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Fop
Breads,
Cakes,
Puddings,
Pastries
Ynur
puddings
are
palatini-,
why
use
Five
llo-.es?
s.inply
becuuse
you
want
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m
iff
digestible.
Five
Hoses
.Idings
digest
un-ton-iimly
every
spoonful
is
a
as'y
source
of
vitality.
John
L
Christie
?ales
Agent
Prince
Rupert
Now
for
a
SoortSkirt
ind
Sweater
"Demers"
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
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327
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End
Specials
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AND
VEGETABLES
Si
av.derrte.
per
hskt,
15c
t
!ir
ics,
per
II)
35c
Pe:
no,
per
dm.
.
50o
I'
nv
per
bskt
1
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per
liskt.
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each
20o
A
25c
rail
Ln
lure.
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for
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umbers,
enrh
15c
20c
li.ilhone
Tomatoes.
Its.
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3
li-v
for
$1.00
Phone
Your
Order
Early
Mussallem's
417-423
Fifth
Ave.
East.
18
and
$4
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
it.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
MQtor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Movlnej.
Phe
continued
wet
weal
tier
ha
was
too
much
for
Claude,
who
been
somewhat
of
a
diawhaci
thereupon
stopped
the
eager
in
certain
branches
or
waterfront
craft
and
scrambling
ashore,
business
this
week,
more
especi-
armed
with
a
hastily
made
net
ally
in
the
boat
painting
end
of'
and
iiole.
made
iWncriifn
,.fru-t
it,
while
there
has
been
a
dearth
r
activity
among
the
smaller
boats
in
carrying
oul
minor
outdoor
repair
work.
Many
native
boats
have
been
in
port
this
week,
and
prior
to
brought
in.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
of
Application
for
Beer
License
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
on
the
1
1
Hi
day
or
June
next,
the
undersigned
intends
to
.apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
for
i
licenee
in
respect
'
lo
premises
being
part
of
the
building
known
as
Hudson
Hay
Hold,
Telegraph
(Creek,
JI.C.
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lots
3
and
t,
block
2,
I
map
975,
Prince
Huperl
Land
'llecislralion
District,
in
.the
Pro
vince
of
Urilish
Columbia,
for
the
sale
or
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
Hie
premise.
Dated
this
25lh
day
of
May.
1P25.
r.IUC
McOKFJl,
Lessee
ROOFINGS
to
capture
the
peculiar
freaks
of
nature,
According
to-
reports
from
authoritative
sources
Claude
succeeding
iu
capturing
what
he
termed
several
flying
shrimps,
but
the
slmck
'proved
too
much
and
the
next
thing
be
leaving
on
seining
exploits,
haveU-emejiibered
was
being
on
board
had
seinging
turn
tables
install-
(he
boat
with
the
engine
slonned
ed
on
the
stern.
The
halibut
situation
remains
satisfactory,
in
that
a
good
vol-
at
a
broken
piece
of
.shrimp
hauling
machinery
in
his
hand.
II
is
surmied
by
the
f)ret
secret
service
-that
Claude
got
hit
With
lime
of
fish
has
been
landed.
Ih;lhe
broCen
piece-
of
machinery
feature
of
which
has
been
theiwhich
would
account
for
the..,un-exeellence
of
the
quality
.of
fishlcanny
sight
of
'shrimp
perched
The
-
scnogner"
ilsunii,
owned
by
(he
-Tokf?-
Dye
-WorK'
is
10
be
taken
up"
onUhe
-McLean
-ways
slalIeTl.5
-
vQJP,
.ir.'
r'
!
'There's
a
Harrett
Roofing
that's
definitely
right
f
'for
anv
tvne
of
huildinc-your
home,
your
garage,
i
IF
t
your
ham
or
your
implement
shed.
J
..
'
Let
us
show
you
these
artistic,
rugged
roofings,
v
L-
,
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Jobbers.
V
V
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
For
Sale
by
all
Hardware
and
Paint
Dealers.
I
1
OttW&J
omgs
of
the
Moquito
Fleet
which
is
the
.
WH
Ww?j
Chief
ource
of
Prince
Rupert's
prosperity
WMfi
report
that
Willi
the
exception
ofjinediaiiir'al
repairs
done
on
hei
(fighting
one
or
two
blustery
days
I
lie
weather
on
the
high
spots
ha
beep
very
fair
and
rejnunerativ
fishing
has
been
carried
on.
There
has
been
a
strong
demand
for
Canadian
raughl
fish
and
prices
offered
on
the
Fish
F.t-
now
and
will
leave
shrimp,
jungles
over
end."
