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CANADIAN
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LAUNDRY
Phone
8
THE
NEW
WATERFRONT
HOME.
Seaside
Lunch
Counter
V.nv
Bay,
next
lo
Mcl-niti's
Ynrds.
nB'nieiil
of
t:y.
Nickorson.
Under
Ihe
man-
GOOD
EATS
at
All
Hours
at
Lowest
Prices
A
Modern
J.unrli
CfMinler
run
hjnu(leni
inelhnds.
"CALL
IN
FOR
A
MUG-UP."
Ijfcfy
Polngt
of
the
Moqu(to
Vlel
which
U
the
Mjjjft
KaSHaS
chief
aouree
of
Prince
Rupart'
prosperity
fgHffJ
Th"
Admiral
of
the-
Mosquifoland
9c.
and
low
at
1
1.
5c
and
fU:
fleet
reports
Hint
dirlyveather
Canadian
were
high
at
I
Re
and
ha
again
interfered
with
hall-!
lie
and
low
at
1,3c.
and
He.
The
hut
landings
during
the
week.
The
extremely
wild
winds
pro-viiilinf
oyer
the
week
end
prevented
fishing
schooners
frrrri
rnakincr
port
and
almot
to
a
boal
they,
worn
forced
fn
seek
shelter.
If
l
gratifying
to
report
Hint
nothing
of
an
untoward
nature
ha
happened
lo
any
boats
of
the
fleet
In
spile
of
Hi'1
heavy
lorm
enrounler-i'd.
The
had
weather
on
Hi
high
spots
over
the
week
end
had
a
marked
effect
upon
Hie
Monday
landing
when
only
fr,nft!i
pound
of
halibut
was
marketed
4n
I
he
Fish
Exchange
a
a
eon-
scrpience.
Willi
Hie
subsiding
of
(he
I1I2I1
wind
on
Monday
I
lie
Tucxdity
landings
took
a
jump
l
275,00ft
pound
hut
dropped
Pack
lo
nil
on
Wednesday.
Landing
on
Thursday
look
a
spurt
when
a
total
of
198,000
.omul
of
halibut
was
landed
ly
four
American
schooners,
Ihe
"loriny
wenlher
forcing
the
smaller
schooners
to
seek
shel-ler.
The
high
spot
were
yes
terday
visited
wild
snow
flurries
and
It
f
if
It
wind
which
prevented
boal
making
port.
The
Ameri
run
schooner
Tom
and
At.,
and
lie
Canadian
KclinonH
Mali
were
the
only
boat
to
make
port
ye
1.50m
pounds.
M.
..
uiulerpn
a
Ihorotigh
overhaul
anil
clean
up
in
readiness
for
the
spring
rush.
.
..my
Virginia
IV.,
In
The
Alaskan
coastal
freighter
Virginia
IV.,
Capl.
Hanson,
arrived
in
iHirl
-on
Thursday
morn
the
port
of
I'rinee
lluperl.
.
Fish
Business
During
the
week
381,r00
The
of
halibut
has
been
marketed
Ihrongh
the
Fish
Kxchange.
Americans
were
high
at
17
0c
i
TORONTO
(
':
J
In
Centra
of
Shopping
J
,
1
and
Business
District
i
D
ROOMS
1
I
1
100
with
Privita
Datha
l
1
1
BUROPEAV
PLM
II
'
w"r",T
tMOMPON-
MN-a.
DIR.
M
g
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Sleam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Wnler
Hales
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
659.
arrivals
were:
Imperial,
Wireless,
firetehen,
firolh,
p.
Dorecn,
F.agle,
Polaris,
Bkandia,
Kaglc.
I.fvfngsfnne,
ftadio,
President.
Hardin?,
Heymour,"
Tom
and
A!,
and
Mah.
Bones'
Nw
Pal
"lion"
Taylor
of
Hie
jrood
ship
Sormiie,
lias
made
an
addition
lo
her
already
wide
circle
of
friend.
Ye
"jiir,
Uonen
han
laken
a
lrav
pat
-under
her
motherly
winsr
and
it
the
firat
cat
I
hat
ha
ever
been
permitted
lo
eal
out-
of
her
iecial
crock
ery.
II
all
happened
very
simply
loo.
While
:anl.
Taylor,
the
boss
of
Ihe
craft,
was
busy
inolixmnz
the
aluminum
ware
after
break
fact
on
llmrs.iay
niornhijgr.
Hie
feline
creature
jut
jumped
aboard
and
started
tak
ing
liberlie
with
Hie
do?'
breakfacl.
