m
'
PAUEJ
WC
f
D
K
L-I
GHTFUL
FALL
SAILINGS
1
w
How
a
Cunard
trip
this-'Fall
will
brace
you
upl
Low
rates
for
choice
accommodation-
un-crowded
ships.
Glorious
weather."
Weekly
sailin&i
from
Montreal
and
Quebec'
for
Plymouth.
Cherbourg
and
London.
Regular
sailings
to
Lhvrpool,
Belfast
&
Ghsa
rd
Particular
from
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
LINE
7
ROBERT
REFORD
CO,
Umlud.
TORONTO
Phont
Elfin
U7I)
r
any
STEAMSHIP
AQEST
iV.
The
Cunard
Steamship
Co.
Limited,
G22
Hastings
St.
W.,
Vancouver,
op
any
STEAMSHIP
AGENT.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPEltT
,
BMITISII
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
diiurlaj,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
'CityDelivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
Jl.oo
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
the
British
Empire
and
the
United
Statea,
in
advance,
per
year
ffl.U'i
To
all
other
countries,
iu
advance,
per
year
.
$7.6"
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.
DAILY
EDITION
Jl
SATORDAV.
SEPT.
23,
1928.
LO
AXCELES
GETS
NOTOKIETV.
;
lor
some
lime
past
Los
Angeles
has
been
In
the
public
eje
owing
to
the
somrwr-at
erratic
movements
of
Aimer
.McPherMn.
the
well
known
Evangrllst,
Who
liisapjirared
and
was
thought
to
have
been
drowned;
returned
and
announced
he
had
been
kidnapped
and
now
Is
being
tried
for
deluding
the
publie
r
Mime
charge
bacii
upon
that.
s-unset
Magazine
has
an
editorial
article
In
regard
to
It
as
follows:
i
Looking
at
the
matter
from
a
high
place
tar
above
the
clamor
of
hrrtir
tseaipaper
headlines.
It
rrnlly
n't
very
Important
whtltier
Aimer
McPhrrsou
was
or
was
not
kidnapped.
lrrrpeUe
of
the
evangelist's
personal
conduct,
the
fact
remains
Hut
(.lie
made
her
Interpretation
of
Christianity
a
living
forrr
In
the
drab
daily
lives
of
thousand
of
her
follower..
he
gave
thciu
not
only
an
ethical.
Ideal,
but
she
sliowed
them
how
to
strive
for
this
Ideal
through
works
every
day
(n
the
year.
Her
temple
was
more
than
a
ehurrti;
It
was
a
social
centre,
a
school
of
religion,
an
Institution
around
which
revolted
the
dally
lives
nf
thousands
of
people,
young
and
old.
Almee
Mcrhcrson
knew
how
to
arou-e
I
he
emotions,'
pnt
them
to
work
and
kern
them
at
work.
That's
the
secret
of
the
lojally
her'
followers
are
giving
her
now,
a
loyalty
that
will
remain
onhakru
uul
jtlmee
herself
admits
wrongdoing.
The
Krv.
K.
I'.
Shuler
of
Los
Angeles
professes
to
be
a
Christian
mlnlxtrr.
He
preachrs
the
gopel
of
the
lan
of
Peace
who
pointedly
admonished
the
Phar-1-es
tlut
only
he
without
sin
might
raxt
the
flrt
tone.
Vet
the
Rev.
"Bob"
.Shuler
could
not
resist
the
temptation
to
take
a
leading
part
In
the
attack
on
a
eollegnct
to
use
his
church
a
the
place
from
which
to
launch
d
shower
of
tones
against
the
tucceKsfal
evangelist.
.Perhaps
Almee
McPherson
period
of
UM-lurncss
may
come
to
an
end
through
human
wrakness.
But
why
rejoice
K
ti
e
should
fall
-a
v
Jim
liOMCECO.NOMICS
IX
IVMVCUislTV.
lhe
Parent
Teacher
organizations
In
Urlthli
Columbia
are
busily
engaged
In
trying
to
put
over
a
campaign
to
endow
a
chair
In
the
unlvrrMty
for
the
teaching'
of
"home
economies"
or
the
science
of
housekeeping.
Housewifery
Is
probably
the
oldest
occupation
In
the
world
and
yet
verf
few
young
girls
know
very
much
about
It,
and
often
they
learn
at
the
expense
of
the
health
of
themselves
and
their
husband.
(If
recent
year,
however,
the
teaching
of
home
economics
In
the
schools
has
become
general
In
the
cities.
