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RAW
FURS
r,
jing
money
under
present
halibut
market
eomlilions
innJ
the
mos
of
llicni
say
llial
ihey
have
been
losing
this
yea,r--about
the
only
solution
will
lie
for
Idem
to
feel
draslio
change
in
I
heir
I
inn
nous,
according
lo
a
w.iler-
front
nullinrily.
Il
is
mil
lo
he
vpeeied
'thai,
the
situation
in
Jibe
Tufuiv
will
Ik-
much
diiroren
from
what
it
has
been
so
far
this
I
year
for
Ihe
oause
bringing
it
alioul
is
a
permanent
one.
The
i
large
number
of
big
eennniiiieaj-ly
oiir;ilri
American
schooners
ihal
have
entered
into
the
"lialilml
gumc"
during
I
lie
last
twelve
:
months
liavo
been
increasing
the
.production
to
such
ail
extent
thai
it
has
hail
a
serious
ellec!
:on
the
prices.
It
in
said
thai
jinore
fish
has
been
ollercd
llian
could
he
absorbed..
Strictly
j
speaking,
Ibis
is
not
the
real
!
I
rouble.
The
fart
is
that
the
iiiiiilHy
of
fi.li
ottering
lias
been
io
(treat
that
il
has
not
been
;
possible
for
the
buyer
to
absorb
il
al
prices
such
as
prevailed
i
in
past
years.
This
is
but
a
i
working
of
I
lie
law
.of
supply
and
demand.
Nobody
can
be.
i
an
uscd
of
discriminating
against
Hie
fishermen
and
lie
remarks
(nil
one
hears
that
the.
prices
a
it
being
iiiampiilalcd
by
the
;
buyer
is
so
1
1
1
1
1
c
1
1
"pilfle."
'
The
solution
of
the
dilliculty
jlies
wilh
Ihe
fishermen
llieni-j
selves.
They
must
inljusf
them-
selM-s
lo
a
iM-w
condition
of
af-;
fairs.
If
I
hey
cannol
cronoml-'
roily
opera!
i
under
conditions
ns
liny
are
today,
they
nuil
en-
dcuutr
lo
change
those
condition".
Cost
of
production
on
Ihe
pari
of
Ibe.fisliPriuim
themselves
must
he
reduced.
Instead
of
drifting
deeper
in
Ihe
hole,
they
must
endeavor
to
find
a
means
of
yelling
ovit.
This
moons'
Is
'being
adopted
liy
the
American
'fishermen.
The
I'.S.
fleet
during
the
past
year
or
so
may
be
said
to
have
been
practically
rebuilt.
Tlie
irast
engine
is
becoming
ob-solcle
and
expensive.
It
is
being
ceplared
by
Hi1
dejsel
type
nf
motive
power.'
Hcporls
an
to
Ihe
effect
thai
fuel
costs
are
cut
practically
lo
a
ipuirler
upd
fni'l
cols
are
a
hit-'
factor.
Also,
bi
hitals
nrc
now
the
order
nf
I
lie
day.
Ily
usin
them,
overhead
costs
are
reduced.
The
.Americans
ate
leiulmn
Ihe
way
and
il
might
be
well
for
!an-,
a.
Mans
to
rollow
suit.
Tliero
are
a
lot
of
f'.anadian
boats
Ihal
"The
Hoover"
For
Die
mniilli
of
April
you
can
buy
this
Jf)mou.cleanej.und
atlnehmciit
for
llnj
small
first
payment
or
only
1.5.0
iiml
haw
(be
babmce
spreml
over
Ihe
next
flflecn
months.
Let
us
clean
a
rug
for
you.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
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CLUB
HAS
RPMOVFn
S,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
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Pronrlctor
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CASH
rir,os
"lr
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lts,
forward
lke.,.
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mag.,
Off.
Vancouver,
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SI.,
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NW.
M""'
,
Iiicorpoi'.'iirii
in."
lni?hl
as
well
he
jlinked
now
instead
of
wailing
till
Iheyhreak
or
drown
their
owners.
This
is
Ihe
solution
that
seems
most
reasonable
for
tlu.
salvalion
of
Ihe
C.auailian
lialilml
rishiug
in-duslry
which
s
groaning
about
a
market
condition
for
which
there
is
hardly
any
liope.
or
Flsh
Smoking
.Mm
IJacon
expects
Vo
be
located
permanently
,y
tiy
j
j
,(,
sailing
mid
smoking
eslablish-
meni
on
the
government
wharf
formerly
operated
by
Hill
Shrub-sall.'
