PAOE
BIX
Like
the
jewels'of
EviDHWI
of
the
quilitjr
built
into
the
new
Ford
i
the
ne
of
more
than
twenty
ball
and
roller
bearings.
In
addition
to
rmoolhtr
operation,
they
aave
gatolinr,
give
more
fprrd
and
power
In
firt
and
tetond
ipeeds,
rirrrrae
noiie
and
increase
the
durability
and
efficiency
of
the
traiumiuioa
(ears.
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LTD.
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Ave.
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dings
and
breads.
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at
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uooa
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ol
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Ltd.
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
RupertFamous
Rupert
SMOKED
Prepared
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
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RUPERT,
B.C.
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By
WW
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
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Garage
and
Service
Station
DODGE
and
BANTAM
AUSTIN
Distributors
FENDER
AND
IIODY
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
Easter
Brings
New
Ideas
For
Your
Living
Room
See
our
selection
of
oceaslonil
tables
and
floor
lamps
all
new
designs
and
quite
stylish.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
Ituy
the
real
Coal
our
(a
(nous
Edson
and
Cassldj.
Wellington
In
any
quantities.
AUo
Uulkley
Vslley
Hay,
Grain
and
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
I'HONES
68
AND
558
NEW
FORD
COUPE
$585
r.
a.
b.
tm.i
Bmmptrt,
ipmm
Un,
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MM
lr.)
a
fine
watch
From
the
engine
to
the
road,
the
entire
drire
of
the
new
Ford
on
all
forward
a
needs
is
wholly
on
anti-friction
ball
and
roller
bearings.
Come
in
and
let
explain
the
many
other
structural
and
mechanical
feature
that
make
the
new
Ford
a
value
far
abore
the
price
you
pay.
I
"THE
WORLD'S
BEST"
f
x
w
uuwm
mc
very
sk
iiigcjt
quality
ana
the
surest,
finest
re
suits,
insist
on
"Five
Roses
Good
cooks
all
over
Canada
rely
on
this
flour
to
make
perfect
cakes,
pastries,
pud'
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday
Mur
h
2?
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Halibut
Landings
Show
Increase
Oolachan
Run
Is
Now
On
Salmon
Outlook
Not
Bright
With
mnnv
f!nnnrifnn
hnnrs
lnnrHiicr
ttiniv
fiof
natoYiaa
of
the
season,
halibut
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
week
totalled
279,800
pounds.'
This
was
still
a
good
deal
lower
than
normal
as
there
was
only
45,000
pounds
of
American
fish
landed
during
the
week.
Total
landings
for
the
season
up
to
and
including
yesterday
amounted
to
!
only
457,840
pounds
as
against
1,656,200
pounds
at
a
simi-;
lar
date
last
year.
I
In
view
of
the
fact
that
the
United
Pacific
Fisheries,
I
which
so
far
has
handled
all
thpt
halibut
that
has
been
landed
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
is
pavlne
10c
and
7c,
the
same
down
price
as
Is
being
paid
In
Prince
Rupert
,for
nailbut
in
Ketchikan,
doubts
nrp
I
expressed
.
.
.
.
as
-
to
whether
much
r
Am-
erican
halibut
will
come
Into
Prince
Rupert
at
all
under
the
present
ar
rangement.
Certainly
there
would
seem
to
be
no
good
reason
for
the
American
boats
to
bring
their
cat-
cnes
on
nere
to
receive
no
more
than
they
would
at
Ketchikan
Of
course,
the
Seattle
fleet
has
'only
Just
got
to
work
following
the
settlement
of
the
dispute
between
boat
owners
and
fishermen
as
to
boat's
share.
A
few
weeks
will
have
to
elapse
before
It
can
be
ascer
tained
just
what
effect
the
new
marketing
arrangement
will
have
upon
the
volume
of
landings
at
this
port.
It
should
not
be
long,
either,
before
returns
are
available
on
shipments
of
fish
that
have
been
al
ready
made
co-operatively
so
the
nsnermen
win
have
some
Idea
whether
or
not
they
are
better
off
j
under
the
new
marketing
scheme.
probably
the
most
important
development
In
the
situation
during
the
week
was
a
conference
between
the
old
fish,
buyers
and
boat
owners
on
the
matter
of
marketing.
