Jl
July
18,
1925.
CANTON
MORACAINE
i
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ma-
;l
l
li'i
lllMUl
!
.-,,--Si'-i,
ill
Wlllti'.
Mh
1
I,1"n'
Orange.
iifhes
wide,
i
"i.
On
sale
per
$1.00
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
REDUCTION
SALE
Runs
all
This
Week
at
"Bemers"
House
of
Quality
Wood!
Wood!
chance
DRY
CEDAR
1
$G.oa
$3.00
i
-
50o
DRY
tlRCH
$6.50
I
I
T
nvflft
vansrfir
rnnne
su
nunni
or
nay
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
EASTERN
CANADA,
UNITED
STATES,
And
to
JASPER
NATIONAL
PARK.
"
ay
via
Vancouver
or
'
'
I
bulb
diroclions.
'
inn
information
ap-
R.
F.
McNAUGHTON,
District
Passenger
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
GENERAL
FURRIERS
B.C.
FUR
Co.
a.
Third
Ave.
'g.
Remodelling
on
'iin
promises.
-
and
('.leaning
$9.50
Phones
Day:
Green
120
Night:
Black
709
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
it.
'artnge,
Warehousing,
and
distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Borvtee.
K"al,
Band
and
Gravel
Speclalli,
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Movlnn.
DrJE.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
"elQcrson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(,fl,n
Hours
0
to
0.
X-Ray
Service
Phone
686.
pen
Tuesday,
Thursday
nd
Saturday
Evenings
151
Doing
of
the
Mosquito
Fleet
which
the
Light
-
Landings
-
and
a
lialf
higher
than
American
in
some
rases
of
American
schooners
put
into
home
ports
for
July
eeieora
"f
takf'not
ifc'K
'
ha."
.h,
Radian
ru...
inr
ro
l
td
nrvanniuvrr.
U.C..
wrupa
tVon
SalViN.n
Tai
n.
""""
,
l,L,lv
,!!
VrnZlnn
t
l-'c
the
Mllowlnr
d.-rrlld
land
.,
..f,i
,i
hi.h
$zr
mni
0.v..
,
:z
inn
one
mam:
"'
v,,
,
r.f
rcnmiicnrp
lltl'lll.
Oil'
I.
I
"I
"
'
'
.
la.m.
TIIK
l.nniMT
,
.
-
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Int.ntlon
"to"
Appl
o
-
Land
THE
CANADIAN
ri.'tlinu
w
paled
:01U
May,
t-
wea.ih.cr
prevailing
i
all
boats
i
i
I
J
1
1
r
l
A
ftwrii'!i
ii
ntul
f
'
..
i
.
.1
;
..
.
ill
unv
f.,....
'
-iiiiiuijii
i
-
Minn
ipi
i
i-arcuing
hiililiut
landings
have
been
Ugh!
j
fish
while
-the
sun
-shine.
The
this
week
with
a
consequent,
rise
shipyards
ife,
prelly
well
jin
prires
ottered
on
IhuFislt
,F.x-
Uirough
with
boat
building
pro-rluuw.
A
i'ealure
or
lhealos
llns
grams
although
considerable
.re-week
has
been
I
he
good
price
ne-
modelling
repair
work
is
bn
reived
for
Canadian
second
cla
!
hand
'
various
craft.
Irish
wliieh
lias
been
over
a
rent
Arrivals
AiTituts
this,
week
included:
lllflllin
.1
"
PlLn..,
.1
;
(
J
ill
I-IIIUKI,
rllt"r-
UHe
captain
of
schooners'
wan,
mi
(tin,
Mnw,
Valorous,
fishing
oil
I
be
west
coast
of
the
Hnku
(ilarier,
Reliance,
Ta-Uuoon
Charlottes,
and
in
nearer
.
h'ma,
Democrat,
'
Senator,
Sen-waters,
report
having
encounter-jtinel,
Lenore,
Teddy
J.,
I)e-
...1
.......
I
.....
1
...I.
u
:
I
TtHifH
l'fnl.lnii.
....-Jl.
L'..Ht
'U
M'lJ
lll'ilt
illi-n,
Willi
II
III-j
"
-
anil"
jrillirMT.
....il..
..xaU
l
P.nnn11'in
f
i
,.i
t
t
'
riirii-ii
jii-rnny
:wii.n
lliMlinK.j
--
.-n
maiiairi
i.,
iiifflt'il
llioe
skippers
fishing
on
iho;
Teinen,
Marguerite,
N.
&
s
dislnnl
nortbeni
haliiiut
banks!
lttnny
J'-.
