i
September
28,
itwg
Special
!
A,
J&CT'isakA,
3bo
tr-T
CITY
TICKET
OmCR.
THIIHt
Al
I-KIM4.
MlirhHT
(canadiak
PACinc
MRU
Ulb
IIIV9I
lUdblUUJ
UpJHaf
tinwlVfl
WlUfilW
Pekoe
Teas
are
grown
close
to
the
frost
belt
high
on
tropical
mountains
that
is
why
the
flavour
Is
so
delicious.
Sealed-
pure
fresh
43c
per
half-pound.
Sold
everywhere;
Ask
for
It.
-4-
Special
!
OLD
STYLE
PEPPERMENT
PATTIES
-
-
35c.
a
Lb.
Personal
and
liustncHs
Xmas
Greeting
Cards.
Exclusive,
but
not
expensive.
Phone
us
and
our
representative
will
cull
and
show
you
samples
Oi
JL
yfic
Pioneer
JmpeMis
fHIRDAVE
f,
SIXTH
ST.
TLLEPHONtS
fc?t,200
Men's
Underwear
Special
Watson's
Medium
Weight
Winter
Combinations
and
2-piece
si.
vie.
Extra
special
value.
niii'iinations
$2.25
-
Un
mid
Drawers,
2
pieces
for
ffS"11
!
'i
nnum's
Mercury
Hoys'
Combinations,
knee
length
and
short
sleeves.
A
new
line
for-
Unfa.
fit)
per
cent
pure
wool.
IJ.mhrinkkbk,
Siae
22
to
:.
Per
garment
$1.10
Fraser
&
Payne
Universal
Tradine
Co.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
:iid
Ate.
EaxL
Phone
83
Dominion
Royal
Cord
Tire
Agency
Ford
Cars
and
Trucks
Mat
Rate
Repairs
USED
CARS
We
have
several
excellent
l.:rgauis
in
used
Cars.
Easy
Terms
if
desired.
Ran
ad
ian
National
Q7ic
Largefl
Railway
Syflcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
An?tTRAIN
SBK-VICB
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citnuita.
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SUCNCY
AM.
Olf
AN
KTI.AMKIIII'
UNt.
B.C.
Coast
Steamship
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Krtchlknn.
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snil
3rd
Avrniif.
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ICujwrt.
li.C,
I'lmiif
SI
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
hailing.
friMii
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Kufwrt.
lor
VANCOl'Vnt.
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ate.
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a.m.
lor
TOUT
SIMI'NOM
Slid
NAAS
llltIK
IHIINTS,
Friday.
or
AI.Hi:
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AN
VOX,
KTKWAUT
AIJW
IKIAMI,
ltKT
nlMIKUM,
Kiiiiduy.
s
p.m.
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nfl
Avrnur.
H.
M.
SMITH.
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I'ruicr
Hil.irt.
ll.C.
Throlicli
tlrkMn'sotfr'ie-VlrtorrtM
MtxtXt.
(nd
buKKiige
nieckru
'lirnnrli
to
rtratlnatlon.
ES3
5,
Local
and
Personal
4
a
Taxi
Phone
4.
Big
4
Taxi.
If
-I)itht;'I)r?j;lfCtwse.
686.
HIkV
Dance,
Friday,
Chiropractor,
I'hone
I'hone
Octobei
tf
McKay,
tf
Royal
Purple
Bridge
and
Whist
:
Elk's
Home,
Friday,
Septembei
28
at
8.15.
Admission
50c.
228
i
Bob
James
returned
to
the
cit.v
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
brief
trip
to
the
interior.
J.
.A.
Hintrin
returned
to
the
city
on
yeiterday
afternoon'
train
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
the
interior.
George
Cunningham
of
Fort
Ksaington
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Cardena
this
morning
bound
for
Vancouver
on
business.
Miss
Irene
McAfee,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
McAfee,
ailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
resume
her
college
studies.
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chhrf
inspector
of
fisheries
and
John
W.
Allen
departmental
engineer,"
are
viaiters
in
the
district
on
official
dutiea,
having
arrived
yesterday
on
the
patrol
steamer
Malaspina
from
the
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harlan
I.
Smith
left
on
this
morning's
train
on
their
return
to
Ottawa
Via
Cal-!
garjr
and
Regina.
Mr.
