Excoas
acid
is
the
common
cause
of
indigestion.
It
results
is
pain
and
sourness
about
two
hours
after
eating.
The
quick
corrective
ii
an
alkali
which
neutralises
acid.
The
brat
corrective
is
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia.
It
has
remained
standard
with
physicians
in
the
CO
years
aince
its
invention.
One
apoonful
of
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
neutralizes
instantly
many
time
its
volume
in
acid.
It
is
harm-
Total
Assets
zt&ysz
in
excess
of
$870,000,00
leas
and
tasteless
and
its
action
is
quick.
You
will
never
rely
on
crude
methods,
never
continue
to
suffer,
when
you
learn
how
quickly,
how
pleasantly
this
premier
method
acts.
I'lease
let
it
show
you
now.
lie
aure
to
get
the
genuine
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
prescribed
by
phyaiciana
for
50
j
ears
in
correcting
excess
acids,
Each
bottle
contains
full
directionsany
drugstore.
Save
md
Invest
money
will
not
be
"M$le
while
awaiting
permanent
investment,
if
you
deposit
it
in
a
Savings
Account
in
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
Interest
is
paid
on
all
Savings
Deposits.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
.auuvvsn
lik
nunm
I
T
n
as
'll
'is"
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re
isrAisiruiu.
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EGG
Delivered,
Per
Ton
$12.00
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Delivered,
Per
Ton
12.50
M1NE1IEAI)
LUJMP
Delivered,
Per
Ton
.
.
.
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Butter
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PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
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muhtttT'
iumm
PAQE
SIS
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
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19
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k.U'V
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due
to
Acid
IMtOISTION
cn
tomo
MCADACHS.
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Stomach
per
lb.
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Jap
Fishermen
on
Halibut
Banks
Several
Yachts
r,,
,
In
During-Wdek
Fish
Landings
i
News
that
Japanese
fishermen
have
crossed
the
Pacific
Ocean
to
fish
on
halibut
banks
off
Alaska,
as
reported
in
COFFEE
&
TEA
Malklns
Best
Oeffee
Malklns
Bee.
Tea
per
lb
New
Strawberry
Jam
Mai
kins'
Beat,
4's,
per
tin
Fraser
Valley
Plum
Jam
4's,
per
tin
Roger's
Syrup
10's
per
tin
Roger's
Syrup
58
per
tin
J.
Klim
58
per
tin
Klim
2
V4
's,
per
tin
;
Klim
l's
per
tin
RyvlU
l's
per
pkg
...
Fresh
Molasses
Snaps
t
Crisp.
'3
lbs.
Peek-Frean's
Biscuits
per
lb
.'.
Waxed
Paper
per
roll
$1.05
SWIFTS
SILVERLEAF
LARD
3-lb.
Tins
per
tin
5-lb.
Tins
per
tin
10-lb.
Tins
per
tin
1-lb.
Packages
per
pkg
Green
Onions
3
for
Old
Potatoes
Netted
Gems,
per
Back
....
Peaches
per
doe.
Chtxrtes
2
lbs.
Aprieote
per
lb
New
Cabbage
per
lb
62c
1.05
$2.00
10c
$2.50
35c
39c
15c
6c
50c
50c
70c
45c
84c
42c
$3.23
$1.60
75c
50c
50c
50c
8c
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
rbone
SCO
319
Third
Ave.
The
sockeye
salmon
run
was
maintained
weB
both
on
the
Skeena
nn
'and
Naaa
Rivte
during
the
past
O
O
C
week
much
to
the
satisfaction
of
"q
m
,both
canners
and
fishermen.
The
(l,o5
average
per
boat
on
the
Skeena
is
i
officially
reported
to
have
been
i
about
50
fish
per
day
and
on
the
Naas.
about
thirty-seven.
A
gradual
improvement
in
the
run
at
Smith's
Inlet
and
elsewhere
in
the
southern
part
of
District
Ifo.
2
Is
reported.
At
Rivers
Inlet,
according
to
re-
nnrtjc
thp
rm
tH
ha
hjMtn
awrar.
20c
in
100
ftsn
ir
boat
thu
and
Tahltan
Moves
;
The
river
boat
Tahltan,
fitted
out
here
by
the
Takn
Trading
Si
Trans-iportation
Co.
for
operation
up
the
Taku
River
to
the
new
Tulsequah
'
mining
fields,
was
moved
down
from
the
dry
dock
to
the
Pacific
Sal-;
vage
Co.'s
floats
at
the
first
of
the
week.
It
Is
uncertain
as
yet
when
the
Tahaltan
win
be
leaving
for
the
north.
Owing
ta
the
condition
of
the
metal
markets,
mining
activity
on
the
Taku
has
not
been
a
extensive
so
far
this
season
as
might
have
been
anticipated
In
early
spring.
