Faliir-lHy
Jaii-.arv
5,
10?
nhtn
lymptoma
of
indigestion
occur.
ACiquiCKiy
ucjuie
lhe
trcurne
obstinate.
Take
trttiium't
IWt
once.
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mfnT
c
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v'1
br.na
rrlli.
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...;
in
itnsch.
li-rr
UU
iiiicrdtrt
iroM
tt.o
wcnU
ot
whit
I
r
Soft
Finish
Thplf-T-Service
Wet
Wash
Thr-'O
(tpfvi.cu,
unit
of
which
wjlil
exactly
fill
your
v
nh
day
iu'ed.
Phone
'is
for
pHrlleiilnr.
Canadian
Phone
8.
(II
mrt
Ajtoue.
Steam
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Heated
-
Hot
and
Colli
Water
Half
y
lay
ir
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
CSS.
EDSON
COAL
N
ran
ii'n
Supply
our
Famous
coson
coal
In
any
j.innllt
Phone
B8.
Congoleum
and
Linoleum
INTERESTING
St.
Andrew's
Society
Heart
Indian
Agent
on
Progress
of
Natives
W.
I:.
Colli..!!!,
Illllfail
Agfitll.
iHIIWf
l-ry
ii-Mfi'.liiitr
1,1.1,,,-
jon
-'lii..
li-i(iptniiU
ami
pro.
gro
or
ilu.
I'urinr
iuni
Indian
l.orori'
(In.
HI.
Andrew'
HociHy
hist
night
in
I
In-
noridy
n
room.
I"
Mftif
of
tin?
inrlrmnit
weather
tin
nilPiidaurn
was
large.
In
Iiik
address
Mr.
CollNon
jilwfll
upon
the
nmrveou
pro-'cn-H
Hi.-
In.
kins
on
I
lie
coal
had
man1.'
collectively
during
the
past
SO
or
f.o
yars.
Half
a
century
a
do
ho
naliM
on
Hie
la-cifi-
coast
wire
living
in
prae-ii
ally
Ilic
n(oni
age
bill,
through
tin
education
they
bail
reOived
Hi
Hii-
huii.li
if
the
white
nii-i(iiarii-H
mnl
other,
llny
hail
progressed
rapidly
ami
today
were
just
a
far
advanced
In
their
style
of
living
us
wit
lhi
while
limn.
Mr.
(lollimin
nl-o
iiall
with
Hie
different
(henric
which
hail
been
n.lnccl
a
to
Hip
origin
of
Hie
Iililian
rari.
ATar
a
could
be
ascertained.
In
view
of
Ihn
fart
Mint
the
In.
linn
hnif
no
written
lungiinge
an-.
rorifcrquriilly
no
written
Inalnr).
il
liulian
lial
Mong
from
IhJ"
people
of
northern
Aia
at
nini
tery
rpinotr
period.
"W'IihI
is
going
to
become
of
Hip
linliai
?"
jinked
the
lecturer.
In
nnowr-Kng
I
In-
question
Mret
('."llioon
ai'ivaiieed
the
opinion
thai
Ilu1
Itiilian
of
today
would,
in
yiuir
(o
come,
become
io
ail-vaorfi
in
civilisation
that
he
would
In
absorbed
Inlo
Ilu
while
rai!.
In
speaking
of
tli
charnr.
ler
of
the
Indian
Hie
lecturer
ulaleil
there
were,
frond
anil
bad
iiaiP.i
liulian
jnl
the
name
u
there
,nn(,M
wvrf
a-oivi
ami
im.i
wnite
mrn.
Hi
j,,),,
a
.
t.i
m
i
k
'
MIM
nm
tlwt
will
ho
rnmin
jr
'
w""
a'Upnl
"f
.fim-l
men
and
w,..nen
,e
had
fc,rnK;,r
"
,Pr
millions.
The.
'evr
een
in
hi-
life.
Mr.
Colli-!
"'"f
Urn,
fro.faHmrl
'"''
"'Howard
nautical
l.apien-iwfc
ald
lht
hk
own
an
Indian
yand
that
he
waajj"'
m"r
lh"
'Mv''
,"aftn
w"
.pr.mil
of
(be
fal.
n"'
rnn.llrtfr
of
Ihe
American
1
So
i.,tere.tltr
m
the
Wlnrerp1,0,onr"n,rt',r-
rlano,
Ihy
Mr.
CollUon
that
the
St.
.n-lo"U,'l',
'"Ikan
early
on
Tue.
.iioi-
wielv
will
M.li.nvnr
!n;,,a'
"lorninfr.
