PICTURES
Just
arrived
a
large
assortment
of
framed
pictures
I'll'
.
range
II'
$1.85
to
$12.40
BARRIERS
Home
Furnishings
phone
123.
3rd
Avenue
Two
Candy
Specials!
Banquet
Jelly
Wafers
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i-Uwirs
40c
lb.
Purest
Milk
Chocolate
I
I'i.uii
Miik,
i'..itnil
Milk,
ami
Alumud
and
'
Milk,
at
50c
lb.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Rexail
Stare.
The
Pioneer
Druggists.
3rJ
Avsn
e
and
Glh
Street.
Phone
S2
and
200
;ui
Boat
Builders!
We
have
20.000
feet
of
1-2
inch.
5-8
inch,
7-8
Inch
,
d
1
Inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
.
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MISS
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&
MeCAFFERY,
LTD.
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110
and
117.
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ibe
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Friday,
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Skagway
ami
Alaska
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Wednesday,
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John
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
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10.
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Night
Phones
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lack
735
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
lit
bi
HAS
REMOVED
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lu
I'ri.zcll
It
il
low
Shop,
ihtoss.
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in
ihe
Kiiiprx-
II.
ilc!
Wi1
eill'iv
II
full
III'"'
of
MGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
Dam.
awuini.
ROOM
IN
CONNLCTIur.
Proprlotor
!
Local
and
Personal
!
H.G.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Anywhere.
Anytime.
Arthur's
TaXi,
50c:
Phone
078.
-
If
Football
tonight.
Acronolla
lliil
at
.
5
(irtllies
vs.
S.O.H.
Two
ears
at
your
service.
Shcddon
Taxi.
I'liunu
13
i.
tf
When
hark
from
the
holiday.
Iry
Valentin
Hairy;
I'lione
057.
If
For
Hie
busy
man
or
woman.
a
iirown
car
saves
money,
l'honr
HO.
f
t
A.
Clothier,
rr
it
I.
mi
I
niinin
.
i
payiny
a
visit
to
ta-
Sli-warl
district
on
ollleial
bui-
iien.
Our
low
raUJ
have
heen
an
iullaii"lin
Buwes
and
we
ha!l
mliuuc
on
Uti
balf.
Urown
laxi.
I'hone
80.
if
At
lh!
loeeting
of
the
lijitnl
lal
lat
pibt
J.
II.
Thompson
wa
nominated
for
the
pom
lion
a
diMlriet
reireeulativ!
for
tin
lu:.
lloipilaI
AHMocialion.
The
aueeial
adjourueil
eiioi
r
tin-
Sufireme
Court
aMizas
to
deal
with
tbeM.iard
Hiver
murder
una
diner
rae
will
convene
herr
next
Wednesday
rnortiinir
at
10.30
in
the
morning
instead
f
eleven.
The
ban
of
Sam
lto
of
J'orl
KKfingtnn,
charged
with
eio-iim
lnui.r
fur
ale,
wan
adjourned
in
si
iprudiary
Magistrate
H.
F.
Me-
l.eod
n
rourt
until
thin
afternoon
for
de
initin.
Aecuaed
pleaded
iK.I
yuiUy.
Aiiintu
the
viilor
(to
the
city
f.ti.luy
va
C.
H.
ltarbvr
of
the
Chilliwack
Progress.
He
also
iiiayor
of
the
town,
bavinf
heen
elected
three
times
to
Ibnt
.oitiou.
Hp
hi
gone
Ik
rough
!
kanway
on
uolidayf.
A
letter
of
appreciation
from
Vise
Margaret
Lindsay
was
r
pivei
by
the
hospital
board
lasl
iiiglil
n
behalf
of
her
sister,
Mrs.
iHiwther,
in
eoaneethNitwUb
the
treatment
of
Mr.
iHmther
of
his
dealk.
t
Hiiirftv'and
now
manager
ofl
the
UinlfHit
Life
AssHranee
Co.
with
lidiiuartcr
at
Vleton.
ifiiinieti
to
the
city
on
thn"
I'niice
Charlos
lal
night
af
r
liavuwt
made
a
trip
to
Stewart.
Me
left
(his
morning
for
Smilli-
.i-
where
he
is
intereslo!
iu
a
iniiiig
property.
