t
I.
,1
4
?
PAOE
FOUR
Waterfront
Whiffs
Million
Pound
Halibut
Week
Shipping
Clamshell
Again
to
Seattle
From
Dun-das
and
Zayas
Island
Four
Coastal
Passenger
Liners
in
Port
Yesterday
To
make
arrnnzerrrnf-
fv
f--
Tlie
Camnbell
Church
charter
yacht
Caroline
arrived
In
port
at
7:30
Friday
morning
after
ar)
Ar.
aska
cruise
with
a
embarked
from
the
proceed
East
by
rail.
Another
partv
is
coming
here
from
the
East
to
Join
the
Caroline
for
a
northern
cruise.
Campbell
Church
Jr..
o-n-er
of
the
Caroline,
arrived
ye.st---day
morning
on
the
Prlnress
Alice
from
Seattle.
1
'
--
IS
Nfc
J6
2
The
week
following
the
closing
of
Area
No.
2
to
hali-rbut
fishing
has
seen
most
of
the
vessels
of
the
Prince
Rupert
fleet
tying
up.
Quite
a
number
of
the
boats,
however
expect
to
be
going
out
again
shortly,
some
for
black
cod
rand
incidental
halibut
fishing
in
Area
No.
z
and
others
for
halibut
fishing
in
Area
No.
3
which
is
still
open.
There
'is
uncertainty
as
to
how
many
ves-
--
.
stts
will
go
out
for
black
cod
fish-
lcturn
to
Vancouver
and
way-.
lng.
The
rush
back
to
port
of
final
points.
.
catches
of
the
season
from
Area
No.
.2
resulted
In
exceptionally
heavy
coastwise
Steamship
&
Barge
.landings
al
prtnee
Rupert
during
Co.'
freighter
Amur
is
now
expected
the
week
fcllowing'the
closure,
the
t0
arrive
here
early
nexa
week
to
("
total
twin?
practically
one
million
ioad
the
assay
plant
of
the
Cor--
pounds
or,
to
be
exact,
99,300
solldatcd
Mining
Smelting
Co.
pounds
for
the
neriod.
Of
this
total
which
Is
being
moved
from
heie
419,700
pounds
was
irom
forty-live
to
Trail.
The
Amur
left
Anyox
,
Canadian
vessels
and
578,300
;ast
night
for
Stewart
where
she
pounds
from
twenty-five
Amert-
-u
load
ore
for
Tacoma.
'
can
bottoms
including
a
number
of
the
larger
boats
of
the
Seattle
Model
Yacht
Race
.
fleet.
Landings
for
the
season
up:
The
second
annual
model
yacht
to
and
including
yesterday
had
-ace
j0I
tne
David
Todd
handicap
reached
an
aggregate
of
11,571,200
tropny
wlu
run
tomorrow
after
pounds
as
compared
witn
860,750
,
noon
weather
permitting.
This
nounds
at
a
corresponding
date
last
year.
The
Canadian
total
was
5,408,900
pounds
in
comparison
with
4,469,150
pounds
a
year
ago
and
the
American
aggregate
6,162,300
pounds
as
Against
4,401.400
pounds.
Despite
the
continued
heavy
landings
of
fish,
prices
remained
steady.
The
too
bid
of
the
werk
for
Canadr
ian
fish
was
7.4c
and
5c
received
by
the
Johanna
for
14,000
pounds
and
the
low
6c
and
5c
which
several
boat?
were
nrM..
Fry
American
fish
the
hljh
"rice
of
the
week
was
8.1c
and
5
5c
paid
the
Reliance
I.,"
and
Tordcnskjold
for
15.000
and
29,000
ooundJF
respectively
and
the
low
7.5c
and
55c
which
misht
be
said
to
hav
been
the
generally
prevailing
once.
race
was
won
last
year
by
the
Talis
man
owned
by
A.
J.
Croxford.
En
tries
to
date
are:
Saracen
(scratch)
Invader
(three
minutes
start),
Iv
anhoe
'three
minutes
start),
Rup-ertla
I
three
minutes
start),
Sheila
(three
minutes
start).
Vagrant
three
minutes
start).
Tyee
(three
minutes
start
,
Annie
J.
(three
minutes
start).
