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Looking Backward

Over the year about to end, we feel grateful

for the many things it has brought us; for

the new friendships that have been made; for

the old friendships that have been made more
enduring.

Looking Forward

To the New Year with thankfui hearts we
wish to express the hope that 193:} will bring
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WATERFRONT. WHIFFS

Opening of Halibut Fishing Season May be Delayed .
—Biological Men Leaving for Ottawa Monday— i
Speculating on High Boat of Americans le

 

Although the North Pacific halibut fishing season is
due to open on January 15 following the annual close sea-
ison, there appears to be a strong possibility that new re-
gulations, shortly to be promulgated by the International
' Fisheries Commission, will alter this date. Whether or not}
the date is changed by the authorities, however, it seems|@
}grobable that the fishermen ands
luntarily delay

 

i vessel owners will v

iresumption of fishing beyond this
late in the event that the stock of
| frozen halibut is not sufficiently re-

| duced by the first of the year to
| make it likely that fresh fish prices

 

 

 

 

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Monday and Tuesday
TWO SHOWS —7 1D and 9 i
Feature Starts at } 49 & a4
ADMISSION — ig 2
MONDAY MATINERF
Feature Starts 3:10—
Happy Days Are Here Again

Marie Dressler and Polly Moran jy
“Prosperity”

With ANITA tAGE and NORMAN POST? R
Good-bye Blues — Se Long Gloom — See This Riot
A Metro-Goldwyn Picture Musical—“Picking 4 Winner"
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Last Time Today — “THE BIG TIMER

