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and
no'
too
bad,
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manned
by
Scotsmen,
and
our
own
band
of
kilted
pipers
to
to
Pi;
welcome
you
on
board..
Will
ye
no'
come.?"
?.
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Sailin$t'
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DAILY
EMTIO
Saturday,
August
7,
1920.
Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
Knock
your
town
and
you'll:
get
the
knocks
back.
Mackenzie
King
Looks
For
Victory.
Right
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
who
was
unconstitu
tionally
ousted
from
power
by
Governor
Byng,
ays
he
expects
to
be
returned,
again
at
the
forthcoming
election,
lie
sees
n
solid
Quebec
and
a
solid
Saskatchewan
and
a
'majority
large'
enough:
to
enable
bun
to
form
a
Government
free
from
all
other
parties.
As
some
of
his
supporters
suv,
the
only
way
to
secure
a
party
with
a
majority
in
Parliament
is
to
return
Mackenzie
King.
Ontario
is
said
to
be
wabbling
slightly
in
favor
of
the
Liberals
and".
Vancouver
piay
yet
prove
to
be
as
wise
politically
as
Prince
Rupert.
'What
seems
certain
is
that
the
Liberals
will
Ioe
no
thing
in
Ibis
province
and
they
may
gain
a
few
seats.
They
will
make
substantial
gains
on
the
prairies
and
it
is
said
that
tin;
Maritimes
are
tired
of
their
Conservotism.
Under,
these
conditions
the
proper
hjng
for
Prince
Rupert
peopleb3.
do,
it
wtftild
acciu,
js
uj
uguiu
semi
a
iimuniiiiiiii
supjmrirj
in
tue
person
oi
rrea
oiorK.
Back
Up
Merchant'
Marine
in
Efforts
to
Establish
Line.
It
is
nuder.stood
that
the
general
manager
of
the
Canadian
Government'
Merchant
Marine
is
ou
his
way
east
for
the
purpose
of-
trying
among
other
things
to
arrange
for
the
establishment
of
a
line
of
steamships
giving
a
regular
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Oriental
ports.
If
this
is
carried
out
it
will
be
a
great
thing
for
Prince
Rupert
'and
this
city
should
do
its
utmost
to
back
.up
the
C.
(1.
M.
M.
in
its
efforts.
If
General
Manager
Keeley
can
get
that
line
established
it
will
be
a
great
thing
for
Canada
and
particularly
for
this
bit
of
Canada
on
the
Pacific.
No-efforts
should
be
spared
to
urge
upon
the
company
the
desirability
oPthe
establishment
of
this
line.
Alaska
Company
And
Prince
Rupert.
We
know
nothing
about
the
new
company
that
has
been
formed
iii
Alaska
to
do
shipping
between
this
continent
and
the
Oriejit-particularly
trading
on
the
coast
of
Aluka,
but
if
iney
plan
to
use
I'rince
Rupert,
as
slated,
it
will
be
welcomed
hcre.;
We
want
ns
many
strings
to
our
bow
as
possible.
No
liig.city
can
make
progress
with
only
one
or
two
iudHslries
or
supported'
by
only
one
or
two
big
concerns.
It
is
multiplicity
of
trade
that"
makes
for
advancement.
As
we
become
more
important,
new
industries
will
come
of
themselves
and
transpor
tation
companies
will
vie
with
each
other
for
our
.trade.
Jusl
n?Yt,
however,
wc
are
glud
to
learn
of.
any
concern-that
con
templates-doing
business
with
tt$.
i'
"
.
V-'
J,
Doubtless'
Brady,
Knows
About.
Bootleoaina.
J.
C.'
Brady
is
reported
'to
hare
said
'that
the
Government
or
.Mackenzie
King
was
m
league
with
smugglers
and.
hoolleir
gers,
;aud
of
course
he
knows.
He
is
iiMhe
happy
position
of
having
a,
wide
experience
ami
being
a
man
of
great
affairs,
so
ii
i
easy
ior
mm
10
mane
tnese
sweeping
assertions
against
the
other
great
men
of
Canada;
We
should
like
to
remind
the
electors
of
Hkee
nil
flint
il
takes
more
than
a
lot
of
general
sweeping
charges
to
discredit
men
who
are
Riving
their
life
work
in
the
service
of
Canada'.
We
believe
that
Mackenzie
King
is
s(j
big
n
man
that
he
m
afford
4
,t!iUnnnn.t
...:n.
.
i!..
