FA02
rOUB
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Paclfic
halibut
fishery
regulations
for
the
1938
season
have
just
ben
ivw1
hv
the
Tntprnational
TSutloTn
oi
nanDui
io
oe
taxen
irom
rom
Area
Area
No.
2
this
year
is
limited
to
K.-
-aanna
00-000
P0""
,
trm.
from
Area
afm
Na
v
3.
25300
WO
pounds,
making
an
in-
crease
of
two
million
pouncs
in
total.
The
close
season,
as
already
known,
ends
at
midnight
March
31.
Fight
Colds
and
Chills
with
The
rich
goodness
of
the
Best
Beef
Concentrated
PHONES
18
and
81
an
similar
to
those
of
last
Tear.
I
additions
including
the
banning
of
dory
fishing
in
Area
No.
2
and
the)
prohibition
of
ose
of
set
nets
for
halibut.
Armour
Salvage
Co.
started
work
'
this
morning
on
an
addition
to
the
!
Home
Oil
Distributors
wharf
on'
being
ed
out
for
a
5
...
m
eiiV
ice
uuc
ut
"L."
It
is
a
pile
driving
and
deck-
V
JlFZn
to.
Job
4
and
take
t,kr
aKont
about
ten
en
(
Three
Canadian
National
steam-1
ers
arrived
in
port
during
tn
j
morning.
At
2:30
ajn.
the
Princi
'
John.
Capt.
James
Watt,
arrived
from
Vancouver
via
Murchlson
Isl-
and.
Queen
CharloUe
Islands,
having
brought
north
to
the
T.
A
Kelley
Lagging
Co.
a
party
of
loggers
j
for
the
company's
camp
which
is
reopening
there.
Tht
Prince
Charles.
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
arrived
at
7:50
on
the
regu
lar
ran
from
Vancouver
via
the
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
'Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
TOMATO
JUICE
Libby's
picnic.
orP
4
tins
BLUEBERRIES
Eagle
OQp
2
s.
ql
2
tins
CUSTARD
POWDER
and
CHOCOLATE
PUDDING
Empress
quality.
1
pkg.
Custard
Powder
FREE
with
3
at
packages
22c
OXO
Tin
CUBES
Large.
22c
TOMATO
PASTE
27c
Per
tin
DICED
BEETS
Royar
&0s
OCTp
ty2s
2
tins
LIBBY'S
PRUNES
25c
50-60.
3
lbs.
QUALITY
SERMCE
PRICE
FREE
DELIVERY
ON
$1.00
ORDERS
Two
Telephones
For
Your
Convenience
Boat
and
.Mail
Orders
Receive
Prompt'
and
Careful
Attention
Ba
SUIT
CASES
Embossed
Fibre
Suit
Case
26
Inches
with
straps
.
.
.
.
...
CLUB
HAG
Chib
Bag
Split
cowhide,
brass
lock
and
catches,
check
cloth
lining
with
pocket.
Size
18
inches
OXFORD
BAG
Oxford
Bag
With
zipper,
grain
cowhide.
Size
18
inches
The
reculations
to
a
large
extent
Better
Anyox
Seen
By
Is
Anyox,
smelter
town
of
the
Ob-
session
of
a
complete
muiing
lajut,
"biseer
and
better"
than
ever?
Fona
worked-out
mine
and
some
eeo-
consicerabie
id
..
time
mnttM..
unoriiclal
re-
Prts
ve
told
of
a
substantial
men
under
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Company
geologists
and
mining
en
'glneers,
prospecting
arid
diamond
drilImg
0TCr
the
area
whJcn
pro.
duced
the
great
Hidden
Creek
cop-1
per
deposit.
Recent
stories
have!
been
to
the
effect
that
considerable
'
encouragement
was
being
obtained
i
by
the
company
and
that
re-open
ing
of
the
milling
and
smelting
op
eration
was
a
passoility.
In
recent
weeks
heavy
shipments
of
mining
supplies
have
gone
to
Anrnr
lnrill-otlnrr
Itiot
mr
thin
'
'
.
.
