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86
Saturday,
Sept.
26,
1023.
n
seoms
as
if
we
are
making
good
progress
with
Ihe
grain
elevator.
It
i
animunred
officially
that
it
is
to
lie
operated
by
the
grain
commission
and
that
members
of
thai
commission
will
be-
here
early
next
month
to
make
an
examination
of
Ihe
work.
T
I
II.
.
41
.
i
.
.
.
nummo
men
sieps
win
r,c
niken
to
arrange
for
a
proper
staff
to
operate
the
elevator
so
Ihat
no.
time
may
be
lol.
Imil..n
Ii..
I.
II.
..1
-i
.
I
i
i.
ihtii,
iniiMiii
unr
eifaior,
nas
neen
coming
much
into
the
public
eye
of
late
and
she
will
do
so
more
than
ever
as
the
vessels
come
here'
Great
Britain
And
Arbitration.
(ireat
Britain
is
leading
in
the
mailer
or
adherence
to
the
principle
or
arbitration.
.lust
jiow
th'e
British
representative
at
Geneva
is
Hsking
lor
a
general
disarmament
conference
with
a
view
to
ifdm
ing
expenditures
on
armaments,
naval
and
otherwise.
It
is
ridiculous
to
redifee
.shipbuilding-
unless
there
i
.
-w
-
-
-
curtailment
ot
land
forces,
air
forces
tind
under
wuter
v
-
Just
Few
Days
In
V
-"..
Which
To
Register.
'
-
mi
-
.
.
.
.
.
mere
are
just
a
jew
days
in
which
fo
register.
Anyone
nui
mi
me
provincial
iim
nere
wiietner
registered
elsewhere
or
not
Simula
at
once
lake
steps'
to
gol
jhe
name
on
the
list
here.
The
person
who
is
not
registered'
will
nol
be
able
lo
vote.
Women
Should
Take
Interest
In
Election.
It
is
nolicenble
that
women
make
tip
their'
minds
quickly
aiuKseldom,
change.
They
are
orien
iiiflueuced
by
prejudices.
They
find
it
dirricnlt
lo
weigh
the
pros
and
cons
and
then
to
make
up
their
minds
on
a
basis
or
rea-on.
Many
men
are
the
same
but
not
as
many
as
women.
The
country
is
kept
sore
by
the
men
who
can
change
their
minds.
They
are
not
tied
lo
any
parly
but
vide
as
they
see
fit.
The
difficulty
is
Ihat
people,
often
vole
for
the
man
instead
of
the
principles
at
stake.
Of
course
men
are
needed
or
the
very
highe.it
calibre
but
unless
ihcy
vote
righl
when
they
get
into
parliament,
what
is
the
good
or
sealing
them
to
parliament?
If
we
end
a
man
to
Ottawa
why
is
going
to
vote
for
the
leaders
vljo
are
opposed
lo
us,
wlrtU
nse
are
the?
They
are
worse
than
useless.
They
are
playing
into
the
'hands
.
of
the
enemy.
What
we
want
is
men
who
are
pledged
to
policies
which
are
best
for
Prince
Rupert
and
district
and
who
will
sup-port
leaders
who
are
ready
and
willing
lo
help
us.
Warning
Against
Mining
Fakes.
'
Ron,
'William
Sloan
has
coiv
warning
penp(e.
agaiul
fake
mining
companies.
PrinW
Ruperl'
piople
have
been
receiving
circulars
from
the
syndicate
oxtiloilitiff
Ihe
Hat
Creek
olalma
nn.i
i
ns
is
one
or
tne
concerns.
.
gainst
which
the
minister
warns
He
points
out
that
thing
are
nol
n
represented.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
Prince
Rupert
people
will
not
be
led
lino
-(..1)infr
away
money
lo
ttus
concern.
II
will
be
annlher
caso
or
pouring
out
our
gooil
money
with
no
hope
or
getting
it
bark.
TOWERS
A
Fisherman's
Suit
To
Suit
The
Fishermen
JACKETS
ply
l
roomy
Doubt,
,
inner
brettt
pite
with
fly
front
iri8iimtMr:.x
KPIiniAL
Nu.l2T.-l
(lit
I
CHCtr
43
,
r.rtarc
MADC
IK
CAUDA
ny
pouMty
of
net
or
Iim,
uUhmf.
