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NEWS
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SERVICE
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Repairing,
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EnrriTinr.
Visit
Oar
Basement
Store
For
Fine
China.
Dinnerware,
Glasses,
Barrage
and
NoTelties
JEWELER
DLAMOND
MERCHANT
MAX
HEILBRONER
7es
Mom,
I
m
Warm!
In
People's
Store
Warm
Children's
Niaht
Wear
Complete
stock
an.l
varied
slection
of
children";
warm
winter
sleepinc
wear.
Keen
them
comfortable.
Sleepers
in
sias
2
to
8
and
Pyjamas
in
sixes
2
to
14.
As
usual
prices
that
youTI
find
menerally
mean
a
saving.
UNDERWEAR
VESTS
HOSIERY
PANTIES
PARKAS
COATS
q
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled.
I
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
b
"In
the
Heart
of
Prince
Rnpcrt"
j
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AVUNext
to
Heilbroner's
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TIDE
TABLES
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
10c
Pacific
Coast
of
B.
C.
25c
CHARTS
of
all
areas
in
Northern
B.
C.
Admiralty
LS.
Hydrorjraphic
and
Dominion
Government
Charts
and
Publications.
4
BOOKS
on
Navigation
and
Seamanship.
elMaSivs.Jk
BUY
RUPERT
BRAND
Sole
Fillets
...
at
Your
Local
Butchers.
NO
WASTE
READY
TO
COOK
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
PRINCE
RUPERT
QfJ.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
I
Waterfront
Whiffs
Expectation
That
Halibut
Opcninjr
Will
Again
Be
April
15
Dogfishinjr
to
Be
Resumed
With
13c
Price.
Prince
Rapen
boats
which
were
fishing
for
dogfish
last
fall
for
their
liver
and
vitamin
content
are
commencing
to
move
out
Il
again
following
the
Christinas
and
'.
New
Year
break.
A
pegced
price
J.
'.
Df
13'-c
per
pound
for
the
liters
I
.
should
make
it
a
fairly
profitable
Il
pursuit
During
the
lali
some
of
the
boats
quit
ftshtn;
when
the
price
dropped
from
15c
to
T1tc
baring
since
been
stabilised.
Ottawa
Meeting.
j
Speaking
of
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Board
of
Canada
which
be
attended
recently
at
Ottawa
in
his
capacity
as
a
member
of
the
board
representing
the
Pacific
Coat
John
Dybhavn
said
this
morning
that
quite
a
few
adjustments
were
being
made
from
the
regular
program
of
scientific
research
to
g3ve
right-of-way
to
problems
hating
to
do
directly
with
the
prosecution
of
the
war.
In
this
connection
the
scientific
research
in
connection
with
the
fisheries
is
car-
rying
oat
a
valuable
fsnction.
Outstanding
is
the
work
in
connection
with
vitamin
determination
on
which
subject
the
Prince
Rupert
station
is
particularly
active.
Routine
matters
were
also
dealt
with
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
board.
Dr.
Seal
IL
Carter.
director
of
the
local
station,
who
t
went
eait
with
Mr-
Dybhavn.
is
i
returning
by
way
of
Vaneouvc
land
is
expected
back
in
Prince!
j
Rupert
about
next
Wednesday
j
Mr.
Dybhavn
spoke
of
extremely
raid
weather
during
the
return
trip
west,
it
being
forty
below
at
Armstrong.
Ontario,
and
3a
below
with
a
bitter
wind
at
Winnipeg.
Mr.
Dybhavn
had
Bttle
time
to
oee
up
conditions
generally
in
the
ast
where,
like
everywhere,
activities
in
connection
wMfe
the
"war
effort
dominate
aB
other
thine
Two
weeks
ago
this
morninp
the
Annour
Salvage
Co.
service
boat
Daly.
Capt
Sorensen.
left
here
for
Ocean
Falls
to
pick
up
a
flat
boast
of
logs
for
delivery
to
Seal
Cove
KJ
3
W
MUa
aai,
mc
IiiXi
sel
was
not
back
yet.
