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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
August
8,
1027
OPTIMISM
OF
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
The
opifmitm
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton
is
refreshing
anil
contagious,
lie
says
he
.
sees
Prince
Rupert
now
on
a
sound
economic
basis
mid
that
is
what
the
Daily
News
has
been
saying.
From
now
on
every
step
should
be
a
step
'upwards.
The
district
will
develop,
people
will
come.
in
and
Prince
Rupert
will
grow
steadily
but
surely.
Also
Sir
Henry
believes
in
Canada.
He
has
no
use
for
the
"whisper
of
death
campaign."
This
i
to
be
Canada's
century,
he
seys,
and
the
country
will
make
continuous
prsgresa
toward
the
ul
timate
of
a
great
nation.
Sir
Henry
has
all
the
pep
of
an
American;
he
has
the
thorough
ness
of
an
bngliahman,
and
he
has
the
freshness
and
naivete
of
a
Canadian.
He
is
a
citizen
of
a
young
country
with
youthful
ideas
and
ideals.
He
is
a
man
who
has
arrived
and
yet
who
sees
nothing
final
in
it.
There
ars
still
heights
to
scale.
He
hopes
to
see
the
country
making
still
greater
progress
and
the
railway
over
which
he
presides,
being
of
more
and
still
more
service
to
the
country.
A
few
flowers
during
life
are
better
than
a
of
beautiful
blooms
at
the-
funeral.
MORALE
ALWAYS
HHi
FACTOR
Sir
Henry
says
that
when
he
took
hold
of
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railway
the
morale
of
the
country
was
not
good.
We
were
a
nation
of
pessimists
and
as
such
could
not
prosper.
Since
that
time
the
pcuple
have
changed
their
viewpoint!
They
have
become
a
na
tion
of
optimists.
In
other
words
they
have
bettered
their
morale
Now
they
feel
like
winning
so
are
bound
to
win.
What
Sir
Henry
said
about
the
country
applies
with
eijual
lorce
to
the
city.
We
must
keep
up
our
morale.
We
must
feel
like
success
else
we
cannot
succeed.
If
we
feel
like
failure
we
are
bound
to
fail,
hverjr
pessimist
is
a
drag
upon
the
rest
of
the
community
He
is
holding
things
back.
His
very
attitude
of
mind
is
a
handicap
it
is
necessary
for
us
to
believe
in
our
city
and
to
work
for
It.
Then
suecess
is
certain.
A
Monday
morning
hint
to
preachers
is
to
sell
salvation
on
the
installment
plan
instead
of
making
It
free.
It
might
be
appreciated
better.
SCIENTfPIC
IN'VESTHiATIOX
OF
HALinUT
J
1
liabcock
last
week
gave
a
most
interesting
account
of
the
work
he
and
his
associates
have
been
doing
in
connection
with
the
halibut
fisheries.
They
have
been
securing
accurate
information
in
regard
to
the
steady
depletion
of
the
banks,
the
migration
of
the
fish,
the
rate
of
growth
and
other
data
whfch
will
prove
invaluable
when
it
comes
to
framing
regulations
dealing
with
the
matter
of
conservation.
Possibly
by
the
time
he
comes
again
he
may
have
definite
proposals
to
make
in
regard
to
closing
certain
banks
to
fishing.
The
whole
question
has
to
be
given
thorough
consideration
before
action
is
taken
so
that
no
mistake
may
be
made.
At
the
same
time
it
is
admitted
by
all
that
some
action
is
necessary,
if
nothing
but
chicken
halibut
can
be
obtained
from
certain
banks,
they
are
useless
to
the
fishermen
and
by
giving
them
a
rest
they
may
be
made
once
more
fruitful.
If
you
did
not
hear
the
old
saw
you
may
have
felt
it
the
stiff
collar
with
the
ragged
edge.
AIIE
TIIEKB
OTHER
HANKS?
Are.there?any
other
banks
to
be
discovered?
If
there
are,
it
is
likely
,hey
are
&tlll
farther
north
and
only
the
large
vessels
will
be
able
to
reach
fliem.
