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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
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Delivery,
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mail
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carrier,
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Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
February
1020.
Step
By
Step
The
West
Must
Win.
When
an
inequality
has
been
established
by
custom,
it
is
extremely
difficult
to
gel
it
evened
up.
That
is
the
situation
in
regard
to
the
transportation
rales
jn
the
west.
Owing
to
the
difficulties
of
building
Ihe
railwtiy
through
the
Kicking
UoiSe
Pas-,
the
CP.lt.
rales
'to
IheN'aeifio
coast
were
set
at
h
high
figure
and
once
eslaihlished
it
wa
difficult
to
make
a
change.
Happily
there
have
been
ineif
in
charge
of
affairs
vyho
had
th"
two
necessary
qualities,
Ihe
courage
of
their
convictions
and
Ihe
ability
to
carry
them
through.
Much
has
already
been
gained.
A
measure
of
justice
has
been
granted
but
there
is
still
a
good
way
to
go.
The
west
may
have
to
speak
yet
louder
and
more
incisively
in,
order
to
gain
her
point.
She.,
must,
win
in
Ihe
end,
hut
the
question
is
how
long
me
cnange
win
ne
delayed
7
Farmers
Interested
In
Coast
Towns.
-
The
farmers
are
nil
inlereslcd
in
gelling
Ihe
lowest
possible
grain
rates
through
to
the
Pacific
or
Atlantic
coasts
mid
the
people
here
are
interested
because
they
believe
fliey
have
a
right
to
an
equal
break
with
ports
in
the
east.
People
along
Ihe
railroad
are
interested
because
the
more
rapidly
the
coast
(owns
develop
the
sooner
will
they
hqve
a
steady
market
for
their
produce,
and
there
will
be
empluvmejit.
for
railway
shops
and
round
houses,
and
employees
In
man
Ihe
trains.
Australian
Treaty
And
Produce
Imports.
.
.
Attempts
will
be
made
by
the
opposition
to
"the
present
government
lo
show
that
the
operation
of
the
Australian
treaty
will
work
u
hardship
on
Canadian
farmers.
That'
is
the
weak
spot
in
our
democratic
system
of
government.
Men
who
are
perfectly
just
in
their
business
dealing
will
not
hesitnfe
to
take
an
unfair
advantage
of
an
opposing
party.
There
have
been
importations
nf
Australian,
produce
even-year,
whenever
there
was
sufficient
to
make
exporting
worth
while
from
Australia
mid
when
Ihe
prices
here
were
high
enough
to
warrant
II.
Duller
has
iqme
here
at
various
limes
nnd
so
has
million
nnd
other
commodities.
Without
the
trealv
many
of
the
articles
might
likely
have
come
here,
but
there
is
no
doubt
Ihe
treaty
lends
lo
encourage
the.
imports
from
thai
country.
Just
now
a
shipment
of
butter
ha
arrived
and
there
is
likely
lo
be
roar
oT
protest
from
Ihe
buttermaking
districts
of
Canada.
MASONIC
BALL
USUAL
SUCCESS
Some
Two
Hundred
Persons
Attended
Craft's
Annual
Event
In
Auditorium
Last
Night
The
annual
bull
of
Tyee
and
Tsiiiijisean
Loltres,
A.F.
A
A.M.,
helil
last
evening
in
the
Auditorium
proved,
as
usual,
to
be
one
of
ihe
(ml
standing
social
it
f
fairs
of
(he
season.
'There
were
in
nl-lentlanee
tome
10(1
emmles
iu-
wilh
their
wives
and
lady
friends.
Opening
al
!.I5.
the
affair
was
in
progress
in
the
keen
enjoyment
of
all
until
about
o'clock.
The
decoration's
were
very
beau
tiful,
flag
and
the
insignia
ol
'lie
craft
predominating.
'.Music
wa
furnished
by
an
orchestra
consisting
of
Mrs.
II.
P.
Ponder,
David
Eastman,
tl.
Arthur,
jr..
and
David
Dennett.
At
midnight
a
buffet
supper
was
served.
deorge
A.
Woodland
was
of
ceremonies
and
convener
of
the
(general
committee
'ami
K,
t
ilwin
presided
al
the
door.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted'
of
ti.
,.
Woodland.
Ii.
A.
Mann.
A.
II,
Nielu.
lis.
Aid.
W.
M.
