57
llfg'iejt
Auurdi
n
turupe
unci
TUB
HEST
RESULTS
ARE
OBTAINED
BY
USING
Baker's
Chocolate
iHlue
Wrapper
Yellow
Label)
It
matyng
Cacs,
Pies,
Puddings,
Frosting
Ice
Cream,
Sauces,
Vudges,
Hot
and
Cold
Drins
lot
more
than
145
years
this
chocolate
has
been
the
standard
for
purity,
delicacy
of
flavor
and
uniform
quality
"
THe
trioe
mill.
La
IVIle
axxuUtkte,"
on
every
genuine
raclare
WALTER
BAKER
&
CO.
Limited
l.'sCaMisltl
1780
DORCHESTLR,
MASS.
Canadian
MilU
at
Montreal
Builrt
of
CWt
Rtdui
sent
fta
or
TOMACH
TROUBLE
Tud
indigestion
and
poverty
to
the
point
of
starvation
j
rc
agnized
as
eual
evils
v.
far
back
as
the
time
of
...
liurns.
Of
what
une
is
money
or
food,
if
the
stomach
m
!-!
duty?
7.1
tl.l
KM"
corrects
the
ruse
rr,
-tAM
yrw
sse
rra.;,,.
ntheoppoixv:-...,.
ill
namcflL.'.
"
"
AffltDU
iheiowr.
nervo
under
IhcmRftnif)'-noo'MS
is
pinched
by
a
misaligned
joint
Pinched
nerves
cannot
transmit
heolthful
impulses.
Chiropractic
adjusting
rcmovrstht
rnsstro
Hie
upper
nerve
U
free
M
nature
Intends.
The
healthy
person
does
not
and
should
not
even
realize
that
he
has
a
stomach.
Digestion
of
wholesome,
normal
food
should
be
automatic.
Rut
this
cannot
be
If
the
stomach
is
receiving
less
than
it
full
supply
of
vital
energy.
When
the
stomach
fails
In
Its
functions,
two
courses
of
relief
are
available
you
can
reduce
the
quantity
and
variety
of
your
food
tj
fit
Its
subnormal
capacity
or,
you
can
have
the
cause
removed
by
spinal
adjustments
which
restore
the
flow
of
vital
energy
to
full
capacity.
Which
is
best?
"I
EAT
MOST
ANYTHING."
"I'
have
suffered
from
a
bad
form
of
stomach
trouble
for
as
long
ns
I
can
remember
at
least
ten
years.
I
have
vomitteil
my
food
even
when
a
school-hoy
and
have
also
been
suffering
a
grl'.ut
deal
from
bladder
and
kidney
trouble.
I
commenced
to
take
adjustment.'
taking
:SG
adjustments
in
all.
Now.
thm
months
later
my
stomach
Is
in
good
condition,
and
I
can
eat
most
anything
I
like
without
It
hurting
me.
My
seven'
bladder
and
kidney
symp-lom
have
also
disapiearcd.
and
I
feel
fjne
Archie
Preston,
Chiropractic
Research
Bureau,
Statement
No.2077-N.
YOim
APPOINTMENT'
for
health
can
le
made-
hy
telephoning.
D.
A.
McMillan
Palmer
Graduate
cmitoiitAcroK
Pntho-Neurometer
Sjervtce
Open
Evening
DEMAND
Phone
091
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
o
i...
i
n..tl.,
1v
a.
--
m
fl
ty
Vat
anmliun
Wek
X,
In
hi
MnraffP
10
1
10.
Prince
Rupert,
R.C.
Exceeding
all
records
of
the
past
in
,
the
program
of
fishing
boat
construction
now
under
way
at
Prince
Rupert.
Every
boatj
building
plant
on
the
local
waterfront
has
work
booked
ahead
for!
the
next
several
months'
which
will
keep
them
operating
to
capacity.!
Two
new
contracts,
besides
several
the
plant
already
held,
were
se-J
cured
by
the
dry
dock"
during
the
past
week.
The
N.
M.
McLean
es-;
itabllshment
In
Cow
Hay,
having
just
completed
a
halibut
boat
for
Lnrls
llovmuller,
is
about
to
start
the
construction
bf
two
seine
boats
for
the
Gosse
Packing
Co.
The
Japanese
yards
are
busy
on
the-
construction
ot
seiners
nt
trol-
:
:
ri
.
.
I
.14.
..Kit.
kML...
h.ntirH
The
local
halibut
fleet
VlU
be
greatly
thlt
lh.'
c..
cJ.r
wa,
w.