Fisher,
Toodie,
Dranl,
i
i.
....;,i
.
.....
'
K.
I.iiwi-t
I
Voimi.i
.....t
c,
.
........
fair
weather
oondiMons.
I
An
Caru
n
s
L
One
reason
given
on
the
water--
Captain
Ivarson,
skipper
of
m
.
.
.
:
t-
ii.
I..
Itlln
nrwwl
CniiiiHin
a
1.
1.'
ironi
lor
uic
wgui
arrivals
unsj"
ii''imu
"cuuuiirr
r,
week
is
Ihe
fad
that
the
ina.ioriJ'y
was
the
happiest
man
jn
Ilie
waterfronl
on
Tlmrsiinv
morning,
and
-cared
not
whether
1
1
....
...i.;i.
i.....
..,.
,n.i
;.,
ik..
it
rained
ink
hp
if
Ihu
hnnl'
,
i
niiiw
nuiru
nan
in"iiu
hi
t-w--j
....
.......
ibig
schooners
becoming
bunch-;ck,1'
so,Ad
'hoes
with
the
I
....
I
l.iff
rt.'j...
lu..in...
t
t.Al
ei.
Also
ai
mis
season
a
num-;-"
ioij..
ujhiu
urmi,
tier
of
the
big
boats
go
south
olos1y
queptioniMl,
Cap.
divulged
.-
I
PAnCnn
fni
lito
rAAl'lasa
lt..
lor
annual
ovcrnaui
mm
untrt---'
-..
iii-
ulisence
is
naturally
fell
inim
a
producing
standpoint.
Business
Slews
Up
ienenil
business
lias
slowed
up
mi
Hp
a
bif
on
the
waterfront
during
the
week,
as
is
usual
al
this
lime
of
year.
Willi
tinprov-
LAND
ACT
Notice
of.
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
Charlolte
Land
llo-
In
II
Queen
Ml-Vll
Ulllll
ln
I':
I.HIIW
i.v
piness.
Yes
sir,
be
bad
earned
an
easy
dollar
and
be
didn
I
are
whn
knew
il.
While
fish-
Itig
about
4
miles
ofT
low
Hill,
Yl.C.
IntuitiU
mhuipI
liiiic
nf
ruelallic
naluiv
crapeil
the
bull
and
thc
aboaiil
bud
visions
of
a
floating
treasure
chest.
A
moment
afterwards
the
boys
haulcl
in
a
splendid
halibut
specimen
bearing
nobly
a
government,
lag
ami
testifying
In
the,
handiwork
of
I'rof.
Thomp-mih,
c-,,
government
ll"K'M.
fisheries
v
ex-
cording
Iiistrirl
of
l'rinee
llu
ert.
A
guard
wus
mounted
over
.
.
.
.
t
-
I
:
.
i.
r
tl
:
i
..I
I
:
pert,
mil
siltiqie
a
worn
one
unu
iiiiue
nun
mini
h
rrunii-u
pun
in
half,
mijes
east
of
Jlaettjcas'
.
it
should
get
lost
in
the
1
iirliiiuiiiso
at
(lie
mouth
of
Mas
sett
Inlet,
('rahani
Island,
Mrit-isb
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
t
innliul
nf
Vieljiriu.
II
I'..
OCCll-
Hcraiuble.
I'non
arrival
Thursr
day
iiHH-ning
Cap
distinguished
himself
and
bis
-ew
by
hauling
the
lagged
niscalinial
wonder
no
lo
.lolm
Dvhbavn's
nllice
where
he
recetved
a
erisp
dollar
piitinh.
ackers,
intends
to
apply'.lilll
for
his
trouble.
tor
a
leuse
of
Uie
followiHg
ie-
M-riited
lands:
t'oiiuiiwicing
al
a
post
planted
Power
tniat'
Vesta,
owned
by
rtte
l'rinee
Ruperr
Spruce
Mills,
Wen
nort
on
Thursday
inornin.;
i
iiiu
nf
till
tn
v-
seven.
(Irahnm
Island,
Hritishlwith
(J..
P,
llb-r
and
.Mr.
Tucker
rolumliia.
th'wl
une
nud
a
balfphoard,
on.
a
three
week's
trip
miles
east
of
Mussel
t
I.fgbtllOIIse
at
the
mouth
of
Masselt
Inlet,
firaham
Island,
llrHish
Columbia:
I
hence
northerly
five
chains,
more
or
less
to
low
water
mark;
thenre
westerly,
along
low
water
in.
-irk
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thenre
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more'
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
LANOARA
l-'lSHINO
&
PACKIMi
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
E.