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gether with health and happiness more prec- *
. : will be high enough to make opera- |
ious than riches. ions at such a difficult and hazar- 4 s
Sia! siesta ine wees profitable “Prosperity” With Marie Dressler |
rhe , tent if si i GP a and Polly Moran, Christmas = |
| a so ioe ir ee Picture at Capitol
MERRY CHRISTMAS the ope vs js
: , nd it appe _—
—and may the New Year ny ve "en PI
: be filled with— nstituted in 1932 ¥ ee: aed
CHRISTMAS ther extended next year. A new , ae a = j
: > Me ' +) ; t eon
1 9 3 9 HAPPINESS isuggestion that is now being “ F ts - Zo "he or = j
lfered is that a definite maximum (7? - . ae os!
. -* Je jcatch per man per trip should be : ee ie MS ae Siem
we
MAX HEILBRONER - - Diamond Specialist Jagreed upon and then, by restrict- "°°" Tessier and Moran pla
ng the number of trips as the con- ,,- : 7 eae
|dition of the market dictates, the wo ee Tp oe
jactual supply of fish could be read : 7 oe eres
: = ity regulated . om. The scene 19 ta
ie s ¥ depicts tt
7 : > ’ x ’
| Capt. Sid Barrington of the Bar- |, Bs a Sie oe
ao oe Transportation C well . Se ee ec aa ee My
( ards, { alendars known Stik.ine River transportation ,- oe ok ae : = _
} ee in S = le oncern, hes been spending several! a . = ee
L / Cs d jmonths this fall in Los Angeles ae i 7 i
h . s il : i ig! ive
eal ier oods oe } absence from Wrangell,|,,.. " . .
pe his brother, Capt. Hill Barringtor we. lines. sy 4
ue “i ae S : SI , r
PA —= ( ift Silver | has bee: i charge of the company's}, «,..¢ : a
j operata The new “Hazel B. No.|, , : : , - ,
<—o~. 2s whirl : 4 ts : on “ at “ ner
— = . \ “ m iz nin! was pia ea if ¢ pera ion . ‘ ; " . ‘ a
.. Yer ilver Novelties fs sx, '© proving to ve « very thine s who ts to
7 ws tory ship . Perr
Ee : ‘ ¢ the
in a —— ] oys, ] oys Fe t* readers of these columns, . : res ; — :
» — e Vil! Man extends the com- |. m2 ‘ oe da: ice hea 4 sad
( hild ? B phimorn of the season. That oie cide : : 5.
ren § oo Ss | Chines Day tomorrow shall be ’ ge
as mere) « one as possible for all . : ' w
. ® ° is © ctnest_hope. We are all _
Wishing all our friends a Merry 2 0% sta of yissitade ned
these beard times but, at that : 7
Chri t things n cht have been a good : "
§ mas | dea! worse. Anyway, let us forget —s : ” :
| the dep: ession and its cares for | ae r pet
FRASER STATIONERS ff sescgroentsserics [onus Ses oer en
the sp*it of the happy Yuletide | ee
| season
- a — | ume N Nanau
: | Leaving For Ottawa 3 A ‘ ng hav
Johy. Dyt 1, membe [ ; : he prin
XMAS TREE | Biologic al Board of Canada nd I ne fu er Y
B. Finn, director of the Prince R oe tm f British ¢
| ert Exp t S — the breeds
& lcion, wa! ke Pr Rupert ' ms Pribiloff Islands. |
ti | sondas mor y train for Ot-|' ' ati va indertak '
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} Ce i 5 awa wh i i . a
ann meetir wf the B .
Presbyterian Children Give Concert} Bo a2 pan pbs a r ne i. he sal-|
+ A ae bee aes Pipe Tn ee es te Et a
*s Way a at thre eks. Mr. Dyt
Visit to Gathering ae : er. re ' fur
a . avn. in addition to attending ¢t ' os 66s
Christmas comes but once a year, so : ,' rd meeting, will yy Ind tf the
. : 4 e Biological Boa meeting, will vi
| Upward { 200 persons, m ; nol r ' '
- we hope you will all enjoy it. Let it jchildren, attended the annual}. 7. oma ;
A : ~hris entertainment ny
os be a season of real enjoyment. May h hool of First Presby-| -
mr : ‘ ’ teat i It t b ef :
oS the New Year bring you all ‘diamante thik he aitals telnn 0 vers! , el w |
é% a i ‘lightful fous 1) oie i | , r 4 ‘ ; 1 ' ;
s prosperity. Seren oe ne ee Same ee ae season
a i nt program had been rendered ; ie o pe
aN »y the children, Santa Claus ar ;, — oe : ;
ea ' pre ni he West Ca i
ved I ; — 4 iia? : : :
ss ived ; e x and aistriduted |
5A ncaa ries ne = : : 1 +) iw ge Elia pre bab
y riz in wee aus LEC Cilii~ |
Ye } re} | i A t D on
" | Iohn Ft er uient ae ail ‘ Ox ' A am
¢ John F, Davey, superintende: fy uv : : lr. H. Joh
Ld ithe Sunday School. wa n general! , . © scascr
4 ; in general | { 1 F
Ay icharge with teachers assisting ‘
‘ Moor ‘ xe ment
rs a. 4 | The program was as follows oa vee. Pp oo >
s : Carol, “Christmas.” Junior Cl d, Capt. R. Gammor | F ; it
. | Wat ert t fat , citeal Ow
SA Photos, Photo Finishing, Cards, Recitation, Nancy Bremner i ol oe h sa haliby
Sketch, Mrs. C. G. Ham's cla | , i xper
. . . . f wok ened A ex] Se
Calendars, Picture Framing Recitatiun, Betty Bremner Me, SER enS at it
| Drill, Miss Helen Walker's ana|7"* a 5
vil Eisie Findla lass : ; eineboat Ze : we
Sketch, Mrs. Robert Davie's cla fe : ’ _
Presentation Ol dipiomas for mé on ree Das : ; ; j ‘ , at the
nory work, Rev. W. D. Grant Hol- | b Z alibut be
ingworth Repair Job Near Finished i ; f fie '
: > . 2Wworun . — ; ; : - y ' nex ear if fishing for
7 Carol, “Christmas Comes Acein.”| eo “ ra sae . ae taal i halibut is delayed until Peb
r r Junior Chotr ee a pair job OM Me! ryary 1 or 15, Early trade in .
e Ow % |halibut boat Lysekil which was| ialibt winter nee
1uadiy battei n her last trip of a
— ee . *igood and prices have en hel ’
: the 1932 fishi season and had alee ‘ A . : ; a . re 7 ~-
e } j yeni ievei ! He principal mat ets
Christmas Cakes, Puddings, Pastries » _|linarrow eseape from destruction. | ny halibut trosen i 1980 want tng
’ ’ omorrow 1S The vessei has had a solid bulwark] ctorave at low : than in *
: rag Lowe Mian any
" . F i fitted In place of the former pipe is bei ted at a
Superior Quality and Reasonable Price ails and a new pilot house has been | whieh should serve to 1 th nape
slit Bees fag weet , rar ¥ te tre! y in
\fair volume even unde -xisting
MAS DAY | res semsinscoy wwe storm | ting
. As bo : which she « damaged. By the!
’ ¢ . Di nw .
ry our Almond Tarts and Mince Pies time the 1933 season opens, Capt.| Robert P. Fletcher of Wilming
Bread and Cakes in Sanitary Wrappings May all the peace and C. Wail will have a craft which will ton, Delaware, has been appointed
Oi a at : fs . be 45 .400G. 4 , ' Lrustee « the rie
Ten Varieties of Delicious Cookies joy Of the hoiv Season } en i SERNOO.-6- See eee
JY: - a 5 |Co. which recently went into bank
descend upon you WHIPF?T'S GAL TWO ;ruptey and which is now in process
Like the fragrance of The lighthouse tender Newington,|of reorganization. It is announced
, beautiful flowers = Harry Ormiston, is hitting the |that some of the company’s multi-
Al ert 1igh spots again following a tho farious branche tivities will
1 Andrew S Cash Carry Cak Sh , hor riou nches and activities will
' 3 e op ough and rathe
Third Avenue—Next to McLaren's Music Store A . . not yet been said. It is not expected
, I ‘ j :
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A Christmas Wish

We can wish you nothing better for tomo!
row than peace of mind, happiness, jo) and
good wholesome food, Customers who have
been dealing with us know what all these
mean. We have seen to that.

PRINCE RUPERT BAKERY

 

 

r extensive overhaul! be closed down although which has SoC RR ARNTEUNR wemmermrarcan ee we
at the local dry dock
As a result f an investigation | company’s activities at Prince Ru Dail N : i k R It
jomepanee by Dr W. A. Clemens pert | y ews Want Ads. bring quic CSU 5