Forced
1U
r
f
Modern
i
DO
you
suffer
from
large
fuel
bills
?
Cold
rooms?
Sluggish
air
flow?
Slow
heat-ing
or
extremely
hot
air?
AU
these
cause
discomfort
and
31
health.
Yet
nil
may
be
eliminated
by
using
Forced
Air
the
greatest
home
heating
discovery
of
modern
times.
Miles
Automatic
Furnace
Fan
attached
to
your
present
furnace
transforms
it
from
a
rtity
to
a
ftiltiv
prttiurt
system.
Large
volume
of
air
are
forced
over
the
heating
surface,
pusliing
the
heat
units
into
the
rooms
before
they
liave
time
to
escape
into
the
base
ment
or
out
the
chimney.
Result:
a
great
saving
in
fuel,
better
health
and
solid
comfort
in
bitterest
weadicr.
Miles
Automatic
Fur
"o
nace
Fan
is
also
wonder
fully
effective
in
keeping
the
the
house
house
cool
cool
in
in
summer.
summer.
Can
Can
be
be
used
used
with
with
all
all
makes
makes
of
of
warm
warm
air
air
fur-
furnaces,
naces,
old
old
or
or
new.
new.
MaU
Mail
coupon
coupon
for
for
interesting
interesting
Pilars.
particulars.
1
"Rupert
Brand"
THE
DAINTIEST
mtEAKFAST
FOOD"
Smoked
Dally
by
si
'the
Greatest
HeatihM
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DlttributorM
of
Miles
Automatic
Furnace
Fan
for
all
Makes
of
Warm
Air
Furnaces,
Old
or
New
Agent
for
McClary
Furnaces
HATCH
FORI)
&
S1IKNTON
I'honc
33
DEMAND
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
DA
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
wLET-ER
RAIN!
,
Wo
have
the
Slickers
for
Ladles
and
Misses
in
Rtfdrnlue,
Vellow
and
Rose.
For
Koyn,
in
Black
and
Olive
Khaki
color.
Also
Rainhats
to
match.
Slicker
Rubber
Boots
for
Ladles
and
Misses
in
Grey,
Red
and
Rose.
Cum
Boots
for
Boys
and
Men
In
knee
length,
three
quarter,
and
hip.
We
carry
the
Dominion
Rubber
Brand
and
guarantee
every
pair.
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
I'hone
G13.
Wc
deliver
Canadian
National
Clhe
Largett
Kailway
Syflem
in
America
STEA1.ISHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
VICTOUIA.
SKATXLE,
SAIUNOS
from
MtlNCE
lin'EIlT
for
VANXOlR.
MIM-.
M
'
an.I
Intrrmeillate
point.,
each
THfKSp.lV
For
ANYOX
nnl
KETCHIKAN'
Bach
tVEHN'EW'AY,
400
pjn.
For
HTEU
AKT
Eah
HATt'llDAY.
10.0
PJ.
lor
NOKTII
AMI
SOUTH
IJfF.EN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
fortnightly.
PANSr.NOEIl
TIIAINS
LEAVE
I'KIN'CE
tTEW
HAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY
at
1IJ0
a.m.
for
EIMON-TON,
hime.
WINNIPEO,
all
poind
Eastern
Canada.
Inlled
AGENCY
ALlToCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES,
tlM
Canadian
National
Expre.
for
Money
Order.,
lorelrn
Cheqne.,
elc
alio
for
next
shipment.
your
KUPEBT.
.,.,
Phone
ri,n.
Z60
bu
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE.
S2S
THIHD
AVE..
PnlNCE
but
ftohtng
vessels.
Contemplating
leaving
ahortly
for
Norway
where
toe
will
take
over
the
msBsgsmeat
Of
bis
decaaead
father's
Marine,
Capt.
Qd.
Wtather.
well
known
sad
popular
aktpper.
has
aold
the
no
leas
wet!
kaon
veaael
Oslo
to
Ales.
Otoea,
formerly
of
the
Dose
Spit.
The
Oslo,
built
some
twelve
yeses
ago
In
Seattle
and
formerly
known
as
the
Vsl-
aaoas,
la
a
real
old
ttmsr.
She
la
fifty
teat
long
and
derives
her
power
from
s
hp.
Atlas
engine.
Having
-
been
changed
about
a
year
ago
from
American
to
Canadian
registry,
she
baa
alnce
made
Prince
Rupert
her
home
port.
The
other
sale
Is
that
of
the
Pair
of
Jacks,
alao
well
known,
by
Capt.
