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PAGE
SIX
is
7,
Wlien
Mother's
Nerves
J
tauter
the
t.
Via
annrrr
is
pea
aad
art,
aatay
oat
aide
oi
paper
eat.
Wrie
year
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aad
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b
aaaa
fa
fa
aVa
taa
laatoar
aattoar
tn
laaaar.
atauat
abrther
Mr..
Mnk,
or
bfiaa.
Put
aaythiag
eh
yoa
aa
to
wtae
sa
a
trparat
abut.
Do
aot
aead
faacy,
drawn
or
tyararfcam
eo
trial.
2.
Coataauata
aiait
be
IS
Yaaa
or
over.
Eatployaaa
of
niObavobertaoa
Co..
friendi
or
lebittwi
of
eeMloyres
or
aay-
taar
Are
Healthy
TV7IIAT
a
joy
are
children
to
the
healthy
mother!
V
TIiat
an
irritation
they
ore
when
mother
U
weal,
nerv
ous
and
eieitablet
So
nunj
thouand
of
women
harp
found
health
and
happiaewt
liy
using
Dr.
Giase'a
Nerte
FouJ
to
restorer
the
run.
lonn
tienoun
fjetem
that
there
is
no
que
t
ion
a
to
lbfli-
eieney
of
thi
treatment.
Gradually
and
naturally
the
nutritive
qualities
of
the
blood
are
increased
and
the
cihauited
nerve
fed
hack
to
health
and
vigor.
Soon
you
rent
and
aleep
well,
enjoy
your
meal
and
realize
once
more
the
joy
of
healthful
livlnj.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
The
Greatest
of
Nerve
Restoratives
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yea
tare
lai
If
yia
art
hilmli
to
tore
tbr
Vr-tmoos
Maaaat
yea
ban
epened
lac
way
to
heins
dtdanal
a
fbat
prtae
winner
TW
Myeritaa
i
warm
M
a
a
mop
Solve
the
Mysterious
Message
Win
a
Car!
Front
Leduc,
the
famous
dare-devil
Sin.
left
L
Eenrart
Fry-rot
FieaJ.
Para,
Prune,
lot
Turiuto.
Cannon,
artrmpimt
to
break
the
lonf
dataace
Crime
record.
Ledac
tu
eatruned
to
deliver
a
aaaaat
of
araat
importance
to
iht
Canadian
jSahlic
bat.
oeriof
to
rname
trouble
drvelopiaa,
be
w
forced
to
iaad
sear
Halriar
Lrdac
raabad
t
the
Dtareat
Radio
Broadcaatinf
Statloa
aad
In
Hud
tbr
lainoua
anmr
The
awa
it
on
at
coot
aad
hi
tut
hutr
he
toratt
to
Uaanfate
a.
la
tar
ahavt
pactare
yea
an
baa
RULES
OF
THE
CONTEST
t
iu
ua
com-
1.
CoateeUM
ntay
rubtalt
aa
maar
aa
tare
warn
to
tb
raaaM,
but
ojily
one
can
be
idea
a
nrfM.
Dtfamat
mem
lea
of
a
iaiatV
meat
aot
com
pete
aa
oaiy
one
peiaa
wll
ba
avardrd
is
a
famly
or
botnw
buld.
Why
Wt
Art
Grvhig
Away
Thea
Priie
(15,000X0
Priu
Awarda
Tea
ntonjera
tentury
re-Quiraa
nodeni
Briboda
of
adwrtbiof
lad
tbia
la
an
buoeat-ts-ioodneat
abtaw
board
mrtbod
of
advert
iainf
a
awdera
way
to
quickly
atbinliM
tatereat
in
the
lMlka-Koberlaoa
Service
acraal
Caaada.
If
you
tend
your
anwrr
ImmediaUly
and
art
(uccaaaful
In
win.
ain
at
lent
ISO
point
for
your
entry
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v.
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racahn
a
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i'roBiptacM
nrard.
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mi
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raa
via
a
peiae.
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tAr
a
littie
itiece
and
wil
prov
very
anmiai
oeanxi
a
preniaaie
way
of
l
inallni
yoor
liav.
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by
wraiat
tbe
alphabet
dowa
fraan
A
to
Z
aad
number
each
letter
bcaainina
at
7.
first
aa
Wuaaaer
1:
Y-l;
X
J.
