October
18,
1W7
TrTT".
DAILY
KKWfl
PAGE
FlVa
ter?
tmooth,
ftoreeably
fragrant
aBo
corn
Waterfront
Whiffs
-
-congenial
Irsny
any
when
t
Si
Bait
Shortage
U
Becoming
SeriouN
()uetion
Little
Damage
in
Wednrttday'H
Storm
Halibut
Landings
"Poker
Hastds"
Heavy
This
Wrrt
rI
YEARS
B
OLD
ncf
is
un!
pub-:
'fd
by
the
'
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I
li
iard
or
by
i
ni.
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IJritinh
f'ulumbia
I
V,
LAUNDER
SHIRTS
E
AHD
inlKJ
TOO
E
I
SlUITE
FRSH
AMD
N&W
-
a
-a
;i
and
hiH
ohirt
,i
.
'
ip
lo
thi.i
laun-i
n
They
will
de-'
you
our
exixrt
;lite
manner
of
er-ir
moderate
irice.
ni
to
do
this.
ioneer
Laundry
I'hone
118
I
to
see
Ladies'
Coats
j
I
Dresses
Hats
and
nt
1
Aiitrvn
1
bb
11
u
jiura
Avenue
1
Next
Royal
Bank
j
J
-
'
I
V
V
V
I
DHY
BIRCH,
CEDAK
AND
JACK
I'INE
Pinjrlo
Load
$:.r0
J)uble
Load
SfttJiO
hurf,'
Sack
Titl?
BUNDLES
DRV
KINDLING,
$1.00
Phone
580
HydeTransfer
AND.
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
English
Made
-
to
Measure
Suits
and
Pure
Wool
Cloths
By
Mail.
AGENTS
WANTED
to
carry
cloth
patterns
and
take
measures
for
English
high-grade
T
iilortng
House.
Liberal
commls-':
m
cash
trade.
Splendid
open-
tui
-i'
rekeeper.
agent
carrying
e
her
line
or
man
wt';h
large
circle
of
fr;
nds
Write,
enclosing
bank
reference
to
Dept
C
.
Com-mer
;ij
Advertising
Bervlce.
North,
Parade,
iiaiubestcr
England,
Vules.
an
unfonwen
adTirnmediate
aonrre
of
bait
aupply
be-..tne
available.
IhTTJciflc
coaat
halibut
fleet
may
be
faced
:th
the
necessity
of
havine
tn
tio
un
ami
..,
..
.
-
i-
ifMi
w)viBmiH
i
iwi
1
1
j
a,
month
before
the
clone
reason
comes
into
ffct
on
November
15.1
or
else
fih
for
their
own
bait.
At
practically
all
rwirts
en
the
I
cast,
includlnjr
Prince
Rupert,
venae,
are
already
beiBjr
held!
..waiting
the
arrival,
with
nre
or
leas
faint
hot-,
of
a
aupply
from'
sume
iuarter.
It
ia
a
aerioua
situation
and
one
whieh.
from
nr-ant
i
ro
petti-,
may
reduce
conaiderably
the
year's
production
lo
say
no-iniiK
of
Iom
In
the
earolncs
of
the
.
'
and
men.
Report,
indicate
tbat
there
:
little
if
any
bait
left
at
any
p
mt
on
the
coast.
It
ni
reported
aat
there
was
a
quantity
at
Klldonan
'
i
itnery.
on
the
west
eoawt
ol
Vancou-vi
Uland.
but.
aa
far
olu
ktkund
a
small
one.
The
Canadian
Plan
v
Cold
Storage
Co..
whose
plant
baa
now
been
cleaned
out
of
everything
in
the
nature
of
bait,
eve
to
sweepings
did
an
old
etock
of
kipper,
la
expecting
ten
torn
to
arrive
today
tram
Klldonan
but
thla
wttl
do
tittle
as
relieve
lh
aHllaa-l
MM
at
1tl
n
mm
Im
....
cine
bait
left
at
Sitka.
Alaakm.
The
BC
to
boau
DOM
tbat
k.
I.
.I
Mi
I
Ita
Mir
nri
nnwiMMt
1
home
on
the
rebuilt
aeatarn
portion
of
the
old
Rupert
Marine
Ironwork
dock.
Paul
Armour,
local
manager
of
the
concern,
has
taken
up
hla
realdttice
were.
