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1
CIGARETTES
C
8
i
Howard
Phillips,
son
of
B.
T.
ArmmnnnirH
hv
hpr
mnt.hpr
Mrs
Waterfront
Whiffs
New
Cannery
Work
Here
Starting
Preparations
for
Halibut
Season
Heavy
Tourist'Traffic
Anticipated
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
are
about
to
start
instal
t,
ru
tQOu
ilng
arrived
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
at
Old
Massett
which
is
be-
to'
cannery
F.
H.
Legh,
who
came
north
meet
her,
Miss
Legh
will
proceed
Tuesday
afternoon
by
the
Catala
to
her
home
in
North
Vancouver
to
recuperate.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
fias
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
ing
dismantled
and
some
came
from
Vancouver.
With
the
fishing
ordered
closed
both
in
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
and
Laredo
Inlet,
down
the
coast,
after
heavy
runs,
herring
seiners
are'
now
scouting
around
in
search
of
new
fishing
grounds
and
are
picking
up
a
fpw
fish
At
sen
t.tprpri
nninr!
Romp
a
Kfr
ni
imTT
1
nri
'
AINLI
Orilr
I
AIU;have
shown
up
at
Butler's
Cove.
It
!
is
expected
that
all
herring
seining
j
in
the
district
will
shortly
be
ord-
I
ered
closed.
The
reduction
plants
have
put
up
a
good
yield
and,
ap
parently,
are
about
ready
to
close
.
down
as
far
as
herring
is
concern
ed.
Preparations
for
another
halibut
fishing
season
are
getting
well
under
way
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
International
Fisheries
Commission
lj
S
P
flE?
1
Clearance
2
Only
Flat
Top
Maple
Desks
jg
Qg
Clearance
2
Only
Writing
Desks
19
QC
r,
Drop
front.
Each
JJL.7c)
Clearance
3
Only
Chiffoniers
QUI
QC
Walnut
finish.
Each
Clearance
I
Only
Six-Piece
Hrcakfast
Q-fl
CA
Suite
eJU
Clearance
1
Only
Six-Piece
Dinette
00
Clearance
3
Only
Tabic
Lamps
Glass
CO
fi)ff
base,
cdmplete
with
shade.
Each
.
.
v
Clearance
2
only
Linoleum
Hugs
Q17
Aff
Size
7x9.
Each
..
V
O0
Clearance
2
Only
Fcltol
Hugs
7x9.
QA
Off
Each
,
JitiJe
Clearance
1
Only
Inlaid
Linoleum
QQ
ffZ
Size
6x9
$0.Je
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
STORE
Green
916
THIRD
AVENUE
Store
Hours
8:30
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
Coal!
Coal!
Coal!
Winter
winds
awn
&rechillijig.
nna
your
co&Jbin
needs
refilling
Foothills
Bulklcy
Valley
Nanaimo-Wellington
We
arc
equipped
to
supply
any
of
these
coals
promptly,
carefully
screened
and
graded
to
size
rhoncs
C51
652
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
NEW
CENTRAL
nOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
Housekeeping:
Apartments
(Hot
Water
Heated)
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
SHOOTING
GALLERY
Adjoining
1DOKA
ROLLER
ARENA
1
MB1
,11
ii
H
He
will
be
the
has
not
officially
announced
the
h
has
been
TJl0
nnPhnrinHpi
active
manager
of
the
new
cannery
date
but
there
appears
to
be
little
when
11
into
this
City
Hospital,
arrived
in
the
city
fes
operation
on
the
Prince
John
this
morning.
I
eason;
Somf
?f
e
machinery
to
I
oeing
Drougm
irom
ine
company
s
doubt
that
It
will
again
be
April
1.
With
market
conditions
favorable.
there
Is
reason
to
believe
that
1940
as
far
as
prices
at
least
are
con-
cerned,
should
be
a
very
good
one.
This,
of
course,
will
tend
to
make
for
intensive
fishing
by
possibly
more
boats
than
usual,
thus
cutting
down
the
production
per
unit
for"
the
season.
With
the
war
eliminating
European
travel
practically
entirely,
It
is
expected
that
there
will
be
a
bumper
tourist
movement
to
Alaska
this
summer.
