m
'uturday,
September
22,
1928
CHOC
Try
MOTORING
nt
once
Plain
or
Milk,
you'll
like
it.
LOW
N
TREE'S
O
L
AT
!
rh'm
or
Milk
Chocolate
with
Almonds
and
Raisins
k
7Wi
S
AN
ADV
MED
ERTISlNG
As
;.u
advertising
medium
the
I'rincc
liupcrt
Daily
News
s
a
wide
ippcaL
Not.
only
is
it
read
by
the
people
of
Prince
'
pert,
many
of
whom
look
to
it
for
mercantile
guidance,
but
it
-c!ei"Ml
to
the
country
districts
where
its
arrival
is
awaited
ith
eferaew.
The
mining
camps
and
the
towns
of
the
interior
;v
to.
it
for
th
titgt
mm
of
the
outside
world.
5
Prince
Rupert-people
rka
wish
ttf
"reach
the
surroundfn
v
icls
find
there
is
only
one
medium,
that
of
the
Daily
News,
h
i.-
Mter
and
cheaper
than
any
other
advertising
medium
and
;i.i
be
depended
upon
to
bring
results
if
anything
can.
Past
and
Present
In
the
past
when
only
about
1500
papers
were
being
sold,
I
vert
hers
in
the
Daily
News
claimed
they
got
good
results
from
hide
points
as
well
as
In
the
city.
During
the
present
year
i
'-
circulation
has
Increased
over
a
thousand,
and
the
appeal
to
;
i-
erlisers
is
consequently
that
much
the
wider.
Wisdom
of
Advertising
to
Keep
Goods
Very
few
merchants
seem
to
realize
the
cumulative
effect
of
a
Ivtrtising.
Rverv
new
customer
secured
is
worth
a
great
deal
thia
now
customer
becomes
an
advertiser
fo(
uincrs,
if
he
is
HI
tredted.
The
newspapr
not
only
brings
customers
direct
but
prepares
the
way
for
the
spread
of
business
by
personal
con-tact.
Tiic
advertising
manager
will
be
pleased
to
talk
this
matter
-
ver
with
prospective
advertisers
and
show
them
the
newspaper's
mailing;
list
THE
DAILY
NEWS-
P.
-in:
2
Rupirt
Moving
British
Columbia
The
great
advertising
medium
for
Northern
and
Central
Hritish
Columbia.
I
THE
DAILT
NEWS
PAGE
FIVB
Waterfront
Whiffs
Past
Week
Featured
by
High
Prices,
for
Halibut
Rupert
MarinejjProducts
Taking
Dogfish
Hunting
Parties
Are
Order
of
Day
Highest
)rices
of
the
season
were
paid
for
halibut
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past
week
during
which
a
total
of
640,500
pounds
511,000
pounds
American
and
129,500
pounds
Canadian
was
landed,
bringing
total
landings
for
the
season
to
date
up
to
20,
623,000
pounds
14,181,500
pounds
American
and
6,441,500
pounds
Canadian
as
compared
with
20,397,950
pounds
14,840,350
pounds
American
and
6,557,600
pounds
Canadian
at
a
similar
date
last
year.
The
Mitkof,
with
a
catch
of
21,000
pounds,
on
'
Wednesday
received
20.1c
and
7c
the
highest
price
that
has
been
paid
at
Prince
Rupert
this
year.
j
The
high
Canadian
price
of
the"
1
!
week
waS
16.5c
and
8c
which
the
I
Selma
received
for
11,000
pounds.
Hunt
Ltd-
8taff
returned
to
duty
Low
bids
of
the
week
were
14.5c
on
Thursday
after
having
been
!
and
6c
for
American
fish
and
14c
confined
to
his
home
for
a
week
and
6c
for
Canadian.
Every
boat
suffering
from
a
severe
attack
of,
that
landed
during
the
week
made
tonsilitis,
due
to
his
persistence
J
good
money.