.ii..
it...
inn
.
.
i
.
i
juiii.
e
oeueve
mai
.Mr.
.Mi'igiien
is
equally
free
from
tho
influence
oT
smugglers
and
bootleggers
and
we
should
object
just
as
sjrongjy
if.
Fred
Stork
were
to
niuke
such
insinuations
'
agajiisl
hlni.
Let
t)5
try
to:
gel,
away
..from
this
sink
hole
style
of
politics
uiiu
nine
some
respeci
ior
ourseivc?
ant'
our
Canadian
nation.
frispjasty
Nourishing
TRISCUIT
It's
Shredded
Wheal
In
wafer
form-Delicious
with
butter,
or
cheese.or
marmalade
EVIDENCE
IN
up
the
ladder
when
he
heard
mini-one
say
he
had
found
what
they
were
looking
for.
J.
W.
Nlcholls'
Evidence
!
J.
W.
Nicholls.
comptroller
of
ity
to
spenil
the
money,
in
any
way
but
to
buy
fish
for
the
Cold
Storage.
On,
the
initial
trip
men
b'uying-
fish
were
given
a
check
for.
a
sum
of
money
which
would
approximately
cnrresponit
to
the
amount
of
fish
purchaMil
on
a
trip.
Wshen
a
boat
returns,
.offer
baVlnpiir'chaed
fish
tt
Is
cheek
ed
up,
the
caplain
i
Kiveu
a
cheque
for
the
amount
of
fish
purchased
which
brought
him
back
to
the
original
amount
re
ceived.
The
first
cheque
for
$
5,000,
given
In
Capt.
Hansen
this
seat
son,
was
produced
in
court
and
identified
-by
Mr:
Nieholli.
Accused
had
borrowed
$.100
from
Mr.
M'oorehouse.
on
June
it,
tho
cheque
representing
the
fish
pur-chaed
by
Capt.
Hansen
around
Juno
1
1
last.
Mr.
Oanzales:
"If
Capt.
Hansen
had
.J,Ou0
would
il
have
been
necessary
for
him
lo
have
borrowed
$500
more
from
Mr.
Moore-house?"
Witness:
"No."
Counted
the
Caeh
Witness
slated
that
he
had
hod
a
conversation
with'
accused,
after
the
roberry.
was..reporle.d.on.
July
2:i'
In
his
office
at
Ihe
Qihi
storage
plant
and'lit
that
time
accused
was
not
either
under
arrest
or
suspicion.
During
part
of
the
time;
Hie
conversation
Was
In
progress
Mr.
)arton
had
jteen
present.
Witness
said
that
when
ho
got
back
to
the
office
at
2.t5
p.nii
he
found
Darton
in
his
orficc
at
the
telephone,,
who
said
that
ho
'Darton!
had
been
trying
to
find
Mr.
Johnson
or
himself
and'
that
Rert
Hansen
had
reported
to
him
that
the
boat
had
been
robbed
of
$1,000.
Captain
Hansen's
story
was
that
lie
had
arrhed
at
the
U'.old
Htorane
plant
at
a.m.
and
II
k
MCTM
P
A
CC
l,a,,
gone
Ihmtlli
the
boiler
room
lliuiuun
nAilP.il
LAiJlhen
Heiiuw
poke
to-him
and
,,,,
il0
u,
oi.
'
tlis-liip.
Haiisfn
had
iiiii'tn
no
r-
J.
W.
Nloholls
and,
Der
Tell
of
1,,
waj
hlsj,
4'l'
.
Losing
and
Reooverina
'
illansen
had
gone
on
the
Chief
Money.
Zihass.a
and,
had
Called
down
',
-
jlho
eiigint
rpom
to
see
(f
T
'
TOUWD
IT'
IN
SACK
IMooD'hojisij-,
wa
on'
hoard,
huf
.
rcci'ivcif
m
reply-
He-then
went
Method
of
Financing
Burfer.
Ex-
to
the
pilots
house-and
into
plained
By
Controller
of
Company.
At
the
continuation
nf
the
preliminary
hearing
in
the
ca
e
of
Cant.
llaglK'H
A.
Hansen.
ehared
witli
Km
nk
Cameron
with
whom
ie
returned
arouiid.
noon
to
the
Chief
Zibassa
and
bad
luncli.
About
1,55
iK.m.
he
went
back
into
his
cabin
mid
found
the
lock
had
ihe
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storajie
been
forced.
Upon
discovering!