The
boat
went
oh
liav
him
leetuiv
apaln
dirlnft
the!""
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t.i
vi
svllaliii
on
Ibe
Indian
I'nU
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Friday,
10.00
a.m.
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STEWART
and
ANYOX
.
Wednrsday,
11.00
p.m.
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13,
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Saturday
at
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p.m.
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all
Steamihlp
Linen.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
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AgenL
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
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RUGS
For
Every
Room
In
Your
Homfy
A'"-
Wohnvcn
wilier-
bfffh
tide
but
wa
refloated
and
nr.
rie
in
port
an
Thilr!ilay
imornlntr
with
a
very
rttifaclory
eatcli.
The
daina?e
wa
not
.o
erioii
a
was
flril
tlioiifrlit.
Few
of
the
xmall
bnalo
enfrafred
in
trapping
operalfotH
have
yet
pul
inlo
port
with
any
fur
hut
.nne
sroo.1
arrivali
are
expected
ilu
ri
up
Ibe
month.
----
Co
'a
Rotighs
It
The
lojrrlnj
pnwcr"
boat
-Cora,
('.apt.
Ol'tii.
hail
a
loupli
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
from
.orlli
Arm.
lrcher
Island,
recently.
The
little
ve."el
look
tliree.
ilayn
lo
make
Ihe
trip
encountering
ery
high
wind
and
heavy
.ea
en
route.
The
sea
were
so
roiiBh
that
il
iterame
nece.snry
lo
ilrop
Ibe
anchor
several
limes
until
Ibe
weather
abated.
However,
after
several
nerve
racking
experience,
port
was
made
without
an'
wrlnus
happening.
Cap
i.
Icavlnp
for
Ihe
Wark
Cnnal
district
over
Ihe
week
end
lo
enframe
in
lotipinp
operations
with
a
partner
hut
il
will
not
be,
uirles
Hie
weather
clears
up
(oiisiderably.
The
Sawyr
In
The
power
boat
Sawyer,
dipt.
Frank
Armstrong,
arrived
in
port
from
I'orrher
Iland
during
Ilu
wreo.
on
a
lumber
hunt.
From
reports
lo
hand
II
look
as
though
Cap
Is
gnipg;
to
take
a
partner
into
the
ranching
business.
II
is
learned
on
high
nulhnrity
flint
lie
intend
lol
build
a
palatial
residence
on
his!
beautiful
land.
While
the
plans'
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
FOE
FIVE
yfc
chief
source
of
Prince
Rupert's
prosperity
Th"
Admiral
of
Hie
Mrmquiln
fleet
report
Ihe
halibut
landing
for
the
wepk
light,
arcouul-eil
for
by
I
be
far
I
that
Ihe
ushering
In
of
Hie
New
War
interfered
In
a
im-ajoirfl
with
Ihe.
re(fiilar
bipn'nefB.
.The
boyn
ipenl
a
nuiel
but
very
enjoyable
of
Hie
holiday
netaxon
lo
he
home
wild
their
families
and
this
hn
roiixemienlly
afTeeled
lli
landing,
lloals
of
Ibe
Mana-
lian
fleet
which
have
been
over-
durin?
.
Ihe
riat
two
will
obortly
1m
yet
I
in
tr
Ihe.
fume
a
'ain
and
the
lioune
buililinsr
will
be
lnlroilue-eil
in
HiM
inlance,
In
aiblilion
lo
a
revolving'
staircase
(he
balli
room
will
contain
a
billiar.l
lable.
The
Mea
of
Hie
billiaf-il
I
able
h
that
one
ran
have
a
frame
of
billlariU
while
waiting
for
Ilie
balh
lo
fill
no.
Frank
lime
on
New
Yearvn
Day
anfl
theJia
taken
all
Ihe.
lumber
nepeo
i
..i
i
-
i
.
iienavioiir
or
all
rankn
was
ex
emplary.
The
old
man
vows
there
nol
a
betie'r
brbavel
fixhiny
fieri
In
Ihe
worbl
when
il
eomeM
'ilnwn
lo
morale
ami
behifr
on
Hie
Job.
The
fe.livi-lien
were
ronfine,)
n
purely
family
entertainment
ami
no
jreneral
linlieaval
look
place.
Keen
opHniinn
j
eviibnl
alonjr
Ibe
walerfront
for
Ihejnipytve
inbenl
of
ron.lili.in
in
Ibe
nan
Ileal
trame.