General
shortage
of
in
attending
the
fait-
in
spite
of
halibut
nliinif
Oik
poant
wa
ac-
weather
condition.
Harry
tried
countable
for
the
high
prices
Many
expect
that
prices
will
con
his
best
to
buy
that
lot
which
j
was
offered
in
connection
with
she
cannot
take
the
property
in
her
own
name,
sell
it
or
do
any
thing
el.e
until
she
has
passed
her
!
twenty-first
birthday.
So
Pete,
'
though
kind
of
heart,
realises
that
'
things
might
have
been
much
better
if
he
had
used
his
own
name
and
collected
the
cash
to
do
with
as
he
likes.
The
young
lady
will
,
nave
to
pass
twenty-one
before
North
Island,
then
at
Nadon
Har-
anything
can
be
done
about
u.
bor
and
in
Hecate
Straits,
O.P.
Tht
,s
much
than
not
Un
spent
all
this
season
trolling,
nlg
the
lot
at
all,
of
course-around
Graham
Island,
delivering!
'
7
ratn,0B
tn
Prin
Hnn-rt
mi
In-1
Alf.
Frebourg
has
installed
verness.
and
he
reports
that
he
d,
f1"
W
quarters
over
the
has
had
a
fairly
successful
year.
I
wwira
wpeeu
U'rmce
Kuperi)
Cohoes
were
abundant
in
the,Ltd-
establishment.
Thus
Alf
straits,
he
says,,
but
westerly
hP
to
P"
awy
the
dul1
Unwinds
prevented
any
very
continu-
ter
day
when
business
is
slack
ous
fishing
there.
He
also
did
and
nights
are
long.
vnrv
wpII
nt
NTfwipn
llarhor
which
O.
P.
may
maxe
one
more
trip
Cltml'
at
tow
400,-jtug
THE
"LIVING
BUDDHA"
ON
HIS
THRONE
IN
THIBET:
The
Chief
Llama,
clad
in
yellow
and
carried
upon
the
broad
shoulders
of
his
servants,
declares
the
Tsam
a
religious
ceremonial,
which
evolves
about
a
long
lance
by
worshippers.
geese,
having
been
away
from
tinue
at
a
good
level
from
now
the
8a'e
membership
tickets
Saturday
evening
to
Wednesday
until
tne
end
oi
tne
season
on
lc
"M
"u,u
morning.
November
15.
r"m
10
The
tentative
purchase
from
the
Engine
Repairs
in
charge
at
Skidegate
for
the
drawing
for
a
Second
Avenue
lot
company.
Off
to
Vancouver
Harris
McGinley,
who
has
been
working
this
part
of
the
cpast
for
the
past
several
months
as
a
book
agent,
having
spent
much
of
the
time
in
Prince
vRupert,
left
aboard
his
gasboat
Nell
on
Wednesday
for
Vancouver.
Capt.
O.
P.
("Home
Run")
Smith
arrived
in
port
on
Thursday
afternoon
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
aboard
his
trolling
boat
Billy
Boy.
First
at
and,
being
of
chivalrous
nature,
put
same
in
the
name
of
a
young
lady
friend
in
Norway.
That
was
all
right
but
it
so
happened
that
the
young
lady
was
quite
a
way
from
being
of
age,
and,
therefore,
With
a
suggestion
of
improved
weather
conditions
in
prospect.
Skeena
River
Packing
Co.
of
the
Jack
Lindsay
has
had
his
power
the
wily
deer
had
better
watch
big
fish
packer
and
cannery
ten-
cruiser
Irene
L.'s
engine
over-.out
for
themselves
this
week
der
Red
Boy
will
give
the
Rupert
hauled
this
week
at
the
Star4nd
for
joca
hunters
are
going
Marine
Products
Co.
Ltd.
a
new
Welding
works.
Explicit
orders
t0
j,e
ouj
j
fuj
muster.
