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SEVEN-PIECE
BEDROOM
SUITE
Rich
in
Woods
and
Finish
Time-honored
design
.
.
.
rich
woods
.
.
and
masterful
workmanship
.
.
.
recommend
this
beautiful
suite
to
the
most
discriminating
home-maker.
In
new
Prcrtch
Walnut
effect,
the
beautiful
maple
overlay
Bed,,
Spring
and
Mattress,
Chest
of
Drawers,
lull
size
vanity
and
Bench
furnishes
any
bedroom
fully.
Geo.
J.
Dawes
Furniture
Store
Sol
Agency
for
Gurney
Stoves
and
Ranges
.Northern
Agency
for
The
Famous
"Nachman"
Spring-Filled
Mattress
FEDERAL
BLOCK,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
PHONE
BLACK
120
Bridge
Party
j
I
Is
Successful!
Women
C2.n2.Cxxn
Clab
Entertained
At
Enjoyable
FamctM
in
L
O.
D.
L
Hal
A
very
successful
bridge
party
was
heid
hut
ntfc!
in
the
I
OX)
E.
hali
by
the
Women's
Canadian
Club.
There
were
eighteen
tables
s
play
and
prise
winners
were
Lad
it
flrr..
Mia
Margaret
Palmer,
second.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black-
25c
1.00
Will
you
please
let
us
talk
RLVGS
with
you
some
of
these
days?
We
don't
mean
in
an
ad.
What
we
request
b
that
you
step
Into
the
store
and
ask
to
see
our
Ladies
rings.
Don't
expect
us
to
parti
cularize
here.
Always
glad
to
answer
your
questions
and
assist
you
in
selecting.
JOHNgULGER?
cJEWELLErS
TnC
STORE
wTTM
THE
CLOCK
1
Kre-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tnwdir.
Septettber
BACKFROM
JAMBOREE
Robert
Grar
of
rrt
Simpson
Detains
To
lis
StwlH-s
at
CoqoaWUa
Iastftate
Scoat.
and
na
i
hii
returned
j
tut.e
Park
Birkenhid
:r?
of
Port
Simpson.
O.qoi:za
Insti-
1
One
of
th;
e:?fct
Scouts
from
?
British
Coturr.fcis
and
of
the
180
,Sc;m$
from
ill
rtirts
rt
Camla.
i
who
had
the
bcr.?r
of
being
chosen
j
to
represent
trus
country
at
the
'great
international
gathering
of
Seoul
in
Enp-zr.i
Robert
retained
Honored
Before
Arriving
In
City
From
Chilliwack
which
has
come
Uivwek
to
hand-
id-tolls
Church
here.
a
honored
both
by
the
congregation
of
the
Baptist
VfT!'
Church
and
the
Ministerial
Ao-
XZuLT
'
cHttoei
of
the
Eraser
Valley
town
auEaauas.
awa
rJ
Ki
Amtmtm
f
wmm
there
far
Prince
Rupert.
At
the
congregational
meeting.
Dr.
Daft?
was
presented
with
a
parse
of
go!d
and
Mrs.
Dafoe
with
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
roses.
In
addition
o
an
address
which
wished
I
then
GfldgMMl
in
Uitr
rw
hmw
.
.sLi
rZL'Zr?,
!
The
ChULiwack
Ministerial
A-o-
camp
were
filled
with
interest
for
ZSJTtZSt
ZLZ?ir
the
S3iK
boys
and
directors
at-
f1
'tt?'2'flS5
tendhw.
and
outstanding
to
Robert
SESLJ
;J?L1
5?!Lbottl
president
and
secretary-of
the
as-
rtn-i
hi.
f,-.
won.
tw-.
i.
jdents:
Hbs
personal
presenUUon
f
O
H
jJJ?
r
to
Chf
Boo;::
Sir
Robert
Baden-,
.SHlS1
Poweii
of
ar.
Indian
hwd-dr
!
SSSEJJSw"-
former
which
forme-
y
belonged
to
b
'
"5LJ"
.
-father
chi-f
th?
WMf
tribe
cf
YTmrTS
v-TL
"
the
Tfi-irrh-T.
Mind-.
SrLhl
Port
Sfrwn
r.rf
hi
nMttau
-1tJ
.
are
mucn
appreciated.
li'
Roya'
His'-.rsess
the
Prince
of'
Wales
who
ft:
en:
two
lln
in
carat;
'
with
th
boy;
The
e-eat
chief
cf
the
Scouts
'x-,ztsaea
his
great
s
first,
Z.
Barlow,
second.
W
oleaj-r
in
beinc
made
the
reeinl-
J.
