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!
Universal
Trading
Co.
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Specials
!
Vacuum
Bottles
50c
Hair
Clippers
7fc
Modcss
50cv3
for
$1.10
Face
Powder
25c
A
fresh
shipment
PAGE
&
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CHOCOLATES
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in
Canadian
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Steamships
Co.
L:.niled
Prince
Rupert
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II
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Dork
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for
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Votes
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the
Daily
New
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Wins"
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Campaign
I
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FREE
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to
the
credit
of
Miss.
Mr.
or
Mr.
Aildrt'.sH
.
.
.
.
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coupon,
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LUTED
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and
address
Hi.
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in.
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or
delivered
to
tho
'
ampjiiien
Department
of
tht'
Prince
liupert
Daily
News,
will
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VOTER-
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does
not
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anything
to
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!
coupons
for
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are
i";
r.--t
i-it-ted
in
any
sense
in
votinjr
them.
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all
you
'"'n
send
them
In
they
all
count.
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roll
or
fold:
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in
flat
package.
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coupon
must
bo
voted
on
or
before
8
pa
Avu-i
29.
1928.
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August
23,
1923
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
PI
KIUS'
Mies
UdL
7fic
Pioneer
DrttgrZsls
THIRD
AVE.
f
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
8?&200
Local
and
Personal
Rsad
the
Louvre
ad.
4
a
Tail
Phone
4.
ill;
4
Taxi,
tl
Dentin
lit
i.
R
O'mm
PboneSBS
Chiropractor,
c.
O.
McKay,
ffaoje
184.
'
V
,
v"
,
.
f'
Por
sate.
Furniture,
etc.
120
Mfth
enue
Weat.
Phone
225.
Tou
will
sever
uegtet
a
vitt
'to
tite
Bulklcy
Valley
Pair
at
Smltber.
Augli-31
and
September
1.
Robert
StracUam,
who
baa
been
on
a
three-months'
trip
to
Scotland,
return
ed
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon'!
train.
Miss
Laura
FHatell
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Oharlea
this
morning
attar
soaking
the
round
trip
to
Stewart.
Anyox
and
Maaaett
Inlet.
Mia
Muriel
Lindsay
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
tbla
morn
ing
after
making
the
round
trip
to
Stewart,
Aiiypx
and
Maccett
Inlet.
Mia
Mabel
Ivaraon.
wfao
baa
been
making
tbr
round
trip
to
Stewart,
Any-on
and
Maaaett
Inlet
point,
returned
tome
on
the
Prince
Charlea
thia
Walter
Smith
of
the
CJt
H.
city
tlcke".
office
resumed
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Charlea
this
morning
after
making
tbe
round
trip
to
Stewart,
Anyos
and
Maaaett
Inlet
point.
'
22
A.
D.
Watt,
divisional
maeter
for
the
Canadian
national
Railways,
arrived
In
the
city
from
Prince
Oecrge
-m
yebtercuy
afternoon'
train.
returning
to
the
interior
ttua
moralug.
In
connection
with
tbe
accident
in
which
a
bicycle
wa
Injured
by
a
oar
driven
by
Mia
Jean
Bailey,
the
latter
state
that
the
lad
MeJUnley
was
on
tlx
wrong
aide
of
tbe
road
and
It
wa
only
by
prompt
action
on
her
part
that
a
more
seriotu
result
wa
avoided.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princes
Louiae.
Cap
tain
A,
Slater.
wa
in
port
from
the
north
yeaterday
with
a
capacity
hat
of
ftlfl
paeafingtrs
made
up
of
Ml
tourlaU.
51
oi
whom
were
for
Vancouver.
2
for
Prince
Rupert
and
21
w-io
are
naaatn-
lng
over
for
the
Prlnoea
Royal
to
g
south
tomorrow
evening.
Real
tbe
Louvre
ad.
4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
S
av
w
6
aV
4)
a
fj
b
alao.
