H
Hotel.
.
HOW
c
pttat
Rupert
Oaflf
f3etni
LtD.
Saturday,
September
4,
1948
Kwl
Uay
itnm
r&.
il
o
JrJ)
Waterfront
'
Whiffs
1
B
AN:
Q-
Shomd
globes
be
clf
CAic
Fi'vert
Kicdson,
B.
M.
p..
.
it
Carneu,
much
Vancouver;
G.
Gay,
Prince
soiled
George;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Kay,
throwing
out
.
,
inn-
'"nil,
me
,
eouver;
m.
a.
uixun,
h.
B.
Paying
jor
Stormy
Weather
Holds
Up
Tuna
Fishing
Juneau
Lumber
Cargo
Heia
'Hot'
Here
riercey,
wuui
tcuuy
,
u.
ri.
far-
sue
in
riot
(i
nell,
Kumealun
Inlet;
.
Swan-!
Q-
Huw
ti
2
fcasia
tJf
T
i
son
Houston;
o.
Hansen.
R.
lm
touet
article.
Jack,
Vancouver;
G.
Duplisse.j
A.
They
Cai
Osland;
M.
and
Mrs.
M.
Skip-
'ant
jjoliKh
ness
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs
wn't
Vaseh
H.
Haugman,
Houston;
Mr.
and1
ltn
soil
t
Stormy
weather
which
has
prevailed
almost
continuously
throughout
the
past
week
brought
practically
all"
fishing
operations
to
a
standstill,
including
the
new
tuna
harvest
on
the
west
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
run
is
still
there,
the
Department
of
Fisheries
stated
last
night,
and
the
fishing
Mrs.
a.
iwi)W)i;i;ifr.i
luna
Mrs.i"'J
"
Keep
A.
I
jForfit,
i
Vancouver;
Mr,
allft
j
wood
has
ab
-
'
AEF"
;;";;''"r
i
Hf
"'
Mrs.
F."li.
"Wright
and
family.
.
Q
H'
uw
car
J.
J.
Mans,
city;
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Vancouver.
vessels
are
still
hovering
neiirby
'lands
caused
A.
Use
a
g,.
dishwashing,
tbc
handi
a;
the
Rivers
Inlet
area.
With
Fisheries
Inspector
Charles
Lord
he
visited
here
on
more
than
one
occasion.
Mr.
Weaver
served
for
seven
years
with
the
Royal
Advertise
In
ttie
Ialiy
tows!
cnina
and
Ei
but
the
catches
in
the
new
Marine
bonanza
have
been
reduced
to
a
minimum.
So
far
600,000
pounds
of
tuna
have
been
landed
here.
There
has
been
a
drop
in
the
price
this
week
to
$550
per
ton.
It
was
$600
per
ton
before.
TODAY
at
2.00
-4.25-6.5
Canadian
Mounted
Police
in
the
-
s
Arctic
before
the
Second
World
b-t'
'
War
in
which,
despite
his
as
'
of
34.
he
became
a
flight
lieu-1
Another
barge
shipment
of
tenant
air-gunner,
doing
a
tour
of
duty
in
Lancasters.
He
is
survived,
in
addition
to
his.
widow.
some
twenty
carloads
or
400.000
WOMEN
PROTEST
HIGH
r.:2AT
PRiCiS
Lady
Crusaders
in
New
York
City
picket
a
big
Dutcher
shop
in
an
attempt
to
drive
.,,11
nipat.
nriros
Reekine
the
co-ODeration
of
the
retail
"At
least,
you
won't
be
bothered
by
peddlars!
f
I
MM
Mptf
ta
ta
-a
US
usi
i
Ut
lit
KSUB
tfiM
mJ
feet
of
lumber
from
ths
Juneau
Spruce
Corporation's
sawmill
at
m
m
m
by
two
children
in
Vancouver.;
butchers
in
thelr
campaign,
the
housewives
have
drastically
w
mil
mn
ni
u
.
wim
.
d
II
i
the
Alaska
capital
arrived
at
Prince
Rupert
on
Monday
of
this
week
behind
the
motor
tug
San-
cut
down
meat
consumption.
Throughout
the
nation
meat
dealers
declare
the
spreading
boycott
is
beginning
to
affect
sales.
m
m
WALLACE'S
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
Whether
or
riot
a
big
overhaul
job
is
to
be
undertaken
soon
on
the
veteran
Canadian
National
Steamships
coastal
liner
but
still
remained
un
m
!
tnna
ed
seven
placer
dredging
opera-1
EDDIE
DEAN
AI.
LARUE
lions
and
also
broadcast
from
Dawson
radio
station.
