August
31,
1925.
EfATTTT
TAOE
ftVlS
ELL
RINGERS
HERE
TODAY::
leal
Eckardts,
Comedian
and
juvenile
Entertainers
at
Westholme
wli(
have
iipyrr
henrd
(
mucr
cannot
afford
w
opportunity
offered
t
jfiinrrow
In
hear
the1
I
iii'n1.
They
use
D".
HlPe
Ihey
play
thV,
most
delightful
har-i
naidc.
Also
Ihey
have'
umenls
such
tiH
thp
.-'
Im
saxnphoup,
hra
j
uisf
ruinftiln,
chimes,
;..
.-.-.cs
ami
nn
elite,
no
such
enlerlnin-il
ur
rnmplrtp
without
Hp
entertains
with
harasler
sketches,
-ngs.
In
addition
two
clever
Juvenile,!
;
f
Jean
Strain,
who
'
Hip
slas
since
ly
small.
ften
that
a
rnmplplp
WATER
NOTICE.
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in-
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aim,
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k
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flo
rirrly
and
.
t
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Artii
(UtUt
n
in
4ii-r
Ixi
ilirt
im
ai
a
(xiini
about
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f
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tor
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C.
SrUn.i
i
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t
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i
for
a
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ti
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dairy
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raiuror
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about
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of
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.
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
Musical
Kekardls
in
Novelty
F.nlrrlaiiiineni.
Comedy,
"Whose
Hooli-uunl"
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"Chlckle."
Comedy,
"Hold
tln
llaliy."
Topic
of
the
hay.
Friday
and
Saturday
"The
Light
of
Western
Stars."
Comedy,
"Keel
of
Mud."
J'allie
Ilevlew.
wiudi-ville
I'lili'ilaiiiiin'iit
in
uivpn
here
Willi
lilfcti
.ean
MTfurni
anceM
jurli
aw
Hie
hell
riiiKern
h
pari
of
it.
TliU
ursratiuatioii
i.
faid
(o
lie
an
excellent
one
ami
'liey
pive
an
enlertuinmeul
f
fiat
exeel
many
of
(lie
vaudeie
hIiowm
in
Hie
mi
ii
Hi
CHICKIE
IS
COMING
MID.WEK
PICTURE
Story
or
Qlrl
Has
to
Choose
Between
Millions
and
Love
(hickie
is
a
slenoKrapher
and
not
a
very
K"d
one
at
that.
And
like
iiiomI
of
her
kind
there
are
millions
of
them
-her
work
is
hard,
snouotonoiiN
and
returns
only
small
pay.
Under
such
circumstance,
her
life
is
drub
drud
gery,
with
no
future
in
sIkIiI.
And
yet
there
was
hip
spark
ofi
I'e.ter
Can
andiltlon
whtek
keeps
C.hirkie
pliMldin
onward.
It
is
an
ambition
thai
all
girl
eherMi
in
real
life.
She
drmimed
somnj
lay
of
uiarryinn
a
injtlionairir.l
Ami.
umler
this
hrisht
Hk1'.
!'
poni
hut
ambitious
law
clerk,
who
Iitvea
her,
looks
uninvitintr.
indeed
Time
mme
wlien
Chiekie's
Iream
is
all
but
realized.
Hie
meets
a
millionaire.
Hut
mil-
a
iiiinnr
urine
Willi
lirillX"
Chlrkie
lo
a
horrifying
awakpn-inK
of
her
dream.
Hip
trials
and
eviierienres
nf
t'.liiekie
from
then
until
the
end
of
the
picture,
when
she
finally
m.irrie
a
toiir
you
up
lawer,
make
up
a
slory.
that
is
thrilling,
exciting
and
gripping
ami
incidentally
very
true
to
life.
II
is
a
story
thai
hriiwrs
tears
and
iaophler.
'Hip
picture
is
Ipemintr
wilh(
thrilling
dramatic
situations.
suspense,
comedy,
pathos
and
excellent
acting.
WabT
iicontr
or
uhcreen
by
Paramount,
is
n
roar-
'
ii
W'air
minit,
rarua-it
Vi.-iorla.
Ii.i:..
wilhln
!
"Ii
r
the
fli
arinr
of
:i
a
Iwal
nwaisiM-r.
Th
lati
il.ll'
ill.
in
nf
llils
tmllrr
H
y
f.
ri
n,
i.i.iifoi.
WATIH
NOTICE.
H
I'
(hat
Montv
II.
