1A0Z
TOUR
DIAMONDS
Gems
or
Romance.
Mounted
in
Modern
Settings
by
Skilled
Craftsmen
We
Have
a
Large
Assortment
uf
the
Latest
Designs
in
ENGAGEMENT
KINGS.
WEDDING
KINGS,
BROOCHES,
BRACELETS,
EARRINGS
Or,
we
will
make
to
order,
any
design
that
you
prefer,
in
rings
or
any
other
piece
of
jewelry.
We
have
in
stock
rings
from
$12.50
to
$1200.00.
We
Invite
Your
Inspection.
FINE
CHINA,
DINNERWARE,
GLASSWARE
Basement
Store
Max
Heilbroner
Diamond
Specialist
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
Landings
This
Year
Still
Outstripping
1938
Cape
Beale
Has
Brought
in
Most
Fish
So
Far
This
Year
responsible
for
the
increased
landings,
With
the
salmon
season
about
to
open,
it
Is
expected
a
considerable
number
of
these
boats
would
be
withdrawing
from
the
halibut
iishery.
For
the
week
ending
yesterday
naiiout
landings
at
Prince
Rupcit
70,000
pounds
In
two
trips.
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1939
season
up
to
and
including
yesterday
had
reached
a
total
of
5,752,700
pounds
as
compared
with
4,453,150
pounds
at
a
corresponding
date
last
year.
Canadian
landings
for
this
season
aggregate
2,554,900
pounds
in
comparison
with
2.175.750
pounds
last
season
whilp
thn
A,.:
can
total
Is
3,197.700
pounds
as,
three
trips,
and
Tongass
third,
against
2,376,400
pounds.
The
fact
that
so
many
additional
smaller
boats,
nave
been
fishing
for
halibut
this
year
both
in
the.
Canadian
and
American
fleets
Is
to
large
extent
Seven
Is
the
greatest
number
of
catches
to
be
landed
by
an
Individual
boat
of
the
Canadian
fleet.
the
little
Tuewell
havine
mari'
this
number
of
trips
for
a
total
of
18,700
pounds.
Completing
four!
trips
have
been
the
following
boats:
Congo.
7300
pounds;
Dickie
i
Boy.
4,000
pounds:
Essential,
30,-'
500
pounds;
Gony,
46500
pounds;!
Kaien,
43,000
pounds;
Relief,
45.-500
pounds;
Rose
Spit.
49.500
counds:
Skeena
M.,
25.500
pounds;
m.v
j
,
twi,
c
static
UVC1
UVCiUgC
ill
a
lOt-
I
al
of
69200
pounds
of
which
310-
SinaI-
65'0
Pounds;
Toodie,
38,-000
wasfromCanadianvesselsan.il500
Punda:
Thrasher.
18,600
382500
pounds
from
American
'Punds:
Viking,
48,000
pounds.
For
Prices
"ui.tif,
during
the,
ui.wcc&
week
were
were
auuu.
ahnnMtne
Amecan
fleet
the
Visitor
has
average
and
theft;
was
little
fluc
tuation.
For
Canadian
fish
the
high
price
of
fhe
week
was
6&c
and
5c
paid
the
Aiken
for
14.0Q0
pounds
and
for
American
7c
and
5.5c
which
the
Baltic
rerp!vH
fnr
,
18,000
fr-vuuuo.
pounds.
Low
iajw
Canadian
umiaaian
price
pncei
landed
the
greatest
number
of
catches
four
for
a
total
of
23.000
rounds.
American
boats
having
'anded
three
trips
are
as
follows:
Augusta,
56500
pounds;
Betty,
46,-000:
Explorer.
73500;
Edsecumbe.
37.000:
Eleanor,
'
30,000;
'Frisco.
-
31.-
was
6c
and
5c
which
a
number
of
'000:
Galvton,
64.000;
Judith,
28,-
1
i
...
