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PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
TheFish
which,
made
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
ian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
CALLING
TENDERS
Canadian
Halibut
Boat
.Owners
and
'Fishermen
Decide
to
Sell
Livers
!
Separately
Tills
Year
.,
Prince
Rupert
'
halibut
boat
owners
and
.fishermen,
at
a
meet
ing
last
night,
decided
that
tenders
should
be
called
separately
this
year
for
halibut
livers
landed
by
Cana-dlahvessels.
Heretofbrei
Canadian
livers
have
been
sold
In
conjunction
with
American-
but.tbls
plan'
has
not
proven
satisfactory.
The
tenders
for
the
Canadian
livers
at
the
dock
here
are
to
bejlh
by
Saturday
and
aicommlttee
consisting
of
Einar
Larsen,
George
Anderson,
Capt
Dan
Larsen,
Capt,
David
JUtchler
Alfred
Jacobseq.
and
AlexsPuthie
was
appointed
to
deal
with,
the
tenders:
There
was
further
discussion
at
last
night's
meeting
of
control
of
tht
hillbut
flshlng
during
the
com-ing
"Scasonibut
ho
.
definite
hctloii
was
r
taken
pending
the
outcom'c..9f
nvpuiiuiiuiio
wjvu
u
yiew
io
liayins
a
minimum
price
for
halibut
cstab
Hshcd
this
season.
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ScrKCarit
6J"H.
Green
woodVrhirf
oHhe
cftyVdetachracnt
ot
tlift'p"rp-T
vlnclal
Rollcc,
this
morning
rcqucs-
ted
the
cty
engineer
to
close
Eighth!
Avenue
Eastpf
McBridp
Street
for!
rj
fcouple
of
blocks
to
motor
traffic!
during
the'
spell,
of
coasting
wea'-1
UrUnder
present
,
conditrohs.
it
Is
uanrouv
ior
cars
tq.
use
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tm
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McCLARY
RANGES
Ideal
for
any
home
Marvellous
(or
baking
and
cooking.
Beautifully
finished
In
full
porcelain
enamel.
Also
obtainable
In
plain
h
brack
with
nickel
trim.
The
range
you've
been
looking
fori
Gordons
Hardware
H
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Phone
311
McBride
St
g
isi
in
m
ri.
hi-iibx-i
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is
at
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I
Pembina,
Jasper
Egg
&
Lump
Coal
Furniture
Moving
4
CUSTOMER
is
the
best
advertisement
any
firm
can
have.
We
do
our
best
to
suddIv
'ou
vtn
tne
mst
suit-
ship
innl
fnr
vnnr
fA.
quirements.
When
in
doubt
play
trumps.
Prince
Rupert
Famous
ball;
Bj
Salvation
Army
Christmas
Party
Members
of
Sunday
School
Enjoyed
Yuletide
Games
and
lUd
Good
Time
Fifty
children,
members
of
the
I
Salvation
Army
Sunday
School
and
i
Sunbeam
members,
gathered
yes-f
terday
afternoon
at
the
Citadel
for
their
annual
Christmas
party,
i
Games
were
played,
refreshments;
were
served
and
each
child
was!
smi
u
uip
uim
a
grao
oox
01
loys
1
to
the
great
enjoyment
of
all.
1
Adjutant
Laycock
was
In
charge
'
aided
by
other
members
of
the
or
ganization.
Mrs.
R.
O.
Macaulay
and
son,
who
have
been
visiting
for
several
weeks
In
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
south
yesterday
'
FIRST
COME
FIRST
SERVED
Special
deliveries
at
12
a.m.
and
2
p.m.
Phone
in
your
order
and
set
cash
prices.
Don't
miss
this
oppor-,
tuntty.
i
BRAID
S
BEST
COFFEE
1
per
lb;
BRAID'S
BEST
TEA
l's
per
lb.
Less
10c
lb.
with
every
coupon
sent
td
you
from
the
company.
Cash
in
on
this.
I
GINGER
SNAPS
IdC
5
doz.
TAKE
THAT
:rtrii.ii.i
"THE
AUTEeATlOMS
ItlOHT
AWAY.
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TO
tH
DAILT
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Thursday,
January
j.
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textile
s'rike
in
the
Unued
Stat
3
m
supposed
to
be
over
Jesse
Jones
has
a
rough
time
at
Caaiianooga.
Tenn
.
when,
guarded
by
police,
he
tries
to
go
to
work
through
picket
lines.
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AUSTRALIAN
PASTRY
OQl
,,
,
,
,
FLOUR.
10-lb.
sack
o)C
Rapid
-
progress
Is
being
made
J
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t
NABOB
BAKINQ
POWDER
91
thA,.bfa
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ln
loading
the
British
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v?
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9in
,
lb
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graln
or
tne
United
h
Kingdom
or
I
Continent
and
the
vessel
Is
expected
rVto
SMYRNA
va
mattto
NATURAL
Af
FIOS-
nnc
-
to
be
ready
tp
sail
by
tonight
or
to-
..,--,
-
.morrow
mqmlng
with
a
maximum
uivuujij
nniit,
BLAftB
llln
4
lbs.
