PHIUIPS
ForTrout!5
due
to
Acid
""H
sou
MEATUI"
C0NITIPAT10M
AS.
SUNLIGHT
SOAP
per
carton
Pure
Strawberry
Jajn
CZtZn
4-lb.
tin
VOX,
per
K.
Quaker
Oats
China
premium,
per
pkg.
When
You
EVERY
man,
woman
and
child
will
occasionally
over-indulge.
But
rinn'l
RiifTpr
fnr
vnnr
tnrlirttAn.
30c
aame,
pleasant-tasting
and
milky-white
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia.
It's
folly
to
do
so
when
you
can
so
.
You'll
be
through
with
crude
easily
sweeten
and
settle
a
sour,
methods
once
you
learn
the
perfect
upset
stomach
Vpth
a
little
Phillips
'yay-
Nothing
else
has
the
same
Milk
of
Magnesia.
quick,
gentle
effect.
Doctors
pre-
.
.
rA.
-j:
n,
,
.
.
.
owns;
n
iui
tuuiKcoiiuii,
uauacf
learned
the
quick
comfort
this
per
fect
anti-acid
brings.
Smokers
know
bow
it
neutralizes
nicotine;
brings
back
a
sweet
taste;
guards
the
breath.
Women
know
what
it
does
for
nausea
or
sick
headache.
And
when,
children
have
over-eaten
are
bilious,
constipated
or
otherwise
upset
give
them
a
little
of
the
heartburn,
gas,
sour
stomach,
and
headache.
It
has
been
standard
with
them
for
over
50
years.
Insist
on
genuine
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia;
a
less
perfect
product
may
not
act
the
same.
The
genuine
is
always
a
liquid
never
in
tablet
form
and
the
name
Phillips'
is
always
on
bottle
and
wrapper.
.Made
in
Canada
Miissallem's
Grocery,
5th
Aye.
From
March
1st
Will
be
known
as
..
Economy
Cash
arid
Carry
No.
2
OPENING
SALE
You
benefit
by
this
policy
change.
THE
FOLLOWING
PRICES
APPLY
AT
DOTH
STOKES
Sliced
Pineapple
2's
.Qq
S
for
.Juicy
Bulk
pates
2
lbs.
for
TALMOLIVE
j0.P
i9c
3
for
3IALKIVS
BEST
TEA
AND
COFFEE
Shaker
Salt
per
pkg.
15c
50c
55c
.
Finest
Indian
Broken
ftf
vOKs
Pekoe
Tea,
3
lbs.
77"
50c
Pea
-No.
4
sieve
OPn
fpmatoes
Large
Size
QC0
3
Una
2
tine
35
for
JUICY
NAVLL
ORANGES
50c
10c
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
One
10-lb
sack
B.C.
Granulated
Sugar
and
one
lb.
of
our
QCp
bulk
Coffee,
regular
value.
$1.15,
both
for
VOX
FRESH
CREAMERY
BUTTER
3
lbs.
for
CHOCOLATE
BARS-Large
variety
3
for
y
$1.10
10c
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Orders
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the
Benefit
of
These
Low
Prices
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&
CARRY
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Rupert
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r
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your
paper
docs
not
arrive,
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WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Halibut
Boat
Owners
and
Fishermen
.Agree
Saga
Here
Enroutc
to
Hanks
Important
Fishery
News
This
Week
The
gathering
last
Saturday
night
j
in
the
City
Hail
when
salmon
flsh-jrrmen
got
together
to
discus.
the
i
proposal
to
co-operatively
handle
;and
process
their
fish
was
possibly
the
largest
fishermen's
meeting
that
has
even
been
seen
in
the
city.
Great
enthusiasm
was
also
displayed
and
it
may
be
judged
that,
'if
the
fishermen
do
not
es-
ollsh
a,
caratry
or.
their
tr.n
week
on
fishing
terms
for
the
coming
season.
It
was
par-
ZnlSZnl
VIS
mat
uie
settlement
was
reacneu
De-;care
ucuiany
grauiying
of
under
a.
co-operative
plan,
fore
any
great
controversy
or
feeling
over
the
matter
tie-
u
win
be
necessary
to
have
a
enveloped.
At
that,
there
was
not
a
very
great
issue
at
stake,
nery,
to
handle
their
product.
Like
Yet
often
little
things
like
this
develop
into
more
serious''
enthusiasm
for
tp
idea
of
co-op-affairs'than
at
first
might
be
expected.
