PAGE
SIX
French
Velvets
Tlie
newei
novelty
Velvets
for
tresei
Kiriionaj
or
Coats,
In
oyer.
thirty
shades
and
jKiltcrns.
etc.
A
special
purchase
enables
us
to
sell
these
values
$i
a
yard
for
$1.50
PKft
YAM)
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
AUDITORIUM
j
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
lake
care
of
Dances,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feel,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
to
properly.
IT'S
FOR
SALE
Phone
Black
449
L.
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
AUDITORIUM
Pure
)rugs
PROMPT
SERVICE
RIGHT
PRICES
You
will
always
find
the
Iiipheel
quality
at
this
store
together
with
prompt,
efficient
and
courteous
sen
ice
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED
Carefully
and
Accurately
We
fill
prescriptions
just
as
your
physician
wants
them
filled.
LET
US
SERVE
YOU
Ruper
t
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
Wei
deliver.
MEAT
DEPT.
Veal
Cutlets,
per
lb.
...
25o
Mutton
Chops,
per
lb.
.
.
30c
Lamb
Chops,
per
lb.
35c
Shoulder
Roast
Mutton,
per
lb
25c
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lbs.
.
.
.
55c
Round
Steak,
2
lbs.
.
.
.
45c
Shoulder
Steak,
per
lb.
15c
lloiling
IJcef,
per
lb.
.
.
10c
(ooil
.lorncd
lleef,
per
lb.
6c
Sausage,
2
lbs
35c
Stewing
VeaL
2
lbs.
.
.
.
25c
Pickled
Pork,
ppr
lb.
...
20c
Salt
Pork,
pop
lb.
25c
Ayrshire
UarOnl
per
lb.
30c
lleef
Dripping,
3
lbs.
.
.
25c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
Gth
Avenue
East
George
Rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
.
Liquidator,
Trustee,
&c.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
8econd
Avenue
West
PRINCE
RUPERT
CHURCH
UNITY
UNITED
STATES
In
Ohio
Seventeen
Denominations
Join
Forces
to
Provlde,Pas-tors
In
Small
Places.
I
MUCH
OVER-CHURCHING
,
Schools
For
Pastors
Belna
Estab
lished
to
Conduct
Educational
Programs.
:
COLUMUUS,
Ohio,
Aug.
3.
Seventeen
I'rolestant
denonuna-Uons
in
Ohio,
banded
together
as
,
the
Ohio
Council
rof
Churches,
have
as
their
goal
adequate
church
equipment,
with
Ihe
services
of
a
resident
pastor
for
every
inhabitant
of
the
slate.
Combined
la
the
campaign
of
evaugelim,
are
the
following
de
nominalions:
Brethren,
Christian,'
Church
of
Uod,
Congregational
Disciples
of
Christ,
Evangelical
i.hurch.
Evangelical
Synod,
Methodist
Episcopal,
Friends,
Methodist
Protestant,
.Moravian,
Presbyterian,
Protestant
Episcopal,
Reformed
in
U.
S.,
Salvation
Army,
United
Brethren
and
Unit
ed
Presbyterian.
Governed
Cy
Assembly
The
council
is
governed
by
an
assembly
made
up
of
denomina-liona!
delegates.
Its
work
is
fin
anced
in
part
by
denominational
appropriations,
iiu!
nrore
largely
j
jd
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
.
1.C09
California
Qrape
Fruit,
"penal,
l
for
35c
PRESERVING
PEARS
FirrJ
shipment
wll
arrive
on
Monday.
Hook
your
orders
now.
Packed
in
apple
boxes
and
weihl
guaranteed
i0
lbs.
net.
and
oer.
Our
Price
S2.75
per
case.
PRESERVING
PEACHES
We
advise
you
to
wait
for
our
special
announcement
as
it
is
anticipated
that
prices
will
be
very
low
this
year.
Kla
Id
of
Clover
Creamery
Butter
in
bulk.
Extra
special,
3
lbs.
$1.23
Alberta
Cooking
Eggs,
3
dozen
for
$1.00
Ayrshire
Roll
Bacon,
machine
sliced,
per
lb
29o
Limit
2
lbs.
to
each
customer,
ami
make
it
snappy
if
you
want
any
at
this
price.
