Auguii
26,
1M7
Wood
Mil
IMIICIL
CKHAK
AND
JACK
PINE
T..:vi'
sack,
."Of4
rt
111
NDLKS
DRY
KINDLING,
1.00
Phone
580
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
13U
Second
Avenue
IF
YOU
ARE
LAUNDER
LINENS
I
IV,
IN
A
VAY
I
That
bhin&s
us
B
CoMPUMENTS
EACH
DAY.
mini
icr
in
which
we
"do
:..Un-!i(.ld
linens
meet
with
'H.-iiMs'
approval.
The
in
which
we
launder
.,i.f
cloths,
IhhI
NfireadM
i
rases
upiieitl
to
her
ij'uit.i'ncs.
Pioneer
Laundry
Phone
118
The
EASY
Electric
Vacuum
Washer
injj
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Kupert,
H.C
1
unable
to
pet
a
hold
1
li
h,
write
or
call
nt
I'm;.
Olone
Health
Clinic
')
"Usandw
of
others'
have
H'
ITlff.
-
.
TAKE
TJI
E
rilEE
'TiltfAT-.SIHKtS;
There
i
no
-
obligation-..
u:1
'i-'rnrs
of
many
years
are
indvnp
health
and
content-men'
in
Iona-Otone,
the
Mag-n'
Healer.
THE
IONA-OTONE
HEALTH
CO.
10-11
Smith
Illock,
Prince
Hupert
-
-
IJ.C
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
plnlH
for
$1.00
f
-ash
price
tickets.
Mi-llride
Street
store
now
cloned
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
11th
St.
Telephone
657.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
II..M-S.
Colombo
Pftiiee
Rupert
aoelRwM
0,
,
forvc
iMt
auatal
So
dL
h.i.
tven
in
taw
Mowe
Hall
by
-lu-
Vr..
Rupert
riefchnnrn
of
lhr
r,,,
t.(Jli
dlan
Naval
Volunu-er
Rrrv,
,
Ik.i,..-tf
Capt
A.
M.
Ucky.
UJIO
cmmai,
ana
prliatlpa;
oftioer
..I
a
u
s
Colombo
whtth
i
vlaltlr
tin
,,r..
1her
Stwut
MO
persons
ir.-,i,'
U
a)ale
evenlny
w
wjr'H
Mnctton
oppiml
a!
.,
loak
aAd
at
130
Many
beMttful
fowna
were
in
-v,
dena
to
karntoalne
with
the
uniform
Of
U
naval
elBeen
ami
the
oUiprww
dreaay
cfieet
of
the
proceeding
With
a
portrait
of
the
Klna
with
the
naval
muUu
"Love
Ood
Honor
Uir
Knur
at
Jiie
.ltd.
UK
lull
u
abundantly
.domed
with
flag,
bunting
and
..u,rr
decorations
appropriate
to
the
oc-asmn
The
pixce
-de-resistance
of
tin-
.
-.
.
i,-rng
was
undoubtedly
the
playing
i,r
Ulp
dance
orchestra
ol
five
pi...
under
the
dteeetlon
of
Clunner
W
ci
1rwbltt
DettrMfe
Thli.
capbl
or-taniautlon.
wich
dispensed
enliv.
mull.
iilr
throughout
the
even
inn
im
won
fr
luelf
considerable
note
wlirr.wr
H
M8
Onlnmho
haa
called
It
appeared
before
the
Klni;
and
:ne
Prince
of
Walea
and.
dunn
tne
puxt
yar.
baa
done
oonsidrrublr
radio
broadoaaUnt.
It
opened
the
new
bromi
:artUkg
station
from
the
Hotel
Owryu
In
Vancouver
last
week
and
Iiuk
uIn,,
playtd
program
from
KOMO
and
utiivr,
nations
in
8eattle
At
midnight
delicious
rafrwhiupnu
were
served
by
men
of
the
ship's
com
jinny
who
aim
presided
over
u
tempt-1
ii(
punch
awwl
j
Lieut.
K.
P.