The
effect
of
the
've4tmart.
lstf
amon
"
agreement
is
that
the
boat
owners
accept
the
amended
of-rfefttL.
fer
of
(he
fishermen
whereby
the
u
,
,!LT
V"
endo'-d
the
deduct
proposal
of
-Ehare
latter
will
not
be
responsible
for
lar
among
many
friends
during
his
'
in
"hole"
trips
after
a
month
residence
in
Prince
and
his
de-
lnS
2
Vfe
Percent
'rom
tnp
gross
stoc
'
boat
in
order
to
of
disablement
or
tie-up
has
elap-
parture
will
be
regretted.
He
has
every
sed.
On
this
point
there
was
a
com-
taken
nilte
an,
interest
in
yacht-
j
create
a
fund,
wltn
w,hlch
t0
Cttrry
promise
on
both
sides,
the
fish-
tag
affairs
while
here,
being
thoon
c-Perative
marketing,
ermeh
having
previously
asked
for
owner
of
the
power
cruiser
Colife-
,
.
,
a
tierlod
of
three
wr
whti
th
whioh
it
u
ltnri.nivi
h
m!
rne
51tlca
e.
CoId
Storage
uo..
of
I
boat
owners
were
desirous
of
main-
take
south
with
him
'
v
.which
W.
P.
Mills,
prominent
'8Uka
I
taining
the
old
agreement
whereby
business
man
is
the
head,
has
eom-
I
there
was
no
limit
of
time
wherein
Th
mnnpH
.nimnn
pvnnrt
mnr.
D,Nea
negotiations
for
the
pur
the
fishermen
might
be
still
re-
ket
is
stlU
in
the
uncertain
staee
sponsible
for
share
in
the
liabilities
the
next
few
months
shoifld
show
of
"hole"
trips.
While
there
is
ap-
more
clearly
what
Is
to
be
ex
larently
no
weakening,
as
yet.
tasted
as
an
ultimate
return
for
the
ruling
of
the
fish
buyers
where-
the
nack
Riuafan
nnnMi
imnn
by
first
class
fish
in
future
will
be
is
no
new
thlngas
some
people
!
V
of
u
between
.
,
V"""ua
"J"
seemed
to
regard
it-and
the
quan
-stead
10
and
89
pounds
tlty
avallablc
for
consumption
in
Saturday
February
23,
PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1831
1
amxmxusaum
11
3:BEa;i'msiLtKiaLTn::ii!wra:;:i;ii!.xl.:;;.
L.
I,l.!.l
CnlilMl
VVWwii.ii
.
"'1
n
v
riuay
miiu
uaiuiuoj
g
TWO
SHOWS
'
7
&
0
P.M.
m
You
have
never
seen
any-
one
like
Walter
Huston
.
in
j
Halibut
.hoat
owners
and
fishermen
of
Prince
Rupert
her?,
it
will
be
only
faUure
to
se-1
with
Dorothy
Javier
and
Jajntf,
Itennie,
Adorned
v.n..
!
are
to
be
congratulated
at
having
come
to
agreement
this,
curu
"Jt!
"wr
funds
that
win
J
:
-
'
,f
thtl&ln.
Border.
9
wtiuic,
iiwc-vw
atp
wiuv
u
visit
if
the
Prfhce
Rupert
halibut
fleet
ifter.
Happily
enough,
the
sit
ta
ion
here
is
much
different
to
l!iat
m
Seattle
where
the
boat
owners
md
thp
fithornipn
arc
ctill
He
H.
ber
15.
Frank
W.
Allen,,
tor
several
years
a
member
of
the
staff
of
Edward
Upsett
Ltd.
here,
has
been
promoted
to
a
post
with
the
company
In
Vancouver
and
will
b
leaving
soon
for
the
south
to
assume
his
new
duties.
Mr.
A'len
has
become
popu-
caution
than
usual
in
the
placliv;
of
orders
this
season.
Out
the
closest
observers
are
confident
tha'
tie
those
ordera-
hwver.
belated,
will
locked
over
issue
of
what
shall
constitute
a
boat's
share,
the
ovn-!
matorialle.
ers
demanding
25
for
boat's
:
share
whereas
the
fishermen
will
J
Enron
to
the
halibut
ground?
not
countenance
anything
but
the
on
lt
lnrt.
lrtP-
the
45-foot
hall-former
20.
It
is
confidently
ex-'but
b01-
9&.
Capt.
