PAGE
TWO
.THE
DAILT
EfEWB
w
66
Camp
THE
LATEST
&
FINEST
SUMMER
SHOES
ON
THE
MARKET
See
the
new
thick
crepe
sole
with
steel
arch
for
lightness
and
fitting
qualities.
Priced
$3.45
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
DAILY
EDITION
EDITORIAL
THE
NEW
HOSPITAL
Saturday.
July
15,
1939.
Prince
Rupert
people
are
to
be
congratulated
on
the
fine
new
hospital
which
was
opened
yesterday
and
the
chairman
and
members
of
the
hospital
board
and
especi-i
EACH
DO
HIS
BIT
Hendrik
Van
Loon,
the
well
known
writer,
says
that,
if
every
man
will
take
care
of
his
particular
front
yard.
we
shall
have
a
pleasant
village
in
which
to
live
and
ai
world
full
of
pleasant
villages
would
be
a
decent
one
for
most
everybody.
In
other
words,
let
each
person
do
his
bit
to
make
the
place
decent,
beautiful
and
happy.
A
few
more
people
doing
things
and
fewer
talking
about
things
would
be
a
great
thing
for
the
world.
LOOKING
FINE
Yesterday
R.
L.
Mcintosh
said
to
a
Daily
News
representative
that
Terrace
was
looking
fine.
That
is
the
spirit.
He
might
possibly
have
seen
the
other
side
of
the
picture
and
remarked
that
the
spit
bugs
were
ruining
the
flowers,
the
mosquitoes
were
making
life
miserable
awl
the
people
were
not
just
all
they
ought
to
be.
Possibly
he
might
have
seen
a
lot
more
defects
but
he
comes
down
to
Rupert
carrying
a
happy
tale
of
optimism
and
happiness.
"Terrace
is
fine."
Of
course
Terrace
is
fine
and
so
is
Prince
Rupert
fine.
Let
us
all
see
that
side
of
the
picture.
Our
neighbors
are
fine
and
their
sons
and
daughters
and
cats
and
dogs
are
fine
even
if
they
do
sometimes
injure
the
garden
a
little.
Let
us
be
like
the
Terrace
people
and,
when
we
go
away
from
home,
carry
the
message
"Prince
Rupert
is
fine."
Then,
when
we
return
we
can
all
help
to
make
it
finer,
happier,
more
progressive
and
more
beautiful.
South
Africa
Gets
Salmon
From
Canada
Uvely
less
than
the
previous
year.
miliar
with
the
different
grades
of
salmon
and
simply
ask
for
a
red
OTTAWA,
Jujy
15
Canada
was
salmon
or
for
one
at
as
low
a
price
i
the
chief
source
of
supply
to
South
as
possible.
In
the
latter
case
they
j
Africa
of
canned
salmon
during
receive
a
Canadian
chum
salmon.!
1939
with
63
per
cent
of
the
total
As
a
result,
the
buying
public
1st
of
5.135.962
pounds
Imported
by
the
coming
to
look
upon
Canadian
sal-
j
Current
retail
as
follows:
Union.
Owing
to
a
decrease
in
total
mon
as
an
Inferior
article.
It
Is
to
July
15
per
cent
and
25
per
cent
respec-I
the
red
salmon
trade."
21.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
1
FRUITS
FOR
Seal
Cove
Heme
PRESERVING1
Changes
Hands
Cherries
Are
Now
At
Their
IleJthi
And
Apricots
Next
Yellow
Transparent
Apples
Now
In
B.C.
Fresh
Extras.
Orade
A
'Large,
cartoned,
doz.
J4
.
Local
new
laid,
doz.
40
Frut
Stra
wherries,
.B.C
basket
i
a
rape
fruit,
CaUfornla
and
Texas,
5c.
to,
-VI
Fancy,
iemons.
Doz.
30c
to-
40
No,
ally
the
building
committee
deserve
the
thanks
of
the
Apricots,
vate
wiole
community
for
the
splendid
work
they
have
done,
ick
cumnu
"Set
Among
those
who
have
been
instrumental
in
the
further
ance
of
the
scheme
must
not
be
lorgotten,
tne
provincial
f
government
wnicn
aonaiea
a
large
part
oi
me
inune
y
aim
i
espicially
the
member
for
the
city,
Hon.
