onrtar.
August
25,
1924.
Sweep
vtlUi
a
broom!
then
se
a
crrrpci
sweeper.
.
mc
floor
looks
pretty
clean.
'ov
use
upon
U
a
Hoover
Mini.
Ill
nwcrrci
(iiiu
ill
nui
i
n
in
i
uiiliidii
I
ir
n
n
lines
annsanuauon
can
IMIIJ
ov'"
'Huiiviu
niellious.
eucn
a
laiior
saver.
Let
u
demonstrate
one
in
I
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.
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Andy
Store.
nu
Mni
a
vp
I'rmnn
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Hardware
and
Sporting
'
'Goods
i
NOTICE
OF
SALE.
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fttill'
foiil
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ink
prirp
Uil,
Th
hlahi"t
or
any
tender
ssonnieiii
oi
1
1
1
1
1
1
ll
IIUIIV
t.lm
Two
Captains
in
One
Boat
Being
an
account
of
a
trip
to
the
Ecslnll
River
as
recounted
by
Newton
Piillen
of
Victoria
under
the
noui
de
plume
of
Marcus
Drexeil
in
the
Victoria
ColouisL
i'he
next
article
of
the
series
appears
soon.
OETTIXO
OFF
SUBMMUlEll
IvOUS
It
was
aliout
5.30
or
0
o'clock
in
the
afternoon
when
we
iled
up
almost
within
sight
or
our
goal,
mid
when
darkness
began
to
descend
our
efforts
had
gained
u
nothing.
There
vrtts
no
solution
in
sight.
We
had
had
no
nupper,
hut
we
were
too
tired
to
worry
about
such
trifles.
After'
demolishing
a
raisin
square
apiece
we
"turned
in."
We
hail
put
the
canvas
cover
up,
having
decided,
to
.sleep
on
hoard.
The
Other
Captain
choso
to
make
his
bed
in
the
bottom
of
the
boat,
for'
a
rd
of
the
engine.
He
is
a
tall
man,
and
the
accommodation
was
limited,
with
the
result
that
every
lime
he
turned
oxer
lie
had
to
arrange
himself
in
a
curve
to
avoid
tanking
his
feet
in
the
carbureter.
I
slept
on
one
of
the
side
seats,
and
as
the
launch
was
tilted
I
filled
in
excellently
inlo
the
angle
between
the
seat
and
the
side
pf
the
Hwen,
while
the
water
gurgled
past
all
niRhl
only
a
few
inches
belo'w
the
lop
of
the
gunwale.
We
hadn't
the
faintest
idea
as
to
how
we
were
poinff.
to
&ct
out
of
thai
predicament.
There
was
not
another
soul
that
side
of
Brown's
Hiver,
fifteen
or
twenly
below,
so
far
as
we
knew.
We.
werje
too
exhausted
to
think,
and
so
we
slept.
The-boat
was
not
tied
to
anythinp,
but
if
the
river
could
pel
it
loose
it
was
certainly
welcome.
In
the
morninp
we
had
breakfast
on
board,
pul
the
cover
down,
and
set
to
work
to
salvage
the
Owen.
Standing
on
the
submerged
lops
in
our
high
boots
we
struggled
to
move
the
boat,
hot
could
do
nothing
of
any
consei
sailed
for
Ocean
Full.--
on
the
bagfrapre
to
the
bow
and
tried
pul-
i
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Hats!
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ENGLISH
FELTS
VELOURS
and
DRESS
HATS
Our
prices
;ird
quality
"defjj
Q()inpe-
"DEMERS"
P.O.
Box
327.
OLD
CROW
BOURBOM
WHISKEY
m
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AtiranuruT
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aJ'H
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YiXfJi
No.
M
In
its
Field
Superlatively
the
Best
NoUd'for
Its
great
age
and
mellow
maturity.
"Awaken
old
memories."
26
or.
bottle
32
oz.
bottle
is
ntlverliseincnt
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
hiquor
uuiroL
Hoard
or
Ijv
Uio
uovcruincut
oi
nnuau
uu.uu.w.-
r
and
went
to
work
again.
