Lhirday
September
8,
1921
YfU?
!0.me-wry
home-is
at
the
mercy
of
the
kitchen
range
at
least
three
times
a
dav.
Knmvincr
thi
nmvM-nn
.
t
i
.
and
the
amount
of
work
it
tikes
to
prepare
Lakel
3rd
Ave.
ahd'
Fulton
SL
"j
iict
uay
me
knowing
home-manager
realizes
the
necess-ity
of
the
right
range.
When
you
compare
a
Happy
Thought
Range
with
any
other
at
any
price,
you
will
understand
why
more
than
300,000
Canadian
women
praise
uiwm
inree
times
a
day.
Sie
one
this
lc
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ISSH
We
stock
IMelori
d
Patterns.
cbmmmv-u
win:
S
se
Lodge
Lakelse
Lake,
via
Terrace,
D.C.
NuiV
open
tfor
service
under
management
of
Mrs.
M.
Raven.
ldco
liace
to
spend
your
summer
holidays.
Reasonable
lirferv
flood
home
cooking.
Comfortable
rooms.
Fishing,
Moating,
Halhing
in
LakHsc
Lake
and
Streams.
BATH?
AT
THE
LODGE
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
HOT
SPRINGS.
Terrace
T-AlXI
Motors
Operating
Taxi
and
Launch
Service
between
Terrace
and
Ledge
landing,
assuring
guests
of
quick,
comfortable
Irip.
t
Also
operating
taxi
service
to
nil
pails
of
lh.e
valley.
For
reservations
and
rates,
apply
to
LAKELSE
LODGE,
OR
TERRACE
MOTORS,
TERRACE,
B.C.
,
t
A
-
BOYS'
BLACK
WOOL
Hose
Special
Piin
hn-i',
siz
-
7
1"
10.
A
good
subslanti.il
llo
full
sizes
50c
Pair
i
"
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
Phone
9.
WILL
IT
RAIN
TOMORROW?
CONSULT.THIS
This
Coupon
O
and
80
c.
I
-s
ic
for
One
Weather
House
Prophet
Is
is
surprisingly
reliable
on
local
weather
conditions,
Made
"11-
oil
mi
siricuj
strictly
scientific
scieniilic
lines.
lines.
We
v
e
have
nave
suhih-u
secured
a
ryn
specin
tirif.u
....
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sell
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limn
(hem
iT'i-e
op
a
iiiianlily,
and
as
long
n.r
they
lust
wilf
f-iit
ilium,
nnlv
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if
VOII
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instil
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l
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lis
coin
on.
When
tli.
will
be
out;
witch;
wjl)
co
snow.
Ii
lit
till
fltlrt
tt'nn
I
nr
I
c-
dien
slormv
weather
is
nppronrliing
(ho
ne
nut
for
8
to
21
hours
ahead
of
rain
or
Ti.
i
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a.
..ice
,.,.1
litre
slvle.
IIOIIMU
IS
IlUltll'
III
UUI
ll
mill,
III
o
w."o-
f
"I
Is
decorated,
'hs
in
the
picture,
wilh
thermometer,
elk
s
'ad,
bird's
nest
und
jiirtls,
etc.
11
has
four
windows
nmi
io
doors.
Advertised
for
$1.00
Our
price
nn
for
limited
time,
with
the
Coupon
OUU
Every
home
in
village,
ci'ly
and
country
should
have
0,f-
Gome
and
get
yours
at
once
or
niail
your
order.
Man
rdcrs
10c
extra.
For
Sale
at
ORMES
DRUG
STORE
IF
IT'S
ON
OR
UNDER
THE
WATER
WE
DO
IT.
THE
DAILY
NEW8
PAGE
FIVE
Doing
of
the
Mosquito
Fleet
which!
the
jlilflf
chiewrcoreupepeiM
Diving,
Dredging,
Lightering,
Coaling
Ships,
Heavy
Lifting,
General
Salvage
Work.
Pumping
a
Speciality.
