turdj.y.
TWuary
23,
1029
Waterfront
Whiffs
His
l'iy-
Packer
lied
Boy
Purchased
by
Pacific
Sal-v..
c
;
neasure
Boat
Khtada
Changes
Hands;
Seation's
First
Halibut
Landings
r-"''
:
LABEL
S
RED
AND
WHITE
IT
is
the
double-richness
of
Carnation
Milk
which
makes
it
so
economical.
So
rich
that
it
can
be
used
in
place
of
cream
at
one-third
cream
cost.
So
rich
that
it
can
be
greatly
diluted
when
used
in
cooking
and
for
other
milk
uses.
Carnation
is
the
most
completely
useful
milk
you
can
buy.
And
it
has
the
additional
economy
of
keeping.
None
t
wasted.
It
keeps
several
days
after
opening
indefinitely
in
the
tin.
Carnation
is
just
pure,
fresh
milk
evaporated
to
cbuble
richness,
kept
safe
by
sterilization.
Order
from
your
grocer
several
tins
or
a
case
of
48
tins.
Send
for
a
free
copy
of
Mary
Blake's
Cook
Book.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Company,
Limited,
Aylmcr,
Ont.
'
MIN
ATION
CARAMEL
CUSTARD
Two
cups
Carnation
I
--Ilk
diluted
with
2
cups
hot
water,
J$
cup
sugar,
J4
teaspoon
salt,
S
eggs,
1
teaspoon
vanilla.
Caramelize
suzar
and
add
to
scalded,
diluted
milk.
Let
remain
in
double
boiler
until
sugar
dissolves.
Add
this
mixture
to
slightly
beaten
eggs;
then
add
salt
and
vanilla.
Pour
into
buttered
custard
cups.
Bake
in
22
S
degree
oven
with
cups
set
in
deep
pan
of
hot
water.
This
serves
eight.
It
tastes
creamy
It
looks
creamy
It
Is
creamy
.
Milk
MM,'
.
h
I
.
1
TWO
SIZES
TALL
AND
SMALL
Avenue
West
has
been
resounding
of
late
with
his
hammer
as
he
makes
cupboards,
repairs,
and
a
general
handyman
of
himself.
But
it's
worth
the
effort,
Reg
says,
even
though
it
does
keep
a
man
home
nights.
Cant.
Clarence
Camnbell
of
the
lace
have
moved
their
shellfish
establishment
scow
from
the
site
on
the
waterfront
which
is
about
to
be
occupied
by
the
Home
Oil
Distributors
fuel
station
to
a
new
mooring
adjacent
to
the
Im
perial
Oil
Co.
wharves
Though
able
to
leave
the
hos
pital
last
Saturday
after
almost
THE
DAILYNEWS
PAGE
FIVE
him
to
remain
home
part
of
thai
the
close
in
banks.
Before
the
time.
end
of
the
month,
catches
are
ox-
pected
to
start
arriving
from
Khtada
Sold
Kodiak,
Portlock
and
the
further
;
The
well
known
local
pleasure
'out
banks.
boat
Khtada
has
been
sold
by
'
Landings
at
Prince
Rupert
for
Charlie
Balagno
to
M.
Prsin,
one
the
first
few
days
of
the
season
I
of
the
shift
bosses
for
the
Granbyj
up
to
and
including
yesterday
CO.
at
Anyox,
and
will
bfc
leaving
totalled
104,000
pounds
of
which
Joe
Baker
sustained
a
rather
i
the
Yatch
Club
floats
within
the
38.G00
pounds
was
from
Canadian
'horll.,
.
I
1.
r
1
I
.v4
(...J.i.i
fnr
hnr
tiour
hnraa
DOflT.R
ATH1
Ijh.llUU
nnUilOH
ffYirri
iiilown
bitr
nsn
nacker
and
cannprv
tpnrW
,.,mi
a
i
..'.-
im
thotom
Ihef
smelter
town
waterfront.
Aiwrean.
r
j
?
)
y
hafwen
SOld
by
the
Skeena
River
Packing
Co.,
gadgits
preparatory
to
leaving
Twentysix
feet
long
and
equip-'
"First
boats
of
thft!
Iwason
;
to
K
j
'
L'-QM
Edward
cannery,
to
the
Pacific
Salvatrei011
the
initial
trip
of
the
season
jped
with
a
10-12
Frisbie
engine,
land
halibut
catches
here
wei
icn
win
acta
me
vessel
to
its
neet
01
towboats
and
r"
uie
118n'"
grounus.
uarenceii
iwiwu
UB
uu..
