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February
12.
1027
TSZ
DAILY
HE77B
PAGE
FIVE
or
Econmlci
TrantpcYtoti,
Waterfront
Whiffs
I..-
II..III...I
..
If
.
.
rho'
rc
",
,,,r
",,ul
ij"n
.nuny
itw
noaiM
in
ileel-
Itiolojjiail
Station
to
Have
Rusy
Summer
c
of:
After
a
period
of
intensive
activity
which
came
jrlnj?
the
past
week,
the
halibuters,
almost
to
a
man,
ard
to
put
to
sea
in
anticipation
of
the
re-opening
of
the
'i'ur-idny
next.
Three
short
months
ashore
have
rapidly
;
now
it
is
time
for
the
resumption
of
I'rince
Rupert'ii
it'ustry.
This
time
next
week,
the
first
catch
will
probably"
(,
nueu.
14
lew
of
the
boats
such
as
the
Tahoma,
Sitka,
Onah
and
t;.
"4i
an
scnooners
wnicn
winierea
nere,
leu
during
the
pre
(o-
Alaska
to
tkte
on
bait
.
.
..
tUm
1
rent
malnrftv
rtf
.
.,1
,ra
...
...
-
,ote
Hkog
operating
lor
the
Prince
Ru
E
-i-
...111
null
mi
rAm
K
v?n
y-
"-"pert
Bot
House
Interests.,
left
at
tlie
,
simencing
w-a.j,
jsrvi.
fnt,
of
,Ml
week
and
hld
not
relurl
men
w.
up
to
Frldsy.
The
Zenardl
u
also
out
,
rc
xor
me
oarim.
4
bul
ntumtd
Mrly
tnU
WMk
gnd
,m
however,
the
Prosperity
,g,ln
en
Thursdty
afternoon
with
all
,
;3
ue.ii-
um
i
her
Mining
gear
aboard.
Either
Bob
K'r
on
Tnursaay
nigni.
Qlmmon
,
Tom
Wltu
MW
....
UUag
on
their
first
trip
out
or
else
H
red
poMlble
that
some
they
Wf
re
a
vtfy
mtultlon
that
the
run
would
material
t
dsy
in
the
hope
that
-M
once
bar
will
b
available
wan
wng.
nowever.
r,
BradburT
4,
Yelf
interests
were
out-
be
at
a
premium
mUnt
tne
Bethune
and
Tlp
Top
wee
or
..-r
u
"-;iave
this
week-end
to
commence
her
delay
now
might
mean
-mi,
rtng
winlng.
concern
win;
at
u,
p
during
u
season.
u,
opfrate
,u
pound,
outside
ahd
:
me
opening
thl.
year
ve
the
flthlnf
boaU
m1tn
b4lu
from
:r
of
new
do
is
mat
m
,
mere.
Mastv
brand
new
American
i
t
...
dciNfxiod
to
be
putting
Kir
and
Ernie
Eyoltson
of
Osland,
n
:
while
the
Canadian:
arrived
during
the
week
aboard
the
us-
lU
quota
of
maiden
ga.boat
Viola
from
the
we.t
coast
of
Shipment
of
New
Hats
Just
nrrive
"Demers"
f'xme
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
'losing
:
Out
SALE
NOW
IN
FULL
SWING
Many
llnrsnlns
In
:oats
DRESSES
HATS
J.
BENT
IjuHt-s'
Keiitly.lo.Wenr
rhirtl
Ave.
Plinne
651
jthe
Queen
Charlotte
I.landt
where
they
'have
been
trapping
tor
the
pait
three
,v.
arrived
In
port
yet
month,.
Tley
would
have
had
a
real
a
far
a
can
be
(OA
yetr
hj
lnejr
not
0und
thlt
-
oeen
sighted
up
to
the
otlfr
tttmt4
M
&
djrij
Wtn
:
.a
Aruruc
iapt
,
prevailing
peUlence.
A.
it
wu.
i
fair
.bred
catch
met
with
a
ready
mar
ket
i
MIT1I
llll
IT
III'IMHMI
I
ill
VP
V1
I
I
boatbuilding
at
the
port
than
any
LIl
:
t
;nrlou.
Onf
of
th
nnrt
.Utlltlt.
,
Una
informed
the
acrlbe
who
U
re
wv
v
....
