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strength
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oz
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Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
84.
Wa
deliver.
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
$8.60
Per
half
load
3.50
Per
sack
50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransfer
139
8econd
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
tt.
r.erltge,
Warehousing,
end
nutrlbutlng.
Team
or
Motor
Bert
lee.
Coal,
Band
and
OraveL
We
Ipeclallie
In
Plane
n4
Furniture
Kevlnfl.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Wo
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
al
15o
for
Half
Pint.
'
Quality
and
Service
Special
loe
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
II
finrtar
sppiemDcr
ij.
iv:o.
TH1
DAILY
FtWWB
PAflE-
FIVE
n
.
ew
rnces
altham
Watches
These
are
Ilio
new
r?-j
duced
tfp'rif
e-
for,
movements
!
Premier
of
North
Island
is
Visitor
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Welcomed
by
Local
Ulstermen
Oil
lif
I'ririPH
ltiinit.
rvtift
i
a
i.n
il-
.
-
'
wind,
rtin
be
filled
into
any!wn
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H'Kht
Hon.
HirJame
Mir,,,!
..
.
.
flrnig,
premier
of
North
r,i
v
Ireland,
wlio,
with
Udy
Craig
ami
their
son
and
.laugher,
spent!
Vanguard,
23
jewel
$58.00
f
several
hour
in
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
en
route
from
the.
Crescent,
2t
jewel.
.
$50.00
r'at
to
Vancouver
in
the
course
of
a
lour
of
Canada,
The
rmrty
!
Riverside.
V.
jewel
$45.00
j
arrived
in
the
city
in
it-.
special
oar
Hltnehcri
to
the
regular!
p
s.
Itiirllptt,
17
jewel
(afternoon
passenger
train
and
sailed
Yor
the
wmlh
on
the
steamer'
$24.00
1
1
mice
Hupert.
Regular,
17
Jewel..
$22.7s1
15
Jeyel
$18.50
i
jewel
...
...
.
.f
$11.50
This
i
Hip
rewilar
men's
Kind
lo
show
you
oilier
sizes
and
(trade.
&
Jewellers
dfi.Tht
STORE
WITH
THE
ClOOV
rhfir
was
a
large
crowd
at
the
station
a
Hie
train
hearing
.
..
t
-
runj
jiruiiiriijii.
.iayor
.npwioii
ami
six
oi
win
aiiiermen,
an
wpl
a
a
delegation'
of
Hie
local
Ulsler
rom-
tnnnifv
Avlifi.L.il
u
At'jli,,fkiA
ii
size
it
interested
we
arr1ii..
,ii..
..f
,
aldermen
took
Hie
parly
on
1
slirhlseeing
lour
inrludin?
vl-Its
to
Hie
dry
dock
and
rold
lorae
plant.
LNiuntry
nnd
decide
whether
they
wanted
lo
xeltle.
Those
who
wished
to
slay
rould
do
so,
and
the
other
Poiilrf
pa
harlc
home.
This
plan,
thmiaht
Mr
Jarnert,
would
do
away
wffh
the
assisted
immigration
schemes
and
would
Preeentatlon
Made
era.jieaie
ine
posiuimy
oi
ois-
An
Informal
"if
hom'
vn
"'aiMraciion
afler
arrival.
then
held
in
the
GommndnruJ
''eland's
two
Jpadmg
Industrie
f'.afp.
H.
II.
l.Pighlnnf
spok
hiphiiirdhw
and
linen
making
briefly
and
referred
to
Hie
m-
w,rP
"
'lire
distress,
ssirjanu-n
porlant
part
that
lil"ter
men
Shlphullding
was
rapidly
had
played
in
the
development
of
the
ntslriel.
Archdeacon
Col-lton
wa
the
first
Indian
mi-sionary;
Heoiwe
Cunriingharn
einl1lhed
Hie
first
cannery
on
the
Skeena
lllver
and
Ca'pl.
AIpx.
Kanp
hrongnt
lhe
first
steamer
into
the
port
from
the
Orient
without
a
pilot.
All
were
Ulster!
mpn.
A
presentation
of
Indian
souvenirs
wa-s
made
to
Sir
James
and
J.ady
f.raiir
by
A.
J.
Phlllip-son
and
Sir
J
a
mi's
replied
briefly.
Some
fifty
persons
were
in
aflendanee.
Afler
this
event,
the
party
rcr-turned
to
its
ear
in
Hie
railway
yard
and
Hienr
wa
tt
delegation
al
the
wharf
to
farewell
Sir
James
a
tne
steamer
Prince
Rupert
pulled
out.
The
committee
In
charge
of
IheVelcomo
lo
Sir
James
on
behalf
of
the
local
I'Nler
people
roinisled
of
II.
II.
