PAOE
TJVO
cm
COUGHS
AND
COLDS
DREADED
BY
MOTHERS
What
wright
of
responsibility
mti
on
the
mother
ol
the
family
during
the
cold
weather
season.
In
very
cough
and
coM
sfcem!
to
hear
the
warning
of
cerioua
doHMfiU.
.See
4rt4i
croup,
bronchi
tia,-.
pneumonia
auui
eun
aumption
and
realize
that
these
are
-
the
natural
reeultsof
neglected
colds.
Bat
Dr.
Chase
haa
provided
a
Prince
Rupert
Branch
prompt
relief
for
coughs
and
coJda
and
a
preventive
of
more
aerioua
ailment
of
throat
and
lungs,
in
hisSyrup
of
Linseed
andTurpentine.
This
medicine
ia
to
well-known
that
only
a
rvnunder
i..nceary
ia
moat
people
to
recall
it
effectiveness
in
relieving
croup.
bronchitis,
asthma
and
all
forms
of
throat
and
bronchial
trouble.
DR.
CHASE'S
Syrup
of
Linseed
and
Turpentine
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLBN
-
-
-
Managing
Editor.
.Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
PRIZES
GIVEN
FORHISTORY
Younjr
Students
and
Teachers
Gather
in
Booth
School
to
Hear
Addresses
In
connection
with
narmtt
Jubilee
Celebration
the
various
province
arranged
tbr
cocafxtltlons
in
Cauaeili
History
and
the
prises
won
by
ttv
Prince
Rtrpert
School
in
the
Brituh
Columbia
examination
were
distributed
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
Booth
School.
H.
C.
Fraser.
Inspector
ol
school
wa-chairman
ol
the
meeting
wlucn
was
attended
by
the
pupils
ol
the
First
Year
High
School
sad
the
senior
grade
of
Borden
Street
and
Booth
Memorial
School.
Others
taking
par
were
Rev.
A.
Wilson.
Major
8.
D.
Johnston
of
the
school
board.
T.
H.
Peddle.
Ulss
Mercer.
Miss
Mills.
W.
W.
C.
ONelll
and
J.
8.
Wll-aoa.
4
The
meeting
opened
with
the
alngina
of
"O
Canada.
attar
which
the
chairman
referred
to
the
object
of
the
assembly,
the
distribution
of
medal
tn
the
winners
In
the
provincial
competition.
Mr.
Peddle,
principal
ol
the
High
School
spoke
of
profit
to
be
gained
'
from
the
atudy
of
history
and
to
Can-:
adlans
particularly
of
Canadian
history.
The
two
main
objedtsj
were
the
better
understanding
of
varying
conditions
and
tbe
progress
made
and
then
the
benefit
derived
from
the
acquaintance
with
the
lives
of
the
men
and
women
who
figured
In
the
country's
progress
Quoting
the
line
of
Alfred
Move
There's
a
magic
ba
the
distance
where
1
the
sea-line
meet
tbe
sky."
Mr.
Peddlr
appealed
to
tbe
pupUs
to
have
the
vision.
Tbe
lour
main
fields
ware
those
of
science.
literature,
mathematics
and
languages.
Each
cf
these
became
more
Interesting
.si
the
student
advanced
lr.
its
study.
And
there,
waa
an
Incentive
to
each
pupil
as
he
became
acquainted
with
the
lives
of
the
great
character
of
history,
-literature.
matfeesaaUc
and
science,
The
audience
then
-Joined
in
the
singing
of
The
Land
of
Freedom."
Rcy.
A.
Wilson,
of
the
First
United
Church,
spoke
on
some
phases
of
bla-
t
n
frm
n
r
1
.
.
.
Saturday,
Dec.
3,
1927
-i"T"
.
Zg-
-
ill
1
.
sneaker
appealed
to
them
to
live
It
The
splendid
courage
and
vision
of
the
pioneers
and
early
statesman
of
the
Dominion
waa
a
call
and
a
challenge
to
us,
and
It
waa
our
duty
to
rsspond
to
and
accept
it.
IHI'lliT
1)11)
IVKIX
Mr.
Fraser
explained
the
plan
of
the
competition
In
Canadian
History,
and
now
mere
were
three
medals
awarded
or
competition
among
aU
the
pupils
of
ne
High
acnool
of
the
province.
