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PAGE
FOUR
YUKON
HAS
Trades
And
Labor
WAR
SLANG
'CHIEFS
OF
COME-BACK
congress
Hedges
S
STYLISH
ALLIES
IN
Gold
of
Klondjke
Again
Attracts
Miners
Support
In
War
LONDON
Oni
Sept
26
CP
e
ades
an
OTTAWA.
September
26:
.CP,-
LiC"l
,n
w!o
The
Canadian
Totam.
once
the
c.anada
mecca
of
gold
seekers
on
this
caivff
L
TZtZ:
Great
Britain
and
Canada
to
tlnent.
is
ajem
earning
into
prom-
September
26:
Parliament
has
the
Klondvke
"rush-
wa
mart,
m
1891
n--n
1898
and
1906
up-
votd
nMmeJ'
necessary
for
wards
of
$100,000000
In
gold
was
Ulwui
uu
UIuanun
lorees
taken
f--
he
gravels
of
Bon-
OTerea
Part
01
this
money
is
be-anza.
BWrdo,
Hunker
Dominion
teken
trom
general
reenu?
I
and
Surnhur
Creeks
and
their
butarles.
and
the
remainder
will
be
e
borrow
ed.
Income
taxes
are
USE
FOR
HEAD
COLDS
NASAL
INFECTIONS
15c
Ormes
Ltd.
ZTJi
Pioneer
Drtuzg
fats
The
UewM
rftore
Phones:
81
It
tZ
Opi.
Dally
from
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
pjn.
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
DOfKIOOOOOfOOKOOOOOOOODOOaOOOOOOOOOU0MOOOOOOOO
r.
.
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
f
Mild
Cured
Salmon
t
15c
pkg.
For
Lunrh
jii
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Ilors
d'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
K.eps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Columbia
Words
And
Term
Of
Last
Conflict
fighters.
Much
of
their
salty
lexicon
Is
or
win
be
back
in
the
day-to-day
news.
Do
yoa
remember:
Dog-ftght
Aerial
battle
between
fighting
plane.
Archies
Anti-aircraft
guns.
Blighty
Home.
Ladies
from
Hell
Kitted
Scots.
PotTa
French
sokher.
Anzacs
Aastranan-New
Zealand
Army
Corps.
Tommy
Atkins
British
soldier.
Cone
West
Killed.
Asheans
Depth
charges
dropped
on
undersea
craft
from
sab-chasers.
Camel
Corps
Infantry,
because
they
were
piled
so
hien
wtth
equipment
Fire
Works
Night
bombardment
Red
Cap
or
Brass
Hat
British
Staff
Officers.
OW
Man
Company
or
Regimen
tal
head.
Ammo
Ammunition.
Cootie
A
flea.
borrow-i
1
.
T
being
tn-iAustnan
Legion
creased
and
there
are
also
tax
increases
on
inheritance,
wine,!
I
n
AlH
AlllPQ
It's
the
cumulative
effect
of
ad-
spirits,
tobacco,
beer
and
manv,
1
u
"o
:
vertlslnc
that
counts.
other
commodities.
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P
g
MENTHOLATED
FACE-ELLE
AIDS
DISPOSABLE
HYGIENIC
Former
Vice
-
Chancellor
Heads
Fighting
Force
Aeainst
Hitlerism
PARIS,
September
28::
The
former
vice-chancellor
of
Austria
onnminiMrl
Ka
Ka
vimiM
wwn
tain.
In
an
interview
here
he
said
I
that
the
terrible
menace
of
Hltler-
ism
must
be
destroyed.
Prince
George
Boy
Is
Killed
Inquest
Being
Conducted
Into
Death
of
Boy
Shot
By
22-Calibre
Rifle
1
PRINCE
GEORGE
September
26:
(CP)
An
Inquest
Is
being
conducted
here
Into
the
death
of
ten
year
old
Robert
Wenchell
who
was
killed
by
a
bullet
from
a
twenty-two
calibre
rifle
at
a
lake
near
here.
T
LAN
If
Ml
Notice
K
Intention
To
Apply
To
I
.raw
I
.and
In
AUln
Land
Iteeordtng
Dtatrlot
of
Ouur
Uad
DlTUton
aikI
attuate
on
Pin
Crfek
about
a
mile
below
th
Pltw
Creek
Falls.
