AQE
SIX
:
We
save
you
MONEY
QUALITY
IS
WHAT
COUNTS
Our
Prices
are
no
higher
than
any
other
store
in
Canada.
Goods
marked
in
plain
figures
according
to
grade.
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE,
CUT
GLASS,
Eto.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
has
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
Max
Heilbroner
The
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
FREE!
FREE!
Free
Deal
for
this
week
only
With
every
$5.00
Purchase
we
give
1
lb.
of
Wedding
Breakfast
Coffee.
Reg.
65c
lb.
Quaker
and
LihhyV
I'ork
and
Heans,
rcg.
20c
tin.
Special,
0
for
..
..
$1.00
With
every
dollar
purchase
you
gel
one
tin
free.
Norwegian
Sardines,
reg
20c
tin.
special,
7
for
$1.00
With
every
dollar
purchase
you
gel
onq
tin
free.
These
goods
are
used
everyday.
Call
or
IMione.
Mussallem's
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East.
Phones
18
and
84
WHAT
LOOKS
BETTER
THAN
A
Pullover
and
a
Plaited
Skirt
When
on
a
Picnic?
Our
selection
is
of
the
best.
"Demers"
P.O.
Box
327.
Phono
27.
DANCING
At
the
Auditorium
TUESDAY
AND
THURSDAY
!
EVENINCS,
8
to
11
p.m.
SATURDAY
EVENINQ3
from
8
to
12
midnight.
u
Mere
Orchestra.
1
Danre
Mr
3
for
25c
lire
Admission.
t
J.
MARREN,
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
Phrenology
MAY
LEE,
the
g'eal
lady
phrenologist
from
Jerusalem,
will
read
your
head
like
an
open
hook.
She
Mill
el
you
all
ulinill.
your
past
and
present.
Ion'l
miss
this
reut
op-porlunliy.
820
Third
Avenue
West.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Holgorson
Block,
Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Mount
0
to
C.
X-Ray
Service
'
Phono
686.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Kvcnlngs
NEW
GRADUATE
of
hospital
WMGLEYS
Miss
Mary
Hebden
Completes
Training
at
General
Hospital
.
Exercises
Last
Night
I
Miss
Mary
Hebden,
Il.N.,
1025:
graduate
from
the
Prince
Rupert;
Oeneral
Hospital
training
school
for
nurses,
received
lier
diploma
and
the
.Nightingale
Pledge
tl
lormai
graduation
exercises
which
were
held
last
evening
in1
the
Nurses'
Home.
Members
of
the
medical
and
nursing
.profes-;
sions
and
friends
of
the
new:
graduate
foregathered
to
witness
the
ceremonies
and
offered
Iheirj
congratulations
to
Miss
Jlebden.j
S.
K.
Campbell,
chairman
tfi
the
Hospital
Hoard,
opened
the:
exercises
and,
in
a
fitting
ad
dress,
referred
to
the
faithful,
and
ellieienl
work
of
Miss
Heh-I
den
during
her
three
years
of
:
gins.
Dancing
was
then
enjoy-
d
until
midnight,
music
bein.?
furnished
by
Miss
Irene
Morro-
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Appls
to
Leat
Land
In
Skrena
Ranre
s
Land
Iilslrlrl.
tie-
cordlna
filstrlct
Prlnre
luipert.
and
sit-1
uaie
sniiinwesi
point
or,
Wales
island.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
the
Canadian
Elh
Int
Co.
Ltd..
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation,
Salmon
Canners,
Inleiids
to
apply
ror
irniissk.ii
to
lease
the
rollowlnir
de-scrlled
lands:
Coimiienriiir
at
a
txit
:tanled
at
lilrh
water
inarlt
on
southwest
rlnt
on
Wales
Island,
B.C.;
thence
north
one
chain:
I
hence
east
ten
chains:
thence
south
one
nam
to
shore
line:
llienoi
west
alonr
iHire
im
to
point
or
commencement,
and
contalnm
one
acre,
more
or
less.
THE
nATU'l.t
FlSlll.Nri
CO.
LTI.
naieo
na
ar.
isjs
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
S6.00
Hair
load
S3.00
Large
sacks
50o
DRY
BIRCH
per
load
$0.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
HAVE
YOUR
FURS
REMODELLED
AND
REPAIRED
at
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Third
Avenue.
