i
PAGE
8IX
AUDITORIUM
Dance
Tonight
And
Every
Evening
This
Week,
beginning
at
9
p.m.
Mrs.
Ponder'
Orchestra
and
Mlzs
Currle's
Orchestra
wl!l
furnish
the
music
for
the'
week.
Dunce
Where
You
Like'
Hut
This
Is
the
Itest
Place
LUIICS,
25c
.GENTLEMEN,
50c
The
Hull
is
now
equipped
to
take
care
of
Dances,
Concerts
and
Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feet,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title-
to
properly.
IT'S
FOn
SALE
Phone
Black
449
L.
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
SPECIAL
CONSIGNMENT
OF
Needle
Point
COATS
THIS
WEEK
ONLY
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
OUR
ANNUAL
Price
Reductions
during
fair
Week
arc
now
effective
and
our
stock
consists
of
a
full
line
of
Groceries
Meats
and
Provisions
and
lirygoods.
The
highest
quality
at
the
most
reasonable
price
will
assure
you
thai
our
prices
meet
your
needs.
Come
and
look
around.
We
wljl
be
glad
to
show
you.
A
discount
of
5
per
cent
will
lie
allowed
on
all
cash
purchases.
Mussallera
Grocery
0
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
George
rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Hecciver,
Liquidator,
Trustee,
&c.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
I'lUNCE
nUI'EItT
Consult
us
about
Your
Eyes
Make
use
of
our
guaranteed
Optica)
Service.
27
years
experience
testing
eyes
and
fitting
glasses.
1
7
years
mutant
practice
in
Toronto.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
27
Years
313
3rd
Ave.
Phone
Red
442
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE
'
MITICE
IJ
IIEIlEnif
GIVEN
that
the
reserve
existing
over
Lot
4607,
Collar
District,
Is
cancelled.
,
bepuly
Minister
or
Lands.
Lands,
pipariment,
5
Virions,
II.
Cm
Jvth
Juue,
ie.
:.
;w
Winchester
"
T
:iy
n
,
-i
i.
ni
l.JA.
PICKLING
SUPPLIES
.
.
,
.
.hiimi
rum.
riiti-.ini.il
iu
i.m.
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
c.
Mi;MtH
ox
standing
""
OOL
TERMS.
R.
H.
Ourd
oi
Casslar
Cannery
aalls,
tonight
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Van-
(continued
from
page
one)
,
couver.
i
-
Hon.
T.
n
tattullo
ull
hv
th
Peter
Black
Jr.
sails
tonight
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
enter
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
Duncan
D.
Munro.
of
the
Land
Set
tlement
Board,
and
L.
H.
Kenncy.
merchant,
arrived
In
the
city
by
'
y-.""
ye-wouM
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
Erlckson
for
Mayo.
ilk;
ii
r
postpoxeii
!reen
Tomaloex.
0
lbs.
.
.
25c
Quantity
lots,
per
Hi.
.
.
.
3'2C
fireen
peppers'.
2
His.
.
.
.
25c
Quantity
lot,
per
Hi
11c
Pickling
Spice,
per
Hi
40c
Large
Ciinimlteo.
per
doz.
75c
Choice
H.U.
Celery,
dozen
$1.25
Pickling
Onioti!,
for
25c
Pickling
Cukef,
per
II.
.
.
.
15c
(Jooking
Onion.
:J0
His.
$1.00
Concord
firape,
l;iket
.
.
80c
Fancy
Hipe
Tomatoes,
firm
stork.
r
Hi.
basket
35c
Spanisli
Mild
Onions,
3
lbs.
25c
No.
1
Mcintosh
Red
Apples
l'er
box
$2.75
1
n
ii
.
I
i.
ins.
lor
,
25e
Cokking
Apples,'
all
Varieties
Weallby,
OravcmtteCii,
ef.
Spe-eial,
Ti
lbs.
for
25c
grower
contributed
to
the
car
load.
;
It
would
be
understood,
of
course,;
various
would
hare
to
be
uniform.
