urday
August
9,
1924.
THE
DATT.Y
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
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a
labor
saver.
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Us
demons
I
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one
in
Lour
lionic.
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ns
low
as
p:,7&
per
liVmlli.
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Hardware
Co.
The';lYnrirl?
Andy
Slore.
808
3rd
I'houo
3
Hardware,
and
Sporting
Goods
Wolcprcof
ffasicry
Pure
Silk.
bcHer
Hose
at
the
old
luce
$1.85
per
pair.
penis
LS.Wa!laceCo.Ltd
third
Ave.
&
Fulton
Street.
resh
MILK
and
Cream
From
Quick,
B.C.
Any
quantity
delivered
daily.
frompt
Farly
Morning
De
livery.
rALENTIN'S
Dairy
hone
657.
McBrlde
Street.
I
uhsnrjh
for
the
Dally
Naw
ri
o't
ice.
L
I
llir.liEAa
milder
tli
provision
of
the
III'
Art.
lh:i,lcr
715
Statutes
ISM.
iru.illy
uu
timber
to
lie
collected
lit
'':
It
!
f
businesses
of
service
to
I
be
fleet
,are
getting
all
Ihe
work
they
can
handle.
The
machine
shops
report
business
heller
(ban
last
jyear
and
they
are
making
Ihe
jhesl
of
it
in
anticipation
of
quiet
winter
conditions
that
us-
ually
prevail.
While
halibut
t
boat
s
will
be
tied
up
for
three
months
after
Xovember
15
and
loftiness
will
be
practically
suspended
al
(he
fish
houses,
it
is
expected
dial
Ihe
halibut
boal
owners'
will
Inke
the
opportunity
of
giving
their
vessels
.complete
overhauling.
The
close
season
should
make
Utile
difference
lo
general
business
conditions
in
the
city.
Jlesides
actually
pulling
into
etTecl
Ihe
long
desired
move
for
Ihe
conservation
of
Ihe
fisheries,
the
moral
effect
on
the
families
of
the
fisher
folk
in
having
their
nlen
home
safe
and
sound
instead
of
laboring
on
the
deep
al
the
most
dangerous
period
of.
Ihe
year
will
mean
a
great
deal.
Auainsl
die
period
when
operations
will
perforce
he
suspended,
Ihe
intrepid
toilers
of
Ihe
sea
are
working
with
increased!
energy
now
and,
.by
Ihe
lime
November
15
arrives,
die
exche-
quers
will
in
most
cases,
he
comfortably
lined.
The
salmon
fish,
ermen
also
seem
tn
be
doing
well
and
belter
catches
are
more
Until
making
up
for
Ihe
lower
prices
being
paid
for
sockeye.
II
is
expected
that
more
trappers
than
ever
will
ba
oul
this
winter
and
several
of
Ihe
halibut
fishermen,
not
relishing
Ihe
thought
of
nit
January
isL
IW.'.
will,
from'
In-,.,
:.ii...,JJ
i.,.
k.m,..v
n..u."
.iii,i..
I,
nu.ra
than
"-i-
uiuimi-
nii.
ii.-n-,
mm
IIiiipi
tlm
ruMlll
nnW
1)6
UK
lot
-
Mi
W'HKHEAS
urp-nt
representation
I
liccn
made
thai
IhU
Increase
in
Ply
is
much,
heivler
than
(tin
Industry
lliesr,
?n
WIIKIiEAs
the
representation
liavn
irone
mi
far
if
to
nay
tli.il
any
I'H
lo
rnllei't
tills
royalty
liexlnnlnir
ir'
Ut
'iiMi.
upon
tlie
nala
iir-llH!
f
ui
itoyauy
Act
would
iiiiincaisiciyiroi
in
a
f4)tiidiivt
or
the
entire
Industry
P'
I'rovlncf,
i!jnerruy
fiven
inai
a
jmnuc
f'lii.e
upon
tlil4
question
will
be
lield
In
le-uilve
Clminlier,
I'nrlUment
HiiUJ-
k
M
-torla,;
tierore
the
Kierutlve
C
un-'f
ucn
Jlemberi
ttierrof
as
mayt
lie
Present,
beirlmilr.ir
at
10.
oclorlt
''-Jav
Seuleinlier
3rd
next.
