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AVENUE
CANADIAN
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STEAMSHIPS
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
Saturday
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PAOE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Christmas
Specials
BLOOMERS
Lace
Trimmed
1,45
each
BRASSIER
SETS-
2.95
PYJAMAS-2-pieee
2.95
PYJAMAS
Mee
36.95
PULLOVER
SWEATERS
2.95
WOOL
SCARVES
q
SILK
SCARVES.
1.95
BOX
HANDKER"fcHIEF&-
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DRE8SES-Crepejle
Chine
12.95
EVENING,
DRESSES
19.50
HOSIERY-Chiffon
1.75
MID-WINTER
HATS
S3.95
"
each
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PKIXCE
RUPERT
M
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G.
T.
P.
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Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
Makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
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AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING
Our
Plant
Is
Equipped
to
Handle
All
Kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK
PHONES
43
AND
385
TheFish
which
made
Prince
RupertFamous
"Rupert
Brand0
SMOKED
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BLACK
CO!
Prepared
Dajly
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
1,
Dried
Codtish
for
Lutefisk
NEW
SALTED
HERRING
ANSHOVIS
AND
PICKLED
HERRING
(Many
Varieties)
IDEAL
FLATRREAD
JACK
SELVIG
Third
A'venueT
First
Street
-
Priffcfi-Ruport,
B.C.
Terrace
Orange
Lodge
Names
Its
1931
Officers
TERRACE.
Dec.
13
The
local
Orange
Lodge
has
installed
officers
for
the
coming-peer
a
follows:
i
Past
Worshipful
Master.
C.
Pinter.
SCALING
IS
INCREASED
Vj
scaling
in
Prince
Horace
4JW.1M
hemlock
4.010JM
Balsam
2J14JW
Jackptae
1.375
Cottonwood
Totals
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Good
Scotch
Herring
In
This
District
Hunting
Season
Is
About
Ended
Investigations
made
under
the
!u
.
.
.
'
m
i
"
a
1
perior
quality.
Speaking
out
of
'knowledge
gamed
in
this
area
on
previous
occasions.
U
limrtlfs-tor.
Robert
Lloyd,
states
that
these
.
herring
are
also
obtainable
in
July.
'August
and
September
in
Inskip
Rupert
Rupert
Channel
and
other
bays
and
Inlets
of
the
Queen
Charlottes.
The
investigations
were
undertaken
by
the
department
at
the
in
stance
of
the
halibut
fishermen
of
cale
for
November
this
year
was
Northern
British
Columbia
for
the
as
follows
with
figures
of
Novem-
purpose
of
determining
whether
or
oer
for
comparison:
not
a
regular
supply
of
bait
herring
No.
1M0
Nov.
1933
could
be
obtained
during
the
sum-Fir
a
Ml
5M.1OT
mer
months,
atoce
freah
bait
is
su-Cedar
2.M3.JW
3395301
perior
to
that
which
has
been
fro-
3
711.334
sen.
In
this
regard,
however,
the
lJBOl.tn
tnvestigafloM
results
were
diasp-1
504.1
CH
potaUng.
Herring
were
found,
of
8JB00
course,
but
in
most
cases
they
were
M.M6
small
and
unsuitable
for
bait,
and
the
schools
appeared
only
irregu-
14,144Jfl
11170.123
larly:
where
suitable
bait
fish
were
Of
poles
and
piles,
there
was
a
Seated
tt
was
in
areas
off
the
hall-production
of
101.446
lineal
feet
In
bul
Pth
or
in
areas
where
h
HitrW
in
Moumlwr
UiU
vr
'
SattSf
actOrY
Sites
for
DOUndS
COUltf
!
fho
riKtrirt
totil,
1U
515
hnarri
!
Mt
LJOT1
epeWBe4I
IlShW
ifeet
as
against
102.278.714
board
feet
f"0:
carTdJf
the.ITtit,Uonj
T
in
In
the
Ka
i
In
1
1
.
