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REASSURING
HIGHWAY
NEWS
The
.statement
of
the
minister,
of
public
works
that
the
bridge-across
Galloway
Rapids
and
.
part
of
the
road
would
be
built
this
year,
although
a
repetition
of
what
he
told
i
the
mayor,
is
reassuring,
because
so
often
promises
have
been
made
and
not
kept
that
people
usually
suspect
the
utterances
of
a
politician.
It
was
a
good
thing
to
have
that
statement
in
the
legislature
in
reply
to
queries
by
the
local
member.
If
in
two
or
three
years
we
are
able
to
drive
to
Skeena
City
we
shall
riot
have
much
cause
for
complaint
even
though
many
people
expected
that
they
would
reach
Terrace
by
that
time.
It
seems
that
northern
members
had
their
innings
when
the
minister
had
his
estimates
for
northern
ridings
before
the
committee
of
the
whole
house.
Pattullo,
Wrinch
and
Kergin
.
all
had
something
to
say
and
made
strong
.
pleas
J
i
a?i
mi
i
t
n
xor
ineir
respective
constituencies,
me
leauer
oi
tne
opi
position
was
particularly
insistent
that
money
be
spent
m
highway
and
other
work
in
this
neighborhood.
JT
-
r
When
mother's
nerves
are
out
of
tune
every
noise
and
every
childish
question
irritates
and
annoys.
Perhaps
you
have
not
recognized
in
this
condition
a
warning
that
your
nervous
system
is
becoming
exhausted.
Other
symptoms
are
sleeplessness,
frequent
headaches
and
digestive
troubles.
'
Of
course
you
have
heard
about
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
If
you
have
never
tised
it
there
is
a
very
agreeable
surprise
in
store
for
you.
DR.
CHASE'S
NERVE
FOOD
Restore
and
revitalizes
the
tired,
excited
nerves.
Soon
you
rest
and
sleep
well
and
you
find
a
new
joy
ia
life.
1
If
r
M
1
mu
r
i
'
"Stop-loss".
Pockets
W
than
the
cost
Overalls
Ready
for
nj
emtrrcncj
repair
Job,
yoar
pliers,
wrench,
tools,
are
right
with
yon
.
.
.
you
can't
lose
them
oat
of
a.
V.
G.
StoD.Loss
'Q-
rwkels.
There1
is
a
serious
shortage'
of
hfiiibut
bait
at
Alaska
ports
this
year
and
it
is
expected,
as
a
result,
that
Prince
i
Rupert
resources
of
herring
will
be
taxed
to
"the
utmost!
before
the
1980
season
is
ended
by
reason
of
many
more
American
Vessels
than
usual
coming
to
the
port
for
theiVl
bait
requirements.
Even
this
early
in
the
season
this
is
in
I
dicated.
What
herring
there
are
in
Alaska
this
year
are
so
I
small
that
many
of
the
boats
have
refused
to
take
them,
choosing
instead
to
make
the
run
to
Prince
Rupert
for
1
me
oau
oi
superior
quality,
some;
see
in
the
Alaska
situation
this
year
the
results
of
over-flshlng
for
her-
in
these
quarters
it
Is
prophesied
that
there
may
be
no
improvement
for
many
years.
Others
take
it,
however,
as
being
merely
a
peculiar
year.
Shotttd
it
tarn
out
to
be
an
actual
depletion
of
Alaskan
herring,
it
would
mean
that
in
future
yen
greater
bait
store
would
have
to
be
put
up
at
Prince
Rupert
to
take
eare
of
the
requirements
of
the
Atnerican
as
well
as.
the
Canadian
.fleet.
,
Capt.
Alfred
Jacobsen
has
chang-
Herring:
Fishing
Still
While
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
has
now
put
up
its
bait
requirements
for
the
season,
good
advantage
is
still
being
taken
to
harvest
thf
continued
herring
run
at
Pearl
Harbor
near
Port
Simpson.
The
fish
are
still
being
taken
for
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
re
vearomer
"kmelkm
titadestiviHjer
G,
W.
