HATtHlOAT,
OCTOBEil
t,
11,
4
PAOK
FlVit
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
for
Economical
Transportation
A
week
of
stormy
weather
does
little
damage
.
'-salmon
regulations
brokenAlex.
Ohlman
sees
sea
serpent
Though
the
eoulnoxlal
galea
esperleuced
durtne
the
nut
...v
the
severest
du.ter.
so
Jar
thU
year
little.
If
any.
damage
tub
,
local
w.tertront
or
with
to
1
.hip.
at
sea.
True
Mme
of
the
halibut
boat,
.ucn
M
th.
Uuomt
and
Bpr.y
had
a
rough
Urn.
of
It
getting
In
.bout
Wednesday
when
K
m
flu
Die
mtnrm
storm
mm
h
At
At
it
kit.
w..
but
at
'
tu.helght
they,
a
well
a
others.
f
K-
"COURT
CABINET"
TuaukM
that
surround
llsmffm
Cunt
latest
athirrrmcnt
nf
Community
designers
hit
been
greatly
rnhinirJ
by
the
introduction
of
this
splendid
cheat
Hjr-crredineilrct.ri
tuggta
tins
the
gorgeous
choti
of
ear
ly
iuuluh
dirt,
"Court
Cabinet
ate
lure
foruvcsuemcnJoutvogve.
At
teninjn
(or
fine
lilvtf
t
nothing
could
be
more
rproprutcyct
the
cot!
it
aurpriungly
low.
9
BENTS
LADIES'
Jilsf
Engl
I
Hie
of
xi'lemlitl
ish
Made
Cravenette
.
Raincoats
id
fivi
d.iferml
f
Kir
lllH'll.
lt
!r-I"
U.
ifintlc-.
I'MIll
.10
J.
BENT
Third
Ave.
Phone
C51.
LUMBER
We
nro
itiutm
f
acLun
ti
roiiRli
and
ilrpssod
luni-lcr.
IMue
Ki'filu
iMMtl
rodnr.
Ilnlilmt
imd
salmon
llOXCH,
Ask
For
Prlcei
Seal
Cove
L-wberCo.
Ltd.
PHONE.
662
George
rorie
'
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Hccnlvor,
Liquidator,
Truslne,
Ac.
Phone
387
New
Arlilross:
243
Seoond
Avenue
West
l'HINUK
IIUI'KHT
I
made
port
safely
without
mlsruux
On
the
loci
waterfront
there
was
.pp.rei.tl,
n6
trouble
directly
attributable
U
the
blow
a
southeast
gale,
suctf
a
thoM
thla
week
were
dee
'
not
uaually
cauve
damage
on
thta
side
of
the
harbor
wien
westerly
wind
of
half
the
velocity
might
cause
considerable.
Of
course,
the
.boat
had
to
be
1
watched.
At
the
Yacht
Club
nothing
'
mare
happened
than
perhaps
the
break
ing
of
a
few
ltne-due
to
the
good
of
fice
of
Shlf
Thompson
who
went
-steeples
at
least
three
night.
The
tint
halibut
boat
to
tie
up
for
t:
cIom
season
I
the
P.
Dwreen.
own-e
:
and
skippered
by
Leo
Bandver.
Leo
U
about
to
leave
upon
a
longer
trip
to
r
?
iTiYf
ATT
TVTTfV
t
I
PLATE
in
Uautiful
mu
string
Norway
m
the
coume
of
which
he
will
,
embark
upon
the
more
pertlou
aea
of'
matrimon;.
m.
ny
fri,di
along'
UK
waterfront
will,
join'
In
wuhlng
hint
I
the
beet
of
luck
on
hi
new
venture.
He
will
be
leaving
the
city
very
hortly
and
'
will
not
be
back
until
prlng.
The
Ior-
j
reen
M
reported
to
have
been
one
of
the
moat
successful
boat
of
the
localj
fleet
thU
year,
having
made
consistent-
ly
good
catches
with
which
the
marke.
I
wa
In
the
moat
of
case
.truck
at
favorable
time
i
Prince
Rupert
Boat
Jloime
power
boat
28.
Capt.
Alex
Baint.
left
on
Monday
for
Warke
Channel
having
on
board
C.
