PAGE
EES.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
GRADING
IS
DISCUSSED
New
Salmon
Regulations
of
Province
Favor
Crook,
Francis
Millerd
Asserts
Francis.
Mljlerd,
of
Vancouver,
whose
company
was
taken
over
by
British
Columbia
Packcu
in
1923
on
the
occasion
of
the
merger
ol
British
Columbia
Fishing
St
Packing
Co,.
Gosse
Packing
and
Millerd
Packing
Co.,
expresses
the
opinion
that
the
new
salmon
grading
regulations
"favor
the
crook
rather
than
the
honest
nan"
and
must
be
changed
if
full
benefit
from
proper
grading
is
to
be
gained
by
the
Industry.
Asked
to
elaborate
his
ideas
further
Mr.
Millerd
said:
"The
government
proposes
to
have
a
board
of
inspection
pass
on
the
salmon
and
to
have
Grade
'A'
placed
on
cans
of
salmon
which
in
the
board's
opinion
are
fresh,
firm,
well
packed
and
in
good
merchantable
condition
and
to
have
the
words
'Second
Quality
on
salmon
that
Is
sound,
wholesome
and
fit
for
human
consumption
although
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
tin
I
mTf
I
not
up
to
the
quality
of
Grade
'A.'
I
Salmon
below
these
two
grades
was
'trt
ho
HoctrrtvoH
nnH
fHiif.
I
oil
f
the
good
as
far
as
it
goes.
The
definitions
are
vague
and
confusing
and
might
almost
be
substituted
without
loss
of
sense.
"The
difficulty
comes
in
merchandising
the
salmon.
It
may
seem
enough
to
most
eastern
buyers
to
know
that
a
can
of
salmon
he
is
buying
is
'Sockeye,
Orade
A,'
but
those
in
.the
industry
know
that
from
the
standpoint
of
edibility
i
there
are
various
kinds
of
sockeye,
that
the
Skeena
Grade
'A'
sockeye,
for
Instance
will
be
better
than
sockeye
from
the
creeks
although
the
latter
sockeye
would
be
eligible
'
for
Grade
'A.'
The
result
would
be
i
In
mttpm
HHar
nr
In
thi
ptnnrf
I
markets
that
one
merchant
paying
$2
a
case
more
for
Skeena
sockeye
and
charging
a
legitimate
profit
to
boot
would
find
a
merchant
nearby
filling
his
window
with
Creeks
sockeye
at
lower
prices.
The
public
would
only
see
that
both
are
Grade
'A'
sockeye
and
the
merchant
offering
the
best
sockeye
would
be
getting
a
black
eye
with
his
customers
who
would
think
he
was
overcharging
them."
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CONTINUE
ACTIVITY
rrince
Rupert
Singers
Decide
to
Form
Permanent
Organization;
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
President
The
Prince
Rupert
Singers
have
decided
to
continue
as
ar
permanent
organization
in
the
city
with
the
possibility
that
a
change
of
name
will
be
made
at
a
general
meeting
to
be
held
at
the
end
of
the
week.
There
are
now
32
members
enrolled.
Officers
have
been
elected
as
follows:
President
Dr.
It.
G.
Large.
Secretary
H.
Lincoln.
Treasurer
Mrs.
Shelford
Darton.
Executive
A.
J.
Lancaster
and
S.
J.
Hunter.
Conductor
H.
N.
Brocklesby.
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanker
Albert-ollre,
Capt.
T.
J.
Mountain,
with
Capt.
C.
W.
Wearmouth
aboard
as
pilot,
arrived
in
port
during
the
night
with
a
full
cargo
of
fuel
oil
for
the
company's
local
tanks.
After
discharging,
the
vessel
will
sail
on
her
return
south.
Your
Monthly
Chccjuc,,
as
ii
YVIIEN
you
retire,
you
will
appreciate
a
guaranteed
iucome
of
$150.00
a
month
-a
ncver-failiug
Income
which
will
continue,
with
out
change,
as
long
as
you
live!
Such
an
income
spells
independence.
It
opens
.the
door
to
a
care-free
future.
It
means
security
from
money
worries.
To
make
your
dreams
of
retirement
come
true,
simply
invest
part
of
your
earnings
each
year
in
Life
Insurance.
Your
future
income
can
be
more
than
$150.00,
or
less
depending
entirely
upon
the
amount
of
savings
you
set
aside
for
this
purpose.
And
should
you
not
live
to
old
age,
your
family
is
fully
protected
by
the
same
Life
Insurance
by
the
same
monthly
income
Any
Life
Insurance
representative
will
gladly
give
you
complete
information
on
this
the
most
modern
form
of
Life
Insurance.
He
can
suggest
an
attractive
income
plan
exactly
suited
to
your
needs.
life
Insurance
ermce
One
o
a
series
of
messages
sponsored
b
Ltje
insurance
Companies
AIRPLANES
AT
JASPER
JASPER
PARK,
June
2
-diip
Steamer
Crew
to
Play
Soccer
With
Home
Oil
Eleven
A
football
game
has
been
arranged
to
take
place
on
Saturday
afternoon
between
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
which
is
tied
up
at
the
local
dry
dock,
and
the
Home
Oil
team
of
the
Senior
League.