IK
Fimpson,
Aenl.
llaled
June
I0l
1925.
'
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
or
InUntlon
tAfply
to
PurchM
Lond
.
In
Skfi'iia
Itontr
8
l.iwl
nwordlnr
Dl-.
.'"
.
....
.
.......i
iii
tnH
llnntf
illilrMirk
Maud,
wiulh'pr'ile
llnd.
TAKE
'
MITICK
tint
His
Canadian
Co
lid.,
of
Vtiii-ollVfr.
B.C.,
il-i.'...
miKiwU
to
mint
for
Vnn"l'i
'
MirrlUKe
the
fiiHowlii
ner',lmn.enHn;
t
r,.,J2'lJlrMlii,.,.u?!!
hSre
eaVt
irvm
Hiain;
tlienro
south
seven
run
tn;
um'ih
-
-.........
natml
yynd
mv.
ij'?"
LAND
ACT
Nolle
of
InUnllon
to
Apply'
lo
La
Land
'tlowii
the
coast
oji
a
timber
cruising
expedilion.
Willi
the
return
of
summer
weather
the
activities
jot
the
local
Yacht
Club
members
have
mostly
beiyi
confined
this
week
to
swimminsr
narlies
and
ad
vantage
is
being
taken
daily
of
the
good
graces
of
(he
weather
man
lo
indulge
in
acqualic
recreation
at
the.
salubrious
Silt
Lakes.
The
"Elto"
Engine
X.
M.
McLean.
Ihe
boafbuilder.
r
busv
building
a
12
foot
shal
low
water
cedar
boat
which
is
to
be
euu.ppe.1.
witiian
LWiaw
"Kilo"
engine.
H
will
be
capable
of
carrying
12
people
ui.d
is
guaranleed
tar
maintain
a
speed
of
7
miles
per
hour.
Many
inquiries
are
being
received,
by
Mac,
who
is
Ihe
local
agent
for
the
Elto
outboard
motor,
and
al
ready
there
are
several
well
satisfied
users
in
the
city.
Ibis
eiiirine
is
uiille
easily
fixexl
at
the
back
of
any
ordinary
row
boat
or
canoe
and
ranges
in
price
from
17f
lo
$105,
the
first
cost
being
the
last
cost.
The
ease
with
which
Ibis
little
in
camiar
i.and'i'Ntrirt,
mrmnw
VI-
pjnn
power
plant
Is
slarled
and
inn
i!-,
I
rrii.ii.
mh
"
3J.".:uutlr
i
,-.M
m
its
low
low
rosl
cost
of
of
noeratlon
operation
is
is
makins
it
a
very
popular
engine
The
HI
to
is
on
band
at
.Mao
vards
at
Cow
Hay
for
ininiedlaU
delivery
and
a
call
lo
Red
400
will
arrange
all
details.
The
tucboal
P.R.T..
Cant
Harris
Kerr,
made
a
trin
on
Tuesday
lo
Skeena
River
canneries
with
her
owner
Oeorge,
Ilushby,
of
lugboat
fume,
aboard.
Mr.
Hushby
wus
uceompiuiieil
by
Mrs.
Hushby
and
family.
Capt.
.Mm
Morrison
was
Mr.
Hushby's
guest
.on
the
trip.
'"
s"n
r"",""',
h
r'oilnwini
V
The
narker
Nnrbethonlr.
skii
TOP
pmuis""i
o"
(
,
s"fivsA;s:;lvfli
In
,10rt
on
T1UPWB,
httrtnii'Twnty
'iwiin?:
ii:K:
morning
from
Dundas
Island
wpm
tn
aiiore
lino
jw;
;
J-
'
'",,'
wm,
.1,000
spring
Maluion
fur
nlnlnv
ivi
v
BlTi"
IIK'r1..
i.n
iho
A
1
1
1
1
1
fisheries.
Herl
says
the
cohocs
arc
coming
in
"
YHTl
DATLT
rTEWB
PAGE
FTVTC
In
the
famous
Willi
stronger
every
day
and
the
average
per
boat
runs
around
30.
There-are
about
5ft
boals
fishing
Iherc
now.
Rhymes
of
Hippo
(contributed)
,
Away
in
an
inlet,
where
waters
are
.slill,
Lie
three
of
tho
dreadnaughls,
awaiting
Cod's
will.
,
Ihey're.
all
going
fishing
but
in
morning's
dawn,-
The
alarm
rings
unheeded;
the
barve
onei
sleep
on.
Ashore
on
Ibis
island
a
bakery
slandSj
.
Run
by;
.tvo
prelly
;tysses,
with
j
lilv
u'lilre'
hands.
