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i
j'oJJw;
Koaj
Adonnc
Hejnjr
Rejjuijt
ot
McUan
yrdrMiao
in
I
ort
1'j-iPparinR
for
Salmon
Season
Halibut
Landings
Substantially
Increased
craft
h
fisheries
The
McLean
shipyard
at
Seal
Cove
has
the
contract
for
exten-rebuilding
of
the
provincial
police
boat
AflWr
ami
th
work
waa
brought
north
from
New
West-
!
initiator
a
few
years
ago.
Many
native
boata
aw
pair
In
part
outfitting
and
having
necessary
work
carried
out
In
preparation
of
the
approaching
salmon
fishing
season.
Waterfront
concerns
report
doing
considerable
business
with
the
owner
of
lUte
boats
who.
In
a
number
of
cases,
ihave
their
families
here.
Tbr
Uoteeo
shipyard
at
Seal
Cove
has
been
re-caulklng
some
of
these
boats.
Others
are
tied
up
at
the
Cow
Bay
floats
and
at
Seal
Cove.
The
forty
-eight
foot
packer
Overtime
jof
the
Inverness
cannery
neet
is
at
the
McLean
yards
having
a
pew
bow
put
on
and
a
niece
added
to
the
pilothouse.
Mac
la
leported
to
have
considerable
other
cannery
work
In
view
and
he
reT
I
ports
being
quit
busy.
As
soon
as
the
spring
run
Is
over,
McLean's
yeard
wUl
start
an
extensive
rebuilding
job
on
been
patrol
Anrll
1S38,
Forester.
Prince
:o
.'
nna
v,.
k-,
irepslr.
The
vessel-s
item
waa
almost
which
waa
formerly
a
pleasure
boat
out
of
Swanson
Bay.
Some
two
or
three
months
ago,
ten
Weaver
purchased
the
craft
and
ha
proposes
ooavertlng
her
Into
a
fish
packer
The
vessei
looks
to
be
In
s
rather
dilapidated
condition
Just
now.
built
tally
for
in
iunn
uju.
r.TTi:i(
Ttusaura
ia
now
engaged
in
building
of
s
SO
x
8
toot
giU
netter
tor
Andrew
A.
McKay
of
Port
Blmpeoa.
The
contract
figure
Is
$876
and
the
MIN'RIIAL
ACT
(Fossa
P.)
CPITII
ICATE
7)7
IMntOVRMRN'TS
NOTirB
Lot
iT:
Mineral
Clalsas.
aitwajle
in
tie
Atlin
Mln-uuTbiviaion
o(
Oaeitsr
Dufrlet
Where
Ideated:
On
tfunro
Hounuln
about
four
miles
from
the
town
of
Atlln.
TAKl
NOTICK
that
we.
James
Stokea
and
C.
R.
Frtser.
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
fMf-goMi,
'nd
lxtT
eays.frpm
the
date
hereof,
to
spply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improvements,
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
orsnt
of
the
above
claim.
Aud
further
take
notice
that
action
under
section
88
must
be
commenced
before
the
issue
of
,uch
Certificate
of
Improvements.
Dated
this
8th
day
of
March.
A.D.
t9S.
Ji.
MeN.
PRASBR.
A
rent.
TIMIIKH
SALE
X9817
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
Minlsier
of
Lands
at
Victoria.
B.C.,
not
later
than
noon
on
the
10th
day
of
Mav
1928.
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
Sin
iTrat
LDafOOO
FBM.
Spruce.
umiiM!k
BalMift
and
Cedar
on
an
area
cimg
parHf
and
adjoining
Lot
998.
SSTaT.oie
VWark
Channel,
lunge
8.
!fwo
ill
years
will
be
allowed
for
re-moval
of
timber
FlirtnCr
Dl
rill
li
in
in
w
eaSr
Wis.
B
C
,
or
District
Fore.-tor,
C
101
PrjnoeJUipeL1
-B
-
TIMBER
SALE
X9093.
There
will
be
olfeced
Cwaaie
al
;
Pub-
lie
Auction,
si
noon
o
"
JB'iffitieT
Ruperv,
bit
twM.
F.B.M.
oi
spruce.
