p.
'nvember
20,
1023.
Uldiuuuu
Engagement
Ring,
$150.00
We
have
the
best
value
thlt
year
we
ever
had.
By
buying
direct
from
the
cutters
we
get
the
lowest
price.
This
ring
Is
a
flawless
stone
of
good
size
and
color
and
wo
will
set
In
fancy
or
plain
setting
to
suit
your
taste.
Other
rings
$15)00,
$30.00,
$50.00,
$70.00
up
to
$600.00
John
Bulger
Jeweller
Three
Big
Specials
For
One
Week
Only
Tomatoes,
.'V.
regular
'
lift
(ir
3So
Corn,
-.
Hiciiil,
-
'
i
95c
Peas,
-
t'-
2Hr,
special,
s
f"f
90c
c
mried
jrood
hi
:-'.-k
ami
every
'in
in
Kivr
atifar-
('.ii
1
i-ulnr
In
Hut
.
.r
ciiriatnian
loi-
mi
.-4t.
Who
jjt
linilar
y.uinvr
B.
C.
Butchers
and
Grocers
Ltd.
Phone
45
SHOE
PROBLEIVId
vahish
When
You
Wear
ONYX
Shoes
Has
Iti'st
Known
Shoe
V
'i
.
h
HI
id
Young
I,
m
all
fittings.
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Ave.
MILK
Phone
357
From
Bulkley
Valley
fRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Wr
;pc
ially
cei
nnmend
T'
!
am
nt
lie
for
Oi
aiity
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
Fur
Coats
8c
Jacquettes
An
l
xiiuisitc
Stock
of
Fur
immings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.PUR
Co.
"t
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
CAMPAIGN
FOR
BISHOP'S
FUND
Matter
of
Raising
Money
Discussed
at
Meeting
Last
Nlqht
With
Canon
Gould
OTHER
FUNCTIONS
The
man
rr
(,r
a
future
((
.,().
ial
endowment
funil
for
tale
"Ionia
diocese,
I
ho
ohjoi-t
being
.
hlive
n
l.ishoi,
niMHllul.'il
lo
ir
coed
I
ho
io
Arrliliiln((i
V-r.
HOT,
WO
llCUey
tho
niooli:,:
"f
Anglican
ehunli
iieonle
wu
district
clergy
with
Canon
(i..u!.l
general
seerelary
of
tho
Church
of
F.ngland
Missionary"
Society
in,
Canada,
laii
niuiii
wml
niin!
wore
laid
for
(1,
Martin?
r
a
eaiupaigri
to
mi,,,
(hp
necessary
llli.iioy.
The
nio.
iiilM
wa
presided
over
liy
An
lideaeon
IS.
Hue
anil
aililioii
wore
given
lo
an.
m
lioiihl
ami
Ihe
archdeacon.
mi
morning
;inre
wan
u
devotional
service
in
Si.
Andrew
Church
hi
which
Canon
Could
delivered
(ho
Hildre.
The
mrru-
iiiioiil
wa
adiuinisteresl.
At
I
o
clock
Ihere
wan
a
clergy
jioni-l
n
in
Hi
Huston
Hall
ami
iionight
i
ho
it
will
he
a
aocial
(evening
in
the
Church
-Hall.
I
Cunm
linnlil
will
nail
on
the
I'nrieo
llujrt
tomorrmv
morning
jfor
Vancouver,
llev.
J.
S.
Hrnr-(
field
of
Anyos
anil
llev.
A.
W.
II.
.li!ey
of
Stewart,
who
riimi-here
to
tit
I
cm!
I1ie
meeting
Willi
'Canon
iouli.
returned
north
Ian
'
eight
NICE
COMPLIMENT
TO
JAPANESE
PEOPLE
BY
YISITOR
TO
RUPERT
In
Ini
ail.lro-.
u(
n,o
I'liitofl
'IiiitIi
('n(rn'.iiiuii!il
upiior
ItH-.ilHv
ihkIiI
lr.
S.
S.
(Mlorhnul
.ail
a
Kiral
complimml
to
the
j.-o..
of
Jupan.
Aflrr
lolling
of;
;iho
mpitl
iiroad
of
Christianity
in
Dial
rounfry
hr
rrforroil
lo
i
ho
Jaimnon-
n
boing
a
woniler-ful
.ooio.
r
fonnil
that
tholr
o-...THlion
wa
Mplrniliil.
