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cakes,
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puddings.
fudges,
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etc
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sure
,tlut
you
get
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Genuine,
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the
blue
wrapper
end
yellow
vitK
the
trade
mark
of
t!ic
Chocolate
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on
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day
need,
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u
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and
Secondhand
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and
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klniN
uf
new
and
fcwunl-liand
ifnoiln,
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w
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loon
money
op
any
r.riicle.
A
repeclable
place
.
wilted'
to
transact
your
P'tMile1
linnlne...
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Avenue.
Phone
646
P.O.
Box
92
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
DlltrJ
In
lull,
At,
$10.00
per
ton.
Till
e
a
very
superior
fiirnnre
"l
II
men
rlnu
hl
Hrr
ami
mtlrrly
he
frisn
mhiI,
i-linltrr,
rk
an.
I
ilirf
some
ut
the
larsetl
Imlinir
'tjnl
In
the
rllv
ire
nmv
i)lnt
l
Willi
enllrely
nllrf
h'fV
fi'JMlIC
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,'
delivered
In'strli.
At
$12.60
per
ton.
We
re
.VlrrnU
for
'the
fiiil
ladVsmith-wellinoton
and
TELKWA
OOALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Mtln
Off
Icat
Hotel
Ctnlrsl.
Phon
IS
JUST
ARRIVED.
SplenilM
Selection
of
House
:
Dresses
Stylish
in
Design.
fplghfil
In
Pattern.
Moderate
In
J'rlce.
BEN
T'S
The
ailmlral
of
Die
Moipiilo
fleet
leoprl
Unit
halibut
fares
during
the
week
have
been
light
which
in
aceuunlcd
for
in
great
meaure
by
t
lie
American
boats
having
been
"hunehed"
recpnlly.
The
halibut
landing
fur
Hie
first
;lhriM
days
f
Ihe
week
proved
meagre
but
mi
Ihursday
they
look
nn
upward
rt
when
four
American
'
ami
four
Canadian
Imal
lauded
V'-?'"
pound.
I'rlcr
lilfi-rcil
(in
Hi
Fish
I'.x-i-haugc
'
look
u
jump
on
Tuesday
when
Canadian
fares
picked
off
ilr.
tiv
firl
ela
ami
lic
for
pljee
of
Hie
year.
Iloal
of
Hie.
home
fleel
have,
been
arriving
In
greater
numbers
and
have
hrnujdil
in
fair
calelies.
'Ihe
fird
salmon
laiiilitiK
of
the
season
was
made
n
Wednesday
when
the
Firil
i'lace,
Oapl.
(ico.
I'lare.
broulil
in
300
pound
of
the
ileliriou
labfe
delicacy
which
old
Al
H.rc
anil
2C.
The
deep
ea
lioy
olale
Ihat
while
the
wenlher
op
I
lit
high
HpolM
hu
iioL
lietn
of
Ihe
imi,
ii
ha
malerlath
improed
over
eoiidilinut
elating
Ihe
previous
wepk.
On
fur
arrival
Ihih
m--ii
reported
during
the
week.
Tin-
local
waterfront
shipyard
ami
way
are
well-
occupied
and
runtiiterahlc
Imal
budding
and
repair
work
i
on
liaml..
...
Now
thai
the
xaliuon
lino
ap-
pearei
on
Uie
uiarlel
a
iiiiiiiler
of
Ihe
smaller
boalH
are
gel-
tiriK
u
huolle
on
10
be
out
and
doing.
Cow
Hay
I
re-nuiidinir
Willi
Hip
whack
of
liaiimipr
and
the
tip
of
and
the
junior
branch
of
the
service
will
noon
be
out
in
full
fore-.
A
number
of
the
oalmon
fiher
will
he
inn
balmy
days
and
evenings.
The
power
boat
Taplow;
own
m
by
Urowu
and
FIevin
of
port
has
also
been
report
ml
lhal
lin
The
launch
Oh
Ilaby
ha
bepn
out
recpnily.
Skipppr
Myhill
Joiipk
repoilj
having
been
a'
far
koiiIIi
as
I
lie
iardner
Canal
dixlriel
iii
out
lo
Kilkalla
m
commercial
buine.
