,av
August
.
020'
PURE
BEER
IN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
you
purchase
beer
in
British
WI1KN
Columbia,
either
in
sealed
bottles
at
the
Government
Stores,
or
by
the
'Klasjl'drn
open
bottles
on
licensed
premises,
you
receive
pure
beer.
1
In
Hip
l.trriiM-d
l'mnUr.
or
llrrr
Parlors,
)ou
nol
only
ur
purr
lrr,
litil
you
are
rrrl
II
unurr
rrgiilalril
anil
orderly
ron-dlllunt.
Ilrrr
Parlor
arc
conduct
rd
iimlrr
(lie
llrcl
miprr
Won
or
I
lie
llrltUI?
Colum-IiU
l.lipior
Control
Hoard
and
arrordlitg
to
lite
rulrs
and
rrynUtloiH
of
the
lioard,
y
.
OVi:ilMi:T
Inunction
poolntrd
for
G-
dial
duty
mt
that
llcrr
I'urlors
are
oixralrd
In
slrlrlly
(military
man
wicr.
llir
ptcmivn
limit
lie
Iriil
well
vrnll
latrd
and
air);
I
lie
Ix-er-draHlng
apiaralu
iiiikI
be
Lrpl
Immartilalrljr
clean,
Store-room
and
Ire
Imtc
muM
r
nnllry
In
rtrry
rcircl.
and
ptitiM-a
nnul
lie
tlior-oiialily
uathrd
and
ilrlrd
rich
lime
tliry
are
nrd.
All
lecr
mtiM
lie
Lrpl
and
M-rirtl
at
(he
rorrrcl
lrtuirratiirr.
All
IIicm-
regulation
are
for
Hie
protection
of
I
he
ptililir,
furthermore,
all
ftrrrn
fur-nMird
by
llir
Ainalgamalrd
llrrHrr
are
iirrlodlraily
Milirrlrd
lu
rarrfnl
anal)M-s
iiy
writ-known
and
rrpiilalde
flriiii
to
a-
ure
inal
llir
propie
are
ixing
mippura
wmi
liolhiug
liul
I
lie
lM
and
purr!
of
brer.
rT'MIE
advantages
of
such
rigid
regulations
JL
for
the
protection
of
the
public
can
not
be
ovepculimated.
The
consumer
receives
pure
beer,
a
healthful
beverage
of
low
alcXf
holic
content,
recognized
as
such,
by
the
most
eminent
medical
authorities,
and
the
people
of
Uritish
Columbia
are
to
be
congratulated
on
the
sane
and
protective
rules
governing
'
its
consumption,
'
V
is
adverti?cmcnt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
ti
at
.
r
il
.
1
ine
new
vnnopnonic
Vidrola
a
i
ri
t
n
ii
1
1
1
1
n
luii
i
ism
i
'
anw
mnalral
In.
-i
any
iifiitiiMii
r
hail-
!!'
liciwue
rtp-tniilnr
inti
i-unlc
ur
rirt
nHt'
.H.
fly.
ami
liMr
t'
Ymi
ti-tOUIMp'il
III
!
whieh
ev-.
v
nri-
4Bt3gfe.
GRENADA
MODEL
Mahogany
and
Walnut
$200
OTHER
MODELS
5115
$275
$385
Terms
Arranged
eMaMvsMd
Steamship
and
Train
Service
ir
fr
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PRINCE
RUPERT
r..r
VANCOUWIR,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
'
M0NOAV
ami
THURSDAV
4
00
p
m.,
SATURDAY,
6.00
p.m.
ANTOX
itwl
STEWART
StONOAY,
TRIOAY,
4.00
p.m.
ALASKA
WEDNESDAY,
4
00
p.m.
MASSETT
INLET
-IKON
DAY.
4.00
p.m.
SKIDEQATE
INLET
ami
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
''lalgMlf,
eAISENOER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
dall)
MWpl
Si"H-Uy
al
III.
fur
PRINCE
OEOROE,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
III
poU'
EtllfM
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8Ulii.