It
Breefc
and
ft
R.
Day.
the
New
York
en-gineers
who
.re
looking
over
w.ter
power
possibilities
In
thl
district.
The
vessel
returned
to
port
yeiterday
and
Immediately
left
with
the
party
for
Lowe
Inlet.
j
The
Ketchikan
motorshlp
Wlndaor
U
,
new
vl
m
port.
She
hs
already
been
her
with
two
load
of
flh
from
j
tb
Alaskan
port.
Tlie
Windsor
U
some-
what
ainaller
than
the
motorshlp
Ilel-llngham.
the
ervlce
of
which
ahe
U
now
aupplementlng.
Power
boat
Pachena.
Capt.
Paul
Ar.
mour
came
In
cu
Wedneaday
with
ber
leooud
load
of
dog
aalmon
from
Locke-Mrt
vMnlty
ou
Morrby
laUnd.
The
Phena
la
et
pected
back
about
the
ftnt
of
next
week
with
another
lead
of
dog.
Running
at
night
without
light
la
reported
to
be
becoming
common
In
Prince
Bupert
Harbor.
It
la
a
very
dangerou
practice
and
one
that
la
very
liable
to
reauH
In
aeriotfi
conae-queue.
Complaint
I
alao
made
that
there
la
WATtR
NOTICt
Otril
an
Um
TAKE
Stillrt
itui
II
It.
kl.
adt)r
.
Wraaawll.
Aiaak.
and
Telerrapti
'
rwl.
n
i
.
win
(tli
tm
a
lievnw
u
lake
sad
ur
t.iHHi
mnavr'a
itrtt
rinw
of
Mlor
nut
ill
Hark
Oulrb.
whKJi
tkiw
mtlaetf
tuu
Im-
t:k.
Tb
water
will
Ur
iMtprtMt
I
IHr
irram
si
a
tnuil
alwul
twn
atllm
a
tfcr
sireaiu
from
Its
iMuair.
iui
Itrttr
i.int
and
will
be
J
nf
nf
(lit-
nit-
inillrr
irniirr
(Jewellers
W
STORE
WITH
Tttt
CLOCK
tmr.n
Jiiir
join.
IHine
aptm
bmeli
ami
new
num
a
Thtt
laillre
tm
llir
I
in)
day
(
sad
in
apnliealkm
I'Knaaal
tlirerli.
and
l
tlie
Valer
Art.
nli
will
m
riMI
ID
Ihr
nrrire
nf
IIm
t
si-
Ifc
rtntrr
ai
THtrpli
r.m-L.
Hij.ii.i.
i,
lie
apirslin
may
be
M.-.i
Willi
ihr
aaid
Um
KMHiriler
or
wu
iik
nmnirollrr
of
Wal'r
Mla-tiH.
I'ainanient
ItuMilniii.
Victoria.
R
C.
wi
1
1
in
tuiri-
flay
after
Ikr
Ttrat
att-arnee
Ihla
niir
in
the
hiral
nrw(iiMr.
ft
rtate
"T
tb
(teat
rMirtiiin
iif
thla
q-
tii-
i
heplroilirt
,141a.
into.
It
t.
fcYtr,
pptietat,
LAND
ACT.
NiUc
alanllen
to
Apolr
to
Laaao
Land.
II.
.
rirrunlin
IH:nct
of
pnnr
UmPv
4
nil
aitttit
is
norm
ahore
of
an
inn-..
.-1
Bav
iin
mlh
Weal
Coaat
of
i'
.
iMind.
about
nrw
mile
eal
from
filuff
too
much
Jhoutlng
in
boaU
on
the
harbor.
If
auch
became
common
Jt
might
mean
aome
day
that
no
heed
would
be
paid
when
there
wa
a
real
dlatrea
call.
"Handwirae
Red"
Uowatt.
chef
of
HJ4.
Blrnle.
1
caneeded
to
be
an
excellent
cook
but.
If
he
continue
the
fare
of
alt
haddock
that
has
bten
o
common
of
late,
the
boy
will
not
be
able
to
take
their
shirt
off
for
the
bonea
(ticking
through
their
bide.
power
boat
"23."
akiprwred
by
XaUrle
Lambly.
made
a
trip
outtkle
the
harbor
yeaterday
to
pick
up
Hubert
Ward
and
Philip
Ray
who
had
come
down
from
Alice
Ann
aboard
the
Jog
carrying-
barge
Rlngamon.