The
Ob
llahv
1
now
umlergoing
her
annual
cverhanl
in
preparation
for
the
regular
wimnier
"tchpiliilr5.
n
epm:i-d
(lie
overhaul
will
be
completed
ihiy.
Another
Rat
TaleV
'
Thi
i
a
new
orl
of
rat
tale,
or
olory,
and
the
truth
of
i.L.
i
voijrhed
for
by
no
lc.n
a
perfon-
uge
Ihau
Jimmy
l.ee,
the
p.i,.,
I
ir
manager
of
the
Atlin
l'hcrie
Tlie
.lory
rniiccrnH
Jinui'V
llol-
den.
ii
refpected
employei
of
the
find
houe.
Anyone
mi
gilled
ci
mid
aliiiu
make
a
puff
on
.he
name
ln-cauxe
it
is
all
about
"hnfdeti"
a
ral.
,
Having
got
1'ie
prcliminariex
of
the
yarn
in
our
bean
the
dirty
work
will
nvv
commence;
H
wait
early
on
a
clear
and
foggy
morning
during
the
week
that
Jimmy
Hidden
arrived
nn
Ihe
job
lo
light
Ilia
fire.
and
u-.l
f
I
ca
m
up-
for
Hie
day'
rurdi
of
btniilcnt.
Of
rourxe
at
irMi
ail
unearthly
hour
Jimmy
va
sort
uf
befogged
around
the
op.tic
nud
could
not
discern
object
a
Clearly
might
have
been
lli
cae
afler
lunch.
.Our
hero
Marlr.l
In
lo
poke
around
the
furnace
room
for
some
paper.
which
i
ihe
iiiiat
procedure
leaving
port
over
Hie
week
end
'when
about
lo
lilil
a
fire,
and
lo
Irj
Iheir
luck.
..
C(iniderable
repair
work
is
being
carried
out
lo
Ihe
gridiron
at
the
1'iince
Ituperl
Yacht
Club
preinlM'.
New
upright
ore
beinu
put
in
place
by
Hie
aj.
ant
cnmiiiodore.
Several
loal
of
Ihe
pleasure
fleet
are
In
go
on
Hie
"grid"'
for
'copper
paint
ing
nnd
older
necenry
hull
re
M'i'iliK
a
buiulle
nf
brown
paper.
a
be
thought,
he
came
to
Hie
cnncluinn
Ida!.
Hie
etforl
nf
di
reared
dad
been
duly
awartO-d.
However.
Upon
veiling
Ihe
"paper"
one
can
imagine
Jim.
my'.
adject
tcrmr
when
'he
dis-rnverml
thai
It
was
a
live
ral.
Much
il
wan,
from
hit
neck
lie
foil
backward
upon
the-
rone
role
floor
lo
cnisd
III
attacker.
Upon
regaining
rnnselniisness,
fall
having
knocked
him
out,
Jim
wan
delighted
In
see
I
lie
rat
ijr-ail
al
Ilia
feel.
Ill
future
Mr
Ifolilr'u
will
be
careful
lo
Jake
a
bundle
of
paper
down
lo
Ibe
fish
house
every
moaning
with
which
lo
lijfljt
Ihe
fircjmd,
Will
lake
nn
further
chances
Upnn
picking
up
live
nil
In
'
mistake
'for
brown
papr.
II
I
understood
thai
Ihe
ral.
In
duesHon
is
to
be
MulTcd
ami
placed
in,
a
.promirient
pnsi.
lion
in
(he
reerealloh
mom
of
herring
are
running
well
down
the
Atlin
premises
lite
eoa-l
inn
Ihe
Cuplaiir
Cova
and
Jap
Inlet,
pounds
are
being
well
filled.
second
tlun
fjd,
Hie
lilglicslfwilliiii
the
next
three
or
four
The
Canadian
AChoonpr
Jm-
perieiie
,Capt.
J.oul.
l,ar'en,
wdied
li'a
been
through
a
complete
overhaul
during
Hie
wilder
mouths,
got
away
during
the
week
nn
his
Initial
trip
of
the
eaon.