I
i
1
I
!
poadble
for
Uicm
Kreed.
that
he
had
IJJ
I
II
till
inrerilfated
and
found
that
a
total
of
ittV
IJIOH
'ten
vewela
were
cither
being
built
at
th
pretest
time
or
were
about
to
nn
oval-shaiel
dish
.
He
gave
McUan
a
quou
of
i
I'vrwc
lininir
which
can
three:
the
dry
dock.
four,
and
the
Jap.
it
.n
Ihn
n
ln
O"
B'-
tnr
Inquiry
faUed
to
1
30k
nicer
on
the
table
I
-(,'()
VKHN.M
EXT
U()U0lt
ACT.'
.
nfl
E
n
n
rll
tor
a
nti
nice
Km
wnen
you
i.ici:.nci:
.U..HJK
ior
noi.iruu.iK
NOTICS
Js
KEREDT
OIVEN
that,
on
i'i
''fercnt.
the
loth
day
of
rebruary
next,
the
un-
.
,
,
dentgned
intend,
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
u
"
in
jiwiiu
vunt-
control
uoara
tor
a
licence
vs'
plate.
in
repeet
oi
oremlaes
belnc
part
of
the
building
'known
aa
seal
cove
liowi,
anuate
a
l
he
aty
of
Prince
Rupert.
In
th
Pro-vtnee
of
Britiih
Columbia,
upon
the
-fiOVnUN.MF.ST
I.K.UOR
ACT
01KK
OI
i
bottle
for
consumption
on
w
i"'
DATED
at
Prlnoe
Rupert,
av
.
I.niltf
1037.
13rd
.
alu
day
DO.
thU
CUKA
r..
u"."ai
,
Applicant.
LAND
ACT
;
Mint
i:
nr
intention
to
Arn.v
to
TO
I.KAK
UM
In
Prlnet
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dla-trlct
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
"
ih
north
ahorc
of
Crescent
Inlet.
Morosbl
?lnd
Queen
Ch.rlotte
Islands.
m
the
Province
of
Mfi2
being
about
one
and
a
half
mites
from
the
neao
oi
vne
iu.ru.
confirm
the
hole
Hat
but
It
la
safe
to
uy
that
the
program
wUl
nave
been
fUled
by
the
time
spring
end..
Various
estabUshmenu
along
the
local
waterfront
have
turned
out
a
total
of
some
twenty
new
fltblng
vewels
during
the
pa.t
year
which
Is
no
contemptible
re
cord.
The
Inverness
cannery
tender.
Provincial,
arrived
on
Tuesday
morning
from
Vancouver
where
ah
had
been
wintering.
T1
vnmel
was
brought
up
In
charge
of
Capt.
Henry
Dorreen.
Capt.
Alex.
Balnt.
who
Is
known
to
hit
tuore
aristocratic
friend,
aa
lleuteuant
In
the
"bltnkln'
Notvy"
(Dumbell
SUn
Bennett
will
aay
that
for
us),
1.
at
prevent
putting
in
tune
at
Ewjulnialt.
Ite
Is
expected
back
very
shortly
to
rerom
hi.
more
pleblan
dutle.
a.
skipper
of
PJt3.II.
38.
lands
deKrttm
a.
all
that
portion
of
4
Nick
Carter
at
th
helm,
tfif.
this
a,..!
vesMl
Waterfront
Block
"I."
Bay
of
Prince
of
Prince
Rupert.
Pro
British
Columbia.
Map
623.
f
'
It
llUpTH.
u
pert.
1.11
City
vino
vtnoe
of
of
Brl
TUT
STORE
Willi
TrlE
CIOCN
Rupert
Land
Registration
Du
cting
more
paniciu.nr
ac
follawa:
Ooramenelng
at
a
point
which
He.
ln
une
oi
oesnng
norm
owoec.
W
B"
east
a
dlsUnc
of
787.10
leet
from
the
centre
of
circle
aa
anown
on
said
Plan
9T1,
Section
7.
thence
aouth
Ode
34'
15"
east
a
distance
of
00
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
83deg.
24'
35"
east
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
a
polut,
taenc
north
deg.
S3'
23"
west
a
distance
of
CO
feet
to
a
point,
thence
aouth
33
dec.
at'
33"
west
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
the
point
of
commencement."
far
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
i
he
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premise.
DATED
thU
lJth
day
of
January.
1937,
II.
