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FOREST
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-IT
PAYS!
What
Comes
Out
of
the
Oven
Depends
on
What
Goes
In."
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Flour
"THE
WORLD'S
BEST."
Your
Grocer
Hag
II
John
L.
Christie
Sales
Agent
Prince
Rupert
argains
in
Woollens
SPORTS
FLANNELS,
WOOL
CREPES,
TWEEDS,
FRENCH
CHARMEEN,
Etc.
Values
op
l.o
$3.t)0.
for
$225
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
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Ave.
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and
Cedar
$6.50
Per
Load
f;ijt
to
any
length.
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or
Day
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obtainable
In
prince
Rupert.
Suprema
Canada's
Kav-
rtnifn
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rn
1
1
II
TO
J
Polish.
At
all
good
stores
in
small
or
lnrge
bottles.
Also
"SUPREMA"
Mop
Oil
and
the
famous
"Eureka
Bleach."
Look
for
t
lie
Hoostcr
Label.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CS.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Te'am
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Oravel
VU
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Roving,
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
Doings
of
the
Mosquito
Fleet
which
is
the
chief
source
of
Prince
Rupert's
prosperity
proximately
5c
and
2c
on
American
ami
Canadian
fish
due
in
a
j
measure,
lo
the
fact
that
nr.
rivals
had
been
heavy
for
tin;
week
and
the
eastern
market
was
pretty
well
filled
up.
Incoming
skippers
report
ihe
weather
on
the
deep
sea
grounds
lo
nave
"Doc"
Got
Stung
II
is
seldom
thai
a
man
gels
slung"
and
is
proud
of
il,
so
it
Is
w'ilh
pleasure
we
recount
the
experiences
of
our
walerfront
celebrity
known
as
"Doc"
Clap
perlon.
Our
hero
sure
got
lung
where
it
could
he
seen
plenty,
and
if
he
bad
been
in
a
mix-up
Willi
Jnck
Dempsey
his
left
eye
could
not
have
been
made
a
fil
ler
color
for
a
funeral.
The
trouble
wllli
Doc
is
I
hat
ho
will
insist
upon
bulling
in
on
Ihe
football
matches
and
is
never
happier
than
when
wagging
that
little
flag
or
his.
The
witnessing
of
a
football
match
was
Ihe
cause
of
his
downfall
in
this
cas,.
and
now
'
he
has
been
"slung"
plenty
perhaps
ho
will
lake
it
lo
heart.
Upon
the
evening
in
question
the
mosquitoes
espiM
Ihe
football
chaser
cheer-
ins
his
side
on
lo
disaster
anu
decided
to
put
u
rubber
hc;l
so
In
speak
on
his
voice.
A
big
black
fellow,
reminding
one
of
u
wild
goose
on
the
wing,
1m-.
pudenlly
perched
ilsctr
upon
Doc
s
leH
optic
and
look
n
few
good
digs
underneath
the
outer
bide.
That,
put
the
lid
upon
the
football
enthusiasm
because
Hie
innsnuilo
look
some
eyesight
with
the
las!
swallow
and
ils
a
durne.l
hard
job
to
rollow
a
soc
pp
came
if
you
can't
see.
How
ever,
everything
happens
for
(he
host
iircording
to
Hie
wise
sage
and
the
hump
that
rose
on
the
eye
adds
considerable
weight,
to
Doo
who
has
been
proudly
(lis
ni
!
vim?
bis
wound
received
"ii
action."
Now
that
I
he.
swelling
has
gone
down
and
inn
signi
jh
completely
resiorcu
.won
lost
for
sympathy.
M.T.3
Has
Busy
Time
feels
The
tugboat
M.T.3.,
the
den,
llushbv
flagship,
with
Capt.
11.
(I
rcrn
al
the
gadgils
has
been
pulling
'
f,om"
strenuous
hour
tiniilimr
pack
horses
lo
Stewart,
booms
or
logs
lo
tlm
Georgetown
...hi
mid
scows
of
lumber
anil
'ish
boxes
lo
Ihe
local
Innrket'
On
Sunday
last
the
lug
returned
from
Stewart
after
delivering
22
.....aimi'scs.
which
have
been
mil
iiiiiiii
i
aim
nontio
The
volume
of
halibut
landed'
for
lite
Sterling
Silver
Lead
during
the
week
has
been
well).
