fpATOBDAT
OCTOBER
80,
162.
Little
Things
Like
Cuff
Links
St.iinctimP-"
make
n
jug
erence
in
a
person
s
g.
iipnil
appearance.
We
Imvo
some
new
iif-.dil
tr
-
in
Mjlid
gold
id
.
no
to
$10.00.
One
nice
,t
i.
white
gold
Mt
with
tv
-mull
diamond)!.
Another
pair
tit
$15.00
t
kI
gold
willi
platinum
mini
ii
K.
hu
p
gold
filled
net
l
.50
to
$t.00.
fc
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JOHNgULGEIJ
A
rlRWELLfcKfc
P9
H.TI1E
STOKE
WITH
THE
CLOCK,
BENTS
LADIES'
READY-TO-WEAR
p
'
I
-pleinliil
.
Alt
Of
English
Made
Cravenette
Raincoats
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sl;ite-.
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mic
liofi)
HO
J.
BENT
Third
Ave.
Phone
651.
LUMBER
W
u-e
tn3tiru'f
hi
nig
gb
un
j
lreH-pJ
lum-I.Ikc
grim
(mat
HalitHil
and
-.il-niiin
boxes.
Aik
Fop
Prlceg
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Lid.
PHONE
5G2
George
rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Ilecolvcr.
Liquidator,
Trustee.
&.C.
Phone
387
Now
Adilreog:
243
Second
Avenue
West
1MUNCE
HUl'EHT
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
Air
KxquUlte
Btook
or
Mil
Trimmings
at
low
prict
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Not
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
U.
':rtaa;e,
WarehotiMng,
and
lltrlbutmg.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Goal
Bond
and
Gravel
Speciality
In
Plane
ana
'umlture
Bavin.
TUGBOATS
D"y
Phones
423,
539,
rocn
Z4H,
Black
736.
N'flht
Phone
G87,.
638,
Oreen
238,
Blaok
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
QEO.
Is.
BU8HBY,
Man.
Dir.
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Fox
farm
on
Kinehan
IslandsLipsett
Cun-
mngnam
s
waterfront
contracthalibut
season
is
nearing
close
Oiler
Besner
and
Oapt.
Alfred
Swanson
ere
the
principal,
in
the
estab-ltahmentof
ft
new
fox
farm
on
the
Klnahan
bland
which
they
have
leaded
for
the
purpose.
It
win
be
the
aecond
blue
fox
farm
to
the
district,
the
other
being-
that
of
the
Km
brother
on
a
.mall
islsnd
aouth
,of
Pprcher.
The
new
undertaking
will
Include,
as
well,
the
first
attempt
made
In
thta
district
at
mink
arming
which
haa
been
carried
on
for
aome
years
with
great
success
in
aoutheaatern
Alaska
The
farm
win
be
placed
In
charge
of
W.
Lund
and
Z
1
Boatrum.
,
Two
men
are
now
at
work
on
the
alte
erecting
a
dwelling,
storehouse,
feed
houea
and
clearing
lour
acres
0f
land.
The
lumber
waa
delivered
from
George-town
to
Klnahan
Islands
by
the
Dig
Bay
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
'
me
larm.
five
pair
of
blue
fox
Arrived
from
the
Premier
Pox
Farm
..
,
,
.
kmk.i..
....""."IneM
long
since
past..
powered
with
mib;
mnjiiicr
iitv
pair
will
be
supplied
by
the
fttut
Yox
Farm.
Tills
will
make
a
start
of
ten
for
tmtlhMil
At
til
haful
f
nlal.
.
IIUIT
OF
THE
LOT
Perhaps
the
bravca
hunting
party
of
the
week-end
at
least,
the
most
reck
le
-was
that
which
set
out
for
Smith
Island
on
Baturday
afternoon
lu
the
ricketleat
couiraptlon
that
ever
dlmirared
the
name
ol
boat
It
was
a
leaky
Columbln
River
fishing
boat,
its
HrTjOUGOEUR
TELLS
HIS
EXPERIENCE
Strongly
RecommendsT
ruit-a-tiYes1
For
Kidney
irouoie
i
M
.eaaaPVWaaaletfc..
