nt.D
skit
-I,...
!tributed
to
William
H.
Brett,
I
C.C.F.
candidate
for
Prince
Ru-
.
rnt,u,
r
r
tt
I
1
prince
Uupcr.1
Daflp
Ottos
Saturday,
May
14,
1319
6:55
8
P.M.
111
ITI
.
r
ii
TODAY
ine
ruiler
Brush
M
an
aaan
Waterfront
-
Whiffs
SUNDAY
MIDHlIf
ohi
,oi,s
Mv,K
Bl;;
pert,
UliU
rittniw
vatutri,
v.w.i-
.
candidate
for
Atlin,
Mr.
Sinclair
agreed
that
that
party
may
have
urged
the
native
vote
for
the
last
16
years.
"It
may
be,"
he
said,
"that
the
C.C.F.
have
pressed
for
the
native
vote
for
16
years
but
the
Native
Brotherhood
has
worked
and
spent
large
sums
of
money
over
19
years
for
the
expansion
of
our
rights.
"Rev.
Dr.
Peter
Kelly
of
the
Brotherhood
legislation
com-
in
.
WALLACE'S;
Tropicanasj
Arc
Here
!
DON
CASTLE
Al'DREY
LONG
in
.
'PERILOUS
WATERS'
4
ct
1
'GUNNING
HALIBUT
SALES
BULKING
HEAVY-OLD
PRINCE
GEORGE
TO
SEATTLE-H.M.C.S.
ONTARIO
IS
COMING
HERE
HoHimt
lunrlin.ra
rliirinrr
the
last
week
have
given
FOR
JUSTK
STARTS
MONDAY
7
P.M
.9
0.
J
(ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT)
Prince
Rupert
fish
houses
their
busiest
period
since
Ma
v.
15)47.
with
almost
3.000.000
pounds
pouring
in
NATIVE
LEADER
FOR
COALITION
Refutes
C.C.F.
Claim
to
Credit
They
Wanted
Japs
Back
KITWANGA
Harold
Sinclair,
upper
Skeena
River
president
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia,
urged
support
of
the
Coalition
party
among
his
people
in
an
address
in
which
he
shared
credit
for
the
native
provincial
voting
rights
between
the
Brotherhood
and
the
government.
"For
nineteen
long
years
our
Brotherhood
leaders
have
struggled
for
this
advance
at
a
cost
of
many
thousands
of
dollars,"
he
declared.
"Now,
we
have
the
risht
and
power
to
vote,
granted
by
the
provincial
authorities.
We
must
remember
that
we
still
have
further
claims
to
make
and
that
we
must
demand
them
of
the
authorities
in
power."
Commenting
on
rtatoments
at-
:
a.
i"
1
WOlsViA
daHAVaUND.
from
the
regular
fleet
and
camps
as
the
fishermen
experienced
per
their
first
heavy
fishing
since
the
season
!
mittec,
President
William
Scow,
i
Thomas
Gosnell
and
Guy
Wil-I
liams
have
gone
to
Ottawa
with
!
our
claims
and
that
brings
up
the
question:
'Who
actually
gave
j
us
our
right
to
vote?'
"Was
it
the
C.C.F.
party?
j
"May
I
say
that
when
the
right
to
vole
was
granted
to
'
us,
it
was
signed
by
Attorney-;
General
Gordon
Wismer
and
i
ir
i
mm
i
opened
on
may
i.
was
339i
her
Total
land.ngs.at
Prince
Ru-
$
t
cr
first
skiver
pert
since
.the
.end
Bu;cy.
AM;otl
urvtit
toy,,
UM!(
1
nave
vvvn
.ao.,u
um?
.
ri,llirliml,n,
bill
of
iltC
OlVVi"
'
j
which
2.892,000
pounds
have
1
fA
sale,
records
the
transfer
of
title
i
,Dcen
irom
wanauuu.
diwui
anu
,
skeena
4
I
152,000
from
American.
Only
.
"
t
...
.
,
Transportation
Co.
to
the
MrMl
Nortn-
11
seven
American
boats
have
made
XT
"7
-
,
,,
.
