t
ber
29.
1927
THE
DAILT
NEWS
PAGE
FIVa
Waterfront
Whiffs
III
for
Economical
Transportation
-i
ur
landing
Light
but
Prices
High
Final
Figure
on
lu'T
Salman
I'ack
Contracts.
l.et
for
lluilding
of
Two
New
lloatK
In
linns
light,
totalling
only
337,600
pound,
of
which
:
:
(Is
wa
American
and
79JOO
pounds
Canadian,
the
past
record
high
prices
paid
generall)
for
halibut
fare.
,
in,-
whole
season
occurred
on
Thursday
when
22.2c
and
l,.'.-t
price
f
the
year,
was
paid
the
Americas
schooner
,
i
,
ati
h
of
12.000
pounds.
The
high
eat
Canadian
price
was
same
day
when
the
Atll
and
Tramp
receiTed
22c
and
Gc
,.f
10.000
and
9,000
pounds
nwpeetively.
The
leweat
bid
x
marketing
days
were
offered
on
FridayI
Cc
and
Oc
for
:
ish
and
14.4c
and
Cc
for
Canadian.
.
more
than
fortnight
Sea
,i.
v
season
comes
Into
I
m.
...
the
moat
opUmHtlc
r
int
J
'i
TO
MT
vjiiune
iur
tsUI
fnr
1935
Und-
for
the
D'uon
to
date
.i
WO
piuind
'7-3f"
and
8
109
700
pound
;
mparei!
w;th
i
r
date
-1
2V7W.8O0
A.
135.109
pnunda
Can--lie
balance
Aaaaricaav
war
ItSS
at
a
sin-
rX)
700.
,
'irr
nhow
the
1077
,)
r.ct
No.
2
to
total
isautiful
lew
Jewelry
!atalogue
Free
Our
new
Fall
and
Christ-u,vk
i
arriving
and
!
the
articles
are
in
!i
w
tatalogue
shown
in
...I
mlors.
j.i
ircs
on
moat
roods
i
iwr
this
year
and
the
.li-ijrns
are
certainly
uitul.
The
goods
shown
catalogue
have
been
purchased
in
the
.ir
extra
value
for
ouriwlUl
aH
lB
ln-
order
customers.
V
i-
worth
your
while
to
fur
your
copy
now.
Jewelleiis
LiTMt
MORE
WITH
THE
CLOCIV
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
7
c:c
VIE
LAUNDER
SHIRTS
AND
SHIRTWAISTS
T00-
So
Tri
AT
TH
EY
5
E.EM
ClUITE
FHSH
AHD
NW.
shirt
waist
and
his
shirt
.
;
ake
a
trip
to
this
laun-t:
.
return.
They
will
de-ate
to
you
our
expert
our
polite
manner
of
ser-.T
und
our
moderate
prices.
V!
i;
ite
you
to
do
this.
Pioneer
Laundry
Phone
118
YOU
ARE
INVITED
to
see
Ladies'
Coats
Hats
and
Dresses
at
The
Louvre
31
G
Third
Avenue
Next
Royal
Bank
,
-
win
iji
i
si
eases
in
1030
m
a
daareaae
of
fln
M
A
ku
bean
MM
on
previous
miiii,
tr
aicKtK
at
to
a
large
steat
due
to
tbe
failure
at
Um
Milk
run.
tha
sack
n
t)ui
-.-u-
hlni
but
TS.aeS
mm
m
comparer
,84.
em.
Otbar
vsriettea
hare
contributed
la
a
amaUar
degree
to
tbe
dscrsMe.
this
years
sock-ay
pack
ball
retarded
a
MS..0M
eaan
la
carapartaan
wttti
caaas
in
IMS.
or
a
rsaawaae
of
ItM
caasa.
The
oily
variety
to
ahow
an
lnciaass
this
year
was
springs,
tbe
pack
f
which
In
1937
tu
tJUT
eases
s
EKlnt
3
974
caaas
la
IMS.
Olatrlct
No.
2
bMjw
been
alas
In
tbe
dacrna.aH
Mak
pack
aa
tbe
past'
along
the
whole
soast,
including
ptet
Souad.
British
OoiumMa.
Alaska
sad
Siberia,
at
camalderiT
lower
than
feat
year,
the
greatest
proportional
ilnssaas
sjsvlag
probably
bean
la
Alaska.
