Kovember
27,
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VMA
ilUfTO
TRENTON
MAN
IS
VERY
GRATEFUL
SAYS
THAT
"FRUIT-A-TIVES"
STOPPED
NERVOUS
HEADACHES
f
I
w
y
I
MR.
R.
A.
BOVAV.
Mr
R"v
A.
Bovajr
of
Trrnton,
Ontario,
t
r,
huiy
of
"FriutHi-livw"
for
r
ns
the
cause
of
ntrvow
headache.
I
h
I
could
tell
every
wffcrtr
la
the
J
riat
Fruit
s-livta'
have
done
for
tiTiip
-"For
yrsn
I
m
moth
ti
C
r
t!
'
t
In
b
id
bcadMhet,
nervou
dya-t,
;l
ii-
rr
trouble.
Then
I
ram-
'
i"
'Fruil-t-thres'.
Thank
to
t
.!
r(u)
tablet
I
am
ote
Wore
WrlT
Air
j
too,
a
Glkted
with
nertoiH
be4-k
t
.
le
probably
they
are
traceable
I
-
bxrtv
il'imaih.
kidney
or
Bvrr.
V,
i
u
n-t
i
the
trnlW,
natural
belp
r
r"r
'
i
ir"
which
i
nude
from
s
--
f
fr.
h
fruit
juire
birndVd
with
I
Tr,ii
a-tim"
it
nature'
own
r
M
promoting
nealth
and
happiness.
aid
frr
yourwlf,
to-day.
;c
t:
everywhere.
j4j
now
s
m
Tike
roa
tiicwm
TOOPDER
TK?
'if
ITER
COAL
f
There's
a
time
and
place
r
'
everything,
and
this
is
:
beat
lime
for
u
t
buy
-r
oal
and
place
it
in
your
Prices
arc
rijrht
and
tke
cry
service
was
never
c".cr
Place
your
order
to-d
NANAI.MO
-
WELLINGTON
or
ALHKKTA
SOOTLFXSS
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
PhoneK
116
and
117
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Ulock
Phon
676
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phona
if.
'ikrtage,
Warehousing,
nd
UlitributliiK.
Team
r
Motor
8erl-!.
!oai
Hand
and
(travel
Spaclallta
tn
Plait
an
Pumltur
Bvlna,
MILK
nsli
nru'o
of
ti.'.kcls
is
ailvnnccil
Id
0
Quarts
fop
$1.00
11
Pints
fop
$1.00
ft"
nun
dicing
November
1.
Valentin
Dairy
Phona
057.
LUMBER
We
nro
nmnufacluring
rough
nml
dressed
lumber.
Kdifo
grain
boat
ccdnr.
Ilnllbiit
and
salmon
boxes.
Ask
For
Prlcos
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Lid.
PHONE
562
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Winter
quiet
is
here
but
there
will
be
plenty
of
activity
hunting
parties
meet
with
success
Selma
is
sold
again
time
Uwre
will
be
a
number
of
halibut
tsti
salmon
fishermen
engaged
In
the
Inter
occupation
of
trapping
but
the
moat
of
them
win
be
taking
the
opportunity,
after
a
neaon
that
ha
been
tenerally
profitable
and
ucceMful.
to
wake
a
real
holiday
of
tt
sfter
the
nine
mnlh
or
more
of
prkotieaUy.couaUnt
tabor.
Though
perhaps
more
than
usual
of
the
men
have
gone
on
eitenslve
Mips
to
their
respective
homes
In
the
"foor
earner."
there
are
many
who
will
be
happy
to
remain
In
the
peace
of
Ute
family
circle,
decorating
th-
At
the
various
flan
packing
houses,
ttoe
oflleM
are
now
cleaning
up
the
season's
work
and
making
their
final
accomtlnc
In
anticipation
of
taking
It
aay
tar
a
while.
