N
May
'
10
V.
i
Doing
of
tha
Mosquito
Fleet
which
Is
the
chief
source
of
Prince
Rupert's
prosperity
pl(,
sph
Imnks
were
InMhe
gndgiia.
pale
during
liml
week
.kippers
or
I
Up
die
Flh
Butlneaa
"
'"';
iHiriim
Hip
WPPk
r,0(l,r,(.0
1,4
'-
of
l.al.l.ul
Un
,pp,.
,arko,,.(
n
,
,.,mcwi,a
of
HM.,,-k
.
,,,.
Kwhunft
Canadian..
Tin-
iwenly
l.naU
ar.w,.rv
,,,,
M,
,
,
.
,
,
i
iuip
Hip
gale
lm
li
'with
till-
light
tug
iIip
week,
(in
1
arrival
d
mooed
'mm
In
Iiiimlns
Island.
From
ilUindn
I
In-
Overtime
will
go
In
Wnrk
Ha
rial.
finpl.
Jiiimiy
Thomas
look
l!n
power
boat
Viner
up
In
dm
Tupke
Inlet
ruiiiiery
on
Wednesday
f.J
lernonn
on
business
in
oonnpe,
ion
Willi
(hp
fjh
packing
in
which
Iip
is
engaged.
sv
1
SIpvp
King
recently
purchased
the
latinr.h
Augwiin
from
lav'
Hone.
Tin-.
Ijjunrli
i-
to
mimed
Tin.
Faith.
(ipnrge
liavi
i
busy
ropper
painting
Mm
ppped
boat
Wild
Swim
and
looking
lo
llip
engine.
II
u
understood
fSeorpe
will
tdiorlly
Iip
leaving
on
a
mineral
proppciing
I
rip.
Monday
with
3.m.nno
iMW
u,
Hre
mj(J
,
Americans!
Matrimonial
Intention.
Iuiidui
nan
ninup
.n.irWrr(l
(la1
u
(J(.
fip
m
,
i
fJrK
,f
yn
wan
,
ymp
Hi
K.Kr.
noil
,rr.
Arrivals
were:.""''
m
Hip
matrimonial
pa
fiiiiunliuu
HevciHe,
Sherman.
r'""r'!
'
a
"nlp
rhancp
rurinintr
Scrub.
Kuiiyanu,
Muyllosvor.
r,nmd
bnp
on
Hip
waterfront
T
Hp.
Jop
Jluki-r,
M.
,V
S..
Ilinc-i
'eerpt
In
out
and
Hip
roni
!
leader.
IIIhci.
I'jmtln.
l
Iftiifi'
i
on.
finnt.
Ktinrl.
of
"Jnsi
iii
jinun.U
m-fipfi
IIip
irrp
!,.,
(,,,i,M
Uniiapo,
Mar-!""
'
"
U.p
war
palh
fi-li
juiiiwi
from
,Kl,(.rilp,
linpoHpUee,
Annie
.May.w,,l'nir
Itrldp.
So
determined
i
mm.
Oinadlaii
fislijp,,,,,,
May.
Shint,
.Vkdunleor
lla
!'
'
become
nialPd
thai
fi-
in
:r
for
nri
riim
Salem
and
Skeena
Gifv.
AnMi.t,nrlal
nerture
wprp
madp
lo
iPflnd
r!a
fan-
,.,
Maniipr.
Ilallir,
Mildplon,'a
rtnin
naulrwtl
niagnalp
flu
WwImp
Mildrl
II.
I
Minor-
V4.,.r.'jvMlly.
Hip
kii.iipr
fclallna
lhal
1ny
it
lolnl
of
.,t,,iy
spyiiMwr,
Spnalor.
liiiln-!'
''
hhii
lo
Ip
marripd.
t
pon
if
tialil'iit
wa
kadpd
i'loMMiPr
wltrn
titli
oold
aroutiil
i!
uroiind
7.