Mines
Ltd.,
on
the
Marmot
River,
up
to
Hie
average
anil
prices
At.
On
the
return
south
Heggio
.low-fereil
on
the
Fish
Kxcbange
for
ed
a
boom
of
logs
from
the
jbolh
Ameriean
anil
Canadian1
Khtilzmeteen
river
to
Hie
north-
cd
tbe
Muse
pile
driver
over
to
Hie
Sail
Lakes
where
pile
driving
is
being
carried
on
in
connection
with
the
new
public
landing
lloat.
The
tugboat
Wigwam
and
schooner
Johanna,
Pair
of
lacks,
and
H.
Lipsetl
have
been
up
on
the
Ward
ways
Ibis
week
for
painting.
Henry
Collison
of
Kilkatla
has
his
general
utility
boat
on
the
McLean
ways
for
a
general
overhaul
preparatory
lo
engaging
in
the
fish
packing
for
the
Millerd
cannery.
The
engine
is
alsoj
coming
in
for
a
thorough
doing.
The
Lena
S.,
Capt.
X.
Shaw
of
Lowe
Inlet,
is
on
the
Suga
ways
for
remodelling.
Lena
will
be
commissioned
in
the
salmon
packing
on
behalf
of
Ihe
Lowe
Inlet
cannery
when
Ihe
work
is
completed,
Hubert
Ward
is
installing,
four
Pullman
ber(hs
in
his
newly
acquired
coastal
cruiser
Bonanza.
With
Ibis
addition
lo
the
already
comfortable
travelling
equipment
there
will
be
sleeping
accommodation
for
five
persons
aboard
as
a
spacious
btmk
is
being
installed
for'ard.
Some
Speed
Artist
The
latest
waterfront
celebrity
lo
Join
the
nautical
speed
artists
is
Pete
Tlruno,
of
lonsorial
fame.
Pete
has
recently
taken
unio
himself
a
Y.-bollom
boat
and
thrown
out
the
old
engino
in
disgust.
In
its
place
will
be
instal
led
one
of
the
latest
Ford
marine
type
go-getters
and
Peln
openly
avowed
he
will
attain
a
speed
of
omelhing
liko
Ihe
noise
a
train
makes
going
at
15
miles
per
hour.
The
owner
will
assist
the
engine
to
attain
lliU
remarkable
speed
by
injecling
a
patent
oil
fuel
in
il,
Ihe
ingredients
of
which
are
only
known
to
manipulator
of
hair
Idrtlcs.
It
will
pay
spectators
lo
keep
clear
of
the
propellers
when
Pete
starts
her
up.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Weblon
McAfee
returned
In
Georgetown
on
Ihe
M.T.II
on
Wednesday
morning.
Mr.
McAfee
lias
been
manaarinir
the
Hig
Hay
Lumbc'r
Co.'s
olllco
for
the
past
week
bul.
has
no'V
been
relieved
by
Mr.
Nelson
in
the
absence
of
Ralph
Lepine
Ihe
regular
manager,
who
!s
south
on
a
holiday.
The
launch
Joy
Hint,
Capt
Cook,
was
ou'.
lo
Tucks
Inlet
nni
Tuesday
lowing
Ihe
powi''r
house,
from
the
elevator
site.
Blasting
of
rock
is
now
being
carried
out
opposite
the
Cold
Storage
in
connection
with
the
levator
fill.
Considerable.
minor
repair
work
hns
been
carried
nut
on
the
Arnelt
dredge
at
(he
Akerbcrg
'Thomson
simps
this
week,
Launch
Oh
Baby
Out
Tho
launch
Oh
llaby,
skippered
by
Laurie
Lambly,
made
the
return
trip
In
Georgetown
on
Tuesday
for
local
interests.
'
On
Wednesday
the
launch'
took
Johnny
Morrison
and
Kvan
Dav-
ies
over
lo
Mellakatla.
The
for
iner
was
on
u,
short
visit
to
his
parents
prior
to
taking
ovep
his
wintering
in
the
KUkallu
district,1
season's
duties
as
book-keeper
at
llio
Sunnyslde
cannery.