And
It
might
well
be
further
evteuded
with
benefit
to
the
community.
If
the
loi-verslty'
can
encourage
the
teaching
of
economics
to
the
mass
of
the
people
It
will
be
a.
good
thing
to
endow
the
rhalr
and
have
the
subject
taught
there.
One
complaint
at
the
method
of
the
home
economist
seems
to
be
that
many
of,
the
dishes
prepared
are
not
suitable
for
these
who
have
large
families
and
small
Incvaies.
They
risst
loo
much
and
take
too
much
time
In
preparation,
The
modern
girl
will
not
consent
to
spend
her
life
In
the
kitchen.
Instead
she'
wants
to
iearn'bow
to
serve
quick
meals
and
meals
that
cost
little.
Doubtless
Prince
Rupert
people
will
hear
more
of
this
movement
through
the
local-
Parent
Teacher
group.
.rALiPAluH
IXOICATE
,
fviUTjC,AX
RE
IOXE.
.
.utlie
fall
fairs
of
the
Interior
of
llrltMi
rolunibla
parllrnlarly
at
Terrace
andSmlthers
are
an
Indication
of
what
the
dl'trkt
n
W-.ln
the
Way:
of;
pro
ducing.-
t'nfnrtunately
this
year
there
were
no
district
exhibits
at
the
Prince
Rupert
tall
lair,
but
that
undoubtedly
will
be
remedied
In
197.
The
Intention
was
to
make
the
Iraser
Valley
exhibit
an
object
lesson
which
will
be
somewhat
of
a
guide
to
others
as
to
how
things
are
done
In
the
south.
Terrace
fair
this
week,
while
larking
some
of
the
usual
features,
proved
wnaijay
ne
expected
irom
tins
uiMru-i
when
the
lands
get
cleared
up
and
farm-
lug.ls
-
jhnder
.
wai
-n
a
larger
scale.
:tTIe
work
of
the
pioneer
everywhere
Is
difficult
and
lhe
Central
Interior
of
llritlsh
Columbia
Is
no
exception
to
the
general
rule.
The
clearing
of
the
land,
the
eiperlmeiiting
to
find
out
what
products
are
most
adaptable
to
the
soil
and
climate,
the
establishing
of
markets
and
the
training
of
the
farmers
In
how-
to
market
as
welt
as
how
to
produce
are
all
matters
thai
need
much
energy
persistant
e
and
make
necessary
the
use
of
brart
as
well
as
brawn.
All
the
meat
of
the
wheat
SHREDDED
WHEAT
tQISCUIT
is
Shredded
Wheat
in
wafer
form-dclkious
with
bulkr,
cheese
or
marmalades
Bad
weather
hampered
sea
fishing
tarty
la
lt
sowson.
the
worst
effects
be
lng
along
the
Atlantic
coast,
where
for
a
time
the
catches
were
much
srnal
ler
than
In
the
spring
of
1925;
In
the
cam
of
loUter
fishing,
the
results
up
to
May
were
to
disappointing
that
the
;
Government
extended
the
season
say
I
the
Bank
of
Commerce
Monthly
Letter.
With
Improved
weather
In
the
early
j
summer
the
catches
In
created
quite
materially
and
the
total
landings
to
July
31
of
lobsters
and
cod
were
about
equal
to
those
In
the
corresponding!
period
last
year,
while
the
catches
of
j
V.lltt.it
halibut
mnti
lalmin
In
St
VMt
wmr
.
less.
There
has
been
a
marked
reduction
4n
storage
stocks
of
fish
during
the
past
year,
notably
In
halibut
and
salmon.
ter
on
hand
fishing
on
the
Pacific
coast
conunenceA
this
ye&r
under
favorable
conditions.
On
the
Atlantic
side
the
situation
was
quite
the
reverse:
competition
from
other
countries
and
poor
maxkttlnrf
conditions
abroad
made
It
difficult
to
dispose
of
dried
fish
except
st
low
prices.
There
has
been
some
Improvement
recently
In
the
demand
for
this
product,
but
the
available
supplies
of
old
fish,
the
quantities
caught
this
season
of!
the
Canadian
and
Newfoundland
coasts
and
a
SO
per
cent,
in
crease
in
the
Norwegian
eaten
Keep
(he
market
depressed.
In
view
of
the
great
run
of
aockeyrs
last
year
It
was
expected
that
a
comparatively
small
pack
of
this
grade.
the
best
of
the
British
Columbia
salmon,
would
be
pot
up
this
year
but
early
in
the
season
quite
larte
quantities
were
found
In
aonx
ot
the
fishing
areas
In
the
northern1
part
of
the
province:
lateriy.
however,
the
results
nave
not
been
so
favorable.