Hhmiik
completed
the
reload-i
iii.-
nf
eotitPr
conren
I
rules
whir!.
he
discharged
here
following
her
5.1
1
uniting
near
Klew
Nugge'l
t-ilunlay.
(kiustwisc
Sltam-
hip
A
llarge
Co.'s
steamer
Mivul
I'leai-ed
during
the
niuh.
fur
I'lu'Miiia
when-
he
will
dh-rhuru'i'
her
rmvo
prior
to
goiii;;
to
Vr
ioria
for
repair-.
ANAIOUNCCMENTS
Mks
Flag
Day
and
dance
riiui-iUy.
August
13.
Ilnplist
Church
Huaar,
XommiiImt
'.
Lailios'
Aid
0.
St.
Andrew's
Ladies'
Auxilirtrv
iMiutir.
Dect'tnher
I
Lutheran
Church
Ladies'
Aid
llaaar,
Deirrmber
I.
Madt
In
"-cum.
B.C.
L
KILLS
h
DFUES.MOT1IS1
H05CUnt)ES
.lltanaosjunsL
l
rTclordatWorkra
Fmwwt
ScJtntlAd
InrfuMrial
H
march
in.tiruia.
will
mt
Main.
PUmmu
odor.
1
Urmltaato
humaoa
nrfanlmala.
msmSBm&im
Your
Grocer
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
Tho
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
llrcakfast,
Lunches,
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
afler
Theatre
Refreshments
Our
Specially
is
Home
Made
lee
Cream
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or
Itctail.
You
will
he
pleased
with
our
service.
Let
us
please
you.
KILLAS&CHRISTOPHER
Phono
17
Shcddon's
Taxi
the
original
oOc.
(an.
Phone
134.
If
Reduction
on
price
of
lumber.
Albert
&
McCaffery
offer
shlplap
at
$15
per
thousand.
Phone
110.
tf
Just
the
needed
article
for
aixirtmentrt.
Kindling
bundles
Z
for
l"
delivered.
P.
It
transfer
&
Taxi.
Phones
IH'J
and
112.
'
,
188
A
contract
for
llie
making
of
alterations
to
the
Exhibition
Hall
was
let
by
the
Fair
Hoard
last
night
to
W.
J.
(Jrer.
His
lender
was
and
K.
Ytrvbersr's
1285.
'
llotert
Slew-art,
4Jiief
eterk
i-i
I
lie
pi
ovinrial
public
works
oflire
here,
i
spending
a,
three
week'
vacation
on
th
(jueeu
.Charlotte
(lands.
He
will
he
baek
to
the
.
ily
next
week.
.'
Mr.
and
Mr.
T:
i.
Clarke
are
idanuing
to
leave
.iff
out
the
en
J
of
the
mouth
to
jspiaidf
a
holiday
at
Mr.
Clarke's
flfd
home
in
I'oronto.
They
vfljigo
East
by
way
of
Chicago
(i.
C.
MacKay,
dil
for
l
he
provincial
public
worVs,
left
1
5
-
ill
tfict
engineer
arlmenl
ot
fleplay'r
.rain
for
Haxelloiv4;Smithers
on
departmental'
Iraifeg'.
Id-will
return
to
tblltMMon-
day.
9
f;
Kiddies'
Masquerade
Iane
'Iks'
Home,
8
p.m.
to-night
Priieii
for
hesf
original
bnv'?
costume,
bet-1
original
girl's
.costume.
besbVcorniO
hoy,
best
gin,
ami
pvsi
nresetj
rouple.
followed
byl
Ulks'
Flag
I
ance.
It
was
rennrlisl
at
the
hospi
tal
hoard
meeting
last
night
th.v
Miss
Sol
io
way,
head
operating
nurse,
was
leaving
oil
Saturd.iv
night
with
Miss
McCaul,
ladv
uperinlendent
and
-(hat
the
ew
lady
superintendent
wis
af
iving
Friday.
'
We
have
just
been
notified
o'
reduction
in.
price
from
tin
mine
and
are
pleased
-In
offer
our
famous
IHson
Coal,
lulup
sacked.
lelivered
.811.00,
F.gg
$13.00
for
ugust
delivery
only.
Now
U
the
time
lo
get
your
winter
sup
ply.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
Phone
58.
