Nervous
and
Run
Down
The
Least
Noise
Would
Bother
Her
Mrs.
R.
Burton,
Oshaws,
Ont.,
wrtts:
"Three
years
ago
I
was
so
pervoua
sod
run
down
I
could
hardly
war
to
have
the
children
make
a
noise
it
would
bother
roc
so.
"A
friend
advised
me
to
take
and
after
Ukinc
two
boxes
I
bepin
to
feeJ
stronger,
looked
better
and
the
color
came
back
into
my
cheeks,
and
now
I
am
feeling
fine
again
"
Price
50c.
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
nre
by
lie
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Ltd..
oronto,
Unt
p
saws
k-
Machine
Knives
S
MONO
C.NAOA
SAW
CO.
LTD.
VANS0UVC.1.
ST.
JOHH.
RS..
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,
I
TOUONTO
1!
rrtl
3it
CUT
GLASS
This
Cut
Glass
Water
Set
$17.50
This
is
one
of-
our
arterial
nur
chases.
8tz
well
cut,
heavy
weight
tumblers,
holding
half
pint
each,
with
large,
heavy
jug
to
mat'
h.
A
good
looking
set
for
the
sideboard.
It's
herd
to
get
anything
to
take
the
place
of
cut
glass.
'
THE
HOWL
$5.50
LARGE
VASa
$14.50
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iTHC
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK,
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Sett
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FOLLOWING
PRODUCTS
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1
9m
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State.
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A
LI.
OCEAN
HTCAMMI1IP
l.lMts
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
260
le
The
last
sailing
from
Prince
Rupert
on
the
spring
schedule
utHI
lo
siiinl!iv
Innm
fllh
Kf-
fective
week
following
tri-weekly
summer
service
will
be
inaugurated,
Canadian
National
steamers
arriving
from
Vancouver
each
Monday.
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
10:30
a.m.,
and
leaving
for
Vancouver
each
Monday
and
Thurs
day
at
4:00
n.m..
and
each
Satur
day
at
7:00
D.m..
except
tnai
i
there
will
be
no
boat
southbound
from
here
Monday,
June
10th.
The
iSS.
Prince
Chirles
will
sail
from
Prince
Rupert
Tor
Stewart,
Anyox
;aml
north
Queen
Charlotte
ports
'uikIi
Vmirlnv.
8-00
n.m.
SS.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
eaen
rri-dsv.
4:00
n.m.
Sailings
'
for
Sk.-spway
ami
intermediate
Alak;i
i.orts
each
Wednesday
4:00
p.m.
SS.
Pr!n-n
John
will
operate
!
Pr'nc-p
Runert-Vancouver
via
so'ith
Ouen
Charlntt
Wands
leaving
Prince
Rupert
fortnightly
1
F"ll
na'cul.trx
from
City
Ticket
Office.
Phone
2S0.
flSS)
Borden's
Per
case
$5.50
St.
Charles
Baby
size.
Per
doz
75c
Eagle
Brand
Condensed
ililk
Per
tin
20c
Chocolate
Malted
Milk
Per
tin
....75
Reindeer
Condensed
Coffee.
Products
of
Ilrilbh
Columbia
on
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
June
Cth
and
8th,
at
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
(il7-4J:j
5th
Ave.
t.
Phones
18&84
P.
O.
Box
575.
s
R.
H.
Bedford
of
McGill
versity.
bacteriologist.
Uni-
Dr.
F.
C.
Harrison
of
MeGil!
University
will
be
unable
to
come
)
I'rince
Kunert
this
summer
to
ontfnue
investigatiorM
into
the
liscoloration
of
halibut,
but
it
is
'-oped
that
Prof.
Wilfrid
Sadler
nf
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
who
was
associated
with
Dr.
Harrison
In
thia
work
last
vear,
will
again
be
here
for
a
hort
time
at
least
.
