PAGE
ECS
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
Au?Us,
I1CIISDIH1HIM
.
....
tree
lest
his
schoolgirl
complexion
Q
U
B
'
till
be
utterly
ruined.
Oh;
lor
a
sandy
FrI.
&
Sat.
Two
Show
Ui.
I
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
beach
In
Prince
Rupert.
Admission
-
-
-
.
9Z',
k
Saturday
Mat.
at
2:30
15,
&
J
Frank
Allan
has
been
enjoying
these
evenings
by
putting
Into
Its
Wli
en
-C
Halibut
Landings
During
Week
Heavier
Regrets
proper
position
an
extra
tank.
Now
Paramount
Stars
invih
Expressed
hfe
Pirector
Finn:
Leavings
i$vlth,an.
additional
45-gallort
capacity
You
to
Their
Party
Alaska
Salmon
Pack
the
Collfer
will
be
able
to
;go
5
.
9-
even
further
afield.
S
c
pset
Baby
ills
and
ailments
seem
twice
as
serious
at
night.
A
sudden
cry
may
mean
colic.
Or
a
sudden
attack
of
diarrhea
a
condition
it
is
always
important
to
check
quickly.
How
would
you
meet
this
emergency
tonight?
Have
you
a
bottle
of
Castoria
ready?
There
is
nothing
that
can
take
the
place
of
this
harmless
but
effective
remedy
for
children
;
nothing
that
acts
quite
the
same,
or
has
quite
the
same
comforting
effect
on
thera.
For
the
protection
of
your
wee
one
for
your
own
peace
of
mind
keep
this
old,
reliable
prepara-
tion
always
on
hand.
But
don't
keep
it
just
for
emergencies;
let
it
be
an
everyday
aid.
Its
gentle
influence
will
ease
and
soothe
the
infant
who
cannot
sleep.
Its
mild
regulation
will
help
an
older
child
whose
tongue
is
coated
because
of
sluggish
bowels.
All
druggists
have
Castoria;
the
genuine
bears
Chas.
H.
Fletcher's
signature
on
the
wrapper.
DEMAND
y)
OjttiiMnaKMCati
H
M
Aii
-
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD
"
Smoked
Daily
by
CanadianFisb&i
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PS
PRINCE
HUI'EHT,
n.c.
PEMBINA
EGG
Delivered,
Per
Ton
$12.00
MINEHEAD
EGG
Delivered,
Per
Ton
12.50
MINEHEAD
LUMP
Delivered,
Per
Ton
.
.
.
13.50
FURNITURE
and
PIANO
MOVING
A
Specialty
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
I'lIONE
580
10-Day
Closing
Sale
Peterborough
Boats
&
Canoes
Below
Factory
Cost
Second
Ave.,
next
to
Post
Office
P.
O.
IIox
y
13
Phone
Blue
345
oocwowooooooaooaoooooooaoDOoaDoooooaoaaoaoaooooiJoooD
Want
Ads
-
Let
Them
Be
Your
Broker
in
Buying
and
Selling;
Somebody
Is
waiting
to
buy
that
house
or
bedroom
et,
or
coat
you
have
to
sell.
Somebody
Is
waiting
to
sell
that
car,
or
typewriter,
or
whatever
else
It
is
you
are
In
the
market
for.
Get
the
habit
of
shopping
through
the
Want
Ads.
You'll
find
undteamed
of
bargainsundreamed
of
opportunities.
Do
your
shopping
uirougn
inese
coiumnarfU
,see
how
profitable
and
fl!
H
"
ii
i.
:
'ft
HEAD
and
USE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
Phone
98
"If
it's
fully
told
it's
quickly
sold"
,,,
W
ffol
f
ohrymn
A
reBrew5
mc
approaenmg
aepar
(
"El,li
"
lvai
of,wu
jjuuuub
uaviug
ture
of
Don
Finn
who
has
been
disposed
of
compared
with
751,000
pounds
the
pre-
conducted
exoeriments
at
the
Bio-
viotlS
Week.
Canadian
boats
sold
a
total;
of
280,000
pounds
logical
Station
on
the
front.
From
a
with
the
Kaien
getting
the
highest
price
of
the
week
f
pr
sma11
beginning
it
has
grown
in
size
Canadian
Doais
wiin
ii.ic
ana
o
i-zc.
POISONS
IM
THE
BLOOD
Vrofc
OVER.
HALFACCNTURYE?