The
number
of
people
being
handled,
it
is
expected,
will
be
limited
only
by
the
ability
of
the
steamship
companies
to
provide
accomodation.
The
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
It
is
reported,
is
arranging
for
a
number
of
extra
voyages.
The
Canadian
National
Steamships
will
be
handicapped
through
the
flagship
Prince
Robert
having
been
requisitioned
for
war
use.
The
steamers
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
will
be
operated
as
usual
on
the
Alaska
route.
The
Gait
freighter
Salvor,
Capt.
Albert
Georgeson,
which
was
due
here
this
week
from
the
south
with
general
cargo,
dropped
her
rudder
shortly
after
leaving
Vancouver
and
had
to
return
to
that
port
where
she
was
taken
on
dry
dock.
She
is
expected
now
to
arrive
here
about
the
end
of
next
week.
The
American
fish
packer
Magnolia
has
been
at
the
local
dry
dock
'for
the
past
week
undergoing
tem-
.Ketchikan
to
Seattle.
The
vessel
I
was
in
a
leaking
condition
after)
striking
the
rock
and
was
given
as-i
sl-lfance
by
the
Armour
Salvage,
Co.'s
salvage
boat
Bonilla
which!
brought
her
into
port.
Following
the
temporary
repairs,
she
will
resume
the
interrupted
voyage
to
Seattle.
I
It
appears
that
the
Magnolia
fail-'
ed
to
give
advice
that
she
had
put1
received
here
last
night.
Union
steamer
Notice
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
MarcK
9,
Letter
Box
1
WORD
OF
THANKS
,
Editor,
Daily
News:
A
friend
of
mine
has
shown
me
I
your
editorial
protesting
the
recent
attempt
to
ship
Canadian
wheat
to
'Vladivostok.
I
desire
to
send
this
i
word
of
thanks
and
commendation
'est
and
Masters
and
owners
of
all
vessels
under
120
tons
nett
are
advised
to
apply
for
RECOGNITION
NUMBERS
at
Harbour
Master's
Office
bringing
Registration
or
License
Certificate.
Any
vessels
not
Registered
or
Licensed
should
ap-
iply
immediately
to
Customs
House
Iporary
repairs
following
a
strand-
if
or1
naners.
Vessels
will
not
be
Der
ing
in
Grenville
Channel
late
last
mltted
to
sail
.unless
papers
are
ih
week
while
she
was
enroute
fromiorder.
I
J.
R.
ELFERT.
Lieut-Commander
R.C.N.R.
Chief
Examining
Officer
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
'!Vi:UNMi:XT
I.KJIOK
ACT"
(Srotlcn
28)
Notice
of
Application
For
a
llocr
l.lceiKp
Notice
Is
hereby
given
that
on
the
into
Prince
Rupert.
This
led
to
20tl
fay
f
March
1940
the
under-
alarms
and
reports
being
sent
out
TPL
S
that
she
was
missing.
Inquiries
were
of
premises
being
part
of
a
building
1
Known
as
Skldegate
Hotel,
situate
at
ISlcWeate.
Graham
Island.
British
Ool-I
lar
but,
because
United
States
does
ft
it,
is
no
reason
why
Canada
snouia
follow
her
example".
I
suggest
j
that,
in
this
respect,
the
average
X
American
agrees
with
you
and
to
that
extent
Is
superior
to
his
gov-
ernment.
As
I
write,
I
see
the
fol-
lowing
item
in
the
news-columns
datelined
from
New
York
(API
J
FVh
26
"Martin
Thomas
Manton,
'who
a
year
ago
occupied
the
high--J
most
venerated
judicial
from
the
other
side
of
the
coun-
post
in
the
nation,
short
of
the
Su-try
because
I
am
very
certain
thatpreme
Court
itself,
probably
will
the
suggested
"deal"
would
cer-ienter
prison
within
a
week
to
tainly
have
materialized,
but
for
serve
a
two-year
term
for.
selling
the
fact
that
Canadians
thorough-
his
integrity
for
cash."
Phillips,
Indian
Agent
for
the!
lation
of
machinery
for
the
salmon
cannery
the
concern
isily
disapproved
of
the
proposed
some
far
day,
Mr.
