PAGE
TWO
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News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prlnee
Rupert
Dally
News,
.Liratted.-
Thil
Avenue
IL
F.
PULLEN
-
-
JIaftgtegrBdItor
DAILY
EDITION
is
being
pushed
bad
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
:k
into
the
Arctic
Circle
Saturday,
July
20,
1029
MAKE
CANADA
GREAT
NATION
Canadian
territory
comprises
half
a
continent,
onlv
a
narrow
strip
of
which
is
nonulated
.
Tfc
PYtflnHfi
all
alnntr
tt
i
A,,
.
.
.
;
.
"
"
area
are
enormous.
Dr.
Grant,
in
addressing
the
Rntnrv
ninh
tM
ELIMINATE
WAR
PERIL
tl....
Talanri
me
unuea
states
boundary
and
vanes
in
width
from
one
;
Na"
Harbor
Not
operating,
to
six
hundred
miles.
Even
that
section
of
the
country
1
,???
ttEf
Northpi
is
very
sparse:y
settled
and
no
one
is
frp
ins
furl
it
ww
De
possiDie
to
go
j
v
till-.
VRDHI1
j
Gradually
the
northern
f
rnntW
'
Haysport.
Skeena
raJ2.?inaOTtUf,1y
The
fcrt,
Cun
possibilities
in
such
a
huire
ninghams.
Oceanic,
not
operating.
Central
Division
Butedale,
Lowe
Inlet,
Namu,
Klemtu.
Walker
Walker
1
Lake,
opening
later;
snnVp
nf
tha
Aaa,,iV,t
f
.
i
"
.
,
V
!
r.T.
.
UA
i"mk
uns
cuuiury
one
inai:Rna
Bella,
not
oDeratinK.
win
impress
the
rest
of
the
wor!d.
The
struggle
against
!
Smith's
inlet
Margaret
Bay,
climatic
conditions
helps
to
develop
stamina.
It
is
in
Bwe1,
s?i,th'8
IT?,et-
L?rfy
,
,
Vad-
tpmnprntP
rlimafo
thn
i
i
'i
I
Rivers
Inlet
Brunswick,
Having
this
in
mind
we
can
well
think
that
Canadians
will
be
among
the
favored
nations
of
the
world.
It
will
be
a
nation
of
which
we
may
be
proud.
It's
a
sin
if
Nature
has
a
punishment
ready
for
the
person
who
commits
it
.
For
what
is
Nature
but
God?
ham's,
Kildala,
Goose
Bay,
Good
Hope,
Beaver,
Provincial,
Rivers
Inlet,
Independent
Packing
Co.,
Talheo
(Bella
Cooia).
McTavish.
.
Strathcona.
not
operating.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Not
!
started
yet.
Trollers
liave
been
making
good
.sen
jOatfifce
jjbwukI
Zayas
and
Dundas
Islands
ana.-fuve-
also
ibeen
doing
well
at
Warke
Canal.
On
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
PHrSSlT7
gre?der,
fn
the
WrId
is
anxi
WjiSSr
the
is
to
to
eliminate
the
possibility
of
war.
Many
have
expressed
days.
themselves
along
those
lines.
And
all
the
time
each
na-'
tion
is
looking
with
fear
and
trembling
at
the
activities1
11.
n.
Brockieaby,
assistant
01
its
neighbor
and
building
ships
and
training
men
for
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
I
U'.nr
Tliov
tiorn
nnt
,rf
lnnMMni.
t.
i
.1
fUhrtia
exDerimental
utatioii.t
Each
tipe
a
movement
is
launched
having
peace
as
its
'about
?he
?dAuSfo,
mEE'
object,
the
people
are
getting
a
peace
suggestion.
A
neacf
peace
real.
real,
whre
wnere
he
ne
will
win
mend
sieno
a
a
year;
year,
V(
Li.
Hn.tA.
f
I
wave
is
Demg
Droaacast
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
.Tu!v
Waterfront
Whiffs
Salmon
Fishing
Holding
Up
Well;
Whaling
in
Full
Swing
on
Islands:
Halibut
Landings
Still
Higher
Sockeve
fishtncr
by
gill
net
boats
on
the
Skeena
and
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
5.00Naas
Rivers
during
the
past
week
was
not
quite
as
good
tur
UNMHsr
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
-50
1
as
jn
the
immediately
previous,
but
has
still
been
or
four
monUu
.for
....................
