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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.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-
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Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
...
88
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
"mr
a
mr
ro.
night"
J3IC
Tuesday,
June
80,
1925.
Oriental
Percentage
Gradually
Falling.
The
report
of
the
minister
of
labor
made
through
his
deputy,
.1.
1).
McNivcn,
tell
of
a
steady
falling
off
iti
the
proportion
or
Oriental
I;ihor
in
the
province
including
Chinese,
Japanese
and
Hindu.
According
to
that
report
there
were
last
year
only
11.H7
per
cent
of
the
industrial
workers
of
Asiatic
origin,
in
ihe.Jear
1018
the
proportion
Vn
20.;i7,
in
11120
it
was
Ki.lii
and
in
11(22
it
had
dropped
to
,f;i.sr.
The
report
does
not
attempt'
to
account
fr
the
change
Imti
undoubtedly
it
means
that
the
nuliix
or
.Orientals
has
been
stopped
and
the
in
flu's:
of
Europeans
mid
the
natural
increase
of
Canadians
is
steadily
reducing
the
Oriental
menace
and
making
the
Oriental
less
a
factor
in
Canadian
industrial
life.
New
B.C.
Public
Service
Bulletin.
The
Provincial
Oovernnient
lias
issued
from
Victoria
the
first
number
of
a
monthly
journal
"The
British
Columbia
Public
Service
Bulletin,"
which
deals
with
the
most
important
matters
from
a
governmental
viewpoint
taking
place
in
the
province
during
the
mouth.
In
the
first
number
it
deals
with
the
by-election
ill
Grand
Forks-OreeiiWood,
mines
production,
Doukhohors
nlid
education,
university
laud
sale,
Wembley
fair
exhibits,
Oliver
settlement,
Lieulenant-Oovernor's
scholarships,
.
vaccin
atum
precautions,
public
accounts,
music
in
schools,
indus
trial
development,
beer
sale-
regulations,
policing
of
municipali
ties,
Dense
Lake
mining
and
women
s
institutes.
The
bulletin
is
wrillen
from,
h
iioupolilicul
.poinl.of
view
and
of
necessity
deals
with
questions
which
have
already
been
discussed,
in
the
daily
press.
One
article
might
be
critiei.eil
as
being
out
of
dale
and
that
is
the
one
dealing
with
the
Dease
Lake
Situation.
11
mentions
"a
rush
which
'is-
looked
for"
whereas
everyone
knows
that
the
rich,
siich
as
it
wo,-
is
over
long
ago
and
the
people
who
went
in
are
now
in
many
cases
reljirjiiiip.
H
is
desfrable
that
such
a
journal
should
be.
up
to
date
in
it
news.
'
Good
To
Kill
Seals
If
Good
To
Kill
Sea
Lions.
Heals
and
sea
lions
eat
the
same
kind
of
food.
They
all
live
on
fish,
tin
kind
thai
Prince
Rupert
people
catch.
The
Dominium
government
has
seen
it
worth
while
to
send
out
a
vessel
and
at
considerable
expense
and
without
any
hope
of
direct
return
to
kill
off
thousands
of
sea
lions.,
At
the
same
lime
they
refuse
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
the
right
to
kill
the
seals
that
eat
our
fish
anil
yet
all
lliat
is
necessary
is
to
annul
the
treaty
with
the
United.Hlatesand
let
the
halibut
fishermen
get
a
chance
at
them.
Commissioner
Babeoek
is
anxious
to
protect
those
seats,
but
just
what
benefit
the
protection
is
tf
Canada
we
have
yet
to
see.
If
the
sealing
Were
thrown
open,
Canadians
would
have
an
opportunity
to
earii
an
.honest
dollar
by
limiting
Jhem
and
local
fur
dealers
would
have
a
ijhance
to
earrt
a
dollar
by
buying
them.
As
it
is
everything
goes
nway
and
we
get
nothing.
Much
Sympathy
With
Santa
Barbara.
;
'
W.fiave
much
sympathy
with
the
people
of
Santa
Barbara.
'K:iifMi'fnae
does
jiot
cover
the
loss
on
buildings
sliakeu
down
and
it'
will
be
very
.difficult
to
.rebuild.