Hopes
jul
looked
Up
and
was
evidently
co
struck
with
the
brishl
red
color
of
the
cat'
sleek
coat
that
he
fell
in
love
at
first
slglil.
t.ap
was
HurprUed
ii!on
coming
on
ileck
lo
ee
the
cat
and
Hones
eating
out
of
Ihe
same
di'h.
After
breakfast
Hones
played
hostess
!o
the
feline
and
carefully
Diluted
her
newly
found
male
lerdaT
with
a
lotal'landin?
of!,,,.,,,,,,,!
u,0
floats.
The
new
pel
..4
McLean
Yards
Busy
The
whvs
nl
I
lie
X.
M.
McLean
hipyard
are
full
lo
capacity.
will
be
named
"Ilusly.."
-
--
Tlie
launch
Joy
Bird,
Capt.
.1
Thomas,
was
over
to
Mellakalla
on
Thursday
morning
on
busi
Ihe
new
Canadian
fishing
!nes
in
connection
wilh
Ihe
new
l
.
.
-
..
.
I
.
.
I
.
.
i
1
1
I
1
1
I
,
t
.
i
ii
:
1.
:
.
sriiMiHu-r
'-lie.
iiuin
nj
ui-
waierworKM
piuill
lliai
is
n""i-i
reen
Hrolliers
U
pro(rressinicinnlled
at
lhat
point
rapidly
and
Ihe
hull
is
practica
lly
plankcl
in.
The
Cunadiap
srlKNiuer
Lillian
M.,
Onpt.
Crowell,
w
hich
has
been
mnder-
coinir
an
exlensie
overhaul
for
jllie
pal
two
week.
wa
coni-
i
dieted
anil
faekn
off
Ihe
way
Skipper
Majfire
has
recently
lisixtsed
of
hH
water
p
!"Hnice"
and
Is'
contemplalinp
the
huihlin?
of
a
modern
coastal
cruiser
which
will
be
ready
for
Ihe
water
early
In
Ihe
rominir
!
yesterday.
The
schooner
Fagle,
j
prinsr.
Detail
of
the
new
boat
(Caiil.
"Hert"
Pierce,
will
occuir
have
not
yet
been
decided
upon.
'llie
way
vacated
by
Ihe
Lillian'
Freeman
Gassed
Iloome
K.
Freeman,
skipet
of
Ihe
Narbelliontr,
liad
a
narrow"
escape
on
Thursday
afternoon
last
when
Ihe
exhaust
pipe
blew
out
on
his
engine
while
Hie
boat
was
nlongside
Ihe
Itip
Bay
Lumber
Co.'s
wharf,
and
which
ing
from
Ketchikan
lo
unload
jrnti-eil
bin)
to
forget
his
where-two
carloads
of
frozen
fish
for.ahouts
for
several
hours.
Cap
shipment
east
mcr'lhe
Canadian
wn
down
below
fixing
up
one
National
railways.
The
ship-1,
if
t,
cylinders
on
Ihe
engine
men
I
was
handled
through
Ihcjwiiirh
wa
failing
lo
function
,
Hoyal
Fish
Company's
dick.
The
uroperly.
While
bending
over
freighter
'Vlrgtnia
is
cmploycil
in
in,-
nf
tricks
Ihe
exhausf
Ihe
coastwise
freighting
on
thajpjpe
flew
out,
Ihe
force
of
Ihe
Alaskan
coast
serving
Ihe
outly-
jeshaust
hilling
Freeman
full
in
mg
points
between
Ketchikan
hue
face.
The
gas
fumes
put
!and
Nome.
This
I
Hie
first
,
skipir
out
of
business
and
lime
Ihe
Virginia
has
been
tOj,H(
f
been
for
his
timely
rescue
by
.1.
II.
A.
Stephen
of
Ihe
liominion
water
power
boat,
who
chanced
lo
be
alongside
Ihe
Narbelhnng
at
the
time,
the
consenuences
might
have
been
much
more
serious.
Dr.
J.
1
Haile
wa
soon
on
the
scene
but
Ihe
accident
did
not
warrant
F.np's
removal
lo
the
-hospital.
Along
about
midnight
Cap
regained
hi
full
faculties
again
and
was
able
to
sit
up
ami
sup
n
little
bread
and
milk,
Duriii?
the
week
the
Narbelhong
machinery
has
lieen
thoroughly
overhauled.
