GOOD
FOOD-
IS
ECONOMICAL
!
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U
above
all
a
food-a
real
Beef
food-contuning
nourishment
from
the
highest
grade
bed.
Oxo
Cubts
are
mighty
atom
of
beef-strength,
easily
assimilable,
and
at
a
health-ajsurance
alone
are
well
worth
the
money.
On
The
Great
Bccl
Economy
Tins
of
4
,
"
44
10
Blue
Ribbon
Paying
a
Higher
Price
won't
get
you
better
quality.
Insist
on
Blue
Ribbon
the
best
at
any
price.
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CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
October
7,
17,
28
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
October
3,
13,
24
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PRINCE8S
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RutsdaU,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Cvrnr
cf
4tr
8'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Ruoert.
Historic
Site
at
Friendly
Cove,
B.C.
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of
the
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west
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AiiruiriiiiiruuvrilU'l
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,
.
.....--r
,
ur.7
.
il
at
i
dt-u,
ated
a
monument
immeinoraune
tnc
expiortnons
oi
i
i
tut
English
navigators,
Captain
Cook
and
Captain
ancouver.
The
monument
was
built
under
the
auspices
of
the
Historic
Site
and
onumpni.
Hoard
of
Canada
wliich
is
nltt.-ine
similar
memorials
arrow
the
omir.iun
on
site
hallowed
by
interesting
chapters
of
Canadian
history.
A
larEe
party
travelled
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
3.S.
Prlncew
Maqulnna
r
th
wremony
and
left
the
steamer
at
the
cannery
wharf,
boarding
unc-hra
for
the
short
run
to
Friendly
Cove.
The
party
Included
Liut--"vernor
Niehol,
II.
J,
S.
Muskett,
his
secretary.
Jude
Howsy
and
Mr.
"fyth,
Dr.
c.
S.
Newcombet-the
well-known
hUtoncal
authority
who
rot
the
Circumnavigation
of
Vancouver
Island."
Prof.
W.
N.
Sage
of
the
"lyol
UritUh
Columbia.
Mrs.
It.
D.
McMick
nc.
representing
the
Thomas
Descy.
late
Indian
scent
lor
ijueen
Charlotte
agency
and
a
pioneer
of
1S59,
Dr.
David
Donald.
f.
Cave
Hrowne-Cave,
and
Profeosor
MacmlUan
Drown,
chancellor
of
Univenity
of
New
Zealand.
Dr.
Macmillan
Urown
is
one
of
ths
leading
inoloKuu
of
the
Pariftc,
and
has
been
spending
the
summer
on
the
coast
'"mgatlng
the
Indians
and
their
customs,
he
new
monnment
is
soven
feet
broad
by
eleven
feet
high,
with
a
andard
ilt
bronw
tablet
bearing
the
following
inscription:
'Nootka
Kn,,.
.1;
j
i...
r.n
rr.nl
In
March.
1778.
In
June.
Paln
took
Dossesslon
and
rstab
Uhed
and
mslntalned
s
settlement
The
capture
of
Hrltlsh
vessel.
In
17KU
almost
led
to
war.
wnicn
"
avoided
bv
th
Nnnii,.
Pnnv.nil.in.
1790.
Vaucouver
and
Quadra
met
August,
1782,
to
determine
the
land
to
be
restored
under
the
con-
.
A
feature
of
the
entertainment
provMed
thoiio
who
took
part
jn
the
ceremony
wa
ths
Indian
Unni
.
t?
arranged
by
aborigmea
Irom
yuquot
Sound,
the
WlcunlnUh
of
tna
.
,
navigators'
Journals.
lentatlve
nlan.
.
f.jt
i.
nn
l
,l,.,mti.
nairennt
to
be.
held
at
Friendly
mana,
in
four
years
Urn
to
weiwai.
,
veou
commemorated
by
the
unveiling
if
the
cuirn.
Doing
of
the
Mo.quito
Fleet
whlc
HilXEi,
chief
source
of
Prince
Rupert's
prosperity
WMfj
IF
IT'S
ON
OR
UNDER
THE
WATER
WE
DO
IT.
iMvlng,
Dredging,
I.ight-crinjj.
Coaling
Ships,
Heavy
Lifting,
lieneral
Salvage
Work.
Pumping
a
Speciality.
VANCOUVER
DREDQINQ
AND
SALVAGE
CO.
LTD.
COW
DAY.
Phones:
Green
259.
