THE
DAILY
NEWS'
PAGE
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'new
manager
FOR
HOME
OIL
T.
N.
Leraje
Takes
riace
of
J.
E.
Clayton
Who
Goes
to
Vancouver
Office
;
office.
Mr.
LePage
was
married
only
a
I
few
days
ago
to
Miss
RusseU,
daugh-I
ter
of
Chief
Engineer
Russell
of
the
lighthouse
tender
Newington.
They
have
taken
the
Lindseth
House,
1178
'
Hays
Cove
Avenue.
Into
which
they
till
move
onIonday.
Aw
COAL
PRICES
and
"Coraoi"
Coal,
from
All
grades
of
"Nanaimo-Welliiipton"
Vancouver
Island
now
sell
t
a
dollar
lew
than
last
year.
The
reduction
In
price
is
the
outcome
of
(1)
A
desire
on
the
part
of
the
Producers
to
reduce
fuel
costs
to
the
public;
(2)
The
need
for
permanent
protection
.against
the
'
nosibilttT
of
substitution
of
inferior
coals
.
n
a.
(3)
The
ready
co-operation
ot
those
rnnce
nuptri
'
Island
Coal,
as
compared
with
imported
fuels.
.
.
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,t.
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Order
raal
by
name.
Check
Jour
delivery
deNver?
slips.
slip,.'
Kep
'your
money
in
British
Columbia".
9
Double
Screened
Lump
-
$13
$0
Mine
Run
Washed
Nut
$12-00
Prices
are
for
cash.
Free
delivery
to
any
home
in,
Prince
Rupert
Gty
Limiti.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Phsns
US
DUlributort
for
.
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TOUCH
With
events
that
are
transpiring.
TEN
CENTS
a
week
.brings
the
DAILY
NEWS
to
your
house
every
day.
Save
money
by
subscribing
Telephone
98
and
the
boy
will
call
and
collect
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WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Halibut
Landings
for
Week
Kcport
on
B.
C.
Fisheries
Minister
Unable
to
Come
This
Year.
T.
N.
LePage
has
Just
arrived
ini
,
r
tu
2
T,
.
i
the
city
to
take
over
the
"manage-1
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
tne
mcnt
of
the
local
office
of
the
Home
nrosent
season
to
date
have-totalled
12,9SG,400
pounds,
of
oil
Distributors,
j.
e.
Clayton
it-
Uyhfch
5.112,.r00
pounds.has
been
from
Canadian
vessels
vfcsterday
landings
aggregated
502,500,
of
which
144,000
'pounds
va.
from
Canadian
boats
and
35S.500
pounds
from
S
!
American.
The
high
price
of
the
week
for
Canadian
nsn
g
was
7c
and
:3c,
which
the
Nuba,
P.
Doreen
and
'1
ramp
were
q
paid
for
3,X0.
11.500
and
14J)004
:
fj
pounds,
respectively.
The
tow
Cana-
i
Rupert
has-so
far
this
year
been
a
dtan
price
wa
5.2c
and
3c.'at
which
losing
halibut
business
to
other
jjj
figure
toe
Aiken
sold
4,000
pounds,
ports
of
trie
ceasv,
paruciuany
g
For
American
fish
the
high
prjee
Seattle.
was
10c
and
3c
which
the
Peggy
received
for
c.500
pounds.
The
low
American
price
was
4c
and
2c
paid
the
Rainier
for
35.000
pounds.
The
Tagahk.
one
of
the
finest
cannery
tesuicr.s
in
Alaska,
with
200
horsepower
diescl
engine,
was
burned
recently,
according
to
private-
advtets
received
at
Waterfall.
It
Is
reporter;
to
be
a
total
loss.
The
Tagal.ik
was
skippered
by
J.
Itanam.
who
is
the
owner
along
with
P.
M
Hansen
8he
had
been
under
j
RnPert-
charter
to
the
Nakat
Packing
Cor-!
poration
all
summer
as
a
cannery
tender.
The
boat
was
built
In
Ta-
eoma
In
1928.
she
was
71
tons
gross.
MB
tons
ne,
65
3-10
feet
long.
18.10
fees
beam,
wi.Ii
a
depth
of
9.1
feet.
Year
after
year
hundreds
of
fishermen
Iri
Canada's
Atlantic
coast
provinces
carry
on
the
world's
great
est
lobster
fishery.
Lobsters
are
also
eaoefat
off
Newfoundland,
in
some
of
the
Atlantic
waters
of
the
United
States,
and
in
certain
Euro-'
peon
areas,
but,
as
Dr.
D.
K.
Tressler.
a
unwed
stales
autnomy,
nas
pointed
out,
"the
scale
of
the
business
Is
very
much
greater
In
Canada
than
anywhere
else
in
the
world."
