Monday
July
25.
1938.
Hotel
Arrivals
central
r
us
"
Peta,
Edmonton;
E.
Ruegcr,
.
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mt
t
nhH
1
lire
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v
uronm,
isiauu
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t
tnd.
Cornier
City;
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ti;
AN
T.
Anderso
and'
Haltonj
Yk-
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nil
1
mm
city.
ii:!mes.
F
Jones
Seattle;
C.
E.
Salterl.Car-
i
le
A.
jacoDson,
csniney;
j.
till
fl
v
j
rut
WlnnlnM1
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p
u
rlKe.
vernon;
u.
m
uonsy.
B,
Harcourt
and
C.
A.
Oould'
Blt.vui
t
-
-
irUm.
M;
Byers
and
PI
ualway.
...
n
E
Savoy
Mrs
George
Brown,
BKiaega.e
11
nn
J
Trottier
and
Air.
ana
1
r
I.
Vlprprk,
rltv:
D.
MN
ow
Prldhoome
Lake
Mrs.
M.
Prudhomme;
Mbntreal;
I!'
;-;.:k
Trrracc;
Vie
Hammenbeck,
Reach
the
most
peopje
in
enj1
the
Dally
Newr
the
On
The:
Family
Is
it
hard
going
to
finance
the
last
of
the.
month?
Try
the
Singer
Plan
Sew
your
way
through.
Make
practical
savings
"New
Fashions
For
You
and
Your
Home"
Your
Singer
summer
booklet
tells
you
how.
Call'
fon
a
copy
here
it's
free.
fliones
18
&
84
P.O.
Box
575
Money-saving
Values
Every
Day
At
MUSSALliEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
The
Besti
Service
The
Best
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
1
NewHospitals
For
Far
North
ing
Increased
this
year,
be
operated
by
Catholic
missionaries,
and
the
one
at
Fort
Norman
by
the
Anglican
Church.
I
Bishop
Breynat
"the
flying
bishop
of
the
Arctic,"
Is
now
on
a
tour
as
far
north
as
Aklavik,
on
the
of
missions
throughout
the
North
West
Territory
ft
will
fnW.
him
Strain
Budget
Own
a
Modern
Singer
and
Save
Money
We
will
be
pleased
to
explain
the
Singer
Pin
Plan
Domestic
Economy
and
how
it
works
$3.
month
will
do
the
trick
Phone
G
Or
Call.
No
Obligation
of
00
a
The
Singer
Shop
CanYou
EqualThis?
Clean,
Comfortable
Rooms
with
Hot
and'
Cold
Water
Home
Cooked
Meals
Heautlful
Harbor
View
Board
ASItoom
$40
Mo.
and
Up
"All
White
Help"
KNOX
HOTEL
THE
WORLD'S
GOOD
NEWS
will
come
to
your
home
every
day
through
THE
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
MONITOR
Ah
InttrmliotHl
Daily
XtutPPr
otne
nplolt
cftm
or
Mntk)n:
iwlthf
"
th;
but
dtiM
corrctIvil
lththm.
ntttrn
lor
buij
mn
'mur,
lncludlni
tho
WttkU
MtiU
8ctloo.
f
Thi
ChrHtUn
Scltntt
PublUdtnf
.BocUtt
On,
Norr
stret,
Boiton,
iimeriuuttt
.
fn,
rot
Monitor
Bclene.
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nter
mi
lub.crlptloa
to
Tb.
ChrlitUn
r.
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oe
I
month
KM
i
month!
109
1
JS'SuiSm0"!
1,,u"
"
Widntdt
uiut.
intludlng
Mtln
Section!
1
M
Addreu
.
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
East
at'
2:30;
uras
tprvulwi
this
Roman
Catholic
Churth
AHive
In
morning'
to
be
two
Hours'
and5
ten
This
Fleja
in
Northwest!