The
alirlnka&e
on
the
car
could
then
be?
ad
lusted
on
a
"
secondary
method.
surplus
of
whet
available,
at
a
(being
kept
very
busy
perpartng
for
the
I
Rom
Thompnon-
3.
Mr.
O.
t
Lovttad.
t
price
which
might
be
better
than
the
!i.ocl
could
teore,
after
allowing
fcr
i
1
freight
charges,
etc.
It
will
be
understood,
of
course.
westbitrv
snt
in
TV.
flight
t
th
grower
hipping
to
the
pool
'ouW
or
ncess"?
have
to
sign
the
re.
Capt.
Rene
Ponclr.
Prench
ace.
frorr.
..
.
i
-
.
.
.
.
...
etilar
fontrtrt
fArm
tnmnv
rjcftmln
rew
xcrx
jo
raru
acneduie
xor
tnw
.
.
..
Z.
member
of
thU
aasoclatlon.
The
con-ltely
morning
has
been
postponed
tndefln-
tract
would
obllil
the3
10
m"tl
owing
to
leak
In
the
gaaolliw
fank
of
the
machine.
through
th
poo'
all
of
the
wheat
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
over
which
they
had
the
selling
rlgbt.
except
registered
seed
wheat,
during
tue
life
of
the
contiact
(the
contract
ha
two
mere
year
to
run,
1926
and
1027.
See
Clause
4,
page
2
of
the
enclosed
booklet).
Every
member
of
the
pool
la
privileged
to
retain
wheat
a
seed
or
feed
-
and
to
dispose
of
wheat
a)
seed
or
feed
to
another
pool
member
alter
first
receiving
a
permit
In
writing
from
this
office
(see
Clause
8
o:
the
contract,
page
3
of
the
booklet!.
We
would
also
refer
you
to
Clause
9
of
the
contract
on
page
3,
which
pro.
vide,
that
all
ci
the
wheat
must
be
markettd
through
the
pool,
and
no
place
else.
OKOWEK
MIOILII
CUTK
1
jtXIF.KsTAXI
TERM
Golden
Bantam
Corn
on
Cob
!
w
entity
concerned
that
be-
iiiii
(liiTfn
uozeu.
speual,
Stii..-iil
ivliiln
while
the
IIipv
rore
n'
"Creement
is
entered
lnto,bo-iuu
tween
,our
grower,
.
our
.al,
per
dozen
Z5C
tion
that
the
grow
concerned
would
'
"we
a
complete
understanding
of
tht
Terrace
Potatoes
privileges
and
responslbllltle
of
a
pool
10
His.
for
.
'.
25c
Half
Sack
$1.10
l'er
ack
$1.95
ilrinifwick
Hartlines.
for
25c
Mroken
Macaroni,
;j
His.
.
.
39c
I'ure
IMiun
Jam.
i
lb.
pail
43c
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
8IXTH
STREET
FAIR
WEEK
WILL
BE
BUSY
WITH'US
You
Will
Save
a
Lot
of
Money
by
Getting
Your
Groceries
Here.
FRUITS
Kri-sli
Prunes,
per
box
.....
95o
Preserving
Peaches
......
$1.40
Harllett
Pears,
3
doz.
for
$1.00
(iooit
Cooking
Apple,
per
lb.
So
'('okay
Crapes,
5
His.
for
$1.00
GROCERIES
Hulk
Tea,
best
quality,
lb.
.
.
B8o
Fresh
(iron
nit
Coffee,
per
lb.
48c
Heady
Cut
Macaroni,
2
lbs..
.25o
P-reaiiicry
3
doz.-
for
..
$1.00
Hu
Puller,
per'
lb.
.
.
40o
li
lb.
box,
per
tb.
S7o
Fair
llalloons
for
the
kld,
ea.
5o
l'er
I.
OX
.
.
$1.45
f
resh
Milk
and
Whlnnlnn
Cnuni
"!.
II
.
t
.
...rr...B
w.
.i
.Ajuut-.,
t
i
ins,
lor
i.uu
Tokay
firapes.
