Snfunfny
February
in,
102
Woodcock
DAIRIES
LIMITED
Starting
February
1,
Tli'
Woodcock
Dalne
Mil,
m
lake
over
the,
huMne
hi
Hie
Prince
Ilupert
Hairy,
delivering
milk
am
t
warn
ilirert
(thm
the
fnrm
at
Woodcock
to
the
Prince
llnpert
home.
All
our
cows
have
pnsd
Km
most
rigid
IohIm
as
to
health,
He,
and
arc
living
irtilrr
natural
condition,
insuring
our
customer
gel-huft
a
first
class
product.
Phone
Black
216.
P.O.
Box
895.
Geo.Pepadopu
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Store
Large
Shirk
of
Beds,
Spring
and
Mat-tresses,
Dressers,
Chairs
and
all
Household
Furniture.
ANo
sorlment
of
w
I.adie.
ree.
839
Third
Avenue.
Phone
646.
P.O.
Box
92
S
Sofi:
Finish
'
Ti
a
r
e
mriM-dervice
Wei
Wash,
j
Three
Service,
one
of
i
hirh
will
exactly
fill
your
sh
ihiy
need,
Minn
m
for
particular.
Canadian
Steam
Li
aundru
Phone
8.
ml
COAL
The
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
Lump
and
Egg
Sixes.
8TERLINO
Stove
and
Egg
Sixes.
We
deliver
in
sacks
or
bulk.
Phone
us
your
orders
ilny
or
night.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
Main
Office:
Hotel
Control.
JUST
RECEIVED.
NEW
STOCK
Or
Misses'
and
Ladles'
Flannel
Dresses.
AT
SALE
PRICES.
B
ENT'S
EDSON
,
v.:
COAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
In
any
quantity.
Prince
"Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
B8.
The
admiral
of
I
he
Mosquito
fleet
report
that
severe
storm
have
been
the
order
of
the
flay
and
night
on
the
deep
rn
fish
ing
ground
during
the
week
mid
several
of
the
home
hoal
found
It
lough
going
However,
In
pile
of
the
severe
weal
her
en
countered
Hie
halibut
landings'
have
exceeded
Ihn.e
of
Ho
'
previous
week.
'I'lie
landings
have
heeri
mark'-
ed
hy
the
scarcity
of
Canadian
fiith
offering.
This
haw
been
due
lo
Hie
had
weather
and
also
to
Hie
fael
that
many
of
the
home
boat,
which
have
been
overhaul.
ed
during
the
pal
winter
month
ami
all
ready
to
go
out
on
the
high
spot,
have
not
seen
fit
lo
venture
fi.rlh
wild
the
clement
no
much
against
them
and
lh
rhaure
of
remunerative
ribliinjr
nil.
The
heaviest
in.
dividual
landing
of
the
week
wa.
made
by
I
lie
American
schooner
Skandia
when
unloaded
12i.3Kil
pound
of
hair-put
on
Tueday
mnrnipg.
.This
remarkahle
ralch
wa
in
rnU
dilion
to
several
ilhnusand
pound
of
fjh
unloaded
at
Ketchikan
from
her
deck.
The
'Canadian
schooner
Pair
of
Jacks
Capl.
tolin
Ivarn,
arriving
in
port
arly
on
Saturday
morning
Iat
reported
encountering
very
high
wind
and
heavy
sea
while
on
her
relurn
trip
across
Hecate
Strait,
and
at
lime
lhiug
looked
Idack
for
the
sufely
of
Hie
crew.
So
strong
wn
the
Kale'
that
it
look
Hie
craft
22
hour
to
make
34
mile.
-
The
waterfront
shipyard
and
machine
shop
continue
Iiiiy
and
a
new
Vrel
i
being
taPI
lowii
in
lloneyard
Creek
,y
skipper
John
Field.
Several
light
fur
arrival
are
report.!
during
the
week.
limine
in
the
puhtlc
hire
launch
branch
of
the
nalillcal
doings
look
ii
purt
Ihi
week.
The
fine
weather,
which
hroke
generally
over
the
northern
water
on
Wedneday
and
Thursday
and
i.
expected
to
continue
for
a
while,
will
permit
of
the
high
hoot
squad
Ret
line
thing
lined
ujin
good
shape
for
the
Torlhcoming
season'.
business.
.
