OTICE
TO
URGLARS!
iow
two
week
since
v-
rolled
our
rloro
.
Ii.im-
mil
heard
from
'..
d;itc.
i
iiii
lia
avd
your,
in'
i
rouble
ot
bieuk-if
you
had
known
a
in-
price-
in.
W
.
In
know.
however,
Mi
prefer
our
met-
'li-C.
article
i
ynianiiitfH
whether
iu
imy
41;
it.
If
wlint
you
n-
took
dire
not
give
....(I
imi
bring
4i
tint
we
wlH
matin
it
s
Special
recaption
i.ui'itlMr
aflw
Mm
U
i
ltiitiat
your
friend.
John
Bulger
N
11
w.
Jeweller
PROBLEMS
VANISH
When
You
Wear
ONYX
Sho
ew
all
l
zll
If
es
-'
Known
Shoe
.11.
il
V'HiliH
i
I
fitting.
1
0m
ami
v
Mioe
More
hlrd
Ail
Three
Phone
3S7
iff
Sner.ials
i
M
icid
i
:MiUmK
'
reg.
doc
i-kti
25c
'
-
.l.-lly
Powder
N"'i'ial
.
.
.
.
5o
'id
l.nganber-
"W
-tock.
reg.
ttl
25c
special
Apply
-
Week
Only
Phone
45
r
d..ii
i
Grocers
Ltd.
Third
Awe.
resses
UP-TO-THE-MINUTE
STYLES
AND
MATERIAL
M
idciatp
pHres
"Demers"
Houso
of
Oualltv
a
a
P.O.
Box
327
r.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
67E
DENTIST
r
MASQUERADE
ON
'
ARMISTICE
DAY
Terrace
Has
One
of
Mont
Successful
Events
For
Children
'
In
History
of
Town
TKllHACi:.
Nov.
I2.-TMTUI:..-.
fnt
45hildi1.il
.
iilllT
iir0l,
,,,,,,
wa
utriged
on
Monday
eveninu
it
AV.VA;
TIhII
under
U.r
Hi.pic
-ol
tbririHtl
Win
Veteran'
A,,,.
iulMHI.
It
vta-
iindoilbll'dly
of
I
be
ihi,i
.r,.Kriii
iuaHiiii-i'-ade
dance
,
.,
.rfl
flI1(,
will.
II
i
hoped,
become
a
v,.,v
popular
yi'iirl
treat
fur
(lie
ii.i-dle.
Abotil
fifty
children
came
in,
tHeatlMiie
ami
n.iiiMitiitii',
of
almo-i
iM-ryjliiiij.
imaginable.!
mrnming
flower.
huHcrilic
nursery
rhyme
character
clown.
a
fairy,
a
rupld,
poppy
i
girl.
,,ldi.
i..
it
policeman,
u;
farmer,
imd
niitioiial
C4tiirne.
At
In
o'clock
tin-
Miami
march
Wa
lilllM'll
;iti,l
II...
,.l.iM...
....
I
nia-ki'd
A
(loiig
li-i
of
priye
were
awarded
i
follow:
lie
I
diced
child
in
room
I
tylMn
Momkioii
a
"A
Fairy';
Helen
I.Hi'lli'
a-
".
ItiilliT-,
f'y";
.'f.
Mi-tiy
Dover
a
"i
input'
:
,
i.
Kathleen
Unmet
I
m
"Pier-,
tic":
5,
Ji'-.H'
ah
a
"Cani-
,'"
Head
rircciitaiion
of
a
flower
I.
Oruba
I.ui-llc
a
Aster;
?,
jMujorie
Kenm-v
a
Lily.
Ilcl
Arm
ft
ice
lay
Dre
U,
M.iijuric
J.
iiok
a
Flander
'Im'i;
.
Carmen
Smith,
Poppy
ji.ul.
Hoy:
i
Norman
Chapman,
i
Wounded
Soldier.
Hci
CUtmn-
lire
I.
Ilrurc
miih
m
I'liliii'iiian.
j
ltet
Original
Coot
urn
Hoy:
I
Helen
Smith
a
Terrace
Farmer.
iiiuU:
Fanny
McLaren
a
OramU
mother.
i
Hei
pair
of
down
-;iady
Far
Vancou
MAIL
SCHEDULE
!
ouT-aoiKO.
'
ft
thm
Ul
i
Mnudat.
waiifidty
smi
l
ls.se
4
jh.
i
T
WBCMt
Mfcjt
s.il
vjm.
