"AfJE
SIX
ExtraSpecials
for
Fair
Week
In
Every
Line
Walclrcs
from
$1.50
up.
Chains
from
25o
up.
'
Pockcl
Knives
from
25c
up.
Non-Destructible
.
1
c
a
r
I
Heads
from
$2.00
up.
Hracclcts
from
25c.
up.
Special
Discount
on
Odd
Cups
and
Saucers
Real
Money
Savers
Watch
the
Windows
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years
cxpericneo
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
Coats!
Ladies'
and
Children's
Coats
LATEST
STYLES.
REASONABLY
PRICED.
See
Our
Windows.
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9
Banana
Specials
SATURDAY
ONLY
We
have
Dananas
at
50c
ler
dozen.
Tokay
Grapes,
per
lb.
25c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
13
PHONES
84
417-423
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Fine
Value
$50
Diamond
Ring
We
hae
just
set
up
our
special
vulun
Diamond
IWiiks
which
are
beauties.
The
stones
are
blue
while
and
perfect
und
of
a
tfood
color.
The
sellinp
is
tlto
new-
style
plerceil
while
gold
and
makes
a
nice
little
en
gagement
ring.
Made
lo
fil
any
finger
or
M'l
in
a
different
styled
selling
if
desired.
John
Bulger
Jeweller
hi
PRIZEWINNERS
FAIR
DRAWING
Klpp
of
Port
Esslngton
Secured
$100
In
Gold
At
3
p.m.
yesterday
(he
draw
ing
for
the
prizes
1n
connection!
with
the
recent
ticket
selling
contest
took
j)laee
in
the
Fair
Association's
Office
in
the
City
Hall.
Mayor
Newton
made
the
drawings
and
members
of
the
executive
were
present.
Tickets
drawn
were
as
2,
$30;
3,
$25.
Gravensteln
Apples,
5
lbs.
for
25c
I'er
box
$1.75
Sunklst
Oranges,
13
for
25c
Combination
Vegetable
Special
10
lbs.
Terrace
Turnips.
10
lbs.
Terrace
Carrots.
10
lbs.
Cooking
Onions".
G
lbs.
Orecn
Cabbage.
Tola)
3G
lbs.
for
...-$1.00
Ribbon
Mixed
Candy,
per
lb.
25c
Boneless
Raw
Ham,
sliced,
per
lb.
45c
fol-
lows:
1
No.
727
A.
Kipp.
2
No.
I7G
Waller
Lee.
3
No.
80U
AV.
Williscroft.
1
No.
101
Don
Drown.
5
No.
521
Mrs.
li.
McCor-miek.
G
No.
371
Mrs.
Milton
Gon
zales.
7
No.
Cove.
Prizes
IG3
Norrinloii,
Seal
in
pold
are
1,
100;.'
Mrs.
W.
II.
McDonald
of
Ter
race
who
has
been
visiting
for
the
past
few
days
ill
the
city
leaves
on
tomorrow
morning's
train
fqr
home.
F.
W.
Vincent,
engineer
formerly
on
the
Oranby
staff
at
Anyox,
and
Mrs.
Vincent
and
family
were
passengers
going
north
on
the
Princess
Alice
Ibis!
morning
bound
for
Dawson.
.
i
LAND
ACT.
oaien
nrnt
kid
Per
C.
p.
Rle
Appltrim
I.
Airenl
WEEK
-
END
SPECIALS
FOR
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
ONLY.
Gainer's
Breakfast
Bacon,
sliced,
per
lb
50c
Taking
whole
side,
per
ll
45c
Ontario
Stilton
Cheese,
per
lb
35c
Taking
whole
cheese,
10
lbs.,
per
lb
32c
Del
Moulc
Pork
and
Heuns,
3
tins
for
25c
Sniilei's
Tomato
Soup,
3
tins
for
.
.
25c
Snider's
Tomato
Catsup
30c
or
3
for
85o
F.Ik
5
string
Hrooins
..
45c
California
Asparagus
Tips,
2
for
45c
Hroken
Shelled
Wulnuls.
per
lb
40c
Del
Monte
Dri-Pnk
Prunes.
2Vs
...
35c
Kxtracls,
nil
flavors,
3
for
25c
Jelly
Powders,
assld.
flavors,
i
for
25c
Sperry's
Pancake
Flour,
larye
pkgj
.
35c
Pure
llaspberry
Jam,
lb.
pails
55o
Candy
Wliislles,
rog.