There
will
be
miner
Iterations
and
repair
In
the
pJsuU
but
Utere
is
understood
to
be
nothing
eitenslve
planned
eicept
at
the
Canadian
Pish
k
Cold
Storage
Co.
where
Uj
trig
job
of
converting
the
plant
from
staam
to
electric
poer
is
already
ttarUd
The
work
will
take
at
least
a
couple
of
month'
time
and
wben
It
la
completed
It
will
speed
up
oparauowa
there
by
greatly
Increasing
'Olbson
the
plant's
eOeiency
and
capacity
The
change
will
cost
a
good
deal
of
money
ui
the
manaenaent
think
It
will
be
north
it.
Beet
Ooodccwpe
wa
In
port
from
Thursday
aftetaxMtl
to
Friday
morning
turn
Lew
'
Island
on
hi
powerboat
rVrtlta
O
geMtftg
MlppUes
far
hi
farm
',m
Porcher
Island.
Harry
Daggett,
wharfinger
at
the
demnment
Wharf.
I
eipected
bom
on
Monday
after
having
spent
a
month's
leave
of
absence
In
the
south.
Harry's
many
frteods
win
be
glad
to
sf
him
baek
in
time
for
any
poasoble
turkey
rtlbbaffe
WMrnameata.
Rupert
Marine
Products'
power
tug
ill
Tl.
Capt
Urn
Oreen.
was
on
in
iwsrt
Ways
during
the
aeek
for
a
'finer
overhaul
and
the
PRX,
Capt.
Hsms
Kerr,
is
now
on
dry
dock
hav-i
in
repairs
made
feikralAg
a
recent
'uvtng
squfae
at
the
Albert
&
Mc-
Csfferv
mharf
by
the
steamer
Prince
tke
absence
of
bis
cheery
disposition
be
able
to
resume
hit
work
at
the
Prince
Bupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
dub.
Shef'
place
la
being
taken
temporarily
by
an
Individual
who
avoided
the
Waterfront
Whiff
man
like
lie
would
a
tax
collector
or
(tool
pigeon
and
refuted
to
disclose
his
name
for
pabll-cation
in
thla
'"penny
rag"
which
he
never
result
anyway
or
in
other
worda,
turned
him
down
cold.
Orlm
deter-
jinlnatlon
urged
aaid
Waterfront
Whiff
man
to
find
that
name
in
spite
of
it
m!H
h,,b1ut
tiM
r
and
the
i:rst
boH
htrlw
SlS
landed
l..r1
it
catch
am
nr-j.tiuii..
ii
..v,..
ii
tt.
,,t
.
.
:
Is-
"
lue
nun
WBO
,.
'
i--.pv.v
n
uiim
uii-iuuDiij
in
iijB
iiancrir-'iiijiu
bis
pay
check,
so
the
only
,une
suspended,
the
waterfront
Is
entering
unon
atj6iet
period
which
Wiusion
that
could
be
reached
was
'Will
prevail
until
the
month
of
February
when
the
halibut
boats
that
Mid
individual
was
m
widely
and
vunuuviicv
mieiwve
preparations
tor
the
1927
season
and
when
:vwawy
knownvthat
everybody
had
thj
aalmoTi
Interims
will
again
start
to
think
of
a
coming
season.
rorgottfn
hu
nsae-
Wonder
where
While
there
may
be
little
stir
apparent
during
the,
months
of
Decern-jA,tx
McIUe
plcktd
hUn
np-
ttnyT.
ler
and
January,
there
will
still
be
a
Kood
deal
of
quiet
work
pro-!
Ponow1n(r
th,
rnmn!.,u,
,
th
.
.res,
n,
for
the
shipbuilders
have
already
a
good
deal
of
work
tn.JEX.ZSZZ
......
...
.
uuuall,g
nrw
Don
jcow
Bay.
the
popular
Hubert
haa
mot
rrjwin
ana
aiieraiion.
more
or
1cm
eaterwlve.
on
many
of
the
jearttlng
boaU.
