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Kumiier
and
Rear
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standard
equip-,im
all
Passenger
N
Wheels
Standard
,i,
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on
Imperial
and
!,
-
nily.
On
other
,
S::o.o0
extra.
.
lire
and
Tube,
Kaien
Garage
I'linnc
.12
1
I'.ttinir
enough
for
1
If
not,
com
tc
";
hi-;t
now
we
vvant
!
m
.
n,
ermine,
coy-i
1
f
ixes
of
all
kinds.
-
'...
vr
order
from
'ui-rs
in
the
Fast.
1
innot
fill
them
Wf
-
;
'".mix.
We
pay
top
irythlnK.
ut-
a
large
lot.
'I
I
shall
call
l.'emrmber.
If
yor
'.hi'
deal
sell
to
Goldbloom
The
Trappers'
Friend."
St-
'mil
Avenue
"1
If
GREAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
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"
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AND
I
UKNISII-
INGS
till
on
Montreal
Importers
1'hird
Avenje
1
B
Muter,
Proprietor
Our
Cleani
'II
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in
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ft
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lat,
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and
preaaed
';
mt
$2.00
v,'t
$1.2.1
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$1,00
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and
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1
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and
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..
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7,10
t
Laundru
"021
Ud.
l'honn
118
rtth
IL
Waterfront
Whiffs
"My
aunt
adrieed
n
to
takt
Herring
Run
.Starting
Possibly
the
fineat
boats
ever
turned
out
by'a
Prince
Kum.rt
but
Wl
,
whU
,
1
'8
Cat
are
the
two
band,omJiw
balir
S
?lnt
V7
neflHng
comP,e"
t
theU'rlM
RUpi
dry
ary
aotk
for
for
Capt.
John
1
Ivarson
and
his
lint
son-in-law
Cant
IThns
derduh
,
both
well
known
lib!
fflet
skippers
of
the
local
ha
t
Tt
unch1K
of
both
i
2h.
vessels
is
scheduled
for
Mah
t,.1
weeks
E
T
i:PrCe?d,ng
w,thut
de?
out
two
or
thre,
i
J"
'..th!y.n,!y
enter
Upon
the
fhI"
beforff
the
,
,
onnno.
uotn
-
.
"
t
Capt.
Ivarsun
and
Cant
UnitaM.hl
o
1
.
well
pieced
W(th
their
h,-t.
h
!
aine
w
tn
main
difficulty
Iat
veer.
la
the
yard
confirm,
the
fact
that
they
1
"
IM
and
tu",
I
are
going
l
be
really
splendid
vessels
enoub
ln
"P1
'
lb
Skugalda
many
snd
a
real
acquisition
to
the
ever-grow-
i
y'
li.g
Prince
Rupert
fishing
fleet.
Capt.
"
v
Ivaraon
has
chosen
the
name
"Mel-
M
steamer
Print
John.
It
la
un-
nil"
lor
hi
boat
While
Capt.
Under-
I
mooa-
on
nr
arrival
here
nt
week
dalir
will
be
chrlatened
-Covenant
"
I.
Vane,n,r
Queen
Fiity-eight
feet
ln
length
with
beam
of
I
Wand''
wUI
Mnwn
m
fr.urteen
feet
nine
Inches
and
deoth
of'
"Ut
r"!v"1
th
Pr
,6
8".
the
planking
ln
i
two
vci.
Whleh
"s
Len
yd
UP
'
,hlch
are
of
Identical
alae
and
dealen
rW
of
a-
edge-grained
fir
while
the
irifh
arc
iA
'Ji2-
x
3',"
white
oak
with
1
10"
by
12
fir
keel
and
Ixiw
nut,m
of
gumwo,d
The
upperworku
will
be
of
the
ordinary
halibut
fulling
type,
the
boau
bring
of
the
aeine-bdat
longllnlng
design
TIm
engi:ie.
76
h
p.
Falrbanka-Mone
full
dlfHi.i.
have
already
been
delivered
at.U
dr
jiprd
Into
the
veicls.
They
will
tx
11,
s.