T.
D.
PattulloJ
f
i
;
a
il
1
wno
recoffnizea
uie
neea
ana
was
instrumental
m
secur-i
ine
the
irrant.
.The
buildings
was
badly
needed
and
the!
city
now
has
an
institution
of
which
to
do
even
better
work
tpan
in
the
past.
ALL
NOW
READY
It
is
understood
that
all
is
now
in
readiness
for
calling
for
tenders
for
the
wdrk
on
the
air
base
at
Seal
Cove.
It
is
npt
quite
certain
whether
tenders
will
be
advertised
for
or
whether
competent
firms
will
be
invited
to
tender.
The
experience
in
the
past,
it
is
intimated,
has
not
been
happy.
Firms
have
taken
contracts
and
then
changed
their
minds.
Others
have
lost
money
on
contracts
and
then
gone
to
the
government
asking
for
concessions.
The
only
remedy,
seems
to
be
to.
let
the
contract
to
a
firm
that
is
certain
to
carry
it
through
on
time
and
with
satisfaction
to
all
concerned.
Unfortunately
if
the
government
does
not
give
local
contractors
a
chance
it
is
blamed
for
it..
If
the
contract
is
let
locally
and
the
contractor
happens
to
be
of
the
same
political
faith
as
the
government
there
is
criticism
that
it
is
done
for
political
purposes.
In
any
event,
there
is
criticism.
PERSONAL
crete
basement
Lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Particulars
at
Cojlart
Sc
McCaf-fery
Ltd.
(165)
MOTOR
CYLCLNC
TESTS
BERCHTESGADEN,
Oermany,
(CPJ
-The,
International
import
Canada's
share
was
;1
per
be
regretted
at
no
Canadian
JS
TL?"
cent
less
In
quanUty
than
In
1W7.
.
r
m.
,
.
B
,n.
....
Irtjxwto
hUe
that
of
Japan
and
Russia,
the
r,'
cycung,
wm
s.n
irom
nerr
wt-
an
attractive
label,
to
capture
some
house
here
r's
country
August
next
ext
two
sources
of
supply,
was
22,
Mrs.
Q.
H.
Arnold,
manager
of,
a.
a.
HeJgersoa
Ltd.,
has
an
nounced
sale
through
her
office
of
the
residence
of
Louis
Leroux'
volume
of
supply
may
be
expected
0f
spectators.
from
Terrace
ana
Ketno
inxs
year,
j
Green
Onions,
2
bunches
.05
Asparagus,
B.
C.
lb
10
Green
Peas,
B.C.
3
lbs
45
Leeks,
bunch
05
Bermuda
Onions.
3
lbs.
.25
California
Onions,
7
lbs.
reea
Hay,
BulkJey
VaDey
Timothy
100
lbs
M.
C.
C.
Schools
Ltd,
Wlnnlpe.J
wheat
1M
Oldest
In
Canada.
tL'Bran
YOU
can
run
a
Home
Kindergarten
with
our
help.
Canadian
Kindergarten
Institute
Winnipeg..
Manitoba.
tL
Middlings
Barley
L30
Laying
Mash
2.50
I
Oyster
Shell
1J5
I
Meats
BOARD,
Good
home
cooking,
814
No.
1,
lb,
20
2nd.
Avenue
West.
tfJ
Roasting
Chicken,
lb.
X,
tniuwij
i.nntia
side,
sliced,
best
grade.
..
WEST
.African.
Importers
and
ex-J
Pork,
shoulder,
lb.
porters
seek
connections
with
Po?k,
loin,
lb.
Canadian
producers
or
manufacturers.
Samples,,
offers
tor
merchandise
of
all
descriptions,
prin
cipally
fish
products,
and
terms
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries,
Limited,
Benyjwah.
House,
Win-neba;
Oold
Coast,
British
West
Africa.
tf.
FOR
SALE
for.
SAJHE-hesfrWd
Suite,
Dining:
Room
Suite,
also.
Bedroom
ue-
(new).
Moffat.
Electric
Range
and.
Water
HeaUr,
Dresser
with
roomy
drawers.
Tea
Wagon.
Bpte.
Dry
Washing
Machine,
Ironing
Machine.
Various
bosebold
articles.
Ladies'
Leather
Raincoat,
size:
19.