3
lb.
basket
50c
Italian
Prunes,
erale
05c
MEAT
DEPARTMENT
Hulklcy
Valley
Peer
and
Lamb
Loin
or
Leg
Lamb,
per
lb.
43o
Shoulder
Lamb,
as
eiil,
lb,
33c
Heef
Pot
llonsf.
lb.
8c,
10c,
15o
Ileef
Oven
Hoasl.
!b,
15c
&
18c
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
ICxquUlte
Stock
of
Fui
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co:
N.xt
O.W.V.A.
Third
Avs
NIB
DAILY
NEWS
Ilk
J
itiild$leiidcd
Ogarelle
eZO
Every
paeksge
of
Winchester
Cigarette!
conUlnt
poker
hind
Insert
card.
Save
these
inserti-they
are
valuable
In
exchange
for
packs
of
high-grade
playing
cards,
etc.
.
TOOK
OWN
LIFE
WITH
REVOLVER
Prince
Oeorge
tonight
on
hla
return
tn
m
8Ucn
cls
the
of
th,V.MAN
loi'.ND
NKAK
VICTORIA
Vt
ITU
to
Victoria
.
.
,
contributing
shippers
'"Xr'
Ill
ItttAIN
HLOWN
OCT
AMI
Cll
X
IX
II
VXD.
a
pro-rata
baals
tnd
settlement
made!
v,rrm,
,
,.,--,,...
SZ'TXJZr
tuethod
would
be
to
load
the
car
wua
wlthi
.
.
.
...
,
,,.,,
,
,
.
..,.,
...,
in
his
band,
Alfred
K
lament
was
found
sacked
grain,
marking
each
K
sack
with1
m,
...
.
,
.
......
early
today
In
a
cabin
on
the
Malahat
.,;..
.
...,
,
,h
'
the
owners
name,
so
that
a
division
I
,
.
J(
cduld
te
nuCe
at
the
Terminal.
how.
port
of
the
provincial
police.
Indications
.
D)tharn.
FALL
SEASON
LOCAL
LIBRARY
IS
NOW
ON!"
LlllKAIUAX
KEPT
Kl
Y
IX
PKEPAKA
TIOX
IOK
KEADIVO
EAOX.
The
librarian
at
the
public
library
I
iWOMEN'S
WORK
I
AT
THE
FAIR
.xkedlluokk
kxiiiiiit
i
hood
one.
maxv
prize
iieixo
'
i
.
awakdkii
'
'J
There
Is
a
g
cod
exhibit
of
needle-iwork
at
the
Tit
thU
year,
many
prises
being
awarded.
Some
of
the
work
11
!
artistic
and
ahowa
much
aklll
and
In-Igeuu.ty.
The
prise
wlnnera
are:
LAME'-
WORK
:
Two
dplllfi,
imdtr
12
Inches,
crochet
1.
Mm.
W.
ii.
Brown)'
3,
Dollna
Ocelpa.
Two
dotliea,
under
11
Inches,
embroidered
In
white
1,
Mrs.
T.
II.
Stedman.
'
Two
dollies,
under
12
Inches,'
tattej
I.
Mrs.
D.
E.
Murphy.
(
Three
handkerchiefs.
In
tatting,
crochet
or
embroidery,
or
other
hand
work
1.
,
Mrs.
T.
II.
Stedmsn;
3.
Marie
Murphy.
Tray
cloth,
in
crochet
t.
Mrs.
P.
J.
Cousins;
3.
Mr.
T.
K.
Strdinan.
J
Tray
cloth,
la
whit,
embroidery
-
l,
Mrs.
r.
J.
tusins;
,
sirs,
i.
i.
8tcdrusn.
eted
and
framedI.
Mr.
W.
M,
Brown.
Tea
cloth,
30
Inches
or
over,
whit
embroidery--1.
Mr.
Chris
Johnson
3,
Mrs.
Mary
Winters.
Tea
cloth.
30
inches
er
ov,er.
In
colored
embroidery
or
applique
1.
Mr.
T
II.
Stedman;
3.
Dollna
Ouelpa,,
t
Tea
cloth,
30
Inches
or
over,
crochet.'
ed-1.
