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HYDE
TRANSFER
AND
COAL
CO.
DEMAND
Phone
580
DRY
BIRCH
.
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
,'
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.
.
$3.50
Double
load'...
,
.
..
.
...
......
$fi;50
Large
sack
50c
Box
Wqpd
CuttingSjLarge.
Load
$3.50
i
;
GDAi;
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Bootless
Ltlrge-Egg
$12.50
1
Alberta
So6tless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
,..
$13.0,1!
Also
all
other
classes
coal.
Pi-mo
and
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Baggage
IHiy
and
Nigbt
hcrefce
139
Scond
Avenue
Rupert
Bririd"
Kippers
TUB
UAINT1KST
BKEAKFAST
FX)IV
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
AND
YOU
WILL
MAKE
THIS
RESOLUTION
ONCE
YOU
HAVE
RIDDEN
IN
THE
NEW
More
Pep
More
Power
More
Comfort
Than
Any
"Light
Car
Ever
Built.
They
Arc
on
Display
at
Our
Showroom.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
v
FORD
DEALERS
Avc.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
JFhpne
83
Advertise
in
4The
Daily
News'
,
will
be
found
to
proceed
w
Ik
Uw
organization
of
a
company
to
i:rr-,vide
the
service.
Beetles
thai
of
!
the
B.
C.
Packers,
the
provision
of
such
a
boat
would,
no
doubt,
i
bring
further
busings
tf
the
city
jfrom
other
canneries
and
the
'og-
erlnff
and
mining
industries,
etc.
.
VJCTIITC
BT1
by
the
B.
C.
Puckers,
in
the
ira.-
v.
oik
thev
mediate
luture
re
canneries
on
So
as
to
improve
lighting
con-ditiona,
the
chemical
and
biologi
cal
laboratories
of
the
Prince
Rup
ert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
are
being
painted
white
throughout.
Fred
Scadden
ha
been
engaged
m
carrying
out
the
work
this
week.
t
Alex
(Doc)
Clnpperton
of
the
government
wharf
stuff
is
rusticating
at
Prince
George
for
a
couple
of
weeks,
having
left
for
the
lnterio-
town
at
the-"
end
of
last
week.
Doc
should
hfijjii
authority
On
something
Resides
football,
basoball,
cricket,
boxing
und
all
the
other
local
sports
when
he
returns,
for
he
said
before
he
left
that
he
was
going
to
take
In
all
the
hoekoy
and
curling
games
unlets
he
geta
frozen
out
and
has
to
come
home
.
Ills
many
friends
will
ho)e
that
Doc
has
a
real
good
holiday.
Saiurda
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Waterfront
Whiffs
Boat
for
Local
Freight
Service
Needed
Now;
Water
front
Active
in
Preparation
for
Opening
of
Halibut
Season:
Morris
II.
Changes
Hands
with
a
view
to
purchasing
the?
c6rfi?pany
-of
a
greater
k
amount
ot
cannery
supplies
m
the
citv
than
has
.been
done
in
the
past
brings
to
the
fore
again,
the
necessity
of
a
suit-,
able
boat
boing
provided
to
ply
between
Prince
Rupert
and
points
on
this
part
of
the
coast
in
the
freight
and
passenger
trade.
Full
advantage,
as
a
matter
pi
face,
cannot
be
taken
j
of
this
new
business
opportunity
unless
this
requirement
is
j
filled.
A
number
of-local
buni-"'
""
-
iness
people
have
expressed
their
U:
'ISVa,
well-know'n
local
Jap-(willingness
to
become
interested
Meoat
build'i's
expected'
to
i
in
the
matter,
financially
and
return
o
the
citv
earlv
next
otherwise,
and,
no
doubt,
some
one
rarilh
from
u
trip
to
Japan,
wSere
be.
attended
the
recent
coronation.
of
tlic
new
emperor.
With
the
reopening
of
the
hal-ibu:
fkhir.ir
now
leas
than
a
month
off,
busine.-s
along
the
waterfront
has
beer
l-vening
up
in
;rrcat
mifir
on
ling
ih
pant
week
or
so.
Slu-
or&ke
Wf
an
repo
t
having
all
the
en
11
bundle
and
-the
at
least,
from
its
otlter
service
plants
are
also
busy,
the
Skeena
ami
Naas
Vcryvionn
thesliiW
eh
tuvers
ana
.wsewpere
aajasem
10
fWUiahments
Wffl
be
getting
thoir
the'
city
Is
concerned,
a
beat
of
turn
In
outfitting
tile
boats
bef
pre
upward
of
30-tons
carrying
ea-
theHrritiat-triprtirthrhigh
spots.
parity
would
meet
the
situation,.