Afternoons
?
to
6.
p
in.
Evenings,
by
appointment,
Mrs,
O,
W.
Dunn,
132
5th;
Axe.
East.
(164)
MONARCH
Range.
Including
oil
burner,
coal
and
wood
heater.
FOR
RENT
in
this
to
i
!
reporting
the
Depart-
-
-
-s-ii
ment
of
Trade
and
Commerce,
OJt.
!
TENDERS
WANTED
neasman,
uanaouan
Trade
Commls
Pork,
leg,
lb.
Pork,
dry
salt,
lb.
Veal,
loin,
lb.
Veal,
shoulder,
lb.
Beef,
pot
roast,
15c
and
PRINCE
JRITERTS
.35
.45
XL
Beef
Steak,
lb.
25c
to
J5
Lamb,
leg,
lb
25
Lamb
Chops,
lb.
.35
Lamb
Shoulder
2b
Tvh
Halibut,
lb.
18
Smoked
Kippers,
lb.
15c.
and
.20
Salmon,
red
spring,
fresh,
lb..
26
White
Spring,
2
lbs
.25
floor
Flour,
49's,
No.
1
hard
wheat
1.80
Second
Patent
1.70
Flour,
24's
.95
Pastry
Flour,
10
Jbs
.55
Nuts
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
45
Walnuts,
shelled
halves,
lb
40
Almonds
shelled,
lb.
.65
Peanuts
2
lbs.
25
Dried
mdu
White
Figs.
lb.
15
rug.
etc.
Apply
Mrs,
W.
J.
NcI.-tCadota
n&
lD-
-
w
son.
417
Agnew
paoe.
Phone1
Slack
Cooking
rigs,
lb
10
Green
390.
tl
Dats
bulk.
lb-
-
10
la
Lemon
ana
orange
feei
Citron
peel
J5
Prunes,
30-40,
lb
II
Prune,
40.-50,
lb
U
CLEAN,
well-fumlshed
modern
ap-1
prunes.
60-70,
Jb.
M
artments.
Phone
Red
444.
(156j
Raisins,
Australian
"seedless,
lb.
.14
isioner
at
Cape
Town,
states
that
TENDERS
wanted
not
later
than
"consumers
In
general
are
not
fa-l
July
for
construcUon
of
con,.
J
Raisins,
Cal.
Seedless,
lb.
16
Currants,
Jb.
AprUrots,
lb.
Apples,
dried
Comb
Honey
Cheese
Ontario
solids,
new,
Jb.
Edam,
lb.
,,
Ontario,
mature
Stilton,
lb.
.
lb.
13
Z0
.18
Cayfornja
Tabie
Dates,,
lb
JO
&mr
White,
100
lbs.
6.30
Yejlow,
100
Jbs.
5-80
Oolderi
Brown,
2
lbs
Ueney
Extracted
Honey,
per
jar
22c
to
.15
20
2i
2t
J5Q
2t
is
80
FINE
NEW
HOSPITAL
(Continued
from
Pag
One
onomlc
reasons,
to
obtain
that
expert
diagnosis
and
early
treatment
which.
is
so
vital
to
the
preserva
tion
of
food
health,"
Good
health.
Dr.
Weir
said,
he
a.
A
Ham
ft
41v
4
00
Seventh
Ajtenue
East
near
Uw'
rearoeQ
ui.
T
"
Cherry
supplies
for
-canning
are
corner
of
Immanuel
Street
to
Rob-
motion
and
nauonai
wen
oeus.
a.t
their
height
these
days
and
ert
E.
Boddie.
wouung
vaa
mo
ua
housewlws
wlx
wold
put.
Ukem.up!
the
promotion
or
neaim.
w
are
beinff
adrteed
not
4o
delay
fur-
PLAYERS
TAGGED
'curing
of
disease
vottio
iw,
u
ther.
Next
week
Is
je,xpected
to
bci
LONDON,
July
15:
tCP-
WU-
n
important
work,
precentwn
apricot
week
as
far
ai
canning
isiuam
c.
CuXi.
chairman
of
Everton
wa
of
even
greater
taportance.
concerned.
There
are
sou
good
Football
Club,
has
Inaugurated
"
was
esumairo
ui
"
t
nu
I
...I
In
rr
ih
cartooAed.
lb.
