Now
rrtrps
Waltham
Watches
5
6
Tlietfe
are
I
hf
iipw
rt-"duc
mI
prices
for
movements
wlmh
i-nn
be
filled
inlii
any
rase
desired.
Vanguard,
23
jewel
$58.00
Crosreut,
21
jewels..
$50.00
Iliverslde,
III
Jpwel
$45.00
V
S.
Ilartlelt,
J7
jWeH
...
...
..
..
$24.00
llegula'ry
17
JpwpIs..
$22.75
15
jewels
7
jewel
This
is
the
regular
men's
site.
If
interested
we
are
Kind
to
Mhow
yon
oilier
size
and
rrade.
9
7fh
r
IKntC
STORE
WITH
THE
CL0CN
Use
PEROXIDE
These
Six
Ways
1
i
a
mouth
waili
and
sanglt.
to
cheek
germ
growii.
loosen
phlegm,
and
to
p
i'
ify
the
breath.
0
V
a
dentifricp,
to
bleach,
wliii'-n
and
beautify
the
teeMi
0
As
n
bleach
and
to
clear
'tic
skin.
iPinove
frerkles,
mai
nli
al.
and
other
skin
bleiiislips.
1
As
a
blench,
to
make
hair
1
nt
visible
on
U10
arms.
ai'c.
feck
and
leps.
b-'f
manicuring,
(o
prevent
haiiKtiails.
and
to
rei
remnvB
stains.
As
a
perspiration
l'ar!;e
Davis
Co
's
I'erox-ide
is
IipsI
bpeanse
it
keeps
it
s-cnKh
longest.
4
ox.-25
Cnt
Rupert
Pharmacy
Phone
94.
W
dtllver.
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
FOR
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Birch
and
Spruce
Per
load
$6.50
Per
half
load
3.80
Per
sack
,
50
Burn
Wood
and
Keep
Cooll
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Blook
Phone
576
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
ft.
artage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
Coal,
Band
and
Orarel
We
Specialize
In
Plane
an
Furniture
Bevlna.
M
I
L
K
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Wo
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
i5o
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Spaelal
Joe
.Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
11
Phone
S57
.
fDeer
Hunting
Season
Open
Today
G.
Foster
off
io
fishing
GroundsBait
Shortage
in
.Alaska
The
deer
and
niuiiiitniii
goat
liiinljiw
e;iou
in
this
tii.trict'
opened
today
nnd
will
ronlimir
until
December
15.
Althnligh
the
wnry
niiiniol
.are
-tjtiilly
rather
high
up.
ilii
early
in
the
fall,
a
number
uf
parties
will
probably
embark
luiiiirhl
or.
to-
Umirrrirw
nioniiiigyiir
their
first
expedition
with
the
hope1
of
ringing
home
n-nag
ieroe
bombarding
tart.igenenilll'iii
the
wood
and
the
animal
art
larfl.1
(..
ir..'.;A
...,.i
i;r,,;.i;i..
llitnl
P
""e
n",",e,,
liiiff
j
have
already
been
taken
nut.
The
I
-
......
....
.iv
1.
I
Vllirtfll
H
MJ.t
,
a
If
II
L
will
continue
uttlfl
June
.15,
11)27.!
-
luml
are
set
similarly
(o
lal
eaon
with
three
mate
ideer
ullowrd
each
hunter
for
the
caMiu,
two
mountain
gnat,
throe
bear
of
ny
kind
an!
.two
whr-lles.
The
duck
jeaii
will
open
on
October
15
continuing
until
January
31,
while
it
will
not
be
in
irder
to
sepk
until
?ovem-
ber
I
and
from
I
hen
on
!
Vel"
ruary
15.
The
blue
grouse
season
is
opefn
from
today
until
Oelobpr
31.
llafc
limits
for
bird
will
be
20
ducks
daily
or
a
total
of
150.
ten
jrcesp
or
-a
lolal
of
fifty,
and
grouse,
-five
daily
or
a
It
is
a
upon
hunters
by
Hip
game
ile.
parlmenl
that
Kalcn
Island
is
a
game
presprve
upon
which
lite
liooMiig
of
any
game
is
prohibited.
Incidentally,
a
word
for
Mie
wise
,
may
be
that,
with
am
officer
now
on
the
ground
whose
duties
are
solely
to
ee
thai
the
.ramp
regulations
nrc
'omplied
with,
a
belter
wafch
will
bp
kepi
on
hunting
in
this
locality
tins
season
man
uiercjij,,,
crtai
lias
iiecn
for
several
years.
Xew
regulations
for
ttapping
nre
alo
In
force
now.
