i
y
pll
5.
I!t.
THfl
DAtLT'HBWB.
wrai
rvm
It
Isn't
a
,
Long
Walk
Take
I
hp
few
step.
o
IIm-
llrr.'idlmx
fevrral
time
a
day
--whenever
you
fpel
low
in
energy.
)el
oiiref
n
.jre
of
GOOD
BREAD
'
lje
it
M-nril
wild
nil
your
meals.
11
will
preeni-
?ur
health.
Km
I
plenty
or
lln
pore,
wholeonir
loaf,
nature's
per-f.'i't
foo.,
Heller
far
keep
your
licnlllr
limn
Ir-
r'
Kiiln
it.
Al
your
(tnjcpo
or
La
Casse
M
m
Phone
2i.
A
BARGAIN!
3
PIECE
i
Attractive
Coats
llie
iuartrt
inp,
ration
of
(hI.iiii
in
the
new
Spring
Coal.
Designed
in
I
lie
laiest
style,
bowing
Ihe
Alralulit
line
bellle
Mfcel,
fnhtnncd
of
Hie
late-,1
fabr!'
they
are
garments
of
mi
hen
illy.
Price-
are
most
moderate
from
$20.00
VENUS
HOSIERY.
IRIS
BRAfSIERES.
"DEMERS"
P.O.
Box
327.
A
BARGAIN!
Third
Ave.
Chesterfield
Suite
In
Leather,
formerly
$200,
telling
now
at
$175
V
r
one
rrelorino
covered
DIVANETTE,
regular
price.
snap
for
$40.
BARRIES'
HOME
FURNISHINGS
The
House
of
Quality.
Phone
123.
Bakery
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
T6n
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
lollermakers,
Blacksrnlths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ILfCTRIO
AMD
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
.
PHONES
43
and
385.
Ilalilml
landings
have
kept
no
well
during
Hie
week
and
Hie
inclement
weather
experienced
for
I
wo
ifny
on
Hie
deep
ea
fishing
ground
da
not
materially
in-li'refeied
Willi
business.
Incom
ing
skipper
have
reported
very
cold
w
eal
her
for
lwo
day
off
I
lie
lakufat
rjial
when
Iheir
boat
became
"Veil
tip"
ax
a
result
of
Hie
spray
ami
snow
In-coining
frozen
on
Hie
rigging
and
deck.
However,
a
high
whul
wn
con.
spicunus
iy
ils
alisfjice
wliieh
pennilled
of
fishing
being
car-rleil
on
in
spile
of
I
he
somewhat
invonviiienl
fall
in
Hie
barn-
liieier.
On
Monday
Hie
halibut
landing
amounted
in
Hie
heallhy
lotal
of
LMK.r.nn
pound
while
on
Thursday
morning
seven
Amen
can
iiixl
mx
Canadian
sehnoncr
liii
IHM.SII0
pound
of
Hie
best
fih
in
Hie
world
arro
Hie
ki-al'
and
in
addition
I
.Son
pound
of
spring
salmon.
"On
Tue.duy
ami
Wednesday
the
arrivals
wre
i-on.iileriilily
lilthlei
hnl
Hie
lolal
landing
for
Ihrjal
Seal
Cove,
week
are
well
uji
In
Hie
average.
As
a
renll
of
the
eastern
market
being
particularly
well
supplied
Willi
M
Ian
I
ii-
eol
fih
Hie
price
for
Pacific
roal
landing
have
Inken
a
derided
ilrti
during
the
period
under
review.
Iloth
American
and
Canadian
hallhul
catches
have
wild
during
Iheioul
the
neceary
repair
work.
ucek
around
Hie
He
and
5c
mark
for
fir!
and
econd
fih
ii'prlivey
the
loei
price
More
Attgllt
H,
IVSt.
Native
power
InihI
have
nr-rlve.1
in
(Vw
Hay
thin
week
with
cole
he
of
iHdichan.
spring
al-
UHifl
and
fur.
"I'lie.,.
al!
have
Mime
in
from
the
.Nan.
I'oH
fMopon
and
Kiliuiaal
diflriel.
The
majority
of
lhee
itinerant
erafl
are
dntng
rfpalt
work.
10
hull
and
engine
prior
o
em.
lurking
iiMn
further
exploit
of
the
lr,Htii
and
forei.
.Fresh
Herrlnc
Bait
at
Captain's
Cove
and
Jap
Inlet.
.
