Diamonds
In
Hie
Laical
Design
Setting
rinest
Quality
Stones
from
$25
up
'Value
(iuaranleed
or
Money
Hefuiiileil
Eye
Glasses
Must
fit
perfect.
Our
Op-,
tician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
In
the
larpc
centres
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
Satisfaction
'guaranteed.
Wo
arc
supporting
Gyro
Carnival
Max
Heilbroner
Tho
Diamond
Merchant
of
tho
North
54
Inch
Dress
Flannels
Our
usual
first
quality
l)rcss
Flannels,
cosy
ami
warm,
conies
in
range
of
popular
shades.
Specially
Priced
per
Yard
$2.00
Wo
are
Supporting
Gyro
Carnival
West
of
England
Store
Third
Avo.
Phone
753.
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
for
PICKLING
Now
Is
the
time
you
want
Pickles
8
His.
C.rccn
Tomatoes.
8
lbs.
Onions.
2
Head
Celery.
3
Cucumbers.
lb.
Green
I'cppcrs.
1
lb.
Can.
F.nglisli
Mustard.
$1.00
We
aro
Supporting
Gyro
Carnival
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
417-423
Fifth
Avo.
East
Phones
18
and
84
CREPE
DE
CHINE
Figured
Scarves
Now
Designs
Just
Received
Spee.ial,
each
$4.95
Wo
arc
Supporting
Gyro
Carnival
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
9.
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
9
to
0.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686,
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
hvenlngs
UNITED
STATES
ANCIENT
DEBT
Proposal
Made
by
Newspapers
of
That
Country
to
Clear
up
Indebtedness
An
Kaslcrn
Canadian
newspaper
says:
Several
of
the
newspapers
of
the
United
Slates
have
been
discussing
tho!
debts
of
the
southern
stales
that1
were
repudiated
shortly
after
the,
civil
war,
and
arc
urging
that,
in'
making
settlement
with
Kuro-pean
nations
of
present
war
debls
these
old
debts
should
bo
paid.
The
money
is
mostly
owed
to
Hritaiu
some
SCO.OUO.OOO
with
interest.
Thc.c
jlj-bts,
which
were
repudiated,
were
not
tho
debts
of
the
rebel
south,
as
too
many
people
in
the
United
Slates
like
to
suppose.
They
were
nut
thai
at
all.
Those
who
tako
the
risk
of
lending
money
lo
a
peo-
south
money
was
required
in
lite
work
of
reconstruction,
and
the
governments
of
several
slates
borrowed
freely
in
Ihe
London
money
market.
At
thai
lime
Washington
was
rontainlnir
75
arren,
A.NOLO-BniTIHI
COLUMBIA
Auditorium
Will
open
for
a
month's
Skating
Beginning
Tuesday
Eve.,
Sept.
15.
Afternoons
.
.
.
2
to
4
Kvenlugs
....
8
lo
10
Good
Music
both
sessions
Competent
instructors
lo
leach
beginner?,
L.
J.
Marren
-
Prop.
Phone
Black
449.
Demonstration
ol
VEGFX
the
new
Vegetable
compound
on
Thursday
morning
al
McMEEKIN'S
GROCERY
STANDARD
OF
QUALITY
FOR
OVER
50
YEARS
i
'
.
...
.
.
.
.
rr.un.-e.
Fiance,
ix'iKiui
MAKE
BETTER
HOME
MADE
BREAD
iame
Wardens
(ioddard
and
'
"
u
Appiiran.
H'alNoh.
September
20,
according
n,ted
JuiW
VVb
E"
Wt""r
Arrn,
i
o
advices
received
by
K.
1'.
ANNOUNGEMENT
DELIVERY
TIME
TABLE
Effective
Sept.
30.
1st
delivery
closes
at
9
a.m.
2nd
delivery
closes
at
10.30
a.m.
3rd
delivery
closes
al
2
p.m.
Hit
delivery
closes
at
1.30
p.m.
Wharf
and
Ho
a
I
Orders
Kxcepted
All
orders
taken
between
1,30
p.m.
and
closing
lime
will
go
out
on
first
delivery
Mlowipg
day.