If
there
are
no
more,
It
is
evident
that
cod
fishings
ami
possibly
herring
will
have
to
take
the
place
to
some
extent
of
the
present
almost
exclusive
attention
to
halibut.
When
the
prodigal
son
arrived
home
they
killed
the
fatted
calf
and
lived
en
It
for
a
week
and
then,
as
there
was
nothing
more
to
stay
for
he
started
on
his
6urn'ey-ings
once
more.
That's
the
revised
version.
Everyone
knows
that
the
rose
bud
is
more
beautiful
than
the
full
bloom,
so
all
you
have
to
do
is
to
refuse
to
unfold.
Ma
Buzz
gets
it
in
the
neck
FLIT
spray
clem
your
home
of
mosquitoes
and
flies.
It
also
kill
bed
bugu
roaches
sntsfn
and
their
eggs.
Fatal
to
insects
but
harmless
to
mankind.
Will
not
stain.
Get
Flit
today.
IF"
DESTROYS
Flies
Mosquitoes
Moths
Ants
Bed
Bugs
Roaches
jMOVIE
STORY
I
PROVES
PEPPY
I
Juniors
.Manngr
to
Put
oh
Good
i
Play
Set
for
Tuesday
Here
i
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Ward.
wealth
society
ttler.
mil
ui
lev
with
jnu
King,
a
wren
Wl
IfBK
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art
tut
PMJter
tut
sV
is
asrt
an
TasMy'a
ourrying
Larta
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an
a
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i
ll
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you
per
inch
per
insartfan
lJQtaaW
amr
MTtO
tw
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and
nt
I'aiff.
par
inch
$2.80
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
98
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Law
mi
auf
mb
to
at
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alts,.
tela
aif,
Ward
tMal
ultima-tuaa.
iraafttjfiaw
the
chaUeoa
as
u
llw
tM
Muarmhls
of
Mountain
a.
a
wlnae
naort
that
baa
alway
tailed
u
oaakc
money.
MX
T
III
I
L
m-sTI
II
With
taw
het
at
hat
Oreetrwaen
Vil
la
trteejdt,
a
whirlwind
advertising
aam-
falsa
la
begun.
It
aula
feature
la
an
otter
of
Itajeeo
to
the
winner
of
a
loo-
aalat
tot
teat
tae.
wnien
as
to
bt
part
of
an
elaborate
tee
carnival
Teddy
baa
steatdeal
to
stage.
But
talker,
oa
hearing
of
the
prtea
ofler
rttosea
to
aaactata
toe
adirrtU-
ina
and
aWo
stop
payment
on
tbe
check
In
deseemtton.
Teddy
htta
upoa
:he
idaa
f
inviting
a
group
of
ruorte
ftara
to
Um
Ms
event.
He
prepare
hi
uevapaper
paMietty
and
tavrn
goes
to
New
York
wttfe
Raaa
Fagafad
Lorta.
IIKIIIND
1IIK
iSl'KEKN
Arrived
at
the
Hud
to.
tbe
atara
aI
plead
preekKU
tftascenventa.
However,
thtaagh
tMt'
sehemlng.
the
publicity
vtery
aats
to
the
papers.
The
"WOfP'fnt
find
(be
hotel
crowd
ed
with
rue,
aU
eager
to
meet
the
piayefa.
Teddy,
la
frantic,
realising
that
wna
the
truth
esmea
out.
hell
be
ruined.
His
friends
try
to
help
him
by
drmtn'g
aa
atara.
But
Jeanne,
who
baa
beea
datttg
same
sketching
at
the
atudlo
arrive
with
half
a
dozen
famous
itara.
The
evening
la
a
aucreM.
Tin:
K!
The
worthless
cheek
Un't
worrying
Teddy.
Raady
Fumes
haa
promised
to
win
the
rate
aad
then
refuse
the
prtre.
At
the
last
minute.
"Duke
Blade,
world'
champion
racer,
arrives.
The
sheriff
warn
Teddy
that
non-payment
means
Jail
Furnesa.
In
fear
of
Slade.
deserta
hta
boat.
