gatjrdn?
November
13,
1920.
See
mis
$75.00
Diamond
Ring
t
.
-
tiic
man
who
wants
a
t
.
f
ntfaifemt'nt
rlnjr
at
a
!
ruc
price,
this
is
about
The
atone
in
perfect
anJ
1
good
"zc
for
the
money.
.
guarantee
the
quality
or
r
:
(
back.
Set
in
the
)Ottorn
ftettinir,
white
yellow
pold,
Other
at
$25
to
$123.00.
9
.
pIfavellers
iBkTME
STOKE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
BENT'S
Ijidiett'
Hendy-lcnWear
't
st
received
a
splendid
line
of
LADIES'
AM)
.MISSES
Wi
inter
Coats
f
-
L'e-t
materials
and
and
a
fine
selection
Aci-noon
Dresses
also
I)rceie
for
sport
n
sites
:t6
to
-II.
Price
from
lIU..0
J.
BENT
Third
Avenue.
Phone
631.
S-'h
with
roc
si6rif"
v
"3nJW
MAKES
...
.
,
-
mat
rw
i
V
don't
need
a
telescope
'ha'
Winter
is
com-The
man
who
look..
i-
J
wi'l
fill
up
his
bin
t".
thI
coal
now
and
keep
id
at
a
safe
distance.
We
have
a
battery
of
wen.
-
-
and
tractor
and
lots
J
ammunition
awaiting
all
to
defend
the
home
-
rut
cold.
Albert
&
McCaiTery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
LINDSAY'S
Carlage
and
Storage
Phona
(f.
Ctrtgef
Warehousing,
and
DlatribiitinK
Team
or
Motor
Service,
''oaf
Band
and
Qravel
w
Spsclallxa
rr
pan
and
TuMltum
Saving.
TUGBOATS
Dy
Phones
423,
539,
reen
238,
Black
735.
"Iflht
Phone
G87,.
639,
Oreen
238,
Blaok
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
QEO.
U.
BUSHBY,
Wan.
Dir.
LUMBER
nrc
iiinniirnctiirliig
r'"igli
ami
tlresscil
lum-,,cr
RiJko
groin
boat
''''Inr
Halibut
nnd
sal-mon
boxes.
Ask
Fop
Prices
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
502
-
WA
TERFRONT
WHIFFS
Ketchikan
activity
reduces
halibut
landings
at".
rnnce
n
txupert;
n
lupert;
.
research
research
if
boat
boat
.
to
outfit:
"
effective
salvage
work
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
FIVE
,
,
.
(vessel
ta
powered
with
a
27
hp.
Atlaa
The
decrease
of
approximately
two
and
a
half
million
pounds,
gaa
engine.
i
In
halibut
landings
at
this
port
which
will
be
recorded
for
the
ea-
son
about
to
close
is
ascribed
'in
certain
authoritative
auarlera
1m
M-
Stockwell
haa
purchased
from
the
the
innovation
which
has
been
.year
of
ferrying
fresh
halibut
in
Hujrt
for
direct
shipment
East
ways.
I
He
years
landings
for
I
by
some,
have
equalled
or
exceeded
last
year's
had
the
packing
of
j
fresh
fish
been
confined
to
this
port
I
been
every
year
up
to
the
present.
Es-
ttonate
differ
but
it
la
generally
be
tiered
that
the
shipment
of
fresh
fish
packed
fn
Ketchikan
for
rati
dellvty
through
this
port
exceeded
during
the
season'
the
decrease
In
this
year'a
local
land
logs
when
compared
with
last
all
year'a.
Now
that
the
experiment
haa
had
a
full
season's
trial
it
will
have
teen
proven
whether
tt
haa
been
a
sue-
eesa
or
failure
and
whether
soeh
manlier
of
delivering
freah
fish
la
a
practicable
posstotttty
or
the
more
or
leas
ol
a
bogey
which
tt
baa
b?en
con-
atdared
locally
for
many
yeara.
There
are
many
who
believe
that
such
a
move-
to
jmeut
of
halibut
wUI
increase
Instead
of
,
t
this
port
up
to
yesterday's
aale
stand
l
diminishing
and
Uat.
therein.