Green
487.
'-
What
a
Dog
flravo
men
shuddered
and
wimion
lutighed,
according
to
(lie
Dent
secret
seryire
representative
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Cld
Ktorag"
plant,
Heal
Cove,
when
a
hip
log
recently
put
in
an
appear
ance
arouriil
the
buoy
plant.
The
dog's
measurements
are
colossal
ami
would
befit
a
team
of
horses!
'
ne
hitched
to
a
brewer's'
wagon.
However,
il
seem
thai
those!
around
Heal
Cove
noon
becaiQp;
accustomed
to
seeing
the
big
I
ane,
or
whatever
the
breed
lv
quietly
walking
at
the
heels
of
Jack
I
kiddie
il
owner,
and
it
did
not
take
Ions
for
the
canine
to
rove
I
hat
size
boee
no
relation
to
a
had
temper.
In
lest
tlie
hunting
propen
sities
of
the
big
fellow
Jack
took
the
dog
nut
recently
to
be
intro
duced
to
bush
life.
After
a
long
trek,
and
humping
a
heavy
double
barrelled
gun
in
search
of
grouse,
the
noise
of
Hie
dog's
paws
smashing
up
the
windfalls
put
a
feat
lu
red
lieauly
up
in
the
air.
Ii-fore
Hie
hunter
oould
firv
I
lie
bird,
which
some
said
was
a
groni
had
settled
on
a
branch
making
an
eicellenl
target.
The
bird
sal
iiiietly
taking
in
the
fun
a.
Jack
piiinMd
umpteen
shells
all
around
his
quarry-
Kveni-
unlly
a
spent
bullet
hit
the
bird
on
I
he
ln-ak
and
knocked
it
to
the
ground,
the
final
killing
being
made,
il
is
said,
by
the
dog.
Iarkueal
this
Juncture
forced
the
huiili-r
and
wonder
hotind
to
return
home
with
the
dead
bird
swinging
from
the
proud
dog's
collar.
At
least
that
is
the
substance
oT
the
report,
to
hand.
It
is
probable,
if
Jack
nan
gel
a
mate
to
match
his
present
find,
the
dugs
will
he
run
as
a
landem
in
a
trotting
rig
Fish
Business
-
Prom
Monday
to
Friday
37,-
700
ihiuuiIs
of
halifcHl
Ih
Iiii
marketed
n
the
Fish
Kxrhange.
American
were
high
at
20.'Jc
.and
','
and
low
at
17.1
and
7c.
Canadian
were
high
nt
Me
ami
8c
mi.
I
low
at
Il2c
and
7c.
Ar
rivals
were:
Canadian
-
-
Kaien,
lolianiin.
Lillian
M..
Ringleader.
('ape
Spear.
W.I.,
Trninp,
Inured
II..
Alliance,
Dolphin.
Oiinda.
Minnie
V.,
llingo,
Mayflower.
Volunteer.
Tillie
S.,
ti.S.T.,
anM
Mulrineng.
Atnericaw:
Allen,
"orward.
Yellowsloue,
fllmlys.
lony.
Arrow,
Alaska,
Itidswnld,
Heliaiire,
lladio,
llesliliition.
.uiiicn,
Vesta,
V..
Ncjleon,
Orient,
'snlric
and
Fairway.
I'he
landings
for
Ihe
jkust
week
lave
been
coiisiiternuiy
rtunrdeii
owing
in
itiriy
wentiier
having
icen
eucnunlercd
on
tin
high
spiil
ami
tlie
nrieriiialli
or
the
recent
bnil
shortage
bus
shown
Itself
in
the
lack
of
arrivals.
However,
the
itiautlly
nf
halibut
landed
for
Ihe
first
fifteen
day
of
October
Is
in
excess
of
lite
corresponding
period
lust
year,
lue
to
(lie
fact
thnf
last
year
aL.
this
time
boals
of
the
Amcri
ran
licet
went
south
for
winter
overhaul
while
this
year,
in
view
of
Ihe
closed
season,
lliey
w
all
fishing
intensively
leaving
the
overhaul
work
to
be
done
diuine
Ihe
closed
months.
'
A
British
Soml-Dolsel
The
latest
heavy
duly
engine
In
be
deinotislraled
on
the
waterfront
I
Ihe.
8-10
horse
power
Canadian
I'ellerV.
Vancouver,
which
I
Ihe
branch
olTW
of
Pet
tcrs
Ltd.,
Yeovil,
and
Vickcra
Pollers
Ltd.,
Ipswich.