During
the
same
mean
wlntrr
but
there
win
be
odd
towlnr'"1
hl'
"aanctum
aanctorum"
to
the
Jobs-
to
keep
at
least
aome
of
the
fleet,
i
,ront
here
he
wUl
now
be
able
to
Including
Oapt.
"Handsome"
Jim
Mor-rison,
busy
during
the
coming
two
or
three
month.
'
-
Mfke
McCaffery
waa
seen
thla
weekend
dlMUsrtng
the
political
situation,
lie
remarked
that
it
waa
too
bod
that
Dr.
Tolmle
was
a
Conservative
for
the
Liberal
might
be
wishing
he
was
a
Liberal
before
they
got
done
with
him.
IHNTIXJ
Tlllr
Freddie
Anderson,
the
Vancouver
lawyer
who
became
Internationally
famous
about
'a
year
ago
this
time
when
he
Chflatma
tree
and
stirring
the
cake,
gave
the
United
State
Volstead
Act
betore
another
season
of
almost
con'-
people
the
slip
In
San
Franclwo.
was
a
Unt
aboence
begin.
member
of
a
hunting
party
which
made
a
trip
to
Old
Hartley
Bay.
last
week-end.
The
party
brought
back
Mgr
buck.
U
or
seven
geese
and
about
one
hundred
ducks
to
prove
Its
marks-menahlp.
Other
members
of
the
party
were
Stan
Taylor.
Thor
Johnson
and
Hippy
Ritchie.
Five
deer
and
a
collection
of
bird
comprised
the
bag
brought
home
by
a
party
consisting
of
Oapt.
Chris.
Hen-
The
schooner
Terten
left
last
Sat
urday
oa
a
hunUng
trip
down
the
see
who
comes
by
water
Instead
of
by
land.
The
room
formerly
used
as
the
Ward
office
has
been
taken
over
Vj
W.
Tf.
McCalrum,
the
crlbbage
fiend
and.
Insurance
shark,
a
Is
headquarters.
A
"ten
foot
extension
has
been
placed
on
tlie
waterfronl
end
of
the
Suebiro
boat
buUding
eatabllshment
in
Cow
(Bay.
Jim
Bacon
bas
now
moved
hi
office
to
the
building
that
haa
Just
been
completed
for
him
by
the
provincial
government.
The
Interior
of
the
com-modroua
premise
i
being
prepared
for
action
as
icon
a
the
fish
tt&rt
comltv:
again.
Ray
Love
I
continuing
to
spread
out!
and
ha
now
completed
his
second
ad-
j
dltion
in
twelve
months.
If
this
keep
!
up
there
soon
won't
be
any
room
for
!
anybody
else.
In
any
case
he
Is
so'
confident
of
-the
speed
that
will
be
made
by
the
various
government
In
!
putting
Into
effect
the
Cow
Bay
de-
i
velopment
scheme
that
be
haa
gone
to
'
the
trouble
and
expense
of
making
j
rtcksen.
Tom
Smith.
Herman
Newell
(this
commodious
addition
on
the
land-
and
the
last
mentioned
son
which
returned
to
port
after
a
five-day
trip
to
Welcome
Harbor
on
the
schooner
acape
that
it
la
proposed
aq
to
develop
SEUM.t
OU)
Afi.UN
The
halibut
schooner
Selma
that
was
bought
hardly
more
than
a
month
ago
,
has
again
been
sold.
Chris
Olaen
being
the
new
purchaser
of
the
vessel
from
coast
having
on
board
Alex
Duthie,
I
charie.
une
,ni
Arthur
Nlckerson
Pete
Thompson.
Harry
Mt
rules
and
LeeiSklpper
Olsen
wa.
formerly
part
owner
Dett.
The
party
I
expected
back
thls:of
tne
schooner
Johanna,
having
sold
week
end.
his
intM-ret
In
tht
tost
to
his
nartner.
i
;Jotra
Wick,
a
few
days
before
the
ex-.