Torbero
Brings
Fur
The
only
fur
arrival
reported
for
the
week
wa
Hie
power
boat
Torbcrg,
Capl.
.Nels
lloberson.
Net
brought
id
a
fine
fur
calch
including
'some""'.
splendid
ieci-
meiis
nf
oiler.
Jiisl
where
the
fur
bearer
were
caught
is
the
kipper'
special
seprel.
The
calch
found
a
ready
local
market.
--
McLean
Yards
Active
The
X,
il.
Mcl.ean
yards
con
tinue
lo
be
busy.
KppIs
have
been
laid
for
two
new
landing
boats
for
(be
governnipnt
marine:
dpparlmpnt.
One
of
Hie
newi
boats
measures
20
feel
while
the
Other
i
18
feel
in
length.
In
addition
Ihe
schooner
Thelma
II.
I
on
Hip
ways
for
bull
repairs
and
the
schooner
While
I.ily
is
iii
for
a
general
looking
to.
Zorra
In
With
Scow
Die
pnwpr
lnat
Zorra,
Capt.
Hoy
Itrown
.arriveil
In
port
from
(!enrrelown
m
WediiPMlay
having
jn
Iowih
new
float
which
is
In
be
ued
in
codiui'linn
with
liand
logginir
at
Tuck
Inlet.
The
new
float
has
built
upon
it
a
fine
roomy
living
shack
and
presents
i
a
very
smart
appearance
having.
I
1
l.
ii:..
1
...III.
iipcii
newly
paiiveo1
in
ren
vtiui
while
facings.
The
salmon
boat
KirM
I'lace
is
nn
the
Ward
Way
for
intensive
overhaul.
Inez
H.
Out
Afler
having
had
a.
new
10
dorse
power
Standard
Semi-l)ieel
engine
inslallpil
in
Van
couver,
and
havinx
compieieii
A
rats
do
not
make
the
les'.
other
necessary
repair
work
In
nf
fii-e.lighler
Jim
was
quick
lo
port
,1
Im
Inez
II.,
owned
by
Hie
let
it
go
and
thereupon
made
n
Xess
llrolhers,
cleared
port
early
pair.
in
readiness
for
the
com-ilah
for
the
tool
chest.
Seizing
in
Hie
week
on
her
first
halibut
n
couple
of
axes
In
one
hand
and
hunting
Irip
of
Hie
eann.
Wild
n
couple
of
wooden
mallets
in
Hie
Increasi'd
power
Inez
will
be!
the
nlher,
the
rat
hunter
return-
in
Hie
forefront
nf
the
fleel
in
ml
lo
get
hi
quarry.
Closing
the
future.
Simpson,
which
da
recently
liiurdoor
softly
behind
him,
and
on
a
IS-IS
horse
power
engine
in-
lip-toe,
he
crept
steadily
inside,
The
Canadian
schooner
X.
A
dulled
al
the
dry
duck,
left
foi
being
inside
when
the
door
clos-
s
Capl.
II.
I.ear,
which
arrived
Hie
northern
porl
erlv
In
the
ml
upon
him,
and
proceeded
lo
in
port
over
last
week
end,
afler
week.
The
Taplow
will
engage
slain
Ihe
refuse
round
about
in
Undergoing
necessary
minor
in
the
salmmi
packing
business
jibe
hnpe
nf
hitting
Ihe
unweU
fixings,
cleared
again
on
.Mon-durlng
the
coming
scuson.
come
rodent.
Just
on
,the
point
day
In
renew
iolilllies
wild
Ihe
,
of
giving
up
Hie
quest,
Jim
fell
wily
halibut.
final
nf
Ihn
Canadian
I'isfi
A
(soiiiejliing.
nip
dim
at
Hie
back!
.
Cold
Storage
Co.'
fleet
have
nf
Hie
deck
and
tlii
is
where
the'
Flh
Business
been
meeting
wild
considerable
'presence
of
mind
of
nil
good
During
Ide
week
110,10(1
lb.
success
1n
seining
for
herring
in
hunter
come
in
handy.