Editor,
the
...
.
.
.
.
.
..
,
.
.
.
i
i
i
iM!
V!..
!..
jt
1
1
i
r
mi
11
1
j
-.
l
a
t
u
i
Queen
Charlotte
islands,
arnveain
esuiuiisning
in
me
ocean
(10CK
at
rrince
KUpert.
Tne
in-:
transaction
ana
ine
iurmer
lati.
same
coae
win
wiaen
out
to
imer
the
city
on
tne
ranee
jonn
mis
morning
from
Massett.
sr.nllntinn
work
is
tn
hp
riirprtPr
hv
H
Athicnn
whn
rrmiof
a
free
press
with
free
men
on
national
relationships.
a
4.1.
s-
1.
C
it
...
11
it,.,
,
the
editorial
front.
Toronto.
J.
11uik.11
who
iwik
iiuui
1
oiikuuiu
lui
LUC
UI
IV.
JWLIUti
U
Nelson,
one
of
the
heads
of
the
firm,
is
also
on
hand,
hav-
Just
a
further
comment:
Your
editorial
says
"That
may
be
all
right
for
a
thoroughly
commercial
CANUCK.
'
I
j
When
Captain
Howard
Fairbalm
of
the
Fisheries
Patrol,
ooat
111a
was
ized
country
whose
god
is
the
dol-
in
port
at
Queen
Charlotte
recently
S
'
itn
jLjl
3
TONIGHT
ONLY
3
Shows,
7:00
and
9:20
Warner
BAXTER
In
"Return
of
the
Cisco
Kid"
(At
8:07
and
10:27)
PLUS
Jane
Withers
In
Chicken
Wagon
Family
(At
7:00
and
9:20)
Coming
MON.
TUES.
WED.
Errol
Flynn,
Bette
Davis
in
"PRIVATE
LIVES
OF
ELIZABETH
AND
ESSEX"
(In
Technicolor)
he
reported
that
lately
there
had
been
a
very
heavy
run
of
herring
in
the
vicinity
of
Pacofi
and
that
the
plant
there
had
been
running
day
and
night.
No
definite
date
had
then
been
set
for
closing
the
season
in
that
district,
It
depending
on
when
the
herring
seemed
ready
to
spawn.
It
Is
expected
that
March
will
see
an
end
of
the
herring
sein
ing
there.
WORK
WANTED
WORK
WANTED
Capable
girl
wants
housework.
Apply
Daily
News.
.58)
FOR
SALfc
FOR
SALE
Terms:
strictly
cash:
Lots
9-10,
Blk.
11,
D.
L.
369,
Terrace,
Hugh
M.
Adams
Estate,
$500.00;
Sub
Lot
1
of
Lot
1429,
Range
5,
C.
D.
Lakelse
Road,
10
acres,
Peter
De
Boer
Estate,
Caraena
Can
umbla-
"P011
lands
described
as
FOR
SALE
15
h.p.
Vivian
gas
en-
John,
Boden,
arrived
in
port
at
3,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
according
8:15
last
night
from
the
south
and
1,
94?V.J1
RTrt
Regls:
remained
here
overnight
sailing
at
'
British
Columbia,
for
the
sale
of
beer
7
o'clock
this
morning
on
her
re-.by
the
glass
c
by
the
bottle
for
con-1
turn
tn
Vnncniivpr
orH
,olt.,
'
sumpUon
on
the
premises
or
else-l
,,
JJV,.,.V.
where
wnere
The
vessel
had
her
calls
to
make
In
the
Skeena
River
after
leaving
here.
Having
been
delayed
by
heavy
freights
and
extra
calls,
C.N.R.
ss.
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
cnnlnr
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Trlnce
Rupert
Dated
this
16th
day
of
February
1940.
F.
DALE,
Applicant.
Notice
of
Intention
to
apply
to
I
;
MINERAL
ACT
Notice
To
J)-llnitent
Co-owners
To
John
V.
Alden
Bud
fl
under
nirkt-land
of
Srattle,
Washington,
U.
8.