Ketchikan
j
,t
25.44S.bOO
pounds,
of
which
American
i
may
reap
benefit
at
the
possible
ex-
bottoms
landed
19.128.700
pounds
and
j
!ene
uf
Pnnoe
Rupert.
Canadian.
6321.100
pounds.
Last
year'a
Another
theory
that
seems
to
be!
total
waa
28,920,700
pounds.
'aaei
seriously
In
seme
quarters
ta
that
:
Landings
during
the
past
week
totalled
t.
putting
down
of
the
ltd
by
the
,11.300
pound
of
which
American
boats
li.ouiicial
police
in
tbta
city
baa
actually
biaufht
In
49800
pounds
and
Cana-caused
some
of
the
America
a
fishermen
jlan.
54300
pounds,
to
avoid
this
port
and
remain
In
a
with
the
scarcity
of
halibut
contlnu-more
wide
open
town
aub
ia
Ketehl-itng
prices
remained
during
the
week
at
kan
Budt
an
Idea
f.
however,
given1.
TI.MIIEK
SALE
X8333
'
I
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
by
Pub-
I.r
Auction
at
the
office
of
tbe
Dtstrtct
Pcrector
at
Prince
Rupert.
I1C,
at
10
mere:
tm
on
the
4
th
dav
of
December.
".'
Ametcan
Annie
O,
12.000
pounds:
ftmln!c
art
Hemlock
t
Cha.
3000:
Zenith.
1600:
Roald
j-awiofa
adjoluini
8TX
11
Map.
Ljell
Aawtnoten.
1700:
Oana.
800:
Eastern
i
Istaoi
Darwin
amand.
Q
CI
"T1el
Point.
400:
..
Alaska.
34100:
Reeolute.
anvone
unable
to
attend
the
Auction
in
1
pesoo
may
submit
a
sealed
tender
to
Sunset.
9000:
Rainier.
2300:
be
openad
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
Thor,
2700:
Kanaga.
50.000:
Atlas,
34.-treated
as
one
bid
On
f
sir
will
be
Ithona.
2500;
"
Albatross.
6800.
alloa-ed
for
the
removal
of
this
umber.
!
',
runtirr
particulars
of
the
Chief
Mar-
j
Canadian
Tramp.
1200
pounds:
Bin-ester.
Victoria
or
XMstritt
Forester.
p.
8
XXX):
Torberg.
300:
Johanna.
9.-nce
Rupert.
BC.
U.
TrrilPn
tJbO0-
Rose
Spit.
8.000;
TI.MIIKIt
SAI.K
XI302
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
1
Minister
of
Lands
at
Victoria.
B
C.
not
,
later
tnar.
noon
on
the
3Srd
day
of
December.
3C.
for
the
purchase
of
U-i
rence
X430J
to
cut
6341300
F.BJJ.
of
'Spruce
Hemlock
and
Odar.
on
an
area
situated
on
Maude
Island
adjoining
Lota
460
and
461.
Sktdecate
Inlet.
eca
'
Chsrlotte
Islands
Two
t2t
year
will
be
allomed
for
re
moval
of
tttnbef
Purther
nartleatar
of
the
Chief
Por-eater.
Vtetarta.-
BC.
or
DMtrkM
Forca-rr.
prince
Rupert.
BC.
LAN!)
ACT.
ixiru
i;
r
imkmion
tii
.ni.VT
i
Lutr.
1.1M1
'
In
Oona
River
Land
Recording
District
(.!
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
and
altuste
on
an
island
in
Oona
River
approximately
I
opposite
Block
One
and
Two
of
Lot
2199.
H
6.
Coast
District
i
mostly
tide
flat
iirroundirig
small
Island).
i
TAKE
NOTICE
that
John
Bergman,
of
Ocna
River.
BC.
occupation
fisherman.
aiteid
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
fol-
i
lowing
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
300
,
feet
north
of
northwest
corner
post
or
ilt
2199:
thence
100
feet
aoutheast:
.
thence
200
feet
weatrrlr:
thence
100
feet
northwest:
thence
100
feet
to
post
planted,
and
containing
ten
acrea,
more
.or
leaa.
