PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
DIAMONDS
Gems
of
Romance.
Mounted
in
Modern
Settings
by
Skilled
Craftsmen
We
Have
a
Large
Assortment
of
the
Latest
Designs
in
ENCASHMENT
KINGS,
WEDDING
RINGS,
imOOCIIES,
RRACELETS,
EARRINGS
Or.
we
nill
make
to
order,
any
design
that
you
prefer,
in
rings
or
any
other
piece
of
jewelry.
We
have
in
stock
rings
from
$12.50
in
$1200.00.
We
Invite
Your
Inspection.
FINE
CHINA,
DINNERWARE,
GLASSWARE
Rasemcnt
Store
Max
Heilbroner
Birthday
Party
For
Island
Boy
Diamond
Specialist
Visitors
See
New
Boothbay
Lobster
Pool
i
SKIDEOATE,
July
29:
Mrs.
Verner
Douglas
entertained
eight
Maine
Rearing
Station
Built
At
.children
at
her
home
In
Skidegat?
Cost
of
$20,000
Draws
Hundreds
recently
In
honor
of
the
fourth
For
Inspection
birthday
of
her
son,
Alvln.
The
table
was
centred
with
a
lovely
BOOTHBAY
HARL-OR.
Me..
July
birthday
cake
and
the
children
en-
29:
(CP)-
Hundreds
of
visitors
joyed
a
variety
of
delicious
re-
have
been
attracted
here
by
the
:freshments
set
for
them.
Little
establishment
0r
the
new
lobster
Alvln
received
many
gifts
from
rcarlng
pool,
built
at
a
cost
of
the
children
as
well
as
from
rela-
about
$20,000.
tlves
and
friends
in
Vancouver.
in
if
out
-Own
7tont
If&td
To
paraphrase
i
popular
lyric
of
yesteryear,
"
You'll
find
the
vacation
you
prize,
under
your
eyes,
right
in
your
own
front
yard."
British
Columbia's
great
hinterland
offers
everything
that
les
for
a
memorable
vacation.
No
need
to
spend
half
of
those
precious
free"
days
travelling
to
end
from
a
vacation
centre.
Just
load
up
the
family
flivver;
or
hop
on
boat,
train,
or
bus,
and
.
.
PRESTO
,
.
in
a
few
hours
you
are
in
the
very
midst
of
what
a
whole
world
clamours
to
visit.
See
Stltiik
Columbia
7it5t.
1
VCTOfiU
CANADA
ine
project
was
completed
by
a
Works
Progress
Administration
grant.
At
present
the
capacity
of
the
station
Is
294
rearing
tanks
each
holding
3,000
lobsters.
Only
one
hatch
Is
expected
this
year,
operations
being
conducted
only
through
June.
July
and
August
The
system
eventually
will
be
enlarged
so
that
there
will
be
500
tanks,
which
would
mean
two
and
possibly
three
hatches
a
season.
The
plant,
operated
under
the
24-hour
basis.
Is
under
the
sup
erintendency
of
Warden
Thomas
Kinney
of
Rockland,
operating
with
Thomas
Dorr,
head
of
the
federal
plant.
He
also
has
a
number
of
assistants
trained
In
lobster
culture.
When
the
seed
lobsters
arrive
here
they
will
be
taken
in
charge
by
Dorr,
The
eggs
will
be
allowed
to
hatch
naturally
and
then
will
be
taken
to
the
rearing
station
where
they
will
be
raised
to
tha
fourth
stage,
or
what
Is
known
to
the
lobster
fishermen
as
the
"sinking
stage.-
Many
of
the
eggs
never
reach
the
fourth
stage,
the
expectation
being
that
about
25
per-.cent
of
the
eggs
hatched
this
year
will
reach
that
degree
of
CTowth.
If
the
present
experiments
per
temperature
are
a
success
It
is
expected
that
several
million
fourth-stage
lobsters
will
be
the
rcTulf.
said
one
week
he
hauled
110
traps
cn
one
expedition
and
got
only
30
lobsters.
Five
thousana
Prince
Rnneri
peopie
reaa
the
Dally
News.
It
pays
to
let
them
know
what
you
have
to
sell.
