PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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of
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on
h
musical
t
nr
1h-
ii..-:nlT!.
of
!!
qunrtct
are
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.
lei
to
right:
Oaxa
de
Krfz
first
vioi.r.
Harry
Adusktn.
Mound
violin;
Milton
Blackstone,
viola,
and
Bcrl
HambourR.
'cello.
BEAUTII
VL
ARMORIAL
PANEL
UNVEILED
AT
LEUION
CLUB
The
above
picture
shows
Lord
J.
iii
ir,
who
succeeded
the
late
Earl
flaiff
an
President
of
the
Briti.-h
I..
ri.,n.
unvi
ilinj'
an
Armorial
Panel
in
the
lounge
of
th
British
Legion
Club
at
Bridgend,
Glamorgan.
Oo-anml
in
9
mum
Im.
In
seels
Outdoors
n
Flit
contalnt
special
repelling
Inure-dlrnt
that
keep
away
fllc,
mosiiuttoei
and
other
intccts
outjoors.
Spray
Hit
on
your
porch.
Take
lilt
along
camping.
Enjoy
the
outJoora
without
Inncct
an
noysnce.
Harmless
to
people
and
doe
not
Main.
V
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailing,
rrom
Prince
11
u
pert
lor
VANCOUVER.
VICTOKIA,
Maanwn
Hay.
Ilutrdale.
Alert
Bay,
etc..
Tuea.
lift
3'
vl)
P
.
Ill
.
I'ur
VAMOLvElt.
VICTORIA.
ttulftl;lle.
Alert
llav.
etc
rrlilar
mlilnlrht
lor
ALICE
ARM.
A.NVOX.
STEWART,
fiSZ
iSver.
Port
BSJjJ.""'.
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p
.
ni
.
I
ji
PORT
MMPMIN
AND
M
ALES
ISLAND.
Tnurtday.
p
m
11
(nd
Avenue
K
M.
SMITH
Agent
Prince
Runert
II
C
l,.rBUJt,,..,ffU
,0J
10
Victoria
an,
Seattle,
.and
UMare
checked
'
through
to
destination.
I
PINSnirNI
To
Vttiric
Ia.ussy
Srl
Ate
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
NAIIIM1S
IBOM
PRINCE
Rl
PERT
Kelrlilkan.
Wranrell.
Jumnu
and
Skaruav
June
IJL
July
1,
5,
8.
1,1,
19.
tt,
J6.
39.
To
Vancouver,
VI
tori
and
Srattlr
!
in.
iu.
17.
so.
u
;.
:n
June
.
July
3,
6,
IISCE8S
MAIJI
INNA-Oiean
I'alU.
elc.
Vancouver
and
Victoria
every
Irlday
10
p.m.
Agent
for
all
Steamship
Line
.
1
""CHARD.
OENERAL
AtlE.NT
I'rlnte
It
u
pert,
II.
C
Mwn
II
Canadian
National
CJhc
Largcft
Railway
Syflem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Hilllne'
ttum
PltlNCE
It
ITER?
for
VAMoitr.R.
VltHlltlA.
kkatti.i:.
and
Inlermedlale
points,
Mondays,
Thursdays,
4
p.m.;
Haturdaya,
7
p.m.
lor
ANYOX
and
8TEWAUT,
Mondays,
g
p.m.;
Irldaya,
4
p.m.
lor
IA!S13TT
INLET
PORTS,
Mondays,
8
p.m.
lor
Mil
Til
(JLEE.V
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
fortnightly.
I'ur
Mi
AO
WAV,
WrdneMla)!,
I
p.m.
I'A!EM!EK
TRAINS
LEAVr.
rnt.Vf'l.
tllTEHT
DAILV'
EXCEPT
Hl'NDAV
at
11:10
a
m
for
I'ltlNTi:
(IEllt(li:,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
points
EaMern
Canada,
I'nltetf
suit.
A0ENCV
ALL
OCEAN
TI;AMIIP
.r.
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave,
Prime
Rupert
Phone
2C0
Waterfront
Whiffs
Bait
Shortage
in
Alaska;
Prince
John
on
Five
Hundredth
Voyage;
G.