JOHN
BEROMAN.
i
Applicant,
i
IHted
October
30.
1926.
IN
PKOHATK.
IX
Till:
MTItKMK
t'OCKT
l"
IlKITI-ll
roil
MI1IA.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Art:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Kristlan
Pedemn.
uecrttta.
intestate.
j
I
Honor
P
MeB.
Young,
dated
the
28th
day
of
October.
A
D.
1926.
I
was
ap-
'g'
&
partlea
having
clalma
against
the
aald
:
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnlah
j
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
;
required
to
pay
the
amount
oi
tneir
!
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
KUKAIAJ
A.
HAll,
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
thlt
llth
day
of
November.
AD.
1926.
IN
PHOHATE.
ix
Tin:
ft
riti:n:
cornT
or
bkitimi
(Ol.t'MlllA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
)In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Oeorge
West.
Deceased,
intestate.
take
notice
that
by
order
of
HI
Honor
P
MrB.
Young,
dated
the
56th
i
dL
?.f-
t'J.
twi
niM
Anminuiraior
oi
uic
uvaie
u
Oeorge
West,
deceased:
and
all
partlea
having
clalma
against
the
aald
eatate
are
I
i
pe?.?
WleT'wm.
m.
oV
TSforth.
i
list
day
of
December,
AD.
1829,
and
all
partlea
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
re-
&.M.kak
a
A
nutuviAfl
a.
ai
ii
nlfifi!1
,?lVl,nn0r
Dated
the
10th
day
of
October.
AD.
1936.
80,
The
Baby's
Cold
I
Conllno.l
"4oln"
withlaltrntlaw4lels
Htt'd.llet
limit
ttematht.
Trl
folds
I
umlr
with
Vlcts.
Yo
lul
ns
It
so.
(
VCKS
!
W
Vai-oRuo
carried
out
Mti-nnlvplv
Hnrinir
fc!p1'lnce
R"Prt
Boatbouae
a
s
hp.
Eaat-I
volume
from
'Ketchikan
to
Prince
over
the
Canadian
National
Rail
-
1
preparation
here
would,
it
is
said
in
the
north
as
it
has
practically
little
credence
by
the
many
who
know
that
among
the
fishermen
there
are
the
boisterous
one
but
that
they
form
no
greater
a
proportion
in
that
calling
in
life
than
a17
other
and
to
claaa
them
aa
such
ta
but
to
unwarranted
alander
the
good
name
of
many
bun-1
dreds
Of
liw
aMdtnr
flti7na
who
ftr
M
arf
,tM
vntKt
Bup(.rV,
milcaUr.
Wlth
Monday
act
aa
the
opening
of
the
1928-27
halibut
dose
season
and
November
23
regarded
aa
the
final
day
upon
wMeh
any
fish
may
"be
expected
be
marketed
here,
the
total
landlnes
ceneraUv
aood
level,
reaching
their
height
when
20
Ac
and
11c
waa
paid
last
Saturday
for
American
fiah
and
20c
and
8c
on
Wednesday
far
Canadian.
The
lowest
btda
were
14
3c
and
8c
for
American
on
Monday
and
18c
and
8c
for
Canadian.
The
boats
landing
'
halibut
during
the
.
.
.
.
,
.
,
.
.
P"
k
IBaturday
to
Friday
Incluilvel
Nuba.
2300;
Mayflower.
500:
Imperense,
e.oo..
The
majority
of
the
smaller
Canadian
halibut
boats
are
now
tied
up
here
for
the
winter
and
also
aome
American.
Tbe
feilawtog
are
about
the
only
boats
cMmlng
tbta
port
aa
their
home
which
are
aUU
out
fishing:
Margaret
I..
Cpt
Oeorge
Frlla.
Birdie
B..
Capt.
Oeorge
Wiekdal:
Wave
l
American
(.
Capt.
Ben
Peterson:
Verna.
Capt.
Pete
Thompson:
Olbson.
Oapt.
Ohrta
Hendncksen;
Toodle.
Capt.
James
Leash:
Prosperity
A..
Capt
Andrew
Cnriattansen:
Cape
Swain,
Capt.
