Tuesday,
June
14,
1927
fl
fresh
The
famous
vacuum
jKlS
(air-tight)
tin
insures
5xxjSW
Big
Ben
being
in
the
BkNlfeO-SV
same
perfect
condition
flpk.
jtXJSV
when
you
buy
it
as
g
fel
fc?SSs$TisW
when
the
tobacco,
left
JEr
S
the
factory.
VfeT
CHEWING
TOBACCO
per
211).
tin
ORdcn'H
Cut
I'Iur
ORden'H
Fine
Cut
Old
Chum
Cut
Smoking
Tobacco
Dixie
Plug
Smoking
Tobacco
are
also
packed
in
the
famous
Vacuum
(air
tight)
tin.
CAMP-FIRE
PERMITS
This
year
it
is
necessary
to
have
a
permit
from
some
Forest
Officer
before
any
camp-fire
may
be
-set
in
any
forest
or
woodland
Be
sure
to
get
a
permit
for
your
camp-fire
and
follow
the
instructions
printed
on
the
back
of
it
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FOREST
SERVICE
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
YOU
CAN
HELP
-
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
i
SHIPYARD
Operating
CS.T.I.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineer,
Machinist
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths.
Patternmakers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Ktc.
KLKCTKIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINfi.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handfe
all
kinds
of
MAItlNE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
Prince
Rupert
Auto
Company
,
Agents
for
Hudson
and
Essex
Super-Six
Cars
Second
Avenue,
onposltn
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Phones,
75
nnd
275
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
FIVE
TROUTPROVES
Withe
FICKLE
LOVER
SI'OUT
I
ISM.
AUK
MCK.X
ACTIVE
IX
imninitv
tvm:iu;
)iaihts
AUK
STI'DIKII
-f.'
BANFF.
June
14.
Many
Interested
visitor
are
thefe
days
seen
around
the
big
pool
at
the
EunJTIlsh
hatchery,
for
the
rainbow
and
cut-throat
trout
are
spawning
and
ihelr
operations
as
they
prepare
the
nests
can
be
easily
watched.
Usually,
at
spawning
time,
the
few
fish
In
the
pool
are
caught
with
f
net
and.
stripped
of
their
spawn
by
hand.
This
year,
however,
they
are,
left
to
spawn
naturally,
in
the
same7
pdol
are
several
salmon
trout
and
a
few
Nlp-plgon.
Both
of
these
species
spawn
In
the
fall
and
Just
now
are
busily
en-guged
In
attempting
to
feedon
the
eggs
deposited
by
the
spawning
species.
Around
the
edges
of
the
pool
can
be
seen
patches
of
gravel
which
have
been
cleaned
almost
white.
These
are
the
nests.
When
ready
to
mate,
male
arid
female
choose
.
the
spot
they
fancy,
and
there,
side
by
side,
they
set
up
a
rapid
fanning
motion
with
their
tails.
This
fanning
motion
serves
two
purpose
It
cleans
all
the
silt
and
mud
out
of
the
gravel,
a
very
necessary
precaution,
for.
;ust
previous
to
hatching,
the
eggs
require
large
quantities
of
oxygen,
and
!
If
they
cannot
get
tAla.
on
account
of)
silt,
they
smother:
and
It
also
digs!
down
Into
the
gravel,
piling
the
latter'
In
two
ridges
on
each
side
of
the
fish.
I
KKAL
I
KillTKItS
!
About
two
days
are
occupied
In
preparing
the
nest,
this
being
done
a
few
days
before
the
female
Is
actually
ready
to
spawn.
Each
time
ike
mated
pair
proceed
to
tie
nest,
one
or
two
salmon
trout
will
follow,
waiting
a
chance
to
rush
In
and
suck
the
eggs
out
of
the
gravel.
In
the
Bans
pool,
strangely,
all
the
male
rainbow
and
cutthroat
are
small
trout,
yet,
as
In
the
animal
world,
when
the
mating
season
commences
these
small
trout
become
veritable
demons
to
fight.
'
They
will
charge
salmon
trout
weigh-
ing
twice
as
much
as
themselves,
and
will
every
time
put
the
enemy
to
rout.
With
open
mouths
they
tear
at
the
larger
fish,
and
to
many
visitors
who
MINERAL
ACT
(Form
F)
CKKTIIICATK
OF
IMPROVEMENT
N
I)
T
I
C
E
"WESTERN
HOPE."