Teddy
takaa
hla
place,
and
In
a
race
of
aerve-Ungllng
thrill,
manage
to
win
by
a
matter
of
Inches.
His
father.
-jarbo
bad
arrived
while
the
eon-test
was
in
progrcas.
forglvea
bun
and
admits
that
Jesnn
haa
won
bis
heart.
!.
well
as
Teddy's.
Thst
la
the
story
of
"Fascinating
Youth"
being
shown
Tuesday.
HOOT
GIBSON
HERE
IN
PICTURE
TONIGHT
Mj
Cluinpluii
llrunrlio
Hurler
llefitrr
He
Went
Into
Ilie
Motif
When
the
Pendleton
Roundup
la
held
acta
year
In
Pendleton.
Oregon.
In
frhleb.
champion
cowboys
and
cowgirls
frcm
all
over
the
United
States
compete
for
the
cbampiensnlp
of
the
world,
fn
bronco
busting,
cattle
roping
and
bull-
dogging.
Hoot
Qlbson
drops
whatever
Iw
la
doing
and
catches
the
first
train
for
the
Oregon
city.
The
minute
Hoot
arrives
in
tow,n
he
la
surrounded
by
competitor!
and
offi
cial
alike,
for
Hoot
has
the
distinction
of
being
Uie
only
man
ever
to
win
the
broace
busting
and
cattle
roping
cbam-
plofislilp
for
three
successive
years.
Olbson
was
bom
In
Tekamah.
Nebras
ka,
and
previous
to
hla
first
appearance
on
Uie
screen
In
1911,
had
spent
his
entire
life
on
the
plains
of
Nebraska
and
Wyoming.
When
be
became
first
a
featured
plafer
and
then
a
star,
he
did
not
drop
his
old
friends,
as
many
leaser
llghtsi
have
drae.
He
not
only
kept
up
the
old
ties
with
people
of
the
cattle
country,
but
made
many
new
and
last
ing
friends
as
well.
As
a
result
his
picture
of
tbe
open
spaces
continue
to
tK
true
to
life
and
furnish
entertainment
to
all.
Hla
latest
starring
vehicle-
lor
-Univer
sal,
'The
silent
RWer."
comes
tonight.
"NEW
YORK"
PACKED
WITH
PUNCH
SCENES
Paramount'
1-atri.t
Mupr
up
a
Thrilling
Tale
of
Metropolitan
Ll'r
Imagine
the
situation
In
which
a
young
man
sits
down
at
a
piano
and
Ttpialns
there
all
night
composing
a
love
bill
d
to
his
sweetheart
not
knowing
that
In
a
room
less
than
ten
feet
away
lies
the
body
of
a
friend
"
'
who
has
been
murdered!
.
That's
one
of
the
situations
contained
in
Paramount
latest
production,
"New
York,"
which
comes
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
RIeardo
Oortez
Is
the
musician;
Lou
Wilson,
hi
fiancee;
and
Estelle
Taylor,
the
victim.
Briefly,
the
story
la
that
of
four
Bowery
boys
who
have
evinced
a
"gang
spirit"
since
childhood.
All
four
attain
maturity
and
branch
out
to
make
their
Muliu.i
THE
DAnV
NEWS
.
.1
ut:r.K
.it
TiuuTiu:
MoudJT
Hoot
Orbaon
In
"The
HMer"
Oamedy:
"Soookww
"
InterasWonal
New.
Tod.iJ
The
Junta
SUM
in
Oomedf.
'WaaaaMtlln
Weilnewti.T
and
Tliurwl.ir
"New
Yt."
Ossnedy.
Aescap'a
Fttm
PaMea.
Krld.iv
and
Salurd-if
"Oonvoy."
Oomedy.
Pa
the
Review
CONVOY
PICTURE
OF
AMERICAN
AND
BRITISH
FLEETS
ELECTRICAL
LIGHT
RAY
S
RECORDS
"Red
Lips"
"MaRnolia"
r.i
Trate
auk
VmsI
riwram
Tk
C1r-
35C3
"The
More
We
Are
Toether,,
"You
Never
(Jet
Nowhere
Holding
Hands"
Tx
Trsto
wttk
Varsl
C(UT
Six
Jaaalair
Jsrks.