WhUe
Tommy
Trotler
friend
at
the
plosion
took
place
on
the
Johanna
Inlander
mess
hare
been
bemoaning
'
recently.
Law..
ftuM.tM
Iiaiiu
Mah
TnmmP
.
.
'
HT
f
Vuh..
n
V.
.
Vu
n
ntranmat
been
sitting
by
his
solitary
self
wonder-
in
research
work
here
for
some
time
on
'
tng
whst
Uzzle
did
to
him
one
day
behalf
of
the
International
Fisheries
I
this
week
at
Cow
Bay
and
she
did
tt.
Commission
with
his
office
in
the
fish-
Tommy,
of
whom
a
fleeting
glance
waa
erlea
experimental
station
on
the
gov-;
cauaht
In
bandages.
Is
now
the
pos-
ernment
wharf,
leaves
next
week
to
semor
of
a
few
nice
euta
and
bruise
pay
a
brief
visit
to
Ketchikan.
After,
and,
what
Is
more
Important,
of
a
the
Christmas
holiday.
Mr.
Freeman
;
lasting
respect
for
a
Ford
ateering
gear
wUl
join
the
staff
of
scientist
which
is
which
he
found
wa
so
'ornery
that
It
,
conducting
halibut
investigations
In
I
plunged
him
over
the
side
when
he
the
North
Pacific
on
the
schooner
was
trjiocently
looking
up
the
road
and
Skandla.
thinking
of
the
weather.
Fifth
Annual
i
i
A
collection
of
sponges
that
waa
Shef
Thompson
is
now
out
of
hos
gathered
during
the
last
year
off
the
pital
following
Injuries
sustained
in
west
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
I-
j
John
The
rompsny
reduction
plant
'
a
recent
accident
while
on
duty
but
l
land
and
Ooow
Island,
has
been
turn-
j
'
t
Tuck
Inlet
is
now
closed
for
the
will
be
a
week
or
to
yet
before
he
will
cd
over
to
the
biological
board
and
TEMPTATION
SALE
MORNING
SPECIALS-GOOD
UNTIL
NOON
ON
MONDAY
Terms:
Strictly
Cash
No
Charge
Accounts
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
Oc-Tee,
Wolsey,
SU
Margaret's,
Silk
anil
Wool
and
pure
Wool
Combinations
for
men
in
all
ales.
Special
Temptation
Sale
Trice
MEN'
CAPS
Wolff
make,
the
best
made
in
Canada,
regular
from
$3.00
to
?4.00,
Special
Temptation
Sale
Price
$
1.1)5
HOYS'
SUITS
.
Armor
Clad
Suits,
regular
up
to
$22.50;
2
pairs
pants
and
belt,
double
seat,
knees
and
elbows.
The
strongest
boys
suit
made,
in
the
very
latest
style.
i
Special
Temptation
Sale
Price
'
'
,
51
1.(15
A
boy's
cap
free
up
to
noon
Monday
with
every
Armor
Clad
Suit
sold.
HOYS'
STOCKINGS
St.
Margaret's,
made
in
England,
double
knees,
all
wool,
all
sizes.
Special
Temptation
Sale
Price
l)5r
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
:
PARE
FIVE
Closing
Out
Sale
Third
Avenue;
$15,000
Sacrifice
PRICES
SPKAK
LOUDEIl
THAN
WORDS.
Hours
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
212
LADIES'
COATS
At
Bargain
Prices
Sizes
from
7
years
old
to
4G.
From
$8.50
to
$75.00
wUl
be
placed
a
an
exhibit
tn
the
museum
of
the
local
fisheries
experimental
station.
These
sponges.
Which
are
similar
in
specie
to
but
smaller
than
the
European
commercial
sponge,
are
reported
to
be
very
common
on
this
coast
but
their
possibilities
a
a
commercial
product
have
not
yet
been
determined.