Thrrr
wore
no
ilKUh
Irnilrnrlr
amons
I
hem
with
Canadian".
AmiiiiL'
I'.lirUlinn
lovnllv
In
Ik
Mikn.lo
Xooinrrt
In
ho
lmiifprri.itl,""ald
ihrir
rrliKion.
fom
of
Iho
miinnarie
returned
lo
Japan
j
witlimit
any
mean
of
support
nod
they
refuted
lo
aeeepl
al-iry
for
fear
omoone
would
ay
lo'v
wore
workinK
for
money.
ueiiiii,
ninety
xr
eeui
01
wnoni
uere
exponent
of
Christianity.
F.
err
walk
of
life
in
Japan
wa
permealed
and
influenced
liy
i'.irilianity.
TIMBER
SALE,
X
7475.
i
tltrrr
will
t'
.'if.iTil
rT
Sale
al
I'uti-I
in
Vhi'Iimii.
it
l
pi"
n
I'"
I"'
'
i
iM-irmlir',
i'..
hi
Uh
irnre
t
the
l.i.ln.
i
I.,m
.n-r,
i-iinre
iiuiwn,
u.i
IIh-
I
irHirr
X)!l.
i
UI
..!
Had
43
Bolls
And
Carbuncles
At
One
Time
Mr,
Oand
Mdanaon,
Caatleford,
Out.,
write:
"In
regard
to
your
remediea
I
have
to
say
that
B.U.I1.
m
tbe
onlr
medicine
I
could
get
to
relieve
roe
of
my
boila
t,d
earbunclw.
I
had
forty-three
at
one
time,
sad
ny
doctor
told
me
to
take
The
firit
bottle
I
took
gate
me
rock
great
reiiulu
that
I
took
three
more,
and
after
I
had
used
them
I
wan
com-Wetely
relieved
of
my
boili
and
ear-
LUJltlcl.
"
Put
uj
calr
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
BAPTIST
BAZAAR
r
i,ruiv
llnnlork
and
redar
vn
tn
ra
"
"
.iiul.ll
ihe
.iilh
!
r
Tno
l
.mi.
Hirhird'oii
Iiihi.
Owen
ijianoue
I
ii
..
.
.
I
i
1
irir
ill
be
allovveil
rr
re-
i
...)
..r
tinnier.
CriitlllO!
inl
lv
W
hihiht
iv
auri-t
he
uilhHi
iii
iienuKi
aiajr
aMiMIl
e1ed
ihiiIit
in
lie
niirnrt!
al
Itm
tHwr
f
ioc
don
and
ircl-d
a
'
WU
lurihrr
particular
'
the
Chief
Frea-ter.
Victoria.
It
i...
"r
Plltrtel
roreater.
I'rlitce
llilpcrl,
B.C.
.
TIMBER
SALE,
X6491.
scalnl
Tender,
will
!
ivcelveO
oy.
ttie
I'nrllHT
iiartli
inara
r
inr
.mci
r...-r.-
ler.
Vlrlorla,
B.C-.
or
iMMrirt
lirlttr
llilfwrl
M
I'
.
TIMBER
SALE
X7343.
t'nrealer.
Scaled
Tender
will
be
received
by
tiii.t..H
..r
i
..i.
at
Vlrtitrla
lint
than
u..n
isi
'llic
ifSrd
iUv
r
I'c'-J'''
the
later
rr
iiii
pun'iiae
"i
jV
tn
nil
S.nilil.ilUli
reel
m
i.etlar,
sp"'rei
Italnain
and
lleiotork
mt
n
re
ou'
.n
ramline
jkr,
Kat
Von
"f
Prajnev
Inlet,
lUii.c
..
',l,',l,r'rJ
,
fur
r
re-innval
allnwcil
Three
1S1
ear
will
he
of
tlinfier.
.
......
..
i.hl
fr
iw
Further
parilcnlar
nf
the
enter,
Vlrlorla.
H.i'.,
nr
Hltrlil
tore-ler.
I'rlnii'
llupert,
B.C..
LAND
ACT
Notlc
of
Inlantlon
to
Apply
to
Ltaia
.1..
rl.fi1!!in
Ulanit
Miitrlrt
IS
BEING
HELD
Affair
was
Opened
at
3
o'clock
this
Afternoon
by
Rev.
