J
yoirr
home
morf
itacd
i
I
a
problem
ior
you
the
interest
and
ipal
payments
on
your
gagp.
how
much
more
would
it
be
to
your
wife
.children
if
they
had
dv
it?
'.ra
comparatively
mod--
annual
deposit,
you
:i
secure
a
Confederate!!
tile
Endowment
that
v,
'
automatically
pay
the
mortnage
on
your
h::m
a
few
years
hence,
cr
hat
will
immediately
rr.
ff
the
mortKajfe
if
'cu
should
die
before,
eo
haf
vour
family
will
own
h
h
ime
free
of
debt.
Th
plan
is
of
interest
to
r"crv
man
because
it
is
an
ia
al
method
of
waving
r.icnry
for
any
purpose.
An
Miffing
pamphUt,
"So
Matttr
What
llapptiu,"
will
ht
gladly
n(
upon
rquf.
Life
ASSOCIATION
HOW
Altl
FAKRANT
.
u.
!
Hnitr,
lr-nr-
Ittiilillnr
t'snmiiter
It
P
kknnetii
n.
sciikrk
I.OV:il
Agent
P
Rupert.
DC
SI.
K
KTEKYKH
'
-.'Ml
Ayent
.
Ruiert.
BC
HE
PIONEER
AUNDRY
KIDS
2tcL
Vfc
LAUNDER
SHIRTS
1
AKO
iHlRT
WAI5T4
.TOO
R
SoTriMTHEYSEEM
M
aist
and
his
shirt
..
trip
to
thin
laun-urn.
They
will
de-to
you
our
expert
;olit(
manner
of
ser-ur
moderate
prices,
you
to
do
this.
I
w
.
'
n
u
-
I
1
-
i
luaeer
L.aunary
l'hone
118
YOU
ARE
INVITED
to
see
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
at
The
Louvre
316
Third
Avenue
Next
Royal
Bank
Wood
tnY
IttRCH,
CEDAR
AND
JACK
PINE
Single
Load
$.1.50
Double
Load
$0.50
Large
Sack
50r?
0
BUNDLES
DRY
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
580
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
FINE
ADDRESS
TO
TEACHERS
J
C
Brady,
(live
lmpw.
stuns
of
IIihim
f
I'ommunat
al
Teaehern'
Meeting.
'
The
regular
SMctlng
of
the
Princ-r.upsrt
Teachere"
Kweration
took
place
Ijit
evaalhg
when
J.
IV
Wilson
pre-
dew
ovtr
tarn
-
naanrt
The
chairman
gave
set
ou!!lnr
of
the
pioposed
setivllMs
of
tht
yw
These
papers
est
-TJtrwvd
PMklwu
m
HMUtat."
aa
NdtM
by
H
c
Frswee.
IMywtw
of
MMk.
papers
on
utsrature.
taw.
uiUaxaetlc
devices
ir
lower
grades,
saodern
Unyuuct
am'
geography
Mess
K.
P.
presets
delighted
her
lis
teners
with
ml
enjoyable
Dlano
nka
In
intreduelng
Um
speaker
of
the
aveulssg
J.
C.
Brady.
HJ..
the
chair-men.
ndnu
to
Mr.
Brady
record
s
a
teeefcer.
aa
a
Mmbtr
of
the
Pmth-
Won
sard
aa
a
cttsaen
of
Prince
Ru-pm.
tn
every
phot
of
bis
life
he
had
bam
Imbued
with
the
highest
ideal
and
hod
Mt
In
no
uncertain
ounnn
eserk
on
the
many
pupa
who
luut
poaatd
through
hu
aehoola.
I
r-
Btniy'i
addreu
waa
on
"Pint
I
tapnaaloaa
of
the
Houw
of
Common
Hwm
flad
to
h
the
opportunity
i
to
onoe
aMn
meat
with
ao
-many
of
hla
former
oo-worker
and
to
welcome
atw
teacher
to
the
city.
