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BIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ISLAND
COAL
liOOOD
COAL
WHEN
SMOKED
BLACKBERRIES
ARE
RED-THEYRE
GREEN
you've
got
to
Jo
is
to
look
at
a
blackberry
ALL
to
see
If
it's
"ripe".
Of
course,
all
coal
is
black,
but
there,
are
certain
grades
which
arc
immature
or
unripe".
dial
U
graded
as
"good,"
"bad"
or
"indifferent"
according
to
its
age.
The
older
the
coal,
the
better
it
U
for
heating
purposes.
The
"youngest"
coal
suitable"
for'
fuel
is
known
as
"lignite".
It
is
so
young
that
it
retains
the
texture
of
the
wood
from
which
it
was
formed.
True,
lignite
is
a
fast,
free-burning
fuel,
yet
its
average
heat
content
is
approximately
one-third
less
than
that
of
bituminous
coal,
which
is
more
aged,
and
contains
less
moisture
and
u
much
.
higher
percentage
of
combustible
matter.
Nanainio-Wellington
and
Comox
Coals
arc
among
the
highest
grudes
of
bituminous
coals
in
the
world,
because
of
their
high
average
heal
value.
The
consumer's
best
value
is
Island
Coal,'
because,
ill
addition
to
its
heat
content,
it
costs
less
'than
the
imKrted
varieties.
Remember,
all
coal
looks
alike
.
.
.
it's
all
black
...
but
you'll
get
30
more
heat
per
dollar
from
Island
Coal.
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Dealers
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WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
The
Power
and
The
Light
Halibut
Boats
Getting
Ready
Scows
Brought
From
Anyox
Lo,
there
was
a
young
city
of
the
west
called
Rupert
after
a
Merchant
Prince
of
that
name.
This
city
was
builded
near
unto
the
place
where
a
mighty
river
f
loweth
into
that
sea
wherein
the
sun
sinketh
and
whence
the
rain
riseth
and;
verily,
it
seemeth
that
the
rain
riseth
and
falleth
more
than
the
sun
sinketh
;
even
so
that
the
river
was
named,
by
the
dwellers
of
old
of
that
place,
Skeena,
meaning
River
of
Clouds.
Many
things
had
this
city,
even
such
as
an
elevator,
as
a
mounment,
wherein
grain
was
1
stored
to
be
sold,
pcr-adventure
at
,
led
"cats,"
and
made
to
go
hither
a
great
price
at
a
much
later
day.
1
and
yon,
by
one
called
a
"catskln-
A
dry
dock
also
was
there
on
the'ner,"
ad
more
noisome
names
ev-waters
of
the
harbor
of
the
city,
and
!
en
than
this
were
these
things
cal-when
the
dwellers
in
the
city
did
j
led.
see
a
boat
thereon,
great
was
the!
And
It
came
to
pass
that
all
marvelling.
And
in
the
houses
of
:
things
were
accomplished
as
It
was
those
who
came
from
that
land
where
the
people
of
the
chosen
tribe
can
gather
no
baubles,
great
was
the
sound
of
rejoicing.
Yea,
even
the
governors
of
the
land
were
at
all
times
doing
things
for
the
profit
of
this
Jewei
by
the
sea,
this
gateway
of
the
west
and
for
themselves.
Blest
was-the
city
in
many
things
but
one
thing
did
they
lack,
and
that
the
Light.
For
that
Light
which
they
had
had
was
like
unto
the
light
carried
by
one
of
old.
Diogenes,
and
moreover
with
not
better
reward.
Then
said
the
City
Fathers,
that
dwelt
In
the
city
and
dealt
In
it
and
its
perquisites,
"Let
us
gather
to
gether
and
devise
In
what
manner
light
may
be
given
unto
the
people,
that
they
may
so
guide
their
footsteps
in
the
straight
and
narrow
paths
and
read
thereby
the
overabundant
signs
on
the
walks
on
which
none
may
walk,
lest
they
fall
into
pitfalls
and
the
utter
darkness
of
the
muskegs,
remembering
also
those
who
confer
with
the
spirits
that
dwell
In
the
Temples
of
the
Pig
that
sees
not.
Verily,
verily,"
said
one
to
an
other
of
the
'City
Fathers,
"The
Power
also
must
we
have
that
those
who
come
to
make
things
may
nuke
them
with
speed,
even
their
for
tunes,
yea,
even
ours
also."
Therefore
did
they
seek
far
and
near
for
those
who
were
versed
in
the
study
of
the
Power
and
the
Light
Lo
and
behold,
there
came
wise
men
from
the
East,
with
presents
of
?old
for
the
franchise
of
the
Power
ind
the
Light.
They,
looking
wisely
lid
say
to
the
City-Fathers,
"Give
us
then
the
right
and
we
will
make
a
way,
and
a
path'
to
that
place
whence
come
the
mlghtly
waters.
ind
there
will
we
build
us
a
dam
?lte
better
than
those
who
came
be
fore."
