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DENTIST
THE
DAHiTKRW
page
fiye
lU-li-.J.JIi.l'-Ul
Type
Your
Laundry
Tickets
on
This
This,
ladies
and
gentlemen,
is
a
picture
of
the
only
Japanese
typewriter
in
captivity.
It
is
known
as
the
'"Hobun"
typewriter.
It
inhabits
the
offices
of
Shanghai,
Tokio
and
other
Oriental
cities;
is
quite
harmless
but
somewhat
difficult
to
control.
It
is
more
complicated
than
the
Theory
of
Relativity,
runs
as
smoothly
as
a
tank
crossing
the
Rockies
and
makes
more
noise
than
a
duet
by
a
boiler
factory
and
a
Salvation
Army
band.
Its
function
is
that
of
typewriting
the
Japanese
language.
It
was
invented
by
an
Irish
mechanic
named
Kiota
Sugimoto
and
was
on
the
market
in
1915.
As
a
piece
of
machinery
it
is
infinitely
superior
to
the
'typewritia
Americana'.
The
tatter
verv
seldom
has
more
than
40
inalion
by
llii1
murine
ovpari-
meal
the
other
day
that
the
gov
ernment
is
considering
the
ques
tion
of
.
excluding
American
risli-cruien
from
using
Canadian
ports
save
for
liuinitarian.
purposes,
such
as
shelter
and
rc-n:ilrs.
has
iiroiluced
a
consider
able
rraelion,
particularly
among
Pacific
Coast
business
houses
thai
are
accustomed
to
supply
lliese
vessels.
II
is
represented
thai
Ihe
agitation
Tor
Ihe
prohibition
of
the
i.
iii.iro
iii
no
wav
reflects
Hie
unanininus
sentiment
or
tin;
i;i..ifin
Coast
interests,
and
Ilia
rmiple
of
day's
hay?
WlP'i
wires
Tor'"
Mill
ii
!
has
refused
to
do
so.
Suggest
Tonnage
Tax
ppremnlnrv
action
is
unlikely.
There
has
been
a
suggestion
I
thai
tonnajre
lax
of
lwoenls,
n
i...iihiI
be
inioosed
on
all
fish
f
arv
II
was
decided
to
have
their
larllT
board
inake
an
investiga
tion
or
Ihe
fishing
business
...
Canada
as
alTecltng
lho
Aiiierl-oan
market,
or
as
carried
on
'9BKSwPKBKtHSSuwt
iiBMWiBPaBBBBBBBBBwMiBBBBBBBBBBBBBM
key,
the
Hobun
has
three
thousand;
tie
Americana
prints
a
total
of
84
characters,
and
the
Hobun
nearly
fiiur
thousand.
Then
again,
anyone
can
operate
the
American
variety
but
how
many
of
our
stenos
could
run
a
Hobun,
with
its
thousands
of
keys
and
hundreds
of
levers.
It
his
(as
we
suspected)
a
unique
key-bpMrd
arrangement.
In
fact,
it
has
no
key-board
at
all.
The
type
is
arranged
face
upward
and
serves
the
dual
purpose
of
key-board
and
pri.iting-type.
To
one
side
of
the
platen
is
a
lever
which,
when
depressed
over
the
desired
character,
affectionately
picks
the
character
up,
rubs
it
gently
on
an
ink-roller
and
finally
conveys
it
up
to
the
platen
on
which
the
paper
is
rolled
and
thus,
triumphantly
prints
the
character.
Request
That
Embargo
be
put
on
American
Halibut
May
Lead
to
Calling
of
Tariff
Parley
The
Vancouver
Province
carried
I
lie
following
under
dale
of
.May
S
from
it
special
correspondent
at
Ottawa
relative
to
Hie
lialihiil
fisheries
situation
and
the
requests
from
Prince
Hii-jierl
thai
an
embargo
be
placed
on
the
landing
or
American
H-h
here:
A
conference
between
representatives
of
the
(Canadian
and
I
njled
Stales
governments
seems
to
lie
the
probable
outcome
of
the
difficulty
that
has
developed
on
the
Pacific
Coast
in
re-LMrd
to
American
fishermen
using
Canadian
porfs.
The
inti-
American
vessels.
The
enquiry
on
Ihe
Pacific
Coast
was
concluded
some
months
ago
am.'.
has
just
recently
been
finished
on
Ihe
Atlantic.
