Monday.
September
8,
JS2I.
"
Tftue
Economy
is
hot
so
much
what
you
pay
for
an
article
as
what
you
get
in
return.
Delicious
A
H441
is
irtoinparable
in
value.
Try
it
today.,.
rfor
llw
Cocktal
lJ
HILL5&UNDERW00D
London
Dry
Gin
$3.25
A
BOTTLE
'
14
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or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
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of
British
Columbia.
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IT
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tor
Ono
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surprisingly
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it'
wo
ithor
rnndiliniis.
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nn
slrielly
scientific
line-.
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h.ivc
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a
special
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on
n
(pmiilitv,
and
as
long
as
thev
las)
wtU
sell
llieni
"r
exactly
whnt
it
costs
us
to
retail
them,
only
80c
If
you
liriiiv
ii.ic
,.....,...
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mil
I
lllllllll.
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the
wonlhcr
is
lo
bo,
fino-
the
two
children
will
be
out;
when
stormy
wonthur
is
approaching
the
witch,
wjll
come
nut
fjir-N
lo
21
hours
ahead
of
rain
or
show,
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Ijoiiso
is
made
of
hardwood,
in
Swiss
collage
styles
is
deoqrutcd,
ns
in
the
picture,
with
llierninnieler,
elk
s
"'I'l.
binlVuesl
mid
birds,
etc.
It
has
four
windows
and
wo
doors,
Advertlaed
for
$1.00
Our
price
on,,
for
limited
time,
with
the
Coupon
OKJi
Kvery
Hume
in
village,
xily
and
country
mW
I"'1
n".
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nhd
get
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at
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or
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"rders
(Oo
exlrn.
For
Sale
at
ORMES
DRUG
STORE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Two
Captains
in
One
Boat
neing
nn
account
of
a
trip
to
the
Ecstall.
River
as
recounted
by
Newton
Pollen
of
Victoria
under
the
nom
de
plume
of
Marcus
Drexell
in
the
Victoria
Colouiit.
The
next
article
of
the
series
appears
soon.
VISIT
TO
MUDDY
CREEK.
We
were
heading
down
the
Ecstall
in
fine
style
when
the
engine
gave
up
and
sulked.
While
the
Other
Captain
tried
to
restore
it
lo
Ufa,
1
look
my
place
at'
the
sweep
which!
still
.served
ns
a
rudder,
and
guided
the
Owen
as
she
drifted
with
the
-current.
1
lie
outstanding
fact
about
this
performance
was
that
we
had
purposely
started
early
in
order
in
roach
Muddy
Creek
before
the
tide,
which
was
already
out.
should
descend
too
far
to
permit
us
to
pot
up
the.
si
ream,
and
here
we
were
losing
valuable
i
minutes
while
(he
mud
along
the
banks
became
more
and
more
exposed.
We
had
been
drifting
along
for
Bfimo
limn
will,
llio
anrrinn
mnlni
......
,
....
...v
'taining
a
stubborn
silence,
when,
for
the
sake
of
making
conversation,
I
mentioned
that
we
had
just
passed
the
moulh
of
a
small
stream.
The
Other
Captain
stuck
his
head
out.
from
under
Wo
reached
tho
spot
where'
it
ought
to
he,
but
there
was
not
a
canoe
in
stent.
We
got
thorough
going
y
wet
looking
for
it
in
the
raiit-
soaked
underbrush,
and
the
only
satisfaction
we
had
was
front
discovering
an
empty
sardine
tin
alongside
the
corpse
of
a
camp
fire,
Evidently
we
were
not
tin
only
ones
who
had
caught
no
fish.
We
ret
u
rnd
to
camp
and
oh
ye,
we
might
as
well
admit
it.
We
chanted
our
clothes
again.
SMITHERS
the
cover,
took
a
look
at
the
land-I
II
is
reported
that
D.
E.
Cronin
scape
and
announced
that
my.,
will
shortly
arrive
"to
re-open
hi
small
stream
was
none
other.(mine
in
Die
liabines,
and
it
is
than
Muddy
Crook.
