back
last
evening
of
her
I
was
south-In
tht
it.,,,,
ntlpr
completion
concentrates,
and
the
FihiiU
Waterhou.se
Southolm.
heading
I
The
latter
left
i
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....
m
tii
Pi
ince
'bound
12rinrr
ttuprrt
Dtiilp
tcuj
Friday,
October
14,
1943.
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i
route
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cn
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mnn
at
Skeena
River
rannAri..
i
ca:
ueu
pi
....
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s
at
present
com?
.
mch
ldlns
of
Princ
Rupert
4n
lr.ft-ri"nr'r.t-
rlillt
r.'
war
-r
riVif-ci
t1
the
upbi
the
CaUlu,
th:s
change
clay
suuuiuuui.u.
.
1.1,
!1
,.t
)iit
by
and
nil
commtin'.tie
comprlrlne
nrwihern
and
central
British
,
...
if
v-
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Columbia.
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unawai
Waterfront
Whtfs
io
be
made
aooiu
uie
in.-u......
j
.
I,-.-
Traffic
is
cradually
!
Irs
J.
R.
Elfert
has
returned
Advertise
u
tne
ijally
News!
You
Srw
it
In
The
News.
(Authorised
hs
Second
Class
Moll.
Post
Ofiire
Department,
Published
every
afternoon
exeept
Sundry
by
Prluoe
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd
.
3rd
Avenue.
Prinre
Rujert.
British
Columbia.
i
to
Uie
city
from
Vancouver
bulLUnu
','.,
on
the
Union's
fast;
'en-ice
betv.eel
Vancouver
and
Inhere
she
received
confirmation
Prh-rP
Rtmert
Last
week
the
;
of
her
appointment
as
shipping
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PBFSS
At'DIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
I
:
CANADIAN
DAILT
NFWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
I
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
TiSi.
UKT
Carrier,
rer
Ween
JOc:
Per
ku.n..i.
;5c:
rw
Year.
800.
BJ
Matt,
Per
Month.
60c;
Per
Tear,
6
00
Ciiqul'lam
bioucht
north
Horn
ma-suri
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of
those
aiu-ouvi
per
list
a
r
a
siiDswnuai
ir-
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i
!
heavy
'
freight
cargo.
!
held
by
her
late
husband,
Capt.
.
i
J.
R.
Elfert,
who
also
was
harbor
SALMON
FISHING
OVER-CRABS
AND
1
SHRIMPS-MRS.
ELFERT
CONFIRMED
Two
b'e
coastal
liners
were
:
master
and
port
warden.
.
.
i
nnrt.
Wednesday
from
Va:i-
The
season's
salmon
fishing
in
this
district
officially
Friday
night,
putting
a
formal
end
Recent
freight
steamship
call-
rouver,
Alaska-bound
-Canadian
Nat
ionars
Prince
Georpe
and
,
ers
in
port,
nave
inciuoea
tne
rnn-.fliTn
Pacific
Princess
Louise.
B.C.
Steamships
Alaska
Prince,
to
an
activity
that
was
all
but
dormant
of
late.
Last
:.rpy
in
trip
Prince
Rtinprt
district
to
close
was
the
f,mf.r
continued
to
Ket-
Capt.
Jack
Garrett,
southbound
n,,
ro.-lnttn
Tlnrl
u-Vi-w.
fvx-
hnnt
woro'chikan
Wednesday
night
and
from
Tulsequah
with
cargo
of
I
seininc;
dog
salmon,
most
of
which
was
going
into
cole
storage
or
being
shipped
fresh.
The
other
areas
in
the
district
increasing
quantities
in
food
closed
earlier.
'
1
stores
here.
Closure
of
the
salmon
season
also
means
the
closure
of
the
j
union
steamer
Camosun,
tak-last
of
the
canneries
still
oper-
HVor
lhe
nin
j,0m
the
Coqult-atlng
on
the
Skeena.
Nelson
lalni
whjoh
has
been
withdrawi;
I'.iiis.,
last
of
those
still
oper-'Ht
Vancouver
for
annual
over-ating,
wound
up
its
salmon
can-
i!auI
arriVed
here
this
after-
"
"
'
'
.
from
..
1
1
II
:
MEN'S
I'NDKRn
.
'
blnatium,
mfdinn.
Special
niiiK
in
mld-weeK.
mosi
oi
tne
lloon
from
the
south
anJ
other
canneries
dispersed
their
sail
at
micmight
for
Masset
In-crews
within
the
last
fortnight.
1,-t
points.
The
Camosun,
in
com-
MEN'S
RAINCoatJ
Alaska
Railway
OF
THE
REASONS
given
for
the
federal
ONE
government
reportedly
rejecting
the
idea
of
participating
in
the
construction
of
a
railway
to
Alaska
is
that
full
use
is
not
being
made
of
existing
avenues
of
communication
to
the
territory.