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all
Octtn
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thlpmrnl
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Tlcktt
Offlea,
B21
Third
.
Pflnca
Ruprt.
Phona
800.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITEDia
Sllln
friiin
I'rinrt
Huiwrl.
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
S
.
l4
Altrl
B.,
Tul,
S
P..
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
AU'l
,
SinOB
Bm.
Sturdf.
10
A.BI
PORT
SIMPSON
in4
NM
Rlf
Cnnrlti,
Thuridir
p.m.
'OUT
SrWPSON,
ANYOX.
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART,
Sundtv.
S
p.m.
d
AiMi-a.
4.
BaraaUf,
AlnL
Pflnea
Rurl.
BO
Residence
Phone,
Black
CI
7
P.
O.
Box
24
ANGER,
The
Tailor
ii
o
Imported
Serge
utitl
Hcoleh
Tweed
Htiils
made
to
order
in
our
shop
iu
1
riitco
Hnpert
us
low
us
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
23
Sixth
Slrrtni
$50.00
Prlnco
nupcrt,
B.
C.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.
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11
1
Local
and
Personal
Church
Notices
Arthur's
Taxi,
Phone
678.
I
H.C.
Undertakers.
Pbone
41.
Crystal
Firelighters,
48
fo.'
1.00.'
Urde
Transfer.
Phone
"
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580.
tf
$13.00
IKT
ollffiTi
jffctuvefoal,
r'lon
JXo
iooL-l'liil-t&
Ltd.!
tf
pott,
Lvilt!
i
Co.
Co.
Ltd
Lady
wishes
Normal
Students
to
room
and
board.
Apply
Mr
'cijnerly,
17H1
benmau
St.
Yic-
oriu.
-
Don't
forget
the
Swlmmlnn
ClubOaU
tomorrow
afternoon
at
Salt
Lakes,
Lots
of
fun,
lots
of
prizes.
Alex.
I'rudliODiine,
who
ha
m
en
on
a
v
i
i
i
I
lo
hi
ranch
near
SmilhiTH,
returned
to
the
city
on
y.'flcfilay
afternoon's
train.
Prize
Lists
for
Fair
may
he
hail
from
the
Fair
Hoard
Offioi
in
Cily
Hall,
the
Fire
Chief.Miinro
llro.,
or
ltoce,
Cowan
V
I.alta,
Ltd.
Colonel
J.
H.
Tail
of
Vancou
ver,
who
ua
Jieen
in
mc
norm
on
bundles
for
the
past
week.
i
ai..
i..ini.
ii.;.
liriUJiril
piMtlll
Ull
liic
uamm
t.ijin
afternoon.
Provincial
Infpiclor
illler
returned
to
the
city
un
yceler
day
afternoon'
train
from
j
departmental
Imfine
trMi
which
look
tn
in
a
far
a
yriifn
ilennge.
O.P.U.
steamer
Princes
Ileal
rlc,
Capl.
S.
K.
(iray,
docked
a!
;.I5
o'clnrk
tliis-
nioniiiifr
from
Vancouver
and
wayitorts
aril
allHl
on
her
return
south
al
II
a.m.
Ituhih
Laiiine
ha.
Iieeit
noli
,'iiNl
thht
the
Mlts
I'cniple
Of
the
Myrtle
lihrlne
of
Seattle
wilt
tn
iiaki'ii:
:i
pilKHiuavo
lo
Ketcii'-ian
next
week
and
will
put
on
i
ceremonial
in
that
city
on
iw.at
IV.
This
in
a
a
annual
evnt.
Hilly
and
(inrdon
Williaerofl.
oim
of
Mr.
unit
-Mr.
W.
K.
Wit
iimtoii.