1
!Ji
who
li.n
any
evldenre
to
lob
.if
renreSrnUttniM
tn
make
on
tlie
ptiim
or
timber
lloyaltlea
will
be
riven
""iniir
10
ne
nnarn
inn
ine
iiudiic
19
pested
to
take
notlre
aceordlimly.
T.
I.
I
Al
l
I
I.I.
I),
Minister
or
Lands.
Take
advantago
of
these
Fruit
Specials
''aches,
per
crale
..
$1.C5
jl'luins.
per
basket
....
SGo
"''illicit
Jiears,
per
do..
50c
f'iravenslein
Apples,
lbs.
.
...
...
...
...
25o
looking
Apples,
3
lbs.
for
.
....
25o
"ananas,
per
lb
15o
''berries,
-per
lb
20o
I
watermelon,
per
lb.
...
8c
Oranges,
3
tlozen
for
?1.00
fiive
us
your
order
for
Ifjesorving
Fruit.
EGQMl
y
STORE
417
Fifth
Avonue
East.
Phone
84.
ready
ex-pressed
Ihe
intention
of
occupying
themselves
al
Ibis
game
during
the
winter
months.
Ilaliliul
arrivals
for
Ihe
seven
days
ending
August
8,
came
In
the
unusually
.hiA't
total
of
929.-500
pounds.
In
point
of
receipt,
Ibis
has
been
one
of
(lie
highest
if
not
Ihe
highest
week
in
the
year.
In
any
case
lasl
Monday
when
3S2.U0O
pounds
was
mar-
keled
was
the
heaviest
day
so
far
in
I
ll
2
1
.
On
Thursday,
arrivals
were
again
high
and
Ihe
total
or
202,000
pounds
caused
a
glut
on
the
market
which
did
not
work
lo
the
benefit
of
Ihe
fishermen
who
marketed
their
calche
I
hat
day.
Canadian
boats
have,
been
doing
well
and,
besides
gelling
Ihe
highest
second-class
prices
every
day,
got
the
best
first
class
prices
on
four
of
those
days.
In
addition
to
this
by
far
the
high
est
prico
of
tho
week
18.Cc
and
0c
went
to
Ihe
Uauadian
schooner
Scrub
which
marketed
15,200
pounds,
of
specially
fine
quality
on
Tuesday;
The
following
Ihlrly-five
-American
boats
marketed
770.300
pounds
since
and
Including
last
Saturday
up
to
and
including
Friday
of
Ibis
week
:
Reliance,
Anna
J.,
Diver,
De
fence,
lleouhlic.
Pioneer,
iumsk
.Superior,
Oonn,
Allen,
Tyee,
Ile-
Uance,
Sentinel,
Daly,
Ilelinnco
i.,
(Inny.
Augusta,
Orescent,
Julie.
Atlantic,
Star,
Young
America,
Glacier,
Orient,
Orayling,
Hoald
Ainund9eiT.
Sumner.
Lincoln,
-r
.
j
W&J
Do5n8
of
the
Moiqulto
Fleet
which
U
the
5.fiq
chief
unurcK
rr
rrin
u.
..
-
-
-
-
uor&
s
prosperity.
IF
IT'S'
ON
OR
UNDER
THE
WATER
WE
DO
IT.
Divinjr,
Dredging,
I.igljl-niinsr,
dialing
Ships,
Heavy
1,
if
ling,
Oncrul
Salvage
Work.
I'uinping
a
Speciality.
VANCOUVER
DREDGING
AND
SALVAGE
CO.
LTD.
COW
BAY.
Phones:
Green
259.
Green
487.
.
Willi
a,
record
salmon
run
in
progress
and
halibut
fishing
gel-ting
a
decided
impetus
through
the
approach
of
Ihe
first
close
mm
Yukon,
(Irolh,
Teddy
J.,
Radio,
Heligoland,
Harding
and
Tlie
following
Milrinone
Canadian
boats
sold
153200
pounds.
Alii,
(ijhxon,
Cayg'eon,
Hose
Spi',
Selina,
Minnie
'v
Alub,
N.
&
Fanny
F.,
Reveille,
Tramp,
Hintr-leader,
v
Kaien,
Alliance,
Knkej
Uirdie
Scrub,
Annie
May,
May,
Marguerite,
Tertian,
Sherman,
Pair
of
Jacks,
I).S.T.vThel-ma,
uMuirneag,
PJop,
Hranl,
Viola,
Cape
Swain,
Tilly
S.
and
ningo.
