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NEW
1936
Tennis
Rackets
Just
in
Stock
See
the
World's
Fastest
and
Finest
Rackets
BENTLEYS
and
SPALDINGS
Come
in
now
and
pick
jour's
out
Prices
From
$2.50
to
$23.00
Kaien
Hardware
RACKETS
REPAIRED
TRAPPERS
AND
DEALERS
50,000
MUSKRATS
5,000
REAVER
Wanted
at
once
for
immediate
delivery.
HIOHEST
PRICES
PAID
Also
all
your
other
FURS
at
full
market
value.
Ship
at
once
and
convince
yourselves.
J.
CLONES
Buyer
and
Exporter
PRINCE
GEOKfiE.
B.C.
Manure
For
Sale
$L50
a
Big
Load
Phone
Red
608
Dominion
Dairy
Ask
For
GOLD
SEAL
SALMON
Fancy
Red
Sockcye
Look
for
the
WHITE
LABEL
with
the
GOLD
"SEAL
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
Hyde
Transfei
Coal
Wood
Cartage
Storage
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avon
tie
DANCING
DISPLAY
Mrs.
Watt's
Classes
Give
Fine
Interpretations
of
Scotch
And
Irish
Juvenile
Art
A
fine
display
of
Scottish
dances
took
place
last
night
in
the
Odd-
fellows'
Hall
concluding
with
one
Irish
dance
in
costume.
Mrs.
James
Watt,
who
had
been
training
the
children
all
winter,
was
in
charge
and
very
great
credit
is
due
her
for
the
excellent
manner
In
which
she
has
again
carried
out
a
work
which
Is
of
great
benefit
to
the
children
of
the
community.
Music
for
the
dances
was
provided
by
James
Watt,
James
Bremner
and
James
Lee.
James
Haddon
and
Miss
Joan
Barber
helped
generally
and
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
served
Ice
cream
to
the
children
at
the
close.
Over
half
a
hundred
children
took
part,
the
smaller
girls
giving
;
Interpretations
of
the
country
j
dances
and
round
dances,
tiny
tots
down
to
four
and
half
wwa.
w
ww
UI1U
a
a
tttlil
years
JCC49
followpri
annthpr
uifrVi
mm.,ii,i
ber
that
failed
to
please
or
that
showed
any
but
the
most
painstaking
training.
For
some
of
the
kiddles
It
was
their
first
appearance
In
public
while
others
had
taken
part
in
similar
displays
on
previous
occasions.
Children
varied
in
ages
from
four
and
a
half
to
Rudderham,
Bea
Ritchie.
Norma
Smilre.
Joan
Snnlrp
TVirnthu
Smith
1
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-
,
-
-
1
.
U
.
J
u.t'.fa..,
urp
wn
in
th
ohormlnir
clmnld
Jean
Smith.
Mnranrpt
Slmnnrlcrm
WVV.I
...
V.,U,lll,,lg
tflUlll(
"
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rt
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u
.
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.
.
(
manoeuvres,
keeping
time
together
Marjory
Shrubsall.
Eileen
Shrub-wlth
wonderful
precision,
consider
salJ-
vArin
Stevens,
Margaret
Suth-Ing
their
ages.
The
older
girls
did
crland.'Jean
Thompson,
Ruth
Wal-
I
,
.
.
.
.
tti.,
:
i
r-.
I
a
numoer
01
me
square
aances.ln-
luu
uu.
uu"g.
eluding
the
quadrilles.
The
High-
1
land
fling
and
sword
dances
proved
'
STORK
TRIUMPHANT
'
very
popular.
The
Scottish
kilts
I
were
much
In
evidence
esneclallv
iri
,
CHARLOTTETOW
.
Anril
ift-
I
;
.
i
these
alert
rlnnrps
l
(CP!
The
sfnrlr
was
mnrn
Mmr
I
At
thA
rlncn
n
littln
vnrlAKi
...n..
t.WipP
hllCV
ac
tYin
nrtm
rnmr
fourtppn
iouneen
vpire
tv,,.
