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Th?
Commercial
Fishing
Industry
Of
British
Columbia
Represents
a
capital
investment
of
over
$22,000,000.
Finds
direct
employment
for
over
18,000
British
Columbia
workers.
.
The
value
of
the
output
in
1937
was
over
516,225,000.
"
-
'
This
value
has
reached
$27,000,000
in
a
'
single
year.
V
You
Can
Help
British
Columbia
Prosper
By
Your
Increased
Purchases
of
British
Columbia
Fish
PROVINCIAL
DEPARTMENT
of
FISHERIES'
Victoria,
B.C.
GEO
J
ALEXANDER,
HON.
GEO.
8.
PEARSON
Assistant
Commissioner.
Commissioner
of
Fisheries.
Tilt
Dnilv
Noivs
?a
n
momLf
f
n
i-
v.wTT
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
of.
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membershio
in
.these
organizations.
r
V
BURNS
AND
ALLEN
HEAD
LAUGH
CAST
I
Grade
Allen,
George
Burns
and;
Mjartha
Rare,
who
panicked
aud-
lences
In
'College
Holiday,"
head,
the
all-star
cast
of
the
new
Para-'
mount
musical
comedy.
"College
educational
revolution
takes
place.
"Liberal
education"
is
made
"liberal"
in
every
sense
of
the
word,
with
Grade
as
"Dean
of
Men,"
Martha
Raye
as
a
member
of
the
faculty
and
Hope
as
"Prefessor
of
Applied
Romance."
He
"applies"
it
to,
of
all
people,
Martha,
thus
forming
the
screen's
newest
love
team.
Edward
Everett
Horton
fresh
from
his
role
as
Claudette
Colhprfs
?
conniving
father
on
"Bluebeard's
Eighth
Wife,",
plays
an
Important
part
as
the
woman-hating
multi
millionaire
-
who
learns
about
auvuk
l
ro-
Muller
and
son
of
Terrace
arrived
in
Smlthers
a
few
days
ago
to
look
for
a
team
of
horses'
for
work
on
the
logging
contract
which
Mr.
Muller
has
at
Terrace.
Thev
loca
ted
a
fine
team
of
grays
and
will
leave
on
today's
train
for
TPr.
race
.with
tHem.
THREE
DROWN
CAPREEL.
Ont..
Rent.
io
t
,
x
n
u
men
and
a
boy
were
drowned
when
their
boat
capsized.
They
were
William
Mayers,
Phillip
Kelley
and
Mac
Dennie.
"Build
B.
C.
Payrolls-
The
Fine
Flavor
It
Gives
Coffee
"I
like
Pacific
Milk
because
of
the
f
ne
flavor
It
elves
to
a
cun
of
rnf.
fee."
.
This
is
taken
out
of
a
letter
from
Mrs.
J.
B.,
who
says
she
uses
this
?ood
milk
for
all
cooking
and
baking
purposes
and
finds
it
very
nice
for
frozen
desserts.
We
have
hundreds
of
letters
from
users
who
praise
Pacific
Milk,
give
reasons
why
they
like
it
and
say
it
Is
their
constant
choice.
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
of
Course
Phones
18
&
81
P.O.
Box
575
FOR
SATISFACTION
Try
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
Groceries
Reliable
Service
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
1
r
j
.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
I
HELPS
TO
Avoid
Colds
Specially
designed
lor
me
nose
ana
upper
throat,
where
most
colds
start.
Used
in
time,
helps
pTtitnt
many
col
Us.
VlCKS
Va-tro-nol
Swing."
In
this
story
of
a
collegi-j"
ate
nitwit
who
takes
over
a
leading
j
o
HffOni
American
university
and
runs
It
toi
J
I
VI
I
N
1
I
i
llilUUUlU
siilt
herself
th
thrpi
aav
rlnornei
are
assisted
in
their
antics
by
Bob
Hope,
who
climbed
into
the
top
drawer
of
stardom
by
virtue
of
his
single
performance
as
the
master
of
cere'monies
In
the
recent
"Big
Broadcast
of
1938."
The
story
ot
"College
Swing"
Is
the
high-geared
fantasy
which
has
always
provided
Burns
and
Allen
with"
their
most
successful
material.
It
opens
in
Puritan
times
with
a
wealthy
old
New
Englander
making
a
will
bequeathing
the
college
he
has
founded
to
the
first
female
member
of
his
family
who
passes
an
examination
in
it.
The
camera
then
slides
on
down
two
centuries
and
shows
Grade,
his
descendant,
getting
herself
in
shape
for
the
big
test.
