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Mrs.
X.
P.
H.
Wells,
wife
of
Pilot
Wells,
who
Is
located
at
Bum
Lake
in
the
service
of
the
Canadian
Airways,
arrived
In
the
city
on
Thursday
night's
train
and
sailed
later
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bulldey
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
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ton
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Valley.
We
also
tell
Timothy
Ilay.
Wheat
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and
Barley.
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Co.
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taste
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world's
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flavor
ami
criepncs
that
no
others
cquaL
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package
guaranteed
by
V.
K.
Kellogg.
When
substitutes
are
offered
you,
remember,
it
is
Feldom
in
a
spirit
of
service.
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by
Kellogg
in
London,
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If
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not
arrive,
telephone
the
office
"TILUE
THE
TOILER"
When
a
recipe
calls
for
MILK
use
ST.
CHARLES
Whenever
a
recipe
calls
for
milk
follow
the
advice
of
hundreds
of
thousands
of
Canadian
women
and
use
Borden's
St.
Charles.
You
will
find
it
is
not
only
econosriosl
and
handy
but
that
there
is
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in
every
drop
which
gives
a
new
deligntfu!
improved
flavor
to
your
cooltirvgi
Borden's
St
Charles
milk
Is
nothing
more
or
less
than
the
pure
full
cream
milk
of
selected
Canadian
cows.
Nothing
is
added,
and
nothing
but
60
of
the
moisture
is
remov
ed,
tverv
drop
ot
bt.
Charles
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stcriizcd
and
hermetically
sealed
under
the
most
ideal
conditions
and
comes
to
you
pure,
sweet
and
wonderfully
wholesome.
Use
it
regularly
for
your
puddings
and
desserts.
Add
creamy
blandncss
to
your
soups
and
creamed
sauces
and
you
and
family
will
be
delighted
with
the
rich
new
Kur
vor
of
your
cooking.
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DAILY
nxwi
Saturn
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Halibut
Landings
Well
Ahead
of
Last
Year
Trollcrs
Mcginning
to
(Jet
Active
Itaskctball
Party
on
Hocks
Actual
landings
of
halibut
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1933
season
up
to
ami
including
April
13
had
reached
a
total
of
2,790,000
pounds
as
compared
with
2,191,950
pounds
at
a
similar
date
last
year.
The
Canadian
fleet
had
brought
in
9.S9.700
pounds
as
against
950,550
pounds
last
year
while
American
landings
amounted
to
1,800,300
pounds
in
con)
j;i:ion
with
1,241.400
pounds
last
year
;it
the
corresponding
date.
bringing
In
72,000
pounds
in
four
li'u
or
me
uanaman
National
Kau-
The
Unome.
Dave
Ritchie.
"oened
at
Prince
inerican
fleet
Rupert
for
the
Llvinfstone
Salrajed
Despite
the
heavy
lashing
of
the
cas
and
the
difficult
position
ot
he
sunken
vessel,
the
Armour
Sal-nge
Co.
under
the
personal
dtrcc-ion
of
Capt.
Paul
Armour,
man-ged
to
salvage
the
local
halibut
oat
Livingstone
It
early
this
week
'ram
the
depths
of
the
ocean
off
he
west
coast
of
Dunn's
Island
There
she
sank
over
three
weeks
-previous.
This
Job
was
one
of
the
most
ditftpult
ones
that
had
been
rled
by
tojkrlocal
company.
Weeks
of
patient.
walUng
at
last
was
rewarded
when
the
boat
was
successfully
tackled,
raised
and
lashed
to
the
wrecking
scow
The
boat
was
not,
however,
brought
entirely
out
of
water
but
was
secured
underneath
the
scow
and.
therefore,
it
was
necessary
to
wait
for
a
high
tide
before
bringing
her
through
Metlakatla
Pasage.
A
peculiar
look-ng
pic
to
re
she
made
coming
in
the
harbor,
two
boats
towing
the
lob-sided
scow
with
the
salvaged
boat
not
In
atmearanre
"
'X'
marks
the
root"
in
about
all
that
can
be
seen
th".
boat
as
xh
lays
at
the
Armor
floats
awaiting
further
tn-truettom
from
the
owner.
Caot
Tejrir
Martlnotea.
as
to
the
making
if
repairs.
Skipper
Lout
Sears,
with
the
Chatham
Sound
was
In
port
on
Thursday
with
another
load
of
fresh
herring
from
the
Jap
Inlet
pound
YK
OM)E
English
Fish
Shoppe
Phone
851
We
Deliver
SPECIALS
IN
FRESH
FISH
Red
Cod
Fillets,
per
lb.
Halibut
Fldets,
per
lb
Halibut.
Sliced,
per
lb.
Red
Spring
Sainton,
per
lb.
Crabs,
each
10c
15c
10c
18c
15c
Smoked
Fish
a
Specially
l'hne
8SI
Second
Street
for
the
use
of
the
local
halibut
fishermen.
