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or
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yoa
have
to
sea
Somebody
Is
waiting
to
tell
that
car.
or
typewriter,
or
whatever
else
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yon
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in
the
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for.
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I
PRINCE
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DAILY
NEWS
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ADS
a
Phone
9S
g
"If
it's
fully
told
it's
quickly
sold"
1
n
Twenty
Years
Ago
Jn
Prince
Ropert
December
27,
1U
WeB
over
HMjMQ
has
been
col
lected
in
eustorns
and
excise
rev-
eiUK
in
Pitnee
RnM
rfnrtna
lk
j
jw
nwnn
unr
lew
hare
called
daring
the
year
,
The
masters
of
the
fisheries
pa-:
tul
vessels
Fmieon
and
Hi
lit
m.
do
jnot
believe,
as
has
been
reported
:hste.
that
fish
poacher
are
active
in
Chattann
Sound.
i
The
Indians
of
Fort
George
have
refused
overtures
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
to
sell
their
Oct
the
Ac
uay
reading
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pkg.
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Chocolate.
Mt-lb.
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Rown
trees
Cocoa
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Holland
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for
your
afternoon
tea.
per
pkg.
Pan
Yan
Old
Country
Pickles,
per
Jar
dark
s
Pork
is
Beans
med.
stse
Nabob
Asparagus
Tip--
square
tins
Clark's
Oovernor
Sauce
Mr
bottle
lhnUkt
DtUBfet
Rnan
jf&sp
Baby
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3
for
I
wooi
nosp
large
cake,
each
50c
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24c
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35c
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The
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&
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'Where
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Have
More
Cents"
THE
DAILY
N2TKT3
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Christmas
Quiet
on
Waterfront
Bird
Shooting
Season
Ends
American
Fishermen
New
Treaty
i
With
all
the
fishing
vessels
of
every
description
tied
up
'
and
business
at
a
standstill,
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
reason
is
being
celebrated
quietly
and
sanely
on
the
local
.
waterfront.
Peace
and
goodwill
reign
supreme
and
not
'even
a
political
argument
disturbs
the
tranquillity.
Christmas
has
come
and
gone
and
now
New
Year
impends.
The
'
New
Year
will
not
be
long
in
before
preparations
are
com-i
menced
for
another
season
of
activity.
The
halibut
season
'
legally
opens
on
February
15
and
it
is
possible
that,
as
was
idoae
last
year,
the
operators
of
'boats
ata
nmtuxllr
scree
not
to
tm1mi
hi4im
th.
start
until
two
weeks
later
The
ap-'
usually
mi.
beta
ten
October
15
,
proaeh
of
the
Her
Year
prompts
the
and
Nonanber
15
by
the
American
expression
of
a
wish
that
1M1
may
boats
which
have
to
travel
so
far
contain
for
one
And
all
their
share
to
the
banks.
Among
the
halibut
M
prosperity
ar-,::
well-being.
For
boat
skippers
who
spoke
at
the
Sesame.
1330
was
rx
;
so
good
bat
hope
'
utle
hearing
were
Capt,
Howard
'springs
eternal
and
it
is
fortunate,
J
Qiske
ot
the
Keptune.
Capt.
H.
Nes-
.aero.
uiav.
wur
i.ie
most
w
iouLjiand
of
the
SeatUe:
Capt.
EgUl
jaaticipaUon
of
better
things
in
the
(Erfkaen
of
the
Sunde
K,
Capt
Paul
:uire
oemanas
a
rooo
aeai
more
jM
Pedersen
of
the
Aleutian
tune
and
atienUor.
than
does
reOec-
uan
ajx-ri
ibe
tnai
and
disappointments
of
the
past.
Scarborough
tan
nest
town
there
is
Scarborough.
Dyrndahl.
sekction
by
J.
WeOe
s
halibut
boat
la
Bri-
story.
For
off
the
caught
a
fmh
such
only
dream
of.
