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Prince
Rupert
Datlf
Htai
Friday,
September
9,
1919.
CONVICTED
ON
LIQUOR
CHARGE
Harold
Beam,
proprietor
of
the
Skeena
Inn
at
Port
Essing-ton
was
fined
$50
and
costs
following
hlr
conviction
by
Magistrate
H.
F.
Glasscy
here
Thurs
BACK-TO-SCHOOL
DRESSES
AND
UP
$2.25
FRIDAY
7-9:05'
(SATURDAY
2-4
:
20-6
:
45-9
El
ftp?
It
day
afternoon
for
an
infraction
ol
the
Government
Liquor
Act.
The
prosecution
followed
an
investigation
on
August
12
by
Constables
Edward
Anderson
and
George
Redhead
who
visited
the
Skeena
River
village
on
the
police
boat
P.M.L.
15.
Beam
was
charged
with
permitting
persons
to
be
in
the
beer
parlor
of
the
hotel
after
11:30
p.m.,
the!
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PLEASE
Xotp
Wallace's
school
girls'
clothes
department
is
now
bursting
forth
with
popular
low-priced
school
girls'
clothes,
of
all
kinds
WALLACE'S
Of
Course
MONDAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
MATlXrr,
Commencing
next
week
the
Capitol
m
Monday
and
Wednesday
with
the
show111'
5
p.m.
and
run
continuously
Three
MATINEE
PRICES
TO
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Plumbing,
for
the
bathroom,
and
laundry
equipment
is
in
the
same'
wall.
Location
of
the
fireplace
makes
the
same
chimney
available
for
the
heating
unit.
Storage
space
is
liberally
allowed
for
in
The
Allen.
Wardrobes
are
provided
for
In
each
of
the
three
bedrooms
and
closets
are
planned
for
the
front
entrance
finrl
iiMltt.v
rnnm
A
a
cm
cm
1
Mncr
Children
Unaccompanied
Not
Admitted
Att"!
regulation
closing
time.
Constable
Redhead,
who
was
on
temporary
duty
with
the
P
M.L.
15,
told
the
court
that
1
H.
Bl,t
he
had
seen
a
group
of
persons
I
and
linen
cabinet
are
in
tihe
bedroom
in
the
premises
at
12:45,
15
minutes
after
the
closing
hour.
The
accused,
he
said,
exchanged
Tcsiona-eA.
jg-tj
-t
I
some
money
during
that
time.
SWEET-TOOTH
WASPS
NEW
DELHI
Q
The
Indian
NORWICH,
England
CP
Plum
government
ha?
established
a
trees
and
gooseberry
bushes
in
directorate-general
of
shipping.
Suffolk
and
Norfolk
are
being
Arthur
S.
Lai,
formerly
Indian
attacked
by
swarms
of
wasps
trade
commissioner
in
London,
whlcn
are
ruining
the
fruit
be-
has
been
appointed
to
the
post
fore
it
is
ripe.
Some
growers
to
deal
with
seamen's
welfare,
report
that
their
trees,
of
early
maritime
conventions,
shipping
plums
"have
been
stripped.
(corporations
and
lighthouses.
Constable
Redhead's
testimony
was
corroborated
by
Confutable
Anderson.
The
prosecution
was
conducted
toy
Constable
Anderson.
A.
Bruce
Brown
acted
for
the
defence.
hall.
The
exterior
walls
are
shown
to
be
of
frame
with
wide
siding.
But,
concrete
blocks
can
be
used
as
a
substitute.
The
roof
is
covered
with
asphalt
shingles.
The
kitchen
of
The
Allen
is
modern
with
cabinets
and
equipment
arranged
in
a
U-shape.
The
sink
is
under
the
window
and
the
refrigerator
and
range
arc
completely
built
into
the
cabinets.
Dimensions
of
The
Allen
are
38
feet
by
27
feet
with
an
area
of
1,110
square
feet
and
a
volume
of
13.320
cubic
feet.
THE
ALLEN
is
basementless,
with
the
floor
slab,
easily
adaptable
to
linoleum
or
other
composition
flooring,
laid
directly
on
a
gravel
fill.
The
heating
plant
and
laundry
equipment
are
in
a
utility
room
which
replaces
a
basement.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOY
IS
DENTIST
Dr.
Kosta
J.
Killas,
son
of
Mr!
1
MARRIAGE
flowers
and
a
blue
shoulder
veil.
F.
Bailey.
Receiving
the
guests
The
two
pretty
bridesmaids,
was
Ml's-
w-
Crego
who
had
Dmot.hv
and
Mi'.rirpri
cmm
'
chttsen
a
gown
of
black
and
rose
SZAtf
FLAKES
AZZ
AT
TERRACE
popular
sisters
of
the
bride',
'
printed
silk,
black
accessories
!nncl
Mrs-
James
Klllas,
formerly
the
former
wearing
a
long
gown
ancl
corsage
of
red
and
cream
of
Prince
Rupert
and
now
of
of
pink
sheer
with
long
sleeves,
gladioli.
The
groom's
mother
Vancouver,
has
opened
up
up
for
TERRACE
Under
a
large
-
t
i.
...
i
'white
wedding
bell
in
an
arch-
pink
ribbon
sash
and
shoulder
wore
wine
with
grey
accessories
3
r
way
of
cedar
boughs
decorated
veil
crowned
with
pink
velvet
Rnd
corsage
of
glads.
with
pansies.
Elsie
Mav
CreEoJ
flowers.
Mildred
wore
a
decD1
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
V.
dental
practice
in
the
Medical-Dental
Building,
Vancouver,
following
his
recent
graduation
from
the
Oregon
Dental
College
with
the
degree
of
Doctor
of
Dental
Medicine.
