PAIN
from
RUrMor
Irrlfnfinn
soon
!
by
SANTAL
IYIIDY
Bswart
or
Imltatlone
t
,
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(or
h
word
"MIDf
(iv
nil
lri(K(tift
ftall.vse'
b
Our
aning
Prices
C)n
and
after
Feb.
1st,
1928
I
-
.
mini
lliu
concu
.
Of
u
,,
.mcd
and
pressed
$i:.oo
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vest
r
,
it
white
$1,00
teamed
and
7f
,
li-iTied
mid
pre?-
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noatg
..
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s
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by
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iks
or
Rubber
ii
if
colore.
111.50
and
$12.50
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Co.
Ltd.
I'hone
9
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i
mie
and
FuHon
ftey're
Here!
AM)
IIKTTKK
Khevrolets
i
U-
'en
at
the
Kaien
Garage
ill
General
Motor
1'i'oducta
"i
x
a.m.
to
10
p.m.
daily
"
Wreeklnjf
Service
I'hone
52
CLOSING
out
SALE
of
.
nnu
ruilfslMI.
INOS
Htill
on
Montreal
Importers
Tllirrl
A
1
"""He
Miller.
I'rnnrlctor
Waterfront
Whiffs
All
Set
for
Opening
of
Halibut
Season-Several
lrer
I.natu
Already
Away
Fishermen
Return
From
Holiday
No
Sign
of
Herring
I
Tlio
.:
....
....
...c
t-u.i.uiK
weeK
win
ue
marked
with
the
big
event
of
the
I
""'i''""
oi
ine
nauuut
season
on
February
15,
net
V
I
Several
of
the
larger
boats
have
departed
durinir
thr
past
ports
in
Alaska
to
take
on
fresh
herring
bait
before
makteir
,
-
..
.
.i,
111111
HI
VflCU-
Imj
of
the
season
or
very
aoon
thereafter
t.nr
industry
will
not
be
going
In
full
hwini!
until
povibly
the
middle
ol
Man
li
by
which
tlirie
moat
of
the
smal-
lei
:mU
should
also
&r
jut.
Wi'n
i
lu
orxe
Mocks
of
halibut
ilicuy
tliv
K.-Mi-ral
opluun
la
that
open-j
I:
i
rfiv
ii
pri-es
will
be
l;w.
Without
j
'
jitluiK
to
be
unduly
pessimistic
It
inn)
b-
repeated
that,
owing
to
the
I
jut
carr.rd
over
unkM
fishing
Is
de-
:
ije.1.
The
eff-ct
of
such
;arryover
on
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
l'KINCE
RUl'KHT
mum
s
T
IHIM
i:
HI
I'EHT
Betweei
A
ttulear,
PUIntlff,
I
And:
I)
I.
Htewart,
Defe.idant.
I
To
1).
L
Stewart,
of
Prince
Rupert.
BG.
TAKK
no
ilti;
that
A
Btilear
of
Buu-d
e.
B
c
.
has
commenced
an
action
aginuii
you
la
the
Count
Court
,j
run-i"
Kuprrt
ary.
li
f
tiie
sum
of
tSM
M
being
the
balaiut
waaaa
due
to
him
by
you
and
thai
under
aud
by
virtue
ol
an
order
His
Honor
Judge
Young
dated
the
Ird.
of
February.
ISM,
K
was
ordered
that
publication
of
this
I
notice
lor
three
conoseu'.lve
days
be
;if),d
aril
f
iffic.ent
notice
of
trie
Plaint
'
and
lunun
ma
issued
In
this
action
IN
TUB
COUNTY
COURT
OF
PRINCE
KUPERT
IIOIJlKN
AT
rHIM
t:
HI
lKKT
Between:
A
Bun
tell.
Plaintiff:
!
And
D
L
Stewart.
DrlentUnt.
To
D
L
S;ew..rt,
of
Prin.c
Bupert,
BC.