Smith
has
been
here
in
connection
with
Ma
duties
aa
Dominion
archaeologist.
William
Sim,
who
baa
been
with,
the
fisheries
patrol
ser
vice
at
Bella
Bella
this
summer,
arrived
In
lite
city
from
down
the
coast
on
the
Cardeoa
this
morning.
Jack
Cobb
returned
o
the
city
on
te
CardeM
this
morning
from
Iowe
Inlet
where
he
has
been
engaged
in
mIrmhi
fishing
during
the
past
season.
Mbw
Evelyn
March,
who
has
been
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancou
ver
and
other
points
in
the
Houth,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Cardena
this
morning.
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
W.
McAnley
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
fer
the
south
on
a
.holiday
trip
which
will
take
them
as
far
as
California.
Mr.
W.
J.
Kirkpatrick
returned
to
the
dty
on
yesterday
afternoon
train
from
W1nnlieg
where
she
attended
the
recent
session
of
the
general
council
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada.
j
Mrs.
John.
D!kberg,
bought
nut
IbeVW
having
flhamrocfc
apart
ments,
wishes
her
patrons
to
know
that
the
a
hole
plaoe
has
been
ovtrhaoM
and
is
UU,
In
die
-'hands
af
the
beatifiefti.
r
til
tflsW
W'-
'
WM(vl
St.
Andrew's
Church
(Church
of
England).
Special
II
a
nest
Thanksgiving
Services
will
be
heid
in
this
ehureh
on
Sunday,
September
30.
morning
and
evening.
Preacher
Rev.
Canon
Rush-brooke.
Special
music.
Everybody
welcome.
229
H.S.WallaceCo.Ltd.
3G
inch
DRESS
VELVETS
In
Navy,
Tan,
Reseda,
Black,
Wine,
Pekin.
1.95
vard
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
Phone
9
Clears
Choked
Drains
Cleans
and
Disinfects
remove:;
Uiavaiat
Makes
Good
Soap,
Hkeps
all
th
clean
nd
Royal
Pui
.l.
tonight.
Drive
S.
George'
.Society
Whist
EAGLES'
LODGE
HOLDS
SMOKER
-
One
Hundred
and
Fifty
Person
at
KucrettHftti
Function
Last
Nigfct
Mayor
and
.Member
Among
Speaker'
After
the
regular
weekly
lodge
meeting
laxt
night
at
which
a
rlnt.
of
ten
new
candidate
was
initi
ated,
the
Eagles'
Lodge
held
hp
enthusiastic
and
successful
smoker
in
the
Elks'
Home
at
which
some
1541
members
of
the
order
and
guests
were
in
attendance.
There
were
speeches,
music
and
an
abundance
of
refreshments
and
the
event,
al
which
the
worthy
president.
Thomas
Clottgh,
presided,
as
one
uf
muah
enjoyment.
Specters
indndedMajor
&
P.
McMordie
;.nd
J.
L.
Bradff;
M.i'n
ifceUittof
whom
extolled
the
work
of
the
order
particularly
in
the
matter
of
mothers'
pensions
workmen's
compensation,
as
well
as
Deputy
tirand
Organizer
J.
McMillan
of
ancouver.
Those
contributing
to
the
musical
program
included
Charlie
Phillips,
who
led
in
the
singing
of
"Alouette"
;
Jock
Campbell
who
gave
violin
solos;
Wright
Da
vies,
with
songs
and
stories;
Bill
Murray,
vocal
solos;
Harry
Astori.
comic
songs;
Bob
Forde,
Chinese
impersonations;
Tony
Kussanich,
Italian
Hongs;
Bosun
Jones,
comic
songs,
and
Al
Small,
George
Hebh
I
and
Lee
Dell,
la
a
comic
sketch.
Orchestral
music
was
supplied
by
Bob
Arthur's
Orchestra
and
later
by
the
Westholme
Orchestra
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Prince
Rupert
Cirls'
Drill
team
dance,
October,
42.
Gyro
Hoedawn,
Moose
Hall.
October
19,
Catholic
Ha&aar,
October
24,
26
Presbyterian
Kar.aar,
November
Mooae
Bazaar,
November
8,
9.
Anglican
Gathedral
Bazaar,
November
22.
OLD
PHOENIX"
in
Metr.mle
Hail,
Friday
Vlosed
for
night,
Seiiteiiiier
28,
at
H.:i0
p.m
60c.