Drown.
eluding
meuiiiers
of
I
lie
erafHP.
Tinker
and
W.
l.
Vsmee.
Crisp.Tasty,
Nourishing
TRISCUIT
made
of
perfect
whole
grains
of
wheat-Delicious
with
butter,
cheese
or
marmalades
PRINf
F
RIIPFRT
travel,
literature
.
;
oJ
.
.
.1
J
AND
FINE
ARTS
SEEN
AS
GRAIN
PORT'
at
public
library
Letters
Urging
Campaign
of
Publicity
For
Prairies
Read
to
Board
of
Trade
Two
letters
from
prairie
points
advocating
the
ush
Of
newspaper
space
for
advertising
the
Prince
Unpen
elevator
were
rend
at
(he
monthly
meeting
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
Inst
night,
President
Hanson
in
the
chair.
One
of
the.se
was
from
H.
St.
l.ee,
formerly
manager
of
the
Hank
of
.Montreal
here,
-who
sent
a(
clipping
from
a
ialpary
paper
of
a
ancouver
advertisement.
Mr,
Lee
expressed
sympathy"
with
Prince
Hupejrl
in
her
efforts
to
secure
a
share
of
the
grain
trade.
He
said
in
part:
"Alberta,
as
you
are
probably
aware,
is
divided
into
two
sections
.
Southern
Alberta
with
Calgary
as
the
centre
and
Northern
Alberta
with
Edmonton
as
its
centre.
The
dividing
line
is
about
the,
fifty-.eeond
parallel.
Owing
to
the
direct
connection
between
lUtbrary
ainl
Vancouver
I
do
not
think
Prince
Hupcrt
etiuld
expect
very
much
grain
traffic
from
Soul
hem
Alberta
but
I
am
of
the
opinion
she
should
he
able
lo
obtain
considerable
from
the
northern
seclitui
of
Hie
province.
However,
on
account
of
the
other
line
from
KdtnonUui
to
Vancouver
she
probably
will
have
to
make
a
strenuous
fight.
If
the
now
"Oarnet
Wheat'
does
what
is
claimed
for
it
the
northern
boundary
of
the
wheat
field
will
be
pushed
many
miles
to
the
north
and
this
will
help
Priuce
Hupert.
Ibis
of
course
will
take
time
to
develop.
"There
is
another
point
which
should
be
kept
in
mind,
namely,
the
dividing
point
between
the
cast,
hound
and
the
west
bound
shipments.
During
the
wittier
months
this
line,
will
likely
be
a
moveable
one
for
the
reason
that
shippers
will
in
a
great
many
cases
prefer
to
move
their
wheal
lo
market
rather
than
keep
it
for
Jhe
opening
of
lake
naigation
In
doing
this
they
will
save
slor-ag(j
and
interest,
whitfh
will
mean,
that
they
can
afford
to
pay
a
little
more
freight
anil
in
that
way
that
dividing
line
will
be
moed
east
a
certain
number
of
miles
durinig
Ihe
months
that
navigation
is
closed
on
the
lakes."
From
Edmonton
The.
other
letter
'from
Charles
ii.
Campbell,
publisher
of
the
Kd-fnonton
Hullelin,
follows:
"Many
I
hanks
for
your
leller
Of
Ihe
Dili
inst
drawing
our
attention
to
the
fact
that
we.
have
hot
been
giving
Prince
Rupert
adequate
publicity.
Instructions
have
been
given
the
editorial
ifojins
tu
reler
lo
i'rince
Hupert
lii
future
when
dealing
with
the
Aeslern
grain
route.
"Von
will
note,
however,
that
the
Vancouver
Harbor
Commissioners
are
carrying
large
display
advertisements
in
the
Al-oerla
newspapers
showing
the
wheat
premiums
quoted
on
the
Vancouver
Oratn
Exchange,
and
also
the
salng
in
freight.
it
Would
appear
ly
the
writer
that
you
will
be
handicapped
in
jneel-llig
VanCoiner
cnnmelilioii
nn.
iy'ss
yoti
can
kUr
some,
publicity
as
to
the
advantages;
in
shipping
to
I'rince
Hupert
and
also
as
to
vitni
a
man
would
get
for
his
jram
when
he
shipped
it
Ihere,
plherwhe
only
elevator
com
panics
who
buy
grain
will
be
able
to
ue
your
port.
