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IMILT
EDITIOX
TCESDA'V,
SEPTEMBER
21.
1926.
hixtimi
accidents
I1KIM
KEniKTEII.
Already
the
first
crop
of
hunting
accidents
la
being
reported.
We
read
of
men
being1
shot
in
mistake
for
deer,
of
guns
going
off
with
their
muzzles
pointed
at
someone
with
disastrous
results.
In
Prince
Rupert,
so
fa,
we
have
been
free
from
this
sort
of
thing
this
year,
but
it
Is
well
to
remind
ourselves
that
the
danger
is
always
with
us
unlet
we
are
carclul.
u
a
guoa
many
wno
go
minting
should
not
be
doing
It.
They
have
little
realization
of
the
danger
to
other
people.
Jt
is
with
a
view
of
lessening
this
danger
that
this
warning
Is
issued.
4
ARE
WE
AH
CLEVER
,-AS
OIK
KOKEFATIiritSf
With
aU
our
boasted
advancement
we
often
wonder
if
people
today
are
as
clevej
as
they
were
In
the
days
pf
pur
grandfather.
Yesterday
we,
published
a
reminiscence,
of
family
that
sheared
the
wool
Jrom
a;
sheep.
pun
the
wool
Into
thread
and
made
a
suit
of
clothe,
inm
it
ill
hi
a
very'
shortspece
of
time.
It
is
pretty
safe
to
say
that
no
-family
in
Canada
could
do
that
today.
The
art
has
been
lost
through
the
withdrawal
of
the
need
So
In
many
other
rr-
.
t!LhTF-wf4.bePme
clever.Bome
ug
people
in
Ontario,
were
unable
to
"
harness
t
horse
and
had
to
call
on
a
lady
who
learned
the
art
In"
the
dAy
when
h6rseseretfte
oTy
mean."
tt
traVelllng.''Ora6tt41iy
War
but
we
are
at
the
same
wmejorgettlng
tbeoJMja
.omeWneatfce.
jthings
we
Mearn
are
not
as
useful
as
the
ones
we
lose.
JvoiitiUitUXsTtii
'
j
'
I
f&
jJf
Jr
j
a
'tekkThuj,
one.
1
f
.'
.'
A
Florida,
the
place
that
attracted
the
whole
world
until
recently,
hast
suffered
work.with
SHREDDED
WHEAT
KeMty
-cooked
and
ready-to
eat
Delicrous
with
milk
or
fruits
FINE
EXHIBITS
FROM
SCHOOLS
rOMI'IXTE
LIST
or
HINXi:itS
IX
j
IHVS'
AMI
CilKLS'
COMI't'TW
I
TIONS
AT
IAIH
The
exhibits
submitted
by
the
ihlia
reu
of
the
various
school
In
the
city
2,
Oeraldine
Mann.
Paper
folding
1,
Mary
Ursula
Reerlg;
2.
Marl
Balagno.
raper
tearing-1.
Howard
White;
Leuura
Ulllerd.
Mat
weaving
1,
Uary
Helen
Orme;
2.
Lecora
Millard.
Card
sewing
1,
Oeraldine
Mann:
2
Dleu
Moore.
.
.
,
Coloring
with
erayon-tl,
TXBlp
Wn-
l'.fcm.xirt;
.
2,
Lenora
Mlllexd.
Freehaaa
drawing
with
pastel
1,
Ted
Mills:
3,
Betty
Brown.
Construction
work
1,
Ted
Mills;
3,
Joan
Watt.
UHADE
1.
Freehand
paper
cutting
cl
object-l
Btut
Moore;
2.
Malcalm
Smith.
Freehand
paper
cutting.
lUuatratlng
sorg
or
story
1,
Grade
1.
Oorden
Street;
2,
Booth
Memorial
School,
Paper
folding
1,
Grade
1
Borden
titreet;
3,
Grade
1,
Booth
School.
Pencil
drawing
f.
Owtfrm
Hughes;
3.
Margaret
McLachlan.
