L
y
July'25,
1925
-
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,
,
J
f
I
III,..
"H,
!LSrii
r
,
tuuvurm
pjpu
iwacco
J&g
chief
rolrincouprt'
pro.perity
Iff
U
'
ajirr-
r
.
1
in
1
1
1
1
ir;aa
l
Quiet
Season
''along
Hit;
i
wateivi'i'i'if.
Cape
lit,,
esnenenoiiiir
the
uiiir
uKuai
ill
(his
lime
of
the
lMa
Prosperity
A,
Kaion,
While
Very
few
boat
art'
In
pnrl.M'J't
Mayflower,-Swing,
Nautilus,
y
'
do.of
reiuir(ng
llriitf
j
Hc
Spi,'VlT.i
anl
S.
1
J
i
n
fr
n
.
either
to
machinery
or
The
continued
good,
in
has
inipipvod
the
al-
t
slum;
considerably
and
.....
I
e
itJJlJK"'
UJ
liril
IrriiM
daily.
While
a
week
ago'maui-
a
iru
oer
lasr
avock
end,
,
i
.iimert-
fishermen
were
a
meir
nave
l"
"
nanny,
nm
some
if
i
1
?!
ourageu,
nope
I
ocn
rejuvenated
with
the
eon-Vry
enjoyable
trout
fishing
was
.
4..
Hniilt-t
of
old
King
Pol.
;
j
li
Hunt:
itnrkerw
report
the
cockeye
al
tSniilli'M
Inlet
t-ov,
mum
venturing
out
of
sltel-e
bi'i
very
?oo-t
during
r,
Hie
boat
eneounlere.il
heavy
ii
week
whilf
llie
Hivor
"eas
a.nd
sbcllereij
anchorage
inn
'
lie
.
'
nlct
rnrcn
n
ai"o
Keeping
up,"""
'""t"'
'-
.......
..i,
aulv
we!i.
Th
Naan
river
flKh-'waH
dropfiet!
and
the
party
re-
.
.
-
mn-
iriinil
lll(I('lil
"((111-
ng
a
I
w
;,
odior
Inra'tUien.
'
I
1
in
lis
itiut
lanllng!
this
weelt
al
....
..
M
.1
I
I
.....I
lia'
'
ll'i'tl
gtllMI
illlll
.IIUIIIIHJ
HIHI
ll'ije-iKiV
saw
over
too,
hop
ur,
is
of
fifli
landed.
Anieri-
ai
Gained
around
tie
ami
rte
1
anatliaTiM
pulleti
iiown
Iatu
av
nl
UU-
and
6r.
Weather
on
the
ile
;.
sea
fishing
grounds
ha
ing
.e
ami
has
ncrniitlcd
ofi'f
long
fishing
hours,
which
also
iipn.ie
10
the
west
coast.
No
un-
toward
happening
have
Iteen
re-
t
ill
i
iiik
the
week.
Boat
Arrivals
of
I',,
'
and
including
noonyes-Ifr.iav
he
following
boats
had
mimr'pil
catches
during
Hip
we
American
Happy,
Hro-'hr
Flaitery,
Wizard,
Pioneer,
Hai
H
(iladys,
Cora,
Caroline
tin
Ida.
Scandia.
Akutnn.
V.'-
.,
ii-cka.
Alki.
Chum.
Kast-I.
Xi.tinakr-1.
V.
Todd.
by
La:
r
1'pgge,
HMty,
Wave,
V
Wabash,
Mnh,
Minnie
V..
V
H
A
II..
Panama.
Pre-
:
.den
astnr
and
May.
f
a'arftan.
M.
M.
Christopher.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
U
pen
Charlotte
Land
Ilc-u
lnt
rid
of
Prince.
Hu-
vr
nnd
situate
al
llooncy
I'
(uaham
Island,
Hntish
1
i.mbm.
T
i.e
Notice
that
I.angara
1
.
g
&
Packing
Company
Lm
ed,
of
Masselt,
H.C,
cccur
P-
m
Packers,
inlemh
to
apply
It's
u
b
asc
of
the
following
de-
ied
lands:
,
(
ommencing
M
a
post
plhntetl
t
Hooney
Point,
Oraham
Island,;
Hi
'ish
Columbia;
thence
nor-'
1li;T'y
five
chains,
more
or
less,
a
low
water
mark;
thence
west-1
ly
along
low
water
mark
one
on
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
f
(erly
one
hundred
and
sixty
i.n
halns.
mora
or
less,
to
point
of
pummeneeniPtit,
nnd
containing
eighty
acres,
inoru
tfr.