,
,
j
em
Trading
Co.
of
VAtnnn,rn
Edmonton
deliveries
here
so
far
this,
sea-
,
cc,
'v
:s
Premier
Byron
Johnson.
There
was
no
C.C.F.
signature
on
that
document."
Mr.
Sinclair
recalled
that
the
C.C.F.
had
long
ago
advocated
the
return
of
the
Japanese
to
the
coast
and
their
participation
in
the
vote,
af
the
same
time,
apparently
forgetting
the
rights
of
Canada's
original
a
.'.
:
son.
Landings
at
Prince
Rupert
!
is
some
hit
shrouded
by
tlc-.c;
but
it
is
believed
that
the
pur-
!
chasers
took
her
vital
parts,
in-
For
F1CMC
()l)Ui;s
pounds,
an
amount
comparable
with
those
at
the
same
time
a
year
ago.
!
eluding
boilers
and
engine
to
the
MacKenzie
River
for
servic?
on
a
i
new
hull
there,
leaving
htr
em-
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Daily
;
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
BERLIN
LAD
MAKES
FOR
WESTERN
SECTOR
This
youngster
Is
typical
of
the
many
German
children
in
the
Soviet
zone
of
Berlin,
who,
realizing
"they
never
had
It
so
bad,"
decided
to
make
for
the
western
sector
where
life
is
reputed
to
be
more
worth
while
living.
Carrying
with
him
all
of
his
worldly
belong-
.
..,
,
...
.
.1
try
hulk
to
rot
on
a
D
gby
Island
have
risen
steadily
since
the
first
;
,
....
,
!
the
T
In-cargo
beach.
(We
had
thought
sold
a
K.t.
better
4i,
than
.
was
.
a
,
.
mm
week
ago.
Initial
sale
price
was'"1
IU"
"7
t
Island
but
Doug.
Frizzell
says
it
.
Lunch
Boxes
With
trays
Thermos
Bottles
Paper
Cups
Paper
Plates
Paper
Spoons
Paper
Serviettes
was
at
Port
Esslngtont.
yesterday,
the
246,000
pounds
mm
I
ings,
he
is
plodding
along
a
deserted
railroad
track
toward
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C,
Ph.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Phone
BLUE
442
for
Appointment
HOCRS
0:30
a.m.
to
12:30
p.m.
and
3
to
6
p.m.
EVENINGS
Monday
and
Friday.
7:30
p.m.
foi
those
unable
to
come
during
th
day.
RECEPTIONIST
In
attendance
afternoons.
which
went
on
the
board,
sold;
nt
prices
ranging
from
18.2
:
cents
to
18.9
cents.
I
I
Only
two
boats
have
delivered
'
from
area
three,
both
of
them
One
Price
In
Montreal!
One
Price
In
Vancouver'
ONE
PRICE
AT
WALLACE'S
J
$4.98
i
Sizes
12-20
and
38-11
J
Those
rich,
value-giving,
j
practical
dresses
you've
i
been
-waiting
for.
'
ua
1
1
a
rcc
i
A.
MacKEXZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
"A
Good
Place
to
Buy"
See
Our
Window
Display
of
SIMMONS
and
KESTMORE
Bedding
327
3rd
Ave.
West
Phone
775
Reports
are
circulating
r.
Ke-;
chikan
that
the
rusted
hulk
of
the
old
Prince
George,
which
;
burned
in
Ketchikan
harbor
in
i
September,
1945,
is
to
be
rc-i
"
Hi
II
I
U1WU
MM
American.
the
British
sector.
In
the
hope
of
finding
his
aunt't
apartment.
The
lad
had
come
from
the
Kopenick
area
of
the
Soviet
sector
of
Berlin
and
said
he
had
walked
the
whole
14
miles.
When
asked
what
BIG
LOAD
OF
HALIBUT
!
floated
and
towed
to
Seattle.;
What
may
be
the
biggest
load
The
rust-red
hi-11,
lying
on
its:
518
3rd
Ave.
W.
I
nP."
he
intended
to
do
when
he
i
reached
bis
aunt's,
he
replied
that
he
"hadn't
made
any
plans
as
yet.'"
