hi
THE
DAtL
NRWS
paof
six
chlkun
by
the
Atlantic
and
will
Fine
teas
still
cost
as
much.
Poorer
teas
are
be
repaired
there
as
soon
as
the
considerably
cheaper.
The
finest
tea
at
a
fair
required
new
part
can
be
obtained.
price
is
always
assured
In
Salada.
f.
The
American
motorshlp
freigh
ter
Dorothea
arrived
in
port
from
Alaska
at
t
o'clock
Thursday
af-(
vternoaa.aad.Joajieil.froa.Ah.Jit4
!
llay
Lumber
Cc.'s
sawmill
at
Seal
'
TCOtrT53,D0a
feel'
bT'clear
spruce""
.
.
j,tumtx;f
lor
fctulie
wiiere
il
will'
'
.be
transshipped.
10
England.
The
i
lumber
Is
loaded
from
scows
near
the
mill
booming
grouiius.
!
i
1
"wr
A
Blend
o2
the
Finest
Teas
Water
-front
Whiffs
Number
of
Halibut
Boats
Already
Tied
Up
New
ingtcn
Overhaul
Nearing
Completion-American
Boats
Have
Trouble
lancsson,
is
vnpo
nw,w
h""""
.
Vferna,
Capt.
Pete
Thompson
13
gix
AfMrin
vej6el
irM
Jni;
and
Volun-
LM
6&
oog
af
m
at
Mike
Jensen.
9
trips
teer,
Capt.
KetchlkjlB
WedlM!-day
rtfCeiving
4800
pounds
The
Isrgest
locsl!n
M-
?c
u
,2e
fn
boat
so
far
to
tie
-up
is
the
Living-
jd
freeilngi
MeKiley
55,.
stone
II,
under
command
of
Capt,
aBd
lmU
were
E
C
Tibbitts
for
Capt.
Toy,the
which
has
brought
In
Martlnsen,
.He,
and
,nd
Columbia.
Vt,mt
XHinds
in
the
seven
trips
j
s
ha
baled
at
this
port
in
1921.
Hx
tensive
Overhaul
Marmot
Has
Accident
The
American
halibut
boat
Mar
Captain
Harry
Ormiston
expects
(mot.
Capt.
Ernie
Larsen,
is
out
of
t0
be
at
sea
again
in
about
ten
commission
for
the
rest
of
the
sea
dfnm'
time
with
the
lighthouse
son
as
a
result
of
an
accident
pi
tinder
Newington
which
has
been
the
fishing
grounds
this
week
in
the
local
dry
dock
for
the
past
when
she
broke
her
crank
shaft
month
undergoing
extensive
over-1
The
vessel
was
towed
into
Ket-
rrlff
1
Trtiiffl
JissstlWl
mi
aiiyriiii
a
a
asaiam
reasons
for
"EMPIRE"
YPROC
fireproof
Wallboard
CANADA
OVPSUM
AND
ALABASTINE
LIMITED,
VANCOUVER,
D
C.
SmuiHrt
la
DritUk
Columbia
Cypsun
L
unptny,
Umilti
41
BC
,
For
SU
By
Aibcrt
&
McCafTery,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Slow
progress
is
belhg
made
with
the
collection
of
subscriptions
for
the
proposed
local
cooperative
halibut
marketing
or-ganiiatlon
but
the
promoters
still
nave
hopes
for
the
ultimate
success
of
the
project.
To
date,
Capt.
Chris
Hovmuller
and
Howe
&
Mc-Nulty
head
the
list
Willi
contributions
of
$200
each.
Local
business
'men,
us
well
as
fishermen,
have
('pledged
subscriptions
but
the
list
is
to
this
date
featured
by
the
iumuer
of
"goose
eggs
upon
it.
Thoueh
the
season
has
yet
nearly
two
weeks
to
go,
e
jut
is
ported
u
,
several
local
halibut
boats,
particularly
the
smaller
ones,
lM
are
already
tied
up
for
the
winter.
Few
of
the
Prince
Rupert
boats
will
make
more
than
the
trips
they
are
now
Bacon
Fisheries
announces
its
o.
The
curtain
is
ringing
down
on
a
season
which
for
Intention
of
taking
red
and
ling
.e
most
of
the
operators'
has
been
a
profitable
one
in
jpTtfrof
the
fact
that
here
and
there,
as
usual,
a
few
com-
of
the
concern'8
popular
smoked
plaints
are
to
be
heard
from
those
who,
for
some
reason
delicacies,
it
is
understood
that
or;
another,
have
not
been
as
fortunate
as
most.
