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Pain,
Pain
is
Nature's
warning
that
something
serious
Is
wrong
In
your
rxxly.
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you
should
not
resign
yourrelf
to
suffering,
but
should
endeavor
to
find
means
of
correcting
any
poison
or
other
destructive
gent,
which
Is
both
causing
your
p';'n,
and
breaking
down
or
harming
your
bodily
structure.
In
Tcmpleton'i
Rheumatic
Capiules,
or
T87
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delicious
and
fresh.
Try
it.
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Saturday,
Jan.
8,
1927
.MODERN
APLICATION
OK
AN
OLD
TEXT.
The
words
("Go
Ye
and
Tell
That
Fox"
Luke
13,
32)
of
the
inspired
writer
go
to
show
that
the
Divine
Teacher
held
the
Roman
ruler
in
contempt.
His
father,
Herod
the
Great
(rather
"Herod
the
Horrible")
had
dyed
his
soul
in
the
blood
of
the
innocents,
and
now
his
son,
Herod
Antipas,
had
beheaded
John
the
Bantist.
and
wa
following
hw
father
in
cruelty
and
crime.
Anxious
that
the
Master
would
discontinue
his
good
work
among
his
people,
the
Pharisees
attempted
to
intimidate
him
with
the
threat
that
Herod
might
kill
him
But
the
Divine
plan
cannot
be
frustrated:
"I
must
work
the
works
of
Him
that
sent
me
while
it
is
day;
the
night
eometh
when
no
man
can
work.
The
cunning
trickery
of
evil
men
only
in
the
end
defeats
itself.
Ciim'!
io
do
a
tertain
work-
That
work
must
be
com
pleted,
i
that
task
must
be
performed,
and
no
human
power
or
agancy
must
be
allowed
to
stand
in
the
way.
"Man
is
immortal
till
his
work
Is
done.
"Go
ye
and
tell
that
fox
"
Hunters
Vnnu
ftiot
4Vn
......
IW
iuai
I
.
.
twines
nieaiin
ana
strategy,
in
order
to
seize
his
prey,
and
attainl
xThe
well
hla
V
1..
i,
...
.
.
'I
.
uujeu.
iuu
rareiy
see
mm
during-
the
day,
unless
jt
be
at
a
distance,
but
under
cover
of
darkness
he
springs
upon
his
victim.
It
Is
dificult
to
ensnare
or
trap
him.
But
he
who
knew
all
things
saw
what
was
behind
these
"whited
sepulchres
filled
with
dead
men's
bones'
The
foolish
inventions
and
devices
of
man
had
no
place
In
the
great
world
isue
which
was
the
mision
of
Christ.
His
was
to
heal
the
sick,
cure
disease,
regenerate
the
human
soul
and
transfigure
the
sorrow
of
men's
lives
as
the
sun
turns
into
golden
splendor
the
clouds
about
its
dawn.
His
was
to
live
with
men,
to
die
for
man,
and
to
rise
again
to
establish
beyond
all
doubt
that
he
was
the
Son
of
God
and
the
deliverer
of
souls.
THE
POWER
OF
HIDDEN
SIN.
"Go
ye
and
tell
that
fox."
The
hunter
must
match
his
skill
with
the
sagacious
animal
trained
through
long,
years
in
the
art
of
self-preservation
and
survival.
Now.
the
fox
is
the
synonym
of
sin,
just
as
is
the
serpent,
cunning,
wily,
concealing
and
springing
when
its
victim
is
off
its
guard.
Sin
seldom
shows
its
hand,
but
plays
upon
incredulity
until
the
opportune
moment
arrives,
then
it
draws
the
hidden
dagger
and
plunges
the
Iron
into
the
soul,
or
lashes
its
victim
with
the
whip
of
a
scorpion.
.
Witness
Goethe's
masterpiece.
Dr.
Faustus
sells
his
soul
to
Mephistopheles,
"the
spirit
that
always
denies"
and
in
exchange
the
fiend
agrees
to
give
him
earthly
joys.
Faustus
is
certain
that
sen-Bual
pleasures
can
have
no
power
over
him.
The
contract
Is
signed
in
blood:
Mephistophles
and
he
became
intimately
associated.
Then
wnen
me
ruin
of
Margaret
has
been
brought
about,
Faust
realizes
inai
ne,
himself,.
Is
in
the
snare
of
a
merciless
demon.
t
.
