FAQl
FOs
Brewing
is
an
important
industry
in
British
Columbia
citizens
give
thouirhtto
what
the
Brewing
FEW
Industry
means
to
British
Columbia,
as
an
Industry,
yet
it
is
an
important
factor
in
the
industrial
life
of
this
province.
It
is
not
necessary
to
emphasize
the
millions
of
dollars
invested
in
the
brewing
industry
in
this
province.
The
thing
that
must
not
be
lost
sight
of
is
that
there
-are
hundreds
of
men
employed
throughout
the
year
in
the
making,
storing
and
transporting
of
the
products
of
the
breweries
of
British
Columbia.
Breweries
are
constantly
improving
and
keeping
modern
their
plants.
The
Amalgamated
Breweries
of
British
Columbia
have
spent
over
$300,000
in
the
last
few
months
for
improvements
and
equipment.
Breweries
are
an
important
customer
of
the
farmers
of
British
Columbia,
their
purchases
of
grain
and
-hops
running
into
huge
figures
each
year.
There
is
no
British
Columbia
industry
that
spends
'more
of
its
total
income
right
in
this
province
than
the
brewing
industry.
t
The
brewing
industry
brings
large
sums
of
money
into
the
province.
British
Columbia
leer
is
attracting-attention
abroad
fox
its
purity
-and
high
quality.
Export
markets
in
Australasia,
China
-and
India,
are
constantly
growing.
British
Columbia
beers,
are
winning
their
way
in
these
countries
in
direct
competition
with
lieers
from
Great
Britain,
Germany
and
Czecko-Slovakia.
They
are
winning
their
way
on
quality
and
they
tire
powerful
advertisements
for
this
province.
Pacts
like
these
are
not
romantic,
but
they
are
-important
and
should
be
considered
by
every
citizen.
They
are
not
commonly
mentioned
by
those
whose
business
it
is
to
attempt
to
destroy
the
brewing
industry
in
their
determination
that
the
eople
of
British
Columbia
shall
be
prevented
from
enjoying
a
pure
and
healthful
beverage
in
i.
an
open
and
above
board
manner.
-
Proof
of
the
high
quality
of
the
beer
manufactured
by
the
Amalgamated
Breweries
is
the
remark
on
recent
analysis
made
by
.
.McDonald
and
McDonald,
analytical
chemists
'
of
Vancouver,
stating:
"By
the
analysis,
samples
prove
to
be
excellent
leer.
They
are
high
in
extract,
nitrogenous
matter
phosphoric
acid
and
ash,
while
the
ncidity
is
low
and
the
volatile
acidity
practically
nil,
which
is
proof
that
the
beer
is
a
wholesome
nutritious
beverage."
(Signed)
Mcdonald
&
Mcdonald,
Per
A.
"W.
SATTEBntLB.
Chemist.
Dated
Vancouver,
Sept
23rd.
1S26.
Amalgamated
Breweries
of
Drltlnh
Columbia,
In
which
are
associated
VancotiTer
Breweries
Ltd.,
Rainier
Brewing
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.,
Westminster
Brewery
Ltd.,
Sllf
erSprlnJ
Brewer?
Ltd.,
Victoria
Pboenli
Brewing.
Co.
Ltd.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Dquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Consignment
:
Sale
Winter
Coats
i
All
One
Price
$19.50
Hep.
vnlue
a
8.10.50.
Unsold
garments
must
he
'returned
early
next
week.
A
wnnll
deposit
will
e-cure
ymi
one
of
these
wonderful
bargains.
H.
S.
WALLACE
Co.,
Ltd.
'Phone
9
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton.
MILK
finsh
jiricc
of
tickets
is
Tidvniiceil
lo
6
Quarts
for
$1.00
'11
Pints
for
51.00
ComiiiiiiiciiiR
.November
1.
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
0S7.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
FOR
LEASE
In
the
Lsnd
'lieeurdlnir
District
of
Allln
Mining
iimsmn
or
cssslar
ni.lrlrl.