With
the
aid
of
a
resourceful
young
student.
Bob
Hope.
Grade
discovers
a
short-cut
to
knowledge
which
would
make
Einstein
look
like
a
piker.
She
passes
the
exam
inations
with
flying
colors
and
takes
control
of
the
university
immed
iately.
Under
Gracie's
regime,
an
AT
TERRACE
Search
Continuing:
For
Tom
Levrr,
Feared
Lost
in
Kitsumkalum
River
TERRACE,
Sept.
19:
Under
the
direction
of
Provincial
Constable
underwent
a
serious
operation
at
Prince
Rupert
and
had
been
in
ill-health
since
then.
He
has
three
brothers
James
and
Cecil
Levei
and
William
Bohler.
iMordens
Of
Quick
To
Live
In
South
mobile
for
the
south
and
expect
to
take
up
residence
somewherp
on
Vancouver
Island.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
Mr.
Morden
has
been
a
f.irmir
.into
thp
nlr
njh
V
J
Steamer
Princess
Louise
was
In
'port
Saturday
afternoon
for
a
couple
of
hours.
Those
leaving
the
'ship
at
this
port
were
Leonard
Muraford,
Shane
Murray,
John
George
Kerzlnger,
Louis
Clark
IDohl,
Clarence
Haude
and
Edward
Wll-,son.
These
all
joined
the
ship
at
Skagway.
The
Louise
had
165
passengers
in
all.
The
steamship
Princess
Louise
on
her
next
southbound
voyage
expects
to
bring
out
a
large
number
of
transportation
officials
from
the
Yukon
and
Alaska.
For
the
past
few
days
two
old-timers
of
Oona
River
have
been
receiving
congratulations
from
H.
L.
McKenney.
search
Is
beins
.lJ.
4W-i
.
-
.
,
-
-
iiu-uus
liu-iius
uii
uii
uicir
uicir
rrcejib
rrcejib
marriage
marriage.
continued
for
Tom
Lever,
aged
37.
.....
.mey
are
rjim
wuisi
ana
Mrs.
m,
.
.
,
.
,
,
who
has
been
missing
since
ear
y
Ncrb
wno
haye
u
d
JSal
m,T
I
1
en
Pf
n
,
River
for
may
yrs
but
now
J
Jll
I
,
T
rarlhave
decided
to
commence
life
to-SSL
i
1?
ecn
Pethcr
in
new
surroundings.
The,
staying.
It
Is
feared
he
may
have
.
n..t
.
.
.
.
,
living
uii
oiAiti
Avenue
in
mis
i,
.
.
.
been
lost
In
the
Kitsumkalum
Riv-1Pv
Mr
oi.t
t.
f.cv,
er,
towards
which
he
was
traced
J
.
byiivrPSvby
thf
Scarchers
I
The
Northland,
'
Captain
Len
Wll-Lever
lived
here
since
earlv
bov-:,.
.
.
hood,
having
been
a
son
of
thehC
?
kan
ltha
shipment
n
of
fish
late
Mrs.
F.
B.
Bohler.
He
ranched
I
?eth
near
Kitsumkalum.
Last
winter
he,
fVL
f
u7.
Ul
a
Big
Plane
Crippled
In
Alaska
Shown
In
Picture
Tonigh
"Sky
Giant,"
showing
here
today
Is
an
exciting
picture
of
the
air
showing
the
training
of
pilots.
.Richard
Dix
has
the
leading
role
SMTTHERS.
SeDt.
19:
Mr.
nnrllas
a
hnnnv-p-n-liirlrv
inninnrt
n
Mrs.
Frank
Morden
of
Smlthers'ot.
leu
nere
this
morning
by
auto-,
Jean
Fontaine
creates
much
of
the
trouble
when
both
Dix
and
Morris
fall
in
love
with
her.
The
rivalry
Deiween
incm
carries
on
1
.
,
"
-
v
v.
bww
liJCil.
mance
from
Grade,
and,
what
is
ine
WU1CK
aism
ever
since
the
along
with
Miss
Fontaine's
pilot
even
i
war
but
u
Wi
oongea
to
hL'
cousin
stranger,
likes
itl
Gecree
Burns
appears
as
his
secretary,
who
unable
to
prevent
his
master
from
oecoming
entangled
In
the
wiles
of
America's
most
novel
"educator."
HORSES
FOR
TERRACE
give
up
are
assigned
tQ
fly
a
blj
ui.
io
years
ago
on
account
of
transport
across
the
Arctic
to
Rus-illness
which
is
attributed
to
his
sla
in
surveying
a
proposed
new
war
services.
lair
route.
