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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
CATHOLICS'
BIG
j
'BALDWIN
SEES
mi
1K1
ii
jii
AMMITAI
DA7A
AT)
1
'
ee
mis
illlllUili
DRLtinlX-
DANGER
AHEAD,
b.UU
J
D'
idiiiuuu
mug
i
nr
Vic-
man
who
want
a
cnjcajtement
rinjf
at
a
t
iterate
price,
this
in
about
Trr
stone
is
perfect
and
jfood
size
for
the
money,
truni'antce
the
quality
or
.
m
back.
Set
in
the
i
t
pattern
netting,
white
vellow
gold.
(it
hers
at
$2."
to
$125.03.
JOHNS
rlRVELLERS
CO
v.
'ULtul
store
wntt
nic
CLOCH
BENTS
tadics
Hcady-to-Wear
,-u:
recc'veil
a
splendid
line
of
Tames
and
misses
Winter
Coats
he
latest
materials
and
:ic
and
a
fine
election
V'.crnoon
Dresses
also
Dresses
fur
sport
n
sizes
:I0
to
44.
Price
from
J.
BENT
Third
Avenue.
Phone
651.
;
cv
man
wuh
roet
sjomt
)
vSj
W
f
i
VTI
'
V
"III
II.
"
,
C!
tAJW
MAKES
1'
u
'
A
V
n
don
t
need
a
telescoi
c.?c
hat
Winter
is
com
The
man
who
look
:r
4
will
fill
up
his
bin
v
irood
coal
now
and
ke
ild
at
a
safe
distance.
VYr
have
n
battery
of
men,
K
and
tractor
and
lots
oal
ammunition
awaiting
ur
call
to
defend
the
home
ns
cold.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
11G
and
1J7
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
tPhont)
U.
:rtg6,
WarehoustDi,
and
Distributing
Team
or
Mntor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
Ws
Speolallza
In
Plan
ana"
Fumllur)
Bwvlns.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735.
NlQht
Phone
687,.
539,
Green
238,
Black
.735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
(a.
DU8HBY,
Man.
Dir.
LUMBER
We
nre
manufacturing
"'JiibIi
fuuhlressed
lum-'x'1
KiIkp
grain
boat
fpdnr.
Halibut
nixl
salmon
boxes.
Ask
Fop
Prices
n
.
aeal
love
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
582
All-.UK
IV
PAKIl
IIAt.l,
IS
UOIMI
MHONO
AM
(tl
KH
I'llOMISK
'
I'M'HMTIiKNTl:!!
MfTKs
Judging
from
the
large
crowds
in
at-tendance,
the
complete
program
of
noveltle
and
other
entertaiv.jwnt
offered
and
the
enthusiasm
displayed
by
U
tUp
having
anything
o
do
with
the
affair,
the
annual
Catholic
bazaar
which
iu
opened
in
the
Parish
Hat)
yesterday
afternoon
by
Rev.
Father
P
J
McOrath,
give
promise
oi
being
the
mest
suerctsful
affair
of
lt
kind
yet
and
that,
when
pad
successes
are
remembered,
will
aeem
indeed'
to
be
a
real
achievement.
Every
membei
and
adherent
of
the
church
is
devoting
efforu
toward
putting
the
affair
over
and
their
energies
will
n
aeema
be
crowned
with
super
)
In
,
general
charge
or
the
bazaar
features
It
Mr.
D.
W.
MorrlMey
with
convener!
and
assistants
at
the
various
booth
as
foUpws:
Paney
work
Mr.
A
Levnur
r
Mrs
II.
Smith,
aaalsted
by
Mrs
M
-Brterlty.
Mr.
H.
P.
Qlaney.
Un
Wilfrid
Oratton
and
MIm
Helen
Nuclei)
Handkerchief
Mr
Jame
McNulty
assisted
by
Mr
Alex
Macdonald
Country
Stare-
Mr
C.
P
Balagno
assisted
by
Mr
Lawler.
Mln
Pulmlr-i
A
tori
MIm
Mary
Aatorl.
Mm
a
W
K.ikerson.
Mr.
J.
H.
Meagher.
Kenneth
I
Meagher
and
lUrry
Aatorl.
j
'
Candv-
-Mr.
P.
W.
Isrnrr
aulitnl
Dlitriion
and
Ut.
TAkK
N'lTIi
K
thai
Hnbrrl
ileorrv
John-Km.