AVJ
Ma.
JOLICOEUFt
Tor
years.
Jtr.
Jolirocur
suffered
with
kidney
trouble,
headaches,
bnekache,
and
the
heavy,
miserable
!
filing
which
usually
accompanies
1
any
weakness
or
Irritation
In
the
kidneyi.
He
tried
"F"""
md.
.in
tellinc
the
mult,
hU
letter
eayg,
"After
having
followed
the
j-rult-a-tives'
treatment,
I
have
I
have
calm-dthirty-threepuundsarul
Wit
will
ever
alnee.
I
am
pleased
oTcoommcnd
-Frull-.tWej-
to
a
l
tlume
ho
Buffer
from
Kidney
Wj
;
nease."
J
M.
Jolicoeur,
318
2nd
Ave
Quebec
,
i
rVult-a-tiveaH
1b
one
of
the
wonder
.dlHcnwIn
of
mudern
medicine.
Made
from
frenh.
ripe
orangey
up-Jtamflfa-and
ptunc
it
acta
direct,
lv
on
the
kidney
ua
well
aa
on
the
Icpended
upon
to
relieve
kidnej
trouble
and
pain
In.
.the
back.
Md
I
eycrywlien,
wul
COc'
ho
a
clutchless
two
.cycle
engtng
knowing
how
to
do
only
two
things
go
fast
or
pair
and.
wtth
the
generoua
fecundity'"
""""""J
.V
J
.
.
i.
'
'
"
i
guide
and
took
Mm
on
board
blind
01
of
th
trie
fo-
rosea
which
breed
an
average
ol
i
,..
..
.
.
M,("IU
iu
uuwu
iruui
ycf
Of
to
(
'
hPw
n
both
Jut
nd
unjuat
In-
...
.
t
wlv
auti
i
.art
Li?
.HLTLT
2",
Eluding
reckless
and
careful.
Bald
irikrJL,Jl.Wh"f.
jl
to
realization
of
the
sltun-
.
tlcn
and.
to
save
the
Uvea
of
the
two
.......
'most
daring
huntsmen
in
Prince
Ru-
abumi.1
Z
111
lt'l
t
'
"
U
own
hand,
abundant,
of
stp
fish
which.
eooked
Mttna
,nU)
pJrt
u
too.
the
main
diet
,
the
fox.
adithen
brok,
om
.hanghal
U..
rapid
of
t
fox.
the,
tJbtlU,
prorogatum
dfelde1
backer,
of
the
w
ente
..bcd.
0,
wlor
.
csme
home
on
B1?
with
any
luc
at
all.
make
a
muuudat
Umolulne
whlle
nU
urem
erf
the
vanture
,tw0
bn
oum
atayed
with
the
Joe
Hansen,
wtm
M
fuhlng
craba
and
shrimps
la
the
immediate
vicinity
01
the
harbor
with
his
boat
Fox
tepons
good
eatefees
and
a
ready
market.
Harry
Daggett
wharfinger
of
the!1
ech
iOovernmetit
Wbarf.
will
make
a
trip
13
Vancouver
next
week
teklng
Harry
Ji.
ship
and.
by
hook
or
by
crook,
somehow
or
other,
brought
her
home
on
Tuesday
wealthy
In
experience
after
a
pleasant
flm-of-t
he-week
holiday
at
Port
Edward
which
cost
them
two
days'
Jim
Field
returned
this
week
from
Bouth
Bay
where
he
bad
hU
seiner
-
'
"
!
-t.W
hnn
The
Oyro
Oftib
made
a
raid
amoog
.T"...
hot
air
heater.
wtj
.
urn
umkf,
isir
ytnur
m
ufwrifc
Cunntncham
Oar
toosl
deattnle.
and
"Budge"
Pant.
gUln
bona
OI
the
Pad
tic
Btevedorlnf
Oo.
