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LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
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BM
SB
1
ft
1
I
gMggr
jmVsVHBBBJ.
Developing
an
(1
Printing
Daily
Service
Films
left
in
before
noon
finished
the
same
Oral
MOVIES
ZTim
Pioneer
Druqgists
T
Itesall
Start
OF
THE
TRIP
make
the
fun
last
SLIP
a
Cinf-KoJik
Eight
into
the
pocket
of
your
car
sod
you're
ready
to
capture
the
meek-end's
fun
in
movies
you'll
be
proud
to
show.
Expensive?
Not
a
bit
Mot-ies
oi
iterate
news-reel
length
cost
less
than
10c
a
scene
to
make,
and
it's
all
so
simple,
jutt
aim
the
camera
and
press
the
button.
Stop
here
sod
see
this
Cine-Kodak
fight.
Phones;
11
&
K
THE
DUNES
For
a
Real
Vacation
Visit
Tlell
And
Enjoy
Fishing
-
Tennis
-
Bathing
All
the
Comforts
of
Home
Meals
to
Tempt
Your
Appetite
Special
Catering
to
Children
Milk
to
Drink
Whenever
You
Wish
Make
a
Foursome
at
Tennis
and
Take
Advantage
of
Special
Rates
For
Parties
of
Four
or
More
Write
or
Wire
For
Uekervations
MADAME
RAJAUT,
Tlell,
Q.C.I.
Sail
on
Prince
Charles
fw
Prt
Dements
When
in
Need
of
Lumber
and
Shingles
Phone
648
PH1LP0TT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
We
Carry
n
Stock
of
Spruce
and
Cedar
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESIlAY,
1:30
1M
Arriving
Vancouver
Thursday
X
S.8.
CAItDENA
EVEItV
FRIDAY
MIDNIGHT
Arriving
Vancouver,
Monday
AM.
kly
MlUn
to
Port
BlrajoD.
AUw
Ann.
Anjos.
Btewart
wJ
W"
Rlvr
Point.
ltv
Prtnc
Kuptrt
Bundsy.
P."..
Further
Information
regarding
aU
sailings
and.
tickets
at-
PRINCE
Hlivrsr
iniurT.
vblr
litnui.
l"hii
SSS
8.pcclal
attractions
at
the
dance
tonlf
ht,
Moose
Hall.
j
D.
McLeod
ot
Anyox
left
last
,
night
for
a
round
trip
to
Calgary
Mlis
Lambert
ol
Anyox
Vent
couth
yesterday
on
the
'Catala
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Champion
who
hare
been
ttsittnt
their
Caughter
Mrs.
!
Staines,
left
for
heme
yesterday
on
:
the
steamer
Catala.
3
3
Payne
of
Fraser
tc
Payne's
tore
returned
today
from
a
combined
buying
and
pleasure
Visit
to
Vancouver
We
oar
a
omnium
on
totd
coin
and
old
gum,
teeth,
chains,
watch
er
etc
Phone
Black
324.
B.
C
Clothiers
Limited,
tf.
The
as.
Prince
Oeorge
arrived
In
otirt
with
a
full
list
of
over
two
nun-1
dred
tourists,
most
of
whom
are'
making
the
round
Uip
to
Alaska.
There
were
two
personally
conduc-
j
ted
parties
on
boara,
Doaro-
me
uw
memoirs
u,r""?"
of
or
which
wrivcn
w
regaro.
to
the
finances
of
the
vara
BANQUET
TO
MR.
C.LAS&EY
(Continued
from
page
one)
felt
sure
he
would
make
good
in
his
new
work.
.w
Ma41H-mnr
HWKWO
UlC
.U
tIA
.i
....v...v.
1
--
(
view
that
when
Bert
left
Atiln.
If
i
he
ever
left-
he
would
be
siren
a
tvitOTtit
thrrr
lor
he
haa
tne
happy
knack
of
making
himself
a
gond
fellow
wherever,
he
went,
ne
was
weU
adapted
to
the
wont
ne
would
be
called
upon
to
do
and
he
wished
him
and
his
wife
every
success.
James
Bacon
said
they
were
all
sorry
to
see
Mr.
Ussey
go.
Unfortunately
for
Prince
Rupert
most
ot
the
people
went
away.
With
all
the
opportunities
there
were
zn
w.e
city
he
did
not
know
why
this
was.
m
wtehl
Bert
erenr
success.
ve
xi
Brown
said
he
was
giaa
to
see
Mr
Olassey
better
himself
It
was
a
pasltlon
of
trust
wnen
he
felt
he
would
fill
well
M.
P.