..c
UUUi,
sew
at
Pnnce
Rupert.
The
Red
Bov
was
n
MM
Vat,
Bellingham
and
was
practically
rebult
in
She
is:84
ft
.
5
in
.
in
length
with
beam
of
16
ft.
5
in.
.
.
i
i
X6e
vessel
lfl-
c
wil'h
f
ris;o-
abut
$2000
and
the
share
for
i';i.
misine,
wmcn
win
each
of
the
six
men
was
$154.
!
replaced
with
a
diesel
The
Melville
haled
11,000
pounds,
I,--
ti
t.
new
owners.
She
received
a
bid
of
17.1c
and
S)c,
had
(I
down
in
a
few
days
total
proceeds
of
about
$1500
and
I,;lt'
floats
torn
a
the
share
per
man
was
$104.
!,.
,i
the
dry
dock,
where
M
..,nt
the
winter,
Capt
David
nitchie,
well
known
Prince
Rupert
halibut
boat
F.
Star",
manager
of
PP4
is
expected
to
return
the
i
i;
Fisheries
at
Prince
end
'
February
after
having
a
:
i'
iuhJ
on
Wednesday
"P6"
the
winter
in
Scotland.
His
i.liiiif
the
winte
in
the
DOit'
the
Unome,
will
undergo
en-
v.'it-.
M;m.
Starr
hevpeat
tine
overhaul,
including
the
put-
i
if
vacation
during
the
tin"
,n
of
ma
n
bearings,
at
the
!
c
Ae
Ken
motoring
in
,itar
Welding,
befoie
proceeding
r.vlif(er.i;i.
iou
!tl
Initial
trip
of
the
season
to
tiie
fishing
grounds
.
'
imt,
Capt.
Hans
Ua
,,
,
.
!
Alaiville.
Capt.
John
l'roficient
Carpenter
v.
ho
u
(halufLwM
bid
Everywhere
you
go
and
every-
m.i
m-
isor's
fJM
session
thing
yon.
do
you
are
always
n-.li
exchange
jofeTft'ednea-
picking
up
experience,
Reg
Web-n
.)d
on
thrApiitial
ber
ban
found.
There
is
nothing
"'.);
to
the'
tithing
like
married
life
to
make
a
good
Tl
v
we
re
both
out
five
carpenter
out
of
a
man
and
Keg,
'.'
vi,!)!
12.
JO0
pounds,
for
though
wedded
only
two
or
three
,
t
.ii"
l.6r
hb
naid.
weeks,
ia
becoming
very
profic-
;in
s
pi.
,1
totalled
.
;.t
a..ng
thut
line.
Eighth
is
jucKy
.nowever,
in
naving
a
six
years
ago
ior
uen
u.
luier
real
trained
nurse
for
his
wife!
the
vessel
became
the
property
and,
under
her
efficient
care,
the.
of
Jim
llick'ey,
well
known
pros
wound,
though
painful,
has
been
'
lector,
who
intu'rn
sold
her
to
uoing
nicely,
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
of.
Port
Simpson
arrived
in
town
Thursduy
afternoon
aboard
his
power
cruiser
Sunbeam
11
and
returned
home
today.
On
Thursday
afternoon,
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Pachena
a
week's
sojourn
in
the
institu-
took
the
first
scowload
of
mach
tion,
Doc
Clapperton
is
not
yet
inery
out
to
the
site
of
the
Nat-
quite
up
to
the
mark
altbougni'onai
Airpian
uumuer
io.b
newt
he
resumed
his
duties,
at
the
Gov-
sawmill
at
Porpoise
Harbor.
The
ernment
Wharf
yesterday.
He
;
material
had
arrived
earlier
In
has
been
suffering
from
trouble-,
some
throat
ulcers.
Next
time,
if
there
should
unfortunate!
be.
any
next
time,
Doc
had
better
stay
in
the
hospital
unti!
the
the
clyi
.,uprot
Th6-
:&6
Seattle
aboard
m.
don
KiS
first
black
ack
.co
heries
got
iu
xotedf:
the
Beasou
on
Whiff
man
gets
a
chanceto
call
AVedne:SMyptrorm
the
American
or,
at
least,
until
he
getsJaetter,-
EaRoTit
TCoif-Ohah
nnd
filled
its
We
are
glad
to
see
him
about
two
smoke
houses
here.
B.
J.
again.
'Bacon,
manager
of
the
Bacon
!
