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November
22,
1947
AIR
PASSENGERS
;
From
Sandspit
(Friday)
W.
i;A.
Pelfold,
L
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Pelfold,
W.
II.
Murray,
II.
Olsen,
T.
Davis,
C.
.Pettlplcce.
To
Vancouver
A.
Mattson,
E.
I'fJ.
Chilowski,
G.
Tarn,
F.
F.
Brown,
,J.
A.
Turner,
G.
A.
Birt.
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Sandspit
J.
A.
Findlay.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
Dresses
Blouses
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
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have
started
runnins
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Iltonqnit
in
Dean
Channel
and
near
Butedale
down
the
coast.
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
and
B.
C.
Packers
have
their
seiners
at
Kimsquit
and
packers
are
taking
the
fish
to
the"Namu
plant.
The
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
is
seining
near
Butedale
and
taking
the
fish
to
the
company
plant
there
for
canning.
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Second
Avenue
(J.
CLAUSEX
&
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Listings
of
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FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
TRY
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QUICK
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
(Just
East
of
Lipsett's,
Waterfront)
Box
518
Phone
Green
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BEST
EATING
PLACE
FULL-COURSE
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(FORMERLY
BOSTON)
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Dishes
a
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Banquet
Hall
for
Luncheons,
Dinners,
Parties
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Waterfront
Whiffs
Labelling
Salmon
at
Prince
llupert-Camosun
Back
On
-Run
Bella
Coola
to
New
York
by
Canoe
sary
apologies
to
(.he
halibut
is
probably
the
best
known
product
of
British
Columbia's
waters,
tn
cans
it
travels
abroad
year
after
year,
sustained
by
its
gastron-cmic
appeal
and
the
bright
labels
that
are
wrapped
about
iU
metal
containers.
And
that
brings
us
to
the
crux
of
things
labelling.
Prince
Rup?rt
has
a
labelling
industry
that
this
season
alone
has
accounted
for
almost
70,000
cases
and
will
put
stickers
on
another
5,000
cases
before
it
is
finished
for
the
season.
A
case,
incidentally,
contains
43
one-pound
cans.
Labelling
of
all
salmon
cans
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area
Is
j
done
by
Wells
(P.R.)
Ltd.,
whose
parent
company,
Wells
Ltd.,
Vancouver,
labels
the
salmon
pack
for
all
of
the
companies
except
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co..
which
does
its
labelling
privately.
At
present,
Wells
IP.R.)
Ltd.
Ls
-working
at
the
Canadian
government
elevator
where,
so
far
this
season,
30,000
cases
have
been
labelled
for
Nelson
Bros.
Another
10,000
cases
are
still
to
be
done.
With
two
labelling
machines
in
operation,
labelling
crew?
finished
three
weeks
ago
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The
saga
of
salmon
fishing
a
story
rich
with
the
dramatic
elements
of
danger
and
conquest
of
the
elements
has
been
told
many
times,
often
in
ithis
col-
j
,
limn,
and
the
processes
01
canning
are
not
exactly
un-i:
;
known
but
there
is
a
phase
of
the
salmon
fishery,
jj
i
which
is
part
of
the
life
of
Prince
Rupert,
that
is
rela-
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The
salmon
with
any
neces-
ence
to
the
sales
organizations
of
the
big
Alaskan
canners
who
could
have
their
packs
labelled
and
stored
in
bond
here
until
required,
for
shipment.
The
mat
ter
of
sampling
should
cause
little
difficulty,
he
believes,
because
samples
could
be
sent
as
read
ily
to
American
government
inspectors
at
Seattle
as
Canadian
samples
are
ncr
sent
to
Vancouver.
At
present,
he
says,
salmon
storage
facilities
at
Seattle
are
stretched
to
their
limit
and
there
is
a
large
back-up
of
canned
salmon
in
Alaska.
Labelling
done
in
the
govern
ment
elevator
warehouse
for
Nelson
Bros.