!
aitdr--,
it
luvemiM
lauavrjr,
ill
airli
iHWttr
In
Uk-
and
uM
lo
iHin
tillooa
or
di
r
water
uul
at
wei
nr
wiurr
at
China
Hal.
)
'
i.h.
.
...
.
khUh
fk..
tntflfe.
'
This
advertisement
.s
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Conlroi
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
ItriMsh
Onlnmhia
-
'
);n
by
Mr
P.
P.
Kenny
and
Mr.
P.
nvrne.
.
mm
'
Pufi
Pond
Mr
P
M.
Crosby.
a-i
'
Mri
DolroB
M"
0rtmUl
nd
Mr
lied
by
Mr.
Arthur
Beale
iCurtla
poured
yetterday
and
Mr.
KJn-
Tilt
fi
t
BOOM
k'de
,nd
Un
D'
E
"
Pur-
The
tea
room
decorated
In
pink
and
tod
Tho"
1Ml,Un,!
,n
KrTlng
of
Mr.
Oiler
!,B
wbitc
1.
in
general
charge
'Urdy
were
Mi
Lah
Bleecker.
Better
ted
bT
Mr.
Oarrall
and
Beatrice
Montman.
Olady
Leduc,
Mar-
WATER
NOTICE.
igrrt
and
Mary
McCaffery,
Ollce
Van
jiiotien
ana
Agne
jimnrr.
u
mem
ber
of
St.
Joseph'
entrance
clau.
The,
osshler
wa
Mr.
M.
p.
McCtffery
as-
fated
by
Mr.
Comadlna
and
Ur.
Kin-
rai
and
dralot
inf
Trail
Bav
abuui
4oSBrien
looked
after
the
SerTinft
of
loo
frri
-.rtiih
afcutig
Hie
brarh
rruui
Ibe
.ulh
rrrsm
Vn
Ktmrr
l.i
."
kiuNi
i.k.
TM
.
sit
wilt
be
(tivrrf,-ii
fntm
ui
iieatn
at1
During
the
afternoon
there
were
imini
abuui
o
rwi
rni
iu
wmt
n,H
elecUon-by
Mr.
P.
P.
Kenny.
.iii-l
will
be
ux
d
fr
tnneilir
and
rauncry
JT
...,.
,
.
,,'
ipsrtM..
upon
ibe
land
aVKTteml
a
lot
'
MHs
Virginia
RleU-Mlas
Agne
Oratton.
-V.
kltsami
I
H.
TBI
swtlee
w
nwed
,
uis
BUnche
Curtln
and
Mis
Orace
taw
I
ata
ut
mi
u-wtxT.
!?.
"ipy
or
ia
snwa
ami
.
an
aimliraiNin
iwrMwnl
larrrio
and
IS'wHh
vocal
solbs.WTre
Mrs.
J.
J.
Mul-
II"
Walrr
.l"
will
be
nK-d
m
i
UT-
.,.
-...,ki.
d
m.
he.
.,r
ine
Wsler
Hreedt
l
Pet-ce
,
-
hiuieri.
otuetttiai,
lo
lb
apVUrlUafl
mar
'Nrlll
sreamDanled
br
Mrs.
KennT.
lil'l
wim
Ihr
aid
WiKr
Heninler
of,
'
s.r
Vvst
nirw
ch
nt
n
baraar
a
Hot
nip-i
i
.nr.
itx
i
nMMroltrr
-r
Wsier
Wthia.
l
ariMineiii
Hiiiidms-.
virions.
PL,
wlltun
ptr
la
being
served
with
cabaret
danc-
dale
-4
ibe
rtfi
piiblu-tin
ul
thu
notKn
by
Mr.
Ponder'
Orchestra.
Last
night
...
,T'or.
k,,IMTJS.
I"""
W"
Itrtrt
n,S
mn,Cn
j
.ppWs.
tracted
considerable
attention.
MOTICr.
OF
INTtNTIOSJ
TO
SerLY
FOR
LEASE
liKAMI.IIKAWIXl
I
.'One
of
the
most
Interesting
features
'
in
I
if
Mod
Meo.rtliiif
Dwtrlrt
f
AlltS)
Ust
night's
,
proceedings
was
the
l"T;;,,:;T;VK,iirriUlSViSiee
Wring
of
twelve
odd
number,
in
the
!
lirarv
i
id
.