Hendrick
pected
that
the
decision
on
the
pirt
j
Hendrickaen.
was
in
port
this
week
of
the
local
boat
owners
and
fisher-
from
California,
having
arrived
men
to
delay
the
start
of
the
s-a-!
Tuesday
night.
The
Saga,
as
sta-n'S
operations
to
March
1,
two
i
ted
before
In
these
columns,
was
weeks
after
the
statutory
opening,
built
during
the
past
twd
years
h
I
will
result
ta
considerably
higher
California
where
Capt.
Hendrlck-
prices
for
fish
when
buying
gets
sen
had
to.
go
for
the
benefit
of
I
under
way.
There
seems
to
be
good
his
health.
It
Is
a
trim
craft
and
reason
to
anticipate
that
this
may
was
examined
with
interest
dur-
I
prove
to
be
the
case.
At
that,
the
ing
Its
stay
here.
The
vessel
is
i
fishing
season
will
be
cut
from
nine
equipped
with
a
40
h.p.
Faboo-
'n
plpht
months
this
vnr
In
viow
Tiivham
rftaaal
uiMn
a
'
-
-
"
1....W.U.
J
MVW
flbWlll
;
Marks.
The
little
-easel
made
ther!?wln!
.long
trip
up
from
California
en-
"The
use
,of
too
much
gear."
says
:
tlrely
under
her
own
power.
Hon.
S.
L.
Howe,
provincial
corn-
j
missloner
of
fisheries,
"has
made
it
I
The,
licence
of
the
British
Col-necessary,
in
the
interest
of
con-
umbia-
Fishermen's
Co-operative
servation.
to
reduce
fishing
sea-;
Association
to
erect
a
salmon
can-
sons
so
mucn,
mat
it
IS
often
dll-
nerv
at
Coal
Harbor.
Vancouver
J
ficult
for
fishermen
to
make
a
living.
For
the
same
reason
the
overhead
cost
of
producing
canned
fish
is
increased,
as
operators
must
use
as
much
gear
as
possible
to
make
has
been
renewed
after
considerable
controversy
by
the
city
of
Vancouver.
The
association
held
a
licence
In
1930
and
did
sonv;
dredging
In
preparation
for
con
a
reasonable
catch
in
the
limited
.tructlon
but
did
not
erect
the
new
season
allowed.
This,
in
turn.
af-bulldlng
Xne
application
for
the
fects
the
sale
of
British
Columbia
new
ltcen.
was
ftnally
aiiowed
fish
in
foreign
markets
In
compe-;
tlU0n
!h
other
"V
i
PtMy
more
progress
was
made
tions
which
do
not
slmt-1
experience
dur,n
th.
k
tnvmr,
tht,
lar
difficulties."
I
u.i.-
wuv
ut
vvvacairivc
iiaisuiitiK
ui
fish
at
Prince
Rupert
than
has
been
achieved
at
any
time
in
the
past
Both
producers
of
salmon
and
halibut
seem
to
be
quite
keen
cbout
the
Idea
and
it
Is
quite
evi
dent
mat
not
a
few
of
there
are
willing
to
cough
up
the
hard
earn
ed
cash
to
help
the
thing
along.
In
answer
to
8.0
8.
call
from
iinerEttingham.
Mojave,
coast
cutter,
battled
mountainous
seas
to
get
to
scene
Mojave
took
It
In
tow
and
brought
dlsanbd
llnei
Into
Halifax,
N.S.
chase
of
the
cold
storage
plant
the
Booth
Fisheries
at
Sitka
ajul,
will
operate
it
in
future
as
a
public
freezer
and
storage.
The
plant,
-as-
tabllshed
In
1913.
has
a
storage
ca-naeltv
of
1.500.000
pounds
of
frown
fish
and
manufactures
stxlen
tons
of
ice
daily.,
The
plant
wlV
Kn
lU
MltAMr..
tir
itr
tr
1
i
.i
Europe
is
no
greater
than
ha
p
"V
""
"'
been
In
other
years.
British
and
l
bookk,!I,ert
u"de,
Hl,Boo15h
rni.tin.ntei
hmv.
"ime
while
J.
P.
McNeill,
who
has
been
superintendent
of
the
"lant
for
years.
wiU
remain
in
tbt
cspacity.
The
deal
Is
of
much
Vret
to
the
halibut
fisheries
ol
the
whole
coast.
:
of
the
treaty
decision
between
the
panylng
Capt.
