THE
KING'S
MESSAGE
'By
Hi
rart
of
love
tnd
wtrfy,
both
hi
friiet
'
,rar-jolra'ion
IrMtf
hat
lecome
honored
and
endeared
to
the
hetrtt
of
the
.Vafiowt
of
the
IFerU.
QEOltQE
K.
1.
j
W
the
Wy
tnd
tlie
aptrif
for
almost
slxtv
vears
tlie
KaWa-
U
Army
kaa'
been
doing
Ua
KWieent
.work
with
ever
growing
THE
DAILY
rTEWB
page
nvi
GIFT
YOUR
Something
New!
MATTERS
What
will
you
give
to
the
$100,000.00
Salvation
Army
(Diamond
Jubilee
Self
Denial
Fund?
If
you
arc
in
sympathy
with
the
work
of
the
Salvaiiun
Army
and
who
today
is
not
?
this
Jubilee
-Appeal
is
your
opportunity
to
express
it
in
the
most
practical
form.
The
Army
asks
you
this
'
year
whether
you
go
to
church
or
not
to
send
a
gift
this
week
to
,
the
Diamond
Jubilee
Self
Denial
'Fund.
TUe
minimum
to
be
raised
is
$100,000;
a
very
much
larger
sum,
as
every
one
Knows,
could
ie
mnf
ustfulk
employed.
The
Armv
i
rnnfidnt
tii
;
i""
-
.
j
-
'
.
intti
lit
Western
Canada,
where
its
liumanit.irf.in
-
-
w
aua
atwuja
IMhu-
been
reanably
well
supported,
this
appeal
shall
not
be
I
in
vain.
WHAT
THE
ARMY
IS
DOING
Tb
obiect
of
the
Salvation
Army
in
Canada
Weat,
aa
in
all
other
rountriei
of
the
world
ii,
and
always
In
i
bun,
to
aid
in
making
it
a
lttr
jountrr
to
live
in.
ThU
can
t
aecomplitiied
onlr
by
eliminating
t
dirtrm,
vice
and
e
rime.
Every
man
ltd
women
transformed
Into
a
ttw-ikiding
elt-rwpertins
citizen
i
an
,tmt
toward
tl
nation'
increased
r
production.
TLU
ia
That
the
Salvation
Army,
in
tuny
countries
ia
doing
day
by
lij,
Frera
the
very
drejra
of
humanity
it
ii
THcreatinp
men
and
worotn.
'Wherever
there
ia
a
broken,
hope1ea
man
or
woman,
write
Sir
Rider
Hifrd,
quoted
here
in
brief,
irbfrTfr
there
ia
an
open
offender,
peraiatent
drunkard
or
drug
fiend,
Ii
t
poor
girl
in
trouble,
a
starving
itoman
a
would-!
suicide,
an
Ipioritt,
nntaujrht,
tortured
child,
a
dmr
of
all
i'.at
is
ill,
a
dweller
in
j
the
tit
of
despair,
there,
in
peace
;
or
w,
ahsnst
from
pole
to
pole,
ia
i
the
Sihition
Army,
to
uplift,
to
suectM.
Its
fijrht
ajralnst
all
tlie
forces
uf
evil
has
never
slackened.
Its
work
has
been
in
the
open
and
a
known
to
alf.
It
haa
soujrht
to
resent
tlie
iwriahing,
care
for
the
dyii
to
lift
up
Hie
fallen.
It
has
done
this
from
the
beginning
with
inmiflieient
money.
The
Salvation
Army
is
joor.
It
lives
literally
from
hand
to
mouth.
If
everilt
needed
money
in
Canada
West,
it
needs
it
now.
Its
own
people
arc
poor,
but
it
asks
them
annually
to
exercise
additional
self
denial
and
to
give
the
money
so
saved
to
thia
great
cause.
SELF
DENIAL
Self
Denial
Week
In
Canada
Wert
in
1925
begins
.May
10.
The
effort
extends,
however,
through
must
of
the
month.
The
seven
davs
commencing
May
3,
is
a
week
of
prayer,
and
the
week
commencing
Hay
17
will
be
devoted
to
the
effort
of
tlie
young
people.
Friends
everywhere
are
welcomed
and
invited
to
join
and
take
part
in
thia
Effort,
to
unite
with
Salvationists
in
the
practice
of
apeclal
sell
denial
at
this
time
and
to
make
a
gift
to
tlie
humanitarian
work
of
the
Army
at
home
and
abroad.
MAY
4
TO
16.