Last
delivery
Saturday
evening
closes
at
8.30
p.m.
We
are
Supporting
Gyro
Carnival
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co.
Walker,
chief
of
the.
U.S.
lliolog-ical
Survey
in
Alaska,
from
Warden
(ioddanl.
Three
rifles
and
-me
revolver
were
taken
from
i
Wilson.
The
nfrieials
have
nol
j'i't
disposed
of
(lie
rase.
TIMBER
SALE
X7469.
Scaled
Tendcm
will
Im
nrelvl
by
Ihe
Minicr
of
l.amU
at
Vielorla
not
later
uiau
ikjmi
on
uw
th
.
1jv
iriolMT,
If6,
for
Ihe
lrrliae
of
..HUM-
7(i,.
to
cut
I.7IO.U0O
reel,
of
pi-ni-p
and
llemlork
on
an
area
ailu-l
ill
.MaM-tl
lulel,
alxtut
luilr
from
I'otl
Clements,
yuwn
charlotte
Ulaml
i-llrlcl.
Two
(2
year
will
lie
alloweH
fur
re
i
uioval
of
Umber.
KiirllH-r
particular
of
the
Chief
lore-
i
ler,
virmria,
n.i...
or
uiatrici
roreler,
i
i-rinec
lluierl,
B.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X7475.
Sealed
Temli
r
will
le
rerelved
by
i
Iw
Milliliter
of
Ijii.1-
at
Victoria
not
later
than
noon
on
tlx
Ifth
ilay
of
NovemtM
r.
lull,
for
Hie
pur-hae
of
t.lrvlicc
X7471.
In
nit
.3.U0U
feet
of
.ni'c.
iieinlock
.ml
M-itar
on
an
aret
ItiMtra
ui
the
Miuth
lilt-
of
TaiKm
lilaiwl.
lilciiarn.'Miu
inn-i,
oiici-n
cnariotte
IhIiikii
Two
(i
years
will
be
alluwed
for
re
moval
of
tlmliei.
I'urllu-r
fiartl'iilars
r
ttie
Chief
KorcK-
ler.
Victoria,
B.C..
or
fjltlrlcl
I'oreater,
ithhm!
Ituert,
li.i..
TIMBER
SALE,
X7051.
There
will
1
offeieil
for
aale
al
Cuhll"
Vurtloii.
at
noon
on
the
Jttli
day
of
seiteiolier,
Itii,
tn
the
office
of
the
I
'iri
.t
Italirer,
Hunu
Lake,
the
Licence
XJUSI,
to
rut
li.voo
Jackpliie
Ilea
on
an
irea
situated
alul
t
mllea
.North
of
decker
Lake
Station,
iiantre
S,
Coaal
blatrlrt.
Threo
yeara
will
be
allowed
for
re
moval
of
timber.
"l-rovlded
any
one
unable
to
attend
Ihe
mi
l
Ion
tn
iierMin
may
ubmlt
a
reah-d
nder
to
bn
ofx-neil
al
the
hour
or
auc
tion
ami
tiTaled
at
one
bid."
Furtlicr
partlrulai-a
nr
Ihe
Chief
Foreat-er.
Victoria,
n.c,
or
Dittrlrt
l'oroter
I'rlnre
lliipert
TIMBER
SALE,
X7468.
Sealed
Tenilera
will
bo
received
by
Hie
Ulniater
r
Ijndu
at
Victoria
not
later
Ihan
noon
on
the
KKlid
day
of
October,
tvir,
tor
inn
iiiii-i-iuiu-
or
Licence
X74GX,
to
rut
Vdt,
WD
feet
or
Spruce
and
Hemlock
on
an
area
illualed
on
Maniiell
Inlet
MM'roiliinlelJ
7
roller
frnin
I'ort
Cleuieula,
'j.
rritice
niifieri
niairiri.
Twu
(
year
will
be
allowed
for
removal
or
Umber.
Knrther
iarlculara
ol
Ihe
('tiler
I'or-eter,
Victoria,
U.i:.,
or
lilalrlct
Korea-
Vwf
Minted,
II
C,
.
