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PAGE FOU? —— ‘TE DAILY NEWS Saturday, August 6, 1933
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; FOOTWEAR |, _ WATERFRONT WHIFFS eign Stebieer

American Halibut Landings Holding Up Well But irient returned to the city on this

Friday & Saturday

TWO SHOWS — 7 and 9 p.m,
Feature Starts at 7:55 & 9:59
ADMISSION. —  l5c & 50¢
SATURDAY MATINEE at 2:30

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Canadian Down—Further Figures on Salmon ifternoon’s train from a trip to the Feature Starts 3:25—15e & 35¢
Pack—Going to McGill University interior on official duties, ADVENTURE — ROMANCE — COMEDY — _ THRILLS
f ut to the Bone | A. EB. Parlow, district forester, ° ° éC e 9
4 | Volume of American halibut landings is holding up well '*"' ° eS pirenagent Fe grab ] y In arniva Oat
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF | at Prince Rupert early in August although Canadian’ jo week-end with Mrs. Parlow and
SAMPLE SHOES landings continue to be light. During the week ended yes- tamily who are encamped therefor With Fred Kohler, Hobart Bosworth, Ginger Rogers

A Story of Lumberjacks Among Big Timbers

Comedy—LAUREL & HARDY in “COUNTY HOSPITAL”
Sport—“Trout Fishing” Metro News Cartoon—“Duck Hunt”

Runners and Boots that we have picked up at mar- | terday landings at the port totalled 487,000 pounds of |the summer.
vellously low prices and we are throwing them on which American vessels contributed 399,000 pounds and ieee

; ° \ leak eae . oe : ns ‘ R. G. Johnston, manager of In-
the market at prices that must prove compelling. Call Canadian but 88,000 pounds. Total landings at the port veineas cobiers. willl hen Tibet

   
   
    

 

 

 

 

 

 

if and be convinced. yestebeng aney ark i commh er, ’ RM. See, Se Seren ee MONDAY & TUESDAY—“BEAST OF THE CITY”
"i es @ s . ‘. re Ca 7
: at of the shoes we are hi fee ray sekies.’ bem yer | d cannery business, arrived in the o n
; Most of the shoes we are handling now are Leckies which Canadian boats had landed Dr. A exander $s \ city on Sie Petes Meola Wale 20
, The market is away down and we are buying refgu- 2,771,250 pounds and American 5,- c morning from dinait the coast, hav
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yo larly and selling at the latest “away down” prices. ]/825,300 pounds. During the week | Final Lecture ing: baawiled dhe sinadibe’ ar Gada
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Lae provement although still leaving ——
es . . sire > hi The meetings of Dr. Alexander, ey ;
at! nuch to be desired. The high bid Bima act 2 «alin sae Walter D. Allen of the Chronicle