.ilied
by
Ocorge
Let:rwalte,
Van-
r
.uver
.-eri
who
will
arrive
In
Prince
Fuperi
iibout
the
Ume
of
trte
launch-
.11.
(.
Thi-e
motor
are
adequately
large
I
for
the
jI
of
the
vcaaela
In
which
they
I
will
bewared
and
will
ensure
a
speed
;o!
nrativ
ten
utiles
per
hour
1
Coniplrte
electric
lighting
nystems
will
bt
installed
in
each
boat
by
the
Ward
;
Klectric
tc
Murine
Supply
Co.
I
aarii
tx,t
will
carry
a
crew
of
six
men
and
will
have
capacity
for
aome-thlng
::i
the
nelbb
rhood
of
33.000
pounds
of
fish.
An
Investment
of
roughly
120
000
Is
represented
ln
eacb
boat,
botli
b
nldrrf
thiu
test:fylng
amuly
t
thrir
confidence
and
ra.tn
in
the
Jfu
ture
i.l
.he
ludumry
'
1
The
u.iau
were
designed
by
'.he
dry
Id
:k
drafting
taff
while
the
1:
I
laid
dun
by
Larry
Halcrj.
The
work
I
'
v.a
carr.ed
out
under
t!ie
penonal
dl
rectlon
of
COR.
Anderson,
head
car
I
;
uter
'
the
dry
dirk
!
Capt
I-,
arson
whote
former
boat
was
the
well
:n..ii
"Pair
of
Jacks,
has
eoM
;':mt
veanel
to
Pete
Leland
and
Adolph
W:ck
who
arr
operating
It
in
this
year's
!..!
.-nen
Tl.f
Pslr
of
Jacks
U
flfty-two
long
snd
derives
power
from
a
96
h
;
Corle
(u
engine.
Cant
t'nderdahl
is
still
Ut
possession
of
the
boat
Kaien.
but
expect
to
dsv-poee
of
it
on
the
return
to
Prince
Rupert,
of
tilt
other
.
half-owner.
Blaat
Hanson,
who
if
expected
back
about
the
middle
of
March
after
having
spent
the
past
year
revisiting
his
former
home
ln
Norway.
The
Kaien
la
fifty
feet
long
and
1
powered
with
a
2?
h
p
Atlat
gas
engine
This
will
be
the
flrel
experiment
of
both
Capt.
Ivaraon
and
Capt
Underbill!
with
dieaei
motive
power
and
they
i.re
hoping
It
will
erve
tlwm
as
faith-
j
fully
aa
has
gn
lhe
many
years.
I
rINKIMl
or
T1KK
HIP
I
Something
in
the
nature
of
mystery.
I'lth-jiwh
It
l
nuggeaied
that
the
ees
i
icki
might
have
been
U'ft
open,
at-1
-nded
the
aiiik.nu
lit
seventy
or
eighty
M
tU
bid
taken
them
with
coed
result,
after
a
very
td
operation.
time
ttttt
"I
Uk
them
ami
ln.ura.
ad
'd
1,2
wrosf
with
my
heart.
Tgrgnto,
OnL
u
j
uu.
n
an
winter.
Kate
naive
boner
renovation
work
m
reported
to
be
planned
far
tlie
jtuin
but
whether
or
avat
It
will
be
carried
out
here
remains
to
be
-'ii
In
any
cu,e
no
orders
have
yet
tM'sn
received
at
the
dry
dock.
V.tfllT
IS
1'OHT
The
twin
acre
power
.yacht
BartMjr.
use
ln
connection
with
the
Faitenoa
mine
on
Porcber
bland,
waa
In
port
the
latter
part
of
this
weak
and
waa
up
on
the
Llptett
ways
having
her
bottom
vcraped
and
painted.
The
Ward
Electric
u
Marine
Supply
Ca.
report
the
male
during
the
week
of
an
8
h-p
Acadia
gat
engine
wNeb
will
be
installed
in
a
trolling
boat
hull
recently
aold
by
Bob
11
anna
to
party.
Dr.
I
Oeddes
Large
of
Port
Simpson
was
in
from
Tuesday
afternoon
to
Wednesday
morning
on
his
powerboat
Sunbeam
III.
making
another
trip
to
town
on
Thursday.