The
lint
boaJp-AvilL
leave
for
the
nicely,
though
It
would
probably
gJnds
about
Ternary
10,
it
Is
be
inadvisable
that
the
boat
expected.
should
be
limited
to
so
.small
ca-
.
-
;
paeAfc.
'Hi
Tvoilld
be
necessary
to
Apothe-
well'j-known
Prince
Rup
equip
the
boat
with
two
derricks
ert
halibut
boat,
the
Morris
It.,
so
as
to
make
convenient
the
un-
has
changed
bands.
Cant:
John
loading
of
freight
at
cannery
Hansen
being
the
vendor
and
docks.
The
suggestion
is
also
Capt.
fJarl
Giske,
the
purchaser.
'
made
that
some
kind
of
accom-
Giske
.
has
fished
out
of
Prince
modation
should
also
be
provided
Rupert'
for
several
years
and
last!
for
the
carrying
of
passengers.
season
was
on
the
American
boat
It
is
estimated
that
it
would
not
Kura?f.
The
Morris
II
.
is
about
coBt
more
than
$80,000
or
$86,000
10
years
old
and
was
formerly
tc
build
new
such
a
boat
as
is
knowrt'
as
the
Fisher.
She
was
required.
There
are
also
the
al-
first
operated
under
American
tentative
of
obtaining
a
suitable
registry
and
was
built
In
Seattle,
vessel
by
purchase
or
charter.
In
She
to
'48
feet
long
and
is
equipped
any
case,
the
time
seem
to
have
with
a
80
h.pf
Corljss
engine,
come
whoa
the
port
should
be
,
.;
provided
with
auch
a
boat,
up
as
The
Prince
Jlupejrt
halibut
3oat
!
full
advantage
can
be
taken
of
the
KaiB,vCspt,.
Tfjam.
.Hansen,
has.
,
Froishte
Salvor,
Capt.
W.
W.
Huah,
la
due
ta'morrow
from
Vancouver
to
Albert
&
McCaffery
with
a
full
cargo
of
coal
and
Experts
of
the
T)iffPrpnP
which
it
was
be-
"ft
Js
me
Keeii
banks-Morse
Co.
have
Iwn
in
the
Thurlow,
boe-i?JbEiken,
off
its
entirei
McCaffery.
a
well-Tcnown
local
'u-h
(,..
lof
this
week
waterfront
business,
have
now
bton
satisfactorily
settled.
Misak
Aivazoff
ban
decided
not
to
pro-reed
with
the
foxming
of
a
new
!
company
aa
he
bad
planned.
lThi'uttl&it
iibat
akla
is
at
the
a
J
..A
'
:
.
..
.
-.
ry
aoeji
awaiting
tne
arrtvat-oi-a-
the
e
TaRla
had
to
be
;
owed
hack
to
lr(nce
Hupert.
Flanking
of
the
new
50-foot
hal-
libut
boat
which
k
being
built
by
Y.
Suebiro.
Prinee
Itunert
Jan-
Cannd'an
Fair-
anese
boat
builder,
for
Capt.
Judl
whieh
were
handled
by
the
Kupert
Fisheries
Experimental
".Mn,.
Station
in
suceeaeion
to
Miss
lea
Wood,
who
is
leaving
next
week
for
Saskatchewan,
where
she
will
i
be
married
.
Miaa
Wood,
who
has
been
at
the
biological
station
nlnce
it
opened,
ia
receiving
beat
wishes
for
the
future
from
her
many
friends.
I
were
put
In
.
I
alar
Next
Friday
K.
Taumura,
Oow
Uny
boat
builder,
wil
launch
the
88-foot
eombination
halibut
and
seineboat
which
he
has
had
under
construction
for
the
past
several
weeks
complete
of
it:'
enil
water
.
sale.
Andrew
Falk
of
The
"beauty
diet"
that
made
her
ugly
SHE
was
one
girl
who
was
going
to
ttay
attractive
so
she
watched
her
"beauty
diet"
But.
all
the
time,
she
was
missing
something
every
diet
should
have.
In
the
dishes
she.
so
carefully
selected
there
was
scarcely
any
roughage.
