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MOSQUITOES
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ImUluM.
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nut
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V
iloAnr.
Unnla.
Inhuman
9r
Druggist
O
I
Our
Eyes
Bother
You?
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cully
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optical
j
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added
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of
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I
lake
ire
of
'
miiip.
Phones:
189,
112.
p
run
!
ipiii-al
sprvipp
u
--urn
you
tin
f
irluni.
Lenses
Ground
on
the
Premise
hn
Bulger
Jeweller.
indling!
ai'fl
t)i)'ii'
v.
,
no!
k0'
some
1
v.
the
tint
luimllc
onl
in
.
is
"Cope
y
Kiln
Dried
Wood."
mler
n
load
of
'
value.
Full
load
00
or
nicely
tied
bundles,
for
$1.00.
Our
Tail
number
is
nasy
,iinr.
"it
,
nitu
.
our
mutlo.
IT
mi
ears
loday
you
e
Minn
again.
50o
Is
i
'haw
tiny
or
night
IF
'
an
tunc,"
I
K
or
nil
kind
l'
ii'
i
o
nrnmplly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Covo
Tie
Prince
Rupert
ransfer
&
Taxi
Co.
ggs
irrivingDaily
I.
very
Kgg
Otiaranlccil
liner's
Horn,
noun
heller,
fhulf
or
whole,
per
Id.
A0o
K,
Pork,
Mutton,
Veal,
Fish
and
Fowl.
U
I
Mini
Low
Prices.
ulkley
Market
f't'o,
V
Kerr
Manager
Phono
178.
Dairy
and
Culinary
i
lluller.
five
lbs.
bulk
-t.
Mr
'George
Storey.
'
llufler,
five
lbs.,
Hi.
brick
I,
Mk.
J.
It.
Ktnnyer;
2,
Mr.
Gp0.
Hforpy.
-
Kgg.
while
1,
Hamlin
ami
Thomson;
2,
Mr.
K.
ilellman.
F.gg.
brown
I,
Mr,
o.
iuH-pn:
2,
Mr.
K.
Ilfllnuin.
Home-mude
randy
I.Mrs.
V.
.
J
niter;
2,
Mr..
C.
Tuck.
I
While
bread
I,
Mr.
V.
H.
Sherman;
2.
Mr.
Fred
lliffou
j
Gruliam
or
whole-wheat
bread
I
I.
Mr.
.1.
L.
Lainlry;
2,
Mr,
s.
Ivaroon.
I
Hyn
bread
I,
Mrs.
R.
Hell-man;
2,
Mr.
S.
Ivtirsnn.
Mu
n
i
I,
Mr.
K.
Helliimn:
2.
Mr...
It.
Mel).
Hunlpr.
Fruit
cake
1,
Mr.
Has
so
Hert;
2.
Mr.
I).
Mcl.
Hunter.
Hark
rakp
I,
Mr.
W.
g.
Fllier;
2.
Mr.
C.
O.
Minn.
While
rake,
iced
I,
Mr.
II.
II.
Kaslinan;
2,
Mr.
F.
Sraddpn.
Spwijrp
pako
I,
Mr.
W.
It.
CurnUli;
2,
Mr.
W.
S.
Fiher.
liiiisfpr-hrenil
I,
Mr.
K.
Hell-
man.
Shorllireail
I,
Mr.
H.
II.
Fafman;
2,
Mr.
O.
O.
Minn.
Lemon
jtle
1,
Mr.
K.
Hell-
man;
2,
Mr,
u.
lues.
.
Apiile
iie
I,
Mm.
!lao
Herl;
2.
Mr.
W.
S.
l'iher.
I'umpkin
pi.
.
Mr.
I'..
Hell.
man;
2.
Mr.
C.
(I.
Minn.
While
eooklM
1,
Mr.
K.
Ilellman;
2.
Mr.
11.
Mrl
Hunt
¬
er.
(linger
rook
If
I,
Mr.
K.
IIHIuian;
2,
Mr.
II.
Hifiiih.
I)rp
cake
I,
Mm.
K.
Hell-
inaii;
2,
Mr.
W.
11.
lUlnlun.
Women's
Work
Manufactures
Grains
and
Setds
if'
lt
f.j'
av
September
10,
ll)5
vnrz
rxrtt
a.
I
i
km)
Darijr
ana1
Culinary
Exhibition
Prize
List
ItaiilHmut
I,
Mr.
G.
Turk'
2.
Mr.
K.
HellmnH.
Diwoim.
(iickll
1,
Mrs.
J.
Howe;
2.
Mr.
G.
S.
Minn.
Galihaice,
iirkle.t
-1,
Mr.
