fj
tit
If
November
C,
1920.
See
This
$75.00
Diamond
i
.
THE
DATLY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Ring
BENTS
IjidieV
Ileadylo-Wear
us
rrireived
a
splendid
line
of
LADIES
AM)
MISSES
Winter
Coats
Ittesl
materials
and
i
d
a
fine
selection
A
crnoon
Dresses
also
Ureses
for
sport
t-
1
rtC
to
44.
Prices
from
tfliETrO
J.
BENT
Third
Atenue.
Phone
(mI.
t
Itr
MAN
WITH
FOCI
VOT
)
Vi?5t
COO
NOW
MAKES
r
s
V
don't
need
a
telescope
'
:?a
hat
Winter
is
com-7
The
man
who
look
-1
will
fill
up
his
bin
'
''
pood
coal
now
and
keep
'
'
;d
at
a
safe
distance.
W
have
a
battery
of
men.
-
and
tractor
and
lot
it
ammunition
awaitinp
to
defend
tht
homier
.
jM.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Wtonc
116
and
117
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phono
t.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Dlstrlbutlrtfc.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coa(
Band
and
Gravel.
w
Ipeclallta
In
Plan
an
Pumltur
vlni.
TUGBOATS
DT
Phones
423,
639,
Qreen
238,
Black
735.
NIBht
Phone
687,.
539,
Qreen
238,
Blaok
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
QEO.
0.
BUSHBY,
Ulan.
Dir.
LUMBER
Wn
arc
manufacturing
r
'
h
and
iJrt'sscd
lum-Mr
Kilwo
grain
boat
'Pllr
Halibut
mid
snl-nion
boxes.
Ask
For
Prices
SealCoveLumberCo.Ltd.
PHONE
562
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
nigh
prices
on
halibut
market
boat
building
to
reortr
otitalde.
is
started
cannery
deal
reported
ideeerve
the
reward
fr
wzS
divisions
I
have
not
been
wnaon
of
late
and
anr
nUii-rs
at
122
to
$123.03.
jUtUe
extra
money
that
may
come
In
JOHNgULCHIr
(Jewellers
Till
STORE
WTTH
THE
CLOCK
now
Is
uraety
with
the
three
months'
elose
aeaaon
about
to
un
11,
ere
were
uya
and
dm
of
mtm
and.
am
em;
downa.
may
be
piaeed
the
lltue
acho
Toodte
.hich
into
came
port
r.
Upt
Dl
Urtfn
Better
heeled
B
Tburadaf
with
no
hallbat
but
bar-
ng
In
tow
the
foro';--
btt
SatM
MILK
i
;.
,
-ti
pti.e
of
tii-kels
is
;
t
!
vis
m-!
to
6
Quwts
for
$1.00
11
Pints
for
$1.00
liommrn.
uig
November
1.
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657.
GEORGE
RORIE
CIIAKTKKKI)
ACCOUNTANT
AND
AUDITOR
Phone
JM
III
Ht-ond
Aienue
Wet,
ITliire
Ituperl
rv-
BSSSSSS
I
'
I
ssssssssssssssssssl
this
winter
in
a
financial
way
than
ther
WM
la
it
0nrt
wiia
a!
k
(which
had
broken
Own
In
tlx
vlclnltf
ru--.
.
,
,
..
,
of
Lucy
laUMl
The
boat
teat
out
cmM,
of
mUn
w
their
sfan,
on
lh
tame
day
in
M.
attempt
wrteUi
fof
wlntef
hM
fear
whist)
had
b.en
left
M4rtnl
"
i
Though
aevrial
of
the
larger
acboon-
Boau
are
ewtinulng
to
tie
up
for!,
....
fuhlnr
thi
,in,
..mer
.no
yeooahl)
hair
the
Can..
,wmfdi
krt
fI(ct
ln
lth
thelr
dian
fleet
in
nun.
ben
at
lt
h,u
W
Mxt
week.
It
is
eipected
that
noncg
or
11.T1NT101
TO
Arsiv
I-,C
remain
firm.