All
trappers
are
required
lo,
re-regtler
their
traplines
with
tin
nearest
provincial
officer.
As
far
as
possible
traplines
applied
for
diould
I
'
the
same
as
in
all
former
ipplications.
This
ruin
applies
only
on
Ihe
mainland,
applications
being
unnecessary
hi
the
Islands.
The
iefll-Xie
Lumber
Co.
s
awmill
at
Seal
Cove
started
de
liveries
of
halibut
and
-salmon
boxes
lo
(he
trade
Iat
week.
The
mill
has
been
steadily
jutting
lunrber
since
Hs
opening
ii
Apn
Ciininnnlore
fleorge
replaci
llorie
has
he
tn-Li
h.p.
two-
cviiniier
uray
engine
in
in-'
rti'ser
Nancy
wllh
a
lo"
b.i.
'i
ur-cylitnler
Kiislhope.
The
latter
motor
is
working
well
say
Mr.
llorie
although
lie
has
nol
vel
had
the
opporlunily
of
giving
(he
speed
a
double-ntry
audit.
Anyway,
Mr.
llorie
expect
to
hold
his
own
In
the
future
Willi
anyone
He
in
the
mailer
of
speed
jnd
the
result
of
th"
iruier
race
at
the
next
Yacht
Club
regatta
is
already
sellled.
The
trawler
i.
K.
rosier,
chartered
from
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
A
Cild
Slornpe
by
Ihe
nu-perl
Marine
Products
Co.
Tor
Ihe
purpose
of
engaging
In
scrap
fishing
in
Hecate
Slraits
for
Ibe
Tucks
Inlet
by-products
plan!,
tefl
port
on
her
Initial
trip
on
Thursday
-afternoon
'at
two
o'clock,
t'lie
vessel
had
hern;
gleamed
tip
on
Wednesday
iat
..
'
.
i
..
-
...i..'..rV'.;ol.'Sk'.i
ine
coin
Mi'inn-
wwiir
n.
;
she
had
b'-ep.
lying
cold
for
a
year
or
more,
and
moved
dowT.i
to
Ihe
Albert
A
MrCaffery
lmnk-
ers
where
sh.
was
toaleti
ami
oulfilled.
WMUrCapl.
K.
Sander
son
on
the
bridge
and
Chief
hnf-
glneer
Sidney
Milne
in
charge
ol
the
engine
room,
Ihe
i
oster
left
with
t.
fl.
HusUby,
head
of
the
11.
M
P,,
and
Mr.
Ileed,
or
the
fisheries
experhuetal
slalioii,
on
board.
The
vessel
will
probably
be
back
In
port
on
Monday
o
that
Ihe
crew
may
haw
opportunity
to
vole.
Hallbut
J-andlngs
With
splendid
fishing
weather
nrevuiliiiK
on
the
banks,
the
halibut
schooners
have'
been
do
ing
well
lately
and
soiiih
bM
catches
arc
to
be
recorded.
Perhaps
one
Of
tb
l?el
was
that
of
Iho
IomiI
schooner
Scrub;
Cant.
Adnlnh
Prlncef
which
camo
in
on
Thursday
morning
wllh"
n
load
of
20,000
pounds
after
having
been
out
only
a
week.
In
snllie
of
somewhat
of
a
fclul
on
Tuesday
anorning
after
IJi1
holiday
whan
ain.OIOtpouiids.was
offered
on
the
rixchange,
,
prices
havo
held
up
well
and
It
Is'
very
gratifying
16
no
In
that
Canadian
fish
has
commanded
as
high
and
somellmes
higher
prices
Uian
American.
With
a
drop
at
th?
middle
nf
thl
Avft:-k
Avhen
there
was
a
big
supply,
Hie
price
for
first
class
fish
ranged
from
13.3o
to
15.CC
would
meet
all
the
usual
&;
mands
until
the
end
of
Ihe
season
but
bait
in
hpinsr
now
shipped
by
the
carload
to
Ketchikan
and
it
may
become
exhausted
here,
llefore
the
close
of
the
season
on
November
15
there
Is,
therefore,
the
possibility
of
a
general
shorlr.fr
p
of
bait
alon,
wprn
Alaska.
unless
the
licrnng
make
an
early
appearance
in
northern
winters
or
some
can
be
obtained
from
the
Mlteries
of
Tlmugh
a
few
uf
Ihe
boys
limy
laVe
the
opportunity
to
cs
heir
vrtles
at
the
advance
poll,
the
most
of
them
will
ex
ercise
Ihe
franchise
in
the
usual
way
at
tin;
'election
on
Tuesday.