5c
each,
special
8
for
.
.
25c
New
Hulk
Dales.
I
lbs.
35c
Hroken
Pekoc
Tea
In
bulk,
per
lb
50o
Sliced
Pineapple,
2's,
pV-r
tin
15o
Canned
Ithubarb,
2's,
2
for
25c
1D25
Pack
Mincemeat,
I2V4
lb.
pails
$1.95
Kconomy
Package
Seedless
Ilaislns,
i
lbs.,
each
45o
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co.
4
Phones:
21
0-211
212-298
3F
is
BAKE
YOUR
OWN
BREAD
WITH
Ae
standard
ofQiaMty
for
'over
soyears
Ifllllll
W00
ELECTRICAL
SEWING
Notlct
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchaia'
taslofullv
kano.
In
lb
Land
Ilprordinr
liistrlrt
or
Prtnre
Ituptrt.
ind
situate
cm
bit
Fans
cnti
whlcti
flow
Into
the
Erslall
Kirn
atxiul
is
tnllM
from
In
mouth.
TAKE
.NOTICE
tlial
ITttwe
Ituprrt
Srun
Mill.
Limited,
of
I'rlnre
Itupm.
on-upa-ilon
lumlx-r
nianufarturrr.
intrnda
10
apply
for
tvrtiilun
to
iurrbae
the
rol
luuinir
dcrrlbd
lands:
Cofitnirnrinit
at
a
putt
planted
about
Id
f-haln?
northerly
from
tlie
utlicat
corner
or
Lot
J5,
Ranre
Tour;
thenre
40
rhaln
northerly:
theme
40
rhaln
eale--ly:
thence
40
rhalns
MMilhrrly;
thenre
40
rhaln
weMerly
to
point
of
comrornw
ment,
and
containing
160
acres,
more
or
l(
?.
rru.xcE
nrrEnT
sprite
mills.
UMITEII.
LAND
ACT.
I
PA
IV,
?4
Kotic
of
InUntion
to
Apply
to
Purcha
una.
In
the
Land
Reronlltir
Dlitiirt
ot
Prior
iiuprri,
aiKi
irfunir
a
purii'ifl
r
Lot
iwniiy
r'lir
oil.
nnire
roe
(6
(att
blmrirt.
TAIE
OTUK
Hut
FrliiHI'i
Llmlle.1
f
Prlure
llupert.
Il.:..
nierrhanti,
lotetul
ui
apply
rnr
nnnkii
to
purrlue
lit
rollowmir
(lrrll-fl
latxlJ:
Omiiiirnrlnr
at
a
ihm
Hauled
at
Ihe
ipirtlieaM
ronier
or
lot
twenty-four
(II),
ranre
five
-&,,
email
DUlrlct;
Jlieww
-
inn
thiriy-iwii
enalns:
Iheure
at
rnrty
rlialn;
lot-ore
north
eltrhl
etwln.
more
or
lew.
to
hlrh
water
Uiark;
ttienee
iiirtlmi!il
alHir
liixh
water
mark
lo
potot
"I
roinnienreiiient.
awl
ronUlQUir
elrlity
(80)
acre,
wore
or
lean.
FIUZZELL'S
LIMITED.
Appiieanl.
Paled
Annul
ISIh,
-ATI.
t9tl.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purtnaa
Land.
In
Prtnre
riuprrl
Land
Mtlrlet,
fieeordmit
iniri"i
or
rnnre
Kiitieri.
iivi
r
at
twHnnn
Ray,
D.C,
MaHett
Inlet,
Q.r.
island.
TAKE
.notice
that
June
newiliir
stranf.
of
Snnnylde,
B.C..
neeupallon
'-annerytnin.asnirivl
to
apply
for
permit
4n
to
urrhae
the
follow
Inr
described
land:-
-
rinnien-lnf
at
a
pt
planted
14
rhaln
utii
iiuw.
wet.
ntore
or
leai
froir
outhweM
mmer
of
Lot
IH;
thenre
nth
10
chln;
thetiee
Ht
SO
rhaim
more
or
Ml,
to
water'!
edre;
thenre
'Mowing
mranderlnr
of
legrh
to
potM
'
r.piiuii,
nrrfiirni,
aiwi
cfmiaimiii'
la
acre
wire
or
lens.
JAS.
EIEI.MNO
STnAMO,
Appiieanl
Per
Win.
0.