Pastel
or
crayon
drawing
In
mass
1,
Dora
Arney;
3.
Grade
1,
Seal
Core
School.
Coloring
with
crayon
1.
Alice
.
Waro-
bcc.
2.
Donald
Blake.
Individual
project,
book
or
models
1.
Grade
1,
Bard
en
Street;
2,
Fred
Baker.
fSB.irtE
II.
Freehand
pencil
drawing
from
object
1.
Severino
Dominate:
2,
Fngward
Wick.
Painting
of
flower,
fruit
or
leafrl
Bobby
Leeper
3,
Bobby
Leeper.
Free
hand
from
nature
X.
Wilfred
Kortn:
2,
Kenneth
Arnott.
Ruler
design
In
square
or
border,
col'
cred
1.
Frances
8tgatlg:
2,
Annie
Byrne.
Imaginative
aeene
ra
color
1.
Joe
Kaylor:
3.
Annie
'Byrne.
Pastel
or
crayon
drawing
In
mass
I
Graham
Colllson:
3,
Grade
1.
Seal
Core
School.
Individual
project,
book
or
models-
1.
Ruby
Lee;
3.
Grade
S.'Baotb
School.
(.R.lltr.
IIL
Freehand
pencil
drawing
from
object
vrnoie
aeiDacc
a
hurricane
blowing
rnore,flercelr
thin
anvthin
we
Km
i
1.
Sam
Tee:
3.
Pemrr
Steen.
known
here
raredbulldingi'anct
wrrjed
inthe
as
so
that
they
verWheimed
I
a'n
timer,
fruit
ct
leaf
I,
them.'iMany
lost
-their
lives
tAd
other
arClll
nr
lrtjurVt?
It
is
a
toriblc?
diaster
Carl
2-
M
u,b-
:and
bne'
In
which
we
can
sympathize.
.-Many
Prince
Rupert
people
were
talking
of
-gotne'ta
Florida
to
'nve.
Freehand
from
nature
I,
June
Arml
alias.
2.
Victor
5
Marco.
hesrd
nf
the
v,r
.
.w
.
.
.....
...
'
r'uira
ia
COIOT-J.
Edna
Oll-
"
"
'
"
m
MlnmB
nd
aa
the
at-
ile.;
2.
Helen
Hampton.
,
,
t
traction,
of
a
semi-tropical
climate.
But
with
all
the
!
delists
come
dangers.
Dlgn
In
color
In
square,
rectangle
or
ProbaMy
no
such
disaster
has
overtaken
any
place
arnce
Galveston
was
partly
i
triaajlel.
Sam
Tee;
2,
Ruby
Lee.
destroyed,
The
winds
seem
to
hsve
whipped
themselves
to
fury
as
they
contem-!
Lettered
alphabet
or
verse
la
capltali
piaieo
me
lue
cl
ease
the
people
there
were
living
and
they
swept
down
on
y
ePlro
Pwrtulo:
2,
Billy
Wllllaerort,
the
city
of
Miami
and
the
other
cities
of
the
coast
and
partly
destroyed
them.
I.OXO
IllMTANCE
F1I0.VE
I'ROMy
ARCTIC
OtEA.V.
.
Ofadually
distance
Is
being
conquered
and
physical
obstacles
overcome
by
various
means
of
communication.,
ToSSy
we
announce
that
It
to
palfcle
to
telephone
with
the
Arctic
regions
iy
means
of
radio
and
carry
on
a
conversation.
Thla
U
the
first
time
it
has
beendone'
audflt
L"
a
-feat
that
only
a
few
vesrs
ago
would
Iiave
been
ascribed
to
the
work
of
the
devlL
,
Today
we
look
for
the:4-
beating
of
previous
records
in
all
lines
of
modern
endeavor
and
nothlaa
surer'.-.'
DUpcr
pattern,
uaiSuinfdaywe
shall
possibly
talk
people
oR-MarBnd'nearH-"orth
i.
thjeyleatf'
and
their
hopes
and
jasplra'tlbjis'.;,
,7
"ll-"rrly
'
"
,
M
PRf:
COMMENT
.
r
4
OX"
EltCTKrxs.