Quantity
is
Mrietly
limited.
"r
Budweiser
Barley
Malt
Syrup,
2'?
lb.
tins
$1.00
3
lb.
tins,
with
hops
$1.40
Van
Camp's
Pork
and
Beans,
special,
4
tins
for
25o
Jutland
Sardines,
1
tins
for
.
.35c
Packed
in
pure
olive
oil.
Linn!
12
tins
to
each
customer.
Store
Gossip
Wanted
for
cash,
30-30
Rifle.
Must
be
in
A-i
condition.
Send
particulars
to
our
office
.
One
or
our
customers
wants
to
sacrifice
for
cash
one
only
Cierliard
Heintzman
Ilaby
Orand
Player
Piano,
in
A-t
condition.
WThat
offers?
See
our
office
for
particulars
The
above
spare
is
donated
to
customers
of
this
store.
No
commission
will
be
taken
by
us.
but
in
event
of
a
sale,
we
shall
expect
payment
for
i
tie
advertising
space
only.
We
invite
you
to
list
any
of
your
wants
in
this
space
on
this
understanding.
This
is
only
one
of
our
many
Service
Ideas.
Sliced
Pineapple,
'it.
.-peciai,
,
tins
for
290.
Sugar
Crisp
Corn
Flakes
Spe-
cial.
per
package
10o
Iteekitt's
Jtlue,
package
5o
Sally
Ann
Cleanser,
3
for
.
.
25c
Tomato
Catsup,
bottle
.
.
.
.
.
19o
s.
IJ,
Sauce,
bottle
.
.
19o
Worcester
Sauce,
bottle
.
..
19o
Seedless
Raising
(n
bulk.
Special
3
lbs.
for
.
.
40o
Hallowi
liales,
in
bulk.
Special
2
lbs.
for
22c
Lemon
and
Orange
Peel,
lb.
19o'
Imported
Macaroni
in
10
lb.
boxes,
i
Special,
per
box
S1.29:
Ruperl
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212
W
Builds
Up
YoarHrtlk
Aaataw
TntlMU
to
Ha
MrM
m
Dr.
Wal.
.
T
a
I
c
SI
a
I
nakaa
a
axcalWal
4rlak
w.ll
a
a
TaaM.
Ht
flat
aal4
t
lal
aamtbla'
that
waald
rata
ap
la
laa
(ad
!
Kaf.
IUk
aiaaL
It
la
g
a
la
a
aala
la
Bill
II
lb
(
!
tO
mak
IJ1
lr
3
rait
M
filar.
T
all
M.
AlWa
r
IV.
.4
RUI(
by
gifts
of
individual
contributing
members.
Its
program
reflects
the
Judgment
jf
the
denomina-
l!,na'
afetivi
ties
in
which
the
ciiurches
shoulil
co-operate.
Concerning
adequate
church
establishment,
the
principles
of
comity
declare:
"Every
community
with
a
popu
lation
of
500
or
more
should
have
one
competent,
full-time,
well-paid,
residenh
pastor,
ami
the
efforts
f
both
the
community
and
the
denominational
officials
should
be
directed
toward
bringing
this
about
at
the
earliest
mo
ment.
"In
-mall
roDimuniUe
of
less
Hmn
1.000
population
one
well-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday.
August
i
Ml
-...liiM-d
Protestant
church
withi!ielr
fastidious
liiiie
tastes
for
la.leonal
residential
pastoral
lea-1
trinkets,
veils
and
p.-rfumes.
ship
shall
be
considered
suf-
('.en!
:..
meet
the
needs.
If
ad-i
'
f
:
:
:
a
I
workers
are
needed,
the
,.a'or
ni.'ght
better
have
assisl-jai:!s
for
specialized
departments."
Urge
Merger
or
Federation
Where
over-churched
condition
exist,
the
principals
urge
that
the
churches
merge,
or
ir
such
a
plan
is
believed
un
work-j
ab!o,
that
a
federated
church
be
ivotaulished.
in
the
federated
chureh.
the
affiliations
with
na-ja'
al
tional
and
international
denominations
are
maintained
by
indivi
duals
out
worship
and
activities''"?
the
object
oreei
oi
of
con-onoaimg
eoholidating
i
tii
livid
the
community
are
carried
on,nr;mI
dibts
of
the
country
a.iJ
together.
