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,,1,lnR
Team
or
ana
1.1
.
.
uravei
Full
Steam
Ahead
jliisiuoss
,has
nicked
11
great
ili'u!
along
Hie
waterfront
.sincrt
Ihe
lie:;
inning
of
lln
moiilli
and
I
In'
fHiiiiliar
order
from
tho
bridge
"full
steam
ahead"
is
lie.
jing
ndoptud
lit
a
slogan.
There
is
a
riii
of
oiil
iiiiisin
alt.niail
an
'.o
I
he
future
business
(iiilliiok
ler
halinTs
and
the
summer
enthusiasm
is
now
finding
full
vent
at
.JlicVaeliOlUuli
.floats.
ChpiT'of
toi's
Willi
a
viMijiPanrc
11111I
last
Sum
lay
'
mhihIiiiih
saw
Ki-vcral
IilcaKUrc
1
11
1.1
1.
h
mi
mil
on
pif;,-nir
Inps.
Aiiuiiif
I
hi'
first
luiatH
out
lliis
hcawon
wcro
llm
Sunlicain
III,
lr.
W.
T.
Kciiii;
llai-la.
.
Ilryanl;
ami
lli
wm1
hip
l-'orccjijt,
l(r.
i;.
S.
Tail.
IJinU
umUji-oiiiK
a
iii'i-ncaou
nvcr-
11111I
mil'
llial
llii
iiiiicIikh
willjliatil
incluiic
llir
(Iwimi,
Harry
iifviT
iiui'iicli
wilh
lliolr
puny
I'ullci.;
)i.lpliin,
.lai-k
SlacAulay
hli-i-ain
of
pcsrtiiiiiMiu.
Tho
liip-
Mary
Jl.,
Hilly
Itiii;
wliilf
II10
yanfn
art'
all
lnify
as
also
aro
l'ivc
llif.s
owm-d
liy
skipper
I
ho
marine
equipment
nlnre.s
ami
Itnsn,
is
lieinir
jinwereil
w
illi
a
rolleelkiirM
are
roimrlpd
easier,
new
12-1
ti
Kermalli
eiiffine
which
kmI
.deal
)f
work
is
heim,'
is
all
ready
fur
bull
in;;
up.
Skip-ean
ied
on
amoni,'
lioals
of
tho
per.
Hejisuii
has
foiiimeuced
upon
home
lialihul
fleet
and
more
es-jlhe'
inslallaliof.
of
his
1'ord
peeially
In
the
ivinks
of
Hie
sal-;
marhip
engine
in
I
lie
l'ninsellia.
moil
(rollers,
hemliify
every
The
laller
arc
elfort
(o
liaVe
The
engine
lias
beeii
jfiven
a
lliumuxli
nveiliaul
duriuj;
Hie
things
in
readim-ss
for
an
early
Kvinler
ami
is
said
to
start
up
dash
to
the
trolliiiK
grounds,
old.
on
a
whistle
from
the
skipper.
timers
predielin
an
earlyl
Fpriiu'.,
This
week
has
.seen
a
Salt
Lake
Camps
Imve
uuml.er
..r
native
hoats
in
AVillt
I
he
advent
of
spring
pott
from
the
sumiuudinu'
'lis-
weather
the
first
rocket
.of
Ihe
li
ict
obtaining
provisions
and
campm?
season
has
been
fired
by
meehanoial
supplies
preparalory
owiers
of
summer
camps
situ,
to
eiijfagii!
in
Ibe
forlliemiHtr!aled
al
Hie
Salt
Lakes
and
al-
'
'"Hi"
il
cannery
sea-1
v,Ki,iy
mwh
v,,,
js
))(.inn-
Par.
SOU.
iripil
nut
iii'i-iivs
1
1
1
a
liMi
lwir
in
Fish
Business
making
Ihinjra
cfimfortable
for
the
coming
balmy
days.
lavo
change
for
both
(iatiadiun
and
I
addition
to
the
commodious
American
first
and
second
class
summer
miartcrs
lie
purchased
day
I'rices
ollcnii
011
the
Fish
halibut
have
eonJjnued
lo..
climb
to
a
healthy
level
ami
remunerative
fishing
is
now
being
carried
on.