.liui
will
le.ive
the
ranks
of
the
uo-lown
retailers
ami
his
lore
will
involved
be
in
a
mer
ger
or
several
retail
concerns
that
is
about
to
be
closed.
Jim
sees
a
considerable
future
for
Ihe
c.xporl
fish
business
in
his
particular
line
ami.
when
he.
gels
established,
he
wii
probably
ex-
lenu
cousKieralily
the
Haul
be
has
taken
over.
His
plan
is
to
make
Ihe
"Macon
Fisheries
inlo
a
concern
that
will
ciiler
lo
all
the
demands
of
tip;
fish
ealing
public.
There
is
not
a
fish
in
the
sea
thai
anybody
wants
lo
nal
thai
lie
does
not
know
how
lo
put
up
in
the
most
ellicicnl
and
gp-lo-ilale
manner
invenlec'.
Next
week,
it
is
expected,
will
see
considerable
.additions
lo
le
salmoil
trolling
fleet
in
waters
contiguous
to
I'rince
Huperl.
The
Halmoral
(lannery
is
lo
slarl
mild
curing
springs
and
other
planls
may
do
likewise.
.Canning
will
not
slarl,
however,
till
June
In
the
meantime,
most
of
Ihe
canneries
an-
already
very
active
gelling
I
heir
premises
ready
.for
a
buy
year.
Ambitious
alterations
ami
additions
being
-nmdc
al
many
plants
would
-give-
the
idea
Ihal
a
"bumper''
pack
is
an-licinaled.
While
it
U;i
been
im-
possiiie
to
oinain
an
omciai
uc-
olaraliou
from
the
ollicials
of
IJie
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.,
it
is
generally
believed
llial
I
ho
Tucks
Inlet
cannery
will
not
be
operated
Ibis
year.
II
is
Ihe
"off-season",
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
ami
tin
canneries
tiiere.
will
not
rim
tuts
yea.
Picture
Box
Ictr
l.ainhJcy.
skipper
or
Ihe
lMt.lt.
II.
launch
2.1.
lias
discov
ered
a
new
aid
to
navigation,
Ihe
riiflhcr
aeipiuiulaiice
or
which
he
intends
lo
seek
as
soon
as
these)
strenuous1
skippers'
paper
examinations
are
over.
The
tiling
thai
he
expects
ho
will
be
aide
to
revolutionize
the
present
principles
ol
navigation
with
is
the
camera,
lie
intends
lo
use
Ibis
innocent
'
ins'ljuineiil
for
the
laying
or
course.
nnd'
the
pbofogrnphli
or
rocks.
Je.
will
establish
a'
dark
room
iu'
lhe
wlu'elliousfi
of
the
"2:i"
nnd
Jber
develop
Ihe
valuable
films
which
.be
could
not
be
expected
lo
entrust
lo
the
tender
mercies
of
any
of
the
lip-town
photographers.
In
twidvc
month'
linn;
be
expects
In
have
a
"rogues'
gallery"
oT
rocks
I
hat
will
pul
lo
shanm
anything
,thal
Itertillon
ever
devised
in
the
way
or
criniiigil
.identifications.
In
the
meantime'
Jeff
is
willing
lo
ro-
jceive
suggestions
auu
Mistime.-,
j
lions
from
all
iilid
sundry
who
(know
anything
about,
a
picture
i
box.
i
Capl.
Charlie
Smith,
well
known
locally
as
master
of
tlieifreijjhler
jCliilliwack,
successfully
delivered
Hie
new
I'nion
sleamer
Lady
!
Cecilia
a
Vancouver
Ibis
.week
'from
the
Old
Country,
where,
she
was
nuiii.
!a;u.
v.
i.
rmuiay
i
nov
in
the
Ojil.
Country
or
'near
Ihere
to
bring
out
the
Calala
which
will
.ryj.il.ace
(he
Vcnliire
oji
Hie
cannery
run.
lie
I.ady
.Hwilia,
which
will
run
to
Po.wyll
Iver
frotn
J"75u-couver,
cnihodie
somo
fealures
neyv
lo
Pacific
c.nuNlinff
crart.
ftlie
lias
Tine
ifues
but
presents
a
sl
range
appearance
because
of
Ihe
great
Hluhillly
pontoons
Which
liave
been
built
on-
eacli
side
of
her
hull
above
,t.ho
water
line.
Those
pontoons
are
sl.eel
blisters
forward
hut,
change
lij
three
-foo
I.
wide
sleel
tanks
which
extend
from
just
forward
of
.
My
story
Ship
I
lie
reporl'!