After
having
had
a
pleasant
trip
across
Hecate
Straits
towinic
the
Union
Oil
kow
to
North
Island,
Capt.
Jim
Morrison,
with
the
F.
II.
Phippen,
and
Captain
Harris
Kerr,
with
the
M.
T.
3,
returned
to
port
on
Wednesday
night.
They
report
a
few
power
boat
trolling
around
the
North
Island
grounds
with
the
occasional
hand
troller
scratching
away
for
the
odd
fish.
Now
that
the
scow
with
supplies
and
oil
is
In
Its
usual
place
and
the
packers
expected
to
start
around
the
end
of
the
month
it
is
anticipated
that
the
fleet,
the
majority
of
With
the
halibut
movement
east-1
trips.
Cape
Beale.
Capt.
Edgar
Ar-1
which
are
lying
around
the
doclca
from
Prince
Rupert
paralysed
'
nott
second
wlth
C1-000
pounds,
here,
will
soon
be
placing
a
good
aay
co
the
first
of
the
week
on
ac-
of
a
snowslide
tie-up
on
the
j
tnree
in
two
trips
and
Melville,
Capt.
John
Tvanutn
Ihlrrt
U'lth
14
flOfl
nnimriii
tn
Capt
Capt.
to
slip
across
the
straits
to
the
scene
of
the
summer's
work.
"Hansome"
Jim
Morrison,
skip-
w.iys
which
It
is
not
expected
would
und
Alice
Ma
v.
had
completed
the!
P
of
the
good
ship
F.
II.
Phippen,
in
cleared
up
for
another
week,
j
greatest
number
of
trips
for
the
',
had
surely
a
heavy
cargo
as
he
allp-Ur.clinas
for
the
week
of
April
8-13
!
Canadian
fleet,
each
bringing
tn
J
out
of
the
harbor
on
Thursda
i
mounted
to
only
107.000
pounds
of
!
five
catch
-
since
the
aeavm
opened
night.
It
consisted
of
a
party
of
,
liirh
43.500
pounds
was
from
Ca-ii,
ah.
in
boats
and
63.500
pounds
from
American
All
the
fish
landed,
Canadian
and
American
alike,
went
into
cold
storage
at
4c
and
2c.
For
the
present
season
up
to
and
Including
April
13
the
Prosperity
A.,
Capt.
A.
O.
Christiansen,
had
made
the
largest
aggregate
landings
of
halibut
for
any
unit
of
the
Canadian
halibut
flee'
at
Prince
Rupert.
!"i&iriBg
aSaal
(or
totals
of
32.700
and
11500
young
hoop
stars
going
to
Anyoj-rounds
respectively.
The
Prosperity
,
to
defend
the
laurels
of
Prince
Ru
A.,
with
?-'(kK)
pounds,
the
Tramp,
1
Prt
against
an
Anyox
challenge
Capt.
3am
Hougan,
35,000
pounds,
j
being
warned
that
he
har"
and
Vlklna
I..
Capt.
II.
Brickson.
j
better
look
out
when
he
got
around
29,500
pounds,
had
each
returned
to,
the
mouth
of
the
Nans
River
tha'
port
four
times
;
he
did
not
pick
out
a
rough
spot
for
For
the
American
fleet,
as
far
as
"
the
locals
lost
the
games,
h.
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
were
con-
would
be
blamed
for
picking
out
ui'
cerned,
the
Radio.
Capt
W.
B
the
bumps
on
the
sea
and
gettnu
Huagenaen
was
in
the
toad
for
ag-
y
lck.
The
party
Is
due
bad
regate
with
72.000
pounds
in
two
bt
mid-day
tomorrow,
trips.
The
Oceanic,
with
47.000
ound.
tn
three
trips
was
second.
At
8
o'clock
Thursday
evening
md
the
Sherman,
with
46,000
nnother
local
basketball
party
sajl
jnds
In
three
trips,
third.
ed
for
the
north,
the
O
rot
to
senior
The
Zanmbo.
Capt.
P.
Bather,
ragers
leaving
aboard
the
powei
with
a
tot
i,
of
20.000
pounds,
the
rru!sr
Rhona.
with
Ounnar
An
ViMtor,
with
20.000
pounds,
and
the.der.vm
and
Don
Drawn
in
charge
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i
i
nor.
wapi
&
o
iUiHi.
md
fcn
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aiig
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wnere
mr
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inrtcd
four
catches
since
the
season
'
tobacconists
were
scheduled
to
plaj
games
last
night
and
tonight
respectively
However,
the
Rhoni
truck
a
rock
outside
of
Tugweli
Island
returnlng'and
trsnsferrln
'
the
rwrtv
to
the
halibut
boat
8e-
Ma'd.
Oot
Henry
Do
iron
on.whlch
a
new
start
was
made
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party
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bar
H
tomorrow
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