It
is
probable
that
the
pack
of
the
cheaper
grades
will
be
large.
rnKr-'HIN
SALMON'
Turning
to
salmon
fishing
In
other
countries.
It
Is
reported
that
the
season
was
poor
on
the
Columbia
River,
but
that
the
Alaskan
canneries
s:e
putting
up
a
very
large
puck,
especially
ot
plnb.
The
Japanese
canners
In
Siberia,
whose
products
now
sell
In
Oreat
Britain
in
larger
volume
than
Canadian
canned
salmon,
are
said
to
anticipate
a
pack
of
110.000
cases
In
excess
of
1925.
The
effect
of
the
foregoing
developments,
the
lessened
purchasing
power
In
Oreat
Britain
and
the
financial
position
of
Prance
caused
some
concern
as
to
the
market
for
the
Can
adian
pack,
but
the
demand
for
sock-
eyee
Is
strong
and
It
Is
reported
that
two
thirds
of
the
estimated
pack
of
British
Columbia
pinks
has
been
sold;
consequenUy.
the
opening
prices,
which
were
higher
than
In
1925,
have
been
maintained.
It
Is
of
Interest
to
note
that
there
is
now
considerable
activity
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
where
the
recent
establishment
of
numerous
fish
reduction
planta
provide
fpr
the
utilization
of
large
quantities
of
pilchards,
fish
ot
the
herring
family.
The
oil
obtained
from
these
fish
Is
In
demand
aa
a
base
In
the
manufacture
tt
paint,
varnish
and
soap,
and
for
the
preparation
of
some
kinds
of
medicine.
FRENCH
MODISTE
PICTURE
HEROINE
llll
SEEN
IX
-.MI.LE.
IODlHTE"
AT
EttTHOLME
THEATRE
AOAIX'
TOMOHT
"Mile
Modiste"
the
picture
shown
here
last
night
and
again
tonight
at
the
Westhotme
relates
the
story
of
rUU
a
French
modlJte.
,
lAlerfJl
an1
model,
whose
personal
charm
brought
men
to.
cr
feet
and'
caused
wtunen'
ii
purchase
anything
'she'
advocated
re
gardlesa
ot
the
coat.
Among
the
visitors
to
Mac,
Claire's,
where
Pifl
hold
forth,
art
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hiram
Bent
tf
St.
Louis,
Mrs.
Bent
came
to
"see
Paris
while
her
husband
came
to
"do
business"
and
"enjoy"
it.
When
Mrs
Bent
succumb
to
Fin's
sale
talk
and
sends
for
her
husband
to
pay
the
bill
Bint
is
confident
that
such
a
sale.
girl
would
be
an
Invaluable
asset
to
his
business,
and
he
buys
the
establishment
and
puts
PI
ft
in
charge
of
It.
with
well
earned
success.
ROMANCE
DEVI
LOP'S
Meanwhile
Pin
meets
Etlenne
du
Beauvray,
French
army
officer,
and
1
romance
develops.
However,
Etlenne
J
visits
k
fashion
revue
Fin
and
Bent
put
I
on
for
the
benefit
of
out-of-town
.buyers,
and
when
Pin
brings
the
show
I
to
a
close
by
auctioning
off
th
varl
:Ous
garments
of
her
wardrobe,
from
I
behind
a
screen,
he
misjudges-
her
i
activity,
Insult
her
and
leaves.
Later
J
Etlenne
with
Marquise
de
la
Mar,
former
fiancee,
go
to
Deauvllle,
Intent
on
being
married.
Bent
and
lift
havln?
startled
Paris
with
the
charm
and
elegant
wardrobe
ot
a
mysterious
"Mile,
Modiste,"
go
to
DeauvUl
to
"knock
their
eye
out."
CIIU.I.EMIKK
TO
lit
FX
Etlenne
seeing
Bent
with
FJfl
be
come
enraged
at
his
attention
and
chalien.e
him
to
a
duel.
Fin
sensing
lb
seriousness
of
the
situation
tUs
stienne
that
th
hat
married
Bent,
Feeling
ehargrlned
at
hit
action
Etlenne
goet
to
Bent
to
apologize
and
a
surprising
climax
ensues.
"They
are
a
well
matched
pair."
"Indeed
I"
"Yes;
he
snores
and
she's
"deaf."