While
no
definite
announcement
was
made
after
that
conference,
the
meeting
was
seen
by
some
as
a
1
possible
first
step
toward
the
resumption
of
competitive
fish
buy-
ifnfr
...
i
f
Driniui
n,
I
.1.
-
m
a
lutvc
nujjdi.
uuuer
utc
jor-
mer
system.
After
having
been
tied.
up
for
a
couple
of
weeks
with
the-
flu
and
complications,
George
Smith,
whar-
unger
at
tne
Government
witarf,
was
able
to
resume
his
duties
this
week.
He
Is
still,
however,
feeling
a
bit
shaky.
Seizure
off
the
coast
of
British
Columbia
of
four
foreign
vessels
by
the
Canadian
fisheries
patrol
is
the
subject
of
a
case
on
which
argument
was
concluded
a
few
days
ago
in
appeal
before
the
Supreme
Court
Why
Is
It
?
That
our
list
of
steady
satisfied
customers
Is
steadily
growing?
ISe-causc
they
know
it
is
to
their
advantage
to
deal
with
us.
JIF
Soap
Flakes
18c
per
pkg.
Brooms
each
Medium
weight
30c
Orange
Marmalade
4s
45c
per
tin
Macaroni.'
Vermicelli
&
25c
Spaghetti,
3
pkgs
Queen
Charlotte
Island
25c
Crab,
.'.
per
tin
Juicy
Navel
Oranges
95c
5
doz
1
Carton
Sunlight
Soap
and
1
Bar
Lifebuoy
Soap
nffp
both
for
UOK,
Ivory
Soap
Flakes
Same
25c
as
Lux,
3
pkgs.
Malkin's
Best
Coffee
48c
per
lb
Malkin's
Best
Grape
Fruit
t)7n
2's
miv
Malkin's
Best
Peas
Size
3
17c
per
tin
Chocolate
Bars
Large
var-
nn
lety,
3
for
EXTRA
SPLCIAL
1
pt.
Jphnson's
Floor
Wax,
reg
90c,
1
Johnson's
Mop
Cloth,
reg.
50c,
isi.oo
Economy
Cash
and
Carry
Stores
319
3rd
Ave.
417-123
5tli
Ave.
Telephones
3G0
and
18
of
Canada,
at
Ottawa.
Judgment
was
reserved.
Tne
vessels
Queen
City,
Tillle
and
Sunrise,
registered
in
the
State
of
Washington,
were
seized
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
June
18.
1930,
while
the
vessel
May,
registered
In
Alaska,
was
seized
a
few
days
earlier.
The
boats
were
taken
into
custody
under
provisions
of
customs
and
fisheries
protection
act
which
prohibits
fishing
vessels
of
foreign
registry
to
enter
within
three
miles
of
the
Canadian
shore
unless
driven
In
by
stormy
weather
or
the
necessity
of
making
repairs.
Captains
of
the
seized
boats
claim
they
were
In
distress
on
acpount
of
bad
weather.
Against
this
the
captain
of
the
pa
trol
launch
stated
In
the
cases
of
Queen
City,
Tillle
and
Sunrise
the
weather
was
calm
and
that
In
the
case
of
the
May
the
vessel
could
as
easily
have
anchored
outside
the
limit.
The
admiralty
Judge
In
Vic
toria
decided
against
the
fishing
vessels.
The
annual
run
of
oolachans
Is
now
on
at
the
mouth
of
the
Naaa
River
and,
as
usual,
many
Indians
from
the
Naas
River
villages
are
around
Fishery
Bay
taking
the
harvest
of
these
peculiar
fish
by
which
so
much
store
has
been
put
up
by
the
Indians
ever
since
the
very
early
days
of-
their
history.
While
the
most
of
the
oolachans
that
are
taken
are
put
up
by
the
Indians
for
their
own
food,
there
are
the
usual
few
boaUoads
coming
into
town
and
the
popular
"candle
fish"
have
been
finding
ready
local
sale.
The
oolachan
run
only
lasts
a
few
weeks
and
there
Is
always
great
activity
among
the
Indians
while
It
is
on.
