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FRIENDLY
cushions,
fashioned
with
the
comfort
of
an
easy
chair,
invite
relaxation
as
your
McLaughlin-Buick
sweeps
smoothly
along.
Comfort
that
invites
Relaxation
In
the
designing
of
McLaughlin-Bulck
for
1928,
riding
tue
and
comfort
have
been
given
unusual
consideration.
Lovejoy
Shock
absorbers
on
all
four
wheels
absorb
and
cushion
every
road-shock
and
rebound.
Rubber
Engine
Mountings
prevent
vibration
from
r
racking
the
csr-bidy.
Extra
deep,
resilient
seat
cushions,
beautifully
upholstered,
are
specially
shaped
and
tailored
to
fit,
like
an
easy
chair.
The
lower
body-lines
have
been
attained
without
any
sacrifice
of
headroom.
And
in
finish
and
appointments,
McLaughlin-Buick
establishes
a
standard
of
luxury
which
vies
with
your
drawing-room
or
club.
The
CM
AC.
Deferred
Piyment
Pltn
offers
many
tdvtntie$
to
buyer
of
McLaugbJin-Buick
cars.
McLAUG
-BUICK
1'lione
615.
iDtPirifi
1
ros.,
st-lllS-C
KA1KN
(.ARAGB
(Dave
Haw)
Third
Ave,
I'rlnre
llupert.
B.C.
4
Vhn
ftxur
AutomoUU
-rt
PttUlutbKn-Dafclc
VStl
Bw&l
Them
Spring
:
Millinery
Graceful
lines
and
strikingly
attractive
styles
found
only
in
better
made
hats.
Greater
style
satisfaction
at
a
price
that
is
l
ight
is
a
prominent
feature
of
our
stock.
Jabour
B
Ltd.
3rd
A'volWc
&m
7tli
SI.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Service
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
T"
krtihlkan.
Ursngell.
Jnneaii,
and
rsagway
March
ftt
tunrouver,
Victoria
ami
Motile
M"
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I'KINTfiMH
KOVAI.
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r
Illiterate.
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ami
Vajiremer
mhj
I
rly.
I
PJ.
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Am
all
Mramthtp
Line.
InfwmelkMi
'rmn
VT.
V.
t)HCll.l.
Heiiersl
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i
'.run
of
nil
Streel
ami
nl
A
re
he.
WSw
Huper!.
at.
I
none
si
LOOK
at
YOUR
CLOTHES
VVt'DVhVRi
VKV.
DORS
:
;.
.
,
Our
aprlnjr
stock
of
Illfgh
Gradr
M.mV
Wear
is
nBw&ere.
"'ilr.
of
jJriion'H
nneliiillf
&,09
-PriiiK
Huit.,,-tailo!etlfoyo'ur
rfH'isWttrFrMkVfore-ni"t
Clothes
builders
"Society
Unnid."
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Thnl
Imnulse
1)
It
Today
THOR
JOHNSON
flvevtiss
in
"The
Daily
News"
i
"
Capt.
W.
Bussey.
well
known
owner
and
skipper
of
the
local
halibut
boat
Atll.
purchased
the
Oeorge
H.
Munro
house
st
the
corner
of
Eighth
Avenue
vsz
DAtfcY
nzwa
Waterfront
Whiffs
T
,
ut
Si,,n,Hn
l'annlnK
Season-Oolachans
Ilunninjr
at
Hsiiety
Hay-More
Spring
Salmon
landed
Accidents
to
llnlibut
Fleet
Preparation
are
now
well
under
way
ajruin
for
another.
.......
cmiiuiiK
season
,n
i-rfnce
Itupert
diiitrict.
Neither
the
ci
ot
lish
which
ii"vail.'(l
lat
year
not
the
tm.ri.
trinnt
,.J
ami
st-uiig
oinn
m
'
shortly
take
up
residence
therein.
iduterence.
with
the
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
IVerlww
Dgif
$12.00
Pembina
Wnshcd
Nut
$11.25
Albcrtn
Sootlcss
Krk
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Thene
Coals
are
under
covet
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AN
I)
COAI.
CO.
119
Set'uhd
Avenue
!
Bob's
con
tens
ure
The
wood
flew
ihiiif.
inn.
u."'"i
before
Bob
bad
time
to
fluck.
tstitt-The
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fishing
pUlnlng
,notber
casualty,
fleet
has
suffered
some
minor
accidents
during
the
past
few
weeks.
I
0,,t
frei.hter
Salvor,
coot.
W.
W
The
brand
hew
boat
Southend.
Capt
Rlu.
WM
ln
rt
,t
tn
ml-dto
oT
tlM!
!