The
market
son
Ltsag
;
Is
In
a
tery
receptive
condition
for
ii
lh.
Mnd
IMrHrdmi
l...tnrt
l
nmit,nb
,uh
and
wae
tka
art
low
x
li
ne
in,i.,i,
.,i
.
,.-ut
niMrm.
There
wUl
prpMUy
be
a
real
ahortage
v
I
ii"!
.Tfm;
of
halibut
befott
another
aeaaon
open
!
'-
ttiiiiir
wilhiii
tin-
l'ruinr
H
Btl-1
,fu.
uiirurt'
"
f'
tureaher
lae!
ln
s"1"
tnu
ek
ere
away
'
-
Ha-
fi
't'ittit
droniMHi
lands-.
-
under
average
at
244.709
pounds
cf
i.H
dwtaiii
Ni
ui,
Cmii
diwit.
irran
hoaU
contributed
114.-
.rsi
Wei
rnrr
.1
li
me
Hkr-iOOO
nounds
and
Canadian
11Q.70C
iara
Mtaeral
ijiu.
ilualrd
at
the
iwHItll
;
,,..
,
.
Pound!
ThU
tuu
been-
K1.
the
.f
WtM
Mlver'an
likv
rm
tt
Ttrtui
probably
lak,-.
lj-t-'
in
a
N"trrtj
lirni.
Ifilamalleat
eek'a
volume
of
landings
here
frt.
t.inire
irrlv
li
lil.
tkeiHM
.
m.r,
im
,h
.r
ie
u
huh
!
uac,
lM
eaon
opened.
The
scarcity,
t
waist
Msea.
Mbt
Wwiertj
l
trtl
of
coune.
accounU-d
for
the
high
"
prices
,arfr
tr
less
I
in.ihi
..(
STiiiwa'wmwt
,
.
.
...
I
and
-.tsnJS
irm
an.tr
Ira.
,
Tilt
top
bid
of
Uie
meek
w
was
JJc
anl
,
lirsixd
tittti
lj
of
Sujrou
.!.
l6c
hico
an
American
boat
received
i
'
a
r.
i..
m.
nynit.
011
TueMtoy
and
a
Canadian
on
Wed-
t
neadsy.
ttiKCRAt.
ACT
'.
-
This
brings
the
total
landings
at
th
I
JV".ZXZX?
...
jVrt
for
the
aean,W
date
U:
Amert-I'rariional
nxt
nruke
rrve-
can.
1S.T73.700
.poiiSda
and
Canadian
w'il&h!5
.!
jejesJMO
pounds.
total.
35OT8.AO0
war
umi:
rs.i
!.)
.i
Tsku
An.
pounds.
ilui
n,saa1d
rmel.
..:
.
l.arrHfT
tiwi
.
.iini
.r
.r
(40
wi
Pen-
Tnt'ijoau
landing
catches
for
the
i
Vr
si..
Var,
:i
,
.
Brm.ti
i
orimnttu.
art-
Wff.k
(Ssturdsy
tu,
rridsy
Inclusive!
ins
a
arni
r,.r
r.uln
Mnlitt
Cor-
'
ratl,
rr-
Kuwr
.
rtUtirni
were:
'
.
,
MIi.
Wl-nd.
'
.'
ltdl'.
Ameilcsn
AUantlc,
20.000;
Brisk,
2,.
h.t
ortirirsir
,.t
lmtr..rttH-ni.
for
uis
(000:
Milrwsy.
10W0;
Valorous.
U.OOCr.
,.,
n-.-
..i
isinint
'Mi
ursau
si.lVjUrts.
liOCO:
BUnco.
12.000:
Venus.
iiv
al'r
rtsiaai
(Mi
rrftmtli
Tur
"TicE
thai
ae-Imi
umW
rrtKi
It
khii
l
eommrnreil
h(-.'
Ihr
nt
'fti
rrrliritatM
Of
hT;h
lh
1l
dsjr
nT
.irmbr.
A.n.