A
num-
flagship
for
its
towboat
fleet
at
were
given
that
the
job
must
bejber
0f
rather
large
expeditions
Prince
Rupert
if
the
deal
is
finally
finished
by
today
as
Jack
does
?re
being
planned
and
some
game
completed.
not
intend
to
miss
a
single
week-,0Uffht
to
be
the
resuIt
The
aea.
ine
ilea
uoy
is
eu
n.
long
ana
ena
mis
season,
ins
pany
naa
Ma
was
started
with
fair
success
is
powered
with
a
125
h.p.
Frisco-
marked
success
in
opening
the
,
jaat
Week-end
in
spite
of
un
Standard
gas
engine.
Hold
space
deer
hunting
season
at
the
end
favorable
weather
conditions,
is
a
feature
of
the
vessel
which
of
last
week.
.
j
has
already
been
commissioned
in
packing
dogfish
from
Skidegate
The
American
halibut
schooner
Inlet
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is-
Majestic.
Capt.
Pete
Peterson,
lands
to
the
reduction
plant
at
well
known
at
this
port,
went
Tucks
Inlet,
a
run
which
is
a
gen-
ashore
on
Lemesurier
Island
in
crally
rough
one
in
the
winter
Icy
Straits
at
the
first
of
this
months.
The
Red
Boy.
which
is
week.
The
vessel
missed
the
by
far
the
largest
vessel
of
the
rocky
reef,
however,
and
was
vir-R.M.P.
fleet,
brought
over
seventy
tually
undamaged
by
the
crash,
tons
of
dogfish
on
her
first
trip,
piling
up
on
the
sand.
The
Majes-Capt.
Reg.
Green
has
been
given
tic
was
soon
refloated
on
the
high
command
of
the
Red
Boy,
his
tides
and
proceeded
to
Juneau
place
on
the
M.T.
3
having
been
for
inspection.
taken
by
Capt.
Jim
Morrison.
The
Rupert
Marine
Products
is
Pete
Sunderland
of
the
Atlin
building
up
the
dog
fishing
Indus-
Fisheries
staff
is
in
a
quandary
!
The
Anglican
Mission
boat
Northern
Cross,
of
which
Rev.
W.
B.
Jennings
is
skipper,
is
the
atest
vessel
to
take
up
head-luarters
at
the
floats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yachting
Club.
Shef
Thomson,
caretaker,
reports
space
about
all
Island,
some
110
miles
down
the)
coast.
Return
to
port
is
set
for
next
Tuesday
and,
no
doubt
the
eer
will
suffer
in
the
meantime
as
far
as
the
bag
limit
will
permit
Members
of
the
partv
will
include
Capt
Paul
Armour,
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin,
Bob
Blance,
Milton
Gonzales,
M.
L
Stepp
and
Jarvis
McLeod.
The
small
dtesel
powered
tug
Prosperity
of
the
Blue
Band
Navigation
Co.'s
fleet
was
in
port
1:
cm
Vancouver
at
the
first
of
the
week,
bein-r
inroute
to
iu
the
Massett
Canners
at
Old
Mus-sett
to
pick
up
three
empty
fish
scows
for
delivery
to
Vancouver.
After
having
spent
the
past
month
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
engaged
in
pil-
fivia
hp
had
nrartleallv
tn
him-
A
local
towboat
left
on
Monday!
Mn
n
tho
latflndao
thur
tn
Mtt
etsi
"
w
t'-.-i,
T.,l
Big
Hunting
Part
One
of
the
largest
hunting
parties
of
the
season
will
be
that
which
embarks
this
afternoon
at
5
o'clock
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.'s
power
cruiser
"28"
for
Campania
Prince
Rupert
self
for
about
tb,ree
weeks.
'or
the
Morgan
LoiwinR
Co.
JdJslvire
&
Towing
Co.'s
big
powei
s"rf
Inl
In
Princess,
Capt.
is
back
on
the
or
Skidegate
Inlet-before
going
e
deU,vfered
to
the
nP"Iraore
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
for
the
winter
to
Vancouver
as
is
f1prue
Mi,!s
na
be
engaged
for
the
next
few
his
custom.
le
1CB
luTT
weeks
In
packing
dog
salmon
progress
is
being
made
with
the
h
c
.