'
Wishing
you
and
your
board
every
success
in
establishing
Prince
lluperl
as
one
of
Cana
da's
world
ports."
ENJOYABLE
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
BY
LODGEiALHALLA
SsVjme
100
persons
attended
an
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
dance
that
was
held
last
evening
in
Ihe
Mofropoln
Hall
by'
Lodge
Valhalla.
Prize
winners
at
cards
were
Men
s
firsl.
lidwiii
Kjono;
men
s
second,
.Vels
Peilersen;
ladles'
first,
Mrs.
George
Scoll;
ladies'
second,
Mrs.
Andrew
Nelson.
After
cards,
refreshments
Were
served
and
dancing
followed,
music,
being
furitished
by
Ihe.
Weslhnlme
Orchestra.
The
committee
consisted
of
thl.
Oscar
I.arseiij,
who
was
master
nf
cerenionlen;
A.
Aker
berg,
who
was
in
change
of
the
whist
drive,
and
Mrs.
.lack
Karelin
and
Mrs.
K.
Hallberg.
Subscribe
to
the
Dally
News.
Among
recent'
hooks
added
to
the
shelves
at
Ihe
I'm
Itnporl
publsc
library
are
some
on
travel,
literature
and
the
fine
arts.
Here
are
a
few:
a.
Travel
"Saga
of
fhtfsons''
liyVrench.
Sonie
Iteniilitscenees
of
old
Victoria"
iiy
Fmvceil.
''The
Fight
ftir
Evei
est,
mil"
I
by
Norton.
?
Miadow
of
flio,
Clooniy
ha
si
by
Ossendowski.;
"Hawaii"
by
Hope.
"Mao
that
is
hittf
I
urolled
)v
'
f
Biography
"Fforence
-NWhtiiigaltv'
by
Cook.
Life
and-
Letters
of
W.
II.
Page.
vol.
3"
b
Jlendriek.
History
Short
History.
f
Spain"
by
Sedgwick.
'
Holshevlk
vMy(Ji"
hy
IteTkman
Flne'Arts
Surv
ey
gf
Cm
temporary
Music"
by
Cray.
,
belt.
Hoar
of
thp
Crowd'"
by
Cor-
Literature
Muse
in
Council"
by
Prink-
waler.
"Adventures
in
I'nderstanding"
by
tirayson.
Swallowing
the
Anchor"
lv
McFee.
In
The
Letter
Box
AUDIT
OF
UTILITIES
Kditor
Daily
Xpws.
From
the
newspaper
report
the
;trd
inst.
it
apix.irs
tlial
i
resolution
was
lolnpieil
by
the
City
Cotmcii
al
its
last
roejtiti?.l
calling
upon
Ilia
I
tilities
Com
ntitlee
to
eaus;
h
special
audi'
lo
he
made
conceinuiK
Ihe
Cii
Utilities
since
their
inception
iii
to
the
present
lime
to
ascertain
their
standing
jit
relation
to
!en-eral
Fund.
.
Witli
your
permiton.
Mr
Kditur.
I
desire
to
ftninl
out
t
our
rale
jtayers
that
such
au
aodil
was
conducted
as
far
as
the
l.ijiht
I)eparliiifnl
was
concerned
during
lt?2.
and
will
b"
hrffile
from
lime
lo
iiine.
and
thai!
December
31.
'.)JTt,
is
8S5.03J.I0.I
which
amount
at
Uic
fnine
rate
will
be
liitiidtli-d
li3ft.
It
was
fprthpr
slio'wn
that
urt-Iler
Ityiaw
J
(17
the
aiimtjiil
slnil-1
larly
ilue
wlis
l
2.3rtK.Mt
to
be;
re-paid
al
the
rate
of
3,!22
per
year.
This
item
is
due
lo
be
lhiml,
In
(If
l'.5j5i;riepnrl.
About
eixhi
in.
mth's
time
wn
devoted
to
this
audit
in
I'.lli'-'.
and
In
my
opinion
tliere
is
no
Justi-ficalinn
for
al
this
time
spending
nioney
on
this
sohjeet.
It
Is
rumored
thai
oil
the
last
f.ijshl
Kxleiision
Jlylrtw
to
provide
connection
nnd
service
lo
the
elevator
Ihere
-
likely
lo
be
a
.
A
Pimply
Face
Is
Unsightly
Mini
C.
C.
