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PAGE
FOUR
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Experimental
Refrigerator
Car
Commands
Interest
Sockeye
Hun
Looks
Like
Failure;
Halibuttcrs
Doing
Fairly
Well
Considerable
interest
is
being
manifested
in
the
miniature
express
refrigerator
car
with
which
tests
are
proceeding
satisfactorily,
it
is
reported
by
D.
B.
Finn,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station.
This
car,
which
was
completed
some
time
ago
under
the
direction
of
Otto
U.
Young,
mechanical
engineer
attached
to
the
staff
of
the
station,
embodies-
a
number
of
notable
improvements
both
in
the
way
of
refrigeration
Itself
as
well
as
in
lightness
and
efficiency
of
construction.
Officials
of
railway
companies
who
have
visited
the
station
to
inspect
the
experimental
car
have
expressed
themselves
as
being
favorably
Impressed.
Numerous
inquiries
in
regard
to
the
details
of
same
have
also
been
received.
Experiments
with
the
car
will
soon
have
reached
a
point
where
the
co-operation
of
the
railway
companies
may
be
sought
in
embodying
some
of
the
improvements
by
the
alteration
of
an
existing
car.
The
ultimate
object
Is,
of
course,
to
have
a
complete
new
standard
express
refrigerator
car
built
along
the
llne
of
the
miniature
experimental
car.
That
the
new
car
will
prove
a
great
improvement
In
all
respects
over
the
present
"freezers"
in
the
confident
expectation.
The
new
car
is
primarily
designed
for
the
handling
of
fish
but,
if
it
proves
as
successful
as
Is
expected,
it
could,
of
course,
be
used
In
the
transportation
of
fruits,
meats
and
such
commodities.
At
the
request
of
the
industry,
Mr.
Finn
reports,
a
new
departure
has
been
undertaken
at
the
station
In
the
way
of
carrying
out
vitamin
assays
on
foodstuffs
for
commercial
companies.
The
direct
requests
for
such
assays
have
come
from
companies
producing
medicinal
qlls.
A
fee
is
being
charged
for
this
service
which
Is
the
first
for
which
fees
have
been
Imposed
by
the
station.
To
carry
on
the
"assays,
it
has
been
necessary
to
Increase
the
al
bino
rat
colony
at
the
station.
The
ON.lt.
TRAINS
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays,
Fridays
and
Saturdays
0:30
p.m.
from
the
East-Tuesdays
St
Thursdays
10:20
p.m.
Mondays
&
Saturdays
2:15
p.m.
OLD
EMPRESS
HOTEL
Home
of
the
Fisherman,
Logger,
Miner'
ROOMS
$10
per
month,
$3
per
week,
50c
per
nljht
SHOWER
BATHS
Third
Avenue
Phone
840
JIMMIE
CICCONE
the
request
of
the
League
of
Nations.
Mr.
Finn
also
reports
that
good
progress
is
being
made
with
paint
research
work
in
connection
with
the
use
of
pilchard
oil
and
In
August
It
is
expected
to
publish
some
significant
results
of
this
research.
The
work
in
connection
with
the
disinfection
of
holds
of
fishing
vessels
to
insure
perfect
preservation
of
fish
between
the
time
of
its
being
caught
and
landed
Is
also
"proceeding
satisfactorily
and
numerous
inquiries
in
regard
to
this
also
are
being
received.
Smallness
to
date
of
the
sockeye
run
on
the
Skeena
River
on
ac
count
of
virtually
continuous
un
favorable
weather
has
been
proving
a
great
disappointment
to
all
connected
with
the
industry
and
even
waterfront
businesses
in
Prince
Rupert
are
beginning
to
feel
the
pinch
as
the
cannery
companies
have
started
retrenchment
policies
in
the
way
of
service
work
owing
to
the
situaUon.
Whereas
It
had
been
expected
by
all
concerned
at
the
opening
of
the
sockeye
fishing
season
over
a
month
ago
that
there
would
be
at
least
an
average
run
this
year.
It
is
becoming
increasingly
evident
that
this
hope
Is
due
for
j
disappointment.
A
large
volume
of
the
fish,
it
was
now
believed,
has
already
moved
up
the
river
to
the
spawning
grounds,
travelling
too
deep,
on
account
of
the
dark
and
cloudy
weather,
to
be
taken
in
the
nets.