So
well
is
the
engine
running
that
the
little
old
launch
left
for
Port
Simp
son
on
Thursday
nmrnlnp.
Second
Hand
Crib
The
second
round
of
the
water
front
Xmas
crib
tournament
was
finished
this
week
the
winners
being-
I,.
Potferfon.
C.
V.
Kirk
endall.
Bill
Shrubsall
and
Doc
Clappcrlon.
Kirkeudall
van
(luished
Bill
Hughes
the"
winner
of
the
Thanksgiving
tournament
and
now
leads
in
Hie
belflnff.
The
native
jmwer
boat
Mark
well,
Capt.
II.
Cliffon,
made
port
from
Hartley
Bay
during
Ihe
week.
Can
is
in
town'
lo
do
some
Christinas
shopping.
The
slalT
in
Ihe
'admiralty
offices
of
the.
Mosquito
fleet
are
all
joyously
lie!
up
Hils
week.
A
beautiful
picture
post
card
has
been
received
from
skipper
flenrge
Newcomh,
of
tlifl
Dlsio
YOU
WILL
SAVE
50
PER
CENT.
HERE
Lady
Assisl'ant
in
attendance.
sitrhls
of
Ihe
hiy
eastern
cities.
The
postcard
was
mailed
In
Chicago
and
fienrge
says
he
is
still
on
Ihe
hike.
The
picture
is
beautiful
reproduction
in
colors
of
Chicago
on
a
foggy
niuht
and
reminds
one
of
a
plate
of
ham
and
jr?s
upel
on
Ihe
floor.
The
picture
will
be
fram
ed
and
hunj?
over
the
Admiral'
lest.
Won
$50
Bond
The
startling
new.
on
Ihe
waterfront
this
week
is
that
Hill
Hughes,
Hie
customs
officer
of
Hie
Canadian
National
dock,
was
Ihe
winrer
of
the
$50
Victory
Bond
piven
by
Ben
Self
at
Ihe
recenl
Old
Time
Carnival
staged
by
the
F.Iks.
The
news
was
received
hy
Ihe
high
boot
squad
on
Thursday
morninp
and
the
remainder
of
Ihe
day
was
riven
over
to
speculation
as
lo
what
Bill
would
do
with
this
sudden
acquisition
of
wealth.
AflPr
the
matter
had
been
thoroughly
ynne
into
it
was
finally
decided
that
only
lime
would
tell.
Cockney
Convention
The
first
Cockney's
Conven
tion
to
be
held
in
Prince
lluperJ
took
place
at
the
home
of
Bill
hrub..ttl,
Second
Ave,
F-ast,
on
Tuesday
evenin?
and
proved
lo
e
the
most
successful
gather
ing
H
nauucais
ami
uieir
friend
for
many
seasons
past.
Bill,
dressed
a
la
.liggs,
made
an
evcellent
host
and
everyone
fell
quite
at
home
the
minute
they
were
under
his
hospitable
roof.
The
festivities
started
off
wilh
a
crowd
ill
lmdoners
sitting
down
lo
a
feast
of
oysters
on
Ihe
shell
which
had
been
pceially
imported
for
Ihe
oc
casion.
The
only
interruption
was
the
arrival
of
Sid
Thompson
with
a
piano.
The
instru
ment
having
been
safely
inslal-
lled
Sid
joined
the
oyster
brig
ade.
Delegates
to
Ihe
conven
tion
included
Ted
Shrubsnll,
D.
Sknll
eb.it.
Bob
.lames,
I.eo
Con
nors.
W.
II-
Waldorf,
C.
Barker,
Duslv"
Smoke.
Sid
Thompson,
J.
Mav,
fieo.
mchmoml.
vv
alt
(ireer.
Major
.McOregor.
V.C.,
Bill
McCallum.
Sid
Webb,
T.
Cox.
J.
G.
Johnson,
Cant.
Bill
Parsons,
.lack
Bond,
Jaek
Perry
Capt.
Belt,
.1.
B.
Morrison,
A.
J.
Bishop
and
II.
Welford.