Vppr-
i
u
nn
and
Iwo
(Uin-!Pi
linmslll
in
KS,-
t
IioIiIhiI
and
Iwo
,
landed
1,100
llf.
n.l
ron
tonnd
of
Pltsture,
Fleet
Out
uokluiip
on
Sunday
nil
a
iiniiilMr
ol
w'irr
ami
Hh
Viirlit
rltili
wliarf
spol
from
an
parly
nr.
Onp
of
Hip
-
"i
i
Iip
walrrfrMiit
liilt
rid
I
ron
and
unial
panl
i
j
inrli
imfirrn
lo
kpI
for
pofijipr
Min1-
li
llarla.
knir-
r
i.porgp
llryanl,
:
i
urt
oul
al
sun.
io
Milp
?l
lo
Iry
!v-rral
ollipr
latinrh
i
ad
HiPir
ImiaIm
in
-n,
irii
lo
Iry
oul
void.
KawUk,
Allon.
ValoroitsJ"1""
iipUi)iI
h-
lo
who
Hi-
jiiliMlyo.
l'olari.
llrlsptand
naivply
rpplipd
H'oHlork.
tuial
Iip
IimiIm'I
ppii
liPr
yp
Mil
'
W'a
keeping
n
fliarp
look
mil
ami
Fresh
Herring
Bait
at
Captain's.
w1wn
hr
.hd
p.pi
Hip
olijpcl
of
Cove
and
Jap
Inlet.
hl
affprlion
Hip
rnnpa
nppdlp
-
-
jwoiild
(Miinl
oulli
for
a
lionry-
Hip
owpr
uottl
Wiirwaiu
ar-
jMoon
journpy.
or
to
up
own
rnrsl
m
n
on
Thuroikty
wiilt
av",r'
"I'll
(akp
a
pIikiipp
on
a
i-ow
loud
of
tMtx
luinhpr
from
ibPiP
H""
dark."
Tli"
prr.l
iroritplown
Mill
for
Hr
Cmiui-
!rir
of
Hip
Mo4uilo
IIpoI
Iihvp
di.ni
l'lh
.V
itU
Slorarp
Co.
TIip
launch
liiripp
i.wnr.l
and
pfrtainpil
Ilia)
Hip
futtir
liridp-
pnxMii
i
alrpmly
lailiing
hi-
afpplion
on
a
yo4ing
lady
in
Hip
kiHris
f,y
(.
Kowp.
i
alljfMy
nul
al
a
dUlanrp.
I'tmn
Hip
drrp
up
likp
priip
pup
in
a
I
Prrpl
uspI
ouliins
Cji
Hip
iai
of
whilp
PitaniPt
and
lprilampl
Hial
Hip
i-wppI
younir
niartiiopry
h
llMtrtoijIityiHiins
ld
ralhpr
pprni
(mmip
r
in
rwadinps
for
Hipl
thing
had
rallwr
Pppnivr
1alp
iuiihiht
paon
joy
ridp.
(NVhpn
a
girl
paU
onion-
wilh
ihrring
aid
rltangp
lipr
lid
Harry
liargpll.
Hip
gwtol
ehipf
ilwirp
a
day.
Jap
llilnk
thai
pro
of
I1h
provrnval
wharf.
i
laid
nahly
lii
hank
arrounl
wouldn't
to
nl
hon
ihITpHi2
with
--
laml
thp
strain
through
a
pro
rr
riU.
longp
Hfp.
llowppr.
Iip
!till
hn
-
high
hup)
that
likr
IhP
mpa
'llp
imiwpt
IkvmI
OvPrtiniP.
Up
Hipp
pipiiUp
lalP
will
rlilrh
rwnlh
arrivpd
from
Yan-i
Ipip
hpr
and
whpn
that
day
ar
rouvpr
IpJI
!Mrl
during
tlw
WPk'Hp
Hip
wild
plungr
will
-om
an
io.ptrnlml
fi.h
parking
lakpii.