E.
Foster
to
Go
Flat
Fishing
Ketchikan,
whose
supply
is
reported
to
be
completely
iWnlt
n
around.
The
.trawler
Andrew
Kelly
ind
James
Carruthera
are
still
tied
up
it
the
company's
docks,
where
tbey
have
been
for
many
years,
awaiting
a
mnnhaser.
QUI
net
fishermen
In
Chatham
S?und,
off
the
mouth
of
the
Skeena
stiver,
and
around
tbe
mouth
of
the
tentative,
Halibut
landings
American
halibut
landings
at
the
port
Yacht
&
Rowing
Club's
regatta
last
of
Prince
Rupert
thto
season
are
used
a
"Bik
Stepper"
model
boat
maintaining
a
substantial
lead
over
which
bad
be
neompleted
Just
before
laat
year
alttousm
Canadian
landings
races
by
K.
Taummra,
Cow
Bay
government
would
bo
well
Justified
In
establishing
tor
the
benefit
of
the
halibut
fishery.
The
telncboat
Azurlte,.
Capt.
Olc
Skog,
was
towed
In
to
Prince
Rupert
this
week
by
the
haHbut
boat
Tramp.
Oapt.
Sun
Hougan,
having
been
picked
up
In
Hecate
Straits
after
having
drifted
woudays
.with
a
.broken
tail-shaft
nd
itj
a
crippled
condition.
Tlie
Arurite
'was
placed
on
the
local
dry
doek
whf
a-iw
hft
la
being
in.,
stalled.
The'
break-down
occurred
off
exhausted,
started
drawing
on
Prince
Rupert
for
halibut
u
at
Prlnc,
bait
this
week
when
the
motorship
Bellingham
was
sent
art
are
practically
deserted
now.
an
down
for
one
hundred
tons
of
frozen
herring
from
the
Ca-
r?"1!reU
,
tn
vsrloui
grcunda
j!
t
o
n.u
ox
nru;i
1
"i.
...i
on
reports
being
re-
IIUUUIU
ribll
CC
uW.U.
Qiuruge.
Willie
UUIL
IS
t'AlUlu&lcu
ul
celved
of
excellent
runs
of
spring
and
other
Alaskan
ports
beside
Ketchikan,
there
are
some
cono
?h0
salmon.
Uk
the
alllnettera
at
the.
moiithaj
C'
tb
$kena
jand
.Nana
points
up
tne
coast
tnat
are
unuerstooa
to
still
nave
a
nine
mien,
tbe
boihW
are
eiperiencini
available.
The
stocks
are
limited,
however,
and
the
new
fianing
such
m
has
not
been
1
:
i,
,;n
;f
.
un
ui
iietiiiiy
111
uie
iiuiiii
win
iitivu
tu
sun
ouuu
11.
wititi
not
to
be
a
general
hortage.
.
The'
anadian
Flan
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
put
,
M
a
supply
tast
spring
which
It
waa
us,
tn
th.
R
flMiernirn'K
1'Iont
As
far
a
can
be
learned,
tenders
hRVe
not
yet
been
called
by
tbe
federal
clt
would
nil
all
locaj
'
department
requirements
gn
ntv
campe
Jn
6kU!e
Ihe
Heat
will
be
ready
for
thr
!rrt
late
fall
.
ot
publte
works
for
the
trf.
TnlAt
nn
h.
Qnwn
ChArlltt'
"W
fMl-TOen'S
fl"ata
JUSt
MIt
of
the
Uhlng
season
providing
no
extraordln-
jg,,,
B
E
Morgan
manager
of
drv
ax
although
it
la
expected
the
ry
demand
arises.
th
mUI
could
make
no
statement
this
apeclficatlons
will
be
offered
to
con-
.week
as
to
when
the
plant
might
be
tfactom
within
the
next
few
days,
with
Arriving
here
"on
Monday
evening
of
expected
to
start
cutting.
There
are
poaalbly
a
month
elapsing
before
b
d
text
week
from
Vancouver
en
route
to
enoua-h
leas
on
hand
now
for
thirty
1
ar
-ptned.
