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Citizens Take Notice

| Here’s an Announcement

 

i of Great Interest

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an We are offering you our entire stock of high grade merchandise at greatly
“in | reduced prices, some of the values are’ without precedent, prices that in
a previous years would have seemed impossible and at the most opportune

Fag time that has presented itself to you in years to save money on your Xmas

* ‘ ‘ ; | shopping. No misrepresentation of merchandise, no fictitious sale prices

My | but our regular values reduced, some below actual cost. Many lines are

limited and cannot be duplicated.

Our reputation for honest value and truthful representation has given us
the business success we have enjoyed for the past twenty years. We in-

' vite you to visit our two stores. China, Glassware, Baggage and Novelties
wit in downstairs store.
bh ! A deposit will hold any article until December 15th.
Pi " . . 7.
‘4 || MAX HEILBRONER —- Diamond Specialist

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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There IS Relief from

RHEUMATISM

In this day, no man or woman need suffer with rheumatic
pain. It’s as easy to get rid of as a headache. Aspirin
disposes of such pain like magic. Two tablets with a
te swallow of water relieves any mild attack, If any pain is
left, \repeat every two hours until the last twinge is
driven from the system. Never hesitate to take Aspirin.
It is not a narcotic. It won’t upset the stomach. It can’t
depress the heart. It may be taken days at a time, with-

 

e out the slightest harm. So, don’t dread the winter because
; of rheumatism, neuritis, lumbago or constant colds.
® : Aspirin will give you complete relief.
. ASPIRIN
:
ath. TRADE-MARK REG. IN CANADA
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ait ad BAYER

 

i Jasper Hard Coal

 

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aa! Bem e TOR ii eee cen. $11.50

5 MINEHEAD LUMP—Per Ton ..... 12.50
: JASPER LUMP—Per Ton ........ 12.50
re Dry Cedar and Jackpine For Sale
on ALL COALS ARE IN A DRYSHED

 

yy HYDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580

 

 

 

 

Because it doesn’t pay to advertise poor products,
It does pay to buy those advertised.

Lutheran Ladies’

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Birthday Party

 

Enjoyable Affair Held During Af-

ternoon and Evening at Home
of Mrs. E. Evenson

 

| The ladies of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church held an enjoyable birthday
; party yesterday afterndon' and eve-
| ning at thé home of Mrs. E. Even-
son, 816 Fifth Avenue East. Mrs. Ey-
|enson received the guests. A pro-
| gram of music and singing was en-
| joyed by a large crowd.

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Keep Children
Well Shod
Prevent Colds

We have Slippers and Rubbers
to suit every pocket. Prices are
very low.

See Ours Before Buying

Winter Shoes For
Boys and Girls

Cut Rate Shoe

Store

 

City Scrip Accepted

 

 

 

Estabilshed 1849

LAMB’S RUM

AGED, BLENDED AND
MATURED AT THE
LONDON DOCKS

“Lamb’s Fine Old Navy”

PROOF OVERPROOF

Old and Good!
Ask the British Navy!

On sale at Liquor Vendors or

direct from Government Li-

quor Control Mail Order De-
partment, Victoria, B.C.

Chis advertisement is aot pub-
lished or displayea by the
Liquor Control Board or by
the Government of British
British Columbia

thereby eliminating the necessity of
| issuing permits to Indians to fish

|

| tablished
| River, in the following locality:: A
jline drawn from Gordon Point on
| Finlayson Island, northerly to Per-
; kin Island. Thence northerly to a
| point of Kate Island.

; next and each season.
‘operation of this vessel means con-
| siderable loss to the fishermen, both
| in loss of gear and loss of time, and

 

| as to the prices they have decided

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|

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|

| to pay for the different varieties

 

 

Hanson Retires

 

mercial purposes be raised from*®

WATERFRONT WHIFFS

Fisheries Conference Here on Monday—Individual },
Records For American Fleet—Billy

A number of matters of interest to this district will be
brought up at the conference to be held on Monday next
by W. A. Found, deputy minister of fisheries, with local
fishing interests. Suggested amendments to the regula-
tions which are to be discussed will include the following:

That the minimum size of razor clams taken for com-

 

Saturday, November 19,

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._ Friday &§
¢ ‘Two SHOWS — > =n
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Feature Starts at 8.99
ADMISSION — j;- aa
SATURDAY MATINEE
Feature Starts 3:30—15¢ @ Z

A ROMANCE OF THE EARLY West

MICKEY MOUSE in “Mickey's Follies”

“HERITAGE OF THE DFSERP

By Zane Grey and Starring Randolph Scott, Sally Bi
MacDonald. Cowboys, Rustlers, Bad Men, When the gj
Was Judge and Jury. A Paramount Picture

Comedy—“The Pooch” (Our Gang) Musical—*“Artisti, Temper"

ane, J, Farrey
X-Shooter

FOX News

 

