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January
22,
1917
v
HEAVY
HERRING
JERSEY
BOSSIES
RUN
AT
PORCHER
THRIVED
IN
WAR
A
heavy
concentration
ol
herring
which
has
appeared
off
Goshen
Island,
south
of
Porcher
Island,
has
yielded
more
than
1,500
tons
of
the
silver
fish
to
fishing
company
seiners
which
are
landing
their
catches
at
KlernfurBirtcdale,
Port
Edward
and
Prince
Rupert,
.irce
it
was
discovered
Saturday,
the
school
has
been
followed
by
almost
a
dozen
seiners
which
seined
more
than
1,000
tons
Sunday
night
and
570
tons
on
Monday
night.
;Much
of
the
catch
is
going
to
the
Nelson
Bros,
cannery
and
the
B.C.
Packers
reduction
plant
at
Port
Edward
while
some
is
gSIhg
to
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Ctorage
Co.
plant
here
for
bait
freezing.
The
J.
H.
Todd
Co.
plant
at
Klcmtu
is
canning
and
bait
f'wzln?
while
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
plant
at
Butedale
isttpcrating
as
a
reduction
plant
and
is
freezing
bait
as
well.
Some
orthe
herring
being
landed
here
is
-going
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
for
bait
freezing.
FORGIVE
TARDINESS
LONDON
Beckenham
Library,
In
need
of
books,
announced
a
"forgiveness
period"
during
which
it
would
take
back,
.with
no
questions
asked,
books
not
returned
when
air
raids!
been
hp.iw
were
taking
place.
For
That
Party
LONDON
The
pure
Jersey
cattle
herds
of
the
Channel
Islands,
after
lean
rations
during
the
years
of
German
occupation,
now
are
back
to
pre-war
standards.
British
livestock
authorities
reported
after
a
survey.
Cattle
stocks
were
reduced
to
a
minimum
by
German
orders
but
farmers
were
allowed
to
keep
dairy
cows
for
production
cf
butter
and
similar
foods.
Regulations
limited
the
number
of
calves
to
be
reared
but
farmers
took
care
that
the
quota
of
heifer
calves
saved
were
from
the
best
cows.
Farmers
were
required
to
mak?
a
uniform
provision
of
meat
as
well
as
of
milk
and
milk
products
but
this
simply
resulted
in
Inferior
animals
being
weeded
out.
Prof.
R.
W.
Wheldoh.
a
British
livestock
authority,
said
the
gen
eral
level
of
cattle
on
Jersev
island
at
the
close
of
occupation
"was
better
than
at
the
beein-
ning.
Shortage
of
food
had
left
Its
mark,
in
some
cases,
but
on
the
whole
the
cattle
came
through
rcmarka'Dly
well."
In
recent
shows
the
classes
for
aged
cows
have
been
of
hlah
standard
and
on
Jersey
Island
the
pre-war
system
of
milk
recording
for
each
animal
is
being
resumed.
Cattle
exports
have
I
period.
in
the
post-war
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Toques
Gloves
Jackets
Pants
Suits
Sweaters
Socks
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
AT
LAST
PARAMOUNT
CAFE
at
Port
Ldvvard,
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Pioneer
3.50
Premier
Border
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Premier
Gold
1.25
Privateer
55
Reeves
McDonald
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1.50
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10
Salmon
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27
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Sheep
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1.52
Taylor
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(ask)
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1.75
Foothills
2.10
Home
2.90
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67
Beattie
70
Bobjo
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Buffalo
Canadian
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Cons.
Smelters
86.25
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Hardrock
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SETS
We
have
received
several
large-shipments
1:1
'.cveral
of
the
most
popular
patterns
Including
.
.
.
LOVE.
ADORATION,
ETERNALLY
YOURS,
LADY
HAMILTON,
FORTUNE,
etc.
Sonic
sets
have
26-pieco
service
for
six.
Some
have
34
pieces
for
eight
people,
and
some
have
service
for
twelve
with
54
pieces.
These
arc
mostly
In
chests
but
we
have
some
bulk
sets
for
those
who
do
not
need
the
chest.
WB
CAN
SUIT
ALMOST
ANY
POCKET
TOR
THE
PRICES
RUN
FROM
.
.
.