Xelson.
!
ret
of
the
hid-dress.
and
imme-
At
the
conclusion
of
card
playin?
dtately
ocoeeeaed
to
oat
it
on
hft
at
11
30.
refreahmenu
were
serre-i
;
head.
nd
Mrs.
?
W.
Allen
and
M.
H
t
During
the
davs
and
efcnrngs
at,
Blot,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Blott
camp,
spe-rit
programs
were
pt!
contrBmted
vocal
solos
to
a
brief
j
on
and
entertainments,
gtren,
at
j
musical
program.
:
one
of
wbJefc
Rohert
cave
an
er-1
Pickling
Specials
The
PkkHnc
Season
Is
Here
and
This
Is
the
C
t
Ttee
t
Get
Good
QoalHy
in
Brrrythinf.
GREEK
TOMATOES
4
lbs.
GREEK
2
lbs-
1
CUCUMBERS
4
for
CELERY
3
for
25c
35c
25c
50c
Young
People's
Society
Starts
Meetinci
of
the
Young
People's
Sc-riety
M
nrst
United
Church
were
ejrncrf
tor
the
rtnter
season
last
Officers
of
the
Women
s
Cans-
hibitioa
of
an
Indian
dance
of
his
int
Miss
Isabel
Haddock,
dian
Club,
of
which
Mrs.
R.
F
Me-
tribe.
Robert,
by
the
way.
was
the
hnrrb
d
nonets
gave
an
intcrest-auf
htm
u
president
were
in
j
only
fuU-btooded
Indian
in
the
C-1
"
address
on
experiences
in
east-charge
of
the
affair
n
id
tan
desegation
and
was
prow
1
cm
Canada,
where
she
neentty
,
to
haw
been
made
leader
of
the
i
a
rrs
furlough.
Mist
Had-
wolf
natmL
,
1'
m-.p
parti-uiar
reference
to
i
TMwwh
of
Vfetton
'
"""
people
s
summer
schools
at
Internatlocal
tacnflret
i
held
'
T"W!9den
Lake.
;
each
erenin
and
oarades
featurtrir
here
good
work
!
the
different
pmmtriea
wh
nut
cm
i
-O.
Saskatchewac
is
being
carried
:
f-v
the
beneTt
of
the
thousands
of
;
3race
Sterens
was
elected
to
the
I
visitors
who
tame
to
the
camp
each
i
cnlr
for
meeting,
which
open-Iday
I
ed
with
deTotional
exercises
and
I
Durine
the
second
week
of
thecJSfdw2h
recreational
period,
camp,
ristts
were
made
from
the
Organisation
of
the
society
for
camp
to
various
Ities
and
towns
tne
wtatr
iBcloding
election
of
of-I
nea-bT
and
following
the
camo
1
ficr-
uke
P1
the
annual
"eriod
the
Canadian
bora
under
cnurcn
supper
wnicn
wiu
be
held
!
the
direction,
of
Canadian
Conunis-fsioner
Stiles,
were
taken
on
a
trio
to
Birminrhaii-
Edinburgh
and
Glascow
At
OjrfTd
ths
boys
we--taken
thrown
the
collece
which
the
Prince
of
Wales
attended.
Tom's
Tower.
In
London
among
other
points
of
interest,
risits
were
made
to
Windsor
Castle,
the
Zoological
Gardens
the
Tower
of
London
and
Westminster
Abbev.
They
also
saw
the
changing
of
the
gurds
at
St
James
Pamee.
A
dav
was
spent
in
Edinburgh
where
the
hoys
visited
the
famoos
n
j
castle
and
ari
the
oartv
proceed
-VjjP'ed
to
Olaseov.
where
each
member
of
the
rar.t
was
alVrred
to
to
tZ
t
''he'e
he
wished
f-"
a
r-rta!r
.
aeriod
before
embarking
for
home
Qfijrt
!
Robert
fotrrd
the
shinvard-
avJ
aDL
whrre
fui:
of
fv-nating
interest
Seot'and
pzrticularlv
appealed
to
:KP
iCoqoalta's8coit
he
srenerv
h-i
ln
tr.
htm
more
than
unusasJbr
appealing.
AsMHtee
Incident
Robert
tells
of
an
amuVng
incident
whch
Tcrumrd
while
the
bovs
were
travelling
through
England
ARE
GOING
C1
4
ta
Amermn
bov
eed
to
dtvV
pXcJLti
nis
atwmon
eoimiiv
Between
tooc-
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575.
riace
and
reading
his
magaatoe.
