1'AUE
TWO
CATCHING
SUCKEKS
WITH
CLEVER
BAIT
One
may
wonder
at
the
regularity
with
which
the
"born
sucker"
is
taken
in
by
sharpers
of
all
sort,
nays
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle.
But
a
study
of
literature
prepared
to
stimulate
the
"sucker's"
desire
for
"bg
profits
quick"
tells
a
story
all
its
own.
It
answers
the
question
of
millions,
"why
do
not
the
authorities
catch
and
punish
the
.
sharpers
Instead'
of
con.entlnK
themselves
with
issuing
warnings
to
beware
of
them?"
And
this
literature
is
conclusive
as
to
the
determined
character
of
the
hunt
that
incessantly
goes
on
to
catch
them.
That
more
are
not
caught
is
due
to
their
having
discovered
the
safe
ground
that
lies
between
promises
that
cannot
be
fulfilled
and
a
type
of
appeal
that
assures
cupidity's
rushing
in
with
demand
that
his
money
be
accepted
In
exchange
for
the
thing
boomed,
though
no
promise
has
been
made
in
connection
with
it
and
no
one
has
been
solicited
to
buy.
So
subtly
is
the
appeal
to
avarice
made,
so
.skilfully
is
the
reader
.Impressed
with
the
merits
of
that
with
which
It
is"
desired
to
impress
him
that
"suckers"
are
sure
to
be
hooked
without
the
possibility
of
any
"come-back"
on
the
sharpers.
One
sheet
lying
on
the
yn
jlnghtcn,
thJentUil
and
Day
School
far
Qirh
Beginners
to
Senior
University
Matriculation.
Ideal
'.
situation,-
New,
up-to-date
"buililinir.
Thorough
Ednefi.
t
tion.
Musie,
Art,
..anpuge,
(tames,
Oyinnalutu,
'
Preparation
for
exams.
Fully
qualified
start.
Every
care.
For
prospeetus,
apply
Mother
Superior,
v
949
27th
AVcmie
West
SIIAUaitNESSV
1IEI0HTS
VANCOUVER,
u.a
The
DAitY
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by.
Prince
Rupert
Dally
New?,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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F.
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-
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Editor.
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Saturday,
July
16,
1927
A,
:
r
CHOOSING
A
PREMIKR
When
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
was
in
the
city
recently
he
was
asked
if
he
was
looking
for
the
position
of
Premier.
He
replied
in
the
negative,
stating
that
he
did
not
believe
in
any
person
looking
for
it.
The
office
should
seek
the
man,
rather
than
the
man
the
office.
He
had
no
doubt
that
any
man
chosen
for
the
position
would
accept
it
as
a
public
duty
but
he
did
not
like
to
see
a
person
"going
after'
'any
position
of
importance.
In
spite
of
the
modesty
of
Mr.
Pattullo,
there
are
a
great
many
people
who
think
he
would
make
an
excellent
premier
and
one
that
would
add
dignity
to
the
office.
However,
it
is'
for
the
members
of
the
Legislature
to
do
their
own
choosing.
Talking
is
quite
all
right
as
long
as
the
talker
says
something.
The
objection
most
of
us
take
is,.
to
th(
jargon
who
talks
all
the
time
and
never
even
'suggests
an
idea.
INTENSE
HEAT
IS
FATAI'tf
1
Intense
heat
in
the
east
is
proving
fatal
to
many
of
those
who
are
not,
sufficiently
strong
to
withstand
it.
That
is
the
trouble
with
many
climates.
It
is
either
intensely
hot
or
intensely
cold
but
here
it'is
neither.
Very
seldom
is
it
very
hot
and
never
very
cold.
We
often
feel
that
we
are
under
disabilities
here
in
regard
to'
weather
but
that
is
largely
because
we
are
not
properly
informed
as
to
what
itjis
like
in
other
places.
;-
'(
II
I
II
I
!
There
is
ljl'ensurancer
fire
Insurance,
automobile
'
'
Insurance,
and
marine
insurance,
but
so
far
nothing
has
been
heard
of
election
insurance.
