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lank.
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Willi
Ihe
plant
in
lis
present
location,
Mr.
Yuill
recommended
the
surge
tank
rather
than
Ihe
fly-wVcl.
'
Mr,
Yuill,
in
bis
report,
then
lo
the
fact
thai
Ihe
requirements
of
the
elevator
would
be
highctd
dry
dock.
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Wednesday,
April
15,
92.
Horseless
Car
And
Modern
Automobile.
v
it
is
interesting-
to
Compare
(he
early
horseless
carriages
willi
Ihe,
njodurn
anlos.
They
were
curious
vehicles
patterned
very
much
on
(he
style
of
(he
Imggies
in
use
at
(hat
time
and
drawn
y
horses.
Gradually
lhey
.changed
until
today
there
is
lille
yariatjun
iu
type
between
those
built
one
year
and
those
of
another.
'
.
Yesterday
we
vere
reminded
that'
the
first
horseless
carriage
4n
America
was
invented
..by
Elwood
Mlaynes
in
I81H;
At
that
lime
all
road
transportation
was
bv
mean's
of
horses
op
sonic
oilier
beast
of
burden,
Bicycles
of
course
were
used
but
"mil'
motor
cycles.
-
Everyone
will
remember
how
horses
ran
away
when
they
saw
the
first
cars
and
heard
the
noise
of
the
engine.
Thev
will
aisu
renieiuoer
now
grnuuaiiy
nut
sieauiiy
in
me.
face,
of
numb
.opposHiijiijtiifevJiri'fiiade.
iU
suauiK
.IP.-idilv
jmjm.vef!ii
Tlfo
D
,
,,i,j
,vtljl4r
ll(ll.
lir
Mllllfl
Wit
jinr
iuiij
rui
tlffo.
Canadian
Money
And
American.
Today
Canadian
money
is
worth
just
a
little
more
than
American.
That
is
quite
a
change
from
(he
time
when
it
was
at
ten
to
twenty
per
rent
discount.
We
have
come
back
financially,
and
we
are
now
in
as
good
a
-position
as
our
neighbors.
Birds
Follow
Human
Migrations.
There
are.
many
wild
birds
that
follow
human
migrations.
Places
(hat
are
almost
deserted
by
feather!
songsters
before
Ihe
advent
of
settlers,
are
very
soon
adopted
by
birds
following
the
human
sojourners
ami
Ihe
whole
character
of
the
country!
change,
from
an
ornithological
viewpoint
The
reason
for
this!
is
I
pat
the
country
in
Its
wild
state
produced
no
food
that
Ihe!
birds
liked.
As
gardens
are
cultivated
the
robins
.add
thrushes'
and;ineft
enljng
"birds
congregate
there
to
protect'
the
crops
against
:jiij)irjons
creatures.
At
present
very
few
birds
nest
iii1
miiU,
around
Prince
Rupert
but
once
'the
district
is
settled
it
will
be
found
Hiat
almost
all
(hp
common
birds
of
five
hundred
miles
sou.lh
will
come
here
-and
remain
during
the
summer,
Already!
some
arc
coming.
'
THREE
ALTERNATIVE
SCHEMES
at
thai
lime
nf
Hie
year
when
the
KS?105EP
PV
ENGINEER
general
consumption
of
the
city
.
iT
ucytLurinu
was
also
highest
ruWK.KFPH
CITY.
(continued
from
-page.
one)'
ing;'
ctffc.liveness.
The
same
might
he
said
for
he
relief
valve,
xvhiejj
hail
been
in
operation
for
eishp-Parii.
It
was
customary
lo
insperl
such
turliines
onee'a
yrar
uiidiyerhaul
them
every
"
three
or
fouryears.
'
The
generator
'
was
in
good!
conililioii.
as
might
he
expected
for
it
had'
never
been
worked
lo
Ihe
full
load.
The
ftwitehbnnrd
was
in
goid
condition
hut
the
floor
beneath
it
was
giving
way.
