PAGE
SIX
Are
You
Inoculated
Against
Old
Age
Dependency?
Life's
eventide
Is
sure
to
come;
independent
now;
dui
wnai
ranged
for
it?
iUUM.
i
jtou
can
provide
for
j-our
future
f
osljs
jou
nothing
You
save
a
littlenow";
Deposft
t
tion
Life
Association
and
at
any
desired
age
you
are
guaranteed
'
a
pension
for
life
or
the
return
of
your
money
with
interest.
For
example:
A
man
aged
25
saves
$8.00
per
month,
if
deposited
with
us
when
you
reach
age
60
'you
are
given
a
pension
of
$50.00
a
month
for
life
or
$7,410.00
whichever
you
prefer.
You
can
also
provide
for
this
pension
to
start
at
once
If
you
Become
totally
disabled
through
accident
or
sickness
and
without
further
payment
the
capital
sum
is
still
available
at
age
of
GO.
If
you
are
interested
fill
in
and
mail
coupon
below
or
write
to
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Purkis
Representative
Confederation
Life
Association
Box
411
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Uupcrt
.
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dread
of
pain
after
eating.
Eat
-without
fear
of
"indigestion,"
sour
stomach,
disagreeable
gas
or
headaches.
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your
food
ferments,
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to
cude
methods
take
!nteafh
aatiaacKr
that
will
correct
the
f
condrubn.
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia.
A
spoonful
of
this
pleasant-tasting,
soothing
fluid
neutralizes
many
times
its
volume
in
acid.
It
restores
the
proper
alkaline
balance
to
an
acid-soaked
stomach
and
Made
in
arter
meals
Sale
of
Odd
Pieces
of
Furniture
at
Half-Price
Watch
Our
Windows
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
bowels
assists
these
organs
to
function
as
they
should.
Phillips
Milk
of
Magnet
i
is
what
you
need
when
a
bad
laioth.
coaled
tongue,
headaches,
namta
i,
j
r
..
orhilioosness
indicates
an
nvftparit
condition.
Take
a
spoonful
today
fator
several
days
and
see
bow
it
sweetens
the
41
em.
You
won't
be,
nearly
so
liable
to
colds
or
sickness.
All
drugstores
in
the
Dominion
sell
it
in
50c
bottles.
Ctnuine
Milk
of
Magnesia
is
t
a
liquid
neetr
a
tablet.
Lttokftr
Ike
name
Phillips
on
the
bottle.
'
Canada.
FOll
BIACT
I'l!ltl:SI&
can
are
the
4-cylinder
engine,
which
devi-Hipa
40
linrorinwer
at
2200
r.
p.
m.
the
vimplitily
of
the
cleetriral.
Ignition,
rooting,
luhrlration
and
furl
ytema
torque-tutte
drive;
fully
enclosed,
internal
-
expanding,
meehanleal
lirnLrx
ami
tdiatlerlcM
glana
wind
ahlrld
on
factory
models.
Come
in,
let
u
liow
you
ihewe
feature,
anil
explain
liow
value
lias
been
built
into
every
part
of
Jfj
the
Ford
chauis.
COAL
Buy
the
real
Coal-rour
famous
Edson
and
Cassldy-Welllncton
in
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkier
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
C8
AND
558
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CAHS
mail
PI
different
bodies
are
available,
adapting;
the
Ford
rora-jnrrrial
A
rliamit
for
ue
in
a
wide
variety
of
liutinmurm
Among
tlie-m
are
the
light
delivery,
panel,
canopy,
Mation
wagon,
tie
luxe
delivery,
and
many
other.
All
of
tlwc
are
in
wldrread
ur,
bring,
inc
Ford
economy,
reliability,
kafrty
and
valua
to
their
ownera
in
II
Mirt
of
Canada.
Among
the
important
fra-
lures
of
lord
commercial
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NEWB
Saturday
U:
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
United
Pacific
Fisheries
Gets
Under
Way
Seals
are
On
Move
North
Again
Week's
Halibut
Landings
Another
important
development
in
the
fishery
affairs
which
company
the
boat
owners
and
fishermen
arranged;
at
the
end
ot
last
week
to
market
their
fish
co-operatively
with
down
payments
of
10c.
and
7c.
for
both
Canadian
and
American
fish,
the
balance
of
pro-'
ceeds.
if
any,
to
be
split
up
after
the
i
marketing
of
the
fish.
