Only
two
salteries
were
to
operate
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
this
fall
if
the
excessive
$1500
licence
fee
was
to
be
enforced
but,
now
that
a
cut
in
the
fee
to
$500
has
these
plants
on
which
they
have
come
to
depend.
Skidegate
people
in
the
past,
for
instance,
have
always
been,
able
to
find
work
in
connection
with
the
Queen
Charlotte
Cltv
salterv
for
at
least
two
months
!
Bikie
In
the
year.
Capt.
Jack
Haan,
who,
owns
,thc
large
Skidegate
troller
Ha.
caught
and
sold
7,000
pounds
of
spring
salmon
in
two
days
off
Frederick
Island
on
the
Queen
Charlottes
re
cently.
Capt.
Nels
Robinson
with
his
Torberg
passed
through
Skide
gate
Inlet
recently
en
route
to
the
lumbia
Airways
at
the
foot
of
Mc-
Street
on
c
iy
waterfront
is
VICTOR
w
til
.
TT
R
a
.
f
province
to
take
tne
course.
A
speed
of
55.279
miles
pet
J,
R.
Ardiel
of
Toronto.
A
new
com
petition
record
for
professional
driv-:
rcw
nearing
completion
an
J,
with-
ers
was
also
established
there
by
to
the
week,
they
should
be
ready
Walter
Wldegren
of
Olen
Cove.
L...
for
use.
During
the
past
few
days
j
New
York,
who
spun
five
times
fast
progress
has
been
made.
Pend-j
around-the
one-mile
course
at
an
ing
the
completion
of
the
hangar,
i
average
speed
of
47.99
miles
per
repairs
to
the
company
s
Gypsy
j
hour.
Nunnelley
of
Detroit
set
a
1
i-ieserLea
nv
nri.rucaiiv
uii
mem-
hOUI"
hn'r
nf
the.
tMnft
tflff
whn
u-pnt
Deen
annuunueu,
it
is
uiisbiwui
iu
UV"
?
i
was
attained
by
Henry
Ryan
of
Du-
;
south,
recently
to
attend
a:
confer
plants
Wll
go
niO
operation.
II
me
reduction
m
inu
ieeluthMInn
..
professional
driver.
wKh
ence
at
Departure
Bay
Biological
had
been
made,
earlier,
the
operators
would
have
had
L
outboafd
hiotor
at
the
'cen
-
station
near
Nanaimo
of
Pacific
sufficient
time
in
which
to
consider
their
plans.
Under
the;
trai
championship
Races
held
at
Co"ait
wooers
of
the
Biological
$1500
fee,
saltery
owners
found
the
risk
too
great
to
Start
Manistee.
Mich,
recently.
Kyan's
Bn
o
Cwwda.
the
premises
of
nnpratinn?
operations
and
ana,
as
a
a
rnnsenuence'
conbequeiKX,
nuite
quuea
a
nuiuuei.
numbei4
vi
of
Oueen
yucm
best
lap
time
was
electrically
reeor-
Prince
cnmieal
Rupert
department
Fisheries
Experimen-
or
tne
at
sb.b
ana
is
tne
f
iasw.
Charlotte
Island
people
were
facing
,aea
Jl,iTan,n
,,
hA.n
taJ
Station
hive
been
undergo
ne
thP
nrr.rt
of
nTttine
work
in
have
been
made
in
September
on
speed
at
which
an
outboard
has
"
"
:
a
Hmm
im
ni
nouseciEamn?
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
the
Hippo
island
grounos
ever
iraveuea.
ine
Anwieur
7v,
'r:
'"
VILZ
'I
'"
the
and
the
and
Stralght-away
record
at
Manistee
pa
few
!
scrub
pnn.(r.inn
nf
th
haroQr
nnrt
with
a
4-60
motor
Is
53
750
milfi
nr
int
brush,
a
weu
as
carpenter
its
of
the
Northern
British
Co-
hour,
made
by
a
young
Canadian,
l8,
ilTe
T,h
ertdence.
iloats
i
nvcryuiiag
Will
1U
ui
icauuirao
iwr
sorti
as
the
staff
returns.
O.
Young,
mechanical
enp::.cer.
is
the
only
tai-iiJiat.ii.aiiaiM.tJLCMj
m
h
ti
ii
i
i;
i
u
i
ii
mi
i'f
member
of
the
-t
i
ff
who
Is
so
far
back.
The
other-
some
of
whom
are
taking
advantage
of
the
opportunity
to
take
a
vacation
in
the
south.
Moth
scapluvj,
which
sustalntdlnew
amaeur
world's
speed
record
dnlHfig
some
m
nur
aamage
back
within
the
at
Langaralof
49.28
miles
per
hour
on
tHe.
next
week
or
lt
u
expected.
Island
recenl'y
and
has
since
teen
;
stralght-away
while
Walter
Wide-tied
up
at
ihe
dry
dock,
have
been
gren
established
a
new
professional
delayed
so
that
they
may
be
carded
record
of
52.847
miles
per
hour.
In
out
in
the
proper
place.
