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on
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and
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During
Winter
1927-28
There
were
produced
850,000
Tics
Valued
at
Over
Half
a
Million
Dollars
Distributed
thus:
Payrolls
and
Profits
$351,000
Supplies
and
Equipment
107,000
Revenue
52,000
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in
this
distribution,
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to
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your
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PRINCE
RlTERT.
rbone
ISO
Sockeye
Season
Opening
Next
Week
Naa
Hlver
anil
"23"
Figure
In
Deal
Iloats
Chartered
for
Fish
Packing
Alt
the
preliminaries
to
the
opening
of
another
salmon
canning
season
afcrnrdhight
next
Tuesday
whn
sockeye
fishing
becomes
permissible
are
now
practically
complete
at
the
many
cannery
plants
in
this
extensive
district.
With
optimism
expressed
as
to
the
probability
of
a
generally
better
run
of
fish
than
prevailed
last
year,
it
in
expected
that
fishing
during
the
forthcoming
season
will
be
as
intensive
as
the
considerably
amended
regulations
will
permit
in
both
gill
net
and
seining
areas
for
all
varieties
of
fish.
While
no
reeord
is
anticipated,
it
is
hoped,
nevertheless,
that
the
pack
may
'
compare
favorably
with
thos
of
forme:-'
yean
and
the
prospect
la
for
a
season
here
from
four
to
five
months.
The
aelneboat
Bertha
a.,
alao
be
longing
to
OWmmon
it
Watt,
baa
been
chartered
to
toe
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
and
will
leave
shortly
for
Lookeport
to
engaf
In
aalsaon
packing
to
the
can
nery
a
that
pptnt.
Cnder
charter
ifor
six
weeks
to
a
sur
vey
party
of
the
Department
of
Indian
Affalra,
Prince
Rkpm
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
power
tbg
Pachana
la
at
pre
sent
on
the
Quten
Charlotte
islands
and
should
.return,
to
port
about
the
and
of
the
month.
The
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
tt
Towing
Go
's
amall
seine
boat
Mefcetehum
haa
left
for
McBrMa
Bay.
on
the
weat
coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
to
spend
the
aa.
ion
sngageal
in
packing
ptleharda.
The
snappy
looking
little
trolling
boat
Molly
O.
arrived
on
Thursday
morning
trosa
Vaaomiver
and
la
tied
up
at
the
floats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
Se
Towing
Ce.
Cape.
Dan
Lerson,
well
known
local
halibut
flahermaa.
returned
to
the
city
recently
after
spending
the
winter
In
Norway
and
haa
taken
command
of
the
Meesett
Oannera
flea
packet
Jvdway
which
will
be
operated
eJ
of
the
eojn-
pany't
cannery
st
Maaaftt.
After
tawlMapeaAJfcSi
at
tr
dfy
Wot
here,
the
Maeeett
Oannera'
service
boat
Derpiilniom
left
at
S
o'clock
Thursday
night
for
Maanett
where
she
wlH
be
operated
during
te
coming
flahlng
season
out
of
the
company's
cannery.
In
charge
of
Skipper
Shorty"
Haitian,
the
veaael
took
over
a
quantity
of
cannery
euppllee.
lllUTE
1,
WAS
IN
With
a
load
of
aalmon
for
delivery
to
the
company
here,
the
big
fleh
packer
Bruce
I.,
Capt.
Brandy
Newell,
arrived
la
port
from
Hippo
Island
op
Thursday
afternoon.
The
Bruce
I.,
which
la
under
packing
charter
to
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
for
operation
between
Hippo
Island
and
canneries
on
the
mainland,
returned
taw
Islands
the
next
day
after
(Heche
rgttrg
her
eftrgo.
The
old
tree
tie
structure
used
for
years
by
the
Imperial
OH
Co.
to
carry
lta
fuel
mains
across
the
railway
trick
between
the
tanks
on
the
Hays
Cove
hillside
and
the
company's
dock
haa
now
been
demolished,
the
pipes
being
now
carried
underground.
The
last
of
the
debris
from
the
old
landmark
waa
'
being
cleared
up
this
week
Lighthouse
tender
Blrnle
and
snag-boat
Bobolink,
the
former
being
out
on
the
pontoons,
are
now
tn
dry
dock
where
they
will
receive
annual
Irupec-
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Age
Safely
Rrllnrd
by
SANTAL
MIDY
Bold
by
All
DtuiiUU
itktn
at
the
hands
of
Albert
Farrow,
01
mucn
ecuvuy.
as
moicstea
in
a
,
wbo
,launb0Bt
rnepector.
arrived
In
the
previous
survey
of
the
situation,
pree-
clty
OB
,he
pncees
AUee
UlU
after.
ticalty
all
the
forty
or
more
canneries
,
noon
tmn
the
tUr
harlng
nt
In
the
dUtrlct.