G.
!.
Minn;
3,
Mr.
H.
Hltiiiaa.
i:rrwl.
ftirkl'Ml
I,
Mr.
I.
Me.
Hunter:
2.'
Mr.
C.
1.
Minn.
Sisrrt
pirkle
I,
Mr.
I.
Mc
l.
Ilunler;
2
Mr.
J.
Hflwe.
Sour
pirkle
I,
Mr.
H.
Mcl.
Ilunler:
2.
Mr.
J.
llmve,
Muxliiril
pinkie
I.
Mr.
J.
Howe;
2.
Mr.
K.
Hellman.
Haplierry
vlnnpar
I,
Mr.
I.
Mil).
Ilunler:
.
Mr.
0.
.
Minn.
Tomato
kelHiun
I,
Mr.
U
Minn;
2,
Mr.
K.
Ilellman.
Tomato
ehulor
I,
Mr.
1
.
W.
Ilohler:
2.
Mr.
K.
HelltnaiK
Other
rhulney
1,
"Ml.
Itohler.
2,
Mr.
K.
0.
Klrkial-
nrk.
Apple
Jelly
I.
Mr,
luek;
2.
Mr.
J.
Howe.
Aprirnl
Jam
I.
Mr.
I.
Mel.
Ilunler;
2.
Mr.
K.
Ilellman.
(;iMielerr.v
Jam
I.
Mr.
U.
Mrl).
Hunter;
t.
Mr.
J.
Hfl-
Slrawlierr
Jam
I,
Mr.
U.
l-Minn:
2.
Mr.
!liea.
Haspl'ry
Jniu
I.
Mr.
!
i..ii
i
imipr:
.urii.
i..
ii
ii-
man.
Plum
Jam
I.
Mr,
h.
Hell-man:
,
2,
Mm.
Turk.
-
He.l
riirrint
Jelly
I.
lurk.
2.
Mr.
.1.
Howe.
Itlack
rurranl
Jelly
I.
-r!,
II.
L.
Lan.iry:
'2.
Mrs.
l.
MpU.
Hunter.
itraniie
mariiialailH
I,
Mrs.
.1.
Howe;
2.
Mr.
H.
fintlh.
Hnpberry.
eaniH't
I,
Mrs.
u
j
Norrington;
2,
Mr.
1'.
J.
Mc-
r'"r",i('k
Chprrie.
canneil
I
I
I.
Mr.
Mr,
I)
n.
Mel).
Hunter;
2.
Mr.
II.
M.
Hale
plums,
ranneil-t,
Mr.
I..
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lnase
Land
tit.ii..i
r
.
In
Land
lleconltng
uisirici.
I
Prince.
Iluporl.
nmi
.llual.
Forguson
nay,
.a"'
.
V
Take
Wlen
r.osse-Mll-Irril.
Limilril.
of
Vancouver.
H.ti..
..ii,m
Salmon
Canner.
In-
followlim
(
Pcrinen
i""""-
app'roxiinalcly
20
d'"'"9
"
r
...
....rll.wesl
corner
Lot
i.7t,
lhei.ee
tiotitli
3
chain;
thoncc
so
ilh
2
Ihcnco
vest
10
chair.;
H.nlns;
thence
west
10
c
hnins
lo
Imi.nrlnrv
of
Lot
1571,
limned
ooulh
H
chain;
t
.once
west
10
chains;
tlicnco
north
20
llienco
cast
2
chains,
chains;
"
L
I,
lo
heach;
Ihonce
following
mean.lerlnrf
of
shore
lino
lo
point
of
commencement,
ami
containing
22
acres,
more
r
'"""VinssiVMILLKllD,
LTD
Applicant.
lcr
Wm.
n.
Milchell,
Agent
DaUd
June
26th,
1025.
IMinn:
2.
Mr.
I).
Mrl).
Hunter.
Slrawlierrie.
canneil
I.
Mr
I).
Mel).
Hunter;
2.
Mr.
K.
I'ear.
caiineil--l,
Mr.
I).
Mc-I).
Ilunler;
2.
Mr.
J.
Howe.
I'eaehcs,
canneil
I,
Mr.
I).
Mcl).
Jlunler:
2,
Mrs.
C.
n.
Minns.
Tomatoes,
canned
I,
-.Mr.
H.
Mcl).
Hunter;
2,
Mr.
K.
Hell-man.
Corn
on
eoh,
canned
,
Mr.
!;
Mel),
Hunter;
2,
Mr,
fi.
('..
Minn.
Heel,
canneil
I,
Mr.
F..
Ile!l-man;
2.
Mr.
I).
Mcl).
Ilunler.
