s'sSreraSBSssjftssasasaaasaHa
Our
Cleaning
Pi
ices
0n
;inl
after
Feb.
1st,
1928
.
tfiimod
and
pressed
7."?
leaned
and
pressed
u
i
t
-
i
Sjtti.00
r':i,';iIid
vent
flA'S
Ti--.ii
.
rs
75
,
,
,
,
s,
white
81,00
n
,.,
.
,ats,
Mteamed
and
7."c
(l
,
its
(leaned"
and
prei-
,l
$1.7.1
j
,
,
,
i,
overcoats
..
.$2.T0
i
,,:,ts
$2.00
i
.
Vxts
'."0c
nts
$1.00
,
7.-f
2rr
.
ir,f
-
.,-.!
'outs
'.
78f
Poneep
Laundry
12I,
Ltd.
rhone
118
I'rince
Ituiiert
oi
Chevrolet
i
!iv-ry
Chassis
80JU.00
F
ii
Truck
Chaanix
$800.00
vr
8K0S.00
r
Delivery
SN0H.00
ssos.oo
8031.00
KO.'U.OO
SKW0.00
v
$HH0.00
I
Landau
810X0.00
Mumper
and
Hear
'ten
standard
equip-
ii
all
Passenger
Wheels
Standard
"
'!
on
Imperial
and
only.
On
other
-
n
oo
extra.
Tire
and
Tube,
-
.'
i
n.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
52
Trappers
!
ir.
'
ii
getting
enough
for
'
'
If
not.
coma
to
""tii.
Just
now
we
want
marten,
ermine,
coy-
"
It'.
foxes
of
all
kinds,
Ivux.
tiave
large
orders
from
"
tun-rs
In
the
East,
:
v..
cannot
fill
them
we
'i'
donus,
We
pay
top
for
everything,
"ii
have
a
large
lot,
and
1
shall
call
"
illy.
Remember,
if
you
'
i
in
ire
deal
sell
to
GoMbloom
"The
Trapper1
Friend."
Second
Avenue
Selling
Out
ur
whole
stock
must
he
disposed
of
quickly
KAULYANI)
OKT
I
U
SHARK
OF
TIIK
AU(!A1NS
Montreal
Importers
T','r,'
Avenue
J-
i
t
Miller.
Prnprlclor
'.WW'
Planned
Pr;iK
Kuprrt
Seat
House
powerboat
js
r..;
Alex
Saint,
was
pressed
Into
srrwir
of
t)e
B.C.
Towage
M
Lighterage
pjwi'
two
weeks
or
nvirr
nnei
iu-jum-jin
lias
his
program
of
)ainllng
and
I
aniprsl
repair
work
to
the
pleasure
fleet
Yacht
K
Rowing
i4i
tne
Prince
Rupert
t
.
1
a.-'
.1
M
SMSSWeaSSsaalBW
II
HB
f
I
SJ
Garnering
an
abundant
harvest
of
herring
fromviRearl
oPfT
Tf'mP,!8
nW
n
in
'"""
What
Sti
iuj
fc,?
.
h.e
f.!Hh
"r
ivered
direct
to
the
boat,
on
the
Prince
r
a
lci
iron
L
as
Weil
HH
lurira
ni.itnt
flo.
ll
1
I
1L
live
herring
pounds
snd
in
storage
by
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
I
o
an
adequate
supply
of
bait
for
the
1923
halibut
flshimr
sea-
son
out
oi
ranee
Rupert
seems
assured.
The
herring
are
appearing
in
large
quantities
and
full
advantage
is
being
taken
of
a'
run
which
evidently
exceeds
that
of
some
years
past.
Not
only
are
the
tun
runniiue
at
Pearl
Harbor
but
they
have
aUo
appeared
at
Butletfband
Cap-!
,
....
tarn
,
cove-.,
even
,
Rurt
!LrP
im"
nd
tKher
H.rbor
there
1
W4WJ'
th"'
are
quit,
a
number
re-
...ndfu.
of
.he
old
days
when
they
Jed
I
J"
t
be
ped
out
of
the
harbor
with
UU,1ft
-a
minor
pails
and
by
other
almple
mean
suchj
""
as
spiked
sticks.
CJ.nm.ui,
Watt.
Ole
Skog
and
Brad-
h
,
J'
L1htCT
P-
bury
y,i,
ar.
