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BRINGING
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FATHER
By
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filling
and
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be
convinced
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Kaien
Hardware
Company
I
Important
BargainNews
Our
Knlirc
Stock
of
WOMEN'S
and
MISSES'
DRESSES,
SUITS,
COATS
and
MILLINERY
at
20
per
cent
discount
Ten
Days
Only
Mrs.S.Frizzell
Third
Avenue
J.
L
Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Band-sawing
aiid
Planing.
Jobbing
ami
Repairing.
Glass
am
Glazing.
'
Sasb,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phono
-
-
-
Blue
268
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpawd
Third
Avenue.
Gregory
Tires
Are
Good
Tires
Made
In
H.C.
SUPPORT
HOME
INDUSTRY
.We
Have
Them
In
Stock.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
LADIES'
NIGHT
AT
GYRO
CLUB
Banquet,
Bridge
and
Dance
Held
Last
Night
In
Boston
Hall
The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
held
its
first
"ladies'
night"
last
evening
when
wives
of
the
-members
and
friends
were
entertained
at
a
banquet,
bridge
'
parly
mil
dance
m
the
Boston
Hall
The
affair
was
a
jolly
one
and
there
were
some,
seventy
per
sons
in
attendance.
President
McNaughlon
was
in
the
chair,
Stan
Taylor
was
chairman
of
the
committee
in
charge,
Lionel
Hnllby
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
Gyros
generally
assisted.
In
the
course
of
the
dinner
Micro
was
community
singing
under
Ihe
direction
of
S.
K,
Campbell.
The
only
toast
tif
the
evening
was
thai
to
"The
Gyret-
les"
which
was
proposed
by
Ed-die
Mann
and
observed
with
ihe.
singing
of
"For
They
are
Jolly
Good
Fellows"
by
the
Gyros.
President
McNaughlon
announced
that
George
Shaw
and
Douglas
Frizzell
had
been
elect
ed
members
of
Ihe
'club
and
then
administered
the
Gyro
pledge
to
these
new
members.
Miss
Nada
Johnstone,
accompanied
by
Mis
Blanche.
Curlin,
sang
a
solo
and
was
encored.
Music
for
Ihe
dance
was
sup
plied
hy
an
orchestra
consisting
of
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster.
Howard
White
-and
Kenny
Hood
which
also
played
selections
during
the
dinner
arid
acco'in-
lanied
the
community
singing.
Among
those
present
were:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
F.
.
Xaughlon.
Air.
and
Mrs.
Milton
Gonzales,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Greer,
Douglas
Stork,
Miss
Nada
Johnstone,
Dr.
E.
S.
Tail,
Sinn
Taylor,
Geo.
Shaw,
Howard
Frizzcll,
Miss
Pete
Fremayne,
J.
O'Donnell,
Miss
Smith,
Miss
Dorothy
Treinaync,
Sidney-Hazell-Jnnes,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
K.
Campbell,
Mr:
and
Mrs.
G.
K.
Slarr,
F.
K.
Robertson.
Miss
Dorothy
Gillinghahi,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
L.
V.
Kergin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McCalfery
(Toronto),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
A.
Harlow,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hoy
Nichols,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lionel
Holtby,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
I).
Vance,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Mann,
WATER
NOTICC'
Ui
tnd
Storgv
TAKE
MITICK
Out
William
C.
SnUn
O.CJ..
Ii.i:
,
Mtin
apply
for
llrrnce
u.
UKe
inn
u
minrr
inrnrx
daily
tun
to
lor
8.01)0
hIIihh
of
wuter
irni
or
an
linnaiiicd
itrcain
whlrli
flour
mnitliiTlv.
and
Uraln
lulu
rt
arm
or
wrut
ortum
of
IrkrMrt
llarlx.r.
y.CJ.,
B.C.
Tlif
elorarp-dain
will
l
lorated
at
I
lie
koiiiti'
or
tin
ftrraiib
Tne
rananty
or
thi
n
KTKilr
tu
be
rrraU'd
l
about
H.Oiiii
iral-
lon.i,
ano
u
win
ikmki
annul
arrt
ui
land.
Thi
waifr
will
lie
diverted
rnmi
llii
stream
at
a
point
at
lt
aourr.
and
will
lie
nf(l
for
dompMIc
and
rannrry
npiii
I
hn
land
drarrilied
ai
lid
iiurpoiP!t
I
a
and
IJit
1(1
lllork
K.
yiieru
UiarlottP
Uland.4,
B.C.
