Lusday,
December
2,
1930
Edible
Four
Prince
Rupert
Scenes
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:
Abre
Ls
the
Court
House
to
the
left
und
nnnth
mi
t
....i,.
...
,
.
.
Tv-
ne,
.,
,
'
jji'iit-uuj
us
a
Darning
scene
at
the
Salt
Lake,
Prince
Rupert
s
favorite
,
resort
and
the
fourth
pic
ture
is
a
section
of
the
Mosquito
Fleet
in
the
harbor.
Prince
Rupert
is
City
of
Many
Interests
and
Great
Possibilities
and
Sea
Port
of
Great
Promise
v
Also
opcratinu
a
fleet
of
tug
boats
and
scows
for
hire
1
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GEO.
G.BUSHBY
.
JM.inaRliie
Director
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,.
Located
at
Terminus
of
Great
Railway
Port
Has
AH
the
largest
rresh
halibut
market
in
the
Advantages
ol
a
strategic
Location
With
Very
Fine
Harbor
world
and
the
largest
fish
cold
storage
plant.
With
a
slightly
diminishing
halibut
supply
attention
is
Tim
rif
v
nf
Prineo
Tinnorf
hns
tnm
tVio
finnnm'nl
,ln,
I
turning
to
other
fish
and
there
is
yon
without
being
injured
in
the
least
and
ite
prospects
tJSii
for
future
development
are
greater
than
those
of
any
year's
salmon
run
was
the
largest
other
city
in
British
Columbia,
probably
in
Canada.
That
in
almost
twenty
years
and
there
may
be
safely
asserted
for
there
are
not
many
other
ter-
Eeenu
no
p""1
likelihood
of
its
.
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1
m
i
,
dimimitinn
Thl
is
an
imr.nffnn
mmai
rauway
points
una
none
wiin
advantages
sucn
as
"
,"'
,
r
Wnco
Rupert
possesses.
Briefly
summarized,
they
are,?ff
X
TUZv
as
10
,10V.
s.
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lumber
mav
be
cut
or
dratrnvmi
hw
Vmcc
Rupert
is
the
terminus
of
a
great
railway,
the!'
but
witu
proper
conservation
pe
rt
in
Canada
to
the
methods
flr.h
is
a
perpetual
crop
rxr,'
v.nukct
The
city
'(
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w
crcat
harbon
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mplcUJy
shell
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:
f;
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lacgi
hs
u;
British
navy
at
ImJ
'
;bor
that
needs
y
In,,
:
.
nient
except
to
one
such
docks
from
time
to
time
as
',
subject'
only
to
the
minor
victssl-
the
:
may
be
found
necessary
to
handle
:
Mies
of
varying
seasons.
and
the
business.
;
But
Prince
Runert
h-is
its
mininc
t'
Prince
Rupert
is
in
the
very
cen-
ft
it
close
to
th
great
Portland
ime
ire
of
the
reatc3t
halibut
fisheries
'
canal
region
where
Stewart
is
an
or
in
uie
worm
and
toe
greatest
sal-
important
cantre,
the
port
fo;-
a
build
mon
fisheries
in
Qaaftd.
It
has
the
great
interior
country.
That
uisUiet
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
Pr'.nce
Rupert,
B.
C.
Manufacturers
of:
in
risn
meai
Fish
Oils
Fish
Fertilizer
;
ife
llMlAi
rlnff
uLrf-.a.
rv.lv.
,
Ml
J
.
and
paying
dividends
and
the
fu
ture
Is
nfore
promising
than
for
any
other
mining
district
west
of
Manitoba
and
north
of
the
KooUn-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
brlng
about
great
changes
In
the
Industry.
.
,
Prince
Rupert
has
a
very
fine
shipbuilding
and
ship
repair
plant
with
the
second
largest
dryaock
on
the
British
Columbia
coast,
operated
by
the
railway
company.
This
yard
does
a
large
business
and
provides
op.e
of
thejimportanj
payrolls
for
the
city,
alorijfotffahe,big
lumber
mill
and,
bajCHnC-
the
cold
storage
plant
and
thVC.