Too
often
laaehira
did
not
reallnr
the
imporunce
of
their
ealHnc
and
It
waa
only
ince
tie
had
mat
people
In
ao
many
ether
walka
of
Iff
that
be
fully
appreciated
!
too
raajaed
Ot
people
for
the
teaclierv
I
In
opening
hla
talk
Sir
Brady
men-
taoated
that
a
aaareh
of
record!
hr
I
that
be
waa
the
flrat
to
atep
stralKht
out
of
the
teaching
profaaaion
Into
the
rtoua.
though
many
membei
had
been
teacher
at
aome
time
of
their
live.
The
lmpreeekraa
of
the
building
at
Ottawa
were
mating.
Tbe
nne
pile
arouMKl
reaponatve
feeling
m
the
new
meaebei
and
he
felt
that
here
wai
a
challenge
to
the
beat
that
waa
in
him.
dignity
of
thought
and
greatnea
of
teuon.
'
TStie
bronae
tablet
to
Um
memory
of
the
flrat
member
who
fell
in
the
gnat
war.
the
noble
etatuary.
the
uwaaanae
library
with
lla
heritage
of
knowledge
of
oenturle
all
bad
their
part
In
making
the
new-oomer
eel
that
he
waa
embarked
In
a
noble,
a
terrible,
a
glorwua
work,
the
govern-ment
of
an
Immenee
and
young
nation.
The
prevailing
llnprnalon
of
the
opening
of
Parliament
waa
the
deeply
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
or
INTENTION
TO
.trPLV
TO
LE.tSi:
I..INII
tn
Queen
Charlotte
Manda
tand
Recording
DMtrtct
of
Prinoc
Ilupcrt.
Lntf
sltuau
at
Jedway
Harbor.
Moresby
If
Uftd.
Q.OJ.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Mlllerd
Packing
Ooroptfiy.
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
Packer.
Intend
to
apply
tor
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
st
a
post
planted
at
the
northeast
corner
of
Lot
St.
UC.I
;
thence
northwesterly
and
along
high
water
msrk
M
srr
'froai
thTNTeirnerUl
140:
!
iPHMrl
US
-
a
.
.
i
.
s
-
.
vMis.tti
fit
T.n
i
i
rorner
of
Lot
1571.
QCX;
i
??Lt
ihSnKtb
north
2;
thence
eas
o
v
.
.
....
,
.1.
1
rt-,-.
mnre
more
Of
less.
tO
low
WDK1
liiai
,
Cr.Sins.
hnr.
west
following
low
wster
mark.
I
!
tnence
wcr:
n
v..in.
mnra
or
SO
'0.!h'MfnTCofUconmencen
chains:
tnence
touvo--"---;
and
--
six
"
'
!
contalnltip
r1-"
t
faOMBK
1
T'JTTKO.
Appltcant
Dated
August
31,
1927.
Bronchial
Qplcfe
V
zl
tt
BtKkley
Mixture
is
different
from
anything:
ele
you've
ever
taken
for
Couzhe,
Colds
or
Broftcfaitia.
It
Instantly
penctratea
the
bronchial
patMgea,
clean
the
congestion
and
relieves
the
distressing;
cough
like
a
veritable
flash
t
In
so
doing
it
wards
off
serious
developments
"Flu",
Pneumonia
and
chronic
lung
troubles.
;
Adults
and
children
find
it
us
pleasant
to
take
as
it
is
positive
to
:
relieve.
The
first
dose
proves
its
worthand
there
are
40
doses
in
a
75-cent
bottle
of
"Buckley's".
Druggists
I
everywhere
sell
it
Ftr
trvrre
trtit
ttcom-rwie4
I
by
)nr,
ktUatht
or
nrutalfit,
tok
LAXrYMN
and
Buck-Itr's
!
ilixturt
and
quick
i
rtiirf
will
lolUm.
!
U.7SS32EESST
Of
MIXTURE
Acts
like
a
flash
"
a
single
sip
proves
it
rellglou.
and
reverent
.tmophst
hi
ow.,
fccllng.1
waa
ao
vividly
por-
t
rayed
thai
his
listener
felt
they
were
ipse
is
ton
ot
this
most
wouaerful
pageant
and
could
sense
the
weight
and
soul
behind
it
all.
no
mere
display
of
vulgar
show
but
a
syatbol
at
Justice,
uprightness
and
spirit
of
the
xiw.
lie.
f
fe.
mr
.
itat-
.-.i.
