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Whole
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Whist
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and
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Enjoyable
An
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
j
dance
was
held
by
the
Womens
La-jbor
League
In
the
Canadian
Labor
,
Defence
League
Hall
Thursday
night.
There
were
twelve
tables
of
cards
and
prize
winners
were:
ladles
first,
Mrs.
Walter
Overend:
Next
door
Frizzcll's
Meat
Shop
consolation,
Mrs.
F.
Ward:
first,
p.
Dolan;
consolation,
O.
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to
Increase
reception
200'
:,
to
500'
SOLD
ON
A
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daylight
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tion.
Brings
m
otherwise
uiauaioie
stations.
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PACIFIC
CONTINENTAL
C13
Stock
Exchange
Uulldlnr
POSTPAID
ANYWHERE
IN
CANADA
above
address.
INQUIRIES
INVITED
FROM
thens
life
of
batteries.
Improves
selectivity.
Saves
electric
current.
ADDllcahlp
In
hitton,
and
electric
sets.
Any
one
can
auacn
it.
Thousands
Now
Used
Daily
In
Western
Canada.
DISTRIHUTORS
Vancouver,
B.C.
Mail
your
orders
to
THAT
HAT"
A
KMOCKOOT.
MBS.
JOMES
V
THZ
DAILY
Nrfr
wunill
iimua
mint
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Halibut
Landings
Are
Increased
Trollcrs
Getting
IJusy
Nelson
Bros.
Plans
i
Despite
the
fact
that
fishinir
operations
were
a
full
i
month
later
in
startinc
this
year,
halibut
landings
at
the
j
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
11)3-1
season
up
to
and
in-!
cludinir
vesterdav
which
was
but
littl
After
cards
refreshments
were
iad
reached
a
total
of
2,878,705
pounds
!e
more
than
200.000
pounds
below
the:
landings
of
the
11)33
season
up
to
.
.
.
.
....
.
I
I
rtC
1
J
I
I
I
,iuo,uuu
puuims.
macro,
i;unaaiun-
landlngs
for
this
season
lo
date
arc
well
ahead
of
last
year,
liavlng
reached
a
total
of
1.540,365
pounds
in
comparison
with
1,230,700
pounds.
The
American
total
for
this
year
to
date
Is
1,338,400
pounds
as
against
1.875,300
pounds
last
year.
The
decrease
in
American
landings
is
largely
due
to
the
fact
that,
longer
tlcups
between
trips
having
been
agreed
upon
under
production
code
arrangement
many
of
the
larger
United
States
vessels
which
formerly
landed
their
catches
at
Prince
Hupert
and
hurried
out
to
the
fishing
grounds
again
are
now
running
through
to
their
home
ports
In
Pugct
Sound
to
land
their
catches
and
spend
the
lay-up
time
at
home.
Tills
condition
may
be
expected
to
continue
e
through
1,1
J
y
wv-one
'
c
uanacnan
anaaia"
boats
pounds
and
the
low
5c
and
4c
which
several
boats
received.
Trolling
Season
Starting
The
advent
of
warm
-and
sunnv
i
.
.
.
vva
l
l.l
o
Ah
I
traded
quite
a
few
vessels
of
the
Prince
Rupert
trolling
fleet
out
to
the
fishing
grounds
for
the
first
time
this
season,
a
definite
Improvement
In
the
run
of
fish
being
reported
In
such
waters
as
those
of
Warke
Canal
and
Dundas
and
Stephens
Islands.
Packing
services
are
also
being
Inaugurated
and
it
Is
expected
that
troll
fishing
will
soon
be
In
full
progress.
Capt.
John
Clausen,
having
already
started,
will
be
operating
packing
services
from
Warke
Canal.
Dundas
and
Stephens
Islands
this
vear
with
i
camps
at
'.each
point.
He
will
have
three
packers,
the
Ada
S..
Elmer
C
and
Rap
I.
in
service.
So
far
the
Canadian
Fish
ft
Cold
Storage
Co.
,
has
only
the
one
packer
Chief
Le-
Kale
In
operation
to
Dundas
Island.
wnere
tho
camp
scow
was
estab
OP
COUGfSK,
I
tcMtvJ
IT
I
TALU
AMD
i
AM
i
'
ii
i
i
similar
dale
totalling
ing
fleet
will
be
shortly
starting
out.
Capt.
Joe
Klpp,
spent
the
winter
after'
having
in
Vancouver,
reached
Prince
Rupert
this
week'
with
his
packer
Mary
Rita
which
he
will
use
this
season
In
packing
salmon
for
the
AUln
Fisheries
plant
at
Prince
Rupert.
