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THE
DAILY
NKW3
Monday,
,
v,.
Healthful
Food
in
Perfect
Form
Fashion
Fancies
Local
and
Person
1
1
Itlnek
Velvet
Ideal
for
Winter
Wear
I
I
N.
Hanson
sailed
last
night
on
I
(the
Cataja
for,
.Steart.':
I
.M-i
Iiduuud.
Ra4UUtuMiywpreHident
t
Prince
Rupert
r
tr.e
Liank
of
Alaska
at
bkag-
way,
was
"a
passenger
aboard
the
Whole
wheat
with
nothing
taken
away
and
easy
digestibility
added.
Shredded
and
thoroughly
baked
for
increased
flavor
and
health!
ulness.
TRISCU1T
the
wafer
way
to
whole
wheat
health
Made
by
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Co.,
Ltd.
Man
in
the
Moon
Grandmother's
wedding
dres
would
supply
material
for
two
modern
trousseaus.
The
first
payment
on
the
talk
ing
machine
is
the
license.
sticdaje
or.e
collection
n)T.
tame
u
KoWnson
s
parents,
dir.
ana
Mrs.
George
EckerHMtn,
1045
Sec
ll.D.D.
Washes
0n
I
and
Eczema's
Gone
1
TryD.D.D.fOdp,too
Jy
Al
11
good
drag
hU
gr
.
i.
McCtTCIIKUN,
DKKHilHT.
OK.ME8
LTD.
ond
Avenue.
In
the
course
of
a
trip
to
the
coast,
Robert
Crawford,
general
passenger
agent
for
the
Northern
X
-ation
Co.
with
headquarters
in
Winnipeg,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
Fst
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
and
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
Ships
of
the
Northern
Navi-jgation
Co.
ply
on
the
Great
Lakes.
For
Better
Satisfaction
Our
New
Winter
Woollen
Have
Just
Arrived
Ilesner
Illock
neady
Made
Clothes
Wear
Made-to-Measure
CLOTHES
$25
to
$65
-
There's
something
about
a
made-to-measure
suit
that
can't
be
duplicated
in
ready
made
clothes.
There's
ex-pertness
of
fit,
excellence
of
tailoring
and
a
difference
in
style
that
Ik
niost'utatanding.
Choose
from
our
big
selection
of
woollens
in
all
the
new
fall
and
winter
colors
and
patterns.
THOR
JOHNSON
Princess
Alice
this
morning
go-1
.'ng
through
to
the
Eastern
States.
Rev.
J.
II.
Frliell
pf
First
Presbyterian.
Church
and
Rev.
A.
Wilson
of
jfrat
Itlnlted-JChurch.
fex-,
changed
pulpits:
for;
evening,
ser-
j
vices
yesterday.
!
Frank
Baker
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Alice
this
morn-,
Ing
from
Anchorage,
Alaska,
M
'pur
ap
csiro
T
wnere
he
na
been
engageu
in;
unLC
Uf
dttLEO
ill
mining,
and
will
vUit
here
with:
MftMTDCJiI
IMDnDTCDe
Hi-lenda.
iuuiuuli;il
inn
uniL.no
F.
I
T.
Uunroe
and
son
Pnt-
With
their
whole
large
stock
of':tK
uunrue.
sailed
by
the
Prince;
quality
merchandise
on
sale
at
sac-1
Rrie
Saturday
i
night
on
their,
rlflce
prices,
the
Montreal
lm-relurR
10
rt
Clements
after
portera
on
Tfrtrd
Avenue
are
mak-bavins;
speat
sBVefal
days
visiting
tnir
malam
htttnrv
Tliair
utara
tlM
111
MO
City.
I
I
marriage
heen
crowded
since,
the
sale
start
led
and
even
a
quiet
Monday
morn-.
....tw
......
.....
The
local
hetlth
officer
relly!
Noted
for
the
Pa8t
two
ypars
eight
to
do
"soTtfilhK
'about
the!"
Montreal
prices,
even
these
trfn
um
nf
nur
fripnrl.
imnVi.
have
been
slashed
and
cut
down
&.
is
the
season
when
we
arrange
for
the
instalments
which
last
all
through
next
year.
I
IMTI
It
HON
tVI
Lt.CTiO.St
AM.
arMum
&
Atlin
Ave
8.00
lt
Aw.
Si
8tU
St.
9.0S
6th
Ave.
St
Fulton
St
9.10
8th
Are.
&
Thompson
8t.
,.
0.15
Uth
Ave.
St
ShetWoeke
S-20
tlth
At"
t
Conrad
aM
Gth
Ave.
&
Hjr
Cove
Ave...