The
Prince
Rupert,
it
Is
reported,
is
able
to
muster
a
smart
soccer
eleven
and
an
Interesting
game
is
being
looked
forward
to.
!
L
NEWSPAPERMAN
IN
PARTY
The
foreign
editor
of
the
London
Times
is
a
member
of
the
insDec-
Uonal
party
now
on
its
way
to
Canada
which
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
on
July
1
spending
a
day
and
a1
night
In
and
around
the
city.
It
is
',
understood
he
wfil
be
giving
a
great
i
deal
of
publicity
to
the
trip
and
na-
'
turally.
Prince
Rupert
will
share
in
,
Its
advantage.
Week-End
Specials
Remo
Gold
Coin
Potatoes,
Grade
A,
100
lbs.
Malkln'8
Best
Teal-lb.
pkg
Maikiu's
Be
st
Apricots
2
s
2
tins
Maikin's
Bt.st
Orange
Mar
malade.
2"4-lb.
Jar
Salr
Dates
Fresh
Stock
4
lbs
Globe
Roa.st
Mutton
I's
per
tin
Pels
Naptha
Soap
10
bars
Royal
City
Green
Beans
3
tins
Honey
Oraham
Wafers
I-lb.
pkg
Root
Beer
Extract
per
bottle
Dutch
Maid
Mayonnaii
16-os.
Jar
Eggs
Fresh
Firsts
3
do.
Crestwood
Creamery
,
Butter,
3-lb.
brick
Valencia
Orangea-
,
5
dos
:...
Beeklst
Honey
5-lb.
tin
$1.25
40c
45c
30c
25c
20c
75c
40c
25c
35c
40c
40c
tfin
XV
s
Dutch
Maid
Salad
Dressing
23-ra
hnttu
50c
70c
95c
70c
Phone
Your
Order
We
Deliver
Alberta
Market
P.
CAMULA.
Proprietor
Fifth
Street
Phnne
208
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
June
2,
1912
Fkhrm.fn
ifivp
Sew
Facility
at
A1H
n
W
Mnrrlssev
was
on
the
Popular
.Mountain
ucsori
.warpath
at
a
council
meeung
in
;
connection
with
a
motion
censuring
the
mayor
and
finance
com-
ping
the
clouds
along
the
snow
clad
mittee
for
having
cancelled
an
or
ridges
of
the
Athabaska
Valley,
a
der
for
a
team
of
horses
without
Puss
Moth
yesterday
buzzed
a
noisy
'consuiung
the
council.
"You
tried
and
impertinent
celebration
of
the
j
to
bulldoze
me,"
cried
the
mayor,
opening
of
fishing
for
the
first
time
;
"i
deny
it,"
replied
Aid.
Morrlssey
in
the
major
lakes
of
Jasper
Na-jwith
some
heat.
There
was
consid-
tlonal
Park.
Mountain
barnstorm
ing
threatens
to
develop
into
a
new
mode
of
sightseeing
in
this
mountain
resort
and
the
old
timers
with
their
pucks
and
saddles
gaze
aloft
in
disgust.
Instead
of
hitting,
the
trail
to
fish
the
leaping,
lunging
dynamite,
all
the
indolent
need
do
now
is
troll
from
their
aeroplane.
That
Is
their
verdict
anyway.
An
ex-alr
mall
pilot
volplaned
down
near
town
two
weeks
ago
and
has
done
a
thriving
business
over
the
green
mantled
peaks
ever
since.
With
fishing
developing
into
a
big
attraction,
he
now
plans
on
bringing
in
an
amphibian
machine
and
having
his
passengers
in
and
out
with
their
legal
limit
of
fish
In
the
space
of
a
morning.
tators
as
the
wordy
duel
proceeded.
Capt.
John
McLeod
of
the
steamer
Princess
May,
In
port
enroute
to
Skagway,
reports
the
rescue
In
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
on
the
present
voyage
north
of
T.
Nash
of
Vancouver
and
companion
from
the
power
boat
Olie
Olllgan
which
was
adrift
with
engine
broken
in
a
storm.
The
two
men
had
nearly
perished
by
the
time
they
were
rescued.
Victoria
Day
was
celebrated
with
many
picnics
and
outings.
Except
for
children's
races,
there
was
no
special
form
of
celebration
within
the
city
itself.
The
weather
was
Aeroplanes
or
no
aeroplane,
the
very
fine
outfitters
are
not
worrying.
They
are
talcing
canoes
in
daily
to
the
J
waters
that
have
nurtured
fish
lor
three
years
now
before
the
public
opening.
Maybe
there
are
still
en-;
ough
old
fashioned
people
to
keep
,
them
busy.
They
think
so
anyhow,
;
for
two
parties
went
into
Maligne
Lake
yesterday,
caught
their
limit
of
brook
and
rainbow
trout
and
came
out
by
tv
noe
last
night.
erable
merriment
among
the
spec
District
News
McBRIDE
Her.