It
is
a
good
:
furl
her
stated
on
good
authority
thing
thai
I
drew
his
attention
to.
thai
it
is
his.
intention
to
build
the
matter.
Otherwise,
we
would,
a
concentrator
on
the
properly.
Have
kept
serenely
on
in
search
of
the
place.
We
'
could
see
Muddy
Crook,
but
we
could
not
gel
to
it
and
were
drifting
stead
ily
down
stream'
so
I
dropped
the
anchor
and
waited.
My
best
remedy
for
engine
trmlde
had
been
sleep,
ami
so
I
decided
to
try
it
again.
I
was
almost
un-
conscious
when,
of
course,
Iho
engine
started,
and
we
made
for
Miuddy
(hook,
hoping
that
Jliyo
was
still
liniK
to
gel
up
on
the
falling
tide.
Speaking
genmrlrically,
Muddy
Creek
is
the
longest
distance
between
two
points.
We,
lost
all
sense
of
direct
ion
as
we
followed
tho
windings
of
the
stream.
After
travelling
tor
Several
miles
and
succesnfullly
dodging
the
miu(ih
which
stuck
their
ugly
heads
out.
of
the
water,
we
came
in
sight
of
the
camping
place
nl
Mm
foot
of
some
'
rapids.
Vi
managed
lo
gel
within
perhaps
fifty
yards
of
Ihe
spol
before
we
began
running
on
Ihe
rocks
which
covered
the
river
bottom.
We
Become
Wet
Again
Uy
dint
of
manoeuvring
we
made
a
lilllo
progress,
but
finally
shut
the
engine
off,
put"
on
our
high
bouts,
and
dropped
over
the
wide,
tlolvveon
us
we
worked
the
launch
up
farther,
hut
tiie
walor
came
over
our
pools.
The
Owen
was
within
a
few
yards
of
Ihe
camp
site
when
we
finally
desisted
and
took
what
hasivsage
we
wauled
ashore
in
the
canoe
and
In
our.
arm.
The
lent
was
set
up
and
we
changed
out
of
our
wet
clothes
into
others
thai
were
not
ns
wot.
After
a
time
wetness
became
only
a
mailer
of
degree.
Dry
clothes
wer
an
unattainable
Ideal.
Wo
talked
of
visiting
the
Sahara
Desert
next
yo.r.
Dy
Ibis
time
some
of
the
eggs
were
broken,
a
number
of
oranges
hnd
fallen
overboard,
and
Ihe
fighting
edge
of
Ihe
screwdriver
had
snapped
off.
Above
the
Falls
In
the
afternoon
we
trumped
up
Ihe
Irall
to
Ihe
falls.
Up
above
the
falls,
explained
the
Other
Captain,
there
was
a
lake,
and
Avhen
he
bad
visit
oil
the
lake
several
years
ago
there
had
boon
a,
dugout
canoe
available.
Wp
were
lo
make
a
trip
up
Ihe
lake
the
following
day
in
thisernft,
and
'in
the
meant
line
we
could
call
ami
sue
that
Ihe
eouinmoiit
was
in
or
W.
It.
(Hull)-
.James
has
shaken
the
dusUof
Smithors
from
his
fool
ami
left
for
Arizona.
The
Seymour
Apartments
of
which
he
was
lessee
have
been
taken
over
by
Joe
Kelly,
who
have
made
r
specially
oi
proviuing
accommodation
for
the.
mining
fraternity.
Joe
is
quite
an
authority
on
the
subject
and
is
always
ready
lo
tell
his
troubles
to
others.
us
-
Rosenthal
Is
completing
business
-arrangements
prior
to
leaving
for
the
soulh
where
he
will
go
in
search
of
health.
Ous
has
been
under
the
weather
for
some
time,
and
it
i
only
on
medical
advice
lliathe
has
boon
induced
I
o
leave
iJi'ite
ljine.
Heporl
lias
it-that
Jhe
Federal
-.Mining
Crt
"t
'Vcrnwr
trranfimr
thirty-four
claim?
wld
it
is
nj
significant
fact
that
those
aro(
the
same
claiuis,.Miaf
with,
a
Mare
of
trumpet)
we
ra,,hI
raided
Insl
spring
as
not
carrying
ore
val
ues.