Meantime,
the
5-mile
competition
event
over
Hippo
Island
trolling
grounds.
In
Pilot
Desmond
Murphy
wiil
be
leav-
a
one-mile
course
this
motor
driven
rars
past
good
catches
of
springs
ing
shortly
for
Camp
Borden,
Ont
by
Wldegren
set
a
world
mark
of
The
trusty
fetlocks
will
soon
be
coming
oat
an
the
summer
storage
olaees
for
the
opening
of
the
deer
hunting
season
is
now
only
a
week
off,
being
scheduled
by
statute
for
font
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Victor's
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scientific
resources
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a
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offered
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ftict.
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the
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Orthophonic
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and
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September
12
or
next
week-end.
The
"deer
season
will
remain
open
until
December
15.
Hunting
will
become
general
with
the
statutory
opening
on
October
15
of
migratory
bird
hunting.
The
bird
season
legally
expires
on
January
15
although,
as
far
as
actual
activity
is
concerned,
it
usually
peters
out
before
that
time.'
New
Boat
Progresses
Lyman
Hlnton
and
Roger
Wright,
well
known
local
land
surveyors,
arc
filling
in
leisure
time
with
executing
the
finishing
touches
on
the
smart
33-foot
.
cruiser
hull
whicn
Jim
Calvin,
well
known
local
nrosneetor.
returned
to
port
on
Thursday
afternoon
after
a
three
week's
trip
In
his
rowboat
to
Pitt
Island.
Some
would
think
that
rowing
the
long
distances
Jim
does
quite
often
would
be
rather
arduous
but
such
is.
not
the
case
with
this,
douahtr
searcher
of
the
hills.
He
"
,
t
.
...
.
After
having
spent
the
season
in
Fair
This
Year
Local
motorists
have
commented
upon
the
splendid
way
in
which
automobile
traffic
was
handled
under
difficult
condition's
at
the
Fair
Building
during
the
recent
Exhibition.
Special
credit.
It
Is
said,
is
due
Constable
O.
A.
Wyman,
who
was
in
charge
of
the
traffic
there
a
Eood
deal
of
the
time.
Much
of
'
they
have
had
under
construction
the
confusion
of
former
years
was
for
the
last
several
months
and
i
absent
on
this
occasion.
I
which
has.
since
its
launching
re-'cently,.
been
moored
at
the
floats
'of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
St
Yacht
Club.
Type
of
motor
to
be
installed
has
not
yet
been
definitely
settled
upon.
Traffic
Handled
In
Good
Style
At
FAIR
WEEK
SPECIALS
still
pursues
his
quests
ana
win
do.
Af
We
Ulc
aty
Custome
richly
r4Vi1v
rlautpuff
deserving
nf
ol
anvthlnff
anything
that'
may
eventually
come
his
way.
Skipper
Bob
Frizzall
left
this
For
the
Benefit
of
Our
Visitors
We
very
much
appreciate
the
op-
poitunity
to
meet
our
outside
cus-
tamers
and
hope
they
will
enjoy
week
for
Big
Falls
power
plant
with
s
their
visit
here
during
the
fair.
We
the
old
Laura
F.
He
has
two
weeks'
.
cordially
Invite
every
one
to
call
and
work
to
do
with
the
boat
for
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada.
see
us.
Our
Grocery
Stores
and
Meat
Market
Ready
to
Serve
You
at
the
Lowest
Possible
Price.
no-thern
waters,
many
southern
,
Fine
Sifted
Peas
Size
3
trailers
are
now
moving
back
to
their
respective
home
ports
down
the
coast.
Quite
a
few
of
the
local
boats
are
also
back
In
port.
Speaking
on
the
whole
the
season
'might
have
been
a
good
deal
worse
and.
perhaps,
did
not
compare
too
badly
with
conditions
prevailing
in
most
other
lines
of
endeavor.
P.
W.
Anderson
and
crew
of
men
last
week-end
completed
a
five-weeks'
campaign
of
repairs
to
the
sidewalk
leading
from
the
landing
to
the
Salt
Lake
swimming
resort.
Underpinning
was
repaired
throughout
and
the
decking
put
In
shipshape.
Alto
ovarhsnftn
brush
was
cleared
out.
The
facilities
will
be
In
good
shape
for
next
season.
Numerous
owners
of
rowboats
and
other
small
craft
have
recently
reported
the
removal
of
their
1
voxels,
at
least
cteht
having
been
I
so
far
reported
lose
It
ts
supposed
ithat
Itinerants
have
made
away
I
with
some
of
them
to
aid
them
In
;
their
travels
about
the
country.
(
Halibut
Landines
I
Halibut
landings
at
the
port,
of
Prince
Itnpert
for
the
1931
season
up
to
and
including
yesterday
-
to-jtalierl
12.06G.Wi.
pound
of
which
i
4.831.500
pounds
has
been
brought
tin
by
Canadian
vessels
and
7,164.-'440
oounds
by
American.
For
the
week
ending
yesterday
landings
amounted
to
Ml.
