will
be
located
again
this
year
at
the
usual
sites
in
the
centre
of
the
principal
trolling
grounds.
From
Wark
Canal,
where
a
few
boats
are
already
fishing,
come
reports
of
some
springs
running.
There
are
no
fishing
reports
from
the
other
trolling
areas
as
no
boats
have
been
in
them
yet
pending
the
setting
up
of
the
camp
and
packing
services.
Union
steamer
Cassiar,
Capt.
Lome
Godfrey,
which
arrived
in
port
at
4
o'clock
yesterday
morning
from
Vancouver
via
south
end
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
brought
in
a
full
crowd
of
58
passengers,
among
them
being
a
considerable
number
of
delegates
who
visited
Skidegate
Sfter
attending
the
annual
con
vention
of
the
Native
Brotherhood'
of
British
Columbia
which
was
held
at
Massett
last
week.
.
Veteran
northern
cannery
official
Howard
W.
Chambers,
for
tnany
years
at
Inverness
and
Jater
manager
at
Klcxtu.
having
retired
from
the
service
of
J.
II.
Todd
&
Sons
in
1941,
has
returned
to
the
Skctna-
River
for
active
work.
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was
in
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Daily
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Saturday
April
12,
1947
Waterfront
Whiffs
Trolling
Season
Starling
Next
Week
Fleets
and
Camps
Moving
Out
This
Week-End
BOND
HAPPY
WONG
Co.
Wholesale
and
Retail
FRUITS
AND
VEGETABLES
214
Sixth
Street
Black
289
CLOTHES
loyi
mer
Fergujon,
Sporfi
Editor
of
ih
Monlreal
Htrald,
and
w.Mnown
member
of
(he
Hot
Stovu
leoywe
on
National
focicey
Broadcast.
A
sports
sccr
can't
always
he
riplit
TiLcn
Lc's
calling
a
hockey
rate.
Hut
it's
easy
to
look
right
...
if
you
wear
Ilomlx
tailoml-lo-ineasurc
clothes.
They
fit
jst
the
way
a
double-column
sports
stoop
fits
the
sport
page.
They
have
that
extra
social
something.
Maybe
it's
that
excel
lent
worsted
called
Uonslcd.
It
sure
ofTc
a
wide
variety
of
patterns
and
colours.
Maylie
it's
the
real
interest
in
craftsman-hip
llond
tailors
show.
Anyway,
I
tan
tell
jou
that
Bond
clothes
give
you
good
Taluc
for
your
money,
good
looks
and
good
wear.
Order
a
llond
lailorcil-to-mcasure
suit
and
see
for
yourself!"
Prices
From
$30.50
to
Only
$41.25
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
See
R.
E.
MORTIMER
April
15
approaches
and
the
salmon
seining
season
gets
under
way
as
usual.
This
week-end
will
seo
the
itnnual
spring
exodus
of
the
trolling
fleet
numbering
three
hundred
boats
or
so.
Also
poised
to
leave
aro
the
camps
and
packing
vessels
of
the
three
principal
buying
organizations-r-John
Clausen
and
son,
B.C.
racKers
ana
uo-orjcrauve.
namns
city
this
morning
aboard
the
steamer
Catala,
bound
for
Sunnyside
where
he
is
entering
the
service
of
the
B.
C.
Packers.
He
will
receive
a
hearty
welcome
back
in
the
north
from
many
old
friends.
Delayed
by
heavy
freight
for
Rivers
Inlet
cannery
points
and
other
calls
on
the
lower
coast.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
Ernest
Shrppard,
arrived
in
port
at
9:30
this
morning
from
Van
couver,
Ocean
Falls
and
other
wajipoints.
sailing
at
11
ajn.
on
her
return
south.
The
Catala
had
already
been
in
the
Skeena
River
before
arriving
here
but
called
there
again
on
the
way
south
this
afternoon.
Classified
Advertising,
Pays!
Mr.
J.
Ujatt,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
representing
Marine
Industries
Ltd.
of
Vancouver,
would
be
pleased
to
interview
boat
owners
in
the
Fishing
Industry
regarding
Photo
Electric
Pilots,
Fisher
Radio
Equipment
and
Echo
Sounding
Equipment.
(88)
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
88
PRINCE
RUPERT
ELEVATOR
Side
track's
empty
a
building
stlllcda
city
passing
by,
A
world
cn-hungercd
for
lack
of
bread
(ever
as
you
and
i).
!
-ureaa
lor
onma,
me
piea
goes
out,
and
bread
we
can
surely
give.
It
Is
only
fair,
and
Just,
and
square,
that
we
should
live,
and
let
live.
We
hear
to
the
south,
there
are
elevators,
bulging
with
golden
grain,
And
ships
of
every
nation
bucking
the
stormy
main.
Sailing
ships,
and
water
ships,
and
ships
that
are
driven
by
steam,
Arrive
in
the
port
of
Vancouver
(and
anchorfor
weeks
in
the
stream).
