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D. W. MORRIS Phone 673 WILFRID KELLY
Box 1604
Company
svil more stock on hand than money in bank, takes this
{ in giving the publie high grade ul for their cold
; Che pric t th below ! ‘intaned until
rdvertisement is changed, whe a furthe list of good
; o wi follow The price are Li}s ulely for cash
; nte ‘ C.0. D. or chars Lo nt will
iy hese pr Ly ry 1 iM Lae y auto on
m
it 35c. per dozen $1.30 per ¢ ‘ $5.10
Best, is 60c $1.15 5s . $2.86
j ‘ 55c.
2 for 35c.
2 for 35c.
1] | al SAUCE 2 for 25c.
ae.» « revbws 5 Ibs. for 50c.
pe galior . : eee 60c
} t ali irietue per ib. 30c.
‘ y, 48 $12 Bla { ant, 48, $1.00. Red
$1.00. has; \ i $1.20. Strawberry and
$1.00. (ireen wi is, $1.00.
j $2.80. 2is, $1.50. ifs, 70c.
| I case $4.50, | $2.40, per can,
2 for 45c
e $3.75, per doz., $2, per can 2 for 36c.
Domoles : 30c. Ss 400. 5» s
18 ib. sack for ou eet $2.00
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Prince Rupert Grocery Co.

 

 

 

~'VISITOR TELLS °°

LLARD KIDS HERE.
AND NOW GROWN UP

BE TUS GEE Bese enten Sacarrns arm

smoniiliaas Be at Westhoime Theatre
Managing Editor of Vancouver Tonight

Province Gives Lightning

Review for His eee. u yO Fields

Roy Brown, managing editor of "eC? ' Westholme
ithe Vancouver Daily Province, was| theatre 4 .
lin the party ym Van-/|0" ' i 1 to fill ¢
;couver fast weet This is how :

of visitors fre

he saw things here: """ el part of the

It was not without some re a ement t persuade them {
leret that Vancouver
Prince Rupert

Visitors left

Wednesday night! *! } id
vy enjoyable days ‘ {
tlie neighborhood of the north had t t
Phere is not|® i vith
in Prince Rupert pera ( r
While a dozen new stores ha ‘

after two ver
coast metropolis

i vacant house

been erected this year, and thi
streets ar lively. In faet the
whole north e«

| almost a boon Stewart's mit ’ , -

! ha to
muntry ia enjoying u

ts seem

to } more { ad Hawalia

prosper
realizing x<pectalions, and « ry ‘ eve i p th

boat to this and other smaller|* , , : i 1 Goes
camps is crowded with argonauts|™Ueh as the way he does it. H
! . ; hat el LACS ' iei¢ tal

jand piled high with outfits |

1eT or those wh ‘ litt

ight back 1 } ‘ of « jj ' i ail
,Klondyke days  t some of thel' lassie singing Miss Olga Yardley

\ iw , naendie

ancouve Vistlors Not

of new and extensive deve ent | Mat
plans for fresh pr
jand new smelters and fact : ” :
jare on mens tongues

| I | ‘ tt . w i ve
iwho tries to size up the situatior ui f

 

 

 

EVERYTHING IN

Fresh Fruits

REAR ERE EE EERE EE EERE ERE EE ERE ER EEO

See Us First
Phone A5 Phone

|FULLERS, LTD.

Phones 44, 45 and 534

 

 

Two Stores.

\allliiicemaaa eal

Parkin & Ward Electric Co.

LIMITED

Electric eee aud Contractors

full line of Electric Ranges, Washing Machines

\

va m Cleaners, Hot Pl s. Grills, lrons
roasters, and Setenen
ished on House wiring and Motor installatron

MARINE DEPARTMENT
Agents for
= Rega! Gasoline Engines for trolling
Caille Perfection Motors Titan Storage Batteries
Mosier Spark Plug

that was chosen for the Transatiantic flights
e department will help you to plan yo
Lighting Equipment. A full line of Dynamos
mt ige Batteries, Switch boards, Conduit, Cabl

Lamps, Searchlights, et

We make Lighting Sets to Suit Your Seat

Batts ies charged and re ‘paired no time

y is be

Third Avenue

lost while
ing charged, we have one at your disposal

(opposite Post Office) PHONE 125

 

 

 

 

/\tinds his blood tingling with th ; ee ee ees
I prespe t of fortunes to be wrest« , , er
| from these northern resources o re ‘ay
mines, forests, and fisheries ‘
A Fish Feast. e wie end te 3 episod
Speaking of fisheries the} Lightning Raider” will
Prince Rupert Board of Trade|®'*® °® 08 Me se!
Saturday evening entertained the
Vancouver crowd at a fish ban-
quet r. H. Johnson, who pac
jthem by millions of pounds
ships them by the
rected the cooks rhere
jsalmon and halibut and skates a
flounders, flat fish a

crabs, and nearly ever)

INFORMATION WANTED

trainioad, a .

and sundry

thing that swims in the ocear
i} walks on the bottom.

