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FRUITS,
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snriAi
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in
CONNECTION
r.
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Pponletnp
l'.-
.
Local
and
Personal
U.G.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
Anywhere.
Anytime.
Arthur's
Taxi,
50c.
I'honc
078.
If
l'rien
for
,the
hel
dancers
lo-
nlsrlit
in
llm
J)oiloi
Hull.
Two
cars
at
your
service
Slieddon
Taxi.
I'hone
131.
If
For
lhebuy
man
jr
woman,
a
Ilrown
car
saves
money.'
I'hone
80.
tr
:
Slewaft'9,
Orchestra
lonisht
in
Holoti
Hall.
Their
own
musieal
Miilomioris
are
ltrovintr
the
h-1
of
all.
Mrs.
James
llrough
arrived
on
yesterday's
train
from
Sinither
pft
a
(en-day
visit
and
-is
reKis-
tered
at
the
1st.
Hlmo
Hotel.
Mrs.
J.
1).
Thurburn
and
family
arrived
homw
yesterday
on
the
l'ritic3
CeorRu
after
spend-in;;
the
holidays
in
Nova
Scotia.
Mr.
Ho
anil
daucrblC
Miss
Klizulielh
Huss,
returned
to
the
'ity
on
the
I'rince
lluperl
lifts
iiiornitiK
after
a
holiday
(rip
MJUlll.
Mr.
J.
toriuk
and
her
son
I'aul
of
Woodcock
came
to
I'l
iiici1
Hupert
Wednday
to
vis
ii
fnciidx
and
will
return
home
-oine
day
next
week.
Major
u.
is.
.orlli,
superin-
lendfiil
of
tin
H.C.
silver
inina,
a
aen?er
going
through
on
ihs
I'rince
ltuprt
totly
bound
from
Vancouver
to
StewarL
Mis
Kleanor
Peek
is
a
pas
senger
on
Hie
Prince
llupert
to
lav
bound
for
Stewart,
where
lie
will
be
married
on
Monday
iu'xI
to
Thorns
Power
of
Hy-
l.-r.
j
I.
(i.
luwsop
returned
lo
the
i
i'y
on
the
Prince
Itupert
this
morning
after
a
fifteen-day
trip
KhI.
He
visited
Montreal,
l'iKiing
one
day
there,
and
re-lurni'd
by
way
of
Victoria.
Ir.
and
Mrs.
II.
K.
Ylyolfaon
Lutheran
Church
Ladies'
Uaraar.
Dccembrr
J.
linled
Church
llazaar
Decem
ber
10
230
1
mmm
(MTWI1I.
,hn
CATARRH
tit
ih
BLADDER
.'.
vaunt
JUcli
Camule
DtM
runt
THE
DATLT
IfBWB
PAQR
THREE
Commodore
Cafe
THIRD
AVENUE
The
Cafe
of
Distinction.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT.
Ilreakfast,
Lunches,
Afternoon
Teas,
Dinners
and
after
Theatre
Hefrcshmcnts
Our
Specially
ls
Homo
Made
lee
Crearn
and
Confectionery.
Wholesale
or
Retail.
You
will
he
pleased
with
our
service.
Let
us
please
you.
KILLAS&CHR1ST0PHER
Phone
17
Slieddon's
Taxi
the
50c.
taxi.
I'hone
13i.
town
to
attend
Ukj
l
air.
row
morning.
original
tf
Itohert
Corlett,
ploiu'er
ranch
er
of
the
Terrace
district,
is
in
John
Hergman,
fisln-nnaii,
was
fined
25
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning
for
intoxication.
Our
low
rates
have
been
an
outstanding
success
and
we
shall
continue
on
this
basis,
lirowu
taxi.
I'hone
80.
tf
The
charge
of
theft
against
Ethel
Coomb."
was
withdrawn
in
the
city
police,
court
ihls
morn
ing,
there
being
insufficient
evi
dence
to
proceed
with
the
ease.
Mrs.
Tho
Wallace
and
Mi
J.
Perkins
of
Viicmiver,
who
I.
l
-
.
i
i
iia
uci'ii
viMimg
wiin
ner,
arrived
in
the
cil"
from
Claxton
I
hi
inoi
uiiig.
They
will
sail
for
Vancouver
on
the
Catala
tomor
John
Kyle,
organizer
of
tech
nical
training
for
the
Department
of
Education,
will
rt-tuni
to
Victoria
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
afternoon
after
hav
ing
spent
the
pal
wi-ek
in
the
city
and
district.
Hubert
and
John
Stewart
and
jr.
i.(ii
ned
to
lb.-
city
,
pn
UM5tU4iOR
director
of
the
l)unwill
rrmce
imparl
nit
morning
ku-
'
lowing
I
heir
marriage
rwehtly
in
lAjmiar,
Mamtoha.
The
bride
wa
formerly
Mi
Liua
Maguuson.