Since
it
started
taking
fish
on
Monday
of
this
week,
the
new
company
has
been
handling
and
shipping
the
fish
through
the
plant
of
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
pending
getting
its
own
plant
m
the
old
Shrubsall
Fisheries
pre-
mises
In
readiness.
Work
on
the
latter
quarters
is
being
rushed
and
it
is
expected
within
the
near
fut
ure
to
be
able
to
move
in.
Then
the
United
Pacific
Fisheries
will
be
actually
and
permanently
in
busi
ness
here.
Developments
in
connection
with
the
new
arrangement
continue
to
be
watched
with
the
keenest
of
interest
not
only
by
those
directly
oncemed
with
fisheries
affairs
but
by
the
public
at
large.
There
Juts
been
a
lot
of
discussion
one
way
md
J.ne
other
and,
naturally,
a
hsalthy
crop
of
rumors
has
sprout
ed
up.
These
hare
had
ts
do
with
the
matter
from
various
stand
points.
Most
of
the
reports
are,
however,
without
foundation
and
pending
official
announcements,
night
well
be
left
unheeded.
The
new
company
here,
as
might
3e
expected,
is
encountering
vicls-
iitudes
such
as
always
go
with
the
fish
business,
but
is
meeting
them,
apparently,
in
a
capable
manner.
That
the
concern
will
eventually
jull
through
is
the
confident
view
it
all
concerned
with
the
new
move.
There
have
been
reports
that
the
oncern
was
to
launch
at
once
into
ttie
handling
of
various
kinds
of
fish
here
on
a
large
scale.
Asked
as
jo
this,
officials
of
the
company
Minted
out
that
it
was
their
ln-
ntlon
to
do
nothing
else
for
some
time
at
least
than
to
go
ahead
ilowiy
and
cautiously.
Local
fish
buyers,
who
at
first
lad
little
if
anything
to
say
about
he
new
undertaking,
are
now
beginning
to
take
a
warm
interest
in
t.
One
of
the
buyers
this
week
denied
a
suggestion
made
in
this
taper
that
the
buyers
were
looking
m
the
movement
with
scornful
Hence.
Their
attitude
is
far
from
-hat,
at
least
this
one
buyer
sug
gested.
With
practically
all
the
Prince
tapert
fleet
having
left
for
the
sanks
around
the
end
of
last
week
following
the
reaching
of
the
agree
ment
with
the
United
Pacific
Flsh-ries.
it
is
expected
that
quite
a
number
of
the
boats
may
be
back
within
the
next
few
days
with
their
matches.
The
United
Iacific
Fisheries
Co.
is.
so
far.
active
only
here
and
at
Seattle
although
the
visit
of
the
inaniiRpr.
Frank
J.
Kwapil.
to
Ket-
r
f
uiood
Tor
or
for
1
t
metal
use
SiMONDS
SAWS
Specialised
to
even
modern
rc-cjiiircmcnt
StmondiS
,wr.
Hack-Saws,
Knives,
etc.
supply
most
efficient
cutting
too!a
for
'wood,
metoli,
etc.,
thanks
to
Simonds
Stccli
alloyed
exclusively
b
iy
for
for
their
their
purposes.
purposes.
m
BP
Simomps
Canada
Sw
Co.
Ltd.
VS
MONT.tC.AI
lOffOHtO
fl
Volt
GENERATORS
For
Charging
Batteries
For
any
make
of
car.
$5.50
New
Storage
Ratterics
guaranteed
for
one
year
IS
plate
thin,
or
11
plate
heavy
$8.50
IS
plate
heavy
or
15
plate
thin
$12-50
VANCOUVER
AUTO
WRECKING
CO.
1919
Oranville
tM
Vancouver
Branrli
Yard
at
330
Second
Avenue
Last
chlkan
had
to
do
with
proposed
openlng
up
there
as
weil.
All
the
halibut
sold
here
so
far
during
the
Week
has
gone
to
the
new
company
and
there
has
not
been
an
auction
yet
on
the
exchange.
To
date,
the
boat
owners
and
fishermen
express
satisfaction
ahd
hope
in
the
move.
The
future
alone
will
tell
how
it
is
all
going
to
work
out
and
tne
progress
of
the
enterprise
will
continue
to
be
watched
with
the
deepest
of
interest.