,
4
years.
Those
taking
part
Floating
Breakwaters.
Prince
Rupert.
I
Jean
Avres
Elrannr
PhrKor
"oon
(,la3"S,t
wvlnx).
Thursday,
May
HeilV
Barhpr.
Tirrnlno
r.u
.
m.,
i
Alice
Barbe,
Mary
Baker
Pesey
t"1'
8kecna
District,
b.c.
'
.
.
I
i
Barclay
Bare
ay.
nnrn
uoreen
nr,j
Croxford,
.T.
,
Pla6.
form
oi
contract
id
epecifi-
Norma
ouiou
can
be
w
nd
forms
ot
tider
I
ourne.
Agnes
Collins.
Joan
Crox-
"btalned
at
the
cttice
of
the
Chief
En-I
ford.
Dornthv
!
a
Inter,
Department
of
Public
Work.
Dolreen
JpannkT
ma',e
1
-
the
office.,
of
the
District
uoireen.
Jeannie
n.
Dolreen,
Helen
Engineer,
Pcct
Office
Bidg,
New
wet-Docdor,
Bernlce
Eastwood.
Mnllv
mlnator
B.C.:
Victoria
Builders
Ex-
Frew,
Eileen
Feasbv
Thpl
n.
change.
Ltd..
1712
Dauglas
Street,
VIc-
red&oy,
Isabel
Gay,
tcrla,
B.C.;
The
Building
&
Construe.'
AtniuLitti
cAt11a.11.ge,
j'l
.west
Street.
Vancouver.
B.C.;
also
at
the
i
mi
uitice
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
j
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unless
nude
on
printed
forms
supplied
by
the
;
D
j-:ttnvent
and
In
accordance
with
1
e-n
dltlons
set
forth
therein
1
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
by
:
a
oortllled
cheaue
-cm
a
ekrtrrf
hv
T.,.VII.'lru.
fill,
Ik,,.'....
v.
.
.in
fit
n.,..
r.
...
U1
-
.
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l
.
.
u.
j
,
.in
'.r.iiji.i.
jduic
aj
uk
oraer
01
tne
CEALED
TENDERS
addressed
to
the;
un-
Honourable
the
Minister
of
Public
derslgned
and
endorsed
'Tender
lor
W'n.
eqml
to
10
per
cent
of
the
Drtdzlrur.
Prince
Runert
n
n".
oriti
ho
mrunt
c-f
the
tender.
received
until
li
oVIMk
ikhhi
(daylight
1he
Dominion
of
Canada
or
of
the
injiiiir;,
inursda.v,
nay
,,
iysii.
-iiiurai
national
Kali
way
Company
and
Tenders
will
net
be
considered
unless
owwWoent
companies,
uncondltlon-made
on
the
forms
sucolted
bv
th
rv.
BlIy
qn.r9ned
as
to
orlnelrval
.nf
n.
partment
and
ln
accordance
with
the
trrest
hv
h
Dcmlnlon
of
Canada,
or
raidlllons
set
forth
therein.
Tn"
worcmentlonod
bends
and
a
certl-
Camblned
specification
and
form
of
rled
heque
If
required
to
make
up
ah
tender
can
be
obtained
on
Ainml
t
ml
A
nn
to
the
undersigned,
also
at
the
office
of
-
Not
The
Department
will
supply
nie
utfaricx
engineer,
rost
Office
Bldg..
K"rir
ana
tnpecilicatlon
of
the
work
Nrw
Westminster.
B.C.
drvlt
-f
nnn
of
10
00
In
the
form
Tenders
mug.
Include
the
towing
of
of
a
certified
bank
cheque
pevable
to
the
iplanit
to
and
from
the
work.
tb"
rrri
of
the
Minister
nt
Public
The
dredges
and
other
plant
which
w,rk8-
Ttvs
deficsit
wlU
be
released
on
are
Intended
to
be
employed
on
this
rXn
orf
the
blue
print
and
upeclfl-work
shall
have
.been
duly
registered
ln
'lo7
wythn
a
memth
from
the
date
of
Canada
on
or
"befrY
ihn
tMrtv.ru.,
rvrrtt
im
r-,f
tTFir
if
...