The
Salvage
Prteree
tended
tow
of
IUJUOO
fort
of
toga
bom
the
J.
R.
Morgan
camp
at
Rivers
Bight
for
the
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Go
's
mill
on
Tuea
Oalloway
Raped,
road
camp
on
Thurs
day
with
supplies
and
men.
Arl
AndrrtMin,
fornierijr
owner
and
klrr
of
Ihe
Iwal
halibut
iHMt
Itlnro.
h
heen
glvrn
contrails
to
build
tuo
new
trolling
iHtats
during
Ihe
i-omlng
winter
at
the
old
marine
waj
t
feal
Cove
nhlrh
lie
lu
rentrd
from
the
,ot-
LAND
ACT.
MITICE
OP
INTENTION
TO
API'LV
TO
LEASE
LANK.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dls
trlct
of
Coast
District,
Range
4,
and
lt
uate
on
and
being
all
of
Bonllla
Island
except
that
portion
occupied
by
Indian
Reserve
numoer
10
l;
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I.
Ole
C.
Austad,
ITtnoa
Kuperv.
vtMuu
Vfaneher.
intends
to-ipply
for
a
leaie
W
1.
.
nn,,inff
rlaarrlnan
lanas
Commenclnp
at
a
post
planted
at
the
-.rkaatriv
nnint
at
Bonllla
Island;
!
thence
northerly,
westerly,
southerly
and
easterly,
following
tne
sinuosiu
ui
M
shore
line,
to
point
of
commencement,
excepting
therefrom
that
portion
of
the
1.1.
nri
nnmmied
bv
Indian
Reserve
No.
18,
and
containing
one
thousand
acres,
more
r
,,M'
OLE
C.
AUSTAD.
Applicant
Dated
July
IB.
1M7.
LAND
ACT
ll'lsl'
I.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dta
trlct
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
oa
Princess
Royal
Island
at
East
Side
Cove
from
Butedale
Cannery.
.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
Jacob
Koskl.
Of
Butedale,
B.C..
occupation
a
fisherman,
fntends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
fol-lowlne
described
lands:
1
rnrSmenclni
at
a
post
planted
about
E0O
yards
northeast
of
Butedale
oan
Wharf:
thence
east
6
chains:
nery
thence
south
8
chains;
thence
west
t
cntms-
thence
north
2
chslns
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
one
acre,
more
or
less.
jacqb
KOSjn
Applicant.
Dated
August
87,
1827.
-
.
LAND
-ACT-
,
NOTICE
OF
INTEVTHIN
TO
APPLY
TO
LEAKE
LANH
Charlotte
Islands
Land
Recording
In
Queen
district
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
FergUBon
Bay.
Graham
Island.
Q
Somerville
Can-nerv
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Limited,
Vancouver.
BC
company.
JnatSn
Packers.
Intends
to
apply
tor
flessfof
tM
following
described
1
lands:
I
thence
east
80
chins:
thence
north
2
rnamt
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
.,.t.
following
low
water
mark,
rriimrnt.
IHh
will
be
3.f,.lrr.
lie
helm
far
CharW
EfltkM-n
anil
Ihe
other
liir
K.
Tarkrllaen.
A
7-li..
IXoifKtaiHlard
engine
will
1
HH
In
Ihe
Inrinrr
while
the
motor
tnr
tlP
hitler
ha
mt
JH
liern
willed
mi.
lM-t
whiter
AndrrwHi
built
the
tler
Trttf
fur
Mike
Mrlarfrten.
BMward
Ltaawtt.
bead
of
the
well
known
local
ship
chandlery
concern1
fcearlaw.
hla
nam
la
kw
a
i
-
T
T
.
--twicar
visit
to
bit
business.
Prom
the
boat.
Three
la
"
"
Mr
.
Meeat
trip
tej
but
It
urope
apparently
agreed
with
Mm.
He!
"
l
om
'is
looklag
fit
a.
.
fwdle
ad
sayc
he
las
tbatr
aauke.
and
outfit
there
Atu
rnUne
llkMrlM
-
r
"
-lalont
the
wrfreait
preftaMttona
In
Alaakan
porta
to
tfh
,
hlH)
bKk
to
their
own
bait
but.
at
thia
late
date
in
j
the
ecaeon.
It
la
not
aupfmied
tbat
many
boat
will
raaort
to
thia
jvacUoe.
in
i-bo
um
j-w
wui.
oouou-i.