Moor.
;ii(iiw-r
liolil
Vines
lot..
i-
Mia-minr
Mln,
Atlln.
'ii
rni
a
Ili-ens
to
uk
atnl
fi-pl
p'
i
aiTi.inl
nf
watrr
llivr
Vahli-h
flowa
aItIv
inti
Tarih
l.ak
ImhU
iwoi
WESTERN
STORY
IS
WEEK
END
PICTURE
1
"The
Light
of
Western
Stars"
lo
from
One
of
Zane
Grey's
Novels
"Ihe
LiRht
of
Western
Stars."
the
latest
of
Ihe
Zane
tlrey
novels
lo
be
transferred
lo
the
injr
Western
romance
of
the
pit
turesijue
Ariiona
border,
packed
with
vital
drama,
heroic
deeds
ii
ml
dark
villainies
a
leaf
lorn
from
Hip
gripping
slory
of
Ihe
West
In
which
is
pictured
Ihe
lasl
desperate
stand
of
banded
outlawry
on
Hip
remaining
ves-Hkp
of
frontier
America.
II
is
Ihe
week-end
piclure
here.
The
fierce
arl
ion,
w
hich
In-
a
-
t
111-
11
eludes
I
HP
arivinff
oil
oi
came
"
i
l"iT
.
iini
Hi
Hialnwrl
till
town
ny
iihii
iin-i
,
n-un.-..-.
.nh,-&iwM.,i;:r,.in,Viii
",ain
-:
.
'"
-
ill'.
".
noil,
me
uaroiK,
nun'
h.mim.j
-
"AnW
no,,t..lwb
e
six-sl.oo.er
speaks
a
'
,I!.V,c4y.lf'n'erul
language;
Ilillie
Dove
1
nt
,
i
pnrsuani
tiirrrin
ami
lo
the
n
lovely
Hasleni
srirl
llirusl
'
wl.c,a
.ll.ruirl?
.V,,lorar;:;t
mi,.
tl,P
advenlurous
tumuli
of
1)1
li:n;
Ih
flli
il
ulih
On-
aal.l
U'liT
.i
i
i..
i,
Vii'ili
llinrv
with
tn
r.i,rtr,!ilr
.f
VMr!
,,un"
'
.
"
'
.
':
i.i.
v.i....i
lin
Ollllinv
innn-i,
lMIIlllla.
Iilinar.
Vlrlorla,
Ill
lniHi
leilVV-IISICU
and
Alma
ItcniiPlt,
a
young
Spanish
Rirl
of
rarp
nllraclivc-
IIPSS.
The
nlclurp.
Into
I"
I'm
lo-
..il
was
filmed
in
Iho
magnifi
cent
stretch
of
mountain
and
desert'
land
of
southern
Ariiona
through
which
winds
the
Historic
Apache
trail.
Muny
f
!,,,in
.
uliiitiiiiraidicir
against
Iho
remarkablp
scenic
backffrounil
of
Ihe
Supprslitlon
Mouniams.
William
K.
Howard,
who
Jump-...i
int..
the
directorial
llmplighl
Willi
llial.
opto
maslcrplpce,
Ihe
Thundering
Herd,"
lias
lroducM
'
The
Llgl.l
of
Western
irs
in
a
big,
smashing
way.
Nnl
for
a
limmenl
does
Uu
lboloplay
fall
i.,
.....h.iniii
lis
ilyiinmlc
tempo;
I"
I
from
the
leuse
bejtKitiinK
Ihrilling
finish
il
powerful
situations,
ilrniuatw
climaxes
and
realistic
alnioslHiere
gin
um
m
(crest
like
a
vise.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
I
I
I
'
-.-g
TIIK
lalenl
fr
nt,
atom
izer
ha
,w.n
4liKeoPied
hy
a
HeolHinan.
When
,,.
invite
a
few
friend
fr
Hie
evening
he
!
out
a
lu.ttle
of
Ihe
very
fm-l
hraiid
and
xpray
the
air
with
il.
ACiAI.N
il
in
refroMhiup
lo
read
in
a
Scottish
newspaper
that
Mr.
and
Mr.
Melmunrall
are
holh
doin
well
uft,.r
piinlriliulinK
a
dollar
rath
Ut
a
local
fund.
HL'T
why
he
always
talking
aboul
the
Srolchman?
There
in
the
HnjfliMiinan
who
had
,een
"pending
an
evejiinr
.out
with
evenil
wil
and
after
an
hour
or
itu
wanted
lo
know
when
Ihey
were
troiiijf
lo
tell
a
funny
slory.