VANCOUVER
DREDQINQ
AND
SALVAGE
CO.
LTD.
COW
BAY.
Phones:
Green
259,
Green
487.
Labor
Day
was
duly
observed
ly
the
nautical
and
the
.
Fish
Exchange
did
not
function
that,
day.
However,
in
spile
ofvlhe
in-1
terveuliuti
uf
the
holiday
the
halibut
landings
and
prices
have
kept
up
well.
With
the
.close
season
nearly
here,
boats
of
hold
(bo
hume
and
American
Heels
are
putting
in
as
much
time
as
possible
on-
Ibe
deep
sea
grounds.
On
J.abor
Day
the
weather
man
was
very
indulgent
with
a
first
class
brand
of
sunshine
and
'several
nautical
famil
ies
look
due
advantage
of
it
to
make
season-end
picnics
while
others
took
in
the
sports
pro
gram.
Fish
business
From
Tuesday
to
Friday
C46,-
200
pounds
of
halibut
has
been
marketed
on
the
Fish
Exchange
Canadians
were
high
at
13.0c
and
8c,
and
low
at
13.
tc
and
c.
Americans
were
high
at
15c
and
0.2c
and
low
at
12.1c
and
5c.
Ar
rivals
were:
American
Western
Bonanza,
Constitution,
Pelican
Ona.
Uranus.
Reliance,
Chancel
lor,
(!ladysr
.Neilson,
While
Star,
Orient,
Imperial,
Venus,
Rainier,
Columbia,
Lincoln,
Daley,
Anna
J.,
Prosperity,
Sitka,
Sumner,
Superior.
Washington
and
(Siney.
Canadian:
Agnes
H.,
Joe
Maker,
.Nautilus,
.Margalice,
Prosperity,
Ternan,
Scrub,
Lillian
M.,
D.S.T.,
Reveille,
Koyosu.
The
power
boat
Thelma
IL,
Capl.
Hill
Hanson,
familiarly
known
as
"the
gunner,"
returned
from
Massetl
early
'n
the
week.
Charlio
Wright,
who
u
ogging
in
the
Wark
Canal
district,
arrived
in
port
this
week
on
his
power
boat
Cora.
II
appears
that
the
launch
Wake
with
ill
fishing
parly
aboard
go(
held
up
in
Wark
Canal
owing
to
ignition
trouble
and
the
Cora
came
in
for
the
necessary
gadgits.
The
launch
Milk
Maid,
owned
by
skipper
(ieo.
Xewcomb,
has
recently
been
overhauled,
in
Cow
Hay.
Among
other
thing
a
new
stuffing
box
has
been
fixed
thereon
and
all
is
now
in
first
class
shape.
The
launch
Joy
Hint,
Capt.
Cook,
has
been
out
in
northern
waters
for
several
days
with
a
parly
of
tourist
aboard
who
have
been
taking
in
the
wonderful
scenery
and
incidentally
doing
a
little
fishing.
The
Canadian
schooner
Joe
Haker,
Capl.
Hlondel.
has
been
refitting
while
in
port
for
a
few-days
this
week.
Th
schooner
left
port
on
Thursday
for
lh
high
spots.
Mayor
of
Oonn
River
In
Ed.
Johnson,
mayor
of
Oona
River,
called
into
pdVl
on
Wednesday
with
a
cargo
of
tablt
delicacies
raised
on
his
famoua
ranch
and
for
several
sacks.
o
mull.
Ed,
reports
that
busjne
on
the
Island
continues
brisk
anj
that
several
local
improvement
are
contemplated
for
the
eoiivcn-lenco
of
(he
Islanders.
While
in
port
the
skipper
put
In
strenuous,
hours
collecting
good
things
for
the
inner
man,
and
piled
high
wilh
cattle
feed
and
tho
necessaries
of
life
the
Pioneer
left
on
her
return
trip
on
Thursday
afternoon.
.