Mr.
J.
A.
Bohler;
3,
Mr.
John!
Oybharn.
Lunchean
cloth.
4
serviettes,
erobrold-
ered-1.
Mr.
John
McRae;
3.
Mr.
W.
L.
SandUon.
Luncheon
let.
embroidered
1,
Mr.
O.
Hamlin:
3.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Bohler.
Centrepiece.
S
Inch
or
over.
He
embroldeiy.
colored
I.
Mr.
T.
II.
Bted-man;
3.
Mrs.
P
J.
Cousin.
Centrepiece,
16
to
31
Inches,
white
embroidery
1.
Mr.
J.
Lee:
3.
Mr,
i.
r
.
were
that
KIdment.
who
worked
on
the
"orary
acart,
cworea
emorojqery
-
ttrday
afternoon-,
train
and
are
guests
"r-
,ne
une
la
prejermu.e
u.
Vancouver
bland
and
I
Mr-
Cousin;
3.
Mr.
D.
I
lu.
MAKINfi
I'AK
LOADS
CNJt.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Caps.
r,:'Er
""'"nXTV.
Arthur
Slater,
arriving
from
'Vancou-I
lrom
our
1".
PPer
ver
toromrow
morning
en
route
toxht
the
mala
""'culty
In
handling
tht
Brit4ih
Columbia
wheat
would
Hi
Alaska,
will
make
one
more
trip
after
thU
In
the
Alaska
service
before
be-
,a
,he
Inability
of
the
local
growers
tag
withdrawn.
The
Princes.
Morv
tc
BUke
UP
c,r
.
but
"
theT
will
then
take
up
the
run
on
a
ten-can
overcome
thl.
we
see
lttUe
reason
day
schedule
for
the
month
of
October
ihr
cannot
work,
closely
together,
after
which
the
winter
fortnightly
ln
whIch
ca
ve
bt,1v
the
P'
schedule
wUl
start.
Paasengera
booked
nno"
ulera
r"'
"ice.
mere
m.v
to
sail
for
the
north
on
the
Louise
"
districts,
however,
where
the
local
tnmnrrnw
wi,.h.
tr.
v.,r,
demand
U
sulllclent
to
Uke
care
of
Mr
.1
Irmnn
fri
tTftti-KIVan
n4
i
me
who
had
been
In
poor
health
for
aomt
time,
took
hla
own
life
Tuesday
night
He
waa
30
year
of
age.
Murphy.
Library
crf.
crocheted
I.
Mr.
J.
A.
Bohler;
3.
Mr.
O.
Basso
Bert.
!
Sofa
pillow,
colored
embroidery--!.'
Mr.
P.
J.
Cousin;
3,
Mr.
T.
K.
Stefl.
man.
j
Dreaser
scarf,
crocheted
t.
Mr.
T
Stedman.
Dreaser
scarf,
embroidered
I.
Mr.
T
H.
Stedman:
3.
Mr.
P.
J.
Coualna.
Dretr
or
buffet
sets,
3
pieces-
1,
Mr.
O.
K.
LovstMl:
3,
Mr.
T.
PrtesU
i
Pair
pillow
slips,
white
embroidery-
-
1.
Mrs.
W.
L.
SandUon;
3.
Mr.
W
"u-
wiuiixi
im
.
rir
puiow'tlipa,
applique
or
colored
At
the
meeting
of
the
b:ard
laat
night
.robrotdtry-!.
Mr.
Jame
Lee:
2.
Mrs.
it
was
reported
that
th
total
circulation
'
sandlson.
I
for
the
18
day.
the
library
was
open
lnj
Palr
UvJ
hatld
,mbrolderrt
August
w
3J23
booU
loaned
of
which
Mr,,
j.
a
Ur.
T.
Jf.
Blt4.
i&oi
were
iiciion,
mi
non-nciion
and
tran
j
470
Juvenile.
This
was
sn
sverage
dally
P,'Ir
Uaej
tlM,
croc
he
ted--
circulaUon
of
143.3.