ThU
iMillrc
was
pon-d
on
the
irriiiind
on
I
he
I
nth
day
or
July,
A
ropy
or
ttiU
noUrr
ami
an
application
purniiaiit
tlicreto
and
tu
Out
"Watir
Art,
I
lie
oiinnirolli'r
or
Water
Iltahti.
Parlia
ment
Hiillilint,
Virtoria,
B.C.
wllliin
uuriY
4iya
arier
in
nrat
appearance
or
this
none
lit
a
local
newspaper.
The
dale
or
the,
first
pulillratlon
of
this
noilre
U
nil)-
13,
V5.
V.
C.
fil'LAN,
Applicant.
DEPARTMENT
OF
WORKS.
Notlc
to
Contractor.
SK.M.K.Ii
TKXIihllS.
endorsed
"Tender
Tor
.New
llaieJtnn
school,"
will
lie
received
ly
the
llonuuralile
the
MlnUler
or
public
Works
lip
to
If
o'clock
.Noon
or
Friday,
the
31st
day
or
Julv.
IU9&
roe
ilm
re-
tion
and
completion
or
a
line
Itoom
ScIhsiI
and
out
lluilillno
a
.New
llarelton.
In
Ihe
Skeena
Klectorat
Mstrlet,
B.C.
I'lani.
speciricatlons;
Contract,
and
Form
of
Tender
may
be
seeu
on
and
arier
the
uih
day
of
July,
Jtiti,
and
further
Information
obtained
at
the
lie-
nariineni
or
Pni.tie
vi',,.-!.
ui.ii.t.u...i
Mr.
and
Mrs.'
M.
M.
MacLachlan
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Halls,
W.
N.
dialer,
Miss
Helen
Solloway,
Norris
Pringle,
Miss
Edith
Mc-Caul,
Mrs.
T.
E.
pringle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Hunter,
Miss
Georgina
Hunter,
John
Hudson,
Mrs.
Charles
Halagno,
Miss
Palmira
Astori,
Miss
Mary
Aslori,
Mrs.
D:
McD.
ifunler,
Sydney
Hunler,
C.
C.
Mills,
Miss
Creech,
Mis
Hlanche
Curlin,
V.
Cruickshank,
Miss
Grace
Curlin,
Mr,
Dale.
TERRACE
BRIDGE
OPENED
TUESDAY
The
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade
accompanied
by
four
or
five
Prince
Rupert
men,
after
an
ex
cellent
breakfast
lef
for
a
drive
through
the
country,
visiting
Iho
Lanfear
place,
down
lo
Kalum
and
over
to
Frank's
place,
then
back
past
Kielh'w
place
and
over
the
bridge
lo
.MIehauiIs,
where
they
spent
half
an
hour
thPn
back
to
the
bridge
fur
the
formal
opening.
Formalities
wer
opened
by
Chairman
Halt
with
a
few
well
ichpsen
remarks,
then
Dr.
Wrincli,'
M.LA.
was
intro
duced
as
Ihe
first
speaker.
.
Dr.
rmch
likened
the
bridge
to
n
link
iii
llie
chain
which
was
lo
lorin
me
irans-jirovinciai
uign-
way.
.When
oilier
links
m
I
ho
road
between
Terrace
and
Hazel-li)rir5ere
cyinrjleled
one
would
be
able
to
drive
a
car
front
Terrace
to
Vancouver.
Tbii
was
one
reason
for
building
the
Jnidge
and
is
suflicieilt
in
itselfaside
from
the
value
locally.
Mr.
Pallullo
followed
and
gave
a
shorl
speech
along
the
same
lines,
Idling'
of
bow
be
bad
worked
to
procure
Ihe
bridge
of
its
benetlt
To
the
country
am
especially
lo
the
locality.
He
spoke
about
the
Trans-H.C.
road
and
formally
declared
the
bridge
open.
A
most
delicious
luncheon
was
served,
demonstrating
with
its
delicate
fried
fish,
strawberries,
thick
cream,
not
lo
mention
salad
and
potatoes,
the
resources
of
-Ihe
district.
After
the
lunch
Ihe
speakers
were
introduced
by
Mr.
Ilatl.
There
were
a
large
number
cm,
tbe
li.l.
