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Coast
Services
Sailings
from
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PRIMCESS
ALICE
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MARY
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Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
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Ketchikan,
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Swanson
Bay,
Cast
Bella
Bella,
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Fall,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van
oouver,
every
Saturday,
11
&.m.
Agaocy
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
Information
from
W.
C
ORCHARD,
Qeneral
AgenL
tVnsr
of
4U
aVrt
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Huturt
t
SCHOOLS
MAKING
GOOD
PROGRESS
IS
REPORT
TO
BOARD
A!
tlli
riicplinjr
of
llifi
nclionl
IioiiiM
lal
I'vonhiif
Principal
Hmdy
of
Mm
lllgJi
Scliool
rppnrf-pl
Hip
tnlal
piirollmpnl
of
pupiM
135.
atlpnilaiiro
131.
nprfpcl
at-
"
''pnilancpn
107.
Thorn
worn
0
I'oyn
and
8(5
gir
allpmlinpr.
Fivp
Ainltw
1
1
a
1
1
hoon
mailo
by
Irunlopn
and
four
hy
ollicrn.
Ho
ankod
for
lrrrprooinonlH
to
Hip
rlipminlry
lahoralory
which
woro
cranlPil.
Locluroa
had
hoon
ivon
liiririK
'tnn
mmilh
hy
Mi.n
Jtamlal
and
liiniKolf.
For
Hnrdon
PItppI
Seliool
Mien
Mill
roporlod
n
lolal
atlpndancp
of
289
and
an
avorasio
of
ff7.5
ppr
cpnt.
1
At
Nnolh
Fcliool
Principal
Harlnom
rpporlpd
an
Inrroaso
in
finmlior
of
pupil
nvor
last
ypar.
Kvoiyihin(f
wtH
poinK
smonllily.
i
Hp
had
found
It
difficult-'
to
gel
nlifttifutpft
whon
Ipachprs
wprc
away
and
it
wan
ordered
that
a
noticp
ho
inpr(pd
in
the
local
(paper
aKkina
for
applicants.
!
Th
nal(pr
of
a
school
library
wa
monlioneil
and
IipHI
over
for
Mie
ecuriiiK
of
further
H
irr
BARGAIN.
1
Hi
tin
Willi
i
i
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r'K'H'ii
'
3
in!.
BS
Bfll
.
Irl
Willi
lift
fi
i.f
I
Bfl
Draiiiti
llcii
I'lHMm
ami
(
l'i'
iwiliiir
lnl
m'f
t-'iwt"
!
ii
-
a
bargain
!
all
iWlwrv
rfianrr-
I.
CafolcJwo&tdinpfde
I
I
AW
ton?1
DRIFTWOOD"
by
Jos.
(1
Smith
and
His
Mt
Royal
Orchestra
First
Choice
of
the
Prince
DR!FTY00DFor
Tnt
by
Joa.
C'.
Smith
and
His
Alount
Royal
Orchestra.
f-Ult
Master's
Volce".Victor
Record
doubI.slded,.75c.
it
a'lIal'Mi
J-I.L
T.'.!I.
al
Playing
at
Long
Island,
New
York,
at
the
special
request
of
H.
R.
H.
the
Prince
of
Wales,
Jos.
C
Smith
and
His
Mount
Royal
Dance
Orchestra,
exclusive
"His
Master's
Voice"-Victor
artists,
scored
a
big
hit
with
that
sensational
Fox
Trot
"Driftwood".
Many,
many
times
the
Prince
asked
for
it
it
was
his
favorite.
"Covered
"Wagon
Days,"
"His
Master's
Voice"-Victor
Record
No.
216148
was
also
played
at
his
request..
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
ot
CaiU,l.l
w4
His
Master's
Voice-
Victor
I
PARENT-TE
ACHERS
TO
USE
BOOTH
SCHOOL
FOR
ENTERTAINMENTS
Delegation,
to
School'
Board
Told;
to
Use
Their
Own
Discretion
as
to
What
Use
They.
Would
Make
of
It
A
(leleyallon
froru
Uip
Parpnt-Toacliora'
Ansocialion
cdnmnluia
of
Mr.i.
Anioll,
Mr.
I'yle
and
T.
HOOK
Mackuy
wailinl
on
Hip
xchool
board
lax
t
nlchl
Ut
ili.HfUxi
with
tbeiri
Hip
niiPlion
of
Hie
une
of)
Hip
xchool
auditorliint
by
thai
or-panization.
Thpy'alrpady
bad
boon
fjivon
a
gpripral
pcrmi8ioni
to
life
the
building
but'
for
whaUj:
clasf
of
pntprlainnipnl
it
could
be
iifod
bad
bppn
oiipullnned.