Two
Rfiniedles
With
.some
replacements
sueh
as
poles,
cross
anus
and
.insula'
tors.
Air.
,YpJl
tepored
ibal
the
present
'wliesrim'Ctbe
'plariitfto
SJiawallans
Passage
.
were
sufll-cient
lo
carry
Ihe
total
output
of
fining
on
to
ileal
with
Ihe
flow
water
over
(be
Wonrlurnrlli
dam.
Mr.
Yuill
recnmmpmi,.,!
n,,.i
vMayo'e
.Vwftiir
faled
'
Hurt
H
,
slinwoti
cnneluxively
that
the
power
was
at
Woodworth
Lake
hnt
I
lint
(In
cnsl
of
developing
it
would
lie
heavy.
The
report,
he
felt,
all
would
aeree
was
an
ex
ilian.!
ive
and
practical
one.
In
an.wer
to
Mr.
Larsen,
Mr.
Yuill
staled
that
power
develop
juenl
at
YA'omlworlh
Lake
would
compare
favorably
with
any
other
hydro-elerlrir
installation
in
The
province,
Apain
in,
answer
tn
Aid.
Larsen,
'Mr.
YuiH
expressed
the
opinion
that
further
develop
men!-of
Woodworth
Lake
should
involve
no
increase
in
present
light
and
power
rales
charged
by
the
city
to
consumers.
The
report
will
lie
dealt
with
hy
committee
tonight
and
there
will
he
another
special
tnrelinp
of
the
council
tomorrow
night
on
the
matter.
FORTY
MILL
RATE
SET
FOR
CITY
(continued
from
pape
one)
Kechnie
ami
Hie
12
rale
hy
Aid.
Mc.Morilie,
Aid.
SjleplK'ns
and
Aid.
Perry.
Aid.
Mc.Morilie
declared
that
he
had
not
signed
the
renrt
of
the
finance
commilleee
as
he
could
not
agree
with
ils
terms,
lie
thought
the
rale
recommended
was
too
low
and
asked
the
council
to
consider
a
statement
he
hari
to
make.
First,
he
asked
that
the
mill
rale
as
compared
with
assessment
in
previous
yearh
be
compared-with
the
mill
rale
and
assessment
this
year.
The
assessment
this
year'
was
1,H7.7I8
and
.the
suggested
mill
rate
for
general
expenditure
10
mills.
Only
Thing
to
Work
on
The
council
could
not
alter'
the
school
rale
as
based
on
the
estimates
of
the
school
board;!
neither
could
it
alter
the
special
rale
of
ID
mills
which
was
necessary
to
cover
interest
and
sink
ing
fund
on
various
diAbeuture
issues.
The
only
rate
Ihe
council
had
lo
work
on
then
was
the
general
rate.
It
provided
the
money
for
the
city's
general
operations.
Last
year
the
general
mill
rate
had
been
it.
83
and
the
assessment
l,55S,nnn;
in
1923.
iJ.52i
and
t.sil2,n.(hp,
in
1U22,
li.5tit8
and
Gjmi,n0;
in
1021,
111.
Ill
and
3.
800.000.
Last
year
there
had
been
considerable
reductions
effected
in
the
operating,
expenses
of
the
city
but
he
considered
the
rale
reconimeiided
at
the
present
lime
ts
not
high
enough
to
pay
Ihe
expenses
that
would
haxe
lo
be
met.
He
believed
that
sufficient
money
should
be
Taised
tn
take
care
of
these
expenses.
1'ven
this
year
reductions
had
been
made
in
Ihe
estimates,
(leneral
admin
istration
had
been
reduced
from
an
estimate
of
S(52,2i0.fi(i
to
59,500;
the
engineering
department
from
15,050
lo
.$3,500;
health
and
building
by
$200.
The
public
works
department
had.
asked
for
32,il5
but
was
being
given
$28,000.
The
fire
department
had
been
reduced
i,PO0
and
there
were
oilier
items.