Vancouver
Province,
THB
DAiLY
fKW8
A.LhLAT
ai
CONDITIONS
IN
NEW
PRESIDENT
!
THE
FISHERIES
PLAYERS
CLUB
OUT
IX
KAht
kKI.PS
MARKET
1K.
I'ltESSKK
KAYS
RANK
01'
TOM.
.MEItfE
Ktl'ORT
S.
UII.M1N
HEADS
OlMlAMZATION
TIIIh
VEAK
WITH
ALEX.
TON-
j
NOV
WW
turn
That
the
Prince
Bupert
Players
Cluo
was
successful
last
year
and
that
if
the
nssinbers
worses
hard
this
coming
season
they
might
easily
excel
anything
dene
m
the
past
""
a
state-uent
of
President
Alex.
Connon
at
the
annual
meeting
of
.
the
club
in
the
:.OD.E.
Hall,
at
which
oltcers
were
sleeted
for
the
year
and
plans
wen
laid
for
an
active
season.
The
officers
hecen
are:
President
3
8.
Wilson.
Vice-president.
MM
Etanda
Marsh.
BtaTreat..
W.
Watts.
Executive:
Mrs.
Atack
and
Arthur
Alex.
Connon.
Stage
manager.
W.
H.
P.
Fleming.
In
opening
the
meeting
President
Connon
gave
a
resume
ot
the
work
of
'
.
.
m
MmmMtlntf
Art
fK.tr
SlirfeiUir.
t
and
with
no
larac
holdlnaa
of
the
lat.
'""'
.
.
.
.
.
I
anf
III.
,r
m-ri.v
miphf
m
nnnp
ui
....
.h,v.u
-
Improve
matters.
He
particularly
(tressed
the
fact
that
understudies
must
be
obtained
this
year
as
n
guarantee
that
the
plays
would
be
put
en
no
matter
what
happened
to
play
ers.
An
offer
had
been
received
from
thi
Gyro
club,
that
organization
promising
to
get
100
per
cent
behind
the
sale
of
tickets
If
the
club
would
put
on
t
performance
for
them.
It
was
left
with
.he
exeeuUve
to
arrange.
The
first
play
thus
winter
will
probably
be
put
en
.bout
the
end
of
November.
Mr.
Wilson
was
not
present
at
thai
time
of
Ms
election
but
he
arrived,
later
and
thanked
the
members
fur'
'.he
honor
and
spoke
of
the
advantages
I
cf
the
organization
and
ot
his
willing-nets
to
do
what
he
could
to
advan.
ts
Interests.
Following
the
business
meeting
theie
xraa
a
dance,
the
music
being
provided
by
Arthur
Sharpe.
W.
H.
P.
Plemins
vnd
Muss
Marsh.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs
Atack
and
Miss
Kollsoff
and
the
part;
broke
up
shortly
after
midnight.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
eays:
Talking
about
entomology
reminds
m
Jul
there-
are
gold
bug,
gambling
but
.
and
there
is
a
Uttle
bug
that
the
youxn.
.ports
drive
around
in-
but
which
I
an
Juuiktut
to
say
la
no
seem
la
Pitnc.
Rupert.
X
am
not
rich
but
I
can
Imte
Jcul
a.
jnucb
fun
aa
any
of
them.
There's
a
difference
between
a
gooo
person
and
a
good
driver,
but
I
cant
tetl
you
exactly
what
ts
It,
When
a
woiuan
has
a
dog
on
a
trln
we
know
about
It
from
ocular
evidence
but
we
do
rtot
always
se
whsm
a
woman
oaa
a
man
on
a
string.
Early
In
the
season
trout
fishermen
are
the
biggest
liars
but-
now
B
banters
have
their
turn.
It
you
want
money,
be
a
champion
rlze
fighter,
but
If
you
wast
a
good
me.
get
kidnapped.
Marriage
are
made
In
heaven
but
.he
route
it
by
way
of
the
Church
So-
Sety.
the
porch
twins,
the
back
row
tnj
I
be
movies
ana
tne
picnic
lire.
few
can
hear
him
In
the
corridors,
The
noisiest
of
the
group.
You
can
hear
him
in
the
dining
room.
When
he
attacka
the
soup.
TERRACE
Steve
'Young
of
CedsrysJe
and
tor
jrwtly
of
,
Tot
ace,
was
-renewing
ac-
:uaintanees
here
esrly
In
thrfweek.
L.
Betherum
of
Uk
waa
in
town
on
ifonday.
