PAIN
in
BLADDER
Prom
pi
It
tM
b
SANTA
L
miDY
Be
stir
ta
tl
tha
fitnula.
lut
lee
tfx
word
"MIDT
M
ti
til
rt-Hrni
Carefully
Sorted
THE
family
bundle
i
immediately
sorted
In
our
plant
into
iU
different
fabrics
and
coloring.
In
this
way
we
are
able
to
use
the
proper
wnh
room
formula
for
ench
kind
of
material
in
your
washing.
Possibly
this
is
one
of
the
m;iin
renson
why
laundry-washed
clothe
laxt
The
LAUNDRY
Doe?
it
bet
Canadian
Laundry
anc
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
S
OIK
CHEAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
of
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
I'IjOTHINT.
AND
FURNISH-IN(iS
in
still
on
Montreal
Impi
FR
orters
Third
Avenue
J.
II.
Miller,
Proprietor
I
Bank
of
Montreal
Holds
Annual
Meeting
Uadinc
OffirJaJs.
in
ASdre
to
Kharchuldviw.
Review
Stride
tanada
is
Making
in
CiKiimerre
and
Industry
The
annual
BHwtinir
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
brought
to
a
c!oe
ye"r...hlch
hl
wtjeyW
almoat
re.i-d
Krwth.
Mr
Vincent
Meredith.
Prwidntf
and
Sir
Frwteriek
WilMama-Taylor,
general
Mauifr,
in
their
addreaae.
atreafted
the
rapid
strides
that
Canada
was
making
but
atruck
a
warninic
note
against
IKMaible
over
RfwculatifH).
ar
Vincent
Vbmmii.
Dart,
in
hte
adores.
Mid
to
part
:
"It
la
a
plessitie
lo
rioart
that
your
Baa
ha
bad
anotn-r
satisfactory
year
'
niane
in
out
amwuRlil
loans
has
IN
gaetltyuag.
nwtwItWtaiMllii
the
fact
tht
many
t
our
unporun;
hor-roat
i
have
tit
mi
advantage
of
pimnt
money
market
condition
to
fund
thetr
loag-temi
interest
by
"The
tnk
of
Canada
hsve
a
combined
capita!
and
reit
or
HM.8M.000.
which
!s
move
than
ample
to
take
rare
of
the
demand
of
our
present
popu-lvtlao
of
JMJ0O
The
excess
of
capital
over
Canadian
busman
requirement
is
In
the
Queen
Oharlotte
Islands.
0
rati
am
Island
Land
Reoonllng
Dlitrtct
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
ot
the
west
mdf
of
Rennell
Harbor
at
the
Head
of
Rennell
Sound.
Queen
Cburlottn
Islands.
Province
of
British
Columbia
TAKE
NOTICE
that
British
Columbia
Fishing
&
Packing
Com
Dent
Luntted
of
Vancouver.
B
C
occupation
Salmon
OuOv
Hern,
intends
to
apply
for
a
leuat"
of
thr
ftilluwing
described
lands:
C.-.mmcnctng
at
a
poet
planted
on
the
rant
shore
of
a
creek
oaUed
Twin
niver;
then
4
:hain
west;
thence
twenty-one
chain
north:
thence
4
chains
eatt;
thence
following
contour
of
rhore
Itne
to
place
of
commencement,
and
containing
84
acres,
more
or
leas.
B.C.
FISHINO
PACKINO
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
M
M
English.
Agent.
Dated
October
3S.
1M7
in
to
IN
PItOBATE
Tim
srrur.ME
rot:
kt
or
nitmsn
roLiJimt
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
.
the
Matter
of
thr
Estate
ot
George
Clifford
Adflipiius
wuson,
ueceaacu.
Intestate.
,
nrr
notice
Mist
bv
order
of
Ills
Honor.
F
UcB.
Young,
the
1st
day
of
December.
AS.
1037.
1
was
apnointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Oeore
Clifford
.Adrripbus
Wilson,
decerned
and
all
par-;
ties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
Bams,
properlv
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
:
the
ard
day
of
January.
AX.
1936.
and
all
partlei
indebied
to
th
estate
are
ireonitrvd
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
I
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
I
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
D.ited
the
3rd
day
of
December.
AJJ.