(n.llr,ri
enhanced
by
the
new
boat.,
of
good
lz
;The
wreck,
and
attendant
circumstance.
and
splendid
type
that
are
being
built.
In
this
regard,
the
Canadian
fleet
1
coming
up
to
the
standard
that
has
recently
been
tet
by
the
American.
That
confidence
has
been
restored
In
the
Industry
la
fully
Indicated
by
the
ambitious
project
In
band.
The
two
new
boats,
for
which
con-
were
fully
deiicribed
In
Tuesday'
Dally
Newa.
A
handy
footbridge
has
been
put
In
by
the
Kelson
Trading
Co.
to
give
direct
accesi
from
Its
store
to
the
east
.end
of
the
government
wharf
upon
which
stand
th
fish
houses.
It
should
tracts
have
been
.let
to
the
dry
dock.
nrov.
oult
.
..,,..
,,
m.,
are
for
Lan
Voge
and
H.
tund..
Voge.
,.
n(MarT
through
"
un"
w"
"
the
hazards
at
the
back
of
the
wharf
owner
01
tne
acnooner
beima.
to
tQ
rMch
tne
place
n
tm(
nelgnbor.
.....
.
,..uu.
-
hood.
The
Nelson
Trading
Co.
has'
wm
be
a
oecmea
to
tne
acquisition
rom(,
otnT
rathef
good
deM
,
the
local
fleet.
Of
modern
design
and
fully
wy
of
g(vlng
Mry,ce
to
the
flshermen
with
all
the
latest
appliances.
It
M
whlch
,nouI1
snortl.
materlallr.
b
powered
with
a
7J
h.p.
Washington-;
,
Estep
oil
engine
and
Is
to
be
completed
'
Work
reiecklnE
and
reDlllnz
that
by
July
1
when
It
will
be
placed
In
part
of
the
government
wharf
on
which!
operation.
-
;
the
fish
houses
stand
Is
now
completed.;
The
boat
for
Lund,
who
was
formerly
cept
for
a
few
finishing
touche
!
engineer
on
the
American
schooner
Kew
hoUt
h0UM
tot
the
Royal
and
Valoroua,
will
be
66
feet
long
with
bu,
fisheries
were
ready
yesterday
to
beam
of
Ml,
feet
and
6"
6"
holds.
It
nanJ,;e
fun,
ThU
wdrt.
which
has
1U
be
poweid
with
a
4J
h.p.
Fair-
greaUy
improved
matters
at
the
gov-banka-Hom
seml-delsel
engine
and
wilt
ernment
wharf,
waa
carried
out
by
the
contain
all
the
latest
devices.
The
proVnelai
government
with
P.
W.
An-contract
calls
for
the
vessel
to
be
ready
derson
as
foreman,
on
May
20.
The
other
boats
to
be
built
at
the
most
or
II
Vl.llsl'T'll.lis
on-dry
dock
are
flftyfoot
halibut
j
AUnough
tn.re
are
,
few
.lraggiers
schooner
for
Paddy
Ivarson
and
60-foot
,eft
the
Urge
majorlty
of
the
loca,
seine
Kst
for
Oammon
tc
Watt.
hiihnf
hn.t.
h...
i.r.rt
ti,.
Power
boat
PJl,
xTapt.
Harris
Kerr.
of
the
Bushby
fleet
went
out
on
Tues
day
to
Georgetown
with
George
Mc
Afee.
.
,
..kA
ka4
(past
week
on
their
first
trips
of
the
season
to
the
high
spots.
Some
of
the
vessels
were
biding
their
time
pending
an
Improvement
in
weather
conditions
"
and
a.
fw
a
not
t
rr.riv
tr,
lMv.
returned
from
a
business
trip
W
Van-
K
WM
tU(ed
by
cu,tom,
on
Thuri.
couver
and
returned
with
a
carload
of
day
that
forty-two
had
already
cleared
lumber
for
the
prairies
In
tow.
On
Such
M
the
Toodle
the
M.T3.
neg.
Green.
Baturday.
Capt.
,Mder
Vfrna
w
T
N
,na
8
tn
.
mixed
scowload.
contain-
brought
Finny
p
Johannai
zebtllo..
H.
and
R.
boxes
for
the
AUln
fisheries
and
Ing
Vule.
