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April
11
;
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THE
DAILY
NEW8
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PA1E
FIY
PSa
pur
Jkcurite
pipe
tokccc
.
HI
chief
iource
of
Prtnco
Rupert's
prosperity
WMIl
$C
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nip
ll.'t:
lie
Nnl
liV
U
1
1
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,ii
shipyard,
Capt.
Kd.
Lawler,
skipper
ami
lv
ores
ami
itiarn-
I'iwi
tin
hit
in
nil'
.Vllicriran
i
.nil1
'
d
n
steady
fishing
schooner
Anna
..,
left
a
ml
colter-
nisi
week
with
It
i
h
fmnily
for
i
iis
ileal
easier
Ketchikan
where
In-
will
in
i,
iiv
provincial
I,
llHllSl'
ui
CoW
i.nigivssed
rapidly
,r
painting
stage
,
,,
Tin
building
i
f
fine
rnn-
.
MTllil
III
llll'
,
v
tor
installation
1
,i;
ailian
new
cold
,s
mi
the
way
limldiog
will
lie
in-
contractors
week
were:
JNDSAY'S
rlage
and
Storage
Phon
fc.
pe,
WarelioumiiK,
and
J'ioUil.iilttiK
Teim
or
Motor
Service,
oai
Sand
and
Oravel
Speclillx.
In
Ptano
and
furniture
3ovlnn.
XS.TA1T
DrNTlST.
Htlgtrton
Blook.
mt
RUPERT.
B.
O.
(
"me.
Hours,
t
t
8.
Phon
G8B.
Knlnos
Onlj
For
I
Appolntmanta.
IRES
!rif?z
are
,
a-aoi
.
P1''!
II
nn
'"imir
old
iir,M
BUY
A
NEUU
niur
-
-
Wl
a.
lian
Mn
)
;flxni;,i
"'
8.00
to
$15.00.
HRKER
Ltd.
ru
ueaiers
fill
u
ri'
reside.
Await
Exams
Five
;binlding
wuti'rfrinil
arc
all
keyed
up
jn
readiness
fur
1
11
r
fiill-flislucil
coast-wise
skipper's
papers.
The
solid
live
includi
Ji'lT
Lam
lily,
II.
Taylor,
Jimmy
Thomas,
Perry
Smith
and
Hurry
Iterqulsl.
Tin-
boys
liavi'
been
specially
tutored
ami
have
lii'i'ii
sludyiiig
hard
since
Christ
mas.
The
government
examiner
liail
been
expected
lit
arrive
in
Ilic
city
In
carry
nut
I
lie
e.vaiiiin-aliiin
around
March
1.1
Inii
o
dale
In-
has
mil
put
in
an.
appearance.
Tin"
stage
is
all
sol
fur
tin-
big
exam,
as
far
as
the
(
.
alumina,
rtniia,
boy
arc
concerned
ami
the
ar-Su
;ir.
Sunset,.'
rival
of
each
boat
frim
the
xou
1
1
Swan.
Llri'eoliwjhringK
vision
of
a
gold
liraiili'.l
rmili.
iigula.;oliieial
who
will
deride
lln-ir
fai
If
i.
Ib-solute.
Paii-j
',.
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l
T
nl
No.
.
.1
Vol
Hoi
And
l,
uanaco,
m.
(),
fnr
(M.
joys
nf
a
lialmv
,,
lv
w
i..
:!''
.s,,rinrx.
r,
i
.i.
Mi.iiii.il,
".i;-;Ani
rattling
motor
Imai
fun,
ill
liu-.i'iiMi-i'.
Iniiiip,:
when
Pa
gHn
hi-
wfiUkrs
li.ST
w
il
Kmiyi-ii.
j(iuislil
In
Iho
vrh'il
jYo!
Ho!
ami
a
ImUli
of
ruii.