"FAST
ami
loose
a
Oxford
liasrn,"
ix
the
lalc.xl
simile.
TlIM
election
Is
Mid
)P
rlose
upon
u.
At
any
rale,
the
lory
iapen
are
sayinif
so
and
the
Liberals
am
looklnsr
to
the
powder
in
!hir
trims
and
repairing
Ihoir
hreeches.
TALKING
of
elections,
I
should
like
u
know
if
it
would
he
any
jrood
for
me
to
invite
lenders
for
my
vole
and
influence.
ont
he
llwckwanl,
my
friends;
I'm
on
the
yolers'
list
ami
my
influence
is
enough
to
keep
anhidy
from
voting
Ihe
same
way
I
do.
DID
you
ever
hear
about
that
editor
who
was
robbed
of
a
thou
sand
dollars
1
It
was
a
fairy
lale.
DID
you
eer
hear
of
the
town
Where
tbey
Ihniixlil
their
editor
clever?
Il
did
not
exist.
THK
difficulty
ab.ui
I
Hritisli
Coliiinbia
is
you
nan
hardly
tret
a
glimpse
of
Ihe
scenery
for
the
mountains.
WHAT
I
like
about
Ihe
I'rinee
IIiiiil!
mil.
irf
II.
al
a.'..
it
..an
uiri
ronwr
r
ifeeUMiiiairp
It
"
and
"
....
nrellv
slenorranbers
K
'
.
iiiimtii
.
..
lull
iiiiai
,
jiiu
,,
aaii
sc..
Minrai
rjatuJ
'.,
"1
icraek
them
MSnsionally
and
P
,
,
.
well.
Hp
be'
...
A-,ur
tmntfA
rarely
mix
prove
to
...
,
......
.
.
,
I
WIIia-l
lltir-a
oiri
'
uui.
I
HAVK
a
rcnl
slory
I
want
In
tell
but
the
difficulty
is
the
.women
all
rem
I
nils
column
ami
I
daren't
tell
the
yarn.
Some
lime,
if
Ihey
all
leave
lown
for
a
day,
I'll
spring
il.
WIIH.N
wp
look
bark
and
Ihink
Sif
Hip
advances
made,
by
the
young
people
of
today
over
Ihe
past
generation,
it
makes
us
wonder
what
otir
children
will
be
doing
in
about
twenty
year,
lime.
NKXT
week
is
school
week.
This
is
the
golden
rule
week
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pflnce
Rupert
Auoust
31.
1915
Twenty-one
men
left
Prince
Iluperl
on
the
Prince
(ieorge
Ibis
morning
in
charge
of
Sergeant
Demers
for
military
training
camps
in
Vernon.
The
parly
included
Isaac
Kardley,
Alex
Wood,
Harry
l.o
lllanc,
D.
Sig-uoin,
W.
A.
Uoullbee,
It.
P.
llake,
A.
0.
Darkness,
s.
I.eeky,
It.
Tbelwall,
Heptttt
(Jrant,
Holier!
Noble,
John
Perry,
Waller
Smllh,
C.
II.
V.
Phillips,
(leorge
Church.
William
Sullivan.
A.
I.lnyd
Jone,
17.
Ilnyhursl,
H.
A.
llider.
Frank
A.
Walt
ami
J.
(Irani.
The
pasl
two
-years
have
seen
a
marked
change
in
agricultural
development
on
Hie
Queen
Char-loll
e
Islands.
The
pioneers
are
gradually
overcoming
Ihe
severe
obstacles
that
presented
themselves
in
hewing
oul
homes
in
Ihe
wilderness.
V
The
city
council
has
received
lenders'
for
Hip
construction
of
n
roadway
lo
Seal
Cove
and
Ihe
ro-decklng
of
city
xtreels.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Lan
In
l'rlnro
lluii-rt
l.aiul
llrninim
in
trlcl
of
Prlura
lluprrt,
ainl
sltuatn
on
in-
nnrinwrni
raiaai
or
HrilKU
i:oiiini
bla.
rurllmiil
r.anaU
ami
tielna
al
Sil
roint,
I'lH-llaml
i:anal,
ami
lioarini
nortli
limmii'lle
fitun
Trtf
I'uiiil,
'car
laiaiui,
TAKK
MOTltn
that
Antlo
nrlilsh
Ci.
iniilila
I'arklnr
Oinipany
MiiilU'il,
o
VHiiriiUTr,
II.
li.,
ncriipatlnn
I'arksrs,
In
trniM
to
apply
for
a
b'a
of
the
rollnw
Ilia
ilssoriwil
lnliiM:
coiniiiciiriiiir
it
a
post
pianisil
at
liirh
wulrr
mark
it
Spit
poliil,
piirllmiil
Canal;
llienro
aoiilliiaatrlr
alonir
hlih
xvatrr
mark
fop
fiirty.rlalit
hin.ilre.t
frl
to
a
post
marki'd
n.