A.
DODD.
Applicant.
BODIES
BY
FISHER
DUCO
COLORS
RADIATOR
FULL
CROWN
FENDERS
A.C.
AIR
CLEANER
A.C
OIL
FILTER
GASOLINE
GAUGE
COINCIDENTAL
LOCK
BULLET
TYPE
HEADLAMPS
ETC.
KAIEX
GAItAKE
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
IS.C.
dock
for
a
new
sane
boat
for
Gammon
tt
Watt.
Some
sixty
feet
long
and
powered
with
a
80
bp.
Washington-Estep
engine,
the
new
vesMl
will
be
about
the
biggest
seiner
In
local
waters.
She
U
to
be
ready
for
operation
this
year.
Earl
Haines
of
the
schooner
Ringleader
returned
this
week
from
an
extended
trip
East.
A
stay
of
some
two
month,
and
a
half
under
the
gentle
care
of
skilled
doctors
and
beautiful
nurses
at
the
Mayo
Clinic.
Rochester,
Minn.,
na.
put
Earl
Al
at
Lloyds,
and
bigger
and
better
man.
He
may
take
on
Oene
Tunney
If
he
can
get
Jack
Kearna
as
his
manager.
station
to
in:
nrav
The
new
fisheries
experimental
station
at
Prince
Rupert
wUl
fully
justify
the
first
year
of
existence
If
D.
B.
Finn,'
'"7
Xk
provision,
that
ten
daya
from
the
above
,
freezing
plant
which
may
be
used
ecc-
M!An-S!KinteS
nomlcaliy
and
which
it
Is
hoped
will
this
section
of
the
By-law.
i
involve
a
process
no
more
costly
than
II
A.
McLEAN.
the
present
air
freezing
system.
The
NOTICE
LAND
ACT.
OK
INTtNTION
TO
Til
LCASK
LtMI.
APItY
.practicability
of
the
process
has
already
I
been
proven
but
It
has
mot
yet
beert
brought'
down
to.
an
econpmlo
basta
as
measured
In
dollars
and
cents.
A
detailed
study
will
be
made
of
her-
in
Prlnet
Runert
Uind
Recording
Di
I
rtna
and'
n'.lrhirrl
loIIs
with
,
a
view
to
SeS'rloSS
Si
I'"'"1"
1
Hem
k.mm.rclal
TAKE
NOTICE
tnat
John
Dybhavn.
of
products.
It
will
be
attempted
to
find
Prince
Rupert.
B.C..
occupation
manager,
j
n4.w
uge,
by
ascerUlnlng
the
chemical
ininUl
VU
mWkttj
tpiy
ivi
lean
vi
wit
iwi
inwine
described
lands:--
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
south
aide
of
Neato
Inlet,
about
one
mile
from
IU
head;
thence
aouth
0
chains:
thence
west
19
chains;
thenee
characteristics.
Production
of
glues
and
other
byproducts
from
offal
will
be
further
studied
as
well.
north
6
chains
to
shore;
thence
east
10
i
Speaking
of
the
work
that
Mr.
chains,
more
or
leas,
following
the
shore
BroCk.Mby
has
been
carrying
on
re-
cently
at
the
University
of
Manitoba
on
the
properties
of
dog
fish
oil,.
Mr.
Finn
announced
that
a
report
would
ahortly
be
published
giving
the
results
thereof.
This
report
will
show
the
value
of
this
product
as
feed
In'
poultry
and
young
stock
raising
owing
to
Its
content
ln
large
measure
of
vitamin
A.
Another
scientist,
who
Is
nominally
attach
attached
to
the
local
biological
station.
Williamson
who
Is
conducting
an
investlatatlon
on
the
west
coast
of
Van-
I
the
following
l.nd.J-
,.,lh
Jh'
t
thenee
".ruch'.Z
south
!
couvtr
Island
to
determine
the
effect.
north
.,,nIhn
shore,
oi
n?
.orescent
crescent
Inlet,
aboutlthence
north
to
shore;
thence
.
commence.
following
l0f
the
r
present
Intensive
fishing
on
the
one
and
a
nail
ran.
rwu.
nt.eontalnlnB
one
hundred
acres.
n"
m
Pcnara.
inlet;
thence
nonnwwim,
.--j
thence
rnntilnlnv
7
acres,
more
or
less,
JOHN
DYBHAVN,
Applicant.