Wild-
nf
halibut
has
fieen
marketed
on
Ihe
harbor
durlnit
Hie
week
V
out
'ryinK
o
grab
the
ral.
for
Ihe
Fisli
Mxctiange,
Canadians
-
-
-
were
high
al
2c.
and
Inc.
and
Nabob
ahvays
siandsM
should
bo
H
for
Quality
mmmmsmsmmA
jlow
al
I
r.r,e
and
8c.
Americans
were
high
al
l'J.7
and
De.
and
low
at
1
7.5c
and
8c.
Arrivals
were:
American:
ticnevieve,
Omaney,
Arctic,
Uranus,
kNorma,
Alice
II..
Wood
row,
Canadians
Ktliel
June.
Vjnla,
Muirneag,
Fanny
F.,
W.T.,
Alii,
Firsl
I'lace,
Whiel
I.ily,
lllhgleader,
Maude,
Itulh,
l'oinl
.May,
Johanna,
Cape
Spen.rer,
Kouyosu,
Sherman,
Marguerite.
Towena
Started
Upon
Tlie
new
$7,000
logging
Imal
Towena,
which
is
under
re-con
struct
inn
fur
skipper
John
Field
al
the
Jlone
Yard
Creek
ways,
i
rapidly
taking
shape.
The
hull
Is
being
re-ribliml
and
the
in
terior
i.
being
re-modelled.
Sev
era
l
new
iiieas
in
conneciion
wilh
Hie
Iransporiaiion
game,
are
In
be
embodied
-in
Ihe
new
craft.
When
cpmpletml
(lie
boat
will
be
so
constructed
lhal
It
can
Cngngc.
in
almost
any
.nautical
business
llrilt
.offers,
flie
Tow
enn.wlfl
be.
comniisslmiml
in
the
Irauspnitaliun
hiiine.s
lietweeu
Hulmlale
uul
Kjtlmaut,
(
The
scow,
on
which
living
quarters
havn
been,
erected
-re
cenlly
in
Hone
Yard
Creek,
ahd
which
I
to
be-
used
In
llie
Walk
ftanal
district
.fur
'loggimr
purposes,
has
recently
been
filled
wild
ii
Dclco
lighting
syslem,
:
Skipper
George
Nowcomb
U
P'
"What
Is
The
Meaning
Of
Neuralgic
Pains
?"
kERSISTEXT
attacks
of
Neuralgic
or
Sciatic
pains
point
to
an
impoverished
nervous
svstem
and
a
weak,
watery
condition
of
the
blood.
Darting,
stabbing
pains
with
intervals
of
pain
or
aching
are
common
to
neuralgia,
sciatica
and
lumbago.
The
pain
follows
the
nerve
trunks
or
spreads
to
other
nerves
and
there
are
tender
spots.
In
the
head
neuralgia.
In
the
back-lumbago.
In
the
hip
sciatica.
Temporary
relief
is
not
sufficient
for
the
attacks
become
frequent
and
more
severe
as
age
advances
and
it
is
more
and
more
difficult
to
obtain
relief.
Sleep,
relaxation,
nutrition
are
necessary
to
restore
the
nervous
force
exhausted
by
the
activities
and
worries
of
life.
And
in
this
connection
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
food
is
the
most
satisfactory
treatment
available
as
a
means
ot
enriching
the
blood,
strengthening
the
nerves
and
building
up
the
system,
so
that
it
is
able
to
throw
off
ailments
of
this
nature.
Why
suffer
these
repeated
attacks
of
pain
and
torture
when
by
a
few
weeks'
patient
treatment
with
this
well-known
and
business
during
Ihe
coining
sea
son
war
ranis
it
(1
purge
will
con-shier
building
a
boat
and
installing
the
engine
therein.
The
power
boa
Hambler,
nf
Porl
Simpson,
arrived
in
purl
on
I'uesilay
morning
for
mechanical
and
inner
man
supplies.
Why
did
Ihe
seadog
hark?
When
il
saw
Ihe
compass
box.
