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Ford
Dealers
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
lable.
Any
person
.w
ho
will
sloop
lo
do
such
petty
Iheiving
is
a
criminal
at
heart,
and
Jhe
only
jibing
to
be
said
in
his
favor
is
the
surccfii
inanneir
jn
'which
he
evidently
covers
his
llracks.
This
sort
of
lliing
is
IgeMing
too
.frequent
and
Hit
owners
of
several
camps
inlend
ilo
do
a
1
it
I
lo
tracking
on
Ihejr
lown
account
in
an
rITorl
lo
make
an
example
of
the
offenders.
Some
Race
On
Friday
last
Mop
jnanet
ami
Jack
Nicholls
wert
out
on
IJie
packer
"W.
R.
Lord"
taking
a
whirl
out
of
the
new
ir
h.p.
Fairbanks-Morse
CO.
engine
!
which
has
recently
been
install
led.
The
W.H.L.
can
cerlainly
irninble
and
it
look
Ihe
lugboal.
M.T.3..
flagship
oT
the
Mushhy
flept.
all
her
Hint
to
rust
lowest
In
cost
per-year-01-service.
ROOFINGS
Finallv.
Harrrtt
Roll
Roofings
are
fire-safe
proof
against
flying
sparks
and
embers.
Call
at
this
store
and
let
us
show
you
the
different
types
of
Barrett
Roofings,
Roll
and
Shingles.
Ypu'U
find
the
prices
surprisingly
reasonable.
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8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Jobbert.
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PRINCE
RUPEBT,
B.C.
For
Sale
by
all
Hardware
and
Paint
Dealers
RlKPeJ
,
,
"
"qmio
ricec
which
ia
the
KMrW
General
Situation
Fish
seae;
priee
stood
and
heavy;
weather
encountered
on
Hi-
luirllicrn
fNiing
hank
Mini
up
Hip
situation
a
alTeclins
Hip,
lialjbul
fiftliintr
during
Hip
past
week.
While
wealher
condition
a
I
Hie
hpg
in
11
in
i;
S
f
Hie
week
wore
not
of
the
be
on
Hip
high
fpoln,
inroniiiij:
skippers
on
Thursday
reported
thai
old
Kinjr
Sn
was
on
the
Job
when
they
left
nn
the
homeward
bound
trip
and
condition
augured
well
for
soin.
remunerative
halibut
haul-iiiK.
Fishing'
rondilions
in
Hecate
Straits
has
considerably
improved
and
pood
fishinsr
weather
has
prevailed.
Salmon
Trolling
A
good
report
of
Hip
spring
salmon
run
in
the
vicinity
of
I
In'
Hundas
Island
was
brought
to
pori
by
skipper
Itert
W'eannoulli
j(f
l
lie
fi.sh
packer
Narbelhnng.
iWilli
Hip
advent
of
warm
weath-jer
ciiuditions
the
salmon
arp
mow
snowing
up
in
large
nuui-'bers
ami
there
is
a
good
sized
flotilla
of
the
local
trolling
fleet
on
the
job
gathering
III
the
I
season's
deep
sea
liarvpsl.
This
(week
will
see
I
lit
last
of
Hie
;
I
rollers
outbound,
Hie
fleet
being
I
pretty
well
divided
between
the
jllippo
Island
and
Dinidas
Island
grounds.
Pilfering
Camps
I
Tlit
season
of
petty
pilfering
or
summer
ramps
is
with
us
(again
and
already
several
re-!
arc
lo
hand
of
rauipown-pr
suffering
Hip
annoyance
of
ijit.p
thefts.
Citizens
go
In
the
'trouble,
'to
say
nothing
of
the
jcxpense,
of
fixing
up
a
summer
ramp,
where
the
juiriiiner
season
'may
be
on
joyed
far
from
IJit
j
madding
crow
d,
and
no
sooner
lis
evPrylhinp
Tixed
lip
comfortably
than
some
criminally
iu-iclmed
persoH,
or
persons,
enter
fieorge
lliishby,
the
boss
of
the
Husliby
lowing
fleet,
is
willing
to
bet
.lark
Xiclioll
a
sack
of
fertilizer
against
a
box
of
kippers
that
Hie
.M.T.3
can
wipe,
out
the
W.