-
-Keel
to
be
Laid
Down
Skipper
John
Field
i
busily
engaged
making
preparation
for
laying
the
kee
of
a
7.000
hoat
which
Will
he
engaged
in
the
transportation
huirie
between
Itulrdale
and
Ktlimaal.
The
keel
will
te
commenced
early
in
the
coining
week
and
Hie
new
boat
will
lake
shape
on
Hie
lloneyard
Ccrek
way.
The
dimension
of
the
new
craft
will
he
55
foot
long
hy
a
124
foot
heaiu
and
when
completed-
will
:
he
fitted
with
a
Sit
horse
power
heavy
duty
Sampson
engine
capable
of
giving
a
normal
speed
of
8
',4
kind.
The
hold
will
have
a
carrying
capacily
of
from
to
to
15
tons
frv'iuht
and
the
Interior
will
he
filled
with
paenger
oc-
cnimriodalion.
Jldm
ha
ecurel
a
contract
for
the
-Tarrying'
of
pacnuer
and
freighf
helween
I
lie
logging
I'ainp
filualnl
in
the
vicinity
of
Jlutedale
and
Kill
,maut.
She
will
alo
engage
in
towing
honin
if
log
helween
NO
WORE
WEAK
AND
DIZZY
SPELLS
i
I
Since
She
Used
I
MILBURN'S
I
HEART
ANq
NERVE
PILLS
uiu
lii-rilLi
ClMrrrtlF.
Jloilin.
S..
lalrly,
Uli
lil
I
liKiutlil
win
ncirl
iruiiliK
.ami
tM-
us'
uimiiiI
cxrrllon
I
iiwiy
rrii
rim.
ii.
ii,u.i.ir
ilviM-a
I
riiinnli'tn
nil
ami
,'lir.iirr,
hill
lll
I
niitl
to
UVe.
l.ueiiiiiM
Inipirmpil
In
Mllliurn'a
llpart
and
.Verve
I'UK
lrlrl
liMna
ilirin.
I...-
iikpn
Ihri'P
IhiiiiiI
mil
am
mi
mil
ii-.
niiuli
liiiiiinvi'il
I
rau
xu
alioul
my
dally
wurk
llli"'iit
tim
any
aflrr
III
rrrecia,
ami
have
n'l
I1"1
"'
w,'lt
(,p
'""'
fiirlU
fr
MillHl
inn".
i"ir
uiriiuiiic
iiiia
-
imani
mml
mail
anvlliln
I
I""
I""..
r
.f-
,
ilflllM'
-rr
taki-n.
ami
t
will
Xlailly
rermiiniMiil
Mlllnirn'a
Hears
ami
I
M"
io
any
uimmn
wImi
H
weak
ami
mil
dnn.M
i
r.itf
n
lioi
at
all
dealer,
nr
Lalleil
illwr't
"'I
reeflpl
nr
rle
liy
The
j
Mllliuril
CO.,
I
milieu,
luruuiu,
inn.
Iheee
point.
When
coniileled
the'
craft
will
ho
named
the
Towejia.
.
,
Syd
The
Stunt
King
The
walerfnmt
boy
have
gid
to
hand
il
to
Syd
tinnier
for
pulling
otr
nervy
acitialic
stunt
on
Hie
walerfront
during
tormy
weaiiifr.
I
ule
'be
weather
is
lerriby
rough,
in
fact
too
'rough
for
any
craft
,0ulide
an
Atlantic
liner,
lo
venture
forth
upon
Ihc
-hrinyiySyd
will
not
oblige
Hie
onlooker.
To
pull
off
a
real
hair-raier
it
i
neceary
for
Syd
to
have
a
ln
mile
an
hour
gale,
wave
rollinj
n
high
a
a
kyrraper.
all
the
hoal
in
port
breaking
ten
inch
mooring
cable.
Hip
onlooker
hansrin?
like
grim
death
to
laud
anchor.
a
bal
blown
into
the
angry
wave
and
a
leaky
dory
with
one
oar.
With
all
lhei
condition
and
iiialiTial
on
liiiinl
Syd
will
per
form
any
old
day
an
old
lorm
rare
lo
pa
hi
way.
It
so
happened
on
Sunday
morning
thai
everything
looked
roy,
a
above
decribed,
for
a
Syd
lunl.
lieorge
llryanl,
of
llnrla
fame,
obliged
at
Hie
pyrhnlogjea!
moment
hy
allowing
hi
hat
to
be
(down
into
the
ca,
jut
a
a
rip-Miorling
northeaster
lore
the
good
tanker
llanna
Iooe
Irom
il
mooring.
