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CIVIC
CENTRE
.02
2f
$5.00
.12
..50
3.00
9".or
Saturday,
May
27.
1939.
It
is
much
to
be
desired
that
the
plans
being
consid
ered
for
a
new
civic
centre
be
carried
through
to
completion.
For
a
number
of
years
past
the
matter
has
been
contemplated
and
at
one
time
considerable
money
was
raised
for
the
purpose
of
erecting
a
suitable
building.
While
the
suggested
plan
seems
to
be
a
pretentious
taken
a
start
in
the
direction
of
general
improvement
and
this
scheme
is
quite
m
line
with
the
general
trend.
J
There
are
two
important
matters
now
being
considered
by
the
citizens.
One
is
the
scheme
for
the
administration
of
the
city
by
a
city
manager
and
the
other
is
the
erection
of
a
civic
centre.
HAND
OF
MR.
KING
.
Two
"Kings"
are
making
the
trip
west.
One
of
these
is
His
Majesty,
George
V.,
and
the
other
is,Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King.
The
latter
is
just
now
the
chief
adviser
of
the
former
and,
when
His
Majesty
said
that
"Spiritual
dignity
and
material
happiness
must
be
general
before
the
Empire
could
claim
to
be
qf
service
to
its
own
people
and
the
world,"
we
fancy
we
recogniz
the
experienced
pen
of
the
Prime
Minister
of
Canada.
At
any
rate
it
is
very
much
like
something
Mr.
King
has
written
and
said
before.
Mr.
King
has
been
kept
carefully
in
the
background
on
this
trip
because
it
is
tacitly
agreed
that
no
suspicion
of
politics
must
enter
into
the
program.
The
visit
is
for
one
purpose
and
one
only
and
all
Canadian
people
must
fee
that
the
present
trip
is
to
give
them
an
opportunity
a
greet
Their
Majesties
and
to
give
the
King
and
Queen
an
opportunity
to
see
the
country
and
meet
as
many
as
possible
of
the
Canadian
people.
CURIOUS
MIXTURE
During
the
course
of
the
trip
the
King
and
Queen
have
evidently
given
little
thought
to
themselves
and
their
position.
There
has
been
such
a
free
mingling
with
the
people
as
could
occur
only
in
a
truly
democratic
nation,
Officially
the
Royal
couple
have
acted
with
proper
dignity
but
unofficially
there
have
been
so
many
actr
which
indicated
their
human
understanding
that,
if
the
visit
has
done
nothing
else,
it
has
shown
how
closely
ce-
'
merited
in
this
Empire
of
ours
are
the
King
and
the
people,
j
It
speaks
well
for
the
continuity
of
British
institutions.
1
The
spontaneous
intermingling
of
royalty
and
the
mass
of
1
lt
the
people
is
something
it
is
difficult
for
people
of
other
i
countries
to
understand.
i
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
and
558
THE
DAILY
NEWS
,
Saturday
Ml
ummer
shoes
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
Landings
for
Weekender
Aver-age
Fishing
Fleet
Escorting
Kovaltv
'
At
Seattle
This
Afternoon
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past
week
totalled
-148,400
pounds
which
was
below
av-'
erage
in
volume.
The
week's
landings
consisted
of
225,400
j
pounds
from
twenty-eight
Canadian
boats
and
22J.000I
iiuiu
eieven
American
vessels,
with
landings
lighter,
prices
were
somewhat
firmer.
The
high'
bid
of
the
week
vuiiiiuiiiu
iiau
was
.ic
ana
ac
which
the
B.C.
Bird
received
for
i6.-000
pounds
and
Uie
low
6.4c
and
5c
which
.several
boats
were
paid
for
their
catches.
For
American
fkh
Uie
top
price
of
the
week
was
8.2c
000
pounds
of
sable
fish
at
Settle
The
American
halibut
buat
Pol-,
ails
sold
36.000
pounds
of
halibut
i
and
5.5c
which
the
Judith
was
paid
at
Sllka
on
Tuesday
of
Uils
wfk
.for
9,500
pounds
and
the
low
7.4c
,ur
rtc
and
4ftc.
ana
oc
wnicn
me
Kingrisher
re-Icelved
for
12.000
pounds.
The
week's
(landings
brought
the
aggregate
for
the
1939
season
to
date
up
to
4.385.-
300
pounds
as
compared
with
3.-
The
schooner
Omanly
brought
in
a
one-pound
halibut
lo
Seattle
this
week.
It
was
the
smallest
halibut
to
be
landed
this
season.
859,850
pounds
at
a
corresponding.
Tne
InternaUonal
Fisheries
Com
date
last
year.
The
Canadian
tota'
!to
date
is
1,996,700
pounds
ai
against
1,955,950
pounds
a
year
ago
while
the
Amerban
total
is
2,383,-600
pounds
in
comparison
with
1,-904.900
pounds
last
year.