'
1
-
f:
.
.
'
UNSEEN
DANGERS
MOCK
HEEDLESS
YOUTH;.
,
j
I
The
fiend
...
mocks
him
with
the
words,
"Now
I
have
thee.Faus
Vila
VA.t
1
1
ilt
i.mi
1
vu,
uuu,,
boui
anu
an.
"inicK
heads,"
says
Browning,
"ought
to
recognize
the
devil,
that
old
stager,
in
his
trick
of
general
utility,
icus
uownwara,
out
naaies
all
the
way."
The
engineer
may
be
heedless
of
the
red
light
ahead
and
hurl
his
train
with
its
living
freight
over
the
precipice.
The
boat,
Ignor
ing
me
iignmouse,
tumbles
over
the
falls
and
is
swallowed
in
the
svtiri
oi
me
whirlpool,
with
all
its
passengers.
So
often
youth,
regardless
of,
the
danger
signal,
or
having
lost
control
of
the
power
which
shapes
destiny,
makes
moral
and
spiritual
shipwreck.
"Go
ye
and
tell
that
fox"
that
long
after
the
magnificent
temples
of
idolatry
have
gone
into
decay;
long
after
proud
thrones
and
monarchies
have
crumbled
into
dust,
that
the
story
of
the
cross
will
be
told
in
every
land
and
that
milions
in
all
climes
and
all
ages
will
J9K
liLsubraiaJve
worship
before
the
shrine
of
the
despised
Nazarean
Prophet.
"Got
ye
and
tell
that
fox,"
and
his
vixen
Herodias,
that
earthly
splendor
and
glory
is
transitory
and
fleeting,
that
goodness
is
more,
than
jrold
and
character
outweighs
the
stars.
Yes,
go
and
tell
him
that
his
sould
must
be
cleansed
of
Its
moral
corruption
and
thift
he
must
accept
the
Saviour
of
mankind
as
his
Saviour
If
he
hopes
to
rule
himself
and
his
passions
here,
and
reign
with
the
King
of
Kings
forever
hereafter.
A
sermon
by
Rev.
J.
R.
Frizell,
at
present
In
pulpit
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
In
Prince
Rupert.
Neuralgia
Headache
T-R-C'-SS
-
Rheumatism
Xcurilis
Lumbaoo
Sciatica
T.R-C'a,
you
have
remedy
that
will
not
only
bring
you
safe,
speedy
relief
from
your
suffering,
but
one
that
will
also
ensble
your
body
to
throw
out
the
poisonous
substances
that
causes
the
pain.
Prove
It
for
yourself
to-day
net
30c
or
$1
box
of
T.R-C'a
from
your
druggist,
or
send
10c
for
booklet
and
generous
trial
to
Templetons
"L",
Torontc
2.
T4
Another
ship
chandlery
and
outfit
ting
concern
Is
to
be
established
on
Ray
Love
says
he
will
not
be
a
candidate
for
municipal
election
honors
to
throw
his
be
a
popular
candidate.
It
would
give
Ray
an
outlet
for
some
of
his
steam,
at
the
same
time
providing
the
city
a
capable
alderman
or
what-not.
We
would
be
willing
to
bet
a
good
Orlt
douphnut
against
a
Tory
spltball
that!
the
waterfront
electrical
wizard
would
be
on
the
payroll
for
an
extra
2J
per!
month
during
1927
and
1828
it
he
would
get
two
good
men
and
true
to
sign
his
credentials
and
go
up
and
see
Teddy
Jones
between
12
and
2
on
Monday
afternoon.
Come
on,
Ray.
let's
make
It
Aid.
Love,
sounds
good,
doesn'i
It?
Jack
(Paddy)
Xvarson,
owner
of
the
schooner
Edward
Llpwtt,
It
understand
to
be
about
to
give
the
dry
dock
a
contract
for
the
construction
of
a
new
halibut
boat
of
the
fifty-foot
class.
INK.
II.
SOLD
known
halibut
schooner
4
Inez
H.,
which
was
acquired
at
the
close
of
last
season
by
Edward
Lipsett
Co.
from
Harold
and
Andrew
Ness,
has
now
been
sold
to
Edward
8kogmo,
formerly
of
the
P.
Dorreen
and
more
recently
on
the
Scrub.
The
new
owner
is
taking
a
delsel
engine
out
of
the
vessel
and
replacing
It
with
a
new
Enterprise
35
h.p.
gasoline
motor.
