nifty,
July
T.
J928
HJB
DAILY"
STEYfB
YOUR
RRFAn
I
i!
what
it
Hhould
be?
.
k:cp
the
quality
of
j
.1
!,rc;i(l
up
to
the
HIGHEST
rOSSlllLE
STANDARD
A
'rial
will
convince
you
i
.-.
We
will
be
pleased
i
rvc
you
daily.
j
THY
OUR
SPECIAL
IIOVIS
!
AM)
WHOLE
WHEAT
i
Electric
Bakery
Third
Avenue
Prime
Rupert,
IJ.C.
)t.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
LADIES
Bathing
Suits
in
JANTZEN
UNIVERSAL
and
PENMAN
makes
I(TH!NC.
IIELTS
H.S.WallaceCo.Lld.
Phone
9
3rd
Avenue
and
Fullon
City
Meat
Market
Selvig
Ilros.
Third
Ave.
Phone
7C5
K.10T
HSK
UtONSAKK
A'le
sorter
nortk
ost
vorke
fiskekonserver
rske
pukkcrknvrincer
orke
hveteskonrokker
Nornke
rugakonrokker
Nrske
knekkehrod
Norsle
flatbrod
Mutter
o.s.v.
I
-iky.
varer.
Hllllrje
priscr.
Ilurtig
tminringelse
Mens
&
Boys
t
ymr
Summer
weather
RUNNING
SHOES
ut
the
Montreal
Importers
J,
II.
MiRcr.
Proprietor,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
l'hone
G3
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Ointrlbutinir.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
IManw
and
A
iirv."
-
V
-..
Waterfront
Whiffs
Substantial
Show
of
Humpback
Salmon
Outside
Reported-Mill
Now
in
Full
Operation
McLean
to"
Instnl
Floats
A
substantial
show
of
humpback
talrnon
reported
from
outside
waters
indicates
that
a
fair
run
of
these
fish
may
soon
be
expected
at
least
better
than
the
run
of
last
season
which
amounted
practi
cally
to
a
nonentity.
Boats
coming
in
during
the
week
have
reported
seeing
good
numbers
of
this
variety
juntpig
in
Dixon's
Entrance
and
umer
uuuies
01
water
some
distance
;removeu
irom
tne
mainianu.
As
is
usual
at
this
early
part
of
the
season,
salmon
catching
is
now
largely
confined
to
springe
and
sockeye
of
which
there
has
been
so
far,
apitarently,
anything
but
a
very
voluminous
run.
Very
few
steel
heads,
which
re
usually
frown
for
cx-
port,
have
yet
been
taken.
Arrival
ol
rain,
however
negligible,
waa
welcomed
this
week
In
the
hope
that
It
mttht
result,
as
it
often
Oct,
rn
an
Improvement
of
the
salmon
run.
Taken
on
the
whole,
thin
season
may
be
regard
-
td
aa
a
crucial
one
for
the
salmon
fisheries
on
this
part
of
the
eoast.
On
the
cycle
basis,
this
year
should
prove
a
big
one.
If
it
docs
not
b-w
up
a
gcid
deal
better
than
last
at
son.
It
may
be
taken
to
mean
that
the
Skeena
d
Naas
River
salmon
fisheries
are
r-lly
on
the
down
grade
and
a
curtail
-inent
Instead
of
eapanelon
of
the
lndtn-
ry
may
be
expected.
Cannery
amal-amatu
ns
and
consolidation
may
also
nd
to
bring
about
the
bitter
result.
Capt.
Carl
Angell.
well
known
as
a
halibut
vessel
owner,
has
secured
the
met
American
halibut
sefcoooer
Roald
nundseo,
well
known
at
this
part,
isd
will
ue
her
Uila
year
In
the
Alaska
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.'s
new
sawmill,
that
Seal
Oove
plant
will
at
last
be
In
full
operation
with
a
daily
production
of
about
CO
WO
feet.
Work
on
the
second
side
has
been
rushed
of
late
and
everything
is
now
In
readiness
for
It
to
start.