Surveyor
Out
i
a-.-
a-
Mif
iimvcrl'iiat."''!'!
for
iln
joy.-
iif
a
wot
."park
f
ii-!!
hy
I'll'?.
,
vi
wm
a'-poiniKinlctl
Anil
a
hallory
clean
on
I
lie
hum,
.M
i)..f
HanMn
ami
W
liieh
will
not.
xpark
Hi
nml
Mrs.
Tall;
''
'lie-
hive
nf
Pole,
i
Snu
Inli-l
fur
IliejVn!
Iln!
ami
a
Imllle
of
rum.
y.nss
Iwenly
(H,
fo(.
Jp
jf)ys
nf
uri
I
.ii
i
-
il
i
1
1
rrrrui
ty
I
;
'V
from
t.
Regis
Cafe
tlnco
Rupert's
Leading
RetUurant.
i
Bikiry
Unurpaid
Third
Anenua.
Hie
,i
fin
farm
T
Sin
i-vor
ilrv
it
.
iimeroiii(t
i
;
in
ilellmt:.
While
wheel.
the
:
rirl
looks
horrihly
rltim,
Willi
Hie
fa's
lank
emply
As
I
lit
enpinWV
ifeilil.
Yn!
Ho!
and
a
IioIIId
of
rum.
(Hi!
for
I
lie
joys
of
relurniii!?
i
III
IMlW,
Willi
your
arm
alHuil
weixhinrf'
j
a
lou,
I
Ami
your
sliirl
jusl
as
dlrly
i
As
fog
iimler
find.
Yo!
llo!
ami
a
hollle
of
rum.
Nels
Nelson
lias
completed
considerable
reoair
work
on
hi
power
boat
Wanderer
al
tlioj
You
know
me,
Al.
I
offer
the
Akcrhorjf
-
Thomson
shops
in
;
honest
price
for
every
descrip-readiness
for
Hie
initial
dash
ot
tlon
of
fur
and
need
the
pelts
the
season
lo
the
west'
roust
,
badly.
Brlns
your
furs
to
me
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands
on
a'fPSt,
you'll
sell
to
me
eventually.
nlmoii
Irollinp
exploit.
Kit.
lmulson,
who
slarled
out
last
wiek
Tor
the
IioIHiik
.'rounds
aboard
lib
tmwer
lal.
developed
pump
trouble
upon
reaching
the
mouth
or
Hie
harbor
and
was
forced,
(o
return
to
port
to
pel
il
fixed.
The
Canadian
schooner
Prosperity
A
Caid.
Andrew
while
in
port"
last
week
did
reiuilr
work
,.lof
Jliev.oil
.'gra'.)nl
alHiard
"leaving
orl
over
Ho
week
end
for
the
high
sjiols.
Another
Fine
Troller
One
of
the
finest.
I
lulling
hoal
'on
the
coasl
put
in
an
appear
inner
recenll)
when
the
Ilii
i"ool
Teklo
().,
owned
by
Mint
in""
inml
built
by
Hmll
lnj,
over
from
Imiil's
Lewis
island
'ways,
'rfiis
boat
ha
been
built
irr
sneciallv
selected
cedar
and
Hie
worknianship
Ihroughoul
is
commendable,
according
to
bal
owners.
A
15
li.p.
Itolinder
semi-
leinl
eilliilie
Will
lie
llisi.iueo
JiirniM
l.nlleries.
is
lo
be
laken
care
ot
by
Hie
YVnnl
Kleclrio
concern.
When
completed
Sam
will
git
mil
trolling
in
Ihe
vicin
lly
of
Hippo
Islands.
Nick
Nelson
launched
his
new
trolling
hoal
from
Die
RAW
FURS
N
"lr
LUV
M
HS,
forwanl
them
lo
Iranrh
"""ii'aun
owrvo,
liu.
f
'cn
t-
Receiving
.
.
Office:
1225-6
Standard
Bank
Bldg.,
p.id
ntf,
,)rr"
.
