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SIX
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S.
WALLACE
CO.,
LTD.
WEEK-END
Children's
Coats
Values
to
$9.50,
for
Girls'
Tweed
Coatsr-Values
to
$16.50,
at
PHONE
9
$5.50
$9.75
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
9
ippem
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD
"
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
R.C.
10-Day
Closing
Sale
Peterborough
Boats
&
Canoes
Below
Factory
Cost
Second
Ave,
next
to
Post
Office
P.O.
Box
913
Phone
Blue
315
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04
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Want
Ads
Let
Them
Be
Your
Broker
in
Buying
arid
Selling
Somebody
Is
waiting
to
buy
that
house
or
bedroom
set,
or
Coat
you
have
to
sell.
Somebody
is
waiting
to
sU
that
car,
or
typewriter,
or
whatercr
else
it
Is
you
are
in
the
market
for.
Get
the
habit
of
shopping
the
Want
Ads.
You'll
find
undi
earned
of
bar-ains-iundreamed
4hrough
of
opportunities.
Do
your
shopping
through
these
columns
and
see
how
profitable
and
pleasant
it
Is.
BEAD
arid
USE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Phone
98
"If
it's
fully
told
it's
quickly
sold"
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FUUITS
&
VEGETABLES
Apricots
Last
call
for
04
e?A
per
doz.
.'.
Peaches
Large
slxc
per
doz
.
Plums
per
5-lb.
basket
king
Cherries
5
lbs
Cukes
2
for
Hothouse
Tomatoes
2
lbs
:
Corn
on
Coo
per
doz
Fresh
Green
Pcas-i.
V'
P
oubs
:
Green
&
Wax
Beans-
Sweet
Oranges-'
A
Per
doz
40c,
50c,
Sunklst'
Lemons
Large
per
doz.
n
SPECIALS
Friday
and
Saturday
Tea
Sets,
nice
quality
China
in
dainty
designs.
23
piece
sets.
)
fjfij
Very
special,
per
set
.
.
v
Ladies'
Cretonne
or
-fl
AA
Broadcloth
Smocks,
ea.vivW
Wool
two-piece
Bathing
Suits
and
one-piece
garments.
Q
val.
to
$5.50,
very
special
V
COATS
Ladies'
Coats
in
Poiret
Twill
Crepe
v
'
de-chene
lined,
with
fur
collar
trim.
SS"0....
$19.50
v
'
n
Children's
Tweed
Coats,
4
to
7
years.
Values
to
$6.50
jg
gQ
Bemberg
Full
fashioned
Silk
Hose,
a
new
shipment
just
in.
In
C
4
AA
all
popular
shades,
pr.
v
Men's
or
Ladies'
Cotton
Bathing
Suits,
each
.
.
.
50c
Finest
quality
Rubber
Diving
,7'?P
Helmets,
to
$1.25,
each
...
ox
Brocaded
Rayon
Silk
in
7
4-Of
beautiful
colors,
yd
TOWELS
White
Turkish
Towels
with
colored
border
of
pink,
mauve
blue,
7IZp
etc.
Splendid
quality,
pr.
.
.
THIRD
AVE.
&
FULTON
ST.
I
Anyox
Scouts
to
Camp
Terrace
Members
of
the
Anyox
troop
of
Boy
Scouts
are
expected
to
arrive
from
the
northern
mining
town
at
(
the
week-end
and
after
a
couple
of
days
here
will
entrain
for
the
Terrace
district
where
they
will
camp
for
a
couple
of
weeks.
GOOD
NEWS
FOR
the
Whole
Family
HERE
IS
WHERE
YOU
CAN
SAVE
SIONEf
ON
YOUR
CHOCOLATE
CHOCOLATE
BARS
Large
assortment
to
choose
OCT
from.
7
bars,
One-Cent
Candy
6
for
Sunnybrook
3-lb.
brick
..
II
UTTER
Hollybrook,
Woodland
and
E.
C.
D.,
per
lb.
Boneless
Hams
per
lb
preserving,
per
crate
Fresh
Pears
5c
$1.05
38c
30c
40c
40c
65c
95c
25c
35c
65c
50c
i0
60c
40
THE
DAILY
NEWS
$2,000
LOT
BIG
PRIZE
Membership
tickets
for
the
fair
arq.beiogj
sold
readily
this
ye&x,
rei!y?cause
pt
theraluablty'
lot
wllcls
being
offeredas
a
prize
to
one
of
'the
purchasers.
