Llurday
September
5,
102
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77
To
Our
Union
Bank
Customers
WE
extend
a
sincere
wel-VV
come
with
the
assur-,
ance
of
considerate
attention,
j
courtesy
and
a
helpful
co-
Our
facilities
tor
serving
you
lie
in
iht
Uct
that
)uv
over
900
Lfiocbct
backed
by
reaourcet
of
over
700
Million
D0IU11.
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
SERVING
CANADIANS
SINCE
1869
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY!
All
Models
VICTOR
V1GTR0LAS
On
Sale
at
Approximately
One
Third
Off
Hl'K-
I
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1
1
.
Ill
lll
I'll
l
II
f
:
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)t:tr..im
$
07.50
l.V.'io
$107.50
I
:!&.
5
07.50
2'ii.im(
S137.50
$:t25.it
$225.00
.
Purtnlile
.
07.")0
$.47.50
ii
older
models
reduced
pruMH-tifuiHtelv.
TERMS
IF
DESIRED.
NOTE
These
reductions
art-
in
force
only
until
stork
"
li
I
1-
1
If
11
r
oil
mil,
heme
the
urgency
of
immediate
urniuii
011
the
1
.art
u(
buyers.
ffflaeMm.Jj'd
ome
Specials
in
our
big
Clean-up
Sale
Tgo
Nuries'
Fecto
Disinfectant,
ll
g.
pine
2.V.
s
Pi
,,
,
10c
SANITAnv
MAUUIMC
K
I
'i
kui.
mimII.
rcg.
1
r-
X.V.
Suit1
Price
40c
t'
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v
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mi
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in
i.i'
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Sulu
iiii.i'
45e
i"nin
-
,
in-
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1
-
-
w
1
I
'U-.
-
Napkin's,
large,
ii'K
price
1.00.
Salt'
price
50c
-
1
i:sipre.,el
Napkin,
rrg.
.?
1
.
2
.
niiie
price
ouc
Sorter's
Food.
Hog.
prirt
50r.
Sale
price
15c
Torocrt't
Barley,
reg.
ri't-
"r.
.Sale
jtrn'o
10c
'RMES
LIMITED
oncer
Druggists
Third
Avenue.
PECIAL
:
TRAIN
to
Telkwa
Barbecue,
Sept.
7
CANCELLED
nd
will
be
available
for
return
from
Telkwa
by
ordinary
train
on
Wediiosday.
C.N.R.
Ticket
Office,
Third
Avenue.
0GGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
!:M
building
next
dour
in
rixzoll
Huh
her
Shop,
across
from
Hit'
Kinpre-!"
llolel
We
carrv
n
full
lino
of
IGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
pmos
Zarelll
Proprietor
Local
and
Personal
0'w
P.O.
Undertakers.
Phone
k.
Salvation
'Armv
S.-il
December
207
Anywhere.
Anytime.
Arthur's
Taxi,
00c.
Phono
078.
tf
Two
cars
at
vour
aervice.
Sheddon
Taxi',
Phone
131.
tf
Admission
lo
I.ahor
lla'v
tport:
Adultu
25c;
children
free.
iih
l
or
t
lie
busy,
man
jr
woman,
a
Ilrown
car
saves
money.
Phone
80.
it
Spend
a
profitable
day
on
I.a
hor
l)ay.
llainUimii'
tii-ic
in
sport
events.
Airplane
Flights.
Tickets
on
sale
at
Ben
Self's
Grotto
Cigar
store
and
the
Exhibition
offices
How
annul
Christina?
While
in
town,
get
your
photo
taken
at
IJi'ii-fin
'.
Produce
I
his
advt.
al
sludio
aiid
get
!()'
off.
210
Aeroplane
flights
will
take
place
from
tho
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse
beginning
Monday
morning.
$10.00
a
flight.
Three
persons
for
$25.00.
i'07
Mr-.
T.
J.
Slieiiloti
ri'turued
to
i
lie
eily
Huh
week
after
bavin?
m
ih
a
ai-alion
of
tliree
munthx
M-iluijf
Vaiii-ouver.
.Naiijiino,
Se
at
IN-
and
nther
noinls
in
the
out
li.
Mi-i.
I.ouin
Oarofani
of
Van
i
iiiiM
T,
mot
her
or
Mr.
l.ouite
iiial4).
aoeoiiHwniwd
by
her
-on.
Kriiel
fiarofani,
afrived
in
N-wn
yeti-nlay
on
a
visit
to
Mr
and
.Mih.
Amadio.
'
Kniei
luinmenl
to
Jeleliikan
MMtoi-
Muiiday
night
al
Klkft
Home:
liHinjuet
7:30
n.ni.
Tues
day,
Smoker
at
8
p.ui..
followed
n
Mulinplil
l'rolir,
Z
o'eloek,
in
WVM
holme
Theatre.
207
W.
J.
Itenuie,
senior
meiitbT
of
the
Victoria
bakery
firm
of
limine
&
1
laker,
is
a
visitor
in
the
lily
Uirttlher
.with
Mrs.