Utilities
Situation
In
spite
of
all
this
a
general
leyy
of
at
least
12
mills
would
be
necessary,
he
felt.
This
did
not
lake
ino
account
a
possible
deffc'jt
ju
(be
water-departpient
which
it
was
piyetimed
profit
fjbni
light
arid
'
"power
would
lake
care
of.
There
might,
however,
be
no
such
profits
for
it
Ihe
present
plant.
He
recom.ihad
ben
found
that
Ihe
connec
mended,
however,
a
rearrange-!
Hon
lo
the
elevator
would
cost
inent
of
the
transmission
line
I-erhsips
2n,000
more
(for
from
Khawaflans
Passage
on
tol
transformers
1
than
the
money
the
cily.
He
submitted
details
of
bylaw
passed
by
the
people
pro-new
transformers
(bat
would
bei'1'''''
tv-
'1
no1
H0
much
necessary
in
connection
with
(be
',nllp
n"'
profits
from
the
ulili-sawmill,
elevator,
sub-slalion
andl
li,'s
year.
II
may
be
neces.
ol
sary,
even
lo
advance
them
money."
Reductions
Made
"Last
year
great
reductions
were
nuade
in
operating
ex.
II
was
evident
from
rinorls
ithn
.inm
ai.mii.i
i.
..i,i
.
.
ipenses,"
continued
Aid.
McMor-
Itlflf
tlil
iiWiirriiniiin,A
.tf
ll.o
I'i'i.-
v..n
t-
...
'tilio.
";iml
llila
eni
furfliep
pp
'
'
M"7
"
'"
j'
ioe
.xnn.u
roi'K
coijlil
bo
econ
,
pent
unit
had
been
far
from
sal-ironically
ulilied
nUt,
lu-n
il.
mif,"onK
may
be
carried
through.
tributary
to
Woodworth
Lake
l'
!
!'i,,k
'"vor.
the
cut
In
the
At
Ibis
point,
the
report
went
!',
tic
1
and
"J"
lM
,0?
,lr"s-
on
.lo
give
particulars,
or
the
three
schemes
for
fulure
development
a)pady
referred
lo.
The
North
J-'ork
was
left
op-
lionnl
iin.1
II,,.
,v.,ii,iiii.,
I
was
.
may
leave
us
with
a
deficit."
There
had
been
surpluses
from
past
years
which
now
aggregated
some
$70,000.
II
a
goo.l
tiling
lo
have
such
.ii
V.i
i
u'
a
'surplus.
Alrea.te
It
had
made
wuJZr
.
'
...
Ibnrroxving,
He
did
not
tblpk
11
M,e
be
or
not
i
anything
was
W1W
fnil.
fnp
,,,,,
,,,
done
in
Ihe
way
of
exlension.
i..
,.i
......
.
...i...
,
wenl.
onto
discuss
the
relation
nf
Mr.
Yuill
stated
that
it
was
,
T.
"
h,"'",JV,J
V.
y
.he
ci.y
plant
will,
,e
rennire.
(necessary
that
(he
present
J,"
,.
'
'ZmTTvI
'
'
cI
menls
of
sawmill,
the
riry.bine
should
be
overhauled
ami
nrjkPJ
"
M((
Hl
dock,
grab,
-elevidor,
elc.
The
that
surge
tank
should
be
In-ln,,
arrangement
between
city
tslalled.
He
bad
no
hesitation
In
,?,
and
dry
dock,
he
stated
was
an
(recommending
that
the
present
P
urged
that
the
council
trixe
exce
ten,
one,
He
drew
a.len.ion
system
be
extended.
,
mLI.ou
ftsrli
cinsld!
mayors
Kemarns
.eralion
for
be
xvas
or
the
opinion
In
remarking
on
the
report.1
thai
there
would
be
a
doHcit
if
--mr
t-
-
T
1
lib
genera
1
fVc
v
a
pi
acel
.at;
lft.
lie
Wveil
"
itn
amendment,
that
ii
'-I'm?
struck
at
12
for
n
total
mill
rale
or
12
ib'
?'''r
before
it
had
been
42.7
aiul
last
year.j
H.