I
lionnfiiu:
..MceeL
:re-
urnrd
from
WilS
on
y-i-rnv
nfii-niomi
Jxaj
yLw.
hjrj
hy
lwe
hV'n
r
&iIb$iu
e
j
f
a
s
I
.riiiijilil
wild
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
:
Little,
,
i:.X".ll.
sleanier
Pittici-
Ituiter'
apt
II.
Itonahl,
will
not
sail
for
Vanromep
until
1U..W
o'clock
to-
niflit.
the
hoal
haUDK
lte"i
lipid
oer
for
the
aeoomniolaliiiii
of
Prejnier
Melalien
and
party.
lio
wTII
nail
for
Vancouver
oii
i
he
wteatiier
al
the
conclusion
flf
the
meeiiii24
here
this
evening.
F..
W.
iPiwnes,
consultiuq
eucinper
or
Jjltnonton,
arrived
pi
the
city
on
the
Prlnec
Ruperl
yeslerday
mornliifJ
eu
route
tn
I'rinre
VrVorBe
on
business
In
connection
with
tbe
Fraer
Timber
Symlieate.
Mr.
Ilowness
h
mteresieU
In
hyiln-eleetri"
plant
nt
Xanalmo
and
Dancitn,
H.C.
I
niou
steamer
Catala,
Oapt.
Jolmsioiie,
arrived
in
rrt
ai
1.15
o'clock
Mil?
aflernoon
from
the
Naas
IlKer
and
Purl
Simp
son
mill
sailed
oz
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
wayporls
at
1.30
p.m.
Passengers
booked
on.
the
i
srl
for
southern
points
included
W.
A.
Lawson,
Colonel
J.
'..
Tall,
and
Mr.
.and
Mrs.
J
lum
.ley.
The
freitthler
(Jriffoo,
Opt.
4.
I..
Moore,
arrived
lu
port
early
this
morning
towiiiK
the
barV
lliei'ditle.
This
inornintr
the
liriffco
unloaded
coal
at
tli?
Onndian
Fish
A
aU
Slora,?e
Co.'.
duck
and
will
sail
tonight,
willi
Hie.
barge
in
tow,
for
Any
ox
and
stewarl
to
pick
up
a
car
;o
of
'.re
for
shipment
to
the
lICOIUH
smell,?.
-
r-
-.
.
rrr.
When
The
Children
Are
Troubled
With
Summer
Cuulainis
GIVE
THEM
And
you
will
bo
nurerably
surpriurd
to
find
out
how
quickly
thoy
will
b-come
rrlicvod
of
their
troubles.
This
iirrpnrstion
has
been
on
the
rnarket
tor
the
put
eighty
yrnn.
Piit
up
only
by
the
T,
Milburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
St.
And
row's.
Cathedral
(Church
of
England
SSundTiy
Services
Morninjf
.
11.00
a.m.
Evening
-
7.30
ji.ni.
Preachers:
MornliiK
Jlcv.
AS'.
K.
Daniel,
of
Vancouver
Hvening
Itev.
1).
Wealtcale.
Of
Winnipegr.
Presbytorlan
Church
There
will
be
no
gervice
lo
morrow
in
the
Presbyterian
Church
or
Sunday
si-tiool.
Chrfr-tlan
Science
Society
Jservice
eery
Sunday
inorntng
in
the
Hays'
Hlock,
.'15
Second
Avenue,
tsubject
on
Sunday
"Soul."
Testimony
meeting
or
Wednesday
evennf?
at
o'clock.
Baptist
Church
Sunday
.School
at
10
o'clock,
Moniinx
service
al
11.00.
Sub
ject,
"The
Impregnable
Posi
tion."
LVeniiifr
worship
al
7.30
Subject,
Th
Mania
on
Ihi
Dew."
A
very
cordial
invitation
lo
all.
Lutheran
Church
Service
will
be
held
In
tit
.
Swedish
Church
tins
Sunday
Ilev.
Thou..
I).
Hindc,
pastor
Morning
service
on
Sunday
at
It
o'clock.