930
6th
Ave.
le
lUym
Oot
Olrde
9
S3
eth'Av.
st
cottm
st
8.00
St
An.
Oreea
pt?Hijtl.
9.40
Btn
Ar,
MMOrid
8V
9
4J
Prov.
Ow?
3alldlng
...i
.
90
Pw.
u-
nrf
ojss
Q.XLP.
Whrt
..i
10.00
O.T.P
StUon
10.05
"
"
1155
2ad
Ave.
St
2nd
St
10J0
3rd
Ate.
At
Pulton
St.
10.15
3rd
Ave.
Si
6th
8t
10
JO.
PJd,
1M
12
7.41
7.4S
tat
8.05
so
that
their
former
keen
prices
are
now
absolute
,
bargains
in
every
depurtment.
All
you
need
to
do
is
to
see
the
prices
and
compare
the
quality
to
assure
yourself
of
this.
'
Men's
and
Boys'
Clothing
and
furnishings
of
every
description
and
many
articles
of
Ladies'
Wear
are
here
at
give-away
prices
awaiting
you
to
pick
them
up.
Take
the
chance
when
you
have
it.
Visit
the
Montreal
Importers
and
have
your
requirements
filled
i
at
fractions
of
ordinary
prices
-It
8jwill
pay
you!
Advt.
8-2U.I
8jo
1
Mrs.
Simian
Robinson
and
daughter
sailed
by
the
Prince
-
i
George
last
night
on
their
return
alii0
Tacom
after
having
spent
...
two
months
here
visiting
with
No
fffrthei1
jaWics'
were
played
at
the'
witk-end
in
the
delayed,
aecond
division
billiard
tournament
bstween
the
Gretto
and
Cold
torug.
Three
games
remain
to
be
played.
The
case
of
Joe
Seymour
and
Alex
Dennis,
Indians,
charged
with
theft
from
the
halibut
boat
Tramp,
was
adjourned
form
this
morning
to
tomorrow
afternoon
in
County
Court.
Mrs.
M.
J.
Brodie
and
Mrs.
C.
M.
Hilton
of
Tppley
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
interior
on
yea-
ruay
afternoon's
train
and
sail
ed
this
morning
on
the
Prlntess
Alice
for
Vancouver.
.
k
i.
'
C.
T.
Friieli
returned
on
the
a
Prince
George
Jaft
nJght
to
Van
couver
after
havincr
spent
a
uple
of
weeks
in
the
city
visit-!
ifig
with
his
parents,
Rev.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Frhtell.
:
W.
S.
Harris,
well
known
Haz-elton
mining
man,
who"
has
been
ton
a
business
triji'Hoath,
arrived
in
the
city
from
Vancouver
pn
.the
Catala
last
evenlngH'nd
proceeded
to
the.
.Interior
on
this
morning's
train.
"
-
Miss
Jennie
Render,
who
,s
engaged
in
the
barberfng
bowlness
t
Atlin,
arrived
In
lite
eity
rom
he
north
on
the
Princess
Alice
this
morning,
being
on
the
way
to
Grassy
Plains
to
visit
with
relatives.
Special
choral
rmislc
at
evening
service
in
First
Presbyterian
Church
yesterday
Included
the
hymn
"Hail
Sftered
Day"
by
the
choir
and
a
yecal
duet
"Morning
Lan'l
by
John
E.
Davey,
choir
master,
and
MJ
Georgina
Hun
ter.
There
were
JOi?
paaaengers
go-
south
abtSjffi
the
steamer
When
all
is
said
and
done
you
caVt
find
anything
to
take
the
place
jttf
black
velvet.
It
can
be
used
for
mnnv
occasion.
And
it
can
be
made
up
for
afternoon,
dinner
and
evening
gowns.
i
Blaek
velvet
combines
beauti-
.ully
with
many
materials
and
trimmings.
Lames
and
other
meal
fabrics,
laces
and
fur
are
.he
favorites.
Transparent
black
velvet
is
the
'idliim
for
this
attractive
model.
The
trimming
of
Alencon
lace
:uds
a
nleasing
touch,
while
the
side
drape
contributes
to
its
gracefulness.
this
Three-l'iece
Ensemble
h
Important
Princess
AUd
Je'
wntotume
,
tf
ttie
today.
Most
of
(htm
were
Aliifflj,
Itluitave.
iiu
lunuu
prtfyii;
xuinK
vuwiuv
for
the
wrnttr.'""
Onlyr
two
"pas-
Mngera
diatuied
here"
f
rem
the
Jeseh
V.
I.
lTnlin
fliinArintAin1nf
nf
'the
woman
who
would
be
wei.
di
eased
sitopiy
must
iiH.-luie
i.
