prerlou
yean
seining
for
chum
waa
confined
to
the
east
coast
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
from
Skldrgtte
Inlet
south
but
this
fear
there
baa
been
a
good
deal
of
chum
fishing
on
the
north
t
in
ladies
flalaies
Jhe
Meet
Watch"
All
puts
of
the
Buret
movement
ire
completely
standardized
so
accurate
as
to
be
absolutely
interchangeable.
The
parts
are
scrum
c
to
the
l21,000tb
part
of
n
inch
the
Hurra
completely
revcJit-tumizes
ill
conceptions
of
what
a
popular
priced
wstch
cao
ocTtr
in
accuracy
tod
durability.
Id
catei
of
exquisite
betary.
See
the
Bur
cn
and
be
samoed.
LsJrti
Tdtthnin
Oars,
f
rUu
CtU
ftlUd
in
ftibnnM
ihsftl
si
tu
rn
.p.
5P.
I
AT
TOUR
JEWELLER'S
TOHtfglJLGEK?
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rri
i
cnC
aSsTtlt
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCN
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
15c
for
Half
Pint
Quality
and
Service
Special
Ice
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
8tock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Prion
575
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
ti.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Gravel
We
tpeclallxe
In
Plane
anti
Furniture
Bevlnfl.
i
well
a
the
west
coast.
The
total
pack
of
all
varieties,
mainly
pink
and
chuma,
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
islands
this
season
will
be
the
Isrgest
In
the
his-lory
of
the
Islands.
Though
the
most
of
the
cohoes
are
caught
by
t
rollers
a
good
many
are
being
caught
at
the
present
time
In
the
(hum
seines.
Canneries
still
running
up
to
the
end
of
this
week
are
Klldala.
Btratbcana
and
Oooae
Bay
In
Rivers
Xhlet;
Bella
Cools,
Talheo
and
Manltou
In
the
Bella
Cools
legion
;
Namu,
Bella
Bella
and
Butedale
along
the
coast;
Claxton,
Balmoral.
In
verness,
Suunyslde.
Port
Edward
and
Prince
Rupert
in
the
Skeciyi
River
dlvl-alcn:
Arrandale
and
Naas
Hsrbor
on
the
Naa
River,
and
Lagoon
Bay.
South
Bay
Milord
Bay.
Lockeport.
Uasart
and
Shannon
Bay
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
It
Is
expected
that
some
of
these
plHiiti
will
be
discontinuing
operations
(
the
end
of
thla
week,
there
not
being
enough
fish
left
to
go
around.
8
!
J
'Canaer
Canuery.
cannery
site.
hat.
i
mu.ii
1
.'P
low
price
CHEVROLET
look
like
an
exprri-.sive
car.
You
will
find
the
beautiful
Rsher-buik,
closed
bodies
on
Chevrolet
it
is
the
lowest-priced
car
in
the
world
having
Fisher
bodies.
You
wilt
see
appealing
Duco
finish
in
colors
on
Chevrolet.
You
will
discover
luxurious
upholstery
handsome
nickel-silver
interior
fittings
cosy
rugs
on
the
floor
ilk
blinds
on
the
windows
a
dome
light
in
the
roof
a
robe
rail
and
a
foot
rest
all
in
the
Chevrolet
sedan-Chevrolet
drives
like
an
expensive
car.
The
extra
powerful
Chevrolet
engine
performs
with
amazing
smoothness.
The
standard
gear-shift
works
with
ease
and
quietness.
The
dry-disc
clutch
engages
and
releases
smoothly,
cr.7JO
Kelley.
the
logging
operator,
aboard,
i
Later
the
Teasel
la
to
engage
In
fish
Johnston,
manager
of
Inverness
packing
to
this
port.
Capt
.Paul
Ar-
made
a
trip
during
the
early
'
mour
remains
in
command.
frt
of
this
week
on
the
powerboat
1i
to
China
Hat
district
where
he
is
rr.
!
The
schooner
Alliance
No.
juried
to
have
been
looking
over
a
new
Cpt.
1,
with
Gasoline
Johnny"
Mulhern
at
!the
helm,
has
been
on
hunting
bent
1
since
Monday
to
Refuge
Bay.
Porcher
The
Prince
Rupert
Bos
t
house
travel
'
Wand,
with
Alex.