TREATY
FOR
LIQUOR
SHIPMENT
SIGNED
Consignment
for
Yukon
Held
at
Skaqway
Is
Released
by
Order
from
Juneau
Customs
Office
JUNEAU,
July
23.
The
treaty
between
the
United
States
and
Canada
providing
for
the
transportation
of
liquor
from
Canada
tn,"
win
in-
nii'd
in
in
rrir
or
the
through
United
Stales
territory
Water
Heeorcli'r
at
rrlnre
HuiTl,
B.C.
,
...
,
i..
i
ir,.n
.
-
Objections
m
the
application
may
1
riled.
bits
been
signed
elfeclive
July
17.
wuh
Ihe
Mid
Wau-r
lipcorder
or
with
according
lo
advices
received
at
the
local
U.S.
Customs
ollice.
The
message
lo
the
customs
ollice
provide
for
the
release
of
50
case
of
gin
now
held
at
Skag-way
under
customs
seizure
early
this
month,
Ihe
shipment
"having
left
Vancouver
under
Ilm
presumption
thai
the
treaty
had
already
been
signed,
The
shipment
held
lit
Skagway
is
consigned
lo
the
Treasurer
of
Yukon
Territory
at
Dawson,
It
will
be
transported
under
seal
and
with
Iho
supervision
of
tin
il
tin
ar
4.
and
at
th
roltoulnr
.rrii-..
ll
nlli'il
mnlt
mul
Cnniidiati
Clli
!;;M:rVmyil,llh!:r.?'.n,d
n',.,;I,e,i,.,:
loins
..nielnU.
Tbei-e
is
no
know
j-reremrj
10
sellout
Hoard,
.New
HaielpMI,
Coliles
or
I'lum
Oonrlrirail
nil
ln
attit
lie
ohtained
Trout
the
luiai
ttoent
on'pay-llient
iii
a
(iim.ill
i.r
T.i,
lu.M.r.
linn
winch
will
he
rrruniled
on
return
or
Ihel
,ilipc
Otutls.
le
In
,uul
......
,11.
i.
.
iiiim.1
,
The
lowest
ur
any
tetider
not
necea-aarlly
accepted.
r.
MUMP,
nepnty
Minister
and
1'ublle
h.
...
,
.
'""I"'
Worm
EtiKineer
WihUi
Iiepatlimut,
Victoria.
B.C..
July
7th,
tttt.
ledge
of
any
oilier
shipments
lo
be
sent
the
Yukon
Territory
at
preesnl,
at
the
local
cuhIciiis
Mrs.
Norinan
5.
Robinson
is
visiting
in
Ihe
cily
ns
guest,
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Judge.
Mrs.
Robinson
Is
sister
of
Mrs.
Judge
VANCOUVER
RACES:
WINNERS
YESTERDAY
First
Race.
I.
Cap
ami;
Gown,
$13.25,
$5.35
$1;
2.
Judge
Hiclmian.
$S.I5,
3.20;
The
Minutes
?i.20.
Second
Race
I.
Skylark,
$10.85,
$3.95,
$3;
2.
Hlanche
Meyers,
$3.20,
$2.(i5,
3.
Angelo,
$3.35.
Third
Aace
1.
Velvet,
$7,
$W0,
$3;
2.
Mary
Emry,
$13.30,
$i.I0;
p.
Millie
Erne,
12.90.
t
Fourth
Race
1.
Klickitat
Hum,-$3.rt(),
$3.05.
$2.50:
2.
Alberla
Lndv.
15.30
$3.HI;
3.
Fanny
Fay.
$1.55.
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
alsoi
Fifth
Race
...
..
.
,
-
i
.......
.
l
'
l
I
on
An
Af
visits
sirawoerry
centre
,
ay.-,
fi.ou,
Td.iu,
TERRACE,
n.C.'.
July
23.
T.'.oo;
2.
.ioe
y..'.r,
j
Sweetum,
$1
Sixth
Race
1.
Chief
Clerk,
$5.75,
$3.30,
$3.20;
2.
Lucky
Hayes,
$3.93,
$3.10;
3.
Sancho
Pansy,
$1.55.
Seventh
Race
I.
Quash,
$5.85,
$3.90,
$3.20;
2.
Lawn
Mower,
$9.30,
$5.20;
3.
Mack
Watch,
$1.80.
Sport
Chat
Connie'
.Mack's
Athletics
an
now
perched
at
the
lop
of
Hit
American
League.
