PAGE
FOUR
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Uncertainty
as
to
Opening
of
Halibut
Fishing
New
Installations
at
Cold
Storage
Ivor
Wick
Building
New
Troller
Despite
expectations
to
this
effect,
there
has
been
so
far
no
announcement
by
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
regulatory
body
of
the
Pacific
halibut
fisheries,
in
regard
to
the
legal
date
for
the
ending
of
the
halibut
close
season
being
postponed
from
January
15.
In
view
of
the
lack
of
expected
announcement
alonir
this
line,
it
is
Beginning
now
to
10
nnnpar
appear
mat
an
week
from
tomorrow
will
be
the
le-,
rak
thus
being
obtained
Is
being
gal
opening,
date
or
the
1933
sea-!used
1,1
nllln
and
ballasting
along
son,
arter
all.
leaving
it
to
the
dig-
the
,ine
hereabouts.
cretlon
of
the
operators
as
to
whe-!
.
.
ther
or
not
they
consider
it
advls-!
J
TOr
W,ck
Wel1
able
to
actually
start
at
that
time
Prlnce
Rupert
salmon
troller.
whose
Fish
dealers
are
continuing
to
uree
fonner'boat'
Seminole,
sank
off
the
the
boat
boat
operators
operators
that
that
condition
conditions
i
Porcher
l8land
durin8
the
Past
fall
do
not
warrant
fresh
halibut
being
placed
on
the
market
in
any
appreciable
volume
until
February
15
at
the
earliest
and
that,
in
the
interests
of
profitable
disposal
of
the
product,
a
delaying
of
the
commencement
of
fishing
operations
would
appear
to
be
advisable.
It
appears
that
the
majority
of
the
boat
owners
and
fishermen
would
be
disposed
to
take
the
advice
along
this
line
provided
it
is
accepted
un-
H
Mail
Schedule
For
the
East
i
Monday
and
Friday
8:30
am
Wednesday
9:30
am.
From
the
Eajv
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Saturday
..............
8
pm.
for
Vancouver-Tuesday
..w.
12:30
pm
Thursday
g
pjn
Friday
11
pm.
January
20
pm.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
-
-
pjn
WtdBMday
9:30
ajn.
Friday
pjn.
January
18
aJn.
For
Stewart
and
Anyoz
Sunday
7
pJn
Wednesday
J
pjn.
is
ha
vina
a
new
38-fnot
tmi)im
boat
built
by
Y.
Suehiro.
Japanese
boatbuilder
at
Cow
Bay.
The
new
boat,
which
will
be
equipped
with
a'
30-40
diesel
engine
of
Norwegian
make,
is
to
be
ready
for
fishing
by
the
coming
spring.
Hill
Baton
Home
Bill
Bacon,
son
of
B.
J.
Bacon,
head
of
the
Bacon
Fisheries,
and
himself
one
of
the
best
known
and
"
'
-
waterfront,
re'
irned
to
Prince
Ru-
S
Slnn
U0M
"
lh,e
!?
Prt
on
New
Yeart
E'e
four
da
dat'
Mnwhile.
of
the!monthj.
f1
many
to
,and
and
Scot.
rcldlnr
La7hnW
PUt
tai"
BesW"
Hh
relates
th.l
'm0n
"
0pm"
lh
0Id
Country.
Bill
took-dvan-tlons.
h,
whether
they
may
start.
irUge
of
opportunity
tTttudy
'
T.S'L0"
i
me
ot
thelatTmethLu
of
2
tZenZEZ
U'eUhood
handling
and
twating
in
SeoUand
the
first
fresh
fish
h
of
the
season
wUl
and
England.
He
also
had
many
CVen
"
"
i
experience.
whTcn
2
should
be
in
limited
!
very
quantities.
interesting
telling.
BUI
has
been
receiving
a
hearty
welcome
home
A
Canadian
National
Railways
'from
his
many
friends,
steam
shovel
has
been
busy
this
week
digging
out
the
grade
cut
on
the
local
waterfront
near
the
Al
bert
&
McCaffery
premises.
The
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Co.
has
Just
comnleted
the
in.
Thejstallatton
of
some
new
and
up-to-
(
'N
iw
By
Westover.
C
APOLOaizHr
rrtC
tiip
Tr?i-kiiiH
i
a.T
v-
JLf.,?