Phonea
Day,
Oroon
120.
Night,
Black
709.
"after
every
meal
'
Parents-
encourage
the
Children
to
cart
for
their
tmtkf
Give
them
Wrlgleyfe.
It
remove
1
food
particles
from
the
freth.
Strengtlms
the
Ousts.
Combats
acid
mouth.
Refreshing
and
beneficial!
SEALED
TIGHT
KEPT
RIGHT
Ir.iinin:?
.-nut
eTlemlrot
tio-tii-i,
..
.
..
..
wishes
to
her
for
future
suc
cess.
...
......
.;,.
.
a.
nciMlIl,
Or.
and
Mis.
I..
W.
Keigm.
Mr.
.ni.l
Mr
It
II
I
.11
Ir.
!,.
I
1
si:.-
I-V
1:11
l.r-..t
,.
i-,.1
-
u.
i.
.uss
jviiiii
.muaui,
u..v.
1a.1v
s..,
.
superintendent,
then
presented
Miss
lUiV0Uy
tiilligham,
x
.
a
uiduiiiui
.....
si:,.,,
It,,!,,!,,,,,.,
v-;.i.
I.
,
r
it
.....
1.
...
.
.
-
.....t.
,
i.uvu
111
iou,iii.-t
ui
inracrs
ill,
uciiuu
u-azelton
Hie
graduate
nursing
staff
and;
',,
ni
'
,
Miss
Hetty
Weller,
H.X.
present-
,,"'
...
A-':
ed
the
class
pin.
The
diploma'
Ml
,.,,
,
Miu
.
was
presented
to
Miss
Jlebden;lle
tXiytUo,t
Mlss
e,M,t.n
was
by
Miss
Lee,
senior
pupil
nur-.;
Ile
wjh
,
lhe
Nightingale
Pledge
was
ad-!
...
"
,
,
,,
,,
,
,,
lsel
with
sapphires
.,.;..,.,
and
pearls,
ministered
by
Miss
McCaul
aflerj
-
SWS'
?
wor5,
"re"
1
FORMER
LOCAL
GIRL
scnled.
to
rn
nr
r.t
1
nmrn
At
the
conclusion
of
the
exer-1
W
1U
DC
iUrtlXluLLJ
cises,
Mr.
Campbell,
accompanied
by
Miss
Dorothy
Thompson,
Mrs.
Leo
Waugh
Leaving
tonight
ang,
"Out
Where
the
West
Hc-i
to
Attend
the
Wedding
of
son
and
Harvey
Hanson.
In
the
Miss
(Seuevieve
Macdonald.
course
of
the
evening
delightful
who
formerly
all
tided
school
refreshments
were
served.
j-lterc
and
who
for
the
past
few
included
among
uie
gii'jsts
years
has
been
a
member
of
the
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
K.
Camp-.staff
of
the
.Macdonald
school
in
LAND
ACT.
MS.
HF.LDI.NG
STRANG.
Applicant.
rer
win.
u.
NiictieiL
Arent.
tialed
inijr
Tlh.
itii.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leas
Land
Her
Sister,
Miss
Gene
vieve
Macdonald
Vancouver,
is
to
be
married
in
Vancouver
on
August
17.
Her
Notice
of
Intention
to
Applr
to
Purchas
'-jsler.
Mrs.
Leo
Wntisli.
sniU
lo
-
--'-
Inichl
an
the
l'rinett
Cli.irlex
In
PiMrirt
or
i-rince
ittifert.
ami
tiiua
e
attend
the
wedding.
Later
Mrs.
y
Alan"
'
M1"11
,,,
augh,
who
is
being
accompan-
TAkE
.notice
that
James
tlelliir
ied
1)V
her
lit
lie
daughter,
will
Straus,
of
sunnyilrle,
B.i:.,
"jrcupatlim
..
:,
;.
i4
.,,
ii,,it
-'
Willi
irieilUs
1
rannrrjinan,
mtwi
to
apply
tot
prnnl-
in
unit
lirc.
