Aur
H,
1925.
passrx
ittT
n?
tmc
Graining
Process
The
only
practical
graining
system
by
which
anyone
can
successfully
apply
Beautiful,
lustrous
hardwood
grain
effects
over
old
dirty
soft
wood
floors,
doors,
woodwork
and
furniture.
Costs
about
3
cents
a
square
foot,
is
washable
and
will
outwear
most
liardwood
finishes.
Learn
to
grain
in
5
minutes
at
any
Chi-Namel
store,
For
Sato
By
STOHKS
HARDWARE
LTD.,
PHnoe
Rupert,
JLC.
Canad
zsvs.
B5C
GEOTG.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
aw.
"uveri.m-nt
,
i
....h'SWncJnii-i'-"'
PICTURES
Just
arrived
a
large
assortment
of
framed
pictures
f'.
'!
$1.85
to
$12.40
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
Phono
123.
3rd
Avenue
C0A3T
STEAMSHIP
SEnVICE
i
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
Prince
George
Prince
Charles
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IV'
,
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For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Seattle
i
:ertiiili.il-
porK
"
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ami
Saturday.
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Ml.
For
An
-x
and
SUwrt
-Mond.i
and
jf-ilay.
4
imu.
For
Skyway
md
A
!
A
.il.day.O
run.
S.S.
p
n.e
John
for
Qi.t-ci
cnrottf1tanJlMid
Vancouver,
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sm.
UNION
bTEAMblllP
COMPANY
OF4
B.C.,
LTD.
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n
mart
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VICTORIA,
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VICTORU,
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Stu-dJ,
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SIMPSON
in
NtM
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Cmim.
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TUG
BOATS
Day
Phone
'Inff
r
;g
Rupert
Marine
Prclucts
Ltd.
Night
Phones
G87
539
Gr.
601
Black
735?
i
Local
and
Personal
11.0.
Undertakers,
Phone
41.
Anywhere.
Anytime,
'taxi,
50c.
Phone
078.
Ml
IIICC
'Wb
I(hC1RiF
8.30.
Arthur'
tr
regului
two
earn
aLjjyour
service.
Sheddon
Taxi,
jjbone
134.
11
'
-L
.
.
He
sure
to
hfeffifioloiiel
KaoV
Salvation
Army
Jljb
tonight.
When
hack
from
the
holidays,
try
Valentin
Dairy.
l'Jione
037.
For
tbe
'busy
man
or
woman.
a
Jlroun
car
save
money.
Phone
HO.
if
MrUae
Ilros.
have
been
eivn
contract
hy
the
school
board
fe
me
supoly
of
a
quantity
Of
new
desks.
'
Uur
low
rale
have
heen
an
ouUUihllng
ucc-8
ami
we
shall
coniinoe
on
tui
basis,
llrown
last.
l'Jione
80.
tf
VccounU
lotilliiiK
alKHit
?l.
5(H)
including
janitors'
salanci"
for
I
ha
inonUi
of
July
were
pa
il
for
yuieiil
by
the
aetioo'
hoard
last
night.
Jihn
King,
porl
strwnrd
of
the
'uiadiati
National
Coast
leatfi-
-li'l".
is
making
the
round
tri;
mi
(he
Hlratner
I'rinw
Ituueri
uliii-h
i
in
port
Unlay.
A.
Haiikx,
manager
of
(he
H
i;.
SiKer
untie,
anil
.Mr.
la:ik
ire
paitrtrnpertf
ffoin?
Uirougli
on
I
In-
I'ruire
Hupert
today
hounr
from
VaniHiuver
to
Stewart.
Mi
Solloway,
bead
oeralini'
nure
Hi
the
(ieneral
Hospital
will
-ail
on
Hie
Prince
Louiwe
'in
Saturday
to
!pemi.
the
sum
iimt
mcMt
ion
..in
Vaaeouver
and
MMilhcrn
cities.
Th
school
board
lat
tiifffcl
accept
ed
a
tender
ot
'I$.fJMfc
lr
KUxHt
for
Ihe
(tatntteff
i
room
in
IkKdon
SUeiet
Sfltwol.
silver-ides
Dro.
bid
tli
madden.
...
and
L.
U..Uft.
;Jiuir'
ltofie!.T
reported
t?
to
-Hiiini
board
last
ninl
(
le
uronmN
of
Ihe
IIjh
Stem
ii.(l
-.
liiMii
had
been
are.it
VI
iiniiii'v
!
and
UlMtUt
doubt'')!
in
Mic
Hnoufili
work
lhal
has
been
fori,-
there
during
recent
weeks
-,
D.
ehubert
of
the
govern-
lueui
ii'l.'niaiih
office,
Mrs.