While
an
Immediate
clearing
up
of
the
j
weather
might
still
mean
a
run
of
some
magnitude,
it
Is
conceded
thit
it
must
necessarily
be
short.
Wim
the
scarcity
of
sockeyas
on
the
skeena
and
Naas
Rivers.
assays
are
belnz
conducted
on
the
I
the
canners
and
buyers
of
this
var-
basls
of
vitamin
standards
of
the
iety
have!
had
necessarily
to
tra-NaUonal
Medicinal
Research
Coun-'
vel
far
afield
for
thefr
supplies
and
cfl
of
Great
Britain
which
has
to
pay
wjeU
over
the
originally
been
carrying
on
International
vi-
fixed
pride
of
40c
per
fish.
Al-tamln
standardization
work
at
though
it
was
announced
a
few
days
ago
that
the
price
had
been
raised
to
50c
per
fish,
it
Is
understood
that'
some
buyers
have
been
recently
paying
as
high'
as
65c
per
fish.
It
is
believed
that
the
smallness
of
the
sockeye
run
may
stiffen
the
demand
tor
fall
fish
.and
possibly
result
in
the
canneries
op
erating
longer
than
had
originally
been
planned.
The
run
of
pinks
to
date
is
reported
light
in
all
areas.
A
few
cohoes
and
chums
are
now
J
beginning
to
appear
in
streams
of
me
district.
United
States
Fleet
Fishing
vessels
and
other
local
craft
which
happened
to
be
in
the
vicinity
at
the
time
reported
the
interesting
sight
of
five
large
United
States
Navy
destroyers
engaged
in
some
sort
of
manoeuvres
between
Lucy
and
Dundas
Islands
outside
of
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
on
I
Wednesday
afternoon.
The
war
vessels
were
running
around
in
1
various
directions
for
some
time
thereabouts.
It
is
believed
to
be
the
same
squadron
which
put
into
Ketchikan
that
nigh.t
for
a
visit
of
a
day
or
so
to
that
port
during
an
Al
askan
cruise.
It
Is
part
of
the
United
States
Navy
Pacific
fleet
from
San
Diego
and
San
Pedro
stations
which
has
been
visiting
Seattle
during
the
past
week.
It
is
not
known
whether
the
squadron
will
visit
Prince
Rupert
during
the
northern
cruise.
The
well
known
power
cruiser.
Surveyor,
at
one
time
owned
by
John
Dybhavn
of
this
city,
later
us
ed
as
a
service
boat
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
and
now
the
property
of
Norman
Langford
of
Premier,
revisited
port
this
week.
It
came
In
on
Thursday
from
the
north,
hav
ing
beert
commissioned
to
bring
down
to
the
local
Robinson
who
was
1
nesday
afternoon
lb
ia
blast
at
the
Premier
mine,
and'
sailed
the
next
morning
on
its
return
south.
The
trip
down
took
18
hours,
trie
Sur
veyor
leaving
Stewart
at
8
o'clock
on
TILLIE
THE
TOILER."
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday
Ju,
jj
In
Jail
Her
mother
is
worth
millions,
her
father
was
once
secretary
at
United
States'
legation
In
Rome,
she
was
educated
abroad
now
she's
a
prisoner
at
Los
Angeles
Jail,
charged
with
housebreaking.
That's
the
story
of
Georgians
Moore
Thursday
evening
to
resume
bar
fish
pocking
duties.
Bill
Bacon
of
the
Bacon
Fisheries
was
in
port
Thursday
with
the
smalt
fish
packer
Kingfisher
which
he
is
using
In
buying
and
packing
sockeye
salmon
from
Fin-layson
Island,
Warke
Canal
and
Skeena
River
waters
for
fresh
shipments
from
here
to
Vancouver.
Like
the
rest
of
the
buyers.
Bill
reports
ttal
Jimmy
i
the
fish
scarce
In
northern
wa-
uredonWed-
ten.
the
demand
keen
and
the
price
stiff.
Halibuttcrs
Doing
Quite
Well
With
prices
continuing
at
a
fair
and
steady
level,
weather
condi
Wednesday
night
and
arriving
here,
Uons
at
least
reasonable
fo
fish-
at
2
o'clock
Thursday
aft&noon
ing
operations
and
the
demand
for
after
running
all
rttiht
the
product
better
than
many
had
anticipate
earlier
la
the
year.
me
Inverness
tannery
lender;
mMsumrnsr
finds
the
Prince
Ru-Klemtu
-Oannery.
