v.
-s
it
.
Sweep-
Willi
a
broom
Mien
ue
a
CArpot
sweeper.
The
floor
looks'"
pretty
clean.
Now
iiofe
upon
it
u
Hoover
(Suction
Sweeper
and
it
will
be
quietly
demonstrated
to
your
housekeeping
intelligence
tnat
thorough
cleanliness
ind
sanitation
can
only
be
secured
hy
modern
nieMiods.
Such
n
labor
save,r.
too.
Let
us
demonstrate
one
in
your
home..,
.gold
as
low
as
$5,75
per
month.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
The
Ijandjf
Andy
Store.
G08
3rd
Ave.
Phone
3
Hardware
Vnd
Sportlnj)
'Goods
m
IT
il
l
fl'iaifir.
r
?ui.irn,
UTI
IK
BIZ"
'
The
general
business
situation
number
of
native
craft
enter
on
(he
waterfront
has
been
well!
port
from
the
Naas
and
Sterna
maintained
this
week
in
spile
of
river
canneries,
which
boals
sj-6
the
fart
that
halibut
arrival
through
with
their
summer
fish.
nave
not
neon
'quite
so
heavy
as
ing
labors
for
for
the
previous
week.
Although
the
landings
have
been
lighter,
I
the
prices
offered
on
the
Fish
Exchange
have
dropped
a
few
;poinls
as
compared
wilh
the
!
prices
offering,
last
week.
Canadian
schooners
have
received,
on
an
average,
a
little
better
price
for
both
first
and
second
.class
fish
than
the
'American?,
A
good
dll
of
the
American
halibut
is
going.
Into
cold
slora?e
while
the
retail
demand
in
Eastern
Canada
for
Pacific
coast
fish
lias
been
healthy.
Wilh
the
close
halibut
season
coming
into
effect
In
.November,
the
large
schooners
of
both
fleets
are
not
letting
any
notice
or
sale.
cherry
trees
grow
on
their
been
eaiea
irmieni
iur
tin-
iiurrnase
or
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summer
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nno
iM'."i!Mirlljr
serened.
sit,
i-nnce
iiujmti,
o.t.
ilvprlisn
in
llin
IJnilv
New
smith
BWtie.y
then
only
those
atisolulel
obliged
to
secure
mechanical
air
tenlion.
Tliis
week
has
seen
a
sma
BACK
AGAIN!
AND
AT
YOUR
SERVICE.
HIGH
CLASS
DENTISTRY
AT
MODERATE
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
(BULL
DOG
SIZE)
Phone
575.
7
2F0R25
Manulnflnrorl
bir
CrrJrfl
fiiar
tomDanV
Limited.
c
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TOBACCO
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
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one
reasnn
or
anolher.
Several
native
skippers
are
taking
the
opportunity
to
tin
overhaul
work
rireitarntorv
to
leaving
for
their
winter
home
slat
ions
and
the
coming
winter's
activities.
While
the
waterfront
machine
shops
and
shipyards
continue
busy,
a
decided
impetus
to
business
Is
looked
for
in
tin;
fall
when
many
of
the
halibut
boats
and
smaller
crafl
will
need
looking
to
after
an
arduous
fishing
season.
New
Full
Delsel
Engine
A
new
full-deiscl
small
engine,
which
is
deslined
to
become
a
favorite
among
boat
owners,
has
recently
made
its
appearance
on
the
waterfront.
The
Cummins
Delsel
Oil
Engine
Co.,
Columbus,
Intl.,
are
the
manufacturers
and
the
Ward
Electric
Co.,
Cow
Hay,
are
the
agents.
Just
now
a
7-8
horse
power
full-
is
being
installed
by
Hubert
Ward
in
a
gill-net
boat
for
E.
Johnson,
of
Port
Essington,
and
the
boat
is
at
present
on
the
Cow
Hay
ways
undergoing
certain
necessary
alterations
to
permit
of
the
installation.
This
full-deisel
engine,
which
is
made
r
from
7
to
SO
horse
power,
1,
2.
3,
and
4
cylinder
models,
will
operate
on
any
free
rising
crude
oil
and
is
most
economical
in
consumption
of
both
fuel
and
lubricating
oil.
The
design
of
the
Cummins
full-deisel
engine,
although
simple.
Is
made
wilh
a
view
to
giving
the
utmost
hard
wear
at
a
minimum
of
cost.
This
type
of
engine
is
being
used
ex
tensively
in
the
southern
states.
Hubert
Ward
e"xpects
lo
have
Mr.
Johnson's
engine
installed
within
the
next
Ion
days.