Last
year,
with
a
different
boat.
Capt.
KIdu
Rcxrts
are
current
nlong
the
"front"
that
Nelson
llros.
Flsherle
Limited,
which
is
now
operating
the
Tucks
Inlet
reduction
plant
at
U0D
Dob,"
who
wno
Is
known
wwwn
as
as
one
one
of
of
the
the
.served
and
dancing
followed
with
1
,
Zlk
Uuslc
music
by
by
P.
P.
Hardy's
HaMy'sOrchesfra
Orchestra.
Jim
Z!
S
:
lnttUnUy
successful
opera-
Tardy
was
master
of
ceremonies.
Jack
wood
of
Annette's
Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear
sailed
last
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
American
vessels.
The
high
price
of
,
tors
in
the
canning
Industry.
After
uk
or
American
usn
was
7.6c
naving
spent
the
winter
In
Victoria
and
6c
received
by
the
Alkl
for
8.-000
pounds
and
the
low
6c
and
5c
he
returned
north
a
couilc
of
weeks
ago
and
paid
his
first
visit
of
paid
the
Wabash
for
6.000
pounds,
the
year
to
town
last
Saturday.
He
For
Canadian
fish
the
top
price
of
'was
also
in
again
yesterday
arrtv-thc
week
was
5.3c
and
4.2c
which!
Ing
from
the
river
In
the
morning
the
the
Helen
Helen
II
II
was
was
mid
paid
for
for
ionon
10,000
ntt
on
(lift
the
TnVDrnAa
Inverness
.
i
ennnerv
iurvi.
boat
Provincial
and
returning
to
the
cannery
on
last
evening's
train.
Found
No
Herring
Gammon
&
Watt's
selneboat'
Zenardl
returned
to
port
yesterday
from
a
herring
prospecting
trip
In
j
waters
down
the
coast
a
far
an
Mllbank
Sound.
The
herring
ivn
seems
to
have
pretty
well
petered
out
for
the
scaionnow.
j
Canning
of
butter
clams
in
the'
southern
part
of
the
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands.
British
Columbia,
ha:
been
undcrLiktn
this
year
for
the
first
time.
A
large
bed
of
these
i
clams
Is
reported
at
Bumaby
Narrows.
Previous
clam
canning
In
the
Queen
Charlottes
had
been
reside-:
ted
to
a
northern
district.
'
A
party
of
members
of
the
Khtada
Fishing
Club
will
be
leaving
tonight
aboard
Dr.
L.
W.
Ker-gln's
power
cruiser
Alcdor.
George
Bryants
Harla
and
Dr.
R.
o.
,llshed
this
week,
but
It
Is.
expected
.taking
In
the
three
skiffs
which
Other
VCSSel.1
Of
fh
rnmnan..
'
u-
-l.-.j
..
..
.
"
are
"rc
,,i.-.-
w
uc
pidci-a
on
me
jaice
for
use
of
Mac's
Opinion
Doubted
I
I
ITS
OOiT
AS
I
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1
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111
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1
vbU
WILL
tf?MiT
MS
pO
TAKB
TWE
WAT
FOS
mwment,
MADAM,
t
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ILL
DEMONSTRATE
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II
J
ehM.
K.
Pn,
KAIEN
HARDWARE
1934
TENNIS
BALLS
,
SHADES.
15c
un
EYF
EYK
y
Our
Our
TKNNI
TENNIS
Try
SHOES
For
Heal
Comfort
Ladies
$2.75
Mens,
$3.00
i
iri.
W;
tmi
M
j-n
Again
delayed
by
having
heavy
freights
to
discharge
at
cannery
points
along
the
coast.
Union
steamer
Cardcna.
Capt.
Ernut
mite
iium-ii.
Diana
a
rainer
ri.
-
lentfvp
ommtinn
nf
iu
n.Miir..
1
Oeorgeson.
arrived
In
port
at
C
45
in
connection
with
the
fisheries
In
lh,.morn,r
fr"m
uth.
ev-
uiiuuKu-
inc
vicmiiv
or
mil
imrt.
Rirharri
"i'
v...v.
out
the
season
and
will,
no
doubt.
Nelson,
secretary-treasurer
of
the;'81
""
a
counlf
of
hours
fol-rcsult
in
conUnued
lessened
Amcrl-
j
company,
was
recently
a
visitor
,ow1ng
arrtval
m
ner
return
to
can
landings
at
the
port
.this
year
j
here
but
he
refused
to
be
drawn
Vancouv
ant1
wypolnU.