Botk
ttnnenu
tn
U
in
ytJW
e5
hm
ry
toufh
wevint
wrftct.
M40V
by
CtncVi
forwwrt
.terproof
tlotkkM
TnMitt
upon
getting
a
genuine
Tower's
Waterproof
TOWER
CANADIAN
LIMITED
lUKuniu
VANCOUVER
WINNIPEG
MONTREAL
lUUFAT
n
been
law;.
IIIL'4
11111
the
ifi
no
oilier
person,
ami
ml
such
ballot
in
Ihe
ballot
L
'deputy
returning
officer
er
1
pack
rvra
7H
H
OkTtfTtiffife
a(iiriit,
Sdpion,!,
LAW
GOVERNING
THIS
ELECTION
Provision
Made
For
Strictest
Secrecy
and
Voter
Himself
Not
Allowed
to
Tell
OTTAWA,
Sept.
26.
By
Canadian
I've
.
The'
secret
ballot
ha
always
been
regarded
as
one
of
Ihe
cornerstone
ofi
I
f
i
I.
.
.
.
II
.
l:
1
.
l
aou
me
srenvy
oi
kip
nauoi
lias
protected
hy
stringent!
a
or
four
ye.trs
lirinps
many
jounjr
men
ami
women
In
the
voting
a
and
many
aliens-
into
the
rants
of
rilienhip.
For
these,
as
well
as
for
persons
who
have
exercised
their
franchise
ami
for-
polton
lh
strict
resulations
which
circumscribe
the
casting
oT
the
ballot,
the
actual
terms
or
the
Dominion
Klections
Act
are
or
interest
at
the
present,
lime
I
he
Act
is
the.
law
soverninp
all
rcderal
contest
and
contains
the
nrovisions"
rnr
the
Kiianlini;
of
the
citiiens'
riphl
lo
the
secrfl
hallol.
I
he
Act
requires
every
candi-
lare,
orricer,
cierK,
agent
or
other
person
in
attendance
at
a
polling
station
or
at
the
count
in?
of
the
vole
lo
aid
in,
main-
tnininp
the
secrecy
of
the
votinp:
ind
no
candidate,
officer,
elerk.
apent
or
other
person
shall:
No
Person
Shall
(a
Before
the
poll
is
closed
iiiuiniinicate
to
any
person
any
tniormaiion
as
to
wiioiher
any
person
on
the
list
of
voters
has
or
has
not
applied
for
a
ballot
paper
or
voted
at
that
polling
station;
or
,b
At
Ihe
pollm?
station
in
forfere
with
or
attempt
lo
intor-
fre
with
a
voter
when
marking
his
ballot
paier,
or
otherwise
at-
Tonipi
10
obtain
inrormalion
as
to
the
caRdidate
for
whom
any
voter
is
about
to
vole
or
has
voted;
or
?e
At
the
eotmliiiK
of
the
voTjes
atlemul
lo
ascertain
the
number
on
the
back
of
any
bal
lot
paper;
or
d'
At
any
time
communicate
exct'pl
to
a
c.urt
or
jtxkre
law-
fully
reipiirinp
him
lo
do
so
any
inrormalion
as
to
the
number
on
no
nacK
ni
nm
nallot
paper
srivon
lo
any
voter
al
a
polling
st.-ttion;
or
'
At
any
Itme
or
place,
di
recuy
or
inoirocu.v,
iniluee
or
ondeavor
to
Induce
any
voter
to
show
hi
ballot
paper
aHer
he
has
market
It.
so
as-
to
make
known
lo
any
person
the
name
or
the
candidate
for
or
against
whom
he
has
o
marked
hi
vote;
or
(f:
At
any
time
communicate
In
any
person
any
inrormalion
obtained
al
a
polling
station
as
in
me
caminiale
for
whom
any
voter
at
such
pollinsr
station
is
about
to
vole
or
has
voledf'or
'K
At
such
counting
attempt
to
oiuain
any
inrormalion
or
communicate
any
information
obtained
al
such
counting
as'
to'
the
candidate
ror
whom,
any
vote
is
iveu
in
any
particular
ballot
paper.