The
rah
was
nine
feet
three
inches
long
live
feet
eleven
in
girth,
and
weighed
735
i
ii
winds,
The
monster
was
a
tanny
fish
CHRISTMAS
OBSERVED
Ftee
Entertainment
Stated
Yesterday
By
Sobs
of
Norway
Lodie
which
was
caagbt
off
Scarborough
With
a
children's
party
in
the
af-ifter
a
terrific
struggle
by
Mr.
Fred
temoon
and
one
for
the
grown-ups
Taylor,
a
Manchester
man
hi
the
evening,
the
Christmas
sea-
Lea
Ting
Scarborough
about
stx
son
was
appropriately
celebrated
i
clock
in
the
morning
in
the
motor-
yesterday
in
the
Metronole
Hall
bv
boat
Jeffery.
Mr.
Taylor
started
to
Vmbtnd
Lodge
No.
3.
8ons
of
Nor-
fiab
from
a
aaaaii
boat
the
Agnes,
way.
There
were
some
t$
children
For
thirty
mbwtet
after
casting
his
and
almost
as
many
grown-ups
at
line
Mr.
Taylor
watted
for
a
bite,
the
afternoon
affair
while
the
hall
And
then
tt
cam.
was
crowded
with
nearly
SO
people
What
a
bite!
in
the
evening.
The
entire
proceed-
For
three
and
a
half
bourn.
Mr.
tags
were
most
enthustaatkauy
en-Taylor
fought
the
tunny,
aad
only
joyed.
after
the
flab,
had
towed
his
boat
j
The
afternoon
affair
was
opened
five
miles.
wait
killed.
by
Rev.
John
H.
Hanson,
pastor
of
.
The
fish
vw
W
f
limits
beavtod
8t
Paurs
Lutheran
Church,
a
pro-
i
than
awy
osber
tunsty
hmdid
at
gram
included
vocal
solo
by
airs.
H.
I
orchestra,
vocal
sow
by
Mrs.
J.
H.
troDer
and
MeUod
and
vocal
solo
bv
aha
and.
munched
at
the
,nm
Welle.
After
the
ororram.
Ban-1
Ote
Moberg
boat
yard,
Seattle,
re-
ta
Oaus
tOle
8kogi
arrived
on
the
cenUy
for
U
I
suntmn
and
L
Peter-
'scene
and
distributed
presents
and
sen.
The
craft
is
4S
feet
long
with
a
sweets
to
all.
The
Oid
Country
cat-
at
ii
ie
ana
a
aeptn
ox
3-
torn
of
dancing
around
the
Chriau
'
feet
8he
Is
powered
with
a
30
h.
mas
Tree
was
observed.
AUas-Iatperial
diesel
engine
and
'
The
evening
proceedings
opened
her
gattey
is
evMppad
with
Flaaao
with
selections
by
the
Premier
Or-
snpiiMia
gas.
chestra.
The
program
which
follow-'
jed
included
an
appropriate
speech
With
the
ending
of
the
year
next
by
John
Dybhavn.
vocal
solo
bv
Mrs
Wednesday
night,
the
bird
hunting
Drrndahi.
reciUuon
bv
S.
Larsen
a
m
this
district
will
legally
step
dance
by
Mr.
Lelth
vocal
solo
to
a
dose.
Since
the
deer
sea-
by
Walter
Howarth
and
mil
aoin
von
ended
two
weeks
ago
and
with
by
Mrs.
Simonsrn.
The
ceremony
of
the
hooday
season
ensuing,
there
dancing
around
the
Christmas
Tree
has
not
been
much
activity
among
was
aaain
entered
Deiiefc
the
hunters
mtefr
although
a
f
ew
,
freshmenu
were
served
and
danc-of
the
more
penastant
have
gone
'in
fniinvavi
ith
tnn
ik.
d
forward
pretty
persistently.
The
niier
Orchestra
soose
and
duck
season
could
not
be
,
0
B.
Sather
was
master
of
cere-said
to
have
broken
any
bag
re-
mo,
uarty
-orda
this
year
although
it
was
pro-
chairman
of
the
Christinas
commlt-
J0"1
aI!f-
"T
;
charge
of
both
af-
seu
wUl
soon
be
going
back
to
their
Urooon
and
evenlng
af(aln
T
shelves
for
a
several
inonths'.stay.
