"AOE
SIX
We
save
you
MONEY
QUALITY
IS
WHAT
COUNTS
Our
Prices
aro
no
higher
than
any
other
store
in
Canada,
Goods
marked
in
plain
figures
according
to
grade.
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE,
CUT
GLASS,
Etc
SaveTour
Eyes
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing-
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
CHILDREN
ATTENTION!
School
starts
soon
and
you
will
ni'i'il
all
new
supplies
to
start
riKhl.
We
have
pencils,
pens,
rubbers,
pencil
boxes,'
scribblers,
and
note
books.
We
have
a
big
slock
for
you
to
pick
from,
so
come
early
and
look
it
over
so
that
you
will
be
sure
of
the
best.
Our
prices,
the
lowest
and
best
in
town,
so
first
come,
first
served.
Mussallem's
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
Fifth
Avenue
E.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
.
.
SAVE
on
Your
Meats
and
Provisions
Cash
and
Carry
Boiling
Beef,
per
lb..
.
.6c
Pot
Boast,
per
Hi
10c.
Hound
Steak,
per
Ik.
.20c
Shoulder
Mutton,
roast
22
Vz
Oainor's
Bacon
None
Better,
per
lit.
sliced
45c
Up
Biver
Kggs,
fresh,
per
doz
45c
flainor's
Lard,
i
Hi.
bricks
25c
Phone
178.
Bulkley
Market
Geo.
V.
Kerr,
manager.
Fall
Opening
CDlnlV
H
Mn
fiHTiinniiv
I
Sept.
4
and
5
Tho
Newest
In
Styles
and
Colors
Your
ni-p.
ri
ion
is
cordially
in
i
ted,
"DEMERS"
House
of
Quality.
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
DANCING
At
the
Auditorium
TUESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
EVENINGS,
8
to
11
p.m.
SATURDAY
EVENINGS
from
S
to
12
midnight.
5
l'ieco
Orchcslru.
I
Dance
10c
3
for
25u
1'ree
Admission.
L.
J,
MARREN,
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
I
PLANE
DUE
BACK
FROM
ISLANDS
ON
WEATHER
ALLOWING
Flight
Lieutenant
Karl
Mr-'
I.cod,
in
flying
boat
of
tho
local
fisheries
patrol
detach
ment,
will
reluru
from
tho
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
the
first
day
now
that
weather
conditions
permit.
Be
will
briiiR
with
him
Major
E.
J.
Ashlon,
commis
sioner
of
the
Soldiers'
Settle
ment
Board,
,vhoni
he
took
LONDON.
Sept.
2
Plans
haxe
IVP.rf
ilt1:ili-l
I
horn
Mvite
rrfu
WRHSLEYS
AFTER
I
JHI
II
II
I
EVERY
MEAL
affords
benefit
as
well
as
pleasure.
Healthful
exerdie
for
the
teeth
and
a
pur
to
digcation.
A
lung.
across
last
week.
On
the
re-j
lasting
refreshment,
toothing
to
turn
of
Lieut.
MacLeod
one
of
nervei
anJ
itomach.
the
planes
will
go
hack
to
the
Islands
to
In
engaged
in
palrol
work
for
the
halance
of
the
son-
son.
It
is
possible
that
Squadron
Leader
J.
II.
Tudhope
may
make
the
next
flight
himself.
FLIGHT
PLANNED
FROM
LONDON
TO
CAPETOWN
.
The
World
Famoui
Sweetmeat,
untouched
by
hand),
full
of
,
RI8
Ambitious
Foat
to
Be
Attempted
,off
ground.
The
In
Order
to
Test
Out
Route
powered
engine
is
hen
lllKhrr-
in.-tal-
led
to
overt-nine
this.
The
journey
is
Ileitis'
undertaken
in
order
to
survey
the
air
reached
an
advanced
staste
for
route
hclwcen
London
and
I'lipe
a
fllirlil
from
l.nmln
)
I
own.
Tliis
will
le
tlie
first
ti.A
......
i
.i.
ii....
lJ-'0
Sir
Helperus
van
llyneveld
.
,
,
.
"
",
a,'k
r
m
Mnlrcal
flew
from
London
to
South
Af-I
"?
weekly
re,M,rt.
i
Vickers-ltolls
IloyceL
T
"
and
found
that
owing
to
the
al-
.