Of
these
Cecil
Hacker,
then
a
nunll
of
tbe
King
Edward
School
of
Prince
Ru
pert
won
the
second
price.
Two
gold
medal
were
for
competition
among
all
pupila
of
the
elementary
schools
ol
the
province
and
William
Hoaaon.
Ocean
Fall,
won
tbe
one
for
he
boy
ranking
highest.
Of
the
thirty
silver
medals
lor
the
:hlry
pupil
next
In
order
throughout
the
eighteen
Inspectorates
of
the
pro
vince
we
prince
Rupert
Inspectorate
won
three,
a
very
high
proportion.
These
were
won
by
Archie
J.
Thomp
son.
Booth
Memorial
School.
Prince
Rupert:
John
Williams.
Ocean
Falls;
Margaret
Leaak.
Ocean
Falls.
Esch
inspectorate
was
allotted
nine
rorie
nediis.
and
of
these
the
winners
-were:
Minnie
pot.
Borden
St.
School.
Prince
Rupert:
Harold
Eld.
Any-ox;
Kennedy
McSwan.
Ocean
Falls:
Margaret
Windt.
Smlthera:
Jlmmie
Lee.
Borden
School.
Prince
Rupert:
Beth
Mutrte.
Borden
School:
Earl
Oordon.
Booth
Memorial
School
and
Aznes
Ouywn
also
of
Booth
School.
Representing
the
School
Board.
Major
S.
O.
Johaston
msd
the
nresentt!nn
and
congratulated
the
recipients
on
the
l-.wcr
they
had
brought
to
themselves
and
the
city.
Mr.
Fraser
felt
very
proud
of
the
fine
record
of
the
Inspectorate
and
referred
to
the
good
Impression
that
such
a
re
cord
created
elsewhere.
Miss
Mills.
Miss
Mercer.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
and
J.
S.
Wll-I
on
also
congratulated
the
pupils
on
tneir
line
showing
snd
the
winners
were
accorded
three
very
hearty
cheers,
j
Tr
singing
of
the
National
Anthem
brought
a
very
enjoyable
function
to
an
end.
v-.
wirc
w
it
uivai
uupurism
lessonfe
w
that
we
learnt
of
other
generations
Having
been
held
up
lor
a
total
of
and
learnt
to
reapect
other
nationall-i
48
)Mun
t
Juneau
and
Ketchikan
tie.
The?
program
of
the
human
race
as
unfolded
In
history
was
productive
of
hope
and
gratification.
In
Roman
history
there
is
the
fine
story
of
their
custom
wr.en
on
the
return
from
n
the
lecruiu
and
young
soldiers
who
sang
"We
wHl
be
brave."
Just
as
the
hope
ol
the
nation
centred
m
the
young
manhood
of
the
time,
so
our
hopes
centre
la
the
youth
of
the
nation-
-tu
oh
as
he
wss
addressing
at
the
preM&t
moment.
His
audience
repeated
the
slogan
of
the
young
and
the
waiting
out
storms.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Mary.
Capt.
Arthur
Slater.
flnaUy
reached
here
from
the
north
at
330
yesterday
afternoon,
sailing
at
4:15
ror
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
The
vessel
frlltmnhif
-
-1.
-
,.vnM..4An
......
halt
n
full
ni,nM
1
1
1
ed
by
the
veterans,
who
as
they
pasM-d
number
ol
Yukon
plorieert'
golagjui
tbe
balcony
on
which
was
tbe
enperor,
i
winter.
called
out
"We
have
been
brave
"
They
were
followed
by
the
soldiers
wh
..
had
I
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt.
A.
taken
part
in
the
campaign
they
we'e
:
';.hutone.
arrived
at
1:45
this
mini'
celebrating
and
these
callcl
en
We
from
Vancouver
and
wayports,
sailing
are
brave"
These
rr
.u-w,i
ti
by
it
9
am
on
her
return
south.
BACK
through
the
centuries
Christmas
has
alwaya
been
a
time
for
thegiving
pf
present
big
or
little
things
to
delight
and
gladden
the
hearts
of
children
and
their
elders.
But
where,
are
the
Christmas
presents
of
other
yearsthe
toyt,
the
useful
things
?
Broken
worn
out
forgotten.
