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5
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PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NUTS
Direct
Importers
of:
FINE
CHINA,
DINNERWARE
Hotel
and
Restaurant
White
and
Green
Band
Vitrified
Ware
Various
Sizes
of
Glasses
for
Beer
Parlors
HALIBUT
OUTLOOK
BASLMEXT
STORE
Max
Heilbroner
(Continued
lruJi
Page
One)
Diamond
Specialist
fishing.
Vancouver
boats.
Including
salmon
and
other
vessels
engaging
in
early
season
halibut
fishing,
were
also
getting
an
ever
Increasing
proportion
of
the
Canadian
halibut
catch.
ibut
was
decreasing.
Indicated
a
possibility
of
further
expansion
of
halibut
export
from
the
Pacific
Coast.
In
connection
with
steps
being,
made
to
ensure
an
Improved
pro
duct
on
the
British
market,
Mr.
Jhn
'
Winslow
mentioned
that
a
new
type
of
refrigerator
car.
embodying
,
improvements
made
through
the,
studies
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fish-1
preference
would
be
reflected
adversely.
Further
salmon
produc
tion,
i;
might
be
anticipated,
would
jbe
lower
than
it
was
last
year.
The
well
ahead
of
the
low
mark
or
4c
jsockeye
run
on
the
Skeena
River
and
2c
In
1932.
However,
the
dlvls-was
not
expected
to
be
heavy,
es-lbn
per-man
had
not
risen
so
preat-.tlmates
running
around
50.000
cas-
eries
Experimental
Station,
was
at'
NEW
YORK,
March
23:
John
thlr
time
in
Prince
Rupert
for
load-
u
Lewis,
president
of
the
Congress
l?1
nf
Industrial
Organization
riwlar.
Salmon
Situation
'
,
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
it
ed
yesterday
ihat
he
would
never
Turning
to
the
salmon
situation,
consider
disbanding
the
C.
I.
O-
in
Mr.
Winslow
did
not
appear
to
be
so
order'
to
make
peace
with
the
Am-
hoceful
for
the
coming
year,
erican
Federation
of
Labor.
He
Under
the
eld
trade
agree-
charged
the
Federation
with
en-
ment
there
had
been
a
3c
prefer-
deavourlng
to
expand
its
organlza-
enc?
for
British
Columbia
salmon
tion
while
professing
to
be
at-n'n
the
British
marltpt
.
TlnriVr
thp
temntlner
to
brine
industrial
neace
Avoid
Disappointment
ORDER
NOW
(or
Easter
He
sure
to
order
your
Swift's
Premium
Ham
for
Easter
in
good
time.
There's
bound
to
be
a
ruth
for
It
this
year
became,
to
the
delectable
flavour
that
Swift's
Premium
Ham
has
always
had,
has
been
added
sprini-chkken
tendernettl
CENTRAL
HOTEL
UOOMS
and
CAFE
Thone
si
For
Best
Household
Coal
MKS.
C.
K.
11
LACK
TOTEM
WORK
IS
RESUMED
Kltwanga
Natives
Are
Pressing
Representations
Upon
Authorities
KmVANGA,
March
23
-
Aftei
ia
week's
suspension
owing
t
!
weather
con&ltions
having
been
'unfit
for
Concrete
and
pamUrj
work,
activity
in
recondiUonir.
the
historic
totem
poles
of
Kr-wanga
as
a
tourist
attraction
s
about
to
be
resumed
following
i
visit
by
the
Indian
agent.
Cap
G.
C.
Mortimer
of
Hazelton
Assist
-ling
the
engineer
In
charge
of
thn
.work,
whose
arrival
Is
being
awai'
-ed.
will
be
Chief
Matthias
Bright
as
foreman.
In
charge
of
the
v
carving
work
is
Crales
A.
Derrick
'
who
Is
an
expert.
The
totem
polo)
reconditioning
work
is
expected
to!
be
completed
by
early
summer
well
In
advance
of
the
commencement
of
the
tourist
season.
J
Word
Is
being
awaited
from
the1
management
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
In
reply
to
the
request
of
the
Kltwanga
natives'
that
they.be
given
employment
asi
track
laborers
and
tie
makers
onj
the
railway
as
recompense
for
thei
use
of
their
totems
as
tourist
at-
ly
since
there
had
been
more
boats
es.