I'eas,
canneil
I,
Mr.
I).
Melt.
Hunter;
2,
Mr.
J.
Howe.
Mean
in
pod,
ranncil
I.Mrs.
H.
Ho
Thomson;
2,
Mr.
E.
Ilellman.
Collection,
no
wild
1,
Mrs.
I).
Mrl).
Ilunler;
2,
Mr.
K.
Hcll-
man.
Collwilion.
wilil
I,
Mr.
K.
Ilellman;
.
Mr.
H.
L
Landry.
Quaker
Oats
Special
1
Mr.
ii.
.nrn.
iiunier;
2,
.Mrs.
k.
Lake
of
Hie
Wooil
Special--I.
Mr.
I.
Mel).
Hunter;
2,
Mr.
K.
Ilellman.
Ofrilvie
Hour
Mills
Special,
scone
I,
Mr.
I).
McLeml.
K
W.
Olllett
Co.
Special
1,
Mr.
A.
Ivarson;
2,
Mr.
A.
I'rlnre.
Hakeil
bnwn
hwin
Mr.
F
Ilellman.
Two
iloilies,
under
12",
cro-ehel
I,
Mr,
(i.
Itasso-Ilert;
2,
Mr.
Frank
Moore.
Women's
Work
Two
iloilie,
under
12".
eni-broiilerpil
in
white
I,
Mr.
(J.
Itasso-Ilert;
2,
Mr.
Frank
Moore.
Tlirre
liandkercliief,
in
tat-llnsj,
onK-het
or
emhrolilery.
elc,
I.
Mr,
(i.
Holme;
2,
Mr.
()
fiuelpa.
Trav
elolli.
erochrl
I.
Ml
Ceorplna
l'aul;.
2,
Ml
Cora
William.
Tray
clolh,
white
emliroiilrry
1.
Mr.
().
Ouelpa;
2,
Mr.
S
Itateher.
Tea
clolh,
3u",
while
emliroi-ilery
I,
Mr.
John
Mcllae;
2,
Mr.
S.
Ilatrher.
Tea
cloth,
30",
eolored
em-brftiilpry
or
applliiue
2,
Mr.
A.
I).
OIHie.
Tea
cloth.
30",
crocheted
I,
Mr.
0.
(iuelpa;
2,
Mr.
A.
D.
(Hllie.
Luncheon
clolh,
3C",
and
ser-vioitp
,
Mis
Minnie
Paul;
2,
Mr.
K.
O.
Kirkpalrirk.
Luncheon
cloth,
36",
and
er-vielle
I,
Mrs.
W.
Cornish.
Centrepiece,
27",
silk
embroi
dered,
colored
I,
Mr.
rranK
Moore;
2,
Mis
M.
Almon.
Centrepiece,
1
8"
to
27",
while
cmiirtililereil
I,
Mr.
(.
Ander
son;
2,
Mrs.
O.
Cmelpa.
Library
scarf,
colored
embroi
dery
I,
Mr.,
(imup;
2,
Mr.
II.
Hanson.
Library
scarf,
crocheted
I,
.Mr
II.
Hanson;
2,
Mis
Kdna
Mclvor.
Dresser
scarf,
crocheted
I,
Mrs.
.
Ilasso-lterl;
2,
Miss
(!.
Paul.
Dresser
scarf,
embroidered
I,
Mrs.
J.
Moen;
2,
Mrs.
S.
Ha
I
-
cher.
Dresser'ur
buffet",sels3Mleces
I,
Mr.
W.
L.
Sandison;
2
Mrs.
O.
(Juelpa.
Pair
pillow
slips,
while
em
broidery
I,
Mrs.
O.
(iuelpa;
2,
Mrs.
S.
Ilalcher.
Pair
pillow
slips,
applitpie
or
colored
embroidery
I,
Mrs.
S.
Hatcher;
2,
Mrs.
C.
H.
Mordaunl.
Pair
fancy
hand
towels,
embroidered
I,
Mrs.
John
Mcllce.
Pin
cushion
I,
Mrs.
0.
Has-o-Hert;
2.
Mr.
Frank
Moore.
Lamp
shade,
in
silk
2,
Mrs.
A.
Akeibers,
Haby's
bonnel,
crocheleil
I,
Mr.
Frank
Moore;
2,
Mrs.
O.
II.
Monlaunt.
Ilahy's
carriage
pillow
I,
Mrs.
W.
M.
Iirown;
2,
Mrs.
Frank
Monre.
Haby's
carriage
cover
I,
Mr.
II.
II.
Dahl.
Child's
knitted
sweater
I.
Mrs.
(teorge
Munro;
2,
Mrs.