Fisheries,
reports
that
there
Is
Expressions
of
regret
were
'a
large
demand
for
smoked
fieb
heard
this
week
at
the
sudden
this
year
and
he
expeeta
his
tiro-
passing
on
Wednesday
morning
jduction
to
be
larger
than
in
any
of
A.
H.
Love
who
was
well
season
of
the
past
known
and
esteemed
along
the
'front
in
his
rapacity
as
book-j
After
undergoing
an
exu-nsw
keeper
at
his
son
Harry's
Imper-
engine
overhaul
at
the
Star
WeJ-
ial
Machine
Works.
Harry
and
dng
works,
the
Prince
Kupmrt
Bay
Love.
both.
well
known
water-!
ijt.uiit
inut
I'mr
nf
Jiickx
Cant
rent
business
irierti
as
well
asJPete
Lelaml,
is
about
to
get
basic
.
u
i
'.
n-
-
i
r
.
'
.
.
....
'
.
me
umer
buiib,
uruep,
unu
jirneei,
op
xne
ushing
grounds
again
anJ
have
the
sincere.1
sympathy
of
the
skipper
hopes
that
he
vj,:
many
friends
in
the
passing
oi
have'
a
better
y
eft
in
1929
tnan
their
father.
'
,
'.
!v.'
he
had
in
li28
when
ho
was
co
-
sistently
-unlucky
in
hitting
the
Float
j.iuai
Bedecked
unjciTKUM
W
1
.
(narKets
when
there
........
was
a
giut,
Vy'
'
-
.
..
;
.
,
lof
tish
tfnd
the
nrif.nr"
were
iow.i
Bedeck'
of
Sio.
fedeValHroftl
MPV'"?
ernme:
nmenfli
at
&&b7'
endW
ontitfe
mooringV
M
Wl&fe66"
iruncrrne
mooring
oi
tha
mauif-fi(r
fcAS
.
by
IsKnd
ferry
boat
Khona
hml
0
T
been
carred
out
during
tth
New
railings
have
alsr)
lx
tailed
and
general
imprtfv
maue.
,ft
repairs
to
one
of
the
freezers
in
the
P.
Burns
butcher
shop.
His
wife
went
along
with
him
to.
see
that'
he
didn't
do
anything
he
shouldn't
do
In
that
wild'
town.
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
big
power
tug
Salvage
Princess,
in
com
JVlJrtUr
on
Lne:
??
practicafiy
i
up
and
itt
again.
the
bank,
j
taken
un
'
on
the
arfl
uvtti9
week
for
minyr
hjork'T?)
'
(
Helge
Eesen,
who
has
bugaAti
.
.
nont-
N'eiTflv.'.lUarlv
i
charge
of
the
!
city
.dellwr
HCapt
Merrill-SbHows,
formerly!
vice
for
the
Electric
Uaim
Mdfe
-of
the
ItiniearTer,
should
'
eme
time,
is
about
to
join
the
bc
abIe
t0
leave
by
Marcn
u
or'
local
halibut
lishlng
xiett
lor
i1rivllffr
f.
v
n.,;:
uie
auiumw.
jgrounas
with
his
new
50-foat
j
(halibut
boat
construction
of
i
George
Rodger,
one
of
the
(which
is
being
rapidly
brought!
mechanical
wizards
of
the
Starijo
a
finish
by
the
.McLean
Yard!
Welding
shop,
returned
to
town'-t
Prince
PvUpert.
The
30
h.p.
;
on
lueeday
alter
spending
t
At
as-ImDerial
enirine.
formerly
week
at
Stewart
where
he
made
in
the
Ternen,
has
just
been
in-!
si.Hlied.
A
number
of
fittings,
including
gurdy,
have
yet
to
be
made.
Capt-'Sfllews
has
selected
;
the
name
Belief
for
his
new
boat,
j
Genefay
satisfactions
has
boon
'
uxpi
eqa;
aioug
the
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
at
success
being
mand
of
Capt
Frank
Tyler
and
obtained
lu
having
the
sum
of
with
Capt.
Faul
Armour,
local
116,000
placed
in
the
federal
es-manager
for
the
company
on
timates
i
thie
year
for
the
con-board,
sailed
Thursday
evening
struction
of
new
fishermen's
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
float),
a
long
felt
need
at
the
pltk
up
the
first
of
three
new
port.
It
is
now
hoped
that
the
mows
which
are
to
be
added
to
work
may
be
proceeded
without
the
local
towing
fleet
this
season,
further
interruption
so
the
new
The
Princess
is
due
back
about
facilities
may
be
ready
for
uw
next
Thursday
and
will
bring
by,
next
winter
when
they
will
north
on
the
scow
another
load
be
needed.
