SJOt
Frames
Mirrors
Clocks
Jeel
Boxes
Trays
Puff
Boies
Powder
Boies
Hair
Receivers
Phone
34
Simmons
Slcel
Beds.
Spring
r
A
Balance
In
the
Bank
THE
allowance
pi
the
houses.
,
wife,
or
the
salary
ol
the
business
girl,
will
last
longer
and
go
farther
if
paid
into
the
Dank
and
withdrawn
only
as
required.
The
temptation
to
spend
for
unnecessary
tilings
wilrbe
less,
and
the
balance
to
carry
forward.
each
month
will
be
greater.
"
Laiiii
uill
Ttcthii
courttout,
helpful
atUntitH
from
Mr
Staff.
tThc
Royal
Bank
,
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
lie
New
Orthophonic
Victrola
6
exciting
more
comment
nd
attracting
more
favor
Itan
has
any
musical
In-
Irument
before.
:.
y
f-
if'
my
opiiii'":
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unity,
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asi
jin
(IimI
at
Hie
fi-'
wi
ti
n
iii'
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i-vcry
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Miipi'r
or
wIIht.
r
i
'cin
odun-il
for
OU.
Hil
i
r
fi
GRENADA
MODEL
Mahogany
and
Walnut
$200
'
OTHER
MODELS
$116
$275
$385
Termj
Arranged
rench
:
Ivory
at
Cost
if
to
m
ike
room
for
nrw
gnmls
we
arr
selling
out
'ft
-fiirL
nf
l-Vftnrii
Ivnrv
fit
eiml
mir
iviti-
t
or
IiargnitiH.
i
Perfume
Eottlo
Button
Hooks
Shoe
Horns
Manlcuro
Plecos
Vases
Calendars
Cream
Jars
Napkin
Rings
Ormes
Ltd.
Tin-
ItKXAM.
STOUI.
3rd
Avenue
find
6th
Street
I'lONKKII
DIUOtilSTS
Phones
82
and
200
Loggers!
Loggers!
Wc
linvo
the
only
oniplett.
stork
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
hi
purls
in
the
North.
Wc
liantU
Logging
liable,
Axe.
''eavie,
Haw,
ami
general
Came
Kqiiipiiient.
U
will
puy
you
to
see
us
when
outfitting.
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
P.O.
Box
106
mid
Oslcriiiour
Mat-
wsses
in
every
room.
,
f2
Booms,
Hot
ami
Cold
Witter,
Hnlhs
ami
bhmvers,
8'euin
llealeil,
Klcctrlc
Light.
Corner
of
Third
Ave
'and
Sixth
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Local
and
Personal
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
678.
tf
B.C.
Undertakers.
Pbone
41.
Crystal
Firelighters,
48
fo.-
tH.OO.
Hyde
Tratiifer.
Phone
080.
tf
Crawfdril
peachos
arriving
Monday,,
I.
i
5
iter
crate.
Iluper'
ilile?
Sypplf:
5
i
"
'
:
Try
Foothills
Stove
Coa'.,
13.00
per
Ion.
No
soot.--I'Irl
pott,
Kvilt
&
Co.
Ltd.
tf
.
f
JloQIi'lt
peajg,
Xo.
1
wrapped
StacSjfper
aiittetLih,
arriving
AlondAy
'l"allPSiij.pIy.
All
.Moose
meet
at
Moose
Hall,
2
p.m.
Sunday,
lo
attend
Hie
funeral
of
Hie
late
Mr.
A.
O.
Franks.
Frank
Cullin,
a
former
printer
of
this
clly,
is
now
located
a'
Powell
Hiver
where
lie
gets
ou'
the
con'ipHny
publication,
th.
Powell
Jtiver
Digester.
Mr,
anil
Mrs.
J.
F.
llulelihifor
ami
family
nil
tonight
on
Uf
Prince
rteorne
for
Vancouver
eiY'route
to
W
Zealand
where
tljey
are
lo
j(ak"e
lip
their
future
riidciice.
Miss
(J.
(iosse,
who
has
rv,i
visiting
hen-
wild
her
sisNT,
Mrs.
II.
I..
Alexander,
sails
this
afternoon
by
the
Priuces
Char-
'He
on
her
return
to
her
home
n
Victoria.
(iovernmcnl
Agfiit
and
Mr.
Norman
A.
Walt
and
daughter
Joan,
returned
to
the
city
on
ypstenlay
afii
noon's
iraln
from
IVIkWa
where
tlny
spent
the
ast
few
weeks
for
the
heiiefi!
of
Mr.
Watfs
lieallli
wliteh
is
now
coiisuJcralily
improved.
With
lr.
W.
Sagcr
of
Por
Simpson
art
in;
as
eoronrr
in
plarc
of
J.
