sat
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December
18,
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THE
DAILY
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Boat
building
concerns
are
busydeer
hunt
ing
season
now
closedLittlehorn'
the
earthquaky
reverberations
s
-Ripe
for
pipe
klQ
rut
Winter'
a
pretty
long"
w
nded
fellow
and
jove
u
i:)W
coal
pile
a
ford
run
for
-
money.
You're
in
earnest
to
win
m
(an
home
mi
are
we,
to
i.vlp
you.
Iet'H
ko.
Phone
u
now.
NA.NAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
and
ALIIERTA
HOOTLESS
COALS
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phone
110
and
117
"Demers"
Have
nil
the
tMnular
shade'
in
Silk
UNDERWEAR
NIGHTGOWNS
GARTERS
HOSIERY
SCARVES
and
HANDKERCHIEFS
Phone
27
P.O.
Hox
327
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Prions
57
5
DENTIST
Amazingly
Truthful
Reproduction
Making
every
record
do
its
best
This
new
Urunswii-k
juick!y
won
the
hearts
of
music
lovers
everywhere.
The
case.
too.
is
beautiful
beyond
the
uwual.
Come
in
and
say
I
want
to
hear
the
new
Waterfront
boat
building
concerns
are
by
this
time
pretty
well
booked
up
with
contracts
for
new
boats
and
repairs
to
old
ones.
The
Mclean
shop,
for
instance,
already
holds
contracts
for
the
construction
of
four
rather
large
vessels
a
sixty
foot
halibut
boat
for
Chris
Hovmuller,
the
hull
framework
of
which
is
now
erected;
another
halibut
boat
almost
as
large
for
John
Wick,
and
two
seine
boat
packers
for
the
Gosse
Packing
Co.
With
these
boats
to
be
finished
by
spring
and
two
or
three
further
contracts
pending
as
well
as
the
usual
repair
demands,
the
McLean
establishment
will
be
a
buy
place
Indeed
for
the
next
few
.
t-
.numbs.
.
iff
!7
I
The
Japanese
shoos
in
Cow
limy
also
have
a
full
program
of
work
Uned
up
and.
from
tbe
look
of
things,
there
la
liable
u.
be
tome
Job
going
togging
in
two
or
three
month
time
because
it
will
be
impoaolble
to
find
a
,,-iwi-
to
hate
them
done.
The
local
halibut
boat
Kalen
M
among
the
veaael
now
In
Cow
Bay
uaving
repair
work
daee.
Alex
McDonald
and
Rod
Morrison,
aboard
the
former'
beat.
Hector,
took
advantage
of
the
closing
days
of
the
Jeer
teaaon
this
week
to
replenUh
the
!
Umtly
meat
Mppljr
Oa
Sunday
Rod
got
hi
and
on
Wednesday
Alex,
bagged
,
one.
Their
artillery
activities
were
!
across
and
up
the
harbor.
There
acre
a
few
bird
brought
in
0er
Um
wee
-end.
Jack
Urday'
party
a
uaual.
proving
one
of
the
aucceaaful
coons
ware
not
unrewarded
tor
on
Wednesday
be
and
Claude
Klrkenda.il
journeyed
sotom
tbe
harbor
and
brought
down
a
fine
banker.
To
complete
tbe
bag
a
first
-class
mallard
wa
brought
buna.
Charlie
returned
to
Seattle
yeaiertfay
to
complete
his
holiday,
being
due
back
again
about
the
end
of
February
I
Oaeege
Bryant
and
Roy
Nicholl
were
out
aboard
Um
1
1
aria
Saturday
after-
1
noon
attempting
to
bag
tbe
odj
goose
at
Mrtlakalla
bar.
Mitrx
xr.w
move
3hr(
Thomson
has
been
baking,
frying:,
broiling
and
routine
tbt
week
a
ne
never
did
before.
Alex
McUae
wa
shopping
few
day
ago
and
found
bin
s
One
new
cook
store.
