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SIX
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Waterfront
Whiffs
Orthfplionie
Vocal
Vocal
Organ
Fox
Trot
Fox
Trot
AT
THE
0
q
H
BIG
BARGAIN
SALE
Hetaatltched
Linen
Runners,
regular
85c,
each
...v.
Hemstitched
Linen
Tray
Cloths,
regular
G&c,
each
.
Records
My
Angel
(Angela
Mia)
TltoSchlpa
Franklyn
Baur
Jesse
Crawford
Paul
Whlteman
and
His
Orchestra
George
OUen
and
His
Music
1347
21591
21630
21388
Old
Man
Sunshine
Fox
Trot
31544
Vocal
Johnny
Martin
21M9
Roses
of
Yesterday
Warlng's
Pennsylranlant
2147
I
Can't
Give
You
Anything
But
Love
Vocal
Grace
Hayes
21571
Fox
Trot
Johnny
Hamp'i
Kentucky
Serenades
21514
That's
My
Weakness
Now
Vocal
Helen
Kane
21557
Fox
Trot
Nat
Shllkret
and
The
Victor
Orchestra
21497
Jeannine,
I
Dream
of
Lilac
Time
Vocal
Gene
Austin
21544
Waltx
Nat
Shllkret
and
Th
21572
Victor
Orchestra
AUo
the
latest
Red
Seal
records
bg
famous
Victor
Artists.
Victor
Talking
Machine
Co.
Continued
from
page
Five)
iwas
justified.
The
principal
ob
ject
was
to
recover
a
practically
vnit
W1I.I.
FIND
THESE
AMONG
HUNDREDS
OF
OTHEK
'
"
.
SPLENDID
VALUES
AT
OUR
RIG
HARGAIN
SALE
On
Saturday
and
Next
Week
went
down
with
the
boat.
The
itfit
Is.
jye
y
efurn
to
Prwiii
U
is
weekend
1
T
Harvey
Dumas
is
busily
engagf
,ed
a.t
the
floats;
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
(X
building
a
new
cabin
and
pilot
house
on
his
trolling
boat
Lean-
Strong
Coutil
Urasaiera.
Regular
65c.
each
-10f
der-
"e
h"
fl8
Purcha
.
....
.....through
Cant.
Alfred
Swanson.
n
Bracers.
Large
sizes,
regular
we,
eacn
2Q
hp.Avance
semi.die8e,
enKilui
Uonets,,
neavywnue
uouin,
regular
$.ju
pair
Cornet
Girdles,
sizes
23
to
29,
regular
$2.25,
pair
Girls'
all
wool
Combinations,
suit
Girla'
Brushed
Wool
Sweaters,
regular
$4.f0,
each
Bays'
Heavy
all
wool
Ribbed
Hose,
Regular
$1.25,
pair
.
.
.
.
.
mm
m
lllk
Sl.u
engine
was
delivered
from
thol
!r.:W
south
recently.
1
Canton
Flannel,
SO.
inches
wiae,
yaras
ior
ntions
are
In
course
of
being
,
llr.
Ticking,
regular
35c
per
yard,
5
yard
for
Sjl
00
made
at
the
floats
of
the
Print
'Co1e()
Striped
Flannelette,
6
yard
'
SI
.00
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
on
Ait
i
W.nn1
fnr
Mrt.
roular
75c
nr
vard
"
43
th
former
trolling
boat
Owl
wy'
'
-
v
-
m
w
-
!Oo
Absolute
Satisfaction
for
installation
in
the
boat.
The
corning
on
uwi
New
combing
and
other
alter-
which
was
bought
during
the
summer
liv
Dun
C.ntrar
from
thA
"
estate
of
the
late
William
Dann.
It
ia
Mid
that
Don
plans
on
fitting
(be
vessel
out
as
an
up-to-iJate
hunting
craft.
I
An
advertisement
in
this
paper
that
the
provincial
government
is
calling
.for
tenders
for
the
purchase
of
the
local
police'
boat'
P.
M.
L.
2,
one
time
Adanac.
The
!
vessel
has
been
inpeeted
during
the
week
at
the
floats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
by
a
number
of
prospective
bidders.
.
The
Naval
Reserve
boys
are
all
net
up
over
their
victory
from
jthe
C.
N.
R.
in
the
opening
Inter-(mediate
League
basketball
last
week
and
are
promising
to
give
Toe
H
a
run
for
their
money
in
It
heir
next
game
on
Tuesday.
The
SMUMa&SS&P
:
boys
are
assiduously
practicing
aRd
are
determined
that
the
sen
ior
service
is
going
to
take
second
:
place
to
no
one
in
thta
basketball
!
business
if
they
ean
help
it.
All
'the
officers
are
taking
an
active
interest
in
the
team's
doings
and
the
good
effect
of
the
eometlt-ions
and
practice
is
being
feit
by
all.
Come
on,
Jack
Tarsi
Emblem
Out
Again
Halibut
boat
Emblem,
Capt.
John
Rarseth,
left
ori
Wednesday
morning
for
her
final
trip
of
ti
season
to
the
fishing
grounds.
She.
will,
therefore,
be
one
of
the
hist
of
the
local
boats
out
this
anion.
The
reason
that
the
Vaquero
did
not
get
away
last
week-end
on
her
weekly
hunting
trip
was
that
the
engineer
was
indisposed.
Alex
Mcltae
is
reported
to
have
been
having
some
difficulty
In
tuning
up
the
other
man's
gad-
gits.