'V;
'
'quite
satisfactory.
On
the
Skeena
River
the
boats
have
mail
all
of
Northern'
and
Centra)
Britlar
Celvnibli,
M
,
,i
.
By
to
parts
,
,n
v
i
,,
4.1,
..!,.
4U
,i.
from
49
fish
the
week,
av;e.ged
45
to
per
day
throughout
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
s.oe
Transient
display
advertising,
per
lack
per
insertion
1.40
while
fishing
on
the
Naas
was
spasmodic,
the
average
for
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
2.80
one
day
oi
tna
weeK
naving
oeen
tz
iisn.
m
uie
luver?
Loeii
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
-5
Inlet
division
the
average
is
reported
to
be
6S
fish.
Sock-
CJaified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
02
1
eye
is
still
the
principa1
fish
being
caught,
pinks
starting
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
par
agate
line
.I5liter
in
Julv.
Fishinir
is
reported
uy
man
'.o
an
otner
countries,
per
year
i
w
B)
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
6.00
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
to
have
been
good
tnrougnout
Green
brother
of
District
No.
2
except
in
the
BrA
n
l.
Smith's
Inlet
area
which
is
a
little
below.
j
Mrs.
Hubert
The
total
packs
for
the
various
.
Whaling
Activity
areas
up,
to
July
12
were
as
fol-!
lows-
Some
of
the
old-time
pic-
Naas
River
Sockeye,
7441
ureHBM
may
have
darted
cases.
Total,
S464.
from
whaHng.
but
the
indastry
is
Skttsna
River
Sockeye.
20,829.
;fU
prosecuted
suewaafully
off
Tntoi
i
iin
ithis
coast,
and
in
the
first
two
CentraldivisioB
Sockeye.
9527
f
the
1929
seasoa,
which
....
Ttni
m7sn
iWgan
in
May,
twenty
whale
m.u..
oir-e
lofiis.
were
taltn
Tntfli
laqin
i
Whaling
Corporation
ft
fail
am
nruLra
operating
T
I
ntr
Smith's
Inlet
Socneye,
&uo.
'""v
"''7n
Total,
6880.
J?k1
1"
lh?
Pae.,fff.
are
?dj,n
The
canneries
in
operation
in
the
production
of
oil.
meal,
f
ert
-District
No.
2
to
date
are:
awL
sl
twwe.
they
are
val-
vt.
niA.nHai
Afill
uable.
too,
for
their
whalebone.
...
.
.
,
,
,
taken
as
the
Rose
Harbor
station
began
its
season
ran
about
fifty
feet
in
length,
bul
one
big
fellow,
a
sulphur,
measured
eighty-two
Commercial,
fet-
Eleven
of
the
twenty
were
sperms,
no
less
man
seven
oi
mem
being
killed
in
one
day.
were
seven
finbacks,
one
'
iiic
uac
nut
vet
leariieu
lo
misr.
CMcn
nthor
.
r
'
v-..n
di
leaving
Harry
Stiles,
George
Roger
and
Johnny
Walker.
Dave
Stuart's
power
cruiser
Tseekwa
was
taken
on
the
Yacht
Club
-grid
on
Saturday
afternoon
for
minor
hull
repairs.
A
new
pilot
house
control
sytem
,
ww
installed
in
the
power
tug
Bflltnor
for
the
Pacific
Salvage
.
.
.
.
.
..-
.
Doraiion
win
now
eonrenirntp
it
i
j
Co.,
who
have
the
vessel
under1
charter,
this
week.
Aiso
in
the
,
,
,a.
n..
Star
Welding
shop,
the
Inverness,
EDMONTON,
July
18:-A!ber-cannery
tender
Florence
had
her
ta's
famous
climate,
its
people,
engine
taken
down
for
repairs.
I
plus
the
possibilities
of
an
ideal-
lly
situated
fur-farm,
just
what
Vacht
.Westward.
In
PRINCE
BUYS
MUSKRATFARM
Go
Unto
the
.wanted,
proved
too
much
for
'
Prince
Leo
Oslittine
and
..hj
The
handsome
86-foot
diesel
'
princess.
powered
yacht
Westward,
owned!