TAKE
NOTICE
Ilia
l
the
Enirinee.r
Oold
Mines.
Ltd.,
Inc.,
s
resislered
mining
cone
pany
oiK-ralmr
within
lh
Province
of.Brl-
tisn
i
niuifiDU.
orruiiation.
a
rn
loins
roin
Iany,'lniiii(l
m
snpij
fur
a
foreshore,
loaae
or
the
rollnulng
described
lands:
Comnienrliur
at
a
rxMt
Dlanled.
about
SOU
!
feet
dietant
in
an
Easterly
direction
from
llhe
North
West
corner
of
Lot
4319
-Sky.
i
lark
Mineral
Claim,
situated
st
th
inonlh
if
Wann
Hirer,
on
Takti
Arm
of
Talh
1-ane,
i'.en
in
a
Northerly
direction
i-t.
uirin
n
riierijr
iuv
irri,
ui-ji't
Southerly
HO
feet
more
nr
leits
to
tilsrh
water
mark,
thetire
Westerly
100
feet
mure
or
less
to
point
of
roinmenrement
and
crintalitlriir
0.5
acres
more
nr
less.
I.oratf-fl
this
ith
day
or
Ansriiat.
(Slimed)
If.
MiN.
FHASF.lt.
P
C.
L.
8.
A
(rent.
MINERAL
ACT
Certificate
of
Improvements.
I
No,
807700,
intend,
sixty
days
from
the
nine
riirncr
for
'the
iireni
crenr
,to
spply
to
the
Mlnlnif
He-for
s
Certificate
of
Improvement!,
te
piirpite
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Orsnt
-of
'the
above
rlalni.
And
'fnrilier
take
notlre
that
sctlnn,
under
Section
.
mul
ie
rnniinencmr
before
the
IsMte
or
mich
Cerllfieste
of
Itrjprove-ments.
HATF.n
this
Ml
day
or
September.
A.D.
tJ.
H.'McN.
FRASER.
'Agent
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lesss
Lsnd
i
In
I'rlnre
Iluiwrt
Mini
Ileeordlnr
DIs-
trlrt,
snd
situate
st
Jeihvsy
llarltnr,
'Queen
r.liarlnltp
NlmiiH,
TAKK
IMdTKiE
that
flomerv
e
ntinner
Cnnipany,
(.m.Vanrrntver,
H.C.
ocTiipatlmi
Finn
rsrkeri.
iniriMM
to
apply
ror
a
iea!
of
the
follnwinir
tleserlliwl
'latiil.i:
rominenrinir
st
s
nont
planted
st
the
southeast
cnrner
of
Hie
Toiro
Mlneril
Claltii,
'fullnwing'tlie
etetly
botimUry
In
a
northerly
dlrtTthm
18
chain;
'thence
northestlerly
II
rhalns
lo
huh
water
mark;
thenre
niilhenMerly
amnir
the
liiifh
waler
itiark
is
iIi.imh;
thenre
soiilhwrat
erly
1
rhnlnn,
mmre
nr
less,
to
the
nulnt
or
eoiniiienrenient,
anil
rontamlnir
.11
anes,
mnre
fir
lens.
HHMKI1VILI.E
CAMNnnY
COMPANY.
I.TK..
AppMrsnt,
Per
F.
I),
Mather.
Uitdlscptemb,ln.JvJ.
HOSPITAL
BALL
WASSUCESSFUL
ClOOIILY
CHOWII
OF
KANCT.KH
EN-JOYED
THE
EVEM.NO
TIIOR'ni'-flll-Y
t'XDF.K
PLEAK1SO
The
annual
hospital
ball,
one
of
the
octal
event
of
the
"season
proved
Just
as
enjoyable
aa
ever
this
year.
It
was
held
last
'night
at
the
Auditorium
and
as
"well
attended
and
all
present
had
good
time.
The
occasion
was
enhanced
by
the
presence
of
a
number
of
outside
visitors
Including
the
head
ot
the
wheat
pool'
and
the
"representative
ot
shipping
Interests
and
others
who
were
In
the
city
In
connection
with
the
business
of
the
port.