A.I
WHEREAS
there
are
owners
other
than
myself
to
the
extent
of
more
i
than
one
quarter
interest
In
each
and
'all
of
the
Star
No.
1,
Star
No.
3,
Star
No.
3,
Star
No.
4,
Star
No.
5,
Star
No.
6,
Star
No.
7,
Star
No.
8,
Star
No.
9
and
Star
No.
10
Mineral
Claims
situate
on
the
north
side
or
Porcher
Island
In
Chlsmore
Passage
about
6C0
feet
from
the
beach
In
the
Skeena
Wining
Division,
Province
of
BrlUsh
Columbia!
I
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
unless
you
do
pay
within
00
days
from
the
date
hereof
the
sum
of
1537.50
being
your
proportion
of
the
expenditure
required
lor
the
years
1937.
1938
and
1939
by
Section
28
of
the.
MLneral
Act.
R.
S.
B.
C.
1938,
Chapter
161,
together
with
all
costs
ox
this
notice,
to
the
undersigned,
tlie
registered
owner
of
said
Mineral
Claims,
your
Interest
on
said
MLneral
Claims
shall
be
forfeited
and
become
vested
In
the
undersigned
who
has
made
the
required
expenditures.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B
'C.
th!
sin
aay
01
July,
1939.
'
E.
B.
BERNKT.
:
CUllFiEO
i
:
:
it
COMBINE
Spring
Hats
SMARTNESS
.
.
.
The
Latest
Stylings
COLOR
...
All
the
Newest
Shades
DURABILITY
.
.
.
Made
From
Finest
Fur
Felts
Mil
By
Stetson
AT
A
PRICE
YOU
CAN
AFFORD
TO
PAY
The
"KENSINGTON"
fiP
Unlined
.
O.UD
ThcSCK::
$5.00
The
"STETSON
SPECIAL"
jg
QQ
Watts
&
Nickerson
HOSriTAL
MEETING
(Continued
lrom
Ptge
One)
Olive
Gordon
to
act
as
lady
taper-
inienaeni
during
her
absence
The
finance
committee
thrcag.
t.
A.
MacCallum.
'
renortprt
r-,
$100.00;
Lot
20,
Blk.
11
S.
6,
this
year
whereby
correspondence,
hafJ
h
,
hP"al
..fT'""
da3
T
Prince
Rupert.
Oeorge
Macklin
instead
of
being
read
at
the
fVPhn,,
II
I
'
"y
"
")51
Estate
$900.00;
Lot
4,
Blk.
37,'monthly
meetings,
would
be
re-
"
,
p"
'
da
.90.
Disbursement
Is
spr
s
PrinW
Rrt
T
n
Popi
f0rrH
Hiro.t
tn
hD
,mmi.t,in.
t.
Estate.
$125.00;
Lot
3053.'
Cas-'terested
who
would
report
onsamc
SJ-niS
rZTf
exPend'tu"
of
WIT.
siar,
103
acres,
situate
near
Aly-,to
the
board.
It
was
hoped
by
this
ca.pltaJ
inn.'mDo
Mfs-
Landry
reported
for
th-U-
nnh
wm
RtPrt
f.,f..
tn
c,
Hm
anH
v,wm
nn-
ii,hHiMH
n,rti,
T.t
kc
dlcs
Auxiliary
to
the
effect
L
-
uo.wtoo.
,h,
l,cr..0l
V,l,
U1
J
,,.v..
2199,
R.
5,
CD.,
142
acres,
and
cot-
The
fire
chief,
H.
T.
Lock,
in
his
"r1""'
.
1
"
"",ua
tage,
Estate
Neil
McCarthy,
report
for
the
month,
stated
that
$300.00;
Assd.
Lot
A
of
Lot
5,,the
fire
alarm
systems
were
in
good
J"?"'
at
of
"f
at
A
A
of
of
Lot
Lot
6,
6,
order
order
and
and
housekeeping
housekeeping
conditions
"
'
'
"
Blk.
2,
and
Assd,
Lot
Blk.
2,
D.
L.
45,
Port
Essington,
satisfactory.
Estate
Mary
D.
Holland.
$200.00;
A
letter
from
counsel
for
thees-Unsold
portion
Lot
3822.