H.
Tannock,
who
i-
ill.
tln
iutpjesl
into
Hie
deuth
of
I'.iipl.
Martin
Fotland
ieiifil
this
morning
ami,
after
tln
hody
luid
le'ii
vlewcl,
adjournmiMi:
was
lakn
until
Monday
Mr.
am)
Mrs.
iirard
Hattcl
of
l.o
Angeles
arrived
from
the
Maul
urn
this
atlprn.ion's
trail.
inn
win
hii
tor
Vancouver
on
hp
sieaiiK-r
Prinn'
(icorje.
Mr.
Handle
is
a
member
of
the
oaff
of
(tic
general
pasoiiire
l''l.irliiie'nl
of
the
Southern
Pa
eifir
Ilailwuy
i:onlahle
and
Mrs.
S.
tlli:e
will
arrive
on
Hits
afternoon
.rain
from
Hazelton
and
leave
hj
!lie
steamer
Pfinee
tieorye
foi
VMneouvr
en
mute
to
Chrmain-
us,
Vancouver
lUn.l,
to
wind
lioint
uistable
Inline
has
bw
Iransrerrod
in
the
service
or
the
provincial
police.
In
aid
of
the
annual
iaxaai
wliiclt
will
Jte
held
in
the
fall,
a
lea
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
hy
the
Moosehoart
Legion
at
Hie
home
of
Mrs.
Charles
hdwanls.
Hays
Covo
Avenue.
There
was
a
sood
turnout
and
Mrs.
Ftlwards
was
assisted
bj
.Mrs.
Alf.
"Uhrlstfansen.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
II.
C.
JIocIicsUn
who
have
been
visiting
tn
the
rily
with
Mrs.
Ilochester's
par
enU,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Mor
pan.
will
sail
on
tontuht".
steamer
for
Vancouver
en
route
o
Ihrir
home
in
Monlrtsil.
Thcj
will
be
accompanied
to
Vancou
ver
by
Mrs.
.Morgan'
who
will
visit
there.
hour
natives,
appeared
in
Ihv
city
police
court
this
morning
to
answer
to
.liquor
rhnrses
under
llu
Indian
Act.
Peter
Spence
was
fined
and
cost,
with
the
option
of
one
month
In
Jail.
for
supplying;
Alfred
Wesley
was
rcniiimk'd
for
eiht
days
on
a
charge
of
havin
liquor
in
his
K)sessiuiv
and
Sam
Cecil
ami
Selina
Danes
wore
each
as?o.:3e''
l
and
costs
,or
inlovication.
Jjeatlachg
j
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WHY
SUFFER
FROM
RHEUMATISM
"fKUIT-MIYES"
KITE
HELPED
THOUSHDS
Mas.
DAVISON
If
yon
are
made
miKtrable
by
this
painful
diseaxe,
rrad
this
encouraging
letter
from
Mrs.
Louis
UaTison
of
Eaa
Claire,
Oat.
"!Jome
years
ago,
1
had
a
severe
attack
of
lUirumatism.
I
tried
many
remedies
but
receired
little
benefit.
A
few
months
ago,
I
naw
an
ad
Teriisement
of
"Fruit-a-tiTes"
and
derided
to
try
them.
After
taking
four
boxes,
I
am
now
able
to
do
all
my
own
work
besides
putting
in
a
large
garden.
I
lake
great
pleasure
in
recommending
"Fruit-a-tiTes"
to
anyone
suffering
from
Rheumatism."
"Fmit-a-tiTes
is
a
genuine
fruit
medicine,
made
from
fruit
Juices
in
tensified
and
combined
with
tonics.
It
frees
the
system
of
poisonous
waste
matters
and
purifies
the
blood
stresra.
Try
''Fl!t-atlves,,
yoarself
and
let
them
restore
ron
to
health
and
vigor.
25c
sod
50c
s
box
at
all
dealers.
GRAND
OPENINQ
ANNOUNCEMENT
WIRES
WERE
DOWN
4-
MRS.
H.
S.
PARKER
Announces
the
opening
of
f
her
new
store
on
Saturday,
Auaust
21.
carrying
an
ex-
elusive
line
of
Ladles'
Ready-to-Wear.
The
Pub-
4-
i;c
of
Prince
Rupert
are
In-
vlted
to
call
In
and
Inspect
the
stock.
210
Sixth
Street.
Phone
Green
502.
196
Outdoor
tomatoes
i
lb.
lug
arrtvins
Monday,
fct'ifij
per
case
I
able
Supply.
'
'
,
v
Hi
the
parly
who
look
a
coal
by
mistake
from
me
Westholm.-I
lieutrd
return
the
same
to
75
Taxi?
