S.1
PAGE
FIVB
i.
'tuber
29,
1928
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
A
WIDE
MOT
AI
i
AL
AS
AN
ADVERTISING
MEDIUM
As
in.
advertising
medium
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
!
'..is
a
wide
Appeal.
Not
only
is
it
read
by
the
people
of
Prince
'"''.ptvt,
many
of
whom
look
to
it
for
mercantile
guidance,
but
it
:!
cs
out
to
the
country
districts
where
its
arriral
is
awaited
lgerness.
The
mining
camps
and
the
towns
of
the
interior
U
k
:-
it
for
the
first
news
of
the
outside
world.
I
i-fnre
Rupert
people
who
wish
to
reach
the
surrounding
i
i
t
find
there
is
only
one
medium,
that
of
the
Daily
News'.
'
!
totter
and
cheaper
than
any
other
advertising
medium
and
I)c
depended
upon
ty
bring
results
if
anything
can.
Pail
and
Preseni
'
In
the
past
when
only
about
1500
papers
were
being
sold,
a
'vertisew,
in
the
Daily
News
claimed
they
got
good
results
from
l
side
points
as
well
as
in
the
eity.
During
the
present
year
i
circulation
has
increased
over
a
thousand,
and
the
appeal
to
!
crtisers
is
consequently
that
much
the
wider.
Wisdom
of
Advertising
to
Keep
Goods
Moving
Very
few
merchants
seem
to
realize
the
cumulative
effect
of
.
Ivcrtising.
Rvenr
new
customer
secured
is
worth
a
jrt't
deal
"it
this
new
customer
becomes
an
advertiser
foi
uiners,
if
he
is
v
t
li
treated.
The
newspaper
not
only
brings
customers
direct
I)
it
prepares
the
way
for
the
spread
of
business
by
personal
contact.
The
advertising
manager
will
be
pleased
to
talk
this
matter
i
ver
with
prospective
advertisers
and
show
them
the
news-leper's
mailing
Hst.
THE
S
AILY
NEWS
British
Columbia
The
great
advertising
medium
for
Northern
and
Central
I'.i
ilish
Cokmbia.
Try
MOTORING
nt
once
Plain
or
Milk,
you'll
Hko
it.
ROWNTREE'S
RING
CHOCOLATE
IMjiin
or
Milk
Chorola
with
Almonds
ami
Raisins
conducted
years.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Deer
Hunting
Parties
are
Order
of
Day
Albert
&
McCaffery
May
Purchase
Iiig
Hay
Lumber
Yard
Halibut
Prices
Fluctuate
hn
hppn
a
hit
too
warm
to
be
conducive
to
pleasant
mountain
climbinb
which
seemingly
must
be
engaged
in
if
the
deer
are
to
be
got.
Only
two
deer
were
brought
into
the
Yacht
Club
floats
Iatt
week-end.
One
of
these
fell
to
therifle
of
iiarry
stiles
near
me
Doc
Cade
and
Rupe
Benson,
who
mint-
which
he
was
su-:-esiu!
in
isited
Tucks
Inlet
on
the
Edac,
discovering.
It
in
understood!
-ind
Billy
Fulton
and
son
who
that
he
in
contemplating
mining
lso
went
to
Tuck
Inlet.
lurther
gold
iron-,
the
property.
The
most
discussed
hunting
party
of
the
week,
however,
was
that
which
went
out
with
Cap!
Paul
Armour
on
the
"28"
to
the
ouver
Island
coal
for
Albert
k
McCaffery.
which
have
prevailed
around
-.ere
during
the
past
weak.
The
raucous
drone
i
distinctly
audi
ble
in
the
city.
Mariners
agree
Lhat
the
new
fog
horn
is
proving
a
great
aid
to
navigation
on
this
part
of
the
coast
The
frojen
fish
export
trade
has
not
so
far
developed
as
appeared
likely,
although
large
Doug
Frizzeli
has
tied
his
speed
boat
up
tor
the
winter
and
the
engine
h:i
been
tt.ired
over
Campania
Island.
There
were
I
the
butcher
shop,
uoug
htorns
seven
In
the
party
and
the
bag'
"Sprit
ot
isroncr.itia.
another
was
fourteen
deer,
each
mem-'Ped
boat
which
c.-
Uied
consid-
ber
of
the
expedition
having
pre-
erable
commotion
around
the
sumably
limited
himself
to
twoH
harbor
this
summer,
is
now
at
;)v
n
ram,
nttving
oeen
pur-Hunters
report
a
Urge
num-
chased
by
men
there
some
time
ber
of
does
on
the
hills
now.