Today
the
province
of
British
Columbia
should
take
out
a
policy.
editorial
desk
makes
apparently
straightforward
report
of
the
"market"
position
and
strength
of
an
obscure
mining
stock;
It
has
advanced
about
30
per
cent
in
two
weeks.
f.
A
goodly
space
in
the
sheet
is
given
oyer
to
historical
accounts,
apparently
accurate,
of
the
rise
of
well
knowh
mining
stocks
from
a;16wlystate
in
the
market
to
the
position
of
'good
Investments.
Thisstuf
f
KOea
through.levaiJs.;witlioutiuestr6nlngor
its
right
to
the
privilege
of
being
distributed
by
Uncle
Sam.
It
is
"sucker"
'ji'tuff
nevertheless.
Protective
agencies
arid
public
authorities
are
powerles
to
act
against
it.
This
proves
what7
Simply
that
the
fishing
is
always
good
if
the
bait
is
right.
The
"born
sucker"
cannot
be
protected.
No
posiblo
warning
wll
make
him
wary
to
the
point
of
resisting
a
skilfully
devised
lure.
If
people
of
Prince
Rupert
had
as
much
faith
In
town
as
outsiders
have
there
would
be
few
to
complain
about
the
prospects
here.
School
Girl's
Nerves
Loit
year's
time
from
school
with
St.
"Vitus'
Dance.
Completely
restored
by
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
Trie
anxiety
sad
strain
In
connection
with
school
life
and
examin-ationa
are
too
much
for
many
girls
who
are
naturally
of
a
nervous
temperament
or
have
become
to
as
a
result
of
anaemia
or
run
dorn
physical
condition.
Nervous
conditions
are
mott
difficult
to
oyer
come
and
there
seems
to
be
no
treatment
to
compare
with
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
to
restore
exhausted
nerves.
Children's
health
responds
quickly
to
this
well
known
reatoratire
treatment.
Mrs.
George
A.
Moot,
St.
Anns,
Lincoln
Co.,
Oat.,
writes:
"Out
daughter,
who
Ml
never
vwry
strong
from
birth,
St
nine
years
Of
are
became
all
broken
down,
suffering
.from
what
the
two
doctors
we
consulted
called
"Midnight
Walk,"
whieh
wu
cauoed
from
overtax
at
school.
She
seemed
to
sJtow
symptoms
of
8t.
Vitus'
Dance
and
had
queer
spells,
something
like
fits,
at
nights.
She
was
out
of
school
for
a
whole
year,
as
her
-nerves
were
so
bad.
Acting
on
a
friend's
advice,
we
gave,
her
Nerve.Food
andrafter
a
few
rndnths!
time'wa'
UgaW
to
tee
a
noted
change
In
her.
so
we
kept
on
with
the
Nerve
Food
until
she
was
completely
relieved
and
for
the
last
year
she
has
been
absolutely
free
of
the
old
trouble,
sleeps
well
and
is
doing
fine
at
school.
Now
we
are
never
without
Dr.
Chaw's
Nerve
Food
in
our
house,
as
we
owe
our
daughter's
health
to
it."
New
rich
blood,
steady
nerves,
new
energy
and
hew
vigor
come
with
the
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
60
cts.
a
box.
all
dealers
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
limited.
Toronto.
EXPLOSION
ON
;
GASBOATRUTH
Man
Was
Cooking
While
Tanki
Being
Filled
and
KrMilt
Wan
if
Wreck1
"
1
An
MploiMi
caused
bf
Uw
name
en
an
orer-flowed
sjiaaoltne
tauk
and
,
the
heat
from
gaHey
store
early
this,
morning
partially
destroyed
the
M-foot
gssboat
Ruth
while
refueling
at
the,'
Standard
CHI
dock,
making
the
second)
'mllsr
aertdeut
within
30
day
aaya,
the
Ketehlkan
Chronicle.
i
Moaa
Wlrk.
one
of
the
two
men!
aboard
the
veewel.
which
tbey
had
chartered
for
trap
work
from
Ed
Van
dtrweele.