Im..
s
rvai.iered
laltunr
"-
grand
prlre
,
contes(E
Tonight
twelve
mmi
fr
.n
nin
inr
,
-n.w.mr
j.
m.
-
mmibcr.
1Hbe
drawn
and
from
i
tiai
ifUfm'ia.
iM-rwpaiii'U.
a
itwwna
.
.n-
,
mifiHi.
ii.
Miy
rir
rrir-re
lee
the
rtwenty-four.
flva
ticket
wlll
be
....
...
...
......
..
i
.....
.
aboal'oS
drawn
to
decide
the
winner
planled
i
.mrmu.
at
a
ixm
fifl
di-laiit
in
an
of
the
Eaaierur
Uairriy
direeikun
oirwun
trm
irwn
fTttix
prizes.
The
odd
number
drawn
IW
-rin
l
cwrrtrr
hi
"".";-
....
,,,
it,.l
hnlrt.r
ut
fol-
imk
Minrral
).
Miuaira
ai
me
imium
"
,
I
VVatiti
lnvir.
on
rku
Vrm
nr
Tst1h
lowi:
i.
I'-ax
in
a
Suribrrty
direct
k-n
S
i
No.
K.
a.
Bosworth.
n.nrth
orean
Ocean
M
iurM-e
tanerly
too
reel.
Ibfiveii
3307..
ismittiertr
feet
umre
ir
leaa
W
hlh
Wjii.
..
.
;
.
'
.
.
.
ttwiMir
I
mi
f..f
-
.
,.rr
,,r
lea
tn
rx4n
e.mmiKWrni
.
Nd.
112U
l
Murray
Puller,
city,
iid
mnuinln
o
i
cn-
umre
r
No.-3071.
Ivy
Melnnas.
729
Thirtieth
isimedi
if.
Xi
N.
IIUSKfl.
Atewie
East.
Vancouver
B.
:.
1
A.
A
rent.
i30i
Slstera
of
St.
Joseph.
MINERAL
ACT.
Certifies!
of
Imprstamanl
j
sweepattke
Mo.
I.
weetuk
Ks.
VM.-ihitial
and
anvtlke
a
(
Frae-
i
i
in
api'M
in
llir
iiiiii
K.
nnwnm
inn
i
!!
iriirirap
"f
Impnivenienu,
for
llm
'
,
pnri.i-
"i
miuimns
:rown
urann
i
ill.
ahnxF
claim
ami
rrnTHKii
take
oticr
mat
ae-
tlnn
under
terllun
t
mut
be
enmmrnred
I
lx
f..ro
ihi
liie
nf
Mich
certlficsies
of
iniimemenl
i
lTin
Ihi
lt
dy
of
September.
A.D.
l
.
'1
MILK
Cusli
price
of
tickets
is
advanced
to
6
Quarts
for
$1.00
11
Pints
for
$1.00
Ciiiiiincncing
November
1.
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phona
676
DENTIST
GEORGE
RORIE
fllAKTKKBI)
ACCOUNTANT
AND
AUDITOR
Phone
.IH?
,13
second
Avenue
West,
Prime
Hupert
tthorold.
Ont.
j
No.
I84S,
Jahn
Salmon,
P.O.
Box
t.
Anyox.
No.
8787.
A.
N-
Cavlglla,
P.O.
Box
iinmal
MMieeal
Clauus.
sliuale
la
Um
Allin!306.
Anyox.
1
W?hM2$?
Arm.
j
N..
45.
Pardlne
Worsten.
P.O.
Box
I
near
bep
Creek.
..
.
i20J.
City.
rva'F.
MiTlft
IMI
netimm
symes.,
v
B
Bu
d
Blrrle
1
PO
-u-
.barrlolrr
awl
ollcllor.
nf
SIS
Vel
Pen-1
Box
308.
d.-r
91..
VswiiilVi-r,
BhlWh
Cnliimtiia,
art-
ettv.
Imr
for
SweepaUke
Nlnlnr
Cf
i
...
a
aa-i-ni
n
Hamera-Stewart'
larraiiisi
Frvr
Miner1
Ceilintale
No.'
ho.
3379,
w.
it..
narneraaiewan.
nun.
mirnd.
suiv
dj
fnnii
it
date
i
o.
381.
Hev.
Father
Allard.
Legac,
No.
1723,
Thorn
Le
Hane,
city.