T.
r.t
.n-rh
and
the
first
session
that
1
often
reason-
,
.1.
-
viihi
tw.
sudlence.
the
frleudUneas
and
the
I
.1
ci
linuaa.
the
nraas
!
0Un
Its
unlimited
power,
the
Measatul
soaafeor
hi
traaedT.
i
mil
wes
hraurlkt
bafem
Hit
Uasanar.
I
A
reference
to
Um
correspondence
,
member
receives
had
Its
humorous
and
i
ftoem
diie.
Mr.
Brady
In
closing
asked
the
teach-!
m
to
take
a
araater
artde
In
their
aJMj
um
-tf
(1
tnat
y,e
community
resllaed
tbetr
Immense
value
and
in-
directly
on
the
future
of
Canada.
A
very
hearty
vote
of
thanks
waa
TITE
DATLT
NTWS
thence
north
5fl
37'
E
1-6
ehslns.
more!fluence
in
the
community
ana
on
tne
"
ibtws
was
nsmn.
i
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
tbenoe
,,....
t
,h
Hiinii
aannition
snd
ter
snd
craw
succeeded
ln
maklns
Sam-
!
oolnt
VXi07rZ'l&
tW
-
post:
thenee
22
ehslns,
more
or
lees.
to
tne
poult
01
conunencrmeut,
nu
nw-tslning
6
acrei.
more
or
leas.
MILLERD
PACKINO
COUPANT,
LIMITED.
Applicant.
Dated
September
7.
J21.
LAND
ACT.
kNOTirt:
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
;
In
Atlln
Lsnd
Recording
"DWtrtet
ot
th
rauur
rustrict.
and
situate
st
the
:
mouth
of
Wsnn
River,
about
600
feet
1
easterly
along
the
shore
from
the
north-
f
west
corner
01
tne
oKjisrx,
C1TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Horace
Mo!
Naughton
Frsser.
ot
Atlln.
occupation
B.C.
Lsnd
Surveyor,
acting
as
seent
for
;
the
Engineer
oold
Mines
im..
inc.,
in-1
I
tend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
follow-!
mg
described
lands:
Commencing
st
a
post
planted
about
1
5O0
feet
easterly
along
the
shore
from
'the
northwest
corner
ot
the
Skylark
Mineral
Claim:
thenee
-northerly
tu
I
.theVI
"So
."Zre
toTh
water
mark!
thence
we.terlv
100
feet.
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
auu
containing
uj
acres,
nacre
or
teas.
,
ENGINEER
GOLD
MINES
LTD..
INC.,
Applicant,
ii.
MeN.
Fraser.
Agent.
Dated
August
9.
J
927.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
.rri.Y
TO
LEASE
LAMi
nneen
romrlAtbi
Tftlftnrtjl
T.ftnri
ntstrict.
I
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Ru-;in
pert,
snd
situste
north
of
Lots
1858
and
i
!657
In
TAKE
NOTICE
thst
The
Lsntirs
Fish-1
ing
snd
Packing
Co.
Ltd.
of
Msett,
oc-
cupatlon
earners.
Intends
to
spply
for
a
leaw
of
the
following
.described
lands:
j
Commencing
st
a
post
planted
twentv
chains
north
of
Tan
Indian
Reserve
and
on
the
shore
of
Mclntyr
Bay;
thence
north
A
chains
to
the
low
water
mark:
thencr
westerly
toltowlna
ssld
low
water
100
ehslns;
thence
southerly
8
chains;
thence
easterly
60
chains
to
tne
point
of
commencement,
snd
containing
cignij
wrej..
more
or
lew.
.,
LnANOARA
FISHING
&
PACKINO
CU.
L.IU,
Applicant.
Fred
Nash.
Agent.
Dated
June
27.
1927.
.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LE.tE
LANK
in
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay.
Orahsm
Island,
qc.i
..,-.