In
the
galley
when
the
iplets
took
place,
and
ws
forced
to
Jump
overboard
when-
flames
en
teloped
hla
body.
la
tlw
Ketchikan
general
hospital.
where
Wick
vu
Immediately
removed
for
treatment
to
buma
about
the
face
and
hand,
the
foUowtefc
account
of
the
aeeklent
was
given:
"I
waa
In
the
galley
cooking
while
Pete
Ohon
waa
on
the
dock
at
the
in
take,
t
had
finished
cooking
some
bacon
and
waa
going
to
fry
the
eggs
when
I
noticed
gasoline
on
the
floor,
Then
the
explosion
came
and
I
Jumped
overboard."
Wicks
waa
taken
from
the
water
by
a
small
fishing
vessel.
According
to
dock
offlotaU,
Obx-q
left
the
Intake
for
a
few
moments
and
during
his
absence
the
tank
filled
and
(pilled
over.
The
terrific
crash
of
the
explosion
completely
tore
off
the
pilot
house.
Firemen
arriving
on
the
scene
1m
mediately
had
the
vessel
towed
around
the
dock
to
the
beach
where
It
sub'
merged
after
filling
with
water
from
two
hoses.
According
to
Olsen.
who
chartered
the
boat
tor
trap
work
on
his
Thome
arm
property,
the
vessel
will
be
reconstructed
immediately.
FLOWERS
BEGIN
TOBESHOWERED
Editorial
of
Appreciation
of
Hon.
John
Oliver
Who
Is
Said
to
be
Retiring
I
Interior
Newa)
The
Honorable
John
Oliver
has
re
signed
aa
leader
of
the
Liberal
govern-
mht
In
British
CMumbht.
Hla
succes-wr.wUl
shortly
be
named
and
In
a
very
short
time
there
will
descend
a
shower
of
floral
tributes
upon
that
doughty
warrior
In
the
political
battlefield
of
British
Columbia.
Tomorrow
It
will
be
the
same
much-ecomlumed
John
Oliver
we
know
today
as
"Honest
John"
who
will
pass
out
of
the
political
picture
and
over
the
political
horizon,
yet
the
Jibes,
i
and
ridicule
and
abuse
of
today
wUl
tomorrow
give
way
to
the
real
feeling
that
comes
from
down
deeper
than
the
political
necessities
of
other
occasions.
Laboring
under
what
disadvantages
there
may
and
must
be
in,
being
de
ptived
of
the
privileges
of
education.
John
Oliver--this
"Honest
John"
Is
British
Columbia's
wonder
man.
With
his
life-long
opponent.
W.
J.
Bowser,
he
has
a
knowledge
of
this
province
equalled
by
no
other
man.
In
the
Intricacies
of
the
constitution
he
had
no
superior;
as
a
political-strategist
and.
party
leader
his
work
of
the
last
session
showed
him
to
be
head
and
shoulders
above
any
other
J
member
in
the
House.
He
has
been
a
faithful
public
servant
for
a
lifetime
and
an
unrelenting
guardian
of
the
rights
ofjh'.t
province.
His
fight
for
equal-iced
frelghf
rates
and
his
battle
still
under
way
for
an
adjustment
of
the
terms
under
which
this
province
Joined
the
confederation
of
provinces,
have
'
demonstrated
alike
his
determination
and
bl
knowledge
of
British
Columbia
and
the
West,
Yesterday
he
stood
before
taunts
and
Jeers
of
the
unreasonable;
today
'
he
atands
before
hla
people
respected;
to
morrow
he
will
have
his
praises
sung.
But
before
he
reaches
the
fade-out
of
his
career
it
would
appear
to
be
a
kindly.
human
thing
to
give
Just
a
few
of
the
flowers
today.
Man
in
the
Moon
x
-
-n
My.
but
it's
hot!
All
aboard
for
the
'
Bait
Lake.
If
marriage
la
a
gamble,
the
good
looking
wife
holds
the
face
cards.
:
Jake
says
at
first
marriage
la
a
gambol,
but
Jake
always
was
foolish.