.
.
'
AldV'Sttphens
In
seconding
lb"
amendment.
Aid.
Stephens
confirmed
whati
had
been
saht
by
Aid.
McMordie.l
lie
further
diree'ed
I
tie
attention,
or
the
council
lo
Hie
fad
that,
fn
spile
of
feliioeil
assessment
in
rf'cent
years'.
I
here
had
also
been
gradually
reduced
mill
rates.
K
IhitLAcar's
jjeueral
rate,
i
was
struck
Jiow
12.
it
would!
bo
JeeessaK
neglect
the
streets
which
the
city
had
been!
building
in
the
mailer
r
maintenance.,
There
were
at
least
two
blocks
on
Third
Avenue
which
it
was
agreel-would
have
to
be
lehiillt
l-'urllo-r
he
believed
thai
Ihe
Municipal
Act
was
-very
explicit
in
that
il
permitted
only
Ihe
revenues
iif
I
lie
year
being
expended.
The.
surplus
of
70,O00!
referred
to
did
not
belong
to
the
finances
of
tjis
year.
He
be-lieveihit
was
swnd
financing
to
preserve,
this
surplus
as
it
help
ed
the
credit
of
the
cjty.
"I
have
no
hesitation,
in
recoriunending
that
the
mill
Tale
Ibis
year
be
set
at
no.
'less
I
ban
42
and,
at
Ibal,
I
iWpecl
to
see
a
deficit."
Aid.
Casey
Aid.
Casey
thanked
the
other
members
of
the
fiitance
committee
for
their
'assistance
in
gel-ting
the
estimates
this
year
as
iow
as
lhey
Were.
It
had
only
been
through
Ihe
closest"
scrutiny
that
it
had
-been
made
jwissible
to
hnve
the
rate
even
as
low
as
12.
However,
he
disagreed
with
the
last
two
mills
being
imposed.
Hp!
realized
that
the
cily
would
bo
sailing
close
tilhe
wind
willi
a
win
of
JO
and
he
would
urge
tljal
all
those
who
voted
for
thai
rate
tie
careful
throughout
the
year
when
it
fiame
to
the
matter
of
expenditures.
The
rate
of
iO
mills
lie
did
not
think
woufd
embarrass
the
city
hut
il
would
constitute
a
charge
upon
the
council
in
the
matter
of
sending.
Mayor
Newton
One
reason
for
hi
supporting
the
rale
of
tn,
Mayor
New-tori
said,
was
'because
the
cily
engineer
himself
bad
not
reeoin-meiiited
that
anything
be
done
this
year
with
respect
lo
rebuilding
Third
Avenue,
hut
that
it
be
first
allowed
lo
wear.
As
for
oilier
streets,
lie
had
been
oxer-them,
all
find
was
of
the
opinion
that
tjiey
xxvre
standing
up
excellently
xvithtlut
the
application
or
larvia.
"The
cily
has
some
.$70,lltt(i
or
80.000
to
the
good
iu
the
way
of
surpluses,"
continued
His
Worship.
"This
year
a
good
part
of
the
city
will
he
up
against
its
new
local
improvement
taxes.
In
view
of
this
and
with
-
a
re-erCe
available,
I
think
if
would
be
a
pity
to
increase
'the
mill
rate
if
il
is
at
all
possible
not
(O
do
so.
'nil-
.question
I
ce
is
whether
or
not
the
taxpayers
will
be
able
lo
stand
the
Increase
in
taxation.
I
feel
they
cannot
and
that
if
we
ilo
increase
Ihe
taxes
the
temlency
will
.
be
only
lo
have
more
lots
revert
to
the
city.'
Annulling
it
all
up
I
feel
that
the
cily
can
mecf
all
il
ob
ligations
on
a
40
mill
rnle
and
that
is
my
reason
for
imping
that
rate
will
Je
pijl
into,
effeel.