-from
the
south
Ihal
a
"niysler")liip
has
jobbed
ine
(.aiitoinia
rum
rutming
fect
revives
a
rumor-'
thai
ha
been
j
voiced
since
the
disappearance,
of
'Ihe
big
scbftiiner
"llaysiiort
No.
2.
i
supposedly
IJie
vicinity
of
.yil-
uank
iiml,
last
AMnler.
The
i...O.Oil..
I....
1.......
'
.
.M.-rxiiiini;
...
is
.jij-iui
U.prcSSC(
,
ihal
the
cargo
of.
Ihe
llayspor'
liniglit
have
been
jellisoned
and
IJhe
course
set
ssou
III
ward
for
Ihe
linore
prnfilabo.
"carrying
field.
I
bis
idea
is,
howjiver,
discredited
by
most
authorities
dough
they
are
at,
a
loss
lo
understand
how
Ihe
Ilayspiirt
could
have
disappeared
wit
lioIltsJrii'
trace
in
Hie
"inside
passage
n
any
case,
there
is
great
consternation
among
ll.f?.
dry
law
pllicers
lo
account
for
a
big
shipment
thai
jwas
mysteriously
delivered
last
week
io
me
i.aiuorniaemarkel.
All
the
known
rum
runtu'fs
were'
being
kept
close
watch
upon
;il
the
lime.
V.
C.
Walford,
Ihe
well
known
boat
builder,
is
completing
.the
last
of
twelve
new
rowhoals
which
he
lias
recenlly
Jiuilt
foi
the
Prince
Huperl
lloat
House
These
boats,
which
constitute
the
P.
11.11.
II.
shipbuilding
;program
for
11125,
will
be
put
in
slock
for
sale
or
hire
this
year.
They
ale
or
standard
design
twelve
feel
in
length.
The
builder
lurns
them
nut
just
like
Henry
F.
does
automobiles
and
you
would
be.
siirpjised
how
fast
he
does
II.
The
Inverness
cannery
lender
provincial,
formerly
Hie
property
oT
Capl.
A.
Swanson
of
Ibis
city,
was
in
port
on
'I'liursday
for
tier
first
load
of
supplies
for
Hie
plant
put
of
which
she
work's.
Resplendent
in
a
new
coal
of
paint
and
with
her
machinery
in
the
best
of
wo.rking
order
after'
a
winter's
lay-up
at
Ihe
dry
dock,
Ihe
Provincial
is
Again
skippered
by
Frank
(ioodenodgh.
She
win.
park
supplies
bcl'e'eu'
here
and
Inverness
until
June
when
she
....I,
..
...
.
.1...
.
.
win
si
an
io
liiuciioii
as
a
lenuer
with
Ihe
opening
o
the
sockeye
'''
season.
'
"
-'
f
The
new
(rolling
boat
Tcklp
).,
built
at
l.ewis
Island
for
S;ini
Olson
'by
Fuiil
llosang,
was
in
porl
during
the
weft
'oulfit-'
ling
al
Hunt's,
Cow
Hay.
Kite
sailed
on
Thiirda
on
her
m;i(d-
en
triii
lo
die
trcniing
grounds.
'The
.Canadian
halitut
.schoon
er
llinjijeader,
Capl.
At.
Hollows,
left
for
the
banks
on
'I'liursday
after
having
spent
seventeen
days
in
.Cow
Hay
where
she
bad
new
tanks
.installed,
painting
done
and
a
general
overhaul
effected.
Local
waterfront
people
are
looking
forward
with
a
great
deal
of
interest
In
Ihe
first
trip
here
of
Hie
new
C..V.H.
steamer
Prince
Chillies
which
will
arrive
he.r.c.
next
Thursday
relieving
the
Prince
John.
The
Prince
Charjes
has
racy
clipper
lines'
and
looks
like
a
yachl.
Jl
is
said
that
the
nature
of
her
bow
may
make
it
ditlieul!
for
her
lo
make
landings
al
small
oul-of-tlie
way
dnek,s.
'Her
dining
saloon
al
prcsen.1
iJ
uicaicn
lonvani
poi
iir
is
proposed
lo
Jiaye.
alterations
made
lh.it
will
reiudvo
i(
In
the
viintenlioita'l
position
alt.
After
the
P,rinco
Charles
(or
SI.
Margaret,
as
fi.be
is
now
itaiued)
Juis
,njade
a
.trip
or
Iwo,
it
is
understood
.that
ft
hi?
will
be
withdrawn
Jo
liavo
cx
lensivo
aHerations
effecJed
t,p
make
ler
more
suitable
for
service
on
this
coast.