Ktrrrirv.
that
Somemlle
Can-1
moved
by
Miss
Mercer
and
seconded
by
compelled
to
bold
on
during
the
thlr-Mtos
Mills.
tecnth
and
fourteenth,
after
which
the
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
gale
abated,
committee
under
Mrs.
Walker.
The
Msddteton
brought
ln
34.000
pounds
of
halibut
sad
1.000
pounds
of
Alt
Smallea
of
the
Swift
-Canadian
gray
cod
which
was
posted
on
the
local
Co.
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
a
(
w
the
interior.
He
ex-
IN
i'ROIlATE
ix
the
st
TKEMK
t
)l
KT
of
liltlTlsn
ni.i'..im.
in
the
Mstter
of'the
Admlnlstrstion
Act:
snd
in
the
Mstter
of
the
Estate
of
Arthur
,,,.
r
C.
:
uiue,
uraweo.
hoti.
.,..
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
By
winning
14
to.
IS
over
the
Cana-
Honor.
K.
Mca
Young,
the
30U1
day
ol
alan
jjgga
Whlle
the
New
Emnress
September.
AD.
1937.
I
was
appointee;
nZ
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Arthur
C.
uo,fl
defeased
!,
bv
by
th.
Um
Canadian
Little,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
,
National
Mechanic
by
a
aimllar
score,
claims
sgainax
tnej
SSurz3
:
oTbeftdaV
of
'
October.
A
D
1937.
and
all
partle
In-
debted
to
tne
estate
are
required
to
pay
toe
unwui
w
iu..w..
Tertnwitn.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
the
21st
day
ot
September,
A.D.
1927.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
8t;i'lti:ME
COURT
OF
HltlTISlI
,
I'OI.UMIIIA
the
Mstter
of
the
Administration
Actv,nd
.
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Duncan
,
Ollbert
McKay,
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
notice
that
w
order
of
ills
Honor,
F.
McB.
Young,
the
27th
day
ef
August,
A.
1927,
I
was
appointed
Ad
-
i
mlntotrator
of
the
estate
of
Duncan
au
-
bert
McKay,
deceased,
and
all
parties
t
having
claims
against
the
Said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
ssms.
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
1st
day
of
October.
A
D.
1927,
snd
sll
parties
In-
aeoiea
to
tne
estate
are
required
to
pay
im
irauui
oi
ineir
inaeDHuneas
to
me
-...,.-,..
Official
Ad
inistrstor.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
the
1st
day
ot
September.
A.D.
1027.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
TIIF.
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
I'OLl'MIIIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act;
snd
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
John
Caddy.
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
bv
order
of
His
Honor
F.
MeB.
Youne.
the
20th
dav
of
A
.
.......
.
Mffftinjix
rn
n
in
rtviTs-
rsa
nrrt
quired
to
fumlah
same,
properly
verified.
to
me
on
or
before
the
20th
day
of
.
.
...
....
.
.
n
1
noi
j
-...i.,
a..u
.l
inc.
iu-
i
debted
htH
to
in
th
the
estate,
in
...
are
required
,i
to
n
n..
pay
1
the
smiiunt
of
their
lniirhterineu
tn
m
-rr"
-
"
"
"
forthwith.
Of.:
ial
Adin"ii
1
r
it
or
Prii:
"o
Ruper
B.C.
Dated
the
23th
day
ot
July,
AX).
1927.
n.rv
comDany
Limited.
Vancouver.
B.C.,
'
July,
A.D
1927.
I
was
sppolnted
Admln-nreunatlon
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
for
i
lstrator
of
the
estate
of
John
Caddy.
rv..:i
r
fiinwine
described
lands:
!
deceased,
snd
all
parties
having
claims
BACK
FROM
LONG
VISIT
.
TO
OLD
COUNTRY
AND
TO
WORK
ONCE
SI08E
Mr,
r.
tt)lii
I
nn
mi
(VeidltM)
lm.
pratHt
lit
h(UM.l
and
Hiwtfaiwl
Alter
,
wuistM
jfafcto
th
Country"
34M.