Time
la
going
along
but
lie
south
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
the
days'
cutting
but
the
company
does
'
looal
fishermen
are
still
hopeful
that
tout
little
passenger
and
freight
not
delre
to
open
up
until
enough
are
carrier
ft.
Prince
John
of
Canadian
delivered
to
ensure
permanent
operi-
Vatlonal
Coast
Steamsbtps
will
be
tlon.
naklng
her
five
hundred
tb
voyage
In
Mr.
Morgan
atated
that
tbe
mill
had
he
service
on
this
coast.
Brought
a
number
of
orders
on
hand
and
a
wre
by
the
O.T.P.
Steamship
Co.
In
-nsrket
assured
In
the
United
States
010.
from
the
Old
Country
where
she
for
all
Its
production
of
clear
and
vai
formerly
a
collier,
the
Prince
common
spruce
lumber.
There
wm
'ohn
Is
now
rounding
out
her
nine-
also
a
market
In
Canada
for
culvert
tenth
year
of
local
service
and
Is
stui
ocdar
and
the
mill
would
cut
hemlock
sturdy
and
popular
vessel
whose
.s
well.
Railway
ties
would
be
pro-
"'gular
arrival
at
various
remote
points
luced
In
tbe
winter,
n
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
1
a
An
up-to-date
lath
factory
Is
an-
ertaln
and
appreciated
event
for
the
other
feature
of
the
new
mill.
Mr
"fipl
at
those
places.
The
vewel
Is
Morgan
said
It
was
not
likely
the
mill
tUi
in
good
shape
and.
apparently,
fit
would
enme
in
box
manufacture,
for
for
another
half
a
thousand
voyages
at
the
time
being
at
least.
asi.
-1
no
lact
tnat
tne
rimce
John
is'
ow
on
r
five
hvrndmlth
trtpwhere-:
Hoffar-Beechlm?
outboard
built-
"
U1I!d
:PrB
V
m
cruiser
which
was
delivered
he-n
tbe
eighth
hundreds
U
due
to
the
r,.nfUr
,
,
r,
T
-r
fact
that
ehe
ha.
been
usually
oper-
M.ndyi
mlnln5
enK,nw,
to
h
T
C
.
T,
".""been
on
the
ways
of
the
Pacific
Sal-
pending
foster
Out
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Oo.'s
team
trawler
O.
E.
roster
waa
on
the
rlnrs
Rupert
dry
dock
this
week
for
nspeetlon
and
minor
deck
repair
prefatory
to
being
comnUsaloived
by
the
ompany
for
several
flat
fishing
trips.
The
vewcl
will
leave
on
July
20
on
the
Irst
of
these
trips
with
Capt.
E.
Sanderson
In
command.
Several
voy-
fe
of
from
thtee
to
seven
days'
du-
required,
seme
additional
caulking,
hav
ing
developed
leaks.
Taxi
men
meeting
the
C.P.R.
boat.-at
the
Government
wharf
will
In
fu-
1
ture
be
marshalled
like
the
troops'
fci
inspection
and
their
cam
will
have
t,,
be
parked
tn
a
more
orderly
fashion
than
t-eretofare.
During
the
week
J
A.
Curtis
h
been
buyty
with
the
paintbrush
and
parking
lines
hav
been
made
on
the
wharf
with
a
apact
at
the
east
end
where
driven,
must
rr
t,
are
not
holding
up
quite
aa
well.
Up
Japanese
boatbulldsr.
The
vessel,
of
j,jew
to
yeeieroey,
American
landings
tni
""i
construciion,
is
11
icev
six
incnes
year
had
totalled
10.408.eoo
pound
a
lonK
with
tteam
of
tour
fe'.t
six
Inches
against
8
,391,
GOO
pounds
at
a
similar
nf
w
equipped
for
tbe
race
with
a
date
last
year
while
10-29
Canadian
Johnaon
outboard
motor.
tt
took
landings
stood
at
4,111.980
pound
In
Tsumura
but
tea
day
to
build
th
comparison
with
last
year's
4.800,000
boat
pounds.