MISSING!
FLAT
WORK
IRONING
Not
much
left
f
washday
when
you
use
out"
s0ft
fi-Usti
service.
No
tub
7
all
tht
cashing
is
don;.
No
clothesline
everything
comes
Dack
dry.
And
no
fiat-work
ironing
that,
too,
is
completely
cared
for.
The
hardest
and
longest
part
of
washday
is
missing
and
this
family
service
is
so
low
priced
that
it's
an
economy
as
well
as
a
convenience.
Let
us
call
this
week
and
take
away
the
part
of
washday
that
you'll
be
most
happy
to
miss.
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Gleaners
Send
if
Phone
8
a
foihe
'Sundry
:
BKKai
chief
source
of
Prince
Rupert'at
prosperity
ffliMi
........
i
Sales
Good
Money
Tight
Tlx-
waterfront
retailors
report
iin
increased
volutin1
of
sales
over
Ilic
corresponding
period
last
year
but
stale
t
Ii
at
money
is
lijrlil
as
a
result
nf
Hie
ennlin-tieil
low
prices
of
fish.
Tlie
local
slii
jtyarils
continue
busy
ami
liave
sullicicnt
work
on
hand
to
keep
Uiein
ftMiiployed
Ifor
Ihe
next
three
moti
t
lis.
'I'iie
work
includes
Hie
building
of
new
Tlie
persistent
wintry
weather
has
been
tlie
means
of
provenl-jug
a
large
number
of
trolling
boats
from
leaving
for
lh
sal
mon
grounds.
The
wo)
weather
has
greatly
inlerfered
with
painting
work.
However.
Hie,
be
lated
(rollers
arc
fully
occupied
upon
overhauling
ttieir
respec
tive
boats
and
gear
and
early
next
week
Hie
main
flotilla
of
the
local
Irollors
will
leave
for
the
Hippo
Island
area.
Price
Comparison
While
Hie
main
Ionic
if
dis-cussjim
on
(he
waterfront
is
Hi
mailer
of
prices
otTered
on.
lh
Fisli
Kxrhniig4
Tor
fresh
Jialibul,
Hie
following
comparison
of
prices
prevailing
today
as
against,
this
time
should
bo
of
interest.
-
Canadian
J
SIS
I.
April
1C.
-1
.
311.
2K.
29.
30.
Il.ll.ic.
c.
12.10c.
7c.
.Ul(
fie.
It.7e.
5e.
Ainericati
tojJc.
'e.
12c.
lie.
last
1025.
8.0c.
H.Kc.
I
t.lc.
K.Dc.
W.
Pilling
1s
building
a
V.-botlnm
IH
fool
lioal
for
Joe
Antony,
section
foreman
at
Tyee.
The
boat
wlien
completed
will
ho
powered
Willi
a
r.h.p.
Cailio-Per-feclion
engine.
A
new
keel
lias
been
laid,
al
the
Suga
yards
for
a
28
foot
I
rollings
Wat,
for
ieo.
Papodopu-
lis.
The
nov
t
roller
will,
have
7
Vi
-fV'''tieani.
'fiffftr
diffi.n.l
upon
completion
will
be
powered
with
a
7
h.p.
Halliday
engine.
A
Columbia
river
boat
is
beiny.
converted
Inlo
a
trolling
boat
at
the
Cow
Hay
creek
ways
for
Cecil
Ross
of
Port
Simpson.
The
boat
will
be
powered
with
a
new
0
h.p.
Vivian
engine.
Capt.'jrdm
Hanson
has
hail
considerable
remoiieiiing
worn
done.
recenllyNat
the
Cow
Hay
creek
ways
on
his
trolling
boat
Fox,
inelinling
the
erection
of
a
new
cabin
and
Ihe
Installation
of
a
new
1
1
h.p.
Palmer
engine
Akerberg,
I
honisnn
tV
t,o.
com-pleled
Ihe
engine
installation
on
Thursday.
,
Lost
His
Two
Bits
A
healed
discussion
occurred
on
Ihe
provincial
dock
one
day
this
week
on
the
mailer
of
how
many
four
7's
ami
an
ace
counted
in
crib.
So
heated
did
Ihe
discussion
become
"that
those
embroiled
In
Ihe
rnntrovcrxy
went
'home
lo
gel
their
ice
cream
pants
and
straw
hats,
Hoc
Clap-Verlon
reluming
plus
a
chunk
of
ice.
Frank
lavie
was
the
main
cause
of
annoyance
and
claimed
thai
the
holder
of
(lie
cards
could'
only
count
20.
