nturdar,
March
12,
1027
Waterfront
Whiffs
Interesting
Experiment
In
Halibut
Seining
Herring
ltun
now
.m
In
Full
Swing
More
Uoats
From
South
to
FUh
Here
Changes
Among
American
Vessels.
A
new
experiment
which
will
doubtless
be
follow-H
,ith
inf..
A
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It'leii
II-
recently
built
here
and
now
being
outfitted
for
her
first
riji
to
the
bank.
Hovmuller
will
attempt
to
seine
for
halibut,
thus
ryinir
out
for
the
first
time
on
this
coast
a
method
that
(
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employee
wun
success
in
Denmark
and
other
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inc
uiimui
net
oi
in
element.
odes
and
oods
Modes
may
be
merely
the
moods
of
the
moment
THE
PIONEER
n.
.AIJNDRYKinS
HOUSE
H010
5Ht5
SOLVED
ON
I
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NOW
SHE
KNOWS
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fine
munu
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l
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it
miff
ilila
im
trnttimr
l
uiii
n
lamiiy
inunary.
t
l
loneer
Laundry
Phone
1
IK
New
arrival
of
Spring
Coats
Suits
and
Dresses
Suits
tha
are
In
the
forefront
of
fashion
for
present
wear
beautifully
made
garments
revealing
the
popular
hox
style
Coat
and
wrap-round
Skirt.
Prices
Moderate
BENT'S
LADIES'
HEADY-TO-WEAK
Third
Avenue
-
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u
be
i
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as
a
towuoat.
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u
60
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vm
lie
lAnri
iruui
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rYiiiirii
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11
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rti
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nnn.
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Some
fourteen
or
a
nf
th
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rM
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atil
nn
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ll
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wiving
good
lucctu,
One
boat
.uiMUijin
in
u.
caven
ox
ven
large
epnrut?
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uur'iig
iin
weK,
another
nve.
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if
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ouuen
uovt.
ine
jocm
packer.
:
"rorinong.
t,gpi.
nert
weannouih.
is
.....
,
'
i"uui
mj
oe
commissioned
to
brtug
the
,
11.1
iiaruca
wmcn
w
fwumtd
to
Tfi
Thf
herrlni!
run
tm
to
hv
Rhift.
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mmmi
wit,
wirurr
i
k
iwnra,
,
w
inn
niruur
nenr
ron
binnvujri
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inn
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m
n
nn
tu
ri.v.
.
v.
1
1
:..
nlk..
bnuf,
r
mnaaaA
In
'bringing
It
In
to
the
floating
cunnery
IjUir!
Wh.lin
K'lmr
iltln
I-
rlni
;on;
to
the
Ilupert
Uirlne
Product
I
plant
at
Tuck
Inlet,
where
reduction
operation
are
proceeding,
and
to
the
!
plant
of
the
Canadian
FUh
ii
Cold
i
Storage
Co.
where
It
la
being
frown
for
bait.
Bert
Flewln
wa
In
port
during
Uh
week
on
hla
boat,
the
Taplow.
tie
la
pn
paring
for
the
reaumption
of
trolling
at
hla
camp
In
Warke
Canal
and
atated
Hcfore
buying
your
jewel-thU
intention
of
putting
in
a
wharf
lery
novelties.
Investigate
the'
there
that
lhe
t!ln"
current
styles.
mltbt
eM-
We
can
give
you
i
authentic
j
.rIng
tpeDt
wlntw
trftpplne
ta
Information
of
this
years
'the
vicinitr
of
Captain
Oo.
Frank
styles,
having
just
returned
Lund
and
Jack
Wooda
arrivtd
in
port
from
the
EasL
9.
4
cJEWELLEfS
tttt
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCN
on
Tburnday
with
a
good
Jag
of
fur
jfor
which
there
waa
considerable
com-I
petition
avmong
the
local
buTera
and
.whlth
finally
waa
bought
In
by
A.
Richmond
lor
tome
1
1
too.
The
trapper
PACIFIC
CHEAT
EASTEHN
HAIIAVAY
COMPANY
tcmh:r
Sealed
Tendera
endoraed
"Tender
for
Steamert"
will
be
received
by
the
under-
aignea
up
to
noon
Tnurndaj-,
Marcn
31.
at
the
office
of
the
OompwbT,
179
Dunamuir
Street.
Vancouver.