From
Monday
to
Fri
has
from
C.
!.
.Minn-1'arkin
is
shingliu;
his
counlry
lodge.
1
1
ides
and
winds
,
.
w
hile
Dick
:
Ibe
roof
ol
The
winter
have
played
.iril.ODi)
pounds
of
halibut
Uiavoc
wilh
the
landing
stage
been
sold
on
the
Fish
Kx-'which
has
been
cleaned
otf,
while
chaugt).
Canadians
were
high
al
several
yards
of
the
wooden
10.
tic
and
0.5
anil
low
al
1
1.
2ei
sidewalk
adjoining
the
approach
and
ie.
Americans
were
high
al'from
the
landing:
have
been
torn
IH.ic
ami
c
ami
low
al
13.
1.'
'down.
(
'
and
!p.
Arrivals:
Amorionn
Sumnejy
Seymour,
Yukon,
Hasl-cN
I'oint,
Superior,
l'aragon.
Venus,
Altu,
Star
and
Kureka.
Canadian-
Tilliv
S.,
Ingiel
11.,
N.
V
S.,
fiiiileadrr.
Mulnwag.
J
11
I
It
(salmon.,
Traulp.
Nauli-
lus.
Xulia.
Tooilie,
While
Lilly,!
Joe
Haker,
Westerner,
J)ol))lun.
Hingo,
Atli,
Hose
Spil,
and
W'.T.
The
herring
run
is
on
in
full
swing
and
Hie
outlook
for
lb"
cunt
inued
supply
of
frsh
halibu'
hail
looks
bright.
The
herring
seining
activities
are
now
ren-lerod
around
Ituller
.
(love
at
whiflh
noinl
Ihwe
are
many
Inus
of
live
bail.
The
tJanadian
Fish
.1
Cold
Storage-On.
are
taking
an
active
pari
in
the
fresh
bail
ami
havi
(icorgn
Hiclunond
has
recently
purchased
Joe
Naylor's
launc.
and
will
in
ifuture
doublless
be
seiln
in
the
advance
guard
of
Vafhl
(,lub
siuiniie'
activities.
liiiihl
progress
is
being
-made
al
the
McLean
shipyard
upon
the
building
nT
lh
new
15
fool
I1.1NI111I
schooner
for
(Japl.
Andrew
-Hanson.
The
frames
are
all
in
place
and
work
is
now
being
done
otr
the
planking.
The
boat
when
completed
will
b
powered
wilh
a
2H
h.p.
Vivian
engine.
The
Jap
halibut
schooner
Osuini
has
recently
been
ie-
-I
11
it
1
1
svcuring
or
cauiKeii
ami
generally
oei-naiii-Ihe
Fredeli:
led
at
the
McLean
ways.
out,
seining
while
Hie
W.
ILj
Lord,
Chief
Legaic
and
trawler!
Waterfront
Races
lireer
Slarratl
ar'
parking.
'
r
As
the
result
of
racing
for
1
The
$1.1)11
wager
on
Pleasure
Fleet
i
"I
"
Clapperlon
nasi
few
days
of
bright
sunshine
has
brought
Hie
pleas
uiv
skippers
away
from
the
win
Monday
last
is
suffering
from
a
sprained
fellock
ami
Joe
Lindsay
is
spending
his
spare
lime
wilh
I
In'
liniment
bollle
in
an
effort
ln.gel
back
.Ih
use
of
his-lower
limbs,
The
discussion
llioir
respective
ages
pro-
Thompson,
the
genial
assistant
-cipilaled
the
huge
wagivr
on
IJ
cotiimodore.
is
gelling
somp'lable
ami
resiilletl
in
the
super-
kick"
oui
l
III
-.
in
figuring
I
human
nixing
effoi
l.
