K.-pfemne.'
il,
5ari
bly
on
Egle
Brand
il
jcu
:nnot
nur
him.
Do
pri
experiment
with
looJt
ami
i
;
thetllh,
may
Le
hit
life
t
f
jf
(.7
jrf
r
Eazfe
Brand
ha
the
leading
infant
food.
V
te
(or
frro
helpful
Baby
Welfare
Book
The
Borden
Co.
Limited
54
VAMCOUUra
Do
Your
.Eyes
Bother
You?
MipiiHjr
installed
iiMHlprn
optiral
I'lii.
added
to
s
..f
experience
f
fr.,
twd
with
i:ire
of
Jutki
I
kul
-.
-
Jiirit
graduated
optical
od-
.
..iiver.
places
u
V
'pti'
ll.lll)
iTOod
lake
care
of
.'
:
mhi'-
.
..mUi"-
wr
at
"i
nfthpal
irlf
nurf
jtui
the
ifanlton.
Lnei
Ground
on
tho
Premise
John
Bulger
Jeweller.
Blfl
Aisortment
of
Finest
Quality
Silk,
Satin
Veivet,
Crepes,
Taffeta,
Flannels,
Serges,
1.1
reasonable
prices
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
T
Laundry
of
Poraonal
Sofvlce,
Phone
No.
8.
Flnlshod
Laundry,
wct
Wash;
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
sft
Finish,
A"d
Dry
Cleaning.
Nv
arc
ready
nt
nny
tlmn
'
r"''lo
your
plmim
call,
11
lko
your
Instructions,
to
ai'?'
pers.uml
cliargn
uf
)l,Uf
luundry
and
Dry
'
li'.ning
KwJ
,i
f
",0
M"'
Ftoet
which
!
the
MS?
I
Og
illlll
llPiivy
ttV.llll.T
.
.
,
,
,,.
deep-sen
ground
an.
I
in
ur-iniuuling
waters
Iiiivp
been
Hip
emic
of
light
halibut
;,,i.,t.
tin-
week.
SHii.nii.-i
-
I,,,
iKMiirh
lit
make
fn.ii
I,,
loii-pfiiipiire
benefit
toil
ti
re.
i
iNinu
good
pi-ii-i'o
mi
Mip
1
ih
Lxclmnge
fur
lml
h
fu
mid
mv-nd
.la-.
call-lie,
all
liotiuli
flu
j
American
liavp
had
the
bettor
"i
'in'
iic.'ii
in
Hiit
:ap.
dio.
TaliHih.
Western,
May,
lla-Ilroiliprs
and
llrisk.
All
Talk
Huntjnn
It
all
Hie
fellowe
get
mil
with
url
iiui
ami
kim
hhiio-iwiiik
nolhliig
left.
I'aip
is
talking
,.f
returning
lo
Prince,
ituperu
walrs
Mand
in
,.
tr-.ii'
tland
Voiiw,
SIW
rUl
ii.,,,,
hoa-i.Tly
ali
Wfh
water,
mark
f..rn
nrai
ImlidrHl
TpH.
tniih'
r
1,...
i
a
h.-i
marknl
Xn.
.K.;
lhoW
.i.,.it
in
,'hiB
mure
fir
Ipsa.
In
low
(ii.r
iixit:
0sm-
.Krthpiprl.v
al"B
........
li:
theiM.
.
.
.
Im.m
In
iMllllt
"
ml
."..iila
tiiiif
,v,
nn...-
.
-
.
A0l"
lUIITISII
COM'MBIA
I'ACklXU
0O.
LTD.
At
leant
rrr
.Vlier
E.
Wklker.
Ap-nu
paled
lulv
tlln.
tm
i....i.
ih.
ore
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
InUnUon
lo
Applf
to
Purthaia
Lanct.
In
the
t.nml
n..ngillnt
PIMrlfl
ef
rrlnre
li.urt.
nil
iiuat
al
gtjatwMjn
iu
TkK
ViTtCK
tttal
0or
Mlllerjl,
tin
-mil
of
Van.t.nver
US-.
rrt..iUon
Ml-
S!i"in
t
esnhav.
Ih
hol6lii
rif
-
'
r.l"n.
eJ!
ninVf
ur
lew.
fn."