Cassiar,tate
of
the
late
Arthur
Sutton
re-(
Alice
Arm),
and
cottage,
Estate
quested
the
board
to
give
consent
Mary
as
administratrix
of
tf.
the
estate,
the
consent
being
given.
FOR
SALE
Babv
chicks
from
viz-1
Granted
Holidays
yielded
a
profit
of
$190
which
n
lot;
mj
piuvme
aiA
uvfiuru
ta
for
public
wards.
The
question
of
whether
1
T3nn
tl
T3i4
.
.....
a
1.
'
;..
van
a
uiujr,
A-IUV
KZZlll.
John
W.
Strombeck.
$500.00.-
to
the
making
of
Mrs.
Katherine
ShUfld
,be.u8lvfn
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Offiriai
Official
:Adminlstrator,
Ariminicfrotnr
tJrin...
Prince
u
Sutton
q,.
.
ji-i.hl4i-
-
nient
at
the
hospital
hospital
was
was
bir;
brer
Rupert.
B.
C.
up
and
referred
to
the
ext::
committee.
It
was
suggested
to
she
might
spend
part
of
her
t's
orous
new
oiood
leghorn
breeding
AIie
'aay
supennienaent.
Miss
with
x-ray
work
and
par
in
to
stock.
Unsexed
$10.00
per
100,
pul-
Harrison,
reported
the
hospital
'secretary's
office,
lets
(97)
$25.00
per
100.
Also
falrly
full
and
w0rk
going
along
A
$10
per
month
increaw
ti
Rock
and
Red
chicks
$12.00
per
smoothly.
Miss
Harrison
was
given
Kenneth
Laird,
one
of
che
order-100.
Appleby's
Poultry
Farm,
Mis-
permission
to
take
her
annual
va-
lies,
was
granted
in
view
of
hlsei-sion
City,
B.C.
tf
cation
starting
March
18,
Miss
cellent
service
gine
in
good
condition
$350.
Apply
boat
Hekia,
McLeans
floats.
(59)
HOARD
AND
KOOM
FIRST
CLASS
board
and
close
in.
Phone
Black
965.
Ltd.
FOIINIV
WANTED
PERSONAL
room,
tf.
.
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kevs
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o
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w.
v
e
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uapi.
ssen
McLean,
the
f
Reco;
dTH
News
Stand.
Owner
may
have,
finally
arrived
In
port
at
8:30
this
vision,.
and
situate
at
the
entrance
to
same
by
paying
for
this
adver
I
morning
from
Vancouver
via
the
?!ln.
Harbor,
b.c,
taat
of
George
Point,
tlsemerit
rt'
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
between
2?&2
ft-
two
or
three
days
late.
The
vessel
summon,
cf
Naden
Karbcr.
b.c.
occu-
rOK
RBN
J'
will
sail
on
her
return
south
over
pftlc"
"y
Manager,
lritends
to
ap-,
,
the
same
route
at
6
o'clock
tLe?-
,,-
f
fo"ow,ng
M-
F(?R
REN,T"
class
slx-room
enine.
She
has
vet
to
makp
a
call
oomendng
?.,t
a
veft
planted
a,t
the
noUi.
three
bedrooms,
furnace.
at
Port
Simuson
to
dlschartrR
coal.
?
5rrfr-
I43-
9-
c-
Isv
thence.
Modate
rent.
H.
G.
Helgerson
"
uii.uiifiriy
iucTig
jii'gn
waiter
marn
to
the
I
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W
o-rni-r
L-it
443;
thense
westerly
to
"
"
"
.
Low
Water
Marie:
ithence
northerlv
ftloroj
low
wajer
mark
15
chiln
more
or
less;
itr.ewe
northerly
to
point
m
v..uiKiwi?pm--!iii
and
con,;alnlng
2
crt
miore
or
le?s.
SAMUEL
LEONARD
SIMPSON.
uaitea
February
21st,
194Q.
(60)
WANTED
Small
furnished
suite
or
two
light
housekeeping
rooms,
starting
April
1.
Reliable
tenant.
Reply
to
G.
J.
Haughey,
Room
3,
New
Royal
Hotel.
(63)
,
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