Ponder,
officer
comma
ml
-:uy
the
local
datacument
of
t
li-
liuvnl
Canadian
Naval
Vtunteer
Renervf
wan
...alter
of
ceremonial
and
tlx
yew
r..l
rcmmlttee
in
charfc
conalnted
ui
pH-lui'ter
8ub-Ueutenant
H
H
Ry.,::
!'ymaater
Ueutenant
Command.-:
V
M
Ray
and
D
C
Patrrwjn
of
tlw
Naw
Loatiu
who
were
aMltel
by
menibern
il
llir
offlcerH
meas
NORTH
WINS
MANY
PRIZES
Portland
C'nnal
Particularly
Prominent
In
Exhibit
at
Vancouver
Wlnnem
of
prtcea
In
the
minem)
department
of
the
Vancouver
Eihlbiiioi;
".ere
aa
followa:
Oold
ore
-1.
Pioneer
Mine.
Lollooet.
ii
OolakeUh,
Naaa
River.
Pree
aliver
ore
1,
La
Hone
Mine.
Alic-e
Arm:
2.
Bab
live
silver
King.
Lead
or
lead
aliver
ore
1.
Bnowflaki-Mine.
Silver
Oreek;
1.
Porter-tdaho
Mlri
Ing
Company.
Porthnd
Canal.
Copper
orea
1.
Drltannia
MtnlnR
Si
Smelting
Company:
3.
Vanguard.
Alice
Arm.
Ooldore
1,
Premier
Mining
Company.
3.
Plato
claim.
Junior
proapectara
J.
D.
S.
Boyce
Metallic
ore
development
1.
Hrltun-nla
Mining
Company:
3,
Oranby
MlnniK
Company.
Hand
aamplea
1,
R.
Swln
Zinc
orea-
-1.
BUndard
Zinc
Mln.n
'
Company:
3.
Lynn
Creek.
Zinc-lead
orea
1.
Cranbrook
Board
cf
Trade:
3.
Cotton
Belt
mines
Mulybenlte
1,
Q.
W.
BruKi:.
Alu-.
Arm:
2.
J.
M.
Desmond.
I
Llmonlte
1.
Mom.
Common,
DMXallia
jsre1.
ickel
Plate.
Kedlef.
2.
XirrlmoritIlnlj
Company.
Non-meUUtc
mlPeral
r,
J.
Q,
Tur-M'r;
J.
fl.
:aUvena.
!
;
titjenl
plginent-j'O.-
C'impbcll
'tlractop
;
i,
Refractories.
UmttM;
2;m.
Tvirnrr
-.
Puildliwlnl
,Qwmental
atones
1,
D.C.
Monumental
Works:
2,
Nooiku
Mar-
ble
Company.
Mineral
8alt
1,
D.
Campbell.
2
i
LUeonard
Burley.
Coal
1,
Crow's
Neat
Po-ss
Coal
Com-
I
pony;
2.
Canadian
Collerlea.
Coke
1,
B.C.
Electric
Company.
Coal
products
1,
II.
N.
Freeman
2
B.C
Electric
Company.
Ores
-1.
J
M.
Humphrey:
2,
H.
W
M.
Rolston.
CHALIAPIN
SHOWED
SHREWDNESS
AND
A
FUND
OF
HUMOR
MOSCOW.
Aug.
25
Peodor
Challapln
nnera
star,
is
a
good
business
man
on
the
bosl
of
a
story
going
the
rounds
j
in
Moscow
musical
circle.
According
to
the
story
the
Soviet
Professional
Union
of
Artists
sent
a
representative
to
Paris
to
collect
from
him
the
Vqutvalent
of
100.UO0,
which
they
estimated
to
be
the
amount
due
as
pro
rata
contribution
to
the
Union
out
of
his
earnings
abroad
since
1021.
when
the
title
of
"People's
Artnt"
was
men
conferred
on
him.
That's
all
right
with
me."
the
famous
basso
replied
in
the
Russian
vernacular,
and
immediately
he
sat
down
and
wrote
a
cheque
on
a
Moscow
private
bank
for
twice
the
amount.
1
had
$200,000
In
that
bank
In
1918."
he
added,
handing
over
the
cheque.
"Just
cosh
that
and
have
the
goodness
to
send
the
balance
to
me
here
"
Advertise
in
Tht
Daily
Wswa
Bent
Positively
Quits
7nZ
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FITS
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
House
Houo
I
v
ft.