TM4r
4.11
pju.1
w
isjhim
is
um
,.
.t
tjm.
;
lrM)
i.u
im.
Haturdw
iv
S.
:
Imt.
.
tS:
1m
1.
:
T
Adfci,
Allc
Arm,
SUwrt
A
Prmi
I
Ud
t
PJ.
Wi
n4f
S.IS
T
no,
Port
SlmpM
and
Nui
Rlr
PalitU
IbuPMMjr
It
(Ua.
T
!
PelnU
I
R
.
N
r
l.
w.
Dor.
14,
0
..
p-m.
'T
Qtt
CtuHottt
ttln4
Plnt
i
"'Hi.it
ii
and
t.
T
Slari
M
Prtmltr
iunH)'
t.ti
pm
t
IN-COMIMO.
i
rrom
Ota
(l
'
ai
iM
pin.
f
rem
Vancautar
huwa)
pjn.
Wrdw
adaya
IS.IA
.m.
ThnrMUya
pjii.
Mtunta
...
S
p.m.
.
I',
and
3ii;
IHw.
14.
ft
..
..
l.ln
a
rem
nr.
Hta
Arm,
Stawart
A
Pramlar
TM-irtatu
Ju
From
Vancoutar
Port
and
Naa
tar
Palnta
auirflu
tin
Fram
Alaaka
Point
m
i
.
nor.
,
it:
I.
From
Quaan
Cnarlotta
Itland
Polnta
.iHiilMr
l
and
tn.
From
Itawart
and
Pramlar
iitula
It
PJti
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
iiiula
t'rmrf
chirlpf
..
11
p.m
ltn
da
VariMM
Uii
1'rnlav
.
I'ruif
liuiwrt
t
i.m.
Biniida
-aa.
cjual
It
.m
.
Prince.-
liaainrr
..
..
II
i.m
Viv.
a.
Crlnrmii
Mary
..
'..
pJil
Her
i
r.
Prim-pa
Mary
.
.
.
.
pjn.
Oci
.
I-
.
rrliireaa
Mr
.
.
.
.
p.m.
Jan.
I
aa.
prlnrraa
Mary
p.m.
ainiiUy
aa.
Canlrna
PJn
Wrdnrailny-
a.
Prlncr
Imparl
It.iO
.m.
Thiirdy-4.
CaWla
IM"
Hamrday
PHitoe
i:bark
..
S
p.m
Haturday
a.
PeHtn-a
Iveatiice
..
i.m
.
l-a.
Prlnrraa
Nary
i.m.
N.
JO
a.
rrwaaioa
Mary
.
.
.
.
a.m.
Per.
a.
Prlnrraa
Mary
t.m.
per.
f
-
-aa.
prlnrraa
Mary
.
.
.
.
i.m.
For
Port
Slmpaon
and
Naaa
Rlnar
Thurartay
-.
Calala
P".
From
Port
Slmpaon
and
Naaa
Rlar
Salurday
aa.
Caula
For
Alaiaa
Nov.
it-a
Prlnrraa
Mary
..
Mny.
so
--
a.
Prlnrraa
Mary
.
.
.
.
Jiec
14
a.
Prlnroa
Mary
..
..
Prr.
t--a.
Prlnrraa
Mary
..
..
From
aiaaka
.
Nov.
jn
at.
Prlnrraa
Mary
.
.
pn-.
4
.
Prlnrraa
Mary
.
.
prr.
It-
.
J'rlnrraa
Mary
..
..
Jan.
1-
.
Prlnrraa
Mary
..
..
For
Stawart,
Anjot
and
Allca
Arm
Sunday-
a.
Carrtrna
P.m.
Wiitneartaya
aa.
prlni'f
llnprrl
to
p.m,
From
Stawart,
Anyoi
and
Allca
Arm
Tnnaitay
-
a.
Oarilrna
rrlitaya-
aa.
Prlnrr
ttnprrl
.
.
For
Anjron
Tlmritnya
a.
Calnla
...
From
Anyoi
Bttiirrtiiya
-at.
Catah
.......
For
Staaarl
Saturday
.
I'rlnor
Ctiarle.
i.nu
a
in.
a.m.
t.m.
p.m.
p.m
p.m.
p.m.
i.m.