With
the
halibut
aeaaon
now
Hearing
It
etoae
and
teoUIng
practically
.ever.
2c
drop
in
gasoltn
and
6c
In
gear
wa
announced
thl
week.
It
la
Juat
like
sugar
alter
the
preserving
e
ion,
the
boy
aay
The
price
drops
when
no-
bedy
want
It.
Coniestlra
at
the
Cow
Bay
floats
la
again
becoming
noticeable.
The
trailer
are
getting
back
and
there
have
bren
a
large
Cumber
of
native
boat
there
thl
week.
i
tint
,
i
A
.pall
of
gloom
was
thrown
over
the
W
I
waterfront
thla
wk
when
It
was
learn-
nal
m,
"ui'
i
Miniver,
iiurnda
to
sppi)
ed
nf
the
death
of
James.
Ritchie,
father
hnre
C
,i
nnnanieil
la
an
the
aotith-
boat
Unome.
"Dad."
as
he
was
Tamlll
wei
.'ii
fin
Miami,
ihhh
hv
miw
vnawI1
.
on
of
the
rvlflmit
hut
rlT
tXiavu;
M
on
ol
"
waeat
nut
Mt
in
i-trr
1-oit.l
laeiir
north
twenty
:
rlMlna;
Imnv
eat
twenty
fWltsi
;
Uienre
j
nevertlielesa
a
moat
active
memberof
wita
iwenir
etiaiaa.
auar
t
..
to
men
the
,w,
iUs-death
came
as
a
dtettncl
wster
wars,
menre
roimwinr
mm
aier
.
.
.
itusrk
watrk
!
imlnt
"bf
rununenrenien.,
shock
generally
and
there
will,
no
ann
rtiniamintt
enniv
arrea.
nmre
or
ie,
R0l).!EAL1.
Jinpllej.nt
MINERAL
ACT
C"ifeat
f
Ifflpeovemant.
AVann
I'rariimal
Vo.
i.
Antot
and
Jn
til
la
Mineral
:iamia.
finale
In
the
Allrn
Mlnini
Ulvtilon
ir
the
iwiuiar
lilainet,
ah..
in
"iw
hitle
up
atrram
(ri'in
the
houttt
or
w
ann
niver.
tavi:
mitii'E
that
The
I'.ntlneer
Oold
Vine-
Mil..
Inc..
free
Miner
certificate
j
.ii
s.7iii
.
iniriHi,
amy
iiayw
irmn
im-'date
hereiir
,ld
apph
In
l
lie
Hlnlnt
Ito-
urder
f..r
a
cerlirirate
or
tniiinivemeniv
rm
Hie
ntirnow
of
nhiainlnt
s
Crown
Hrant
nf
Die
above
claim
Ami
rnrllier
take
notice
that
action,
un
rt"
sei'tlnn
.
mint
lie
commenced
before
lb
l
iT
wen
Orttfirste
or
in
prove-inenin
DATED
lhla
1st
day
of
Beplnnber.
-A.D
1BI
It.
McN.
FRASER,
Ajrent
UNtRAL
ACT
warllflcat
ef
Improvamanl.
i
tirownir
No.
4.
l.ol
4
-tit.
Mineral
Claim.
.itn.ltii
In
I
lie
AttMl
Mihlnr
Dlvlalon
or
the
''aaaisr
lilatrtel.
on
th-
Weal
Ann
of-
Ta-i
null
Arm,
atmul
three
.iiiarlera
nf
wile
np
alream
from
the
m-.iith
of
Wann
nirer.
!
TKK
OTI'K
tl"tl
I.
niarlea
K.
llllmore,
Free
Miner
Certificate
Nn.
S7I.
Inlrnd.
I
txtv
rlava
fnim
irie
dare
wereof.
to
apply
M
the
Mininr
Het-writer
fur
a
Orllflcate
Inf
Imumveiiieiita.
for
Hie
rMirpmie
or
nh-
lalnlns
a
I'mwn
Irani
nf
I
he
alnive
eLiliit.
