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IT
n?8
V
V
rati
OAV
Atldra
V.
Now
That
You
Have
Passed
Thirty
i
mi
realize
mat
nie
in
less
a
matter
of
brilliant
spurts
than
of
a
Ion,
pull.
You
no
longer
dream
or
a
fortune
"at
forty.
You.
expect
to
be
working
away
steadily
at
fifty
at
sixty,
per-haps.
You
nrrtl
not
bo
ow
f
I
be
many
mm
who
ill
ality.flir
flu
J
tlirniM'lvr
com.
xllol
to
turn
to
oilier
for
uiiixirf.
II)'
tu)lng
ut
tin
iwlr
of
only
alittcn
-rul
tUy
U
tHrrn
Hie
agea
of
thirty
uml
alily.tltr
(ran
you
ran
huy
a
Canadian
(invrrnmrnt
Annuity
uliirli
will
p)
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Miirtlngat
the
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age
anal
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all.
la.
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rarlUr
ran
bay
Iba
mlf
lha
t.rrna.
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till
aat
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raapaai
laimrdlalelr
and
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a.
dlrarltd.
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pa.laa.
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Etc.
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ACETYLENE
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lo
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(ill
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AND
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and
385.
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koiU.rfiirc
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AND
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Operating
Q.
T.
P.
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Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
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nrhlnl.t
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irlitm
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LONGER
I
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Satisfaction
Cheapest
In
Long
Runt
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OR
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and
564.
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Rooms
7,
8,
9
Smith
Block
Office
Hours.
9
to
9
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
lit
J.rliy's
Planitm
Milk
IVVIUVI
V
Aro
now
Sole
Agents
for
the
lumber
output
of
the
Royal
Mills.
Hanall,
B.C.
llaimiVIl
WW
IWI
O
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Sl
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Bit
MIt
WBIHn
taf
faans
Spruce
Planking
and
Cedar
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Foundation
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ff
1
A
IW
Now
in
Stock
.
Guaranteed
Waterproof
TEVE
KING
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
Ibiv
bow
olhenvle
the
trip
was
completely-
successful.
Ivor
Wick,
aboard
Ihe
power
boat
Senoir
uccoinpanied
by
Tommy
Mc.Meekin,
Alex.
Finney
ana
inn
jutmson,
ten
port
on
Friday
night
for
Spiller
river
and
Introduced
their,
rifle
with
marked
elTect
lo
four
deer.
The
parly
ndurned
on
Monduy
nltfhl
vowing
that
they
would
THE
DAILY
mVS,
fliy!U
Doings
of
the
Moaqulto
FUet
whichle
the
j
gjSj
chtef
aourcaj
of
Prince
Rupert'a
prosperity
WMlA
The
Admiral
of
Hip
Mostiitc
;
repeal,
the
performance
,il
an
fled
report
Hie
Thanksgiving
'early
dale,
holiday
ax
having
Kone
olT
veryj
MieeeKfuy
ainnnif
Hie
IiIkIi
hoot
aiiuad.
t'n
In
Hie
lime
of
wrilinif
not
n
ninKlf
casually
had
been
reonrled
lo
Hie
nd-iiiirally
olliee.s
whlrh
ojieakx
wiliinifx
fur
Hie
morale
of
Hie
nutiliraU.
J'lie
holiday
wan
taken
iwlvanlave
of
hy
a
number
of
walerfroiil
nllleialH
fur
Jh
eiijoyiiieiil
of
a
little
hunllng
and
fUhiny.
Several
filiintr
and
jdeaMjre
JioaU
lefl
jiort
on
l-Viday
night,
Hie
rabin
jdlejl
hiyli
with
Hie
koh
Hiiiip
of
lhi
life
lo
eat
and
drink,
and
manned
hy
pan?
of
pood
fellow
henl
on
Kelllnir
a
little
joy.
The
majority
uf
the
hunter
relumed
lo
port
on
Monday
niitht
in
radineK
lo
Jump
inlo
Hie
hiifneH
whirl
astaiii
on
Hie
morrow.
I
leer
eem
lo
have
been
plentiful
Hi
Hie
variona
point,
most
(run
accounting
for
one
trophy
of
the
chase.
The
bail
went
tier
together
with
Hie
in.
tervenllnn
of
the
holiday
somewhat
n
(Tec
led
the
halibut
arrival
during
the
week.
Willi
the
hold-over
last
week
end
the
ale
on
Tuesday
inorntn?
Marl
ed
olT
well
wilh
221,700
pound".
The
had
weather
experience
on
I
In-
hjyh
spot
had
a
detrimental
effect
upon
the
landintr
for
Weilneday
a
n
d
Thursday
only
Hi.nnft
pound
were
mar
keted
for
the
two
day.