Red
Pierce;
Pair
of
Jacks.
Capt.
John
Iraraon:
Valorous
(American).
Capt.
John
Berseth;
Tahoma
(American).
Capt.
W.
Pierce.
I'KT
K
msMl
IIU.IIUT
Pete
Laporte.
baseball
umpire,
etc,
ia
taking
a
hand
at
halibut
hunting
for
a
few
dare
having
gone
to
tbe
assistance
of
Oeorge
Wiekdal
during
the
Birdie
B.a
last
trip
of
the
eon.
Deer-hunUng
halibut
boats
during
tbe
past
week
were
the
Minnie
V,
Capt.
Al.
Benson,
and
the
Morris
H
Capt.
John
Hanson.
The
hunters
on
the
former
vessel
which
went
to
Welcome
Harbor
returned
with
a
bag
of
eleven
bucks.
The
schooner
Ternen.
Capt.
Nela
Pearson,
left
on
Thursday
with
the
party
intending
to
have
gone
out
on
the
Johanna
which
met
with
mishap
on
the
morning
of
her
scheduled
departure.
powerboat
PJI.T,
Capt.
Harris
Kerr,
left
Thursday
morning
for
Georgetown
wuh
a
scow
toad
of
provisions
and
sup-
-
the
Mme
rurr,g
P41.T.
brought
In
one
acow
loaded
with
lumber
for
the
Cold
Storage
and
an-
delivery.
The
M.T.
3.
Capt.
Reg.
Green,
nag
ahlp
of
the
Bushby
fleet,
came
up
on
Sunday
from
Louts
Locker's
logging
camp
on
Porcher
Island,
bringing
a
tow
of
400.000
feet
of
loga
which
waa
left
at
Metlakatla
and
which
will
later
be
taken
on
to
the
Oeorgetown
mill.
Capt,
John
Wick
indeed
ran
Into
a
bunch
of
bad
luck
on
Thursday
morning
,
when
hi
halibut
achooner.
Johanna,
waa
wrecked
by
a
gasoline
explosion
as
t
lay
moored
at
the
Oovernment
Wharf.
Pfrl0UI
it
waa.
It
might,
of
course.
"
have
'
been
worse
as
our
good
friend
of
tcnsorlal
fame.
Brother
Moody,
would
MJ
d
it
not
been
tor
the
prompt
work
!0f
Capt.
Alfred
Swanson
who
aummoned
h,
Mlv,.e
g,ng
together
In
Jig
time
.
-
..!
a
a
me
johAnn
irom
mniuni
into
ucru
ter.
Capt.
Wick
would
have
been
a
few
more
thouaand
dollars
out
of
pocket.
After
Chief
Dan
McDonald
and
his
trusty
men
had
coped
with
the
alt-
uatlon
In
their
usual
effective
manner
i
land
extinguished,
with
aome
difficulty,
the
mounting
flames
that
added
fur.
ther
ta
the
excitement
caused
by
the
original
explosion,
the
Johanna
waa
tewed
up
to
the
dry
dock
and
placed
j
In
safety.
With
the
atern
of
the
boat
practically
blown
out.
the
planking
badly
raised
.
and
other
extensive
damme
done.
Caot.
'
(wick
debated
whether
his
wisest
plan
would
be
to
pan
tip
the
two
or
thru
thousand
dollar
repair
Job
or
build
a
new
boat
altogether.
The
moat
unXor.
tunate
factor
of
the
whole
thing
waa
that
do
insurance
wa
carried
on
the
which
waa
built
some
ltM
or
nine
years
ago
In
Seattle,
waa
about
me
year.
ago
Dy
caPt.
.Wick
and
.
rnnvrtrf
tn
rt-.ai.M
f
VlfMfiA
1
rKMI"
I
try.
She
haa
been
a
sound
and
auccese-.
fill
operator.
fSome
flftv
feet
Ion
th
!
J"810?
wbi
he
1U
,Mtil
,n'
'
To
fit
the
small
craft
especially
for
service
to
receiving
the
line
while
land-'
ing
of
ocean
vessels
coming
to
this
port
to
load
cargo,
the
Prince
Rupert
Boat-house
launch
"37"
Is
baring
an
8
hp.
