KILN
DRIED
SPRUCE,
CEDAR
AND
HEMLOCK
FINISH,
CEILING,
RUSTIC,
MOULDINGS,
ETC.
Specialties
Edge
Grain
Boat
Cedar.
Kiln
Dried
Edge
Grain
Hemlock
Flooring
Spruce
and
Cedar
Shiplap,
Boards,
Dimensions
and
Timbers.
Doors,
Windows,
Shingles,
Etc.
Odd
lots
off-grade
material
at
reduced
prices.
BIG
BAY
LUMBER
CO.,
LTD.
Lumber
Manufacturers
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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HERE'S
ANOTHER
OFFER
AL
WHITE
Appraiser
for
Jab
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An
outstanding
event
in
marine
affairs
of
the
week
here
was
the
institution
of
the
steamer
Prince
William,
for
merly
the
Greek
ship
Aktion,
in
local
service
out
of
this
port
on
Thursday
afternoon
when
the
vessel
sailed
for
her
maiden
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
After
haying
been
tied
up
for
nearly
a
year
at
the
drv
dock
where
she
underwent
a
complete
reconditioning
to
fit
her
for
her
new
work,
the
Prince
William
moved
down
to
the
Canadian
National
wharves
for
the
first
time
on
Thursday
and
many
persons
iook
advantage
01
3fc32&il
the
opportunity
that
afternoon
to
make
an
inspection
of
her.
Things
were
still
rather
topsy-turvy
on
board
with
some
of
the
carpenter
work
hardly
complete
but
it
was
t'
possible
to
see
that
this
trim
HtUe
Jf
',
vessel
should
be
well
suited
for
the
service
she
will
be
called
upon
to
carry
out
in
local
waters.
She
is
a
model
pretty
much
of
her
own
and
it
would
be
difficult
to
think
up
a
vessel
on
this
coast
with
which
she
could
be
compared.
Of
racy
lines
from
outward
appearance,
the
Prince
William,
within,
is
a
compact
and
neatly
appointed
vessel
J
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A
g
UilU
HAS
CVU&CU
bUUOlUCiauiC
ittlUi-
Jj
able
comment.
The
main
deck
con-Si
tains
practically
all
her
passenger
"'accomodation
and,
in
anticipation
Jf
of
the
tempestuous
waters
she
will
M
have
to
navigate,
particularly
on
g
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
run,
I
must
Sell
Every
Pair
next
week"
-
-
AL.
WHITE.
You
women
of
Prince
Rupert
.want
good
shoes
and
you
will
not
object
to
saving
a
feu)
real
honest
dollars
if
you
are
sure,
that
saving
is
actual.
On
Monday
between
9
mm.
and
10
a.m.
(just
one
hour)
I
am
going
to
make
a
very
strong
bid
to
you
wide-awake
shoppers.
During
this
hour
I
will
give
,
FREE
OF
COST
One
pair
of
fine
all
silk
thread
hose,
your
choice
of
color,
with
every
pair
of
women's
shoes
purchased
at
this
very
low
sale
price
of
$5.85.
You're
saving
at
least
$2.00
per
pair
on
the
shoes
and
the
hose
are
worth
at
least
$1.00.
Br
.
it
On
all
purchases
in
this
store
on
Monday
after
10
a.m.
the
total
of
which
equals
$10.00
you
may
have
FREE
a
beautiful
silk
or
parchment
lamp
shade.
Purchases
made
on
Monday
of
$15.00
or
over
a
fine
elcc
trie
toaster
will
be
given
FREE.
OS.
"S3
stateroom
accomodation
with
covered
deck
amidships
on
either
side
of
the
engine
room
well
and
an
attractive
dining
saloon
aft.
The
staterooms,
while
not
large,
are
cozy
and
attractively
and
modernly
fitted.
There
is
ample
hold
space
for
freight
cargo.
Withal,
the
ves
sel
should
be
fully
capable
of
carry
ing
out
the
service
for
-which
she
has
been
designed
and
a
fine
addition
to
the
Canadian
National
Coast
Steamships
fleet.
Following
are
the
principal
officers
of
the
Prince
William:
Captain,
William
Thomas.