Saucy
Lass
(five
.ninutes
start
I,
Mary
Annie
(five
ilnutc
.
start).
In
addition
to
the
ibove
race,
subject
to
sufficient
nMv.
the
railing
buai.
race
whir!
was
postponed
on
Regatta
Day,
owing
to
lack
of
wind,
will
also
be
held
following
the
model
yacht
Irace.
There
will
also
be
the
chal
nge
race
between
Paul
Armour's
v
.-
-rri
"
1"
nnrt
Dan
Wick
;
"Hl-Ho"
both
of
whom
are
in
daub'
as
to
Which
i
thp
i."ist.-t.
rw.r!
-
"
tv...
v.i.t
i
t
-ii
luri
duc
BiuiJiueuba
ui
ciaillMlvn
i
boat
Irom
Dundas
and
Zayas
Islands
to
Seattle.
W
A.
Waterman
r
Seattle
Is
In
tb
city
and
hxx
he
-naklne
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evltt
lef
last
nteht
on
the
Ccnfidpnrp
fnr
irip-
ncK
ann
iorln
lo
lnp
iwo
is-,-
wcekend
trin
to
Rnno-
Harhnr
lands
Last
vmr
some
4"00
tonof-h-y
had
board
on
a
party
con-
..
'
tl
I
S
-
'
VV
.-
'
ir
n
"
r"5.-
W&W
!t'na
nnp
of,
or.
.-Mr.
.Mr.
.
.and
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
nof.'fjjore.
Th
Seattle
in
lare
scows.
Roy
lf
Nitfhol
-ah,
iitrida
and
Mrs.
'VU.
jsCshipped
Wl'Bte'ckitock-
andrhii'-
Carole
Lombard
rJfJ,hLc"t.ls
Under
Knife
Carol-
Lombard
Taken
SuMenl-P
,ind
Ha-
Appendix
Removed
In
Emercenry
Operation
HOLLYWOOD
An-
5H,I--
y
CannPry
ta
taken
enly
1U.
Carol-eights
th
Skeenn
River,
tabard,
noted
screen
actTes-.
was
Union
Earner,
prd-n,.
Cn'.
ru,hd
to
j,,,,,
,.if.rd,y
,ft.
Bodes,
did
not
arrive
in
port
until
noon
and
,.
nJhf
an
m
mef
12:30
noon
today
from
the
south,
oration
for
appendicitis
was
per-
-"j;
yt
-iiwju
un
iiri
jormefl.
Stainlss
:v
See
our
new
complete
line
of
these
ideal
cooking
utensils;
Their
beautiful
silvery
lustre
will
harmonize
with
any
color
scheme
and
It
will
not
rust
or
tarnish.
It
cannot
affect
the
taste
or
color
of
food
as
it
is
Impervious
to
fruit
and
food
acids.
Steel
Saucepans
It
saves
time
because
it
is
so
much
easier
to
clean.
It
saves
fuel
because
it
absorbs
and
holds
heat
longer.
Start
A
Set
Today
and
assure
yourself
of
years
of
cooking
pleasure,
convenience
and
economy
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McBKIDE
STREET
Phone
311
BRITAIN'S
MODERN
SOLDIERS
MUST
STUDY
ENGINEERING
t.
JBt
h
In
Britain
s
highly
mechanized
army,
recruits
must
sJudy
not
only
the
science
of
war.
but
the
art
of
making
machinery
behave.
Here
are
some
youthful
non-commissioned
officers
getting
that
training.
A
sergeant
is
instructing
men
from
several
artillery
units
in
engine
maintenance
at
a
class
in
the
Woolwich
Arsenal,
London.
Incidentally
this
is
one
of
the
first
picture
permitted
in
the
famous
arsenal
since
the
Great
War.
MONDAY
IS
HOLIDAY
But
Not
In
British
Columbia-Only
Ontario,
Manitoba
And
Alberta
TORONTO.
August
5:
(CP)
I
Equipped
with
rod
and
tackle,
san
suit,
bathing
toss
and
the
good
o'd
tario
local
custom
that
hag
interested
other
Canadian
towns
and
Man
in
the
Moon
What
a
summer,
what
a
summer!
How
I
like
it!