Always
try
to
keep
your
balance,
es
pecllly
the
one
In
the
bank.
Killing
time
is
not
a
bad
occupation
If
you
r
war
lung
-U-4oiealb
.
ySiS
'S
vNj.
I
iook
a
jfd"e
in
a
taxi
pn
the
baeTEieiili'lVke
TfoMnpA
'
Arid
tnougfYiiI
rode'areuhctfcll
day
1
I
never
got
a
bump.
.
Ruth
and
Oehrlgjire
the
two
most
auuuivu
men
in
oiwinii
circm
wuij,
That
is
because
they
both
hit
hard
and
take
chances.
I
put
my
money
on
Oehrlg.,
But
pin
my
f
altlym
Ruth:
Tet
I'd
hate
to
say
which
one
1
best
If
I
would
tell
the
truth.
Advertise
In
The
Oa'Jy
Newa
'illh
UAuV
M-.ns
Stop
That
Tired
Feeling
!
"Tfyit--iiri
ictiti
my
.
'tit.
-
m
!
'!
.
rsiMr.
i
If
4
s
."
Mm
..
fcmsaj.
M.sf.
P.O.
Let
"fruit
a-tivn
Uuikl
up
lOL'K
strength
and
igtwr,.
It
correct
fakli
irttioofUUousneii,
ce-nittyitkm
and
-uch
troubles
that
trep
you
Hat
less
ami
miserable
-?C
and
50c
at
sH
1ruRti
NONE
BADLY
INJURED
IN
TWO
ACCIDENTS'
fortunate
Occupant
uf
Motor
tap.
!'.
cap
Mltliout
"erln
Harts
Two
very
fortunate
auto
aecideata
were
added
during
the
weak
to
the
long
list
.of
misnaoa
from
which
occupants
ol
autornobilea
had
miraculous
oao.
aaya
the
Interior
Newa.
On
Thursday
afternoon'
Mrs.
Wtn.
Thorn
waa
motor
-
Ing
with
htr
small
children
and
Miss
Lola
Wakefield)
Baat
of
Telkwa
the
Air
ran
into.
new
trtvel
and
finally
ran
up
a
hill
from
wrfujh
the
car
toppled
over
onto
the
roa'
Mrs.
Thome
and
all
the
children
uefe'fcjhneo:
under
the
machine.
None
of
ft
latter
were
In
the
loast
Injured,
but
Mrs.
Thorne
suffered
a
ownpsAiaid
Uflbtiire
of
one
wrist.
Too
ear
was
conattierably
damaged.
On
Saturday
morning
B.
Fletcher
and
hla
young
son
met
misfortune
on
the
big
hill
screws
the
Bulkley
River
from
town.
The
ear
stalled
and
in
backing
Down
one
nwia
wneei
weni
over
me
,
side
to
unset
the
ear.
The
machine
i
turned
upside
down,
pinning
father
and
son
under
the
top.
the
frame
of
the
car
resting
on
Mr.
Fletcher.
The
buy
was
Imprisoned
in
the
back
seat
Assistance
was.
brought
from
town
and
(
when
the
car
was
removed
It
waa
found
'.hat
the
bushes
had
broken
the
tall
of
the
car
and
that
neither
occupant
woa
injured.
MANSON
HAS
CANCELLED
SEVERAL
MEETINGS
IN
ORDER
GO
TO
VICTORIA
At
Francois
l.une
a
very
large
attendance
turner!
ut
at
the
meeting
held
by
A.
M,
Manson
on
Tuesday
night
and
all
were
preatly
pleased
with
the
meeting.
aay
the
Burns
Lake
Ob-terver.
Throughout
the
western
part
of
Omlneca
riding.
Mr.
Manaon
met
with
a
splendid
and
cordial
reception.
Owing
I
'
to
a
sudden
call
to
Victoria
on
important
business.
Mr,
Manson
has
cancelled
the
I
other
datea
of
hla
lecture
tour
at
1
Bums
Lake
and
other
points
east,
but
I
states
his
Intention
of
returning
toward
the
end
of
this
month
or
beginning
of
next
month.