Mitchell.
r
Dale
lil
n
LAND
ACT,
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Lan
In
Prmre
liuirl
l.atnl
lieronluir
!
trli-t
of
I'rlnre
lluiierl.
and
oltiiale
al
Iiarlleit
point.
V.Hc
Maiul,
lirillaS
ouinDia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Analo
Drtllnh
Col-
imliiti
Parklnv
Ciannanv
I
imlint.
of
tanmnvtr,
n.i;.,
orrunailon
Parkero,
hi
ietm
lo
aoply
for
a
leae
of
the
follow
iik
o.'tiixi
laniM:
Coiiiiitriii-Jnr
al
a
ooit
nlanled
on
the
'i
h.ire
of
liartlett
Polnl.
Wales
M,
and,
at
hlrh
water
mark;
thenre
In
an
utterly
(llrerlloii
aloor
hlrh
water
mark
forty
flrlie
hundred
feet,
more
or
lem.
I'll
p"i
marked
No.
I.E.;
thenre
aouth-
riy
i
rnatna,
more
or
leaa,
to
low
water
'naik;
ilicnre
in
a
wealerlr
dlreellon
ilona;
low
water
mark
forly-efthl
hundred
eel.
more
or
UiKiim
norihsrlv
in
'halm
to
point
of
(umiiienremrnt.
and
ronlaihlnir
7
acrea.
more
or
le.
ASOLO-finiTISII
COI.IlMflM
PACKIXO
CO.
I.TD
Annllrant
.
J'"
Waller
E.
Walker,
Atnt.
1.HH-0
uiy
IB,
1V.
Auditorium
Will
open
for
a
month's
Skating
Beginning
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Aflernoons
...
2
to
I
F.veiiiiig
8
lo
10
Good
Music
both
sessions
Competent
instructors
lo
teach
beginners.
L.
J,
Marron
-
Prop,
Phone
Black
49.
THE
DAILY
rTEWB
frlday,
September
18.
i8js
STEAMER
FAMOUS
IS
TO
BE
OPERATED
IN
FREIGHTING
BUSINESS
and
Piled
to
This
Port
VICTOIUA,
Sept.
18.
Thft
steamer
Famous,
formerly
the
The
Amur
went
ashore
durin
,
a
ilcno
fix
nearly
two
years
ago,
and
was
salvaged
by
the
Pacific
Salvage
Company.
The
engine
was
taken
from
her
and
lustulled
I
in
the
J.
II.
Pluinmcr,
Ihe
first
vessel
lo
make
the
(rip
from
the
(treat
Lakes
to
Ibis
coast,
loiter
'work
of
repairing
the
vessel
oer
I
lo
Hie
Victoria
Machinery
Depot.1
j
New
plates
and
frame
work
I
were
installed
and
other
repair
'
MAU.INt&
PKUYtU
j
"fee
ted
at
u
c-st
of
nrrninTiiir
rutimiTn
W'lulc
CapL
Herquist
ten
days
after
October
I.
,
rreiyin
tnismess
inmrir.
Mr.
llolloway
staged
a
very
re-j
presentative
exhibit
of
Singer,
MARRIFFi
TO
fnNVIfT
'
l..l,.iri
.l
...
l.i...
i
it.,
uixiawia.
IV
VVOIIUI
I
recent
Fair.
The
display
wa'
arranged
and
the
demonslraling
of
the
machines
caused
much
interest
amonpj
local
housewives.
One
of
the
i
features
of
the
machine
is
Uial
when
it
is
closed
up
it
forms
&
very
attractive
writing
table
which
harmonizes
with
the
fur-uishiiiKs
of
almost
any
room
in
Mu
hou-e.
When
in
the
city
Mr.
llolloway
makes
his
headquarters
at
Walker's
Musin
store.
William
Ware,
fur
manager
for
ttie
Hudson
Hay
Co.,
arrived
ii
the
city
last
night
from
HazeL-oii
in
Ihe
course
of
one
of
hi
periodical
lours
of
the
nortb
ami
sailed
this
morning
by
the
Princess
Alice
for
the
Yukon.
SOON
SOUGHT
DIVORCE
Boston
Aristocrat
Who
Was
So-social
Service
Worker
Failed
Matrimonially
LITTLE
JACKSON
GIRL
IS
LAID
TO
REST
IN
FAIRVIEW
CEMETERY
Vessol
Owned
by
Captain
Ber-
Large
Number
of
People
Sent
qulst
Was
Formerly
Amur
Mowers
as
Mark
of
Hospect
and
Regard
Attended
by
members
of
the
I.ovul
Order
of
Moose
and
the,
niii-
wiiifi.
niio.i
t
this
norl.
is
Mooseheart
Ladies'
Lesion
who
to
be
operated
by
Captain
Her-lhnd
paraded
frum'the
Melropolej
quist
in
the
freighling
business!