Faced
with
the
likelihood
of
a
large
carry-over
from
last
year's
pack,
owing
to-
a
demoralized
market
the
fishing
Industry
in
British
Columbia
will
enter
upon
1931
operations
with
a
more
or
less
tene
brous
outlook.
It
was
hardly
to
be
expected
that
this
Industry,
with
Its
abnormally
laree
oack.
could
escape
the
world
trade
debacle,
and
come
through
unscathed.
And
can-
ner
and
fishermen
alike
will
be
forced
to
face
the
Inevitable
lean
year
In
sight
as
best
they
can.
It
Is
aulte
annarent
that
the
keen
and
Intensive
competition
challeng
ing
for
the
world
markets
now
met
with,
will
be
materially
Increased
In
the
future
cnmnelltna-
th
Indus
try
to
adjust
itself
to
the
situation.
by,
adopting
a
more
economic
plan
j
of
ODeratlon
counted
with
a
rom-
i
prehensive
and
Intelligent
marketing
system.
It
is
no
secret
that
some
of
the
difficulties
confronting
the
indus
try
today
is
past
extravagant
and
wasteful
operating
methods,
fostered
by
the
cocksuredness
of
finding
a
ready
market
at
top
prices.
Falling
to
anticipate
the
coming
slump
and
sell
when
It
might
haw
been
possible
at
a
fair
price,
has
obviously
resulted
in
a
free-for-all
scramble
to
unload
now
at
ruinous
quotations.
Under
existing
circumstances,
therefore.
It
is
imoeraUve
that
1031
will
witness
a
much
curtailed
can
ned
salmon
pack.
In
the
hope
that
the
demand
wlU
overtake
the
sun-
ply
on
hand,
thereby
clearing
the
boards.
It
is
already
known
that
a
eon-
G
Volt
GENERATORS
For
Charging
Batteries
For
any
make
of
car.
$3.50
New
Storage
Batteries
Guaranteed
for
one
year
i3-platethin,-or
11
plate-heavy
$8.50
13
plate
heavy
Or
15
plate
thin
$12.50
VANCOUVER
AUTO
WRECKING
CO.
1249
Granville
St.,
Vancouver
Ilranrh
Yard
at
330
Second
Avenue
East
siderablc
number
of
canneries
will
a11
branches
of
fishermen,
seiners,
remain
closed
over
this
season,
with
trailers
und
gill-netters
will
meet
on
a
consequent
diminished
payroll,
common
ground,
with
a
paid
secre-and
the
fishermen
will
no
doubt
bt
ty
to
take
care
of
the
organlia-
confronted
with
the
nprpitv
nf
lion's
work.
selling
his
catch
at
a
big
price
cut
over
last
year.
The
one
redeeming
feature
in
an
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
but
for
the
past
few
months
ppewtingut
of
Van
couver
returned
to
Vancouver
this
wk
afti"
having
successfully
re-focusing
floated
the
Pacific
Mills
tugboat
John
M.
which
drove
ashore
on
a
reef
near
Ocean
Falls
on
March
17.
mo-:
the
Princess
being
dispatched
shortly
afterwards
to
get
her
off.
otnerwise
uwiciniN
deplorable
ucjjiuitfuic
situation
aimatiuu
is
is
that
the
Industry
ha
awakened
to
the
necessity
,
and
ipBlBsiiity
of
creating
a
gr&tr
d&Wd
in
the
home
market
'for
its
product,
by
public
attention
on
the
many
advantages
of
a
more
gen-
erous
canned
salmon
blll-of-fare,
attractively,
set
forth
by
that
dern
business
stimulator
advertls-
lng.
It
will
be
Interesting
to
watch
the
reaction.
Offices
Moved
Over
Offices
of
the
Nootka
Packing
Co.
Ltd.
and
the
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Co.
Ltd.
have
been
mov?d
from
Everett.
Wash.,
to
Vancouver,
where
J.
J.
Petrich
wll!
now
i
take
his
headquarters.
The
change
has
been
made
to
facilitate
the
conduct
of
the
companies
misliiiVi.
praMi-
oallv
all
phases
it
which
centra
on
which
has
been
tied
up
at
the
local
.e
Cir9l
an
side.