1ms,
I.AXCiAUA
l-ISIUNO
PACKING
PACK
IN
(1
CO,
LTD.
Applicant
Per
E.
II.
Simpson,
Ageni
Haled
June
12th.
1925.
LAND
ACT..
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Ilecording
District
of
Prince
Ilupert,
ami
situate
at
Ferguson
Hay.
Masselt
Inlet,
O.t
Islands,
11.0.
Take
Notice
that
Cossc-MH
lord,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
D.C
occupation
Salmon
Canners,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
"PPtoximately
20
chains
cast
from
f'ence
south
3
chains;
thence!
west
to
chains;
thence
south
2
ehnitii.
n.-
....
..
m
.i...:..-
lo
west
boundarv
of
T.nt
1
57
1
:
thenrn
an.
.11.
a
i.t.;.
nijui.,,
r)
ciiiiiiis,
iiiiiiiuo
10
chains;
thence
north
20
chnina-
n
.
1
inn
fust
i,
Cliuilin,
more
nr
leg,
ln
beach;
thence
oiinwmg
meantlerlng
of
shore
"no
to
point
of
comtnencetnent,
"nil
containing
22
acres,'
more
or
less.
COSSE.MtL't.KnD,
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
Wm.
0,
Mitchell,
.
Agent
fated
Juno
20th,
1025.
''ilinoti,
Cape
Spencer.
TilUe
S.,
Pair
of
CS
Swain,
lack,
koynusu,
Muirnoajr.
Point
I
Rough
Weather
;51r.
and
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward,
ami
son
Harry,
accompanied
hy
-
in
......
nml
Mr
.....
lfiirtt
aiMiani
me
power
boat
jJonanza,
W.
...I
indulged
In.
I
lie
parly
caught
quite
a
-number
of
rainbow
trout
'he
weatJier
wa
ideal.
How-
cu
n
o'j
i
ri
c
rt
1
1
irt
1
1
it
tik
o
milinn
t....inn,1
r..m
11.
a
......
r.
I
liiailiru
ii'i
iiu-
iiikiil
irniii
.11
next
morning
and
arrivina
the
city
on
Monday
morning
0
o'clock.
Who
Was
It?
(Juil1
a
little
exeilnienl
wa
raused
around
Cow
Hay
on
Wed
nesday
afternoon
when
twn
"mermaids"
were
seen
disport
Iheiiisclvcs
in
the
cool
walers
the
harbor
otT
the
Yacht
Glut
floats.
Several
pairs
of
marine
Klasse
were
trained"
upon
the
Iieauliiul
swiminejif
but
it
was
iniMssible
to
discern
just
who
they
were
-although
many
guesses
were
nude.
Tup
secret
service
the
nei'l'wlll
mount
a
liigh
nnwpred
lelescooe
for
llic
nur
prices
of
iilenliricaiioii
in
the
hope
t
lint
the
fair
ones
will
repeal
their
eommendable
water
performance.
The
launch
Joy
llird,
skippered
Jaek
Cook,
has
be;n
busily
occupied
tluring
the
past
week
towing
riprp
for
the
new
elevator
site
from
Tucks
Inlet.
The
power
boat
Wigwam,
akip-pered
ami
owned
y
(iapL
Claud
Ketchum,
4s
packing
for
the
Claxlon
cannery
tiiis
season.
Launch
IHie
Ilupert,
Capt.
fieorge
;Xewcohili,
was
out
lo
Shawallans
on-Tues.lay
with
a
kcow
load
if
mat
trial
for
the
cfly.
,
When
the
launch
begins
to
toss
and
twirl,
And
you
ache
from
stem
to
stern,
then
for
strawberry
shortcake.
Your
lummy
d.oes
not
yearn.
Ilob
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Inverness
cannery,
went
down
aboard
Jhe,
power
boat
Zanardl.
Capl.
flammori,
to
Hivers
Inlet
business
last
weelt.
The.
lug-
boat
M.T.3.,
Capl.
H.
(.reen,
iiag-
ship
ofithe
Hushby
towing
Heel,
uA
nut
Into
commission
at
the
Inverness
cannery
to
'PH1'
boals
vMr.
,
Johnson
went,
to
ni.nr.
inli-t
10
assist
witn
inc
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
lo
'Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotlo
Land
He
.r.iine-
District
of
Prince
Ilu
..i
xiluatc
about
ono
.and
a
...i
.v.iini
enst.
of
Masselt
linn
in""-"
.....
1
Lighthouse
at
the
mouth
at
Mas-j
sett
Inlet,
(iraham
Islandj
Hril-Isli
Columbia.