The
prince
has
purchased
land
by
Campborl
Church
jr.
of
Se.
n
the
Kelson
district
where
he
attle
and
skippered
by
Capt.
Hoe
will
establish
a
muskrat
farm.
in
me
past
mere
Have
been
SO
"L'l""8'
VJ
r
TZIZ
U:
work
at
Big
Falls
Creek.
i
that
H
wiH
never
be
seen;
from
sueh
places
as
ii
i
oufc
MUUU8
BU
1
1'y
"ar
oroaacasiS,
mat
It
While
he
is
in
the
east
Mrs.
Will
take
years
tO
Overcome
the
war
tpnrlfnfv
TWnrminorl
HroeklMhr
and
family
will
remain
and
Pfirtctnnt
nffnva
itl.l
Vini
f
U
in
Wiomtwir.
Aftur
eorrmletlntr
4
j'vmvv.
wvmi
o
iu
wiicii
iiiicliiuy.
AS
iujri.
irontto
-nnr
it
11
V.
.
2
a.-
i
i
1
,
'
years
pass
will
be
earier
to
visit
other
countries
and
we
snau
near
omer
countries
sing
and
talk,
get
their
ideas
Capt.
L.
P.
Sunderland,
skip.
I
Dykeman.
called
in
port
on,
Cominir
to
Canada
with
the
in-
Thursday
afternoon
en
route
to
tention
of
settling
in
British
Co-Seattle
after
an
interestiag
cruise
lunafeia,
the
couple
were
taken
to
to
Western
Alaska
waters
which
the
Ed
son
district
Tuesday
of
this
started
here
on
June
e
when
the
week
and
after
a
trip
of
Inspec-
veasel
sailed
north
from
Prince
tion
the
prince's
mind
was
made
Rupert.
up.
He
was
'sold'
on
Alberta.
Al-
On
board
the
Westward
were
though
the
price
paid
for
the
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Ladd
and
son,
ranch
was
not
disclosed,
it
was
Billy,
and
daughter,
Frances,
of
said
to
be
one
of
the
largest
New
York
and
Dr.
and
Mrs.
E.
realty
deals
dosed
here
In
sev
X
Psrlc
unH
onn
Rnlln
anil
Pra
I
WMtlca
--.
...
.1
..
WU,
1.
.
-
,f
WMll
aTi
daughter,
"
Sally,
w
who
w
joined
the
On
410
acres,
lying
.
just
five
vessel
here
when
rain?
north.
miles
south
of
Ldson,
and
one
The
trip
north
was
made
pri-
and
one
half
miles
from
the
Jas
nsarily
for
the
purpose
of
giving
per
Highway,
the
.prince
decided
Dr.
Ladd.
a
well
known
Alpinist,
to
make
his
home.
It
is
on
the
the
opportunity
of
scaling
18,001
MeLjwd
River,
right
in
the
heart
foot
Mount
Fairweather,
the
top
of
the
big
game
country.
of
which
has
never
yet
been
Walking
out
of
his
front
door,
reached
by
man.
This
feat
had
moose,
deer
or
a
bear,
for
the
been
previously
unsuccessfully
animals
abound
in
the
country
attempted
by
Dr.
Ladd
and
again
the
prince
will
be
able
to
bag
a
this
year
he
failed
to
make
the
surrounding
his
Alberta
home.
There
ascent.
He
was
accompanied
on
Farther
into
the
densely
wooded
hump-j
both
occasions
as
guide
by
Andy
country
and
up
in
the
mountains
back
and
one
sulphur.
Examina-i
Taylor
of
McCarthy,
Alaska,
1
he
wHl
be
able
to
shoot
wild
uon
01
um?
swmaens
01
mesejwho
fIlfured
the
spectacular
goat,
one
of
the
finest
sports
In
wSfi
fhn"
few
Mount
the
world.
Running
right
through
h
has
a
favorito
place
on
the
menu
.
T
.
-v"
.
Z,
,
,
.
.
.
,
oftheaperm.
The
finback,
on
the
b,y
W;,
?roprty4
arf
twJ
eref
,n
other
hand,
evidently
relishes
a
Co1-
u
Foster.