C.Overalls
are
for
sale
by
Acme
Importers
-
Prince
Rupert
ductlon
plant
while
other
seiners'
are
making
good
in
catching
the
ring
m
past
years
ror
the
intensive
.
fish
to
sell
direct
to
the
halibut
fish
reduction
Industry
there
and
,
fleet
as
bait.
It
is
reported
that
ne-
gotiatlons,are
under
way
to
export
some
of
the
bait
to
Ketchikan
and
other
Alaska
ports.
Among
the
boats
now
fishing
for
herring
are
Capt.
Ellas
Skog's
Anna
S.,
Capt.
Ole
Skog's
Fredelia,
the
Island
Packing
Co.'s
Faith
of
Sechart,
which
came
up
from
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
for
the
purpose,
and
Gammon
&
Watt's
Bertha
G.
and
Canard!.
Capt.
John
Ivarson's
halibut
boat
Melville
was
chartered
this
week
bv
1
ea
tne
name
oi
n
prince
Rupert)
the
International
Fisheries
Com-haUbut
boat
from
M.
M.
Chrlsto-
j
mission
arid,
left
at
noon
Wednes-pher
to
Clipper
II,
ostensibly
to
day
to
engage
in
halibut
tagging
change
the
lmk
of
the
vessel.
His
hopes
did
not
seem
to
have
been
on
the
'Whale
Back,"
one
of
the
banks
on
the
West
Coast
of
Queen
materialized,
however,
when
he
was
charlotte
Islands.
On
her
trip
out,
j
ame
to
oDiain
oniy
o.oc
ana
oc
mis
the
vessel
Is
expected
to
be
away
week
for
his
initial
catch
of
the
'about
two
weeks.
W.
C.
Harrington
present
season
which
was
light
at
'and
J.
L.kask
of
the
International
that.
i
Fisheries
Commission
staff
have
been
placed
ort
the
Melville
to
take
charge
of
the
tagging
operations.
Completing
Building
rle,
have
been
making
visible
pro-
SSfiS
gress
lately
with
the
raising
of
the
I
superstructure
of
the
new
annex!
.
.
...
I
tn
V.
n
t-!.!
M
iu
uicTiiuic
nupert
r
unci
its
perlmental
Station
and
it
Is
ex-1
pected
thathe
end
of
March
would
i
see
the
fob
pretty
well
completed.;
Only
the
concrete
basement,
where
'
experimental
refrigeration
work
Is'
to
be
carried
on,
is
being
finished
i
off
at
this
time.
Later
the
two
up-'
I
per
storeys,
where
commodious
la-
J
jboratory
space
will
be
provided,'
I
will
be
put
In
shape
for
scientific'
work.
The
building
occupies
an
im-l
,
posing
place
on
a
hill
alongside
the
!
i
waterfront.
Capt.
Merrill
Sollows,
who
re
icently
returned
ta
town
after
an
extended
visit
in
Nova
Scotia,
has
j
in.;
halibut
beat
Relief
almost
in
shape
to
start
the
season's
operd
'tiens
and
will
be
leaving
within
the
next
few
days
for
the
fishing
grounds.
Installation
of
the
new
N.
arid
S.
engine
in
Capt.
Clarence
Camp-brir
Joe
Bakejr
is
Also
nedring
completibn
and
thU
vessel1,
too,
should
Be
away1
within
the'
next
wrck
or
so.
i
Where
Is
Don?
'
Don
Finn,
director
of
the
prince
Rupert
FlsHerle
Experimental
Sta
,tlon.
who,
through
a
misunder
standing,
was
'reported
last
week
tdl
,
be
back
from
a'
trip
to
Vancouver,
'is.
in
fact,
not
back
yet.
Don's
movements
Ort
this
occasion-
are"
proving
rather
friysteribus"
,ttftd
his
fi'iertds
are
wondering
what
fif
really
up.
Htf
should
be
back
with-'
.
in
the
next
ddy
of
so
as'
he
Is
billed
.
to
warble
at
the
St.
Pat's
concert
on
Monday
night.