Tle
I'rince
Huperl
Rowing
and
Yacht
Club
is
soon
going
to
be
up
against
the
necessity
of
providing
itself
with
a
new
club-bouse.
The
old
steamer
HaoHon
has
long
since
outlived
its
usefulness
and
today
is
of
little
season,
the
waterfront
presents
a,vamp'
I
be
question
of
replacing
very
busy
appearance
Ihese
days
I
H
will
have
lo
be
considered
be
an,r
those
engaged
in
die
various.
fore
long.
Nothing
definite
has
tieen
done
by
die
executive
of
Ihe.
club
as
yet
bill
the
matter
is
being
informally
discussed
by
the
members.
A
two-storey
pavilion
filled
out
with
ample
capacity
for
the
storing
of
smaller
boals
on
the
lower
floor
and
a
dance
hall
and
living
quarters
above
finds
favor
with
some.
Whether
Ihe
new
club
house
will
be
hiiil
on
piles
or
on
a
float
is
a
question
that
will
have
lo
lie
thoroughly
discussed.-
;
A
revival
of
speed
boal
racing
is
being
talked
of
along
Ihe
waterfront.
Thel.abor
Day
chal
lenge
cup
is
now
held
by
George
Frizzell
who
stales
that
the
boat
that
captured
41
Miss
Rupert-
is
ready
lo
defend'
the
trophy
at
short
notice.
It.
E.
Ilenson's
I'oiuseitia.
afler
new
engine
in
stallation
this
spring,
has
been
running
more
smoothly
than
it
ever
did
before
and
Oordon
Bulger's
new
speedboat
will
be
hi
the
water
in
the
course
of
tlm
next
few
days.
The
owner
of
die
Hit
ler
crafl
nt
Douglas
Frizzell
are
planning
a
trial
trip
toAnynx
as
snort
as
he
box
of
(ricks
is
ready
for
action.
Hill
Knight,
formerly
cashier;
for
Ibe
Hoolb
Fisheries
here
and
now
engaged
similarly
at
Sitka,
has
made
his
debut
on
I
lie
stage
according
to
word
reaching
his
old
pals.
here.
He
look
an
active
part
as
a
vocalist
in
a
concert
that
was
staged
in
the
northern
port
recently.
It
all
goes
lo
show
that
Bill's
associates
here,
though
I
hey
might
have,
good
opinions
of
themselves,
did
not
know
everything
for
it
look
the
people
of
Sitka
to
find
out
that
Ibe
noises
be
is
in
the
habit
of
making
were
singing.
Waterfront
radio
fans
hope
tp
hear
his
voice
coming
through
the
still
night
air
one
of
these;
evenings.
Tlie
tourist
Iraftlc
may
be
a
fine
thing
for
Prince
Rupert
but
certain
wives
and
sweethearts
around
town
are
beginning
In
fear
that
it
may
have
a
demoralizing
effect
on
their
hubbies
and
promised
ones..
Strangely
enough,
a
more
prompt
arid
close
perusal
of
the
columns
of
I
tic
Daily
Xews
has
been
prescribed
for
the
wives
as
un
effective
Antidote
for
this.
fearsome
summer
complaint.
Now
lei
us
explain.
A
few
tiighls
before
the
school
teach
ers'
excursion
parly
reacl.ed
town
last
week
it
was
announced
in
this
sheet
dial
Mie
fair
visitors
out
of
Ihe
east
wen:
coming
ami
that
Ihe
services
of
local
boat
owners
would
be
welcomed,
'litis
set
a
number
of
gas
boat
owning
men
folks
lo
thinking
and
the
married
ones
to
deep
conlenipla-lion
as
to
strategic
measure..
Al
Ibis
poiul
it
jnight
he
explained
dial
it
is
mighty
hard
for
a
mat
ried
man
lo
steal
off
on
a
jli
lary
voyage
these
bright
aid
beautiful
evenings.
However,
u
brain
wave
hit
somebody.
How
about
having
some
repairs
lo
make
that
evening?
The
only
thing
thai
wa
more
surprising
than,
Ihe
number
of
men
who
had
to
repair
their
bonis
on
Monday
night
wa
the
cl6thes
they
wore
to
make,
said
repairs.