.
of
December.
1929,
or
shall
have
been
wMhln
W
period
the
drpoelt
will
be
ocmrtaucted
and
rcgUtered
ln
Canada
for'eltJ-
sance
the
said
date.
j
By
Tdrr,
,
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
by
J-
M.
SOMERVILLE.
a
eerUfled
cheque
on
a
chartered
bank
Secretary
in
Canada,
mrwie
nanhu
in
v..
Department
ot
JnhH.
,
of
the
Honourable
the
Minister
of
Public
OtUwa,
April
7,
1936.
'
fr
CqU1
to
5
vn
ceDt
of
amount
V""
irr,
ur
ooarer
uorxlts
of
the
Dcmlnilon
of
Canada
or
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Company
and
Its
con-etttuent
Companies
unconditionally
guarranteed
as
to
princftpal
and
Interest
by
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
or
the
aforementioned
bonds
and
a
certified
cheque
if
reoulred
amount
In
tvo
case
nhaii
the
seourtty
deposit
be
lens
than
1500.00.
By
order.
J.
M.
SOMERVILLE.
8ecrotar5r'
Department
of
Public
Works,
Ottawa,
April
7,
1936.
GO
PHONE
60
Kaien
Transfer
We
handle
the
Finest
Grades
of
Coal
and
Wood,
at
market
prices.
Bone
Dry
Kindling
always
in
stock.
We
also
operate
1
1
60
60
Messenger
Messenger
Service
Service
"TIME
THE
TOILER"
NNELL.StUCE
MISSED
MV
-
-
1
"nuo
QccM
Settims
Mail,
at
Lock
Qoye.
I'll
U
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i
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.....
ii-w
icj
vvjkiie:
HIM
AMOTHET2
l-C
1
trc.
AMD
f-
HE
gets
t
r-r-aKfflSi-Td
-ST
DAILT
NEWS
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Halibut
Landings
Lighter
and
Prices
Better
Melville
Sells
Catch
at
Butcdale
Cardcna
.
Very
Late
This
Trip
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1936
spnsnn
nn
tn
nnrl
inrlnrlinir
vpctorflair
Viorl
vnaMiorl
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y
ilV4
I
I.
V.
.
I
1
I.
totarof
1,216,400
pounds
as
compared
with
341,000
pounds
at
a
corresponding
date
last
year
and
2,878,765
pounds
in
the
vear
1034.
The
landinn-s
sn
fnr
this
vo-n-
onmnn'sp
7fl5
300
pounds
from
Canadian
vessels
and
.
511,100
pounds
.
-
a
(
n
i
i
i
Patsy
Guvan.
Bernlce
Horton.
Dorothy
Halde,
Gwen
Hogan,
Ella
Krause,
Jean
Krause,
Tommy
Krause,
Dorothy
Kergln,
Dorothy
Lambe,
Lilly
Luth,
Jean
MacAfee,
Colleen
Montelth,
Berna
Monteith,
Sheila
McCrca,
Marie
Mlchaloff,
Yvonne
Marin,
Dorothy
Peachy,
Harriet
Phllllpson,
Jackie
Patmore,
Maureen
Patmore,
Betty
Pullen,
Peggy
Pullen,
Donalda
Rix,
Bea
irum
American.
During
me
pasi
week
landings.
amounted
to
241,000
pounds
of
which
138,500
pounds
was
from
Canadian
boats
and
102,-500
pounds
from
American.
With
landings
lighter,
prices
during
the'
week
were
somewhat
better
than
the
week
preceding.
The
top
bid
of
the
week
for
Canadian
fish
was'
8.5c
and
Cc
received
by
the
Edward
Lipiclt
and
Ingrid
H.
for
catches
of
11,000
and
9,500
pounds
respec-,
tively
while
the
low
Canadian
price
was
6c
and
5c
which
the
Jes-!
sle
Island
II
was
paid
for
6.000
pounds.