Without
discussing
whether
the
federal
government
is
right
in
taking
such
a
stand
in
these
times
w
hen
attention
is
being
focussed
on
the
north
country
from
both
industrial
development
and
national
defence
standpoints,
we
can
reflect
that
one
of
the
existing
avenues
is
the
route
which
includes
the
railway
and
highway
into
Prince
Rupert,
the
inside
passage
waterway
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Haines,
Alaska,
with
its
highway,
and
Skagway,
with
its
railway,
and
thence
on
into
Alaska
and
the
Yukon.
It.
would
be
a
great
thing,
of
course,
for
Prince
George
to
have
the
Pacific
Great
Eastarn
extended
from
there
on
into
Alaska,
and
there
are
strong
arguments
in
favor
of
the
project.
It
has
been
declared
by
those
who
should
know
that
Prince
Ruperts
ould
be
bound
to
benefit
through
traffic
coming
into
this
port
instead
of
proceeding
to
Vancou-YeiNover
the
P.G.E.
But
even
if
the
Alaska
railway
project
should
fail,
the
position
of
Prince
Rupert
would
be
even
the
more
impressive
and
the
development
of
traffic
through
the
port
to
Alaska
made
the
more
imperative.
STREET
TRAFFIC
T"HE
QUESTION
of
street
traffic
is
much
to
the
I
fore
in
Prince
Rupert
these
days
as
the
police
y
m
ind
of
Capt.
William
Mc-
A
few
boats
are
still
fishing
r,imDPi
ts
expected
to
be
on
the
black
cod,
but
uio
particularly
,
Lsl..nd
nin
for
th
mos,
lf
n
,
BE
WISE
SEE
Ol'R
BETTER
Bl'YS
AT
ISLAND
CITY
Rl'ILUKRS'
Sl'PPLIES
Genrral
Kuilders'
Supplies
anil
PITTSBIKO
PAINTS
fittini;
all.
of
the
winter.
The
Coquit-
MEN'S
CABAr.DIM:
Full
Ultra
MEN'S
COVERT
(
.
.
yes
the
finest
of
all
fine
cuts
for
greater
smoking
satisfaction
!
i
is
tops
in
ta
.06
McBrlde
St.
Dlue
820
fit
,
large
catches
are.
coming
in.
This
type
of
fishery
will
continue
In
more
or
less
desultory
fashion
until
November
15
when
it
will
be
indirectly
prohibited
by
the
fact
that
the
incidental
quantity
of
halibut
now
permitted
to
be
taken
on
thelines.
will
then
be
prohibited.
International
fisheries
regulations
allow
one
pound
of
halibut
to
every
seven
pounds
of
other
saleable
fish
caught
with
set
lines
up
to
November
15.
MEN'S
ALL-WOOL
FISHERMEN'S
FA
eul.
ow
M
Your
15"
Radio
'fcf
MeW
MEN'S
DI1I
SS
A
SOX-Niw
MEN'S
SP0KT
Sill
Now
Sec
this
rule
liiilv
RADIO
General
Electric
WITH
A
CLOCK
COM!
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ill
...
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uu
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SHI
TIRED
FEELING
TAKE
IT
TO
Ken'sRADI
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b
CLINIC
lis
vjm&2s
-
Crabs
and
shrimps
are
coming
into
season
again.
A
number
of
boats,
retired
from
trolling
or
set-line
fishing
for
the
season,
are
now
prowling
the
coves
and
inlets
for
these
delicious
cus-
HANOT
Now
MEN'S
WOKK
PA
Now
I
MOlSlURf
PHOOf
POUCH
218
Second
Ave.
Phone
53;
taceans.
They
ae
appearing
in
MEN'S
DUF.SS
PAN1
assortment,
prrlri
.
.
.
Turns
Itself
on
for
the
news,
etc.
No""
.,
In
the
.
.
.
Wakes
you
up
morning
Willi
music.
"rtotplfof
fnsuranc
It
vcrybody't
f
(f
'
buiin.
Cut
this
out
and
kttp
f
tot
rfrnct.
BOYS'
LACED
BOOTS
All
siwv
Special
BOYS'
SCHOOL
'
PANTS
1
HOYS'
RAIM'OH
mm
iitlinj.
triim
authorities
"increase
their
viligance
against
traffic
violations?
The
matter
of
rights
and
responsibilities
6f
'
nfotbrists
and
pedestrians
are
naturally
the
sublet
of
much
discussion.
It'hayTir
considered
a
primary
factor
that
the
large
majority
of
motorists
are
most
anxious
and
exercisg
every,
precaution
against
hitting
or
injuring
anyone
and
that
the
pedestrians
themselves
will
be
doing
all
they
can
to
guard
against
being
hit
and
hurt.
Nevertheless,
the
importance
of
every
vigilance
being
employed
and
no
chances
being
taken
is
to
be
emphasized.
There
are
laws
to
deal
with
the
cases
of
the
reckless,
careless
and
incompetent
ones,
be
they
motorists
or
pedestrians,
and
the
authorities
are
duty-bound
to
do
their
utmost
to
see
these
regulations
are
enf
orcedand
the
penalties,
when
necessary,
imposed.
Such'
violators
are
a
menace
to
themselves
butvvhat
is
more
important,
they
are
a
menace
to
.
others
who
may
be
innocent
and
blameless.