Bread
way
the
(bur
fte
the
ere
ftod
to
tee
Cov.
eacahHahment.
ysrrmizs
rc,Ui
m
pu'
fibt
"
tm-
d
jack
r-r"
I
nBr
FiYi
ii
Jtfy.JP
ud
up
for
for
bait
bait
d
during
urine
the
the
eamlnc
ewnlni
winter
wlntw
rw,
dmiim.
.
..u
.
...
.
v,.
...
.(tui
,
it"41"
THE
PIONEER
LAUNDRY
KIDS
irs
noi
ni.i:
paper
depleUng
how
one
man
paid
hie
bet
on
the
fiht
by
riding
another
down
the
main
atreet
In
a
when!
barrow.
Tbc
man
In
the
wnetbanow.
where
we
would,
of
oourae.
aspect
our
canny
Doc
to
be.
la
a
portent
dawMe
of
tea
Mttfee-volced
member
of
the
legal
poveranifnt
wharf
ataff.
George
Punt
OoamHlf
,
atereman
at
before
the
the
Dtgby
Md
rtne
ataatoa.
returned
home
today
Iron
a
holiday
trip
j
to
Vaaoouvar.
L
F.a
pli
aetoaa
the
IV
M:u
IKIMC
way
have
bean
wondertag
If
the
faet
Towage
Ac
Lighterage
Oo
that
he
fatfot
ala
permit
osa&eried
('
Ms
vacation.
Jack
PUnt
sustained
minor
injuries
to
hi
arm
recegdOf
wttlie
operating
the
ways
a
deer's
tall
erther
aa
witness
the
recent
expedition
down
the
coast
.
.Mtiu.
Mtman
aMii
a
naiT
tmi
annara
ibm
rho
aniii
rvi
nan
T
01
i
um
else
that
deer
had
an
Iron
hide.
Besides,
they
felt
that
the
animal
must
also
be
deaf,
dumb
and
blind
so
they
warily
proceeded
to
Investigate.
Soon
our
brave
heroes
found
that
they
had
been
made
the
butt
of
what
la
usually
described
as
a
practical
Joke.
They
had
been
peppering
at
a
well
propped
bead
and
horn,
of
a
long
since
killed,
caroasa.
Tata
is
to
tell
the
perpetrator
that
his
little
Joke
worked
well
on
two
of
the
best
of
them.
DAM
ltlE
AT
YATIIT
CLl
II
Two
of
the
dolphins
at
jthe
Yacht
Club
fltoats-su5ered
rather-
severely
!n
'the
big
blow
early
Wednesday
morning
and
it
Is
perhaps
due
to
the
good
offices
of
the
caretaker,
Shef
Thompson,
that
pleasure
boata
were
not
strewn
all
over
the
harbor
that
fine
day.
Rotted
and
toredo-eaten
under
water.
It
only
needed
the
wind
to
break
the
toDs
off
the
eld
piles
and
then
the
that
some
half
a
dozen
or
so
of
the
pllea
had
been
so
damaged
and.
at
an
".
.
.....
1
emergent
meeting
of
the
directors
of
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
AMI
TO
All
LI
TO
:
tfte
&
y
have
the
repairs
proceeded
with
aa
soon
as
possible.
John
Currle
it
Son
have
been
assigned
to
do
the
work.
Capt.
Alfred
Swanson
brought
a
fine
buck
home
from
across
the
bay
on
Monday.
It's
a
good
thing
some
one
I
got
one
over
there.
Surelyenough
have
been
trying.
The
meat
dldnt
taste
like
hull
beef
either.
The
fish
packer
Lincoln,
owned
by
J.
W.
Moorehouse.
chief
engineer,
and
skippered
by
Capt.
Joe
DcamulleS
arrived
during
the
week
from
Massett
and
is
moored
at
the
dry
dock.
The
vessel
may
go
south,
where
fishing
1b
Hill
in
progress,
before
tying
up
for
the
winter.
The
forestry
boat
Alpine
Fir
was
taken
Into
the
old
McLean
ways
In
Cow
Bay
on
Tuesday
to
have
some
leaks
repaired.
Capt.
Arnold
also
has
his
glllnetter
Silver
Star
there
having
some
minor
changes
0
made
before
the
"
little
vessel
mcuvc
"":--.
,,,,,
-
,1,1-.