Seals
on
Way
North
The
seals
are
on
their
way
to
the
north
Pacific
again
on
their
annual
migration
from
the
south,
and
the
herd
Is
being
given
lto
usual
escort
of
protection
cruisers,
representing
the
Canadian
and
the
United
States
governments.
Two
million
seals
are
estimated
to
be
in
the
herd
this
year.
The
vanguard
of
the
herd
was
recently
sighted
off
the
coast
of
California
in
several
weeks
they
will
be
in
Alaskan
waters,
visiting
the
rook-
eries
of
the
Pribylof
where
they
will
breed
this
spring.
Indians
are
setting
out
in
their
canoes
from
west
coast
villages
to
hunt
the
seals
as
they
move
northward.
The
Indians
are
denied
the
use
of
firearms
and
must
resort
to
the
primitive
spear.
They
are
for-
j
bidden
the
use
of
motorboats
too
!
nevertheless
the
Indians
usually
i
make
a
large
catch.
Last
year
be-
tween
300
and
400.
seals
were
slaughtered
by
them.
.
White
are
debarred
altogether
from
the
hunt,
although
a
specified
number
of
males
are
slaughtered
!
on
the
Pribylof
Islands
every
year
under
supervision
of
the
Pelagic
Sealing
Treaty
passed
in
1911.
The
seals
corns;
within
ten
or
twenty-
five
miles
of
the
coast
at
the
mouth
of
the
Columbia
River
and
then
head
north
for
Untmak
Pass.
The
nerds
are
usually
many
miles
out
in
open
water
when
they
are
attacked
by
the
native
hunters.
Stowing
fresh
fish
at
sea
in
crushed
ice.
such
as
is
done
with
the
halibut
landed
at
Prince
Rupert,
has
revealed
so
many
drawbacks
in
keeping
the
fish
in
quality
con
dition
that
serious
consideration
is
now
being
given
to
new
methods
of
fish
preservation
aboard
vessels.
The
installation
of
properly
insul
ated
holds
and
refrigeration
equipment
is
calling
for
more
attention
and
experiments
are
being
conducted
in
many
places
along
these
lines.
In
Great
Britain
the
demand
for
quality
in
the
catches
of
fishing
vessels
which
are
making
long
vog-ages
to
distant
fishing
grounds
is
particularly
bringing
the
question
of
refrigeration
on
board
to
the
fore.
The
day
is
looked
forward
to
when
every
fishing
vessel
there
will
be
equipped
with
a
mechanical
refrigeration
plant
for
.the
many
of
the
risks
of
present
day
fishing
will
be
removed
and
the
quality
of
supplies
assured.
Massrlt
Pack
According
to
reports
from
Northern
Qraham
Island
and
Massett,
the
year
1030
has
gone
down
as
the
banner
year
for
salmon
cannery
and
producUon
In
that
area.
Four
canneries
in
the
Massett
district
packed
a
total
of
200,000
cases
of
pink
salmon
which
is
the
largest
pack
in
the
history
of
Massett
Inlet.
The
fishermen
each
cleared
from
$800
to
$1500
in
the
four
weeks'
season.
Four
mlUion
fish
were
taken
from
one
river
and
yet
fishery
authorities
estimate
that
not
one
third
of
the
avaUable
fish
were
caught.
Thfc
was
a
most
encouraging
situation
after
two
lean
years
and
tends
to
an
optimistic
view
of
the
future
for
the
fisheries
there,
The
pack
of
razor
t
ims
at
Massett
totalled
18,000
cases
and
no
falling
off
in
supply
was
in
sight
a
short
tune
ago.
Ajyowinfcjdemand
is
being
experienced
for
clams
throughout
all
parts
of
Canada
and
as
a
result,'
prices
have
been
maintained
and
the
entire
pack
sold.
The
clam
beds
around
Massett
are
stated
to
be
the
only
source
for
the
rasor
variety
of
ocean
delicacy
in
the
British
Empire.
Four
new
boats
will
be
added
to
the
fisheries
patrol
fleet
in
British
Columbia
waters
this
summer
the
Dominion
Department
of
Fish
eries
so
that
continued
efficiency
of
patrol
on
all
parts
of
the
coast
may
be
ensured.
Each
of
the
boats
will
be
fifty-two
feet
long
and
equipped
with
Oardlner
diesel
engines,
72
h.p.,
will
have
a
speed
of
ten
knots.
They
will
also
each
be
equipped
with
an
oil
auxiliary
en
gine.
gine.