These
floats
have
lon;
of
machinery
for
the
new
Nat-
been
denied
Prince
Rupert
and
ional
Airplane
Co.
sawmill
at
the
prospect
of
them
now
being
Porpoise
Harbor
Capt.
Jud
Thurber's
old
hali
end
of
this
week
with
an
attack
of
bronchitis
which
has
caused
at
last
Installer!
is,
doubly
gratifying.
therefore,
but
boat
Muirneag
was
moved)
The
halibut
season
opened
well
down
thie
week
to
the
floats
of
at
Prince
Bupert
this
season.
The
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
The
20,
first
sale
on
the
Exohange
this
'h.p.
Atlas
engine,
which
was
.year
was
on
February
20
where-traded
into
the
salvage
company,
as
it
was
February
21
last
year.'
m
being
left
in
the
Muirneag
in
'The
volume
of
fish
landed
for
the
hope
of
selling
the
vessel
as
nhe
stands,
or
rather
floats.
Capt.
Thurber's
new
fifty-foot
halibut
boat
will
be
moved
down
from
the
Suehiro
boatbuilding
plant
on
Monday
to
the
salvage
floats
where
the
30
h.p.
'Frise.o-Standard
engine,
formerly
in
the
Caygeon,
will
be
installed.
It
will
possibly
be
a
month
yet
before
the
new
ship
is
readv
for
ea.
She
Beatrice.
the
first
few
days
of
this
season
was
in
excoss
of
1928
and
the
'
prices
were
much
better.
Bids
on
the
opening
day
of
the
season
this
year
were
19c
and
8c
for
American
fish
and
lClc
and
8.5c
(
to
17.4c
and
9c
for
Canadian,
i
Last
year
opening
season
bids!
were
respectively
15c
and
8c
nndj
13.8c
nnd
8c.
Prices
have
also:
been
better
sustained
this
year,
is
to
be
named
Verasecondday
bids
having
been
17c
ri"f
8c
for
American
fish
and
"
-
14.5
and
Cc
for
Canadian
whereas
Mllward
NlcWsn
tin"-r
second
day
prices
Ust
year
dron-
managcr
of
the
F.
S.
Hunt
Ltd.,
'ped
to
10c
and
Cc
for
bojh
Am-has
been
suffering
toward
the
-rlcnn
nnH
Canadian
fish.
Hall-
but
landed
the
first
two
or
three
days
of
the
season
was
from
Canadian
Covenant,
12,000,
pounds;
Helen
It,'
2.W0;
Haielj
L.,
100;
Morris
'H
-G,00;
Mel-T;
vine,
n,uu;
signal.
iy.
t
Aitieriean-r-ueanc,
immt
Uty
Billy
Balagno:'
Charlie
Balagno
ling.
12000;
Ionic,
8,'
came
into
possession
of
the
ton,
17,000;
Onah,
6,i
Bert
Hanson
and
Charlie
Wal-lKhtada
when
Billy
moved
to
20,000.
Victoria
0Q;
.
a
s
Midi
m):
Wiz
..111
-
m
li
k
Cape
Trinity,
t
i
Saguenay
River,
Qurbec
-
FUiST
CAVEMAN:
"I
see
you
have
a
happened
to
the
other
one?"
Wfay-
new
stenographer.
SECOND
CAVEMAN:
"Oh,
she
was
always
hitting
her
so
I
fired
her."
The
Humorist,
London.
Advantages
of
A
Joint
BaniAccount
A
MAN
and
wife,
a
brother
and
sister,
any
two
persons
in
the
same
family,
partners
in
business
these
are
among
those
who
find
a
joint
savings
account
a
great
convenience.
In
such
an
account
either
person
can
deposit
or
withdraw
so
that
the
.,
money
is
not
tied
up
in
case
of
,
illness
or
absence
of
one
of
-
4t
the
joint
owners
of
the
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Child
rcn
need
Bovril
to
fortify
them
against
cold
and
illness.
Bovril
is
the
best
of
the
beef
in
its
most
concentrated
and
digestible
form.
The
special
body-building
powers
of
Bovril
are
due,
partly
to
the
actual
nourishment
in
Bovril
itself,
and
partly
to
its
unique
power
of
enabling
the
human
system
to
derive
far
greater
nourishment
from
the
ordinary
diet
It
assists
development
and
increases
stamina.
Give
the
children
Bovril
every
day
for
a
month
and
note
the
difference.
The
Body-building
powers
of
Bovril
have
been
proved
by
independent
investigation
to
be
from
10
to
20
times
the
amount
taken.