lfv
7,
1025.
TENNIS
,
.
.
i
.
i
..
'tlUllllS
(foods.
nil
now
1120
i;
$2.00
250
t!,:
,nr
V-
.,
lrv
v
r
.
.
.
.
65c
s
V
.
..
$i.oo
S"
'
I
iil
ISull
....
50o
rest
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
I.
L
Blain
Contractor
entfor
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
r0R
SMALL
HEATERS,
BOo
Per
Sacr
13
Second
Avenus.
Phon
680.
Nloht
or
Day.
W
8UY
BOTTLES.
)
Huov
Hack-
I!
$3.50
to
$30.03
Jj
$1.25
I
Hirfnal
Ml
l!
Market,
Hi,
II
nr.
priceu
.
.
$14
50
nl
on
nil
on!
v.-ii
orders.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Linens
from
FRANCE
-illflll
lIlllVVIl
so
popular
:
I'll
-HIIIIO.
(tiuir-
fi
fade
iii
Hio
vvlnii
properly
I
-
and
Child.
ri
---
$1.35
0
"
'I
Office,
FIxturoH.
'w
k
and
Planing.
.-:
Hopaliiug-.
'
'
1
"
1
(.lazing.
:"
1
"v;
and
Moulding
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
.
.
Blun
9f?..
DRY
Birch
Wood
'."'onlv',
20'"
30ih,
,
f'
n.
'in
oiim.
(iist
tr
t"ll.
,'
'
r.ir
new
booklet-
-
100'
INCREASE
QUARAN-
TEED
i.3
Uhout4
inn
-ld
Brr:
with
'V
'
'ut.'
blJ,'n'"
ISu":
,r,
"?I0S-F0X
FflRWS
riiri...i
nil
BOOK
ON
HAIDA
INDIANS
MAKES
MARK
ENGLAND
Long
Reviews
Given
of
Work
of
Charles
Harrison
Formerly
of
Massett
TIMES
SPEAKS
WELL
OF
IT
Illustrated
London
News
Has
Two
Page
Spread
With
Many
Illustrations
Tlio
now
hook
by
Charles
Harrison.
F.H.A.I.,
fdiini'ily
of
Ma,
soil,
yucon
CharloTle
Islands.
Anoioiii
Warriors
of
I
lie
North
Pacific,"
i
receiving
a
greal
ileal
of
fauiralilo
mil
ice
jn
Kugiaiul.
The
llliislralo.l
I.iiihlon
.Vows
lias
a
two
page
review
nf
the
book
with
fine
reproductions
nf
soine
uf
Ilio
illustrations,
mostly
lutein
poles.
is
olio
nf
tin;
feature
nf
thai
number
of
ilio
magaino.
,
Tin-
London
Times
also
has
a
v
iow
which
follows:
'
It
is
slinitilaling
to
leani
Hint
there
is
still
an
island
where
englishmen
may
ho
referred
to
as
"King
(ieorge
Tilikum."
hut
a
little
disappointing
Id
find
it
les
inaccessilde
than
such
a
sumptuous
fend
niillandish
plirase
loads
IJie
lnvor
of
islands
to
expect.
It
was
at
Massett
that
the
author
of
this
honk
was
greeted
on
landing
as
King
(ienriM
'I'vlie..
llii
s.'ilnl.'il
inii
Uf
a
cnnrlooiis
and
an
uiisnphis-
licntcil
poople,
for
tyhee
nfVans
chief
and
.Mr.
llnrrNun
was
a
stranger
hut
Massoll
is
less
than
a
hundred
miles
from
the
terminus
nf
the
(Irand
Trunk
PariNe.
Itailway
at
Prince
llu-pert.
II
is
at
thoiioiih
end
of
Hie
Queen
Charlullo
Islands,
which
are
oi
an
extension
of
the
ridge
that
rises
further
south
to
make
the
Island
of
Vaiwouver.
Tells
About
Haidas
The
native
inhabitants
of
those
islands
are
Indians
known
as
the
llaula.
It
is
to
ho
inferred
from
Hie
Preface
that
Mr.
Harrrson
vtcnl
;imong
them
us
a
mission-ary.
hut
it
is
not
in
thai
capacity
that
ho
iiscises
theia
hut
as
an
cliiinlgiL
lie
is
concerned
with
them
as
the
heathens
that
Hiey
wore
in
the
early
part
of
Ins
forty
years
residence
in
their
villages
"with
their
origin
ami
their
laws,
customs
ami
legends.
