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famous
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in
any
quantities.
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Grain
and
Robin
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world's
best
washer
value.
Simplest
construction.
No
olilngi
Fully
guaranteed.
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us
send
one
up
for
Monday's
washing.
No
obligation.
Prove
to
yourself
that
at
last
you
can
purchase
a
washer
at
reasonable
price,
to
fill
all
requirements.
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waiting
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house
or
bedroom
set,
or
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you
have
to
sell.
Somebody
is
waiting
to
sell
that
car,
or
typewriter,
or
whatever
else
it
is
you
are
in
the
market
for.
Oet
the
habit
of
shopping
through
the
Want
Ads.
You'll
find
undi
earned
of
bargainsundreamed
of
opportunities.
Do
your
shopping
through
these
columns
and
see
how
profitable
and
pleasant
It
is.
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and
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July
26.
PAGE
SCC
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Rainbow
Washer
HOME
OIL
IS
ACTIVE
To
Take
Over
Operation
of
Wells
From
Imperial
VANCOUVER,
July
26:
W.
J.
Blake
Wilson
was
yesterday
elected
chairman
of
the
operating
commission
of
the
Home
Oil
Company
Limited.
The
directors
decided
to
purchase
from
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
Ltd.,
which
has
charge
of
their
operation
-and
production,
equipment,
plant
and
drilling
machinery
at
present
in
use
on
the
property
amoulnlng
to
approximately
$300,000.
"Production
of
Home
Oil
wells
has
been
interrupted
somewhat
of
late
through
freezing,"
a
statement
issued
says,
"but
there
is
no
reason
to
believe
that
this
Interruption
Is
anything
but
of
temporary
nature
and
all
wells
should
be
back
to
normal
production
within
a
short
time."
L.
B.
Ooodspeed,
director
of
the.
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
from
Boston
who
had
his
leg
broken
in
an
airplane
crash
at
Bultdale
last
week
will
sail
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
where;
he
will
undergo
further
treatment;
for
the
injury.
W.
J.
Rich,
another
Boston
director,
and
Al
Hager.
general
manager
of
the
company,!
will
also
sail
on
the
Princess
Char-
j
lotte
for
Vancouver.
!
DDD
a
sluggish
pimply
skin
needs
its
tonic
action
An
nrtlrn
fluid
that
cleanses
the
tis
sues
of
unsightly
Impurities.
Skin
sufferers
give
this
treatment
a
test.
Soothing,
cooling,
healing
a
remarkable
agent,
W
J.
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RUPERT
PHARMACY
ORMES
LTD.
28c
per
lb.
BISCUIT
Specials
tVhy
make
cakes
over
hot
fires
when
you
can
buy
Fresh
Mixed
Cookies
for
less
money.
Fresh
stock
in.
See
our
window.
Fresh
Mixed
Biscuits
all
varieties,
Regular
price
from
35c
to
50c
per
lb.
Sale
price
Soda
Biscuits
2's
per
pkg
..
Soda
Biscuits
5
pkg8.
for
Robertson
Bread
3
loaves
for
per
crate
Plums
2
lbs.
for
New
Potatoes
8
lbs.
for
New
Potatoes
per
sack
Fresh
Peas
4
lbs.
for
Fruit
Blng
Cherries
for
canning
per
lb
Blng
Cherries
for
canning
5
lbs.
for
Vegetables
28c
20c
95c
25c
Austrajlan
Oranges
Sweet,
np
Apricots
for
preserving
$1.50
25c!
20c
95c
Green
or
Yellow
Roans
A
fin
i
3
lbs.
for
1U1
Fmh
Carrots,
lbs.
for
Beets,
Turnips,
Parsnips,
Parsley
6
bunches
for
Cucumber
Good
size
!
each
Cantcloupes-dood
size
I
each
Bananas
3
lbs.
for
:
x...;.i.u
Dried
Prunes
i
3
lbs.
for
25c
$2.85
25c
25c
Carrots,
25c
15c
15c
40c
25c
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
rhone
3C0
319
Third
Ave.
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Salmon
Run
Continues
Good
An
Election
Approaches
Halibut
Landings
'.
J'
.