Chief
Officer,
B.
McKUlop.
Second
Officer,
E.
C.
Swank.
Chief
Engineer,
J.
McGregor
White.
Purser,
Donald
Jenkins.
Chief
Steward,
A.
Brush.
The
Prince
William
is
expected
to
g
tnis
accomodation
is
pracucauy
aiiireturn
port
Sunday
nignt
0r
.covered
m
Deiween
siaes
ana
aecss.
;
Monday
mommg
from
her
first
rtn
H
a
knif
rifttlr
oft
ia
citnatwl
a
.
.
y
I
W
well
ugniea
ana
sunny
comouuuiuii
i
smoke
and
observation
room.
The
fi"
lr
"ffllBa
MBMmiP'i
n
iwuAimiMwtB.ffipiij
UIBUflll
II
III
I
II
1
1"
I"
Genuine
Close
-Out
of
Shoes
I
Rnnld
nrncrrNBs
In
hplnir
made
hv
nam
deck
is
pretty
well
devoted
to
the
Pacific
gaivage
Co.
and
the
Carter-Halls-Aldlnger
Co.
on
the
contract
for
the
construction
of
four
piers
and
two
shore
towers
which
will
carry
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada's
transmission
line
across
the
Skeena
River.
Wooden
piles
for
the
first
two
piers
have
now
been
driven
and,
on
the
first
pier,
bracing
and
capping
will
have
been
completed
by
the
end
of
this
week.
Then
the
steel
piling
will
go
in
and
pouring
of
concrete
for
this
first
pier
should
be
ready
to
start
next
week.
Work
on
the
other
piers
will
follow.
Excavations
have
also
been
completedjpr
the
tower
on
the
north
shore
and
here
pouring
of
concrete
will
also
be
started
next
week.
No
start
has
yet
been
made
on
the
towers
on
the
south
shore.
With
an
expert
here
from
Van
couver,
opportunity
was
taken
this
week
to
check
up
the
radiotelephone
equipment
aboard
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Salvage
Princess
in
the
course
of
her
regular
work
with
particular
reference
to
such
"dead
zones"
as
may
exist.
The
Salvage
Princess
went
out
Thursday
afternoon
to
take
the
pilot,
Capt.
Larry
Thomson,
off
the
outgoing
grain
ship
Roxen
at
Triple
Island.
While
on
this
as
well
as
other
trips
during
the
week,
the
vessel
was
in
hourly
communication
with
company
headquarters
In
port.
It
is
such
radiophones
as
the
one
on
the
Princess
which
are
proposed
for
installation
on
lonely
lighthouses
of
the
north
coast.
They
would
be
a
great
boon
in
getting
in
touch
with
the
outside
world
In
case
of
illness
or
distress
of
those
tending
these
isolated
aids
to
navigation
where
communication
with
the
outside
world
is
all
too
seldom.
Towlnf
Fleet
Busy
The
local
branch
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
is
having
about
the
busiest
time
Just
now
so
far
in
its
history
and
it
has
been
necessary
j
to
call
outside
boats
Into
use
to
augment
the
regular
fleet
of
.the
company.
The
Salvage
Princess
and
Pa-
chena
are
engaged
in
general
duty
while
the
Red
Boy
stands
by
in
port
In
case
she
should
be
needed
for
salvage
work.
The
B.
C.
Packers'
Nlshga
and
the
Massett
Canners'
Delphinium
are
under
charter
to
the
company
and
are
being
kept
fully
occupied
while
it
has
been
necessary
to
charter
the
Massett
Canners'
Jedway
for
special
trips
twice
this
week.
Much
of
this
work
is
arising
from
the
construction
operations
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
and
ihe
reopening
of
the
salmon
can
ning
season
although
there
Is
also
a
lot
of
general
marine
activity.
1
Oh
Wednesday
the
Delphinium
made
a
trip
to
Oalloway
Rapids
with
a
shipment
of
powder
for
the
provincial
public
works
department.
The
powder
is
for
use
in
construction
work
on
the
highway
on
the
other
side
of
the
rapids
and
a
pow-
rl
a
Vt.,,.M
V.