Alex.
MaodonaOd's
power
yacht
Vae-quero.
which
has
been
at
the
Bus
way.
for
Uie
past
ten
daya
haelng
overhaul
work
executed.
wUI
return
tomor-
sow
to
the
floats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
j
Rowing
A
Yacht
Club.
Capt.
Ohris
Henrlekaen
of
the
weU
known
halibut
bant
Osteon,
ha
blos
somed
forth,
following
his
resent
trip
south,
ln
s
Kile
green
Chevrolet
sedan
in
which
be
looks
quite
charming,
the
appearance
of
the
car
also
being
considerably
enhanced
aa
it
eon
tains
ham
evidently
motive
problems
mold
no
ter
rors
tor
Skipper
Cttrla
who
left
this
Week-end
on
Ms
first
trip
of
the
taaaon
to
the
halibut
grounds.
Lighthouse
tender
Newlngton.
Cent.
Harry
Ormlaton.
returned
to
port
on
Wednesday
after
an
absence
of
two
weeks
during
which
time
she
was
en
gaged
In
servicing
the
lighthouses
be
tween
here
and
Sgg
bland
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
incidentally
bumping
Into
a
lot
of
rough
tuft
which
proved
who
on
board
were
aaUora
and
who
re
not.
The
Newlngton,
whleh
had
annual
Inspection
on
Thursday
at
the
hands
of
Albert
Fnrrow,
steamboat
In
spector,
made
trip
out
to
Triple
Is
land
on
Thursday
with
supplies.
lli:i(lll(l
maki:
.WTiailWTK
The
much
belated
herring
baa
bt
,..et
of
water
.;t
the
Prince
Rupert
dry
Ust
shown
signs
of
materialising
In
dirk
where
n
had
been
nod
up
on
'waters
contiguous
to
Prince
Rupert.
A
Monday
nigh:
(
thu
week
of
the
well.amaU
run
of
the
fish
waa
ubiiei
U
ln
(known
tow
boat
Tide
Rip
01
the
Ruper1
the
vicinity
of
Butlers
Cove
and
Cap-
j
Marine
Product
fleet.
The
disappear-
tain's
Cove
about
the
middle
of
the
noe
of
the
veMel
was
discovered
thrjmek
and
a
close
watch
is
now
being
!
following
morning
and
salvage
opera-
kept
for
the
fish
arriving
on
the
scent
1
lona
were
Immediately
instituted
by
the
1
1
ume
volume,
the
eelneboeU
Bau-
iBC
Towage
Lighterage
Co
wMch'ardl
snd
Btthune
bwUlf
kept
in
oatl-
rsned
the
bat
and
placed
her
on
the
tant
prospeetlng.
poiittttiw.
Dsmage
as
a
result
of
the
j
iikMMlon
was
not
very
serious
snd
re-1
The
arrival
Of
the
Jsarrtttg
kt
pain
are
liow
rxiug
effected
so
the'vioked
for
kerf
h
tW
blbaslfl.
veM4.aay
be
reedy
for
woe
when
the,
..
r-fW
,f
herring
iraaohiwrti:-
'
fftjiflty'.
'
W
1Wee
UW
eWuaUon.
trips
.
-
'have
been
made
to
Petersburg,
Alaska,
The
big
two-maatrd
schooner
Chief
Dy
the
boats
Bertha
a.
and
Peehena
6kiK.vid
whlcli
capt
Ci
Met:
smith.
,
which
brought
back
cargoes
of
twenty-RNR.
operated
with
rather
Indifferent
!
five
ton
each
for
the
waiting
hsulbut
Minces
In
tl;e
halibut
fiahenea
out
of!
vessels
which
avidly
picked
It
up.
Prince
Rupert
lt
season
after
having
'
-
from
Vancouver.
I
The
end
of
this
week
tees
halibut
b
outht
the
boat
up
will
not
resume
the
Industry
thl
set-j
tubing
returned
on
almost
full
scale
n
The
vessel
Is
moored
at
the
dry:
out
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
foi-d-ck
and
Capt
Smith
has
not
yet
de-
lowing
the
eiplry
of
the
three
months'
c'ded
what
disposition
he
shall
make
of
close
season
on
February
1.