$15.95
to
$C4.00
plus
tax
These
are
all
at
the
approved
ceiling
price,
the
same
as
all
over
Canada,
Might
be
well
to
look
early
though.
Check-up
Goinr
on
in
Compliance
wilh
I'olsdam
Agreement
.81
H
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BERLIN.
Sf,
Rp
nrrsnnt.i
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of
four
Allied
occupation
nnm
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are
cnecKingahd
cataloguing
900
n
war
plants
throughout
Germany
g
in
a
detailed
survey
of
remain-n
!
in?
war
potential,
a!"
Investigators
are
rhrrkir
nn
;(:.
adherence
of
United
Sta'.es,
Grnt
Britain.
Russia
and
France
to
the
Potsdam
plan
to
destroy
German
war
power.
A
number
01
factories
for
inaction
arc
vast
underground
bomb-proof
vaults,
hewn
out
by
German-supervised
gangs
of
for-ckii
deportees
and
coriccntra-
ion
cam;)
victims.
HAYTOR,
Devon,
England
0.
-Twenty-seven
riders
and
their
horses
attending
a
hunt
traveled
here
by
train
from
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IN
SHVERPIATE
V
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4fe
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Si
TV
tcfnally
imi
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TKt
vr
pffpwlor
hfU
I.
dfti(iprffrtd
hf
mmny.
Tht
(ot
word
in
fin
ilvr-
platt
will
bt
tht
first
Kok
of
many
diK'ininottng
Conodiart
omta
for
H'l
"Etfnalty
Yeva"
No
fmr
pattern
hot
tf
bttf)
productd.
Ettr
ftolty
Yovrt"
h
0
boutifuf(
(fuoliry-fwll
crcotion
of
Cm
silvan
Tilth
ing.
"Ettrriolly
Yvurt"
tnjoyj
u
Wo
riding
thofodtmik
potttnad
by
no
Othtf
tilvtrptott
potlrn,
to
molt
it
truly
Canada's
Fin-
tt
Silwploit.
Coom
it
for
yovritlf.
ours
1847
ROGER
BROS.
l
Canada's
Finest
Silverplate
MANSON'S
JEWELLERS
"The
Home
of
Better
Jewelry"
DROP
QUEST
FOR
GOV'T
MILK
SUBSIDY
Agitation
for
re-insiut.m
n
of
the
federal
government
subsidy
on
milk
has
been
dr.cped
by
King
Edward
branch,
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teachers'
Asso
ciation,
following
a
report
delivered
to
the
association
at
its
monthly
meeting
last
night
by
J.
C.
Gilker,
joint
P.T.A.
president.
Investigation
has
revealed,
Mr.
Gilker
told
the
meeting,
that
removal
of
the
subsidy
was
good
economic
policy,
and
the
members
agreed,
on
the
basis
of
his
report,
that
efforts
to
have
it
re-installed
should
be
drepped.
On
motion
of
C.
S.
Hansen,
the
meeting
offered
a
hearty
vote
of
thanks
to
Principal
R.
G.
Moore
for
hls
iniative
in
arranging
regular
gymnasium
classes
for
school
children
at
the
Civic
Centre
as
part
of
their
weekly
school
routine.
The
question
of
sending
a'
delegate'
from
the
council
P.TJi.
to
the
Easter
convention
at
Van
couver
was
discussed
and
A
"white
elephant"
sal
and
a
sale
of
hot
cross
buns
was
planned
to
take
place
In
March
with
Miss
Moxley
in
charge
of
the
project.
Its
purpose
Is
to
raise
funds
toward
radio-gramaphone
equipment
for
the
school.
The
members
then
enjoyed
a
film,
"Better
Tomorrow,"
show-In?
a
New
York
City
school,
a
notable
advance
over
local
buildings.
Another
reel
of
"Medical
Training
in
the
R.OA.F."-acquainted
the
parents
with
movie
methods
of
teaching
health
to
our'children.
After
refreshments
the
meeting
adjourned.
Advertise
in
The
Daily
Nes.
SNIPS
GIRLS'
TRESSES
William
Pyle.
16.
of
West
Los
AiircIcs.
Calif
,,
who
admitted
to
Santa
Monica
police
that
he
had
snipped
the
tresses
of
six
or
eight
young
women
with
barber
shears.