EC.
for
the
purchase
of
the
hull,
machlnerr
and
equipment
of
the
two
ateamera
"Operator"
and
"Conveyor."
lying
on
th
aouth
aide
ot
the
Nechako
River
at
Prlnc
Oeorye.
Oder
ahould
be
for
the
teasel
M
(hey
atand.
complete.
To
arranre
for
Impaction,
communU
rate
with
Mr.
A.
A.
Belbeck,
Prince
George,
B.C.
The
lowaat
or
any
tender
not
necea-aarUy
accepted.
RCBT.
WIUON.
!
At.
Oeneral
alanarer.
Vanrcuver.
DC.
February
33,
1827.
LAND
ACT
MITIOK
nr
lTr.XTION
TO
APPLV
TO
j
TO
PlR(llM:
UMl
In
Prlnre
Rupert
Land
Recording
DU-trlct
ot
Prince
Rupert,
and
iltuate
on
the
north
abore
of
tht
South
Arm
of
i
lasoo
Harbor,
atoreaby
laland.
Queen
1
Charlotte
lalands,
Province
ot
Brlliah
i
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Jamea
rield.
of
Prlnre
Rupert.
B.C
occupation
Marine
!
Broker,
intend
to
apply
for
permuion
to
purchace
the
following
described
j
tandat
'
Commencing
at
a
poat
planted
on
the
i
north
there
of
South
Arm
ot
Taaoo
Har-i
bar,
Morettb
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
i
laland.
Irr
the
Province
of
Bntlah
Col-',
umbla.
about
S
chain
from.
the
end
,
of
i
the
Government
trail;
thanre
10
ttilna
northeaaterly:
thence
10
chains
north
;
westerly;
thence
10
chain
aoutbweater
ly;
thenra
10
chain
outhMterly,
and
I
containing
twenty
(30)
acre,
more
or
lena.
JAMES
FIELD.
Applicant.
Dated
November
3tt.
IBM
DEPARTMENT
OF
LANDS
NOTICE
Application
for
Orating
Per
in
Its
for
I
he
season
of
li7.
Application
for
permit
to
grace
live-atnek
on
the
Crown
range
within
any
grazing
district
ot
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
must
be
filed
with
th
District
Foreater
at
Fort
Oeorge,
Kam-loop.
Nelaon.
Prince
Rupert,
Vancouver,
or
Wllllama
Lake
on
or
before
March
Slat.
1S37.
(
Blank
form
upon
which
to
aubmlt
application
may
he
obtained
from
th
,
District
Foreater
at
th
above
named
!
placea.
or
from
the
Department
ot
Land
I
at
Victoria,
D
C.
!
O
R,
NADKN.
t
Deputy
Minister
of
Land.
Department
oi
una.
Victoria.
BC
January
4.
lejT
NOTICE
Under
and
by
virtu
of
the
provision
of
Section
118
,if,,tne
"Mineral
Act,r
so-tlci
Is
hereby
given
Maun.
Malcolm
Smyth.
Edmund
Langlt.
Harold
Hansen
and
Aloeri
moo
re,
mat
mere
owing
o
the
undersigned
for
Assessment
Work
performed
on
the
Oordllla
Oroup
of
Mineral
Claims,
Princess
Royal
Island,
Skeena
Mining
Division,
the
sum
ot
I3V3.U8,
and
that
Utiles
said
persous
pay
their
DroDortlonat
shar
ot
the
coit
of
such
Assessment,
together
with
all
costr
of
dvertllng.
etc,
to
me
unarmgnea
it
Butedale,
B.C..
ou
or
before
May
IX
1037,
application
will
be
made
to
th
Oold
Commissioner,
Prlnc
Rupert,
BC
to
have
their
respective
interest
in
tb
herein
mentioned
Mining
Oroup
ot
Mineral
Claim
vutrd
In
the
under.
,lpnnl'
david
conmiXA.
JACOB
fOSKI.
7aZ
VJJUt
KE77T3
PAGE
FIVB
Beauty
KaOTVarffCaVf-
reside
at
Lewis
Island.
aon.
cleared
latt
Saturday
night
on
her
"
1
j
first
trip
to
the
halibut
bank.
The
Improvement
have
Just
been
com-
j
owner
of
.
the
Chief
Skugald,
Capt.
pleted
at
Cwland
Park
by
the
Federal
department
of
public
worka
which
will
not
only
be
oL
advantage
to
the
resi
dent
of
that
place
but
to
traffic
generally
by
providing
a
abort
cut
Into
the
blind
slough
of
the
Skecna
River.