They
grow
ten
the
bottom
of
the
ocean
close
to
the
shoreline
and
are
frequently
brought
up
on
halibut
books.
A
40
by
60
coal
abed,
which
It
will
be
possible
to
fill
either
from
railway
cars
or
from
boats
mooring
alongside.
Is
being
erected
by
Phil
pott
&
Evttt
at
the
immediate
west
end
of
G.TJ.
wharf
No.
3.
The
whole
wharf
thereabout
is
being
replied
and
redecked.
work
that
wa
essential
if
the
wharf
were
to
be
put
to
further
use.
New
float
and
a
gangway
leading
to
the
wharf
approach
are
being
put
in
by
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
to
replace
the
old
floats
which
could
be
reached
from
the
wharf
by
ladder
only.
The
work
la
being
done
by
the
B.
and
B.
department
of
the
railway
for
the
TO
jiril.ll
NEW
BOAT
John
Wick
ha
given
contract
to
the
McLean
boat
'building
establishment
to
construct
a
new
48
x
12
hali-
schoor.er
to
replace
the
Johanna
which
waa
badly
damaged
In
a
recent
gasoline
explosion
at
the
government
wharf.
The
Johanna
will
-
be
con
verted
Into
a
seine
boat
with
a
new
engine,
the
present
engine
in
her
to
be
placed
in
the
new
boat.
The
Johanna,
which
1
a
pretty
orry
looking
craft
Jut
now.
1
moored
beside
the
McLean
(hop.
BATTALION
ORDERS
By
Lleut.-Colonel
J.
W.
Nltfholls.
Officer
Commanding.
1st
Battalion
North
British
Columbia
Regiment,
102nd
Bn.
C.F.
Parade.
Battalion
will
parade
In
the
Armory.
Monday
evening,
November
29.
at
8
pm.
Dress:
drill
order
with
side
arms
and
rinrs.
All
raulcs
are
requested
to
attend
this
uniform
parade.
Meeting
of
the
Sergeants
will
be
held
after
parade
Monday
evening.
Signal
section
parade
for
instruction
Tuesday
at
8
pjn.
First
Aid
class
attend
for
lecture
Thursday
at
8
pjn.
Band
practice
in
the
Armory
Friday
at
8
p.m.
Musketry:
Miniature
range
open
for
practice
Friday
at
8
p.m.
Orderly
omcer'for
the
week
ending
Saturday,
December
4:
Lieutenant
A.
O.
Rlx.
Orderly
sergeant:
Sergeant
W.
Horrobln.
8.
D.
JOHNSTON,
Major
and
Adjutant.
Attd.
1st
Bn.
N.D.C.
Rrgt.
Adwtl
In
the
DaUy
Nw
3
COME
IN
AND
SEE
FOR
YOURSELF
Hours
9
a.m.
to
6
p.m.
300
LADIES'
AND
CHILDREN'S
HATS
Latest
Styles
All
Pattern
Hats
at
Half
Price
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SALES
SERVICE
IN
CHARGE
REMAINDER
OF
LEASE
AND
STORE
FIXTURES
FOR
SALE
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Needed
He
said
when
they
gave"
him
his
new
watch.
We
have
some
thin
model
watches
which
we.
can
specially
recommend
for
Christmas.
Nice
design
gold
filled
case,
17
jewelled
movement,
well
made
with
all
parts
specially
tested
so
that
repair
parts
will
always
fit.
The
best
timepieces
we
ever
had
for
the
price.
We
absolutely
guarantee,
these
to
give
you
satisfaction
or
exchange.
;
Price
$25.00
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
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WATCH
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REPUTATION
AND
OUR
PRODUCT
ARE
INSEPARABLE
THE
ONE
DEPENDS
ON
THE
OTHER
AND
"QUALITY"
GO
TOGETHER
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advertisement
is
not
published
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displayed
by
the
Liquor
Coutrol
board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
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