'
.
"
.
tilude
at
which
the
aerodromes
ri-
"
,
on
the
route
through
Africa""'.."1-.""
.
,,Br
iiiru.-iiuig
win
ie
general
a
:
i
.
:
.
.....
.
i
i.i-
.
riigni
hit
iKirinpan
rornT
loi
lg
(T.L.
'
iruisii
i.iiMunnia
ininj
rains
"'"i
l
to
rhln:
iin-iirr
in.uin
tlM-nre
s
south
mains;
&
rham.;
WK-iKe
I,a'
i..Vll
ne
,pl.
n
,,f
)
u
i,.,,r,i
ncin
i,.
lo
all
-.11
i
.,.iw
rops.
thrwe
west
o
rlMln.
more
or
int.
l
SSvZSS-
"".JAPANESE
DESTROYERS
r.S;
AUCTIONED
AT
KURE
renu
ti8ri
inu
7th.
1S
MINERAL
ACT.
Certificate
ef
Imoraxincnta.
Kindling!
When
you
are
buying
kindling
why
not
gel
something
thai
will
start
the
firo
in
a
hurry?
We
handle
only
the
best
there
is
"Bone
Dry
Kiln
Dried
Wood."
Should
you
order
a
load
of
this
you
gel
value.
Full
load
S6.00
or
nicely
tied
bundles,
5
for
S1.00.
Our
Taxi
number
is
easy
to
remember,
"112",
and
"Serviee"
is
our
motto.
If
you
use
our,
cars
today
you
will
ue
them
aain.
50o
is
our
charge
day
or
night
"all
the
time."
Dray
work
of
nil
kinds
alleuded
lo
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Honrs
y
to
(J.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
C86.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Kvenlngi
Others
Aro
to
Be
Sold
Soon
and
Stiol
UmiI
fni
RnlMInn
Siokne
Miwrai
ciim.
itute
in
thi
Purposes
Ainn
xinlnr
IHrlslon
or
CiMltr1
!llrlrt.
n
Ifw
!
.o
or
Blr
llomi
Ittvi-r
to
Ihr
en
nt
ami
adjmnlnr
the;
lOMO,
Sept.
2.
The
delrV-Kdwln
M'nnl
rialm
....
TAkK
mitice
that
i.
Pirt
Prs
uooro
ami
.Kepono
were
!nr.lJm.u.r"T
:,I"TT'
auelione.1
off
lo
Yaoularo
Ka?-
tav
frtnii
thn
'daiw
herwir.
to
ipniv'
io
me
awu
of
Kure
at
7,101)
yen
apiece
'
'
al
,,,e
hur''
,UivM
la-
recenl,y
l.M,t,.
ror
tor
wwr
U
r
Wtilnin
fJ"i
c.rant
or
thr
air
riaim.
Ition.
The
shiis
oriifinallv
cost
.nu
runner
take
noUre
thai
artion.
,
i
nir
ii(m
j?,
mnt
i-
r'tiimrmrd
im-
-00.000
ycin
each.
I
hey
are
for
nr-.,Ji"e
of
M"b
M,nr,"!
(breakinp
up.
the
sleel
to
bo
j?1"1
xu
"",,h
rti
of
Auut,
A.n
used
for
build.
iik
purposes.
"Vlie
warsinp
aunia
aim
uie
uesiroy-ers
Nowake,
Matsukaze.
Shira-
tiki
and
Ararc
are
lij
he
put
up
for
auction
at
the
Sasebo
Naval
station
shortlyil
Kusign
and
cials-of-arins
will
be
removed
and
placed
in
the
naval
nnilseum
t
be
created
on
the
warship
Mikasa.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
Of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purthaao
Land.
Iii
IIm
MimI
Iirr(lmir
IHatriri
of
Prtiire
nuiN-ri.
aiKi
Miuatr
at
nut
itti
m-h-k
wlilrli
flows
Into
Ixntall
diver
alul
IS
ml
Ira
from
tit
iihmiiIi.
TAM;
vm.l.
that
CIIIIihi
V.
Illrl
of
ITiier
liniwrl.
il.i:..
orruimioii
Imniirr
nun.
uilrii'l"
to
apply
for
penn.iwk.ii
to
iiinliar
tlir
followlBir
dc.irll-d
IjimIh.