Constipation
gained
a
foothold
Soon,
her
charm,
her
strength
;
the
very
youth
she.
thought
to
protect
were
paying
the
price!
Thousands
of
women
and
men
are
paying
the.
price
of
soft,
fibreless
meals.
Many
are
dieting
and
yet
they
defeat
their
own
purposes
because
constipation
continues
to
poison
the
system.
No
other
evil
is
more
widespread.
It
may
start
with
aching
heads
and
blemished
cheekj.
It
often
ends
with
serious
trouble
and
disease.
And
more's
the
pity
when
it
can
be
so
easily
prevented
by
means
of
a
simple
cereal.
So
quickly
relieved.
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
is
guaranteed
to
bring
sure
ieJief
.
.
.
safe
prevention
I
-
1
ALL-BRAN
is
100
effective
ALL-BRAN
is
practically
all
roughage,
or
ALL-BRAN
A.
R.
DarlihgtaivJormerly
of
...
nged
77,
passed
away
on
Tuesday
in
the
Ilazelton
Hospiial
where
he.
had
been
a
patient
for
about
a
week.
The
city
far
the
past
wek
er
so
over-
Urday
and
the
launching
wHlBiln
met
tnl8
weK
01
ine
nome
ihauline
d
esel
enirines
on
a
num-
taKe
place
next
friuay.
The
ve?-,ot
iuro.
nwuui
onuri-c.
Iter
of
local
fishing
vessels,
some
se
will
be
completed
about
the
of
which
have
been
making
trial
thne
the
taHbut
fishing
season
ru-runs
on
the
harbor
during
the
opens.
t
few
days.
The
bosts
re-
reiving
attention
have
included
Among
tne
1'rinee
uujen
nau
.
a..
t.si
.
a
Iktii
lutn
a.
.
ri
n
ar
a
I
ioii
nnnapkr
a
aaiilntiAn
fe
jiaitfim
vtmii'
iitmiia
aim
u.nv.
nnuvmuuiu
CoveminL
thfe
fifth
naekw
Taplow
dMM
-vvhAifl
In
nptf
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrnch
left
on
Wednesday
night
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
attend
the
meeting
of
the
British
Columbia
Liberal
SMITIIEUS
the
here
this
cilltate
ea,
'.
1
He.Vy
Arthur
Barner,
superln-'
'tcniient
ol
Indian
Schools
for
Ilarrfr
l$tHt.
moving1
spirit
of
tfuj
ynlted.
Church,
was
a
visitor
the
Stai
'elding,
had
a
rather
here
last
week
And
wo
the
novel
job
on
hand
this
week
when
guest
of
Rev.
T.
l.
Wright
at
he
took
down
anil
overhauled
the
Jjaelton.
-1060-pound
three-foot
bell
of
the1
Catholie
Chu
h.
New
bearings
!
Mo.
and
Mrs.
II.
Hanson
of
Fortwtdale
were
business
visitors
Ih
SmUhcrs
during
the
week.
AIL-BRAN
maw
to
i,
T
1
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
NFW
HAZELTON
led
at
the
Topley-Iiichfild
by
E.
-
J.
Marshall.
Owing
to
prevalence
of
influ-
!.
...
Th
montMv
hrutosa
&nH
irhiat-
busing
that
is
being
offered
the
been
,nde"
goin
repairs
.
at
of
the
CatMW
Women's
P-
dry
dWk'to
dainiVe
done
when
h
"7!,,
-.u
7"iUtt
wa.
hald'
m
Tuesday
wafB
iArfendediu
Kbrth
IgUnd
Mar-
-
it!
ii.li
t
a.
-
l
i
a
a
m
m
ii
ml
i.
nccan.
ZLZ
-.
nr
Prk
wlar.
at
bridge
R.
.
Jlclntyre,
Mrs.
Differences
Settled
bor.wbJle
wr.wojie
teturnlng
warning
from
irora
her
ner
fiaal
uaai
'
;
were
were
Mr,
Mr,
t.
i.
4.
Ii.
pug
U
S.
.
McGill
and
f
.
r
i
j
.
i
i
i
.
i
Jnk
Salt
was
a
business
visitor
uwrHe
"rcoaru
wniK
prii
taken
by
Mrs.
I.
A.
Bah-
Chai4e
M&rris.
Mil
SlcKeniie
anyd
Mrs.
W.