A
Stranding
Picture
The
Canadian
halibut
elHtner
Hingleader.
Capl..
M.
follow,
preente
a
unique
picture
In
freiiuenler
of
the
waterfront
on
nuirilay
liinrning.
the
erafl
l-iug
pen-lied
m
an
upright
position
on
the
edge
of
(he
rock
jul
In-low
tin-
old
llatelton
HimI.
II
jappear
llial
while
riimiHg
olT
!
I.ear
wny
the
IHugteiider
noed
on
lo
ihe
nvf
and
u
re-ceding
inle
el
her
high
and
dry.
If
one
had
been
powerful
enough
to
pick
Ihe
d
ial
up
in
bolli
li.imlJ
land
balance
it
on
a
nk,
her
Ipi.Mlioii
enuld
not
have
heen
more
Mi-tire.
r;o
prelly
did
the
jcrafl
look
Dial
ceral
nniatenr
plioiogrnpuer
iimik
uap
oi
hit
during
Ihe
day.
The
In
ml
wa
!uererully
lloated
otT.the
rock
at
high
Inle
with
appaivntly
no
damage
doing
done.
On
Maiden
Trip
The
new
Canadian
halihut
trhooncr
Seamaid,
recently
com
plelcd
locally
for
Ihe
I
mrrecn
cycle
Marine
En;lne
In
that
boat
Hrolher.
got
away
on
Tuesday
this
season.
.By
far
the
cheap
nrternoon
on
her
maiden
trip
In
est
and
best
high
powered
boat
I
be
deep
sea
fishing
ground..
englne
on
the
market
today.
8.
Capl.
Hill
1'arsons.
the
well-IE.
Parker,
Ltd.
known
skipper
who
has
been!
voyaging
on
Hie
Pacific
coast
fori
The
launch
(Hi
Hah-,
owned
years,
i
takin?
Ihe
wheel
while
land
skippered
by
Myhlll
June,
Henry
Dorreen
I
netinTLas
flrstjl
down
al
Kilimaal
engaged
in
male.
F.rnle
Dorreen
hi
charge
'logging
and
general
Iransporla-
..i
ii
nnin
r
lech
tr
at,
trip
of
the
new
rrafl
have
prov
ed
Very
satisfactory.
Paddy
Raymond
Out
Paddy
Hayinond,
vice-admiral
or
the
Mosquito
fleets
left
the
Seal
Cnve
base
recently
on
hi
llagshlp
Ihe
Couple
of
Dollars
I
11
'
J
Gr,
)iiri.ikaMel
.CrtMftt
Oimf
nM
thick..
kKMifnoulthaanlira
(raa.Cil
rnnklitlbllMinf
ininvavi
II
kl..
CtMlGtlnJ'
mt
U
cluu
SlmMlh
I.Mlur.
itnoNU
uNADt
stv
co,
uama
ViKMicr
numtk
iiJm.iii
accompanied
hy
a
(1'illHa
of
(roller
for
the
trolling
vrouniN.
The
flolilla
will
prolmhly
fit
n
far
a
Hippo
llanU.
I'nmi
acr
coiinlx
1o
hand
Hie
IrMi
popiita-
Hon
of
l.ookonl
Point
turneil
oul
in
lart-'x
niimlier
to
wili
their
roiiimaiidin
oflieer
goml
luck
and
prior
to
cmliarkin?
upon
hix
jjnod
hip
Paddy
jhook
hamN
wild
leilh
of
Hi-ni.
I
Miring
Hie
alience
of
I
he
ic-ailiniral
.lack
Toner.
rci.lent
of
'llial
ilintricf,
will
keyi
a
watcliTnl
eye
on
IhiiiKx
nronnd
the
Point
and
hN
remarks
will
e
very
poinleil
to
anyone
trying
to
pull
any
I
no
l.
-
While
waflihpr
for
the
lime
to
pa
A
man
pot
mnnkcyihsr
wjlh
Hie
a
vere
now
iop
iu
enrncr
lone.
".When
tilliny
lime
leave
?a
alone."
Alex.
Wylie
i
btiiMing
a
new
M
foot
halihut
Imal
on
hi
way
Mishap
to
N.
A
S.
The
Canadian
choitior
X.
A
i-ipi.
li.
i.ear,
mci
with
a
flight
inihap
n'reully
while
fihlng
down
(he
eoal.
