rriday
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W
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FIVE
hy
Not
Let
People
Know
Of
Your
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Today?
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Secure
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of
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tlfu
month
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charge
25c
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word.
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than
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partly
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four
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at,ns.
repairs,
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phonographs,!
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ean,
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AND
ROOM
R'-K'M
AND
BOARD,
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lied
129
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tor
the
sale
of
a
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will
be
received
to
July
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balance
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nil,
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20.50,
27.50.
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Smelt.,
100.00,
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packing
and
shipping.
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guaranteed.
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phone
Blacic
120
and
we
will
call.
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J.
DAWES,
Auctioneer
Federal
Block
tf
JULV.GTL
ANP
TOWING
"If
If
s
oar
or
under
the
water
we
do
If
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
Ltd.
r'ul'y
Equipped
lor
Diving
and
General
Salvage
Work
Acrnts
for
EASTHOPE
F.N
(I
IN
Eh
Boat
and
Scows
vf
al!
descriptions
for
Charter
Row
Boats
and
Canot.i
for
Hire
Bargains
in
Gas
Engines
Northern
f!JC
Distributors
OiOldfe
Propeller
Sand
and
Gravel
in
any
quantity
delivered
anywhere
by
water
rWne,
Day
or
Micht
5M
HT.U.K
PINT
KOBE.
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All?
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UAST
CHANCK
OF
TH
PHOC
ROSC
OHOUP
OF
MIHERAI
CLAIilS
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in
the
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ajteciw
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t
bead
of
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liet.
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It
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mtner
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miner's
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frw
mlnw-'i
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nlxtv
dajrt
lro-n
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to
WlT
to
Ul
nlnrng
re
"order
for
certltlett
of
lmprotnn,'
for
the
purpose
of
obuuiin
erown
tnnti
for
the
iho
claim.
And
further
take
rwnlc
that
action
under
Section
SS
of
the
Mineral
Act
irrait
tic
eeoiDiencad
before
the
inuancr
of
auch
crtlflcata
of
lmprovemnU.
Dated
thin
17th
dav'of
ADr'l
1911
MIM.R.U.
AI'T
('ertlflealf
nf
imprntement
NOTICE
Polygon
Fractional
Minenu
Claim,
al-nate
In
the.
Atlln
Mining
Dlvlalon
of
Caaalar
Dlatrlet.
tm.M
A
AM
it
M
-mlt
Northerly
from
the
Enflneer
Mine
and
atl
joining
vne
Druuuun
ompvn
and
Iron
Maak
Mineral
Claim.
TAKE
HOTICB
UMt
I.
ioh
DtHtkaw
frr.
Minora
Certmeate
No
S8444
a
Intend,
lty
daya
fram
t)M
date
hrJf
to
apply
10
tn
MiniiiK
hwjphi
iui
i
rL.
f
Tbinr.mmHlU
fr
IN.
pirpoe.
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Orant
in.
.aoove
ciauu.
,
t,,.ih.r
til.
fvfUoa
that
act
lot
I
:
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aeetlon
85,
muat
be
oommaneeo
lf.ra
the
laauance
of
auch
Owtlflcate
rtfjmprorjwenta
It.
McN.
PHASER.
Agent.
CHIROPRACTIC
MRS.
JAMES
CLARK.
Palmutry
Sunshino
and
fled
Ray
Treatment
Block.
SvCSl
Telephone
nd!nl
Black
637.
yaUa
!
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remale
and
Children,'
k
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Treated
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ASPINALL
(Chiropractor)
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Green
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CHARLOTTE.
SHINGLES
BEST
IN
B.C.
Our
Prince
Rupert
Prices:
No.
1
5x
per
M.
$3.75
No.
1
3x
per
M
3.25
No.
2
per
M.
...
2.75
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k
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Tailor
415
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St,
Phone
Blue
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for
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by
day,
week
or
month
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Cowan
&
Latta
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234
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and
Outside
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KALSOMINING
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P.MOLLER
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Red
802
between
5:30
and
C
p.m.
or
before
8
a.m..
or
call
64
at
any
time.