The
general
management
was
In
the
capable
hands
of
Mrs.
Parson,
president
or
the
auxiliary.
Mrs.
Stork,
Mrs.
Reddle
and
Mrs.
John
Dybhavn.
They
looked
after
-the
refreshments
and
decorations
and
were
responsible
for
the
success.
Music
was
provided
by
Mrs.
Ponder's
augmented
orchestra,
consist
ft
lg
of
Mrs.
Ponder,
and
Messrs.
Eastman,
White,
Greenwood,
and
Derry,
while
Miss
HU-chey
played
during
the
supper.
'Mrs.
Pyle
had
charge
of
the
raffles
and
she
did
a
good
business.
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergln
drew
the
winning
number
ior
the
luncheon
set
which
was
won
by
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner
with
number
976.
Fred
Pyle
and
A.
J.
Oalland
were
at
the
door
and
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln.
Dr.
X
W.
Kergln,
and
Olof
Hanson
helped
with
the
supper.
Patronesses
present
were
Messrs.
Stewart
and
Thompson
and
Miss
Harrison.
Alderman
W.
M.
Brown
made
an
efficient
master
of
ceremonies.
city.
BIRTHDAY
PARTY
Little
MM
.Mary
Publlrover
Was
llo.tr
ThU'
Week
to
Many
Little
friend
The
third
birthday
ot
little
Miss
Mary
Publlcover.
daughter
ot
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rex
Publlcover,
was
celebrated
with
a
party
at
the
home
ot
her
parents,
136
Ninth
Avenue
West,
on
Tuesday
afternoon
of
this
week.
The
afternoon
was
spent
pleasantly
In
games,
dancing
and
other
entertainment
and
delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
Miss
Nora
.Rudderham.
The
little
hostess
received
many
pretty
and
useful
birthday
presents.
Those
present
were
Misses
Nora
Rudderham,
Beatrice
Rudderham,
Hazel
Smith,
Evelyn
Dalgarno,
May
Bryne,
Marie
Schaetfer.
Genevieve
Schafer.
Marie
Hanson,
Hilda
Hanson,
and
Jessie
Cherries
and
Masters
Rudolph
Warne.
Llndsa'y
Louis.
Older
persons
present
Included
Mrs.
I
A.
naiversuu,
granomuiner,
ana
Mrs.
1
Prank
"Warne.
'
i
Alexander
K.
Oage,
Detroit's
assistant
prosecutor,
believes
the
hub
cap
of
wrecked
automobile
which
'serves
as
ash
tray
on
his
elesk
has
a
good
Vycholo-glcal
effect
on
accident
witnesses
whom
he
questions.
TERRACE
Miss
Esther
Moore
returned
on
Wednesday
to
Prince
Rupert
to
resume
her
studies
when
school
re-opens.
Mrs.
Hallberg
and
daughter
ot
Prince
Rupert
are
guests
at
the
home
ot
Mrs.
Borgheld
Olson,
J.
C.
Lain,
timber
and
tie
.Inspector
for
the
C.K.R.
waa
a
business
visitor
during
the
week.
T.
E.
Clark,
assistant
government
works
engineer
of
Bmlthers.
paid
an
official
visit
to
this
end
ot
the
district
this
week.
O.
H.
Tycho.
chief
lineman
on
the
Canadian
National,
Telegraphs,
was
In
town
on
'visit
of
Inspection
on
The
W.A.
of
the
Anglican
church
met
at
'the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
C.
Fowler
on
Thursday.
,
'
The
ladies
Oulld
of
Knox
United
church
met
on
Wednesday
at
the
parsonage
when
Mrs.
Wm.
Bedore
acted
as
hostess.
3ens
'Anderson
of'Itemo
was
In
towno
on
'Wednesday.
Miss
Etanda
Marsh
left
yesterday
to
resume
her
teaching
duties
In
Prince
Itupert.
Wsnn
r
rsriiimal
Wo.
