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357
(Estab.
1908)
SEASONABLE
FALL
FQOTWEAR
LADIES
See
our
fine
new
assortment
of
BROGUES
and
WALKING
SHOES.
To
avoid
damp
feet
buy
HARTT,
PERTH,
ONYX
made
Footwear
whose
values
are
always
evident.
Anglican
Women
Plan
Convention
Delegate
From
All
Parts
Of
Canada
to
Gather
in
Victoria
VICTORIA,
Sept.
17:
(CP)
Annual
meeting
of
the
Anglican
Wo-
THIRD
AVENUE
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
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DAILY.
EDITION
Thursday,
Sept.
17,
1936
-
SOCIAL
CREDIT
DIVIDEND
The
promised
social
credit
dividend
in
Alberta
is
not
to
be
as
large
as
was
at
first
suggested.
Instead
of
being
$25
a
month
it
is
now
suggested
it
may
be"
as
low
as
$5
'a
month,
one
fifth
of
the
original
promise
on
which
the
election
was
won.
This
is
not
any
higher
than
relief
payments
which
had
been
paid
in
real
money
without
the
aid
of
credit
certificates.
Possibly
it
will
be
found
before
the
schemo.
is
in
operation
that
the
plan
is
not
so
very
wild
after
all.
.
LOCAL
FISHERMEN'S
CASE
Yesterday
we
published
an
article
by
Dr.
W.
F.
Thompson,
head
of
the
scientific
staff
of
the
international
Fisheries
Commission,
in
which
he
defends
the
aoti
nn
rif
the
commission
in
its
efforts
to
conserve
the
halibut.
While
recognizing
the
splendid
work
the
commission
has
done
already
in
helping
to
keep
the
banks
productive,
we
suggest
that
there
is
cause
for
dissatisfaction
on
the
part
of
the
local
halibut
fishermen.
It
was
never
the
intention
of
the
framers
of
the
treaty
that
arty
injustice
should
be
worked
against
any
particular
group
of
fishermen
and
it
must
be
acknowledged
that
the
treaty
has
worked
out
badly
for
the
fishermen
with
the
small
boats,
and
the
Canadian
fleet
is
essentially
a
fleet
of
small
boats.
We
do
not
think
the
Canadian
fishermen
want
to
throw
over
the
commission
or
anvthinrr
that
dm
stir,
hut
tw
An
think
that
the
commission
Should
be
able
to
so
revise
its
system
as
to
make
the
restrictions
apply
equitably
to
all
parties
concerned.
The
article
by
Dr.
Thompson
did
not
seem
to
meet
this
problem.
If
he
is
able
to
do
such
excellent
scientific
work
in
tracing
the
lifp
Viist00
nf
th
fish
he
might
also.aimlv
his
scientific
mind
tn
pvnluinrr
n
scheme
of
conservaton
which
might
work
out
more
equitably
than
does
the
one
now
in
force.
We
may
mention
here
that
thp.
whpmp
nf
rV.n
fm,.,!
lay-over
has
worked
badlv
for
the
but
there
has,
so
far
as
we
know,
been
no
protest
against
it
by
Prince
Rupert
merchants.
It
was
not
intended
that
the
commission
WoMld
protect
the
merchants
of
any
place
but
when
it
comes
to
the
fishermen
who
make
a
living,
nnri
n
iinm
nna
of
a
i
i
y.
rv,v.,
v
uirti,
aiuiu
AiMnny,
uieir
interests
nave
to
be
considered
if
the
work
of
the
commission
is
to
continue
to
be
effective.
Enforcement
of
the
regulations
depends
to
a
large
extent
on
the
fishermen
themselves
and
if
it
is
felt
that
the
regulations
are
unjust
the
commission
hatd
better
disband.
-
On
a
tour
of
the
United
States,
Sir
Yeshuarjt
Holkar
and
Lady
Holkar
(left)
are
pictured
above.
At
right
is
Lady
llolkar's
French
maid,
Mile.
Almeda,
Sir
Yeshuant
Is
the
son,
by
a
former,
marriage,
of
the
Ex-Maharajah
of
Indore,
who
caused
an
international
furore
when
he
married
Nancy
Ann
Miller,
an"Ameflc$h
girl
of
Seattle,
Wash.
Sir
Yeshuant
is
raler
of
more
than
a
million
people
In
India.
