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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
February
L',
liS5.
Likely
A
Boom
In
Lumber
Business.
Following
I
In
action
of
the
Legislature
in
making
a
more
permanent
and
eipiilalile
schedule'
of
royalties
for
the
lumbermen
at
its
last
session,
it
seems
as
if
there
would
be
a
boom
in
me
iiimiicr
business.
A
number
iif
deals
have
recently
been
put
through
and
if
is
am
uei)
lluil
a
big
new
mill
is
to
be
ercrleil
on
the
I'raser
Hiver
to
cut
loirs
from
Vancouver
Maud.
Jn
Hie
norlli
F.
1
4.
H
nek
ley
is
lu
operate.
his.Lui'l.
(Uemejits
mill
to
cut
-iirplane
spruce
lor
Vickers
and
the.
mill
at
Prjuco
l'nn-..pl
In-
I,
111..,
:n
:n-r
i-
S
....i...
i
upn
tw.mi,
viin
i
hiiii
win,
or
iipurjiiiiig
neioro
Great
Demand
For
Airplanes.
There
is
a
growing
demand
for
i
airplanes
and
airplane
spruce.
Information
coming
through
at
various
times
and
from
various
sources
lells
of
the
growth
of
Ifjn
airplane
industry,
War
planes
anij
peace
planes
are
needed
mid
Urijjsh
Columbia
is
supplying
Ihe
necessary
limber.
This
district
is
the
centre
of
tie
airplane
spruce
industry,
.
,
Congratulate
Presbyterians
On
Their
New
Church.
,
The
members
or
he
Presbyterian
Church
nro
Ip
be
heartily
congratulate'cl
on
their
new
church
building.
11
is
u
fine
structure
and
would
do
credit
lo
a.
much
larger
city
than
this.
H
indicates
thai
church
people
here
are
alive
to
heir
needs'
and
proud
of
their
religion,
else
lhey
would
not
spend
so
much
money
on
a
building.
Dr?
(iianl
is
to
be
particularly
congratulated
on
the
eyenl
as
it
is
-largely
owing
to
his
able
and
earnest
ministration
that
the
building
of
Ihe
new
church
has
been
possible.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
lie
will
be
able
lo
use
il
for
many
years
to
come.
,,
The
building
is
an
excellent
one
architecturally
and
mechanically
and
the
architect
and
builders
both
have
congratulations
coming
lo
them
for
their
good
work.
The
builders
at
o
n
local
Tirni
and
il
is
pleasing
lo
know
Ilia
I
they
can
do
work
or
this
kind.
Far
Away
Fields
Look
Green.
;..
-
.
.
I
nr
away-
fields
always
look-
green.
V
always
seem
to
iniliK
rangers
can
ilo
things
belter
lhau
we
can
do
(hem
ourselves.
The
result
js
Dial
wv
.do
ipLii'ppreeialCulheiiv
excellencies.
As
a
matler
of
racl
Prince
Iliiiiert
nWrnle'r.'int.in
nliiliw
with
the
best
people
in
Ihe
world
and
are
able
to
compete
with
nix
worm
in
man)
lines
oi
worn.
There
are
orien
limes
when
wo
have
to
sen-l"'nway
for
things
or
when
we
have
to
get
outside
people,
I
o
de
.erlnui
kinds
of
special
work
bul
ordinarily
Prince
Hupert
people
can
do
juu-t
classes
of
'work!
as
well
as
anyone.
Fine
Thing
To
See
Unity
Among
Christians.
Yesterday
at
the
Presbyterian
Church
was
an
object
lesson
in
unity
among
Christians.
Among
those
taking
part
in
the
opening
of
the
new
church
was
dev.
(I.
f'r.
Hacker,
a
Methodist,
in
the
morning,
and
in
Ihe
evening
Hev.
Archdeacon
llix,
Anglican.
In
the
congregation
wire
people
of
all
religious
de-iioininatioiis.
including
a
number
of
Catholics.
'
The
aims
or
all
religious
denominations
are
practically
Ihe
same.
The
chier
difference
is
that
whjlo
some
point
more'
particularly
to
the
life
herearier
as
Ihe
reward
or
punishment
for
sin.
others
see
the
reward
in
virtue
itself
and
punislinienl
in
this
world
more
lhau
in
the
lire
lo
conic.
