I.ETItltHOX
Continued
from
pane
2
!
Prince
Huprt
Dally
Nws
Saturday,
February
9,
1952
Celco
Credit
X
1
Colorful
terests
of
all
concerned.
The
truth
is
the
United
Slates
hus
tutted
IT
,
il,,
,
petitions
condemning
the
posed
treaty
and
favoring
ij,..
complete
barring
of
fishing
vessels
Horn
Japan
into
our
water,!.
We
are
callne;
upon
the
Canadian
Parliament
to
refuse
lj
ratify
the
prupjard
treaty
dralt-ed
a
I
Tokyo
and
in
its
place
do
this:
Hi
Proclaim
its
riii'at
to
regulate
and
contrul
our
off-shore
fisheries.
I2i
Proceed
by
Immediate
negotiation
and
discussion
with
the
United
States
to
define
those.-zones
m
which
Canada
alone
Is
:
Union
Formed
Plans
for
C:lco
Credit
Union's
annual
meeting
next
Tuesday
were
finalized
Thursday
night
at
an
executive
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
John
BoUford.
Cn
the
suggestion
of
Geoff
In
effect
said
"Go
ahead
and
protect
what
is
your
but
look
out
for
the
consequences."
What
is
even
worse,
our
representatives
have
raised
no
outcry
against
this
high-handed
attack
by
the
U.S.
and
are
trying
to
convince
us
that
It
is
in
our
!
best
Interests
'
to
accept
this
'
treaty.
j
Under
the
terms
of
this
tn'niv
'
cast,
come,
to
uiV
t
j
la,n;h,,.r.i:i
"'
n
t
Hill,
of
the
Kaien
Credit
Union,
sitting
In
an
advisory
capacity,
I.
'
,
,
''I?
If',
J
.
X
7-
J
the
United
States
fleets
f'nii
u
nominating
committee
was
responsible
lor
regulation
and
stance
Uow,lg
The
stin-v
a,i.
.
control
of
fishing
and
those
;
ruin
our
bottom
fisheries.
They
can
send
seiners
to
ruin
mn-
salmon
runs
off
the
west
coast
zones
which.
Canada
and
the
U.S.
by
treaty
agreement
jointly!
undeiake
to
reguiate.
'
3
Neeoliat
a
.mnlp
hi.!
of
Vancouver
bland
and
Hecate
j
Straits.
If
we
chase
them
out,
j
hit
o,!K
number,
adventures
of
t
t
'th
his
pal
umfoi.n.
Danpv.
;
merits
and
his
lratl
Lr
keet
hi.
we
can
oe
accused
of
violating
this
treatv.
Cana.-la
h.i
fnllnl
chosen
consisting
of
Stan
Hol-Eate,
Bob
James
and
Al
Carlson.
It
will
be
their
duty
to
nominate
a
slate
of
officers
capable
of
performing
the
tasks
their
offices
demand
and
willing
to
stand
for
office.
Mr.
Hill
said
nominations
should
also
be
called
for
from
the
flxr.
Mr;.
Botsford
reported
that
tli"
romni,
n
Lounge
of
.
ie
Civic
Centre
was
available
for
the
meeting.
Fresident
Tom
Sherry
was
in
the
chair.
lateral
treaty
with
Japan
which
will
bar
Jayancae
vessels
or
nationals
from
the
oil-shore
fisheries
adjacent
to
cur
coast
and
to
stand
up
una
protect
her
rights
in
regard
to
these
onshore
fisheries.
We
contend
this
treaty
is
ncthing
but
a
betrayal
of
our
national
interest.
Anyone
who
proclaims
it
to
be
an
ad-'
vanccmcnt
.should
be
asked
to!
read
It
and
re-read
it.
j
Mr.
Applewhaite
informed
our
I
meeting
that
the
treatu
u.nniri
I
-
sill
out
of
.,
tom.K.hu,thtta;
Knally,
he
enu,
'
hou.se
tts
a
prelUQ
climax.