3524
"Russian
Lullaby
"One
Summer
Night"
runs
U
Klsikalt
Orisa
ky
Lw
vtkiu.
Kair
TiMstr
OrtUL
Clr
beautiful
kataa
act
annag
tbe
moun-
.aim.
ttw
two
era
tar,
taw
has
aah
oone
,
!
and
tkc
(resit
lava
IxnS
which
evtends
lor
distance
of
over
twutv-ne
mltos.
j
l
lollowtag
tk
Naa
to
Ovnustia
Indian
!
rfalasjs.
Yearn
fr
tstfaraaauoti.
l
&
OttAB.
OOsWON.
4:
i
:
Utaattar
(aaUdtyl
"I
btw
watting
to
see
you
Xlr.
Kjsj,
tn
ragsfd
to
Um
quality
of
nUk
wlah
whseli
you
have
cai
aervlng
caw."
,UMuamn
(utsssstly)
"Yea,
sir."
,
Mlnwtor
i
very
mUany)
"I
oUy
4
1
wealed
to
say.
Ur.
Kurd,
that
I
us
tat
aailk
far
dkHary
ssttpoais
Mcluairy,
aad
net
LAND
ACT.
XOTICK
lit'
INTENTION'
TO
APPLY
TO
LtltSK
UNI
Queen
CSsrlotte
Islands
Land
District,
Land
Recording
District
of
Prinee
Rupert,
and
situate
north
of
Lets
MM
aMl
IW7
,
TAKX
NOTICE
that
Tbe
Lanmara
Pkali-
I
ing
and
Packing
Oo.
Ltd.
of
ktataett.
occupation
Canncra,
Intends
to
apply
for
lease
of
the
foUowlnas
described
tends:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
twenty
chains
north
of
Tan
Indian
Rate
and
n
tbe
shore.
of
Mtlntyre
Bay;
IMio
north
S
chains
to
tbe
low
-water
mark:
thence
westerly
following
said.
Idw
water
ISO
chains;
tbenee
aMitberly
6
chains;
thence
easterly
160
ehsins
to
tbe
point
With
tbe
tynal
assembling
of
several
of
MaaatncemeBt,
and
Containing
eighty
spectacular
.
cenes
of
the
Battle
of
Jutland.
Including
the
sinking
of
a
part
of
the
Oeraun
fleet.
Robert
Kane's
epic
pf
the
tfsvy
is
at
last
here.
The
special
which
was
four
month
in
the
making
and
coat
more
than
$1,000,000,
Is
to
be
shown
at
the
week
end.
The
pictures
of
the
actual
marine
battle
were
borrowed
from
tbe
German
and
British
Navy
department,
while
the
United
States
Navy
department
cooperated
to
the
prod
uc
ton
of
the
pic
ture
by
lending
several
reels
of
tbe
3aere
Numl
American
battle
squadron
In
setter.
more
or
leas.
LnANOARA
FISHING
&
PACKINO
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Fred
Nash,
Agent.
Dated
June
37.
137.
xoTicr.
LAND
ACT.
IP
INTKNTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LtlAHK
LANK.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording;
District
of
Coast
District.
Range
4.
and
alt-uate
on
aad
being
all
of
Bonllla
Island
except
that
pertton
occupied
by
Indian
iber
Is.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Ole
C.
Auatad.
during
the
war.,
from
which
were
taxen
:
rancher,
Intend!
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
many
thrilling
scenes.
'he
following
described
lands:
Te
return
of
tbe
fleet
to
New
York
:SSXE
V?
harbor,
following
tbe
Armistice,
the
'
'.hence
northerly,
westerly,
southerly
and
reception
by
the
Secretaries
of
War
and
",trly;
following
the
sinuosities
of
the
Ktry,
Newton
Baker
and
Joeephus
..XceDttn
tkreirom
that
Dortion
of
tb
Daniels,
and
the
embarking
sad
dlsem-
si
and
ecupied
by
Indian
Reserve
No.