-,nn
nr
f
tS"nolnt
"
of
commencement,
and
proceeds
down
the
coast
to
engage
as!
iainine
six
(6
acres,
more
or
less.
:
teender
to
a
lo-ri"
r.mo
near
Bwan-,
(WKWC
.nr.-
t.v
tn
the
w.iter
Mr'.
cm
KW'
'
will
rebuUd
this
o
at
hU
new
Sea!
Dated
August
3Wm
are
now
packed
wish
tuiiTH
nixivo
ir
Should
we
haee
bean
wrikte,
dawn!0
1
Mrt,
of
di.tn.t
aovemmem
QoaM
at
Cow
Bay
are
be-
to
nu
mi
aam.
ijunuf
toe
w.th
the
probability
of
an
orer
pply.
Vur
Wk
aUmber
'
nv'
!..
:
ihat
good
OB"
oW
wo
Mend
mend
uoa
mapfr-
Olanoer.
,
.
.
t
of
th.
t-otim
n
wui
Be
enwr,
wi
nun,
WDeonw.tan
waa
un
to
a
ivkv
afami
m
th.
I
.
Malt
fLdw
m
tiut
mmUmt
such
event-
UAllty
m
ttw
prMetit
fxt
may
not
aiiM.
Many
local
halibut
boata
have
returned
to
port
during
ttie
pact
week
from
caaoiry
packing
ehartera.
Among
theaa
hae
heea
the
Olbcon,
Capt.
'Chrla.
Henrtokaen:
W.T..
Oapt.
Cbartte
Idwarda:
Lielngatone.
Capt.
Toney
Mar-ttnaett:
M
M
Chrlitopher.
Capt.
All.
Jacobacn
and
Cape
Baale.
Capt.
Edgar
Amett.
gome
of
tbam
plan
making
one
or
tew
halibut
trips
manri
cteea.
..
.
!
Boweeer.
have
jet
to
report
to
winter
i
i
quarter.
They
ahould
all
be
drifting
j
,
In
Khortly.
Albert
Frrbaurg!
buoy,
wfklefi
marka
the
rock
near
the
Lipeett
wharf,
went
!
adrift
in
the
big
wind
Wedneaatay
morning
and
waa
recovered
at
the
dry
I
dock.
Now
It
t
back
on
the
apot
and
the
harbor
la
atie
for
nsvlantmn
onee
more.
The
same
wtsd
also
eaueed
the
guard
and
cover
hoards
to
be
torn
off
toe
teeal
halibut
host
Iograd
H..
whloh
was
moored
at
the
time
at
ttoe
Nelson
Trsd4ag
Oe.'a
wharf
Damage
ta
the
extent
of
about
t&O
la
being
repaired
at
toe
dry
dock
without
delay.
After
having
been
engaged
In
packing
and
other
duties
for
the
Masnttt
Can-1
during
thr
the
Royal
Pish
,
a
beacon
ha.
been
under
somtructlon.
j
Co.
s
powerboat
DctpMnwum
arrived
on,
'""
a'thloc'
from
Matt
Uat'
To
the.
mort
of
huntln.
trip,
there
DvM.vn.
who
.pent
ten
day.
at
uauanrbanea
a
tale
and
It
la
not
U-lJhn
uv
Ui4uxici
,
uiur
L'nA.av
inj
wiv
tawu.
are
to
be
delivered.
IW.tt
and
John
wk.
Bald
tale
ooet
r-yy-
-
-----
-
-----
Tom
and
John,
tie
aald,
some
fifteen
:
-
The
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Boat
rounds
of
ammunition
and
aa
well
as
House
ha.
bean
busy
thla
week
in
j
some
of
their
dignity
and
a
few,
only
a
stalling
a
M
hp
FalrbMks-MWae
an-
few.
of
course
.
choice
cuss
word.
They
tine
In
the
oompanyt
grsveVacow.
re
placing
an
old
St
b
p.
Buffalo.
A
house
will
be
bulM
over
the
Radglta.
Powerboat
"23"
with
Capt.
Bob
ware
poking
along
in
search
of
the
A
number
of
Indian
boats
have
de-
land.
nKrovtitr.it
crank
Mitrr
,
A
succeasful
operation
waa
conducted
wfly
when,
to
and
behoW.
over
a
log
by
the
be.
Towage
&
ugnterage
va.
wu
een
the
head
and
horns
of
a
tour
on
Thursday
when
lta
diver
went
down
rmnr
buck.