TAKE
NUT1CI
that
A.
Buntell
of
Prince
Kuprrt.
B.C..
tuu
commenced
an
action
uiuTmt
yot
In
the
County
Court
of
Prmr
Kuprrt.
on
the
21st
0
Janu-ary.
lga
fir
the
aura
of
fTTO.g
being
the
Ualanm-
of
wajr
due
to
him
by
1
you
and
trust
under
and
by
virtue
of
an
ord-r
of
Has
Honor
Judge
Young
hia
th.'
Ira
oe
peDruan
1WU.
1.
'was
Mrxed
ttttt
nublloatUw
of
"us.
notice
1
r
tllrot
ffiisecutlve
dft
beT
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
IIOMtKA
T
PHINTB
RITEKT
Between'
O
W
Nlrkersnn.
Plaintiff;
.
1
1
r.
.
I1r.11
r,r!
Ill'
fi'l
H
1
.1
11
1
V
rVquirod
under
urSn
Ti
ir
vo
r
d
v
mi
ifiToaW
orde?
within
ten
days
after
Im
of
this
not
ee
to
the
defend
tlC
publication
-Md
action
b,
causing
a
the
Mid
O
W
N''v.wJlfm
may
lie
given
in
therein
ami
Judgment
mi'nS?
Hie
a
-'"P'irTbSv7cSlrl
n,,,!-
I'luiinbera.
Prince
13
Rupert.
DC.
,uasn
10
trie
grounds
on
the
westward.
There
has
also
been
a
gen-
..luvimeiu
10
AiasKa
01
the
many
American
schooners
which
have
bepii
wintering
in
Seattle
and
other
Puget
Sound
ports.
Easily
by
the
end
of
the
month,
the
first
fares
ol
the
season
will
have
been
landed
at
IMnee
Rupert.
Very
few,
if
any,
of
the
smaller
Prince
Rupert
boats
will
engage
In
the
early
season
fishing
this
year,
a
short
-
age
of
bait
at
this
port
being
a
cauae
coming
season's
operations
and
next
ur
d.i.,1,
demure
in
addition
io1"1"'
T"
tnMMM
would
tu
em.r.7dultl0t1-hiln
tremendous
-at
th..
.......
7i:
I
DttiicU.1
laet
would
be
serious
blow
to
While
the
Urge
majority
ol
Ww
"
M
J.rl
'""
'rm
qumUty
Pt-
w
,,
ur
V"
must
realize
importance
ol
imiiiedlatc
action
and
earnestly
urge
y
.u
take
ueceuary
action
to
bring
about
desired
resul
la."
By
Monday
of
Tuesday,
the
moat
ot
th?
larger
b..au
will
have
departed
for
the
westward
.lalttnu
grounds.
Thaw
tltlii
away
during
the
pant
week
fori
A'a.-ki
have
included
the
Lli-lnjstjne.'
Capt.
TibbiU.
which
left
on
Tuesday;
tile
Stunner.
Cant.
M.nif:i
Soriano,
on
l.rt
carryover
of
frozen
stocks,
some
Wedoaaday
nlgnt;
Tahoma,
Capt.
Wlnnl
I
aujior.tlts
are
of
the
belief
that
the
;
Pierce,
vMzb
citlterJ
on
gundJiy
or
comliu
,eaou
U
not
to
break
going
Ketchikan
to
have
a
gurdy
luataiM;
!
many
records
In
the
way
of
prtaflU.
Wrm,
oapt
Ben
Peterson,
on
Friday;
t-l-.iier
from
the
atandpint
of
the
pro-
j
gnu,
cpt.
John
Otaen;
gnal.
Capt.
i
du
crs
of
fuh
or
the
handler,
of
It
ddy
Umzn,
,
Margaret
1.
Oapt.!
Fsll
.ng
is
a
menage
aprjpoa
of
the
-rlt.