Tontr
In
States
A
s.
igle
column
photo
of
Jack
Toner
appear
in
a
copy
of
I
lie
Seattle
Star
of
recent
date
to
gether
wilh
parliculars
of
a
his
torical
interview
given
by
Jack
lo
a
Star
reporter
while
in
the
southern
port.
Under
the
cap-lion
'Dig
Surprise
for
our
World
I.oopers
Planned,"
t
lie
story
stales
lti.it
the
owner
of
what
he
characterizes
as
"the
only
international
independent
world
flight
rrnrnrr.
Ami
ffinrnl
li.'iii7imf
ill
and
lie's
Irish.
Fish
Business
From
Monday
lo
Friday
701,-
S00
pounds
of
halibut
has
been
pep
and
bubbling
1st
r...u("
......
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c
i
.
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t
-
...
.
.
Ihe
world."
Jack
Toner,
veteran
overnauieu
on
me
nani
ways
BPafarPr
retired
Panama
canal
!
preparatory
to
leaving
for
Swan-
workman,
Prince
Rupert
fisher-I,ay
"
wh.'ch
Polnl.Mr.
Sen
i
man
and
humorous
and
Irish,
recenuy
i.een
jransiei.
an.
in
Seattle
awaiting
the
return
of
"lef
tenants"
Smith
and
Nelson,
wilh
a
big
surprise
for
Ihem,
It
appears
tha'.
Ihe
surprise
is
a
secret.
Jack
evidently
is
championing
Major
Martin
for
I
lie
article
says
"When
you
begin
gossiping
over
what
William
Sullivan,
Port
Moller
fisherman
charges
concerning
Maj.
Martin's
ill-fated
crash
in
Alaska,
youdi
best
be
careful
of
what
you
infer,
for
Jack
is
strong
for
the
major,
and
hauling
on
tlio
main's!
halyards
in
his
younger
days
left
lie
lias
a
pugnacious
jaw
and
eye
.
The
Canadian
schooner
Hirdie
H.,
dpt.
Joe
Jack,
afler
a
prolonged
colioe.
hooking
Excursion
off
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
hovo
into
port
early
in
t
lie
week..
Afler
taking
on
provisions
and
signing
on
Herb
Tayloi
as
first
mate,
the
schooner
left
for
the
island
coaft
again
on
Wednesday.
A
Fob
ay
Yarn
A
picnic
seuel
in
rhyme
with
apologies
lo
Walt.
Mason.
Owen
is
refined
and
a
ladv
of
him
wilh
plenty
of
muscle
and
n0n((n
he
more
precise
she's
a
cute
lillle
boat.
Her
owner,
t
scribe
of
ambitions
galore,
decided
one
day
to
sail
from
the
shore.
The
start
was
auspicious,
it
so
came
to
pass
that
flwen
would
not
budge
for
the
need
of
miarkeled
on
the
Fish
Exchange,
some
gas
V
turn
of
the
lap
unit
Canadians'
were
high
at
13.
ic
and
away
the
boat,
goes,
no
malloi'
'8c
and
low
al
12.3c
and
7c.'the
weather
.or
bow
the
w'nil
Americans
were
high
at
l
ie
and
blows,
'Midst
.chugging
and
liuIT-7.5c.
and
low
at
10.6c
and
Sc.'ing
Ihe
fSwen
comes
lo
rest
and
Arrivals
were:
CanadianSea-
lauds
her
swell
parly
all
dressed
'maid,
Kaien,
Marguerite,
Viola,
in
their
best.
The
day
was
a
jSelma,
Venm,
Sherman,
W.T.,
dandy
and
no
one
got.
sick,
nil
I
Reveille,
Ternen,
Pair
of
Jacks,
smiles
and
good
cheer
at.
the
'
D.S.T,,
Plop,
Scrub,
Annlo
May,
'Yacht
Club
picnic.
Owen
hits
Lillian
M,
Mayflower
and
Koyosu.
lAmericnn:
Onah,
Lincoln,
Adeline,
Middlelon,
Crescent,
Wireless,
'J.
P.
Todd.
Sherman,
Her-
nice,
Mildred,
Ileliance,
Valorous,
Wave,
Washington,
Madeline
J.,
Tyee,
Majestic,
Scandia,
Goni-
monwealth,
Restitution,
Seymour.
Democrat,
Seatlle,
Star,
Sentinel,
Lituga.
''
-
Forestry
patrol
boat.
Embree,
In
the
service
of
district
forester
Q.
Scott,
Port
Clements,
is
being
out
for
home
as
the
fog
slarls
to
fall
but
seemed
lo
be
chugging
for;.ho
place
at
all.