1
Cftfl
T
n.nlnl
A
A
C
H
A
.
,IIJ
Jl.l
.
n
boats
were
paid
while
the
lowest
bid
of
the
week
for
American
fish
was
7c
and
5.5c
which
the
National
received
for
20,000
pounds.
SO
far
this
spatnn
tVio
Beale.
Capt.
Edgar
Arnet.
as
It,
7,000
was
last
year,
has
been
the
heaviest
lander
of
halibut
at
Prine-
Rupert
for
the
1939
season,
having
brought
in
78.000
pounds
ln
two
fins.
Next
was
the
Takla.
Capt
Protect
00:
National.
33.000:
Onah
i7-
000;
Oceanic,
50500:
Pierce.
34
500:
Rainier
II,
26500;
Star.
39-
0O0:
Sherman,
64.000;
Teddy
J..
43.500;
Yukon.
75,000;
Zarembo,
NEW
UNIT
CHARLOTTETOWN,
June
10;
(CP)
A
new
three-storey
science
V
.
.
H
.J
1
.
.
,
1
.
.
.
.
"unuing
la
ueilig
consiruciea
nere
PhrU.Pnrlfvnlrt
Chris
,((u,.nnn
-Parkvold,
with
76.000
j
pounds
for
st
Dunstan.s
university.
in
wu
mjja
unu
mira
ine
Joan
W.'.II
With
75.000
nniinrie
In
t,
riltf
n
ARtictc
'
I
"
.
M
J
...
,nu
....11.
l..ASOAO
trips.
For
the
American
fleet
the!
WOLFVILLE,
N.
S.,
June
10;
irniif.,)
n-..l
.
.
!
(CP)
Evlrlpnee
nf
fht
fnrroainn
b'c'
aiiiuuiit
oi
nsn
nas
ueen;
.i.v.voui6
brought
In
by
the
Yukon
75,000
pounds
In
two
trips
with
the
Ex-
I'
v
"I
lo
I1UJ111
111
cuuuuwou,
an
exhlbltloin
of
paintincs
bv
children
under
15
years
was
held
plorer
second,
73500
pounds
ln
at
Acadia
University
here
Your
Home!
Good
Paint
Is
the
only
insurance
that
you
can
put
on
your
home
that
will
protect
it
from
the
weather
elements.
.If
your
home
is
not
protected
against
dampness
and
heat,
dry
rot
is
the
result,
which
takes
a
heavy
toll
in
property
each
year.
Drop
in
and
let
us
tell
you
about
B-ll
"English
Paint".
It
carries
the
manufacturer's
written
guarantee.
For
those
who
wish
to
mix
their
own
paint
and
still
have
the
high
quality
of
IM!
Knjlish
you
cannot
buy
anything
finer
or
longer
lasting
than
70-30
Paslc
White,
Let
us
help
you
with
your
painting
problems.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
aicimmi:
street
Phone
-311
Australia
Has
These
Real
Live
Teddy
Bears
Card
Party
And
Dance
At
Anyox
ANYOX,
June
10.
A
very
suc
cessful
card
party
and
dance
was
THE
DAILY
NUTS
Saturday,
Junt
in
lSjJ
"Cute"
is
a
trite
but
altogther
fitting
word
for
this
picture,
showing
a
koala
bear,
native
A
ustralla
"teddy
bear."
giving
Junior
a
pick-a-back
ride.
Thou
gh
many
of
the
tiny
bears
abounded
in
Australia
years
ag
o.
the
government
has
been
forced,
lately,
to
prohibit
their
exportation
In
an
effort
to
prevent
their
becoming
exltlnct.
Flavors
Justice
With
Wit
In
C.B.
OLACE
BAY.
N.
S..
June
30
Anyox
bociai
,iud.
a
gooa
crown
Judge"
was
directed
at
a
tall
man
was
ln
attendance
including
six-
with
a
twinkle
in
his
eye
on
the
teen
visitors
from
Alice
Arm.
