TKOT.
TWO
.THE
DAILY
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Celebrates
After
28
Years
In
Business
By
Opening
Fine
"THE
TIE
OF
A
THOUSAND
KNOTS"
New
Store
In
Prince
Rupert
Bryant
Company
Limited
Now
Has
Fine
Corner
on
Third
Avenue
in
New
Building
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P.O.
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Consistent
with
their
policy
of
featuring
merchandise
of
the
hUhest
quality,
Bryant
Co.
Ltd
have
been
seihnc
HEADLIGHT
Union-Made
Overalls
for
many
years.
Pay
a
visit
to
the
new
and
up-to-date
home
of
Bryant
Co.
Ltd
and,
while
thire,
do
not
fail
to
see
the
display
of
HEADLIGHT
Union-Made
Work
Clothing.
HEADLIGHT
-OVERALLS
WORK
SHIRTS
and
TROUSERS
Fashi
on
NEW
LOCATION'-532,
3rd
AVE.
WEST
Established
in
1911
by
George
A.
Bryant,
Brvant's
Store
for
Men
and
Boys
has
served
the
people
of
Prince
T
1
1
'
A
T-
Al
ituneri
ana
vicinity
ior
uvemy-eiimt
years,
uunne
mis
time,
through
bad
times
and
good,
Bryant's
Store
went
on
selling
its
goods,
tons
and
tons
of
it,
in
the
same
old
stand.
Now
the
store
has
taken
a
new
lease
on
life
by
moving
into
large
modern
quarters
t
in
a
new
building
where
it
will
have
even
greater
opportunities
than
In
the
past
to
be
of
service
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
vicinity
by
supplying
them
with
their
needs
in
men's
and
boys
wear.
George
Bryant,
controlling
share
holder
in
Bryant
Company
Limited,
Is
very
proud
of
his
record
of
fair
dealings.
He
set
out
twenty-eight
years
ago
to
supply
the
best
In
'
clothes
at
the
lowest
possible
price
;
always
remembering
that
the
one
i
would
make
.
demand
his
customers
oi
prince
RUDert
neonte
With
this
view
in
mind
he
never
bought
job
lots,
bankrupt
stock
or
samples,
but
dealt
directly
with
nationally
advertised
manufacturers
and
Importers,
guaranteeing
every
(article
which
left
the
store
to
his
:
customer's
satisfaction.
There
was
'nothing
spectacular
about
his
bus
Craft
Clothes
The
Proof
of
ihe
Pudding
is
in
the
Eating
The
Proof
of
a
Garment
is
in
W
e
arin
g
You
Will
Find
That
Every
Fashion-Craft
Suit
or
Topcoat
Will
give
you
excellent
service
A
service
that
consists
in
not
only
a
long
wearing
garment
but
also
one
that
because
of
its
superfine
tailoring
retains
its
shape
until
the
last
day
worn.
Do
not
put
it
off
any
longer.
Be
economical
by
buying
FASHION-CRAFT
GARMENTS,
your
wisest
investment
in
lasting
satisfaction.
Exclusive
Prince
Rupert
Agents
for
Fashion-Craft
Cloth
cs
IRYANT
COMPANY
LIMITED
th,
PHONE
M7
"CONGRATULATIONS
and
good
success
in
your
new-location.
We
know
the
move
is
made
possible
by
your
Srict
adherence
to
those
principles
of
fair
dealing
which
adversity
endure.
We
feel
success
cannot
impair
nor
very
proud
to
be
one
of
your
suppliers.
FASHION-CRAFT
MANUFACTURERS
LIMITED
"It
Pays
Well
to
Dress
Well"
wnteh
it
could
not
have
In
the
old
Scth
Street
stand.
I
Today
Mr.
Bryant
Is
happy
as
he
surveys
his
new
place
of
business
j
and
Is
cognizant
of
the
advantages
.i
gives
uj
me
people
wno
are
ana
,q
will
be
his
customers.
He
asks
the
people
of
this
vicinity
to
call
in
at
the
new
premises,
not
to
congratulate
him
on
what
he
has
done,
but
.c-
take
pride
in
the
fact
that
this'
is
a
Prince
Runert
Institution
madpiil
wholly
possible
by
the
past
support
oi
nun
was
vaiue
ior
ulelr
rauHey.
Asked
M
tQ
what
he
consldered
i
his
success
In
business
due,
Mr.
Bry-
ant
said
two
things,
management
and
service.
He
had
never
bought
substandard
goods,
had
always
paid
one
hundred
cents
on
the
dollar
for
!
his
goods
and
had
taken
advantage
-?f
every
discount
fqr
cash
payment
of
obligations
possible.
Mr.
Bryant
has
the
enviable
credit;
'iness
but
the
number
of
his
friends
record
that
he
has
never
turned
a
'and
customers
Increased
until
now
draft
back
on
a
manufacturer
or
the
business
has
reached
such
dl-
""porter.
That
is
a
record
of
which
!
mensions
that
he
feels
Justified
In
i
launching
out
and
giving
the
bus
10
oe
proua
ana
speaKs
ior
nis
management
ability.
This
record
j
'iness
the
opportunity
to
expand
when
the
business
showed
no
pro-
fits
and
there
were
many
lean(
business,
years
when
he
had
to
work
on
small
salarifs,
even
no
salary
at
all.
However,
over
the
period
of
years
the
firm
had
pros-ipf
red
and
Mr.