At
White-
(HI
loaded
yesterday
at
the
lumber
assembly
wharf
here.
It
is
the
second
consignment
of
its
kind,
the
first
having
been
made
last
spring
through
the
dry
dock
pier.
Since
then
the
Juneau
mill
had
been
tied
up
by
labor
trouble.
Prince
Rupert
will
be
carried
out
at
Prince
Rupert
is
the
question
upon
which
enlightenment
is
being
awaited
here.
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
instituted
inquiries
for
definite
IMPRESSED
WITH
NORTH
British
Information
Hirector
Sees
Great
Tourist
Traffic
Possibilities
horse
he
addressed
the
Kiwanis.
He
spoke
before
the
Rotary
Club
here
Thursday.
WILD
WEST'
HEAK
!
The
lumber
is
considered
"hot"
City
Merchants
Starts
MONDA
cargo
here
because
of
the
fact
that
it
was
not
loaded
by
the
j
School
Opening
SALE
5
GIRLS'
and
BABIES'
E
READY-TO-WEAR
SALE
NOW
ON
at
WALLACE'S
of
Course!
information
loaowing
the
announcement
yesterday
that
the
Rupert
was
being
withdrawn
from
service
at
the
middle
of
this
month,
being
replaced
by
the
new
Prince
George.
The
Greatly
impressed
with
"the
most
interesting
part
of
the!
world'
'he
ha$
ever
seen
and
he
I
regular
longshoremen
at
Ju
7SU
maitataH4
pot
tc
3300
iaitj)
tea
has
travelled
extensively
In
the
neau.
There
seems
to
be
uncertainty
as
to
the
final
disposition
of
the
shipment.
City
merchants
are
asked
In
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
Into
the
Dally
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
Imperial
government
service,
Peter
H.
Bennett,
deputy
direc
J
George
was
in
port
northbound
i
yesterday
from
10
a.m.
until
2
tor,
United
Kingdom
Informa-',
With
fourteen
carloads
of
j
p.m.
on
her
final
voyage
of
the
frozen
fish
from
Sitka
for
trans-1
season
in
the
Alaska
tourist
tion
Service
at
Ottawa,
see.i
tremendous
possibilties
from
a
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
thc
mechanical
A
shipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways,
Northland
tourist
standpoint
for
all
the
department
In
keeping
to
thc
north
country
Northern
British
regular
hour
for
publication
After
an
absence
of
several
Columbia
and
Yukon
when
it.
becomes
better
known.
Mr.
Ben-
Transportation
Co.'s
big
refrigerator
motorship
Lucidor
was
in
port
yesterday
from
Alaska.
After
discharging
here,
the
Lucidor
sailed
for
Seattle.
CUNARD
WHITE
STAR
i
weeks
on
a
cruise
as
far
down
j
the
coast
as
the
Gulf
Islands.
I
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin
is
due
home
'
today
with
his
power
yacht
Fi'Jl
nett
motored
over
the
Alaska
Highway
from
Whitehorse
to
the
j
Kluane
Lake
country
and
was
TO
SEE
IT
IS
TO
KNOW
ITS
$!".;
Moon.
He
also
called
at
Van
Ken
Weaver,
fisheries
Inspec
Code
Cterk,
USSR
fmby,
0!Uwj.
(mil
Mvelilions
ol
th
itom
bomb
spy
pW
tkit
couver
where
his
parents,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergin,
reside
i
and
met
his
brother,
Dr.
Fred
1
Kergin,
who
has
been
on
the
tor
at
Alert
Bay,
who
lost
his
life
in
a
plane
crash
near
Alert
Bay
this
Thursday,
was
no
ctrnnupr
t
Prlnp
R.imprt.
In
particularly
struck
with
it.
i
Mr.
Bennett,
whose
trip
has
been
partly
on
vacation
and
partly
on
business,
flew
into
Whitehorse.
He
also
visited
Dawson
and
came
here
Wednesday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Lou-
I
1111
I
TO
SEE
IT
IS
TO
FEEL
ITS
If-
ct
from
Toronto.
Mrs.
Kergin
1945
he
was
engineer
on
the
and
family
are
returning
homo
"Th
House
On
92nd
Street."
"Booraen"!'"
w
til
fisheries
department
cruiser
Beldis
which
was
stationed
hi
by
steamer
next
Wednesday
i,sc
from
t
h
e
north.
Yesterday
K
Consult
u
lur
your
needs
in
all
types
of
printing
work.
Everything
inr
high-class
stationery.
