PAGE
BIX
Italian
:
Silk
RATINE
A
lovely
washing
silk
and
cotton
fabric
for
ladies
or
children's
dresses.
Comes
in
pi"k,
sea,
paddy,
sand,
mauve,
etc.
Thirty-six
inches
wide,
60c
PER
YARD
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
AUDITORIUM
Dances
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AND
SATURDAY
EVENING
Heginning
al
9
o'clock
Floor
in
the
Finest
Shape
MISS
CURRIE'S
ORCHESTRA
Ladies
235
.
Gentlemen
50c
The
Hall
is
now
equipped
to
lake
care
of,'
Dances,
Concerts
and
.Meetings
of
any
kind.
The
building
is
50x100
feet,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
to
property.
IT'S
FOIl
SALE
Phone
Black
449
L.
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
AUDITORIUM
Take
Home
a
Box
of
Rochon's
Chocolates
or
ALMOND
CRISP
$1.00
A
POUND
Rupert
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
84.
We
deliver.
Crockery
Department
Must
he
sold
out
regardless
of
cost,
on
acrounl
of
short
-age
or
spate.
Upre
are
a
few
of
our
bargains:
Cups
and
Saucers,
doz.
$2.25
21
Piece
Tea
Scls,
gel
$4.50
I
Jerry
Sets,
per
set
..
$1.25
Tumblers,
per
doz.
.
.
$1.40
Teapots,
each
.
.
60c
to
$2
Salad
Howls
.
.
.
35c
to
6O0
Jardincres
.
.
.
GOo
to
$1.00
Come
in
and
inspect
our
slock.
Mussalletn
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
24
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
.
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Otfice
Hours
to
6.
X.Ray
Service
Phone
686,
Open
Tuesday
and
Thursday
Evenings
,
Saturdays
9t
to
12
noon
NEWEST
BOOKS
BY
CANADIANS
Nellie
McClung
Has
"All
We
Like'
Sheep,"
and
Number
of
Other
Writers
Busy.
IXMjONTO,
July
21-ew
books
this
autumn
will
include
several
by
Canadian
women
writers.
"AH
We
Like
Sheep;"'
by
Kcllle
..McClung;
"RIencarrow,"
by
Isabel
Ecclestone
Mackay:"Hlue
tlastle."
a
light
story
for
grown-ups,
by
U.
m.
-Montgomery
(whoilias
moved
to
Jn'orval,
Out.,
and
who
is
working
on
another
"Emily-"
book
..while
a
new
writer,
Constance
Travers
Sweatman.
wife
of
the
well
known
Winnipeg
lawyer,
nas
a
nrst
book
entered,
under
the
title
of
"Young
Folk..
Old
Knit."
n
shiilv
nf
II.
.-,'..1
of
todav
and
4ipp
nnrnnU
M
nnl
de
la
Iloclie,
who
spends
her
sum
mers
always
in
a
retreat
in
the
woods
of
Clarkson,
OntH
is
the
author
of
a
book,
"Delight."
winch
came
out
a
few
months
ao
in
it
a
young
English
domestic
is
pictured,
in
Canadian
days
of
twenty
years
ago
.frankly
in
love
with
life
and
the
homage
it
pays
to
licautjvbut
like
a
child,
and
so.
often
misunderstood,
she
unconi
preiiendingly
meets
and
faces
lailgers,
hidden
and
revealed,
in
a
way
that
should
have
been
disarming,
because
of
its
naivo
charm.
Prlie
Winner
Miss
Lily
E.
F.
Harry,
a
member
or
the
Canadian
Authors'
Asocial
A
ion,
Montreal
branch,
was
the
winner
of
the
first
prize
in
the
Woodhouse
Science
Premium
Award
for
the
best
potftn
in
sup
to
port
of
llic
assertion
that
"poetry
ihe
experience
of
the
attain
ment
of
knowledge
which
science
pursues,"
in
a
competition
conducted
in
co-operation
with
the
Poetry
Sociely
of
London,
Eng-
Form
No.
20.
-
THE
BANKRUPTCY
ACT.
M
TIIK
KSTATE
OF
CECIL
HMTIt'Y
uliiorlzi-U
usiini'.r.
.VITILE
IS
IIEIIEBV
OIVEM
that
Orll
Hartley
or
th
Town
r
Vindrrlnior,
In
the
I'rovlnre
of
Hrlush
Coluinlna.
did.
mi
tbr
7th
diy
of
July.