E.
Q.
Turner
Tho
annual
bazaar
of
Id
l-ailio'
Atil
of
tin!
Fir.l
Jlaplin
Churelt
w
oponoil
in
Iho
ncial
imrlont
of
llii
r
tin
it'll
al
3
o-I'lnrk
Hi
ia
aflifnurtiii
liy
iho
pa-lor.
Hi'v.
K.
(J.
Tumor.
There
i
a
wido
offerinpr
of
ilainly
an.l
uiM'ful
ariirle
anil
Hie
affair,
wliirh
will
elW
al
o'clock
lhi
eveninir.
give
pnmio
of
Imina
an
nutwlamling
iucicoj.
Mr.
Krank
MorrM,
prejtlilon.
of
I
ho
Aiil.
i
goncral
nonvonpr
with
Mr.
Siil
If
ainhlin
BHUtinir.
'Hie
various
1hhIIi
are
ir.
rharse
u
follow:
I'hiin
ifwinir.
Mrs.
llohinxon
ami
Mr.
A.
lvaron.
iay.
I
ancy
work
anil
novellio.
Mr.
C.
).
CawirH
nn.l
Mrs.
Phil
I.iinUny
Home
Cooking.
Mr.
I.'arkin
ami
Mr.
Ilihhanl.
Candy
Mr.
J.
Tliurber
ami
Mr.
V.
S.
llamnionl.
l'arrel
Pit.
Mr.
Iter!
Mor
gan
onl
Mr,
(ienrjre
Jnfinloiio.
Tea
room.
Mr.
J.
S.
Mar.
Mr.
'
Fos
ami
Mr
lou
tallies.
Sir.
Jack
l.ind-
Mr.
Lawrence,
Mr.
Hevvi-
lon
and
Mr,
(it
iiiivvoihI.
Cashier
Mr
.lame
Hampton.
.,,
K-pe
there
were
,.700
--JTOR0NTO
WOMEN
IN
TECHNICAL
SCHOOLS
They
Learn
all
Sorts
of
Things
Even
How
to
Look
After
Their
Own
Cars
TOIIO.NTO,
Nov.
2C.
More
and
more
the
technical
school
is
beeojiiinjr
a
favorite
evening
resort
for
women
of
all
ago
and
all
sorts
of
tastes.
A
punctured
tire,
or
some
difficulty
with
9A.A0II
fetliihn
nniritw,
iirA.nn
I
tut
i,i,lil,t
to
the
woman
who
has
learned
at
Iho
Onlral
Technical
School
the
vvhv
and
wherefore
of
molor
collapses
and
bow
lo
remedy
them.
Again,
in
nn
ace
when
women,
am
doing
men'.
work,
it
is
not
surprising
to
find
lliem
studenU
of
carpentry.
I.asl
yeur
flflrim
public
school
leacbor
iiresenteil?''',th1nfteWS
at
classes
in
manual
training,
viiunicr
nf
land
al
viruiria
wa
ltrj
,
tiuiotlv
did
Ibev
tiroirress
"Oil
so
iini
iij
inn
uiij
pronnss
Han
n.,n
mi
ilic
I
Tin
day
of
UecHiilier,
ma.
r,.
flM,
imi'fhfi
i,r
Licence
.ntVI
l.
imii
l.lSt.iMiu
feci
',r
rio-,
lleiakirli,
IUImiii
anil
i
'lar
i.n
n-lr
WlHl.
Int-laa
Channel.
niie
4.
i
nilrlcl.
T
(
car-
will
tc
all..ed
for
re-ni'ival
nt
ilnilicr.
that
wnen
ine
nigni
scnooi
term
was
over
each
proudly
displayed
a
lea
wagon
eonslrucled
by
her
own
hands.
WTood-carvinglat-Irtiel
lhoe
of
a
more
artistic
bent,
and
a
few
very
ambitious
girls
have
taken
instruction
in
architecture.
Classes
in
cooking,
household
management,
dressmaking,
mil-
jlinery.
drafting
and
designing,
and
embroidery,
are
nlway.
well
palro.nlxed,
mil
nol
a
few
girls
nre
inleresled
in
Ihe
making
of
potlery,
Ihe
construction
if
jewellery,
and
Ihe
nr!
of
photography.