-
1
1
I.
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uci
nuuoc
iiua
ucrii
pub
up
111
wiiiuii
j
tn
KtIl-P
It.
Tnolrlpntnllv
tlnthtntr
Is
planned
to
put
through
live
miles
of
road
on
the
mainland
side
dur
ing
the
coming
season.
An
interesting
announcement
this
week
was
that
of
the
incorporation
of
the
new
$100,000
Taku
.Transportation
$s
Trading
Co.
which
has
been
formed
here
to
con
duct
freight
and
passenger
service!
up
mu
river
ui
uiuu
name
10
uie
new
Tulsequah
River
mining
field.
The
company
already
has
the
power
vessel
Taku
River,
formerly
Naas
River,
which
it
has
chartered
from
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
with
option
of
purchase,
ready
to
go
north
as
soon
as
navigation
on
the
Taku
opens
to
enter
service
on
the
river,
At
the
local
dry
dock,
the
river
boat
Tahltan,
which
the
company
has
bought,
is
being
recondl-
engines,
for
the
service.
The
Taku
I
ce
YlJ.
sold
be-
River
and
the
.
Tahltan,
iiwu,
if
it
is
"
"-auj
ready
up
of
the
Ice
on
the
Taku
is
expec
ted
daily.
osts
In
the
district.
Recently,
im-
rovements
have
been
made
at;
edquarter
floats
on
the
local
.before
he
fleet
can
come
out
of
winter
quarters
and
take
up
their
summer
moorings.
let
the
Habit
Phone
360
Economy
Cash
and
Carry
Store
WE
DELIVER
ORDER
OF
(6.00
OK
OVER
FREE!
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU
TO
TRY
IT
White
Navy
Beans
5
lbs.
for
Jap
Rice
No.
1
8
lbs
3
tins
..
Oarden
Peas
Size
T
7'tmT
40c
35c
Malkln's
Baking
Powder
Off
5's,
per
tin
VAU
Malkin's
Baking
Powder
2Vi's,
per
Un
Malkln's
Baking
Powder
12-oz.
uer
tin
Campbell's
Soups
All
varieties,
per
tin
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
per
tin
Molassea-l-5-lb.
tin
Butter
3
lb.
brick
Corn-on-Cob
3's
75c;
21c
14c
12c
45c
$1.19
85
c
1.00
and
clearing
of
the
roadway
route
-J
her
"
oIIars
,,ave
BIore
Cents-
is
proceeding
steadily
with
about
"u,,c
ouv
J13
TnI
Ave,
CO
men
employed.
Before
long,
ac-
tual
grading
will
commence
for
it
FRESH
VEGETABLES
AND
FRESH
FRUITS
AT
BEST
PRICES
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
management
did
bar
all
previous
winners
from
the
contest,
they
got
there
Just
the
same.
We
knew
they
would
and
so
did
everybody
else
for
these
two
popular
east
enders
have
nothing
If
not
perseverance.
Tne
badminton
season
may
well
close
now
with
harmony
and
peace
pre
vailing
for
Jim
and
Shel
have
retrieved
themselves
to
the
satlsfacT.
Hon
of
themselves
and
the
lasting
glory
for
the
next
12
months
of
the
I.OD.E.
Badminton
Club.
River
Boats
Popular
The
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
had
14
flatbottomed
boats,
from
24
to
28
feet
long
and
equipped
with
14
h.p
Johnson
outboard
motors,
built
here
this
spring
for
use
on
the
Taku
River
to
the
new
mining
fields.
The
boats
made
such
a
hit
around
them
have
been
privately
i.
......
.
.
,
,n
K
(r.
111
K
tk.
i
uic
uicv
iuu
a
.iiai.t
w
UI
Will
I
mil
ug
M1JV.CU
11U1
bli
ill
lun
,
.
.