Included
2,500
cases
of
sockeye,
10,000
cases
of
coho,
10,000
cases
of
pink
and
13,000
cases
of
Keta,
An
additional
9,000
cases
of
sockeye
and
1,000
cases
of
pink
were
labelled
at
the
CN.R.
dock
warehouse
where
it
was
stored
because
the
elevator
shed
could
not
hold
the
whole
amount
to
be
labelled
here.
Incidentally,
Mr.
Whalen
says,
practically
the
whole
of
th's
year's
Skeena
pack
is
destined
for
the
domestic
market,
much
of
it
.going
to
eastern
Canada.
Back
on
her
regular
run
after
being
out
of
service
for
three
weeks
for
annual
ovehaul,
the
Union
steamer
Caraosun
docked
did
35,000
cases
at
Inverness
and
ihefe
at
8:30
Friday
morning
North
Pacific
canneries.
This,
of
northbound
for
Ketchikan,
Pet-course,
was
only
a
fraction
of
jersburg
and
Wrangell.
She
sailed
the
Skeena
River
salmon
pack.
for
th
north
at
2
p.m.
and
will
A
competent
crew
of
labellers,
!return
ner5
at
9
o'clock
tomor-usirg
a
machine
which
does
the
'
T0V
morning
to
sail
at
2
p.m.
for
process
automatically,
can
label
Vancouver.
The
Camosun
was
about
100
cases
an
hour.
The
under
command
of
her
regular
cans
are
taken
unlabelled,
from
skipper,
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
the
unsealed
cases,
run
through
The
Chilcotln,
which
replaced
the
machine,
re-packed
and
re-
tne
Camosun
for
the
last
three
sealed
and
piled
ready
for
ship-
weeks,
is
now
in
dry
dock
for
ping.
Five
men
form
the
actual
;
overhaul.
It
is
likeiy
tha.t
she
crew
of
the
machine,
but
at
wW
remain
out
of
service
until
times,
with
two
machines
oper-
next
spring
when
she
will
resume
ating,
there
have
been
as
many
her
summer
cruise
schedule
to
as
18
men
employed.
The
major-
Alaska,
ity
of
them
are
local
men.
L..
,
.
RuDert
is
thp
flret.
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YORK
IN
CANOE
1945.
Hnwpvor
rfri.-,r
,
Word
has
been
received
in
Wells
(P.R.)
Ltd.
did
about
150.-'
i
Vlct.orIa
that
Peter
Burrt
for
000
cases
a
season
at
Prince
Ru-
imer.ly
of
that
clty-
had
succeed-
j
g
'
ed
ln
travellllZ
from
the
Pad-
a
pert
and
on
the
Skeena.
B
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The'salmnn
,hin
flc
coast
to
New
York
in
an
alu-
&
present
are
coho,
pink
and
dog
?,lnum
canoe-
Journey
took!j
nnrrt.
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.
w
0
him
him
sevpn
seven
month
months
g.aauuuu
or
tveia
as
11
is
Known
...
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to
housewives.
This
year,
coho
the
actual
water
trlp
last
APr11
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a
wholesale
price
of
pinks
is
about
aj
$18
and
Keta,
$14.
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As
well
as
being
labellers,
Wells
Ltd.
are
also
authorized
government
samplers,
and
out
of
every
"code"
or
day's
pajk
from
the
cannery,
a
number
of
sample
cans
must
be
taken
at
random
and
sent
to
the
government
In
spection
laboratories
at
Vancouver
where
Its
quality
Is
Inspect
ed.
Each
can
in
a
given
day's
pack
Is
marked
with
a
company
;
code
which
tells
the
day
It
was
packed,
the
kind
of
fish
inside
the
can,
and
where
the
fish
was
caught.
In
the
sampling
process,
about
3
cans
out
of
every
thousand
are
sent
down
for
laboratory
inspection
to
assure
thar
the
fish
is
up
to
the
government
standard
of
quality.