Take
notlr
h
Waiter
W.
Jotamm
of
San
rranctaco.
Caltf..
ooeueaUon
Mine
Operator
Inteodii
to
apply
for
a
v.":
iviivhji
amcruwo
imlio
Gonimeocins;
at
a
port
ptafitea
atnut
200"
ft
tuathduterlr
from
the
old
ponrfer
houe
three
southerly
600
tt
:
thewe
wwiUTly
500
ft
thence
northerly
400
ft.:
thence
easterly
600
ft.
and
containing
10
acre,
more
or
ton
Being
a
relocation
of
the
old'
power
noun
tt
once
owned
Jjy
the
Brttten-Amertaan
Dm˚
Co.
Ltd.
WALTER
W
JOHNSON
By
Waiter
RanmuMeii.
Agent.
Dated
fteptember
.
1999.
IN
THE
MATTHTl
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
THE
LATE
EU
OREEN.
DECEASED,
Indian
cl
the
Pont
Ewtngton
band
tntea-taie
Take
Notice
that
by
virtue
of
auth-orlty
of
the
Superintendent
Oeneral
of
Indian
Affair.
Ottawa.
J
wa
appointed
admintolrator
of
the
Mrtat
of
Ell
urm.
deoowt)
IndUn
of
Port
&wltM-on
band
In
the
Prortnee
of
British
Columbia.
All
peraens
harlng
etalm
agalnct
the
estate
are
hereby
required
to
fur-Wah
aame
prcperly
yertflnl
to
me
on
or
before
the
thu-tteth
day
of
September,
nd
all
partlea
Indebted
to
the
eatate
re
required
to
MtuUe
their
Indebted-ne
to
me
forUwrlth.
J.
OILLETT.
Indian
Agent.
'
TENDERS
INVITED
Anglican
Synod
of
Caledonia
Tenders
are
Invited
for
the
nf
f
hp
Mntn
rn,n,.u
Hope'
also
for
a
suitable
marine'
engine
(Installed).
These
two
tenders
to
be
submitted
separately.
Spe-
-.di.iuiis,
uians
ana
iun
parucu-i
lars
can
be
had
at
the
Ward
Elec-
.
trie"
&
Marine
Supply
Company,!
Chief
TEX
DAILT
KX7S
Tuesday
September
:j
WAR
ARMS
Alain
In
Use
j
Commander
la
The
IIix.h
Pests
Of
F1(htinr
Forrn
U,
Words
and
ra
HW
snisswea-i
war
led
ter
mere
than
38
yean
are
dc-i
LONDON,
September
2fi:
(CP
effort.
"w
M
!oX
arms
te
Ewepe.
'
L
"D.
quaier-eetry
vt,r
Utile
lode
fold
has
ber
pro-
n
1
1
TT
due'dtn
tSTuSSU.
SrT.
Cranbrook
Having
rlSSE
hpwrrr.
the
Dominion
Department
i"!
1,
r
.1
of
Mine,
and
Resources
announc-
WpstVr
F.YfrPTTIPQ
f7
!
ITZTIZ.
ed
an
important
production
of
"
waww
c
.
-
...
j..
Imie.
mie.
sarrouBdaws
and
feuew-
vv
t.
pa,avs
ituiti
a
HMifcwg
mw
trlct
of
the
territory
Aroand
the
turn
of
the
century
production
of
gold
from
the
Yukon
touched
a
mil
Hon
ounces.
A
decline
set
in
Cld
at
Sight
and
Warm
In
Day
Is
Order
Now
In
Crow's
Nest
Tass
Country
soon
afterward
for
many
years.
,
but
in
the
last
decade
there
has
CRANBROOK,
Sept.
26:
(CP)
ben
considerable
recovery.
Seasonal
weather
vagarie
are
be-Durlng
1938
a
brick
of
crude
ins
experienced
here
with
tem-
gold
welshing
84
ounces
was
pro-
peratures
ranging
from
sharp
frosts
dueed
at
the
Laforraa
mine
in
the
at
night
the
first
of
the
fall,
to
Freehold
Mountain
area
in
the
warm
days
of
eighty
above
Carmecks
district.
This
was
the
.
first
nrodoetkm
of
the
area
and
the
first
cold
produced
in
the
Nnvir
palonn
.
Yukon
from
a
lode
gold
property
A1C"
jCCUOIIU
j
for
many
years.