'
No.
4433.
Mlaa
81gne
U
Erlcksen,
030
Ninth
Avenue
We,
city.
MINERAL
ACT
CrMfkaU
el
Improvement.
!
Warni
Frai-Uimal
So.
t.
Anyot
tnd
Jut
una
Mineral
.lUaima,
siiuiie
In
the
Ainu
'
Mimnir
Uivi'ltiii
Ijr.iilie
'.aislar
IHHrlrt,
aiKiiit
une
tulle
tip
dream,
rrom
tlie
hnuth
nr
wann
nivef.
'
.
TAKE
NiiTICB
that
Tri
Knrlneer
-Oold
I
Mine-
Ltd..
JSC,
t'rtee
Miner
Certirinti1
8;j(M..
mlvnd.
.fitly
day
rmn
llie
.
itate
nrrwir
,to
apHj
to
the
Mlnlnr
He-
rnnlcr
tor
a
Certificate
ir
linprovMiient.
i
fur
tlii'
purpne.
of
nblalmng
I
Cimwii
Oram
tif
the
above
claim.
1
and
lnrilier
likn
mil
We
I
ba
I
rllon.-vn
.tier
serihin
S..nml
t
commenced
before
the
Iimis
or
such,
i-riuricaio
or
in
pruvo-uu-nta.
.
.
.
I
nTEn
UM
ll
diy
of
September.
V.D,
l''
It
lrM
VRAKV.R
Amn
MINERAL
ACT
.rtlf
Ictt
.of
lmproamnti.
No.
Lot
?.
Mineral
Claim.
Brownie
.....
4,
.1.
.
.in
I
n.
I
MINERAL
ACT
iCarUflcate-
of
Imoroiramanta.
Rrownie
run.
A
Mineral
claim,
situate
In
Die
Atlin
.Mlnlnr
Division
nf
Um
Caanlar
Dimrlrl,
on
Waun
Hlver,
dnlning
and
to
hi
unlilh
t.f
llrmvnle
No.
4
MX.
TAaK
MtlflCE
that
I.
Jamea
B.
Kershaw,
Free
Miner'
Certificate
No.
SUMS,
Intend,
shty
dnjrs
from
the
dale
hereuf,
to
apply
lo
the
Mimnr
tterorder
for
a
Certificate
of
linnmvoi
nnis.
for
the
purpose
.of
b
lalnlnir
a
Crown
(Irani
nf
the
aliovo
claim.
Ami
rnrllior
lake
notice
that
action,
nn-'
dcr
tertlon
;5t
must
be
coimiionced
brfor
the
Issue
of
surli
Ccrllflcate
ot
Improve-nicnts.
DATED
this
IH
day
of
Seplcmtier.
A.D.
tata.
H.
Men.
FRA31R,
AgeuL
fir.NCKAL
KTKIKK
AS
NATIONAL.'
ItANCiKK
AMI
CKITICI7.KH
OP-PI1SITIOV
IN
PAUMAMKNT
J
LONDON,
Nor.
4-At
the
,
Cormerya
tlve
conference
at
Scarborough,
Premierj
uaiawin
aucuAeea
u
uumorr
yi
nsuwut
question
Including
the
Oenerat
Strice
Mr
Baldwin
had
apoken
for
nearly
three-quarters
of
an
hour
before
.
he
reached
the
ubject
of
the
general
strike,
which,
he
said,
they
could
now'j
review
without
passion
No
uch
threat!
had
been
madeto'the
Brltlah
commv
nlty
alnce
the
war
The
logical
result
j
.
wa
plain.
Had
ltj
been
successful
It
-
would
have
brought
to
an
end
our
Par-
lnatltutlon.
to
which
the
IlUmehtuy
people
of
the
country
were
profoundly
attached.
HI
Majettyt
Opposition
had
,
ahomn
a
lack
of
statesmanship
and
..of
courage.
It
was
silent
at
a
moment
when
courage
might
have
saved
vthe'
altuatloa
It
leader
raised
not
a
sln-j
gle
word
of
protest
in
public.
They
could
have
ahown
that
they
stood
for
law
and
order,
but
they
faUed
to
do
so.
Those
who
called
the
strike
had
learned
their
theory
abroad.
It
had
left
many
results
behind.
Including
the
postponement
of
any
prospect
of
ameliorative
legislation
that
required
money
that
would
be
used
to
keep
discontent
alive.
