'ih
YANARSDOL
NATIVE
GIRL
IS
MARRIED
TO
SIMPSON
MAN
Miss
Frances
Wright
Became
Bride
of
Andrew
Talt
In
United
Church
Yesterday
Hefore
a
gathering
of
relative-and
friends
or
the
contracting
couple,
the
marriage
took
jilace
in
the
First
United
Church
yes
terday
afternoon
at
1.30
o'clock,
llev.
(ieorge
(5.
Hacker
officiating,
of
Miss
Frances
Wrigli:
daughter
of
ChieJ
and
Mr.',
waller
Wright,
of
vanarsdol,
and
Andrew
Tail,
son
of
M.
and
Mrs.
Johnnie
Tail
of
Port
Simpon.
The
witnesse
wen-William
Jeffrey
of
lort
Simpson
and
Mrs.
George
Oliver
of
Prince
Ilupert
and
Waller
Wright,
father
of
the
bride
and
well
known
Interior
chief,
was
alo
present.
The
couple
left
for
the
interior
this
morning
to
spend
a
honeymoon,
after
which
they
will
return
lo
Port
Simpson
where
tlicy
will
reside
and
where
a
wedding
feast
will
he
held
abou'
Christmas
to
celebrate
the
joining
of
the
two
tribes
in
marriage.
THREE
HALIBUT
BOATS
SOLD
THEIR
CATCHES
Only
three
halibut
boats
sold
catches
here
this
morning
Amer
ican
prices
being
15.
Sue
an-i
15.60c,
and
Canadians
15.10.
For
second
grades
8c
was
paid
American
and
Uc
to
Canadian.
Sales
were:
American
Foremost,
55,000,
to
I'acifk
Fisheries.
Columbia,
47,000,
to
Cold
.Stor
age.
Canadian
Iris,
1,100,
lo
Cold
Storage.
SHERIFFS
SALE
In
tlw
County
Court
if
Prince
nuiwrt,
lliridrn
at
rrlnre
Hupcri.
Jamr
Slitdd
n.
riaimirr.
Joi-ipli
(.eM,
liefi-mlaul.
By
virtue
nf
s
warrant
nf
Ptprlltlf.n
In
Ihi..
action,
and
lu
nw
directed.
have
wliwt
mi
me
iroiiuf
or
tii
urri-ndant
the
rolluw
In:
ONE
FORD
CAR
aii
nr
wnirn
I
cliall
nrn-r
fur
ai
Public
Auction
Tor
mil
on
Wedneaday.
Id"
lt
day
uf
SrptrniU-r.
ti;,
it
a.an
ti'cliick
In
(lie
arurnoon.
at
ilic
rarare
of
Jof.h
lirown.
iiK)te
It
c.
I
ndcrukfiH
LlATttJ
II
Prlm-e
Iluprrt
Mit
S,
1SS6
S
A
Mi
liKHSOV
Sberrttr
f
tlie
Cotintv
of
rrlnre
Hupert.
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
SIXTH
STREET
OUR
SALE
ON
ITALIAN
PRUNES
IS
A
WINNER
We
will
continue
to
sell
this
week
Italian
prunes
.lug
boxes..
S1.00
Preserving
Peaches
.
.
$1.45
Hartlell
pears,
very
best
.
.
$2.85
Crab
Apples,
for
jelly,
per
lb.
5o
Other
Fruit
and
Vegetables
at
,
Lowest
Market
Prices.
GROCERIES
FresU.
C
round
Coffee,
per
lb.
4So
Highest
Grade
Hulk
Tea,
lb;
68o
CanipbelTs
Tomato
Soup,
8
tins
for
,
95C
Heinz
Tomato
Soup,
small
tins,
8
.for
..,........f
950
.F.mpress
Oran
Marmalade,
I
lb.
tin
55Q
Kmprcss
Prune
or
Plum
Jam,
jut
ttn
DOMINION
BANK
BLDC
TORONTO.
TORONTO,
FRANK
ADAMS
WINNER
PACIFIC
COAST
ROWING
SAN
DIFCO,
Aug.
30.
Frank
Adums
of
Vancouver
.Ilowins
('.lull
won
the
senior
single?
championship
yesterday
in
Ihe
Parifie
Association
of
Amateur
Oarsuirn's
regatta.
JUDGE
WINN
DIES
AT
LOS
ANGELES
LOS
AXOKI.Iv.
Aug.