Asttfcuc'
'tuence
with
lUKim
fanny's
sitle-spiiTUr
'
ccs
maintain
tti.
umusemcnt
valuesof-
the2j'"U":
oar
Canadian
vessels
from
the
ol;-.
note
iiihenci
adjacent
to
-li'UTEU
KltiHlTItME-N'
AND
A:.l,in,
nuiiKu-io
oi-.'IO.'I.
Per
T.
E.
Parkin!
Northern
Representative.
fcK..
'.o-
..
I-
WINTER
PADDLERS
The
five
Toronto
menTTTT'
'
"
--'-'!'.
have
a
tendency
tu
urnmmp
i
Nof
Just
Gloves
But
KAYSER
Gloves
"The
Place
To
(io
For
the
Brands
You
Know"
Lady
i
at
party
i:
"Where's
the
pretty
maid
who
was
passing
out
cocktails
a
while
ago?"
Hostess:
"Ohl
are
you
looking'
for
a
drink?"
Lady:
"No.
I'm
looking
for
my
husband."
i
peace
and
amity
on
the
Pacific
through
treating
the
Japanese
as
a
;ree
bargaining
power
and
remarked
that
this
should
meet
,
T,
Tom
.
,
"l
m-oy
are,
leu
to
right:
Don
Hagwood.
Ken
Lane,
Hodgson.
Art
Johnson
and
Bert
Oldershaw.
TOOAV
6:50
-
9:00
(CP
PHOTO
I
BRI
AN
DONLEVY
-
VIRGINIA
Ot
n
"SLAUGHTER
TRAIL
r
cn
ra
"'i
'vv:a
!
WALLACE'S
-
DEPARTMENT
STORE
J
Sunday
Midnight
Only
Othello"
has
been
called
the
mo;t
terrible
of
Shakespeare's
dramas
because
of
its
revenee
.heme
BILL
WILLIAMS
THE
BOWERY
K
i
in
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
-
-
mtmmm
'SSSi
"BlueBlood"
"Triple
Trout
'
....
i'nw.
-
-
-
with
the
approval
of
our
mem-
Tliey
will
serve
as
auxiliary
boats
,beriihiP
si"ce
we
were
opposed
In
wartime
these
gate
shins
to,rac,a
nmination.
He
Is
dulies
will
be
the,
opening
and
"
,
r'ght"
we
are
PPsed
to
closing
of
submarine
nets
at
the
raClal
tilscr"n"'tion.
We
have
opening
and
closing
of
harbors
"n'on8t
our
membership
in
this
of
importance
alld
otncr
areas
of
the
coast
a
large
number
of
Canadian
of
dians
in
h?
B
a?me
e-Cn-been
canoes,
using
spears
It's
ad'a"
done,
however
aTenions
W
tanfand
t-oing
backed
no.
by
eve
witness
accounts.
An
excerpt'
from
the
weelt
of
tne
herring
fishing
in
memoirs
of
Captain
J.
C.
Voss
tne
uthern
8
u
b
-
a
i
s
t
r
1
c
t
of
who
had
plenty
of
adventures
of
Prlnee
Rupert
Jurisdiction.
HOLY
COW!
WOTTA
M00-VIE!
The
"MILKMAN"
He's
pot
an
"IN"
with
the
babies
.
A
PUIX"
with
the
Cow?
...
And
u
Sweetheart
In
Every
Kitchen!
Starring
W)NALU
JIMMY
o
Connor
Dvum
1!.
('.
Tatkers
Starts
Clam
Canning
Here
;uise
Inauguratin?
Sulphur
fJarge
Service
to
Watson
Island
Mill
i,.M.,i.
.
i,
-
.....
.......
iaMJ
u,
u,e
century,
tells
about
it.
Then,
three
years
tOMpKQMISE
OPENING
iJiiuMi
vuHuimia
i
-acKers
win
commence
in
A
compromise
rp
nf
A
.,r
a
.nni
leaving
victoria
in
his
for
the
commencement,
nf
luiii.
ninir
clams
next
wwlt
nt
th
canoe,
the
"Tillikum."
he
l.inrt,-H
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS
If
you
have
missed
your
paper,
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
know
your
newsboy's
name,
call
the
office
before
5
p.m.
liOlTF.