Dated
November
31.
1938
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OI"
INTENTION
TO
,PPI.V
TO
ri
ltrilASE
LAM
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
I.
Arthur
Robert
son.
Msmett.
B.C..
occupation
Mlllman,
take
NOTICE
that
uiaii
James
Field,
of
Intend
to
apply
for
permission
to
pur-
TAKE
NUIIl-a
I
.v,...
h
fnlintxlnir
riMcrlhrri
Isnd;
I.
r
.prince
Rupert,
np-.JV"iiMmttt6
of
I
"
"
I
Broker,
intenas
to
pp-r
-
I
ir
SS
ob.1
nisirirt-
hence
aouthwesterly
20
chains;
"
...
on
.k.in..
tiimne
norui-
easteriy
20
chains,
and
containing
forty
,W,
Mrei'
mre
w
""JAMES
FIELD.
Applicant.
Dated
November
7.
tta-
LAND
ACT
Skeena
Land
DlstrlctTblstrlet
of
Qu-n
isi.no.
j
Ciisnotte
TAKE
NOTICE
that
sixty
dsys
af
tef
dale.
I
intend
to
apply
to
?c.nl"
Cominlssioner
oi
i.suui
ur
"vv".
iS
prospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
6q
Seres
of
land
bounded
a
toUovt.
Commencing
it
a
po
planted
at,tni
southwest
coruer
election
a,
i":
shin
3.
Oraham
Iilaud.
and
"aj.Os
iouthwtst
comer"!
thence
,
eaaj
00
chains;
thence
north
80
chains
thnc4
west
80
chains:
thence
south
J11!1?;
tO
poini
OI
cinniliriiT.i-.uvu.,
----
,
tlori6.
Township
3.
0rhmaJ,IS0"
Locator,
Dited
December
17,
1928.
1038,
ARTHUR
ROBERTSON.
I
Tlie
museum
in
connection
with
the
located
this
30th
dsy
of
December,
local
station
Is
gradually
being
filled
with
exhibits
and
already
contains
some
strange
specimens
of
marine
life
that,
the
ordinary
individual
would
not
realize
ever
existed.
Mr.
Finn
says
that
tt
Is'
hoped
to
open
the
museum
to
the
public
'during
tlie
coming
summer.
Lighthouse
tender
Newlngton,
Capt.
Harry
Ormlston,
which
Is
on
a
period'
leal
visit
to
Egg
Island
In
Queen
Chsr
lotte
Sound,
and
Intervening
aids
to
navigation,
Is
expected
back
about
next
Wednesdsy.
NEW
HAI.IIM'T
MOAT
A
.brand
new
halibut
boat
for
the
local
fleet
Is
the
schooner
Zebelloa
which
has
been
lying
this
week
at
the
government
wharf.
The
vessel
arrived
McLean
shop.
WHEX
you
come
to
inspect
the
Most
Beautiful
Chevrolet
in
Chevrolet
History
come
prepared
for
a
revelation
of
beauty,
refinement
and
individuality
previously
associated
with
only
the
most
costly
cars.
The
irresistible
beauty
of
tie
new
Chevrolet
body
lints
is
enhanced
by
modish
double
beading,
rich
Duco
colors,
smart
new
bullet-type
bead
and
cowl
lamps,
massive
new
radiator
shell
and
impressive
full
-rown
fenders.
Luxurious
'pbolstrrirs;
new
sliding
seats
in
Coach
models;
new
instrument
panel
com
on
Wednesday
from
Vancouver
where
she
was
buUt
and
will
put
out
at
once
on
her
maiden
trip
to
the
halibut
banks.
The
owner
and
aklpper
U
Capt.
H.
Jorgeiuen.
who
wa.
formerly
Interested
ln
the
Hanaco.
He
1.
Justly
proud
of
the
new
vessel
which
Is
57
feet
long
and
powered
with
a
35
hp.
Corliss
gas
engine.
Another
boat,
new
ln
halibut
llshing
circles
here.
Is
the
Cecllye
which
arrived
at
the
Cow
Boy
floats
early
this
week
from
Vancouver
where
abe
has
been
engaged
as
a
seiner.
The
vessel,
which
Is
of
the
60-foot
class,
was
brought
up
the
coast
by
Ken
Leuty,
who
formerly
conducted
a
machine
shop
on
the
local
waterfront.