30.--
Judge
John
I.
Winn,
(51
years
of
age,
former
bead
of
I
(if
Alaska
liar
Association
and
for
25
years
Judge
at
Juneau,
died
here
Sunday
of
heart
attack
af
ler
a
brief
illiuis.
MURDER
AND
SUICIDE
AT
TORONTO
TODAY
TOllONTO.
Aug.
30.
-Fvlmo
V.
Aldo.
22'
vfars
of
a-e,
shot
and
killed
Wintiifred
C
.Caldwell,
22
years
of
age,
nurse
l
Hie
sluS
In
tin
children's
hospital,
fa
a
room
at
his
parent
home.
Mil
morning
ah.d
then
cnmmiUedul
cide.
'i'lifvinulivcfor
the
crime.!
not
known;'
"
"t
1
'
'
,fc
NOTICE
St.
Jlegls
(afe
for
sale
as
gonu
concern.
Offers
will
no
eonsiilered
tin
lo
Aucriisl
2
nf-
ec-1.
:
-
'
UUU.1IM'
Moil
iln
n
...Ill
l.
..I.I
mm
.
.
I
-
'..
injrin
nil
iiit
ntiiu
rresn
milk
and
cream
Dally
A
oo,I
opi.nrliinltv
for
nmprl.
sflHIHLMHiHsaMH1
enced
reslaiiranteur.
Annlif
f..
ONTARIO
ecto
H
EAT
E
R
BO
ijk.
E
SEVEN
WEEKS
FALL
SCHEDULE
OF
FASTING
OF
STEAMERS
Man
In
Edmonton
Complotes
This
New
Timetable
Commences
Next
Period,
Taking
Nothing
But
Water.
Week
With
Two
Weekly
Sailings
In
Kdmonton
there
is
a
mail;
Kffective
next
week
the
Can-
who
on
Saturday
last
completed
ndian
National
Steamships
will
a
seven
weeks
fast,
says
the
Kd-.
enter
upon,
the
fall
schedule
amnion
Uulletin.
In
all
that
uc-
I
he.
Priuro
(ii-onie
will
arrive
riod
he
taken
nolhlnir
but
Avaler.'
I""re
from
Yancouxer,
Powell
The
fast
'started
on
July
3
and
H'ver
and
Ocean
Falls
at
10.30
terminated
on
August
T2.
During
Wednesday
morning,
vvili
sail
lliaf
time
be.
Inst
over
10
nonmls
.
r"'.
Anyox
,at
10
oVlock
that
in
weight.
4
"
inis'il'
and,
ret
urnirsg
here,
will
The
'lluirrtlh
liao.lnveslisralpill.1:!;"
fo,r
iln'
'jtu
at
11
lu"-the
1
l",!4l,a
T'-w
ITIncn
nupert
fast"
case.
The
whs
not
1k-
gun
with
the
idea
of
its
lasting
seven
weeks,
and
neither
was
it
undertaken
in
any
spirit
of
performing
a
"stunt,"
When
II
started
the
idea
was
to
have
it
last
for
ten
days,
or,
at
most,
a
fortnight.
It
was
undertaken
for
the
two-old
object
of
pelting
rid
of
ca-arrh
and
asthma,
and
it
has
succeeded
admiralty
tn
bptli
cases
as
ar
as
cju
'be1
ascertained.
Its
authenticity
is
vouched
for
by
the
Uulletin.
,"
Although
the
name
and
address
if
the
man
performing
the
fast
is
known
to
the
Uulletin,
and
will
be
siven
to
any
reputable
medical
man
requiring
it
wh
is
inleresl-!,
it
is
not
being
made
public
us
:iie
subject
of
the
fast
is
not
hunting
notoriety.
lie
is,
how-vcr,
a
well
known
citizen,
is
tho-ouphly
reliable,
and
owing
to
"arlier
medical
training
his
observations
and
experiences
arc
of
nior
value
'than
if
the
fast
was
informed
by
a
layman.
EARTHQUAKE
FELT
IN
STATEJOF
MAINE
POHTLAJil).
Aug.