V,V
n.s-theat
y
roriwr
l.;t
1l
(J--
tti.1i
i
I'-ilii'i
Hienee
"oiith
rtialnji
in
riiam..
more
or
lea..
l
,w
""T
tt.-.i
'
......
....in.
itkinilirlti
of
riMmwnfeinenl,
ami
"''Vn.
!
'
1
.L
.-i..
imii.
or
lea
ronu.n.n.
.
-
M
;unn
I.IMITFP.
Aillrant
Per
Will.
o.
Mllrlirll.
Aient
IHIM
lnl
Oi
"
.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
isuntlon
to
Appl,
lo
Purcha.a
rv'llrlr
thai
l'rl-irs
l.jn.lte.j
.T.?V.
ee
11
lllir
.ln
,
111
'
'
.
'
nierrwn.
Inten.l
irf
I'm
1ur,
i
u
lt
Ai.i.Y
rr
IT''";
HW,"'arfeSr.lMea
M
ihe
Coin
cii.ii...nnnit
nii'h('lli
l
SV,i'l!,v.r,
...'..,,..
,r"V
1111
M
l
"
.
H..rtii.;t
"s-oer
;p;
rillll'
raimi'
("
;.'
'..:..,.
11,
.urn
went
r
file
five
rive.
..mill
itiirt
.
'
,
,.',,
plain
rhalna.
foriv
.IMIU-.
",i'r
mark:
Iheriee
.f
ill
ii
......,
,,
.
ar.T
BH.e
mmll
IIHIK
I"
imini
nlaliiinir
cltlity
t.lMITHI,
AtiPiictnl,
A.D..
!.
1MB.
Diled
AUIUH
gaine
than
the
actual
pilot,
Mr
tialdwell.
That
some
ladies
re
fueed
to
so
up
unless
Mr.
Saint
fixed
the
helmet
ts
a
well-known
the
artillery
lhi
ensou
who!
fart,
and
il
wa
doubtless
u
talk
laal
Why,
Hw
deer.
geese!great
aul
lo
the
flying
men
lo
ami
-lurk
are
in
for
oiiip
exit
ing
I
sine.
Jiecr
hunting
opens
on
Saturday,
Septemwer
12.
while
the
duck
huniing
come
in
on
Seplemlier
li,
Walerfntot
con-
dave
such
the
Job.
a
willing
worker
on
Schooner
lleiuune,
owned
by
Jack
Hradliury
and
Hon
Velf,
is
eralion
among
the
naullcals
joif
the
tlr.vilock
afler
undergoing
coiisianlly
circles
aroiind
past
a
general
overhaul.
Among
Hie
jfpal
with
the
rifle
and
gun,
and
.fixings
nn
Ihe
various
ga.lgiU
is
,Mhal
wonderful
exploits
Uteia
new
Afwaler
-
Kent
ignition
game
can
look
lor
tins
year.
;
system,
taaiaiieii
ny
1.0ms
Aina-
j'Hie
main
thing
cmslo,
be
to
Ho.
The
Hethune
left
porl
yes
terday
ttflemoon
for
(Jucen
Ifore
(Upl.
Ab,
tue
wonder
shot
j
Charlotte
Islamls
lo
continue
1
olherwisp
there
.
.poeking
ojieralions
not
roper,
1
may
..
1
The
general
ulility
powei
boil
Lifter
filliiiK
eiigageiaeuls
ill
Ihe
Xnnardi,
Capt.
11.
i
a
in
111
on,
,
.
...
1
!
which
ha
been
LAND
ACT.
Netk
of
lntntln
to
Apply
lo
Liait
tint
In
crow
Iimw!
Unci
Her.mun
W-irtri
of
l,iim-r'ioiM'ri.
ami
sltuatr
tiw,
MHiihKr.t
IhM'
.t
Wai
!
uh1.
11
:..
iirtt
twra
iiMwur
iruul
miliar
imn,
wni
w
"
,.!.
I.Uml
I
I,
Sllilao
1-laiHl
TAkt
.MTli:E
that
Antlo
lirltlli
(1
;
uml.ia
I'arkinc
rmnisiny
l.lniitril,
-t
VaiH'.uirr,
IL1
.,
urrujtalliin
I'atkir.
In-irmt
i"
it'i
ir
a
R"m
of
iim
folfc.w-
inr
iltrifril
lanl;--
1
1
.rtiMurnHiii
at
st
planleit
It
tTi
alrr
n.aik.