?lii
to
purchase
the
followlDr
dtscritxtl
anas:
.
i:..iiuiifni
Idic
at
a
txist
Dljnled
14
chains
I
I
I
V
V(ll
ll'l
fllU
M.ulh
SSdrr.
wrt.
fnorr
or
less
trim
Villi
UULllil
1
UH
touthwest
ronier
of
Lot
1J48;
thence
..,,
M.ulh
30
rhalni:
llM-n.T
et
lu
rhainv
IHWCC
TA
nCCCMH
nore
or
less,
lo
water's
rdre;
Uienre
JUllljJ
lJ
UH
LlU
roiiowinr
nieamlerlna
or
oeai-n
lo
noini
of
roiiimenremcnt,
and
containing
IS
acres.
more
or
less.
IN
MURDER
CASES
E.
F.
Jones,
city
solicitor,
has
been
appointed
to
arl
as
defence
counsel
for
the
five
I.iard
lliver
Indians
who
will
face
charges
of
loonier
at
Ilie
.ulintirneil
session
In
Prlnre
Rupert
Land
Kerordlnr
IiUlrlct
,
,,
j,,,
.
...,;,.,
or
i-rinee
imiwri.
ami
situate
at
Yes
t"-
",c
.-muciuo
wumi
a.i.in
TAOTHfe
WJXt-
.
ai,ns,,n.!
"P"
hero
next
Wednesday.
of
Maasett.
B.C..
oeeuiiatloii
rannemnan.!
L.
W
.
Patmorc
will
prosecute
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
or
the
fol-
n,i
Mr
Inaiieo
fi
1
l-i.lnnl.l
I'winr
desrniiefi
lands:
and
Mi.
.Justice
1).
A.
.Macdonald
f
Lot
1150.
Ilanre
'i.
Coast
District:!
'
,.,,,,.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
,,.
Dntu
inence
west
in
rnalns:
thence
north
three
'hatns,
nvire
or
less,
to
high
water
mark;)
Ihenre
easterly
alonr
htrh
waler
mark
to!
imui
oi
rfHiiineiirriiieni,
ani
ciMitaininr
i
acres,
more
fir
less
EL'GENE
II.
SIMPSON.
Applicant.
luted
rd
July,
o.
LAND
ACT.
RAILWAYS.
Wastern
Region.
SEALED
TEMjtliS
will
be.
rerelvefl
at
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
lo
Purchase
Land.
LAND
ACT.
THE
DAILT
M5WB
Wednetda)-,
August
12
1925
BILL
CRAWFORD
'STORY
SUBJECT
About
Pioneer
Packer
of
Portland
Canal
District
friendly
spirit
between
nlllcer!
and
employees
of
lhe
road,
made,
possible
y
Ibis
newest
science
of
rnmmuiiicalinu,
was
also
of
tremendous
benefit
to
the
moral
nt
f
lin
i
fi-
11
i
1
fi
I
irtti
n..l
I.
..I..
...I
it,.i,ia
mill
IIVI,
It'll
to
promote
a
splendid
espirit
d
Vancouver
Sunday
Provlnco
Tells
corps
whu-h
could
hut
be
bene-
fieial
in
the
getting
of
more
business.
ltadio
broadcasting
.il-o
euabl-
iVanconer
Sunday
Province
led
the
company
to
keep
before!
in
tne
development
"i
mines
i
ne
people
r
uitiada
and
other
and
mining
regions,
there
is,
rountrios
(he
advaulages
of
the
probably,
no
man
so
important
passenger,
freight,
express,
tele-
is
the
one
responsible
fur
getting
graph
and
other
services
offered
supplies,
to
tho
faraway
places,
them
by
Hit
company
md
further!
This
is
doubly
true
in
the
case
of
sened
Uie
purpose
of
nroidiutr!
.a....
...
..
...
.
.
-
'
I
'lie
I'oritand
unit
a
I
district,
which
a
means
of
acquainting
the
Cut
is
thick
with
difficult
mountain
adian
public
with
the
affairs
of
passes,
roaring
torrents
and,
not
jibe-
Canadian
National
system.
ne
ieasi.
Hazardous
ice
fields
oi
wnicn
all
are
shareholders.
and
glaciers.
I
Remote
Control
Vanromer
has
a
visitor,
Wil-1
Sir
Henry
informed
his
nudum
J.
Crawford,
"packer."
It
dience
that
the
new
station
wa
was
Mr.