'of
halibut
to
be
delivered,
by
:
sicie,
is
now
resting
an
uravma:
;
the
regular
fleet
here
since
Pet?'
l;and
opposite
Ketchikan
where
'
'
Jacobspn
brought
his
Paragon
'she
was
beached
and
allowed
toj
'in
1944
with
100,000
poundsl
burn
out.
Salvtge
tT-,c
have,
'aboard
is
expected
at
the
week-
teen
prtching
the
hu'l
un
suf-i
end,
according
to
word
received
ficiently
to
permit
of
it
bcingl
If
MLLKUL
J
m
m
5
III
T
mm
)pcs
-
lt'
LHi
You
Saw
It
In
The
News!
!
1
"
srrpi.iEs
Kirt
iro
'
'
1
locally.
Hoated.
!.
Word
is
out
that
Chris
Park-(
.
void
is
enroute
from
Area
Three
The
Canadian
Faeific
ve.ssel
HALIBUT
SALES
American
Urania,
42,000,
Royal,
19
1c,
17.7c
and
14.5c.
Canadian
U.
C.
hrocuccr.
42,000.
Atlin.
PRINTING
STATIONERY
FOR
HOfl
DcL
.iv,
iH
nnnH
Partner
burdened
!
Princess
Louise
made
the
third
,
grf.itim;
cards
niui
vii..
"
-
,
,
-
-
vith
100.000
pounds.
Word
along
trip
of
her
summer
schedule
to
WANTED
Empty
Beer
Bottles
CITY
TRANSFER
WILL
COLLECT
THEM
AT
YOUU
DOOR
CARTONED
OR
LOOSE
WE
PAT
CASD
PHONE
950
PENS
AND
PKN't'lIS
,h
atrTrf.nt
Ls
that
the
Good
,
Alaska
this
week,
dockina
here
18-8c,
17.2c
and
14c.
Hopewell,
Sunday.
!
at
11
:
15
Fridav
mornm
j
under
20,000,
Cold
Storage,
18.8c,
17.7c
Commodore
Caie
Delivery
Phone
383
Phone
rdnartian
fishina:
vessels
en-1
command
of
Caot.
Petr
Les'k-
land
l-5c
DIBB
PRINTING
CO
'
i
tho
north
Pacific
hali-'
She
r.n.liffl
192
nassen.-rir
:.n.l
Robert
JJ.,
30,000,
Cu-Op.
E5lu
I
'
piio:-
BESNER
BLOCK
Prompt
and
Efficient
Servici
ANYTIME
ANYWHERE
Try
a
Classified
Ad
lor
Results.
f
uener
man
ever
Best
Food
and
Service
In
Cltyj,
;Iphone
17
for
Send-Out
Order.;!;
Third
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.
J
;
Eytcheson
&
Ponder!
PHONE
383
J.
II.
MAIK
but
fishery
are
permitted
to
lana
a
.heavy
lieighl
cargj
for
the
their
"
catches
of
halibut
and
north.
black
cod
at
Alaskan
ports
of
j
.
entry
on
compliance
with
ap-
j
Second
coastal
steamer
to
orjck
plicable
customs
laws
up
to
Friday
was
the
Union
vessel
Cc-January
1,
1930,
under
the
terms
quitlam
which
arrived
at
1
p.m
of
an
international
agreement.;
from
Vancouver.
She
had
a
light
Under
the
treaty,
United
State.
passenger
list
for
Prince
Ru-fishing
vessels
engaged
In
the
J
pert,
but
disembarked
a
dozen
north
Pacific
halibut
fishery
ar?
;
Cellulose
Co.
workmen
at
Wat-
REAL
(fflltigh
Old
l&mtmwsfcr
0n$$
granted
similar
privileges
in
the
j
son
l.-.;and.
She
sailed
for
the
porta
of
British
Columbia.
Masset
Inlet
at
10
o'clock
Inst
!
night
and
w
ill
be
back
tomor-
A
couple
of
ancient
documents'
row
southbound.
of
interest
to
early
residents
oi;
the
district
were
unearthed
aV
Last
evening
at
7
o'clock
the
the
Port
Edward
Hotel
the
other
Catala,
another
Union
Steam-:
day.