 

one and a half inches to three and’ pecially those affecting other than
| whites or Indians, be issued at the
That halibut fishermen be per-| Fisheries Office in Prince Rupert.
; Statistics of 1932
| chards by means of their own small) jangings by the American fleet at

‘a half inches.

imnitted to procure herring or pil-|

Following are

| seines or gillnets without having to) prince Rupert:

take out a licence for which a fee!

has to be paid. The bait obtained |

|could not be sold or bartered but|

would have to be used by the’ ves-| Anna J.

| sel holding the permit to operate | Arrow

| for bait. | Akutan

| That the mesh of shrimp nets be | Atlas

ino smaller than one and one half Addington

jinches, which provides a’ suitable Alki

| size for all commercial purposes. | Arctic

| That the captain of a seine boat | Atlantic

should be made responsible for the | Actor

qualifications of all those employ- | Argo

ed on the boat with him. | Alitak
That net fishing for chum sal-| Arthur H.

,mon be prohibited in Ah-cla-ker-ho ; Avona

Channel in Smith’s Inlet for a per-! Alten

iod of four years. Arne
-That salmon gillnet fishing op- Attu

erations be abolished in Prince Ru- Arcade

pert harbor, -Morse Lake, Dennis | Augusta

Arm and Cloyah Bay. | Bonanza
Japanese fishermen.—That the | Bolinda

cut in Japanese fishermen, not lic- | Blue Bird

ences thereof, be renewed in 1933, | Baltic

at the ratio of 10%, and that this , Betty

cut be continued yearly on the 10% | Bravo

basis until’ the Japanese are en- | Brothers

tirely eliminated from the fishing | Brisk

industry in British Columbia. | Coolidge
Sotkeye embargo--We demand | Condor

 

sockeye be permanently lifted to | Clipper
datefrom July 1, 1933. It is logically ; Columbia
contended that, if Canadian can- California
ners can import fresh sockeye from |Charlotte
the American side, as they did this | Castor
year, then Canadian fishermen! Cora
should have the right to sell their ; Celtic
fish where they can get the high- ! Defence
est price. | Discovery
That the minimum mesh of |Doric
smelt purse and drag seines be re- |Don Q
duced to three-quarters of an inch | Daily
instead of one inch as at present. | Eagle
That during the spring and coho |
salmon season the existing commer- | Eureka
cial fishery boundaries be moved ) Electra
up the Skeena River to their old; Emma
location, namely, at a point from | Eastern
the Khyex River to a point in aj Ethel
straight line across to the other | Eclipse
bank of the river | Excel
That canners advise fishermen | Foremost
early in the year, by April at least, | Friendly
| Fremont
Federal
Franklin
Frisco
Fairway
Grayling

 

 

of salmon during the current sea-

Suggest department abolish area
system in turn revert to district

system Garland
That it be suggested to the Fish- | Graii'
eries Department that a seine boat |Gony
or boats be chartered by the De-/| Gloria
partment to catch salmon and dis- | Glacier
tribute same to Indians for food,|Gjoa

Hyperian
Havana
Hazel H.
Hi Gill
Happy
Ithona
Ilene
Kanaga
Kennebec
Lituya
Leviathan
Lindy
Lumen
Lindy II
Lancing
Lenore

creeks.
That a dead area for nets be es-
in Portland Inlet, Naas

That the snag scow be operated
on the Skeena and Naas Rivers
The non-

 

 

;expense repairing gear Louhelen
That all gillnet fishing licences | Majestic
for the Skeena and Naas area, es- | Midway

that the embargo on export of raw; Constitution

Eastern Point

No.
Trips
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Ttl.
Catch
105,500
180,000
30,000
156,000
75,500
27,000
104,000
61,000
8,800
10,000
5,500
73,000
56,000
80,000
18,000
98,000
57,500
84,000
131,000
6,000
2,000
69,000
80,500
59,500
44,000
77,000
123,000
59,500
26,000
80,000
28.000
2,000
52,500
22,000
21,500
42,000
108,000
15,000
81,000
38,000
72,000
3,000
36,000
5,000
92,000
79,500
3,000
14,500
134,000
43,000
124,000
103,000
149,000
11,000
136,000
62,000
5,000.
116,000
101,500 *
153,000
6,000
48,500
102,000
39,000
63,500
33,000
111,000
46,000
67,500
58,000
30,000
72,000
14,000
42,000
95,000
7,000
66,000
17,000
85,000
34,000
43,000
186,000
101,500