Crawfprd's
pack
trains
the
firsl
to
meet
the
rrulre-which
took
the
greater
aiiwmnt
meuts
of
the
new
radio
law
f
supplies
lo
the
mining
opera-Jwhlch
provides
for
remote
con-ti
in
the
Portland
Canal.
1'rol
in
hroadeastitiK.
This
had
An
idea
of
the
expense
atlaeli-'e-en
done
by
l".cting
lb(.
anleii-l
ml
lo
packing
in
that
country
nae
and
operating
rtHjiu
on
Lulu'
previous
to
the
road
and
trail
de-
Island,-
a
.distance
of
ten
miles!
elopmeuts
of
the
-present
may
from
the
studio
whirh
is
in
th
be
gained
when
it
is
recalled
luiadian
.National
Hail
ways
lie-that
one
season
Mr.
Crawford
pol.
Itgiilar
prognims
of
the
started
with
forty-four
pack
highest
standard,
which
have
horses
and
tho
following
season
characlerne
lhe
Canadian
Na-
ibis
siring
had
been
rediicod,
by
iloiial
hrnadcasls
from
tither
accident
principally,
lo
a
inrre
filies,
would
h
broadcast
from
thirteen.
jlhc
new
station
ami
he
hoped
it
Mr.
Crawford's
last
hazardous
would
In
lhe
means
of
ititerest-
iinderlaking
was
yHting
lhe
ma-
InR
eeople
of
outside)
rountries
hinory
and
supplies
over
the
lop
io
the
allaim
of
Canada,
as
well
if
the
Hjg
Missouri
mine
to
the
a
providing
for
Cainnliatis
n
Korty-Nine
now
beiiiK
explored
source
of
entertainment
and
a
by
diamond
drills
ty
the
(iuggeii-'mans
of
aeiuiring
much
nifur-leim
interests
whleh
control
lhe
'nation
concern
in
jr
their
own
wonder
mine
liP
Premier.
icountry
and
its
advantages,
both
Horse
Followed
Owner
M
Ibe
way
of
natural
resnurces.
Mr.
('rawford,
in
Jlie
early
wenie
advantages,
national
pai'sj)
days
of
the
deebpmenl
of
lhe
and
other
splendid
holidjy
and
Portland
Canal
region,
nnle
a
tourist
resorts,
large
white
horse
that
was
not
'be
nw
station
hritadi-asting
much
for
looks
but
wits
as
Mire
on
'
''?
length
will
go
mi
fooled
as
a
mountain
goal.
This
n,r
Tuesday
rvenuig
horse
used
to
follow
its
nvislcr
al,d
oclwk
Friday
exeninxs,
like
a
tlog.
wllb
a
program
6r
nmrket
re-
ne
day
Mr.
Cnivsfonl
was
late
lHrl.
"tudio
anil
d?nice
orie,lru
getting
rfady
lo
start
for
the
hills
a,'d
kiddkf
slories
in
addition
to
with
his
pack
train
ami
when
'
leal
ntinibers
and
iimtrurlixr
the
lime
arrived
to
depart
lhe
address.
.
,.
dlier
men
javo
lb
word
and
-
started
ofr.
UraptThnl's
wliite
ACCORD
WITH
FRANCE,
horse
wailed
awhife.
then
reltirn-'
MNIMN.
Aug.
12.
Cunilele
el
to
the
main
street
where
he
accord
between
France
and
HrP-discovered
his
master
in
one
.of
ain
'n
regard
to
the
proposed
the
stores
complptung
some
un-
urity
iaet
is
ollh'ially
an-finished
busine.
So
the
horse
nouncetl
today.
just
walked
in
and
waited.
I
"
1
Much
of
the
Crawford
packing
BIRTH.
business
today
is
done
by
heavy
daughter
wa
born
at
the
imcks.
.Prince
llti(erl
lieuernl
Hospit.il
The
Man
in
the
Moon
depart
ment.
Notice
of
Intention
to
AddIv
to
Puptha'
U'alllS.
J
Y.S.
NEWS
de-patches
say
McAllister
had
a
mania
for
issuing
worthless
checks.
It
was
hardly
necessary
to
telegraph
thai
slate
ment.
ONK
reason
old
maid
remain
single
might
be
the
fear
of
lone
ly
evenings
at
home
while
hus-
the
oiriee
or
the
i.iiier
EiuiiM-er,
vviiini
(band
is
gallivanting.
eir.