1927
pradweUea)
ef
fpatwear
at
latter
ana
the
marUstry
Is
tn
better
atata;
the
macmfaetitre
of
meter
oars
has
lightly
cUmtaiaiied,
bwt
In
the
first
nine
month
of
the
year
161,588
ears
were
turned
out.
having
a
value
of
tioo4W-ano.
er
praoUoaliy
the
aaaae
m
is
lie
i
kc
period
ef
lait
year,
tfaufa
the
obllfatlons
at
-
l3
rate
of
,
...
i
see
no
no
reason
reason
..
why
why
.
an
an
abatement
!
confManoe
In
the
continuance
of
.!:.
prosper
jus
conditions
need
be
ap-ir
"hended.
lOlilKIN
CAPITAL
I
"Capital
continues
to
flaw
freely
Into
Cunada
tram
Haw
Tort,
where,
it
is
ev
so
great
that
we
are
ohllaed
to
emnlov
"-imaled
atoB4W0.CM)0
of
Canadian
fce-
:n
New
York
aud
abroad
large
sums
l
curltt
U
tola
year
have
been
roar-that
would
otherwise
be
Idle
It
is
not
ketad'
I7
frastwn
of
which
repre-your
director.
Intention.
theefee
to
B
"Usartfg.
OMM
govern-iitcret-e
the
capital
stock
of
the
Bank
mental
and
municipal
bonds
have
long
at
the
present
time,
but
rather
tc
had
wle
market
In
Hew
York,
t
reng
then
our
Km!
Account,
and
with
j
,nd
"trlal
and
Iryelivttctrtc
power
this
in
view
we
ar
transferring
1,000.-
torporatloos
ait
now
aMe
to
borrow
000
from
profit
and
lues
account,
bnna-!
l,wre
reaattvary
low
rates
of
Inter-
ing
the
Rest
Account
up
to
t30Jlct700
IIUMMX4
CONDITION
"Trad
condition,
in
Canada
during
tat
year
have
bean
active,
and
while
there
Is
eUM
keen
competition
in
many
Mr.es.
balance
sheet
generally
how
eats.
This
latartuctloB
of
'foreign
capita)
accelerates
industrial
development
while
having
a
favorable
bearing
an
the
exchange
market
and
although
interest
and
dividend
remittances
on
the
borrowings
may
otherwise
operate,
the
-atawactory
profits
Manifold
evidence
1
P
.
on
toe
whole,
advantageous,
j
sumsrta
this
statement
Bank
dhit
I
Th
nn"lon
of
sec
unties
in
Canada
bank
clearings,
bank
drpostl.
car
load-
ings,
railway
groat
earolngi.
imports,
note
clrculstlon
and
lower
mercantile
mortality,
all
reveal
that
the
tide
of
business
has
risen
during
the
year
"Speaking
generally,
manufacturing
industries
thrive:
textile
mills
snr
fully
employed;
iron
and
iteel
operators
continue
to
face
trong
campetliljn
from
abroad,
as
an
increasing
volume
of
imports
attests:
the
lumber
trade
shows
a
slight
lmprovmeut:
newsprint
output
in-
LAND
ACT
NOTH
i;
OF
INTKNTIOV
TO
A
I'I'LY
lO
i.i:am:
l.wu
has
also
bean
large
and
their
ahaorptton
tesdlly
made.
"The
neprUtt
UuhMtry
baa
had
astonishing
axpantlon
In
resent
years,
and
i
of
the
buUdlng
of
new
pieats
tsiere
Is
vet
no
and.
Price
atablUty
and
main-taaned
ooneuaiptlon
nave
given
profit
to
produoer.
but
aUjns
gsow
stronaer
that
the
point
of
saturation
Is
approasbing.
If
indeed
It
has
not
already
bean
reached.
Canada
Is
now
the
principal
pulp
and
newsprint
produoer
of
the
world,
a
position
not
UVriy
to
be
lost
In
the
sear
future.
In
the
first
nine
aaaotba
of
this
year
export
of
news
print
rose
to
efr.7U,OaO
from
t88.719.000
in
the
earreeeonding
peried
last
year,
while
that
of
pulp
fell
to
13331,000,
froca
WJT1.000.