Hen
itii1
.and
dauffhters.
lhey
have
beei(
at
Stewart
and
will
sail
to-
it
iM
tit
mi
the
prince
Meurjte
for
the
couth.
i
I.
Keiu,
jAnnee,
oliarjrcd
with
fraudulently
eonverting
lo
;u-
ow!i
ue
the
!um
of
&8(o
Hie
projierty
of
the
Somerville
Cannery
Co.
Lid.,
appeared
be
Tore
Maiiilqite
MeClymont
.
in
he
,cii
M)lin'
court
this
morn-
ng
and,
at
the
reiut
of
Oily
Solieiior
K.
P.
Jone,
was
re
matided
until
Tuesilay.
There
not
being
a
quorum
in
atteiuianre,
I
lie
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
which
wait
lo
have
heen
held
lal
night
was
adjourned
lo
the
oall
if
I
lie
chair.
Several
of
the
mol
iu'lae
members
of
the
hoard
are
in
the
interior
attend
iiig
I
lie
Smithcr
l
air
and
the
Telkwa
llarbecue
-Those
wlio
did
turn
up
bisl
night
were
Vice-
Presul
J.
11.
Pillsbury,
D.
(I.
Stewart,
tiemse
llorie,
P.
(!am-ula,
J.
W.
McKinley
and
Secretary
Arthur
Htooksbank.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
lyn
Carnival
and
Danco
Oc
tober
I.'
and
l:i.
Anglican
Church
Ilazaar
No
vember
5.
Preshylerian
November
12.
Celebrate
Church
llazanr
lloyal
Purple
Ilazaar
Novem
ber
18.
llaplisl
Church
Ladies',
AM
ltaxaar,
November
20,
SI.
Andrew's
Ladles'
Auxiliary
Ilazaar,
December
2.
Lutheran
Church
Ladies'
Aid
Ilauat.
December
.
,
lulled
Church
Ilazaar
Decem-
ni-
10.
230
LABOR
DAY
via
Self
respecting-
WAV
SHOES
SHINEDlUfVi
9.U1
kJkc
you
look
you'
inn
uftUji
tipyrB
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
llreakfast,
Lunches,
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
after
Theatre
Ilcfrcshmcnts
Our
Specially
is
Home
Made
lee
Cream
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or
Retail.
You
will
be
pleased
with
our
service.
Let
us
please
you.
KILLAS
&
CHRISTOPHER
Phone
17
Sheddon'a
Taxi
the
original
50c.
taxi,
l'horie
134.
If
When
back
from
the
holidays.
try
Valentin
Dairy.
Phone
C57.
Don't
miss
tho
event
of
the
season
His
labor
Day
Dance,
.Monuay
evening
in
Auditorium.
Chas.
Malagno's
Sehool
of
will
reooen
ou
Tuesday,
September
8,
for
the
Fall
Term.
207
Mrs.
T.
Da
we
of
Ilulinural
Cannery
left
on
Ifils
morning'
train
on
a
vacation
trip
to
Our
low
rales
have
heen
an
outstanding
sueeess"
anil
we
shall
i-ontinue
on
Ibis
Basis.
Drown
Taxi.
Phone
80.
tf
The
Post
Offiee
general
de-l
livery
and
registration
wickets1
will
be
open
front
1)'
a.m.
to
II
a.m.
only
on
Monday,
Labor
I
ay.
o7
Capt.
Cliff,
mat
of
the
C.
.
R.
steamer
Priueos
Mary,
is
kdccoinpanied
this
Jwo
by
his
mother,
Mrs.
Cliff,
a
well-known
pioneer
of
the
Comox
Valley,
Vancouver
Island;
his
wife
and
iter,
Mrs.
Mackenzie.
They
are
makiiuc
the
round
trip.
Capl.
J.
Leslie
SUarpe
of
the
Salvation
Army
Immigration
department
arrived
hi
the
city
from
Winnipeg
on
last
night's
Irani
and
is
registered
at
the
1'rince
Itupert
Hotel.
He
is
niak
nig
a
lour
of
fhe
district
in
the
interests
of
his
department.
SU-
-
-
Ueorge
Illugstnd;
manager
of
the
Port
Hlw-ard
cannery,
and
Mrs.
llingslad
apd
family
are
returning
south
this
afternoon
on
he
Princess
Mary
to
spend
the
winter
at
their
home
in
Hclling-
lani.
The
Port
Kdward
cannery
is
now
closed
for
ihe
season.
The
Los
Angeles'
party
con
sisting
of
II.
C.
Prossey,
Kdwin
I'ressey,
Dr.
S.
J.
Deavilt
am!
Mierwoou
Keavitl
rolurued
lo
'he
city
ou
the
launch
Ktheld.i
last
night
after
a
successful
hunting
expedition
lu,
Hardner
Uinnl.
lhey
left
ou
this
morn
ing's
train
for
Jasper
Park.
Local
friends
have
rccenllv
heard
from
tho
W.
T.