Keep
alive
the
spirit
of
your
gift.
Let
it
bring
happiness
and
contentment
from
year
to
year
add
a
Royal
Bank
Savinga
Book
to
your
list
of
Christmas
presents.
dnthmmt
VmofcUM
town
vf
fmUr
OiI
SaoU
The
Royal
Bank
ol
Canada
F
E.
Robertson,
Managei
2SJ
of
the
sun
Is
not
devoid
of
some
merit.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
the
decision
was
unanimous
and
harmonious
with
but
one
exception.
'
In
consideration
of
the
subject.
epltoons
have
been
extra
busy
and
overflowing
this
week
while
billows
of
elo
quence
have
rolled
forth
as
the
des
tiny
of
nations
has
been
discussed.
The
only
thing
left
now
Is
to
raise
the
money,
all
other
matters
of
pottcy
having
been
finally
disposed
of.'
That.
If1
the
Board
of
Trade
did
act.
the
Gloomy
Ous
Club
would,
was
the,
cencensus
of
illustrious
opinion.
Dr.
R.
O.
targe
and
party
of
Port
Simpson
people
arrived
In
port
on
Wednesday
night
on
shopping
bent,
returning
home
the
next
morning
aboard
the
Bunbeam
III.
IxHila
Smith,
biological
station
glue
expert,
will
be
seen
In
a
new
role
next
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
night
when
he
takea
the
part
of
primeval
man
In
the
out
the
geese
at
Delusion
Bay
tng
a
couple
of
nice
ones
gett-
Their
deatlnstlon
Big
Bay
which
no-
j
body
believes
they
actually
reached.
Jack
Lawrence
and
Bill
Wllllseroft
were
out
from
Friday
to
Sunday
night
on
the
Argo.
bringing
home
four
or
five
j
gees
as
well
as
a
full
bag
of
duck.
Clarence
Thomson,
Tedfiy
Tite
and
Jimmy
Parker,
on
the
Sunbeam.
Jr
.
Journeyed
to
Tucks
Inlet
and
got
a
dozen
ducks.
Oeorge
Bryant
arid
Claude
Klrkendall
on
tbe
Harla
bagged
nine
or
ten
ducks.
the
ssme
duet
going
across
the
.bay,
on
Thursday
afternoon
to-
get
nothihg:
Pete
Oamula
was
skuhksojSnun.
(ItKIWHT
CHANGES
II
AMIS
Jimmy
Stewart
of
the
fisheries
patrol
aervtce
has
brought
the
36-foot
powerboat
"Numu"
from
Tommy
MeMecktn
and
Alex
Finnic
the
deal
having
been
closed
last
week.
The
"Numu"
which
has
w
now
been
ueeu
moved
movea
from
irom
the
tne
flost
noat
of
or
THE
DAILY
NEWS
datura
"T-i.ir.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Local
Station'
Experiments
Vth
Dogfish
Oil
are
ConfirmeJ
Start
ia
I
Made
on
St'rap-fUhlnj,-
Huaines
Alone;
naierircint
t'nu't
Scientist
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Kxierimentl
Static
of
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada
hate
been
gratified
to
reev
from
Professor
Asmundson,
professor
of
poultry
husbandry
at
the.
University
of
British
Columbia,
confirroatioa
01
the
local
staUon's
j
preliminary
experiments
relative
to
the
content
of
"Vitamin
D
In
dogfish
liver
oil.
Professor
Asmundson
report,
as
a
result
of
pre
liminary
experiments
that
he
himself
has
carried
out,
that
do?
fish
liver
oil
is
equivalent
in
medicinal
values
to
the
best
cod
liver
oil
on
the
market.
This
checks
up
with
findings
made
at
the
local
station
by
Acting
Director
H.
N.
Brock-
?
lesby
who
haa
bad
the
experiment
COD.Uitttylt.
amotion
alone
the
rxroaUy
tn
hand.
Professor
Asmund-
iUtjwt
and
alon,
toward
morning,
on
haa
used
chick
tn
hi
experiments
:
Uere
&
,
tauMuk
M
snakes
,
wtue
we
experiments
oy
r.
crew-
K,
MtM
ud
boaU
aleod
by
lesby
were
made
wltti
Albino
rata.