Many
seek
to
improve
their
monptnry
position
by
learning
showenrd
writing;
some
master
illuslraliiiig.
while
others
devole
Ibelr
nMlinn
to
object
and
nnlinue
tlrnvvhwr.
The
study
of
lexllles
and
nf
methods
of
V:!rV.Xre,rr;e,itUn!;
eleani.tg
and
washing
,11
fferenl
nil
ii"-
iiT"r
anil
Pllillic
t
i
i
i
i
I
nay,
vi.eti
Intel.
fubnes,
also
nppeals
lo
a
good
Inr
Ma
Li
Ticru,!u:,.
.T.un'rV'
i-nWr:
many
practical
housekeepers.
Of
Intend
In
apply
fur
a
lcae
nr
ine
nnii-
tnr
ilencrllicil
land:
.,.,,
ihe
C
inciicUiir
at
,
lt
lIa"
"
40I,Vm
nn
tilali
vviiter
mark
alimit
Vil
cliali
et
'mm
lln
tmrtlieM
cnrn
rr
...
.
---
(
llienie
tmrlh
.10
feci
in
w
VIr1.,1"
"r:
llii'iice
n-irtliwemcrlr
0
feel
',"Jr"rt,?ri
:
thence
ve-
inn
i'-"
we!
eiiner
nf
K.
II.
SlniPHim
'a
.prllcii-
ll,
m
In
lee;
lliclii
e
-'''71"
'
ni
i.i.h
,.a,-r
mirk
In
the
pnlill
i
'i?.,.
.
;,.,...niii.
and
i
imUlnliif
two
"'
"r
"SiVnesK
ii.
simoon.
Per
Fred.
Natli,
Dtttd
November
m,
Applii'iint.
,
A
lent.
(he
500
student
nf
eleclricHy
al
present
enrolled
nt
Ihe
technical
school,
5
per
cent
are
women
and
ocrnMonally
n
mere
female
enlists
in
the
cbemlslry
classes.
Waller,
this
coffee
Is
nothing
hut
mud.
Yes.
sir,
11
was
ground
only
a
little
while
ago.
WHEAT
STEALERS
AT
VANCOUVER
ORGANIZE
i
One
Member
of
Union
Fined
Ten
Dollars:
Novel
Method
of
Tapping
Grain
Cars
'
Wheat
Slealer..'
IJnlonl
Harbor
nolire
laichoil
wlu.n
1
1.....
i...
i
ii...
.
I
in-
iimni
no:
ll'rill
ajl-
(tlloil
In
a
juvenile
gang.
Now
hoy
ilon't
laugli.
'Hitter
war
lias
bi'i-ii
o)onei
apain!
a
xecrel
rolilior
(taiiK
in
winch
Canadian
I'aeifir
Itailway,
ami
Vanirouver
oily
police
have
boon
akeil
lo
help.
Hay
I
he
Vancouver
jlar'.
When
Maurice
Kirby
wa
haled
;o
police
court
today
and
fined
1,
harbor
police,
a
represented
by
!ftl.
Frank
Water.
and
Constable
McMillan
who
made
the
arrel,
believod
they
had
a
minor
member
of
the
youthful
cliipie.
'
..
..
.
I
n
t
Bl
use
uime
novel
meuioas
Itloiidjnn
)uiiio
methods
'Willi
the
theatrical,
the
Wheal
isioaler'
Union
ha
carried
off
thousand
of
dollars'
worth
of
wheat
since
the
iiioiiin?
of
the
jrrop
miivemeni
by
drilling
holon
in
Iho
car
bottom
throuah
which
Brain
flowed
into
ready
luiff.
Aflerwards
bole
were
pliisared
and
I
he
car
chalk-marked
with
a
myslcriou
device
a
rnut'lily
drawn
rat.
Self-Appolnted
Chief
Officers
have
boon
elected
by
this
rat
union.
That
is,
the
ex-eeulive
boanl
was
elected
of
senior
boys
near
the
"tvvenly"
ape.
iho
chief
appointed
himself.
Harbor
police
have
boon
able
lo
palher
that
mooting
are
bold
on
an
old
hulk
somewhere
near
Hie
foot
of
Core
Avenue.
Very
youiif;
hoys
are
employed
lo
do
Ihe
actual
slealiiiir.
-They
deliver
Ibe
sack
In
oldster
and
Ihe
chief
dms
the
marketing.