These
ttgurea
are
aat-
lafaetary.
as
indicating
lesser
export
of
raw
material
and
growth
of
manufac
ture
in
Ofenada
of
the
finished
article
(IKSKIIAL
MAA(ii:it'S
AHHKKSS
sir
nedenok
Williams-Taylor
In
reviewing
the
business
of
the
Bank,
said
in
part:
"You
have
before
you
the
on
bun
dred
and
tenth
anaual
balance
theet
of
the
Bans
In
"In
aeeoiTtance
with
custom,
let
me
comment
briefly
on
the
principal
ofaangas
therein
and
the
more
important
factors
in
the
tfade
and
economic
IN
PBOBATE
IN
T1IK
KU'ltK.MK
f'OI'KT
OF
I1KIT1SII
COLUMBIA
th
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Robert
Rudd.
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor,
T.
McB.
Young,
the
1st
day
of
December.
AD.
1927.
1
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Robert
Budd.
deceased,
and
all
turtles
having
claim
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
3rd
day
of
January,
A.D.
1928,
and
all
partlet
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Dated
the
3rd
day
of
December,
AX).
1927.
ASER
&
PAYNE
UNIVERSAL
TRADING
CO.
Christmas
Gift
Merchandise
on
Display
at
Popular
Prices
l'OIt
MEN
AND
BOYS
Sweaters
for
Men
and
Boys
A
new
shipment
of
Universal
Sweaters
has
just
arrived
in
all
the
newest
Btyles
and
finish,
in
100
per
cent
pure
wool
and
silk
and
wool.
Boys'
heavy
knit
pure
wool
sweaters,
3.25
with
hsawl
collar,
pullover
style
v
Men's
Silk
and
Wool
Sweaters,
assorted
colors,
four
pockets
in
contrast
g75
trim.
Cardigan
style
Men's
Heavy
Knit
Sweaters,
in
pullover
and
Cardigan
styles,
shawl
7.00
collars
.
,
A
new
line
of
Men's
Novelty
Silk
Broadcloth
Shirts;
in
fancy
brocades
and
plain
ahattei,
each
packed
in
fancy
gift
box.
'$2.5,
$.'..",
8
""
to
!f7.r0
SPECIAL!
SMALL
BOYS'
TWEED
PANTS
Open
knee,
assorted
patterns,
lined
throughout.
Three
pockets.
Belt
loops.
From
2
to
8
years.
Special
value
Jt50
per
pair
FOB
LADIES
Ladies'
Dressing
Gowns,
in
eiderdown
and
funcy
figured
cord
velvets.
Jtw.ri0,
jjiK.ro,
$
io.no
Special
in
Two-Piece
Lingerie
Sets
Vests
and
Bloomers
in
fine
quality
Bayon
Silk,
assorted
shades.
All
sizes
gCJ
Kayner
Special
A
new
number
in
shadow
pointed
heel
stocking;
silk
to
the
welt.
Full
fashioned
in
semi-service
weight.
This
is
wonderfu)
value
at
SI
7
per
pair
New
Novelty
Suspended
Girdles
in
Swamie
Silk
and
Silk
Brocades.
$1.00,
$
!..'(,
$1
05,
$:i..0
each
Novelty
Handkerchief
and
Garter
Sets
in
fancy
gift
boxes.
Assorted
de-
2i
(1ft
v
sign,
per
set
Fine
Silk
Knit
Nightgowns
assorted
shades,
silk
lace
trimmed,
assorted
CO
CTA
sizes.
Splendid
values
at
each
..
vtW
FRASER
&
PAYNE
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
GENERAL
DRY
GOODS
Phone
S'Ct
paid.
THE
BAILT
NEWS
attnetlon
bearing
en
our
year's
business.
1
"First,
then
In
two
fundajnearaal
re-
;
sateeu.
earning
power
and
liquid
strength
of
wourcn.
our
p-HMni
oon-tttruea
MfMy
taMafaetorv
Never
have
e
been
better
prepared
car
lur
all
the
Momtal
naada
of
iw
publir
and
tu
meet
etvy
busttiest
w
financial
esl-
"At
the
ataae
of
our
bank
year,
tut;
astrta
JttVa4c4S31JOo.OUO
ahd
of
Ibis
ajndwga
tmuvwo
u
m
hquM
ferns
ash.