Then
was
there
much
bargaining
and
each
party
did
say.
"Thus
and
so
must
It
be."
And
In
time
It
came
to
pass
that
so
It
was.
And
the
wise
men
sent
other
ones
Into
the
wilderness
to
prepare
a
way
for
others
to
follow.
Some
did
?o
by
land
and
-some
on
the
waters
of
the
rivers
wherln
were
many
mud
bars,
which
they
of
the
Power
Corp.
did
oft
times
find
to
their
sorrow.
"Give
us
boat,"
they
sld.
And
boats
of
divers
kinds
did
they
have
Out
unto
those
who
brought
them
Ihc
men
of
the
Corp
did
ay,
"Nay.
nay,
bring
us
not
your
tide
boats
for
we
of
the
Corp
can
wait
for
no
tides."
Then
did
the
boat
men
of
the
Skeena
and
the
Oxtail
marvel
amongst
themselves
saying,
"O'
Boy,
what
manner
of
men
are
these
verily
are
they
wise
ones!"
And
the
men
of
the
Corp
did
say
one
to
the
other.
"Huh!
These
fellahs
of
the
West
make
even
us
tired."
Nevertheless
did
they
work
one
with
the
other
in
accord
and
ac
complish
all
that
whleh
thry
set
out
to
do
after
many
and
divers
troubles.
For
the
waters
were
ever
undoing
what
had
been
done,
even
to
throw
lng
Rac-ee
from
the
O-fls,
out
from
the
canoe
and
tearing
the
teeth
from
the
head
of
him
called
Cal.
Also
was
there
much
Ice
which
did
grievously
annoy
the
men
of
the
boats
who
carried
the
food
that
the
men
might
work
more
by
a
dam
site.
Many
strange
things
were
done
thanheTowerandthe
Lightmight
be
brought
to
the
1
people.'
Men
qt
the
Transit
and
rod
continually
did
go
through
the
wilderness
crying,
"Chain,"
yea
and
"Give
us
a
sight,"
and
the
sound
of
the
axeman
was
heard
up
and
down
the
land
that
bordered
on
the
rivers
thereabouts.
Even
to
this
day
are
their
hieroglyphics
a
marvel
and
a
study
to
those
who
follow.
Snorting
monsters
were
there
also,
used
as
beasts
of
burden,
cal-
written
in
the
blue
print,
accord
ing
to
the
plan
and
the
word
of
Jib.
Then
did
Jib
pass
up
and
down
the
land
and
waters,
saying,
"Here
must
we
change
this
or
that."
Greeting
each
one
according
to
his
bridge
complex
and
passing
on
did
say
"Cheerio,"
at
one
time
on
foot,
at
another
on
the
boats
of
the
Corp.
Many
there
were
who
did
the
work
of
the
Corp
and
carried
the
word
from
one
camp
to
another
and
did
sleep
where
the
cooking
was
best.
Then
came
the
time
when
all
did
sa,y,
"When
cometh
on
the
Juice
for
the
dam
is
a
dam
well
done,
yea
and
the
way
of
the
Transmission
nough
a
hard
and
rock
road
h
even
ready
to
carry
the
Power
and
the
Light?"
Then
came
another
from
the
East
saying,
"Let
her
go
step
on
the
Juice!"
And
lo!
there
was
great
re
Joiclng
throughout
the
city
and
the
sound
of
the
penstock,
the
turbine
and
the
generator
was
heard
jome
say
even
by
radio.
Per-adventure
all
these
things
came
about
according
to
the
pro
phecy
of
one
of
old,
a
Medicine
Man
of
the
people
of
Tslmpsean,
who
seeing
and
hearing
the
mighty
wat
ers
of
the
Big
Falls
did
say,
"Bow
down!
oh
my
bnckos
unto
the
power
of
the
watfrs."
And
to
this
day
have
they
left
their
writings
on
the
rocks
that
border
the
waters,
where
pass
the
lines
that
carry
the
Power
and
the
Light,
yea
and
even
their
bones
as
an
sacrifice
Halibutters
Getting
Ready
Activity
is
general
now
among
the
many
halibut
boats
of
the
port
in
anticipation
of;
the
opening
of
the
1931
fishing
season
on
Febru
ary
15,
little
more
than
two
weeks
off.
The
various
grids
and
cradles
alone
the
waterfront
are
filled
with
boats
undergoing
cleaning
painting
and
hull
repairs.
Machine
shops
are
also
busy
on
the
engines
During
the
past
week,
there
has
been
a
noticeable
revival
of
activ
ity
along
the
'front
and
this
will
continue
utnll
the
boats
start
to
leave,
possibly
in
about
ten
days'
time.
There
Is
confidence
that
the
approaching
season
will
turn
out
to
be
a
better
one
than
was
the
last
when
unsatisfactory
prices
were
so
general.