CN.lt.
steamer
Priftcc
George,
'.'.apt.
Harry
Nedilen,
is
expected
tiaek
rrom
Stewart
aitd
Anyox
about
?
o'clock
this
evening
and
will
sail
for
Vancouver
ami
wayports
at
J
o'clock...
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Theo
Collarl
and
son
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
Terrace.
Mrs.
Qpllarl
will
spend
a
Tew
weeks
holiilayinv
at
Terrace
and
Mr.
Colfaift
will
return
to
the
city
on
Monday.
Ui!brt
of
the
mechanical
-tarf
of
the
Canadian
Radiotelegraph
Service,
after
having
been
eiUfaped
in
work
alUe
Digby
Island
station,
sails
this
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
for
Alert
Hay.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
K,,
Campnei
sail
this
evening
on
the
Prince
tieorge
for
Vancouver.
During
the
past
week
or
so
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oimpliell
have
been
honored
guesig
at
a
nunrfa'r
of
de-liphlful
private
Social
qvents.
"
Considerably
behind,
-solieduh
lime,
O.X.It.
stennier
Prince
John,
Oapl.
F.
Mabbs..
$
duo
from
.VaiieOuvor
via
thq
sDUthoni
end
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is
lands
tonight
or-tomorrow
morning.
The
John
wns
three
days
late
in
leaving.
Vancouver.
not
getting
away
from
there
till
Tuesday.
r
i
a
....
Diie
from
Alaska
ports
al
S
o'clock,
C.P.H.
sleamer
Princess
Charlotte,
Cipt.
C.
C
Haiuley,
will
sail
al
6
o
elockUns
evening
for
Alert
Hay
amr
Vaneouver.
The
Charlotte
is
-bringing
from
!
Ketchikan
an
overflow
of
twenty
passeusers
who
will
he
trans-ferrrd
liere
to
the
Prijiccss
Heat-rire,
Cap!.
S.
K.
(ira.vy-which
is
due
from
the
sjmlh
at
7
o'clock
this
evening
and
vvhlh
will
sail
shortly
thereafter
on,
livr
return
to
Vanrouver.
Owing
lo
Hie
failure
of
the
telegraphs
the
late-
press
news?
which
usually
comes
in
nhoiU
noon
and
after
does
not
appear
today.
Church
Notices
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
(Church
of
England)
Sunday
Services
Morning
11.00
a.m.
Kvcning
4
7.30
p.m.
Preacher:
Ilev.
Archdeacon
O,
A.
Ilix
Presbyterian
Church
There
will
be
no
services
to
morrow
In
the
Preshylcrian
Church
or
Sunday
School.
j
Christian
Science
Society
Service
every
Sunday
morning
in
the
Hays'
Jilock,
2S5
Second
Avenue.
Subject
on
Sunday.
"'Mind."
Testimony
meeting
'on
Wednesday
evening
at
8
o'clock
Baptist
Church
Sunday
school
al
10
o'clock
Morning
service
at
11.
Subject
"Sunshine
and
Shadow."
Even
ing
worship
at
7.30.
Subject
The
Opium
Menace."
Speaker,
Mr.
Harry
Moyle
of
Toronto.
Mr.
Moyle
will
present
an
in
tensely
inlercsling
and
vital
subject
ine
which
may
have
a
bearng
on
Prnc
Hupert
as
being
the
Pacific
port
-nearest
the
Orient.
Lutheran
St.
Paul's
Krvdish
Lutheran
Church,
Melrooole
Hall,
Third
,ve.
Ilev.
Thos.
D.
Hinde,
pa:
tor.
Morning
service
fn
Sunday
at
11
o'elock.
Sermon
theme.
J'he
Folly
of
Prejudice."
Solo
by
Edward.
Haisler.
-Everyone
cordially
fnvitrtd.
,
?
'
i
.
''
The
United
Church
Morning
seWiee1
If
'
o'cloci
Topic:
"The
Have
Man
Glori
fied."
Evening
service
7.30.
Ho
loisl.
J.
S-
Wilson.
Sermon
lor
ic:
"Five
Deaths
of
the
Faith?'
Rev.
(ieo.
O.
Hacker
is
th;
speaker
at
both
services.
Hupert
East
service
is
with
drawn
tomorrow
night.
We
in
vite
a
full
attendance
al
First
United.
FOREST
FIRE
WORST7
HISTORY
OF
ALBERTA
Trappers
Blamed
For
Careless
ness
In
Not
Putting
Out
Camp
Fires.
KDMO.M'ON,
Aug.
21.
Forest
in-.
in
Alberta
this
year
have
been
Hie
worst
in
the
history
of
the
province
in
the
opinion
of
Axel
Smith,
one
of
the
pioneer
and
most
experienced
woodsmen
in
the
west.