Uip
koUimI
Mt
or
bntlMon
niiffiiHin
bMrint
tmtrina
tmrin
imnn
Mtrk
lUaaa
ind
tn
ejigageil
this
son
son
in
log-lowing,
is
on
the
drydoek
for
scraping
and
The
mission
boat
Northern
Cross,
skipiMred
by
Canon
Jlush-brook,
has
been
on
Ihe
Wifd
ways
for
repaiuling
and
general
overhaul
I
his
week.
Exhibited
at
Fair
Angelo
r.uslachio,
who
has
been
truck
farming
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
fur
the
past
meu'iMiiit
ruimtrni
ret.ioii
years
in
Ihe
vicinity
ofltrad
rnn,'il
'.rk,
arrived
in
Ihe
cilyon
Monday
aboard
his
iHiwer
boat,
bringing
in
several
varieties
of
garden
luff
for
exhibition
al
Hie
fair.
Angelo
left
porl
on
Ihe
return
trip
yesterday
and
in-
Itettds
lo
return
at
an
early
dale
with
some
three
or
four
hundred
head
of
cauliflower
for
Ihe
local
market.
A
14-pound
Trout?
Yes.
sir,
il
was
a
I
l-pouml
trout
and
Micro
is
no
mistake
annul
it,
because
Ihe
integrity
of
Ihe
angler
cannot
be
.denied.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Unite
Walker
took
a
parly
of
anglers
In
Shawallans
Lake
over
last
week
end,
and
a
very
enjoyable
lime
was
liadby
all
as
the
schoolboy
said
in
his
letter
when
Idling
of
his
first
encounter
with
the
strap.
Kvery-liody
angled,
but
possibly
not
In
Die
rigid
spot.
Mrs.
Walker,
on
return
to
the
Yacht
Club,
was
telling
Sheff,
(be
genial
assistant
commodore,
all
almul.
Ihe
exploit,
Sheff
being
the
Whiffs
man's
source
of
Information.
The
lady
angler
slated,
'without
llm
glluhlesl
signs
of
emotion,
"I
caught
a
Iroul
weighing
1
1
pounds,
which
was
enough
In
feed
the
entire
parly
without
any
afler.s
moaning
pie
.
Sheff
says
he
can
t
Lcllcyo
it
yet.
Dut
titb
datey
Hnvrj
wlin
would
dare
lo.
deny
it?
Jon
Crerar
and
Jack
Lindsay
jhavc
gone
on
a
hunting
trip
over;
ilhe
week
nil
on
the
former's
gnshoal
Inlander
in
an
effort
to'
I
bo
Hi-
f
i
rjt
hunter
of
Hip
s,ea-(
,on
In
bring
lionif
Hip
bacon.
1
hey
arp
expecting
fireworks
al
iPnrchcr
Island.
f'tirmneru
Itni'pn
W
n
li
n
a
I,
Gape
Spencer
and
While
Lily
have
been
on'
ty?
Ward
ways
jlhi
wppk
for.
repafjrilinj;.
1101II1
for
Hip
express
purpose
of'
'"""uncli
Slorliglitskippered
Improving
t,at
(,.
Bam
n.,,'bfT
owner,
Jack
Hlnfnn,
left
port
always
;il
Hip
move.
fault
for
keeping
on
S.
li,.n-i
I.yrtpkil,
Capt.
I'pIp
Ipiihpd.
arrived
in
port
on
Wed-MPHiJay
Willi
5,000
pound
of
dog
aImou
from
Cttmshewn
Inlet.
'J.C.I.,
fr
Hip
Sommcrvillc
can-
'"'y.
Cap
reports
Hip
doirs
are
Wi
ll
in-1
ln-vlnHlitff
tn
rim
U'i.ll
in
'h-
iiiilpr
weather,
heavier
.ir-jthat
dulrieL
v
I
ar.
anticipated.
The
Paehena,
Capt.
if
.
.
,
,
.
....