...
on
Thuradkv
ntaht
Md
rarui
r,ai.
naiioui
aiiuation
wnicn
wai
tent
to
the
Canadian
Pl3rm:.n
for
juiLiiicatlon
In
Its
February
Usue
by
.r..-
L'liicago
WhJkale
Plh
At
Oyster
D:'j
er-
"A:
a
meeting
a.
Chicago
wholaaale
li.'ii
and
oyster
dealer"
today
it
waa
the
Zapora,
Oapt.
l.ar
Voge,
today
Jack
Donoailr.
sur
wlnchAan
tor
the
Bo:
th
PlatMrata,
returned
to
town
thaa
ae.k
on
tha
irolllng
boat
Thalaaa
II..
j
Capt.
Olo
Ouse
frjm
Jap
Inlet
where
I
he
apent
part
of
the
winter.
He
weel
u.a.iKi.
i,,i
oeciaea
id
wire
varioua
out
for
,
vaeatlon
but
came
home
aa4
ra..iz..i.ji
and
int.-ru
to
appeaU
tu
to
work
for
a
reat.
Jack
reports
l
Parlll
veiel
oj.iers
to
d?lay
flah-1
h.vin.
h.H
nixini
i.r
.t
.
mg
o
-a
:jiu.
triAn
February
fillnth;chtr
iniaod
with
has
Imnds
dasplta
tbe
,
f
r
suffi.
ent
length
of
time
to
assure
'
fict
ttut
he
ran
Into
a
lot
of
work.
...
.
i.jm.u.
i.wi
naving
been
eommiaaioned
to
take
a
halibut
ann
ifuard
against
large
carrj-
ef
(
u.adln,
ln
tne
COnatruetlon
a
wr
Thi
situation
U
atrloua
and
con
-
Jo
by
40
foat
boat
house
which
wUI
er.n
dlie-tly
or
Indirectly
the
wtlre
!
.K,it,
thru
w.ll
.nnm
trtllln.
basts
idUiUy
in
preaeut
luaications
ac-1
irrl.iijj
to
government
reports
there
will
be
at
least
five
m.lllon
p
Minds
hall-
Capt.
Lsiwaenr
Lawter
is
rushing
work
on
the
halibut
boat
Jack
preparatory
to
the
opening
of
the
fishing
season
He
aspects
to
be
able
to
get
a
amy
about
Wednesday
nest
week.
I
1(1
MAH
lit.
ri.AM
f'AXNEKV
I
clam
beds
which
are
known
to
exist
on
'
Dundaa
Island
are
reported
to
have
beam
iiixmi
u
y
.u
.
rwiuir
umot
,
,
th
It
ta
an
lndustn
In
t..e
sain
irarr
within
ten
aays
ajver
fie
las-
puMieatlon
of
this
notice
to
-
which
natives
may
be
given
a
good
deal
defend
thr
N.d
action
by
causing
a
0f
worc
i
dispute
note
to
be
filed
ln
the
said
'
action:
.md
in
default
on
your
so
doing
he
said
A
riulear
may
proceed
The
reopening
ot
the
halibut
aeaaon
la
:
'mjuludpneo
may
be
given
u
m,,.,,
wUh
the
return
to
Prince
Bu-I
You
may
file
a
dispute
nate
personally
1
pert
of
various
operators
and
f!'he
raeo
l
or
ny
your
Silliitor
in
the
ab.ve
Court
,
who
had
been
spending
their
winter
at
'he
l
courts,
mnce
rinpert.
ss.v.
h'"T
hnlrtn
and
and
,,r
near
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
this
7th
day
of
Pebruary
.
!
Among
Uioae
returning
are
Oapt.
Mar.
WII.LIA.lfl
MANSON
A
QON7.AUS,
'
r,n
Bollows.
owner
of
the
Whose
address
for
service
la
,k-
th
wlnIr
m
,n
mm
Kot
11.
nk
rh.mn.rt
Prince
IJ
Pnt
S3
Rupert.