'
a
diamond
drilling
program
was
to
:
holds
some
large
low
grade
ore
de-
posits
in
northern
B.C.
!
Thus
the
work
of
the
Consoli-
j
dated
Mining
&
Smelting
Company
(largest
mining
organization
in
Can-
aaa
ana
me
most
aggressive
lorce
in
"cracking
open"
Canada's
north-
land,
win
be
watched
with
no
little
Interest.
Although
the
company
customarily
talks
rather
of
accomplished
facts
than
of
what
it
hopes
or
ex-.
peets
to
do,
visitors
say
that
a
fine)
new
body
of
ore
has
been
at
least
,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
pursued.
The
start
of
excava-be
tied
up
for
overhaul
at
the
lo-
j
tIora'
mining
would
indicate
that
cat
dry
dock.
The
Prince
Rupert.
Consolidated
had
disclosed
enough
Ctpt.
H.
E.
Nedden
arrived
on
time
In
drilling
to
warrant
sinking
and
at
10:30
from
Vancouver.
Powell
.drifting.
River
and
will
sail
at
4
oclock
this
Should
Anyox
come
back
to
its
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
one-time
prominence
In
the
mining
whence
she
will
return
here
to-'industry
f
British
Columbia,
a
morrow
evening
southbound.
i
sreat
"lift"
would
be
given
the
mln-
jing
Industry
of
British
Columbia,
"
particularly
since
Consolidated
Reach
the
most
people
tu
cj
and
district
with
ai
uovertlsement
'lie
Dallv
Nrwi
P.
O.
BOX
575
SAANICH
CLAMS
27c
I
s.
2
tins
PINK
SALMON-l
19c
s.
2
tins
SOCKEYE
SALMON
-
Gold
Seal
Brand.
33c
1-lb.
tin
2-lb.
tin
ISc
KING
OSCAR
SARDINES
29c
2
tins
LYNN
VALLEY
16c
PEACHES
Per
tin
CLOVER
HONEY
55c
4
-lb.
tin
2-lb.
tin
29c
BLACK
FIGS
25c
3
lbs.
ggage
TRUNK
Trunk
Plywood
construction.
Hard
fibre
covering
Fancy
paper
lining.
With
tray.
Size
36
inches
TAXI
WARDROBE
Taxi
Wardrobe
Closed
top.
Fancy
paper
lining.
Four
garment
hanger.
Price
S2.75
S5.00
S7.50
Spring
lock,
$9.50
$22.50
Phone
GREEN
916
ELIO'S
Hours
i)
a.m.
to
5:.'J0
p.m.
Third
Avenue.
Prlnce
Rupcrt,
B.C.
Possibility
Of
Bigger
And
TH1
DAHjT
niwi
Wednesday.
Mar-h
j.
i)si
partially
proven,
lying
between
the
When
Consolidated
bought
the
Another
girl
who
carried
th
old
Hidden
Creek
mine
and
the
j
Anyox
smelting
plant.
It
was
agreed
standard
of
prairie
pulchritude
In-townslte.
with
part
of
it
running
that
the
company
was
merely
tak-
to
the
international
field
Is
Ethe!
under
the
townslte.
The
average
Ing
a
step
toward
the
fulfilment
ol
Catherwood,
the
Saskatoon
Lilv
grade
of
copper
thus
far
indicated
its
long-term
plans
for
an
operat-
most
beautiful
athlete
at
the
Anv
'
Is
better
than
seven
per
cent.
ing
smelter
on
the
coast.
sterdam
Olympics
10
years
ago
!
Mining
circles
In
Vancouver,
;
If
ore
found
at
the
very
site
Her
lithe
grace
and
lovelincs
I
which
have
accepted
as
a
llklinood
of
the
smelter,
another
brilliant
trl-
stirred
the
hearts
of
thousand?