Anton
Moan,
which
shortly
before
lesv-
erk
from
Vancouver
with
a
caffo
M
mg
had
an
aocldenui
explosion
on
ro,,
,
shlnKiM
for
Albert
Me-
board
which
resulting
in
two
tuwnbeis
caOcry.
of
the
crew
gotng
to
hospital,
developed
,
guroy
treuDie
on
ner
maiaen
trip
ana
j.ck
Cook
has
been
aawotated
twesOil
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursdsy
foT
tkr
mtereattnt
ror
repairs
iter
eaten
or
o.uw
pounoa
poatnvnc,
of
erMt
buoyancy
wsnch
wws
sold
to
tat
Atim
nsnene.
mat
lQOkl
something
like
a
targe
Inner
afternoon.
tube
but
serves
very
well
as
rawbetvt
The
Ringleader.
Capt.
Merrill
Sollows,
n
nn
mnated
or
deflated
at
ewta
"traes
a
roca
mown
ine
roas.
am
re-
,nd
beaidea
as
a
hoot
Which
Oka
be
turned
to
pott
on
Wednesday
night
ready
oamed.
it
cm
bo
turned
upaide
under
BW
wwn
power
to
ae
taaeu
out
u:wn
,urt
used
as
a
bed
or
titled
with
of
the
water
at
the
MeLean
ways
for
witer
,lld
llwd
u
,
bath
tub.
It
examination
ana
repairs
a
aman
eaten
.weljha
fifteen
pountls
M1.
inflatwl.
of
400
pounds
waa
sold
privately.
,pport
half
a
ton
on
the
water
crippled
iu
a
broken
propeuer.a
w.
rjawaon
of
Maaelton
Is
distributor
the
larger
boat
Signal.
Capt.
Paddy
Ivarson.
waa
drifting
offshore
on
the
west
coast
of
Qrahara
Island
when
she
Spring-Hat
Demers
Costumes
::
Latest
Frocks
lion
measures
that
an-
Mng
imposed
by
the
KovCrnment
to
toK
iu
ishinK
ho.tii
to
damten
the
hopefulness
of
the
operators
and
it
will
he
lew
ol
th.-
many
canninir
plants
on
this
coast
within
a
few
hum
red
miles
of
Prince
Itupert
that
are
not
once
more
in
operation,.
While
Home
of
the
canneries
may
start
earlier
It
will,
as
usual,
be
around
the
month
of
June
before
the
large
majority
Ret
Into
actual
))iuilon.
Meantime
I
the
pack
up
to
yean
and
nuke
:
preparatory
work-
I
will
very
shortly
be
In
full
swing,
crews
are
.rrlvlng
on
the
ground
and
the
ne-
,
VT
'
.
.
"
T!
eei.ry
orgjntzatlon
for
the
seMon
U
"
m,
ana
e.nK
commence
gvery
eorth
"T"
"J"1?
bent
In
face
or
d.mcume.
to
hrr;,:J:riT
'
'
"
"
"
records
of
prerloui
.
H
more
dUaatmiu
mi
l,
mmM
m
v..
"1"
'
Hrwlf
atioru
Market
and
utorage
condition
are
aald
to
be
favorable.
The
oolachan
run
al
Flaherv
Ba
hiic
the
nat.v.'
,if
ihe
Nittu
Ulr
r.i..M
their
aiiiJU..:
h
v-t.
comiucnced
:ius
week.
Wi)
!,
the
Indians
are
In
tl
custom
of
,,:
jiik
by
large
store
of
l.od
from
the
luscious
"candle
fhh."
ftcmc
quantity
k
are
brought
down
to
Prince
Rupert
m
boats
and
a
amall
n
mount
U
exported
eUenhtTe
On
Thurstasjr
four
amall
bbatload
err
land
ed
baft.
The
natlm
net
the
fuh
under
the
ice.
un
oamitlon
calling
for
considerable
ingenuity.
V.
Suga.
Cow
Bay
boat
builder,
cota-pleted
two
trolling
boats
for
Prince
Rupert
owners
at
the
end
of
this
weak.
arrived
here
from
the
Oreat
Lakes,
has
been
named
"Bayfield."
It
Is
thirty-three
feci
long
and
Is
powered
with
a
8
h.p
hev
duty
Basthope
engine.
The
other
boat,
named
"Vivid"
and
owned
by
Charlie
Strachan.
former
cwnei
of
the
Viola,
la
also
thirty-three
leet
lonij
and
la
equipped
with
an
It
hp
medium
duty
Palmer
engine
of
latest
type.
The
week
has
been
marked
with
considerable
Increase
In
the
amount
of
spring
salmon
being
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
from
the
trailers.
On
aucces-'slvs
days,
landings
of
some
one
thou
repair..
Boat
recently
on
the
Ward
Ways
for
hull
work
have
Included
the
tugboat
Pachenn.
halibut
boat.
