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in
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AND
PIANO
MOVING
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soli
X
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
hi
any
quantity
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SAND
GRAVEL
Our
prire,
weights
and
measures
are
right.
So
la
our
Service
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us
and
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and
Time
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&
NIGHT
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Phone:
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and
afternoon
clov
prices
or
Vancouver
k
Exchange
on
our
k-li-t
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daily.
W
nun
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instant
ser-
in
buying
and
selling
ng
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Vancouver
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V-
uUo
have
facilities
for
p'ing
Wheat
orders
on
V.
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Stock
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&
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D.
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Co.Ltd.
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Avenue
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Papers
and
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and
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fr
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Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
FOJt
city
an
mm
i
(;Tiii:itiv(i
f
I
ihieiiii:s
association
CAJilV
WALLACE
RACKS
IT
r-nw2!
AN"
"osi'f.ctivi;
."''?"-lil".MIIr;vl'
OW('lTY
Asir
i;Mi;itf.vivs
,
A
big
effort
In
being
made
to
secure
theconventlflri
of
the
Canadian
Flsher-
uaoclatlon
at
I-rince
nuaei.
ik-x'.
T.
ji.
Johnson,
Vice-president
f
iiatlun.
who
will
in
the
ordinary
vunw
of
etenu
becon.e
president
next
jiar,
started
the
work
some
time
ago
ud
Saturday
night
he
followed
it
up
..:
a
little
dinner
given
by
him
In
honor
F-
W.
Wallace,
editor
of
tM
Canadian
1
ithtrmn,
who
ha
spent
several
days
In
the
city.
Those
present
were
formed
Into
a
oommttle
to
further
the
inter
nets
of
the
event
and
to
bring
all
possible
pressure
to
bear
to
secure
It
for
.
rlnoe
Rupert.
Thoee
on
the
committee
;
re
T.
II.
Johnston,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Flan
it
Cold
Storage
Company:
i
iayor
McMordie.
DS.O..
CSt
J.
W
Mcholl.
president
of
the
Board
ol
irade;
James
Lee,
secretary
of
the
local
!
branch
of
the
Canadian
Fisheries
As-:
koclatlon;
D.
B
Finn,
director
of
the
l'lince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station;
John
Davey.
buyer
for
the
Cold
Stsrage,
and
R
M.
Winalow.
sales
manager
for
toe
same
institution:
Adam
Mackle.
fisheries
inspector;
Pete
Lore&r
son.
manager
of
the
Royal
Fieb
Co.;
Jaxvls
Xicheod.
customs
boUeetor;
Cap
tain
Morrison,
agent
for
the
Deep
See
Fishermen's
Union
and
II.
F-
Pullta.
managing
editor
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
In
a
brief
address
Mr.
Johnston
Mid
the
meeting
was
primarily
to
do
Honor
to
Mr.
Fred
Wallace,
a
man
who
w
no
stranger
to
Prince
Rupert.
He
recalled
be
fight
for
fish
cars
sevrral
years
ago
when
Mr.
Wallace
played
an
Important
rs&rt
la
the
Interest
of
this
ciiy
He
not
cnly
took
up
(fee
local
cause
in
the
Canadian
Plahwwun
but
also
acted
per-t-nally
la
serening
Information
for
the
.est
committee,
lie
was
the
commander
f
a
mystery
ship
off
the
Canadian
Coast
during
the
war
and
was
the
first
'eretary
of
the
Canada
Fishermen's
Association.
Later
he
went
to
New
York
and
for
number
of
years
was
editor
of
the
Fishing
Oawtte
and
now
he
had
returned
to
the
Canadian
Flab-jrman
He
was
a
supporter
of
the
more
to
haw
toe
neat
oscetlag
of
the
Association
in
Prlace
Rupert.
It
had
beea
left
to
the
cKecuttve
to
arrange
hut
Montreal.
Toronto
and
Halifax
were
after
It
He
(40
welcomed
R
C.
Row,
editor
of
the
Canadian
Mining
Journal,
who
was
also
present
at
the
dinner.
Mr.
Wallace
explained
the
wonderful
change
in
the
fiahing
industry
that
had
taken
place
during
the
past
taw
years
in
the
East.
He
toM
of
the
wonderful,
edvaaceawfit
be
saw
In
the
west
It
would
be
one
of
the
greater
years
Can-
had
to
far
seen
Hart
he
found
the
eld
streets
had
gone
and
were
replaced
by
modern
ones,
new
buildings
had
been
sveeted
and
there
was
evldeaee
of
prog-re
on
every
hand.
He
urged
that
active
steps
be
taken
to
secure
the
tisbenr.en's
convention
have
neat
year
as
it
would
be
solenoid
this
locally
and
the
trip
west
would
be
an
education
to
the
eastern
fishery
Interests.
This
wot
the
psychological
time
to
move
la
the
matter
Brief
addrotee
favoring
the
move
neat
were
given
by
Mayor
MeMordie.
CoioriH
NlehoUs.
Captain
Morrison.
jsaaee
Lre
and
II.
F.
Pallet),
after
which
'e
vm
decided
to
make
the
group
a
permanent
committee
to
work
for
the
eon
veation.
n..