-
Major
Sadd,
representing
Canadian-Pel
(era,
Vancouver,
is
now
in
the
eily
giving
demonstrations
of
Ibis
remarkable
general
marine
utility
engine
at
the
Ward
Klee-Irk
Co.'
prciiiiej,
Cow
Hay.
Tim
particular
feature
of
this
engine
is
the
instant
cold
starting
made
possible
by
the
use
of
a
patent
ear)
ridge
which
eliminate
the
necessity
of
using
a
blow
lamp
when
starting
uu.
Thin
patent
starter
wax
awarded
the
Hoyal
Agricultural
Society's
mdal
at
the
Newcastle
(Kugland..
show,
ll23,
whifh
constituted
the
highest
award
for
fm'prmemenls
in
mI
engine.
Another
particular
feature
of
the
Pett,;'
wii'inti
is
that
it
will
"idle"
at
a
dead
low
speed
without
i
use
of
any
ontside
heat
and.
ha
proved
to
be
extremely
flexible
for
use
in
trolling
boat.
Tlie
rating
of
this
power
plant
is
8-10
h.p.
the
former
leuig
tin
satisfactory
load
and
the
latter
the
overload.
priee
of
lhe,e
engines
is
very
reasonable
and
the
com
of
upkeep
for'oil
is
very
small.
The
engine
can
be
run
ten
hours
on
from
6
to
7
gallons
of
crude
oil
at
la
cost
of
around
70
cents.
The
absence
of
values
and
other
intricate
parts4
makes
this
engine
absolutely
foolju-nof
and
simple
to
run.
Mdjor
.Sadd,
who
is
demonstrating
the
engine
at
the
Ward
PJeclric
Go.'s
shop,
Cow
Mai',
will
tie
in
the
city
for
sev
eral
days
to
give
full
particulars
of
the
engine
to
Ihose
interested.
--
The
Canadian
schooner
P.evillc
Capt.
A.
Woie,
has
recently
had
a
new
stem
post
filled
at
Ihe
Mclean
shipyard.
The
schoon
er
leu
ior
the
hign
sikiIs
on
Ihursday
Dividing
the
Swag
A
snwwI
story
is
going
Ihe
round
of
Ihe
waterfront
thin
week
con
cerning
a
colored
parson,
his
sexton
and
their
graveyard
situated
in
a
little
smport
town
in
Ihe
soulLern
states.
Two
robbers
broke,
into
a
jewellery
store
in
the
small
town
one
night
ami
with
four
bags
of
loot
proceeded
to
the
church
graveyard
lo
divide
it
up..
Arriving
at
the
grave
yard,
Ihe-
thieves
left
two
bag
ful
of
loot
outside
in
the
road
f
and
and
look
the
(wo
remaining
hags
inside
to
diide
up
the
conlents.
In
ghostlike
tones
one
of
them
said,
as
he
poured
the
contents
of
Ihe
sack
out
on
the
ground
and
started
to
fifty-fifty
il.
"One
for
you
and
one
for
me
one
for
you
ami
one
for
me.
'Ihe
old
Colo
ret
sexton
chanced
to
have
business
at
Ihe
graveyard
that
night
and
as
he
approached
Wo
heard
"One
for
you
and
one
for
me."
Being
a
nervous
'
old
larkie
he
straightway
dashed
back
for
Ihe
parson
saying
"Hoss
there
am
a
ghosl
in
tho
graveyard
dividing
up
Ihe
dead?"
The
parson
thinking
something
unusual
was
the
mailer
proceeded
with
the
sexton
lo
(lie
scene.
Standing
outside
the
wall
they
heard
the
voice
say
"One
for
you
and
one
for
me,
and
what
about
Ihe
two
outside
In
Ihe
road."
Thnt
was
too
much
for
Ihe.
nervous
listeners
and
they
both
took
to
their
heels.
As
they
ran
the
sexton
yelled
"Say,
parson,
why
doesn't
ye
pray
for
us?"
"Ah
goers
n
can
pray,
just
as
well
running
as
standin'
still."
re
plied
Ihe
colored
iiiiniste
Fur
Farming
The
fact
that
Hie
Ness
broth
era
of
Prince
Hupert
have
estab
lished
a
hlucf
fox
farm
on
a
hundred
acre
island
at
Ihe
south
end
of
Porcher
Island,
particu
lars
or
wnicn
appeared
in
llie
News
recently,
has
caused
quite
a
deal
of
speculation
among
the
waterfront
fraternity.