It.
Lord
any
time,
she
wants
lot
The
Jj.
Lord
ha-sincp
Jefl
port
for
Hippo
Island
trolling
grounds
on
the
season's
fish
packing
for
the
Canadian
i'isli
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
The
deep
spa
launch
Pride
of
Hip
West,
Cap!.
Hiirrell,
owned
by
Hip
wooIIpii
mills
of
that
name,
arrived
from
Vancouver
this
week
on
a
periodical
business
trip.
The
power
boat
I'achena,
flagship
of
the
P.
11.
Iloalhousp
Heel
has
bepii
gaily
decked
out
recently
with
several
coals
of
nif-fy
looking
paint.
The
decoration
scheme
has
been
carried
out
in
black,
while
and
brown
and
Hip
boat
present
a
yery
smart
Appearance.
T'ht
Pachena,
with
Capl.
Swanson
at
the
gadgits,
is
busily
occupied
on
gravel
hunU
Ins.
Naval
Detachment
Out
Last
Sunday
all
ratings
of
Hie
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
detachment
were
out
on
the
harbor
in
the
naval
whaler,
a
i'7
foot
boat,,
under
Hie
supervision
of
Lieut.
It.
P.
Ponder
and
Chief
Petty
oilieer
Kench,
receiving
instruction
in
Hie
handling
of
a
boat
under
oars.
The
weather
wa
ideal
and
the
boys
had
the
lime
of
Iheir
lives.
Higher
Skirts
Jim
ll.ieon,
president
of
the
Ilacon
Fisheries,
returned
home
on
Wednesday,
after
having
been
on
a
two
weeKif'
business
trip
in
I'dninnlnn.
Calgary
and
southern
cities.
Jim
says
thai
be
has
yel
to
see
a
eijy
he
likes
belter
and
lift
anything
thai
is
mnv.
Hian
that
situated
on
Hie
little
old
Island
of
Kaien.
While
Iheru
were
plenty
of
people
rushing
about
in
the
larger
centres
Ihe
retailers
were
not
doing
much
busiiie.'.s
and
all
he
spoke
with
registered
a
kick.
The
thing
that
rather
upset
Jim's
equilibrium
was
Ihe
shortness
of
IJit
skirts
in
Ihe
prairie
cities,
and
lie
remarked-thai
if
Ihe
eosl
of
living
goes
up
with
Ihe
skirls
he
doesn't
know
what
will
become
of
Ihe
little
fellows
with
large
families.
The
lighthouse
lender
Itirnie,
Capl.
Pelersen,
relurned
from
a
trip
of
inspection,
which,
look
her
as
far
as
Anyx
on
i)oc,"
Clapperlon
.was
dis
charged
from
hospital
nn
Monday
aflpr
haying
undergone
ihold
Jack
s
boat
down
in
a
l.lltllt
suecessrui
tact
repairs.
11111
lor
Impromptu
race,
but
Jack
"hoo-jslighl
aHer
etTecIs
or
the
anes-ljor)eitv
I
lie-
'J.I..
when
h5
P.f-
IhelJc
Doc
is
fceH.ii;?
fine
.and
f.....i
i
oiv..
Hie
M.T..'J.
a
low.
is
anticipated
he
will
be
again
n
r
Lay
Roofs
that
won't
Rot
or
Rust
Leaky
roofs
are
a
big
trial.
Every
rain
means
worry
about
hard-Won
crops
and
expensive
implements.
Then,
too,
there
is
the
frequent
trouble
and
expense
of
patching.
Rugged
and
durable,
Barrett
Roll
Roofings
insure
lasting
weather-tight
protection
give
that
well-kept,
look
to
barn,
implement
sljed,
garage
or
chicken-house.
Soundly
economical,
they're
easy
and
inexpensive
to
Jaynever
rot
or
I
I
I
waving
the
flag
on
the
sjde
line
early
in
lljc
eoroinp
weejjt
-The
Good
ship
"Pie"
If
is
one
Ihlng
lo
be
the
proud
owner
of
a
pleasure
launch
but
it's
entirely
another
lliing
lo
be
able
to
find
nut'
wa
hack
In
jporl
in
a
thick
blanket
of
fng.