With
Hip
tnnlrimoiiial
Why
You
Need
a
Tonic
In
the
Springtime
0
SEASON
of
the
year
U
welcomed
like
tli
Springy
The
Winkr
is
always
too
long.
The
Warm
weather
is
always
too
slow
in
coining,
,
Gradually
the
heat
of
the
sun
increases,
Ue
lmds
Bwell
and
burst
and
all
Nature
is
aruusfd
to,
new
life
and
-icor.
Hut
we
do
not
ofU-n
feel
our
best
in
the
bPnnK.
It
is
in
fact
the
season
of
greatest
mortality.
The
accumulation
of
jHiisons
in
the
system
as
the
result
of
sedentary,
indoor
life
and
artificial
foods
of
winter;
the
undermining
meets,
of
winter
colds;
the
strain
of
sudden
changing
temtwrature;
all
these
effect
a
climax
in
the
Spring.
..Hence
the
tint!
feelings,
the
brain
fag.
the
lack
of
energy
and
the
nervous
troubles
wich
weigh
us
down
at
the
very
season
ol
the
year
when
all
Nature
out
of
doors
is
arousing
to
new
life.
In
the
spring
as
at
no
other
time
does
the
human
system
require
assistance.
Then
it
is
that
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
proves
a
friend
indeed.
The
blood
has
become
thin
and
watery.
,
The
nerves
are
starved.
The
whole
vita
machintry
of
the
body
has
become
slowed
down.
Hut
a
few
weeks
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
will
work
wonders.
Not
in
any
miraculous
way.
But
simply
and
naturally
by
supplying
to
the
human
system,
the
element
from
which
rich,
red,
hfe-gtving
blood
is
created.
Many
thousands
have
found
out
howt
to
avoid
the
fatigue
and
discomfort
of
Spring
by
using
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
1'ood.
GO
p,
11.
CO
cents
at
all
dealers
or
Kdmanson,
HaLvs
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto:
THI
DAU.T
SEWS.
KTOE
FTVTL
AMAZING
RESULTS
IN
GOOD
HEALTH
FROM
THE
FRUIT
TREATMENT
Well
Knewn
Resident
of
Portland,
Maine
Mr.
Otis
M.
llryant,
of
49
Anderson
Strret,
it
moet
ectkmiiMie
njt
ihit
fsmfMa
fruit
mtdi-ice.
He
write!
"1
was
troubled
with
Conn
.ation
evrr
sinee
I
can
remember;
as
a
result,
I
have
sufTi'i-edfrora
divinising
headaches
and
paia
in
my
left
side.
1
1
ned
mwiy
and
various
remedies
for
the
Hesdac'liPS
and
Const
ipsi
ion,
without
receiving
relief.
Alxxit
four
months
ago,
1
began
the
use
ef
"Fruit-a-tives."
Since
then,
I
have
been
free
ct
Headaches,
bowels
regular,
no
pain
in
my
side.
After
the
use
of
several
boxes
of
"
Fruit-a-tivrs,"
I
feel
justified
in
pronouncing
them
a
remedy
of
true
and
exceptional
merit."
'
.
llrailhury
.V
Yefl.
interest
har
reiiM'd
Ihpi.
hnring
seining
ae!
ivllii
s
and
have
mIuwimI
away
all
gpar.
rle.
I
lie
power
lioals
..M.
A
mid
Itelliunp,
which
have
Intensified
Fruit
Juices
in
the
Form
of
"Fruit-a-tives"
Promptly
Relieves
Many
Diseases
You
have
U
ways
known
that
Fruit
Is
healthful.
Doctors
ay
"eat
more
fruit."
Experts
im
food
and
diet
urge
the
eating
d
fruit.
But
fresh
fruit
is
expensive
end
there
is
only
a
very
small
quantity
of
the
medicinal
or
healing
principle
in
fruit.