Price
offered
for
the
halibut
laudinK
have
not
been
high,
hoverln?
around
the
5c
mark
for
fir'
clas
and
lc
for
eeond
clas
catches.
Moth
Hie
McLean
and
Suva
shipyard
continue
busy
uml
Hie
way
are
occupied
a'l
Hie
lime.
The
new
fi.r
ft.
hali
but
boat
for
the
Horeen
Ilro.
In
Hie
former
yard
I
raphlly
lakinK
shajM'
ajd
IJie
Cuuadl&ij
schooner
Lillian
M.
will
be
completely
overhauled
and
in
the
water
again
in
a
few
day.
A
number
of
boat
of
Hie
boom
fleela
are
Hwiiiliiitf
lo
get
nn
the
McLeini
sliii
for
winter
fixinc
Mishap
to
Viola
S.
The
jfood
launch
Viola
S.,
owned
and
"kippered
by
Hen
Self,
came
to
grief
in
the
lorm
which
raped
la-l
Friday
and
Saturday.
While
at
anchor
at
Imv
tide
the
force
of
Hie
wind
Bill
Hughes
Won.
Turkey
The
WMlerfmiil.
.crib
lonrna
mejil
for
n
Thankspiviiicr
turkey
wa
brought
It
a
close
on
Saturday
night
when
Hill
Hughe
beat
till
coiner
unit
Hill
became
the
proud
poeor
of
the
bird.
Steve
drier
rame
eecond
ami
carried
off
a
new
five
pol.
Hill
played
a
nialerly
game
throughout
the
tournament
and
is
seriously
thinking
of
opening
up
a
crib
college
for
(be
benefit
(,f
those
who
Jiave.
Hie
gall
lo
enter
any
obi
crib,
tournament
thai
come
along.
Jut
now
Hie
nautical
celebrities
are
in
the
throe.
t
another
crib
exhibition
for
a
Xiiiu
turkey,
The
first
round
i
It.
Shrnbsall,
v.
K.
Shrubsall;
W.
Putnam
vs.
O.
IStiirr;
James
Lee
v.
Frank
llavie;
K.
Saion
vs.
It.
Davey;
.1.
Mcintosh
v.
II.
Meiuie:
A.
Olainierton
v..
J.
pybjmvn;
H.
M.
Jewell
v.
.1.
II.
Murray:
I).
Ilougla
v.
W.
O.
Hughe;
V.
Shrubsall
v
A.
Jlailey;
p.
Lorenzeu
v.
J.
Nickersou;
W.
Wall
v.
A.
1.
tiillie;
.
Solem
v.
T.
Horvik;
M.
Crowell
v.
0.
Woodland;
II
Lipe(
v.
J,
Donnelly;
L.
I'ollerloii
v.
I.uckv
"Steve";
11.
M.
Iiaifjrell
v.
A.
H.
Hunter;
C
Kirkendall
v.
Lance
Style;
.1.
M.-
tloverlon,-
bye.
He-ull
of
the
firl
round
playcl
to
dale
are
li.
Shrubsall,
W.
0.
Huzhes,
L.
I'ollerloii
and
Harry
liagirell
winner.
.
..
Fish
Business
During
the
week
38l,70
Jb.
of
halibut
ha
been
marketed
on
the
Fish
Kxrhanpe.
Americans
were
high
at
I5.ic
and
9c.
and
low
at
I
t.Hc
ami
9c.
Canadian
were
litgh
at
ISc.
attd
Pe.
and
low
at
I3,f5c
and
9f.
Arrival
were:
Kodiak,
Imperial,
Anna
J.,
Kanalak,
Orient.
Allen,
Mali,
Annie
May.
Albatross,
Lfliiya,
American.
Scmdja.
The
Kayosu
In
P(os.
This
i
a
lory
of
how
Art
and
hi
merry
men
(behaved
when
Hie
schooner
Kaynsu
hit
the
rock.
Hy
Wall.
Mason,
jr.
Art
was
quite
a
wonder
man
with
hi
little
fishing
boat,
having
sailed
the
seas
for
many
11
il.'iv
with
water
in
hi
llirnnl
Iiounded
poor
Viola
u.Min
the,,,
..
,.,
vfl:lPn.
rock
o
hard
I
hat
severul
of
the
hull
plank
parted
company
ami
invited
the
tide
inside.
However,
I
he
young
lady
wa
not
long
submerged.
Sandy
wa
ni,
the
job
ami
soon
had
Violfl
on
I
Imv
grid
where
ncre.iiary
re.
par
were
completed.
-
Native
Boats
In
A
flotilla
of
native
boat
from
the
Nau
district
.tud
Kilknlla
anchored
in
the
home
base
on
Saturday
In
upend
Ihe
Thanksgiving
holiday
in
Ihe
cily.
