fflay,
June
23,
102fl.
That
delicious
Ivor
of
fresh
it
gives
a
new
11
to
every
bite,
rrigley's
is
good
id
good
for
you.
LKLEY
larket
311
Third
Avenue,'
been
taken
ovor
from
Oeorgo
Kerr
by
I.
TPreece
t-v..
.
run
reaiy
ami
noo.ison
!sh
Meats
Ing
Twice
WeMy
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
'hone
178
Crystal
irelighters
times
for
$1.00
No
Mire
chopping
of
kind-Una?;
mtc.
mole
ami
economical.
Manufactured
by
ydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
ne
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
ILK
rrom
Bulkley
Valley
IH
MILK
AND
WHIP-
oinr
rnrami
fce
pfeially
recommend
'Table
Cream
at
15c
for
f
Pint
Quality
nnt'
fvlro
slat
Ice
Delivery
Service
dentin
Dairy
Phone
657
r.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
MUST
GBOATS
Phonee
423,
539,
sen
238,
Black
735.
i,
Phoneo
687,.
539,
reen
238,
Blaok
735.
ERT
MARINE
DUCTS,
LTD.
Q.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
ir
Coats
&
lacquettes
Exquisite,
Stock
of
Fur
jrnlngs
at
low
prions
SC.
FUR
Co.
i;.Vtf,V.A,
Third
Ave.
CITY
ACCEPTS
'
TARVIA
TENDER
Barrett
Co.
Gets
Contract
Work'
on
Down
Town
Streets
for
A
v
recoinmenrialion
from
I
ho
city
engineer,
thai
the
lender
of
l
he
llar.relt
Co.,
Ltd.,
Vancouver,
for
Hie
supply
ami
dislr;bullou
of
tnrvia
for
road
maintenance
w,ihViW-c.pii4iiy
the
council
"as;,
night.
II
wa
the
lowest
Ionlor.
The
Han-ell
Co.,
Mil.,
ami
(icneral
Cnnsiructlon
Co.,
Ltd.,
of
Vancouver,
were
the
onlv
firms
tendering
on
Urn
work.
The
llarrc'tl
Co.
pioed
23
'j
ents
per
gallon
on
27,nofl
gallon
of
larvia:
3
rents
prr
sal-Ion
for
pfaying,
two
men
fur-n
illicit
with
expenses
arftl
board
paid
al
lt)0.
Forty
per
cent
of
the
..
lo
bo.
paid
when,
the
material"
arrive,
forty
per
cent
when
Hie
work
j
completed
and
the
balance
In
ix
month.
The
ipiestion
of
resurfacing
the
road
lo
be
sprayed
with
lar
via
came
in
fur
a
lengthy
dis
cussion.
,
In
reply
lo
Aid.
Casey
no
lo
vviat
work
would
b
done
o;i
surface
of
the
road
before
Hie
larvia
wa
put
on
AM.
Perry
-aid
Hie
hole
would
h
rilled
up
nr-d
minor
surface
vyork
done.
Tlte
idea
wan
to
put
a
coaling
6t
larvw
on
the
road
anil
then
a
1
j
Kin
coaling
of
gravel
ami
aimilier
mating
nf
larvia
on
lop
ENGINEER
INSTRUCTED
TO
START
ROAD
WORK
COUNCIL
IS
INFORMED
A
the
meeting
of
the
city
rout
II
Ja4f
flight
a
letter
wa
read
from
the
Deputy
Minister
if
'tilli$
Works,
Victoria,
ii
rep!,,
!a
a
letter
addressed
lo
the
depa
nient
by
the
city
wilh
re
forer
e
in
(he
cotnHelinn
of
the
k.iie
land
roadway.
'
staling
Ihal
lii-dtt'-t
F.ngineer
Marksy
had
Ihspii
instructed
lo
undertake
(he
work.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6491.
Sealed
T.-l.iler
will
l
rerelveil
by
11
Mliu.li
"i
land
it
Vlrturu
ikiI
laur
lluu
n
'Hi
i
lUv
HOI
day
of
July,
Il
fur
tbf
,ureh
"I
Lirruce
XOIVI.
lo
rul
,MI,'"-tf
ii-vl
i.l
lwe,
IKinimn,
111!
i:iitiiH
.
n,ii
4,
umm
uittriri.