This
was
strongly
resented
by
Ihe
crib
fiends
presenl,
one
genlleman
claiming
that
Frank
was
evident-
ly
suffering
from
a
chafed
eyelid
or
some,
sucli
terrible
malady.
Uoweyer,
Frankie
stuck
to
1iI-
gum
ami
offered
to
bet
two
hits,
paid
In
Ion
yearly
insialuienis,
thai
four
7's
and
an
aee
only
counted
20.
ATler
chewing
ti
j
a
Tew
lioxes
of
hiallie.s
in
wralli,
Don
was
aide
I
o
prove
to
Frank
that
sticli
a
hand
eouuled
2i
and
nol
20
points,
and
after
a
lillle
forrefui
jiersuaslon,
the
mnnied
lialiliut,
Ironing
and
seining
man
was
prevailed,
upon
fn
pay
Iioals
while
eonsideralde
repair
Ihe
first
inslalinenl
of
Ihe
work
is
also
lining
carried
oul.'slake.
Frank
js
a
sorrowful
Owinjr
lo
Ihe
continued
low
lull
a
wiser
niairinw
on
(ho
fine
prices
otroritifr
for
Canadian
oinls
of
Ihe.
fiiatily
art
of
crib
calche.x,
several
old
timers
in
Ihe
playing,
lialiliut
fisliiui'
are
sorioiislyi
-
conlemplfilin?
tiitlln$;
Ihe
rame'
The
keel
for
a
new
32
foot
for
good
and,
as
ihey
put
it,
go-
seine
lioal
is
.being
laid
at
Hie
ing
lo
"work,"
On
the
other
Suga
yards
for
Andrew
Lewis,
hand
there
seems
lo
e
an
un-jA
15
li.p.
Imperial
engine
will
dercurrotit
of
optimism
prevail-isiijiply
I
lie
power
for
Ihe
boat
ing
in
certain
circles
of
the
nau-
when
completed,
tical
fraternity,
and
in
spile
of
t
In
present
lough
going,
as
far
A
New
Captain
as
low
prices
ate
concerned,
a
Gapl.
Dr.
II.
K.
Tiemayne
is
rise
in
fish
prices
in
Hie
nearilhe
latest
skipper
lo
take
an
ac
future
seems
In
be
expected.
'
live
part
in
Hie
welfare
of
Hie
Willi
this
belMf
In
mind
ncw.l'rineo
Rupert
Yacht
VAuU
having
halibut
built.
schooners
are
lieiiu
recently
purchased
Hie
nifty
lil-lle
power
boat
.N'adine
from
en.
Horie.
Already
Xadino
is
clothe
in
her
summer
regalia
of
while
enamel
and
judging
fmm
the
manner
in
which
she
tugs
at
Iter
mooring
ropes
is
"rariif
lo
go."
New
seal
o
have
been
installed
in
the
craft
and
if
we
don't
miss
our
guess,
Nadine
will
be
in
the
vimguard
of
all
future
Yachl
Club
picnics
and
jollier
tillarinus
summer
Happenings.
"'ii.
W.
K.
Williams
relurned
lo
Ijiort
on
Wednesday
aboard
his
power
boat
Shawatlans
from
local
limber
cruising
exploit.
New.
Gas
Generator
The
Ward
Klectriral
v
Mar-
iue
Supjtly.
Co.,
inv
Hay.
have
recently
been
appojulcd
northern
irepresenlatives
for
the
latest
im-
year
i
proved
lype
ot,
'J'berm
ilonieslic
gas
generator
specially
adopted
for
galley
ranges.
Tlie
great
features
of
Hie
Tlierui
genera-lor
Jire
economy
of
o-peniliou
and
cleanliness.
These
burners
will
V.
oie
rate
m
distillate
or
kerosene
:c.
and
are
maile
to
fit
any
kind
of
.le.lboal
stove,
the
llierin
genera
tor
has
already
proved
very
pop-
,1c
hilar
on
local,
boats
and
a
large
number
are
giving
entire
salis-
12.8c
ficlfaclion.
Tbese
burners
are
in
operation
al
the
Cow
Hay
shop
and
seeing
is
believing.
McLean
Yards
Active
There
is
much
activity
at
Hie
Mrl.eau
shipyards
and
the
ways
are
fully
occupied
with
new
boats
building
and
bouts
up
for
repairs.
The
keel
has
just
been
laid
for-
a
45-foot
halibut
boat
for
John
Wicks,
which
will
be
completed
about
Jlihe
I.