1926.
make
an
mihiinmi
iKlrmiifiil
or
ill
hli
prorlT
for
Uie
Iwnffit
of
hl
rpdiK.rv
and
that
it.
Mar.rod.
ollli'ial
tfreurr
hii
at.r.int.rf
nie
Iu
bf
uililln
nf
the
r.-iui
r
the
debtor
until
the
.redlt'.r
at
their
first
liieelinir
Mull
rlett
a
trute
to
administer
llw
etale
t.f
the
debtor.
MiTICE
IS
FCKTHKR
BIVEX
that
the
flt
ineetlur
of
rreditiirs
in
the
.I,...
etate
t:i
be
held
at
the
Court
llou.e.
Ml
or
I'rlnre
llujrert.
I'rovlnre
of
UrllKh
'.Dliimbli.
on
tire
inth
djv
or
inlv
it
at
.3(l
o'rlurk
In
I
he
ifierrioon.
10
einuie
ynii
10
vote
thereat
proof
of
your
rlalin
nitiM
be
livlirni
nh
k..
rore
the
iLeellnr
la
lield.
Protle
In
lie
njri
at
th.
tn.i(n.
........
be
lixlnd
win,
toe
prior
thereto.
AMI
H
UTIIEn
T.UE
.NOTICE
tint
If
yon
have
any
rlaiui
intim
the
debtor
ror
wblrta
you
are
entitled
to
rank,
proof
of
urh
ilaim
triii!
be
filed
with
int
within
wnrijr
day
rrt.in
the
dale
or
thla
notire
'or
from
and
after
the
einlratlon
of
the
t'.nie
rued
bv
ub
wHiii.n
a
,.r
n.ru,.
n
r
the
aald
Art
I
auatl
dlMrlbutt
Ihe
pro-
......
...
.i.tt
uruiiir
n
rnidie
Mrnrwir
irw.
arlim
entitled
tlu-reo.
havin.
lilh
day
of
July,
m.
M
t
x.
r.oxox,
Cu.to.nan.
WATER
NOTICE
.....
..DI,,,,l4n
TAIL
OTCE
thai
standard
Mliu.
.
,..
pratloii
wlxiee
ddrei
l
iso
render
si
Wet,
Vanrouter.
B.
c.
will
apply
for
a
lleeinm
lo
lake
and
u
If.ouo
inlnera
In-
'
.
..'IT1"
aty
,,r
ler
"u
"t
south
Fork
or
Mrdanirn
cret
k.
uhirh
rii.ua
r..i.ri.
and
drain
into
leau
ttiver
.i...
....-i
nlle!
north
of
leae
Lake.
rne
water
will
be
diverted
rroin
the
VJV"
..
r,lnl
'""t'
hrr
inlle-ii
up
(he
south
.nk
rn.iu
it
mouth
and
will
li
ued
for
niliilnir
tmriKise
upon
the
hydraulic
la-er
leae
of
Alrliaine
Creek.
m
the
lth
da
of
June.
t.
A
ropy
or
thla
nollre
and
an
appllratlon
I'""".'"!
Iheret.,
ami
to
Hie
"VvVter
A.
I.
n"1-!
ttW'
10
h"
"ff'r
of
the
Water
Rerorder
at
Telefrrapti
Creek.
rn,ibJ,'r.lun''
J"
,h
!'P"-t'"n
may
be
t
riled
with
the
aid
Water
lierorder
or
with
the
Ortiipiroller
of
Water
Jilxhu,
I'arllament
Hiillrtmirv
Vlclorla.
It.
;..
wlilrn
thirl,
dayit
arter
the
rtrt
appraranee
or
thi
notire
in
a
loi-al
iiewopaper.
The
due
,,r
the
flrt
publlratlon
or
thi
notire
'
inly
J5.
.
STA.MtAIUI
MIXES
COhl'OIMTlOX,
a
A
noli
rant
ny
B.
J.
O
IIEILI.Y,
ARent.
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
$6.50
Per
hair
load
3.50
Per
sack
.50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cool
I
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
S80
Night
or
Day
.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
GEORGE
RORIE
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
Trustee,
Ac
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PRINCE
RUPERT
land.
Her
poem
of
58
lines
was
lentil
led
"Poetry
and
Science.'
NEW
NOVEL
COMING
BY
BRITISH
WRITER
H.
Q.
Wolls
Writing
Throe
Vol.
umo
Book
Using
Living
Characters.
:.".viw.v,
oui
21.
A
feature
of
the
new
novel
by
H.
11.
Wells
"Tho
World
of
Mr.