Muse
fam
ily,
who
moved
this
spring
to
Hi?
Lulled
states
apd
are
now
local
il
at
-Mountain
City,
Tennessee.
The
health
of
Mr.
Muse,
who
met
Willi
severe
injuries
iiv
a
logging
accident
last
winter,
is
gradually
improving,
but
the
va
riability
of
Ihe
weather
in
Tennessee
proves
somewhat
oT
a
handicap
to
his
recuvery.
John
Tarlauville
and
A.
Kss-
lin,
who
will
do
twelve
anVl
six
months
respectively
at
Okaila
for
assault
ing
Oily
Police
Constable
llalley,
and
Alex
(iaila-
Kher,
awaiting
Jury
trial
gu
a
charge
of
having
brutithl
a
stolen
boat
front
Alaska
tiFtiuu-
ada,
will
.be
taken
syulli
.
this
evening
on
the
sienmer
l'iince
Ceorge
by
Acting
Inspector
W.
Spiller
of
tho
provincial
police.
The
C.P.ll.
steamer
Pri
i
Louise,
Capt.
Arthur
Slater,
re
lumed
lo
port
al
3
o
clock
this
afternoon
from
Alaska
and
will
resume
her
voyage
south,
sail
ing
from
here
al
1:30
The1
I
Princess
Louise
brought
dow
n
from
Alaska
an
overflow
of
83
passengers,
who
will
be
Imus-I
ferred
to
Iho
Princess
-Mary
saiU
iiug
for
the
soulh
at
3;3o!
The
Mary
arrived
from
tluV
south
al
(7:30
this
niorning,
left
at
II
o'clock
for
Port
Kdward'1
and
will
return
from
there
at
3
o'clock
Uu
afternoon.
PAGR
THRKP
Removal
Sale!
Tremendous
Price
Reductions
SHOP
EARLY
FOR
BES
T
SELECTIONS
Serge
and
Silk
Dresses
Regular
price
$10.00
for
Cotton
Crepe
Kimonas
in
assorted
colors,
were
$3.50,
now.
.
.
by
Mrs.
Alex
Konneau.
(ieorge
Hreininger
of
Ihe
Pa
cilic
Klectric
llailway.
Los
An
geles,
and
Mrs.
Hreininger
will
sail
for
the
south
on
the
Prin
cess
Mary
Ibis
afternoon.
They
arrived
in
the
city
oh
last
night's
train
after
having
visited
Jasper
Park.
SALT
LAKESERYICE
Launch
"23"
will
leave
the
Prince
Itupert
ltoathouse
on
Thursday.
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoons
every
half
hour
from
1
p.m.
and
on
other
week
days
every
hour
from
2
p.m.
Launches,
rowboats
and
canoes
for
sale
or
hire.
PIUNCK
HUPKllT
llOATHOUSH
Phone
381.
tV-Hold.irf
Ssws
FMtEasy-Cuttin
SfMOND
SAWS
smo.iis
cmoASivco.UA.
MONTRtAL
tBK0HT9
Veouvt
ST.JOKd,
N.B.
Coats
and
Suits
...$7.50
Kegtrri,rl.ce518:E0
$13.50
Regular
price
$12.00
g
qq
Regular
price
$25.00
j
g
gCj
Regular
price
$17.00
f
g
Regular
price
$32.00
JJQ
Regular
price
$20.00
15
00
Rea"
pricc
15-00
33
75
Regular
price
$28.00
22
00
Rcgular
I)rice
?C5-00
5
Sweaters
All
odd
lines
of
sweaters,
a
large
assortment,
were
$5.00
to
$12.00;
now
$2.95
to
$3.50
Kimonas
Silk
and
Wool
Kimonas,
$1.50
ivT.$10;00
!"
?.!5:00:.
.$6.00
These
are
only
a
few
of
the
many
bargains.
Everything
in
the
store
is
being
offered
at
like
reductions
Mrs.
S.
FRIZZELL
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
K.
L.
Zetlerman
of
the
lloyal
Hank
staff
here
sails
this
after-:
noon
on
Ihe
Princess
Louise
fof!
Vancouver
on
a
holiday
trip.
It.
F.
McNaughfon,
C.N.ll.
dis-l
Irict
passenger
agent,
will
re-j
turn
on
tomorrow
afternoon's:
train
from
Jasper
Park,
where
i
he
has
been
attending
a
meeting
of
Western
passenger
traffic
Mrs.
K.
A.
lllalchford.
wife
of
the
mayor
of
Edmonton,
is
a
visitor
in
(he
-eily.
She
arrived
from
the
Has!
mi
last
night's
train
and
will
proceed
lonight
to
Vancouver.
She
is
accompanied
Visit
0ur
Drapery
Y
loll
Department!
We
have
a
fine
assortment
of
CRETONNES,
SHADOW
and
CASEMENT
CLOTH
and
CURTAIN
MATERIALS
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenuo.
Phone
123.
One
Door
Kasl
Daily
News
Office
FOR
SALE
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RLPERT,
B.C.