In
addition
to
Peter
Black
of
he
University
of
British
Colum
n's,
who
is
already
hn
C.
D
II
Duff
of
the
University
of
Toronto
nier
staff.
Dr.
Dentdt
and
Mr.
Duff
are
already
here.
It
is
expected
that
ateo
will
)x
aken
this
yer
to
conduct
bio-'trical
surveys
in
connection
with
the
condition
of
rivers
and
nrooagtion
of
salmon
on
th
Skeena
and
Nass
Pvfvers.
such
as
"re
now
being
carried
out
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Marjorie
Sold
The
Chatham
Straits
Packinir
Co.
has
purchased
from
Dr.
H.
I
Alexander
of
Prince
Rupert.
and
will
use
as
a
manager's
scout
-
boat
"J
in
connection
vviiiivviiwil
with
nun
its
IVD
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Waterfront
Whiffs
Season's
Work
at
Biological
Station;
Power
Cruiser
Marjorie
Changes
Hands;
Halibut
Landings
.
isowicnan
qisirict.
Ueorze
be.
mured
so
well
while
awav
that
his
wife
let
him
come
home
alone.
Construction
has
just
about
completed
in
the
Siiga
boatbuilding
establishment
at
Cow
Bav
or
a
by
9
foot
stock
modpl
j
trolling
boat.
Louis
Amadio
has
been
en.
gaged
this
week
in
renairlnir
a
four
h.p.
Easthope
engine
for
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln.
The
motor
came
out
of
a
small
onen
nower
boat
which
was
recently
wrecked
at
the
Zayas
Island
sheep
ranch.
With
mil
snrl
Fro
.I
-"
I
VVi
HCi
A'
I
V
new
cannery
on
Humpback
Bay,
(turning
home
today
from
their
Pordier
Island,
the
well
known
s,xth
year
medical
studies
at
the
sieed
cruiser
Marjorie.
The
Mar-
University
of
Toronto,
the
well
jorie
Is
thirty-three
feet
long
and
known
big
power
cruiser
Full
is
equipped
with
a
100
h.p.
Ker-.'oon
should
have
busy
days
math
engine.
The
vessel
was
"head
if
the
first
week-end
at
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
by
Dr.
home
may
be
taken
as
any
crl-Alexander
from
Ketchikan
some
terion.
A
picnl
party
is
planned
two
or
three
years
ago.
She
is
a
tomorrow
and
on
Monday
at
least
very
speedy
craft.
lone
of
the
boys
will
sally
forth
I
with
a
party
of
young
friends
to
S.
E
.Parker's
garage
at
Prince
see
how
the
trout
are
biting
at
Rupert
reports
the
sale
of
a
num-
Bill's
Ijike.
Engine
valves
In
the
tier
of
Ballantyne
heavy
duty
and
Pull
Moon
were
repaired
at
the
Ford
Marine
engines
during
the
Star
Welding
works
this
week,
past
few
weeks.
I
A
26-86
h.p.
Ballantyne
engine
J"Ck
i.-i.
...
,,
,
,u,Ber
Se,ls
0ut
wag
purchased
by
George
Ring-
stad,
manager
of
Port
Edward
Sale
was
completed
this
week
cannery,
for
a
new
cannery
run-
by
Jack
Bulger
of
his
well
known
stiout
A.
W.
Pilling
went
to
Port
28
foot
open
boat
equipped
with
Edward
.to
supervise
the
instal-
Ford
Marine
engine
to
Pete
latlon.
(Davles,
formerly
wireless
opera-
'tor
on
the
lighthouse
tender
A
14-16
Ballantyne
engine
was
Newlngton
and
now
on
the
staff
purchased
by
W.
R.
Sampson
of
of
the
Digby
Island
radiotcle-Port
Simpson
for
Installation
In
graph
station.
The
vessel
will
a
new
trolling
boat.
,
take
up
her
new
home
at
Digby
Four
or
five
rebuilt
Ford
Island.