Hall
in
a
body,
funeral
service,
on
litis
roast.'
I
for
little
Florence
M:uy
Jack-I
iiig'.-on,
four
year
year
old
old
dang
the
Plunlmer
was
renamed
the
by
Hev
Amur,
while
Ihe
salvage!
vessol
Field
$25,000,
siiperm-
daughter
ol;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Jackson,
took
place
this
afternoon
in
the
ehapel
of
Ihe
It.C.
Undertakers,
interment
in
the
Moose
plot
at
Fail-view
Comelery
following.
The
service
was
conducted
in
u
solemn
and
impressive
maimer
I',
li.
HaUlcr.
Mrs.
J.
sang
with
Mrs.
Alf.
was
sold
without
the
engine
to
Christiansen
aeling
as
uceOin-iCai.l.
HeniuisL
who
turned
the
nanist.
lour
little
girl
friend
of
ilereacd
Kvelyn
ami
Kleanori
Henrickscn,
Lillian
Ytrrberg
and
Kdua
l?
niter
were
pall
bearers
Among
thut
sending
flower;
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Dybhavn,,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
li.
Juliiion
aud-
AlIKAtllVt
LAillDlld
tended
Ihe
installation
of
a
new
family,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
().
liriek-
-
i
ifciproeating
engine
himself.
He.
sen.
Mrs.
Ytreberfr,
Mr.
and
It.
O.
llolloway.
representing
renamed
the
vessel
the
Famous.-Mrs.
(iuslafsen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
flin
Sinpp
Siviiii-
M:ii'luni
fv,
land
put
it
up
for
sale
a
short
,
Wiiigham.
Ladien'
Aid
of
St.
is
in
Ihe
city
on
a
periodical'
!mV
ngo.
Sine
then
he
has
Caul's
Lutheran
Church.
Mr.
and
business
trip,
and
after
visiting
'"hanged
his
decision,
and
willj.Mr.v
O.
Stegavitr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
in
Kilmmilnn
will
relnni
Iter.,
fur
'
operate
it
in
the
coastwise
J.
Murvobl,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Macon.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
K.
I'nger,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
I.unihiuisl,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Jackson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Jackson,
Miss
Joy,
Mrs..
II.
Webber.
Mr.
ami
Mrs
Joe
llatrliford.
Miss
I.itnlale,
Mr
Nystrtun.
Capt.
A.
Swan-on,
Mr
and
Mrs.
11.
NeUon.
Ladies
of
the
Moosebeart
l.exion.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Judge.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
..Nelson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
DENVHlt,
Colo.,
tfe-.l.
IK.
A
Chnudler.
Mr.
ami
Mr.
Thor
sociological
experiment
thrwugh
.hnoii.
Loyal
Order
of
MiMie.
marriage
resulted
in
failure
re-.it,.rt
Sjoblom.
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
S.
cently
when
a
divorce
was
grunt-!
Xelsnn.
Prince
Hupert
l'rnfer
ed
Mrs.
Mary
Convert
Kssick.'and
Tail
Co..
Mr.
and
Mr.
Unce
college
graduate
ami
daughter
oT
styles,
m.iothy
ami
Sonny
Styles,
an
aristocratio
Hoslon
family
!
Mrs.
J.,
Field,
Mr.
and
Mr.
N.
The
decree
ended
her
marriage'
Muallein.
Ml
Polenia
ttmcr-lo
Charles
Kssjck,
a
former
con-
n,
Mr.
Paulson,
Mr.
Park,
Mr.
vict
of
the
Colorado
penitentiary.
earn,
Mr.
and
Mr.
II.
K.
Mrs.
Kssiok
was
given
the
cus-,
Yamanacka.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
I..
tfxly
of
their
three
children.
Stepp,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Jack
Hatch-After
receiving
hivh
honor'
ford.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(irorge
llraie.
in
sociology
and
kindrisl
scien-
Mis
Urace
Crate,
Jabmir
Hro.,
ces,
Miss
Converse
left
college
Mrs.
Haskell.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom
and
went
U
New
York
to
engage
Dybliatn.