Now,
a
50c.
box
of
"Fruit-a-tives"
contains
all
the
medicinal
principle
of
dotens
of
oranges
and
apples
and
pounds
of
figs
and
prunes.
By
the
wonderful
discovery
of
a
well
known
phyeieian,
it
is
possible
to
obtain
the
medicinal
properties
of
the
fresh
Juices
of
apples,
oranges,
figs
and
prunes
concentrated
and
intensified
in
c
small
tablet,
with
tonics
added.
This
is
"Fniit-a-tivea"
the
Fruit
Treatment
the
quick,
pleasant,
inexpensive
way
to
make
you
well
and
keep
you
well.
Seems
Almost
a
Miracle
a
Just
read
this
letter
from
Mrs.
Clara
Sloat,
Ferth
Junction,
N.U.
"For
many
years
I
was
a
great
sufferer
from
Indigestion,
Constipation
and
Chronic
Rheumatism.
My
stomach
was
weak
and
gave
me
constant
distress,
while
the
Rheumatism
in
my
jointi
made
me
almost
a
cripple.
Physicians
and
their
medicines
did
me
no
good.
Finally,
I
was
induced
to
try
"Fruit-a-tives"
and
at
once
this
wonderful
fruit
medicine
seemed
to
help
me.
Soon
the
Constipation
and
Indigestion
were
relieved
and
the
Rheumatism
began
to
go
away
and,
in
a
few
months,
entirely
disappeared."
Thanks
Te
"FruM-s-thre,"
Am
Once
Mere
Well
Mrs.
llonore
Valiquette,
1133
Xotre
Dame
St.
Wert,
Montreal,
ii
deeply
grateful
to
this
famous
fruit
medicine.
She
says,
"I
wish
I
could
tell
every
sufferer
in
the
world
what
"Fruit-a-tives"
have
done
for
me.
For
three
yearn,
I
was
much
troubled
by
Bad
Headaches,
Xervovn
Dyspepsia
and
Liver
Trouble.
Then
I
commenced
taking
"Fruit-a-tives."
Very
soon
my
condition
improved,
and
now,
thanks
to
these
wonderful
tablets,
I
am
once
more
entirely
well."
Take
"Fruit-a-tives"
and
get
well.
25e
and
50c
a
box,
at
all
dealers
or
sect
postpaid
by
Fruit-a-tives
Limited,
Ottawa.
Ont.
idpa
in
In
allir
Hip
P'
it
hoa!jU!l
bad
limp
to
rramhlp
up
ajkivppr
ly
Hen
Splf,
is
on
the
"Jnl
II"
i
lo
Iip
lraiifirinpil
Irpp.
The
rotigar
unifiPd
and
llonp
Van!
l.repfc
way
for
hrr
forthwith
into'
a
roaslal
eniisp"
jtmortod
around
Hip
Iivp
for
a
!pa.on".
overhaul
and
rppainting
by
I
Iip
kipjir
n
w
hlrli
Hip
firl
grJ
jonrnry
in
lli
hpw
life
will
wfiilp.
At
lal
Iip
atood
willi
hPad
,
tin
and
pping
my
ohancp
I
slid
hp
taken.
A
Hnniaf)
.tvp
U.1II1-ikiwn
liU
lionw
on
Bryant's
Boot
Hip
Broundl
"-One
of
the
latpot
invpntions
of
mont
i
in
lip
intiaue.
111
I
iip
ami
mane
inr
mum.
m
roure
iineni
i"
11.nnn.-a1-,
aim
"iic
idlol
hoiip
and
b.vu.l
or
in
lollho
lioyji
knew
that
only
Hip
whirli
HiPrp
should
bp
hip
money
rpnlnrn
Hip'
flh
jiold.