!
that
"there
was
something
doing"
umph
would
be
added
to
the
out-
who
saw
her.
j
at
Anyox,
In
vie-
of
the
continuous
'
standing
accomplishment
of
Con-'
,'
employment
of
about
100
men
there
solidated
in
giving
Canada
the
huge
I
annninn
HicfnfV
d"""""
iUMUrV
during
the
past
winter,
are
Inclined
,nf1t,rv
at
.lmhprIr
nnH
tv,,i
i
to
await
more
definite
news
from
the
north
or
from
Trail
before
pre-
sumlng
that
Consolidated,
has
done
more
to
carry
on
the
logical
effort
which
would
be
made
by
any
such
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League
First
Division
Manchester
City,
1;
Middlesbrough,
6.
Sunderland,
3;
Westbromwich
Albion.
1.
Preston
North
End,
0;
Leicester
City.
0.
HAH
SILVER
.
'
NEW
YOHK:
ICP)
-Bar
si
I
!
Vl'r
W:ih
tuifhn
ntroil
nf
J
fa',
n
,
fme
ounce
on
the
New
York
met-
al
market
today.
I
Mail
Schedule
,
j
For
tne
East
!
i
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
i
Friday
5
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Sunday
11:00
p.m.
For
Vancouver-Tuesday
12:30
noon
Thursday
10:15
pjn.
Friday
8
p.m.
March
7,
17
and
28
4:30
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
4
pjn.
Wednesday
10:30
a.m.
Friday
4
p.m.
March
3,
13
and
24
ajn.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
I
Sunday
7
pjn
Wednesday
3
p.m.
From
Anyox
and
Stewart-Tuesday
11:30
a
m
Thursday
8
p.m.
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-Sunday
7
pjn.!
rrom
Naas
Ulvcr
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
11:30
a.n.
Tor
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-March
11
and
25
9:30
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-March
0
and
23
a.m.
For
Alaska-
March
3,
13
and
24
u
rn
From
Alaska-March
7,
17
and
28
p.m.
Try
a
Dally
New
clusfillied
advertisement
for
best
results.
Than
Ever
Is
Northern
Argonaut
organization
finding
itself
in
pos-
logically
favorable
ground.
Mining
Practice
It
is
common
oracuce
in
minlne
'today
to
look
in
the
vicinity
ollarge
ore
occurrences
for
additional
ore-
bodies
which
have
not
come
to
the
surface
the
program
upon
which
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Company,
after
picking
up
the
Anyox
property
from
Gran-
by
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Company
virtually
on
a
salvage
basis,
has
been
engaged
for
many
months.
Should
Consolidated
existence
of
previously
untao
nn
1'irrantlnn
f
h
rahnhllit'ltlnn
if
.5
v-.ww.
the
smelter
and
the
rebuilding
of
the.
concentrating
mill,
partly
dismantled
to
furnish
material
for
the
Big
Missouri
mUl
near
Stewart,
his-
tory
would
repeat,
pernaps
on
a
larger
scale,
just
such
an
incident
as
has
marked
the
successful
reviv-;
al
of
the
old
Nickel
Plate
mine
at
Hedley.
tor
vpars
rngniidatd
Mininc
&
bmeiting
company
nas
considered
Czgary.
snowshoeing
near
Wln-the
possibilities
of
establishing
a!nlpeg
or
even
golng
about
her
smelter
on
the
British
Columbia
wnrk
nn
a
sasttrhpwnn
farm
-
coasi
ireaung
copper
ore
as
us
Dase
material
and
doing
a
custom
and
private
business
for
independent
and
Consolidated
mines.
Tne
coast
Copper
ana
suniocn
Drooerties
on
Vancouver
Island,
the
company
has
repeadedly
polntea
out,
are
awaiting
favorable
circum-
stances
to
operate,
and
these
cir-
cumstances,
tt
has
been
generally
presumed,
would
x
the
establishing
of
a
smelter
by
the
company
some-
where
on
the
B.
C.
coast.
,..,..
...fJ
.u.
.
,'
M"uu,il"lllu
WUU1U
lut"
the
market
copper
as
wen
as
lead
and
zinc
to
sell.
Northern
Arr
gonaut.