Marine
engines
which
have
been
sold
included
one
which
will
bo1
George
Bryant
had
his
well
installed
In
a
27
foot
runabout
known
power
cruiser
Harla
out
for
W.
A.
Clark
of
Ariyox."
ran
the
Yacht
Club
grid
Thursday
I
afternoon
for
a
little
touching
The
Imperial
Machine
Works,
up
to
the
hull
preparatory
to
the
Prince
Rupert,
has
recently
com-
Inauguration
of
the
1.923
yacht-pleted
the
installation
of
a
70
Jng
season.
George
is
planning
to
h.p.
Atlas-Imperial
fuU
diesel
make
an
angling
trip
Jo
Khtada
engine
in
the
fish
packer
Ogden
Lake
next
week.
which
is
owned
by
J.
W.
Moore-
'
.
a
'
t
.
'!
house
and
Capt.
E
ir"SIrripron
-Summer
schedule-fa--now
and
operates
:out,o(
thft.Langara,.
force
,at,
the..
floats,,
of
.the
Prl
Fishlnir
&
Packinir
Go's
cannefv
mineiV'VJA
t
A'MMIM
ri
-in
rifl
:idb
at
New
Massctt,
Queen
Charlotte
and
a
busy
season
seems
In
pros-Islands,
pect.
Picnic
and
fishing
parties
This
was
one
of
four
or
five
"will
be
much
the
order
of
the
day
smaller
Installations
which
have
from
now
drt
particularly
If
recently
been
carried
out
by
the
such
brilllantrweathcr
as
that
of
Imperial
Machine
Works.
the
past
week
keeps
up.
Shef
Thompson
does
not
know
which
K.
T.
Sumura,
Japanese
boat-
f
the
worst
the
winter
winds
builder
in
Cow
Ray,
Prince
Rup-
and
sleepless
nights
or
nil
the
ert,
has
just
laid
the
keel
for
a
trouble
that
atta'hes
Itself
to
forty
foot
trolling
boat.
Before
seeing
that
these
picnickers
get
completion
it
is
expected
that
a
properly
started
and
keeping
track
of
them
back
home.
till
they
get
safe'
,
The
United
Church
mission
boat
Thomas
Crosby
arrived
in
port
on
Thursday
afternoon
from
Vancouver,
having
on
board
Capt.
William
Oliver
and
Rev.
It.
C.
Scott
and
the
Iatter's
wife.
The
I
Vessel
proceeded
from
here
to
Followincr
the
return
to
the
citv
this
week
of
John
Port
Simpson
and,
returning
yes-
Dvbh
avn.
director
from
Prince
Rupert
of
the
Biological
tcrday,
left
today
for
the
Queen
nf
Ponnrlo
nnA
n
Tl
Uirr
rliVnotn..
f
tVio
nni1
.
Charlotte
Islands
to
resume
her
e
mission"
work
there.
Mr.
oft,l
!,
.
mnnnn
Vft,
n.Wn1
f
bcott.'
wh0
has
Proven
highly
i
u"c""cu
"JC
"'
"4C
"uwb
voi
the
Islands
popular
on
during
his
i
Canada,
the
coming
year's
program
of
work
at
the
JocaWtay
of
the
past
few
years
there,!
hinlotrical
station
is
announced,
as
well
as
a
number
of
new
will
nav
hia
f.-irou'sll
vialta
.
1
i.
i
it.
i
te
itkt.
this
.
li.
.
.
.
;
apiJUlULIIlt'IlLb
IU
Ulti
ijtcUl.
in
addition
to
tne
investigations
into
aognsn
on
wnicn
have
oeen
cameo
on
tor
xne
past'
ear
or
so,
the
industry
has
also
demanded
that
there
be
investiga
:ion
into
the
possibilities
of
eu
ible
oils
and
fats
from
the
nil
chard
fish.