Jack
Ivaraon.
who
is
contemplating
the
con
t
ruction
of
s
newer
snd
larger
vessel
this
winter,
to
Pete
LUand
'and
Adolph
Wick
who
have
been
sailing
as
mem
bers
of
the
vessel's
crew.
Built
m
1918
at
the
McLean
shipyard
In
Prince
Rupert
for
Jack
Ivaraon
and
John
Wick.
from
whom
ahe
derived
the
title
"Pair
of
Jacks.'
the
veesel
Is
47
feet
long
snd
is
powered
with
s
27
hp.
-CarlLs
en
gine.
Lees
than
ten
yeara
old.
she
la
still
considered
one
of
the
better
veaseia
of
the
Prince
Rupert
haUbu
fleet.
HOATS
.MEET
1HSASTEK
During
the
week
.
disaster
befel
two
boats
engaged
In
connection
with
the
salmon
fisheries
down
the
coast
from
Prince
Rupert.
Shortly
after
leaving
Lowe
Inlet,
where
she
bad
been
under
packing
charter
to
the
B.C.
Packers'
cannery
during
the
season,
on
Tuesday
with
Vancouver
as
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
UM).
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dis
trict
or
Coast
District,
ttange
.
ana
situate
on
and
being
all
of
Bonllla
Island
except
that
portion
occupied
by
Indian
Reserve
Number
18.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Ole
C.
Austad,
of
Prince
Bjupert,
B.C.
occupation;
rancner,
jmcauvo:
pivj
the
lollowinyfaescnpea
janos:
.
Cornmenc!nj
at'
a
post.planted
.at
tbe
Doinf
of
.Bonilla
Island:'
thence
nortberly.wrateriy,
southerly
wid
easterly,
following
the
sinuosities
of
the
shore
line,
-to
point
of'
commencement,
excepting
therefrom
that
portion
of
the
island
occupiea
oy
uiuiui
jktw:
v,
and
containing
one
thousand
acres,
more
or
less.
OLE
C.
ADSTAD.
Applicant
Dated
July
15.
1M7.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION'
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
UXft
In
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
Re-n.Hino
nictrirt
of
Prince
RUDert.
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay.
Oraham
Island.
Q
C.I.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Somerville
Cannery
Company.
Limited,
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
Packer
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
1571,
Q.CX;
thnr
uit
30
chains:
thence
north
2
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thanee
west
following
low
water
mark.
an
chains:
thence
south
2
chains,
more
or
j
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
I
containing
six
(8)
acres,
more
or
less.
SOMERVILIJi
CANNERY
COMPANY,
LIMITED,
Applicant,!
Dated
August
31.
1627,
ft
,
Use
SAWS
J
Machine
Knives
SIMONOS
CoNADA
SAW
CO.
LTD.
MOMTHC
VANCOUVER.
ST.
JOHN,
I
THE
DAILT
KIWS
Waterfront
Whiffs
Imperial
Overhead
Une
Heinj:
Fulled
Down
HoaU
Change
Hand
and
New
Ones
to
lie
Huilt
Hunting
Still
j.
Not
d'ood
1
Another
well
known
old
waterfront
landmark
in
Prince
Rupert
Is
about
to
disappear.
Because
age
has
set
upon
jt
and
sine
a
better
device
atwms
advisable,
the
imposing
1500-foot
trestle,
which
since
the
inception
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Cos
plant
some
fourteen
years
has
curried
4he
jipe
mains
from
the
tanks
on
Hays
Cove
Hill
to
the
waterfront,
is
about
to
be
torn
down
and,
in
future,
the
mains
will
run
through
an
8
by
4
foot
concrete
conduU
underground,
excavation
for
which
is
now
under
way.
A
good-sized
crew
of
men
is
now
empioyd
on
the
work
which
will
involve,
an
expenditure
of
aavr
rl
thousand
dollars.
Removal
f
t
the
oM
trNtte
IU
make
a
operable
tntH1(3rd
the
K.
,nd
8
it
hu
btflonc
a
familiar
sltht,
not
eon-
,
,
.
...
.
.
'
.
eaplauted
i.,--
mum,
had
an
explosion
en
"
lidcred
ungainly
since
It
bM
become
.
b0UKl
running
and
It
was
wtta
uccistoned
the
eye
"
Mm
difficulty
and
aa
much
haste
that
The
old
trestle,
when
It
waa
put
In.
,h
a
the
crew
got
safely
was
not
alon
th
conMptlon
of
the
I
hare-
Ttw
veeel
U
now
lying
on
Imperial
(Ml
Op.
Part
of
the
Mbn
the
nr
Lo
o
ol
Prtnec
RuperVa
prtyoMd
dop-;
Hb
WM
M
k"
dttMtd
power
menu
in
tnoae
day..