Wheth-r
Mack
will
be
able
lo
keep
li
s
hunch
there
wijl
depend
a
great
deal
upon
the
next
few
game
which
Washington
play.
Pilts-burg
has
nosed
out
Ihe
Giants
who
were.,
leaders
in
Ihe
Nalimal
League
earlier
in
the
season.
It
is
an
Interesting
contest
Ja
bolli
leagues
for
the
premier
position.
and
will
lie
followed
closely
by
the
numerous
fans
everybr.
Iloslon
continues
lo
bobl
the
cellar
position
in
bolh
leugucs.
Tonight's
baseball
game
should
bo
easily
worth
the
price
of
admission
when
the
Sons
of
Canada
and
the,
Mill
meet
in
a
regu
lar,
league
fixture.
I
idslone
will
be
on
the
.Inouml
fjr
the
Mill
and
Schlenker
for
the
Soils..
When
these
.
teams
last
met
P
was
a
pitchers'
ballle
ending
in
a
tie
score.
Will
the
Sons
be
able
lo
continue,
their
record
of
not
having
tasted
defeat
this
year?
1
.
The
Sons
of
England
will
again
try
their
luck
with
the
Callies
ifv
the
'jjkyiior
-League
football
ji.xtiire",.:;a,t
rAropolis
Hill
grounds
'
.tbinorrdw1-
liigbt.
The
Sons,
so
far
In
Ihe
league
series,
have
nfit
been
playing
a
good
soccer
as
Ihey
did
In
the
Stuart
Shield
series
this
being,
in
a
measure,
due
lo
the
fact
that
they
have
been
having
dilllcully
in
fielding
teams
to
full
strength
Fans
are
hoping
that
Ihey
will
do
heller
from
now
and
the
ons,
themselves,
are
hopeful
that
I
hero
may
be
a
lurn
in
Ihe
lide.
The
foljowing
team
is
an
nounced
for
the
Sons
of
Eng
land
tomorrow
.
nighl
:
llowlell;
R,
Howe
anif
G.
Howe;
Anderson,
Hales
and
Waugb;
I'aniuhar,
Dickens,
Johnson,
Hanson,
llodg-
kinson
ami
Cameron.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
John
Macdougall,
D.
Chester.
W.
).
Rowan,
S.
Morrison,
R.
O'
llanley,
C.
J.
llowbolhain,
H.
D
Day
and
R.
MacDougall,
Van
couver;
Charles
H.
Srigley
am
A.
L.
Christensen,
Seallle;
D.
M
Caslley,
Duncan;
Mrs.
William
II.
Schofield,
Pelerborougb,
N.H
Mrs.
Frances
Nash,
Monlclair,
N..I.;
Mrs.
D.
F.
Thompson,
Los
Angeles;
J.
W.
Anderson,
Win
nlpeg;
E.
T.
Moyer,
Poltsvllle,
Pa.;
R.
G.
Ivlecknes,
Altenown
Pa.;
R.
Gibson,
Port
Esslnglon;
Mrs.
Helen
Niicich,
Alice
Arm
Anion
Niicich
and
Joseph
Skel
Jugo-Slavla,
Europe;
R,
Q.
John
1123
v
Int-l
FtATunf
Stnvici,
Inc.
I
I
1
C
RriUin
rihu
e
iftvcj
I
;
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
FURNITURE
and
Ranges
bought..
sold
and
exchanged;
household
effects
packed
and
shipped;
auction
sale
cnmlucled;
fur-iture
and
ranges
for
every
home.
A.
.Mackenzie
Furniture!
House.
Phone
775.
tf
FOR
SALE.
Pleasure
.bull
in
good
condition.
Cabin
over
engine
and
canopy
lop.
Suitable
for
5
h.p.
engine.
A
good
sea
-boat.
First
$100
takes
it.
Write
I)ox
263,
Daily
News.
tf
FOR
QUICK
SALE.
New
house
and
lot
on
Eighth
Avenue
East
and
Alfred.
Very
cheap.
Phone
Blue
590
after
six.
173
FOR
SALE
Level
lot,
on
sewer,
close
in,
$100.00.
Phone
Red
720.
182
FOR
SALE.
Itlack
Spaniel
pups.
Apply
225
Third
Avenue.
East.
171
TO
RENT
TO
RENT.
Furnished
rooms;
Hot
and
cold
water.
Centrally
located.
Reasonable
rentH.
Norfold
Rooms,
Fulton
Street
Phone
Hlack
329.
