PAGE
BIZ
THE
DAILY
NEWS
The
upsets
of
All
children
are
subject
to
little
Upsets.
They
come
at
unexpected
times.
They
seem
twice
as
serious
in
the
dead
of
night
But
there's
one
form
of
comfort
on
which
a
mother
can
always
rely;
good
old
Castoria.
This
pure
vegetable
preparation
can't
harm
the
tiniest
infant
Yet
mild
as
it
is,
it
soothes
a
restless,
fretful
baby
like
nothing
else.
Its
quick
relief
soon
sees
the
youngster
comfortable
once
more,
back
to
sleep.
Even
so
attack
of
Mint
RofNA-co
I
colic,
or
diarrhea,
yields
to
the
soothing
influence
of
Castoria.
Keep
Castoria
in
mind,
and
keep
a
bottle
in
the
house
always.
Give
a
few
drops
to
any
child
whose
tongue
is
coated,
or
whose
breath
is
bad.
Continue
with
Castoria
until
the
child
is
grown
I
Every
drugstore
has
Castoria
;
the
genuine
has
Cha.
H.
Fletcher's
signature
on
the
wrapper.
oAre
YOUR
Holidays
Carefree
or
Otherwise?
Outlays
on
holidays
should
be
money
well
spent
Often
what
otherwise
would
be
a
real,
beneficial
vacation
is
spoiled
by
thoughts
of
the
costperhaps
by
the
thought
of
sacrifices
to
be
made
afterward.
Get
the
greatest
pleasure
and
benefit
by
saving
well
in
advance.
Enjoy
the
thrill
of
anticipation
as
well
as
the
carefree
holiday
itself.
Regular
deposits,
begun
well
ahead
of
time,
and
put
in
a
separate
account
if
desired,
will
ensure
the
kind
of
holiday
you
want
to
have.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
Total
AmcU
In
Excess
of
1800,000,000
Prince
Ruprrt
Branch:
A.
H.
CAR30N.
Manager.
COAL!
PEMBINA
EGG-Delivered,
Per
Ton
$12.0
MINEIIEAD
EGG-Delivered,
Per
Ton
.
Xw.l2j0
MINEIIEAD
LUMP
Delivered,
Per
ToirHn$&
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and
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MOVING
A
Specialty
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580
PnONE
580
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Ad.
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UPC0WBAY
I
Gang;
of
Men
Hare
Been
at,
Work
Field
'Tomatoes--
s
More
More
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Place
Respectable
City
Engineer
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his
had
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mono
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Ltd.
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u
a
umiTHU
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tlOMt
dealer
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faster,
easier,
and
wear
longer.'
Save-tlme
end
money.
Pure
Italian
Olive
Oil
per
gallon
5-lb.
bask(6Ljjmt.
Lettuce
Large
heads
-per
head
New
Potatoe"
'
:
'
21
lbs.
.
QLIL.
New
Onions
"
6
lbs
PRESERVING
ITEMS
SUOAR
100-lb..
sack
SUOAR
50-lb.
sack
SUGAR
10
lbs
CERTO
3
bottles
MEMUA
Similar
to
Certo
2
pkgs
JEWEL
JARS
Quarts
per
dpz
JEWEL
JARS
Pints
per
dbz
.....
ECONOMY
JARS
Qts.
per
doz
ECONOMY
JARS
Pts.
per,
doz..,
,
0
gang
of
men
working
at
the
clean-
ial
there
will
be
a
properly
con
structed
transforming
plant
In
re
spectablc
surroundings.
T
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JOHN,
N-V
VANCOVVin
WVIK
Why
Pay
More?
We
want
your
support
to
help
mis
bring
down-the
cost"Tflrvmif
Biff
ValuesLower
Trice'
BREAD
per
loaf
.",
vf
'OHOMlO
8c
$2.50
Pure
Italian
Olive
Oil
CI
QC
per
V,
gallon
fA.UO
Pure
Italian
Olive
Oil
per
V
gallon
Dutch
Maid
Mayonnaise
per
quart
85c
90c
The
best
by
far
for
large
families
Best
Foods
Bread
it
Butter
OCn
Pickles
per
bottle
....