Lait
year
the
Dominion's
lobster
fishery
yielded
a
catch
of
over
40,-TM48Q
npnnds
and
was
second
only
to
the
salmon
fishery
in
point
of
market
return,
the
value
being
45.-
215,000.
-
Average
catch
over
the
past
five
years.
1926-1910,
was
35,-119,000
pounds
a
year.
Nova
Scotia
Is
the
largest
producer
of
lobsters,
and
accounted
for
approximately
20,200100
pounds
of
tne
Dominion's
1990'
catch.
In
New
Brunswiek
the
year's
catch
was
'slightly
more
than
9,000,000
pounds,
while
the
Prmee
Edward
Island
and
Quebec
landings
amounted
to
about
8.100,000
pounds
and
2,768.000
pounds,
respectively.
A
great
part
of
the
Canadian
catch
is
put
up
to
canned
form,
but
of
late
years
th-re
has
been
increasing
growth
in
the
export
trade
in
live
lobsters
wttri
the
United
States.
Last
National
Fish
Week
has
gone
off
quietly
although
effectively
In
j
Prince
Rupert.
While
there
were
nd
(
official
functions
of
observance,;
many
citizens
caught-
hold
of
the
idea
with-he
result
that
fish
formed
i
an
important
part
of
many1
diets'
during
the
week.
If
the
week
has
had
the
effect
of
further
popularizing
fish
as
a,
diet,
it
will
prove
beneficial
aU
around.
Every
week
might
weU
be
National
Pish
Week
in
Prince
T.
II.
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Storage
Co.
iete.
was
named,
a
member
of
the'
.solutions
committee
of
the
Carta-iian
Fisheries
Association
for
the
.nnual
convention
in
Ottawa
this
week.
Mr.
Johnson
was
unable
to
attend
the
convention
this
year.
He
sras
president
last
year
of
the
Association
which
held
Its
convention
here
in
1930.
While
an
Increase
in
the
frocen
halibut
holdings
is
reported
for
this
year
to
date,
other
frown
varieties
show
a
marked
decrease
which
may
have
its
beneficial
effect
on
market
conditions.
It
is
quite
possible
that
better
prices
for
halibut
may
prevail
during
the
remainder
of
this
season
than
were
offered
In
the
period
which
has
now
elapsed.
Fisheries
lleport
Out
Hon.
S.
L.
Howe,
Commissioner
of
Fisheries
for
British
Columbia,
has
Just
issued
the
report
of
the
Provincial
Fisheries
Department
for
the
year
1930.
The
report
w
its
appendix
maintains
the
high
standard
of
the
publications
of
that
department
It
deals
at
leagth
with
the
commercial
fisheries
of
the
province,
contains
a
valuable
contribution
to
the
life
history
of
the
sock-eye
salmon,
and
bulletins
on
the
of
canned
loosters
irom
tne
3a
jod-
tAtaiied
S18A21.
of
UVM
(m
ner
Friday
and
Saturday
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
p.m.
ADMISSION
20c
&
65c
Feature
starts
at
7:20
and
9:20
Sat.
Matinee
at
2:30
Feature
Starts
2:50
15c
&
10c
Owing
to
the
lateness,
of
the
par-1
liamentary
session.
Hen.
E.
N.
Rhodes,
federal
minister
of
fisheries,)
has
found
it
necessary
to
defer
until
next
year
bis
Journey
to
the
Pa-i
Saturday
.
faptwpy,
-
.
,
.
.
.
.
A
Great
Dramatic
Thriller
"
DIRIGIBLE
"
With
JACK
HOLT,
RALPH
GRAVES,
FAY
WUAY
A
story
of
glamorous
adventure
and
romance-of
perils
and
hatred
of
human
endeavor
and
mechanical
triumph.
Cartoon
"The
Village
Harbor"
.
Paramount
News
Monday
and
Tuesday
Clark
Gable
In
"Sporting
Blood'
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
The
Better
Coal
'
In
buying
Bulkley
Valley
Coal:
You
get
the
In
grade
coal
on
this
market;
you
keep
your
fuel
(i
.ilar
in
your
own
section
of
the
province;
you
he!
i
the
local
unemployment
situation;
you
help
l,
.
,
,
a
basic
industry
in
Central
British
Columbia.
In
dering
insist
on
Bulkley
Valley
Coal.
NATURAL
PURE
Fresh
Milk
Free
from
any
preservaUve
or
treatment
whatever.
Milked
and
delivered
dally
from
our
own
cows.
Four
successive
years
Oovernment
Grade
A
certificate
Health
and
Banlta-tlon.
A
trial
solicited.