Care
bad
to
Ire
taken
not
to
f?et
left
on
the
lops
when
the
boat
would
til.
tlmalely
come
free
for
Ihe
swim-'
ming
was
poor
at
lhat
spot.
Rudder
8
mashed
We
had
made
pood
progress,
hut
we
fount!
fresh
difficulties.
The
boat
had
caught
on
some-thing
new
at
Ihe
ijtern.
I
looked
down
and
discovered
that
the
rudder
had
been
janilmed
apalnsl
a
submerged
big
and
solit
Inmri.
miles
imiinnlly,
rendering
it
useless.
i3
We
finally
worked
it
loose
and
fliliml
ii
in
lu'n
nioAao
ClnAinw
nn.
1.
.
.
1
11
1
1.
I
.11
ui,
iiui
yik
iri,
luuL
iiiiiiirr
ku
,
lin
lf
.
,i
Slichl
advances
in
the
egg,
The
flour
market
is
nouilng
vice
on
preserving
peaches
given
in
these
columns
a
few
week9
ago
saved
money.
Market
conditions
-of
extreme
shortage
have
forced
nriees
up,
eases
now
selling
at
f
1.85.
Citrus
fruits
are
considerably
higher.
Oranges,
especially
large
sizes,
have
advanced
more
than
$1
per
case.
Tomatoes
are
down
in
price,
hothouse
retailing
at
20c
per
lb.
and
outdoor
at
12V4c
Pork
Going
Up
Pork
products
aire
stiffening
Jn
juice,
a
5c
a
pound
advance
having
already
lake
place
in
fresh
lines.
Lard
is
also
higher
and
cured
meals
are
beginning
to
feel
the
effect
nf
4)m
raise
in
frp-ili
stern
airain,
and
tried
shoving
n0rk.
the
launch
backwards.
Tlnrt.
fi,A,)en
bantam
corn
Is
now
in
wax
further
movement
as
we
an,i
,,B
flliany
iB
goodt
Thn
heaved
together,
and
we
decided
Vailinjr
price
is
50c
per
dozen,
it
was
tin;
to
tie
the
brute
up
'
nHail
prices
in
"the
city
today
for
fear
she
am
loose.
We
nro
as
follows:
look
a
hitch
around
the
s'nagj.
Butter
Mini
jmiih
imiw
awi
siern
lines,'!
Alberta
45e
Jtrookficld
ami
Shamrock,
2
lbs.
85c
E.
C.
D
...
.
45c
Vanderhoof
.
i
..
...
45c
Dairy
No;
1,
2
lbs.
for
75c
Lard
Pure
20c
Compound
20c
Pure
Bulk
Lard
17
Vjc
i
Cheese
Ontario
solids
30c
Slillon.
lb
35c
Kraft
45c
Wisconsin
Brick,
lb
COc
Swiss
Loaf
75c
Hn'0
Napoleon
Limberger
u-,.,,1,1
l,v.
i
i
n.m,
n
70c
Iloquefort
90c
the
time
being
and
concentrated
'
'
on
gelling
the
Owen
free.
She
Eflfl
refuseil
lo
move
fnriher
anrl
.
-Mherla,
rresh
Seconds
we
ileri.leil
i
nin
stilff
the
Alberta,
Fresh
Firsts
),T,r.nrn
iai
urm
iopi.i
B.C.
Fresh
Pullet
Extras
xmi
Hie
Inmii-li
1
1.1
tpnr
of
tier
vegetaoies
iiieuiix-i-rti
.....
-
Oraoefruil
Calif
'iaP,J"in,
..n
Soveral
limes
we
struck
apainst
hidden
obstacles,
but
,.
""7
F.xtractftd
r.xiracien
uu
.
i
i.u
nnmtt
nr
nm
mn
....
.
uv
Flrawberries.?
boxes
for
.
Raisins,
bulk,,
per
lb.
Raisins,
package,
lb.
Drained
Cherries;
lb.
Spanish
Cluster
Raisins
steady
at
the
present
level
but
H.Chestnuts,
lb.