I
Ami
rurlher
taken
notlre
that
snlon,
nmler
section
.
nmM
lie
eiMnmenrnl
be-
hire
I
lie
love
nf
tiieli
Certificate
nf
lm-Prnvcn'eijliiU
(
S(,pt(.mlier)
a..D
"
H
UeN.
riUSKn.
Aa-ent.
MINERAL
ACT.
Ctrtirical
of
Improvement
,
ftweetniake
No.
4,
Swe"take
No:
t
t-Yactlnnal
ami
BweepsUk
!vn.
,1-rwC-tlonnl
Mineral
Claiina,
Uliiate
In
the
Atlm
Mining
luvlal.m
t.r
l'K
Where
located'
alile
of
Taktt
Ann.
.
,
near
HM'n
;rek.
t
.
,
,
,
Tm:
NUTIci:
lh.it
neelnnlil
Symea,
llwrrMer
'
ll"l
lor,
nr
4n
Weai
len-'nvr
81
Vancouver.
Ilrlllh
nolmnlil.
ael-lluir
aaenl
Tor
SwrwtkM
Mining
Oir-I
Kirallon
Free
Miner's
Cerliriraia
o.
ruin
Inlciiil.
altly
iiava
froin
tlie
date
lliereof
to
apply
"
Hie
Mmliie
neeonler
.
rrtriiriraiix
of
Inuiroveiiicnla.
fur
the
I.tt't)lt:t
IIIKTIIIIAV
It
was
Laurie
Lambtra
birthday
on
Wednesday
and
a
halflioliday
wa
de
clarrd
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Boathouae
wbllc'h
took
the
day
off
to
celebrate
the
occasion
by
getting
under
the
bright1
light.
His
many
friends
will
hope
that
Laurie
may
be
allowed
Jo
celebrate
many
more
Oxtober
sixths
In
their
midst
Usfly'lutppy
returns.
Laurie.
doubt,
be
a
Inrge
crowd
present
tonior.
row
to
;pay
theft
Mast
reapects
lochia
memory
when
the
funeral
taken
place.
The
trolling
boat
.Shamrock,
belonging
to
Roy
Russ
of..
Port
Slnipaonf
fouled
her
line
and
sank
Thursday
morning
at.
the
PrUaell
float.
The
bout
was
toed
by
Peter
Ryan's
to
Cow
Bay
where
It
was
beached
and
pumped
out.
Though
the
boat
and
engine
are
little
the
worse
of
the
Immersion,
there
was
a
good
deal
of
loss
through,
contents
of
the
vessel
being
ruined
by
the
water.
"Bob"
Hsnna's
Bpey
nearly
came
to
grief
this
week
with
a
treacherous
tide
when
the
vessel
w
as
on
a
Cow
Bay
grid.
It
was
only
Bob'
quick
action
whlchJ
prevented
serious
damage
being
done
to
the
vessel.
There
Is
no
doubt
that
the
"withdrawal
of
the
aerial
patrol
from
the
salmon
fisheries
this
season
has
made
violations
of
the
regulations
much
more
common
than
they
were
when
the
flying
mach
ines
were
on
the
Job.
One
of
the
moat
serious
complaints
among
the
fishermen,
who
are
almost
to
a
.man
anxious
that
the
more
effective
patrol
should
again
be
Inaugurated,
Is
regarding
111,
gal
fishing
in
the
creeks.
The
matter
Js
being
brought
to
the
attention
of
tlie
fisheries
authorities
lu
Ottawa.
Nothing
will
deplete
the
snlmon
fisheries
muf
quickly
than
blocking
the
passage
of
the
fish
"Up
the
streams
and
this.
It
Is
-claimed,
has
been
a
very
common
practice
this-
season.
nbouVtlfp
ojily
succemful
one
at
tlw
end
ot
mat
week,
Five
men
bugged
two
deer.
ttnrpnoe
or
oninimiiir
i.niwu
.iiranif
in
,,
''Vrn'nHFn'
TAKE
NOTICE
that
-'
Henry
O'Neill,
formerly
ot
the
Booth
tl.Mi'
umler
section
mitjt
I-pninrnenrer)
School
touching
staff
here
.anil'
who
w
'
a'Jch
cerllficsles
of.
.