.csi
uit
enaetiibiv
in
her
wintt
wardrobe.
And
by
ensemble
I
mean
.
order
of
the
on
Of
a
be&ntKc
mnurt
I'd
twucd.
bliick.
If
yo
..lease,
"la
boasts
a
three-quarter
ncrth
4itritith6rBred
with
cuf
lhe
silver
oucxie
connecis
ine
iiver
:?ray
flat
cree
blouse
with
the
rail
division
of
the
Yukon
4(he
kirtinan
artistic
manner.
White
Pass
Railway
and
Navlgat-,
Ion
Co.,
and
Mrs.
Hahn
were
pus-aengers
aboard
the
Princess
Al(ce
j
today
going
south
from
Skagwny
Jor
the
winter.
First
reported
due
at
8
n.m.
hut
delayed
by
rough
weather
in
he
north,
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Alice.
Capt.-
Thomas
Cliff,
arrived
from
Alaska
ports
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
and
sailed
at
1
n.
m.
for
the
south.
This
is
the
last
trip
of
the
Alice
on
the
Alaska
run
which
wHI
be
taken
up
for
the
winter
by
the
Princess
Mary.
TRAPPERS
Get
every
cent
your
FURS
are
worth.
Ship
them
bring
them
to
BOYD
YOUNG
Port
Simpson,
B.
C.
or
THE
DORMANT
NERYE
When
limb
will
not
move
or
n
orj'an
of
the
body
will
not
unitlon
dormant
nerve
Is
res-onrtible".
The
result
is
disease
hrouirh
nerve
pressure.
When
vou
are
suffering
from
Head
.ichc,
Backache,
Sciatica,
Rheuma-Ism
or
have
stomach
trouble,
vou
may
be
sure
that
dormant
lervr.-:
are
the
chief
cause
of
the
trouble.
.
u
lll
be
surprised
how
eas-
ly
.nd
jMiiniessly
these
troubles
cuii
Im
reirnoved
by
Chiropractic
id
iisiments
and
the
Infra-red-
rav
fjinmilt
W.
C.
Asnlnall.
4
uml
-i
Kxchange
Block,
Cor.
oi
Third
Avenue
and
Cth
St.
Phones
..
(1
2..A.
Green
Ml.
Open
even
inirn.
Advt.
271
Railway
offices
this
morning
renortil
acme
300
cars
of
grain
'on
the
territory,
west
of
Jasper
I'jirk
l.nund
for
tne
Aioeria
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
ele
vn
tor.
Over
the
week-end,
about
100
.
(irloads
arrived
here.
J
I
it
.
t
i
'
Northern
Pacific
Terminus
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
l;
'
'
'
Prince
Itupcrt
has
three
of
the
greatest
thintjs
in
the
world
The
Largest
Fish
Cold
Storage
Plant
The
Largest
Fnsh
Halibut
Market
The
Largest
Undeveloped
Hinterland
The
City
of
Prince
Rupert
has
a
payroll
of
considerable
im
portance,
derived
from:
RAILWAY
SHOPS
RAILWAY
OFFICES
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARDS
GRAIN
ELEVATOR
PROVINCIAL
GOVERNMENT
OFFICES
1
COLD
STORAGE
FISH
PACKING
HOUSES
FISH
MARKET
OILERY
AND
FISH
REDUCTION
PLANT
SALMON
AND
HALIBUT
FISHERMEN
'SALMON
CANNERIES
V
'
LUMBER
MILLS
MINING
TRAPPING
AND
FURS
The
prain
export
business
of
Prince
Rupert
is
steadily
tie-,velopinp.
Last
year
alwut
eijrht
million
bushels
of
j;rain
was
shipped
through
the
terminal
elevalor
and
this
year
promises
to
,
.,
greatly
(exceed
that
mark.
v'!f
'
The
City
owns
its
Power,
Lip;hl,
JVater
Supply
and
TfJe
viJu.,
phones.
i
The
schoals
arc
excellent.
"
'
"
':'
V
Roads
are
paved
and
concrete
sidewalks
are
being
laid.
PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
ONE
OF
THE
COMING
COMMERCIAL
CENTRES
OF
THE
PACIFIC
COAST,
THE
PROBABLE
OUTLET
OF
THE
GREAT
PEACE
RIVER
COUNTRY,
AND
SURROUNDED
BY
A
RAPIDLY
DEVELOPING
TERRITORY
Prince
Rupert
is
the
logical
site
of
a
customs
smelter
which
vpuld
serve
the
mines
of
Portland
Canal,
the
Hulkley
and
Skecna
Valleys
and
coast
points.
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