1
1
had
aW
brought
to
the
forefront
the
I
necessity
for
an
examination
of
trade
union
law
-
declaration
which
provoked
he
greatest
enthusiasm
of
the
evening.
Society,
he
added,
still
needed
trade?
unions,
and
collective
bargaining
was
stin
a
necessity:
There
wa
further,
cheering
for
the
promise
that
the'-givtrnmeat
would
give
prompt
and
carefuf
consideration
to
the
resolution
passed
by
the
Conference
that
day.
PHKIMKE
II
I
I.I.
"Let
me
add
this."
the
Prime
Minister
concluded.
3Ve
are
conscious
of
the
wishes
of
our
loyal
supporters
In
the
country.
We
ars
fully
all
re
to
the
im
portance
of
the
question.
As
soon
as
we
have
completed
dut
examination
of
the
lubiect
we
shall
nrcDare
a
BUI
and
Jim
McNoulty
nd
Michael
O'-w.th
lrt
fvliMmtnt
Whea
we
are
In
a
position
to
present
that
BUI.
we
shall
rely
with
confidence
on
you
for
the
loyal
support
which
you
have
so
freely
given
us
in
the
past.'
This
declaration
provoked
from
a
dele
gate
the
Interjection.
"And
we
ahall
not
betray
you."
h:de
r.iouiw
Before
Mr.
Baldwin
delivered
bis
speech
the
Conference
had
discussed
the
following
resolution:
"That
in
view
of
the
experience
afforded
by
the
genera)
strike
of
May,
1928.
thla
conference
la
of
the
opinion
that
the
present
state
of
the
law
re-
latlng
to
tradet
unions
constitutes
a
menace
to
nalfonal
"security,
while
depriving
the
individual
of
political
and
Industrial
freedom,
and
that
this
conference
therefore
urges
the
government
u
introduce
legMatlen
to
amend
the
law:
"lit
To
make
Illegal
any
strike
called
without
a
secret
ballot
of
the
members
of
the
trade
unloa
affected;
2
to
Increase
the
security
of
the
Individual
worker
against
victimization
and
intimidation
on
.account
of
hi
political
beliefs;
(3)
to
make
mass
picketing
and
the
picketing
of
a
man's
private
residence
Illegal;
(41
to
require
the
national
accounts
of
trade
unions
to
be
audited
by
certified
accountants."
The
resolution
which
wa
.amended
so
as
to
require
train-
union
accounts
to
be
audited
by
"ctnlfled
chartered
accountant,"
wa
carried
unanimously
amid
loud
cheers.
ITNAL
KF.OLl'TION
The
following
resolution
waa
alsa
carried
by
a
large
majority:
This
conference
Is
of
opinion
that,
as
the
liberty
of
plesstng
themselves
whether
they,
Joined
a
trade
union
or
not.
which
the
worker
of
thl
country
once
enjoyed,
has
been
taken
from
them
by
the
coercive
measures
adopted
by
em
ployer
and
trade
union
official,
the
government
be
requested
to
provide
In
the
BUI
dealing
with
trade
union
which
it
1
under
tood
U
thortly
to
be
brought
before
Parliament,
that
while
It
ahall
be
perfectly
legitimate
a
call
attention
to
the
advantages
of
a
trade
"union,
It
hall
be
unlawful
for
anyone
to
make
membership
of
a
trade
union
a
condition
of
employment
"
STEWART
At
the
econd
meeting
last
week
for
the
purpose
of
discussing
Incorporation
of
Stewart1
under
the
Village
Act,
It
Became
So
Weak
Could
Hardly
Stand
Mr.
Wm.
Talmer,
Tomahawk,
"
Alts.,
..
.
.
.
.
in
tlm
Xl.i.liiv
tilvl.l.in
nr
Um
-
ail
anilnir
I
ha.1
ft
Inner
i:asiar
UIMrhi,
"'"J1"
WeM
Arm
-wf
T-l
0(
knew
anj
becsms
so
weak
kun
Arm.
bntil
mree
duarter
of
a
mile
'
.,,
...