The
Inez
H.
Is
a
50
foot
boat
and
was
built
locally
six
years
ago
by
the
Ness
boys.
D.
B.
Finn,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
fisheries
experimental
station,
is
expected
back
last
week
from
the
East,
having
attended
a
meeting
of
the
Biological
Board
at
Ottawa
and
spent
the
holiday
season
at
his
home
In
Winnipeg.
N.
L.
Freeman
of
the
International
Fisheries
commission
sU7.
who
has
been
spending
the
Yuletlde
season
at
his
home
In
the
south,
Is
also
expected
back
shortly.
He
will
not
remain
long
this
time,
however,
for
hi
is
to
go
out
to
the
Yakatat
and
other
halibut
banks
aboard
the
schooner
Scandla
which
has
been
engaged
for
the'
winter
to
carry
the
scientists
of
the
commission
on
their
explorations.
It
has
been
necessary
to
build
a
nev
pile
driver
for
the
purpose
of
repllln
and
putting
new
facing
on
the
government
wharf
for
a
distance
of
250
feet
west
of
the
Booth
Fisheries
packing,
plant.
"
"
'
t
New
fender
piles
are
being
and
minor
repair
work
done
G.T.P.
wharves.
put
ln
at
the
There
was
more
or
less
consternation
at
the
Cow
Bay
floats
on
Thursday
morning
when
a
floating
pile
got
stuck
under
the
approach
and
put
it
In
such
a
position
that
neither
access
or
egress
could
be
made
until
the
tide
started
coming
up
about
noon
when
the
offending
pile
was
floated.
N.
M.
McLean
of
boatbuilding
fame
was
ac
cused
of
having
let
the
wandering
pile
loose.
Nil)
AMIKKSOX'H
HOtT
One
of
the
finest
pleasure
-boats
In
the
harbor
will
be
the
result
In
a
few
weeks
of
the
energy
and
powess
of
Sid
Anderson,
who
has
inherited
the
paternal
handlness,
The
kid
has
been
laid
and
frames
were
going
up
this
week
on
the
boat
which
Is
being
built
In
the
old
Shockley
factory
near
Cow
Bay
from
plans.
Of
the
raised
deck
siyle.
the
vensel
will
be
ST
feet
long
and
will
probably
be
powered
with
a
23
hp.
automobile
engine
which
will
be
capable
of
providing
a
thrilling
M.
P.
celerity
without
getting
1U
youthful
Cntcheon
owner
pinched
for
speeding,
Bid
will
mayoralty
Claude
Klrkendall,
Jack
Lindsay
and
Oeorge
Bryant
are
apparently
going
to
see
the
game
season
out.
These
three
stalwart
huntsmen,
with
their
Invited
guests,
went
out
last
week-end
an1
had
aatlsfactory
results,
Kirk
and
THE
DAIL1
NEWS
Saturday,.
Jonua:
s
Edward
Lipsett
starts
moving
to
waterfront;
schooner
Inez
H.
bought
by
Ed.
Skogmo;
Sid
Anderson
building
pleasure
boat
'
The
Edward
Lipsett
Co.
will
start
at
the
first
of
next
week
moving
into
its
commodious
and
permanent
new
waterfront
home,
i
construction
of
which
is
being
rapidly
rushed
to
completion
by
tht
contractors,
John
Currie
&.
Son.
By
the
end
of
the
month,
the
firm;
will
be
established
for
business
in
the
new
premises
and
the
present
quarters
in
the
Clapp
Block
on
Second
Avenue
will
be
vacated.
The
main
store
building
on
the
waterfront,
described
in
these
colurnns
before
the
construction
started,
is
a
steam-heated
two-storey
structure
measuring
3ft
by
80
feet.
The
store
and
offices
will
be
contained
on
the
ground
floor
and
upstairs
will
be
a
large
storeroom
The
building
stands
on
i
SO
300
foot
wharf
which
has
floats
on
either
side.
To
the
rear
Is
a
30
by
60
foot
shed
which
will
be
used
for
storage
i
purposes
and
which
Is
now
ready
to
!
receive
stock.
j
The
buildings
stand
on
a
portion
of
the
Trotler
waterfront
leasehold.