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5.lc and 2.5¢ which the Tramp was “tudent of psychology, have been sate. eee 0 ro a
. paid for 16,000 pounds while the well attended during the past two} ,: ynal E we “a pec ee ares
|low price of the week was 4.9c and | weeks. They close tomorrow when| th pr tieg as ouies Rober
Raabe oth iit MRS SMITH jase fecelved by the Covenant for |the visitor will deliver his final lec-| 11. omning trom Vancomves-4n |
¢ ¥ ‘ : ; ; ture of the series St te . i
te a ale e | 13,000 pounds. The highest price of | ‘¥ : S. the courbes aes i
: + MRS. BRUCE'S FLIGHT + ithe week for American fish was Dr. Alexander has visited Prince a siaal ze Pea ata tour a
” : Tet oe IS HONORED 6.7e and 8c paid the Wave for 5,000 | Rupert a number of times and it is)... ' train ere roe
% — — ip » + > .: u " . Ay S Uleeall, :
ms : loin ; Wieht 2 ounds and the low 4c and 2c which Noticeable that those who have
et ; E ; 6s % ie Victor + eg | number of boats received for their /heard him before want to hear him Frank Clark, locomotive foreman
ing., Aug. 6: rs. ctor ; lapain. { lark, g
* Bruce, who took off yesterday #|North Island Fishermen Express catches. ‘a ae. |for the Canadian National Railways
bai as ia 2 Appreciation For Help Given | ; : 7 aetna a |at Prince George, arrived in the cit
$ p Grarbaas penn nti ke Soa 2 "By Former Local Rees | An officiaf bulletin on the salmon) GRAIN CROP IS REDUCED rom the interio? on this aneahoware} Drive the New Ford Eight. Its smooth, eight-cylinder performance
(2, + ance flight ero go ; , ees: | pack for 1932 reveals that a total of M train and will sail this evening ont and remarkable riding comfort give a new motoring experience
f oe ti da} by gwd vi ot eddie take Tes Gent seaman 127,622 cases had been packed on| (Continued from Pace 1) the Prince George for Vahsouver! in a low-priced car. Call at our showrooms or telephone for a
: main gasoline tank after hav- Pac htmy me ls itis i as . 7 : : ay
' # ine spent fifteen hours in the #, have prepared for the North Island the British Columbia coast ee ren - —~|to pay official visits in the south | demonstration rae s
fh + i id Fishermen's Association a hand- |July 23 this year as compared with | large daily carryovers at all stock~-!in pis capacity as Grand Master of | FOURTEEN BODY TYPES
v e au e|some 20-inch silver cup which is to 175,085 cases up to a similar date| yards and lower prices have pre- the Oddfellows’ Lodge for British | Eight Cylinder Car New Four Cylinder Car
0660440000004 08 lhe presented to Mrs. George Smith last year. The pack per areas this | vailed, especially on the plain and | cojympbia He was met here by lo- $778.00 and Up $716.00 and Up
as a token of appreciation for her|¥¢@% 4nd last up to that date was|medium kinds. Stocker and feeder |.4) members of the order who are F. 0. B. Prince Rupert, spare tire and taxes included
ie work of the past two years in pro- given as follows: cattle are now putting in an @P- entertaining him during his brief Easy time payments
B th A B i (viding first aid and other assistance 1932 1931 “pearance with good quality indivi- | ay
: a at | duals changing hands at steady :
0 re ein |to sick and injured fishermen on Cases Cases J Seshetiientl
the North Island trolling grounds,|/ fraser River .... 45,521 21.276 prices but the common kinds are Rev. Dr. H. R. Grant of Fort * . ar er *9 or e ers
Transferred to The cup was taken last night to the| Naas River ....s.......15,475 6,950 | '2 poor demand. The hog market | wijjjam. Ontario, former pastor of Third Ave. East Phone 83
‘Islands where it will be formally |Skeena River .........49,881 81,168] has strengthened a little and, with | pirst presbyterian Church here, ar-
S th Cities presented to Mrs. Smith. Rivers. Inlet 38,617 55,565 | Prospects of a smaller run, this|rived in the city on the ss. Prince
outnern A special plaque was prepared for|Smith’s Inlet .......18,082 12,234) Strength should be maintained. —_ [Robert this morning and will sup-
sided \the base of the cup bearing an en- Central Area, ...........22,279 25,094 | nna is _ ply in the pulpit of the local
igraving of a trolling boat and suit-|}@. C. Islands. .... 1,503 2,000; Ray Commons, accountant of the |church the coming month. Mrs. R. "
Miss Dorothy Macdonald and pega yo istri ‘ os tie ei a : : . ; 2
- M <2 : wih i. roe Browns able inscription. | District No. 3 20,980 23,344 local branch of the Royal Bank of |A. Harlow and family of Prince The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous
7 : arold Mat a a “er 4 Mrs. Smith is the wife of the | Canada, returned to the city on this|George are expected in the city
; son of Ald. and Mrs. S. D. Macdon- jagent of the Union Oil Co. at North| Capt. J. Haati,’ who canie into|-fternoon’s train from Burns Lake |from the interior within thé course

ald, will sail this evening on the
Prince George for the south. The

: hich Kudelka R.N., for some years ajago from Rehnel Sound, reported a | Several weeks ago, he sustained ser-| nain here during the stay of Dr. é“ 99
former is going to Nanaimo to whic member of the nursing staff of the |lot of silver. chums and cohoes| lous injuries.in an automobile aaci- |Grant who is Mrs. Harlow’s ‘father. u p ert Ya n

Island and was formerly Miss Anne }Queen.Chatlotte City a few days | Where, while relieving the manager |of the next few days and will 1e-

 

 

 

* point she has been ‘speneiereed in Prince Rupert General Hospital.’ | jumping off the western entrance of | 4¢"t &S @ result of which he has/Meantime Dr. Grant is the guest
* the provincial on oe Service | sia haiiahiad | Skidegate Inlet. | Since been in hospital. He still has/of Mr. and Mrs. T. H, Johnson
" while the latter goes to Vancouver, ; his arm in a sling } “f - i '
| his ¢ é g. Fourth Avenue East. O
ly having been transferred to mat RADICAT t SM KED
ir city in the service of the Bank of | 4 Orville F. Denstedt, well known |

 

 

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- Montreal. ' jinember of the scientific staff of | == -—
Both have lived in Prince Rupert | ARRESTED Prince Rupert Fisheries Ex-|
since early childhood and their de- | | perimental Station, is. planning on | heeeneeesemens
parture from the city will be much Daniel Mal ‘eas a Si Fei | leaving in September for McGill | ‘
regretted among the younger set. anite® Matone, Aneged Sinn Femer University where he will take up|
delhi daca tectinka of Bad Type, in Custody at —_/ advanced studies looking to the ac-|
Toronto |quirement of his Ph. D. degree. He |

e ° — | will probably be away for two or! Prepared Daily By
Celebration | TORONTO, Aug. 6:—Daniel Ma-| three Cheaters dio pated , :