Harold
Whalen,
local
manager
of
Wells
Ltd.,
sees
an
opportunity
for
the
labelling
and
storing
of
Alaska
salmon
ln
bond
at
Prince
Rupert.
This
port,
he
says,
has
more
than
adequate
storage
facilities,
which
could
be
put
to
use
for
the
benefit
of
Prince
Rupert
and
with
added
convenl-
Iow
Available!
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
1
1
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
coastwise
service
will
be
berthing
again
at
the
provincial
government
dock
for
the
first
time
In
years
They
have
not
been
seen
there
since
early
ln
the
war
when
the
waterfront
space
was
needed
for
naval
and
other
purposes
connected
with
defence.
The
Northland
Transportation
Co.
has
changed
its
route
in
northern
waters,
calling
at
Sitka
first,
after
Juneau,
rather
than
Haines.
The
steamer
Alaska
will
sail
directly
from
Juneau
to
Sitka,
then
up
to
Haines,
from
there
to
Skagway
and
then
back
to
Juneau.
A
a
result
of
the
recent
mishap
to
the
Union
Line
steamer
Chelohsln,
the
vessel
will
be
out
cf
service
for
about
three
weeks,
that
much
time
being
necessary
for
repairs
and
annual
overhaul.
The
Chelohsln,
when
she
swung
on
a
submerged
rock
near
Min-,
strel
Island,
damaged
rivets,!
propeller
and
a
seam.
The
Car-
dena
will
take
her
place
for
the
time
being
with
the
Catala
back
on
the
Vancouver-Bella
Coola-
Prince
Rupert
route.
The
suggestion
has
been
heard
that
for
the
protction
of
steel-heads,
the
present
closed
season,
December
1
to
31,
be
extendd
to
a
two-month
Priod,
December
1
to
January
31.
It
may
be
con
sidered.
-.Early
next
year
the
largest
motor
liner
ever
built
ln
Sweden
will
start,
her
schedule
between
New
York.
and
Oothenberg.
She!
Is
called
the
Stockholm,
is
525;
reet
long,
11,000
gross
tonage,
and
has
yacht-like
lines,
Her
speed
will
be
19
knots.
There
are
many
new
features
embodying
passenger
comforts
and
conveni
ences
for
officers
and
crew.
Her
lines
are
sleek
and
modern.
She
has
a
raking
stem
and
a
long
after-body
with
cruiser
stern.
ALASKA
CANNING
REGULATIONS
I'LANNEI)
a
code
for
the
regulation
of
salmon
canneries
is
coming
up
for
study
in
Juneau
during
the'
first
week
of
January
with
the
public
Invited
to
attend
all
the
hearings,
which
wll)
be
prelimi
nary
to
the
formulating
or
a
safety
and
sanitary
constitution,
Announcement
was
recently
made
by
Henry
Benson,
the
territorial
commissioner
of
labor.
Whatever
Is
to
be
done
will
apply,
or
course,
to
Alaska
only.
Mr.
Benson
admits
that
safety
measures
for
the
workers
are
not
up
to
the
standards
of
modern
industrial
processes
which
means
reduced
manpower
and
Increased
expense
to
the
canners.
Mat
ters
to
be
Investigated
will
in-
1
elude
problems
such
as
water
:
supply,
housing
for
employees
and
the
disposal
of
waste.
One
million
feet
of
pulpwood
logs,
assembled
here
during
re-
t
cent
weeks
from
the
Crawford
i
Moore
Logging
Co.
operation
at
1
Khutzamateen
Inlet
in
the
Naas
River
area,
was
contained
ln
a
flat
raft
with
which
the
Pacific
Mills
tugboat
Wireless
left
here
early
yesterday
afternoon
for
Ocean
Falls.
The
raft
contained
22
sections
which
had
been
brought
here
by
the
smaller
tugs
I
C.
R.
C.
and
Phlppen.