The
Qiace
Bav
maclstrate'a
bench,
but
DOINGS
ABOUND
(for
prominence
when
thU
bill
wa
OTTAWA
HOUSE
before
tle
House.
When
the
Social
I
Credit
party
moved
an
amendment
(Continued
From
rage
Onc
to
the
bill
asking
that
at
lean
a
'
"
portion
of
the
766
millions
to
be
is
the
uie
of
the
national
credit
n;raUM
!ree
mtret
but
limit
adjusting
the
mortgage
burden
and
In
providing
facilities
for
refinanc
amount
a
reducUon
In
the
load
which
was
assumed
In
many
case
years
ago
under
more
favorable
circumstances
than
now
prevail.
The
companies
which
become
member
(of
the
bank
will
be
obliged
to
write
!
off
all
arrears
of
interest
with
res
pect
to
such
mortgages
In
excess
of
two
years.
Secondly,
the
debtor
will
be
relieved
In
cases
where
the
mortgage
debt
exceeds
eighty
per
cent
of
the
value
of
the
mortgaged
property
by
the
writing
off
of
the
excess
over
eighty
oer
cent.
Thirdly,
the
debtor
will
be
reliev
ed
of
the
adlustmen
of
the
future
rate
of
Interest
on
his
mortgsge
In
the
two
classes
just
mentioned,
the
rate
of
Interest
to
be
five
per
cent
per
annum
and
an
adjustment
In
the
length
of
the
term
of
the
mortgage.
This
bill
Is
far-reaching
and
will.
-
I
believe',
be
generally
welcomed
(throughout
the
country.
Wheat
Situation
I
For
days
on
end
during
May
the
'House
listened
to
speech
after
speech
alter
speech
on
the
wheat
situation.
This
came
about
by
the
introduction
of
four
bills
In
connection
with
wheat,
the
most
con
tentious
one
being
that
dealing
with
the
wheat
bonus.
Most
of
the
speeches
were
made
by
the
Opposition
members
to
the
bill
guarantee
ing
40c
a
bushel
and
limiting
the
guarantee
to
only
one
Individual
grower
of
not
more
than
5.000
bushels.
The
arguments
put
up
by
the
i
Social
Credit
nfembcrs
from
Al-jberta
and
the
C.C.P.
from
Saskatchewan
were
truly
amazing
and
hall
was
appropriately
decorated
a.
B.
McOillivray
is
still
dlspcns-1
sPectac,e
01
a
Credit
mem-
ln
red,
white
and
blue.
The
wln-img
hearty
Justice
from
that
same!bcr-
who
nad
arued
Yerv
iners
at
bridge
were:
ladies'
first,
rostrum.
ously
for
more
bonus
for
the
wheat
Mrs.
T.
W.
Falconer;
consolation,
as
he
heads
towards
his
8lsl
farmers
rising
ln
his
place
and
ob-Mrs.
W.
F.
Eve;
men's
first,
W.
P.
birthday.
"A.
B."
his
Christian
i
JtlnK
to
a
b00"8
b'n
Pld
to
Selby;
consolation.
W.
Rudland.
names
lie
unused
ln
some
dlm'tne
Whennen
on
the
Atlantic
After
supper,
served
by
the
com-
registry
office
Is
perhaps
the
old-
coast
when
a
bill
Introduced
by
the
mlttee.
dancing
took
place
with
est
active
magistrate
in
the
Dom-!
Minister
of
Fisheries
was
being
de-music
supplied
by
Ward's
Orch-
mion.
He
has
been
on
the
bench
batfd-
All
of
which
Is
truly
amai-estra.
The
dance
ended
at
2:30
45
yeargi
and
rareiy
nag
ne
mlssed'lng
and
likewise
confusing.
a.m.
with
the
singing
of
Ood
a
Hav
in
enurt
in
that
tim.
The
measure
Introduced
bv
Mr
Save
The
King.