-latralizing
the
franc.
In
a
survey,
the
council
found
many
situations
of
over-ch
urch
ins
and
under-ehurehinx,
of
du
plication
of
efforL
and
of
aban
donmeul
of
churches
.where
they
were
needed-.
There
arc
l'.lOO
Vtandonc.)
churches
in
the
state.
with
representatives
of
nearly
allj
m
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
MOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEM
thit
the
ra-
Su&ltodr
L
"
407'
C"'r
DlJ
DfDui'
Jiimnfr
r
Lands.
o.
n.
l.and
O
i
nnrni,
Vi-
I'iri,
B
t..
I'JIti
Juik
tt
OPENING
DAY
i
SIXTH
STREET
CASH
&
CARRY
!
GROCERY
Sealy
&
Doodson
Stand
Hest
Hulk
Illack
Tea.
per
lb.
58c
Fresh
Ground
Coffee,
per
lb.
48c
.Matches,
large
boxes
13c
Hraniilaicd
Sugar,
5
lbs.
for
35o
Rice,
good
(juality,
per
lb.
...
8c
Hulk
Creamery
Itultcr,
per
lb.
42c
Fresh
Eggs,
.per
dozen
35o
3
dozen
for
51.00
Ontario
Cheese,
per
lb
29c
Extra
Ynlup
Prunes,
ppr
lb.
10c
White
NaVy
Heans.
i
lbs.
for
25c
Canned
Tomatoes,
large
15o
Small,
2
for
25c
ew
Potatoes,
y
lbs.
for
....
25o
Seedless
Raisins,
per
lb
15o
Simkist
Oranges,
per
doz.
.
.
20o
Classic
Laundry
Soap,
per
bar
5o
Toilet
Rolls,
each
6o
Oood
Dry
Onions,
per
lb.
...
6c
Sliced
Pineapple,
large
fin
..
15o
reanut
Mutter,
one
lb.
tin
..
20o
Campbell'
Tomato
Soup,
tin
12o
COME
IN
AND
LOOK
OVER
OUR
STOCK
AND
SAVE
MONEY
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
8tock
of
Fut
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Nsxt
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Avs
denominations
among
them.
County
Councils
Advise
To
supplement
its
work,
the
state
council
is
seeking
to
establish
strong
county
councils
and
has
succeeded
jn
half
of
Otnos
eighty-eight
counties.
The
coun
cil
undertakes
to
inesligate
and
conduct
educational
programs
on
public
questions
of
moral
slgni
ficances.
There
is
an
annual
pastor's
convention
which
was
attended
in
1020
by
000
ministers
from
twenty-two
denomination.
In
the
summer,
an
annua)
school
for
town
and
country
nation
is
con
ducted
here
in
ro-"'."'ration
with
Ohio
State
University.
DANCING
GIRLS
OF
INDORE
DISCHARGED
Economy
Program
Makes
Neces
sary
That
Court
Beauties
Get
Other
Jobs
KARACHI,
Aug.
3.
All
the
beaut
iful
youne
dancing
girls
who
flitted
about
the
palace
of
the
Maharajah
of
Indore
wlioe
chief
charmer,
Mumtaz
.
llegum,
cost
him
his
throne,
are'
hunting
;ntw
jobs.
Application
of
a
rigid
economy
program
hi
the
stale
of
Indore
called
for
the
discharge
of
the
enterlainar.
I
heir
actual
salaries,
it
is
ex
plained,
were
not
so
much
only
about
3.000
pounds
a
year
but
the
cost
of
upkeep
was
mucn
greater.
Lange
sums
it
seem
wore
Mltlaiiitcrpil
hi
..itUfrlf.L!
HUGE
FRENCH
LOAN
TO
BE
RAISED,
SAYS
PREMIER
POINCARE
PARIS.
Auk.
i-
Prvnuer
Poin
care
announced
to
H
e
finance
committee
in
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
today
tlroi
as
soon
a
the
situMion
permits,
probablv
ItiC
l&e
em
end,
of
of
September,
the
r'reuch
government
will
launch
a
etreat
international
loan
wilii
LORD
ASTOR
TO
GO
EAST
BY
CANADIAN
RAILWAYS
TO
BOSTON
.