BC
I
v
ho
got
back
today,
accompanied
by
!-n
wife.
Ian
Haines,
second
in
ooan-
maud
of
the
Blnieader.
and
Homon
Nichols,
who
waa
on
the
Joe
Baker
last
year
and
goes
to
the
Mulrneag
this
season,
are
both
eapeoted
to
return
nest
Wednesday
from
Nova
Scotia.
Capt.
Clarence
Campbell
of
tne
Jot
TI.MIIBK
SALU
;
mi
.
.
...
.
.v,
V
-ff
,
BMiecf
Teds
Ht
1
rsaJalvefl
by
tha
t
.
.
,
,
"
nai
iMtmr
inmn
wnn
Ml
good
and
Mifilctent
notice
l
tle
Plaint
:
,
yytofuary,
lBfid,
for
th
tao
oiuiimoas
issu
iii
iii'
iv...
uurrhllsr
0(
Licence
avw
near
neaa
01
I'iKiii
y
1
ami
y-u
r.'
rfiiired
under
JJowU.h
Covt
uin
talaad.
C.R.
.
to
?i.
m
ki
L'rorr
wniiiii
the
lat
publication
of
tins
notice
.
.
1
1..
...r,..ii
hk
1
Aiulnir
.
...
1
u.t
Ann
imi
n.
huarrt
mMtiim
or
10
1
upriire.
Cedar.
Hemlock
and
Balaam
aaw-
:
1
dunute
note
to
b-
illed
tne
sam
:
v
wlll
q,
allowed
for
rt-
actV
n:
and
III
default
on
your
so
dolns
,
u,
Umoer
1
he
said
A.
Buulell
may
proceed,
yfr,ner
particulars
of
the
Chief
Por-1
herein
and
Juditmn.t
nuv
be
alven
j
etler
vu-lorla.
or
live
District
Poroater.
Sr'l-
Prince
Rupert.
B.t-
e
,-r.,n.llv
or
by
your
8
ne
t
nr
In
the
sb
ve
Court
at
the
law
courts
Prince
Kupert
B.C.
I
DATKD
a'
Prlin'
Ruixrl.
this
7th
'
rtav
of
February.
I118
....o
I
WIUJAMS
MA1VSON
M
OONZAIJJB.
I
ahiwi
uldrrs
i
service
Is
33
Boy
a
I
Bank
Oiainbt-ra.
Prince
JUgjert.
BC
LAND
ACT
XOTH'K
OK
ISTBNTION
TO
APPLY
TO
IM
ucii
vsi:
U.M)
tn
Range
S
Land
Recording
tMstrlot
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
the
nor
therly
end
of
Telegraph
Passage,
Skocna
River.
TAKE
NOTICK
that
J.
II.
Todd
it
BOtta
ot
Victoria,
H.C..
occupation
salmon
ean-nera,
latond
to
apply
for
psrmkuUH
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Osauneneing
at
a
poet
planted
at
the
nnethwaat
corner
of
Lot
SI.
BaAM
I.
CD.;
thenoe
W
chains
east:
thance
90
TU
h
l.
atewart.
of
Pntu
Hupert.
BC.
i
chalna
north,
more
or
leaa,
to
high
water
TAKK
HOnci
that
O
W
Nlrkersnn
of
m,rit;
thence
southsrly
along
high
PrtiiceRuperl.
BC.
has
mmnieiired
an
to
the
point
of
emwroenoe-sotlon
aaalnst
you
tn
the
County
Court
ment
,n(l
containing
80
acres,
more
or
Prluci
n
U
ait
ol
Janu-
i
leJli.
of
Rupert.
01
rriuc
iu("-
VTOA
M
hinir
arv
la.
for
the
sum
of
1730
JO
ostng
the
halanee
due
to
mm
u,
nd
that
under
and
by
virtue
or
Jt.rf
Ills
Honor
Judge,
Young
.1..
tel
"
J"
j
.
u.i
mi
Kllraatlon
of
this
VS.