,
,
1
of
the
Salvage
Princess
which,
ati
nort"?'
e
T'
L
t
wh'ch
Mn
bc
"p
to
"
the
same
time,
will
take
to
the
Takulboats'
d?v,en
a
scow
containing
50,000
feet
of
lm,I?f
an
ho"f'
s"mcdJ
bAef
attracon-
tn
ar
lumber
and
on
board
a
quantity
of""
cm.,
frht
wrH
nMht,v.l
that
were
sold
were
purchased
by
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
and
two
more
by
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
Boats
of
the
fishery
patrol
fleet
J
t
qeorge
Frltz
expected
are
now
being
put
in
shape
for
the.i,
ih
forthcoming
season's
operations
mtI(
frnm
Vanpnilvr
whri
he
nd.
In
many
cases,
the
crews
havejtoolc
ni3
hallbut
boat
Margaret
j.
.
signeu
on.
uy
tne
01
opening
to
nave
a
new
engne
,nstalled.
He
he
sock6ye
salmon
fishing
season
hfl,
y,m
amlv
,,
nhnut
th
mM
T
l
.11
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j
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III
alUIlt;
U,
Ult
W1C
UI
U1C
fleet
will
be
at
their
respective
die
of
March.
The
Llnde
Canadian
Co.
of
Vancouver
has
been
olvon
f
hp
nrripr
tn
nnr1v
rpfrltrprn.
vaterfront
including
the
driving
of
Uon
ulpment
for
tnc
new
annex
)3W
mooring
puea.
to
the
prmce
Rupert
Fisheries
Ex-
riArimpnt.nl
Stilt
lnr
Hpllvprv
rtt
thp
Jack
Mauley's
power
cruteer,
expected
to
be
made
armona
is
the
first
of
the
C.N.R.
Yacht
Club's
fleet
to
take
up
moor-
ng
for
the
summer
at
the
floats
at
shortly
and.
installation
will
at
once
proceed.
the
foot
of
McBride
Street
.
Conrtd-J
c.
Vollum
of
the
University
of
srable
damage
was
done
to
theselnrHUh
nn,mu
u,.
nrr,vpH
floaU
by
the
storms
of
the
past
prtnce
R
rt
to
Jo,n
the
5Ummer
winter
and
repairs
wU
to
be
hay.
of
tnc
Prlnce
R
t
FlshcrlM
made
there
all
the
boats
of
Experimental
Station.
He
will
assist
in
the
biochemical
laboratory.
A.
Tipsen
from
McOlll
University
is
expected
to
arrive
from
Montreal
ftHnrtlv
TTa
urill
pnotfAcrA
rlfirinor
fhp
At
last
Jim
Norrington
and
Shel'
,
'1
,
iha
rf
f
Oarton,
they
of
Cold
Storage
calcu-!
,
la
t
Ion
fame
but
for
whose
wizardry
that
great
establishment
and
all
of
;
H
Dr0CKlejby
who
has
been
Prince
Rupert
might
long
ere
this,
nd,n
t
at
Montreal
have
found
ttoelf
the
rocks.
upon
1
IH1
work
wnlcn
wll,
,ve
have
come
through
with
a
badmln-
n.
n,
o..
themselves
the
plaudits
of
the
ma
rine
multitude
and
the
hearty
con
gratulations
of
all
and
sundry
on
sophy.
is
expected
back
in
Prince
Rupert
early
in
June
to
resume
his
duties
as
assistant
director
of
the
their
startling
proof
that
they
are
TZT
LT
-J.r:'
"
adepU
with
the
HtUe
ball
and
cat-iZlZZ.L
.7
77
"mhu";
"
gut
bat
in
addition
to
their
pro-laH
..,
T
cllvlties
at
driving
the
accountant's
iiH"i
il'ftfj
quill.
Yes.
Jim
and
Shel
acquitted
themselves
with
glory
and
eclat
in
the
finals
at
Rupert
East
on
Mon
day
night
and
the
sporting
world
jP""11
reeme
still
marvels.
Even
though
the
where
Mrs.
Brocklesby
and
family
hnvp
hppn
In
rpftlripnrp
Hnrlncr
nl
Capt.