“ar lone, asserted by the Royal Cana-| per of the staff of Sak loca heishipe| FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Canadian Fish & Cold Si rae ( Ltd
iy To Be Staged dian Mounted Police to be a Sinn Minister, Rev. W. D. Grant Hollingworth, B.A. 0 ase 0., °

' jon leave of absence. His many}
ol |Feiner of the most radical type and/| friends will wish him success in his Organist, John E. Davey PRINCE RUPERT, B.C,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

yt 2 also, according to the Mounted Po- | g¢;
Labor Day to Be Observed as Usual 'jiee a man who has expressed th a See M
re Under Auspi fore ai ay —————— rning service ¢ ‘lor
® Here Under Auspices of Trades lintention of shooting Rt. Hon. J. H. . orning pavene at 11 pen k
ey, and Labor Council | Thomas, British Secretary for the| M. A. Burbank, divisional engin- Evening service at 7:30
“tS Dominions, who is at present injeer for the Canadian Nationa’| Male quartet, “He Lifted Me” oe
t be ms oi snap ot i ene Ottawa, is being held by the police | Railways, returned to the city ou | Preacher—Rev. Dr. H. R. Grant, former pastor of this church . é
Law os : aah akin of tha here after being remanded for this afternoon's train from one of | Everybody welcome Early Ad Co 1S a reciated
ion at a specia 8 eight days on a nominal charge of|his periodical trips over the line on , pp
Prince Rupert Trades and Labor vagrancy official duties on a
rae ; : it. | : , 5
a Council last night when commit | omnes ee ee ee ee a
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1 liminary matters attended to. It| ‘6 ” * ’ . " '
was decided that part of the pro- TILLIE THE TOILER G th D E ‘
| ceeds of the celebration will be de- etting e rop on m
voted to relief purposes.
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ttees will he 1 tof tins pLOoK AT THERE S ; a. Pine ps) (7 ST
mittees will be announced in a few Hit PLALe L SOME THING IT'S A MAN || Hite ' Pi es | | ( WHY, Us!
days > a ON “THE win “2, AND HE'S pce . | J * \mMAC. ! ED
te Ald. 8S. D. Macdonald, president aE x COINS To ayy: D7 Pil ALCS oe IIH ERE a
ec “il, was ~ TUMP . ~ oc nts : | 2" .OT S
i of the council, was in the chair at FLYING Po inewnseenmt \ Dower & . Pow You! } A FEN
vl last night’s meeting. Ni ase COME | OF MINE

   

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4 Steamship Sailings %
< For Vancouver— a,
hi. Monday—ss. Pr. George ....4 p.m. 4
el Tuesday—ss. Catala .... 1:30 p.m. a —
+e Wed.—ss, Pr. Robert 9 a.m. ee eee hak ie
id Friday -ss. Prin. Adelaide 10 p.m, eg Pray tt
Ss. Cardena . midnight pe ci 8
Saturday—ss. Pr. George .. 7 p.m, Mindtinlat?.
ie Aug. 6—ss. Prin. Charlotte .... p.m. ; : id
ry Aug. 13—ss, Prin. Louise . p.m,
Aug. 20—ss. Prin. Alice ........ p.m. ®
Ane, Fives Bete todos Lo 5a Learning a New Language
i ‘b From Vancouver—
Sunday—ss. Catala ................ p.m, :
i ame muper’ 42:2 Od. IT .WAS NICS CALL IT WHat BUT PIE LETS Ste. SUPPER VS ed a
ay—ss, Pr. George 11:30°a.m. OF You TO You PLEASE Just) | Is PLEBIAN DINNES AND PIE 18 RLEBIAU— AT DO “YOY ASIC
: Friday—ss, Cardena*s..,,........@p.m. |; ; ASK ME TO SO WE HAVE | 4 niall FOR, WHEN Sou WANT
5 ue Ss, Princess Adelaide p.m. SUPPER Ni fi A CUP oF COFFEE’
‘e.) Satur.—ss. Pr. Robert 11:30 a.m . ~ ‘es
t. Aug. 15—ss. Prin. Alice an
Aug. 22—ss. Prin. Louise a.m.
i : Aug. 29—ss, Prin. Alice. a.m. |
wo For, Naas Kiver and Port Simpsen— |
it Sunday—ss. Catala 8 p.m, |
, From Naas River & Port Simpson—-
: Tuesday—ss. Catala .... 11:30 a.m.
bes. For Stewart and Anyox—
». Friday—ss. Pr. George 3 p.m.
: Sunday—ss, Catala ... 8 p.m,
3 From Stewart and Anyox— $i
* Tuesday—ss. Catala .... 11:30 a.m, le tata eine Peet tat acts. th
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Satur.—ss. Prin. George .... 6 p.m,