Fountain
Pens
Cards
for.
every
occasion
lHItlt
Printing
PASSENGER
SAILINGS
CANADA
TO
EUROPE
j
he
left
by
plane
for
Sand.spU
Seiners
operating
in
Nadentand
wl"
spcnri
four
dayii
on
thc
Harbor
and
Mauett
Inlet
have!UPen
Charlotte
Islands
visltine,
'ifted
slightly
more
than
500.000
'
1('KSing
operations
and
native
villaKes'
After
u"
ln
Van'
pinks
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
daf
Ic,j
,,.
i
.1
!
iouver
he
will
proceed
East.
ANA
SAWMILL
EQUIPMENT
'Little
Giant"
Portable
Saw
In
Dawson
Mr.
Bennett
visit-
from
Montreal
Monrteal
"
Montreal
"
Halifax
"
Halifax
TO
LIVERPOOL
ASCANIA
Sept.
9
ASCAN!
Oct.
8
ASCANIA
Nov.
5
ASCANIA11
Dec.
3
SAMARIA
.
Dec.
10
Calls
at
Greenock
TO
SOUTHAMPTON
opened.
There
were,
about
40
of!
the
big
netters
operating
in
Mas-!
sett
Inlet
during
-the
week
but
since
Monday
storms
have
,prac-:
mills
with
3
sizes
In
carriages.
Little
Giant"
Edgers
for
2
and
3-saw
arrangement
and
the
roi
BESNER
BLOCK
THIRD
AVENUE
"Little
Giant"
Improved
4-
RJNfHAWC
iim
UROtGtR
tnH6ut9i.!
sided
ball
-
bearing
Planer,
!
AND
ASTHMA
HAY
FEVER
MtKATtlKANY
CANADA
Mil.
Vancouver.
HC
3
complete
with
heads,
knives
belts
and
shaving
jexhauster.
In
Stock
and
Ready
to
Ship
tically
put
a
stop
to
their
ae-!
tivlties.
The
southeastern
por-1
tion
of
Butedale
fisheries
area
will
be
open
to
seiners
at
mid-!
night
Sunday,
September
5.
With
the
exception
of
Roscoe
Iniet,
the
whole
of
the
Bella
Bella
are
will
also
be
open
to
seirers
at
midnight
Sunday.
Most
of
the
catch
in
tru
area
will
consist
of
chums
and
cohoes.
According
to
reports,
the
water
ievel
of
most
rivers
leading
to
salmon
spawning
grounds
is
AQUITANIA
Sept.
18
from
Halifax
AQL'ITANIA
Oct.
7
"
Halifax
AQUITANIA
Oct.
28.
"
Halifax
AQUITANIA
Nov.
18
"
Halifax
AQUITANIA
Dec.
9
"
Halifax
'
,
AQUITANIA
Dec.
30
"
Halifax
TO
LONDON
SAMARIA
Oct.
2
from
Quebec
SCYTHIA
Oct.
16
-
'
Quebec
SAMARIA
Nov.
6
"
Quebec
SCYTHIA
Nov.
20
"
Quebec
SCYTHIA
Dec.
24
"
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AND
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McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
CUSTC
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
higher
than
average,
a
condi
We
carry
a
complete
line
of
Dodge
Steel
Split
Pulleys,
Steel
Belt
Lacing,
Ball
-
Bearings
Saws
and
Power
Units,
both
gasoline
and
diesl.
Truch
Winches,
Boomers,
Power
Take-offs
and
Steel
Cable.
Your
inquiries
will
receive
prompt
attention.
'
MACHINERY
DEPOT
LTD.
1029-30
Tenth
Ave.
West
CALGARY,
ALBERTA
tion
that
permits
the
fish
to
FOR
YOUR
HOCK
AND
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BLUE
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New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
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The
new
Model
231
Marconi
BatW1
short
wave
radio.
In
New,
Offices
ROOM
10
STONE
BUILDING
RATES
OF
PASSAGE
SCYTHIA,
SAMARIA
Flat
rate
$175.
ASCANIA
Tourist
$140.
1st
Class
from
$210.
AQUITANIA
Tourist
$160.
1st
Class
from
$220.
REGULAR
SAILINGS
FROM
NEW
YORK
Queen
Elizabeth
Mauritania
Queen
Mary
.
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Parthia
'
Britannic
Media
Apply
to
your
local
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or
to
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rase
for
battm
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Sain
their
spawning
beds
without
too
much
difficulty
although
when
the
streams
are
high,
salmon
eggs
are
likely
to
be
deposited
too
far
ud
the
banks
in
many
cases
leaving
them
exposed
to
frost
when
the
water
recedes.
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We
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