C.OiJ.
Olvenchy
of
the
fisheries
service
was
at
the
Albert
&
McCaf-
this
week
bunkering
one
the
director,
is
successful
In
earning
!
hundred
tons
of
coal.
The
vessel
came
.it
Mm
th.
..mino
n
n.
in
from
Cape
St.
James
where
he
has
The
good
ahlp
Violet
J.,
belonging
to,..
nmor.m
.
wrlr
whlrh,been
on
seal
patrol
and
left
for
the
th
Locaeport
cannery,
arrived
on
Wed-
ouUmed
tm,
&
,
represent-
halibut
bank,
to
aee
that
nobody
urmum,
..vu.
....wvu.v..
...
f-,flr-
,
,h.
n.
V(w.
-rn
,..ut
w,
risne.
ounng
tne
aying
moment,
oi
ine
4
Finn
in
the
work,
specialising
more
c,ce
searon.
u.
w.
.
n.rtirul.rl
at
flr.t
In
the
.tudv
Of
til
in
the
salmon
lice
offers,
aciooner
something
j;
trd
oU
N
Brock.
The
halibut
Scrub.
Capt.
The
Violet
J.
ma,
engaged
In
seining
4ss,ltl,)t
4tUch,
to
Dolf
Prince,
completed
an
extensive
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
last
the
,UUol
uf
irrit
ln
Prince
Ru-
Program
of
remodeUlng.
Including
the
r-
'
from
'
bMAlng
of
"a
new
after
deck,
today
at
pfrt
about
the
first
of
March
'U1
tor
.
.
Winnipeg
where
he
has
Just
completed
T
The
keel
ha.
been
laid
at
,fc
the
dry
m
of
Mpertlnenti
m
lht
medlcal
the
dash
to
the
high
spots
bright
and
NOTICF
college
of
the
University
of
Manitoba
on
nxt
w'ek-
'
dog
fish
oil.
Beside
Mr.
Broiklesby.'
Februsry
7.
litl.
wno
will
bring
hi.
wife
with
him
and!
American
schooner
Valorous,
alliens
of
Prince
Rupert
are
hereby
.
.
,ln
h.
..
.xnrelfd
damaged
ln
laat
month',
storm.
u
noUfled
that
accorduig
to
tne
uy-iaw
-r
"
"
Iglven
a
rapid
repair
Job,
also
at
the
f
t
W.(
Irifi
.
'
W
n.wa.
-
-
-
'
----
-
-
within
the
City
place,
keep
or
deposit
al
i0ia
u,e
Nation
during
the
aum-athes
ln
wooden
receptacle,
or
within
.
,
m".
bringing
rtrl.
the
total
personnel
of
twenty-five
feet
of
a
house
or
building
unless
the
same
are
contained
In
some
,
the
stall
up
to
four
or
five.
aafe
depository
constructed
of
brick.
1
Ur
hM
bftn
concentrating
hU
ttm'0r
ncn-oombu,tlble
m",efforU
for
,m
time,
and
will
continue
I
ant
Instructed
by
the
City
author)-
to
do
so
throughout
the
coming
sum-lies
to
notify
all
parties,
who
neglects
to
mer
on
lhe
Uetzing
question
with
the
UU
mJ
T
"IAU
If
II.UIR
,M.
uw.u
I
which
violates
the
above
object
In
view
of
perfecting
a
brine
r.-Llf'iTlt'
rOU
Bi
t-It
act
or
thing
l.icrAri;
NOTICE
13
HEREBY
OIVEN
that
on
lhe
lat
day
of
February
next
Uw
under
aixned
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
uoara
lor
a
ihtiut
ui
-Kr-
,
t
premise
being
part
oi
the
building
1
known
aa
ienirai
iioiwj,
.i.u.icvi
irorner
of
First
and
Seventh
Streets,
in
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Provtnc
Of,
British
Columbis.
upon
the
lands
d
'serlbed
aa
Lots
Elevrn
(11)
and'Twelve
illl.
Thirteen
(13)
land
Fourteen
(14).
in
Block
Ten
1
10
r.
Section
onj
jl),
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
Province
of
Brlt-ilsh
Columbia,
according
to
a
registered
map
or
plan
deposited
In
the
Und
Keg.
intrv
Office
at
the
City
of
PrlnceRupert
iaforraald
and
numbered
923.
for
the
Uiie
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
the
open
riMIEItMAVS
EXPENSE
III
LI.