.....
is
impossible
to
say
what
the,
Peanuts
trend
in
the
Inilmedlate
futuro.Oround
Almonds
will
be.
Fruit
Market
Concord
grapes
are
now
In,
over.
next
big
seller.
llousowlvos
who
took
the
ad-
Almond
Paste
'UH.tU
M
i
AA
.-HI....
t
or.
..am
1.
......
n
'
.
1
1
..
...
..
x
.
j
rin
V
Finnan
Baddies,
lb.
e
t
e
e
e
.
.
.
...
Sugar
riiii.
ui
Ti..
IT'
'i."-t
"i"',
li-liun,
(.ft
iu
.....
pounds.
Tokays,
Iho
big
seller
ln
Flour
the
grape
line,
are
com,menelng
Flour,
40's,
No.
1
bread
to
arrive
and
prices
will
be
lower
Pastry
Flour,
A9's
with
future
shipments,
I
Flan
The
apple
market
Is
showing
Beit
Salmon,
fresh,
lb.
more
varieties.
Mcintosh
Reds
Halibut,
lb.
.,
are
expected
within
the
next
few
Hmoked
Kippers,
lb.
...
,
days.
California
Oravensteins
are
Kippered
Salmon,
lb.
.
A
'
..
..
1
-.
n.
l
...in
i.A
1
1
,
c
l
.
.j
til
t.
n
j
at.
filling
n
I
1
1
1
1
will
no
.
im
lUUKru
imidh
mm,
II'.
-
.
.
'f
50c
30c
40c
40c
4
45c
Fresh
Firsts
lo
do
so,
the
Oilier
Captain,
who
wa
standing
on
a
submergel
lop
Jrs1
Extras
at
the
bow,
gave
one.
final
shove
""L,u
-,,vv
,'JH1
o
50c
COc
8
lbs
25c
i.,j..
...:n..
i.--
i
.Vw
Potatoes.
clinging
desperately
to
her
bow.
aJ'a
'a!,la
""ions,
4
lbs.
.
25c
He
pulled
himself
aboard
and
-
adjusted
the
bow
.and
slern
lines
'1
'"'"V
'"i
'
attached
to
the
snag,
sn
that
the
-anit.,
o
iui
...
....
..
..
.i
i
New
ax
Means.
2,11);:..,.
...
20c
liill
jmiiiiiiiik
.nmii
niii.iiii.
.
-
.
jij.
.
'Vw
""
1
2
2o
while
""
She
was
held
there
steadily
Yakima
4
lbs.
25c
ltulabag,es
.
.
we
pot
ren,ly
for
the
next
phase.
,,..,
'
oi
B.C.
New
Carrots.
4
lbs.
..
..
25c
.u
iu
a.i
laini
nun
hit.i-
Npw
4
IDs.
.
.
.
Beets,
lion
over
ihe
stern
to
replace
the
Binrh
1
(stratghl)
urnips
,.,.,i
w,iP
n,i,i
n.
nmnp
started.
We
did
not
fare
to
pull
'
"'"m.
the
Owen
into
the
snap
in
order
"""""J
to
unfasten
our
ropes.
ill-Al
"
nunc
.....
c
conjure
up.
Mam
An
WAV
rtn.
i
i
i
1
1
that
locality,
and
so
agreed
to
"";
""i'""-
'd
house
leave
our
mooring
lines
behind
.,",Ia,,"'f'
lomaloes
2
lbs.
as
mute
evidence
of
whatever
the
;-
.
..n-.
iv,inniinn
miirlit
nhubart).
ouldoor,
lb.
a:..i.
,i
,,
Mm
W;fldish,
3
bunches.
25c
&C
Mireeri
i.orn.
per
Jioxfii
..
..
ovv
B.C.
Head'
Lettuce
...'...'
..M0r:
50o
20c
25c,
,
6c
Parsley,
per
bunch
5c
lOreen
Onions,
2
bunches
....
5c
10c
oiiiuiikiii.
v..-
)..
r.
4fi
jr.
and
stern,
lines.
