
and
sail
will
commence
Sunday
1
fit
It
inst.
ItaliiiRs
wisliiny
lo
n,
lend
'
will
nKrl
lo
Inslriiclmr
Kinrli
m
headquarters
nt
lO.ao
a.m.
.-harp-
After
the
loth
inst
names
of
rating
desirous
of
this
instruction
innsl
he
jfiven
lo
the
Instructor
on
Friday
of
each'
SPRING
will
soon
be
HERE!
START
THAT
"CLEAN-UP
PAINT
UP"
CAMPAIGN
NOW.
Our
new
slock
of
Household
I'dun-
,i.h.
amcls.
ami
Alahaslinc
has
just
arrived.
I'
r
;
,
invesiipaie
our
uiiiiuiiiici
ucpt.
Tor
Y.ui
:
.
-N.
Oraiiiing
process.
Out
slocks
of
HnildiM
-
'!
Kcntcrs'
and
.Mechanics'
Tools,
Chicken
Vi
il'ools
and
(icncral
Ifoiisehohi
N'ecesitif
,i.
niinplele.
SUNDAY
n
THURSDAY,
10
P.M.
Toe
ANTOX
.
,
Fee
STEWART
PASSENQER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
icecit
Sundi.
II
JO
Jil.
for
I'mih.
iiwrainuinni
PAzmcj
"jie
I'.V
,n.
.
iH
til
(Jail
and
sec
our
line
of
WEMt-KVKU
Agents
for
the
famous
Gurney-Oxford
BSrnU
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
Near
Po$t
Office.
HOW
ABOUT
THAT
j)
;
Lumber.
We
are
Agents
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
MihYtnllun
sell
their
products
at
mill
prices
Phone
116
or
564
AENTS
FOR
THE
FAMOUS
NAN
AIMO-WELLINGTON
COAL
Once
Used
Always
Used
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Coast
Steamship
Train
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Or
PRINCE
OtORQE
tall
ti
m
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
Inii'li
li-iiUX-
Wtdmi4r
10
r
liturlif
1
'
tD0T0,
WINNIPEQ,
an
point
Kafm
Canada,
L'nlKd
Hltle
AQENOV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAWaMIP
LIEi.
.
Jso
Clt,
Tlektt
Offlea,
B28
Third
Pfloea
RuprU
r
.Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C
Coast
Services
..
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
MARY".
.
h
KlW
JuM'j
Foe
KHh"lkn,
Wrang.ll,
Juntau
nif
Sk0Wr
."'J
lH,
1lu
For
Vancou.tr,
Victoria
and
Sattli-Wl
1
l.
1h,
2"o
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE,
l:,rt
!
For
Bul.d.U,
Sw.n.on
Ba,
E..t
Bella
BMa,
OcaaiT
Fall.
Campbtll
Rlr,
and
Vancour
r
Saturday
11
,,
Pm-
Agency
for
all
Staanuhlp
Llna.
,
'
w
'
111
m
AnsU
An
)anaal
A
(Itfll.
Cornar
of
4th
Strt.t
and
3rd
A.tnua,
Prlnca
OF
B.C.,
LTD-
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
sairtnr
from
rrmra
Rtipert.
'
or'
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA
Swantoit
''
.
Tll,i,
.
lgrd,
10
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Altrt
B,
San0lr
For
ANVOX,'
ALICE
ARM.
'STEWARf,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naa
Rl.tr
Canjrli.
Frldy
RuM.
123
2nd
A.tnu.
BarmUy.
Ant.
1
II
II
I
Mil
RAW
FURS
w
.
.
...
.
fit
,.icit
nrn'fS
.
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i..
i.
i.t
i.,i,.il
iwmilil
uv
'
li
you
winu
in
nr.
(nun
iiih"
i
for
your
HAW
FtJUS,
forwnnl
thenr
to
Sv
ROBINSON
7
Ban
Hank
Branch
Receiving
Office
r-1
225-6
Stanrfard
f-
i
-
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..aat
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.
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Office:
KmI.
IRAn.
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n.s.n.
in.ig..
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bt"
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l&
incorporated
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