TRIXIE."
and
-OLD
KENTUCKY"
Mineral
Claims
situate
In
the
Skeena
Mining
Division
of
Prince
Rupert
District.
Where
Located
On
Porcher
Island.
,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Lewis
W.
PaUnore.
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
89151
C.
the
duly
authorized
agent
of
Frank
Patterson.
Free
Miner'
Certificate
No..
89137
C
intend,
sixty
days
from
tbe
date
hereof,
to
applv
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
Certlllcates
of
Improvements,
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Grant
of
the
above
claims.
And
further
take
notice
that
action.
under
Section
85,
must
be
commenced
before
the
Issuance
of
such
Certificate
of
Improvements.
Dated
this
6th
day
of
Mar.
1927.
LEWIS
W.
PATMORE.
SMART
LITTLE
Wash
DRESSES
Sizes
from
7
to
1G,
priced
from
$1.50
to
$2.25
BENT'S
LADIES'
RE
A
DY-TOWEAR
Third
Avenue
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
REPUTATION
FOR.
Y
FAIRHEV
OF
THIS
oNETHiNGr
arc.
quite
sure.
OUR.
WLPUTATt
ON
a
WUU
ENDURE.--
i
OUU
business
reputation
does
not
need
laundering.
It's
as
spotlessly
clean
as
the
day
we
started
in
business.
Our
policy
is
the
public
be
delighted.
Pioneer
Laundry
Phone
118
.
service
undus&yj
Fairbanks-Norse
Diesel
Engines
MuJe
in
the
following
titei:
MARINE
JO
h.p.
2
cyL
1
80
h.p.
6
cyl.
40
h.p.
4
cyl.
60
h.p.
-3
cyl.
80
h.p.
4
cyl.
120
h.p.
6
cyl.
120
h.p.
4
cyl.
240
h.p.
4
cyl.
360
h.p.
6
cyl.
480
h.p.
4
cyL
600
h.p.
5
cyl.
720
h.p.
6
eyl.
STATIONARY
40
h.p.
1
cyl.
240
h.p
60
h.p.
1
cyl.
80
h.p.
2
cyl.
120
h.p.
2
cyL
180
h.p.
3
cyl.
cyl.
360
h.p.
6
cyl.
480
h.p.
4
cyl.
600
h.p.
5
cyl.
720
h.p.
6
cyl.
We
also
manufacture
Type
"Y"
Horizontal
Oil
Engines
in
10,
15,
20
and
25
h.p.
sizes
and
Type
"Z"
Kerosene
Engines
in
2,
3,
and
6
h.p.
sues.
Ofte
Canadian
Fairbanks
-Morse
COMPANYClmU
ttl
BEATTY
ST.,
VANCOUVER.
B.C.
02
do
not
understand
what
Is
taking
place,
the
actions
of
these
fish
seem
almost;
ludicrous
.
When
ready
to
spawn,
the,
female
deposits
a
quantity
of
eggs,1
keeping
up
the
tall
fanning,
the
result
being
that
the
eggs
are
driven
Into
the
Interstices
of
the
gravel.
When
a
small'
number
have
been
thus
placed
In
the'
gravel,
the
female
moves,
away
while
the
male
fertilizes
them.
During
this
period
the
female
Is
called
upon
to
defend
the
nest
from
marauders
and
no
less
dauntless'
than
her
mate
la
she
In
this
work.
To
make
the
secdnd
deposit,
the
female
moves
slightly
forward
and
commences
fanning
vigorously,
forcing
some
of
the
forward
gravel
back
to
where
the
first
deposit
of
eggs
was
made
thus
burying
them
safely
from
the
other
trout,
who
are
waiting
to
suck
them
from
the
ne3t.
IKHITS
TOR
.MATE
Although
the
male
trout
is
such
a
brave
fighter
In
defence
of
the
nest,
and
though
previous
to
mating
he
has
to
fight
others
of
his
own
specie
and
kex
for
possession
of
the
lady
he
chooses,
yet
he
is
a
fickle
lover,
for
remove
the
famale
from
the
nest
and
he
Immediately
departs
In
search
of
another,
and,
If
not
finding
an
unat-i
;
allied
one,
he
at
once
engages
In'
battle
with
an
already
mated
one,
and,
If
victor,
usurps
the
vanquished
one's
place.