.
Anyox
snd
Jus-
Wednesday
weanesuay
proved
yruyeu
to
w
be
a
busy
j
day
j
nits
Mineral
Claim.
Situate
In
the
Allln
tt
imnv
lu.i.inn
ir
ih.
j-aa.ia
tii.iii.t
Int.
tUm
'hnanttal
here,
'two
ulrths
nein
almiit
rtiw
tulle
up
stream
from
the
i'tli
j
record.
Wednesday
morning.
The
TAKK
NOTICE
lli.il
The
KnRlneer
001(1
1
hospital
IS
at
present
imea
to
capa-
fiiiien
1.
inir
rree
minpr
s
t.eriincair
:
Mrs.
A.
Y.
'Wilson
of
Remo
was
In
MINERAL
ACT
Certificate
-of
'Improvements.
Itrowme
fu.
a'MinersI
Claim,
tttuate
In
Hie
Atlin
Mlnlna;
Iilvlslim
of
the
CtMlar
limtrlct,
on
Wsnn
Hlver,
adjolnlnir
and
to
the
smith
of
llrownle
No.
4
MX.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
Jsmn
II.
Krthw,
Free
Miner's
Cerlirirste
No.
80AA3.
Iihenrl,
vlity
days
from
the
dais
hereof,
lo
apply
to
l
he
Milling:
Recorder
for
a
Cerllf
imie
nf
lmpromenl,
fur
the
purpose
of
oh-talnlnr
a
Crown
Orant
or
the
above
claim.
Ami
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
lei-lion
05.
mint
'tie
runiiiiciirert
lierorf
iho
latue
of
surh
Certificate
of
Improvement!.
'HATHr
this
1st
sy
ilf
Hepietnlier,
'A.D.
It
l
le'V.
PIIlll
tvetil
PAIN
'from
Bladder
Irritation
Soon
eased
by
8ANTAL
MIDY
Bewsre
of
Imltstlons
en
D.
Howe
(Termnals)
..
Ben
Self
(Qyro)
A.
Macdonald
(Oyro)
.
C.
Balagno
(Terminals)
J
May
(Moose)
V.
J.
Brown
(Moose)'
a.
Anderson)
(Orotto)
.
O.
Wsugn
(Orotto)
.
.
.
.
a
p.
TiHief
8i.'
k.y.
Don
Brown
(Moose)
..
weSfork
G
turn
at
once
to
Borden's
Essie
Brand
-Condensed
Milk
if
you
cannot
nurse
baby.
For
three
generations
the
J
caiiing
infant
food.
Write
Write
It
Ttrf
Borden
Borden
On.
On.
HH
Limited,
Vancouver,
BBBJ
fH
tor
free,
helpful
Baby
H
Book.
BBBj
Condemary
South
Snmai,
tfon
on
Thursday
at
ILC.
In
compliment
to
her
sister-in-law.
Miss
Norma
Kenney.
Mrs.
O
T.
Sun-ial
was
hostess
at
a
delightful
lunch'
son
In
Oordon'a
hotel
on
Wednesday.
Don
'Mason
is
superintending
the
j
building
of
the
small
bridge
on
the
new
provincial
highway
between
here
i
and
Copper
City.
Wo;
on
It
com-
menced
this
week
and
when
finished
j
It
will
be
a
much
needed
unprovetnen'
;
over
the
old
road
GRAND
TERMINALS
HADEASY
VICTORY
.Maintained
rirt
I'lare
by
Iefrtitlng
Mow
IC
to
XIO
In
Millard
I'lUure
TTwOrand
Terminal
-Club
maintained
Its
lead
in
toe
billiard
league
by
defeating
the
Moose
last
night
by
the
d
costive
score
of
646
to
810.
The
high
break
of
the
evening
waa
32,
made
by
both
Charlie
Balagno
and
H.
Oorbett.
of
the
Orand
Terminal
team.
The
scores,
were,
as,
follows:
I
'Don'Brbw
(Moose),
125;
P.