Including
the
fifteen
j
tne
pMt
montn
to
me
yBton
TrrUor,
on
the
8kcna
Blver.
wUl
be
In
oper-
on
omcU,
autlea
atlon.
veeuy
clow
aeaaona
win
be
tne
1
same
aa
lat
year
with
the
department
having
dlaeretlon
to
extend
the
forty
eight
hour
period
at
the
cod
of
each
week
when
flahlng
mutt
oatne
If
It
la
deemed
advlaable
to
atop
It.
Patrol
will
be
carried
out.
aa
alao
previously
announced,
by
three
airplane,
the
flrat
cf
which
tnould
be
here
within
the
next
week
or
eo,
aa
well
aa
by
departmental
and
chartered
powerboato.
The
only
aahnon
flahlng
to
date
ha
been
tor
aprlnga
and
conoea
by
the
trailer,
there
having
been
a
better
run
thla
teaaon
than
waa
experienced
lat
year.
The
opening
of
the
aockeye
aeaaon
wiH
once
agam
be
the
signal
for
salmon
flahlng
and
canning
to
commence
In
full
awing
in
thla
district.
The
halibut
boat
Hoodie.
Capt.
Peter
Wold,
haa
been
on
dry
dock
thla
week
undergoing
repairs
to
lta
taltahaft
which
was
bent
when
a
log
waa
struck
m
Herate
Strait
while
returning
to
port
'rom
the
flailing
grounds.
ftrwer
cruiser
Bthelda,
belonging
to
Wright
St
Hinton.
waa
on
the
Ward
Waya
thla
weak
having
a
new
M-94
b.p.
Alls
Craig
engine
Installed
to
replace
the
34
hp.
Monarch
with
which
the
veaael
was
formerly
equipped.
CIIAItTERF.il
FOR
PACKIXO
Oimnvm
M
Watt's
aelneboat
Zanardl.
already
under
charter
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
if'
Towing
Co..
baa
been
lechartered
to
Bradbury
&
Telf
and
the
Canadian
Piahlnf
Co.
for
pilchard
packing
cn
the
weat
coast
of
Vancouver
la-land
and
left
on
Tuesday
morning
for
Queen's
Bay,
where
the
newly
Installed
reduction
plant
of
Bradbury
Sl
Tlf
Is
located.
The
veaael
wUl
be
away
from
Halibut
boats
VTktag
I
Toodie
and
D.8.T.
are
now
on
the
pontoons
at
the
dry
dock
or
general
overhaul
Earl.er
:n
the
week
the
Fredella,
having
a
new
keel
Installed
follow
tng
a
recent
stranding
on
Zayaa
Island,
halibut
boats
Margaret
I.
and
Aiken,
and
fish
packers
Anna
S.
and
Ogden
ware
up.
The
local
bsltfrvt
butt
Margaret
I
Capt.
Oeorge
Frits,
ia
about
to
leave
for
the
weat
oataat
of
Vancouver
la-!and
to
be
engaged
In
pUakard
packing
charter
for
the
summer.
The
local
nelfvfeoat
Aasta'tfl'J.
Capt.
Ell
Skog,
will
leave
neat
was
for
points
down
the
ooaat
to
enfagsW
In
salmon
packing
for
the
summer.
Skipper
M.
M.
Stapnens
has
been
spending
moat
of
thM
week
on
an
electioneering
tour
to
tho
smaller
points
along
the
coast
In
thla
riding
with
Janes
H.
Thompson.
Conservative
candidate
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
contest
it
waa
the
tint
time
f.:at
the
popular
Jim
had
bean
subjected
to
such
an
ordeal
but
ha
looks
to
be
standing
the
strain
all
right.
A
week
with
M.
M.
should
make
him
hardboilM
enough
fcr
the
toughest
of
elections.
V
Ill'Y-
FORI)
EXfllXE
Parker'a
Oarage
announces
the
sale
thla
week
of
a
Ford
Marine
engine
to
O.
Muagrave
who
will
Install
the
motor
In
a
gill
neUer.
The
engine
wja
shipped
to
Inverness
on
Thursday.
