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abwe
It
an
extract
from
a
letter
recently
received
by
utfrom
one
of
our
panen
ieri.
Weekly
Sailings
from
Montreal
to
Glasgow,
itelfast,
Liverpool,
Plymouth,
Havre,
London
I'nlll
NoTembfr
2Jth
Special
Christmas
Sailings
From
MONTREAL
Nov.
25-"AURANIA"
to
rijmouth,
Havre,
London.
'
"
25-'LETITIA"
to
Belfast,
Liverpool,
Glasgow.
From
HALIFAX
Dec.
4-"ALAUNIA"
to
Plymouth,
London.
'
5
"LANGASTRIA"
to
Glasgow,
Belfast,
Liverpool.
"
ll-"AUSONIA"
to
Plymouth,
London.
Cunard
White
Star
and
Donaldson
Atlantic
Lines
operate
the
largest
passenger
fleet
on
the
Atlantic
over
308
sailings
a
year
from
Montreal,
Quebec,
New
York,
Boston
and
Halifax
rates
are
spread
to
fit
practically
all
purses.
For
complete
information
apply
to
but
the
man
to
see
is
your
local
atent
COMING
5ept
30,
Oct.
1
and
2
The
Original
v
Rexall
ONE
CENT
SALE
Ormes
Lid.
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Kex-ill
Store
Phones:
81
&
82
Open
Dally
From
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sunday
and
Holidays
From
12
noon
till
2
p.m,
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
HALIBUT
The
source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Boiled
Halibut
with
egg
sauce
is
digestible,
palatable,
satisfying.,
f
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
-
i
HI
or
parsley,
2
cups
water.
Chop
onion
and.
garlic
fine;
saute
in
hot
olive
oil
with
pepper
or
parsley
and
add
tomatoes,
bread-crumbs,
chopped
pimienlos
salt
and
water.
Simmer
until
thickened,
.aboul
15
minutes.
Makest
2
cups
sauce.
And
for
dessert,
apple
sauce
with
-,a'
Mexican
flavor:
Dulce
de
Manzana
Five
merfium-size
cooking
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
Septet.
U.S.
MINISTER
TO
IRISH
FRE
E
STATE
ARRIVES
"IN
STATE'
''
Athn
Cuduhy,
newly-;
-iti,,
te
uni.ed
State
-m.nister
to
the
Irish
Free
State,
is
"
.y,'
'shown
on
an
rsh
jaun'-ng
ear,
being
hauled
to
the
U.
S.
legation
at
Dublin,
to
take
't.,.Y'up
his
new
duties.
Mr.
Crd::hy,
former
ambasador
to
Poland,
is
a
native
of
Jlilwau-.
.
kee,
Wisconsin.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Dogfish
Livers
Found
of
Practical
Use
In
industry
Means
New
Local
Vim-ployment
'Prince
William
Moves
Week's
Halibut
Husiness
Hele's
a
recipe
for
Mexici.r.
beet
toiigue.:
I
tried
some
myscll
and
the
whole
family
voteu
it
.
i
hugej.
success.
.;'
:Lengua
dc
Vaca
0njj';small
beef
tongue
(2
or
3
poundi)l
buds
garlic,
1
medi
um-size
oliion,
8
peppercorns,
't
piece
stick
cinnamon,
1
teaspoon
salt,
2
tablespoons
vinegar,
i
1
cud
cooked
tomatoes.
11
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1
1
....
t
U
..
U
t
..
asn
lUi-iSue
i,.u,uuK,...,
means
as
at
a.
habut
Kcrntiu
nnrl
rut
au-av
cypcss
lis.'.
...
.
.
.
sue..
Place
in
kettle,
cover
w
th
water;
add
garlic,
bay
le;
f
clove,
peppercorns,
cinnami
n,
t-elery,
saltand
vinegar.
Com
Kettle
and
simmer
slowly
z
nnrrs
Or
until
tender,
m
,
As
a
result
of
the
research
work
of
the
Prince
Rupert.