Thy
o.
bucks,
as
usual
sagacious,
are
apparently
keeping
themselves
:
Frank
Moore,
popular
figure
scarce.
along
the
wat:rfr'.it
for
tnir-
Iteen
ye.:rs
during
hih
time
h
Negotiat'ons
are
in
progress
has
held
the
post
of
fuel
inspect-for
the
purchase
by
Albert
&
or
for
the
C.mi.ll
ui
National
McCaffery
of
the
retail
lumber
Railways,
has
boen
transferred
yard
business
and
100
feet
of
,n
a
sin
-liar
capacity
to
ancouv-waterfroflt
wast
of
Cow
Bay
couver
and
will
leave
for
the
from
the
Big
Bay
Ltfmber
Co.
south
to
take
up
his
new
duties
Stock
taking
was
stifl
proceed-
in
November.
11.
nuny
friends
inr
vi
TV,
nvuJ.tr
..J
tV,A
Will
TUVTiit
to
ItSm
tfeat
the
IS
i
B
vu
a
Mia
ss
vmmj
at
-
,
A
A
.
llll
.
Iaai.Ihm
kni
!!!
1-tdVi
aWlTM
The
ennnery
tender
Klemtu
Cannery
arrived
in
Dort
this
of
cheaper
fresh
fish
available
week
and
has
been
placed
under
there.
the
care
of
Capt
R.
Gammon
for
the
winter.
Capt
Gammon
will
Rev.
W.
B.
Jennings
left
port
supervise
the
annual
overhaul
of
Wednesday
with
the
Anglican
the
vessel.
Mission
boat
Northern
Cros
and
,
will
be
alwent
for
the
iiext
fort-
T
Canr
On
Research
night
conducting
rerler
aervioea
Sciatls-s
of
the
International
t
Alice
Am,
Port
laington.
F'shtrs
Commlsaion,
it
is
learn-Port
S'mrson
and
other
points
od,
will
this
year
continue
their
along
the
coaat
researches,
including
the
taggintr
of
fish,
on
the
hUbut
grounds
Five
new
cedar
polo
uprights
tush
rs
were
carried
on
durini-'
were
drive
i
during
the
week
.he
prst
two
wintors.
VVbetiui
by
P.
W.
A
lerson
at
the
Princa
or
not
tk
big
American
eehoonei
Rupert
Rov
ng
&
Yajjlrt
Club's
Doot?y,
Capt
Cle
JIvn'tujB
s-i
aird.
.last
year
for
the
trcv!,.
will
ng;
1;:
be
employed
has
not
yet
The
ancle:
t
sealing
vessel
Ket-
'earned.
Veen
pie,
sold
rec.ntly
by
Bill
Schel-m
.
to
Mike
Co
:o,
wtis
raised
Wed-
There
was
much
fluotuat'on
in
nesday
evenhg
from
the
old
ways
ha'ibsit
prices
fit
I'rince
Rupv
it
f
the
McL
in
:h!rynrd
at
Cow
during
the
w!
--'
During
the-
Bay
whore
sh
s-mk
sc.
em)
ea.-ly
pari
of
woeH
high?.-
weeks
ago
and
has
been
taken
to
bidn
ef
i
i
were
offered
Seal
Cove
where
the
vessel
will
'mt
:--te
-."..y
t
ere
was
a
l-
ul
be
converted
during
the
winter
by
dump
ant!
several
lst
refund,
its
new
cwner
Into
a
two-men
to
nfc-pt
;h-
'
offered.
Pur-
trolllng
boat.
imr
tlv
vt
-t
io;-t:.'rhl.
th-
'arrj
prpo'
'!c
r
;
u
of
tlu-
h.'.libut
Ins
The
Ward
Electric
&
Marine
been
f
orr
A"
ii;'.;n
vessel
ar.l
Supply
Co.
is
adjusting
the
16
many
l':in.Mii;in
es-u-ls
are
no
h.p.
Evenrude
outboard
engine
due.
I'ri.v-
n.
xl
it
i
ex-
netted,
will
not
be
up
to
the
general
high
level
prevailing
during
the
two
weeks
just
past.
During
the
week
(Saturday
to
Friday
inclusive),
a
total
of
811,500
pounds
of
halibut
was
landed
,
at
Prince
Rupert
consisting
of
093,500
pounds
American
and
118,000
pounds
Canadian
The
total
for
the
seasoijiijup
ttoi
There
are
many
deer
hunting
parties
going
out
these
days
but
i
yesterday
stoo
at
21,484,500
the
prey
are
still
higtr
ih
the
mountains
and
the
hunters
are
meet
;
pounds,
made
up
of
14,875.000
ing
with
but
indifferent
success
on
the
whole,
tne
weatner,
too,
pounds
American
ana
0,44U,oUU
oounds
of
Canadian.