;
Mryaift
Houghivus
!
anil
rookies
uiey
nuke
nu.v
ami
uigiii,
And
everyone
wonders
why
they
can't
make
Vm
light.
The
things
,
look
so.
templing,
but
someone
has
said,
Why
don't
I
hey
quit
baking
to
make
sinkers
instead,
For
men
must
eat
and
women
must
cook,
In
spile,
of
Ihe
groucli
and
the
nasty
look,
ing.
"Two
takers."
An
Alwaler-Kenl
ignition
system
has
recently
beein
installed
on
Ihe
halibut
boat
Swing,
owned
by
Robersnn
and
Coodlad,
in
place
of
he
nake
ami
break
ignition
sysjem.
Nels
Nelson,
owner
and
skipper
of
the
power
boat
Wander
er,
has
recenlly
salvaged
tho
30
h.p.
Bcmi-deiscl
englno
from
the
wreck
of
the
Kelly
-Logging
Co.'s
boat.
Dorolhkalon,
which
occurred
off
the.
coast
of
the
Q.C,
Islands
some
time
ago.
Tho
engine
will
be.oyerhauled
at
the
dry
dock.,,,
Repairs
are
being
,matlo
Id
Ilie
Akciiierg-Thoinson
wharf.
New
piles
are
being
driven
by
Iho
John
Currlo
pile
driver
and
Ihe
derrick
IS
being
overhauled;
A
number
of
Ernlo
Shocklcy'a
wmwm
Thanks
to
the,
discovery
of
'
the
famous
Vacuum
(air-tight)
tin,
the
smoker
now
gets
his
OgaWs
Cut
Plug
tobacco
with
all
its
natural
richness,
and
delicate
aroma.
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
in
the
famous
Vacuum
(air-tight)
tin
is
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
For
those
who
roll
their
own
is
also
packed
in
the
famous
Vacuum
(air-tight)
tin;
in
each
halt
pound
tin
of
which
is
included
a
free
book
of
REPEATER,
the
finest-quallty
CIGARETTE
PAPER
made.
friends
Were
vdown
at
the
l'rinee
Charles
on
Wednesday
night
to
give
him
a
"bun
voyage"
sei.d
off
upon
bis
return
lo
Vancouver
afler
visiting
the
new
court
house
site
at
Sniilhers
lor
which
he
has
the
contract
in
partnership
with
Olof
Hanson,
,The
lug
Cape
Scott
recently
arrived
with
300
tons
of
coal'
from
Nanaimo
and
20,000
feet
of
lumber
for
the
Albert
-McCaf-
fery
interests.
The
lumber
is
to
he
used
on
the
replanking
of
the
North
West
Dredging
Co.'s-
scow
now
on
the
dry
dock.
Found
Another
One
fleorge
Frizzell
thought
he
knew
every
rock
and
floating
log
belwel'ii
hereand
Port
Kssing-
ton
but
even
the
wisest
-of
us
miss
our
guess
sometimes,
(eorge
was
coining
in
from
Port
Essinglon
recently
and
struck
a
half
sunken
log
with
the
result
that
he
bent
Ilie
propeller
and
lailshaft
of
the
power
launch
Laura
V.
and
she
has
been
out
of
commission
for
a
few
days
this
week.
Thero
will
now
be
another
black
mark
on
While
Ihe
harbor
harJls
moan-'cieorgc's
chart
which
at
Ihe
pre
sent
lime
resembles
a
fly
paper
during
a
heat
wave
A
Good
Samaritan
Captain
Henson,
owner
of
the
dust
raiser
Poinsettia
and
in-
cidenllly
ou.e
of
Iho
leading
lights
in
Yacht
Club
circles,
is
spending
his
evening
hours
louring
around
Ihe
harlibr
acting
tho
good
Samaritan.
Hon
delights
in
sneaking
up
on
littte
skiffs
and
well
filled
rowboat
with
the
idea
of
showing
them
a
real
boat
and
giving
them
n
sort
of
roller-coasler
effect
as
Ihe
backwash
from
the
propel
ler
seeps
over
the
side
of
their
craft.
When
Hen
is
travelling
which
Is
fairly
often
these
days,
he
hits
up
about
to
mile
per
hour,
which,
In
a
guy
trying
to
scull
two
or
three
hundred
pounds
of
human
freight
across
Always
-
Alwatjs
Police!
Police!
'
Lance
Potlerlon,
the
man
who
put
(lie
tin
in
tin-lack,
and
un
til
recently
assistant
supervisor
of
left-handed
hammers
at
the
Hoolh
Fisheries,
has
gone
and
joined
the
local
-police
force.