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'
'
'
While,
generally
speaking,
the-
sockeye
run,
one
of
the
best
on
the
coast
in
years,
is
holding
up
well,
pinks
are
now
beginning
to
make
an
appearance
in
the
waters
of
the
coast
north
and
south
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
canneries
Of
the
mainland
are
beginning
to
run
quite
a
number
of
these
varieties
through
their
machinery.
Only
on
the
Skee-
na
RiveK.was
a
falling
off
in
the
sockeye
run
to
be
noted
during
,
Che
past
week
and
this
was
due
to
a
large
extent
to
unfavorable
weather,
it
is
believed.
The
average
on
some
of
the
days
during
the
week
;
had
fallen
to
30
fish
per
boat
per
steadily
around
average.
The
top
day
whlch.ln
itself
might
have
been
considered
fair
enough
In
other
seasons
when
the
run
has
not
been
so
good
as
this
year.
The
Naas
River
is
still
doing
better
than
the
previous
year
with
an
average
of
20
to
26
fish.
The
average
at
Rivers
Inlet
was
16
fish
and
on
Smith's
Inlet,
30.
Pinks
are
beginning
to
run
in
considerable
numbers
In
the
seining
areas
of
the
central
division.
Early
in
August,
It
Is
expected
that
the
pinks
will
begin
to
run
in
large
enough
quantities
to
permit
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
commencing
their
season's
operations.
A
few
pinks
were
beginning
to
show
up
around
Massett
Inlet
but
not
in
commercial
quantities
as
yet.
This
Is
expected
to
be
a
big
season
for
pinks
and
churns
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
as
well
as
elsewhere
in
the
district.
After
weeks
of
campaigning
and
discussion,
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert's
waterfront
will
go
to
the
polls
Monday
resolved
to
do
the
right
thing
by
their
town
and
their
country
as
viewed
in
their
respective
lights.
It
is
not
the
purpose
of
this
column
to
predict
who
the
people
of
the
waterfront
may
support,
although
we
may
have
our
ideas
on
the
matter
after
having
sifted
down
the
talk
with
which
our
ears
have
been
assailed
these
last
few
weeks.
If
we
were
to
offer
a
political
wish
in
these
ultra-
neutral
columns,
it
would
be
that
both
good
men
should
be
elected
because
we
Go
really
feel
that
we
can
ill
afford
to
.lose
the
services
of
either.
As
usual,
(he
name
and
the
weal
of
the
fishermen
has
been
bandied
about
In
this
campaign,
whether
they
willed
It
or
not.
And
Just
as
capable
of
discerning
the
chaff
from
the
good
old
food
and
to
act
accordingly.
.This
is
something
that
we
cannot
help
but
feel,
without
mentioning
any
names,
that
some
of
these
politicians
seem
to
forget.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
we
think
that
the
fisherman
is
Just
about
as
hard
boiled
a
political
puzzle
as
may
be
found
to
crack
and
with
him,
though
some
may
not
believe
j
it,
words
count
a
good
deal
less
than
actions.
The
boys
the
most
of
them
have
sized
things
pretty
well
up
by
this
late
date
and,
as
we
have
said
before,
are
ready
to
go
forward
on
Monday
and,
be
it
rain
or
be
it
sunshine,
cast
a
real
honest
vote
for
the
good
of
Canada
and
their
home
port.
After
all.
those
are
the
kind
of
votes
that
elections
ought
to
3.960.200
pounds
Canadian
fish
and
j
8,808.700
pounds
American,
m
HEMOtumoiosoapiits
H
Ml
posmvfiYMtitvP'
IDBYDILCHASttOINT
riENT
WHICH
fOlHAlF
A
CENTURY
HAS
UN
RECOGNIZED
ASTHE
STAN
CARD
TREATMENT
fOUTHISANNOYINO
AILMENT
im.CISASE'S
OINTMENT
SUITS!
SUITS!,
MADE
TO
dRDEli'
Cutting,
Workmanship
and
Style
All
Guaranteed
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
AND
PRESSED
Wc
Deliver
to
any
Tart
of
the
City
Ling,
the
Tailor
rhone
619
bid
for
Canadian
halibut
was
126c
and
7c
which
the
Vera
Beatrice
received
fof
8,500
pounds
and
the
low,
10c
and
6c
which
the
Johanna
and
Covenant
received
for
catches
of
"4,000
pounds
and
13,000
pounds
respectively.