'
MnrvoW
was
in
charge
of
the
klt-
The
eieetioa
neat
Tuesday
here
dahl
un
a
Am.r.
m
n
!
and
at
SeatUe
andKetchan
for;Welk.
Mtt.
R
jAQCen
general
secretary
and
local
at
the
three
points
for
the
Deep
Fishermen's
Union
win
be
of
general
interest
as
it
usually
is.
There
are
three
candidates
in
the
field
for
the
local
agency
J.
M.
Morrison,
the
present
soermbent
Hnar
Larsen
and
J
H.
Meagher.
The
last-mentioned,
who
was
formerly
agent
is
now
in
California.
It
seems
to
be
the
general
expectation
that
Mr.
Moriraon.
who
bus
been
aaent
here
for
the
past
two
years,
wffl
be
re-
elected.
The
halibut
schooner
Viking.
Capt
Matt
Strand,
suspended
fishing
shortly
before
the
end
of
the
season
and
was
taken
oat
of
the
water
at
the
Barbae
shipyard.
Seattle,
for
Installation
of
a
new
diesel
engine
of
European
manufacture.
Iiuild
Ilalibutter
Rasmus
Kvinge,
a
member
of
the
crew
of
the
halibut
schooner
Faith
during
the
past
season.
Is
having
a
M
foot
halibut
boat
bwftt
for
htm
at
the
John
Flam
boat
yard
on
Salmon
Day,
SeatUe.
The
craft
win
nave
a
beam
of
12
feet
and
a
depth
of
six
,
feet.
She
Is
of
the
seine-boat
type
and
will
be
powered,
with
a
30
h.p.
Atlas
diesel.
I
At
a
recent
bearing
m
Seattle.
,
halibut
vessel
owners
of
that
port
went
on
record
as
being
opposed
to
a
proposed
extension
of
the
closed
season.
By
extending
the
closed
season,
the
American
fleet
would
be
disastrously
affected,
the
fishermen
argued,
in
view
of
the
fact
that
the
pa
hammer
presiding
at
the
door
R
Jensen.
John
8torseth
and
tog.
Japan
Bulwark
Against
Reds
Is
Wattbinc
DeveiesmeaU
In
Russia
and
Prevmr
Effective
Check
VICTORIA.
Dec
27:
"Japan
stands
as
a
bulwark
for
the
Anglo-Saxon
peoples
against
the
spread
of
communism
on
the
Asiatic
coast"
declared
Dr.
R.
B.
Teusler.
director
of
8t
Luke's
International
Medical
Centre
at
Tnkva
vhn
n.
way
to
the
United
State.
Japan,
added
Dr.
Teusler.
was
closely
watching
develontnenU
in
Soviet
countries
and
so
far
bad
I
been
an
effective
check
to
the
i
spread
of
communistic
propaganda.
wttn
an
organised,
conservative
and
responsible
government.
Japan
has
right
on
her
borders
-dtoor-
ganised
and
irresponsible
govenw
ment
or.
Teusler
claimed.
"Geographically
Russia
Is
setlve
right
up
jto
tne
boundaries
of
Japan
and
this
has
been
well
demonstrated
'many
times
in
China,
where
Red
propaganda
has
been
rampant."
;
Dr.
Tesuler
Is
seeking
another
SlJKOfin
for
completion
of
the
St.
Luke's
Medical
Centre,
which
will
cost
$5,000,000
when
finished.
So
far
more
than
$3,000,000
has
been
raised.
i
aaaaCsnaaa?Bsi
I
i
George
O'Brien
in
Zane
Gray's
Great
Story
"LAST
OF
THE
DUANES"
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to
Life
on
the
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w
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used
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a.
small
cash
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and
monthly
Inula
barnli
will
take
a:
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below.
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will
not
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mssrepiTsenttd.
bu;
general
condition
will
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