.
fmin
,
of,-"-,
-"--"
".p
on
lues-1,1,
t
m
-
iiw
,
hii.i
!iy
to
Oceanic
Cannery,
having
on
board
)'
nunarnl
ton
capacity
at
Karl
IUro:,r
Theae
In
themaelvm
will
pr.
vidc
..
Mipp!y
of
frh
bait
well
Into
the
Mimmer
lor
the
halibut
fleet.
Oant-mon
Watt
re
ailng
the
Mlneboatb
Zinri!
and
Bertha
O..
the
Skog
brothern,
the
Azurlte
and
Anna
8..
and
Bradbury
iYelf.
the
Revelll
and
Tip
Top
The
hiugj.
have
a
contract
to
supply
the
Canadian
PUh
Cold
Storage
C
o
with
800
tone
(or
frwalnf,
CoM
Storage
packer-,
being
engaged
tn
bringing
the
luh
into
Prince
Rupert.
The
federal
authorise,
in
withhold
-inn
for
the
meantime
at
least,
opera-Uon
of
the
new
regulation
which
would
prohibit
Mining
in
Pearl
Harbor,
n
receiving
general
approbation.
It
H
an
important
matter
that
an
adequate
supply
of
bait
ahould
be
ensured
the
local
halibut
fleet
j
hor
reduction
purpoaei.
however,
a
I
ban
has
be.-n
placed
on
herring
flailing
at
Purl
Harbr
ik,:
before,
however,
oM.derabl
of
thew
luh
had
been
obtained
for
'.he
plant
of
the
Rupert
Marhie
Prcducta
at
Turku
Inlet.
Plan-,
lor
the
complete
renovation
of
:he
fi..jl
Cove
cannery
at
Prince
Rupert
by
thr
Mlllerd
Packing
Co..
control
of
I
which
i
recently
acgulrsd
by
Oraate
lt
Binckwell.
famoua
old
country
pack-!
in
concern
with
actlvtle
throttfhout
jrlu.
are
reported
to
be
con
tern
-;
j..it-u
O
Crawford,
director
of
the
M.li-:,i
Packing
Co
representing
Oronae
A.-
D.ukwrll
and
F
D.
Mathers,
auper-::.ti.(!,.ii;
of
canneries,
were
vlaltoaa
In
,
frimr
K
u
pei
i
during
the
month.
They
,
-j.fr.'
ivji
lo
be
drawn
out
on
tbla
or
i
other
reported
plans
of
the
new
power.
ful
concern,
howi
tucnf
Huuxfteau
and
John
A.
Clark.
B
C
Packers'
managera,
who
have
been
here
for
the
pat
week
or
ao
looking
vcr
the
canni-rlea
In
the
district
In
anticipation
of
the
resumption
of
operation
this
year.
M
IKXTIMT
COMIMI
Dr.
T.
Ingvaldaen,
who
has
been
appointed
to
the
permanent
scientific
staff
31
the
Prince
Rupert
Plsberle
Experimental
Station
of
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada,
will
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
about
May
l
to
take
up
his
duties.
D.
B.
Finn
director
of
the
station,
announces.
Or.
Ingvaldsen
will
be
engaged
in
protein
chemistry
wjrk
at
the
local
station
specialising
In
fish
meals
and
certain
problems
relative
to
cald
storage.
Or.
IugvaldKn.
formerly
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
Rockefeller
Foundation,
has
been
more
recently
on
the
faculty
of
the
University
of
Manitoba
and
H
at
present
engaged
in
research
work
at
the
Nanette
Sanitarium
in
Manitoba
He
la
originally
a
graduate
of
the
University
of
Illinois
but
has
taken
several
post-graduate
courses
in
advanced
science.
In
accordance
with
original
plans
of
the
station.
Mitchell
at
Currte.
loosl
contractors
are
now
proceeding
with
extensive
work
on
the
ground
floor
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
the
result
of
which
will
be
the
provision
of
a
chemical
engineering
laboratory,
museum,
workshop
and
vitamin
research
room.
This
will
further
extend
the
working
eapacaty
of
the
aution
but
has
nothing
to
do
with
plana
for
further
extension
in
the
way
of
an
additional
annex
buUeUng
which
are
now
under
consideration.
T.
Suehlro.
Japanese
boat
builder
(n
Cow
Say.
Prince
Rupert,
has
been
Co
whose
other
vessels
were
busy.
to;WMd4
catureet
for
a
trolling
boat
take
cut
the
pilot.
