paqe
rorx
GOING
ON
A
PICNIC
?
Don't
Forget
We
Make
Sandwiches
to
Your
Order
For
Picnics
and
AND
Timely
Recipes
new
gooseberry
Jam
has
become
known.
There
is
a
restful
tartness
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
American
Halibut
Fleet
Representatives
to
Confer
On
Marketing
Logging
at
Shawatlans
Salvaging
Logs
Representatives
of
the
Seattle
and
Alaska
halibut
Canadian
'Industry-
It
is
possible
May
we
remind
you.
of
our
full
line
'that
the
proposed
conferences
in
of
fresh
fruits,
cakes,
cookies,
bread,
candies
and
chocolates.
We
have
the
very
best
ice
cream
in
bulk
or
by
the
brick,
and
what
is
more
refreshing
than
an'
Ice
cold
soft
drink
at
5c
per
bottle?
prop
in
After
Your
Outing
or
Show.
We
Aim
to
Flease.
MUSSALLEM'S
DELICATESSEN
&
Confectionery
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cent?
P.
O.
Box
575
Phone
It
Prince
Rupert
may
pave
the
way
to
a
similarly
constituted
codification
of
the
American
fleet.
The
big
fish
packer
Zip
of
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Limited
was
akaw
lull
41b
aW
r
of
the
week
was
7.9c
and'
5.5c
re
celved
by
the
Teddy
J.
and
Jane,
to.
this
jam
and
its
color
suggests
I
ll
m
pcunc
aQd
U1C
w
ui,
u
",iow
and
whlch
the
&
mien
i
rfispnPrrv
lam
.win
lin-'
doubtedly
be
popular
as
a
break
fact
ewAflt
onH
4t
t
a
rpf
rch!ntr
plorer
received
for
28,000
pounds.
Dr'
L'
W"
Kcr&n
last
evening
rhna
vlth
hlM,it
at
tea
time
or
K.,fft
aboard
his
power
cruiser
Aledor
The
recipe
given"
here
has
been
r,
,
a,:gUng
aunt,to
.carefully
tested
and
makes
perfect
Ukel,?e
W$
VccomPanIed
lam
of
the
sami.
ri!lrat.
shadP
nfiu
4U
u
"V
Munro,
the
ripe
gooseberry.
Cooseberrv
Jam
Four
cups
2
lbs.)
crushed
fruit,
Vz
cup
water,
1V2
cups
3',4
lbs.
I
sugar,
cup
bottled
fruit
pectin.
To
prepare
fruit,
crush
thoroughly
or
grind
about
two
pounds
fully
ripe
fruit;
measure
into
large
kettle;
add
one-half
cup
water;
stir
until
mixture
bolls.
Simmer,
.covered
15
minutes.
Add
sugar,
mix
well,
and
bring
'to
a
full
rolling
boll
over
hottest
fire.
Stir
con-jstanUy
before
and
while
boiling.
"Boil
hard
'
"one"
minute.
Remove
from
fire
and
stir
in
pectin.
Skim,
pour
quickly.
Paraffin
at
once.
Makes
about
11
six-ounce
jars.
Rent
your
looms
uy
putting
ar
d.
in
this
paper.
Hyde
Transfer
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
COAL
Wood
Furniture
Moving
and
Robert
Manscn.
They
expect
to
return
home
on
Monday.
Improving
Fishermen's
Floats
Word
has
been
received
in
the
city
of
the
appropriation
of
funds
for
the
carrying
out
of
dredging
work
and
breakwater
construction
in
improvement
of
'he
local
fishermen's
floats
just
sast
of
the
dry
dock.
The
projected
work,
mention
of
which
has
already
been
made
on
several
occasions
in
these
columns,
Is
expected
to
get
under
way
shortly.
?
was
disposed
of
to
the
McAfee
and
Sunbury
box
factory
at
Georgetown.
Now
there
1
about
150,000
feet
out
which,
when
more
has
Skipper.
Jack
ODonnell
of
Seat-1
been
added,
will
be
sent
to
the
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
VaJHV,
fcOUAlb,
I'D
TUST
LOvt
TO
SEE
THZ
DAILT
NTWS
Saturdiy
f
,
I
!
being
a
contract
tc
dltter
halt
a
HI
111
ton
teei
there
by
September
1.
Fourteen
men
are
employed
in
the
Shawatlans
Lake
operation
under
the
personal
direction
of
Reg
Oreen.
Hemlock
and
spruce
timber
is
being
taken
out.