The
Petersburg
(Alaska)
Press
points
with
pride
to
the
tact
that
112
Petersburg
residents
Isst
summer
subscribed
130.000
for
a
modern
cold
storage
plant
which
has
since
been
erected
there.
It
will
be
in
operation
with
the
beginning
of
the
hsltbut
fishing
season
and
the
prediction
Is
made
that
It
will
handle
2.000.000
pounds
of
fish
as
against
ibout
COO.OOO
last
season.
Of
special
Interest,
also,
are
figures
gathered
by
the
Petersburg
paper
setting
forth
the
manner
In
which
the
fisher
men
expend
the
money
they
receive
for
their
fates.
They
point
to-
a
wide
dts
irlbu,tlon.
or,
ibe..proceeds..
,v
According
to
the
Press:
It
has
been
determined
from
records
kept
over
a
period
of
years
that
a
three-man
boat
spends
from
90
to
till
before
leaving
for
a
trip
to
the
banks
exclusively
for
grub
and
gear
and
not
Including
fuel,
oil
or
other
necessities:
a
five-man
boat
spends
from
1190
to
213
for
the
same
articles
before
leaving
for
a
trip.
Each
boat
will
make
an
average
of
two
trips
per
month
during
the
40
weeks
of
the
teason.
The
combined
amount
spent
during
a
season
by
one
vessel
of
each
type
amounts
to
approximately
112.000
during
a
season
for
grub
and
gear
alone.
There
are
apptixlmtely
2.500
vessels
In
the
hsltbut
fishing
fleet,
ranging
from
two
or
three-man
boats
to
flve-slx-seven
and
eight-man
boats,
each
with
an
Increasingly
higher
ex
pense
bill.
Last
season
fish
sold
at
Petersburg
brought
70.0O0.
This
year.
If
prices
remain
on
the
same
basis
as
for
1026,
U
is
expected
fish
fares
will
bring
ap-
proxlmstely
a
qusrter
of
a
dollars.
million
AY
IXTi:itKSTINl
UKMONMTKATION
A
large
number
of
people.
Including
quite
a
few
ladles.
Journeyed
to
the
Oorernment
wharf
yealerday
afternoon
Croup
at
Night
Caakichttktd
I
IS
miaalts
kv
raskUc
ihrt
n4
rhMt
wttk
VUk.
Utt
a
st
todUm
this
titiVa
"r
terM
atsM
sum.
VapoRus
improvements
eaut
New
England
Fish
Company's
halibut
steamer
New
England
sailed
from
Vancouver
for
Ketchikan
last
Sunday
to
clear
for
the
halibut
grounds
off
the
Aleutian
Islands
and
commence
fishing
when
the
season
opens
on
February
13.
This
vessel
claims
the
record
of
having
taken
more
fish
than
any
other
vessel
on
the
coast.
She
has
averaged
two
million
pounds
of
fish
each
season
since
she
started
on
this
coast.
Fog
which
has
been
general
for
the
past
couple
of
days
has
been
delaying
shipping
somewhat
this
week-end.
Capt.
Andy
Johnstone
brought
the
Catala
in
if
ill
HEVROL
iif
Chevrolet
History
from
the
south
at
2
o'clock
this
morn-
lag,
the
departure
on
the
return
to
Vancouver
being
made
on
time
at
9
o'clock.
At
8:30
this
morning,
the
CJJt.
steamer"
Princess
Mary,
Capt.
Tom
Cll)Te4arrlved
.
from
Alaska,
airnost.
a
day
late
and,
without
delay,
continued
through
to
Vancouver.
The
steamer
Princess
Beatrice.
Capt.
Steve
Dray,
which
has
been
undergoing
annual
overhaul
in
the
south
will
return
to
the
service
next
week.
The
goose
hunting
season
comes
to
a
close
next
Tuesday,
February
19,
With
the
deer
and
dude
season
already
over,
some
parties
are
being
arranged
to
go
out
tola
week-end
as
It
wilt
be
the
last
opportunity
for
local
nlmrods
to
do
their
stuff
unless
they
go
ln
for
bear
hunting
which
Is
both'
a
laborous
and
time-taking
recreation.