1
ALL'S
VMCCi-
I
A
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
January
7,
l5
Model
Frigate
Foh
University
Made
of
sheet
copper
weighing
m
ire
tr.an
a
um.
tbu
ingate
will
be
used
to
decorate
the
new
commerce
vnd
Lranjorlat'oa
building
at
Notre
Dame
university.
South
Bend,
Indiana.
NEW
TRAIN
SERVICE
STARTS
NEXT
WEEK
A
new
time-table
comes
into
effect
on
the
.Canadian
National
Railways
here
at
the
first
of
next
week.
Commencing
Monday,
trains
will
leave
for
the
east
at
9:30
pjn.,
Instead
of
at
9:30
am.
as
at
present,
while,
starting
Tuesday,
trains
will
arrive
from
the
East
at
10:15
p.m.
instead
of
8
pm.
as
at
present.
Trulns
will
continue
to
leave
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
and
arrive
Tuesdays,
Thursday
and
Saturdays.
date
electrical
installations
at
its
Prince
Rupert
plant.
As
a
result
of
th
wnrlr
a
Inner
thlc
Hn
mhU
H
.
I
Whist
Drive
and
'
Dance
by
Norway
Sons
Enjoyable
A
very
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
last
nicht
bv
the
Sons
of
Norway
Lodge
tn
the
Odd-
fellows'
Hall.
There
were
twelve
tables
of
cards
and
prise-winners
were:
la
dies'
first,
Mrs.
O.
Wikdal;
secona.
Miss
Margaret
Johnson;
consolation,
MlM
Olga
Jerstad:
men's
first.
Ole
Vnlderhaue;
second.
Har-
jold
Lund;
consolation.
Ounnar
Sel-
been
carried
out
during
the
quiet
A.
carda'
dellcloiM
refresh-season,
season,
the
the
efficiency
efficiency
of
of
the
the
nlant
plant
fx
is
mnU
w"
rT,
nd
dancing
maintained
and
increased.
ow
to
Guard
against
FLU
th
Every
News
reader
is
urged
to
heed
these
precautions
The
flu
epidemic
has
reached
this
community.
The
health
authorities
are
doing
their
part,
but
every
individual
must
be
on
guard.
i
Keep
the
family
medicine
chest
supplied
with
the
sensible
aids
to
health;
any
sickness
weakens
the
system
ana
lowers
your
resistance
to
germs.
Every
household
should
have
at
least
one
hot
water
bag,
in
good
condition,
or
an
electric
pad;
and
a
fever
thermometer.
Sleep
in
airy
rooms,
with
ample
covering.
Avoid
an
overheated
house
during
the
day;
dress
warmly
when
you
go
out.
Beware
of
over-crowded
cars,
poorly
ventilated
public
meeting
places,
stuffy
telephone
booths.
Flu
is
con
tagious!
Breathe
through
the
nose.
Keep
the
system
alkaline,
the
bowels
in
good
order;
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
will
help
you
do
both.
If
you
have
any
symptom
of
a
cold,
take
some
Aspirin
according
to
directions.
Don't
lose
even
five
minutes!
Genuine
Aspirin
tablets
can't
harm
you,
but
a
common
cold
is
dangerous
at
a
time
like
this.
Eat
plain
foods,
get
enough
rest,
and
don't
over-do.
Take
these
extra
precautions
to
keep
in
sound
physical
condition,
so
your
system
will
have
normal
resistance
against
germs.
At
arty
sign
of
actual
flu,
call
a
doctor
at
once.
Do
riot
try
to
treat
yourself
for
influenzal
was
enjoyed
until
2
a
m
with
ac
cordlan
music
by
Julius
Welle
There
were
about
eighty
person?
in
attendance
at
the
dance
and
BrtiBg
Oreenstrand
was
master
of
ceremonies
Mrs.
Hans
Underdahl
was
In
general
charge
of
the
affair
and
praidetl
at
the
door.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Yancoum
Tuesday
ss,
Cardena
....1
:30
p
m.
Thurj
ss
Prince
Rupart.
10
p
m
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
pjn.
Ss.
Venture
inidnlaht
.
January
JO
as.
Prln.
North
djh
i
From
Vancoutri
!
Sunday
4s.
Cardena
pjn
Wed.