Nthis
PROVEN
PRESCRIPTIONS
HAS
BEEN
RECOGNIZED
ASTHEMOSTEFfECTIVt
REGULATOR
OF
THE
UVttUllDNEYS
&
BOWELS
ill
GOOD
NEWS
FOR
the
Whole
Family
HERE
IS
WHERE
YOU
CAN
SAVE
MONEY
ON
YOUR
CHOCOLATE
CHOCOLATE
BARS
Large
assortment
to
choose
OC
from.
7
bars
&0
One-Cent
Candy
0
for
BREAD
3
loaves
Punnybrook
3-lb.
brick
BUTTER
Hollybrook,
Woodland
and
E.
C.
D.,
per
lb.':.
Boneless
Hams
per
lb
preserving,
per
crate
Fresh
Pears
per
doz
Pcachcs-Large
slxe
per
doz
Plums
per
5-lb.
basket
Blng
Cherries
5
lbs
Cukes
2
for
Hothouse
Tpmatpcs
2
lbs.
..
:.:
Corn
on
Cob
per
doz.
,
Fresh
Qreen
Peas
0
lbs
Orecn
it
Wax'Beans
'
per
lb
M
Sweet
Oranges
per
doz.
..'.....46c,
50c,
ISunktst
Lemons
Li
i
j.
jjcr
uoz
5c
25c
$1.05
FRUITS
&
VEGETABLES
Apricots
Last
call
for
38c
30c
$1.50
40c
40c
65c
95c
25c
35c
65c
50c
10c
60c
40c
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
Brant,
Captain
Earl
Hunter
In
command,
Mr.
CMalley
arrived
in
Ketchikan
from
Juneau,
to
continue
his
Inspection
in
the
Southeastern
Alaska
district.
He
expects
to
remain
until
the
end
of
the
season.
Mr.
CMalley
said
he
will
recom
mend
that
thc
Bristol
Bay
section
be
closed
to
commercial
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
from
the
madding
'crowd,"
did
he
rhonc
3G0
319
Third
Ave.
absorb
the
rays
of
the
solar
king
what
time
he
also
snoozed,
till
he
was
glad
to
seek
the
shelter
of
a
and1
even
more
In
Importance
under
Total
American
landings
for
the
weekamounted'to
524.-
Z
mrri
t
j
t
t
,
,
.
vij
auwvw
i
iuu
iuuiius,
a
uuuieasu
iium
uie
pxevious
weeK
s
lOtai
01
new
venture.
543,500
pounds.
The
top
price
was
13.3c
and
5c
which
the
Sherman
received
for
13,000
pounds'
-
With
everyone
very
much
occu
on
Tuesday.
,
t0
celebrate
and
the
pipers
made
Dled
thcre
seemed
little
chance
to
The
year's
total
to
date
Is
14,325.-
the
pipes
skirl.
BUI
Vlckcrs
was
lnd
one
to
tel1
wnat
tney
wcrc
80
400
pounds
of
which
8,876,900
chief
of
police
and
he
recalls
S.
D
busv
about
at
the
Pacific
Station
of
pounas
were
irom
American
Doats
Macdonald,
F.
Stork,
C.
H.
Orme
and
tne
Biological
Board
but
busy
pco-an
d4.448.500
were
from
Canadian
t
many
others
with
whom
he
is
re-
Ple
always
find
time
to
do
more.
The
boats-
I
newinsc
acquaintance
and
compar-
refrigerator
plant
that
has
been
In
lng
notes.
process
oi
insianaiion,
is
now
com
Captain
J.
I.'
White
of
the
Pacific
He
recalls
also
taking
a
scow
of
Pleted
and
mechanical
engineer
O.
ooyie
Navigation
company's
tug
lumber
from
th
npnrpctnwn
T.nm.
c.
Young
is
busy
testing
it
out.
Chieftain
which
brought
two
scows
ber
Mills
for
Cv
Peck
to
Stewart
of
coal
for
Albert
and
McCaffery
where
there
was
one
shack
at
that
Mess"-
C.
Vellum
and
O.
Borden
this
week
was
recalling,
as
he
time.
And
vet
some
Deonle
will
com-
Marshall
of
the
Biological
Station
watcnea
me
rnnce
William
ana
,n1!n
that.
PHnm
Rmwrt.w
nnf
wno
nave
ocen
lnvestlcatlnc
the
the
Prince
Charles
at
the
whajf
on
Thursday,
how
20
years
ago
with
me
same
cnicitam
as
he
is
now
lng
ahead.