The
climb
wm
which
are
trout
and
grarlings.
diet
of
shrimps.
(started
from
Utuya
Bay
and
Dr.
11
truly
a
hunter's
paradise.
I
Ladd
was
out
for
several
days.-
v,
L
-vr-
.
.
.
VVhllo
fnlllnir
fn
nuU
thji
iMn(
&aie
has
Deen
made
by
Capt
v
.
ood
salmon
trolling
P.
Armour,
Pa-.
fc
ano
d
Mr
Mr-
Tarlor
were
able
U
cJa
of
the
manager
,T'
wf,
,nd
.naunir
i
CoUirv
"n
sound
cific
Salraire
Co.
here,
to
H.
T.
'lM
mt
splondid
photograph
nf"nJ!'.
&aistury
Cross
of
the
customs
staff
of
a
I
from
tiie
heights
and
are
better
.
lmK
oul
thirty-foot
gill
net
boat
which
(prepared
for
another
attempt
Dr.
t1wt
P$
fy$
W
Capt.
Armour
recently
purchased
I
Ladd
will
make
next
spring
to'Uown
the
Britislf
aolumDla;
coast-at
auction
from
the
fisheries
de-
Maie
the
mighty
peak.
They
are
due
Jn
Seattlglen
July
partment,,io
whom
it
had
been!
0n
thi.
crui
iht
WtitWBrd
i
28.
erv
tnn
A
v,n
tr0Phi
f
the
trlpi
ed
into
a
pleasure
vessel,
the
work
.
Glacier
Bay.
off
Icy
Straita.
i
Interesting
young
black
marmot
being
already
under
way.
The
Pacific
Salvara
Co.
'a
char-
a
quarter
of
a
mile
of
Canadian
Utuya
Uay.
There
they
also
cap-
tered
towboat
Billmor
on
Tuesday
hnrt
beyond
the
International
,tured
two
red
squirrels
and
at
moved
a
survey
party
and
crew'
boundary
line
which
was
not.
Yakutat
an
oyster
catcher,
from
Thuime
River
in
Warke
manv
vears
aim
locked
within
the'
Thrnmrkiuit
trit.
k
u'..
vMElf
Fivin?!ik
5TJ
ire
fie,d
The
poaalbilities
of,
ward
kept
in
touch
with
the
out-
h
tr.
.,
.
1
1
V
I
...Ii
where
the
rapM
recession
of
which
Capt.
Dykeman
sneaked
up
Grand
Pacific
Glacier
has
opened
i
on
and
caught
with
his
hands
at
elopment
,r"M
there,
the
Power
Cor-
.
K.i
T
r.mni
"
.
'
tirtuxn
"
"T"
"
fcl-
?l
"
ine
;:-':rl
and
lmnressions.
and
lparn
tn
ful
that
tl,o
mnv.
Per
of
the
halibut
boat
Sentinel.
,Lor4,ii,w
,ki.l
aa
w.o-i,
table.
Unless
'
-
-vvi
t,4lB
me
111UU1
"
-uu
...
.l
i
r.i
like
ourselves.
It
will
be
valuable
to
'earn
:Wet,
having
on
board
a
party
of
today
for
Granville
Channel
with
Vancouver
commercial
men
mak-:
her
Inveterate
narty
of
anglers
on
ing
a
periodical
business
trip
up
board.
Return
to
port
is
planned
(the
coast,
arrived
in
port
Thurs-
tomorrow
night
and
those
on
day
afternoon
from
the
south
and1
board
promise
they
will
bring
left
yesterday
morning
for
Anyox.
back
as
ibh?
a
bag
of
speckled
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
beauties
as
they
did
on
Dominion
whence
they
will
call
here
next
Dav
Vhen
they
went
forth
with
week
southbound.
The
skipper
of
sui:h
success
Besides
Pete
and
the
I
ride
of
the
West
is
Capt.
D.
1
Sid
Anderson,
the
party
includes'
n
m
me
op-
were
aoie
to
near
broadcasts
World's)
HerordM
t"J,
j
in
every
ivif
W
a
"fa
r
in."!'.
O.
A
CANA
l
IAN-MADE
PBOUUCT
New
York.
I
by
any
people
living
sow
at
least
1
Pittsburgh.