,
f
'jt
The
election
figure
which-we
publtoh
thls
morning!
make
a
falrlv
effeetlve
comment
upon
what
the
people,
of
Canada-
think
of
Mr.
Melehen.
his
shadow
GUATIE
IV.
Freehand
pencU
drawing
from
objert
1.
Rosarlo
Mazzel:
2.
Lewis
Cromp.
Painting
nature
specimen
1.
Shirley
McEwen:
3,
Tolanda
Domlnato.
Freehand
from
-nature
1,
May
Wong;
2,
Roaoxlo
Mazzl.
Panel
decorated
with
freehand
curvet,
colored
1.
Muriel
Rogers;
2.
Kazu
Kan-
colored
1
ToUnda
Dominate;
3,
Vemer
Nelson.
Lettered
patiel-r-J.
Tolanda
Domlnato;
2,
a
race
Mlazgobt.
Shaded
Ireehniid
pencil
drawing
Irom
object
I,
Jack
McRae;
3.
Ernest,
Elliott.
Palatlrm
of
flower
Irfilt,
twig
or
vegetable
1,
Slmone
De
Fontaine;
2,
Evelyn
Zdwards.
government
and
his
performance
In
seizing
office
and
exercising
autocratic)
'reehi
from
nature
1.
Slmone
De
power
without
the
sanction
of
either
parliament
or
people,
aays
the
Manitoba
;
routame;
mmel
Hudema.
Free
Press.
j
Conventional
design
from
nature
in
In
many
reepects
yesterdays
result,
are
quite
decl.lve-notably
in
revealing
Tnodor
portuU:
vlctorU
in
a
form
thnt
fh
rr,,
,...
.
...
";KUUge.
...
uuuiu.n
ytuau
uunu
can
taxe
m,
we
altitude
of
the
people
of
Western
Canada
towards
certain
vital
Issues.
1
it
too
much
to
hope
that
the
protectionist
fanatics
in
the
East
who
h
Oeometrlc
design,
colored
2,
Dorothy
Ducgate.
uoraer
aecoratea
with
straight
or
-"""u
j0
me
v
est
in
tn
supposed
interest
of
greater
Indus-!
curved
line
motifs,
colored
1,
iruu
expansion
wiu
now
understand
that
they
have
not
power
or
money
enough
j
yolfson;
2.
John
Murray,
to
put
over
their
policy?
They
will
never
have
a
more
aggressive
or
abler
advo-
ORAM:
VI.
cate
than
Mr
Meighen.
They
can
note
with
advantage
what
the
Wrt
did
to1
obJ
btuwd
on
cylinder,
shaded
1,
mm
and
his
candidates
yesterday
Otlotlno
Antonello;
2.
Oarfleid
McKln
ley.
Joan
j
Iature
drawing
In
colr
of
flowef,
I
fruit
or
leave
1,
Oracle
6,
Borden
(BUeet:
2,
Orade
fl,
Borden
Street.
Freehand
drawing
from
nature
I,
Bsrnlce
Colbourue;
2,
Rosa
Montcasona.
Border
decorated
with
conventional
leaf
or
symetrlcal
motifs
composed
ol
curved
lines
1.
Ottorino
Antonello;
2",
Orade
6,
Borden
Street.
Straight
or
curved
line
design
in
square
6r
triangle,
colored
1,
Orade
6,
Borden
Street;
2,
Orade
fl,
Borden
Street
I
Rectangular
panel,
decorated
with
;
symmetrical
motif,
colored
1,
Marian
;Moria:
X
Orade
J).
Borden
SlreeU
I
Lettered
panel
1.
Berhlce
Colbourne;
.2,
Ottorino
Ant6nelli,
OltAllE
VII,
Cylinflrlcaf
object.
In
light
and
shade
1.
Viola
Johnson;
2,
Elmer
Steven.