.
n
.
im
.irni
rnim
Hie
ukiUIIi
of
Wann
lllver.
naruiv
hardly
ko-
a
mm
nm
I
TAKK
NOTICK
that
I,
Charles
K.-illlnmre,
rree
.Miner
s
i;enmraie
,,
umi,
inu-iiu,
lalxiv
dny
from
'the
dale
hereof,
lo
apply
"to
llio
Minlnir
newrrtor
fT
a
Certificate
nf
linpmvrnient,
rir
tne
nurpiise
er
no-talninx
a
crown
Jrsnl
of
llie
aim
claim.
And
further
taken
notice
that
union,
under
eevtkm
SS.
inuM
Ik
rimininm-ed
before
Um
Issue
of-such
Certificate
nf
Im-priiveinenla,
DATED'
lh(
ll
iday
of
September.
A.D
t!f.
.
.
ti
Xir!.
PIIASFR,
rent.
leei
at
nipht
as
th
least,
lit
tie
noise
would
wake
me
up.
I
tried
blood
tonics
and
other
nerve
pills,-
hut
they
did
me
no
tfood,
and
1
was
(retting
worse.
I
wrote
my
mother
about
my
condition,
and
she
pent
mo
three
boxes
of
TV
nf
ii
1
1?
J
aflm
Jfiwm
After
ths
flint
hox
I
Teas
foelltig
mtjch
better,
ho
I
kept
on
Until
I
had
used
the
three
boxes,
and
now
I
feel
as
well
as
ever
I
did
when
I
was
a
young-
gir.
"
lTio
0c,
a
box
at
all
dealer,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
MUburu
Co.,
LluUtcd,
Toronto,
Out
An
Open
Letter
to
the
Public
from
the
Ai
Shipments
from
-
the
B.C.
Sliver
fo-the
season
to
date
total
7IQ
tons.
The
last'
shipment
of
330
tons
was
made
eu
the
freighter
Mogul
and
will
be
de-i
Ilvered
to
a
smelter
In
the
United
States.
Word
has
been
received
by
local
friends
of
the
recent
marriage
In
Vancouver
of
Miss-Mamie
Fraser.
formerlv
of
SU
art.
and
Edward.
McQuade
or
Victoria.
The
happy
couple
are
spend
ing
a
honeymoon
In
the
south
Itfters
which'
ther
will
Uke
up
residence
la
Victoria.
Tom
McLean.
Tim
Williams
and
Alex
Mclnnis.
who
left
Stewart
on
September
26
to
reconnoitre
the
route
of
a
trail
from
Telegraph
Creek
to
this
place,
returned
here
last
week.
They
report
that
there
would
be
no
very
serlou
dlftlcultle
in
the
way
of
build-ln.S
uch
a
trail
which
would
make
thH
the
winter
outlet
for
Telegraph
Creek
and
Dease
Lake
districts
Instead
of
ths
present
circuitous
route
via
Atlin.
JoseDh
W.
Christian,
who
waa
an
employee
of
the
Premier
Mine
for
five
vears.
waa
found
Tlead
In
his
bed
last
week.
He
waslxty
years
of
age
and
Is
survived
by
a
daughter.
Mr.
Middieton
of
Houston.
Miss
E.
Magar.
.
assistant
to
Mining
Recorder
Scarlett,
has
left
for
her
home
In
Port
Simpson.
Mrs.
L.
Jesscn
arrived
here
last
week
from
Vancouver
to
Join
her
husband.
who
Is
manager
of
the
BoyleiBroa.
dia
mond
drilling
concern.
THROUGH
SLEEPING
CARS
TO
SHIP'S
SIDE
The
Canadian
National
RaUway
have
made
arrangements
to
operate
tourist
attd
stan-lard
leeplng
car
through
Ipjin
the
Pacific
Coat
to
we
nipx
ldc
t
Montreal
and
Ha
if
as
in
connection
with
Old
Country
sailings
during
.November
and
December.
For
full
.Information
regarding
rate,
reservations,,
passports,
etc.
call
t
ri.i
Ttpkot
Office;
Canadian
National
itiUlwsj;.
im
Third
Avtuu
thons
380.
Montreal
Importers
The
impression
is
being
spread
around
the
community
that
the
Roods
being
Hold
by
the
Montreal
Importer!
are
cheap
goods
cheap
In
quality
as
well
as
in
price..
W
believe
that
thi
is
being
done
deliberately-
we
may
lie
wrong
we
would,
like
to
hope
bo,
but
we
doubt
it.
Ve
wish
to
take
this
opportunity
to
assure
the
buying
public
that
we
rtand
behind
every
article
we
Kelt,
both
as
regards
quality
and
price.