Canoe
Expedition
To
Arctic
Ocean
i
I
'
University
Party
From
Southern
States
to
Study
Racial
Origin
Of
Eskimos
EDMONTON,
March
9:
(CP)
.Two
university
students
from
the
southern
states
left
here
yesterday
for
the
country
north
of
Fort
St
John
In
Northern
British
Columbia
to
make
advance
preparations
for
a
canoe
expedition
to
the
Arctic
Coast
and
Bering
Sea
which
will
start
at
the
end
of
April
under
the
leadership
of
Dr.
E.
L.
Blake
of
the
University
of
New
MpvIpo
Onp
nf
the
objects
of
the
expedition
Is
to'
study
the
racial
origin
and
mlgra-1
tion
of
the
Eskimos
who
are
sup-
posed
to
have
come
from
the
Orient,
Today's
Weather
.
(Government
legT.vtl
1
Terrace
Light
snow,
calm,
temperature,
28.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
31.
Alice
Arm
Light
snow,
calm,
34.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
Stewart.
Snowing,
calm,
31.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
29.
Smithe'rs
Clear,
calm,
29.
Smithers-
-Overcast,
calm,
22.
Burns
Lake-
Cloudy,
calm,
15.
Prices
of
Raw
Furs
Up
30
Ship
Your
Goods
To
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Reliable
And
Be
Sure
To
Get
The
30
per
cent
for
Yourself
DREAM
GIRL
OF
PRAIRIE
Seen
in
Itidrr
Of
rL,Sll.sT,
Olympics
And
Singer
of
Movies
By
R.
K.
Taylor
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
WINNIPEG.
March
8:
CP
An
ineffable
western
air."
a
dashing
rather
gallant,
quality
dlstin-
guishes
the
prairie
dream
girl
from
her
sisters
on
either
side.
"A
sportswoman
and
a
lady."
is
the
phrase
Harry
Steel,
veteran
cameraman,
used
to
epitomize
the
lPe
oi
oeauiy
raos
ttprejtiiwini
of
Manitoba,
Saskatchewan
and
For
twenty
years
Steel
has
been
clicking
his
shutters
at
debutantes
brides
and
girl
athletes
of
all
sizes,
Uneaments
under
varied
conditions
"I
llgnung.
Hprlorps
th.it
hU
pamern
and
possibly
any
other
camera,
is
incapable
of
capturing
the
distinctive
nimHK
In
xrhlrh
tt-pctprn
HrlR
differ
fn)m
Qlhe
NCTertneles8i
It
is
there.
Has
Athletic
Figure
Bob
Reck,
a
Winnipeg
artist
picks
up
where
Steel
leaves
off
iwhen
he
rhapsodizes
"You
can
see
L
.JVT-.
.,..
.u
-
Rec!c
sqUints
one
eye
and-
give
dimensions
and
othpr
details
"Shi
ig
-
ne
aajd.
-a
brunette,
abou;
fjve
feet
four
inches
tall.
She
Is
s
girlish
in
appearance,
witr.
thp
snft
rnrvps
nf
annrnarhinr
womanhood
appearing
in
a
lithe
athletic
fljure."
Reck
points
to
Deanna
Durbln
the
young
film
star
from
Wlnni-
peg,
as
a
representative
of
westeru
beauty
at
Its
best.
Deanne,
he
says,
is
younger
than
the
ideal.
A:
1
,
f
.
.
i
UUllIIie
liliereSlS
NfHIVPOrian"
MpAT
lnfT
AIWA
II
VIUll
iUVVllllg
The
Nordkap
Society
held
Hs
regular
monthly
meeting
in
thi
Mctropole
Hall
Monday
night
wltl
Peter
Lien,
the
president,
in
th:
members.
The
business
session
waf
largely
of
a
routine
nature
and
was
followed
by
a
social
hour
dur
ing
wnicn
ime
vaien
gave
an
In-
teresting
outline
of
Canadian
His
tory.
The
proceedings
closed
with
the
singing
of
"The
Maple
Leaf
Forever
"
KID
K.DNEYSWILLCAUSEIT!
.
.......
wt
A
i
pro.
tl,,,r
uf
thtlf
u"1"
nCi4
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
PHONE
6S8
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
Rooms
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
Brasell
Rrasell
iTerrace
Bride-
Elect
H
Shower
For
.Miss
Florence
Dcsjar-dins
at
Home
of
Mrs.