Stiff
north
!
winds
have
been
holding
her
up
i
on
the
return
voyage
and
she
was
jlast
reported
at
Batedale.
She
should
be
in
any
time
now.
...
British
Columbia
1W1
season
set
j
an
afl-trrs
record
for
productuc
j
if
canned
salmon.
Incomplete
inmres
show
that
the
141
pack
'climbed
18.715
cases
a
bore
the
previous
all-time
record
pack
ean-'ned
in
1930.
British
Columbia
'canneries
packed
2.245.71?
cases
pf
salmon.
The
previous
au-time
j
record
was
221j09B
eases.
Thou-'
sands
of
cases
of
B.C.
salmon
have
already
been
landed
in
Britain.
and
shipments
are
going
forward
;
front
BjC.
daily
Earner
this
year
it
was
feared
that
when
Britain's
salmon
requirements
were
met
tnere
wsuld
not
be
enough
left
for
the
domestic
market
but
the
r:uge
record
pack
removed
that
Xii&b
difficulty.
U"
steamer
Cardena,
Cast.
Boien.
arrived
in
port
at
2
10
midnight
last
night
from
'he
south,
sailing
early
this
roora-uig
pa
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
Vancouver
Is
Cutting
Do
VANCOUVER.
Jan
10:
In
the
nvk"
budget
for
the
year
1M2.
Cry
Comptroller
Jones
ts
plan
ning
further
economies.
Only
the
1
most
-vital
municipal
necesattiesl
will
be
provided
far
tins
year.
j
SCHEDULE
Trans-Canada
Table
Vhile
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
has
not
as
yet
made
official
announcement
of
the
date,
the
i
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fishing
fleet
is
assuming
that
the
;
1942
season
will
open
on
April
15,
the
same
date
as
last
m
.
year.
Planning
for
the
season's
operations
is
based
on
jthat
assumption.
While
April
15
is
still
some
three
pjmontns
distant,
preparatory
workf
Von
some
of
the
boats
will
very
snoruy
ae
getting
unn;r
way.
Particularly
will
machine
work
oe
started
early
because
the
machine
shops
are
bray
and
best
advantage
must
be
taken
of
their
ifaf
and
convenience.
CHANGED
Air
Lines
Is
Revised.
Time-
TORONTO.
Jan.
10:
A
general
revision
of
schedules
in
Tnns-
Danada
Air
Lines
non-stop
inter
national
services
between
Toronto
and
New
York
City
is
announced
The
importance
of
this
two-hour
aavei
artery
in
those
days
of
national
stress
is
being
demonstrated
daily
by
the
number
of
ds-
sengers
and
amount
of
air
mail
carried
in
connection
with
the
war
effort
of
the
two
great
democracies
and
the
fact
that
Washing-
son
and
Ottawa
are
only
a
few
nours
apart
by
air.
The
morning
plane
will
now
ieave
Aiinon
airport,
Toronto,
at
1:35
am.
and
arrive
at
LaGuardta
Field,
New
York,
at
12:45
p,
S5
minutes
later
than
nreviou&lv
There
wul
be
no
change
in
the
afternoon
and
evening
flights
from
Toronto.
in
the
reverse
direction,
the
morning
plane
wifi
now
leave
La
ouareia
Fteid
at
M
us.
arriv
ing
Mahon
Airport
at
10:15
aju.
15
minutes
later
than
the
old
schedule.
Tfc
e
afternoon
fUfht
wfll
now
take
off
from
New
York
at
2:9t
pm.
and
arrive
Malton
at
1:45
pa.
two
hours
and
fifteen
ainutes
earlier
than
before,
vhfie
he
evening
trip
is
scheduled
for
epartare
frOK
LaCMrdte
Field
a
8:
px.
.Arriving
here
at
H:15
pJE..
15
ninutes
earlier
than
previously
.
2
trips
operate
daily
except
the
'
t9
flight
which
weaves
daily
ex-pt
Sundays.