I.Hzhlnn,
William
Jllrhrit.
W.
J.
I.edlie
Joe
Harvey,
Hev.
J.
H.
(iihoti,
Jack
Campbell,
W.
II.
Montgomery,
J.
II.
Smith
and
Alex.
Martin.
Welcome
to
Province
Kir
James
w
officially
wel-
iomeu
to
itritlsh
tUuintila
on
lehalf
of
Hie
pntvineial
govern
iiioii!
hy
Hon.
T.
1.
Paltullo
who
toHei
the
same,
train
at
Iturn
likc
and
accompanied
I
he
party
into
prince
Hupert.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
.
J.
Ledlie
went
lo
Terrace
lo
welcome
the
party
On
behalf
of
Hie
local
t'lsterlfe.
Al
Inver
ness,
n.
o.
Johnston,
another
I
ler
miti.boarile.l
Ihe
train
ami
ire-mfen
to
fir
James
a
case
f
locally
canned
salmon.
,erorpanying
ine
party
m
ill
tour
of
Canada
a
person-al
representative
of
the
Canadian
National
Hailway
is
William
Phillip
of
Montreal,
manager
of
Hie
I.
.VII.
industrial
department,
who
ha
his
daiuihler.
Miss
Beii'-lah
Phillips,
with
him.
"Conditions
in
Ireland
are
better
today
than
they
have
been
In
ihe
lat
5t
year.
North
Ireland
and
oulh
Ireland
are
working
together
amicably
and
in
a
spirit
of
brolherhood,
for
Ihe
good
of
Ireland
and
for
Hie
empire."
Such
wa
Hie
message
brought
ho
Irishmen
in
Canada
by
Sir
James.
Te
had
six
years'of
servic
as
prime
minister
of
Ulslpr,
and
nine
prevlouj-ears
in
other
public
Job-i1
Mi
Sir
JiimpiJ'Jwid
l
his
is
my
first
holiday.
I
thought
I
couldn't
spend
It
betlpr
lhan
seeing
Canada.
Ulstermen
know-r.anada
from
end
lo
eml.
jiiiif
even
though
we
are
not
able
In
these
days
to
send
many
agricultural
spltlers
to
Canada,
11
Is
a
land
in
which
we
are
kepnly
inleresled,
and
of
which
I
fell
that
r
cannot
earn
enomah'."
Sir
Jnme
prefered
lo
say
nothing
of
his
Impressions
of
Canada
until
he
had
had
an
opportunity
lo
look
around
him.
Among
People
"i
want
to
gel
right
among
the
peoplp,"
was
Sir
Jamps'
way
of
nultinir
it.
"I
want
to
find
out
at
first
hand,
something
of
the
life
of
the
people
who
are
today
engaged
in
building
up
this
vast,
new
country
of
which
we
arc
bearing
so
much."'
"If
loo
bad
thai
we
haven't
more
agricultural
spltlers
lo
offer
you,"
lie
'-added,
"bnl'you
see,
since
the
census
of
1
f
1
1
,
our
po'-pulatlon
has
not
grown
a
reat
deal,
and
we
npeif
nil
the
farm
worker
we
have
today
lo
till
the
agricultural'
lands
of
our
own
country."
Canada
could
be
of
inestimable,
heln
In
assisting
Ireland
lo
gpl
hack
niv
Its
feet',
declared
Sir
Jume.
He
suggpsted
Hut
Irish,
mpn
dpsirous
of
migrating
to.
Oa,-nuda
should
come,
out
as'
hnrves-pr.
Thpy
would
Ihen
have,
ample
opportunity
to
look
over
the
imprinting,
but
Ihe
linen
industry
was
hard
hit.
Thousands
of
workers
were
idle,,
due
to
Hie
high
tariff
and
he
suggested
that
Ca
nada
"niiaht
do
worse"
than
eivp
IrNhr
linen
a
preference
ot
from
10
to
20
per
cent...
thus
helping
lo
adjul
the
financial
situation.
Sir
James
advocated
the
aboli
tion
of
the
word
immigrant.
Harmeny
fn
Ireland
Sir
James
waxed
enthusiastic
about
the
conditions
m
Ireland.!
"North
ami
4milli
Irol.-in,!
nrai
happily
settled
these
days,"
he
said.
"There
is
great
harmony
heifer
conditions
than
there
have
bepn
in
the
last
50
years.
Irishmen
are
working
together
for
the
ood
of
Ireland
and
the
empire.
as
they
hate
never
done
hefore.
Premier
Uosgrove
(of
south
Ireland
and
I,
are
the-
l,ot
of
friends,
and
we
can
meet
at
all
times
for
an
amicable
discussion
of
the
welfare
of
air
our
people."
