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Saturday.
May
31,
1W7
Waterfront
Whiffs
Mot
Intensive
Fishing
Season
In
Area
Two
Closing
June
S
How
Seasons
Have
Shrunk
BOY'S
Wc
carry
a
complete
line
of
clothes
for
boys
of
all
ages.
Boy
wear
that
wears
and
wears
and
wears.
II
RUPERT
ii&Bors
MENS
STORE
!
m
"THE
STORE
FOR
DAD
AND
LAD"
r
j
It
With
Area
Two
fishing
ending
June
8,
according'
official
announcement
of
the
International
Fish-
W
th
n..mh.r
,
swims.
uksum
Irca
,ne
unTTCT?Il
to
being
a
record.
By
the
w..1ZT.ZJ;-L:
J;
Bengal.
India.
Ht
made
tbe
.loses
June
8
it
is
estimated
that
Ul
of
the
2400
JM-poand
catca
3
jnoU
will
have
been
taken.
The
4
jpening
date
was
May
1
which
f
-will
mean
the
season
lasted
39
fidays.
In
1945.
it
was
42
days.
Making
a
snecial
pre-aesson
I
.voy-ase
with
1G3
tonrict
on
board.
;
.iti
12:30
r.ocn
yesterday
morn-
!
A
M
1
f?J1lf
k
.
ronnds
tboronghiy,
stodying
t'tesely
the
methods
of
racking
r.i
and
procersing
by-prodacta.
Re
is
on
a
rewr
at
the
food
pro-reiins
ntents
of
tbe
ewr'ry
to
rain
first-baod
mxOcai
know-'rdce
for
his
work
in
India
io"
whfcrti
h
win
4m
retaining
shortly.
He
merit
yesterday
at
the
Port
Edwanf
aancn
eannerr
teJB
steamer
Priaera
Norah.
I
and
reduction
nfeuw.
Mr.
Khan.
fr-Ah
C?ot.
W.
C.
Hftjenet
in
who
wa
at
Kefcl.ttrn
before
rcminc
here.
wa
u'oed
br
Otto
C.
Ycun
prinernai
resear
en-
t
j
ftng.
Most
cf
the
round
-trtfm
;
?ineer
of
the
Pacific
Experi-r'tr?
frci
San
Fraocfcco
and
;
men
ta!
Station
at
V.-!ncmrer
nnd
FOR
MEN
ONLY
WORK
BOOTS
DRESS
SHOES
RUBBER
FOOTWEAR
GEORGE
HILL
&
SONS
LTD.
AGENTS
FOR
SLATER
SHOES
C24
Third
Avenue,
Next
Commodore
Cafe
P.O.
Box
737
FOR
YOUR
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REQUIREMENTS
GENERAL
REPAIRS
FOUNDATION
WORK
CONSULT
THE
NORTHWEST
CONSTRUCTION
LTD.
Estimates
given
for
any
type
construction.
Phone
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Night
Red
603
'
Crossed
Atlantic
i
In
Limping
Plane
1
Mrs.
Waiter
McCieao
M
bits
jr.
the
former
M
is
Bttty
TeDaa
R.N.
of
Cornwall.
Eagiand.
c
Tas
recentry
marrkl
at
Falhara.
England,
to
the
younger
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
O.
I
Mimjr
of
this
r.ty.
has
arrivsd
in
Montreal
o
take
up
rejadoce
for
the.
time
re:r.?
She
crossed
the
Atlantic
:r.
an
air-raft
which
had
engine
-rcutle
cn
the
trip
anl
had
to
:
,t.d
..-
to
Gander.
Newfou:
d-'.
nc
i:'h
-ne
moicr
out.
tr.er"
:--;:7
:2
hours
delay
there
u
t:
.-r.cr.er
i!ane
nicked
up
fhe
-a.nr
to
take
thent
Mcrtrea:
Walter
Mirny
a
irer
accara
a
ateo
j
vesse
va
ries
LommisgMMi
this
week,
the
season
is
already
between
Mntrea
wjeing
termed
the
"largest
and
the
shortest"
known
England
jj'iiiatfc.