Easthope
engine
with
high
apeed
clutch
Installed.
This
will
double
the
power
of
the
little
craft
which
will
be
handled
by
Bob
Thomas
who
now
takes
on
the
elevated
appendage
of
captain.
8hef
Thomson,
the
popular
custodUn
of
tbe
Prince
Rupert
Hawing
&
Yacht
Club,
reposes
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
trying
to
enjoy
an
enforced
holiday
brought
about
through
unfortunate
circumstances
while
attending
to
hia
duties.
Sbef
fell
last
Saturday
.on
the
slippery
floats
and
fractured
'
some
rib.
Hi
phyaician.
Dr.
J.
P.
j
Cade,
state
that
If
his
present
progress
continues,
he
will
be
able
to
leave
the
institution
next
week
Cheerio.
Sbef.
If
we
dldnt
get
to
see
you
we
were
thinking
of
you
Just
the
same
and
believe
that
your
affectionate
secretary,
Alex.
MeRae,
wffl
see
that
all
your
prea-
I
ing
wanta
are
adequately
attended
to.
The
big
American
halibut
schooner
International
Fisheries
Commission
to!
carry
out
halibut
research
work
during'
the
halibut
close
season.
Is
due
here
this
'
week-end
from
Seattle
to
outfit
finally!
for
an
extended
trip
to
the
Yakutati
Banks
with
a
party
of
scientists
who
wBJ,
engage
in
first
hand
investigations.
:
Headed
by
Dr.
Will
P.
Thomson,
director
of
the
commission,
the
party
will
Include
Messrs.
Du'nloy.
Bell.
Bolton
and
Butt,
aome
of
whom
have
been
here
previously
in
connection
with
tbe
work
in
hand.
I
lighthouse
tender
Newlngton.
Capt.'
Harry
Onnlston,
after
an
extensive
over-
.
hauling
at
the
dry
dock,
left
at
slx:
o'clock
Thursday
morning
for
Langara
Island,
being
due
back
here
today.
!
Tbe
motors
hip
tender
Blrnle,
Capt.
Joe
;
Peterson,
made
a
trip
to
Stewart
during
the
week.
i
Everybody,
of
course,
knows
that
Joe
'
Ratchford
ia
a
lien
'
tamer
and
that
Frank
Somen
could'
very
readily
make
an
honest
living
charming
snakes
il
,
the
city
telephone
department
went
out
of
business,
but
it
ia'
to
far
known
by
i
only
a
favored
few
that
Bill
the
Diver
is
the
man
who
put
the
"she"
In
She-
Urn
and
took
the
"devil"
out
of
devil-
;
ftah
Yea,
friends.
that
la
the
valuable
information
that
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
Mc-
j
Donald
and
the
rest
of
ua
learned
on
Thursday
'
afternoon
as
we
aat
cooped
Up
tn
the
Supreme
Court
Asslzea
when
we
would
much
rather
have
been
outside
basking
in
Prince
Rupert's
famous
sun-
j
shine.
j
It
was
too
bad
that
Bill
had
to
glvei
to
the
public
the
secret
of
his
patent
J
procesa
of
intimidating
the
gentle
octopus
but
now
that
Is
la
out.
the
public
should
be
given
a
lesson
so
they
may
apply
tbe
irtck
in
the
hour
of
emergency.
Bill's
simple
recipe
Is.
as
he
stands
at
the
bottom
of
the
aea.
to
take
i
,
iwo
steps
forward
and
wiggle
his
ean
and
then
two
steps
backward
and
waggle
his
moustache.
That
la
all
and.
presto.
Mr.
Devilfish
lays
meekly
down
at
his
feet
or
hits
promptly
for
the
deeper
and
lesa
perilous
water.
Seems
rimple.
dsesnt
it?
Put
on
your
diving
shoes
and
try
It
tonight
out
on
your
ballroom
floor.
The
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.'s
fish
packer.
Chief
Zlbassk,
returned
during
the
week
from
a
trip
to
the
Alert
Bajr
district.