-
'iiUiinriK'liiii
it
a
ni
iilantetl
n
the
Kiiiiiitoi
ronwr
or
IJ
r.aj,
uaiiirr
rour
tlM
iire
ill
rtialiu
KHillH-rl)
;
tlN-nrc
tu
rluiti
urlrrl;
tlirure-IU
rliaiiH
IHrti-er.y;
tlirmr
SO
ilialni
ralerl
to
otnt
of
I'oiiiiiirnmiH-ul,
ind
roniatnlnv
4U
irrn,
more
or
lrt.
c.
v.
IIIEI.
'
Appllcanl.
j
Iiall
Auruat
Hill.
ii$.
I
LAND
ACT.
In
tho
Alllii
l.aixl
1
1
Kir
If
I
of
Ur.
TkK
MITtr.K
thai
I,
KIIHllrt
Kotl
Pi.tliT.
of
Vorli.
5.Y.,
l!...V.,
orril-
tatlmi
lin.kiT,
IliK'lMln
Ui
ipply
for
kt-mlaaloii
to
ur
haH
tlw
follow
In
c
tie-mtiImvI
laiwta:
i.oiiiiiieiK'liir
at
i
txiat
nlanurd
alxint
ft)
lulus
wMilh
of
lurliM-'a
I'olnl
on
II
cit
lo
of
Tairlfh
Mke,
about
elVMi
Inllra
-on
III
or
h
Yukoti
bouiHl.iry
llnr;
llinicr
'
wwl
S
rhalna;
tlK-iin-
nor
Hi
to
rhaln;
or
m
i-
Mam
z
nimiu:
uirnre
-
aoiiuirrn
fnUowiiiir
alonir
tl
ahorn
line
of
Tatlah
I
akr
lo
ihiIuI
or
ftiiiiiiMiirtfiiriit.
all
miii'I
I'onialii.iir
HO
m'
!,
iixirr
or
Iraa.
tl.IIMII.KT
SOTT
roTTHIl.
Alpliraiit.
IIWI
IJIWIMIIl.
A
Ki
ll
I
lial-
il
Anirii.t
llilli.
Wirt.
LAND
ACT.
'
Notlca
of
Intention
to
Apply
lo
Lata
Land
In
I'riiii'i'
imiwr!
Lam
llrronllnir
lilnlrlc
'it
ITIimc
lliiMrl,
and
ultiute
it
Vra
talbm
liav.
M
Inlrt.
.
TAkK
OTH
K
lint
Hurnr
II.
Hlmioll,
of
Mm,
li.r.,
orruialloii
ramirriinaii,
Intriirl.
In
aplv
for
a
li-aae
of
tlm
fol-lowhm
ilrai
rlliid
Imiil
.
Cominriirlnr
at
i
t
plantnl
alr.ut
9U
rluln.
wcrlrrly
from
tlif
N.K,
rortirr
or
l.i.l
lito.
lianro
ft,
Omni
liUlrlri-lliriur
!!
rluin;
iliriii-r
north
llirra
'ham,
imiir
or
lr,
In
Mill
water1
murk;
thi'iirc
.
r
iy
noiir
hull
alir
mink
to
I'olql
r
.
iiiniirtii
-iim
nt,
ami
roiitalnliK
I
iiri".
tiiiire
.ir
lr--
Et'lEXE
II
HIMfdOX.
Applliant.
Dated
IJrd
July,
tRtt,
TOE
DAILY
rTTTvVS
Wednesday
gtn....
.
H"'"-"
Z,
lit,
RATE
TO
CHINA
IS
CHEAPER
THAN
COAST
-
i
Plan
to
Encourage
Export
Trado
Seems
to
Work
Hardship
on
Local
People
Canada
is
selling
.hread
to
China
cheaper
than
it
is
selling
if
to
Vancouver,
says
the
Vancouver
Star.
'llr.it
is,
the
wheat
of
our
Western
prairies
is
laid
down
in
China
at
a
lower
cost
than
that
same
griin
Is
deliver
ed
to
Vancouver
bakers.
In
return
Chinese
living
in
China
and
Chinet
living
in
this
elly
are
tioycotling
the
trade
of
this
port.
They
aim
to
Karrolte
the
very
people
who
are
feeding
Ihem.