LOCAL
RESIDENT
WAS
MARRIED
AT
SMITHERS
SMITHERS.
July
IS
At
8t.
James'
Anglican
Church
on
Friday,
with
the
Rev.
J.
B.
Olbson
officiating,
the
wedding
took
place
of
Miss
Joan
JI.
K.
Rae.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
M.
Rae
of
Smlthers,
and
John
C.
Stephenson,
j
Prince
Rupert.
The
groom
Is
a
brake-
i
man
on
the
C.N.R.
out
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
next
morning
the
newly
married
pair
left
In
a
shower
of
rice
and
confetti
to
make
their
home
In
that
city.
SMITHERS
At
the
regular
annual
meeting
of
the
ratepayers
for
the
school
meeting
an
Increase
of
$2,000
was
voted
to
en
able
the
board
to
engage
a
new
teacher
as
well
as
to
provide
for
the
new
in
vestment
and
the
annual
retiring
charge.
P.
P.
Downey
was
elected
to
succeed
himself.
'
i
Ed.
'Hyde's
big
Dodge
and
Roy
Pope's
car
met
in.
a
head-on
collision
near
Evelyn,
and
.
the
smaller
ear
received
considerable
damage.
Three
farmers
from
Wyoming
with
a
ful
equipment
qf
the
best
farm
machinery
arrived
at
Francois
Lake
last
week.
One
is
Murray
Patch
who
father
raised
tce.record
breaking
horse
Dan
Patch.
;
Frank'
0..
"H.
3Jti$nsdeiij
formerly
of
Burns
Lake
but
now
in
England,
waa
married
in
June
to
Lilla
Margaret
MacKenxle
of'
Bristol,
grand-daughter
of
Major-Oenera!
A.
MacKenzle
of
the
Bengal
staff
corps.
Bedspreads
are
to
be
the
feature
of
the
Smlthers
show
this
fall.
A.
Oustafson
and
K.
Nysven
of
Decker
Lake
were
breezing
along
near
Danskln
when
their
Star
coupe
failed
to
make
the
turn
and
landed
over
a
steep
bank.
Mr.
Oustafson'
waa
badly
bruised
in
the
accident
and
Mr.
Nysven
had
his
face
badly
burned
by
acid
escaping
from
the
batteries.
Dr.
Barbe.au,
ethnologist
of
the
National
Museum
of
Canada,
and
expert
on
the
totem
poles,
of
the
districts
has
left
this
part
and
will
spend
the
rest
of
the
1927
season
among
the
Naas
River
natives
McArthur
Shoe
Store
LADIES'
STItAPS
AND
OXFOKDS
A
big
lot
In
the
newest
hi
t
and
combination
colors,
ltegular
values
to
$7.50.
Summer
Sale
QQ
QC
Price
0t.00
Men's
Astoria
Shoes
The
leading
Shoes
made
In
Canada.
Ask
any
one
of
the
many
who
will
wear
no
other.
.
15
per
rent
cut
on
nil
Astoria
Shoes.
If
you
have
never
worn
Astoria
Shoea,
get
a
pair
now
and
realise
real
foot
A
conuon.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICK
Of
INTENTION
TO
AI'PI.Y
tO
.i:SE
lOKKSNOKK.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Sewetl
Inlet,
Moresby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Kelley
Logging
Company
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
Timber
Merchants,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
foreshore:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
8
chains
south,
go
degrees
east
irom
the
northeast
corner
of
Lot
472,
Sewell
Inlet,
Moresby
Island;
thence
fol-Imlng
the
high
water
mark
In
an
easterly,
aoutherly
and
southwesterly
direction
to
Its
intersection
with
the
easterly
hmmrisrv
of
Lot
472:
then
southerly
and
easterly
to
the
northwest
corner
of
D.T.L.
821S
P.;
thence
in
a
northwesterly
direction
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
43
acres,
more
or
less.
JOSEPH
DOUQLA3
WILSON,
Agent
tor
Kelley
Logging
Co.
Ltd.
Dated
29th
April.