Strachan.
the
famous
j
ercw
baa
been
getting
an
overhaul
this
'
Uundry
managtr.
Jack
Keefe.
the
cele-
week
at
the
expert
hands
of
Paul
Ar-'
brsted
barber,
and
Thor
Johnson,
the
,
irour.
Laurie
Lsunbly.
Bob
Thomas
and
,
noted
haberdasher,
aa
the
huntsmen.
!
others
of
the
staff.
-rook
janitor,
efc..
In
turn.
It
Is
expected
I
jthe
party
will
have
captured
all
the
i
Kative
boat,
which
were
In
for
Exhl-'deer
on
Porcher
Island
or
scared
them
iMtlon
Week,
have
now,
with
few
excep-jall
away
by
the
time
they
return
home
Moris,
all
returned
to
their
various
at
the
end
of
this
week.
home
porta.
Aa
usual,
local
stores
bene-
fitted
considerably
through
the
expen-
1
On
her
way
out
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
dlturea
of
the
natives,
I
Islands
on
her
fish
packing
duties,
the
1
Canadian
Pish
&
Cold
Storage
Co
i
good
I
ship
Chief
Zlbaasa,
Capt.
Pred
Walters,
The
sate.
U
reported
this
week
of
the
Iln
tuU
on
Klnahan
Island
last
""rt
ntCTl
"
to
Mon,,-
halibut
schooner
!
DB.T.
by
Capt.
Jack
Morrison,
secretarv
of
u
rwn
stout
three
hours"
time
on
the
rising
ua'
continued
to
the
Islands,
corn-sons,
Plahermen
a
Unlou.
to
Capt.
Jsme
Par-
in
uh
r
cnum
who
baa
been
operating
the
vrs-
m-1
since
Capt
Morrtaon
left
tb.
er.
"
lb'D
Phed
up
temporarily
t
take
up
bis
duties
ashore.
The
Dfl.T.
M
t
continue
work.
The
permanent
'"
wul
have
to
Include
a
three
man
boat,
forty
feet
long
and
Pted
,h
PutUn
on
ot
'
nfw
krW'
iwrrd
with
a
30
hp.
Vlvun
engine.
(ih
waa
built
In
Vancouver
about
fire
j
.
.
.
"
ytar
ago.
The
Prince
Rupert
BaatbOuse
tug
.
racnena.
which
returned
last
week
from
mi
CaNCCiUtTION
Or
RtStAVt
I
Vtctnril,
B.
C.
h
iue.
ISIS
!
rtlflcal
of
lmrvmnte.
Kruwnir
u.
.
11
4ir.
Miiirrat
Clsln,
.ilintf
iti
the
WUn
Mn.tnt
tUtKloa
ttt
ttie
iiaxisr
Distrlrt.
im
Itit
West
Arm
nf
T-'
ne
naiioui
KDwucr
iwuir,
cvx-uv.
,
purchased
from
Art
Oswald
by
James
'leask.
left
port
tor
the
ground
this
week
with
a
new
crew
which
Includes
.
.,
.....
,
Teddv
Hlne
and
Jen
Larsen
aa
well
j
tlie
coast
left
early
this
morning
for
"
C,PU
Lk-
the
Queen
Charlotte
stands
with
T.
A.
I
Powerboat
Vlner.
Capt.
Jimmy
Thom-aajua
completed
her
work
ot
packing
salmon
from
tlie
Skeena
River
and
painting
and
minor
repair
are
now
in
progress
at
the
dry
dock
before
the
vessel
leave
for
Vancouver
Island
where
I
.h.
fr
nrffri
tnr
th
nxt
counle
Sonet
IS
1ILIIEBY
GIVE
Ibst
the
re-
t
.,.
,
.,,.
,hm.
r.nt
chuma.
months
In
packing
Capt.
rrte
eustior
oter
Lot
,
casslar
Uis-'ot
inn.
is
rsm-eiiea.
Jimmy
will
be
back
in
port
in
tune
10
Oeputj
r
Minl.ter
ot
Unto.'
decormU
,n,
MINERAL
ACT
Powerboat
Ohio,
owned
by
the
Suga
Interests,
has
returned
to
port
from
Lowe
Inlet
where
she
was
on
a
cannery
charter.
M'MKAM
III.
aiNC.l
Il.tMW
ln.n
Ami.
six
I
three
4usrier
ut
t
mile'
Dr.