The
boat
ftprting
a
leak
and
it
became
nere.ary
to
beach
her
to
carry
Wlille
on
Hie
beach
the
boa
I
tipped
and
Hie
incoming
tide
got
inid.
However,
the
water
wa
pumped
nut
immediately
and
the
craft
righted.
The'
N.
A
.
wa
bronchi
safely
In
porl
under
heei
own
power
ami
I
-now
in
Cow
Hay
undergniu?
permanent
repair.
Nets
In
Hospital
XeU
Holieron,
xkijiper
of
Ihe
pow.'r
boal
Torbcrg
iin
the
general
hopital
a
Hie
reiill
of
iitjurie
io-iainrd
while
pulling
joflr
orne
acrobatic
fe
in
a
local
cluh.
While
endeavoring
lo
jterform
a
difllrult
ncrohalic
lunl
.Vein
fell
lo
Ihe
floor
and
ulained
InjurieH
t'hi
head.
-
The
30
lotrse
oWer
Samson
engine
i
bi-ing
installed
in
Hie:
new-
general
utility
bvit,
John
Field,
by
Harry
l.oe.
The
Hnver
lal
Marlighr.
owned
and
!kipiiered
by
J.
A.
Iliuloii,
i
being
filled
vvilli
a
new
model
I2
II
h.p.
Ford
marine
.'ligine.
f--
The
power
boal
Hilly
Hoy.
Cnpl.
O.
I1.
SmiOi,
was
out
lo
llanl
I'oinl.
during
the
week
o
bring
in
a
pack
of
spring
a!nmn.
Capl.
.1
in
i
my
Tlioina,
on
the
hrldgv
of
the
lug
Yincr.
left
port
on
Thursday
morning
on
a
combined
huiuc
and
pleaun
trip
In
life
Skeona
river
district.
Ac
companying
Ihe
.kipper
on
ll:e
trip
were
Ihe
Mie
Winnie
and
Millie
F.xley
and
Mr.
.1.
Toman1
and
liaughter
nl
Telkwa.
j
Put
a
"Ford"
12-14
h.p.
4
lion
wo
k
jnr
a
wuiie,
i
up
launch
ha
recently
been
filled
willi
a
new
Sterling
engine
giv
ing
a
greater
turn
ftf
speed.
'
Another
One
The
si'crel
service
has
been
wondering
for
a
long
while
wlial
jail
the,
midh'iglit
,oll
burning
by
.MlUvanl
.Mckerson
.
wns
ahoui.
After
a
lengllij
search
Ihe
rc!.-jsiiu
has
been
uueailhed.
Mil
ward
lilts
lieeit
sitting
Up
-at
it
i
m
li
I
figuring
out
a
fii'W
design
for
u
new
boat
and
Ihe
design
I
.rapidly
taking
shape
in
the
Kiclnlly
of
tlip
Until
whuff.
Th
bout
is
on
Ihe
-Collin
hnnd
principle
and
Is
guaranteed
to
go
backwards
Just
;t
fast
a
H
does
forward.
.'In
fact
II-
1s
said
that
when
tl:!
'
irfo'f
l
evels
the
power
inx
working
'mil
-irn
the
hay
one.
will
lm
unabln
io
tell
whi'lhcr
Mllward
TT"folnyr
lo
the
Orient
or
Juil
mturnlnr
from
that
little
place.
The
rraft
i
20
foot
lonff
and
will
be
fitlert
with
a
dnlllcker
powered
engine
givin?
a
ipee
of
unipti
miles
per
hour
and
that
i
point?
ome.
In
preparation
for
he
IMinrliiny
ceremony
Hie
engine
ha
heen
He.
jranlly
dauhetl
in
trreen
and
a
hollle
of
champairne
ha
heen
ordered
from
France.
The
owned
ha
heen
atftilcd
with
the
wonderful
deeoralive
eTeel
hy
hi
own
staff
of
chicken
houe
Take
Car
of
U.S.
Filers
Captain
(Maude
Ketchuni
and
lieorge
Aewcomli
are
in
charpe
of
all
mechanical
xiuiiilie
for
I'niled
Slalen
round-the-world
llier
and
reponoihle
for
any
leinier
ncrviee
uie
airmen
may
rMiuire.
Oil,
ga
and
older
mechanical
necearieu
are
in
their
charge
on
a
hcow
while
Hie
lug
lioal
Wigwam
and
the
launrti
llixie
Hiiperl
ill
perforin
Ihej
lender
jIiiIicu.