"mZ
.'onicutlve
dare
be
J.
II.
TUUU
fli
Buno,
blU,
Dated
December
Ulb.
Mtl.
a;
NOTH'E
01'
INTKMiKH'if)
ApTlV
TO
trlct,
and
situate
at
Huston
Inlet.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
TARE
NOTICE
that
Robert
M
Currle.
ot
Vancouvrr.
B.C..
oooupation
fish
packer.
Intends
to
apply
tor
a
lease
ot
the
following
deacrlbed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
olantod
at
northeast
corner
about
1
000
feet
westerly
from
miners'
cabins
at
head
ot
Huston
Inlet;
thence
westerly
30
halns;
thence
southerly
about
U
chalna;
thence
easterly
30
chains:
t
nance
nor
therly
about
it
eVrv
and
cofttalnlnu
?
re-'
:n
1
1
'ir
lew
I
HlJUEIir
U
CUK'tie;
Appiuan'
7HB
DAILY
REW3
Palter,
who
spent
a
holiday
at
Vancou-j
ver
and
other
point
In
the
south
with
i
Mm.
Campbell,
got
back
on
Wednesday.'
Capt.
Cbrla
Hearlekaeii
of
ne
aibaon.
I
and'
Mm.
HwrMrtfC
returned
after
1
spending
tfc
meat
of
the
winter
in
1
beauts.
New
oS-foot
halUHtt
boat
being
buUt
at
ibe
rniMw
Rupert
dry
dock
for
Cktpt.
JToHa
Ia90
.and
capt.
liana
Underdahl
sr
aurprtttstl
tj
be
completed
and
ready
for
the
e
bj'
the
end
of
March.
With
the
hull
finished
and
dock
on,
dellvaTf
of
the
76
h
p.
Palr-batsks-AIorae
full
dllenel
engines,
with
whloh
botb
boats
WUI
be
equipped,
la
now
being
awaited.
Though
severs)
seine
boau.
including
the
Anus)
S.,
Oapt.Bll
Skig:
Azurlte;
Capt.
oio
Ofcor.
and
Zatmrdl,
oapt.
Robert
Oamrnon,
fiare
been
aeUvety
engaged
In
proapabfeg
er
some
two
wacks'
tune.
tMtw
faf
i0
algn
of
the
annual
barring
run
ln
waters
contiguous
to
Prince
Rupert
up
10
yesterday.
While
the
run
la
considerably
later
thaa
isMal
ka
atafWag,
It
is
confidently
j
expected
tha
few
days
mire
will
ae!
It
develop.
I
With
no
froawn
atpeks
whatever
on
:
hand,
having
bean
cleaned
up
before
:
the
end
of
last
season.
jine
concern
u
being
folt
ln
the
matte'r
of
bait
supply
j
for
tha
smaller
halibut
tjau,
at
Prime
j
Rupert.
Gammon
Watt
have
been
'
considering
Uw
adrlaability
of
sending
the
seuashoat
Bertha
C.
to
the
vicinity
ot
JuiMau.
Alaska,
where
the
run
haa
Bnmminawd
and
where
there
is
said
to
be
an
adequate
supply
of
herring.
The
buys
halibut
boats
have
been
going
to
Alaska
to
take
on
their
bait
supplies
(or
tin
first
trips
of
the
season.
There
will
be
a
sarong
demand
for
aU
the
herrtatt
awallakea
at
Crincc
Rupert
this
winter.
The
Canadian
Fish
Gold
j
storage
Oo.
Is
wanting
a
big
supply
for
(
rearing
purposes
and
the
aupcrt'
Marino
Pmdiaota
will
have
its
fleet
busy
tstning
and
towing
for
the
Tucks
Inlet
reduction
plant.
This
will
all
he
In
addition
to
the
requirements
of
the
froatt
herring
pounds
In
flat
vicmty.