EMONTON,
July
255
(CPJ
-
minutes?
lat
whleH.
will
bring
lt
lri
at
4:40
p.m.
E;
0.!
Aves;
deputy
provincial
aa-
Prince
Rupert'
Bishop
Gabriel
Bfeynat;
grey-
00
official'
duties.
Inspector
John
Macdonald
arrived'
In'
the
ctty
on
th
Princess
Alice
this
morning:frbm:NHson
be
ing
here
tb
assume
duty
as
officer",
commanding
"D
Division
of
the
provincial:
police
Here
in
succession
to'
the
late
Inspector
W.
Ji
Service.
...
The
annual'
tea
and
'sale
of
1
home
as
far
north
as
Aklavik
on
the'
,.
w..
.u.
,
shores
of
the
Arctic
Ocean.
WheniSOclety
of!
First'
Presbyterian
he
returns-
He
will
start
eastwardl
Church-at1
the
Home
of'
Mrs.
D.1
C.
by
train
and
sail
frpm
Quebec,
Aug.lMcRae,
Fourth
avenue;
East
on
Frl'
13
to
attend
the
convention
of
the;dav
afternoon
was
quite
a
success-Oblate
a"alr
Mariy
,adles
called
and
Oblate
Fathers
Fathers.
,
flnanddl
prbceed
Us,
.
-
.-.
.
.
.
j
factory.
IS
MODEL
Less
Crime
Than
ih
Other
IaTts
Of
Gotham
One
Authority
Der-lares-
Keceniiy
a
legisiaiivc
cuuiuhikv
went
into
Chlnatown'to
confer'wlth
1938
39Radio-Licenc!
Duo
and
Payable
G.GllAVRtNG.
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Appointment"
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or
Black
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apply
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the;
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natnc
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Fruni
WiUwmart'of
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Rupert;
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apply,
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and:
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cwmnciliw
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feet
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of
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more
or
leaa
v
FRANK
WATERMAN
I
DaUd
JunV-ietu.
m.
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DATTiY
NEWSn
4
LOCAL.
NEWS
NOTES
turned'
'tb
the-
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
train
from
a
trip
to
the
Interior
RADIO
Monday,
July
25
6:30
to
6:45
p.m.
HON
XD.Fattuiro
Prime
Minister
of
British
Coiumbiaf
will
speak
on
'UNEMPLOYMENT'
Germany-
for
the
benefit
of
his
health
arrived
in
the
city
on
Sat
urday
night's
train,
being
on
his
way
baclr
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands:
Funeral
Notice-
NEW
YORK,
Jlily
25.w-
(CP)
from
the
B.
C.
Undertaking
Par-
New
York's
Chlhatown;
16ng
depicted
in
movies
and!
mystery
thrillers
as
a
dark1,
sinister
district
of
skulking
shadows
and!
flashing
knives,
is
in
reality
me
mosi
crime-free
section
of
the1
metropolitan
area.
Court
records
show-
the
oriental
population
of
New
York"
have
the
lowest
percentage
of
Juvenile;
linquency
of
any
racial
or
sectional
group
in-the
city.
lors,
Tuesday,
July
26
at
2
p.m.
Members,
and
ex-serlcemen
please
attend.
Lest
We
Forget.
VANCOUVER
MAN
DIES
John
Maxwell,
Who
Was
Head
Plasterer
on
Federal
BuUdinr,
Passes
Away
ismp
Maxwell,
who
came
to
j
Chinese
eldersand!learn.tKe:secret.
prlnce
RUpert
two
weeks
ago
to
And
this
is
what
they
heard
fromjjjg
cnarge
0f
the
plastering
of
w
m
Pvn
Chinese
lnterureter
ln',u
na,
ini
hniiHintr
hwv
fnr
"Build
B,
O.
PayroIU"
A
:steamer
Vancouver
'Six
H
JirArWHTfi
mm
by
Mrs.
F.
S.