George
again
being
In
pursuit
of
the
wily
and
feathery
beauties
on
Thurs
day.
a
wet
ana
uncomfortable
time
was
experienced
by
the
captain
and
crew
of
the
Oosae-MlHerd
fish
carrier
China
Hat.
well
known
here,
during
the
stilt
southeast
gale
In
the
south
last
week,
and
the
vessel
was
saved
by
the
Coast
8S.
Co.
steamer
MaUqul
from
being
dashed
on
the
Praaer
River
lettv.
the
waterfront
this
ye.r
in
the
build-
CnIn
MWerfu,
-..bo.,
...
lag
which
formerly
contained
the
on
ln,
wty
t0
New
Westminster
to
be
Akerbcrg-Thomson
machine
shop.
The
Uld
up
,or
the
wlnt(jr
off
lhe
.j,
ln
the
new
business,
further
principals
of
the
,
,
fur,ou
n
en.
particulars
of
which
will
be
announced
glne
broke
,.
,
the
captain
was
shortly,
are
well
known
In
local
water-
forcM
,ncnor
torm
thre4ten.
front
circles
with
which
they
have
done;,,,
eu.hnnomtnt
to
throw
hlm
on
lhl
business
in
other
capacities
for
many
!
breakw.ter.
Mataaul.
Cantaln
R.
"
-A.
Liorrf.
Pijr.a
hr
by
ntiA
m
acV.r
give
aid.
He
was
light.
and
hard
i
handle
in
the
gale,
and
the
China
Hat
Was
ln
shallow
water,
off
the
channel.
although
we
know,
if
he
would
deign
.,.
'.
,h
.
,,
hat
hat
In
ln
thf
the
rlriff.
ring,
he
he
wnulH
would
'
.
put
a
line
on
trie
helpless
vessel
ami
started
to
tow
her
off.
The
line
broke,
and
they
had
to
go
through
alt
the
trouble
again.
This
time
tie
line
held
and
the
China
Hat
waa
towed
into
Vancouver.
The
China
Hat
figured
prominently
ln
the
relief
of
the
wrecked
rumen
liner
Tuscan
Prince
on
Village
Island
ln
February.
1823.
The
Tuscan
Prince,
thrown
off
her
course
by
treacherous
current
in
a
blinding
snowstorm.
Dllel
up
on
Village
Island.
Barkley
Sound,
and
was
out
of
touch
for
two
days,
finally
being
discovered
by
fishermen.
The
China
Hat
was
one
of
the
first
vessels
to
be
notified,
and
she
took
tnt
s'i
sT
-at
&
smgiiUi
u.
Bamfleld
life
station
on
the
West
coast
cf
Vancouver
Island.
111(1
IKlIMls
at
OM.VNO
There
were
big
doings
at
the
fishing
community
otX
Osland
over
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
season.
The
Christmas
festivities
duly
recovered
from,
the
New
Year
was
suitably
ushered
In
with
the
use
of
all
the
town's
artillery
and
a
party
waa
held
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Orlmson
on
the
night
ct
January
I.
Those
present
tnoluded
Albert
and
John
Eyolfsen.
Joe
and
Dan
Krlstmansson,
John
Johnson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Luther
Johnson,
Miss
Sarah
Phlllpson.
Sidney
Hunter
and
Mist
Winnie
Anderson.
The
evening
wsj
spent
ln
dancing,
singing
and
radio
reception
with
Miss
Anderson
at
the
piano,
Albert
and
John
Eyclf-eri
res-
aerea
tne
singing
"In
the
Oarden
of
My
Heart"
which
was
a
"howling
su?.
cess.
In
the
course
of
the
evening
automobiles
were
presented
to
the
winners
of
a
gussing
contest
who
were
Joe
Krlstmansson;
Sidney
Hunter
and
Mr,
urimshaw
booby
prize.
Those
who
went
up
on
the
train
from
Prince
Ru
pen
Sarah
Phllllpson
and
Sidney
Hunter
were
taken
across
the
river
by
Joe
Krlstmsnson.
Sunday
was
spent
ln
visiting
around
and,
ln
the
evening,
there
was
music
and
"blackjack"
and
Joe
Krlstmsnson
became
so
melancholy
that
he
walked
outside
of
;
the
house
and
tried
to
breajc
his
neck
by
falling
over
a
slx-fpot
bridge.
The
Rupert
people
returned'
home
Monday
morning,
leaving;
Osland
at
4
ajn.
Mermaids
exist,
aays
Baron
'de
Fernlg.
a
Dutch
Jnoblenuyi!
n6w,vlsltlng
Eng.
land.