I
KOM
VAXC-oi
VIJI
The
kiaatl
attUfcot
boat
Cape
Basic
Capt.
Id
gar
Arnott.
aaturned
to
Prince
ftupert
thai
wtoaxud
from
Tanoouvur
a
here
it
was
wintered.
The
veaal
wUI
pick
up
Its
gear
and
outfit,
proceeding
almost
laameaHatsly
to
the
westward
banks
ta
inatlUlte
tbe
season's
Bradbur
TotTs
big
halibut
boat
B.
j
!
and
Y..
Capt.
Al
Woat,
Is
also
due
from
the
south
to
be
ooaunlasloned
in
the
halibut
flatwtas.
The
B
and
T.
hai
u
er.
engaged
this
winter
ln
herring
I
caoklna
on
the
woat
coast
of
Vaneou-
Vancouver
interests
which
recently
'
ver
1,1.,1
made
an
Investigation
of
the
extensive
Rag.
Webber,
f
waa
art
y
chief
engineer
on
the
halMHit
boat
Wabash,
haa
joined
wen
aatiaitod
witn
wnat
tney
touna
ana
the
staXf
of
P.
X.
Brunt
Ltd..
tew
Prince
it
la
now
reported
ttoat
the
estabtMi-
pupert
marina
surpty
ostaisi,
.imt.
on
the
31st
Of
Janu-'
"
tisg.
waa
one
ot
loose
w,
-
s
sunllar
old
plant
in
Hudson
Bay
'
juries
whrn
an
eablaatr-i
Pasaage
mar
be
proceeded
wltti
While
clam
cannery
may
not
naceasarUy
be
a
very
ambitious
project
In
the
way
of
buildings,
machinery,
etc..
It
wilt,
theletr
afford
a
good
deal
of
araermal
L-mployment
such
aa
digging
clams
and
the
Wabash
last
seas-
K
qeore
Dick,
first
:u
,-,
,1
but
boat
Oap
Bwaln.
n-
,
rowboat
and
Cvlnrude
w.
derstood
be
will
use
ln
con.
hie
trapping
operations
nest
v
tro.1
in-
,1
.1!
i
1
.
k
a.
i.-
hall.
.r,d
a
i
on
r.
nth
Before
they
wore
marr.ad.
the
au
n
seat
waa
too
big.
Now
tney
are
married,
the
dam
boat
Is
too
small.
Such
la
the
story
of
a
yachtsman
well
known;
A
warning
It
should
be
to
aundry
and
all.
Though
we
would
not
recommend
this
to
any
of
the
local
Icre-slok
passe
urc
bjat
owners
as
a
Valentine
message,
that
u.
if
they
intend
to
do
their
bit
in
allaying
the
unemployment
of
the
preachers
this
year.
Mow
that
Use
buntiag
season
la
Skipper
Oecrge
Bryant
wlll
continue
the
holidays
with
a
sojourn
In
sunny
south,
ern
clunaw
not
assailing?
Vancouver,
the
famous
watering
place,
ot
causae
George
left
for
the
south
on
Prlelaj,
accompanied
by
airs,
Bryant
wht
frgtl
see
that
he
keens
Within
bouncis
on
this
vacation
stuff,
v
.
,
Alex
Uaedjonald
haa
hie
power
yacht
Vaequero
on
the
Bugs
ways
oarrylng
out
soeae
neceaaary
repair
In
anticipation
of
the
strenuous
picnicking
and
bcacb
party
daya
that
are
about
to
follow.
Things
are
a
bit
quiet
these
days
at
the
Prlnoe
Rupert
Rowing
A
Yaeht
Club
what
with
the
hunting
season
now
over
and
the
weather
not
being
particularly
conducive
to
the
best
of
enjoyment
in
nor
pleasure
boating.
So
Tuesday
night's
gale
was
quite
welcome
to
She!