Eafiern
Standari
Time
is
referred
to
in
each
case.
SAVING
OF
DAYLIGHT
United
States
Senate
Approves
Measure
t
Ute
It
Uniform
Thrvutbout
Nation
WASHINGTON.
Jan
10
-
The
Onited
States
House
of
Representatives
yesterday
passed
a
bill
to
sake
daylight
saving
unnorm
throughout
the
nation,
advancing
blocks
eifaeje
by
hah
an
hour.
The
Senate
had
already
approved
daynrfat
.saving,
giving
President
Franklin
D
Roosevelt
authorty
to
put
it
into
effect
up
to
two
hnm
Daylight
saving
in
the
United
States
will
continue
henceforth
until
six
ninths
after
the
war
ends.
prestoent
Rooseveii
naa
requested
davhght
saving
in
order
to
save
electricity.
Blackout
In
Fredericton
DarVcninr
f
New
Brunrwicks
Capital
City
U
Pronounced
Remarkable
Soreess
FREDERICTON.
New
Brunswick.
Jan.
16:
This
capital
city
of
New
Brunswick
had
its
first
test
blackout
last
night.
It
was
in
progress
for
half
an
hoar
and
was
pronounced
a
remarkable
success.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
pasteurized
MHk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
INDUSTRY
I
ISGIRDED
j
Expansion
of
Aircraft
and
Muni-1
Uons
Hants
In
Pacific
Areas.
OTTAWA.
Jan.
10:
O
B.
C.
BuUer.
Canadian
trade
commissioner
at
Los
Angeles,
reported
to
Ottawa
that
large
Industrial
expansion
occurred
in
the
western
United
States
in
the
nr
nine
months
of
this
year
and
much
of
it
was
in
defence
Industries,
of
vital
importance
now
that
the
United
States
is
at
war
in
the
Pacific
"Virtually
every
toe
of
business
reported
increased
activity
within
the
period
as
a
result
of
the
de-."ence
program."
Mr
Butler
said.
Thousands
of
inewl
workers
ate
bekig
employed
each
month,
prtn-apaUy
in
the
aircraft
plants
and
shipyards."
"Aircraft
factories
continue
to
ncrease
plant
facilities
at
a
re-aaarkabie
rate."
he
added.
Oi.e
actory
and
its
subsidiary
has
set
i
new
record
in
the
aircraft
in-
luctry
with
50JOOO
employees
on
the
payrolL
"The
sixth
freighter
to
be
built
at
Los
Angeles-Long
Beach
Uar-bor
has
been
launched
and
all
Uic
II
completed
now
are
in
ue."
Step
Up
Production.
Production
of
vital
war
metals
wvaii
be
stepped
up
sharply
as
a
result
of
developments
now
under
cay
or
planned.
"West
coast
steel
producers
have
submitted
plans
to
Washington
hereby
production
in
this
aiea
will
be
approximately
tripled.'
he
said.
"A
5
.000
.090
pis
iron
plant
is
to
be
constructed
in
Utah,
and
a
SXJBQOSXjQ
steel
plant
to
produce
plates
and
castings
has
been
recommended
for
California."
Several
steel
companies
were
planning
to
eatabh&h
an
Integrated
steel
industry
in
SoQthern
California.
An
Integrated
aluminum
jxJustry
also
was
under
consideration
and
a
plant
to
produce
120,-OOOjKW
pounds
of
pig
aluminum:
a
year
was
planned
for
Los
Angeles.
"Mining
and
smelting
of
non-
ferrous
metals
continued
highly
active
during
the
firt
nine
:
months
of
the
year
and
a
further
expansion
in
the
output
of
zinc
is
I
anticipated."
he
said.
'
Employment
in
the
west
had
not
been
as
greatly
affected
as
the
rest
of
the
United
States
by
diversion
of
supplies
from
ordinary
uses
to
industries
essential
to
national
defence.
This
was
mainly
because
non
-
essential
industries
were
fewer
at
the
coast.
American
Planes,
Australian
Manned,
Prove
Effective
CAIRO.