Sermon
Hieme,
"Im
.lortunale
Prayer."
Kveryone
cor
dially
invited.
,
The
Salvation
Army
A
profitable
hour
will
be
speri
al
any
of
theie
service.
Come
ind
..ee.
Saturday
8.
1
5.
PraUe
It
a.m.,
llolincs'8.
330,
Sunday
ieliool.
Why
not
-end
your
chil
dren
'7.30
subject.
"Opci
Arms."
Mondays,
Wednesday
iml
Thurcday,
Public
MePlins
'.30
Wednesday
Home
League
Seoul
it
and
Guard,
Tuesday
Fridays.
The
Army
of
Service,
The
United.
Church
Sunday
injrnin.
at
II
o'clock
Speuker,
Ilev.
(leo
Hacker.
So
ioi.t.
Miss
Mollie
Lawn-nee.
Sun
day
eeninF,
7
JO.
Topic:
".My
Llfe'f.
Niche
in
the
Universe
ol
flod."
Mr.
Shentpji
is
the
even
ing
pre&cher.
solos
by
Mr.
Job
R.
Davey.
Duel
by
Messrs
Davcy
and
Clappertc.n.
Rupert
East
Gymnasium
Churcn
Sunday
cvenincr,
7.i0.
Senir
a
Usual
iluruiir
liie
absence
o
Hie
pastor.
Ilev.
!eo.
U.
Ilacke
will
occupy
the
pulpit'
ou
Sun
lay
rvttimiz.
Mr.
and
Mr.
X-iuk
Harnsley
-"lUi
,U:
t'ie
Catafa
this
aflei
neon
tnr
anrouer
wuere
ine,
Mill
m
future
reside.
Solos
by
John
h.
Davcy
a.nl
Juel
'.)
Messrs.
Davey
and
Clup-
pertii
al
the
United
uhurch
Sunday
evening
al
ll.
Jalianson
was
fined
-5
by
Muffi&trate
McCiymmit
n
the
cily
lolfre
court
this
morning
or.
a
eharpe
of
ictoxiealion.
tin'a
charse
of
inlnxicalion
A.
Neilsun
was
fined
125
in
ttio
.ity
police
courl
this
morning
.iy
Magistrate
McClympnt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
V
Little
will
sail
on
the
Prince
Kupert
to-livlil
on
a
holiday
trip
lo
Vancouver
and
southern
cities.
Mrs.
Astoria
and
the
Misses
P.
ami
X.
Astoria
are
booked
to
sail
on
Hie
prince
Kupert
tonigh?
on
a
holiday
trip
in
the
soulh
ln.e
Hoffman,
a.
menial
case
in
the
city
jail,
will
be
escorted
lo
outlaid
on
the
steamer
Prince
Hupert
tonisht
by
Pro
v.oeial
(Nonstable
and
.Mrs.
II.
P.
Piiiiler.
,
I
ho
aivii
r
.weiconio
on
Third
Avenue
has
been
suitably
decorated
by
the
iionservativi;
committee
in
conneftlvm
witu
the
welcome
to
be
aeooWIwi
ti
Premier
.Meighen
tills
aflernoon.
CP.lt.
steamer
Prince-?
Louise,
Capl.
A
Slater,
1
due
in
poll
this
Hilernoon
from
Skas-way,
Ahasku,
en
route
to
"Van-couvei.
Pasenerj
embarking
on
Hie
eel
here
for
the
soulh
included
Miss
E.
C
Underbill
and
M.
Clark.
The
following
transfers
in
the
provincial
polico
service
were
announced
ul
divisional
head-quarters
(his
moruitist:
Constable
"Dutrhy"
Cllne
from
llatel-1
on
to
Cliemanus:
Constable
1'or-fur
from
Hudson's
Hope
lo
Van-derhoof
on
game
duty.
J.
O.