George
Cook
had
to
return
to
port
on
Wednesday,
his
new
halibut
boat
Teeny
Milly,
built
at
Prlnpp
Rnnprt
rlnrirnr
thp
rvksf
nrfn.
to
the
fishing
morning.
grounds
yesterday
Saturday,
May
s
PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
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195
B
I
B
ft-If
i
H
m
u
H
g
N
B
It's
a
Pleasure
to
Buy
RUNNING
SHOES
The
Lowest
Prices
in
the
city
for
the
same
quality
MASTER
MECHANIC
CLOTHES
Largest
stock
in
the
city
and
the
prices
are
so
low
that
it's
a
pleasure
to
buy
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Prince
William
Commissioned
in
Service
Taku
Fleet
Ready
to
Leave
Towboat
Fleet
Is
Busy
I
1
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HI'
Ill
111
Mn
,LH
THUItS.,
Fill.
and
Si,
GARY
COOPER
in
"The
Virginian
100
Talking
and
100
Outdoor,
A
Talking
"Covered
Wagon"
Talking
Comedy
"THE
IJIG
KICK"
Singing
Novcllv
"AN
IRISH
FANTASV
TWO
SHOWS,
7
4.
9
P.M.
Admission
20c
and
6.1c
SAT.
MATINEE
At
2
3ft
15c
and
10c
had
to
be
towed
back
delay
in
getting
out
agai:
:
due
to
the
fact
that
deli
v.
T.
cylinder
blocks
from
S
be
awaited.
On
their
,n:
repair
Job
was
speed
ih
by
the
SUr
WeldlnR
W
the
Rose
Spit
was
tied
...
Pedersen
made
a
few
"...
Capt
Paddy
Ivarson
on
ti)
Halibut
Landings
Halibut
landings
nt
)
Prince
Rupert
for
the
v-t
25-May
2
Inclusive
totaJi
';
pounds
of
which
242,200
v
dlan
fish
and
489.700
pru)
erican.
The
total
for
th-
hU'date'
in
thu
wefk
'lr
absence,
and
Vancouver,
where
60400
pounds
landed
b
1
boats
and
3.933.400
pound
erican.
There
was
a
slight
imp;
...
v,,..i
a
i
u
.
I
previous.
The
top
bid
for
o
kvi,
suticicu
urat-'i,
-
nanus
tnguic
.
.
.
,
i
.
ki
i..
(J
iilih
was
12.Cc
and
6c
vl
i
to
the
banks.
Repairs
were
soon
made
in
the
price
average
from
Vera
Beatrice
received
1
and
9
''
and
the
Teeny
Milly
was
away
again
'P0""
,low
.1..
j-
..
which
which
several
several
boats
boats
wr
wet.
highest
bid
for
Amou-ur
12.4c
and
5c
which
tin
F
The
Prince
Rupert
halibut
boat
and,;0"dor
'rAJ
Pal(1
1
Rose
Spit,
owned
by
Capt.
Axel
01-
f,f
1,4'and
9'?
poun;
rA
.m
Uvcly.
The
low
Amenra)
r
.:
:
!;.
A;r.-
9
which
the
C
Pedersen.
will
soon
bc
fishing
again
recelved
for
40'000
Pu"ds-
after
having
been
tied
up
since
her
.
first
trip
of
the
season
on
whldi
she
had
an
engine
breakdown
and
Advertise
In
the
Daily
W'J-
ATTENTION:
TAKU
PROSPECTORS
Avoid
the
necessity
of
clearing
your
supplies
throu!;h
the
customs
at
Juneau.
We
carry
complete
prospectors'
outfit:.
rii;M
on
the
tround
in
Canadian
territory.
TAKU
TRADING
CO.
Wm.
Strong,
Prop.
TAKU
RIVER
P.O.
Address:
Tutsmuh.
n.c
COAL!
COAL!
PEMBINA
EGG
Delivered,
per
ton
W;?n
ALBERTA
EGG
Delivered,
per
ton
Ufn
ALBERTA
LUMP-Dollvered,
per
ton
.
.
I3'50
Special
Prices
On
Your
Winter
Supply
WOOD
JUST
ARRIVED.
NEW
SHIPMENT
OF
BIRCH
AND
JACK
TIN
MILL
ENDS-Perload
J'-J
BOX
CUTTINGS-Per
load
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