Crales
Kofeod
TERRACE,
March
9:
A
delightful
shower
in
honor
of
Miss
Flor
ence
Desjardlns,
who
is
to
marrj
Ch&tles
Reneaux
in
April,
was
held
.
at
the
bomc
of
Charles
Ko-
toed
n
Tuesday
evening
last.
Many
friends
were
present.
Little
George
Kofoed,
dressed
as
a
groom
and
nls
mUe
'ter
Adele
dresscd
as
a
bride,
carried
in
a
basket
heaped
high
with
many
beautiful
and
useful
gifts.
Those
present
were:
Mrs.
C.
Kr
-foed,
Mrs.
J.
Normandeau,
'Mrs
John
Christy,
Mrs.
A.
McDonald,
Mrs.
H.
Doll,
Mrs.
J.
Desjardlns
Mrs
m-iii,,
ifr,
j
srarkes.
Mrs
lCote
Mlsses
norence
Desjardlns
;
Theresa
Desjardlns,
Yvonne
Cote
Rosa
Cote.
Jean
Desjardlns,
Elsie
Hipp,
Mary
Hipp,
Fein
Breather
Annie
Dunroe,
Alice
Flnter.
Refreshments
were
served
and
a
very
pleasant
evening
spent
by
al'
LONDON
GOLD
PRICE
LONDON,
March
9:
CP
The
London
price
for
bar
gold
was
down
2c
yesterday
at
$34.99
per
fine
ounce.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
HIGHER
WINNIPEG.
March
9:
CP
For
th
first
time
In
a
week,
Winnipeg
wheat
prices
turned
upward
yesterday,
gaining
3Bc
to
lc.
May
closed
at
$122.
CCJ.
BICYCL
For
Choose
Your
Bicycle
Now
MOTORBIKE
.
.
$10.50
STANDARD
...
S
12.00
New
Balloon
Tire
.Model
511.50
Term?
can
be
arranged
at
authorized
rates.
C.C.M.
antee
of
perfection
in
very
detail
.Most
for
SPECIAL
FOR
MARCH
ONLY
With
every
C.C.M.
Bicycle
purchased
this
month
w..i
free
one
barrel-type
bicycle
lock
chromium
finish
eompic:?
wit'
locking
chain.
Generator
Lamp
Set
Complete
Dunlop
Tires
26
and
28-inch.
Dunlop
Tubes
26
and
28-lnch
Repair
Kits
.
25c
Bicycle
Horns
C3c
Itubber
Handle
Grips
Pr.
25c
Trouser
Clips-
Pair
10c
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PII0NR
57
ENDS
TONIGHT
Jranette
MacDonald
in
"THE
FIREFLY"
(At
7:24
and
9:57)
LastShow
Starts
9,-Jj
TOMORROW
ONLY
That
Tavoritc
and
Unforgettable
Laugh
llit
Will
Rogers
In
'HANDY
ANDY'
With
Robt.
Taylor
Peffsy
Wood.
.Mary
Carlisle
(At
7:00
and
9:39)
PLUS
TONY
MARTIN
The
National
Radio
Favoril
In
"Siiik
And
Be
Happy"
With
JOAN
DAVIS
(The
OI?a
from
the
Volia,
Clown
of
"Thin
!re"
And
LEAH
RAY
Dixie
Dunbar,
Allan
Lane
(At
8:28,
Once
Only)
William
Stone
w.u
be
r
'ar
to
the
city
Thursday
ev
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the
Prince
Rupert
frcm
u
eu.:
trip
to
Stewart
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1938
Kroiu
Our
Complete
Slock
CRESCENT
.9.o0
CADET
$31.51)
GIRLS'
MODEL
V,
Is
your
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Bells
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Flashlielit
Holders
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Central
Hold
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Pbone
51
for
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
r.
BLACK
HALIBUT
The
source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Boiled
Halibut
with
egg
sauce
is
digestible,
palatable,
satisfying.
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.