Unsuspecting
wive,
though
remarking
on
the
Sunday
suits,
shined
shoes,
stiff
cll.trs,
etc.,
that
wero
worn,
did
not
fall
at
once
And
Ihe
various
friend
hubbies
got
away
with
it.
The
next
day
jhe
Daily
News
let
the
cat
out
.of
the
bag.
Ap
plication
of
third
degree
melhod.
on
hubbies
by
wlfies
elicited
that
the
repairs
had.
not
been
so
vitally
necessary
but
that
there
had
been
some
joy
riding
trial
trips.
I'lieii
Ihere
was
longue-lashing
and
hair-pulling
and
il
wasn't
bobbed
hair,
either.
And,
afler
all;
the
evening
wasn't
so
enjoyable
as
it
might
have
been
lo
'most
of
the
volunteers.
Some
of
them
didn't
even
gel
a
load.
Others
fbuiid
tlie
.women
folks
Ihey
had
weren't
all
of
the
blush,
ing
beauly
type
and
still
others
made
Ihe
discovery
dial
there
were
as
many
school
masters
as
marms
in
the
parly.
,
The
moral
is
as
follows:
Wives,
read
(lie
Daily
News;
husbands,
you
may
kid
Ihe
kids
but
you
can't
kid
your
wives.
Al
least
they
wnn'l.slay
kidded."
If
I.ieul.
Macleod
knew
of
the
alarm
that
he
caused
a
lol
of
the
peopje
around
this
burg
last
Tuesday
night,
he-might
desist
in
taking
further
'flights
into
the
fog.
It
was
wit.h
a
feeling
of
something
like
consternation
that
a
good
many
folks
beard
the
buzz
of
the
motor
overhead
and
die
frantic
blowing
of
the
Cold
Storage
siren
on
Ihe
evening
in
question.
Stories
of
terrible
happenings
were
running
wild
immediately
afle'rwards
and
they
extended
into
the
next
day.
Nor
were
the
fears
altogether
put
al
rest
when
it
was
announced
in
print,
next
afternoon
dial
the
flight
had
merely
been
made
for
Hie
purpose
or
tesiing
out
tlie
wireless
equipment
and
that
a
safe
landing
had
been
'made
with
nobody
hurt.
Even
yesterday
il
wa4
said
dial
Lieut.
Macleod
had
taken
a
flier
into
(lie.
fog
to
see
if
)ie
couldn'J
jfei
lost
but
the
cold
storage
whistle
had
made
his
effort
a
dismal
failure.
In
cidentally
the
man
who-blew
that
whistle
may
be
advised
that
he
se
up
an
alarm
that
several
people
have
not
yel
recovered
front.
.'
It
it
with
;nrg;tlit;l)
ve
are
called,
"upon
to
notify
Capl.
Neil
McLean
of
the
steamer
Prince
John
and
Capt.
.!.
I).
'McPliee
of
the
steamer
Ohilknot
that
if
they
persist
in
blowing
their
whistles
as;
Ihey
come
inlo
port
while
the
former
Victorians
of
this
city
are
sleepingjhat
the
city
council
of
the
Iloard
of
Trade
is
lo
be
called
upon
lo,-pass
la
vote
of
censure
on
them.
If
they
make
such
a
terrible
noise
n
order
to
have
some
one
come
out
to
lie
the
boal
up,
it
is
recommended
that,
in
future,
Ihey
heave
to,
send
a
couple
of
deckles
ashore
and
do
the
jobvtheiuselves
without
disturbing
the
sercie
slum
bers
of
this
community.
Otherwise,
Ihey
had
better
arrange
lo
ai-five
here
at
more
respectable
ln.uii
Minn
lliov
li:ivf
tioon
ito-
ing"
lately
Oliier
skippers
will
please
govern
iiiemseives
accord
ingly.-
Sydney
Hunter
has
replaced
Ihe
)
h.p.
Holliday
engine
in
his
pleasure
boat
with
,
a
12
h.p.
Roberts.
Byd.
is
going
lo
gel
more
speed
or
rattle
his
boat
lo
pieces
doing
it.