W-4;
aad
m
oa
Thra
chanac
the
letlaa
la
the
Mratrtanu
Mtr-ie
wta
noner
by
aadiat
wan
nuneW
rack
Inter
itartttata.
Tbaa
yna
mast
write
ihxr
another
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auaaVerint
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right
way.
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aaanto
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5;
aad
a
oa.
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tbe
iaam
bark
into
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by
Sadie,
tbe
latter
aorrood-iar
ta
tbr
oumbtr.
If
yoo
can
decipher
(be
kmb,
and
war
answer
witb-ut
(May,
yoa
can
via
a
Meat.
r&V
twr
the
aimplr
rate,
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tana
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a
petaa.
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made
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all
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Conteetanta
meat
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to
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oat
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aeareat
thereto,
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tret
print.
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tbr
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aolution
of
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for
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katae.
of
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order
fca-
at
kraal
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and
the
balance
of
40
pornta
for
yeneral
appear
act,
ipeHing,
punctuation
and
haad-vrttina
of
the
entrv.
la
caae
of
th
duplicatt
priart
will
bt
awarded,
apecial
aaarda
will
be
pm
lor
prompt
neu.
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IS
NOT
A
SALES
CONTEST
Note!
SprtUl
Surpritt
Ar4$
jtr
PromptntH.
If
ytm
tn
Sottt
iht
.
PtmltAntwrr
at
One
Without
Any
UtUy.
Cupyriibt,
P
i.C.
1(2
Pbilliprj-Robertson
Co,
Limited,
Dept.
16
Toronto
2,
Ont
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
Waterfront
Whiffs
Canadian
Halibut
Catch
Up
to
1928;
.New
Shrubsall
Fish
Plant
Almost
Completed;
surveyor
Given
Annual
Overhaul
.
...
nanatruetion
ta
the
halibut
pack
ing
houses
whkh
it
adjoins
and
bus
practically
the
same
kind
of
IMInurs,
being
two
storeys
in
height,
Mr.
Shrubsall
en
trage
in
filb
smoking
nt
once,
hut
lias
not
yet
decided
definitely
Tbt
other
.kinds
of
production
he
vi'l
undertake
in
the
spacious
es-
blishment.
Surveyor
Overhauled
After
having
spent
a
week
in
'he
tlrydock
undergoing
spring
ul
cleaning
and
annual
overhaul
he
power
cruiser
Surveyor,
at-'tehed.
ta
the
Prince
Rupert
fish
eries
experimental
station,
retur
ned
to
her
float
Thursday
after
noon.
The
vessel
is
going
out
on
'ho
station
staff.
Freighter
Salvor
arrived
In
port
u
Tuesday
from
the
south
with
a
urto
consisting
of
shingles,
tar-v1a
and
pipe
for
Albert
&
McCaf
fsrv
and
coal
for
the
drvdock
.tant.
The
vessel
wen
out
onl1"1'
Wednesday
afternoon
'
to
the4
OJL
nmiim
Diva,
(vVmi-m
aha
wa
4r,
f
'
Joe
Hanson's
JrQllinjr.boat
Fox
has
been
in
the.
buga-
shop
this
week
having
a
new
false
keel
put
will
be
nut
in
to
suit
the
re
quirements
of
the
person
who
I
may
buy
the
craft.
Bob
H&nna,
well
known
pioneer
Prince
Rupert
fisherman,
left
on
Friday
for
Humpback
Bay,
Por-
eher
Island,
where
he
will
join
the
staff
of
the
newly
buflt
Chat
ham
Straits
Packing
Co.'s
cannery
as
watchman.
He
does'
not
xpect
to
be
back
in
Prince
Rup
ert
before
October
at
the
earliest.
CspU
Johnny
Clausen's
trolling
boat
Aina,
which
will
now
be
commissioned
in
salmon
packing.
has
been
at
the
Suga
boatbuilding
establishment
this
week
hav-itrg
iastalled
a
24
h.p.
Union
engine
whlah
came
but
of
Jack
IJudsay's
pleasure-
cruiser
Irene
L.
f
A.
Bentaon
purchased
through
tike
Ward
Electric
&
Marine
Sup
ply
Ca
8-10
h.p.
Acadia
ga
engine
for
installation
in
'
hi
halibut.
boat
Gunda.
The
.new
motor
re
maces
an
old
two-cyclf
biirVine
which
went
out
of
com-
im)mii
recently.
.i
.
-n
.
Another
improvement
'which
has
been
completed
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
oil
the
waterfront
is
the
replacing
of
the
Lpld
board..
