Taxi
75
Taxi
kn
to
have
Mm
best
Phono
75.
,
i
1
1
ml
Siiht-
IdnfK'-.
l-ii-t
ami
,
(,;iii-ngpr
Sedan
m
,Vi
new
rinsed
cars.
RATES
i
,
I'u-setiger
.
.
$1.00
Passenger
..
$1.50
s
i'
i
-fiiger
.
.
$2.00
-!
r.lan,
per
$4.00
n-'.'r
Sedan,
per
$5.00
To
Cold
Storage
and
Across
Hays
Creek
Bridge,
1
..r
2
--v
$1.00
innl
passenger
50o
each.
TAXI
75
TAXI
phone
178
lw
'.
!m
lb.
.
.
6o
-
in
r
lit
10c
.'.
....
per
Iti.
.
.
20o
I
i-1
1
c
Lamb,
for
25c
s;,rin
I.amJi,
per
35c
Ci
ncr's
Hams
and
Oacons
None
Better
il.
40c
f
I.
't
Hi.
.
.
45c
'i
.in.
per
lit.
35c
:
I'.iy
tin-
driver.
Bulkley
Market
Phono
178.
Shoe
fhoice
i
is
Easy
I
look
over
Hi
i
ONYX
.
l
(.
Kali.
be-
i
stvle
anticipate
I
fashion
ami
i
tmes
fur
each
-
I
women
anij
'
"n
want,
i
.1
toek
i
nw
i
lnck
A
ami
'
ul-'i
wiili
wi1l
li.
!
MMMMM
Family
Shoe
Store
TMrd
Avenue.
Phone
357
Bl9
Assortment
of
Finest
Quality
Silk,
Satin
Velvet,
Crepes,
Taffeta,
Flannels,
Serges,
r
nt
reasonable
prices
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
Is
your
clinnco
DRY
CEDAR
"Il
load
$6.00
'ilf
load
...
...
,
,
S3.00
nrgo
sacks
50o
DRY
BIRCH
1,pr
-oad
$0.50
HydeTransfer
I
139
Second
Avenue
i
Pho,no
B80
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Equipment
For
Children's
Ward
at
Hospital
as
Well
as
Other
Useful
Work
Is
Planned
The
manual
training
department
of
the
public
nchnols
will
make
and
donate
Id
Hip
children's
ward
at
tin
Prince
u...,.ri
(ieneral
Hospital
a
scwmi,
lublc
and
set
or
chairs.
Permission
In
do
mi
urn
piviin
l)nnald
Hons,
instructor,
at
the
school
hnunt
meeting
Intit
night.
Mr.
IIhk
alii,
plan
to
have
small
piece
of
equipment
made
by
hi
it
classes
tor
Hie
ttclionl
playgriiuuil
ami
-tool
for
the
chemistry
room
at
t
(to
High
School.
The
work
of
the
manual
train-in
it
department
wn
(riven
recognition
hy
i
hoard
I
at
night
when
a
resolution
wan
passed.
"t
motion
of
Trustee
lloclietcr.
-ivoiuPmI
by
Trustee
Johnstone.
"iii()liin'iiling
tlii
hoy
on
their
work
a
reflected
in
the
dining
!m
suite
thai
was
exhibited
at
'he
Fair
lal
week.
In
The
Letter
Box
y
FISHERMEN'S
WHARF.
Kditr.
Daily
New.
In
"iir
editorial
nf
today
you
y
that
(tit
citizen
should
now
turn
their
attinlion
lo
the
nial-
September
18,
1915.
S.
D.
Maedonald.
V.
K.
Thomp-
(on
ami
lieorge
Itu.lderliam,
who
will
re;reent
Prince
llupert
at
the
Trade
,V
Labor
Umgres
to
be
held
in
Vanrouver.
sailed
for
the
sauUi
thl
morning.
Mr.
Smilher.
manager
of
the
llank
of
Dritish
North
America,
ha
received
a
letter
from
fi.
II.
Averill,
in
which
the
latter
say
he
has
now
obtained
a
lleuten-anl
cnmmisnion
on
active
Alex
I'rudhomme,
president
nf
the
Northern
II.C.
Agricultural
A,
l...l...iai..l
V
lianoinl
inn
rellirtieill
,lasl
night
from
Prince
(ieorgeJ
I
He
savs
that
that
district
will
i.
..
...i
..
i
1
1
r,..ii.
I
'tie
wen
reprcMMiieii
Iciiining
exhibition
in
Prince
Hu
pert
.
LAND
ACT.
i.