St.
Louis,
etc.
N.
L.
Freeman.
local
reoresen-
He
as
well
as
other
members
of
I
The
Westward
has
alreadv
been
tative
of
the
International
Com-
toe
narty
disembarked
there
and
i
chartered
for
t
Wfl
mora
nmtna
Travel
and
radio
arp
nnasihlv
tlio
tu-n
nn0f
;,o,i.
hu
course,
Mr.
Brockleeby
expecU
I
misoion,
returned
to
me
'
dty
Ljed-)
found
that
the-
country
all.erulses
which
will
bring
her
as
horirnr
fltT
FiV???
"J1
to
"i8
duti
Prfs-
STlrS-J?"!
-
-..
-
"ntaln.far
north
a.
Prince
Rupert
On
miMlnnhn.rniMia
'ott"
wiidernes
of
barren
cliffs
I
August
1
she
will
leave
SeattW
and
glacial
mora
In
devoid
of
any
and
reach
here
about
August
7
living
growth,
animal
or
vege-land
8
and
turn
back
in
the
something
in
the
I
course
of
a
cruise
of
this
mmt
niu.
I
iau
Jh.
Jim
.
.
m
I
.
1
I
a
.
v
.
....
Wi
fnivitm
lanrr
ianw.
T
J
1
f
T1
'V
"
"u
Dtub
caused
some
time
ago
to
be
w"'
ol
"cn
""nerai
iinas
snouid
un
auirust
zu
she
will
leave
Se-
xoiUgn
j
lang-
t
b
ft
ert,
has
V
been
n
elected
,
PrWent
p'rlt
of
w,
po,led
Posted
in
in
various
vartoug
offices
icet
of
of
the
the
be
w
found
touno
near
near
at
at
hand,
band,
Capt!
Capt;
attle
attle
with
with
another
another
party
party
i
and
call
Uaires
rS,:flC
becailRP
"6ne
wp
ahnll
8nU
hpttr
b?"r
Vu.
08
able
BK1
to
Understand
them
the
Traders
Co.,
inc.,
Ketchikan,
town
attracted
the
keen
curiosity
Jlykeinan
ts
of
the
ejriajen
that
here
en
route
to
AUska.
,...v.
v
vM.ii.
.
iuuj
wo
may
oven
gev
10
under-
""v"
.
"
oi
a
iaay
tourist
at
tne
stand
Russia
and
she
will
understand
us
.aJ
ro"hBdu.
business
inrmttriv
ano
11,,h,B1
conduct
ouf-(ment
wharf
this
week,
a
Admonition
has
little
value.
No
world
can
be
by
preaching.
v.
LgSf
'
ALWAYS
A
CATCH
IN
IT
SOMEWHERE
SERIOUS
ONE:
"If
you
will
marry
me
I'll
take
out
$20,000
worth
of
life
insurance
so
that
you
will
be
provided
for."
TIIE
GIRL:
"That's
all
very
well;
liut
supposing
you
don't
dleT"
Tht
Bulletin,
Sydney,
Aub.
fitting
formerly
ed
at
Ketchikan
son
&i
Co.
Other
r
Interested
in
the
concern.
The
annual
expedition
of
Cana-
through
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
1
110011
came
out
of
the
dry
dock,
union
here
to
get
in
touch
with
wnere
she
had
been
jor
annual
in-Kobert
Marsh,
a
member
of
Ihe
spection
and
minor
deck
work.
crew
of
the
American
halibut
boatj
.
,
Wabash,
whose
11-year-old
son
Jack
McRae,
until
recently
city
,A
died
at
the
first
of
the
week
in
foreman,
has
now
been
signed
on
Vancouver
from
injuries
sustained
1
to
the
wharf
staff
of
Albert
&
when
a
long
splinter
ran
through
j
MtCaffery
.
his
chest
while
playing
on
a
chute
"
""
at
oneof
ihe
southern
city's
play
!
Alf
.
Galland
Jr.
has
taken
up
grounds.
The
Wabash
left
hen.
a
moorage
at
the
flgats
of
the
1.
,IJVM-
f
...
.t
i
-
T)i
tl
Vn.i.
9.