The
high
bid
of
the
week
for
American
fish
was
13c
and
6c
which
the
Wabash
and
Tuscan
were
paid
for
catches
of
13,000
and
;8,500
pounds
respectively.
The
low
American
bid
was
10c
and
6c
which
the
Coolldge
received
for
10,000
rounds.
The
large
and
powerful
diesel
-acht
Taconlte.
which
was
recently
idded
to
Vancouver's
yacht
fleet,
'(lng
owned
by
W.
E.
Boeing,
well
Tiown
Seattle
aircraft
manufac-urer.
Is
now
on
a
cruise
up
the
-.oast
in
the
course
of
which
she
is
'xiiected
to
call
in
Prince
Rupert
Luxuriously
equipped
in
every
de-all,
this
sea
going
yacht
of
Cana-1lan
registry
measures
125
feet
in
lenpth
by
24
feet
beam
and
is
a
distinctive
looking
craft
with
a
type
of
bow
that
has
been
developed
In
some
battleships
and
is
now
used
a
good
deal
in
the
design
of
sea
going
yachts
both
in
England
and
America.
It
is
something
like
a
clipper
bow
without
a
bowsprit
and
has
the
advantage
of
keeping
the
decks
free
of
water
while
driving
in
heavy
seas.
The
vessel
has
a
cruiser
stern
Her
construction
is
of
staunch
sawn
cypress
while
girders
and
engine
foundation
are
of
steel
with
an
Australian
gumwood
keel
and
planking
and
superstructure
of
teak.
The
yacht
is
designed
to
accomodate
10
persons
in
the
owner
party
and
requires
a
crew
of
10
to
operate.
She
has
a
cruising
radius
of
3,500
miles
without
refuelling
for
all
that,
the
fisherman
will
be
j
her
cruising
speed
being
12
knots
The
Taconlte
is
equipped
with
tw
8-cylinder
Winton
diesel
engine
which
develop
250
horse
power
each
at
350
r.p.m.
though
they
are
designed
to
turn
as
high
as
700
r.p.m
If
fitted
with
propellers
suitable
foi
that
speed.
In
addition
to
her
main
engine,
she
has
a
6-cylinder
diesel
engine
driving
a
generator
to
provide
power
for
all
auxiliary
ma
chlnery.
Other
features
of
he
equipment
are
a
gyroscopic
com
pass
with
electrical
steering
mcch
anlsm,
Marconi
radio
broadcast
equipment,
a
30
million
candle
pow
er
searchlight
and
electric
cooking
heating
and
refrigeration
machinery.
The
saloons
In
the
deckhouse
are
roomy
and
well
lighted
and
thr
furnishings
specially
made
of
teak
Some
of
these
rooms
are
finished
in
natural
teak
while
the
cabins
arc
i
painted
in
different
tints
though
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
I
the
interior
woodwork
is
teak
Prince
Rupert
for
the
week
of
July
throughout.
19-25
inclusive
totalled
591,000
pounds
or
which
190,500
pounds
was
from
Canadian
boats
and
400,500
pounds
American.
The
grand
total
for
the
season
up
to
the
latter
dale
Yachts
Due
The
large
Seattle
charter
yachU
Caroline,
Capt.
S.
M.
Hlgglns,
and
Westward,
Capt.
Roe
Dykeman
was
12.768,900
pounds
made
up
of
1
were
due
In
port
yesterday
but,
ur
to
last
night,
had
not
put
In
an
ap
pearance.
Both
boats
are
coming
Prices
during
the
week
stood
north
from
Seattle
with
parties
of
the
American
Nature
Association
who
will
leave
the
vessels
here
and
entrain
for
Jasper
Park.
Two
more
parties
are
coming
here
from
the
east
to
join
the
two
boats
and
cruise
south
to
Seattle
aboard
them.
Both
the
Caroline
and
Westward
have
already
been
here
once
this
season.
SEND
BODY
SOUTH
The
remains
of
the
late
Law
rencc
Mulllns,
who
died
In
hospital
here
as
a
result
of
injuries
sus
tained
in
a
fall
on
the
Premier
tramline,
will
be
forwarded
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to
Kent
Washington,
where
Interment
will
be
made;
The
body
will
be
accom
panied
south.,
by
a
brother,
John
Muffins.