The
advent
of
June
Is
expected
to
see
t
number
of
small
Canadian
boat
which
have
been
engaged
In
thr
halibui
fishery
returning
to
sal
mon
fishing.
The
well
known
American
halibut
sqhooner
McKlnley
has
had
another
mishap
on
the
fishing
grounds.
Earlier
In
the
month
the
pellqr
off
Kodlak
Island
and
hat
to
be
towed
to
Ketchikan
by
thr
Arthur
H.
Now
the
vessel
has
sustained
a
broken
rudder
but.
accom
panied
by
the
coastguard
vessel
Spencer,
which
went
out
to
offer-
assistance,
she
has
been
able
tc
make
Seward
with
makeshift
steer
ing
gear.
The
latest
breakdown
occurred
not
far
from
Seward.
Seven
halibut
vessels
markelei
catches
totalling
168,800
pounds
a'
Seattle
Thursday
as
follows:
Sep
Bird,
29.000
pounds.
Whiz,
7?ec
and
63c;
Tatoosh,
25,000,
New
England
7'4c
and
7c;
CelUc,
40.000,
Sebas-tion.
74c
and
7c;
Grant,
40,000,
San
Juan.
714c
straight:
Pershine
4500
one,
it
must
be
remembered
that
the
city
seems
to
have
New
England
7',8c
'
'and7c-
westiei
1
A
A
A.
1
1
i
a
1
J
-
-
.
"
5.030,
Whiz,
8c
and
7c;
Al
Jr..
12,-800,
San
Juan,
7c
and
7c.
Sable-fish
sold
at
7c
per
pound
in
Seattle
yesterday
and
mixed
cod
at
2c.
Four
boats
sold
halibut
at
Seattlr
Wednesday
as
follows.
Estep,
40.000
pounds,
San
Juan,
7c
straight
Foremost.
40,000,
Whiz,
7Vc
and
6s4c;
Wizard,
39,000,
Booth,
7c
and
7
'Ac;
Lane,
12,500,
Whiz,
8c
and
6!'2c.
Ling
cod
sold
for
2c
per
pound.
mission
estimated
ears.
Its
age
at
thrc
Northbound
from
Vancouver
to
Skagway,
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Prln.
:ess
Louise,
capt.
S.
K.
Oray.
arrived
In
port
at
8:30
this
morn-ng
and
sailed
at
10
ajn.
for
Al-
iska
whence
she
Is
due
back
here
next
Wednesday
afternoon
South-
wund.
The
Louise
brought
In
148
mssengers.
Two
disembarked
here
"ipm
the
vessel
and
seventeen
went
lorth
aboard
here
from
this
port.
Indian
Department
cruiser
Nas-.eena
returned
to
port
during
th
Jlght
from
a
trip
to
Hartley
Bay
vith
CapT
Gerald
H.
Barry.
Inspector
of
Indian
Schools,
and
V.
E.
Collison,
Indian
Agent,
on
ward.
The
Vancouver
power
cruise,
-aur
Wayne
arrived
In
por;
Ihursday
night
from
the
Quen
;narlotte
Islands
and
left
this
norningfor
Ocean
Falls
In
the
course
"ot.a
coast
;crulse-wlth
or-
inlzers
of
the
InternaUoui
Woodworkers'
Union
of
America
n
board
In
the
persons
of
John
McCuish,
Oscar
Halverson
and
Ted
GunrudJ
The
last-menUoned
s
a
veteran
of
the
IntemaUontJ
Brigade
of
the
Spanish
civil
wan
ind
was
here
some
months
ajo
on
a
speaking
tour.
The
Laur
Afayne
Is
a
forty-five
foot
vessei
equipped
with
a
38
hp.
Oardne.
Jlesel
engine.
While
here
she
wa
noored
at
the
Armour
Salvage
Co
floats.
Paul
Armour,
manager
of
Uv
Armour
Salvage
Co..
has
been
nursing
a
couple,
of
broken
rlb-and
a
strained
shoulder
durinf
he
week
as
a
result
of
a
mlsun
lerstanding
with
the
steering
seal
of
the
new
boat
which
he
recently
brought
fmm
Vn
When
Crown
Prince
Olaf
andlThe
speedboat
was
a
lltUe
fastci
Princes
Martha
of
Norway
visit
han
Paul
had
bargained
on
and
Seattle
this
afternoon
halibut
andr'n
the
effort
to
avoid
a
collision
other
lishlng
vessels
will
form
an
escort
of
honor
for
the
yacht
lr
whhh
they
will
make
a
crui.se
of
Puget
Sound
and
Into
Lake
Washington
as
a
part
of
the
program
for
their
entertainment.
Only
tw0
halibut
fares,
totalling
24.500
pounds,
were
sold
at
Seattle
yesterday.
The
ItosarVj
disposed
of
15500
pounds
to
Nery
England
Fish
Co.
at
9c
and
7c
and
the
Viking
sold
9,000
pounds
to
Whiz
Fish
Products
Co.
at
98c
and
7c.