Alter
upper
Ihe
ganjr
got
busy
Willi
an
impromiu
vauueviiie
m
which
it
would
he
hard
to
beat
for
versatility,
Sid
Thompson
ran
the
orchestra
and
although
he
had
forsotten
hts
conducting
FOR
15
YEARS
WAS
TROUBLED
WITH
ECZEMA
Thrre
Is
no
olhrr
rrnwdy
like
Bur
dut-k
IUishI
Ulltm
itiat
can
po$lbly
rle
su'rlr
rrrlrf
t
all
MifTenrs
from
menu
sail
rtietim
ami
all
oilier
dlsrasrs
of
Ihe
bliMsl
fi-r
Dm
rran
that
Ibis
)
ami
wrll
Irlfd
retiifdy
r
rlartit
lo
tli
fral
of
Hie
inmblii'
and
ennipb-irry
and
r
manrnlly
xlrlvea
lli.'
dlsrasr
out
or
ih
vlcm
by
rlransini
Ilia
bbsMl
ami
nukliir
it
in
iv
and
ririt
Mr.
F.
W.
II.
Srtmlti.
rrmbroke,
Onl.,
wrllra:-"llavlnr
bren
tKiublcd
with
iTiriita
for
ntMn
years,
ifurlnr
whlrh
umn
I
Irtrtl
rvrrylhldir
I
rouM
ibmk
r,
tnrlilitoit
dXirlurs.
Wilt
wIlltmrT
relKlK
anylMnr
hr
d
nn
murh
rood
I
finally
da
rldrd
to
takr
Biiniuilt
Hlood
Bitters,
and
I
aTrrti1nry
HirfrNed
M
nnd
that
two
uwti
arirr
I
had.
started
to
take
It
I
was
reled
of
my,
trouble
Tim
was
nliie
monllM
tiro,
and
I
bava
not
bad
sirn
of
It
liir.
I
siirrly
wish
lo
thauk
you
for
thl
wondrrful
mrdlrlne
and
lronly
rrcomniend
It
10
myone
luffrr
,inf
mm
th
taoie
trouble
m
I
had."
B.ff.R,
Is
nunnfacturrd
only
by
The
T
rtuport,
who
1$
faking
in
the
Milburn
Co,
limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
baton
h
diil"
yeoman
service
wilh
a
slufTeif
banana
skin
as
a
substitute.
One
of
Ihe
outstand
ing
features
nf
Ihe
entertain
ment,
and
there
were
many,
was
j
.n
Connors
imitation
of.
wimming
the
channel.
If
some!
indly
disposed
person
hail
not!
rescued
him
from
ihe
"ocean"
he
would
probaVy
have
been
wirnming
yet.
Bob
James
started
the
vocal
end
of
Ihe
business
wilh
a
touching
ballad
entitled
"Fried
Fish
and
Chips"
obliging
with
Johnny
Walker"
as
an
encore.
Bill
Shruhsall,
the
host,
gave
a
wonderful
rendering
of
"The
Prohibitionists
Repentence"
and
did
a
balancing
act
which
would
be
hard
to
duplicate
unless
with
vears
of
training.
"Dusty"
Smoke
made
a
great
hit
when
he
sang
"That
Old
Irish
Mother
of
Mine,"
and
was
pretty
well
ex
hausted
after
answennr
the
(Continued
on
page
Ix)
r
Dentistry
From
now
until
December
2Uh
all
work
contracted
during
this
period
will
he
completed
at
these
prices.
Those,
contemplating
Having
leelh
made
will
do
well
to
visit
my
office
and
contract
for
same.
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prices
perlnin
lo
flrown,
Bridge,
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'.work,
nnd
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of
Teelfi.
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denial
slock
must
he
reduced
heforc
January
1st,
102
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and
I
will
give
the
public
the
heiicfil.
"
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
DENTIST
Room:
7,
8
and
9,
Smith
Block.
Phone
575.
Office
Honrs:
0
a.m.
lo
9
p.m.
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT.
S.3.
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
PRINCE
GEORGE.
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermediate
Points,
Thursday,
Sunday,
11
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
WEDNESDAY,
10
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
SATURDAY,
10
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
Vancouver
via
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Nov.
17,
Dec.
1,
15,
29,
at
8
p.m.
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Lett
Prlnre
Rupert
8.4
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for
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Third
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frlnc
Ruprt.
Phone
ISO.
UNION
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COMPANY
OF
B.C
LTD.
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Prince
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for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Octtn
Fall.
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Bay,
Tuaaday,
PM.
far
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alart
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and
Swanton
Bay,
Saturday
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ALICE
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Sunday
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FORT
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and
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Friday
A.M.
MS
To
ATrnoa.
t.
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Aaat.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
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FLOUR
When
Buying
Flour
ask
your
firocer
for
"FIVE
ROSES,"
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in
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absolutely
nothing
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it
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right
body
the
right
strength.
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on
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advertisement
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publlahed
or
displayed
by
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or
by
the
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