The
six
pairs
of
blue
foxes
secured
by
the,
Ness
boys
from
Alaska
have
already
beejt
installed
on
Ihe
is
land.
.ow
that
fox
farming
on
I
ho
local
Islands
Is
an
establish
ed
fact
one
hears
of
others
who
are
contemplating
going
Inlo
Ihe
same
industry
and
the
pros
am)
cons
of
the
business
are
being
freely
discussed.,
,IL
is
quite
likely
(hat
before,
long
anolhe
fox
iarm
will
be
installed
nearby
Is
your
wife
wiser
than
you?
IF
YOU
read
only
the
stock
and
sporting
pages,
and
your
wife
is
like
other
women,
she
is
wiser
than
you.
She
reads
the
shopping
news.
She
likes
to
hear
you
jingle
money
in
your
pockets.
She
likes
to
stretch
money
to
the
limit,
so
she
won't
have
to
ask
for
more.
She
likes
to
shop
strategically.
Know
what
she
does.
Comfortablv
at
home
in
a
cushiony
armchair,
she
scans
advertising
columns.
She
compares,
judges
and
selects
the
goods
she
desires;
maps
her
route;
with
least
effort
and
minimum
time,
goes
direct
to
the
planned
store
and
buys.
She
obtains
what
she
Wants
at
the
lowest
price
it
is
offered.
She
is
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
knows
advertised
goods
live
up
to
their
claims.
She
saves
time
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alert
to
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
to
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
These
advertisements
benefit
too.
'
Read
them.
n
port
they
have
spent
consider
able
money
on
grocery
supplies,
dry
goods
and
mechanical
equip
ment.
They
have
also
had
considerable'
boat
work
done
in
own
recently,
many
of
the
craft
being
equipped
with
high
speed
engines
suitable
for
river
use.
Xels
Robertson,
who
is
at
pre-eut
holidaying
in
Vancouver
is
expected
lo
return
to
the
city
again
shortly
and
will
in
all
pro-
tahility
go
trapping
for
the
win-
er.
The
power
boat
Tip-Top,
Capt.
Jack
Hradbury,
has
relumed
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
coast
where
she
has
been
engaged
in
seining
for
dog
salmon.
The
I.ockwood
brothers
are
contemplating
Joining
forces
lo
participate
in
(rapping
opera
lions
during
the
winter
season.
.
The
Canadian
schooner,
Capt.
John
Dalit,
hns
recently
had
con
siderable
overhaul
workIono
on
his
craft
including
new
electrical
equipiiieit
o
The
schoouer
Lillian
M.
hav
ing
been
successful
in.
procuring
hail
from
liuledale
left
on
Thursday
for
the
deep
sea
fish
ing
grounds.
Owing
lo
the
breaking
of
tl
lailshnfl
on
the
power
boat
Ruby
Mae,
owned
by
J.
and
C:
Currie,
it
became
necessary
(o
requisl
lion
Ihe
services
of
the
schooner
Hirdie
IL,
owned
by
Joe
Jack,
who,
in
company
with
Charlie
are
written
for
your
Help
her
help
you
save.
Buying
advertised
products
is
a
bond
investment
not
a
stock
speculation
to
this
end
several
of
the'.Currie.
proceeded
lo
IWdla
Coola
nautical
are
about
to
look
ror;on
lues.iay
morning
10
commen-likely
sites.
irft
work
on
Ihe
erection
of
Ihe
new
nonunion
government
wnari
Naas
Indians
In
jat
that
point.
The
contract
was
A
number
of
boals
from
Ihclrerently
awarded
to
ex-ald.
John
Naas
lliver
district,
have
arrived
Currie.
It
is
expected
the
com
n
port
during
Ihe
week
bringing
n
quantities
of
potatoes,
smok
ed
fish
and
ooliclinn
oil.
While
pletinn
of
the
wharf
will
lake
some
three
months.
Jack
Keefo
was
out
in
his
launch
on
Wednesday
lookng
the
situation
over
in
the
wild
bird
line.
Slept
At
The
Switch.
He
sat
upon
Ihe
platform,
To
add
prestigo
lo
the
gang:
And
looked
on
so
sedalely,
While
Ihe
oilier
fellows
sang.