J.s.F..:
ihrnrn
aoutherh
to
rimim,
innr
or
ln,
to
low
wali-r
mark,
IIipih
mirlliwraliTlv
alnlia;
low
walrr
mark
fnrly
rlhl
humtrnl
riM,
nmrr
or
less,
iiii'iiro
northerly
to
rlinlns,
inorr
or
ls,
to
iinlnt
of
riiiiiir.ni..niriil.
iii'l
cnntalnlnr
11
arr.
mor
or
Ihh.
aiiii.o.
nnn
isii
cim.I'MIHA
l'At:KIMO
CO.
,TH,
Appllrant
r,
.
.
r'r.w,l"r
F-
Walker,
AftU
Dated
July
lira,
t.tt,
We
will
Refund
Your
Railway
or
Boat
Fares
Prince
Rupert
Merchants
Invite
You
to
Their
First
Annual
BUYERS
WEEK
September
6th
to
12th,
1925
This
is
also
EXHIBITION
Week.
You'll
have
a
splendid
opportunity
to
view
the
products
of
the
soil
and
industry
of
Central
B.C.
to
meet
old
friends
and
business
acquaintances
to
have
a
real,
happy
holiday
at
small
expense.
Prince'
Rupert
merchants
will
do
their
utmost
to
make
your
trip
one
of
Pleasure
and
Profit
Free
BANQUET
to
Registered
Buyers
ST.
REGIS
CAFE
Thursday
Evening,
September
10,
at
7
p.m.
Launch
Trips,
etc.
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.,
3rd
Ave.
See
our
Shoe
Specials
during
Exhibition
Week.
sPhone
.157.
FRIZZELL'S
LIMITED
Hoteliers
and
Provision
Dealers.
3rd
Avenue.
Phone
,
10.
MRS.
J.
M.
GRAHLMAN,
3rd
Ave.
Ladies'
and
Children's
Heady-lo-Wear,
Hosiery,
Ladies'
and
Children's
Shoes,
Trunks,
Suit
Cases
and
flags.
MRS.
S.
FRIZZELL,
3rd
Aye.
During
Fair
Week
Your
Week-
of
Saving,
Our
Week
of
Selling.
all
departments.
GROTTO
CIGAR
STORE,
3rd
Ave.
next
to
Onne's
Drug
Store.
Try
our
Famous
Grotto
Mixture
a
tobacco
that
satisfies.
MRS.
GOLDBLOOM,
3rd
Ave.
Imported
Gowns,
Suits
and
Co'ats,
Mil-linerv
and
Furs.
J.
L.
HILDITCH,
Federal
Rldg.,
3rd
Ave,
Dry
Goods,
Ready-to-Wear.
Millinery,
Hemstitching.
Sale,
now
on.
HOTEL
CENTRAL
American
and
Kuropean
Plan.
Peter
Rlnck,
Proprietor.
HOWE
A
McNULTY,
2nd
Ave.
Cen-eral
Hardware,
Stoves
and
Paints.
MAX
HEILBRONER
Diamonds,
Watches,
Jewelery.
Mail
orders
so-liciled.
THOR
JOHNSON,
720
2nd
Avenue
Ready-lo-Wear
and
Made-tin-
Measure
Clothing,
Rats
and
Caps
and
Men's
Furnishings.
JABOUR
BROS.
LTD.,
Cor.3rd
Ave.
ami
"til
SI.
Dry
Goods,
Ladies'
Ready-lo-Wear,
Roots
and
Shoes,
Roys'
Clothing,
Rubber
Roots,
Hub-tiers
and
Slicker
Coats.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.,
008
3rd
Ave.
Heavy
and
Shelf,
Hardware,
Sporting
Goods,
Monarch
Ranges,
Paint,
etc.
STEVE
KING,
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.,
Rlk.
opp.
C.P.R.