T
r....i
t,
nr,
ia(
inursaay
tor
me
i,,,,to
uupen'
u'n
i
b-ns"Md"
should
be
in
with
a
trip"
Club
for
a
p-ffiot
open
pleasure
:
wftlilhlhe
next
dav
or
bo.
Mr.
boat
which
he
built
himself.
The'
Marsh
will
probably
go
south
to
,1PW
vessel
is
equipped
with
a
attend
the
funeral.
h.p.
Universal
engine.
govern-
there
shall
never
be
sueh
a
thine
After
con-
na
a
Canadian
nnrt
in
that
r.m
ennmiei-'
1
j
1
1.
t
.
1
.
-
..
...
fhomp-l
TTl
e
Hp,r?B
morwl
'
Dominion
coastline,
by
II
It
r
oy
il
k.
inorap-
cf
tne
government
wharf
staff,
Tl.
Tn,
party
wv
of
r
4l
the
Westward
v.....j
iishermeh
are
nhfi
,ady
wa
fInallv
able
to
grt
the
drift
of
things
and
she
laughed
so
hard
that
George
Smith
swears
she
must
have
had
a
hem-
.
1
rwt
t
i.
.j.
dlan
gorernmeat
hunters
resulted
u.
.
iT
in
the
kflnng
of
1W
seal
los
'till.
E
be
ab
f
to
spread
aeason
off
the
south
of
the
Queen
n",
-,
..lh"f..
T.?FJZA
iffffilZjfr1?'
f
t0
the
knockers
and
the
grousers
SlBrd0Canada4aLC"
of
'
home
town
down
easl.
compamed
the
hunters
on
the
Bteamer
"Givenchy"
lo
make
de-1
rViTIvin.
'
tailed
studies
of
the
animals
killed
.
'nr.nt
TTnHlr
U"der
cmmand
of
Capt.
B.
p
;and
to
ascertain
more
definitely
Sanderson,
c
the
Canadian
Hah
A
'just
how
serious
a
menace
they
are
to
the
salmon.
The
lions
did
Cold
Storage
Co.
s
Bteam
trawler
not
appear
to
be
as
plentiful
lhiiGl
ter
Av.,n
l?ave
tomorrow
spring
as
in
the
past
.
Jf
f
"W
"
,ine
'
,K
7
Bev5rf
1
(flat
fishing
trips
it
is
planned
U
make
to
neighbtt
log
waters.
The
Efforts
were
made
this
week'G.
E.
Foster
on
Thursday
after-
Thtk
nui.
(-minor
Zonnliln.
The
DOWe-r
cruiser
Pride
of
lh
font
1..I
AnrWann
1fl
nt
nnnn
en-
Champion
Dr.W.
T.
Kergin
has
given
up
the
sheep
ranehlng
enterprise
on
Zayns
Island
with
which
he
has
been
identified
fox
several
years.
It
is
understood
that
the
venture
was
not
a
successful
one.
Capt.
Alfred
Swanson
is
reported
to
have
taken
over
the
lease
of
the
Island
with
a
view
to
establishing
another
fur
farm
thereon
like
that
which
haB
been
prospering
for
the
past
few
years
on
Klna.
han
Island.
Halibut
Landings
Halibut
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past
week
to-tailed
G55.500
pounds
242,000
pounds
Canadian
and
413,500
pounds
American
bringing
the
season's
total
landings
to
date
up
to
15.175.750
pounds
4,853,650
pounds
Canadian
and
10,622,100
Hounds
American
as
rnrnnnrpit
of
4,575,000
pounds
Canadian
nnd
4,:J05,G00
pounds
American
at
a
District
News
I
'
!
liAMi
k,
Mrs.
Irs.
AitiM
Edibn'lMstr
let
Wt
I
,fjimi
n,u
risning
he
and
an'4
In;
IK!iIiM
'
i
Mijdlt
of
HMntihg
TERRACE
1U
t
AFiiIeLebd
amj
t
uisuay
to
lv.
Leamington,
n,
MA;
.Thomas
P.
mi,
young
son
of
Telkwa
ar.
,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Snui),
ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ro!M
r
ty.
..
MU
Jasscll,
vha
n
:,
days
at
(he
rectory
h.
i,
;
Thursday
to
join
her
-
.i,,
CKevJ
A.
W.