$19.50
$.").30
Down
and
a
Week
HOYS'
AI.I.-WU0I
$2
JACKETS
FOR
Wholesome
Flavor
Nutritious
Fo::d
Value
Downright
(ioaJncss
.
.
IT'S
DELICIOUS
BREAD
Haked
Fresh
Daily
Your
first
instalment
was
payable
October
lit.
Your
tecond
it
payable
November
lit.
If
you
are
paying
by
this
method,
you
will
receive
your
Hospital
Insurance
Certificate
for
1950
after
payment
of
at
least
half
the
annual
premium.
Keep
instalment
payments
up
to
date.
The
following
important
information'
should
he
noted:
1.
RETURN
BILLING
CERTIFICATE
WITH
FIRST
PAYMENT.
'
:
...
RUPERT
BAKERY
LTD
619
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
KEY
POINT
"THE
UNION
BOARD
OF
HEALTH
of
Prince
I
Rupert,
at
a
meeting
this
week,
drew
attention
to
the
fact
that
the
area
is
without
the
services
of
both
a
full-time
medical
health
officer
and
a
laboratory
technician
and
the
need
for
both
is
great
and
growing
in
this
area
of
increasing
importance.
Under
the
provincial
and
municipal
health
set-up,
the
services
of
both
are
provided
for.
It
is
to
be
realized,
of
course,
that
there
is
difficulty
in
obtaining
personnel
for
the
positions.
The
shortage
of
doctors
and
the
inadequacy
of
educational
facilities
to
turn
them
out
are
glaring
circumstances.
Yet
Prince
Rupert
is
one
of
the
key
communities
in
British
Columbia
and
its
claim
is
entitled
to
a
considerable
degree
of
priority.
The
Union
Board
of
Health
would
appear
to
be
justified
in
its
feeling
that
every
pressure
should
be
brought
to
bear
to
see
that,
if
at
all
possible,
the
positions
are
filled
without
delay
in
the
interests
of
the
health
and
welfare
of
the
city
and
district.
The
Billing
Certificate
is
of
no
value
to
you
until
it
hat
been
validated
after
at
least
half
the
premium
ii
paid.
Paid
up
Billing
Certificate
becomes
your
Hoipital
Insurance
Certificate
for
1950.
Your
remittance
will
identify
your
choice
of
payment
plan,
i.e.
Annual,
Semi-Annual
or
lix
equal
instalments.
ARREARS
are
shown
on
the
stub
in
ink
and
must
be
paid
in
addition
to
the
premium
before
the
(I
lj
IX
I
Keep
Your
Battery
Feelin'
GOOD
i!
i
Li.i
:it
tronr
pur.
A
t"1'
certificate
can
be
validated.
6.
USE
THE
MAIL
WHEREVER
POSSIBLE.
7.
Notify
District
Office
promptly
of
change
In
marital
status,
dependents
or
address.
tit
rti
nailery
wtn
mc
j""
.
will
exhaust
you!
Avoid
this,
by
havnj.
hattPt-v
phpfkptl
and
chareed
regulari.
do
it
in
iie-time.
Drive
in
today!
Make
cheques,
money
orders
or
postal
notes
payable
to
the
B.
C.
Hospital
Insurance
Service
and
return
with
the
Billing
Certificate
to
District
Registrar
and
Collector,
B.
C.
Hospital
Insurance
Service
at
the
office
at
which
you
are
registered.
REGISTRATION
OF
NEW
RESIDENTS.
As
soon
as
new
residents
take
up
residence
in
B.
C.
they
are
required
to
register
by
contacting
their
nearest
B.
C.
Hospital
Insurance
Service
local
office.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAYS!
'
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Vvs'
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RICH
IN
FLAVOR-
MONEY
SAV
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hev
a
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enjoy
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BLANKET
SALE
BLANKETS
Pure
Wool
White
with
Striped
Ends
64
x
84
Per
Pair
$13.85
BLANKETS
Pure
Wool
White,
70
x
84,
Per
Pair
S15.JJ
PLANKETS
Pure
Wool
White,
72
x
90,
Per
Pair
$1135
BLANKETS
Pare
Wool
Grey,
64
x
84,
Per
Pair
$
9.65
WI
THROWS,
Pure
Wool,
Various
Colors
60
x
80
Each
$
7
93
SATURDAY
AND
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
8TH
AND
10TII
Bee
our
Window
'
Mall
Orders
Promptly
Filled
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
Phone
775
3!7
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
MARGE
HE
(l!
.A
Don't
put
your
billing
certificate
'away.
Mail
it
now
-V
vvilh
your
remittance
to
assure
protection
for
younelf
and
your
family.
I
Atk
any
of
the
thousands
who
have
received
benefits
what
they
think
of
Hospital
Insurance.
THE
NEW
H-Mt
r-vTlTIiJ-i.
EASY
SPREADINU
i
ETOr
ASK
YOUR
GROCER
FOR
NEW
MA
FOR
ECONOMY
AND
DOWNBIGH
B.C.-ll(lSPITALaiISeRM(E
SERVICE'
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Product
of
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