Capt.
J.
R.
Klfert.
to..
for
Jacobean,
local
fisherman
The
mevt
the
incoming
grain
boat
King
vr-r,
vlll
p,
xbinf
feet
long
wtlh
beam
Jan.."
off
Triple
Island
Thursday
after-
.
s
fMt
IBd
t0..
dnlrt
and
will
be
n
powered
with
an
8
h.p.
Tale
engine
i
The
boat,
which
will
coat
about
1750,
la
!
The
big
workboat
Mary
Roberta
from
for
delivery
on
AprU
90.
the
J
R.
Mjigau
logging
camp
down
the
The
)iu
imi
pen
laid.
Uoast
arrived
in
port
early
Thursday!
1
morning,
having
on
board
a
logger,
who
,
had
received
nrrioua
Injuries
in
the
camp,
snd"
who
eince
died
at
the
hospital.
The
B.C
Towaae
Ughtersf
Oo.
hsa
hull
work
is
neccetary
IIIUIU
T
PKIC
KW
LOW
Predictions
that
opsnlac
halibut
prices
this
.season
would
be
esceptlooally
low
proved
unfortunately
true
at
the
uivt
nf
Pwiwiw
annirr
iturlne
tlhe
nojvt
i.-aitsussB
a
tn-
-
;
week
with
a
scarcity
of
fish
the
only
waterfront
Just
east
of
iu
doe
for
lh.
eTUJnt
eur(
.
.aii,
unsatlsfac-
-
lt"
m,,"T
m
'v
tory
market
condition
as
far
ss
the
otiwr
cran
wnen
P.....ui
-u
bou
ttMmMlTM
eonosrntd.
Prices
ll-IIKKMW
IIIKH
during
the
week
took
s
very
eerkrua
slump
and.
on
their
first
ostcnas
of
the
year,
it
la
few
if
any
of
the
boats
oo
Rlngwald
Raamussen
whose
death
oc-
,fred
Spensea.
much
lsss
making
asoney.
curred
on
Wednesday
in
the
Prince
Ru-
The
highest
bid
during
the
week
for
1
pert
Oensral
Hospital,
was
a
well
known
j
American
fish
waa
10.4c
and
sc
which
local
halibut
flslierman
It
was
only
tnr
Augusta
and
Tyv
recelT-rd
for
last
week
that
fuflering
a
complete
I
etcnee
of
14.000
and
1S40O
pounds
re-
breakdown
of
health,
he
aa
taken
from
the
local
boat
Zero.
He
had
fished
out
of
thi
port
for
ten
or
twelve
yearn
l
arid
for
a
long
time
was
employed
by
Brjdburv
Yelf.
having
last
year
been
.
member
of
tbe
crew
of
their
oelneboat
!
w,.
,nt
hlJntxJ!lsK.
spectively.
The
Mshsst
Oanadlan
bid
was
c
snd
5c
which
was
paid
the
AMI
for
a.000
pounds:
Sismslo.
11.080
pounds;
Viking
I..
4090
psstads;
and
Tsrasn.
8,000
souses.
Trices
sank'
'
Amerlosa
Amariean.
Witn
rxcellent
sunny
and
drying
j
Leadings
t
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Ms-utiier
having
now
prevailed
for
the
Mn
up
to
yeatarday
totalled
934,400
sounds
as
compared
with
eos.anu
pounds
at
a
slmllsr
date
last
year
American
landings
are
down
this
year
to
710.000
pounds
from
last
year's
894
Club
ell
advanced.
If
conditions
con-'
p3unds
at,
a
similar
date
while
Can-
tlnuc
t
present,
the
picnicking
and
(beach
party
seastm
ahould
commence
i
sooner
than
usual.
Cant
Brandy
Newell
with
his
sdlan
landings
are
reoorded
at
905.400
pounds
as
compared
with
88.100
pounds
last
yesr.
Inough
American
flab
was
offered
at
Prince
Rupert,
but
either
bK
sold
for
delivery
at
other
ports
or
gone
.(.inebiwt
snd
packer
Brucr
1
arrived
I
elsewhere
on
account
of
unsatisfactory
this
week
t
Butedale
after
havuig
spent
m,
kot
condltlona.
to
fully
make
up
the
'he
winter
at
Vancouver.