The
Armour
Salnge
Co.
has
now
picked
up
a
considerable
quantity
'of
some
three
million
feet
of
logs
which
were
strewn
around
Hecate
fleets
are
expected
to
confer
in
Prince
Rupert
.early
in
siraiu
some
weeks
ago
when
two
jusi
rnone
jb
or
n
hu
in
tnw
The
American
fleets
to
be
much
favor
Of
on
Third
Avenue.
Our
Delicatessen
are
reported
m
of
company's
teg
J.
R.
former-
is
serviced
Students.
Attmict
tltV
tVifi
"nnrlinM
ltnllil
mnwl'nf
linn
titi
stm
TVttrl
vnftn
duttnAjl
t
n
a
T
I
tthe
whole
Question
of
control
measures
such
as
are
now
MarKan
Lawtmg
co.'s
camp
on
the
nnnnnA
tUr
tnA
Pno.llo
Ko
Quwn
Charlotte
Islands
for
the
Clll
cau
at
ai
the
me
Store
siore
Wfc
-".
FC1U
uwuci
",c
""
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va"al"""
..........
mainland
mainland
hrnk
hrnki.
by
Domestic
Science
cummg
unucx
wine
micu
tun
oit-
.
.
.
jy
pnnee
Aibert.
One
of
the
raits
regulation
as
is
now,
being
applied
the
Coiumbia
River
sail-driven
was
of
cedar
and
the
other
of
with
constituted
authority
to
the
;
flKhln-
boat
-Huckleberrv
Finn."
soruee.
The
nlvaieri
Umber
is
b-
which
has
been
undergoing
reno-
ing
delivered
to
the
Blllmor
saw-vation
here
for
the
past
two
weeks,
mill
at
Porpoise
Harbor,
expects
to
get
away
to
Alaska
by
i
the
end
of
this
week.
RenovaUoni
The
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
power
of
the
"Huckleberry
Finn"
was
tug
Salvage
Princes,
formerly
sta-
.'comnleted
vesterdav
when
the
Uoned
here,
is
now
at
Port
Albernl
thC.vcc
trait
rpflnatAd
from
tho
an
thp
Wmt
rVvut
nf
Vinmiinr
Ward
Ways.
Mr.
ODonnell
is
ac-
Island
engaged
in
log
towing.
in
Prince
Rupert
from
the
North
COmpanled
by
his
wife
and
lsiana
ironing
nesday
of
this
Sam
Capt.
Frank
Tyler,
one
time
skipper
grounds
on
Wed-1
ciemens,"
tneir
sprtnger
spaniel,
ot
the
Salvage
Princess,
is
now
in
wek
with
80,000
The
"Huckleberry
Finn"
replaces
command,
of
the
ompanys
boat
pounds
of
springs
and
cohoes,
one
of
the
largest
single
loads
of
troll-caught
salmon
to
be
landed
in
a
long
time
by
an
Individual
boat
at
Prince
Rupert.
Th
load
was
dls-J
posed
of
to
the
Canadian
Fish
it
'Cold
Storage
Co.
at
8c
for
first
,
class
springs
and
6c
for
cohoes
and
!
small
springs.
'
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
I
Prince
Rupert
for
he
1935
season
up
to
and
Including
yesterday
totalled
6259,650
pounds
of
which
;
2,899,150
pounds
was
from
Cana
dtan
boats
and
3,360,000
pounds
from
American.
Landings
for
the
(week
ending
yesterday
amounted
to
344300
pounds
including
184.000
pounds
from
Canadian
and.
160,500
GOOSEBERRY
CHARM
PUndS,
f,0m
eric,
eSffk
"Prices
for
Canadian
fish
during
The
poor
old
gooseberry
hasfthe
ueek
ranged
frQm
a
w
Qf
started
to
come,
uuo
us
own
on,.-,
.
.
fruit'
shelves.
The
cupboard
days.500
to
5c
straight
received
wnen
aumpimgs.
Mr
c
,;by
tne
Annabel
ror
2,ooo
pounds,
chief
oiltlets
are
over
since,
the
VnP
AmeHr
tuu
the
gasboat
"Pa.-nassus,"
with
Helac
II6ut
of
Vancouver.
which
Mr.
0Donneil
started
out!
-"
from
Seattle
but
which
came
to,
Purchases
Summer
Cottage
grief
in
an
explosion
at
Alert
Bay
Capt
Paul
Armour
has
purchased
on
the
way
up
the
coast.
the
summer
cottage
pf
A.
T.
Parkin
The
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
der-
at
the
Salt
Lake.