Ail
ahoukl
prove
useful
member
of
an
ofgxntMUon
which
la
doing
such
valuable
publle
service.
;
Only
a
few
of
the
bolder
nlmroda
'
braved
the
elements
.last,,
week-end
I
Jack
'Lindsay's
party
bagged
a
few
ducks
but
Oeorge
Bryant
and
Harry
Puller
returned
after
five
days
battling
'with
the
elements
wtth
little
to
show
I
for
the
time
ttwy
were
away.
R
U
P.
power
boat
MT
3.
Capt
'Reg
Qreen.
made
a
trip
to
Louis
Lock-jer'a
logftnc
camp
on
Porcher
lslsnd
on
Thursday
and
dettvered
a
boom
of
logs
to
the
Oeorgetown
Mill.
The
PJl.T;.
Ospt
Hams
Kerr,
left
at
midnight
on
'Thursday
for
Georgetown,
returning
jthe
next
day
with
three
acow-loada
of
lumber
for
the
company's
local
yards.
Exchange'
on
a
.salmon
packing
charter
for
the
past
itw
months.
the
"Wsierfront
WhtiW
recatiUy
and!
...
.
c.
oaptured
three
well
known
.ndtvWu
T!
,
almTlhe
B,jr'
h"
unto
hlrnlf
a
six-pas-
"
front
a.
member,.
The,
were
,
rnger
lor
rider.
Before
winter
sets
in.
Claude
lUiteadan.
the
popular
mans-'
.
.
.
.
-
.-
h.1ZZ.
A.-
ge
will
be
erected
with
humah
While
moored
at
the
Cow
Bay
floats,
the
city
powerboat
Kilowatt,
used
in
service
between
the
city
and
Shawat-
ilana
Ann.
sank
during
the
rough
wea
ther
at
the
first
of
the
week.
It
has
been
decided
that
the
boat
is
worth
repairing
so
the
McLean
yard
baa
the
(job.
Dr.
w
T.
Kergtn'a
yacht
Full
Moon
haa
returned
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club
floats
after
.having
spent
about
a
month
at
McLean
Ways
undergoing
a
thorough
overhaul
from
top
to
bottom
and
from
Jib
to
tail-post.
The
vessel
Is
now
In
as
good
shape
as
ever
she
wsa
and
It
la
understood
that
she
la
about
to
go
out
on
a
two
or
three
weeks'
hunting
trip.
Thn
Full
Moon
hsd
been
engaged
In
fishery
wcrk
most
of
the
'summer
and
W.T.
haa
hardly
had
a
chance
yet
to
see
the
Tea-;!
sel
In
action.
Jack
Lindsay's
Irene
L.
haa
been
on
the
Tacht
Club
grid
this
week
getting
winter
paint.
W.
E.
Fisher's
boat
went
up
yesterday.
Shef
Thompson
Is,
ai
usual,
a
busy
man.
The
gasoline
cruiser
Sunbeam
III.,
re
cently
aold
by
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln.
will
be
taken
early
next
week
to
her
future
home
at
Port
Simpson
by
her
new
owner.
Dr.
R.
Oeddea
Large.
Billy
Balagno
was
out
on
a
duck
hunting
trip
at
the
middle
of
the
week
1
Doug
Stork
will
be
pulling
his
Sun-i
beam
II.
out
at
the
dry
dock
In
a
lew
Idays
and
the
vessel
will
remain
the.-e
,for
the
winter
to
get
a
thorough
drying
out
Doug
will
take
the
present
engine,
a
heavy
duty
13-15
Buffalo,
out
this
week
and
turn
It
over
to
.Its
purchaser
and
next
sprlug
wll
Instal
a
16-20
of
the
same
make.
W.TKKI"WONT
I'KK.MIKS
A
decided
acquisition
to'
the
water-iron
and
tta
steadily
increasing
appearance
of
activity
will
be
the
new
store
and
wharf
for
Lipsett-Cunnlnghain
Co..