The
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.
has
made
arrangements
with
the
Pacific
Mills
j
pulp
and
paper
plant
at
Ocean
Fall
,
to
take
log
of
lower
grade,
the
object
being
that
the
local
aawmlll
shall
use
only
i
logs
of
the
higher
grades
in
order
that
production
of
clear
apruee
and
hemlock
may
be
conoentrtitea
upon
nd
the
output
of
c
amnion
grade,
always
the
burden
in
the
past
of
mills
tn
this
district,
reduced.
To
take
care
of
the
box
trade,
an
important
adjunct
of
the
losal
plant,
there
as
always
plenty
of
inferior
Umber
available
from
among
the
logs
of
higher
grade.
The
plant
la
bury
filling
otxiere
for
clear
spruce
for
which
there
la
always
barring
fishery.
He
plans
to
operate
;
M
market.
Three
caw
were
on
drift
nets
In
ttw
tea
of
Cape
Omsney
ind
wlU
cure
his
own
pack
which
will
e
marketed
in
Seattle
the
mUl
spur
Thursday
afternoon
being
loaded
with
another
three
cars
to
be
spotted
as
anon
as
they
were
filled.
11
1
I
I.
IN
I
I
I
I.
oratATlON
J
The
power
tug
M.T.
3
took
a
soow
load
With
the
starting
by
the
first
of
next
of
11,000
salmon
oases
from
the
mUl
wtek
of
the
resaw
or
peny
aide
of
the
to
CarUale
Cannery
on
Wednesday
of
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
AITLY
TO
LEAKE
LAND
Is
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Ola-riet
and
situate
on
UoreaMr
Island
ad
jacent
to
AUlford
Bay-Skklcgnte
Inlet-
tuten
caanoH
uianos.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Pacific
Uffls
Limited
(J
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
pulp
and
paper
manufacturers.
tntenCU
:o
appiy
mr
a
oeacrioea
tanas
lease
of
the
following
Oommenctnc
at
a
post
planted
at
the
8.W.
corner
of
8.T1.
6atTP;
thence
72
degrees
30
mlnue
Wet
(AaUsnomlei
1100
ft.:
thenoe
North
St
decree
0
minutes
West
(Astronomic)
1800
tt4
thence
North
33
dcgries
30
minute
Eaat
(Astroncmlcl
800
ft.,
thence
North
26
degrees
West
(Astronomic)
2400
ft.;
thence
North
00
degrees
East
(Astnao-nir
k
oao
rt
mar
or
1
to
an
Inter
section
with
the
high
water
mar
oft
AUlford
Bay:
tnence
louowmg
tne
sasa
high
water
mark
Southerly
to
the
point
of
eommeneement.
aave
and
except
one
Mind
containing
one
acre
more
or
lea
ana
inaAher
Island
naatatninc
025
acres.
more
r
less
tne
wnoie
comaining
i"
seres,
more
or
less.
Form
No.
It.
Section
at)
LAND
ACT.
ttr-
week.
Other
cannery
orders
are
LAND
ACT
m
thtJ
The
Booth
Fisheries
Oo.
baa
sold
IU
team
trawler
Zapora.
formerly
ued
In
baUbut
flahing.
to
Capt.
Alexander
Allen
who
win
use
the
vessel
In
Alaska
freight
and
passenger
service.
For
several
years,
the
Zapora.
which
Is
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert,
ha
been
tied
up.
being
sent
out
only
intermit
tently
to
fash
for
halibut.
Northern
Brttlan
OolumbU
Salmon
Fishermen
AasociaUon
I
calling
an
lmportsnt
meetang
at
Port
Bssington
cm
Saturday.
July
it
at
1
dock,
rvtoermen
only
are
requesttd
to
come.
AT
MtLEAV
Halibut
boat
Volunteer.
Oapt.
If.
Johnson,
has
been
In
the
McLean
ahop
at
Seal
Cove
the
latter
part
of
this
week
for
caulking
and
general
overhaul
work.
The
vveaal
went
up
on
Wedne
..
llcint
clay
and
waa
off
again
on
Friday.