Uilk
Balssni
and
Cedar
on
an
area
3
ffiTTrr"
will
be
flowed
tor
removal
of
timber
1Mhto
attend
subrSt
tondif
"ProV,'t?
mny
irbUConedhe".;r.ur
of
aucUop
ni
ifSSticurtrs
of
the
Chief
For.
JSFWfflSS?
Dlslr,ct
Pore"-
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
rr-
...
.....
ui'inr..IK
In
'VV'
N'ui.iAiniA
the
Matter
Act:
antt
in
tne
TAitB
IN
PK0BATE
f'OI'l
OI'ItT
or
iiuiTif".
Mlllt
of
the
AclministnHiou
iffan
Johnson.
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."V
Tne
land
d.J
ot
Honor
r.
wrj
'"1iih
adrninm-
March.
1938,
I
wa.
TstetfaB
trator
of
the
estate
of
,v
Jonnson,
oecr-r
'
d
mUte
arf
ing
claims
sgalii
,,"
Hom(
pro,
"
to
hereby
foilf-a
lx.fore
the
Jf'K?
and
all
par?
8riJ
l"
5L2i
ff
snril
L
1MB.
e
are
require
to'pirfhemn;;-.
"x1
mm
IP
m
'"Tr.'.'aAN
A
WArr
.
proceed
to
Hippo
and
North
Island
to
engage
in
troHIng
lor
the
summer.
In
Dodge
fr
)
Dlgby
Hlaml.
'
srross
Ue
Iwrbpr
fJ5Hi
J'rjipy
tu-tt.
prosperts
are
that
quite
a
fKhJpg
frfan)
may
J
uli
y
on
la
ml
Nliieli
wa
thrown
on
the
nterfjt
)
jlir
gavrrfiiAent
recently.
)fpfi
fPt.
Mrrl
IUmWi
or
the
Ironing
Immu
Annie
ami
Clwirlle
ivtwtn.
kiwn
a
Ikt
"Mtrtmn
King."
huvr
huill
Jiupjeti
1herr
anil
four
other
trotler
are
now
having
land
Hrarrd
and
Infrml
to
bylltl
ltoae
thin
umier
ur
nett
fall.
TMr
Kite
of
lite
wUlMtwnt
U
not
fur
fn.iii
Ihr
old
quarantine
The
Ketchikan
selnenoat
Elsie,
which
was
run
down
by
the
steamer
Prinee
Oeorge
near
Or'.bble
Island
on
April
18
and
all
but
sunk.
Is
on
the
Prince
Ru-ptrt
dry
dock
awaiting
orders
as
U
her
completely
smashed
out
and
there
la
a
jri-eat
hole
In
her.
The
owner,
Capt.
Ai
Johnson,
and
his
wife,
whe
bound
for
Seattle
aboard
the
bkd
a
narrow
escape
with
their
Uv
The
fish
parkem
Chief
Zibassa
and
Chief
Legale
of
the
Canadian
Fish
M
rVtl
r
Be
am
torn
t
U
as
a
a
-n
nM
.
W
-
The
arrival
of
tne
13
bp
Vlvln
en-1
"
"
"J
"
VT
glne
which
wUl
be
Installed
In
the
craft
I
"u'1
a?
1.
now
being
awaited
before
the
36
by
.""
"T"
'
u
w-m,
tne,r
0Mng
m
COmm'0n
00
10
foot
oca,
buUt
by
K.
T.umura,
!?
J,
W
boatbullder
in
Cow
Bay
for
Collier
Is
ready
for
service
The
boat
U
to
be
qnishsd
by
May
15
A
five
h.p.
Palmer
engine
will
be
The
trolling
boat
Annie,
owned
by
Home
Hanson
of
Dkgvy
Island,
is
bev-hts
a
new
If
sp.
Matte
engine
ln-ataUsd
as
the
Biaga
yard
In
pi
see
of
an
b
p.
motor
of
the
same
make
which
has
been
sold
to
B
A
Oannery
at
Port
iajtnn
At
the
same
time,
a
new
pQt
bow
Is
being
built
In
addition
to
other
renovations
on
the
craft.
After
the
work
is
done.
Capt.
Hanson
will
the
season's
salmon
carrying
The
Cold
Storage
baa
now
established
lie
salmon
camp
at
Canoe
Pass,
Warfee
Canal
for
the
season
and
will
be
taking
the
Dundee
Island
camp
out
on
aMy
10.