1
Alun
Laird,
(JVepn
l.".3
"la
nk,keri,0,n's
t0
Fi'lell's
Motors:
Fulton
Street
516-'j00,
6th
Ave.
West
600
and
700
Blocks.
ROUTE
2-Ila!ph
Olscn,
Blue
728
,
Herman
Street;.
1480
Gth
East
to
Seal
Cove.
KOl'TE
3
Victor
Maskulak.
l.st
Aye.
vest
248-1077
;
2nd
Ave.
West
941-1028
inrlu'i-ii!!?
ptli
Street;
3rd
Ave.
Frinzell's
Motors
to
end
of
3rj
West.
KOFTE
1
Alvin
Nystedt,
Blue
38
Vh
i
Ave
Vve-t
704-1427;
9h
Ave.
West
102-009
803-8G1;
Fulton
Sireei
700
Block,
Tallow
Street
805-323
r
Conux
Ave.
ROI'TE
5
Jimmy
McLean,
Ken
o22
STARTS
MONDi
Also
CAKTOO.V
-
Nl-tVS
c,,i
7
1
'
11
in
London.
It
was
at
the
invlta-
but
fisnhlS
Jn
Area
2
and
3
from
,lt
p,m
X,,,.,.
u-
i
ai
&Ldl
l
()e.
ISecisaiy
machinery
changes
for
the
tion
f
a
Vancouver
Island
Indian1
Cape
F'a"ery
to
Cape
Spencer
clam
car.niiiir
process
have
been
made
The
extent
of
chitf
Capt
Voss
ol"ed
a
canoe
and
westward
aS
fixed
at
the
rvw.L-
tmrl
ll'ii,
.
j
Z
party
of
wha,e
inters
off
the
ref:ent
International
Fish
Com-
path
anrl
length
Ot
season,
company
Officials
say,
west
coast.
They
got
their
whale
mission
meeting
in
Seattle,
ac-
will
depend
upon
the'
supply
and
quality
of
the
clam's
aftcr
great
d;irinR.
some
destruc-'icol;d,ln8
to
skipper
Larry
fiiz-
Native
diggers"
have
been
or-
'
.qyf
tlon
ad
ard
work.
P'ck
of
the
Ruby,
now
back
In
Juneau.
The
CAPITQ
Shows
7
-
9:00
A
kamoi.s
pi.aviksih
quota,
he
says,
is
ganized
on
the
southerly
sections
(ieorge
Thursday
to
oe
oo.uuu.uou
pounds.
the
Princf
nitlil.
All
hough
herring
by
the
thou-ands
of
tons
have
been
taken
ot
thf
Queen
Charlotte
Island.1-:.
Kitkatla
Inlet,
Dundas
Island
off
different
i
.n,
pai
parks
m
ui
of
the
i.ne
north
norm
VAST
OILFIELD
I'OIIAY
OM.V
RONALD
REAQAN
-
RHONDA
FX
ana
caicnes
win
be
picked
un
bv
a,i.,,
i
the
Advanlaees
of
aluniimim
are
co;ust
in
recent
months,
the
company
collectinc
boats
k
gen-ITv
tl
ri
"5,nB
fnor
widely
rewgnted
in
eral
vicinity
of
Estevan
PnYnt.
ihc
largest,
sinirlc
nl'fi..lH
ir,
7-9
p.m.
in
HONG
KONG'
the
world
is
in
the
Arab
princi-
j
are
rnade
availab.e
in.uantity-
nr:riZ(
iTZZJ
0
o.
racstrs
iu
nor
mucn
me
----;"-"
-"u
.ui
mi
me
rersian
oulf.
not
onlv
ml
ml
1e
swte!'ers
,wl-,Pnpro
hllt
b"'
rj;
the.o
famous
razor
cL.ms
of
the
North
,
...
.5
on.
13
doubtless
a
boot!
reason.