McCaffery
said
he
wasj
glad
to
add
his
congratulations
to
the
departing
guest.
He
had
at-
j
tended
a
number
of
similar
events
i
and
listened
to
the
speeches
andj
he
sometimes
wondered
If
there,
would
be
anyone
left
to
give
hlmj
a
unrtnff
when
his
turn
came..
someone
had
told
him
that
when!
he
left
tr-ey
would
Rive
nun
ai
wake.
Mr.
Olassey
had
that
spirit
of
co-operation
and
rnenasnip!
which
it
was
hard
to
break
away!
from,
lie
knew
that
the
spirit
of
etwdfeUowshlp
which
be
had
fii-
played
here
wouia
neip
uua
u,
new
surroundings.
Tn
tnnklni?
the
DTesentauan
w
Nkkeraon
said
the
presence
of
so
many
there
that
everting
was
ait
.
Indication
of
the
sooa
win
nis
irj-,
low
clllrens
had
for
him.
He
hoped
the
present
would
be
useful
and
that
he
would
return
often
to
see
ihls
oVd
friends.
Mr
oiaisev
in
responding
tnann-
th
rtonnrs
mast
heartily.
He
had
tried
to
treat
everyone
here
iri
and
hp
felt
that
he
couia
make
good
ln'AtUn.
even
It
at
first
It
was
a
little
diincuu
nc
wUU:
always
remember
his
frtenas
in
the
south
and
he
tr-amc
c
was
golnc
north.
Those
present
were:
Oeorge
Arnold.
E.
Anderson,
T.
W.
Brown.
W.
M.
BlacKsioca,
a.
Brookstoank
William
Brown.
.
con,
W.
Coates,
W.
Crukkshank
J.
Sandow,
James
Clcoone-.
W
Drake.
rw
rifert
Flnnlfr.
J.
rett.
Max
Hcllbroner,
Dr
Hankln-
m.
wnMer
Hume.
Joe
Jaca,
o,
j.
Judee.
P
Lotrnten,
uawui
--w
-
Matheson.
N.
Mussaiem,
vergr
n
Vtnnre
M
P.
MCCaiiery.
r.
n.
'inrUum
Pred
McLeod.
Harry
mtwwl.
Jarvls
McLeoQ.
ueorge
Nlckeson,
H.
F.
Pullen,
S,
E.
Porker.
rtim.
tinvM
n
Rns.
Tom
wan
Pred
Wesch,
Charles
Balagno,
Paul
Armour,
and
Max
AximlMen,
We
are
still
baying
old
cold,
natter's.
(tfj
You
can
rent
a
Car
at
Walkert,
as
low
as
(1
a
day
plus
1c.
a
mile
tf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
B.
Baker
and
family
have
returned
from
a
holiday
In
the
south.
Mrs.
R.
Mahood
and
son
were
passengers
on
the
Catala
yesterday
from
Anyox
to
Vancouver.
Miss
Stewart
oL
Stewart
was
a
pissenger
southbound
on
the
Catala
yesterday
bound
for
Vancou
ver.
Handling
hear
Irdshts
north
of
here
delayed
the
Catala
yesterday.
so
tnat
sne
aia
not
t
away
until
,
about
four
o'clock.
I
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Ittrpert
O.
H.
Tycho.
Smithers;
H.
P
Ca-
hfll.
Vancouver:
Oeo.
P
McColl
were
an
tn
Smithers:
Mrs.
E.
H.
Dumin.
Kltl
She
did
not
leave
until
i:30
ry
maat:
L.
U.
Stephens.
VMnn.
Victoria
this
afternoon.
A
statement
has
been
issued
in
Mrs.
D.
B.
Blue
ond
Con.
Hyder;
Mrs.
McCartney.
8urf
Point;
S
R
group,
an
orieans.
ana
nrr.
v.
"
Houston.
Cnrx.
The
money
was
tupnwru
far
books
material
and
lee
cream.
NOTICE
I
wfli
not
be
responsible
for
any
debts
incurred
by
anyone
other
than
myself:
D.
DISH
EH.
Pacific,
B.C.
Donaldson.
Port
Esslnrton
:
R
S.
nrv
irtnmr
xrhnol.
The
totallLamb.
Casnaco:
W.
McFadden.
A.
receipts
amounted
to
$17.80
andjKanudson.
Vancouver:
Valdem
the
expenditures
17.10.
Of
thelouy
V.
8chwerie
and
An
to
Lester,
former
chief
sources
of
Income
Berlin:
Mrs.
J.
W.
Reeder
and
were
from
the
Baptist
Church,
the
i
f
ajniiy.
Charles
Barrett.