V
fllk
between
the
C.
N.
and
Government
wharves
with
a
wide
dirt
path,
the
work
having
been-
W
completed.
With
little
more
extension.
It
could
easily
be
made
into
,
a
road
between
the
two
wharves
such
as
has
been
clamored
for
for
years.
The
Gra.nby
Co.'s
big
sen'ice
boat
Granby
arrived
in
port
at
noon
on
Thursday
from
Anyox,
two-day
trip
on
station
work,
!
00
Char,M
Cocking
Iter
whkh
she
will
be
painted
'.nd
trlrmned
up
above
decks
by
Wetfdfint
of
the
company,
and
other
officials
who
proceeded
south
the
same
evening
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
George.
This
trim
vtsel
was
built
in
the
local
dry
dock
two
or
three
years
ago
and
looks
just
at
good
as
ever
although
it
wouldn't
hurt
to
'rip
a
bit
of
the
moss
off
her
Boh
Thomas
Fishing
rwiifW
some
salmon
cam
before
;..B?b
Ttoinap.
.fprmrl
of
the
I
w
-
"
r
.-d
now
oniraurto!
n
salmon
tro
-
The
local
waterfront
will
soon
?B&
J
ttJ
8
outf
of
1
another
of
it.
well
known
and
,d"'
Tu
ZlSZ
tooular
aitiiens
in
the
person
of
JUlh
LePlnc.
for
year,
manager
.
-
XLZ
Z
Z
the
retail
yard
of
the
Big
Bay
,
-
"
;
"
.
r
the
,
.n
th.
her
boyn
way
Lumbor
Co.,
who
will
leave
in
about
10
days'
time.
Ralph
wtll,TWr
.
t,
in,,.).,
.craft
which
wa
burned
two
or
WWWITU
tlVUI
IV;C
W
eMVW
HtVIV-
I
.
ft
a
where
he
will
attend
an
Imjrerial
f
?
"W
nM
Shrine
convention,
but
his
plans
BbsUi.ently
purchased
and
for
the
future
are
rather
unsettled,
it
part
from
the
decision
to
spend
the
summer
in
his
native
province
of
Nova
Scotia.
Wherever
he
Ke
he
will
carry
the
beet
withes
of
many
friends
he
has
made
during
his
residence
in
Prince
Rupert
and
he
will
be
re
membered
as
a
good,
useful
and
energetic
citizen,
which
is
about
as
high
a
tribute
as
any
man
can
gt.
The
clinker
built
-'open
boa,
rebuilt
by
the
Uout
House.
It
to
otjulppcd
with
a
16
kP-
Avarice
i
diescl
engine.
The
salmorf
ru.0
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
is
agreed
by
all
txolir?
to
be-
remark-ably
late
tljis
sesison.
Only
small
catches
we
rfi'jairted
up
to
the
latter
part
of
pr(l.
a1
a8
a
re"
'ault
it
is
beljeve4.
tl-t
this
will
be
a
short
soaapn.
The.
catt;!
Jn
British
Columbia
jters
has
been
steadily
V.
for
some
which
Joe
Greer
recently
purr
years
pant.
Troler
advance
the
chaesd
from
Sydney
Hunter
has;
opinion
that
the
't
f.n
""
been
recently
in
the
Suga
yard
due
to
the
remarkably
and
pro-having
sets
installed
and
other-
Wed
cold
weather
and
snow
win,
bevinir
out
In
.harje
for
her
which
was
experienced,
at
regular
nw
nwnpr'a
vnrriflnff
nurirOHM.
interval
in
HrRUh
Columbia
The
vessel
is-now
on
the
Ward
this
year
until
well
on
in
April.
Wv.
wheria
ahe
is
beinir
fitted
with
a
4
h.p.
Regal
engine.
Seattle
halibut
fishing
vessel
owners
recently
ly
fKea
wasning
ton
to
refusefthe
request
of
the
Alaskan
Dort
'oJ
Ketehlkan
which
j
sought
to
have
American
t
,
V
.
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
aubject
to
duty
twerves
the
editor
of
the
Canstr,
PiBherman.
The
Alaskan
ppr(h-.lonjr;
been
a
rival
of
Prinfe
Jip1
antl
bar
repeatedly
trft
to
hstye
th
"in
bond"
landinw
fron.
U.S.