Last
year's
totul
at
a
similar
date
was
20,-905,550
(Pounds
consisting
of
15,-
167,850
pounds
American
and
5,-
Summit
of
Baldy
Mountain
at
Jap
Inlet
and
the
job
of
bringing
the
1737,700
pounds
Canadian.-
Kame
out
was
worth
the
venison.
'This
party,
which
made
the
trip
with
Pete
Anderson
in
the
cruiser
Zenobia
and
also
got
eight
grouse,
included
Jim
Brady
and
George
Koger.
The
other
deer
was
taken
at
Refuge
Bay
by
Charlie
Starr
who
made
the
trip
with
Claude
Kirkendall.
Parties
failing
to
get
deer
last
week-end
included
Dave
Stuart,
Doc
Orme
and
Bob
Cameron
who
went
to
Kennedy
Island
on
the
Tseekwa;
on
a
15
loot
speed
Doat
named
"Sacramento
Maru"
in
which
Major
Edmund
of
Vancouver,
who
is
coming
here
shortly
from
the
south,
will
proceed
to
Kiti-maat
to
look
over
some
mining
properties
in
which
he
is
interested.
Major
Edmund,
it
will
be
remembered,
participated
last
spring
in
a
sensational
race
to
the
old
Sacramento
Ledge
rold
The
highest
price
of
the
week
for
American
halibut
was
20.5c
and
8c
paid
the
Onah
for
8,500
founds
while
the
top
Canadian
bid
was
18.7c
and
8c
which
the
Mayflower
received
for
4,500
pounds.
-Low
prices
were
11.5c
and
6c
for
both
American
and
Canadian
halibut.
ttroke
Connecting
Rod
Havinr;
suffered
a
broken
con-acting
rod
while
proceeding
to'
the
grounds,
the
local
halibut
i
Ktat
hmblem
I,
Capt.
Haakon
Lund,
was
towed
back
to
port
by
the
American
schooner
Zenith
i
and
arrived
at
t
o'clock
yesterday
morning.
The
Emblem,
it,
is
expected,
will
be
able
to
get
jut
again
early
next
week.
NEW
MINISIER
IS
EXPECTED
IN
CITV
Hon.
William
Atkinxon
Due
Here
Following
Trip
Through
Cen-
j
tral
Interior
District
Hon.
William
Atkinson,
minister
of
agriculture,
will
be
the
lirst
member
of
the
new
Tolmie
jrovncial
administration
to
visit
.'i
i:ice
Rupert,
it
is
expected.
Mr.
Atkinson,
who
made
the
trip
over
.he
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Rail-j
v..y
with
the
cabinet
recently,
aft
the
t-arty
at
Prince
George,
....
i.tLtording
to
announcement
made
t-'t
I
,
at
mat
wine
waa
sail
reponeo
...
......
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i
.
.
..
;
.
..
n.Aar
irave.
incomplete,
ine
Kig
my
uo.
nas
'-"-
-
I
r-,-.Lwnrd
to
Prince
Runert
and
yam
lor
many
a.
"
"
make
a
detailed
examination
of
,
I
ocraiuou,
win
cuutu
nuui
m
East.
One
of
the
Pacific
(
oyle
Navi-I
gation
Co.'s
togs
is
due
in
port
ontaining
some
100
tons
of
,
Van
territory
tributary
to
the
ine
of
the
Canadian
National
.riiiwtyii,
inspecting
its
agricul
Cent
Armour,
manasit
i
of
r
iiT'OLri'.-ati
and
land
nettle-
tbiS
week-end
With
two
SCOWS
fV.
Prlnim
Runsrt
5Ulvsuri
A
Tow
m..
Doing
Good
Work
The
newly
i&atatlad
fog
alarm
t
Lacy
Islund
bat
bete
doing
ytosaan
service
in
the
heavy
mists
.
J
ll.c.ll.
.
lag
Co.,
and
party
including
Mrs.
At
Vanderhoof
Mr.
Atkinson
Armour
and
Lorne
Peck
left
at
was
u
examine
the
position
of
1
o'clock
Thursday
afternoon
in
h.-
creamery
which
the
govern
the
power
cruiser'
"28"
for
Van-1
ment
took
over
in
1925
after
a
couver.