JAP
RICE
A-1
19c
4
lbs.
FRESH
COCOANUTS
5c
Good
size,
each
HIGH
LAND
POTATOES
)ES
Quality,
while
they
97c
j
last,
per
sack
B.C.
FRESH
EGGS
95c
'
Large.
3
'doz
PINK
SALMON
Good
35c
quality,
3
tins
All
Orders
$1.00
or
More
Delivered
FREE
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
V.
O.
Box
575
Phone
18
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
Mb
'L-
KENT,
"TO
HAVE
r""B
MOTHEttJ
IS
But
fiiOKyr
6tT
AW
iu
i
no
l
i
Steamer
Itradburn
Expected
to
Be
Ready
to
Sail
With
Grain
Carso
Tonight
or
Tomorrow
lvrf
mo
rwv
u...v,.i.
Loading
siariea
ai
.
o
ciocic
yesterday
alter
noon
and.
up
to
last
evening,
215,961
bushels
had
been
poured.
By
the
end
of
the
week
fifty-five
more
cars
(about
150
000
bushelst
of
grain
are
due
to
arrive
here
from
i
the
prairies
"for
the
elevator.
AM
j
1
ready
thirty-one
cars
are
on
the
track
alongside
the
elevator
"
!
!
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarclli.
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
HOME
HOME"
Kates
S1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince1
Rupert.
B.C.
Phone
281
"
P.O.
Box
196
nsva
an
Have
Troubles
Retau
prices
current
here
are
as
follows:
Egg
B.C.
Fresh
Extras,
Grade
A
Large,
cartoned,
dot.
.33
Local,
new
laid,
doz
45
Grade
B,
large,
dot
...
,
21
Grade
C,
dw
22
Apples
Mcintosh,
fancy
wrapped,
3H
lbs
55
Box
v
2iO
Yellow
Newtom,
fancy
wrapped
3fc
lbs.
.25
Bor.
2.75
Spltzenberg.
fancy
wrapped
3
lbs.
25
Box
72b
Rome
Beau
tie,
bulk.
4
lbs,
25
Box
1.75
Jonathons.
fancy,
bulk,
5
lbs.
25
Box
1.65
Primes
Golden,
bulk,
fancy
5
lbs
25
Box
m
1.65
Delicious,
fatwy
wrapped,
3
lbs,
25
Box
2.75
Bulk,
4
lbs.
25
Box
1.85
Winter
Bananas,
5
lbs.
25
!
Box
1.60
Fruits
Cranberries
20
demons,
doz.
25c
to
,
.40
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen
sailed
Tuesday
arternoon
on
the
Catala
for
ai
couple
of
weeks'
visit
ln
Vancouver.
I
ing
to
be
unloaded.
I
Damaging
Tears
COUNCILS
ELECTED
Three
Xaas
Hirer
Vlllaees
Clme
I
Their
Leaden
For
Year
1935
Native
villages
on
the
Naas
River
have
elected
their
'councils
for
the
year
1935.
Port
Simpson
will
have
its
nomination
this
Friday
and
election
a
week
later.
After
that
the
election
of
the
Mctlakatla
council
will
take
place.
Following
are
the
councils
for
1935
In
the
Naas
River
villages:
Klncollth
Stephen
P.
Barton,
chief
councillor,
Robert
Stewart.
William
O.
Barton,
Edward
Haines.
Jeffrey
Benson.
William
H.
Stephens
and
Cornelius
Nelson.
'
Gltlakdamlks
F.
B.
Talt.
chief
councillor.
Arthur
Derrick.
Charlie
Morven.
Arthur
Mercer.
Clarence
McMillan,
Timothy
Adams
and
Stephen
Scodeen.
(Cuthbert
Morven.
chief
constable.
Oreenvllle
Johnson
Russ,
Leonard
Dpuglas,
Peter
Calder.
Fred
McKay.
Sam
McKay.
8am
Oray
and
j
Henry
H.
McKay.
Tl
Saw1
H;
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m
LAST
SHOWING
TOXiQirT
CHAllLIK
RUGGLES
FRIENDS
of
MR.
SWEENEY
The
laughable
story
of
a
orM
who
turned
wildcat
and
tamed
a
tljer
woman
In
hi,
first
nltht
out
in
U
mn'
-
with
Ann
Dvorak
Kufjcne
Pallctte
At
7:18
and
0
44
-
PLUS
LDOAIt
WALI.CKS
"Heturn
of
the
Terror"
-
with
Mary
Ator.
Lylr
Talbot,
rttnk
.Mrlluch,
ohn
Halliday
At
8:24
Show
One
O:
IIIDIHIM
I
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B;g
x
season
and
for
year.
TJL.
By
Westover
'
'
me
Seasons
Greetings
Your
company
lakes
this
opportunity
to
extend
lo
all,
Us
best
wishes
for
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i
t
i
mc
noiuiny
the
coming
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
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Mac
to
the
Rescue
.
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