Jim
Zarrllfs
hand
to
hand
encounter
wtth
a
monstrous
buck
was
the
feature
of
a
hunting
trip
made
during
the
week
by
a
party
to
Porcher
Island
on
Capt.
Alf.
Benson'a
Minnie
V.
Jim,
whose
first
trip
It
was
in
chase
of
the
wily
deer,
somehow
or
other
managed
to
wound
one
and.
like
all
other
amateur
hunters,
approached
It
carelessly
without
making
sure
he
had
dispatched
It.
Aa
Jim
arrived
beside
it.
the
animal
rose
and
made
an
attempt
to
escape
but
Jim
Heart
Palpitation
Dizzy,
Sinking
Spells
Mrs.
M.
X.
GajrnoiyDonatville,
Alta.,
writes:
"Some
time
ao
I
waa
very
nervous,
couUl
not
sleep
at
night,
often
had
ditty,
sinking
srella
and
palpitation
of
the
heart,
aud
waa
so
run
down
I
eould
sot
do
my
housework,
but
just
leave
everything
and
ait
down.
I
spent
a
lot
of
money
using
medicine
from
the
doctor,
but
it
Uid
not
do
ma
any
good.
At
lut
a
friend
told
me
to
use
and
after
using
a
couple
of
boxes
I
w.
mi.u
atf
jji
waa
not
the
same
woman.
I
liegan
to
asflassslTTFlllaHaW
feel
ao
much,
better,
and
after
a
few
more
boxes
I
waa
in
perfect
health.
I
always
revom-ineud
them
to
all
thoM
r
know
we
,unrig
htart
troublo.,,
Prk
We.
a
lx
at
all
druggiett
cr
forf,
of
mtiJed
direct
on
recolpt
of
nri.-a
hr
Tii
T.
UULurn
P
l.lmltA,t
Toronto,
Oat.
A
POLICY
THAT
WORKS
FOR
BOTH
OF
US
Y"v
-Nr
Jt.-w
ThtCtca
The
"Cecil"
is
a
dianized
version
low-set
pockets,
Bryant
&
Greer,
Lti
Burberry
Coats
was
little
daunted
and
grabbed
It
by
the
noma.
After
a
struggle
between
man
and
beast.
Red
Young
finished
the
deer
as
Jimmy
held
It.
The
party,
which
bagged
eleven
deer
and
a
number
of
ducks,
consisted
of
Prank
and
Theo
Fortune,
Leo
Bialn,
Jim
Zarelll.
Bill
Blssett.
Alex.
Prudhomme.
Red
Young,
and
Capt.
Benson.
Threee
goose
hunting
parties
which
visited
Big
Bay
for
the
Thanksgiving
week-end
had
a
rather
tough
time
of
It.
returning
home
on
Monday
afternoon.
Bill
Retd
had
to
be
towed
In
by
Jack
Lindsay
from
Flnlayson
bland
where
he
had
an
engine
breakdown.
Alex,
and
John
MeRae
made
It
safely
on
the
Lola
M.
In
the
lumpy
seas.
Jack
Lindsay
was
the
only
one
who
had
any
luck
aa
far
as
tbe
bagging
of
geese
was
concerned.
Repairs
were
being
made
this
week
to
the
powerboat
Vasa,
owned
by
T.
Fujl-moto,
which
sunk:
recently.
Fujlmoto
1
now
on
tbe
bounding
ocean
en
rout
to
Japan
where
he
will
spend
the
winter.
Tug
B.DJt..
Capt.
Whyte,
of
tne,
Pacific
(Coyle)
Navigation
Co..
Northern
Shipping
Co.,
local
agents,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
Wednesday
with
a
scow
of
coal
for
Albert
St
McCaffery
and
scow
of
lumber
for
the
dry
dock.
t
The
tug
returned
south
with
the
empties
yes
terday.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAIL
AND
STEAMER
WINTER
SERVICE
The
winter
schedule
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
also
the
Coast
Steamships
becomes
effective
on
Sunday,
November
14th.
After
that
date,
trains
will
leave
Prince
Rupert
each
Monday,
Wedneaday
and
Saturday
at
11J0
am.,
and
arrive
here
each
Sunday.
Tuesday
and
Thursday
at
330
pjn.
The
aa.