The
Tne
contract)
contract!
for
lor
building
building
i
tne
boats
hat
ben
Placed
wlth
on
dutyjn
the
Queen
charlotte
area
replacing
the
Onerka,
which
was
burned
some
months
ago,
and
another
will
take
the
place
of
the
Merrysea,
which
was
sunk
In
November
through
a
collision
with
a
commercial
steamer.
The
other
will
replace
boats
which
have
been
in
the
service
for
tome
time
and
are
no
longer
wholly
satisfactory
for
work
of
the
kind
Mariners
are
advised
that
the
following
aids
to
navigation
have
been
established:
a
white
occulting
light
and
daymark
on
Oull
Bocks
nea'r
Eyde
Passage
also
a
black
and
a
red
spar
buoy
marking
the
westerly
edge
of
the
shoal
off
the
fishermen
floats,
Prince
Rupert
hai-bor.
The
fishing
boat
A.
J.,
formerly
i
the
White
Uly,
Captain
Johstson
hit
a
roc
to
the
fog
of
f
KleWRug-get
last
week
end.
Everything
was
lost,
including
S5O0
halibut,
the
crew
escaped
safely
and
rowed
to
Port
Essington.
;
I
.
.
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r.,
tu
,w
VTt
,""5
i'.k
of
la"
4
j
ha''b,.a.nd..
v
4w4
avail
unittfUL
WH3
jallUrU
here,
all
beinR
sold
to
the
new
United
Pacific
Fisheries
Buy
&
Save
at
the
Mussallem's
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
Stores
A
careful
inspection
of
our
wtosa
will
surely
conv
ince
ywu
thai
there
1
is
a
material
nav.ng
by
taking
advantage
.
of
our
new
Low
Cash
Prices.
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SPECIALS
AT
BOTH
STOKES
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Grocery
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P.
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them.
Hear
them
in
a
Joyous,
Laugh-Pac
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5
Heart-stirring
round-up
5
of
their
adventures
of
the
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20c.
and
65c.
Feature
starts
at
7.50
&
!i..V
Saturday
Matinee
at
2.30
lac.
and
10c.
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Feature
starts
at
3.20
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Monday
and
Tuesday
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FOR
ANY
CHILD
iigil
CHILDREN
arc
happy
and
carefree
by
nature,
so
when
they
cry
for
no
apparent
reason
any
careful
mother
worries.
No
one
can
always
puess
just
what
is
wrong
but
the.
remedy
can
always
he
the
same.
Good
old
CaJtnria!
There's
comfort
in
every
drop
of
this
pure
vegetable
prepara'
tion
and
not
the
slightest
harm"
in
its
frequent
use.
As
often
as
Made
in
am
re
km
for
Supper
Tomorrow
It's
not
difficult,
when
you
use
"The
Worlds
Best
Flour"
and
folbw
this
Recipe,
reprinted
from
the
famous
Five
Roses
Coolf
Boole:
QUICK
LAYItlt
CAKlt
2
Efigi,
1
Oup
Sunt,
l
Cup
(Scant)
Milk,
2
TtMMpoont
Melted
Butter,
2
Teaipnxu
bkmi
rowder
in
2
Cupa
"FIVE
ROSES"
Flout.
Mu
and
bake
u
uaiul.
Put
nr
Fillint
betn
Layefi.
Bay
i
Bag
tohj
and
learn
of
the
finer
quality
ol
it
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FIVE
ROSES
FLOUR
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World's
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EVERYWHERE'
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tmim
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tusn
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Ami
baby
has
a
fretful
spc"'
feverish
and
cross
and
can't
tleep,
let
Castoria
soothe
and
quiet
him.
Sometimes
it'
a
touch
of
colic.
Sometimes
it
is
constipation.
Just
keepCi-toria
handy
and
give
freely
ft
mv
of
the
above
conditions
;
relief
will
follow
promptlv.
All
through
babyhood,
Civ
toria
is
a
mother's
standi"
.
nd
wise
mothers
do
not
ch
.uijc
t
stronger
medicines
as
the
fluid
Crows
older.
Just
incre.i-e
the
dose
of
Cattork
and
keep
the
youngster's
stomach
swett
and
,the
bouels
in
cood
order
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-
Fletcher's
Fletcher's
Castoria
Castoria
you
you
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u
look
for
this
,cjT'
signature
:
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Cake
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