Th
Jimmy
Far,uhar.
quill
pusher
ruc
on
of
he
mill
"Wef
completed,
the
Salvage
for
Edward
Lipsett
Frinet
Ru.
l
.Si
Princes,
will
return
to
her
home
pert)
Ltd.,
has
been
at
home
on
-7
"r"
K
port
i10"
here
for
the
w
nter
t,
.1.1,
n.
ih
in
at
A
nr
an
down
for
the
machinery
which,
800n
In
process
of
installa
suffering
from
a
severe
cold.
i
GAnrtrp
nrvant
and
;nartk
r'e-
Harry
Menziea
of
theE.
Dr.
Alexander
rilONE
MS
IIESNKH
BLOCK
DENTIST
E.
I
tnrnprl
tn
nbrt
nn
Wednesdsv
af-l
Chased
By
Wolves
.
.
.
.....
T
IT
Tlll.l
CI
r(K-
ter
a
three-day
nunung
irip
10
"'
nu.
airaln
like
a
cloud
of
dust
Kltkatla
Inlet.
The
party
was
sue-
bona,
companion,
of
Thor
Joh.
w(i
.
'
"
..
-
-
v
-
1
i
.
1
1
t
.1
A
.An
nn
n
Ikfrvl
hiintlnir
avnlitinn
i
ceasiui
III
BgKi"K
i""
cer
ou
m
,
thought
themselves
fairly
success-
to
Haines
FlaU
about
Mill
Day
on
ful
for
the
first
trip
of
the
season.;
the
Nans
Ktver.
this
wee,
leu
how
the
latter
,
fell
in
with
a
pack
of
wolves
which,
after
show
The
B.
C.
Packers
speedboat
B.
CP.
No.
4
had
to
be
towed
In
from
Lowe
Inlet
this
week
for
engine
repairs.
The
vessel
got
Kelpie
Is
Sold
The
old
sealing
vessel
Kelpie,
a
sort
of
a
landmark
on
the
ing
his
skill
as
a
sprinter,
he
was
i
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
for
sev-
successful
In
elndinr-
It
musteral
years
.has
been
sold
by
have
been
an
exciting
trip
for
in
addition
to
the
Wolf
episode,
Thor
is
reported
to
have
caught
Capt.
Bill
Schelim
to
Michael
Cocco
of
Seal
Cove.
The
vessel,
which
recently
fouled
her
I
his
pants
in
the
flywheel
and
moorings
and
sank
while
on
nn
in
the
exi-itmpnt
that
ensued,
the!
old
ways
at
Cow
Bay,
will
be
boat
got
twi-nt?
miles
out
to
sea
1
immediately
raised
and
the
new
whun
it
should
htive
been
in
the!
owner
will
instal
a
new
24
h.p.
shelter
f
Smiorvillr
Island.
Ofi('lUrdner
englno
as
well
as
take
course.
Pills
and
Kd
could
not
be,
the
keel
off
nnd
put
on
a
new
expected
to
know
anything
about
pilot
in
order
to
use
the
vessel
where
they
were
going
nnd.
Hs
a
two-man
trolling
boat
next
therefore,
could
not
arise
to
tht
season
The
Kelpie
was
brought
occasion.
The
p.t
it
rot
a
t'c
,,
lVim-i-
Rupert
from
Victoria
several
years
ago,
having
been
sailed
up
the
coast
by
Capt.
Schelim.
Two
small
gnu
engines
now
in
the
vessel,
will
be
retain-'d
by
the
former
owner.
The
deal
was
put
throuh
by
Louis
Amadiu
if
the
Ward
Electric
St
Marine
Supply
staff.
