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Tuesday
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pjn
Thursday
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10:30
p.m.
For
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Naas
River
and
,
'
Sept.
14
and
24
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Port
Simpson
C,
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pjn.
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p
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4
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'
Thursday
SS.
Prince
Bs.
Cardena
p.m.
George
11:30
p.m.
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n
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been
all
they
could
have
been
wished
for.
The
seining,
with
a
TEM
DAILY
KXW1
Waterfront
Whiffs
This
Year
Has
Been
Better
for
at
Least
Some
Branches
of
Fishing
Industry
Million
and
a
Half
Pounds
More
Halibut
The
first
year
of
war
may
be
said
to
have
brought
an
increased
measure
of
prosperity
to
at
least
some
branches
of
Prince
Rupert's
fishing
industry.
That,
despite
some
disorganization
and
some
disturbing
factors,
to
say
nothing
of
certain
disappointments
in
the
way
of
runs
and
price's,
is
the
record.
The
war
year,
although
it
did
not
restore
the
fabulous
earning
records
1
1n
it,
th
.lnsincr
vmh
of
the
trollers.
a
slow
start
of
the
season
First
Great
War
and
the
period
im-
:put
them
behind
and
although
there
mediately
following
It,
brought
a!
was
a
measure
01
unpnncu..
better
revenue
to
those
engaged
in
in
late
summer,
it
cannot
be
by
any
halibut
fishing
than
they
had
en-'
means
described
as
a
satUfactory
Joyed
during
the
past
few
years,
year
lor
tms
Drancn
ana
w
Again,
however,
the
economic
fea-
ers
can
be
excused
u,
as
uui.
u,
ture.
was
the
shortage
of
the
fishing
grumDie.
bepiemoer
w
m
season
due
to
the
limitation
measures
of
international
agreement.
From
the
price
standpoint,
there
conclusion
oi
naiioui
aiiu
muu
fishing.
At
the
moment
there
appears
to
be
no
reason
to
anticipate
light
run
of
pinks
and
chums,
was
3
u
k
likeIyhat
toe
catch
not
all
that
it
might
have
been
and
at
he
port
f
pj-jnee
Rupert
for
the
tne
normal
of
as
far
as
the
haUbut
fishery
was
measure
of
winter
fishing
in
sem-con?erned
this
year.
Turning
to
the
'ins
for
herring
for
reduction
pur-salmon
picture,
the
glllnetters
lniposes
with,
possibly,
some
increase
Prince
Rupert
district,
with
quite
a!m
she11
flshlnS
acUvlty.
satisfactory
sockeye
run,
did
fairly
j
well
even
tnougn
prices
mignt
not
ber
will
Prince
Kupert
Canadian
Legion
Defence
Corps
WEEKLY
ORDERS
EXCELLENT
FILM
FARE
Comedy
And
Drama
Make
For.
Interesting
Entertainment
At
Capitol
Tonight
'Barricade,"
bringing
together
Alice
Faye
and
Warner
Baxter
as
a
romantic
team,
and
"The
Ghost
Comes
Home,"
an
hilarious
comedy
starring
Frank
Morgan,
are
double-billed
tonight
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
and
should
combine
to
make
excellent
entertainment.
In
"Barricade"
Miss
Faye
plays
the
part
of
a
frightened
American
girl
In
China
running
away
from
murder
straight
into
fury
and
danger
in
a
remote
United
States
consulate
which
Is
besieged
by
fierce
bandits.
Baxter
Is
a
ne'er-do-well
adventurer
looking
for
trouble
and
making
it
when
he
Parade
The
unit
will
parade
at
cannot
find
It.
The
two
live
a
the
Ocean
Dock
Tuesday,
Septem-
startling
drama
with
death
seem-
17,
at
8
pjn.
and
training
lngly
only
a
short
time
away.
Also
be
carried
out
as
follows:
8
to
8:15
pjn.
Squad
drill.
8:15
to
9
pjn.
Company
drill.
Instructor:
R.
S.
M.
Slmpklns,
Irish
Fusiliers.
9
to
10
pjn.
Map
Reading.
Instructor:
R.
S
R.
C.
C.
S.
School
of
featured
In
the
cast
are
Charles
Wlnnlnger,
as
the
heroic
American
consul,
Arthur
Treacher,
Keye
Luke
and
Willie
Fung.
Frank
Morgan.
In
"The
Ghost
Comes
Home,"
plays
the
part
of
a
Uicjl-yct
hen-pecked
husband,
an
amateur
w
r,
.
W..BC,
jplaybov
when
he
aves
York,
who
Is
entrusted
in
New
with
a
instruction
Arrange-Ifamllv
fortune.
After
exnoslne
th
With
American
landings
mount-'
meats
are
being
made
to
hold
a
'town
banker
and
other
crooks,
In
ing
as
the
season
nears
it
close
on
school
of
Instruction
for
training
the
course
of
which
he
has
devious
September
26,
set
as
the
final
date
section
and
platoon
leaders.
an(j
diverting
adventures,
he
em-
tor
the
talcing
ol
fish
from
Area
No.
erges
as
tne
town
s
most
popular
;
figure.
Billie
Burke.
Ann
thousand
n
Jlopert
ford,
Reginald
Owen,
Donald
Meek.
people
read
the
Dally
"
News.