Brandy
wl"
i
decrease
so
far
reoorded
this
season,
ensaa-e
m
seining
herring
for
the
Oan-
j
n,,
following
boats
landed
their
adlan
Pishing
Co
in
the
vicinity
01
1
catches
here
during
the
past
week:
.-h.i
and
his
msny
local
frlenda
are;
American
Sentinel.
18.000;
AugusU
.ntirnatiui
call
from
him
in
the
near
,400.
Teddy
J..
18.500;
Hassl
future.
Machine
shops
and
local
marine
sup-niv
houor.
report
that
cannery
and
na-tlve
business
Is
now
getting
well
under
volume
oomparlng
favor-ablv
way
with
a
Much
of
the
years.
with
previous
work
that
is
usually
dons
Immediately
after
the
close
of
the
season
was
olsyed
noubt
on
sccount
ol
Nthort-.
this
if
y.r
funds
following
an
uwuetwsaful
year
Tmn.
perhaps,
more
aprlng
work
than
usuwi
',l,m
th"
""
Muhterage
Co.'s
seine-
B.C.
To.f
boat
Mek.
end
for
Pr
.ri
mini
win
I""-
Hiirlmr.
having
been
char-
tered
by
ti"'"""11
"
ve
herrln,:
p.."i
snd
h.l.btlter
W
A
F
XI
ie
M
in-bost
rr.
I
"ow
,ns
week
t..
18.000;
Tree.
19.500:
Qlacier.
14.000;
Orayllng,
18.000;
Star.
10.000;
Bravo,
10,600;
Thelma
M
.
900;
Viking.
10.000:
Nil-
kof,
40.000;
Mlddleton
,81,000:
Ireno.
91.000:
Havana!
18,000;
Sherman.
14.-030;
Lumen.
18,000:
Betty,
14,000:
Mars
9.000:
Oony.
8500:
Hilda
5.000;
I
ruing.
18.000:
J.
P.
Todd
II..
11.000;
Baltic
IB.-
000:
Oarland.
9,000:
Eag'.
40.000;
Brothers.
13.000:
Ithona,
18.000:
BrunvoU.
83.000;
Democrat.
35,000:
Defense.
15.000;
Ivsnhoe,
34,000;
Portlock.
94,000;
Ts-
kairi
15.000;
Wenteretert.
4000;
Wave
13.000:
Wabash.
4.500
Canadian
Atll.
8,000;
Sea
Maid,
13,
PAIN
from
Bladder
Irritation
Soon
asaed
by
SANTAL
KIIDY
Bswar
ef
Imltstleaa
Less
for
trie
word
-Mlur
gold
lis
tl)
drutsisir
litis
ki
t
fichmoiid9s
:
"Louvre
For
Cash
Only
Introductory
Ends
Tonight
Saturday
The
great
success
we
had
with
our
Fashion
Show
has
decided
us
to
offer
for
sale
for
cash
only
our
whole
stock
at
25
cents
on
the
dollar
less.
Besides,
wc
have
found
that
the
quicker
wc
can
sell
our
goods
and
the
more
goods
we
can
sell,
the
lower
the
price
wc
can
afford
to
sell
Approximately
500
New
Season's
LADIES'
DRESSES
Everyone
different
every
size
and
in
every
fashionable
material,
will
hq
on
sale
on
Friday
and
Saturday
only
at
25
cents
on
the
dollar
less.
Approximately
200
New
Season's
Ladies'
Spring
Coats,
Ensemble
Suits
and
Hand
Tailored
Suits
In
Kasha,
Gabardines,
Tricolcttcs,
Serges,
trimmed
with
real
moleskin,
squir-
,
rcl,
fox
and
embroidery,
will
be
on
sale
on
Friday
and
Saturday
only
at
25
cents
on
the
dollar
less.
Approximately
375
New
Season
s
f
LADIES'
SPRING
HATS
Everyone
different,
and
made
by
the
foremost
milliners
original
French
im
,
Cported
models
and
very
good
copies
will
be
on
sale
on
Friday
and
Saturday
only
-at
25
cents
on
the
dollar
less.
YACHT
HACK
PLAN
Ml
1
1
etRci.v..
mU
a:i-
Triatic
LADIES'
SPIUNCS
COATS
LADIES'
SPRING
HATS
as
cheap
as
as
cheap
as
$9.50
$3.75
and
up
and
up
And
remember,
our
stock
is
all
new,
as
everything
wc
offer
has
arrived
within
the
last
three
weeks.
