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BDC
Saturday
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Victor
IUdlo
B4S
$247.50
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Complete
with
tnbet
EAST
TERMS
Halibut
Landings
Two
Million
Pounds
Less
Than
Last
Year
Livingstone
II
Ties
Un
White
nil
?a?t
,
.
Hope
Spinas-
N
ighfoh
RockV
TH3ET
Because...
.
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if
yotjVe
wafted
till
now
to
buy
a
radio
.
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.
five-circuit
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can
be
had
only
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radio
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PROSPERITY
WEEK
!
OCTOHER
11
to
18
LET'S
GO
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Off
All
Goods-Coats,
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I
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and
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OCTOHER
11th
to
18th
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GO
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COURTEOUS
DRIVERS
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Free
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Coupons
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Street
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Through
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SAVINGS
&
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ASSOCIATION
6
on
Deposits,
Compound
Interest
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&
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LTD.
TIIIKI)
AVENUE
TELEI'IIONE
11
Do
you
read
the
classified
advertisements?
m
With
less
than
a
month
of
the
season
left,
halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1930
season
up
to
October
17
totalled
21,634,000
pounds
or
more
than
three
million
pounds
less
than
the
24,736,250
pounds
which
had
been
recorded
up
to
a
similar
date
last
year.
The
Canadian
total
up
to
date
this
season
was
6,023,200
pounds
as
compared
wth
6,974,250
pounds
last
year
while
the
aggregate
of
American
fares
was-15,610,800
pounds
as
against
17,-762,000
pounds
at
the
corresponding
date
last
year.
There
is
no
chance
now
for
landings
this?
:
i
year
to
catch
up
to
those
of
last
year.
The
landings
were
never
able
to
recover
from
the
loss
of
two
weeks
In
getting
started
,this
season
through
the
agreement
of
the
I
fishermen
not
to
commence
opera
tions
utnu
March
1
instead
of
February
15,
the
statutory
date
for
the
opening
of
the
season.
Landings
for
the
week
of
October
11-17
inclusive
totalled
665.000
pounds
of
which
120,000
pounds
was
from
Canadian
boats
and
546,000
pounds
from
American.
During
the
week
prices
were
fairly
steady
with
a
tendency
to'
weakness.
The
highest
bid
of
the
week
for
American
fish
was
185c
and
5c
which
the
Betty
was
paid
for
7,000
pounds
while
the
low
price
was
10c
and
5c
which
the
Attu
and
Eagle
received
for
catches
of
27,000
and
48,000
pounds
respectively.
The
top
bid
for
Canadian
fish
was
16.6c
and
5c
received
by
the
Clipper
II
and
Selma
for
catches
of
3,000
and
5,000
pounds
respectively
and
the
low,
10.4c
and
6c
which
the
Viking
I
was
paid
for
2,500
pounds.
The
37-foot
gasoline
camp
tender
Llla,
belonging
to
Harry
Scott,
well
known
hand
logger,
and
registered
at
Lowe
Inlet,
is
in
the
Suga
boat
yard
undergoing
remodelling.
The
house
Is
being
extended
and
other
work
being
done.
On
completion.
sbeiwlll
be
one-of
the
finest
look
ing
"boats
hereabouts.
Meantime,
Ilarry
is
cogitating
his
thinker
in
the
matter
of
a
new
name.
He
never
did"
like
Llla
very
much
and,
if
he
can't
think
up
something
himself
soon,
he
threatens
to
offer
a
cash
DDD
for
skin
afffections
It
rool.
Muthrg
insianllr.
A
fluid
(hat
Sftuallr
dors
wash
(lie
blrmlhlirri
kin
tlran.
A
bad
(.kin
Is
unfortunate,
rmbarraulug,
unm-tmiarj-,
with
tlili
formula
so
rich
in
healing
elements.
V.
J.
McCUTCllEON.
DRUGGIST
KUPEKT
PHARMACY
OKMES
LTD.
PROSPERITY
Canadian
Goods
Are
Preferred
Always
Look
For
Them
Ask
Us
For
Canadian
Goods
per
tin
We
Have
Them
Clark's
Pork
St
Beans
0
tins
Clark's
Ketchup
5
bottles
Gainer's
Lard
5s
Gainer's
Lard
3's
per
tin
Boneless
Hams
4
to
6
lbs.
per
b
Plcnlo
Hams
.
per
lb,
.
Canadian
Cheese
3
lbs.
..i
Shaker
Salt
per
pkg.
B.
C.
Sugar
10-lb.
sack
Canadian
Biscuits
Assor-tedter-
lb.-rrrw.
:
.Quaker
Oats
Chlrwicc
2
pkgs.
Purity
Oats
Chinawarc
3
pkgs.
S1.00
95c
$1.10
32c
25c
85c
10c
55c
25
c
75c
$1.00
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phone
SCO
319
Third
Ave.
prize
to
any
one
else
who
has
brains
enough
to
evolve
something
real
snappy
and
novel.
Is
Missed
Here
The
familiar
figure
of
W.