Hence,
all
tbeae
cuttnary
activities
on
the
part
of
Bhef
who
has
found
that
he
can
even
ban
water
without
burning
It
on
the
new
nickel-plated
and
white
enamelled
piece
of
hardware
Shrl
had
h
s
fettle
tested
aput
In
the
J.
LORNE
MacLAREN,
Ltd.
Third
Aveniie,
Corner
Fifth
Street
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
Till:
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KREAKFAST
POOl).'
Smoked
Dally
hy
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
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Itupcrt,
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Mailings
from
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fir,
Tuesday,
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Hay
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loilx
HIMI'SOV.
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and
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2nd
Avriiur.
It.
M.
HMITII.
MH
Prime
Kupert,
ll.t
many
boat
adrift
in
about
a
long
It
take
to
tell
about
It.
the
altuatlon
wa
so
capably
handled
that
nary
a1
bit
of
damage
wa
done.
Having
on
board
a
Dartv
of
trivelllnr
2nen.
the
little
power
cruiser
Kltaavfltj
came
In
from
Vancouver
Thursday
afternoon
and
tied
up
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House.
Capt.
Alfred
8wanson
la
down
In
Vancouver
letting
the
bright
light
re
fleet
on
him
for
a
while.
Why
shouldn't
ha
have
a
little
holiday
at
that
with
such
capable
henchmen
as
Alex
Saint
and
Bob
Thomas
to
guard
til
Interest
'
during
his
absence?
Alex
Saint
was
in
conference
wltU
the
provincial
police
authorities
this
week.
-
It
appear
that.
Alex
1
Imploring
the
aid
of
hi
old
pals
In
Alex
Manson'a
army
in
a
battle
against
some
troublesome
crab
that
are
armoring
Charlie
Starr
eatne
an
the
way
fromme
of
the
mote
acauUUve
member
8et'Jt
to
gat
a
feathery
one
and
hl!0,
the
w,Urfront
community.
Oeorge
Nlckerscm
the
fishermen's
friend.
Is
claimed
to
be
taking
another
covetous
look
tom-ard
the
mayoralty
throne.
If
Oeorge
put
the
alleged
thought
into
action
and
resolves
ta
liquidate
8am
Newton's
mortgage,
we
m-culd
advise
htm
to
capitalize
high.
Jimmy
Thoma.
who
went
down
tbe
coait
during
the
fall
to
engage
in
chum
packing,
now
ha
the
Vlner
tied
up
at
Victoria
where
he-
wUl
spend
a
couple
of
month
giving'
als
parliamentary
friend
some
advice
free
gratis
without
charge.
Laurie
Lambly.
popular
tklpper
of
the
P.
R.
B.
H.
23.
baa
decided
that
Cap
Swanson
doeant
need
him
on
tbe
payroll
for
a
little
while,
and
has
Joined
the
dry
dock
ttaff
for
the
winter
months.
NtUIMiTOV
lUCK
Lighthouse
tender
Newtngton
return,
rd
to
local
headquarters
on
Tuesday
westerly
gale
lat
week
and.
though
a'nornta
Xlr
two
J,unt
down
toMt
Ur
"
E
wnd
uk,n
one.,
i.ne
were
broken
and
half
a
j
Christmas
cheer
-to
the
various
light-
Sanmavick
monooami
an
sicoaai
V
iaouae.
Capt
Harry
OrmUum
reported
some
sloppy
weather
whUe
away
but
the
only
thing
that
gave
any
cause
for
alarm
was
when
Deckhand
Oeorge
Murray
tried
-
a
high
dive
stunt
in
Ounboat
Pass.
He
wa
fished
out
safely,
however,
and
hi
matches
weren't
even
wet.
The
Newlngton
went
out
Thursday
morning
to
Triple
and
Oreen
Island
light
and
returned
to
port
today.
Olof
Ouse
came
In
to
port
this
week
bringing
some
of
the
timber
he
doeent
I
need
In
his
mayoralty
platform
at
home.
Jack
Donnelly
went
to
Porcher
during
the
week
to
open
the
new
City
Hall
formerly
known
a
the
Mu-g-Cp.'