.IIIIIHUI,
M...,day
heing
Labor
.
lay
and
arrived
from
Maeanlav
mt
n.
a
Imliday.
lite
l-'inli
Kxrhanifp
.h.l
llankn
Mand
diMricI
.Wednesday
ni
11
pi
ion.
hip
heatilifnliHriprnoon
with
3,000
p(,undf
of
w
a'lo
r
prevailinir
was
fak.
n.poh,...
dojr
and
hump
for
the
I'm-
.i.iwiuiaup
01
ny
me
nauiii-ai.Snuiprville
eaunery.
iii'
M
in
porl,
their
relative
and,
1
-
"
".Li..
hPvr(1
nauliraU
took
I
The
adtent
of
cool
niBIilR
ha
10
1
he
air
fnr
a
change
andlheeu
the
niirnal
for
pnitin.r
nrt
(horoiitthly
enjoyed
eeing
Hip1
Hip
ean
at
the
Salt
Lakpu
and
Mimmndlng
eounlry
tbroujfh
tlie
ponwipiently
regular
lanneli
pye
or
a
lorrt.
Jluwevpr.
tire
hpdiilp
havp
I.ppii
panpn...i
niajorily.
of
fiaiiernien
look
in
Only
a
few
oX
the
more
intrepid
hip
i.aiMir
nay
ponn,
wihip
IiuIIiptm
are
uin2
Hip
lake
now
ioiIp
a
few
made
Hip
dav
Hi
H-eainn
for
picnicking
and
e-
Alex.
Make
a
Hit
ploniiK
ih
the
iiwny
Ueul
beawiy
There
wouhl
have
been
no
joy
"
ifr
Hip
ladle
taking
flights
on
'Labor
Iay
in
the
big
Virkers
Arrivals
1
Viking
Veaplane
if
the
manlv
!.'.
.11
I.
....
"in
iiirnw;
nMin
inn
11
r
ri-
nailtl
OI
,iei.
aill.
Hie
KO-Cp
Hay
nooa
the
follownm
lMai
ter
at
tae
Prince
lltipert
Mont
had
mark
led
rakdieH
during
Ihpjhouee,
had
not
been
there
lo
fix
wek:
Canadian
liiiipriPii'.)ieiii
Up
with
Uie
helmet
and
loodte.
Mayflower,
White
Lily,
i
guggle.
Alex.
wa
at
the
float
.
a-ii.
a
a
nine
era
Mmtn,
iiutreu
11..
ail
nay
ana
was
constantly
in
Kutipr,
Hoar
Hpit,
Proerily
A.,
demand
by
the
ladies
to
ilo
the
Point
May,
Aiken,
la
nay
K
,
AHi,jneeary
fixing
of
helinH
ami
anil
erali.
other
gear
npeemary
Ui
a
flight
AoM-riean
Hi
Oil
I.
HWan.
Slar,,atnwng
the
clouds.
It
is
prob-
Allen.
Daly,
Majealir,
leiii
rai.
able
I
ha
I
Alex,
cervnl
an
ap
i.liuin.
June.
Augusta.
Prosper-
nrentiebip
to
this
form
of
land
flying
and
was
more
adepl
at
the
ypfderday
at
noon
having
nhoard
Huhprt
Ward
and
(lliarlip
Kvitt
on
a
trip
to
WpIcoiiip
Harhor
lo
visit
Mm,
Ward'H
fou
Harry
and
a
parly
of
friends
who
are
holi-
Jayitijr
tlipre.
The
StarliKhl
will
reluni
lo
port
on
Tnpday.
r
The
20
h,p.
Itelh
Iutrh)
en
gine
has
lieen
Inslalled
in
lhe
new
llavmiiller
ti)-oil
halibut
boat
recpnlly
eompleled
at
the
McLean
yards.
The
deeking
and
buildiiiK
of
the
pilot
-hou.e
i
now,
being
proceeded
vvilh.
Schoorter
Vorna,
Gapt.
P.
1'hompton,
i
on
Uip
McLean
wa
for
repainting
and
general
overhaul.
'
Launch
Wake,
flapt.
M.
L.
Clarke,
arrived
in
porl
Thurs'-
lay
morning
from
tiporgpl
own
sawmill
bavins
alioard
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
Martin
Miller,
A.
Wooi-
linuiip
ami
l.
Nelson
who
are
In
town
lo
see
the
lair.
I
he
party
is
rpturninz
lo
the
null
today.
Davp
Thomson,
Hie
nickel
ju;
gler
for
the
Akertorg-Thnmson
Inleresls,
fleil
lo
Vancouver
on
the
Viekers-Viking
seaplane
yesterday.