,
'(Ho
;
.Mother
riiih'.hfipkiliorelf.nnU.tlie
ant's
on
the
surface
were
disturbed.
A
few
vere
'klllrid
ftlid
iotljer?
ciujurpd.'air'd
tfhfiir.
Iiaiuiauoiis
destroyed.
What
iloe
it
matter?
says
.Mother
Earth.
I
here
are
lols
more
like-
them.
GRANT'S
Best
Procurable
nut
OKICIKAL)
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINrsf
HICHLAND
MALT
DMlltJ
am!
ivtraaiml
W,
Will;..,
ft
So.,
UnuUd.
GMxUttk
rtd
BtlmM.CUnWt
DwtilWnM.
Dwfl.
ln-4
Glut.,
ScMkad.
This
advertisement
is
noj
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
SALARY
VOTE
FOR
ENGINEER
Mayor
Assumes
Rioht
To
Vote.
Even
Though
There
Is
No
....
Tie
At
Council
Meetfnn.
CHALLENGED
BY
SOLICITOR
Tho
discussion
on
the
mailer
of
paying
former
oily
enpiinopr
Pearson
for
I
ho
month
of
.luiio-
was
resumed
in
tiio
council
last
night.
Those
partioinatlnsr
in
the
discussion
heitijr
Aldermen
Perry,-
Casey,
Larson"
and
Drown.
Alderman
Larson
contended
that
the
city
would
ho
estahlish-
lag
a
precedent
in
paying
thisi
unoun
which
seemed
lo
tie
in
opposition
to
the
stand
taken
some
time
hack
when
Rolf
Walk,
or
left
the
employ
of
the
city
and
asked
Tor
two
weeks'
holidays.
At
that
time
the
matter
was
very
strongly
contended
by
certain
members
of
the
round!
and
it
would
tie
a
very
had
business
lo
atleinnt
something
at
this
time
which
was
not
sup
ported
then.
Alderman
Drown
was
of
the
opinion
thai
the,
money
was
for
June
salary
-lo
whiuh
the
Knpin-
eer
was
really
entitled."
Alderman
Perry
felt
that
tho
hngineer
had
really
done
gtmrj
work,
for
the
oily
and
he
knew
to
his
own
personal
knowledge
that
he
had
worked
every
Saturday
afternoon
and
overtime
without
any
remuneration
and
fell
(hat
he
was
entitled'
lo-salary
for
June.
.Mayor
Newton
said
thai
he.
wished
In
further
emphasize
that
the
Kngineer
had
received
his
salary
for
holidays
which
were
taken
last
fall
for
the
year
1925.
Further,
he
said,
the
Kngineer
was
on
several
occasions
ill
aud'
incapacitated
for
work,
and
no
iroduetinu
hail
been
made
in
the
salary,
and
lie
could
not
see
that
the
city
was
justified
in.
voting,
in.ii.iey
for
this
pun
pose.
Alderman
Casey
referred
lo
the
case
of
Krilf
Walker
and
also
lo
his
own
experience
in
I
lie
employ
of
the
eily
as
fireman
for
three
years
and
could
not
see
any
Justification
for
the
vole.
He
doubled
whether
thu
mailer
had
been
properly.
brought
up,
as
the
proper
no-
lice
was"
not
given
and
hev
considered
'the
whole
thing
onl
of
order;
Upon
the
vote
being
taken
Aldermen
Smith,
.Mc.Mordie,
Drown
and
Perry
Voted
favor
able
and
Afdermen
Gunny,
Larson"
and
McKeclmie'
opposed.
The
Mayor
then
said
that
he
would
vole
with
the
opponents,
which
action
was
challenged
by
I
he
City
Solicitor.
The
City
Solid-lor
then
proceeded
to
.
read
from
the
Municipal
Act
lo
support
his
contention,
and
the
Mayor
said
that
he
would
lake
such
sections
to
mean
thai
he'
had
tho
power
lo
vote
and
tie
would
consequently
declare
the
motion
lost,
since
a
tie
vote
could
not
carry.
Alderman
Stephens
was
not
present
at
the
fnOotiiiK.
CLIMBED
MOUNT
EDITH
-
CAYELL
IN
ONE
DAY
Yet
to
us,
who
live
not
far
from
the
scene
and
who
also
are!Qu'dcs
at
JasPc
Made
Quick
in'
the
bell
that
is
likely
to
be
shaken
at
any
time,
the
condition
of
the
Cajjjoniiniis
appeals.