Motorthlp
Lllleuorn,
Capt.
Dan
Mc-Klnnon.
arrived
In
port
on
Sunday
and,
fter
discharging
600
tons
of
coal
at
tbe
Albert
tt
McCaHery
wharf
moved
down
to
the
elevator
and
loaded
500
w
ton
of
wheat
screenings
for
Seattle,
a.
-rf,-
t
-
Urery.
Resident
of
the
Cow
Bay
vicinity
thought
an
earthquake
wa
lu'
progreM
when
the
Llilehorn'a
wfnchei
started
it
do
their
atuS.
Windows
rattled
and
dishes
were
shaken
off
their
ahelve
with
the
concussion.
The
next
tlm
the
vessel
comes,
nearby
householders
will
hope
she
wont
have
so
long
to
stay.
It'
a
darn
nuisance
to
say
nothing
-of
disturbing
the
baby
soundest
slumbers.
Pacific
(Cojle)
Navigation
Co.
tug
B.
D.
M.
I
due
In
port
with
two
cow-load
of
lumber
for
Albert
&
McCaRery.
CI..l'IE
KCTCIH'M
IIETTKU
Capt.
Claude
Ketchum
nude
hla
appearance
again
on
the
waterfront
this
week
after
having
been
confined
to
hi
home
for
ten
days
or
to
with
a
dObe
of
mump.
R.
M.
P.
power
tug
M,
T.
S,
Capt.
Reg
Oreen,
made
a
trip
to
Georgetown
yesterday.
The
vessel
took
out
an
empty
scow
and
provision
and
returned
with
two
scowloada
of
lumber
for
transshipment
over
the
Canadian
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ME.YS
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11)0
MEN'S
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FANCY
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Regular
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Regular
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89c
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45c
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2
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whisper
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THOR
JOHNSON
in
hands
of
S.
M.
Playford
Sales
System
known
from
coast
to
coast
as
the
greatest
bargain
givers
in
existence
today.
BBBBB!iiBBMBBBMBB.lllH.Bl.llllBi
flonal
Railway
to
Calgary
.
John
Wick,
owner
and
skipper
of
the
halibut
boat
Johanna,
on
which
re.
pair
work
has
started
following
a
recent
gasoline
explosion,
1
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
L
Doc
Cad
may
be
able
to
stand
chloroform
but
he
can't
take
the
gas
)ior
does
Dave
Stuart
find
John
D.'t
tweet
'tunics
half
as
fragrant
a
Mr.
Tuckett
condenses
down
lu
Cuba.
B
pea
king
seriously,
however,
these
two
hearty
hunter
had
Just
about
a
close
it
squeak
last
Sunday
as
they
wouU
wish
to
have
every
time
they
go
out
In
chase
of
"mowltch."
Coming
up
the
coast
that
day.
both
got
a
touch
of
gas
In
Dave's
cruiser
and
high,
wind
and
fresh
air
were,
they
found,
the
things
they
liked
nothing
else
but.
However,
thty
made
port
all
rlgh
somewhat
dis
tressed
and
out
of
sorts
and
were
soon
put
to
rights
with
6hef
gentle
care.
(Jraham
Spry,
national
secretary
of
Canadian
Clubs,
left
on
this
morning'
train
'
for
Edmonton
enroute
to
his
headquarters
In
Ottawa
after
having
spent
several
day
In
the
city.
Mr.
Spry
found
the
men'
Canadian
Club
here
In
a
stae
of
Inactivity
but
wa
pleased
Jo
see
that
the
.women
:had,
formed
a
strong
and
active
organization.
He
dined
last
night
with
the
executive
of
the
local
club.
VSSM
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'Nuff
said
Ranadian
National
Cfhc
Largeft
Kailway
Syfiemn
Ayxtrica
'
Steamship
and
Train
Service
ritlNt'E'
Itl'PEKT
will
leave
PRINCE
KITEKT
for
VANCOUVER
VIC-TOKIA.
SEATTLE,
and
Intermediate
points
eaeh
t'KIUAY
al
a.ni.
j.
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