Shef
Thomson,
caretaker
'of
the
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
it
Rowihg
Club,
is
comfortably
ensconced
again
in
his
old
quarters
following
their
renovation
after
trie
recent
fire-.
It
was
rather
odd,
to
say
the
least
of
it,
ta
see
Shef
engagecLone
afternoon
this
week
In
the
gentle
art
of
fitting
and
hanging
window
curtains.
Somehow
or
other,
while
knowing
that
he
could
turn
his
capable
hand
to
almost
anything,
we
thought
that
was
Just
a
little
out
Of
his
line.
Howeverhe
proved
to
be
quite
as
expert
as"
the
most
fastidious
of
housewives,
depending,
of
Course,
what
one's
idea
of
art
in
window
curtains
may
be.
We
certainly
think1
that
Shef
should
have
an
"At
flprrie"
of
some
such
soiree
for
hjsjnny,'
friends,
riot!
overlooking"
thg
lSdles;
either,
when
all
this
fnss'lri'ls'over.'Hi
promises
to
get
down
to
the
more
arduous,
if
not
more
serious,
task
of
boat
painting
by
next
week
for
the
spring
painting
and
cleaning
campaign
must
start
by
then
fires
or
no
fires,
nick
fn
Service
flavfrig
been"
brought
back
to
port
on
Wednesday
after
having
spent
(Continued
on
page
five.)
Everyone
will
be
buying
shoes
for
Spring.
Easter
is
almost
here.
Our
il'w
Shoe
Sale
gives
you
an
ideal
opportunity
to
replenish
your
wardrobe.
You
Can
Save
Dollars
On
Every
Pair
Ladies'
Zipps
Brown
Velvet,
Fur
Cuff.
Very
Stylish.
Regular
$6.00.
Sale
Price
$4.50
.
Ladies'
Fawn
Rubber
Zippers
Cuban
Heels.
Regular
$3.50.
Sale
Price
$295
Same
With
Button
Fastening
and
Cuff.
Sale
Price
$2.25
v
Men's
Shoes
Blncfc
Calf-
Oxfords.
Square
Toe.
All
Sizes."
Sale
Price
$4.35
Black
Kid
Oxfords
Blucher
Cut
;
Sale
Price
$4.85
Work
Shoes
Black
Waterproof
Chrome.
All
Sizes,
Sale
Price
$3.95
We
have
many
ofhef
special
bargains.
All
of
our
big
stock
is
on
sale.
SAVE!
SAVK!
NO
RESERVES
SAVE!
SAVE!
McARTHUR'S
SHOE
STORE
A
T
1
ffaTBcnm-i
ictoriously
Proved
in
and
value
.
.
.
performance,
economy
during
ESSEX
Challenger
week
LOCAL
RECORDS
SPEED-70
MILES
AN
HOUR.
i
'
RELIABILITY
NEVER
FAILED.
J
ACCELERATION
60
MILES
IN
20
SECONDS.
ECOftOMY-22
MILES
TO
THE
IMI'ERUL
GALLON.
Prove
What
Every
Essex
Can
Do
Come
talc
a
ride
yourself.
Know
by
pernoual
experience
what
this
brilliant
New
Kwex
Challenger
can
do.
Its
exploit.!
of
Challenger
Week
nave
wept
the
country.
Kssex
owners
led
the
demonstration.
They
wttc
to
widely
followed
and
aided
by
public
participation
that
we
are
continuinc
the
invitation
to
Ride
Ride
Ride!
Kvery
locality
now
knows
Essex
for
c,Wmr,hhment
of
some
great
feat.
Hills
seldom
attempted
in
any
car
Phone
iiVo-
were
climbed
by
Essex
in
high
gear.
Remarkable
economy
proofs
were
established.
New
acceleration
marks
were
nude.
Most
important
of
all
Challenger
Week
convinced
motorists
everywhere
that
Essex
represents
the
greatest
dollar
for
dollar
value
in
far
satisfaction'
that
the
industry
offers.
We
will
gladly
give
you
a
personal
demonstration
of
any
of
these
proofs
which
Essex
hi
established.
J.
'
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