30
Although
not
so
severe
as
the
tremors
experienced
throughout
New
Kng-'and
las)
year,
an
earthquake
of
ronsiderable
intensity
wa
fell
in
three
counties
of
the
state
of
Maine
late
Saturday.
win
arrive-
on
."situniay
morn-
ings
from
the
oouth
and
do
the
Stewart
run,
leaving
Hurt
Sun
day
nights
at
II
o'clock
for
Hie,
poulbl
The
Prince
Charles
will
be
'continued
on
her
present
schedule
until
the
middle
of
tiev
month
wjiejti
she
will
drop
the
Slewafi,
Any.ix
and
Ocean
Falls
caMls
and
llo
the
north
end
jf
I
he
(stands
sailing
from
here
Tor
Ihe
south
on
Wednesday
afternoons
at
I.
o'clock
until
the
firs',
of
October
when
the
Pnnr-Charles
wilj
go
on
Ihe
week-end
run
to'
'Prince
Ilupert
and
Stewart
temporarily
relieving
the
Prince
lluitert
which
will
be
withdrawn
On
Fair
'
UVpIc
Ilia
1
Charles
vvjj
mako
a
trip
.o
the
yueen
Uharlotte
Islands
but,
In
siead
or,gtnng
south
as
pe-'
regular
schedule
that
week,
.will
ko
to
Ketchikan
to
bring
tin-tilrexcur.sionist3
hem.
1
lie
C..N.H.
winter
-tchedule
will
be
similar
to
last
year
with
one
big
boat
mukirug
the
Van-
couver
-
Prince
Ilupert
-
Anyox
Stewart
run
in
the
middle,
of
th
week
and
the
Prince
John
oper-
alukg
to
all
Queen
Charlotte
points
on
a
forhughlty
schedule
BINGAMON
HAD
17
DEGREE
LIST
Taken
to
Anchorage
at
Stephens
Island
and
Will
Come
Here
For
Examination
Ilavmu
developed
a
bad
leak
near
lrrple
Island
last
night
while
being
lowed
by
the
lug
Loruo
from
Masscll
Inlet
lo
Powell
Itiver,
the
log-carrying
barge
Ilingamuii,
laden
to
enpac
ity
with
rug's,
was
taken
to
an
chorage
at
Slctihcns
Island
where
pari
of
her,
deck
load
has
lieen
reinmeil
and
where
she
was
today
reported,
lo.
be
on
an
even
keel
nain
after
having
ex
perienced
a
list
of
17
degrees.
The
p!
lull
I
of
the
llingamon
naviiiig
been
reported
lo
the
lo
cal
ofiiee
of
llecale
titraits
Tow
ing
Co.
liist
evening,
arrange
ments
wen"
uiade
lo
assist
the
vessel
and
the
local
gasoline
tug
.
II.
Lord
was
sent
out
during
the
night
to
Stephens
Island
with
pumping
equipment,
etc.,
lo
aJ
the
barge.
It
is,
expected
tin
Ilinguinon
will
be
brought
In
here
for
e,aDlnaIfon
iind
pos
sible
rpiJairjfS
k
Xeside
Ihe
Uintrailioh.
thu
(grille
was
1ovitig'
tbe
-
Iarge
lliseayen
which
is
also
at
an-
clror;ige
a'
Slephens
Island.
MS
JIMBER
SALE
1X8109.
c.f
..r
.
m
n.
.
I'
14-h
&
'
Tin-re
will
to
offeieU
for
sale
st
I'ulillc
Auition,
tt
ii'jn
on
Hie
3rl
iy
'f
lit.
in
the
orfHe
or
IM
District
l
orriler.
i'ruii'e
liuirt,
ll.
C,
Ilia
l.lrenre
X8lo,
i
.in
a.jtfo.gno
trrl
or
Spruce.
lleiiiliM'k
ami
cedar,
n
sn
srea
sltualca
on
uiKuii
unci,
oueen
i.nriuor
iuui.
Two
i.
sears
wUI
be
allowed
for
TO
nmval
nr
tluihrr.
I'niVlllnf
lhal
.nw
f.l.A
linnliln
In
Stti'lli
tlw
nurlliin
n.
im.
n
mar
aulifiilt
a
Sealed
lenitor
to
lie
opened
st
tlie
hour
of
.suction
and
treated
n
one
bid.
,
,
tiirllier
narilrulars
of
the
Chief
Forca-
Murray
Fuller,
Custodian.
198
xAM.0'
wr,.cl
'"re,,er'
MANCHFSTF.lt,
Aug.
30.--The
Ouardian
says:
The
recent
de-
'bale
im
Imperial
aTfalrs
in
the
House
of
Commons
yielded
Ihe
suggestion
from
J.
II.