W
T.
Kerrtn
hae
acCJ
hi
pleasure
1
!
flream
truui
lln
ni-.uih
nf
Wsun
nier.,
.
......
A
i
TAkK
Miix
r.
ihn
I,
rmrtes
:.
oilmure.
'.trulser
Sunbeam
III.
to
Dr.
r
R.
O.
t.
Large
i'ort
-"ttfsie
o.
7i.
mtrnd.
"
ho.
after
he
has
taken
a
post
gradu-
m
ine
mnina
mirir
lur
a
ceeiuiraie
.
.uuuvv
,
g
..r
in4nnnmi,
toe
ww
imrrjtM!
or
WUI
rrlve
from
Harelton
to
become
lalaiat
t:nn
rrant
vr
Hie
itHiverlsttii.
.
.
...
,
ua
further
Islen
ivilie
nisliefiAn.
uperlntendent
'of
the
Port
Simpson
I
V1
imler
secjha
t.
intiM
It
mnmiriired
te-
General
Hospital.
The
Sunbeam
III...
V
-
WiveSiM-nis.
-"
;
which
hs
alwy
been
considered
one
nm.ti
this
tl
1sy
f
fetiiember.
A.D.
ef
the
finest
gasoline
yaclha
In
the
j
'
.
h.
ycT
nustH.
A
gent.
'
harbor,
was
built
at
the
Prince
Rupert
i
'
"
;
dry
dock
about
five
year
ago
for
IL
j
;
."I!;.
J.
F
Turney.
the
then
superintendent
'
IN
TIIK
VlTTCIt
tf
in
lMirtlm
fur'nf
th
vsrrt
.In
rM
It
tn
Dr.
Keretn.
!
Km-
n-ue
f
rtivlhmal
Ortiriesle
or
,
,,
.
,,
and
.
.
nil..
t,.r
I,.
i
me
5
ami
l.t
t..
Iilork
Th
hlch
la
commodious
tuny
tw..
iierii.in
4;m-
(if.
city
uf
jvtll
fitted
out.
Is
38
feet
In
length
and
''''"sM.rsTn'
p"rthe
k-
uf
thet
!wd
with
a
20
hp.
Kermath
en-
i
'i
ufi-ite
i.r
Till
iiivrrinir
the
slime
Laid
,
glne.
tistinr
Ixeii
rnlureil
to
me.
It
l
ntr
In-
'
trnll.lll
III
lll
snrr
ine
eipiriiiim
or
I
on
1
1
iihiiUIi
rnm)
Hie
nrsl
iulltrstlMi
,lMT....r.
.iTuil.Kxial
orlirieste
t
Title
Hie
atHive
land
In
ttie
name
.r
It.
.
Malic
af
Intantlan
la
ao-lv
t.
Lssas
Lanaf
iml
onntalnlnir
Fnrlv
sere.
more
or
leas.
WALTalt
sr.ttTT
SI.MPSO'V.
.
aiipllrsnj
LAND
ACT
Nolle
f
Intention
I
Apply
t
Leas
Land
In
rrlnre
Rupert
land
flerordlng
I
rift
of
Kanre
4,
Cnt
land
Dlfttrlrt,
ami
situate
nn
!
te
Ulaml.
TAKE
SOTtfC
that
f,
H.
Francis,
ot
Pixinka.
Alberta,
rtrriipatlnn
Mlnltr.
Intend
la
rrlv
fnr
leae
of
I
lie
following;
i1e
Titled
land:-
Cotiiinetirlnr
at
roM
planted
tt
tlie
ni-ih
Weit
end
of
Pataase
llnd.
near
Whether
N.
M.
McLean
ha
gone
to
Ireland
to
bring
hi
wife
home
or
I
tllll.lK.
Hie
nririnat
Certiorate
of
Title
'
whether
he
has
Just
been
up
at
Seal
kNltlll
'""
ICove
laying
the
comer
.tone
tor
hU
new
'
II.
r.
Mtr.f.F.iin.
'shipyard
la
not
known
but
his
absence
L.j,..,,,,,,,,.
Hert.lrar
""'"""'
uf
Title.
""".from
the
Cow
Bar
establishment
has
I
l"'inre
Ituinrt.
11.
i.