Bth
j
u,.
fln.,
meana
served
to
fully
establish
tha
',1,,
so
to
do
However,
there
waa
valuable
-Vitamin
D
eastern
in
apg
m
tMif
guuKt
of
the
gait
and.
aa
fish
Uver
oil.
It
1
the
eventual
pur-
fmt
can
be
learned,
there
waa
little
pose
of
the
earrUnento.
to
establish-
ta,
,umMe
Due
to
the
good
offices
tbe
commodity
as
a
commercial
medl-
of
9tM
Thomson,
not
s
Una
waa
cine.
To
that
end
there
1
much
pro-
KrokM,
at
th.
Yacht
Club
although
miee
of
success.
then
waa
inert
deal
of
bumaus
around.
1
New
ofBoe
quarters
for
tbe
Interna-
I
Uonal
FUhenea
Commisstrm
ate
bsmg'
CJ.R.
atesmwr
Prince
Charles.
wblca
prepared
in
the
Prince
Ruptrt
Piaherte
cfUne
off
the
pontoon
at
tbe
dry
doe
EipertauntsJ
Station.
Thla
wiu
be
this
week-end
alter
having
been
there
for
!
cwmafxilous
fonser
of
the
basement
of
!
two
weeks
undenting
annual
overoaul.
the
buUding
on
which
toe
necessary
u
to
be
tied
up
at
tbe
pier
of
tee
work
Is
being
carried
out
by
P.
W.'idock
tC
t
next
four
month.
SUnd
Anderson.
Norm
in
L.
Freeman,
local
:ln(
hy
the
vessel
are
Chief
Officer
MJe-representaUve
of
the
coram
lesion.
vtUkey
Mac
Kay:
Second
Engineer
MeOre-
take
up
hi
headquarters
there
next:
,01-
WhKe
and
Chief
Steward
Adam
season.
iRsmaav.
:
Mr.
Freeman
la
leaving
for
Vancouver!
where
he
will
spend
the
holiday
season.
1
Qoorge
Kalsey
has
installed
a
Fsrd
On
his
return
to
duty
at
the
flrsi
ofmarlDe
engine
In
his
power
cruiser
the
year,
he
will
Join
the
stall
of
,
vtiich
he
buUt
st
8cal
Cove
and
which
scientists
aboard
the
schooner
Dorothy
n
cow
n
operation
It
is
understood
which
Is
under
charter
to
the
commla-
j
;hat
Dune
Kennedy
will
1
natal
a.
saml-
ion.
lar
motor
In
his
boat
which
la
a
atster
After
having
spent
the
summer
en
gaged
In
salmon
packing
first
on
the
.
Queen
Charlotte
Itlanda
and
latterly
In
the
vicinity
of
Vancouver
Island.
Cspt.
Lars
Voge
with
bis
fine
new
boat
Zapora.
buUt
at
tbe
local
dry
dock
last
winter,
ha
returned
to
Prince
Rupert.
He
plana
next
spring
on
engaging
in
halibut
fishing
for
which
the
Zapora
was
originally
(tealgned
but
in
which
lBdustry
she
haa
not
yet
been
employed,
having
gone
on
salmon
packing
charter
soon
after
having
been
ArTKOVfcS
llK.
ship
of
the
Kalsey
craft.
ll:i:i.OI
M
RU'
IISHIM!
Indications
are
that
a
start
will
be
made
thia
winter
on
the
development
of
the
cod
and
scrap
flaheriee
out
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
With
the
halibut
industry,
through
the
scarcity
;f
flah.
undoubtedly
on
tbe
decline
and
the
fltustloa
as
pertains
to
salmon
holding
out
few
reassuring
signs,
the
feeding
la
undoubtedly
growing
at
this
j
port
that.
If
tbe
Industry
l
to
be
con-,
tlnued
on
a
steady
and
profitable
basis.
1.
will
be
necessary
to
Hum
to
some-
j
thing
else
besides
these
two
varieties
of
'
flah
which
hate
been
concentrated
upon
The
Gloomy
Out
Club,
which
hangs
1
,or
40
niany
years
out
at
a
well
known
local
cigar
em
porium,
alter
having
given
the
subject
due
and
deliberate
consideration,
has
decided
that
the
Idea
ol
esUbllahlng
a
new
province
with
Prince
Rupert
a
tbe
capital,
seaport
and
otherwise
centre
wards,
returnee!