Ticket
Office
Men's
Clothier,
Sole
Agent
for
Celebrated
v
"Art
Clothes."
KIRKPATRICK
A
McLEOD,
(llh
St.
Men's
Wear
and
Roots
and
Shoes.
KNOX
HOTEL
0
,
Rooms.
Hot
and
Cold
Waler.
Moderate
Prices.
THE
LACASSE
BAKERY,
717
3rd
Ave.
"The
Rome
of
Domestic
Hread."
LA
PARISIENNE
BEAUTY
SHOP,
,th
St.
Shampooing,
Manicuring,
Electric
Facial
and
Scalp
Treatments,
Hair
flubbing,
Cutting,
llnir
Dressing.
Graduate
Operators,
J.
LORNE
MACLAREN
LTD.,,
5th
St
cor.
3rd
Ave.
Mason
&
.
Risch
Pianos,
Hrtinswirk
Phonographs
nyid
Records,
Sheet
Music
and
Instruments.
McRAE
BROS.,
LTD
Rooks,
Stationery,
Printing,
Victor
Gramophones
and
Records,
Kodaks,
Remington
Typewrilers.
Free
DANCE
to
Registered
Bayers
AGRICULTURAL
HALL
Friday
Evening,
September
11,
at
9
p.m.
Hailway
or
float
Fare
will
be
refunded
to
each
out-of-town
visitor
whose
combined
purchases
amount
to
not
les
than
$100.
Hefunds
will
lie
based
on
excursion
rates
applying
nt
Ihe
lime,
float
fares
on
which
there
are
no
redueed
rates
will
He
refunded
on
the
basis
of
fare
and
one-third.
Hugar,
Canned
Milk,
Flour
and
Feed
are
exempt
from
merchandise
lo
make
up
One
Hundred
Dollars.
When
you
arrive,
register,
al
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade
Hooms,
City
Hall,
deposit
your
receipt
for
transportation
paid
and
get
a
BUYERS'
BOOK.
Hours:
11
a.m.
to
12
iioon.
White
Hie
Secretary
when
we
may
expect
you.
RETAIL
MERCHANTS'
ASSOCIATION.
OF.OnGR
TIHYANT,
President.
a
G,
MINNS,
Secretary.
You
will
be
the
Honored
Guests
of
the
following
Prince
Rupert
Merchants:
ACME
CLOTHIEnS,
Kxchange
Ulk.,
:trl
Ave.
Men's
and
Hoys'
Clothing
Specialists.
Jhreel
Importers
of
Hritish
Manufactured
Goods.
The
Store
uf
Uuality.
ALBERTA
MARKET.
Fresh
and
Smoked
Mc.it.
Groceries,
Fruit
ami
Provisions.
Imported
Groceries
a
Speri.ilty.
BACON
FISHERIES.
.Smoked,
Shell
and
Fresh
Fish.
Government
Wharf.
BARRIE'S
HOME
FURNISHINGS.
liny
your
Home
Furnishings
at
Harrie
s,
:ird
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Phone
U':i.
B.C.
BUTCHERS
AND
GROCERS
LTD.
L.
Murray
Fuller,
manager.
Fresh
Meals,
Fruit
and
Vegetables.
Mail
orders
given
strict
attention.
P.O.
Hox
877.
B.C.
FUR
COMPANY,
3rd
Ave.
All
kinds
of
Haw
and
Made-up
Furs
in
Stork.
'
Repairing
and
Remodelling
done
on
Ihe
premises.
Trapper's
Kx-ihnnge.
BENSON
STUDIO,
Third
Avenue.
Portraits,
Knlarging,
Interior
Views,
Flashlights.
Kodaks
Developing
and
Printing.
'
BENT'S
LADIES'
READY-TO-WEAR
The
Most
nf
the
Hesl
for
the
Leat.
Spei-inl
arrangements
for
out
of
-lown
i
iislomers.
BIG
BAY
LUMBER
CO.,
LTD.,
Cow
Ray.
Lumber
of
every
description
carried
in
slock,
HoxTs,our
specialty.
BRYANT
&
GREER,
LTD.,
217
Oth
lreel,--The
Chillies
Shop
for
Men.
Soils.
Raincoats',
Jaeger
Goods
and
Haberdashery.
BULGER
&
CAMERON
LTD.,
Hrd
Ave.
Jewellers
and
Opticians.
BOSTON
CAFE,
3rd
Avenue
Open
Hay
and
Night.
Luncheon,
Dinner
and
Private
Parties
a
Specially.