N.
J.
Crtes
returned
to
Me
Bride
last
week
after
attending
the
United
Church
conference
in
New
Westminster
and
resumed
services
in
the
local
church
on
Sunday.
At
the
end
of
June,
Mr.
Creea
will
leave
for
rrince
George.
His
successor
here
will
be
Rev.
R.
O.
Dunbar
of
Vanderhoof.
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
All
Saints
Anglican
Chureh
Is
meeting
thl
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
T.
R.
Lloyd.
The
Journal
newspaper
has
moved
Its
office
to
the
old
Pott
Office
building
here.
Dr.
R.
Agnew,
dentist,
is
a
visitor
here.
Phone
953
Real
Ontario
t'neese
2
lbs.
for
Libby's
Asparagus
Tips
Picnic
sizr
2
tins
for
Phone
953
j
De
Jongs
Cash
and
Carry
Friday
&
Saturday
SPECIALS
35c
41c
Maikin's
Best
Spinach,
slse
2
tins
for
2's
31c
Mac's
Best
Peas
8lcve
1
2
tin
rtn
for
Evaporated
Prunes
3
lbs.
for
Aylmer
Pork
St
Beans
3
uns
for
Cow
Brand
Baking
Soda-
per
pkg
Franer
Valley
Crestwood
Butter.
3-lb.
brick
Gold
Medal
Strawberry
Jam.
per
4-lb.
pail
Peanut
Butter
per
1-lb.
tin
Classic
Cleanser
3
tins
for
29c
22c
25c
11c
65c
39c
14c
24c
EXTRA
SPECIAL
Valencia
Oranges'
QQp
5
dozen
for
ov"
Maikin's
Best
Jelly
Powders
OOn
5
pkgs.
Grantham's
Orange
Julce-
9p
for
your
picnic,
per
bottle
King
Beach
Apricots-size
2's,
per
tin
SEED
TEST
BEING
MADE
Market
May
Be
Found
in
Frascr
'Valley
For
20
Cars
From
Central
Interior
Districts
A
test
Is
being
made
this
year
in
the
lower
Fraser
Valley
with
six
hundred
pounds
of
garden
pea
seed
supplied
from
the
Smlthers,
Van
derhoof
and
Prince
George
districts.
The
experiment
Is
being
follpwed
with
much
interest
in
agricultural
quarters
as
in
the
past
all
seed
peas
H
u&cu
III
mc
nurci
lutitj
imic
uttu
Imported
from
Great
Britain
or
the
United
States.
If
the
experiment'
proves
a
success,
It
Is
believed
that'
a
market
can
be
created
within
the
1
province
for
upwards
of
twenty
cars
;
of
pea
seed
from
the
central
Harry
Bowman,
agricultural
re
presentative
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Prince
George,
was
largely
instrumental
In
having
the
expermlent
made.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Owrgo.
which
is
scheduled
to
sail
at
10
o'clock
tonight
for
the
south.
Is
being
held
until
after
arrival
of
the
late
train
from
the
East
tomorrow
morning
and
will
not
be
leaving
until
7
am.
There
are
a
number
of
passengers
for
Vancouver
coming
in
on
the
train.
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Corn
Flk.
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t
Vitamin
IX
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other
Cnrn
r1k
cmuln
tb
prtclon.
unahiiM
in
Thursday
June,
Wcdnesdav
&
ti,..-
Two
Shows:45
and
,!
ADMISSION
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q
The
Greatest
Picture
of!
lime
BE
HU1
(15
Krels
In
Sound
In
So!
Ramon
Navarro,
Franc
Bushman,
May
McAt
Cast
of
150.000
1'mn
Its
Thrills
Infinitely
y
Excitins
Its
Romance
Mor
Tom
Cartoon
"RED
RED
ROBIN"
FOX
NEWS
Feature
Starts
at
7:00
1
THURSDAY
MATINEE
il
Feature
Starts
?
r.
FRIDAY
and
SVriRDI
"THE
MIRACLE
MA
upreme
flavour
...
lasting
crispness
Always
they
win
enthusiasm
!
a
different,
better
flavour
fa
EXPECT
Quaker
Corn
FUkes
than
in
any
other
corn
flake
you
have
ever
tasted.
It
i
different
.
.
.
more
subtle
.
.
.
more
intriguing
Ingredients
are
of
the
highest
quality
ever
put
into
any
corn
flake.
Special
malt,
pure
CANE
sugar
and
salt
of
crystal
purity.
Quaker
Cora
Flakes
sre
toasted
in
electric
ovens.
Thea
triple-scaled
and
wax-wrapped
to
preserve
for
you
all
their
original
crispness
snd
supreme
flavour.
Everyone
likes
Quaker
Corn
Flakes.
With
this
delicious
dish,
children
take
more
milk
and
cream
than
any
other
way.
Economical?
Costs
only
a
cent
a
scrviog
Quaker
Corn
Flakes
The
Fish
whkh
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
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