I
jumped
to
the
"'
'
engine,
the
Other
Captain
stood!
f
I.....
-..i.
on.
I
nnpp
'
1
-
-
8
'",r..,,"J
'
t.
.
Oranges,
Sunkist.
doz.,
35c
to
85cJ
Ilinre
we
nr
....
t
e.,ll.l
.An,-
JIW,
In
i(rt-nat
ci
Uo-.in.
4
..:
li.biuti
tnr
wp
re.
,-...?
-
.
t
1
1
1
1
rt
t
i
.ui.
ariiApiAtiA
pnnvintp
cause
any
mMi.ur,.,.....
-
.
.An,,
ini
l.emtlnir
risht
alonp
ami
v-;
'
,
...
....
I'.nnipiiinnea.-enen
sW,n
were
free
of
tl.e
worst
,.
-
i
i.-akii
iiAQf
I
noji
111
--f
-
-
.WH,7
"
"r,::
V;;:
i.l
"re-li.
Wum.
pe.-
lb
-ii-
Ip
.Inriiiff
our
tnn.
e
uai.
:
;
im1
made
Johnson
Creek,
but
at
least
we
had
tried.
ADVANCESIN
MANY
LINES
Eggs,
8ugar
and
Butter
Re-
Uillng
Higner
20c
and
25c
12Hc
.
25o
25o
25c
40c
25o
.
35o
.
20o
.
85o
.
75o
$9.50
$9.00
$2.40
$2.35
25c
15c
to
25c
......
IQo
25o
.
m.
..
20c
.
,
....
25o
...
25o
THE
LITTLE
RED
HEN
IfQUCK,
puck,
puck,
pucKAYah"
cackles
the
little
JL
red
hen,
as
she
steps
off
the
warm
nest,
broadcasting
to
the
barnyard
that
she
has
just
laid
a
fine,
fresh
egg.
She
makes
a
product
that
any
"manufacturer"
might
be
proud
of,
and
doesn't
hesitate
to
advertise
the
fact.
"
A
duck
egg,
might
be
just
as
good,
but
the
duck
evidently
doesnrt
think
so.
She
doesn't
advertise,
and
duck
eggs
have!
no
market
To
be
absolutely
sure
in
buying
ANY
merchandise
stick
to
the
advertised
brands.
For
their
manufacturers
believe
in
them
and
tell
you
about
them
daily
in
the
advertising
columns
of
this
newspaper,
over
their
signatures.
v
The
duck-egg
brands
might
be
just
as
good,
but
you
cannot
be
sure,
if
the
manufacturers
themselves
will
not
admit
it!
Read
the
advertisements
regularly.
Buy.
from
them.
You
will
then
know
the
source
of
the
products,
and
whom
to
look
to
if
they
don't
measure
up.
Advertising
lis
the
radio
of
commerce-broadcasting
things
3Tou
should
know
Beef,
roast
prime
rib
Mutton,
leg
...
...
...
Mutton,
chops
...
v..
...
Mutton,
shoulder
Lamb,
leg
Poultry
Mash
...
.
.
...
.....
supar
and
butter
markets
are
lo
Lemon
and
Orange
Peel
....
40o
tamb,
chops
...
..
.;.
....
1m
recorded
in
Ibis
week's
mar-;cilron
Peel
..
.
.
55cLamb,
shoulder...
...
ket
report.
jBlack
Cooking
Figs
...
25c
reed
Kggs
are.
commencing
ineirtWhitc
figs
15c
usual
sual
fall
ellmb,
it
being
the
sea-Currants
.-,
22
o
.Wheat,
No.
5
...
,
son
of
Ihe
year
when
II
is
alwnys
uvosl
dlffieult
fresh
slock.
lo
secure
good,
Prunes
Apples
..
.
.
,
.
...
Peaches,
peeled
During
the
past
ten
days,
sugar,
Apricots,
lb.
has
advanced
c
per
pound.
The
butler
market
is
slightly
.Almonds
higher
and
furl
her
advances
are
expected.
ee
Nuta
Brazils
and
filberts
t
e
Walnuts,
California
No.