It
is
understood
that
the
v().0perative
organisation
became
28."
formerly
the
forestry
boat
i
fini.acilly
involved
with
its
but-
Leila
R.
and
well
known
in
thes.
wasra
for
m;.ny
years,
having
come
into
the
poss"s.ion
of
th:
Prince
Rupert
Salv-.e
&
Towing
regular
sh'pments
are
effected
inipacker
Ret
Boy
recently,
a
cylin
refrigerated
railway
ears
right
acroHS
the
continent
from
Prince
Rupert,
says
the
annual
report
of
P.
D.
Williams,
president
of
the
Vancouver
Merchants'
Exchange.
The
reason
for
the
small
movement
in
refrigerator
steamers
to
overseas
markets
would
appear
to
be
the
inability
of
B.
C.
to
compete
largely
in
the
European
market
against
the
great
volume
Co.
when
hat
concern
bought
oi.t
the
Prince
Rupert
Bo.it
Hou.'i-
interest
last
spring,
may
not
return
to
Prince
Rupert.
Capt
and
Mrs.
Armour
expect
to
be
back
in
about
ten
days'
time.
Soon
after
Rupert
Marine
Products
Lt
took
over
'the
big
fish
der
head
blew
of
f
the
engine
a,
i
the
vessel
will
lit
tied
up
for
ter-making
operations,
Local
Conservatives
say
they
:e
not
been
advised
that
Mr.
Atkinson
is
coming.
JUNE
FISHERMEN
ARE
TAKING
CRABS
Threw
Tarni
Away
Hut
New
Make
Money
at
Cent
Apwie.
south
raiapoitT.
u..
Sept.
sb.
alsiue
ruhennen
have
in
the
past
twelve
years
developed
a
lucraUve
In-
several
weeks
until
the
necessary
j
auatry
from
what
ha
been
considered
from
ttu
ln
,,1B
KMM,T
parts
can
be
obtained
.
'-iiir-nieu
threw
back
Into
the
oeaan
.
aouh.
It
is
possible-
jvi.
as
a
wlti
1
our
tnat
tne
vrnwei
may
revort
io
s-n
former
owners,
Skoana
BirLT
Today
they
race
Ire
a
cent
each
i
Ul
the
crab
they
can
(Mirer
I
Packing
Co.
r-o
the
many
factor!
which
have
r
nj?
up
U3ng
the
coast.
Altbougn
.Ms
prloe
appears
small,
many
of
the
fishermen
receive
from
thirty
to
forty
dollara
a
week
for
the
crabs
tbey
find
in
their
lobster
pot.
Borne
fUh-ermen
have
found
It
profitable
to
fish
for
crabs
alone.
Some
of
the
factories
tend
tneir
own
boats
around
to
collect
from
the
1
fishermen.
Other
fishermen
bring
their
catcher
to
the
factories.
Each
factory
employs
a
force
of
girls
and
women
to
extract
the
crab
meat
from
jjhe
shefj
Jhtj
ait
paid
according
to
me
numoOT
or
pcrunas
ox
crDnw'.
'
'Dealer
lh
eratemeat
declare
tbey
ar
unable
to
fill
the
order
Uvey
receive
for
this
product.
JLiie
Woman
Driver
tMMtlmm
C&nbam
from
S:iO
M
9fCO
p.
m.
Eastern
Standard
TfaM.
I
like
to
drive
with
Champion
Spark
Plugs
because
I
know
I'll
not
be
annoyed
with
engine
trouble
due
to
faulty
spark
plugs.
Champion
is
the
better
spark
plug
because
it
has
an
exclusive
sitli-
manite
insulator
specially
treated
to
withstand
the
much
higher
temperatures
of
the
modern
hlgh-corapres-lion
engine.
Also
a
new
patented
solid
copper
gasket-seal
that
remain
absolutely
gastight
under
high
compres-
sion.
Special
analysis
electrodes
which
assure
a
fixed
spark-gap
under
all
driving
conditions.
'B!ian(a(Oclolr
4ih
mmd
rjr'
Tlumday
tkermtter
utt
uuoHftM
Starker)
will
broaicatt
aver
lh
ISut
Kwfk
(Ac
Nat
umJ
CHAMPION
SparlCPhim
Wlnjior,
Ontario
A
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PRODUCT
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or
Gentlemen's
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steam
pressed
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Overcoats
75
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Trousers
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Skirts
35
Boys'
Suits
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SUITS,
Dry
Cleaned
and
steam
pressed
$2.00
Overcoats
8.00
Trousers
7."?
Skirts
75f
Boys'
Suito
$1.00
Also
Ladles'
Fancy
work
at
reasonable
rates
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
Our
Special
Low
Price
on
New
Suits
Made-to-measure
still
Continues
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for
Free
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