The
packer
Drier
Starrett.
Cant.
Harold
Dahl.
has
been
commis-
Isloned
on
the
Naas
River
run
bringing
in
the
fish
from
the
t
rollers
and
gtu-netters
snd
Is
also
serving
the
Caaoe
Pass
camp.
Next
week
the
Zlbaasa.
Capt.
Fred
Wsltaas
wUl
make
bar
first
trip
of
the
season
to
Hippo
Queen
Chsrlctte
Island
group.
On
fcwr
lest
trip
ta
Uie
grounds,
the
well
known
riee
Bm-pert
dleaei
halibut
boat
Signal.
Ospt.
Faddy
Ivarson.
lost
al)
but
one
blade
of
her
propri.er
and
ia
Uad
up
in
port
for
about
two
weeks
awaiting
the
delivery
of
a
new
propeller
from
Mew
York
which
will
be
uieteUed
at
the
Bdward
Upsett
grid.
Meantime,
the
vessel
is
being
given
a
complete
overhaul.
The
new
halibut
boats
Melville.
Capt.
John
Ivaraon.
and
Covenant.
Capt.
Hans
Underdahl,
which
were
built
at
the
Prince
Bupert
dry
dock
during
tne
past
winter,
as
well
as
the
Zapora.
Capt.
Lars
Voge.
buUt
last
winter,
nave
been
chartered
for
four
months
to
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
for
salmon
pack
ing
work
this
season.
The
charters
will
commence
on
June
1
and,
mean-whUe.
al
three
boata
are
continuing
in
the
halibut
fishing.
The
seineboat
and
packer
Bruce
I
.
Capt.
Brandy
Newell,
which
waa
seining
and
packing
herring
for
the
Bute-dale
plant
of
the
Canadian
Pishing
Co.
aily
this
spring.
Is
now
in
Vancouver
where
she
will
undergo
cleaning
and
painting
preparatory
to
rstyrning
north
ho
eogage
lu
paoWnsj
Capt.
mala
Nelson
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday
with
his
seine
and
trolling
boat
Wanderer
from
Vancouver.
He
bad
spent
the
winter
on
a
motor
tour
which
took
blm
as
tar
as
California.
He
will
engage
!n
trolling
until
the
seining
season
opens.
The
movement
of
the
trailers
out
to
the
Hippo
and
North
Island
grounds
on
the
west
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
has
now
commenced.
Capt.
Olof
Ouse
of
Jap
Inlet
came
i
i
HEART
WAS
SO
WEAK
Had
to
Stay
In
Bed
Mrs.
f.
Wilton,
LetLbrid'ge,
AHa.,
writes
l
"My
heart
wta
WJ
weak,
and
I
had
to
(ta
In
bed
for
Ave
weali
With
it
"Uv
anpt
(irinod
sae
to
take
a
she
had
taken
them
with
good
results
after
a
very
bad
opsraUoo.
"1
took
them
and
tome
time
after
a
doctor
eania
to
examine
me
for
lUe
iDturaoce
and
he
said
there
ww
peth-Rrg
wrong
with
mjr
hpgrt."
I
UHburn
'a
Heart
aad
Ksrve
YiU
are
S0.
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
dealers,
er
wOl
m
nvsHasl
ditari
on
tmif
of
price
bVThs
T.
itilburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
QnU
?hb
bawi
rrawa
FAT32
FTVTJ
lata
Prince
BliStft
from
p
IJt.
Por-
tjier
I"Uud,
Where
1-
-pent
the
wail.--.
(JM
is
.having
a
curdy
Installed
before
prpceetjing
to
Hippo
liland.
Salmon
trolling
in
Prince
Rupert
district
la
(till
reported
stow
though
price
have
been
high
and
steady
around
I7c
of
lute
fully
rewarding
the
effort
of
those
who
nave
caught
springs.
Ospt.
Sun
pUcn
with
the
Takla
O
left
on
Monday
for
the
west
coast
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
try
be
cigis-:is
how
well
Underlay.
he
iol
inclmtps
th
nniHno-."
wajftllg
outelde
Prince
Rupert
be-
f
a
new
bllot'
house
as
wll
a
nLlL
lwl
tm
n.t
i
Hecate
Strait.