Don
Yelf
was
In
port
this
morning
with
his
fish
packer
Cape
Ball
after
having
delivered
a
load
of
50,000
pounds
of
salmon
to
Bute-dale
cannery.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Charlotte,1
Capt.
C.
C.
Salnty,
Is
due
In
port
at
3.45
this
afternoon
from
Skagway
and
will
sail
at
5
p.m.
for
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
When
BaTbies
CRY
Babies
will
cry,
often
for
no
apparent
reason.
You
may
not
know
what's
wrong,
but
you
can
always
give
Castoria.
This
soon
has
your
little
one
comforted;
if
not,
you
should
call
a
doctor.
Don't
experiment
with
medicines
intended
for
the
stronger
systems
of
adults
I
Most
of
those
little
upsets
are
soon
soothed'
away
by
a
little
of
this
pleasant-tasting,
pentle-acting"
children's
remedy
that
children
like.
It
may
be
the
stomach,
or
may
be
the
little
bowels.
Or
in
the
case
of
older
children,
a
sluggish,
constipated
condition.
Castoria
is
still
The
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
has
leclded
to
go
after
the
provincial
lepartment
of
public
works
In
re-;ard
to
the
Improvement
and
extension
of
existing
roads
in
the
lear
and
Salmon
River
valleys.
It
s
pointed
out
that
the
road
from
llccpy
Hollow
to
the
Big
Missouri
nine
is
in
no
condition
to
handle
he
heavy
traffic
that
will
soon
go
iver
It
when
the
Missouri
owners
egln
to
instal
their
mill.
A
special
oad
committee
consisting
of
D.
J.
McLean,
W.
J.
Crawford
and
E.
T.
pplethwalte
has
been
named
by
he
Stewart
board.
Immediate
resumption
of
work
on
he
Duthle
mine
on
Hudson
Bay
fountain
near
Smlthers
Is
reeom-tended
by
Dr.
J.
Macintosh
Bell,
a
lirector
and
chief
geologist
of
the
tompany,
who
recently
made
a
areful
examination
of
the
property
or
the
Atlas
Exploration
Co.
Dr.
Jell's
report
reveals
very
satisfactory
pondltlons
on
the
Canary
sec-ion
.of
the
Duthle
property
where
t
concentrated
his
examination
ind
where
high
values
in
gold
and
liver
and
base
metals
have
been
ncountered
over
good
widths.
Two
jrospecting
shafts
have
beer,
sunk
150
feet
apart
on
the
Canary
dlvl
ion
of
the
property.
The
150-foot
ectlon
between
the
shafts
reveals
n
Important
strength
of
mlnerall-
:atlon
with
average
values
as
fol
ows:
gold,
0.31
ounces;
sliver,
15
unces;
lead
10
over
a
width
of
30
WHEN
A
CHILD
IS
FEVERISH,
CROSS.UPSET
Colle,
rm,
lour
Mch.
Injr,
frequent
vomttlna
lererishneas.
in
l.al.Ui
and
children,
Renertlly
how
food
U
nouring
in
the
little
dlgeitire
tract.
When
thea
lymp.
tom
ippear,
rIv
mhr
a
teanoonful
of
Phif.
Una
Milt
M.
..I.
Add
it
to
the
firnt
bottle
of
fon,l
In
(,.
n-T
!IU
Allium
t,i..w.
KM
WilUaaMHMa
Mlwrat
Hot
Wamotc
M
ml
loiosui
n
ism
the
thing
to
give.
It
is
alnst
certain
to
clear
up
any
rn
-nr
ailment,
and
could
by
no
p
.,.
bility
do
the
youngest
child
the
slightest
harm.
So
it's
th
f-t
thing
to
think
of
when
a
chi!
his
a
coated
tongue
won't
p!av
a-,'t
sleep,
is
fretful
or
out
of
",i
Get
the
genuine;
it
alwavi
ha
Chas.
H.
Fletcher's
signature
on
the
package.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Work
to
Be
Resmued
on
Woodbine
Soon
Stewart
Seeks
More
Roads
For
Mining
Districts
Dijthic
Reopening
Recommended
Hugh
McGuire,
managing
director
Qf
the
Wor
n
Gold
Mines
Ltd.,
is
now
in
Vancouver
after
a
businr
-
ro
Eastern
Canada
and
the
United
States
and
anno
jnc
that
operations
on
the
mine
in
the
Portland
Canai
di
r.
will
be
resumed
at
once.