The
Prince
Ilupert
Hoathouse
launch
Myjanwy,
which
has
been
commissioned
in
tho
fishery
pat-
rol
service
in
the
Xads
river
district
for
the
season,
has
recently
been
released
and
.
is
now
a',
lit
r
home
berth.
Interior
cleaning
is
now
being
done
ftit,f
thu
1iftincli
in
readiness
for
future
fields
of
exploration.
'.
The
power
boat
Kleanor
Mac,
Cap
I.
Jimmy
Thomas,
has
finish,
cif
her
packing
labors
for
(he
season
and
is
now
.tied
at
Cow
Hay.
When
Winter
Comes
(contributed)
With
apologies
(oWalt.
Mason,
the
weather
man
anu
anyone
-H3
who
feels
himselfaggrieved.
Our
brillian
summer's
gone
again,
we'll
now
receive
our
win
ami
vain
in
dose
homoprdbie.
Wo'll
buy
us
rubber
coals
and
shoon,
to
keep
our
system
frai!
immune
from
weather
showei-
nainic.
l-.acn
morn
we,u
cock
a
wistful
eye
toward
the
leaden
colored
sky,
and
hoep
that
it
will
brighten.
The
dab
bad
cold
thai
lately
froze,
our
lungs,
aesopha-
gus
and
nose,
continues
still
to
tighten.
The
coal
man
now
gets
in
his
work,
his
watered
stock
we
cannot
shirk,
he's
got
us
by
tho
neck.
We
know
he
didn't
send
a
ton,
next
time
we'll
watch
the
son-of-a-gun,
or
our
bank
roll
he'll
wreck.
The
light
bills
too
will
be
a
fright,
because
the
days
are
mostly
nighl,
the
meters
all
get
hot.
The
light
man
chortle
in
his
glee,
but
his
frail
joke
we
cannot
see,
we
think
be
should
be
shot.
Hut
time
rolls
on
as
is
us
way,
we
hope
mat
spring
will
come
some
day,-
as
it
has
done
of
yore.
The
wind
becomes
a
gentle
breeze,
the
rain
lays
off
to
cure
our
-sneeze,
and
we're
no
longer
sore,
Q.P.
-
The
launch
Nalaco
tit
Vancou
ver,
arrived
in
'porflhis
Aeek
Willi
a
parly
Of
'
businessmen
aboard,
antj
went
on
the
Sura
ways
to
have
new
guard-raits
fixed
and
other
minor
repairs
executed.
.
Pete
Rorvik,
who
has
been
seining
for
(ho
past
monlli
in
'.lie
vicinity
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
returned
home
this
week
and
reports
having
done
vp-y
well
The
run
of
fish
in
the
is
land
waters
ha
fallen
off
considerably
of
late.
fleo.
W
.n
Fletcher,
president
of
Hie
P.H.C:
Mines
Ltd.,
oper
ating
at
Massctt
in
extracting
gold
from
the.
black
sands,
ac
companied
by
Herman
Hlock.vice
president
of
the
company,
hi.'
been
enjoying
a
fishing
trip
tj
McNichol
Creek,
Cloyah
and
Shawallans
Lake
for
the
past
few
days.
The
trip
was
arranged
by
uie
iTince;
iiuperi
aioainouse.
The
tug
R.F.M.,
Capl.
Jones,
arrived
from
Nanalmo
on
Wed-
nesday
nighl
with
a
low
of
1,000
tons
of
Nanaiino,
Wellington
coal
for
the
Albert-McCaffery
inter
ests.
Pt,
Simpson
Power
Plant
The
Ward
Electric
Company,
Cow
Hay.
have
recently
sold
a
110
volt
Delco
lijihlings.syslem
to
the
Port
Simpson
Hospital,
and
inal
nll:il
inn
(a
in
ho
liimlo
im
The
Little
Re
Hen
TYUCK,
puck,
puck,
pucKAYah"
cackles
the
little
red
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,
and
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
logging
on
Silver
Creek,
situated
up
Tuck's
Inlet,
and
has
about
150,000
feet
of
logs
ready
to
be
boomed
in
preparation
for
towing
to
the
Georgetown
mill.