Twentyne
new
,
t
Jtrs.
O.
Bsiao
Bert;
X
Mrs.
T.
H.'
borrowers
took
out
cards,
of
which
four
stedman.
I
were
Juvenile.
Thirty
were
cancelled.!
Ptn
euhion
l.
u
o.
e.
Lov.t.4.
This
leaves
289
borrowers
on
the
books.
i.m
.h.d
,
.nka
ui.
t
m
There
were
In
the
month
twelve
books
nifdman
received
,by
gift
and
77
by
purchase.
jubJ
,mbroldered
drew.
1
or
3
while
e
were
discarded.
This
leives
cn
'
rears
1.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Lewis:
2.
Mrs.
P.
the
shelves
and
in
circulation
3.249
vol'
c
Parsons.
!
Ume.
-
I
tl.S.'.
hmiirf
rinrh.ll
1
If
r
f
Jbt
board
Is.
so
far
as
funds
will
allow.
Mordant:
2.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Bohler.
securing
autumn
lasue
of
new
books,
i
BbVa
carriage
Dlltowl.
Mrs.
T
if
uuv
uaiurmuj
me
supply
is
iimuea
owing
etedman;
2.
flltt
Leaak.
to
lacs
oi
I
una.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Baby's
csrrlagx
cover
1,
Rita
Leak
Lady's
knitted
wool
bed
blanket-:.
Mrs.
W.
Orattoa:
3,
Mrs.
T.
H.
Stedman.
.
Lady's
silk
swester.
knitted
or
cro-
Only
three
boaU
sold
catches
at
th
'
cheted
-1.
Mrs.
Basso
Bert.
I
Pish
Exchange
today,
two
of
which
were;
Pair
men's
socks
I.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Led-1
American.
Prices
varied
from
110
to
lie.
13.40
and
7
and
8
centa.
Arrivals
were:
AMMllTAN
-Atlss.
30.000,
to
Cold
8torsge.
Kanaga,
38.C00.
to
Bxth
Fineries.
-CANADIAN'
Verna
,1,500,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
Lady's
underwear.
3plece
set
matched,
embroidered
1.
Mrs.
T.
II.
Ste.1-man.
Shopping
bag
1,
Mrs,
Thos,
Priest.
Hardanger
work,
on
finished
article-I.
Mra.
O.
Ouelpa;
3,
Mrs.
O.
C
Lovstad.
One
finished
article
In
cut
work-
member
and
of
the
manner
In
which
1.
Mrs.
John
Oybhsvn;
3,
Mrs.
O.
the
pool
functions,
so
thst
possibllU
'
Ouelps.
ties
of
dissatisfaction
through
mUuo-'
Card
table
cover
I,
Mrs.
John
Dyb
derstandlng
would
be
reduced
to
a
mln-
havn;
3,
Mr.
It.
C.
Parsona.
Iraum.
This
would
probably
entail
Rug.
hand
made
1,
Mr.
Orc
O.
sending
some
one
from
here
Into
tM
Fsrls;
3,
Mrs.
Olen
Hefib.
district,
who
would
be
qualified
to
ex
Bedspread
In
colored
embroidery
or
plain
the
whole
altuatlon
to
them,
applique--!.
Mrv
W.
Cratton;
3,
Mr.
Without
the
whole-hearted
support
sn-1
T.
II.
Stedman.
clear
understanding
of
our
members
j
v
v
our
association
cannot
function
effl
ttri.CIALH
clently.
I
To
the
winner
of
the
greatest
num.
We
sre
enclosing
s
booklet
contain-
ber
of
first
prizes
in
this
class,
the
Ing
copy
of
the
.Members'
Agreement
Fuller
Brush
Co.
offer
a
Fuller
vanity
and
.copy
of
our
bylaws,
also
s
copy
j
esse
-Mrs.
T.
H.
Stedman.
of
the
-report
o;
our
board'
of
airec
Hardanger
towel
Mrs.
O.
t,
Lovstad.
tors
snd
manager
to
our
laat
annual)
Babya
Jacket
Mrs.
Perkins,
meeting.