Here's
the
proof:
I
Hailways
give
a
special
freight
rale
on
grain
through
this
port
intended
for
evj-ort.
That
rale
is.
per
Ion,
4J.50.
Ocean
rale
to
China
Is,
per
Ion.
L'.75.
Total
rale
to
('lima
from
Calgary,
per
ton,
$7.25.
Hallway
rate
to
Vancouver
from
I'algarjr,
per
Ion,
$8.30.
In
anolher
way.
the
domestic
railway
rale
on
grain
lo
Vancouver
from
points
in
Alberta
is
11
cents
per
I
mo
pounds.
'Th.V.
same
grain
laid
down
in
(lie
ele-
town
and
hack
hv
Alan
J.
Cnh-!M",C
l"a'
Hil
attempt
lias
been
'
-!
t
ham
and
A
KllioH
i.r
i,wi
niade
to
flv
to
the
Unoe
and
"
uasia
utna-
winter
flew
to
Hurma
ami
hack.lack.
a'"1
"w'"
lo
"
nature.
'"
l,ra,J
"l
l0al
u
,s
cheaper
It
was
at
first
hoped
that
Sir
or
the
country
it
is
a
much
more
."
u
'
"
Sefton
Urancker
would
accom-
ambitious
feat
than
the
flight
to
pany
Ihem,
hut
he
is
unable
to
,I""na.
do
so.
1
I
The
trip,
it
is
hoped,
will
be
PROPS
FAVORABLE
made
late
this
year
in
a
IMI-50
.
t
7
ir
of
the
same
type
as
was
used
on
the
flight
to
Hurma
except
that
the
210
h.p.
l'unra
engine
will
j
he
replaced
by
a
radial
air-cool-1
ed
Jaguar
engine
of
385
h.p.
In
ALL
PARTS
OF
CANADA
No
change
of
importance
ha
taken
place
in
crop
conditions
ilurin;
China
Canadian
railways
give
I
In
cheaper
freight
rate
to
encourage
export
trade.
If
that
trade
'boycott
again-l
linli-h
I'oluin-
slnps
keep
up
I'anadia'i
ad
in
China
imi-l
be
made
Jearer.
UNITED
CHURCH
AT
FIRST
MEETING
IN
VICTORIA
LAST
EVE
YICTOIUA.
Sept.
2.'
Last
levelling
the
first
meeting
of
the
difficulty
in
getting
the
machinery-.
".,r,
""r:..
United
Church
...
this
rity
was
LAND
ACT.
u
r.....i
fr..,..
Iheld
when
repie-entatiVHs
.d
Hie
'
.
a.
Nolle
of
inuntton
to
Apply,
to
Purchti
sections.
Iii
Ouebec
Province
Lna
Icetinrnl
eomlll
inn.
"lr
tlllnpv
Congregational,
l'resbyterlan
and
Methodisi
churches
met
and.
......
-
'
Mizriifii
nil.
run
Htm
iimfiii
iliitii
in
ik
una
iirrornin
DUtnrt
of
prlnre
pooii
and
in
i)ntain
Harvesting
,
'
"
aid
TAKK
.NOTICE
that
GnM--llllril
Mm.
i....
!....
:
tlie
district.
llMl.
or
Vancouver
B.C,
ornipiiion
-)'.-,.
m
warm
ui,
j
mm
rinner,
Inlrnrts
to
ptly
Tor
per-Weatlier.
Ill
the
Maritime
I'rov-
.
.
.
.
'MS
lnrf,MSe'
lhe
de
i.res
the
u.lk
promising
ASIATIC
CHOLERA
.,..i'.i
T-
1
pproi-
ixcepi
niai
appeals
are
only
lair,
ma
le
ly
la
-h."..r
rhaliiii
west.
nKre
or
',
frwti
,
REPORTED
YOKOHAMA
I
OhIO,
Sept.
Five
ea.if
Asiatic
clmleia
are
reported
:tl
Yriknhama
and
two
de,illi
have
taken
place
from
liie
di-eure.
TWO
MILLION
BARRELS
HALIFAX,
X.S.,
Sent.
2.
II
is
estimated
that
this
year's
apple
crop
in
the
Annapoli
Valley
will
(reach
two
million
barrel;
some
what
lex
than
the
average
annual
yield,
due
lo
unfavorable
weather.
12,000
SING
IN
CHORUS
DHKSDHN.