.
.
Whist
Leap-tip
meet!
nay
ct
2.
City
Hall
at
i
m.
AH
rgnizs-tions
winning
to
enter
league
please
aed
representative.
Local
Improvement
Taxes
are
due
on
or
b.
fore
October
1.
If
not
paid
on
that
date,
10
per
cent
will
be
aMd.
Those
inter
ested
please
note.
DESOLATE
NOW
Only'
Four
iteVVdentfr
'oday
i
Once
Flourishing
Boundary
Mining
Cnmp;
While
in
the
southern
interior
r
c.'Nt'y
attending
the
convention
of
the
Union
of
British
Colum-
li:i
Municipalities
at
Trail,
dlyi
Treasurer
D.
J.
Matheson
took
occasion
to
pay
a
prfet
visit
to
i
tic
old
mining
camp
of
Phoenix,
near
Greenwood,
where
he
was
once
city
clerk
and
at
another
tin'
mayor.
In
the
heydey
of
mining
activity
in
the
Boundary
!'
try
bo
me
twenty-five
years
ago
Phoenix
hearted
a
population
of
several
thousand
people.
-
-.
today
mere
are
only
lour
men
there.
The
rails
of
the
Canadian
Hridge
and
Whist
Pacific
and
Great
Northern
Rail-jWfiya,
which
once
served
the
place'
have
long
since
peen
taker
up
and,
with
even
the
post
office
many
years
and
not
a
single
store
in
operation,
the
old
camp,
where
not
a
few
people
no--
in
Prince
Rupert
once
lived,
is
a,
scene
of
pathetie
desolation
with
old
buildings
gradually
f
-til
ng
into
their
own
ruins
and
hundreds
of
empty
houses.
j
The
only
activity
now
going'
"ii
af
Phoenix,
in
which
the
present
four
men
residents
are
en
'rtged,
is
the
moving
of
ore
off
i
the
old
dumps
for
smelting
at
IT
rail.
The
ore
is
taken
five
Gordon
Parkin,
son
of
Mr.
and
,u"s
down
th
hHI
D
motor
Mrs.
A.
T.
I'arkin,
sailed
IbmI
fi
Ut
k
lo
Greenwood
.and
thence
night
on
tfae
Prince
Rupert
fr:
shipped
east
to
Trail
on
the
Vancouver
wh-re
he
will
continue
.railway.
his
studies.
The
only
resident
of
the
old
I
days
still
at
Phoenix
is
Dan
For-
Provincial
'unstable
Paxton
of
paw.
who
was
a
miner
in
the
Stewart
sailed
last
night
on
the
early
days
and
who
remains
there
Prince
Rupert
tor
the
south
hav-
in
the
capacity
of
a
watchman,
ing
in
his
cte
?.dy
W.
D.
Bradei
--
of
Buckley
I'.ay
who
waj).
scn
enced
this
week
by
Judge
Youn.
to
three
years
"imprisonment
at
New
Westminster
and
twenty
j
lashes
for
a
statutory
offence.!
Member
of
I
trader's
family
also
went
south.
MILK
All
brands,
no
limit.
Special,
9
tins
R1.(M
IfNMAID
RAISINS
Seedless,
4
tb.
pkgs.
Siecial,
per
pkg
I."e
ORANGE
MARMAImVOE
MUlkin
s
neat,
uum
Jars,
per
jar
lf
COXCORI)
GRAPES
are
in.
We
expect
a
further
shipment
on
Friday
t'ANNE!)
PEACH
HB
Delmonte
Sliced,
targe
tins.
Special,
per
tin
JHr
MACARONI
Canadian
brand,
16
ox.
pkgs.,
2
pkgs
,
2f
Special.
S
dor.
$1.00
!
ROLLED
OATS
(Quaker,
6
lb.
sacks,
regular
50c,
per
sack
I
Of
The
first
shipment
of
MdNTOSH
RED
APPLKS
-
has
arrived.
Fruit
is
in
excel
lent
condition.
Price
lower
than
last
year.
FELS
NAPTIIA
SOAP
:'
bars
per
carton,
10
bars
2Tt
sor
LIRRVS
PORK
&
BBANB
Large
Una.
Special,
6
for
r5c
Get
your
Pickiingi
lk4uitnenti
Ihia
week;
the
Soaawwjis
taboL
over.