Beach
of
Graham
Island
which
tiZ
buMl'
tlX'
FcbrUary
20'
hove
'
is
held
for
the
natiws
who
have
"
T.
Ta"y
hltln
th.
re
will
be
a
difference.
There
CARUSO
REVIVAL
5H:
6'h
Ave.
Tatlow
oU-
Ave.
Wi'.i.
113-445:
5th
Ac.
V.fSg
105
We
t
.i()8-:)39;
Uunsmuir
Street
211-424'
515;
Eniorson
Place:
As
new
P!oa
if
KAVCm
wil'
sp-ciaiiKe
in
the
ie
also
also
so
succu-
surcu
,
,
B'
er
a"uys
uoos.ueraore
m
1951
than
in
any
year
since
ce
i.e.
sur.cu
is
is
the
the
saving
saving
of
of
too-side
too-side
weic-hf.
weicht
cale
follrm-in.r
the
h-
tnis
the
.h.
tenor
.
j.-j
..-.
KOl'TE
H
Edward
Skalapsky
8'h
Ave
West
105-537;
9th
Ave.
East
110-270;
McBride
o
i
cet
1
13-
jOy.
KOl'TE
7
Peter
lirnun.
I'.lup
971
closing
great
died
in
1921.
lent
little
neck
and
butter
clam
which
Is
becoming
'
'
more
,c
neces-
vaiieties.
Whole
native
villacr-
u
?.
."
.
.
.
,,,
.'it
.,
-
sny
urcause
or
greater
weicnt
Y'
1,1
the
Clu'a
d
digging.
houvy
guns
and
electrical
cle-
pfsftsesis
vices.
BLACKWOOD
on
Union
slnmv.T
Chilrotiii,
Capt.
William
McCombe.
arrived
in
port
at
7:15
last
evening
from
Vancouver.
Kemano
Bay
and
other
coast
points
and
sailed
at
l'lione
Ited
10
Today
for
lte
rvatluns
i
"U'RTAIN
AT
8:30"
The
sea
off
Prince
Rupert
is
not
the
only
part
of
the
west
that
produces
fish
in
quantity.
There's
the
wheat
belt
for
example.
More
than
grain
comes
lac
mianignt
tor
south
Queen
Char
All
of
Section
2
KOl'TE
8
Jimmy
Johnson,
(irecn
tifil
VV'Ktrrfroiit
unci
Pucilik-
Place;
(CNK
Fi.,lie:
me.:
s
r
loii
t.s
i
.
KOl'TE
0
Melvin
I'.jomson.
Green
113
8th
Ave.
East,
McBride
to
Hays
Cove
Circle.
KOl'TE
10
Richard
Mae
Donald,
lilue
339
4'h
Ave.
East
237-73.;;
5th
Ave.
Ea.st
301-710;
Otl,
Ave.
E;u-l
110-245,
301-H26;
Hays
Cove
Circle
82-667;
Cotton
S.-veet
oil-516;
Green
Street
411-416;
Ebcrt
Street-Young
Street.
KOl'TE
Ii
leslir
Miirijiich,
lllark
285
Ph';;ult
Ave.'
1st
and
2nd
Overlook;
Hernial
Place
Pi.U'.ott
Place.
t
ROI'TE
12
Jimmy
Moorchead,
Red
335
!otte
Island
ooints
whence
she
is
,
,
tne
?ralrle
Provlnces-
Sas-due
back
here
tomorrow
evening
kutchewan
s
commercial
fisher-
4
r
TOTE
')',
;
I
-
-,
1
"
.1
.
i
I
.,
,
iiiv-ii
ivwn
iui
uie
tiravie.M,
vi
111-
southbound.
One
(imiplele
Slum
Karh
Evening
at
7:1
p.m.
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
a
l
A.'iors
riAvmsn
Scatterbrain
Hiddinjr
Is
Poor
Policy
1
ter
s
catch
in
recent
years.
The
'estimate
is.
at
least,
as
much
as
;
six
million
pounds.