Prices
some
of
the
local
halibut
boats
durins:
the
latter
Dart
of
the
sea-
intend
to
take
advantage
of
this
son,
at
least,
have
been
generally
sstisfacto.
y,
compensating
to
soroesotne
extent
for
earlier
conditions
which
were
not
so
good.
Shortage
of
cold
storage
stocks
are
reflected
in
the
better
prices
which
have
been
paid
of
late
and
tibia
should
also
augur
well
for
next
year,
at
least
as
far
as
the
fishermen
are
concerned.
Boats
now
tied
up
include
the
DX.T.,
which
has
latterly
been
operated
by
Capt
Peter
Meuse
who
purchased
her
during
the
fiflnmer
from
Capt
Jhn
Parsons'
and
which
during
the
season
landed
a
total
of
71,900
pounds
in
thirteen
trips.
The
Edward
Lip-
m
haul
and
repairs.
The
veaael
has
market
and
continue
ffshtng
oi-Ixsen
provided
with
new
decks
alterations
during
the
winter.
most
throughout
and
the
inatalla-
lion
of
new
foremast
has
alsoj
K'U
Still
Here
been
included
in
the
work.
Bill
Shrubsall.
pioneer
fish
curer
of
this
city,
who
arrived
Having
as
his
guest,
Capt.
Pete
several
weeks
ago
from
Ketchi-Thomoson
of
the
Verna.
Capt
kan,
is
still
In
town.
While
Bill
Jack
Christiansen
left
on
Thurs-
is
awaiting
the
outcome
of
a
sett,
uapt.
Martin
jonnson,
is
WBJI
tnw.d
towed
into
into
118,000
pounds;
Joe
Baker,
Capt.
day
noon
with
his
halibut
boat
;
proposition
that
has
been
offered
Margalice
for
a
hunting
trip
to
him
in
Minneapolis,
it
is
said
Porcher
Island.
The
doughty
'that
he
may
decide
to
relocate
huntsmen
expect
to
return
to
port
here.
early
next
week.
George
Rogers'
new
heating
plant
at
the
Star
welding
estab-
1
i
mil
ii
ii
ii
1
tas
aYA4xkt
in,
n
IiautIa
Two
or
three
unexpected
ex-
!
in
the
of
Lieut
On
her
way
here
with
a
cafch,
j,I,09'on
course
the
American
halibut
schooner
J-..Brcl',e'
9
lecture
and
v-it
neaaquariers
on
on-.
Seymour
lost
her
propeller
K.tWkn
on
night
gave
Petty
Officer
through,
having
UJ
fled
Wednesday.
Repairs
are
bring
instructor
young
an
attacx
or
pounds
in
in
eighteen
trips.
The
ef
fj
at
tBe
Alaska
port
and
jumps
from
which
he
is
yet
hard-Fanny
F..
Capt.
Jim
Bast,
has
lh
VA,
in
.k
.nathftr
trinity
recovered,
fcieut.
Broeklesby
made
fifteen
trips
and
haled
lOri,,
th
oanA.
hfor
m-oeedlnir
';
discourse
on
explosives
was
W6
poinds,
the
IL
and
R..
Capt
I
t4)l
up
l9f
wjnter.
Bob
Shrubsall,
12
trips
and
3,-;
000
pounds!
Ingrjd
H-
Capt
Charlie
Lundquist,
16
trips
and
fittlnK
following
u
to
"gas"
at
tack
of
Lieut.
P,
B.
Finn
the
week
previous.
Jokes
aside,
an
interesting
pro-
Cnirance
Campbell,
11
trips
andj
tBectat.
The
smoke
has
beeniram
of
lectures
has
been
arran-56,800
pounds;
Margalice.
Capt.
j
tTtkimd
to
gB
up
cWoiBey
a,ged
for
the
naval
men
during
the
Jack
'
Chriatiansen,
IS
trips
and.
M.
af
iiut
k
t
f,;coming
winter,
each
of
the
of-
Morris
H..
14
trips
to
8pe8k
once
08,900'
pounds;
show
the
concernB
generosity
to'ficer"
beJnr
W1M
and
W4.6U0
pounds;
Scrub.
Capt.
hm
,
ulH
HWfVfir
lor
twice.
Next
Monday,
night
Dplf
Prince.
17
trips,
IfWOJuhat
the
Cow
Ba
y
insurance
rates
!y
Officer
Dawes
will
take
pounds;
Viking
I,
Capt.