This
iot
in
Third
Ave.
is
valued
at
$2,000
al
though
no
offer
for
that
amount
has
been
secured.
It
is
pointed
out
by
a
member
of
he
FalrBoard
that
the
lower
part
'
if
Third
Ave.
toward
McBrlde
3treet
is
developing
rapidly.
The
Besner
Block
brought
business
that
way
and
how
the
new
liquor
store"
.vlll
be
an
additional
development
which
will
add
to
the
value
of
pro
perty.
In
a
year
or
two
this
lot
may
easily
be
worth
$5,000.
In
addition
to
the
chance
of
win
ning
the
lot,
purchasers
of
tickets
have
the
satisfaction
of
knowing
they
are
helping
the
fair
and
If
they
are
exhibitors
they
do
not
have
to
pay
entry
fees.
nthusiastic
OverTulsequah
William
Webster,
old
time
pros-
tor,
and
well
known
in
the
Interior,
was
a
passenger
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
from
Tulsequah
yester
day.
Mr.
Webster
is
very
enthusiastic
egarding
this
new
mining
field.
rhere
are
undoubtedly
large
and
'aluable
mining
deposits
there.
He
las
had
chances
of
forming
part-lerships
to
develop
some
of
the
irospects
but
feels
that
the
district
3
really
one
to
be
handled
by
only
ttie
large
mining
companies.
He
himself
Is
now
returning
to
Burns
Lake
district
whence
he
will
iroceed
to
Francois
Lake
and
the
nterior
to
carry
on
work
for
the
,'onsolldated
Mining
Company.
Well
Known
Tug
Visiting
This
Port
The
Cape
Sqott,
Pacific
Coyle
Navigation
Company's
tug
with
the
log
barge
Bisgayne
arrived
in
port
yesterday
to
load
logs
at
the
Big
Bay
Company
for
the
Powell
River
Pulp
and
Paper
Mills.
The
tug
Crfteftaln
also
belonging
to
the
Pacific
Navigation
Company
(s
due
with
two
scows
of
coal
for
Albert
arid
McCaifery.
Denmark
exports
more
than
any
other
nation.
Beeklst
Honeyj-.,
2V'2's,
tin
.....i..:..A..
Sunnybrook
Creamery
Butter,
3-lb.brick
...
Little
Chip
Orange
or
7-oz.
Jar
.
.
i.
Fresh
Fig
Bar
per
lb.
butter
Week-End
Specials
Nabob
Soups
Vegetable,
Oxtail
or
Tomato.
2
tins
Ashcroft
Catsup
26-oz.
bottle
Hallow!
Dates
3
lbs
:
25c
25c
25c
45c
$1.15
Lemon
Marmalade,
2's,
tin
Nabob
Sllved
Peaches
2
8-oz.
tins
,60c
Halls
Chicken
Livers
in
Jelly
HtZn
11-oz.
Jar
Map
of
Italy
Olive
Oil
32-oz.
tin
Garibaldi
Olive
Oil
32-oz.
tin
Eggs,
Fresh
Extras
3
doz
.T
,.
$1.10
65c
$1.15
25c
Pickled
Pigs
Fcet'Cutlets
QK
25c
Johmtos
Fi6or,.,vy-
nsp
9i.AngUshiFlQCf
(VaiiipH
A
I
il-lb.iiln
(tf.iX...iv:.
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'Bartlett
Pears
lAn
ALL
ORDERS
OF
$5.00
AND
OVER!
large
size,
per
doz
DELIVERED
FREE
OF
CHARGE
Diamond
Blue
Plums
mi
-s
I
Per
basket
75c
1
he
tiConomy
-j
a
11
,
mi..
Cash
&
Carry
Mm
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"!
P
GAJ1UI'A.
Proprietor
I
rhone
360
319
Third
Ave.
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
1
TRIED
NUMEROUS
REMEDIES,
.
f
i
Expresses
Appreciation
to
Kellogg
Company
for
Relief
If
you
are
troubled
with
constipation,
this
letter
from
Mr.
John
J.