Thine
nflicern
ami
men
engaged
in
the
xalmwi
Irol-linjr
ami
cannery
huine.
jirp-dicf
a
much
earlier
slarl
in
all
ileparltnonlfi
of
the
filiinpr
frame
Hii'
year,
clair
.-
thai
arrattircmrnl
have
alremly
been
made
for
rrewx,
hoafu,
ele.
The
majoril'
of
members
of
bolli
Ihe
American
ami
Canadian
fili.
Inp
lleeld
bae
taken
ailvanlapre
sary
aboard
nd
has
returned
to
I'orrher
16
crtnimeuce
buildinfr
operalions.
Fish
Business
Iluriny
Hut
week
171.000
lbs.
of
halihul
llax
been
markeleil
on
Ihe
FihIi
MxciiaiiKe.
Americans
were
liiih
at
18,7c
and
10.1c
and
low
at
lf..2c
and
10c.
The
arrivals
were:
Pioneer,
Tom
and
1..
W'irele,
J?uinner.
.
.-
Yard
Activities
Tin'
X.
M.
MrJ.ean
j.hipyar.1
ways
are
full
to
capaeily
and
all
Ihe
loime
tool'
around
the
place
are
working.
The
fisliinp
scbonner
Ii?Ie
is.
olT
the
ways
afler
iimlerjriiinqr
her
annual
overhaul
ami
will
in
all
probability
be
out
fiver
Ihe
week
end
Cliaslnsr
the'
.'dairies
halibut.
The
IllnzleailefV
Capl.
Sollows,
is
Ihe
ncxl
boat
jn
no
inlo
Ibe
"hair
for
u
ceneral
lookinz
to.
The
liull
and
deck
is
lo
he
re-canlked
and'lhe
enaino
ihnrouffh-
Bone
over.
The
?usa
vards
are
occupied
with
Ihe
buildinfr
of
a
I
roiling
boat
w
hich
i.
rapidly
lakinsr
.shape
and
will
be
ready
fur
the
water
before
Hie
niniilh
is
out.
Unite
Van
I
t'reek
Is
full
wilb
small
boats
being
pul
inlo
chape
in
readiness
fur
the
forth-eominjr
ija,h
to
lhe
salmon
r.und..
Oapl.
Khort
is
busy
MtiHinsr
a
rowbrmt.
Il
is
under-
KifHid
he'
hii
several
boals
of
this
type
nn
order.
The
nower
fiiferSkeena
City
l
in
port
rrom
ilie
Kei-na
river
for
supplies.
'
Zorra
Is
Watched
I
be
seeret
-"enice
of
Hie
fleet
have
been
much
exercised
lately
over
Ihe
remarkable
nnlics
of
Ihe
power
bo.-jl
1
Zorrd,
Capt.
llrown.
II
is
said
this
craft
of
ten
goe
out
backward
lo
make
believe
she
is
coining
in.
Ac
cording
lo
a
nautical
celebrity.
another
remarkable
feature
is
the
powerful
engine.
In
fact
II
i
said
to
be
so
strong
thai
it
will
turn
canned
milk
sour.
Skaters
Out
I'lte
launch
Oh
Baby.
Capt.
Mybill
Jones,
olherwi.se
known
a
Ihe
ship
of
romance,
made
everal
trips
on
New
Year's,
Day
to
Ihe
Salt
Lakes
wilh
Imppy
parlies
on
skaling
bent.
The
weather
was
ideal
ami
while
the
ice
was
n
bit
rough
il
served
the
purpose
excellently.
"Obser
ve!
s
say
that
several
pretty
and
noetic
lillle
love'romnnce.s
were
wilnesseil
during
jhe
day.
It's
funny
how
a
good
sheet
of
ice
and
a
pair
of
"skates
will
awake
Ilie
love
sentiment
of
the
youth
ful.
In
fact
it
is
not
always
necessary
to
he
tlie
proud
pos
sessor
of
Iwnr
skate
in
some
eases
one"-
skale
is
sulllclenl.
Un
fortunately
Ihe
sail
break
in
the
ivAiillinp
lin
Irillnil
Hia
Iav
nf
i
ne
ice
ror
a
wmie
ni
any
rate.
or
Ilie
new
limine
nave
not
peen
rain
wliirh
struck
the
rily
on
on
public
exhibition
It
I
said
Thursday
night
and
continued
thai
sevcrpl'
orw'
Innovations'
in
throughout
yprrrlay
w-ns
gen
ESH
from
ihe
roaster
f$
natter
uihere
tjou
buy
it.