Clissold,"-
which
is
to
be
published
by
Er-nesl
Henu,
Ltd.,
in
the
autumn,
will
be
the
introduction
of
a
number
of
living
personages
under
their
own
names.
11
will
occupy
three
volumes
.which
are
to
appear
successively
in
September,
October
and
November.
The
"Observer"
oh
Sunday
pub
lished
a
long
prefatory
note
which;
Mr.
Wells
has
written
for
thejers
about
new,
and
old
markets
book.
Dealing
in
"this
with
tho
-abroad,
anil
fuifmir:it?liiv
H...
introduclion
or
characters,
the
author
says:
"It
is
a
work
6f
fiction,
purely
and
completely.
One
thing
which
is
something
of
m
innovation
lias
to
be
noted.
gpsiL
number
of
real
people
are
actually
named
in
this
story.
It
is,
the
author
submits,
.impossible
get
the
full
effacl
or
contem
porary
lite
in
which
living
ideas
i
and
inwveinvnls
play
a
dominant
part
without
doins
I
hat.
You
cannot
have
a
man
like
Mr.
Clissold
.going
about
the
world
of
today
and
never
meeting
anybody
niie
has
never
heard
of.
ECONOMY
IS
URGED
ON
ITALIAN
PEOPLE
Avoidance
cf
Feastlngs,
Banquets
and
Costly
Amusements
Is
Urged
By
Leaders.
ItOMK,
July
20.
The
government
continues
to
admonish
the
Faseisti
and
the
general
public
to
avoid
unnecessary
expense
on
feaslinps,
banquets
and
costly
amusements,
uiwing
the
need
of
economy
iu
every
possiole
way,
lo
increa.se
home
production
and
cut
down
imports
so
as
to
help
stabilize
Ihe
lira.
:
A
similar
nolo
was
struck
at
the?
opening
of
the
National
Inslt-J
tutioh
for
'Kxportalion,'
which
Hc-nilo
Mussolini,
the
Premier,
attended
with
the
finance
minister.
Count
Volpi.
Dr.
Pirelli,
whom
Signor
Mussolini
charged
with
the
organization
or
the
institution,
made
a
speech
on
the
instil
u!
ion'
scope
WATER
NOTICE
U
and
Slorag
TAkE
NOTICE
that
j.
j.
Hurrner.
wboae
addreaa
Is
Alllu.
U.
...
will
apply
for
a
nxore
iu
urc
anu
uae
7U
C.
r,
S.
and
lo
tore
41
C.
S.
of
ualer
ruit
i.r
1th
..I
July
creek,
which
flowa
Mtuih
nwi
ami
drains
Into
Athu
Lake,
about
&
mib-a
north
or
Alllu.
the
aiorage
dam
will
be
located
at
or
near
Ihe
root
or
chain
or
anwil
lakea.
The
capanly
of
the
rewrvolr
lo
be
created
about
Itlu
lollllon
cubic
feet.
an
wll
iriooil
alHjul
uo
acre
or
land.
In-rluding
Ihe
lakea.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
atreaiu
al
a
point
aboul
and
below
th
proMd
dam
about
I
unlet
welerly
or
w.-t
line
of
I
Hi
of
July
.Mineral
Claim,
and
will
be
used
for
power
for
mluliiit
pur.f.
uMn
the
minea.
desrrllretl
aiiiu
suv.
r
l.ra.l
Mlnea
and
Hurrner
ijruiipa
uf
Mineral
claim.
Thu
tiotiie
an
iuied
on
Uie
iround
cn
the
r,th
dav
or
June,
dir..
A
ropy
of
thla
notice
atnl
an
atirihratl..n
puiauaiil
thereto
and
lo
Ihe
"Water
Act.
IV
II.
will
be
filed
In
the
orrire
of
Ihe
vaier
in
corner
at
Atlin.
Objections
to
uie
apporaiion
may
lie
riled
with
Ihe
aald
Water
llecorder
or
with
the
comptroller
or
Water
lllhl,
parllaineiit
Bulldlnra,
Vl'lnrla.
B.
c.
within
llilrty
daya
afler
-r
ii.'aroi-e
OI
llll
nollre
in
a
I'rCal
r.-.iiirr.
ure
naie
oi
me
iirt
publlratlon
or
this
notire
la
Julv
t.
lf.
J.
M.
niTF.XER,
Applicant,
LAND
ACT.
I.anmar
Land
Ii
Uriel
l.iM
ne..r.iin.