188
ESTEVAN
IN
Lighthouse
Tender
Has
Complet
ed
Rounds
of
Queen
Char-lotto
Islands
The
Dominion
guverninenl
lixlil
house
lender
Kstevun,
Capl
Hurry
Hilton,
returned
to
port
at
't
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
af-
er
luring
spent
several
days
nuiMiig
the
rounds
of
the
aids
nii
ig.-itnin
on
Ihe
Queen
Char-
ti-ite
lslunds
The
vessel
is
today
tlniK
al
the
Albert
it
MeCaf-(
!
wharf
and
will
sail
tomor-
m
v
in
"i
iiing
for
I.angara
Island
pn-k
up
three
men
who
have
it.
cu
-.vu-kirig
on
the
light
there.
The
Fstevan
is
at
present
doing
heavy
duly
in
this
district
while
tiir
smaller
Newingtun
Is
work-iiu-
iui
of
Victoria
for
the
time
being.
BEWARE
INSPECTORS
TORONTO.
Aug.
1
3
Following
Hie
criminal
assault
made
in
ii
woman
in
Runtiymcaile
Road
by
a
man
posing
us
n
gas
in
Micctm
Ihe
police
have
issued
i,
gent-nil
wurning
lo
Jiouse-keep
BYWAYS
OF
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Rotarlans
Told
of
Wonderful
Scenery
of.
Gardner
Canal,
Ecstall
River
and
Other
Points
of
Interest
At
the
Ilotary
Club
luncheon
today
an
address
was
given
by
II
F.
Pullen,
his
subject
being
"Ily-ways
of
Northern
llritish
Colum
bia,''
in
which
he
told
about
the
scenic
wonders
jn
some
of
the
places
he
had
visited,
dwelling
particularly
on
his
recent
visit
toi
Gardner
Canal
and
the
scenery
of
that
place.
Incidentally
he
men-1
lioned
trips
to
Khyex
IUvert
Bills
Lake,
the
Ecstall
Hiver,
the
interior
valleys
and
compared
the
scenery
of
those
places
with
the
more
or
less
commonplace
scenes
which
the
tourists
rave
over.
The
speaker
urged
Prince
llupert
people
if
possible
to
visit
the
places
mentioned
as
some
day
they
would
be
centres
of
attraction
to
tourists
from
all
parts
of
the
world.
He
also
showed
photographs
illustrating
his
recent
trip.
"
MUST
NOT
DRIVE
TF
UNDER
LEGAL
AGE
Man
Guilty
of
Negligence
for
Allowing
15
Year
Old
Daughter
to
Operate
Car
WI.NMPF.O.
Aug.
13,
That
W.
II.
stubbiu?ton.
owner
of
the
automobile
which
caused
fatal
injuries
to
five-year-old
Millon
Mael.ean
of
this
city,
was
guilty
of
negligence
"in
inviting
and
allowing
his
daughter
(who
is
iu
her
t5th
year)
'
to
drive
the
vehicle."
was
Ihe
verdict
of
the
jury
at
the
inquest.
The
jury
added
a
rider,
"we
recommend
thai
Ihe
"law
regarding
juvenile-
driving
motor
vehicles
in
the
city
be
enforced
and
means
taken
t
avoid
such
accidents.
Slubbinglon
was
held
in
cus
tody
on
a
charge
of
manslaught
er,
witnesses
gave
evidence
oi
having
seen
the
girl
driving
the
automobile
at
the
time
of
the
accident,
and
the
girl
made
i
deposition
to
the
same
elTecl
stating
however
that
her
father
was
sealed
by
her
side
giving
close
attention.
BURNS
LAKE
A
son-
was
born
on
August
(
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F'ay
Short
o
Hums
Lake.
Heconstruclion
of
the
huihlinz
having
been
compleled
followinvj
lhc,rcnt
fire,
Ihe
ltoyal
Hank
is
again
eslablished
in
iU
regular
quarters
here.
Mrs.
J.
(?.
Saul
and
daughter.
iKirraine,
have
relumed
to
Victoria
arler
having
spent
a
month
visiting
with
Mr.
and
Mrs
Fred
Saul
at
Decker
Lake.
Mrs.
MacKay
and
family
of
Hazellnn
arc
visiting
here
wilh
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Huddy.
Robert
Cerow
and
Richard
O'llara
are
completing
a
contrac.'
for
the
laying
of
000
feet
of
sidewalk
in
Hums
Lake.
"Mrs.
J.
H.