IWnre
the
"kids"
ape
given
Ihe
foiinlcrsif.n
they
must
swear
"by
Ihe
nil,"
that
they
will
never
di-vulse
the
inner
secrets
of
Ihe
order.
Hlood-curdlii))t
penalties
are
provided.
Sounds
Foolish
But
Harbor
Ktliee
said
today
they
smirked
at
Ihe
.
dime-novelish-nes
of
Hie
Wheal
Stealers'
I'nion.
bill
lliey'
have
been
forced
In
dent
erioiily
wild
Ihe
situation
because
the
whrat
is
actually
beiny
stolen.
MUSICAL
CLUB
HAS
CLASSICAL
PROGRAM;
Compar'ison
of
Sonatas
of
Three
Great
Composers
Subject
Discussed
by
Meeting
Mrs.
fionrgo
Woodland
and
Mr.
Willratii
Millar
were
responsible
for
Ihe
prouram
al
the
gathering
of
the
Prince
Iluper'
Music
Club
at
Mrs.
Woodland's
apart
menl
at
Ihe
Wablron
yesterday
afternoon.
Tbe
subject
fo;
the
day
wa
a
comparison
of
Hie
sonala
form
of
Ilrahni,
I.iszi
and
Heethovrn.
Mrs.
Woodland
read
a
paper
and
this
wa
illustrated
by
a
series
of
piano
selections
bv
Near
Let
a
Cold
,Qela
'
StarL
Vapors
Check
a
Cold
Overnight
There
are
many
ways
to
treat
a
cold
but
only
one
IHIIKCT
way
with
vapors
that
can
be
inhaled.
Vapors
penetrate
immediately
into
every
corner
of
the
air
passages
and.
lungs,
cWithlmg
and
healing
with
every
breath.
Vicks
Is
so
remarkably
successful
in
treating
cold
troubles
because
It
ac.ls
like
a
"vapor
lamp
in
salve
form."
When
rubbed
over
lliroat
and
chest
the
body
heal
releases
vapors
of
Menthol,
Camphor,
Kuenlyplus,
Thyme
and
Turpentine.
Al
the
same
time
Virks
Is
absorbed
through
and
stimulates
(be
skin
like
a
poultice
or
plusler.
This
double,
direct
nellon
often
checks
Ihe
worst
cold
overnight-.
Ovu
2IHiluonJars
tsco
YkAnr
The
Man
Who
Talked
at
Random
sat
in
the
window-corner
of
the
Pullman's
smoking
HE
compartment,
and
breathed
fatly
and
uttered
large1
opinions
in
a
suety
voice.
It
grew
late,
as
so
often
it
does;
and
he
put
the
quietus
on
a
discussion
with
the
ponderous
statement:
"I
don't
read
advertisements.
They
have
no
effect
on
me
at
all.
I'd
never
miss
them
if
they
stopped
print
ing
em.:
Then
he
glanced
at
his
advertised
watch
and
sought
his
lower
birth.
In
the
morning
the
ad-skeptic
contorted
himself
out
of
his
advertised
pyjamas
into
his
advertised
underwear,
drew
on
his
advertised
socks,
adjusted
them
with
his
advertised
garters,
got
into
his
advertised
clothes,
laced
his
advertised
shoes
and
added
himself
to
the
congestion
in
the
wash-room.
There
he
shaved
with
an
advertised
razor,
using
advertised
shaving
cream;
brushed
his
teeth
with
an
advertised
toothbrush
and
advertised
dental
cream,
washed
with
advertised
soap,
and
brushed
his
hair
with
an
advertised
brush.
Buttoning
his
advertised
collar
on
an
advertised
button,
he
neatly
knotted
his
advertised
tie,gave
his
advertised
suspenders
a
tug
or
two,
and
finished
dressing.
Let
us
leave
him
there,
this
man
who
never
reads
advertisements!
Everything
worth
using
is
advertised.
Everything
that
isn't,
rarely
is.
Read
the
advertisements
for
value's
sake
members
as
follows:
F.
Sharp
Minor
Sonata
by
Ilralmi,
Miss
Way.
Liszt's
Sonata
in
H
Minor,
Mrs.
Kenny.
Heethoven'.
Sonata
Number
7,
Mrs.
Ward.
Heethovcn's
Sonata
Palhetiijue,
Mrs.
I.
Wilton.
Moonlight
Sonala
by
Heethoven,
Mrs.