It,
Nat
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Pendleton
and
other
well
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7:00
and
J25
WARNER
BAXTER
ALICE
FAYE
In
'BARRICADE'
ivu
a:zi
and
10:4()
PLUS
FRANK
MORGA
A
Ghost
Comes
Home"
(At
7:00
and
9.-)
COMING
MON.
TIES.
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Howard
Spring
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"MY
SON,
MY
SOX
With
Madeleine
Carrol.
BriJ
nnere,
louis
Harvard
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
O
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a
.
....
adlan
Division
moved
frr-i
e-I
to
France.
Russian
reyiJ
iuce
vompciiro
Au:-retail
across
Strypa
River
and
nytA
capture
of
13,000
men
and
jtrtt
guns.
profit
in
this
department.
As
for
by
some
million
and
a
hail
pounds.
I
pays
mj
ici
mem
vnuw
wiui
too
Known
screen
ngures
me
in
mef
r
awier
j.
a.
uarr
left,
t
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Fall
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Coats
Styles
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and
Accessories
We
Invite
Your
Inspection
Prices.
Within
Reach
of
fAll.
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the
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I
'Natives!
1
See
Us
For
Your
WINTER
SUPPLIES
Our
prices
will
please
you.
The
'
quality
of
our
goods
will
satisfy
you.
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
'
lihriliMii
,
I
I
mill
iiiwi
.
I
Up
to
yesterday
the
landings
athae
to
sen
:!
Prince
Rupert
had
reached
a
total
'
.
,of
15,48519
pounds
as
compared!
with
13,907,900
pounds
at
a
corresponding
date
last
year.
The
greater
American
landings
are
entirely
responsible
for
this
year's
increase,
the
Canadian
catch
being
less
than
In
1939
due.
no
doubt,
to
the
fact
that
some
of
the
Prince
Rupert
boats
throughout
the
year
have
been
engaged
in
naval
duty
rather
than
their
usual
pursuit
of
flshlng..The
American
landings
up
to
and
including
I
yesterday
were
9,617,600
pounds
as
compared
with
7,679,300
pounds
as
against
6528,600
pounds.
.During
the
week
ending
yesterday
'landings
at
Prince
Rupert
totalled
629,000
pounds
107.000
pounds
frpm
Canadian
vessels
and
522,000
pounds
from
American.
Prices
during
the
week
remained
steady
at
a
very
"satisfactory
level.
The
top
bid
of
the
week
for
Canadian
fish
was
11.6ctand
8c!
which
the
Cape
Race
and
May
W;est
received
for
catches
of
16,000
and
18,000
pounds
respectively,
the
Canadian
low
being
10.5c
and
8c
paid
the
Salaida
for
1200
pounds.
For
American
fish
the
high
price
of
the
week
was
12.3c
and
8c
(which
the
Tatoosh
was
paid
for
17,-',000
and
the
low
10c
and
8c
which
a
(number
of
vessels
received
for
tholr
I
catches.
Paid
Visit
To
District
Mines
President
And
Secretary
Of
Van.
aernoof
Board
Of
Trade
Back
From
Omineca
VANDERHOOF,
Sept.
14:
nras
riant
I
secretary
of
i.
.vanderhoof
District
Board
Trade
have
The
the
of
Just
completed
their
annual
trip
to
the
Omineca
mineral
district.
The
president
is
H.
V.
Taylor
and
the
secretary,
George
Ogston.
Accompanying
them
were
H.
L.
Black
and
Arthur
Read
of
Longworth.
I
At
Slate
Creek
the
party
spent
.one
night
as
guests
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
St
Smelting
Co
Next
day
they
visited
the
old
town-site
of
Manson
Creek
and
travelled
up
to
Germansen
Landing
on
Omineca
River
where
they
looked
over
extensive
operations
belna
carried
on
by
Ventures
Exploration
Ltd.
and
Oermarisen
Mines
Ltd.
They
also
met
a
number
of
prospectors
and
mining
men
of
the.rea.
The
Loit
Creek
Placers
Ltd.
on
Manson
Creek,
which
has
been
developed
into
an
operation
of
Importance
under
the
management
of
Bert
McDonald,
was
visited.
All
the
operators
In
production
of
gold
agreed
that,
this
had
been
the
best
season
they
had
experienced
and
all
expressed
MORE
MACHINE
GUNS
CANBERRA,
stp
.
14:
(CP)
Output
of
machine
guns
In
Australian
plants
has
doubled
and
there
has
been
a
16-fold
Increase
In
production
of
small
arms
munitions
in
the
last-t12
months,
said
Prime
Minister
Menzls.
.
cast.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
New
&
Used
Furniture
1
WASHING
MACHINE
In
perfect
condition
G
RECONDITIONED
KITCHEN
RANGES
For
coal
and
wood.
From
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Of
various
makes.
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Ffom
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At
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$26
to
$39
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$22
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$45
$9.95
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Furniture
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In
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flC
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From
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Can
be
made
into
double
bed,
two
single
beds,
or
one
single
bed.
Of
the
latest
materials
in
rust,
wine,
brown
and
green.
Regular
$45.00.
$36
50
21
3-plece
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
to
$75
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durable
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ever
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