Harrison
of
Oolsi
Luke
has
relumed
from
a
trip
liast.
I.
Cochrane.
H.A..
who
has
been
teaching
at
Foresldale.
hit
been
appointed
principal
of
the
Ituriis
Lake
chool.
1).
H.
Ilaoker
of
Colleyinount
was
a
visitor
to
Mintners
lasl
PACR
THRCT
ISlI
Jf
rOn
Sale
Eveiywhcro
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnners,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SF
fcANADIANj
pACinc
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
fm
lUmikS.
WUMZ1L
JWUC,
SIACVAT
F
TA.1C0UTU,
TICTtiUA
iU
SUTTU
.
KETCHIKAN
SAWMILL
HAYING
GOOD
SEASON
Shipping
Half
million
Feet
Monthly
to
England
and
United
States
i
KETCHIKAN,
Aug.
13.
He-Iwcen
four
and
five
hundred
thousand
feet
of
lumber
is
being
shipped
monthly
from
the
Ketchikan
Spruce
Mills
to
Seattle
according
to
E.
J.
Daly,
operator
and
manager
of
the
mine.
Of
these
shipments
part
are
sent
to
various
sections
of
the
States
and
part
is
transshipped
to
Eng-'and.
There
have
been
more
orders
from
England
than
from
the
Orient
this
year.
A
larger
per
ceul
in
an
increase
of
foreign
orders
and
orders
roni
Ihe
States
the
past
few
years
and
a
per
cent
which
continues
to
increase,
is
developing
into
an
established
busi
ness
'Mr.
Daly
says.
The
Ketchikan
mill
will
he
Operated
until
well
into
October
this
season.
,
A
colored
Haplisl
was
exhort
ing.
"Now,
hredderu
and
sislcrn.
Come
up
lo
de
altar
and
have
yo'
sins
washed
away.
All
came
up
hut
one
mail.
"Why,
Hruilder
Jones,
don't
yo'
want
yo'
sins
washed
away?"
"1
done
had
my
sins
washed
away."
"Yu
has?
Where
yo'
had
yo'
eek
lo
receive
treatment
for
sns
washed
away?"
injuries
lo
his
eye.
0i,cr
at
de
Methodist
church."
MILLINERY.
Just
arrived.
A
shipment
o'
the
latest
and
positively
exclusive
Fall
Rats.
Mrs.
W.
(iold-
hloom.
Third
Ave.
188
When
Tho
Babies
Are
Cutting
Teeth
THE
MOTHER
SHOULD
USE
"Ah,
Hrudder
Jones,
yo'
ain't
been
washed,
cleaned."
Yo,
jes'
been
dry
At
the
meeting
of
the
hospi'al
board
held
last
night
Alderman
Hrown
said
lie
had
heard
complaints
thai
the
pupil
nurses
were
habitually
working
after
hours.
He
said
there
was
no
objection
to
emergency
work
but
he
tid
not
think
they
should
be
kept
as
a
regular
thing.
The
matter
is
to
be
investigated.
SALT
llm
SERVICE
Launch
"23"
will
leave
the
Prince
Rupert
Hoathouse
on
Thursday.
Saturday
and
Sunday
.
.
.
.
.
afternoons
every
half
hour
from
,
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week
days
ers.
to
he
on
their
guard
against
dysentery,
colic,
crumps,
etc.,
manifest
'wery
hour
from
2
p.m.
any
person
coming
lo
their'
tfiemsolves;
the
gunw
b-como
ti)lln,
Launches,
rowhoals
and
caiioos
svi1
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eanwrs
nf
form
iorm
in
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Kit
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homes
posing
as
an
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in
for
sale
or
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t.l'ti'.
unless
ue
uas
ine
proper
cicden-.
.hould
us(s
"nr.
Fowler's,"
and,
per-''
'
hapa,
save
the
baby's
lift.
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381.
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full
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or
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Fine
silky
finish.
For
Slips,
Underwear
and
Dresses.
30
and
10
inches
wide.
Reg.
$1.00.
Special
per
yard
80c
West
of
England
Store
Phono
753.
Bread
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Dig.
wholesome,
nutritious
loaves
of
delicious
nut
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downy
lightness
nnd
excellent
keeping
ipialitips.
Five
Roses
Flour
For
(trends,
Cakes,
l'u'iU
tlings,
Pastries.
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Sales
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Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
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Phono
209
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