6
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prince
tlupcrt
Diiflp
JRcUjj
Saturday,
May
28,
1!49
LAST
TIMES
TODAY
short-season
years.
thi
district,
Improved
this
week
.
pinall.
now
on
holidays.
American
landings
this
year
1
off
he
north
and
off
the
Queen
Exuberant
over
their
10-day
i
have
been
smaller
than
was
ex-
Charlottes
where
the
biggest
con-
crui.se
to
Alaska.
252
members
.
rtH
totalline
1.520.000
nnunris1
centration
of
trolling
boats
is
of
the
Porland,
Oregon
Journal
7
p.m.
-
9:30
The
Alaska
Steamship
Lines
motor
vessel
Luciclor
docked
here
at
4
o'clock
Friday
after-noon
with
seven
carloads
of
frozen
fish
from
Ketchikan
for
hhipnient
to
the
eastern
American
market.
She
sailed
at
11:30
p.m.
to
continue
south
for
H...
...(I
.
gi
.myrmi
1
SUNDAY
MIDNITE1
centred.
Catches
there,
cruise
party
arrived
back
in
up
to
Friday.
However
there
j
now
have
been
a
considerable
num-1
however,
are
said
to
be
only
Prince
Rupert
at
9
o'clock
last
ber
of
boats,
ouJ
these
were
moderate.
!
night
after
visiting
Ketchikan,
mostly
the
smaller
ones
of
the
I
In
the
Naas
River
area
and
Juneau,
Skagway,
Lake
Bennett
monday
Waterfront
ONLY
fleet
fish
Area
Two.
Deliveries
off
Dundas
Islands,
troiiers
nave
ana
cm
cross
normoounu
aim
,j
I
j.
Will
I
I
l
Jg
j..y'r
Doors
Open
Wrangcll
and
Ketchikan
south
been
getting
30
to
5Q
pounds
a
from
Area
Three
by
the
bigger
7
I-m.-9
BARBARA
STAN
day.
The
season
there
is
just
12:01
ill
I
IM
H
ijMi
il
li
!
bound.
The
Prince
George,
which
is
their
cruise
vessel,
today
is
-
vvnins
Americans
have
been
fewer.
Halibut
prices
took
an
upward
beginning
Gillnetters
on
the,
Skeena
this
sailing
in
Douglas
Channel
and
12
-
Rupert
Peoples
Store"
AND
week
averaged
200
pounds
of
Gardner
Canal
in
the
heart
of
spring
salmon
per
boat
for
the
i
the
coast
range.
First
port
they
week,
an
amount
barely
large
!
will
touch
'before
the
cruise
ends
flurry
at
the
beginning
of
the
week,
setting
what
so
far
is
a
record
price,
then
dropping
back
to
a
more
normal
level.
On
Monday,
the
American
boat
J.B.
sold
30,500
pounds
to
Royai
for
24c,
18.5c
and
16.5c
while
enough
to
pay
expenses.
There
.
at
Vancouver
on
Tuesday
morn
:
Alaska
To
Use
Prince
Rupert
Two
Million
Pounds
of
Halibut
Spring
Salmon
Improving
Two
proposals,
either
of
which
will
have
a
pro
i
are
about
50
gillnetters
whiling
their
time
on
the
Skeena.
ing
will
be
Victoria,
where
the
passengers
will
spend
a
full
day.
"STELU
several
other
vessels
sold
for
top
Next
Friday,
June
3,
at
ruid-
Shore
workers
of
the
United
prices
of
20
cents.
This,
how-
by
Rose
Marie
Reid
.
.
......
I
ilt
4Un
.L.w.i,,n
,i,,oA
ever,
was
a
momentary
rkr
Fishermen
ana
Ainca
woikits
,
ibw
n.-
maws
"
found
effect
on
Prince
Rupert
as
a
shipping-
port
to
Alaska,
are
being
studied
in
the
United
States.
They
j
are
based
on
the
continuing
demand
of
southeastern
.
Alaska
ports
for
better
steamship
service
and
they
don't
care
who
provides
it
so
lone;
as
improvement
i
materializes.
1
j
At
Washington
this
week,
the!