This
will
bung
the
total
1051-52
catch
to
about
ten
million.
The
bidding
in
today's
hand
looks
n
little
siflv
With
Ml'.
Mll77V
ynl
Mi'tio
ReucV.
ulnmMin
u'..
'
u.iu
o
ui
uoil
CM.UIllumiL'
MC
J
'IV
C01
king
and
serving
Do
You
Ask
wnat
.at
applied,
applied,
is
is
a
an
ail.
an.
This
This
.
1
'
.
.
1
"
g
0
L
ai
"Paae8-
l.
1
suppose
(iwi:
it
u
Mr.
mi.
muitv
Muzzy
had
iuim
lltti
Ave.
East
333-1805;
Frederick
St.;
Sherbrook
Ave
to
01
Mm
is
pa
KOl'TE
It
Konny
rllby,
lireen
258
nicuiariy
true
of
ashing.
010
live
spades,
Miss
lirash
would
have
found
some
d
and
and
tasteful
tasteful
scrvtro
service
ran
ran
i.
Yourself
Questions
Skilled
1st
excuse
to
co
to
six
Ka.st
225-247;
Ind
Ave
West
17-'!41-
1st
str.oi
;
make
the
difference
between
the
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
Daily
Ne'ws-Nationa
I
'I
Tl
1
131-225;
Motors.
LiKe
mesei
im
WE
nvia
West
dealer.
Neither
side
vulnerable
NiTih
(
Ml".
Ill-ash)
S
A
9
6
H
9
0
4
.1
r
k
a
j
8
7
C4
consequences
of
indifference
and
experience.
Food
from
the
ocean
can
be
converted
into
nourishing
and
delightful
feasts.
Somewhere
this
is
going
on
practically
all
the
time
and
it
is
no
novelty
in
Prince
Rupert
1
Is
my
cor
worth
repairing?
Next
month
Frank
Water-house
line
will
inaugurate
a
new
barge
service
carrying
iron
pyrites
ore
from
Britannia
Beach
to
Howe
Sound,
near
Vancouver,
to
the
Watson
Island
pulp
mill
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
to.
The
iron
pyrites
will
he
used
for
the
extraction
of
sulphur
to
be
used
in
the
pulp
mill.
.a
sulphur
plant
hav-inc
been
installed
there
recently
for
the
purpose.
Two
steel
barges,
each
with
capacity
of
1600
ton-,
will
ho
used
to
carry
the
ore
north
and
the
company
has
obtained
a
tin;
for
the
purpose
of
towing.
The
towing
equipment
is
also
expected
to
be
used
in
carrvin?
"re
southward
from
the
Tulse-quah
Itiver
mines.
The
inauguration
of
the
new
bar.ee
service
was
one
of
the
matters
which
brought
(apt.
Fred
alnol,
marine
superintendent
f
the
Waterhouse
Line,
here
for
a
visit
f
sevcr,i
I
davs
thi
In
any
case,
they
were
plenty
high
at
four-odd.
although
It
took
good
defense
by
Mr.
Meek
to
beat
them.
Mr.
Meek
opened
the
king
of
clubs
and
it
held
the
trick.
As
he
paused
to
consider
his
next
play,
Mr.
New
whispered
to
the
other
kibitzers
that
he
had
HIS
next
play
picked
out
the
king
of
hearts.
Of
he
?
Why
ore
my
tires
wearing
unevenly?
3
Why
does
it
miss
when
I
wont
ouick
pid
4
How
con
I
cut
down
on
qosolinc
consul
KOI
TE
15
Robert
Jensen,
r.latk
.13
.
5th
Ave.
West
ii35-735,
741-745;
Borden
Street
Fra?T
Street
Biggar
Place.
KOI
TE
16
Frank
Kilborn,
Green
977
lh
AV
?1
i24"234:
5,11
Ave.
East
101-210;
7th
Ave
t.ast
,08-toS;
Bow.ser
Street.
KOl'TE
17
Charlie
Lindstrom,
Green
921
w!,A9,,f
?10,T539;
7Ul
Avp-
Wcst
12C-537;
8lh
Ave.