Oroup
consisting
of
two
object,
shaded
1,
Mary
Hudema
2,
Jimmy
Lee.
Nature
drawing
In
color
of
flower,
fruit
or
leaves
I,
Mabel
Ivarson;
2,
Uary
Maracl.
Butterfly
or
other
insect
from
nature,
colorad
1,
Agnes
lloberge;
2,
Edna
Un-
VHi
DAILY
N-CWS
tr.
Freehand,
drawing
from
nature
1.
Tom
Kelvyt
2,
Jimmy
Lee.
Border
decorated
with
symmetrical
motifav
colored
I.
Muriel
Vance;
2.
Mary
Mil.
I
i
Squire
or
cirri,
decora
Ul
with
con-J
jventlonal
leaf,
etc,
colored
J.
Murl.1
j
Vance:
a.
Rose
Wrsch.
i
Diaper
pattern,
colored
1.
Mry
j
Mazzel:
3,
AJlaii
Vance,
Ocometrla
dlgh'
filRcin.
ecler-
ed
l.
MuflelTaner:
S.
AUdrey
WratbaU.
Lettered
.
pa
net
1
.
JameaMrtiulty;
.
lu
uauai
proved
a
f
future
of
the
Exhi-
Aftr.ea
Rcberge
bltlon
this
year.
Ttcre
were
a
large
,
tiKADK
VI
II.
number
of
entries'
and
some
very
com-
Freehand
drawing
of
objects
htscd
on
mendable
ata-fc
was
exhibited.
P&rtlcu-1
type
models,
shaded
1.
Rote
Fortln:
3,
larly
wss
this
noted
In
the
manual
:
Charlie
Wright.
training
section
where
it
was
amply
de-
)
Group
of
type
models,
shaded
1.
tuonstrated
that
Che
boys
are
makln;
.
Myra
Klnsior:
2.
Re
Fortin.
splendid
procreM
in
a
piacticsi
any
under
the
capable
Instruction
ti
Donald
Rcaa.
manual
training
director
in
the
public
schools.
school
competitions
is
as
follows:
KlXllL'ItU.tRTEN
Pap.r
cuttlns
1,
Betty
Brown;
2.
Kathleen
Fortune.
Freehand
paper
cutting
1
.Ted
MtHa;
ixaiure
drawing
in
twiur
ui
fruit
or
twig
1.
Winnie
Buna:
2.
Msy
Kesa.
'I
rreehand
drawing
from
nature-1.
The
coniplaie
list
of
winners
in
the
Charlie
Wright:
2.
Leslie
Murdork.
Butterfly
or
other
Insect
from
tot-".
,
colored
1.
MarJrle
Blanre:
3.
Margaret
'
Sletert.
Border
or
panel
from
historic
orna-
!
Jment.
cole
red-
1.
Nlcle
De
Marco:
2,
May
(
Nfiui.
Border
or
panel
with
conventional
iprlrif
flower,
colored
I,
Victor
Thomas;
Sida
Boddie.
fcunateral
triangle
decorated
with
symmetrical
motifs,
using
straight
or
,
furred
lines,
colored-
1.
Annie
Boddie;
i
3!
Yvonne
Tenien.
jIriwper
Pattern
colored
1,
Fred
Ding-
j
wcaVS,Brenda
AUfn.
I
Lettered
paneK
-l!
Boa
Fsrtln;
J.
j
Katnleea
Beale.
!
itnix
(iRinr.
i
t.
j
j-
Brat
pot
holder
I.
Nora-
Rndderham;
s
3.
Betty
Cpttck.
(iRtliC
tl.
or
111.
..Hand
made
jrarment
,
1.
Dorothy'
Stflei;
:
'
Hand
sewn
tablecloth
I,
Muriel
,
Vance;
2,
Olive
Munro.
Cotton
dress-I.
Connie
Morgan.
moil
iocrt
iikt
r.H
Wool
dress-
1.
Victoria
Krikearky.
Vance.
COOKttfi
OKtl'E
VII.