4
from
pam
tfaa
mmiII
until
the
vKa
I
In
the
first
eleven
months
of
1929
SOMETHING
NEW
FOR
LADIES
AND
GENTS
Demonstration
Friday
and
Saturday
Blue
Ribbon
Coffee
and
Tea
period.'
May
closing
days
of
August,
using
a
purse
seine
boat
A
representative
of
the
Canadian
Halibut
Fishing
Vessel
Owners'
Association,
Prince
Rupert,
accompanied
Mr.
Lloyd
until
the
end
oCJuiy
ami
then
was
In
nothing
more
than
three
catches,
at
Freeman
Pass
and
Butler
Cove,
totalling
about
300
pounds
of
thin
fish
each.
The
fish
softened
quickly
after
being
taken
from
the
water,
unless
iced
immediately,
and
soft
'
the
Dominion
Both
off
the
west
coast
of
Moresby
Island
and
Langara'
(North)
Island
in
the
Queen
Charlottes
herring
were
taken,
but
Moresby
is
sot
forestry
district
for
the
month
of
m
this
vicinity
on
the
west
coast
Queen
Charlotte
group,
several
ha-
November
this
year
totalled
14.-"
41,861
board
feet
as
against
11
-870.129
.board
feet
in
the
same
-r.onth
last
year.
Per
varieties
the
11
but
vessels
baited
from
the
seine.
and
a
small
quantity
of
the
herring
taken
by
Mr
Lloyd
were
iced
and
disposed
of
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
old
coal
shed
standing
aleng
the
railway
track
in
front
of
Stew-a.t
tt
Mobley's
warehouse
building,
which
was
used
by
the
late
Peter
Blii
k
when
he
was
In
the
coal
business,
is
in
process
of
being
taken
down.
It
is
quite
a
long
time
since
the
old
shed
was
used.
John
Penny
and
Matthew
Walsh
this
showing
a
heavy
decrease
n7
De
louna
wruun
reasoname
ats-
are
piainiuiji
at
inai
oi
acuon
oe-'rom
last
year
Cordwood
totalled
Unce
elning
grounds,
and
fore
Mr.
Justice
Martin
in
Admlr-7
242
cords
in
November
this
year
when
oerrmg
were
towed
in
the
ally
Court
in
Vancouver
aeainst
the
while
there
wis
i
nmrinrtlm
ot
ue
any
long
aisunce
ior
nn-
but
71
410
riiwav
ti
pounding
the
scales
rubbed
off
and
Log
scaling
for
1930
to
date
In
T7
.
.
.
T
.
ship
West
River,
claiming
2000
sal
vage
for
coming
to
the
aid
of
the
-
Wl
;1
with
their
motor
launch
'when
the
West
River
was
In
diffi-
cutties
a
mile
and
a
half
south
of
Cape
Calvert.
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
on
the
morning
of
August,
3
last.
I
The
Department
of
Marine.
In
a
'
'
notice
to
mariners,
announces
that
the
Robertson
Point
day
beacon
in
Large
assortment
new
clothes
fori
,
r
...
.,
.
.
.
.
.
autumn
and
winter
just
to
hand.
I
a3ocla
11011
"pressed
satisfaction
bor.
has
been
moved
to
a
new
post-All
finest
quality
and
latest
pat-
vlto
nutnner
In
which
the
in-
j
Uon
on
the
northerly
extreme
of
terns.
Come
in
and
see
us
today,
vestlgations
were
conducted
but
the
drying
line
on
the
south
side
of
iplete
and
fin-
was
disappointed
at
the
results,
the
ehannel
900
feet
from
Du
Ver
lahed
In
three
days.
Line,
the
Cutter
Steam
cleaning,
pressing
and
alter-
i
ing.
We
deliver
any
part
of
the
city.
LING
THE
TAILOR
i
!
817
Second
Ave.
Vhone
619
"Prospecting''
carried
on
In
wat-
net
Point.
The
beacon
is
a
four-pile
ers
fairly
close
to
Prince
Rupert
;
dolphin
surmounted
from
the
southern
end
of
Kstevan
;
slatwork
cone.