All
proress
to
have
the
betterment
of
life
here
as
among
their
chief
objects.
Insofar
as
religion
has
to
do
will
improvement
here,
it
i
a
mailer
of
interest
to
alt
citizens.
When
it
goes
beyond
that
il
is
of
inferesl
only
lo
those
in
agreement
with
the
particular
cull
or
sen-l
which
sets
it
forlh.
Everyone
is
agreed
that
life
here
might
be
ri
great
deal
belter
than
il
is
today
and
jr
religion
can
old
in
making
il
belter,
everybody
is
for
religion.
Therein
lies
the
common
ground
for
agreemenl
among
all
denominations
of
Christianity
and
all
other
religions
of
Ihe
world.
Much
Gambling.
On
Food
Of
Peopled
.
There
is
a
great
deal
of
gambling
nu
Ihe
people's
food
sup-
pi,
i
iiousaniis
or
people
made
fortunes
by
buying
wheat
at
i
ne
ngni
utne
in
anticipation
of
a
rise,
and
others
hayf
lost
when
there
was
a
drop.
The
rise
was
accentuated
bv
the
vigorous
buying
of
speculators,
and
Ihe
people
pny
the
extra
cost
in
increased
price
of
wheat
products,
'
'
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
"The
Siie
Show
ir
bite."
Fight-
iiml
Win
Scrips,
Xo.
0.
Infernal
ioiuil
Xi'w.i.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
(
"The
last
Scl."
Felix
Comedy
Carlonn.
Fox
Xews-liazclle.
Friday
and
Saturday
"Till1
-Man
Wlui
Came
I
lack."
Topics
of
Hip
Day.
'
MIXED
MOTIONS
IN
SIDE
SHOW
OF
LIFE
Clown
to
General
and
Back
Again
Is
the
History
of
the
Hero
''The
Side
Show
of
Lire"
s
a
screenplay
of
fundamental
human
emotion
ami
human
suffering,
sacrifice
ami.
love.
Life
it-seir
is
a
.'-mixture
of
laughter
ami
tears!
'The
Mouniebank"
by
William
J.
Locke
is
Ihe
slorv
from
which
the
picture
was
mlanled.
II
deals
with
the
adventures
nt
a
circus
clown
who
.becomes
a
general
hiring
the
war,
falls
in
love
with
a
Ijtled
Knglish
lady
only
to
cuine
In
he
hitler
realization,
when
Ihe
war
is
over,
thai
once
a
clown,'
always
a
clown
I
In
a
series
of
heart-tugging
siliiAlious
a
powerful
climax
is
leached,
ami
from
this
pitint
on
the
picture
marches
on
to
a
happy
and
triumphant
finish.
There
are
lavish
sets
and
cir
cus
backgrounds
and
dramatic
content
or
the
story.
With
il
all
Krnesl
'for
re
nce's
imoresshe
porlrayal
of
the
lovable
clown
nominates
the
picluret
II
is
a
rob
that
.affords
a
wider
dramatic
scope,
than
.anything
he
has
buie
before.
Torrence
has
a
chaiici;
to
be
a
real
hero
himself
and
the
way
he
does
it
makes
you
love
him.
He
is
not
only
runny
hul
human
and
lender
a
iid
I
h
a
t
-i
a-
ha
rd
comb
in
a
fiorr
In
beat.
.
...
.,-
Anna
Q.
Nils'snn
fy
an
ideal
type
for
Ihe
aristocratic
heroine.
Miss,
Xilsson
has
a
featured
role
with
Torivnce
in
Ihe
produclion;
lionise
l.iigrnuure.
Maurice
Can
non,
Kalherine
Lee
ami
others
prominent
fui
boih
stage
and
crcen
appear
in
support.
DEVIL-MAY-CARE
MAN
AS
HERO
OF
STORY
"The
Man
Who
Came
Back"
Ex
perienced
Defeat
and
Degradation
First
Another
adanlallon
from
a
bonk
and
a
slajje
play
which
scored
marked
success
hi
both
forms,
comes
to
the
puhlic
Ibis
CrRjL
CHAOWICK
iKATHLUN
UlffOW
THF
MAN
WHO
CAMk
BACK.'
i'44'
rax
.ruciAu.
season
in
the
screen
version
of
"The
Man
Who
Came
Hack
which
opens
Friday
next
here.