Mulrn,ag
Wnlte
ulji
Scrub
and
lumber
for
the
local
Big
Bay
yards.
s'
'
February
10,
1D27
day
TH3
DAILY
KSW3
PAGE
FIVB
t
cJ0io
doesritjike
Chocolate
Waterfront
Whiffs
UNPRECEDENTED
ACTIVITY
IN
IIOAT
HUILDING
AT
TIMS
PORT
MOST
OF
HA
LI
BUTTERS
GONE
FRED
GRIM
RLE
JOINS
CUSTOMS
waters
LAND
ACT
It
wUl
SOTM'F.
OF
INTENTION
TO
AIM'I.Y
TO
I
I.KASK
FOnKHIIOKK
tslsnd
Land
Recording
District
of
Trlncs
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay,
Mawett
Inlet,
Graham
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Towell
River
Company
Limited
ot
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
Manufacturers,
Intend
to
apply
tor
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northeast
corner
ot
D.L.
1571;
thence
westerly,
following
northern
boundary
of
aid
Lot
to
the
northwest
corner
of
said
Lot:
thence
westerly,
northerly
and
easterly,
following
the
high
tide
mark
of
Ferguson
Bay
to
the
extreme
easterly
point
ot
Echinus
Point;
thence
south,
easterly
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
ISO
acres,
more
or
less.
POWELL
RIVER
COMPANY,
LTD.
Agent,
J.
Douglas
Wilson.
Dlttd
4th
Novvuibtr,
ltiJO.
i
others
were
still
In
port
yesterday.
The
Rupert
Marine
Producta
plant
at
at
Ualt
of
wnlcn
dld.
Tucks
Inlet
1
)ust
about
ready
to
re-
g0
out
returned
to
pon
wUhout
reach-1
sume
operatlona
again
after
a
thorough
tng
tne
Edward
Llptt.l
and
extensive
general
overhaul.
be
as
Capt.
John
Ivarson.
set
out
on
Thura-:
prepared
to
sum
herring
reduction
daJ.
moniin?
DuJ
developed
a
brpk.e
soon
aa
the
fish
arrive
In
local
pU)M)n
rln
;
MeUakW,Faage
nd
came
'
Capt.
came
orj
OOCK
ou
le
tuiisvrucnun
vi
m
ikw
m-hlle
back
for
repair.
The
Nuba,
Slaney.
found
"lb,
tod
cold
and
'
back
from
Grenvllle
Channel
the
Rose
Spit.
Ctpt,
H.
Olsen.
wwi
mr
w.c
unt.,.,
v.
from
.
turned
her
nose
homeward
Aaurtte
which
passed
Into
Prince
Ru-
htr
gurdT
wa4
found
pert
ownership
last
fall.
The
engine
o
of
has
been
Installed
this
week
and
the
vessel
will
be
completed
very
shortly,
j
0ftmmon
&
Wat,.,
Mlner
zenardU
,
,
.
I
made
a
trip
to
Ketchikan
at
the
first
Coastwise
8teamhlp
it
Barge
Cos
,
.
,
.
'of
th.
V
.nil
nlVIno
lin
fnlrt
mm
I
steamer
0
rodeo
waa
In
to
the
Big
Bay,
.
.
'
.
,.
1.
.
,u
'
rrtn
"'Ul,n
,n
Lumber
Co.
yesterday,
her
cargo
lncJud-i
frfh
'
'
ffi"
"h
ing
fir
lumber
to
be
used
In
the
con-jf
louche,
to
the
building.
itructloiKOf
two
seine
boats
at
the
Mc-
"
...
.
.
i
.
Lean
yard.
bait
at
the
dry
dock
on
Tuesday.
The
Well-Managed
Home
THE
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchasing
agent
for
a
large
proportion
of
the
family
needs.
In
order
to
do
a
good
job
she
must
know
what,
when
and
where
to
buy.
She
must
study
goods
and
the
concerns
which
make
goods
and
have
them
to
sell.
She
must
put
her
home
on
a
business
basis
and
run
it
on
business
principles
in
order
to
make
the
most
of
the
family
income.
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
purchr
sing.
And
the
right
way
to
get
the
greatest
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read
the
advertisements.
Advertisements
tell
you
what
is
new
and
good
in
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvements
and
inventions
to
make
your
home
life
easier,
more
comfortable
and
more
convenient.
They
give
you
information
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
usejul.
Every
manager
of
a
household
every
member
of
the
household
who
shares
the
responsibility
for
the
family's
welfare
should
make
a
habit
oj
reading
the
ads.
ot
halibut
tags
from
fishing
boats
and.tleman,
generally
known
along
-the
the
obtaining
of
other
relative
data.
i
Jim
Mackay
of
the
Mitchell
&
Cur-
northeast
coast
of
Lnngara
Island
atjrie
ataff
has
been
busy
at
the
Fisheries
the
end
of
last
week
was
Indeed
a
Experimental
station
this
week
Instal-
calamlty
for
Capt.