1
Walnuts,
Manchurian
20c-25o
Oals
25c
Bran
25c,Shorts
25ciBarley
LAND
ACT.
25c
Uananas,
2
lbs.
for
35c
Salt
Codfish
Fillets'
lb.:..
..
30c
Honey,
per
lb.
3
for
...
25c
Boneless
Salt
Cod
bricks,
lb.
25c
.
.
...
...
40c!llolland
Herrings,
per
keg
$1:65
perlwisket
...
...
...
$1.00
Freestone
Peaches,
per
dor.
.
40e
Peaches,
per
crale
$1.85
Apricots,
erate,
I'ears,
dnz.-
.
.
,
Raspberries;
basket
$1.85i
60c,
15c;
Crate
,
....
$2
to
$3
Apds,
flraveijsteins,
2
lbs.
25o,
Cookinpi
3
lbs.
for
..
..
25c
DrUd
Frulte
Dates,
bulk.
3
lbs.
...
....
40c
Market
Report
This"
Week.
Showarjae!i,
Dromedary
30c
15c
20o
75c
40o
.
Meats
Fowl,
No.
1
lb.
...
..4
30c
Roasting
Chicken,
lb.
40c
and
45c
Ham,
sliced,
first
grade-.,..
45c
Ham,
whole,
first
grade
...
35c
Bacon,
back,
sliced
..f
.
;..
45c
Baron,
side
...
35c,
to
45c
Ayrshire
Bacon,
lb.
.........
35c
Veal,
shoulder
Veal,
loin
Veal,
leg
Pork,
shoulder
Pork,
loin
...
.
Pork,
leg
Beef,
pot
roast
Beef,
boiling
...
Beef,
steak
e
e
e
e
e
18c
35o
26c
34c
35c
35c
.
.
.
10c
to
15c
.
....
8c
to
10c
....
.....
AUU.IU
uuv
25c
35
b;
22
c
45o
45c
28c
10Q
Ib's,
;
$3.25
$2.65
$2.00
$2;10
$3.00
$3.55
Mrs.
W.
C.
Sparkes
arrived
from
Terrace
on
Saturday
night's
train
and
sailed
for
Vancouver
enroute
lo
Buffalo,
New
York,
on
a
holiday
trip,
Nolle
of
InUntton
U
plf
to
U4M
Lend.
lu
o
two
ii
tjurkum
ihudu
i.iau
uinn,i
llfronlin
Dlitrlct
of
Krtnce
H.iDert.
B.C.
ami
nlluatf
ntir
Tow
lull,
Orabaai
lutsnd.,
TAKK
.NOTICE
lhat
I.
Oforre
W.,
Howling,
ot
3C8
Cambridge
Strrrt,
VnrMi,
n.u..
iH-rupatiou
mauurafiurrr,
luwnoi
io
apply
for
iM-rniHMoii
to
ra.
the
follow-ln
ovscriiwit
latil.i:
Conuiwiuinr
at
t
po.it
I'liuU'd
near
the
foot
of
Tow
Hill,
rail
aide,
theta'c
imatierly
to
h.w
water
mark)
llieur.
wlwly
folkiwliia
low
atfr
mark
10
chains:
thenr
aimtherlT
tbrre
rhalna;
thtnre
aMM;
-chain
to
Hlnt
of
roniDicnrrnifiit
and
coutalnlnt
11
acres.
mora
or
ivaa.
OEOflOE
W.
D0WL1N0.
Applicant.
PAVE
ftUTTEN.
Aenl.
Data,
luna
6,
1H.
Say
PAGE
FIVE
f
WHY
NOT
TRY
AN
ELECTRIC
BAKE
POUND
CAKE
FROM
YOUR
GROCERS
?
Today
t
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Service!
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
8.8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
iutedale,
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,
Oeneral
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
8treet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
BACK
AGAIN!
AND
AT
YOUR
SERVICE.
If
HIGH
CLASS
DENTISTRY
AT
MODERATE
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Smith
Block.
Phone
575.