R
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated-
of)
Course
The
Finest
PUNO
TUNING
In
tiie?
country
can'
be
yours,
as
done
with
the
1
"Resonoscope"
by
0.
C.
WALKER
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
8
1.
BIRTHRATE
HarrV
Lincoln
of
the
local
Cana-I
tihin-i
tiii,h,-.
New
Soviet
Laws
1
.the
courts,
who
could
only
recall
the
contractor,
E.
C.
McDougall
ofj
Uhree
minor
offences
by-
his
coun-
Vancouver,
and
had
to
be
admitted
1
trymen
within
the
previous-
six
tb
the
Prince
Rupert
General)
I
months:
i
Hospital
the
day
after
his
arrival
"The
Chinese
child
Is
taugnt.
rev-
f0r
an
emergency
operation,
died'
erence
for
his
parents.
Whenever
at
7il5
Saturday
evening,
He
was
a
boy
or
girHs
guilty
of
misconduct
a
native
of
Glasgow,
fifty-two
in
public
it'
is
a
disgrace
not
only
years
of
age
and
is
survived
by
a
to
himself
or
herself
but'
to
the
widow
and
daughter
in
Vancouver,
family.
And
the
Chinese
family
is
'He
Had
"been
in
the
province
about
nretty
big.
We
are
45,000,000
bro-
twenty-five
years
and
was
well
i
thers.
Here
II
some-
unmeae.
nu
mm,
mmiftPd
the
most
minute
crime
me
remains-
win
ue
luiwmucu
,na
rnmmimitv
would
knowithls
afternoon
bn
th?
of
It
and'
he'
wouiaiW'
iosl'rgf&e.
"Among
the
young
the
most
severe
punishment
is
to
lose
face.
Chinese
children
are
not
punished
physically."
In
the
course
of
.other
remarks
Mr.
Pyn-
said'
dfvorce
was
almost
.unknown
among
mc
v.t."v
v-v....
munlty.
The
Daily
New
Im
ah
-lrculatlon.
Play
safel
audited
Prince1
George
bWiali
to.
Increase'
Prob
lems
Four
.MbnthV
Off'
For
Mothers
Kiior
"wspjiai
accommoaauon
In
theifar-,sessor
ana
collector,
returned'
tof
engaged
lrt
publlcr
health
nursing
j
legal
and"
divorce
became
diffuult
j
Nault.
Queen
Charlotte;
m
flung
North
West
Territories
Is
be-!
on
Saturday
afternoon
;
service
at
Juneau,
wasa
passenger
that
.mother
and!
child"
welfare-
is
."
MOSCOW,
Jtflr
25
(CP)-Sotlet
women
are
havtnsr
so
marry
child'
Miss-
Norali
Jones;
wHo
has
been
ren
since,
abortions
were
mad
11
train'
from
a'
trip
td
the
interior
aboard
the
Prince
Robert
yesterday
a
major'
social
probleTfl.
Birth
in
w
H
Trotter,
Df.
A.
S,
Lamb
haired
vicar
apostolic
of
the
Mac-I
ii-!
Florence5
M.'
Erlcfcson,
J.
Bal-1
kenzie
and
head
of
three-score"
Ob
J
William
.Hi
Trotter"
of
Prince
C
P
LecKle.
A)
J.
Tanee.
J
late
missions
In
the"
far
north")
an-
:
George,
whose
marriage
to
Miss
Connor
and'
VIC
Oarnham
j
nounced
the
construction
of
threer
Wadeal
Mussalllm
of'thls'clty
Is
to
::couver.
norenctr
weiier,
ua
new"
hospitals
with
total
capacity
lae
place
on
Friday
of
this
week,
t,
"O
'
J
"
wi
1
-
VJ
vaia
-
MIW
E.
PongO,
Massell;
A,
o
Construction
Of
two
of
the
hospl-
on
Saturday
afternoon's1
train,
v,.tcnn
KhnSAJI
CitV.