Thomas
1
1
hut
future
Imperial
Conferences
I
might
come
to
more
authoritative
decisions
if
the
opposition
parlies
at
home
and
in
the
lomin-
ions
were
represented
as
well
as
the
-governments.
Hut
it
Is
clearj
lhatwithout
introducing
a
rather
uwkward
principle
and
swelling
'the
Conference
to
an
uncomfort-
utile
size
all
shades
of
opinion
'will
be
fully
represented
fit
Oo-j
tolier
by
Ihe
delegates
of
the
governments
now
in
power.
In
Aus
tralia
we
find
Mr.
llruro
this,
week
outlining
his
policy
as
one;
..r
.In.,,
a
......II....
...m.
i,.'
In
some
ijuurters,
lie
said
sigul-
r.
......
II..
II...
..I.
......
..in.
IHIlllil,
ItlV
VlUlll.ii'
1U1
41
li;ill-
terprelulion
of
the
status
of
the-
umitiioiis
amounted
to
a
demand
for
(heir
recognition
ns
separate
international
units;
but
Australia
disagrees
with
that
view.
Canada,
on
the
other
hand,
desires
uotliiug
so
much
as
to
be
left
as
freely
a
possible
lo
follow
her
own
device.'
Whatever
goxern-tnent
emerges
tat
Ottawa,
after
.S
eptember's
general
election,
it
wilt
bave
to
take
account
of
Canadian
determination
to
nsscrl
the
national
status
to
Hie
extreme
limits
possible
within
the
frame-In
Ontario
instead
of
i'i
by
Conine
financiers
was
any
worse
than
work
of
the
Commonwealth
and
from
Oeneral
llcrtzog
and
Mr.
llaeniga.
who
repteseut
oulh
Africa,
a
similar
attitude
is
-cr-lain.
Mr.
Amery.
like
his
prede
cessors,
has
aerted
this
coun
try's
willingness
to
accede
lo
any
measure
for
ensuring
better
communication
on
which
the
Dominion
can
axree.
liig
it
seems
improbable,
in
view
of
the
diver
gencies
of
their
outlook,
Unit
any
common
polK-v
ean
be
readied.
NEW
METHODS
!
OF
SAVING
LIFE
s
ON
AIRPLANE
NEW
YOHK,
Aug.
30.
If
llriio
Fonck's
trans-Atlutltie
aeroplane
shotihl
be
forced
into
the
sea
during
its
forthcoming
Xew
York
to
Piwls
flight,
tbe
i-n-W
will
be
able
(p
k'eep
dry
btsldoi'uiid
wet
Lieutenant
Alan
P.
Sno.ly,
U.
S.N.,
United
Stales
represenlativn
on
the
flight,
tells
of
various
safeguards
to
be
taken
a!on
in
case
of
accident.
For
one
thing,
lie
said,
each
man
will
be
equipped
ith
a
sort
of
a
mask
that
acts
like
a
still
for
making
drinking
water.
This
has
previously
been
described
as
a
"life
saving
water
cup."
!
"You
must
keep
on
breathing
Willi
the
mask,"
said
Lieutenant
Snody,
who
admitted
he
didn't
know
miirh
about
the
contrivance
except
than
It
is
a
good
man
power
still.
"There
is
a
little
tank
beneath,
and
somehow
the
mask
takes
water
out
of
the
air,
or
out
of
your
breath,
and
(his
water
drops
into
the
(auk.
After
a
good
day
of
breathing
you
will
be
rewarded
in
the
evening
with
a
refreshing
drink.
'
Other
Contrivances
-So
much
for
keeping
wet
inside'
if
die
supply
of
drinking
wa-l
ler
gives
oul.
And
just
as
much
care
has
been
taken
(o
ensure'
continued
dryness
outside
In1
whatever
eventuality.
I
For
one
thincr.
the
nlnne
will
carry
a
sort
of
pneumatic
bath-l
lull,
only
Ihrec
pounds
when
de-1
Mated
buT
when
blown
up
it
is
a'
l-aM
like
a
giant
doughnut
with
sides
and
a
rubber
floor
and
five
men
can
ride
in
it,
high
and
dry.'
ll
even
lias
'oars.
I
Hesides
lhal
the
gasoline
tanks
can
be
emptied
and
ealed
lo
fornr
pontoons
and
there
is
to
be
a
rubberized
bag
in
the
ftisllage,
so
tnai
mo
piano
itseir
would.
float
Indefinitely
unless
haltered
by
the
waves.'