OUonneUf
Terminals
1,200.
Joe
Brown.
139:
Charlie
Bllagno.
200.'
Jack
Judge.
146:
Prank
Zleman.
200.
J.
Hlllmam
200:
R.
Howe,
IBS.
J.
May.
200;
H.
Corbett.
180.
j
The
league
'Standing
to
data
la
as
follows
r
y
I
(James.
Total
Average
Terminals
3
370
0301
fit
Andrews
...
3
,
2722
2451
J.
Andrews
(Orottol...
3
J.
Hamilton
(Orottol
..
3
Fred
Pyle
(Ot.
Andrews)
3
J.
Hlllman
(Moose)
....
3
P.
Zleman
(Terminals)..
3
Prank
Aldrldge
(Oyro)
.
3
W.
E.
Wlltlscroft
(St.
A.)
1
8.
D.
Macdonald
(Bt.
A.)
3
P.
ODonnell
(Terminals)
3
H.
Corbett
(Terminals)..
3
Dr.
West
(Orotto)
3
3,
2
3
3
i
3
?
3
3"
J.
Judge
(Moose)
3
U.
M.cLachlan
(Bt.
A.)
3
W.
J,
NeUon
(Oyro)
..
3
W.
H.
Long
(Oyro)
....
3
Bert
Morgan
(Bt.
A.)..
3
coo
coo
600
coo
400
300
572
67
663
&3S
533
331
347
827
20
608
496.
'470
'iof
433
4S1
450
205
284
423
SPORT
CHAT
nor
Moose
.........
3
2M0
847
Qyros
3
10T7
830
The
averages
for
the
players
In
tha
league
to
date
are
as
follow:
Oarnes
Ttl.
Arer.
200
son
aeo
300
303
300
300
IB!
180
188
181
178
17
174
!
ITS
173
109
103!
141
Candidates
for
the
football
team
ii
the
University
of
Chicago
are
wonder
A
Yale
captaincy
In
a
major
(port
carries
with
.It
a
signal
honor
the
right
to
be
photographed
leaning
against
the
old
wooden
fence.
Although
the
fence
disappeared
many
years
ago
captains
of
today
still
are
"shot"
In
the
characteristic
pose.
In
each
photo-gruph
of
the
leaders
of
Old
Ell
teams
the
grass
In
front
of
the
fence
Is
always
.the
same;
It
.Is
never
cut
and
tin
lawn
mower
was
ever
run
over
It
The
Montreal
Pri
HSffiSasassaWsaa
MEN'S
OVERCOATS
from
$19.95
From
I
ho
shot
of
the
ltel
ninkor
in
iwiii.kIu.
ll
liHrtirtnl
ami
in
lite
newt'!
lalirii
-.
nnd
all
linrd
wearing.
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Penman's
95,
gilarfliilffd
all
-vonl
rom-liinatioii.
wliii-li
tmlmarily
fur
s?f.."iO.
We
art-
selling
thmn
fur
S3.D5
Single
partnenlK
each
$2.00
W'f
have
a
great
0'irtn'nl
uf
sine
of
Penman's
95
for
Boysond
Children.
Th"e
uri
Kiiariinlfi'il
all
vihI.
FOR
THE
HOUSEWIFE
Flannelette
Blankets,
MM
$1.75
Towels,
regular
prife
$t.
(ID,
going
lor
50c
Unix
two
pair-
for
ra
h
riitomer
TO
RtMT
TOR
KENT.
EIORT
nOOUED
MOD-
ern
house
on
Borden
Btreet.
hov
water
heater.
Five
roomed
modern
house
on
Sixth
Avenue
West.
Pour
roomed
modern
house.
740
Ful
ton
Btreet.
Warehouse
on
First
Avenue,
known
as
Northern
Exchange
Building.
it.
M.
Stephens
ti
Co..
Ltd.
333
FOR
RENT
OR
BALE.
THE
LATEST
Improved
coin
operated
electric
pianos.
For
terms,
address
Electrle
Piano,
care
Dally
News
Office.