1
The
vears
have
mellnwerf
th
Dunning
to
raise
750
million
dol-
TORY
VOTE
Mrs.
Stan
Savllle
and
child
returned
tothe
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
visit
In
Vancouver.
sharp
wit
that
often
crackled
,ars
y
t
a
conversion
loan
like
a
whin
across
the
ran
al
to
meet
maturing
obligations
was
'
some
unruly
prisoner,
but
the
opposed
by
practically
all
Social
j
legends
of
his
judicial
humor
ar;
Credit
.members
from
Alberta
who
IP
T
ADrTD
enough
to
bulge
the
covers
on
everv
occasion
when
the
meas-1
LAlVVlIiofa
slzeablc
tome-
Nccr
a
gath-
came
before
the
House
took
erl"g
ot
Cape
Brctoncrs
Is
at
the
l'me
to
air
their
theories
on
mone-n
story-telling
stage
long
befowitary
reform.
Conservatives
41
Did
..
Bet
er
In
it.-
Pnnce
,
ncw
A
B
It
was
rather
Interesting
to
watch
Edward
Mand
Th.s
ear
anecdotc.
the
moves
of
the
Social
Credit
party
'
Here'"
a
typlcal
onf!'
,and
lhe
C,C-P-
8roUD
who
med
niAmfyrrrrnwH
10
tnJ,
,t
,
I
A
pr"ner
had
just
been
found
to
be
competing
with
each
other
CP-Declaratlon
day
digurcs
re-Lul,ty
of
m
,
do,.
vealed
that
more
votes
were
cast
lars
and
cogUj.
,A
ui
Ttl,
ffte
IAIIM
(
ti
rsa
In
4U.
Dl
rm
T?J
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w.
vu.
w..i
i.
t.i
nmw
tiu-
pruoner
reached
behind
him
T
8e,nnC,r
"""'-Thaf,
easy.
I
have
It
in
my
hip
1035
than
In
the
1939
elections
while
pocket
"
thle
jrear
assemblymen
polled
a'
......
and
days
jn
jal,,.
inurcaic.
xne
agBregaiesi
Honor
resumed.
"Have
you
showed
that
the
total
Liberal
vote
that
ln
your
hip
pocket?"
had
fallen
off
from
that
of
four!
cats
ku
wiicii
uiey
wuil
ail
JU
seau
in
the
legislature
and
thelACPfl
I
lrrlTIPr
I
In
This
Year
1
Conservatives
polled
an
increase
of
more
than
2,000
to
gain
their
three
seats
this
year.
Because
of
the
Island's
unique
vot-,
Shipbuilders
and
Iron
and
Brass
Engineers
Castings
L'lectric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialist,,
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
.Machinery
All
Types
of
Oas
Engines
Repaired,
and
Overhauled
got
jAged
Gardener
On
Digby
Island
Is
ing
system
it
was
impossible
to
as-
Qf-fll
Tllr1Vinrr
certaln
how
many
electors
had,
1111
"1VI1IIJ
marked
ballots
in
the
elections.
In
,
this
province
It
was
possible
for
one
'
0scar
Anderson,
aged
truck
gar-
man
and
his
wife
to
have
cnxt
aoidencr
and
beah
comber,
one
of
the.
votes
apiece
if
the
man
owned
real
coIortul
nurc
hereabouts.
Is
still
estate
of
a
certain
established
value
BOlnR
stron
on
hu
Place
alnslde
in
each
of
the
15
ridings
in
the,the
beacn
of
D18by
Wand
J"t
be-provlnce.
Both
he
and
his
wlfe,yond
tne
marl"e
station.
Despite
could
deposit
ballots
for
a
coun-lthe
lateness
of
the
season,
his
po-cillor
and
an
assemblyman
ln
each,tato'
rnubarb
a',d
berry
patches
are
dUtrlct.