,.
i
.mi
tiMOKJin
nittrtft
of
rrliwi
nmwrl.
tixl
kUHiii-
il
SMnnon
luy
H
i'
.
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tnlf
i.
ijx.
UUtitl.
.-
TkK
SOTlr.r.
mil
uiw
niwra,
i.
nulled'
r
Vinruurr
II.C..
rruplli
U-ttKkti
nniirr.
iniemls
whr
or
If-nii.'hm
In
iurrti
ttn
fiillewlBJ
at
'
V!Tiiiii"iiir
it
tl
pUnted
IH'fnjI;
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fhtlna?
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t
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wolh
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till
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i
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of
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Appnrant
Ptr
Wm.
0.
Mnciill.
rtnt
fIM
Tlh
IANO
ACT.
Nollcf
of
InUnllon
Apply
lo
Pufeb
Land.
Wrr
i
n.
w.
into
KrUI
lllver
ttx.ul
1
ti
mite
f""
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viii.
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urn
ctirinn
r.
ntei
ot
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to
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ihonre
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north-
,:f'?,Uu..'nr"m..t.
-
eonutalnt
40
arm,
more
or
l"-
e.
t
niKi.,
Appltynnt
t..til
utn
'JLI-
LAND
ACT.
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ii
r
.
nn
liinllnn
rnniryinn,
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rr
ms.
or
in.
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linl
liiw.
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n.r
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h
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ffii'or
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con...n.n
irrr,
tiioro
n.
-fiK
,.,
SIMPSO,,
r
Appllrint
pitid
flrd
iuly.
Nevpr
mind,
why
-not
borrow
a
lass
or
two
of
young
folk
from
Principal
llartneii,
let
them
16u!e
in
the
hotie
anil
sugpeif
that
I
hey
throw
cinder.
It
would
do
just
aa
well.
Highbrow
people
are
naiiclilr;
low
brow
teople
are
nasty;
we
am
all
ripht.
What
I
hale
I
paying
up
the
voMtion
bill.
It
seems
to
me
I
nIuII
never
get
them
all
cleared
off
before
Christmas.
Then
I
shall
have
to
borrow
again
to
buy
tJlirlslmas
presents.
Now
that
we
are
satisfied
there
I
i
a
gool
crop
and
we
know
bMsinenii
n
belter
and
(lanada's
about
feeling
belter
for
n
little
while?
Any
ierson
who
will
defile
his
nw
country
for
election
pur-
mc
deserve
nn
heller
fate
than
Iwing
forced
In
live
in
the
dirty
mcs
he
makes.
I
envy
the
girl
typist
who
can
change
a
ribbon
without
messing
up
her
hands.
In
some
place
people
are
jiUideil
by
their
consciences,
their
wives,
their
landlord
and
their
neighbor.
Here
life
i
much
easier.
They
do
not
have
cotwicnees,
and
some
do
not
have
wives.
If
vim
fpisl
vour
engine
loo
much
srn
she
splutters
and'
smoke
and
smell
ami
eventually
stops.
Your
body
I
nn
Some
people,
fall
Ifl
get
,
rich
her-nnse
of
liquor:
nthenfget'rtch
because
of
liquor.
Il
a
oncer
world.
A
man
was
boasting
that
we
never
had
holdup
in
Prince
llupert
when
Jake
butted
in
and
re-
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
llecording
District
of
Prince
llupert.
nnd
situate
at
l-'erguson
Hay,
Massett
Inlet
Q.C.
Islands,
H.n.
Tnko
Notice
Hint
Hosse-MII-
lerd.
Limllrd.
of
Vancouver,
H.C..
oeuupallon
Snlmon
Canner.,
In
tends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
Tnllowlng
described
land;
nnmmenclnir
nt
n
nosl
planted
approximately
20
chains
cast
from
northwest
cor.ner
Lot
1&71;
thence
south
3
clinins;
thence
west
10
chains:
thenco
voulh
2
chain;
Ihcnco
west
10
chains
to
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
thenen
south
8
chains:
thence
west
10
chains;
thenoe
north
20
chain:
thence
east
2
chains.
more
or
less,
to
heauh:
thence
following
meandering
of,
shore
Una
to
point
or
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less.
oossK-Mii.i.r.nn,
ltd.
Applicant
Per
Wm.
(1.
Mitchell,
Agent
Dated
June
28th,
I02S.
TKW
TTXTT7T
WW,
VI
page
rm
MANUAL
TRAINING
AT
SCHOOUOMPLIMENTED
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
Urr
nt
proper
aerommoilat
ion
fur
lln-
Fi-hing
and
Mosquito
fleet
in
i
In
pH.