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MONDAY and TUESDAY—“THE PHANTOM PRESIDENP
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Mars
Mary R.
McKinley
Mitkof
Middleton
Martindale
North
Norland
Nordby
Norma
Nordic
National
Neptune
Narrona
Onah
Oceanic
Pacific
Pierce
9,000 | Paragon
32,667 | Pioneer
11,500 | Polaris
14,000 ' Pegge
18,714 Prosperity
6,000 | Rainier
2.000 Reliance
11,500 | Radio
11,214; Rap Ul
11,900 | Resolute
11.000 | Restitution
38,500 | Reliance I
20.500 | Sentinel
9.917/| Sirius
26.000 | Senator
40,000 | Schorn
28,000 | Spray
2,000 | Summit
5,833 | Sunde
7,333 | Seymour
4.300 | Superior
42,000 | Star
12.009 | Sherman

- Sunset

7,500
40,500
9.500
36,000
3,000
5,143;
5,000 1577
30,666 | T704
13,250 T9551

3.9009 Thelma II
4.833 Trinity
44.666 Thor (big)
14,333 11088
31.000 Teddy J
11.444 Thelma M
14.900 Unome
11,000 , Urania
34,000 | Unimak

8,929

AV.

Trip
17,583
30,000
30,000
31,200
15,100
27,000
34,667
30,500

4,400
10,000

5,500
36,500
14,000
40,000

 

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Tatoosh

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75,000

3,300
76,000
80,000

81,000
30,000
90,000
114,000
94,000
36,500
134,000
13,000
40,000
27,000
149,000
156,000
136,000
22,500
84,000
41,000
18,000
11,100
139,000
220,000
129,900
199,000
48,500
82,000
21,000
130,000
137,000
99,000
180,500
155,000
95,500
20,000
40,000
49,000
94,000
47,500
117,000
79,D00
173,000
207,000
24,100
68,000
118,500
2,500
9,500
13,700
11,100
57,000
30,000
6,300
68,500
24,000
9,500
79,500
28,000

12,500! Viking 7 71,000 10)
3,300 Venus 2 27,000 ye
38,000 Viola 5 32,700 4
40,000 views 9 37,000 Ati
; Vesta 1 = 12,000 12)
13,500 | wave 4 Sten 7
30,000 | Wabash 7 40,000 i
30,000 | Wizard 4 105,000 ‘a
16,286 | Wireless 2 10,000 «
31,333 Whileaway 3 22,800 }
7,300 | Wenterstad 1 5,900
26,800 | yukon 2 42,000 9
13,000 Zarembo 4 44500 i
20,000 Yakutat 2 49,000 i
13,500 Venture 1 32,000 %
13,545 | Sea Bird 2 31,000 45
14,182! Estep 1 15,000 is
34,000 | Helgeland 2 56,000 y
7,500 Zenith 1 15,000 45
42.000 | Portlock 1 36,000 %
20,500 lan hin

18,000} Bill Hansen, captain of the Trg

5,550’ ma H, but, since the brave &
23,167| when he fought in Cuba, be
36,667 known as The Gunner, ha mor

10,825 ashore, taking up residence in
39,800 new home he has built at Jay jy
8,083 let; Some years ago hi purcha
27,333 acreage from Messrs. Murray

7,000
21,667
22,833

9,900
30,083
17,222
12,875
10,000
40,900
24,500
23 500
11,875
14,688
39,500
17.300
25,875

4,820
22,667
14,813

2;500

4.750

3,475

5,550
28 500
30,000

3,150
13,700

8,000

9,500
14,900

9,333

Wauchope, large property huldg
in that district. During the wing
season and between fishing \
after clearing and d:
land, he erected a comfortabk
handsome dwelling. While the »
home may not compare with t
splendid residence he left beh
in Norway many years ago, still
is a distitict credit | mt
ting industry and genius. Here {
war worn veteran w en'oy com
fortable haven
and eventful voyages. A

his old mistress, th« ng
mur twice a day at t!

his garden path. While he ¢
tains his many friends a
finishing touches on |

the years sit light!

shoulders. What mo:

could befal as the rev

of toil and adventure

  

after mar

The hospital boar ts regula
monthly meeting last nai
the usual grant of $5
Harrison R.N
to provide comfort
patients in the institutior
the forthcoming Ch

lady sup

 

5,000 | «
16,571 |
12,688 |
38,250

6,000 |

The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous

 

12,125 |
11,333 |
9,750 |
12,700
16,500 |
18,500
9,200
11,250
14,500
30,000
36,000
7,000
14,000
23,750
7,000
11,000
8,500 |
14,167 |!
17,000
14,333
26,571

12,888

 

 

 

||“Rupert Brand”

SMOKED

— BLACK COD —

Prepared Daily By

Canadian Fish & Cold Storage Co., Lid.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.

 

 

B. R. Rice sailed last night on
the Princess Adelaide for’ a ‘toli-
day trip te Vancouver and eise-
where in the south.

For quick returns Try a Want

“TILLIE THE TOILER”

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Tt Could Be His Own Initials

_By Westover.

 

 

 

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homelike, beautiful harbor - |

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Rates reasonable. Spacious
sample rooms,

FIRST CLASS CAFE
Open at All Hours
Special monthly rate for
Rooms and Meals

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