Helen
Valentine
of
This
City
Writes
Best
Letter
in
Entire
Province
on
Tour
Attractions
Last
spring
a
prize
of
$10
was
offered
by
the
Bureau
of
.
Provincial
Information
in
Victoria
for
the
best
letter
on
British
Columbia
as
a
tourist
attraction,
the
competition
being,
open
to
all
schools
in
the
province.
Dr.
E.
E.
Lucas,
'
principal
oi
rung
rAiwaru
nign
ocnuoi,
naa
jveceiveu
yvoru
that
Miss
Helen
Valentine
of
this
high
school
has
been
awarded
the
prize.
Her
letter
wa:
selected
as
the
best
entry
from
pu
plls
in
Grades
9
and
10.
It
was
as
follows:
Dear
Marcelle:
Doesn't
the
thought
of
a
vacation
entice
you
spechlly
a
vacation
amid
snow-capped
mountains,
verdant
valleys,
and
cool
sea
shores?
Such
a
paradise
is
Canada's
western
province,
British
Columbia.
The
largest
city,
Vancouver,
has
particular
appeal
this
summer;
since
it
celebrates
its
Golden
Ju
bilee
with
fun
and
frolic.
Historic
scenes
will
be
re-enacted.
Indian
man's
Auxiliary
in
Canada
dloeesan
ior
'ac.Myity.
attend,
ley,
and
that
hl$ioxte
town,
Prrnce
George,
the
train
winds
among
.najestic
peak?,
till,
near
the
east
Arrow
and
Kootenay
Lakes,
In
the
midst;
of
green-clad
mountains,
some
with
glaciers
clinging
to
their
....
i.
.
.
i
n
n
mn
a
non
ntnnnt
i
n
t
i
ir
4A
Bay
fascinates
tourists
quaint
totem
poles.
with
its
Probably
the
world's
most
enchanting
sea
vcyajje
Is
along
Dri-
It.
Drltfsh
Columbia
awaits
you!
Yours
slncprely,
HELEN
VALENTINE.
MsJi
Columbia'.;
mainland
coast.
Sunshine
and
rait
a!r
exh'":;ftf2
i
1.1
the
traveller,
as
the
boat
glides
flOlind
1116
W
Orld
11
among
a
maze
of
islands,
and
past,
'
'
"
'
long
narrow-Inlets-,
where
forested!
tin
NiiotrkattiA
slopes
dip
to
the
water's
edge.
MttWUWnca
After
two
days,
onff
enters
the,
,
spacious
harbor
of
Prince
Rupert,
"
where
sunsets
are
superb,
and
gar-j
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
17:
(CP)
dens
are
marvellous.
Here
you
mayiWhen
Mrs.
Alfred
Watt
left
Eng-lnspect
that
world
famous
Fish
1
land
In'
May
on
a
Journey
around
Cold
Storage,
also
totems
from
the
i
the
world
she
thought
of
It
in
'Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
'terms
of
strawberries.
These
islands,
one
hundred
miles
!
She
secured
fresh
berries
In
west;
of
Prince
Rupert,
have,
on
Washington,
D.C.,
In
June,
at
Coi-their
north
shores,
miles
of
sandy
llngwoad,
Ont.,
in
July
and
at
I
boards
will
be
held
at
Victoria
Oc-L
?ie
rallway
from
Prince
Rupert
thPr
i7
fn
i
!
followS
the
turbulent
Skeena
River.
Thursday,
geptmber
17
PAQB
TWO
UAiiii
nr-no
v:
Maharajah
of
Indore
Visting
U.
S.
Man
in
the
Moon
r
Where
Most
People
Trade
f
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LT
iye
would
pU.i.A
WMfcV1
Eur"
'
.
oic
with
tins
po-aUiUy
a
rcali
r,
1
war
in
Uhj
offing
Phaps
not!
(
Columbia's
second
crop
was
picked.f
When
she
arrives
In
New
Zealand
In
October
It
will
be
spring
"down'i
V
,.r7
--
---
Ninety-six
miles
inland
are
the
.under"
and
strawberry
time.
Bates
of
28
boards
are
exnep.ri
tn
v....
,
.
.........
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
They
"c
.
.
-
apruiKs
ai
Deautnui
LaKCise
win
oe
served
on
Christmas
Dav
in
Lake.
Bulklev
......j
Gate,
v....,'
.-v.it.vu
formed
bv1
uy
i.v.un
Australia
uuu
&ml
aiiu
h
.