Vancouver,
B.C.
;
-ILS.lt.
Hldg.,
.-ill-r.l
Louise
SI.,
WiiinipS.
Man.
Incorporated
H)20
fleet
fame,
maife
the
return
I
ri
n
on
Ihe
Prince
(Seorgo
lo
Slewart
nml
Anvox
on
Wednesday
in
company
wilh
Ihe
Canadian
Na
tional
Hallway
orficials.
'Hie,
Union
freighter
Chilliwack,
Capl
Mel'hee.
arrived
in
port
on
Monday
morning
last
unloadinig
boat
lumber
for
the
N.
M.
Mckean
shipyards
and
a
shipment
or
double
dressed
fir
for
Ihe
Hig
.i
n...
li-rli'linsr
system,
which
Hay
l.umlier
Co.
for
loeat
orders.
,will
lie
run
from
n
dynamo
aim
Some
Stick
The
Hig
Hay
Lumber
Company
received
an
enquiry
this
week
Tor
a
"slick"
or
lumber
32
inches
by
.12
inches
in
diameter
ami
75
reel
long.
"Hie
Vancouver
ofrice
or
the
above
company
ndvicd
that
there
was
only
one
log
In
Vancouver
at
Hie
present
limn
large
enough
to
cut
the
stick
This
hefly
piece
of
lumber
is
re
quired
as
a
gin
pole,
for
the
W.
C.
Arnell
dredge,
ami
will
con
tain
n.lOO
reel
of
limber
weigh
ing
in
the
vicinity
or
nine
Ions
The
power
lioal
Nevilene,
len
der
or
Ihe
Lowe
Inlet
cannery.
luis
arrived
ill
port
lo
low
the
Currie
pile
driver
south.
John
OLD
CHUM
Quits
Halibut
Fishing
Capl.
Ouse,
owner
ami
skippei
of
Ihe
fishing
schooner
Wesl-
enier.
lias
.icemen
10
cpiu
me
halibut
risbing
ami
is
now
trans
forming
his
boat
into
a
salmon
troller.
As
Ihe
result
of
sink
ing
a
log
when
coming
in
from
the
high
spots
Hie
profiler
shaft
was
bent
and1
Ibis
is
being
fixed
in
readiness
for
an
early
trip
lo
Ihe
Hippo
Island
trolling
rounds.
The
power
boat
Kimgconte,
Capl.
Nakaluka,
is
in
port
from
die
Claxlon
cannery
ror
Ihe
pur
pose
of
having
a
new.
deck
rail
installed.
HEATING
SYSTEM
AT
BOOTH
SCHOOL
TO
BE
LOOKEDLNTO
SOON
The
school
board,
at
its
meet
ing
Thursday
niuht,
decided
to
have
Walter
l.imcrwill
make
nn
examiiiaHon
or
the
healing
and
HER
HEADACHES
WERE
SO
BAD
SHE
COULDN'T
DO
ANYTHING
on.-
ilm
li.-uil
-Url
lo
arlm
and
pnln
you
limy
ri-si
assurcil
Uwi
Umi
Muse
rum."
rri.ni
tlio
sliiinili-li,
liver
or
IkiwHu.
"iljl
lh
miisk
most
In-
n-tiKivril
lw-Tor
por
iminriit
rlltr
nm.v
t'
h-Kl.
Tlu-ri
l
no
liflti-r
'nloly
ror
lioml
nclii-s
or
rvt'iw
(loscrliilluli
tliaii
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
ns
II
remove
tit
pansi
or
lh
IimiIikIim
in
way
thai
no
t1nr
ri'inrily
will
ili.
Urn.
Wm.
II-IkiiiI.
Lowfr
Slewliirke.
N.S.,
wrllcs:
"I
nirrrreil
for
.
li'lijf
llni"
Willi
my
lifiul.