Baron
Fernlg
has
spent
most
of
his
life
in
South.
Africa
and
Kenya.
Mermaids,
according
to
the
baron,
are
queer
fish
that
are
caught
by
Swa-hill
fishermen
off
the
coast
of
Eaa",
Africa,
north
of
Mombasa.
They
have
heads
with
protruding
eyes
and
a
growth
strangely
like
hair.
Although
they
have
no
arms,
the
body
down
.t
the
middle
has
a
quite
distinct
likeness
to
the
human
form.
They
are
more
than
five
feet
In
length.
The
flesh
was
very
shrivelled
and
scaly
but
to
the
touch
was
quite
the
texture
of
skin,"
Baron
Fernlg
c!d.
"The
natives
are
very
fond
of
the
meut.
So
marked
is.
the
resemblance
of
the
fish
to
human
beings,
the
natives
are
required
to
give
very
particular
details
to
the
officials
before
the
fish
can
be
sold
In
the
market."
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
JAMMKY
H.
1917.
McCarTery
and
W.
J.
Mc-were
nominated
today
ai
candidates
to
contest
the
be
a
happy
but
probably
broke
boy
j
election
on
January
when
he
gets
Its
ambitious
Job
finish-,
-
ed,
il.
Candidates
II
The
AciWs
Fifth
Annual
To
make
our
Annual
Stocktaking
easier,
our
Temptation
Sa
Price
have
been
duced
still
further
to
clear
out
nil
broken
linen.
MEN'S
SUSPENDERS
President
style.
Regular
75c.
Temptation
Sale
Price
nop
.MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Stanfield's
Silk
and
Wool
Underwear;
combinations
only.
Nice
and
warm.
Regular
$7.50.
Temptation
Sale
Price
.MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Turnbuir
Natural
Pure
Wool
Underwear,
In
combinations
and
two-piece
suit.
Regular
f
1.50.
Temptation
Sale
Price
I
v.
MI.MI.
v.
ii,
nriwu
ii.
;
Montgomery.
Wm
Angle.
J
J
Andr:
-f
ra.
rrea
shaw.
John
tryonavn
Tf.oi
McMeekm.
W
O,
Barrte.
Thos.
McCb-
.nont.
George
B.
Casey.
R.
J.
D.
8m
mi
O.
W
Morn
ui
jr.
and
A.
W
Edge
Mrs
W
J.
Kirkpatrlek.
I
W.
Patmore
ant
Oeorge
H.
Munro
were
elected
by
acclamation
to
the
school
board.
The
Board
of
Trade
was
assured
las
evening
thst
no
fish
trap
licenses
would
be
granted
on
the
Skeena
River.
A
delegation
representing
the
cl'.r
vill
proceed
to
Ottawa
to
press
the
views
of
Prince
Rupert
ln
reapect
to
lahery
concessions.
liAND
ACT
NOTICE
Of
INTENTION'
TO
ArTLV
TO
TO
.K.tK
MM
In
Prlnc
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dl-1
-net
ot
Prince
Kupert,
and
situate
on
.be
north
shore
of
Crescent
Inlet.
.
ioreiby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
a
the
Prsvinc
of
British
Columbia,
and
elng
about
one
and
a
half
miles
from
he
head
ot
the
Inlet.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
Field,
of
Tlnee
Rupert.
B.C..
occupation
Marin
Sroker.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
he
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
pott
planted
on
the
:iorth
shore
of
Crescent
Inlet,
about
jne
and
a
halt
mllea
from
the
head
of
the
Inlet:
thence
northwesterly
30
chains:
thence
southwesterly
SO
chains,
thence
southeasterly
SO
chains;
thence
north-easterly
30
chains,
and
containing
forty
'
10)
acres,
more
or
leas.
JAMES
FIELD.
Applicant.
Dated
November
ST,
1920.
LAND
ACT
NOTICK
Of'
INTENTION'
TO
ArTI.Y
TO
TO
I-KAHi:
LANO
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District,
and
situate
at
Huston
Inlet,
queen
Charlotte
Islands,
1
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Robert
M.
Carrie,
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
'fish
packer.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
'.he
following
described
land:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
uortheast
corner
about
1,000
feet
westerly
from
miners'
cabins
at
head
of
Huston
Inlet;
then:e
westerly
2)
chains;
thence
southerly
about
13
chains;
thence
easterly
30
chains;
thence
northerly
about
13
chains,
and
containing
3t
acres,
more
or
Ins.
