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18,
1929
turdW
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Waterfront
Whiffs
Trolltofc
Curdles
Becoming
Popular
Here;
Doric
to
Leave
for
Seattle
Soon;
Halibut
Landings
Well
Maintained
5,
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ins
'tiiauons
are
Demcmaae
tnis
snnntr.
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a
in.
V.
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5"
i
'
undergo
r-.wer
tug
Red
Boy
some
minor
repairs.
-n
the
racmc
sai-
1
,
work
during
the
Cspt
Henry
Bdenshaw
jr.
ar-
n
April,
after
being
at
the
dry
dock
for
the
past
week
Iti'lnW
t
Ks
lVAtr
9rv
nauf
Ancrltus
sutHlrifr
o
nau
blaVksmith
shop
Chris
Hovmuller,
being
;
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p
This
1
has
been
to
the
Old
Country.
!
tlirpn
ulmllur
iriri
'
last
year
at
a
corresponding
Lcxa
uate.
The
total
Canadian
catch
I
now
stands
at
2.385.G50
pounds',
as
against
2.325.C00
pounds
last
jyear
while
the
aggregate
of
Am-
lerican
fares
is
6,539,700
as
ag-
fainst
6,200,700
pounds.
The
grand
total
is
8.925,350
pounds
las;
comfaredjA'ith
8.526.300
1
apounds"tftthframe
date
last
year.
f
,i.
handy
little
trollint?
rnirdy,
with
which
onlv
a
fewLThe
wVefcRarted
off
with
.....
a
few
.in
finifS
nave
uctii
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lu
Lina
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nnpn
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hnfnm.
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ai
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neaw.
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in
tne
rnnce
Kiinnrr.
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Pct
nnr
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nnrnKw
irea
ien
on
towar-
-landings
but
firthe
end
of
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lus
also
been
fitted1
:
fairly
steady
level
throughout
,
w
t
yhnder
blocks
and
erg
making
the
trio
are
Dr
E
S
ithe
week
and
a
rather
noteworthy
llKnC....c
Tajt
and
L
w
Patmore.
They!,eaiure
was
tnat
a
Canadian
ncn
s
rox,
ana
Mike
Yn.t
t
o.,,i..
iu
boat
and
not
an
American
was
Tr,,,
r
instaHnw
arm
.
i
t
vxiiners
nave
ons
or
are
ava
has
been
In
Prince
wek
with
a
trim
it
fi.sh
packer
which
-luring
the
past
winter
i
-ington
and
be
h,-
summer
out
of
In-
or
Monday
morning.
paid
the
highest
price
of
the
six
market
days.
This
was
the
Inez
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
dredge
wh'ch
received
14c
and
7c
for
Lion
has
been
at
Sal
Cove
thea
catcl
of
10,000
pounds.
The
latter
part
of
this
week
cleaning
'ow
Price
of
the
week
for
Cana-out
some
obstructions
and
sedi-
"lan
fien
wai
H-c
and
6c
paid
ment
from
the
log
chute
at
the.tne
Brant
and
Kaien
for
catches
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.'
aawmlll.
j
of
6'0
and
7,000
pounds
res-
.pectively.
The
high
American
Tnir
Kt
Tlnv
att
voaforrlotr
of.'nrice
was
13.fp
and
7p
whlph
thJt
r-ry.
The
new
vessel
ternoon
for
the
Skeena
RiverjThelma
M.
received
for'
10.000
cut
hnre
wUh
the
20
wJth
tne
pa.jfic
stevedoring
Pounds
and
the
lowest,
ll.ie'
and
-.giiie
which
was
for-
c0
pile
driver
which
will
be
6c
Paid
the
Aleutian
for
26,000
i,,t.
Jud
Thurber's
uml
in
puttinK
down
letl
pilea
,
pounds.
nA
Muirnoag.
