,
hi
u.'ir.v
25,
1928
Our
Cleaning
Prmes
On
and
after
Feb.
Ul,
1928
mn-d
and
pressed
7.r
-i
rli
.'incd
and
pressed
.,
$2.00
(;,
.-itid
vest
$1.2."
T
7."0
I
r
,
white
$1,00
ii
.
steamed
and
-..'!
7."?
ii
,
i,its
cleaned
and
pres-
.,,1
,..$1.7.-
i,
Overcoats
..
$2..0
i;
$2.00
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.
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Laundry
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I.(d.
I'hnne
118
I'm
net-
Rupert
of
Chevrolet
i
1
1
v.-ry
Chassis
Sosi.oo
i
i
Truck
Changs
$HO0.OO
I
r
$808.00
i
Delivery
808.00
$808.00
$0.(1.00
$o:tt.oo
jtio.to.oo
$lo:o.oo
landau
$1080.00
l'.umer
and
Rear
'
standard
equip-all
Passenger
Wheels
Standard
'
'
'
on
Imperial
and
'
only.
On
other
-::n.on
extra.
Tire
and
Tube,
'
in.
Kaien
Garage
Phone
.".2
Trappers
!
W.ltlt
i
irettiiiK
enough
for
;
i
'
If
not,
come
to
"'tn.
,lunt
now
wa
want
itKirten,
ermine,
coy-'
!.
foxea
of
all
kind.
ii.
'
ivc
larire
order"
from
"
iurr
In
the
Enat.
cannot
fill
them
we
nf
lionua.
We
pay
top
-
for
everything.
have
Urge
lot.
"
and
I
shall
call
"'
Hy.
Remember.
If
you
I
iinre
deal
aell
to
oldbloom
The
Trappers'
Friend."
Second
Avenue
Ot'H
CHEAT
CLOSING
out
SALE
of
nrSv
ANI)
0YS'
'-OTIIIN(j
AND
FUUNISII-IN0S
is
still
on
Montreal
Importers
Thirrl
A.
J
Mill.r.
Proprietor
1
Re-t
I
rum
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halil.ul
Season
S.nrling
Well-Houn.eous
Kun
of
Herring
I,
.Now
on
Number
of
New
Hoats
at
Local
Yards
p
1928
halibut
season
ha
opened
a
la
.
,
,
'
III
IIIUMI
ul
ik..
-r
iv
iioi
l
oi
t'rinnu
i-rnui.
..
wie
local
i'lsh
kxch
nnio
nn.n.,l
T
.....
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..
Iir.il
,.f
.h
.
.
,,
'uenuay
wnfll
Hire
loa
Pri'ire
Kupert.
Map
923
Whereas
proof
of
loss
of
the
above
Crttruate.
of
Title
if
jilted
In
the
name
I
of
Ira
E
Mahtin.
has
been
filed
In
thl
ioffh-e.
netice
Is
hereby
given
that
I
shall
;
the
expiration
of
one
month
d.tie
of
the
flrat
publication
hri
!
a
provisional
Certificate
ft
Title
m
lieu
of
each
of
the
aald
leal
CertiiKate.-.
unless
in
the
meantime
valid
..'i'
iinn
as
to
any
be
made
to
me
in
antint:
DATED
nt
the
Land
Reentry
Office.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
thl
lrd
Januray.
1938
H
T
MacLBOD,
ill
Registrar
of
Title.
IN
PROBATE
in
tiii:
hi
i-hkmi;
nit
ht
or
mtiTisii
I1II.I
Mill
A
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Art;
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Sidney
Scott
Marsh.
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HI
ftnnnr
r
alcR.
Youn.
the
14th
da
Of
I
February.
A
D
1938.
I
was
appointed
1
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Sidney
Scott
Marsh,
deceased,
and
all
partM
'
having
claim
against
the
aald
estate
.
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
,
IStb
day
of
March.
A
D
1928.
and
all
I
parties
Indebted
to
'the
estate
are
re-iiulred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
NORMAN
A
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Ruoert.
B
C.
TXted
the
15th
day
of
February.
A.D.
1938
.
IN
PROBATE
in-
Tin:
m
rui'MK
roniT
or
itomsii
rui.iMiilt
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
Act"!
ahd
In
tltcMatur
of
the
BathM
of
Ateiandar
Oameron
De-ed.
Intestate.
TAKB
NOTICE
'liat
by
order
of
HI
Honor,
P
McB.
Y.mnt
the
9th
day
of
February,
AD
1MB
I
was
appointed
AdmlnUtrator
of
the
estate
jf
Alexander
CnierDii,
deceased
and
all
parties
having
cUlms
against
the
said
estate,
are
hereby
reoulred
to
furnlh
same,
pro-narly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
tn
10th
day
of
March.
AO
1938.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
re-ot'lred
to
pay
.the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
f'T'hwitlv
NORMAN
A
WATT.