1
and
when
T.
to
it
r.
to
seem
In
addition
to
gener-
!
ally
supplementing
the
Industry.,
tbe
ood
and
tcrap
fisHIng
would
oiler
a
winter
J
iurm
oi
cmpisymem.
ine
need
lor
wntcn
t
ever
becorrHng-
increasingly
apparent
It
Prince
Rupert
Is
to
realise
the
destifi)
it
a
real
1
Lining
port.
Dealers
have
long
seen
great
possibilities
in
this
form
of
fishing.
Only
recently,
however,
have
the
fishermen
been
starting
to
seriously
resluse
It.
Already
some
boat
owner
i
are
actively
considering
It.
Capt.
Peter
Byrne
has
outfitted
the
Dolphin
for
beam
trawling
and
plans
cn
starting
out
as
soon
as
the
present
se-vn
of
unfavorable
weather
has
cleared
To
the
same
enu
of
cod
and
scrap
fishing,
Capt-
Ous
Slansy
is
outfitting
his
boat.
Nuba,
lor
line
fishing.
It
Is
also
understood
that
Capt.
Lars
Voge
may
up
the
Capt
Charlie
Ed-port
Wednesday
-
L'
Dyspepsia
Troubled
t
Him
for
Many
Years
Mr.
J.
Savoy,
ioieville,
wrilea:
"I
have
suffered
for
many
year
from
dyspepsia
and
could
hot
eera
to
get
any
relief.
"One
day
I
told
my
wife
I
thought
I
would
try
a
bottle
of
K"rssraaaTBaraBBrsq
B
I
had
half
of
It
taken
T
Majinfactnred
onl
by
The
T.
Uilbnra
Saturday
oighfi
aouwester
caused
,
Co.,
limited,
Toronto,
Oat.
Cone
which
be
is
convinced
haa
real
commercial
possibilities.
Skipper
Edwards
discovery
ol
a
fainting
goose,
though
not
a
valuable
as
Trior's
find
from
a
point
of
dollars
and
cents,
was
equally
unique
and
Interesting.
IMt.T.
TO
VAM'tU'VEK
Early
on
the
morning
of
Wednesday
this
week,
Rupert
Marine
Product
power
tug
P.R.T..
with
Capt.
Harris
Kerr
In
command
and
the
head
of
tbe
company,
Oeorge
0.
Bush
by
on
board,
left
for-
Vancouver.
The
PJI.T.
jvUl
iip,
dergo
extensive
alterations
and
repairs
In
Vancouver
during
the
next
couple
of
months
and.
while
thla
haa
not
yet
been
definitely
decided
upon.
It
Is
pos-tlble
that
a
new
engine
may
be
Installed.
A
party
headed
by
the
eminent
zoologists.
Dr.
Sullivan
of
Belfast.
Ireland,
and
Prof.
Pyle
of
Aberdeen.
Scotland,
have
Just
returned
from
Porcher
Island,
where
la
the
interest
ol
science,
they
hsve
completed
an
extensive
exploration
ol
the
Island
and
definitely
established
the
fact
that
in
prehistoric
times,
the
island
was
undoubtedly
tbe
borne
of
tbe
Cervidae
and
that
animals
of
the
genus
Cervua
must
also
have
existed
In
great
herds.
The
party
at
first
entertained
tbe
hope
of
securing
some
living
specimens,
but
after
a
most
extensive
seareb,
they
were
forced
to
tbe
conclusion
that
tbe
specie
bad
long
since
become
extinct.
(continued
on
page
five)
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
I.EASB
LAN
I)
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Graham
Island
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Ruoert.
and
lt,iT
r
k.
side
of
RenneU
Harbor
at
the
Head
of
I
Reunell
Sound.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Province
of
British
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Brttlah
Columbia
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver.
B.C
.
occupation
Salmon
Can-
iiikiiuji
iu
appiv
lor
a
leu
01
f
the
following
described'
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
tbe
iri"
IT
""1
.
"
"
"
-'ITi
caiiea
"ea
Twin
rwin
r
River;
ver;
i
f.i
1
f
Iot
...