It.
gmwt,
South
Hatlls-ford,
fiiuk.,
writ-i:
A
while
ago
I
troubled
with
'acini
blemiahrs,
specially
pimplea,
and
really
aliamed
to
go
out
with
luch
A
bad
looking
face.
1
tried
2
or
3
different
remedies,
but
thrj
didn't
help
nie
any,
So
one
day
a
friend,
who
had
been
troubled
the
game
a
1
waa,
advied
ma
to
un.
After
I
had
taken
two
bottle
there
ran't
a
flimnle
of
any
kind
left
on
my
fae,
and
t
now
have
a
far,
mooth
and
velrety
romplexlon."
Put
up
onlr
by
The
T
Milium
Co.,
Liaiikd,
torouto,
Out.
Sipped
daily
thou8aiid8
of
cups
THE
refreshing
taste
and
fragrance
of
a
"Malkin's
Beft"cup
la
unmiataltabla-fof
htra
la
blcndinc
tt
leaf-tip
Taai
from
Ca;tDQ
and
India'!
flneat
hill
cardnna.
Tha
clear
(olden
amber
color
ol
the
brtw
its
pletaant
palatable
smoothneaa
la
proof
poiin
of
blending
Klenc
and
iklU.
The
Paramount
quality
of
"Malkln't
Beit"
tea
la
alwayi
reliable
and
without
variance.
The
very
neit
time
you
find
it
neceiaary
to
rtploniah
your
houaehold
tea
tupply
aik
your
(nxer
fbr
"Malkin't
lpai"-tt
CO
it
I
no
more
than
ordinary
branda.
considerable
over-expendn
me.
Which
will
have
lo
he
taken
eare
ef
no
doubt
in
a
similar
way.
While
charge
for
interest
and
redemption
of
out
tiinilinc
Hoods
are
lein?-ninviiled
for
out
ol
the
revenue,
in
view
of
thee
over-
piendilures
incurred,
whieh
had
to
he
repaid
lo
Oeneral
Fund.j
no
provision
na
so
far
neen
made
'
fttr
replacement
of
plant.
ami
whenever
I
his
becomes
a
necessity
the
ralepa-rs
will
train
be
called
upon
In
shoulder
such
expenditures.
And
(his
Is
niot
likely
to
lake
pluce
ever
Nfoi
the
eent
bind
iuei
re
retired'.
i
Ypurs
very
truly.
j
JOHN
OYHIIAVN.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
or
application
roa
coniht
TO
TRANFR
OF
BEER
LICENCE
MiTli
K
is
urni
iir
civi
x
iini
,,n
oi
found
fully
reported
in
the
1022;
I
Alrtlaaal
V'"
itllifu1a
It.
.""'"'?
."
V
.,hr
uo""
i
.
.a
.
annual
report
ui
me
iuy.
anil
ir
Ihe
Mayor
and
Aldermen
would
lake
I
lie
lime
to
digest
said
report.
I
Itejieve
they
would
find
lli.it
it
should
Tiot
be
neressary
al
this
lime
to
spend
money
on
a
special
audit.
The
IUf'
audit
diselosd
that
under
certain
Itylaws
ennsider-ahle
over-exnendilures
had
been
ai4l
Ilinll
tl.
tu
Ihi
the.
I
I
iiiii.
Kilt...
i
lr.,1
Huard
fur
i
Hiiu-nt
tu
iMur
i
Ht
I
iitiw
iinilir
iHii.
mi,
i
i--m
i
such
aver-etpendltures
had
been,
"QOVERNIKIENT
LIQUOR
ACT
financed
by
(leneraf
Fund,
or
b
Ihe
ratepayers.
As
al
liecentber
ni.
I
l.
ii
shown)
that
a
bal
ance
of
tl.8:t:.IO
was
due
r'irrt
r
h.iihm
twinr
in
,,r
a
imiiii
ii,
r
im,n
a.
7h
ll,al
lit-l
Mini'
al
tlx-
niriBT
f
r,ih
sirti-t
iixf
inl
rnn,
hi
Ihe
ciij-
nf
Prlim-
lluprrl.
II
hi,,
n
I
In-
I411.U
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4
htl.
letni
1
1
and
twrlre
I
tt
.
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lliirl
,,
ij
Ve
lllnr
htiiMtml
IimI
Iwriilt
thret'
tt
I
rrlni--
lMiert
I
ami
Urnlril.,n
lll.lrl.
t.
i
III
tho
Cnlrtr
t
Rrlll.h
i
lillntiU.