Caa
raaaaa
tor
tbe
large
gaejeraj
linmii
baa
been
tbe
tact
that
it
waa
an
"off
year"
on
tbe
north
and
of
tbe
Qaeea
Obarlotta
Islands
which
usually
make
a
material
difference
in
tbe
pat
tort
various
aaa
on
tbe
maJataad.
Tfce
piak
pack
on
tbe
Quean
Ctuwlotte
Ia
laada
tnla
year
waa
pracDclally
all
witm
but
m
oaaaa
sa
compaiwd
wttb
last
yaar'i
W0J1O
eaaca.
AKhougb
tbe
pack
to
down,
naafearj
tblt
year
baa
been
much
more
tntan
live
than
aver
before.
In
Diatiict
Mo.
t.
SM
putse
aalne
tloanan
were
laaaid
in
1M7
aa
cdaapared
with
lbe
last
year,
while
gill
ae
llcenaea
rsae
from
$.144
in
lM
to
S.54I
in
1M7.
TraUlag
lloen-ats
this
year
totalled
Bm
aa
compared
The
total
number
of
all
varieties
of
Urenaaj
to
tbe
district
In
1W7
waa
7
J
41,
while
tbe
1936
total
waa
SS61.
Theee
tlgurei
oarer
only
II-eeaaea
that
ware
Issued
la
tbe
distrlet
and
ar
not
inclusive
of
tranefeia
of
lleeaees
from
other
districts
which
Kil-Umateily
operated
In
Distrlet
No.
2.
Tbe
only
maani
of
fishing
now
con-tlnulnc
.
and
that
on
a
amall
scale,
H
trolling
which
la
allowed
to
continue
after
fishing
by
all
ottier
methods
Is.
closed.
No
fishing
with
nets
of
any,
kmd
hat
been
permitted
on
the
mainland
since
September
33,
On
tbe
Queen
Charlotte
Islaads
net
fishing
was
closed
on
October
7.
Summarised,
division
by
division,
tbe
m
salmon
pack
for
kttrlct
No.
3
Is
officially
let
utded
as
followa
with
1938
firurex
also
given
for
purposes
of
comparison
:
1827
1928
i
Oases.
Oases.
Skeena
River
.168,669
40715
Naaa
River
36
J!
56
92.749
Central
Division
168,.
18
318,954
Bella
Ooola
81.977
78.824
Rivers
Inlet
66.716
89228
Smith
Inlet
29.945
1818
QC.
Islands
128371
373313
Totals
626,738
1,377,001
ON
MdllT
SHUT
During
the
absence
of
Kenny
Smith,
who
left
early
In
the
week
for
Vancouver
on
his
first
trip
south
In
twenty
years
since
he
originally
landed
In
Prince
Rupert,
Doc
Clspperton
la
taking
the
night
watch
at
the
government
wharf,
Harry
Daggett,
as
usual,
holding
down
the.
day
shift
Kenny
expect
to
be
:aij
aJlwo
weeta".
Will
Browne,
he
of
big
brass
drum
fame,
paid
an
official
visit
to
the
waterfront
on
Thursday
afternoon
and
was
well
pleased
with
all
he
saw.
For-
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
Of
INTENTION'
TO
A
111.
Y
TO
LEASE
LAM
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
District,
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
tnd
situate
north
of
Lots
1658
and
1857.
TAlfE
NOTICE
that
The
Langara
Flsh-
1
lng
and
Packing
Co.
Ltd.
of
Maett.
occupation
Cannera,
Intends
to
apply
for
s
jcane
ui
tut
iuuuhiui
uconifcrsTM
cwv.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
twenty
I
on
the
shore
of
Mclntyre
Bay:
thence
nnrth
S
chains
to
tne
low
wawr
mm,
I
thence
westerly
following
said
low
water
!
160
chains;
thenoe
southerly
6
chains;
i
thence
easterly
160
chtlns
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
i
acres,
more
or
les.
I
LnANOARA
FISHINO
&
PACKINO
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Pre!
Nash,
Agent.
Dated
June
37.
1927.
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATTER
of
an
application
for
the
Issue
of
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
for
tbe
East
half
of
Lot
2027.
niKtrict.
said
to
contain
320
...
uu."
v,n
nr
leas
Satisfactory
proof
of
the
loss
of
the
Certificate
of
Title
covering
the
above
land
having
been
produced
to
me,
It
is
my
Intention
to
Issue,
after
the
ex-Blratlon
of
one
month
from
the
first
hereof,
a
Provisional
Certificate
publication
of
Title
to
the
above
land,
in
the
name
Of
MADELINE
MINTON.