Man.,
until
twelve
o
dock
wmi,!
.
Ibui-Mlay.
lhe
ioth
day
or
Adjust,
IVt&.'
ror
lhe
renewal
or
replacement
with
cun-l
I'V't'lt
'-viii.v
V
hazardous:
liazaruous
risk
risk
for
lor
in
III-hi
rour
wooden
culverM1
crele
pipe
or
thirty
simiiiers
invision,
ami
construction
orlsurance
companies
will
soon
ln-
II.
uy
7
ii.
rriiuorrrn
rincr-e
un
m-
i
.
,,,,
.
.
.
.
l'de
that
of
sens
at
Mite
6.
and
.Mile
i
j
i.e..
ped?striati.
Eraser
b-llvlsion.
I
.
PIbiis.
specification
ami
Tonn
or
rn-
tract
may
be
seen
and
rorm
of
tettrlerj
t
Oi)
I
IIAIlI,
s
supposed
to
d-
VvrMLT,,'',;
l,e
spirit
or
give
and
t
ike
sr'vr1.
'"r,,ca,e
i,r,of
fa1,.r',lav
:.;
invision
Eiimucrr,
rirry.
Alia.
.inn
iuici
.nice
Tenders
will
not
Ite
considered
'
unlets'
made
on
the
rorm
supplied
ly
tlte
Railway.
adlan
Nallrtlull
lullwavs.
The
iowei
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
W.
A.
KI.ViSLANli.
Oiiwral
Minarrr.
Wliinlpei-,
Man.,
Slltnist
sin,
IBV5.
Hut
does
it?
Till!
following
frnm
the
Van-1
couvcr
Sun
is
probably
the
ie-
suit
or
a
new
brand:
"Continues;
rineshrilluslirdliitaoiniii
result
in,,
dryness
is
the
Weather
llureau
s
In
ttw
Land
lirrontinir
District
of
Prliicel
,or
weeK-Cllil,
lliesi;
liupi-rt,
and
situate
at
Awiim
Itlver,
coildit
ions
"
will
wl"
nrevail
frrini
Awum
Hay.
Massett
InleL
V.C.
Islands."
,rc"..'
o.i..
"'
ui
lusi
io
ine
nooienays
TAkE
NOTICE
that
Mrs.
James
Field-
loir
Slranr.
of
Siiniiysldc.
Il.c.
ncrunattoir
I
l!!!,rr',',
'""'!.'!.
''w"',.t
"
m?.
f"r
ir
SIR
HENRY
Thornton
mucs
lilt
.
I
.
.1
1
ii,
I
III
I
f
1
i.
Iran
ir,l,llll
111
-
I
-
"
scrnien
Minis:
tMii'i-hasc
the
roiiowinr
rx.u
tost
ilai
Coiiimencinir
at
a
planted
at
hlrti
water
mark.
Awmir
lliver;
thence
&
chains
nortli:
tin
in-e
ci
i
ii.iins
wel,
more
or
less
to
northwest
corner
Lot
47;
Ihenre
mi
i-hailis
south;
tlietici-
IT
chains
east;
thence
10
cluilus
iMirth:
thence
I
chains
west:
tlwlu-e
It.
clialns
south
In
la.lnl
or
oiiiiiienreiiH
nt.
anl
roiitalnliiit
to
acit-s,
i
OPENING
ADDRESS
FROM
I
RADIO
STATION
AT
LULU
ISLAND,
B.C.
1
i
coiil
Inucd
from
pngo
jiio)
r
i.;
I
.
..
.
:
Mtifl.
James
riEi.t.iin
rtiiwo.
'
"''
'
pnoiuH
a
rea
I'gulai-
radio
,!J,1i',f,,l-:,!r.v,.,!,!
vll,K
",,l"
I
nf
"f
l'.iimiil:i
:anada
,.ee
w.
n
niir
tnlr
ih
I0S
and
the
Uiiiled
Slates,
as
well
as
i
mo
I"
passenuers
pusisengers
on
on
the
tiiu
liompariy
Coiiiiiunv'M
rudio
equipped
traiiscontinenlal
In
the
Land
nicordmir'
District
of
Prtn'e
...