This
final
will
be.
powered
with
a
21-'
28
li.p.
Vickers-Petcrs
senii-dei-sel
engine.
The
new
halibut
boat
Aiken
is
ooniploled
for
Kergin
&
Hanson
and
with
Ihe
erection
of
the
mast,
is
all
ready
lo
take
the
water.
A
trial
trip
will
be
run
on
Sunday.
Mae
lias
an
order
for
a
38
foot
halibut'
boat
for
Chris
llavinoll-
der
and
Hie
keel
will
he
laid
as
soon
as
the
Wicks'
boat
Is
finished.
'
Chris
will
nstal
a
20
h.p.
full
deisel
Denmark
engine
in
his
new
boat.
Thor
Johnson's
power
yachl,
l.einish,
ts
up
on
theways
for
a
general
overhaul.
Around
the
Q.C.
Islands
The
lighthouse
lender
Newing-tnn,
Cant.
11.
Orulisloji,
is
all
in
readiness
for
a,
complete
trip
around
Ihe
Queen
tharlolle
Islands
on
a
visit
to-
23
light
houses.
The
Newinglon
will
go
right
around
Ihe
west
coast
through
Orenville
Channel
winding
up
4i
t
the
Kgg
Island
light.
The
trip
will
lake,
n
month
lo
complete
and
the
Render
will
leave
over
Ihe
week
end
returning
to
port
imiutul
June
I.
The
Marine
station
launch
Minim
is
up
on
the
ways
for
painting
and'lbe
Hirnie.
will
hike
up
the
'jilney
run
until
she
is
ro-coinniissioned
in
tho
Marino
hum
lor
lighting
purposes,
on
boats
and'
has
particularly
heavy
plates
and
separators
giving
Hie
buttery
considerably
more
capacity
and
durability
over
Hie
old
type.
'1'Wse
hat
lories
are
guaranteed
for
two
years
and
anv
most
reasonably
priced.
Shingled
or
Bobbed?
Chris
Nelson,
the
man
who
put
the
"p"
in
progressive,
has
re
cently
purchased
a
bit
al
Seal
Cove
Upon
which
he
is
thinking
of
erecting
n
"shingling'
mill.
(If
course
it
may
be
that
Chris
will
later
iu'stal
machinery
to
lake
earn
m
lioiiinng
also,
i.ei
thai
be
as
it
may,
Chris
has
been
busy
of
lale
hauling
in
pieces
of
limber
from
across
the
harbor
and
if
honest
hard
work
leads
to
success;
Chris
will
soon
be
silling
on
the
lid.
'the
Muse
pile
driver
ts
reconditioning
and
doing,
some
newl
idle
driving
on
IheiV
Skeen.i
River
J'aekjng
Co.'s
..plant.
at
Port
TldwtTrd.
On
Thursday
last
the
tuj
M.T.3
lowed
a'boom
of
logs
con
sisting
of
(15,000
feet
from
Silver
Creek
lo
(ieorgelown.
Kd.
Paulson
is
leaving
over
the
week
end
on
his
trolling
boat
Palmer
for
the
Hippo
Island
Bushby
Fleet
Doings
The
lug
M.T.3,
Cajit.
11.
Green,
flagship
of
the
lhishby
fleet,
is
out
(lowing
a
load
of
planks
for
the
provincial
government
to
Oona
River
where
plank
walks
are
to
lie
creeled
for
Hie
eonven
ienee
of
settlers.
On
her
return
trip
Hie
lug
will
tow
a
boom
if
Mini-
Trim
Hmv
In
CHEWERS
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
brand
are
now
packed
in
the
famous
Vacuum
(air-tight)
tins.
Big
Ben
Black
Plug
Chewing
Tobacco
Stag
Bright
Plug
Chewing
Tobacco
Pay
Roll
Bright
Plug
Chewing
Tobacco
Piper
Heidsieck
Bright
Plug
Chewing
Tobacco
Always
ask
for
thejvmou
Slalion-I'rince.
Rupert
run.
A
Wonderful
Battery
1
The
Philadelphia
Hattery'
Co.
have
recently
appointed
the
Ward
Kleclric
it
Marine
Supply
Co..
Cow
Hay,
their
northern
agents
for
(he
new
I'hilco
nailery,
which
has
wonderful
possibilities.
Tlie
Pliilco
battery
has
been
special
I
v
ton,
Hrisk,
National,
June,
Mildred
II.
(Sitka
delivery;,
Hro-Ihors.