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAIRY
Box
895
Phone
287
sued
by
the
Department
during
the
year.
The
report
also
gives
detailed
(statements
showing
the
salmon
pack
of
the
entire
province,
not
only
for
;
the
year
IPSO
but
for
the
previous
years.
j
Gar
Owners
Our
repair
servir
i
:
efficient
and
en-
.
UUl'KUT
MOT0KS
Distributor
r
DODGE
St
PLYMOUTH
CARS
rhone
5C6
Mht
Calh
Ml
A
Real
Bargai
FOR
EVERYONE
SUGAR
SI'Ei
1L
Irlfir
Onaat
flahtrla
His
ltlnmrv.
POT
your
preservlHu
Pacific
Salmon,"
and
"Wioie
rjn
i-wnrn
MxU
incite
a
n.
C.
Sugar
gran.i
Meal."
and
reports
on
the
lrnon
vUJt
vnnce
Rupertt
The
mln-l
(This
special
for
spawning
areas
oi
w
pni
had
intended
to
SDend
several
$3.00
or
over
rivers.
'wmIcb
In
rtrttUrr
nolnmhta
at
the
The
value
of
the
fishery
products
h,,
ot
th.
iMtintl
MM
hu
Tear
these
exoort
snitMnents
were
r-
.
n,
imo
over
9.600.000
pounds.
The
output
(
avaUabte
at
the
the
time
the
report,'
laner
than
the
production
in
other
ycar
Brltsh
Columbia
again
led
all
"SmmmfoSi
JL0LU1!;
"
U,e
Dominion
TTZ
Heige
H.
n.
has
!'"-
.
ik.
vaiiu
or
ner
risnerr
Broaucw.
J
exported
exported
to
to
the
tne
uniua
unitea
Kingaom.na
Kuigaom,ana
United
States.
made
the
most
trips,
namely
14,
Ier
t
t
exceead
,n
Taiue
that
ail
nUur
niimnaan
xnnnlriM
and
n
th
.
.
,
i.
ISnomg
10
10200
DOUndS
in
In
all
,
oi
wova
ewovia,
uie
Bcconu
in
ibij.
,
.
,,.Vn,
i.ini
.
total
f
and
It
also
exceeded
jby
$U,MS.1
of
fuh
m
fWe
trl
that
of
all
the
other
Drortneea
com-
.
,
.....
,
A
.tot.mmt
luti-H
hv
th
tlnlld
t.
"
.
V
.
'
lIOBUS
lnc
or
volume
Staff.
Bureau
of
Fisheries
.hows.of
.almon
In
J
i
.
.
.
i
m
ri:su
i
iiasn
xris
ituhl
irirui
m
risvr
.
.
a
ms
a
AAA
r
wv
tawnj
iivni'
uuij
ivi
w
rv
w
I.
pounds
as
compared
with
150.000
,
lutMl
M
ctnl
ot
me
1
time
J
pounds
ln
July.
1930.
For
the
season
apppn(jX
of
the
rcport
con-
i'J3i
Amenean
mnoings
nere
uggrc-
,
detaa
reports
from
Uie
'
patd
5.888,000
pounds
as
against
RpawnlnR
grounds
of
the
Frascr.'m
rrti
1.1
.315.000
pounds
ln
the
first
seven
8ketna
and
Nasg
Rlver,
and
HIverg
I
nn
I
hniKailflth
:
.1..
..
M(I
r.hn
Unrflmia
-
....
,
HVMWM.m
!
iniuiviin
iWM.
""""
"".
arirt
smith.
inlets,
in
most
01
tnese
;
this
record,
were
almost
jiiccordlntj
to
areag
spawnmg
conditions
were
re-on
a
level
with
1930,
landings
for
salt8factory.
the
first
seven
months
of
193
1
being
u
algo
contains
in
detail
the
bul-
14.304,000
pounds
as
compared
with
on
th
..Par.ific
aalmon''
and'
4.517.000
pounds
in
the
correspond-
.Efiiblt.
Fi.sh
Meal"
which
were
is-'
ing
period
of
1930.
i
Seattle
landings
for
July
this
year
comprised
2.095,575
pounds
as
against
1,060,000
pounds
ln
the
same
month
last
year.
For
the
season
to
date
Seattle
had
received
7,899
510
pounds
as
compared
with
7.692
135
pounds
ln
the
first
seven
months
of
1030.
'
For
the
whole
coast
American
landtngsm
July
1931
totalled
4.597.-443
pounds
as
against
4.970,323
pounds
In
1930,
while
Canadian
landings
for
this
July
aggregated
1.191,400
pounds
as
compared
with
1.151.050
pounds
in
July
1930.