What
Br;tlsh
Think
Of
Us
Winnipeg
Free
Press
c
are
not
surprised
Mint
llritlsh
newspapers,
noliritf
t4
eagerness
of
bur
parties
to
rc-j
lain
or
get
possession
of
the
machinery
of
election
and
their'
tendency
In,
exalt
Ihe
advantage!
of
being
thus
enabled
to
"makV
the
elections,"
should
regnrd'
mis
as
justirying
a
low
opinion
oi
our
poiiucui
morality,
.
Monday,
Aug
30
PAGE
BIX
ran
DAILY
NEWS
190.
AUDITORIUM
Dances
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AND
SATURDAY
EVENING
Beginning
at
9
o'clock
Floor
in
the
Finest
Shape
MISS
CURRIE'S
ORCHESTRA
Ladies
25c
Gentlemen
50c
The
Hall
is
now
equipped
to
take
care
of
Dances,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feel,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Ciear
title
to
properly
IT'S
FOR
S-ALE
Phone
Black
449
,
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
AUDITORIUM
Pure
)rugs
PROMPT
SERVICE
RIGHT
PRICES
tfou
will
always
find
the
highest
quality
at
this
store
together
with
prompt,
efficient
and
courteous
service
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED
Carefully
and
Accurately
We
fill
prescriptions
just
as.your
physician
wants
them
filled.
LL'T
US
SEIlVi:
YOU
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
Specials!
Shoulder
Steak,
per
lb.
15c
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lbs.
for
55c
Hound
Steak,
2
lb,
for
45c
Rolling
Heef.
per
lb.
...
80
Pot
Itoasl
Heef,
per
lb.
12!ac
Rib
Hoast
Heef,
per
lb..
.20c
Shoulder
Mutton,
per
lb.
25o
Slewing
Mutton,
per
lb.
15c
Mutton
Chops,
per
lb..
.30c
Shoulder
Pork,
per
lb.
25c
Loin
Pork,
per
lb.
.....
35o
Leg
Pork,
per
lb
35c
Fresh
Sausape,
2
lbs.
for
35o
Gainers
Ham,
Whole,
lb.
45c
Gainers
Ham,
sliced,
lb.
50c
Mussallem
Grocery
417
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
423
5th
Avenue
East
George
rorie
Chartered
Accountant
'and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
Trustee,
&c,
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PRINCE
RUPERT
All
Nerves!
All
nerves!
What
a
common
expression!
In
this
busy
era
with
the
problems
of
home
management,
club
activities,
and
even
political
affairs
crowding
her
day,
how
often
!'
the
housewife
complains
of
nervousness,
headache,
.
backache
and
general
fa-ligue.-
Theso
symploms
of
ill-feeling
are
often
due
to
strained
eye
muscles
and
,
nerves
which
can
be
relieved
bjr
property
fjlted
glares,
A.
E.
Ireland
'Oraduale
Optometrist
for
27
years.
15
years
constant
practice
in
Toronto.
Phone
Red
442
319
3rd
Ave.,
Opp.
G.W.V.A.
RATE
QUOTED
ON
GRAIN
CHARTER
TO
UNITEDKINGDOM
Says
the
Vancouver
Province:
Definite
rates
to
Prince
Rupert
for
Ociober-November
loading
of
grain
ship's
have
been
announced
In
the
report
of
two
recent
chartrs,
believed
to
have
been
made
by
the
pool.
These
I
vessels
are
chartered
for
Van-
'
couver
loading,
with
Prince
Rupert
option.
Vancouver
Is
cheaper
by
nine
pence.
I
'
Some
time
ago
It
was
report-
ed
that
the
pool
had
chartered
two
British
ships
with
the
Prince
Rupert
option.
It
Is
thought
these
vessels
are
SS.
Slthonla
and
SS.
Callandla.
The
Slthonla
was
announced
a?
Vancouver,
31s
3d.
Now
the
Merchants
Exchange
reports
SS.
Callandla,
British,
4,165,
Vancouver
to
U.
K.-Contlnent,
I
October
15,
November
15,
op
tlon
Prince
Rupert,
32
,shll
lings.
The
Coal
ybu
Save
JaJ?
when
vou
put
an
Ideal
VECTO
on
the
job
in
Iace
of
old-time
fuel
wasters
will
soon
pay
or
the
improvement.