TUc
greater
portion
of
the
responsibility
for
this
con
ditiou,
lie
lays
upon
the
shoulders
of
lite
tenderfoot
trapper.
"In
my
travels
to
the
north
of
Edmonton,"
said
Mr.
Smith,
'!
find
that
nearly
all
residents
living
in
the
woods
are
more
or
less
inlerested
in
trapping
during
the
winter,
catching
fox
and
coyotes
und
in
the
latter
part
of
the
season
around
every
Hltle
lake
or
slonvrli.
muskrats.
Here
is
where
the
trouble
starts
for
the
firej
rangers.
Old
Trappers
Careful
"These
tenderfoot
trappers
have
no
idea
of
the
danger
of
leaving
a
fire
burning.
Their
one
object
is
to
get
as
much
fur
us
they
can
regardless
of
results,
and
many
an
honest
trapper
has
had
to
abandon
his
old
stamping
ground
and
seek
new
fields
on
account
of
the
destruction
wrought
by
these
embryo
trappers.
VOUNG
PORT
SIMPSON
PEOPLE
ARE
MARRIED
Miss.
Gertie
Dennis
Becomes
Bride
of
Joseph
Morrison
and
Will
Live
at
Simpson
At
the
United
Church
manse
last
night
at
7.30
the
marriaae
look
place
of
Joseph
Morrison,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mark.
Mor
rison
f
Port
Simpson
!o
Mis
tierlie
Dennis,
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Peter
Dennis
of
tin
aine
idaee.
The
young
people
are
return
ing
from
North
Pacific
Cannery
and
will
reside
at
Port
Simpson
PROVINCIAL
PUBLIC
WORKS
DEPARTMENT.
Tenders
will
be
received
on
or
nerore
luesuay.
August
21,
bv
the
undersigned
for
a
number
of
ballards
whieli
can
be
seen
at
the
government
warehouse.
Th?
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
(.
C.
McKAY.
District
Engineer,
PAIN
from
Bladder
Irritation
Soon
td
by
SANTAL
MIDY
war
of
Imitation
Look
for
th
word
"MIOV
Sold
tiy
ill
ilrurriat
i
yWBf
PAGE
THHE1
THE
TRUTH
ABOUT
PURE
BEER
the
past
several
years
the
public
has
IN
been
told
many
things
about
beer,
yet
it
is
not
surprising
that
many
people
should
not'
know
what
beer
really
is,
for
the
merits
of
pure
beer
have
been
almost
entirely
neglected
by
controversiorvalists.
Pure
beer
is
a
scientifically
made
malt
solution,
derived
from
malted
barley
and
flavored
with
hops.
In
this
malted
condition
the
grain
is
much
more
nourishing
than
in
its
natural
state
and
the
beer
has
many
beneficial
activities
when
taken
as
a
beverage.
In
the
first
r-lac
pure
beer
is
in
itself
a
complete
food,
rich
in
proteins,
maltose
and
dextrin,
mineral
salts
and
organic
phosphorous
compounds.
It
1
superior
to
either
cider
or
wine
in
its
nourishing
qualities.
Consumed
at
th?
rate
of
one
bottle
per
meal,
it
would
replace
300
grammes
of
bread
in
food
value,
because
of
its
content
of
extractives,
carbohydrates
and
proteins.
Pure
beer
awNIx
valuably
In
Ihe
almIlal!on
of
other
food,
for,
hy
reaon
of
Us
hop-hittrr
prlnrlples,
its
wmk
alcoholic
lrrnglli
and
its
dissolved
rarbnnle
arid
gas,
II
rxrrts
a
beneficially
stimulating
action
on
the
alomath.
Beer
Is
a
beveraoe
rich
in
vitaminrs,
so
neerssary
lo
Ihe
well
bring
of
Hie
human
ornanlsm
and
as
a
defense
against
disease.
II
Is
aseptic,
for
the
wort
has
been
completely
sterilized
by
prolonged
boiling
In
tbe
presence
of
the
bop
tillers,
which
are
strongly
antiseptic
The
heallh-glving
qualities
of
the
pure
beer
sold
la
Ihe
people
of
British
Columbia
are
secured
and
mala-talned
in
Ihe
model
plants
of
the
Vancouver
Brewery
Limited,
lUinier
Brewing
(x.
of
Canada
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Spring
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and
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Victoria
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of
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erics
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which
are
models
of
scientific
care
and
cleanliness.
They
are
open
for
inspection
at
all
timet,
and
visitors
are
gladly
welcomed.
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is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
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-
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Everything
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most
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flooring,
V
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yeneers,
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in
Northern
B.C
'
'
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We
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&fthe
la$t-
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'
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