There
is
a
feeling
of
.kinship
Which
makes
us
synfjialhize
when
ruthless
Nature
crushes
out
Ihe
lives
of
a
fellow.
Work
on
Well
Known
Jasper
Park
Peak.
JASPKH.
June
-30.---Selling
a
new
record
for
the
nlimhing
of
Ml.
Edith
CaVell
which
is
over
1
1.
000
feet
in
height,
Ilenrich
I'lilirer
and
Hans
Kolilor,
Swiss
guides
stationed
at
Jnsper
Park
Lodge,
on
Sunday,
climbed
lo
the
peak
of
Ml.
Edith
Cavell
and
re
turned
to
their
ipiarters
at
the
lodge
before
dark
the
same
even
ing.
The
climb
of
Ml.
Cavell
has
previously
taken
most
of
two
days
to
accomplish
Leaving
Jasper
Park
Lodge
at
.1
O'clock
Sunday
moruiiijr
the
guides
motored
lo
tho
end
of
tho
Cavell
highway
and
then
Crossed
the
alacier
lo
begin
their
asconf
from
tho
south
side.
The
peak
was
reached
at
8.1).')
In
the
mornilig
mid
the
descent
com.
monceil
at
0
o'clock.
The
climb-
ters
descending
by
the
back
pass
Packing
their
equipment
back
to
the
lodge
the
guides
made
the
return
journey
and
checked
in
at
I
heir
ipiarters
at
7
o'clock
on
Sunday
evening,
establishing
a
f3E
jftAT
TtJeu
.fin,,
....
..
The
Man
in
the
Mood
A
HICK
IcAvil
U
one
vhei-e
wen
a
hum
can
gcr
unlimited
crcdil.
I
IK
not
mind
n
person
heing
pood
as
long
a
he
does
not
air
,
hi
poo'diies
:on'
inucih
as
a
!
.Huii,iihI
.
'
ft
i
.A
I
1
Al
IlltJ
V
1
1
1
1
I
"Mill
1
1
1
1
HI
Jp
IIIIIIM
WHAT
I
like
.nliiVul
artiinals
is
that
the
moment
they
have
enough
they
stop
grabbing.
W1IKX
you.
see
suspenderlessj
summer
pants
clinging
close
lo
a
round
tummy
you
wonder
if
there
really
Is
such
a
thing
as
gravitation.
KDISOX
says
that
noise
is
necessary
in
a
busy
world.
That
accounts
for
Annie
of
the
noisy
people
one
hears
amount
Prince
Ilu
port.
A
FAMOUS
music
teacher
advises
her
pupils
lo
smile
when
singing.
It's
easy
enough
Initio
singer
lo
smile
but
too
.often
the
audience
feels
like
swearjng.
I.N
this
part
of
the
country
most
of
the
bachelors
have
piloted
safely
through
June.
If
they
can
only
pass
July
there
is
hope
they
may
escape
the
wiles
of
Ihe
temptress.
Business
jn
the
country
will
ho
locking
up
soon.
The
potato
digging
season
is
coming.
THE
latest
fish
slory
is
of
an
angler
who
-is
also
a
progressive
businessman.
Ho
went
to
Khlaua
Lake
and
while
there
wont
out
with
a
fish
hook
hi
his
pants
pocket.
First
I
hint
he.
knew
the,
fish
were
jumping
nut
fit
the
waler
nipping
ul
the
palils
fry
ing
to
gel
at
that
hook.-
(
They
met
In
jhe
park
nl
the
JIM
of
spring,
When
tho
lambkins
gambol
flful
the
birdies
sing.
They
loved
each
oilier
like
every
thing
.
liven
as
tliee
,nnil
ttilnft.
Thnyeourfei
at
eve,
In
a
pafinr
dim;
'
.
They
walked
an
aisle
lo'a
wrtl
ding
hymn.
And
their
cup
of
joy
was
full
In
the
brim
Even
ns
yours
and
.mine.
The
slory's
as
otilas
"Xhe
Prod
igal
Son,"
Thai
two
Can
live
a
cheaply
ns
one;
But
soon
they
found
it
couldn't
be
done
Even
as
us
and
we.