Hut
Ihe
til-bit
of
Ihe
evening,
Was
a
sight
to
make
one
rave;
When
Ihu
sitter
yawned
and
snored
aloud.
Oh,
Dave;
Oh,
Dave;
Oh,
Dave.
Fine
new
Car.
A
flnr
new
McLaughlin
auto
mobile
arrived
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Mary
on
Monday
last.
The
car,
which
is
a
C-cyl-Inder
70
h.p.,
was
deliver!
by
the
Kaien
Oarage
lo
Mall
Vid-eck.
It
is
a
seven
passenger
1925
model
and
embodies
the,
very
latest
design
in
coach
work
and
safety
equipment.
Four
wheel
brakes,
balloon
tires,
auto
matic
windshield
cleaner,
rear
view
mirror
and
radiineler
are
specal
features.
The
car
is
fit
ted
with
a
semi-California
type
top
having
adjustable
glass
win
dows
with
a
heater
In
the
ton-
neau,
insuring
the
utmost
of
driving
comfort
during
(he
win
ter
months.
CHILDREN'S
SERVICE
The
Intermediate
Scholars
o
Ihe
Methodist
Sunday
School
will
conduct
the
Church
service
on
Sunday
night
at
7.30.
Height
singing,
recitations
and
tableaux.
210
MOTHERS
LIKE
TO
TREAT
COLDS
WITH
VAPORS
Direct
Treatment
with
Vaporizing
Salve
Immediately
Reaches
Inflamed
Air
Passages.
Itis
no
longer
necessary
constantly
tc
dose
the
children
in
treating
croup,
bronchitis,
sore
throat,
or
deep
chest
colds.
Many
Canadian
mothers
now
use
the
"outside"
remedy,
Vicks
VamRuh.
for
the
cold
troubles
of
all
the
family,
because
it
is
just
rubbed
over
throat
and
chest
there
is
nothing
to
take.
When
so
applied
Vkks
gives
off
medicated
vapors
which
are
inhaled
directly
into
the
iriflamed
air
passages,
loosening
the
phlegm
and
making
the
breathing
easier.
At
the
same
time
Vicks
is
absorbed
and
stimulates
the
skin
like
a
liniment
or
plaster
and
thus
aids
the
vapors
inhaled
to
break
up
the
congestion.
At
all
drug
stores
50c
ajar.
For
free
test
size
package,
write
Vick
Chemical
Co,,St4
St.
Paul
SL.-W,
Montreal.
P.Q.
TIMBER
SALE
x
6677.
Sealed
Tender
uill
be
rerrived
bv
the
MlnlMrr
of
L.md4
SI
Victoria,
not
lalrr
Hum
ikmiii
mi
Ihe
mil
day
of
ortiitx-r.
IV
I.
rr
the
piir'-hii.e
or
Uretwv
X
SS77.
in
i-ui
su.iioo
Jiikivin.
Tint
on
an
area
sltnated
cm
Cation
Creek,
elirht
miles
t.at
or
smtrhers,
ikiif
s,
r.ua.t
hutrtrt.
Three
:t
war
will
be
al
owed
ror
removal
or
limber.
Further
Dartlrulars
of
the
Cnler
Fore-
ler.
Vletorta,
B.C.
or
OUtrlet
Forester,
mice
liupert.
n
c.
NOTICE.
Tenders
are
tn-rebr
railed
for
palntlne
the
eterlur
of
the
Library
building
with
two
nuns
Lead
ami
Oil
In
at'pnivt-d
color.
TemW-rs
aluHild
tw
addre4et
to
Ihe
Ser-rrtary
and
will
be
"i-enwl
al
5
pin.
Vidiiedy,
October
iml.
o.
.
vvii.ai.isip.i,
Seeretiry.
Jrlnre
TAupert
Library
Board.
TIMBER
SALE
x
6655.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
rerelvett
by
the
District
Foresti'r
not
laler
than
noon
on
Ihe
3rd
day
of
November,
tvtl,
ror
the
lirrhae
of
Lirenre.
X
'.'.'.
Fountain
Lake,
Vltlliuit
Ann,
i
K,
I,
In
i'Ut
AM.000
feet
bin,
of
Hemlock,
Uataatn,
Spruce
aiul
Cedar
Saw
Ion
Two
i
years
will
b
allowed
for
ntnval
of
Umber.
Further
particular
of
Ihe
CMef
roees-ter,
Victoria,
or
the
Dltlrlct
Foraater,
I'riuca
import.
B.C.