If
FOR
RENT.
Modern
bouse,
five
rooms
and
balh.
Monro
Itros.
FOR
RENT.
Clapp
apartment
Weslcnhaver
liros.
If
LOST
LOST.
Fourteen
foot
row
boat,
painted
green
outside,
from
Cold
Slorage.
Finder
please
notify
P.O.
Hox
853,
Prince
Rupert
or
phone
98,
17
FOUND
FOUND.
At
the
Prince
Rupert
transfer
and
lax.
the
ol:n
to
get
Iho
best
kindling
either
In
bundles
or
by
Ihe
load.
(
slim,
Inverness;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I
Thomas.
Milwaukee!
.1
iV
Terrace;
.1,
I).
Smith,
Claxlon
air.
ami
Mrs.
,s.
it.
Donaldson,
Ilalmoral
Cannery;
A.
W.
Fos-
ness,
w
innipeg.
Central
S.
llrumlage
ami
.lnsm,i,
m
.
son.
Vancouver:
W.
A.
Cii.i
nH
Mrs.
A.
E.
Glbb,
Anyox;
Mrs.iA.
W.
MoTaggarl,
Ahyox;
George
F.
ewen
ami
w.
w.
Ilracewcll,
Edmonton;
It.
L.
Taylor,
Montreal;
Mrs.
(J.
Yorke
and
Chris
Neilson,
Terrace;
A.
Alfredson,
cily.
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in
the
Dally
News.
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NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
VWANTKB
WANTED
A
responsible
woman
or
girl
for
general
housework.
Apply
Mrs.
Richmond,
H.C.
Fur
Co.
next
G.W.V.A.
10)
W
IIITh
women
desiring
work,
apply
Mlllerd
Cannery,
Seal
Cove.
Phone
tCO.
16$
WANTED.
Plain
dressmaking.
Reasonable
rales.
718.
Fraer
Street.
if
WAN
TED.
-
ITSS.
St.
-
Experienced
Regis
Cafe.
AOiiVTS
WANTED
FOR
SALE
wail-
AGENTS
wanted
for
tnade-lo-
measure
raincoats.
Write
at
once
for
particulars.
Glasgow
Rubber
(Jo.,
of
Canada,
198
St.
Catherine
St.
West,
Montreal.
FOR
SALE.
Stove
troubles
sol
ved.
Why
worry
about
your
old
sloves
when
you
can
exchange
them
as
first
payment
on
a
new
PREMIER
RANGE
and
have
eomplele
satisfaction.
Ilalailee
on
easy
payments.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
052.
tr
FOX
FARMING
ALASKA
HLIE
and
SILVER
HLACK
FOXES
for
immediate
or
later
delivery.
High-grade
stock,
at
lowest
prices.
Pups
and
breeder
at
lower
prices
now
than
later.
Cash
and
terms,
no
interest.
Free
Hook-
lets,
references
ovi'r
period
of
25
years
by
six-banks.
Mrs.
II.
Welch,
Smithers,
H.C.
is
our
local
Hreeder-Hepresenla-tivo;
of
"One
of
the
World's
.largest
fox
farms,"
(1,200
acres)
Cleary
Itros.,
Fox
Farms,-
1103
Empire
lluilding,
Seattle.
U.S.A.
BOARD
HOARD
and
Room,
or
board
only.
143
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Red
707.
HOARD
The
Inlander,
830
Second
AvenuA.
Phone
137.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICES
OF
EASTIIOPE
1-OYCLE
Marine
Engines.
l-II.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
1-H.P.
1
cylinder
MD
0-ll.P.
1
cylinder
III)
2C0.O0
450.00
8-1I.P.
I
cylinder
HI)
750.00
8-11.
P.
2
cylinder
MD
450.00
I
(i-JLP.
4
cylinder
LD
475.00
All
the
above
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
Reverse
Gear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best
that
money
can
buy.
Easthope"
Hros.,
1717
Georgia
St.
W.
Vancouver,
B.C.
Always
at
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Phone
381.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
((Jail
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Special
C
and
7
passenger
Slude-
bakers
at
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
jfor,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Hox
C99.
PHOTO
FINISHINQ
P.
J.
RYAN
P.O.
Hox
1544
Princo
Rupert,
H.C.
Service
and
Satisfaction
Guananteed.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Kurnl.
ure
Store.
We
Huv.
Sell
and
Ex.
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
QUO.