Hfiitj
licit
and"oinly
are
sailinK
wniori
iw
allernoon
on
tbe
Priu
fjfil
I."iiife
for
Vancouver
en
Wvrte
In
the
Armstrong?
and
TO-iiun
diatrict
in
the
Okanaua'i
rail
'y
here
they
will
spend
imontns
iioiitiaytliK.
Tin'
ttpru'
aaainst
Sam
Rss
-I
'1'orta
LssiiiKtoii
of
having
liimr
(or
sale
was
dismissed
by
II.
F.
Mc-
St
St
iauilniry
iiiiilrary
Mapistrt
Mapistrale
l.eMh.
inxlhe
provi
ci'ui
i
-,y
el
idsy
afb
l"!M''.'viir.
raidiii):
tnciul
polin-
fternooh.
The
lloss'
pre-
nii-i'-
infill
two
harfids
of
beer
lint
no
Sjajscs.
TI(P
defence,
wlni'li
wasJjponducli(V
by
L.
V.
I'ii
i
nil
ire.
nji
Hint
there
was
no
eviilt'iHv
f
aetual
aie.
Act
inn
Iiiii'i'tor
Spiller
pioseculed.
CIimiIcs
Writfit
and
It.
Dri'i.'.
li'Jc(j;ili-.
iifijlic
Hrilisll
Passen-
iter
AKcit'JrAsiciation.
were
ar
rivals
in
the
'ily
from
Hie
smith
n
Ihe
Prince
Rui'ir!
tins
moni-
iiik
lhcy
arelv'isitinK
the
dis-
(Mf
Is
JU4mIi
M
trfn.
CATARRH
BLADDER
rh
dapunle.
AtlM
.c.rsrsi.efjrWJ
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
Kreakfaxt,
Lunches,
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
after
Theatre
Hefrcsluncnts
Our
Hpeeially
Is
Ilorne
Made
lee
Cream
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or
Retail.
Professor
Pryce'a
String
Orchestra
will
render
apodal
music
Saturday
evening
KILLAS&CHRISTOPHER
Phone
17
Sheddon's
Taxi-
Hie
original
50c.
taxi.
I'lione
Ul.
if
Reduction
on
price
of
lumber.
Albert
&
McCaffery
offer
shlplap
at
$15
per
thousand.
Phone
116.
tf
Dry
Dock
tdfsket
I'licnic
to
Diz-
vy
Island.
Sunday,
August
11
Doats
leave
Dry
l)ok
between
10
.m.
and
12
nooit
Adults
50c.
noon.
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i
eM
of
!'ll
"ir
USUlruiTlJo.,,.,;
...
:
.
r'cruuipiit
Me
British
Coluititua.
rlar
i
183
Jut
the
needr,
article
for
NinrtuientK.
KlBlliiic-
bundle
"5
for
tl"
d'Wvered.
1.
It.
Trausfer
&
Taatt
Vinijnts
I8'J
and
112.
188
Mr.
II.
H.
Tnmiyne
ami
her
lauKhtcr!,
AuifT-
and
Frames
are
sailing
(onwm-ovv
afleruonn
on
the
l'rincc
Mat'
for
Vie-toria
and
Seattl
on
a
vacation
trip.
$F
W.
J.
Alder,
fttftBer
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
ail
extensive
pro
perty
owner
h
Victoria
this
1:
be
here
for
nrction
with
hi
Col.
Panel,
Military
His
rive
in
the
I
his
afternoon
visit
of
ins.
North
D.C.
llejrin
proen-d
south
lo
arrived
from
ing.
He
wi'i
1
days
in
con-
al
interest?.
nmiroin
MlHH
taut
oillcer
tor
11,
will
ar-
flsji
fu
Uie
East
y
his
annual
be
First
He
will
w
after
We
have
just
been
nolifrwu
rj'
a
reduction
in
price
fromUie
miiif
and
are
pleased
lo
olTerTHir
famous
Edson
Coal,
lump
sacked
b-hered
tli.Ud,
Egs
13.00
for
August
delivery
only.
Now
i
Ihe
lime
to
et
yur
winter
sup
ply.
Prince
Iluiert
Feetl
GoJ
I'Uonc
a.
Mrs.
A.
McDernipU,
mother
Irving
MrDcrtuott
of
Ihe
Par
"leveiioring"
JO.s
mil
Here,
a
Miss
Carol
T
Hon.
Dr.
S.
in
the
city
tin
i
rn
i
itu.
ant
Mr
and
MrJTJ
r
Jfieauierjj'e.n.
...fl!fiifii:?.IiflVitiJ
hf
S,,u
Tot?h
41'riucei
Slffof3?Il.e1
ibiURhler
wl0,
arri
south
Ibis
the
"puesls
a'
lrel
Ritchie,
H'ti
Fourth
Avenu
West
s.
A.