This
will
be
under-
jlrpn
a
anon
ax
a
suitable
ma
I
can
be
found
to
take
up
the
work.
Salmon
taurine
o
Derations
ar
;lso
to
be
extended
this
year
an-
will
be
carried
on
more
intensive
in
the
vicinity
of
Hiddo.
Nort
and
Dundas
Islands.
Taggers
art
already
at
work
at
Hippo
Island.
tne
ioirowiog
permanent
ap
ointment
to
the
staff
of
th
ocal
station
are
announced:
0.
Denetedt
of
the
UniversK;
if
Manitoba
to
be
assistant
hemist.
0.
Young
of
the
University
of
Saskatchewan
to
,
be
engineer
occasion
to
his
mnnv
frienria
as
he
is
being
transferred
to
the
mainland,
his
place
to
be
taken
deal
will
be
closed
for
the
pur-
Kev-
A.
Redman.
The
:hase
hase
of
of
th
the
craft
craft
in
in
which
which
a
a
30
30
Thomas
Crosby
towed
this
far
h.p.
Atlas-Imperial
engine
will
likely
be
installed.
On
McLean
Ways
Capt.
Herman
Helin's
fish
rwc-
ker
Ecstall
has
been
on
the
McLean
Ways
at
Seal
Cove
durimr
the
week.
Hull
work
was
carried
ut
and
the
tailshaft
drawn
In
order
to
make
repairs.
George
Rojrer.
second
.In
com.
mand
at
the
Star
Weldinir
&.
Re-
pair
Works,
was
back
on
the
job
again
this
week
after
a
month's
holiday
sojourn
in
the
south
Hnr.
mechanical
jing
the
course
of
which
he
at-
lienaea
to
me
important
business
of
seeing
that
his
sister
was
nrn.
perly
married.
Altogether,
it
was
a
very
pleasant
trip.
George
says.
and
there
were
only
three
days
rain
all
the
time
he
was
gone
which
is
pretty
good
for
that
less
favored
part
of
the
world.
He
spent
most
of
the
time
In
Vancouver
but
also
slid
over
tn
Victoria
for
a
couple
of
davs
to
see
if
any
repairs
might
be
need
ed
tn
the
gadgits
of
the
legisla
tive
mill
and
spent
a
brief
tim
rusticating
at
Cobble
Hill
in
the
i.i
.
.
.
iT
north
a
smaller
boat
which
was
bought
recently
in
Vancouver
and
will
be
used
In
missionary
work
out
of
Anyox
by
Rev.
James
De-war.
Judging
from
the
looks
of
things,
Claude
Kirkendall,
popular
manager
of
the
Booth
Fisheries,
had
a
real
job
on
hia
hands
when
the
Whiff
man
went
around
on
Thursday
afternmui
fa
k.
had
a
7
h.p.
Palmer
en
fin
nf
kl.
power
Doat
practically
rimxtd
to
pieces.
It
was
a
disgusting
mess
io
say
tne
least
of
It
but
we
have
no
doubt
that
Kirk
would
nmvp
just
as
excellent
a
mechanical
wizard
as
he
is
known
tn
h
astute
buyer
of
fish.
On
Ward
Wayii
The
halibut
boat
Volunteer,
Capt
51.
Johnson,
has
been
on
th
Ward
Ways
the
latter
this
week
for
minor
the
Selma.
The
Summit
was
built
two
years
ago
in
Seattle
and
has
been
regularly
landins?
liar
cU
the
at
that
port
this
having
been
her
first
visit
here.
An
8
h.p.
Vivian
enarlne
haa
been
recently
installed
in
the
local
trolling
boat
Stroller.
Halibut
landinn
at
the
nort
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1929
sea
son
up
to
June
7
amounted
to
10,891,250
pounds
as
compared
with
10.402..400
pounds
at
a
similar
date
last
year,
the
present
year
maintaining
its
lead
over
last
year
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
there
had
been
a
distinct
fallimr
part
or
hood
t4je
oWer
'
rf
f
.
overhaul
i,
tk.