The
Inverness
cannery
packer
Alberta
a.
haa
been
In
port
this
week
lor
the
purpose
of
having
cylinder
patching
and
valve
work
carried
out
at
tha
of
the
Star
WeMtag
Works.
Oeorge
Frtawell
haa
had
'his
cralaer
Laura
F.
on
the
grid
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
St
Towing
Co.
thla
week
for
the
purpose
cf
atraighten-Ing
out
the
vessel's
tails
haft
and
propeller.
Oeorge
hit
some
kind
of
an
obstruction
while
on
a
recent
trip
up
the
Beatall
River,
the
result
being
that
the
boat
shook
eo
badly
that,
when
Oeorge
waa
pouring
hla
dailly
rattan
of
grape
juice,
the
glass
waa
vibrated
clean
away
and,
alnee
Oeerfe
never
drinks
cut
of
a
bottte.
the
hltnkln'
flask
Is
in
the
boat
yet
off
the
racing
honors
at
the
forthcoui-
I
cluded
the
aelneboata
Moresby
II.,
Oahlo
II.
and
M.
Lewis
(Kltkatla)
and
the
trolling
boats
Nancy
Lee
and
Oladys.
Capt.
Khort
and
Skipper
BUI
Schellm,
both
wen
known
local
t
toilers,
have
left
recently
for
the
North
Island
fish
Ing
grounds
where
they
expect
to
spend
meat
of
the
aummer.
Their
advent
Lahould
lend
culture
to
the
Queen
Char.
Ictte
Island
atmuner
fishing
colony.
The
local
halibut
boat
Kalen,
Capt.
Tom
Hansen,
her
trip
partly
completed
and
with
a
catch
of
1,500
pounds
which
waa
disposed
of
to
the
Atlln
Fisheries
at
private
sale,
waa
forced
to
return
to
port
on
Thursday
with
R.
Johnson
one
of
the
members
of
the
crew,
who
fell
victim
to
a
strange
malady
which
Cawed
eerkma
awelllng
of
the
bead.
The
man
waa
placed
tn
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
treatment
soon
after
arrival.
SatejfetrepotfedeMjl
ktoowpretu
4vf
'
Hmr0D4bj.4to"
the
P
vage
St
TbwIrHt
Co.
8om
STTlt-byi
e
Morty-rWl
w
B
-
H
W
H
Ed
ONLY
ONE
WEEK
MORE
,1
Sale
Closes
June
23rd
5T
TM
SINCa
,
5IOTHER
NEEDS
ONE
What
it
home
without
a
MOTHER,
she
is
'the
keystone
of
all
happiness
and
home
life.
She
has
to
bear
most
of
the
hard
knocks,
the
worry
and
the
troubles
of
the
children,
and
the
monotony
and
sameness
of
every
day.
She
deserves
all
the
relief
that
she
can
possibly
get.
The
hardest
job
of
the
week
is
washing.
The
weekly
duty
that
saps
the
strength,
ruins
the
temper
and
often
the
health.
Buy
her
a
BEATTY
and
a
he
has
a
present
ever
fresh
in
her
memory
every
wash
day.
Parkin
eVWard
Electric
Prince-Rupert,
B.C.
BUY
A
BEATTY
BANK
THE
BALANCE
.veaael
to
the
Interests
which
have
no
v.
purchased
her.
The
forestry
boat
Alpine
Fir
la
at
Me-
The
Naas
River
will
replace
in
th.
Lean
Ways
st
Seal
Cove
for
hull
work,
ausnaser
ferry
service
to
the
Salt
Lak.
Meantime,
engine
repairs
are
being
ear-
and
other
general
harbor
work,
the
rled
out
by
the
Star
Welding.
smaller
vessel
"33"
which
baa
done
yeo-
imaa
service
for
so
many
years
and.
Alex
MacdonaM.
(general
factotum
of
which
it
la
reported.
wUl
now
be
ac-
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
i."
Yacht
quired
by
Darby
in
the
deal
which
Ctsb,
haa
haa
his
cruiser
Vaoquero
out
lakes
the
form
of
a
awap.
on
the
grid
thla
week
lor
Installation
During
tie
past
winter
the
Nasi
of
a
new
propeller
of
a
smaller
alt
River,
tied
up
at
the
dry
dock,
haa
bad
and
less
pitch
which
It
Is
expected
win
considerable
lmprovementa
and
alter-
glve
the
boat
the
necessary
pep
to
carry
atlona
made
to
her
upperworks.
ing
club
regatta.
Coast
freighter
Famous,
Capt.
R.