TIMBER
SALE
X7106
There
will
Ii"
of
fend
for
aale
at
puliln-
Auction,
at
noon
mi
tne
tat
nay
or
October.
iVti.
In
the
offlrc
.-r
the
Korrel
Huii-
ervleor,
Sinlthi-ra.
Il.i;.,
tlm
Licence
X
710ft,
to
rut
r,
1
0,000
lineal
feet
of
cedar
I'oiea
and
rimiK
on
an
area
adjoin-Inr
Lot
ufAA,
norUi-wel
of
llaielton,
CanKlar
lilnlrlrt.
Three
(3)
yeara
wilt
be
allowed
for
reiootal
of
timher.
I'rovlded
that
any
nn
unable
to
attend
oie
auctiiin
In
pernon
may
auimilt
a
ceiled
lender
to
be
opened
at
Hie
hour
of
auction
ami
ireaten
a
nun
uia.
Flirllier
arllriiUr
of
Ihe
Chief
Koreal
er,
Victoria,
D,c,
or
District
forester
I'lluta
lluput,
B.C.
THE
DAILY
HEWS
LIFE
HISTORY
HUGE
SALMON
Elghty-Elve
Pound
White
Spring
Is
a
Five
Year
Old
Babcock
Says
I
SOME
TAGGING
RESULTS
i
VICTOHIA,
Oct.
0.
Jusl
how
the
eighty-five
pound
salmon
'raught
recently
in
the
Straits
of
'Juan
de
l'uea
managed
lo
reach
!
Hh
unormous
size
was
explained
j
by
John
1
Habcock,
leading
Canadian
fish
authority
and
ile-I
puly
commissioner
ofl
fisheries
for
llrilish
Columbia
in
a
slato-i
menl
issued
after
be
had
exam-
ined
the
monstrous
specimen.
!
Expert's
Statement
"The
eighty-fic
pound
white
spring
salmon
which
was
cauuhl
in
a
trap
in
Juan
du
luca
Strait
last
mouth
is
shown,
from
an
examination
uf
Us
scales
sub-
r..i.
II.
il...
-
tl
I
j
1
1
11
1
lit
Hill
la.
In.
n
tix-n
-.....
I
i.ln
i.i
,..l.,a1li,tl1
I
i
:r
luvy
ffllSUITU
lilt
I1U5-
v"
wt-
uu-jvui-
l.n.t
...,.1..
I
i..
II..
..
I
r
ii
'I'l.l,
mm
II'IIIM'II
IU
repay
lliese,
ui
mu
ui
in
i
ill.
inn
.....I
umni
in
(III-
licil.ll
IM
UIO
,
V
ml.l
..
II
i..
..f
could
collect.
Creditor
Nation
iiui
i
uw
mris.
inert:'
WilS
is
no
"tii.
sniiuiuu,
ii.
is
ui
means
by
which
the
creditors
,f,l'u
type,'
that
is,
it
left
fresh
Now
that
the
United
Slates
is
water
early
in
the
spring
of
its.
first
year
and
passed
virtually;
all
of
its
life
in
salt
water.
Or-1
;.M.,,a"',
"I!
"alions
pay-anxious
that
none
"ate,
and
migrate
to
the
sea
....
i,
,,,11,.-.
mi-it
.
,.
,
,.
,..
I
...
.:.,
..t
II...I-
ii.
.....
xi.
called
In
n?
eamet
.
wf?'
banrer
;
J.,.?
Later
"
on
'I
!
expedient
,"uul"
of
repudiation,
"""'l'
'
it
-
is'"".!
lho
in
Ihe
sea
for
m.-n
three
or
covered
control
of
their
own
af-
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
SOTICE
IS
IIEIIEUV"
GIVES
dial
Id
lferc
eHling
or
Lot
1810.
IKDM
Cuast
I'ltlrlct,
Is
cancelled.
Laiuli
Deparlment,
Yicioria,
ti.t.
lid
Sfpl..
uts
V.
n.
ADEii,
Drnulv
MlnUlp
i.r
lin.1.
LAND
ACT.
TAKE
NOTICE
lhat
Anirln-ltrliUh
rt.