Bryant
is
very
grateful
to
the
people
of
this
district
for
having
made
it
so.
There
had
nev-
,er
been
large
profits
as
his
policy
in
business
was
to
carry
on
so
that
(both
his
customers
and
himself
benefited
from
every
transaction.
I
That
had
been
his
policy
In
the
past
and
he
assures
us
that
that
policy
of
doing
business
will
continue
to
be
used
In
the
new
location.
Bryant's
store
was
not
always
'and
is
not
now
wholly
a
family
affair.
In
1919
Joseph
Greer
became
1
years
in
his
twenty-eight
years
of
i
a
stockholder
In
the
firm
and
was'
identified
with
Mr,
Bryant
until
,
1930
at
which
time
he
left.
Today
he
has
atsoclated
with
him
his
two
sons,
James
A.
Bryant
and
Wlzner
Bryant,
and
Sam
Joy.
All
three
of
his
associates
are
real
Prince
Ru-,
pert
people
raised
and
educated
in
(Prince
Rupert.
Having
confidence
in
this
staff,
Mr.
Bryant
Is
gradually
relinquishing
his
hold
on
the
I
management
to
them
and
he
ask
I
that
the
peODle
of
this
vicinity
will
(be
as
good
to
the
three
young
men
jhe
leaves
In
charge
as
they
have
Deen
10
nimseii
in
past
years.
Of
late
years
Mr.
Bryant
has
done
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on
Pprjc
Three)
PICTURES
FOR
JULY
List
of
Offerings
at
Capitol
Theatre
For
Present
Month
is
Announced
The
following
picture
bookings
for
the
Capitol
Theatre
In
July
are
announced:
July
3,.
4
and
5
Clark
Gable
and
Myrna
Loy
in
"Too
Hot
to
Handle."
July
6
and
7
-Ignace
Jan
Pader-eski,
Charles
Farrell
and
Marie
Tempest
in
"Moonlight
Sonata"
and
Ruth
Russey
and
Paul
Kelly
In
"Within
the
Law."
July
8
Florence
Rice,
Una
Mer-
kd
and
Ruth
Hussey
in
"Four
OlrU
In
White."
July
10,
11
and
12
Norma
Shear
er
and
Clark
Gable
in
"Idiot's
July
13
and
14
Robert
Taylor
and
Myrna
Lby
In
"Lucky
Night."
July
15
Vivien
Leigh
In
"Dark
Journey"
and
Ann
Shirley,
Nan
Orey
and
Ralph
Bellamy
In
"Girls'
School."
July
17,
18
and
ID
Not
booked
as
yet.
July
20
and
21
Richard
Greene
and
Nancy
Kelly
in
;
'.'Submarine
Patrol."
July
22
Dead
End
Kids,
Edward
(
Everett
and
Mlscha
Auer
In
"Little
j
Tough
Guys
in
Society"
and
Lewj
Ayrei
and
Maureen
O'Sulllvan
lnj
"Spring
Madness."
July
24,25
and
26
Paul
ana
Bette
Davis
In
"Juarez.1;
.
July
27
and
28
Louis
Hayward
and
Joan
Fontaine
In
"Duke
of
West
Point."
1
"The
Truth
is
not
only
strangrr
bvti
aho
mere
appcalingly
interesting
It'tin
fiction
Monday.
Jrijr
S.
Correctly
Styled
CURRIE
SAXONY
WOOL
Currie's
Patented
Wool
Lined
TRUTIE
Construction
Gives
the
Elasticity
of
a
Hand-Made
Tie
THE
TRUTH
NOT
FICTION
TrrentyEipht
Years
we
have
had
the
pleasure
of
iupoly'n
BRYANT
COMPANY,
LIMITED
with
our
goods.
We
certain!.-o
r
acl
to
take
this
opportunity
of
thankinr?
them
for
the
conf
dence
that
you
have
shown
in
our
lines
and
we
trust
that
vc
'
t
.
have
your
goodwill
for
many
years
to
come.
Yours
is
a
fine
record
and
we
wish
you
every
success
in
your
new
location.
E.
&
S.
CURRIE
LIMITED
Exclusive
Furnishings
and
Specialties
for
Men
THE
WE
SALUTE
Bryant
Company
Limited
On
the
Opening
of
its
New
Store
To
serve
a
community
for
2&
years
is
in
itself
an
accomplishment
to
which
any
business
may
point
With
pride.
But
to
win
in
those
yeara
u
reputation
which
makes
its
namu
synonymous
with
quality
and
value
is
a
still
greater
achievement.
The
Bryant
Company
Limited,
which
has
been
a
valued
customer
of
VVm.
ha
H.
Leishman
Company
Ltd.
since
the
day
it
was
founded,
has
earned
thit
enviable
position
through
its
own
progress,
iveness
and
sound
management.
It
is
with
a
feeling
of
pride
in
our
relationship
that
we
offer
congratulations
anu
best
wishes
to
Prince
Uujert's
new
quality
men's
and
boys
store
from
Canada's
t
quality
clothing
name.
dnman
Clothes
Wm.
H.
LEISHIVRN
&
Company
Ltd.
Toronto
NORTHERN
B,
C.
POWER
Company
Limited
REFRIGERATORS,
RANGES,
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES
OF
ALL
DESCRIPTIONS
This
Company
Compliments
the
Bryant
Co.
Ltd.
on
the
Acquisition
of
Their
New
Modern
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