-esJl
tains,
serurittes.
ot
other
sterm
raatly
raallrehlr
These
ouick
asanas
equal
M.?8
Of
our
total
liabilities
to
the
pubite.
and
thu
reriecti.
the
usual
position
In
which
your
Bauk
Is
maintained.
"Our
oonutMirelal
loans
in
Canada
have
widely
spread.
by
about
t.
000.000
.U
mv
at
2i.l0Q,OO0.
Uany
ol
our
tarpot
Industrial
customers,
owing
to
their
strong
liquid
condition
need
leu
hanking
aocoramo&ailon
from
us
than
heretofore;
also,
certain
loans
of
a
special
nature
which
appeared
upon
our
last
year
have
In
the
Interim
been
being
replaced
by
advances
more
Indication
of
greater
business
activity
in
the
country
generally.
The
total
commercial
loans
of
all
Canadian
banks
at
the
end
of
September,
the
latest
figures
available,
aggregated
ti.ou.aeo.ooo.
"Our
desotlta
total
t708.loo.ooo.
an
in-eaease
of
tax
.600.000
from
the
com,
poadtat
cute
last
year
While
much
of
Uila
represents
depaaiu
of
a
oommereial
and
speatal
nature,
a
goodly
portion
ot
the
Increase
nes
occurred
in
our
savin
dspartntanrk,
allowing
both
widespread
prosperity
and
oontinued
pubUo
confidence
m
the
Bank
f
Montreal.
"At
a
sign
of
ttyjt
country'!
gaowing
capital
resources.
the
deposits
payable
after
notice
In
all
banks
exceed
the
total
eommercial
toons
by
34M
""Illhwn.
whereas
IS
years
ago
these
loans
exceeded
men
deposits
by
318
millions.
INDI
STKIAL
HLVM.OI-.MRNT
"I
have
referred
to
the
past
year
at
the
matt
ecpanstvo
in
the
country's
caoinjerclal
history.
That
Canadian
have
experienced
a
greater
degree
of
individual
prosfxrriif
than
ever
before
is.
LI
tttlnk.
undisputed.
The
blah
enteral
level
of
employment,
and
the
enhanced
spending
power
of
the
people,
are
attributable
to
a
atsocession
of
good
harvests
and
to
a
great
broadeoisit
of
the
basis
of
produotlou.
Until
a
few
yean
ago
Canada
was
best
known
abroad
as
an
agricultural
atom
try.
and
outside
capital
aought
investment
here
chiefly
In
government
and
municipal
issues
and
m
railway
building
to
provide
transportation
for
an
ever-Increasing
agricultural
area?"
Today
moat
of
the
largely
Increased
capital
coming
In
for
investment
Is
for
industrial
development.
It
St
now
fuHy
recogntred
that
Canada
has
the
natural
resources
for.,
the
building
up
.of
a
vast
variety
of
Indigenous
Industries,
and
la
fitted
by
the
character
and
spirit
of
her
population
toltake
an
Increasing
ly
important
place
among
the
Industrial
nations
of
the
world.
The
great
expan
sion
in
recent
years
of
mining
and
met
allurgy,
with
their
field
now
extending
into
agricultural
Manitoba,
and
of
the
manufacture
ot
fulp
and
paper,
ar.l
those
varlout
fabrics
commonly
referred
to
as
artificial
silk,
are
spectacular
in
stances.
Scarcely
less
Impressive
Is
the
great
progress
In
a
.variety
of
other
in
dustrle.
for
which
the
extraordinary
de
velopment
of
hydro-electrical
energy
Is
providing
the
cheapest
and
most
conve
nient
of
ill
motive
powers.
It
is
ob
vious,
therefore,
that
whereas
In
earlier
days
we
dwelt
almost
wholly
upon
our
agricultural,
fishery
and
forest
resources
when
appraising
our
national
wealth,
we
must
now
also
take
Into
account
the
country's
untold
wealth
In
water
powers
and
In
minerals.
IMI'OUTANCK
OF
AdKlf
TI.TI
BE
"We
thould
not
lose
sight
of
the
fact,
however,
that
agriculture
Is
still
our
great
fundamental
Industry,
its
Import
a
nee
is
only
intensified
by
the
Increase
In
urban
Industries
Nor
should
we
lose
sight
of
the
fact
that
wheat
is
the
most
valuable
single
item
not
only
of
our
production
but
also
of
our
export
trade
At
a
meeting
of
the
Board.