In
this
niithiuarian
field
In?
may
claim
In
he
a
pioneer,
for
though
the
islands
were
known
to
I'.uropeans
(Wtninly
from
the
middle
of
the
eighteenth
century,
they
did
mil
allracl
Iho
scientific
inxosligitlor.
The
Haidas
wore
regarded
as
the
most
lioworful
and
warlike
nation
on
the
Pacific
coast,
and
thai
ro-
TENDERS
FOR
DRAIN
ELEVATOR
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Nolle
to
ConlrcUr
-
MIH
TKSHKHS
tur
Ilio
wnsiriirllini
ir'
ri'lnrorml
omri-We
riir
I'lintor
Misriiiiniirf.
wan
thiiijcr
.iiirh
piliiiifs
nn'l
nalflH.MM'.
will
U
rirlv-l
il
OlUvn.
onlnrl.i,
until
Nooirof
Jon4r
'lhi
'
9in.lcrV
T.i-iii!it
Im
nt
fn'
n
npiqiir
rll
.ml..
markwl
"T""'
for
drain
Klfatr"
mil
a.lilri'swl
tit
Mr.
J-I
T
iiiLirn.
Ufimty
MlnHirr.
Peparl-mini
f
Trails
nml
i;i.niiini;rf.
oilawa.
A
lump
U4ii
Mr
tlm
ywk
I
''"'fr.''-til
mlfi.lpil
Imik
rhi'diio
for
Hfly
Thi.iianl
imllar
(.n.nmi.u
inaile
pal
-tl.
i!nin-nwrff.
lh
Mlnll.T
i.rTiade
an.1
liniKt
aiTouipany
rurh
tonilrr,
llll
tvMtel
If
Ibo
pari
tthklV
M
l
I
!
"nnv
H.lf
r
lulu
a
roiiirj
rut-
th
woik
m
HIP
KTiiH
slated
In
111
li
iidiT.
TIm-
rhMiiiM
or
misiin-pssriil
K-n-
1
11'
f
11
!
!
Ill
I'l""-
.
t
M-rnrliy
rr
llm
ilu"
riiifllnij-iii
.
r
U"'
"onlrnrt
lo
I"1
f
nlrrrtl
Into,
or
rlirqiin
may
i.
rVplaieil
Willi
i-iiiilvalMil
par
value
or
iiiniM
nr
I
lie
lioniliilull
or
Canada.
lurnin.allr.n
.tardlny;
lt.o
ii-oi.;i
work
Kill,
ny
con.ulllnit
Knirlnwm,
Vhal.n
i
ll.ll
K.
I'oM
Artliur.
onlarln.
Pi'Pot
"r
in."
lun.lrV.1
Hollar
(U"i.K
Is
rr-illioil
r
f
"r
plan
ami
n.eririra
tloiis.
ilop"ll
.......
!...i
M
inrii
or
nliitu
and
"
"
..""..
.I
...
,HIII.,I.
kiutfirirnllolli
ill
kuihi
i
'IIII.IIUUII,
iiiiui.i-.ii.
Tlie
lowml
of
any
nocpssurlly
lk
aiTrplei!
ll'lldlT
Will
"y
"
"
.V.
T.
o-..An.
pepnly
Minister,
neparuiirni
.r
Trade
and
lUmiiiii-rre.
Ill3vi
irn
i
IN
PROBATE
COURT
TERR.
COMMISSIONERS
IN
THE
ITORV
OF
ALASKA1
DIVISION
NUW-
.,,
Ill-
vlriui
or
an
older
d"l
nw'i;
or
Vrnr.1-in,
"
"..yi
lH
court
mi
Hie
IMh
day
of
I'l
'
"
llii
I
lierehv
alven
to
(Ted)
Pal,
in
a
lie
if
eil
ii
si
and
or
Ilio
ahove
nainn
de-
an
InleieM
In
tin
alKHe
I
v
n
Iliat
they
and
eaeli
or
t
'
l1'
l'ay,,,,1
.
,
ipilie.l
to
he
and
appear
I
n
'h"llrt"''n,..
'
.nlllle.l
eonrl
at
ll.vder.