It
was
deidaned
'
r,u
We
1
1
oi
only
to
carry
Um
oil
mains
but
rlM
to
be
uwd
aa
an
oirbMd
pedes-,
tnac'
approaeb
paIH
above
tb.
tbto
j
planned
busy
railway
round
houM
and
(
iittu.
Thus.
Mto
otany
other
t
hints,
the
old
Irartle.
tbotagb
Mag
In
aerrloe.
n
ei
filled
Its
full
iissfulnsu
and
It
Is
to
go.
the
wbnls
was
being
aeboduled
tor
campktlon
Shis
(all.
Other
unprnsmiiants
sd
renovations,
esteoalve
in
asope.
are
planned
by
the
Imperial
Oil
Oo.
tor
execution
next
prlng.
With
atoraas
of
the
earlier
part
of
the
weak
reoedtag
anal
a
patted
of
fine
weather
In
proipea.
Shaw
was
quite
an
exosius
of
halibut
boats
to
the
fishing
grounds
on
Tnnrsrtsr
afternoon.
One
flan
outfitted
-atoe
boats
for
depasture
during
the
tfsf
.
The
paat
week
has
been
masked
with
the
aaie
of
two
well
known
local
ball-
I
On
Monday,
the
seinaboju
811
rr
Istand.
owned
by
Steveaton
Japanese,
being
un-dar
tow
and
aa.shored
lor
the
night.
oke
bjsr
to-
line
and
drltted
on
an
Island
In
Wright
Sound,
being
damaged
rather
ertouljr
in
the
Impact.
Ar-rangeaenu
to
salvage
the
vessel
are
now
being
made
Ay
the
JIG.
Towage
Lighterage
Co.
She
to
.45
feet
long
an4
la
pewered
wtth
a
20
h-p!
Atlas
Im-rrial
eBgiiie.
There
was
spirited
bidding
on
afternoon
whan
Auctioneer
a.
F.
arlne
put
under
the
hammer
a
28-foot
Till
netter
deslgBsted
SJt.
1741
and
of.
fried
by
a
KrUmaat
Indian.
Bidding
started
at
taoo
snd
flnsUy
the
tidy
esset
went
to
Obarue
M&rdant.
local
halibut,
fisherman,
tor
SSOO.
She
has
in
8
&4.
Palmer
engine.
Cots
Anderson,
head
carpenter
at
the
iry
dock.
Is
away
with
Mrs.
Anderson
-in
a
holiday
trip
to
Jasper
Park.
It
has
not
been
confirmed
that
Qua
had
i
round
of
the
golf
course
with
the
Governor
Central
but
we'd
bet
a
rusty
nail
against
a
flea
bite
that
he'd
make
a
is
Exortieacr
loot
ate
a
piker
in
a
.hip
caulking
contest.
Joan
Ourrle
&
Son
have
their
pHe-
drtvtag
outfit
at
the
dry
doek
putting
!n
some
fender
piles.
,
HUNTING
STILL
SLOW
Further
reports
on
last
week-end's
hunting
activities
show
that
the
deer'
are
still
running
nigh
and
handsome
with
bucks
particularly
shy.
..
The
few
successful
huntsmen
Included
Dr.
Cade
and
son
who
took
one
at
Smith
Island
and
Skipper
Hlnton
and
.wi
who
took
another
at
Warke
.Chan
nel.
Unsuccessful
parties
Included
Jack
Lawrence
and
Biu4w'llIlscroft
who
were
stormbound
until
ttoon
Monday
at
Welcome
Harbor
with
the
A
ego;
Dr.
Alexander.
Claude
Klrkendal
and
Charlie
Starr
at
SpJUer
River,
and
Hubert
Ward
and
party
aly
at
Splller
River.
Qoplous
rainfall
waa
general
and
It
Is
suspected
that
some
of
the
boys
chose
comfort
and
,
postponed
the
really
.xrtcus
hunting
stuff.
Oeorge
Bryant
haa
been
trying
his
luck
aecn&s
the
bay
during
the
week
but,
so
far,
still
keeps
well
within
the
bag
limit.
It
is
reported
that
he
and
Jack
Judge
sent
over
on
Thursday
to
tie
one
up
for
Tommy
McMeekln
to
bang
away
at
this
week-end.
Aid.
M.
M.
Stephens
and
Sid
Hunter
bave
also
been
customers
across
the
bay
sut.
judging
from
the
sizes
of
the
bags
they
brought
home
they
must
have
been
ery
pernlcklty
about
what
they
wanted.