.
etir,
1
eontinued
;
butij
..t
thence
4
chains
west:
thence
twentv-one
the
Prince
nrt
,m
v.,t
Club
to
Z
""i
'nd
IMht
1
UJ
tJ"
two
bottlea,
and
now
bava
J1'"
thence
4
chalni
TeSt!
the
flaherle.
departmenu
floaU.
B0
pain,
nn
coatej
ton
pis,
and
l5i?J0i'rOWJng
cc,nttn)r
"f
1rt
line
U
powered
with
an
8
hp.
Palmer
two
feel'that
I
am"
mpleS
'
rifof
'
J
,
S.
?,
?
"Z0'1
CI"
cylinder
engine
tronble."
i
B.C
FliilFlNQ
Til
It.
M,
E
Dated
October
22,
1927,
Apjillr
int.
!
.va.
Aitenr
HT
C
S3
If
you
are
thinking
about
getting
a
good
radio
set
for
Christmas,
don't
spoil
the
fun
with
a
poor
loud
speaker.
For
any
set
of
five
tubes
or
over,
an
R-540
standard
eighteen
inch
Cone
is
the
safest
thing
you
can
get.
Made
for
breadth
of
reproduction,
wherever
used.
Ask
Your
Dealer.
Wctor
Talking
Machine
OrarpjLnv
of
Csnsds.l
liw'tej
V
Northern
Electric
il
11
Speaker
j
Mfllfj&&
WW
try
his
new
boat
Zapora
out
In
tb
j
Those
In
the
party
Included
Thor
John-ame
game.
on,
J.
It.
Pillsbury.
Ed.
Olbbon.
and
A
ready
market
Is
understood
to
be
j
Ax.
strachan
and
their
bag
Included
oiiermg
lor
sucn
as
coa.
orui
ana
set
many
geese
and
ducks.
Ha
eon
fisheries
and
Oscar
i
Thar
Jahiunn
LUUvlk.
tbe
latter
recently
opened
In
Prince
Rupert,
are
said
to
be
operl
to
purchase
In
quantities.
Same
of
the
halibut
boats
are.
however,
taking
occasion
by
the
hand
to
get
necessary
work
done
in
anticipation
!S
ductlon
"T"'
,aU
Pro-!Prtng
rush
set.
In.
The
halibut
boa.ts
"Adam
and
Eva."
Louis
is
a
fair
representaUon
of
our
nated
ancestor,
it
sure
must
have
been
pretty
th
no
poor
Eva.
No.
doubt.
Jf?
i
bumper
aydlencftttf
see
txnjle
tale
'hli
first"
th
aPthe
hi.-
trlonlc
art.
Rough
weather
last
week-end
by
no
mean
daunted
all
Prince
Rupert
nlm-rcds.
Several
parties
went
out
on
Sunday
alter
the
big
Saturday
night
storm
had
somewhat
modified.
Jack
Lindsay
and
party
on
the
Irene
L.
had
their
usual
horseshoes
with
tbem
and
brought
back
some
thirty-five
ducks
as
well
aa
a
goose
or
two
from
Delusion
Bay.
Dave
Stuart
and
Dr.
Cade
cleaned
'
nwl6ut
boat
W.
Capt.
Leon
Saodvar.
and
Oslo,
Capt.
Axel
pleen.
are
having
annual
overhaul
carried
out
In
Cow
Bay
While
similar
werk
ia
beln
dome'
on
the
Toodle.
Capt,
Lawrence
Newell.'
at
the
dry
dock.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
la
contemplating
renovation
of
hi
big
power
cruiser
Pull
Moon,
the
probability
being
that
tbe
work
will
be
carried
out
during
tbe
spring.
Plans
include,
it
is
reported,
the
raising
of
the
pilot
house
and
a
change
of
engines.
Alter
a
Portland
four-day
hunting
trip
md
Observatory
Inlets.
Yqisx
Selection
Early
Tomorrow
A
Kroehler
Chesterfield
Suite
for
Christmas
Sold
on
terms
or
for
cash
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
.
1
3rd
Avenue
Phone
BURGESS
Flashlights
and
Batteries
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
MOFFAT'S
Electric
RANGES
The
result
of
forty
years'
experience
are
confin
ing
imitated
but
never
equalled.
Fitted
with
or
w:iti"
Lurninjr
attachment.
We
buy
direct
from
the
manuu
be
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
255
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Hupfrt