Tout
landings
tor
the
present
aa
asalnst
laat
year's
13.697.800
pound
During
the
week
of
July
8-12
In
improvement
is
much
needed
one
a.,
traffic
here
was
Jumbled
and
congested
up
to
the
present
and
badly
In
need
of
some
tort
of
regulation
tor
tbe
convenience
and
safety
of
"all.
Hubert
Salvaging
Nlkko
mw,
nave
oeen
meeting
with
manager
of
the
ward,
underwriter'
ranre-.
T'ne
results
during
the
past
week.
I
rrturred
to
,tVlf4
TltirarfaiV
ft
la
fit
aftkf
!
There
being
an
abundant
rtm
of
the
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island,
choice
soekeye
salmon
has.
been
per-,
to
Investigate
pontbllltle
of
aalvaglng
mlln
them
to
pne
up
dally
profits!
the
Japanese
seine
boat
Nlkko
which
;
mch
as
have
not
been
known
for
.
auk
recently
in
a
storm.
M.
Ward
everaj
seasons
past.
During
the
week
and
Capt.
Armour
made
the
trip
ac-tbe
boeta
from
both
rivers
have
beenrcs
Hecate
Strait
in
tbe
Blllmor.
!
rrr.ging
nivy
iu
ran
many
up
to
having
left
early
Wednesday
morning.
eventy
and
the
high
boat
on
the
Naas.
nearly
three
hundred.
This
Is
.
making
profitable
tWhlng
on
the
basis
Lw0
Wl,t'
inm")
pionrf
H
871.2c
per
flah.
The
ftah
have
r!ot
I
"
""
leavln
dur"
ytt
!"th
to
,n
m
th
,Urted
to
run
In
any
quanuty
troll"'
trotn
"V0
n"borlu
Mther
up
the
Skeen.
or
the
Naaa
rounu
The
Skeena
River
1
now
close
on
Its
limit
of
1100
licenses
on
reaching
which
v
additional
twelve
bourn
close
season
u
Su-
wh3
purehed
tbe
vessel
xt
week
Is
to
be
Invoked.
The
Naas
lMt
'
tTOm
Oeorge
Arnold,
la
well
's
itm
well
under
Its
limit
of
3S0.
j
undcr
tne
stripping
and
dls-
The
run
In,
the
Rivera
Inlet
and
I
rajntlln
the
power
cruiser
Ncch-Smlth'a
Inlet
dHrlslons
Is
not
parthru-
"ko
8u
Un
rMuUJ
the
vessel
larly
good
at
yet
while
In
tbe
Klmequtt
P"ctlcUy
ftn
Mm
keel
up
and
make
and
Bella
Oooia
area
the
fishermen
are
from
11
a
J"vat
arulaer
for
hH
own
doing
well.
I
personal
use.
Tne
ant
engine
will
be
Up
to
July
8.
a
total
of
4986
ease
of
ln
DOx-
"4I
lD
"P
wonc
01
tlmon
had
been
packed
on
th
Naas
whlcn
lrea4y
been
removed.
River.
Including
4488
esses
of
soekeye;
the
Skeena
River
bad
a
total
of
18.-
V.
Suehlro
made
delivery
tbl
week
888
oaes
of
which
7.312
esses
were
of
a
38
by
9
1-2
foot
trolling
boat,
aoekeye;
In
River
nllet.
a
total
of
which
tti
been
uaaar
construction
for
7384
oases.
7.872
ease
of
soekeye,
had
the
past
few
week,
to
Charles
It.
Clay
been
packed:
3.071
eaees.
including
f
Anyox.
Mr
Clay
will
leave
tomor-
288
eases
of
soekeye.
had
been
put
up
raw
with
his
new
boat
for
the
smelter
ln
8mKh'c
Inlet,
and
the
BeUa
Coola
town
and
later
la
tbe
summer
plans
to
production
was
S.7S9
cases
ot
which
use
the
vessel
for
p
roar
ting
along
3.413
were
aoekeye.