Fcr
this
reason,
when
It
Is
In-'
tended
to
strip
the
.spawn
from
the,
fish,
It
Is
Imperative
that
the
male
be
first
caught
and
placed
In
a
tub
oti
water,
and
no
frjuble
will
be
expert-1
enced
In
catching
the
female.
Reverse!
the
order
and
the
required
gentleman
vanishes
quickly
In
search
of
another,
mate.
It
Is
hardly
probable
that
pre-!
sent
natural
spawning
will
produce
any.
fish,
for
the
fry
that
hatch
from
those
eggs
that
the
salmon
trout
are
not
suc
cessful
In
getting
will
be
quickly
eaten'
by
the
larger
fish
when
the
former
first
venture
out
from
the
gravel,
in
the
fall
when
the
Nlplgon
and
Salmon'
trout
are
spawning,
the
rainbow
and
cut-throat
will
return
the
attentions!
now
toeing
shown
them
by
the
first
i
two
named,
and
thus
neither
species;
will
Increase
.
OLD
COUNTRY
WELLS
BLESSED
ctitious
CEKKMONV
IX
WHICH
CIIKISTIANITV
AMI
PA(IANIM
A
Hi:
STKANiKI.V
MINfil.KII
LONDON,
June
I'.
The
blessing
of
the
wells
at
Tlsslngton
and
other
Old
Country
remote
villages,
particularly
In
Derbyshire,
was
carried
put
as
usual
this
year.
It
Is
supposed
to
date
back
from
a
time
before
the
Christian
era.
Everything
conspires
to.
make
the
ceremony
one
of
memorable
beauty.
The
time
of
year,
to
begin
with,
finds
the
English
countryside
at
its
best.
The
village'
Is
dressed
In
maidenly
green,
and
the
village.,
even
without.
this
cloak,
U
very
beautiful,
It
is
all
that
storybook
villages
are.
There
is
a
fine
house,
built
with
the
grave
and
pensive
beauty
that
country
houses
have
In
England;
there
la
a
sriail
ancient
church
in
a
lovely
churchyard
there
are
cottages
of
the
strong
decent,
grey
stone
of
the
district;
there
are
green
spaces
everywhere,
and
trees
full
of
rooks:
and
there
is
water.
IJKAVTV
OK
WATER
It
la
dlfficuit
to-
doubt
that
thanks
giving
for
the
great
gift
pf
water
lle
at
the
beginnings
of
its
immemorial
ceremony.
Everywhere
n
Tlsslngtpn
there
Is
water.
It
Is
said
that
the"
village
has
never
known
a
drought,
that
when
other
villages
have
been
baked
and
dry
and
the
cattle
have
stood
forlornly
In
the
cracked
mud
beds
of
the
rivers
Thslngton
has
enjoyed
the
tinging
of
water.
One
writer
haa
suggested
that
the
very
name
'Tlsalngton
sound
like
the
lisping
of
water
over
pebbles.
It
idee.
And
If
you
stand
quiet
la
Tls
Backward
j
Season
We
are
overstocked!
The
late
season
has
slowed
up
huslnes
and
we
have
to
reduce
our
stock.
And
to
do
it
quickly,
we
have
slashed
prices
thoroughly!
...If
low
prices
for
quality
merchandise
will
move
our
goods
out,
we
have
the
low
prices
at
this
sale.
(let
your
share
of
the
'quality
merchandise
and
be
low
prices
too!!
GREAT
VALUES
IN
MEN'S
SUITS
Men's
fine
Indigo
Blue
Serge
Suits,
hand
tailored,
guaranteed
18
ounce
material,
and
we
also
guarantee
these
suits
for
one
year
against
fading.
Otherwise
we
will
'replace
any
faded
suit
gladly
free
of
charge.
Regular
value
$12.50.
Q9Q
ft?
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
,.
?V00
Tweed
Suits,
18
only
in
this
lot,
but
not
all
sizes.
Nice
patterns
in
hard
wearing
materials.
A
fine
knockabuot
suit
for
summer.
Regular
value
to
$27.50.
S1
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
..
V
ROYS'
2-PANT
SUITS
In
pure
Wool
Tweeds;
good
wearing
materials
in
the
latest
shades
and
cut
in
up-to-date
style.