An
elector
who
owned
no
flourlsh!ng
and
he
Iooks
tm
a
real
estate
could
vote
for
the
as-lcrop'
Anderson
wa
attracted
to:the
semblyman
only
ln
hU
home
dU-,'81301
twenty-n'ne
years
ago
when
he
trlet
worked
on
the
construction
of
the
Total
vote
for
councillors
in
the'marlnc
statlon
and
nas
llved
thcre
province
was
29,616
as
compared
cver
slncc-
'
with
39.423
ln
the
1935
contest.
Butl
-
awemblymen
polled
46.518
against
nniMrT
nnnrnm
the
46,199
figures
of
1935.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Liberals
polled
15,779
against
13,-'
,
.nv
TrfX7'
837
for
councillors.
Four
years
UK
I
lJUUlV.
ago
the
Liberal
margin
was
greater,.
iir
nrjmv
A
r
r
the
count
being
17,626
to
12,807.
AINU
OHIP
Y
ARD
ine
Liberal
vote
fell
off
and
the.
Conservatives
gained
also
in
the
voting
for
assemblymen.
This
year
it
was
24,585
for
the
Liberals
and!
01
n"o
l..il.A
n
.
'
"i"""
wi
hht
iuiiservuuves
as
compared
with
26,730
and
19,403.
HOLIDAYS
Try
SANGAN
KIVKK
HOLIDAY
CAMI
Situaied
on
the
Flneit
Kes-
Beach
in
Canada
Apply
to
MRS.
DUNN,
Matsett,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
for
Full
Particulars
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seeds
1
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
558
Phones
18
L
ID
WR
11
P.O.
Box
575
mussauem
s
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Have
you
tried
our
CASH
COUPON
SYSTEM?
You
re-celve
dishes,
silverware
and
valuable
premiums
suitable
for
gifts.
Why
not
start
now
at
no
extra
cost
to
you?
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
ing
the
lame
of
such
amount
to
200
I
one
could
not
help
but
come
to
the,,?n
en
"J
free
'
'rnnKlntlnn
that
If
V
itniiMntu
nUmbef
CP-Ifs
close
on
half
a
centuivlhad
a
tr
b"
Mme
held
on
Saturday
evening
by
the
smcc
the
first
"Good
Morning,
'arBlntnu
against
the
measure
and
of
course
the
government
would
still
have
been
made.
million
dollars,
the
c.cv.
group
ing
mortgages
in
me
imure.
me,,,
moV(j
a
,U0.amdment
bill
offers
to
the
farmer
mortgage
wy
vmt
witling
that
the
govern-dtbtor
and
the
home
mortgage
ment
imM
m
mlajoii
dollars
free
debtor
below
J7.000
In
principal'
.
,nUni-,
.w-k
aum
Lo
be
used
this
year
tor
certain
classes
of
pub-lir
works
but
were
unwilling
to
go
as
far
as
the
Social
Cred
Iters
300
million
When
the
matter
oame
to
be
voted
on
the
sub-amendment
of
the
C.C.F
wa
de
fen
ted
on
division
The
CC.F..
apparently,
were
not
willing
that
a
recorded
vote
be
tak
en
on
this
Later
on
In
the
day
the;
amendment
offered
by
the
Social
Credit
group
was
voted
on
and
defeated
137
to
13
the
err.
and
Conservative'
vatliiK
with
the
government
and
against
the
Social
Credit
party
amendment.
War
Veteran
"
Mwnee
Since
the
nmend-'ent
'o
the
War
-h
Veteran's
Allowance
Act
have
gonc'
into
effect
in
April
1
of
last
year
7,717
M-aervteemen
have
been
tak
en
off
the
relief
rolls.
Under
the
act
as
It
now
stands
the
moment
AST
TI.MI.-i
c
TONW-nT1
2
Show,
7:00
and
J;tr
1U
the
Talk
of
the
TT
In
Glorious
Trchnicol,,,'
MIKADO
With
D'Oylf
(.arte
rU,m
London
Svmphon-
Or
ihc.U
At
7:31
and
S
is,
Alto
Cartoon
-
Scenic
,j.