A.
Prince.
Lady's
knitted
wool
red
Jacket
1.
Mrs.
J.
M.
Campbell.
Lady's
silk
swealer,
knitted
or
crocheleil
I,
Mrs.
D.
McLeml
;
2,
Mrs.
Frank
Moore.
Pair
men's
sock
1,
Mrs.
W.
II.
Kertdn;
2,
Mrs.
(1.
Hnrje.
Lady's
underwear,
3
-
p
i
e
c
e,
nialcheil,
embroidered
I,
Mrs.
O.
(Iuelpa.
Shopping
hag-
-I,
Mrs,
J.
M.
Campbell;
2,
Mrs.
T.
I'riest.
Handbag,
in
beading
2,
Mrs
0,
llasso
Pert
Hardangcr
work
1,
Mrs.
0.
Anderson;
2.
Mrs.
If,'
Hanson.
Culwork
1,
Mr.
Montesano;
2,
Mrs.
O.
fiuelpa.
Card
table
eoer
2.
Mrs.
T.
Priest,.
r
Men's
knitting
or
needlpwork
I,
II.
Smith.
;
Hedspread,
colored
emtirfiidery
or
applique
I,
Mm..
A.
Wick.
Grains
and
Seeds
Sheaf,
Timothy
1,
Hillie
Itohler;
2,
James
Lever;
:t,
F.
W.
Itohler.
Sheaf
of
Western
rye
1,
F.
W.
Itohler.
Sheaf,
eoIleclon
(not
1
ess
than
four
varielies)
I,
F.
W.
.
1.
i
I
i
ti
in
-
t.r1.
.:t
r
iiunier
umyai
iianK
rjipciai
;,
2,
Haellon
Hospital
Farm;
3,1
W.
C.
CleniPnlson.
,
Sbpaf
of
red
clover
I,
Itillie
Itohlrr;
2.
Jarne
Lever:
3.
Hamlin
A
Thomson.
Sheaf
of
Alsike
clover
1.
Hil-lio
Holder;
2,
James
Lever;
3,
F.
W.
Itohler.
Sheaf
of
alfalfa-trl,
Mrs.
It.
Iirown:
2,
llnmlfn
A
Thomson:
3,
F.
W.
Itohler.
Sheaf
of
fodder
corn
I,
Jas.
Lever;
2,
Hillie
Hohler:
:t,
F.
W.
Itohler.
SliPaf
of
Spring
wheat,
other
variety
I,
James
Levi-r;
2,
F.
W.
Itohler;
3,
J.
11.
Stanyer.
Sheaf
of
Winter
wheat
I,
James
Lever;
2.
P.
W.
Itohler,
Sheaf
of
oats
1,
llazelton
Hospital
Farm;
2.
Hamlin
A
Thomson;
3,
!'.
W.
Itohler.
Sunflower
heads
(subscription
lo
Farm
and
Home)
I.
F.
W
Itohler;
2,
James
Lever:
3,
Itillie
Itohler.
Timothy,
seed
I,
Hamlin
A
Thomson;
2,
F.
W.
Hohler:
3,
James
Lever.
Peck
Winter
wheat
I.
F.
W
Itohler.
Peek
while
oaM
I.
Hamlin
A
Thomson.
Swede
turnip
I
'subscrip
tion
to
Farm
and
llomi-,,
Thus.
Hall;
2.
J.
II.
Stalner;
3,
F.
W
Itnlilpr.
While
turnips
l',
"Hamlin
Thomson;
2,
V.
W.
"
Itohler;
3.
James
Lever.
Yellow
turnips
1.
Hamlin
A
Thomson.
Mangels
I,
Hamlin
A
Thomson;
2.
F.
W.
Itohler;
3,
James
Lever.
i
Sugar
beets
1,
Hamlin
A
Thomson:
2,
Jaines
LtiVer:
3,
F.
W.
Itohler.
While
carrots
I,
Hamlin
A
Thomson:
2,
F.
W.
Itohler;
3.
James
Lever.
.
lied
carrots
1,
F.
W.
Hohler:
2,
Hamlin
A
Thomson;
3,
James
Lever.
Pumpkin
Olaf
Hanson
Spe-rjal),
l
W.
Hohler;
2,
Jas.
Lever.
Manufactures
Article
such
ns
vase,
jardiniere,
elc
I,
Mr.
Dobh;
2,
Alex
Hudema;
3,
A.
Akerherg.
Pattern
drawing
hy
exhibitor
in
Sec.
I
I,
Alex
Hudema;
2,
W.
II.
Perry.
KxHinple
furniture
I,
W.
V.
Tntlersall;
2.
M.