Ve
always
knew
dial
Manager
Pillshury
of
Ihe
dry
dock
was
out
lo
get
all
he
new
ships
lo
build
and
repair
contracts
that
he
could
possibly
beg,
borrow,
steal
or
get
legitimately
hut
it
look.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
lo
I
oil
us
that
lie
was
manufacturing
a
choice
brand
of
clnm
chowder
and
proposed
selling
up
a
fish
and
chips
factory
al
Ihe
three
million
dollar
plant.
.
.
The
maiden
voyage
of
the
new
halibut
schooner
Lysekil,
owijed
by
Ted
Shruhsall
nnd
Pete
Jen
sen,
will
contiitenco
e-arly
next
week,
it
is,
now
expected.
Holh
owners
will
make
the
trip
and
will
be
jointly
in
command.
FMt-EMKuttiryr
'SIMON
ds:
SAWS
JMOHUS
UKlti
tlW
CO.
LTD.
MONTRtAL
VMCWVM
ST.
John,
N.I.
V4
Yours
truly,
John
Smith
A
LL
the
world
despises
an
anonymous
letter.
We
like
a
man
to
sign
his
name
to
what
he
writes.
But
did
you
ever
think
that
unknown
mer-
chandise
is
anonymous?
Nobody
to
vouch
for
it.
No
name
signed.
Notice
the
advertisements
in
this
paper.
There
in
bold
print
are
the
names
of
those
who
stake
their
reputations
stake
your
good-will
towards
them
on
the
truth
of
what
they
have
written.
The
maker
of
advertised
goods
realizes
that
he
might
fool
you
once
but
never
.
the
second
time.
His
success
is
dependent
upon
your
continued
confidence
in
what
he
says
in
the
advertisements.
Read
the
advertisements
with
confidence.
They
tell
truths
that
you
should
know.
.i
at
The
,
measure
of
satisfaction
is
larger
in
advertised
products
Bargains
Summer
Dresses
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
Sterling
Furnace
GOAL
0llrd
In
Bulk.
At.
$10.00
per
ton.
This
U
a
very
superior
rurnice
coal.
It
'Rives
a
clean
Dot
rire
ami
Is
entirely
Tret)
from
soot,
clinker?,
alack
and
dirt.
Some
or
the
lrget
heating
plants
In
the
city
are
now
ustnir
It
with
entirely
saturattory
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
Sack.
'
At
S12.S0
per
ton.
We
are
also
Agents
for
the
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Of
Neat
Natal
Oantral.
Phon
15
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantion
to
AddIv
to
Leai
Land
In
Oueen
Charlotte
Island
Land
District,.
Recording'
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
ll.C,
and
situate
near
Tow
II
lit.
flruliam
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
tleorge
W.
-Dow-ling,
or
3S8I
Cambridge
Street,
.Vancouver,
ll.C,
occupation
iiiinuracluier
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
lease
tho
follow
ing
described
lands:
Commencing
at
'
a
.pest
planted
near
the
root
.of
Tow
Hill,
east
side,
thence
northerly
to
low
water
mark;,
thence
westerly
rullowlng'
low
water
Itnark
SO
chains:
thence
southerly
three
chains:
thence
easterly
80
chains
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
15
acres.
..
'
nEonoE
v..
nowuNii.
,
Applicant.
DAVE:
nUTTEN,
Agent.
Date,
June
e,
tat.
.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
.A
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
mul
inlermeiliale
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
Clements
and
Buckley
Bay,
every
Monday,
8.00
p.m.
,
For
Skldegale
and
all
ports
s'oulh
every
Wednesday
al
8.00
p.m.
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Leave
Prince
Rupert
&.00
pjn.
for
PRINCE
CEOnQE,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
points
Eastern
Canada.
United
States.
AOENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Clt
Tlekat
Offlea,
C2S
Third
At,
rXnea
Ruptrt.
Phon
280.
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
LOUISE
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
August
2,
6,
13,
16,
23,
27
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangejl,
Juneau,
Skagway
August
V
8,
11,
18,
22,
20
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
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,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert,
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
Alert
Bay,
Taaaday,
B
P.M.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Atart
Bay,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANVOlt,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Walaa
Island,
Sunday,
8
P.M.
Por
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
River
Cannerlee,
Friday
A.M.
623
2nd
Avenue.
J.
Ba'rnaley,
Agent.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
1
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