When
children
are
lag
gy
and
dull,
change
their
food.
Give
them
nourish-Ing,
digestible
For
all
bw
energy
and
good
spirits
that
come
with
health.
tries
hard
to
start
up
an
old!
sonf.
At
last
land
is
seen
on
the
opposite
side,
"By
gadl
it's
Wolfe
Island
again"
they
all
cried.
Just
then,
by
good
fortune,
they
a
fisherman
see,
netting
some
salmon
for
somebody's
tea.
In
fear
of
Wolfe
Island
again
on
Ihe
bow
they
get
the
right
course,
and
that
is
just
bow
they
came
to
get
home
on
that
cold
foggy
night,
for
they
followed
directions
ami
got
home
all
right
The
coastal
launch,
owned
by
the
North
American
Life
Insur
ance
Co.,
Vancouver,
is
on
the
ways
for
general
overhaul.
The
power
boat
Klekane,
owned
and
skippered
by
Capt.
McAuley
Of
Vancouver,
who
fishes
in
northern
waters
yearly,
called
Into
port
during
the
week
and
after
doing
minor
repair
work
and
taking
on
provisions,
left
again
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
fine
new
Canadian
schooner
Lysekil,
recently
built
by
X.
M.
McLean
for
Messrs.
Pete
Jensen
and
Ted
Shrubsall,
afler
having
undergone
success-(coutinued
on
page
six)
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
t
Lnn4.
in
uuifn
i.iunour
jsmiu
i.na
uifiriri.
......
n..
......
b.
........,(;
me
Rerortjln(t
pijtnc
or
Rupert.
B.C.;
passengers
'
e
wall
and
that
is
bv
an(l
'
ner
Tow
inn,
Orihtm
isiinj.
..'
.
.
,,
.
,
1
TAKE
NOTICE
thit
I.
Oforfe
W.
Dow-
no
means
the,-end
of
the
tale.
lin.
or
s8
cmbridire
sim-i.
Vmcnuvrr,
n..l
nti,,v
n,T
ivnn,lnni.w.Q
i
u.i..
orcupaiion
inanurtciurer,
mtfnfls
to
..v.i
"
wmn
...
piy
tur
itrnil!lnii
to
le.
the
follow.
various
wftysit
ooked
mighty
lnr
desrribwi
.
land!
ComniMieinir
at
4
il.i
IT
'
I
Port
Manleil
near
the
root
or
Tow
Hill,
in.
ii
,.,..ii
i
i
like
Ihe
nights
would
be
days.
'east
aide,
thence
northerly
to
low
water
t
In
al
IjhiiI
is
slirlilpil
a.o..l
n,ar!t!
thenre
wenterly
rollowlnr
low
waler
,i
iusi
ianu
is
simui
sweel
,mirk
so
chalnas
thenw
aoutherly
thrro
thoughts
Of
home
Wolfe
Islam!
"
c,'slll9S
thence
easterly
SO
chain
to
point
,
.rtmno
tin
,.
Minn
m.
.
H.linl
,
,
..
.
I
of
commencement
.
t
.
.
and
contalulnc
ii
teres,
..ruin.-.
.it.
nimi
u
ui'i.all
I
...uic
or
icsj,
ti..
o.,,.
i
3k
i
0E0R0E
W.
DOWtlNO,
ra
"
vii
i'ii
u
gs
I
Applicant.
right
along
while
the
skipper'
utbi
J
It'
won
won.
Q.J
i
J
It
it
si
4ina
derfully
derfully
til
OlU
VI
cool
cooking,
good
more
crisp,
save
work,
saves
flavory
and
delicious
time.
Always
ready
than
any
other
cereal,
to
serve!
And
after-
on
earth.
Ask
the-
wards
no
sticky
kids
I
-
dishes
to
wash.
CORN
FLAKES
Oven-fresh
always
PAVE
RUTTEN,
Arenl.
Say
e
I
WHY
NOT
TRY
AN
ELECTRIC
BAKE
POUND
CAKE
FROM
YOUR
GROCERS
Today
?
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
LOUISE
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
August
2,
6,
13,
16,
23,
27
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
August
1,
8,
11,
18,
22,
29
8.S.
PRINCES8
BEATRICE.
Per
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ooea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
LI
nee.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert,
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
AIU
Bay,
Tuttday,
B
P.m.
For
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Alart
Bay,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday.
10
A.M.
For
ANTOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Walaa
laland,
Sunday,
S
f.M.
tVr
POMT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
RIvar
CannarlM,
Friday
A.M.
MS
Ind
Amu.
4.
Barnafay,
Ant.
Prlnea
rtupart,
B
O.