Ikii
1.
)iir
lll
Lo
alluurd
for
re-iiHivtl
&
l.lr.
I'urtlM'i
irui
i;lr
r
lh
Oiler
F-
irr.
Si.utji.
H
i:
,
or
limiiicl
lorrler.
i'rmif
rmi'in,
n,i..
MVIOAtlt
WATERS
PROTCCTION
ACT,
N.S.O.
CHrTtH
lift
Union
Oil
i
oiiipttij
Of
i
jiuil,
IJmllrd,
i.freiiy
ntna
iioiiir
mil
n
no
witirr
ec
lion
lit
Ih
niil
A'
l
uullrd
lth
ll
MlnlDlr
f
I'lililh'
Worn
at
uiliti
anil
in
tin
"TU
vl
Hi
luttrlrl
Hrilrar
or
Uk-
LaivJ
HerKtry
limricl
or
erlnee
Huiwrl
in
llw
l"
of
Hrttiih
Columbia,
a
ili-ynpllnn
of
Ibc
.lie
ami
.lao
m
a
(mo-
timber
wnirf
pni-o
Ui
in
built
in
ih
hartmr
ut
Priory
liuptrt
in
ihi
mui
I'l-iivlmv
un
ualir
lot
fiHir.
UI.m
V
hi
.
the
talij
w
harf
imiiprlliif
a
I
iurni
api.nnrli
varylnir
In
width
from
It'
lo
fir.
and
cilrmliuf
Durlhrrlr
iruiu
iih
lilahwtrr
mark
a
dmanre
of
ap-iiruiUnatFl)'
3V0'.
nhrnn
It
widen
tn
an
1.
orrimii
..0'
i
to
in
area,
th
ulity
fvt
iiioaiurrniml
Ixtlnir
approtlinattly
paral-irl
i.
I
lii-
hiir
Imp.
And
laki
nillri
that
(ftrr
lh"
iptra-ii
n
'if
month
rmm
iho
Hat
.of
thtt
runt
publlralkm
f
thin
nvllrA
I
hi-
t'niun
oil
Company
or
Canada,
Lliiilli-d,
will
nhdi-r
Tiiin
7
of
llm
mI1
Art
apply
to
Un-
Mlnimrr
or
I'ulillc
Work
at
in
nr-tire
in
the
Uly
r
Oltana,
ror
approval
nf
tti
aaiil
lte
and
llif
nald
plan,
ami
rur
l-avr
to
mntirurl
Ihe
Mid
wharf
and
approach
to
the
miiii.
tiatm
at
Vamirnvrr,
Hrltuh
Columbia,
Ihl
mill
day
of
May,
UJfi.
it.
J.
KPit;m.
Mutrlrt
Salf
ManairiT.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inl.ntlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Land
ln-irurdinir
iminrt
r
I'rincp
Huixrt,
and
attuaie
on
Morrnby
Inland,
(.iiiiin
Charliitl
Group,
nn
unnanHnl
la-rt,
thn
mllt
kjii
i
h
of
lir
La
nwue
Inlet.
TAKK
MtTir.r,
that
Tlx
Canadian
Flh-Inr
Cuiiipany,
l.lnillt.
nt
Vannuirrr,
or-iipanon
Salmon
ranniT",
Inlrnda
tn
apply
for
i
lrae
of
Ihe
following
described
lanin-
rmimienflnr
it
a
poit
planted
at
h-ad
of
Inlet
abiMit
H
mile
norm
nr
Unnamed
i,
reek.
Uienrn
et
to
rlialn;
thenm
uuth
tiO
rha:n;
thenrs
mm
tO
rhaln.
inure
nr
lea,
to
allure
line:
tltenro
northerly
follow
Inr
nhiire
line
tn
P.O.C.,
and
ruiilalnlnil
to
arrea,
uiure
or
le,
THE
CAN.M'IAN
flUin'O
COMPANY,
UMITKO,
Appllmnt.
Ter
William
Alfred
Hower
nmed
sih
Anril.
-layn
'
LAND
ACT.
C.alar
Land
IHHrlrt.