I
he
amount
handled
m
Vancouver
jljijoast
ports
was
relatively
small,
Prince
Ri
far
the
maior
landine
nort
aiiu
.-vu-ii
ifna-
rw
Xeal
Carter
dirwtr
-
!
Rupert
being
Uhe
PaoHc
aroenmenta:
Sa-
!;
a
the
coast
although
the
land-
,re
heavily
inmH
w.k
-
booked
for
the
entire
season.
Inner
points
in
the
area
as
Bote-!
Pnrtmw.ni
Th
c..l
An
intercom
TiSJtor
annua
wn,
in
the
halibat
fleet
bekmg-
,be
P5
weA
to
an
the
Ssh
of
is
British
Columbia,
there;
anaun
ana
processing
pana
far
more
boats
of
imaBer
.f1
J
""TT
operating
than
wwL
All
-n
jammed
Xajibua
Rah-
Uon.
which
was
lormerly
jcated
at
Prinea
Raceri
a:
which
was
mored
to
VanrouTer
daring
the
war.
II
will
be
a
couple
of
years
since
Dr
Car'er
was
last
here
and
i
nee
then
he
made
an
extended
vsit
to
Japar.
to
study
the
fihJng
industry
rhere
in
an
adrisorr
cacacitv
fcr
the
AlMed
re-esetablifhment
antiiorities.
Dr.
Carter,
while
in
.
Japan,
took
many
interesting
j
moTinc
pictures
ami
it
is
under-
!
stood
he
win
be
b.inging
some
of
the
reels
here
when
he
comes.
1
brose.
Aveaoe.
and
was
bom
ar3
raT!
in
Pf
-ce
Sopert
Mr
Wick
r..
a
nicneer
of
this
cir
and
a
we'
known
fisbernan
and
boatho'ler.
anived
thi
norc-ing
on
the
Arctic
I
Irom
the
fiA-irr
Many
friends
are
flret
rfre
in
CaLfomia.
Tbe
"
fo?ner:v
rf
Prince
Rnoert.
Ther
wihim
for
tin
Prmcv
Xcrah
wiD
be
bak
here
rrir
Wednesday
afternoon
southbound.
This
vcaseK
and
the
p
the
rzTr.Trmr
Murist
service
tc
rrccecdfd
bark
to
Vancouver
on
tbe
Cataht
todar
A
Tirt
to
Prir-e
Rnoert
is
expected
OTif
time
this
summer
John
Wick,
one
of
She
victims
who
wa
serioiMhr
injured
ir.
last
week's
expknwn
and
fire
on
the
lecal
waterfront,
is
?fce
csn
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
04c
Wick.
Am
epbonkr
Johrnv
?.
edv
rerovpn'.
TM.
cf
coTre.
s'e?
to
all
other
sritr-1
T?-t:n
cf
thr
faeev
i
hte
hn'ts
wrere
ler-
severe
than
Johnny's.
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&
BOYS'
STORE
CLOTHES...
at
prices
you
expect
to
pay
for
Boys
I
J
Boys'
Long
Pant
Suits
ii"
ii"
rrom
d
tU
to
?14.ya
;
i
ii"
Boys'
Long
Pants
from
....
$2.25
to
$6.25
!
.
jjj
ijjj
Boys'
Short
Pants
from
..
$1.50
to
$1.95
i
i
i
i
i
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I
I
ii
ii
I
I
i
i
Boys'
Shirts
from
95c
to
$2.25
Boys'
Socks
from
35c
to
70c
Boys'
Sweaters
from
75c
to
$4.25
Boys'
Loafer
Jackets
$13.95
Boys'
Summer
Underwear
......
55c
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Comfortable
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e
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Roast
Chicken
Meat
Pies
and
Salads
Daily
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21
Third
Ave.
West
KasssaKKM
j&gs3
Clocking
23
fcati
on
her
fu
speed
t-s
off
Virt'jrU
B.C
rccer.Uy.
the
Phneess
Kathleen,
flagship
of
the
Car.adian
Pacific
EUwa;.
3
Bri
C.aroba
Coast
fleet,
L
preparing
to
reenter
serTice.