By
Parker
Samuel
Bonne,.
,
Two
or
three
trolling
boats
have
also
Dsted
April
18.
1B28.
;
been
at
MLen's
during
the
week
In
!
cludtng.
the
Marty,
originally
buHt
last
!
year
In
Cow
Bay
a
a
halibut
vessel
sad
now
trailing
at
Hippo,
work
on
NOIin:
Ol
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
,
included
the
putting
in
of
rolling
Via
tl
t
V
L.VMI
IVIl
I
TO
I'l
KCIIAXE
In
Prince
Rurjcrt
Land
Recording
Dis
trict
and
situate
about
ft
mllea
from
the
mouth
of
Kbutce
River.
.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit
Western
Mining
Company
of
Vancouver.
BO.,
occupation
aiming
wrami,
w
chock
ThU
vessel
U
owned
by
wu
IkMn
Oarllck.
The
four-maeted
barquentlne
8.
F.
Tolmle.
built
In
Victoria
In
1931
and
SeJS.S
rearsh.
U
-Id
by
the
H.U-CMnmenctnf
at
a
putt
planted
one
.
lmM
UIU
qo
.
by
which
abe
waa
used
mt
ttutant
ftoax
the
Wltnea
Dost
on
...
.
vti
tha
WtatTlde
of
Lot
ITS;
thence
weater-
I
-
""TZ-
ly
0
chalna;
thence
southerly
30
chains;
M
of
New
Weetmlnster
and
Norman
lhante
easterly
60
cnaina;
tnence
nor-
N1(on
sunbury
for
use
a
inrriv
iv
cnajm.
imj
ciww'.i
"
acre,
more
or
lea.
r
rAKUUE
WILOUH,
Agefit
for
Detroit
Western
Mining
Oo
Dated
18th
AprU.
1928.
-(JOVEKXMENT
LIQUOII
ACT"
othe
or
trriirtTioN
tor
ton-mint
TO
TKtNMKK
Ol
HtKIl
Llt'ENCK
NOTICE
IB
HEREBT
OIVKN
that,
on
u
ink
iu
nf
Jnlv
next,
the
Under-
algtMd
intend
to
apply
?
the
liquor
Oentrol
Hoard
for
censent
to
transfer
WATER
NOTICE
f'trltllVd
sTltr.AMS
a
Ilan
station
and
herring
saltery
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
The
vessel
a
31
feet
long.
48
feet
beam
and
19
feet
depth.
Flab
wlU
be
collected
from
snail
boats
and
will
be
acid
to
the
canners
from
the
larger
vcasei.
About
1160.000
will
be
spent
by
the
new
owners
on
the
barquentlne
to
fit
her
far
TAKE
NOTICE
that
.
D.
Judson.
LVA,
rTl.
iZZ.
wumbsr
819.
and
Issued,
whose
address
la
.
Terrace.
BO.
will
ouiiaiuauni
i.nds
de-'
rru.rmn
streama"
DUroose.
namely.
rrZLL
..
t...
i
.ni'
tn
Block
11.
Map
rlaarlna
and
improving
the
stream
for
or
Prince
Hubert
Land
Re
titration
the
driving,
booming,
or
rafting
of
log
District,
in
the
Province
cr
umisn
w-umbls
from
Oeorge
Tesslr
to
Angelo
Eusts'-chlo
and
Crbano
Colbachlnl.
of
Terrace.
Drltiah
Columbia,
the
tfanafer-
"oATED
at
Terrace.
B.C.,
that
th
(lay
of
June.
aj0
BUSTACCHIO.
UltBANO
COLBACHINl.
Applicant
and
Transferees,
LAND
ACT
NOTHi:
OK
IVTENTICN
TO
AITLV
Tt
.Li
j
A
h
L
IA
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Hecerdtaif
DU-trict
and
.itu.?T
JfdJSAfea
Dy
Moreabv
Island.
Skldegate
inlet.
OtMn
Charlotte
Island.
.,..
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Pacific
Mllla
umlted
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Donald
WUbur
ltedsdon.