Mnd
fternrdlnit
hlirlrt-nr
Unlive
llnpert.
and
Mtuate
on
Allln
lake
alenit
ii
inllos
aoulhweat
or
A
Hill
Tnw
n
III".
TAkK
MITKJ;
that
Kihvln
Jille
Frrerl,
or
Allin,
ill
the
rriinnni
ur
nniinii
Columbia,
nrt-iipiillim
nperatlnir
tourist
launch
intend
to
apply
rnr
pcrmlMlnn
to
pur-rhn'e
the
foUowInt
lerrllMd
lamia:
iinimenelnir
al
a
imiI
planted
at
the
wnithea!
rorner
r
OUrler
Hay,
In
Allln
Lake,
(United
a
abovei
theitre
rollnwinit
Ihe.
Minni
Hue
wel
to
rhalnai
tlienre
Ninth
to
I'lmln;
theni-e
pat
to
rhaln
thenre
norm
to
rhaln,
tn
point
roininenrrinent.
......
-a.
t
.
...
b
rf
rti
T
r.li,i.
4i'i.r,a
c.iinr.n
i
.
Applicant,
Paled
May
in,
mta,
LAND
ACT.
a
Notlc
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
Prince
import
Land
Jlernrdlnir
ins
trlrt
of
Cnat
nanire
J.
and
situate
on
Konlh
Itarlmet
llnful.
TAKF.
NOTICF.
that
Alfred
ftwanaon,
of
Princi,
nnnert.
.nceiinallon
Mariner.
Ill'
tend
to
apply
for
a
lea
or
ttie
folio.
tnir
fleflrrllieil
land-
m
Cninnienrln
al
a
pout
planted
t
the
north
vnd
of
south
rtachael
island;
thence
around
Ihe
wand
ai
nirii
waicr
inara
and
ronlalmiUT
AO
.acres,-
morn
or
,,
ALH1CD
SVVAN90N.
Dated
April
S7,
1SI9.
.
Applicant.
aOTir.r
IX
TIIK
MATTKIl
or
an
application
'for
ihe
l.ue
or
a
I'rovloonal
Certiricaie
or
Title
ror
I
lie
Kat
lialf
or
Lot
two
(ti,
Block
rrfty-two
(Jti,
subdlilalon
of
even
hundred
and
rnny-aU
(TIS.
Vueen
durum?
Putrid,
-in
tho
Province
ot
iirnin
coiuiniita
(Map
1079).
Sallrrinrr
uruof
or
Ihe
lo
of
the
Crrltrirale
or
Title
niverlna
the
above
land
havtnx-
been
produred
to
me.
It
I
my
Intention
to
lusiie
afler
live
expiration
oi
one
inuniu
troiii
tne
rirt
punitraiinn
hereof,
a
l'ruVlloi,al
Certificate
or
Title
to
Ihe
above
land
lit
the
name
or
nt
ntajeaiy
The
tnar
in
Hie
lllrlil
or
ine
iimierial
Munition
P-oard.
The
urlf
mmI
Ci
rtlflcate
or
Title
ta
dated
the
tniM
Frbruary,
It
10,
and
Is
numbered
0Mt-l,
i.ann
iieriKtry
urru-e,
.Tinea
nupert,
i.l.,
isi
June,
lvin.
ll
r
rnn
BeVlMrar
or
Title.
MtNCRAL
ACT.
.
OCRTIFICATK
OF
IMPROVEMtNTS
.
-
T,
Ula-
Canyon
Mineral
Claim,
annate
In
tne
Attin
Mininr
Division
or
Calar
District.
Where
located:
Aear
Crater
Creek
and
adioinlnf
and
nurlheat
or
the.
HIk
Cnnron
Klienion
Mineral
Claim
(Lot
i
l
7
I
.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
John
Mollot.
Free
Miner'
Orlirirate
No.
707SS.
.In'
lend.
Itly
days
(rum
the.
date
hereof,
to
apply
tn
'the
Mlnmtt
lieronler
for
a
Certllicate
of
Impruvrinenta.
tor
Ide
pur-
poe
or
ohtaliiinit
a
crown
(Irani
or
the
anore
riatm.
i
And
further
take
notice
that
action
tinder
auction
SI,
-mint
,be
ninmienced
before
the
ltie
pr
aurtl
Certiricaie
or
linprovrmeni...