Pl'lrlirt
of
I'rliire
lluperl
and
il
lulled
on
Taku
Arm,
aU.ul
nitlea
aouthwest
uf
mouth
or
Alllntn
niver.
TAKE
MJTICK
that
Francla
nirhard
fiuniop
or
Atlin,
ii.c.
orcupallon
mill
manairrr.
Intend
lo
apply
for
pemilitlon
to
purchaie
ihe
following
deacrlbed
landa:
Commenrinr
(
a
pout
planted
on
the
aouih
ahore
of
Taku
Arm
about
I
mlUt
aoulhweat
rrom
the
nwiltb
of
Atllnto
lllver
and
runnlnic
tbenre
0
rhalna
went
thetice
jo
chain
aouthj
Itienre
j
chalni
-aM;
and
thence
to
rhaina
north
to
point
of
rornnietirrnirnt,
contalnlnr
10
ai-re.
more
or
le.
riuxcis
mciiAno
du.m.op.
"V""1
fate.
All.n.
Mav
tS.
1t.
LAND
ACT.
not.
.1
.n.aniion-
Apply
yp
ru.rCMM.
.
:-
riS?
.
n
Prince
niitiert
ljiid
hefdlnr
liiMrlct
of
l-rlnre
lliiperl
and
altuale
at
rrrruaon
SrJF-
Prlnre
lluperl.
B.
C.
orrupatMi
rannerr-
tnan.
Intend
to
apnly
for
teriiilalon
to
purrhaoe
lire
rollowlnr
dearrltred
landa:
Oiinmenrinr
al
pol
planted
al
Ihe
rc.
V.
corner
of
iM
tilt,
Otieeri
t:harlotle
llnd
liutrlet,
Ihetire
south
to
rhalnat
Ihenre
wet
fo
rhalna;
Ihenre
norlh
to
lllrh
Water
Mark;
Ihrnee
easterly
alnnf
turn
waier
Mark
in
rx.lnl
or
roinmenre-rnent.
and
containing
(0
arrea,
more
of
lera.
FRASCIS
Mll.l.tRn.
'
AegUmt'
Dated
IUD..UIH,
IMS.
-C.
rapftur
Wllkli
Ih'S
iioi'tJi,Bild
fTash
or
ForiWrmll-
i,lrt'
MIS
ilua
li,.'li..n
llallell,
Wild
lift
"Petit
the
last
Hire,,
wlnlers
in
THE
DAILY
NEWS
and
program.
Production
by
the
individual
as
well
us
national
economy
are
thon,.,!
ciuer
essentials
for
tho
development
of
exportation,
he
said,
and
.vporlalion
orily
will
slabilhu
Italy's
currency.
New
outlets
must
be
round
for
national
production,
both
agricultural
and
industrial.
Large
numbers
of
would-be
exporters
as
yet
are
totally
unorganized
to
fight
the
bat-llo
or
the
worlds
market.
The
institution's
aim
is
to
help
these
to
help
themselves,
and
to
en.
courage
banks
to
give
them
fair
credit.
K
foreign
states
close
their
doors
to
Italian
immigrant
the
Italians
must
retaliate
by
closing
their
doors
to
foreign
goods
and
expanding
their
own
exports.
The
institution
will
oonccneralo
on
two
main
points,
supplying
information
to
would-be
export
velopiiient.o
prpduction
for
cx-
port.
ea
and
overland
facilities,
as
'well
as
encouragement
to
exhibit
Italian
goods
litairs
all
over
the
world
are
also
aimed
at,
but
Ir.
Pirelli
-warned
-
his
hearers
that
Hie
institution'
efforts
would
he
unavailing
unless
rxportt-rs
as-
sisteel
with
private
initiative
andjOS.
continual
personal
effort.
fionrn
nnr
rrn
IS
GOING
EAST
Jimmy
Rlmmer
Will
Compete
In
Canadian
Championship
Tournaments.
JASPER.
July
21
Jimmy
Rim-mer,
goir
piofessinnal
of
the
Jasper
Park
Lodge
o!f
course
and
champion
of
Alberta,
len
here
this
week
for
Winnipeg
where
he
will
compete
in
Mie
Western
Canada
ch
-mpionship
to
be
held
here
next
week,
itimmer
is
well
known
lo
Winnipeg
goiters,
who
will
remember
him
by
his
rent
or
lowering
the
Windsor
golr
course
record
by
six
slfrike
on
his
first
lime
around.
iWforo
coining
lo
Canada.