...
work
below
the
water
line.
Othnr
broth'
.
bnat.
boats
nn
on
the
k
!
"romer,
same
ways
during
ine
nasi
wees:
nav
ineiuAaA
k
Rupert
Marine
Products
power
tug
Cumshewa.
Capt
Alfred
Swanson's
cruiser
Myfanwy
and
George
Cook's
halibut
boat
liny-flower.
Capt
Severed
Oiaen.
fornMriv
owner
of
the
local
boat
Johanna
and
last
here
some
two
or
thro
years
ago
with
the
Sadie
K
w.
welcomed
by
many
local
friends
this
week
when
he
came
in
for
the
first
time
with
hia
AmwlMt
boat
Summit
to
sell
a
catch
on
the
Fish
Exchange.
He
la
brother
of
CaDt
Cris
OI.n
nf
off
in
landings
during
the
latter
!(nto
no
an
or
aiay
ami
me
early
part
of
June.
The
American
landings
for
the
present
season
to
date.
the
Jack
was
paid
for
8.600
pourlds.
Low
prices
of
the
week
were
12c
and
7c
received
by
the
Canadian
Nuba
for
5,600
pounds
and
12.4c
and
7C
paid
the
American
Brisk
for
30,000
pounds.
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
H
will
bring
results.
Skin
Sufferers
Try
This
Test
A
Pure
Antiieptic
Trtatmcni
Art
yon
tormratn
with
th
imr
nf
iTini.p.
iiroiof
tun
wnii-
term,
lo
Orlt
H.ri
ll.ir
"
ran
Ik
aom.
nr,
rrun.
i
u.i.,
mini
nimi..
Inf
liquid
n.li.D.
II
iieoMrat
Ikr
.kin.
nlnln(
tail
btll
th
Irrltatpil
tlwiir.
SV
bull!
arom
Ha
warli
juur
'Iniiai.t
.
IVm
vol
UiTu.
Suap.)
OHMKS
I.TII.
W,
J.
McCUTCIIEON,
DRI
(itilST.
iu
uw
wuuotfmr
lifts
n
Dunton.
rrown
to
manhood,
la
known
as
an
honest
gambler
but,!
when
he
finds
thrt
the
younger!
boy
Verde,
wishes
to
study
min-l
ing
engineering,
he
cheats
at
cards
to
get
the
funds.
Grace!
Stillwell,
a
dancehall
girl,
sees'
Dunton
cheat
but
because
she'
loves
him.
she
keeps
quiet
When
Verde
returns
from
col
lege,
three
years
later.
Dunton
encotragea
a
friendship
between!
the
b
y
and
Kitty
Mains,
the
lov-!
able
lau?hter
of
the
town
store-'
keepr-.
Dunton
cares
for
Kitty
himsrlf
but
hides
his
feelings.
Dunton
soon
sees,
however,
that
Verde
is
losing
his
head
in
the
wild
life
of
the
town
and
he
determines
to
get
himself
and
the
ooy
out
of
It
He
tells
Gran
Still-well
that
he
is
through
with
h
r
and
warns
her
to
keep
away
from
Verde.
Angered,
Grace
attacks
Dunton
through
Verde.
She
vamps
the
boy.
Dunton
finds
out
about
this
rffalr
and,
In
the
showdown,
he'
and
Verde
come
to
blows.
Dun
ton
orders
Grace
out
of
town.
She
induees
Verde
to
leave
with
her,
however,
unknown
to
Dunton.
Wh?n
Dunton
discovers
the
lopetnent,
he
races
to
overtake
I
l
.
.
.
,
iiirni
nua
np-ain
comes
into
con-.
june
inn
wun
erae
s
spirit,
a
land
CICNS
in
this
cup
)
KJ
Saturday.
J
oAIURDAY
ONLY
Two
Shown
7
"id
3
p.m.