187
j
FOR
RENT.
-
BIX
ItOOM
MODERN
134
1
flat
with
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Ave.
152!
East
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
tf
130
130
148
i
1431
TOIl
RENT
FURNISHED
APARTMENT
on
Second
Avenue;
four
rooms
and
bath.
Water
paid.
Phone
647.
FOR
RENT
PIANOS.
PLATER-pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
i
FOR
RENT
MODERN
UP-TO-DATE
flat:
large
airy
rooms;
tire
place;
close
In.
Max
Hellbrouer.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
u
MODERN
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
FIVE
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
ROOM:
SUIT
two.
010
Sixth
Avenue
West.
230
ing
whether
they
must
Include
a
clear
FOR
RENT
NEW
MODERN
HOUSE
tenor
voice
among
the
assets
they
brlnit
231
Fourth
Avenue
East
to
tthe
gridiron.
A.
A.
Btagg.
coach,
-
had
the
men
march
onto
the
field
for!
FOUND
the
ouenlne
mune
with
Florida
slnalna
The
Bong
of
The
C."
which
only
lette-
jfuno-nva.
babkuaij.
datb.
men
may
sing.
The
entrance
was
mt
i
PT
"fw
Omn.
lmprtsslve
departure
from
the
honored
'
custom
of
sending
the
squad
scamper-
j
lug
onto
the
turf
to
run
up
and
down
the
-rhalk
llnea
In
a
dummy
signal
drill.
But
some
of
the
local
humorists
apparently
have
little
ear
for
music.
The
press
has
been
full
of
Jibes
about
the
"old
man's"
alnglng
school.
MISCELLANEOUS
Ap.
MAKE
MONEY
AT
HOME.
MEN
AND
women
can
earn
81
to
83
an
hour
In
spare
time
writing
showcards.
No
canvassing
or
soliciting.
We
instruct
you
and
supply
you
with
work.
Write
today.
The
Menhcnnlt
Company
Limited,
61
Dominion
Building,
Toronto.
THIS
FURB
MADE
TO
ORDER
AND
Remodelled.
Haw
skins
tanned
and
dressed.
Mall
orders
promptly
attended
to
Mrs,
F.
Tarr,
334
Broadway
East.
Vancouver.
sectlou
Of
the
genuine
old
Tale
wooden
fence.
A
photographer's
mat
to
retire-
Look
for
ths
word
"MiDVl
reason
I'
that
the
men
are
posed
In
a
i
sent
gross
Is
placed
B0
etsllsvod
i'y,l,U
1
Photogrspfi
Vgary
where
there
1
ft
I
FRONT
PAGE
on
the
floor
WANTED.
WANTED.
-
A
REAL
LIVE
MAN
TO
handle
our
products
in
the
city
ol
Prince
Rupert.
Oood
opportunity
for
the
right
man.
Apply
the
J.
It.
Wat-kins
Company.
1130
Hamilton
Street.
Vancouver.
U.O.
337
WOMAN
WANTED
FOR
KITCHEN
help.
Apply
Oood
Eats
Caff.
EXPERIENCED
KITCHEN
HELP
WANT-
ed.
Inlander.
FOR
SALE.
FOR
SALE.
Lot
2.
Mark
6.
section
A.
The
best
available
view
lot
on
Fourth
Avenue.
IftOO
cash
No
need
to
build
in
a
poor
location
unUI
this
lot
is
sold.
W.
M.
Stephens
and
Co..
Ltd.
338
FOR
BALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
IS-
Ute,
we
are
authorised
to
sell
several
lots,
some
comers,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Prices
low
and
terms
from
10O0
monthly.
Enquire
T.
steClymont
u
FOR
BALE
TWO
UUOOIE3
ONE
English
type
and
one
small
Both
In
good
condition.
Apply
Stuart.
718
Fifth
Avenue
West.
REOAL
13-14
MARINE
ENQINE
FOR
Bale,
with
magneto,
tanks
and
com
plete
Installation,
cheap.