Kenney.
TERRACE
NOTES
Sam
N.
Look
of
Smilhers,
who
lived
here
for
a
time
two
years
ago,
is
renewing
acquaintances
in
tuvvn.
.
11.
X.
Cory
returned
on
Sunday
from
I.akelse
Hatchery
where
he
has
spent
tho
past
two
weeks
assisting
with
tbe
work
of.
planting
the
salmon
egg
brought
from
l'emberlon
Hatchery.
I.esler
lloslwet
who
spent
some
lime
here
several
years
ago
arrived
back
in
town
on
Monday
night.
Mrs.
Chas.
Haven
who
has
been
Iho
Ruest
of
Mrs.
A.
K.
Fowler
for
Ihe
past
two
weeks
relumed
tn
her
home
at
I.akelse
Hatchery
on
Sunday.
Archie
Kennedy
who
has
spent
Ibe
summer
al
Smithers
returned
lo
Terrnco
on
Monday
to
spend
Ihe
winter.
.
J.
Calhoun,
manager
nf
the
Canada
Products
Co.
Ltd.,
Usk,
was
a
business
visitor
on
Mrs.
Oeorge
Oriffln
was
a
pn-semaer
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday
morning's
train.
J.
McLaren
of
Vannrsdol
was
In
town
on
Monnday.
H.
L.
Frank
returned
to
Terrace
on
Monday
night
from
Victoria
where
he
attended
the
meeting
of
the
Farmers'
Institute
Advisory
Hoard
of
which
lie)
is
tbe
member
for
District
H,
P.
A.
Donald
of
Ihe
Canada
Products
Co.,
Usk,
was
a
business
visilor
on
Monday.
Mrs
Ceorge
K.
Keith
entertained
Ihe
H.I).
Hridge
Club
on
Tuesday
evening.
QUIETWEDDlW
Miss
Nelly
Nllsen
and
H'.lmar
Mork
Married
at
Lutheran
Parsonage
Yesterday
Afternoon
Jlev.
P.
K.
Haisler
officiated
at
Ihe
wedding
of
Miss
Nelly
Nilseo
and
II
dinar
Mork
which
took
place
at
1:30
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
Lutheran
Parsonage,
219
Fifth
Avenue
West.
The
cere-motly
was
a
quiet
one
and
tbe
wilitesses
were
Mr.
and
Mr.
John
D'ohl.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mork
will
reside
at
HI
Seventh
Avenue
Wesf.
the
groom
being
engaged
in
marine
business.
LICENSED
BOARDING"
HOUSES
ARE
NEED
.
i
Treatment
of
Girls
Discussed
by
Magistrate
Margaret
Patterson
In
Address
TORONTO,
Nov.
2(i
The
need
of
licensed
and
supervised
board-houses
were
stressed
by
Magistrate
Margaret
Patterson
in
her
address
to
the
American!
Women's
Club
on
"Some
of
Ihei
needs
of
thoeity
revealed
by
the
Court."
Vividly
the
speaker
pio-lured
Ihe
old-lime
courts
anil
contrasted
them
with
those
of
today,
telling
something
of
the
domestic
relations
tangles
which
she
has
o
unravel.
Speaking
in
de
fence
of
tbe
indeterminate
sen-
lence,
she
said
that
II
wns
the
.only
way
of
getting
girls
away
from
undersirable
companions,
'
pajr
ma
COAL
COAL
Let
us
put
in
your
coal
supply
for
the
winter.
Have
you
tried
our
Reco
Coal?
A
nice
clean
hot
coal
at
$11
per
ton,
nut
size.
Stove
coal
$12.50.
Lump
coal
$13.50.
This
coal
will
not
fill
your
pipes
with
soot.
We
can
quote
you
low
prices
on
lumber,
also
at-i
'
tend
to
small
deliveries
promptly.
.
TAXI
New
clean
Sedans
at
your
service
day.
or
night.
Charges,
50c
for
one
or
two
passengers.
Call
112
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
3rd
Avenue.
Phones
189-112
Bordered
Flannels
The
very
newest
fabric
for
Fall
or
Winter
Dresses.
Hest
quality
nil
wool,
in
fetcliirog
color
combination?
-5l
inches
wide,
S
yards
for
a
dress.
Per
yard
$3.25
West
of
England
Store
Third
Ave.
Phonav
753