The
in
the
skeena
River
tor
thc!
engine
carrieu
i.ower
Corporation
of
Canada.1
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
The
work
Jg
belnjf
done
,n
order
to
locate
a
possible
crossing
place
Ivage
GW.
big
power
of
the
skeena
River
for
the
Pr.nrew
will
leave
mMon
Unes
should
the
Power
,
i
about
the
middle
Coriwration
decide
to
develonl
the
Vet
Coast
of
ya.
uiumr
nr
ti,-
jm.I
District
News
SM1THEKS
!land
where
it
will
ood
results
are
attend.ng
the
wil,
uke
h-
outm
th
next
few
iimmer
engaged
In
a.v.
.
.ojieration
of
the
government
well
,
-mg
for
the
Nootka
'
""".Zll
drilling
machine
in
this
district
The
company's
smal-
tk
ar
niMr
r...u
nJand
tro"K
flowB
t
water
r,.g
i'achena
has
been
,ng
c,
crJ,Mr
Ovema.1",,0
in
obtained
in
sections
t
the
Skeena
River
n
oparaUd
itwecn
tie
town
of
wh
WaJ:"
forT,rly
,proved
a
problem.
The
machine
is
now
in
1.,r
salmon
packing
8lewart
and
GeorK,a
Ulver
a
,v.
tor
i-on
rwwara
rJve,
Jn
Iwrt
on
Wedneiclay
from
-T'
""""
"
T
,
.
.
.Li
'tion
w'11
be
brought
to
time.
The
recent-
.k-
the
north,
...
vi
being
w
here
to
on
I
town
to
drill
several
wells.
Thc
old
brick
kiln
here
is
now
;
being
demolished
and.
a
larger
'Z
r
7i":Pnt
with
capacity
for
60,008
.
Amorimn
ha
llt
.-.l
m
i.
i
.
bricks
is
to
be
erected
at
once.
nan
wcaer
rwenaiuiw,
:i---ic,
which
was
wrec-
,li;ni
Island,
near
the
I
The
first
product
of
Tiu,
s.i.M
r
Ka.
WM
be
ready
for
doU
P
ince
Runert
har-
hH
ih
Whnr
Iwui
Ku.
Uivr,,n
June.
11
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expecteaa
The
loc'alj
t,;-
ti.iru.rf
Hrv
u..
f
ntade
a
gra
fdanatinQl
,r
towed
toward
thc
the
seating
accomodation.
Asfmu""
nfr"a1.
toward
the
obse!
tion,
.
o.u
.u.
i-
.
mti.
m;inent
repair
work
more
propitious,
th,
f
w
t.o
be
carried
out.
will
go
on
the
Sal
nil-tion
of
repairs,
it
service
for
the
sum;
!
the
vessel
will
be
-
f
M
:
ii
t,
i
the
underwriters
Instant
Cof
fcewlak
cr
i-1
owners.
Capt
Nel-
Pete
Brown,
Cow
Bay
barber,
i
i
-burg,
owner
of
the
has
len
exhibiting
this
week
a
t-
en
remaining
at
novel
coffee
making
machine
:
i
i
t
during
the
carry-
whkh
should
take
the
restaur-Jio
repairs.
ants
of
this
country
by
storm.
In
the
machine,
which
is
opera-
Stripped
Pezutn
ted
by
ordinary
electric
current,'
l
r.
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reason
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'rK
,
r
i
1
Fr
Small,
Avis
Wall
and
Muriel
j
.
i
vaire
Prinetias.
r
Caot.
a
manufacturing
concern
with
..,..
T
,
-.
and
derrick
scow
which
Pete's
brother
is
identified,,
iepnen
.
-
,1
to
port
Tuesday
piping
hot
coffee
can
be
made
;in
absence
of
some-
almost
instantaneously
by
some
n
we,k
at
the
mouth
kind
of
a
filter
process
from
Ledi
Jto
tintrib
4.
vance
of
tu..,!
National
Hospital
Day.
Cowls
faas
.
Riyeri
.
f
-.,Qnn
Lake
feny
,
.
?
A
PriteVin
ftcent
Issaf
eSttem
for
school
children
conducted
by
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
were
awarded
at
a
public
gathering
on
Tuesday
night.
