PAOB
EDS
F.
MURPHY
FOR
LUMBER
'STOCK
FOR
ALL
BUILDING
;
PURPOSES
225
1st
Avenue
East
Phone
Black
884
;
INTERNATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE
l
.
SCHOOLS
:
Canadian
Limited
J
B.
F.
Lovin,
Representative
Box
528
1315
Plggot
Ave,
:
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
SHOE
REPAIR
Work
Guaranteed
Quick
Service
103
9th
Avenue
West
GEORGE
L.
RORIE'
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Ta
Returns
Compiled
i
Besner
Block
Phong
387
.
NURSERY
SCHOOL
NOW
OPEN
Community
Club
House
:
920
Hays
Cove
Avenue
Hrr,
10-12
dally
except
Saturday
.and
Sunday.
15c
per
day
New
Accessories
have
a
way...
Brightening
up
the
Old
or
Emphasizing
the
New
.
.
.
Gloves,
Handkerchiefs,
Jewelry,
Collars,
Scarves,
Millinery,
Handbags,.
Flowers
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
mwcsT
mm
WICTORY
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"WHERE
DOLLARS
HAVE
MORE
CENTS"
.
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
GOOD
NEWS
for
.tlje
Hard
of
Hearing
BELTONE
Scientists
and
Engineers
bring
you
revolutionary
new
HEARING
AID
COMFORT.
The
MON-O-PAC
combines
transmitter
and
batteries
into
one
compact
unit
weighs
only
one
half
as
much
as
the
old
type
hearing
aid.
See
the
BELTONE
MAN
THIS
WEEK-END.
Room
25
ROYAL
HOTEL.
PHONE
281,
Saturday
and
Monday,
Nov..
4
and
6,
9:30
a.m.
to
10
p.m.
Sunday,
Nov.
5,
by
appointment
"To
HEAR
again.
Is
to
LIVE
again."
The
BELTONE
brings
you
clear,
noiseless
hcaing;
Fully
guaranteed.
J.
E.
NIX,
THE
BELTONE
MAN
Royal
Hotel,
Prince
Rupert
Dibb
Piinting
Co.,
Local
Representative
Business
and
Professional
SMITHS
ELKINS
LTD.
i
i-.
Plumbing
and
Heating
Engineers
Phone
174
P.O.
Box
274
SEE
HOTEL
FRASER
HOUSE
Phone
Black
823
C.
H.
HICKS,
Proprietor
,
Clean,
quiet
rooms.
714
Fraser
Street
LEO?;OYElfJ?
Paperhanging
and.
Ihterior-Decbrating'
'
Scenic
Painting-Moderate
Prices
Telephone
Red
395
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving
Beauty
Culture
in
all
its
branches
206
4th
Street
:
Phone
655
LONDON
SHOE
.
REPAIR
FINE
REPAIR
WORK
DONE
733
2nd
Ave.
IDEAL
CLEANERS
"House
of
Better
Cleaning''
Authorized
"FLEXFORM
SERVICE"
Shapes
Dresses
Without
Guesses
Waterproofing
a
Specialty
PHONE
853
Mail
Orders
Box
99
.
BERT'S
TRANSFER
and
MESSENGER
Phones
Days,
Blk.
884
Nights,
Grn.
860
Bert
Bellamy
Reg.
Wilson
We
Aim
to
Please
"You
Call
::
We
Haul"
Lumber
Baggage
Freight,
Express
Household
Effects
225
1st
Ave.
E.
Prince
Rupert,
DAILY
NEWS
mm
FUR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Dining
room
suite.
653
5th
Ave,
E.
(261)
FOR
SALE
Double
bed
complete,
practically
new.
227
4th
St.
(264)
FOR
SALE
Genuine
Chicker-ing
piano.
117
9th
Ave.
W.
(259)
FOR
SALE
General
Electric
mantel
radio,
good
condition.
$45.
Ph.
Blue
925
between
5
and
7
p.m.
(259)
FOR
SALE
5-piece
bedroom
set
and
bedspring
and
mattress,
studio
couch
bed,
table,
baby
buggy,
flour
bin.