J'he
fishiug
Uiat
Pro
A.
weni
iufti
drytlock
'
today
for
painting
and
minor
rental
r
ami
i
he
cannery
temler
Xew
Fraser
c.iwtr'i''Hfi(inowftig
repairs
lo
her
hull
after
going
ashore
last
week.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Isaac
Kendall
of
North
Vancouver,
after
spending
a
few
dav
in
the
'city
visiting
with
their
daughters,
Mrs.
C.
II.
lilkiu
and
Mrs.
II.
A.
Ilrcen,
returned
south
on
the
Prince
Charles
Wednesday
.evening.
i'..
J.
Fletcher,
secretary
of
the
llrtii.li
Columbia
Medical
Asso
ciation,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
'llupert
Ihls
morn
ing
and
will
leave
for
the
interior
on
tomorrow
morning'
ii
miii,
iitmg
Iliucllon,
Mintli-ers,
Vanderhoof
and
Prince
iicoi'gi'
on
In
way
to
Jasper
and
Vancouver.
INMOUNCEWIENTS
Ciilholic
C.lnncli
llazaar,
and
:8.
(Jyro
Carnival
and
Dance
October
12
and
13.
Anglican
Church
llazaar
.No-veniher
5.
Presbyterian
November
12.
Church
llazaar
lloyal
Puriilt
llazaar
18.
llii)lit
Church
Ladies'
llauar,
Novoinlior
20.
Aid
SI.
Andrew's
Ladies'
Auxiliary
llazaar.
December
2.
mine
are
passengers
on
tue
I'riiice'
Ituperi
today,
where
they
will
make
arrangement
for
resumption
of
.
operations
at
(he
mine
following
the
recent
reor
ganization
of
the
company.
I'nion
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
A.
Johnstone,
having
called
at
the
Skeena
Slough,'
arrived
from
the:
south
at
U:30
o'elock
ljiis
morning
and
sailed
at
10:30
for
the1
Xaas
and
Skeena
rivers.
The
vessel
will
be
back
heTe
tomorrow
morning
and
will"
sail
for
the
south
at
10
o'clock.
The
school
board
met
last
night,
but,
owing
to
the
absence
of
C.
H.
Ornie,
chairman,
ad
journed
until
a
week
hence,
only
business
needing
immediate
at
tention
being
disposed
of.
J.
C.
llrady,
principal
of
"the
lliidi
School,
was
authorized
to
purchase
reference
books
for
the
library,
provision
for
which
has
already
been
made
in
the
'l-ti-mates.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
were
Trustee1
Rochester
who
acted
as
chairman,
Trustee
W.
O.
Fullon,
Trustee
S.
D.
.1
ii
Ii
u
i
I
fl
ii
o,
Secretary
W.
D.
Vance,
Principal
llradj',
Princi
pal
D.
11.
Marines,
t-Principal
Mis
J.
A,
Mills,
Principal
Missi
It
lit
Ii
S'tewart,
Donald
Ross'
manual
training
instructor...
Airs.
Darlington
(domestic
science
instructor),
and
John
Kyle
organizer
of
technical
Irainmg
for
the
education
department
.
SHORT
BUT
SILENT
I
The
victim
Cut
the
whole,
three
short.
The
barber
What
three,
sir?
The
victim
Hair
whiskers
and
chatter.
REAL
SALESMANSHIP.
Customer
I
want
a
quarter's
worth
of
carbolic
acid.'
Proprietor
-Veil,
dis
Is
u
pawn
Aid,
shop;
but,
miler,
o
have
razors,
ropes
and
revolvers.
I
Capital
"Do
they
convey
the
Idea
of
.poetry
nt
nil?'1
the
modest
yuung
author
Inquired,
I
"Ye,
they
do,"
thu
candid
Icrilie
replied,
'
I
i
"There
is
something
h
every,
line
that
conveys
''the
idea.
Each1
hue
bosinc
with
a
capital
letter.'
1
GOLD
MEDAL
FOR
BOOTH
The
llig
Hay
Lumber
Com-
pany's
booth
at
the
fair
was
successful
ill
carrying
off
the
gold
medal
for
the
best
industrial
booth.
This,
is
the
second
year
in
succession
that
(he
finished
lumber
display
of
this
company
lias
won
(lie
gold
medal
in
its
particular
class.
(laincrs
Limited,
curers
of
bacon
and
hams,
won
first
prize
for
the
best
commercial
booth
and
Swift's
Limited,
of
l'remium
ham
fame,
won
second
prize.
DOMINION
LOAN
IS
IN
GREAT
DEMAND
Orders
from
Large
Institutions
Pared
Down
to
Allow
Small
Investor
Chance
OTTAWA,
Sept.
II.
Judging
by
orders
received,
the
Dominion
loan,
I'J.'a,
uas
almost
set
a
record
for
successful
govern
ment
financing.
Orders
for
financial
institution
have
been
larger
than
in
either
of
the
pre
vious
refunding
loans,
each
of
which
was
recorded
as
so
highly
successful.
Had
hit
the
orders
received
from
institutions
been
accepted
in
full,
only
a
small
amount
of
bonds
would
havt
been
available
for
other
classes
of
iirveslors.