;
Tho
Storm
The
heavy
wind
slorm
nnd
NABOB
w
W
VACUUM
PACKED
C0FFE
i
"
w
m
r
'
m
MILLIONS
and
Movies
THROUGH
the
medium
of
slender
strips
of
celluloid
an
actor
appears
simultaneously
on
thouands
of
screens
in
as
many
different
towns.
On
the
same
evening,
he
entertains
great
armies
of
film
fans
who
eagerly
pay
their
money
to
see
his
performance.
So
the
movie
star
commands
a
king's
ransom
for
a
salary,
and
a
fortune
is
spent
profitably,
to
provide
a
proper
background
for
his
art.
The
movie
multiplies
personality
and
earning
power.
Advertising
does
the
same
thing
for
a
merchant
or
manufacturer.
In
a
single
day
intakes
his
message
into
thousands
of
homes
to
tell
folks
why
they
should
have
his
goods
and
how
to
get
them.
Advertising
endows
him
with
a
thousand
voices
with
which
to
tell
his
story.
But
the
value
of
advertising
is
by
no
means
confined
to
the
advertiser.
It
has
a
very
definite
value
to
you.
A
glance
through
this
paper
enables
you
to
sift
out
the
things
that
interest
you.
Sitting
in
your
easy
chair
you
can
compare
values
and
prices,
in
a
moment
you
can
tell
exactly
where
to
go
for
what
you
want
and
how
much
to
pay.
Figure
how
mucb
useless
walking
and
talking
and
how
much
actual
money
you
can
save
by
spending
a
few
moments
daily
with
the
advertisements.
READ
THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
II
I
eeral
along
Ihe
North
Coast.
The
steamer
Prince
Rupert
reported
the
American
schooner
Harves
ter
wilh
her
engine
broken
down
i
olT
Ibe
mouth
of
the
N'aa
as
a.
I.
consequence
of
dirty
weather'
and
heavy
seas,
several
logging!
boals
in
for
the
holidays
had!
made
all
the
preparations
lo.
clear
from
port
yesterday
morn
ing
but
unon
hearing
the
re-,
ports
as
In
the
condition
of
thej
elements
outside
the
harbor
lliey:
decided
to
remain
inside.
Not
ai
single
fishing
boat
put
in
on!
Friday
morning.
Ileal.
outside
evidently
thought
it
expedient
to
seek
shelter
and
come
to
anchor
until
Ihe
wind
abated.
-
The
launch
'Joy
Hird,
Capt.
Jimmy
Thomas,
ha
been
busy
during
the
past
week
between
the
Cow
Hay
base
and
.Mella-
katla.
Rata
Again
Skipper
Sandy
Finlayson.
assistant
commodore
nf
Ihe
l'rlnce
Rupert
Yacht
clnb.
is
suffering
with
a
bad
attack
of
the
rals
again.
Since
his
appointment
as
chief
rat
catcher
lo
Ihe
Mosquito
fleet
Sandy
has
been
waging
lerriltle
war
upon
llm
ro-flenls.
This
week
he
has
the
distinction
of
taking
unlo
himself
an
ipldilional
rat's
tall
having
caught
one
of
the
vermin
trying
lo
swipe
his
travelling
trunk.
When
Sandy
spied
the
monster
rat
hi
trunk
was
quickly
vanishing
through
the
door
(he
rat
pushing
behind.
Hut
for
Ilie
fact
Ihe
trunk
caught
on
the
side
of
Ihe
ilnor
In
all
probability
Ihe
rat
and
trunk
would
have
been
on
il
way
south
now,
It
is
Sandy's
ambition
lo
catch
one
nf
Ihe
giant
rodents
fllive
with
the
-Idea
of
floating
a
syndicate
to
stage;
a
side
show
at
Ihe
nl
fair.
Bandy
ays
If
one
could
only
catch
a
rat
alive
and
train
It
lo
harness
it
would
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Board
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Com.
munlcatlon
From
Superintendent
Walton
on
Matter
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Regarding
the
establishing
of
an
agent
at
Ilaysport.
station,
the
Hoard
of
Trade"
received
a
communication
last
night
from
NT.
Il,
Walton,
C.N.Il.
assistant
general
superintendent,
stating
that
light
business
there,
in
his
opinion,
diil
not
warrant
an
agent
hut
ho
would
go
further
Inlo
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msilter.
The
railway
and
navigation
committee
of
the
board
Iwd
made
a
request
for
an
agent
at
Ilaysport
as
a
convenience
to
the
peo
ple
of
Port
Fssinglon
who
re
ceived
considerable
express
through
that
station,
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