I
skip
per
ejl,
b.pert
haliWt
fleet
carrying
on
wKh
Dapt.
Norman
Brtxjhurst
anf
vrtth
the
balances
per
unit
definitely
on
George
Dibb
of
U1I4
city,
a,
first
the
right
side
of
the
ledger
and
the
mate,
was
In
port!
till
dsfy
Thurs-
outlook
a
good
deal
more
encour-
day
for
repairs
aftjr
hating
burned
j
aging
than
it
was
a
year
ago
at
out
a
bearing'
on
Wednesday
after-
thin
time
While
there
has
been
noon
on
Diby
I&Und.,
RMtrs
nothing
spectacular
in
the
way
of
completed,
the
vessel
was
off
again
returns,
to
be
sure,
practically
all
-
Prince
Rupert's
Shoe
Shop
Gradually
through
giving
service
and
good
values
we
are
reaching
a
point
where
we
are
looked
upon
as
Prince
Rupert's
leading
shoe
establishment.
It
is
the
place
where
people
go
who
cannot
afford
to
pay
extremely
high
prices,
who
look
for
value
for
thrlr
money.
Men's
Dress
Boots
&
Oxfords,
good
range
of
styles
to
choose
from.
Prices
$2.45
10
$3.95
Men's
Black
or
Brown
Calf
and
Grain
Leather
Work
Boots,
Panco
soles
or
leather.
Prices
$1.95
10
$3.65
Men's
Tennis
or
Running
Shoes,
Boots
or
Oxfords,
all
colors.
Prices
$1.10
10
$1.45
Boys'
and
Youths'
Dress
Boots
and
Oxfords,
all
kinds
of
leather
to
meet
your
requirements.
Price
$1.95
to
3295
Boys'
and
Youths'
Running
Shoes,
all
styles.
Prices
89c
t0
$1.25
Ladies'
Fine
Dress
or
Sports
Shoes,
any
color.
Prices
$le95
to
2.95
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
Women's
Latest
Style
in
Sandals,
color
to
suit
your
dress
Q-f
HIZ
Price
Women's
or
Growing
Girls'
Tennis
or
Running
Shoes,
any
color.
Prices
95c
t0
$1.15
Misses'
and
Children's
Running
Shoes,
Straps
or
Oxfords,
all
colors
and
styles.
Prices
59c
,
85c
Misses'
and
Children's
Patent
Leather
Strap
Slippers
and
Oxfords,
black
or
brown
calf.
Prices
98c
to
$1.65
Infants'
Shoes,
Straps,
Etc.
Prices
49c
t0
89c
Women's
Boudoir
Slippers,
good
selection
of
colors.
J.Qf-
Price
4t7t
THIRD
AVENUE
the
boats
are
operating
with
at
least
a
fair
margin
of
profit
these
days
with
the
result
that
past
obligations
in
many
cases
are
being
gradually
cleaned
up
while,
In
other
'instances,
It
Is
being
found
possible
to
lay
a
litUe
aside
for
a
rainy
day.
Due
to
the
earlier
start
that
was
'made
this
year,
the
production
of
halibut
at
the
port
of
Prince
Ru-pert
continues
to
maintain
a
lead
:
over
last
year.
Up
to
and
Including
'
yesterday
a
total
of
8,0(15,500
pounds
hud
been
landed
at
the
port
as
compared
with
7,786,660
pounds
at
u
corresponding
date
last
year.
Canadian
vessels
had
contributed
to
this
grand
total
3,637,500
pounds
as
UK'tmsi
2.573450
pounds
In
1932
while
American
boats
had
landed
4,388.000
pounds
In
comparison
with
5.213,400
pounds
In
1932.
During
the
week
ending
yester-i
landings
totalled
4)0,000
pounds
of
which
210.200
pounds
tv...
from
Canadian
boats
and
2i!.800
pounds
from
American.
,
Snt.Vi
pi
Ices
fur
second
class
fish
marked
the
week's
business.
For
Canadian
halibut
the
top
bid
of
the
week
was
5.5c
and
3.3c
which
the
R.
W.
was
paid
for
12.000
pounds
while
the
low
price
was
5c
and
3c
received
by
the
Cape
Deals
for
34.-000
pounds.