J,
Kirk-pa
trick,
well
known
customs
officer,
who,
having
ben
superannuated,
left
on
Monday
of
this
week
for
Victoria
to
make
his
future
home,
is
missed
along
the
waterfront
where
for
ten
years
or
more
he
had
been
located
In
the
execution
of
his
duty.
Just
before
his
departure,
Mr.
Kirkpatrick
was
presented
by
his
confreres
In
the
cub-
i
torn
service
here
with
a
handsome
walking,
stick.
The
presentation
was
made
on
behalf
of
the
customs
staff
by
J.
II.
McLeod.
collector
of
customs.
Mr.
Kirkpatrick
has
now
reached
the
age
of
74
but
many
;
more
happy
birthdays
are
wished
;
for
him
by
his
friends.
j
The
first
of
the
local
halibut
boats
to
tie
up
for
the
winter
Is
the
Livingstone
II.
Capt.
Tony
Martin-
j
son.
which
arrived
from
the
banks
with
a-catch
this
week.
Between!
now
and
the
closing
of
the
fishing
season"
on
November
15.
the
halibut
fleet
will
be
gradually
tying
up.
With
a
couple
of
Seattle
youths
on
board,
the
schooner
Picaroon
was
in
por
during
the
week.
The
vessel
started
from
SeaUle
and
her
venturesome
crew
were
planning
to
run
as
far
north
as
Seward,
Alaska.
It
is
believed,
however,
that
before
they
get
vey
far
along
In
Southeastern
Alaska
they
will
find
it
inadvisable
tfl
hazard
the
long
passage
acrc
the
troublous
Qulf
of
Alaska
with
the
nature
of
craft
that
is
theirs.
Bradbury
it
Yelf's
fish
packers
Reveille,
Capt.
Billy
Campbell,
and
run
at
present.
TaklnsTHoliday
George
Bmlth,
government
wharfinger,
is
taking
his
annual
vacation
Just
now
and
is
reported
to
be
having
a
rather
enjoyable
time
with
some
urgent
carpenter
work.
Mr.
Smith
will
be
back
on
duty
again
early
next
week.
While
coming
into
port
Tuesday
Cffp'
night
with
a
load
of
halibut,
the
vr
v
White
Hope,
Capt,
ran
on
a
rock
In
Metlakatla
Pas
1
sage
near
the
native
village.
It
was
1
10
p.m.
when
the
stranding
occur
red
and
the
White
Hope
remained
there
until
about
5
o'clock
the
next
morning
when
she
came
off
by
means
of
the
rising
tide
and
her
own
power
The
White
Hope
was
TOMORROW
"t-
m
lOc
I
o
docked
for
inspectlbi
on
Tftti
and
It
was
fortunBelyjfoi
Bethune.
Capt.
Harry
Bury
PMsed
w
wdrely
iiuuuitii
riuHX
iiupcii
mis
Km
southbound
after
having
been
engaged
in
salmon
packing
out
of
La
goon
Bay
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
for
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
The
two
vessels
proceeded
from
here
to
Alert
Bay
where
they
will
be
engaged
for
the
next
few
weeks
in
packing
fall
varieties
of
salmon
before
proceeding
to
Victoria.
Jack
Bradbury
came
over
from
the
islands
in
the
Bethune
but
proceeded
from
here
to
Victoria
by
steamer.
vessel
left
again
for
OCTOBER
IIth"
18th,
"CSS.
the
halibut
grounds
yesterday
and
Skipper
Many
friends
on
the
local
waterfront
will
regret
the
impending
departure
from
Jrlnee
Rupert
of
Tommy
McPheraon.
local
manager
of
the
Home
Oil
Distributors,
since
the
entry
of
the
company
Into
busi-
MAM
kAM
......
0
MM,IL.
.1
I
iwh
irciv
OIIU1C
IB
MUllWUt
ttgu.
All
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Storage
j
wiii
te
glad,
however,
to
hear
that
Co.'s
furti
packer
W.
It.
Lord
arrived
,
the
move
to
Victoria
is
distinctly
in
In
port
on
Thursday
afternoon
from
the
nature
of
a
promotion.
Mr.
Mc-'
Alert
Bay.
Vancouver
Island,
with,
person
has
proven
a
vary
cour-i
a
load
of
salmon
for
the
local
tous
and
popular
official
during
freealng
plant.
In
addition
to
the
hiM
Btay
here
and
has
formed
many
Lord,
both
the
company's
large
j
m
acquaintances
new
iHcun
arp
on
mp
j
irr
iuv
In
order
to
allow
visitors
to
go,
through
the
station
without
cits-
i
turbtng
the
staff
at
work
which
happens
to
be
in
progress,
the
last
Thursday
afternoon
in
each
month
has
been
set
aside
as
visitor's
day
J
at
the
rrince
Rupert
Fisheries
Ex
from
November
1.
On
the
Thursday
flffr'MMYina
nt
aatl
II
Pete
Thompson,
nrocklesbv
stm
that
ih
ni
,
ma
waaa
I
only
be
too
tilud
to
receive
visitor
and
show
them
around
the
inter-estlnK
Institution.