.
win
,..,..,rt
itib
LAND
ACT.
been
vividly
noticed.
Mae
la
always
good
for
a
squib
or
two
but,
it
the
!
Waterfront
Whiffs
depended
on
him
en-
I
tlrrly
on
Thursdsy
afternoons,
the
last
;
In
StKllie
Division,
vissis,.
tann
ne
it
or
iwu
ine
uauy
news
wouia
sure,
nrrlMir
Ointrlrt
of
Cslar.
and
situate
at.hsv
nTe
rone
8ne
out
om
of
OI
huiiniu
DU,n-I
'irand
rtaplda,
on
the
Stlklne
Hlver
and
to
the
wrM
tif
Purveyed
Lot
No.
470.
I
-
I
TAKE
MiTICE
ti)t
I,
Waller
Scutt
9irnr-
some
rather
extensive
alteration
are
iiin.
ft
Ti't'traph
cnk.
B,
C
nrmpitloil.
I
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
,
'Ranrher.
imeixl.
tn
apflr
U
h-te
oi
,
tinder
way
at
Ward
Way.
A
new
grid1
ilw
miluwinc
decrlr.l
land':
-
.
,
l
being
put
In
a
well
aa
a
small
wharf
'
ViiihweM
DM-ner
nf
Lot
4?0.
thenea
.OMlhito
accommodate
an
extension
of
the
!
40
rhalna;
thenre
Vet
to
rtialna;
tliini
North
4
ehin;
tlienee
Kt
to
ehalov.
shon.
The
work
Is
htnv
rinn
bv
Jnhn
'
Currie
tt
Son.
The
girls
have
quit
boat
riding
this
season.
j
Whyt
I
nil!
Watt
has1
put
away
Irene
for
the
j
winter.
?
joi.lv
nrs
rui'isr.
j
An
interesting
account
of
the
erulso
up
the
roast
this
summer
of
the
Jolly
Mac
Is
published
In
Vancouver
papers
r:nat
Trlanmlatlon
ta,
111ft
thonrwl-.
f0nowi.
I
rr.tmd
the
timt
it
hlrh
witer
mr
irnli
,
1
.
,
rnntainlnt
tnoo
jrre.
more
nr
le.
Following
a
fleet
A
cruise
of
the
Royal
i
just
lltin.
BfilTU:,D
FHlp,rfc4ii4'
Vancouver
Yacht
Club
In
the
latter
part
almost
without
effort.
Extra-large,
self-equalizing
brakes
make
motoring
safe
and
secure.
The
knurled-grip
steering
wheel
with
centrally
mounted
spark
and
throttle
levers
and
horn
button
handles
with
big-car
smoothness
and
small-car
facility.
The
Smoothest
Chevrolet
in
Chevrolet
history
is
selling
at
the
Lowest
Price
for
which
Chevrolet
has
ever
been
sold
in
Canada.
Ask
about
CMAC
Plan
of
Deferred
'
Payments.
K.a.trr$640
CssseUlO
Ssaa
-
$92
Ssort"
71S
Cs.cs
810
Lasaa
Sessa
7t
Tearisg
(40
Csaacrcisl
Casttia
49S
Sssrl"
71S
UtUhy
tite.
"
-
-
7J0
All
Prif
at
Factory
7ur
Extra
of
the
summer.
Rear-Commodore
W.
J.
Butt,
in
his
60-foot
power
cruiser
JoUy
!
Mac.
went
on
an
extended
trip
to
northern
British
Columbia
waters
for
the
balance
of
a
seven
week
holiday.
In
addition
to
Mr
Butt'
own
family.
Mr.
and
Mr.
C.
W.
Echneck
of
Milwau
kee,
were
members
of
the
part'
which
cruised
aa
far
a
Stewart
and
Hyder.
catling
at
Savary
Island.
Ocean
Falls.
Prince
Rupert,
&ayox.
and
other
active
northern
porta,
and
also
visited
many
wcluded
coves.
Besides
following
the
well
chartered
eteamer
course
up
the
Inside
passage
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Stewart,
the
JoUyMac
made
a
number
ot
aide
trips
up
long
inlet
that
-extend
far
back
into
the
heart
of
the
mountain
ranges,
and
Invite
the
cruising
yachtsmen
to
explore
their
mysteries.
From
Prldeaux
HaTen.
where
the
last
Urge
gathering
of
the
fleet
cruise
took
place.