The
Tahaltan
Is
ready
to
go
i
Just
as
soon
as
one
order
to
that
effect
may
be
issued.
Hubert
Ward,
head
of
the
Ward
Electric
Si
Marine
Supply
Co
Going
at
a
j
BARGAIN
1
33ft,
x
x4ft,iNew
Trolling
Hull.
1V
In.
Fir
Planking.
1-44
ft.
x
8
ft.
Cabin,
raised
deck
!
Cruiser.
Electrically
equipped,
toilet,
etc.
Al
shape.
12
h.p.
Heavy
Duty
Bngtne.
i
134
h.p.
RegaL
I
U.
Suga
&
Son
Boat
Builders
and
Repairs
COW
BAY
DYSENTERY
IS
DANGEROUS
CHECK
IT
AT
ONCE
theso
columns
last
week,
has
been
an
Interestinfr
tonic
for
is
the
remedy
you
should
use.
discussion
here.
So
lonn-
as
thev
do
not
take
their
vessels
J1
"
SSft-W
been
conducted
there
years
by
American
Bread
per
loaf
Pastry
Flour
10's
per
sack
-
-
BUTTER
Sunnybrook
3's
per
brick
Woodland,
E.CD.
and
Hellybrook,
per
lb.
14-lb.
Boxes
per
box
as
,only
Lake
Khtada
can
produce.
Now
that
the
ice
has
been
broken,
no
doubt
there
will
be
more
expeditions
in
the
near
future
to
this
popular
angling
resort
which
never
seems
to
get
fished
out.
Vacqurq
on
Ways
Alex'litacdonaid
rwwer
cruiser
Vacquero
was
on
the
Yach,(-lub
ways
from
Wednesday
afternoon
to
Thursday
for
seasonal,
copper
painting
of
her
hull.
Having
struck
a
rock
near
Lowe
I
at
the
first
of
the
week
for
a
so-
brought
'to
the
Prince
Rupert
dry
journ
at
Tlell,
Queen
Charlotte
dock
where
she
was
given
tempor-Islands.
in
the
hone
that
the
chance
in
rerjalrs
before
proceeding
on
may
be
instrumental
in
restoring
Thursday
night
to
Seattle
for
per-him
to
normal
state
of
health
fol-
j
mancnt
reconditioning.
The
Estep
lowing
a
recent
illness.
Mr.
Ward
was
but
slightly
holed
and
took
was
accompanied
to
the
Islands
by
I
water
Imperceptibly.
Much
of
the
his
wife
and
little
daughter.
.damage
that
was
done
was
due
to
the
submersion
of
the
vessel.
It
may
be
a
week
yet
before
Capt.
;
Pete
Thompson
Is
able
to
get
away
;
n.
B.
Finn,
director
of
the
Prince
to
the
fishing
grounds
with
his
new
;
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Sta-54-foot
halibut
boat
White
Hope
tion.
is
expected
to
return
to
Prince
which
was
built
at
the
local
dry
RuDert
earlv
next
week,
nosslblv
to-
dock.
There
has
been
some
dlffl-
morrow,
after
having
spent
three
or
;
culty
with
tank
piping
and
the
con-
four
weeks
in
Vancouver
giving
lec-
:UITS
trols
have
not
as
yet
been
rigged,
tures
at
the
University
of
British!
rhe
54
Oardner
dlesel
engine
which
Columbia
to
hatchery
custodians!
.
as
installed
in
tne
vessel
is
func-
and
other
officials
of
the
fisheries
ionin'r
satisfactorily.
Capt.
Thomp-
department.
"
'
;on
has
met
.with
considerable
de-1
vy
all
the
way
through
In
getting
Durlng
the
wek
of
Jul
12.18
ta.
he
nw
boat
into
operation
but
he
cluslvCi
Canadlan
haUbut
iandInRs.
tias
the
satisfaction
of
knowing
!
.
on,
,a.
itat
he
has
a
fine
craft
which
is
a
i
Skipper
C.
O.
Rowe
left
on
Satur-1
day
evening
last
aboard
the
power
i
cruiser
Mipal.
with
party
of
friends,
for
a
trip
to
Port
Slmpasn.
Remain-!
ng
tnere
overnifrhl,
sftey
returned
to
port
the
next
day.
A
number
of
fine
yachts
from
the
uth
called
at
the
floats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
it
Yacht
?lub
during
the
past
week
In
the
course
of
coast
cruises.
The
biggest
acht
that
has
ever
moored
to
the
were
the
owner,
F.
D.
Lundy.
his
wife
and
party
Including
Mr.
and
Mrs.
WUander
and
Miss
Nicholson.