During
uaaultsble
and
unreliable
en-
the
week
custom
ofnclaW
have
been
her
An
-
I
miiy
clearing
the
many
vessels,
the
T
most
of
which
will
be
now
on
the
HEART
WAS
50
wtAi
TTrZ
2SS
f'
Bed
'
ver
in
the
poaaeealon
of
the
Canadian
U
j
x
Cfnv
in
in
oeu
,
Had
to
stay
ft
Cold
8U)rsce
mtae
air..
-eai
boaU
wmcn
it
wae
rearen
wouio
not
VhTdo'stsTforZ
swa,
for
a
Ume.
Prohabt,
not
more
audi
had
to
stsy
in
ror
hll,f.,.dost1,
boau
are
now
left
in
port.
The
first
landings
of
the
season
are
not
ei
pec
ted
to
be
offered
much
before
February
as,
the
date
isst
year
when
the
first
catchee
ar
rived.
Prince
Rupert's
principal
Industry
to
one
again
In
full
swing.
Oood
weather
prevails
tor
the
season's
opening.
Soon
after
leaving
port
on
Wednesday
the
engine
manifold
was
broken
on
the
halibut
boat
Mergence,
Capt.
Jack
Chrlslsnsen.
necessitating
return
to
Prince
Rupert
for
repairs
whlcli
were
quickly
eiecuted.
the
vessel
getting
tinder
way
again
for
the
grounds
the
next
day.
While
nothlr
r"f1iMte
hat
yet
been
decided
upon,
local
eflWiala
are
hop
log
uut
cxteniwn
of
the
Prinoe
nu
YH2
EfAIT?
JTEW3
Dguth
uresis
Richmond's
::
Louvre
)eetrd
back
here
shortly
to
take
station
for
the,
summer
60
title
e.A-W
!
rinnBSMriiT
r
tst
r
joetb
Bsswr
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaW
saaweswai
boat
of
that
port
cleared
from
other
point
further
north
In
Aleak
en
their
Initial
trip
of
the
season.
Neverthc-let",
Ketchikan
ha
been
a
very
busy
place
of
late
Icing
and
outfitting
between
one
and
two
hundred
boats.
Some
twenty-two
new
halibut
bout
U
."'Mn
at
Punet
Sound,
citka
will
be
ln
the
water
by
Juu
1,'
it
:c
rtportrd.
Fashions
1928
and
moat
of
them
will
sell
their
caicnes
111
i-riuce
nupert.
ciKiueen
vi
thane
boats,
it
la
said,
will
make
Ket
chikan
their
home
port.
They
are
all
of
the
latest
snd
moat
modern,
with
every
possibly
automatic
device
tor
as-sktlng
manual
labor.
Many
of
the
new
boata.
were
for
old
halibut
fishermen
who
had
either
sold
tteir
old
hofltji
or
traded
them
In.
In-.'!.:oii
..
.
.'
junch
L
one
calluu
the
"Clipper,
being
built
by
the
Western
Company
of
Tacoma.
whleh
t
84
feet
long,
with
16
horsepower,
of
the
type
cf
the
Poremo.st.
but
will
have
every
thlnii
modern.
In
which
th
boat
(SRiDany
will
retain
a
half
Interest.
'MT.
Oeorge
Purvis
Connelly
of
Dlgby
frianti
entertained
at
afternoon
tea
at
nny
Qelll'
of
aiMefcavUJi
lilM'
kcdiieotlDVHl
i
.
..at
m
includl
inciuaaw
.
irMBri
Js?ra.
verSnR
tlie
Dike
r
PdMland
phriisantK,
were
reclled
la
last
wai
war
Uy
the
end
of
the
month,
the
new
fifty-foot
halibut
boata
Southend
and
Hcliic
II,
built
In
Japanese
ynrda
at
Cow
Bay.
Prince
Rupert,
for
Anion
Morn
and
Maurellua
Halkentad
rc-.-
p.itively.
will
be
In
oerton
Iij:1iI-i
mil
plants,
iuu
Ueliu
Iiu.mIIcU
un
uotltl
veasol
by
the
Ward
Btootrlo
S9
UMlnt
Supply
Co.