Joe
said
h-j
i.r.-
i.
jhii.o
hoats
on
Iheiwas
JO
ami
did
not
feel
old
al
club
grid
al
once
for
copper
lhal.
while
Doe
said
he
was
til)
paint
ing
aniiileur
anil
nihi
l'
riXill.
Ill"
oiuui'
me
rasu
waiter
si
iiioer-
arc
on
the
"'
ha:
he
could
beat
Joe
a'
running
TOWE
R
S
WATERPROOFS
A
Fisherman's
Suit
To
Suit
The
Fishermen
JACKETSDoubl
ply
and
roomy
inner
brtut
piece
1
-i-'i.t
.
insmniMi-.v
SI'HCIAI.
.n.l2i:i
sue
1
cutsi
43
MADt
IK
tAXU
with
fly
trnt
removei
my
pouibility
of
ncti
or
linn
titchln.
Pint
Closed
ide
ptttern,
very
roomy
and
double
ply,
Both
garment
are
made
lit
yellow
and
have
a
very
tough
wearing
aurface.
Made
by
Canada'i
foremott
waterproof
clothIn
Dianufacturcri,
in
t'uet
3S
t
46.
On
Salt
h
Ftihtrman
Supply
menhtrUt
Insist
upon
getting
a
genuine
Tower's
Waterproof
TOWER
CANADIAN
LIMITED
TORONTO
VANCOUVER
WINNIPEG
HALIFAX
-
MONTREAL
THE
DAILY;
NEW8
for
a
dollar.
Joe
look
Doc
up
on
Ibe
bet
ami
afjer
deposiiing
Iho
Iwo
bucks
iu
responsible
hand?
the
Iwo
contestants
pulled
up
their
so.v
and
toed
the
line
ut
the
provincial
warehouse
door
intending
Hi
race
to
the
obi
news
stand
building.
Al
Ibe
word
"go"
bolh
nieu
stood
perfectly
still
and
neilber
moved
a
muscle
Doe,
the
firs
plan
o
come
In
life,
made
a
jrememlous
dash
forward
quickly
followed
by,
Joe
who
was
considerably
hampered
by
a
dangling
sboelaee.
Ili'wi
over,
before
the
half
way
line
was
reached
Doei's
right
liand
fclloek
had
given
out
and
Joe
was
on
the
poinl
of
going,
up-to
the
bank
to
draw
his
breath.
Al
this
point
the
slarler
declared
Iho
race
olf
while
Ibe
bookmak
ers
did
likewise
with
the
bet.
Ernie
Leaves
Wilh
Ibe
sailing
of
F.
Trappers!
in
your
fur
Island
loinl.
1
'
II.
Shockley,
familiarly
known
as
Krnie,
accompanied
by.
.Mrs.
Shockley
ami
family
for
Vancouver
on
yesterday
morning'
Imal
the
oily
in
general,
and
the
waferfronl
in
particular,
bses
a
highly
respected
member
of
the-
comnuuiily.
Krnie,
who
has
ieei
iu
business
here
for
the
pas!
fifteen
year.-,
was
a
great
favorite
among
Iho
uuulicals
and
his
keen
sense
of
hiinm-
was
a
regular
Ionic.
While
always
ready
to
siiring
a
joke
on
the
ollierj
fellow
he
never
reseriled
a
joke
on
himself.
I
lie
royal
manner
in
which
his
.friends
have
entertained
him
in
the
last
days
of
his
residence
in
the
city
is
sufficient
leslimonv
lo
his
popular
ity.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Shockley
ami
family
will
reside
permanently
in
Vancouver
ami
the
nautical
s
wish
them
good
health
and
good
luck
in
all
future
uuderlakings.
Do
It
Now.
.Bring
i
catch
and
aet
the
hlahest
prices.
You
do
not
need
the
money
any
more
than
I
need!
the
furs.
W.
Goldbloom,
Second.
Avenue.
...J
Thnr
Johnson,
owner
and
skipper
of
the
power
boat
Loinsh
purchased
last
fall
from
Thco.
Collarl,
is
the
lalesl
pleasure
boat
owner
lo
join
Hie
local
Yacht
Club.