.
...
l.f..re
lhr
engaged
nM.
lu
salmon
trolling
In
w.
Warke
i...sutl-ailiftfit(.
IHTtD
lhla
HI
day
ot
September,
A.D,
I8S6.
Jack
Lindsaya
hunting
party
was
Channel
this
kyw,
sold
hU
boat
Htsao
UtHltv
Exoreaa
Chaaaia
Wr-rWM
IMiLiKit.
RM.ter
S640
Cnh
UK
WKHLI
J
Mu
92
Uaaaa
Mas
PTIIZF'
f&
r.
rv...i.
gats
to
-Capt
Perry
bejore
he
left
on
a
hunting
expedition.
Capt
Perry
In
turn
aold
hi
former
boat
Jeonette.
to
Naaa
River
native
A
28-foot
trolling
boat
Is
now
under
construction
at
the
Bugs
Way
and
next
week
the
keel,
will
be
laid
for
another
30
'foot
seine
boat
similar
to
one
that
la
Just
being
completed
at
that
plant.
Louis
Amadlo
was
at
'Port
Simpson
a.
the,
esrly
pan)
of
the
week
overhaul
Int.
the
Delco
lighting
system
to
connect
lot
with
the
hospital
there.
An
8-10
h.pr
Palmer
engine
has
been
Installed
to
take
the
place
of
an
old
J
tip.
Fairbanks
Mora
in
the
trolling
Mai
belonging
to
Joe
Krtsmasson
of
Os-and.
Another
Osland
boat
having
mo-.or
change
Is
the
Sheba,
belonging
U
Johnny
Johnson,
which
has
had
a
4
h-p
legal
replaced
with
a
6
h.p.
Vivian.
'
The
Pacific'-
(Cbylel
Navigation
Co
,ug
BJJJkl.
Is
due
in
to
Albert
McCaffer
nth
two
scows,
laden
wtth
coat
brick
nd
lumber,
from
Vancouver.
The
.Halifax
fishing
schooner
Halligo-
ilan
will
represent
Canada
In
the
opei
tshermen's
race
off
Gloucester
thii
uonth.
It
has
been
decided
at
a
a
pec
is:
jaeeting
of
.the.
directors
.of
the
ayndl
-ate
owning
the
vessel.
tllK
SLA
KKKTKNT
Perhaps
the
glsnt
"sea
serpent-
re
orted
frequently
in
Northern
British
rulumbls
waters
1
merely
a
wolf-fish
of
unusually
large
proportions.
That
is
the
.theory
of
Alexander
Olh
man,
a
.fisherman,
who
recently
follow'
xl
the
monster
tour
miles
In
his
gas
boat.
i
ne
creature
nas
been
reported
u
often
this
season
that
.all
fishermen
And'
mariners
are
keeping
a
lookout
tor
It.
and
no
longer
Is
Its
existence
loubted,
as
was
the
case
until
a
fen
months
ago.
Some
enthusiasts
In
the
morning
and
evening
mists
have
mistaken
a
aquattlng
Slwaah
duck
or
a
school
ot
cruising
blacklist!
for
the
serpent,
but
many
reputable
persons
have
declarea
P
RICE
Only
large
production
could
build
Champion
superior
quality
at
such
low
prices
as
80
and
90
cents.
4S4
OlamlMYe
Iuallv
for
Ford
.
-packed
intb
Rail
Bos
0V
CLamSlMi
a'
T.
IkaaFa
r
iwclnd
la
tka
fikM
Boa
9UF
Champion
Dependable
or
'Every
Engirt
A
Canadian-truio!
Product
Wmdaor,
On.
S730
Ttariag
$frM
Sat
"
71S
rJ
almost
every
line
of
fmsfnew
th
Chevrolet
Utility
Express
truck
has
established
a
new
record
of
economy
.in
operation
and
maintenance.
Truck
owners
are
amazed
at
the
low
upkeep
costs
of
this
Chevrolet
one-ton
truck
and
the
day-in,
day-out
service
under
which
it
stands
up
so
dependably,
The
smooth
Chevrolet
engine
provides
abundant
power
even
for
considerable;
overloads
on
hills
and
rough
roads.