Sept.
I.-A
re
union
of
male
choral
societies
of
Saxony
recently
brought
to-
geUier
25,0(Mi
lingers,
including
quests
from
nil
parts
of
uer-
rnauy.
A
feature
or
the
flr-l
concert
wa
u
program
by
a
male
chortle
of
12,000
voice.
WIRELESS
REPORT
S
a.m.
ItKillY
ISLAND
It
a
i
n
i
n
fresh
soulbe;,nt
wind;
barome.
tor,
3H.I5;
temperature,
53;
sen
choppy;
t
:5.i
ujii.
npukH
steam
er
I'rincess
Alice
due
Prince
llu
pert
at
'i
p.m.
1)I:AD
THKK
I'OINT
Clear.
calm;
barometer,
30.01;
t
em
per
il
t
lire,
52;
sea
smooth.
DULL
1IAHDOII
I'art
cloudy.
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
afl.02;
temnfiUiire,
55;
sen
siiKxitb;
8
p.
m,
spoke
tuotorship
Apex,
Anacortos
for
Ketchikan,
100
miles
from
Anacorl;
U
p
in.
spoke
tlio
steamer
('nrdeiin
abeam
Ivory
Island,
southbound.
Noon
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
M.
1'.
MrCa'fery
reUl.iieil
the
ct'y
mi
the
I'rlnce
Unpen
after
au
atMMnce
of
a
fortnight
in
the
south.
Miss
lilanohe
JlacDonald
f
the
llisjls
School
tenching
staff,
ami
Iter
mother,
Mrs.
Marlxm-
returneil
to
the
city
on
thf
I'rinrr
Ituperl
I
la
t
morning
after
hating
spent
tho
suinmei
vacation
in
the
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Kemlgll
ol
.Nor
III
Vancotner
arrived
...
tin;
city
on
the
Priori-
llupe.l
tin-morning
from
the
south
and
will
pend
a
couple
of
week
here
visiting
with
their
daughter.
Mrs.
U.
II.
lkms
and
Mrs.
liar
ry
Ilreen.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Jefferson,
formerly
nf
Telkwn,
was
an
arrival
on
the
strainer
Prince
llimrl
tin-morning
on
her
way
lo
Jaiei
Park.-
Mi.
Jefferson
died
re
cently
in
Seattle.
He
was
prdm
incut
in
lhe
interior
district
ainl
was
interested,
in
lh
devebip
menl
of
the
Upper
Ittver
i.n
areas.
Joaph
Aayward.
areonfjian'e.i
by
Miss
Sayward,
i
a
t
through
this
morning
on
bi-
way
lo
Jaer,
vther
he
will
pend
a
holiday.
Mr.
Say
ml
is
the
owner
of
considerable
properly
in
Victoria,
inoltnlinv
the
Sayward
'
Dloek
on.Dotigla
Street.
Me
was
the
founder
nt
the
llolwood
iof
tUnirse
mid
at
one
time
owned
and
operated
tin
lumber
mill
now
operated
by
the
l'uget
Sound
Lumber
l.ompanv
TWO
DROWNED
ANUIIOIIAOH,
Sept.
2.
-Unhid
Pallersou
and
Schiebei
I'll
1
1
-olt,
iitfed
IB,
were
drowned
ye
lerday
when
they
fell
tiff
a
("Million
into
the
water.
TIMBER
SALE,
X70G1.
Tltrle
ttll)
m
offi'iril
-4lr
at
I'lilill
Auriiofi,
at
impoii
mt
I
he
uili
iia
ui
frHHnjJr,
IK-.,
in
tin.
.,rti,,
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li'
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r
r'lrmi
imiiiit.
iiiiiiii
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.
1111
l.li'rilit
WIKIH
I.-M..V.MI
II
a
I
II
III
g,
X7U8I.
lo
rill
1
!.mi
Jackimtc
llr.
..n
an
fresh
southeast
wind;
liarome-tor,
30.0H;
teinperature,
51;
sea!
chotipy.
DHAD
Til
UK
POINT
Clear,
light
norlliwest
wind;
barometer,
3(1.1(1;
lemperature,
CO;
tea
ujioppy;
11:15
a.m.
out
steamer
Prince
Jiilm
so.ill.lH.und.