This
will
be
our
last
sale
this
season,
so
be
sure
to
have
your
"choice
of
these
fine
Spring
offerings.
i
i
,
'
R
ichmond's
Louvre
000;
Viking
I.,
4.000;
Ternen.
8.000;
Helen.
4,000:
Gertrude,
900;
Caygson.
8.000;
Emblem
I..
30,000;
It.
W.,
6.600;
Impereuse.
6.600:
Rose
spit.
10,000;
Cape
Spencer
e.OOO:
Ur.rguarite.
3.500,
Rayal.
4.000;
toward
Upset
t.
6.000;
Margallos
0.600:
Mary
a.,
3,000;
Scrub.
7X100;
D.S.T..
3.000;
Johanna,
is
,000;
Aiken.
18400:
Cape
Strain,
10.000;
Prosperity
A..
30.000
The
new
fifty-foot
halibut
boat
Hcige
It.,
built
by
Y.
Tsumura
at
Cow
Bay
for
Msurellus
lUlkestad.
had
satisfactory
trial
runs
in
the
harbor
on
Thursday
afternoon
snd
is
now
about
ready
to
leave
on
her
maiden
trip
to
tbe
grounds.
The
Southend,
built
by
Y.
Suehlro,
la
having
final
touches
put
on
her
engine
and
will
alsoS
ready
to
leave
shortly
for
the
grounds
under
command
of
tier
owner.
Anton
Moen.
Oapt.
Pete
Wold
has
been
making
repairs
this
week
In
Oow
Bay
to
his
hsll-but
boat
Toodle.
The
vowel
developed
s
leaky
tank
and
there
was
also
one
of
the
stem
seams
opened
up
on
the
first
trip
of
1
lie
season
to
the
hank
The
vessel
continued
flsha.
hnwewi.
but
la
now
being
put
In
ehlp-ahnpe
uu-forr
Kolng
out
again,
An
method
of
emphasising
to
the
world
at
large
the
yachting
advantagea
of
Pacific
northwest
watvrx
is
afforded
by
plans
which
have
been
completed
by
a
Joint
ouuiuiiuee
uf
the
Olympla
aud
Juneau
Chambers
of
Commerce
for
a
cruiaing
race
this
summer
from
Olympla,
capital
01
Wnihliurton,
to
Juneau,
capital
of
Alaska.
The
Prlnre
Rupert
Yacht
as
Rowing
Club
has
pent
an
Invitation
for
the
competing
vessels
to
call
here
dur-lug
the
trip.
That
Priuce
Rupert
itself,
with
so
many
pleasure
ooats.
cannot
be
entered
in
the
rare
aeema
somewhnl
of
n
pity.
Such
an
undertaking
would
require
possibly
some
local
financial
b-.i'klnn
but
mlKht
be
well
repaid
n
the
publicity
received.
The
distance
la
approximately
900
rnlle.
and
the
u-nt
will
be
open
only
tdsjx)tr
cruisers
of
between
twenty-five
and
fifty
feet
In
lengthy
In
other
jrds,
11
In
not
a
contest
for
big
yachts
d-ngned
for
ocean-going
purposes
but
one
for
smaller
ve.wls
built
for
mors
o.'
less
landlocked
waters.
And
stretches
of
salt
w-nter
BOO
miles
long
In
which
twenty-five-ri."t
boats
may
safely
aall
;itf
not
found
scattered
very
freely
around
this
wi
t
Icul.ir
earth.
The
Joint
committee
of
the
chambers
capiiai-io-ciipnai
rare,
nave
jvn
an
nminced
the
date
f
dinning
from
Olym
(oontiuutd
on
pagt
lit)
(Canadian)
auwyX
PAOS
FTVTJ
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
Tn
Kelclilkan.
U'rsngell,
Junrsn.
and
Kksgwsy
March
II,
11,
II.
Ts
Ysiiroiiver,
Vlrtiwla
and
Seattle
Msrrh
IS,
to,
Arll
4.
PBlNCESft
HEATRKt-Tor
liutrdale.
East
llella
Delia,
Ocean
ralM.
Namii,
Alerl
llay.
Campbell
Itltrr,
and
Vancomer
eery
NstMrdai,
II
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Hteannhlp
Lines.
Pull
lotnrinallon
Irum
W.
C.
URCIUHt),
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
IkC.
Phone
31
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Meat
Market
(sei.vig
mtos.)
3rd
Avenue
Phone
763
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