Thompson
who
was
thinking'
anyway
that
he
waa
due
for
a
nlgtit
out.
Shef
maintained
his
good
record
and
nary
a
line
waa
seaweed
ln
the
seswnty-mlle-an-hour
twister.
He
waa
the
recipient
of
many
congratulations
she
Mat
day
from
boat
owners
who
had
worried
more
than
he
had.
To
cap
the
climax,
Alex.
Mc-Rae
sent
down
a
helper
the
neat
night
which
was
something
like
closing
ttte
barn
door
after
the
home
hadigone,
only
the
horse
didn't
go
thla
time.
Next
month.
If
the
usual
dry
Marcn
winds
fan
their
rephym
over
the
fsoot,
there
should
be
the
seasonal
campaign
oi
painting
and
such-like
in
peaparatloo
for
the
coming
of
summer.
OS
w.xuu
w.vvs
QoaU
on
the
Ward
warn
during
the
past
week
hove
inoiudd
the
halibut
vessels
Aiken,
Cayiteon,
Verna,
Margaret
I.,
and
st.W.
nroute
from
Seattle
to
Ketchikan
for
the
opening
of
halibut
season,
the
srlraoner
Polaris
was
in
port
Wednesday
night
to
pick
up
a
member
of
her
crew.
Like
thv
ueasbs
and
otU:r
thing
JK
icomona
s
No
Returns
Rich
-of-
23
only,
Crepe-deChine
and
Crepe
Back
Satin
Dresses,
whose
regular
values
run
'up
to
$20.00.
Slaughter
Sale
Price,
each
$.75
LADIES'
AFTERNOON
DRESSES
Regular
values
up
to
$46.00.
Going
for
.....
19.75
LADIES'
COATS
5
only,
Ladies'
Winter
Coats.
Regular
value
to
$30.00
each
S10.50
4
Ladies'
Winter
Coats
Regular
value
to
$45.00
each
for
S19.50
5
Ladies'
Winter
Coats
Regular
value
to
$69.00
for
26.50
oo
Lo
PAGE
FTV3
SraaBaaSTBEaHCWl
Thanks
Prince
Rupert's
Shoppers
for
their
assistance
this
last
week
at
their
Fix
m
W
f.
r
LADIES'
DRESSES,
HATS,
COATS
AND
LINGERIE.
FOR
CASH
ONLY
We
sincerely
thank
our
customers
for
their
assistance
in
making
this
sale
such
a
success.
It
has
been
a
record
for
our
store.
We
have
very
little
left
on
this
sale
but
that
little
we
wish
to
dispone
of
this
week-
Thje
prices
on
the
balance
of
these
garments
we
have
still
further
cut
down
to
do
this.
As
to
the
values
offered,
just
ask
your
friends.
Or
better
still,
look
into
our
store
before
Saturday
night
and
see
for
youreelf.
The
balance
of
our
stock
of
Ladies'
Evening
Dresses,
and
there
are
some
beauties,
too.
Regular
values
to
$40.
Slaughter-Sale
Price,
each
10.75
27
ONLY,
LADIES'
HATS
Regular
price
as
high
as
$12.
Going
for
$1.45
Sold
out.
LINGERIE
9
Suite
Ladies'
Pyjamas.
Regular
$7.50
value
for
2.95
Ladies'
Silk
Nightgowns
Regular
value
to
$7.00.
for
1,95
Sold
out.
Silk
Slips
Regular
up
to
$6.00
f
or
$1.95
Silk
Bloomers
and
Vests,
each.
.
95c
Sold
out
OUR
SPRING
HATS
ARE
IN
Mif
,
i
more
or
less
unpleasant,
the
radio
bug
1
li
sure
apreadtnt
these
days
Alex.;
G
tunas
has
Installed
one
of
the
Infer-1
usl
machines
on
the
selneboat
Bertha
O
-a
seven-tube
Atwater
Kent
set.
Alex.