John
Fleming
Wilson
wrote
Ihe
novel
which
became
a
bes
seller
Immediately.
Jules
Kekcrl
(iooiliiian
made
il
into
a
play
winch
won
llrnadway
and
then
Ihe
whole
country.
Now.
Cdniun
Ooiildhni
has
written
a
scennrio
from
which
Kmmclt
Flynn
has
directed
a
idclure
which
urn
inises
to
duplicate
(he
success
of
Hie
book
and
slaito
versions
The
slory
concerns
the
black-
sheep
son
of
a
weallhy
New
Worker.
The
yoimgVler
hum
up
llroailway
and
when
II
be
come
loo
hot
for
him,
U
ment
to
Sail
Francisco
by
his
father
to
work
In
a
ship
yard,
In
Ihe
(ioblcii
(into
f
lily
ho
Is
slum-
in
itself.
TTI2
DATT.7
WE?5:
WHITES
OF
EYES
TINGED
WITH
YELLOW?
MUDDY
COMPLEXION?
YOUR
LIVER
IS
OUT
OF
ORDER!
Mm.
Wni.
Uoiirnuc.
fa
Orri-k,
X.B.,
wrllPfi:-
"I
have
been
trniitileit
with
iny
liver
rr
a
(uiift
linn',
mid
w
mi
Imd
1
i-onld
irnl
ilm
any
work.
I
tml
sen-re
palm
In
my
-Muiiiarti
thai
were
"
liitil.
l
time,
inn
M
hardly
Manil
tlwin.
My
lona-iie
lii-rniiie
.
ihhUmI:
I
had
a
lail
t.nia
In
my
imuiih,
osnerlally
In
Ihe
mornlniri
the
whlle'iir
my
rye
were
linpi)
Willi'
'yellow,
ami
I
liad
a
muddy
an.
yellow
1
t-iiiiiile.Ylnn,
I
had
read
a
preat
deal
nliout
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
jn
derided
I
woiilfl
try
a
lal,
and
afler
Mklnir
IIiiti-'
of
lliem
I
'M
Krually
Improved
and
Tell
mine
like
livlnir,
and
I
ran
now
dn
my
own
vork
vlilioiii
any
Ironlde."
For
fair
at
all
driinKlfls
anil
dealer;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Mlllnirn
Co..
Limited.
Toronto.
Ont.
i
ghaied
ami
eventually
lauds
hj
Ihe
Orient.
The
fall
ami
rise
of
Henry
t'olti-r,
the
reckless
devil-mai-care
American,
weaves
itself
jn-lo
a
narrative
so
roniaiilic
and
lull
of
action
that
il
mjghl
have
been
originally
written
for
the
.screen.
Needless
lo
say,
lie
does
rise.
Hut
not
until
he
has
experienced
(be
sling
of
defeat
and
Ihe
degradation
of
(lie
underdog.
He
also
learns
the
extent
of
a
woman's
sacrifice.
And
in
the
end,
Henry
Poller
turns
out
lo
be
a
first
rater
in
Ihe
real
sense
of
the
phrase.
THE
FAST
SET
IS
ALL
ITS
NAME
IMPLIES
Betty
Compson
Is
the
Wife
Who
is
Led
Away
by
''The
Great
Lower"
his
wife
and
Mends
at
a
diUn,'r
party.,
,
.
,
III
"'ri'in
VnSt
Ilm
...
.
......
.
,
.
i'f"-
ducer-direcjor
iiqiI
IJie
scenar.ist
nave
iniroiiureii
many
'ilelfgljl.riil
touches,
siinil.ar
jo,
),hf
j
Use
nf
Ihe
c
lirf!
'ri'ie'sCi'fol
of
tlie
screen
play
is
considered
one
of
he
finest
of
k
tul
Icllintr
in
deft
pictorial
form
a
dramatic
lory
which
relied
upon
brilliant
ftah
n.rue
In
lls
stnsre
Torm.
1
I
The
Man
in
the
Moon
fY.Si-
III,
I'
I'.
Mombiv
huriiin.
oli
well)
l.at
week
il
was
llluo
Friday.
.M()(l.
beams
urn
III)
iiifm
IIiki
use
lo
keep
ihe
moon
from
fall
ing.
MO.VKY
talks.
"(lo.ul
bye."