Regular
$16.50
value
flQ
Off
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
....
W09.
MEN'S
SHIRTS
Men's
English
Broadcloth
Shirts
in
novelty
shades
and
.
plain
colors.
Tookje'a
best
make.
You
can
afford
to
stock
up
at
this,
price,
for
this
value
is
out
of
ordinary.
Regular
$4.00
value.
Of
Qff
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
....
VitFtJ
THESE
(JOOI)S
FORM
OUR
REGULAR
STOCK.
NOTHING
OLD
NOR
SHOP
SOILED.
GABARDINE
COATS
MEN'S
PANTS
ROYS'
DRILL
KHAKI
Made
in.
England,
for
men.
All
pure
Wool
Tweeds
and
.
.1.,N.TS
.
,
.
The
all-year-round
coat.
Re-
Worsteds
and
all
sizes.
Re-
With
Snirt
to
match.
A
gular
value
$19.50.
Backward
gular
$0.00
value.
r
outfit.
Regular
Backward
Season
CO
$1.50
n
each.
Backward
Sea-
Season
Sale
fl4
AC
Qff
Price
5l.flt
sale
Price
0.D
son
Sale
Price
Qffg
each
.
i.
MEN'S
PYJAMAS
BOYS'
SHIRT
WAISTS
ij0YS'
STOCKINGS
Tooke's
famous
"Rest-
Tooke's
best
make.
Fine
The
famous
St.
Margaret's
well"
in
fine
naijjsook,
sum-
wearing
materials.
Regular
brand,
with
the
Diamond
mer
weight,
with
silk
frogs.
to
$1.75.
knee
All
sizes.
Backward
Season
C-j
Off
Backward
Season
Qff,
Backward
Season
QCn
Sale
Price
......
Sale
Price
Sale
Price
&C
CORDUROY
PANTS
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
BOYS'
PANTS
For
men,
a
good
hard
The
famous
"Oxford"
with
Balloon
'
Pants,
a
large
wearing
yet
dressy
garment.
velvet
finish,
short
sleeves,
variety
to
choose
from.
Regular
$0.00
value.
ankle
length.
Regular
$3.50.
Values
to
$475,
all
at
Backward
Season
CO
Qff
Backward
Season
J5
Backward
Season
2.95
Sale
Price
......
Sale
Price
......
Sale
Price
.
:,
'
ALL
NEW
MERCHANDISE
BOUGHT
FOR
THIS
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
SELLING.
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
Alterations
to
Suits
Free
Roys'
Straw
Radio
Caps
A
Cap
given
Free
with
ns
usual.
Free.
every
Suit
sold.
NO
iiw
CHARGES
vaiitiiM
ALL
CASH
PRICES
NO
C
6.1).
-
ORDERS
The
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue.
Mail
Orders
filled
at
these
prices,
charges
prepaid.
picture
will
be
ten
feet
high
by
six
(eet
wide.
A
wooden
frame
Is
made.
Wet
clay
an
Inch
deep,
Is
laid
oyer
this;
and
the
picture
Is
made
of
flower
petals,
every
one
pressed
Individually
Upon
the
clay.
Tens
of
thousands
of
petals
are
used
In
each
picture,
and
five
pictures
are
made
each
year.
The
effect
Is
a
brilliant
moslac.
The.
spring
leaves
give
their
gorgeous
greed;
blues
are
worked
In
with
panslea
or
forgettme-nots:
wall
flowers
mike
lovely
patches
ot
brown
velvet;
and
with
berries
or
geranium
petals
-vivid
scarlets
are
In
troduced,
:
Overnight'
these
pictures
are
put
up,
one
over
each
well,
Then,
on
Ascension
Day,
the
little
village,
whose
Inhabitants
do
not
number
300,
goes
to
Matins
In
the
church.
There
Is
usually
a
sprinkling
of
visitors,
but
the
well-dressing
has
happily
never
become
a
gew-gaw
thow;
and
the
appearance
of
an
odd
aide-how
or
two
on
the
village
green
makes
an
Impression
simply
of.rujtlo
Jollity.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
IXTKNTIOX
TO
APPLV
TO
LEASE
LAM).
In
Ranee
4,
Coast
Land
District.
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert.
and
situate
in
vicinity
01
uapiauvs
uove,
Pitt
Island.