Our
goods
come
to
us
from
Montreal
from
manufacturers
than
whom
in
Canada
there
are
none
better.
They
back
up
their
own
products
and
we
back
up
our
mn
merchandise.
We
have
dealt
with
these
game
manufacturers
in
another
city
for
years
and
years.
We
know
them
and
they,
know
us.
People
may
wonder
how
it
is
that
we
can
offer
merchandise
for
sale
here
in
1'rince
Itupert
at
Montreal
prices.
The
chief
reason
is
that
we
have
buying
connections
in
Montreal
that
we
can
depend
upon.
We
don't
wait
until
the
manufacturer
.sends
his
representative
to
sell
to
us.
We
go
to
the
manufacturer
direct
to
buy
from
him.
And
this
makes
a
big
difference
in
price
which
the
ordinary
retail
customer
possibly
doesn't
realise.
We
repeat
that
we
buy
first
class
goods
from
the
best
manufacturers
in
this
Dominion
and
we
absolutely
guarantee
every
article
we
sell.
And
we
hell
at
Montreal
prices.
That
the
people
of
I'rince
Rupert
want
these
Montreal
prices
is
proven
by
the
heavy
volume
of
mail
order
business
done
with
this
city.
Anyone-can
see
this
by
watching
the
post
office
or
express
office
on
train
days
and
eeing
the
enormous-
number
of
parcels
arriving
from
Ke-feina,
Winnipeg
and
other
places.
Our
facilities
enable
us
to
compete
with'these
mail
order
houses
both
in
price
and
quality
and
at
the
same
time
saving
the
Prince
Hupert
people
the
trouble
of
buying
money
orders,
and
enabling
them,
too,
to
inspect
the
goods
before
purchasing.
We
would
ask-
the
buying
public
to
disregard
what
they
hear
from
anybody
and
to
inspect
the
goods
we
offer.
Our
goods
will
speak
for
thenf
selves
and
our
prices
will
prove
what
we
say.,
Hut
all
we
ask
you
is
to
see
and
fudgel
For
we
can
only
continue
in
business
if
we
can
hold
your
goodwill.
We
want
to,
for.
we
want
to
remain
in
business"
for
a
few
years
yet.
And
we
can
only
continue
to
give
you
Montreal
prices
by
assuring
you
of
Montreal
-quality.
Therefore
we
again
invite
you
to
come
into
our
store
and
see
for
.
yourself
what
e
have
to
offer.
wa
unanimously
decided
to-
send
aj
petition
to
the
provincial,
governmen;
with
a
View
to
affecting
the
proposal.!
.
B.
MILLER,
Proprietor
GREETING
:
CARDS
Our
Christmas
(ireeting
Cards
are
nmv
on
display.
We
have
a
wide
.-election
of
artistic
cards
in
a
variety
of
styles
and
greeting's
that
will
enable
you
to
express
exactly
your
wishes
ami
gladden
the
hearts
of
your
friends
to
whom
they
are
sent.
They
are
priced
from
5c
lo
$1.00
each
and
we
would
recommend
that
you
make
your
choice
now
as
a
number
of
our
customers,
last
year,
left
mnking
their
selection
until
it
was
too
late.
BE
WISE
AND
BUY
EARLY
1
We
nlso
have
Personal
Greeting
Cards
ami
a
hook
of-sample
jcards
may
be
examined
in
the
store
or
we
will,
in
request)
send
a
book,
for
you
lo
examine
the
samples
at
home.
Ormes
Ltd.
The
Rexall
Store.
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Phones
82
and
200
Easy
Electric
Vacuum
WASHER
Here
ia
a
machine
which
embodies
the
most
approved
principles
of
cleaning,
at
a
price
which
should
place
it
in
every
home
having
electric
power.
Galvanized
Wash
Tubs,
Galvanized
Pails
Clothes
Line
Wire,
Clothes
Line
Pulleys
Ironing
Hoards
WashIloards
.Solid
Copper
Wash
Hollers
Thompson
Hardware
Go.,
Ltd.
233
Third
Avenue.
Phone
101
Good
Glasses
if
you
need
them.
Good
Advice
If
you
don't.
GUSTAV
SIVERTZ
OPTICIAN
AND
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes
Examined.
Glasses
Fitted.
Consultation
Free.
At
McCutcheon's
Drug
Store.
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