Axentlfor
Pacific
Mill.
Limited.
nsfert
flay
S.
19W
.
,
1
LAND
ACT.
APrLY
TO
NOTirr.
of
"'.J0
of
Pacific,
u.
m"",
tniiowln
de-to
Of
,k,
the
following
u
apply
for
a
leaee
scribed
land:
,
.ni
.t
the
f
Commencing
at
a
post
jy
thence
et
"
rn""r
u.in.
and
or-CmlHTTNA
R.y.c(ut
Dated
May
38,
1928'
i
rv.
n.mti
on
the
stream
between
which
it
is
proposed
to
clear
are
frcm
the
point
where
the
Kltsumgellum
River
intersects
the
North
Line
of
Let
1400
to
the
South
Line
of
Lot
itiv.
ttsnge
a.
Ooaat
District.
The
estimated
mileage
be
tween
the
said
points
la
4
mile,
more
nr
ua
Th
term
nronosed
for
the
li
cence
la
31
yeara.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
30th
dsy
of
June,
1918.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
ater
Act"
will
be
fUed
in
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert,
DC.
The
Detltion
for
approval
of
un
dertaking
and
an
application
for
approval
of
the
Schedule
of
Tolls
will
be
heard
in
the
office
of
the
Beard
of
Investigation
at
a
date
to
be
fixed,
and
any
interna
tea
person
msy
me
sn
oojv-tioa
thereto
in
the
office
of
the
Comptroller
or
of
the
Water
Recorder
of
the
ni.triet
obiectlons
to
the
aoollcatlon
may
be
filed
with
the
aald
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Oomotroller
of
Water
nirhta
Parliament
Bulldlnaa.
Victoria
B.C..
within
thirty
day
after
the
flrat
sbDesrance
of
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
flrat
publt
nation
of
this
notice
la
June
19.
1928.
E.
D.
JUDSON.
LTD..
Applicant
a.
u.
judson.
Agent.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
A1TI.V
TO
LEASE
I.AM)
tn
Prlnne
Rurjert
Land
Iteeordlnc
Dla
trlct
and
situate
adjacent
to
AUlford
ony,
Morctny
uiano.
axiaegaie
tnicv
Qumii
rimrfotte
lalands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Pacific
Mills
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
Pulp
and
Paper
Manufacturers.
Intend!
to
appiy
lor
a
lease
oi
tm
lojiuwius.
u
arrthjirl
lanria!-
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
hUh
water
mark
of
an
Island:
thence
following
the
high
water
mark
arouna
tb
island
to
point
of
commencement
ana
containing
on
acre,
mora
or
im.
r.-e.
.
....a,
TTMTTTD.
Applli-an
Donald
Wllbvir
llixltdnn.
Asviit
fur
Pacific
Mills.
Limited
Dlted
May
J,
1938.
the
new
work.
Assurance
1
given
by
the
International
Fisheries
opmmlsaloti
that
none
of
the
pr.-j.bMti
aA-jCBdmenl
pr
alterations
to
tialitut
fishing
ifguUtltiis
under
international
treaty
will
be
put
into
ef-Itct
thia
jear
It
la
expected,
however,
that
at
least
a
JitimtJef
of
the"
T&fcxutyfti
(latlcns,
nado'bjlha'eoiomton
an
lu
lecratly
putajfepwh.
wl"
go;lnto
f-Xtrce
before
'T83DJ-
,
The
three
steam
trawlers
O.
E.
Poster,
Andrew
Kelly
and
James
Oarru-;
liters,
belonging
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
and
lied
up
at
tne
plant
for
these
past
several
yeara,
are
iplendenl
If
not
beautiful
In
their:
.
f
w
coats
of
red
lead
which
has
been
'
applied
to
preserve
the
vessels
which
huu.
Mmn
tun
tti
mark!
Inr
um.
tlm
!
j
but
for
which
no
purchasers
have
been
filtering.
Chipping
of
the
rust
from
the
last
of
the
three
veseU
preparatory
to
painting
is
now
proceeding.