1827.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
I.KAN
i:
FOItEHIIOUK.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Moresby
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Kelley
Logging
Company
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
Timber
Merchants,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
foreshore:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
one-half
mile
south
30deg.
east
of
the
mouth
of
the
Taseo-Hlver,
Mores
by
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands;
thence
fonowlng
the
high
water
mark
in
a
northwesterly,
westerly
and
southwesterly
direction
for
a
distance
of
one
and
one-half
miles;
thence
in
an
easterly
direction
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
160
acres,
more
or
less.
JOSEPH
DOUOLAB
WILSON,
Acting
aa
Agent
for
Kelley
Logging
Co.
Ltd
Dated
30th
April.
1827.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
I.
KANE
LAM).
In
Range'
3,
Coast
Land
District,
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
on
the
south
shore
of
Evans
Arm.
B.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oosse
Packing
Co.
Ltd.,
of
323
Howe
St.,
Vancouvsr.
B.C..
occupation
Pith
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
3
chains
distant
in
an
eaaterly
direction
from
northeast
corner
Lot
740,
Range
3;
thence
south
10
chains;
thence
west
16
chains;
thence
north
to
shore;
thence
easterly
along
shore
to
point
ol
commencement,
and
containing
7
acres,
more
or
less.
OOS0E
PACKINO
CO.
LTD..
Abnllesnt
Per
Chst.
L.
Roberts,
Aitnt,
Dated
AprU
7,
X827.
J
Great
Annual
ummer
Astoria
Girl
Canada's
Host
.Shoes.
Discontinued
lines
btaause
the
manufacturer
stopptnl
making
them.
In
Brown
Calf
and
Patent
with
low,
walking
mannish
heel.
Regular
Value
$U.50.
Summer
Sale
$7
45
The
same
in
black
and
brown
Vlci-jCId
ijummer
2J
Q
sU
Sale
I'rlce
Men's
Work
Shoe.
Sterling
Work
Boots
with
ten
inch
top
and
double
sole.
Regular
$9.00
value.
Summer
Q(
QC
00.30
Sale
Price
Men'
Work
Shoes
with
Banco
Soles.
Summer
CO
Qff
30.33
Sale
Price
Third
Avenue.
Sale
of
our
IHxh
Tirade
Stock
of
Men's,
Women"
and
Children'
h
Shoe
ntitrt
today
wi
,
jrrentest
nlnshinj:
of
price
Prince
Kupert
ha
ever
fn.
Specials
for
Saturday
MK.VS
DKESS
SHOE
In
blk
an.:
i
rail.
Itrtilr$'
Summer
Sale
,15
Prle
I
Mack
and
Hi
ford.
Summer
CM
ft;
Boys
School
a
a
-
Boots
The
famous
1.
Shoos
for
Ikj.vs
from
1
to
01;
Summer
Sale
QQ
Of
The
Valentine
&
M
Hoys'
Shoe.
iM7.c
1
5.
Summer
CO
Q!
Osifd
Vol..
Ielu
SPECIAL
INDUCTIONS
ON
ALL
LINKS
OP
WHITE
AND
BKOWN
CANVAS
SHOES
for
Men,
Women,
and
Children.
w
I
I
il
ft
al
lift
f
rwn
t
fit
.
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...
1
ami
itesrve.
i-rrv
o.iof
in
mc
mure
un
iiitr
imiiuuiii
luuirn.
ii-iiu
uii-
vami
uuiiuk
-
M.
McARTHUR
RFTTFR
nFNTCTRT
m
Aire
lLiilLu
that;
KlveH
you
n
nnlurnl
nppe
nnte
nnl
lend
beauty
to
ronto'ir
of
the
fare.
Afcy8
Dr.
MAGUIRE
p5h2t
Over
Ormes
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
(iperatlnu
B.T.I
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
KnHneers,
Machinists,
Hollermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makerti.
Founders,
Woodworker),
Ktc
ELKCTIUC
AND
ACETYLENES
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
klnda
of
MAIUNE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WOHK.
I'llONEB
43
and
385