While
in
port
several
of
ie
visitor
look
advantage
of
the
occasion
lo
entertain
relative
and
friend
resbling
in
Ihe
immediate
vicinity
jihoaiil
their
floating
home.
Sumptuous
spread
of
smoked
salmon
and
chicken
minus
the
smoke
were
provided.
Machinery
repair
were
done
and
groceries
pmvhased
prior
lo
their
re.
turn
to
winter
quarter.
was
running
wild
and
acting
kind
of
funny.
The
pel
hen
aboard,
a
broody
bird,
foresaw
an
uwful
fale,
and
just
In
help
the
other
oul
laid
courses
on
n
plnle.
And
so
things
stood
aboard
that
nighl,
as
the
ship
plowed
through
the
mud,
while
Hie
hen
was
laying
hard
boiled
egg
in
give
i
ne
crew
some
'
'",
cry
went
up
,
,
,
..'
l)r
.i
.l.
I
.
Lade
and
a
parly
o
..
ulof
,,,,,.
wllal
was
IKIMI
tl
Id
Ml
11
lilt"
IIHX
I
itniU
l,,.l4M
1
.l.
I
I
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..
...
.
'
.
i
liuil?.
.
craHii.
a
au,
ami
.aa.
till
Kermac,
left
las)
Saturday
i
,,ort
vas
dnrk
f
,
,my,
w,r
,
nighl
on
a
hunling
lr.p
o
Smith
f
L
M
Island.
bile
bad
weather
wni
k,)ifp
,
f
fc
m
encounlered
several
deer
wM
n,bp
,
,
u
Jo
,
w,
.
.
.....
.
'
.V
.
wrrp
out
like
liglilnintr
"r
:"
V,,M,,K
"""i
coining
down
from
up
below,
trill,
anil
owinir
In
n
henvv
un
....
:.
t
..
.,
,
.
,
,
uie
Kiiuer
yelleit
"J'ui.
Aiir.
Hie
up.
row
noat
in
ow
nroKe
wayjloas
SQ
yilurPVPH
and
from
Ihe
painter
during
the
,
..!..
j
nighl
and
wa
lost.
The
force!
of
Ihv
sea
breaking
over
Ihe
Sensible
PeOolft
itiitll
ulnt'ik
111
ancnmil
t
it
,
l,t.a
I..
I
""
'
I
III
r
rut
il
I
limi'rtfl
III
ing
ear,
for
quile
a
little
while,
we'll
tell
n
blood
and
thunder
yarn
of
Art'
old
fishing
pile.
The
lory
I
a
horrid
one,
1111
fairly
turn
you
blue,
of
how
Ihe
crew
and
skipper
got
off
the
Kayosu.
The
boat
it
hnd
been
fi-hing,
a
fishing
boat
will
lo,
when
reluming
lo
Ihe
old
home
porl
Hie
.sea
gol
thick
a
glue.
The
ou
was
playing
pilch
and
loss,
the
crew
were
sliooling
crap,
while
Ihe
skip
per,
reeling
kiml
v
llreit;
wa
taking
little
naps.
The
cook
was
in
Ihe
pilot
house
a
counting
out
his
money,
Ihe
engine
I?
In
all
walks
of
life
have
for
a
long
time
used
Ueecham's
Pills,
which
enjoy
great
popularity.
They
are
reliable
and
contribute
to
toe
maintenance
of
health.
When
you
suffer
from
Indigestion,
biliousness
or
constipation
use
BEECHAM'S
SalJaaaryvWa
foCaajafe.
PILLS
UrtMt
Sal.
f
Aar
MaaWa
la
WaiM
-
-t
afcasffi
$564.
46
on
the
proper
'
side
of
the
Balance
RECIEVED
BACK
ine.
lieu
we
eel
to
the
shore
again
we'll
have
a
cup
of
tea."
And
thai
i
how
lliev
left
Hie
wreck,
they
couldn't
lake
it
foo.
Hiik
itoeni
i
a
history
of
the
(dimmer
Kayosu.
Policies
issued
ENDOWMENT
by
the
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
produce
most
gratifying
results.
The
assured
gets
the
full
benefit
of
the
profits
earned
by
the
Company,
and
the
cost
of
protection
is
reduced
to
the
vanishing
point.
Gradually
these
profits
help
outweigh
the
premiums
until
in
the
end
you
receive
more
money
back
than
you
paid
in,
and
your
insurance
-11
these
years
has
cost
you
nothing.
For
example,
take
an
actual
case,
that
of
Mutual
Life
Endowment
Policy
Number
28083.
The
holder
of
this
policy
took
out
a
30-year
endowment
at
the
age
of
twenty.
At
the
close
of
the
contract
the
sum
of
all
the
premiums
he
had
paid
in
amounted
to
$708.15.