0
a.m.
p.m,
i.m
10
p.m,
From
Stawart'
Sundtyi
.
rrluc
entries
..
to
pm
(ONCOLEUM
COLD
SEAL
wiRT-RUGS
KMi
in
y
ii
1
1
'
t
M"ua
irci",.
Itc-!
-ii-t.iiiii'i)
ciiai-acter
lionaid
Itiii
ni'
i
as
i
.iiwiiiiii-iit.
ill
pri.e-
were
uUo
icn
to
ail
I
he
inn
I
iir
children
in
co-tumi
hihI
included:
Tom
olwon
a
Simple
Simon.
.
Lorraine
Keuney
an
Jackie
Oiogun.
1-aIiIIi
Lit
He
a
liaffy-down-dilly.
Harliara
Halt
a
lloe.
Francen
I
lover
a
J.ady
Maid,
alumarel
Kcihk)
a
AUr.
tiordou
Little
a
Jaek-be-nim-tde.
Fnil
Nau
a
fllpy
Oirl.
The
judfrett
fr
Uie
meninp
Jonen.
c.
H.
llrt.
J.
Frp-t.
and
J.
II.
Avar
and
they
found
their
tank
a
very
difficult
one.
Hre
ww
donated
by
the
FIRE
DESTROYED
HOME
were
Mr.
ItictiinoiHl.
Mr.
J.
followioe:
le4laife
LiniUay.
Kftth.
Hlhrt
and
Fro-t
and
Mer.
A
par.
Atwoed,
A.
Carr,
J
a.
i
.
vu4Hi
and
iroHi.
After
the
prtif
bad
been
aw
ante)
lht
Ire
Kergomtneaux
look
flabliirht
iture
of
the
crowd
and
then
the
children
were
taken
dnwntfr
when
.
the
ladie-
auxiliary
of
Uie
n.AV.V.
ervrnl
I
hem
rnesa
and
poo.
I
thing
to
eat.
which
all
appeared
In
enjoy
to
the
fuH.
A
large
crowd
of
adull
were
preen!
n
walcii
Hie
children
en-Joy
ihemee
and
after
.10.30
all
joined
in
the
dance,
refreh-Mienl
Immiic
ervel
nplair
at
midnight.
S.
Kirkaldy
wa
ma-ter
of
KPrmoBie
for
Ihe
even
ing
and
the
niuic
wan
furnished
by
Hie
fi.W
V.A
Orchestra.
W.R.
CHARTER,
TERRACE
rnrta.
"!
Two
Hundred
Dollars
In
Cash
as
Well
at
Most
of
Contents
of
Building
Went
up
In
Smoke
TF.HHACF..
Nov.
12
Til-
neftl
Httl"
Imiwic
of
W.
h.
Charier.
i-.-ualed
on
the
bench
northwest
ji(
IttWH
wa
etilirelyj,
JojiJnyflij,
fire
early
Xueday
morning
wi'h
practically
all
it
coulenl
and
ovw
two
hundred
dollar
in
cash.
Mr.
Charier
had
jul
relurned
from
the
maiierade
and
lurled
a
good
fire
when
the
pipe
look
fire.
He
ucceeled
in
dragging
mil
a
Irunk
and
ulteae
containing
ome
chdliing
bill
I
be
fire
spread
o
rapidly
Hint
be
found
it
irupihle
to"
get
any-
tidng
more
although
he
wa
quite
badly
humcd
abnul
the
awu
in
the
alioinpl.
The
lo
i
.partly
covered
by
inuiunce.
SMITHERS
John
A.
McDonald
relurned
lo
smilher
on
Sunday
after
an
absence
of
several
monlh
spent
oti
Vancouver
Nland
und
oilier
place
in
ll.G.
The
first
skullinf
of
Ihe
sea
son
vn
enjoyed
Jiy
a
number
of
Smilher
skater
on
thanksgiving
Hay,
when
.several
car
load
of
y-ounir
folk
wen
I
over
lo
tin?
slough
ucjir
Ccorgc
Kidd's
farm.
Mr.
W.
F.
lloyer
who
was
I
ho
looal
delegate
lo
the
Union
Chnrcli
onvenllnn
held
In
Vancouver
recently
returned
home
on
Sunday
accompanied
by
Master
Unmet
Lee
who
will
be
bee
guest
for
a
few
weeks.
ROCHER
DE
BOULE
MACSNERY
IS
TO
BE
REMOVED
NOW
A.
H.
Winp
repreienlinff
Hip
Il.tJ.
Kfjoipnient
Co..
Lid..