PAPADOPULIS,
39
Third
Ave.
Phone
(140.
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
in
Stewart
visit
Keith's
Cnfo
in
Mug
Edward
Hotel
now
re-modelled.
Up-lo-datn
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Thursday,
July
23
2:33
a.m.
19.8
fl
15:28
p.m.
low
9:17
a.m.
21:21
p.m.
Friday,
July
24
Hlgb
3:10
a.m.
K:02
p.m.
Inw
9:18
a.m.
5?:02
o.m
Saturday,
Julv
2S
18.1
"
2.8
"
7.0
"
Ifl.l
f
1
8.3
3.2
"
7.0
"
Ugh
3:19
a.m,
,f,
f(
Io:37
p.m.
I
h.
1
Low
10.21
a.m.
3.0
22:43
p.m.
7,1
"
jArticIti
Lost
and
Found,
&c
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
General
Repair
Simn
71
pairs'
of
all
kinds
pri;ii,
:
,
lended
lo,
We
repair
tyj,
wrilers.
grnmonhon
1
i
.
picture
framing.
Cat
pp
a:;J
!
immure
crating.
TOM
BALLANGER
Phone
HI110
(325.
18
p
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1
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
kf
l.illr
11
ni.
rrocess
i.oiuniota
Id
;K
no
scraicning.
r
r
-'Ri
productions
of
laf:
h.
Trots,
Songs
and
Ins-r
music
by
world
famed
ar
;a
Rail
in
and
hear
'lien
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORll
Third
Avenue
BEDDING
OUT
PLANTS.
Plants
that
grow
and
r
THE
CANADIAN
Kl
COMPANY
LIMITED
be
t
1H
for
your
labor,
M
'
bedding
out
plan's
;."
:
ally
acclimatised
a
J
relied
upon
to
pr.
goods.
Store
Phone
-
R
H'
Greenhouse
Phone
Mf-.
BEAUTY
JARLOR
Vogue
Beauty
Parlor
Public
Rest
Room
for
I
Mrs.
Love
SlenbenV
Hlock.
Tli
1
.
Over
McCaffery
A
(idiL::
PHONE
36.
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTftl
TION
ACT
R.S.C.
Chapter
115.
notice
that
it
has
umli
'
;
7
(if
the
said
Act,
depu
;
:
the
Minister
of
Public
W
Ottawa
and
in
the
off.
District
Registrar
of
Registry
District
of
l'
:
pert
at
Prince
Ruper
1
description
of
the
.site
tf
plans
of
certain
woik
Ing
of
floats,
wharf
on
i
'
structure
on
pile
f
proposed
to
be
con
'
Eraser
Reach
at
Billed;
Province
ot
British
f
1
Water
Lot
number
?
I
.1;.";:
4,
Coast
District.
AND
iTAlv'H
Nfl
l'in
Hiul
el
el
11
n
nil
the
expiration
of
one
I
c-from
the
dale
of
tie
f
'
1
cation
of
this
Notice
The
1
"
ilian
Fishing
Company
I
::-f
will,
under
Section
7
or
11"
1,1
Acl,
apply
to
the
M
'
Public
Works
at
his
offK's
1
Cily
of
Ottawa
for
api
v
'
'
the
said
silo
and
plan
"
'
"
leave
lo
construct
the
a
1
'
,l-wharf
on
piles
and
slnii''
'
pile
foundations.
DATED
at
Vancoii-this
1
'
'
2111,
day
of
June.
,l
THE
CANADIAN
Wm
COMPANY
LIMITI
l
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
Notice
of
Application
for
,
Llconce
Notice
is
hereby
given
the
28th
day
of
July
ir'
undersigned
intends
to
np;-'
the
Llipior
Control
Boai
'
Heenco
In
respect
of
I'1
f
being
part
of
Ilm
build
merely
known
as
Killas
!'
'
i'iirior,
situate
on
Third
v
Prince
RotierL
0111""
lands
described
ns
Lol
N'1"
'''
If,
Hlock
Number
22.
Sc
"
,
Map
Number
923,
prior'
H'
(
Eand
Reigislrallon
Dislre
"
Province
of
HrHJsh
Coluinl'"1
lha
sale
of
hrw'hy
(ho
'
,
by
open
bottle
for
co"
11,11
on
the
premises.
HATED
this
27th
day
'f
'
1925.
JOSEPH
SIOMlNP.
1
nnlil'1"!