ROBERT
M.
CURItlE.
Applicant.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OK
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
Til
LEASE
KOUKMllOKi;
In
Graham
Island.
Sueen
Charlotte
Island
Land
Recording
District
of
Prlnr
.
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay.
I
Maiwett
Inlet,
Graham
Island,
'
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Powell
River
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
1
occupation
Manufacturers,
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
de.
scribed
lands:
Commencing
It
a
post
Dlanted
at
the
Virtrth..f
.nm.f
nf
nT
1.11.
w
,
westerly,
following
northern
boundary
of
'
isam
ixi
to
tne
nortnwest
corner
of
said
I
Lot;
thence
westerly,
northerly
and
i
(easterly,
following
the
high
tide
mark
of1
Ferguson
Bay
to
the
extreme
cute
rlv
point
of
Echinus
Point;
thence
'south-1
easterly
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
160
acres,
more
or
less.
POWELL
RIVER
COMPANY,
!
LTD.
I
Agent,
J,
Douglas
Wilson.
DstM
4th
November.
1836.
COMPANIES
ACT
TAKE
NOTICE-
that
LIPSETT
CUN-NINO
HAM
Si
CO.
LIMITED
alter
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
thi
first
publication
of
this
Notice
Intends
to
spply
to
the
Regtstrsr
of
Companies
for
the
approval
of
the
chanee
of
name
to
EDWARD
LIPSETT
(PRINCE
nUI'EUTI
LIMITED."
DATED
at
Vancouver.
B.C..
this
10th
day
of
December,
A
D.
1020.
LADNER
fi
CANTEION,
Solicitors
tor
the
Applicants.
SOCKS
FOR
MEN
Men's
Silk
and
Wool
Socks,
in
all
nft
in
Rrown,
Illnck
and
Fancy
Check
i.
lar
$1.25.
Temptation
Sale
Price
OVERCOATS
FOR
.MEN
Men's
Winter
Overcoats,
In
Pure
W
materials
in
all
sizos;
check
baik
;
without
belts.
The
Very
latest
modi
Temptation
Sale
Price
.SIN.H3
.MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
The
famous
Wolsey
Underwear.
England,
nil
pure
wool;
in
all
size
Tern
pint
ion
Sale
Pile
$.".1)3
Mr.
I-
Garfin
of
Edmonton
U
personally
in
charge
of
IhU
Sale.
Acme
Importers
Terms:
Strictly
Cash.
Third
Avrnne.
Mail
Orders
Prcmplly
Attended
to.
Amazingly
Truthful
Reproduction
Making
every
record
tlo
it
Iwst.
This
new
Brunswick
quickly
won
the
hearU
of
music
lovers
everywhere
The
case,
too,
is
beautiful
beyond
the
usual.
Coma
in
and
say
I
want
to
hear
the
new
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171
K
Temptation
Sale
No
Charge
Arcnunh
nominated
for
aldermanlc
honors
were
rt
r.
r-n
.
.
n
1
1
,1,
I
r
;
J.
LORNE
MacLAREN,
Ltd.
Third
Avenue,
Corner
Fifth
Street
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.T.P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Mnchinlfdn,
Boilermaker.
IllnckHmllhn,
Pattern-maker.
Founders,
Woodworker,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINtt.
Our
plant
is
cquipiK-d
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
1.1
and
.185
The
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Wish
to
their
FRIENDS
AND
CUSTOMERS
j:
tho
Compliments
of
the
Season
And
Prosperity
In
the
New
Year
t
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Palling
frum
Prlnre
Kupert,
lor
VANCOIIVKIl,
VICItlltIA,
Nwaim.it
Uy
and
Alrrt
IUy,
Hr-
TurwUy,
S
p
in.
for
VA.NCOl'VMt,
YICTOKM.
Alert
ll.iy
and
Hwnii.on
IUy,
rtr
ii
a.m.
lor
POUT
MIMPHON,
ANVO.X.
AI.ICK
ARM,
NTKWAKT
.and
t.aiiliriirn,
nuiHJliy,
n
11,111
12.1
2ml
Avenue.
II.
M.
MMI
III,
Airnt.
Hullirdity,
Nasi
lllvrr
Prlnre
ICiiprrl.
IH'.