Mr
James
entered
public
life
as
Unionist
member
for
the
east
division
or
County
Ilown
in
1900,
serving;
until
1918,
when
he
contested
and
was
returned
Tor
Mid-Down,
which
rfeat
he
held
until
he
became
prime
minister
of
north
Ireland
in
1021.
He
saw-
service
in
the
Sooth
African
war.
and
held
important
positions
with
the
llrilish
ministry
of
pensions,
and
with
Hie
Hntis,
admiralty,
from
ItMJ
fv
ftrjl.
lie
is
nlso
an
associate
of
the
Institute
of
.Nazal
Architects.
TERRACE
W.
Aird
of
Pacific
tmvn
on
Wednesday
wa
in
Mrs.
Wm.
West
and
daughter
Mary
returned
at
the
beginning
of
the
week
from
Prince
Hupert
where
Mary
was
j
patient
in
the
husjiitui
for
several
days.
Mig
J,
Haddock,
deaconess
of
united
Church,
Prhree
Ruperr,
is
a
guest
at
the
home
of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Win.
Allan
of
Knox
United
ohureh
iarcmage.
Mr.
and
turned
on
Mr.
J.
K.
I'rost
,
Monday
froni
a
to
Prince
Rupert
llenio,
en
roule
and
visited
a'
home.
i'UMrs.
tt
1
Sundal
entertained
the
H.f..
llri.fgo
Cluh
on
Tuesday
evening.
Mh
frenc
Durham,
who
ha?
heen
visltimg
at
the
homo
of
Mrs.
().
T.
Snndal,
returned
k
her
home
in
Usk
on
Wednesday
Mrs.
O.
0.
F.iriotf,
of
Vancou
ver,
(Irand
President
or
the
Order
of
Rebckahs,
visited
the.
lo-
car
foilgp-
on
Thursday
evening
!n
Hip
course
of
a
trip
of
inspco.
lion
through
the
district".
After
official
business
was
transacted
banqnot
tables
were
laid
in
llif.
club
room
and
n
nleasant
so-
claf
lKnir
spent.
Mrs.
Elliott
was
accompanied
hy
Mrs.
Abbot
of
Prince;
Oenrge,
another
pro
minenl
Rchckah.
.Mr.
Warheck
and
daughter
refurned
to
Prince
Rupert
during
the
week,
afier
spending
th:'
summer
months
at
their
home
here.
Mrs.
T.
J.
Thornton,
of
smtfhers
I,
a
hns'lnps
visitor
in
lown
at
present!.
Mr.
and
Mr.
E,
S.
Arkell
ro
turned
on
Wpdnpsday
from
Prlncp
rtnpprt
where
lhy
were
married'
on
Monday
hy
Hev.
(J.
n.
Haekpr.
TIip
bride,
forniprly
Mi
Florence
Hiiiley,
was
very
WClf
knowil
locally
haviiiiK
been
employed
In
the
dining
room
of
Cordon's
Hole!
for
a
number
of
yean,
and
vai
a
very
popular
SILK
AND
WOOL
HOSE
flood
heavy
fall
weight.
Assorted
colors
and
sizes.
Per
pair.
Sale
Price
75c
th
J.BENT
Third
Avenue
iiXM
regiM
Rvalue
Black
Silk
Brocade
Coats.
Sale
Prce
Ji'.i.4;;....
$29.50
THE
3
IN
1
GARMENT
Brassiere
-
Step
-
in
and
bloomers
combined,
in
all
Ihe
new
colors.
$0.50
regular
price.
Sale
Price
$3.95
member
of
the
yontvger
sel
here
The
groom
is
employed
'by
Ken-ney
Bros,
and
Co.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arkell
arc
taking
V,
up
housekeeping
in
Ihe
western
end
"
of
;ovn.
School
re-opened
on
Tuesday
morning
with
an
entire
new
slaf
wllh
Ihe
exception.
of
Miss
Mal-IoU
Mr.
Spragg
of
JMla
Cool
is
the
new
principal
llss
'.t'usJ-hope
ha
clmrgo
of
grades
5
and
i.
Miss
Malloty
grades
3
and
and
Miss
Peters,
grades
t
and
21.
So
far
no
high
school
teacher
has
heen
obtained
in
Mr.
Peddie's
place
but
a
number
of
applications
are
under
The
many
friend
oft
Mrs.
W.
J.
Parsons,
formerly
of
Terrace,
and
now
of
Elizabeth
"olorado,
were
deeply
grieved
lo
receive
word
during
I
Ms
last
week
of
her
very
serious
illnpss,
caused
hy
paralysis.
While
little
hope
was
held
out
for
her
recovery,
at
Ihe
time
of
writing
Mr.