.
Paled
thl
tt'day
of
Jilne.
A
D.
1.96.
II.
Mc..
FltASKII,
Arent
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
Nolle
of
Application
fee
Base
'Llaanaa,
.Notice
I
hereby
rtvrn
that,
on
the
tsth
day
or
June
nej,
the
uudersia-ned
intend
to
apply
to
the
l.lqitnr
Control
Hoard
tor
a
llrenae
In
iroepert
nf
premises
belna:
parr
of
the
bulldlur
known
a
Ocean
Falls
lintel,
annate
on
Front
Street,
Town
of
Ocean
Fall,
HI
urn
nhe
land
described
a
Lot
No.
aii'llnliae
S.
Coat
'tilstrlet.
Map
Nn,
II.
M.
it.
Land
nea-tratlon
Plitrlrt,
In
the
Province
nr
Blllh
Columbia,
ror
Ihe
ale
or
beef
by
tho
rl,
jfir
b.w
the
oin
aioiiie.
ror
consumption
on
tiw
pre
inlse.
,'
Dated
thU
Tth
dKy
of
June.
1t.
PACIFIC
MILLS
LIMITED.
rer
C.
L.
Barker,
Troairr.
THH
TJXILT
"HWB
PAD
FIVE
r
ARCHWAYS
DISCUSSED
.MAKINfi
PICTURE
C'jty
Arch
Will
be
Erected
at
Fulton
Street
tand
Fifth
Avenue
for
July
A
Celebration
r
A
leller
from
the
Native
Ron
of
Canada
'Dominion
Dar
cele-
hnilion
committee
asking
the
city
lo
ree
the
..nuinicifial
arcJi
t
the
crown
ofjhe
hill
on
'Pillion
Slrwl,
opjMHfte:
Ihe'iCatbolJ.?
school,
wa
.rend
al
l.1.t
hfKhl'.i
council
meeliiiK,
If
wan
nli
aked
thai
the
city
roll
down
the
recreation
around
be
fore
the
eejebralion
in
view
of
Ilia
fact
thai
a
jiumber
of
children'
race
would,
be
run
off.
on
that
day.
Jii
reply
to
a
question
by
Aid.
Caney
a
lo
the
rot
Of
erectins
and
taking
lo(wrv
arciiway.i
Aid.
Perry,
chairman
of
the
board
4jf
iorki,
dialed,
it.
would
cot
in
Ihe
neighborhood
of
$30.
After
din-UMfon
it
wa
detided
lo
accede
t
the
reciueAt.
.The
iuetiou
of
taking
down
the
archway,
on
.
Third
Avenue,
which
wa
erected
in
connection
with
the
recent-
vi.-dt
of
the
fhriner.f
nUo
came
up
at
th.-meeting.
,,
Mayur
.
Newton
wa
ilf
the
opinion
thai,
i
it
were
lo
be
allowed
In
aland
for
a
while,
something
xbould
be
done
lo
liven
II
up
in
the
way
of
decora
lion,
vvhici
he
thought
could
be
none
at
very
Jillle
expense.
Aid.
MrKechiiie
wanlfd
jl
fimved
at
once.-s-while
Aid.
Jo
(ireer
thought
ftrnikd
well
olpn
1
until
afler
Ihe
Dominion
Day
relehration.
I'pon
molinn
(if
Aid.
Perry.!
ec(indpd
Jry
Aid.
V.
J.
T.reer
it
wa
decided
to
leave
the
mat
It
in
the
hand
-of
the
Hoard
of
Work
to
do
What
was
best
in
the
wuy
of
deroration
and
ti
leave
the
arehway
standing
until
Ihe
fall
after
Ihe
rily
engineer
had
examined
it
ax
lo
it
safely
Ten
Years
Ago
In.
Prince
.Rupert
June
23,
1916.
An?u
Stewart
arrived
from
the
"outh
llii
morning
and
left
on
Ihe
train
for
the
Pilv?r
Standard
mine
nt
Uazelton.
.Dr.
IHxon,
of
Oranby,
ac.com-panled
iy
'Mr.
Dixon,
wiis
among
the
northbound
pa-fenger
on
the
Prince
(Jeorge
Ihl
morning'.
O.