Best
Foods
Mayonnaise
&
QOn
r
Relish
8pread-per
bottle"-'
65c
7C
50c
$5.65!
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Halibut
Landings
Lower
For
Week
Little
Happen-ings
of
Prince
Rupert's
Mosquito
Craft
andil'eopicwuong
waicrironi
Halibut
landings
for-the
week
were
below
the
previous
Uninrr
79,1
flfifi
"nniiiifle
rnmnnrpf
with
nlKi.UUU
aWJirS
Pounds.
American
during
the
week
amounted
toW,
being
rapidly
removed.
The
large
200
pounds,
a
decrease
from
the
previous
week
of
7y,500
shed
on
the
west
side
of
the
bridge
pounds.
Canadian
boats
showed
an
increase
of
9,400
has
been
burned
down
and
most
of
pounrJs
above
the
previous
Week.
.
the
piling
destroyed
staging
and
Th
b
t
obtained
by
American
boats
was
12.2c
ZSLAtZiBnA
5c
whie'h
the
Glacier
obtained
on
Tuesday
for
8,000
being
removed.
:
pounds,
ine
best
uanauian
price
was
iu.ic
mm
wmtu
The
Power
Company
has
a
gang
several
boats
obtained.
clearing
and
levelling
the
back
part
American
sales
through
this
port
the
various
ports
called
at.
by
where
they
will
have
transformers
;
for
the
year
are
now
over
the
ten
means
of
the
loud
sneakers
that
arc
placed,
so
that
within
the
next
few
;
million
pounds
mark
being
10,322,-
in
position
in
different
strategic
weeks
Instead
of
the
terrible
col-
1
100
pounds.
Canadian
sales
will
rooms
on
the
boat,
lection
of
rubbish
and
waste
mater-:
likely
pass
the
five
million
mark
;
while
at
Wrangell
they
cxper-
j
this
week.
The
Canadian
total
Is
lenced
what
the
crew
called
a
har-1
4,738.200
pounds.
bor
storm
and
according
to
ac-
counts
It
was
bad
enough,
a
high
1
The
waterfront
habitues
had
a
'
wind
blowing
and
heavy
seas
run-
(couple
of
little
incident
to
amuse
Intng.
The
weather
on
the
trip
was
Raymond
A.
Fisher,
son
of
Mr.
th
h
th
Prlnce
Charles
wasi-iot
mnd
On
the
return
vnvaae
thr
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Fisher,
formerly
of
docklng
on
Thursday
afternoon.
It
j
announcement
was
made
through
this
city,
is
now
Identified
with
the
irouid
he
,ecn
from
tne
distance
I
the
above
mentioned
loud
sneakerr
taff
of
the
University
of
Saskat-;
that
the
boat
nad
a
blg
carg0
for
'that
there
was
a
Canadian
Customs
chewan
in
Saskatoon.
she
was
lower
down
forward
than
officer
on
board
who
would
make
aft.
One
facetiously
suggested
that
by
the
time
the
deck
load
of
salmon
was
all
on
board
her
propeller,
would
be
In
the
air.
First
of
all
one
of
the
mooring
lines
fouled
one
of
the
pier
booms
and
as
the
line
was
drawn
tight
the
booms
were
rapidly
elevated
till
it
was
taken
off
and
was
lowered
again
and
released.
Then
the
stewards
were
anxious
to
gain
time
by
unloading
the
soiled
laundry.
One
made
a
bad
shot
and
the
bundle
missed
the
wharf
and
landed
on
one
of
the
booms
at
the
bottom.
Here
later
a
steward
could
be
seen
retrieving
the
linen.
The
Frank
Waterhouse
line
Is
finding
the
big
salmon
run
a
profitable
asset
to
their
shipping.
They
!have
four
or
five
boats
chartered
to
handle
the
salmon
from
the
canneries.
These
'include
the
Prln.cs
Albert,
the
Granger
and
the
Border
Queen.
Of.
these
the
Prince
Al
bert
has
a
rather
interesting
history.