18,
barking
of
the
first
troopships,
at
1IM
comaming
one
tnousann
acres,
more
M
other
scenic
highlights
of
tbe
film
OLE
C.
AU8TAD.
which
teHs
a
dramatic
tale
of
"The!
Applicant.
Bridge
of
Shape"
across
which
two
mn.!
Data!
July
15.
1837.
lion
American
soldiers
were
ushered-
to
Frtnce
during
tbe
war.
Convoy,"
based
on
John
Talnter
IN
THE
Sf
PHKMt:
COURT
OF
IIIIITIHII
Foote'a
short
story
"The
Song
of
thej
Dragon
will
be
the
first
special
re-;
in
lease
by
the
First
National
in
1937.
Joe
Boyle
directed.
In
The
Letter
Box
TKItlttCK
TO
A1VAN.HH
Editor,
Dally
News.
Alyansh,
Naas
River.
B.C.
With
reference
to
a
despatch
from
Victoria
concerning
an
-alternate
route
for
the
highway
from
Prince
nupert
to
Terrace.
B.C.
It
was
stated
mat
tbe
chief
problem
will
be
to
cross
tbe
height
of
land,
between
tbe
Kitaum-kalum
and
the
Naas.
I
have
been
this
route
between
Alyansh,
Naa
River
and
Terrace,
quite
a
few
times
aad
would
say
that
the
said
height
of
land
that
la
such,
an
-engineering
problem,
oan
hard:
ly
'toe
found.
a
taw
divide
Is
passed
without
knowing
It,
aad
tbe
highest
point
a
read
could
touch
would
not
more
than
fifty
leet
above
the
elevation
of
Kltsumkalum
Lake,
a
rise
of
fifty
feet
In
a
distance
ef
approximately
IS
miles,
almost
to
8
Mid
Lake,
which
la
on
the
Naas
watershed.
Starting
from
'Terrace
there
is
twenty
miles
of
road
tlyt
a
truok
can
travel
over
as
far
as
Kltsumkaltam
Lake
and
from
the
end
of
this
road
to
Rosewood
own
way
in
the
world.
One
became
a
tat
the'bead
of
the
like
there
ls,s
pack
politician,
iwo
join
a
jazz
band
and
the
trail
for
a
distance
of
seven
miles,
fourth
developes
into
a
professional
i
From
Rosswood
to
Cedsr
river
bridge,
gangster.
Then,
a
shadow
In
the
form
(about
eleven
miles,
a
narrow
right
of
of
a
woman
comes
between
them.
Miss
has
way
been
cut
and
a
road
partly
Taylor
finds
It
hard
to
hide
her
love
,
completed,
so
that
a
wagon
can
get
as
for
Cortes,
but
his
mind
Is
enraptured
far
as
Cedsr
river
by
bumping
over
a
by
a
society
belle.
Cortez
spurning
her.
few
stump.
From
there
to
the
Naas
she
msrries
William
Powell
so
that
shs
u
just
a
pack
trail
which
pastes
Sand
may
stay
near
his
friend.
lUke,
Oalnor
and
Lava
lakes,
crosses
One
night,
the
girl
determines
to,
tbe
huge
ia-
bed
at
a
narrow
hall
make
a
last
attempt
to
win
Cortes.
She
mile
crossing
and
then
follows
tbe
goes
to
his
apartment
and
telephones
,
6eaxe
river
most
of
the
dlsUnce
to
her
husband.
Powell
arrives
there
first
Aivnv,
:and
ui
a
jealous
tlradd
shoots
her
He
Tue
rout
of
course
has
its
sttrai
-tMck-
tiie
body
in
a
neighboring
room.
'
tions
for
tne
tourist
Vith
a
chaiu
ol
IN
PKOJJATE
the
Matter
of
Act:
and
the
Administration
In
the
Matter
of
the
Eatate
of
William
J.
Kyle.
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
III
Honor.
F.
McB.
Young,
the
34th
day
of
June,
A.D..
1937.
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
tbe
estate
of
William
J.
Kyle,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
35th
day
of
July.
-A
D.
1937.