V.
II.
WJilford,
the.
Jioal
build-
Jer,
who
ha
been,
confined
lo
his
home
mi
Park,
Avenue
for
Hie
past
week,
Ik
now
back
on
the
job
wielding
Hip
left-handed
caulking
irons
in
fine
shape.
Captains
Actually
Work
Die
near
sinking
ol
Hie
iignt-housn
lender
Ilirnie
on
Tuesday
morning,
which
fortunately
was
unattended
wllH
serious
consequences,
caused
a
lot
of
excite-menl
on
Ihe
waterfront
early
on
Tuesday
morning,
and
the.
happening
of
course
had
its
humorous
side.
When
Skipper
J'etejf
sen
of
the
Ilirnie
found
the
decks
awash
upon
arrival,
caused
by
I
fare
have
kept
up,
although
onm
mill
ami
there
picked
up
a
the
overloading
of
the
craft,
he
iuiii.u,i
me
prices
irop)e.
ap-iscow
ot
lumner
and
a
scow
or
quickly
arosed
Hie
sleeping
men
,(ish
boxes
for
local
consumption,
aboard
and-put
in
a
"sill
alarm"
On
Thursday
the
little
giant
low-jto
Hie
lender
Newlnglon
for
aid
Like
good
sailors
Hie
crew
.of
the
Xewinglon
responded
on
the
double,
headed
by
Hfeir
doughty
skipper,
Harry
Ormislnn,
who.
J
lie
tug
p.ii.i.,
(.apt.
llarrisjf,,,.
tnc
fj,-st
time
in
his
life,
Kerr,
is
touring
around
the
worn
nvfciiiniA
fnp
iimlfiwrur
been
"breezing
up"
for
the
lasliSkeena
River
canneries
fixing
iininsuiiniiw
rirmUloii
im.i
Piiiron
i
few
days
although
good
weather
Svas
experienced
over
lasl
week
lend
and
the
lishing
was
consistently
good,
taking
all
things
into
consideration.
j
Good
business
In
the
marine
(supply
departments
oY
Ihe
watcr-
I
front
has
been
maintained
and
everyone
seems
well
satisfied
that
I
hey
are
gelling
their
share.
Ouile
a
lot
of
work
Is
being
ilit
at
the
local
shipyards
and
machine
shops
for
the
various
canneries
in
the
district.
In
ad-diiion
'there
are
a
number
,of
seine
and
(rolling
boats
on
the
ways
for
repairs
while
-,t
lof
of
painting
is
being
carreid
oul
on
all
classes
of
boats.
Arrivals
Arrivals
this
week
follow:
American
Sunset,
Liluya,
North,
Zenith,
Augusla,
Hanib-
ler,
Foremost,
Sitka,
Rainier,
Gladys,
Hilda,
Ihelma,
.1.
I.
Todd
II.,
Teddie
.1.,
Vesta,
Wa
bash,
Chum,
Itepublic,
Albatross,
Ilrisk,
.lu
ne,
Talinma.
National.
Canadian
Murineag,
Maude,
Allen.
II.
A
II.,
llranl,
l
anny
1'.,
Too.lie.
Margalice...
K.
..Lipselt,
Mali,
June
II.
(salmon;,
Swing.
me
hoppers
for
the
fish
oual
.(
work
with
the
speed
of
a
which
will
be
lowed
to
the
Ru-
perl
Marine
Products
plaul
during
the
canning
season
for
reduction
purposes.
crazy
jazz
tune
and
seizing
shovels
commenced
lo
sweat
blood
in
an
effort
to
get
the
lime
etc.
overboard
to
lighten
I
hp
vessel.
Onlookers
say.
that
it
was
impossible
lo
lime
the
speed
of
Ihe
shovels
with
a
slop
walch,
Ihe
shovels
seeming
to
vibrato
with
Ihe
force
of
energy
behind
Iliem.
Blinded
with
perspiration
Ihe
skippers
'did
not
slop
for
biwidkerchiefs
'bill
gaily
shook
(heir
beads
over
the
side
of
the
boat
to
save
lime.