.
.
SEATTLE.
AuuT
I.
-L-rd
Aslo-
of
London,
accompanied
by
his
son,
Hon.
William
Waldorf
As-lor,
10
year
of
age,
arrived
here
)esterday
en
route
to
Ilritish
Columbia.
The
father
and
son
will
proceed
east
lo
Xew
York
hr
way
of
,,,e
"a'l'an
railways
and
Join
Lady
Astor.
who
ar-
rived
at
Ilosfon
Monday
with
the
four
other
children
NO
SERIOUS
DAMAGE
IN
JAPANESE
QUAKE
TOKIO,
Aug.
I.
Several
per
jsons
were
injured,
none
scri
ously,
in
an
earthquake
which
shook
the
region
about
Tokio
last
night.
AJlnough
it
was
eon
siuered
the
licavicsl
nuako
since
1921
no
serious
properly
damag"
was
done
but
there
was
inter
ruption
lo
communication
and
the
tramway
lines
and
lighting
systems
were
out
of
commission
A
Ruined
Holiday
Mistress
Did
you
enjoy
youi
day
al
the
seaside,
Mary?
Mary
No,
I
diSn'l,
mum,
al!
the
picture
ous
was
full,
so
w;
'ad
ter
wander
round
the
beach
and
wah.u
I
lie
ships
all
day."-
I
he
Passing
Show.
WATER
NOTICE
Dlltralan
and
Uaa
TAkK
mi:t
thai
sruwrllls
ituwrx
Oiinpiii)
l.linilrd.
huc
iUdret
It
Uorf
t.
Aleuue
Wharf.
Vin.
,,ur
h
i.
.
mill
111
inrtlv
apply!""1
tar
a
lit-iie
in
taki-
aixl
u
u
rallctna
r
rnlnutf
nr
water
mi
of
uii-nmneil
nloain,
hirh
fltiwp
imrllK-Mv
ami
dnln
Inlo
lr-miMiii
)iv.
tlevi
tll,
about
30
tlialn
trmi'JI.
K
.niT
Ui
1171,
O.
C.
IMItrirt.
The
walrr
will
lx
illTrrlnl
tfta
It
ireiiu
i
iMt
atxiut
t
clia'H4
fruin
taVMiinr
wt,
Mreifaj
an.)
lll
l
urri
fc.f
irnlijilrml'aiifl
d'liii'ilir
pmpMt
upon
Itx-
land
drrltwd
a
II
k
A.
l.ol
IS7I,
ijnern
c.liarloltF
Oinnn
-,u,
notlre
itoaled
n
Hie
around
m
Uw
IKti
day
July.
I.
A
mpy
of
Una
iiolli-"
inI
ill
appll-eailon
puraiiaiil
Ibitrlo
and
to
the
"Walrr
Art"
be
fiM
in
llu?
nffire
of
Hie
Water
lleri.rder
al
Prlnre
HurTl.
B.
:.
OLjerlln
In
I
hi-
application
may
he
riled
im
lite
nld
Wat.-r
lieciTder
or
uith
Ihe
Cornpirnller
or
wnr
Hlhi.
I'arlia-iiK-nt
iulldin.
Vli'krla,
II.
C
wllliln
llilrlv
dara
after
ttu.
nrml
antieiranr
at
'
nolle
In
lo.
,1
ne
pier.
The
dat
.
or
the
rirl
DuMlratlvn
or
Itila
nollie
H
July
id.
t
mo.
SOJirtlVII-IK
CAMif
:oMI'AXY,
I.TH.,
Appllranl.
Iiy
r,
0.
MATIir-RS.
Af-m.
LAND
ACT,
Nolle
of
InUntlo
la
Apply
to
Laaa
Ln
In
ITinre
liuperl
jnd
llerordln
li
trlcl
or
t:oa.t
Mint
t,
tnd
lltuala
OS
.Son
I
h
Itarhael
Mint
TAkE
NOTICE
ibal
Alfred
Snon,
or
Prtne
liupert,
occupation
Mariner,
tn-lenda
li
apply
rnr
a
leant
of
the
rollow
Inir
derrthed
landa
nonimeaxlnr
at
a
po't
planted
al
th
north
end
or
Snuih
rtarhael
tiland:
thenra
around
ths
ta!and
ai
hlh
water
mark.