Illegal
Practice
Clause
two
of
the
section
ulale
that
"any
person
who
violates
any
provision
or
this
section
shall
he
irullly
or
an
illegal
practice
ami
or
1111
offence
asrainst
this
Act
punishable
by-summary
-onvictlons
as
in
Ihlsr
Act
provided."
It
i(apaiiist
the
law
for
any
oler,
unlesM
unable
lo
read
or
incaiiacitatod
by
blindness
All
shoes
are
casHi;
it
jemocratie
Ir
governments
In
Can-
'"a''"
'"
snincd
wnn
Sltoe
Polish
'The
i(nJirJl$
value
Ewrqlsodij
knows
tbcquJify
Compare
(he
qtiantUtj
Swear
Interpreter
Penalties
are
provided
in
the
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
says:
iloys,
It
always
goes,
there
election
time.
v.,
ahotil
to
organize
a
a
darn"
club.
Don't
Two
ladies
are
hiking
AIook
Ihe
railway
track.
or
C.1.1.
t..
n...
i
the
,..
,
,
'"l"
"
""ii-
11117
nr.:
u.iiisiiih
at
Hie
liiice.s
.ehrls'nnn'
oysler
iine,,
Aii'il!
I;
should
;noi4tv0tider
(
j
but,
I'hm&h
iliamomls
feally
come
from
mines1,
Jhe
gels-
I
hem
rrom
a
nut.
Now
Ihat
eleutlons
are
on
and
everybody
Is
organizing.
I
am
care
inv-
in
j
"
"
y.
I
rear
they
II
ne'er
come
back
mg
m
Ihe
manner
prescribed
in'
the
Act.
to
xlion.-
tils
huiini
tin
nit1
when
marked,
lo
any
person
so
as
to
allow
name
or
t
ho
eandi-
dale
for
whom
he
has
voted
to
be
known
"and
any
person
who'
violate
itlio
provision
or
this
section
slnill
be
guilty
or
an
illegal
practice,"
Mntes
the
Act'.:
A
person
unable
to
vole
wllli-IUniHe
out
axsistance
is
not
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert,
September
26,
1915
During
the
school
vacation
Carroll,
)na
Christian,
PRESENTATION
TO
LIBRARIAN
Miss
Mortimer
Recipient
of
Handsome
Silverware
From
Members
of
Her
Board
There
was
a
special
iuforninl
noeiing
if
the
Prince
llupert
Library
rtoard
last
night
hi
the
prosidetif,.
flat
In
I
ho
Daily
News
j
building
foMhe
purpose
of
pre-'
sen
litis
he
retiring
lihrarinir,
In
the
ease
of
noter
applying
M"
Vto,"
Mortimer,
hero
with
a
No
matter
what.
proceed-
fof
a
ballot,
when
the
deputy!
Iie
of
silvej-wnre
as
a
mark
ofj
ay
V
arise,
from
election,
no
returning
oificor
.loos
mU
uii-i
ITieir
appreciation
of
the
non-ire,
man
or
woman
is
required
oridcrstund
the
language
sfHUien
hy
mmr,.-..
uuruiR
mo
p.
jt-.ir.
uM-miiiP.t
in
liviilpn
ih
nnmn
nt
i
Ihe
a
indicant.
Ii
is
r.-ouiml
to
'
calling
on
Mrs.
Kirkpatrirk
llio
candidate
for
whom
he
or
she
ha
voted.
Hvery
election
Jiritifrs
forth
now
army
of
voters.
Throe
swear
air
mlerprtler,
who
shall,
'
wie
ywoiiwuhmi,
n.
x.t
be
the
means
or
roimnunieMtionrPuH"
"toko
or
the
iire
the
liotwoen
Ijii'rt
iiii.l
the
voter
vvltlrhoartl
had
had
in
jreUini:
pood
reference'
to
all
matters
quired'
IHarians.
He
stale.1
Ihat
much-to
euabte
urh
votrr
to
vt.
an.if
the
sueee
of
the
lii.tilnlioii
in
case
no
inlortor.
ter.
is
round.
'
due
to
the
oxeollenl
services
such
voter
is
not
to
be
allowed
rend-red
by
.Nfl
Mortimer
and
i
vote
;'i"
librarian
who
had
preceded!