August
Clearance
Sale
AT
ELIO'S
1
Only
3-piece
Chesterfield
Suite
CI
AO
Clearance
Sale
tJ)lUu
1
Only
4-piece
Bedroom
Suite
CCQ
ffA
Clearance
Sale
(POtltuU
1
Only
C-piece
Dinette
Suite
QEQ
Eft
Clearance
Sale
e)t)Ut)U
2
Only
C-piece
Breakfast
Suite
Q1
E
A
Clearance
Sale
?uJLDU
i
Only
Kitchen
Uaiigcs
Clearance
Sale
55,
$85.50,
$89.50,
$95
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
TIHKI)
AVENUi:
Prince
Rupert
boats
MINISTER'S-WIFE
CHRISTENS
LARGEST
NAVY
S
CHOONER
'DETECTIVE
The
largest
training
schooner
In
the
Empire's
navy
is
shown
In
the
upper
leP
afV;
I
had
been
christened
the
Venture
by
Mrs.
Norman
Rogers,
wife
of
the
Federal
Minister
of
Labor,
at
a
little
shipyard
on
Nova
Scotia's
Acadian
Shore.
Three
thousand
farmeMLihermen
f
the
shore
watched
Mrs.
Rogers
'upper
right"
as
she
broke
a
cloth-covered
bottle
over
the
hull
of
the
vrh
Doner.
The
ship,
built
by
men
who
have
been
making
fishing
schooners
for
years,
is
a
replica
of
tne
famous
Nova
Scotia
Grand
Banks
fishing
schooner
Bluenose.
speed
champion
of
the
North
Atlantic
fleets.
The
Venture
is
shown
in
the
lower
photograph,
riding
gracefully
alter
the
launching
at
Meteghan.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Canadian
Halibut
Landings
Heavy
as
Closing
of
Area
No.
2
Impends
Alaska
Seiners
and
Trollers
in
Warfare
Tennyson's
Voice
Moves
Listeners
LONDON.
July
29:
tCPt-
Poet
Alfred
Noyes
described
listening
the
other
day
to
Lord
Tennyson
reciting
some
of
his
own
poems
z-
"one
of
the
moat
moving
ex-,
perlences
I
have
ever
had.''
I
Tennyson
has
been
dead
since
1892.
His
voice
was
heard
Iron
records,
never
heard
In
public
be
,!iore.
fore,
made
made
In
in
1839
1839
by
hy
two
two
men
men
With
nth
....
.
lay-over
periods
.
,
.
between
i
trips
,
.
suspended
,
,
and
sent
to
England
from
the
united
Vlishinir
in
r:itcriP
na
ninVlrUr
no
nrc
ji'Kln
nrini
tn
tlin
States
bv
Thnma
FrfUmn
lh
tn.
rlnsinrr
tnnirrhf
nf
trio
fisViinnr
ennenn
mo
f'i-
-ic
Arnn
Ma
9
ventor.
w
-
uv
a
"o
yj
1
1
.j
am
aJ
a,
a
a
.
i
a
vy
m
is
concerned,
Canadian
halibut
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
werL.pl,Jrfd
fn.
fV,
.,,i:
..,i..
it.
.....i
i-
grandson.
Charle
a-
t
i
....
Tiir
ic
ii
n
sTTiP
ar
Kinpni
w
HPrnru
.
.
.
...
...
ov
'he
poet's
,ftS5efSfUBg
rLHt
ra.th,cr
,hcavy
sss
thc.h,,Tri.
"J,
of
472,600
pounds
brought
in
bv
thirtv-eiirht
boats.
This
an
nudienre
nt
nhom
3n
m.
brought
the
total
of
Canadian
;
;
of
the
Poetry
Society
in
Aldworth
landings
for
the
season
to
date
up
a
C0UPle
r
hou"
or
t
by
the
Maharaja
of
Baroda's
ln-
on
ner
return
w
Vancouver
ana
ni
with
4,031.350
pounds
at
a
corres-
waypolnta.
She
U
calling
back
nt
forceful
characterltlc
ponding
date
last
year.
The
Am-
""
v"i'e
ior
a
quan-i-
wtu
TcnnVflon.s
luiuv.iuii
a
volce
vuice
pounas
as
comoared
with
3.288,250
.t.o
t
ntaU
unc
aunot
inougni
nc
was
in
the
pectively.
,
.
oi
of
last
last
year
vear
according
aecornintr
to
tn
figures
ritrnreii
mn-n
room
pound
a
year
ago.
Despite
heavy
landings
of
the
week,
Drlces
held
up.