Ltd..
the
building
of
which
was
started
this
week
by
John
Currle
&
Bon,
wno
have
been
awarded
.the
contract.
A
building
permit
for
taa.000
waa
taken
out
for
the
work
which
la
to
be
completed
In
January.
The
site
la
between
the
Union
Oil
CO.'s
dock
and
the
Trotter
wharf
on
the
leasehold
of
.the
latter.
Te
plans
tor
the
structure
allow
a
wharf
100
by
SO
which
will
be
connected
to
the
land
with
a
110
toot
approuch.
Occupying
the
centre
of
wharf
with
twenty-foot
driveway
all
around
will
be
a
80
by
80
two-storey
building.
On
the
ground
floor
will
be
a
well
appointed
store
with
.offices
and
upstairs
will
be
commodious
storing
space.
In
the
harbor
that
will
be
made
between
wharf
and
.shore
will
be
floats
tor
the
accommodation
.of
many
vessels
at
a
time.
These
floats
will
be
connected
with
the
approach
and
wharf
with
gangways.
A
gridiron
will
al.o.be
put
In.
On
the
completion
of
the
building,
the
?lrni
will
vacate
Its
(Uptown
rt
mlsea
doing
all
;ltx
.buslneea
from
the
waterfront,
Charlie
Iledland,
owner
of
the
at
Oona
River,
was
burned
on
the
THB
JJDC7
VW3
-PAGE
FIVE
r
B
Ob
Great
CleanSweep
sauT
ill
vageaj'
i
1
!
"
1
Our
Sale
Opened
3f
t
JTLSS
Bargain
hunters
went
mad.
We
had
hardly
opened
our
doors
Friday
.morning
when
a
scrambling
mob
of
bargain
mad,
enthusiastic
people
MormeTl
our
place.
So
dense
did
the
mob
become
that
it
was
impossible
to
get
near
the
counters
and
THE
DOORS
HAD
TO
BE
CLOSED
TIME
AFTER'
TIME
Extra
Special
Bargains
for
MondayOpen
at
10
a.m.
WOMENIS
SILK
HOSE
LADIES'
SILK
DRESSES
CHILDREN'S
NAVY
CHILDREN'S
WOOL
Values
to
:.ll.
Ier
I'air
Values
to
25.1)0.
PLEATED
SKIRTS
CAPS
50c
$100
&
515.00
With
lop.
age
0
to
J
i
year.
75c
&
$1.00
$3.50
LADIES'
TWEED
SUITS
,
iri
fliuajri
WOMEN'S
COATS
Meg.
Si0
jiikI
42S.00.
Six
nnFcc
CHILDREN'S
.SWEATERS
'
Tweed
and
Te.hlv
Bear.
only
$11.50
$1.00
&
S1.50
Values
to
:,2.30.
Eight
c,r;
v,i
al,,e
t
7-";'
it-
S5-95
only
$18700
LADIES"
FELT
HATS
LADIES'
SILK
LISLE
Value
to
0.75.
COLORED
CREPES
HOSE
WOMEN'S
COATS
$3.00
&
$4.00
r
yards
fur
$1.00
Reg.
$1.00.
a
for
..'$1.00
Values
to
$1
8.1)0
..
.$15.00
Chas.
E.
Rand,
the
"Mark
Down
Man"
in
charge
WOMEN'S
ALL
WOOL
HOSE
Heg.
$I.5t.
I'er
pair
75c
WOMEN'S
SILK
&
WOOL
HOSE
lleg.
SI.50.
per
pair
.
.
85c
WOMEN'S
WOOL
SWEATERS
Value
to
$10.00.
To
Hear
$4.95
5
DOZEN
HUCK
TOWELS
Karh
50c
CHILDREN'S
FLANNEL
DRESSES
$3.95
COTTON
POPLINS
lleg.
S2.25.
Per
yartl
$1.00
CHIFFON
BROADCLOTH
lies.
$5.50.
Per
yard
$3.50
SPUN
SILK
Reg.