In
view
of
the
strong
for
Ihe
exclusion
of
United
Slates
fishermen
Jroui
the
priv
ileges
they
enjoy
on
llieM'ar.ifiQ,
Ihe
whole,
question
is
very
much
lq
Ihe
front.
.
Already
American
vessels
are
not
allowed
to
use
Atlantic
ports
and
there
has
been
considerable
American
protest
as
a
result.
If
Washington
reiuses
io
nego
tiate,
(,
t
I
bore
is
every
reason
to
been
kepi
J'J'.
X-Dv'
'''
s,!ii2llUlJSIi
Soii.e
WHtni
fiAe
aslie.1
llio'fo
protect
the
InlTrFsTs
fiPtTan-
iteiiartotcnt
to
disavow
the
cinic-
nilian
fishermen
Hie
same
as
,,.i
iniinmiimt.
but
naturally
it.
United
Stales
is
'
pViileeting
theirs.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Pilnne
Rupert
i.i
..i
(ii.iniiim
Pacific
port
!
n
-
iiiiiuiu
hi
by
American
fishermen,
but
May.
11,
1915.
....
such
a
policy
has
objectionable
.1.
H.
Slirrat,
who
lias
a
heavy
,.,,mu
li
mi'.'lil
be
construed
ns;rontrael
at
the
dry
dock,
left
retaliation.
What
is
hoped
will
come
out,
!of
Iho
agilalinn
is
a
conrerener'
or
the
representatives
I
between
two
governments
that
will
lead
In
a
modiricalion
or
Ihe
American
larllT
against
Canadian
fish.
Camfdiaus
naturally
consider
it
most
unfair
Hint,
while
Ihe
United
Stales
larifr
excludes
jlhefr
'calch
from
Ihe
American
market,
their
own
ports,
are
bo,
ling
used
freely
by
their
eoni-Ipelllirs
us
the
base
of
their
!siie.ee'ssrul
and
profilable
opera-
lions,
Taplff
Board
Probe
ti.a
miecestlnn
of
the
confer
marie
"
some
time
ago
.
ence
ence
was
was
iimuf
yesterday
morning
by
Ihe
Prince
(leorge
for
the
south.
Cap!.
John
Irving
or
Victoria,
returned
on
Muulay
evening
fmm
jiu
Inspection
oT
some.
mining
ln-oiierlies
in
Ihe
inler
lor.
lie
leH
for
the
south
on
the
Princess
May.
1
A.
Deilhrieh
or
the
Hrilisji
Columbia
liqnipmeni
t-o.,
pi
Vancouver
who
has"
a
contract
at
the
local
dry
dock,
wejil
south
yesterday
morning.
He
expects
to
return
in
a
few
days.
Three
prisoners
sentenced
by
.Indue
Cahler
in
Prince
(lenrge
'
and
at
"one
slane
the
Uniled
wore
brought
,
...
here,
on
,,
Sunday
,
Stales'
praclicnlly
agreed
lo
ll.Whl
under
charge
of
Inspector
b,.1.
arterwards,
ns
a
p.elhniu-Owen.
I.ey
wrre
taken
Boull.
on
the
Prince
fieorg.k.
n.
V..
Wflid,
lining
car
con-duclor
on
the
U.T.P.
received
a
message,
from
headquarters
We
have
stated
that
the
machine
is
complicated
but
really
it
is
simplicity
itself
you
merely
learn
the
Japanese
language
and
a
few
thousand
of
ideographic
Chinese
characters;
familiarize
yourself
with
the
Hobun's
three
thousand
keys,
acquire
mastery
over
its
multiplicity
of
levers
and
then
go
ahead
and
type.
The
specimen
shown
above
was
captured
by
Canadian
Pacific
officials
in
China
and
now
occupies
much
of
the
floor
space
of
their
office
in
Shanghai.
The
expert
Chinese
stenographer
seated
in
front
of
it,
has
been
known,
when
a
rush
is
on,
to
produce
as
much
as
one
whole
page
of
neatly
typed
Chinese
ideographs
a
day
on
his
Hobun.
This
record
has
not
yet
been
beaten.
'
yesterday
afternoon
informing
him
thai
his
brother
had
beer
;
killed
in
action
at
If
ho
front.