Mr.
Arnotl
explained
Hip
ob-4
JpcIb
and
aim
of
the
anaocfationfi
which
was
to
secure
Hip
co-opor-
(it
fori
of
pa
renin
and
trader
forli
Hip
bpnefil
of
the
pupil
and
to
!
ii
Ids
in
nuh
IbinK"
as
xchool
libraries.
TriiMlep
Caxpy
-was
of
opinion
j
Hip
association
should
be
en-
j
rouraged.
.
..
.B
Truntep
ItocliPxter
tpok
ejeep-
tion
to
Hip
use
of
jbe
building
for
whist
drivps,
which
Iip
Contended
did
not
come
under
the
heading
of
education.
Hp
was''
"pposed
In
the
schools
being
j
oinniPiriali7.pd.
Trustee
William
"also
did
not!
'avor
that
kind
of
cnlerliiiiiinenl
in
Mip
schools
while
Trustee
t'arker
thoiicbl
the
maller
should
ie
left
in
Hip
dixcretion
of
IJie
fficers
of.
Ihe
Parpnl-Tpachers'
Assot
ofion.
After
considerable
ilirussinni
'
tie
delegalion
w'as
told
to
use
ho
imilding
at
Ibpir
discretion
l
not
In
be
loo
llmid
about
'
'
u
ahead.
The
board
acccptpd
an
invilh-;ns
i
allPiul
a
mepling
of
Hip
issociat
ion
Wednpsday-
night
vhen
Hip
fiovpnior-fipneral'
:rial
would
Iip
prespnted.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs
Poivy
Skinner
of
Usk
wins
TiTraci'
on
Salunlay.
Uiarles
K.
Kendall
of
Vaneou
vcr
wan
a
business
t
visitor
10
town
this
week.
i
u
Messrs.
Ilerne
and
V.ory
from
Iip
l.akelse
HatrhPry
wprp
in
town
on
.Satunlay.
MVs.
R.
T.
Kenney
spent
a
few
lays
in
Prince
llupert
this
wppk.1
Mis
Helhlen
of
Hip
Prince
Ru
pert
Scnenil
llosiital
is
spending
hpr
holidays
with
Mrs.
II.
1..
Frank
at
Kitsuinkaluin.
The
Mise
James
of
Usk
spent.
Frill
Kllwood.
Orval
Kenucy
who
went'
to
Ihe
imirie
for
Hie
"harvesliilg
re-
urniHl
home
Sunday.
I
he
llridge
Crew
gave
a
dance
sl
Friday
in
Ihe
(i.W.NU.
ball.
Ihe
music
was
excellent
but
Hev.
and
went
In
ing.
Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
K.
Collison
arrived
in
Terrace
Saturday
and
are
spending
several
days
here.
MK
Halley
of
Vancouver
"was
in
town
in
connection
with'
Iho
Fanners'
Institute
and
visited
hi
daughter
Mrs.
Hall
Ilev.
J.
II.
Young
went
up
Ihe
limi
Monday
evening.
(ico
Woodland
of
the
Imperial
i.
iHw'eeu
trains
in
Terracp
lasli
rami
.Saturday.
CJeo.
I.ltlle,
Rd.
France
and
lilly
Watt
were
goat
'
hunting
ver
Hie
week
end
and
succeeded
bringing
home
the
only
two
oats
hey
sighted."
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I..
C.
Skinner
of
Oipper
I'.ily
were
also
among
Saturdays
visitors.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ilussel
have
mnv-
Pd
into
the
Yargeau
lioiiso
'recently
vacated
by
Mr.
aiid.
Mrs.
FREE
DELIVERY
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRINK
"CASCADE"
THE
BETTER
BEER
Why
"Cascade"?
Because
Cascade
Beer
has
now
reached
the
highest
peak
of
perfection
nothing
has
been
left
undone
that
would
add
to
its
.quality.
The
most
elaborate
machinery'
known
to
the
science
of
brewing-,
haff
been
installed
every
process
in
the
brewing
is
supervised
personally
by
a
brewmaster
of
forty
years'
experience
every
precaution
is
taken,
to
keep
our
product
absolutely
pure.
Ini
fact,
everything
that
human
intelligence
can
contrive
is
done
to
place
"Cascade
Beer"
on
the
pinnacle
of
excellence,
and'
to
keep
it
there!
Therefore
we
say
Insist
on
"Cascade"
the-Better
Beer
Oil
Company
was
in
town
Tucs-i
day
Miss
West
and
Miss
Davis
of
Prince
HUperl
are
guests
al
Hill
The
Hook
Club
met
Wednesday
evening
when
rules
for
Ihe
club!
were
di.-cusscd
mainly
concern-
lug
the
regularity
and
prompt-)
iiess
of
exchange.