Dave
has
been
in
train
ing
for
some
time,
and
spending
his
spare
time
climbing
up
lad
ders
and
telegraph
pole
to
get
accustomed
to
high
altitudes.
Tugboat
P.ll.T.,
Capl.
Harris
Kerr,
of
the
Iliisttby
lowing
fleet,
was
up
to
the
(ieofgelown
mill
on
Wednesday
and
brought
don
two
scowloails
of
lumber.
The
semvs
enntuined
Iwo
cars
of
lumber
for
shipment
easl
via
the
C.N.H.,
and
lumber
for
the
Itig
May
yards.
Grizzly
Hunters
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
L
X.
,cson
of
Price,
Utah,
who
arrived
in
Ihe
city
on
Wednesday
aflernoon,
lefl
on
one
of
the
Prince
llu-pert
Jtoatliousc
launches
on
Thursday
iiiorninsr
on
a
grizzly
bear
hunt
which
will
take
them
150
miles
down
the
coast.
Mr.
Nelson,
who
is
eonneoled
with
the
First
.National
Hank
in
his
home
town,
expects
Ip
be
away
for
some
days.
Dr.
Lenvitt
and
son;
and
Dr.
Pressey,
of
California,,
recently
returned
from
n,
grizzly
lytnt
in
the
same
looalijy
and
liroucht
back
one
of
the.
largest
grizzly
hides
ever
to
lie
seen
in
Hie
north.
Dr..Leavitt
wa5,.o
pleas
ed
with
his
trip
thai
lie
has
promised
lo
repent
Ihe
perform
ance
ucxl
year
and
to
firing
a
larger
party.
Jack
Cook
ha
recently
pur
chased
from
Capt.
Krclium
the
laiincu
Joy
mm,
wnicti
ne
11a
Iippii
iiiprntiti'r
iluriniZi
Llie
sum
mer
In
connection
With
the.
Northern
Construction
Com
pany
s
work.
TERRACE
NOTES
Miss
Slmone
Do
Fontaine
left
on
Wednesday
for
lluperl,
where
she
will
enter
SI.
Joseph's
Acad
emy
and
continue
her
school
studies.
I
Miss
Sylvia
Tafl
was
a
pas
senger
to
I'rtnce
unpen
on
Wednesday.
t
Mrs.
Hallowed
lefl
for
Prince
Hupert
on
Wednesday
I
visit
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Holier!
de
If
Troubled
With
Diarrhoea
V0U
SHOULD
UK
IT
WILL
GIVE
YOU
PROMPT
RELIEF
Tills
YfduaLlo
preparation
haa
heea
on
the
markrt
for
the
poM
nighty
yean,
and
holda
a
reputation,
second
to
none,
for
the
relief
if
all
ixiwtJ
oouiphurU
Mwiufactured
only
I5y
The
T.
Mil-(jura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out,
Are
You
Strictly
Up-to
J)ate?
CVERY
day
new
inventions
appear
to
save
"
you
time,
money
and
effort.
All
the
time
new
comforts,
new
conveniences
and
new
pleasures
are
being
thought
out
for
your
individual
benefit.
,
Do
you
know
about
them?
Are
you
up
to
the
minute
on
this
vital
news?
The
advertisements
bring
you
information
of
all
this
progress.
Read
them
and
you
will
know
about
the
very
things
that
concern
you
most
things
that
have
a
very
direct
influence
on
your
life
and
that
of
your
family.
'
The
advertisements
tell
you
where
to
get
these
things,
how
lo
gel
them
and
how
much
to
pay.
For
advertising
is
a
daily
directory
to
wise
buying.
Dont
rob
yourself
of
the
benefib
that
come
from
regular
and
systematic
reading
of
the
advertising
columns.
Advertising
is
altogether
too
important
lo
be
missed.
Read
it
every
day.
Kergonimeaux,
who
is
a
patient
in
the
Prince
lUipert
tieneral
Hospital.
Miss
Florence
Vanderlip
is
a
visitor
lo
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
fair
this
week.
A.
Y.
Wilson,
Hetno,
local
manager
of
the
KItsum
Kalnm
Timber
Co.,
accompanied
by
Mr.
Lacey,
New
York,
and
Mr.