,llm
all
leads
up
Jo
Hip
terrible
experience
of
skipper
fieorge.
Richmond,
and
family
plus
a
party
of
friends,
aboard
the
re,-
Icentjy
acfluired
launch
"Pie"
nn
Suiuhiy
lasl.
;
Willi
flag
flying
and
the
xahusj
exhausting,
Iho
'Pic'"
left
pori
at
8
a.ui.
in
a
cloud
of
dust.
The
box
of
works
was
rarin'
lo
go
ami
Ibe
throttle
was
securely
lied
wide
open
lj
give
the
maximum
of
speed.
The
journey
across
the
harbor
was
a
work
iif
art
and
not
once,
was
it
necessary
to
refer
lo
Hie
compass
or
chart.
The
day-
was
pleasantly
spent
in
discussing
nautical
topics',
ami
the
beauty
of
the
Spread
"a
la
Richmond"
was
deserving
of
painting
in
nils.
However,
all
good'
limns
come
to
an
eml-and
(he
Richmond
day
was
no
exception
lo
Hie
rule.
As
the
parly
left
on
the
homeward
.voyage
the.
foir
came
down
as
thick
as
lar
and
llitn
Ihe
trouble
began.
The
compass
refused
Jo
compass
while
Hie
engine
went
on
a
sympathetic
strike
and
the
day
of
sunshine
was
iiuickly
turned
lo
a
night
of
gloom.
At
one
time
Ceorge
thought
he
was
off
ihe
coast
of
China
judging
-from
Ihe
language
picked
up
on
deck.
It
was
learned
thai
Hie
foreign
dialect
originated
from
the
engine
room
where
life
volunteer
engineer
was
trying
lo
gel
the
gadgits
in
function.
The
parly
eventually
returned
lo
port
in
the
early
hours
of
Ihe
morning
vowing
tx
lake
another
1
rip
on
Sunday
if
the
sun
holds
out.
Teaches
Painting
If
you
want
,
to
learn
bow
to
paiul
a
boat
without
gelling
any
paint
on
the
boat
just
look
at
Professor
Oeoff
.l.ambly
painting
Ihe
power
boat-Myfanwy
at
the
I.H.
Hoat
house
dork.
On
Thursday
morning
llirt
professor
was
all
"lolled
1111
like.
Aunt
Jemima
at
a
picnic
sporting
a
real
paint
er's
cap,
brush
'ami
paint
bucket.
With
lient
'
bark?
anil
htaying
ehesl
(ttiiff
woutil--gaily
thrust
Ihe
brush
into
the
niess
of
paint
but
before
Hut
brush
could
hit
ihe
woodwork
011
the
boat
the
painl
was
coyly
creeping
down
Ihe
creases
of
his
pants.
How
ever.
I
hat
is
no
good
reason
w
hy
CeolT
cannot
each
painling,
in
fact
he
loe.s
o,
and
if
you
want
lo
become
a
painling
n.uisance
you
ran
do
so
for
a
small
sum
lo
be
agreed
upon
by
yourself
and
the
professor.
The
reason
.fieofl
is
called
the
professor
is
because
he
professes
to
paint
boats
but
doesn't.
New
Troller
Charlie
Miller
is
building
a
new
35
fool
trolling
boat
nn
the
Cow
Hay
creek
ways.
When
com-
pleled,
she
will
be
powered
with
10
h.p.
Vulcan
.engine.
The
engine,
which
lias.
hern
purchased
from
John
Ilergman,
rendered
yeoman
service
in
me
old
.ailu,
Thr
power
plan!
lias
recently
been
completely
overhauled
al
Ihe
AkerbergrThomson
shops.
According
lo
a
leller
recently
receivitii;
liy
IJave
Tu,oni,4nn
froth
T-.rnie
Shockley
(ho
latter
is
opening
up
a
retail
and
wholesale
lumber
yard
al.
Kerrisdale,
Vancouver,
opposite
the
municipal
hall,
and
has
engaged
the
services
of
an
expert
lumber
salesman.
The
otllce
building
i
now
being
creeled
and
Hit
slock
of
lumber
will
arrive
shortly.