Company,
next
took
Hie
witness
:
this,
accused
had
gone
lo
the
en-
Hippo
Island
Accused
had
been
buying
fih
for
the
company
since
April
20
last
,Ik)Mi
on
the
Chief
Zibassa
and
the
Crier
Starratt.
Captain
Hansen
had
made
the
first
trip
Chief
Zibassa
afler
the
rohhery
wvim
produced
in
the-
court
and
identified
by
witness
sliowol
2,-
this
season
to
buy
fish
on
April"30.00
in
notes
and
packages
of
20
nii.l
bad
received
IM.OOo
for
Hie
purpose
of
buying
-fih
rit
Hippo
Island,
and
had
no
author
silver
.which
had
not
been
broken,
ami
cash
elsewhere
of
5705.00.
a
total
of
$3,335.00,
a
difference
of
505
in
the
total
amount.
The
log
showed
'hat
fish
had
not
beutf
puixilied
Jih.HbAp
ril
57.
Mr!1
JohinohJ
miihajtec
of
the
Cobi
tini-4'
-plate
;
had
asked
l-apt
Hansen''
siihsequrijtly
If
hi
had'
at
any
time
used
money
of
the
fompany'
for
any,
other
pur-j
poso;jjhan
qf
Iliuj((t?ttifl-h,
am
ncciNHd
had
replimt
that
lie
had
for
the
purpose
of
purchasing
liquor
for
the
fishermen.
t
;.
In
reply
to
u
qintstion
by
Mr.
I'atmore,
wituesH
said
that
he
did
not
know
what
amount
of
mom
Laccused
hm
expended
in
liquor,
for
the
fishermen,
but
that
Cant.
Jlaitsen
had
been
receivin
tho
money
from
the
fishermen
and
reimbursing
the.
company.
Mr-Pat
morn
:
"When
you
gave
him
the
new
cheque
for
the
am
oiiut
of
fj.1,
hough)
did
you
check
hi
catiiii.
wliere.1
in
started
to
.-count
with
the
theft
of
$t,000
from
tho
can.
ij
u,e
,,0i
house
and
Canattian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co
In
the
city
iolice
court
yesterday
afternoon
before
Magistrate
Mc-Lel,
William
Schelini,
tho
diver
who
recovered
the
lost
cash
box
from
the
bottom
of
the
harbor,
on
July
27,
iravc
evidence,
ami
J.
V.
Mcholls.
comptroller
of
the
Cold
Storage
Company,
also
took
the
witness
stand.
Mr.
Nlcholls
identified
documents
taken
from
the
Chief
Ziba-a
subequunl
to
the
roberry
and
teslified
to
the
amounts
paid
out
to
Captain
Han-,
son
while
acting
as
fish
buyer
the
money
On
t
tie
table.
Hands
Up
He
was
nhout
half-way
through'
i-ounUii
tlo
imuiey
wlien
Capt.
Krwl
Waiters
.of
the
W.
U.
LotiJ,
said
"hands
un."
Walters
nsKed
Hansen
fo
rtwo
hooks
and
Hansen
went
and
got
the
hooks,
return
ing
to
the
pilot
house
to
finish
Hinting
the
money.
He
found
that
bo
was
$5
short.
He
then
put
the
notes
into
the
cash
hot,
the
tray
containing
the
silver
on
lop
of
tho
notes,
locked
up
the
cash
box
and
put
thr
cash
box
into
a
drawer
under
the
bunk.
He
llien
locked
up
the
drawer
and
jeft
the
cabin,
but
was
not
quite
jturc
whether
lie
loekel
the
cabin
door
or
not.
Yvlhen
bringing
his
at
Hippo
sland
for
the
company.
Lmniey
down
tn
the
morning
he
Dlver'3
Actions
Diver
W.
Sclielim
pave
evidence
tb
the
effect
that
be
had
been
em
ployed
tiy
Capt.
A.
Swanson
to
un-
Hertake
some
tliving
work
in
the
bail
it
in
a
sack
and
put
the
sack
jiiside
his
shirt
on
the
left-hand
side.
Accused
said
that
the
previous
afternoon
Mr.
lilance
had
told
him
to
bring
the
money
down
vicinity
of
the
Cold
Storage
plant
to
the
office.
That
same
nbdil,
on
July
27.
The
diving
party
landed
with
their
gear
on
the
derrick
scow
which
was
moored
alongside
the
steamboats
at
the
Cold
Storage
dock.