Ben
West,
owncrjjmg
moveable
shelves
In
the
library
W
when
the
more
serious
and
lastingly
and
skipper.
The
disaster
was
even;
and
carrying
out
other
minor
final
permanent'
event
will
take
place.
You
more
serious
through
the
tact
that
the
j
;j
Vessel
was
on
her
Initial
dash
.of
the
season
to
the
grounds
and
the
owner
I
,
will,
as
a
result,
be
probably
derived'
jot
a
season's
operations
which
promised
to
be
very
prosperous.
General
sympathy
I
was
expressel
by
the
members
of
the
Canadian
fleet
for
Captain
West
In
losing
one
of
the
neatest
and
most
efflclent
of
the
smaller
American
halt-but
boats,
The
loss
was
lightened
con-
Was
Nearly
Crazy
With
Boils
All
Over
His
Body
und
after
I
had
used
two
bottles
U
boils
had
all
disappeared
and
I
hare
not
lieen
troubled
with
them
sine."
Tut
up
only
by
Tie
T,
Milburu
Co.,
LlnJuJ,
Toiguto,
Out
'
Read
the
advertisements
in
order
to
buy
wisely
As
the
latest
member
oi
tne
locai
j
Tliere
has
been
no
sign
yet
of
her-!
CUitoms
jUH.
Fred
Grlmble
waa
being
8tlll
another
new
addition
to
the!""
"
-
given
Prince
nupert
halibut
fishing
fleet
thUj00"
nve
btenjro.pect.ng,
season
will
be
the
ss-foot
boat
now
nearlng
completion
at
a
Japanese
yard
a
hearty
gTceting
tnia
weea:
oy
the
many
folks
along
the
front
with
whom
his
future
duties
will
bring
him
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House
powerboat
ijn
contact.
A
popular
and
efficient
waterfront
aa
elsewhere,
'did
a
real.
St.
Valentine
stunt
Monday
night.
More
power
to
his
elbow
and
may
It
always
be
the
Fourteenth
of
February
for
him
I
Now
the
boys
are
starting
a
pool
as
leant
do
those
kind
of
things.
Bill,
without
the
wn,m
man
iinaing
out
about
It.
us
to
find
out
regarding
Jack
Lindsay's
Mr.
S.
I
Burke,
Barronsfleld,
NB.,
j,unting
trip
last
Sunday
writes:
"For
some
time
I
waa
searly
his
inunrod,
with
part;
rty
rr
wu
uo...
u.j
uuuj.
.
,
l,
successfully
wound
up
the
tried
everything
I
could
think
of
to
-
,
.
'
K
.
,
,?..
1926-37
hunting
season
by
going
to
i
-1.1
lmt
.
.v.il
f,
x
It
wither
BaV
"
brllng
down
a
brace
01
soon
as
one
waa
healed
up
iB'
vixiuld
appear
to
take
Its
plawv.
1
was
advised
to
take
WHO
WOKE
V
TIIK
tlOOSKt
That
Is
what
Shef
Thompson
asked
half
a
doren
honkers.
This
doughty
aboard
the
Dave
Stuart
and
Doc
Cade,
aboard
the
former's
Tseekwa,
went
to
Delusion
Bay
and
trapped
a
straggler.
With
Jack
Lindsay
at
the
helm,
the
destinies
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
,t
Yacht
Club
seem
once
more
to
be
In
good
hands.
New
members
of
the
board
of
directors
are
Dr.
Alexander,
Claude
Klrkendall
and
C.
G.
Minns.
The
following
petition
Is
being
circulated
along
the
waterfront
and,
after
being
duly
signed,
will
be
forwarded
to
the
federal
minister
ot
marine
and
flsherlea
for
attention:.
.
We,
the
undersigned
owner,
and
masters
of
fishing
vssicjs
operating
from
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
res-1
pectrully
petition
that
a
light
buoy
be
placed
on
Rose
Spit,
Queen
Charlottes,
oil
from
woodland
as
an
aid
to
boats,
coming
In
from
North
Island
vicinity.
The
present
buoy
is
so
placed
that
It
Is
not
visible
when
coming
from
the!
vicinity
mentioned
and
we
respectlfully
,
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Armour
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across
Cow
bow
tor
Mr.
uariics
mnn
hr
repentl
arrived
In
Prince
WIP
l
tn
,lrtt
'
the
we,k
t0
Lock'
Storage
Co.'a
office
staff
for
several
I
stalled.