Pollcy
Justified
Rupert,
and
sliuaie
at
shannon
Hay
I
the
company's)
radio
policv
1
T&z
JVJ:?rk.-lW
be..,,
more
than
Justified,
Sir
....r.n,.,
,.,
iiurriiasp
me
loiiowius;
ne-.
iihubuiiuis
in
tuiiurs,
teiegrilllls
S'-rltM-d
lands:
l
.
.
,.
,.
.
...
,,
'.omiiiemiiis
at
n
post
planted
approil-
ftm'
Other
message
which
tlm
iinlily
;
rhalus
il,
more
or
less,
from
eomiiailV
received'
from
Cxiiitil-i
11
lhe
iiiMirieast
corner
i.o,
ISIS
IT.I..
,
.
.,
u'.
uauaiu,
s5&p.;
iih-ucc
south
g
rhihs;
theme
tutted
Stales
and
tither
jyiin-
n.;Vow;.",";:
"Ze
,ZT,.ruT'V,
th'
""J
c.M,ablerbl
aii.ou.it
icS!
..'."V-'im
'T'XX&W
4"'
mi'm,u
,n,IH?'
w,uku
,l,.t,,,,,-
vuiiisooiik
i"
acres
more
or
less.
nww
ii-i-eivt'u,
I'ouiil
no
GDSKi;
MI.LKIir
l-IMITEII,
.
,.a(.P(l
,
I......
fl,..v
,1,,,,
"
,
Jsppiirain
rer
win.
o.
Mitchell.
I
the
dissemination
,,
of
information;
bated
July
jth.
tats.
Airen,-by
radio.
Tub
maintenance
of
a1
I
last
night
lo
Mr.
and
Mr.
Kid-
.u
die
of
L'sk.
Miss
C.
I.tna
Harris,
of
the
leaching
staff
of
Victoria,
is
-itlrwf
her
sister.
Mrs.
A.
(.
Martlet!,
of
Seventh
Ave.
Fast.
TIMBER
SALE,
X
7208.
toaled
Trader
w.ll
received
by
the
Mmtsier
f
Land-
u..i
lal.
r
Hun
no-
u
un
i
ne
yuoi
nay
or
nui,
iyi,
ir
t-1
urrMs
of
Lirewe
V,
in,
to
cul
Ihb.
rmeal
frei
,,r
i
,
,tr
pules
and
I'llina
ua
an
area
sUiiatrit
alxul
three
mlle.
son
It)
ami
arrtiss
river
fr.rfn
liemo
Station.
Rnr
i,
ImiI
lilslrlct
Two
tti
years
will
tr
allowed
for
re
lieual
of
nniuer.
IlirUter
nartlriilars
or
the
:iiirr
lure-ter.
Vlrloela.
II
.
or
IMsiriri
rorcsler.
Prince
Hpe,
II.
c
TIMBER
SALE,
X7199.
Sealed
Teiolers
will
1
received
by
llw
District
luresier
iwl
later
than
non
on
I
lie
ilh
(lay
or
Aus-iisl.
Ittl.
for
IIh
purchase
of
Llrrnce
7I,
siluiled
iwihl
or
Separallnti
Point,
Tolmie
Channel,
(
M
'
l
urllier
idrtlrulars
of
the
i
hli
f
roira
ter.
Victoria,
or
lhe.
tilstro'l
lore.ier.
I'rlnn-
lniierl.
It
'
Kindling!
;
W
hen
you
are
bnynix
I
riiidluiK
why
not
gel
hmiiw
;
tiling
Hint
will
Mtart
the
firn
j
in
a
hurry
Y
handle
only
1
the
lie-i
there
m
"Con
;
Dry
Kiln
Dried
Wood,"
I
Slmiil.l
ymi
order
a
load
uf
i
thi
yon
m-i
value.
Full
load
!
$6.00
or
nicely
tied
bundles,
j
D
for
$1.00.
j
Our
Tal
number
i-
eimy
,
to
remember1,
'll:',
mid
I
''ervie"
i
our
motto.
If
1
you
int-
our
earn
today
you
will
iiho
llii'tu
mgain.
DOo
l.
our
charge
day
or
night
"all
the
time."
'
liray
work
or
all
kind
alleiiiled
to
promptly.
t
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
INVOICE
No.