-
An
aparlnieht
hfr-iise
wHn;
fancy
name.
Was
their
abode
;tilhthe
heiress'
cairfc,
And
they
said,
"We'll
beat
the
landlord
s'
game
-
Even
as
thou
and
thee.
So
they
journeyed
out
from'
the
clly's"
smoke.
And
bought
a
lot
where
the
bull
frogs
croak;
They
built
n
house,
and
went
miile
broke,-
Even
us
mejarifl.my.
i
EAchleye;
ihey
,'walch
IJio
flivers
go
.by.
,
.
'
,
Ttie
imortuitOes
isingiliand
the
And
they
sometimes
wonder
nnd
often
sigh
Even
as
you
.and
I.
Ten
Yearfi
Ago
in
Prinrte
Rupert
June
30,
1915.
Dr.
Weymouth
of
Stanford
In-
DOES
EVERY
MEAL
CAUSE
YOU
DISTRESS?
IF
IT
DOES
YOU
SHOULD
TAKE
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Mr.
M.
P.
KM
rlil
re,
Heaver
Harbor,
,.n.,
wrlten;
"I
wsa
troubled
xnltli
my
rlomarli
tor
arnhe
time,
.arid
ererylliluK
I
ate
etnied
lo'ditireM
me.
I
irled
many
different
nieUlelnea,
but
without
any
re'-lull.
Finally
1
wa
advlned
to
try
U.li.ir.,
mid
after
luring
men
aeveral
boltlea
I
a
completely
relieved
of
my
trouble".
I
ran
'now
eat
injllilng
I
with,
thanki
tA
n.K.n."
Iiurdoek
Blood
Hlitera
pula
(lie
aromarh
Injo
perfect
hai
by
pnnnollnif
proper
iflgeiUon!
Ind
during-
Il
pint
40
year
It
h
!un
nn
IIia
tkiiarhul
timd
m.il.
a
new
record
for
the
scnliiiK
of
1
r,mttion,
wrond
to
none,
for
rellevlnir
this
ilifficull
peak.
Advertise
in
tho
Daily
News.
all
atomarh
troublea.
I'ut
up
only
by
The
T.
Mllburn
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
ont.
The
Sons
of
England
and
Itu
Gallic-
playe(
lo
a
draw
in
their
j
scheduled
game
al
the
Acropolis
hill
grounds
last
night.
The
score
was
three
all
and
was
not
without
considerable
Interest.
l.leul.
Slehols
has
just
relum
ed
from
Victoria
where
be
looX
his
(nullifying
course
nt
Worx
Point
Barracks.
The
total
witch
of
halibut
for
Hi.,
month
of
June
Which
was
shipped
throiu'li
this
port,
lotal-
leil
1,700,0011
pounds.
Ihe
total
amount
of
salmon
handled
dur
ing
tho
month
amounted
1
.2r..."i00
pounds.
AdveruiJ
.n
the
Daily
News
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
of
muntlon
to
Apply
lo
Li
Lnl
In
Skr(M
luniro
i
Mnd
nuirlrt.
rrlnre
Iltiiwt,
ll.i
..
ami
IHul-
inn
yard
norlli
of
Winter
lurur.
I"r
Itlmd.
IM-.
TAKK
MITICr
llHl
Oh
(Uiuillaii
Hh
Inir
:.
I.IU..
f
Vnonir.
B.C.
u.-ruj
II.MI.
SJIlllnm
inilnt.
iniMKH
in
i'l"
tut
iniil.lni
lo
leiw
UM"
rollowuif
U--M-rllrfl
UntU:
Uifonicurliif
it
poil'PUmnl
at
nln
naler
iiMrt
to
fret
frm
rock
n
hire
Hue;
UMrnr
rut
nr
cluln;
IIk-iim-
north
oiir
liiiiiilrnl
and
twmly
rlialnt
llM-lir
WMt
to
thore
line
(Hi
rluln;
Itl'lirf
In
MMiiheflj'
dlrrrilon
rollowlnr
the
thorp
Him
lo
Miiiit
itt
roiiiiiifncriiH-iil,
ami
con-UlnliiK
tel
arn.
more
or
!.
TIIK
OK.tlUAK
HSIIISO
CO.