K.-
Itielchcl,
who
left
here
in
me
early
ni.iKe
or
the
war
and
wa
severely
wounded,
has
nw
lieen
promoted'
to
the
rank
of
sergeant
and
I
.quite'
fil
again.
LAND
ACT.
CaMlar
Mint
PKlrlrt.
Land
nrrordlnt
llUtrlrt
of
ITInee
Hupert
and
Mtuaied
uo
Taku
Ami,
about
1
inllea
aoulhweat
or
niiHiih
or
Atlintn
liner.
TAkF.
MiTHK
that
Tranrla
UK-hard
fiunliKH
of
Allin,
(I.e.,
orrupalUm
mill
maiMver,
Inlnid
to
aply
rur
ixrnilaitbm
to
purclww
U
fuilowlna-
.riex-j-lbed
land:
-
Cimiinenrlnr
at
a
post
planted
on
the
aouih
ahure
uf
Taku
Ann
about
i
mile
iulhrt
.rrotu
ihe
mouth
ur
Atllntu
liltrr
ami
rimnini
tlienre
to
clialna
went;
Ibenrc
to
rlmlna
aouth;
Itu-nre
to
chain
rant;
and
Ihenre
to
rhaini
ourth
to
point
ur
coiiunenreinenl,
runtalirinc
40
arrea,
mure
ur
bi,
ritANcis
niciiMin
dum.op.
inie,
iun.
.My
jy,
imp.
Applicant.
AT
JASPER
PARK
."The
Country
'Beyond"
Is
Being
Entirely
Produced
There
by
Fox
Corporation
JASPRR,
June
23.
Janper,
the
world'
larget
national
park,
is
lo
provide
Ihe
etting
for
one
of
llie
great
moving
picture
epic
of
the
year,
"The
Country
lie
yond"
an
adapt.ltion
from
tlie
lory
of
that
name"
by
Jame
Oliver
Curwood,
which
i
bejng
produced
by
the
J-'ox
Film
.Corporation
under
the
Tiermonal
direction
of
Irving
dimming.
The
ale
wln'clf
i'a
very
notable
one
incltide-
such
tar
as
Olive
Jlorden,
.1.
Farrell
Aiac-
donald,
Italpli
Orave,
Fred
Koii-
ler
arm
i.awroni
navmson,
as
well
a
a
number
of
ollii'm
of
outstanding
ability.
Two
sec
tion
of
the.
parJi
liave
lieen
cboen
by
ilr.
Cummin:-
a
the.
celling
for
hi
play.
Tlii
mprn-ing
iiiiompany
commenced
work
beniile
the
jade
water
of
the
hake
of
Forgivene,
which
lie
in
the
ttjiadow
of
Mount
Ijlith
Cavell,
one
of
the
mot
majetic
peak
in
Hi
liockie.
There
and
about
Japer
Park
Lodge
on
the
shore
of
l.ac
Heauverl
the
preliminary
work
will
be
carried
on
until
Tliurnday
when
the
entire
company
will
move
by
pony
trail
lo
Maligne
Lake,'
wheie
the
re
mainder
uf
the
picture
will
I
filmed.
Tlii-Si
work
will
occupy
almost
three
weeks
and
it
call
for
an
expenditure
of
aimotii
a
iuarler
of
a
million
dollars.
Never
before
has
Hollywood
come
so
far
north
to
film
a
pic
ture.
Small
scenes
in
various
production
have
been
made
farther
north
but
this
is
the
firm
lime
in
Mite
history
of
motion
picture
industry
that
a
complete
screen
feature
has
b,en
produc
ed
north
of
the
joundary.
Thu
Maligne
Lake
-territory
is
eonsid
ered
to
be
the
most
spectacular
section
of
the
Canadian
Hockie
and
it
can
be
readied
from
Jasper
only
by
a
pony
trail
thirty
miles
Inn;;
which
at
times
clings
precariously
to
me
snie
of
a
mountain
with
a
swer
drop
ot
hundreds
of
feel
below.
Over
this
frail-
the
entire
company
wilh
all
its
supplies
and
para
phenalia
must
travel
to
reach
ILs
'local
ion.