Itimmer
Was
profe.iuieal
or
the
Dirdston
goir
course,
at
Cheshire,
England,
and
in
1023
he
won
the
chao'ipionship
or
Liverpool
and
distficl,
while
in
1021
he
was
eleventh
man
in
the
Hrilish
open.
Immediately
atlcr
playinx
in
Winnipeg.
Itimmer
will
leave
ror
the
easl
where
he
will
lake
part
in
the
Canadian
open
championship
to
be
held
in
Mon
treal.
SAILORS
WILL
VISIT
SUNNYS1DE
CANNERY
Route
March
of
Men
from
H.M.S.
Curlew
Tomorrow
Is
Called
Orr.
One
hundred
ratings
from
II.
M.
S.
Curlew
will
visit
Sunnysldc
cannery,
leaving
here
on
tomorrow
morning's
train.
The
trip
is
being
made
under
the
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
In
conse-(liience
or
this
,
visit
the
route
march
scheduled
for
tomorrow
has
been
ealled
off.
J.
Field
HI
rong,
manager
or
Suiinyside
i-aiinery,
will
extend
the
usual
courtesies
lo
the
sailors.
ONLY
WOMAN
TRAPPER
PEACE
RIVER
VALLEY
Miss
Mary
Besslo
Hallett
Is
Paying
Visit
to
Edmonton
EDMONTON.
Alia.,
July
21
(Canadian
Press).
Miss
Mury
Hessie
Hallett,
only
woman
Irap-per
iu
Ihe
Peace
River
country,
is
now
paying,
a
visit
lo
the
city
following
a
winter
spent
her
novel
enterprise,
reports
thai
she
lias
done
'very
well
al
it,
uiiu
likes
Hie
life,
hue
is
now
saving
the
money,
lo
pursue
hot-musical
lndl(M..tn
Ihe
fast.
Lilile
Hoy
(.-after
learning
about
Lot's
wife)
Mummy,
Is
all
salt-'uiadtf
oL
ladius?
'
')
EIGHT
THOUSAND
ARE
INDUCED
TO
EMIGRATE
Various
Schemes
For
Bringing
People
to
This
Country
Have
Considerable
Success
LONDON,
July
21.
The
Do
minions
Secretary
states
that
the
sailings
for
Canada
under
each
of
the
assisted
passage
schemes
during
the
first
five
months
of
this
year
were
as
follows:
(iovernmenl
scheme
Noniina-
persons,
3,327:
household
workers,
1,0'J
t;
Juveniles
of
I
t
lo
17
years,
301.
3.000
Family
Settlement
Scheme
3,501.
Total,
8,;'83.
Minor
Schemes
Society
for
Overseas
Settlement
of
Drilish
women.
5H;
Hrilish
Dominion'
Kniigralion
Society,
210.
(Iran
i
total,
8,t'J3.
It
l.
not
possible
to
state
the
number
of
applicants
who
were
not
accepted,
as.
tho
'greater
number
of
applications
are
made
al
the
local
offices
of
the
Can
adian
government
at;
en
I
throughout
Ihe
country,
and
only
those
which
seem
suitable
ror
aceeptance
are
forwarded
to
the
director
of
migration
in
London.
WEATHER
REPORT
(Ooveriiinenl
Telegraphs,
8
a.m.1
lerraee:
Clear,
ralm,
temp.
05
.nyox:
uear.
calm,
temp.
61
Mowarl:
Part
cloudy,
calm.
leinp.
oi.
Ilazellon:
Clear,
calm.
lemn.
CO.
Teh-graph
Creek:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
ftt.
Smiliiers:
.Llear,
ralm,
lemp
j
Hnnis
Lake:
Clear,
ralm,
temi,
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
PROVISIONS
Swift's
Pre
n
.mm
Peameal
Hack
Hacon.
slieeil.
per
lb
49c
Finest
Ontario
Cheese,
per
lb.
29c
Maid
ol
Clover
Creamery
Hutler.
in
bulk.
3
lbs
$1.25
We
Kuarutrtee
the
quality
or
our1
bulk
butter,
which
Is
superior
lo
any
other
Alberta
butter
on
Ihis
market,
hecadse
u
is
fresh.
Alberta
Fresh
Egs,
3
doz.
$1.00
We
I(T
not
vuaraiitee
this
egg
for
boiling,
hut
it
is
a
well
known
fact
that
Alberta
eggs
are
superior
to
H.
C
eggs
for
cooking
purposes.
Lard
in
hulk.
2
II.
.
for
...
4So
FRUITS
AND
VEGETABLES
Hartletf
Pears,
per
banker
..