Vancouver,
arrived
.on
the
C.XJt;,
boat
yelerflay-4iiorninp.
and
.proceeded
on
today'
Irain
to
ll.u.el-lon
where
.he
will
make
an
ax-nminalion
of
Hie
mining
machinery
localed
Jit
:
JJie
lloeher
de
Jlonle
mine
wfihJJie
object
of
'removhiK
it.
Tie
machinery
oriiLH
of
trnniwayx,
rail,
lo-.coniolive,
coihpfeHOr.
Kanolin
'
inacliiiiery,
which
ban
recently
been
purchased
by
the
companv.
Mr.
Winp
will
return
In
Hie
ci!y
next
week
for
the
plirjioC
of
oblaininK
ner',ary
ear
and
labor
wilh
which"
In
carry
out
I
he
w'nrk.
.Mr.
Winjr
who
a
mine
uperin-lendent
for
Hie
firanby
Coniian.r,
Any
o
i,
for
a
number
of
year,
and
i
well
known
in
the
jjnrlh.
STEWART
The
fir!
ahipmenl
of
nri
nice
I
he
reopentnp
of
Ihc
properly
coninlintr
of
15
lon
ol
concentrate
wii-
made
lai
wep.
from
Hie
ltiveriiite
mine.
The
Slewarl
Conienalive
As-
focialion
ha
eleclcd
officer
for
the
year
a
follftw:
I'reidenL
II.
V.
Kennedy;
vice-ireidenl,
Frank
Haugli;
Secretary,
F.
F..
!ifol;
treasurer,
II.
ti.
Marvin:
execullve,
II
I',
(ilb-on
and
S.
ti.
Andrew.
Twejily
mep
are
now
employed
al
the
Dnriwcll
mine
under
.the
management
of
Mallliew
Lillle
M;K.
The
power
plant
bavin?
been
compleled,
iinderprouni'
work
has
now
Marled.
A
tourist
lintel
at
Hie
bead
ol
Salmon
Clacier
i
projioed
by
C
L.
llihliard
of
Seal
He.
who
heavily
inteiele.l
in
the
Outland
Silver
Har
property,
flefore
uch
a
project
could
Ie-
undertaken.
however,
it
would
bo
neeear.
to
have
an
automobile
road
bill!!
M.
Hatt.
J.
l.pBbaw.
Klrkably.iup
the
Salmon
Hiver
Valley.
TELKWA
Mr.
H.
II.
Phillip
.entertained
three
table
of
bridge
on
Friday
lat.
Priie.
were
won
by
Mr.
T.
jM.
Owen
and
Mr.
O.
II.
Wall.
The
Community
Hall
at
Hound
Lake
held
a
very
nice
ociul
evening
on
Friday,
when
dancin?
wa
enjoyed
for
eeral
.liourc
Mr.
ilopkin
of
Swifl'
Co.
was
in
lowu
on
Monday.
The
W.A.
of
SL
Slephen
Church
held
their
meeting
al
the
home
of
Mr,
ft.
Tiiunie.rmeiMer
on
Tueduy
afternoon
when
final
arrangement
or
the
annual
.alrt
which
i
to
ie
held
on
Nnvciubix
?0,
were
.made.
The
Xuring
Home,
W.A.
held
a
card
parly
in
the
home
nu
Monday.
Tluvre
were
;
evern
table
of
bridge
,and
whi'..
Ilridge
)rl;c
were
vn
by
Mr.
Wall
aiyl
L
i;kman,,,wUili
Mr.
Hnyle
andJ.v;,Vallcfw'fj-e
wjn-her
..-fiiAtVTdiitmlllia
PaIio.
Hu-Di-'liil'iBu-rtc
Juiiru;.lli
TVeiTlneT.
TERRACE
NOTES
'
.
u.
So
far
there
ha
iieen
very
little
now
here,
A
few
froly
ttighl
have
been
a
reminder
of
the
coining
wilder.
Conlable
Vodnian
of
the
Il.CM.P.
ppeut
Thaiikgiving
Ir,
Prince
Hujiert
visiting
friend.
Mrs.
A.
II.
Marker
entertained
about
fifteen
Jiltle
to
on
Tuesday
afternoon
in
calebralion
.of
Ihc
fourth
.birthday
of
bet
daughter
Iora.
Mrs.
O.
T
Sundal
entertained
al
a
"Thimble
Tea""
on
Tuesday
aflemoon
in
honor
of
Mr.