New
:
Supplies
of
Men's
Clothing
arriving
mgularly.
For
Prices
and
Quality
Don't
Forget
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
J.
II
Miller
Proprietor.
JOOO.
Camidlan
Point
May.
2,000;
Prosperity
A..
20XWO:
Cape
Spear.
MO;
Minnie
V.,
BOO:
Mayflower.
8.000;
Nuba,
S.-OUO:
lllrdie
B.
1
.600;
X.
Upsrtt.
13.-000;
tngred
It.
4JOO;
MauUlua.
IW
Aiken.
7XW0;
Kalep.
MjOOO;
Pair
of
Jacka.
17XW0.'
Cape
Spencer,
SJOO:
Bel-nu
2.000:
"Ofbmn,
10.000;
Caygeon.
1,-700:
Scrub,
s
ooo.
P.RiJH.
28,
Capt.
Alex.
Saint.
left
Thursday
night
for
Klemtu
where
the
'
Tessel
at
noon
yesterday
was
to
tske
off
CTM.
steamer
Prlncens
Bestrke.
coating
north,
s
party
of
engineers
who
will
examine
the
site
of
R.
O.
Johnston's
new
cannery.
The
28
Is
to
bring
the
party
up
here
tomorrow
-In
time
ti
'catch
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
the
south.
hag
some
tif
thU
popular
fame.
Rojr
Nichols'
deer,
bagged
during
the.
week
across
the
harbor,
must
hare
bee
suffering
from
the
after
effect!
of
a
;
night
out
for,
n
It
li
said.
It
tu
rrplng
tinder
a
log
and
all
Roy
bid
I
vi
uu
was
j
wxn
gun
at
ana
r
'
j
"let
'er
go."
Anywsy
said
hunter
got
j
,one
of
the
finest
spikes
of
the
season
Hltrh
pri-..H
have
been
rewarding
effort,,
h.iik..
tt.x.
"hout
much
effort
which
made
thai
Jermcn
durinjr
the
pant
week
and
certain
of
the
boat
and
crew
IT
am"Uurth
lh
nlaToa
have
been
rea.-in,
.uch
hiKh
proceed.
,uch
anown
tw
Z
LTrsT
VZHLT'l
mr
vnr
nw.
l.
...ui.v.
t.
.
"cr
crime
exploit
were
cisude
who
.m.7,7-
,7
"""-"J
eaon,
were
very
rare.
Kirkend.ii
ad
Charlie
surr
who
hew
p
man
wants
a
v
.i.
Clement
rln
J
lX.
?
f'
U.cce?'5uLboat"
th
"
Mk
Kaln
and
the
prey
'
while
Mister
Nichoiia
did
hi,
.jrnKimini
ring
at
at
a.l'alr
of
Jacki
which
u
landed
23,000
and
17.000
pound,
regrwctlvely
"uir.
f
tc
price.
thU
I,
about
on
Thursday,
the
proceed,
of
which
netted
the
divldualTn
both
case
tome
fw
after
ten
days'
fisl-tfntr.
Both
boats
are
going
out
"f
Bryant.
etan
Taylor.
Happy
tone
is
perfect
andt'or
one
mon-'
tr,l'
efore
the
season
closes.
The
E.
Llpsett,
which
I1"45
nd
FTan?
Rlce
"""P"
tood
sll
for
the
money.
n
Wednesday,
netted
her
menf
(bunting
party
which
visited
Captain
guarantee
the
quality
orj01"
Ml7
ncb
,rom
".two
pounds
in
bfleV
Set
In
the
lD
un
scene
other
,
,.tJrn-a..tilr.ir
Vl,lt,bost
d
'V
H
but
the
cre
i
'
m-.
vesica
S
i
IU
..How
irold.
Core
discontinued
operatkma
with
the
close
week-end.
aeaaon,
the
opening
of
which
la
but
i
nine
dayi
dltUnt.
Boats
tying
up
dur-lr.g
the
paat
week
Included
the
Toodle,
Capt.