Formerly
owned
by
the
C.
N.
S.
S,
she
was
Sold,
and
according
to
rumor
was
erfgageo;
In
rum-running.
Seized
by
the
United
States
she
was
confiscated
and
sold.
Rumor
says
she
was
bought
back
by
the
same
rum-running
interests
again.
Now,
hqwever,
she
Is
engaged
In
legitimate
','flshy"
business
adj
is
qne
of
the
boats
serving
the
can-,
neries
on
the
Skeena
by
supplying
cans
and
taking
out
the
canned
fish.
Captain
Tait
who
was
injured
on
the
Border
Queen
some
time
ago,
sustaining
a
fractured
skull,
Is
making
a
splendid
recovery
and
the
doctor
is
having
difficulty
In
making
him
realize
that
he
has
had
a
bed
accident
and
needs
rest.
Several
boats
reaulring
repairs
!
1
1
T
t.T
Ciwil
Hnva
The
Ethelda,
formerly
the
necessary
inspections
and
save
rouble
at
Prince
Runert.
This
war
weived
with
mixed
feelings
What
have
We
got
to
go
through
h's
all
again
and
turn
out
every-hlm?"
was
the
remark
of
one
lady
who
had
probably
had
her
baggage
r,arr.fned
at
Vancouver,
at
Ketchikan,
and
now
again
returnfof
therefrom.
A
trip
nast
the
mouth
of
the
Skeena
at
night
now
Is
an
lnterestlnp
experience.
It
provides
a
visitor
with
a
weird
thrill.
To
all
Intent;
and
purposes
there
is
a
city
with
a
million
lights
stretched
out
over
a
very
large
area.
The
lights
are
of
course
those
of
the
fishing
boat"
and
their
floats.
It
has
to
be
seen
to
iber
fully
realized,
but
when
cm
consider
that
there
are
1100
boaU
In
that;
river
and
then
one
tries
tc
visualise
the
ef
ect
of
them
all
with
S2
85
i
Iocal
dry
dock
tne
lug
Pacinc
Foam
present.
The
Chuchona
II
which
v
1
was
undergoing
repairs
at
the
Mc-
struck
a
rock
Is
having
a
new
fore-
58c
95c
28c
$1.35
$1.20
$1.65
$1.35
ECONOMY
JAR
CAPS
Q-
Aft
!
3
doz
kw...,.,.
5MUU
ftUBBERVRlNG84-V
5
doz:
:
40c
GET
YOUR
SUPPLY
NOW
I
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents'
Phone
360
319
Third
Ave.
slips
busy.
belonging
to
Wallace,
but
now
owned
by
Wright
and
Hlnton
the
surveyors,
has
had
the
hull
practically
rebuilt.
Repairs
to
the
Cape
Race
which
was
In
collision
with
a
scow
recent
ly
are
about
completed.
The
Inside
2SCi
engine
bed
was
shifted
by
the
Im
pact
and
a
new
qne
has
Deen
put
In.
While
the
repairs
to
the
Union
Oil
Barge
were
being
completed
at
the
their
dual
lights
he
may
get
a
faint
idea
of
the
beauty
of
the
scene.
A
trip
through
these
nets
L
equally
thrilling
though
not
very
restful.
They
prorled
a
problem
for
the
blf
boats.
A
channel
Is
supposed
to
be
left
open
for
navigation
but
this
I',
difficult
when
the
tide
it
running
strongly
and
carryinr
boatK
and
gear
swiftly
with
it.
It
re
minded
the
writer
of
his
first
ex
povienee
in
the
Ypres
Salient
In
1919
when
in
the
frortt
line
we
could
not
see
any
ga:
in
the
ring
of
flares
that
lit
up
the
country
al
night
How
did
we
get
in?
How
can
we
get
out?
There
seems
no
end
tc
the
lights
on
the
Skeena
and
It
L-
easily
understood
why
shipping
at
night
in
Its
estuary
Is
a
thing
to
be
avoided.
Accommodation
for
their
flshim
gear
Is
an
important
consideration
with
the
fishermen
during
the
win
ter
and
the
Home
Oil
Distributors
have
recognised
this
in
a
practical
way.