Smith,
mother
of
Mr.
L.
II.
Ken-
ney,
who
I
leaving
for
her
home
In
Vancouver
today.
4-
The
II.
.
Ilridge
Club
were
entertained
by
Mr.
Aldous
al
Ihe
home
of
Mr.
0.
Tuesday
evening.
T.
.Sundal
on
A.
K.
Lillle
and
J.
McLaren
came
down
from
the
mining
claim
at
Vanursdid
to
spend
the
holiday
at
their
home
here.
F.
C.
lllshim
hWTtlhe
misfortune
to
fall
about
eight
-feel
Into
a
well
on
Tuesday
and
received
I
The
Man
Who
Talked
at
Random
sat
in
the
window-corner
of
the
Pullman's
smoking
HE
compartment,
and
breathed
fatly
and
uttered
large
opinions
in
a
suety
voice.
Jt
grew
late,
as
so
often
it
does;
and
he
put
thev
quietus
on
a
discussion
with
the
ponderous
statement:
"I
don't
read
advertisements.
They
have
no
effect
on
me
at
all.
I'd
never
miss
them
if
they
stopped
print-
trig
cm.
Then
he
glanced
at
his
advertised
watch
and
sought
his
lower
birth.
In
the
morning
the
ad-skeptic
contorted
himself
out
of
his'advertised
pyjamas
into
his
advertised
underwear,
drew
on
his
advertised
socks,
adjusted
them
with
his
advertised
garters,
got
into
his
advertised
clothes,
laced
his
advertised
shoes
and
added
himself
to
the
congestion
in
the
wash-room.
There
he
shaved
with
an
advertised
razor,
using
advertised
shaving
cream;
brushed
his
teeth
with
an
advertised
toothbrush
and
advertised
dental
cream,
washed
with
advertised
soap,
and
brushed
his
hair
with
an
advertised
brush.
Buttoning
his
advertised
collar
he
knotted
his
advertised
on
an
advertised
button,
neatly
tie,gave
his
advertised
suspenders
a
tug
or
two,
and
finished
dressing.
Let
us
leave
him
there,
this
man
who
never
reads
advertisements!
Everything
worth
using
is
advertised.
Everything
that
isn't,
rarely
is.
Read
the
advertisements
for
value's
sake
'
-
tt-
,
a
bad
cut
on
the
lip.
Firt
aid
wa
rendered
by
Mrs.
.1.
K.
Fros'
and
Mr.
Jtihop
left
for
llazelton
uti
Wedneday
for
lurther
medical
attention.
It.
I'alon
of
Hie
Lakelse
Hatch
ery
UII
left
on
Monday
foe
Prince
Huperl.
II.
M.
Mcintosh
relurned
to
Terrace
on
Tuesday
lo
spend
a
diort
time
at
hi
niimmer
homo
here.
,
".
Mr..
Chas.
Ilaven
of
LakeIo
Haichjry.
i
spending
a
hori
jlmrrfttrrwirtr
the
gVf
'cif
Mr.
A.
C.
Fowler.
F'ollowing
Ihe
Armistice
ser
vice
conducted
by
Hurul
Dean
.Marsh
the
relurned
men
visiled
fhe
cemetery
and
decorated
lb"
grave
of
those
who
had
served
overseas.
J.
K.
Frost
repealed
v,ln
Flanders
Fields"
and
Hev.
di
II.
Youns
.gave
a
brief
ad-'
dress.
Miss
Mayme
lUibb
returned
on
Monday
afler
having
spent
Ihe
holiday
at
her
home
in
Prince
Hupert.
SEA
IS
OVERTAKING"
YORKSHIRE
VILLAGE
KILN
SKA,
King,,
.Nov.
This
ancient
lillle
village
appears
destined
for
the
bottom
of
the
wean,
u
fate
experienced
liy
other
Yorkshire
town
vit
cen-lurie
pasl.
The
nea
for
some
time
ha
lieen
workinpr
ivs
way
toward
KlliiMca
at
the
rate
of
about
13
indie
a
month.
Coast
erosion,
due
to
high
seas,
has
been
causing
concern
all
along
the
east
Yorkshire
ooast.
Jt
is
being
washed
away
at
the
rate
.7
feet
per
annum
near
Hridlinglon,
increasing
to
15.5
feet
at
Kiln-sea,
which
is
near
Spear
Point.
RIVERSIDE
HOMES
OF
THE
ASQUITH
FAMILY
LONDON,
Nov.