To
do
this
the
lar
gest
puck
ftain
that
ever
moved
through
the
Canadian
Hockics
is
being'
-provided
by
.Major
F'red
Hrevvster,
noted
guide
and
out-
filler
of
Jasper.
Fifty
saddle
horses
and
almost
two
hundred
pack
horses
will
be
engaged
in
jibe
worlc
during
the
entire
time
Ihe
company
is
no
location.
The
completed
film
version
of
"Tho
Country
Jteyond"
will
provide
probably
Ihe
finest
advertis
ing
the
Canadian
Hookies
have)
ever
received
as
it
is
Hie
inten
tion
of
Mr.
Cumnilngs
to
specialize
in
scenic
effecls,
with
a
view
to
producing
a
sneclaculat
natural
background
nn
a
scale
never
before
attempted
and
which
will
set
a
new
standard
in
the
motion"
picture
industry.
In
addition
lo
being
a
slory
nt
Canada
produced
in
a
Canadian
selling;
addilional
Cahatiian
at-
mpspljere
u
lent
to
liie
produc
(ion
ilhrouRli
the
,
fact
Parrel
Macn.jiiaUl
relaltlhir
Wil
Ham
MacDnnnld,
whilp.
Miss
Olive
Horden
claims
family
con-
neetton
with
Sir
Hobert
Harden
former
prime
minister.
AUTOS
COLLIDED
ON
FULTON
STREET
No
8erious
Results
When
Vehic
les
Collided
at
Sixth
Avenue
"Corner
Yesterday
A
motor
accident,
nvhiolt
for
tunalely
was
not
attended
wilh
aiiv
merious
consenuenr.es.
occur
red
at
the
corner
of
Sixth
Ave..
and
J-'ullon
Street
at.
4.25
yes
lertlay
afternoon
when
a
Chev
fillet
sedan
car,
driven
by
M.
i'
McHalTery,
and
a
tHXi
car,
driven
by
Geo.
h,
Martin
and
owned
by
the
75
Taxi
Company,
collided.
Considerable
'damage
was
don?
lo
the
Chevrolet
car
and
the
tuf
for
on
the
taxi
was
lient.
Tho
Chevrolet
was
proceeding
alnnjt
iSixth
Avenue
West
and
lh
laxi
wns
ppitiK
down
i'ullon
when
the
ucoident
happened.
BOOTLEGGERS
IN
SILK
STOCKINGS
REAPING
A
HARVEST
IN
ROUM
ANIA
HUCUAHHST,
Itumanla,
Juno
23.Boollegi8;ers
tn
silk
stock
Opportunity;
is
knocking
at
your
door
,'-,;.4
,
.
:
,
.v,:
.-'
Naturally
we
have
to
make
a
prof
It
on
our
goods
to
enable
us
to
live.
BUT
Ihere
are
times
in
business
when
profits
have
to
bo
forgotten
to
enable
us
to
meet
our
'.financial
-obligations,
.hence
-our
genuine
sale.
Our
Loss
Is
Your
Gain
A
few
outstanding
bargains,
selected
at
random,
are
given
below:
Gold
Price
.
Hnby
lling..
IXegi
f
1.25,
Jewellers
ings
are
reaping
fortunes
in
llumania.
There
is
a
prohibitive
duty
on
silks,
lingerie,
perfumes
I
and
articles
'Me
luxe
Kenerally.l
Hut
the
Humanian
woman,
who
is
the
best
dressed
in
the
Hal-
kans,
demands
these
articles
at
any
cost.
,
j
The
reAill
Is
that
bootleftpers,1
many
of
them
women,
briutr
in
clandestinely
thousands
of
pairs
of
"Parisian
silk
hosiery
and
sell
them
to
the
retail
slortfs.
or
direct
to
users.
Altheuirh
the
government
U
taking
drastic
measured
apains!
smuggling,
the
illicit
trallle
con
tinues.
CA.H.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Papl.
11.
Xedden,
docked
at
12.10
this
atternoon
from
Vancouver
en
route
to
Skngway,
Alaska,
for
which
point
she
will
sail
at
i
o'clock.
The
steadier,
which
hart
a
full
complement
of-roumt
Vrip'
tourist,
passengers,
was
delayed
tn
the
trip
north
owing
to
heavy
fog.