In
each
case
thewomen
were
waiting
on
a
bus
bench
when
he
approached
and
cut
their
hair
without
warning.
"Girls
never
gave
me
much
of
a
break.
I
guess
I
did
it
because
I
had
it
in
for
girls,"
he
said.
AFRICA
COUNCIL
MEETS
LUSAKA.
Northern
Rhodesia
The
African
representative
council
of
Northern
Rhodesia
recently
held
its
inaugural
meeting.
Main
functions
of
the
council,
which
consists
of
1
secretary
for
native
affairs
and
29
members
from
the
seven
provinces,
is
to
advise
the
governor
on
matters
affecting
the
African
population
in
Northern
Rhodesia.
RICHMOND,
Surrey,
England
9
Three
soldiers,
lost
in
the
fog.
were
guided
to
their
destination
by
a
local
ex-serviceman,
blind
since
1915.
ADVENTURE
FILM
HERE
"O.
S.
S."
Coming
to
Capitol
Theatre
this
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
,
Pulsating
and
suspenseful
ad-
venture
is
assured
for
local
movie
fans
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
Thursday.
Friday
and
Saturday
with
the
presentation
of
the
dramatic
action
picture
'O.
S.
S.,"
starring
Alan
I
Ladd
and
Geraldine
Fitzgerald,
,
'
which
tells
the
story
of
the
Unl-
ted
States
underground
Intelligence
organization
known
as
the
,
Office
of
Strategic
Services.
Ladd
is
seen
as
a
member
of
a
secret
operating
team
known
as
"Aoplejack."
Miss
Fitzjerald
Is
another.
They,
together
with
two
other
men,
are
dropped
by
parachute
into
France
with
instructions
to
blow
up
a
vital
bridge
in
preparation
for
'T)"
Day
landing.
Ladd
Is
resentful
of
Miss
H'zgerald's
presence
on
the
team,
thinking
that
her
sex
will
act
as
a
deterrent.
However,
it
is
her
handling
of
a
sinister
colonel
that
saves
not
only
"Applejack"
from
disaster
but
also
a
number
of
French
underground
'
workers.
!
Incidents
in
"O.
S.
S."
are
said
to
Include
many
factual
occur-
,
rences
taken
from
actual
war
archives.
1
PROSPECTING
SPEEDED
UP
TORONTO,
R
Desiriblr.s
the
American
fluxgate
magnetometer
and
a
similar
instrument
developed
in
Canada
to
locate
ore
bodies
quickly
frcm
the
air.
Hans
Lundfcerg
of
Toronto
said
at
the
convention
of
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Mining
and
Metallurgy
yesterday
that
an
area
12,003
by
lO.fWO
feet
had
been
surveyed
In
one
hour
in
a
helicopter
flown
at
low
altitude.
is
ihe
lot
of
millions
of
homeless
orphans
in
ivar-lorn
China
Drought
to
the
orphanage
at
Ilangyang,
ilih
starving
boy
had
only
an
empty
howl.
Millions
of
orphans,
widows,
peasant
farmers,
uprooted
and
despoiled
by
war,
hungry,
sick,
homeless,
arc
perishing
for
want
of
food,
clothes,
shelter,
medical
supplies.
UNRRA
relief
is
ending;
voluntary
agencies
must
redouble
their
efforts.
China,
a
good
neighbor
and
customer,
calls
pitcously
to
YOU,
a
fortunate
Canadian,
for
help.
In
better
days,
she
will
not
forget!
I'JtbviNci:
Itritisli
Oilumbia
ft
MtDl1
among.
'
ft
,odfloC-
Thin
is
the
only
imliwwl
to
La
mtitlv
in
Qmaila
ivilhin
the
nr.xl
Inch,-
month
Jor
Chinvsv
'"Mill
17,
rvlirf.
&eferercs
atinai
a
V,mul
NeiMor,
calls
to
YOU'
AN
ASM
AN
AID
TO
CHINA
Make
cheque
payable
to
Canadian
Aid
to
China
and
mail
to
Provincial
nninum
or
or
Local
Headquarters
or
to
any
Chartered
Hank.
TKKASUKLIC
C1IA1UMAN
w.
M
SeIfns
.Major-(.f..cral
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W.
Odium
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Meeting
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THURSDAY.
January
23,
1947
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