An
Actoinpli.shnicnt
Commenting
on
the
presidency
of
the
Canadian
Fisheries
Association
FRI.
&
SAT.
TWO
SHOWS
7,
and
9
p.m.
You'll
Laugh
Intil
You're
Rlack
In
the
Face
At
M0RAN
and
MACK
"THE
TW
O
HLACK
CROWS"
In
'ANYBODY'S
WAR1
AN
ALL
TALKING
MIRTH
FEST
A
Paramount
Picture
Novelty
"Harry
Tate"
and
"Hodge
Podge"
SCREEN
SONG
YES,
WE
HAVE
NO
BANANAS"
Admission
ZOc
&
65c
Feature
Starts
at
7:30
&
9:30
Saturday
.Matinee
at
2:30
15c
&
10c
-Feature
at
3:00
MONDAY
&
TUESDAY
"Light
of
Western
Stars"
Merchants'
Grand
DrawingA
Coupon
with
each
adult
ticket
,
I.
A.
Marlcy.
who
is
identified
Lumber
Co..
sail-M.
hurt
night
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver.
Thompson,
who
bad
a
late
start
in
j
the
season
with
his
new
boat,
ex-,
pects
to
make
two
more
trips
he-fore
the
season
concludes.
I
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Central
Hotel
l'SPMt
NEW
MAVMlEME.Vr
Mram
llnUM:
Trairfb-iV
nnnipU
i:om;
llt
and
Colli
Walrr
Irrr
llu
MrrL
Tralm
anil
I
Ww
Kate
$1.00
and
Up
MlEIIU.
MONTHLY
IUTRI
C.
It.
HHifiAItT
&
A.
DONALD
I'mprlrtwt
IMIONE
51
i
Savoy
Hotel
iTlncc
Rupert's
leading
fam-ly
hotel.
Hot
and
cold
water
In
all
roonu
A.
J.
I'ltUlillOMME,
Prop.
Cor,
of
Fraser
uid
Fifth
Sta.
Savoy
Dan
Helmer
and
Miss
Mamie
'
"
B"Meu;
Mr-
anU
M
pertmental
Station,
It
was
officially
announced
this
week
by
H.
N.
,
Kel,y-
Port
S'mpson:
E.
Cle-
Brocklesby.
J
acting
x...
director.
V...
,
Their!
(1W
-
.
.
'
uove;
vv
wun
and
A
'new
"n
c,ty
F
A.
Russell.
rule
wil!
become
effective
as
Dig
jr,
ii.
m.
uouriey,
Ocean
Falls.
New
Royal
Hotel
'
Zarrlll.
iTop.
the
ikiu.
worth
WIIH.F.
(lt
A
c.id
wtv;
Steim
llftt
75c
PKK
DAf
AND
UP
aunnp
uic
past
year,
the
current
,,reMni
A.
F.
Kcnncson,
CJIJl
issuo
df
the
Canadian
Fisherman
i
MtL
Van
Winkle
and
J.
Symei
has
th-
followlBB
to
siv:
"Tni,Cty.
i
.1
.
F.
a,
PM-.-mcM.-y
oi
-RiH.
Johnson
i-r)ni-(
jtupc-t
vas
noteworthy
by
roasou
M
the
Mlntttcnt
ot.
a
ministers)!
M
nines,
the
separation
of
the
fisheries
department
from
the
murine
or
other
affiliations
with
,i
-minister
or
deputy
minister
hi
rnan?c
wax
first
proposed
by
i
hi-
Canadian
Fisheries
Association
and
It
has
nover
ceased
to
advoc
'l-
.same.
Mr.
Johnson
worked
haul
to
have
the
promise
carried
out
liy
the
government
and
it
has
been
carried
out."
The
:snme
issue
prints
,i
picture
of
Mr.
0,-
,
iT
Royal
Bonder
and
F.
W.
Foley,
Ab-
BosfoiTGfill
Ursc
Cabaret
SPKCIAI.
DINNERS-Thursdays
and
Saturdays
DANCINO
Kvcry
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accomodation
for
Private
Parties
''"""e
457
Prince
Rupert
s.
rnTHratBfBiaia
in
How
We
Lost
a
Customer
(in:
Din)
Kvwy
sucrr.
.1
have
steady
i
If
we
only
dr
!
each
custom'
!
soon
go
broki
Wo
have
trade
to
again
and
t
'
bi
iii
We
keep
a
r,"!
a
town
of
tin
our
prices
will
replace
any
k
factory.
If
titer
is
any
t
est
your
trail'
ft
jEwa
a
RrnvaiBJinj
b
Mr
If
you
cannot
be
this:
Christ
m.i
Mother
and
D
f
would
nlonse
t!
l!:
g
if
u
111
..''ill
nofi'
Your
Photogra
'i
'
Tomorrow
li
tli
:
"!','
1
tunlty
you
will
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pcrlty
WrWV
1
Benson
SluJio
Third
Ave.
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