Prince
Rupert
harbor
now
has
Its
own
"Ogopogo"
for
that
Is
the
name
that
.has
been
adopted
by
Aid.
M.
M
Stephens
for
tlie
former
Surf
Inlet
workboat,
Belmont,
whech
he
acquired
last
fall.
The
craft
has
been
practlc
ally
rebuilt
at
the
Suga
yard
and
1
now
ready
for
operations
as
a
fish
pscker
or
workboat.
Aid.
Stephens
has
not
yet
made
arrangements
for
the
work
'of
the
sturdy
vessel
this
season.
The
Bushby
power
tug
P-R.T.
and
the
Canadian
Fish
tt
Cold
Storage1
Oo.'s
packer,
W.
,R.
Lord,
went
off
the
dry
dock
this
morning.
Tltcy
have'
been
undergoing
cleaning
and
painting.
The
Dickens
Fellowship
might
popularize
the
study
of
public
questions
by
dramatizing
Jive
Chicago
diversion,
which
has
been
compared
to
"Jarndyce
vs.
Jarndyce."
When
man
boasts
he
understands
women
he
Is
either
-a
helpless
egotist
or
a
hopeless
fool.
ET
plete
even
to
coincidental
ignition
and
steering
lock;
new
remote-control
doer
handles;
new
sun-visor;
new
timer
steering
wheel
with
knuried
grip;
new
gasoline
tank
equipped
with
gauge;
and
a
host
of
lher
features
too
nura-erous
to
list
are
standard
equipment
on
the
Most
Beautiful
Chevrolet
in
Chevrolet
History
To
Chevrolet's
superb
smoothness
ha
been
added
even
longer
life,
through
the
addition
of
a
new
Air
Cleaner
and
Oil
KMter.
Yet.
with
all
the
quality
features
which
have
heretofore
ccst
Joltirs
above
Chevrolet
prite
the
Mt
Beautiful
CfccvrcH
in
Chevrolet
History
is
selling
at
the
Lowest
Price
for
which
Chevrolet
has
ever
been
sold
i,i
Canada.
to
witness
a
demonstration
of
a
safety
suit
for
use
In
caM
of
mishap
at
sea.
The
ault
appears
not
unlike
a
pair
rubber
overalla
and
is
lined
for
purposes
of
warmth
but
does
not
appear
cum
bersome.
Each
of
the
three
who
donned
the
uniform
and
took
the
plunge
seemed
to
nave
no
difficulty
ln
swimming
ln
the
water
or
walking
when
ashore.
That
It
was
buoyant
enough
to
keep
the
head,
of
the
demonstrators
well
,
above
water
waa
apparent
to
all
the
onlookers.
Each
one.
clothed
In
tncj
uniform,
either
reclined
ln
the
water
or
stood
straight
up
with
ease,
and
when
the
suit
were
removed
their
clothes
remained
perfectly
dry.
B.
Tay
lor
of
.Montreal,
who
appeared
to
weigh
In
the
neighborhood
of
200
lbs..
was
one
of
the
demonstrators
and
was
assisted
by
Doug.
FrtzzelL
After
these
two
gentlemen
came
ashore,
offers
were
made
to
anyone
in
the
group
who
might
care
to
test
the
ault
out
and
Capt.
Hans
Berqulst
was
the
only
person
who
cared
to
accept.
Hastily
donning
the
suit,
the
Captain
took
the
plunge
and
deftly
demonstrated
all
the
familiar
strokes
ln
the
swimming
art.
When
he
had
proved
to
his
own
atls-faction
the
utility
of
the
suit,
the
Captain
came
ashore
and,
removing
it.
found
his
clothing
perfectly
dry.
The
demonstration
was
witnessed
by
Inspector
William
Splller.
Sergeant
Alex.
McNeil
and
Constable
George
Clar"r
of
the
provincial
police.
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L-l-T-y
IS
WHAT
WE
SPELL
IN
EVcKY
SHOVELFUL
?;
In
terms
of
coal,
QUALITY
means
warm
home
comfort
It's
that
kind
of
coal
that
will
make
your
furnace
or
fireplace
radiate
cheer
and
contentment
throughout
the
whole
household.
When
you
buy
coal
from
us
you
will
be
attended
by
Quality
and
its
twin
brother
Service.
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lllock
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Warehousing,
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Distributing.
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Motor
Service.
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Bladder
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