Harold
.
.
.
-'submarines"
as
his
subject
and
"...
.
,
j
ins
3
w
uwBm
sbb
ct
ircuiu
the
week
following
Engineer
Lieutenant
will
start
a
series
on
internal
combustion
engines.
Later
Lieut.
Walter
Hume
will
speak
about
"The
British
Navy."
The
detachment
will
also
engage
in
rifle
shooting
on
Its
miniature
range
during
the
winter,
having
some"
good
talent
a-
mong
its
ranks.
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Tow
ing
Co.'s
seineboat
Zenardi
left
last
Saturday
on
another
trip
tr
Deepwater
Bay
near
Seymou
Narrows
to
bring
back
a
load
ol
chtiin
salni
'or.,
the
Canadian,
Fish
&
Cold
forage
Sueiro
Busy
Having
practically
completed
a
30x8
trolllnjr
boat
for
Nels
Rund.
Y.
Suejik'"
w
JaP"
unese
boatbulWer.
i
now
ang
'inir
for
the
tfitfract
to
build
a
50
foot
halibulrLoat
and
he
ex
iccts
to
close
within
the
next
lew
days.
Jleantime
Suehiro
is
laying
the
eeV
for
another
SG
loot
trolling
boat.
n
n
Finn,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experi
flental-StatlortT
left-on"
October
31
for
Ottawa
to
attend
the
an
nual
meetin
of
the
executive
of
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada.
While
in
the
East,
he
will
also
Mt
New
York.
Gloucester,
Bos
on
Montreal
and
Halifax
to
TRAPPERS
"Get
every
cent
your
FURS
are
worth.
Ship
them
or
bring
them
to
,
BOYD
YOUNG
Port
Simpson,
B.
C.
J
1
of
the
cost
Have
you
ever
stopped
to
realize
jtiat
how
many
Miperbly
beautiful
pattern
effect
you.
can
get
in
those
modem
easy-to
-clean
Congoleum
Cold
Scul
Rugs
?
.
.
.
for
a
fraction
of
ichot
you
coud
expect
to
pay
for
such
pattern
beauty.
Before
buying
floor
covering
of
uny
kind,
go
to
your
nearest
hoiihcfurnishing
dealer
and
sec
for
yourself
how
many
fresh,
charming
colour
'.schemes
.are
possible
with
ihvnc
attructie,
inexpensive
ruga
...
you
will
marvel
at
how
much
you
can
save.
study
httest
developments
in
the
i
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
world
of
fishery
science
and
Prince
Hupert
this
year
are
now
handling.
On
November
28
he
ahead
of
both
1927
and
1926.
Up
will
atfttfd
a
meeting
of
the
was-
jto
yesterday
the
total
landings
tern
exeewtfye
of
the
Biological
for
the
season
stood
at
26,278,-
Board
In
Vancouver,
A
report
that
Mr.
Finn
is
to
be
transferred
to
the
Halifax
station
of
the
Biological
Board
not
confirmed
at
the
Prince
Rupert
station.
Kenny
Smith,
night
watebnaa
at
the
'
Kflprerint
wharf
lsft
ihursoay
nfRM
lor
eafUe
Vref
he
will
spend
a
month's
holiday
900
pounds
as
compared
with
23.
980,450
pounds
at
s
similar
date
last
year
and
24.038,600
pounds
in
1926.
Heavy
landings.
particularly
of
American
fish,
i
during
the
past
week
were
Is
rifely
responsible
,
for
the
marked
j
lneraa.)
'
;-
'.
.
'
j
A
tosrfean
latiinits
this
Mson
1
v
dMpoA
at,
Mm
Bounds
I
as
compared
with
l7,78,3Tfr
visiting
with
his
son.
Durina
'pounds
at
the
corresponding
Kenny's
absence,
Dill
Sfbbald
hat
date
last
year
while
the
Canadian
been
appointed
relief
at
the
gov-
total
was
up
from
.
162.
100
ernment
wharf.
.pounds
to
7.180,100
pounds,
an
I
increase
of
over
one
million
NixhtwaUhnan
Nat
feellnv
pounds.
very
well."
f
Ourinp
the
week
of
October
27
Pal
What'a
the
matterf
;
November
2
a
total
of
8fi0),
NiKhtwatehmaa
aat
alebf
lk!poun's
was
landed
made
un
of
the
day
time."
746,600
pounds
American
halibilt
Pal
Den't
expect
to
slecr
and
104.800
pounds
Canadian,
i
both
day
and
night,
do
you?"