Afler
searching
in
different
directions
from
the
seow
at
the
bottom
of
the
harbor
he
scared
a
devil
fish
away
by
clapping
his
hands
and
saw
a
sack
near
where
the
devil
fish
had
been.
The
distance
of
the
sack
from
the
anchor
wa
about
12
or
It
feet
and
about
12
or
It
feet
from
the
hroadide-
of
the
scw.
He
lifted
the
sack
and
tapped
it
with
his
hand
and
then
ave
the
signal
to
fro
up.
When
reach
iw
the
top
of
the
diver's
ladder
he
hande.1
the
sack
to
one
of
the
tie
Thursday
iiiKhl,
he
counted
jiis
money
at
home
when
he
found
ft
was
l."c
short,
which
he
made
yood.
The
nrxt
morning
when
iioim?
down
to'
tile
plant
Capt.
Hansen
remembered
that
he
must
have
beeib
inure
than
15c
short
because
u
recollected
having
spent
some
money
at
Hippo
Island
before
coming
in.
He
had
bought
some
cigarettes
in
the
store
and
had
taken
two
tickets
in
a
raffle
for
a
praoiaphone.
He
left
the
Chief
Zibassa
that
morning
to
go
home
to
.get,
Hie
$5
around
M.55
a.m.
Un
his
way
toward
the
mill-
site
he
met
first
the
cook
and
nerondly
the
deckhand.
Captain
lhiiisen
said
that
he
went
home
Cold
Storage
staff
who
in
turniaud
not
the
$5.
handed
If
to
(he
police:
'but
dfdl
About
It
o'clock-he
went
down
pot
see
the
sack
opened.
WatnessMn
the
fo'castle,
acompanled
by
identified
a
sack
produced
inlCapt.
Pearce
of
the
Freilelia
to
pel
'eniirt
a
Similar
to
Ihe
one
he
Imd'H
CUD
of
coffee.
He
bad
aftnr-
recovereb
He
was
just
comingNards
jrone
to
Hie
general
office
IpMaaaaaHaaaaBaWaWaaBM
money
into
Hie
i
ati
Uu.
the
cash
iuk
into
it
ilrawer
and
hail
tlii-n
locked
the
drawer
and
was
preily
sun'
thai
be
also
locked
Mm
door
of
the
cibln.
Capt.
Hanen
had
iolii
of
his
working
on
the
boat
n
the
iiioriiin
of
the
robbery
h
ml
'
that
he
had
no
reavou
to
su.pei-t
'
thai
any
member
of
ihe
crew
nlio.itil
wax
orooked.
Witness
then
desribed
aiproti-
'
matHy
at
what
point
the
box
had:
been
fcund
by
the
dier,
and1
IboiiL'hl
it
had
not
been
thrown'
Very
far
from
the
point
at
which!
It
was
found.
j
land
and
identified
accused,
whoine
mom
and
called.
Tommyfi
.
Provincial
1
ollce
Sergeant
Han
o;
state.1
was
working
for
the'MiMirehouso
and
showed
Moore-
company
on
July
23
last.
Thci
"ouse
uie
iorce.i
iock.
.ner
iry-
present
season
was
the
third
sca-1"1
to
find
Mr.
Johnson
or
him
son
Capt.
Hansen
had
acted
for.'"
"""y
wnt
up
to
the
office
the
......
company
as
fish
buyer
alfa'"'
1
1
...
-i
reported
the
roberry
to
Mr..
i
'anon.
Log
Book
A
log
book,
taken
from
tho
up
will),
him
lo
see
that
his
bal
mice
on
.liaitil
was
correot?"
Witness:
.No."
Mr:
NicholU-
explained'
that
il
wan
poxsihli!
for
a-
man
to
run
throiwh
the
whole
season
without
taking
a
check
on
his
cash,
tho
company
paying-
for
the
amount
"f
fish
pui-clinsi'd,
mich
amount
thereby
bringing
the-
skiipAr'
money
tip
lo
Miw
original
sum.
Capt.
JlinMeti
had'
not
been
pre-
vlously
reprimanded
on
any
mo
ney
transaction
wUh
llio
coui'pany,
Intpeotor
pllter'
In
igivlng
evidence
Inspector
Hplller
told
of
"having
a
talk
with
accused
be
f
o
re
Hi
o
'
a
rrc
s
t.
Ca
p
I.