I
O
NAVAL
BALL-LAST
NIGHT
Lwnl
H.C.N.V.1L
U
Host
to
fm
mnnder
and
UCIirm
f
ALL
SILK
HOSE
Regular
values
up
to
$3.00.
Per
Pair
85c
A
Said
You'll
Never
Forget
tees
We
have
no
TRAVELLERS'
SAMPLES,
all
this
stock
is
brand
new,
and
we
still
have
many,
hundreds.
Dresses
for
every
occasion
and
the
prices,
.
are
far
?ind
away
below,
Wholesale.
You
can
buy
'
a
gobd
Dress
as
low
as
Come
and
look
them
over
750
SKIRT
OR
PANT
Hangers
To
clear
out
at
5c
Third
Avenue
A
A
REDUCTIONS
to
Save
Money
NEW
FALL
AND
WINTER
COATS.
A
shipment
of
Fall
and
Winter
Coats
arrived
on"
the
S.
S.
Prince
Charles
Monday
last.
This
s
a
shipment
impossible
for
us
to
cancel,
as
these
Coats
were
made
up
specially
to
our
order.
They
represent
a
tfroup
of
about
forty
magnificent
specimens
of
the
Coat
Makers'
art.
Of
course
every
one
is
different
luxuriously
Fur-trimmed,
and
Silk-lined.
They
re
present
the
utmost
in
Style
and
Finish,
and
you
can
TAKE
YOUR
PICK
AT
COST
Gloves
Suede
finish
they
were
originally
priced
as
high
as
$1.75,
and
were
good
value
at
that.
Close-out
Price
(J5C
Fancy
Lawn
Handkerchiefs
Cleverly
embroidered.
Regularly
they
sold
for
35c.
Close-out
Price,
2
for
25C
Imported
English
Wool
Hose
A
superior
Hose
of
a
beautiful
texture.
Real
value
at
.$1.50.
Clqse-qut
Prc
r.
;
r
.
;v.u
;(5C
'
'
'
"
:''-",''4&v.-'--:v--.'-:
.
English
Jsilk
Scarfs
A
really
beautiful
article,
colored
in
a
quiet
rainbow
effect,,
and
will
blend
with
anything
worn.
Originally
$2.50.
Close-out
Price
1.45
Soft
Collar
and
Handkerchief
Containers
In
Cloth
of
Gold
or
a
beautiful
Lavender.
They
sold
as
high
as
$2.50.
,
Close-out
Price
Q5C
BUY
AND
SAVE
MONEY
a
further
25
percent,
has
been
slashed
from
the
"Sales
Tickets"
and
now
if
I
can't
unload
with
a
rush
Fll
Job
This
Stock
IF
PEOPLE
DON'T
WANT
TO
HI
Y
FK0M
PERFECT
I1U.VNI)
NEW
STOCK
AT
AI10UT
ONE
THIRD
THE
REGULAR
PRICES
THEY
DON'T
WANT
IT
AT
ALL
Never
Again
a
Chance
Bent
Positively
Quits
Trimmed
Hats
A
group
of
Hats
that
sold
for
as
high
as
$5.00.
Here
every
lady
can
obtain
her
heart's
desire
at
the
rediculous
Close-out
Price
of
$1.45
Another
Group
Shows
Hats
that
sold
up
to
$8.50.
The
price
has
been
slashed,
and
slashed,
until
we
are
now
giving
tnem
awav
at-'
S3.45.
Coats
For
Spring,
JTall
and
Winter.
Every
one
must
goV
You
can
buy
va
good
warm
Coat
forafc
i
low
as
...
.
.
.
;.
.
$4.95
And
all
othersrare
retraced
m
proportion.
Silk
Underwear
If
ever
there
was
a
cut
in
price
it's
here.
Slips,
Nightdresses,
Step-ins,
They're
all
here
at
just
a
very
small
fraction
of
their
worth
starting
af
$1.35
Mohair
and
Flannel
Tarns
Just
a
dozen
of
them
in
the
group.
Regular
up
to
$2.50.
Close-out
Price
35C
!
r
THIS
IS
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
MILLINERY
TRIMS
Flowers,
Feathers,
etc.
Reg.
up
to
$3.95
10c
HUyjjVThe
Guarantee
of,
a
Genuine
Sale
is
Merchandising
Specialist.
In
Charge
m
u
1
f4