-
H
-
A
Tribute
Tlie
waterfront
boys
were
grievcij
lo
hear
of
Ihe
death
nf
Isaac.,
Swiilwell,
who
.died
in
the
lieneral
Hospital
.on
Sunday
night
last
at
Ihe
age
nf
15,
Isaac,
as
he
was
familiarly
known
among
his
Comrades,
was
'
a
cook
for
several
years
on
local
fishing
Imals,
one
of
the.
old
guard,
and
had
earned
an
en
viable
reputation
by
his
culinary
gifts.
,
lie
was
also
well
known
in
Ihe
various
logging
ramps
in
Ihe
district
having
been
engaged
lit
lhal
work
jusl
prior
lo
his
demise,
llespecled
by
his
chums;
ever
willing
and
ready
to
do
a
good
turn
for
his
fellow
man,
hi
ileal
Ii
came
a
a
shock
lo
all
those
who
knew
him
'
well.
He
served
wild
distinction
in
the
(treat
War
and
was
a
native
of
Middlesboro,
Kngland.
He
was
single
and
leaves
relatives
in
the
old
I'uuulry.
The
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.'s
steam
trawler
An
dlew
Kelly,
which
recenlly
un
derwenl
considerable
repair
work
at
Ihe
local
dry
dock,
Is
looking
spio
and
span
and
is
all
in
readi
ness
for
deep
sea
duties.
Fleet
Boxfnr,
Bout
Tluj
senior
officers
of
Ide
Mos
quilo
fleet
put
on
a
fine
boxing
exhibition
aboard
the
auxiliary
flagship
of
the
fleel
on
Thursday
night.
The
main
bout
be-Iween
Amul
and.Axel
was
very
prelty
lo
walch
and
earned
well
merited
applause.
It
is
hoped,
In
nautical
circle,
these
(wo
flslic
gladiator
will
be
brought
together
again
at
nn
eariy
dale.
The
admiral
was
to
hnve.
boxed
lliree
rounds
with
'an
unknown
opponent
Iml
some
light
fingered
so
spoiled
the
go.
FAflR
WV.
proven
restorative
you
can
bring
your
system
up
to
a
condition
that
throws
off
such
ailments.
With
vitality
running
low
you
are
an
easy
prey
to
colds
and
all
sorts
of
dangerous
diseases.
Neuralgic
and
sciatic
pains
are
a
warning
to
you
to
fortify
the
system
by
the
use
of
such
reconstructive,
and
invigorating
treatment
as
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
Miss
Margaret
Conolly,
Brantford,
Ontario,
write:
"For
three
or
four
years
my
"health
had
not
been
very
good,
and
especially
in
the
Spring
I
used
to
become
quite
run
down.
For
some
months
before
I
started
using
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food,
I
had
a
tiled
feeling
continually,
with
pains
up
the
back
ot
my
neck
and
head,
and
at
times
felt
I
would
hare
to
give
up
work.
I
could
not
think
clearly
and
often
had
neuralgia,
followed
by
dizzy
spells.
I
was
nearly
'all
in'
when
I
began
using
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food,
but
after
I
had
completed
a
treatment
of
six
boxes,
I
felt
better
than
I
had
ever
felt
before'
You
will
notice
that
while
the
price
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
has
been
increased
to
60c.
the
box
now
contains
60
pills
instead
of
50
as
formerly.
Likewise
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
are
35c.
for
35
pills,
instead
of
25c
for
25
pills.
Edmanson,
Bates
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto.
busily
engaged
In-
overhauling
a
j
gentleman
swiped
Ihe
horse
shoe.
!
If
you
find
you
cannot
get
the
10-14
horse
iiver
F.aslern
which
the
old
man
was
In
have
daily
News
regularly,
call
in
and
Standard
engine.
If
nautical,
worn
in
his
right
hand
mill,
and.
subscribe
for
it
and
have
it
de-
ilvere-!.
to
vonr
home.
TOWERS
A
Fisherman
's
Suit
To
Suit
The
Fishermen
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double
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Both
firments
are
made
in
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and
have
a
very
tough
wearing
surface.
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ky
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waterproof
clothinf
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in
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to
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