(r.n
.anw
Ciwlolii,
to
itmr
Zarelli,
i.r
l'rlnr,
RiiMri.
Hruiti
i
tiliiinliU,
tiw
trannfi
riN
.
;
tijlnt
at
lTln.-e
ftiipcri,
B.i
.
Oil.
jotti,
jvrs
zihn.tt.
!
Appnram
ami
Tranfrp.
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
LICENCE.
LAND
ACT
ron
BEER
i
NOTICE
IS
IIIRIBV
OIVEI
that
on
I
hp'
nd
iliy
ut
trhruary
iw
ilw
umtrrdrnnli
lllln,l
In
aiifilt'
ih.
I
i
Oeneriil
Fund
under
liytaw
'Jti.'Biiani
rr
ii.fiir
i
rri'ri
t'
rirr.
'
and
It
was
decided
lo
r??iy
Ibis
amount
nut
of
l.fjdil
revenue
a
niiiii
urinv
ian
hi
inr
Diiiiuinr
anmaii
CmiillMTrUI
lllitrl."
tlllialf
al
Oui
rnrtvr
if
Hrl
miiip
and
f.lihlh
Slrrrl.
mtjr!
ir
lplli.
Mutiw.fl
nr..n
1
1
I....I.
.u...ikui
the
rale
of
41.
Hon
per
yrttr.
This'
i.h
ti
ami
u,
nimn
.
smiim
i,i
done
the
balance
still
due
as
at
m.i
wja,
itiik-p
nuiirri
i.aiin
nrf
iMraoofr
lllrirl.
In
III
I'mtlnrp
nf
nrlllnh
-Mmn-'
Jia,
fur
th
tr
or
lr
liy
tlu-
tlot
nri
hy
ihi
pi-n
tKittl
for
ronsiimplliHi
in
lh
PrllllM.
Palrd
this
Virth
day
nf
January.
I9IH
liOIM.Ii
AllinfW
VrLFOIl
tunnv
I
Woop
.
'nii-ant
Nolle
of
Intantlen
to
Apply
to
Ltaia
;
Land
In
lrn"
Ourfn
Cliarloit
l.lani
m.iHri
land
lifci.rdmr
tilslrlct
of
rnnm
Rurx-M,'
Inil
llmt
nn
the
rnrrah'TP
nf
YpaiallKlii
Bay,
Mwtl
f
nlPt.
TAKE
.NOTICK
that
Knrnp
It.
Slmii'iin.,
of
Mown,
nrriipatliin
rannery
inanarrr.'
Illiend
In
apply
for
a
pi
of
the
follow
i
fnr
ilearrllM-il
l.indi-
-
i
ronimennna-
at
a
t"l
pliniH
on
the
Mrti
water
mark
about
to
rhaina
mtm
from
v
nortlK-aat
mrncr
nf
l.nt
I160
.
IhMKf
north
son
ttl
in
l.,w
water
timrk:
llienre
nnrlhweairrly
too
feet
more
or
I
tens;
Ihenre
wet
1
00
fert
In
the
nuritl-1
JAeet
rnnirr
nf
K.
II.
Simpson'
apellra-
lion
lo
lee;
ihenre
annitiealerly
fol-'
lowlnir
the
hlh
water
mark
to
th
point
iif
riiiiiinenremeiil,
an,
rontalnlnt
two.
rrea.
more
or
le.
'
EUOE.IE
II.
SIMPSOX,
Applicant.
.
Ter
Pred.
Naah.
Ant.
t
Kl
Nof.nntw
lira
tf
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlen
to
Appy
to
Laata
Land
In
Ilie
Land
Merordina
lilatrlrt
of
ITInrn
nuiert,
ami
alinale
nn
the
annili
almre
i,r
flminon
Pay.
Maett
Inlet.
Queen
Char-liilte
lliini4.
T.UE
MOTICE
that
t,
Harry
lloblnaon
Frusl,
nf
MaMMt.
II.C,
nmipallon
riK
lifer.