Charlie
Balagao
Is
being
generally
wel-cened
.on
his-
return
to
the
ranks
of
She
pleasure
.boat
.
owners.
Under
his
rnjy'ls
:oV,salllng
the
cabin
tcrulser
ktadsk':
.'
very.-
sppropriat'ev.
juune
'idr
cibfe
refined
precincts
of
the
Capital
City.
The
Khtada
Is
26
feet
long
and
is
powered
with
a
10-12
h.p.
Friable
engine.
Extensive
repairs
are
being
made
to
the
overhead
ramp
leading
to
the
C.T.P.
wharves.
Powerboat
"23,"
Capt.
Alex.
Saint,
left
on
Thursday
night
for
Stewart
with
a
shipment
of
mine
machinery.
The
vetrel
Is
due
back
today.
HANS
l!KU(Jl
1ST
Hl'ItT
As
a.
result
of
a
fall
in
the
darkness
last
Friday
night
from
the
wharf
at
Kinahan
Fur
Farm
a
distance
of
fifteen
feet
or
ao
to
the'
rocks
below,
Cspt.
Ilans
Bexquist
la
nursing
a
particularly
sore
right
leg,
which
has
.developed
Infection,
as
well
as
.other
bruises
and
contusions.
It
is
indeed
trying
for
one
of
Hans'
active
disposition,
'
hi
.
Powerboat
Eleanor
Mac
has
been
fitted
iut
with
radio
so
that
the
Intrepid
nlm-rods
.on
board
may
send
in
a
call
for
i
acow
to
go
out
and
tow
the
bag
home.
B1U
Nelson,
the
mechanical
wizard.
Is
at
the
gadgets
and
all
Is
well.
This
morning,
the
Eleanor
Mac,
Dr.
Lou
Kergtn,
Bob
Blance,
Bill
Nelson
and
Jarvls
McLeod
on
board
and
rartn'
to
go,
left
for
the
North
Arm
on
Porcher
Island.
They
are
prepared
for
anything
from
squirrels
to
elephantp
and
even
a
dinosaur
should
he
unfortunately
stray
along.
Freighter,
Salvor,
jCapt.
.Rush,
la
due
luls
wetk
sad
to
Albert
UcCatfery
MOt.
say
m
PAGE
FIV2
P"aa""awa"awasagawawaaawa
II
r
"''Sm
I
Uoritmnble
'oritmmhle
on
the
used
car
you
buy
y
The
used
Ford
car
you
buy
represents
so
many
unused
miles
of
transportation.
The
price
you
pay
should
be
in
proportion
to
the
unused
mileage
which
remains
in
the
car.
Whether
or
not
you
get
the
unused
mileage
you
pay
for
depends
largely
upon
where
your
used
Ford
is
purchased.
All
used
car
dealers
like
to
handle
Fords
because
the
Ford
enjoys
public
confidence
and
therefore
commands
a
ready
sale.
Out
tha
only
safe
pla.e
to
buy
a
used
Ford
is
from
the
authorized
Fprd
dealer.
He
can
tell
what
usage
a
car
has
hud
and
knows
exactly
what
reconditioning
must
be
done.
He
has
the
men
the
equipment
and
the
genuine
Ford
parts
neccssarv
to
do
this
job
properly
and
the
Ford
you
buy
from
him
is
a
better
car
than
you
can
get
for
the
same
money
anywhere
else.
Why
you
should
buy
your
used
Ford
Car
from
an
Authorized
Ford
Dealer
1
AO
uatd
can
told
bjr
uthgrutrf
for4
4f
fieri
arc
MtMrri
!
Sr
.f
irpctru4.
2
All
uard
Fordt
ar
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KWJ
w-wA
fr.
a
Far
Sam
aafy
by
aurHorisra
rerd
draarra
Thffrr
arc
charged
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Ih.
c&r
al
ulf
hat
pricn
The
buer
(eta
the
benefit
S-
A
clear
title
ta
tlen
with
every
uaed
Ford
car.
mauling
the
buyer
agamat
Ahe
rjak
iA
buying
a
car
that
haa
been
atvlcn
or
unU
auliy
cwnat4
4-
The
year
of
the,
car
guaranteed
to
be
atated
by
the
authoriied
Ford
dealer
S.
The
Ford
Motor
Gomparty
of
Canada.
Licnvttd.
allot
only
reftponaible
btmnetc
men
X9
aril
us
pevuco.
auurtng
fair
and
;utt
trealment
m
afl
dealmgt
S.