And
that's
only'
the
beginning!
You
and
your
family
have
a
new
experi
ence
in
generous,
constantly
circulating
warmth.
No"apotty
heating,"
no
lifeless,
scorched,
"burned-out"
air.
VECTO
circulate!
gende,
satisfying
comfort
to
all
rooms.
Operates
on
the
scientific
principle
of
convection.
Let
your
dealer
show
you.
VECTO
is
a
beauty
in
its
lustrous
pearl-porcelain
enameled
jacket
and
a
work-saver.
The
best
heat
for
small
homes,
stores,
offices,
shops.
Made
in
one
size
only,
for
use
in
buildings
of
not
over
6000
cubic
feet
contents.
Prica
S99
rfreiffht
axtra
M
at
Toronto
Plant.
sold
Dy
all
dealers.
CONFERENCE
OF
THIS
EMPIRE
Your
Eyes
Hold
No
Secrets
from
our
methods
of
Examination
fur
Defects
Application
of
scl-ntlflo
principles
with
the
aid
t(
i
strument8
per"rected;ror
trieluse
by
mon
who
have
mad
lifelong
study
of
the
tieodl
or
Optometry
Is
what
prod,,
such
perfect
results
for
your
eyes
when
you
visit
0u.
Tt
tlcal
parlor.
If
In
doubt
concerning.
your
glastes
consult
with
n
0ur
optician.
Wo
make
no
charges
for
advlco
and
do
not
urat
n
nrro.nl
It.
hut
we
cordlttllv
invito
vnn
ln
wants
known
lo
tis.
Max
Heilbroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
7
and
0
p.m.
"MISS
NOBODY"
.Shimmering
gown",
murldc
halls,
sal
hi
a
,
s
I
lie
m
for
the
open
nwtl.
iroiiiiiifr
ieel
!i.
over
steel
rails
at
night,
1hIiciI
to
Ihe
lu
ik'
clitng
ctiarli
for
u
resiles
wiuiiau,
a
miiv
venltire
carrying
here
where
T
whu
tlil
r-Jtisl
sir
long
as
il
was
iiwaj.
Iteui'iliful
b-i
fjue;vi)
of:
UiC
Ilultoes.
This
gorgeous
w...i
,
reigned
over
stwiely
hail
lieconie
n
deilx
i
.
sliffs.
Mi'
Imiio-,
(lie
nl-riders
Ht
gnu-
k
they
railed
her.
She
thought
she
had
foi.tr
i
man's
rUdlies
but
there
was
one
who
km
.v
woiii
iii.
.Strong
rasl.
Anna
Q.
Nllsson,
Walter
Pldgeon,
Mitchell
Lewis,
Clyde
Cook,
Anders
Randolf,
Louise
Fizenda,
Caroline
Rankin
and
others.
Comedy:
"SOMEWHERE
IN
80ME
WHERE"
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
35c
and
10c
French
:
Ivory
at
Cost
In
order
hi
make
room
fur
our
enlire
slofk
of
French
dows'for
bargains.
Frames
Mirrors
Clocks
Jewel
Boies
.
Trays
Puff
Boiet
Powder
Boies
Hair
Receivers
new
good
we
r-i
horj
at
cost,
s
Perfume
Bottlts
Button
Hooss
Shoe
Horns
Manicure
Pieces
Vases
Calendars
Cream
Jars
Napkin
Rings
Ormes
Ltd.
The
IlKXAMs
STOIIK
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street
IMONKKIt
MM
Mrs
Phones
82
and
W
Fishermen's
Supplies
FI8H
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLINQ
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
QROCERIC-
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
SL
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
ANGER.
The
Tailor
P.
O.
Box
247
lilMIniMirteil
Serge
and.
Sjcolch
JsP-A
Afl
'lweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
'rSII
shoji
in
Irineo
Mupcrt
as
low
as
iJtU
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
.
r
223
Sixth
Street
Prince
Rupert,;
EARTHENWARE
.
.a
KA
Harllieii
CiH.rks
i
mid
5
ki.Ihiii,
em
li
.
.
.
$2.00
and
Kartheit
llenti
I'olx,
n.iuUMl
siies
front
to75
Karl
hen
Mixing
Howlf,
in
five
sisse.
from
,n
ci.75
KarHien
Tea
PiK
(ilaiu
mid
ieenrni'(l,
frum
5
,n
10
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
101
255
3rdAv