Mulligan
(address
on
request)
will
interest
you:
"Thli
li
limply
a
letlfr
of
appreciation
for
tha
wonderful
resulta
I
tiara
obtained
through
th
usa
of
KeUogc't.
ALL-BRAN.
"For
years.
In
fact
eer
line
ray
return
from
France.
I
have
been
troubled
with
constipation
and
Hi
companion
Ills.
I
tried
numerous
remedies
In
vairj
Finally
In
dee.
titration,
not
wishing
to
be
a
slave
to
laiatlves
all
my
life,
I
turned
to
Kellogg'e
ALL-BRAN.
The
results
were
remarkabla
and
quick
In
fact
the
next
day
long-hoped-for
relief
became
a
happy
reality."
The
Kellogg
Company
has
received
thousands
of
similar
letters
In
praise
of
ALL-BRAN,
the
product
that
is
positively
guaranteed
to
relieve
both
temporary
and
recurring
constipation-It
also
adds
needed
iron
to
the
diet
and
builds
health.
Eat
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
with
milk
or
cream
...
in
soups,
salads
and
fruit
Juices
...
in
cooked
foods
and
hot
breads.
Your
grocer
has
ALL-BRAN
in
the
red-and-green
Package.
Served
everywhere.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario,
JlrLL-BRAN
'Improved
in
Texture
and
Taste.'
Ghost
oi
Camel
First
Ever
Known
ADELAIDE.
Aust..
Aug.
7:
What
natives
believed
to
be
the
ghost
of
a
camel
and
what
zoo
authorities
believe
is
the
first
pure
white
camel
in
existence
has
been
discovered
near
the
Wlrraminna
cattle
station.
With
the
Increase
in
automobiles,
thousands
of
camels
have
been
turned
loose
to
fend
for
themselves.
Within
recent
months
rumors
of
a
holy
camel"
disturbed
aborigine
camps.
R.
K.
Jenkins,
manager
of
the
cattle
station,
determined
to
Inves
tigate
the
apparition
and
discovered
It
to
be
an
albino
cameL
The
camel
now
U
in
the
Adelaide
Zoo.
MANY
MEET
MR.
SANF0RD
President
of
B.
C.
Conference
of
United
Church
.Given
'
ltcceplipiv
IS
VERY
OPTIMISTIC
There
was
a
splendid
attendance
llast
evening
at
the
United
Church
to
welcome
Rev.
O.
B.Sanford,
president
of
the
B.
C.
Conference
of
the
United
Church
of
.Canada.
In
the
absence
of
the.
pastor,
Rev.
A.
Wilson,
who
Is
on
his
way
to
England
at
present,
Rev..
C.
E.
Motte
presided,
and
Mrs.
A.
Wilson
was
pianist.
Mr.
Sanford
expressed
his
great
pleasure
at
the
warmth
of
his
reception
and
the
large
audience.
The
only
chilly
experience
he
had
endured
during
his
visit
so
far
was
at
the
Cold
Storage
plant.
He
spoke
of
the
experiences
he
had
enjoyed
so
far
on
his
trip
which
had
taken
Mm
to
many
i
points
on
the
coast.
The
revelation
iof
the
heroic
and
magnificent
work
;
of
the
ministers
of
the
church
was
almost
overwhelming.
At
Bella
Bella,
at
Bella
Coola,
and
In
the
Kltimaat
district
the
fabric
of
the
community
life
washing
practically
reconstructed
as
a
result
of
the
Christian
Influences
of
the
church
workers.
There
was
a
very
large
attendance
at
Bella
Bella
where
he
had
conducted
the
induction
service
for
Rev.
P.
Kelly.
In
spite
of
he
fact
that
the
fishing
season
was
at
Its
height
there
was
a
practically
full
attendance
of
the
Bella
Bella
Indians
led
by
their
chief.
I
The
hospitals
at
Bella
Bella
and
at
Bella
Coola
were
also
visited
and
here
the
work
of
the
medical
missionaries
was
splendid
beyond
description.
A
particularly
Impressive
(experience
was
that
of
seeing
the
:
magnificent
lasting
memorial
to
the
late
Dr.
Spencer
who
had
died
In
that
idstrlct.
Mr.
Sanford
had
known
Dr.
Spencer's
wife
who
had
been
a
school
male
of
his
and
as
he
stood
before
the
tombstone
erected
,by
the
Indians
In
appreciation
of
jhls
work
he
felt
that
here
indeed
'was
one
who
had
followed
In
his
'Master's
steps.