HendrlcKsen
was
hta!
,
fventful
onf
(rMl
United
States
and
Canada
that
the
wlfer.
who
herself
nlaved
an
lm
'.lose
season
shall
henceforth
start
portent
part
ia
connection
with
on
November
1
instead
of
Novem-
the
buildlnc
of
the
boat
anrt
EH
Jlarluers
are
advised
by
V.
1,
Stamford,
acting
agent
of
the
marine
department
that
the
pilt
dolphin
marking
the
shoal
off
Dundas
Point
In
Metlakatla
Passage,
H.C..
has
disappeared
and
this
shoal
is
now
being
marked
temporarily
by
a
red
spar
buoy.
A
worth
while
pack
of
canned
clams'
was
put
up
during
the
past
season
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
whence
also
came
quantities,
of
fresh
abalone.
The
past
week
has
been
a
par-
Handpolnt
of
news
of
Interest
to
the
fisheries.
Among,
the
more
lm-1
pbrtant
events
have
been
the
toi-l
Saturday
Federal
fisheries
regu-1
latlons
for
Ml.
Five
halibut
boats'
so
far
leave
for
the
grounds.
i
Six
local
ha'lbut
boats
drfttj
Into
harbor
from
Cow
Bay
moorings.
1
Mass
meeting
of
salmon
fish-
j
ermen
approves
formation
of
i
.
Association
to
engage
In
hand-
j
ung
ana
proceeaing
oi
saimon.
Sunday
Halibut
boat
owners
accept
fishermen's
terms
for
1031
halibut
fishing
operations.
I
Monday
Halibut
boat
owners;
agree
on
principal
of
deduct-!
Ing
2
percent
from
gross
stocks'
to
finance
co-operative.
J
Tuesday
United
States
Senate,
approves
international
halibut;
treaty
which
adds
another
halt
month
to
yearly
close
season.
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fishermen
agree
on
principal
of
deducting
2ty
percent,
from
gross
stocks
to
finance
co-operative
Wednesday
Seattle
halibut
owners
and
fishermen
fall
to
agree
upon
fishing
terms
for
season.
Thursday
Boat
owners
appoint
trustees
to
handie
co-opera-i
tlve
marketing
fund.
Friday
Eleven
halibut
boats
have
1
so
far
returned
from
halibut
banks
to
Ketchikan.
Fish
re
celvlng
12c.
and
15c.
Allan
M.
Davles
returned
to
the
city
oh
the
Princess
Mary
yesterday
afternoon
from.
Kelowna
where
he
attended
a
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
convention
recently.
Auto
and
Truck
ENGINES
10
to
60
Horsepower
Spare
parts
in
stock
for
the
,
next
ten
years
We
are
wrecking
hundreds
of
cars
and
trucks
yearly.
Our
prices
are
reasonable.
Write
-for
Information.
VANCOUVER
AUTO
-WRECKING
CO.
1219
Granyllle
St.,
Vancouver
,
Branch
Yard
at
330
Second
Avenue
East
B
COMEDY-OUK
GANG
In
"SCHOOLS
OUT
2
TOM
TKIilllS
IN
"THE
GOLDEN
PAGODA"
F()x
Nw
g
Admission
20c
&
C5c
Feature
Starts
at
7
10
anrf
.
M
SATUKDAY
HATINEE
af2:0-I5c
Si
10c
Feature
StartsTt
S
5
3Ion.
&
Ttics.Norma
Shearer
in
'LET
US
BE
GAY'
1
MS.
A
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IV
tk
c
a
rr
For
HEADACHES
tsaH&MBiHBssHEX'
BkioaassV
Prompt
relief
from
COLDS
SORE
THROAT
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and
PAINS
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the
heart
ASPIRIN
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RCG,
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only
"ArpxTin"
paelagt
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contains
proven
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"Aspirin1'
boxes
of
12
tablets.
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bottles
of
24
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in
Canada
The
Fish
which
made
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Rupert
Famous
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LACK
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Prepared
Daily
Ily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
U.C.
For
Sale-Here
are
some
Snaps
FIFTH
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EAST-4-roomcd
house
with
bath
$1
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cash,
balance
arranged.
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WEST-rLot.
and
4-roomed
house
with
alb'
$1,000
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cm
easy
terms,
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Houses
on
English
Hill,
Summit
Avenue,'
Bdr'den
Street
mid
a"f
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part
of
the
city
at
reasonable
prices
and
term
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GIBBONS
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