The
basketball
boys
.who
made
the
trip
lo
Anyox
this
week
aboard
(leorge
J-'rirell's
Laura
!.
had
a
rat
her
rough
trip
of
it.
It
look
llieiu
twelve
b.ciurs
lo
piiike
the
voyage
nor.tl
and
tlflc.eu
to
come
hack.
Itolh
vays
they
had
considerable
of
a
dusting
ut
the
inouh
of
Ibe
(wis
Hiver.
Mvtpper
Moli
hfousht
Hi
em
sare,ly
through,
however,
Hie
boys
Uiem-sejveji
reguiitrly
l.'vking
(heir
tricks
al.
the
wheel
e(nroule.
The
establishment
of
an
ntllce
al
Prince
Huperl
by
the
live
.Vancouver
shipping
coiujcrti
of
ii.
j
.loiiusiui-AN
ai.iun
,t;o
wiieji
is
.headed
liy
Ciijd,
"Itarney"
JoUuson,
jieller
ki,ow,n
and
;iorc
pooular
than
whom
.there
never
va.s
a
navigator
into
Priiee
Jlu-
pert
uirbor,
is
a
re.cosu
turn
of
Pri,n,ce
lup.erl"
risjn'jjr
warino
lutury.
Jliey
say
inai
iianiyy
has
soinelhing
b.ejtrr
vUner
bis
liitl
for
Prince
Rupert
llian
merely
making
a
lfead'p'arlvr
.(Or
lii?
lugs
here.
He
'will
he
firessed
ror
a
statement
when
he
come'
here
next.
BETTER
THAN
RICHES
J
TncLer
the
dome
of
the
Board
of
Trade
jn
Manchester;
England,
is
tfris
inscription:
"A
good
iiame
is
rather
to
be
chosen
than
riches."
The
thought
is
considerably
more
than
mere
sentiment.
It
is
good
business.
A
good
name
is
recognized
as
the
biggest
individual
asset
a
business
can
have.
It
is
the
very
keystone
.of
modern
industry.
Business
today
is
done
on
such
a
broad
scale
-every
merchant
and
every
manufacturer
has
such
a
long
list
,of
customers
that
it
would
not
do
to
have
a
reputation
for
"slipping
something
oyer
Advertising
has
standardized
almost
every
article
you
can
buy.
You
don't
have
io
bargain
and
dicker
and
haggle
to
Ijnow
that
you
are
getting
as
good
as
you
give.
That's
why
it
pays
to
read
the
advertisements
and
to
buy
advertised
goods.
A
product's
advertising
is
the
best
guarantee
of
its
faithful
performance
and
lasting
usefulness
or
of
definite
value.
The
advertiser
would
not
dare
risk
his
good
name
by
advertising
an
unworthy
product.
If
yo.u
value
satisfaction
if
youwant
to
get
your
full
money's
worth
every
time
READ
THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
and
buy
advertised
merchandise.
Take
advantage
.of
the
advertisements
and
get
real
value
Halibut
bindings
have
been
heavy
during
Jlie
week
ami
prices
iae
been
consistently
low
averaging
something
over
the
7c
mark
for
firs
I
class
and
:r
for
second.
A
total
oT
H77,yoo
pounds
was
banilleii:
75.'),0'ini
itrom
American
boats
and
U
flOO
from
Canadians.
Tlie
hivh
prioo
for
American
fish
was
paid
by
Ihe
I'actrie
ustieries
tins
mornincr
lo
Jlie
schooner.
'Havana
$,0r
a,iii
.?,'
for
iri.rtiio
pomi'd'
'jio
sctiooner.
.Mao
receiveu
in.;
Jligbes't
jiiaiiiulian
tu
ice..
also
JoV
lV'.
l.rt.Tc
.iin1
3c1,
Troni
tlie
Cold
rjloragn
for
,t,umi
pounds,
pur-irig
the
week
Hi
ere
were
also
ii
Xe.w
salttion
arrivals,
the
pre
vailing
price
averaging
over
i.'c
ft'ir
red
springs.
,j
Mxclusive
of
loday's.
arrivals,
which
are
included
in
above.
frtnls,
vylnM-e,
Ihe
boats
landing
halibut
Here
during
Ihe
week
have
been
a'
s
follows:
American
Neptune,
Ci.OOP;
Republic,
fiS.flOO;
Ivanhoe,
2.'!,-(liin;
Scandia,
riO.niui;
Kodiak,
Ifi.onO;
Jlalestle,
IIS.OOO;
Kalcrn
Point,
,501);
Ithona,
10,000;
r.uroka,
0,500;
Kidsvold,
1,000;
Pioneer
III.,
0,000;
I'airway,
'
I
(,-
(100;
Atlantic,
.'12,000;
Reliance,
J.000;
Tyee,
10,000;
Hi
Hill,
7,()00;
Orajjinp,
13,000;
Western,
2.H.000;
Sherman,
21,000;
Hro
liiyrs,
17,000;
Vivsl
a,
Ji.otiO;
Peli
can.
