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avenue.
M0.
NlnM
-
or
uay,
BUY
BOTTLES.
Modem
-
a.
i
Service
"'oaerate
Feo
Block
Cr
"une
675
Halihul
.
landings
lor
tin'
week
luivi'
been
heavy
mill
with
the
arrival
ur
nine,
American
apd
,
nine
t
::iii;nliaii
choimcrs
yesterday
i
ii
i-ii
i
ii
bringing
a
l(Ha
of
.rilir,(l(IO
pounds
tin-
previous
good
'price
on
Ihe
Fish
Kx
i-liniiw
took
a
sudden
slump
AniFirinnris
averaging
7c
ami
i:
anil
Canadians
lie
nml
;ii-.
Inconvenience:
has
"been
caused
In
shippers
through
lack
nt
fain
service
am
ii'iiipi'ralor
cars
ami
fur
these
reasons
l.hr
Fish
exchange
did
iml
sil
on
Thursday
lo
Mil
on
tin-
7'.),lli)(l
pound
brought
in
by
l
lii
American
boats
lllsoluc
ami
Alia.
Weal
her
on
ln
fishing
hank
has
licflii
.gusly
ami
treacherous
Cow
Hay
is
raoidly
neariug
nom-lilelion.
The
frame
woi
is
coiii-lilehxl
ami
III'1
ineii
will
soon
hn
ensaKeil
on
"roiiyhin
iiu"
The
new
jireifiise.
will
he
eoirtniodi-ous
ami
will
enhance
Ihe
appear-
lanee
or
Hie
walerfronl.
Swift's
Work
Started
The
eonl
rarlors
hale
already
started'
wrrk
upon
Ihe
rrtrtion
of
the
new
eolfl
slnratre
plRtil
for
Hie
Swift
Canndian
'
Otnipaiiv.
iThe
new
ylmnt
will
be
an
ndili-(
ion
to
their
present
ufonilses
siluateil
between
Hie
Yaelil
Club
anil
the
Imperial
lpek
Tho
finiiiiliilliiii
work
is
nenl-ly
coin
plele.l.
.
Free
Tombstones
l
V.
fioblblooHi,
fainlliarlv
known
as
"(iohlie,"
is
olTeriiifr
a
I
en
dollar
cash
prize,
or
a
Joinli-sione.
In
cake
makers,
with
cerium
simulation
as
I"
limv
the
money
can
he
won.
The
offer
arose
mil
of
a
fur
litiyinp
trif
mi
I
lie
power
boat
I'achcnn,
dipt
laul
Armour,
from
which
!fldie
relumed
on
Tuesday.
Al
(Milos-sal
I
expense
a
Swiss
cook
had
iieen
specially
imported
lo
ealer
lo
Ihe
"inner
man"
of
those
alumni,
a
man
who
had
evidently
'learned
the
ail
nf
cake
making
jin
a
boiler
factory.
J
'"'
first
day
imil
Ihe
O4iok
look
II
ujmiii
liirn-
sei
Mi
iiemonsi
rnie
mi
no-
i.o-
siMifiers
thai
he
.was
a
past
Inasler
at
llippmn
I
he
ilmipli
The
dmigrh
flipping
portion
of
e
program
was
highly
success
u
I
li.do
rash
prize,
ami
to
)ip
nrrsnn
risking
a
cliancc
on
tasi-i!f
if
a
froc
lomhsloni'
ami
nne
nfllu'
lic.-
ruiiiral.
I
hey
ever
ox-ierienri
in
llieir
lives.
The
reeiie
for
I
hi-
xanijile
eake
is
3
u.
Hour,
lb,
duller,
n,,
nufrar,
(5
whiles
of
ogn,
a
lb.
Iiakiiiy:
iiowilcr,
I
lh,
eoin
siarrh,
wilh
iiicees
of
anelmr
ami
rope
In
I
his
is
jierfy
pen-
uihe
nirer
ami
flir
eorrnlmral
ion
you
are
mvileil
In
view
the
sanijile
of
d.ike
ehaineil
ilown
in
iui
hi
,pnc
or
i
Ik-
handicap
Indians
were
high
al
lo.Ge
ami
le
much
fili
has
been
caught,
land
low
at-
fie
anil
3c.