J-uiiliermore
the
Iederal
Mining
Co.,
has
also
recorded
as.
sessmonl
for
two
years
on
all
claims
hold
by
il
in
Ihe
vicinity
of
Mie
ifuthie
and
IMamio
properties.
Theo
fads
prove
thai
tjie
mining
game
is
not
dead
by
any
moans
in
this
localily,
and
would
make
it
apparent
that
Ihe
clos
ing
down
of,
the
mines
last
spring
was
a
strategic
move.
.1.
N
Carr
of
(he
City
Transfer
Co.,
is.
nursing
a
soro
fool
received
when
he
attempted
to
lift
a
horse
nn
his
pedal
extremity.
The
horse
evidently
.
misunderstood
Jack's
kind
intentions
and
resented
Ihe
hoist
with
Ihe
result
that
the
-bolster
lost
the
nails
of
some
toes
and
has
been
compelled
lo
remain'
in
the
house
-much
lo
his
disgust.
'
'
-
,
Mis,
Ooorge
Abbott
of
Prince
Oeorge
is
a
guesl
at
Jlie
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
0
11.
Carrulhers.
T,
O,
Martin
of
the
Forestry
Department,
is
a
mpst
conspicu-i
ous
figure
an
Ihe
streets
those
days
by
reason
of
the
Tact.
Ihat
he
is
a
walking
advertisement
for
adhersivo
tape.
The
genial
Ted
suffered
a
broken
nose,
in
hi
der..
There
were
several
falls,
J
henvvweiirhl
heavyweight
nf
of
Cim'ii.in..
Canada,
ni
at
and
in
the
pools
between
them
I
fished
and
succeeded
In
doing
nothing
but
make
myself
ridiculous.
In
the
first
placo
I
was
wearing
the
Oilier
Captain's
trousers,
and
as
I
am
of
the
bungalow
typo
while
he
is
built
more
on
skyscraper
linos,
was
continually
stepping
on
myself.
As
I
made
my
way
along
the
edge
of
Ihe
river,
slipping
over
rocks,
the
fishing
roil
toyed
with
the
trees,
and
when
I
succeeded
In
getting
the
black
and
yellow
flies
discn.
tangled
from
Iho
branches,
the
hooks
would
catch
in
my
pants
or
cling
obstinately
to
my
gwcalerj
In
tho
odd
momenta
that
my
line
was
free
lo
devote
Itself
lo
the
matter,
I
fished,
but
I
failed
to
Interest
tho
trout.
I
think
I
must
havo
devoted
myself
steadily
lo
the
duty
of
fishing
for
almost
fifteen
minutes.
Dugout
Missing
The
Other
Captain
said
we
would
Just
go
up
the
few
necessary
yards
and
see
that
Ihe
dugout
was
all
ready
for
tomorrow.
wa
on
Labor
Day.
In
spilo
yf
a
recent
accident
lo
his
fnco,
Ted
who
is
always
ready
lo
slop
into
f
lw
K
ln
'!
It'tinmi
unnnl
I
nrneresspd
fur
vul
The
Little
Red
Hen
tjfpUCK,
puck,
puck,
pucKAYah"
cackles
the
little
JT
ted
hen,
as
she
steps
off
the
warm
nest,
broad-,
casting
to
the
Barnyard
that
she
has
just
laid
a
fine,
fresh
egg.
She
makes
a
product
that
any
"manufacturer"
might
be
proud
of,
aid
doesn't
hesitate
to
advertise
the
fact.
A
duck
egg
might
be
just
as
good,
but
the
duck
evidently
doesn't
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.
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
is
the
radio
of
commerce-broadcasting
things
you
should
know
iOckloshaw
was
inadvertently
omitted
as
prize
winner
in
the
special
class
Tor
the
best
bouquet
of
flowers
grown
in
Siuithers
only.
-
Recent
arrivals
at
the
Hulkley
Valley
District
Hospital
are
a
girl
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs,
F.