See
US
for
uu)tt
price.
Watts'
Grocery
Phone
55
Phone
5G
Shop
here
and
save
money
United
Church
Banquet
Oct.
1.
Anjiversary
230
or
three
weeks,
sailed
bv
thii
PrincetBupert
last
night
on
her
reiurn
voyage
to
Vancouver.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Basketball
meeting
tonight
at
Prince
Rupert
7.80
in
the
City
Hall.
Everybody
I
J-
s;th
and
J.
A.
Mother-
welcome.
I
well,
Vancouver;
F.
S.
Lowsry
Miss
Oltra
Kask.
who
has
bppn
fi
the
city
for
the
nasi
twn
and
D.
Darby,
Usk;
Wm.
McCpb-
bin
and
E.
J.
Allaire,
Vancouver:
fW.
D.
"Cooler.
Montreal:
A.
O.
Knowland.
Vancouver:
Mrs.
It.
J.
jjjftnnesjy,
Smithers;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
XV.
Carlyle.
New
Westminster;
Mies
D.
fi.
Neal
Port
Mrs.
D.
II.
McDonald
and
son.
rSimpaon
;
Mr.
atul
Mrs.
Pendleton
Angus,
sailed
last
night
on
the'
";-'hek,
Brooklyn;
A.
C:
Knight,
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
tc-
A.
Garrick,
0.
F.
Davidson,
N.
wtfere
the
latter
will
eater
school.
U.
FJIioH
and
J.
F.
Storing,
Van-Mrs.
McDonald
will
visit
in
Spo-j'odver;
T.
-J.
Murray,
Winnipeg;
kane
before
returning
to
the
city.
iEdw.
Hepamier,
Hyder.
TO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
Royal
A,
Johnson,
city;
P.
P.
Pazura,
V.
Sarr'arotto
and
M.
Gerehuk,
PIANO
FOR
SALE
Apply
733
!
tewrt-Fifth
Avenue
West.
Phone
I
-
S"'0
Black
698.
232
'
Latvik-
J-
Keok
and
E.
-
Hoult,
Stewart.
FOR
RENT
Four
roomed
furn-
Central
ished
house
on
Taylor
Street.
D.
A.
McRae,
Smithers;
WII-Phone
Black
740.
232
iiam
Me.
Mutt.
anrouver.
Nature's
Own
Health
Builder
Nothing
but
selected
grains
of
whole
wheat,
washed,
steam
cooked,
shredded
and
thoroughly
baked.
Good
Cor
every
body
every
day.
TRISCUIT
A
wafer
of
whole
wheat
shreds
Made
by
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Co.,
Ltd.
mlkzvao
Dock
can
Sold
everywhere
Northern
riMirir
trHfbt
Uulldloe
OH
Niatiun
strrrt
VAN
I
Ol
VCK.
U.
C
ATERPILLAR"
Tracts
ors
BIGGER
THAN
THE
WEATHER!
A
Sire
for
Every
Use
A
Hundred
Uses
for
Every
Size
2
ION,
TWENTY,
THIRTY,
SIXTY
BETTER
QUICKER
CHEAPER
Literature
arid
Prices
on
Request
Sole
Distributors
for
B.
C.
MORRISON
TRACTOR
&
EQUIPMENT
CO.,
LIMITED
Itranrh
(HfWt
lllpprnioii
mark
NKI.SON,
I1.C
Now
that
the
Rainy
Season
is
with
us
again,
we
have
stocked
a
large
assortment
of
Men's,
Girls'
and
Boys'
RUBBER
BOOTS
"l'khiVe-tiunrterand
knee
length,
priced
from
$U.85
and
up.
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Also
ladies',
Boys',
and
Girls'
colored
Slickers
in
Red,
Green,
Brown,
Black,
Yellow
and
Blue,
priced
from
$1.00
up.
Ladies'
Kubber
Coat.
in
Yellow,
Brown
and
Black,
priced
at
tfK.l.-.
Men
s
Brown
and
Black
Slickers,
also
Black
Rubber
Coats
At
?J0
and
up.
Ladles',
JuUesea'
ami
small
Children's
Overshoes,
from
$2.73
and
up.
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We
carry
Rubbers
to
fit
every
style
of
shoe.
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BROS.
LTD.
Phone
CIS.
7th
St.
and
3rd
Ave.
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