Sandy
T'inlayon
and
Hoc
(lade,
who
chanced
lo
be
fclumliug
nearby,
obliged
Syd
a
the
gang
of
pcctator.
When
aid
hat
liil
the
wave
Syd
gallantly
launched
a
leaky
skiff
with
Iwo
oar
in
it.
Ilinvever,
the
two
oar
"poill
Hie
trick
and
it
did
not
lake
Syd
long
to
permit
I
be
wind
In
have
one
of
Hie
oars.
In
that
way
il
left
Hie
kilT
aholulcly
out
nf
control
and
then
the
dirty
work
Marled
while
the
onlooker
gasped
in"
cute
amazement.
The
force
of
Hie
gale
soon
took
Syd,
pin
skiff.
nut
toward
the
Orient
and
jul
lo
add
a
Utile
xfl
lo
the
performance
lie
gaily
waved
a
brave
farewell
with
hi
lid
ligUtly
rlencheil
laslween
hi
teelh.
However,
the
spectator
began
to
fear
for
the
safely
of
the
daring
slunt
aril!
and
in
a
jiffy
fJeorge,
Doc
Cade
and.
Sandy
Finlayson
bad
the
engine
of
the
good
ship
llarla
turning
the
flywheel
over
umpteen
to
the
.second,
and
amidst
cheering
squawk
of
the
seagull
sallied
forth
to
bring
the
wanderer
hack
to
lerra
firma.
When
the
rescue
boat
pulled
alnngiile
Syd,
the
sailor,
it
va
wilh
great
reluctance
that
Ihc
slimier
climber
aboard.
When
Inlerviewed
later
hy
a
Daily
New
reporter,
Syd
explained
Hint
lie
wa
jut
pulling
off
a
lillle
Sunday
morning
entertainment
for
hi
own
benefit.
However,
when
Hie
next
Sunday
mnriifng
entertainment
i
pulled
off
by
Syd
neither
of
the
three
aforementioned
unwilling
spectator
will
be
on
hand
to
do
the
worrying.
In
Ibe
cscileinenl
the
hat
was
a
lolal
to.
The
good'
ship
First
Place,
Capl.
eo.-
Place,
i
on
the
Cow
liny
ways
undergoing
cabin
re
pair
and
hull
re-rnulking.
Logging
King
Visits
l,Oii
I
l.ockyer,
the
logging
king
oT
lcwi
Uland,
made
u
flying
trip
lo
port
early
in
the,
week
aboard
the
powvr
boat
Lewis
Island,
l.oui
has
.
been
parlicularfy
busy
lately
wilh
hi
lousing
operation
and
with
upph
running
short
it
became
necessary
for
I
he
skipper
to
hurry
lo
port
in
order
that
the
inner
men
of
hi
gang
could
he
comfortably
acommodaled.
The
Lewis.
Island
was
only
in
port
for
a
few
hours.
The
Cimiidian
halibut
schooner
Sclnia
is
at
Ibe
dry
itock
undergoing
repairs
in
readiness
fey
the
spring
halibut
chasing.
The
schooner
Naulilu
is
having
her
engine
-repaired
while'
lying
al
anchor
In
Cow
Hay.
,
Tun
Axurlts
Fixing
Up
The
tug
Axurlle,
of
.Anynx,
CaiVlj
flerrnrd.
Is
nt
the
Try
j
I
lock,
and
considerable
repair
THB
DAtLY.
NEWS.
WOE
FTVat
work
is
being
executed
upon
heri
The
electrical
effects
are.
being
given
Hie
twice
over
and
the
en-
gine
is
being
rlooked
'lo.
It
i
expecled
that
all
work
will
hn
completed,
early
in
the
coming
week
when
the
Azurile
will
re-!
turn
lo
her
home
port
to
engage
in
Hie
spring
towing
business.
The
Canadian
schooner
'Dol
phin,
Cant.
Pete
llyrnie,
ha
justJ
compleled
fruniiat
overhaul'
and
will
be
leaving
port
within
tbei
riexi
rew
(lay.sror
the
high
spols.
The
ItingleMiler.
Capt.
Sollow,
left
port
recently
for
,
the
deep
ea
fishing
ground
on
her
initial
trip
of
the
spring
season.