TKE
NOTICE
that
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
or
Victoria,
H.C.,
occu-put
Ion.
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
posi
iiu-.
at
the
northwest
comer
of
Lo
peven,
Oraham
Island,
Hritish
Columbia,
about
one
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Masselt
LiKitlonse
at
the
mouth
oi
'
'm'
n..i..n,
Ktnnd.
Hrillsll
UOHim-
five
chains.
northerly
bin
:
thence
r
Ibsh
In
low
Wilier
.
IliarK,
iiii.it
v
thence
westerly,
along
low
...nlnr
water
mum
1,
r...n
liunilreil
.
ami
.
sixty
chains;
thence
sutherl
chains;
thence
cum.,.j-
"
dre,l
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
1PSS(.
to
point
of
commencement,
LhV
containing
eighty
acres.
more
or
less.
,.,(,...v,i
I.ANOAHA
FIS1IINO
&
PACMNC
CO.
LTD..
Appiici'i
1
"p
V
II
Simpson,
Aent.
Dated
cf
June
10th,
1925.
recent
big
run
of
fish
In
that
j
locality.
The
tug
Tearful
and
the
Ar-nett
dredge
have
been
on
the
tlrv
dock
for
repairs.
Some
Picnic
Last
Sunday
proved
a
red
let-ler
day
in
the
picnic
world
when
tlie'velprans
of
many
well
fought
battles-
entertained
their
friends,
to
Ihe
number
of
over
,
a
thousand,
at
Digby
Island.
Everything
went
off
with
a
bang
and
even
the.
weather
man
reported
on
parade
all
lressed
up
in
real
summer
marching
order.
Hoals
assisting
in
transporting
the
large
crowd
across
the
harbor
included
the
Malamule,
Doreen.
Hanaco,
Laura
F.,
-
Joy
'
Hird,
Poinsellia,
ltosina
H,
Cileu
Alva,
and
Mary
II.
Conspicuous
.
also
in
the
boat
parade
were
boats
of
the
Hushby
towing
fleet
Including
P.ll.T,.
Dipl.
llarris
.Kerr,
which
upon
her
return
from
Ihe
Skena
jumped
into
the
game
during
the
evening
nnd
ably
assisted
in
transporting
soite
100
people.
The
Cuiiishewa,
Capt.
Johnny
Larson,
and
Tide
IUp,
Capt.
"Hadsonie"
Jim
Morrison,
were
not
a
oil
backward
in
coming
forward
and
rendered
..yeoman
l-ervice.
.
v.
.
the
floating
hospiiaTr
local
ed
at
lh
N.P.
Cannery'
on.
Hie1
?keena
slough,
arrived
In
nort
oti
Sunday
last
to
have
some
valve
trouble
fixed
on
his
engine.
Doe.
stood
around
the
wharf
for
quite
a
while
looking
very
dirty,
very
busy,
very
Jovial
anil
very
anxious
to
set
the
gadgils,
bied
and
away.
AH
is
now
in
oruer
nun
Doc
is
happy
olice
again
on
his
errands
of
mercy.
W.
Oilchrist
venl
over
on
hs
power
boat
on
Sunday
last
to
Jap
Inlet,
accompanied
hy
several
loenl.
financial
magnate.
How
ever,
the
heavy
sea
prevenled
his
return
on
-Sunday
night
and
the
party
did
not
gel
back
until
Mon
day
noon.
Capt,
Charlie
Johnson,
aboard
his
Iroller
Eagle,
was
in
p.trt
this
week
from
the
Hippo
Is
lands
for
supplies.
Ray's
Red
Devil
Ray
Love,
Ihe
renowned
elee
trical
witard,
Is
busy,
asslsled
by
his
second
In
command
Norman
Mooreliouse,
In
gelling
hi
fiend
of
Ihe
sens,
(lie
Hed
l)evil,
into
commission
preparatory
to
taking
a
turn
al
Ihe
oars
during
the
dull
season.
When
Hay
gels
going
In
Ihe
newly
painted
craft
boat
owners
will
gel
porno
Idea
of
what
real
speed
looks
like,
The
idea
of
using
red
paint
is
OLD
CHUM
h
the
famous
kcuum(rJBt)M
V.
Hlli.
.
.
,
4B
,1
that
the
boat
will
be
able
lo
be
picked
up
better
with
1
lie
glasses
as
tiwing
to
the-hull
speed
at
tained
it
is
liable
to
be
indiscernible
otherwise.
The
P.