The
Reliance
landed
12,-
here
was
a
mix-up.
However,
llki
he
case
of
the
fighter
who
tell'
me
to
look
at
what
happened
tc
he
other
party;
the
speedboat
also
sustained
some
damage.
Kenneth
Johnston,
son
of
Col
md
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston,
who
flew
south
Thursday
afternoon
In
i
Pacific
Airways
seaplane,
was
In
Vancouver
within
a
few
hrs
after
leaving.
He
has
now
gone
on
to
Victoria
where
he
will
be
with
his
grandmother,
Mrs.
Joseph
KIngham,
during
the
King's
visit
occasion,
Celebration
Program'
MORNING
Fall
In
opposite
Canadian
Legion
rooms
at
10
a.ra.,
order
of
procession
will
be
given
on
arrival.
Parade
will
proceed
down
Third
Avenue.
Sixth
Street
and
back
to
the
Court
House
by
Second
Avenue
t
Flag
Raising
Ceremony
at
Cenotaph
at
10:30,
AFTERNOON
.f
Children
will
fall
In
on
Fourth
Street
to
parade
led
by
Boys'
Band
at
2
pja.
and
proceed
to
Acropolis
Hill.
,
.
,
.
.
Children's
Sports
Two
Softball
Games
by
girls
andboys
at
IUtfi
Sch001-
If'-:
EVENING
Bonfire
9:30
pm.
at
Acropolis
Hill.
In
case
of
wet
weather
sports
will
be
held
in
Exhibition
Building
It
Is
hoped
all
children
and
as
many
adults
as
possible
will
be
at
the
Court
House
at
10:30
for
the
raising
of
the
flag.
J
D.
ALLEN.
Secretary
of
Committee
Sh
gtnuht
witkeul
y
tt
m"'JJ
ADVENTURE
NOTICE
Bailiff's
Sale
ft
Re:
M.
M.
Stenhens
vs
SUn
Johan-on.
Andrew
Foj
and
Alfred
Oari-'
n.
Under
a
Distress
Warrant
In
the
above
action
I
hive
seized
and
will
vll
at
public
auction
the
following
-JiatteU.
t-plece
Chesterfield
Suite,
Kitchen
Table.
Walnut
Dresser
with
Mirror.
Stand
Lamp.
Small
library
Tble.i
i-rtoklng
Stand.
Covered
Top
Stool.
Wool
Carpet
9x9.
Lot
of
Dishes
us-,
lortedi.
8-tube
Victor
Radio
Globe
I
Frotter.
Radio
can
be
seen
at
Radio
station.
2nd
Avenue.
lace
of
Sale
117
Dunsmulr
Street,
rime
of
Sale
2
30
p.ra.
Tuesday.!
May
30.
1939.
Terms
Cash.
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S.
A.
MCKF.KSON.
Landlord's
Bailiff
1
tUssiFjE
FOK
KENT
XEAN,
Well
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furnished
modern
apartments.
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444.
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SA
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5X)R
SALE
28
ft.
trolling
boat
with
gear.
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o
double
bill
picture
program
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
tonight
"Flirting
With
Fate"
Is
a
story
of
hilarious
adventures
which
befall;
Joe
E.
Brown
and
his
vaudeville'
troupe
when
they
find
themselves
Uranded
in
the
capital
of
a
South
:
American
country.
Brown,
believ-1
!ng
his
Insurance
will
save
the
j
troupe,
endeavours
to
end
It
all.
Unsuccessful,
he
learns,
just
when
he
Is
about
to
be
executed,
that
hU
troupe
can
have
a
year's
tour
of
the
biggest
South
American
circuit,
j
ins
e
iioru
to
escape
death
are
both
Special
.
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Decorated
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Juice
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Both
for
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Ormes
ltd.
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The
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Store
Phones
;
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k
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Open
Dally
from
I
a.m.
till
It
p.m.
Kunrfat
and
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from
12
noon
till
Z
pm.
1
p
ro.
till
9
p.m.
,
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HERE'S
THE
CAMERA
YOU'VE
BEEN
WAITING
FOR
KODAK
35
A
BRILLIANT
new
'miniature"
is
Kodak
35.
Has
the
looks
and
"feel"
of
a
camera
worth
many
times
its
cost.
It
offers
expert
picture-making
equipment
for
bUck
and-white
snapshots
or
full-color
Kodachrome
"stills,"
and
a
choice
of
three
lenses
and
shutters
at
modest
prices.
With
f.5.5
lens
and
1200-second
shutter,
it
costs
$37
with
4.5
lens
and
1lJO-second
shutter,
$2
7
whh.S.S
leas
and
1100-sccond
shutter,
$
16.
We'll
be
gUd
to
show
them
to
you.
Call
or
Write
for
Descriptive
Hooklet
"Small
Cameras
for
Ulg
Pictures"