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WAS
REALLY
AMBERGRIS
Discovery
jMade
on
Islands
Found
to
be
Iteal
Article
From
fishing
authorities
come
word
that
a
substance
recently
found
off
the
shores
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
proved
to
be
genuine
ambergris.
Before
this,
many
a
find
thought
to
be
ambergris
was,
on
examination,
found
to
be
something
else,
but
ihts
is
said
to
be
the
real
article.
The'
Vancouver
experimental
station
will
continue
to
test,
free
of
charge,
samples
submitted.
Commercial
firms
in
the
United
States
auote
the
best
grade
of
ambergris
(air
dried)
from
$5
to
$13
per
ounce
SALE
Makine
a
charter
cruise
off
Northern
British
Columbia
and
southeastern
Alaska,
the
steam
yacht
Aqulla,
owned
by
Edward
White
of
Seattle,
and
with
a
party
cf
nine,
is
putting
In
a
week
or
so.
The
Aqulla
may
possibly
eo
as
far
as
Skagway
and
touch
at
Sitka.
Her
skipper
W
Capt.
Ola!
Hanson.
The
yacnt
has
aulte
a
respectable
age
for
she
was
built
In
Boston
In
1901,
has
been
around
Cape
Horn
twice,
through
ithe
Panama
many
a
time,
and
been
rebuilt
with
new
bottom
and
boilers.
Shrimip
fishing
in
Alaskan
waters
is
permitted
between
August
1
and
15
butthls
docs
not
Include
Duncan
Canal.
Normally
in
the
north,
shrimp
fishing
Is
barred
between
July
15
and
the
end
of.
September.,
The
halibut
craft
Cygnet
II
Is
about
to
leave
Alaska
to
turn
la
tuna
fishing
off
the
coasts
of
southern
B.
C,
Washington
and
Oregon
Six
British
eolumbla
trollers
last
week.
,?old
tuna
In
Vancou
ver,
the
whole
of
It
having
a
valuation,
cf
$l6,C00t
the
best
figure
fo
rthat
fish
seen
In
years.
There
was
a
total
of
7l,aoo
pounds
and
It
went
at
$425
a
ton
to
the
United
nshermens'
Co-operative.
The
Durse
seiner
Sunde
is
re-
nnrtPd
to
have
recently
become
iiranaeu
at
iwuie
naium,
m
ucj-
mour
Canal.
The
Alaskan
coast
guard
vessel
Wachusett
went
to
her
rescue;
For
the
first
time
in
history,
so
It
Is
said,
cutthroat
trout
eggs
are
toeing"
Introduced
In
thp
Yukon.
A
shipment
of
50,000
left
Euphrata,
Wash,,
for,
White
Horse
not
long
ago.
What
Is
known
as
a
"red
tide"
has
been
killing
fUh
by
the
million
of
fthe
coast
of
Florida
and
scientists
are
trying
to
discovf
the
cause.
Some
think
millions
of
red-hued
bacteria
aanere
ic
thP
fish
tills
and
cause
death
in
time,
while
others
are
of
the
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
opinion
the
red
colored
water
come
from
the
explosion
of
sub
marine
volcanoes,
the
substance
of
which
-has
a
toxic
effect
on
riKi.
The
halibut
Ashing
vessel
Prosperity
A.,
Capl.
a.
C.
Chrlsten-
seh,
while
enroute
to
the
west
ward
some
time
ago,
struck
a
reef
sustaining
considerable
keel
damage.
The
captain
was
unable
to
find
repair
facilities
at
Petersburg
and
had
the.Jdb
done
at
the
nearest
available
port.
"
The
body
of
James
Green,
a
fisherman
of
Wrangell,
missing
since
July
25,
was
recently
found
in
the
small
boat
harbor
in
Wrangell.
Identification
was
made
possible
by
his
watch,
a
wallet
and
certain
surgical
operation
scars.
BEAR
WOULD
BOARD
FERRY
A
black
bear
trying
to
board
the
ferry
at
Copper
River
on
the
Skeena
was
an
Interesting
sight
not
long
ago..
The
bear
swimming
down
the
Skeena,
came
to
within
handy
reach
of
the
ferry
and
undertook
to
crawl
aboard.
Several
times
the
ferryman
had
to
use
his
paddle
to
push
Bruins
paws
away.
More
than
once
an
attempt
was
made
to
get
Into
the
rowboat
which
was
being
towed.
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.VAVAVAVWAVWAV,
STUFFED
TOMATOES
Because
we
like
to
pick
up
our
food
and
retreat
to
somewhere
in
the
shade
to
enjoy
it
during
these
hot
sweltering
days,
meal-on-a-iplate
menus
are
great
favorites.
Plan
a-
luncheon
around
stuffed
garden-r'.pe
tomatoes.
"
Add
a
bit
of
tasty
homemade
potato
salad
arid
a
few
slices
of
cold
meat
and
you're
set,
for
a
delicious
meal.
Tomatoes
lend
themselves
to
so
many
varieties,
of
stuffings.
A
combination
of
fresh
vegetables
and
chewy
ripe
olives
makes
a
Europe
today
is
crowded
with
people
whose
hope
it
is
to
get
passage
somewhere
many
ol
them
have
Canada
in
mind,
others,
the
United
States,
Australia,
South
Africa,
For
the
most
part,-
they
are:
frightened,
bewildered
and,
in
many
cases,
mistreated.
In
all
cases
they
are
seeking
an
opportunity
to
make
something
better
of
their
lives.
They
know
that
opportunity,
exists
in
America
to
a
greater
degree
than
in
any
other
part
of
the
world.
Why?
The
answer
is
simple.
Here,
on
thu
continent
the
opportunities
are
limited
only
by
our
own,
courage,
ibility
to
plan,
and
determination
to
work.
The
fruits
of
our
labours
are
ours
to
enjoy
when
we
have
won
them,
md
in
winning
them,
we
Canadians
ire
building
a
finer
nation
in
which,
to
work
and
live
happily.
Regardless
of
what
anyone
says,
we
cnioy
a.
happier
state
of
life,
and
1
higher
living
standard
on
this
continent
than
in
any
other
part
of
the
world.
We.
can
keep
it
that
way
by
keeping
the
Opportunity
System.
TJiii
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of
Ouri
is
tponsorei
m
this
newspaper
hiine
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Columbia
Federation
f
Trji
anj
Industry.
rail
Prince
mftxi
Dailrj
Betas
Friday,
August
15,
1947
good
tasting
filling.
Try
diced
cucumber,
thin
strips
of
green
DeDner.
sliced
Celery.
and
bite-
size
pieces
of
cauliflower
with
chopped
ripe
olives.
The
ripe
olives
add
a
delightful
mellow
note.
Toss
the
chilled
ingredi
3r
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and
117
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Serrlce
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ENDS
Coats
For
Winter
Wear
Coats
For
Rainy
Weather
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-
No
Carrying
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YES
YOU'LL
HAVE
TO
IF
YOU
ARE
GOING
TO
SEE
THE
SALE
VALUES
ON
DISPLAY
?
AT
SATURDAY
AUGUST
16
This
is
your
last
chance.
any
sale
stock;
remaining
after
Saturday-will
be
shipped
to
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Vancouver.
'
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Dresses
In
Crepe,
Cotton
Print
Slack
Suits
and
Accessories
ents
gently
with,
the
very
best
French
dressing,
adding
extra
salt
and
pepper
If
necessary.
Fill
hollowed-out
tomatoes
wlth-the
olive-vegetable
mixture.
Serve
the
salad
with
or
without
exta
dressing.
"
.
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