50c
Freestone
Peaches,
basket...
50c
New
Oravenstein
Apples.
2
lbs
'or
25o
Uioking
Apples,
new,
3
lbs.
25c
Preserving
Cherries
from
Terrace
in
i
basket"
crates
duo
next
week
nd.
Hook
your
order
now.
Per
ease
$3.00
Plums,
all
varieties,
basket..
90o
Preserving
Apricots,
arriving
on
every
boat,
per
crate
$1.75
Season
will
be
ocr
abouT
July
25.
(.iieiimbers,
each
..
.
10o
and
15o
Fresh
Tomatoes,
per
lb.
...
30o
Oreen
J
loans,
3
lbs
50c
Wax
Hearts.
3
lbs
50o
Hniad
Hearts,
3
lbs
25o
vngiHable
Marrow
..
10o
and
15o
H.
C.
Celery,
2
for
25o
Hubbanl
Sipiash,
per
lb
8c
Casaha
Melons,
each
35c
to
60c
GROCERY
SPECIALS
Wool
Soap,
13
bars
......
$1.00
For
b.-illi
or
toilet
use.
It
floats
Fels
Naplhn
Soap,
carton
..
79o
Classic
Cleanser,
3
for
25c
Extraets,
2
oz..
all
flavors,
3
for
25c
Snap
Clothes
Pins,
0
dozen.
.25c
Siove
llnislies,
special
25c
Shoo
Brushes,
special
25c
Toilet
Paper
Rolls,
7
for
.
.
.
25o
Malkin's
Hest
Jelly
Powders,
t
for
25o
Ridgeway's
Orange
l'ekoe
Tea.
lUv.
I.I5
lb.
Special
per
lb.
99o
I'no's
Fruit
Sails,
special
..
89o
Pacific
or
St.
Charles
Milk,
special,
0
tins
for
$1,00
Limit.
IH
lins
to
each
customer.
Ogilvle's
W'heatlets,
0
lb.
sacks
39c
Similar
to
Cream
or
Wheal,
Malkin's
Hest
Gooseberry
Jami
new
season
pack,
extra
special,
per
pail
69o
Pure
Caslllf
Soap,
17
oz.
bur,
regular
25c.
special,
each
....
19o
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co
Phones
210,
211,
212
,
,
.
,
,
,
nlisoliilely
guaraiilecd
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
House
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
THURSDAY
ONLY,
7
and
0
P.M.
"Bluebeard's
Seven
Wives"
A
eoiueily
ilmnia
linfiirut
or
laughs.
The
pli.,.i..p
proves
wirely
affectum
multiplied
hy
.even
he.
-or
and
aftlielion.
JSoiiie
Sheik.
Jl
got
fo
thai
when
,
.
looked
into
his
eyes
she
wauled
lo
j.wui
her
,ip
.
,
for
a
leul.
trade
Ihe
I'arkanl
for
u
eamel
mid
trv
i
keeping
on
Ihe
JSalmra.
When
a
hiishand
dun,
wife
in
Turkey
lie
threw
her
lliroiigh
a
window.
Ii.
i
;
...
.
were
no
windows
in
Itluel.enrd'
hotiooiil
wi.-.
,
more
wives,
woe
and
wailing.
Come
and
gel
.
laughs.
Slnmg
rat.
Ben
Lyon,
Lois
Wilson,
Sam
Hardy,
Dick
Bernard,
Wilfred
Lytell,
Blanche
Sweet,
Dorothy
Sebastian,
Diana
Kane
and
others.
Comedyi
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
lli
Prince
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Flostlng
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Patwrn
msksrs,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plsnl
Is
equipped
to
handle
l!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONE8
43
and
9S
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
ROYAL
J.
ZARELLI,
Phone
34
Wednesday,
July
at.
ij2?
Watch
Special
HAMILTON,
WALTHAM,
ELQIN
and
HIGH
GHADE
8WISS
nt
spei'inlly
redured
m
r
,
'
wt,'k-
Wo
st.
,
iiiovemeiits.
"BIQ
KICK"
35c
and
10c
Rupert,
B.C.
all
Trains
and
Boats.
HOTEL
Proprietor.
i
'
o
n
Rn
188
8inti.ioirs
Sleel
Heds.
bpriiigs,
und
)slerm0or
Ml
tresses
in
ccry
room.
D2
Itoonis,
Ilol
and
Cold
Water,
llallis
and
Blniwer
Sleum
Healed,
Hlcclric
LighL
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
8t.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.