A
converted
sub-chaser,
the
Core-sews
is
a
handsome
vessel
with
racy
lines
and
derives
power
from
twin
engines.
She
attracted
quite
a
bit
i
of
attention
during
her
brie
stay.
on
Monday
the
Ciialiee
of
San
Diego
arrived
and
remained
overnight,
setting
out
the
next
day
In
continuation
of
a
crluse
to
Wran-gell
The
Chalice
is
45
feet
long
and
derives
power
from
a
46-h.p.
dlesel
enslne.
On
board
were
Mr.
and
Mrs
quite
heavy
while
American
land-
7
.
Jr",,T!'"
were
'nt
at
366,000
pounds
ill,
no
doubt,
u
him
well
he
pay
once
landlngs
toT
the
week
of
iCM
going.
classes
totalling
659,500
pounds.
The
..,.
.
"
.
,
,
grand
total
for
the
entire
season
up
witn
oapt.
Dave
Ritchie
in
com-
ti,i
io
n.
irronn
mand,
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold:con,uu
of
3.769,700
'pounds
Ca-
Storage
Co.'s
steam
trawler
O.
E.aH,nn
onnnn
a.
mJ
Foster
got
away
Thursday
night
for
!e'r,n"
"
"
I
ftl?
0llmm
"at
tMliSlS
!
Pri
0"
""e
occasions
during
1
trips
she
will
make
this
summer
to!
h.
w
.nt
.
..
Mi.f,
Hecate
Straits.
for
Engineers
the,,eveta
M
t
M
flshermen
wee
'
""'"jconeerned.
TlMftoprbld
of
the
wecTc
S.v
nTv
kMe"Hfor
Canadian
ffthiw-as
lScaiadA;
itely
as
yet
k
how
many
Ulps
the'
.ht,,
,h-
Imperei
rm.ftM
iLrfi
Potter
will
make
i
x
vsav
MLrvavum.
icwtlCU
1U1
600
pounds
ahd'
the'
loiTt0c
and
i
Capt
Charlie
Edwards'
W.
T.
and
I
.
MaV
KtJ
i
-
.
i
w
iifai
a
ws
u
at.
v.
Capt
George
's
Teeny
MUl,iwas
14
6c
and
ld
Uie
Hm,
n
wrttch
wnwn
Zll
beT
been
udL
udejotng
SV"
raid-
14
000
PUnd8
and
Iow
10
I
naya
wnlch
KV
era,
boat6
fc.
season
painting
during
the
past
j
week.
i
I
BOB
PAYNE
WAS
LUCKY
Only
Member
of
Tlane
Party
Un-scratchfd
Others
Recovering
club
lloats
was
the
110-foot
Core-1
the
luckiest
member
of
the
plane
im
of
Vancouver
which
spent
a
party
In
the
crash
at
Butedale
Wed-oupie
of
hours
in
port
on
Tuesday
nesday
for
he
escaped
altogether
vhik
bound
for
a
trip
north
as
far
j
unhurt.
W.
J.
Rich,
director.
Is
suf
at
Rivers
Inlet.
76.
Weather
condi-!
Stewart.
n
board
the
Coreeeus
tions
have
been
good
recently
and
there
are
said
now
to
be
prospects
for
a
reasonably
targe
pack.
Twelve
hundred
boats
are
fishing
at
Rivers
Inlet
and
440
are
operating
In
Smith's
Inlet.
The
price
per
fish
is
now
50c.
R.
R.
Payne,
production
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fishlne
Co
was
fering
from
cuts
which
were
dree-
sed
here
and
Is
recovering
from
the
shock
although
he
reels
some-whet
stiff.
Pilot
Jones-Evans
is
oi
oeaiue
wnicn
woo
iirst
prise
in
Hager
sr.
and
Mr.
Hager
Jr.
were
the
Initial
Olympta
to
Juneau
yacht
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
L
race
a
couple
of
years
ago
but
,
Lee,
Eleventh
Avenue.
Mr.
Lee
Is
which
did
not
participate
In
the
local
manager
of
the
company
Seattte-Prtnce
Rupert
sprint
this
year.
The
vessel
remained
ln
port
overnight
while
returning
south
after
a
crluse
to
Juneau.
On
board
this
38-foot
boat
were
V.
E.
Stred"-tafker.
C.
W.
StredJaker
and
Bill
Hawkln,
the
last
mentioned
of
Na-
left'nalmo.
About
the
smallest
visitor
of
the
year
was
the
MM
14
from
Seattle
which
was
ln
port
over
Sunday
night
en
route
from
her
home
port
of
Seattle
for
a
trip
to
Juneau.
On
board
were
C.
H.
Mahnken,
R.
Upton
and
T.
O.
Jensen.
The
M3614
is
only
38
fea.
'
.