',
The
Mao
in
the
Moon
J
.VS:-
THK
Chinese
hav
set
a
good
fashion
in
shooting
their
ban
ilili.
It
saves
lime
and
money.
THK
beauty
of
visiting
other
cities
is
dial
we
see
how
much
heller
our
own
home
town
i
I
ban
theirs.
.
.
ALL
aboard
foKdhe
bonllre
picnic
at
Hisby
Island
to-night
to
help
Ihe
eliillieir
ward
rund.
You'll
save
fuel
aiid
light
at
home.
.'
WE
wonder
-If
ii
wilj
be
so
hoi
in
I'rince
unpen
iiiis
summei
at
we'll
see
sun
llshl
soap.
VK
read
that,
it
lakes
a
small
rraelion
or
a
cent
to
.slop
a
car
hut
it
lakes
a1
heCk.vpf
a
lot
.of
pep
to
start
a
motor
boat.
IS
,
a
pcrsoil
wlidji.cnti
tazaarjia;
fitifaeh
$t
.
WrHll"
nloliier
'who've,'
a
ju'uii
pack
to
eiilianei
her;
style
of
lieauly
cannot
very
well
chastise
her
little
boy
for
treling
his
face
dirty.
THK
trouble
with
belling
on
horse,
rarins
is
tlnitJho
horses
lire
so
slow.
DON'T
ask
Tor
feed
beer
by
Ihe
glass
this
summer
or
you'll
gel
on
beer.
NOW
that
Congoleum
week
js
wilh
us
let
us
lake'n
day
ntV
and
"Congol."
L-
m
WITH
Ihe
sliring
cleaning
season
back
again
Pa
will
doubtless
be
able
to
find
Vonm
of
those
wandering
collar
studs.
SKI.F
denial
is
alright
when
it
conies
down
to
a
second
help
ing
of
Mr.i.
Xewlywed's
cake.
IT
keeps
many
pcmSe
poor
trying
lo
look
pnsp?rous.
IIF-CAUPK
a
man
owns
a
motor
boat
il
diesn'l
necessarily
follow
that
there,
is
no
help
for
him.
...
WHF.X
turning
the
riywbeel
don't
jump
back
suddenly
or
you
may
capsize
Ihe
boat.
OF
course
you've
heard
Ihe
;
story
about
the
cow
with
a
NO
MORE
FOOLING
did
Abraham
Lincoln
show
his
shrewdness
NOWHERE
of
judgment
to
better
effect
than
in
that
famous
utterance
which
ended,
"You
can't
fool
all
the
people
all
the
time."
In
the
past,
there
were
a
few
misguided
advertisers
who
thought
they
could
sell
their
wares
better
by
misrepresentation.
But
those
advertisers
have
long
since
gone
out
of
business
or
mended
their
ways.
Hard
experience
taught
that
Lincoln
was
right.
Untruthful
advertising
doesn't
pay.
Other
advertisers
proved
that
the
only
way
to
advertise
successfully,
make
regular
customers
and
build
up
public
good-will
was
to
tell
the
absolute
truth
about
their
goods.
So,
you
can
be
sure
that
every
consistently
advertised
product
is
good.
The
advertising
test
has
proved
it.
The
very
fact
that
it
is
advertised
is
your
best
warranty
of
satisfaction
and
true
quality.
The
concern
that
tells
you
frankly
what
it
is
doing
is
a
good
concern
with
which
to
do
business.
That
is
why
it
pays
to
read
the
advertisements,
to
patronize
advertisers,
and
to
buy
advertized
merchandise.
wooden
leg
and
the
man
who
Aol
splinters
in
his
lingers
milking
her.
TIIKIIH
was
a
young
man
oT
Who
went
mil
to
swank
at
a
fair.
Hul
the
heal
ot
Ihe
sun
laused
all
kinds
or
Tun
b'nv
it
incited
the
grease
in
It
is
hair.
SPRINGTIME
BRINGS
ITTS
SPRING
CLEANING
Undoubtedly
spring
cleaning
is
the
most
popul
hi
this
season
It's
mighty
good
business
r,it
nf
IliA
l.nllCA
IB
nla'ni'G
niiT.
!
'
Telegraphic
Address:
"Bushmarirje
Prince
Rupert."
TUGBOATS
Oay
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
Anyox;
Mr,
ami'
Mrs.