Jake
says
he
lives
in
Prince
Just
because
the
summers
are
cool
and
he
finds
everyone
kicking;
because
they
are
not
hot.
"The
man
next
door
has
Just
bor-
city
people
In
Ontario
and
the,
,JZ
r
.1
...
1
bettc'
te"
Manitoba
and
Alberta
capitals
wUlL
SUP?Z
slip
away
from
big-town
worries
over
the
week-end
to
enjoy
their
I
,
,
ti
.
,
....
civic
gift-a
holiday.
Monday.
...
"
doesn
belon?
tothe.
Jon?se'
Even
the
United
States
doesn't
lmeLg01
11
VTlT
v
know
Ciclv
Holiday.
Holiday.
It's
It's
an
an
On
On-
1,ien
eu
wriw
ieu
"1C
,wo"
insons.
cities
at
various
times.
But
outside!
"Could
you
give
me
a
Job,
sir?
B.C.
LEADS
FISHERIES!
Greatest
Producer
In
Canada
Of
Harvest
Of
Deep
OTTAWA,
August
5:
(CP)-Va.-e
of
the
British
Columbia
fishery
production
in
1938
wat
S18.725.S91.
the
older
province
only
Winnipeg!
Store
Manager:
"But
aren't
you
fisheries
production,
and
contribut
ana
tamonton
are
ceJeoratlne
this
le
leuow
1
saw
irng
10
suss
my
ing
cnieny
10
its
posHion
of
firs'.
year.
daughter
last
night?"
j
importance
is
the
Immense
salmon
Seventy
years
ago
the
Toronto
"Er
yes,
r,
but
I
dldn
t.
!
fishery.
Value
of
the
salmon
pro-
icity
-fathers
argued
that
it
was
a(
"Well,
young
man,
I
don't
want
duct
as
marketed
was
$14,544,120,
long
time
between
holidays
ant.
Jany
failures
in
my
store.
Good
day
"an
increase
over
1937
of
$2,630,221
Ontario
summers
were
hot
and
tn-'
or
18
percent.
ng.
In
spite
of
staid
business
me,,
J
"I
want
to
grow
some
trees
in
my'
no
disapproves:
01
such
municipal
garden.
Can
you
sell
me
a
few
ax
ty.
the
cltr
council
declared
'or
a
"carefree"
day
in
Aueust
Soon
many
olher
cities
and
town
r-mc
into
line
and
closed
up
bus-ts-
the
same
day
as
the
provin--lil
capital
Eventually
the
fin'
Monday
!n
TUjUH
became
!
:
obPTv-rf
vptv
wifW
wthln
the
rovince
bv
local
proclamations
in
''tics
and
towns.
Other
Provinces
In
additlcn
Ux
th?
August
7
ob-ervance
in
Winnipeg
and
Ed-ont-n
the
cities
of
Regina
and
"askaioon
give
their
people
a
rc-t
nr
hc
Wednesdry
of
their
Fxhtb'it-'on
Week.
Calgary
pulls
down
its
blinds
for
a
half-day
in
"'ampede
Week.
Civic
Holiday
Is
not
observed
In
Quebec
cities
although
some
French
-
Canadian
municipalities
have
experimented
in
this
direction
In
former
years.
This
year
there
were
extra
local
holidays
during
the
royal
visit.
Special
local
days
in
various!
months,
commemorating
historical
er
have
the
cities
of
British
Co!-
umbla
adopted
the
Idea.
The
last
Dominion
holiday
was
Dominion
Day,
July
1.
The
nexe
will
be
Labor
Day,
September
4.
New
Principal
For
School
At
Terrace
Named
seeds?"
asked
Mrs.
Newlywed.
"Certainly,
madam,"
replied
the
assistant.
He
fetched
her
a
Can
you
guarantee
these?"
she
PJlQJ?
RUPERT
asked.
"Yes.
madam,
we
can."
traditional
S
a
"Will
h
lr
V
tnll
anH
h--tr
OVc
Ho'idsy
In
Ontar'o
and
noilin
th
trunk?"
"They
should
be,
madam."
"And
quite
strong
at
the
roots,
I
suopose?"
"Oh.
yes,
madamT
"Very
well.
Ill
take
a
hammock
at
the
same
time."