12.
The
As-quitlis
have
a
passion
for
riverside
homes.
All
Ihe
members
of
Ihe
family
.
are
fond
of
The
Wliarf,
Lord
Oxford's
house
on
the
Thame.
Lord
Oxford
also
has
an
apartment
in
Temple
Chamber,
overlooking
Victoria
l-imbankment,
and
Ilaymond
As-uuith
also
has
an
apartment
in
the
same
buildiing.
Lord
Oxford
daughter.
Princess
Ilibesco,
wife
of
the
Rumanian,
minister
lo
Wlasliinglon,
has
a
home
on
(he,
Quai
Hotirhon,
and
is
dividing.
her
time
between
the
whores
of
the
Seine
and
Thames.
Advertise
in
the
Dnilv
New
LAND
ACT.
Not
lea
.of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaaa
Land
In
Prlnrr
P.iipert
Laud
Rrrorttlnf
Distort
of
Prlnrr
ltuirrt
and
altualr
nn
the
rat
hnrv
of
Uaruard
Cuvr,
Prlnrraa
Itiival
lilanfl.
lUnrr
four.
i'.iia.t
IiUlrtrt.
TAkK
MiTli.l;
thai
Sunierrllle
Caunrry
Omilian.v
Uinltrd
of
iaiinmvrr.
U.C.,
nc-,
dilution
parkrr.
Ini7nda
tn
apply
for
rrntUaliHi
to
purrlii
Um
following:
df-,
arribrd
landi:
Omiinrni'lnr
at
a
post
planted
on
the
liortliraat
shorr
of
Barnard
Cove.
Prlnrr
Ituyal
Island,
Jlanm
4,
Coast
IHatrlrt.j
tlM-nrr
raatiirly
Iwruly
rlulna;
thi-nre
anitlr.rly
ity
rhalna;
tbrnrr
wratrrly.
fnrly
rhalna:
llM'ni-r
northrrly
five
rhalna..
iiiorr
or
lea,
lo
high
aii-r
murk;
them-e
followlnir
Mali
water
mark
In
an
easterly;
and
nortlmrly
dirrrikin
in
lnt
f
roiu-l
iiieiiivinrnt.
ami
nmialnlnc
one
tiundrrd
rrrs,
liMin
nr
leas.
Sp.MKHVILI.E
CAM.NEftY
CO.
I.TP.
Aiiiicaiii.
Prr
W.
J.
Thoniaa.
Afrnt
rail
niflr
tih
mi
LAND
ACT.
Notloa
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land.
In
Prlnrr
Itupprt
Land
Rrcordlnir
District,
ami
annate
al
.Nnwruinlxi
Harbor,
Pitt
laland,
alniul
one
lull
norOwaat
from
the
entrance
to
Petrel
Ctwnnel.
and
about
une
mile
aoullierly
from
Uie
northeast
corner
of
Lot
8033P.
Take
nollre
that
Wallace
Flslirrlra
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
ocrupatlun
raiineryiuen.
tntrnda
to
apply
for
a
lean
of
the
fullowlna
prearrlbed
land:
Comnii'iii-hif
at
a
poat
planted
about
dim
nil
Ira
In
a
southerly
direction
from
the
northeast
corner
of
Lot
8033P;
ttieni-e
south
I
tt
ohalnsi
.thence
wral
C.UO
rlialna;
thenre
mirth
0.70
rhalna;
thmre
easterly
ineanoVrlmr
alona
the
hlrh
water
mark
to
poat
nf
ntniinem-eitient,
ami
rmiuiHinr
ion
acre,
inore
or
ie.
WALLA
CL
lISHEMIr:
LIM'TED.
Applicant.
Dtiid
Septenuitr
S(ul
tits.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
at
any
time
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
COAL
COAL
Let
us
put
in
your
coal
Mipply
for
the
winter.
Have
you
tried
our
Hcoo
Goal?
A
nice
clean
hot
coal
at
$11
per
ton,
nut
size.
Stove
coal
$12.50.
.
Lump
coal
$13.50.
This
coal
will
not
fill
your
pipes
wilh
soot.
We
can
quole
you
low
prices
on
lumber,
also
attend
to
small
deliveries
promptly.
TAXI
New
clean
Sedans
itt
your
service
day
or
night.
Charges,
50c
fur
one
or
two
passengers.
Call
112
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
3rd
Avenue.
Phones
189-112