Helling
was
heavy
as
lo
bow
long
the
pace
would
last
bul
eventually,
as
the
danger
lessened,,
the
shovels
gradually
slowed
down
ami
seemed
lo
keep
pace
perfecUy
with
the
Dead
March
played
with
!
a
crutch.
.
Ik
has
beep
suggested
that
in
recognition
of
the
valiant
services
of
Ormislnn
and
Petersen
Hie
shovels
used
in
the
dis
play
of
work
should
be
presenled
to
Ihein
as
mementos
of
happy
moments.
Capt.
Hans
arrived
in
port
early
in
the
week
from
Sandspij.,
O.C.I.,
on
Ihe
bridge
of
his
power
boat
Heal
rice
IL
Tor
Ihe
installation
of
a
seine
winch
at
the
Akerberg-Thomson
shops.
The
power
boat
Markwell,
Capt.
C.
L.
Clifton,
is
in
porl
from
llarlley
Hay
and
hns
been
taken
up
'on
the
McLean
ways
for
a
general
overhaul
prior
to
taking
over
a
contract
with
Ihe
Lowe
Inlet
canner.y.
It
was
with
great
regret
the
waterfront
boys
on
Thursday
learned
of
Hie
death
of
Harry
Day.
Deceased
was
well
known
in
nnulical
circles
and
enjoyed
the
friendship
of
nil
with
whom
he
came
in
contact.
The
sympathy
of
llio
entire
nautical
fra-
lernily
is
extended
to
his
wife
in
her
herein
enien
I.
vPrlerVenn'of
Mellakatla
is
in
port
lo
have
his
engine
over
hauled
prior
lo
hitting
for
the
salmon
(rolling
grounds.
Johnny
Mcl.eod
is
installing
an
engine
in
his
new
18
fool
boat
al
Ihe
Canadian
National
Yacht
Club
floats.
James
Crew,
well
known
on
Ihe
Skeena
river,,
has
purchased
a
li.p.
Regal
engine
which
he
is
hnving
installed
in
a
recently
acquired
hull.
The
boat
will
be
of
the
Columbin
river
type
and
will
be
commissioned
In
the
Skeen.i
river
fishing
when
Ihe
engine
installation
is
completed:
The
lighthouse
tenders
N'ew-
ingtnn
and
Hirnie
left
porl
on
Thursday
morning
for
Vadso
Is
land,
situated
four
miles
from
nynx,
lo
carry
oul
the
Installa
tion
of
a
new
bencon
light
"t
thai
point,
The
fish
packer
Plop,
Capt:
Clawsop,
arrived
in
P"rt
this
week
from
the
Wark
Canal
dis-
Irlcl.
Cap
reporls
that
the
sal
mon
run
Is
jlot.
Inq
bad
at
pre
sent
hut
belter
things
are
ex
pected
to
happen
in
the
near
future.
Off
io
the
South
Charlie
"Chuck"
Currie,
accompanied
by
Sydney
Hunter,
will
leave
port
early
next
week
on
the
former's
power
boat,
i
READY
UINIITP
I
Ma
mi
andeasu
to
empty
m8b
Huby
Mae,
on
a
leisurely
cruise
of
the
soul
hern
coast.
They
will
go
as
far
south
-
as
Seattle
and
will
call
at
all
the
hig
While
Wav
cities
en
route
including
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Alex.
Saint,
who
recently
resigned
'
from
the
Provincial
police
force,
has
joined
Ihe
engineering
slatT
of
Hie
Prince
lluperl
Honl
house.
Wonderful
Seamanship
Il's
one
thing
lo
own
a
real
motor
boat
bul.
ils
quite
another
thing
lo
exercise
brilliant
seamanship
am)
bring
homo
all
the
silver
Yacht
Club
cups
that
are
being
given
away.
However
this
wonderful
feat
was
successfully
accomplished,
by
Captain
H.
T.
Cross
with
his
good
ship
Francis
C.
in
I
ho
Prince
lluperl
Yacht
Club
regalia.
held
yesterday
afternoon.
'The
Yacht
Club
day
was
a
humdinger
from
Ihe
drop
of
the
hat
but
when
the
club
speed
snorters
go;
under
way
In
an
elTorl
to
lift.