11,000;
(Hailstone,
20,000;
Oemoeral,
IH.hail;
Rainier,
12,
,0(Vl;
Senator,
3S.O00;
ellow.
sjone,
13,000;
Sunwig,,
I0,r;00;
Raouhl
Amundsen,
22,000;
Port-
lock,
10,000;
Corn,
1,5(10.
hinadian
.Muirneag,
0,000;
rifber,
0,000;
Point
May,
rt.fiOO;
t(Hie
S.,
8,000;
Ingred
II.,
8,000;
Vule,
3,a00;
M.argaret
I.,
30,000;
llfnpo,
1,000;
P.
Dorreen,
fi.SOO;
I.yWi1.
23A0.Q;
Yerna,
J.5A0;
Voluilleer,
7,000;
'X.
Ami
S.,
2',-100;
Swing,
1,000.
SALES
OF
SALMON
ACimjIIS
YEAR
Says
Hie.
Pacific
Fisherman:
Considerable
activity
on
Ihe
new
pack
has
Jiecn
reported
in
Jtrit
;
isli
Columbia
during
the
last;
month.
The
1925
Sockeye
pack,
is
now
said
to
be
sold
out,
main-1
ly
to
the
United
Kingdom,
which,
is
now
out
with
inquiries
for!
Pink
tails.
Prices
have
shown
an
;
upward
tendency,
being
now
qiyded
at
!?I5
for
Naas
River
i
SiiwLnvnd
nn.l
sk
I
T
Kit
frit
Sll-1.011
n
'
while
sae.s
(if,.Pinks
nii
reiort-ed'iil
5.50.
Some
new
business
bad
also
been
done
in
Cohoes,
bill
in
a
small
way
only,
i
as
packers
and
buyers
are
apart
in
their
.views.
Quotations
on
this
g.rade
show
considerable
varia
tion,
but
H
is
believed
that
biisi-,,,,iA..rVALllLl,tl,l.iicy.i
.at
alio.ut
1H.50
ror
talis
and
.$9.50
for
halve.
The
small
slock
of
snot
('hums
in
tin)
province
is
gradually
moving
off.
HER
FACE
WAS
COVERED
WITH
PIMPLES
SHE
GOT
RID
OF
THEM
BY
USING
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Ml
T.
Iluntor,'
ll.lt
No.
,
London,
Out.,
.wrllPs:
"I
wish
In
reciiiiiiiteiiil
Uuntnik
tUooit
11
It
(er
l
lwMpn'wbv
urn
surtVrlnir
rniui
pimples,
or
any
olhcr
fnrUl
MiMiiisJ.i.
A
1
1
tl
t
Jvq.
J-car.
r'i
I
was
Riially
tmnhlril
will)
pitiiplt'S
ami
snrrj
,li(.t',lklnj
init
ui
Jlliy
fac.
a.ua
rnuW
Rrl
no
ri'lirt
until,
rin.ill.v.
a
rrlriul
rcconi-meiufi
lii
o
lake
IIJlNB,
Till
iliil.
ami
I
nie
now
Rlail
lo
aay
'that
ymir
ri'iiH'dy
h:ii
Vlveu
me
tlw'
drslrililr
it-u,i,
iuhI
I
nvw
liavv
a
pli-p
Kinonin,
clar
skin,
a
It
lias
elliiiln.nli'd
all
tin'
lniiurl-iIpk
frnn
JiVy
bionil
0c
tl.n.Jl.
wlirn
yon
k
fur
It;
II
lis
lifwi
ii
III
imiku
inr
thiv
fl
4
yvarni
ul
ni
only
by
Tlie
T.
Mllburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
J.
L.
Blain
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Slore
and
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobhfng
ami
Repairing.
Class
ami
dlazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
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LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phon
U.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
:
'litributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
I'oai
Sand
and
Gravel
VVa
Specialize
In
Piano
apd
Furniture
Moving.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Hook,
PRIKCE
RUPEIIT,
.
O.
Offloe
Houre,
fji,
Phone
M.
Open
Eyenlnoe
Only
for
'
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Appointment,