'
haa
been
getting
splendid
meuita
and
hoard
the
owls
hooting
on
the
North
Pole
one
night
thas
week.
A
little
bird,
mar
be
one
of
th.
sea
gulls
that
followed
the
boat,
told
usi
tgt
there
la
one
sickness
for
which
medical
arMnejsoas
otwrnw
;
WJSri
dote
this
being
seasickness,
hbu
oi
Prince
Rupert's
doctor,
engaged
them-selves
in
study
of
this
pressing
problem
Usl
Sunday.
Their
findings
will
be
published
In
1940
if
the
medicine
men
have
adequately
recovered
by
that
Urns.
Yes.
It
was
a
rough
old
passage
the
Pull
Moon
had
last
Sunday
In
th.
rain
attempt
on
that
day
at
least
to
deliver
the
grub
and
tobneco
to
the
boys
on
Znya
Island
shoep
ranch.
The
sea
did
everything
from
being
nice
and
tempting
looking
in
Ute
morning
to
wasning
the
bally
sheen
oil
the
Uil'ind
In
th
afternoon.
Even
three
doctors
and
a
Draco
of
strong
young
nu
n
c
:uld
not
land
at
Zayas
Island
thst
clay
and
it
was
thus,
perforce,
that
return
had
to
be
made
to
Boat
Harbor.
Dundas
Island,
there
to
wait
out
the
elements
till
nest
day
when
the
shore
party
waa
at
length
successful
in
doing
its
stuff.
The
party,
winch
left
Sunday
morning
and
was
very
grateful
to
be
home
Monday
night.
Included
Dr
W.
T.
Kergln.
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergln.
Dr
J.
P.
Cade,
Mia
frothy
Ollltngham.
Miss
Margaret
Kergln.
Jimmy
Parker.
Ct
are
new
Thomson
and
TedeUa
Ttte
MeayhNlf
of
too
party
report
some
iiwUitful
snrHta
in
the
brentflns
of
the
rollers
on
JjltfidM
U
land
.T
'
niVIMI
I
I'
MAI.MOX
Jack
Bradbury
or
the
well
known
Prince
Rupert
flahlng
concern
of
Bradbury
at
Yelf.
slates
that
It
la
the
ln-UnUon
of
his
concern
to
retire
from
the
salmon
fishing
industry.
In
which
It
haa
been
actively
empi
yed
for
the
past
several
years
in
packing
and
seining,
and
turn
in
place
to
th.
pilchard
reducSou
industry
ou
th.
wswt
coast
No
Exchanges
monos
Mail
Orders
at
these
prices
Loovr
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
R.C.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
'THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD.
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
W.
I'rlnce
KupexU
B.C
of
Vancouver
Island
where
it
la
the
Intention
of
the
company
to
build
or
causa
to
be
eslaMlsbsrl
a
plant
costing
in
the
neighborhood
or
gioo.ooo.
KiBwranaa
inlet
Is
the
point
on
which
a
site
efU
be
selected.
The
concern
wlll
sonunue
to
be
identified
with
the
halibut
and
herring
ftsbaMst
out
of
Prince
Bupert.
keeping
Its
usual
fresh
herring
poiaiado
established
In
the
vicinity.
.
Tho
Bradbury
A)
Yelf
art
ne
boat
Deth-une
Is
leaving
this
week-end
to
prospect
for
herring
lu
anticipation
of
the
run
ooMinanclng
In
the
very
near
future
Mitch
Albert
and
Mike
McCaffery
made
a
mystery
trip
to
Oona
River
last
Saturday,
leaving
early
in
the
morning
mi
the
Bertha
rj.
and
returning
that
night.
Msl-df-mer
I
reported
to
have
featured
the
voyage.
Alex.
Ohman
charged
them
for
alx
meals
a
day
three
going
down
and
three
coming
up.
'Demers'
are
now
howiiiK
Billie
Burke
1
Sport
Dresses
Phone
27
P.O.
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