2
Creamery,
lb.
...
lOranges.
doz.
20c.
to
.'AS.
No.
1
Creamery,
lb
Tl
should
be
educated
along
health
Bananas,
lb,
,
.lVa
-rd
nnes.
Cherries.
B.C..
lb.
,
1
Pure.
2
lbs
5
-n
1,
remarkable
to
roe,"
tom-
fallfnrnia
Reediest
Oranes.
lb.
25
ereiaWea
mrntrd
Dr.
Weir,
"how
Iwir
It
I
Pineapples,
each.
Plums.
Cal.,
2
lbs.
Peaches,
CaU,
doz.
Watermelon,
lb'.
Canteloupes,
each
Coconuts,
each
40c
and
30
B.C.
New
Potatoes,
7
lbs
.25'
taking
the
people
to
become
edu-
J25
Oregon
Onions,
4
lbs.
.30
to
.40.
Oarllc,
imported,
per
lb.
X8
New
B.C.
Carrots,
bunch
JQ0
to
45
Parsley,
bunch,
.05
Beets,
bunch
BE
READY
FOR
EXAMINATIONS.
We
have
helped
hundreds
to
ob
tain
positions
as
Letter
Carriers.
Postal
Clerks,
Customs
Examiners,
Clerks
and
Stenographers
etc.
Free
booklet
of
information.
Celery,
head.
10c
to
.25
.W1
.15
.07
.05
Spinach,
2
lbs.
15'
iNew
California
Turnips.
8
lbs.
25
Radishes,
2
bunches
05
rated
to
a
point
where
tbr
demand
action
on
thee
essential
health
services
la
the.
way
of
early
diagnosis
and
treatment
of
dis
ease
and
factors
contributing
$1.15
B.C.
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
2
lbs.
.25
thereto.
It
J
occcary
that
.25
B.
C.
Lettuce,
head
J)5j
there
should
be
a
collective
voice."
UlNew
Green
Cabbage,
lb
.08
He
himself,
said
Dr
Weir,
had
I
Cauliflower,
bead
15c
to
20c
'been
attacked
as
a
Fascist
by
cer-
.25
tain
critics
for
some
of
bis
Idea.
He
had,
however,
derived
some
satisfaction
not
long
ago
when
the
people
of
the
Peace
River.
In
gratitude
for'
health
services
which
had
been
provided
there,
had
said:
"If
that
Is
Fascism,
then
we
cannot
get
too
much
of
if
Continuing,
the
minister
said,
It
was
hoped
to
de
ivelop
helath
areas
with
adequate
Vegetable
Marrow.
2
for
'facilities
M
-
.
11
I
.
L
A
A
a.
A.
-
ft-1
to
treat
cases
In
the
hin-
Cucumbers
".terfand
at
a
minimum
of
cost
to
Honeydew
Melons,
each
5
those
requiring
such
treatment
The
mlaisteo
then
turned
ta
the
,
matter
of
federal
assistance.
He
lie
anticipated
that
the
Rowell
Com
mission
would
recommend
some
1.70
'form
of
financial
centralization
1.85;
whereby
there
would
be
more
fed-
Shorts
,
...
l.'Ojeral
control
over
borrowings
and
Oats
1JW
I
expenditures
of
provinces.
He
also
Fine
Oat
Chops,
l...--
l.SJ
"anUclpaVed
that
there
would,
be
rrxtxTrr"riivcj
wr
k
VTPri.llam
st
rde,
lb.
recommendation
of
cooperation
by
the
Dominion
with,
the
province
in
health
service
as
a
national
undertaking
including
the
prevenUon
and
early
treatment
of
tuberculosis,
venereal
disease,
cancer,
pre-natal
care
and
Insanity.
Such
a
system
had
been
made
to
work
In
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
and
.3D
I
it
could
be
done
in
Canada
by
way
.28
J2S
JO
.18
.18
l
.of
conditional
suhxtdlM
tn
the
nrn.
rln
cps
without,
any
amendment
whatsoever
of
the
British
North
America
Act
There
might
be
some
ibjectlons
and
some
evasions
but
there
must
be
ultimate
success
for
"public
health,
on
the
grounds
of
national
well
being,
transcends
all
financial
considerations.