'Wllh
the
Kxhmltion
ccniiiu
next
wee
as
well
as
.he
election,
'there
will
be
a
laiw-
number
of
fisliirmrn
4iolh
trol-lers
anilhalBiuters
home
and
Ihe
propects
are
for
a
big
and
Oiverslfierl
lishemien's
vole
and
II
will
fee
by
no
means
a
one-tided
one.
Judging
from
te
various
arguments
one
near
along
Ib'e
front"
neither
Ihe
hardware
man
nor
Ihe
school
lMelier
-t'oin?
to
capture
lh
fishermen's
vote
in
entirely.
Seining
for
chums
is
mv
practically
finisheil
on
tb-
Skeemi
Hiver
bul
the
linllers
re,
sllll
busy
wilh
rolioes,
Ihe
run!
of
which
has
not
been
large
y.j
bul
which
is
expected
to
tin-'
prove.
From
the
south
end
of
the
Queen
Charlotle
Island
clonic
repdrls
of
a
somewhal
ini-
riroveil
run
of
chums,
llalmnr-
al,
Inverness,
Sunnyside,
nodi
Prince
lluperl
ol
Ihe
Skeena;
Hiver
district
canneries
arei
still
runninif,
H.
A.
having
Ju.'lj
elospil.
I
Last
Sunday
and
the
Labor
Day
holiday
saw
George
Bryant
on
a
trip
to
hhtada
on-
board
nie
cruiser
.liar
wun
a
IconMslInsr
pf
Air.
'liryant.
Hill
iiiiMfTortand
the
boy
of
both,
ifamilip.
Wie'
party
trot
all
'lire
Killing
of
M.
ii;.
Stepp,
JIar-y
l
arr
and
Kr&V.
iuidile
which
went
up
hyjrafn
(ml
which
came
home
on
tbft'jlarla.
lifUirning.l
the
end
of
the
m
helchfk'an
for
two
days.
TJm
nlher
U.S.
rum
chaser
Smith.
which
was
here
last
year,
is
nbw
working
ouyrtffan
J'ranciseo.
Tweniy-lw'o
Joeal
Moose
,lp-triojiaire.s
niade
a
trip
at
the
parly
made
the
voyace
on
th?
TOURING
Haveyou
changed
your
plugs
within
the
last
year?
If
not,
your
content
ment
and
satisfaction
on
your
tour
will
be
insured
if
you
install
a
full
set
of
dependable
Champion
Spark
Plugs
before
you
start.
cxcJumvcIt
for
ford
pck4
la
lh
Rrl
Bom
on
"
AT
cut
other
than
i
fords
packed
'
intheBluUox
I
i90c
Each
Champion
Dependable
for
Every
Engine-A
Canadian'inade
Product
WinJtor,
Ontario
it
Ji.
halibut
schooner
Johanna,
Capl
John
Wick,
-leaving
here
Saturday
night
and
returning
Tuesday,
Thy
reported
a
most
en-joyafhle
trip
with
plenly
of
hos-pjtality
on
the
part
of
lh
mfn-insr
catun
rpsidents.
Anions
th
uout
thpy,
wanied
at
the
riOiiuVnnrlv
uprp.
ft'.IIM
Rnvpr.
nae.li
lar
rpnorl
as
Aid
a
party
eoh-ltrrWl
north;
mrtei
Fred
Scad.
'
den,
grealnorlh
moose;
H.
J.;
Macon,
.south
moose;
A.
Ohnes-i
ura.
eat
anoojfp;
Ie
SLaj?pari
west
moosp,
and
Thor
Johnor..
herder.
"i
week
from
-;il?
,
likinc
llivriej
l.fhlhifise-Jenilpr
Xewinirlnn.
whence
Uu,
;
WfiL
gom;
with
alCant.
Jtfffll'ewon.
Ml
onTii.
tiqnor
?ar?pfiijvier
iml
28l.tay
tmCaiwfZT.
James!
anilifs
Leila
It.,
tfrt,
AJex.
Saint,
exppcie'd
back
at
the
end
of
llii-Mince
iiiajle
tripu'ln
Anyox
with
week.
the
Odilfelbhv.
"1"
Porchcr
ts-
-'
land
witli
lhe,4nipPi-lor
of
mines.
Cant.
Kohrt.
who
relumpil
niiil.
Tlie
landing
t
IhiB
port
-f.i?.'aI"J
,0
CaiUaJn's
-iove
wfth
ths
the
Honilo
recently
from
lb-?