R.
Or
tnl
nt
r-
1..41
n.ii
ut
iuiuiii
-
i.
--.
uiuul
riiiL
nr.Mii
11
i.iiti
I
urin
h
iitt
.
i
Waterman
and
William
:
Norman
Is
alrpadv
imrirvov
amil
J:
A.
Falrbalm.
wtia
ha;
retired
rnaterlal
has
been
shipped
for'
f"m
the-
service
of
I
the
Whlte
Pass
start
of
construction
on
the
thirds
&
Yukon
Route-
after'
Having)
been
at.
Fort
Hae.
for'
some
years,
agent
at:
Mayov
was
'
The
Fort
Resolution
hospital
will!
a
passenger
aboard!
the
Prlncessi
haw
twenty
beds,
the
Fort
Rae
Charlotte
Saturday
afternoon
go
forty
and
the
Fort
Norman
twenty.lnB
throagH
to'Vaneotrro":
Fort
Resolution
and
Fort
Rae
will!
-
going
tHrougH
td
Vancouver
enroute
Moscow
mortf
thahtdoubled
In'
1937
to
New"
York".
oteri
1936.
The
registrations'
were
135348,
compared:
with
71
",073;
The
social
problem
of
the
So
viet
chi'd
is
realized'
more
fully
jwhen
one
is
reminded'
Soviet'
wo
men
work;
That
is
part
of
their
I
equal
rights
wltH
men.
In
Mos
cow
one
sees
women
subway
dig-
igers
in
overall
at
mncntime'
in
Sthe
centre
of
the
city.
Street
sweeping,
mall
deliveries
and1
garbage
collection
are1
woman's
work:
Millions'
of
women
work-beside1
tHi
men
in
factories
and'
on
farms.
Since
Soviet
Women
are
prevented
by
law
from
avoiding
childbirth;
factories;
mines,
mills
and'
collective1
farms'
must
provide
for
trie'
ma"-
ternity
period.
Care
pf
the
expect-,
ant
mothers-
figures
largely?
lit
the
Soviet
industrial'
plans.
THe
,mater-i
nity
vacation
begins
two
months
before
birth
and
ends
two
months,
after'.
Tn
the
Stalin
automobile,
plant,
2384
women
became
mothers
In
1937:
j
Hospitals,
nurseries
and'
kinder-1
.gartens
are
provided
'by
the5
moth-
1
ers
employers,
which
is"
the
government.
There
are
20300
'nurseries'
and-
4,175
mother
and
child'
welfare
centres.
Nursing
mothers
wbrK
only
six
hours
a
day,
taking
time
mmmmm'
-
out
every
three
hours
tb
nurse
Edward
Pongs
of
Massett,
who
their
babies.
i
has
been
spending
the
past
year
in
The4
emphasis
on
rearm
chlldi
!
en
to
provide
the
government:
viih
toilers
and
soldiers
has"
caus-
i
;d
some
anxiety
in
the
rising-
gen-!
eration
of
Soviet
womanhood'
as
revealed
in
letters
some
time
ago
to
Communist
youth
newspapers.
I
Young
women
wrote
they
were
divided
on
the
Question
of
trying
The
funeral
of
our
late
Comrade
to
fit
children
into
their
work.
Andrew
Ferguson
will
take
place
others
Inclined
to
the
rearing
of
that
biological
laws
settled
the
question
for
many.
James
Killas
sails
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
the
Ahahim
Lake
country
in.
from
Williams
Lake
where
he
will
pay
a
visit
to
his
Mountain
Boss
mining
property.
Mr,
Killas
will
be-
accompanied
from
Vancouver
by
a
geologist
who
will
make
an
examination.
Already
extensive
development
work
has
been
carried
out
on
.this
promising
gold
property
Including
the
driving
of
a
250-foot
tunnel.
Announcements
!
All
advertisements
to
ttili
col-t
omn
will
be
charged'
for
a'
full
1
month
at
25c
a'
wordi
Anglican
Te
Mrs.
F.
M:
Good;
July
28.
First
annual
Port
Day
Ball,
Thursday,
August
25,
Moose
Hall.
.
Tendws,
WibcJ
to
the
un-
dereined
aiil
iendoreed
.'"T0.
for
Wharf
Bepalrs,
Fwt
dement.
B.
C.
iti
iu
i.u
imfMl
12
o'clock
noon
(cU)llght
saving).
MonUay.
August
W
93H,
far
wharf
repairs;
at
Port
Clement.
Sfceena
District,
B;
C.
:
Plans;
form
of
oontraot
and
p
location
can
be
eem
and
torma
or
tender
obtained
at
the
office-
ol
theChlef
En-gtoeer;
Department
of
fJte
Wwrta.;
Ot-r
.ho
nf
firm
of
the
District
En-
iw
nrrir
Bulldius.
Mew
.WeaUnlnster.
B.
C.;
also
at
the-
Poitj
"I
consider
Pacific
Milk
is
the
f'v
BB
.VSi
:
makihg'Of'a
good
CUp
Of
coffee
I
fcu,
B.
O..
and
MaasettV
B.
C.
)
and'
wrved
With
hot
cereals-
Tsnders
wlU
not
be
"n',V!
ana
servea
wimi
uicau
.
pr
forma
supplied
by
the
elves
a
"delicious
flavor.
I
Use
rw-rtm.nt
and
In
accordanc.
with.
if
as
whipped"
cream
'because
"panled
of
its
rich
creaminess."
Fromihv
&
ratified
chju
on'
a
chartered:
a
letter
written
to
Pacific
Milk,
ban
in;
anaaa.
lo
Wbrka.
equal
to
,10
percent
of
tie
junouiut
of
the
tender,
or
Bearer'
Bond
of
the
Dominion
ot
Canada
or
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Company
and
Ha
oonstltwin
companlea.
uncondl.
,
Wterent
by
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
or
h.
fnrmnjtloned
bends
and
a
certi
fied
cheque
if"
required
to
make
up
an
odd
amount.
...
t
NOTE:
Tlie'
DepaItmefvt
will
auppiy
vir,rtn
Anrf'sTMiflcatiioar
of
the
work
on
deposit
of
wa
of'
110.00.'
in'
t!e
form
of
'acertlfled'oank
cheque',
payabU
to
the
order
of
the
Minister
of
Public
Work-
The
deposit'
wlU
;
ben
released
p
the
return
of
the
uueprinnmioiVT
'flcatloji-within
a
moatfii
ffota
the-
aate
of
reception
ot
.tenoera.
u
mx,
iwinvm
within
that
period
the-
deposit
will
be
1
forfeited.
By
order;
I.
J.
U.
SOMTOVILLE,
secretary.
DepanUnent
of
PiiWlo
iWorU,
Ottawa.
July-la?
183-
JRecerifeBride:
jls
Given4
Party
Pretentatioir
Ftoweri
Stand
id1
Strachair
i
Mrs.
R;
Rj
StracHan,
on
behalf;
of
CASn
or
c.o:d.
1
1
RAILWAY'
l
LINES
.r
s
.
bride-with,
a
beautiful
floor
lamp
and
flowetJ
stand.
1a-''Refreshments.
were
therTTserved
and
a
nleasant.
pvMilner
hrnucht
td
laclose
.'
J
'
Thase
present,
other
than
the
guest
of
honor,
were
Mrs:
Ole
of)
Floor
Lamp1
Ahd'
Strand,
Miss''
M.'
M6Nab;j
Mrs.
Ji
tb
Sirs;
William
Mnnro;
Mrs.
Mltchetf,
Mrs:
M6nt-
gomery,
Mrs.
A.
Murray,
Mrs.
W11-?
'liam
.Finlayson,
Mrs.
A.
Guyani
.
Mrs?
William
Goodsell,
Mrs.
Wtlllant
!
Mrs.
R.
R.
Strachan
was
hostesVGedde's,
Mrs.
O
.Geddes,
Mrs.
F.'
last
Thursday
evening
at
a
pleas
-
Barber,
Mrs,
William
Cook,
Mrs;
tint
surprise1'-party'
staged
tt
conf
i
Mi
M;
Lamb;
Mrs.
J.
Ciirrle
Jr.
andi
piemorate
the.
recent-
wedding5
of!
Mrs;
J.
Macintosh'.
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Strachan.
4
.
A'happy
evening
was
spent
playing
bridge,
the
winners
being
Mis,
1
Brigadier
Walter
C
a
r
r
u
t
h
e
r
A.
Guyan,
Mrsj-
J.
R.
Macintosh
anii
Salvation
Army,
after
attending?
the
galloping
prize-winner.
Mrs
William
Goodsell.
the
annual
district
native
congress
at
Cassiar
cannery
list'
week,
sailed
by
thk
Princess
Alice
this
morn-'
the
ladles
present,
presented
the
ing
on
his
return
to
Wrangelli
i
OVERWAITEA
LTD.
MILK
Phone
813
;
GRANULATED
SUGAR
'
100-pound
QE
rjc
10
tZQ
f
f
sack
pounds-....
301
i
Preservinjr
Apricots
Butter
First
grade.
QOp
per
J'Q;
,.
3,
pounds-,,,
.,,
,
,
VV,
crat
LVnn
Valley
Peaches
4'tZgp
Certo
9Ro'
Ier
tin
....
Per.
bottle
MJs
Royal
City
White
Corn
QpV
Qneen
Charlotte
Crab
"g
QV!
2
tins
"
'
"
'
Per
Un
j
B.
&
K.
Pastry
Flour
M
S
pj
Kraft
Cheese
QQp
1
10-pound
sack
OK
Per
pound
,.,.
.
tftfV
:
-
.
Luxor.
Matches
Jello
Assorted
flavors.
4
5wC
Alt
3
nkts.
3
pkts:
:
Many
Howers
Toilet
ffr
'
Nv
Potatoes
ffiC
11C
12
Punds
-
Soap-3bars
4
-i
Lettuce-Large,
firm.
ffp
Large
Ivory
Soap-
n
tfV
A1Ci
'
d
.
PT
bars.
2
bars
Orange
Marmalade
7p
Bunch
Carrots
1
i
n
'
"
3-
bunches
.
2t
glass
Jars
-
SunWist
Lemons
9dp
Okaijatan
Field!
4
-Tpl
Per
dozen
iUK
Tomatoes
Pound
'
Free
Delivery
on
Orders
$3.00
and
Over
We
Have
Grade
''A"
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
Daily
From
Our
Own
Herd
Delicious
Sour
Cream
50c
per
Quart
Phone
Red
608
For
Better
Dairy
Products
Dominion
Dairy
Canadian
Pacific
i
Transcontinental
:
Trans-Atlhntic
'
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
:6ceariyFjiilsaid'
Vtay
Ports
SS.
"Princess
'",""n
"'"'
'ueTaTde''
"
'
Every
Friday
10-p.rm
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
SS;
"Princess
Louise"
SS.
Princess
Alice"
SS:
Princess
Charlotte
July
6,
16,
27,
Aug.
6,
July;
9,
20r
30,
Aug,
ltt.
July
23,
Aug,
3,
13
Connections
at
Vancouver-
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets-and
Reservations-From
Y.
L.
COATES,
General
Agrnt.
Princrr
Rupert;
B.C:
December
Frozen
HERRING
BAIT
Cold'
Storage
Ice;
Canadian
Fish
1
&
Cold
Storag
CO;-
Ltdi.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.