';,v"nrt,..,7
mil
Mllra.tory
proor
"'.''''''y.'rM
aitlv
.lay
riom
tin)
iMt
'
"p
fMM
niliUriill.n
liereof.
..,
rail
"
m
'
"''
Aim
ir
.von
mien
i.ifa.lory
prr.
a
.1
m
-o
or
I
,
cnlereil
forfrttlnir
"'
'"
eoiiil
will
lie
leniKl
llieie
.
,.....,
lime
or
I'lrM
Hale
or
I
I'l
toys.
i
in
'i.
April
K7,
rnlillrallon,
June
tl,
0P.E.N
F.
HILL,
Admioittrator.
This
new
kind
of
laundry
toaji
makes
a
thick'
soap-eutlsy
feolution.
Pour
this
into
your
tubs,
boiler
or
washing
machine.
Ue
it
instead
of
bar
boap.
Use
enough
Rinso
to
get
goodlaslingsudslhatstaiid
up
after
theclothes
are
jiut
in.
These
rich
feoajt-suda
SOAK
dirt
out.
No
more
harmful
rubbing!
0)
SoAK
clothes
an
hour
overnight
if
you
xvih.
Then
rinse.
BecauseRinso
dissolves
completely,
it
rinses
outthoroughly
leaving
clothes
enowy
white.
Rinso
is
made
by
the
makers
of
Lux
lo
ilo
the
family-niIi
as
perfectly
as
Lux
docs
all
fine
tilings.
Get
Hinso
from
jour
grocer
today.
R-441
ptilalion
may
well
have
heoii
a
deterrent
to
oulwoish
the
attraction
that
they
wore
hehl,
also,
to
ho
the
most
advanced
in
the
arts.
II
is
ilio
author's
purpose
Hi
rescue
what
ho
may
of
their
records
from
the
waters
of
oldixion
into
whieh
they
are
fast
sinking.
The
Haidas
are
a
dyins
race:
They
wcro'onco
a
powerful
nation
ami
Ilio
terror
of
all
the
surionndiiirr
trihes.
One
hundred
years
ajro
they
were
num-here.l
hy
tens
of
thousands;
now
only
aliout
one
thousand
can
ho
found.
Where
are
Ihoy
now'?
Sumo
of
the
fii-hanjrs
or.lall
carved
columns
are
still
in
existence,
hut
the
people
are
fxono.
The
hoxos
In
which
(lie.i
buried
their
dead
(fixinpr
them
on
two
I
a
rue
posts
planted
in
the
ground
are
decaying
and
fast
disappearing
and
a
few
mummified
remains
are
all
that
are
left
of
(hose
skilful
and
fierce
warriors.
Their
villages
are
in
ruins,
their
old
carved
columns
stand
out
grim
and
jrroy
against
the
shadow
of
Ilio
woods.
Moss
and
weeds
grow
upon
the
groat
rafters
of
their
old
hewn
houses;
grass
fills
the
'terraces
ahout
Hie
hearths
and
chokes
llm
doorways
of
Iheir
strange
old
habitations."
Life
on
Islands
Willi
these
eleinonlsMr.
Harrison
has
sol
himself
lo
recreate
the
life
of
the
islands
as
it
was
when
g(iin
and
coming
was
by
canoe.
Thai
islands
should
ho
inaccessible
is
not
merely
a
crochet
nf
the
romantically
minded,
il
is
vital
to
Iho
preservation
of
those
distinctive
finalities
which
enlighten
as
well
as
entertain.
The
Hnidas
-were
drawn
lo
the
mainland,
and
those
"who
eventually
did
relurn
wore
generally
physical
and
mental
wrecks."
Those
thai
remain
differ
from
Iho
Indians
of
oilier
parts
of
llrilish
Columbia
in
language
and
tradition,
and
also
in
mental
and
physical
rnnstllullnn.
Mr.
Harrison
inclines
to
thipk
that
their
ancestors
were
muting
Iboso
who
may
have
crept
east
wards
from
Asia
and
were
then
forced
south
by
tlio
cold;
but
he
THE
DAILY
NT5WB
is
careful
,
no)
o,
stale
dogmatically
what
happened
on
land-bridges
in
Pjefsloceno
tinges.
The
morality
whifhj,ihey
evolved
for
themselves
jn
:Jhoir
seclusion
has
much
in
common
with
Christian
ctliics:-.