Jan
10:
American
fighter
planes,
piloted
bv
Australians,
have
brought
down
seven
German
planes
in
the
Agedabia
area
of
Libya
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
they
were
greatly
Tomorrow
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8:00
a.m.
191
ft.
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30:55
pm.
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1:18
am.
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ft
14:30
pm
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for
the
Holiday
Season
THREE
y
Sandwich
Spreads
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SALMON
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SALMON'
"BLOATER"
When
You
Want
a
ReliaUe,
Comfortable,
Dependable
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by
the
packers
of
the
wej
known
"GOLDSFJti"
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Brand
Fancy
Sock
eve
Salmon
f
!
i
Beginning
MONDAY
For
2
Days
Continuous
Daily
From
1
pjn
at
1:00
3:15
5:30
7:45
10:00"
Sand."
which
comes
as
the
fea
ture
offering
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
next
Monday
and
Tuesday.
Tyrone
Power
has
the
leading
role
with
Linda
Darnell
and
Rita
Hayworth
heading
the
supporting
cast
which
in
cludes
Nazimova.
Anthony
Quinn.
J.
Carrol
Naish.
John
Carradine.
Lynn
Barl.
Laird
Cregar
and
Vicente
Gomez.
"Blood
and
Sand"
is
the
story
of
a
fearless,
death-defying
mata
dor,
teemlngly
romantic,
who
is
torn
between
love
of
his
beautiful
wife
and
the
fatal
charm
of
an
alluring
temptress.
Rising
suddenly
to
fame,
the
matador
forgets
the
wife
and
falls
for
the
wiles
of
the
hearUess
siren
who.
after
a
whirlwind
friendship,
in-turn
discards
hint
There
Is
a
gripping
although
tragic
climax
j
featured
by
reconciliation
and
for-I
giveness.
!
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Blood
and
Sand"
is
produced
j
In
technicolor
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
i;
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MM
DARNELL
RITA
HAYWORTH
tNazImova
Anthony
Qnino
J.
Carrol
Naith
.
hki
Cirradine
lynn
Barl
laird
Crtgar
Yicente
Comet
DDED
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of
Friend
h,
,
Merry
Melodic
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ENDING
TONIGHT
Complete
Shows
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AND
SANLV'
HERE
Exciting
and
Colorful
Picturiation
of
Famous
Ibanez
NoveL
The
blazing
pageantry
of
Spain
i
provides
the
colorful
background
tor
a
tensely
exciting
and
coJorful
(
nkturlzatkm
of
Vicente
Blasco
Ibanez'
famous
novel
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and
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January
10.
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from
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surprise
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tions
in
the
Cau
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Steamship
Sailin:
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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CHURCH
NOTICE!
The
Salvation
Army
and
Mrs
E
Brun&dr
Sunday
Meetings
ronrfu-Td
bv
Brsan.cr
y,-Divisional
Commanders
of
Alaska
ad
N
:
at
11
a,!u
and
7
30
p
m
Sunday
School
and
Bible
C!as.-
2
30
p
0
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
Uave
Prince
Rupert
Wednesdays
at
3:00
p.m.
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
Thursdays
at
11:15
p.m.
for
Ocean
Falls,
Towel)
Rir
H'
Vancouver.
Winter
Excursion
Fare,
Vancouver
and
licturn
fi
ftO
Tiet
on
sale
Nov.
15th,
1941
t
Ft
IS
t?tUUU
1W2.
Final
return
limit
Marcb
Pins
Tax
I
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Last
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
6:00
pm
Alr-CondlUoned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
lull
InlonnaUon.
reservations,
etc..
cai;
f",w
R.
S.
C.REIG.
CITY
PASSENGEK
AGENT
SJ8
Third
Arenue
rhone
J60
Frince
Agents
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
It
is
Really
Rllperl
Keep
in
a
Good
Stock
of
TELKYVA
OR
ALHERTA
The
Best
Quality
Coal
is
Needed
at
a
Time
Like
This
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&
McCaffery
Ltd.
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