Grant.
newtaftnindheel
following
"WW
ZVeTZZ'
.
reguiar
practk..
but
no
01
he
uau'e
veterans
an
accident
when
the
vesse
made
tA,B,
W
recently.
Thel'''
of
the
Canadian
Legion
ST
??fJJ
ttflshaff
par
Tti
if
...
bs
suggested
a
home
and
home
Vanarsdol,
OI
"
WR
snalthers.
Mrs.
J.
Paulis,
wife
of
the
section
foreman
at
Cedarvale.
(Underwent
an
operation
in
tht
'
i.wui
uuBnuii
recenuy
ana
win
Felix
Bridge
Club
of
l!at.'haTe
to
baw
auih
performed.
II.
and
the
It
u
pert
AlariPe
i'nxi-
cPm
W,
twivuiuk
i.ne
ncajtesi
smiwxaii
oi
nrtH
P.
It.
T.
fiahintf'aioa"'bhVe
been
the
Palr-'wlnter
wivttjpCrTenced
......
3.1
.
.
fof
XicM'XktiL.
VtUt
Mand
andjKveekr
It
w(Jl
grktly
fa
mi..
n.irh
r.M
.,v
Balaacr
fpt.
Johp
Orvik..bom6rihe
hauTTng
iff
poles'
and
tl
e
voasel
will
he
fully
..i,
exceptfor
installation
,
jj,
of
the
fnct
that
mld
e.
beiore
UxaKesvovne
WIM1ther
on
uvii-nl
ncMtlnm
htm
is
being
offered
fori
Dr.
Alexander
OKHMH
11LOCK
DENTIST
caused
It
to
be
closed.
Dave
Ucenan,
yho
has
Important
mining
holdings,
in
the
Top-Ley
section,
was
a
business
visitor
a,
town
during
the
week.
Flu
of
a
mild
type
has,
been
HUite
prevalent
Ip
Smltherfl
of
late
owing
to
the
unseasonably
mild
weather.
PRINCE
GEORGE
J.
W.
Miers
of
tne
nrovintial
department
of
uuMk
works
is
making
a
recttMaiasanat!
survev
Of
the
tbirty-oUe
MtMuinn
A-ak
V'Ldiigworth.
it
fc
expected
that
tjdor.
will
.
i'4'In
the
spring
for
the
buihlini,
ti.l
a.
-.i
,
The
annual
meetkiK
of
the
v,,
jneri
ilospital
Anatiiuru
u,..
held
yesterday
(fUrouun
,h.
theme
of
Mrs,
A.
P.
Andersen.
A
suecaeaful
carnival
was
hel.
kot
the
local
Hkatin
rink
iu
'
t.l.A
rft
nwiH.
mere
were
prises
fi
eoatunMw
and
toe
uaimI
rate,
were
held.
John
A.
Fruer.
M.
P.
hm
Car
looo,
nas
reeesved
word
oi
the
death
of
his
94-year
old
it,-
in
Shakespeare,
Ont
Jaipea
MeLane
of
the
laeat
tourist
tamp
is
facing
a
thfln,
.iff
of
permittinir
the
lU
at
mU'...i
on
his
premkea,
Weather
has
been
sating
fta-)-dcr
here
during
the
past
few
dajfs
mild
spell,
It
i
beglnnjnk
l
f9el
more
like
winter.
T
AH
candidate
for
munlfr4,
office
here
this
year
were
retur-ned
by
acclamation.
Mavor
!.
,terson
was
re-elected
as
well
as
II.
N.
Monk'
has
resigned
as
Aldermen
Alox
Moffatf
bccountnnt
for
the.
TppIeyBIch-tOpJe
and
T.
A.
Griffith
Vm
lujui
Mining
uo.
iovtaKc
a
simiiac
tespn,
j..
ij.
Lambert
and
F.
C
ion
wiin
the
-11
wen
lako
oaunoere
were
returnuH
ilntnii
(Jq,
Ue,
haa
been
succeed-
school
trustees.
bulk.
This
bulk
carriej
mo
ture
throughout
the
digtv
tive
tract
Gently
d'wteni
ing
the
intestines,
sweeping
OUt
poisonous
WMteg,
Part.
bran
products
seldom
con.
tain
enough
bulk
to
be
com.
pletely
effective.
Docton
recommend
ALL-BRN,
tB
1
00
bran.
It
accompli
results
part-bran
product!
cannot
hope
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