£ i4 . Saturday, Augy:
e ja! PAGE FOUR THE DAILY NEWS Baturday, August 13, iy
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ol | OUT COAL} ont Forget} vening Enjoyable Feature starts 7:40 and yy
as | | THAT THE BIG q en Meee,
; er ie 0 a iehtful Af-
vey Salmon Pack Figures For Season—Sockeye Fishing _ || Hospital Board Decides to Give a. mee gm - oe
Ends Next Week-End—Halibut Landings | Telkwa Fuel Trial—Order For Fa ctiiia ane Seabed THE RIB-TIOKLING 66 si
Island Coal is Given | . | R : onal P OFF ’
- , : . There was a good attendance at!
¢ ir ‘ apes ° as After hearing letters from C. C. , : et
1 ay According to offieially compiled figures the salmon pack} xetchum of this city and F. m.| 1 highly enjoyable congregational '§ Starring Eddie Quillan, Robert ae Ginger Roger,
- " ane ’ . ‘ . s0cig . as p 2 § sie ” Lov = 7 r - Hy ; sa
for the British Columbia coast up to July 30 this year had | Dockri of Telkwa in which the| oe, he nN ‘aa + Sate Just a Vagabond Lover—He Breaks Hearts ¢ He Fixes Radigg
nk * 219 NOr ail ; pe 'S is resbyteria be .
totalled 297,590 cases as compared with 313,025 cases at|merits of Bulkley Valley furnace|§ Shureh. Rev. Dr. H. R. Grant of|@ Comedy—“FREE EATS” (OUR GANG) FOX NEWs
. a similar date last year. The pack for the Naas River had | SO" hel were set forth, the f Fort William, Ont., former pastor of | KRAZY KAT in “BIRTH OF JAZZ”
' reached a total of 30,971 cases this season as against 9,907) : the church, presided over the af-|

hospital board last night decided to| SATURDAY MATINEE at 2:30 Feature Starts 3:10—15¢ & 35¢

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cases last year while the Skeena pack for this year totalled

71,077 cases in comparison with™

 

115,942 cases last year. The pack
for Rivers Inlet and the central
area this season was down while
that for Smith’s Inlet was up. Fol-|
lowing are some official figures for }

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‘all for tenders for a trial order of | re
Telkwa coal. Mr.)3
protested '&

ten tons of the
Ketchum, in his. letter,
against the hospital calling for ten-
ders exclusively for Vancouver Isl-
and coal. The Telkwa

Ketchum contended, was equal if §

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fair and gave an inspiring address |
which was one of the features of|
the evening’s proceedings.

The program included violin solos,
by John Bremner, vocal solos by |
Mrs. William Millar, Miss Beulah}
McKinley, John E. Davey, J. A. Teng, |

 

 