NEW
VTHALIMl
DEVICE
A
new
Norwegian
device,
which
Is
xpeettd
to
Increase
the
range
and
effectiveness
of
the
harpoon
guns,
la
being
letted
out
by
the
Consolidated
Whaling
Corporation
frcm
lu
Queen
Charlotte
bland
plants
this
season.
The
device
Is
called
a
foregoer
and
U
a
specially
treated
line
spiked
to
the
harpoon.
In
the
past,
tne
whaler
have
eea
using
a
four-and-one-balf
Inch
mantle
rope.
Ordinarily,
this
awells
and
grows
heavier
when
It
becomes
wet.
If
I
the
rope
is
treated
with
the
Norwe-j
glan
process,
a
three
and
three
quarter!
inch
line
may
be
imd
with
no
danger
A
Increasing
weight
because
of
water
absorption.
Norwegian
whalers
have
mat
with
good
results
from
the
fore-goer
and
the
management
of
the
Brit-
.-h
CalumWa
eoast
concern
eajtect
that
the
present
range
of
ISO
feet
may
be
'jooaiderably
extended
when
the
harpoon
guns
are
equipped
with
the
new
device.
ParUy
on
aooouat
of
the
low
price
of
halibut,
a
number
tf
tne
Amerleaa
Xlh
lng
vesEeto
are
flnd4f
other
employ
meat
such
as
salmon
Backing
to
Alaska
can-r.ertea
and
the
like.
Osftt
Peter
Wold,
who
ha
used
the
aafceener
Attu
foi
several
Mtmmers
km
carrying
fish
under
charter.
1
now
buying
salmon
at
Cape
Banson:
Yellowstone
and
Superior.
TO
1NHTAL
l
l-OATH
N
u.
McLean
plena
commencement
soon
of
extensive
float
in
oonnectkm
with
hi
shipbuilding
plant
at
Seal
Oove.
These
floats
win
nave
accommodation
for
twenty-nv
or
thirty
boat
and
will
be
rented
out
ISr
winter
har
bor
or
fer
any
ethK
n-poi
n'thT
jttj
be
required
for
tyTmj
up.
Tne
situation
will
be
just
across
the
small
gave
from
the
shipyard,
the
spot
now
being
occupied
by
tee
float
of
the
Canadian
Fish
It
OoM
Storage
Co.
though
Mr.
McLean
own
the
ground.
pim!
mi
nurtficra
are
now
standard
that
between
75
and
SO
per
cent
of
all
vessel
of
1.000
h
p.
or
over
are
so
equipped,
and
further
that
M
per
cent
of
aU
vessela
buUt
Is
1927
were
equipped.
One
of
the
first
Pacific
flahing
that
he
ha
had
no
major
repairs
of
any
il
ascription
He
attribute
thai
sorely
to
the
fact
that
be
has
never
used
any
dies
fuel
that
waa
not
contrlfufed.
The
purifier
on
the
Explorer
I
Installed
between
the
main
storage
and
tne
aauy
supply
Una.
and
all
fuel
oil
la
cleaned
tefcr
reaching
the
day
tansa.
oapt-Hansen
aav
"The
purifier
has
paid
for
on
engine
maintenance
cost
alone
(n
18
hours
operating
that
remove
3-8
of
pint
of
sol
Ma
from
the
purtfler
bowl,
the
greater
part
nrong
ox
a
very
aady
abradve.
;
The
ftalibut
schooner
ScfMur
wa
umtlarlf
equippea
during
ine
last
winter
overhauling,
as
were
a
number
3f
other
dleset
veasel
on
the
Pacific
coast.
Other
engineers
wtwee
vessel
have
been
equipped
with
oil
purifier
can
tell
of
Instances
where
the
machine
have
more
than
paM
for
them
selves
by
purifying,
for
instance,
a
Ingle
tank
of
badly
contaminated
fuel.
oil
Purl
fieri
tor
either
fuel
or
lubricating
mmummmmammmsmmmmmma
1
1
mm
1
1
I
.
.