$1.25,
per
yard
$1.00
COTTON
TOWELS
0
for
$1.00
CHILDREN'S
COTTON
HOSE
J'ennianX
pair
25c
WOMEN'S
WOOL
SWEATERS
To
rlear
.
.
$1.50
o:
$2.00
BOYS'
PULLOVER
SWEATERS
Si2e.
to
32
$1.50
COATINGS
Values
tn
$8.50.
Per
yard
$3.50
LADIES'
WINTER
COATS
With
Beaver
Collars,
values
lo
$20.00
$20.00
CHILDREN'S
WOOL
STOCKINGS
Values
$1.25.
From
40c
lo
60c
FLANNELETTES
5
yards
for
$1.00
ALL
LADIES'
DRESS
HATS
To
clear
at
Half
Price
Mrs.
FWZZELL
Ladies'
and
Children's
Read
to
Wear
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
face
and
body
by
an
explosion
from
the
cylinder
after
having
removed
the
Igniters
from
his
SO
hp.
Fairbanks-Morse
horizontal
engine
used
tor
operating
the
mill.
He
was
brought
In
from
Porcher
Island
aboard
the
powerboat
Royal
III.
for
treatment
here.
lit.
Is
recovering
nicely
at
the
home
of
his
son-in-law
on
Summit
Avenue.
It
is
getting
along
to
the
time
ot
year
when
congestion
will
be
felt
at
the
Cow
Bay
floats
with
many
boats
coming
Into
tie
up
for
the
winter.
It
haa
been
hoped
when
activities
started
last
spring
that
the
fishermen
would
come
home
this
winter
to
something
better
and
more
adequate
In
the
way
ot
accommodation
but
that
has
been
pre
vented
"by
the
some
parliamentary
debacle
that
caused
such
widespread
inconvenience
throughout
the
country
this
year.
Money
to
provide
the
much
needed
floats
was
contained
in
cstlm-
Vw
1
vsrs
agjfssV
iV
t
xf
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hoped
that
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Parliament
meets
again
there
will
be,'
no
delay
in
having
the
necessary
pro-
vision
made.
It
Is
indeed
a
crying
neec
of
the
waterfront
and
something
that
must
have
attention
at
the
earliest
possible
date.
The
halibut
schooner
Ines
H.,
belonging
to
Ness
Brothers,
returned
this
week
from
a
cannery
charter
at
South
Bay,
Skldegate
Inlet,
and
will
be"
tied
up
for
the
winter.
Erlckson
and
Wlgg
.have
let
a
contract
to
Suehlro.
the
Cow
Bay
boa.
builder,
for
a
43
toot
halibut
boat
which
Is
to
be
completed
In-
time
for
the
opening
of
the
1927
season.
The
vessel
will
be
powered
with
a
20
hp.
Danish
delsel
engine
which
is
now
on
order.
Harold
Erlckson
has
been
this
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GREETING
:
CARDS
Our
Christmas
Greeting
Cards
are
now
on
display.
We
have
a
wide
selection
of
artistic
card
in
a
variety
of
styles
und
greetings
that
will
enable
you
to
express
exactly
your
wishes
and
gladden
the
hearts
of
your
friend.
to
whom
they
are
sent.
They
are
priced,
from
5c
to
$1.00
each
and
we
would
recommend
that
you
make
your
choice
now
as
n
iiuniher
of
our
Customers,
last
year,
left
making
their
selection
until
it
was
loo
late.
BE
WISE
AND
BUY-EARLY
We
also
have
Personal
Greeting
.Cards
and
a
hook
of
sample
cards,
may
lie
examined
in
the
store
or
we
will,
on
request,
senil
a
book
Tor
you
lo
examine
-the
samples
at
home.
,
,
,1A;jl2!a'
Ormes
Ltd.
The
Rexall
Store.
The
Pioneer'
Druggists
Phones
82
and
200
.Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
P.
O.
Box
.247
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Pine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our'
shop
in
;Prince
Rupert
as
low
as
$50;
I.
ANfiCR,
Cutter
223
Sixth
8treet
Prince
Rupert
C.