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‘ { |Mrs rocklesby ¢ 's. J. H.
4 the salmon pack this year and last} not superior to the Vancouver Isl- . ee ate 7 be ae -
* in for various divisions of the coast: and coal and he saw no reason why @ sas a), rae ee ee ee DRIED SHIN
iM  # " Fraser River a superior product of this district € eS apa and Ses ACSA Agee
_ oo 1932 1931 | ital he Ediitiadily teed ata }piano and violin duets by Mr. and ; : a TCs
© should be arbitrarily discriminated Mrs. J. B. MacKay and selections Retain the cedar oil in the wood, affording extra and better pre.
: ‘no co ‘asec | n AVAL SY « ahi ay i se f
. Sock ome <0 a6 against. by John Bremner‘’s Scottish Or- servation than kiln-dried shingles from which the essentia} oj
, Sockeye 64,400 0,500 | Ald. Macdonald, chairman of the ee a E ; ' ; en evaport Our shingles are made Neen (The chsdds
4 i, Springs 15.782 2.537 soil needles, - celina’ a eee hestra has been evaporated. Our s g . e ma oon Queen Charlotte
ate y zi se commute explained what, | | A-delicious supper was served be- Islands and, as a home product, deserve your preference. Shingle
Fi aa Blue Backs 12,228 = 10,687 | for some years, Vancouver Island iP ‘ oe ' vages on the Islands are spent eventually in Pri
¢ Be Coho 4,020 101} snidk haa binais eitionsinll oa ies st | ore the gathering dispersegl. Mrs makers wages O1 ‘ : pent y in Prince Ry-
lan “cs Pinks ; 70 | COG) AM a ade ers =o ie James Simpson being convener for pert, while Vancouver wages never come north. Support a home
) s 1 v¢ . - . ¢
ca me st SEPP OR AVE! 2OT SS MORAG. the evening industry and your own welfare by specifying Air Dried Shingles
- c 2 CUMS | nah 4 18 There was no intention to discrim- | . | a
, * re PRA CAR inate against a product of this dis- ‘ Beas : “ inom P ° e N ] 5X $3 75: N ] 3X $3 yas
oF TOURS isn ccescceoesnsih 56,439 26,870 trict and he, for one, was in favor sc Board nae oo Sent al : rices: INO. cfd, 0. F
ie, Naas River ef giving it a trial. President W. M.| Managing Secretary m. WW. _ m and Mrs, Stanley ‘Mills ‘of|
N : Sockeye 8,809 6,123 | Brown and other members of the | Bireh Gouth Next ae . paying 2 Dejat any no HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580)
~ a Springs 3,833 1,330 board expressed similar sentiments | _— rer . ee eee
a a Coho 3,133 and it was decided, on motion of} 1, 131.0 the view that financial ee are mae os, a
a: Pinks 9,633 2,387 Ald. Macdonald and Ald. Rudder-| “CRE Me view Se 203 7 ' aE oe ==
= > ae * Chums 5,563 87 ham, to call for tenders for a trial | 22 edministeative prowiems wert
y - o sical gps ID .;,,,.0f more importance under exist
j consignment of ten tons of Bulkley). ‘ : 5h sade > the
& hi 4 ie Totals 30,971 9,907 Valley slack coal for furnace use. | ing qneeer ques... = we
¥ li Skeena River | The board also adopted a recom- epealgnt —_ ~ ness)
zA “ Sockeye 32,744 84,461 mendation of the house committee a ae i me ae e“ u e as
Di Springs 23,570 9,050 accepting a tender of Philpott &|_ a “ne ra cal he ne acai i
ik MEE Steelheads 43 90 Evitt for supply of Vancouver Isl- os eects = ' ee Soa }
q . a : { he annual conventior 1€ .
; hy Coho 7,789 4,208 and coal to the hospital. The ee Gidiiiinn Saceninadas ake
* al oe fr double screen, lump, 81080 for [lation in Vancouver on September r
q ot ay oe ae, il by ee and $6.76 r » lack 4 6, 7, and 8 by H. W. Birch, man- a
ie ‘ 5,94° -eenrerars S$ «rouageas tag Magasay ‘~laging secretary. It was moved by|
, & Totals 71,077 = 115, bert & McCaffery bid $12 on doubie |
i ; : |G. V. Wilkinson and seconded by
; Rivers Inlet }screened lump, $10.90 on mine run | Frank Dibb that Mr. Birch be sent
wie © Sockeye 52,797 64,336 and $6.90 on slack hw ee
Springs 371 330 o to the convention
+ . 1 Steelheads 22 33 Migr A lengthy communication from|
y . wt Coho 372 240| Hopes to meet cannibals, but | St hi S ilin | the Association set forth some of}
Pinks 1,257 71g| they must be friendly ones eams Ip a gs | the matters which it is intended|
—_ ‘i ; Chums 186 197| Hartley de Gerald, Chicago's nie to’ take up at the convention.}
o 4 : tee Sd globe-trotting youngster, recent- \for Vancouver— These matters will include pro-|
5 / re Totals 55,005 65,194 ly returned from Canada’s arec- Monday—ss. Pr. George ...4 p%m. waite, series Atha goecaprear fang