At
Mr.
Patterson's
office!
Filet
curtalrm
Mra.
Mary
Winter)
there
are
available
copies
of
a
special
Embroidered
picture
Mrs.
Chrn
wheat
pool
number
of
our
official
or'
Johnson.
gan,
"The
O.F.A.."
which
number
con-)
White
bedspread
Mrs.
Mary
Winters,
tains
much
Information
regarding
ouri
White
bedspread-
Miss
Thora
Larsen.
past
year's
work.
I
,
We
sre
plesvM
to
note
the
Interest
nrtDT
PI
CiWCMTC
Mill
which
your
board
Is
taking
in
thn
TUU1
LLLluLll
It)
HULL
question
and
would
assure
you
of
our
most
sympathetic
support
to
any
movement
which
your
growers
undertake
to
better
the
method
by
which
their
wheat
is
marketed.
Sincerely
yours,
The
Alberta
Co-Opera
live
Wheat
Producers
Limited.
i
R.
O.
GERMAN,
''',
Secretary.
llOl
KK
IS
hOI.ll
The
house,
on
Oraham
Avenue,
Bes-tlon
3,
has
been
sold
by
the
Rich
mond
creditors
to
J.
C.
Oavlgan
wht,
will
complete
and
rent
the
residence
RESTLESS
SLEEP,
DUE
'
4
TO
STOMACH
GAS
O
as
pressure
In
the
sbdomen
csuse
a
restless,
nervous
feeling
snd
prevents
sleep.
Adlerlks
removes
gas
in
TEN
minutes
and
brings
out
surprising
am
WORKING
STEADILY
Ol.VTV
TIIOl'MAND
IKI'.T
IIKINU
t
I
T
daily
and
8ixty
.mia
a
ii
k
i:mi'I.oyi:ii,
The
mill
at
Port
Clements
is
now
cutting
60.000
feet
or
lumber
dally
and
stity
men1
are
steadily
employed
In
the
plant,
atates
Trank
L.
Buckley,
the
owner,
who
jii:kv
MVKIK
COUINU
WE
ARZ
OFFERING
A
MODEL
MODERN
A
GRADUATE
EXPERIENCFh
OPTICAL
PARLOR
REGISTERED
OPTOgj
TO
SERVE
YOUR
EYE
NECESSITIES
11
is
Hie
great
dlffereiu'o
in
the
rt'niis
0ir
'
correct
nietliiMk
of
exaniiualion
for
deiei
i-
AUntioli
to
filling
the
pieMTiplion
and
(be
jm
,,
sary
ih
correct
frames
filling,
that
ran
0,ir
v
disrriifiitiQtc
iujavor
of
glayc
Htlcil
in
ourdi
p
We
use
modern
incihods.
We
try
to
kiu-
.
o
:
'
vice.
Thai'.-
why
you
will
feel
to
luin
h
..
you
arc
deciding
on
u
frume
that
will
exu.
ti
i!
parliuilar
liking.
f
.
REMEMBER-r-No
case
presents
perplexities
to
one
qualified
In
the
Science
of
Refraction.
t:oiinll
our
Optoinclrit
n'joii
would
a
(imi
v.
vicrvill
lie
just
n'relitthle.
Max
Heilbroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOK8,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Price
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
SU
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
7
and
9
p.m.
"The
Sporting
Lover"
A
ilruinu
of
(be
(ircul
War
udnpled
(nun
Mintage
?uret's
"liiNhl
Link."
a
pr.Mlurei!
.
Then
I
re.
Hut-
off
to
(be
king
of
good
frli...v-unioug
men,
who
tan
ride
like
(be
detil.
ig'
devil
and
love
yen
sir.
One
loin?
girl
w
t
Ii
that
mnkc
life
worth
while
kr
it
all
on
will
t
heer
when
he
come
through.
When
U
wnr
threaten
to
shake
the
murage
of
mot
nc
fights
hi
way
to
Inve.
Tremendous
ry-c
Life
and
love
takrd
in
a
glenniing
llmnmgi'
greatest
bet
ever
placed.