The
company
paid
back
to
him
a
total
of
$1,272.61,
representing
a
net
gain
of
$564.46!
In.
other
words,
this
policyholder
received
$179.71
for
every
$100
invested
with
the
company.
Mutual
Life
Insurance
is
insurance
at
net
cost.
In
the
long
run
it
has
always
proved
itself
to
be
a
profitable
investment.
We
know
you
would
be
interested
in
our
endowment
policies.
Let
us
send
you
literature.
Fill
in
this
coupon
and
mail
it
today.
Local
Representatives
PAID
IN
THE
MUTUAL
LIFE
r--of
Canada:
Waterloo,
Ontario
J
"The
Net
Cost
Life
Insurance
Company"
I
.
pmi
t,alh4
ta
tk.
Mataal
Uf.
Si,m
af
Uaaraiu.
at
Cmt.
I
aarticalarl
caac.rnui(
tk
alaa
at
aalicy
I
kaa
ptir'
Wlaw.
I
Naaia
"
.
AUmt
Pari
Oa.
.
r.i.
1
"
-r.llcy
Plan.
McCAFFERY
&
GIBBONS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
The
launch
Star,
skipper
Macdonald,
was
oul
to
Tuck'
Inlet
over
last
week
end
on
a
deer
hunt.
The
venture
proved
very
satisfactory
nd
Mac
relumed
joyfully
displaying
n
splendid
buck,
dead
of
course.
Ruby
Mae
Busy
The
power
honl
Ruby
flae,
owned
by
J.
&
0.
t'urrie,
put
inlo
porl
during
Hie
week
from
llaysporl
where
he
has
been
engaged
in
connecting
with
Ihe
worn
on
ine
new
rori
r..s.ing
lon-llaysporl
ferry.
The
ftuby
Mae
will
lake
out
supplies
for
Hie
ferry,
and
will
engage
in
lo
towing
al
the
conclusion
of
the
work.
Jim
Lee;
manager
of
the
Al-
lin
Fisheries,
i
confined
to
the
house
suffering
with
his
jaw.
We
wonder
if
lie
has
been
at
tempting
lo
tell
the
laity
of
the
house
how
lo
grow
spud
for
exhibition
purposes.
The
power
boat
Wigwam,
Cupl.
Claude
Kelchum,
lefl
port
on
Wednesday
for
tieorgelown
In
low
in
u
couple
of
scow
loads
of
fish
boxes
for
local
consumption
and
arrived
back
on
The
launch
Narbelhong,
skipper
llooine
K.
Freeman,
was
over
to
Digby
Island
on
Monday
to
bring
in
Ihe
Canadian
National
pile
driver.
The
driver
is
moored
at
Ihe
lumber
assembly
wharf,
--
Qllbert
on
Blrnle
Hurry,
flilberl,
formerly
skip,
per
hf
liie'
Launch
2.1,
owned
by
the
Prince
Huperl
ltoalhou.se,
has
resigned
that
position
and
is
now
employed,
on
the
lighthouse
lender
llirnie
a
male.
The
llirnie,
Capl.
Uuller,
was
In
port
on
Thurdat
morning
and
leflfor
Digby
to
discharge
coal
for
"lhe
wireless
station.
First
mule
J.
Mncauliiy,
of
the
llirnie,
(Continued
on
page
six)
Have
You
Seen
Homer
V.
Bagley
Last
heard
of
In
the
vicinity
of
Anyox,
B.C.,
Aug.
22,
1922.
Was
employed
at
the
construction
of
a
dam.
Age
25
years.
Frequents
dance
halls.
Any
information
concerning
him
will
be
greatly
appreciated
and
will
make
it
worth
your
while.
Address:
GEO.
W.
BAGLEY,
c
o
Bagley
Tire
A
Rubber
Co.,
Hotsprlng
National
Health
Resort,
Arkansas,
United
States
of
America.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert'
Leading
Restaurant
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
Have
you
had
your
PASTEURISED
MILK
TODAY?
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DAIRY
Sells
Milk,
Cream
and
Butter
Phone
S1.
Duily
Deliveries.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.
LTD.
Sallints
From
Prince.
Ruptrt.
for
VANCOUVKR,
VICTORIA,
Ocaan
Fill.,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
TatMlar.
PM.
For
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Say,
and
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.on
a,
Saturaa!
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ARM,
STEWART,
W.l.t
l.land,
Sunday
S
PM.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
aad
N.aa
R..r
oanaarlaa,
Friday
A.M.
til
Irwl
Avenue.
t.
kWretLy,
Aa.oU
Prtnca
Ruptrt.
BX
66
LUMINO"
Is
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Aluminum
Ware
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today.
Xnvv
shapes
utal
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ew
cold
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Now
tin
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lti
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nt
bargain
prices.
Tel.
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CO,
We
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