Hansen
had
then
related
to
him
about
counting
the
money
to
within
5
of
this'ijrl.OOOi
He
(Capt,
llausen
had
tried'
to
remember
Hie
various
dcnominalions
of
the
bills
but
was
not
sure
on
this
nah
gae
similar
evidence,
f.
The
ease
was
adjoi
rued
until
Monday.
WATCH
N0TICK
.
Dlttrin
ird
Ut
I
I
'
TAkK
10TIC1:
Hut
SimirrtllK
Ctnw
n
'
i:micpiij'
l.liuilril,
wIkim-
iditrrt
I
Uttrt
,rnur
Wlurr,
Vanroimr,
H.
will
i-lily
fir
t
llmire
tu
ukr
tad
,w
a
ttl
:
lo
r
mliiuis
of
uairr
imi
of
un-nanml'
tin-am,
nhirh
flow,
iiorltH-rly
and
drain.
I
nlo
frrtUMM
Hay.
Vnwl
nll,
atMii
4
i-ham.
MI
of
.
W.
rtiOivr
l.n-
1171.
C'ui-rn
i
.In
i
lot
le
Nlaiiil
inorlrt
The
irr.
via
bn
uonltsl
rnifir
ih
nrwn
at
a
lHilnl
A
rlialna
lu
a
Miullt
wrtlcrlr
ilirmliHi
from
.N.
W.
iiirn'r
of
Lot
till.
y.
(i.
Ilit..i
ami
will
iM
uM-d
rr
imiiMinal
aixl
ikii
I
Wl
purw
iiimn
tlie
laml
rtfTllX'd
a.
iuMk
a.
i.oi
i7i,
ijutii
r.iurioiic
Din.
;
lint
nolir
a
piim1
mi
ibe
tniunil
ii
tt
Kill
d
of
Jllh.
t.
A
ropy
o(
llilt
luiiir
and
an
appilntion
tmruaiiti
ttierrto
ami
in
tin-
"Water
Art"
mil
fllml
in
lh
(,fri
of
Urn
Wairr
ll-iri1r
hi
Vriwm
Huiirrt,
II.
C
oiijnlon
to
llwi'
'siplli
atl.irt
iiiay
Im
fiM
Willi
itm
uni
Watrr
Urrvrtirr
itr
ullh
tlwt
i;oiupin,iir
of.
Walrr
llithtt.
I'arllamrnt
Iliillillnit,
vinoru.
it.
...
t
iidiii
mini
-(!
arir
tin;
flrl
prnr
of
Ihli
iiolirw
in
a
lxal
lwnaiM-r.
TIh
lal
of
Dm
rir.i
tmLJlri.
lion
of
lliU
nur
ta
July
tn,
.
(.
SOMKnVIII.K
i.'N.Nf.Hr
RECEIVED
By
Mistake
By
F,
D.
WATiiynafm.
WATER
NOTICE
It
Dliaralen
and
Uh
S
.
T.lk'K
Oni:K
llilt
Si.llirtlll.
I'innin
W-iiiiihmt
l.iiniirrt.
wlome
aldrr
u
ilorf
fKvf
line
Wliarf.
Vaiuxiuvrr.
H.
i.
.
will
oni
ilir
a
Iktiim
In
lak
atnl
ur
so
talloni
rr
yHnlniite
of
wairr
out
of
uu
inmnl
irfin,
kMnirii
now
iioroirnv
ami
draiim
Into
lr-
-v'Mon
nay.
M4
iniet,
aixiiii
30
chalna
Vrsl
from
X,
K.
nnT
Uit1
UJI,
O;
t,
:-tiltrlr.
Tlw
waltr
will
!
illvrrt'sl
from
the
itrriifi
ii
a
i)liil
alHiul
(
e'laint
from
yiMiiilh
or
stream
and-
villi
I
urd
for
liuluHrial
ami
ilonrnlie
imrtMi,
iiM,n
th
land
UenrrllM-d
a
H
lor
If
A.
Lot
lt?,
yiicri)
Cliarlbtte
IHitrlrt.
lui
not
Ire
a
l.lt-d
tn
tin
irroiinil
on
the
Mm
ilajr
of
July,
lf.
A
i-opy
of
ibia
notlcit
and
an
appit
ration
por.uanl
tin-rein
and
In
the
"Water
Art"
will
be
filed
III
tlie
(.ffii-e
of
III
iiairfiri
iaa
mw
nneai
hi
ini
u
j
1
olijerllon'
tuMlie
appllratlun
may
be
film)
Ullll
III-
ati
il'.l..
lino..