,and
rontaininr
(o
aerea.
more
or
leaa.
Mrnr.rt
sWAnsot.
,
Applitanu
Dittd
AprU
17,
lite.
u
'
MAYOR
PENDRAY
NOT
VICTORIA
CANDIDATE
Says
He
Would
Have
No
Time
to
Go
to
Ottawa
Even
If
Elected.
VICTORIA,
Aug.
1.
-Mayor
Carl
Pendray
has
declared
he
would
not
be
a
candidate
in
the
forth
coming
federal
election
in
Victo
ria
in
opposition
to
Hon.
Simon
F,
Tolmie,
minister
of
agriculture
in
the
Meighen
government.
Victoria's
chief
executive
said
he
had
been
strongly
pressed
by
scores
of
friends
and
many
prom
inent
in
political
circles
in
the
constituency
to
enter
the
field
at
(his
time
against
Hon.
Ir.
Tolmie.
but
slates
that
lie
could
not
con
sider
anuiecing
to
these
de
mand
at
this
Juncture.
"My
time
is
fully
o-cupied
now
with
attending
to
the
affairs
of
Hie
eily.
as
well
as
my
own
bui
ness.
Even
if
I
were
elected,
If
I
allowed
by
name
to
be
put
for
ward
as
a
candidate,
I
wouldn't
hate
the
time
lo
go
back
to
Ot
tawa,"
said
Major
Pendray.
Make
Position
Clear
The
mayor
aid
thai
in
view
of
the
numerous
inquiries
he
had
received
as
to
whether
he
would
be
a
candidate,
it
wa
only
fair
that
he
should
make
his
position
on
the
matter
known
at
this
lime.
I
har
been
twice
tleclcd
as
mayor,
and
my
pot
of
duty
Is
at
the
hall.
I
don't
favor
mixirtg
party
politic
With
the
conduct
of
municipal
affairs.
My
endeaor
has
Ie
since
I
wa
first
elected,
and
will
rout
ii,
ue
to
le.
In
keep
ing
jMirty
politic
divorced
en-
irely
from
the
administration
of
the
i:ny
of
Victoria."
Mayor
Pen
dray
a-.erted.
NOMINATIONS
UP
T0
DATE
IN
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISIKOLUMBIA
The
following
nominations
have
been
made
so
far:
Cariboo
J.
A.
Eraser,
Con.;
Joseph
Oraham,
Liu.
Coinox-Alberni-Il.
II.
Maclon-
ald.
Con.;
A.
W.
Xeill.
Ind.
Eraser
Valley
II.
J.
llarber.
kn.
Kootenay
Iat
Dr.
J.
II.
King.
Lib.
Kootenay
Wel
W.
K.
lUling.
Cn.;
R.
II.
Oale,
Lib.
Xaiwimo
C.
II.
Dickie,
Con.;
C.
II.
O'Halloran.
Lib.
New
Westminster
W.
(i.
Mc-'Juarrie.
Con.;
C.
U.
Knight,
Lib.;
W.
A.
Prileliard,
Ind.-Lab.
Aeena
J.
U
Ilrudy,
Con.;
Fred
Hork,
Lib.
Hurra
rdJ.
A.
Clark,
Con.;
W.
II
anbury.
Lib.;
3Iiss
A.
11.
Janile-son,
Ind.
Vaneomer
CentreH.
II,
Ste-ens.
Con.;
I).
Donaghy,
Lib.
Vancouver
.Norlli
A.
I).
McRae.
Con.
Vancouver
South
L.
J.
Ladner,
i
.on.
;
A.
Hurry,
Lab.
Victoria
F.
Tolmie.
Con.
W.
H.
Edgelt.
Ind.
laic
Hirote
Merling,
Con.;
F.
H.
Cos.nH,
Lib.
NO
RAININ
VICTORIA
FOR
FORTY
SEVEN
DAYS
VICTORIA.
Aug.
t
July,
1920
furnishr-d
a
new
record
to
plat-in
ieloria'j
weather
niina.s.