James
Leaik;
Aiken,
Capt.
An-drew
lUnaon:
Caje
Spear,
Capt.
Joni
Orrlck;
Edward
Llpaett.
Capt.
Parry
Iraracn:
Kautilus.
Capt.
H.
Wahl:
I.o
gred
H..
Capt
Cliarlle
LundquUt;
Sel-m.
Cant.
fThftMM
mtA
nMBMA,
Bert
Wearmouth,
who
has
been
parking
salmon
during
the
season
wlthi
his
Rarbtthong;
has
Uken
Up
resldeace
for
the
winter
at
the
family
home
on
the
Uetlakatls
Passage
Island.
No
lets
a
peronhsn
our
old
friend.
Miss
Ina
Wood,
late
cf
the'
government
agenta'
office,
has
joined
the
waterfront
community
baring
Uken
the
position
of
stenographer
at
the
Fisheries
Experimental
Station.
The
young
lady'a
beaming
countenance,
will
no
doubt
lend
cheer
to
the
surroundings
'even
on
the
dullest
of
wintry
dsys.
Very,
shortly
the
American
halibut
hooner
8cndl"
will
embark
for
the
takatsit
halibut
bfnks
there
to
commence
an
exhaustive
acientlfic
Investigation
of
the
wiys
of
the
halibut
In
scmpllance
with
the
International
Fisheries
Treaty.
The
party
of
half
a
dozen
scientists
which
will
embark
on
the
work
will
be
beaded
by
Dr.
V
r.
Thompson,
director
of
the
International
Fisheries
cctiunlaslon
or
H.
A.
Dunlop.
sistsnt
director.
An
office
has
bdn
provided
ln
the
ctw
fisheries
eperlmental
station
on
the
government
Wharf
tor
the
Inter-nstlcnsl
Fisheries
Commission
and
K.
L
Freeman,
a
member
of
the
commission.
Is
now
busy
there.
v.iM'orvr.K's
iitxTix
knocks
The
little
hammer
hss
been
tapping
lately
ln
Vancouver
In
the
attempt
t,
throw
a
little
discredit
un
Prince
Rupert's
poor
hrsd.
Such
a
thing
aa
the
following
which
appeared
tn
the
Vancouver
Province
a
lew
days
ago
was.
doubtless
enly
published
to
give
the
public
a
little
amusement
and.
of
course,
waa
not
designed
for
their
Information:
Now
that
Prince
Rupert
has
entered
the
daaj
of
deepsea'
ports,
with
ocean
going
vessels
entering
and
clearing
on
Ctepsea
lanes,
the
por
offers
occupation
for
pilots.
Recently
the
Federal
pilots
sent
a
resident
pilot
to
Prince
Rupert
to
st
tend
to
the
requirements
of
shlpW
ping
there.
Pilotage'
fees
at
Prince
Rupert
are
practically
the
same
aa
at
Vancouver,
but
the
pilots
msy
have
more
exciting
Umet
than
those
of
the
Straits
of
Juan
dt
Fuca
and
the
Inland
channels
to
Vancouver.
On
Juan
de
Fuca.
the
pilots
board
the
vessels
off
Race
Rocks
Inside
ths
entrance
to
the
Straits.
While
Pacific
gsles
msy
rage,
full
strength
from
the
open
ocean,
and
the
fog
may
close
out
.the
land
marks
pilots
have
some
protection
In
getting
aboard.
At
Prince
Rupert
the
pilots
go
some
25
to
30
miles
out
to
sea
to
meet
Incoming
teseta.
They
proceed
aa
far
Constables
Rsybone
and
Camm
to
makl0r
.
for
tomr
ltlUn4
tramp
that
Xlisa
Adanac
travel.
iirt
him:
arrive
Five
pslr
of
blue
fox,
the
first
stock
:
for
the
new
fox
tsrm
established
on
the
Ktr-slisn
Islsnds
by
Cspt.