Ba
WJpwaftar
B.jfcr
AnnlJcan
CuMwtiral
Bazaar
Novemljer
K
TRW
III
I
Ml.
III
above.
Reid's
Sultana
Pound
Cakes
each
2Tif
We
also
handle
field's
famous
Cherry
and
Genoa
Cake.
A
trial
will
convince
you
of
the
excellence
of
this
product.
Seedless
Raisins,
bulk.
2
lbs
'Sit
Graponuts,
special,
per
pkg
.
.
!:
(uraer
a
supply
at
this
price)
Picklinsr
Cukes
and
Fickllnr
unions
are
now
in
We
expect
a
shipment
on
Wednesday.
itet
your
Heinz
Pickling
Viiie-
jrai
Here-'
Mother's
Flour,
in
Gingham.
49
lb.
sacks,
per
sack
S'ZAW
Swandown
Cuke
Flour,
special
per
pkg
I0r
wiiarose
raatry
Flour,
10s,
tier
sack
(S0r
We
art
how
booking
order,
for
Preserving
Peaches
for
delivery
about
the
end
of
the
month.
Place
your
orders
now.
We
have
a
complete
stock
of
Preserving
requirements:
Jars,
I
hings.
t
aps,
Parowax,
etc.
Waffle
Syrap,
2s.
Special
per
tin
!
-150
Del
Monte
DnPak
Prunes,
2
l-g
,
This
Week.
2
tin
.
....
.
.
.
7.10
Celery,
nice
s1ij.ifreah
clean
I
stalks,
fseh
10f
f
priver
CatrtCpetTb.".
.
.
.
Or
Hest
uainy
rtreshiiwnms
and
vegetables.
Huhhard
Squash
and
Pumpkins
are
in.
Citron
exjiected
Wednesday.
Watts
Grocery
Phone
35
Phone
56
Shop
here
and
nave
money
ONE
OF
THESE
Silver
Spoon
Sl'KCIALS
S
Sogers'
1881
Silver
Teaapooa
i
pag-.
dunugnt
soap
1
pk&.
Lux
1
bar
Lifebuoy
Soap
For
$
1.00
uniy
a
limited
aunber
of
the
4.
4.4.44.4ii44444444
EKIK
I1YK
Norwegian
Tenor-llarltne
'
wIU
give
a
CMNSICAL
CONCEKT
In
llooee
Hall
on
Tueoday,
August
28,
at
830
pun.
A1mlHloii
$l.0)
AocompanunenU
by
Oha.
Balagno
Piano
from
Walker
"a
Music
i-",
Store
202
.
.4.'
ttttttttttttt
Bead
tbe
Lourre
1.
Mr.
J.
R.
MHeoell
returned
on
yesterday
alternoon'c
train
from
the
Interior.
Sbe
bad
been
noUdaytng
at
Smltben.
Get
your
Fair
membership
ticket
from
oilcrtor
or
Secretary
of
the
Fair
Board.
Tou
might
be
the
lucky
one.
200
If
you
want
the
BuIUey
Valley
buil-neaa,
vlait
the
Fair
and
meet
the
at
Smltbera,
Augnit
31
and
I.
1S8
J.
H.
Matey
returned
to
the
elty
en
tht
Prince
Oturlea
thlt
morning
after
making
tbe
round
trip
to
Stewart.
Any
ox
and
'UaaaeU
Inlet
polau.
D.
Maxwell,
pioneer'
biHtse
man
of
Maaaett
Inlet,
la
a
puseaaer
aboard
the
Prince
Charlea
today
-bound
from
Port
Clecnenta
for
a
trip
te
Vancouver.
Major
Roberta.
B-CUL
who
baa
been
engaged
In
aurvey
worE
In
Maaaett
In
let.
Is
a
paanenger
aboard
the
Prlnor
Charlea
today
returning
to
Victoria.
Thee
are
people
who
have
lived
rn
Prince
Rupert
for
ftfteee
years
and
nev
er
vxalted
tbe
Interior.