It
orien
says
ADAM
was
made,
from
dust
hul
woman
was
made
from
a
rib
Man
sometimes
wishes
Woman
whs
made
of
ilusl.
so
tlnt
slm
might
dry
tiji
once
In.
a
while.
HADIf)
is
louder
'at
night
limn
in
day
time,
possibly
the
luoon-hhie
is
responsible.
Rotort
Oourteous
"Where
ii,
the
I
III
can
I
wash
my
hands
1"
said
I
tin
rnunh
burly
chap
lo
the
sweet
demure
llllle
telephone
girl,
She
not
blinking
nil
eyebrow)
(io
riu'hi
down
the
hall
and
turn.
in
Ihe
lijilil..
Viiif'll
.-i'i'
a
siKit
thai
says:
"I'or
(ienlli'iin'ii
Only."
Hut
ilon'l
you
iniml
I
hat.
you
jusl
go
in
anyway.
A
NKOATIVK
virlue
is
ealine
less
.so
thai
your
nvoirilupoi
may
decrease.
IT
Ihe
nalioiis
were
all
one
family
there
would
be
more
ipiar-!
reling
lhau
ever.
II'
everybody
works
in
heaven,
won't
il
be
a
(peal
lo
see
Ihe
men
who
make
soeeches
at
labor
nieelings
wearing
overalls
for
a
change,
lHtlTISlI
people
will
soon
be
thinking
the
Itussians'
are
all
ritfht.
They,
are
spending
money
in
that
country
for
manufactured
soods.
r
TIIK
opium
conference
was
a'J
failure
but
the
other
couferi'iiees
have
been
successes.
The
results
in
each
case
will
probably
be
ahbul
the
same.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
n
Prince
Rupert
'February
2,
1915.
The
.New
Kngland
Fish
Oo.'s
trawler
Knickerbocker
is
toiling
on
her
way
lo
Seattle
with
a
;'liii,fiiiii
pound
catch
or
halibut
which,
had
it
been
landed
here,
would
now
he
on
ils
way
by
rait
o
Ihe
I'laslern
market.
A
great
effort
is
being
made
in
Vancouver
to
unseat
.Mayor-elect
,.
I),
Taylor
on
account
i;f.hU
urnpcrly
ipialificalion.'
which
are
claimed
lo
be
faulty.
A
Prince
Hupert
man
is
on
taking
an
aiilomohilu
to
llaelloii
and
motoring
I
here'
lo
San
Francisco
to
in
Ihe
bit;
Exposition.
.
-
i
i.i
.in
iii;,
wtitcli
gties
support
to
Ihe
con-
I
I'll
I
if
ut
I
in
lev
an
an
line
n
inaiiiiscrip
is
more
real
than
life
In
an
opening
scene
Dexter
is
howii
dusting
cigar
ashes
from
his
manuscript,
with
his
wife's
ilk
scarf.
II
sj
mholizes
his
limbless
Tor
the
charms
of
Ills
vire.
Ihe
role
played
with
fine
touches
bv
ltetlv:
f!om'nson.
When
a
phlanlei'er
playfnllyi
ouches
the
scaVf;
however,
the1
author
becomes
imlisnaiU.
The
presence
or
"the
great
lover,"
a
role
in
which
Adolphe
Menjoii
is
ideally
cast,
arouses
Ihe
novelist
nil
of
bis
work
ivf
ni:i1e.liil
!ive
into
the
realm
of
actualities.
I
he
philanderer
s
;imrer
Ihe
nnvnlisl.
nml
i
tin
fl.
nally
plays
a
Irumji
curd
lo
win
iiack
the
woman
lie
loves;
he
in
II
Itliliiilllin
nml
W
U
W.
from
lake
Do
authors
become
so
involved'
Dr,
iiunan
returned
Jast
even-
llicir
uiirlil
1
1
f
ricllon
tli:il
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r.......
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n;
llnv
f:ii1
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ti-tt
In
lnurli
vv-illi'...n
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i
.ri
il
,v.
...
.
t.
...
-v'-'ia
ni-llll
ill
llli-
III4I1
I
liii-
hi
the
person
about
Ihein?
1,.
lhey
.,,,
Cbalfield
V.
Iiirnan.
lo
1
II
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l...nl.
...
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.
.