Prices,
though
generally
satis-1
j$tory,
wars
a
little
lower
than!
Vic
Marlifand.
genial
skipper
oTHi
week
previous.
'
The
hlirh
the
trolling
boat
Cub,
returned
t;
;Wd
for
American
fish
was
19.0c
I
town
last
Sunday
from
a
flying
a
m
sc
which
the
Oaah
was
paid!
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
j'or
pounds
white
the
C'ana-Seattle.
His
chief
business
was'dian
high
price
was
lL2c
and
10c
in
connection
with
a
wonderf
jl
received
by
the
Dolphin
and
Invention
of
his
own
consisting
Ingrad
II.
for
catches
of
G.000
of
a
magnet
with
which
he
claims
pounds
and
3,00ft
pounds
respec-
he
can
attract
the
salmon
from
wvely.
Low
prices
for
the
tk
far
away
waters
to
the
vicinity
were
12c
ami
6c
fo-
AmAflwri
of
his
boatMiuselinjf&atlng
the
jfih
1V
nd.7c
faifganit.
hanrp.o)PnffvfBi'
to.go
ami
ml
dihn.
;
and
look
for
them.
Humors
are
going
around
that
when
Vic
came
back
to
Prince
Rupert
he
had
a
severe
attack
of
swelled
head
as
HMMIKATHI)
'Are
you
the
groom
r
urked
a
III
,
4
.
if
a
result
of
the
success
irom
nis
uewnoertm
old
man
at
a
Invention
or
some
other
It
'ehiliorate
wedding.
Very
is
to
be"
hoped
that
Vic's
iaven-
"No
sir,"
was
the
reply
of
th-tlon,
incredible
as
it
soundi,
may
j
embarrassed
young
man.
"I
cause
a
gremt
revolutiou
fn
the
jWas
elinriMtnlih
h
preliminary
salmon'fitlflh'g
Industry.
ry-outs."
-
V
GOLD
SEAL
ill
r,l
GUARANTEE
IMA
SATISFACTION
CUARAKTEED
IB
(1
OR
YDUR
MONEY
BACK
Jt7
If
you
prefer
to
select
jourrug
patterns
in
the
comfort
of
your
own
heme,
tend
the
eoutmn
for
our
latent
booklet
of
pattern
effects
in
full
colours.
BRIGHTEN
YOI
R
HOME
NOW
AT
LITTLE
EXPENSE
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMITED,
MONTREAL,
CANADA
155.
takes
Jor
Christmas
...and
brings
you
tack
Old
friend
t
Oldwnel
An
old
time
ChrUttn.
l6lidayl
How
e
lo
cao
you
buy
much
ItappU
ntM
for
ao
little
money
t
And,
Notmlfr,
Ui
happiness
will
not
bo
all
your
own,
for
Ultra
will
he
Mm.
even
(ladder
to
m-o
'
you
than
you
to
h
homo
again.
Any
one
of
Bt
.peelal
Cunard
and
Anchor-Donaldaon
allinf
will
get
you
there
in
lotsof
tlma
for
Christmas.
Our
tranc
Atlantle
aer.lea
liaa
been
famed
since
lfttO.
Uuok
your
paas
owl
Kcturn
Third
Oaaa
eotta
only
1155.
"Shanhaim-Tuirl
No,
5t',
riitil;
trrord
OriroUl
BH
in
rpUndld
roW
tiun
bf
riutis
bU.
isi
it
ibon
kei
Even
at
today's
lw
prices
(only
6.65
for
s
9
x
6
foot
rug)
Con
coir
u
in
oltl
Seal
Hugs
arc
made
with
the
Improved
"
Jliillicole"
lonerr-wearing
surface
and
guaranteed
to
jour
satisfaction
by
the
Gold
SfiL
lAMtk.
lor
the
Oolil
seal
and
uoid
sultttitutrs.
CHioltwi
Ctnadt
Limits
KA
im
St.
rainck
Jtmt,
Moetr.il
Si
n,
whhout
utl
r
cVli'I.
fr
f
nut
UihI
iir
tnUw
tatttltf
-Bfikcm
Yaw
Horn
u
ia-M
1P".
Nim
AMre
Cit,..
Pro.
.
W5k
lima
ymihrne
ffeparrurta
'"
"""
Srt
your
Iueo.1
lUnmthip
ajml,
if
urili
CANADIAN
g
SERVICE
SIMON
DS
LINES
C12
Ilnstintrs
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