The
too
bid
of
the
week
for
Canadian
fhh
was
7.7c
'
and
5c.
which
which
the
the
Rose
Rose
Spit
Spit
received
received
for
for
14,000
14nnnnniinric!.nH
oounds
and
tk.tnn,i.o.
the
low
6.2c
..j
and
ust
Issued
by
the
fisheries
depart-.
"I
think
that
what
Impreaseo
ment.
On
the
Skeena
up
ta
July
rrC
mort
was
how
Tennvaon's
voir-
a
me
eaten
or
socKeye
was
45.-
brought
out
the
rmon
In
the
know
what
disposition
Is
to
h
9.41.,caseS:
"
aainst
36-9l2
at
a,
'lnw
recited
from
'Maud.'
especial-
madP
of
fh
thc,
u...
similar
aaie
lasi
year,
un
iihi'v
mesc:
Commissioner
Arthur
R.
Oreenleaf
5c
which
the
DAT.
and
Joe
Bk-r
"Jh
10,284
,
C!LtV
d"l
'ould
her
and
beat,
assures
them
that
thv
m
..:
were
nald
fnr
A
nnn
nH
7
nnn
nnA.
aalnst
8595
last
year
at
the;
Had
I
lain
for
a
century
dead.
divider!
ns
Pvntwa.
..iki.
.n.nitf
.'
-
-u
.u
e
Springs
taken
on
the
the
DrodHeta
T77
SV
rcteJvea
lor
caicnes
or
"
ine
but
cnums
are
Typical
of
the
nlltht
nf
m-m.!?.'
lobstermen
Is
the
pxrvnn,.p
nt
00-
12'00
and
38.00
Pounds
res
John
Wood
of
Pleasant
Island
who
and
5c
which
a
number
ol
boats
The
total
salmon
catch
for
the
were
paid
.
There
were
forty-seven
j
whole
coast
Is
down
considerably
over
me
same
time
last
year,
the
round
'total
bclnz
176.757
cases
acalntt.
trip
passengers
aboard
the
steam
'204,862
cases
last
year.
er
i-nncess
Aaeiaiae
wnich
was
in
I
port
last
evening
from
the
south.
If
1
17
Among
them
were
newlyweds,
Mr.
!
lllClUCtlOn
L
QT
arid
Mrs.
R.
Thompson
of
Vancou
vcr,
on
a
honeymoon
trip.
Open
warfare
near
Juneau
be
I
New
Minister
tween
herring
seiners
and
salmon1
A
T
f
1
trollers
Is
brewing
again
after
ill
DUIT1S
Lake
years
of
Quiescence.
Trollers,
an-j
gered
by
the
operations
of
thresl
.
large
herring
seiners
working
in
LT
'
hwi
"
5"
the
vicinity
of
Shoap
Point.
are'VhT
7n
at
Du
u
ke
for
making
plans
to
squeeze
the
bigger,
.Currch,
craft
out.
One
trailer.
It
was
re-.'?.ev:
Adam
Cr,sP
J?
T.ucsay
eve
I
ported,
laid
a
rifle
beside
his
"
n
.7U"
vc
.
gurdy
pit
when
a
seiner
attempted
Xlrv
wi
u
to
steer
him
out
of
position
to
j
fa"btf,l
by
make
mom
fnr
hrrtSnina
,,.f
Rev-
J-
T-
Burchlll
of
Smlthere.i
trouble
'"B
clergymen
were
Rev.
J.
was
averted
when
th,i
seiner
steered
of.
Trollers
sari
rx"u'7
"Kc
anfl
"ev-
that
seine
boats
have
not
opera-
,nf,
Z
1
l
onuinefrs'
ollow
ted
for
herring
In
Stephens
Pau-'SL
.",?e!l,
:age
for
many
year,
but
schools
of.S.
ine
01
.un
aic
iuw
uctjuiinin;
10
P
pear
there.
Betty
Borland.
Bettv
Wilkinson
tot
cannery
points,
Union
steam
er
uaraena,
capt.
John
Boden,
ar
Helen
Hmu-n
Aurlrav
Uatlrlr,.n..
and
Mrs.
Watklnson.
who
hav
been
camping
at
Mm.
Barclay's
cabin
at
the
Salt
Lakes
for
ti
rived
in
DOll
at
6
O'clock
fhUlnaet
tu-n
ti.ou.