The
high
price
of
the
week
for
American
fish
was
7.7c
and
4c
paid
the
Viola
for
10,000
pounds
and
the
low
6.7c
and
4e
received
by
the
Superior
for
24.000
,
The
Anglo
-
British
Columbls
,
Packing
Co
s
service
boat
Fir
Leaf,
j
on
Its
way
back
to
Vancouver
after
i
a
cruise
north
as
far
as
Ketchikan
with
officials
of
the
company
and
guests
on
board,
called
here
last
eveninc.
arriving
at
8
o'clock
from
the
north.
Get
Quick
result
with
a
want
ad
!
Economy
Store
Buy
For
Cash
and
Pay
Leu.
Take
Advantage
of
These
Bargains
For
Friday,
Saturday
and
Monday
SilAKBR
SALT
Iodised
or
plain,
3
pkga.
RINSO
Large
2
pkgs
PALMOLIVE
SOAP
for
B.
C.
FRESH
PEAS
3
lbs
B.
C.
CI
I
at
HIES
per
lb
ECONOMY
BtTTTBR
Quality
A-l,
3
Ids.
ORANGES-Pure
Oold
5
dot
O
RA
PSFRU
IT
Florida
3
for
CANTXLOUPE8
large
medium
GOOD
OLD-
POTATO
BS
M
lbs.
SILVER
LEAP
LARD
S-le.
pall
WHITE
BEANS
6
lbs.
AUSTRALIAN
ROAST
BEEP.
1-lb.
tin
The
Machine
With
the
Punch
25c
41c
50c
20c
17c
80c
97c
25c
20c
15c
49c
75c
25c
19c
Fresh
Fruits.
Vegetables,
at
lowest
prices.
Also
a
new.
shipment
of
jCabury's
Candles
and
Chocolates.
I
You
are
Invited
to
look
It
over.
I
We
Dellve
r
Orders
of
St.00
or
Over
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
J17-19
Third
Avenue
Weil
P.O.
Hot
575
Phone
II
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
TWO
SHOWS
7
Si
9
p.m.
Admission
15c
St
50c
SATURDAY
MAlaJ
at
2
30
Admission
ij,
j
.
WILL
ROGERS
and
JANET
GAYM
In
the
Great
Comedy
Romance
"STATE
FAIR"
Eight
Riff
Stars
In
One
Picture
MICKEY
MOUSE
CARTOON
"THE
HEARS
AND
Ktrs.
"MICROSCOPIC
MiSli;i(U,y
METRO
ViI
"SAY
IT
WITH
.MUSIC"
and
"STORY
OP
TEMPLE
DUAKr
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SHINGLES
The
Best
Made
No.
1
5x,
per
thousand
$
fso.
1
3x,
per
thousand
y
A
Green
Shingles.
Air
Dried
Ketalnlng
All
the
Cedar
Oil
HYDE
TRANSFER
PHONE
HOLIDAY
RESORTS
THE
DUNES
Bathing,
Hunting
Fishing
Modern
Convenlenrrs
No
Flics,
No
Mosquitoes
Home
Cooking
Par
Eirellrnce
$11.00
Per
Week
Children
under
12.
half
rate
MADAME
RAJAUT
Tlell,
Q.
C.
Iilandt
When
Coming
to
Terrace
Make
Arrangements
With
Swain's
Transfer
&
TAXI,
Terrace,
B.C.
To
Greet
You.
We
meet
all
trains.
Freight
Si
service
anywhere,
Gsaenger
kelse
Lake
and
Lodge,
now
boat
H.
A.
8
now
in
service
00
the
lake.
Fsre
anywhere
on
the
lake,
one
adult,
$3.00:
$1.50
per
head
additional.
No
crowd
too
big.
No
Job
too
small,
PICNIC
PARTIES
EVERY
SUNDAY
North
Beach
Famous
Holida
T.
:
Near
Masselt
Q.
C.
I
Lr
Furnbhrd
Shack
U
It-Apply
Mrs.
Dunn
Mauctt,
H.C
LAKELSE
HOI
Springs
Lodge
An
Ideal
Place
to
lk:ii
Finest
of
fly
fUhlng
h-'j
bathing
and
boatlr.t
Arrange
for
transpcrtul
with
W.
II.
Burnett,
Trnsl
nx
Hates
from
Terrace
U
b
Lodge
including
boat
One
adult,
$3.00:
ea
h
iU
tlonal
adult,
$11.
Wrlle
or
Wire
W.
II.
BIRNKTT
We
Look
Alter
Your
W::
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famom
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
-
BLACK
CO
Prepared
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