The
Itingleader
ha
recently
hern
.thoroughly
overhauled
on'
Hie
X.M,
Mrl.eau
way.
-
.
Launohes
Out
!l'he
laune'li
Narbelhong,
skipper
lloome
K.
'J'reeman,
'was
out
to
the
scene
f
Ibe
Amur
wreck,'
While
Cliff
rock,
-on
Monday
wilh
Hubert
Ward,
-who
was
repre
senting
the
marine
underwriter.
t'he
launch
Dixie
Itiipert,
Capl.
II.
I,.
'.Vewromb,
wa
down
to!
Ilefuk-e
Hay
witli
.1.
11.
I.amhcrt.j
nssisianl
district
engineer
for
j
federal
department
of
public-
works,
Mho
-wn
m
a
trip
of
in-'
?peenon
in
Hie
intrre!
nf
'hi
deiaiimenl.
-
-
The
power
hoal
Wigwam,
Capt.
Claude
Kelrlinm,
left
port
nn
Thursilay
morning
'for
(eorgelown.
The
Wigwam
wilt
relurn
from
the
northern
mill
willi
a
scow
nf
'lumber
for
local
consumplion.
Jimmy's
New
Boat
Skipper
Jimmy
Thomas
lefl
port
recently
for
Vancouver.
It
i
understood
that
Jimmy
i
iii
the
south
to
procure
a
boat
with
which
lie
will
ongage
in
fih
packing
during
the
coming
sen-
son
for
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
iZ.
The
new
hoal
will
lie
in
the!
6(1
font
cla
and
will
he
highly
powered.
Several,
light
fur
ratnlie
liavn
arrived
from
the
ardner
Canal
district
in
the
pal
week
and
ii
ready
local
market
ha
offered
for
the
pell.
'Jmk
and
marten
skin
predominated
in
Hie
calche.
-
Joe
Baker
Roughs
It
The
Canadian
halibut
schooner
Joe
Maker,
Cipt.
Fred
Uliirolon;
urnei
in
jiorl
on
Tuesday
night
after
spending
several
weeks
toughing
il
down
the
coast.
Owing
lo
the
adverse
weather
if
wa
impossible
for
Fred
to
gel
anything
like
a
decent
calch,
in
fact
l
proved
to
be
Jhe
worst
trip
he
ha
ever
made.
At
times
the
breaker
toed
the
vlurdy
craft
around
so
much
thai
it
be
came
necessary
to
seek
sheltered
coves
for
day
al
n
lime
'much
lo
Hie
grief
of
Fred,
who
delights
lo
be
up
and
doing
"when
nwav
from
home.
Fish
business
j
J
luring
the
week
13G.2IH1
lhi
of
halibut
ha
been
marketed
oi
the
Fish
Fxchauge.
American
J
were
high.
-at
t'.IJc
and
9c
and
low
at
I
tc.
and
8.
Canadians
were
high
at
10c.
nnd
Oc.
and
loy
at
I.
1c.
.and
tfc.
Arrivals
were.;
Pair
of
Jack,
IL
l.ipselt,
Sunir
ner.
-Umllr,
Alia,
Hazel,
Ta
homa,
Faith,
Wilson,
Volunler.
Arctic.
Ilelianee,
Skandia,
lleni
nell,
Joe
Maker,
Tom
and
AL
J.
P.
Todd,
(iladslone.
Antler)
Woodrow,
Kalalla,
Seymour.
j
Vlo
Is
fch
)
The
admrral
nf
tlie
fleet
rel
prel.
to
report
that
Vic
Mark-;
land,
of
the
good
ship
'Cub,
bus,
been
admitted
lo
liopital
lo
uiw
dergo
an
operation.
Vic
lo
no
been
feeling
well
of
late
and
Iii
iidmissioii
In
hospital
is
the
seipiel.
The
boy
will
wisli
Vie
a
speedy
recovery
and
a
quick
relurn
to
Ibe
fold.
In
the
meantime,
the
Cub
will
recline
on
the
Cow
Hay
ways
,anf
-villi
lie
under
the
watchful
eye
of
the
fleet
secret
service.
Two
,onw
loud
of
coal
are
expecled
In
tonight
from
Van
couver
Island,
itV,
low
nf
f
tit
lug
ll.F.M,
for
fj'e
AlI.ert-McCatTery
inlere.!.
The'
(1oni1s
will
approximate
HUM)
tnni-
....