Mr.
and
Mr.
A.
lUirl-iit
social
service
work
in
iUIJ.ion
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
There
she
met
F.ssick.
who
had
:ck
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Imsn
released
71
short
lime
be-
.
niennie.
,
fore
from
the
penitentiary
and
.
1
had
been
aided
by
Thomas
Moll
"
.l"'
!
Osborne,
former
warden
lif
Sing
,,,t
""'o
u
Apply
u
eunhi..
Mtig.
DsiKirue
gav
the
ex-con-!
In
tim
LmkI
lieeonhnr
Noiriet
of
Priw-e
vict
a
position
in
hi
prison
in-vesligalion
bureau
in
New
York.
ilivirtt
inn
Hmw
nwirai
nitrr,
Amwm
Bay.
Maaaetl
Inlet.
y.
.
Iiland.
H.C
I
TILt
lli.ll
If
.....
U
.
.
.
.
1
s
social
workers
the
couple
nr
siram.
of
numyUk
nr..
.ruHimii
ramc
together
on
e.pial
Kn.uiid
:r7;-"rrt5rteM
i
Her
studies
had
imbued
her
Kriiwd
Uo.i
...
.,
,
1
1
OrfiiiiMariiiir
al
a
putl
p4Rlel
at
tilth
with
sympathy
and
understand-
water
mark,
awwm
nlW,
iCswe
$
rhamt
insr
iiifj
for
lor
the
me
ciiinin.-il
111m1n.11.
Tim
inu
llndr
uieir
',rh:
Mw)"
!
Hiaiai
weal,
twore
or,
ta
Ivw1he.
rnrner
Iai
mi.
iohk1
aeiiiiainlaiire
developed
into
a
hmhw
..iiih;
tsmre
it
rhm.
mi.
I
.thewe
10
rliilni
n.th;
lieir
1
rhalM,
romance.
.,.,,,...1,.,.
wm.
ihenre
11
riMHH
amnh
to
iiet
or'
They
were
married
Sept.
13.
Sg"'EZ,t-
,M
'rf
1U20.
al
Mount
llote.
Ida.,
and,
.
wu,
jvme
nrinixo
9Tno.
went
lo
live
in
Colorado.
floatTngIannery"
for
west
coast
of
vancouver
island
liaiwt
1
Kir
Per
Win.
itt
lfk
LAND
ACT.
pprani
Mltehell
a
rent
Notlct
of
InUntion
to
Apply
to
Purthai
Land.
In
in
I
und
iterorftint
Dimmm
of
Priiwe
iDiporl.
anil
annate
at
IM
inomli
of
Kir
I
all.
Creek
whlrk
flow
Into
the
.
i
r.cwan
mer
aiioiil
ll
miles
from
ii
mouth
11,,.'
T;
MOTli;r.
that
Jin
A
snuia
of
VM
Tniiiv
..f,t
in
VII.IUUIA,
1H.
-
I
He
Sept.
prti
ht-ri.
B.r...
oreuialiMi
lumher
foi-mer
srho.mer
Louisiana
is
""i.
"".apply
f'-
inmlii
o
purrtiaae
Ihe
follow
ln
deaerltnl
laixlr
,
.
.
.
.
beini;
converted
into
a
floating
rwi,rinir
at
a
iki
planted
at
the
fMithwetl
comer
or
I
.l
liante
four;
ilienee
llienee
M
n
"ham.
rlialna
nurthnel:
iiMin
10
fish
reduction
plant
by
the
Vic-
loria
Machinery
Depot,
for
(iosse-
eieri.
mor
or
ie.
to
n
i.
Millerd
Company,
of
Vancouver.
ihtw
to'
eMim
aieriy,
ami
ronuinimf
it
was
learned
today.
When
U
"m-
""'"
w
,r"tus
smith
completed
tin
floating
plant
will
AnpiPaw.
lowed
to
Port
Albernl
and
r,.ie,i
(.t
no.
r.t
used
fur
manufacturing
oil
and
fertilizer
from
pilchards.
Since
the
ban
on
Jillchanlri
w-asMiflcd
by
the
governmenl,
no
less
than
four
reduction
plants
have
been
located
oil
Ihe
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
This
will
make
the
fifth
one
lo
be
established
this
year.
The
V.M.I),
is
installing
new
housing,
oil
taiiks,
oil
refinery
machinery
and
oilier
equipment
which
goes
to
make
up
a
fish
reduction
plant.