A
Real
Vacation
Swimming,
Fishing,
Hunting
Comfortable
Restmore
Beds
Food
Is
home
cooked
par
excellence.
TllfC
HOME
FARM
Rates:
$2.50
per
day,
children
under
12,
half
price.
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or
Write
for
Reservations
MADAME
RAJAUT
TL-ELL,
Queen
Charldtte
Is.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
emu
MAC
Vv
o
fta
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TO
TAkX
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TO
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-OlAJ
THAT
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IS0APH
Of
MB
M
My
H.ACING
cab;
FISHPRICES
I
INBRITAIN
1
(Continued
Jrom
Page
One)
trade
at
the
moment
is
how
to
dispose
of
the
surplus,
"There
will,
I
am
sure.,
be
no
dumping
if
we
can
possibly
avoid
It.
,The
local
Fish
Meal
Company,
I
hear,
are
sending
a
train
load
of
Inferior
quality
to
Shields
so
that
fish
with
which
they
cannot
deal
can
be
reduced
to
fish
meal,
and
In
every
way,
up
to
the
present
time,
we
are
handling
the
situation
all
right.
"We
have
had
these
times
before
und
we
will
have
them
again.
No
one
can
control
fish
supplies.
They
come
in
gluts
when
'often
least
expected,
and
the
same
applies
to
scarcity
of
supplies.
"It
is
a
position
we
have
had
to
face
many
times;
before.
This
Is
one
of
those
periodical
gluts
that-we
get,
and
owing
to
our
enormous
catching
power
In
Hull
it
Is
more
manifest
here
than
In
any
other
place.
We
are
actually
selling
more
fish
than
we
have
ever
done
before
by
a
tremendous
amount,
for
our
landings
last
year
were
54,000
tons
in
excess
of
the
previous
year,
and
that
increase
is
being
sustained
during
1931.
Trawlers
undoubtedly
are
being
run
at
a
loss,
and
while
we
realize
i
the
seriousness
of.
the
position
we
are
not
getting
into
a
panic
about
it.
The
whole
position
is
one
of
uncertainty,
but
we'
are
not
going
to
stop,
sit
down,
and
cry
about
It"
Questioned
as
to
whether
the
landing
of
a
greater
variety
of
fish
at
Hull
would
solve
the
situation.
Mr.
Hudson
pointed
out
that
the
Hull
trawler
owners
were
handling
a
class
of
fish
they
had
always
handled.
He
added
that
despite
the
difficulties
experienced
In
disposing
of
catches
not
a
boat
had,
as
yet,
missed
the
tide.
:
Speaking
of
the
salted
fish
trade,
J.
W.
Johnson,
of
the
firm
of
Meiers.
Johnson
and
Knudtzon;
'said
the
production
was
exceeding
consumption.
x
"We
are."
he
saWf
"having
to
do
a
larger
volume
of
business
in
order
to
cut
down
expenses,
for
prices
of
selling
have
dropped
30
or
40"";
In
the
last
six
months.
We
are
up
against
bad
Internal
conditions
rn
the
countries
with
which
we
deal.
Wt
do
business
with
Spain,
Brazil.
Portugal,
Italf
and
the
West
Indies
and
Cuba,
but
the
revolution
in
Spain
and
the
fluctuations
of
currency
In
t)ther
countries
have
made
our
problem
a
very
difficult
one."
At
Grimsby
Unemployment
is
Increasing
daily
In
Grimsby
as
a
consequence
of
the
slump
In
the
fishing
Industry.
The
tying-up
of
trawlers
has
resulted
Qt
hundreds
of
fishermen
being
thrown
out
of
work,
and
now
the
female
labor
at
the
port
Is
betnr
seriously
affected.
Braiders
employed
by
the
Coal.
Salt
and
Tanning
Company
Ltd..
and
Consolidated
Fisheries
Ltd,
have
been
put
on
short
,tlme.
The
week
before
last
nearly
150
girls
Lwere
stood
off
by
the
Coal.