Under
the
superintendence
of
A.
Halkett
of
Victoria,
boulder
were
blown
and
anag
whxxf
at
Seal
Cove.
The
American
halibut
schooner
Brisk,
which
arrived
early
this
week,
brougtw
mainly
at
th
present
time
to
the
de
velopment
of
dogfish
oil
as
a
com
mercial
product.
The
latest
In
Indoor
sports
In
Prince
Rupert
la
carpet
bowling
which
baa
been
devised
during
the
winter
by
some
of
th
canny
member
of
the
St.
An
drew's
Society.
So
proficient
"In
this
port
ha
the
waterfront
team,
com
prising,
Algy
Hunter,
representative
ot
III
Majesty
and
the
Dominion
govt
trnnnrttt.
and
Doe
Clapjierton.
who
'Is
JafinOllvej'
right
hand
man.
become
that
they
are
about
to
Issue
a-
chal
lenge
to
the
world
at
large.
The
schooner
Jessie,
which
It
was
announced
last
week
wa
to
come
north
to
enguge
in
halibut
fishing
out
of
this
port,
is
due
to
arrive
on
March
17.
1
After
having
scent
a
week
In
nort
outfitting
and
having
certain
changes
made
to
nt
her
for
her
new
work,
the
schooner
Chief
Skugald,
Capt.
BUI
Par-
Large.
Red
Pimples
Covered
Her
Face
MJ
Mabl
Moore,
nienlieim,
Ont,
write
i
"A
abort
whiU
apo
my
fae
waa
covered
with
larg,
red
pimple.
I
tried
levtral
remedies,
but
ail
failed.
At
last
a
friend
advised
m
to
ta
Dd
1
took
three
bottle.
1
will
never
rgT4
th
dy
I
did
thi
a
my
face
ll
eatirsly
cWrtd
up.
My
mother
ha
taken
B.B.B.
for
hetdaolwa,
and
th
htau't
had
th
least
ign
f
Ltwdtch
for
a
long
tim."
ThJ
vtluabl
remedy
ha
been
on
th
nrkt
for
th
put
iS
yeari)
put
op
tly
lTk
T.
MUbura
Or,
Limited,
Smith,
R.CJt.
retired,
has
taken
up
resi
dence
In
the
city.
AVOTIIKK
IU
M
Rr.vr.R
Still
another
southern
rum
runner
to
come
north
to
engage
In
the
pursuit
of
halibut
fishing
out
ot
this
port
waa
the
delsel
boat.
Klltulsh,
Capt.
Fred
Brown.
removed
from
the
water
there
so
thatiblch
arrived
here
from
Vancouver
at
boat
will
In
future
be
able
to
pas
that
way
without
peril.
i..t
itix
vnvi.i:
unite
Th
small
freighter
Selkirk
waa
In
port
on
Thursday
from
Vancouver
with
aupplle
for
the
Mlllerd
Packing
Co.'
the
end
of
last
week,
clearing
for
the
ground
on
Monday.
The
Klltulsh
Is
a
ipeedy
100-foot
vessel
englned
with
a
set
of
five
delsel
motors,
The.
whole
Bushby
towbout
fleet.
Including
the
r.
II.
Phlppen.
which
wo
floating
cannery
Laurel
Whalen
which
(Chartered
from
the
CanadUn
FUh
&
Arrived
from
Bolntula
during
the
week
;
Cold
Storage
Co..
following
the
low
ot
and
which
la
now
engaged
In
salting
the
Ilanaco.
Is
busily
engaged
In
tow-herring,
being
moored
at
the
cannery
.
lr.g
herring
to
the
plant
at
Tuck
Inlet
The
.PJl.T..
Capt.
Harris
Kerr,
left
on
Wednesday
for
Oeorgetown
with
supplies
and.
taking
out
a
couple
of.
empty
cow,
returned
with
a
tow
of
herring
in
the
flnt
tagged
fish
to
be
caught
ilrom
Pearl
Harbor,
on
the
Kodlak
fishing
grounds.
The
j
tag
waa
turned
over
to
N.
L.
Freeman,!
First
hand
new
of
the
terrific
galea
local
representative
of
the
International
which
recently
swept
the
northern
fish-
Fisheries
Commission.
The
fish.