It
has
been
re-rick
scow,
which
sank
recently
at
shingled
end
two
porches
added.
Zayas
Island
as
salvage
work
from
Mrs.
Armour
and
daughter,
June,
the
wrecked
American
freighter
will
be
moving
in
next
week
for
Denall
was
being
completed,
was
the
season,
on
the
pontoons
at
the
local
dry;
-
dock
the
latter
part
of
this
week
for
repairs.
Work
on
the
scow
is
being
continued.
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt.
Ernest
Geergeson.
arrived
in
port
at
4:45
this
morning
from
the
j
south
and
sailed
an
hour
or
so
Clipper
on
Pontoons
later
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
The
halibut
boat
Clipper
II,
and
waypoints.
The
vessel
had
Capt
All
Jacobser.
was
on
the
completed
her
cells
at
Skeena
pontoons
at
the
dry
dock
during
River
cannery
points
last
evening
the
week
for
cleanlr
g
and
painting,
before
comrig
In
here.
Skipper
Hubert
Ward
and
J.
0.
t
Williamson
are
expected
back
in
!
Skipper
M.
M.
Stephens
had
his
port
about
next
Monday
after
a
10-1
power
cruber
Vera
S.
Frye
out
on
day
trip
to
Griffin
Pass
near
Mil-
the
cradle
at
the
Prince
Rupert
bank
Sound
aboard
Mr.
Ward's
Rowing
&
Yacht
dub
the
latter
power
boat
Bonanza.
Mr.
Ward
has;
part
of
this
week
far
painting
and
Deen
paying
a
visn
u
a
mining
hull
repairs.
property
wnich
he
owns
there.
"C.
P.
R.
steamei1
Princess
Ade-
The
power
vessel
Ketones,
be
longing
to
the
Nanalmo
biological
laide.
Capt.
Anderson,
arrived
in
.station
and
orjerated
from
Mr-din
port
at
6:30
last
night
from
the
,
ton
Bay
in
Massett
Inlet
in
connec-wuth
and
sailed
at
10
p.m.
on
herluon
with
salmon
propogation
work,
return
to
Vancouver
and
way-1
has
been
in
nort
durinir
th
wm1t
points.
The
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
power
having
a
new
stern
put
in
at
the
dry
dock.
David
Crocker,
engineer
from
McClinton
Bay,
has
been,
here
tug
Pachena
was
on
the
Ward
i
with
the
vessel.
Finishing
touches
Ways
Thursday
afternoon
for
exa-.are
now
being
put
on
the
Job
and
minatlon
of
her
stem.
She
had
the
vessel
will
be
returnlnc
to
the
developed
a
thump
which
was
.Islands
in
a
few
deys
speedily
rectified
alter
she
had
been
taken
out
of
the
water.
The
Pair
of
Jacks,
Relief,
Sea
Maid,
Oslo
and
Nornen
were
local
Paul
Armour
and
Reg
Green,
halibut
boats
leaving
today
for
logging
for
the
pasf.
few
months
at
the
fishing
grounds.
The
Melville
Shawatlans
Lake,
have
now
fallen
Domino
II,
North
Forland.
Cape
about
a
million
feet
of
timber,
half
Race
and
P.
Doreen
will
leave
to-
a-million
feet
of
which
has
been
imorrow.
taken
out.
Recently
270.000
feet
Returning
south
ifter
a
regular
voyage
to
Alaska
with
a
larRe
group
of
round
trip
tourists
on
board.
C.
P.
R.
samer
Princess
is
tie.
with
his
traveling
bookstore,
j
Pacific
Mills
at
Ocean
Falls,
there
due
in
port
at
3:45
this
afternoon
from
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
points
and
wtl
Isail
at
5:30
pm.
for
Vancouver.
Salmon
Fishing
An
average
of
about
forty
fish
per
boat
Is
reported
for
the
Skeena
River
gillnet
salmon
fishing
during
the
past
two
or
three
day,
this
being
an
improvement
over
the
first
of
the
week.
Naas
River
boats
are
averaging
about
twenty-five
fish.
A
good
run
continues
at
Rivers
Inlet
where
the
average
it
about
100
fish
per
boat
No
date
has
yet
been
,
set
for
the
closing
of
fishing
with
sockeye
nets.
It
is
a
little
early
yet
1
for
seine
fish
to
make
an
Paying
its
first
visit
to
this
port,
the
Boeing
flying
boat
f
the
Pioneer
Airways
of
Ocean
Falls,
in
charge
of
Pilot
W
L.