COMMODORE
CAFE,
Hid
Ave.
The
(Info
of
Distinction.
Open
day
and
nighl.
Ice
Cream
ami
Confectionery.
Wholesale
and
Retail.
Lei
us
please
you.
MDEMERS"
F.xciusivo
Ladies'
Outfitters.
P.O.
Rox
.127.
.Telephone
27.
ant
Avenue.
DENNY
ALLEN
CO.,
(121
Third
Avon.
China.
C-oikery,
Glassware,
Kitchen
Hardware.
THE
ECONOMY
STORE
OF
MUSSAL-LEM
GROCERY
CO.,
LTD.,
U7..2.T
!!h
Ave.
K.
Groceries,
Fruits,
Fresh
Meals
and
Dry
Goods.
Phones
18
nnd
81.
ECKOFF
STUDIO
A
REGENT
HOTEL
ROOMS,
2nd
Ave
and
Oth
fil.
Latest
Scientific
Photographer
and
Artit.
Rest
nf
work
nt
reasonable
prices.
THE
A.
W.
EDGE
CO.,
2nd
Ave.
Importers
and
Dealers
in
Wallpapers,
Paints.
Oils,
Varnishes.
Glass,
Rnishes,
etc.,
Reaver
Hoard
A.
MacKENZIE
and
Ranges.
Dealer
in
Furniture
Out-of-town
business
solicited.
W.
J.
McCUTCHEON,
the
Largest
Drug
House
iu
Northern
H.C
The
leader
since
1000.
We
slill
lead.
'
McMEEKIN'S
GROCERY,
3rd
Ave.
High-class
Groceries
and
Provisions.
Mad
Orders
reeeive
our
strict
'attention.
MUNRO
BROS.,
Cor.
Fulton
and
3rd
Ave.
-Groceries,
Provisions,
Fruits,
Reliable
Shippers.
Hargains
in
'THE
DAILY
NEWS
Northern
Hritish
Columbia's
Newspaper.
The
paper
everybody
reads.
-
Call
in
and
gel
your
subscription
entered
up.
ORMES
LIMITED
Pioneer
Druggists.
The
flexall
Store.
Kodaks
and
Photo
Supplies,
Magazines
and
Stationery.
PARKIN-WARD
ELECTRIC
CO.,
3rd
Ave.
Electric
Supplies,
Radios,
Evinrudes,
Mariue
Engines
and
Supplies.
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE,
3rd
Ave.
Tobaccos,
Cigars,
Cigarettes,
Milliard
room
in
connection.
II.
F.
SeR,
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
"A
real
Good
Hotel"
II.
R.
Rochester,
manager.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE
Musical
Instruments
and
Sheet
.Music.
Columbia
Phonographs
and
Records.
ROSE,
COWAN
&
LATTA
LTD.
Printers,
Loose
Leaf
Hillheads
ami
Supplies.
SILVERSIDES
BROS.
Paints
and
Wallpaper.
Hurlaps,
Kalsomine,
Art
Supplies.
ST.
REGIS
CAFE,
oldest
established
eating
house
in
Ihe
city.
Upstairs
dining
room
suitable
for
luncheon
and
dinner
parlies.
SMITH
A
MALLETT
LIMITED,
Plumbing,
Heating,
Pipe,
Valves,
Fittings,
Out-of-town
business
solicited.
GEO.
D.
TITE,
The
Quality
Hiue
Furnisher.
Furniture,
Carpets,
Squares,
Linoleums.
Window
Shades,
Toys
and
Fancy
Goods.
Third
Ave.
P.O.
Hox
ion.
SYD.
THOMSON,
representing
Chess
Hro.,
Vancouver,
R.C.,
Wholesale
Fruits
and
Produce.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.,
LTD.
General
Hardware
nnd
Ships
Chandlery.
H.
S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
Ladies'
and
Children's
Ready-lo-Wear,
General
Dry
GimwIs,
Jaeger
Underwear,
Hudson
Ray
fllankels,
Pictorial
Review
Patterns.
WEST
OF
ENGLAND
SILK
STORE
Latest
In
Silks,
Grepe-de-Cliines,
Serges.
Flannels.
Dress
Goods.
W.
W.
WRATHALL,
3rd
Ay.
Stationer,
Victor
Victrolas
and
Records
and
Radio
Supplies.
MAKE
THIS
TRIP
YOUR
ANNUAL
OUTING
MljtofelaaVltU
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