- Smith’s Inlet tic, is off for the Fiji Islands, | Tuesday—ss. Catala .... 1:30 p.m. a nen mipecs ae) Mae: hoapl-
. : __...23,305 12,732 alone Wed.~ss. Pr. Robe ‘m.}@! im cases where recipients aré rh ( 1 ‘ d Ad.
ae Sockaye pi yea ae aS nD OE patients in thejhospital; that leg- e asstjie 5.
i ie. Springs 37 114 Friday+ss, Prin. Adelaide 10 p.m. } letien |b
“ - slat : > pe royv y Tr
~ os Steelheads 18 38 ont ua 7 ane add Ss. Cardenh midnight |** ns n_ be enacted prorning ape E ,
‘4 . Coho 136 74| 300 pounds of which 129,000 Saturdays-ss. Rr. George |. 7 p.m. | eeauipnee Voto. to... protect Many people have something in the hous they
/ je jas fr ‘ona dis resse ; scounts of hospitals i vases of : ; ; :
g* ir Pinks 702 340 pours was from Canadian vessel Aug. 13—$s. Prin. Louise p.m. Scdint coil aan fe tt i ‘ rn P would like to sell which could be turned into money
ey Chums 65 64)and 352,300 pounds from American Aug; 20—ts. Prin. Alice pan. |, me gurmher Rego if they knew fac st T | ‘eo. )
——  -———}High price of the week for Cana-| Aug. 22—ss, Prin. Louise a.m ae eae Pn or 9 : ’ Pte HRC "y "8 assified we
Totals 24,263 13,362}dian tish was 54c and 2.5¢ which Aug. 29—ss. Prin. Alice .. gin. 1 a a ink ge mie ar-| tisement. Most people read the classifieds For
. > > as yt ‘ ; io 27-—ss i Ditrary reduc S In hospital ac- ‘
Central Area the Relief \was paid for 20,0u0; Aug. 27—ss. Prin. Louise P2-| counts by the Workmen's Compen- about fifty cents you can let them know about it
Sockeye 15,786 20,264] pounds whilé the low price was 4c; From Vancouver— sation ard. Othe atters to be di ; *y ‘ :
¥, Springs 1,144 §20j)and 2.5¢ received by the Borgund| Synday—gs. Catala pam. | sig: ee 4 aaa > . - and it may prove a profitable transaction
: . ~ oe disc tt ronvent ill be
YY nm Steelheads 306 368; and Vera Beatrice for catches of Wed:—ss. Pr. Rupert 11:30 a.m. the practice at asdiors port be
Se 22 Coho 3,195 2,087} 10,000 and 18,500 pounds respec-| Friday—sg, Pr. George 11:30 fm. dusiie nurses af first a ae sie ir
me Se) 9 a Pinks 14,716 15,920) cively. For ‘American fish the high, Friday—ss. Cardena . pm. the performing of seaaha’ me al
6 » oe ‘ » r o a R kn On . re ‘ eo L 2B L Surgicai oper: >
; nat “ Chums aes 6,204) price was 5.5c and 2c received by Ss. Princess Adelaide p.m.| tions, the supplying by hospitals to! Rentin the Hous
; i Sennen ————| the Sherman for 19,000 pounds and Satur.—ss. Pr. Robert 11:30 am surgeons of surgical instruments €
¢ i do Totals 42,782 45,453) the low 3.5c and 2c paid the Arctic! Aug. 15—ss. Prin. Alice . 8.0). land tine ilidiiaaion i. call of |
“ip Sf, we Queen Charlotte Islands for 38,000 pounds for Naas Kiver ana Port Simpson— | supplies writing of peo en There are a number of houses in the city not
{ ; - = gag ae see The D t {M Gunday—ss. Catala 8 p.m.|cords, charity cases, accounting| rented yet and many people make little effort to
; ’ 1e epar ant Marine an-| Pp J ; + wet: 2 : :
ol 94 = inounees the establishment Ot a ee Naas River & Fort Simpaon— | systems, balancing of income and| secure a tenant. Others who are wise to their op-
is BH WE vey Total 880 tounces the establishment of @) Tuesday—ss. Catala .... 11:30 a.m.| expenditure, use of private rooms| asa Pe ak : ;
£ ; otals setae re 2,600 | new occulting — acetylene light! po, Stewart amd Anyox— by patients who cannot afford to oprtunities try a classified advertisement in the
' ~ ‘i t t . ‘ reer te short ¥ ° wT ” .
a? Sockeye 15,176 11,671 Sabato Seculbed’ Bt short in-| . Priday—ss. Pr. George 3 p.m.| Pay for them and the justification | “For Rent” column and often get results. As one
Q ' , rvais é Shown from a lens lan : ayv— ‘ of 50-bed hospital: aintainine a a0 ie ‘ . 4 : 1.
pene 46-1808 }tern, ‘on Clark Point, Calvert Island iden Seca ioe mele + OO idle brome: satisfied customer said recently: “Those little ads
; sive Becks ate Ter use Sound. The elevation is 32) quesday—ss. Catala .... 11:30 am,| In order to reduce the cost to in-| certainly do bring results.”
’ , Coho $145 ‘63 eet and oe structure @ white)  sgatur.—ss, Prin. George .... 6 p.m.| ‘ividual hospitals of sending de)-
, iy Pinks aon enna poramsiical steel frame SUrMOUD-| For Ocean Falls— egates, it is proposed this year to