It
was
also
expected
to
be
an
1
tractlons
w
H
diTlsj0nai
and
more
men
employed
in
the
off
year
for
pinks
and
the
very
large
v,rin,.nd.nt
to
wh0m
the
re-
cawn
oi
cunuc
imi
jcar
iiau
un
.
,hTr,lttci.
has
sent
a
unusual
reply
stating
that
the
matter
had
Closing
his
address.
Mr.
Window.
TteTTeA
to
management
briefly
referred
to
some
improve-jand
at
SOQn
M
he
recelved
menu
the
Canadian
Fish
A;
Coldi
rH
frnm
hMrfnart.r,
he
would
"
"
"
"
"
1
I
-
I.
1
4
J..
i
storage
nau
maue
mj
i
pwik
uu.-
lmmediatcly
transmit
the
decision
A
gratifying
feature
of
halibut
jing
the
past
winter..
To
give
the
Meanwnne,
Harold
S.
Sinclair
has
business
had
been
the
winning
of
a
greater
British
market,
Mr.
Winslow
said.
This
had
been
to
a
great
extent
due
to
an
improvement
In
the
quality
of
the
product
in
connection
with
which
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
had
been
an
Important
fac
nsnerman
ice
un
me
greats
-'been
appointed
to
act
as
secretary
frtgeration
properties,
the
inter-
;n
cormpondence
on
this
subject
ior
of
the
company's
Ice
house
had
jn
muon
,-uh
chief
Matthias
been
rebuilt
and
the
ice
room
re-
Bright
and
chle(
oeorge
H.
Moore,
piped,
ensuring
that
only
matured
Tne
Kltwan3a
natives
are
also
Ice
of
zero
temperature
could
be
continums
to
press
their
claims
supplied
to
the
boats.
A
downward
th.
Drovmclal
and
Dominion
tor.
Scientists
and
operators
had
revision
had
also
been
made
in
the
governments
lor
aboriginal
rights
been
able
to
get
together
and
ef-
charge
for
formalin
service
for
hold
0j
trapping,
and
fishing
along
the
fectlvely
meet
the
problem
of
im-
ooais
wouia
oe
aDie
ra
avau
skeena
River,
proved
product.
In
1937
some
two
themselves
of
this
service
which
It
Efforts
are
also
being
continued
million
pounds
of
Pacific
halibut
was
conceded
definitely
improved
to
reacn
an
understanding
with
had
been
shipped
to
Oreat
Britain
the
state
of
the
landed
product.
tj,e
cannery
companies
whereby
and
in
1938
over
three
million
The
thanks
of
the
club
were
ten-
tne
natives
who
go
each
summer
pounds.
No
longer
complaining
dered
to
Mr.
Winslow
for
his
ad-
to
work
in
connection
with
the
about
the
quality,
the
British
mar-
dress
by
President
W.M.
Watts.
H.
salmon
fishing
at
the
mouth
of
ket
was
now
capable
of
taking
even
S.
Meadows
was
named
chairman
the
Skeena
River
may
be
ensured
more
halibut
from
this
coart
par-'
of
a
club
attendance
committee.
a
reasonable
return
for
their
work
tlcularly
if
there
could
be
still
fur-'
ther
Improvement
in
the
quality
of
the
product.
-The
fact.that
off
the
,',TIr
Tf
TV
VI
XT'
Norwegian
coast
production
of
hal-.
Vtf
I
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111
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A.
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Jk
DISBAND
IT
Lewis
Has
No
Intention
Of
Sinking
C.
I..O.
In
Interests
Of
Peace
Instead
of
returning
home
each
fall
with
empty
pockets.
Lowe:
boat
and
net
rentals
or
increased
natives
are
carrying
on
their
ne-
sotlatlons
through
the
Native
Fishermen
of
British
Columbia
or
ganization,
having
not
as
yet
toined
up
definitely
with
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
J.
M.
Cohen.
A.
E.
Flneberg
and
J.
Wilson
of
Montreal,
who
have
become
Interested
In
the
Silver
Stan
i
fish
prices
or
both
are
being
sought
by
the
natives
who
claim
that
the
canneries
are
profiting
their
expense.
