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CELEBRATION
UD
CARS
FALL
CLEARANCE
Of
"As
Is"
and
Reconditioned
Cars
1927
Graham
Truck
Wood
body
$100
.Model
TT
Ford
1-Ton
Dump
Truck
10O
1933
Dodge
Panel
Delivery
,.
,.
350
1934
Chev.
Panel
Delivery
350
1929
Xash
Sedan
."
325
1931
Chev.
Special
Sedan
,
.
350
1933
Ford
V-8
Sedan
400
Vj6
rord
v-o
I'ouDe
dsn
1937
Ford
V-8
Coupe
750
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About
Our
Warranty
on
Reconditioned
Cars
Value
Over
$300
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Dealers
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STORE
LTD.
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Line
of
Ladies'
and
Children's
Wear
and
Millinery
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We
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Fitting.
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Shoes
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Men.
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Shoes
for
Children
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Workmen,
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Prince
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Re
quirements
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Dishes
and
Crockery
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Ranges
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Satin
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Box
274
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,
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement.
;in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
huyer
in
jKe
city.
j
Mainstay
of
Port
Fishing
Industry
Has
Been
And
Still
Is
Prime
Factor
The
Fishing
Fleet
.
Of
Importance
For
Rupert
It
i.S
fitting
that
Prints
Rimprt
in
nani'mr
ifc
Pnrt
salmon
are
the
only
fisheries
that.
Spipnf'IQf'S
so
far
hare
been
seriously
develop-'
ed
and
exploited
to
any
magnitude
on
a
commercial
basis.
However,
the
Importance
of
herring,
cod
and
shellfish
Is
becoming
more
appreci
ated
and
it
is
expected
may
be
Help
Port
t
Mention
of
the
fishing
facill-
ties
of
the
port
could
hardly
be
considered
complete
without
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
A
dally
scene
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the
fishing
season
PORT
DAY
BALL
Crowning
of
Queen
of
the
Port
And
Distribution
of
Port
Day
Prizes
Exhibition
Building,
Thurs.,
9:30
p.m.
(Instead
of
Moose
Hall)
Change
Due
to
Unexpected
Volume
of
Ticket
Sales-
Come
Early
LING
THE
TAILOR
Ladies'
and
Gentlemen's
Coats
and
Suits
Tew
I;u'irSdmples
Just
Arrived
Fit
Guaranteed
VALUE
OF
FISHERIES-
Figures
Show
Poundage
and
Value
Fur
Year
1917
in
Prince
Rupert
District--
Day,
should,
as
it
is
doing,
pay
particular
attention
to
the'
,
.
fisheries
for
they
directly
or
indirectly
provide
the
most
"Z'Z
.
JffiK
of
the
people
here
with
their
livelihood.
Herring
.
52.226.200
The
mainstay
01
me
titisiness
and
traffic
of
the
portjung
cod
10300
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
for
years
and
continues
to
belBbck
0x1
--
725
400
its
fishes
Industry,
providing
heavy
1
Rl
Cod
16.300
tonnage
and
representing
an
an
nua!
value
of
about
three
million
1
Hnlll
r
f
ti
ftcVtartMAti
UaDV..
A
inaiiDu;
Livers
libjBQQ
:Crabs
309500
1
Shrimps
7200
Shark
Livers
27300
Dogfish
Livers
77300
Value
S
593537
2.358.198
130.675
232
22.004
217
72,78)
8.793
6.110
571
1.928
5.41$
Tlv
figures
account
only
for
salmon
from
the
district
landed
In
the
district
and
do
not
Include'
include
large
quantities
of
salmon-
caught
in
the
"VL
district
distrlct
and
and
either
graauauy
expended
re
orth-
reference
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Halibut
in
season
is
;
shaped
to
e,
Sla0n
liRPl
vince
or
to
other
parts
of
thepro
abroad
In
fresh
state
while
some
is
placed
in
cold
storage
torage
and.
and.
during
during
exported.
The
poundage
in
extensive
ren-h
v
f.te
15
'or
1937
at
3J47
U
,u
,..
..
v..
-i
..
.
J
800
with
value
of
$111,085.
Nor
do
the
off
seasons,
distributed
from';
71
'1
.
"
7
they
include
salmon
brought
from.
..
,
...
.
.
.
-r
mxu
Lrtrcii
H
ujuveil
uiuvcii
in
uuiut
numerous
urac-
t
.
,
.
"
"
Improvements
improvements
be-1
De-;
.
.
.
-
J.
elsewhere
on
the
-n.it
intn
tut.-
me
locai
pianw.
.
HVll
M
...,.,
SSSSSl?
Tay
ther'handiS
;
of
fish
refngeraUon
and
shipping,.
.
f
fi,h
f
are
making
the
frozen
product
vaQabl
by.proucts
j
more
and
more
desirable.
i
ctical
,
.v,.
this
J
Trip
niiltr
nf
tn
la
roo
ulmnn
.
MtJV
4-
ies
.
"1.
Kl
a
.T
ante
been
own
established
eiiaousnea
in
WA
T
I
ui
urc
nun.c
nuiriL
ai
cd.
in
au-Rupert
Rupert
'
have
played
no
naH
part
In
,
,
,
P3
mon
U
becoming
an
increasingly
reP
important
business
while
some
is
.
salted,
smoked
and
mild-cured.