Jolly
Uae
came
back
a
far
a
Powell
River
for,
gasoline
and
supplies,
and
then
turned
her
bow
northward
eating
up
the
long
distance
at
10
knots
or
better.
Most
of
the
run
was
In
sheltered
waters,
but
at
Queen
Char.
lotte
8ound
they
had
a
real
taste
of
the
open
Paclfle
with
a
rising
westerly
gale
that
rave
them
a
rood
dusting
before
they
reach!
d
abetter
among
the
Islands
again.
The
party
paid
a
visit
to
the
fine
Indian
totem
poles
at
Alert
Bay
where
grotesque
figures
of
eagle,
whales,
bears
and
other
creatures
hare
been
skilfully
carved
out
of
the
huge
trunks
ot
cedar
trees.
Further
up
the
coast
the
hot
springs
ot
Dean
Channel
were
enjoyed,
there
being
a
rough
bathhouse
there.
There
waa
a
lot
of
wet
weather
after
Jolly
Uae
parted
with
the
other
yachts,
but
they
were
fortunate
In
having
nearly
a
week
of
tine
weather
whUe
at
Prince
Rupert
where
the
party
enjoyed
their
stay,
being
made
very
welcome
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Club,
finding
good
run
bathing
In
the
warm
waters
oT
the
salt
lagoon
acrosa
the
harbor
from
the
city.
Mr.
Butt
says
the
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Club
use
their
boats
a
lot
for
afternoon
trlpa
as
well
as
longer
cruises,
often
being
out
from
4
to
7
o'clock
In
the
afternoon
tor
short
runs
around
the
harbor.
They
were
glad
to
rind
Capt.
Saunders
In
Charge
of
the
SERVICE
The
tervlce
rendered
by
Ford
car
and
trucks
and
Ford
son
Tractor
is
well
matched
by
the
service
of
dependable
Champion
Spark
Plugs,
which
have
been
itandard
Ford
equipment
for
1
5
years.
To
insure
continued
maximum
powerandr
peed
in
Ford
engines,
be
sure
that
you"
initatl
a
full
set
of
Champion
at
least
once
a
year.
Champion
Dependable
for
Every
Engine
A
Canadian-made
Product
Windsor,
Ont.
CKomhion
X
exclusively
for
f
r
,
Ford
-packed
VI
d
In
the
Red
Box
OU
Marine
and
Fishery
Department
station
on
Digby
Island,
that
gentleman
having
made
a
trip
down
to
Vancouver
last
year
lr.
his
little
cruiser
OUve.
'
A
fine
day
rewarded
the
JoUy
Mac
s
all
at
Anyox,
and
they
also
went
up
ortlaiid
Canal
and
visited
Stewart,
the
ucst
northerly
point
reached.
On
the
return
voyage
Mr.
Butt
had
a
interesting
experience
finding
hi
way
ircugh
Jackson
Passage,
an
unchartered
nnel
which
cut
off
a
large
part
of
lie
exposed
run
through
MllBank
our-d.
The
eastern
end
of
the
passage
.aa
nearly
closed
by
a
reef,
leaving
only
i
twenty-foot
passage
through
which
.he
Jolly
Mac
was
safely
navigated.
The
saters
In
this
vicinity
were
fuU
of
reefs,
Jten
sticking
out
of
water
in
Jagged
points,
and
the
power
dinghy
was
found
very
useful
for
going
ahead
to
explore
.he
channel.
On
the
south
side
ot
MU-jank
Sound
Mr.
Butt
found
a
charming
anchorage
at
Rait
Cove.
Coming
nearer
home
the
JoUy
Mac
paid
a
visit
to
Princess
Louise
Inlet,
that
Jellghtfully
secluded
off-shoot
of
Jervls
inlet
whose
entrance
Is
guarded
by
a
roaming
rapid
that
can
only
be
navl
gated
with
a
fan-
tide
or
at
times
of
sla.-k
water.
Inside,
the
deep
quiet
water
are
unrounded
by
towering
noun
tain
wall
with
countless
water-
I
all
streaming
down
their
aides.
The
j
tuUy
Mac's
party
saw
It
to
particularly
.
jood
advantage
as
the
weather
cleared!
ap
after
heavy
rain
had
sweUed
thej
breams
and
waterfalls.