Parson's
said
her
condition
wa
somewhat
improved,
although
she
was-
still
ocfectly
helpless
r
JUMPED
THROUGH
f
WINDOW
AT
SIDNEY
DIED
AT
HOSPITAL
VICTORIA,
Sepl.
tt.
John
Heale,
ID
years
of
age,
who
jumped
through
a
window
at
the
mill
where
he'
was
employed
al
Sidney
In
a
vain
attempt
to
escapo
from
scalding
steam
from'
a
boiler
(which
burst
Tuesday,
died
In
Ihe
hospital
here
today
as
a
result
of
serious
bums
sustained.
SILK
HOSIERY
Hegular
$..r0
val-tdr;
mack";
whil
only,
maizes
8
to
10.
Full
pijrtf
silk
all
throughout;
Sale.
Price
$1.50
Prince
Rupert's
Premier
Stock
of
LADIES'
GARMENTS
Coats,
Suits,
Dresses,
Undergarments
at
practically
your
own
prices
in
this
great
RE-ORGANIZATION
SALE
ONE
ONLY
LADIES'
COAT
Heal
squirrel.
IrimSiied.
Price
-
-
J.
BENT
Third
Avenue
ill
Slashed
and
Cut
Prices
Rule
the
Selling.
Act.
Buy
Now!
Save
Monejl!
EXHIBITION
VISITORS!
TAKE
SPECIAL
NOTICE
!
!
Mere
is
your
opportunity
to
buy
Ladies"
High
Grade
flarmenls
at
mere
fraction
of
the
regular
prices.
A
cordial
invitation
i
given
you
lo
visit
this
store
and
compare
value.
Yon
can
Tve-some
real
money
hy
purchasing
right
now!
GIRLS'
GINGHAM
PANTY
SUITS
Tii)
only.
Assorted
colors
and
sizes.
Sale
Price
50c
5
ONLY
LADIES'
TWEED
SUITS
Values
to-
2."V.0O.
Safe
Price
$12.50
NEW
FALL
COATS.
DOZENS
TO
CHOOSE
FROM,
ARRIVING
DAILY.
SPECIALLY
MADE
UP
FOR
BENT'S
STORE.
QUALITIES
NOT
TO
BE
BEATEN.
LADIES'
RAINCOATS
Black
Leatherette
Haincoats.
Hegular
values
at
$1
4.50.
All
sizes.
Sale1
Price
$7.50
SILK
OILSKINS
i
Hegular
Price
$18.50.
Sale
Price
$10.50
XRAVENETTE
RAINCOATS
Hegular
price
.$25.00.
Sale
Price
$19.95
Hegular
:15.00
Cravenette
Raincoats.
Sale
Price
$27.50
LADIES'
BOLIVIA
AND
TWEED
COATS
$25
regular
values.
Sale
Price
S15.50
$25
regular
value
Tweed
Coats.
Sale
Price
$12.50
POIRETTE:
TWILL
COATS
A
grand
range
of
sizes
and
colors.
427.50
Values.
Sale
Price
$18.95
!?:12.50
Values..
Sale
Price
$22.50
.$35.(10
Values!
Sale
Price
$22.95
TWO
ONLY
SILK
COATS
SILK
KNIT
UNDER-GARMENTS
Peters
Make
The
Very
Finest
Higbfoom
Quality
VESTS
In
colors-
of
orchid,
melon,
white,
powder,
..baby
Mite.
nile.
apricol.
Opera
style
top.
AH
size,
llep-itl.tr
price
$2.50.
Sale
Price
$1.75
BLOOMERS
.Si.
25
regular
price,
in
colors
of
baby
pink,
apricot,
powder,
nile.
white,
luihy
blue,
honeydew,
etc.
All
sizes.
Sale
Price
$2.50
KNEE
LENGTH
SLIPS
10.50
regular
value,
iti
colors
of
.ilver,
peach,
orchid,
powder,
nile,
while,
navy,
honeydew,
baby
blue,
pink,
etc.
AH
sizes,
Sale
Priee
$4.45
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SILK
AND
WOOL
KNITTED
.COATS
The
knitted
coat
De
Luxe,
in
assorted
colors
and
sizes.
Sale
Price
.'r.
.
$18.50
SILK
KNIT
NIGHT
DRESSES
$7.50
regular
value
in
colors
of
oreJiitL
melon,
while
honeydew.
baby
blue,
nile,
powder,,
apricot,
etc.
AH
sizes.
Sale
Price
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$4.95
LADIES'
COATS
Regular
$15.00
value;
.
Sale
$29.95
NEW
FALL
COATS
All
latest
slyles,
cloths
and
colors.
25.0
Regular
Vain.
Sale
Price
$17.50
$32.50
Regular
Value.
Sale
Price
$27.50
Less
kitchen
work
with
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Beady-cooked
and
rtady
io
cat
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