Krnie
is
tickled
with
Ihe
south
ern,
metropolis
nnd
is
doing
well.
Jim
to
Quit
I
Here
is
a
persisicnl
rumor
current
on
I
ho
waterfront
that
Captain
"Handsome"
Jim
Morrison,
who
has
operaled
the
famous
Canadian
schooner
Caygeon
out
of
Ihis
por
fr
several
years
past,.
will
shortly
null
the
hali-liut
fishing
and
go
lo
"work."
This
will
be
real
news
not
only
for
his
colleagues,
bill,
for
the
many
thousands
of
lady
tourist
who
make
the
northern
water
trip
from
the
southern
stales
to
gel
a
glimpse
of
Jim
and
more
especially
lo
gel
n
snapshot
of
his
handsome
presence.
owned
by
Ihe
H.C.
Packers,
I.nwe
Inltl,
was
in
port
this
week
for
winch
repairs
nl
the
Akerberg-Thoinson
shops.
The
big
seiner,
President
II.,
Dr.
West,
owner
and
skipper
of
Ihe
launch
Wylo,
Is
supplant
ing
his
present
two
cycle
engine
Willi
the
Universal
engine
re-
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.
1
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.
:
cenlly
purchased
from
G.
O.
Minns.
Skipper
Minns
is
going
in
for
a
higher
powered
Lniver?
sal
with
the
idea
of
gelling
into
Ihe
speed
boat
class.
The
lugboal
M.T.3,
Capl.
R.
fSreen,
arrived
jn
port
on
Wednesday
night
from
ticorgelown
with
a
scow
load
of
box
lumber
for
local
consumption.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
x
J.
A,
Achniidt,
.M.
fcMnrk,
Ftanr
e
It.
Rutland
and
-
V.
II,
5ich.ols,
'Vancouver;
V.
,Hagberg,i
Kdmotilpu:,,
.
A.,w
risk?
Prince,
lleorge;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Malook,
Salvus;
W.
K.
Hlnns
and
Miss
A.
K.
F.
Hinns,
llalmoral;
Mrs.
fi.
Kiltie
and
T.
Uasliaw,
jsk.
.
r?ntiial
I
H.
Hunler
and
1.
Fupprlsnn,
Prince
George;
I..
(Jarfi,
C.X.R.;
Jl.
Hooper,
IHgby
Island;
Mrs.
A,
Holmes
ami
Mrs.
A.
Wood-hoiise,
fieorgelown.
HER
FACE
WAS
COVERED
WITH
PIMPLES
SHE
OOT
RID
OF
THEM
BY
USING
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Mlss
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Hunter,
III).
No.
8,
London,
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or
my
(4Iit
facial
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two
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ar
I
waa
irratiy
ti'vlfd
wltli
pimples
ami
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out
m
luy
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and
roiiltl
Vet
no
rillf
nniil,
finally,
a
friend
reqmn-
inrndcd
m
tQ
Uke
It.B.ll.
This
I
did.
.ami
I
am
now
alad
to
nay
Dial
your
riiiieily
ban
irlvpn
inn
the
4eHlrable
re-fulu,
aud
I
iiov
luv
a
nice
muouUi.
rlear
skin,
a
It
has
eliminated
all
I
lie
juipurl.
pea
frfini
Uiy
tilood."
(let
H.b.p,
when
you
ak
for
It;
It
ha
lieen
nn
the
market
for
the
pan
46
years:
put
u
nnly
by
The
T.
Mllburn
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out.
It's
mighty
good
business
.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
.handle
all
kind
pf
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
lo
building
next
iloor
to
Frizzell
Hiitclier
Slujp,
across
from
the
Empress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelli
Proprietor
'
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1.
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Mill
II
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HI
III
Ml
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II
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III
RAW
FURS
'
If
you
want
to
he
paid
highest
possible
(I9ll
prices
for
your
HAW
FUHS,
forward
tlieiii
lo
R.
8.
ROBINSON
A
8ON8,
LTD.
1
Branch
Receiving
Office:
1225-8
Standard
Bank
Bldg.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Head
Office:
H.3.H.
Hlrig.,
Louise
l.Wityiipeg,
"
Man.
Hst.
18S:t,
Incorporated
()2l)