Corley
i-
in
town
from
Lome
Creek
where
he
is
eontin-
ii
mini
ii
i!
o
ration-,
and
wi!
be
here
until
the
end
of
tic
week.
Mr.
Corley
reitorls
that
J.
liedway
i-
driiu
a
500
foot
lunnel
on
Ihe
property
at
Doreen
which
was
last
year
under
de-
eloTflm
iit
by
J.
F.
Duthie.
The
school
iioard
deoltjled
last
nitfht
not
to
lake
tiieytbershii'
Ibis
year
in
Die
ll.Ck
School
Trus
lees'
Asicialiott.Mt
coiu-tiuluicalibn
giving
noticthat
th
Sniiual
ciinxHiUJOit
of
llnvAssoc-
rici
to
acplr7
'
informal
ion
In
wouhllhhebi
ljp?Jrtri.s
reiranl
-lojrieuliiire
ntnUliujTl
cioberT
and
rJ&stim;
lleiuiMitTvTTh
a
vievSlwi
"
tee
of
K!8fiwi
Lcliti
HvilTsh
finisraiilglf
rfho
ttiUS
'''"t"'"'?
.U'.
Dotiiiiinin
iwul
Will
trninOTlu.ilhi
Tg,
,
jjly4
until-tomorrow
wliiry!rt'-
ri-aular
nlatx;
tuootfnit
will,
proceed
to
'liielitue
.
Iloant
f
gmm'
Trustee
They
were
met
by
l-'raiiVr
SftsWM'181
'
,i"l,iHuKJn
the
ci't
and
Joe
Scot
omnjil'pe
of
lie
lrianajaiie,H
-
T":rTTTBkiifcsFiiillWW
Is,
h
.
rBSSWslBSS&
i
'
A
lo
Purchsis
a,tJ5'lra4.l,.hUfuile
t
Awum
Hirer.
1
4Wtr..lecOHilic.tm
nun
i'i
i-ji
t
-
1
JJi'iWH'W.
(Iffehatntii
TIso
present
,ytv.uui.
ipiii
i...
ii.
urine.
e
11
11.
(lochesler
and
S.
iim:-tone
nit
Secretary
W.
iiye
Tin
fc
W.
O.
Kulu.:
has
iieuiiMitt
diu
k
the
p:ui
elPdlliacK
on
s
Mary,
Princess
St
llupert
14
1
j'l.
It..'
-
''".'
lHed
fh
eWrtp'
t,6
ikuiiui'i'
s.
uuu
ksK.i
a.aa
n
f'eaiiililliiC
telilliitBmv5K
0B
she
wiU
ioi
'
lock
n
RELATIVE
OF
LOCAL
LADY
WHO
VISITED
HERE
IS
NOW
DEAD
Colonel
Rlfenberick,
Hero
of
World
War,
was
Brother-in-law
of
Mrs.
McLeod
Word
has
just
been
receivel
here
of
the
death
at
.San
Diego
on
August
1
of
Col.
Richard
Parker
llifenberiek,
U.S.A.
(re
tired
,
brolher-in-law
of
Mr.
Jams
McLeod
of
this
city,
who
made
a
wide
circle
of
friendi
here
when
he
spent
the
summer
of
1013
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
was
fatally
stricken
with
apoplexy
on
the
Coronado
gilf
course
on
the
afternoon
of
August
1
and
he
died
that
evening.
One
of
the
notable
American
heroes
in
the
World
War,
th'
late
Col.
ItilTenberick
was
widely
known
on
account
of
his
Ion?
service
in
the
United
States
Army.
In
1!MG
he
served
at
Ihe
San
Diepo
Exposition
as
a
mili
tary
aide.
He
was
in
commanl
of
a
regiment
of
United
Stales
troops
ol
the
second
division
in
France
when
he
was
decoraled
by
General
Petain
with
the
Cro't
de
Ouerre
for
signal
bravery
in
leading
his
troops
"over
the
top
in
I
'J
1
8.
He
was
overseas
two
years
and
was
the
winner
o)
many
oilier
decorations.
The
lale
Col.
llifenberiek
wa
53
years
of
age
and
was
u
native
of
Cincinnati,
Ohio.
His
funeral
look
place
at
Portsmouth,
Obi?
His
mother
'
and
father
died
within
a
year
before
he
expired
He
was
well
known
as
a
golf
an.'
bridsc
uiayer
and
"all
around
good
spurt."'
BURIED
TODAY
WITH
MILITARY
HONORS
Funsral
Took
Placo
This
After
noon
of
Murdoch
Montgomery
Who
Died
on
Wed
nesday
Wilh
semi-military
honor
the
funeral
took
place
this
af
ternoon
at
2
o'clock
from
the
H.C.
Undertakers'
Parlors
to
Fairvicw
Ometery
of
the
late
Murdoch
Montgomery,
war.
vet
eran,
who
died
In
the
Prince
Ruoerl
General
Hospital
on
dneday
afternoon.