Ihe
silverware;
formerly
held
by
M.
M.
Stephens,
it
was
I
lion
that
strong
men
laughed
and
women
howled
with
enthusiasm
and
th"
lid
was
securely
locked
on
an
exciting
and
sandwich
eating
time.
It
will
be
interesting
to
a
good
many
nautical
sports
to
know
that
skipper
Cross
learned
his
seamanship
ou
the
prairies
when
he
successfully
negotiated
many
inspiring
races
in
self-built
prairie
schooners.
Capt.
Cross
I?
BEDTIME
on
Saturday
Night
To
the
busy
Housewife
after
a
hard
day's
cleaning
made
easy
by
sucli
time
and
labor
saving
devices
as
Hissell
(larpet
Hweepers
and
O'Odar
AIPS
and
after
the
cjock
ba
been
put
out
and
the
cat
wound
up
then
is
the
lime
to
consider
your
Bedding
and
Bedroom
Furnishings
with
that
idea
in
mind
kindly
take
note
of
these
tempting
sale
prices
on
Woollens
and
Cottons
Although
winter
is
some
'distance
away,
you
can
save
money
buying
your
woollen
blankets
now
GENUINE
"POINT"
BLANKETS
SH
lb.,
Greys,
pair
$9.20
Also
While,
Khaki,
Green
and
Ned
at
special
prices.
PURE
WHITE
ENGLISH
BLANKETS
7
lb.,
pair
$9.20
,
8
lb.,
pair
12.40
15
PAIRS
GREY
BLANKETS
Clearing
at
per
pair
$4.90
DOWN
SILK
COMFORTERS
$11.20
mid
$12.80
each.
WHITE
COTTON
BEDSPREADS
$3.50
and
$5.60
each.
-
SHEETS
AND
PILLOW-CASES
at
Special
Prices.
BEDROOM
RUGS
Ueversible
and
Washable.
Colors,
Hose,
Hlue
and
Fawn
$1.65
to
$5.90
ESMOND
BLANKETS
An
ideal
"Ihrow"
for
motoring,
boating,
or
used
ns
a
lounge
wrap.
.Many
beautiful
patterns,
each
.
.
$6.00
Barrie's
HomeFurnishings
Phone
123
One
Door
East
of
Dally
News
Office
to
be
tongralufaled
upon
his
win
und
the
waterfront
,boys
wish
him
continued
success
in
h(s
wonderful
elTorts
lo
exploit
the
speed
silver'
ware
of
Ihe
coast
which
only
wails
lifting.
Did
Good
Work
The
Prince
lluperl
Yacht
Club
regatta
held
on
'Thursday
was
by
far
and
away
Ihe
best
public
event
ever
staged
by
the
amateur
mariners
and
its
seems
lo
be
the
general
opinion
that
so
success
ful
were
Ihe
races
Hint
a
similar
day
will
bo
put
on
annually.
'The
success
of
Ihe
day
was
due,
in
i
great
measure,
lo
Ihe
untiring
efforts
of
A.
Macdonalil,
vice-
president,
and
It.
K.
Henson,
director,
who
left
no
stone
un
turned
to
give
the
visitors
a
real
good
time,
In
staging
a
regatta
there
is
a
lot
of
detail
work
to
be
done
such
as
anchoring
buoys,
erecting
flags,
measuring
Ihe
course,
arranging
for
re
freshnieiils,
elo.
which
all
takes
time
and
effort,
and
unless
these
Utile
things
are
attended
to
in
a
proper
manner
something
goes
amiss
and
the
edge
of
enjoyment
is
taken
olT
Ihe
proceedings.
A
word
of
praise
is
also
duo
lo
George
Richmond
who,
as
usual
catered
so
royally
and
liberally
lo
Ihe
visitors
of
the
day.
Miss
Helen
S.
Lambert,
R.N
of
Deer
Island,
New
llrunswick
has
arrived
in
Ihe
eily
to
visit
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
II.
M.
Dng
gett,
528
Sevenlh
Avenue,
East.
3rd
Avenue
20
PER
CENT
REDUCTION
on
Spring
Coats
and
Hats
"Doners"
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
P.O
.Box
327
Dr.F.P.Kenny
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phone
109