KOl'TE
IS
Teddy
Careless
mh
Ave.
Block
Hut);
8th
Ave.
East
015-976:
9th
Ave.
Continued
existence
of
Ihe
West
Coast
tuna
clipper
fleet.
lint
(Mr.
M.t-k)
S
K
2
H
K
2
D
A
6
a
C
K
Q
J
9
5
(Mr.
Alw
I)
8
-7
ft
3
H
10
6
5
n
4
3
C
A
7
8
3
saving
iieaciquariers
in
United
v"
course
v."""e
"--
iwun
hadn't
1
States
is
said
I
seen
Mr.
Muzzy's
hand
at
this
IT'S
TIME
TO
SEE
US
FOR
A
GENERAL
CHECK-UP
by
the
skyrockctii.
lmnurt,
of
Polllt-
As
yu
see,
this
lead
(
Mr.
MiiMt
)
S
Q
J
10
8
4
H
A
Q
J
7
tuna
from
Japan
and
other'na-
would
nave
enabled
Mr.
Muzzy'
!-ien:!.
Tuna,
for
many
years
has
to
takfi
11
trlcl-
I
o
10
C
10
8
3
"e
vimiea
States
largest
me
uuiy
fleet,
hut
the
noti
way
to
beat
the
hand
was
to
Superior
Auto
Seri
Hunt
Ii
oility
of
drastic
changes
in
fore-
find
Mr-
Abel
"h
the
ace
of
oulal":
shadowed
in
conferences
of
the
hearts-
Mr-
Meek
could
then;
,c
in-Senate
finance
committee
The
is
week
Hi.
,
is
"
11
"M
'i
r:
...
ruff
ruff
M.
tlle
tV.1..,!
I
..
t
.
....
I
..
hit
PH8
All
paw
1
M
3
Ii
luii
third
iiiuiu
round
iuuiiu'oi
-of
neaiis;
hearts!
Pww
inns
Limited
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Gr'
west
coast
fleet
Is
made
up.of.'or
tne
settinS
trlck.
I
PaM
48
!
jCean
going
vessels,
rarrvinir
But
Mr.
Meek
had
other
(and
STEAM
tR
Prince
George
crews
of
as
many
as
nineteea
50UncJ(,rl
Weas
about
winning
a
I
mn.
They
can
cruise
twelve
trick
witn
his
thinly
guarded
;Uv:uxand
miles
and
stay
at
sea
klng
of
trumP-'i-
At
the
second
i
four
months.
Today,
in
the
har-
trick
tie
iiimP'y
led
another
club,
j
bor
at
San
Diego,
171
of
the
220
Mr'
Muzzy
ruffed
with
dummy's
;
bait
boat
clippers
of
the
fleet
are
'slx
of
-sljaclps-'
cportcd
idle.
Now
Mr.
Muzzy
was
in
a
pre
'
TRADE-IN
MO!
SAILS
FCR
Vancouver
carious
:v.ti.v"j
1'wi-iuii.
position.
He
ilC
had
Iiau
no
I1U
con
UUU"
Piince
Rupert
'is
ruled
a
deep
'
venient
way
to
reach
his
hand
ea
.......i,&
fishing
jjwi
port
1,
and
aiiu
so
bo
it
jt
is.
xs.
Pro-
fro-
1
M
luick,y
J
unless
",-
he
wanted
nnicu
to
tu
ii
fore
duce
hico
is
ic
nonnhl
1
.
.
!
'
o
tlle
iho
Vion-l
fit.
finesse
,1
rasi
luou-im;
luth
East
000-1130;
Alfred
Street:
,
Bacon
Street,
Donald
Street.
KOITE
19
Jimmy
Johnson,
(irecn
(i(il
"tli
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
KOl'TE
20
Jack
Kudolph,
Green
731
Gth
Ave.
East
103G-1944.
KOITE
21
Dannie
Ivef
on,
ISlue
712
2nd
Ave.
West
ll.i,-i314;
Park
Ave.