T
A1
A
l
1
l
i
phenomena
at
the
Naas
River
where
the
fishermen
have
been
suffering
serious
losses
through
captain
on.he
was
ehgagecf
In
theeS
me
LmTaoon
tS!
?
with
slit
dally
run
between
Essington
and
Prince
Rupert.
At
that
time
of
course
Essington
was
the
big
port
and
Prince
Rupert
but
a
beginning.
Construction
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
was
in
progress
and
the
Inlander
was
plying
on
the
Skeena.
Captain
White
recalls
many
of
the
oldtlmers
here
and
a
certain
celebration
on
May
24
when
people
did
know
how
'"ined
have
returned
and
.and
now
would
not
have
happened
20
years
.
.......
.
am
are
nrpnarlnp
preparing
rhplr
their,
rpnnrt.
report
nn
on
tho
the
ago.
The
Prince
William
was
Just
docking
and
had
not
made
fast.
The
Prince
Charles
was
about
ready
to
null
nllt
hllf
nraHlncr
fnr
nna-
results
of
their
investigations.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Pad-
Coast
workers
of
the
Biological
Llc
sengers
who
were
to
be
transferred
from
the
Prince
William.
It
was
Just
oard
ot
Canada
l?
at
Nanaimo
on
August
28,
20..
and
30.
4
p.m.
when
a
would-be
passenger
made
his
way
hurriedly
along
the
mcmu.ul
u
wharf
and
with
a
hardihood
that
?rlnceT
RuJ"lt,
sta"on
,b
P"
In
Wl"
be
surprlsed
those
on
the
quay
Jump-
tddltl,n
th"!
,the
h
o,h.v,
win.,
"eld
workers
from
the
Nanalmo
scientists
from
the
unlversU
He
seemed
surprised
at
the
lack
ffa""
of
Interest
In
his
manoeuvre
till
he'tles
who,
have,
bce?,
entaged
U
in
various
lines
rtismv-rprt
tht
,
.
n
fha
summer
of
research
Prince
William
which
was
Just
com-
w?rk
an,d
E!f
Pl!.
from.
th!
lng
In,
whereas
he
wanted
to
catch
A
lZ
Jtv
.
1
.
1,
the
Prince
Charles
which
was
lying
ahead
and
not
quite
ready
to
pull
B.
C.
The
discussions
that
follow
the
presentations
of
reports,
the
comparisons
of
observations
and
mads
:hls
out.
He
retreat
leisurely
he
ot
ideas
all
combine
enough
and
boarded
the
right
boat
,
comfortably
by
the
ordinary
gang
plank
which
was
still
In
position.
Pacific
Salvage
and
Towing
Company's
packeH'Red
Boy
returned
from
Lowe
Inl&
on
Thursday
evening
where
shehas
been
packing.
to
make
these
meetings
of
intense
interest
to
those
present
and
to
advance
the
scientific
side
of
our
fisheries
without
which
there
can
be
little
real
progress.
While
Mr.
Finn's
connection
with
the
B.
C.
Packers
is
to
date
from
the
Skookum
Ibarge
with
derrick.
IST
at
Tt
i
hinr,winn.
to
-dImh
c,.,o
the
Biological
Board
he
will
attend
f
ub-committee
Tawing
Company,
arrived
from
the
!heJ;"nB"
Skeena
and
will
leave
for
Vancou-
"
V'"
owwu"
UU,,"B
ver.
She
has
been
engaged
on
the
bePlmDer-
Skeena
where
she
has
been
working
at
the
foundations
of
the
piers
of
the
transmission
service
for
the,
Canada
Power
Company.
Whether
the
big
salmon
run
has
anything
to
do
with
the
crab
situation
or
not
is
beside
thc
question
but
we
hoar
of
big
catches
of
big
crabs
m..n
bc,n8
made
near
McNlcholl-Creek.
J
bT
Fred
Bradshaw
of
tennis,
football,
fisheries
fi.h.H
for
fn-Th.
the
.
fi
United
i
States,
u
has
,.,
,
singing
nn
and
financial
fame
has
been
visiting
In
Alaska
Investigate
now
O
HHoH
em
rilnrr
f
rv
Vila
InMn
1
lei
nf
the
SrSr
Cnd,UOn
,n
Plln
nnThV
the
salmon
fisheries.
n,
,
h.u
St
ththThdS
f
P,aftf
S
Provide
cb
nm
'
and
SS
of
f
the
district
on
the
fisheries
boat
,,,
.
dressings
for
the
during
the
week.