It
Isjlng
ground
was
brought
to
Prince
Ru-assumed,
waa
tagged
during
th
past
j
pert
during
the
week
by
members
of
winter
by
scientists
of
the
commission
working
In
that
vicinity.
I
H.
N.
Brocklesby
arrived
this
week
to
assume
his
post
as
scientific
as
sistant
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station.
Mr.
Brocklesby
waa
only
recently
married
and
he
and
&a
bride
have
taken
up
residence
for
the
Urn
being
In
the
McEwen
residence
crews
of
halibut
schooners
arriving
from
there
recently.
The
atorms,
described
by
fishermen,
as
the
worst
experienced
In
many
years,
although
dangerous
to
the
many
smaller
vessel
which
ran
for
harbor,
were
not
responsible
for
any
loss
ot
lite
or
ships,
"Reports
have
been
greatly
exaggerated."
asld
one
man.
on
Fourth
Avenue
West.
Mr.
Brock-!
"While
there
was
considerable
damage
leaby
was
In
Prince
Rupert
for
a
brief
j
done
to
vessels
close
to
shore
and
at
time
last
summer
engaged
In
scientific
harbor,
we
did
not
see
any
evidence
of
work.
Hla
edoru
are
being
devoted
dters
at
sea
where
we
remained
throughout
the
storm.
"A
strong
wind
started
early
the
opening
day
of
the
season
and
continued
for
two
day.
Many
of
the
boats
which
left
here
were
not
even
on
the
grounds,
but
were
anchored
In
harbor.
The
storm
subsided
the
third
and
fourth
day
but
broke
out
again
to
furiously
.
that
almost
ltvw
smaller
vessel'
'were
'
forced
d
.neek
shelter.
Rather
than
face"
-ihi
danger
of
trylni
tor-
harbor,
we
decided
to
stlck.lt
tout.
"We
'Jlfctad
rtr
'
an
tiour
tor
so
i
times,
Wit
t-wcVe
'
linuble-
loi
accomplish
much
becauxe
of
the
heavy
fog
and
rough
sea."
Sam
has
been
wearing
a
beautiful
"blooty"
these
past
ten
daya.
We
dldnt
believe
anybody
could
do
It
to
him
until
we
saw
htm
at
the
banquet
Thursday
night.
Ptrhaps.
It
waa
significant
of
i
the
things
that
we
pioneers
have
had
to
go
through
while,
as
Fred
said,
we
were
j
enjoying
the
itruggles.
Sam
says
he
I
fell
down
and
hit
a
fence
post
or
something
but
we
think
It
must
have
been
jdone
by
a
Orlt
(or
.perhaps,
a
Tory!
'trying
to
top
him
from
running
at
the
KMtlt'S
Slim
ItANTII
Oeorge
W.
Kerr
returned
this
week
from
Kami
oops,
where
he
purchased
About
300
aheep,
to
place
on
Zayaa
laland,
where,
a
announced
several
month
ago
Id
the
whiff,
he
is
starting
a
aheep
ranch,
Mr.
Kerr,
who
cam
In
oa
a
freight,
had
with
nun
110
head
of
the
stock,
and
these
will
be
taken
to
the
Island
a
etirly
as
possible.
Th
rest
ot
the
purchase
will
toon
be
here
from
the
south.
Zaya
Island
la
situated
In
the
neighborhood
ot
Dundoa
Island,
and
1
understood
to
be
adapted
for
sheep
raising,
There
Is
a
local
syndicate
behind
the
enterprise,
and
they
feel
confident
that
the
venture
will
be
a
suooes.
The
slirep
are
of
the
Oxford
breed.
Capt.
Olt
Lsrstu
ha
sold
the
Amerl.
can.
halibut
schooner
Kodlak
to
Lee
Campbell,
and
ta
having
a
new
boat
j
built
at
tft
Fishing
Vesxel
Owners
Marline
Way,
Statu.
Tlx
vestal
will
be
ation
for
Economical
Transportation
KAIEN
CAHACE
(Dave
Ross)
,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
ILC
TO
achieve,
in
a
our-cylinder
car
within
the
Chevrolet
price-range,
an
automobile
of
such
outstanding
beauty
is
a
unique
and
remarkable
accomplishment,
scarcely
to
be
expected
even
of
the
world's
largest
builder
of
gear-shift
automobiles.