The
schooner
has
been
hauled
out,
the
hull
scraped
ami
puiuted,
and
will
leave
in
a
few
weeks
for
Ihe
west
coast.
In
addition
lo
the
work
on
the
Louisiana
Ihe
V.M.D.
has
the
lug
Olive
M.
hauled
out
on
(he
ways
for
drawing
of
lallshaft
and
hull
inspect
ion.
The
Thiepval
w
ill
bo
hauled
out
on
Tuesday
for
general
overhaul,
while
the
steamer
filler
will
arrive
for
repairs
later
in
Ihe
week.
ARTISTS'
GOOD
FORTUNE
!
Person
with
arlisllc
Icmpcra-nienl
The
fact,.
Is
that
not
one-purchaser
out
of
ileu
knows
a
good
picture
from
a
bad
one.
Jovial
looker-on
(wilh
good
intent
Hit
er
luck
for
some,
of
you
blokes,
anyway
ain't
it?
1
New
Fall
Coats
DRESSES
,
and
MILLINERY
"DF
MERS"
Phone
27,
P.O.
Box
327
Fall
Millinery
COATS
and
DRESSES
Bents
Third
Ave.
Phono
651
Omen's
CoinfortabLe
and
Sturdy
WOMKx
For
fitlJ,
farm,
or
general
work
aik
for
LrcLi
a
at
your
J,
LIXKIR
CO
LIMItr.ll,
vw
jot
vtJL
a.
a
aho
ator.
1
tr
fm
aPaTOMrSa
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
at
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"ZEEBRUGGE""
The
-lirring
lr
nl
tin-
iml
daring
exci..
i
,
i,
.
lurv,
pnMiiii-ei
with
Ihe
ro-opi-ralion
ol
th-
ti
ii
.h
,
inn
ally
and
endorsed
by
Their
Majetie
the
K
m
K
,,,i
(.liieeu.
The
faiuiMis
attack
vivill
rrtrMlit
d
i
Mi-,
ininiilel
detail.
Amunst
the
many
thrilling
i
arc
the
torfieduing
of
merchant
liip
h)
ih-
i..mi,,i.
actual
film
ca
pi
ii
red
im
Imanl
a
flrrmaji
n
l.u..
r
,
.
iug
the
war;,
Hriti-h
delri)er
In
Ihe
rewrite
.!
i.
armed
viclun,
the
dainiiug
and
rcMritlg
ol
Hi.
..-lef.,,..
to
Ixdlle
up
Ihe
irale
m
Ihetr
lair.
Ihe
B'mmiiI.I
-hip.
Ihe
selling
out.
Hie
moke-iTeeu,
und
th.
Yon
will
see
the
"Vnirliclive"
nm
lierelf
agam-i
n..
M
...
the
C
M
lihiw
herself
up
under
Ihe
bridge,
tin-
k
Idiicjaekel
aud
marine.
Ihe
n.
dial
enlr
and
the
blo.-k
hip
in
Ihe
wuinl
mid
the
wilhlr.w
i
(HiMHraiii-e
of
Hie
I
i"t.
il-
l.-k
a--ctn
J
i-ti
-
I
COMEDY
"ALL
NIGHT
LONQ."
PATHE
REVIEW
Admission
SOc
and
25c
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blckimlth,
Patttrn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
at!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
530
Or.
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Products
Ltd.
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G.
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Man.
Dir.
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539
Or.
6"
Black
735
HOUSE
SLIPPERS
For
LADIES,
MEN
AND
CHILDREN.
Kvery
lady,
man
or
child
needs
n
pair
of
"i;
Kelt
or
Kid
blippers
In
pill
on
when
Ihe
day's
woih
Afler
lieiiitf
up
all
day,
your
feet
arti
tfiililled
(
rest
ami
comfort.
Our
KtiM'y
Kurner
.Slipper
will
give
y
und
rent,
Kveryluidy
likes
(hem
niiilcvCryhody
lliein.
NVo
havo
Ihcm
in
'
iliffcrenl
styles
ram?"'"
"
from
ilill'"'1
tit-rl
85c
to
$3.00
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Phono
045.
Cor.
3rd
Ave.
and
I
7th
Agents
for
Holeproof
Hosiery,
Ni'mo
OnrM-l
1
'
lleview
I'allerns,
Turnhiill's
mill
WiiImiii
s
Arch
lie
render
Hhoes
und
Doniiiiion
lliihiwr.