He
was
in
Smlthers
Hosnital
for
The
crinniintr
nf
k.
i
-
-
i
rr"o
v
4v
wi
Jldiic
III
several
months
and
then
took
up
a
lonely
area
of
Alaska
leads
into
residence
in
Smlthers
whpm
h
J
has
remained
for
the
past
year
t
Hie
M.nJ.
u
..
tne
dramatic
climax,
when
two
of
the
survivors
try
to
brini?
th
third
one,
one,
di
dying,
to
the
coast
and)
I
"ope
mai
me
south-imira
SMTTHERS,
mnm,m
Sept.
19:
Carl
G.IPrn
atmosphere
will
be
more
con--safety.
How
this
valiant
effort
.v,..uut
uuu
mat
ne
win
succeeds
and
Its
results
on
the
make
complete
recovery
In
health.
I
romantic
complications
of
the
Airs.
Arthur
White
is
accom-,'
story,
make
for
a
powerful
endlne
eruuenaing
panylng
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morden
on.
thp
trin
nnrl
cha
i
I
m
.
.
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.
a
iew
uioi
Hanson.
M.
p..
arrivprf
In
JXL
St.
and'.thc
Saturday
niVht
fIomathe
--.
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mj.
jjiiuuivra,
.
jnienor.
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Dresser
Clearance
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Walnut
finish
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DRESSERS
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Beautifully
finished
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AVENUE
We
Have
Grade
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Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
Daily
From
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Own
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Delicious
Sour
Cream
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Quart
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for
Better
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iriuay
io
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DIRECT
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7th,
17th,
27th
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7th,
18th
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at
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with
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Tickets
and
Reservations
From
W.
L,
COAXES,
General
Aent.
Prlnce
RAVED
OVER
,
SCENERY
OF
HAZELT0N
Artist
frm
Paris
and
Wife
Spent
Five
Weeks
in
District
Enjoying
Themselves
"Tills
Is
a
wonderful
country
and
many
thousands
more
tourists
should
come
to
see
It
every
year."
stated
K.
Selgman,
who
with
Mrs.
Selgman,
have
been
visiting
Prince
Rupert
and
Hazelton
but
particularly
Ilazelton.
Mr.
Selgman
said
when
leaving
Saturday
evening
lor
Vancouver
enroute
home
to
Paris,
that
he
and
Mrs.
Selgman
had
had
a
most
enjoyable
holiday.
They
had
been
warned
against
going
to
Hazelton
as
they
were
told
everything
there
was
very
crude,
hotel
accommodation
poor,
and
they
would
find
It
difficult
to
eat
the
food
that
was
put
before
them.
They
were
so
agreeably
surprised
that
Instead
of
staying
a
week
they
had
spent
five
weeks.
They
found
the
hotd
ac-commod.-yiaon
excellent
and
Mrs.
Newick's
boarding
house
was
so
excellent
they
were
most
reluctant
about
leaving.
The
scenery
was
gorgeous
and
the
people
particularly
hospitable.
He
wished
-to
mention
particularly
Captain
Mortimer
the
Indian
Agent.
R.
S.
Sargent
and
the
Newlcks.
While
at
Ilazelton
Mr
Bellgman
purchased
a
tall
totem
pole
from
the
natives
at
Hagwelgaet
and
he
expects
to
donate
It
to
a
new
museum
which
Is
being
established
In
Paris.
Through
the
courtesy
ci
Captain
Mortimer
and
others
and
the
consideration
of
the
Federal
government
he
had
been
able
to
ar
range
for
shipping
this
pole
out
of
the
country.
It
was
useless
where
It
was
and
now
it
would
be
a
con
tinuous
advertisement
o
British
Columbia.
.
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tin
it't
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(At
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and
10:0!)
Plus
HICHAM)
DIX
in
"SKY
GIANT"
With
Joan
Fontaine
nd
Chester
Morris
(Once
Only
at
8:)
Also
WORLD
NEWS
(At
1:26
Onln
It
Costs
Nothing
Extar
To
Keep
in
Style
At
AH
Seasons
-
Well
dressed
women
every-where
find
it
easy
and
economical
to
keep
in
style
the
Singer
way
iMake
your
own
stylish
clothes
on
a
Modern
Singer
(
Get
Yotrr
Sinrer
nd
Sinftr
Helpi
From
I'l
'
New
Singers
For
as
Little
$3.00
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(3.00
Montblj
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a
Trade-In
Allowance
on
.
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old
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