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iniur
.in
iin-ir
jiioi.iiiu-1-
nun
im
ii
ik
.miss
wiMiiuicii
neairice
-inner,
form
and
have
none
left
for
their
own
wives?
(ieorire
W.
.Morrow
is
still
nd-
In
"The
FastjSel,."
WJIIiam
de
vocitling
Ihe
idea
of
forming
a
Mille's
latest
Parainoiinl
pic-1
rishiiifr
company
nmoiig
local
lure
at
the
midweek
showing.
:
citizens
to
mirage
in
all
spheres
Flliott
Dexter
aonenrs
in
n
i-ule
I
i.r
1
1...
i.1.i,,Ji,.
The
City
Market
is
proving
wry
popular
and
apparently
j
Is
an
Institution
thai
has
come
In
slay.
O.
II.
Nelson
was
last
night
elected
president
of
the
Prince
Hupert
Hospital
Hoard.
O.
W.
Morrow
was
chosen
vice-president
and
W.
M.
Wright,
managing
secretary
for
the
year.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Hev.
and
Mrs.
Ai
l
bur
,
Hanier
'irnl
A.
(iarela,
Victoria;
.1.
W.
nilerson,
Winnipeg;
T.
)iek.
fleorire
(iolder.
Mr.
nml
lr
!illentons,;eiineh
llnpcr.
A.
It.
Webster.
.1.
l
.
.
...
;
'
"
i
i
ii
i
niri.
Vancouver;
U.
T.
Oabrera
and
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
K.
H.
himi
1
1
.
.
ii.
il.
Simiison
rwilipsoil
vites
a
social
outcast
In
sit
with
I
Mussel!
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Krskine
Dighy
Island
Mr.
and
Mrs.
c.
Il,
tlitlrelt
and
.
Jtarry
llearns.
Il.uc.kley
ilay;
It.
M.
Held,
Kverell.
r
Vash.
Central
;:
Mrs.
I.
Hiib.v.'llueltley
Day.
TIMBER
SALE,
X
6603.
Thi'ri'
will
In-
nrrcCi'd
rr
wilp
in
1'iiDMc
Amlliiii
hi
iiihiii
t.n
the
.Mil
(iny
(,r
Man
i.
hi.v
in
i
in'
orrii'i.
uf
tin.
l-'liri.Ht
Siiiiai-.
'
ihur,
sinltlii'ra,
II.C,
1
1
in
t.liTiii-e
Xniiuii.l
to
rut
I.iiimi
lineal
feel
i.r
cedar
I'nles!
nun
i
lium
mi
mi
men
miimii'il
iiii
Del
l-nkf.
l
liillM,
miutliwc'st
ir
lliui-lliui
Cii.'liir
illsirkl.
'
rive
(5;
y-H
r
will
he
olluwril
fur
re
iiiiiviti
iii
milliter.
I'ruvlili'il
lh.il
any
mm
muMc
to
atlomll
llii'
aui'tlnii
In
iwrwui
may
-m
lititl
t
h
m-ilnl'
li'iiiliT
In
In-
niiiii'il
nl
ilif
Iimir
nr
niii'tiuiii
iii
iri-nit'ii
a
mil-
inn,
fiiiiliiT
iinrtli'iiliir
or
lhi
Chlor
Kiirc-tcr,
Vli'lorl.i.
II.
C,
or
lilmrii-t
Koi-rstpr
niwr
H'H'iti,
m.c.
vTIMBER
SALE
X
6838.
Sfolud
TPiulfrn
will
1
rrrrlvpil
hy
iw
MliihHT
or
l.iiid.i,
at
Vlrinrla,
tint
latnf
llmii
iiihiii
on
l
ho
5lh
day
or
i'rtiriinrv
1915,
for
Hit'
purclimn
or
l.lrenei!
X
iMa'l'.
to
rut
ft.9SO.ono
reel
or
Spnire,
Cfdar
""'
IH-mliiik,
on
an
ari-a
nljulninir
l.nt
I93,
selwj'ni
Inlet,
yiiri-n
Clmrlolle
Island
Land
Mmrlrt,
Twn
l)
yoar
will
tic
ullnwpil
ror
ri.
moval
nf
tlmliir.
riirttipr
parllfiilara
or
lhi
Chli-r
ForM-
!!;Vn..V't:;if,','rt.v!r;.