The
Noiki
'dry
dock
for
the
winter,
will
be
re-Ptring
Co
pro(nres
canned
sal-!
commissioned
in
service
between
mon,
pllcr1?
fJth
oil
and
nacal
here
and
Vancouver
from
here
on
on
the
west
coasi
of
Vancouver
i
Sunday.
ADril
5.
when
she
nails
n!
Island
whil
ttte
Langara
Co.
spe-
clallzes
in
canning
clann
ai:d
stl-
nounced.
With
the
Charles
back
In
mon
on
Maw
Inlet.
Mr.
Pet!
ic!i
!
service,
there
will
again
be
a
bi-U
at
prerrrt
on
trip
to
thr
Quci
n
(weekly
service
for
the
spring
be-Charlotte
Islands
on
company
j
tween
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancou-bustness.
the
Prince
'Oeorge
continuing
.
(Onijtr
preset
schedule
Differences
between
fish
buyctkj
Trie
scheflole
of
,the
Prince
and
fishermen
at
Vancouver
over
!
Charles
i
fl
call
for
net
to
arrive
tne
cuu
nave
also
arisen
this
sea
-
son.
The
major
buyers
ruvlnn
in-
ststed
that
fish
weighing
over
J0
pounds
should
be
classed
as
f
econd
urade.
the
fishermen
have
turned
to
the
British
Columbia
Fisheries
Co-
operative
Association
to
t.ik.-
their
catches.
The
Association
is
taking
steps
to
lnstai
the
necessary
facilities
at
Vancouver
to
properly
handle
the
situation.
Erivilor.
of
txtra
buildings
and
installation
of
a
ceiling
and
cold
storage
plant
aie
now
under
way.
The
American
halibut
boat
Sitka,
formerly
owned
by
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
of
Prir-re
Rupert,
will
not
fish
halibut
this
year
but
will
act
as
a
tender
(or
a
fleet
of
small
Juneau
boats.
The
Sitka
was
here
last
week
with
100,-000
pounds
of
halibut
but
did
not
-emaln.
going
on
to
Seattle
with,
the
load.
This
was
the
second
load
of
halibut
the
Sitka
had
delivered
to
Seattle
this
year,
the
first
having
been
99,000
pounds
a
couple
of
weeks
previous.
Both
loads
were
dumoeed
of
to
the'
Unltsd
Pacific
Fisheries.
It
is
hinted
that
a
complete
re
organisation
of
the
13.
C.
Fisher
men's
Protective
Association
will
be
undertaken
next
month.
It
Is
Dro-
posed
to
have
one
big
union,
where
CHEEK
1
7iTif
1
1
'
I
IHIH1U
For
"
rHT
Thu
tijci
The
power
tug
Salvage
Princess,
Capt.
Frank
Tyler,
ordinarUy
sta
tioned
here
in
the
service
or
the
Damage
to
the
John
M.,
which
is
!
'38
feet
long
and
was
built
In
1920
is
estimated
at
$3,000".
CHARLES
TO
GO
ON
RUN
i
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Churl
1
p.m.
for
Vancouver.
It
is
an-
1
here
at
10:30
Saturday
mornings
j
from
Vancouver
direct,
sail
at
4
p.m.
for
Stewart,
returning
here
on
j
I
-
-
i
I
PAIN
after
eating
WHAT
msay
call
"indigestion"
is
very
often
nothing
lu!
esreM
add
in
the
stomach.
The
stomach
r
erves
have
beta
ovsrhnulsled.
and
load
sours.
The
corrective
is
an
alkali,
which
neutralizes
acids
in
sUnUy.
The
best
alkali
known
to
medical
science
is
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia.
It
has
remained
the
standard
anti-acid
with
pfeyucians
in
the
50
years
since
Us
invention.
One
spoonful
of
this
harmless,
UMeltss
tJkali.'wiil
nsutra&ie
in-stanUy
many
times
us
much
add.
and
the
symptom
disappear
at
Made
UP
-
SPRING
sate
at
all
aovernmnt
linnr
-
i.uvi
CI1U
All
IlkCIDCU
premijes
on
draua.nt
and
in
bottles
,on
and
after
April
1st,
1931,
until
the
limited
j
supply
Is
gone,
DON'T
ACCEPT
SUBSTITUTES
DEMAND
CA&CADI:
GOClV
1)111
V
It
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