Jl.
V,
Sin-(iti)r,
,
Invcruiis;
(!.
K.
riV
J.a
Mollie,
Victoria;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
7
.
,
indoor
"port
V'"',!
'-
PiHIis
and
W.
.Hi
ley,
ar
.,.
w.
I'ea,
C.N.H.
V.
Sch-or
the
year,
lho
.
V.
,
.
...
I
.
the
,,
or
V
IM-
Jones,
.luneau;
Mrs.
A.
W
lain
or
the
team
rest
us
make
up
Ihe
crew,
lloutine
work
is
yiven
the
.go-by.
All
must
take
a
share
in
scrilbbing
the
paint,
beating
the
carpets
and
bathing
Ihe
cat.
.'
To
make
it.
easy
lor
the
ona
who
does
the..nosl
ot
the
work,
sen
that
she
buys
bakers'
bread
instead
or
baking
tier
own.
Klec-Iric
Hread
is
best.
I'rom
your
grocer
or
from
us,
lb
Kleclrio
Window
Hakeries.
lit
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Johnson,
Seattle;
.1.
Paulis,
Cedarvale.
Central
J.
niarklnirn,
A.
W.
I).
Flower
uiut
W.
KininiHonlh,
Vancouver;
IS.
Chasly,
J
l)uggan
and
Hob
Miller.
C.N.H.;
S.
Smllti,
city;
A.
Dorman,
Hums
Lake:
II.
Drummond,
Kxslew;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
F.
Lawrence,
Cape
St.
James,
Q.C.L
SWAKSON
BAY
LUMSER
Union
freighter
Chilliwack,
with
Capl.
C.
11.
Sinilh
again
on
the
bridge
rollowing
bis
trip
to
I
In-
Old
Country
In
bring
out
the
W.
H.
Shakespeare,
Mr.
and
.company's
new
steamer,
Laiy
Mrs.
It.
(iarrelL
J.
p.
Maclaren.lCynlbin,
arrived
in
port
l
4
0.
R.
Williams,
1.
S.
'McMillan,
'o'clock
yeMcrday
ariernoiin
and.
Lome
Mcl.eod,
Charles
llow-bolham,
11.
Moncrietr,
T.
Kirk-wond,
II.
C.
ltalpli,
A.
Scott.
L,
I).
Cook,
T.
(!.
(Sarrelt,
J.
Cham
i
after
unloading
carload
of
himber
at
the
O.T.P.
dock
Jor
i"ransslipinenl
Hast,
to
Hock
In
land,
III.
from'
the
Swanson
Hay
!bers,
I..
O.
lo'eett,
Capl.
J.
Mcsawniill
over
lho
C..N.H.
and
coal
Kernnn
and
L.
1'.
Kyle,
Naneoii-
and
cement
for
Albert
A
McCaN
ver;
Mr.
aivl
Mrs.
F.
K.
Halls,)
f,.ry
sailed
early
Ibis
niorning.
J.
W.
Halls,
A.
c.
Ditgcr
amti
fur
Stewart
lloberl
U.
Thomson,
Winnipeg;
Mrs.
II.
Owen,
F.dinonlon;
II.
A.
llorstman,
Klewrl;
(I.
H.
Mc
Mrs.
Perkins
of
Ihe
Prince
Kiiperl
Hotel,
who
has
been
Oa.llum,
Ottawa;
Mrs.
J.
II.
Upending
the
winter
in
Seattle
Young,
Terrace;
A.
i.
Malhesnn,
jnnd
California,
relumed
to
Hie
Wales
Island;
Hose
(Simpson,
city
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
Peter
O'Neill
and
Patrick
O'Neill,
aHernoon,
DRY
Night
.
Phones
687
539
Black
735
Gr.
601
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
60c
Per
Saol
HydeTransfer
138
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
Wr
BUY
BOTTLES.
BlueroxPups
For
dtlvcrv
July
XHh
to
30th,
1925,
ONLY
Ltr
dtllMry,
24
pif
cent
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COST
LESS.
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nil
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rar.
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tor
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nil!
100
INCREASE
GUARANTEED
2,
3
or
4
jr.
old
Brttdtrt,
with
or
without
100
pr
ctnt
lncr,
our
guirnt
backtd
by
mpl
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and
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of
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flat.
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