The
new
job
is
evidently
doing
him
good
for
although
he
has
only
been
at
it
for
a
lew
days
he
hat
already
put
on
'weight
about
the
feet.
Lance
is
now
a
man
in
blue,
And.
struts
along
'-the
Street.
He's
here.
'.mult
there,
and
every-
wnerc,
,
j,,
;;
-
His
beat
is
lull
of
feel.
If
you
should
happen
In
trans
gross
Or
throw-
a
fit
or
two,
You'll
very
quickly
change
your
ways
When
you
see
this
man
m
blue.
For
like
Ihe
blacksmith
in
(he
yarn,
His
muscles
rise
and
fall,
Don't
stand
and
torgue
lake
mj
tip
Or
he'll
drivo
you
to
the
wall.
The
Heln
Engine
N.
M.
McLean
has
recently!
S7:
rraranf
the
same
in
yovkek
eondiftorr
1
S
ii
I
MSJk
I
IB
OGDEN'S
LIVERPOOL
person
in
a
motor
boat
when
the
from
0
h.p.
up
to
i50
h.p.
and
engine
von't
function.
Then
with
a
broad
.smile
and
many
dapper
bows
the
speeder
will
suggest
they
throw
him
a
line
and
follow
him
home.
'
James
Drown,
Ihe
Kcslall'
river
lumber,
man,
was
in
port
this
week
aboard
his
power
boat
Blue
with'
a
!C0w
of
fish
boxes
in
tow.
On
the
outward
journey
Jimmy
had
tin;
misfortune
lo
break
a
cap
screw
in
the
connecting
rod
which
connected
him
to
Ihe
Akerberg-Tliomsoii
wharf
for
a
day
or
two.
I
heir
great
feature
is
lack
of
vibration
and
easy
starting
plus
their
economy
of
operation.
The
llein
Couipa'ny
k
sending
one
of
their
experts
to
the
city
to
take,
charge
of
installations.
Upon
his
arrival
demonstrations
will
bo
made
with
one
of
the
Hein
machines
now
at
Mac's
yards,
Cow
Hay.
A
number
of
in
quiries
have
already
been
re-reived
from
boat
owners
and
doubtless
much
interest
will
be
created
when
demonstrations
get
under
way.
C.C..S.
Kslevan,
Cant.
H.
Hil-
ton,
liaslarrKed
from
Victoria
-!ln
load
building
niaterials
at'
Digby
Island
for
the
Cape
St.
James
lighlhpuse.
The
dwelling
houso
was
recenlly
burned
down
and
it
is
the
inlenlion
of
Ihe
government
to
rebuild
11.
Four
carpenters
will
go
from
here
to
do
Ihe
work,
viz:
Alex.
McLeod,
foreman;
Chas.
Taylor,
Hugh
.
Killin
and
J,
Mackenzie.
Louis
.Locker,
the
logger,
-was
in
town
tliU
week
from
Porcher
Island
Tor
camp
supplies'
and
mechanical
equipment
from
the
Akrberg-Thomsou
shops.
Customs
Excited
Oreat
excilineni
prevailed
at
the
Customs
House
on-Thursday
when
the
radio
receiving
set
broadcasted
an
8.O.S.
lo
the
of
fice
si
alt.
Jarvis
McLeod,
col-
leclor
of
customs,
sprang
lo
tho
headpiece,
like
a
hungry
dog
at
a
hone,
and
gleaned
the
infor
mation
that
Captain
Cross,
of
racing
boat
fame,
was
stalled
In
the
-harbor,
and
that
some
misguided
person
had
put
fresh
waler
in
Ihe
gas
lank
instead
of
gasoline.
Collector
McLeod
thereupon
set
the
wheels
of
rcs-cuo
In
motion,
ami
a
high
power-
been
granted
the
agency
for
D.C.
ed
inolor
hoa'L
was
despatched
for
tho
Hein
(Danish)
full-'
to
bring
the
delinquent
craft
in-deisel
crude
oil
engine
on
the!o
port.
This
little
episode
goes
l-cyclo
system,
one
of
the
mos'
remarkably
elllclent
engines
on
tho
hay,
looks
more
liko
100
1
the
market
today.
A
20-h.p.
en-ni.p.h.
Dul
what
tickles
Den
Is
j
glue
of
this
make
only,
costs
to
come
across
some,
luckless
$1,100.
These,
engines
are
built
lo
show
how
very
necessary
it
is
lo
have
a
radio
broadcast
on
the
pleasure
craft,
otherwise
skipper
Cross
might
have
been
on
tin!
harbor
yet.