Huron-
Company
has
piatle
a
start
upon'
the
erection
of
its
cold
storage
plant
on
Ihe
waterfront
just
beyond
.
'he
Yacht
Club
premises.
Our
father
Is
a
going
boy,
He's
bought
a
motor
boat,
Hut
Ihe
oil
and
grease
Around
the
house
Is
getting
mother's
goat.
Would
You
Believe
It
It's
kind
of
hard
to
believe
but
nevertheless
il
Is
a
fact
and
there
are
witnesses
to
prove
it.
The
launch
Tseekwa,
owned
anJ
skippered
by
Dave
Stuart
and
piloted
by
Hill
Wrathall,
left
on
her
first
trial
trip
In
the
past
Ihree
years
on
Monday
night
from
the
Ketchum
float.
Ilefore
departing
skipper
Dave
shook
hands
with
both
the
crowd,
which
gathered
to
see
him
leave,
and
amidst
waving
of
one
hand
kerchief,
the
launch
snorted
forth
on
her
voyage.
As
evidence
of
how
well
Ihe
boat
behaved
it
had
been
suggested
the
trip
be
one
o?
,two
jiour's
djuati
luvatlon.
but
il
.wusMFiiidrf-,ni.-'Jut'-;Unuer
one
hour,
Which
its'
gohrgvhtTue--as
fiieT
monkey
sabl
when
th'e.eie
pliant
trod
upon
him
Tugboat
Fleet
Busy
Future
movenienlR
of
the
Hushby
tugboats
are
as
fol
lows:
The
Title
Hip
will
clean
up
Ihe
canneries
at
Halmoral,
Es-
sington
and
Haysport,
the
Cum
shewn
will
clean
up
Oceanic,
Carlisle
and
'Claxlon,
.and
Ihe
P.H.T!
will
clean
up
all
the
can
neries
on
the
slough
and
tow
in
Ihe
full
scows
from
other
boats
which
are
delivering
lo
the
HUshhy
mooring
al'
Inverness.
The
P.ll.T.
will
tow
loaded
xcows
In
Ihe
Rupert
Marine
Producl
plant
and
lltn
empty
ones
bark
to
the
Inverness
moortng.
In
all
ten
scows
will
be
working.
A
Great
Day
Monday
was
a
great
day
in
the
annals
of
the
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
Hoards
of
'tirade
when
visillng
members
from
the
former
were
enlertalned
by
members
of
the
latter
body.
Tin
trip
up
lb
Skeena
River
canneries
on
the
fisheries
patrol
boat
Murfish
will
Jong
he
remembered
not
only
from
the
sightseeing
part
of
I!
but
alsit
front
the
eats
nnd
"tea"
drinking
end.
A
bountiful
lunch
was
served
aboard,
under
the
supervision
of
Ororge
Richmond
of
SI.
Regis
Cafe
fame,
the
blv
feature
of
which
was
the
steward
service
supplied
by
members
of
Through
the
use
of
the
famous
Vacuum
(air-tight)
tin
OLD
CHUM
SMOKING
TOBACCO
is
preserved
for
you
in
perfect
condition;
it
is
always
as
fresh
as
when
it
was
originally
packed.
Alwaus
ask
for
the
local
board.
"Hobbie"
Rob
ertson
won
the
medal
for
efll-;
ciency
and
he
was
never
seen
on
Ihe
entire
journey
without
a
fray
of
eats
or
liquids
in
bis
mitt.
To
cope
with
short
orders,
Hobbie
carried
pocketsful
of
grub
with
j
him
which,
at
Ihe
least
signs
of!
fatigue,
lie
would
cram
into
the
hands
of
Ihe
hungry.
This
was
a
new
innovation
fti
stewardship
which
was
much
appreciated
by
the
visitors.
The
chief
steward's
main
concern
seemed
to
be
the
catering
to
the
wants
of
a
cer
tain
Mr.
Grundy
aboard
who
evidently
possessed
a
wonderful
capacity
for
Ihe
good
things
of
llils
life.
Heads
of
perspiration
stood
upon
poor
Hobbie's
brow
in
his
valiant
efforts
lo
cope
witli
Mr.
Orundy's
.orders
and
it
is
lo
be
hoped
the
sleward's
tip
was
a
colossal
one.
Some
Gunners
After
having-received
a
coursp
of
instruction
in
machine
gun
work
under
the
direction
of
lead-
Inz
seaman
Howe,
Il.C.N.V,
Reserve,
Dr.
Wright,
vice-presjdenl
of
the
Vancouver
(Sun:
Club
ami
T.
S.