.
t-".lnmft
v.n
local'
Uruotf
pSMgff
rs:i.:r.ri
:.jme
hinday
and
la
getting
bar
u,
'.uomea
wee,
nxir.
enUlwataat!r
.rr
net
trip
t,ut
alao
ptassM
to
be
ck
in
Prince
au-,
pert.
I
Htla
awat
Vila
Su-ph-n
vbtttrd
a
wet
m
Mwar
Tor
both
going
mid'
remlng.
two
ttttr.
weeks
in
London,
ecdte
ttaw
m
MuMi
:.d
and
on
the
wav
oe
tIMksajtng
of
a:
Petsrboro
and
winntgwa
amt
than
being
met
at
M-,
monton
b9
kr
dwRl."r
Mrs.
Jack
kfc-
j
Aulay
who
aeSMatpat
led
her
back
tn
Prinre
Rupert.
,
Speaking
of
old
country
Mr
Btepbena
aald
p
.pie
there
to
be
making
progrc
in
uplte
of
the
burden
they
Had
tn
carry
The
roads
were
wwaderful
and
.
:m
people
wm-ltd
to
be
doing
well
much
better
than
::i
forSMT
tttya.
At
PeMitnHu
ktrr
Stephen
vttlted
with
Mss
tlllidt
Esnoti.
formerly
a
mc-mter
of
th
tMllv
New
ta!I
here.
Shr
i
keeping
hou
tor
her
brother.
llr?
lltapliliai
ssld
he
drove
hundreds'
of
mlkk
wtth
her
through
Ontario.
air.cn
OtSMT
ptSSTf'
visiting
NlagafW
F,1,
In
PllerbOTO
Ut.
Stephen
met
Mrs.
John
Barnstty,
Sr.
whoe
aon
Prank
is
wth
the
Canadian
Cc:itrai
Electro
Company.
.
Her
sU
months
away
has
been
a
real
holiday.
Mrs.
Staph
rns
said
and
now
itit
l
getting
bask
to
work
once
more.
RODE
OUT
GALE
WHEN
OFF
YAKUTAT
THOUGH
GLASS
BADLY
BROKEN
"Oh.
it's
al
in
the
dsy's
work."
So
declared
Captain
O.
M.
laaacsan
nf
th
K
1
1
hai
tmr
UiriHlitnn
vhM
ar-
ln
ah
her
ptlot
house
window
am
athsd
after
riding
out
tor
two
days
off
TaJmtat
one
of
the
worst
southeast
galas
than1
en
board
ever
e
pertemoad,
say
MM
Ketchikan
Chronicle.
It
waa
Um
aaaae
gale
which
swept
the
waterfront
hare
ar.d
declared
to
be
one
af
tac
went
seen
in
a
good
many
00
tb
thlrUsnth
the
wutd
began
to
Hlddletoi.
took
In
her
gear
'
a-
"
"
tncreaasd
In
violence
Yakutat
harbor
WM
ln
amotbsr
of
fosm
and
could
001
PP'oaehsd.
Mo
baat
could
go
mto
tn
trough
at.
the
waves
and
live,
11
WM
imiwiisii
rar
an
aaeoor
13
noio.
""
on
ooara
couo
00
was
n
kp
use
boat
beawSd
Into
Um
wavai
"r1
11
"
Ulant
ccasaei
smashed
continually
over
the
decks
and
the
heavy
wooden
frame
hoWiag
the
plate
glass
in
the
P1'"51
house
were
wasshed
out,
snd
a
thick
plate
glass
porthole
for
sir
ln
the
porar,
repairs
to
keep
the
out
of
tne
pilot
nouse
ana
nora
ana
were
board
of
the
fish
exchange.
OPERATORS
IN
FIRST
PLACE
IN
CRIBBAGE
n
lUallwajnirn
Now
Lraillng
With
Six
Team
In
ferond
Rank
'Canadian
National
Operators
took
Rupe"
Oribbag.
Ie
leader-
shin
to
themselves
laat
night,
over
aix
teams
ln
second
place
All
mutches
were
won
by
a
single
point
except
one.
The
evening's
scores
were
as
follows:
ttnlghts
of
Columbus,
14.
Bona
of
Canada
13.