The
Kltwanga
dard
mine
at
New
Hazelton.
arrived
n
the
city,
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
and
proceeded
to
the
interior
on
last
night's
train.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
new
trade
agreement
this
dropped
to
the
United
States.
Efforts
along
I
to
1
Vic
and
it
could
be
taken
for
this
line
to
absorb
the
CJ.O.
he
J
TOR
RENT
Downtown,
three-room
granted
that
the
reduction
of
the
dubbed
as
dishonorable.
suite.
Apply
Empire
Baths.
74t
NOW.
.
FIRST
for
TENDERNESS!
jury
tests
prove
.
.
.
In
recent
blindfold
tests,
when
Canadian
men
and
women
voted
Swift's
Premium
the
overwhelm-Ing
flavour
winner
.
.
.
they
also
rated
itjrif
for
tenderness!
Exclusive
Swift
experiments
have
successfully
given
to
Swift's
Premium
Ham
the
tenderness
of
spring
chicken!
All
good
dealers
have
Swift's
Premium
Hams.
Place
your
order
early.
Swift
Canadian
Co.,
Limited.
So
time
to
cookT
Then
get
Swift's
Premium
Ham
Quick'
Serve
ready
to
eat
in
the
Red
wrapperl
J
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
rUONR
7
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Kojal
Bank
Itldf.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
v
J
Naas
River
natives
are
again
foregathering
at
Fishery
Bay
where
the
annual
oolaCjhan
run
Is
now
under
way,
It
Is
reported
by
a
par
ty
consisting
of
J.
O.
Nelson.
Charles
Leeson,
William
Leeson
and
Patrick
Derrick
of
Oreenvllle
which
was
In
the
city
today.
They
arrived
yesterday
afternoon
and
left
this
morning
on
their
return
north.
Ice
has
commenced
to
break
up
on
the
Naas
River
and
there
are
floes
moving
downstream.
C.
P.
R
stamer
Princess
Louise.
Oapt.
William
Paimer.
taking
over
the
run
for
one
voyage
in
nlace
of
the
Princess
Norah
owing
to
an
exceptionally
heavy
northward
passenger
movement,
arrived
'n
port
at
9
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
at
10:30
for
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
notnts
whence
she
is
due
back
here
next
Monday
afternoon
southbound.
The
Princess
Louise
brought
In
216
passengers
and
added
nearly
thirty
more
from
this
ort.
There
were
none
disembarking
here.
The
Princess
Norah
wltl
be
here
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
Vancouver-Oeean
Falls-Prince
Rupert
local
run.
Landings
at
the
Boston
fish
pier
for
the
month
ol
February
thh
year
totalled
17.916,000
pounds.
The
captain
of
the
Prince
John,
on
leaving
Massett.
smiled
down
on
his
dozen
guests.
There
was
a
heavy
sea
and.
old
hand
as
he
was.
he
nearly
stumbled
when
he
rose
to
greet
his
guests.
"My
KISS
YOUR
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
Pepletc
Many
Suffer
Low
Blood
Count
And
Don't
Know
It.
The
bffllmi
Oiiiut
about
low
blood
count
b
that
rii
can
wrixh
tboat
a
much
u
you
trrr
did
rrrn
look
hralthjr
and
ttronf,
yrt
yoo
ran
frrl
a
if
yuu
bad
Irad
la
you
bttfa,
doorjr.
tired
an'l
Kfim.
Low
Mood
rount
mvaaa
you
hairn't
lot
raoutrh
red
Wmd
rormwehra.
It
U
their
IUl
lob
to
taxrr
llfe-civing
oIfn
from
your
lunaa
tkrouakoat
your
body.
And
Juat
aa
It
tafcea
oiym
to
xpl"d
cawliM
In
your
car
ari.f
maVe
the
power
to
tarn
the
wheel,
to
y,u
m'it
have
plenty
of
csyaen
to
tildodc.
th
fwmi
in
your
body
and
fl
you
colnc
1
"c"'l)r.
WillianM
Pink
n
today.
They
a
world-faotoua
for
the
help
they
In
Inereawinff
the
number
and
trerurth
of
red
corpuarle.
Then
with
your
blood
count
up.
you'll
feel
like
boundinc
vp
the
italri
at
if
you
were
(loatina
on
air.
Atk
your
drug
flit
for
Dr.
William,
rink
fUU
today.