A
fur-
I
ther
31
sections
are
at
Khutza-
I
mateen
awaiting
delivery
to
the
local
assembly
point
on
the
'
waterfront
near
the
elevator.
!
A
plastic
suitable
for
Insulating
and
wallboard
material
is
produced
from
potato
pulp.
Terrace
TERRACE
Transfer&Taxi
Storage
WE"
MEET
ALL
TRAINS-SERVICE
TO
ANY
POINT
IN
THE
DISTRICT
(II.
Smith)
P.O.
Box
167
Terrace
LITTLE,
HAUGLAND
&
KERR
LTD.
Rough
and
Dressed
Lumber
BESNER
BLOCK
GURVICH
&
SON
Lumber
Manufacturers
TER
K.ACE
CONTRACTORS
TRUCKS
-
CARS
TO
RENT
Basement
Foundations
Land
Clearing
and
Our
Specially
Kock
Work
Phone
32
or
Red
511
Sixth
Street
To
Avoid
Inconvenience..
ft!
We
strongly
recommend
that
our
customers
fill
their
coal
bins
as
soon
as
possible,
or
at
least
order
well
in
advance
as
tbere
will
be,
unquestionably,
a
shortage
of
supply
this
winter.
"CALL
US
OVER
THE
COALS
It
is
going
to
be
a
burning
question."
FOOTHILLS
LUMP
-
EGG
-
NUT
TELKWA
LUMP
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LIMITED
Call
651
or
652
Coal
Lumber
Paints
Building
Supplies
Logs,
Poles
and
Pilins
Agents
For
International
Harvester
Co.
Firestone
Tire
&
Rubber
Co.
Ltd.
I'lillco
Radios
Willard
Batteries
?k'Z
case
wholesale,
while
the
DIRB
PRINTING
MMPANY
UVIVi
ORDER
NOW!
Personal
Christmas
Greeting
Cards
ALSO
BOXED
ASSORTMENTS
In
New
and
Original
Designs.
Prices
from
fi()
up
GIFT
STATIONERY
FOUNTAIN
PENS
y
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AVENUE
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A
week
from
Monday,
vessels
!
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SINGER
I
Immediate
delivery
of
new
I
treadle
and
electric
sewing
4
machines
in
Prince
Rupert
and
district.
SINGE
It
Sewing
Machine
Co.
I
Phone
804
Prince
Rupert
OUR
GREASE
JOBS
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
IN
TOP
CONDITION
.
.
.
DRIVE
IN
TODAY
!
Dan's
Service
Station
McBride
Street
Green
605
Margaret
McLeod
Optometrist
AT
MANSONS
Jewellers
522
Third
Ave.
Phone
Oreen
321
for
SUNDAY
MIDNiTE
TO
TUESDM
Ann
IIMC
bbbbbs
She
has
nN0RA
Prentiss
THE
NEW
WARNER
SENSATION
CAPITIS!
Beautiful
furs
arc
the
Ageless
Gift
of
Distinction
Yearned
for
by
every
woman
from
IG
to
CO.
BILL
SCUBY-
Furs
322
THIRD
AVENUE
RLACK
I
III
a
lotto
I
but
not
about
MICKEY
ROONEV
in
"l.OV
earr
men
Ml
SMITH
I
BRUCE
MIT
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tin
m,
j0r
iaiM.us
AT
ANDY
IIAKI1Y
SEE
YOUR
FAVORITE
IN
C0MIHC
SO
OH
I
Fur
Gifts
for
your
Leading
Lady
DOLLS
'
At?
:T
W
513
Third
Ave.
West
Thinking
of
CA
Ai
IT1L
VARIETY
STORE
Our
attractive,
color
ful
dolls
are
a
natural
with
younsters.
This
will
see
season
you
the
finest
selection
m
dolls
on
display
dolls
with
sleeping
eyes,
movable
arms
and
legs,
real
hair
and
smartlv
dressed,
at
prices
to
suit
any
purse.
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