Hnhinir
ve8f
scls
at
Buiiert
iPfl
He
that
it.
ipoHing
tne
requcsi
or
rtcicinrvanj
'
The
week
just
past
saw
the
heaviest
landings
of
CantP-tta
Jrtii.
''
J-J,
.ian
halibut
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
since
the
opening
&R
.
of
the
present
season.
Over
the
six
market
days
la
total
of
Davit,
wtw
dent
f
the
I
51,600
pounds
oi
uanauian
iisn
vas
lanueu,
onngiitg
tuc
cajiajn
iibut
vtm
total
with
tan
annintrc,
tniis
iTaiL-iiintr
uu
iu
uic
tiuujc
...
.
.
:
""'"o-.
r-7.,
1V.
a,Z
Un.X
I"
Utndin
port
meiin.
m
mn
paving
laggea
Penmu
ivriai
)vccra.
Wu.uu
the
Seattle
fishermen."
he
during
the
weeK
aggregaxea
.
,
ay,
"isn't
it
aout
time
for
$23,000
pounds,
bringing
the
total
for
the
season
up
to
5,999,200
pounds
as
arainst
last
years
5,-723,500
pounds
at
a
similar
date.
As
a
result
of
the
week's
bumper
total
landings
of
974.GOO
pounds,
the
grand
total
for
the
season
up
ta
May
10
was
8,175,360
pounds
ounted
to
7,75,100
pounds.
Durintr
the
week
a
number
of
fast
and
heavy
trips
were
made
uwinii
to
f
ne
weather,
several
boat
having
been
out
and
back
again
wRhin
a
week's
time.
Prices
remained
steady
throughout
the
week,
though
not
at
a
very
high
leveL
Canadian
fcjds
ranged
from
a
hjgh
of
13.6c
and
7c
paid
the
W.
T.
for
C00O
pounds
down
o
it
low
of
10.
5e
and
6e
received
by
the
Southend
for
5000
pounds.
The
high
bid
of
the
week
for
American
halibut
was
15.2c
and
8e
paid
the
Wave
for
COO
pounds
and
the
low,
11.
7e
and
7e.
re
ceived
by
the
Northern
for
30,000
pounds.
The
new
fish
smoking
and
curing
house
on
the
government
wharf
at
Prince
Rupert
for
Wil-Kpo.
Shrubsall.
with
whom
Capt
Alfred
Swanson
'n
.dent-fled,
will
be
completed
and
ready
for
o
Dera
tion
well
before
the
end
of
May.
The
building
is
exactly
similar
in
on
ana
other
repairs
oi
a
general
thm
lo
hnm
thJr
anpreeiution
nature
made.
liuildinj:
Trolling
Boat
Construction
of
another
thirty-two
foot
stock
model
trolling
boat
h
now
in
progress
at
the
Suga
shipbuilding
plant
in
Cow
Bay,
ar
well
n
to
a
half
million
rnnce
Kupert.
istyle
or
engine
"
aaumhi
in
ecea
of
1928
landings
has
not
yet
been
settled
upon
but
...
.
.
.
a
a
l
n
t
fa.
aa.
ud
ta
a
similar
date
which
am
by
askiriK
th4r
yrnrrient
to
'
reduce
the
duty
m
Caiwrdiun
j
halibut
goffljf
into
th
United
State
T.To
wx
wa
yf
tliirtkiug,
Mr.
Ititehra
it
ntvekltj
a
fair
pro-1
posal.
fleh
J
III
PROJECT
Plana
of
I
nic
J
D.
McArthuri
fer
Irterfor
Town
.May
1
Re
Revived
j
PR1NCP
CISOItr.B.
May
11.
Charles
II.
BlsMe
of
BdrirOtfi
in
cottnerMon
with
th
possible
evival
of
the
jiroie'-t
of
the
late
'.
D.
Mr
Arthur
for
the
erection
if
a
pulf
an(i
sawmill
on
the
Hudso.it
Bay
aetaitioj)
at
that
city.
T'he
project,
i
is
stated,
is
to
be
aken
up
by
the
Nosdswoat
1h-er
Co.,
to
whom
Mr
Blakie
and
Mr.
Erb
will
report
following
'heir
vinlt
in
Prince
George.
A
jtwtttiH
oi
1
'Ht
000
feet
daily
ca-acity
is
plunned.
but
there
is
ith'ng
definitely
yet
as
to
when
'tuilding
may
commence.
ON
FARM
IXIAN
HOARD
A.