IllflU
ClfooL
mT
Tfc.tR
Best
Iced
take
1.
rrawca
Tretnayna.
IHOII
MIHWL
MIII
1
EAR
Three
kinds
canned
vegetable.
1
quart
earn
1.
Frsnce
Tremtrhe.
MAXltl.
IKAIMMi
ar.CTIO
Bert
piece
of
woodwork,
prte
set
of
tools
I.
i.
Deane.
Beat
drawing,
prize
set
of
drawing
In
struments-
-il,
R.
Coll
term
Bank
of
Montreal
medal
for
the
most
distinctive
lndtvldusi
project
In
exhibit
1.
A.
Stile
i
yacht
i
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
1
1
How
that
the
manner
to
nearly
over.1
let
im
uik
about
coal.
Jake
aayt
he
doe
not
like
to
taIR
of
unpleasant
thing,
so
be
excuse
himself
from
all
fuel
discussion
-
Heaven
I
a
place
where
coal
And
wood
are
not
required.
And
anyone
who
talks
of
fuel
1
very
quickly
fired.
The
English
channel
is
a
place
where
people
easily
get
In
the
swim.
it
1
stated
that
Rooarrelt
kneV
when
he
had
nothing
to
say.
Unhappily
RooseveUt
to
dead
and
he
seems
to
have
few
successor.
Liberals
are
atUl
wp'oderlnc
what
napjxmea,
around,
the
,
parts
ont
September
M,
and
every
one
ha
dlfierent
story
to
tell.
'
in
One'vJot
the
EugtSh
jiorcU
Pwhb
come'
for'
so
much
contempt
In
theso,
modern
dsy.
subnet
that
If
thcH
worker
would
Invest
their
saving
fa
.-
iiii
a.
lint
niiiii
i
iffffryf
iirf
if
fF
m
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IDE
I
III.
man
that
could
stand
prosperity
ttwie
Two-piece
set
of
underwear,
snowing
r
on
hundred
who
could
stabd"
machine
and
band
work
2.
Shell
8iu-
adversity.
art.
But
Carlyie
did
not
weather
life
vrtv
well
so
he
la
not
nwh
of
an
authority
It
was
farmer-
paper
published
at
Doren
tea
biscuits,
plain
1.
Viol.
ft,k,00
that
got
off
this
IllUe
ven
Johnson;
2,
Mabel
learson.
Doicn
rock
cakes
1.
Evelyn
Fierce:
Mary
liudems-
ORAliE
llll.
One
loaf
homemade
bread
1.
Annie
Smith.
Box!
of
randy.
4
kinds
I.
Muriel
during
the
campaign.
iiw
lamented
election
i
There
was
young
letlow
uund,
Metghen.
Who
spent
moat
cf
time
dUacrrighet..
He'd
have
more
chance
of
power
;
If
lt
werrnt
quite
so
sower.
j
Rather
more
like
a
ml
human
betgnei.
!
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
A
(
I.I
HIC.IL
lit
MdllloT
Sit!
I
le(rmhrr
J.
111
With
the
change
of
power
In
pro-
vtnctal.
political
affair,
it
Is
hopd
'hat
as
attempt
all)
be
made
vc
break
the
cannery
rotnbioe
by
allow-nt
the
imaSer
interest!
to
get
caiUM)
icri.
i
The
annual
Prtar
Rupert
Exrtitoltlt
was
opened
rtsirrday
at
l
o
clock
The
KfUmaat
hasd
Is
in
toan
to
pfo-
viae-mt
10
tne
ooraatou.
The
Rati
a
a
y
mens
AMOeUtlon
has
flecwa
omccr-
a
follows
President
Prist
V.
Foster:
Wt-preaidrnt.
Waiter
McLeod:
secretary
treasurer.
Wuitasa
tlcSeUh:
executive
committee
Lra
BeR.
T.
McManamott.
Mr.
Reid
and
T.
Williams.
lAtor.iit
llOOk.
She's
I
rally
literary-
A
little
bit.
not
very:
Hef
stork
of
book
to
something
very
small.