Delgarno.
Model,
house
or
other
subject
to
scale
I,
11.
Delgarno;
2,
11
Keltlay;
3,
Jack
Oibson...
.JlyA.
Hay
n
Ion
of
Anynx
was
a
nassenser
south
on
the
Prince
Charles
last
night,
bound
for
Montreal
en
route
to
the
Old
Country
on
a
vacation
trip.
V
m
IhEverjIiti
ol
"Nugget"
there's
the
same
high
quality
the
which
has
made
it
Sialiy
e
supreme
shoe
polish
throughout
the
world.
Hogget
ShoeMish
fn
Black.
Tan.
Twwy
RtJ
unJ
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Removal
Sale!
Tremendous
Price
Reductions
SHOP
EARLY
FOR
BEST
SELECTIONS
Serg
e
and
Silk
Dresses
Regular
price
$10.00
for
....$7.50
Regular
for
price
$12.00
g
QQ
Regular
price
$17.00
for
Coats
and
Suits
Regular
price
$18.50
for
Regular
price
$25.00
for
$13.50
19.25
12.75
Rearrprice,?32-00
for
24.50
Regular
price
$20.00
15
00
Regular
price
$28.00
22
00
Regular
price
$45.00
fori
Regular
price
$65.00
for
33.75
48.75
Sweaters
All
odd
lines
of
sweaters,
a
large
assortment,
were
$5.00
to
$12.00;
now
$2.95
to
$3.50
Cotton
Crepe
Kimonas
in
assorted
colors,
were
$3.50,
now.
.
Kimonas
$1.50
Silk
and
Wool
Kimonas,
were
$10.00
to
$15.00,
f(
now
tfiv.vvr
These
are
only
a
few
of
the
many
bargains.
Everything
in
the
storais
being
offered
at
like
reductions
Mrs.
S.
FRIZZELL
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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EVOLUTION
NOTED
IN
e
tt
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
PMnco
Rupert
September
10,
1915.
City
Clerk
K.
A.
Woods
has
re
ceived
word
that
K.
II.
Maynard,
recently
wounded
at
the
front.
lias
recovered
from
his
injuries
and
expects
to
be
m
service
again
very
shortly.
A
novelty
at
this
year's
fair
will
be
n
fish
restaurant
conducted
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Shrulisall
with
the
assistance,,
(if.
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.,
the
Atllii
Fisheries,
Horvik
Fish
Co.
and
the
leading
hotels.
The
police
lasl
night
seixed
a
Chinese
lottery
outfit
at
a
Chinese
resort
on
Third
Avenue
and.
as
a
result,
a
number
of
Orientals
who
recently
arrived
In
town
from
the
south
will
appear
in
police
court.
NEWSPAPERS
OF
TODAY
One
Hundred
per
Cent
Added
to
Voting
Intelllnence
by
Present-Day
Attitude
Premier
(Sreenfield
of
Alberta
says
that
Canadian
newspapers
sacrifice
dignity
for
srusalion-nlism,
and
hinder
rulhcr
lliau
facilitate
governnienl.
by
their
criticism,
says
the
Vancouver
Sun.
Premier
Oreenfield
is
unjust.
The
difference
between
newspapers
of
50
yenrs
ngu
anil
news
papers
of
today
is
that
irtd-time
edilors
wer
interested
la
uar-
lles,
while
modern
editors
are
interested
in
good
government
In
Horace
Greeley's
day.
polite
leal
parties
could
count
on
their
newspapers
through
I
hick
and
thin.
Today,
except
in
lsolut
cd
cases,
political
parties
mu?t
earn
newspaper
support.
The
newspaper
lias
heroine.
the
mouthpiece'
of
the
people
nil
her
than
the
mouthpiece
or
the
parly.
Thai
transformation
may
he
inconvenient,
sometimes,
fur
politician's,
but
it
has
added
100
per
cent
to
the
voting
intelli
gence
of
the
peuple.
Within
the
science
of
polities
is
no
natural
urge
for
progres-
.....
.
t
ive
evolution.
That
urge
inusi
,
come
from
without,
from
some
form
of
organized
and
crysiai-liied
public
opinion.
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the
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Minum
rniirmiiri
......
birth,
even
of
new
ideas,
is
probably
more,
painful,
as
Itacon
said,
even
than
death.
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NOTir.K
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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
Cloanlng.
We
are
ready
at
any
time
to
receive
your
phono
call,
lo
lake
your
instructions,
to
lake
personal
chargo
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
0
to
C.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
Opisn
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Mveiilugs
Fall
Millinery
COATS
and
DRESSES
Bent's
Third
Ave.
Phono
051
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