II
Brown,
formerly
.t
young
;uwyer
of
lit-gina.
S:tsk..
who
was
ocen'.ly
uppoifkted
,-iecretary
of
hp
farm
loan
board
of
Canada,
tie
b
a
nephew
of
ChMf
Jostice
liofl
A,
T.
Browu
of
EiXt
lttaivo
ot
r
tic-
lurui
ami
opcrutivt;
ttiie-rioritles
ItnVe
tlefiiiltely
etal)lisiit
tl
Qtainpioii
a
the
Letter
spark
plug.
That
is
why
Champion
outsells
ull
nt
Hers
thrutiftltout
the
Hurld.
Sl'AltK
Pi.i,;s
(1titlaur,
Oututio
k
CANAUIAM-MADC
PUODUCT
1
I
THE
ULSTER
QUEEN
READY
FOR
LAUNCHING
nd
Ge4vre
W.
Krb
of
Winnipeg:
The
motor
iii
rr
II
:,r
Qu-
haw
beait
n
Prfwee
Oewta
lately'
Wolffs
Belfast
shlpyttrd
just
he
i
ft;
In
r
latost
addition
to
the
l
lstt-r
Imp
trial
Line.
ft
Ian-
A
FEW
FACTS
ABOUT
PRINCE
RUPERT
Prince
Rupert
is:
The
terntinuK
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
The
Central
adminitrative
point
for
the
whole
of
rentrsl
and
northern
British
Columbia.
The
nearest
point
inlritish
Columbia
to
the
Orient
The
centre
of
(he
halibut
And
salmon
fishing
burliness.
The
centre
of
an
extenxive
mining
and
lumbering
dUtrlct
Prince
Kupert
has:
One
of
the
finest
harbors
in
the
wtrrld.
The
largest
fresh
halibut
buint
in
the
world
The
largest
fish
cold
storage
plant
in
thy
world.
A
large,
strictly
modern
drydock
and
shipbuilding
plant
A
grain
elevator
leased
to
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
with
Ca
pacity
of
1,250,000
bushels.
A
large,
modern
ocean
dock.
A
aew
modern
lumber
mill,
planing
and
shingle
mill
box
factory
witn
capacity
output
oi
ou.titw
ooara
rr
Fish
reduction
plant
A
new
mill
at
Porpoise
Harbor
and
another
building
alnnf
side
it
seven
mile
from
the
city.
Railway
shops
employing
about
75
men.
Several
ship
shed
for
building
and
repairing
small
craft
Provincial
government
district
office
and
court
house.
Dominion
government
fisheries,
customs,
and
other
office
Marine
department
central
station.
Dominion
government
Wlrelesn
station.
Canadian
National
district
offices.
Dominion
finheries
experimental
station.
II.
(I
Packers
district
offices.
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
district
assay
office.
P.
Burns
Co.,
Ltd.,
modern
abattoir.
Several
dock
and
wharves
ued
by
coasting
venseli
Number
of
fish
house
doing
an
export
business.
About
twenty
salmon
canneries
In
the
neighborhood.
Ciifarfll
fliirtairtr
unnnltr
nvirl
art
tuhl
ruj
Several
wholesale
houses
-Was
a
large
business
in
the
district.
Fine
modern
retail
stores.
Good
steamship
services
to
Alaska
and
south
to
Vnnrouvn
and
Victoria
und
west
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Wands
Three
large
oil
and
gasoline
distribution
stations
,
,
r
a
L
i
-
f
-
tiooa
noteis
unu
rrtouranis.
Prince
Rupert
has:
Modern
high
school
with
flit
year
university
classes
Four
public
schools
with
over
thirty
teachers-
Seven
cliurchen
representini?
the
most
Important
dsmnnWi
tions.
i
,
Paved
streets
and
concrete
sidewalks
In
the
business
ffftioi1
Well
kept
gardens
and
prctty-resldencem.
Number
of
clubs
and
fraternal
organisations.
Prince
Rupert
has:
l
7T
'
No
severe
cold
In
winter.
f
No
extreme
heat
In
summer,
No
mosqutos
or
other
insect
pests.
Great
opportunities
for
boating,
fishing
and
hunting
Fewer
climatic
or
other
disadvantages
than
must
pi"'"1
Canada.
A
harbor
that
never
freezes.
See
Page
7.
There
are
a
lot
of
small
advertise'
there
that
make
good
reading.
icnt