The
prise
win-
I
ners
were
Michael
O'Neill,
Hsr-
land
Lewis,
Margaret
Windt,
reserve
at
Lake
Kathlyn
after
their
wings
had
been
clipped.
A
parish
hall
measuring.
00
by
30
feet
Is
beinp
built
in
connection
with
St.
James'
Anglican
Church
here.
E.
Hahn
has
the
contract.
PRINCESS
M01IINN
V
COMING
HERE
S03N
Run
Run
of
bf
Princess
"J
ff.,.1
Will
Take
Over
Print-n
Temporarily;
Princess
on
a
trln
trip
Mary
loiter
C.
P
U,
steamer
Prlacfss,
Royal
t'.
incess
will
make.
Tbc
new
,00
h.p.
nierm.
wJU
make
ono
more
trip
on
tne
nt
has'Ucn
as'sem-
gthe'
for
'Jack
Mmlaay
I"ver
Vancouvcr,rrincje
.Rjunoi
vi.-.
una
froni-'the1
Cruiser
'
Irene
L.
arrived
neic
0cean
FnH,
oc
run
nn,j
wiii
rmcr
operation
nt
this
week
and
Installation
or
tnc
thcn
rcpiaced
by
the
Princess
1
for
towing
across
motor
is
proceeding
in
Cow
Ray.
Maqunna,
It
Is
announced
at
the
,U
It
should
maHC
tne
irenu
-
conipanj
'
v
of
thc
speediest
boats
in
Prince
tne
summer
the
steamer
Prr.-wP
T
James
Island
Rupert
harbor.
Mjjy
to
come
permanenMy
on
'
1
Ward
lef
J
last
night
.
flincn
the
Prnce
Mussett
Cnnner
s
L
'
has
called
at
Prince
Maqulnna
i
American
Anw""n
1
'
Hoth
Canadian
and
Jfdway.
Capt.
Johnny
Uup
Rupert.
'rt
n
,uhr
run
a
trip
to
James
Is-
halibut
landing,
at
Prince
0f
V.
Mbank
Sound
where
crt
for
the
present
season
up
i
f
hmA
TOutc
mining
claims.
Oth-
yesterday
were
well
ahead
iWKJBbia
I
He
.eva
.Aicinnes,
uorotny
wwnvu,
;
-.'
Farmers
of
the
Rulklny
Valley,
district
are
anxiously
awaiting
a
mueh
needed
rafnfall.
The
ground
.
.f
heavy
machinery
it
produces,
in
it
an
omer
Kinus
The
nnnuM
meetInK
of
the
lf)cai
-
nt.
The
material
of
hot
drinks
can
be
made
ana,Tennis
c,uh
wa
hM
,ttil
nijfht
:d
was
brought
here
water
can
be
neaiea.
i
eie
n",;,,
tne
Munfcpal
Hall.
Qutte
a
1
1-Tstood
will
be
sola
it
is
the
Iirst
maenme
01
un
Paeific
Coyle
Co.
kind
that
has
ever
been
brought
to
tills
country.
It
Is
an
interes-
v
tug
Pachenfi
lias
ting
affair,
indeed,
and,
appar-inec
thc
first
of
the
cntly,
an
effective
one.
pit
where
It
has
Timrtav'a
Hah
iwLG-
luiolror
Pinvincial
has
been
in
tth
c
h
stranded
there
port
all
this
week
for
certain
re-Tlie
Ardent
has
been
pairs
and
alterations
preparatory
1
position,
having
to
the
staiting
of
the
salmon
hn
peak-of
hfgh
tide,
season.
The
tailshaft
was
drawn
'agc
haa
been
quite
and
a
new
intermediate
shaft
installed
at
the
Ward
Ways
and
the
engine
was
fitted
with
new
tv
Prirffcs
left
on
timing
gears
and
generally
over-
-fternoon
for
Cap-
hauled
by
the
Star
Welding,
whence
it
will
tow
a
.
ontalnlng
equipment
F.ngine
work
was
carried
out
n
Logging
Co.
to
the
this
week
by
the
Star
Welding
i....fr
4V,
i.t.i
hnllbut
boat
Helen
tt!,
t.