During
the
first
IJ
T?
4h-ee
months
of
1939
aprolmfttely
Vf
ar
rlllcinCeS
250
'nncfi
of
fine
gold,
including
pulll"n
and
concentrates,
have
been
Produced
from
the
mill
In
3Ioney
Voted
For
Overseas
Force
the
area,
and
expectations
are
that
Taxes
Being
Increased
-
the
nt-i
will
average
from
300
.t0
n
rvn
of
gold
per
month.
Th
iiscovery
which
led
to
WELLINGTON.
New
Zealand.
U
reawakened
today
by
the
clash
BrtUsh
and
French
commanders
the
varWus
high
posts
of
the
navies,
armies
and
air
forces
fellow:
British
Navy
First
Sea
Lord
-Admiral
of
the
Fleet
Stc
Dudley
Pound.
Cosoatander-tn
-
Chief.
Home
Fleet
Aamtrat
Sir
Charles
Forbes.
r-te
-Chief.
Mediter
ranean
Fleet
Wee-Admiral
Sih
Andrew
Cunningham
Commander-In
-ChWj
America
and
West
Indie--tce-Adinlral
Sir
8ldney
Meyrfck.
Commander-tn
-Chief.
China
SU-
Uon
Admiral
Sir
Percy
'oble.
In
Charge
at
Malta
Vice-
Admiral
W.
T.
R.
Ford.
British
Army
Conusandef-Bi-Chlef
of
British
Field
Forces
General
Viscount
Gort.
Chief
ef
the
Imperial
General
8taff-General
Sir
Edmund
Iron
side.
Cnmmander-tn-Chlef
of
the
Met
Commander
-
in
-
Chief
in
the
Near
BBev-Ueat-Oeneral
Archi
bald
Wave.
CommajKttag
m
Palestine
and
Tranterdaa--Iiut-G9neral
M.
O.
R.
Barker.
BriUsh
Air
Forre
Chief
of
the
Air
SUff
Air
Chief
Marshal
Sfcr
Dridley
NewaO.
Chief
of
Fighter
Command
Air
Chief
Marshal
sir
Hugh
T.
Dowd-ing.
Chief
of
Bomber
Command
Air
Chief
Marshal
Sir
Edgar
R.
Luetow-Hewitt.
Chief
of
Coastal
Command
Air
Chief
Marshal
Sir
Fred.
W.
Bowhill
of
the
French
Oeneral
Staff
for
Air
Owurj
virtnt-
v..n
wvut
w
Mas
iemin.
cmer
of
the
French
General
SUff
for
Navy
Admiral
of
the
Fleet
Jean
Darlan.
French
Commander-in-Chief
In
the
Near
East
-General
Weygand.
Vatican
Called
Upon
Hitler
To
Ease
On
Warsaw
ROME.
September
2:
Obser-vatore
Romano,
official
newspaper
or
the
Vatican,
yesterday
called
upon
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
of
Oermany
to
cease
the
ruthless
campaign
of
aerial
attack
upon
Warsaw.
TRAVELLKI)
PLENTY
SYDNEY.
Australia.
Scot.
26
CP
Frank,
Lamaro
has
made
the
Australian
-London
sea.
voyage
32
times
as
interpreter
on
a
liner,
so
be
has
decided
to
stop
travelling
ana
settle
In
Sydney.
He
is
an
Italian
by
birth.
GOES
FOR
TAXES
DARWIN.
Australia,
Sept.
26:
ui'i
Notined
they
owed
small
ums
as
taxe
on
land
holdings
nere,
tne
Earl
of
Rwbery
and
the
Duke
of
Manchester
replied
they
had
forgotten
the
holdings
and
were
wining
to
relmguuh
them.
ITALY
TO
FINISH
IT
PRETORIA.
Sept,
26:
(CP)
A
13-foot
statue,
to
the
national
monument
to
the
Voortrekkers,
South
African
pioneers,
has
been
cast
here.
First
work
of
It
size
to
be
cast
In
the
Union,
t
will
be
finished
In
Italy.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
-
-
All
tenders
to
be
submitted
to
C
C
P'
R
stcamer
Princess
Louise,
V.
Kvitt,
Synod
Office.
Prince
Ru-f00"1-
s
K-
ray
Is
due
In
port
pert.