For
American
fish
the
high
price
of
the
week
was
9.9c
and
7c
received
by
the
Emma
for
11.C00
DOUllds
and
the
low
7n.
sinrl
1
5c
paid
the
Midway
for
14,500
.pounds.
provided
by
eight
girls
In
costtfme
,n
Prince
Edward
Island
last
yea:
!Pscd
of
n's
last
catch
to
the
(dancing
the
Irish
lis.
a
number
tne
reports
of
the
department
oi
Canadian.
Fishing
Co.
at
Butedale.
which
proved
to
be
the
most
popu-
health
tabled
in
the
provincial
'
null
I
vlliUI
order.
There
was
not
a
single
num-
ln
tne
Dallv
News-
Capt.
John
Ivarson
arrived
In
port
overnight
with
his
halibut
boat
Melville
after
having
dls
T
.
.
1
1.
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Inn
.lotii
ehn...n
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...
a
in
I
III
1
1
1
M
V
insr
.iniin
c
rpfontltr
ai
uu
uiy
wiiuio
program.
ivioioiuic
jhuws,
111,1
u
were
i
.w.wj
During
the
two
hours
and
a
half
000
births
and
994
deaths.
'
from
the'
Western
Banks
with
1.300
the
display
was
in
progress
there
quintals
of
fish
from
a
single
bait-was
not
a
dull
moment.
One'event
Reach
the
most
people
In
city
inS-
tne
banker
Palltana
estab-
and
district
with
an
advertisement
,lsnea
a
record
lor
Newfoundland
i
ii
.
-
i
fishermen.
f.cKnrm
am
T
niL
.
a
t
In
other
vpars.
rafyhrs
Jof
a
little
more
than
1,000
quintals
'
!
were
reported.
Palltana
Is
owned
!by
Perry
Petite
and
Sons,
Fortune
i
Bay,
Nlld.
No
boats
being
In
with
catches.'
.there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
oealed
tenders
addressed
to
the
un-
lcal
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
derslgncd.
oersignco.
and
and
endorsed
endorsed
"Tender
"Tender
for
fori
I
.
Weather
appears
to
be
reason
ably
promising
for
the
postponed
model
yacht
race
tomorrow
afternoon
for
the
ss.
Prince
George's
Cup.
The
time
set
for
the
race
is
2
o
clock
and
competitors
will
assemble
prior
to.
that
time
at
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
floats
for
final
Instructions.
Running
almost
a
day
late
I
to
having
had
heavy
freights
for
cannery
points
along
the
coast,
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.'
J.
E.
Boden,
is
due
in
port
at
3:15
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
soon
thereafter
on
her
rptnm
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
We
sell
circulation.
We
have
It.
!
For
Your
Outing
Get
Your
Requirements
From
Us
Delicatessen
Foods
Dairy
Products
!
Chocolate
Hars
j
Soft
Drinks
j
Fresh
Fruits
Tohaccos
Our
stock
is
fresh
and
select,
at
low
prices
MUSSALLEM'S
CONFECTIONERY
319
Third
Avenue
I
"'
"
BOWLING
BANQUET
Season's
Prizes
Awarded
at
Enjoyable
Dinner
Gathering:
in
Knox
Hotel
Last
Night
With
President
Bert
Morgan
in
the
chair
and
about
fifty
enthusiasts
of
the
alley
sport
in
attendance,
the
annual
banquet
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
League
was
held
last
night
In
the
Knox
HoteL
The
principal
feature
of
the
eve
ning's
proceedings
"was
the
presentation
to
the
winning
teams
and
individuals
of
the
cash
prizes
for
the
season's
league
honors.
There
was
also
an
impromptu
program
and
speeches
and
music
and
the
proceedings
went
off
very
en-Joyably.
The
presentations
of
league
awards
were
as
follows:
Ten
Pin
League
League
championship
Grotto,
received
by
Stan
Morin.