Another-JfAtrlXt
MJue
before
tong
Is
the
Blue
Goose
from
'Frisco
on
her
way
to
Alaska.
Antlers
Busy
Claude
KirkendaU.
Charlie
Starr
and
Doc
Alexander
comprised
the
first
angling
party
of
the
season
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Lake
Khtada.
They
left
last
Friday
evening
and
returned
to
town
bright
and
early
Monday
morning.
Their
prowess
with
the
rod
netted
them
some
fifty
pounds
of
fine
trout
such
Frl.
&
Sat.
Two
Show3
&
9
p
9
GEORGE
BANCROFT
.u
"Ladies
Love
Brutes"
CJ
""""
UU
UIVVUU
DICtNUftUUU
UUt
UAO
LMJU
-
.
.
.
-
in
J
"
"
within
the
territorial
waters
of
Canada
or
the
United
Canada,
for
the.
past
eighty
DU"ua
"'U1""jb-"r:
i
"nr
Astor
and
rredric
Mch
mi.
A
At
1
11
T
1
11
A
for
many
ieflS
a
suincient
numDer
oi
naiiDui
fishermen
were
'Sgea
to
serve
our
purpose.
mainly
sent
there
by
operators
In
We
511111
aw'it
tnelr
return
from
California,
who
salt
their
catch.
A
tagging
there
before
planning
few
American
halibui
vessels
have
tner
lPs-
At
best,
owing
to
lack
fished
In
Bering
Sea
within
the
last
of
funds.
they
can
not
be
taken
this
two
years
with
more
or
less
sue-
yr-
cess,
but
the
length
of
the
voyage
has
been
a
drawback
to
the
con-
THIS
IS
THE
TRUTH
If
vnn
niirrliaip
one
month's
sun-
.
9c
White
Flour
All
brands
fifi)
Of
49.
White
Flour
AU
brands
Cl
f
A
08
i?.TV
"me
wont
conducted
in
Bering
Sea
by
the
staff
of
the
'Dorothy'
tinuance
of
their
operations
so
long
indicated
that
there
are
halibut
there
In
some
quantity,
at
least,
-
-
ust
inside
the
Bering
Sea.
But
much
more
extensive'
trials
must
be
made
before
any
accurate
idea
of
their
;
abundance
can
be
formed.
"During
the
early
cruises
of
the
'Dorothy'
this
year
many
hauls
with
deep
collecting
nets
were
made
In
the
Gulf
of
Alaska.
Halibut
larvae
were
not
found
to
the
southward
but
they'were
present
in
the
centre
plies
from
the
CASH
&
CARRY
you
'
the
gulf.
Careful
search
of
the
will
save
the
price
of
your
Christ-
.materials
made
in
the
hauls
and
a
mas
turkey.
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be
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The
work
was
part
of
our
staff
program
to
show
the
extent
and
di
rection
of
the
drift
of
halibut
eggs
and
larvae
from
the
northern
banks
of
the
B.
C.
doast.
So
far
as
the
data
secured
Indicates,
few
larvae
oiave
reacceo
wie
a.
u.
Danes,
we
uUC
hope
to
settle
ttat
point
in
the
next
cruise."
years
lor
an
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compumis,
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uver
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at
all
drurta
or
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r.
Mii-
continue
these
operations,
it
is
stated.
The
following
pu
nJ,bJr
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bum
Co-
Llmrted.
Toronto,
Out.
4.
V,
i.
TV,
13
t,i
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
in
connection
with
the
matter:
"The
despatches
from
Alaska
are
the
first
word
we
have
heard
that
Japanese
fishermen
were
fishing
in
the
Alaska
side
of
Bering
sea.
So
long
as
they
remain
outside
the
three-mile
limit
they
have
a
right
to
fish
there.
The
nationals
of
any
government
have
that
right.
We
shall
await
further
information
with
interest.
"We
know
very
little
of
the
abun
dance
of
Jish
in
the
Bering
other
than
cod.
Cod
fishing
as
profitable
catches
can
be
made!
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska.
"The
investigations
of
the
halibut
commission
were
for
the
first
time
extended
Into
the
Bering
Sea
this
year.
The
'Dorothy'
has
Just
returned
from
there.
She
went
as
far
west
as
the
Patrol
Banks.
Unfortu
nately
her
motor
burned
out
when
she
reacheod
there
and
she
had
to
return.
The
success
of
her
opera
Sa
tions
in
Bering
Sea
were
not
as
nas
great
as
wlihea
for,
but
neverthe-
with
water,
the
Seattle
halibut
schooner
Estep,
Capt.
Ai.
Hansen,
was
Salvaged
by
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
Dower
tug
Red
Boy
and
With
A
talking
picture
full
of
thrift
ana
action
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