However,
what
results
from
i
merchant
marine
sub-committee,
these
plans,
the
fact
that
im-of
the
House
of
Representatives
provements
arc
under
considera-
by
ReJ
ommg
Tue
caused
by
an
urgent
market
de-'
Union
are
momentarily
expect-;
of
halibut
fishing
in
Areas
1A,
niand.
Otherwise
prices
through-,
ing
ord
n
the
results
of
the
IB
and
Two
in
waters
off
Al-out
the
week
remained
at
about
arbitration
hearing
between
the
j
aska
and
Canada.
Area
1A
in-18.5c,
16.5c
and
14c.
union
and
coast
fishing
com-,
eludes
all
convention
waters
j
panics
over
wages
and
working
1
southeast
of
a
line
running
BoaU
leaving
for
the
Area
conditions.
The
matter
has
been
northeast
and
southwest
through
Two
grounds
now
are
on
their,
before
an
arbitration
board
In;
Cape
Blanco
Light.
Area
IB
in-last
trip,
since
it
was
announced'
the
south
now
Tor
several
weeks.
!
eludes
all
convention
waters
be-this
week
that
the
Area
will
be
The
union
has
already
reached
j
tween
Area
1A
and
a
line
run-closed
at
midnight,
June
3.
What
agreemei
with
coast
co-opera-,
ning
northeast
and
southwest
they
will
do
for
the
balance
of
tives.
j
through
Willapa
Bay
Light
on
the
summer
is
still
undecided.!
j
Cape
Shoalwa'.er.
Area
Two
1n-
So
far
there
have
been
no
re-'
The
tourist
season
made
itself
j
eludes
all
waters
off
the
coast
gave
its
approval
to
a
bill
which
,
tion
is
proof
that
Alaska,
which
would
allow
Canadian
vessels
to
has
been
victimized
in
this
re-provide
'
the
service
sought
by
gard
for
a
quarter
of
a
century.
MARJORiEj,
in
AM)
A'FIHH
felt
on
the
Union
steamer
Co-!
of
the
U.S.
and
Alaska
and
of
CARTOON
NEWS
ports
on
the
tuna
situation,
which
last
year
provided
a
sec-
IA
quitlam
this
week
on
her
sail-
j
Canada
between
Area
IB
and
a
is
now
ach!pving
a
swuure
wnicn
"ives
it
a
stronger
voice
in
demanding
its
rights.
Another
strong
inference
is
that
the
continental
American
mind
is
at
last
coming
to
realize
that
by
its
strategic
location,
Prince
Rupert
cannot
be
overlooked
in
any
reasonable
Alaskan
shipping
service.
ondary
fishery
for
many
halibut
ing
for
the
north
Islands.
When
""e
running
through
the
most
boats.
Fisheries
protection
ves-
j
she
docked
here
at
1
p.m.
Friday,
'
westerly
point
or
Glacier
Bay,
sels
will
start
scouting
tuna
off
she
carried
a
dozen
round-trip
Alaska,
to
Cape
Spencer
Light,
the
Queen
Charlottes
after
the!
passengers
who
are
seeing
the;
r
such
ports
as
Ketchikan,
Skagway,
Haines,
Hyder
and
others.
Political
delegates
from
Alaska
at
a
Washington
hearing
described
American
shipping
service
as
"indifferent."
Under
existing
maritime
laws,
Canadian
vessels
are
prohibited
from
providing
anything
but
the
most
sketchy
service
to
Alaska.
While
these
proceedings
are
going
on,
another
solution
to
the
southeastern
Alaska
transportation
problem
is
being
Area
Two
season
terminates,
it
north
coast
at
its
best.
The
Co-
:
CHINESE
AND
BOOKS
is
understood.
quitlam
Is
under
command
'
of
In
the
middle
of
the
18th
lulll
ill
j
Capt.
vV.
MeComb,
who
was
for-!
century,
more
books
had
been
Spring
salmon
fishing,
which
merly
master
of
the
Catala.
and
printed
in
Chinese
than
other
has
been
poor
in
all
areas
of
who
is
relieving
Capt.