Oeorge
Little
returned
cm
Monday
rom
a
business
trip
to
Smlthert,
Van-
ler
hoof
and
Prase
r
Lake.
An
unusually
severe
electrical
atom
tasaed
over
this
district
on
Tuesday
evening
between
tlx
and
seven
o'clock,
accompanied
by
very
heavy
wind
and
rain.
A
fire
alarm
was
sent
In
from
Little's
mill,
spark
having
caused
cumber
of
small
fires
in
refuse
around
the
burner
Fortunately
a
heavy
down
pour
of
rain
put
the
fire
out
beforo
any
damage
waa
done.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ll.C.
Little
of
Wood
cock
were
In
town
on
fair
day.
Mr.
little
was
a
delegate
to
the
Farmers
Institute
meeting,
The
Annual
meeting
of
District
"B
ALE
&
The
medical
pro-fesslsa
deel.trr
tksi
rhrre
psrls
f
(he
sarrerlng
naal
fr
m
Irs
Is
kraoaht
n
7
Jr
Inli
Iws:
!-)
mors)
tea.
Tkla
taale
slr-sjf
sloitt
meets
a
elsllr
nasi,
It
salts
Ike
-.!
tellejte
stomaefses.
TS
psetset
makes
a
aalloas.
STOUT
M.AIlea
A
Ca
WA
Tu.
DGDEN
wrmers'
Institute
was
held
tn
Progress),
.la!)
on
Thursday
afternoon
with
a
number
ot
delegate
from
point
up
tt
n
present.
Mr.
Donaldson
was
down
from
Telk-
a
a
delegate
to
the
InaUtUt
roeeu&c
;
nd
was
a
guest
at
th
home
of
hi
isttr-in-Uw,
Mrs.
Harry
King-Mr.
Oeo.
E.
Keith
had
th
mh-
:rtun
to
faU
ou
Tuesday
evening',
od
sprained
both
ahkle.
one
being
Uite
badly
hurt.
She
wUI
be
con.
ed
to
her
borne
lor
some
time.
An
unfortunate
accident
happened
.
Kalum
Lake,
on
Monday
when
J-
bote
arc
Ideally
shot
himself,
the;
ttilet
lodging
in
his
arm.
He
was,'
rosjfht
iDtij
town
and
left
on
west-day
for
the
Hareiton
hospllaL
.
W.
Oslr.
Forrttdale.
H.
C.
Uttle.
."cod
cock;
It.
C.
Daoaiaed.
Kndako;
P
)
.
Clarke.
Frnilhm:
It.
C.
lUnkin,
Jarelten.
wer
In
town
on
Thursday
tv
(tend
the
annual
meeting
of
the
rant,
.'
tnsUtue.
J.
S.
Wheeler,
of
the
Soldier
SetUe-jf
nt
Board,
Ttlkwa,
,
was
a
buainei
Utter
on
Thursday.
Mrs.
J,
II,
Kelly
and
daughter
of
aetflc
were
In
town
for
th
f
E.
Chesley
wa
up
from
Stuunea
On
Thursday.
D.
D.
Munro
was
a
visitor
here
fair
y
from
Smlthert.
Mr.
Spragg
held
the
lucky
Ucfcet
Jr
tbe
raffle
of
the
fruit
rake
put'
it
by
Mr.
Clayton
on
fair
day.
As
a;
tsult
of
the
raff.
about
ten
dollar
till
be
donated
to
th
Trrrac
Hot-
.Jul
MINIML
ACT
,t'
Cetlflcs-f
lfflafmtU.
w
t
Drowns-
X'i.
t
xttnersi
i
lauti.
snail
in
die
Atlm
Mininr
I'lrUiao
of
I
be
'.lr
'
iHttrict.
on
H
iiii
niter,
tdi'rfniug
tml
in
to
tMlh
or
firownie
,W
y.i
i
T.Ur.
XtTK
E
tost
1.
jtDies
a.
Kershsw.l
.
rre
.Miners
orllflrti
n
lt.
iiitrml.i
till
air
rnxn
in
mil
nerevir,
la
icpli
'f
the
.xiinirut
Reeurdtr
for
ortifirtte
liimmveriivnti.
fur
th
ounvm
tj
:lninr
t
i.rtiwn
Ortnl
of
lis
sboi
rlaim.
Atki
further
take
nolle
thai
arlion.
tin
ler
ssetH-n
ft.
nam
ts
rnniuieneed
ltfi-rf
toe
lsu
of
surti
CeMltlttt
of
nire-tuenis.
-
hum
Ibl
IM
dir
tf
yepumhef.