Fine
Trip
from"South'
Capl.
O.
P.
Siifilb,
accompanied
by
Leu
Anderson,
arrived
from
Vancouver
aboard
bis
power
boat
Hilly
Hoy
al
0
o'clock
Wed
nesday
morning
Having
leu
ine
southern
port
al
II
o'clock
Sal-
unlay
night.
Ideal
weather
uas
experienced
in
the
passage
upj
Ihe
coast
and
only
one
slop
was.
made.
The
Hilly
Hoy
slopped
at
j
h'pg
Island
to
lake
olf
Ihe
mail.
Capt.
Smith
left
port
on
Decem
ber
28
iu
company
with
Jack
Hulgrr,
who
is
remaining
in
Union
steamer
Chilkool,
Capl.
J.
L.
Williams,
arrived
in
port
on
Wednesday
and
discharged
III!
creosoled
piles
wiiich
will
be
used
in
conned
ion
wilh
repair
work
lo
the
Hig
Hay
"Lumber
Co.'s
wharf.
(fuJirr
return
from
Ihe
Xaas
the
steamer
unloaded
12,(100
feel
of
double
dressed
fir
for,
Ihe
Hig
Hay
for
local
A
Wonder
Boat
One
of
the
wonders
of
Ihe
age
iu
boat
huiMing
has
Jusl
been
comdoled
by
Hilly
Hohinson,
the
man
who
grunls
while
the
men
lift,
a
clll.en
of
Seal
Cove.
From
accounts
to
hand
Hilly
must
have
fathered
Ihe
boat
ever
since
jl
was
a
oolpicii.
i
no
,
crau
seems
to
combine
all
I
he
'luxur
ies
of
Glennalra's
Ueel
on
Ibif
Xllo
with
Hit!
modern
rnuvrii
iences
of
a
Ford
factory,
"tints
of
Ihe
most
significant
facts
abou
the-boal
is
lhal
one
cannot
lell,
when
Iwo
yards
from
shore,
whelher
il
is
right
side,
up
or
wrong
side
down.
Thnv
interior
has
been
fashioned
on
Hie
her
ring
plan.
Thai
Is
Ihe
gangway
is
so
narrow
(aVid
Hob
is
-
mil
buill
a
bit
along
Ihe
lines
or
n
sardine)
lhal
one
has
In
go
oulsiik
and
step
on
the
shore
lo
rhanae
Ibe
rhew
from
one
side
of
Hie
face
lo
Ibe
other.
So
urn
sitlve
is
the
hull
that
when
the
It
costs
you
seven
out
of
every
ten
dollars
to
live
ECONOMIC
experts
tell
us
that
it
costs
the
average
family
about
70
per
cent
of
its
total
income
to
buy
food,
clothing,
household
utilities
and
all
the
multitude
of
little
things
that
keep
a
family
comfortable
and
happy.
Seven
dollars
out
of
every
ten
and
that
doesn't
include
rent,
luxuries
or
entertainment.
Think
what
a
job
it
is
to
spend
this
large
proportion
of
your
income
wisely
and
well.
To
get
the
biggest
and
best
possible
value
from
every
one
of
those
seven
dollars!
The
clever
woman
goes
to
the
advertisements
of
her
daily
paper
for
help.
There
she
finds
a
directory
of
buying
and
selling.
She
learns
about
the
offerings
of
merchants
and
manufacturers.
She
compares
values.
She
weighs
quality
and
price.
She
takes
this
opportunity
of
judging
and
selecting
almost
everything
she
needs
to
feed,
clothe,
amuse,
instruct
and
generally
bring
up
her
family.
Do
you
read
the
advertisements?
You
will
find
them
willing
and
able
to
serve
you
in
the
daily
business
of
purchase.
Vancouver
10
umicriaKe
opuca.
,
.
,..,,
Tll
Advertisements
are
guardians
of
your
pocket-bookread
them
carefully
I
skicpr
once
grabs
Iho
wheel
he
;
miisl
not
roll
his
eyes
or
the
nmies.