One
was
the
certificate
of
ship
Co.
liner,
arrived
in
port'
registration
of
the
stem
paddle
from
Vancouver
via
varijusj
vJhecl
river
steamer
Inlander
coastal
points.
She
sailed
latr
which
plied
the
Skeena
Kiver
in-
the
evening
on
her
return
from
September,
1910,
until
when
south.
The
hMML
is
perfectly
brmct
Vurion
I
Ale
she
was
sofd.
The
certificate
of
.
'
A
registration
shows
that
the
In-'
A
local
notice
to
mariners
lander,
owned
by
the
Prince
Ru-
from
the
office
of
the
Depart-
pert
Skeena
Transportation
Co.'
men
t
of
Transport
hera
an-Lld.
was
built
at
the
Vicioria
nounces
that
Tenas
Island
tl-Machinery
Depot,
where
her
200-
ectric
beacon
is
reported
not
pound
pressure
boiler
and
en-
burning.
It
will
n
attended
to
gine
were
also
made.
Her
reg-,
as
soon
as
possible.
-
a
C'"
'
-'
',
H
i
tte
finest
of
fine
ales
cat
"HAVE
A
CASE
HADY
AT
ALL
TIMES"
II
i
'A
WkJl
Refit
Now
With
a
Brand
New
VIVIAN
At
This
Amczinsly
Low
Price!
$SU0
only
t'M;lXM
There's
no
lu-tler
luv
on
the
rntrlne
ma
iket!
IMMKDIAli'i
i'i-i''-
IAN
Marine
Gasoline
Knine,
5!j"
x
7"
model,
from
stock.
.
AIHMTV
of
ihi-
P"!"
Hundreds
of
fishirmn
h.-ive
ni-ovi-n
the
DKl'KN
highest
ri
the
Inr'
Vivian
model
Over
the
past
10
years
it
has
gained
tion
for
rcliahility
in
the
toughest
working;
conditions.
low
Jn
jrive
maximum
KCONOMY
the
Vivian
Cas
hnRine
is
"'h',
,..,ic.
Vo
Kpeed,
heavy-duty
type,
with
fewer
cylinders
and
larjrer
i
e
a
nd
or
0ei
iivitj
can
run
it
at
full
speed
continuously
without
strain
IB
ERIE
WE
lowest
fuel
consumption.
iissll'
.....
.
..I'l
VkC'l'
RASY
11
A
I
IN
I
KIN
ANCK
and
LOWKK
OVVKKIIACi
v
.
.,,1
clutfh
all
parts
being
readily
accessible.
Cylinder-heads,
side
plates
a"
are
easily
removed.
LIMITED
and
1
WEPRIPEOF
tHSEjS
Maniif(irt'"v(l
Entirely
in
Aiuioiiiiceitieiit
.
.
Commencing
Regular
Service
Monday,
May
16
Three
Kound
Trips
Weekly
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
MASSET,
JCSTKATLA.
All-FORD
BAY,
CLMSHEWA
AND
OTHKK
POINTS
ON
THE
QVECN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
FOR
INFORMATION
PHONE
793
lh
15
h.p.
5i2"
x
7"
Vivian
Marine
Gasoline
Engine,
550
r.p.m.,
with
enclosed
clutch
running
in
oil,
dual
ignition,
Bosch
mag-eto,
Autolite
timer
and
coil.
Supplied
with:
6-foot
Bronze
Shaft
(machined);
Stern
Bearing;
Stuffing
Box;
Bronze
-Hanger
Bolts;
Sea
Connections;
Screen
and
Shut-off
Cock;
Propcilor;
Fittings
for
exhaust
pipe
and
outside
cover;
Lag
Screws
for
attaching
engine
to
bed,
ALL
FOR
S80U
h
Colinninn
Brilis
FO
B.
VANCOUVER.
Equipment
such
as
generator,
electric
starter,
power
takeoff,
may
be
purchased
extra.
VANCOUVER
NEW
WESTMINSTER
.
VICTORIA
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tht
Government
of
British
Columbia
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
PRUNES
cm
"'
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iui
ttttaiutjuc
1
I
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nlfcialiil
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