The
vote
vras;
then
taken
with
(he
rjesqll
as
recorded.
CANADIAN
ACTRESS
MAID
OF
ORLEANS
TOIIONTfj.
,iri
15.
Tler-nard
Shaw's
latest
and
by
far
his
igreaiesi
play,
saint
Joan,
willi
the
fanicius
Canadian
hp.
tress
Julia
iihnr
as
Hie
Maid
After
EVery
Meal
(
Pass
It
around
after
every
meal.
Give
the
family
the
benefit
of
Its
aid
to
digestion.
Cleans
teeth
too.
Keep
It
always
in
the
house.
Costs
little
Ml
helps
much
S
WRIGHTS
'
'"
-
a
V
V
-J
'
.
-
.
-
-
.
m.
.
1
W
J
X.'
'.j-
f
A
of
Orleans
presented
by
the
Theatre
liuild
of
New
York,
opened
their
Canadian
tmir
of
Ontario
here
before
a
fashionable
and
distinguished
audience
The
Shavian
opus
created
the
same
profound
sensation
ns
it
did
oij
Its
previous
engagement
earlier
in
the
season.
'
ASKING
FOR
LAND
OUT
OF
FLOOD
ARE
A
HltAMMLN.
Manitoba.
April
15.
--Flood
sufferers
Jiere
will
pre-i
sen!
a
petition
lo
Hie
city
conn-!
cil,
asking
for
a
block
of
free-land
beyond
all
danger
from
th'',
flood
writers
of
the
Asiuiboine!
Ilixer.
AgiftHion
which
has
been.
growing
for
sonic
years
has
now
cryslnlliziM
into
definite
action
and
maul
of
those
who
xveru
driven'
from
their
borne
this
spring
will
.approach
the
authorities
f&r
reJb'f.
Mislfi-ss
And
hoxv
many
exenings
will
xnti
expect
off
each
week?
I
never
gixe
more
than
two.
Nexv
maid
I'm
afraid
that
won't
do.
ma'am.
Yon
see,
pin
a
debutante
this
season.
IN
THE,
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
II
Maltrr
of
tlwi
rlrll'
Art.
IJ":
tnt
In
llw
Xlil.fr
of
at.
rl'Mrll.i
liv
m-lUariu-r
.tie
Kiiul?
tUif'itt-t
Oiuiny
l
t
r.-tni-itt
to
tbc
Hcrllrr
uniW-r
Srrl.i
I
(in
i.r
Im
Mill
Art.
T.HK
'
N'lTI'tF
Hull
nn
MjlrlJ..ii
I
mule
lt
Uf
PiiPIi
iltr
in
Ouiaber
l
llw
Court
IIhjs.
I'rliw-r
niiir.
W.i:..
i.n
Tnpity
ilw-
sih
day
nf
x.i-ii.
Aid.
it;,
ii
ttw
iHMr
nr
iio
orlk
fn
llif
f(rffi..ii
or
n
oun
Ufrr
aflrr
iIk.
iiKi.iim
may
lr
hoard
on
lic-ilf
it
Vie
abwv
uwHO.mrd
c.uii'ny
rr
an
nrdrr
lhat
Hip
nal1
Company
tw
re-Hi.ril
in
In
rrroiT
irf
J.nl
M(1i
Cum-fiil-.
.
XMi
iTAkK
SOTICK
that
In
import
ot
Ilia
acpUi-allou
Mill
be
.-(!
Ilw
(lltl..n
f
tin1
rmiitMiiiy
lantiiH'
tirrrin
and
ttw
affldatlf
f
l.ri
w.
raiiimra
orn
n
Oh
ib
iliy
or
Mar.h.
A.P.
Ifi.
ami
flM
iKTflii.
l'Tt
at
rn.irw
Huiavt,
fljr...
tin
mm
day
n
'March.
A.P.
liti.
w.
o.
rt'i.To.
Solicitor
for
th
Ihixuht
NOTICE.