Prince
Rupert
9:30
ajn
Friday
as.
Prln
Adelaide
pjn.
9s.
Venture
pjn.
January
18
ss.
Prtn.
Norah
a
m
for
Naas
Hirer
ana
Fort
&impson
Sunday
st.
Cardena
8
pjn.
From
Naas
Hirer
&
Tort
SlmpMm
Tuesday
ss.
Cardena
11
SO
a
m
For
Stewart
aad
Anjrox
Sunday
ss.
Cardena
8
pjn.
wee.
as.
prince
Rupert,
4
pjn.
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuesday
as.
Cardena
.
11:30
a
m.
rours
ss
prince
Huoert.
8
njn
For
Ocean.
Falls
Tuesday
ss.
Cardena
1
:M
pjn.
Thursday
ss.
Pr
Rupert
10
pjn.
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
..
D.m.
From
Ofmn
Fan
Wed
ss.
pr.
Rupert
9:30
.
..a.m
Friday
-ss.
Prtn.
Adelaide
pjn.
Ss.
Venture
tun
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-
Jan.
13
and
27
ss.
P.
John
10
tun
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-
Jan.
11
and
2ft
ss.
P.
John
a.m.
For
Alaska-
Jan.
16
.
Piiiices
Norah
ajn
From
Alaska-
Jan.
20
es.
Princess
Norah
tun
From
Kkrrna
Hirer--
Fridayas,
Venture
pjn
Advertise
tn
the
Dally
News.
MAS0UERADE
IS
SUCCESS
Fifty
Couples
1'rcscnt
at
Enjoyable
Affair
Staged
by
Eagles'
Lodge
Last
Night
A
happy
crowd
of
fifty
coupta
attended
the
masquerade
dance
which
was
staged
last
night
by
the
local
Bagles'
Lodge
in
the
Aerie
Hall.
Many
of
theat
persons
were
in
costume
and
this,
toaether
with
the
special
decoration
and
lighting
oi
tne
nan,
made
the
scene
very
at-1
tractive.
D&ncinu
continued
from
9,
'
pm.
until
3
a.m.
with
splendid
music
by
Charlie.
Balagno's
Orchestra.1
Robert
Peacock
was
a
genial
mas-!
ter
of
ceremonies.
'
At
midnight
the
unmasking
took
place
and
the
Judges
Charles
Lemon.
Thomas
Clough
and
E.
E.
Ya
ger-awarded
prises
as
follows:
most
comic
men's
costume.
Miv
Annie
Kach.
as
a
colored
shoeshlno
boy;
most
comical
ladles'
costume.
Mrs.
Nelson,
as
a
newsbov:
most
original
men's
-ostume,
Mrs.
Watson,
as
a
French
apache:
most
ori
ginal
ladles'
costume.
Mrs.
Levitt,
as
Miss
Advertisement.
After
the!
judging,
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Frank
Fltsgerald
presided
at
the
door.
C.
N.
R:
Trains
For
the
Cast
Monday
and
Fridays
...9:30
ajn.
Wedneadays
.10:30
ajn.
From
the
Bast
Tuesdayi,
Hiursday
and
features
g
pjn.
LOW
WlXTGIt
to
Vaiicouvvr
Return
Limit
March
31,
1933
rn
panlraltn
fra
tnr
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NATIONAL
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of
Experience
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Apples,
3
lbs.
Leg
of
Fork
4
lbs.
Pork
Chops.
2
lbs.
Apples,
2
lbs
Round
Steak.
I
lbs.
Onions.
4
lbs.
Siiioin
meek,
2
lbs.
Onions,
4
lbs.
Rump
Roast
of
Beef
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lbs.
T-Bone
Roast.
4
lha.
Braid's
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Prime
Rib
Rolled
4
lbs.
Pork
Sausage
2
ibs
Sliced
Bacon-
2
lbs
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Local
Product
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Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
liy
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
PRINCE
RITKUT,
B.C.
DEPRESSION
PRICES
Kir
Coals,
per
Ion
$n,oo
&
sll.:
(Not
Nut
Coal)
Lump
Coal,
per
(on
$12.51
loosc
Coal,
$1.00
per
ton
let
All
Coals
are
in
a
dry
shed.
Don't
buy
water,
Imy
coal
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doesn't
pay
to
advertise
poor
products,
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does
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those
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