.
I
have
advocated
this
mailer
in
eaon
and
out.
I
spoke
of
il
at
Hit
laM
Fishing
luncheon,
ami
at
a
ineetincr
of
I
lie
liyrns,
I
have
interviewed
(ioveriiiiicnl
official.
(Canadian
National
official,
the
Mayor
and
private
citizen
wilh-
nul
number,
with
no
result.
i'lio
fishing
fleet
is
the
inain--iiiy
nf
Hit
commercial
life
of
Prince
Hiitwrt
and
a
such
in
dier
ing
of
every
ronniileration.
If
elected
to
repreitenl
tni
Hiilint;
it
i
my
intention
-to
make
every
effort
to
have
elahliheil
a
uillle
KiheriHen
wharf.
(.KoUiiK
i.
Ill
SHHY.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
ays:
A
wave
of
harmony
U
pasoinJ
over
the
rlty.
Memhers
of
the.
hoy'
hand
have
their
new
Instrument.
Jake
nay
the
Tone
arc.
the
lat
people
in
H,e
world
who
should
criticize
a
glowing
down
on
Immigration.
f,Look
at
their
reeortl."
lie
piiwl.
One
of
the
mnt
nleaxinsr
niehln
i
to
wnlrh
an
old
time
toper
Blow
a
lie
tell
of
the
brands
of
li'iunr
they
used
to
have
In
lhoe
(fl'irioti
day
before
the
legi.la-
i"r
tampered
with
the
ripht
to
pin
chase
any
brand
at
any
time
'
at
alnio.l
any
price.
i
We
are
all
opponed
to
wickeil-
H'ts
ihii
llie
illllieilllv
u.-itii
rnanv
....
I
of
hi
in
we
do
not
know
what
is'
wicked.
I
remember
the
time
when
It
was
wicked
to
hum
a
Jazz
tune
onunday.
Some
people
think
It
wicked
to
go
out
without
shining
your
dioen
on
Sunday.
Now
that
people
are
giving
up
musing
the
harhor
for
picnics
It
is
about
time
(he
beach
'
file
went
to
lep
for
the
winter.
They
will
have
nothing
to
feed
rn
If
'hey
utay
around.
Many
people
were
disappointed
thai
there
were
no
excursion
to
lerrace
or
lelkwa
for
the
fairs.
Warmth....
snug
comfort
...
good
fit
long
wear
'
it-
At
nVU:
S:
A.
C.
Med
ft
weight
tut
rwi
C'Hkia4ttM
mi
IMS.
Skirt
XrMf
(3u
H-U).
pmr
grmAU
lUnttrattd
iltf
ikawiug
SUntUdi
VntkrinkakU
Uni.r-mar
for
alt
tkt
amir
mtU
madid
an
nqnatl.
Wtita
far
STAKFTELirS
Truro.
NJS.
Corrrifht
1MJ.
StaaAlut
Limited.
parlor
and
could
not
navigate
alone.
Under
the
heading
"Some
Consolation,"
the
funny
man
on
the
Vancouver'
tnr
wrUe?'j
in
his
Xmveaf-
lllfi.
aviator
nawkfail?
cd
In
his
attempt
to
make
n
non-slop
flight
from
Prince
llupert
to
Vancouver.
Hut
anyway
lie
got
away
from
Prince
llupert."
VALUE
TO
WEST
OF
NEW
EX-PORT
GRAIN
RATES
IS
DISCUSSED
IN
TORONTO
(Continued
from
Page
One).
Ihe
tendency
on
Iho
part
of
fi
nancial
and
commercial
institu
tions
to
establish
headquarter
in
Ihe
varion
province
instead
of
having
one
branch
or
one
warehouse
for
the
whole
of
Ihe
West.
And
In
Ihe
second
place
there
ha
been
the
increasing
influence
of
the
Pacific
route
not
only
on
the
westward
movement
of
farm
products
and
manufac
tures
thereof
hut
on
the
distribu
tion
of
imported
manufactured
goods
entering
through
the
Pacific
ports
ns
return
cargoes
for
the
outward
shipment.
of
grain,
etc.
All
of
thl
i
having
n
tern
pornry
effect
on
Winnipeg
and
some
olher
centres
which
benefited
hy
the
extensive
use
of
the
Kuropean
mule
hut
so
far
a
the
Manitoba
metropolis
is
concerned
Ihe
outlook
now
Is
Ihitt
during
the
next
few
years
there
will
he
n
substantial
Indus-:
trial
development
In
tho
manufacture
of
good
for
prnirin
consumption
under
the
stimulus
of
cheap
power.