The
orlg-mTcVrtlflcate
of
Title
is
dated
I
the
30th
September.
1913,
and
Is
numbered
4Und
Registry
Office,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
17th
ma
ui-vwv
October.
19W.
MacLEOD.
Registrar
of
TlUes.
4
Evidences
of
CHEVROLET'S
Amdzinq
Quality
Body
by
Fisher
Chevrolet
ii
the
only
four-cylinder
car
in
the
world
with
Body
by
Fvatocr
acknowledged
mailers
of
the
bodybuilder's
art
Duco
Finish
All
Chevrolet
model
are
finished
in
genuine
Duco.
Chevrolet
smartness
and
beauty
are
listing.
Endurance
Ruggednets
in
construction
gives
Chevrolet
untold
powers
of
endurance
under
all
sorts
of
road
and
weather
conditions.
1
Power
and
Speed
Chevrolet
has
the
most
powerful
and
smoothest
engine
in
any
car
of
Its
size,
with
instant
acceleration
and
flashing
speed.
Comfort
Chevrolet
setnl-elliptic
front
and
rear
springs
provide
unrivalled
riding
comfort.
,
Luxurious
Appointments
"
Chevrolet
interiors
are
designed
with
the
utmost
good
taste.
Rich
upholstery
and
carpets
beautiful
hardware
complete
and
convenient
instrument
board
knurled
steering
wheel
are
among
the
scores
of
refinements.
New
Low
Prices
1
The
lowest
prices
for
which
Chev-rolet
has
ever
been
sold
in
Canada:
Touring
645
Roadster
-Sport
645
Roadster
720
Coup
765
Cabriolet
87J
Coach
750
Sedan
-
50
Prices
at
Factory,
Covernmtnt
PRODUCT
OF
GENERAL
MOTORS
tunateiy
for
him.
Brownie
all
these
years
has
refrained
from
the
tastes
of
his
colleagues
In
the
Weathohac
ON
cbestra
and
hunting
and
gasboata
are
the
eat
of
his
cares.
Tbe
B.C.
Towsge
St
Lighterage
Co.
has
been
awarded
the
work
during
tbe
coming
season
of
carrying
Ospt.
Larry
Thomson
to
and
from
Triple
Island
where
he
will
embark
aad
disembark
from
the
grain
boats
which
be
will
pilot.
The
same
concern
will
also
do
the
necessary
work
In
the
harbor
In
connection
with
the
ships.
Yesterday
afternoon.
the
Salvage
Princess,
with
Paul
Armour
In
personal
charge.
took
Cspt.
TboQisaa
east
to
meet
th
rnlng
v
I-BSbpoeL
first
grain,
boat
of
the
season.
The
Salvage
Princess
left
today
for
Rivers
Bight
to
tow
a
boom
of
logr
from
the
Morgan
logging
mp
tor
the
Seal
Core
Lumber
Ob.
This
Will
be
the
last
delivery
to
be
made
until
February.
The
"Princess"
baa
Just
spent
teo
days
on
dry
dock
hsv.'ng
her
engines
and
tatlshaft
rellned.
Sid
Anderson
has
purchased
from
the
provincial
government
the
85
bp.
Oardner
engine
and
fittings
formerly
contained
In
the
police
boat
Adanae.
The
machinery
Is
now
being
overhauled
preparatory
to
being
placed
in
Sid's
new
power
cruiser,
whtoh
he
built
during
the
past
summer
and
the
selection
of
a
name
for
which
still
remains
a
mystery.
The
activities
of
Jack
Cook
are
rapidly
assuming
the
proportions
of
big
business
for
Jack
has
purchased
a
Dodge
car
and
established
a
taxi
in
dustry
with
Cow
Bay
as
the
head
quarters,
this
being
In
addition
to
Ms
charter
boating.
It
la
reported
that
Jack
blocked
a
delivery
.
van
on,
Wed
nesday
afternoon
and
thereby
Incurred,
the
wrath
of
the
traffic
squad
on
afll
and
sundry.'
The
Iniquities
of
thef
much
discussed
city
parking
bylaws
have
thus
been
vented
on
the
water
front.