American
lncronoil
aetivily
is
notjcealila
in
the
walerfronl
shliiyanls
flmj
in
uiliuiion
lo
the
new
ImHIwit
sflmoiicr
neHiiiifct
i'oniiIi
ion
at
I
lie
McLean
yanJ
a
seeond
keel
is
to
lie
laid
in
Ihe
near
future.
Nearlnn
Completion
The
jiew
tool
shed,
wlileli
is
heinu
erected
hy
(he
Provincial
jfovefiiinent
.
in
Hie
vimnilv
of
(iiIiIIiIimiiu's
wimlow.
Fish
Business
I'nini
Mon.lay
lo
I'riilay
l.lit.'l,-
I0(.
jmuiiiiIs
of
halihul
has
been
nni
on
Uie,i
ih
Kxrhanjre.
Caiir
were
lii'sh
al
IL'.'.le
and
5c
and
low
al
7.10c
and
.'fc.
Arrivals
were:
American:
Heliance,
Wu,
bab,
Columbia,
Hernice,
Panama,
Lincoln,
(ilacicr,
Siiusel,
llravo,
Aupusla,
Hival,
Rainier,
Valorous,
Mildred
ll
Kagle,
Orient
,
Hazel
II.,
Xeplune.
Crania,
Forward,
Viking,
Vera.
Ilhona,
Wilson,
Daly,
Hoynl.
Hal
lie,
Awlic,
llesolule.
Alia,
llrNk,
Sentinel,
Pelican,
Uranus,
Cape
Clear.
Ilepuldic,
Korcniowl,
tloin-inonweallh
ami
Sealtle.
"Canmlian:
Ternan,
iibson,
Marfialice,
Cape
Swain,
Constance
It.,
Mayflower,
MargueriJe.
Pair
of
.lacks,
Heveille,
M.
M.
Chrislopber,
.lobanna,
Lysekit,
(laygeon,
(iape
spencer,
Dundas,
Yule,
D.S.T.,
iKaien,
Marguerite
barmy
I-'.,
and
Itrandl.
One
of
.
the
.three
large
steam
rcHirn-tuhular
boilej-s,
purchased
by
Hie
Alias
Hoijer
Works
from
the
eily
when
the
old
sleain
planl
at
Cow
Hay
was
dismantled,
is
being
shipped
to
I'sk,
con
signed
lo
Hie
llayw
I
lumber
mill.
The
Lindsay
Carl
age
Com
pany
have
Ihe
contract
for
moving
and
shipping
IT.
Elizabeth
Steps
Out
"Louis
Amadio
has
recently
in
stalled
a
I
h.p.,
i
cycle,
llalliday
engine
in
his
pleasure
hum
v.lu
ahiMli
atiil
Klizabelh
is
now
step
ping
out
lo
the
tune
of
a
go
d
8
knots
an
hour.
The
llallhlav
replaces
a
.'J
h.p.
Caille-perfe
lion
engine.
Barge
Topples
Over
'Hie
bargi''
and
salvage
derrick,
owned
and
operated
by
lh
Vancouver
Salvage
Jo.
which
wa?
lied
up
al
the
old
log
poml
just
beyond
Hie
dry
dock
premises,
turned
over
on
ils
side
on
Sunday
innriiiiij;
last
and
became,
submerged.
The
end
of
the
barge
g-ol
wedged
under
Ihe
pil-
Ifiil
but
unfortunately
omethinging
and
Ihe
rising
IfdeThrew
the
inside
the
cake
exploded
in
Hie
oven
and
from
I
In"
large
'fragrant
recovered
II
was
ihnughl
be
a
rock.
A
piece
nf
Ihe
cake
in
(ineslion,
luYasnruiK
Tt
lu.'lies
by.
:i
inclu'H,
will
tic
displayed
in
Mr.
(iohlblooiii
-
w
inlow
on
Monday.