The
authortied
Ford
dealer
it
a
permanent
buainrfta
vuntution
in
thil
communuy
H
cancaat
aSvrd
to
eooardite
future
buurwaa
by
arlling
anyone
an
unaatiafactury
car.
ff
any
weJ
Fard
car
ankuard
rata
aa
aauWIped
Far
J
u
a
refrreiraleJ.
it
muy
be
arlMraed
ukin
7
7
"d
fKe
Srt
luue
we
dl
a
rredaed
ao
aayMAef
aard
a.
aH
Fard
cor.
Two
Judor
Sedans
specially
priced
at
$325.00
each
on
easy
terms.
1927
Tudor,
wel
equipped,
$700.00.
This
car
has
run
only
1,000
miles.
1924
Ton
Truck,
splendid
condition,
$323.00.
FORD
MOTOR
COMPANY
OF
CANADA.
LIMITED
with
a
full
cargo
of
coal.
The
same
Interests
are
expecting
at
the
first
of
next
week
the
tug
Cape
Seott
with
two
scows,
laden
with
lumber
and
coal.
Much
of
the
lumber
will
be
used
In
connection
with
the
building
of
the
Kalen
Island
Highway.
Breaking
down
on
account
.of
engine
trouble,
the
B.C.
Towage
Si
Lighterage
Co.'s
speedboat
Naas
River
had
to
be
towed
'.ip
from
Lowe
Inlet
on
Thursday
and
is
now
at
dry
dock
for
repairs.
The
vessel
had
left
on
Sunday
for
Barnard
Cove
with
Alex.
Sutherland,
manager
of
Prince
Rupert
cannery,
on
board.
Bill
.Schellm
returned
to
port
on
Thursday
"afternoon,
after
an
absence
ifrom
port
of
two
or
three
months.
He
has
been
trolling
own-the
coast
with:
jiisDi,.ifJiye.r,saa
nis
unveis
wraa
nun
US,
tgias
nena
uooia.
lie
is
uuaeciaeu
o
whether
he
shall
go
out
again
or
As
they
were
leaving
Sunday
morning
for
a
trip
down
the
coast.
Tom
Watts
and
John
Wicks
struck
a
submerged
log
near
the
mouth
of
the
harbor
with
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House
powerboat
Myfanwy.
The
vessel
immediately
began
to
fill
so
they
made
no
delay
in
beaching
her
near
Barrett
Rock.
Watts
and
Wicks
wete
brought
back
to
town
on
the
"23"
and
the
"28,"
Capt.
Alex.
Saint,
later
went
out
and
towed
the
Myfanwy
back
to
port.
Her
forefoot
was
damaged
and
she
Is
now
being
repaired
at
the
dry
dock.
HALIBI'T
LAXI)lOS
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
o
Prince
Rupert
this
past
week
(Saturday
to
Friday
Inclusive)
were
somewhat
under
aversge
totalling
507,600
pounds,
of
which
337,500
pounds
was
American
fish
and
180.100
pounds
Canadian,
and
prices
on
the
average
were
a
good
deal
lower1
ihin
prevailed
'''during
e
preceding
Wteit.
efJblgbstbl(t
,for
American
fish
wai',ott'
Tuesday
yhen
the
Raold
Amundsen
received
18.6c
.and
7c
for
12.-000
pounds.
The
best
.Canadian
price
r
15.4c
and
6c
was
paid
on
the
same
day
to
Scrub
for
15,000
pounds.
The
lowest
bids
were
11.7c
and
Oc
on
Saturday
for
American
fish
and
11c
and
fic
on
Thursday
for
Canadian.
Total
landing
at
this
port
for"
the
season
to
xlate
stand
as
follows:
American,
15,167,850
pounds:
Canadian,
5,737,-700
pounds;
total,
20.&05.550
pounds.
,
Last
year'a
totals
st
a
corresponding!
date
were
as
follows:
American,
16,093,-
900
pounds;
Canadian,
BMllflOO
pounds;
iotayl,
31,964,900
pounds.
S.
E.
PARKER.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert
-
-
-
-
B.C.
r4
rTaTTiVSliaiWCTaiJfia
FREE
LESSONS
in
Dennison
.
Art
Craft
'
.'
'"a-;
Commencing
TUESPAV,
OCTORER
4TII
'
Free
Lessons
will
be
given
in
DENNISON
ART
CRAFT
Comprising
CRYSTALLINE
LAMP
SHADES
SCISSOR
PAINTING
WAX
WORK
FLOWER
MAKING
RASKET
WEAVING,
ETC.
Every
Tuesday
and
Friday
Afternoons
from
2
to
5.30
p.m.
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta,
Limited
Third
Avenue
(Opposite
Third
Street)
Phone
234
Hotpoint
Electric
Ranges
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
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