A
close
inspection
of
the
utility
express
chassis
and
the
records
of
Chevrolet
truck
owners
will
explain
they
have
een
It,
and
have
given
de
tails
sufficient
to
prove
that
they
have!
at
least
seen
something
out
of
the
ordinary.
.
Ohlman
wolf-flab
was,
seen
oi
Triple
Island,
outside
of
Prince
Rupert.
He
waa
cruising
along
In
his
boat,
mak
Ing
about
eight
knot
an
hour,
when)
he
saw
the
strange
creature
fairly
ctov
'
to
nun.
its
neaa
was
twenty
feet-above
he
water,
and
It
was
making
a
speed
qual
to
hi.
It
head
ands
neck
or
otty
were
similar
Jn
contour
to
th
(
eolt-fUh.
be
said.
Results
achieved
by
the
Consolidated
Vbsllng
Corporation's
.fleet
luring
ttu
eason
-now
drawing
to.
a
close
are
nuch
more
satisfactory
than
those
of
be
1925
season.
A
total
of
260
whales
has
been
caught
t
far
this
year.
This
Is
big
-gain
er
ship
over
the
catch
nf
last
year
-ben
the
fleet
was
larger
by
two
ves-els.
Rose
Harbor
Station,
with
tour
vea-els
operaUng.
has
been
responslbts
it
the
capture
of
200
of
the
mammals,
"his
Is
a
large
Increase
over
laat
year's
gure.
Nsden
llarbor,
however,
has
ot
done
so
well.
Only
sixty
.whalea
ere
caught
by
the
two
ships
opera
t
K
ig
there
thU
jear.
The
Increase
at
!"
ose
Harbor
more
than
makes
up
foi
ie
decrease
shown
by
Naden
Harbor.
The
smaller
station
has
been
ham
ered
this
season
hot
bnly
try
bad
eather
but
also
by
late
start
)n
Ifi
lerattons.
The
whalers
hope
for
lm
voved
conditions
during
the"
remalnlnt
eks
of
the
season.
,
II
the
weather
Is
good
both
station
-til
be
operated
later
than
last
year,
ose
Harbor
was
closed
on
October
3.
at
year,
but
It
probably,
wilt
bo:
ept
operating
.until
October
IS
this
ear.
After
the
halibut
fleet
of
the
north
acUtc
to
tied
up
for
the
stormy
win-er.
the
stout
little
ship
.Scandla
will
ontlnue
fishing
In
the
work
of
tht
Jtcrnatlonal
fisheries
commission,
rhtch
Is
seeking
to
conserve
the
hall-ut
resources
ot
the
United
Btates
ana
lanada.
The
Bcandla's
operations
during
the
aid-winter
period
when
the
hallbu'.
leet
Is
Idle,
will
determine
many
im,
-ortant
facts
about
the.
movement
of
he
great
food
fish
not
known
before,
lah
caught
Ut
.the
closed
season
will
about
the
halibut's
mysterious
habits
be
'secured.
n.SH
LAMIIM1S
,
In
spite
of
stormy
weather,
and
oc
casional
broken
catches,
halibut
land
ings
at
the'
port
of
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past
week
(Saturday
-ana
Friday
Inclusive)
were
above
average
i
e
put
Into
cold
storage
so
that
flsh-n
rmen
may
not
be
subjected
to
unfair
xunpetltlon
from
fresh
halibut
caught
y
the
commission's
experts.
The
commission's
work
Is
not
nearly'
complete
yet.
It
will
probably
take
five
years
altogether
to
satisfy
the
fUUi
xperts
about
the
movement
ot
the
halibut
Only
by
Innumerable
tests
and
observations
can
exact
Information
to
you
the
performance
and
economy
that
have
made
Chevrolet
the
world's
third
largest
producer
of
trucks
and
commercial
cars.
Ask
your
Chevrolet
dealer
for
description
and
prices
of
the
type
of
body
most
suitable
for
your
business.
Any
regular
body
style
may
be
built
on
the
Chevrolet
utility
express
chassis.
The
Smaatheat
Chevrolet
in
.Chevrolet
hiatory
i
telling
at
'the
.Loweit
Price
lor
which
Chevrolet
Jaaa
evcr
been
aold
an
Canada.
Ask
about
GMAC
Plan
of
Deferred
Payments.