Capt.
or
fitting
will
also
be
ranawad.
"fiat
Zar
tK
,r,i0
j
B,"T
,ftMOn
Ailanac
was
changed
and,
with
the
other
work
now
iroini?
on.
it
is
l9?-
I
expected
that
the
vesiwf
vill
soon
be
able
to
meet
tfie
requirements
ui
(mum
uuiy
aiong
we
coast
out
or
l'rinoe
lgpert-omething
she
has,
so
far,
apparently
been
unable
to
do.
In
any
case,
she
will
practically
be
a
new
boat.
The
Adanac
with
the
Thelma
left
on
Capt.
JI.
Kohrt
with
the
Bonlta
will
-.e
away
nest
wepk.
Trolling
Is
now
op
at
Dundaa
Island
Slid
Warka
Osnal.
as
previously
report-
ling
fHhlnj;
for
the
redurtton
plant
of
tli
UiiH-rt
Marine
I'rn-llnrts
ttj
rp
resuqtrd
around
Jjp
Inlet
ami-
fcevenil
ImmIs
are
recrted
lo
Ur
diting
rry
well.
ThU
stiuuhl
prvir
a
lnutl)
M-cuKitlon
pel"AC
Ijie
I'penlnK
of
the
salmon
euMn
ajtltpufli
tbr
reward
may
iol
le
very
lrgr.
.
rollrrtlng
m
Is
mi
the
ground.
Howard
White
accountant
of
the
Nelson
Trading
Co.
made
a
trip
to
Seattle
aboard
the
American
schooner
Dorothy.
Capt.
0tf
Hvatum,
recently.
He
will
return
to
Ketchikan
on
the
name
venal
sod
some
back
to
Prince
Rupert
by
atsam'er,
The
annuel
meeting
of
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada)
will
be
held
in
Ottawa
on
May
M-
John
Dybhavn.
of
Prince
Rupert,
member
of
the
board
representing
the
Pacific
Coast
fishing
industry,
and
D.
8.
Finn,
director
of
tbr
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station.
Will
go
ast
to
attend
the
meeting.
D.
B.
Finn,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
fisheries
Experimental
station.
announces
that
a
new
series
of
re
searches
on
ih
bacteriology
of
halibut
la
opnnectlon
with
the
storage
of
the
flab
n
the
npfda
of
vessels
Is
planned
for
this
sgaspp
at
-the
local
station.
To
conduct
the
research,
it
is
hoped
to
obtain
the
esrvica
of
a
vtrj
prominent
bacteriolotlat.
An
attempt
will
be
made
to
find
the
season
for
yellow
discoloration
under
present
methods
o
storage
before
reaching
port
and.
if
eliminate,
them.
I'ltlDi:
(If
Tin:
MIXT
Ht
ltK
With
a
party
of
Vancouver
commer
r.ial
men
on
board,
the
cruiser
pride
of
Use
West
arrived
In
port
on
Wednes-
4f
.
following
a
bsiajneas
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart,
and
lass
been
spending
the
end
pf
wk
u
ippn,
tied
up
at
the
Prince
Kupert
SMwaap
and
Towing
Cj.'a
Ooat.
before
preeredlng
south,
capt
g.
Oreen,
formtsty
of
'Prinoe
Rupert
f
skipper
of
the
Pride
of
the
West.
Coot.
Louie
Locker.
Porcher
logging
operator,
was
s
business
visitor
in
town
with
his
boat
Lewis
Islsnd
this
week,
returning
to
Lewis
Islsnd
yesterday
morning.
Ooing
from
here
on
'.he
Lewis
Island
was
llm
Calvin,
well
known
prospectors
who
will
spend
the
ueat
few
months
cruising
around
the
south
end
of
Porcber
and
Banks
and
Pitt
Islands.
Toe
C.N.R
steamer
Prinoe
Charles
and
fteherles
patrol
steamer
Marftah
were
given
annual
Inspect
Ion
at
tne
dry
dock
this
weak
by
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
inspector.
The
dry
dock
haa
completed
the
build-
ins
of
a
98
foot
hull
for
the
city
to
be
used
In
the
service
to
Bhawatlans
Lake
power
station
and
the
craft
haa
been
delivered
to
the
lake
Where
the
city
crew
will
Instal
a
rebuilt
Ford
automo
bile
engine.
i.