N.
Railway
shops.
Employment
at
the
canneries
is
only
seasonal
and
while
it
Is
valuable
as
an
asset
to
the
city
it
is
only
a
summer
business.
As
a
terminal
point
Prince
Rupert
has
the
offices
of
the
railway
oompan?
and
a
big
hotel
is
to
be
built
soon.
It
is
also
the
administration
centre
for
the
provincial
government
of
a
district
larger
than
some
provinces
of
Canada.
Taken
all
in
all,
the
prospects
of
the
city
are
excellent,
especially
In
view
of
the
confident
expectation
that
the
western
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country
for
both
railways
will
be
here.
Experimental
Station
A
federal
institution
that
works
in
conjunction
with
the
local
fish
houses,
the
fish
meal
plant
and
the
canneries
and
cold
storage
plants
of
the
district,
Is
the
fisheries
experimental
station.
This
is
operated
under
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada
and
is
already
proving
of
great
benefit
to
the
industry
and
is
much
valued
as
a
civic
asset,
bringing
prominent
scientists
to
the
city
and
spreading
abroad
the
news
of
the
advantages
of
the
port
and
district.
Outstanding
at
the
present
time
in
the
city
is
the
development
of
the
new
power
plant
told
about
elsewhere
and
the
opening
of
which
this
issue
of
the
paper
is
Intended
to
help
celebrate.
In
addition
to
that
the
city
has
good
schools,
steadily
Improving
and
extending
streets,
fine
churches,
a
number
of
modern
business
buildings,
a
court
house
and
provincial
administration
building
that
is
second
to
none
in
the
province,
hotels
that
cater
well
to
the
business
offering,
a
city
library
and
reading
room
that
are
really
live
-institutions,
and
now
comes
-a
movement
to
establish
a
gymnasium
which
will
probably
be
incorporated
in
a
T&M.C.A.
building
within
the
next
few
months.
Thero
has
recently
been
built
one
of
the
finest
tneatres
in
the
i7-
It
belongsrio.
the
Capitol
chain
and
contains
$n
up-to-date
sound
system.
Prince
Rupert
is
a
live
town
and
the
citizens
have
a
sense
of
its
lm-
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen
at
Work
ay.
While
Stewart
is
bound
t
become
an
important
t
iw.i
und
Prince
Rupert
will
alwu.Vo
io
op.
rnte
in
her
development-,
the
.su.ire-nacy
cannot
be
taken
from
the
first
port
established
and
the
nujuial
one
for
the
establishment
of
u
smelter
to
serve
the
whole
district.
Part
of
this
district
to
be
served
wUl
be
the
huge
Interior,
including
such
places
as
Urtc,
Hazelton,
Sttiithers,
Telkwa
and
Burns
Lake.
Prince
Rupert
Is
the
pivotal
point
for
oil
the
mining
development
of
the
north
and
will
benefit
largely
by
Its
development,
while
co-operating
to
forward
It
In
every
possible
manner.
The
lumberlni;
of
the
ooaat
Is
largely
In
an
undeveloped
state.
Just
nt
present
the
only
mUl
operating
steadilv
in
the
immediate
vicinity
Is
the
big
Boy
Lumber
Com
pany's
big
plant
at
3?al
Core
within
the
city
limits.
There,
are
othsr
mills
in
the
neighborhood
and
much
logging
is
going
'on.
In
the
very
near
future
pulp
mills
will
be
operated
In
cu-operatlon
with
the
lumber
mills,
taking
care
of
the
Inferior
grades
and
making
possible
successful
development
of
the
timbering
interests
of
the
whole
district.
There
is
plenty
of
timber,
plenty
of
water,
pleuty
of
power
and
all
"that
is
needed
now
Is
capital
and
energy
directed
by
brains
to
!oit."i.-i
.mi
probable
future.