It
would
arlm
ami
aclie
until
It
made
nii
m
l'k
t
roulil
not
lo
ll.lt.U.
I
ri'i'l
that
I
cannot
ri-coiiiiiirnJ
It
loo
liifrhly
to
all
tlio
HiifferlnK
man
lu
nflmlics
or
any
Mini.
'
ll.ll.ll..
Ims
lii-i'ii
on
tli1
niarkM
ror
tlim
hiI
Id
ynn
anil
w
reeo-nltMl
hy
all
lio
have
iiwit
II
tn
t'
twlitiont
an.
equal
a
a
ri'inrily
ror
hi'iiila'lio:
put
up
only
Currie
i
son
nave
uie
enmraci.
1)V
Th
T
miiimiih
i:
for
driving
new
wharf
piles
iuont.
In
the
famous
)!acuum(lir-Tht)Tin
f
W.
Goldbloom,
Second
Avenue.
Tugboat
Busy
The
tugboat
M.T..1,
Capl.
It.
i
it..
,i.
Creeii.
Hie
liagsnip
oi
uie
hiimi-
by
lowintt
Heel,
leH
port
on
Wednesday
for
Hie
ieorgelnwn
mill
having
in
low
two
empty
scows
ami
supplies
for
Hie
sawmill.
On
Hie
return
trip
Ihe
lug
jiroughl
down
a
scow
load
of
fish
boxes
for
l.lie
.VI
I
in
Fisheries.
On
this
Iriii
Hie
.r.T..1.cilc:iled
a
re-
cWii.
Tlie
tioat
mad?
Hie
rehirn
trio
on
one
tide,
passing
over
iin
ToLfwell
Island
bar
with
ease
both
going
and
ruining.
(ieorge
Hushby,
of
lugboal
BUJCHOW
creek
ways
las)
week.
The
hoal
roiinecl
un
Willi
Hie
work
of
ex-i
is
a
32
fooler
ami
is
lo
he
pow-;
tension
to
he
carried
mil
at
I
lie
red
wilh
a
7
li.p.
Vivian
engine,
cannery.
Wliioi
hfte.Mhe
Nevil-
The
installation
of
I
lie
Iti
li.p.
Imperial
usim
is
under
way
m
the
new
Irtdliiii.'
hoat
".lust
11"
huili.
by
Uapl.
Kliort
on
the,
tow
Hay
"reek
ways.
The
inslalla-liun
work
will
soon
l
com-pleliil
when
ap
will
he
leaviiij?
for
Hie
Hippo
Island
Irollinp
rroiimls.
tl-ipl.
Khorl
enlerlain-ed
a
party
of
friends
aboard
Hie
new
hoal
on
Wednesday
afternoon.
Hie
occasion
beinsr
Iho
relehraliiiii
or
his
riHielh
birthday
and
the
putting
inlo
commission
of
the
.lust
II
No.
3.
ene
had
some
repairs
done
at
I
he
Akerlierji-Thorfisoii
shops
on
Iter
circulation
ifiml
plunger
pump.
hi-
The
rreighler-'I-!;rstliome,
P.apt.
fiririiunl.
arrived'
rfoin
Hie
south
on
Wednesday
iimrriTiis
ami
unloaded
,.100
Ions
"l(if
Nanaimo-Wellinlnn
coal
ror
Hie
Albort-.McCaffery
inleresls.
The
native
power
iioat
Mark-.vell,
('.apt.
:iifloir
arrived
from
'larlleyvHay
this
week
lo
nnder-to
considerable
mechanical
repair
work.
Through
the
use
of
the
famous
Vacuum
(air-tight)
tin
OLD
CHUM
SMOKING
TOBACCO
is
preserved
for
you
in
perfect
condition;
it
is
always
as
fresh
as
when
it
was
originally
packed.