Robinn
.
ouver.
Miss
Shirley
McEw.m
been
holidaying
at
!I
.
returned
U
ber
honu;
Rupert
on
inunwuy
Mles
Barbara
and
;.
Lee
of
Anyox
arri.c
'
to
spend
a
holiday
at
I!
Mrt.
George
Dover
u.
ternoon
tea
hostexs
.
day
in
compliment
t
i
Mrs.
W.
W.
Gray
of
m,
One
man
paid
vi-costs
in
police
court
Tueeday
while
three
ich
assessed
S2fi
ain:
being
Intoxicated.
Mrs.
H.
E.
Smith
race
Hotel
left
on
Tt
a
holiday
trip
to
s
,,
Portland
Mia
HIM
Reid.
Thomas
Hslllwell
arrived
on
Thursday
holiday
at
the
home
entl'here.
of
school
staff,
and
her
who
have
been
visiting
left
n
Thursday
for
u
n
Vancouver.
Mr.
aBd
Mrs.
Geori"
entertained
at
three
'.
brJdgo
on
Mtnday
e"
oorrvsJimeflt
to
their
g
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Grav
ford.
1,
Bobby
Orme
of
Prin
is
holidaying
at
Hill
Fu
REMO
Several
ears
of
t'"1'
loaded
In
Retno
this
;
including
one
double
''
66
and
70
feet
long
Messrs.
0.
Hanson,
naugh
and
Yoder
were
visiters
.In
Remo
this
w
Miss
Bates,
of
Lovcb,
has
been
a
guest
of
Mr
Wilson
Jhe
past
week.
The
final
meeting
of
mittee
of
arrangement
Remo
Farmers'
Assoc
Strawberry
Festival
w.i
and
it
will
take
the
f
dance
and
strawberry
-the
evening
of
July
27.
i
the
general
public
will
vlted.
Par
A.
Y.
Wilson
has
born
sick
list
for
the
past
few
i
VANDEMIOOF
Mrs.
G.
Hopfe
has
be
n
;
lng
the
week
at
Prim:.:
"
visiting
Vith
her
sister
'
Bradshaw.
Mni-rlnoV
f.l
1
I.
..
.
...I.I.-M
.
...
wv.
t'lvuruu
nam
i'1-"
-
I.
LI.
.
...
..
In'
National
Railways
after
a
l
period
of
indino8ition.
Rev.
W.
V.
Sweetnam
of
F.niU
has
been
visiting
in
this
!
with
old
friends.
Mrs.
Gilbert
Wilks
and
daughter
arrived
this
wc
...
Vancouver
to
visit
with
Wilks'
parents,
Mr.
nnd
M-
with
14,431,000
pounds,
made
up
A."
Mitchell.
similar
date
last
There
1
year.
were
i
".,
,
ZT
r
T
TiT
t
exhibition.
KUDert
durlnif
t
the
week
but
thrt,
-
H
-
-
vhu
aisao
imi
am
Shirley
Preston
is
coari
inf
group
of
boys
'
to
1
compet
'
CDLU
I'""
tnua
enabling
this
year
s
record
acres
in
the
cast
side
of
the
w
to
keep
well
ahead
of
last
year's,
Prices
were
about
average
during
the
week.
The
high
bid
for
Canadian
fish
was
15.2c
and
9.1c
which
the
Livingstone
was
paid
for
20,000
pounds
while
the
top
American
price
was
JG.2c
and
8c
which
the
Wave
and
Cedrlc
received
for
catches
of
4,000
and
12,000
pounds
respectively.
Low,
Judge,
fie
Ktnt
frnm
11
C
Mcfork'"'
He
is
having
the
.property
and
Dffrmr,Ar,Hnn
l.n.
It
t1''
'
nvvvillvun.tUII
f
w'-
slaughtering
purposes.
prices
were
12.1c
and
9c
for
Can-
She
hesitated.
adian
fish
and
12.2c
and
8c
for,
"Don't
hesitate."
he
said.
American.
DO
NT
IIKSITATE
A
vounir
wnmarr
was
to'''11'
Cl'OSB-examtntuI
In
nnrt
"Unw
nU
n
.'
naked
&
hid
rvu
-
-
ry
second
makes
I
worie.
i