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN,
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prinee
nunert
n
n
Dated
the
35th
day
of
June,
A
D.
1&37
1
IN
I'HOnATE.
IN
TIIK
SLPKKMK
f'OI'KT
OF
ISIUTIMII
(OI.II.MIIIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Harry
Charles
Oainpbell
Black,
Deceased.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ills
Honor,
F.
McB.
Young,
the
18th
day
of
July,
A.D.,
1937,
I
was
appointed
Admln-
itavor
oi
me
estate
oi
Harry
Charles
Campbell
Black,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
iwreoy
requires
to
luraiah
same,
pro-cerly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
16th
day
of
August.
A.D.
1927
.nH
.n
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
re-
Suired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
ln-ebtednem
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Admlnlitrator
Prince
Ruuert.
B
C
Dated
the
16th
day
of
July,
la
27
'
IN
PH0BATE.
IN
THE
SI'PKEjTe
COURT
OF
HUITISII
t'OLUMiJIA
V1
thet..MaUfr
01
th
"Administration
Act
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
John
n
Selffert
Berndwn.
Decewrt
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HI
Honor
Judge
P.
McB.
Young,
the
6th
da?
Of
July.
A.D.
1927.
I
was
fimolnSi
25!
uiun-itwi
vi
wit-
jLAiaie
i
err
ramagen,
Deceased,
of
John
Seif-
n4
all
having
claims
against
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same.
Drooerw
veriiiea.
to
me
on
or
before
the
6th
day
of
August,
AX).
1927,
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
Estate
are
required
to
nav
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMA
fl
A
WATT
Official
Adm
tstrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
W
r4k!m.
VtoUaist.
ui
rissk
Maa..--
"Rosy
Cheeks"
"Underneath
the
Stars
With
You"
Kirk
La
"TW.
Crwaaix
TrwiWSMr,'
-.)
wltk
UsiUr
aa4
Haa.
JO-O
"Silver
Moon
"Your
Land
and
My
Land"
rt
Tr4s
wUk
Varsl
C1iraM.
Trm
'Mr
MiU4"
l
FnUs'i
Urakmts.
"Just
Like
a
Butterfly"
"Baby
Mine"
Fas
Tnu
rltt
Vatal
CWrw
YUinI
Um
Cm
L
U(Imus.
J,
LORNE
MacLAREN,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
3573
COME
NOW
AND
GKT
YOUR
CUOK
I
while
the
choice
is
Rood!
Great
B
t
CANADIAN
VPAcinci
itiiurtri
at
argais
McARTHUR'S
SUMMER
SALE
of
hih
grade
Boots
&
Shoes
McArthur'H
Slioes
arc
known
for
quality
Every
pair
in
the
store
at
Sale
Prices.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippe
Prince
Itupert.
II.C.
rs
"TIIK
DAINTIHST
HKKAKI'AHT
FOOD"
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
pish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ketchikan,
Wranrell,
Juneau
and
Kkarwuy
August
i,
f
v..
To
Vam
outer.
Victoria
and
Heattle
AiitiiKt
3.
0,
10,
13,
0.
l,
PKINL'KMM
IIKATItlt'K.
tor
liuledale,
Kast
liella
llelli.
0-ean
tall.
Nainil,
Alert
IW
Camphell
Itlver,
and
Vanraairr
every
Huturd.tv.
II
e-m.
.
M.
Afrtiey
for
all
Hteainstilp
Lines.
full
lnrrentl
W.
C.
Oltl'IMIlll.
(leneral
Aent.
Corner
of
4th
Btreet
and
Jrd
Aieiiae,
.Prince
Kuerf,
J
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
233
Third
Avenue
Prince
HP,rt
HOSE
Cr.AMI'S
HOSE
NOZZLES
HUKHEK
GASKETS
HOSE
COUPLINGS
LAWN
SI'IHNKLEHS
(JAIA'ANIZED
PAI15
Non.Kinkublc
Huhber
Uoh
cut
to
any
lenfeth
and
fittO
w"'
CoupliiiKs
and
Nozzle.
Mnil
Orders
Carefully
Filled