'Voters
are
required
to
vote
'h"-
Al
the
last
regular
meet-without
undne
delav.
and
as
s.H.n
in
he
ImmihI.
momtMrs
had
as
they
have
voted
the
law
ro-
''
"
Uilnjrs
aln.nl
her
work
Ouiros
them
to
leave
the
pollinc
''
not
in
station.
Provision
is
made
that
a
posHn
o
show
Ih
any
sul
in
each
polling
station
Ihero
tnial
manner
how
they
np-must
be
seprale
rooms,
or
..arsP,',,'
'hey
were
able
of
the
room
curtained
ofr.
Into
''"
"
ani1
"
",,',,
"
Mr.
which
the
voter
may
retire
for.
Kirk
pal
rirfc
who
made
the
formal
the
purpose
of
markintr
his
bal-
rrcmliH.
lot.
and
these
must
be
fitted
out
M,'
Kirltwlrkk
wihcs
Miss
witli
a
table
and
a
pencil.
j
M'Tlim-r
success
in
her
new
vo-
A
section
or
the
Act
povemiiiK
'a,i,,n
"d
thanked
her
ror
the
curl
i.rocodun.
under
Hi
ArtK"""1
semces
she
had
rendered
nrovidos
that
"no
nerson
may
be
roouirod
to
sin
to
for
whom
he
1
Mis
Mortimer
Ihankftl
tile
voLvl"
in
any
proceodinsrs
which
may
arie.
tanl
for
the
beautiful
present,
a
fine
silver
entree
dih,
and
said
he
would
always
remember
Act
for
persons
jniiltv
of
iltepal
kiiulne.s.
or
corrupt
practice
at
eLortion
!
t'dlowinK
the
proontnltn
Sect
inn
86
or
the
cl
provides'
'"a
served.
Those
present
that:--"Any
person
who
during!
Kirfcpatrlek.
Itev.
O.
O
an
eloot
ion
commits
a
corrtipt!
H"'"k,r-
Alderman
Smith.
(5.
V
practice
or
an
illegal
praclicej
Wilkinson.
James
IlJark.
II.
F.
shall
ii.so
ipso
facto
l
me
dis.iiial-l
"niton.
",,pn-
'-rtiusiianK
Mie
ified
from
voting
and
incompetent
lo
vole
at
soeli
eloolion.
ni'W
lilo-arian
tllll'T.
and
Miss
Mor-i
PAULINE
ON
A
VISIT
TO
HULL
A
good
name
is
better
than)
riches
but
It's
w-onderfBl
l.o
flflenl
Genera
Promln,nt
anselnsti
a
lot
of
people
show
themselves
l
lr
lhy
chnoinu
riches.
.vnmner
out
maxim
H
ei-f
phi.lo.1.
Tarn
told
Ifiat
Ihe
early
.
.....
.
k...
r
i
l
Among
Emprra
Visitors
as
Quest
or
Lord
Mayor
Representatives
t,t
nil
the
iHiminions
were
rnlly
guests
or
the
Lord
.Mayor
of
Hull
and
'
st
ui'.:
u
r
III
1711.
ilAl
1
r..
......
u
.
.
I
t
.
i
asks
who
wtints
Ui
be
a
hint
awA,w,
an(l
fl(ll,WM
.,
,r
,
hav
wirtrins?
A
halitosis
fiend
fs
in
bad
odor.
()
zixw
me
a
vote
-Utter
any
old
iwat.
And
I'll
phtmp
ri)r
ftie
man-Whn
will
come
In
at
tlie;
van,
Mo
he
Tory
op
C.rit
I
shall
not
enrev
a
bit.
ir
I
win
in
the
end
Ami
my
candidate
send,
WtMIe
my
rolors
at
last
I'll
nail
to
the
mast.
A
bride
is
all
rff
properly
groomed.
lit
ir
she
i
I
he
country
l
roIhr
to
duslries
and
resource
or
Prominent
anion
the
visitors
was
f.
A.