Iiinlila
Paikliia
Company
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
ocrupatlun
I'arkera,
m-lends
lo
apply
ror
a
lease
of
tho
roilow-InK
described
lands:
Cominrnclnr
at
a
poat
planted
on
th
south
shore
of
Ilirlletl
ioint,
Walea
I.
mi.
ai
iiikii
waier
niarx;
menre
In
an
ealerly
direr
lion
along-
hlirh
water
mark
forly-elirtit
hundred
reel,
more
or
le,
to
a
iMt
marked
No.
I.E.;
thence
aouth-erly
10
rhaln.4.
more
or
le,
tu
low
water
inark;
thence
In
a
westerly
direction
ahltlff
KkU
U.lA
.iiirlr
.1.1.1
.
a
creditor
nation,
anxious
to
ec
'Ihmrily
most
spring
salmon
Belgium.
Italy
and
other,
spend
their
Grsl
year
in
fresh
'
found
extremely
awkward
lo
be'four
years.
Those
that
spend
one
(confronted
in
the
press
or
Europe.
'('nr
'
fresh
water
grow
but
a
I
with
the
"story
of
Ihe
repudiated;
frw
inches
in
length
during
that
'oems
or
certain
or
ttic
Uuiledi
i"
1
reacuiug
sun
water.
Stales.
Several
leading
newspapers
urge
that
tn
international
war
debt
adjustment
these
long
r'Si'tSWCrtf1'"
P"o"
in
hi"
youtli.
he
hale
iru-i
or
i-rinrc
liuiwrt,
andmiuale
11
Hartlrtt
Point,
Wales
Island.
Uritbb
Columbia.
'i
part
with
money.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MAN
IS
ARRESTED
JIXKAL",
Oct.
G
(ieorge
Wil
son,
a
Hritish
subject,
was
found
hunting
and
being
in
possession'
they
find
food
inurli
more
abun
dant
and
ttrow
rapidly.
f
firearms
without
an
alien's
noninl
fi,h
imU
iVir
run
it
li'ivH
nha-aiit
feel,
more
or
leM;
ihenre
northerlj
loj
special
license,
in
violation
rnaina
10
point
or
rotnmeiirement,
and
.,tn
ir.im
lu-M
I...
"
"
"
-"
-
more
or
Ipm.
i
-
"9
'
"t
-
-
ori
been
a
cilultou
a
regular
Fal-
town.
Hp
-nniiimi.il
hi.
"laff.
j
testation
afler
living
locked
m
Roam
Long
Way
lhe
guard
room.
And
talking
of
salmon,
some
Hp
will
he
laken
south
on
the
very
interesting"
tagging
nxperi-
Cardena
(his
afternoon
In
cus-
inents
have
been
conducted
by
IimI.v
of
flapt.
(lstvr
Ash.
j
the
Hiological
Hoard
of
Cinada
:
j
on
me
wesi
roas!
0
Vancouver
o.rle
Strnils
Tnwim
iln.
Island
and
Northern
Hrilisli
Col-
tug
Cain-
Scoll
is
on
her
way
to
uinnia
mis
pasi
summer.
jom
Powell
lliver
wilh
a
Davis
raft
hundreds
of
spring
salmon
lhat
fron,
die
(Jueen
llbUrlotle
li-
vvere
caiwltl
by
Irolllug
wero
imnU.
-ri,-
,HMMi
will
n.ii,i-i.
laggeil
and
liberated.
Metal
lags,
here
on
Saturday
lo
lake
I
ho
each
bearing
a
separate
number
Moating
cannery
Laurel
Whaleit
and
Ihe
letters
'H.C.
'25'
w;ere
in
Vancouver.
fastened
in
their
flcih
near
the
--
-
.
.
.
.
base
of
the
tail.
They
were
tag-'
LA,..,T
ged
and
liberated
in
order
to
Nolle
of
rntanllon
to
Apply
ta
Laaaa
Una
trace
their
movements
and
gain
additional
da
I
a
as
lo
growth.