 

 

They have | — niuayniiomnnel panaihibien

 

quent speakers Rt pel

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fsome el
Ie m the subject of ti

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he \ not forget bg
mind hem tha reports had
eached Prince Rupert that Var
er had done some quit
cking at her northern neigh
bor. To this the Visiting speak-
iers replied that the
2<© unauthorized

KHOCKINE

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EMPLOYERS
THE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF CANADA

has been created to grade the various
classes of workers—trained and un-
trained—-and to place the best in the
country at your disposal, through a
system of Employment offices from
Coast to Coast.

THE PROFESSIONAL .AND BUSINESS SECTION

exists to place you in touch with

Professional, Business and Technical
workers.

THE INFORMATION AND SERVICE BRANCH
DEPARTMENT OF SOLDIERS’ CIVIL RE-ESTABLISHMENT

has a representative in each of these
offices to render whatever special
services may be required in the
employment of the

RETURNED SOLDIER

Tel.
Cranbrook,
Fernie
Kamloops,
Nanaimo,
Nelson,
New Westminster,
Penticton,
Prince Rupert,
Revelstoke,
Vancouver,
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Vernon,

10 Baker Street

162 Victoria Ave.

246 Victoria St.

Windsor Block

Royal Bank Bidg., Baker St.
Board of Trade Bidg.
Shatford Block, Main Street
P. O. Drawer 1674

First St. W

140 Cordova Street

Alcazar Hotel, Dunsmuir St. -
Langley and Broughton Sts.
235 Barnard Ave. E. e

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ormes Limited
“Fexak Femedies

While our stock lasts we will

GIVE AWAY FREE—A BATHING CAP

with every purchase of Rexall Preparations
value One Dollar or over.

 

Come early and take your choice

 

Phones 82 and 200 Store
3rd Avenue and 6th Street

P.O. Box 1680

 

 

 

 

 

 

and not representative of the good ; OOOD
aera which Vancouver really s Or L for ' Sal

re to Prince Rupert. Mayor ; ection ne Lotsfor Sale

Lot 1 . Assess 90

ne lymont put the situation very ; . ta Oe ae foo cee 2 a tes ; .. 6,900
| nicely by replying that Vancouve M : » 3 : = — ed a ++ * aoe
jand Prince Rupert are competitors PEARL WHITI the peerless Lot 7, Block 7 425 Assessed at ..... +. ee 4
land pressed the argumen thi | star appearing in the great S if =a ! Block THEO. ; COLLART pee éce aes 80
lin dustrial development ihe} Pathe serial rt Lightning
| : . . : ' REAL ESTATE NOTARY PUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE
jnorth coast could mean only more | Raider” at the Westholme Theatre WESTHOLME THEATRE BLOCK
jtrade and greater business for! tonight. _—
Vancouver merchants and cit ——— a $$

 

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WHOLE TOWN
~~ ON THE WATER

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How

 

Bathing and Camping Resorts |

Attract All Who Can Possibly
Get Out of City.

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watet yesterd

 

crossed the

 

i te a a a

See ALBERT @® McCAFFERY
before you purchase

Anything in the Building Line

: We handle
Prince Rupert Spruce Co.’s Lumber
B. C. Mill’s Fir

Cement

Shingles

Lime

Brick

Plaster
Laths

 

 

 

Albert & McCaffery, Ltd.
Naini

SP een:

  
     
   
    
 

The Smeeton Tea Rooms

The Business Man’s Restauran
x
* EAL HOME COOKING. BOARD BY WEEK OR MONTH
orn
1¢ Made Bread and Cakes Always on Sale.

   

 

 

 

  

1} very launch and boat
waterfront was presse iu
}service to carry the peopl
vari s resorts, the weather
such that all wanted a ch
bathe o1 picnic Most
people went to the Salt |
where bathing was the eg

tractor The launches A i
| Narbethong and Dixie Ru

‘ ed capacity crowds al

land canoes and private la

jdid the rest

| Every bay and beach witht!
many miles had at least on:

of pienickers, Some we

i Shawatlans, others to Metia

j and Digby Island was also vis

baking.

One of the favorite out of |
rts was Tugwell Island wi
a number of launches ¢a
large parties and wher i| sea
bathing was enjoyed |
ynditions The beach Ut

aree, fairly flat and sandy: II

in ideal spot. If it were not 4
far away Tugwelt Island w«

most popula

As it is it baat

hecolie the

for the summel

| about an hour and a hall !
lerdinary small launeh to ma
ithe run, but the route is

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isheltered and an ideal one fre,

 

 

Suppose that for one cent you could in-
sure the quality of your cake, biscuits,
etc, wouldn't that be real economy?

Well, one cent is about the difference in
the cost of a whole cake ora pan of bis-
cuits made with Dr. Price’s Cream Bak-
ing Powder as compared with cheaper
baking powders made from alum or
phosphate — a trifle, indeed, to insure
the quality and wholesomeness of your

Dr. PRICE'S

BAKING POWDER

Made from Cream of Tartar derived from Grapes

Contains No Alum—Leaves No Bitter Taste

Much sk

CREAM

 

 

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