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
5:
(CP)
Wheat
futures
on
the
Winnipeg
market
I
yesterday
were
c
to
'c
higher'
with
October
closing
at
53?ac.
TIM
Itlll
KALE
X2I93S
Blcd
tender
-.111
tie
received
by
th9
MlolMT
of
land
at
Victoria.
B.
C,
ooi
ta&tr
than
noon
on
the
20th
day
of
September.
1939,
for
the
purchan-af
Licence
X24938,
to
out
30.085,000
,
,
T,
01
spruoe.
w
nenuotK,
nm
events
SUCh
as
the
landing
of
the
on
part
of
Timber
trtcenoea
571P.
672P
Loyalists,
and
Dartmouth
Day
ateftnd
673P-
Mt
creek.
mvr
inlet,
municipal
holidays
in
the
Mari-P
,owe
lane
provinces
DUt
tne
August
Civ-
for
removal
of
timber
lc
holiday
is
not
a
feature.
Neith
Further
particulars
at
the
Chief
For-
eater.
Victoria,
B.
C
or
District
For-enter,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
mim;ki.
act
Notice
To
IrlliM
unit
Cu-ownrri
To
John
IV.
.Ulrn
and
(lundrr
Hlrkr-
land
of
Seattle,
Wakhlnglwn,
I'.
H,
A
WHEIAS
there
are
owner
other
than
myself
to
the
extent
of
mere
than
one
quartet'
interest
in
each
and
all
of
the
Star
No.
1.
Star
No.
2,
Star
No.
3.
Star
Ho.
4,
Star
No
S.
BUur
No.
0,
Star
No.
7,
Star
No.
8,'
Star
No.
V
and
Star
No
10
Mineral
Claims
attuate
on
the
north
aide
of
PorcJier
blarut
In
Oh-ne
Pewiage
about
500
ft.
from
the
beach
in
the
Skeena
Mining
Dlvlnlon,
Province
of
BrLUUta
Columbia:
TAKE
NOTICE
that
unJewi
you
do
w.
r14ffM
On
4.
.
TERJIACE,
August
5:
A.
E.J
of
the
turn
at
11537.60
being
your.
White
has
reslerned"
as
nrlnclnal
of
i
proportion
of
the
erponditure
required
ioT
1416
yew
,B37'
1838
nd
1939
,,T
the
tne
Terrace
lerrace
Krhnnl
scnooi
io
n
hwrnirn
become
nrln-
prin-
BecUm
2s
the
Mineral
Act,
b.
s.
cipal
at
North
Bend
in
the
Fraser
Valley.
Peter
Crocker
has
been
appointed
principal
at
Terrace
In
succession
to
Mr.
White.
,
It's
the
cumulative
effect
of
aa
vertlslng
that
counts.
B.
C
1036.
Chapter
181.
together
with
alt
ooh'i
of
ithk
notice,
to
the
under-algned,
the
regUtered
owner
of
aa'.d'
MirjrjiBj
datma,
tout
tnterent
on
aald
Mineral
ClaJmi
aball
be
forfeited
and
bxjrne
vested
In
the
underalgned
wh?
hfia
nue-
the
required
expenditures.
DATED
at
Mrur
ItuperW
B,
C.
th!
8U1
day
of
July,
1939.
,
.
E.
B.'bjRNEY.
John
Currie
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
lesterday
afternoon
from
Butcdale.
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MKS.
C,
F
BLACK
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SKAL
Fancy
Ketl
Sockeyc
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning.
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
La
Prince
Rupert
'TWO
FILMS
I
LOOK
GOOD
"Service
de
Ui-e"
and
-Ambuih"
llcing
1'eatured
at
Capitol
Theatre
Servke
De
Luxe,"
a
comedy
arrtaf
Conxt&nce
Bennett,
and
AmbMh,"
a
wpmsoful
drama
r
th
Gladys
SwarUwut
and
Lloyd
N
lan
comprtoe
a
double
bill
prc-:am
being
presented
tonight
at
i
Capitol
Theatre.