,ratnn,
-Jmornlnpr
from
the
south
and
sail-Jon
Monday.
"That
seemed
to
me
most
nn.
proprlate
to
the
occasion
as
Ten
nysons
voice
has
been
silent
for
half
a
century.
It
moved
me
and
everyone
there
very
deeply.
The
down
slightly.
Cohoes
taken
on
i
audience
stood
partly
In
the
poet's
the
Skeena
oxecna
this
mis
vear
year
numbered
numbered!
I
studv
study
and
and
pa
narHv
in
iv..
The
low
price
of
the
American
imerican
fish
fish
was
75,
7.5c
T
4-4"'Cascs
hT
agalnst
ST.
I
!S
pack,
where
he
died.
week
for
me
very
clarity,
precision
and
truth
to
nature
of
Tennyson's
pwiry
were
means
by
which
he
achieved
his
magic,
because
in
get-ting
nearer
to
tho
truth
of
nature,
he
was
getting
nearer
to
the
ultimate
and
mysterious
realitw
in
which
nature
Is
rooted."
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
HSSS
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Ited
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
TALE
HERE
Basil
Kalhbone
Head
Cl
of
Te
lloun.1
oi
the
IJaxHrrvillfs."
!
Sherlock
llolroeV
Best
,
I
-The
Hound
of
th-
Bakervllle."
lUmou'
8herlock
Holmes
story
with
Basil
Rithbone
playtns
the
part
of
'the
ureal
fictional
sleuth.
U
the
of
to
n
wfrp
erlcan
landings
for
the
Dresent
sea-
ty
,r
canncd
salmon
and
will
also
sIttir
-
Mr
N
to
lhe
New
son
10
aaie,
inciuaing
285,000
w
'
v.w...
,
nromcie.
'ths
th
whnle
thln;
pounds
brought
In
during
the
past
fne
arrlvfs
at
Vancuver
fhe
'l";made
a
tremendous
Impreaslon
up-week.'
have
aggregated
5583.700
be.
..carryine
a
caPacy
!oad.
lni-n
me.
The
Intonation
and
cad-
oounds
pounds
in
In
pomnariwn
comparison
with
with
i
4.234
.
aaa'"on
to
passengers.
She
haiVncp.
of
Tmnvn-.
vi
900
pounds
last
year.
The
grand
total
of
landings
at
Prince
Ruoert
1
,
..
.
.
tn.w
tV..
n
.
n
.ammaa
on
Doara
36
round
trip
passengers.
Wn
where
the
record,
wpre
not
(defective
and
some
mimiim
n
or.
The
sockeye
'
pack
on
the
Skeem
so
clear
.v.
and
so
w
well
wen
rendered
uimvire
that
msi
iii
warming
me
water
to
the
nm-t1"'
"lc
now
lu.isz.yuu
.
feature
offering
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
lor
tonight
only.
O.ie
f
literature'
nvrtt
entiling
and
shocking
mystery
storfoa.
this
has
tnn
considered
one
of
Sir
Arthur
Con
an
Doyle'r
rcntet
tale
and
Rathoone
Is
said
to
lv
a
fine
portrayal
of
the
central
figure.
Richard
Oreen'
and
wend
mr-rle
are
c-frt'ird
af
tta
romantic
inter
wh'l
Nll
II
'
piav
1
Uie
uart
of
Dr
Watson.
Also
plav-tnc
Irrnnrtart
nn't
r
I
tnnel
At-L
will.
John
r"rrrine.
Reryle
Mr-low
and
Ratnh
Forbes
)
In
"Th
Hound
of
the
Baiker-
Wer."
tfc
detective
nit
his
cunning
axainnt
that
of
n
cUnt
nn-tarthlv
bruit
that
roams
the
shrouded
Enllh
mw
with
bls-
Ihk
eves
and
bared
fund
terrorising
the
countryside,
atlkin
hror
Into
the
hearts
oi
two
young
lovers
and
leaving
a
trail
so
terrtfv-lns:
that
only
Sherlock
Holmes
dar
es
follow.
"
"The
Hound
of
the
natkervill'
'
w
ti
it.iu
TRAVEL
BARGAIN
TO
SMITHERS
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nnd
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l)0,,-,
"The
Hound
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The
Baskervillcs"
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HASH,
llttlinoM
A
Sherlock
llolrnn
ltrhst
fSreen
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