The
benefits
which
Hritish
You
get
all
these
in
Stanfield's
Unshrinkable
Underwear
No
other
underwear
made
combines
these
qualities
to
such
a
great
degree.
Yet
Stanfielcfs
costs
no
more.
Compare
it,'
gar
merit
for
garment,
price
for
price
you'll
find
it
the
most
economical
you
can
buy.
Staniield's
is
made
in
sizes,
weights
and
styles
for
every
member
of
the
family.
The
fabrics
are
soft
as
down
and
soothing
to
the
tenderest
skin.
And
every
Stanfield's
garment
is
cut
and
tailored
to
fit
perfectly
without
binding
or
bulging.
Stanfield's
will
not
shrink!
The
Stanfield's
garment
that
fits
perfectly
when
you
first
put
it
on,
given
ordinary
care
in
washing
according
to
our
directions,
will
stay
that
way
throughout
a
long
period
of
strenuous
wear.
i
Pick
up
and
examine
any
Stanfield's
garment
You
can
just
feel
the
quality
in
its
delightful
softness.
Note
its
generous
cut
the
full
length
of
the
garment
no
skimping.
See
how
the
seams
lie
flat
the
buttons
are
sewn
on
to
stay.
This
careful
making
is
a
part
of
every
Stanfield's
garment
whatever
price
you
pay.
And
Stanfield's
is
made
in
all
sizes
and
weights
for
every
member
of
the
family;
pure
virgin
wool,
silko-wool
and
mixtures
of
wool
and
silky
cotton,
priced
from
$1
to
$10.
Stanfield's
Underwear
marked
he
had
seen
several.1
Columbia
and
Alberta
would
ex-
sending
all
her
wheat
westward
They
were
coming
out
of
a
beet!
poet
from
n
permanent
lowering
this
year.
If
fifty
million
of
rales
is
indicated
by
the
fol-j
bushels
go
this
route
at
a
saving,
lowing
statement
from
A.
Chard,;
of
an
average
of
2
cents
per
freight
traffic
supervisor
of
the,
bushel,
one
million
dollars
more
Alberta
government:
Definite
Figures
.
"The
announcement
sounds.
Ihe
death
knell
To
all
opposition
to
the
western
route.
September
1U23,
will
ro
down
in
history
as
a
red
letter
day
for
the
pro
vince
of
Alberu
as
well
as
for
4he
Pacific
ports,
(or,
as
water
will
run
down
hill,
so
will
traffic
follow
the
lines
of
least
resistance.
The
equalized
rale
on
the
shorter
rail
haul
will
inevitably
produce
n
smaller
through
cost,
consequently
Alberta's
wheat
will
uvitvnl
Itnnifirt
riAl!
a
Villi
Mil
I.
t
141
1
ill
I
I
ID
l'U
l.i
I
will
remain
in
the
pockets
of
the
Allierta
farmers."
Montreal
Appeal
Of
course
there
is
much
to
support
the
contention
that
the'
order
signed
by
two
of
the
railway
commissioners
who
sat
on
he
case
and
formed
a
quorum
should
not
he
susutained
in
the
face
of
opposition
from
a
major
ity
of
the.
members
of
that
body.
An
appeal
has
been
formally
made
against
the
ruling
by
the
Montreal
Corn
ILxchange
and
a
strong,
casn
in
support
has
been
submitted.
The
order
came
as
that
the
permits
system
which
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.
1
.
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.
,
,
.
.
MIia
the
mriMimaf
circumstance
nnpna
and
nnil
in
in
view-
view
of
nf
preventeil
direct
individual
ship
ments
being
made
to
Vancouver
has
been
withdrawn,
with
tho
prospect
of
wheal
being
sold
on
tho
Vancouver
basis
instead
of
FoVt
William,
Ihe
producer
Is
In
Ihe
position
where
he
can
he
assured
nf
tho
advantage
of
Ihe
In-
tn
a
Ail
nrino
n
rrt
im
1
1
1
te
Irk
It
t
tvi
the
fart
that
n
general
inquiry
i
into
the.
whole
question
of
freight
rales
is
under
way.
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$6.00
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bundles
al-reudy
split
for
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der
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and
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lo
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have
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new
coal
on
hand
$11.00
per
ton
delivered.
No
dirt
and
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little
smoke.
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coal,
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size
and
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hot.
Order
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of
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kinds
attended
to
promptly.
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