Two
Mishaps
There
have
been
two
mishaps
lo
schooner,
reported
this
week
change
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
jwhiej,
fortunately
were.
unatl
end-
gave
Hie
home
boats
a
lead
overi
the
Americans.
On
Wednesday,
while
Hie
Canadians
received
less
for.
firt
class
fish,
they
trained
several
points
in
price
for
second
class
fares.
'
Flying
Shrimps
II
has
taken
skipper
Claude
Leigh
of
the
good
shrimping
ship
IlesquK
to
discover
the
latest
monstrosity
still
unknown
to
science
in
the
form
of
flying
shrimps.
t'nforlunalely
Claude
was
so
overcome
by
the
discovery
that
he
failed
to
hritg
in
any
specimens
.but
this
Ife.
ha
promised
to
rectify
mi
his
nex.t
trip
In
the
shrimp
jungles.'
The
llesqtiil
was
fishing
for
shrimp
ed
with
any
.
serious
consequences.
The
Canadian
schooner
Tiernan.
Cant.
I'ederson.
a
usual
in
local
waters.
arid,as
a
half
interest
while
dragging
Hie
net
Irehiml
(
,hoori'Pr
Lvsekil,
will
Cy
ArneU'V-Hea.dowbronk.
ranch
siJualed
in
tht
Kraer'
valley.
On
E.C.'s
recent
trip
jont
Ii
Cy
invited
liini
to
"spend,
a
few
days
at
(lie
ranch
ami
become
acquainted'
jWitii
Hie
livestock.
The
morning
i
after
Hie
visitor'
arrival
the
jraneh
owner
look
oat
ti
lilie
nuMlurn
'to
view
the
herd
On
that
particular
morning
the
prize
bull
of
the
place,
happened
io
he
at
large
and
there
wa
KltineUiing
in
K.tir
broadcasting
apparatus
which
did
not
gibe-
'
IV
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
rill
inntii
'i
n
rr
jnt
r
less
time
than
it
take
to
tell
the
bull
had
lowered
its
fighting
apparatus
and'made
for
the
toreador
in
an
effort
to
run
him
off
Che
farm.
However,
the
toreador
had
not
been'
using
packets
of
Hull
Durham
all
hi
life
for
molding:
and
determined
lo
take
the
bull
around
the
field
and
show
it
some
new
scenery.
Like
a
tin
lizzie
primed
with
hair
oil,
Mr.
Oibons
set
out
at
the
dead
run
with
the
bull
following,
a
ehfe
second
and
all
went
well
until
a
small
footbridge
was
reached.
Here
the
toreador
decided
to
gel
a
breathing
spell
thinking
that
such
a
great
mass
of.
meat
for
such
Hie
hull
.wa
could
not
cross
the
bridge.
Scrambling
under
the
bridge,
the
toreador
sat
down'
to
think
-.up
Intoining
skipper
'in
trees.
The
Hesquit
is
havingjnew
forms
of
slralegy
;
in
bull
hut
lh
bull,
evidently
for
(
tie
sensing
the
idea,
was
having
Uie
week
.none
of
it.
Charging
over
Ihe.
..Skipper
John
FyMd
ha.Mind
the
nowcr
boat
Hatlelt
W
on
(he
(Ward
way
for
engine
overhaul
Ibis
week
prior
lo
engaging
in
salmon
packing
aclivilies.
,
A
Local'
Toreador
Of
courf
we
all
k'nqw-what
a
wonderful
broncho
Jmser
K.
C.
Gibbons,
proved
hiiuVeV
to
1P
at
the
Smilh'ers
fair
last
year,
and
with
what
pride
Dave
Thomson
presented
him
with
a
medal
for
hi
'heroic
riding,
but
lo
learn
thai
fc,-
C.
i
a
toreador
of
renown
and'lhaL.
he
is
never
hap-ipier
Jhan
when
locking'
horns
willi
h
ferocious
bull"
is
a
new
angle
on
his
bravery.
Ye
A,
-sir,
Applicant,
its
a
fact
and
it
all
happened
on
Lay
Handsome,
Weathertight
Roofs
Today,
at
Surprisingly
moderate
cost,
you
can
have
a
.
colorful
artistic
roof.
For
Barrett
Multi-Shingles
are
not
only
attractive
but
durable.
They're
made
and
laid
four
shingles
to
a
strip.
This
effects
a
big
saving
in
laying
costs.
And
they're
artistic
'
surfaced
'with
slate
in
unfading
colors
-soft
red,
moss
green
or
blue,-black.
Moreover
they're
fire-safe-won't
rot
or
rust
and
never
need
painting
or
staining.
bridge
Mr.
Itovril
arrived
safely
the
other
side
with
Ihe
toreador
iln
the
lead.