The
new
underground
fuel
line
for
the1
InjcprWl
Co..
which.
ha
been
In
awune.W
construction
practically
all
wlnter,ljlg
sow
romp
le
ted
and
oil
is
run
nine
tnrengh
the
rive
pipes
containeo
in
the
trench,
which
has
yet
to
be
covered
In.
Work
of
taking
down
the
old
trestle
which
has
carried
the
line
for
many
years
will
soon
be
commenced.
After
having
apent
a
week
In
port
having
some
minor
Work
attended
to.
the
new
halibut
boat
Takla.
Capt.
Chris
FarkvoM.
left
Thursday
night
on
her
second
trip
to
the
fishing
grounds.
The
halibut
boat
Cape
Spear,
Capt
William
Marshall,
has
been
on
the
Edward
Upsett
grid
this
week
having
repairs
made
for
a
leak
In
her
stern
The
seineboat
Ann
8..
Capt.
Ell
i
Since
her
Teeth
have
hecn
restored
to
normal
and
natural
appearance
she
can
hardly
he
recognized
hy
her
most
intimate
friends.
Modern
defltal
methods
can
do
this
for
you.
Over
Orincs
Drug
Siorc
Lady
Assistant.
Dr.
minor
repairs
Is
now
the
order
of
the
day
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Bowing
and
Yacht
Club
and
Sbef
Thomson
Is
sure
enough
s
busy
man
Just
now.
The
pleasure
fleet
will
soon
be
ready
for
another
active
season.
The
freighter
Salvor,
Capt.
Rush,
arrived
in
port
at
noon
Thursday
with
general
cargo
Including
the
900.008
shingles
which
will
be
used
In
the
re-aningllnf
of
the
government
wharf
weich
work
will
begin
nest
week
with
aslttndtt-
Purred
m
onaftW
a-)
vor
sailed
yesterday
on
ber
return
to
Vancouver.
Oeorge
K.
Windsor,
manager
of
Wales
Island
cannery,
made
a
trip
to
town
JOS.
MAGUIR
Fear
of
dental
operations
has
caused
many
to
neglect
their
teeth.
I
have
made
a
special
study
of
painless
methods,
and
believe
in
the
elimination
of
pain.
The
people
are
wondering
who
she
is
Low
Prices
EXTRACTION
of
TEETH
in
a
scientific
manner.
Crowe,
Bridg
and
Plate
Work
Will
Change
Your
Appearance.
g
Low
Prices
EXTINCTION
of
TEETH
in
a
scientific
manner.
My
office
is
equipped
with
all
the
latest
improvements
to
supply
your
dental
needs.
You
and
your
friends
know
my
class
of
dental
work.
QFPICR
OPEN
EVERY
EVENING
Phone
525
SEE
OUR
NEW
ItACKBTS
37.30
to
$111.00
lftS
JinlU
are
in
Over
Ormcs
Drug
Store
DJlVyT
Sunday
Appointments
Tennis!
1
enms!
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
telephone
3
the
course
of
which
he
recorded
on
film
this
week
aboard
the
cannery
tender
,
the
nkDlu
of
mimaj,
ranging
from
the
Wales
Island
No.
7.
I
nimble
and
elusive
gaeelle
to
the
pon
II
VI.
Illl
T
LAMIINOS
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
derous
and
fiery
rhinoceros.
To
round
off
his
experience
of
game
ntwttrirranhv
nil
four
Muitlnnta
MAlor
Prince
Rupert
for
the
sewon
to
date
ore
c01U!ltormg
p,IM,ing
the
total
8.340.800
pounds-made
up
of
4.
1
iU(nmu.
on
a
two
or
three
808,800
pound.
American
an
1
months'
Journey
by
pack
home
through
Canadlan-aa
compared
with
pounds
ajthe
mWiutlkm
of
j
P,ri
MtMri
total
of
6.4B3.SB0
pounds
at
a
similar
.
M
last
During
the
past
week--,
date
year.
MounUln
,
t
cgrlbou
,nd
to
Friday
Inclusive
a
total
of
Saturday
,
na
n.k.