Born
in
Prince
Rupert,
Kosta
Klllas
received
his
public
and
High
School
education
here
and
later
took
three
years
In
University
of
British
Columbia
before
going
to
Oregon
Dental
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'cream
gown
with
short
sleeves
fiven
by
hcr
grandfather,
A.
A.
W.
Crego,
and
Donald
Charles
and
ribbon
sash.
The
bride's
Crego
of
Vancouver
and
re-Hull,
elder
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
attendants
all
carried
bouqueU
sponded
to
by
the
groom.
O.
Hull,
were
united
in
marriage
of
pastel
shaded
flowers.
Lraving
on
a
motor
trip
by
the
Rev.
A.
C.
Shindcl
at
the
Attending
the
groom
was
his
through
the
province,
the
bride
Pentecostal
Church
on
Wednes-
brother,
Wayne.
Kenneth
Alger
w"re
a
nayy
suit
with
pale
blue
day
evening.
.was
the
usher.
(accessories.
On
their
return,
the
Cedar
boughs
and
late
sum-1
As
the
bridal
party
proceeded
newlyweds
will
reside
in
an
ap-mer
flowers
decorated
the
front
down
the
aisle
after
the
cere-
artmcnt
above
the
grom's
men's
"I
beat
the
stufflns
out
ol
him."
F.ARLY
ADVERTISING
COPY
WILL
BE
APPRL
J
of
the
church
piano
and
win-
mony,
pictures
were
taken
"by
furnishings
store
on
Lakelse
Av-
dows
and
made
an
Ideal
setting
Jim
Brickley.
Cnue.
rne
bride
was
a
popular
for
the
beautiful
bridal
party,
i
.
Mrs.
F.
Gibbs
was
soloist
dir-'
member
of
the
locul
telephone
Given
in
marriage
by
her
lng
the
signing
of
the
register
8tafJ-father,
the
lovely
bride
was
and
Miss
Grace
Little
played
pmppflll
in-
a
flnnr-lnnirtW
irmrn
U
,
.
,
...
UBW!
sun-new!
wm.
AAl?
TASVtfZ
IWAtJ
BV&Z!
WO
-WONDER
o
many
people
are
changing
to
Kellogg'a
Bran
Flakes!
-
Toat
v-criap
in
milk.
(let
a
box
today!
VruaUr
mnuimniniBo
W.llnn.lu.l.l
WRATH
ALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
Developing.
Printing
Enlarcinr
QUICK
SERVICE
ul
noun
which
a
recepuon
was
neia
in
the
featured
a
small
bustle,
portrait
Credit
Union
Hall
where
the
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from
Page
1)
neckline
and
long
sleeves.
Her
guests
gathered
to
felicitate
the
bridal
veil,
entrain,
was
crown-
haorjv
counle
Flowers
m
rn.!v'm
be
watched
with
a
great
,
Professional
Supplies
Amateur
iind
ed
with
an
Elizabethan
coronet,
fusion,
wedding
beUs
and
stream-
deal
of
lnterest
TRY
THEM
AT
NO
RISK.
If
Kellogg't
.
arnn't
fresher
than
any
other
bran
ftkfMend
emuty
carton
to
KelJugg'a,
4-A,
London,
Ontario.
Get
double
youg
money
back
!
MUDff
lAXATIve.
Contain
enough
bran
to
help
regularity,
many
foike
THE
fiONTEiM
coi:
Whether
these
systems
or
mod
7
bhe
carried
an
arm
bouquet
of
ers
decorated
the
hall
and
,
,
.
.
.
...
frr
r.
r
A
nHnM
ln
I
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m.
1
ana:
1
ry
tnera.
!
FIR
icu
anu
umiii
Kiauiun,
uaujs
laoies.
ine
Dimes
table
was
breath
and
fern.
.
.
covered
wit.lv
a
lace
Icloth,
hunc
Maid
of
honor
was
Miss
Ann
crocheted
by
the
bride's
mother.
Molitor,
charming
in
a
floor-
Centering
it
was
a
three
-tlei
Iv''
Momez
wonts
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
CONTRACTORS
ANU
BUILDERS
It
houses
the
motor
Hie
steer.J
length,
long-sleeved
gown
of
blue
wedding
cake
made
by
the
bride
sheer,
.coronet
of
blue
velvet
and
artislcally
decorated
bv
Mrs.
para
t
us
the
headlliihU
If
ft
1
of
your
car.
We'll
put
It
in
tlp-ti
extend
our
service
to
the
rear
:
Drive
In
Today!
PHONE
GREKN
217
ft
STRAIGHT
CUT
for
ifications
of
them
will
be
adopted
in
the
other
destroyers
of
the
R.C.N,
will
depend
on
the
success
of
the
tests
to
be
carried
jut
in
H.M.C.S.
Sioux
under
practical
sea-going
conditions.
.
Concurrent
with
announcement
of
the
destroyer
program,
't
was
announced
that
H.M.C.S.
Magnificent
was
expected
to
return
to
service
in
mid-October.
The
Magnificent
will
work
up
and
engage
in
a
period
of
flying
training
In
East
Coast
waters,
ntler
which
she
will
proceed
on
an
autumn
cruise.
During
this
period,
the
carrier
will
embark
for
sea
training
ordinary
seamen
who
have
:ompleted
their
new
entry
train-ng
at
H.M.C.S.
Cornwallis.
In
his
capacity
she
will
replace
temporarily
the
cruiser
H.M.C.S.
Ontario,
which
will
commence
a
wo-month
refit
at
Esqulmalt
November
1.
a
Superior
Auto
and
Body
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