In
the
summer
at
Ui
ahore
She
has
use
tor
one.
no
more.
Its
the
one
that
marked
"Engagement"
that
la
aU.
ThU
limerick
on
the
Einiruln
theory"
Was
composed
by
the
Btsbop
of
Chclm-.
'
ford.
I
,
fflZ,
"".'
rwMf
Jar
named
Brigln.
Who!
would
travel
m'utK'
faster
mn
light.
.
She
curted
fro
day
In
a
relative
way.
Industry
Instead
of
squandering
them
I'
.w
.
.
on
strikes
h.r
mM
Mt.ni
'
I"'""""
they
now
fight.
There
was
a
funeral
the
other
day
at
burled
not
to
be
resurrected
unUl
next
election
dsy.
Laugh
a
little
now
-and
then.
It
lightens
life
a
lot;
Tou
can
see
the
brighter
side
Just
as
weU
a
not.
Dont
go
mournfully
arourld,
Oloomy
and
forlorn.
Try
to
make
your
fellow-men
Olad
that
you
were
bontt
It
wa
Carlyle
who
said
that
for
one
For
Colic
And
Cramps
Pains
In
The
Stomach
THERE'S
NOTHING
TO
EQUAL
BBVaaVl9aft
I'
I'RECAITlnVtKr
Maid
In
English
todflng
tiouse
-
'.wear
yer
bathing
suit.
Advertise
in
The
Dally
News
TIMBER
SALE
X8263
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'
7-
-
-
-
Ma
J
U
IKTIiaj
fVaird
trtirti-r
will
t
rrevived
liv
the
Mtnlmer
f
Land
iml
hilrr
than
n'm
on
the
oih
flay
r
fifMciiiber.
lf,,
fur
id
urrlMMt
of
l.ii-riiae
Xk63,
tn
rut
tt.sntl
Hih-sI
feel
nr
ixlsr
Ciilm
and
film
un
n;
-'
'
-
.njiiiini
Mim
i.v
aim
T4.l,
r-
lu,n
Hai.
'I
mile.
V.
m
nf
I'ori
i
Innniil..
(.iiiM-n
i
tmrluiie
l.laiid
I
ami
lil.lrn
i
Tlrree
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(-r
will
Jm
tllnwed
Tot
re
ni.ival
nr
ninlHT
FnriliT
iiarlieiilara
nr
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rlil.f
l-,....
i"r,
irmri
11.
i
I'rinw
hiihti,
b.
r..
ur
Iii.trlrt
rirett-r.
MINtltAL
ACT.
,
Osrllflcat
f
lmprotmnt
SWfl'D.laku
Mi.
i.
n.iirtrfim.
Hit
t.
rr-i-tii.iial
and
-awip.u.e
,
Xn,
A
r'rse-I
HimiI
Miniral
CUIink,
miuale
in
Hie
Atllr)
Milliiir
IivIhI.i
of
lr
Mstrirt.
Wliere
Incited
:!..
I
ldo
of
Takij
Arm,
lii'sr
MiiM-ii
oeck,
,
TAKK
KOTir.K
that
lli-sinald
ynie
liarnl,r
and
anlirllnr,
of
A40
vti
I'en
drr
HI.,
Viniiuvrr.
HrllNh
Inlmnlila,
art
inr
srnit
rr
,ff(ilake
Miiunr
Cur-tM.iuilciri
irre
Miner1!
Cvrurirai.
wn
Tf
"
V
ln
....
t.
iv.
J
3
f
.
liiii'iKl.
liy
day
rnmi
tl
dati
7?.
"
f,or
rr-
fjtlity
,
fi-.rrnr.
I..
pi.iy
to
the.
Mimnr
itr.-ororr
liable
mud
effectuAL
und
relief
com
i
"7'
wf
'tuiinii
croun
Oronu
of
tiromriflv
i
J'1'
IK,V
rlHliiK,
Vpl&ilitrmvA
"Dr.
rowlerV
I.Nnnern,
When
you
ask
for
It.