B
C.
.
'
.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
(Ooase
Packing
Co;
Ltd),
of
325'
IfawevQt.,'
Vancouver.
B.C,
occupation:
Fish'
.packers.
Intends
to
apply.
lor
a,
lease
ine
loiiawiuj
described
landsv-V'
,
:.
:f
.
.
'
V
Commendlng-i.-at
-sf
post
planted
at
the-northwest
corner
of
Lot
1253.
Range
4;
thence
north
9
chains;
thence
east
IS
chains;
thence
south
to
northeast
corner
Lot
1253;
thence
westerly
along
kliir
t.i
nnlnt
nf
eommenrement.
and
containing
7
acres,
more
or
less.
Applicant.
Per
Chas.
L.
Roberta.
Agent.
Dated
April
7.
1927.
LANDACT-
NOTICE.
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LANII.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dls.
trlct
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
and
situate
at
Massett
Indian
Village
No.
I,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
Massett
Cant
nera.
Ltd..
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
occupation
Canners.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
(ease
of
the
following
described
lands:
,
Commencing
at
this
post
planted
at
the
northweat
corner
or
our
site
at
Massett,
B.C.:
thence
southerly
3
chains;
thence
easterly
3.25
chains,
more
or
less;
thence
northerly
3
chains;
thence
wes-terly
3.25
chains,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
ftnd
containing
out
acre,
more
or
less.
THE
MASSETT
CANNERS,
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
P.
Lorenzen.
Agent.
Dated
April
20.
1927.
After
the
church
service
the
round
of
the
wells
Is
made.
A
few
surpllced
Clery
lead
the
way.
Then
comes
the'cholr,
not
surpllced
Just
a
handful
ot
villagers
with
hale
voices,
and
behind
them
straggles
a
general
knot
of
folk.
A
pause
Is
made
at
each
well,
a
psalm
and
hymn
are
sung,
and
a
collect
Is
said.
Then
the
pYlest
pronounces
a
blessing
upon
the
water.
Whether
the
words
ot
the
blessing
are
the
same
on
all
occasions
I
do
not
know,
but
when
I
heard
them
they
were
these:
"May
the
blessing
of
Ood
Almighty,
the
rather,
the
Bon,
and
the
Holy
Ghost,
be
upon
this
well
and
thok
who
use
It
and
care
for
It,
now
and
for
evermore.
Amtn,"
P.O.
Box
Cf7
alngton
of
an
evening
you
will
hea'
that
lisping
all
round
you.
There
are
ponds
of
water,
there,
are
streams
of
water
running
everywhere
about,
and
there
are
well
of
water.
City
dwellers,
accustomed
to
.the
hourly
miracle,
of
turning
a
tap
.'
and
drawing
water
thit
has.
reflected
tn
pines
circling
a"
hiU-bound.
lake
a
nun.
drcd
miles
away",
find
It
hyd
tQ
realise
the
intimate
affection
of
a
village'
tor
Its
wejls.
'
lisslngton
knows
that
lntl-maW
aflectioni
and
.almost
always
the
story
of
Rebecca
at
the
well
or
'
of
the
woman
of
Samaria
who
at
a
well
come
upon
o
wonderful
an
encounter,
finds
a
place
In
the
well-dressing.
WrXI.
l'ICTl
lti:s
But
doubtless
there
are
many
who
do
not
knpw
what.
this
well-dresilng
comes
to.
It
la
prepared
for
long
before
the
day.
and
It.
Is
a
matter
for
the
villagers
themselves.
There
are
five
wells,
and
a
picture
Is
designed
for
each.
The
de-sign
Is
the
work
of
one
person,
and
many
helpecs
come
In
to
carry
It
.through.
The
labor
of
this
h
Im
mense,
.Imagine,
for
example,
inat
tne
picture
Js
."'the,
'"Agony
fn
the
Qarden."
(That
subject
was
chosen
one
year.)
The
If
any
segment
of
the
Spine
HI
aviiwi
uim
ww
w
(subluxation)
preuure
is
p
f''"
produced
on
tne
nerve
trunk
at
that
nolnt
and
dinraie
develop.
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CIIIROPRACTOK
I'atho
Neurometer
Service.
Open
Evenings
ItooniH
6
and
7,
Exchange
Hlock.
Phone
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Smith
Block
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