"Prince
Rupert"
will
arrive
from
the
South
each
Wednesday
at
10.80
ajn
and
aall
aouthbound
each
Friday
at
SAO
am.
Sailings
for
Stewart
nd!tlon
19
ot
the
"Forest
Act;-
Anyox
will
be
each
Wednesday
at
1000
pjn.
There
ta
no
change
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
service.
36S
YOU'VE
discovered,
no
doubt,
that
the
best
thing
you
can
do
for
yourself,
is
something
you
do
for
others.
It's
a
good
business
principle.
The
best
way
to
keep
our
business
growing
is
to
make
it
serve
you
giving
better
style,
better
quality,
better
service
then
keeping
the
price
down.
It
worka
for
you
and
it
works
for
us.
FASHION-CRAFT
oKp
(OUR
KNOCK
OUT)
Line
of
Worsteds
$3450
ARE
POWERFUL
VALUES
member
of
the
new
free-fitting
vogue;
a
Cana-
of
the
British
style,
short
coat,
wide
shoulders,
low
buttons.
pEHtbis?RArr
Style
Authority
for
the
Dominion
in
Clothes
for
Men
and
Young
Men
The
Clothes
Shop
for
Men"
Jaeger
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Alladin
Lamp
Wicks,
each
,
......
...
Alladin
Lamp
Mantles,
each
."tOf
Alladin
Lamp
Chimneys
each
i)f
Two
Cup
Flour
Sifters,
each
S0f
Coleman
Lamp
Mantles,
pair
Coleman
Lamp
Generators,
each
.()
One
Pint
Aluminum
Percolators,
each
..,$1.50
Savahrush
restores
old
paint
brushes,
each
H)c
Killstain
kills
stains
in
plaster,
each
.'Of
Easy
Vacuum
Electric
Washers.
MAIL
CONTRACT
SEALED
TENDERS,
addressed
to
the
Postmaster
General,
will
be
received
at
Ottawa
until
noon,
on
Friday,
the
17th
urcrmoer,
iwzo.
xor
me
conveyance
oi
i
us
majesty
a
ftiatu,
on
a
proposes
con
tract
for
a
period
not
exceeding
four
yeara
six
(61
times
per
week
on
the
route
between
Prince
Rupert
and
8ub
Delivery
Post
Office
at
Seal
Cove,
from
the
lat
April
next.
Printed
notlcea
containing
further
Information
as
to
conditions
of
proposed
Contract
may
be
seen
and
blank
forms
ox
render
may
oe
obtained
at
tne
fost
Offices
of
Prince
;Rupert.
B.C.
and
Prince
Rupert
Bub
Office
No.
1.
B.C..
and
at
the
office
of
the
District
Superintendent
of
Postal
Service.
J.
P.
MURRAY.
District
Superintendent
of
Postal
Service.
District
Superintendents
Office,
Vancouver,
B.C.
.November
9.
1920.
PULP
TIMBER
SALE
X8410.
Sealed
Tenders
marked,
"Tender
on
X8440."
will
be
received
by
the
Honourable,
the
Minuter
of
Lands,
at
Victoria.
B.C..
up
to
twelve
o'clock
noon
on
the
4tn
day
of
January,
1JJ7.
for
the
purchase
of
Pulp
Licence
X8440.
to
cut
timber
situated
on
Oraham
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
.
Islands
District
Thirty
yeara
will
be
allowed
for
the
removal
of
the
timber.
.
All
t.HM
Mint
rfmr,l
wfitH
Rm.
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Purther
particulars
may
be
had
from
the
Chief
Forttttr,
Victoria,
B.C.
at
Woollen
Goods
MILK
Cash
price
of
tickets
is
advanced
to
6
Quarts
for
$1.00
11
Pints
fop
$1.00
Commencing
November
1.
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657.
Dr.
Alexander
ssaaaMassssssssasssisasMassasSBssaatassBasswaM
Smith
Block
Phono
576
DENTIST
GEORGE
RORIE
CIIAKTEKEI)
ACCOUNTANT
AND
AUDITOR
Phone
SX7
213
Pcrond
Atenue
West,
Prince
It
u
pert
,