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
attention
of
important-industrial
interests
has
been
drawn
to
the
value
ol
grey'
-ish
(dogfish)
liver
o.l
in
animal
feeding
and
anothei
potential
phase
of
fishing
industry,
which
may
mean
employment
for
forty
or
fifty
small
boats
during
the
late
-
-
months
of
ifall,
looms
for
Prince
Bernice
Palme
Says
...
Rupert
district.
Indeed,
a
start
'has
already,'
been
made
vIth
J.
H.
Carson
Co.
of
Prince
Rupert
acting
as
collecting
agents
as
well
as
te?t-
Ins
the
livers
before
they
leave
tc
!
ascertain
that
they
are
of
propel
i
quality
and
strength.
The
livers
(which
so
fa
have
been
secured
fron
halibut
boats,
the
dogfish
be-
ing
taken
incidental
to
halibut
fl:h
ng,
are
snipped
from
Prince
jRurert
to
Seattle
whence
they
are
forwarded
o
the
Eastem
State3.
Some
of
the
halibut
boats
may
con-tlnus
fishing
dogfish
this
fall
and
the
J.
II.
Carson
Co.
Is
establishing
a
dogfish
collecting
station
at
Que?n
Charlotte
City
whence
the
fish
will
be
brought
to
Prince
Ru-
!pert.
Dogfish
liver
oil
Is
by
no
but
it
contains
the
Vitamin
A.
in
which
the
animal
husbandry
peop
le
are
interested.
Everett.
Leek,
engineer
of
the
PppI
mil
slicf
fisheries
patrol
boat
Rlvidls
oper-
I
.atlng
out
of
Prince
Rupert,
ha?
'ongue,
place
in
sauce
(recii.e
follows)
and
cook
slowly
15
mln-,,0""
awaraea
a
coronation
medal
until
healod!
n
commemoration
of
the
crown-
utes
or
thoroughly
and
blended.
Serves
8
or
10.
Salsa
Por
Came
On
small
onion,
l
bud
gif
mt;
ui
xui;
uL-urge
vi.
Air.
LeeK
wai
cho3en
as
a
representative
of!
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Reserve,
to
receive
the
medal.
The
award
lici
1-3
cups
olive
oil,
1
small;
to
him
Is
of"
more
than
usual
fn
can
pfmientos,
1
talilespoon
sait,
Jerest
as
his
father
attended
the
I
pi
cups
cooked
tomatoes,
1
-Si
coronation
of
King
George
V.
back
I
cups
finely
chopped
green
peper
!
in
1911
as
representative
of
the
j
Earl
Grey's
Rifles
of
Prince
Rupert.
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
big
service
boat
Algie,
which
has
been
under
charter
for
some
time
to
B.
C.
Packers
for
salmon
packing
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to1
Namu
cannery,
was
in
port
Wed-'
nesday
night
of
this
week
for
ice.
She
was
taking
a
load
of
chums'
from
the
Islands
to
Claxton
can-:
al"
.
tlPrV
TVlP
Alirlo
Is
In
(nmmanH
nt
pies.
IV,
cups
water,
1
small
!
or-1
Capt
n'enry
ansen
It
ls
ex.
ange,,
grated
American
or
I'ar-;
pccted
she
will
be
away
about
an-mesan
cheese,
2
cups
sugar.
;
otner
onth
on
her
cnarter
r$ir
and
grate
apples;
quarter
j
!
unpee)ed
.orange.
In
'heavy
sauct.-1
j
pan
ieombfne
'apple;
orange,
sugar
Having
been
on
the
pontoons
at;
and
water.
Cook
slowly
11
to
2
tho
dry
dock
for
cleaning
and
hours,
or
until
thick
and
apphs
painting
following
her
recent
pur-are
transmtrent,
stirring
occani.
chase
by
Armour
Salvage
Co.
from
onally.
Serves
cold,
sprinkled
Canadian
National
Steamships,
the
with
grated
cheese.
steamer
Prince
William
was
taken
This
saute
Is
someth'ng
you
down
from
the
dry
dock
to
the
will
want
to
serve
often
when
(be
.Armour
Salvage
Co,
dock
in
tow
appleV
are
in
season.
With
gin-
of
the
John
Essler
on
Wcdnssday
gcrbread,
it
makes
a
delicious
aftenrKin
of
this
week.