Tucker,
Vancouver,
.spent
several
(lays
this
last
week
Investigating
Ihe
timber
holdings
of
the
com
pany
al
Kalum
Lake.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
II.
yMcKay,
who
have
sinl
Ihe
summer
al
Kaluiu
Lake
with
Mrs.
McKay's
1110I
her,
Mrs.
Coale,
came
into
lown
tin
Thursday.
Wm.
McCubbin,
Vancouver,
is
registered
at
llie
Terrace
Hotel
Mr.
Manuel,
(J.T.P.
auditor,
is
in
lown
on
official
business
Mn
connection
wilh
his
department.
J
as.
H.
Lilliro,
Vancouver,
a
shareholder
in
the
Kalum
Lake
Mines
Ltd.,
is
visiting
Terrace
and
intends
to
visit
Ihe
mine,
nt
Knluiu
Lake
before
leaving.
Mrs.
Dan
MrKinnon
and
Mrs.
V.
Soucle
are
in
Hupert
for
tho
fair,
going
down
on
Wednesday
Mrs.
Felix
de
Kergonimeaux,
her
son
Hubert,
ami
her
son-in-law
Paul
Waiz,
relumed
on
Wednesday
from
Ilazellun,
where
Mrs.
Walz
was
buried
on
John
Smith,
sou
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.Muriln
Smith
had
his
first
train
ride
Ihe
other
day
when
he
went
to
lluperl
lo
see
Ihe
sights
at
Ihe
lluperl
fair.
John
Is
a
guesl
at
the
home
of
J.
II
Thompson
while
in
liuiiert.
W.
Warner,
lineman
from
Kalum
Lake,
is
In
town
and
reg-
It's
a
profitable
practise
istered
at
the
Tourist
Hotel.
.N.
J.
Oden,
Usk,
is
renewing
acquaintances
in
lown.
E.
J.
Hardy,
Prince
George.
is
a
business
visitor
in
town
and
is
staying
at
the
Tourist
Hotel.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McDonald,
Wood
cock,
were
in
lown
on
ts.
A.
Woodland
of
Prince
was
in
town
this
week.
Hilly
Vanderlip
made
a
trip
lo
Hupert
this
week
to
inlerview
officials
of
ihe
Workmen's
Com
pensation
Hoard
in
connection
with
his
injured
hand.
Stanley
Olson
is
in
Hupert
this
week
nt
tending
the
fair.
Mrs.
Smith,
Vancouver,
mother
of
Mrs.
L.
H.
Kenney.
arrived
in
town
on
Wednesday
lo
sjiend
some
lime
with
her
daughter.
Mrs.
Hattie
Smith,
sister
of
J.
K.
(iordoti
of
Ihe
Terrace
Hotel,
arrived
back
in
lown
on
Wednesday
after
a
three
weeks'
visit
with
friends
in
Portland,
Ore.
Mrs.
llaudeiiscliild
is
in
Hu
pert
this
week
visiting
friends.
Miss
Opal
Cassells
is
spending
a
holiday
in
Hupert.
Jack
Hell
of
Lakelse
Valley
left
this
week
for
Viclorin,
where
he
hopes
to
raise
some
money
on
some
very
good
looking
ore
which
he
has
ben
displaying.
Kd.
Midland,
Hold.
Corlell
and
F.
Holder,
in
charge
of
the
Terrace
district
exhibit
lo
the
Hit-
H'rt
fair,
are
In
lluperl.
I
Fish
caught
I
his
spring
are
not
so
large
as
the
ones
caught
lust
spring,
but
they
will
be
by
next
spring.
Iota
Register
Kindling!
When
you
are
buying
kindling
why
nol
gel
something
thai
will
start
the
fire
in,
a
liurry?
We
handle
only
thtf
best
there
is
"Bone
Dry
Kiln
Dried
Wood."
Should
you
order
a
load
of
this
you
get
value.
Full
load
$6.00
or
nicely
tied
bundles,
5
for
$1.00.
Our
Taxi
number
is
easy
to
remember,
"112",
and
"Service"
is
our
mollo.
If
you
use
our
cars
loday
you
will
use
them
again.
BOo
Is
our
charge
day
or
night
'all
the
"time."
Dray
work
of
nil
kinds
nltended
to
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
S8.00
Half
load
..
93.00
Largo
sacks
...
...
.
.
BOo
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
?6.60
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
S80
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
1