A
1255
All
goods
in
tins
-tore
bearing
I
he
above
i
her
(i,
n
higher
number,
have
been
received
into
our
to.
k
ui
e
Keliniary,
Io.
Those
Goods
are
subject
to
no
apodal
reduction
5
per
cent
mint-lion
is
cfet
livo
un
any
other
lm.
in
our
store
under
our
rlieilule
uf
slunk
luriiover
i,
,.
,
year.
In
oilier
word-
any
giinils
reeeieil
prior
lo
l'elnii.v
I,
hi5,
if
not
already
-old,
tin
lint
justify
shelr
room.
i
inten(l
ir
being
an
a-ct
are
actually
a
liability.
CUSTOMER'S
PRIVILEGE
It
is
Hie
oitoinrr'
privilege
lo
demand
a
'.:
per
.
en
tliM-ounl
on
all
good-
whn
b
do
not
bear
it
higher
imintii
r
than
AI2."."
whirl,
rover-
even
ilepi
on
,e
fir
-
-lipn.
of
pood-
rerrixrd
on
I'ebronry
I,
I'.tif.,
irnviici
t
p;i
vuh
for
Mime.
Credit
a
'
niinl-
arc
mil
-iihjc
t
In
iliM
niiiil.
OUR
GUARANTEE
No
department
in
Ihi-
-tore
will
be
allowed
to
alter
the
invoice
nitinber
on
nn
arlirle
in
ln-
-lore
in
unter
tn
nve
the
-peeial
ili-coiiut
fur
di'pu
liiu
olal
sliowing.
This
Policy
to
be
Maintained
Next
mlh
we
will
.nmitni
e
Ibe
invoii
e
m
nd..
.
.,
the
Tir-I
-bipiiieiil
rei-eived
on
Mnn
b
I.
Itr.:,.
Tbe
v
,
..
i-ent
di-
"
nit
will
lie
then
effective
un
,i)
good-
r.
,
.,
in
February.
I
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wcdnosda
and
Thursday,
7
and
0
p.m.
"Paths
to
Paradise"
II
'W
iti'lniig
llelly
tnii.-iiii
un)
Itiutmi
It.s.
it
-lepping
on
the
laughing
ga-.
A
oni.
'l
n
t
w
i
High
Hat
lliglme--
HajnuMid
tinftilh
bittiog
on
high
i
hint
luke
ii
trip
with
him
to
IM.nev
irk.
It
-
n
Mi.
'
lo
P.iradi-e.
A
Imigh
a
day
keep,
lhe
iolr
u
ore
eiimigh
laugh-
lo
put
"dor."
out
of
bii-uie--
T'
venttireH
of
a
rler
rnmk.
lie
w
o
eriNiketl
tie
.
-lerp
in
a
Krfiirh
horn.
The
gang
lMik
him
!r
a
Sff
how
he
"look"
Ihem
wlieii
he
visited
"The
lu
-IIIihmI."
H'si
nil
one
long
laii(fh.
tlleverries.
Ink'
pliu
e
of
hokum
in
Hii-
pieliire
of
Iwo
rrMik
wttrking
ail
of
clever
-dilution-.
Strong
ra-t.
Raymond
Griffith,
Belly
Cornpon,
Tom
SnnUchl,
Btrt
Woodruff,
Fred
Keliey
and
others.
MACK
SENNETT
COMEDY
"THE
LION'S
WHISKERS"
TOPICS
OF
THE
DAY
Admltilon
35c
and
10c
FOR
SALE
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
aknte
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.C.
LADIES'
FELT
HATS
l)o
you
want
an
ideal
Hat
Tor
I'riiire
HOperl
wi
itfi
II
i-
iileal
boruiioc
you
can
wear
it
whether
t
'
1
-
Ii
i
ii
ts.
Thin
is
lhe
serontl
-liiiuiiciil
we
liave
hud
'
week.
We
had
lo
wire
fur
more.
They
are
-elln
"
"
liecuiise
lliey
are
Mill
ami
durable,
good
-Impi'-,
color
and
rriiwuinihlc
in
irirc.
Moileratiily
jirici'd
from
$2.75
to
$4.75
none
luglier
JABOUR
BROS.,
LTD.
3rd
Avo.
and
7th
St.
phone
C45