Canadian
Legion
13.
C.N.
Operating
14.
Orange
Lodge
13.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
14.
New
Empress
Hotel
13.
C.N.
Mechanics
14.
Cold
Storage
14.
St.
Andrews
13.
Grotto
16.
Moose.
L.
Pts.
-
"P"
-
0
3
!"ew
Empress
Hotel..
2
2
Oretto
3
2
wpert
toUI
momi.
3
a
-C.
N
Meahanics
2
2
Knithte
of
Columbas
3
2
Cold
Storage
2
3
Osnsdlan
Lglon
I
2
1
St.
Andrews
rtt
S
1
Moose
.41
2
,1
Orange
Lodge
.....w0
3
0
Sons
of
Canada
0
3
0
SPORT
CHAT
K
A
basketball
club
has
been
form
ex?
st
New
Hazel
ton
and
the
young
folks
there
hope
to
have
equipment
on
hand
and
all
things
ready
to
start
playim:
tn
a
short
::nc.
There
Is
said
to
be
..
.
:i
.
.
-
fT
'
L.
,
Meurer-
:U1
V1.
Pnc0
PlV".
iw
v
.i
Mi,h
uvii
Rnv.m
p-til
Lfebre
veteran
trainer
of
the
Monu-ial
Amateur
AthlctM-
Ai".:chition.
.
.
.
"miH
to.,h
mrke
Hi'
1
.v.:,
i..:
.uantuitd
hanges
its
s
twelve
records
witnout
attention.
Kuns
itself
for
a
effort
on
rllF.N
you
turn
on
w
turntabw;
start
to
anical
"hand"
takes
I
ram
the
group-o(
twelve
and
place
it
on
the
turntable
;
the
tone-arm
moves
is
to
position;
the
sound-box
is
lowered
and
the
music
begins.
At
the
end
of
the
selectioa..the
mechanical
hand"
icinuve
the
rerorrl
from
the
turntable.
Stirfea
it
gently
into
a
Idt-iined
oshcealed
drawer,
and
"pick
off"
the
next
record
from
the
magarfnT
arm.
These
oprralioos
are
rrpesenT
untU
the
lst
rtiord
is
ulaycj,
then
the
mechanism
k!jp
autonutkally.
e
Auto
Victrola
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Montreal
hockey,
football,
Btiowahoeing
snd
track
and
field
sports.
It
Is
probable
that
handball
and
basketball
will
be
added
to
the
exhiblT
tton
games
lo
be
played
st
the
Olym
pic
Games
tn
Amsterdam
next
year.
HeconvmerHlatlons
have
been
made
and
it
Is
anticipated
they
will
be
favorably
considered.
Katie
Martin,
ot
Cmnbrook.
popularly
known
aa
the
Slatervllle
whippet,
who
competed
in
the
Canadian
Olympic
at
Toronto,
011
her
return
home
to
Cran-hrcok.
was
presented
with
a
huge
bouquet
of
flowers
and
escorted
to
awaiting
auto
which
on
a
banner
carried
the
Inscription,
"Cranbrook
is
Proud
of
You."
and
a
parade
of
the
main
street
followed.
YACHT
RACE
FROM
SEATTLE
TO
JUNEAU
IS
LATEST
PROPOSAL
KETCHIKAN,
Oct.
23.
For
the
purpose
ot-
"promoting
a
capltal-to-oapital
yacht
race
from
Olympla.
Washington,
to
Juneau,
Alaska.''
la
the
object
of
I
a
committee
consisting
of
M.
S.
Whit-:
tier,
eh
airman;
Dr.
Simpson
snd
W.
E
Nowell.
I
This
action
recalls
to
mind
that
aum-I
mer
yachting
ln
Alaska
Is
becoming
a
popular
sport
among
wealthy
business
men
and
millionaires.
Almost
every
day
during
the
summer
months
the
past
season
a
yacht
or
two
rested
In
Ketchl-!SR
harbor,
and
.each
one
of
those
(Baking
the
trip
when
Interviewed
de-Mid
they
intended
to
return,
and
would
advise
their
friends
regarding
the
natural
beauties
for
yachting
ln
Alaska.