The
native
power
boat
Km
ma
race,
tipl.
f!.
Stewart,
which
i
nwnril
lv
arrived
from
the
.'aa
lislric:
with
oolichani,
return
ed
to
her
liome
port
on
Thursday
morning.
Capl.
Soreiifcen,
owner
-and
kijrj.cr
if
the
tndler
.lean,
i
MitTering
with
an
altark
of
The
Irollec
Karen,
Capl.
Hilly
o
got
on
their
nerve,
the
Thane,
i
buily
engaged
troll-
.Npwinglon
beinj
moored
at
Ihe
tng
for
pring
nImoit
in
local
governioeul
wharf,
they
thrcal-witer.
.jened
to
go
up
and
join,
in
the
I
fun.
The
ecrelary
lo
the
Clap-
Fish
Business
jper'ton
household
omitted
lo
."end
liuring
the
week
rt.19.00fl
lh.
invi'lalioni.
to
the
skipper
and
of
halibut
ha
been
marketed
on
Ihe
Fi.h
F.xchange.
Canadian
hical
man's
nerve
more
than
to
were
high
al
D.Cc
and
3C.
amlji.rar
the
fun
going
and
to
be
low
al
Kr
and
.V.
American,
bar
ml
from
participation
there-i
were
high
al
lO.Kc
and
c.
and!jn.
low
at
He.
and
Tc.
Arrivals
were
American
Anna
J..
Knlern
Point.
Yellowstone,
Imperial,
J.
the
P.
Todd,
Midtllelon,
Sune,
Tor-io
denskjold.
Kagle,
Defence,
neer
III,
Yakalat.
T.
IMS.
t'resi-
dent.
Wizard,
Mildred,
Superior,
(troth
....
Mariner,
Augusta.
Hallic.
Liberty,
Panama.
Canadian
Hippo,
Pair
of
Jacks,
II.
X.
A
S.,
Oh
Hill.
Dolphin,
Viola,
P.
IWreen
Mali,
M.
M.
Christopher,
Annie
Tuck,
Fanny
F..
Koou.
,
Sherman,
Mulrneag,
l.ax,
Agnes
H
H.S.T..
Daisy.
Kobe.
.Fresh
Herring
Bait
at
Captain's
Cove
and
Jap
Inlet.
The
power
boat
Donalda,
Capl.
Clin.
Hanson,
arrived
in
port
Ihi
week
with
a
fine
-catch
of
mink
and
beaver
which
found
a
ready
local
market.
Tin
native
boat
Anna
I.,
from
Kitkatla
also
brought
in
n
catch
of
beaver.
Capt.
Khnrt,
skipper
of
the
power
boat
Just
II.
says
he
will
be
leaving
for
the
trolllnsr
ground
as
soon
a
the
fih'
packer
gel
on
Ihe
job
lo
lake!
cure
or
his
catches,
iip
is
a
regular
I
war
al
the
trolling
game
evidently.
It
makes
one
wonder
if
the
fish
packers
Will
be
able
In
rope
with
hi
ruh
of
busi
ness.
.
Ihe
logging,
power
boat
Oeorgia,
recently
damaged
by
another
bout
colliding
with
her
at
Swanson
Hay,
arrived
in
port
on
Thursday
to
undergo
repairs
to
her
bow.
'Hie
(Jeorgin
found
it
lough
going
across
the
Skeena
river
when
Ihe
water
got
In
Ihe
damaged
bow
of
Ihe
boat
and
Hooded
(he
engine
several
limes.
The
Royal's
New
Car
'Told
in
rhyme
i
She's
n
dandy
she's
it
bear,
and
her
graceful
lines
are
there
while
her
bonnelt
Is
as
snappy
as
can
be.
It
sure
would
Ix
a
dunce,
who
had
ridden
in
her
once,
if
he
didn't
get
a
kick
as
people
stare.
To
sit
in
her
seats
of
pluh,
would
surely
make
one
blush,
and
the
way
she
takes
the
down
grades,
it's
a
Ireat.
To
see
Jock
at
the
wheel
with
,a
look
of
hardened
steel
gives
him
the
look
of
guys
Ihal's
always
weeks'
timber
cruising
Irip
to
the
Hush.
He
is
happy,
he
1
.proud..1diiriel.
Four
hundred
Indiatm
and
lie
puts
it
o'er
the
crowd
as
the
boss
he
drives
Up
ip
town
town
to
see
the
sights.