IS
THE
MATTER
.f
an
rpllratln
ff
in.
mine
in
jiran
rrriiriraii
nr
inn-fur
U)l-nlnrtt-Mi
-to)
and
iwmiy
tu
.
tilirk
Ui.rtvMn
rtiiH
roi
ir.
.
.
I-IIJ
t
ITiny
r
Jluil.
.Man
V13.
Slllirarlij-r
iirw.r
nf
the
diriirtli,n
if
the
Oruriral.
nt
IIIU.
ruvrrmr
th-
iHivr
u
inn
jmrinn
jxwn
iwrBiMra
to
t
ii.
nrfr
jt
t
my
InlciitSin
m
in.
afur
Hi
viplrnilnu
of
Onriy
(3i
dav
fnn
th
firm
tuitiliratjon
lirwir,
a
(iupliraii-Ccrtiriraip
nf
Tltn
ruvprlnr
Hm
ald
laniU
In
tbp
nariwp
r
rfiTEIl
Xt.
:Asiny
and
rilAMC
CASSIDY.
rwhlrli
nrtlflralP
ixt
lltlr
It
(ll-d
tti-
nm
AurMft.
Hlj.
and
niiiiJii-rpd
mt
l.
il.
f.
Mxctron,
.
.
Jii-rlMrar
uf
Ttil't.
Land
flf
Htrj'
ifflrp,
I'rlnrp
nurv-rt,
n.C,
Varrtt
7lh.
Iltt
SHERIFF'S
SALX
OF
MINERAL
CLAIMS.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
William
E.
Mal.inpy.
tproiia
xnthony
XlrUulrp.
hv
vli-lup
f,r
a
iv.t-t-anl
.r
r,i.i..i,lr.n
IllUl
IK1
III
tlkn
ftlilil'd
..I,..
mm.
A
1
a
hip,
I
liavr
si'iipd
Jin.
ri.llouinr
miupral
ruiim,
niiaip
near
aiiit
Ann.
adjacent
m
tin-
KUuit
Itivpr
ond
Hip
Nnrili
IKi-k
of
Uip
kltiill
liipr:
-Wavprlv
ilrimp,"
"War
Oancp
Croup."
rnUllna-
or
"Wf
lanrp,"
"ItPtupy.1'
Ilroum
n.
i
niiipr.
naoacr
and
"HntP.
Plihl
P
4npll,tn
rrtr
,m.Ii
r.
-r...
t.7.
firm
any
r
iy,
ibjj,'
t
t.so
aV
tiu
ariPiiKKin.
at
my
orrirp.
nuveriiiiu.ni
HHlldmr.
f'rlnre
riu.iprt.
Tli"
"War
liflniV-
will
l
i,rfprd
ft
Klip
Klllllpl't
to
lull
tn..rl
u.
.
..........
"
iiix.ti.iK
v.:.Du.ot.
JOIIV
CllllllEY.
Sliprlrr
of
.tip
Ci.iintv
,
.
"f
I'rlnrn
lluiiprt.
'
Prlnrp
tlnpprt.
n.C.,
April
3,
tOU.
LAND
ACT
In
nince
niiTx-rl
LanT
nutrlrt;
rltrrt
TAkK
NOTIi:i:
Ihjil
I
il.Mi
ii..
n.ia...
i.f
Va.H-iii.i-er.
II.C.
ni-i-iipmion
aal.iiiin
lirokir,
lull-mi-
ti
apply
fur
pii
niljin
ti.
i-.ii,
iiiinr
in.-
iii.invMir
iit-flrruiPii
iiunin
i
ill,
m
iil
MHIIl'a
miiitll
of
Hip
poiithi't
ioiiht
nf
I.n.
t,
biiii
CriPk.
lunrt
4,
OiiPt
uiKtrlPi
iiiPlii'p
iinrtli
JO
rlinln;
llieiiit.
wi'M
I'll
r'lm.mt
;
OiMiipi
Mi.itfi.
in
tfi.n.u.
i
...