Several
times
the
suggestion
Bas
been
made
in
Ketchikan
that
a
standing
committee
should
be
appointed
here
for
receiving
and
entertaining
yachtman,
and
making
known
to
them.,
the
attractions
of
Behni
Canal
and
other
place
ln
this
vicinity
for
pleasure
seeker
&
C.N.R.
TICKET
OFFICE
CLOSED
TEMPORARILY
1
Owing
to
repairs
being
made,
tha
Canadian
National
Ticket
Office,
Third
Avenue,
wUl
be
clewed
for
the
next
few
I
days.
During
that
period,
tickets
may
!toe
secured
and
sll
Information
obtaln-ied
at
the
Ticket
Of
rice
tn
the
depot,
i'hone
3t9.
ti
Advertise
m
Th
Dally
News
own
whole
hour.
No
operating
your
part.
Just
the
current,
the
So
rmenttkent
sn
inttrument
demands
an
exterior
of
exceptional
beauty.
Victor
crafturen
'
have
designed
a
distinguished
cabinet
for
the
Automatic
Orthophontc
Vic-trola,
in
which
every
luxurious
touch
that
ingenuity
can
devise
has
been
incorporated.
The
price
of
the
automatic
Instrument
is
$775.
Other
models
of
the
Orthophonic
Vk-troU
Instruments
are
obtainable
at
prices
ranging
from
$130.
down
to
SI
IS.
Obtainable
on
convenient
terms
from
"His
Master'
Voice"
Dealers.
Demonstrations
now
going
on.
If
your
dealer
hasn't
otic
he
.
will
order
it
for
you.
revolve;
a
mech
the
Arst
record
onic
tra'e
Mark
Rct'd
matic
PAGE
FIVa
Free
Laundry
Service
Our
advertisement
quoting
costs
of
doing
laundry
at
home
has
brought
out
many
interesting
comments.
As
the
figures
quoted
were
compiled
in
the
east,
we
wish
to
determine
just
how
they
compare
vith
local
costs.
,
Accordingly,
we
are
offering
to
do,
without
charge,
one
wet
wash
to
each
of
the
first
fifty
persons
now
doing
their
own
washing
at
home,
who
will
give
us
on
a
form
provided,
an
accurate
estimate
of
the
costs
involved.
Phone
No.
8
and
our
rerirjesentative
will
call
for
your
bundle.
;
Canadian
and
Dry
Automatic
$775
ecords
listen.
Made
only
by
Victor
Look
(or
the
Trademark
Laundry
Cleaners
Canadian
National
Cfce
Largefl
Railway
Syfltm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
SAILINGS
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
SEATTLE.
snd
Intermediate
point"
ruth
THURSDAY
and
SUNDAY,
11.00
.m.
tor
ANVO.K
and
KETCH
KAN
Each
WEDNESDAY,
100
pjn.
lor
STEWART
Each
SATURDAY.
10.00
p.ni.
lor
NORTH
AND
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
fortnightly.
PASSENtlER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY
at
ll.Sd
a.m.
for
PRINCE
flEOROE.
EDMONTON,
WINNIFEd,
all
points
Eastern
Canada,
United,
States.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
...,,,.
'
Use
Canadian
National
Express
tnr
Money
Orders,
Foreign
Cheqiien,
etc
also
for
ysur
next
shipment,
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE.
328
THIRD
AVE-
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Pboae
Z8lt
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailing
from
Prinre
Rupert
tor
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA.
Swsaten
Hay.
Alert
Bay,
etc,
Tueday,
3
p.m.
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Bated
ale.
Alert
Uay.
etc...
Saturday
9
a.m.
lor
PORT
SIMPSON,
NAAS
RIVER
POINTS,
ALICE
ARM,
AN
VOX,
STEWART.
Wales
Island,
Sunday.
8
p.m.
123
end
Avenue,
It
M.
SMITH.
Aeent.
Prince
Rdpert,
ac.
Through
ticket
sold
lo
Vlrtorla
and
Seattle
at
a
rrdured
rale
and
baggare
checked
through
to
deallnatlsn.