"Children
were
commando.)
to
obey
their
parents
and
they
were
early
taught
to;
ho
unselfish
and
kind
lo
each-oilier,
and
thai
in
every
coudilion
of
life
it
was
holler
tti
ho
silejit
and
listen
than
lit
speak."
Theft
Was-Rare
Tlio
poor
wore
to
he
helpoil,
and
not
only
hal
hut
rospeclod;
hospliliilily
was
inculcated.
There
does
nut
appear
to
have
boon
any
element
of
M'lf-inoiii-ficalion
al
Iho
root,
of
these
precepts.
The
Viglil
to
possess
was
resngiiizeil,
and
"before
Iho
ad
vent
of
the
Ku'ropcaiis
Hiffi
was
very
rare";
thor
old
chief
declared
il
a
most
heinous
crime
so
heinous,
apparently,
that
il
was
in
Iho
public
interest
to
pass
the
offence
over
if
possihle:-
-
"If
Iho
person
who
hist
an
article
siispeHod
anyone,
he
would
during
tlio
nilil
place
a
wooden
dish
ortray
on
Ilio
doof-slep
of
the
-'suspected
thief's
house,
ami
if
jiis
siispocion
w
well
founded
luvwuuld
go
for
his
tray
on
Iho
iflghl
following
and
thereon
find
Iifs
lost
properly.'
Having
iccojvc.l
it
Holding
further
was
said
and
the
nuttier
ended'."
The
characteristic
form
of
hospitality
was
Ilio
pollalch,
all
which
the
chior
gave
away
his.
projterly
to
his
guests;
lie
hadj
his
own
methods
of
recovering'
it,
.and
seems
lu
have
Itoon
ac
tuated
mainly
hy
the
desire
of
sliiiwiiiLT
thai
lie
li.nl
iir.iui'rl
v
In
1
"
i
give.
The
order
of
society
wast
arisioor.-ilie;
ami
Ilio
medicine.
men
exorcised
as
much
author-ily
ns
the
chiefs.
Medicine
Men
v
The
medicine
men
and
their
ways
offer
Mr.
Harrison
a
sub-j
joet
of
which
ho
avails
himself
fully.
Ho
giesi
considerable
fpiico
Ik
religious
beliefs,
which
are
too
involxe.l
lo
be
summarized,
and
poiuls
on!
Dial
the
tolem-polos
of,,
which'
he
writes
tit
length
are
not
religious
em
blems.
The
theory
of
the
totem
polo
need
tin)
perhaps
bo
ex
panded
lo
cover
the
use
In
which
it
.wn.s.
put
byuyiiief
Kdenshaw,
for
ho
was
a
IMnverl
lo
Chrisli
aniy.
Ilo
ha71"been
entertained
hy
the
first
fJovOrnor
of
llrilish
Columbia,'
and"
on
his
return
laileir'-wilh
presents
"he
caused
his
followers
to
erect
another
totem
in
front
of
his
house,
and
IJie
topmost
figure
was
a
splendid
likeness
of
the
Governor
in
his
frock
coat
and
high
silk
hal.
tins
loiem
is
situ
lo
ho
scon.!
covered
wild
moss
ami
lichen,)
standing
.grjmy
and
grey
in
front
of
the
ruins
of
Ilio
nM
warrior's:
house."
WILL
ELIMINATE
ALL
LISTENING
IN
WHEN
PATENT
IS
PERFECTED
Simply
Press
a
Button
and
Other
Phones
are
Cut
off
Party
Line
HF.fSI.VA
,Sask,
May
7.
elimination
of
"listening:
in"
on
rural
nml
parly
iifie
telephones.,
has
boon
successfully
achieved
by
a
device
on
a
circuit
on
IhoSoulh
llogina
Telephone,
company.
Hy
simply
pressing
a
mil
ton,
the
caller
of,
Iho
rural
or
parly
lino
telephone
system,
equipped
wilh
Hie
apparatus,
can
prevent
any
intrusion
upon
their
private
onversalion.
This
device
which
is
the
in
vention
of
Harry
H.
Sherman,
construction
engineer
of
Iho
Saskatchewan
government.
hie-phono
system,
is
designed
lo
insure
I
h(
secrecy,
long
desired,
in
the
operation
of
rural
ami
parly
lino
service,
and
If
the
invention
proves
successful
under
furl
her
trials,
il
will
have
n
far-reaching
off
col
upon
service
of
Ibis
kind
throughout
Iho
entire
world,
il
is
said.