The
vessel
'upchedn
or
evening
snack.
i
now
being
cleaned
and
oalnted
Oakland.
.CHEERIO!
up
above
the
water
line.
The
pur
chasers
have
not
yet
announced
their
future
plans
for
the
ship
although
it
ls
understood
she
maj
be
taken
to
Vancouver.
Salmon
Fishing
Curtailed
All
types
of
salmon
fishing
in
Prince
Rupert
district
except
in
Rivers
Inlet,
Smith's
Inlet
and
Queen
Charlotte
Island
areas
closed
last
evening
with
Inverness,
Butedale
and
Namu
canneries
the
only
packing
plants
still
remaining
jpen
to
put
up
fall
varieties.
Ow-.ng
to
the
creeks
being
fairly
dry
ind
only
a
small
run
of
chums
laving
yet
passed
up
to
the
spawn-ng
grounds,
the
fisheries
department
has
also
closed
chum
seining
ireas
on
tne
Queen
Charlotte(
Is-ands
except
at
Cumshewa
and
the
West
Coast
until
further
notice.
This
leaves
trolling
grounds
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
In
livers
and
Smith's
Inlet
still
open.
There
was
an
Influx
here'
today
of
'.roller
returning
from
the
nearer
in
grounds.
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1937
season
up
to
and
including
yesterday
had
reached
a
total
of
11,802,350
pounds
as
compared
with
9,521,100
pounds
at
a
corresponding
date
in
1936.
The
aggregate
of
Canadian
land
ings
for
this
year
is
6.186,330,pounds
as
against
5,104,600
pounds
a
year
igo
while
the
American
total
for
1937
ls
5,616,000
pounds
)n
comparison
with
last
year's
4,416,500
pounds.
For
the
w'eek
ending
yesterday
landings
ampunted
to.
330,-500
pounds
of
which
82,000
pounds
was
from
Canadian
vessels
and
248,500
pounds
from
American
Including
catches
of
several
of
the
larger
schooners
making
the
short!
run
into
Prince
Rupert
so
as
to
be
j
able
to
get
away
on
tneir
last
trips
prior
to
September
29,
the
final
clearance
date
for
the
season,
Prices
continued
at
a
good
level;
during
the
week.
For
Canadian
liih
the
top
price
of
the
week
was
11.33
and
6c
which
the
P.
Dorreen
received
for
9500
pounds
and
the
low
92c
and
7c
which
the
Thelma
II.
was
paid
for
18,000
pounds.
Having
been
delayed
with
heavy
freights
to
handle
at
way-1
tmlnts.
Union
steamer
Cardena.1
Capt.
John
Boden,
did
not
arrivf
in
port
until
1
o'clock
thia
afternoon
from
the
south,
being!
over
twelve
hours
late.
She
ail-
ed
a
couple
of
hours
later
on
her
return
.
to
.Vancouver
and
way
points.
The
Paramount,
largest
purse
seine
vessel
ever
bjijlt
in
the
northwest,
has
been"
completed
and
had
her
trial
runs
Jn
Seattle
harbor
yesterday.
The
vessel
Is
120
feet
long,
of
wdded
steel
conslruction
and
Jiaa
a
000
l.p.
Enterprise
diesel
.engine.
She
Iwih
a
complete
brine,
j.ank;figh
storage
nyst'em.'
C6feto?JUnirll,1ves8el
was
$200,000.
Only
one
halibut
ik-hooticr
from
Area.N'o,
a
sold
t
Senttle
vesterday.
this
being
the
Eagle
vhlch
disoof"
'
of
30.0(10
u
r
M;,Hh'tnron
Fish
&
Oyster
Co.
nt
"
nd
Jc.
Small
catcheH
of
hall,
init
from
Are
No.
2
laken
inci-4"ta
to
cod
flihing
drew
a
10c
price..
Ligthhouse
tender
Birnie,
Capt
Joe
Peterson,
returned
to
nort
at
noon
today
after
a
ten
day
I
trip
down
the
coast
as
far
as
Queen
Charlotte
Sound.
The
Birnie
took
William
Ilillington,
light
house
keeper
at
Rivers
Inlet,
to
Egg
Island,
and
brought
John
Webster
and
his
wife
and
children
from
L'gg
Island
to
Ivory
Island.
