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and
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our
music.
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served
with
any
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drinks.
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the
family
a
treat
and
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of
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5:00
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8:30
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rence
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8:00
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THE
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....
W2
MILE
of
the
Fifty
Couples
Attended
Delightful
Affair
In
Lodge,
Home
Last
Night
The
most
successful
dance
the
Elks'
Lodge
has
put
on
for
a
con-i
siderable
time
was
held
in
the
Home
last
evening
More.
Kian
fifty
couples
danced
to
the!
music
of
Balagno's
Orchestra
from
nan
past
nine
until
half
cast
two
rn
i
the
morning.
The
music
was
ereat-
ly
enlivened
by
the
addition
to
the
orchestra
of
a
marimba
which
was
expertly
played
by
George
Rorle.
1
Splendid
refreshments
were
served
to
all
at
midnight
after
whic
the
whole
gathering
took
part
in
rousing
community
slnglne.
Shortly
after,
the
main
dance
of
the
evening
was
held.
The
enthusiasm
oi
.
the
whole
night
was
reached
when
the
balloons
were
let.
down
ana
the
"Hidden
Treasure'"
search
began.
Five
lucky
persons
were
tne
winners
of
the
money
prizes.
The
dance
was
organized
by
the
Elks'
house
committee
consisting
of
T.
J.
Williams,
chairman;
Sam
Joy,
master
of
ceremonies,
and
Geo.
Peters.
-Sam
Jurmaln
Rn
NEWEST
SHOES
No
Need
to
Say
You
Have
an
Expensive
Foot
We
have
just
received
a
large
shipment
of
Ladies'
Shoes
in
A
widths,
to
fit
that
narrow
foot.
We
offer
these
shoes
at
S
pecial
Cut
Rate
Prices.
Women's
Smart,
Attractive
Dress
Oxfords
In
the
finest
grade
black
kid,
Cuban
heels
CO
QET
A
to
EEE
widths,
reg.
$5.95
i?0UO
Women's
1-Strap
Shoes,
very
dressy
In
fine
black
kid,
covered
Cuban
heels
CjO
QC
A
to
EE
widths,
reg.
$5.95
90UO
Ski
Boots
Men's
and
Ladles'
Ski
Boots
at
less
than
35c
on
the
dollar,
wholesale.
No
better
values
than
this
have
ever
been
seen
in
Prince
Rupert.
For
the
Dry
Dock
Worker,
Men's
Solid
Leather
Work
Boots,
reg.
$4.50
QO
Qr
up
from
$&UO
Very
Special!
A
genuine
Leckie
made
Work
Boot
oil
tan
chrome
tops,
solid
leather
CO
ns
soles,
reg.
$4.95
J0.U
Rubb
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
ers
Special
Cut
Rate
Clearance
prices
on
all
rubbers
Let
us
save
you
money.
CUT
RATE
SHOE
STORE
ELKS'
DANCE
SUCCESSFUL
Ingram,
Ted
Smith
ana
Mike
Bu-ich.
The
master
of
ceremonies
announced
that
a
radio
aance
wouia
be
held
In
the
near
future
wr.lcn
would
include
a
number
of
lnter-estlnz
innovations.
Have
Order
For
Three
Thousand
MINK
No
change
in
market.
Paying
as
high
as
$15.00
Interested
in
all
furs.
Don't
sell
your
goods
until
you
see-
G0LDBL00M
Ad
rertlse
ln
the
Daily
News
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WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Daily
Payroll
-at
Dry
Dock
Now
$750
Fisheries
Commission
Schooner
Eagle
Calls
Here
Thieving
Along
Waterfront
Reported
There
are
now
155
men
on
the
payroll
at
the
local
dry
dock
and
it
is
estimated
that
about
$750
daily
is
being
paid
out
in
wages
which
is
just
about
ten
times
the
normal
payroll
of
late.
The
beneficial
effect
of
same,
as
might
be
expected,
is
being
felt
by
the
whole
community.
The
repair
job
of
the
steamer
Prince
George,
the
main
source
of
employment,
will
last
for
at
least
an-
other
month,
then
the
Prince
Ru-
ported
of
late.
One
of
the
latest
pert
will
have
annual
overhaul
and
ms
to
be
pilfered
Is
the
"Islay"
there
will
be
considerable
work
on
.
.
.
.
...
.
.
...,,
...
.
.
.
..
.
which
was
visited
by
intruders
last
over
the
gap
between
now
and
the
opening
of
the
season's
fishing
ac
tivities.
It
was
a
great
depression
'articles
removed.
while
it
lasted!
The
big
Petersburg
halibut
schooner
Mltkof.
Capt.
Sverre
Johanscn,
is
at
Seattle
where
a
new
175
h.p.
