Swp
wj'li
a
hroom
then
i,fit"
;
carpfl
sweeper.
Tlic
floor
look
luelty
clean.
Now
use
uptHi
i'
a
Hoover
Sweeper
ami
il
will
fSut'lion
l,o
nuickly
leiiiontra(eil
to
lyinir
limispkeepinR
intelli-
-t-iifc
Iliac
UinrntiKli
elean.
Iliness
imil'
saniiiiiion
can
only
be-
secHireil
liy
modern
linils.
Such
a
labor
saver,
Ime
loo,
I.pi
us
ilelnoTislrale
one
in
lynur
home.
Sold
as
low
as
l.t,vi
in
.month.
IKaien
Hardware
Co.
The
Hand;
Andy
Store,
008
Mrd
Ave.
Phono
3
Hardware
and
Sporting
Goods
-
j
!
ffoIcpixDf
Jjosizry
Pure
Silk.
L
heller
Hose
at
the
old
Ince,
S1.E5
per
pair.
lAsrpnls
H.S.
Wallace
Co.
Ltd
Third
Ave.
A
Fulton
Street.
NOTtCC
OF
SALE.
rileo
TriKlrr
fur
tli
tiirrliae
of
roilmalely
tft.Ouo
fpil
hoard
measure
h
fiic
Ion
cut
rn.ni
Timber
Sale
Xasifl
I
now
lyliir
lu
Canoona
Lake
and
Indian
fr
will
be
received
by
District
('uresis!
I'rlnre
Ilnpert
no
lo
uoon
of
Sfn-
t.r
siii,
un.
Kite
llluft
iri''r.
WUIrll
l
Ihe
lowest
Bit
acrtUble.
i.-
r.iM)8,
belnir
ac-hiilated.
slurnpaire
and
royally
arrears.
niii:i
i
arnmanieu
uy
run,
turners
iriwl
rhrmie
nr
'Mortal
money
order.
lo
H.C
Korent
llranrh,
roverlnR-il
tn.lf
prlre
bid.
Tlii
hlirlirst
or
any
lender
or
furlher
particulars
arifly
to
District!
HanaCO,
e-ler
I'rlnre
nliirl.
B.C.
Tiv...lln
Foodie,
Eilverlse,4nthe
Daily
News.
I
J-'-tlrilaM
lioiilT'T
properlty
Pftil
IF
IT'S
ON
OR
UNDER
THE
WATER
WE
DO
IT.
Diving,
Dredtfinp.
LIkIiI-ering.
Coaling
Ships,
Heavy
Lifting,
General
Salvage
Work.
Pumping
a
Sjieeialily.
VANCOUVER
DREDGINQ
AND
SALVAGE
CO.
LTD.
COW
BAY.
Phones:
Green
259.
Green
487.
4-
4
"Gall
again,
I'm
loo
busy
lo
talk
litis
morning"
was
a
water-fronl
expression
oh
Thursday
which
is
typical
of
die
times
in
naulieal
circles.
While
Ihe
halibut
arrivals
were
lighter
on
Thursday
morning
than
for
some
considerable
time
pail,
thus
giving
Ihe
fish
buyers
and
Iheir
olli
jigues
a
breathing
spell,
the
mechanical
and
electrical
shops
were
on
the
jump
and
(he
res-pcclivp
managers
no
not
provide
any
Morris
chairs
or
cold
drinks
fur
loafers.
Considerable
repair
work
is
being
carried
on
both
Jo
l
rolling
and
halibut
boats
of
the
home
fled
while
Ihe
waler
front
shipyards
have
enough
work
.on
hand
lo
keep
them
fully
occupied.
While
the
halibut
landings
have
not
been
as
heavy,
this
week
as
last,
prices
have
remained
very
firm
and
consequently
fishermen
have
had'
no
kick
coming.
Incoming
skippers
have
reporled
heavy
westerly
winds
on
the
outside
walers
and
in
some
cases,
small
boats
have
been
forced
to
seek
sheltered
anchorage.
No
untoward
hap-penings
have
been
reported.
Fish
Business
.
From
Monday
to
Friday
8
iO,-3on
pounds
of
halibut
has
been
marketed
on
the
Fish
Kxchange,
Canadians
were
high
at
14.5c
ami.