Brady,
jCoiisorvativc
standard
bearer
in
the
forth-eoniing
federal
elections,
re
turned
to
the
cily
last
night
on
the
launch
Dixie
.Rupert
from
Alice
Arm.
Mr.
H'rady
addressed
a
meeting
at
Alice
Arm,
and
wil'
(iii-south
with
Premier
Melgbon's
parly
oil
the
Prince
Rupert
lo-nlgiu.
t
8
15
PER
PACKET
M.
P.
McCaffery
will
sail
on
the
steamer
Prince
llupert
to-,
nipht
to
Join
his
family,
wlio
are
Irolidayiiijr
in
the
sooth.
Prinee
Ruperl
Exhibition.
Tenders
for
concessions
for
various
midway
.
attractions
will
be
accepted
up
to
5
o'clock
Monday,
August
10.
Mrs.
G.
A.
Taylor
and
Marerarcl,.
who
have
been'
visiting
in
the
cily
from.
Pun
Essiugton
returned'
home
on
this
morning's
castbound
train.
L.
M.
Rosseau,
manager
of
the
Lowe
Inlet
Cannery,
who
arrived
in
the
cily
yesterday
on
business,
-sailed
on
his
return
souUi
on
the
Catala
this
afternoon.
.
...
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alger
and
sop,
of
L'sk,
accompanied
by
then
on
and
daughter-in-law
ol
Minot,
.N.D.,
who
have
been
.isiling
vttli
them,
returned
to
the
interior
on
this
morning's
train.
mm
GDENS
CUT
PLUG
and
in
J2
lb.tins
Save
thePoker
Hand"
insert
cards
Miss
15.
Vienhet
and
Miss
Der-
tha
Aslin
left
ou
this
morning'
rain
on
their
rclurn
to
Sunny-
side
rannery.
Miss
Aslin
ha
been
receiving
jnYdical
treat
mcnl
in
ths
cily
for'
a
poisoned
thumb.
The
Misses
Anno
M.
und
Mar
jr'aret
Jones
of
New
Wcstmins
ler,
who
have
been
holidaying
at
Jasper
Park,
arrived
iu
the
city
on
tlfls
afternoons
west-l
on
ml
train
and
will
sail
on
the
Prinee
Rupert
tonight
on
their
return
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
'.,
Do
Lonsr
will
siiil
on
the
Prince
Ruperl
tonight
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
D?
Long,
who
is
a
prominent
in
surance
man
in
the
south,
ha
been
In
the
city
on
business
and
will
meet
Mrs.
De
Long,
who
will
arrive
in
tho
cily
on
this
after
noon's
tram
from
Jasper
Paris
after
holidavotig
af
liat
poinJ.
If
Their
trth
r
of
touch-
A
W
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French
:
Ivory
at
Cost
In
order
to
make
room
for
new
goods
we
are
selling
out
our
entire
stock
of
French
Ivory
at
cost.
See
our
win-'
ilows
for
bargains.
frames
Mirrors
Clocks
Jewel
Boxes
Trays
Puff
Boxes
Powder
Boxes
Hair
Receivers
Perfume
Bottles
Button
Hooks
Shoe
Horns
Manicure
Pieces
Vasos
Calendars
Cream
Jars
Napkin
Rings
Ormes
Ltd.
The
RECALL
STOUE
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street
PIONEER
DRUGGISTS
Phones
82
and
200
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
have
the
mast
complete
stock
of
timbers,
dimensions,
shiplap,
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
joint,
veneers,
etc.,
in
Northern
B.C.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
'
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Before
buying
inspect
our
slock.
It
will
pay
you.
Our
prices
are
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
110
and
117
Loggers!
Loggers!
We
have
the
only
compleib
slock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
ami
parts
inhe'Nbrlh'i
We
handle
lagging"
tiahle.
Axes,
I'eavies,
Saws,
and
general
Camp
EqtiipmenL
It
will
pay
you
to
see
us
when
outfitting.
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue