PAGE
TOUR
Roy
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mellow
Canadian
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for
the
dale
trip
on
each
brand
the
Government'
Guarantee
of
Age.
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STAR"
13
oz
..$1-00
25
oz
51-80
40
oz
2-75
"B.
C.
SPECIAL"
16
oz
$1-35
25
oz
2-10
40
oz
3-25
'16
YEAR
OLD,
D.D.'
25
oz
$2-75
40
oz.
...
$4.00
m
w
look
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ihit
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on
B.
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D.
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I
he
Waterfront
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BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
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lhe
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Is
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Rooms
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
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HOTEL
R.
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N.
M.
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ths
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i
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Pretty,
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advertisement
is
hot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
snips,
oesio.es
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mattress
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Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
I
II
IS
GREAT
POTENTIAL
INDUSTRY
(Continued
from
Page
One)
are
estimated
at
27,529
million
board
feet
on
the
coast
of
whici
14,601
million
board
feet
are
rated
as
accessible.
With
a
cut
of
173,171
cords
of
spruce
and
balsam
pulpwood
in
1936,
equivalent
to
121
million
board
feet,
the
drain
oi
these
species
is
again
less
than
one
percent
of
the
available
In
Vancouver
district
there
was
an
available
total
of
23,091
mil
lion
feet
of
pulpwood
of
which
5,601
million
feet
was
Western
hemlock,
In
Prince
Rupert
district
10
me
recem
Rlddell
Flbht
openlng
of
a
new
PulP
and
PaPR'-
,total
Prcduction,
or
397,388
tons
vii
rvffuo-
ai-
oeiungnam,
onnging
great
serious
competitor
Jasper
and
CaptNodwell,
medical
"SJl?,rity
V
cily
through
ex
A
ruoslion
period
followed
Prof.
officer
attached
to
Jericho
Beach
1
..L
'
"
001ars
uecKnagcw
address,
a
number
of
:
air
station.
?.S..b.
shm.er?.t
of
a
lar"e
V9to
queries
being
made
of
the
SDeaker
THB
DAILT
NEWS
Wday,
April
,
Mills
at
Ocean
Falls,
making
groundwood,
unbleached
sulphite
and
unbleached
sulphate
from
which
newsprint
wrapping
papers
and
toilet,
towel
and
napkin
pa
pers
were
manufactured;
Powell:
River
Co.
at
Powell
River,
making
j
groundwood
and
unbleached
sul-'
phite
for
newsprint
paper;
Sid
!
ney
Roofing
&
Paper
Co.
at
Vic
toria,
making
groundwood
and
manufacturing
paper
boards,
felt
building
roofins
paper
and
miscellaneous
products;
the
B.
C
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.'s
modern
and
i
high-grade
pulp
plants
(only)
at
I
Port
Alice
and
Woodflbre
making!
bleached
and
unbleached
sulphi:
there
was
16,548
million
feet
of
or
"dissolving
pulp"
for
rayon,
and
pulp
timber
available
of
whicn
.tne
Westminster
Paper
Co..
a
con-
7,703
million
feet
was
Western
hemlock.
On
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
there
was
an
accessible
vcrter
paper
mill
only
at
New
Westminster..
This
was
not
much
of
a
showing
compared
with
the
stand
of
9,254
million
feet
of
mer-
J
neighbors
to
the
south,
especially
I
chantable
timber
of
which
hem-
i'n
view
of
the
extraordinary
!
lock
and
spruce
constituted
7,173
'wealth
of
timber
and
other
natur
:
million
feet
3,888
hemlock
and
al
advantages
for
the
manfuacturc
3,285
spruce.
Why
Not
B.C,
"The
development
.
of
the
pulp
'
wnai
a
cmrerence
such
a
thir
;;,One
of
these
concerned
the
fast-
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide.
MiUs
mant,
Pulp
V,
and
,
Caot.
S.
K.
Gray,
is
due
in
port
a
"'n,g.
..,
...
,
.
uuuau
vuiumoia,
con-
.,
filth,
!r,e"
l7T.o.ur!r
were
few
5,
'
and
will
sail
at
10
her
n.m.
on
re-
.
i
j
lit
.
.:
t
aiiujuutrr
ii
ui.
wir.n
ruin
nnrih
a
"Spring
Fever"
is
brought
on
by
poisuui
wastes
which
clog
jour
child's
foodwavs
and
undermine
vitality.
Needed
is
the
gentle
flushing
action
of
Eno's
"Fruit
Silt"
to
dear
the
digestive
tract
and
neutralize
hyperacidity.
Eno
is
pleasant-tasting,
safe,
and
much
more
effective
than
"sulphur
and
molassea".
I
I
U
Hill
al
Canadian
Air
Force
Snuadron
'
from
Vancouver
ln
six
hours'
flying
Produced
only
13,000
tons
at
a
Dnuriion
output.
Despite
this,
pulp
I
is
the
first
season
he
On
Service
Flisht
Halibut
timc
stops
at
Alert
Bay
and
cost
of
about
one
million.'
"
iand
Paper
was
second
in
gross
enough
for
export.
It
is
,
.
nDu
nii,
Th
wom
Prof.
Recknacel
added
withn-it
V31ue
of
output
among
thc
manu-
stood
that
shinments
will
Here
ere
La
of
pulp
and
paper.
In
addition
t
the
actually
operating
plants
Prof.
Recknagel
mentioned
'
the
and
DaDer
industry
in
the
Pacific
Port
Mellon
plant,
not
now
in
op-
North-West
is
of
comparatively
j
cratIon'
and
tho
rumored
new
recent
date
but
it
has
beerr
swift
mills
at
Notka
on
the
West
Coast
and
almost
overwhelming
in
its'of
Vancouver
Island,
the
rumored
scope
and
complexity,"
said
Prof-
ncw
mlu
of,
Crown-Wllliamette
on
Recknagel.
"The
Puget
Sound
sec-
,the
east
cSi
of
Vancouver
Isl-tion
of
the
states
of
Oregon
ar.d;and
near
thc
north
end-
and
thl-Washington
is
the
centre
of
the
"pulp
and
PaPer
mil1
to
e
to-industry.
A
glance
at
the
statis-,cated
at
Princo
Rupert
Itself,
pre-tics
of
the
pulp
and
paper
millslsumabIy
financed
by
British
capi-in
these
States
shows
an
almost
I
tal
"but
which
ls
far
frm
being
mushmom-llkp
tn-nwth
Rut
tr,u-
an
accomplished
fact."
SMITHERS
SUPPLYING
NEWSTUFF
Young
Radishes
and
Onions
Arrived
Last
Night
From
Interior
Points
The
first
shipment
of
new
rad-
growth,
this
expansion,
has
not
ex-
lhe
average
cost
of
pulpwood
In
I
ishes
and
vounS
onions
arrived
this
tended
north
of
the
International
nmish
Columbia,
said
Prof.
Reel.-
morning
from
Smithers
district
-
"
:
:
(Boundary.
H.
R.
MacMillan
pointed
niRel-
was'-
$6.4?
per
cord
as
where
they
were
raised
under
glass
two
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
out
In
a
recent
statement:
'Over
a5alnst
$6.85
in
all
Canada.
j
by
Arthur
Evitt,
brother
of
C.
V.
twin-motored
flying
boats,
with
the
last
five
years
Washington
In
1036
B
c-
mills
produced..:
Evitt
of
thls
citv-
Tney
are-
extra
Squadron
Leader
E.
L.
MacLeod
in
and
Oregon
have
produced
annu-
318-153
tons
of
t,apcr
35
percent
j
large
and
fresh
and
price
is
moder-command
and
having
eleven
men
allv
150
thousand
tons
of
pulp
at
of
wnich
was
newsprint
and
388,-
ate.
altogether
aboard,
arrived
here
at
'a
cost
of
10
millions
while
British
268
tons
,f
P"lo
a
total
of
706.-
I
Mr.
Evitt
has
been
raising
flowers
3:
30
yesterday
afternoon
from
Columbia,
with
ample'
timber
re-
421
tons'
of
pulp
and
paper
ctland
vegetables
under
glass
at
Vancouver.
They
made
the
flight
Sources
the
cheapest
in
the
world
about
10
percent
of
the
total
,
Smithers
for
some
years
but
this
anuings
at
seauie
,
.
.....
...
"
fnr,,rio.
....
.
to
the
Sino-
er
products.
hs
nas
naa
under-
I
be
made
been
to
return
south
today
but
poor
1-u"imc"1'
a
siaiemeni
oi
Mr.
Aiac
in
uruisn
reguiany
as
long
as
iney
tasi
ana
On
a
routine
service
flisht
from
W
conditions
have
made
it
Mlllan
that
"our
debt
and
continu-
'Sbia-!xP2rtt,nSl.'h!C"y
)
thc
that
these
wiU
be
followcd
by
cu"
T.rin.oct.iotv,
o,
necessary
to
DostDone
the
denarture
UHIBU'
nas
W
a
rea
nRh'.ir.
"
"llKU
"aa
no
cumoers,
leuuce,
tomatoes
ana
otn
,.,.l,..UUvav.wi.1Mo.
.am.uu.n,
..."
r
..
am
nit
th
nnj
i.j...
o'sannoared
nw
n
until
tomorrow.
Other
officers
Z
"'
n
Jam,
P
i
t
i.w
ut
aVJiiLiaii
iiiiiim
run
'i
n
war;
Austria
and
tht
.
Thp
miatttv
nt
this
first,
shinmont.
United
States.
56
percent
of
thr.
spems
tn
hp
PYPPiiont.
9nH
HnnMi
growing
slash
pine
bf
the
south,
eastern
states
which,
due
to
a
nc
process
of
treatment
the
professor
predicted
would
become
a
serious
S
i
I
'
v"w
,,MkulC
CA-
.UUIUCLLLL
competitor
to
British
Columbia
lUxi.
w
v-ucuuvw,
uiu
waypouiu..
ceptions,
none
too
modern.
Hc'pulpwood
Five
boats
sold
halibut
catcteiCT
,
,11..
.
?
P'
Lyons
0CCP
the
chair
at
.
,
-
"
"c
onute
racnic
last
nights
6"fc3
meetinir
uhlnh
tn
mteung
wnicn,
in
tita
ipri
57nnn
nminrfs
at
Soattio
yesterday
as
follows:
Sonia,
15,000
pounds.;
Viking,
12,000,
New
England,
12c
and
8c;
Pioneer
III,
16,-000,
Booth,
12.5c
and
8c;
Faith,
7000,
Whiz,
13V4C
and
8c;
Forward,
7000,
Washington,
12.5c
and
8c:
The
VI-J
king
sold
700
pounds
of
ling
cod
at
5c
and
the
Forward
7000
pounds
of
ling
cod
at
8c.
there
will
be
a
good
demand
if
the
supply
can
be
maintained.
view
of
the
Interest
of
the
subject
drew
an
attendance
which
wai
considered
dissapointlng.
J.
C.
Gil-ker,
president
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
under
auspices
of
which
the
lectures
were
held
proposed
a
vote
of
thanks
to
Prof
Recknagel.
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mand)
proposed
a
vote
of
thanks,
to
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
having
sponsored
thc
lecture
Food
Time
Money
and
have
tastier
meals!
COOK
ELECTRICALLY
The
waste
of
"overdone"
or
"underdone"
foods
ends,
automatically,
with
Electric
Cooking.
You've
perfect,
even
cooking
heat
of
just
the
right
temperature
for
the
exact
time
required
for
every
dish.
You
save
endless
time
and
footsteps,
too:
meat
shrinkage
is
cut
to
a
minimum:
vegetables
retain
their
full
flavour
and
food
value.
Every
Electrical
Meal
Is
a
tastier
meal
that
saves
money.
Small
down
payment
and
comfortable
terms
make
Electric
Range
ownership
easy.
aaH
Hj
Northern
BritisIi
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
Ministerial
Work
On
Prairies
Was
Subject
Of
Talk
Rev.
Roy
Durnford
of
St.
Peter's
Church,
Seal
Cove,
was
the
guest
speaker
before
a
well
attended
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
meeting
In
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Hall
Wednesday'
evening
President
Robert
Yerburgh
opened
the
meeting
and
introduced
thc
speaker
who
related
many
Inter
estlng
experiences
of
his
work
In'
Northern
Saskatchewan
and
the!
Peace
River
country,
painting
a
vivid
picture
of
the
life
In
these
1
areas.
A
business
session
followed
In
Which
plans
were
discussed
fot
i
the
annual
service
in
the
Cath-j
edral,
May
8
being
the
date
decided
upon.
A
motion
was
passed
to
the
effect
that
the
present
year
be
brought
to
a
close
with
a
banquet
and
dance
as
had
been
done
previously.
Miss
Joan
Cross
and
Miss
Norcen
Gibson
were
ap-pointed
convenors
for
the
affair
"-f'
-h""f
srvr'd
by
tlr
.committee
for
the
month
with
Miss
ITVit
Shnrmnn
In
charcc
while
folk
I
dancing
we.s
enjoyed
by
some
cf
inc
memners.
Next
Wednesday
there
will
be
he
J
i-eTiilar
meof.'nt:
Instead
thc
grouc
"vlll
atnd
the
Lenten
Service
In
'he
Cathedral,
1
mi
at
LVNjHlaHaW
l.:h
SEES
isuKlif.KI.AM)
WM.
POWELL
ANNABELLA
The
Baroness
AND
The
Butler"
(At
7:43
and
9;i6)
Added
"March
of
Tirat-NEWS
and
CARTOON
M'bUAL
FOR
THE
KiDS;
Sat.
Matinee
at
1:30
Hop-A-Lonj
tin
-
....
Cassldj
.
.
In
Why
Buy
Sliced
Bread?
Customers
Say
They
Like
it
isecause
Its
-k
Sanitary
Economical
k
Convenient
k
Good
For
Toast
It's
Wrapped
It
is
Supplied
ln
Prince
Rupert
j
Vanc
RhIan
I
M.1I
J
aVUlLUlj
SPRING
SALE
Used
Radios
To
Clear
at
Bargain
Prices
Every
Instrument
is
Completely
RECONDITIONED
In
Our
Fully
Equipped
and
Up-TO-Date
Service
Department.
GUARANTEED
to
Operate
Perfectly
Stewart
Warner
Console
model
102B
$33.00
Slromherg
Carlson
Console
model
3011
(All
.Wave)
$30.00
Victor
Console
Model
R.15
.
$22.50
Victor
Console
Model
R.12
$10.00
Freed
Eisemann
Console
$21.50
General
Electric
All
wave
battery
operated
console
A-7CD.
(Inc.
Rat.)
$55.00
DelVrest
CrossleyUattery
operated
console.
(Including
Batteries)
$15.00
VictorV28
Mantel
model
$17.50
Pliilco
Mantel
mode)
$1000
Kolstcr
Mantel
mode
$20.00
See
these
Genuine
Hargains
in
our
store
and
window-
Demonstration
Without
Obligation.
Terms
if
Required
Iluy
Now
Save
At
Cheaper
Feed
Having
a
surplus
of
Ilulklcy
Valley
wheat
it
Is
necessary
to
reduce
our
prices.
Call
up
58
or
558
and
Save
Money.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
I'mnimnt
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
for
Uest
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarclli
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FKOM
HOME"
Kate
$1.00
nr
80
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Wt
Prince
Rupert,
D
C.
fbone
181
T.O.
Ii
l"
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
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