Commerce
mess
The
big
run
of
salmon
has
its
drawbacks.
John
Norrffc
with
the
Balsac
I.,
who
has
been
on
the
halibut
banks
up
to
recently,
fitted
out
his
boat
as
a
seiner
and
soon
had
a
12,000
catch.
But
like
some
nthor
ltiripnfnrint
fUhopx
tin
fnunrl
fishing
difficulty
in
Hlsnfwlnir
f
hit
ralrh
during
the
year
of
1035,
thc
cycle
and
WM
glad
to
Kll
Mmo
fnr
baU
year.
He
says
a
poor
run
began
there
In
1020
and
that
It
was
still
worse
In
1025.
He
gave
thc
big
cannery
to
thc
halibut
boats
while
a
portion
was
disposed
of
to
thc
fertilizer
plant.
companies
the
option
of
reducing
At
North
lll&nfl
wo
hw
of
their
gear
orclosing
down
last
year,
excitement
over
the
big
catches
and
and
suggested
that
they
adopt
the
prlce
vaBarM.
when
the
prlcc
latter
plan.
They
decided
to
operate
down
to
13c
and
8c
Mme
decldcd
with
reduced
gear.
The
total
fall-
tnat
lt
,lm.
tn
..,.
nfhpr.
ure
of
reds
this
season
caused
the
went
on
flshlng
and
on
gettng
a-
cuny
duaiiiB
urucr
u
u.c
pujw
oi
good
catch
were
aWe
tQ
tnelr
the
commissioner.
fi.h
and
thP
utrlk
pnllnnswl
Plh.
Mr.
CMalley
gives
the
total
Brls-
,n
a.
one
mftn
nuU
lt
fc
dnuhln
tol
Bay
pack
as
follows
Reds
340,735
Kings
,..,n
.,15,ip2.
chums
:..:
:j.
21,723
1
Pinks
13,520
Cohoes
.:.U:
3,221
This
was
a
third
,
of
a
pack
of
1,000,000
cases
last
year.
The
waterfroht
these
days
Is
en-Joying
to
thc
full
the
blue
skies
re
flected
In
placid
waters
except
pay8
wncn
lis
sunace
is
oroKen
oy
me
Jumping:
of
safinon
we
saw
one
iump
xleas
i
ttfi
thV
'i
water
three
!
times
In
rapid
succession
the
scur
ALL
ORDERS
OF
$5.00
AND
QVER!ryln&
motor
boats
'relieved
occa-DELIVERED
FREE
OF
CHARGE
!
"tonally
by
a
sailing
boat
leisurely
and
quleUy
pursuing
its
course.
But
our
old
friend
Doc
took
himself
off
to
Tugwell
Island
one
day
last
week
where
In
the
quiet
solitudes
on
beaches
he
might
enjoy
the
even
mode.
And
there,
"far
gamble.
You
gamble
as
to
whether
you
get
the
fish
or
not
and,
then
you
gamble
as
to
whether
you
get
the
price
or
not.
Thc
Iceland
seems
to
be
thc
high
boat
at
North
Island
so
far
this
year
a
$40
return
being
considered
a
poor
day.
Oct
the
Ad.
reading
habit.
It
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FOR
SKEENA
I1RAM)
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
I
PARA
Mm
TNT
CM
P
A
A
Halibut
.......
sales
at
the
local
exchange
have
been
well
main-
Vc?
slf"e
and
Bcn"aI
"e
thc
I
Wi,x
vrn
l
nwnUi
-
mcrmt
t3
ai
or
tnn
nnnrnnh
nn
rioif)
r
'
4
"
so
ably
With
MAURICE
CHEVALIER,
RUTH
CHATTEKTON
r
I"
COOPER,
CLAUA
BOW,
DENNIS
KINfi,
NANCY
CARROLL
m
ou
uuicrs.
a
.mining,
singing
ana
jiancing
f
estival,
I'ounttll
Song
Hits
and
Part
Technicolor.
3
CARTOON
"PLOWBOY"
....
Save
w
Invest
Y'OUR
money
will
not
be
idle
while
awaiting
permanent
investment,
if
you
deposit
It
in
a
Savings
Account
in
the
Bank
of
Montreal
Interest
is
paid
on
all
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