"-fore
the
laaue
of
siirh
certificates
nr
JPTffiT'U
'BTTft
...
d,y
rt
Re,e,,.,
a,,.
ClrtADIA
VIWiV.
Why
millions
of
women
look
for
thU
Gold
Seal-More
than
a
tiade
t,.
Gold
Seal
patted
)Icum
GoU
Seal
An.RZ
Btand$
jdduy.in
the
ramds
0f
i
lutuiuns
oi
wonicn
tor
Hcw-ctm
Ming
of
prorctf
satisfaction.
Tic
wortWn
realize
that
it
u
uttetly
imprsible
to
tell
the
quality
of
felt-Use
floof-to.
mg
simply
by
looking
at
it
But
with
the
Gold
Seal
as
an
utf-
r
failing
guide,
even
tlc
most
inexperienced
buyer
can
easily
and
confidently
select
the
trand
whose
service
recoid
has
been
winning
and
holding
the
con-
fidence
of
housewives
for
many
yrur.
Write
for
PatUm
Chart
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
UMITra)
1270
Si,
f'striel
Sint.
Mntil
Qufc
.
SACRIFICE
SALE
OF
FOX
SCARVES.
BEARSKIN
A
IS
II
SSHSSS
if
IH1IISS1
ISIMHSIMiJj
aXJjj
FUR
COATS,
FUR
CHOKERS,
And
Every
Other
Article
In
the
Store
This
Sale
Is
For
One
Week
Only
Everything
at
or
Below
Cost.
WILLIAM
GOLDBL00M
,
"The
Man
Who
Gives
You,
a
Square
DttT
Loggers!
Loggers!
We
have
the
only
uiupieir
torlt
ut
Gilchrist
Jacks
and
tiarh
in
the
North.
We
hmulle
lcr
i
.
-'
M
l'eavi,
Saw'is.
and
griirrtil
Gamp
Kinp;i.rr
It
will
pay
you
to
ee
ui
when
off
p
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
Steamship
and
Train
Service
Mall,
n
rp..
.liarf
ai
t.
umnAilutB.
VICTORIA.
esiii
WIONlloar.
4.00
p.m.,
suit
THUIttDar
..i
uDr
M
"
until
ruor
i
lurk-
ii.
I
Ml,
for
AV0X
WgDMlDAr
lUi
T1WAHT
tAVUMOAV
MAtltTT
milT
mONbAT
-
rr
aaiotOATi
inlct
ami
south
ooexj
CMAHurrrt
rertnlftitly.
1
1
.tft
a
in
r..
mmiimim
a
n
n
mMAMVMM
uiiaaiwrtt.
Csiisdt,
l
ulled
Stole,
anct
ll
Otsan
UmM
Us-
L'M
Csnadisn
Niioril
.Eitrrs
for
Xoner
order.
fJMn
tOM'
lU"
ic-
W
4
1o
for
your
twit
shipment
'
City
Tltt.l
Ofllts,
lit
Third
At,
Prlne
ifn.
r
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.1:,
toast
Service
ooraae
f
4th
Btra.t
an
art
Aaua
Rupe"
Rupert
Sailings
from
Prince
T
Kttchlksn,
WrangHI,
Junssu
sn-
swy--K.
lT
f'..
'gt
To
Vancouver,
Victoria
tni
aula
apt.
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ti,
21;
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SUt"IOB.
CamplMll
,
an
Vncu-
tr
aslMfaat
I
SJ"-
roe
Butsdsls,
tetl
Ball
Bally
Otaaji
Fn.
tmu
A.a.v
f.,
...
ataamshi
Ur...""
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a.
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W.
C.
OHOHanu
wnri
(.0.
a,
rnmi
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UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailtna-d
Irum
rnor
liuri.
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VAUCOUVIH.
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tao.ae
M'
Vt,
i
vcoovt
vrorenin,
ift
For
0)tT
HB)tOM
sad
Maaa
NUse
Cannarlal,
Tnuranar
121
In
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