I
Riding
is
Like
Flying
m
'
in
i
niasii
"
i
1
i
in
mi
li
ii
.
l
-1
.
-
.
W
--
ttl.l
to
iBstaU
such
nut-lltecs
wws
-t
oxcrew
ono
-
the
halibut
schooner
Explorer,
owned
3.HT.400
pound
of
American
halibut
n..
it.uM
nr
jiidmu
fu
been
landed
aa
compared
with
This
purifier
ha
been
in
constant
op-jlaet
year
9
J
10,000
pound
at
eration
for
almost
two
rear,
and
dur-'datc.
this
.
.w..
r.
u.naaai
ranorta
1
Landlnaa
for
the
Dt
weak
were
under
average
totalling
888.000
pounds
of
which
801,000
pound
waa
American
and
tU.MtO
pound
Canadian.
Prices
during
the
weak
war
around
average,
tne
highest
American
bid
being
13c
ind
Tc
for
the
7.000
pound
catch
of
the
Baatern
Point
while
the
bast
Canadian
bid
was
tic
and
5c
paid
the
I'none
for
her
twelfth
catch
of
the
lteelf
many
tunes
over
In
the
saving
neaaon.
11.000
pound,
nam
mam
v.
ere
9.8c
and
8c
for
American
iian
anu
sv
and
8c
for
Canadian.
tb
same
purifier
can
often
be
so
hook-'
that
the
vasaal
finally
went
off
ed
up
a
to
take
care
of
both
otla.'ltu
on
the
high
tide
at
noon,
evl-
Wher
the
day
tank
have
a
suinovent
d.nuy
little
the
worn
for
lu
strana-
capacMy.
enough
fuel
can
be
purified
in
)rig.
oeorge
should
aoon
be
able
8s
three
hour
to
run
the
average
Iining
Tlc
wlUl
the
best
of
them
aa
an
auwi-vessel
for
approximately
15
hour;
thus
orlty
obstruction
to
harbor
navl-learlng
the
purifier
Ire
to
run
the
glUon.
iubrlcaUng
oiU.
There
la
a
mm
ox
pun
fler
manufactured
to
take
care
of
any
type
of
dlesel
that
may
be
In
service.
and
clean
fuel
and
lubricating
oils
give
the
beet
assurance
of
rontmuou
operation
that
a
dteael
engine
may
have.
roMiimrMTioxe,
Weldon
McAfee,
popular,
office
man-r
at
the
Big
.
Bay
I
umber.
Qa.'s
Seal
i
Ed$Ho!c;n8,Saw,
last
Eoj-Cuttinj
S
SiMONDS
SAWS
Oisrsnletd
becsus
mad
from
our
own
steel
vJ
IMONOSCANao
SAWOS
LTD,
MCNTRUl.
V
VAMCOUVSH.ai
tOHN.H.Bd
sr
laVstAsaaBah
2
Oorge
Wilson
hna
proven
himself
that
week
to
be
a
better
newspaperman
than
a
aasboat
nawtantor.
Oeorge
took
hi
famwy
V
sOMawr
Jitwas.
acros
the
wwter
near
McNlcholl
Creek
'Msti
week-end
and
has
been
journeying
over
ach
evening
and
back
each
morning
t
work.
On
Thursday
morning
he
craaed
a
rock
while
coming
over
but
yesterday
morning
he
did
the
trick
I
right
and
landed
nigh
and
dry
witbj
the
consequence
that
ho
had
to
pull
i
over
In
hla
dinghy
and
leave
the
boat.
work
on
the
mum
principle
and
to
oo
a
It
would.
The
consequence
VISITrii
LITY
ISLINU
Two
or
three
boatload
of
towns
people
spent
Dominion
Day
on
the
sandy
shores
of
Lucy
Island,
one
of
tb
features
of
the
dsy
being
a
bridge
party
and
tea
at
the
home
of
the
lighthouse
keeper
and
nis
wue,
and
Mr.
Walter
Dry
den.
who
proved
gcalsj
host.
High
scorer
in
th
bridge
wee
Mrs.
Oarl
Brand
and
Jack
JeAuIey.