To
produce
this
Most
Beautiful
Chevrolet
in
Chevrolet;
History
to
sell
at
Jfew
andLcwer
Prices
the
Lffwest
for
which
Chevrolet
hat
ever
been
sold
in
Canada
is
to
set
a
record
for
automobile
value
which
no
other
manufacturer
could
hope
to
duplicate.
Yet
it
is
a
literal
fact
that,
with
the
beauty
of
its
Fisher-Built
Bodies,
in
the
richness
of
its
Duco
color-ings,
the
completeness
and
quality
of
its
appointments,
the
refinements
too
numerous
to
list
here
this
Most
Beautiful
Chevrolet
in
Chevrolet
History
has
created
an
entirely
new
standard
of
values
in
the
low-priced
field.
When
you
come
to
inspect
the
Most
Beautiful
Chevrolet
in
Chevrolet
History
you
must
come
prepared
for
a
new
revelation
of
beauty
and
refinement
and
for
an
instant
revision
of
your
present
conception
of
what
your
automobile
dollar
will
buy.
pflitMost
eautiful
CHEVROLET
in
Chevrolet
Hist
dry
73
feet
long,
with
a
17',4
ft.
beam
and
8a
ft.
depth
and
will
be
powered
with
a
135
h.p,
Washington.
Eitep
delsel
engine.
The
launching
Is
scheduled
to
take
place
early
In
April.
John
Johnson
ha
sold
his
Interest
In
the
Omaney
to
his
partner
O.
OI-
sen.
and
1
having
a
new
boat
built
In
Tkcoma
to
be
completed
some
time
In
AprU.
Charlie
Bloomquist
ha
bought
the
halibut
schooner
Brunvoll
from
Charles
Johnson
and
has
equipped
It
with
a
75
h.p.
Atlas-Imperial
delsel'
engine.
Capt.
Johnson
Is
having
a
new
boat
built
at
the
Stroupstead
Shipyards
In
Taooma.
which
will
be
powered
with
an
60
h.p.
Falrbanks-Morae
Type
CO.
del-sel
engine.
j
Charlie
Ness,
former
owner
of
the
1
1
Polaris.
Is
having
a
new
halibut
boat
,
built
at
the
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
Marine
Ways,
Seattle.
The
vessel
will
,
be
66
feet
long,
with
a
18
ft.
beam
and
7,
ft.
depth,
and
will
be
powered
with
90
h
p.
Atlas-Imperial
deisel
engine.
The
Sylvia,
a
61
ft.
halibut
schooner
was
recently
launched
at
the
Sagstad
I
Shipyards,
Seattle,
for
Jens
Olsen.
The
f
vessel
has
a
15
Vs
ft.
beam
and
74
ft.
j
depth,
and
is
powered
with
a
70
h.p.
iBollnder
engine.
A
combination
halibut
boat
and
salmon
trailer
was
launched
recently
at
the
Moberg
Shipyards,
Seattle,
for
iRockom
Bros,
of
Anacortes.
Wash.
The
vessel
1
43
ft
long,
with
11
ft.
beam
and
SH
ft
depth,
and
1
powered
with
a
34
h.p.
Atlas-Imperial
gas
engine.
The
some
yard
also
has
a
contract
for
C.
Romberg
and
E.
Jensen,
of
Seattle.
The
vessel
wlU
be
equipped
with
a
150
h.p.
Bollnder
engine.
A
new
halibut
schooner
1
being
built
at
Olson
Sc
Sunde'a.
Seattle,
tor
A.
Petersen,
Olaf
Swsnson
and
C.
Sather.
The
vessel
will
be
63
ft.
long,
with
a
15!-,
ft.
beam
and
7
te.
9
In.
depth.
The
keel
of
a
new
boat
for
Capt.
A.
M.
Samuleson,
.owner
of
the
Mary,
will
be
laid
down
In
the
same
yards
late
In
February.
Tills
vessel
wllli'be
70
ft
long,
with
a
10',,
ft.
beam
and
8
ft.
depth.
'
The
halibut
schooner
Kantak.
Capt,
Conrad
Wold,
was
recently
equipped
with
a
100
h.p.
Atlas-Imperial
deisel
engine.
Unfavorable
weather
again
mitigated
during
the
past
week
against
heavy
halibut
arrivals
but
the
total
for
the
season
to
date
of
landings
at
this
port
Is
now
1,403.800
pounds
which,
despite
poor
fishing
weather
that
ha
prevailed
practically'
ever
since
the
season
opened.