000
pounds,
131,600
:
pounds
be
In
from
Canadian
and
429.500
pounds
from
American
ves-sels.
I
During
the
week
prices
were
(attain
at
a
low
ebb.
The
high
price
of
the
week
for
Canadian
fish
was
only
6.7c
and
3c
which
the
Edward
iLlpeeit
was
paid
for
7,000
pounds
j
while
the
low
bid
was
5Jc
and
3c
j
received
by
the
Oibson
and
Ingrtd
H.
for
catches
of
0.000
and
10.000
'pounds
respectively.
For
American
fish
the
high
price
was
Jc
and
4c
which
the
Brothers
was
paid
for
8.-000
pounds
whtle
the
low
American
price
was
4c
and
2c
offered
the
Foremost
for
38.000
pounds.
E.
E.
Orchard,
who
arrived
In
ttit
city
earlier
in
the
week
from
Bremertorv,
Washington,
left
on
today's
train
for
Srnlihcrs
where
h
formerly
resided
and
where
he
ha
business
to
attend
to.
3
tins
Royal
City
Peas
Size
5
ner
tin
Pumpkin
Choice
quality
'
2's.
3
tins
Mai
kin's
Dest
Tea
per
lb
M&Ikln's
Best
Coffee
per
lb
Malktn'j
Best
Tomatoes
2B.
2
tins
Braid's
Best
Cof
teener
lb.
Wlth
fancy
tumbler
in
every
tim
Braid's
Beat
Tea
45
C
'With
Cup
Ac
Saucer
in
every
'ike
t
independent
Soda
Biscuits
1
Qp
ash
Mixed
Biscuits-per
fa.
Swift's
Bad:
Bacon-
Machine
sliced,
per
lb.
boneless
Hams
Cottage
rolls
4
to
5
lb.
each,
per
lb
'reamery
Buttcr-Forcst-
dsle.
2
Ihs.
-'om
of
the
Cob
2
dosen
40c
10c
50c
45c
45c
25c
45c
25c
A
KKAL
SPECIAL
TO
CLKAR
c;,10cx80c
1
pkgs.
Prinocoa
Soap
Flakes.
1
nkg
Super
8uds
For
all
fine
A
C
laundering.
3
qkas
anteloupes
Large
3
tor
Vateimclon
Whole
or
half
per
lb.
11
nJV
AwirJcJ
U
tOMleJ
mJm
CertiKcilicf
Parity,
Merit
30c
25c
47c
65c
?ut
csh
Fruits
&
Vegetables
40c
7c
"'resh
Prunes
For
pre-
04
Af
serving,
per
crate
...
vJLUU
Tomatoes
',
AOo
per
basket
tUt,
resh
Masaett
Mushrooms
PAp
just
arrived,
per
lb.
OUl
Ml
other
varieties
at
reduced
prices
ilussallem's
Cash
and
Carry
Stores
iVIicre
Hollars
Have
.More
Cents'
Phone
360
Phone
18
&
It
IH
3rd
Ave.
-
417-423
5th
Ave.
Ibis
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Llquot
Control
Doard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Saturday
September
5
PAGE
BIZ
THE
DAILY
NEWS
155!
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Saltery
Operation
of
Islands
Deer
Scason.Opens
In
Wcck--IIalibut
Landings
having
tiej
chosen,
along
with
two
146.63
miTes
per
!wur.
Such
speeds
other
Brit'.sn
Columbia
pilots,
to
'make
outboard
racing
probably
the
take
an
advanced
flylru
course
glv-jmost
'
thrilling
and
spectacular
en
there
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
sport
in
America.
Force.
The
course
will
include
instruction
in
navigation
and,
starting
about
the
middle
of
September,
will
cover
two
and
a
half
months'
time
T..
Nora
Jane
in
Port
The
T.
A.
Kelley
Logging
Co.'s
service
boat
Norn
Jane.
Capt.
W
Russell
Coote
oX
Chllllwack
and
Dass,
arrived
In
port
on
Wednesday
Ernest
Eve
of
Victoria
are
the
other
nfnt
f
roin-
the
Queen
charlotte
pilots,
in
adidtion
to
Mr.
Murphy,
Island,
and
ent
a
couple
of
days
who
have
been
chosen
from
this
here
Friday
and
Saturdav
TWO
SHOWS
-
7
tc
,
pV
Admission
-
0c
&
J
leature
Starts
at
1
j0
&
jJ
SATUKIIAY
MATI;ee
at
"31
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CHARLES
G.
NOItrtlS
St
SATIONAL
NOVEL
-now
TALKING
riCTLUE
TRI
UMPII.
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CHALLENGE
TO
ALL
WOMEN
IN
LOVE
With
John
Bolrs
c.rnrYi.,,
Tobin.
Lois
Wilson
inxxri
people,
livint.
lovmj.
ihunt
atainst,
laws
ot
lu
fitsirt
Comedy
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&
Matnj
u
"HOT
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MONDAY
&
TUESDAY
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Comrd"
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WARM
CORNER'
Monday
and
Tuesday
two
shows
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