For
Demonstration,
phone
or
call
Dave
Ross
KAIEN
GARAGE
FIFTY
DOLLARS
REWARD!
h'o'r
iiirornialioii
leading
to
the
whereabouts
of
LAYTON
MILES,
wlm
disappeared
from
his
home
in
yictorin,
H.G.
April.
l!2r.
Layton
m
18
years
or
age
and
has
fair
hair,
lil.ne
eyes,
weighs
about
1T.0
lbs.
and
is
about
five
feet
nine
inches
tall,
lie
was
last
lward
of
in
the
Prince
Huprt
district.
Communicate
with
Theo.
Miles,
3425
Cook
Street,
Victoria,
B.C.
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
jii
Prince
Hupert
as
low
as
223
Sixlh
Ctreet
I.
ANGER,
Cutter
.000;
N.
an
3..
3,000;
Cape
Spencer.
5
-
000;
Kaien.
3.500;
Ternen.
8.000:
Cane
'Spear.
.6.000;
Atli,
iooO;
Scrub,
4.000;
Majestic
5,000;
D.
S.
T.
2.500.
Jlslfbut
landings
for
the
season
to
date
total
!as
Jollows:
American,
18,
C32.400
pounds;
Canadian,
5.888.500.
total,
22.82000
"pounds.
.WATER
NOTICE.
DIro
and
.Us
TAKE
MTli:t;
Hut
S.miervllle
Cannerv
Cuiaaiiy.
Ltd..
wlioe
.adrire
la
tlorc
,,:niir
itiun.
taoruiiver,
u.i...
will
apply
Tor
a
llrenre
tu
tak
and
ne
til
valhuM
ier
lninuteir
water
out
or
small
atrram.
'
also
kmiwn
sa
H.iWl
stream,
which
fhw.-
.
nnrlbesil
and
drain
inlo
Jedwar
Harbor
'
about
40-
lent
northwest
or
Miulliesitl
eortier
of
Turn
Mininr
Clauli.
Tl
water
I
will
tie
diverted
mm
ths-
stream
st
j
:
point
about
lull
feet
liouthweat
of
aosth
e
corner
tif
Tiru
Minmr
Claim;
and
w
ill'
be
Ued
TuT
InduilHaL
imrtMeiea
uimn
Ih.
land
deerrlhed
si.
Il.fi
ai-re
nuniw-Ki
.,r
Titi
Mlnlnir
Claim.
,Tli!
milice
w
ptwieil
mi
iin1
rruiind
mi
tlie
.aiti
iiav
ir
utiteni.
Iier.
I0ii.
.A
eiipj'
of
I
tin
not
Ire
and
an
tpplM-atUin
pursuant
tlieretf
and
to
Hie
'
"Water
Art"
u
III
tm
riled
In
the
rrire
nr
i
tin"
Wster
Iterord'
at
prince
Unpen,
t
II.
I'
llblerllulli
In
tlie
annlieatUoi
nui
h
I
totalling
896.000
pounds
.
ot
which
illuperl.
obierlluiM
to
tlif
aiuilicalliin
mav
American
boats
landed
538.500
pounds
nun
me
mui
water
neronier
jr!
with
tne
i:..nil
roller
r
Water
Itixlita.
,
I'arliallietlt
lLlllillnas.
Vielnru
H
r
ivilh
In
Hurt
U.vs.
sHer
,tw
firnt
atmearani-i-
t
till
notice
in
a
lral
newmii.r
Th.-
I
djle
ut
toe
Xlrl
Publl.atlun
of
this
m
!
trr
Is
Kclntier
oe.
i
SOIKHVILU:
Ct,.XEHY
CO..
LTD..
Applicant,
i
v
Krerl
Denllriimv
UallM-rs.
Airenl
WATER
NOTICE.
Olvaralon
an
Ua.
TAKE
NOTICE
tlut
Hubert
UeorrrAJotm
alon.
abut
'artrtrew
t
Invrme
cannerv,
will
appb
fur
a
llreiie
to
lake
and
use
10.
una
gallutw
per
day
nr
water
out
or
rreek
weal
nf
wharr
at
Chin
Hat.
also
known
n
tnu
name),
wlilch
riows
sontli
east
and
drain
into
Trout
Bsv
about
too
teei
soutn
aiiHig.
ttie.bearti
rroni
the
south
at
i-urner
l.ni.