Island
to
Portland
Inlet
resulted
t
white
This
is
the
final
week-end
of
the
season
for
deer
hunting
which
legally
closes
on
Monday,
December
15,
Ntanrods
who
fancy
tramping
the
bush
for
their
game
will,
therefore,
take
advantage
of
this
final
herring
are
of
no
use
for
halibut
!
opportunity
of
the
season.
Deer
bait.
Other
observations
on
the
.
may
not
have
been
so
easy
to
get
eastern
side
of
Hecate
Strait
In
July
i
this
season
owing
to
the
fact
that
and
August
sometimes
revealed1
It
has
been
such
an
exceptionally
fairly
large
quantities
of
herring,
i
mild
winter
so
far
with
little
snow
'sometimes
very
few;
always,
how-(on
the
lowlands.
It
has
thus
been
ever,
the
fish
were
too
small
for
j
necessary
to
do
a
good
deal
of
satisfactory
bait
use.
In
raid-July
,
climbing
for
deer.
Nevertheless.
a
pound
was
established
at
Butler
Cove
but
several
days
of
observation
:
disclosed
nothing
but
the-
smaller
much
venison
has
been
brought
In,
probably
as
much
as
hunters
still
have
half
usual.
Bird
a
month
to
Tickets
given
with
each
pound
for
rartetv
ot
fuh-
ve
Ior
occasional
go
as
the
season
for
that
game
does
drawing
on
one
Drip
Percolator
8000013
'
apparenUy
larger
her-
.not
dose
until
December
31.
SPECIAL
1
lb.
Blue
Ribbon
Tea,
'
1
lb.
Blue
Ribbon
Coffee:
1
8-cup
Drip
Percolator
All
for
Blue
Ribbon
Baking
Powder
Malkln's
Beat
Baking
Powder,
2V4
lbs.
Malkln's
Beat
Diking
Powder,
5
lbs
2.25
22c'
Spices
All
kinds
Qn
3
OEIo
each
"for
w
Rowntrce
Cocoa
V's
2
for
.
Ginger
Snaps
jCnSlbs
per
lb
-uy'
for
Soda
Biscuits
Plain
or
salted,
3
for
Gainer's
Cottage
Rolls
In
Xmas
boxes,
per
lb
Gainer's
Hams
In
Xmm
boxes,
per
lb.
Christmas
Stockings,
Christmas
Crackers,
Plum
Puddings,
Christ-;
mas
Candies
and
Nuts.
Come
In
and
look
them
over.
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phone
SCO
319
Third
Ave.
Where
Deadly
Monoxide
Gas
Has
Been
Banished
by
Seiencc
&
m
.
t
mm&
-wmimmmmm
&mn
i
n
sBretiBMSS:s5ii;4;'
'
R
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W
F
I
ELECTRICITY
PLAYS
BIG
PART
ffUKflti
MtmMWM-.
Electrical
ventilation
has
rendered
the
air
in
the
new
Detroit-Windsor
Fleetway
Tunnel
purer
than
air
in
the
streets
outside,
In
spite
of
the
quantities
of
carbon
monoxide
gas
given
oft
from
thousands
of
motor
cars
passing
through
the
tube
each
day.
The
above
picture
shows
the
tunnel
at
the
point
of
the
international
line
and
inset
is
the
ventilation
building
at
Windsor
where
Canadian
General
Electric
generating
control
beards
are
used
In
the
tunnel
lighting
and
ventilation
sets
and
systems.
Large
Attendance
For
Second
Night
Of
Entertainment
There
was
another
large
audience
last
nleht
in
the
Moose
Hall
when
the
pupils
of
King
Edward
High
v
SSwS'
Department
of
Fisheries
this
summer
into
the
question
of
school
save
their
second
presenta-
F
S
.
R
O
Coleman.
Treasurer.
R.
MeCuUooen.
Chaplain.
F.
C.
Bishop.
Marshal
G.
Gansboreao.
First
Lecturer.
F.
Ferguson.
Dept..