Salt
and
Tanning
Co.,
and
aitnpugn
37
returned
to
work
last
week,
it
was
expected
that
a
further
batch
will
be
stood
oft
this
week.Women
employed
at
the
Consolidated
Fisheries
braiding
works
In
Granville
Street
and
Slxhllls
Street
are
also
being
placed
on
half-time
Men
employed
in
the
fishing
Industry
and
Its
subsidiary
trades
contlriue
to
register
at
the
Employ
.ment
Exchange,
the
total
number
of
unemployed
receiving
benefit
on
May
18.
being
5078.
Including
4032
'men,
126
boys,
083
women
and
238
'girls.
During
the
past
fortnight
unera-
1
Take
The
DAILY
NEWS
with
you
When
Going
on
Summer
Holidays
the
phase
was
only
temporary,
but
succeeding
months
have
shown
an
Intensification
of
the
depression
Instead
of
the
amelioration
hoped
for.
The
period
may
be
described
as
the
most
prolonged
as
well
a
the
most
severe
that
has
been
experienced
for
many
years.
Although
Inshore
North
Sea
boats
are
still
actively
engaged,
the
longer
voyagers
are
making
nothing
of
their
trips,
ahd
the
sequel
Is
bound
to
be
the
"tying-up"
of
a
considerable
section
of
the
fleet.
Too
Realistic
Nearly
everybody
likes
to
keep
in
touch
with
Prince
Rupert
when
away
for
their
holidays.
The
best
way
to
do
this
is
to
order
the
paper
sent
during
that
time.
If
jt
is
only
for
two
weeks,
the
News
is
a
welcome
visitor
and
the
mails
during
the
summer
months
are
carried
almost
daily
to.
most
points.
Recently
a
number
of
Scandinavians
have
given
up
the
local
fishing
for
the
summer
and
gone
on
an
extended
visit
to
their
former
homes.
In
almost
every
case
they
order
the
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News
sent
them
while
they
are
away.
Several
subscribed
for
a
year,
others
for
shorter
periods.
$:
No
time
is
too
short
for
us
to
look
after
our
patrons.
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THE
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NEWS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
toymenV
among
fishermen
has
ln-:
teased
at
an
alarming
rate.
On
May
18
there
were
132
trawler
en-.Imen
en
the
registered
230
fishermen.
Last
wck
these
figures
had
creased
to
173
trawler
engineers
and
320
fishermen.
Aberdeen
.
It
Is
several
months
now
since
one
big
Aberdeen
exporting
firm
found
It
necessary
to
curtail
lit
staff
eeil-
ftiderably.
It
was
then
hoped
that
Vanderlioof
Men
Mail'Schedule
.
Hailed
Into
Court
I
For
the
East
,
n
ii
,
p,
Daily,
except
Sunday
.
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a.m.
I
rOllOWmgrireS
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East-
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VANDEHHOOF.
July
10:
For
Monday
.V.
2
pjn.
breaches
of
the
provincial
forest
act,
Tuesday
12:30
noon
three
men
were
fined
by
Stlpen-
Wednesday,
.......4:30
p.m.
diary
Magistrate
J.
D.
Charleson.
.
Thursday
l
p.m.
i
J.
M.
Johnston
was
convicted
of
eftL"-"
"
"
A
pJn
4:30
Saturday
p.m.
;
contravening
conditions
of
a
bum-
g
pjn
i
ing
permit
and
was
assessed
$50
and
.
,
1
F
Vancouver
cost
Paul
Boor
and
Felix
Paul
were
"m
each
fined
$25
and
costs.
Boor
for
?uny
4
P-01-
falling
to
do
his
utmost
to
prevent
Monday
9
.m.
the
spread
of
fire
burning
on
his
11:30
ajn.
.
property,
and
Paul
for
falling
to
ob-
Wednesday
11
:30
a.m.
tain
a
permit
before
setttn
a
fire.
FtlW
9
a
m
I
11:30
p.m.
j
Saturday
11:30
a.m.
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