Service
De
Luxe.'
a
fast
-moving
l
ire-,
cieaU
with
an
exclusively
persona:
service
bureau
which
undertake,
almost
any
aaatgnment
1
l
clients
When
a
younj
man
oorr.es
to
New
York
to
sell
hU
;atefct
tractor,
Ms
Bennett
un
:tau
his
management
wlUi
"auehabio
and
compneated
sltua-
ns
a
the
reault.
Vincent
Price
New
York
SUa
star,
make
his
M-reea
d"ut
in
this
picture,
the
;
ast
also
tnciudtnc
Charles
Itug-;
Mltc'iA
Aur.
Helen
IVoderick
land
Joy
Hodge.
Ambus
i"
revolve
about
the
plot
of
a
"perfect
bank
roib?ry.'
Miss
Swart
hout
betnj
precipitated
into
the
hide-out
of
the
bank
burglars
where
she
has
gone
to
attempt
to
rescue
her
young
brother
from
their
grasp.
The
drama
oes
on
to
a
inruunz
cumax
H;IU3
TOMnilT
ONLY
2
Show,
7:00
and
11
Charlie
Itucclea,
Mluhs
A
Constance
Bennett
la
"SERVICE
DE
LUXE"
(At
1:81
and
1
'I
rU'H
-
GLADYS
SWAItTIIOtT
"AMBUSH"
(At
7:00
and
9
COMINfl
MON.--Tri;
m.t)
RONMI)
rOIMV
i,,
"IK
I
WERE
KINO
1
wenty
-Five
Years
Ago
Auftttt
S,
19U
Now
the
war
has
brokr
-
j
&
Other
mem
beil
of
the
eoat.
bwridri
Europe
with
Curat
Uritaai
.
,.-ti
Miss
8waithoot
and
Uoyd
Nolan.
In
the
conflict,
the
Daiw
Nr.
3
are
WUIlaoi
Henry.
William
Frar-
urilng
the
Importance
P
'
ley.
Ernest
Truex.
Broderkk
Crar
-
Rupert
being
adequately
f
V
ford
and
Rufe
Darts.
.
ThrouKh
tcrvke
on
t:,e
On
i
.
,
.
.....
.
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
from
P
a
.w.
this
.
who
V
T
,
the
nupert
to
Winnipeg
11
expr
ti
a
of
city,
Is
in
servtee
of
the
B.
C.
Telephone
Co
at
Van-cnver,
is
publiehed
in
Telephone
Talk,
the
uiwaUtiy
nii;
of
that
company..
It
Is
one
of
a
number
of
snaps
of
members
of
the
OTrntnanv
aff
I
n
t
U
...
compared
with
$16.155,4W
to
137.
of
I.
summer
ZT"
holidays
hiiH.
h-
rv,.n-
n
r
reported
today.
I
QuanUty
of
fish
of
all
kinds
U(-UaMHBaHBaMHBnHH(
en
by
British
Columbia
ftshermfn!
in
1938
was
(62W
cwt..
with
a
I
value
at
the
point
of
landing
of
$8,668366,
compared
with
the
1937;
catch
of
4554,195
cwt.
at
$7337.-930.
British
Columbia
is
the
leading
province
of
Canada
with
respect
to
be
Instituted
about
Augu
P.
M.
Bell
Smith,
a
vr
landKape
artLrt
from
T
a
vUltor
in
Prince
Rupf
Advertising
is
ar
uits-.f
k
yr
B.C.
FURNITURE
CO.
Real
Bargains
In
Used
&
New
Furniture
1
Premier
Vacuum
Cleaner
At
VI
D'cseers
Large
sized
mirrors.
Up
J
Kitchen
Chairs
t
At,
each
.V.;'...'.
.
.
.
2
Sevinjr
.Machines
Up"
'..
1
Connor
Washing
Machine
A
l
eal
buy
$11.50
$8.00
.
$1.80
$7.50
$35.00
NEW
FURNITURE
Just
received
another
large
shipment
of
unpaired
furniture
consisting
of
DROP-LEAF
TAIJLES,
CHAIRS,
CHESTS,
MEDICINE
CHESTS,
MTE
TABLES,
ETC.
Phone
HLACK
321
THIRD
AVENUE
Next
Door
(o
B.
C.
Clothiers
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Horsd'ocuvre
f
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
f
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert
Co.
Ltd.
British
Columbia