Remedy
ml
by
1
going
to
the
Bulkier
Valley
Fair
this
190;
Oapt.
and
ts.
J,
R.
Elfert
returned
to
tbe-
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
thlr
morning
after
malrJas
the
round
trip
to
Stewart.
Anyox
and
Maaaett
Inlet
polata.
Xow
then
folks)
What
about
that
double
load
of
box
cuttings?
The
kid-die
like
to
handle
It
Can
you
beat
It
at
MM
per
load'
Hyde
transfer!
Phone
80.
tl
The
Fair
So
net
cow
"otjLbe
ogRfcbe
A
special
mcetteg
Ladles'
Mu
sic
Club
will
be
held
at
the
borne
of
aa
M.
A.
Way
on
"Saturday.
August
2
at
4
pjn.
Premutation
of
Music
Club
cup.
All
members
requested
to
attend.
Board
membership
tickets
nake
the
.Pair
aVaaowwi
and
you
bae
Second
Ataami
al.
Sac
the
sumM
ti.oc
-ir.jp
'V
aif-.-
so
r
ysai
xnueh
and
they
help
he
chanc
of
wMirajg
a
valuable
tot
on
.00
A
OaMea
Party
wlQiTbe
beM
at
tbe
awsoe
of
Mrs.
E.
P.
Jeaher
ill
Ftfth
Avt
iiue
Weat
tomorroiirfirom
8
to
b)
the
Trent
Ttaited
Church
Women
'
Mi-
l.nary
Society.
Sale
of
Home
Cooking
and
Dover.
R.
E-Aiien.
district
forester,
and
A.
Bryant
of
Victoria,
aupsrvtaor
of
aoa)e
-i
the
province,
returned
to
the
eitt
in
the
Prtaoe
Charles
tjkts
mommg
af-
i
making
the
round
trip
to
Stewart.
An
vox
and
Msaoett
Inlet
on
official
du
taaa.
The
laiigum
for
the
oalebration
oi
Labor
Day
under
the
auspices
of
Prlnoc
Rupert
Trade
Ac
Labor
Dounoll
fuudly
drafted
at
a
meeting
last
night
of
the
ooBunitteea
In
cbaree
There
will
be
tbe
usual
attractive
list
of
Meld
sport
and
race
as
well
as
other
cntertainmeot.
Mrs
Curtin
and
daughter,
Urs.
J.
B
Hosrig.
and
the
latter
efelMrea
return
sd
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Obartea
"hi
asornlnt
after
nuking
the
rauitJ
JTlp
to
Stewart,
Anyox
and
MasseU
In
let
point
Mis
Blanche
Curtin
an
Mr.
O.
A.
Bryant,
who
weat
awsy
with
am.
are
remaining
tn
Stewart
fr
brief
visit.
Mrs.
P.
E.
Wall
of
Vancouver,
who
la
vautlng
hare
with
her
brother
and
als-ter-ln-tatw,
Mr.
and
Mr.
H.
It.
HU1.
See-
nd
Avenue.
Weetvlew,
returned
to
"h
:ty
on
tbe
Prince
Cherfe
tads
mora-
ng
alter
making
the
round
trip
to
Stewart.
Anyox
and
Masartt
Met.
Mrs
Wall
will
be
remaining
la
the
elty
for
prvut
tan
'day
more
before
proceeding
south.
Ouy
P
Bullooh.
dutriet
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
tot
pubue
rks.
returned
to
the
city
oa
the
Prtnc?
ctwrtes
this
morning
after
a
week's
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
I
land
on
busin
in
connectten
with
the
resumption
of
coosMuettoo
of
tbe
Port
Olstnents-TieU
road
.wadeb
Is
neat
ly
cotngdeted.
M.
J.
Dpugtierty,
super
vising
engineer
ha
been
left
In
charge
of
the
work.
Vlalt
of
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade.