They
have
just
finished
their
shed
50
feet
by
36
which
la
for
tlu
exclusive
use
of
the
fishermen
dur
Ing
the
close
season.
Already
there
is
a
Quantity
of
geai
under
cover
there.
llnlnz
had
to
be
replaced
and
the
Andrew
Jansen
skipper
of
the
Al
hull
on
the
port
side
rebuilt.
The
i
ken
who
came
In
Wednesday
with
his
boat
is
a
patient
In
the
local
hospital.
His
many
friends
will
be
glad
to
see
him
around
again.
Several
repair
Jobs
are
occupying
the
pontoons
at
the
dry
dock
at
Lean
yards.
The
hull
had
been
bad-
foot
built
and
part
of
the
hull
Is
ly
splintered
and
the
tall
snait
,
being
replaced,
bushings
damaged.
j
1
Annt.hnr
rnnnlr
Inh
In
holnir
nf.ir-
W.J.
Klrkpatrlck,
of
the
Customs
on
the
packer
pragta.
MwnbUB
and
Excise
staff
has
been
regaling
his
confreres
with
his
experiences
aboard
the
Prince
Henry
when
he
made
the
trip
north
on
board
the
flagship
of
the
northern
waters.
Kirk
cannot
speak
too
highly
of
the
service
on
the
boat,
the
exquisite
fittings
and
luxurious
accommodations.
He
is
particularly
enthusiastic
In
regard
to
the
arrangements
for
informing
the
passengers
of
times
of
arrival
and
departure
from
UJAL
Buy
the
real
Coal
our
famous
Edson
and
Cassldy-Wellington
In
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkley
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
58
AND
S58
r7
I
which
was
salvaged
by
the
Helac
II
In
Gunboat
Passage.
The
CN
which
recovered
from
Kitkatla
where
she
sank
last
May
Is
also
on
the
pon
toons.
There
is
considerable
dls
cussion
regarding
this
sinking.
On
the
port
side
forward
below
the
watcrlfne
Is
a
hole
apparently
re
sponsible
for
the
sinking
of
the
boat.
Much
of
the
equipment
and
gear
had
been
saved
before
the
sinking
as
dishes
and
ba
tteries
were
not
found
on
board
after
the
soH
'
vaglng.
A
major
piece
of
work
at
tho
dry
dock
is
the
construction
of
the
car
barge
for
the
C.
N.
R.
similar
'to
the
one
constructed
here
last
year.
Con-structlon
of
this
may
be
said
to
be
well
under
way.
The
keel
has
been
laid
and
the
staging
erected.
Another
repair
job
at
the
dry
dock
is
one
of
the
Dushby
scows
which
Is
badly
holed
under
the
waterllne.
IS
APPOINTED
TO
NORMAL
Former
Superintendent
of
Schools
Here
Takes
Up
New
Duties
In
Victoria
Harold
L.
Campbell,
formerly
su
perintendent
of
schools
In
Prince
tupert
and
for
the
past
year
school
inspector
with
headquarters
In
Kamloops,
has
now
been
appointed
o
the
staff
of
the
Provincial
Nor-
nal
School
in
Victoria
and
will
as
sume
his
duties
there
at
the
com
mencement
of.
the
coming
term
-this
;all.
CJf,
ss,
Prince
William,
Captali
William
Thomas,
will
make
anoth
er
of
her
popular
trips
up
th'
?kcena
River
tomorrow,,
leaving"
at
a.m.,
returning
at
8
p.m,
and
calling
at
various
canneries.
H-ni.
mxiBiniiiii
Saturday.
August
18
FrL&jSalTwo
Show,.
74,
'
In
DEMAND
MARY
PICKFOUD
and
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
me
ail
talking
all
to-
comedy
"The
Taming
of
The
Shrew"
Shakespeare's
Master!
o
Two
Great
Short
Comedies-
Laurel
ana
Hardy
in
TIIKYm
huuji
ana
the
spy
Also
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SCENIC
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ldmissioa
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al
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