Ihe
uevk
i.Satunlay
to
Friday
IV""?
to
daplute
an
alleRd
llippo
Island
and
Masseit
Inle!
incliisivi'
vere
well
ainve
aver-"l,1',,'0"i,
Clilwaman.
1
vicinity,
where
lie
had
been
en-
,
totalling
mc,(f,i)00
pounds
I
paged
in
salmon
trolling
during
37vOnrt
.po.jnds
from
American
'Hi
wmnery'tender
Nlsliga
wa;tli
'summe-r,
will
b
leaving
vessel
and
223,300
from
Cana-ln
lrt
qn
Tliursda:-
on
her
wayjaain
in
a
day
or
no
for
Skide-dian.
Tnis
brinas
the
total
forfrorn
3ton
to
Skideale
InIel;Kate
Inlet
to
enjrage
In
coho
the
rfcasiin
0
i4te
to
lOJSfl.GOii"51
"m
will
w
engaarpd
for
a
IrolIinK
for
the
remainder
of
lb
pounds
nt
which
American
wiaU
landed
li,j3l,lO0
pounds
and
Canadian,
,fn7,"on
pounds.
A
lmrlage
of
bait
is
reported
from
.-ill
Alakan
fiorU
with
result
thai
.this
week
some
or
Ihe
big
American
schooners,
which
.
generally
iro
lo
Ketchikan.
Iltiai
HI
JU,
mpru
rmirillul
ol
ll.i.
tir.wl
gain
being
impressed
jcanadUn
Fih
4
(kild
storage
iCo.
bad
a
-gool
sulkily
of
frozen
ImiI
Iipth
which
it
was
expected
l..kil.
.1
-
-niuii-
in
ruiiiii
pai-King.
.
iscasOil.
.
The
U.S,
revenue
etitlef
ijyi.-iti.j.
"liillVt
box
trips'
are
being
Knsign
lesps,
called
in
port
onSnnrip
in
Iho
Rnfprfntp
ml
k'ttl.
ffl1iuoday,
having
come
in
from!
mat
region
by
the
D.S.T.,
Capt
jiip
sea
wnere
.lie
tiad
heen
outUim
Parsons;
to
the
south
end
of
the
Qupen
Charlotle
Islands
by
the
Wigwam,
Capt.
Claud?
Krtchum,
and
to
local
points
alorttj
the
coast
by
the
Kouyosu.
Capt.
Alex
Wylte.
The
boats
will
return
with
the
boxes
after
the
elei'lion.
jirsl
or
Jhe4wcekXo
Stewart
aid
j
.
Hydpr
lo
attend
i
nidation
exer-
Another
robbery
"was
reported
Hses
and
theI.al.oi
tlay
celebra-0n
JJie
waterfront
this
week.
On
linn
at
the
norlliPin
points.
T;ie!Wplnprt.iv
niiri.t
,tt.aan'a
n-t.
bulldinnr
shop
was
(broken
Into
and
a
crowbar,
hammer,
catilk-np
cotlon,
copper
paint
and
rope
removp.1.
The
mailer
was
reported
lo
the
police.
The
Dsumi,
-which
ha?
been
packing
for
the
Somprvflle
Cannery,
left
this
week
for
Aliford
Hay.
Repalrlnn
Boats
!
Ttie
seine
boat
Shuchorla,
which
was
badly
damaged
when
he
struck
liana
rock
in
Dixon's
!
Entrance
recently,
has
been
i
handed
over
by
Ihe
underwriters
to
Hie
owners?
Tanaka
firos
and
the
dry
dock
has
the
contract
for
;
rebuilding.
The
American
halibut
schoon
er
Kureka,
.lamagpil
a
few
week.s
ago
in
a
gasoline
lank
explosion,,
i
will
be
ready
for
sea
again
in
a!
few
days.
(
Nothinjr
has
-yet
been
ordered
to
be
done
with
the
IJncoln,
nlo
badly
damaged
in
an
explosion,
i
pending
the
adjustment
of
thfli
eslnle
of
Ibe
owner,
the
lat
Cap.
Martin
Fotland.
:
There
Is
again
a
lull
In
the
repair
and
machine
shops
alone
the
walerfronl.
Wilh
the
salmon
'season
praclically
over
and
on'.yi
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class.
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value
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because
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gives
you
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smoothness
of
performance
-more
power
and
speed
more
instant
acceleration
more
striking
beauty
of
line
and
finish
more
richness
of
upholstery
more
completeness
of
appointments.
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pay
less
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the
price
of
the
smooth
Chevrolet
fa
to
sacrifice
quality.
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pay
more,
for
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car
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Chevrolet
class,
is
needless
extravagance.
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