The
Entertainment
Committee
of
U
Ci'.7
Council
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Boardr(
Trade
respectfully
request
a
rtpmanjative
attendance
of
loosl
.men
at
Xtk
H,
oa
Friday
night
In
tbe
Moose
Haiti
Jit
hertot
of
the
visit
of
the
Van.
cuvtr
iBonrd.
As
tnere
are
ho
ladlen
ravelling
with
the
Vaneouvrr
Bottrd
It
1
especially
desirable
that
local
men
brirg
two
or
more
ladles
with
them.
A
cood
orchestra
haa
been
engaged
with
new
anappy
music
and
Mr.
Oarrsl
will
provide
delicious
refreshment.
The
dance
will
start
early
as
the
Vancouver
Board
anil
at
1
am
Oentlemen'a
ticket
are
l
SO
and
laritea
are
free.
Tlie
Vancouver
Board
n:
enttrUUa
at
dtn
rer
on
the
.n
Princess
Alice
at
8:30
Uvj
Maj-or
and
Aldermen
and
tlte
Executive
i
O-tincil
cf
th
locl
Board.
lt9
DISTINCTION
From
the
days
oi
the
old-lashioned
runabout
to
the
drawing-room
on
wheels
of
today,
Silvertown
Tires
have
always
given
that
distinctiveness
i
n
appearance
and
priceless
measure
of
comfort
and
service
which
makes
driving
a
car
a
real
luxury.
SilueTtoum
Tires
and
Tultt
are
modi
try
the
Canadian
Goodrich
Company
at
Kitchener,
Ontario.
WllVl
'
i
r
a751
avi
nasi
Sind
Cflv&
CostMJgi-c
ON
FRIDAY
MORNING
FROM
9
TO
1
O
CLOCK
'Once
again
we
have
the
pleasure
in
announcing
to
our
friends
and
customers
our
regular
monthly
Clock
Sale.
From
9
o'clock
on
Friday
morning
until
1
in
the
afternoon,
we
shall
offer
barins
real
bargains
in
Ladies
Dresses
and
Lingerie
at
prices
which
can
never
be
duplicated.
So
be
on
time.
24
only
Ladies'
Tailored
Crepe
Dresses,
6
only
Ladies'
double
Fuji
Silk
Dresses,
with
pockets.
Sizes
to
44.
QP
wnitc
on-
Regular
value
to
Q-J
QCT
Plock
Sale
Price
OOXj
$12.60.
Clock
Sals
Price
tfieaJfJ
C
only
Ladle'
Crepe
de
Chine
Dresses
in
4
only
Ladies
Printed
Chiffon
Dresses,
assorted
colors.
Hegular
value
to
CO
AC
Hegular
values
np
to
$20.00
Q
QC
$15.00.
Clock
Sale
Price
tpA.tJU
clock
StIe
pricf)
?r7tl
2
only
Ladies'
Spring
Suits,
size
16.
6
only
Lades'
Raincoats,
in
three
colors,
r.egular
value
124.50.
QO
OCT
Kegular
value
to
$14.60
CO
(IZ
Clock
Sale
Price
.
.
.
,
QVO
co4.k
prlc9
W.JO
20
only
Ladies'
Summer
Hats.
Some
of
50
only
LatUes
Silk
Vests,
ia
two
colors
these
are
worth
up
to
$10.00.
CAp
only.
Regular
$1.00
value.
QCTsa
Clock
Sale
Price
UUV
Clock
Sale
Price
3
for
vu
Moodie's
and
May
belle
bloomers
and
2
only
Ladles'
Summer
Coata;
one
in
Iiobettes.
7p
vy
blue
and
one
in
tweed.
CM
QC
Clock
Sale
Price
Clock
Sale
Prioc
Vpv
We
have
decided,
instead
of
carrying
over
the
balance
of
our
stock
from
f
hiu
ennonn
tn
n.vt
uc
ha
vp
n'flcud
th
bulk
of
our
Ladies
Summer
Drossui
in
one
rack-the
value
range
upto
?0.(K,-to
be
s01!8!
Only
one
article
t;
each
customer.
Third
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