Th
talk
of
tne
occswiun
was
the
home
mad
bread
of
Mrs.
Bryden
who.
judging
from
what
I
to
be
heard,
must
be
a
real
artist
in
the
craft
of
bread
making.
The
lady
vueats
ol
!
ly
were
busy
end-orin
to
obtain
plana
ami
apecinca-
tlona
conducive
to
such
succ
while
th
meat
suggested
that
domestic
Ml
might
be
much
enhanced
should
Mra.
nivadrastinn
station
and
Bryden
get
unread
her
ter
re
to
t
the
world.
And
:
mitAttim
ui
ttie
Dread,
a
fin
time
was
had
by
sll
and
such
good
hosts
have
frequent
expert
i
these
my
'siujrs
from
town
henceforth.
y
The
simplest
answer
to
automobile
satisfaction
is
just
this:
to
know
the
overpowering
conviction
of
greatest
value
held
by
Essex
owners,
to
sec
Essex
beauty,
to
examine
Essex
quality,
to
experience
Essex
comfort,
to
ride
and
know
Essex
performance.
The
Essex
Super-Six
high-compression
motor
is
patented
and
exclusive,
and
Is
so
far
as
we
know
the
most
powerful
of
Ita
sise
in
the
world.
Th
four-wheel
brakes
used
on
Essex
are
the
same
type
used
on
costly
cars
and
assure
the
maximum
brake
safety
as
well
as
the
seftns
of
control
that
you
awodate
only
with
high
priced
cars.
In
the
way
women
by
thousands
are
turning
to
Essex
is
a
story
of
the
great
and
dynamic
"man's
Super-SixH
made
beautiful
for
women.
Another
car
load
of
Essex
Super-Sixes
has
just
arrived.
We
would
appreciate
aon
opportunity
to
demonstrate
to
you.
The
Super-Six
principle
amailngly
revealed.
Five
Passenger
Essex
Super-Six
Sedan,
complete,
fully
equipped
J51Ir..0O
Five
Passenger
Essex
Super-Six
Coupe,
complete,
fully
equipped
$1,253.00
Five
Passenger
Essex
Super-Six
Coach,
complete,
fully
equipped,
........
$1,1
93,00
Prince
Rupert
Auto
Co.
Second
Avenue.
Opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Phone
275
Csve
sawmill,
ha
been
receiving
con-1
rstulstiona
on
the
birth
of
a
daugh-1
Ontaney
Independently
tr
J
E.
Berg
of
ter
Wednesday
night
rn
the
Prince
Ketchikan.
Other
Tn-
cbarured
for
dupe,
i
Qenorul
Hospital.
Weldon
now
jalmon
hauling
tn
tne
Southeastern
J
iaa
a
complete
lamlly
of
boy
and
girl.
Alaska
district
Include
to
Arctic,
Capt.
Lnstrlot
No.
3
salmon
flahing
1
ctUlj
e
lng
carried
on
with
the
beat
uc-cas
in
the
HI
vers
Inlet
division
wnerel
scats
were
officially
reported
this
week
to
be
averaging
fifty-three
flab.
The
run
on
the
Bkestis
and
Naas;
liver
to
etlU
reported
to
be
slow
although
showing
some
Implement,
tne
aoatare
a
versa
per
boat
this
week
is
repolW-
nave
free
fawns
-ten
i:ah
both
on
the
Skeena
and
Naaa.
Flshinf
up
the
Skeena
River'
la
now
said
to
"be
better
than
It
is
outside.
Due
to
two
or
three,
weeks
of
exceptionally
light
landings,
the
record
:'.
halibut
fares
at
the
port
of
Prince
rtioii
all
the
larae
!
Rupert
for
the
season
up
to
ending
at
U.lM.aOO
pounds
has
fall-
molorahio.
.Host,
it
beUal
climated
cn
slightly
behind
the
1917
season
at
a
similar
date
when
11.3.00
pound
had
been
landed
here.
Canadian
landing
atandlng
at
a
total
of
3
9
1,008
Bounds
arc
ahead
of
those
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