A
i.atpnl
Uvillpt
of
wild
cougar
have
if
properly
exploilp-t
tinder
effi
di-haipr
will
To
b-
filpl
for
ill'iru-
liorn
and
nun
heinp
iii-iiik
anxiou
iiiniini
to
in
cap-
iii'
riont
ii
manajrpmpnt
.....
....
hna
heen
dp.
..
.7
.....
..
IIip
ponxpnipnpp
of
Hi
cook
iin'iirp
tirh
a
wonderful
specimen
mmii
ny
skipper
i.ror
nrj"i
Hip
form
or
a
rninwnlr
(mrrel
onjlltey
Imrkled
on
their
armor
and
of
Hip
eoaMal
cruiser
Jlarla.
The
lerk
in
which
Hie
ilil.e-
will
lp
werv
Ju'rt
nhoul
lo
jto
forlh
lo
contriVancp
is
fivpd
to
the
bow
nl.ipp.1
nii.i
Iippoiop
Hi.
onvaliPallv
Hip
hunt
when
the
dinner
ffonsr
"f
the
lemlpr
noat.
usually
floiiiied.
TIipi-p
i
:ii.-dnlplv
no
soumlpd
and
I
hey
went
in
to
eat
lache.1
by.
a
parnfpr
lo
the
launch
iail
l.alpl
reniiri.ii
from
Hip
and
prexenls
the
boat
from
noU
in
flip
very
m-ai
rnHirp,
join
ramp
slain
thai
to
dale
the
horn-
bumping
apainst
and
marking
the
Hip
noble
army
of
wHshitifr.W
roupar
hax
not
been
sighted
motor
boat
in
any
way.
II
also
midline
liiriiorx
and
purlins;
iron
but
all
men
are
arniPd
and
on
the
arts
as
a
ort
of
shook
absorbpr
.
.
'
.
.
...
.1
.
i
-1
.
n
l4n.vS1.rr
ill
ti'li.
r
'lliA
pnttuiper.
Hurry
up
Bins,
nurry
nytkiiui.
.MPaniime
hip
ii
"
...
c
....
up.
jhupker
in
.uptinn
is
heinsr
es-
contrivance
which
fieorpe
is
us-
4
-
'i.poi-ted
lo
and
from
the
eCCne
Of
'K
1
n
iiHsirrime
ui
nnnui.r
n.
mi-v.
hnai
onntna
trnuhie
in.
unoii
liiiekinir
oxoloils
hv
an
injtenuity
and
consists
of
an
old
If
It'a
a
FORD
tyARINE
ENGINE
armed
inoh.
Self
ilarter
attachment
at
little
-
extra
coat.
View
the
model
In;
Seta
New
Fashion
flue
ahnufpoom.
S
E.
Purkfte.
i
II
has
taken
skinOPI
Frank
Iippii
enitaned
In
this
work
will
'junk
pass
up
the
Wylo
and
cling
eiigane
In
the
fih
parking
buslJlo
olher
unsuspecting
craft
hulls.
ness
for
IIip
reiualndor
of
Kin,"
iIp
II
is
a
brainy
Idea
of
season.
An
ample
stonily
f
(Frank's
It
does
not
speak
very
herring
hail
has
been
put
up
in
Captain'
fioe
and
dup
Inlet
sulllolcnl
lo
last
the
halibut
Heel
well
into
the
fall.
.
J'lierc
was
n
young
man
of
finpe
Hare.
He
was
a
the
barnacles
and
olher
marine
debris.
It
Is
so
much
like
Hip
salt
I'huck
in
color
that
the
barnacles
and
olher
miscellaneous
well
for
his
-rare
fill
thought
of
the
oilier
fellow's
hull
trouble.
The
launch
Starlight,
owned
and
skippered
by
.1.
A.
Million,
has
recently
been
filled
wilh
one
of
the
talesl
Fon
I
12-11
horse
power
terror
for
going
Ibe
marine
engines
und
has
been
oul
pare.
He
Iratelleil
so
fast
I...
......
1....