Eventually
our
hero
gained
the
shelter
of
a
barn
and
"there
gave
the
bull
a
good
lesson
in
dodging
around
corner..
The
dodging
game,
kept
up
until
the
hull
eventually
lay
down
with
exhaustion
when
II
he
conquering
rauslit
fire
in
Hecate
traits
hmfhrro
sal
on
it
head
and
waveiJ
arrived
safPK-
in
nort
on
Tlmr-:
fiis
hat.
Cy.
Arnelt
said-lie
never
blay
and
aflPr
having
undergone
""C"
a
moving
sigiu
m
nia
mechanical
jepairs
at
the-
dry
me
"euire.
-dock
has
since
Je
ft
for
the
fish-
ing
grounds.
Hie
Canadian
TV
Canadian
schooner
Koy-schooner
Tiilie
S..
Capf.
Tippin.
broke.
her
clutch
while
on
hit
a
rock
while
relurning
from:11"'
fing
grounds.-and
had
lo
the
hishsnots
and
did
-
some
"e
i,,vv'"
"'
"enuiis
n
uu
daiuage
Jo
the
hull.
Repairs
twero,"fadt'
al
,1,p
drydock
carried
o,ut
al
the
,MC4,ean
yarls
and
tlia
sfhooner
left
poet
oi
Thursday.
in
Hie
proceed
in
the
blue
depth
near
the
rocky
to
halibut:
banks
as
soon
a
shore
he
chanced
lo
look
into
thpho
work
'1s
cTwriplelccL
bush.
His
optics
roeused
on
what
he
thought
looki'd
lik
shrimps
with
fluttering
wings
pcivlieil
m
the
trees.
The
sight
The-
Canudian.scfiofinpr
Jlrandt
Capt.'Jim
Morrison
has
con-pleled
1
lie
engine
overhaul
on
the
tugboat
Tide
Hip
of
the
George
Hushliy
fleet.
Tboi
Tide
Hip
is
nl
Kdwards
'is
'nn
the
Mcl.enn
uw
engaged
on
fflwlng
work
in
!onnedion
With
H.Q.building
of
way
for
re-caulkhig.
Cap,
who
the
elevajor.
The
.Canadian
schooner
D.C.F.
Jwis
been
up
on
the
Ward
ways
for
painting
-und
rudder
rejiairs.
The
eleclrlcal
work
on
Ihe
new
John
Wicks'
halibut
schooner
.is
Hearing
completion
at
Ihe
hands
of
Ihe
Ward
Klectric
Company.
'The
new
boat
is
expected
lo
lie
equipped
with
gear
and
on
Ihe
fishing
banks
by
the
end
ol
the'
month.
The
Vickt-rs-Pc
Iters
diesel
engine,
with
which
the
boat
Js
powered,
has
been
filled
wilh
three
different
starling
devices:
elect
rieiil,
torch
and
George
Cadwallader
and
Ed
Vnlpy
left
for
the
Port
Edward
cannery
'yesterday
Ton
(he
former1.
power
boat
Silver
Slar
on
a
gill-nelliilg
expedition.
The
Silver
Star
i-s
a
30
foot
lat
and
i
powered
wilh
a
0
h.p.
Ailams
engine.
CapUi'X.
,Svans(nV
Prince
Hu-
pefl
Doathouse,
has
pinvhanpd
Ihe
circular
saw
and
planer
from
Ihe
defunct
-'Seal
Cove
Marine
Way..
Thoy
are
being
installed
al
the
boalhouse
for
use'
in
con
nection
wilh
boat
building
Gravel
Contract
Tlio
Vancouver
Salvage
and
Dredging
Comjyiny
have
secured
Ihe
contract
from
Carter-Halls-
Mdinger
Co.
who
are
responsible
for
the
erection
of
the
elevator
superstructure,
to
furnish
be
tween
30,000
and
35,000
cubio
yards
of.
gravel
for
concrete
In
be
used
in
Ihe
.work,
Ihe
gravel
will
be
obtained
at
Stewart
and
the
tug
H.K.M.,
Vancouver,
wil'
tow
the
Vancouver
Salvage
Go.'s
dredgo
scow
up
to
Stewart
an.d
will
bring
down
the
gravel
to
lite
elevator
as
Ihe
work
proceeds.
The
lupboat
W'ifrwam,
Gap!
Claude
Kelvlim
i
occupied
at
Digby
mam!
in
launcmnp:
i
no
lnruo
scow
which
lias
been
inoor-
M
there
for
some
monlbn
pus
I.
The
seow
will
be
temporarily
repaired
here
and
t)wcd
lo
Vancouver
for
final
overhaul,
Pile
Pulling
The,
Currie
pile
driver
Is
em
ployed
on
lifting
piles,
fiini
old
quarantine,
wharf
at
DiRby
Island
for
Ibo
Norlhern
Con
struction
Company,
in
connection
with
their
elevator
fill
contract.