P
Ni
'
bait
soddIv
for
the
halibut
fishery
in
Northern
British
uon
of
the
musical
comedy
The
;
Columbia
-waters
had
the
interesting
incidental
result
of
oypsy
Rover."
a
on
the
first
night
establishing
the
presence
off
the
west
coast
of
the
Queen
en?bunt
we"1
"
y1"1"
IChutattTaUT
herringof
type
apparently
well
ZLXSSt
suited
for
use
in
Scotch-curlriE'
and
kippenne.
In
Ins
Kip
-Bntete
uat
of
th
ivi
Committeemen
C.
HaugtadC
Channefipproximately
thirtyr
tWO
tons
of
these
herring
part,
in
addition
to
the
principals.
Charles
Desford.
Peie
Macaos&D,
were
taltin
in
three
days
in
me
lauar
part
ot
June,
witnout
louows:
wawm.
w.
cross.
Charles
Ftnter
and
Robert
Conett.
maximum
catching
enon,
ana
me
Rose
Rice,
Maxine
Hellbroner.
F.
ha
,.n
.
far
tot
Reich.
Miss
Eby.
Lucille
Brooks-
bank.
Ronald
Wilson,
Connie
Morgan.
Muriel
Vary
,
E.
B
ridden,
K.
Kielbaick.
C.
Mussallem,
A.
Kergin,
Allan
Darles,
Margaret
Fritz,
H.
Hlrano,
R.
Church.
E.
Tasker.
E.
on
the
halibut
boats'
path
and
at
Connery.
William
Tobey,
A.
Lips,
M.
Langara
were
was
lac
oi
suimpie
sites
for
pounds.
At
Langara,
which
lies
at
the
northwest
end
of
the
Walker.
Pete
Fisher.
M.
Anderson.
Vclma
Walters.
Betty
Capstick.
Dwight
Rice.
Anna
Kacb,
Phyllis
Sloan.
M.
Oeary.
Oscar
Fulton,
Miss
HaHberg
D.
Derry.
Bob
Tobey.
Oud-ru-n
Welle.
D.
Postulo.
W.
Murdoch.
X.
Bury.
R.
Peachy.
Miss
Dalgarno.
TeUa
Fulton.
Charlie
Stuart.
E.
To
secure
a
regular
bait
supply
at
Oreen.
K.
Franks,
Paddy
Palmer.
Langara
it
would
be
necessary
to
operate
a
seine
boat
continuously
and
bait
the
haUbut
vessels
direct
from
the
seine.
Adelia
Thurber.
D.
O'Neill.
R.
Obata.
R.
Pitcher.
M
Smith.
Jean
Ritchie.
Bob
Parker
and
Earl
Oordon.
TUESDAY
and
VLD
Two
Shows
7
anii
Gary
Co
INTER
oper
in
That
Great
Eple
of
th-
C
0
M
I
N
S
!
Special
WINTER-TONIC
Service
for
only
$7.00
Change
engine
oil
Oil
and
grease
thorough!
Flush
transmission
and
rear
with
kerovne,
and
refill
with
fresh
grease
Ilemove
front
wheels
and
repack
with
fresh
grease
Spray
springs
with
penetrating
oil
'
Adjust
distributor
points
Clean
and
udjust
spark
plugs
Clean
sediment
bulb
and
carburetor
Adjust
carburetor
Tighten
intake
and
ex
haust
manifolds
m
Check
batlerr
We
will
fnrnltli
all
matrrial
and
male
all
the
alxne
ljal.
mrntt.
Quirk
arrvlre.
Car
ready
when
promWcd.
Acrcawric,
Utm,
Latteries,
aoti-freeae
tervlee,
etc
at
low
price.
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Beach's
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TtESDAY
and
Wf.!)!
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CUCKOOS
OUR
COAL
IS
IN
A
DRY
SHED
When
you
are
buying
coal
look
on
the
economical
side
of
life
you
buy
wet
coal,
you
are
losing
10.
So
start
today
and
bum
dry
coal
and
see
what.
10ft
means
to
you.
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