He
wouldn't
bo
a
lord
1u
exchange
for
hi
new
Ford,
"The
liew
llijyal
bus
for
mine"
he
sings
aloud.
'
Captain
and
Crew
Sere
From
reports
to
hand
we
understand
that
the
skl4er
and
crew
of
the
lender
Xewinntou
tiro
very
annoyed
at
Doc
Clap,
perlon.
II
seems,
that
Don
stag
ed
a
II
1
1
In
party
last
Saturday
night
and
the
nole
of
the
hilar-
.iro&w
-w
tsa
Tfye
secrei
of
making
good
tea
is
buying
-H-
Sabob
always
stands
for
Quality
crew
and
nothing
gets
on
a
nau-
Jimmy
l.ee,
local
manager
of
Atlin
Fisheries
Ltd.,
returned
the
city
on
the
Camosun
on
night
from
Vancouver
where
ha
been
for
the
past
two'
weeks
on
business.
Jim
has
at
way.
claimed
that
Prince
riuperl
can
put
it
all
over
Vancouver
for
salt
sea
waler
and
to
prove
the
theory
it
is
report
ed
he
has
ini-
'porleil
several
bottles
of
the
soul
hem
harlxir
water
for
exper
imental
purposes.
1
Tlie
logging
Mal
Markwell
of
Hartley
Hay.
owned
by
II.
CKf-Inn,
is
undergoing
engine
repairs
al
the
Akerberg-Thonison
wharf.
Jack
Conk
wa
out
with
the
Joy
Hird
on
Thursday
afternoon
as
far
as
Ihe
Shawatlau
Pas-
'sage
lo
put
oul
additional
nioor-i
ing
buoys
for
use
by
the
United
!
Slates-
round
the
world
fliers.
I
Capl.
Oriel
of
the
logging
boat
Wyandot
I
is
fixing
up
a
logging
donkey
in
Hone
Yurd
Creek
in
preparations
'or
logging
operations
he
intend
to
engage
in
up
the
Skeena
Hivcr.
.
The
power
boal
Mary,
al
one.
time
owned
by
Judge
F.
Mcll.
Young,
i
now
owned
by
Ivor
Wick
and
is
anchored
in
Gmv
Hay.
The
craft
ha
recently
been
remodelled
at
Lewis
Island
and
is
looking
slick.
FISHERIES
STAND
ENDORSED
LOCALLY
Following
out
a
resoultion
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
Introduced
by
O.
W.
Xickerson,
a
telegram
was
sent
last
night
supporting
Fred
Stork
in
his
stand
regarding
the
abolishing
of
Ihe
head
otlice
of
the
fisheries
department
at
Vancouver.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilne
Rupert
April
8,
1914.
The
greatest
oolachan
catch
Hi
the
hislory
of
the
Xnas
Hivcr
has
been
made
this
season
according
to
II.
S.
Irwin,
district
forester,
who
returned
today
from
a
four
i,ave
i.0n
encamped
at
the
'mjmtli
0f
Die
river
and
they
have
taken
;,000
Ions.
Six
terrtvlnals
nrc
being
considered
for
Ihe
railway
Into
central
Alaska
tliul
is
to
be
built
by
the
American
government.
The
census
taken
by
the
city
police,
department
has
been
completed
and
it
shows
a
tolal
of
11,005
residents.
In
mil
the
census
showed
Hie
population
to
ho
4,800.
MTeaajr
it
t
.hfuld
be.
Wk
Crepe
Soles
Just
arrived
English
Drown
OXFORDS
with
the
new
Crepe
Soles.
WEAR
LIKE
A
PlOt
NOSE.
English
Brogue
Oxfords
and
High
Shoes
in
lllatk
and
Brown.
Geo.
Hill
The
Shoeman
Xexl
St.
negis
Cafe.
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
the
home..
Phone
Black
218.
P.O.
Box
895.
Seeds
Seeds
Just
arrived,
our
stock
of
Garden
and
Field
Seeds,
,
Onion
Sets
and
Fertilizer.
'
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
',
Poultry
Supplies
Our
famous
don
Coal
in
nny
quantities
Phone
68.
Prince
Rupert
Fsed
Co
.
Geo.
Papadopulis'i
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
STORE
We
buy,
sell
and
exchange
'
all
kinds
of
new
and
second-
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hand
goods.
839
Third
Avenue.
Phone
646.
P.O.
Box
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