Mr.
Sanford
made
a
plea
for
a
greater
spirit
of
brotherhood
among
,
all
workers.
The
haplness
and
sal-
3m
MJ
u
isiiixiBaxiaiiKiii
1
WEDNESDAY
and
tIIURSD.V
x.rw
oiiuna
-
7
and
..
William
Haines
"NAVY
BLUES'
A
Riotous
Comedy
All
Talkw
With
Anita
Paje
and
KwlD,,
SHORT
COMEDY
-
"RIDE
'KM
COWI50Y"
SKETCII-"Conan
Boyf
Krrvtr
.....
.
...
.....
w
Mu.,.-..
i
imnur
Admission
-
-
zan,.
vation
of
the
race
vn..
,
the
work
of
the
elm
in
Interpreting
tin
.
m
,
:
their
Master
In
activ.
.1.
church
is
most
pros;
.
the
most
solvent
an
i
n...
(rounded
institution
m
day.
If
the
church
fmi
,
m
n
of
leading
the
country
in
cl
ing
a
Christian
social
what
else
will
maint.un
dards
of
morality
and
t:,
civilization?
pr
sr
h
l
ib
r
A
Marquis,
Sask.,
Mother's
Experience
Little
Joyce
Taylor',
mother
writes!
"The
fir.t
three
month,
of
her
life
Joyce
had
a
hard
time
finding
a
suitable
food.
Nothing
teemed
to
agree
with
her.
Then
we
put
her
on
Eagle
Brand
and
from
her
very
Tint
feed
she
come
rifiht
along.
I
went
by
the
directions
on
the
can.
Now
at
13
month,
the
ia
sweet,
happy
child
in
perfect
health
all
the
time."
And
from
Saint
John,
N.B.
Mrs.
Gourley
writes:
"One
after
another
different
food,
were
tried
for
our
baby,
but
Una
couldn't
digest
them.
At
birth
.he
weighed
1
4
lb.
hut
the
dropped
to
1
0
lb,
at
3
month.
Then
we
tried
Eagle
Brand
and
.he
began
to
thrive
almost
immediately.
At
year,
she
weighed
40
lbs."
CONDENSED
Milk
mm
X
JL
f
JUL
VM,
"V
Tost
bobies
show
normal
progress.
Thot
is
quite
natural.
If
your
baby
is
not
stca
Jily
gaining
consult
your
doctor.
If
fc
is
a
food
problem,
we
suggest
that
yoti
and
your
doctor
consider
Eagle
Brand
For
bottle-fed
babies,
Eagle
Brand
hs
been
the
standby
of
mothers
for
three
generations.
It.
is
especially
valuable
in
difficult
feeding
cases,
being
such
a
sac
food
pure,
uniform,
easily
digested.
You
will
be
pleased
to
sec
your
baby
begin
to
thrive
immediately
when
placed
on
n
carefully
prepared
EaglcBrand
diet.
It
is
highly
endorsed
by
doctors
and
nurses.
ILafde
rand
it"
;
I.itric
i
A
hearty
vote
of
th.u.,
n
.
:orded
the
speaker
at
th"
ri;.t
sion
of
hla
talk
on
ti:-
m
i,,,:
,;
Rev.
Motte,
and
refn
i,in,
,
then
served
by
the
Latin
A;u
SPARROWS
ALL
SHOT
PERTH,
Aust..
Aim
7
inspector
of
vermin
ha
last
sparrow
In
this
Ma',
have
never
been
allowed
here,
but
two
of
thrm
i
a
ship
at
Freemantle
ib
igo.
FREE
BABY
BOC&S
Mail
thi.
coupon
to
The
Borden
Co.
Homer
Arc.de
Bldg.,
Vancouver,
if
yo"
mfirL.
coplea
of
"Baby's
Welfare"
and
"The
B"
cw
Address
...........
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b::i
.
El
i
;.it
CPJl.
steamer
Pr::i
chs-lotto.
Captain
C.
C.
S.i;nv
J
port
from
Alaska
ar.d
nn
:it
polnti
yesterday
alun.-
n
y,
3)
and
left
again
for
V.in'
wr
1
k
n
in
urilll
n
lavriff
n:
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li