Barrett
Sunday
srhool.
Mhs
Armstrong's
Lake.
B.C.:
Miss
Rose
Barrett.
Royal
Keith
S.
Price.
Vancouver:
J
D.
Sutherland.
Vancouver:
P.
Bag-
shaw
and
Pred
8tmpson.
city;
O.
.Wlnther,
Juneau.
Central
J.
Anderson
and
J.
O.
Steven
son
CJJl.
Knox
B.
Wilson,
Terrace:
S.
XL
Terry,
A.
S.
Brown.
Ketchikan;
W.
J.
Ciapperton.
Cedarvale.
Savoy
Mr.
and
Mrs
R
E.
Hogan,
Tyee.
B.C
.
Dan
E
Hill
CSU.
"If
my
tlm
bby
bojr
ni
wilii
colk
or
pnruh
(run
thatr
lHh
1
r
tbf-rn
m
Bby'
0
Tblrt
kod
tbey
wert
ooo
Mltrp,
M,i
Mr.
T
Twdy.
474
Millwood
Rd..
Toronto.
Tbr
tmrtt
litlte
taUfU
tumn
th
mum
of
IrrtfulorM
od
tk
chad
bmmM
happy
and
wU
kcun
AIllbrom-roan
aJoiraU
of
Utile
iolk
are
promptly
and
Jfl
cotwtl
with
l)f
WiUlama
Baby
Own
TaUrta.
I'm
25e
at
youi
dracewt'a.
m
DfWillumf
25T
Moose
Hall
SPECIAL
DANCE
STROLLERS'
ORCHESTRA
With
Cabaret
Entertainment
Tonight,
July
25
10
Till
2
Admission
50c
LAWN
FENCE
55
Inches,
To
Clear
per
foot
Scroll
Top
Gates
Special
14c
$3.45
PAINT
SPECIAL
Commander
House
Paint
gallons
469
Handy
Cans
All
11L
each
Brown
Shingle
Qft
Cft
0J
Stain,
4-gal.
cans
Kaien
Hardware
Phone
5
II
OW!
Van's
Bakery
Opposite
Boston
Cafe
Quality
Breads
4
for
25c
At
AU
Grocers
Labelled
en
Bottom
For
Your
Protection
Phone
190
The
Commodore
Cafe
Has
converted
the
Cabaret
into
a
dining-room
for
Afternoon
Teas
Catering
to
bridge
parties
both
afternoons
and
evenings,
supplying
cards
and
score
cards
free
of
charge.
Don't
Forget
the
50c
Sunday
Chicken
Dinner
GET
A
REAL
REST
And
Change
ot
Cllmite
FURNISHED
CABINS
Also
Room
and
Board
Mrs.
Birnie's
Camp
Lake
Kathlyn
If
You
Have
Used
Furniture
TO
SELL
Get
In
touch
with
D.Elio
rd
Av
onnosito
Moose
Hall
He
buys
and
sells
everything
our
SALE
el
-
Running
Shoes
and
Summer
Footwear
Too
many
running
shoes
have
been
purchased
and
werplan
to
give
Prince
Rupert
people
an
opportunity
to
buy
the
finest
makes
at
prices
that
elsewhere
would
have
to
be
paid
for
inferior
goods,
mrougn
our
plan
of
giving
our
customers
real
values
in
au
kinds
of
footwear
we
have
built
up
a
clientele
that
returns
to
us
again
and
Again.
Why
Not
Buy
Your
Running
Shoes
Today?
W
have
them
n
most
bf
the
best
makes
and
styles
and
the
prices
talk
for
themselves.
Drop
in
and
look'
them
over.
COMPARE
OUR
PRICES
Child's
sizes,
4
to
1031
69c
i
Micsoa'
ii
tn.
9
89c
i
llilDny
A.
W
at
Youth's,
11
to
ISA
:.
-85c
.;
'
-v
S
1
to
5
:
.yoc
Boys,'
v.
.
.
.
.
(
Ladies;
3
to
8
v..
1
79c
e
in
11
i
QQp
P-
H
men
&,uiun
...
.t
......
.
Summer
and
Holiday
Footwear)
We
are
specializing
in
those
new
snappy
lines
of
ciiTnmor
nnrl
hn1irlv
'footwear
that
add
so
much
to
holiday
enjoyment
and
foot
comfort,
at
amazingly
low
prices.
We
Accept
City
Scrip
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
Classified
Ads
i
'-
1
;
"H"
FOR
SALE
MODERN
House.
Close
In,
$200.
balance
easy.
Hart.
tf.
'.
FUHNITURE
for
sale
at
61
6th
Atenue
near
Pulton.