LTU.
.
.oatfO
30lb
May,
ttli.
LAND
ACT.
at
Notlc
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
skecna
Ilanie
i
Land
fiUlrirt.
Ile-ronlmif
liuirlri
prlnre
lui-rl,
and
ill
naix
wirntiwrt
ihiIiiI
of
Wale
lOaml.
TASK
.oTIi:K
lh.it
Hie
(inadlan
Hh
Inr
Ut.
Md..
of
VanroiiVfr.
Ii.c.
orruia-
i
lion,
sainxin
i;iimr,
fniewi
to
apply
for
TrinliHi
in
Irate
Ihe
following:
il:
wrnwd
IsmH:
i:imiiii.irinr
at
a
pout
plained
at
hluli
water
num
on
miiiiiiwi'II
pen
hi
or
aie
ItlaniL
ll.C:
Ih'ii.-
norih
mm
chain.
Ilwiite
ten
tulll
llienre
aoulh
one
I
riialn.
to
ahore
IIiil
llieint"
weit
aiour
hore
llnf
tn.pnlnl
fit
rtHiimenrement.
and
rontalnlnir
otin
arre.
iiutc
or
le.
THE
C.tS.tniA.N
HSIII.M)
i:o.
I.TH.
LAND
ACT.
Natlca
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
lo
Laata
Land
In
Skeeiui
IUiUo
ft
Land
mlrlel.
II
c
-
rordlna;
rilUU
prlnre
Jtupert,
.D.C..
.anil.
niiaie
v
iiuih
noriii
iu
aim
ii.iiio
Canni-rt.
on
Wale
Miami.
fU
.
T.UC
iTK.K
(hat
the
lUnadlan
Foil-Inr
tti.'Lld.,
of
Vancnurer,
It.r:.,
ori'iip.ti
Hon,
salnxm
'.amx-r.
Intendii
tn
apply
for
HTinili.n
to
leaie
ihn
follow
I
ntf
d'-MTllied
Li
nil
r.ifiimjnf.nB
ai
m
tw.l
ntjulwtl
ml
lilch
water
in
irk.
near
tioint
V,
nille
norih
rroin
Cannery
on
Walea
I
l.ttut
'
tlienc
north
one
cli.l'n;
llienre
m
ten
elinln;
thenee
noiiili
to
nhore
line
one
rhaln;
llienre
ent
fnllnwIiiK
the
nhore
line
to
point
of
miiiiiieiit'eiiieiit,
and
ronlalnlnf
iiiw
arre,
inor-
or
le.
TIIK
r.NAIHAM
FISIII.NO
CO.
I.TH.I
Dated
JOili
May.
ittts.
I
LAND
ACT.
j
Notlc
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purthaaa;
Land
In
Skeeiui
nanite
J
Land
llerorillnir
Ola-1
(rift
of
I'rlni-e
imperl,
ll.C,
and
alluate
llaytlark
liland,
aoulh
of
Walea
Ml.nnl,1
M.C.
i
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Ihe
Canitfflan
Flh-'
Inir
Co.
Ltd..
nf
Vanrouver,
ll.C,
orruri-'
lluii.
Salmon
Canner.
Inleml
In
aiply
ror
MniiUloit
in
pureM
ihe
fotlowimr;
deiierlbeil
lamU:
coiiiuienrtnir
at
a
pni
planted
ht
high
waler.
mark
on
wet
t
re
nf
lrlark
lil.inil;
llienre
imrlh
aeven
clialn.;
1
Iheirre
ent
aeven
eh.ilni
llienre
aoulh
even
fli.ilnn:
thence
west
even
elialna,
and
rontalnlnir
five
aeren,
more
or
le.
.
Till-:
CANADIAN
I'ISIIINO
CO.
I.Tfl.
.
Hilled
atiid
May,
ios.
LAND
AOT.
Notka
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Calar
Land
DUtrlct.
lieeoMllng
nta-IrlrJ
prime
Hnpert.
H.C,
ami
altuate
north
of
fmarnh
Hay.
Porllanil
Canal,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
(he
Canadian
Flailing
Co.