Several
of
-these
lugged
fish
have
been
caught
in
1'ugel
Sound
and
captured
in
Siberia
lhat
fall
Authorities
Co-operate
'It
will
be
recalb-d
thai
I
rliM
MuiH.it
LaiM
iir.Miiii
-
trKl
or
i-nim-
Huiwri.
anl
liutii
oil
lli
wMilliwe.l
Kleur
ol
VVala
la-
UihI.
U.i...
Im-iiii
o.th
nurneiii
from
llajraUik
Olaml,
auU
true
rati
frmu
Ulanil
l-iiiiit.
Sltklan
Nlawl.
T.lki:
KOIIce
that
Anilo-lirlii.li
i
.i
Fraser
lliver
waters,
as
was
nal-1
i-acam
i.ouii.
limited,
.f
ii
,
i
,
.
.
Vanruuer,
B.C.,
orrupalioa
l-atier.
In-
orally
to
be
expected.
.Several
leima
to
apply
for
a
lea,
or
the
folh.w
others
were
caught
in
the
t;I-
""cXn
T:
ni.n.ed
.,
M,n
1
1
ii
1
1
1
i
ri
llivor
'I'Ik.
-,.
I
Irrnnl-
water
iiiatk
mi
Hie
iiiiliu.i
.i.....
,.r
ler
of
Ihem
i
all,
i
however,
is
,
the
mairneti,-
Wale
ItlaiHl
mn
In
iia'iark
a
niiihi
.ilwi
lieartnt
'n
north
tr"
-
'
oho
iii.
I
:..,..
..I
i.i
eat
iroiii
Miami
1-oiiiL
...
..,..,,,v..,
iMoi.ti.MM-e
aonlha.terly
ali.tia
r
rniMMiro
on
me
Itiver,
in
California
appears
to
have
vvandereil
far
Sltklan
1
1
la
ml
lil
h
i.bip
Saerailienlo
'"ark
forly-elttu
huintnil
feet,
more
or.
'ri.,.i
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those
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in
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Columbia,
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indieate
at
least,
lhat
some'
l?.5T
sprilhg
salmon
from
those
rivers
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of
Inl.ntlon
to
appr
t
Purthaaa!
are
at
limes
associated
on
Ihe
In
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!.aril
neorriuiv'
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west
coast
of
Vancouver
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in
tbe
Dally
News
Inure
fir
leia.
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Dated
AUfUlt
MtH.
1919.
C.
P.
TtlKI.,
AH'IliaUt
Tuesday,
October
6,
1925,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
Minerals
ns
follows:
'Placer
Gold,
$77,UHS,nr:i;
l.ode
Gold,
$118,
47:i,lO(;
Silver,
$08,821,571);
Lead,
$70,518,578;
Copper,
?187,
.8!,n7N;
Zicie,
M2.
I7HU7;
Miscellaneous
Minerals
$l,i31,.)4U;
Goal
and
Coke,
$2H(),88(),0i8;
tlmlding
Stone,
Ilriek,
Cement,
etc.,
$
12,225,81
I;
making
its
.Mineral
production
to
the
end
of
11)21
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
aro
more
liberal
and
(he
fees
lower
than
those
of
any
other
Province
iu
the
Dominion,
or
unj
colony
in
the
Mulish
Knipire
Mineral
locations
fire
granted
lo
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
u
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Itepcrts
anl
Map,
mav
be,
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
,,
,
Victoria,
BrilUh
Columbia.
iVIl.
Practically
nil
Hritish
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upuii
vvhnh
development
work
has
been
done
are.il
escribed
in
some
one
of
the
Animal
Itcpi.rl
or
the
Minis(r
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
lo
-urh
reports
The
are
available
willnMil
charge
on
application
lo-lhe
Department
of
.Mine.
Vi
I
rn
H(
lleporls
or
the
Geological
Survy
of
Canada.
Paeirie
Huildiiig,
Vuniiimcr,
are
re'eoni
mended
as
valuable
sourees
of
information.
NELS
JOHNSON
IS
SENT
SOUTH
Gets
Six
Months
at
Okalla
Prison
for
Ltolng
Drunk
.Nets
Johnson,
tusKcr,
well
known
character
about
town
of
This
eighty-five
pound
fish
Scandinavian
nationality
and
evaded
debls
be
faced
and
paid,
mwraled
to
sea
soon
aHer
it
familiarly
referred
to
as
"Kimr
as
they
dirghl
to
be.