Jimmy
Kelly,
who
has
been
stationed
at
Ivory
Island,
came'
in
from
there
on
the
Birnie
and
I
.will
be
proceeding
on
the
Albcrni
I
fo
Cape
St.
James,
Queen
Char-'
lotte
Islands,
to
which
light
le
has
been
transferred.
Jimmy
will
be
welcomed
during
his
stay
in
town
by
many
old
tillicums.
i
i
Was
Long
Patent
Chief
Of
Canada
William
Joeh
Lynch,
Who
Held
Post
at
Ottawa
for
Fifty-Yen
rs,
Passes
OTTAWA,
Sept.
25
--William
Joseph
Lynch,
who
was
for
fiflv
years
chief
of
the
Dominion
Patent
Office,
died
here.
LAST
TIMPB
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SIR
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SOLOMON'S
MINES"
With
1'AUL
UOHKSON
Sir
Cedric
Hardwlcke
KOLAM)
YOUNG
ANNA
LEE
(At
7:40
and
9:10)
ADDED
fill
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f
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un.Mi
In
"REUNION
LN
nilVTinr
Musical
coming
.MONDAY,
ti
Franchot
Tone
Vir:inja
BrvJ
CHURCH
NOTIfF
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
n
uev.
j.
w.
Mevcnson,
M.A.,
B.I).,
rh.I),
l3f
HOTWEATHER
"SPECIAL"!
Try
che
easiest,
moit
per-fet-t
tuning
ever
offered.
I.ien
to
the
dear-toned
Magic
Voice
without
a
juRResiion
of
sputter
or
boom"!
Examine
the
Ileauty-Tone
Cabinet
and
many
important
new
leaturei
.
.
.
R'i
value
you
can
t
beat
I
MinUlrr
in
Ph.r..
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Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
Organist
and
Choir
Director
i'-H
SUNDAY
SERVICES:
11:00
ajn.
rtally
Hay
Service
The
Sunday
School
will
meet
with
the
Congrc-.?
Anthem
by
Junior
Choir
7:30
p.m.
"Is
Christian;;)-
in
Opiate
or
a
Drivinj
Forcer
Anthem
by
Senior
Choir.
Mrs.
Brockleiby
a
:o:.a
Dr.
Stevenson
Will
Preach
Strangers
and
Visitors
are
Welcome
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson,
.Minister
Miss
S.
Olafson,
A.T.C.M..
Org
in;
Dr.
W.
A.
Riddell,
M.
Sc..
Ph.D.,
Director
Junior
l"
Mr.
J.
S
Wilson,
Director
Senior
Choir
Sunday
Services
11:00
am.
Itallv
II.1V.
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L.iKiii
'ininem
dt
me
jiiuor
inr
aiory
lor
Children
.Miss
Edith
Wilkinson
The
Minister
will
speak
on
"The
Victorious
Life.
7:30
p.m.
Induction
of
the
new
Minister,'
Rev.
J,
C
Jickson
Musie
by
the
Senior
Choir
Anthem
"How
Beautiful
Upon
the
.Mountains''
R
A
Srai
Anthem
Veni
Crea
.
kesvu
tjj
iitui;
ii
This
service
will
be
in
charge
of
the
Prince
Rimer'
PrcJ)yt:ry
United
Church
of
Canada
Armchair
Control
(Optional)
Super-Sonlc
Matc
Vole
Majlc
Brain
Ma(icEy
f
Rev.
T.
C.
Colwell,
B.A..
of
Port
Simpson
will
dellve
hs
charge
to
the
minister.
Rev.
D.
W
More
of
Hazelton,
secretary
of
Pre
by"
-v
'J
address-
tlie
congregation.
You
are
Invited
to
worship
with
u:
ANOTHER
EltCtrlc
Tuning
Metal
Tubes
Straliht-Llne
Dial
Beauty-Tone
Cabinet
Full
Dynamic
Speaker
All
makes
of
radios
taken
In
as
pari
payment
on
a
new
K.l
Victor.
Liberal
allowance
for
your
old
radio.
The
difference
can
be
met
In
small
monthly
payments.