On
betns
asked
by
an
SncUsh
boy
why
en
n
ff
ne
WM
Ken
""t-
ne
Amer-OAUD
Scout
reoUed
that
"he
was
i3iraa
ui"
ran
'
wuirii
mmao
much
raster
than
the
average
American
train
might
ran
off
the
island."
The
various
nationalities,
their
music
and
their
characteristics.
greatly
interested
Robert
and
everywhere
one
met
and
felt
the
goadwi!!
of
the
other
Scout
Princroa
Woodwork
asked
Rob-
i
ert
to
sneak
to
his
feDow-idenu;
at
h
hih
schonl
at
Chilliwack!
on
hi
trlrv
and
later
be
will
tell
tne
Coc-uaeeua
boys
aad
girls
of
his
truly
marvellous
adventure.
93'
Regain
Lost
Vigour
j
With
This
Refreshing
Beverage
An
you
tired,
ma
down,
esa't
sfceal
1
rssd
what
Mr
Jeaa
J.
MeUeJfe
of
9
Ossaria
8
,
Toronto,
says:
1n(Mtu4mlatMMI
I
4
ytWrfmin
i.lriii.
ut
Dr.
STihm'i
Tolc
Si
i
I
mm4
mm
fifed
bar
il.ni
itt
ijrrft
For
75e
you
mmj
purcbsw
ruijosa
m
Bsdieato
to
stake
X
asloas
of
Dr.
WatiMn'.TocKatosssadAi
radssd's
eld
Msable
toniss
s
refmlicg,
ItcaHb-f
si
dnex,
ated
far
93
years.
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ORMES
LWIITED
3L
ALLEN
Si
CO,
LIMITED
im
Rkbards
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Vancouver.
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Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
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DELIVERY
Threnihoat
the
City.
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I
next
month.
II
URGES
HIGHWAY
ON
NORTH
SIDE
SKEENA
RIVER
Cedarrale
Raacher
Urges
That
South
SMe
Not
Best
for
New
Road
north
bank
of
the
8eena
Rlrer
It
this.
AND
Ht
Two
Shows
MILTON
SILLS
-In
it
In
aiming
to
Pnr.
-
-
v.
.
TomUnaun
says
he
r.r.j-
2
o
cUxk
thr
tun
ha-etrated
sosr.e
of
the
pr
..-
tt
bsr.C
He
in
the
south
bir.k
wai
m
-
per
cent
of
the
lourirL-
-back
without
vtstuaz
Pr.-ert.
The
saggestlon
was
Mole
bs
be
Wall
and
ptacoft
on
the
north
vi
-;
the
hkghway
could
be
f
.
.
nter
sWe
of
the
ra:
i.
Averting
that
the
rotte
by
the
eessed
to
be
plenty
of
not
at
all
an
ImpoviMe
one
for
a
Finally.
Mr.
Tomltns..
.
highway
and
that
the
south
bank
that
PrtaMe
Rupert
sh
route
would
be
nothing
like
as
salt-
traverse
of
the
route
a:
c
able
T.
R.
Torn
liri
son,
a
Cedarrale
counter
report
to
that
rancher,
expresses
the
opinion
that
Tff
enstneers
now
en
gas-:
the
road
will
yet
be
built
on
the
other
sine.
The
north
side
if
the
people
of
Prince
Skatna
Ctty
to
Arr.&ur.
Rupert
see
that
its
claims
are
pat
part
affected
and
he
-forward
In
such
a
way
as
to
make
woold
prove
to
be
as
then
effective
1
highway
as
the
other
uce
"There
re
three
reasons
why
the'
touth
bank
shook)
not
be
used.'
Mr.
DIRE
NEED
Tonilinson
says.
The
distance
Is
YaoderiQe
Singer
Ar.
:
'
longer,
the
sun
does
not
shine
on
nle
Annie
Laurie
I
d
Lai
v..
one
of
it
a
good
deil
of
the
time,
and
Die.
and
the
ferry
would
be
a
great
Listener
rising
Is
M
nine
ranee
and
obstacle
to
travel.
!n
the
audience1
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r
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r
It
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3,000
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'
It
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r.
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your
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small
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?
Maybe
you
are,
but
just
figure
this
out
100
customers
spending
$50
a
month
with
.
you
amounts
to
$5,000
500
customers
spending
$20
a
month
with
you
amounts
to
$10,000
1000
customers
spending
only
$15
a
month
with
you
amounts
to
$15,000
THE
DAM
NEWS
reaches
many
more
consumers
than
this
1000
every
day
right
here
in
town
and
as
many
more
again
in
the
district
surrounding.
IT'S
TOTAL
DISTRIBUTION
IS
NEARLY
3000
DAILY
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and
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