The
men
and
women
arc
people
of
the
finest
type,
a
most
important
factor,
and
the
young
people
growing
tip
.vie
beginning
to
look
to
their
home
town
as
a
possible
future
for
their
activities.
Under
these
conditions
nothing
can
hold
Prince
Rupert
back.
Healthy
growth
and
steady
development
follow
as
day
follows
night.
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4
INDUSTRIES
NEEDED
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
following
are
industries
that
Prince
Rupert
needs:
Pulp
and
paper
mill.
Flour
mill.
.
Shingle
mill.
Smelter.
Iron
and
steel
works.
Rayon
silk
factory.
Laminated
materials
veneer
factory.
Can
factory.
Shoe
factory.
Car
shops.
Furniture
factory.
Brewery.
Knitting
mill.
Woollen
mill.
and
Man
in
the
Moon
Watch
Prince
Rupert
grow
and
while
you're
watching
help
a
little.
Pjince
Rupert
is
the
coming
port
To
which
all
eyes
are
turning;
While
local
folk
still
do
their
bit
And
for
that
time
are
yearning.
Prince
Rupert
Is
a
city
founded
on
a
rock.
While
the
winds
may
blow,
and
an
occasional
storm
beat
upon
her,
she
stands
firm
and
makes
steady
progress.
Rupert,
Rupert,
rah,
rah,
rahl
Olvlng
the
pessimists
the
ha,
ha,
ha!
Oh
well,
why
should
not
Prince
Rupert
be
the
greatest
little
city
In
the
country?
She
has
everything
that
goes
to
make
a,
city
great
and
the
greatest
of
these
is
her
young
men
and
women.
Power
Is
what
we
all
need
power
to
our
arms,
power
to
our
brains
and
sometimes
power
to
our
right
boot.
There's
nothing
small
about
General
Manager
Little
except
his
name.
It
was
a
Jolly
party
yesterday
at
the
Falls,
"frightfully
Jolly,
dont
you
know."
Now
that
Prince
Rupert
has
plenty
of
light
the
people
ought
to
become
enlightened.
'
The
city
now
has
something
to
live
up
to.
It
must
keep
pace
with
the
development
of
the
power
MORAL
SUASION
"Bless
me,"
said
Tommy's
grand
.esuraiice
PRUDENTIAL
ASSURANCE
CO.,
of
London,
England
'
Assets
exceed
$1,080,000,000.00
LONDON
Si
LANCASHIRE
INS.
CO,
of
London,
Enj.
Assets
exceed
$136,000,000.00
PHOENIX
ASSURANCE
CO,
of
London,
England
r
.
Assets
exceed
$170,000,000.09
ROYAL
INSURANCE
CO,
of
Liverpool,
England
Assets
exceed
$220,000,000.00
NORTHERN
ASSURANCE
CO,
of
London,
England
Assets
exceed
$110,000,000.00
AETNA
INSURANCE
CO,
of
Hartford,
Connceilcut
In
Canada
doing
business
since
1811
ALLIANCE
INSURANCE
CO,
of
Philadelphia,
Pa.
A
strong
American
company.
,
SERVICE
STRENGTH
PROTECTION
S.
D.
JOHNSTON
CO.,
LTD.
P.
O.
Box
1632
father,
"and
do
you
mean
to
tell
me
they
never
use
the
strap
at
your
school
now?"
"Never
I"
replied
Tommy.
"We
have
moral
suasion
in
our
school
I"
"What'6
that?"
asked
the
grand
Prince
Telephone
130,
1
1
.
VJifr
"
:-.fl
It
'
'
In
ii
father.
"Well,
we
get
kept
in,
and
put
to
stand
in
a
corner,
and
locked
out
and
locked
in,
and
made
to
write
a
thousand
words,
and
scowled
at
and
iawed
at,
and
that's
all!"
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.,
Ltd.,
will
help
materially
to
develop
RupeYt
Prince
Ruperts
l
int
Drug
Store
(1938)
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Limited
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Pioneer
Druggists
Prince
Rupert
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GRADUATE
PHARMACISTS
Specialists
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