It
is
understood.
however,
thai
the
large
orders
have
been
scaled
down
by
the
syndicate
to
the
extent
of
more
than
fifty
per
cent,
and
as
result
more
than
one-half
of
the
loan
will
be
available
to
the
smaller
private
buyer.
In
adopting
this
plan
the
syn
dicate
ha
followed
its
policy
of
endeavoring
to
arrange
as
far
as
possible
to
fill
all
orders
from
private
investors
and
lo
assure
a
coast-lo-coast
distribution
of
the
new
loan.
Although
public
offering
commenced
only
yester
day,
and
although
bond-house
prospectuses
were
not
inailf
until
last
evening,
it
is
stated
that
a
flood
of
small
orders
i
already
in
sight.
The
reception
accorded
-the
new
loan
is
a
tribute
to
Hie
'inancial
stability
of
Canada
and
Canadians.
The
fact
that
Canada
has
proven
herself
duly
capable
of
financing
her
own
re-iuirenients,
plays
un
important
pirt
ir
so
strengthening
C.m-aca's
credit
abroad
that
her
securities
are
in
demand
In
the
principal
mcney
markets
of
'he
world.
TRYING
TO
REVIVE
INTERESTIN
LACROSSE
Leonard
Talt
of
Victoria
Is
Vis
iting
His
Son
Here
for
a
Few
Days
Leonard
Tail
of
Victoria
is
in
the
city
for
a
few
days
visiting
his
son,
Dr.
E.
S.
Tail
and
Mrs
Tail,
and,
will
try
a
shot
at
the
birds
on
Porcher
Island
al
the
week
end
before
returning
south.
Mr.
Tail
is
on
his
way
home
'rom
a
lacrosse
convention
in
Winnipeg,
where
v
a
y
s
and
means
to
increase
the
interest
in
lacrosse
throughout
the
country
were
discussed.
He
has
been
discussing
the
situation
here
with
such
veteran
lacrosse
men
as
lie.u'jfe
Tile
and
others.
How
to
make
DUTCH
PICKLE
1
quart
green
cucumbers,
t
small
cabbage,
1
quart
onion,
3
red
peppers,
t
quart
green
tomatoes,
I
large
cauliflower,
H
cup
salt.
Chop
all
fine
and
pour
on
enough
hot
water
to
cover.
Let
stand
half
an
hour
and
drain,
then
make
a
dressing
of
the
following
-8
tablespoonfuls
Colman's
D.S.F.
Mustard,
3
cups
sugar,
1
tea-
spoonful
turmeric,
1
cup
flour.
Mil
with
little
vinegar
until
smooth,
add
miiture
to
2
quarts
vinegar
stirring
constantly
over
fire,
until
thickened,
then
pour
over
JT8C
C
olmans
Mustard
aids
digestion
(Canadian
PACinc
Look
out!
Two
winners
are
coming!
The
flavor
makes
boys
and
girls
pals
with
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes.
Put
sweet,
crisp,
golden-toasted
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
in
bowl
with
rich
milk
or
cream.
Delicious
with
fresh
or
preserved
fruit.
Easy
for
mother
too.
No
sticky
dishes
to
wash.
You'll
like
it
Get
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
from
your
grocer.
Ask
for
Kellogg's
at
restau
rant
or
hotel.
OctwhtA
ALWAYS
tMjlr-CTUp.
Til'
M
'
Why
Kellogs
it
alwayi
on
topt
It'
hm
Htvr
mrrIu,
ln!cribakl
that
makes
KrU
!('
Con
FUkM
th
leading
tlr
among
rtadf-V-at
carta!.
fir
CORN
FLAKES
CORN
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
F
KTCHilAJt,
WLL1COL
JVSUU.
SUCWAY
VaimWr
7,
18.
28.
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TMC0UYER.
YiaORIA
J
SEATTU
SKer
S.
12,
22.
Si.
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Butadal.
Swanton
Bay,
Eait
Bella
Balla,
Ocean
Falls,
Namu,
Alart
Bay,
Campbell
Rler,
and
Vancouver
ser
Saturday
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Aitnut,
Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTO.
Sallinn
from
rrmce
Rupert,
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swaneon
B,
and
Alert
Bay,
Tuaeday.
B
P.S).
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bay,
and
Swanson
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.SS.
For
ANVOX.
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART.
Sunday,
S
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naat
Rltar
Canneries,
Friday
A.M.
US
2nd
Aue.
I,
Barnatey,
,
Afent.
Prlno
Rusarl.
B
O.
,
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT."
BEST
PROCURABLE
mooucs
or
scotuxo
0ttKll
T.l
tilaxooKK
IM
aMMwe-.CUV
OvMi
KH9
The
Original
Label
look
for
it
at
the
Vendors
and
Insist
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
.
This
advertisement
is
not
luiMhlied
or
displayed
by
llio
Liquor
Uoiilrol
Hoard
or
by
Iho
flovcrnnjcnt
of
British
Columbia