Alf
As-!
languages
combined.
at
Prince
last
week
Halibut
landings
Rupert
during
the
II
II
III
MMHI
ruMUIIWl
RUPERT
:
5
PEOPLES
STORES
!
ferry
system
which
would
link
j
the
fish
continued
to
flow
in
:
Prince
Rupert
with
the
Alaska
,
(tesnit
a
C0UDle
of
davs
of
panhandle,
carry
cars,
trucks
rough
weather
on
the
grounds.
WHAT
ABOUT
.
and
passengers.
Reports
indicate
that
American
President
Lines
are
chiefly
interested
in
I
this
scheme.
Total
landings
here
to
date,
since
the
season
opened,
have
been
7,688,000
pounds,
about
the
t-'ame
as
last
year
and
previous
Self
Winding
Watches?
Prince
Rupert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
Sox
51Q
Tel.
777
Flowers
for
AH
Occasions
Some
pi'ople
are
afraid
to
buy
them
bicau;
they
do
not
know
hyw,
they
work.
iin
j
nave
a
Kcigui
iiimuc
me
case
hic.
swings
to
a
different
position
every
time
Ih
wearer's
arm
is
moved
and
this
winds
up
a
sma
wheel
a
tooth
at
a
time
and
keeps
the
water
Klat'k
Calf
always
wound.
Nr7'V
Bluch"
(Kfordl
The
watch
runs
more
cvmly
than
one
hir!
r
Is
wound
only
once
a
day.
Tlwy
are
satisfactory
and
convenient.
Two
of
our
staff
have
been
u.lng
them
for
1
Commodore
Cafe
"Better
Thn
Ever"
some
years.
Prices
rane
from
$15
to
9.3
No
luxury
tax
now.
Ill
LOI
R
S
a
in
si
JBest
Food
and
Service
In
City
;
!
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
!
!
?
i
Third
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.."
j
J.V.W.W.V.V.V.VW.VA
I"
1.
r.T''-
Shoei
that
look
as
good
to
your
eye
as
they
feel
on
your
feet
style
that
others
admire
and
you
tnjoy
long
life
In
every
inch
of
their
fine,
sleek
leathers
these
are
the
things
you
get
In
Leckle's.
Ask
for
them
at
your
hoe
store.
Tht$
were
th
promisei
made
by
trie
Coalition
Government
BEFORE
the
1945
election.
Compere
them
with
what
was
done.
PROMISED.
Property
owners
and
municipalities
relieved
of
school
taxes.
PROMISED.
Consolidation
of
school
districts
and
increase
in
number
of
teachers
in
consested
areas.
PROMISED.
Tak
ins
over
share
of
teachers'
pension
contributions
from
School
districts.
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net-
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CARTONED
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Weekdays
0
a.m.
to
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p.m.
Sundays
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Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
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&
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SIXTH
STREET
and
THIRD
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and
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Ph.C.
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Block
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Appointment
iioitrs
10:30
a.m.
to
12:30
p.m.
and
a
to
5
p.m.
KYKMXtiH
Monday
and
Friday,
7:30
p.m.
fot
those
unable
to
com
during
the
Cay.
RECEPTIONIST
In
attendance
afternoons.
PHONE
79
PROMISED.
Assumption
of
50
of
cost
of
school
buildings
and
equipment.
PROMISED.
Immediate
start
on
Hope-Princeton
Highway.
PROMISED.
Peace
River
Outlet.
PROMISED.
Establish
ment
and
expansion
of
B.C.
Power
Commission.
;
PROMISED.
Major
expansion
of
University
of
British
Columbia.
PROMISED.
To
support
every
practical
measure
of
social
service,
including
Old
Age
Pensions,
Mothers'
Pensions
and
Health
and
Welfare
Services,
PROMISED.
To'
improve
relationship
between
government
and
municipalities.
4
Just
as
these
promises
were
tep't,
so
the
Coalition
Government's
promises
for
the
future
of
British
Columbia
will
be
kept.
You
can
trust
the
Coalition
Government
to
work
for
the
best
Interests
of
the
whole
of
this
province
and
everyone
in
it.
FLOOR
SANDING
AND
CABINET
WORK
CONCRETE
WORK
AND
REMODELLING
Houses
built
under
the
N.H.A.
Plan-20
down
payment-,
balance
in
easy
monthly
payments
over
a
period
of
15
to
20
years.
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