B.C.,
marked
"Mission
Bontlat
3:45
this
aftm
nnn
f
mm
Rkan-
Tender."
not
later
than
Saturday,
way
and
other
northern
noints
ucwoer
7tn,
i39,
the
lowest
or
any
tinrt
h
'
tender
will
not
necessarily
be
ac-
n
at
5
:,im-'
for
ceoted.
Isouth,
j
Methodists
Urge
Peace
Conference
American
Church
T.odT
Urtes!
Nation
To
Kefuse
War
SuppUes
Or
Financial
Help
To
Belhrr
rents
EVANSTON.
IlunoU.
September
26:
The
Methodist
Church,
at
a
national
conference
here,
nrged
an
international
peace
conference
in
the
hone
of
ending
the
present
European
conflict
Prosecuting
Profiteers
Attorney
General
Invites
Thme
Having
Evidence
Te
Submit
It
To
Department
to
..ti
vt.uA
n.-A
s
a..
a.
Chief
of
R.
A
F.
Middle
East-1
.
.
.
"
HOW-
i
.
,..,,14
.
.uramww
wma
oarometer,
J0.O7
g.ize
an
Austrian
Legion
to
fight
on
Air
Marahall
William
MttcheU.I';v7
u!"
77'
S
the
side
of
Franc
and
Oreat
Bri-
French
Forces
inteadyi.
temperature.
SI,
u.h
light
s
,
.
.
.
.!
M
.
.
...
swelL
sweiL
vei
oi
me
French
Oeneral
Staff
of
.the
Army.
Navy
and
Air
wee
General
Maurice
GameHn.
Chief
of
the
French
Oeneral
Staff
of
Army
Oeneral
Charles
Cotsen.
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
ealm:
barometer.
30.00;
tempera
tare.
59;
sea
smooth.
Estevan
Clear,
northwest
wind
seven
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
2S.85.
Victoria
Clear,
northeast
wind
twelve
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.W.
Vancouver
Clear,
northwest,
wind,
five
miles
per
hour
barometer.
29.85.
Prince
George
Clear,
calm:
barometer.
2959.
I
Timely
Recipes
EGGS
OREGON
STYLE
Add
V
cup
cooked
Canadian
fish
such
as
cod.
halibut
or
crab,
to
1
cup
thick
white
sauce.
Spread
mixture
on
4
slices
of
toast.
Beat
4
e'gg
whites
with
teaspoon
salt
Pile
part
of
whites
on
each
du
Canada,
Otter
Crtixk.
This
notk
was
coated
on
the
srouait
on
the
77
day
nf
April.
1919,
A
copy
or
thWi
notice
and
an
apnlw
oatlon
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
I
"Wwter
Act"
will
be
tUrd
In
the
office
of
the
Water
KeeordeT
al
AtUn.
Oblecttona
itt
the
application
may
be'
filed
with
U)e
aald
Water
Ilecorder
of
I
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
ItleHU,!
Parliament
IluJldlnga.
VWxrla,'
M.
0,!
wUhin
thirty
day
after
the
first
P-
pearifice
oi
n
notios
vn
a
looai
news,
paper.
WALTER
W.
JOHNSON,
Applicant,
nr
Walter
IUmiuun,
Ajttnt.
The
dAt
of
the
first
DublloaUon
of
this
notice
la
Kepi
ember
19,
1939.
;film
list
FOR
MONTH
Good
Lntertalnment
Being
Offered
At
Capitol
Theatre
During
Next
Few
Weeks
Good
entertainment
value
appears
to
ke
offered
in
the
rkt
of
pictures
beaked
for
showing
at
the
Capitol
Thentre
here
between
now
and
eacty
November.
The
list
is
Unqualified
and
unanimous
op-1
announced
by
Manager
D
Comes.''
Q
Bor-
position
was
expressed
to
the
saw
j
land
as
follows:
by
the
United
States
of
war
mat-,
September
M
and
37
Bette
Da-
erials
or
the
making
of
loans
to
YU
and
Miriam
Hopkins
in
The
belligerent.
It
was
suggested.
-low
Maid."
stead,
that
United
States
endea-j
Septemher
and
29
PrUellU
vour
to
bolster
up
its
trade
with
Lane
and
Jeff
try
Lynn
In
"Yea.
nations
of
South
and
Cenrat
Am-;
My
Darling
Daughter"
and
J.