.!..
r.
.
u.i.t.
tlm
Comptroller
of
Water
llitliii,
I'arlia.
ment
liiilldinK,
Vlrlorla,
B.
c
.
nuniii
tlilrty
daa
after
Hie
NrM
appearanro
of
Ihla
iKitlj.n
In
a
Kal
newspaper.
The.
rtal
!
iih-
iiri
iMjuiiraiioii
in
inn
millt'll
July
K0,
Ittt.
SOMKIlVlt.I.E
CA.t.nr
iiirj.i.
Mil,
Annllranf
.
fly
r.
n.
VTIIKIft.
Ap-nti
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
;Notte
of
Application
for
Contant
to
Tranafar
Bear
Llcanta.
0Tii:iftrCiifenrMV-
or-fiifiht
13?
iii
IKlli
day
of
Auriinl
neit
the
iiiutHrnlirtin.l
Intend
to
ailily
to
tlie
Liquor
Conlroi
Hoirdifor
roniml
to
rnntvt
of
nr
l.l-rrnr-e
numbered
70
and
Umied
In
re.
port
of
nrpm!M,
belnif
nsit
of
a
hnii,
un
known
n
I'orl
cienienta
lloiil,
plirt
rie-Iliclll",
II;
f...
iimiii
the
laiul
droerlbeil
an
J-.it
7,
III.M
k
17,
In
Sillidlvlnlon
of
Oil
7lf.,
Viieen
.iinrioiie
I'ljoii.,
rrilH'r
lluiiert
l
and.
lieiotry
PUirlrt,
in
the
I'rovlme
of
llrlllth
l!oliinilila.
rroiir
t'r.ttlr
iii,.l
llMberl;
llamplon.
Ilieodore
MiikcoiiI
and
J'
:irrori
nf
the
Town
of
I'ort
Clements.
In
the
County
of
Prince
Unpen,
In
the
Province
of
lirlllth'
Columbia,
the
Iranafereea
IHTKO
at
ITIfire
liupert,
II,
C,
Una
1
,i
'
day
of
July.
I.
II
HI
III
II
T
IIAMI'TIII,
TIIKOtiollK
Mt'SCO.NI,
J.
cicco.m:,
Applicatii
and
Trmitartti.
1
l
ast
week,
much
lo
tir
stirprise.
we
ret'ltvetfhft
pnrcerj(fe
..tv
;
dresses.
Now,
we
are
nut
in
!
lie
ready-to-wear
husirie
Jt1i
,
the
fai
ililies
(o
trj,
on.
tit
ami
alter
dresses.
So
we
wrulc
ttif
turer.
asking
what
he
wished
m
lo
do
w,ith
these
dres.es
if
"riell
for
what
you
.-aii
get."
These
dresses
go
on
sole
tudnv
a
Ready-to-wear
Dresses
40
COTTON
CREPE
DRES8ES
al
3
SPUN
SILK
DRESSES
at
10
FIGURED
GEORGETTES
at
10
COTTON
CREPE,
FLAT
CREPE
and
CHARMEUSE
SATIN
at
KVKIIY
OXB
IS
A
RARGAIN
$1.50
$5.00
$9.76
.
.
$13.75
eadi
EVERYTHING
IN
THE
8TORE
IS
ON1
SALE
A.
potltive
Close
6ot,
Clear
Out,
Sell,
Out,
Get
Out
of
Builneu
Salt
West
of
England
Store
Third
Avenue
mint.
The
captain
hail
put
the
Phone
753
SEND
IT
TO
THE
T
ATTMnWV
.
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
Including
three
distinct
services
for
Faitulv
Y
SOFT
FINISH,
THRIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
WASH
at
Hiosi
reasonable
price.
DRY
CLEANING,
PRESSING
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
IIS-
and
wc
will
do
Hie
re
t
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Opartillng
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
I
nglnrs;
Machinists,;
Boilermaker!,
Uokmlth,
Pattern
makertt
Foundortv
Woodworker,
Eta,
ELECTRIC.
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL.
WORK.
PHONES
4S
and
ft
Loggers!
Loggers!
Wo
havo
the
only
complete
stock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
and'
parts
in
tho
North.
Wc
handlo
l.oggliifr
Cable.
Ax".
I'envics,
Haws,
nnd
general
Cnmp
Kiptlpment.
It
will
pny
yon
to
soo
us
when
outfilllng.
Storks
Hardware
Limited
710
8ccond
Avenut