Alfred
Swan-son
and
Oiler
Besner.
arrived
from
th
Premier
Fox
Farm,
Alssks,
on
Wednesday
night
and
were
Uken
by
the
gas-
boat
Kinahan
to
the
Islands
where
they,
were
aet
loose.
Another
batch
of
five
j
pair
from
the
Ness
farm
ln
Kllkatlaj
Inlet
will
arrive
on
Monday.
The
local.
farm
was
inspected
during
,the
week'
,
by
the
gsnte
warden
for
the
district,
J
'
8ergeant
Vsn
Djk.
I
I
Edward
Upsett,
head
of
the
firm
of)
Llpaett
t:
Cunningham,
arrived
today,
from,
Vancouver
and
will
remain
here!
foV
two
or
three
weeks
during
which,
time
the
local
manager,
W.
E.
Drake,
will
make
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
"Doc"
Clspperton
Is
monarch
ot
all
.
he
surveys
-and
his
right
there
Is
none
.
to
dispute
from
the
centre
all
round
to
the
sea
he
la
lord
ot
the
foul
and
the
brute
while
Harry
Daggett,
the
boss,
is
ln
the
south
on
a
month's
leave
ot
absence.
f
Harry
Styles,
Jsrrls
MeLeod,
Andy
Akerberg,
A.
O.
Johnson
and
John
Hanson
comprised
a
formidable
.quintette
who
embarked
yesterdsy
morning
Ftthrr
for
a
five
dsys
hunting
trip
tn
;
Douglas
Channel
near
Warte
Island.
They
are
going
far
afield
for
their
quota
of
deer,
ducks
and
geese,
Better
success
was
experienced
by
hunters
at
the
end
of
last
week
and
there
were
plenty
of
ducki
brought
tn
as
well
aa.
few
deer.
Successful
hunters-
Included
Dr.
Lou
Keigln
and
Doug,
Stork.
The
goose
sesson
having
opened
on
Mond.y,
the
firat.
a
real
attempt
will
be
made
this
wetk-tnd
to
a
pilot
without
delay.
Then
there
la
TRY
IT
YOURSELF
THOUSANDS
OWE
THEIR
HEALTH
TO
"FRUIT-A-TIYES"
I
MR,
AlPHONSS
COOL
"Every
person
suffering
from
Constipation
or
Indigestion
should
take
"Fruit-a-lives"
and
I
am
posit-ive
that
ther
will
oon'
feel
In
the
heat
or
health.
As
for
myself,
I
hare
tried
nearly
erer?
other
kind
of
remedy
'and
hare
eome
to
the
conclusion
that
"Frnit-a-tlves"
U
beat.
Mr.
Alphonso
Cool,
2922
Lafontalne
Street,
Montreal."
Because
"Fniit-a-tirea"
is
a
gen-ulao
fruit
medicine
nude
from
fruit
Juices,
Intensified
and
combined
with
tonics
It
corrects
constipation,
stomach,
kidney
and
bladder
I
roubles.
In
a
natural
way,
and
purified
the
blood.
No
other
remedy
can
be
the
same
as
Frultstlvm.,,
2Se.
and
50c.
a
box
at
dealers
fTerjwhsrf,
X
4
...
.
i
nTTn
i
vm
.
v.
iJ
If
"
'W'&fyTHt
'
'
.
.
r.
Ai
ward
and
not
quite
sure
where
she
Is.
A
deal
Is
reported
to
be
on
for
the
purchase
by
the
Oosse
Packing
Co.
of
the
cannery
built
thla
summer
at
Cap-
I
Ulna
Cove
by
T.
F.
Foley
and
assocla-
i
j
gives
an
approximate
arrival
and
warns
j
tea
and.
lor
the
purpose
ot
Inspecting
I
the
plant.
J.
Field.
Strang,
district:
'manager
of
the
Gosse
Company,
came;
ji.ortn
from
Vancouver
this
week.
A
j
first
option
Is
understood
to
be
held
j
on
the
plant
by
the
Oosse
Packing
Co.
1
and.
a
second
by
the
Canadian
FlshlDg
j
Co.