For
all
divisions,
the
coast.
The
boat
la
equipped
with
these
figures
are
well
ahead
of
last
30
b.p.
Clay
engine.
Suehlro
will
year
at
a
similar
date
and
prospects
how
start
construction
of
a
new
30
are
brighter
than
previously
for
a
auc-
ft
trolling
boat
as
s
stock
model,
cewful
season's
operation.
.
year
now
aggregate
14.830.380
pound
Government
Help
Agitation
haa
bcea
heard
In
fishery
circles
at
Prince
Rooert
with
tbe
sua-
elusive
landings
totalled
73800
poundi
gestlon
that
the
Department
of
Marine
made
up
of
160300
pounds
Canadian
and
Fisheries
with
comparatively
little
p,onc
3C0
31)
'"1
588.800
nound
American
halibut,
expense
might
benefit
the
halibut
fleet!
'
"'
There
was
little
fluctuation
of
price
a
a
whole
by
using
a
boat
in
the
during
the
week.
The
high
bid
for
summer
to
locate
herring
runs
ln
ad-'
Canadian
halibut
vu
14.3c
and
80
jaocnt
waters
and
ascertain
means
of
'-,
th,
Mnr"et
I
waa
paid
for
'catching
them
so
that
a
supply
ot
14,000
pounds
while
the
lowest
Cant-
frwH
)
ralt
might
become
available
ln
dian
price
was
,12o.
and
.8a
paid
the
that
Mon
of
bbe.rear.
It
la
pointed
Covenant.
Margallce
and
nihgleader
for
out
tbfct
ti
to
lit
the
summer
when
the
catches
of
10,000.
2300
and
4.000
halibut
become
more
scarce
and
the
pounds
respectively.
The
top
American
beat
bait
l
required
then
ln
order
to
bid
was
18.8c
and
8c
received
by
the
catch
them.
It
l
acknowledged
that
Tstooab
for
18.000
pound
and
tbe
low
the
fresh
bait
I
much
more
effective
118c
and
80
which
several
boat
were
than
the
frcwea
which,
heretofore,
he
.
jbeen
the
only
kiwi
mUable
In
the
Incoming
skippers
report
excellent
summer.
Recently,
Cspt.
Ole
Skog
weather
for
fishing
on
the
banks
and
with
his
selneboat
was
prospecting
for
hvv
landings
are
expected
during
the
rummer
herring
off
the
Queen
Char-
toe,
iott
Islands
and.
while
be
did
take
a
small
quantity,
found
the
venture
Owning
of
New
Mill
I
an
unprofltabei'
one
lnce
it
was
bee-Opening
of
the
BUlmor
Spruce
Mills
eassry
'for
him
to
spend
considerable
new
sawmill
at
Pw-polse
Harbor,
about
time
in
finding
the
fish
and
m
de-
slx
mile
out
of
Prtnee
Itupsrt
along
.vising
mesne
of
cation
Ing
them.
This
Is
the
Canadian
National
Railway
track,!
a
service
which
the
fishermen
feel
the
IIAMHOVS
cidu-
-atlon
will
be
mad
to
nearby
fishing
1
stand
whue
doing
their
apteling.
The
"vo
sillinianllc
insulator
U
practically
impervious
to
carbon
uml
oily
deposits.
Special
anulyhis
clectmlcs
resist
pitting
and
burning
to
I
the
utmost.
That
is
why
and
Capt.
Paul
Armour.
Champions
excel
in
service.
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
si
auk
ii,ik;s
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A
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PRODUCT
Economy
Specials
Time
i
money
and
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time.
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to
ECONOMY
STORE
fcnnd
savi
it.
Crisco
3s
,pr
tin
81c
Crisco
Ga,
per
tin
$1.63
Shaker
Salt
per
nkT
He
Corn
Flakes
per
pkg.
.....10c
Flour
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o'he
up.
We
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limited
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so-tell
for
motorboat
race
tat
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Rupert
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$1.35
10s,
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sack
53c
Iotatoe8
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C
C
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lbs.
25c
see
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for
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Economy
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&
Carry
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Co.
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