Sir
Vin
cent
Meredith.
Bart..
.
wat
elected
Chair
man
of
the
Board
and
Chairman
of
the
Executive
Committee;
Sir
Charles
Oor
don,
a.BE..
was
elected
President,
and
H.
R.
Drummond
and
Major-Oeneral
the
Honourable
8.
C.
Mewburn.
CJH.O.,
were
elected
Vice-Presidents.
An
Executive
Committee
of
the
Board
was
appointed,
consisting
of
Sir
Vincent
Meredith
Bart.,
i
Chairman).
Six
Charles
Gordon.
O.B.E..
H.
R.
Drummond.
and
Major-Cencral
the
Honourable
S.
C.
Mewburn.
C.M.G.
HUMAN
NATURE
IN
THE
RAW
Salvation
Army
Deals
With
Many
(..nses
and
Sometimes
Makes
Mistaken
About
a
month
ago
there
arrived
In
Prince
Rupert
a
down-at-heel
yet
likely
enough
looking
middle
aged
man
of
quiet
appearance
and
apparently
frank
tace.
ut
ciaimea
to
nave
"been
at
one
time
a
successful
newspaperman
in
the
East
who
bad
come
westtem
a
..business
venture
which
failed
and
left)
hlmj
stranded
with
the
exception
of
'enough
money
to
get
h)m
to
the
coast.
He
made
himself
known
at
a
local
newspaper
office
and
asked
employment.
His
shoes,
be
said.
Mere
falling
to
pieces
and
he
sadly
exhibited
a
pipe
for
which
he
.had
no
tobacco,
lie
had
not
the
wherewithal,
he
declared,
for
his
next
meal
and
did
not
know
where
he
would
sleep.
Furthermore,
according
to
bia
story,
he
had
served
In
the
War
and
had
been
gassed,
leaving
his
lungs
In
a
NAVIGABLE
iVATERS'
PROTECTION
ACT.
Uetl-rd
Statute
of
Canada,
Chapter
113
I
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FISHINO
&
PACKINO
COMPANY
LIMITED.
HEBE-1
BY
alVES
NOTICE
that
it
has
under
i
Section
7
of
the
said
Act
deposited
with
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
at
Otuwa
and
in
the
office
of
the
Registrar
of
I
Land
Titles
at
Vancouver.
British
Col-umbla.
a
description
of
the
site
and
plans
of
a
cannery,
cannery
wharf
and
i
perquisites
thereto,
proposed
to
be
built
i
on
the
lands
covered
with
water
front-.
lng
on
Lot
1295
and
Lot
1485.
Range
3.
Coast
District,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
which
said
Lots
are
situate
at
Johnson
Channel
In
the
said
Province.
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice,
British
Columbia
Fishing
St
Packing
Company
Limited
wUl.
under
Section
7
of
the
said
Act,
apply
to
the
Minuter
ot
Public
Works
at
his
office
in
the
Oliy
or
Ottawa
tor
approval
of
the
said
site
and
plant
and
for
leave
to
construct
the
said
cannery,
cannery
wharf
and
perquisites
thereto.
DATED
at
Vancouver.
B.C..
this
I5th
day
of
November,
1927.
JAMES
H.
LAWSON.
1318
Standard
Bank
Bide..
S10
Hastings
St.
W.,
Vancouver.
B.C.
Solicitor
for
the
said
Company.
demanding
sympathy
from
soft
hearts.
There
being
no
opening
at
this
dull
season
for
an
extra
newspapermaii.
even
in
a
temporary
capacity,
and
there
being
no
odd
shekels
in
the
pockets
of
the
members
of
the
staff
whom
he
Interviewed,
the
Salvation
Army,
having
previously
Informed
the
newspaper
office
that
It
needed
a
man
for
the
purpose
or
teaching
nglleh
to
foreigners,
was
asked
if
It
could
help
the
needy
man
If
he
returned
his
services.
Capt.
Sto-oart
Immediately
responded
and
said
to
6end
the
man
along.
He
was
lodged
In
.be
home
of
the
commandant
and
ar-:ngr!ne;:ts
were
made
with
a
nearby
restaurant
to
ived
him.