It
Is
the
duty
of
the
federal
government,
in
the
Interests
of
national
preparedness
and
fitness,
to
co-operate
with
the
provinces
In
the
health
field.
If
there
Is
federal
vision
and
statesmanship,
the
Dominion
will
meet
the
national
duty
and
we
will
solve
this
greatest
of
problems.'
Dr.
Weir
then
declared
the
new
hospital
formally
open.
The
provincial
secretary
conveyed
the
personal
greetings
of
Premier
T.
D,
Pattullo
who
was
present
In
spirit
If
not
In
person
and
who
remembered
with
feelings
of
gratitude
treatment
he
himself
had
re
ceived
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Gener
al
Hospital.
Other
Speakers
Olof
Hanson
MJ.
congratulated
the
hospital
board,
the
building
committee
and
the
citizens
gener-
j
ally
for
staying
with.
It
and
bringing
about
cdnsumation
of
this
fine'
new
hospital
project,
'
J
T.
Harvey
referred,
to
the
years
Phones
It
&
19
P.O.
Box
575
MussaUem's
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Usv
More
Cents"
Have
yon
tried
our
CASH
COUPON
SYSTEM?
Yea
receive
dishes,
silverware
and
valuable
premiums
suitable
for
gifts.
Why
not
start
new
at
no
estra
cost
U
you?
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
!of
effort
and
hard
work
that
had
preceded
the
twUdtoe
or
me
r.
I
1.-1
Tv,.r
hd
also
been
ei
fkrleot
management
and.
in
Tffli
s
for
the
the
new
hospital,
the
mai.
aging
secretary
and
the
lady
sup
erlntendent
should
be
ment.
ned
The
provincial
government
hud
played
an
important
pari
lr.
the
hasoRaL
there
would
be
re
newed
IncenUve
to
continue
the
fine
service
that
had.
been
rendered
at
all
time
la
the
old
City
Commission
A-der
agreej
with
the
vital
need
for
the
ex
leading
uf
work
of
disease
pre
vention
&nd
heftlUl
preserraww
Particularly
amoo
the
Indians
British
prices
here
ara
year's
Olympic
Games
here
Half
Columbia,
there
had
been
some
ac-
arcblUct.
was
proud
or
me
pan
V
"
...
.
i
,1.1.
II..
.
l
J
.J
.
U
i
nil
m
.tliMM
the
seats
were
reserved
for
Flnn
compnsnmenis
ajony
uu
u..
r.e
na
pjrw
w.r
iv.-hut
Srv,rtimr
onrf
z-wii.
nffietai
there
was
much
more
to
be
done
f
the
building.
Congratulation
...
i
a
have
boueht
thpm
and
the
autnortues
couw
not
were
also
due
the
contractor.
ad
ford
to
relax
their
efforts
but
must
the
Inspector.
Peter
Lor
raw
.Drovlde
an
ever
Increasing
disease
years.
He
wmpumeiuea
we
present
lady
superintendent.
Mls
Hr-
rlun
ra
hw
(kid
lhMtY
And
en-
Saturday.
July
IS
39
mm
w
v
w
x.bv
---mmmm
was
interested
in
the
horiu.
'rg
a
retiKious
standpoint
Hi.,,,
.-
uuk
i
a
funrtinn
tor
find
..,.
southern
strawberries
In
and
thei
his
predeiicy
of
the
English
Foot-
annually
bad
been
spent
on
hcaLpould
U.
be
carried
00
It
wud
Htg
p.
qulte
u
important,
v
price
is
reasonable.
There
seems,
baU
League
by
ruling
that
players
In
Canada
.of
which
only
S7.000.DQObe
a
great
ptty
if
the
federal
got
to
be
some
uncertainty
as
to
what
shay
be
numbered,
lor
the
benefit
had
been
on
prevention
or
disease..
frwnftkt
should
interfere
in
an;
mVf
in
addition
to
savin
cuuuw
a
wua
iw
w
ni
ranVd
on
from
anv
ouin
....
W
tl.
ttromA
lhnu
b,
u.
.
t
I.
I
...
.
t
.
HIV
uwv
w
torse
in
Oi
iitriyiuu
lives,
preventing
enormous
misery
(The
new
hospital
here
was
the
re-
fhHf
pgy
mwk
'and
n
suffering,
tnff.rlnff
it
11
would
WnUIQ
aCLIUill
actually
pay
IMJ
(SuJt
till
I
0f
tl
nUTl
carefui
Ul
management
IiaiHLnnmv
'
j
.