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
and
lo
any
Itrolirii!
in
:
it
for
We'lglM.
,i',d
i
I
"
I
I
.
-lit
W'l
K"'"
barge
(cr
on
ils
snle
ami
under
the
water.
'Willi
Ihe
use
of
Ihe
heavy
dry
dock
crane,
and
assisted
by
Ihe
lug:
boat
Alcedn
t'.apt.
Andy
Alfredson,
Die
bargu
was
turned
rjghl
side
up
and
Ifie
waler
pumped
out
of
her.
Tli3
barge
will
be
beached
for
overhaul.
Hubert
Ward
made
a.
exanniiaHoii
or
I
lie
harge
on
TOW
E
R'S
WATERPROOFS
A
Fisherman's
Suit
To
Suit
The
Fishermen
JACKETS
ply
ind
roomy-inner
Double
brcttt
piece
I'lKHIIHMUK
KIMICIAI.
SIXC
I
CHCST
43
rArimio
mi
MAUt
Id
CANADA
with
ny
front
removti
'
tny
poisibility
of
neti
or
line
CAtching.
Pnli
Qoteil
tide
pattern,
very
roomy
And
double
ply.
Both
girmenU
re
made
in
yellow
inJ
hive
A
very
tough
wearing
surface.
Made
by
Canada'i
foremoit
waterproof
clothing
oianufacturert,
in
tizei
38
to
46.
On
Sell
hy
Fithtmm
Supply
merthmtt
Insist
upon
getting
a
genuine
Tower's
Waterproof
TOWER
CANADIAN
LIMITED
TOROrfTO
VANCOUVER
WINNIPEG
HALIFAX
MONTREAL
THE
DAILY
NEWB
-page-
rnr-
Thnrsilay
on
hojialf
ol
the
un
ilerwriler.s.
Another
Halibut
Boat
Last
week
a
new
10
fooj
hull
was
launched
from
the
Subero
ways,
-Cow.
Hay
Creek,
for!
Neilsou
IJivim.
When
completed
(be
lionl
will
be
powered
wilh
a
Ifi
lo
20
horse
power
cnjfine
w
particular
make
of
which
has
not
yel
been
decided.
Capt.
Wicks
Builds
Boat
Willi
the
compleliou
early
next
iimnHi
of
(he
halibut
boal
for
I
ir.
W.
T.
Kergfn
and
Capl.
An
drew
Hanson
jiI
Ihe
.Y
M.
McLean
shipyards,
Ihe.
keel
fur
n
new
(5
foot
halihul
boat
will
be
laid
down
for
Cap).
A.
Wicks,
formerly
owner
of
Ihe
schoone"
Hippo.
The
new
boat
will
have
a
beam
of
1
1
feci,
will
carry
a
crew
of
four
men
'and
will
fish
on
the
Ions
Hue
system.
The.
choice
of
'power
Hex
between
a
2
5
horse
power
Vivian
or
a
24-2K
h.p.
Caiiadianr'cflcr
semi
deisel
crude
oil
engine,
The
20
h.p.
Vivian
engine
fiovJhc
Ker-gin-Hauson
boal
ls,already
a'
Ihe
yard
logelher
Willi
Ihe
gurdy
and.
other
dwp
sea
Capl.
.John
PrescolJ
is
iloin-'
considerable
hammer
"
and
saw
work
on
his
power
boat
Kayex,
Pile
Driver
Back
The
Currie
pile
driver,
which
has
beep
npcriiliug
for
several
weeks
paM,
al
Port
"Simpson
driving
piles
for
(be
new
Provincial
government
dock,
returned
lo
port
on
Thursday
morning
i:
low
of
the
power
boat
;
Wjgwaui,
Capl.
Claude
Kefchiim.
John
Currie
&
Son
have'
ihe
i
contract
i
for
drivin?
30
creosoled,
piles
in
connection
with
repairs
lo
the
llig
Hay
Lumber
Co,'
wharf,
which
work
will
muiinejicr
Fursl
Fursl
Fursl
Bring
them
In
the
high
prices
I
offer
will
be
an
eye
ooener
to
you.