8c,
low
at
12c
and
7c.
American
were
high
at
15.9c
and
8c,
low
at
II.Jp
and
5c.
Arrivals
were:
Canadian
....
Kthel
June,
Hippo,
Xaulilus,
Dolphin;
Swing.
Daisy,
AMI,
W
.
A
Fj
Inez
IL,
Fisher,
P.
Dorepm
fttne
Snpar,
Ingreil
IL,
Alliance;
iMjirgalipp,
Nuba.
Hose
Spit.
I
BACK
AGAIN!
'
,
AND
AT
YOUR
SERVICE.
HIGH
CLASS
DENTISTRY
AT
MODERATE
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire.
Smith
Block.
Phone
575.
The
Acme
of
Sweet
Perfection!
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World.
PURDY'S
CANDY
A
Toolhsomo
Delight
in
a
Beautiful
Hox.
Sole
Agents
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
la
PtrCOTTOlWOCVEUEZFi
PANELSJ
For
panelling
your
rooms
it
rivajs
the
most
costly
Iwnlwuods,
.i
'
'
hejtivenale
your
Home
Quickly
and
Permanently.
Solo
Agents
Albert
&
McCaffer
y,
Ltd.
'
Phones
116
and
564.
Johanna,
Kobe,
Volunteer
anil
Caygeon,
American
Hainier,
President,
Foremost,
Sunset,
Western,
Neptune,
Tahorna,
Columbia,
Eastern
Point,
Wabash
Sitka,
Volunteer,
Omaney,
Jinnnnza,
Forward,
Vesta,
Yellowstone,
Pelican,
Eureka
and
Imperial.
Clanol
Clang
I
Clangl
Hats
oil
to
the
amateur
fire
brigade
which
so
heroically!
strove
to
save
Sid
Thomson's
summer
home
at
the
Salt
Lake
"
THE
DAILT'HEWa
seere!
servipo.
by
none
other
tban
fiapl.
Art
Oswald
so
that
Ihere
is
no
shadow
of
a
diiubt
(hat
a
wolf!
floe
reside,
in
that
vicinity.
The
first
rvnorl
of
lb
wolf
jhavc
rpachcd
the
city
sometiir.i
l
ago
from
Ihe
lips
of
skipper!
Handsome
Jiri)
who
slated
that
'
lia
'I.
...I'
(,.....
.....!....
.
i-
nun
jm-.-ii
Mui-iy
jnierrupieii
by
a
large
limber
wolf
while
in
Dial
spot
on
a
little
hunting
bent.
At.
(hat
lime
the
wolf
was
so
anxious
In
make
his
acjuainU
ance
that
it
became
necessary
for
Jim
lo
put
on
a
little
speed
and
make
for
the
protection
of
the
schooner
oil!
on
Ihe
bay.
It
is
on
the
cards
that
.Jim,
in
com.
pany
with
a
battery
of
amateur
artillery,
will
make
a
buhl
bid
this
fall
to
rid
Jhe
world
of
this
dangerous
specimen
of
deer
des
Iroyer.
If
Ihe
wolf
in
question
grows
much
larger
it
will
be
neppssary
In
send
out
an
armed
expeditionary
force
to
do
the
slaying.
Canadian
schooner
Alliance
No,
t,
Capl.
Chris
llenricksen.
bad
Ihe
misfortune
lo
break
her
tailshafl
while
out
on
the
fish-
on
Thursday
last
and
which
did,
Hik
grounds
and
had
lobe
lowed
such
commendable
work
in
pre-
inlo
port
on
Wednesday.
The
venting
the
spreading
of
the
schooner
is
now
on
t
tie
Ward
flames
to
the
surrounding
bush,
ways
undergoing
Ihe
necessary
While
not
wishing
to
detract
repairs.
The
hull
is
also
heinsr
from
(he
seriousness
of
Ihe
fire,
copper
painted,
however,
there
was
a
defl
touch
of
humor
abroad
at
Ihe
time
of
Successful
Cruise
Ihe
untoward
occurrence.
There
The
appearance
of
the
Maevp,
is
no
finer
fal
reducer
in
the
Cap).
Alex
McDonald,
skimming
world
than
Ihe
cry
of
"fire."