Alwaus
ask
for
the
Vacuum
(Asr-Tiht)
Tin
Manufactured
by
Imperial
Tobacco
Co.of
Cdnada.Litnited
Dominion
Linoleums
Made
in
Canada
for
the
Canadian
People
?
i'
fcS'C:'.
ii
Era
i
oiMra
h:-
h
i
n
r?-m
.
1
1
mm
ep
iu
t
mm.
i"
v
T
.
.
J
entilalion
system
at
Hoolh
Me-;
morial
School.
11
is
proposed
lo
bring
an
exierl
in
during
the
I
unimer
vacation
lo
put
Ihe
yslein
in
proper
operation.
Us
runetioning
now
having
been
re-j
ported
to
be
not
altogether
sal-,
isfaclo.ry.
There
was
consiuer-
ible
discussion
on
the-
matter
m
whioli
i'rinciiial
H.
II.
llartriess
participaled.
The
Atlas
Hoiler
Works
liail
a
oniniunicalion
berore
Ihe
board
iffering
lo
inslal
an,oil
healing
system
in
the
school
al.
a
cost
of
$..I00.
The
letter
was
Hied.
At
a
previous
meeting
ot
the
board
it
was
reported
that
the
mil
eonsnmnlion
at
Hoolh
rhool
was
much
heavier
than
il
nould
be.
MARCH
WAS
LIGHT
MONTH
FOR
POLICE
Nineteen
Cases
Resulted
In
as
Many
Convictions
and
Fines
Totalled
$199
The
month
or
March
was
an
exceptionally
light
one
in
the
city
iiolice
court
according
lo
the
re
port
of
Chief
Vickers
submitted
o
Ihe
police
commission
al.
the
regular
monthly
meeting
on
Thursday
afternoon.
There
were
lit
cAses
before
the
magistrate.
resulting
In
tO
convictions.
Fines
ror
Hie
month
totalled
$U)9.
The
payroll
Tor
Ihe
month
totalling
$755.1.15
and
accounts
In
tin
amount
of
$02.50
were
passed
nnyiiitnr.
ut
ft'
wk'n
four
imiiics
of
.
for
payment.
In
connection
wilh
the
accoiinls,
Mayor
Newloii
pointed
out
that
Ihe
rinance
com-
millee
ronsidertHl
thai
Ihe
force
was
beimg
cliarptd
excessively
fnr
laxi
srrvice.
The
chief
was
Lin'mU
Toronto.!
nsKed
to
keep
a
cIom
check
on
these
accounts.
MANY
NEW
PATTERNS
Some
of
the
old
favorites
Printed
and
Inlaid
Linoleums
for
spring
are
now
on
display
at
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
Ruilding
Materials
LUMBER
Dinteiisioii,
Sliiplop
and
Finishing,
Shingles,
Lalh,
Moulding:-
Oak,
Fir
ami
Cdttonwood
Ply
Veneers,
3isli
and
lloors.
Cement,
Lime,
Plaster,
Brick,
Firebrick,
Fireclay,
Keene's
Cement,
Plaster
of
Paris,
Sand
and
Gravel,
Asbestos
Products,
Wood
Pipe,
Vitrified
Pipe,
Agricultural
Tile,
Building
Papers,
Asphalt
and
Rubber
and
Asbestos
Roofings.
Horn
the
Famous
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
564
Telegraphic
Address:
"Bushmarine
Prince
Rupert."
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
Night
Phones
687
539
Black
735
Gr.
601
Another
Portland
Canal
Opportunity
The
first
Treasury
Issue,
of
Hie
Porter-Idaho
Mining
Co.,
Ltd.,
is
now
offered
the
public
at
2"c
per
share.
This
is
the
only
other
shipping
mine
besides
the
Premier
in
Hie
Portland
Canal
District.
Ore
shipped
l.asl
year
more
Minn
paid
development
work.
For
full
information
apply
H.
W.
M.
BOLSTON
&
CO.
Stewart.
Stockbrokers.
Victoria.