Vesta,
Kaslern
Point.
Canadian
Scrub,
II.
&
.11.,
Cape
Spear,
Hiugleadcr,
Taplow
(Salmon),
Ingred
1!.,
Fanny
F.,
Tramp.
Provincial
Constnble
Alex.
Saint
lias
recently
completed
considerable
overhaul
work
tin
the
police
lioal
Adauac.
Purchases
50
H.P.
Engine
Capt.
A.
Swanson,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hoathouse,
has
recently
purchased
a
50
h.p.
I
Fairbanks-Morse
stationary
engine
which
is
to
be
installed
on
the
suction
pump
f
Hie
gravel
scow
in
place
of
Ihe
20
h.p.
Huf-
falo
which
will
be
presented
to
(ioolT
Lambley
in
memory
of
happy
days.
Willi
this
new
power
sucl
inn
plant
aboard
Ihe
gpavel
scow,
it
is
on
Ihe
cards
that
tlie
government
will
shortly
be
petitioned
to
lay
a
new
ocean
bed
in
local
waters.
Alex
Wylie,
of
Seal
Cove,
who
has
just
completed
the
building
of
his
now
trolling
boat,
received
i
wire
from
Ottawa
this
week
atloling
to
his
boat
Ihe
name
nf
Unome.
Tlie
(Jnome
will
lie,
leav-ingf,for
the;
trolling
grounds
during
lh
coining
wenk;
F.
E
Hodgson
represenUng
Gen.
It.
.Mitchell.
of
Vancouver,
is
in
charge
of
Ihe
installation
of
the
seven
ton
jce
machine
al
the
newly
completed
Swift
Canadian
Cold
Storage
plant
and
the
ro-
t
iMfrnrnlni-
service
will
be
cnnl-!
pi
eleil
the
latlpr
part
of
next
week.
Ray
l.ove
has
installed
Ihe
15
h.p.
electrical
motor
and
the
power
line
only
remains
In
be
connected
up.
Georgetown.
The
logs
have
been
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
cut
by
l.mil
uuisi.
i
lie
tug
j
me
Rip,
Caul.
Harris
Kerr,
arrived
The
lug
P.R.T.
is
being
put
inlo
coniniission
this
week
after
hav
ing
undergone
considerable
over-,
haul
work,
including
painting
and
a
general
clean-up.
Arrivals
Arrivals
this
week.
American
Tordenskjolil,
Hilda,
Van
see,
Tertdy
J.,
North.
Hael
II.,
Augusta,
Serious,
Flattery,
Panama,
Inger,
Seymour,
Venus,
Gulves-
HER
FACE
WAS
COVERED
WITH
PIMPLES
SHE
GOT
RID
OF
THEM
BY
USING
from
neorseiown
on
niursnay
m(m
Hunter,
n.n.
n.
,
lochi.
morning
willl
a
scow
load
of
boxjont..
wiiie:
-
i
wisu
to.
reooimiiewt
1,
....!..
fnr
11,
n
P.ieifie
fisheries.
I
ttiirtt'fk
Ul(Hr
Btllels
to
til
Women
wlw
...
i
.hi
Murrfrdiu-
tnitM'
ftliiml
rtr
anv
ntlier
rsrlsl
lilemlslie.
Mxmi
two
years
aro
I
was
really
tmnbled
with
pimples
ami
M.r
en
lirrakln
ut
on
my
face,
and
roulil
vet
no
relief
until,
finally,
a
frlwirt
reenm
men1sl
iuh
to
lake
11.11.11.
This
I
dtil,
,ant
I
am
now
lad
tft
say
that
ytsir
reiiKtly
In
nlven
me
tlie
(leolrable
re
snl
Is,
and
I
now
hive
a
Hire
Minolh,
elejr
fkln,
as
It
lias
eliminated
all
Uie
iuipurl
ties,
from
my
blood."
net
ll.n.B.
when
you
ark
for
It;
It
has
lioen
on'
tlie
market
for
tlie
iiast
Id
yearsi
nil
up
only
by
The
T.
Mlluurn
Co,
Limited.
Toronto,
Oat.
J.
L.
Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
ami
Officii
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Olass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-'
-
-
Blue
2S
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
BOo
Per
8aol
HydeTransier
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
NlghV
or
Day,
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phona
(t.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
'UtiLribuUng.
Team
or
Motor
8rvlee.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
W
Spaclallxe
In
Piano
an4(
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prlno
ftuperi's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
lineurpaed
Third
Avenue.