Pauline,
agent
genera!
for
trilis
Columbia,
lie
gavr
several
interview
lo
newspapers
wiiioti
were
given
groat
prtmiin
ruro.
rueaMllg
or
Hie
visit
he
IS
reported
in
Ihe
Daily
Mail
as
having
said:
i
nnve
mm
no
previous
ex
perience
of
a
city
being
so
gen-
ieroii,
irr
f
enlernrWnff,
and
trial
it
has
taken
this-
method
of
letting
lht
rest
or
the
Ilrltislt
l.mpire
know
wlmt
it
is
doing
and
what
it
can
do.
I
nm
ipiile
sure
Ihat
as
the
result
or
this
wn
many
ot
u
will
go
away
with
a
much
bolter
knowledge
oV
what
the
Oily
or
Hull
stands
for
.lllail
Wo
possessed
before.
I
feol
that
each
nn
or
tis
greatly
appreelale
the
opportunity
given
Us
at
increasing
tba
knowledae
nt
lf.
...Mill.
7
i"i
iiir-
iiu-iiiiies
oi
Mils
finrl
mill
Uvlll,
as
lar
as
possible,
ror
the
country
each
represent.
toot
inrwnru
lo
taking
advantage
ol
Hie
opportunities
you
offer
us
and
make
use
of
the
know
led
no
wo
have
obtained."
This
statement
by
Frederick
A.
Pauline,
agent-general
ror
Hrilish
Columbia,
was
characteristic
of
the
feeling
of
all
those
who
have
for
two'
days
eniorod
ne
nopirallty
or
the
Third
Port
with
a
view
to
oblnininir
riml.
hand"
knowledge
or
the
racflitln
of
Huff,
and
of
gelling
into
per
sonal
touch
wilh
those
who
guide
the
commercial
destines
0f
the
port.
Immigration
Groups
A
proposal
to
establish
inuul-pritllmi
groups
in
llritish
t:oiim.
bin-
and
his
opinion
I
on
the
suli-
1.
.
I.
........
I
!
!.
I..
1
1
........
..
I..
I
..ii...
f
i
.
...
inmiiru
ijrun
irtur.-,
l
uroi
ny
JOIIOH
a
II'
eel
ln
ntr
nabn.l
l.
rrom
voting,
hut
he
is
required,
Alberta
Hill
collected
HiiJ.(57
ror
r
am
sure
Ihat
the
'iirHlsh
lo
make
oath
in
the
prescribed
Ihe
lied
Cross
Soclely
through
Columbian
tlovernmenf
Wfiul
form
or
his
Incapacity
and
the!
Ihe
sale
or
riowcix,
.
view
will,
sympathy
any
si
c
deputy
.elurnlng
orricer
nmv
scheme
which
Hull
would
car,
t
hen
assist
the
voter
by
mark-
John
A.
Iloak,'
wesjern
U.S.
put
loi-ward,
by
which
grouping
his
ballot
In
Ihe
manner
di-
freight
agent
for"
the
Canndiait
ccnlres
were
rormed
rnr
the
nur
reeled
by
such
voter,
ill
the,
(lovernmcnl
Hallways,
is
visiting
poso
of
sending
overseas
their
nresenco
of
llm
"
-
!!
vi,
iih
his
ijiiupini-r,
suriniis
noililiailOII.
I
nm
lu.Mimuics
.ir
oi
inn
sworn
i.eongn
n.
i
n:
.Mr.
-
noaws
nil
in
nvop-..
.-
eloclors,
representing
the
camll-i
lira.biuarlrrs
are
in
Chlcngo.
nates
in
the
polling
station,
and,
....
n
.
.
quireii
ny
mw
to
indicate
in
the
from
the
south
lo
pay
him
annual
wards
the
cost
I
pou
poor
wnere
such
voles
havo,
visit
to
the
local
lodge.
'Canada,
of
sure
Keltleuieiil
Hoard
t
would
co-operafe,
and
ir
nun
ueeiilos
lo
start
I
he
selienm
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
i
1
1
i
ii
1
1
i
.
"Oh,
I
Hate
to
Get
Up
in
the
Morning"
Hang
Hairy
Lauder,
and
on
wa-hda
moi-muir
reel
like
singing
Hie
-ame
thoig.
So
why
nol
cud
that
ancient
driidger
to
.1
.