Skipper
Alex
Masdonald
is
at
present
on
a
trip
south.
Hunter
Luckless
Had
luck
attended
most
of
last
week-end's
hunting
parties
and
practically
all
the
expeditions
got
skunked.
To-save
them
ig-no
ray,
no
names
are
mentioned
of
th4
who
failed.
.
George
Iiryant
and
HIM
Willis-
aro-ft,ananged'
to'
bag
a
small
deer
and
Jck
Lindsay
and
party
brought
back
a
few
ducks
from
Hig
Bay.
No
geese,
as
far
as
re
ported,
fell
to
the
onslaught.
The
approaching
double-holiday
week-end
coming
up
will
cause
a
general
exodus
of
the
nimroda
today
and
tomorrow.
F.
W.
Allen
has
had
his
pleasure
cruiser
Collfer
up
on
the
Yatch
Club
Ways
this
week
for
painting
and
minor
hull
work.
Painting
Is
the
order
of
every
day
for
Shef
Thomson
just
now.
Landings
Par
Ahead
As
is
usual
with
the
close
season
near
at
hand,
halibut
arrivals
during
the
past
week
at
Prince
Rupert
were
light
and
scattered
totalling
477,700
pounds
if
which
423,000
pounds
was
American
fi.
land
61,703
pounds
Canadian,
I
Prices,
however,
were1
i-
high
I
throughout
thW1
week
an
boats
aa;
landed
fares
nmld&icfi
diJvit
well
financially.
'
A
few
made
their
best
trips
of
the
entire
seas
on.
The
high
price
of
the
week
for
American
halibut
was
10.5c
and
7o
which
the
Zenith
received
for
30,000
pounds.
The
lowest
American
price
of
the
week
was
iaj5c
and
fa.
the
high
Canadian
price
was
18.2c
and
7c
which
the
-?!.
3T
Guaranteed
Every
genuine
Congoleuni
Cold
Seal
Ru
it
made
of
the
"Multicote"
longer-wearing
nrface
and
guaranteed
to
your
satisfaction
by
the
Gold
Seal
.
.
.
look
for
this
Gold
Seal
and
avoid
diapjKjiutitig
substitutes.
!elge
H.
was
paid
for
6,500
;
ounds.
The
rest
of
the
Canadian
j
oats
landing
during
the
week
received
not
much
less
and
the
i
vest
mark
-was
14.9c
and
7cV
With
but
five
days
to
go
before
he
close
season
commences
ahd
ovember
22
regarded
as
about
.he
last
day
upon
which
there
Is
tny
possibility
of
halibut
being
offered
for
sale,
t!je
total
landings
for
the
season
up
to
and
irf
eluding
yesterday
utood
ajt
2fi-7GG,C00,pounds
or
roughly
a
million
and
a
half
pounds
ahead
of
the
17
season
at
a
similar
date
wheti
the
total
was
24,263.-450
pounds.
American
landings
so
far
this
year
stand
at
18.521,-800
pounds
as
compared
with
18.006,850
pounds
at
the
corresponding
date
last
year.
Canad
ian
landings
amount
to
7,284,809
pounds
as
compared
with
C.24C,-600
pounds
at
the
same
date'
In
1927.
O.
P.
Lenve
For
South
Skipper
O.
P.
Smith,
with
his1
trolling
boat
Hilly
Hoy.
left
on
Tuesday
for
Vancouver
where,
as
j
is
his
custom,
he
will
spend
the
I
winter.
O.
P.
was
engaged
the
most-of
the
past
summer
trolling
;
around
Mnssett
Inlet.
TRAPPERS
FURS
are
worth.
Ship
them
or
bring
them
to
BOYD
YOUNG
Port
Simpson,
B.
C.
"Du
Barry''
Congoleum
ColJ
Scl
Rug
No.
326
it
tbown
hf
re
a
pattern
In-oirrd
by
a
famous
oM
AubuMon
rug
in
the
niu-tun
at
Lyont,
Franc.
4
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PA
v
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V
COLD
SEAL
M
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GUARANTEE
Jj
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CUAIAJiTEID
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m.
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MONEY
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VNvV
town
tui
wmi
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mm
on
en
wraasi
mmm
ma
am
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faJH
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CANADA
LIMITED,
JIONTREAI
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Hew
,
CVNADA
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in
uniu
ir.
raw
nana
most
iT3desf
mmm&
EYK.N
avIhto
the
most
frugal
liudct
pvrrn,
attractive
colour
hcIiciuch
arc
now
possililt;
.
.
,
htartin
with
a
cheerful
rug
pattern
us
u
husis
for
the
most
charming
room
setting.
See
the
host
of
beautiful
Congolrnm
Gold
Seal
Hug
patterns
hotisc-fiirmhiiig
dealers
are
now
i
offering
.
.
.
you
Mill
find
exquisite
pattern
effect
for
every
room
in
the
home,
mid
you'll
he
sur
prised
to
fintl
how
very
little
it
will
cost
you
to
have
these
cheerful,
cusy-to-clean
rugs
in
every
room.
Increasing
thousands
of
thrifty
housewives
inC.nn-mlian
homes
arc
turning
to
theso
modern,
easy-tu
clean
rugs
for
attractive
room
nettings
that
cost
so
little.
M
BRIGHTEN
YOUR
HOME
NOW
AT
LITTLE
EXPENSE
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Here
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designed
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Victor
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