Somethind
New!
SMOKERS
always
prefer
their
tobacco
in
perfect
condition;
this
is
assured,
when
they
demand
it
packed
in
the
famous
Vacuum
(air-tight)
tins.
.
The
following
well
known
brands
ars
now
packed
in
the
famous
Vacuum
(air-tight)
tins.
OLD
CHUM
Virginia
Flake
CUT
SMOKING
Tobacco
REf
EATER
FINE
CUT
(Pipe
or
Ggarette
Tobacco)
R
EX
Smoking
MIXTU
R
E
(for
Pipe
or
Ggarette)
DIXIE
Bright
PLUG
SMOKING
Tobacco
OLD
VIRGINIA
Bright
PLUG
SMOKING
Tobacco
ODGEN'S
CUT
PLUG
Smoking
Tobacco
OUBtN'b
FINE
CUT
(Pipe
or
Ggarette
Tobacco)
Always
ask
for
the
Famous
Vacuum
(Air-Ti
mi
i
a
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
Third
Avenue
The
piles
have
hcen
towed
over
lo
Ibo
elevator
site
liy
the
launch
.Ipy
Hi
ril,
Capl.
Jack
Cook.
A
seow
load
of
lumber
In
tow
of
the
lupUoal
M.T.3.,
Cap
I..
H.
flreen,
arrived
from
(iPorKetowit
on
Tliurwlay
for
the
Hig
Jlay
Lumber
Co.'s
liH'al
yard.
Skipper
"OolT
Lambly
is
speiid-
in
a
well
earned
vacation
on
Ihe
launch
Myfawny
ilowii
Iho
coasl
(leolv,
who.n
company
is
eagerly
souRht
in
local
society,
has
found
the
.slrain
upon
his
nervous
system
So
Kreal
lhal
ho
has
been
forced
lo
seek
seclusioit
In
reinole,pars,
i
will
dotibl-
less
return
to
jwut
when'
the
early
'sprfngr
sociely"
seusun
is
on
the
wane.
The
power
boat
.Moresby,
fliipl
Philip
Douglas,
is
in
portHmMii
the
Sunnysidc
cannery
having
a
seine
winch
installed
at
the
Akerbcrg-Thomson
shops.
The
'
power
boat
,
Heal
rice?!
I
I
Capt.
Hans,
cleared
for
the
l.owe
....
f.fn-.l,...
n
Velning
exploit.
The
boal
Laurel
Leaf,
owned
by
the
B.A.
cannery,
Port
E9-
in
SATURDAY
EVENING
SPECIALS
Axminster
Rug
one
only,
9x
10
1-2
$29.70
1
Brussels
Rug
one
only,
9x9
$19.60
BARRYMORE
GUARANTEED
RUGS
This
it
gtmuM
BARRYMORE
RUG,
wo
t
carefully
ftcWcted
material,
dyt4
with
last
coUrt,
and
ewry
prvcauuon
taken
to
tnsurt
tatialaction.
Wt,
th
Toronta
Carpet
Mfj
Co
Limited.
uar-antct
tlii
ruf
amt
any
delect
in
manufactur.
af
fHtacrrd
f
Toronto
Carfit
Mro.
Co,
umtrt
TORONTO
CHOa
Stair
;
Carpet
per
yard
.
75c
&
$1.50
Wool-jute
Rugs
fringed;
9
only,
each
$3.05
Phone
123
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Krizzell
Hiitcher
Shop,
awoss
-
from
the
Empress
llolel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
'
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
singlon.
is
haviiifr
engine
reuairs
executed
on
her
al
Ihe
Akcrberg-
Thoiiisoti'
shop's,
including
vaU-'u
grinding.
.
Tim
Fredelia
HI.
owned
by
Ihe
Wallace
Fisheries,
is
in
port
gelling
a
cylinder
head
yelded.
I.ouls
'I,wker,
the
logger
of
Porclier
Hand
fame,
arrived
in
port
this
week
on
his
power
boat
Lewis
Isl'anM
vlo
obtain
mechanical
'
xupplie
In.
connection
with
1.1.
t
:
Arrivals
iiierienn
Cedric,
Conslilu
Ijytn,
Pipneer,1
Atlanlie,
Portlock,
Gladstone,
Happy,
Augustus,
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on
page
six)
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
EASTERN
CANADA,
UNITED
STATES,'
And
to
JASPER
NATIONAL
PARK.
One.
way
Via
Vancouver
or
direct
rail
both
directions.
For
fuU
information
apply:
R.
F.
McNAUOHTON,
District
Passenger
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.