Power
boat
Royal
III.
owned
and
skippered
by
Capt.
Hadland,
is
in
port
from
Oona
River,
ALICE
ARM
mediately.
In
addition
(o
,h,,bcing
put
in
the
water
daily
and
,vv,.n
nlnl
n
Y-rnv.
i.inpl.lnol
rur
feel
IiaCneen
I
'
w
"
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l
ii..
T
t,l
i
dell
will
shortly
leave
for,
tlie
northern
port
lo
do
Jho.necessary
wiring
in
the
hospital
and
It
is
expected
the
work'
will
be
completed
by
the
end
of
the
month.
New
ways
are
being
Instnlled
at
the
Suga
yards
tin
Cow
Hay
creek
lo
take
care
of
small
boats.
The
launch
Dolphin,
owned
by
skipper
Jack
McAuley
has
"been
on
the
Yacht
CI
db
ways
for
Copper
painting
nnd
general
overhaul.
The
troller
S,
Alio
is
on
tlie
Cow
Hay
crookwavS
undergoing
re-caulking
and
'lugeneral
Capl.
King
was
in
port
during
Ihe
week
aboard
hls
power
boat
dower
Point,
oCapjiaACMgaged
In
Work
of
repairing
the
Dolly
Varderj
railway
track
lo
Gamp
8,
a
dislance'df
18
miles,
has
been
completed
by
J.
Fiva.
A
cable
and
cage
has
also-been
put
in
to
cross
the
Kilsault
river
at
West
Creek,
.12
miles.
A
bridge'
has
been
constructed
by
J.
Wells
across
the
river
at
the
Home-guard
properly,
I
t
miles,
nnd
another
bridge
is
being
built
across
the
river
at
Wolf.
Logging
operations
here'
for
the
Oranby
Go.
are
going
in
full
swing.
About
130,000
feet
is
urn
fi
rii
ui
lilt:
L.UICUIU
isiuiiu
mill.
There
are
many
goat
cariboo
land
bear
in
the
district
this
year.
All
!hc
prospectors
coming
in
report
having
s.een
numbers
of
I
hem.
Advertise
in
tho
Daily
News.
LAMP
ACT.
Notles
or
InLntlon
to
Aoolr
U
Lu
Land,
in
uiie.'ii
i:nr
one
maun
Land
omnci.
nrmrainr
uistriri
or
Krinc
iuipri,
n.i;.,
and
ultuald
nrar
Tow
II
tit,
Onhain
Island
TAKE
notice
that
I.
oeorBe
W.
Dow
tin,
of
l8t
Cambrldir
Street.
VancouTcr,
orcmiallon
manufacturer.
Intends
lo
apply
for
pcrtnlsMon
to
leaw
tti
follow.
Inif
Dsrrlbed
land!
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
near
the
foot
of
Tow
Hilt,
east
side,
tlienee
northerly
to
low
water
mark;
thence
wenterly
rollowlni
low
water
mark
90
chain;
thence
aoutWly
three
timing
:
llience
easterly
10
chain
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing;:
I
ft
acraa,
OEonoc
w.
oowina.
.
Applicant.
OAVE
RUTTGN,
Atent.
Date,
Juna
e,
SEE
OUR
DISPLAY
OF
ELECTRIC
OVEN
PRODUCTS
AT
THE
FAIR.
ELECTRIC
WINDOW
BAKERY
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
f
rom
PrinceRupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
.For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
September
3,
6,
16,
20
'
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
September
1,
12,
22
8.8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butodale,
8
wan
son
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocenv
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
Qeneral
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
"
BACK
AGAIN!
AND
AT
YOUR
SERVICE.
HIQH.
CLASS
DENTISTRY
AT
MODERATE
PRICES.
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J.
F.
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Smith
Block.
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575.
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