Inli
nd
to
apply
ror
a
ieai
nf
the
fnllnwln
ileaerlheil
land:
CoiiinmniMiit
at
a
ihim
iiiutMi
it,-
prti
i
liw
et
riirnef
of
M
I
SI
(ti
MJaJ'.i;
llienre
eat
tl)
rhalna;
thin'rel
north
10
rhalnn,
more
nr
lee,
to
inrhl
water
mark;
llienre
oiithuest
If
rhahir
'
Inore
or
le,
follow
ln
the
hlrti
waier'
nun
i,i
iniiu
oi
roiiiini'nreirient.
anil
1
..nlKlnl.i
M.i..
i
,
"
i.,,,,!,!!
"Urn,
iiioii;
iiv
iril,
Maanelt,
B.C.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Inttntlon
to
lanrf
II.
It.
FttUT.
a
Apply
to
Laaai
h,!?.1!"
p.rlnr
""pert
land
tleenrdlnir
hl'irler
and
situate
on
Vhlteaand
i.innd
vlaarlfa
flaiarafaiai
ldlA,l
Ii
.
-
.
.
r
I
aaaaaaiaBBBBBj
.
:
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i-j."'!.
mm!
rnni
n.M.
ii.
TAKE
"
,j
noTicF.
."
r"
that
JnM,h
oepn
.
si
nn.n
non
floaer
.
of
rrlm-e
rtuperl.
n.C
Serretary
.
ntiiiila
to
apply
for
a
lea.e
of
the
rof.'l
lowinr
rlearriliril
land;
Coiiiiiipiijlnir
at
a
twi.t
on
the
ahnra
on
f
Whlle-aiid
lalanrti
tlienre1
S.OOO
reel
nnrthweal;
Ihenrs
,000
f"etl
VZL
Vi")''-
S,..B
!.ert
,"HU"
nleneenient.
01
c",n'
'Vrit
8TINSOM
rtOOEtlS.
Dltad
a
DtctmUr
4tb.
1911.
;4auicii,iy,,
Frhriini
i,
1
fMALKINSl
lBEST
J
80LD
EVEIVnviIERE
IN
Vl
tr
1
POUND
PACKAGES
.
9J5e
Favorite
Blend
o
Thousands
MM
SATURDAY
Night
SPECIALS
in
LINOLEUM
RUGS
12
only.
IK'!
l.inolciini
Hugs.
u
(
le.u-
ui
e.i.
Ii
$70
0
only.
7'-iX0.
I.iiioleinn
Hug-,
to
clear
at
each
$9.50
LOOK!
6
Sq.
Yards.
SCOTCH
INLAID
LINOLEUM
Piece
2
yards
hv
:i
yartl
.
liglill
tlaiuaged
hiilf
price.
For
ihe
piece
$7.W
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
One
door
c.i-i
ot
i,ni
New-
(lifice
3rd
Avenue
Phone
123
No
Pay
Day!
The
laborer
doc
hard.
iiideaniil
work
lmr
.Saturday,
he
gels
his
pay.
You're
doing
work
that's
just
n
hard
and
oupt'
when
you
"do
the
wah."
lint
ul
Ihe
end
of
a
w-vahda.
who
pays
you?
A
bad
bargain
why
not
call
for
our
Tlmr
T
Sc
vice?
Kverythiug
will
be
carefully
washed,
linn
s
rinsed
anil
the
flal-work
uciill)
inulrtl
and
folded
you
sup
working
for
Mr.
W'a.-ltltili
inle
eiiiplovn
never
pa
his
help.
THRIF-T-SEnVICE
Be
Per
Pound
and
1c
Per
Piece
Minimum
Charge
$1.00
WW-
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Phone
8
Canadian
National
Railways
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Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
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Operating
O.
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P.
20,000
Ton
Pleating
Dry
book
Engineer,
Machinist,
Boilermaker,
Blacksmith,
Patttrn
maker,
Founder,
Woodworker,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
Id
handle
all
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCJAL
WORk.
PHONE'S
43
and
3M
UNION
STEAM5HIP
COMPANY
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LTt.
,
Ballihta
ft
inn
I'rint
nupert.
or
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Iwanaon
iiy.
and
AlaM
Bay,
TuiAai
oe
VANCOUVtR.
VICTORIA,
Alart
Bay,
and
Si.ar.aon
atur,
10
Fee
N0X.
fOBT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rl.ar
Cannarlaa,
Thuraday
p.m.
ua
taVi.il
.opl'
"TOX.
alio
arm,
STtWART,
Sunday.
B
p.m.
4.
earnalay,
Aftnl.
eriaaa
Rupaet.
e