I.
ike
mosl
successful
Inv.en-lions.
the
"lock
out"
device,
as
Iho
lelepluine
engineers
call
it,
is
simple
in
cnnslruction
and
can
bo
installed
nl
a
nominal
cosl.
All
shoes
arc
casihi
-Li
I
.
'ttf
onmvu
wun
mi
Shoe
Polish
The
ifemlartltstvatue
5troJoduViwMtlHqiiatou
Compare
lh
quantity
NO
MORE
FOOLING
did
Abraham
Lincoln
show
his
shrewdness
NOWHERE
of
judgment
to
better
effect
than
in
that
famous
utterance
which
ended,
"You
can't
fool
all
the
people
all
the
time."
In
the
past,
there
were
a
few
misguided
advertisers
who
thought
they
could
sell
their
wares
better
by
misrepresentation.
But
those
advertisers
have
long
since
gone
out
of
business
or
mended
their
ways.
Hard
experience
taught
that
Lincoln
was
right.
Untruthful
advertising
doesn't
pay.
Other
advertisers
proved
that
the
only
way
to
advertise
successfully,
make
regular
customers
and
build
up
public
good-will
was
to
tell
the
absolute
truth
about
their
goods.
So,
you
can
be
sure
that
every
consistently
advertised
product
is
good.
The
advertising
test
has
proved
it.
The
very
fact
that
it
is
advertised
is
your
best
warranty
of
satisfaction
and
true
quality.
The
concern
that
tells
you
frankly
what
it
is
doing
is
a
good
concern
with
which
to
do
business.
That
is
why
it
pays
to
read
the
advertisements,
to
patronize
advertisers,
and
to
buy
advertized
merchandise.
SURPRISE
PARTY
FOR
MISS
MARY
MUSE
ON
HER
LEAVING
CITY
Many
School
Friends
Gathered
at
Home
of
Chief
and
Mrs.
Vickers
i,
Miss
Mary
Muse
was
last
evening
Iho
guest
al
a
surp'rjsc
(larly
of
her
.school
friends
at
lhe
hoine.
of
Chief
and
-Mrs.
Vick-'orsi
First
Ave.
An
enjoyable
liiuo
was
spout
al
dancing
and
(games;
refreshments
worn
served
ami
the
young
folks
then
liade
farewell
to
their
young
'friend.
Those
present
were
Misses
Lorraine
(Irani,
Lorna
.McLaren
Jean,
(Iriovo,
Margaret
Kcrgin,
Lvelyn
'Vickers,
Alice
pillsbury,
Lilian
andif
Francos
Cross
ami
Alan
and
Howard
Julnn.
Jack
HJldilrh,
Alex.
Duncan,
Miirdock
McKcnje,
F.ric
Uingwoll
nml
Harry
Walker.
Mrs.
W.
T.
Muse
and
family
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Jioorgo
for
the'
south
enroulo
lo
Tennessee
whore
they
will
join
Mr.
Muso
who
left
some
lime
ago.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Frank
C.
Itiggs,
Portland,
Ore.;
I.orno
Thomson,
Victoria;
N.
L.
Lamlo,
A.
Farrow
and'
A.
Scull,
Vancouver;
L.
F.
Howard,
01-lawa:
A.
F.
Illosse,
Toronto;
11.
Douslin,
Moosoinin,
Sask.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Mason
Adams,
Smilhors;
IK
A.
Filzpalrick
and
family.
Sault
SI.
Marie:
F.'.W.
Hudd
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Waller
Molson,
Montreal;
.
C.
Arnoll,
oily;
F..
Hrooks
and
Mrs.
D.
W.
Cassd
and
daughter.
Terrace;
A.
II.
Kdwaiils
and
Mrs.
s,
Alger,
Usk;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Hall,
Sa-vu;
H.
Vilson,
'
Jasper;
J:
O.
Uint
and
brother,
Iliviere
du
It's
mighty
good
business
Loup,
P.O.
Central
John
Clark
and
F.
Richardson,
Vancouver:
.1.
C,
Lough,
Alice
Arm:
T.
Chase
and
S.
Shefskoy.
C.N.
II.;
l-'errcira,
Kwinilsa;
11.