"This
looks
like
good
off
the
wharf
of
the
Nelson
Trading
Oo.
abootto',"
says
Tom
to
John
and
both
and
recovered
the
erankahaft
of
the
Thomas
at
the
helm,
made
a
trip
to
let
fly.
But
that
bllnkln-
buck
took
1
old
engine
from
the
Toodle
which
had
11
they
had
to
give
him
without
even
been
.subsequently
bought
by
Axel
batting
an
eye.
After
sending
a
few
Anderson,
ine
snaii
nan
inaoverianuy
overboard
when
the
Toodle
had
a
more
over,
thev
beaan
to
mutually
gone
doubt
their
capacities
aa
marksmen
or
1
change
of
engine,
recently.
James
Mc
Rae,
diver
for
the
aalv&ge
company,
went
right
to
the
spot
and
soon
located
tlie
all-important
piece
of
machinery.
day,
dock
following
recently
extensive
repairs
thereto.
Hans
Berqulst
'was
discharged
on
Tuesday
from
the'
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
he
was
recetrlng
treatment
for
an
Injured
leg.
Hans
is
now
at
the
Knox
Hotel,
completing
bis
recuperation
from
the
effects
of
the
accident
at
Klnaham
Island
fox
farm
where
he
fell
over
the
wharf
on
a
pitch-dark
night
recently.
floats
started
playing
tag
with
one
Today
marks
the
opening
of
the
sea-
Lnother.
Further
examination
showed
son
for
the
shooting
of
duck,
and
geese
In
this
district.
Despite
unlavor
able
weather
conditions,,
many
huntsmen
are
planning
embarking
on
thla
It
will
not
be
the
hunters'
fault
H.
Mork,
formerly
with
;B111
SeUg
on
the
Onah
and
In
the
halibut
fishing
fleet
for
several
years,
has
quit
seafar
THE
DUALITY
CIGARETTE
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
To
the
end
of
December,
1926.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Plucer
Gold,
$78,018,548;
Lode
Gold,
$120,972,318;
Silver,
$80,787,003;
Lead,
$10C,97G,442;
Copper,
.
$209,967,068
;
Zinc,
$5Q,B125T7;
Coal
and
Coke,
$28499,133;
Structural
Materials
and
Miscellaneous
Minerals.
$60,175,407;
making
its
mineral
production
to
the
end
of
1926
show
an
AGGREGATE
VALUE
OF
$988,108,170.
PRODUCTION
FOR
YEAR
ENDING
DECEMBER,
192C,
$67,188,842
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than,
those
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
British
Empire.
Minerdl
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
is
guaranteed
by
Crown
grants.
Full
information,
together
with
Mining
Pkeports
and
Maps,
may
be
obtained
gratis
by
addressing
THE
HONORABLE
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES.
VICTORIA,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
N.B.
Practically
all
British
'Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
whieh
derolopment
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
investments
should
refer
to
such
report.
Theg
are
available
without
charge
on
application
to
the
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria.
B.
fieports'of
the
Geological
Survey
of
Canada,
Winch
Building,
Vancouver,
are
recommended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
Reports
covering
of
the
Six
Mineral
Survey
Districts
are
published
separately,
and
are
available
on
application.
H.
Phippen.
Capt.
Jim
Morrison,
left
011
Thursday
morning
for
Georgetown
and,
returning
that
evening,
brought
in
a
acow
of
box
lumber
from
the
Big
Bay
sawmill
for
the
Canadian
Fish
6c
Cold
Storage
Co.
The
Phippen
went
out
to
Georgetown
again
last
night
and
returned
this
morning
with
two
scows-one
containing
lumber
for
the
company's
local
yard
and
the
other
having
boxes
far
the
Booth
Fisheries.
During
the
week
the
M.TJ.
Capt.
Reg.
Green,
made
a
trip
to
Rivers
Bight
ahd
brought
up
a
boom
of
logs
whieh
la
being
tied
up
with
several
boom
at
IUnd
to
Owing
to
the
capstans
having
not,0"
been
yet
bolted
down
and
a
boom
being
in
the
way.
the
government
wharf
could
not
take
the
steamer
Princess
Alice
on
Wednesday
ss
was
expected.
The
Princes
Qestrlee.
landlns
there
to-
ready
to
be
put
through
the
new
mill
f
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.
at
Seal
Cove
when
that
plant
gets
into
operation
in
the
spring.