Johnny
Kilraain,
Nas
River
Indian,
fishing
out
of
Claxton
Cannery,
has
brought
a
new
k.U
net
boat,
which
he
rseonth
built,
to
Prince
Rupert
for
the
installation
of
a
12-16
h.p.
Acadia
engine,
purchased
.through
the
Ward
Electric
&
Marine
Supply
house
here.
A
new-7
h.p.
Ensthop!
erginu
is
being
installed
in
the
local
'rolling
bot
C.
anrt
T.
to
replace
a
10
h.r.
Yale.
The
htter
mo-nr
has
been
sold
to
Mike
Cocco
taken
up
at
the
club
which
will
who
will
instal
it
in
his
trolling
have
to
undertake
extensions
to
boat
Prince
Halibut
Its
floats
if
it
is
to
accommodate
further
boats.
To
aid
Shef
in!
Sidney
A.
McQuillan
formerly
his
pumping
duties,
which
have'
of
this
city,
and
J.
B.
McArthur,
been
getting
rather
heavy
of
late
'
wfco
set
out
from
Orillia,
On-
uving
to
the
increased
number'
of
jtarta,
the
rmddfo
of
July,
ijit?nl-
I
3
J
i
I
Z
club
executire
Is
plan-pi
to
make
the
trip
through
the
try
Vv
at
Skidegate
QVM..f.
ii
Inlet
and
is
hope-
from
which,
ii
i.
by
the
look
of
things,,
.
.
'..
,
'
.
pT-.-,.
,
..
r-.t
v
?
Ji
!,,.
,v,
,.
u
.
.
.f.
ning
a
the
installation
of
an
elec-
l
anama
Canal
to
Vancouver
-
in
a
fnl
of
-
receiving
therefrom
mater-
he
may
not
extricate
himself
with--
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at
-
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runabout
f'n-
trie
hydroplae
t-i
ial
u
i
reduction
j.
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pump.
enough
to
keep
its
out
some
patient
waiting.
Pete,
it;
plant
running
throughout
the
so
happened,
bought
the
lucky;
coming
winter.
W.
W.
Wright
is
ticket
in
the
Fair
Board's
recent!
'shed
their
voyage
-at
Belize.
British
Honduras,
the
last
of
A-jyust
rnd
shipped
their
bot
from
thre
to
Vancouver
by
freight.
Delay
in
getting
the
boat
completed
ran
the
daring
pair
into
the
tornado
season
in
the
West
Indies
and,
after
many
thrilling
experiences
with
storms
in
which
their
lives
were
mere
than
once
endanger::!
!t
was
decided
that
the
wisest
thing
to
do
was
to
call
the
long
voyage
off.
In
any
case,
the
little
vessel
had
a
thorough
testing
out
and
the
voyageurs
accomplished
partly
at
least
what
they
set
out
to
do
to
try
out
the
seaworthy
qualities
of
such
a
vessel.
McQuillan
and
Mi-Arthur
ire
now
ver.
SOME
IMIWBH
Muota
Mtrrlrd
Tttnllw
iMtek
from
trip
lo
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Toa
cm-Id
hardly
rdlt
tbe
power
of
Niagara
Palis.
Do
au
knew
when
we
first
saw
th
n.
my
tfe
couldn't
speak
for
a
whole
min
ute.
LingtheTailcr
Phone
649
Clothes
Cieanmg
Price
List
like
this
is
worth
keeping
in
mind!
Ladies'
or
Gentlemen's
Suits
steam
pressed
7Sf
Overcoats
,
75
Trousers
.'
83f
Skirts
JM
Boys'
Suits
.:
0f
SUITS.
Dry
Cleaned
and
steam
pressed
....
$2.00
Overcoats
$M.0
Trousers
7Ie
Skirts
7r
Boys'
Suits
$1.00
Also
Ladles'
rFsjicy
work
at
reasonable
rates
We
call
for
and
delivor
to
all
parts
of
the
city.
Our
Special
Low
Price
on.
New
Suits
Made-to-measure
still
Continues