1
1
''
,
n
Man
in
the
Moon
Brevity
is
the
soul
of
wit.
so
evident
ly
the
skxrt
designer
has
about
reaen-ed
the
end
of
his
Uitle
Joke.
Jake
wants
to
know
why
poopie
set-
out
the
wrong
awe
oi
we
veu
hm
tu
imtm
to
badr
Why
weather
Let
us
forgot
It.
dUcuss
bad
If
you
with
to
be
popular,
when
a
rerson
reqaarps
-uocn
onuns,
iiappwhly
"I
cant
help
It"
Itappiaesa
watleat
In
beinf
happy.
There
to
be
a
prominent
con-
rem
In
the
United
States
named
Snuth
At
Hoover.
It
U
not
olear
Just
wnether
it's
a
1st'
Arai
or
a
business
The
skflster
U
a
peaky
bt
And
yet
I
think
it
might
Mere
usefully
employ
Its
time
Than
teaching
how
to
bite.
Advertisement
Lost,
sttften
or
strayed,
TIMIJKR
SALE
X-9828
T&ere
will
be
offewd
for
wle
at
Pub-
lk
on
Wis
aoutt)
bank.
Re
S
Coast
Pn
1)
yeaw
U1
oe
allowed
for
rrMed7nooe
unablj
,
to
attend
the
suction
In
penxn
may
lujm
t
UltdeV
toVcei
at
the
hour
of
auetlon
and
treat)
"f,
""f.
n-esler.
Further
particulars
of'he
j
Forester,
Victoria.
U
0..
or
DUtrlct
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
HOST
TO
Int.
PitlNCE
fciuitan
of
Zanzibar,
nu
:k
locking
forward
to
entertain
the
Pr:nce
of
Wales
and
his
brother
on
the
African
tour.
one
temper,
badly
frayed
and
showing
signs
of
considerable
abuse.
Finder
kindly
return
to
the
Wrong
Bos.
The
Buchanan
boys
are
being
trained
for
to
presidency.
They
am
.
being
taught
persistently
the
value
of
publicity
and
then
more
publicity.
Some
pec
pi
are
so
foolish.
They
spend
tbelr
tune
on
food
and
clothes
when
they
have
not
a
thing
to
rade
around
on.
A
rabbit
might
poealby
boat
aho-Mgrr
simI
mwr
Mm
On,
wrtll,
tint's
that.
The
contract
for
painting
aoJ
Cal-com'.nlng
a
deae
room
was
last
night
let
by
the
school
board
to
Bell
aad
Keyas
at
a
cost
of
tdO.
Others
who
ieo-dared
were
SUvcraldes
Bros,
too,
FFred
Scadlen
f&.
Joe
FUlkus
ta.
ARE
PROMINENT
IN
JOURNALISM
rou
jov
ami
AiiTiii
K
rornxo
of
S
tl.t
A1IOV
AKMV
NOItO
VIslTOKN
1IKICK
The
trip
wast
of
Col.
Edwin
Joy.
ed
itor
of
war
Cry
Salvation
Army
(.ubllcaUon
Is
reaUy
in
the
nature
of
a
holiday
althougn
he
came
:
.ng
a
few
day
earlier
to
attend
the
itort
Esaington
Conaxess.
He
will
be
joined
here
next
weak
by
Mrs.
Joy
and
Lheir
two
daughters
and
they
will
p
esod
Thundof
aftsiraoon
aboard
the
PtUaM
Obaiiat
to
Vaacouvor.
Oat.
Joy
yctinasr
imnhsar
is
the
editor
of
"Canada
Wast
Young
Soldier."
the
Sal
ration
Assay
guaoay
8ohooL
paper.
His
cider
daughtar
at
a
space
writer
for
Winnipeg
and
other
papers.
This
is
Col.
Joys
flast
trip
to
Prise
bupert
although
ho
has
often
been
having
previously
baas
taualgration
retary
of
the
Army
for
the
Wast.
Ue
was
feraasrly
ingogos
la
Araty
work
in
London.
Kngtand,
and
hat
travelled
t:nsiveiy.
vtsiuag
each
parks
of
the
world
as
AustnvUa.
Mew
Tisaland,
India
rnd
OooUarntal
sonnsrlit.
maiden
be
ing
a
JouraaUst.
ha
at
also
aoiaotbiag
of
a
muestiaa
and
nnaipniiir,
frequent-
ly
aloglng
saags
of
his
own
com
posi
tion.
fcpaakmg
of
hoar
parloia,
which
ware
recently
opened
la
Manitoba,
col.
Joy
states
that
there
has
been
eauch
more
pubtlc
drututannes
In
Winnipeg
sine
they
started.
It
at
seldom,
he
say.
tht.j
while
rWlng
bosne
la
street
ear,
he1
does
not
encounter
drunken
men.
There
has
txren
no
diminution
of
bootlegging
os
tisey
started
either
and
be
has
opened
an
energetic
campaign
In
the
War
Cry
against
patronage
of
beer
par
lors.
Col.