.
.
-
a
a.
j
-
-
-
i
-
-
,
WrnJ
mrsauic
vn
utu
u
A.1.
om
QMIrk
An
I
ha
mfltrM
ivtnvmui
...
.
r.
,
J
.
-
i
all.
i.'i.Ai.
uiarf
q
a
now
oeing
ui.
the
state
enormously
w
w
ine
ooaros
u
u
'r'r"l"'
yellow
transparent
HELSINKI
July
15'
(CP)
The
blfMinc
111
Lordship
then
w.
and
black
curranU
of
disease
prevention
and
prvuwial
goverameat
Raspberries
Man
m
the
AneV-
n
nnland
faculties
the?
butwtog
pravr
have
jvtst
maoe
uix
appearance,
has
little
chance
of
seeing
next
neaith
rresenrawa.
In
nenrj-
Henry
na-.
'aUUker.
h
opmifiZ
ceremonlet
ramt
to
a
etese
with
the
Ood
Save
the
King."
MacKenzie's
Furniture
PILLOWS
From,
each
Quarts
Per
doz.
Quarts
Per
doz.
95c
UAUY
SULVUS
Complete.
Femu,
tars
KJKSCIi
CURTAIN
RODS
Each
327
Third
Avenue
inglne
of
Iim
to
the
board
mom
of
ih
Dedirated
To
CmhI
rew
hoaplUl
when
O
P
T:ftiif
JO
Yellow
Transparent.
lbs
i5
more
that
was
spent
....
on
-
prevenU-
mhop
Rlx
referred
to
the
ftee
,
r
the
to
Z.
WhMaker
LL
Battel
tlon
Hon
oo
to
Hear?
Hmry
wnmaner
7-
.
...
.T
pr
vm-
would
ould
be
required
for
cure.
It
successive
hospHal
staffs
over
the
H
w.hl
3A
less
2
was
Important
too
that
the
public
period
of
the
last
twenty-fWe
appreetetitn
for
hie
asatstanc?
u:
coaneettm
wWs
the
detcntnc
and
'
coaatruettoM
of
the
new
hup.:
.
thusbsxs
and
the
managing
sec-
retary.
Mr
Birch
on
hi
careful'
GERMAN
DKUIIY
administration.
Prince
Rupert
bad
BADEN-BADEN.
Oermaii'
Ju'j
also
been
fortunate
in
tfee
skin
of
IS:
'CP
The
InterBationa;
Bat
Its
medical
mes.
With
the
fine
new
Ing
MoK.
one
of
Germany
i
Wnll.l
4Vtm
fllli,
mm
umlnnwl
f
...
lRnnHAn
I
.f
mat-mlt
wilt
.
4
even
better
service
The
churca
Au-niirt
30-27
this
year
FANCY
CUSHIONS
jj
J
gQ
Perfect
eal
Jars
1.70
Jelly
Jars
Squats.
Per
dozen
Pints
Per
doz.
Economy
Jars
S1.65
Pints
Per
doz.
S1.60
25c
Phone
775
Preserving
Supplies
$1.45
$1.40
75c
Ecxnomy
Caps
and
Clamps,
Memba
Seal,
Jar
Rings
Parowax
Preserrintr
Kettles,
Boilers,
Preserving
Racks
Cold
Pack
Canncrs
"WE
DELIVER"
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McRKIDE
STREET
Phone
311
NEW
AND
BETTER
COLD
CURED
ICE
For
the
Halibut
and
Saunoo
Fleets
Following
the
investigations
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Station,
the
Company
fcas
Just
completed
extensive
changes
and
improvements
in
Ice
storage
and
ice
delivery
methods.
Ice
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
Ice,
thoroughly
cured
or
aged
at
new
low
temperatures.'
It
will
be
delivered
Into
Ut
bold,
even
In
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
a
the
storage
room.
Fishermen
are
invited
to
inspect
the
new
system.
Better
Ice
than
ever
before,
at
no
Increase
In
cost,
means
economy
to
the
boat
and
Improved
quality
In
flth
delivery.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
?
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Rupert
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