You
want
the
highest
prices
and
I
am
anxious
to
aet
the
furs
so
let
us
net
together
and
do
bus
iness.
.W.
Qotdbloom,
Second
Avenue.
I'ninn
freighter
Cliilliwack.
Capt.
J.
Mel'hee,
arrived
in
port
on
Wednesday
moriiiiig
ami
among
other
freight
unloaded
a
shipment
of
lumber
and
pipe
for
the
Alherl-MrCaffery
inlere.'n.
The
lumber
and
pipe
is
for
local
orders.
The
tugboat
M.T.3.,
Capt.
R
(ireen,
lefl
port
al
daylight
on
Thursday
morning
for
(
fieorgc-
lown
lo
lirinjf
a
scow
load
of
fish
boxes
for
Ihe
Royal
Fish
Company.
"Tempered"
Copper
Wbal
is
believed
by
loea!
opinion
lo
be
a
specimen
of
Indian
"tempered"
copper
was
brought
lo
Ihe
city
on
the
schooner
Pair
of
.lacks,
Cap'.
.Inlin
Ivarson,
on
Tuesday
'
morn
ing
lasl,
in
Ihe
form,
of
a
copper
fish
book
discovered
in
(be
mouth
of
a
halihul.
The
relic
a
fine
specimen
of
nnliya
workmanship
is
in
Ihe
care
nf
John
Dybhavn,
presidenl
of
the
Royal
l'ish
Co.
who
intends
lo
gel
the
opinion
of
a,
frjoycrnmenl
expert.
It
is
surmised
lhl
the
halihul,
a
35
pound
fish,
got
away
from
a
line
in
use
by
an
Indian
who
was
conversant
wilh
the
much
nought
process
of
lempering
(.npper.
Joins
Pete
Jensen
Capl.
Charlie
Kdwanls
ha
roninleled
negro!
jal
ions
wilh
Ted
Shrubsall
for
Ihe
lalter's
share
in
the
schooner
Lysckll
com
mamlcd
by
Pete
Jensen.
CharlioV
fijriner
fishing
boat,
the
11.
A
1L,
was
wrecked
last
fall,
only
Ihe
engine
being
salvaged.
Canon
Jlushbrnok
was
a
visi
tor
In
Ihe
city
on
Thursday
mornincr
aboard
.the
-'mission
power
boal
Northern
Cross.
Tip
Irolling
boat
Jennie.
Capl.
Sorenson,
is
Ihe
latest
(roller
lo
leavo
for
Ihe
salmon
fishing
grounds.
Cap
will
give
Ihe
Dun-das
Island
waters
the
once
over
before
changing'
bis
venue
of
operations
lo
Hippo
Islands.
The
power
boal
Wilcna
May,
Capl,
Clirjs
JHxnu,
lender
for
Ihe
llig
Hay
l.umjicr
Co'ipany
had
an
Awaler-Kenl
ignition
syslcm
installed
while
jn
purl
"this
week.
Distinguished
Visitors
There
was
much
hljarjly
a
Tuesday
morning'
session
of
I
Ii
n
Fish
KxchatiRe
when
dislln-guisled
visitors
in
the
persons
Shop-windows
on
parade
IN
THE
quiet
and
comfort
of
your
home,
newspaper
in
hand,
the
shop-windows
of
the
town's
best
stores
pass
in
review.
Look
at
that
charming
little
hat
just
the
style
you
have
been
looking
for,
and
so
reasonable!
And
say,
isn't
that
coat
a
darling?
.
.
Not
only
do
you
see
illustrations
of
the
merchandise,
but
you
are
told
in
detail
of
its
merits
and
prices,
A
passing
panorama
that
may
be
halted
and
started
and
halted
at
will.
A
shopping
trip
at
home!
How
long
do
you
suppose
it
would
take
you
to
reverse
the
process
to
go
up
one
street
and
down
another,
until
you
had
visited
personally
every
worth-while
store
in
town?