WE
HAVE.
JUST
RECEIVED
THE
NEW
SEASON'S
DESIGNS
THE
VERY
LATEST
IN
ROTH
MATERIALS
AND
STYLES
OF
LADIES'
SPORT
GOODS
TO
WHICH
WE
INVITE
YOUR
ATTENTION.
These
vc
arc
putting
on
display
and
are
making
a
SPECIAL
PRESENTATION
BEGINNING
MONDAY,
of
TWENTY-FIVE
MODELS-
Absolutely
Exclusive.
The
new
smartness
precisely
as
Par
is
conceives
it.
In
a
new
range
of
sizes,
with
ease
at
arms,
bust
and
hips.
A
delightful
novelty
to
enjoy
choosing"
from
a
se
lection
as
new
and
as
large
as
that
assembled
for
the
choice
of
any
other
smart
woman.
And
you
are
sure
of
finding
several
suits
you'll
like,
in
your
size,
in
this
lovely
collection.
The
attractiveness
of
these
Frocks
is
enhanced
by
exceptionally
moderate
prices
-r-from
$17.50
up.
)
See
the
new
season's
styles
in
.
.aaies
pring
Suits
in
Tweeds
and
Cashmeres,
Crepe
Lined,
Tailormadc,
from
'
'
1
8.50
a
When
Mr.
Richmond
was
cast
recently,
he
secured
agencies
for
the
most
celebrated
modistes
and
gown
makers
on.
this
continent,
such
as
Green
and
Tutjkcr.
Queen's
Dress
Ltd.,
etc.,
also
for
French
imported
Hats.
Goods
from
.these
firms
arc
now
arriving.
See
them!
in
Richmond's
Louvre
.
i
-
i
pert
Fisheries
Xxperlmeninl
Station
may
soon
be
undertaken.
The
plan
is
if
the
land
can
be
obtained,
to
erect
tomethlng
ln
the
nature
of
an
annwj
on
the
hill
overlooking
the
present
station
near
where
the
gas
work
la
now
located.
DOROTHY
AT
MEATTI.K
The
schooner
Dorothy.
Os.pt
nio
Hvatum,
Is
back
in
Seattl
after
having
completed
her
third
aucoeasful
trip
this
winter
tu
the
northern
hail-but
ground
with
sclenAsMf
of
the
International
Fisheries
borruniaaion
on
Making
tbU
last
trip
on
th
y
waa
Norman
meatuui.
local
tatlve
of
the
QMnmlssion,
who
.
.llOAT
111
ILIIIMl
.tr
v.srorvKR
In
Vancouver
abtpyards
a
number
of
now
fishing
boats
are
now
being
built
ready
for
the
spring.
Chris
Park
well
and
associate
are
having
a
halibut
fishing
craft
built
by
A.
M.
Frantaen
on
False
creek
near
the
foot
of
Burrard
Street.
The
craft
nenaures
00
'
.'.'.h
by
18
fo-t
beam,
and
7
feet
t
niches
moulded
depth.
This
boat
is
being
equipped
with
a
100
horse-power.
3
cylinder
Kn-terprlse
Diesel
engine,
which
to
heavy
power
for
a
boat
of
this
type.
Speed
(continued
on
page
six)
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rir
I
MACHINE
KNIVES
page
nva
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
Cash
price
tickets.
Mcllride
Street
store
now
.
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
11th
St
Telephone
657.
Radio
t
Radio
At
well
as
specialising
on
the
Ny,
i
Radkoli.
we
wlah
to
dtaw
yoar
attention
to
the
nedlola
No.
IS.
It
Is
another
of
the
up-to-date,
last
six
months
models,
a
six
tube
receiver.
Prioe.
less
Redletrons
.
.
.
.
M.0Q
Price,
with
Radiotrons
..
11114
Price,
complete
wlttuJiadlo-troiu
and
100.A
Loudspeaker
Sl.13.in
I'.
.
UIAMM
l
it
Exclusive
Wholesale
Dealer
for
nedtoia
Offke:
SIX
ltb
HI.
lU.v
CU
It
I
nee
Kiipert.
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