Passengers
debarking
here
included
Jlalph
Le
Pine,
Cltief
Petty
Officer
Kinrh,
Mr.
Kvans;
Mrs.
Stewart,
Mrs.
Harnes,
T.
A.
Johnston,
Thos.
A.
11.
Ferris,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Arnold,
liss
K.
Kattell,
Miss
Kelly,
Mr.
anil
Mrs.D.
Ober-lenller,
11.
11.
Jones,
Mr.
MeKIn
nel,
Mr.
McAllister,
11.
John-ston
(t)eean
Falls)
;
It.
-C.
llawkes,
li.
11.
Hurroughs,
Howard
While,
Miss
Vincent,
H.
M.
Clark
and
parly,
Miss
Hobb,
Mr.
KnowlandJ
Mr,
Hums,
Itev.
Kathej-
Woods,
Mrs.
Morgan
ami
Miss
Hrpwu,
Miss
Marjorle
Lancaster.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS;
Prince
-Rupert
F,
V.
Helcourt,
11.
K.
Dovvman
and
John
Clark
Vancouver;
tH
Ames,
Toronto;
Mrs.
A,
McDer-
niotl,
Victoria;
H.
F.
Swobadp;
Prinn
Hupert.
Central
Geo.
R.nLawrence
and
B.
Qaro.
Ian,
Stewart;
C.
,E,
llletsoe,
Yant
A
couver,
Sale
.
85o
Solid
18K
Ladies'
Gold
Rectangular
Wrist
Watch,,
set
with
0
diamonds.
Fine
qualify
15-jewel
movement.
Guaranteed
a
good
timekeeper.
Fine
quality
fancy
wrist
w'atch
bracelet
given
free
with
watch.
Reg.
fS.j.00.
Sale
Price.
.$63.00
IKK
White
Gold
Ladies'
Wrist
Watch,
in
beautiful
octagon
engraved
pattern.
15.
jewel
movement.
Special
small
size.
Excellent
limekeeper.
Heg.
price
$.'18.00.
Sale
Price
V
:
$29.80
Ladies'
Ileclaiigular
Gold
Filled
Wrist
Walch.
15
jewel
movement,
in,
white
or
green
gold.
Reg.
$14.50.
Sale
Price
$11.60
,
Gentleman.'.:
Solid
Gold
Nugget
Walch
Phain.
...
,
Reg?5.00.
i-
.
-
.Sale
.,
Price.
.$48.75
'denlIeniarrr:n.Jevel
Wallham
Watch.
Goid
filled,
screw
case.
Reg.
.
$30.00.,
Sale
Prtctv.
.
1?.
$23.50;
GentlemanV
23
"
'
r
s
i
1
!
1
1
.
1
Walchi
Gold
'
Sale
Price
lllteu
Jewel
Rail
Railroad
case.
:Reg.
$85.t0.
,
$68.oo
Sojid.
Gold
Men's
Signet
Rings.
Only
a
few
left.
Special
at
.
.
.
.
.
$3.95
Ladies
7Stone
diiamnnit
Ring,
a
real
beauty.
Reg.
$75.00
...tj-...
f
T'-MenVsoriil
'O'ild
(iiiff
Ruttons.
Price
.
.
...
This
is
Sale
Price
.
.
.$56.25
SPECIAL
WEDNESDAY
MORNING
ONLY-
To
the
first
three
customers
we
will
present
a
7
Piece
Berry
China
Set
Absolutely
Free
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Sale
$3.95
Third
Avenue
SOFT
FINISH
AU
flat
pieces
washed,
ironed
and
neatly
folded.
Wearing
apparel
practically
ready
to
wear,
only
re-qtlires
a
little
retouching
with
hand
iron.
Try
This
Service
Minimum
Charge,
$1.20.
7c
per
lb.
plus
1c
per
piece.
Your
bundle
returned
within
Ihree
tlavs.
PIONEER
LAUNDRY,
Limited
Phone
118
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
4
AND:
SHIPYARD
ODitlnf
.
T.
f.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
tnglnetrt,
MaahlnUU,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
.Pattern
makars,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
ANDVACCTYLENE
WELBHM.
Our
plant,
is
equipped
to
handle
alt
kinds
of
MARINE
AND,
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
v
.
PIIBHit
4B
and
lif
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