Comtn;
It
is
not
all
a
loss
as
far
as
the
port
;
out
when
qucUoned
as
to
wliat
out
r
Vanu,fr
lh
Cardena
had
of
Prince
Rupert
is
concerned,
I
plans
the
company
might
have
in
a
t""11
passenger
list
and
however,
for
most
of
the
American
contemDlatlon
freight
cargo.
Included
In
the
po-
I
vessels
still
call
here
on
their
way'
sengcrs
were
Dan
McPherson.
ma
te
the
banks
to
take
on
bait
andj
u.
rj.
Johnston,
manager
of
In-
nager
of
Porrner
l4,and
imrv.
cc
by
the
Ca"
veme
cannery
and
veteran
wh'?h
orTal
.
tan
Mlhhlf?
fn
tHfa
T-..
-I
i.
ii
nan
m.a
mix-
ne
mens.
"u"s
eeK
cnoing
jesier-
aKecna
mver
canneryman.
is
now
.77.
Z
'
.
"
'
iday
landings
were
well
up
to
avc-
starting
upon
his
fiftieth
season
in
,,""caniP
-
mnni-
rage.
ujiamng
iss.uoo
pounds
or
the
game.
The
yeu
seem
to
fall
-
-
-
which
r'"cn
238.000
T
Pun
pounds
was
brought
rM
lightly
upon
the
highly
popular
mm-aHMMaw
RADIO
Specials
OF
USED
MODELS
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AJra
FiWIay
&
SaturdayTwo
Show
7
ti
9
AdmUtion
f
.
SATUIIDAY
MATINEE
at
3:30
15c
Si
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KEY'S
SPECTACULAR
STAMPED;
or
TllUm""
"THE
THUNDERING
HERD"
wuu
DAvnni
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Buffalo
Heckle
Pioneers
"d
Aildtd
Feature
The
Klb-Tlckllnr
Comedy
Starring
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NEWS
"TILLIE
AND
GUS"
MONDAY
L
TUESDAY
"AS
HUSBANDS
CO'
members
of
the
new
local
angling
ger
of
Hay.spcn
organization.
The
boats,
which
were
crew,
and
A,
D.
M:
built
by
Alex
Wvlle
at
Seal
Cove,
of
Carlisle
Cii.t;
iiutv
urtii
mu
v
mc
iiuowa
ut
viic
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
it
Yacht
Club
for
the
past
couple
of
weeks.
John
Dybhavi;
general
manaK.
r
TKV
it'll!
ha
MrHnH
in
rtua
(tiaifbnnH
left
yevot
"""
i.iH
a.ia
ui
.trail
to
the
lake.
The
party
expect
company
servin
Nelson
Uros.
Fisheries
Limited.
n
r.inm
n
mnPm,
ni.i.1
Irrnnt
thn
u
....
,
trip
to
the
cannery
wnjen
the
'onip,i:,v
operate
um
havn
expe'
K
morrow.
"
t
Mi
C.
FIELDS
and
ALISON
SKIIMYOK1H
I'aramonm
pu.
'
If.
f
Ideal
Cleaners
In
New
Premises
Cor.
McHride
&
Fiftl
CLE-VNINd,
UCPAIKING,
DYEINO,
I.TC
Victor
Personal
Set.
5
tubi
DeFOre
t
Tabic
model,
1
tubr
DeFbrcst
Table
model,
n
!..i'
Victor
Mantel
model.
7
luix
Victor
Mantel
model.
8
ujb.
Victor
Console
model.
7
tube.
Victor
Console
model.
12
tu(x
(new-Battery
Mantel
model,
complex
8
tubes
Battery
Console
model,
eompie"-8
tubes
KIM
:m
$11
M
$S.M
ma
At
these
unprecedented
priro
no
nf
for
anybody
to
be
without
a
ritdi
Evr?
set
fnlly
guaranteed"
for
3
mninh"
t"n'
venlent
monthly
paymenU
ar.msf
ri
By
Westover
THEY
ARE
ALL
HERE
11KJI
Spalding,
Rcntleys
and
Slazenncrs
TENNIS
RACKETS
From
$2.95
up
Pick
yours
now
while
our
stock
is
complete
"
You
Have
Plenty
of
Time
To
START
THAT
GARDEN
HAKES,
from
10c;
IIOKS,
70c
SI'ADINfJ
FORKS,
$1.10
TUIIF
EDCiEKS
VIROIIO
I'LANT
FO0U