But
here
in
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
across
from
the
Orient
shore,
A
port
which
has
proven
its
value
its
only
wish
to
do
more.
We
long
for
the
day,
when
we
gaze
o'er
the
bay,
watching
grain
shins
arrive.
'
And
see
Prince
Rupert's
elevator,
(not
a
grave
yard
for
rats),
but
alive.
.
A.
McEWAN.
As
all
gardeners
know,
a
well-
(
in
perfect
plants,
and
ideal
tended,
well-fed
vegetable
plot
flowers
which
are
usually
cut
is
a
thin?
of
beauty,
.
with
its
and
carried
into
the
house
to
straight
rows
of
upright
plants,
enjoy.
Much
the
same
attitude
in
varying
tones
cf
.green.
It
de-
J
should
govern
the
amateur
who
lights
the
heart
of
its
possessor
to
look
upon
it.
But
In
the
eyes
of
the
visiting
friend
it
may
be
even
more
beautiful,
if
among
the
vegetable
plants
and
along
the
paths
and
boundaries,
flowers
have
been
skillfuly
placed.
Flowers
like
to
grow
In
a
vegetable
garden.
They
like
the
sunshine,
the
regular
watering.
abundant
room,
the
clean
culti
vation.
These
are
condition."!
rarely
found
in
crowded
borders,
too
often
over-shaded.
This
is
so
true
that
many
flower
specialists',
who
start
out
grow-in?
their
favorites
in
dprornl.lvp
borders,
for
landscape
effect,
scon
abandon
this
method
in
favor
of
straight
rows,
which
are
so
easy
to
keep
clear
of
w-?ec.5.
to
water
and
irrtllize.
I
pivtf
which
insure-each
;
'.ant
an
abundance
of
root-room.
Instead
of
seeking
landscape
eiiect,
tney
find
their
pleasur
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CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
I
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
selects
flowers
to
grow
in
vege
table
garden
rows.
They
should
be
the
kind
that
make
fine
cut
flowers,
growing
upright
on
strong,
long
stems.
'These
will
keep
their
proper
place,
and
will
not
Interfere
with
cultivating.
On
the
boundaries
of
the
Mr-
den,
and
bordering
the
paths,
sprawling
plants
can
be
'grown,
'
rb
Floral
Borders
for
the
Vegetable
Garden.
but
keep
thnn
out
of
the
row
section.
Tlie
plan
which
accompanies
this
dlicursion
shows
an
attractive
wav
to
Inv
nnf
ihn
H
vegetable
plot.
Alyssum
and
pell
I
tunias
arc
used
for
iborder
?
I
planting;
bachelor
buttons,
cal-
liopsis
and
giant
zinnias
for
row
planting.
These
arc
all
excellent
subjects
for
the
purpose,
and
should
be
Included
in
any
planting,
.but
there
arc
many
other
annual
flowers
from
whicn
you
may
choose,
in
order
to
acla.pt
the
same
Idea
to
vour
own
garden.
HEAVY
TRAM
TRAFFIC
During
1946,
Toronto's
bus
and
I
street
car.
surface
lines
carried
a
new
all
-time
high
of
310,000
1
revenue
passengers,
more
than
double
any
pre-war
year.
'
AUCTION
SALE,
At
the
Auction
Kooms
171
Third
Avenue
Thursday,
April
17
2:30
p.m.
Favored
with
Instructions
from
Capt.
Elfert
and
others;
I
offer
for
sale
by
public
auction:
I
2
flEDKOO.M
SUITES
DINING
ROOM
SUITE
PIANO
CUT
(JLASS
STANDARD
LAMPS
CURTAINS
STOVES
BEDS
Other
items
too
numeiuus
to
mention.
This
sale
starts
at
2:30
and
will
continue
until
all
goods
arc
sold.
No
Reserves
No
Buyers
THIS
IS
YOUR
CHANCE
TO
GET
WHAT
YOU
WANT
J.
H.
MAIR
Auctioneer
-83
1
.
Smuts
To
Be
Opposed
By
A,
P
STANFORD
Cnnndlaii
Press
CorresjiouJcnt
JOHANNESBUXiO,
SA.,
f)
Iheie
are
signs
that
General
Smuts'
United
Party
will
face
serious
opposition
at
the
gen
eral
election
next
year
for
al
ready
a
pact
has
been
agreed
between
Dr.
D.
F.
Malan,
leader
of
the
Nationalist
(opposition)
party,
and
N.
C.
Havenga,
leader
or
tne
AiriKaner
party.
South
Africa's
protagonists
of
totalitarianism
the
Ossewab-randwag
and
the
Greyshlrts
have
also
indicated
that
they
will
support
the
Nationalists
in
tin'
forthcoming
elections.
Dr
J.
F.