433
7th
Ave.
E.,
after
7:30
p.m.
(259)
FOR
SALE
McClary
oil
burning
range;-
good
condition,
reasonable.
Suite
5,
Seaview
Apartments,
after
6
p.m.
(259)
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield;
arm
chair
with
mohair
cushions;
mirror;
book
rack;
dressmaker
model.
Ph.
Blue
127.
FOR
SALE-Chesterfield,
two
chairs.
Call
at
318
7th
Ave,
E.
after
6
o'clock.
(259)
FOR
SALE
Third
Ave
Business,
i
storey
building
with
2
apartments
above
$8,000
Six-room
house,
fully
modern,
centrally
located
$3,000
six-room
nouse,
mny
modern,
4th
Ave.
W
$4,500
Goinff
eonpprn.
rpxtniirnnt
with
all
equipment
6,000
ouari
Mcuanery,
mird
Ave.
W.
Ph.
11.
HELP
WANTED
MEAT
CUTTER
wanted;
good
wages
to
right
man.
Apply
National
Selective
Service
A.M.
158.
(to
WANTED
WANTED
Double
bed.
Apply
cox
ess
uany
news.
(260)
WANTED
to
hnv.
cycle.
Green
327.
PERSONAL
kiddy's
WANTED
TO
BUY
Twin
babv
buggy.
Ph.
Green
973.
(264)
Y.W.C.A.
Rooms
Registry.
Rooms
urgenuy
needed.
Mrs.
WANTED
Furnished
aoartment
for
young
married
couple,
non
-
smokers
and
drinkers.
References.
Box
880
Daily
News.
(281)
WANTED
Quiet
working
couple
need
1-2
rooms,
seml-fumish-ed.
Ph.
9,
Jean.
(264)
WANTED
2
or
3
room
aDart-
ment
for
3
office
girls.
Can
give
reference.
Ph.
Red
600,
after
5:30.
(264)
LOST
LOST
Green
dog
harness
with
uvg
iag
attacneo.
vn.
Ked
489.
.
(260)
LOST
Thursday
morn!nr
Lady'4
gold
wristwatch.
Finder
please
leave
at
Daily
News
or
phone
Black
991.
Reward.
(260)
LOST
Indentification
disk;
name
jean
Buchan,
Smithers
B.C.-
Turn
into
Daily
News.
Reward.
$1.
,
(259)
PAINTING
and
Paperhaneinz
Ph.
46.
H.
Lund.
for
the
department
of
public
works,
states
that
aDDlication
has
already
been
made
to
Can
adian
National
railways
for
release
of
waterfront
block
"A"
held
by
them.
Receipt
of
tenders
in
Ottawa
for
construction
of
the
$77,000
floats
closed
October
31.
The
new
moorinc
facil
ities
will
cover
parts
of
blocks
"A''
and
"B."
Notice
that
tenders
have
been
accepted
has
not
yet
been
published.
Block
-'B"
was
Placed
under
rrservn
by
the
provincial
department
of
halibut
boat
Lorna
H.w
with
12.-
000
DOUnds
aboard
nn
Frlrlnv
stirred
the
first
activity
In
that
line
alonz
the
waterfrnnt
lnrp
October
23.
The
Lorna
,H.
sold
to
the
Co-op
at
ceillne
orice
oi
184c
and
I6V2C
Total
halibut
landed
here
since
October
23
is
115,000
pounds.
aDDronriatprt
between
the
American
boat
Paragon
with
68,000
and
ihe
Canadian
boat
Joan
W.I.,
with
35,-0000
on
October
23.
and
the
Lorna
H.
.with.
12,000.
yesterday.
Landings
at
this
port
for
the
season
total
10,985,300
pounds.
Of
this,
6,068,000
has
come
from
Canadian
vessels,
and
4,917,300
from
American.
This
Is
a
dull
period
along
the
waterfront,
with
little
activity
jln
any
line
of
fishing.
Salmon
boats
are
moored.