Herring
Is
to
a
great
extent
used
for
reduction
purposes
as
animal
feed
and
oils.
Two
reduction
plants
are
immediately
contiguous
to
the
port
these
in
Tucks
Inlet
and
at
Port
Edward.
Further
removed
but
still
In
the
district
are
the
Pac-bfl.
Butedale
and'Namu
reduction
plants.
On
npn
tVioTTftcH
nlanf
Vncnnlt.
district
totalline
2.891.900
pounds
valued
at
$29,169.
J
value
of
fisher-
'r)
1
t
TI
1
research
work
has
long
BOatS
DV
1
hOUSanCS
ana
u
t
may
be
said
that
the
Prince
.Hntpr
Atlfl
rioov
Af
station
and
iU
uwkers
J1-'"ICI
UlCdl
ll
iPort
Of
Pr.
Rupert
During
the
last
fiscal
year
2142
seagoing
vessels
arrived
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
while
2189
departed.
Entries
of
coast
vessels
totalled
1359
and
clearances
1389.
and
the
Maddock
100
pounds.
thl
..
-naiiout
being
taken
In
Area
2
in-
thls
year
been
established
right
on
".2
2,
.
..
ye"
,lc
idental
to
cod
fishing.
The
AUtai
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
while
7Z
'
77
v
tTt,
TeCeiVed
14c
for
hallt
and
there
are
others
on
the
Queen
STSSun
JnmltheiIi,ddock
10c'
sab!efish4c
Charlotte
Islands.
TL
,
-'per
pound
was
paid,
for
ling
cod
It
Is
estimated,
that
some
three
cpTnlgTa
Tetr
V
ff
hundVed
boats
are
engaged
in
fish-
SJTEfv?
Jter
"LLi
.
'
V
vesseIs-Ame.
Orbit
and
The!-tag
direct
from
the
port
of
Prince
.oI
11.
Ibacore
catches
at
5c
Ruoert
not
includinz
salmon
,m.
"T1
"
?'-"u,per
pound.
-
taiciung
up
on
inai
oi
last
year
land
expectaUons
are
that
it
will
-
.soon
equal
it.
Last
year
fishing
ii:
A&nth6r
Area
No
5
closed
on
Viem-UUy
fin
C
i
VV
Cramer
ber
29.
the
quou
having
beer
reached
by
that
time.
There
Is
rea
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
tempera-
so"
to
believe
that
the
closing
thli
.
.
.
.
tmm
CA
-
it
X.
a
ture
50.
Smithers
Clear,
calm,
50.
Bums
Lake
Clear,
calm.
43
Terrace
Clear,
calm.
58.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm.
60.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
55.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
51.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
42.
year
will
be
later
Yesterday
at
Seattle
one
western
boat
from
.Area
3
landed
a
halibut
!
catch,
this
being
the
Resolute
with'
39X100
pounds
which
sold
to
Sebastian-Stuart
at
10c.
and
9c.
The
Al-itak
sold
1200
pounds
of
halibut
Some
350
glllnetters
are
still
fLh.
ing
on
the
Skeena
River
with
coho
nets
and
the
run
of
this
variety
of
fish,
according
to
reports
from
the
river
today,
is
quite
satisfactory,
lveraging
about
thirty-three
fish
:er
boat.
A
fair
number
of
pinks
are
also
being
taken,
running
nhont
venty
or
eighty
fish
to
the
boat
Bringing
in
a
Wtern
States
As
il
Health
is
too
Valuable
a
p"o's.ession
to
be
risked
by
eating
foods
that
are
not
in
the
finest
condition.
This
riskis
entirely
overcome
by
electric
refrigeration.
And
what
is
more
over,
a
pei-iod
of
five
years,
your
food
budget
will
le
reduced
by
more
than
the
refrigerator
originally
cost
you.
ASK
THK
MAN
WHO
OWNS
ONE
I
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NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
.
POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART
Regal
Shop
Special
Prices
Friday
and
Saturday
After
Port
Day
Monarch
Dove
2
for
:)5c
Purple
Heather
Per
oz.
15c
10
Discount
on
Drygoods,
Toys,
Etc.
surance
Association
party
of
some
two
hundred
persons
on
a
special
cruise
this
far
up
the
coast,
CPJl.
steamer
Princess
Alice,
Capt.
William
Thomson,
U
due
m
port
at
8
o'clock
this
evening.
The
vesrel
will
be
remaining
here
until
mlc-
nignt
with
iui
ii
her
party
party
Having
been
delayed
b?
freights
at
various
waypo.'
U
ion
steamer
Catala,
Cap
-Flndtay.
arrived
in
port
at
8
25
4
night
from
Stewart.
Anyux
.
J
other
northern
points
and
xi
9
p.m.
for
Vancouver
a:-d
t
'
points.
points.
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SHOWING
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W.
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Fall
1938
Range
Suitings
and
Overcoatings
Priced
at
$25.00,
$30.00,
$33.50
We
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the
parts
and
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jusi
the
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