Deceased,
who
.was
a
native
o
Scotland,
wa-tfff"years
of
ape
ami
had
been
'etljfafrnd
in
fisbin?
He
was
brought
(to,
Ihe
rily
from
Port
Simpson
a
few
days
before
his
death.
Rev.
Dr.
II.
R.
Grant
officiated
al
the
funeral
and
the
pallbearers
were
Malcolm
Mr
Arthur.
James
Campbell,
Harry
Landrey.
Jock
jhil.
Dave
Muir
and
A.
M.
Cox.
Tie
"Last
Post"
was
sounded
al
sraveside
by
Iluglf
r
William
Ranee.
MVinoiip
those
sendinpr
flowers
're:
ireat
War
Veterans'
As-
ociatiou.
Deep
Sea
Fishermfn's
Union,
(Seorpw
MeAuley.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johu
Mch'entie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex.
McLeod.
Miss
IJelle
Muckeniie,
N.
McLeod,
X.
McKay,
Munto
McDonald,
Knox
Hotel
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Clennie.
Ii.
G.
Lal'niee
returned
on
the
Prince
Hiiert
this
inornim:
from
a
Irip
south.
J.
F..
Miller,
eusloms
inspector,
arrived
in
Ihe
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
llib
moi-nili?.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Ruprrl,
Cupl.
D.
Donald,
arrived
from
lha
south
on
time
al
10:30
t'jis
niqrnii
with
over
200
passen-
y,s.
100
of
whom
proceedec
Kiftt
l
y
Ihe
regular
I
rain
lj
wlilcli
two
addilional
sleepers
.vi!fj?atlached.
SALT
LAKES
SERVICE
Launch
"23"
will
leave
the
Prjnee
Rupert
Uoalh'mse
on
Thursday.
Saturday
and
Sunday
afle-rtunlns
every
half
hour
from
NSfti.iu.
and
on
other
week
days
efj'ry
Hour
fom2
p.m.
tjnuni'hes.
fnJIalp
or
il'sftM
I
i
mm?
row
boa
Is
and
canoes
hire.
HI
PF.RT
IlOATHUUSi:
bonotffJ
HEALING
SOOTH
I
KG
1
INTISEPTM
iyrxfiSiit'i
mm
PACK
THRKJS
Foot
Troubles?
joint
y
XJ
M
vh
UNDER
Cm
i
INSTEP
CALLOUSES
HbJ
FREE
DEMONSTRATION
By
DR.
LIDDLE,
Monday,
August
17,
from
9
a.m.
until
3
p.m.
Seren
pmoni
oot
of
every
ten
have
some
form
offnot
trouble.'
It
may
be
weak
or
broken-down
arches,
weak
anklet,
crvrift,
calloutet
or
buniont
or
probably
a
case
ot
tired,
aching,
painful
lee
t.
Renrdlesa
of
what
may
be
the
nature
ol
your
tuflering,
yoo
will
find
quick
and
permanent
relief,
Chi
neck,
at
our
Foot
Comfort
Department.
Foot
Comfort
Expert
to
Serve
You
For
the
benefit
ol
all
loot
uf!err.
thin
store
has
arranged
with
The
Scholl
Mfg.
Co.,
for
the
iervicrs
ol
one
of
Dr.
Scholl's
most
skilled
demonstrators,
who
will
be
at
nor
tcxe
to
give
free
foot
comfort
dernonttra
tions
on
the
above
date.
Evry
loot
sufferer
should
take
advantage
of
this
exceptional
oinxirtunity.
Free
Pedo-graph
Picture
Made
of
Your
Feet
In
a
few
seconds'
time,
without
removing
the
hos,
he
can
make
a
photographic
print
ol
your
(oot
that
positively
sliows
if
you
do
have
foot
troubles
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to
what
stage
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trouble
has
progressed.
This
service
is
absolutely
free
and
places
you
under
no
obligation
whatever.
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your
fool
troubles
to
this
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during
this
dem-
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and
learn
the
true
meaning
ol
foot
comfort.
Monday,
August
17,
only.
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
Third
Avenue.
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Two
Candv
Specials!
Banquet
Jelly
Wafers
Tender
Jelly
Pattie-
in
Mint
mid
aborted
Fruil
Flavors'
al
40c
lb.
Purest
Milk
Chocolate
Three
kind-:
Plain
Milk.
Peanut
Milk,
and
Almond
and
Filbert
Mi!k.
a
50c
lb.
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LIMITED
The
Rexall
Store.
The
Pioneer
Druggists.
3rd
Avenue
and
Cth
Street.
Phones
82
and
200
Films
developed
arid
printed
for
amateurs.
Mail
order
i;,ve
prompt
attention.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
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Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING..
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plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al.
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
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