...-
...
I
irp!iir
snace
Mr.
Smilh
saw
Harry
Oilbert.
lenii
,
li
,.,
e
1!imiU
varuisu
iii
Ihe
observation
h
has
nas
been
ni-ru
sand
.
s.in.i-
formerly
skipper
of
JJ.e
Launch
,,.,,.,,,,
r,.olll
tuo
iMde
and
the
WHO
MllllTl-ll
il
lll.mrii
i'li
last
year
and
who
is
still
in
Vancouver
fieneral
Hospital.
Harry
hopes
to
be
mil
of
the
hospital
next
month.
O.l'.
says
Dial
the
people
of
Vancouver
realize
that
I'rince
Hupert
is
going
lo
"slop
oul
this
year.
In
Ihe
near
future
the
.Hilly
Hoy
will
engage
in
fish
packing
from
itiini
liii.ii-ii
li.ive
licon
rdaneil
I'V'Idown
lo
Ihe
thickness
of
a
cigar
ette
paper.
A
new.
innovation
in
gallys
has
been
installed
in
the
crafl
in
Ihe
way
of
a
combined
slnvc,
kettle,
cupboard,
fry
pan,
and
table.
When
a
inug-un
h
required
Ihe
combination
is
lifted
on
deck
and
when
the
meal
is
conked
.ami
Iho
Mp.ye
is
cold
enough
one
can
sit
down
and
eal.
While
il
may
lake
a
lillle
longer
lo
feed
Ibe
"inner
man"
it
certainly
saves
room.
So
wonderful
are
the
many
contrivance
'aboard
that
Ihe.
boat
is
never
al
lowed
lo
sit
iu
the
vulgar
gaze
of
Ibe
public
but
is
slowed
over
night
in
Ibe
attic
where
the
cat
guards
il,
The
power
boat
Harold,
the
I'ort
Kssingtoii
ferry
boat,
is
at
Ihe
thy
tlock
tor.
a
..general
overhaul.
Natives:
In
w
large
floiilla
of
native
boat
called
inlo
pqrt
Ibis
week
from
Port
Simnson.
Kitkalla
and
(be
Xaas
district,
obtaining
domoa-
lie
and
mechanical
supplies.
Anions
the
nower
lioals
wits
the
Nagala,
Dolly
It.
and
,Ows
(lord.
Several
small
fur
cargoes
of
mink
were
landed
which
sold
locally.
Louis
Locker,
Hie
logger,
nr
rived
in
porl
on.
Wednesday
from
Kllkalla
Inlol.
Louis
is
logging
at
North
Arm
for
the
(ieorgelowit
mill
and
called
in
for
his
regular
cargo
of
supplies.
en.
Newcomb,
skipper
of
Hie
launch
Dixie
Hupert,
Is
busy,
fix-
Iiib
up
his
house
al
Seal
Cove
where
lie
will
in'
fulure
reside.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
PA3E
FTVT.
New
Spring
HATS
BROCK
$6.00
BILTMORE
$5.00
BILTMORE
$4.00
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KING
Phone
Green
85.
Third
Avenue
Telegraphic
Address:
"Bushmarine
Prince
Rupert."
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Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
Night
Phones
687
539
Black
735
.
Gr.
601
Family
Shoe
Store
See
our
Window
for
MEN'S
NEW
SPRING
SHOES
AND
OXFORDS
Special
This
Week.
Men's
niul
Young
Men's
got
a
I
tunlity,
llniwtt
CalT,
Welled
Shoes
lor
mily
$5.85
Phone
357.
Third
Ave.
RAW
FURS
If
you
want
to
lie
paid
highest
possible.
CASH
prices
for
your
HAW
KIMLS,
fqrwnnl
jliem
lo
R.
S.
ROBINSON
&
SONS,
LTD.
Branch
Receiving
Office:
1225-6
Standard
Bank
Bldg.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
lloa.l
Office
.--n.S.Il.
Hhlg.,
IH-iil
l.ouisn
St.,
Winnipeg,
Man.
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