To
across
the
harbor
on
Wednesday
Island.
have
witnessed
Hie
Marathon
and
heading
for
Cow
Hay
caused
race
from
Ihe
Salt
Lakes
belwepn(a
great
deal
of
excitement
in
two
well
known
local
ladies
when
admiralty
circles.
Skipner
Mex,
they
heard
the
cry,
and
who
j
aboard
the
Maeve,
has
been
on
a
must
have
cAvered
the
dislancp
.holiday
cruise
as
far
as
Dundas
from
the
Lake
to
Sid's
shack
In
(Island
and
some
wonderful
stor-rnore
than
record
lime,
was
a(les
of
his
water
experiences
are
sight
that
doubtless
many
movie
.aboard.
It
appears
that
a
large
men
would
have
given
tlieirfscliool
of
halibut
chased
the
studios
to
have
secured.
Women
,boat
on
Ihe
return
Irip
and
had
and
youngsters
from
every
angle
U
not
bavo
been
for
Ihe
wonder-were
soon
swarminir
around
llieiful
behavior
of
the
box
of
tricks
lurning
building
each
one
tryins.
something
serious
might
have
lo
"save
Ihe
surface."
A
popular
.happened
Ihe
famous
craft.
The
young
lady
distinguished
herself
by
rushing
for
a
bucket
of
water,
Maeve
is
shorlly.Jo
be
commissioned
in
'the
fall
mil
winter
at
the
crucial
moment
tripping;crab
hunting
-aclKMies
and
a
over
her
mosl
useful
srarmenlithorough
overhaul
oTMne
gun
'
and
swallowing
most
of
Ihe
turrets
on
the
boat,
is
to.
be
made
water.
Another
amateur
fireman
'shortly.
was
sent
hurrying
for
an
axel
-
v
and
in
the
excitement
relumed!
Skipper
Ch.rlie
SI
reel
horse
with
a
toothbrush.
One
or
two
was.
a
visitor
.to
port
this
week
of
the
ladies
on
Ihe
scene
work-i
from
Dundas
Island
on
his
ed
hard
hi
getting
In
everybody's
power
boat
Hed.
way
and
rendere'd
yeoman
servieel
I-
by
dropping
Iheir
hairpins
audi
The
power
boat
Earn,
owned
requesling
Ihe
fire
fighters
iojaiul
skippered
by
L.
fioodwin,
help
them
recover
same
from
Ihe
arrived
in
port
on
Tuesday
from
long
grass.
One
bright
young-
North
Island
with
a
good
calch
ster
suggested
putting
some
of
fish.
'I
he
landing
comprised
more
wood.
011
Ihe
fire
to
keep
it
700
eohoes
and
about
700
pounds
going
while
someone
went
acrossiof
springs.
Ihe
harbor
for
Ihe
city
fire
de
partment.
If
there
had
rwpn
a
fire
helmet
handy
one
.shudders
to
think
of
the-slaughter
Lleut.
Sandford
Leaves
stallation
in
his
own
power
plant
The
power
boat
Spey,
skippered
by
Lorrie
Lambley,
arrived
from
Lewis
Island
on
Wednesday
night
and
cleared
again
on
Thursday
morning
for
Dundas
Many
local
young
ladies
will
(wards
and
obliged
the
assembly
that
regret
Ihe
departure
of
LieulJhy
participating
in
an
exhibition
may
have
attended
in
fighting
Sandford,
of
Ihe.
Canadian
Sig-
for
possession
of
it.
The
strange
nailing
corps,
who
recently
rc-Ihlnsr
about
the
fire
was
that
turned
to
Vancouver
after
a
.
Surprise
on
Nautlcals
'
A
most
enjoyable
lime
was
bad
by
all
on
Wednesday
night
when
a
mixed
gang
made
a
surprise,
party
raid
upon
(he
up-town
residence
of
ePIe
Solem
and
Pete
Laurenzen
situated
on
Third
Avenue
East.
The
attack
wa$
organized
as
a
frontal
one
but
upon
the
members
of
the
parly
taking
up
their
respective
posU
lions
it
was
ntoiced
thai
no
signs
of
life
were
in
evidence.