PIANO,
cabinet
radio,
dining-room
suite,
carpet
Apply
Mrs.
OBrien,
308
Fifth
Ave.
West.
Phone
Bed
403.
m
FOR
SALE
Crown
Grant
timber
land.
Location
L&kelse
Valley,
near
Terrace
B.C.
Por
lnforma-tion
write
to
March
ie
B.
Boyn-ton
Box
187,
Juneau
Alaska.
187
TRANSFERS
CAMERON'S
Transfer.
Phone.
177.
Birch,
Jackplne,
Cedar.-
tf
.tuni-D
klir
V.1T1A9
HAffiDRESSER
,
I
PERMANENT
WAVING!
.
Odster
Carl;
Latest
-Style
KJUBONB
BEAUTY
SHOPPB
PAINTERS
PAINTING
and
Papertangifi'i
Moller.
Phone
Red
802.
4
M
LAS1
.CT
I
Satire
of
lotmtlMi
itmtiM
to
to
apply
spply
tJ
t!
t
Pnrehaa
iJind
-
1.
"
tain
tog
400
aerev
more
or
There
wUl
he
offered
tar
aale
hy
Puh-'
FREDERICK
rjrou
on
the
seventeenth
lh)
day
ot
Isil
k.
Itenuv
T.lllOfl
Sit-
u&todion
LyeU
Wand.
Q
CI.
to
cut
X-
077
It
B
91
OI
oprure.
vroar
lock.
Provided
anyone
unable
to
t-
tend
the
Auction
In
person.
mruV
nut
a
seajea
xenoer
w
"l"-
Uie
hour
of
Auction
and
treated
oue
bid.
Twn
tmltb
will
be
allowed
for
remo
val
of
this
Umber.
more
or
le.
Lot
143S,
aakl
to
contain
918
acres,
more
or
leea,
and
Lot
1434,
Mild
to
contain
72
acres,
molt
OT
AXi
HI
-
wtrmriB
mw,f
nf
Itmui
OS
the
above
rwiM.
nt
tmu
huiurti
In
the
name
aid
has
been
nied
m
uiws
rarar.
plratton
of
one
tnowth
Jretn
the
dte
of
proruional
Oruflmte
of
Title
in
Heu
nf
Mirf
tout
rertincate.
unless
In
the
meanttme
valid
objection
be
made
to
DATED
at
the
Lana
ntmuj
-..4t-.
Print
RuDert.
BC,
thU
S3rd
day
of
juiy.
kx.
m.
wrtvfW5rtM
AnunAn
.
.
1
Deputy
Besutrar
oi
TlUes.
Reordlal
DJstrkt
ot
Bab
tour
Onst
DlatrlSR
and
situate
about
me
mutt
mouth
ot
tbc
Kliutte
KlTer
on
w
Ka-t
terS.
,
Take
nottc
tnat
L
rreoenca
Vanewrrer.
BC.
occupation
mu;w
ooarator,
ttteoda
to
apply
lor
wr
aitaelotl
to
pvictaf
tn
following
fl-scribe4
Hoax:
ComVTirtng
a
a
poax
piauiro
-w
foot
filsSauee
from
the
-wltneA
PS-f5
the
V.tt
aide
of
Lot
1TZ.
tbene
erly
to
chains;
thence
Southerly
20
ehUi:
thence
Easterly
80
chalaa:
tMtn-
WrtMiT
20
enain
ana
eotir
Uc
Anlon
t
the
oTfloj
Ot
the
DlStflct
j
Dated
10a
lar
of
May.
K
RHELLY.
iOSZBXU
ACT
CERTlllCAtE
Of
lMfBOrEMtSIti.
SOTICE
1
jUtet
FlVJOonal
UtoerU
Claim,
itt-
the
hour
ot
Autftloh
and
treated
as
on
I
uate
n
the
AUia
lXlnlng
DlvVHon
ol
KM
IpucriAf
'TVAtrlHt.
www
-
.
1
Ta
teara
1H
be
allowed
tor
repw-l
Tal
Of
thla
timber
,
j
veiw
,
located
on
left
bank
of
tna
Tulae-q,TARKT?CmCE
that
'
H.
McX.
Plief
:V.WU..B
w
-
...
-
.
...
-
.
.
toria.
Dlrtrlot
rorr-iter.
Prince
"iiiupm.
aotmg
u
Agett
ror
Tku
mum
twa-or
R&nart
J-
B.
Soott.
tockepart,
QCJ
t
ctlnc
Aent
for
Taku
llne
Compaht
-
lt.imttd.
PreeltlnefaCeruheate
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