DULL
JlAlllK'lll'oggy,
fresh
northwest
wind;
barometer,
.'10.10;
temperature,
(50;
inoder-alo
swell.
Hick
OrrViiwell
leliirneil
from
Vaucoiivei
mi
the
Prince
Hupert
I
his
morning.
TOO
LATF.
TO
CLASSIFY
J'Oll
III'
N
1
Moilern
up.
to
date
fui'
llaiMi
llloik
Aiioiv
Max
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arra
nuatil
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luanai.-
1.
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yrr.
will
h
allnuril
lor
n
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of
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in
allrmt
tlx
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III
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hour
or
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and
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furllirr
lurtirulara
or
tlw
chi.r
r,.r..i
LAND
ACT.
Notlta
of
Inlanllon
to
Apply
to
Purchaia
una,
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HUZZtl.t
S
l.lIITKi
fjatd
Auiuai
1
Hi
K.U..
iV$'l'"','U'
Prince
Rupert
Annual
Exhibition
SEPTEMBER
8
to
12,
1925
THE
BIG
TIME
IN
THE
NORTH
More
and
better
exhibits
than
ever
and
more
attractions
than
ever'
It
will
be
a
big
time
and
you
will
enjoy
it.
The
first
Art
Gallery
to
be
seen
here.
District
Championship
Football
and
Baseball
games.
Two
bands
in
Constant
attendance.
Captain
Ash,
the
world
famous
sharpshooter.
Platform
entertainment
dances
and
everything
else
to
make
you
happy.
$500
SCHOLARSHIP
CON
TEST
You
can
help
the
students
in
this
contest
by
purchasing
your
tickets
in
advance.
And
besides
you
may
win
a
valuable
prize.
Get
your
tickets
now
and
you
will
help
your
own
candidate
and
may
profit
yourself,
also.
Fair
Office
City
Hall,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
and
Tomorrow
NlgliL,
7
and
8
p.m.
"CHICKIE"
The
-1.
r
of
a
little
girl
who
wauled
1
11
.
.
The
mheiiliireo
of
a
lumuiitic
un
h
i
hve
led.
Tin
gtnriou
mndrrn
prt
t
vuii
h
her
lefrc.
A
phnt
pi
mn
r'
n.
'he
of
a
tiiudern
-l
inKr.i(.lier.
Id
.
n
j
eutc
i
he
offered
all
In-
inillii.
Inr
her
!,.,..
Sti-girl,
a
million
luuked
migliH
I
i.
)
r
lr
longed
to
anolher.
The
yetr
.
Iig
h
.irt
pl.i
that
U
Iweu
rend
by
million-
I
in
itnlie
i
llower-,
Dorothy
Mitrlutill.
Iltrbarl
Ib.-wiirU.
V
hod,
lra
Saintersofi,
Myrtle
Hledntao.
(').
t
and
olherf.
VAUDEVILLE
Howard
Webiler.
movitiff
i
in
peron
and
Dalley
Daye,
uiiin
al
come.
I)
and
Nonsense.'
Laugh
'till
w
COMEDY.
"HOLD
MY
BABY."
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY
Jji
mid
10k.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floallna
Dry
Oock
Englfioor,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blackimllb,
P't,r'
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTniC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
In
cipnppeil
In
handle
n,
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
Ladies'
New
Fall
Coats
Due
of
the
ino-l
itiiporlanl
pnri'liu!'!.
n
woin
";
the
I'liiii'-e
of
ii
year
ix
her
full
cnnl.
M'
ih
.
Wi:
alw
;i
-
eiideiivnr
lo
"eeiire
Kiirinciil-
llu"
Hie
niiiiule
ami
linluied
to
rill
I
lie
ileiniiud
t
'
xlylen.
If
yon
Iuivb
ocrusinn
ti
Imy
your
rout
now
v;:'
ii
.oplrmlid
Hioire
liere.
All
lliu
new
ninnies
at
uioileralu
iriei'-
r
$15.00
to
$65.00
ajiaHBiaMajaieMiBMaaMSliH
Jabour
Bros.
Ltd.
Agent-
for
Holeproof
llosnry.
Nemo
(ioivc'
llcui'W
paMeru-.
Turiiliuirs
K
Wuon
-
I
Ar'
li
Defender
Mhoes
in.il
Dominion
ltuhl"'
pi
'
.lr