, : ' ie Chteme "199 no — by a steel PEG tank with) Monday—ss. Pr. George 4pm.|eliminate the practice of printing
f s i " ee = on top. The light is un Friday—ss. Prin, Adelaide 10 p.m the proceedings of the convention .
: ; Totals 28 373 32.977 watchec Satur.—ss. Pr. George ........ 7 p.m. whereby it is estimated $300 will Some Like Reader Ads
‘Totals Per Varieties While tl lt From Ocean Falis— be saved tobe applied to the pool- .
b lle there will be no cutting : ; , , i tae) oa
Wed s. Pr. , 30 ¢ ing fund for delegates’ expenses : ; - j we
Bockeye . 173,022 213,044 /down on the size of net mesh this! pridayas. Pr. George 11.80 ear we on Some people after trying other kinds of adver-
Spring: 5.75 . : . st seaman pian ‘ £ie Miter : . eBESe ss ‘
: a 45,751 15,934} fa)! owing to the heavy escapement| priday—es. Cardena pmjt#**#*t# teen et ee et tising decide to try a reader among the loca and
— vt . teelheads 459 538/io the spawning grounds earlier in Ss. Princess Adelaide p.m.|¢ personals, T} th I T)
B ; . ” 9° _ . a . : se. . . o ‘Ts ais. e VY ave o ey) a { tr is
ail i e a — ks ee aad the s¢ ason the sockeye fishing sea Satur.—ss. Pr. Robert 11:30 a.m.|# The Daily News con be pur- 4 a li € , en they nave got re sults. ne
it by Seiethle aaah aan son will come to a close on the| go, Queen Charlotte Islands— # chased at- a a little higher but they have been well satisfied.
nny : s 20,33 , ‘ gust ‘ . ’ » : + *,¢ ah
. yan, Poleht of August 20 this year'as far) aug 5 and 19—ss. P. John 10 pm.|® Post Office’ News Stand, 325 ¢ When conditions are like they are today the news
" Chums 15,81 604 |, : ec +7 Seine N ey are loday
ees 1m yore 7,604/ as most of the canneries in Prince * Granville St., Vancouver. q : 7 ny .
a oe ———|Rupert district are concerned The ® Karl Anderson, Prince ¢ papers can often help. The price is not very hig
oe Totals 297,590 313,025 nen week ha: vam featured by fish per day, With the cessation of |@ George, B.C . Do not lie down and bemoan vour hard fate. Try 4
heavy run of chum salmon in al-. sockeye fishing, most of the can-|¢@ R. W. Riley, Terrace, B.C o ‘on : > . ? 4 ;
. . . ’ XY, ye . ‘ . £ P oT V
‘ + hy Heavy Coho Run most all parts of the district. So neries in the district will cease op-|@ General Store, Anyox. + lif fe rent kind of advertisement and if that is no
on A very heavy run of coho salmon heavy has the run of this variety erations for the year with the ex-|@ Smithers Drug Store, Smith- # successful try again.
> sie was reported this week on the|een that seineboats in the Bute-| ception of a few which are remain-|@ ers, B.C, ~
a rr trolling grounds of Dundas Island dale area have been limitec ) 2000 ing open to pack fall varieties. **#¢*#e**+40244464 444 :
, 7 and elsewhere outside of Prince Ru-| ¢ - -—-— - . eee —
A a pert Harbor. With many boats out, 4 .
' the production was large and pac- TILLIE THE TOILER” | D d th P . f .
le
4 i kers were making daily trips into t epen $ on e oint oe 1ew —By Westover
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Prince Rupert. The big run attrac-
ted some gillnetters out of the - e . ns
me Skeena River to troll for the co- FEenIE IS - eiekas MAC. you SHSOLD } Not me) r j i T-acu FRoOnT 7 -
a ip ae SUCH A DEAR LON? cory — _ + DON'T FALL | & i “J / NO J %
i er — 1BOY SucH HIS : =
t ¥ : r gh MAN NERS 5 eypecT MB DEPORT | FOR” THIS : Ba, NC Ic Y
alibut landings at the port of) ont Maat | | STORE “THERE
hi Prince Rupért for thé’ 199% Nédson |’) |! Tele a P | | ARE SO |
ai ‘ up to and including yesterday to-| Mac ? I, ; bef MANY Fo: KS / f
: it J talled 9,089,050 pounds as compared Se ar ‘ | | WHO SEEM UNG
i 7 with 10,599,440 pounds up to the ) | | A | to BE -
; corresponding date last year. Am- | h ' Le ad
- t ' erican landings this year to date) iy 2 " j |
like ! have totalled 6,188,800 pounds as} Fie 7 ,
a ¥ + : ' Urey 1) IJ L_—
* ne against last year’s 6,202,640 pounds, my bdebenne
at a similar date while Canadian | tua * 4
Jandings this year had reached a| 10 Wi we, ; |
* by total of 2,900,250 pounds in com-| ell Hi . ae a
ie we parison with last year's 4,396,800, ' at hi a |
oan »ounds, During the week of August IND ‘ Ih \ BF oF mE
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