Yshi'vc
never
cheer.
win
Unit
yon
will
lhi
line.
View
-
oi
Kpon-
i-Iheir
inajelie.
the
Kuig
anil
(Juei-u
wul.
Ii
4
from
the
royal
box.
Hlmug
f
nl.
Conway
Tearle,
Barbara
Bedford,
Ward
Crane,
Arthur
Rankin,
George
Ovey,
Charles
E.
McHugh
and
others.
Mack
Sennett
Comedy
HARRY
LANGOON
In
"THE
8EA
SQUAWK"
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
35c
and
ICc
Shooters'
Supplies
Gun
Lubricants.
Axes
and
Hunting
Knives.
Camp
Cooking
Stoves
and
Utensils.
Ammunition
in
All
Gauges
and
Calibres.
Tho'h.pson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
101
255
3rd
A.
Everything
for
the
Build
sr
LUMBER
Wc
have
the
most
complete
stock
or
I
dimensions,
shiplap,
fir
finish,
Mooring
V
r
'
vcriccr.
etc.,
iu
Northern
U.C.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Before
buying
inspect
our
utork.
It
will
pay
yon-
Our
pnees
are
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
arrived
In
town
from
tot
Islands
on
tht
i
.
'
Prince
Charles
Isst
night
on
his
wsy
to
-
atU,e"pUnt
tym.Vm
PILOTS
ARE
COMING
"
and
the
motorshlp
Llllehorn
is
coming
..
.he
end
of
th,
week
to
take
further
j
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
Mr.
Buckley
is
on
his
wsy
south
to1
rnsss
srrsngements
for
the
6f
the
'Empire
Box
Compsnv
rebuilding
l-xn'
1
"T
Aimivi:D
Vi:mti:U-r.
plant'.
?!
,MV
VAN(oi
vi:it
and
.
'
r
U'T-
TIMIVIPSON
Wil
l.
Vsncouver
which
was
recently
tlr
burned
burned,
snd
In
which
he
is
Interested.
UK
IIKIIi:
KOON,
Phonee
116
and
117
To
enter
the
pllotase
buslneu
t
thia
port,
Capt.
J.
P.
Elfert
arrival
in
ih.
n.
BUCHAREST.
Rent
isi-.,
......
'fm
Vancouver
vesterdsv
ftr.,
ounts
of
.
old
waste
matter
you
never
iwumanla
and
her
daughter.
Prin.
.
.
.
,lam
Prince
Oeorge,
accom-
thought
was
In
your
systwn.
This
Hesns,
her
son,
Prince
Nlcholss
I..
.PJ
""'
El,ert'
C,P-
tlffrt
is
a
celleiit
Intestlnst
evscusnt
is
wonderful
no
a
suite
of
seventeen
persons
will
""'I"10
01
considersble
experience
and
for
constipation
nr
stomach
trouble,
sail
for
New
York
on
October
13.
W"Iormery
of
the
steamer
City
Don't
waste
time
with
pills
or
tablets
,
CI,nuver'
but
get
REAL
Adlerlka
action.
Orms's
...
rMfr'
Piltl
of
British
Columbls
2
Limited.
1
-vuvertlse
In
the,
Dally
News
.
.
ine
'PPoin'ment
of
a
rest-
'
w,
,a,ut
Vut
M
Prints
Rupert
In
the
person
of
Csptsln
Lsrry
Th
"1''
.
of
the
best
known
coast
pi:c'
"
arrive
hers
In
the
nesr
future
CHUMS
RUNNING
IN
SKIDEGATE
INLET
uoiid
or
iMrimu:Mi:Nii','il,r
T
CITY
OV
MTKAMI
K
l'K"c
cii.(iii.:h.
'A
good
run
of
chums
has
1
'tf
"
Skldegats
inlet
and
th.
""""'f'ub.
of
tne
are
Uklng
full
advantage
according
to
word
brought
from
lands
on
th.
steamer
Trlnce
,
Inltt
ns.
night.
The
run
at
Msaett
commenced
In
lull
but
Is
ep'
sliortly,