Ltd.,
of
Vanrouver,
HX
iierinm
lion,
Tallinn
caiuier,
inieud
tfi
apply
for
iiermlitalon
to
leae
the
following
de-M-rllied
lantN:-
-
Commeiirinr
at
a
pot
planted
al
high
water
mark,
100
yard
aoinli
of
Indian
mnke
lini.:
thence
nortlieatl
Mie
rhaln;
(henre
oiiliral
one
hiiliilred
and
twenty
chain;
llienre
aouthwet
to
nhoie
linn
one
chain;
thence
norlhwe!
rollow
I
Inir
the
ihore
line
(o
point
or
commence
j
iiM-nt,
one
tiumlred
and
twenty
chain,
and
contalnlnr
twelve
acres,
more
or
lena.
I
THE
CANADIAN
FI3IIINO
CO.
LTD.!
tian-d
301b
May,
tS,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canadc
lime,
is
m
the
city
unit
is
sludy-'
f
ing
specimens
as
uie
an-,
brought
in
lo
Ihe
Crown
Fish
eries
on
Ihe
government
wharf.
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER.
1024.
lifts
produced
Minerals
ns
follows:
Placer
fluid,
77,
082,0.:!
,!
r
,
473.100;
Silver.
$18,82U7r
Lead.
.S7(U48,r78;
Conner.
1K7
4n
:t-r-
S'R
171,107:
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
!?l,'i;l.;M0;
Coal
and
Coke,
.2ftn,KXn
oik
n
Htone,
Brick.
Cement,
etc.,
942,225,811;
making
its
M,
-a
I'm.lu.'iu.i,'
i,,
n
1021
allow
nn
'
'
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
thuti
'V
.,
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
nuy
colony
in
the
Bhlish
Kmpu-c
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
oi
w
guaranteed
by
Crown
Orants.
i
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Reptrls
err!
Maps,
may
be
obtuined
r.
adibessing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.B.
Practically
nil
British
Columbia
Mineral
Proportion
upon
whioh
,,.,..
woik
has
been
done
nre
described
in
sonic
fine
of
the
Annual
HhitIs
of
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
iiivclments
should
refer
to
such
ici
.
t
are
available
without
charge
on
npplienlimi
lo
the
Department
of
Minev
,
i
(
Reports
of
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Pacific
Building.
Vaiu-iuno,-.
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
iveisity.
who
has
been
employed
by
tin
lMovmeia!
Ciovenunenl
to
study
Ihe
history
Ami
halo's
or;
the
oral)
in
order
if
possible
to
preserve
Ibis
industry
for
some-!
ORMES
LIMITED
Something
New
for
the
Children
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
LOLLIPOPS
A
pure,
high-flu
Cnndy
tn
a
new
form.
Each
10o
A
Ileal
Bargain
in
VACUUM
BOTTLES
Wo
bought
till
lot
cry
cheap.
On
sale
at
each
B5c
RINEX
A
gu.n.i
CHHI'S
of
II.
.,
Ker.
etc
Your
linn
.'
llltsfied
wii.i
ViSt
bollle
.
.
FOR
SALE
$1.00
FREE
ENLARGEMENT
Bring
ynu
gnllvos
in
r
i
t
nnd
print,
s
,i
in
the
en'
i
free
enliiiir,'ii"
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Roxall
Store
3rd
Ave.
and
Gth
SL
Phone
82
and
200
Here's
a
Snap!
in
i
i
T
8
Piece
Walnut
Dining
Room
Suite
$149.50
and
nnollier
8
Piece
Walnut
Dining
Room
Suite
$105.00
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
123
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Itf
CANADIAN
VPACINC
.aiinavi
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Far
IETCHIXAN,
WftAflGELl,
JUNEAU.
SKAGWAY
Far
YANCOUTCR.
VICTORIA
aaa1
SEATfli
For
Jairt
IS,
l.
"
,
.'
.
.
-mm
aVATIklCta'
....1
fliitao-alf,
twanaon
Bay,
Kaal
Balla.
IU,
0rit",Ntm
'
Campball
Rlvar,
antf
Vaneouvae
oary
Saturday
11
"
...-.Hon
from
lu,l
Inm
.11
lluihli
I
Inmm.
run
VV.
O.
ORCHARD
Oanaral
Aqant.
0
Otrnar
of
lh
itraat
and
3rd
Avanm,
Prlnoa
Rupari,