RuDert
from
the
nrairies
where
they
Prt-
Qan
Charlotte
Islands,
with
a!y,ars.
Fred
Is
well
known
and
success
had
cxDerlence
in
whlteflsh
fishing.
Prty
of
timber
cruisers
which
had
ar-:
wuj
undoubtedly
follow
him
In
his.
The
first
vessel
to
go
on
the
gridiron
The
new
boat,
which
It
la
expected
to!"vru
"ul
v"th.
new
auues.
ne
succeeas
ne
laic
vvm
have
In
operation
within
a
few
weeks.
cnena
icn
on
on.aay
ana
returnea
.
Hughea
in
the
service,
nis
connection
l.
as
feet
lornr
and
Is
betni
emlned
on.
Wednesday,
,
wth
which
took
effect
on
Thursday
of
with
a
10
h
p.
Vivian
motor.
N,
U
Freeman
ot
the
International
j
Jthls
week.
Aftrr
a
two
works'
tsv-off
at
Vaneou-!
Fisheries
Commission
stall.
v
re
turnrd
to1
Lighthouse
tender
Newlngton,
Capt
of
the
Edward
Llpsett
Co,
Ltd.
on
the
waterfront,
Capt.
Jud
Thurber's
halibut
schooner,
Mulrneag,
Is
now
there
having
her
bottom
cleaned
and
painted.
K,
B.
Leu
ty,.
well
known
as
a
machln-
ver
for
annual
overhaul,
CJJt.
steamer
I
the
city
this
week
from
;
Seattle,
where
j
Harry.
Ormlston.
returned
to
port
on
tst
along
the
waterfront
.
few
years
Princess
Beatrice
returned
to
the
north-
he
paf
the
holiday
season;
and
hasj
Sunday
from
a
,
two
weeks'
trip,
a
faro.
,
taking
up
hi
residence
In
tWiUn
this
week,
arriving
In
port
Just
resumed
:
headquarters
JjSiflhe
locald3wu
the
.eoa.ij;
a;Egg
Island,
and.
piild
,
Prtnce,
.
Rupert-.
gstn,,..H
vrecently
hfon
R
n'rlrv-k
this
mornlnir
and
sail-1
fisheries
'
exDerlmental
"station.
Mr.!
a
visit
to
the
'triple
island'
lighthouse
.brought
the
fish
packer,
Cecllye.
up
Ing
at
11
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
i
Freeman'a
duties
at
this
port
during
Ion
Thursday
of
this
week.
and
wayports.
on
the
bridge.
Capt.
Steve
Gray
was:
the
coming
summer
will
have
more
-
To
have
his
fine
five-man
halibut
schooner.
Cape
Clear,
strike
a
rock
and
sink
a
total
loss
In
dense
fog
off
the
particularly
to
do
with
the
collection
I
We
hear
that
a
popular
young
gen-
from
Vancouver,
and
Is
now
.fitting
It
out
here
as
a
halibut
boat
though,
during
the
summer,
it
may
revert
to
fish
packing,
having
a
capacity
to
carry
five
thousand
dogs.
Word
Is
received
that
"Brandy"
Newell,
former
operator
of
the
local
halibut
schooner
AMI,
has
moved
from
Victoria,
where
he
has
been
residing
tor
the
past
couple
of
years,
to
Vancouver
where
he
Is
building
a
combination
halibut
boat
and
seiner.
It
Is
possible
that
he
may
be
seen
back
In
local
waters
before
long.
The
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
has
Its
seiner,
W.
R.
Lord,
ready
to
go
out
as
soon
as
the
herring
run
appears.
The
Fredella
Is
also
outfitted
In
readiness
to
leave
at
a
moment's
notice.
The
company
will
be
putting
up
the
usual
amount
of
herring
for
bait
purposes
this
winter.
Jeff
Lambly
and
Joe
Reld
were
In
town
tor
supplies
early
this
month
on
the
powerboat
"O
Baby."
They
have
their
trapllnes
out
on
Estevan
Island
down
.the
coast,
SPORT
Children's
Golds
ArW,ltrsU4
St-t.io.llr.
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TtmltM
wilh.m
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eakkinC
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throst
ts
kMt
at
W4tlnM.
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of
Mens
Clothing
arriving
regularly
For
Frjcesr
and
Quality
Don't
Forget
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Importers
Third
Avenue
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H.
Miller
Proprietor
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From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
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WHIP-PING
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