The
total
of
American
landings
for
the
first
seven
months
of
this
year
was
21.907,726
pounds
as
compared
with
24,470,010
pounds
in
the
correspond-1
ing
period
of
last
year
while
Canadian
landings
for
this
year
up
to
July
31
aggregated
5,435.440
pounds
In
comparison
with
5,332,025
pounds
These
figures
Indicate
that
Pnnce
,
Eft
LiVssVsslBBVsSHCsVgQKn
imiMui-sW,
In
box
or
tube.
D.CSUM
it
doei
poii-tivelr
telievt
th
itch
(ng
lmot
at
Kor
as
pplitd
and
tffecu
a
healthful
h.aling
of
th
ilun,Dr.Chai'i
Ointmtnt
it
a
moit
MUlfactory
treat
ment
for
E
zrma,
Ilemor-rhoidf
or
Piltf
and
all
Imtatiuni
of
tha
itin,
Fifty
rtart
ot
iu(
rel,
'
LONDON.
Sept.
19.
"The
air
rivalry
between
the
sexes
has
been
carried
a
stage
further
by
the
announcement
that
the
10,000th
Royal
Aero
Club
aviator's
certificate
has
been
grantcdr-to
a
woman,"
says
the
Manchester
Guardian.
"Many
women
are
now
in
training
to
become
air
pilots,"
an
air
authority
said
to
a
reporter,
"but
whether
the
number
ot
women
will
catch
up
with
men
is
a
matter
for
the
future.
Women
make
very
good
pilots
because
they
have
a
very
light
touch,
but
I
would
not
say
they
are
as
capable
as
men
ln
an
emergency,
because
they
do
not
seem
to
have
that
self-command
which
a
mart
possesses.
They
are
liable
to
lose
their
heads.
The
majorlty'of
wmen
who
fly
are
ybun'g
people
who
find
aviation
a
fine
way
of
passing
their
spare
time."
each
customer
Preserving
Pears
Per
box
,
wnwn,
atu,rt
hwu
1&S
-
i
in
In
five
109,000
7,.Zi,
Dringlng
pounds
stcr
..r
canneries
in
r-run
operation
it
last
year
iwnlh
Columbia
produced
nLleha
kPreTrln
ir,rM.,M
n.hr,
r"""
,ri
Ul
ueale
na"
led
,ea
the
lne
lnpl-
P
ucw
was
139
)39
109
109
eases
cases
-
subatantlsllv
substantially
II
.
45
cent
.
T
.v,
Pir
mb
.
CanadUn
fleet
for
volume
of
land-
rreserving
iTunci.
Crate,
No.
I
Prices
on
prcM
i
now
at
their
lo
Mcintosh
Red
Appi
3
lbs.
for
Mcintosh
Red
Appli
Per
Do
...
Ithat
1.379WJ
pounds
or
nauout
was
i
orovlnce
m
10j0
produced
a
nsck
of
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r7'.S
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OraDcfrult-
landed
here
in
July
ox
wis
year
ny
2jniJiB
cases.
It
was
the
largest
!
American
boats
as
against
1,906,000
eTer
made
ln
.
ne
nrovlnce.
It
sur-
landed
39,700
pounds
of
fish.
pounds
in
the
same
month
of
130.
passed
the
former
high
record
of
George
Smith,
wharfinger
at
the
Landing
of
Canadian
llsh,
however,
1925
by
1M.629
cases.
There
was
an
rwmm.ni
wharf.
nn
hu
showed
an
grease
this
year,
the
increase
ln
both
the
pack
of
sockeye
annual
vacation
yesterday.
We
will
total
for
July.
Demg
iuijuu
nli
nink.
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nink
neck
consti-
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a
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i
tmrr
Hutu
ttxr
nrr
xrculrsl'
Flying
License
Granted
Woman
4
for
a-
Oranges
Dine
Oi"
,
Sdoscntor
(Extra
value.)
1
tin
Malkln's
Bcm
h
Powder,
12-os
,
1
pkg.
MJkta's
Bct
1
Powder,
BotfVfor
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Tea
2
lbs.
Corn
c-n
Ui
Cob
Ter
doeen
2
dcswti
for
fr
Cucumbers
Bach
Plckllng'Cueumbcr.s
3
lbs.
far
Pickling.
Onions-
4
lbs.
for
Green
Peppers
Per
lb.
Ail
Other
Varied
Itetlured
Trirc
45c
81.9!
1.85
S1.35
25c
82.75
,25c
70C
Mussallems
Cash
and
Carry
Stores
"Where
Dollars
Phone
3C0
319
3rd
Ave.
-
Have
More
-
417
25c
85c
20c
35c
5c
25c
25c
15c
Crntf
I'hnn.
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