Appty
Im
perial
Machine
Works,
339
TENT
FOR
SALE.NEW
THIS
YEAH
and
used
onl
one
week.
Price
f20,
Pullen,
Dully
New.
U
FOR
SALE.
FIVE
ROOMED
HOUSE,
near
Dry
Dock.
Apply
Box
331.
Dally
News
Office
345
FOR
8AI.E.
CHEAP.
HALF
A
TON
OI
old
newspaers.
Apply
Dally
News,
rr
FURNITURE
FOR
BALE
Eighth
Avenue
Went.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
AT
339
BOARD,
THE
INLANDER.
030
Bcond
Aveuue.
Phone
137.
CIIIIUM'lt.WTIC
"
'
i
lilt.
It.
I).
UYOLt
HON
ciiiiioPK.tiinu
023
Third
Atentie.
Ofllce
visits
S1.00
House
atlls
S3.0Q
For
appointment
Thone
Orflce
Blue
BS
Residence
Black
333
hi:mtaikant
fiooii
hath
cur:
Mr
Unger,
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O,
W.
V.A.
(tooil
Home
Cooked
Mruls.
Phone
Black
700
Advertise
In
Th
Dally
Nws
ices
The
Montreal
Importers
are
still
offering
Prince
Rupert
buyers
every
opportunity
to
buy
goods
by
the
best
makers
at
Montreal
prices.
Now
that
the
colder
weather
is
here,
it
is
time
for
heavier
clothing
See
These
Prices!
Did
You
Ever!
Look!
BOYS'
OVERCOATS,
$9.05
We
have
only
fifly
of
ti
you
me
Itiein,
yon
will
ran
Im
nifiilc
fur
(lie
nion
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Penman's
71
Knuil'ii
$1.75
Single
garnieiita
$0t
Penman's
'Heavy
Wool
Underwear,
garment
$14
(iulimitioti
)2j)
MEN!
SEE
THESE!
Handkerchiefs,
a
far
.
.
25c
Work
Socks,
imr
2
Braces
5c
Soft
Collars,
ea
li
2k
We
invite
you
to
come
and
inspect
the
stock
of
good
we
are
offering.
See
for
yourself.
See
the
quality
and
note
the
prices,
before
you
outfit
for
the
winter
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue.
Classified
Ads.
J.
B.
miller,
Propria?.
sviaassisissaai
aaiM
n
ST
Fl
I
T
wnisf
nvbi.
i
vw
CAR
PRICES.
prr
C.lia-i
Mi
Ton
l.igi'
Qial
rourliti
a
ii
'I
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HuaiUirr
fiaefe
nnd
Com:
t.nnilsii
I
i
1
M
t
f
I
i
USED
CARS
ON
H"J
I
Fonl
l.wn
M
open
body
I
Ford
f-inii'
I'
panel
bodv
I
Ford
t.ijrlir
H
tarler
equ
i
I
Fnrd
Tudr
ulnrtof
oriuipm
I
Oldsmnlillf'
.i
per
'1Yurli'i;.
Tfrma
rnn
o
new
and
used
Mirrllafr.
KAIEN
OARAOE
1n
PnHllsr,
MnLniiahlln
consider
Why
walk
during
Mel
nt
J
i.
1
1
-
DnntlaC
1
uiuinuuiu,
i
"
Chevrolet
Car
Phone
62
liiii'
ia
tiiK
TP1'
to
buy
t
t
car
v-
.-M
winter
weathert
,
,
We
have
several
new
r.
-3'"
prleea
are
at
lo
16
'
terms
are
'available.
1
hi:i
'."
.
R
Two
Ford
,Belf
BUrts
-
guaranteed.
One
'Ford
Truck
-8i:ap
On?
Chevrolet
Llgh'
running
order
Make
lis
an
o
N.
E.
PAIIKI
K
TP'
Foiin
in:."'"
Phono
TAXI
r.7
Ta'1
.
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ri-n
Until
lr
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jc
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HUBS
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DM-
,
Across
from
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