Allen,
of
Houston,
on
Fopl
ember
.1,
and
a
son
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
C.
Saunders'
of
Smilhers,
on
September
5.
:
After
a
period,
of
llir.ee
and
one-half
years
service
in
the
post
olliee
here,
Miss
Florence
JDimp.
les)
MacDoUgall
is
leaving
for
Oakland,
Cnl.,
where
she
will
re
side
in
future.
Miss
E.
Doodson
will
succoml
her
us
postmistress.
F.
Ockloshaw,
clerk
of
the
Cor.
poralion!
is
away
on
vacation.
Mr.
Ockloshaw
will
renew
an-
linn
t.
vl
1
1
1
Atulni'dnn
n
v
fii.i
Miuainlanccs
in
Vancouver
and
mil-
Polk
I
Victoria
and
will
visit
U.S.
before
returning
to
Martin
lo
retire,
anil
on
ex.imin
J,noni1'
Cn,)!
atlon
It
was
found
that
a
bono
had
been
splintered.
points
Smilhers,
11
I'll
til
II
lli:ir
JMJUl
L
J
UUIl-T,
i
...
.
t
i
ii
iwU'My
al
l"3
,,om0
,n
We&L
A
corned,
tendered
his
.services
order
lo
provide;
nn
opponent
forjminS
Anderson.
The
fight
.
had
not.
.
...
M!,
n.,
i..i.-
ni.
D.
C.
Slmpson'fs
nfakirig
good
progress
with
ho'4
new
sleigh
trail
he
ls;
cutting
from
his
'Empire
Mine
Id
Iticpraifway
track.
The
new
trail
will
bd
known'
as
Iho
Empire
Trail
and
will
be
the
means
of
culling
off
a
dislanifo
in
excess
of
Iwouiles.
in
addi
tion
to
which
the
grade
is
pasy
of
approach.
As
Won
ns
Sulllcienl
snow
falls,
il
Is
the
Intention'
lo
shirt
hauling
mjtb
tho
railway
tracks
here.
T"
In
submitting
the
list
of
.
prize
winners
al
the
Hulkley
'Valley
Fall
Fair
tho
name,
of.
Mrs,
F.
Mr.
MelEddy,
of
Ihe
S.
A.
Kdy
establishment,
is
leaving
for
a
Smith,
sailed
for
the
south
at
11:15
Sunday
morning
after
having
discharged
35,000
barrels
of
fuel
nil
from
Califor
nia
at
ho
local
Imperial
Oil
tanks.
'
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lt
Lontf
In
Ouecn
Cliarlotla
UUiut
Land
District,
llAnnmllni.
til.
A
ll.n.a.1
It
n
ml
tlluan
nenr
Tow
lllll.
Omliam
hum).
TAKK
MO
TICK
Hut
I,
(Wnre
W.
IHjw.
Iinr,
of
S8J
Cambridge
Street,
Vancouver,
U.C;,
nrrupallon
mamirartuter,
Intend
to
appiy
ror
pernuiision.
to
ufto
me
ronow
Inx
deirrlhed
landi:
Commnclnr
at
i
im.it
Dlanled
near
the
root
or
Tow
lllll
east
aide,
tlimtee
northerly
to
low
water
mark;
llietire
westerly
folluwlni
low
water
Diark
go
chains;
thence
aotitherly
three
rhalna;
thence
easterly
10
chain
to
point
ot
commencement
and
rontalnlnt
1
1
acre
more
or
iesa4
1
OEOROE
W.
D0WLIN0.
'
.
Applicant,
DAVE
ItUTTEN,
Agent.
Date.
June
6,
tm.
SEE
OUR
DISPLAY
OF
ELECTRIC
OVEN
PRODUCTS
AT
THE
FAIR.
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WINDOW
BAKERY
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Service
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
September
?,
6,
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For
Ketchikan,
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Skagway
September
1,
12,
22
8.S.
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BEATRICE.
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Bay,
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Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
cf
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
BACK
AGAIN!
AND
AT
YOUR
SERVICE.
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DENTISTRY
AT
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Smith
Block.
Phorta
575.
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in
"The
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News"
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