"A."
kilajoo
l.n.
Tlie
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
alream
at
a
point
about
S00
reel
from
its
mouth
and
will
be
tised
fur
domestic
and
rannery
puriHiaea
iip,m
the
land
ilecrlbed
aa
Lul
"A",
lta(Mi
l.n.
Thi
notice
was
ied
on
the
groiiud
on
the
ISth
(lav
of
Sep
li-Nilx-r,
Use.
A
Copy
or
thla
nollre
ami
sit
appliestion
pursuant
therein
and
to
the
"Water
Art"
will
lie
Hied
In
the
of
fice
of
the
Water
llerordrr
ai
prince
bo
filed
with
the
aald
Water
liecorder
r
with
Hie
Comptroller
or
Water
Itlrhla,
and
Canadian,
11T.S00.
Prices,
gener-
j
t'ai
ll.unent
liulMinet.
Vn
torla,
H.c:
within
utlsfaMAMt
satlsfactorv!,,i,r,-v
''"V
sfler
Hh
first
appearance
nf
a
1
1
v
.iieua-linr
wrer
nnlt.1
1
ll.l.
i
.
ranging
from
14c
to
18c
for
first
,
class;
date
or
tlie
ftrVt
P
fish.
American
and
Canadian
halibut
1
1
sepleniiier
so.
i99fi.
both
reached
the
high
mark
of
18c
about
the
middle
of
the
week.
American
Bunuier.
38,000;
Onoh.
8,
000;
Fairway,
13.000;
Wizard.
36.000,
Jack,
3.000;
Bonanza',
23.00Q;
Oonstltu-t
tlon.
33.000;
Valorous,
6,500;
Alkl.-
1.-
000;
Arrow,
32.000:
Brothers,
12.000;
Scandla,
26,000;
Seymour,
43.000;
Spray
;
24.000;
Preston.
86.000:
Uulmak.
7,000:
Omaney,
118.000;
Tstooah,
16.000;
Pore-
most.
43.000;
Vansee,
H-.OOO;
Majestic,
S6.O00;
tielgelsivd,
35.000;'
OUclet,
10,-
000.
Canadlau-Alken,
'7,000:
Marguerite,
.too;
Minnie
V..
6.000:
Ouiphlu,
1,000:
Nautilus,
6.50Q;
nhiglrader.,
2.300;
Vet.
ua,
7,000;
N,
-and
R,
3.000;
Tramp,
)5,-
000;
Helen,
3400;
Tuodle,
8.600:
oibson.
,000;
P.
Xtorraao,
6,000;
.Pair
of
Jaoka,
IL
local
newspaper
Tlie
ubllratlon
of
this
notice
I
ntlllKHT
OEOItOE
JOII.NSTUN,
'
Appllranl.
SiMONDS
SAWS
BECAUSE
guaranteed
to
cut
10
more
timber
in
ame
time,
with
lesa
labor
than
any
other
auw.
SIMOeSM
CAMMM
SAW
CO.
LTD.
MONTREAL
vurawm,
rr,
John.
nja.
TORONTO
V
:$50
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C
SPECIALS
,
;
Friday
and
Saturday
M
;
Japanese
Cotton
Creoes,
5
yards
for
....
$1.00
Unbleached
Cotton,
;i0"
for
House
Dresses.
Sieeia1
quality,
i
yards
for
$1.00
Coates'
Crochet
Cotton,
white
and
ecru,
hud
10c
Girls'
Scarlet
Flannel
Middies,
value
to
$i.75.
Special
$2.75
B
o
y
s'
Donegal
Tweed
Bloomers,
llvg,
$2X0,
for
,.
.
.
$1.95
Cham
bray
House
Dresses.
.
.SjKM'ial,
eat:h
....
$15
H.
S.
WALLACE
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
8.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
Street
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Qreen
238,
Black
735.
Night.
Phone-)
687,.
539,
Grean
238,
Black
736.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUaTS.tTD.
GEO.
ii.
BUSH
BY,
Man.
Dir.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Nut
8.M.V.A.
TMMl
Af.