A
D
ttf.
H.
Mc."t
nj
,
r
it,
tent
LAND
ACT.
fftUc
atsntUn
t
tpl
t
Lsti
Us.
1
1.
.
vi
.
lierordinr
uis:rie
nt
Itiim
liuiw.
.ml
sltiiiin
n
north
shore
of
til
l
nnj.l
nay
on
sv.tiiii
V
Com
of
i-'ii
Isisnd.
about
on
mile
rail
frmii
Bldfl
I
int
r.U-
10TICE
that
E.
ftouireiii,
of
Lowe
la.-'t,
I
viuee
nf
lirltish
Columbia,
ocm-pat
"tj
-awjr
Minarer.
intends
lo
tplj
.w
.
h'
tt
:Is
follow
bit
nVscritw-d
lands
-
Coc-;i
.
mt
st
pf.st
planted
on
111
short
c
.1
uruyinird
bay
on
tbe
sou
in-west
1-a.t
c
imii
Island,
t
b.tii
mm-
mile
ejst
in
i.'
jff
pnli.i
ibenir
norm
laenif
chains,
jet,.-..
eat
twenty
-tuln;
Uwtir
sniith
(w.-ntr
rhslns.
more
or
ln,
to
llirli
Ast-r
Vtrk.
tlM-nce
followint
hirti
w.ter
mark
westerly
lo
point
nf
eMnmenrement,
tml
enntalnlnr
elrbty
teres,
more
or
less.
DATED
July
loth,
1tt.
E.
B0f.EAt),
NOTICE
Or
IMTtNTION
TO
fPLY
run
LiAta
In
tli-
I
...rf
fiM...,li.,
tn.t.ir
...
..I...
.
I'l-lllll
III
...
Mlnlne
.
Division
i.f
t
atslar
lil.irlrl.
,-HHI
I
..,TAk,li
?''T":f:
Eatmeer
Oi.ld
I
Mines.
Ltd..
Ine
.
s
r-rl-leiMl
imnlnt
nun-jpanr
"rerallnc
within
the
rrovlnr
nf
rtrt
l
fl'b
OilumM.
rsrrui.atlnn,
mlnlni
mm-
pari).
lniH..i.
to
tppfy
f.if
t
forn-ire
e(s
or
the
fnllnwlnr
drsrrllied
lariils-
i
Cornriu-iK-insr
at
a
pnst
plsnted
sIkhiI
till)
feet
rtKtjiit
in
sn
rsiteilv
dlrertun
fn.m
'the
North
West
eorwr
nf
,,
ut,
kt
isrlr
Mlneryl
:itlm.
situated
at
ilm
inoulh
;
f
Winn
lilver,
on
Takii
Arm
r,f
TanMi
Lake.
t'.enre
in
t
Xnribsrlv
illrerllnn
itr.
nrnillwrly
I
tO
feel
inure
nr
leas
In
hlrli
'water
mark,
thenre
W'esterlv
(no
feel
'SlUf'
nT.
.'7
'"i'int
f
ermimetiremeiil
itn-1
rnnlalnlnr
0
t
arrea
inure
or
less
I
t
ailed
this
ICih
dav
nf
turun,
itts
I
(Sltned)
II.
Me.
fhtril,
B.
C.
L.
8,
ADl.
CUT
PLUG
5
Ripe
for
the
pipe
9
Save
the
VALUABLE
poker
hands
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limilel
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
n
..I
e
-F
mm
eieus
I
.
.
I
rv..
Hut
wpwrwsuig
saw
I.
r
suuu
I
um
rivm
v
-.
a
Cnglnwwrt..
Machlnlitt,
Bollarmaketi,
Bltcttmit,
Piutrt
maktr,
Foundri,
Wootiwo'kef
i,
tU
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDIhO
Our
pUnt
(i
cijtiipppd
to
hanillr
all
k
r.di
cf
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
33
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand
-
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Oally
by
Canadian
Fish
4
fold
Storage
(X
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT"
BEST
PROCURABLE
.
iff
,.,
'
A.?
?
OTTUD
4
eusa"!?!
'
M00UCI
Of
icon"
"
.
...
fuivss.1
nv
Th
Origins!
Label
look
for
II
st
th
V"J,f,,
GRANT'S
"DEBT
PROCURABLE
This
fiilvcrlUfinpnl
is
imt
piilihhpil
ornl,l;S'fnl
Oovru.inen
Mc'ltior
Control
Honnl
or
l.y
pf
llritisli
Columbia.