,
,,,
.
......
1
.........
D
.....
...
v..c
iroinmg
waters
churning
against
year's
berr
es
will
be
ready
bv
the
mortal
Hall
of
Chr
st
Church
Ca-
a
.tone
.wall,
opens
into
Bulkley
time
she
reaches
India
and
Ceylon
STtiSSl
7aHey
Cntalnlng
Lake
Kathl!
MrS'
Watt
Wl11
a"fve
hdomeyl?or
represent
boards
from
Prince
Ed-
famous
for
Its
cut-throat
trout.
England's
first
crnn
crnP
of
the
new
new
ward
Island
to
Vancouver.
aving
passed
rolUng
Nechaho
season
i
drcamtd.
last
night
that
I
was
idling'
away-my
time
.
amon.
thej
udl-usj.ct
e.vuie
River
rjlie,
tn.av
L
v.sited
liu
great
.
pyramid
'aft&
KJ..A.
ioa:
-.auin-ut.--
and.
diseovereq,
4
u;a.
st-inf-shert:
about'
the
year
j
.
lit
fsul'intlt
wao
be
built-in
J
i-iinci'fn,ert,
ihat
about
the
same
r
pitiSd
"gr'aiit
would
be
pouring;
through
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
I
uml
that
a
regular
steamship
line;
i
.i
the
Orient
Was
to
commence
op-Elation:.
Thefi
I
awakened
to
hear
qu-
local
pessimists
trying
to
prove
Jiiat
nothing
any
good
ever
could
coin
to
Prince
Rupert.
But
they
toli
rne
dreams
do
sometimes
come
true.
A
very
methodical
Scotsman
stay
ing
at
ah
hotel
used
to
read
20
pages
of
his
book
every
day,
record
ing
his
progress
by
a
marker.
A
wag
put
the
marker
back
20
pages
eery,
night.
At
the
end
of
A
week
they
asked
the
reader
how
he
liked
his
book.
He
replied,
"It's
a
verra
interesting
book
but
there
s
a
cer-.
a
j.
iount
of
renltitlon
in
It."
,
Judging
from
the
magazines
and
newspapers,
the
whole
of
North
America
must
be
mad
about
cooking.
There
are
redoes
in
every
edition
of,
jnost
.newspapers
and
all
weekly
"and
monthly
journals
and
every
milling
company,
baking
powder
concern,
and
cereal
manufacturer
issues
recipes
by
the
bushel
Think
of
the
poor
husbands
who
have
to
put
up
with
the
use
of
a
different
recipe
at
every
meal.
Jake
remarks
that
he
does
not
notice
the
Prince
Rupert
husbands
to
be
failing
much.
They
do
not
;look
as
if
they
fed
upon
recipes.
i
WHIFFLETS
lVoni
the
Walcr'fronf
Southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver,
C.
P.
R
steamer
Prln-J
em
boundary,
It,
reaches
the
Pride
I
cess
Louise,
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
Is
due
ft
the
Rockies
Mount,
Robson.
In
port
at
3:30
thlr
afternoon
from
'in
the
southern
Interior
is
Lake
Alaska
and
wlll
salI
MUth
two
Okanagan,
whose
surroundings
inr,
,
.
,
,
1
hours
latcr"
Thc
vcssel
a
summer
are
white
with
fragrant
has,
,larBc,
apple
blossoms.
E.stward
are
the
,lst
?
passengerr,
including
the
vanguard
of
the
movement,
of
northerners
outside
for
the
winter.
slopes.
A
moonflsh
or
opah,
seventh
of
The
railway
turning
south
from'ts
sp:ctes
to
be
brought
intc
Mount
Robson
rumbles
along
pre-
Seattle
In
the
last
two
yeais,
wu
and
Oriental
communities
erected,
cipltous
ledges,
above
and"
A
Midsummer
Night's
Dream
rlver-
Magnificent,
are
presented
amid
the
natural
scenery
alls-
dropping
one
hundred
feet,
of
Stanley
Park.
and
Hell's
Gate,
where
the
river
It
Is
a
five
hours'
cruise
past
angr,,y
wmm
trough
a
narrow
wooded
Islands
to
the
refined
city
B"'K-
1UC
"am
'yawning
3f
Victoria,
where
gardens
and
'
canyovns'
unlu'
at
no&,
there
parks
tlirive
in1
the
delightful
cll-'EPread
fertlIe
farms-
At
"arrison
Lake'
flowln
,nto
tne
15wer
Pras
mate.