The
rut
tnw
n-
II
JllSt
now,
tne
o
good
deal
of
enthusiasm
is
being
manifested
here
in
the
sport.
J.
S.
Cray,
returning
recently
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
brought
north
five
wild
gese
(1
in
salvage
opera-
The
Inverness
Cannery
fish
whJcn
wcre
iterated
in
the
game
E
T
Prince
Rupert
Q
M
D
;
i
i
R
S
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
II.
J.
Weils,
C.
E.
Kendall,
Sergeant
and
Mrs,
J.
P.
!.
Hannah
and
ahile!,
W.
E.
Wintemute,
Thornas
liobiuaoju
Leslie
J.
Itar-Un
and
Prof.
F.
H.
Soward,
Vancouver;
A.
L.
Gray,
Victoria;
H.
W.
Chambers.
Inverness
;
Miss
Hurc,
Port
Lssington;
Hey,
San
Francisco;
illson.
Terrace;
E.
S.
h,
Montreal;
Horace
A.
t.
John,
N.Ii.
I
Ityal
j
s.
n.
A.
slmtaken,
Virginia;!
Lyngnes
and
Lars
Peterson,'
Reorge
A.
Ambrose,
Winnipeg;
A.
W.
Cochrane,
Vancouver;
Ed
ward
Duquette,
C.N.U.
SaVoy"
E.
Lund,
city;
H
Uenrickson,
(JONK
WRONG
"Jones!"
said
the
schoolmaster
sternly.
"You
have
again
been
caught
in
the
act
of
flagrant
dis-
r
on
Oraham
Island
cold
water
out
of
an
ordinary
'
row
d
and
g(jnefa,
.lerajja
moat,
tfiuriua.
In
short,
was
engageiUlit
tri)-
tap.
The
beauty
of
the
machine
I
mom
are
far
from
favorable
Ts,
you
are
going
to
the
devil,
u'rcekPrt
i'
reeked
Pacific
Tactile
Coy
It
is
the
Instantaneousness.
andj.
.
,
.
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6tm
with'
fnef'-Torkshlrc
Post.
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,
,
i
o
k
log
carrying
freshness
of
the
beverage
wnicn
o4edUte.f
Venn
.example
ts
oth-
ft.
v'O.
'P
A
CANADIAN
-MA
OK
rROUUCT
the
DENTIST
ggm
NEVER
AGAIN
in
the
history
of
Prince
Rupert
will
DENTAL
PRICES
he
as
low
as
naw,
considering-the
material
used
to
construct
artificial
teeth.
mi
Ha
k
C'd
BABY'S
OWN
S0AP
it.
Plate
Work
of
the
best
material
money
can
buy
at
a
saving
to
you.
You
know
my
standard
of
high-class
workmanship.
Ask
your
neighbors.
They
arc
my
patients.
EXTRACTION
OF
YOUR
TEETH
will
be
included
at
these
low
prices,
and.
a
small
deposit
will
hold
this
price
for
you
until
you
are
ready
for
teeth;
AS
A
HEALTH
MEASURE
YOU
SHOULD
DO
IT
NOW!
DR.
MAGUIRE,
-
Over
Orme's
Office
Open
9
to
C
Evening
by
Appointment.
Phcne
232
Lady
Assistant
I.;..!
"Vtiu
The
true
purpose
of
V.'
a
Budget
-
tflitlJi'J
i!
'f.H.
,
SjhUH
if
I
j'
Awo
.
;
'
"X
.1
,
r,.
'
'','
't!
.;
ul
pVKKV,
year
you
spend,
a
large
prpnorHon
of
the
money
you
get
So
much
for
clothing.
.
So.
much
for
shoes,
.go
much
for
things'
to
eat
for
house
furnishings,
books
and
what
not.
Hre
is
the
way
to
get
the
most
for
your
money.
Keep
a
budget.
Decide
what
you
can
afford
to
spend
for
each
item,
and
hold
yourself
within
this
amount.
;
Then
to
get
the
most
for
your
budget
money
read
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