The
Canadian
achoonev
Cay-geon,
Caid.'HiiV
iori-ioii,
whicli
ha
.'recently
-heeii'
ovWh
anted
al
the
Dry
Dock,
lelf
port
for
the
deep
sen
fishing
ground
on
Monday
last,-
Jltn"ha
been
pay-lug
'particular
hHenfion
lo
'the
engine
llurfnir
lli
tiring
antl
has
it
In
8ich
shaiynow
lit
ail
when
the
alarm
ciocl
vinjt
the
hot
studying
out
a
scheme
whereby
Hie
boat
crfn
be
started
up
from
home
and
go
out
to
the
high
spols
by
itself
returning
with
Hie
holds
full
of
halibut
when
high
-prices
are
offering.
Il
has
been
frequently
mentioned
in
well
informed
nautical
circles
that
an
entirely
new
American
fishing
fleet
wilt
shortly
leave
Seattle
to
engage
in
fishing
on
the
northern
fishing
hanks.
Ooldle
Pays
Visit
All
crews
of
the
Mosquito
fleet
in
port-oh
Thursday
morning
were
called
lo
their
action
stations
hy
the
admiral
striking)
Hie
bottom
nf
his
frying
pan!
three
times
with
his
fist.
The
i-eason
for
the
order
w-as
that,
fioldie
Cioblbloom,
I
In;
trapper's
friend,
was-
paying
an
"olllcial
visit
for
the
purposn
of
looking
conditions
over
around
Cow
Hay.1
(loldie
was
artistically
arrayed
in
a
new
wampus-
skin
cap,
of
coure
plus
bis
oilier
garments
nf
winter
wearing
apparel.
After
the
inspection
the
fur
magnate
gave
n
talk,
on
"Why
Mollis
like
fur'
aboard
the
flagship
of
the
fleet.
The
talk
wa
somewhat
rudely
interrupted
by
the
admiral's-
toast
on
I
he"
r.ah.in
range
calching
fire
and
filling
the
place
wilh
volume
of
choking
smoke.
The
.
gathering
quit
hurriedly
while
-tho
old
man
scraped
the
bread
and
sal
down
lo
a
tale
lunch.
.BURNING
STOMACH
relieved
in
two
minute
wilh
JO-TO
Jo-To
relieve
gn
pains,
acid
stomach,
heartburn,
afler-ealing
distress
and
all
forms
of
hnHges.
Hon
quickly,
without
Iharm.
All
Drug
Stores.
.Prosperous
advertising
mean
regular
oonlinuous
advertising.
Why?
Y7HY
waste
time
in
useless
"shopping
around"
when
the
advertisements
lay
before
you
the
choicest
wares
of.
every
progressive
merchant
in
town?
WHY
use
needless
effort
in
an
endless
store-to-store
quest
when
the
advertisements
enable
you
to
make
your
choice
of
the
finest
merchandise
without
even
leaving
your
home?
WHY
-pay
more
than
you
ought
when
you
can
stretch
your
dollar
to
the
elastic
limit
by
taking
advantage
of
the
bargains
and
good
buys
that
are
daily
advertised
in
this
paper?
WHY
risk,
dissatisfaction
by
buying
unknown,
unbranded
goods
when
you
can
assure
yourself
complete
satisfaction
by
buying
an
adoertised
.product,
backed
by
the
integrity
of
a
man
who
spends
real
money
to
establish
his
name
and
to
build
up
public
good-wdl?
Read
the
Advertisements.
Buy
Adoertised
Wares.
It
is
a
safe
and
sound
policy
hf
tricks
starts
up
and
the
nn-thor
lifts
automatically.
He
is
Shopping
Around
,
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
"Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
"Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SS.
Bath
Room
Fittings
Towel
liars,
.Soap
Dishes,
Tumblers
and
Tumhlet'
Holders,
.Soap
and
Sponge
Holders,
Tooth
Hrnsh
Holders,
Hooks
for
the
Halh
llohe.
Hot
Wuter
lloltle
nud
.Shaving
Strop,
Whisk
and
Hrush
Holders,
etc,
F.vory
piece
gunranteed,
now
on
display
in
our
window,
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Phone
3.
P.O.
Box
1646.
When
Baby
Needs
a
Change
Of
Food
Try
Electric
-
Bake
Rusks
ISo
a
box.
30c
a
lb.
At
Your
Cirorers
nr
Electric
Window
Bakeries