Fairbanks-Morse
diescl
engine
is
being
Installed.
The
Mitkof.
well
known
at
Prince
Rupert,
has
been
in
Seattle
ever
since
the
close
of
the
1933
season
and
will
be
ready
for
sea
by
the
time
1934
operations
commence.
Capt.
Egll
Ericksen
and
IsaV-Laksvog
have
a
new
77.3-foot
halibut
schooner
under
construction
In
Seattle,
the
launching
having
taken
place
recently
at
the
Sunde
Where
man
failed,
nature
hai
I
stepped
hind
halted
a
plague
Of
'
1
.
L-
.
1
.
-it.-
I
girtm
Liuu-j
uui
wcia
iiu
vanning
the
'fishing
Industry
on
the
Victorian
coast
of
Australia.
Some
months
ago,
Crabs
three
feet
wide
were
found
lying
on
the
sea
bed
for
22
miles
round
the
coast
at
Corner
In-r
let.
not
far
from
Melbourne.
Pear-shaped,
spiky-backed
and
light
strawberry
ln
color,
these
huge
crabs
have
now
been
found
by
scientists
to
be
dying
of
a
bacterial
infection.
The
infection.
It
is
thought,
gained
access
to
the
tissues
through
holes
in
the
shells.
Owing
to
shortage
of
food
and
their
subsequent
poor
condition,
the
crabs
were
attacked
by
boring
algae,
and
through
the
weak
spots
ln
the
armour
the
bacteria
entered
and
is
completing
the
work.
Thieving
from
a
number
of
boats
along
the
local
waterfront
Is
re-
HEV'
VJMGBfr
BAK
THAT
UP
'
'
week-end
at
the
east
end
of
the
elevator
wharf
and
a
number
of
After
having
spent
over
three
weeks
engaged
in
scientific
research
operations
on
the
halibut
grounds
in
the
neighborhood
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
the
big
Seattle
halibut
schooner
Eagle.
Capt.
Jacob
Engdal.
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday
afternoon
and.
after
outfitting,
sail
ed
at
midnight
Friday
for
Seward
enroute
to
Oulf
of
Alaska
waters
where
It
is
enectcd
she
will
spend
three
weeks
before
proceeding
to
Seattle.
The
Eagle
has
been
under
Si
Olsen
yard.
She
is
to
be
named
!
w
at
first
in
charge
of
the
sclen
Sunde
as
was
her
predecessor.
With
party
on
board
but
has
been
beam
of
18
feet.
10
inches
and
recently
ashore
at
Seward
engaged
depth
of
nine
feet,
two
inches,
the
!
ln
special
halibut
hatchery.
John
L
vessel
will
be,
equipped
with
a
130
h.p.
Atlas
diescl
engine.
Capt.
Ericksen
Is
well
known
at
Prince
charter
to
the
International
Com
mission
for
use
ln
scientific
work
since
last
fall.
Richard
Van
Cleeve
Kask
having
been
ln
charge
for
the
past
month
of
scientific
operaUons
from
the
Eagle.
i
.
Having
not
left
Vancouver
until
The
Hoover
Cant
Nirk
Aivan-v!8
o'clock
Wednesday
morning.
1J
sharing
$1875
per
man.
was
hWh'11011
beWnd
hedulr.
and
losing
boat
of
the
Seattle
halibut
neet
f,r'
"rther
time
during
the
vevage
up
the
1933
season.
The
Sentine!.
I
the
coast-
Unlon
steamer
Venture
Capt.
C,
P.
Sunderland,
topped
the
!
Capt
E
Oeorgeson,
reached
ort
Ketchikan
fleet
with
shares
of
i
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DQCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Opfratlnt
thrr
Dry
Oarkt
Total
caelty
Zt.t't
tai
Khlpbnllderi
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Vrmtli
Iron
and
Bra
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Hrrle
and
Acetylene
Welding
i-to
Derrick
for
Heavy
LlfU
Sawmill
and
Mtnlnr,
Machinery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
A
Sentence
to
Safety
HOai
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this
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from
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south
and
will
sail
soon
thereafter
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnls.
The
Venture
Is
relieving
on
the
Vancouver
-
Delia
Coola
-
Ocean
Falls-Skeena
River-Prince
RuDert
route
for
the
steamer
Cardena
j
which
has
been
out
of
service
for:
annual
overhaul.
The
steamer
Ca-1
tala
due
here
tomorrow
afternoon'
from
the
south'
will
be
withdrawn,
,
from
service
on
the
Vancouver-
j
Prince
Rupert
-
Anyox
-
Stewart!
route
after
this
voyage
and
will
bet
relieved
by
the
Cardena
for
two
weeks
after
which
the
Cardena
will
return
to
her
own
run.
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