Joy
was
eapec
tally
Interested
so
not
the
effect
of
beer
parlors
in
British
Columbia.
NOIKIl
AI'TIIOU
Arthur
Q.
Copping'
of
London,
who
la
also
here,
was
formerly
on
the
staff
of
the
Lohdoa
Daily
Mews,
one
of
(he
leading
Baalish
dailies.
II
k
also
aa
author
oi
soma
lapute'ead
hat
written
quite
a
number
of
books
on
tiayai
Jfc
Canada
and
immigration.
H
has
beea
identified
with
the
Army
tor
several
yearn
now
and
his
latest
book
Is
"Stories
of
Army
Trophies"
which
has
en
joyed
wide
circulation
After
a
brie
visit
fa
Vancouver
with
a
son.
who
k
r-ngaged
In
special
newspaper
work.
M.
Copping
is
here
from
Austral
and
New
Zealand
which
DomUucns
a
toured
after
accompanying
a
ahlpiead
of
British
immigrants
to
Australia.
By
the
time
he
la
home
in
London
again,
he
will
have
circled
the
globe.
Mr.
Copping
a
brother
of
Harold
Copping,
famous
British
artist.
Ool
Joy
and
Mr.
Copping
wlU
return
to
the
city
from
Port
Esaington
today
and
will
apeak
both
ttii
evening
and
Wcdueaday
in
the
laaal
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next
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August
20,
the
first
,bfg;
vbfii?
period
comes
to
a
final
ejul
A
kthdy,
of
the
vote
schedllle,
printed
below;
will
show
you
the
importUiipo
of
'Work
done
between
now
and
next
Monday
night.
Vor
InaUnce
every
1-year
renewal
subscription
secured
and
turned
in
before
next
Monday
night
counts
any
candlduto
12,000
votes
the
last
week
of
the
campaign
the
same
subscription
will
couht
only
3,000
votes
Every
naw
-year
subscription
secured
by
next
Monday!
night
will
count
42,000
votes,
where
only
3,000
votes
will
be
given
during
the
last
period
of
the
campaign.
You
should
work
hard
this
week.
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of
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and
Subscription
Price
of
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Rupert
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News
J
IIIST
PEIIOI
Up
to
and
including
August
QO,
the
following
number
of
votaa
win
sorintions:
No.
K,
fn-
Oarr.cr
1
t
500
iiisn
3
16JM
4
!J
2540
6
30.00
be
issued
on
aub-
Mall
Votes
13.000
8
XXI
7i,fiO0
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wtm
seconj)
peihop
From
Aunrust
31
to
August
31
Inclusive,
the
f&liowiBg-numbar
of
vota
will
be
t-
aued
on
suijacriptlons:
No.
By
Yrs.
Carrier
1
bOQ
2.00
am
30
00
ALSO
TO
PARTICIPANTS
RESIDING
OUTSIDE
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
CITY
LIMITS
ONE
$100
CASH
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Kwf
aetire
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who
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one
of
the
capital
prizea
is
guaranteed
a
cash
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equal
to
10
per
cent
(one
tenth)
of
alT
money
turned
in
by
them
for
subscriptions.
'liy
3j00
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9O0
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800
84000
eojooo
13M
125.000
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300W0
Nomination
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"Everybody
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Good
for
5,000
Votes
I
hereby
enter
and
cast
6,000
votes
for
Miss,
Mr.
or
Mrs.
as
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candidate
111
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ail
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iii
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THIRD
PEI(IOI)
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September
1
to
September
7
Inclusive,
the
number
of
votes
will
be
issued
on
subacrlptldns:
No.
FOUKTH
PEIHOI)
TU
last
period
terminatlne,
Septembor
it,
the
following
number
of
votes
will
be
Is-.
Ei:ed
on
subscriptions:
By
By
,no.
ay
By
Carrier
MaU
Votes
Yrs.
Carrier
Mail
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9joob
i
too
3.00
ajm
.
10j00
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DO
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140
100400
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8000
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17400
The
aicvr
schedule
of
voces
wtoJeii
It
on
decllolng
bac.
poult,
vely
will
not
be
rallied
during
the
competition,
(fie
opening
snn-uru-fttf-ut,.
A
special
vole
cmsttt
good
for
100400
extra
votes
will
be
Issued
in
every
"club"
of
S1540
turned
m.
The
"club
may
he
cumpoud
of
small
or
large
amounts
t"-"'"g
S1S40
worth.
This
arra:
genjerri
will
be
in
eifect
throughout
the
entire
campai'.'i
f.nd
.
to
he
c
'lutidered
part
of
the
regular
schedule.
No
subscriptions
will
be
accepted
for
more
than
sis
years
In
Advance
payment
through
any
one
candidate.
30400
i
jftra
votes
will
be
given
for
eoch
year
of
a
NEW
nub
-rrlptlon
turned
In
during
the
first
period:
26.000.
extra
votes
wiu
be
;iv
for
each
year
of
a
HEW
subscription
turned
In
during
the
second
period;
10400
extra
votes
wUl
be
given
for
each
year
of
a
NEW
subo-rlption
turned
In
during
the
third
period,
but
NO
extra
votes
wll
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