"r
UMn
vnr-
LAND
ACT
Nolle
of
Inuntlon
to
Apply
to
Laat
Land
In
,
Miiii'tt
Inlet,
1.1110011
chnrlui
p
laltiida
Land
nitrlft,
llerordln
liutr
rl
or
rrlnre
Unpen.
Il.fi.,
and
miuaie
ahmit
one
mile
aonili
or
nM
l.laud,
Ma,elt
IH.
In
YeMalmn
Ilay.
mi
timiier
llinli
tj
Noilrn
that
Fuene
It,
Simmon
of
Miaaetl.
l.c.
on-npalloi
Ca
ne"y
Miinaier,
Intend,
to
apply
rP
perm
miX
to
leae
the
fnllnwlnv
devrlti.d
land'
nnninieni-lnir
at
a
pnut
plnnled
on
the
wit
j
d.;
or
Ve.tnllon
Hay;
ihenre
ioiilh
ft
f.i!;Ln,.,.""nr,!
W'M
,n
rhn".
"'!
rot"
talnlnn
IS
arre.
inure
or
le
KI'flKNE
It.
SIMPSON,
Dated
nercnter
lOth.m."'
"'V11
Monday.
Ff'in-iiary
)r.
3;i'..J
-
j.
.
M
A
S
you
dissolve
a
Pens
tablet
kv.;&.
on
your
tongue.certain
heal-
W$
in'n
fumes
-are
released
which
if
M
are
immediately
taken
with
the
A
fi
breath
down
into
the
furthest
.y
recess
ot
the
iunj;s
wnere
liquid
medicines
cannot
pene.
i-VV
trnte.
These
Fen
fumes
on
their
m
wav
bathe
the
whole
of
the
breathing
L
mm
IT
Helgerson
Block.
.i..-
.1:
.
I)-...
.......
v
oi
aci
jn
iins
iiiitli
c-ji'n.
f
V.
While
Peps
are
an
expe.iiivq
remedy
uVi
to
produce,
the
demand
has
become
so
0$
great
that
it
has
now
been
found
A-
possible
to
have
the
M
PRICE
REDUCED
to
25c.
box
f.
-I
I
Now
blaimtHftf
Mf.(Kii4
Jtaltrt
ntryvlurt.
(i
!l
i
or
Jirwl
nm
i'tfit
Ct
.
OumwiI
8..
Tarvmto
j
SAVAGE
'&'
j
passaces
with
their
healing
potency,
,("
S
ilW
"
malion
in
the
bronchi,
and
relieving
X
WfcSj&i
tjV
the
chest.
Liquid
medicines
are
simply
'VWYV
'
V-'AW
swallowed
into
the
stomach
and
can-
iVS
'5
fil
1
AJJ
A
V
f
;
upert
Fish"
Fresh
frozen
All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
All
varieties
In
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddle
"Thistle
Brand"
Nova
Scotlans.
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockeye,
etc.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shell
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Iti
Prlnn
Rupert,
B.C.
Washer
and
Dryer
lias
no
Wringer,
needs
none,
i'
Medal
nl
Inst
Quebec
Kxhilnt
i
American
nml
tlanadian
Much
if
(iash
Price
$185.00:
also
old
:
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Phone
109.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
HONEST
DENTISTRY
MEANS
RELIABLE
DENTISTRY
and
necessarily
implies
PKHSONAU
atlenlion
v.
'
palient.
This
is
the
only
kind
of
denlislry
I
have
"
i
'
'
hence
Ihe
unciiiiilitioiial
giinraulee
lhal
goes
wilh
nr
'
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST
II
VI
tHKaHBilllB
Aii.1.n
nu
n.'.c
III
I
U
;Rm
.IIUtHWHUI,"
JJ
i
in
'mmnmK
m
1
1
w
m
'
OLD
CROW1
BOURBON
WHISKEY
I
The
same
unequalled
superb,
rare
quality
Bourbon
ir
fact
and
quality-backed
rbknak
uunniiNT
SUPERVISION
3
I
i
i
iima
II
I
in
liH
i
iJiliPyVniJjJBi-JhWillH11"1
This
ndverlisement
Is
not
piihlished
or
displayed
hy
Mipiur
Lonlrol
Hoard
or
by
the
novcrnuicnt
of
Kpiliol.
i
i
..
i
nan
iiiuuillliiu.
Ihe