The
books
forj
the
coming
winter
were
selected'
from
the
printers
list.
j
The
connecting
cord
between
Hie
bridge
spans
on
the
north
and'
south
sides,
is
in
and
part
of
Hip
bridge'
crew
has
crosseu
!
Hie
river
w
it.
A
CLEANER
PRINCE
RUPERT
Scientists
tell
us
that
there
is
no
sucti
thing
as
rubbish
nowaday.
They
have
turned
things
that!
were
formerly
the
most
worthless
waste
into
valuable
sources
of
nroftt'
and
emrloy-
there
were
not
many-there
as
il
mt,n
bad
not
been
well
advertised.
i
jhnv
readers
will
not
he
in
i
up
rresnyierian
tiuiM
met
at
Ihe
home'
of
Mrs.
0.
Sundal1
Ibis
eek.
Mrs.
K.
T.
Kenny
was
last
weeks
hostess.
Mr.
Delleek
was
in
I
own
business
again
this
week.
on
Mrs.
Creel
man
and
Mr.
-J.
Haven
made
a
trip
to
llupert
last
week.
'sympathy,
with
these
statements
as
Hiey
contemplate
ihe
piles
of
ashes
and
clinkers,
representing
nvurli
good
money
all
gone
up
in
smoke.
They
must
feel
that
an
unnecessary
proportion
of
their
coal
bill
represents-
cosily
rub-bisht
-
;
Kortunately
the
people
of
jPrincc
Itupcrt
are
becoming
.more
and
mow
acquainted
with
the
fact
that
there
In
a
coal,
!
LMKlranleeil
liv
the-biceesl
dealers-
J.
Parsons.
in
Prince
Ihiiiert..
that
leaves
re-
llaielhmi
Monday
even-,.marlJably
UHle
ash,
clinker
or
rock,
with
the
result
that
fewer
trips-
are'
being
made-to
the
lanes
and-backyards.
This
coal
is
callel
"NA.NWIMO.
Wltr.I.INV.TON"
and
has
been
proved'
Hi
lie-
Ihe
HKST
by
Hie
i
heavy
demand
that
is
being
made
daily
upon
Hie
local
stock.
To
be
sure
that
you
are
gelling
Ibis
snmo
"NANAIMO-WKL-
T.INfiTON?'
coal,
you
should
order
direct
from
Albert
,V
McCaffery
Ltd,,
who
are
solo
agents
here.
Their
phono
numbers
are
11B
and
501.
c
notci
a,
r
m
i
j
w
.ut-
riar
E2
t'It!-.-
V
.
uieBeer
without
uPcer,
Get
if
at
any
Government
Liquor
Store
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
5aaWaTeTeaD
LHIHHHHHHsflHHO
Tins
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
r
by
the
Government
of
Itritifih
Columbia.
Dubarry's
Fine
Perfumes
and
Toilet
Luxuries
i
Appeal
irresistibly
to
people
of
good
iate
mid
refinement.
PERFUMED
BATH
SALTS
IN
TABLETS
&
CRYSTALS
Tonic,
invigorating,
refreshing
and
beaiitifviug.
FLOWER
SCENTED
BATH
SOAPS
FACE
POWDER
MANICURE
OUTFITS
DAY
CREAM
NIGHT
CREAM
TRAVELLING
OUTFITS
Contain,
in
compact
and
ronveuuMit
fi
rm,
every
Toilet
Luxury
likely
to
be
required
on
;i
holid.-i
:
Perf'im,
.
Face
Powder,
Night
Cream,
Toilet
Soap.
H
itli
I)n-ting
Powder,
and
Tooth
Pasle
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Ave.
&
Sixth
St.
Phones
82
and
200
Ladies'
And
Children
Underwear
The
cold
weather
is
beginning
to
bo
felt.
We
are
prepared
to
supply
your
wants
and
have
a
full
line
of
Juegar,
Watson's
or
TurnbuH's
Underwear
for
all
tastes.
Jaeger
Combination
Suits
for
Ladies,
in
all
styles
from,
each
$7,50
Jaegar
Vesls
ami'
Hloomers,
from
$4.50
Children's
Wool
short
sleeve,.
knee
length
Union
Suits,
from
,
$2.75
to
$4.50
Short
Sleeve
Vests,
from
95o
llhliy's
Vesls
in
silk
and
Wool
or
pure
vvoni;
priced
from
.
95c
to
$1.75
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
3rd
Avo.
and
Fulton
SU
We
stock
Pictorial
Patterns.
Phona
9.