Runners-up
Elks,
received
by
Walter
Johnson.
Highest
aggregate
for
three
games,
Grotto.
Highest
total
for
a.
single
game,
Grotto.
Highest
individual
average
for
season,
Eddie
Smith."
Second
highest
individual
aver
age
for
season,
Nels
Gunderson.
Highest,
aggregate
for
three
games,
Nels
Gunderson.
Highest
total
for
a
single
game,
Nels
Gunderson.
Five
Pii
League
League
championship
Five
Jok-
A
Sense
of
Humor
HELLO,
TILLlE,
I'LL
BET
XOU'&eT
VlRtTlue
A
LETTER
TO
VOUR.
ROM
AMT
t
C
I
COM
En
r
Jl
I
ZPfT
SIMCE
YOU12E
SO
srfrpZS
I
"SKART
VOU
CAM
Sh
e
s
ers,
received
by
Fred
Dlngwell.
Ri(nners-up
Pioneer
Laundry,
received
by
Fred
Wesch.
Highest
individual
average,
James
Andrews.
Second
highest
average,
William
Schrlaberg.
Highest
aggregate
for
three
games,
William
Schrlaberg.
Highest
total
for
a
single
game,
Eddie
Smith.
The
season
for
the
Commercial
and
Ladles'
Leagues
having
not
yet
been
completed,
the
presentations
in
these
divisions
will
take
place
later.
Speakers
of
the
evening,
in
addition
to
the,
president,
were
Fred
Wesch,
vice-president
of
the
league;
Eddie
Smith,
secretary;
Jimmy
Clccone,
Jack
Hartley
(ss
Prince
George).
Gillls
Royer,
Joe
Scott,
William
McCallum,
LM.
Asemlssen,
A.
Donald
and
W.
A.
McLean.
The
program
included
comic
songs
by
D.
A.
MacPhce,
vocal
solos
by
J.
A.
Teng
and
mouth
organ
solos
by
Harry
Astori
and
L-n
Raabe.
Norman
Davidson
was
piano
accompanist
for
the
evening.
WHITE
PLAGUE
BEATEN
CHARLOTTETOWN,
April
18.
(CP)
The
toll
of
tuberculosis
in
Prince
Edward
Island
droDDed
25
i
percent
last
year
comDared
with
j
1934,
the
department
of
health
reported
to
the
provincial
leglS-llature.
The
death
rate
from
that
disease
last
year
was
71.9
per
100.000
population,
the
lowest
in
a
decade.
The
Dally
News
has
an
audited
:lrculatlon.
Play
safel
listening
to
CRISPNESS
Listening,
yes,
but
not
for
long.
While
those
crunchy
Rice
Krispies
are
still
crackling
in
milk,
or
cream,
this
little
girl
is
going
to
get
busy
with
her
spoon
and
eat
every
one
of
those
toasted
rice
bubbles
"all
up."
It's
a
great
treat
to
eat
a
big
bowl
of
Kellogg's
Rice
Krispies.
And
with
them,
you
get
the
wholesome
goodness
of
milL
Extra
delicious
with
fruits
or
honey
added.
Nourishing,
and
easy
to
digest.
Ideal
for
the
nursery
supper
or
bedtime
snack
be
cause
they
promote
sound
sleep.
At
grocers
everywhere
in
the
Mother
Goose
story
pack
age.
The
WAXTITE
bag
inside
the
package
keeris
Rlei
"Krispies
oven-fresh.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London.
Ontario.
Quality
guaranteed.
RICE
KRISPIES
cracWcs
in
cream
I
Saturday,
Apm
1Si
LAST
TIMES
TONir.nr
Last
Complete
Show
at
9:o0
M
A
K
WEST
"KLONDIKE
ANNIE"
With
Victor
McLaglen
At
7:40
St
0
4Q
This
picture
Will
neither
be
understood
nor
acDre
dated
by
children,
and
therefore
is
not
recommen-ded
for
their
enteniun.
ment.
News
-
Scenic
-
Comedy
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