It
therefore
became
necessary
to
send
out
spouts,
the
scouting
work
was
ably
carried
out
by
Andy
McDonald,
who
gained
ac
cess
to
the
premises
from
Ihe
rear
in
a
manner
best
known
to
himself.
Upon
gaining
their
ob
jective
Ihe
gang
started
in
to
clean
out
the
furniture,
and
if
medals
were
offered
fdr
furniture
removing
we
have
an
idea
who
would
win
the
first
one.
A
pro
nii'nenl
local
musician
was
told
oft"
to
conduct
Ihe
tramophone
and
soon
the
fun
was
in
full
swing
Pele
Solem
was
Ihe
first
member
of
the
household
to
arrive
on
the
scene
and
he
soon
got
busy
lighting
Ihe
fire
with
half
a
pound
of
butler.
Pete
Laurenzen
followed
soon
afler-
waltz
to
the
tune
of
"The
Death
of
Nelson."
Delectable
refreshments
were
served
al
midnight
while
all
present
worked
like
short
and
exciting
visit
to
this
and
delightful
dancing
was
en-
I'rojans
and
sulTercd
consider
r
purl.
Mr.
Sandford
had
bcen;'joyed
until
t
lie
early
hours.
i
or
able
torment
from
(he
flames
in
carrying
out
some
wireless
ex-Iheir
colossal
elTorls
to
save
the'periments
jn
connection
with
the
structure,
the
shack
proved
veryifishery
patrol
hydroplanes.
,
As
unappreclallve
of
ilieir
aneniionsia
signaner
ne
was
uui
as
a
and
much
lo
Ihe
disgust
of
the
jiady-killer
he
look
Ihe
double
onlookers
insisted
upon
.burning;
holed
doughnut.
However,
like
down.
4
j
Jap
Sampan
Built
i
A
launch
hull,
28
feet
long
by;
ft
ft.
6
in.
beam,
Is
being
built
on
Ihe
Sugn
ways.
In
nddmon
a
Japanese
sampan
slyln
boat
has.
recently
been
constructed
meas
uring
20
fpet
by
a
5
foot
beam,
and
filled
with
a
3'j
h.p.
hgal
engine.
This
is
a
new
type
of
hull
for
these
waters.
The
sam
pan
is
a
boat
shaped
much
like
the
ordinary
skllT
and
Is
used
on
Ihe
coasts
of
Japan
and
China.
The
sampan
is
usually
propelled
by
a
scull
but
somet
lines
has
a
sail
and
a
mat
covered
cabin.
The
Canadian
schooner
Nautilus,
Capl.
What,
Is
on
the
McLean
ways
undergoing
deck
re-caulking
and
copper
painting.
The
power
boat
Iluby
Mae,
Capt.
Chas.
Currie,
is
on
Ihe
McLean
ways
undergoing
an
nrlislio
daubing
with
lipstick
red
paint
at
the
hands
of
her
skipper.
The
Iluby
Mao
is
leaving
port
on
Tuesday
morning
for
Alice,
Ann
where
Messrs.
J,
and
0.
Curric
are
to
erect
a
wharf
for
Iho
Provincial
government.
When
view
ed
from
an
aeroplane
in
flight
Ihe
newly
painted
craft
will
much
resemble
the
early
singes
of
a
volcanic
eruption.
Big
Bad
Wolf
A
limber
wolf
as
big
as
a
horse
and
wearing
un
expression
of
acute
annoyance
was
again
seen
at
Olllen's
harbor,
situated
some
133
miles,
south
of
here.
Tho
fact
was
reported
to
th
most
men
he
had
his
faults,
one.
of
Ihe
most
serious,
being
bis
lack
of
knowledge
of
Ihe
geo
graphy
of
the
town.
Tho
engine
of
the
(roller
Nord-
cap
has
recently
been
filled
with
an
Alwater-Kenl
.ignition
system.
Flay
Love
did
the
necessary
installation
work.
.
Charlie
Nelson,
mayor
of
Sourdough
Hay,
was
a
visitor
lo
Cow
Hay
on
Thursday
morning.
Judg
ing
from
the
serious
look
on
Charlie's
face
there
was
import
ant
municipal
business
ou
hand.