Coming
Mon..
1n7
Wei
CHARLES
LAt.!(ilUO.''
(a
-ii
1
1.
m;.i
iif
'
-;
-
They're
Bushed
Uwy
suffer
son
physical
disability.
T
ArVirn
be
It
due
to
war
service
or
to
any
HI
ill
lLd.
1
00
oilier
circumstances
whatsoever.
which
precludes
them
from
fellow-1
ing
their
ordinary
employment.
Hut
They
Have
Another
7ftB
r,
they
become
a
charge
on
the
Dom-
loneliness
of
IlinUtUndi
Intan
government
and
receive
$20
If
single
and
(40
a
month
If
mar-j
rted.
The
total
now
receiving
war
CAPETOWN.
June
i
?
t
veteran's
allowance
number
30.010
ted
farmers
of
!,.
This
year
the
amount
for
war
vet-
Sm,th
Wart
Afrir,,
erans
allowance
is
$7,100,000
as
"nub
balmtaMas.
compared
with
only
some
tifi&a.-
nn
,n
Canada
,
000
some
three
or
four
years
ago.
cording
to
form"
11
The
minuter
estimated
that
some
WatU.
wboe
dw.r
500
ex-servicemen
are
being
added
In
the
orld
every
month
to
the
numbers
of
Uie
sw
o
the
t
i
:
r
those
receiving
war
veteran's
aUow-
MM
many
of
the
f
e
anee
Under
the
new
hospital
ar-''1"
people
for
w
rangemenu
whereby
non-pension-
"Ilutn
balmtneai
ers
with
meritorious
service
are
glv-
common.
Affected
:
hosoiui
treatment
th
tnLai
feat
toe
condition
h
:
r
of
applications
since
Jan-
P""l
nd
somev:;
uary
of
this
year
amounted
to
14111
The
bishop
d
of
which
number
some
1.760
have
torn
while
travelh:
received
frae
hospitalisation
After
sleep
as
anon
ax
Uf
July
1
of
this
year
the
Appeal
Court
farm,
because
He
.
Later
the
House
witnessed
the
1U
lsied
AH
final
appeaU
will
keep
him
talk
win
wen
oe
aaiuated
through
the
he
arrive
Canadian
Pension
Commission
The
visit
to
Partaraent
of
Their:
Majesties,
the
Klag
and
QufnJI
rounded
oat
a
seaston
of
historical
1
significance.
Five
thousand
Prtnc
Rup-rt
people
read
the
Dally
News
It
pays
to
let
them
know
wliat
you
have
to
sell
MISS
YI
R1
Dressmaker
Ladle'
and
Chlldrrn'f
Alterations
Modrrsle
frift
phone
nnr.rs
im
7?7
nusnt
RT
MacKenzie's
Furniture
G-Piecc
Kilclteu
Set
Buffet.
Drop-leaf
Table
4
4fl
chairs.
Windn(r
or
bow
bark,
white
wood
fJtNIV
Kitchen
Oil
Cloth-
l;
different
patterns
to
rhoue
Latest
design
IVr
yard
Phone
775
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Hegardlng
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n".
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Kupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
W
For
the
Halibut
and
Haunon
Fleetl
Following
the
Investigations
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Cii'n,
the
Company
has
just
completed
extensive
changes
and
impro"1
f
mcnts
ln
ice
storage
and
Ice
delivery
methods.
?
Ice
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
Ice,
thoroughly
cured
or
t
aged
at
new
low
temperatures.
It
will
be
delivered
Into
the
hold,
even
in
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
as
jj
storage
room.
C
Fishermen
are
Invited
to
inspect
the
new
system,
5;
Better
Ice
than
cver
before,
at
no
Increase
in
cost,
means
economy
5
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the
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