Dixon,
secretary,
who
were
visillng
with
the
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade
members
on
Monday,
have
decided
to
discarJ
the
old
fashioned
rifle
business
when
buntinff
next
fall
and
arm
themselves'
with
the
latest
type
of
'fraVargwNr.
Wright
was
taking
a
well
earned
rest
on
a
pile
of
lumber
In
company
wilb
Mr.
Dixon
when
ho
chanced
to
see
Ihe
sign
Men
Wanted
on
Ihe
door
of
the
R.C.N.
Volunteer
Reserve
training
quarters.
Doe
thereupon
strolled
across
and
knocking
al
Ihe
dour
asked
;
tjie
leading
seaman
If
be
would
do
for
service.
L.
S,
Howe
asked
Ihe
visitors
in
and
gave
them
course
in
machine
gunnery
much
to
their
delight.
Now
we
wohdef
if
this
eflleient
instruction
had
anything
to
do
with
the
remark
able
score
made
by
Mr.
Dixon
nl
the
P.
II.
Oun
Club
range
in
thf
evenlnff
when
he
made
a
scoru
of
25
an.l
23
W.
O.
Walford.
the
local
boul
builder,
has
so.
spread,
his
fame
near
and
far
that
no
sooner
had
Hie
yacht
Invader,
owned
by
the
millionaire
Don'Lveybf
Los
Angeles,
dropped
anchor
than
be
received
n
hurry
up
call
to
go
aboard
ami
do
some
fixing.
Copt.
Charlie
Miller,
left.
port
on
Tuesday
aboard
bis
new
30
foot
trolling
boat,
Holla
L,
for
Ihe
Dundas
Island
trolling
ground.
The
Holla
L,
is
power
ed
with
a
10
h.p.
Vulcan
ilnglnc,
has
a
beam
of
8
fool.
6
inches
and
draws
4
feet
of
water.
John
Currie
has
finished
up
the
Vacuum
(Air-Tijht)
Tin
erial
Tobacco
Boat
Builders!
We
have
20,000
feet
of
1-2
inch,
5-8
inch,
7-8
Inch
and
1
Inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
which
we
must
sell
as
we
require
the
yard
space
for
other
stock.
DON'T
MISS
THIS
OPPORTUNITY
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
117.
the
work
of
driving
new
piles
at
Ihe
Akerberc-Thomson
wharf
ml
has
now
moved
his
pile
driver
down
the
waterfront
to
the
site
of
the
new
wharf
which
is
being
built
by
Tommy
Trotier,
where
pile
driving
is
to
proceed
immediately.
Fished-
with
Sausage
When
it
comes
to
new
recipes
fbr
the
use
of
a
pound
of
sausage
just
talk
to
Hither
George
Hill
or
Sinn.
Parker
about
Jhe
matter
anil
they
will-
doubtless
tilishlen
yotwv
These
UwoV
well
known
fish
bookers
were
boundl
for
a
little
piscatorial
recreation
ih
th6
vicinity
of
Cloyub
Hay
ami
had
procured
a
pound
of
Atkins
famous
sausage
for
the
benefi?
of
Ihe
inner
man.
The
sausage
and
salmon
eggs,
in
separate
fiarcels-,
lay
upon
the
table
but
in
the
scramble
to
get
away
they
grabbed
the
sausage
and
lef
the
halt
behind.
'
The
catastrophe
was
not
discovered
until
arrival
al
the
fish
catching
rcndoivous
Did
lliey
worry?
We'll
say
they.
did
not.
After
a
hurried
consU-
lalion
it
was
mutually
agreed!
that
the
Inner
man
idea
be
left
out
of
it
nlliigether
and
that
the
sausage
be
pul
into
commission.
as
fish
bail.
This
dainty
bait
was
something-
quite
new
to
the
fish
which
scrambled
up
the
bank
to
got
al
Ihe
parcel
ami
bail
lo
be
clubbed
back
into
the
water.
Ft-Eriittirg
SIMON
D!
SAWS
tlXORDS
C(A81
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CO.
LTD.
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VMrcouvt
Br.JuH.N..
l
Co.of
Canada,
Limited
Bargains
at
40c.
.
500
Yards
FIGURED
VOILES,
BEADED
VOILES,
RATINES,
GINGHAMS,
BROADCLOTHS
in,
great
variety
of
shades
and
patterns;
values
up
lo
C5c.
All
one
price,
per
yard
40c.
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
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FUR
Co.
Third
Ave.
Repairing,
Remodelling
on
the
premises.
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anil
Cleaning
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Motor
Service.
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Furniture
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