Another
on
Jim
There
is
a
good
story
going
Iho
waterfront
rounds
Ibis
week
on
Jim
Lee.
It
spems
Ilia!
Jim
had
very
important
business
lo
do
up-lown
nnd
lime
was
Ihe
essence
of
the
conlrnct.
Telephoning
for
a
laxi
Jim
hit
for
the
end
of
tho
dock.
Imagine
Jim's,
surprise
upon
meeting
Frank
Morris
who
asked
him
if
he
had
phoned
for
a
car.
In
Ihe
hurry
Jim
evidently
got
hold
of
the
wrong
number.
Skipper
Davo
Stuart,
is
doing
great
work
on
his
launch
Tsee-kewa,
Which
he
is
remodelling.
The
second
storey
Is
now
well
advanced
and
Ihere
ls
some
lalk
that
Iav
is
going
to
imitd
a
brick
chimney
flue
lo
save
firo
hazard
.
II,
will
cerlalnly
give
the
craft
a
solid
looking
appearance.
It
is
said
that
llie
skipper
will
borrow
a
few
hundred
revolutions
from
Iho
fishery
patrol
hydoplauo
engines
for
in-
n
swell
rende7.vous
for
a
surprise
party
take
tho
lip,
dear
reader.
Paddy
Sullivan
is
under
he
doctor's
care
as
a
result
of
an
accident
nl
the
firand
Trunk
Pacific
wharf
when
he
injured
his
knee-cap
in
an
accident
with
a
large
truck.
Paddy
came
to
grief
on
August
I
and
it
will
probably
bo
n
fortnight
before
he
can
resume
work.
In
the.
meantime,
he
is
preyentPil
from
making
a
"nice
piece
of
change"
purse
seining
which
he
had
expected
to
do.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
LM
Land.
In
oueen
Charlotte
Island
Land
District,
Rfcordlntr
District
of.
rrlnce
Hupert.
B.C,
and
situate
near
Tow
Hill,
Granam
Island.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
I,
Geor&e
W.
Dow-ling-,
or
3C8S
Cambridge
Street,
Vancouver,
H.C,
occupation
manufacturer,
Intends
lo
apply
for
permission
to
lease
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
Pst
planted
near
the
root
of
Tow
II
til.
cast
side,
thence
northerly
to
low
water
mark:
thence
westerly
following
low
water
mark
80
chains;
thence
southerly
three
chains:
thence
easterly
80
chain
to
point
or
commencement
and
containing
!&
acres,
more
or
less,
...
ui.uuut
w.
DUWLI.1U,
Applicant.
DAVE
IIUTTEN,
Agent.
Tl.lte.
June
.
1084.
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dllrd
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
This
l
a
very
superior
furnace
coal.
It
gives
t
clean
hot
fire
ami
Is
entirely
Tree
from
soot,
clinkers,
lark
and
dirt.
Some
of
the
largest
healing
plants
In
the
city
art
now
using
It
with
entirely
satisfactory
results.
8TERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
in
Sacks.
At
$12.50
per
ton,
We
are
also
Agents
for
the
Famous
LADYSIY1ITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Offlooi
Hotel
Central.
Phono
IS
PAGE
FIV3
laProfofoncia
(BULL
DOG
SIZE)
Best
Value
in
Canada
FOR
Monuf
edured
bv
Central
Ciar
7
IMPERIAL
T05ACC0
COMPANY
Of
(ANADA
UMITTO
Sole
DUh-lturert
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
intermediate
points
each
Monday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
at
11.00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
......
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
..
.
Friday,
10.00
p.m.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SERVICE.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Masset,
Port
Clemnts
and
Buckley
Bay,
every
Mondayv
8.00
p.m.
For
Skldegate
and
all
ports
south
every
Wednesday
al
8.00
p.m.
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Leave
Prince
Ilupert
5.00
pjn.
ror
pni.NCE
0EOP.GE,
EDMONTON,
WIN-NIPEO,
all
points
Eastern
Canada,
United
States.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Oltr
Tlckat
Offlcs,
62S
Third
At
Prlncs
Rupart.
Phono
ISO.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
LOUISE
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
August
2,
6,
13,
16,
23,
27
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
August
1,
8,
11,
18,
22,
29
8.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-'
couver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
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PAPER
THAT
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