YACHT
CLl
ll
REPAIRS
The
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
and
Yacht
Club
floats
are
In
shipshape
once
again
following
the
completion
of
the
lnstal
latlon
of
new
dolphins
by
John
Currle
4&
Son
to
re-lace
thc-e
which
wrr,-
cer.tlv
broken
In
a
storm.
The
wort
has
resulted
in
tbe
widening
of
the
'Amazing
UuaL
Imperial
Lsndsu
Sedan
-
-
1915
1
-ton
Truck
Chsisii
.
635
Rosdsltr
Delivery
.
.
645
Commercial
Qiastii
-
45
Oihawa,
Ontario
Taxes
Exiin.
passage
between
the
two
main
floats
and
now
a
person
can
breathe
easily
while
negotiating
what
was
formerly
a
rather
perilous
bit
of
navigation
both
to
one's
self
and
others.
Tbe
Queen
Charlotte
Island
bear
totem
pole,
which
formerly
stood
at
the
intersection
of
Second
Avenue
and
Second
Street,
haa
been
re-erected
to
the
breeze
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
on
the
first
bench
beside
the
company's
general
office.
Tbe
site,
about
2C0
feet
from
the
offices
and
at
an
elevation
of
twenty
or
thirty
feet,
is
a
very
advantageous
one
and
the
pole
H
certainly
no
.longer
a
menace
to
raffle.
The
tardy
arrival
of
some
timber
to
gether
wtth
unfavorable
weather
has
leea
delaying
tbe
work
of
rebuilding
he
overhead
pedestrian
walk
from
the
s-eet
end
of
the
government
wharf,
'etc
Anderson
is
In
charge
of
the
work
nth
John
Murray,
his
first
lieutenant.
a
Talking
about
Infinitesimal
quantises,
there
Is
no
question
that
H.
3rockleby,
acting
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
iss
devised
the
latest
in
cat's
whisker's.
Brock"
has
a
very
sharp
knife
down
there
that
cuts
flsli
steaks
1-5000
of
an
inch
In
ithlckness
which,
for
people
who
dont
like
fish,
are
very
pleasant
to
take.
We
don't
know
what
advantage
such
a
keen
edge
is
in
the
world
except
that
It
goes
well,
no
doubt,
with
iBfn
minds
and
might
come
in
handy
ane
of
these
cold
mornings
to
some
of
vis
when
tbe
old
Olllctte
lacks
a
new
blade.
With
the
commencement
of
the
close
season
now
little
more
than
a
f
art-night
distant,
some
of
the
local
hail-
but
boats
are
already
commencing
B
tie
up.
They
include
the
Rose
SpS.
Capt.
Ole
Stegavlg;
Joe
BkertCipt'XtlffiWff
ef
Metlakatla,
who'
had
her
Clarence
Campbell:
Ringleader,
C.apt
Merrill
Sollows:
P
Dorreen.
Capt
Leo
Sandvar
and
N.
and
S.
Capt.
Bob
Thompson.
Capt.
Clarence
Campbell
of
tbe
Joe
Baker
has
Joined
the
crew
of
the
light
house
tender
Newlngton
for
the
winter
months.
Albert
Anderson,
who
claims
little
rrxire
than
sixteen
summers
wlU
be
....
--
u::--
f
tne
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fleet
if
a
deal
uow
ui
is
wmoieg
the
most
NEVER
has
any
car
in
Canada
established
such
a
phenomenal
record
of
public
acceptance
as
Chevrolet
has
attained
during
the
past
eight
months.
The
'Most
Amazing
Quality
in
Chevrolet
History
the
mostmazing
quality
ever
offered
by
any
car
in
the
low-price
-field
has
won
for
Chevrolet
the
unqualified,
r
enthusiastic
approval
of
Canadian
buyers
from
coast
to
coast.
Chevrolet
is
far
outselling
all
other
cars
in
its
price
range
combined
.
.
.
sheerly
and
solely
on
the
basis
of
merit
...
of
a
standard
of
quality,
performance
and
value
unequalled
in
all
Chevrolet
history.
Let
your
Chevrolet
dealer
show
you
the
car
and
demonstrate
its
performance.
Judge
Chevrolet
by
every
known
standard
of
car
-values
and
understand
the
reasons
for
ChcvroleYs
amazing
success.
KA1EN
GARAGE
Dave
Ross
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
process
of
negotiation
is
finally
con-
sumsted.