The
cannery
la
In
a
particularly
advantageous
position
for
the
packing
of
Ogden
Channel
soektye
and.
properly
equipped.
It
la
believed
would
be
a
successful
operator.
The
cannery
waa
completed
a
few
months
ago.
too
late
to
participate
to
any
great
extent
In
this
year's
pack.
The
following
gem
U
clipped
from
a
new
pink
publication
that
has
just
reared
1U
head
In
Vancouver,
namely
"Information."
All
the
infcrmaUon
Jn
the
periodical
seems
to
be
the
name)
on
the
cover
and
the
adverttecrpenta
;
contained
therein
of
third
rate
hotels
snd
Uxi
firms
In
the
southern
met-ropolls.
It
does
not
besr
the
earmarks
Of
a
Sunday
School
sheet
and,
anybody
who
reada
this
item,
gracefully
entitled
-Prince
Rupert
on
the
Bum"
had
better
do
so
before
midnight
tonight:
Strange
tales
are
coming
down
to
this
city
about
the
town
which
has
been
heralded
as
the
coming
one
in
British
Columbia
outside
of
Vancouver,
to
wit.
Prince
Rupert.
It
aeems
tha
the
mer-chanta
of
that
burg
hart
In
the
past
pinned
their
faith
to
the
Hon.
Mr.
Pat
tullo
and
Hon.
Mr.
Manson.
There
Is
not
much
business
there,
and
they
have
depended
to
a
large
extent
on
the
fish
ermen
who,
coming
from
the
American
side,
were
wont
to
drop
in
there,
buy
a
whole
lot
of
booxe.
and
generally
have
a
good
time.
But
the
council
decided
that
they
would
hand
the
control
of
the
city
over
to
the
provincial
police,
and
with
tho
taking
over
a
move
in
grim
earnest
wia
msde
to
clesn
up
Prince
Rupert
One
of
the
men
who
used
to
reside
there
(continued
on
page
six)
or
1
'
Ik
.
"t
ff
hey'reHerel
V
-
.
f
Ass-Mr
,
The
New
oKp
(OUR
JQtOCK
OOT
Worsteds
Yoiill
see
in
these
suits
the
finer
woollens
-the
more;
desirable
needlework
Bryant
&
Greer,
Ltd.
"The
Clothes
Shop
for
Men"
Burberry
Coats
Jaeger
Woollen
Goods
the
difficulty
of
arranging
a
meeting.
as
Ttlnle
Island,
and
sometimes
berond.
un
thiic
rn
ttvmi
a
nllot
boat
from
In
spit
of
her
recent
thorough
going
j
p,lotmjf
to
prtnct
mpett
-ai
therefore
!
jhore
and
a
deepsea
ship
bound
In-:
rr.
be
roufber.
at
.times,
than
piloting
to
ass
unsble
to
rise
to
the
occas)on
thl
i
TIf
of
VaccouTer.
seek
when
needed
and
a
party
of
officers
went
out
on
the
MjJiowy.
It
apparently
needs
fstter
officers
thsn
The
pilot
will
encounter
the
gales
of
the
open
water,
and
will
have
some
times
to
wait
hours
and
maybe
a
day
DEMAND
1
1
and
smarter
style
ideas
that
go
with
tI
f
fine
quality.
-
.
P4-J
.
rt
av
..-t'
:f--
V.
"iifr
Ttf-
.
34
is-indeed
a
ldw
Drice
for
them
con
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST.
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
JFjsh
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lt.
Good
Classes
if
you
need
them.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
shop
in
I'rini'o
Kupert
as
low
as1
223
8lxth
Street
$50.
Good
Advice
Jf
you
don't.
GUSTAV
S1VERTZ
OITICIAN
AND
01TOMETKIST
Eyes
Examined.
Glasses
Fitted.
Consultation
Free.
At
McCutcheon's
Drug
Store.
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
P.
O.
Box
247
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Kine
Imported
Sergo
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
pur
oo
I.
ANQER,
Cutter
Prince
Rupert,
B.
0.