I
The
Jolly
Mac
returned
to
Vancouver
j
after
having
covered
2.500
miles
of
the
;
r-side
passages,
which
are
so
varied
and
.umerous
that
no
one
has
yet
been
t
kble
to
exhaust
their
extensive
ramlfl-
:
rations.
Halibut
landing
at
the
port
for
thej
yast
week
(Saturday
to
Friday
lndu-
Jve)
totaUed
592.600
pounds
of
which
,
American
vessels
contributed
410.500
jouiids
and
Canadian
boats,
182.100
;
"
4unda.
This
brings
the
total
landing
.or
the
season
to
date
to
21
J32.600
;
pounds
1S.493.8O0
pound
American
and
'
3.838,880
Canadian.
Price
during
the
!
week
were
at
a
high
level
with
the
peak
on
Monday
for
American
fish
when
18c
,
'
and
lOe
waa
paid
and
for
Canadian
on
Saturday
when
17.4c
and
10c
was
bid.
i
WW
CmWW
JaCBK!al
fsA
A
HlBtsVsMraLBf
v
SATURDAY.
SEPTEMBER
15,
lBp
teh
usnr?
rows
mr--
PAOE
FIVE
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Salmon
pack
this
season
is
large
one-D.S.f;
and
Sunbeam
III
change
hands-Jolly
Mac's
cruise
Totalling
1.113.000
cases
to
date
aa
compared
with
1,091,000
caws
In
the
entire
1P25
season
and
1.180.000
cais
jn
the
record
year
1824.
the
salmon
pack
this
year
In
District
No.
2
give
promise
of
being
one
of
the
largest
on
record
although
It
la
not
anticipated
that
It
will
quite
reach
the
record
of
two
year
ago.
Pink
and
chuma
will
account
for
the
Increased
pack
thla
year,
the
pack
of
cockeye
being
amalltr
than
last.
Fishing
for
chum
and
cohoes
U
still
in
pro-grew
and
a
number
of
the
cannerle
in
the
district
are
still
In
operation.
The
fUhlng
with
seine
on
the
mainland
1
poor
but
a
week
ago
It
waa
Improved
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
though
report
received
during
the
past
week
Indicate
a
falling
off
again.
Ir
,
,
e-
for
Economical
Transportation
Ik
For
Demonstration,
phone
or
call
Dave
Ross
KAIEN
GARAGE
Page
and
Shaw's
CHOCOLATES
The
Cindy
of
Excel'ence
A
NEW
SHIPMENT
JUST
ARRIVED
A.orletl
Chocolates
I
Hi.
boxes
$1.00
Assorted
Chocolates,
2
lb.
boxes
$2.00
Hard
Centre
Chocolates,
1
lb.
boxes
$1.00
Hard
Centre
Chocolates,
2
lb.
boxes
.
$2.00
Assorted
Nut
Chocolates,
1
lb.
boxes
$1.25
We
also
have
GAXOXCi'S.
NEILSON'S
and
MOHVS
Choco-lales
in
bulk
and
in
1
lb.
and
2
lb,
boxes.
Ormes
Ltd.
The
PIOXEEIl
IJRUUfilSTS
-
The
HEX
ALL
STORE
'
PHONES
82
and
200
These
Chilly
Nights
-
i
Rerpiire
heat
in
the
house.
We
have
just
received
our
Fall
shipment
of
Gurney
Oxford
Heaters
For
ectmomy
and
efficiency
lhey
cannot
be
excelled.
Call
and
inspect
our
slock.
We
also
carry
a
complete
line
of
Condor
Electric
Lamps
In
all
sizes
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
lowest
prices
were
yesterday
when
'
American
flah.
went
down
to
14c
and
Be
(
urtously
lifted
over
such
obstruction.
and
Canadian
to
14.1c
and
8c.
On
the
whole,
bids
for
Canadian
fish
have
compared
well
with
those
for
American.
Boats
landing
during
the
week
were
;
a
follows:
by
elevators.
production
ol
aitaoa
and
trout
The
ralrway.
14A0O;
Alaska,
21.000;
Kcxilak.
j
S0.0OO;
Tahoma,
lS'.OOO;
Lltuya,
14,000:
Mars,
10.000;
Ivanhoe.
18.000:
Resolute.
4S.O00;
Senator,
25.000;
Ithona,
25.000;
Tjee.