In
clusters
at
the
fishermen's
wharves
and,
except
for
natives'
boats
loading
supplies
and
scuttling
off
to
RETAIN
YOUTHFUL
APPEAR-1
their
villages,
there
is
not
much
ANCE.
Anzcliaue
GrevHalr
Restorer
adds'color
-life
to
your
hair.
$1
at
Orme's
Ltd.
BAYZAND
&
SEEDSY.
Paintine:
Decorating,
Kalsominlng.
All
work
guaranteed.
Blue
378.
"Satisfaction"
our
motto.
movement.
Many
of
the
bigger
boats
are
unloading
gear
preparatory
to
laying
up
for
thu
winter.
Opening
of
the
1945
halibut
1
KPHSnn
nn
MtlU
1
anrl
DM
I
nnrnn
r-rx
PAINFUL
CORNS
auicklv
re-
of
thplr
mmta
tn
wnnnm
K?tSS'
corn
B&rsr
-
v'Ji"ikan
fishprmpn
nnri
Kif
n,mlr
LONELY
Get
acquainted.
Par-
when
thev
send
n
Hp1
'suiM
tt.
mcct
tne
international
Fisheries
Club
Club,
sub.
23,
Edmonton
Al-
j
commission
at
a
conference
in
.
.
'fipflttlp
nn
NnvPmiVior
00
rrUn
PER.,NiV3i.
ould
the
arrnvl
Present
quota
is
51,000.000
ivi.cuu
jjiione
itco
Hi,
(Z64)
vv.
,wu,uuu-jjuuhu
XMAS
SUBSCRIPTIONS
should
ol-
in
now.
we
handle
subscriptions
for
all
magazines
obtainable.
Northern
Distributors,
opp.
Post
Office,
on
4th
St.
Elio's
FURNITURE
STORE
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
increase
be
divided
areas
two
ami
three.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Waterfront
Whiffs
Government
Seeks
Site
For
New
Fishermen's
Float
Sockcyc
Salmon
is
Rainbow
Trout
between
The
-organization
will
also
ask
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
to
take
steDs
tn
pxIpi
CONTRIBUTE
$1
to
Ladles'
,
minte
a11
sea
Hns
along
the
Auxiliary
and
you
may
own
Alaska
coast,
to
maintain
a
year
one
of
2
improved
farms
at
round
patrol
of
halibut
nursery
Moosomm,
Sask.
First,
half
section,
all
cnitlvnrt
,.
t"""""1
w
buildings,
well
.windmill:
Sec
ond,
half
section,
half
cultivated,
other
half
fenced
for
pasture.
Never
fall
crop
district,
well
treed.
No
hall,
stones
or
drought.
Proceeds
for
War
Services.
Tickets,
$1
each,
or
get
2
free
for
selling
a
book.
Write
Ladies'
Aux
iliary,
ts.is.B.i.
'
strasbourz
r
vowuiBt
gar
in
the
nurserv
ground
off
Massett
and
the
west
coast
of
Prince
of
Wales
Island,
When
the
10,000-ton
S3.
Fort
Slmcpe
went
down
the
ways
a
the
dry
dock
this
week
she
was
entirely
without
superstructure.
CU
.
(U.
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i
rj-.i;'
r
one
wits
uie
iirsi
sn
D
built
here
&Chaer!KreAdctUnder
theto
arrive
at
the,
fitt.ng-out
berth
1
Willi
plpnr
Honlro
Kut
1
I
.
.
f
uui.
uueauy
crews
on
that
side
of
the
yard
are
busy
erecting
deck
housing.
Structurally,
the
ship
was
a
leturn
to
the
original
Sand3
Point
type,
in
that
slie
contain
,
a
midship
bunker
hold
for
coal.
I
However,
she
has
oil
tanks
in
her
(double
bottom,
and
her
furnaces
j
will
be
designed
to
bum
both
coal
and
fuel
oil.
Thus,
she
will
!
,
be
able
to
use
whatever
type
of
F3
i
.Construction
of
the
new
fishermen's
floats
in
Prince
Rupert
looms
more
imminent
with
the
receipt
at
City
Hall
of
a
request
by
the
federal
department
of
public
works
for
a
release
of
a
portion
of
waterfront
block
"B"
(west
of
the
elevator)
now
held
by
the
city.