Car-erica.
!
rol
Naiah
and
Anna
Mar
Wone
in
Island
of
Lost
Men
"
Septenseer
3
Dtek
Powell
and
Olivia
deHavlUand
m
"Hard
to
Gf
and
Kay
PraneU
In
"Women
in
the
Wind."
October
.
J
and
4Errol
Flynn
In
"Dodge
City
"
October
ft
and
6
Oeorse
Raft
nnd
CJahe
Treeer
In
"I
Stole
a
Million"
and
Lape
Veiec
and
Leon
ntroi
in
TThe
Oni
from
Mexico.''
VICTORIA.
Semmbrr
2
CP
"csoow
'
l
'M
Brothers
Attorner
Oeneral
Oorden
Wls-I"1
Kelly
in
The
Gorilla"
mer
is
inviting
any
persons
in
ihe'and
Jongs
Pamlly
bi
"Every-
'
nmvtrw"
u-ho
have
fcnnwlorig
at
te
umerai
sir
ir
'
.
"
Walter
Kirke.
Iproftteenng
to
submit
the
evidence
Commandertn
-Chief
nt
th
pr,to
hto
1tfl
meUtnttng
Kasx
Major
-General
A.
E.
Gra-
prosecution.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
RupctV-Jlalntag.
westerly
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
38.01
frtfng;
temperature.
56:
sea
choppy.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
south-
southeast
wind,
eighteen
mUes
per
hour:
moderate
chop.
Langara
Island
Drtsbie.
south
west
wind.
24
miles
per
hour
ba
rometer.
29.76;
temperature.
W.
sea
moderately
rough.
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy.
calm:
barometer
29.W
:
tempera
ture.
58
hght
swell.
oooy
s
uaoy.
October
Donne
in
1
and
11
Irene
"When
Tomorrow
October
11
end
IS
Iling
Crosby
and
Joan
Bamdefl
In
"East
Side
of
Heaven."
October
14
Warner
Baxter
and
Lynn
Ban
to
"Return
of
the
Cisco
Kid"
and
Robert
Young
and
Anna-bella
tn
"Bridal
Butte
"
(Vfmiiar
IS
11
bmI
1
-v.
Oaaney
and
Georae
Raft
tn
Dawn
I
Die
October
M
and
37-
Claudrtte
Ouibert
and
Herbert
Marshall
In
"Zase"
and
Ralph
Ittehardxm
and
Bdna
Beet
in
"South
Rldlnc"
October
X
Mlnn
rvvi.i..
in
TONIGHT
and
Wl.It:;Ei7
-
"-,
.
ana
BI3TE
DAVIS
In
"The
Old
Maid"
With
Miriam
Hopkins.
Grortt
Brtm
(At
7:31
and
9
tl
EXTUA
Buddy
RoItn
in
-SWING
VACATION
ies
.11
y
tuning
DinihUf
GODLESS
TORKYS
SCOIT
TIKIlBir
Coming
Than.
.
iti.
rrUcllU
Lane.
Jeffre-
Lyn
fa,
THEORIES
Dr.
Klcmund
Freud,
tathtr
rscho-Analrsis,
td
7,
Being
Hnmrd
At
...
had
but
scanty
October
19
and
Jo-Irene
Dunne
u".
fn!
to
-Love
Affair
and
John
Howard
'"T
"J
L
SUr
,Iltter
and
Heather
Angel
in
"llulldoc
1
DnmsMuTi
s
-
wermany.
was
October
SI
Robert
Young
and
Ptorehee
Race
In
-fiacress
for
Sale"
and
Lynn
Overman
in
"Permns
In
Hiding
LONDON.
Sept
j
Blgmund
Freud
U-,
anerjrssa.
dead
in
his
works
had
ofir;
Jects
of
sneers
Thnugh
the
ye;,:
eamlderable
pub::
both
sdes
of
tn
t
aeoffed
at
Freud
:
Uwiortes
essentia
.
net
of
the
nazu
Or
the
United
fiUte.t
w
stnvnahold
It
a-as
Freud
wh
October
21.