..1
1..-1
on
ppveral
1
rial
runs,
lim
boat
Is
deriving
a
higher
rale
of
speed.
nil
mi;
hi
1
...
.
...,,....,,..
1...
...
.,
.
1
.
.
.
1
,
.
1
.
I
''t
.
i.
11
niiniii
1111
111-niiv
'
voiii
He
me
1
iiKelf
r
uh
face
lo
face.
.
.
t
ipleteii
Hie
nuililing
or
the.
new
f,"r
n
,he
Pr"
Treed
by
'Xouflar"
'
ivini-liil
iliu'k.
I-In
Uliini?
uni
t
la
One
or
Iho
luteal
addilions
In
,mw
,,
,
cnhiu
and
Hie
KelMiilnt
Logging
Oo.'s
slaff
of
wlmirall
buckers
had
tin
exciting
experience
out
Tui;ks
Intel
way
early
in
the
week.
Tho
bucket
had
been
M'lil
Inln
Die
hush
lo
buck
some
wiudfulls.
After
an
absence
of
an
hour
P
so
flu
rest
of
Ibe
gang
were
Miirpriseil
to
see
"his
nibs"
careering
madly
back
Inwards
Ibe
camp,
wilh
his
nxc
behind
his
ear.
and
piilTing
like
a
fifty
yeiw
old
sleaiu
roller.
Fpou
being
asked
whal
the
I
rouble
was
ho
rculmi'd
in
between
his
slfuglcs
for
brenlb,
"Had
b'-en
working
501110
when
a
weird
noiso
I
lionr
coining
it
of
bush,
tin
looking,
for.'
sound
I
see
u
big
cougar
"wilh
bis
horns
lowered
coiulnV
alpine
and
i
bellowing
like
a'
bull.
Illfnding
him
with
a
packet
of
Uull
Durham
I
I
lie
boat
will
be
ready
for
launching
within
Ibe
next
few-
days.
.
Fresh
Herring
Bait
at
Captain's
Cove
and
Jap
Inlet
There
once
was
a
northern
fihinee
A
.sailor
he
thought
he
would
be.
nen
tnp
ypued
'
Hands
on
deck,"'
Said
the
fihink
'Well.
by
beck
"They
all
Ueadeo
on
mine
.
mei-cy
mee
The
Canadian
'halibut
schooner
ftulh
underwent
repainting
and
general
overhaul
last
week
and
left
(or'
the
'
depp
1
sea"
fishing
grounds'
on
Tuesday,
The
launch
Viola
B.,
owned
and
0
ruhber
lMot
stretched
over
the
how
with
the
Aole
and
heel
turned
"eyes
front."
If
rowing
the
boat
at
full
speed
and
encounter-
Ltd,
219,
Second
Ave.
Kihh
to
sel
a
neiv
fashion
in
boat
i"P
an
ohslmclion
other
than
aj
-
deroriilion.
Frank
is
painllnB
ph-k
hip
runner
oouv
rnuanesi
'IIip
rtuailian
haliioit
schooner
the
hull
of
the
milium
dollar,!"
enemy
first
and
causes
it
to
Jop
lUkpr.
Capl.
Fred
lllondel.
i
lookinK
craft
Wylo
with
a
coat.Kently
bump
backwards
like
a
on
the
Ward
ways
ror
hull
painl-.of
pn-Pti
copper
paint
instead
of
new
100u.au.
11
is
nuu?
ivasuue
flxinusjllio
rcKulallon
colored,!"
use
Hie
same
idea
on
the
keel
nvc
and
olher
necessary
copper
paint.
It
is
said
that
the
green
01
a
launcn.
11
me
launcn
sirup
The
N..M.
A
II.
Fi.h
fin.
and
the
paint
is
a
hifr
improxeinent
over
a
mrk,
worn
riuippcu
won
a
Hie
olher
kind
in
that
it
misleads
siring
ni
inese
runner
neeis,
u
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on
page
six)
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