,t
statement
given
out
by
Napiei
Denison,
director
of
the
Meteor
olngiral
Observatory,
(ionzale
lleighls,
nhows
that
with
tli
closing
of
July
there
wa
a
con
Urinous
period
of
forty-seveii
ilaj-s
during
which
no
measurable
luantily
or
rain
fell
in
Victoria
In
other
word,
Hi.;
drougl..
conditions
which
have
been
ty
pical
of
local
weather
since
the
bruinninr
or
1
siilt
trt
t,
i
ri
I
ti
n
..
.,
..111.
....I.
1
i
a,
rul"
iif""ny
Uiai
III
are
raieu
to
place
a
newrecoM
on
the
rity
weather
ehnrl.
BOBBED
HAIR
THREE
THOUSAND
YEARS
OLD
J
Kill
SALEM,
Aug.
I.
Thin
bolibed
hair
existed
a.OOU
years
ngo
and
was
the
preferred
slyle
oi
Hair
dress
nnioiig
the
women
of
certain
early
.-aces
is
the
belief
of
Dr.
William
Ude,
Professor
or
Old
Testiment
and
.Semitic
Literature
In
the
1'iiivcrslly
or
California.
Professor
Hade's
evidence
U
a
marble
head
or
Astnrte,
the
"Oneen
r
Heaven,"
menlioneil
Jn
Ihe
Hlhle,
which
he
round
among
the
ruins
or
Mlzpah.
The
hair
or
this
sacred
slone
lady
luxnrianl,
Is
lopped
short
nt
the
neck,
plastered
down
on
the
eraiiiuin
and
is
carefully
purled
in
the
middle.
Subscribe
lo
Ihe
Dally
Newi.
HANDBAGS
The
late.t
designs,
a
large
assortment,
at
moderate
preei
SUITCASES
AND
CLUB
BAGS
In
our
basement
store
at
basement
prices.
UMBRELLAS
A
fine
range
of
all
colors
at
children.
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Woditesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
8
p.m.
George
CVBrien
"The
Fighting
Heart"
Adapted
from
the
notrt
"Dure
to
Kery
M.n
f
Kvuns.
An
aleorlmig
tor
of
the
pnxc
ring
ain
r
lights
of
lirtKidwa)
and
Mam
.Street.
The
tale
-who
tried
lo
train
on
champagne.
AmbiUm
sw
;
llroadwu)
love
brought
turn
La-k
lo
Mjhi
s
lialtle
in
wlio
li
Cupid
s.
ore-
a
kii"
koul
Willi
i.
t
fie
referee.
Strong
il.
Qeorge
O'Orien,
Blllle
Dove,
J.
Farrell
MacDonald,
Victor
MacLaglen,
James
Marcus,
Francis
Ford,
Hank
Mann,
Diana
Miller
and
others.
Imperial
Comedyt
"A
CLOUDY
ROMANCE"
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
35c
and
10c
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Prlnre
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Opemtlnp
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pall"
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
alt
kinds
nf
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3S
ATTEMPTED
MURDER
CHARGE
IS
MADE
Logger
in
Jail
Awaiting
Trial
For
Shooting
at
Chinese
.
Cook
I'iVil't'l'li
..."
"""".
i.ii,
aii
jr.
tinrrv
llevenl,
a
logger,
is
lodaeil
at
"nana
on
n
clmrifO
of
utlempU-d
murder
In
connection
with
an
allcrcalloti
in
which
hu
la
a.
'
ill
In
have
eiiiriiired
on
tlm
nuni
r
f
.
.
.
a
aab
"
'my
wiin
wow
Yow,
a
Chin-"??
.cook
at
(lllFonl
MhRl
shhiulc
mill.
At
Ihe
preliminary
henrlnir
it
wa
lejlfied
that
after
a
qimr-rel
n
Miol
wn
fired
at
the
China-matt,
narrowly
missing
him.
all
prices
for
men
women
ind
Cold
Storage
Co.,
l&
Rupert,
B.C.
SUMMEn
suggestions'
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
Per
hair
load
,
3-JJ
Per
suck
'
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Co11
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenut
Phone
580
Night
or
0U
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.