Her
reconversion,
ir.
a
coast
ship
.ard
follows
nearly
five
years
of
war
service
for
the
British
Admiralty,
mostly
in
the
Mediterranean,
where
her
sister
ship,
Princess
Mar-gnerite.
-was
sank
by
earay
Action
in
1942.
In
the
lower
picture.
Chief
Engineer
W.
"BUT
Neilson.
who
took
her
to
war
in
mi.
stands
at
his
engine-room
telegraph
for
the
speed
trials.
The
Kathen.
a
6.000-ton
vessel,
has
had
her
passenger
accommodation
and
public
rooms
completely
renovated
and
modernized.
In
Jun
she
will
return
to
the
Vancouver-Victoria
-Seattle
-'triangle"
run
and
next
year,
according
to
report,
will
gon
the
Alaska
run.
Her
battle
honors
include
Tobruk
and
Malta.
dSSy.?'
Reminiscences
By
'W.J.
and
Reflections
;
Port
Edward
-was
originalij
j
:d
man
c.tnite
doxn
tl.e
j
known
as
"Prince
Rupert's
in-:
gangway
of
the
Prince
Rupert
J
dustrial
annex."
Events
today
!
vears
azo
lie
had
tven
i;i
Aia-ska
:
indicate
that
those
who
thought
i
up
the
designaUpn
were
better
prophets
than
thty
suspected.
Once,
on
a
sunlit
Sunday
after-rron
when
It
was
highly
desirable
to
sell
lots,
there
was
an
excursion
by
the
railway
to
the
arnex.
Plank
walk:
had
been
bi
ilt
over
the
miles
of
newly
A
Pleasure
to
Serve
You"
a
country
he
ht-lpc!
put
on
th
map.
For
Rex
Beach
knew
his
tuff
"The
Sockrv"
"The
SU-vr
Horde"
and
many
another
'fweking.
good
yarn
cf
the
north
tttl
enjoy
wide
popularity.
He
cbfatted
amiavsr
in
a
quiet
cor-"Sr
cf
the
warehouse.
Any
mere
rrfw
stories
cccnint
up?
Any-
cleared
and
rather
lonesome
:
ning
frerh
about
sourdough
okin?
tewnsite.
Buiimncs
were
Us
indeed
and
of
little
consequence.
Not
mcny
appeared
interested
in
realty.
They
seemed
chiefly
concerned
after
a
few
nau're
the
name
of
tbe
feilow
who
used
to
say
the
first
50
years
Way
back
when
Prince
Rupert
lived
on
fi&to
and
strangers,
the
folks
never
took
the
troub!e
to
worry
over
what
others.
dweRin
Nowhere,
aid
about
them
and
thefr
morals.
There
was
a
time
when
that
sunless
town
up
in
he
dangerous
north
was
regarded
as
being
next
dosr
to
what
is
known
as
"wide
oppn."
Thtnif
of
that
now,
and
paue!
But
the
stout
pioneer?
1
grinned
wiped
the
rain
from
their
baleful
eyea,
tucked
away
some
fresh
"inooic,"
and
felt
amused.
Authors
of
note
have
rambled
into
Prince
.Rupert
and
Jus'
a
;
quietly
roamed
away
again.
On
can
recall
a
-turdy,
carelessly
I-
Johnny's
Snack
Rar
(Under
New
Management)
NOW
OPEN
EVENINGS
Coffee
Waffles
Lunche?
lite?
Beach
was
quick
cn
the
fowbaek.
"No,
he
didn't
think"
9sT
And
he
aaid
'.t
with
em-niasis
along
with
a
headshtke,
Op
a
later
coca.on
anothcr
hours
of
atrollius
and
staring,
in
j
writer
RHer
Hagtnrd
no
less
I
-rtiKnir.s
to
Prince
Sunert.
They
-arae
to
town.
He
sauntered
j
-v
net
have
known
that,
after
!
ateg
Sxth
St'ert
to
Third
trtile,
tfhe
very
grtfund
they
itaoe.
bought
tobacco,
saw
more
walked
on
world
be
a
point
of
t-
Prince
Rupert
and
en'oyed
j
"ontinental
inwortence
in
war.
!
hi
pipe
whM?
awaiting
train
j
And
no
one
could
foresee
the
ap-
,
time.