J.
van
Rensburg,
leader
of
the
Osscwabrandwag,
aid
he
was
particularly
thankful
that
Malan
and
Havenga
had
come
to
an
understanding.
As
far
as
it
lay
within
Ms
power,
he
-would
do
nothing
whatsoever
to
disturb
any
step
towards
rapprochement
between
the
two
groups.
The
Greyshlrts
at
their
recent
Pretoria
congress
decided
to
give
the
Nationalists
their
uncondi
tional
support.
Their
leader,
L.
T.
Weichardt,
said
the
National
ist
party
alone
ocssessed
thp
qualifications
for
destroying
the
present
government
and,
in
his
opinion,
the
coming
general
election
would
be
the
last
chance
South
Africa
would
have
to
see
that
the
country
remained
white.
If
they
did
not
make
use
of
this
opportunity
it
would
mean
that
South
Africa
would
fall
into
?.
"Communlstic-Bol-shevistic
jumble."
Although
these
three
parties
clo
not
individually
present
any
serious
threat
to
the
government
they
have
no
feats
in
the
House
Assembly
It
Is
their
combination
with
the
Nationality
(hat
constitutes
the
danger.
The
pa?t
between
the
Nationalist
party
and
the
Afrlkanp.-
party
has
caused
the
most
comment
throughout
the
country.
In
terms
of
their
agrccmen;
the
;vo
parties,
although
maintaining
their
Identities,
will
co-rpcrate
in
the
next
general
election.
no
i;i:.t
I.MI'ORTANCi;
Commenting
on
the
agreement,
the
Rand
Dally
Mall's
political
correspondent
In
Capetown
says
that
no
great
im-portance
is
attached
to
it
in
well
lreformcd
political
circles
there.
The
political
correspondent
of
the
Johannesburg
Star,
sav.s
the
pact
means
that
the
two
leaders
have,
lor
the
time
being,
agreed
not
to
disagree.
"Dr.
Malam.
whose
party
desperately
needs
support,
has
apparently
decided
to
pay
a
big
price
for
rawuroche.
mcnt
of
minor
political
value,"
he
adds.
It
was
recalled
that
In
the
ENTERTAINING
FILMS
COMING
"Club
Havana,"
a
thrilling
mystery
set
to
rhumba
rhythm,
and
"Song
of
Old
Wyoming."
an
all
color
outdoor
flnn,
comprise
a
double
bill
program
coming
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Sunday
and
Monday.
"Club
Havana"
portrays
hopes,
dreams,
tragedies
and
love
affairs
of
a
group
of
Individuals
whom
fate
brings
toscther
In
a
single
evening.
Marearet
Lind
say
plays
the
part
of
a
sophltl-
raica
iaay
wno
attempts
suicide
when
Don
Douglas,
her
romantic
leading
man,
tells
her
he
loves
a
younger
girl.
Tom
Ncal,
as
a
doctor,
and
Dorothy
Morris,
as
the
girl
be
loves,
become
Involved
when
the
doctor
steps
Into
the
emergency
and
saves
Margaret's
life.
Further
coniDll-.
cations
Involve
Rcnle
Rlano,
as
a
rich
woman
with
whom
Paul
Cavanauch
Is
rvlnc
to
oromoto
a
business
deal;
Isabellta,
new
S'panlsh
dancing
seiiiatlon,
and
Marc
Lawrence
as
a
gangster.
'song
of
Old
Wyoming"
Is
the
exciting
storv
of
bnttip
Deiween
progressive
and
reactionary
forces
when
uiucrupu-!ous
elements
run
wild
without
.'aw
and
order
and
become
rich
at
the
expense
of
honest
set
tiers.
Featuring
the
singing
of
Eddie
Dean,
radio
star,
the
cast
also
includes
Gene
Autrey,
Judy
Canova
and
Jennifer
Holt,
the
daughter
of
Jack
Holt.
1943
general
election
the
Afri
kaner
party
polled
only
14.759
votes
throughout
the
whole
of
the
Union
and
failed
In
n'ln
.i
single
scat.
It
nollcd
only
381
votes
on
the
WJtwatersrand,
500
in
Pretoria
and
district,
3.100
in
the
Transvaal
rural
nrons
miH
10.769
In
the
Orange
Free
State.
It
is
doubtful
whether
the
Afrikaner
party
would
command
even
this
total
of
votes
today.
Die
Transvaler
(now
Nationalist
party
and
Afrikaner
party
organ
in
the
Traufvaall"
welcomes
the
fact
that
the
differences
which
have
estranged
the
two
parties,
are
beginning
to
disappear.
"The
struggle
now
Is
against
the
Smuts
government
and
everything
It
itar.ds
foresaid
the
paper.
Die
Transvaler
says
It
Is
the
first
time
that
the
United
Party
has
been
confronted
with
a
united
opDositlon,
and
for
them
It
Is
the
worst
political
news
they
have
had
for
a
long
time.
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