Overlooking
the
harbor
are
niver-,s
a
charming
hot
springs
re-the
the
Parliament
Buildings,
one
of
sort-
continent's
finest
architectural
designs.
j
GuardlnK
the
mouth
of
the
Well-paved
roads
lead
up
Van-
fraser
1S
New
Westminster,
from
couver
Island's
eartcrn
coast,
ris.
w.rcre
one
s
sieps
naturany
turn
w
trig
to
overlook
wonderful
pano-'
Vancouver,
.inerei
tnexnree.
nun-ramas.
dinning
and
strethinfr
t.
dred
thousand.
inKibltartts
Heartily
wayside
charm,
truly
"a
bit
of
0ldwelcome
aH
v,slto
a
fren2led
ranasu
a'
Puget
.Sound
pur;
Pvramld
y
tlie
halibut
boat
Harding
which
is
now
fishing
cod
It
was
eighteen
lnch&j
long
and.
had
reddish
fins
wl!ii
a
b;dy
of(
dark
bine
and
silver
.spots.
A1
Rupert
not
long
ag-o.
i
One
halibut
boat
landed
its'
catch
at
Seattle
yefterday,
this'
t':lng
the
Polaris
which
disposed
Of
33.000
noiin1!
In
RohMtinn.
W
VMVVI
IIT
$tuart
Fish
Co.
at
1
1
2c
and
Uc
1
Th
Dawn
sold
5,000
pounds
off
iablefhh
at
4c
pr
pound.
j
No
boats
being
In,
with
catches,
ana
"
tne
;
norm
is
strath-;
rSu
u
C
Zl
was
ncsalcof
halibut
on
the
w
r.a
K.
.Praail"S
myrnas
oi
can
reallze
the
-l0cai
ful1
Fi,li
Exchange
this
morning,
lakes,
delighting
the
angler
and
yu
extent
of
Iwauty-ceeker.
The
village
of
Alert
lts
beauty
without
actually
seeing
TEA
is
delicious
opeciaj,
per
uiuu
v.
v
01
WEEK
END
Fill
DAY
AND
SATURDAY
ONLY1
Sharps
Rum
&
Butter
Toffee-Special;
per
lb;!
v-v
,,.
......
Ormes
Autograph
Chocolates
.
A
Special,
per
llb.
box
.
.
.
.
.
.
Lifebuoy
Shaving
Cream
Reg:
35c
5
Mi
3c
Listei
ine
Travel
Kit
Special
Consisting
of
1
Lis-
teriiie
Tooth
Paste,
1
Tpotlj.
Bri$Jl,
1
Mniro
Ran-
nil
thynn'tnv
.
-
tOh
Fitch
Special
Pitch
Shampoo,
55c;
Fitch
Hair
Tonic,
25c;
Fitch
Scalp
Brush60c;.
0
Modess
99p
2
dip
.
JJtl
l"ii
T
'
Ormes
Ltd.
Vila
PioneCr
Druqefists
n.e
lUxall
SUr
MacKENZIFS
!
FURNITURE
Card
Tables
from
2.75
to
458
Ash
Trays
can
ba
attached
to
any
of
there
tables.
Just
arrived
a
full
shipment
of
Spring
Filled
Mattresses
from
.$20
up
Also
a
new
lot
of
Carpets
just
arrived,
327
Third
Ave.
Phone
775
ebones:
81
&
l
Oprn
Dally
From
8
ft.m.
till
10
p.m.
SumtajN
and
Holidays
From
12
noori
till
2
p.nu
7
p
m.
till
J
a
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZarelL
Proprietor
"A
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Prince
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B.C
Phone
281
r.O.
Box
13
Canadian
Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
BS.
"Princess
Adelaide"
every
Friday
at
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
direct
SS,
-Princess
Louise,"
Sept.
9th,
17th,
25th,
Oct.
4th,
16th.
SS.
"Princess
Norah,"
Oct.
25th,
Nov.
3rd.
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangeli,
Juneau
and
Skagway
SS.
"Princess
Louise,"
Sept.
4th,
13th,
21st,
30th.
Oct,
12th.
SS.
"Princess
Norah,"
Oct.
21st,
30th.
For
Information
and
Reservations
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COATES,
(icn.
Agent,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OVER
TOO
BRANCH
CS
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CANADA
AND
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OTHER
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