Iull.n
,h
,,,.
.rt
for!79.300
has
been
landed-858.800
j
Bkog.
h
also
been
oUt
at
Llpsett
s
pounds
(
Rivm
m
northem
atralghtoBlng
of
rudder
and
propeller
pounds
American
and
1800
pounds
eMtmi
uu
.quare
mile
'
J
the
buyers
rather
indifferent
all
week.
tk
humine
ouestlon
this
week
In
D'
game
preserve,
the
abundance
of
wild
life
overflows
Into
adjoining
territories
...
.w.
h
nch
fall,
it
lures
manv
huntlna
.v,.
r
i
mn...min
eitlMns
can
fish
wan
10c
wid
8c
paid
the
boats
!
r
.
.
.
wihuh
and
Balnler
for
catches
of
7,-.
nas
oeen
woeiiivi
ur
uui
vipmh
u.
,
.
.
.
un
nnrxi.
.nH
JY
imundi
resDSCtlvelV
Hannah
and
his
wave
men.
wasneo
-"-.n,.n
'
his
Lake,
at
,
i
Canadian
hld
Wd
g,cmence
Journey
from.
Berg
-
while
B.
Wgh
their
feet
before
paddling
In
the
reeer-,
wjJMc
of
i.i,t
TTv.
.nafliuti
nt
and
6o.
which
the
MUluieag
reosiveo
..
.....-.
-i
,
.
.i..n
inw
i
iuiiwh
pees
u
vac
uaiiaaun
nocKm
......
MiU
Ju
hnttnm
nf
'
IOT
O.UPU
DOUnos
to
be
hoped
their
labors
rewarded
Rev.
A.
Wilton
of
Pjrat
United
Church
Is
the
latest
recruit
'to
the
ranks
of
Prince
Rupert
ynohtsmen.
Mr.
Wilson
recently
purchased
the
IB
foot
open
boat
Sunbeam
Jr.
from
Sid
Thomson.
TIM
little
veel
is
ppwered
with
a
4
b
p
Basthope
engine.
this
week
fur
oleanlng
and
painting.
Cleaning,
painting
and
1
Itv
num.
.vw.a
-
the
tankVilke
the
bareToot
hoy
t.
U!
"a,
7.8c
and
4c
and
the
Canadian,
to
have
been,
at
least
amusing.
It
Is
and
4c
FAMOUS
PHOTOGRAPHER
COMING
TO
JASPER
TO
SHOOT
WITH
HIS
CAMERA
NEW
YORK.
April
36
-
The
moving
plctuM
camera,
and
not
the
death
spit-
Skipper
Doctor
Code
has
had
his
ting
rifle,
la
the
weapon
oi
Major
a.
cruiser
Edac
on
the
Yacht
Club
grid
Radydlfle
Dugmore.
wellknown
wild
has
reached
after
an
entennlve
expedl-
mth'.ng-
ol
tlou
through
the
wilds
of
Africa,
during
Major
Dugmore
would
probably
com-
With
him
will
be
his
win
and
daugh
ter,
"Bobs'
Dugmore.
The
latter
la
aa
keen
a
camera
enthusiast
as
her
father.
Since
she
has
been
fourteen
she
been
with
him
on
his
quest
of
photography.
r
Dug-
Whan
he
was
seventeen.
Major
Dug-mow
had
hunted
with
Ma
rifle'
m
Aliica.
Asia
and
America,
lie,
however,
holds
nu
brief
for
the
slaughter
of
gome
With
flreaopa.
The
ooawas,
jte
state,
offers
better
sport,
provides
more
effec.
tive
snd
durable
trophies
and
demand
greater
skill
in
stalking.
The
man
who
Ij,
taking
pictures
must
he
able
to
creep
close
to
bis
quarry
and
remain
there,
watching,
waiting
and
unoheeived.
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKPINB
AND
CKDAK
Single
load
$&60
Double
Load
$6.60
Large
Sack
30c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
EgK
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nut
$1145
Alberta
Soot
loss
Egg-
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
......
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Secctid
Avenue
For
Pratt's
Baby
Chick
Food
and
Poultry
Supplies,
Bulk-ley
Valley
and
Grain,
Seeds.
Fertiliser
and
COAL,
cajl
up
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.