K
and
3-Jarnea
"Tjl
1
'Bach
of
humanity
coui'
"Tell
Mo
Tak"
atut
tw,
tr
They
lived
in
asifpvr
eUlU
Martha
Rare
m
"Never
Say
Die
"
October
10
It
arvH
Mnrtu,
t
Apple
Growers
Will
Be
Aided
eetty
to
etvlKzatim
on
sexual
impuUc
FYeud
married
;
came
the
father
..'
three
dauthtem
F
his
Vienna
home
rr
nMne
uri.
.
i
,!..
...
.
Ille
One
of
th
ww
neKir
nunc
t
j,
.
.
.
,
te
"Five
Came
Back"
-handled
most
of
?
..IneM
affairs
and
Mnvamh
and
i
J
a
Jeanette
Mac
Dona
id
and
Lew
"Broadway
Serenade
"
Ayree
In
years
and
she
a
aeed
husband
Int.
breame
his
chief
a
I
regarded
by
him
s
ttJiea9eaisMe
1st
t
ra
f
Bs..rj
Sll
Mil-
analysis.
c
r
iti
f
-
4!
MOTHER
SATISritI)
MELBOURNE
A
.
CP
A
16-year
docking
here
rer-
Domlnion
(-.vernment
Will
Par-
,5!,
mohcT
ln."tT'
.
ri,
i
I"brlng
back
a
ku!
SninJ
yT
trallan"tof
bearv
,
Canning
If
i
v
.eeeMary
portfd.
thc
,ad
ha,
OTTAWA.
Sept
28:
CP-To
as-'
dUmmy
1st
Canadian
apple
growers,
through
the
loss
of
European
mar-l
next
year
will
be
f
kets
owing
to
the
war.
the
Canad-
extent
of
hOQflOO
b
ox
an
"
government
ment
vnatprriav
yesterday
an-
.n.
slice
toast
maklntr
a
hollow
m.
a
half
million
ban-
middle.
Place
unbroked
egg
yolk"H
Uwt'
,f
nnr.
It
would
Province
apple
;
:n
hollow.
Bake
In
0ven
or
under
wme
of
the
cron
n''h
If
necessary
Thrni
broiler
until
eggs
are
set.
Garnish
I
Columb,a
"PP"-"
unsold
by
March
apples
for
rannln
with
parsley.
BETWIXT
AND
BETWEEN
CAPE
TOWN.
Sept.
26:
(CP
-"A
most
unhappy
stage
for
primitive
people"
Is
the
transition
period
trom
primitive
life
to
civilization,
said
Prof
Clarence
Norton
of
South
Carolina,
commenting
on
the
state
of
African
natives.
Steamer
Catala
is
due
southbound
at
5
and
will
leave
at
1.
v.m:i(
Nonet:
ltlrrlii
And
t
mi
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
Walter
W.
Johnnon
wnrwe
add
rem
l
Balfour
Bldg.,
391
California
StrerA.
Stwi
Pranclaco,
Cal
.
will
apply
for
a
Uornvce
to
tak
;
snd
uw
ten
houwnd
miners
Inches
of
watts'
out
of
Plive
CreeJc.
whlen
nowa
Weaterly
and
draliM
Into
AUln
lAke
about
Four
Ulea.
The
water
wU)
be
diverted
at
a
tlnt
about
one
half
mile
above
ttif
Phwi
Creek
Palls
and
will
be
"Used
lot
Power
purpone,
upon
the
Ulno
deaerrb-ed
aa
the
txmhol
1U
ted
Irawm
of
the
CanDHKnle
Pranoaine
fief
Mlnea
d'Or
br
n
t
i
vu
t-
-
A3'
SPECIAL
SALE
of
BLANKETS
TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY
Mnolcot
Blankets-
Part
wool,
sateen
bound
66x80
Ea
s
,
H
(irey
Blankets-
Size
52x72
Pair
1,J
All
Wool
Grey
Blankets-
Size
60x80.
Weight
7
lbs
Tai;1
J,,S
While
Blankets-
Super
quality
white
wool.
Pastel
bor
-
72x84
Weight
7
lbs
.
pair
'
M
ElitVs
Furniture
MOOSE
BUIMHNG
TU)
AVENt'E
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
filing
at
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVER
Stcnmcr
leave
Prince
Rupert
ovcry
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trnins
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Frldny,
6
p.m.
J
Steamer
for
Ketchiknn
nnd
v
ftrlw
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
rS?2i
For
fares,
etc..
call
or
terlte
City
Ticket
Office,
528
3rd
Ave
vin'