I
JACK
HOLT
IN
The
Great
Pioneer
Western
Story
by
Zane
Gray
"A
VALANCHE"
COMEDY,
HER
BLUE
BLACK
EYES
-
COLLEGI
V
n
t
-!,!.
1
e.
r.n..
ct
i..n
nA
....
Slory
of
Picture
Being
Shown
Here
Tonight
City.
AVALANCHE
AT
SUITS!
SUITS!
THE
CAPITOL1
MADE
TO
ORDKR
''utllrig.
Workmanship
and
Stjfc
All
Guaranteed
UITS
STEAM
CLEANED
AM)
Following
I.
the
atorv
of
thJ
PRESSED
the
picture
being
shown
tonight
at
Wc
Deliver
to
Any
Part
of
th,
Capitol:
Pioneers
in
a
wagon
train
are
massacred
by
Indiana,
th.
nnlv
survivors
being
Jack
Dunton,
a!
boy
of
12,
and
a
two-year-old!
babv
hnv
Tho
nuir
.u.
u
I
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
019
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
Cortnirer
W
arehou:i
.p.
J)iribUtfnf.
T....M
-Motor
Service
G0aty;8am1
and
l-r
v:l
We
Specialize
in
Piano
sod
Furniture
Moving,
July
10
I'lIIlM
MIIVTIII
tl
TO
(OIIII-(
111111(11
IK.
-Mil
TlltMl
(
July
3
m
To
'linatli-
Clvrrfeanrg
-
smith-"'
i
lUmimrg
Jul
Si
V
slide,
which
injures
Verde.
growa
'"-""
T!.um
1
a
Tremeoaons
avaianone
ana
only
Duntor's
efforts
save
Verde
.ju,,""',!
end
Grace
from
It
In
this
crisis.
1
yL
M
.
...
.
.
Jul
10
uunmn
discloses
his
fierce
love
.'
u
..
n.ir..'
?UB.
t
the
boy
amy
Grace
realises
the
n
hftJlrl
AT
,
IB
sir
,
vaftK'a
T
A
lO
JAA
.
t
.Z.Ia
jT
",4""wnJlce
she
is
doing
in
aepar-pound.
un
n
while
Canadian
aggre-
etlnir
them.
She
brim,.
Vsmle
to'j
Not
(aUlBf
at
Live;..-.:
"Ie
fare'
mounn(r
to
8,112,-;
his
rensos
by
admitting
herde-I
to
(iumiou-iiiii
ast-amu'
r.r
050
pounds,
are
also
In
advance
cention
Joas
ai
'
or
as
year's
2.898,000
pounds.
;
Ba(;k
!n
towtl,
Verd
naturally
u..8
,
4
wUe
i-.ruri,
t0
the
i0Wy
YAMf
for
con-
ana.ngs
amounted
to
641,400
K.It'on
and.
Dunlnn-
welcomes
pounus
ot
wnicn
aiuo
pounds
the
loV8
of
lhe
ehMtonad
Grace.'
to
uvriu-ooi-was
from
Canadian
boats
and!
,3uu
it
389,300
pounds
from
American.
I
Prices
during
the
week
averaged!
,()rcne8trM
hnve
now
bn
well.
The
high
price
for
Canadian
1
p,aced
on
both
the
C-N,K-
8tcam"
fish
was
16.1c
and
7c
which
the
rrince
KMrl
"n'1
I,rince
Tramp
received
for
10,000
pounds
ljeorBe
,or
tbe
ummer
months.
while
the
top
bid
for
American
'
J
halibut
was
17.6c
and
8c
which
TO
I.IMKIOOI
Dti
l
IKOM
l
EltEl
Th
lIA..ur.Slllth-lHH
''
Jtiae
IS,
July
9
.
.
Impf
July
3,
July
S
.
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AmHr
to
Anu
rvrrv
J.
J.
TORS
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8.
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Pa.
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