The
boat
Involved
is
the
Iris
now
owned
fey
Ben
Self
and
at
a
previous
time
the
property
of
A.
O.
Pranks.
It
is
a
two-mas
boat,
S3
feet
in
'
length
and
powered
with
a
12
h.p.
Enterprise
engine.
Young
Anderson
will
probably
uee
the
boat
In
delivering
fur
during
the
coming
winter.
He
now
has
It
out
on
a
trial
cruise.
The
big
schooner
Chief
Sfcugald.
which
was
commissioned
this
year
in
tbe
halibut
fisheries,
is
reported
to
have
tended
a
14,000
pound
catch
at
Seward.
Alaska,
on
October
14.
Tbe
vessel
last
left
here
late
In
June
and
his
not
been,
back
since,
having
lsnded
phe
intervening
catches
in
northern
Alaska
ports.
It
'
is
"expected'-that
the
-essel
will
be
arriving
soon
now
to
pend
tbe
close
season
In
Prince
Rupert.
Latterly.
Capt.
O.
McC.
Smith,
3.N..
retired.
ownerf
the
vessel,
has
been
on
board
the
SkugaM
which
is
-kippered
by
Capt.
Bill
Parsons.
Unlike
the
Jessie,
a
similar
sort
of
reesel.
which
had
to
quit
after
a
few
nontha'
operation,
tbe
SkugaM
has
ieen
at
leaet
able
to
stay
with
the
YDit
throughout
the
whole
season
though
financial
returns
may
not
have
been
anything
to
write
home
about.
The
discovery
of
stuff
believed
to
have
heen
ambergris
by
the
Skugald
earlier
m
tbe
season
has
apparently
proven
naught.
If
it
served
no
better
purpose.
It
helped
to
keep
the
crew's
spirits
up.
The
Skugald
has
suffered
from
tbe
doings
of
a
rather
uncertain
engine
all
sesson.
The
selnebost
ac
packer
Horseshoe,
which
recently
met
with
considerable
damage
In
stranding
near
Metlakatla.
is
Jo
be
immediately
repaired
at
the
dry
nlock.
The
boat
now
reverts
to
Inverness
eaanery
ownership'
Charlie
tinders
an-1
agreement
of
site,
having
been
drowned
In
the
same
storm
that
cast
the
Horseshoe
up.
The
B.C.
Packers
new
cannery
at
Walker
Lake
not
faf
from
Ocean
Falls
was
high
plant
of
the
eight
canneries
In
the
central
division
this
season.
It
put
tip
s
total
of
38,000
cases.
BAIT
SHORTAGE
Further
fears
of
a
bait
shortage
were
revived
this
week,
especially
at
Alaskan
,
oufttlng
ports.
It
appears
that
the
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
Phone
52S.
r.
Dentist
Over
Orme's
Office
Hours
9
to
9
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home"
120
Rooms,
American
and
European
Plan.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
Bus
meets
all
trains
and
boats.
Sample
Room
Phone
51.
L.
Martin,
Manager.
reported
run
of
herring
In
Chatham
Straits,
near
Juueau.
which
it
was
hoped
would
relieve
tbe
situation,
rather
petered
out
before
it
amounted
to
very
much.
As
an
eleventh
hour
emergency,
it
is
reported
that
some
of
the
bait
from
Klldonan
Cannery
on
the
vci
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
is
being
delivered
to
Alaska
to
relieve
the
situation.
Shipments
of
this
herring
being
received
by
the
Canadian
Fish
It
Cold
Storage
Co.
make
it
practically
assured
that
the
requirements
between
now
and
the
advent
of
tbe
close
season
will
be
met
at
Prince
Rupert.
A
crew
of
tour
men
was
sent
Wed
nesday
night
by
the
B.C.
Towage
&
!
Lighterage
Co.
to
dismantle
the
B.C.
j
Packers
old
Alexander
cannery
on
the
:
Skecna
River,
not
far
from
Balmoral.
which
has
not
been
operated
tor
years
and
which
It
has
now
been
decided
to
wreck.
With
the
steel
and
Iron
It
obtains
from
Alexander
cannery
as
well
as
accumulated
junk
from
several
other
B.C.
Packers'
canneries
on
the
river,
the
B.C.
Towage
Si
Lighterage
Co.
hopes
to
be
able
in
the
spring
to
make
s
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on
page
six)
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