H.
and
R
.
Capo
Spencer.
Kalen
and
Molly
B.,
and
trol-len
3tar
and
Viola.
Dr.
W
T.
Kergln
expects
to
run
trlaU
th!
week-end
with
bis
big
power
crulaer
Full
Moon
which
has
been
at
dry
dock
for
vbe
past
few
weeks
having
a
new
Btearns
engine
lnatatMQ.
The
mart
vessel
promise
to
act
more
like
a
comet
or
a
atreak
of
lightning
than
an
old
rellabli)
full
moon
with
the
-new
machi!.eiy.
Kit
AN
riKTII
HIT.
Frank
Water
houae
motarshlp
freighter
One
boat,
for
J.
A.
Kendall,
recently
..
.
"
.
in.,
is
v
uc
nt
pun
irua
vuvouvw
this
'.vcek-esd
with
a
cargo
of
canatry
suppllae
for
the
Skeena
River.
The
veaarl
will
load
out
with
fish
meal
from
tre
plant
at
t.ie
Rupert
Marine
Products
at
Tacks
Inlet
mid
with
Terrace
K.ttcnwood
logs
from
the
dry
dock.
B.C.
Towage
A
Lighterage
Co
a
dieael
tug
Salvage
Princess
la
in
dry
dock
for
ar.t.ual
overhaul
which
will
Include
a
thorough
going
over
or
her
enftaa.
On
S
--
-
ih.
-
---
l.fi
i..
a
4.w
nUK
J
..IV
.
KVI
.
I
.
IVI
1
.1
srenrlcnd
of
eaaftery
scrap
Mm
tor
the
foundry
at
the
smelter
town,
returning
to
port
on
Wednesday
night.
sand
pounds
were
reported,
a
drop
In.
g,,
wt
,
a
M)IKl
price,
which
started
at
about
38c
jthe
,
bR
8wKk?
wu
not
ths
caUK
m
j
per
pound
to
the
llshermen.
ensuing.
tttvtitxtl
bHct
optic
WMch
Boa)
H""'
wnvrwi
srau
Thoma.
of
Prln,,
Rum
n
Boat
HoSSM
Warke
Channel
with
the
spnnga
being
,,,
thl,
,,
also
caught
tn
some
quantities
around
The
,T,
p.uHn,,
Ahythlni?
but
that!
rori
Bimpaon.
trw
fct
of
matter
tn,t
tlMt
many
a
slip
between
the
r
up
and
lip.
also
between
Use
woodpile
the
kitidnag
box
Bob
was
i
reeking
kindling
for
the
purpose
of
pre-
narine
his
simple
evening
meal
when
'
'll
ih.
,he
ue
aM
and
fMl
s
-
alnnl
stout
Mfc
mT
W
haH
f"
fatal
result
to
ti)
of
the
eon
tri
ranee
for
British
Columbia
and
Alberta.
The
new
halibut
boat
Dtg4
H..
Capt
ktaureilua
HalktsUd.
MtSt
during
the
!4htter
nt
Cow
Bay.
Jasttatt
hr
RksJBWi
Mitch
or
T.oos
pounds
oa
moay.
nnn
liwVt
TitWMiM
Oammon
A
Watt's
tig
setneboat
Bertha
O
.
Capt.
Ales
Ohman.
made
a
trip
this
week
to
Ketchikan
with
a
cargo
of
3S
tons
of
herring.
Bob
Banna
went
along
as
supercargo
and
has
some
Interesting
Impressions
to
relate
of
the
atf
ead
Colds
Richmond's
for
S0Q
pounds
while
the
high
bid
for
Canadian
flan
waa
21.
1c
and
Sc
paid
the
Oafe
Swain.
Capt.
Hed
Pierce,
for
a
fare
tat
780
pounds.
There
war
a
number
fit
jktda
during
tha
week
of,
o
ja,A,kjgtL
0Micm
dlan
fish.
In
volume
of
landings
at
Prince
Rupert,
the
present
eeaoon
Is
still
al
tw-
U.g
the
way
to
1887.
Total
landings
up
w
jaewicvay
bmbsi
si
.ahvoev
pounds
as
compared
with
3.868400
pounds
at
a
similar
date
in
1837.
American
landings
northern
metropolis
All
the
pre-i-
to
date
have
totalled
.,478,300
pounds
dent's
horses
and
all
the
president
j
M
com
ds
red
with
3.343.100
oounda
last
i
-
-
men
could
not
prevent
Bob
from
ma
k-;
year
and
Canadian
landings
Ing
a
landln
uul
Inklnn
the
village
by
768.500
as
against
616,300.
relieved
with
vapors
Snuff
a
little
Vicks
well
up
the
nose
or
melt
in
a
spoon
or
cup
of
hot
water
and
inhale.