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
r
r-
'tnoirj
iinvr
J
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Tacked
by
the
only
salmoa
canning
company
wltb
an
si)
tne
year
round
payroll
la
Prlncs
Rupert
Modern
Music
Is
FILM
OF
Topic
Of
Interest
enson.
English
songs
of
travel!.
Mrs.
J.
O.
McKlnley.
Piano
solo.
"Rhapsody
In
Blue"
(George
Oershwin,
American),
Mrs.
HAWAII
Mrs.
T.
A.
MOV.ters
In
Char,
Of
.
--
,:,"n'
n7"
Yesterday
Modern
Musk.-
with
Mrs.
T.
At
Capitol
Theatre
Eanor
Powell.
Robert
ilsh-
Mrs.
Bernard
Lundahl
""""
l
T
,
J
the
planter
..u.
-t.
rv
rK,
stranger,
Youw.
AU'it
A
WTJ
tallE
-
d
U
the
Capitol
;ram
and
reading
an
Interest
ng
tomorrow
in
paper,
was
the
subjeet
of
e
.
J"
"J
ft,
noon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Mc-
""
.
.
,
Waters
The
PrMldenU
Mrs.
Shel-
,,c
"
at
"
an
openln
y
ford
Darton.
was
In
the
chair.
At
.nr
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting
tea
Y?un'
'I
....
rTpd
,U
to
make
a
personal
appearance
?
An
auraph-hanU
crowd
mob,
program
was
a.
follow,:
in
th
h
a
Vocal
solo
from
Twilight
Pan-
'lea
Suite."
.Frederick
Detlua,
En.inb,w.?,m
ottnB'
with
!Z
the
to
trad
rli
Scott.
English).
Mrs.
W.
L.
rlJZ
'lhelr
mutual
amu""1
Enrout
SUmford
Vccal
solo.
"The
Roadside
Flrr"
VntK!n"tthfe
J"'1!
music
by
Ralph
Vaughan-Vll-!dane
jboalrd
f,nd
,f
Hams,
words
by
Robert
Louis
Stev
love
with
her
In
Honolulu
ne
finds
that
he
Is
mistaken
for
h
double
and
has
also
acquired
ht
troubles.
Including
a
girl
and
a
eharse
of
embewlem-'t
The
H.
O.
Johnsen
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Oll.,tanglc.
?
"M,lf"y
'""f"1
ker
lut
with
the
planter's
return
to.
Piano
solos.
"Orand
Canyon
,h?
'ln.d
.
.
,
BM
and
dsnring
num-
Suite."
-Ferde
Orals.
Amrican.
"On
the
Trail."
Mrs.
H.
L.
A.
Tarr.,-
u
M
"
comtd1
ofl
Durn
and
Oracle
Allen
"Sunset."
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
Gwre
are
worked
Into
the
story
as
It
.
.
'
.progresses.
Miss
Powell
has
several
friends,"
he
said.
"I
hope
all
new
dances
and
there
are
some
twelve
of
you
will
have
a
very
P'al
song
hits,
pleasant
trip.
It
is
indeed
nice
to
The
cast
also
includes
Andy(
look
down
on
your
eleven
faces
Iona's
Islanders,
the
famous
Ha-,
and
think
that
for
the
next
few
wallan
Orchestra.
Rita
Johnson,
hours
all
eight
of
us
will
be
sitting
Clarence
Kotb.
Jo
Ann
Bayers.
Ann
I
here
together.
I
can
assure
all
six
Morris.
Willie
Fun.
Cliff
Clark.,
of
you
that
It
gives
me
and
my
Edward
Oargan
Eddie
Anderson
officers
a
great
sense
of
responsl-
and
Slg
Rumann.
,
blllty
when
we
know
that
not
only
i
the
safety
but
also
the
happlnes
Harold
Dahl
sailed
by
the
Prin-'
of
both
of
you
are
In
our
hands,
cess
Louise
this
morning
on
his
re-Steward
bring
my
dinner
and
clear
turn
to
Dawson
after
having
spent
away
the
other
places
'
the
winter
at
his
home
here
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I.ANTAM
COHN
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tnoat
enjoyahla
Vitamin
A
tilth
.
.
.
full,
fresh
flavor,
and
aa
nourUhlng
as
It
U
pleasant.
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Special!
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