Hut
it
takes
reached
the
swimming
stage
and
Haakon,"
appeared
once
too
of-a
great
deal
of
newspaper
talk
therefore
grew
much
more
rap-
ten
in
Ihe
cily
police
court
thi
lo
persuade
I'nele
Sam
that
heidly
the
first
year
t4ian
it
would
morning
on
a
charge
of
inliuieu-niiRht
to
"pay
for
a
dead
hnrse."
have
done
had
it
remained
thai
tion
and
was
sentenced
lo
six
He
would
like
n
do
it
for
Ihei.vear
in
fresh
water.
Having
lived
months
al
Okalla
Prison
hv
Sli-
Mooks
of
the
thing,
but.
having,
in
the
sea
for
five
years
one
pemliary
Magistrate
II.
F.
Mc-
M-ar
iimrr
loan
me
average
u
i.eiHi.
lie
Ciller
or
polire
slateil
was
enabled
lo
grow
lo
greater
that
Johnon
had
been
given
weight
than
is
usual
to
the
in-
many
chances
but
nothiiw
could
dividual
of
its'
race.
While
it
he
ilmie
with
him.
It
was
his
is
close
'o
the
record,
if
not
Ihe
(the
ehifV
desire
that
he
be
record
spring
salmon
laken
in
sent
out
of
Iowa
hd
tills
re-llrilisb
Columbia
waters,
it
is
ipiesi
was
met
by
His
Worship,
not
the
record
on
the
coast.'
Nels
shambled
from
Ihe
court
-Spring
jalmon
weighing
over
room
proleatinR
that
he
should
ninety
pounds
have
been
taken
e
given
another
ehntice
and
ask-
in
the
Columbia'.
This
eighty-five
Oik
what
the
police
w.-rn
doing
all
the
bootleggers
in
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tuesday
Only,
7
and
0
p.m.
"The
Devil's
Cargo"
A
roosiiifr
romaiiie
thriller
ol
California
in
lh
rush
ilavs.
A
whirlwind
.1
lion
lule
ui
adventure
.
I
-e
generalion
111
Ihe
lawles-
The
lor
or
an
union-
Kirl
and
one
Komi
man
.-.oiglii
ui
,
slupload
of
iMiin.m
d
hi
ts.
A
photo-play
"Oiilaionig
.ill
Hie
ingredient
lb
..
g
lo
make
firsl-rliiss
rnteiiaiuinenl.
Strong
at.
William
Collier
Jr.,
Pauline
Starke,
Wallace
Decry,
Raymond
Hatton,
Emmett
C.
King,
Claire
Adam
and
other.
"FLYING
FISTS'
SERIE8
No.
1
BENNIE
LEONARD
IN
"BREAKING
IN."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS.
3Sc
and
10c
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
.
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38P
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
ncit
door
to
IYicl
Mulcher
Shop,
across
from
the
Cmprcss
Hotel
Wo
rarry
o
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
James
Zcrelll
oui,imu
nuum
in
CUNNECTION
Proprietor
'
"mim'
,m
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaa
MISSES'
and
CHILDREN'S
DANCING
SLIPPERS.
,...ii.m,Wr,,",lii,,lt'
'''T'"
'"'"l"
re
nboiil
to
renew
llieir
ulivilies
for
the
winter
season
we
..re
,.,
ready
lo
sup
Ply
your
clMldre,,
will,
"Turn-
lllack
K.,1
1
I
aiming
8
i
Slippi
"
-wilh
eyelets
on
sides.
Hizes
from
U
In
i
mi..
WW
,",VB
''!
?,,Mrk
.,:,,il,lri''"
"".I
Misses'
Kelt
.Slippers
in
various
styles.
from
85c
to
$1.85
LET
US
SUPPORT
THE
GYRO
CARNIVAL
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
rinnn
OAK
Phono
64S,
aafcnai
Cor.
3rd
Avo.
and
7th
St.