Medicated
vapors
reach
the
air
passages
direct.
For
other
cold
troubies
rub
Vicks
on
throat
and
chest.
W'VAPOR
UB
0rT
tNilUONJni
US3
YtMtr
HATI'MIAY
TO
HIIIUY
INTM'SIVE
I
.nullum
lur
ih.-
week
totalled
687,-
800
pounds
uiu
up
of
133.800
pounds
Canadian
and
804
.060
pounds
American.
I
Boats
landing
catches
during
the
week
have
been
aa
follows:
j
Canadian-
Ingred
II
.
4.000:
Toodle
i
3.600;
Bingo.
3.000:
Beto.
9.000;
Atll.
.3.000;
Sea
Maid,
8.008:
Viking
1
,
10
-.000;
Ternen.
6.600;
Helen.
1,600;
Cay-geon,
1,600:
Emblem
I..
16,000;
Marguerite,
3.000;
Margallce,
400;
Aiken,
7.000:
M.
M.
Christopher,
6.090;
Morrla
II.
8,000;
Eric
Roy.
6,000:
Inea
H.
'b.000:
Oslo.
18,000:
XI.A.B.,
1,300;
Sel-'ma.
7,000:
N.
and
8..
S.000;
Nuba.
1.
000;
Fanny
F
,
3.000;
P.
Doreen.
3.000:
'Southend,
6.000;
Ringleader,
400;
Ilelge
H..
7.0OO.
j
American
-III
OUI,
10,000;
Majestic.
81.000;
8entlnel,
18,000;
Auguata.
13.000.
;
Teddy
J.
10.000;
Eagle.
36,000;
t-
fenM,
19.000;
Ivanhoe,
18.000:
Tahocna,
1
10,000;
Jack.
1,000:
Rainier.
86,000;
At-,laa
36,000;
Lenore,
8.600;
Eureka.
6,000;
Atlantic
30.000:
Liberty.
36.000;
Cool-'idge.
33.000,
Visitor.
3.800:
Explorer.
33.000:
Resolute,
ao.,000:
Slrus,
11.000:
Urania,
18,000;
Don
Q.
6.000;
Albatross.
36.000;
Western.
33.000;
Vansee
33.000:
OJoa.
0,000;
Reform.
H.OOO;
Wireless,
1700.
of
Continues
until
Easter
Louvr
DEMAND
e
Ladies
Hats,
Coats,
Djesses
Owing
to
the
great
success
of
our
Clock
Sale
on
Friday
and
the
vdry
many
buyers
who
thronged
our
store
that
morning,
we
have
decided
to
put
our
whole
stock
of
LADIES'
HATS,
COATS
AND
DRESSES
ON
SALE
fight
up
until
Easter.
Every
article
in
the
store
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
a
reduction
of
25
per
cent
on
the
regular
selling
price.
The
regular
prices
of
the
Louvre
have
always
Ik
en
reasonable
and
at
this
Sale
Price
it
means
that
every
article
sold
is
an
absolute
bargain.
For
instance,
the
sale
price
of
Jersey
Sport
Dresses
which
come
in
navy,
brown,
fawn,
peach,
green,
etc.,
will
be
only
$5.95.
Tweed
Coats,
sizes
from
16
to
40,
from
$9.75
up.
A
new
lot
of
Georgette
Dresses,
twenty-five
in
all,
have
just
come
in
and
they
will
go
on
sale,
too.
They
are
In
all
sizes
and
colors
and
the
sale
price
will
be
$12.95.
Ladies'
Navy
Blue
Coats,
moleskin
trimmed
and
silk
lined,
will
go
for
$27.50.
These
are
only
specimen
prices
of
the
many
articles
which
will
all
be
offered
at
similar
reductions.
If
you
arc
in
doubt
as
to
what
you
requite
for
Eastertide
we
invita
your
inspection
of
our
stock
to
make
your
own
choice
Richmond
s
Bob
made
food
time
and
there's
not
much
worth
telling
about
anything
kt
did
not
gtver
tan
onoe-ovee.
It
not
such
a
bad
burg
at
that,
he
says.
After
a
week
of
exceptionally
high
puces
owing
to
Baater
demand,
the
Prince
Itupert
halibut
market
took
an
lextrcme
reaction
yesterday
when
bids
sunk
to
aa
low
aa
0c
and
Sc
tor
American
flab
and
8c
and
4c
for
Canadian
The
peak
price
of
the
weak
was
fi
le
land
9e
paid
the
American
boat
Visitor
Third-
Avenue.
Louvre
"Rupert
Brand"
A'vV
Kippers
THir
DAINTIEST
HHKARFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
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,
tii
Prince
Huperl.
R.C
For
Best
Results
in
all
your
baking
use
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