1005-2279'
lltn
Street;
Vatcr
Street;
Beach
Place.
KOl'TE
23
Larry
Parent,
Green
487
8th
Vest
G15-735;
Summit
Aye.;
Taylor
Street.
KOI
Tf;
21
lirian
Huberts,
Black
480
-
-lid
Ave.
West
716-3id
Ave.
and
6th
Street;
3rd
Ave
vVe.st
Dally
News-Watts
and
Niekerson's
(5th
St.).
KOl'TE
25
Gary
Parkin,
Green
660
ith
Ave.
East
1141-1476.
KOl'TE
2(1
Frankic
Stewart.
Blue
710
7th
Ave.
East
981-1036;
1103
Ridley
Home;
Hays
Cove
Ave.
028-1154.
KOl'TE
27
Christopher
Harvcv,
Green
214
6lh
East,
McBride
Hays
Cove
Circle.
Hays
Cove
Circle.
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
ON
YOU
AM
up
caught,
packed
and
sent
80
nearl-
and
go
out
again.
Fish
also
comes
here
wiln
tne
a
-e
of
that
suit'.
A.
fter
a
marketing
point
from
all
the
I
considerable
frowning!
and
groaning
he
led
a
diamond
to
and
Intermediate
Poris
Eoch
Thursday
at
11:13
p.m.
Fcr
K
ETCH
i
KAN
WEDNESDAY
M!l)M(,ln
l.uxu.-y
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
9'2
cu.
ft.
DELUXE
Refrigerator
....
$4.99.00
BY2
cu.
ft.
DELUXE
-
Refrigerator
$461.50
Qi
cu.
ft.
STANDARD
Refrigerator
....
$432.50
DELUXE
Rorjo
$519.00
STANDARD
Range
$338.50
DELUXE
WASHERS
$359.95
Paul
Craft
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
was
recently
awarded
the
contract
for
renewal
of
the
float
and
gangway
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
in
the
amount
of
$2,900.
HiS
1U
spot.
,
Mr.
Meek
won
with
the
ace
and'
fird
anotner
club.
This!
dodged
hammering
at
dummy's'
trumps
paid
off
handsomely.
Mr.
Muzzy
trumped
'in
dummy
for
:
the
second
time,
leaving
the
ace,
j
of
trump.s
th(e
ail
by
itself.
I
He
cashed
that
card
and
then
tried
Sesperately
to
ditch
his;
queen,
Jack
and
seven
of
heart
on
dummy's
diamonds.
j
VANCOUVKIt
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
.
ss.
Chilcotjn
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
'
ss.
Camosun
12
noon
ALICE
ARM,
STKWART
AM)
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
0.1'KKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
February
1
ss.
Chilcotin
midnight
FOR
SOUTH'
QLKKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
January
25
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
Write
or
Call
CITY
OK
DKI'OT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPEf
BC.
The
first
naval
era
ft
down
the
ways-,
since
the
tnd
of
i
the
war.
at
Victoria
was
i.j,,..i,
;
ed
a
few
weeks
ago,
when
a
gate
j
vessel
named
HMCS
"Porte
De
Northern
B.C.
Power
But
Mr.
Abel
ruffed
the
fourth
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!
I
1
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III
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,
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f-,,.,1"
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7
a
illinium.
itiii,
Mil
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1
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1.
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1.;
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in
k.
a.
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iiiiimiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiii!ii,mi;iiiiiijii,:iiii,ii
r
T
W
,
m
m
prw5rI
was
launched.
The
!
ipo
ot
mat
suit
and
Mr.
Muzzy
LtXJJi
,Was
S'500'00"-
Her
tength
is;had
to
over-ruff.
At
the
end
he
'"MwWijf
1
125
leet.
Many
such
h
Hesjier
Block
.
Phone
210
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
-M.o
tub
-
ii'
u
.
,
aiiu
u
auttue
1
being
built
throughout
Canuda,
for
a
one-trick
sel.
j
i
"--"urnr
i
Y";i.ei
'"mow