THRIF-T
SERVICE
Just
call
for
our
TllRIFT-T
MKIU'ICR
whi.
h
w,n
hit
of
Ihe
wishing
mid
iron
lb'
flat
work
t..i.
wash
nut
of
wash
day
Hint
"
hate
lo
get
up
m
iltg"
feeling
Will
be
Rune
fm-
good
,m
!
,
THRIFT-T
SERVICE.
5c
a
lb.
and
1c
a
piece.
Minimum
Charge
$1.00.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8.
j
Canadian
National
Railways
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermaker,
Blacksmiths,
Patttrn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
t
equipped
to
handle
at
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
Sportsmen!
are
Ilci
t.jM
irtt-i
-
r.r
Suirhng
ImhmI-
l
We
i..ri
the
f.mioos
WESTERN
SUPER
"X"
LONG
RANGE
SHOT
SHELLS
See
ii
for
HiiihI
Logger'-
Supplies
Oil.
Ii
and
larl
llabtf
-
xe
Siw.
ot.
.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
714
Second
Avenue
hands
of
the
Federal
finvrriAnont
and
Hrilish
Columbia
has
ni
fqhern
euarnfp
nnd
part
from!
Iliat
or
the
nairtdian
llovern-menl."
Mr.
Pauline
was
ijuilA
sanguine
as
tir
the
prospects
or
success
or
such
a
scheme
as
is
tonteiiiplaied.
t
f
it
is
liilte
reastble,"
ho
said.
The
Plan
D.
Algar
I
la
Hey,
F.ll.d.H..
a
Vorkshireinau.
who
ror
eight
years
resided
.
in
South
Africa.
untl
aflerw?rlH
for
fifteen
yours
In
Canada,
one
of
the
llritish
Umpire
visitors
to
Hull,
Is
engaged
upon
a
broad
scheme
for
group
sell
foments
n
the
Kinplre
by
llritish
ramilles
who
are
filled
for
rural
overseas
life,
and
are
anxious
to
go
are
unable'
lo
owing
to
lack
of
capital.
Thi-scheine
has
recently
heen
placed
before
Ihe
Uovermneiit
vw
ilh
III
cmlorsallon
or
a
nuinber
of
well-informed
and
Influential
people.
The
speciric
plan
or
settlement
for
Canada
Is
for
county
group
of
rrom
twenty
lo
thirty
ramilles.
The
sum
ouoled.
nr.o.
is
mini.
"lent
to
rover
the
cost
of
oceim
and
rail
rares,
uiuple
farm
equip,
mem,
buildings,
eallln
mid
milll-
eJcnl
food
supplies
for
Ihe
ramll-
and
live
,doek
for
at
least
sl
"lonths.
M
,.olu,,Uorv.
of
ihi
ij.y
work
ott
en.
place
F.
A.
Denrpsler,
OmihI
Mnster.'on
a
small
scale
by
way
of
csJ,n,,!,.
course,
l
.!
hot.
The
or
tho
Od-irellows
Lodge,
arrived
pcrimenf,
the
Hoard
mislit
even
I
fr
f'l"
i
is
re-
yesterday
by
Ihe
Princess
Hophla
go
so
rar
us
to
contrlhuln
to-1
to-l
Mr
ir
n
n,...n..
.
es
until
more
or
less
Emigration
to
,
u
.1"
,
?v?
n
Dm
"
POSMIIIMIIIKH
'""IIMIHHH
I
oi
ln
-.1.1
lliooiHClllonl
"oisotlk'inonl
m
U1
tinr.,,.
rUjj)Ji
COIl
imt.
I'e.
Is
is
ill
in
(:olll,llljl
Phone
13
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
with
additional
tnarhuirt
for
'he
monnfuc'
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINQLES,
VENEER
also
earned
hi
stock.
Save
handling
charges
by
buying
direct
from
tho
supply.
SHOT
SILK
TAFFETA
12
or
the
NV.v
Prettiest
Shaib-s
desirable
silk
party
Irocks.
i
plfhbfo
quality
not
cut.
IbR.
$2.50
vnlue.
r
$2.25
West
of
England
Store
Phono
753.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tail
DENTIST
Helflerson
Block,
Prlnc
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
0
'
fli
X-Ray
Service
Phone
C86.
Opon
Tuesday,
VmrtM
and
Balurdoy
KvcninB'