On
Wednesdsy.
the
PJt.T..
Capt.
Har-
IT
1
0
fn.
D..
1
Tin
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a
I-
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!.
nn
.
oa
V-
-
I
1
ffcv.i,
1V1
k
w
-vail
..M.wv.
-
dogfish
prospecting
tour
with
George
Binhby,
head
of
the
concern
on
board.
The
P.R.T.
got
back
on
Thursday
even
ing
and
left
that
night
for
Welcome
Harbor,
tie
present
headquarters
of
the
km,
aog
Tuning
iieei.
-
.
The
Oumshewa
has
been
picking
up
the
last
offal
of
the
season
at
the
Skeeha
River
canneries
during
the
week
lng
to
engage
tti.he.
no
less
perilous
8S1.000
pounds
of
which
691.500
of
railroading
game.
7
He
will
help
Blrj
which
691-500
pounds
was
American
Henry
Thornton
bring
the
golden
har-land
159.C00
pounds
Canadian
helped
vest
of
grain
to
Prince
Rupert
thia
.
to
reduce
the
shortage
from
last
year
winter.
ibut
It
Is
considered
unlikely
that
there
K.M.P.
FLEET
HISV
Rupert
Marine
Products
power
tug
F.
"
Q
and
the
Tide
Rip,
Capt.
Jeff
Lambly,
has
been
employed
In
the
fragrant
task
of
cleaning
hoppers.
With
unfavorable
weather
general
and
a
bait
shortage
Imminent,
there
sterna
little
chance
now
for
halibut
Jandmgs
at
the
pert
of
Prince
Rupert
this
year
to
catch
up
with
last
year's
first
day
for
their
favorite
haunts.
If
(record
before
close
season
becomes
ef-
Club
Thursday
night.
It
was
decided
to
(some
good
bags
are
not
brougt
home
jfective
on
November
IS.
Juat
a
montb
hence.
Landings
for
this
season
up
to
yesterday
totalled
22.436.750
pounds
as
compared
with
a
total
of
23.1S4.300
pounds
at
a
similar
date
In
1920.
Heavy
landings
during
the
past
week
totalling
will
be
another
week
as
heavy.
Of
the
total
for
the
present
season
to
date
18,-
1
44S.3S0
pounds
has
been
landed
by
American
vessels
snd
5,967.400
pounds
from
Canadian.
The
Canadian
catch
is
not
far
behind
the
total
of
6.040.900
pounds
last
year
at
a
similar
date,
the
big
decrease
being
In
American
fish
which
Is
down
from
17.114,400
pounds.
Owing
to
the
heavy
landings,
prices
have
been
comparatively
law
during
the
week,
the
beet
bid
for
American
flin
having
been
16c
and
6c
which
waa
paid
the
Eastern
Point
by
the
Atlln
Fisheries
on
Friday
for-
4.000
pounds
whUe
the
highest
Canadian
mark
waa
12.6c
and
5c
bid
by
the
Atlln
Fisheries
on
Thursday
for
the
2.000
pound
catch
of
the
Brant
Lowest
blda
were
10.8c
and
6c
on
Wednesday
for
American
fish
and
10.1c
aX"9c
-on-
Tlrorsday
for
Canadian,
i
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ME
ANOTHER?
Here
are
the
National
Prizes:
1st
prize
..
..
(10.000
4th
prize
1550
8th
prize
400
2nd
prize
5.000
5th
prize
1,000
9th
prize
250
3rd
prize
2,000
6th
prize
700
10th
prize
100
7th
prize
600
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
PRIZES
1st
Prize
12
months
Soft
Finish
Laundry
Service.
Approximate
value
$75.00.
2nd
Prize
12
months
Thrift-T-Service.
Approximate'
value
$60.00.
3rd
Prize
12
months
Wet
Wash
Service.
Approximate
value
$10.00.
For
full
details
of
above
prizes,
as
well
as
1,200
valua'ble
awards,
consult
the
booklet,
"Ask
Me
Another
About
the
Laundry,"
obtainable
at
the
Canadian
Laundry
&
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
515
6th
Avenue
W.
BADMINTON
Supplies
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Dentist
Phone
523.
Over
Orme's
Drug
Store
Office
Hours
9
to
9
f
Lady
Assistant
'a
Insist
on
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