Mitcfio
ami
l-'ounilland
Ilea,
city.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
rrinre
Ittipert.
S.C..
r
TIMBER
SALE
X
7008.
Sealed
Tenders
will
lie
rerrlvcil
liy
the
ni.-lri.-t
Coresier,
Prince
lliierl,
not
later
than
noon
on
tlie
13th
.lay
or
May,
IU5.
Tor
the
puri'liaoe
or
l.leenre
X
7HK(l.
Silver
Creek,
Turku
Inlet,
C.lt.
1,
to
rut
IV
'J
M.
iMHird
Teet
or
relied
and
utandliiR
spruce.
Hemlock,
llaNani
ami
Crdar
Saw
toy.
one
(Ii
year
will
lie
allowed
Tor
le-nwival
or
tliulier.
further
nartlriilar
f.r
the
Oiler
Knres-
ler,
Victoria,
or
the
IHHrlcl
Forester,
THE
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT.
R.
8.
C.
Chap.
115.
'The
Canadian
Kishinr
Company
Limited
hereby
roes
notice
that
It
has
under
SerUMi
7
or
the
kiiI.I
Art
deHi.lle
with
the
Mlnllcr
or
Piilillr
Works
at
Ottawa
and
-tn
the
nmre
nr
tlx-
licg-lsl
r:ir
or
the
land
lleKfutry
Coast
Uislrlct
at
I'liilee
iluperl,
II.C,
a
ilesrrlplli
II
or
the
kite
and
Plans
or
us
wnarr,
eanuery,
cannery
nun.i
tines
unil
works
appurtenant
tnereio
l.nllt
prior
to
June
1st,
1
14
s.
In
Kraser
Heard
In
front
or
Lot
29V
llanRe
4,
Coast
liistrlct,
province
or
lirltl'h
Coiuni
Ida.
AMI
TAKK
NOTICE
Dial
aUer
lhe
ex
plrath.n
or
one
iiumlli
rrom
the
dale
of
the
first
.
iilillrntlc.il
of
tills
Nnlloe
Tlie
Canadian
i'tslilnir
Coinpnny
I.luilleil
will
under
sortion
7
ir
the
said
Art
apply
to
lhe
Minister
or
Pulille
Works
at
his
or-rice
lu
the
c.lly
uf
Ottawa
for
approval
r
the
said
site
and
plans
and
for
leave
t
rontruc
the
said
cannery
and
works.
lvite.1
at
Vancouver,
ll.c.
tills
llli
ihiv
fit
May,
1
1).-..
TIIK
CANADIAN
FlSIIINO
COMPANY
I.IMITtO
"PROVINCIAL
ELECTION8
ACT."
Prlnct
Rupart
Elactoral
Dlatrlct.
Mackentl
Elactoral
Dlatrlct.
Ml
TICK
U
herehy
Klveli
thai
I
shall,
on
Monday.
Its'
IS
th
.lav
or
Miv
ius.
at
the
hour
or
n
u'rlork
In
the
foirinmii,
al
tlu
Court
House,
Priuee
rtiMs'il,
hold
4
Mtllnir
i.r
the
Con
i
t
or
llrvlsion
for
lhe
purpose
nr
revlslnr
the
lists
or
voters
ror
the
siilit
tlertora.1
Plstrlrts,
nml
or
hearing
anil
.leleitnlnlnir
any
and
all
ohjerllons
In
the
retention
uf
any
name
on
the
said
lists,
or
to
the
rrttlsiratlnti
as
a
voter
or
any
apptirant
ror
registrations
ami
ror
ine
outer
purposes
el
roiiu
m
pie
"pro-vlnelnl
Lhctlons
Act."
Ialel
uf
Prince.
Itnpert,
II.C.
this
filli
nay
in
.I'rii,
ivya.
MlltMA
A
WATT.
Iletlstrar
or
Voters
ror
the
Prince
llupert
and
Mickemle
Electoral
uiimcu.
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Operating
the
only
power
cleaning
and
pressing
equipment
in
the
city.
Service
ami
workmanship
unsurpassed,
a
phone
call
will
bring
our
car.
515
6th
Ave.
W.
Phono
S
MARINE
MOTOR
Less
Starter
.
.
..
$250.00
With
Starler
..
..
$300.00
(iovernment
Taxes
nml
Freight
F.xlra
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Ford
Dealers
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avsnus.