...
.
...
r.v,-
III..
Ill
n
ftantr-riy
dlriTUon
tn
pi,i
r
,.,.
Miiii.riiM'iii;
ruiiiaininir
ii
ncipa.
more
nr
MEniM.
pes
miiSAY.
;.j
.
,-,
Appllia.it.
mllp
71111.
NOTICE.
.
tAk)
NOTICE
Unit
Dip
partnpmhip
In-Ittppii
Aleampr
Jiii.ipk
I'miiiioiniui.
am
Alum
V
plni-lu
I
I.
Ii...
I,,
.
...
.
...
,....
,
,
f
,
.Mill,-.-,
J,
Ml
Willi
tin-
opi-rii.ion
i.r
i
in-
suvoy
Oi,ii,
prtni'p
Hiipprt.
B.C..
i
nii.,ivPd
t.y
Arri'piiipnt
of
II...
Mil
,y
f
Anil,
0r,.
All
a"
.-..,
,r,
riTiiui
win
iip
pain
in
and
i
aiprtiil
pajnlilH
li.
nil
id
,y
,.V
llllrlpp
Ja.nn.
I.p.i.ll
I.
ii.p
r....iiip.
'
r"l"",
rmti'd
at
Prlni-p
lliipprl.
H.C
thin
flh
1,1
ilny
of
April,
A.li.
th
A.
1.
rilL'DUOMME.
k
Linoleum
nn
rMf
FOR
for
all
ALL
YOUR
youp
FLOORS
neATT
Who
Wouldn't
be
proud
of
such
a
brloh.
91
.
,
Dining
Room?
DOMINION
UNOLEte
$1,05
and
$1.15
S(l"are
Yaiii.
BARRIER
Home
Furnishi
mgs
:
-
i
ii
TZ
Whale
Bone
Brushes
V
W
hale
Hone
Hnish
u.ved
i
imparl
lone
and
vigor
and
slmmi.,
hair.
A
splendid
head
ol
strong
,
ils
eonsistenl
use.
We
have
n
shipmenl
nf
'h..l.
(
direct
froni
tlie
inmiiifni'liirerv
k
pailieiilaily
good
.pialilx
.Hid
bw
.
;
From
$1.25
Up.
They
have
nice
lia.
ks
and
the
i
iiji
well
under
oe.
Ome
n.
..n.l
m
ORMES
LIMITED'
The
Pioneer
Druggists
TheRtiillSw
3rd
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Phone
200
and
82
"Rupert
Fish
Ffcsh
Frozen
All
varieties.
-j
Frffch
irchAII
war)!
lac
In
cinn.
t,
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
BrndL
Finnan
Haddle
"fhlstls
Brand"
Nova
Seotlint
Canned
Salmon
rPJnks,
Skeena
Sotkeye,
eU.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
GrtM
Shell
Fish
Crabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ill
Prlne
.Rupert,
B.C.
j
RuildingMajg!
LUMBER
Dinieli-foiJ,
Sdpla
'
'iv"J
Lalli,
Mouldings,
Oal
Kir
aiif)
I
'
Veneer,
iinli
mid
''r.
.
rt
Cement,
Lime,
Plaster,
brick,
Firebrick,
".p
Cement,
Plaster
of
Parli,
Sand
and
Gravel,
ducts,
Wood
Pipe,
Vitrified
Pipe,
Agricultural
tii.
Ing
Papers,
Asphalt
end
Rubber
and
Asbettoi
Hilrn
Uie
Knnmr
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
-
no
Kfttl
TiAnianhtA
AHdress
"Bushmarlne
"Husnmarine
Prince
rrintc
nr-
Rupert.
TUG
BOATS
Pay-Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
LOGGERS'
HAS
REMOVED
Ui
hiiildiiig
next
door
to
VtiikU
,
,
from
Hie
Knipre
We
carry
n
full
line
of
COlllTS.C.
a
rn
a
none
2
CLUB
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTS
pfjpfW
James
Zarelll
.