10.000;
Wabash.
2.500;
Hazel
H,
11.000
Alten,
52.000:
Panama,
28.000;
Ctdrlc,
27.000.
Canadian
Kalen,
's.OOO;
Pair
of
Jackj,
6,000;
Prosperity
A..
16.000;
Helen.
10.-600;
Dolphin.
8.000;
Yule.
4300;
Terpen,
15,000;
Ingred
H
10.000;
AU1.
6.000;
S.A..
BOO;
Impereuse,
9,500;
Cape
Spencer.
7.500;
Tramp,
7.000;
Bingo,
5300;
Point
May.
3.000;
Joe
Baker.
2.0O0;
Cape
Spear.
5.500;
P.
Doreen.
7.000;
Mab.
2.000:
HELPS
SALMON
SPAVt.V
Building
of
huge
water
power
dam
In
the
streama
on
the
Pacific
Coast
ha
brought
a
serious
problem
to
the
Interest
which
seek
to
maintain
the
salmon
goes
to
sea
and
returns
by
come
mysterious
Instinct
after
four1
years
to
the
stream
of
Its
nativity
to
spawn.
The
erection
of
dams
In
uch!
stream
placed
barrier
to
the
fish.
It'
was
realized
that
in
year
to
tome
the
'
supply
ot
salmon
and
fish
of
similar.
habit
would
be
seriously
curtailed
unless
some
device
could
be
provided
to
enable
the
fish
to
pass
the
dams.
CAN
!
IT
OK
1IUWN
A
flah
lift
waa
successfully
tested-
at
a
dam
on
a
tributary
of
the
Rogue
Cape
r
8waln.
7i00:
Scrub.
'
74)00;
Mar-;"""-
1
.
i
'Tr
I
K.nit.n!m.
ruh
natronlzed
the
ele
gallce.
8.000;
TJnome,
3.000;
Johanna,
.
11.-
Ringleader.
Ringleader.
5.000.
5.000.1
FISH
ELEVATOR
LATEST
THING
NO
I.OMit.K
!(
SALMON
OK
TROUT
HAVE
TO
IIATTLE
WITH
FALLS
I'll'T
HIDE
IV
Ll'Xl'KY
l
-n
t
V-
f
1
rt
riftV.
Alt
000;
Maynower.
700;
"
-
'f.,
ttw
...
-
-
iuw
could
be
determined,
were
carried
up
I
into
deep
water.
The
device
Is
operated
by
hydraulic
pressure
and
It
automata
In
every
respect
It
can
be
utilized,
at
any
obstruction,
regardless
of
height
and
fish
can
go
down
aa
well
a
up.
Another
Invention
recently
put
Into
use
tt
Oregon
power
planta
consist
ol
a
series
ot
electrically
charged
rod
to
keep
fish
from
entering
mlllrace
which
lead
to
the
turbine.
PORTLAND,
Ore,
Sept.
25.
Modern
JOI.LY1M!
THE
MISTRESS
Invention,
which
haa
put
the
human
'
The
Old
Spinster
Has
the
canary
had
race
on
springs
and
cushions
to
ellmln-
Its
bath
yet,
Marlef
ate
olt
and
hardships
that
were
endured
by
earlier
generations.
It
doing
at
much
for
the
poor
fish.
Members
of
the
finny
tribe
which
from
creation
have
battled
with
waterfall
and
rapid
to
reach
the
quiet
headwater
.of
atreama
In
order
to
de-
posit
their
eggs,
ar
now
being
lux-
Marie
(under
notice)
-YesTn.
'
can
come
In
now.
You
V.NtlsiiEn
Magistrate
'(severely
to
old
offender)
So
you've
been
fighting,
your
wife
again.
Uquorr
.
t
PrUonVr
No,
thi'
Ucke'd
inl
LUMBER
We
are
niannfacturing
rough
and
dressed
lumber.
Edse
grain
boat
cedar.
Halibut
and
salmon
boxes.
Ask
For
Prices
Seal
CoYe
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
562
GEORGE
R0R1E
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
Liquidator,
Trustee,
&c.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
PRINCE
RUPERT
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
53.
Green
238,
Black
736.
Night,
Prion)--667,
.
534,
Green
238,
Black
736.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
U.
BU9MBY,
Mart.
Blr.