The
request
from
K.
W.
Morton,
of
New
wesiminsKT,
district
engineer
fuel
Is
most
available
as
she
tramps
about
the
world.
?p
I
Sr
1
1',ldUui
Plans
for
reconversion
ot
trial
r
sites
ly
the
city.
Later
it
the
United
States
fishing
Indust-was
turned
over
to
the
U.S.
ry
from
its
wartlme
stagtus
ETSTv
rCtUc?
it!utlld
to
fisheries
represent"
Kh
i
w
8UfSt;
?'"ce
."ves
by
H.
L.
Ickes,
Hsherics
co-w
ngCS
industy!rdmator
at
a
conference
held
it
is
i
uKeiy
mv
tha
mat
permission
wlU'in
Washintrton
last
be
granted
the
public
works
de
partmcnt
to
take
over
the
prop
erty
at
Monday
night's
council
meeting,"
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain
predicted.
Possibility
that
rainbow
trout
in
the
lakes
tributary
tn
the
Skeena
river
endaneerina
the
sockeye
run
will
be
inves
tigated
by
the
British
Colum
bia
Game
Board,
Hon.
R.
L.
Maitland,
attorney
general,
announce
in
Victoria.
Hon.
Ern
est
Bertrand,
federal
minister
of
fisheries,
has
suggested
that,
In
view
of
the
increase
in
trout.
it
might
be
necessary
to
have
them
destroyed
in
order
to
pro
tect
the
salmon.
First
Halibut
'
.
In
Ten
Days
"''
The
arrival
cf
the
,
Canadian
The
keel
for
a
new
36-foot
(roller
was
laid
at
the
Crawley
and
Didcricksen
boat
works
at
Cow
Bay
Thursday.
Friday
the
rib
forms
and
yellow
cedar
stein
post
had
been
erected.
It
is
understood
that
the
new
boat,
which
Is
being
built
for
Henry
Jackson,
will
have
a
roomier
stern
than
is
common
on
most
trollcrs.
conference
viewed
present
goy-
eminent
controls
and
programs
and
laid
plans
for
maintaining
production
levels
during
the
reconversion
period.
A
movement
in
eastern
Canada
to
abolish
the
present
exemption
from
Income
tax
enjoyed
by
cooperative
associations
advances
arguments
of
Interest
to
co-operative
members
on
the
Pacific
coast.
Those
who
would
tax
the-co-operatives
claim
(hat
because
of
surplus
built
up
by
the
associations,
they
are
creating
financial
solidity
which
private
concerns
cannot
approach
because
their
surplus
profits
are
drained
away
by
taxes.
The
cooperatives,
they
say.
are
able
to
expand
by
putting
the
Individual
returns
of
members,
back
inta
the
business
by
borrowing
from
them.
Thus
thonly
deductioi
from
the
co-operative
comes
lu
the
form
of
taxes
on
the
Individual's
income.
Private
busl
ness,
It
Is
claimed,
must
pay
a?
initial
corporation
tax,
plus
u
tax
on
any
excess
profits,
anr.
when
these
arc
-wrung
from
them,
there
is
little
money
left
to
support
the
enterprise.
Seamen
From
Far
Afield
Welcomed
At
the
Prince
'
Rupert
Red
Shield
Seamen's
Club
Supervisor
Alf.
Tutte
reports
men,
have
been
entertained
coming
from
seven
Canadian"
provinces,
35
American
states
and
four
Allied
countries.
Buy.
a
Victory
Bond
today
REID'S
CAFE
Special
Sunday
Dinner
'
Roast
Chicken
$i,oo
Baked
Sugared
Cured
Ham
(This
Special
Dish
is
worth
trying)
.
.
jt-
E'
Pro
k
fin.
77,
75c,
Special
Noon
Day
'Tasty
Lunches,
35c
an&MOc
.
Every
Day
Except
Monday.
Phone,
313
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