MeCiuskey.
veteran
northern
commercial
flier,
arrived
here
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
from
Oca
Fails
with
party
of
passengers
headed
by
Bert
Phillip.
The
ahip
hat
been
operating
for
the
past
few
month
in
commercial
air
seivfee
along
the
coast,
its
baae
having
been
moved
J
recently
from
Ocean
Fafti
to
Powell
River.
Royalty
Weary
But
Satisfied
Swedish
Houe
Itfrrs
For
Sum
mer
With
Chrers
of
People
Kinging
True
STOCKHOLM.
July
27:
CP-
One
of
the
hard-working
royal
families
in
the
worH
has
retreated
to
summer
pauvcer,
wearied
by
a
strenuous
season
of
featlvtties
and
ceremonies,
but
no!
without
a
cer
tain
amount
of
mectal
satisfaction
For
members
of
the
Swedish
royal
house,
from
top
to
bottom,
have
had
convindnc
proof
that
Socialist
Sweden
has
no
apparent
deaire
as
yet
to
do
awa
with
Kings
and
Queen.
At
the
wedding
of
Princess
In-
grid
and
Crown
Prince
Frederik
the
largest
street
crowds
ever
to
assemble
in
Stockholm
roared
their
approval
of
a
royal
family.
Husky
Socialist
workmen
stood
on
stepladders.
climbed
trees
and
struggled
for
a
chance
to
look
at
royalty.
alonR
with
ded-ln-the-wool
Royalists.
Sweden,
with
a
so
cialist
ticket
in
one
hand,
used
the
other
to
wave
a
handkerchief
at
a
Princess
who
married
a
Prince.
W.
H.
Manuel.
O.N.R.
travelling
auditor,
will
sal:
on
the
Catala'
tomorrow
night
for
a
brief
trip
to
j
Anyox
on
official
harness
HSHAP
OVVDER
IW
.W
"ASM
(ASM
CANMOI
KSJUOS,
A
Date
of
Greater
Importance
.
('M
SOfcl
Picnic
Party
At
Salt
Lake
For
Gyro
Official
In
connection
with
the
visit
to
the
city
of
A.
H
Williams
of
Cat
gary.
International
vice-president
of
the
Oyro
Club,
a
picnic
outln?
was
enjoyed
last
evening
at
the
Salt
Lake
where,
after
a
swim,
the
members
of
the
service
club
and
their
wives
wvre
entertained
at
the
summer
cottage
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills.
About
twenty
In
all
were
in
attendance,
transportation
being
provided
hi
the
boaU
of
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
and
C.
E
Starr.
Today
Mr.
Williams
had
luncheon
with
the
executive
of
the
local
club
and
this
aftersoon
will
leave
by
the
Princess
Charlotte
on
his
return
south.
Dance
Last
Night
In
Moose
Hall
Is
Enjoyable
Affair
An
Ultimatum
I'M
TIRED
OP
g&&sr
"
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i
&
W
I'VE
KIAMED
"WE
wRA
WW
ftI"EtW
tAY-AMD
its
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mm
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DHPEMDS
Or4
YOU-
ONB
OP
"THESH
PAP
BBS
S
A
MARD.IASB
LlCEMScr
-"THE
OTVtete
s
a
courrr
summons
take
rOuia
CHOICE"
About
200
person'
were
in
atten
dance
at
an
enJoy-.le
dance
held
last
night
in
the
Moose
Hall
Da
nr.
was
in
progrerr
from
10
pjn
tup
Tn"
i
nr,
riitui
-
Willi
D
1
1
TV
'At
8
18
On
.-
"JOLLY
LITTLI'
IJ
VtS
until
2
am
Muiu
wu
Balagno's
Orrhestr.
B.
wa
master
of
cer.
t,
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preidv!
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PLUS
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GREY'S
"WEST
OF
C.CJ.
BICYCLES
The
well
known
trade
mark
of
the
Canada
(
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Motor
lo.
is
a
guarantee
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satialaction
and
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There
is
a
C.
C.
AI.
model
bicycle
made
pp:ciall:.
f
your
own
particular
requirement.
C.
C.
M.
Bicycles
$32.00
lo.
1100
Dunlop
Tires
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Dunlop
Tubes
...
HOc
IMcycIc
Iamps
to
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Horns
$1.25
Tire
Itcpair
Outfits
25c
Call
and
Fee
the
various
model
bicycle.
A.k
f
1
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catalog
showing
models
and
price,
with
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Guarantee
arid
special
features,
;
Haiy
terms
may
be
arranged
on
all
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