And
how
exhausted
you
would
be,
physically
and
nervously.
There's
no
doubt
about
it.
The
modern
way
to
shop
is
to
read
the
advertisements,
then
make
notes
of
the
stores
and
the
particular
offerings
that
appeal
to
you.
What
a
lot
of
time
and
bother
such
a
method
saves.
You
know
beforehand
what
you
want
to
look
at,
who
has
it,
and
what
you
will
have
to
pay.
Read
the
advertisements.
Make
it
a
daily
habit.
The
regular
reader
of
advertisements
is
better
informed,
makes
the
family
budget
stretch
further,
has
more
time
for
recreation,
gets
more
value
for
her
money,
and
profits
in
many
other
ways.
Advertisements
are
frequently
the
most
interesting
news
in
the
paper.
Every
day
these
shop-windows
are
lined
up
.
for
your
inspection
in
this
newspaper
of
lien
Self
and
Frank
Morris
paid
a
slate
visit
to
see
if
the
fish
business
was
being
carried
on
judiciously.
Holh
visitor
were
asked
lo
nut
in
a
hid
for
al
few
thousand
pounds
of
the
de-leclable
fish.
lien
said
be
wouldn't
mind
buying
a
couple
of
carloads
but
for
Iwo
reasons:
firs),
he
did
not
own
a
railway
'ami
secondly
he
only
ale
fish
three
limes
a
day,
and
did
not
Ihklik
he
could
gel
rid
of
it
fast
enough.
Frank
considered
Ihe
fish
were
worih
.more
I
ban
the
buyers
but
ttbl
not
slate
il
loud
enough
for
anyone
10
near.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS"
Prince
Rupert
W.
J.
Campbell,
W.
Jv.
Hauler,
Jtoy
C.
Wright
and
II.
H.
tioul-
bourn,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
sirs,
(ieorge
Crjghlon,
Slewarl;
Hprl
Smith,
Premier;
K.
C.
Thomp
son
and
II.
K.
Hrophy,
Toronto;
,!s.
A.
1).
Davis,
and
.1.
L.
Holhu-eni,
Usk;
Rev.
Thomas
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Marsh.
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and
S.
Woodward,
Vancouver;
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W.
Magee,
F.n-dako;
A.
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North
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L.
Carfin,
F.
Duggan,
K.
P.
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and
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Craig,
C.X.IL;
0.
Macdonald,
Slewarl:
F.
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and
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Arm,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Saturday,
March
21
High
1
1
:0S
a.m.
19.3
ft.
23
:.".(
p.m.
1
8.".)
"
Low
5:03
a.m.
7.0
"
17:12
p.m.
3.0
"
Sunday,
March
22
High
II:.V.)
a.m.
20.2
fl
Low
0:02
a.m.
r.rt
"
18:2!)
p.m.
2.3
"
Monday,
March
23
High
0:38
a.m.
20.0
fl.
12:17
p.m.
20.7
"
Low
0:S3
a.m.
1.2
"
(9
13
p.m.
2.2
"
4
RAW
FURS
If
you
wnut
lo
lie
paid
highest
possible
(USII
prices
for
your
HAW
FUHS,
forward
them
lo
R.
S.
ROBINSON
&
SONS,
LTD.
Branch
Receiving
Office:
1225-6
Standard
Bank
Bldg.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Head
Office:
It.S.ll.
IHdp.,
Louise
SI.,
Winnipeg,
.Man.
Kst.
1SS.1.
Incorporated
1020
Helgerson
Block.
Phone
109.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
PERSONAL
SERVICE
AND
RELIABLE
DENTISTRY
go
hand
in
hand.
No
11101101"
what
Ihe
nature
of
your
denial
work
may
he,
when
you
come
to
my
office
you
get
the
benefit
of
such
service
and
receive
dentistry
that
is
honest.
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST.
Telegraphic
Address:
"Bushmarine
Prince
Rupert."
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Gr.
601
Black
735
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Marine
Products
Ltd.
St.
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Cafe
Prince
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Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpajd
Third
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Night
Phones
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601
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