B
.-;
!nnctt,
was
at
tha
dry
dock
Thursday
The
flan
necker
Alfred
D.
of
Oceanic
afternoon
loading
s
cargo
of
Terrace
Cannery
haa
been
in
port
this
week
for
trfveral
overhaul,
including
snctne
wortc
,'TrJe
vessel
wont
up
oh
the
WwM
Way'
'
ON
WAltll
WAY')'
Doata
recently
going
on
the
Ward
Ways
tor
minor
hull
work
have
in
Cottonwood
loga
for
delivery
to
tne
Laminated
Materials
mUl
at
New
West
minister.
-
lens
feet
letig
and
powered
with
a
300
h
p.
rnglne,
the
Naaa
River
waa
built
two
or
three
years
ago
here
by
Darby
for
the
purpose
of
engaging
In
freight
and
passenger
carrying
on
the
Naaa
River
The
veaael
had
not
been
long
tn
that
service
when
she
was
rather
badly
damaged
when
she
became
out
of
control
and
was
dashed
walnst
the
rocky
r
-'
"wlnaha
canyon.
Tlie
vessel
wus
Hmvht
bnc..
.
'
'
;
r"1
laat
The
aalmon
packer
Ogden,
forme
fid
the
American
haflbut
schooner
Lincoln
and
now
belonging
to
Capt.
I.
H.
Simp-
ton,
manager
of
the
La
nasi
Flahlng
Packing
Co
s
cannery
at
Maasett,
and
J.
W.
Moore
bo
use
of
Prince
Rupert,
waa
In
Prince
Rupert
during
the
week
tot
a
general
overhaul
at
the
local
d.y
deck.
The
veael
arrived
from
the
la
lands
on
Tuesday
and
returned
there
on
Thursday
afternoon
The
steel
working
department
of
the
local
dry
dock
la
engaged
In
the
con
struction
of
twenty
large
steel
tankr
varying
in
capacity
up
to
8.300
gallon:
for
the
Canadian
National
Coast
Steamships
These
tanks
will
be
Installed
In
one
of
the
company's
vessels
for
fish
oil
carrying
purposes.
The
vessel
which
will
receive
them
will
be
here
later.
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
present
season
up
to
and
including
yesterday
stood
at
ll,-
148,400
pounds
7,879,900
pounds
American
and
SA86.SO0
pounds
Canadian
ae
;
compared
with
the
1037
total
at
a
liar
dare
of
10
6TMO0
pounus
.660'
Bound
American
and
381,700
rtonmjCSMafllMl,
.,
,'
There
was
more
fluctuation
in
prices
In
prices
during
the
week
of
Saturday
to
Friday
inclusive
than
had
been
experienced
for
some
weeks
previous,
bids
In
some
i'iiw
HOlng
up
to
refreshingly
fair
levels.
The
high
American
bid
of
the
week
was
15.3c
and
8c
paid
the
Wabash
for
5.000
pounds
while
the
top
Canadian
bid
waa
13
3c
and
8c
revived
by
the
Marnnllce
for
4,000
pound
Prices
went
n
low
miring
me
week
as
8,Se
and
4c
American
year
waa
under
chatter
a
harbor
and
8c
and
4c
for
Canadian.
nan
HURRY!
fU
THE
NEW
GET
HER
ONE
NOW.
The
can't
afford
alibi
in
most
ruses
is
just
an
excuse,
a
put
off;
with
our
easy
payment
plan
everyone
can
get
the
BEATTY
Electric
Washer
.and
complete
FREE
Laundry
equipment,
make
up
your
mind
now,
and
buy
her
the
only
present
that
keeps
on
giving.
HOW?
Come
in
or
phone
for
one
of
the
factory
representatives
to
call
on
you.
Pay
a
small
deposit
down
and
the
balance
in
small
monthly
payments,
and
we
deliver
the
w9her
and
equipment
NOW.
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Ltd.
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w
The
Sensible
Road
to
Health
No
matter
what
your
ailment
is,
do
not
think
your
case
is
hopeless
until
you
have
tried
Chiropractic
Spinal
Adjustments,
What
it
has
done
for
others
it
will
do
for
you.
Do
not
through
ignorance
of
this
wonderful
science,
shut
the
door
to
your
ultimate
relief
and
happiness.
chVldren
can
take
adjustments
at
any
age
without
pain.
An
adjustment
at
the
right
time
will
prevent
many
so-called
children's
diseases.
Consult
about
our
Electrical
and
Ultra-Red-Ray
treatments
for
all
diseases.
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and
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