There
was
nothing
to
su?-
B
prnach
rf
a
day
when
in
that
heat
those
hair-raising,
mystify-!
immediate
neighborhood
pesre-
;
time
enterprise
would
see
15
on
dollars
jspent
cn
an
indus-
l
trial
undertaking.
WcM.
thiy
'ere
all
a
couole
of
wnrratlorw
tro
early.
And
here
is
where
we
iBiERBEnDBBBisiBBBSSilQBiBkiE
fare
tne
hardest.
inc
taJes
of
Sou'
h
Africa
"King
8pcxnoiM'
Mines."
"Allan
Quar-tetmain."
"She"
novels
one
Just
had
to
see
through
to
til?
finish.
Pyaeant-spoken
and
-
bit
reserved
at
first,
be
had
a
few
mjettiop?
but
no
tomvni
or
opinion
of
hit
own
Few
seemed
to
know
bis
Identity.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vanerei.
Tuesday
ss
Coqultlam,
1:30
pin.
"Thursday
ss
rrince
Rupert;
11:15
p.m.
MM
KKISTItV
ACT
Pal"
Certificate
of
Title
No.
8158-1
to
x
Lots
Twenty
-
three
(23)
and
Twenty-lour
(24
.
3Jock
Fortjr-threc
(43).
Section
Seven;
toU
Twenty-one
(21)
and
Twenty-two
(22),
Block
Eighteen
118)
and
lots
Twelve
(12)
and
Thlr-teen
(13).
Block
Nineteen
(19).
:
Section
Eight
(8).
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
Province
bt
British
Columbia
(Map
923).
WHEREAS
satisfactory
proof
of
loss
of
the
above
Certificate
of
Title
issued
In
the
name
of
The
B.
7.
Sturtevant
Company
of
Canada
Limited
has
been
filed
in
this
office,
notice
is
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof,
issue
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
in
lieu
of
said
lost
Certificate,
unless
In
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
In
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
this
8th
day
of
MayT
1947.
A.D.
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
Deputy
Rdstrar
of
Titles
14J
Steamer
Service
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
OCEAN
FALLS
WESJVIEW
(Powell
River)
VANCOUVER
Thursday
at
11:15
pjn.
To
KETCHIKAN
Wednesday
Midnight
(All
Times
Pacific
Standard)
Tor
reservaUons
call
or
write
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Offices.
PRINCE
RUPERT
GEORGE
McWHINNEY
&
Company
CONTRACTING
IN
Decorating,
Landscaping
Lawns,
Etc.
117
4th
Ave.
E.
(To
rear
of
Pioneer
Laundry)
Phone
Black
189
P.O.
Box
1
420
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AND
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AND
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Contractor
We
do
basements,
reshinglinjr,
build
f
;nces,
sidewalks,
remodel
your
kitchen.
Demolish
or
move
buildings.
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and
we
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give
an
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ULUE
610
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RUPEn
Efficient
COMMODOIIii1
CAB
Vc
Arc
Most
Anxious
to
Serve
Y0u
BREAKFAST
MORNING
COFFEE
LUNCH
AFTERNOON
TEA
DINNER
LATE
LUNCH
In
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well
ordered
Banquet
Hall
we
serve
Luncheons,
Dinners,
Banquets
and
cater
to
parties
of
all
kinds.
(Call
17
for
full
particulars).
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Constant
Supply
of
Ice
Cream
Is
Assured
at
the
Commodore
GEO.
DYBHAVN,
Proprietor.
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T.
COOPER,
Manner.
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Cafe
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AND
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UP-TO-DATE
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FULL-COURSE
MEALS
FROM
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TO
6
A-M.
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Dinner
Every
Sunday
-
5
p.m.
to
8
p.n-
I
sf
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DISHES
A
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WE
CATER
TO
PARTIES
CHOP
SUEY
CnOW
MEIN
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OUTSIDE
ORDERS
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Marine
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MtM
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s
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-
Furnaces
Gutter
Work
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ERIC
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Manager
.,
253
East
First'
(Cow
Bay)
Phone
Mul.
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Box
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PRINCE
vv-
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