Is
only
some
400.000
pounds
lets
than
at
a
similar
data
latt
year.
Two
or
three
heavy
dayt
landings
would
easily
make
up
the
deficiency.
Halibut
arrival
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
week
totalled
494,300
pounds
ot
which
400,000
pounds
even
was
landed
by
American
boats
and
99,200
pound
by
Canadians.
Ot
the
1,403.800
pound
landed
here
to
date
since
the
season
opened,
1.324,500
pound
wa
from
American
vessels
and
178,300
pounds
from
Canadian.
Starting
on
Saturday
at
16c
and
8c
for
American
fish
and
14.1c
and
10c
tor
Canadian,
prices
gradually
came
dowu
until
Wednesday
when
the
lowest
American
price
of
the
week
11c
and
7o
wa
paid,
the
Canadian
low
on
the
tame
day
being
11.8c
and
7c.
Boats
marketing
catches
here
during
PAIN
from
Bladder
Irritation
sea
by
8ANTAL
MIDY
wr
of
Imitations
Lk
fee
tti
word
"MlDr"
sold
liv
all
druttist
Halts.
NEW
LOWER
V
PRICES
'V
Roadster
-
J655.O0
Touring
.
655.00
Coup
780.00
Coach
760.00
Sedan
-
-
861.00
,
Landau
'
"
Sedan
930.00
11
Cabriolet
.
890.00
Roadster
Delivery
655.00
'
Commercial
Chassis
490.00
Utility
Express
C3
M5.00
Price
at
Factory
Othaua
Government
Taxr$
:
Extra
We
are
the
Sole
Agents
for
the
ORIGINAL
TOILET
LUXURIES
By
MORNV
201
Regent
Street,
London.
"CHAMIXADE-
-JUNE
ROSES"
"MYSTERIEUSE"
"VIOLETTE
MORNV
"ROSE
VERVEINE"
These
famous
Perfumes
and
Powders
are
used
in
every
Court
and
capital
of
Europe.
Their
rare
quality
and
enchanting
fragrance
have
won
them
the
approval
of
society
women
both
in
Europe
and
America.
We
have
the
Perfume,
Toilet
Water,
Face
Powder,
Up
Salve,
Bath
Salts,
Bath
Dusting
Powder,
Soap
for
the
'
fMith',
and
Shaving
Soap
in.
wooden
bowls.
'
ORMES
LTD.
i
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Three
Registered
Pharmacists
3rd
Avenue
and
Gth
Street
Phones
82
and
200
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.T.P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Patternmakers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Isequipped
to"
handle
fcll
klnds
of
U
f
;
!'
V
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
THE
OLD
IDEA
of
home
decoration
being
a
seasonal
pursuit
Is
dispelled;
today,
householders
instead
of
waiting
for
the
balmy
days
of
spring,
re-decorate
their
homes
as
the
need
arises.
We
carry
a
complete
stock
of
Alabastlne
and
Satin-Glo
for
beautifying
your
home.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
233
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
R.C.
the
week
(Saturday
to
Friday
inclusive)
were
a
follows:
American
Dally,
33,000
pounds;
Uranlua,
3.000:
Yakatat.
30.000;
Orant,
30.000;
Reliance,
8,000;
Arrow,
20.000;
Defence,
11.000;
Foremost,
44.000;
Eagle,
40,000;
Atlas.
39.000;.,
Atlantic,
30.000;
North,
33,000:
Wireless,
10.000;
Seattle.
40.000;
Liberty,
25.000.
Canadian
ingred
H.,
7,000;
Nuba,
J.700;
Violet
J
8.000;
HeveUle.
2.500;
Impereuse.
3.000;
Eric
Roy,
2.000;
Toodle.
2.000;
Bingo,
2.500;
Aiken,
8.500;
Vrna,
1,000;
Joe
Baker,
2,600;
Olbson,
1.000;
N,
to
8..
3.000;
Cape
Bealc,
31.-000;
Ituse
Spit,
2.000;
Prosperity
A..
13.-000;
Nomen,
3.000.
The
very
moment
one
la
satisfied
witr
oneself,
then
one
1
certain
to
b
on
the
down
grade.
-
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
made
to
order.
In
our
shop
as
low
as
.
$50
223
Sixth
Street
George
rorie
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
AND
AUDITOR
rison.
(87
243
Seoeiid
Avrnoe
West,
Ittnr
K
a
pert