Mr.
McGuire
is
due
in
St..
soon
to
reopen
the
property
and
steady
developm.
r
'
season
is
planned.
The
result
of
diamond
drilling
property
has
convinced
the
owners
of
the
Woodhi
v
'
the
gold
values
and
extent
of
ore
bodies
will
conipa
v
voraoiy
with
the
Premier
mine
at
.
i
similar
stage
of
development.
Mr.
McOulre
made
his
trip
east
in
connection
with
plans
to
place
the
property
Into
production
as
soon
as
)Osslble.
Inches.
No
assAyi,
have
b
for
zinc
but
the
content
.
i
ment
Is
known
to
be
in
i.
sliver
at
34c
an
ounce,
l
pound
and
zinc
at
3c
a
150
feet
visible
of
the
Ca:
crop
represents
a
va!m-over
91
lnchas
and
No
a
value
of
$19.26
over
38
m
-h
ther
Interesting
feature
:
by
Dr.
Bel
has,
to
dour;
tlon
recently,
undertake
i,
adjolnln?
Mayflower
.
point
950
feet
from
N
'
the
Canary
section.
P.
,
the
Mayflower
is
for
thi
p
i
encountering
the
contlm
f
the
Canary
vein
syntem
work,
although
Just
ii"V.
under
way,
has
already
f
couraglng
indications
If
:
conclusively
proven
that
'
xles
extend
into
Mayfluw
r
then
the
situation
at
!:.
obviously
take
on
a
new
Ion.
Duthle
Mines
has
a
i
tton
of
2,000,000
shares
of
value
of
which
1.832.200
:
outstanding.
The
Atlas
Fix;
Co.
owns
832.304
shares
,u
i
der
option
the
unissued
shares.
The
wjrk
on
Die
J
m
be
carried
on
by
the
AU;
T
noil
i;o.
in
accoruB'ice
commendation
of
Dr
B
k
Vlce-Admlml
Vernon
c;
C.
B.,
C.
M.
O..
Capt.
C
u
officers
of
H.
M.
8.
Isp
.
talncd
local
friends
at
i
dancing
party
last
even.;
after
deck
of
the
light
n
music
was
provided
b
ship's
orchestra
and
'
proved
of
much
enjoy
n.
present.
Delicious
"
were
served
the
guest
s
:
Preceding
the
dan
i
there
was
an
official
On
the
ship,
when
Mayor
i
and
others
were
the
tn
Admiral
Haceard
and
i
tela.
'i.t
OFFICERS
F.NTF.RTAIN
Delightful
Dance
Last
NiRht
Aboar
II.
M.
S.
Despatch
htabIc.Vnfuiin
aglT
of
Havta
tUed
at
will
comfort
the
chlhf-make
hU
itomach
!
Br,tlsh
West
Indies
ana
Dowem
ea.y.
In
five
minute,
he
U
'the
new
steamif
Pi
In
vv.muri.uie,
nappy.
jt
will
.weep
the
boweli
free
of
h
amir,
Indhjc.Uble
food.
It
open,
the
boweli
in
conntipatlon,
cold,
children,
ailments.
Children
taki
It
lt
'
Potable,
r-leaiant-
tailing
Learn
ill
mtinv
nan
and
Jit--
Its
way
out
to
Vancouvi
will
enter
the
service
oi
National
Coast
Steam-1
triangle
run,
Is
due
n
x
at
San
Pedro.
The
vesv
;.
chid.
Vvrlte
for
the
interMtinir
book.
und"
the
command
of
'
r
ItwllibeientiS
It
O
rS
to
"Winder
Wind,or
0nt
nt
and
N1den
accompanied
WU1
bC
to
Vv
S
'
In
buTing.
be
,ure
to
get
ocnttiite
Phil.
Itlchard
Knox,
supei
inl
'
ZLti
M",1(,"i-
iWton
have
Bineer
at
Vancouvr
f
i
u,
prcicnbcd
it
for
Qvcr
60
yean.
pany
Vi-
r.if-
III