All
went
nlce-'y
for
the
next
four
or
five
days,
even
he
commandant
being
Impressed
thati
it
was
a
needy
case.
The
man
had
in
:he
meantime
stated
that,
if
be
could
reach
Vancouver
or
one
of
the
larger
out
hern
cities,
he
believed
he
could
secure
work.
Arrangements
were
made
with
one
of
the
steamers
for
him
to
work
tils
"way
south
and
one
evenlne
the
man
embarked
with'
the
good
wishes
of
the
Army
and
enough
cash
In
bit
pocket
to
tide
him
over
tin
he
should
become,
established.
The
next
day
Mrs.
Stobart
sought
rom
her
dresser,
where
she
had
left
It,
a
valuable
watch,
the
gift
ofjier
father.
The
watch
was
gone
and
thr
man
had
npwn
the
coop.
,C
The
newspaperman
who
sought
shel
ter
for
the
appearing
unfortunate,
on
being
Informed
of
the
circumstances
of
the
man's
departure,
expressed
his
regrets
at
having
been
in
any
way
"But
those
things
often
happen
in
our
work.
We
have
to
take
the
good
with
the
bad,
the
well
meaning
with
the
otherwise,"
cheered
Capt.
Stobart.
Once
again
the
'faith
of
the
Army
had
been
tried
and
once
again
it
had.
re-
i
condition
where
he
could
not
chance
raained
firm.
I
n
""r
nature's
canopy
To
all
j
.
,
.
appearances
his
pi
jht
was
a
son-y
on?
I
Advertise
In
Th
Dally
News
t
merrier
The
thought
of
those
precious
hours
her
shining
New
Hoover
will
save
her
through
the
months
and
years
to
come,
will
brighten
her
Christmas
day
as
no
other
gift
you
could
give
her.
And
as
she
goes
about
her
never-ending
battle
with
dirt,
each
day
she
will
have
more
time
for
rest
for
things
far
more
worth-while
than
housecleaning.
Give
her
Q&WH0OVER
the
one
electric
cleaner
that
meets
all
cleaning
demands
completely!
Allow
us,
won't
you,
to
show
you
the
difference
between
a
New
Hoover
and
a
vacuum
cleaner?
Five
minutes
at
our
Demonstration
Booth
is
all
the
time
it
will
take.
This
difference
is
due
to
Hoover's
exclusive
principle
of
"Positive
Agitation.
'
Because
of
it,
The
New
Hoover
actually
gets
out
more
than
twice
as
much
dirt
from
a
rug,
in
the
ordinary
cleaning
time,
as
even
former
Hoovers!
Complete
with
Dusting
Tools
only
56.25
down
Balance
spread
in
Easy
Payments
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Third
Ave.
Phone
3
page
nva
.
1
"
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
IcanadianJ
vi
di
ririr
i
l
rtbll
Ibl
AND
SHIPYARD
Operatinii
G,T,l
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths.
Patternmakers,
Founders.
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTUIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
Canadian
National
uxt
Largeft
Hallway
Syftcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Sailings
from
PRINCE
RITERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
SEATTLE,
and
intermedin
'
points.
;u-h
FUIMAY.
8.00
ajn.
For
STEWART
and
ANVOX,
each
WEDNESDAY.
10.00
pan.
For
NORTH
and
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
Fortnightly.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
'
Each
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
ana
SATURDAY
at
11.30
ajn.
for
PRINCE
GEORGE.
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
points
Eastern:
Canada,
tjrllted
States.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES,
Use
Canadian
National
Express
for
Money
Orders,
Foreign
Cheques
etc.
also
for
yunr
next
shipment.
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE,
lit
TllllUI
AVE-
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Phone
280
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Service
"
Sailings
rrom
f
nnce
Kupert
T
ber
i:ksi'
W0'11
Skagway
Novemler
J
26;
Decern-
T"
andrjan"ary'4!0rla
""d
8tntt,e
N"
2.
.
30;
Dereiuber
tl.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE,
For
Butedale,
East
Bella
Bella.
Ocean
Falls.
Namu,
Alert
Bsv
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver
etery
Haturdiv.
11
am
Atency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
pnII
,nfwm.tlon
from
W,
C
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Sl;eet
and
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
Phoce
31
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"