Hallbutting
operations
will
soon
be
on
again
In
lull
swing
and
then
preparations
will
be
made
for
the
salmon
fishing
season.
Northward
of
Vanderhoot
on
the
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail
ways
stretch
a
series
of
waterways
and
lakes
In
which,
it
is
said,
may
be
obtained
some
of
the
finest
trout
fishing
to
be
found
anywhere
in
the
world.
Rainbows
weighing
over
12
pounds
have
been
taken
from
the
water
while
many
of
the
fish
that
have
been
taken
during
the
past
few
seasons
have
been
averaging
eight
pounds.
These
fish
are
said
to
be
great
fighters.
Living
in
waters
that
are
fed
by
snowflelds
and
gla
ciers,
they
are
hard
as
nans
ana
take
almost
any
lure.
Stuart
Lake,
Ecla
Lake,
Trembleur
Lake,
with
half
a
dosen
connecting
streams
between,
form
part
of
this
Eden
for
anglers
which,
it
might
be
said,
is
practically,
as
yet,
unflshed.
The
trolling
boat
Nifty
I
has
been
on
the
ways
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
during
the
past
week
for
painting
and
hull
work.
.
01)0
new
halibut,
boat
Ethel
S.,
owned
by
CaDt.
R.
J.
Selset,
attain
ed
the
position
of
high
boat
of
the
entire
North
Pacific
halibut
fleet
in
1930,
her
first
year
of
operation:
There
is
no
doubt
but
that
the
Ethel
8..
with
shares
of
$2,830,
topped
the
Hit.
The
vessel
Is
a
58-footer
of
selneboat
typo,
powered
with
a
75
1
h.p.
Atlas
Imperial
diesel
motor.
In
addition
to
her
master,
snc
carries
a
crew
of
five.
Capt.
R.
Blendhelm's
Reliance
I,
which
landed
much
of
her
fish
during
the
year
at
Prince
Rupert,
was
high
boat
of
the
Ket-
chikan
fleet
for
1930,
making
shares
1
of
$2,114.80
for
the
season.
Capt.
Blendheim
has
owned
the
Reliance
since
1924.
The
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Recly
left
on
Friday
of
last
week
.
fqrynyox
and
returned
on
Sunday,
having
In
tow
two
scows
which
have
been
chartered
by
the
public
works
department
from
thejjj
uranoy
wo.,
lor
use
111
connection
with
the
construction
of
the
Galloway
Rapids
highway
bridge
here.
After
arrival
here,
the
scows
were
towed
around
the
island
by
the
Blll-mor.
In
addition
to
these
two
scows,
the
public
works
department
has
hired
a
third
one
locally.
It
is
expected
that
the
Interna
tional
Fisheries
Commission
in
the
near
future
will
bring
actively
forward
proposed
new
regulations
for
the
conservation
of
the
North
Pacific
halibut
fishery
In
which
there
is
still
serious
decline
to
be
noted.
If
more
drastic
regulations
are
not
imposed,
the
members
of
the
commission
feel,
it
will
be
a
matter
of
a
short
time
before
the
halibut
become
exUnct
altogether.
Itegula-tions
have
to
be
approved
by
both
Canadian
and
United
States
governments
before
they
can
be
im
posed.
The
provincial
police
boat
PAM.
L.
left
on
Tuesday
morning
of
this
week
on
her
return
to
Ocean
Falls,
vlth
Corp.
Stone
in
command,
after
having
spent
several
weeks
here
while
th
local
boat,
P.
M.
L.
8,
was
absent
on
work
in
connection
with
the
Renahan
search.
Reporting
a
very
arduous
two
week
and
a
half,
the
P.
M.
L.
8
returned
to
port
on
Tuesdav
nisht
and
the
officers
on
board
were
indeed
glad
to
get
back
after
a
task
which
proved
as
mono
tonous
as
it
was
strenuous.
The
Pacific
Machine
Works
la
In
stalling
a
14
h.p.
Rap
diesel
engine
in
a
trolling
boat
which
ln
been
purchased
from
Y.
Suehiro,
Japanese
boatbuilder.
by
Rasmus
Nakken.
The
new
boat
is
32
feet
long'
and
was
built
during
the
past
winter.
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special:
They
arc
worth
your
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C.O.I),
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given
careful
and
prompt
attention
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brick
Butter
Woodland
or
Cresta,
per
lb..
Bread
per
loaf
Australian
Raisins
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Malklns
Best
Pineapple
2Vfe's,
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for
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In
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With
-
r.
PAIN
after
eating
WHAT
many
call
"indigestion"
is
very
often
nothing
but
excess
ackl
in
the
stomach.
The
stomach
term
have
been
over-slimulatcd,
and
food'
sours.
The
corrective
is
an
alkali,
which
neutralizes
acids
instantly.
The
best
alkali
known
to
medical
science
is
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia.
It
has
remained
the
standard
anti-acid
with
physicians
in
the
50
years
since
its
invention.
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