Offlrlsl
Admlnltrator.
Prln.-e
Rupert,
B.O.
Dated
the
10th
day
of
February,
A.D.
1038
200
MODELS
LADIES'
SPRING
HATS
NO
MORE
$4.50
NO
LESS
See
thec
before
buying
elsewhere
B.C.
FUR
CO.
TM"'
ins
r
fejl.
ver
the
Purse-selnlng
for
herring
In
Pearl
Itor-bjr.
north
of
Prince
Rupert,
la
prohibited,
except
under
special
condition,
in
the
new
fishery
regulation
The
principal
area
in
which,
within
one
mile
off
shore,
it
Is
proposed
to
pro-
hlblt
salmon
pune
seining,
in
sequence
of
the
recomnwndatlon
of
the
Britten
th
contract
by
the
federal
department
of
public
work,
will
be
embarked
upon.
If
something:
to
Hot
done
about
It
very
soon,
tourist
tram
off
the
CPA.
boat
landing
at
the
government
wharl
will
think
they
are
being
landed
in
an
old-faahlonrd
Jail
yard
instead
of
an
up
and
doing
town
where
virtue
la
dirt
cheap
and
crime
la
at
a
premium.
Such.
'
doubtless,
would
be
the
effect
upon
the
minds
of
those
who
should
hap
wander
to
the
weat
end
or
the
dock
a
,
,
.
-
aa
-
a
-
ll8rry
j,,
w()R.h
waHone
of
tJ.
f.
i
men
in
i'nn.
,.......
.
,i
...
..
.
..
.
"ini
ooie
ana
a
nn
one
,.f
of
Ik-
the
thiw
:i:r?JZ"
fimi
"VnB
mn
01
"
W
ISUOn,
mi
m
good
stout
rof
to
be
readv
for
the
.
1
1
-
t
.
i
PAILT
OTTV73
PAGE
FTVTS
cut
upon
the
atari
that
ha
been
.at
the
new
overbend
pedestrian
ap-1
proech
by
the
department
of
nubile
worse,
ah
uw
it
needs,
matter
hla
atuff
tl
The
now
!.
...
;
.
i
"
J
u
V
Me
orouifni
oruJfni
in
in
B.OUU
H.UUU
DOUIldl.
poulld.
'
'ecutloMr
ecutkmer
to
to
do
da
alte
'fti
long
and
o"a.!id
-kippered-
J.
reported,
oy
Lapt.
Matt
Madwrt,
formerly
of
the
Eagle.
wa
one
of
the
other
,ouag
i;r.t
boau
with
S.000
pound
while
the
I
from
from
the
the
aUafiier
teer
tnirci
boat
on
the
lUl
and
flrt
Canadian
of
the
eeaon
waa
the
Unome.
Capi
Dvid
Rltohle,
with
5,000
pound.
While
it
a
predicted
that,
on
account
of
heavy
cold
storage
atocka
on
hand,
the
'Jix-ninjj
price
might
be
low,
the
whs
ha
opened
not
ao
badly
with
h.ds
of
15
and
8c
for
the
two
America;,
mtche.-.
and
13.8c
and
Br:
for
the
Canadian
Pricen
rereded.
however,
and
J-
'lie
neroiid
market
day
Thursday,
from
liir
and
6c
to
U.3c
ui.d
k
wa
)aid
,r
5A.500
pounds
of
American
l
-h
v.
i
1
1
1
A
lune
Canadian
veKsel
received
the'lltrui
of
10c
and
6r
Landing
in
volume
from
the
opening
of
the
season
to
yeaterday
were
in
ex-
of
the
figure
for
the
whole
month
of
February.
11)27
ao
th
aeaaon
at
lean
start
off
ahead
of
laat
year.
The
total
for
the
flrt
week
bualne
of
thu
jeaonl
180.MM
pounds
140MO
American
and
10,000
Canadian
aa
compared
with
the
total
for
the
flrat
week
of
the
iM7
eaun
that,
that
a
weS
I
man.
dlwmbvUnt
!
Princen
Buioe
eerty
'
the
fleet
up
until
after
March
1
001
onfm
oee
Batunapy
momlBg.
"W
th
oI
'mUier;
Boau
landllu
catchea
un
to
,tH..
were
sre
u
follow;
i
u'r
luck
would
have
American
Ilene,
S.0OO
pound;
Oaab.
8100;
Uranui.
IOXjO;
AUtok,
7,000;
HI
Olll.
11.000;
Reliance
I.,
ls.000
pound;
Dlwvery
S.000;
Reliance.
OOO;
Ann,
J
.
3:1.000;
Majestic.
31.000:
Olorla,
8.-000.
Canadian
-Unome.
5.000:
Ingred
H
.
5.000;
Toodle,
5.500;
Bingo,
4.000;
Zero.
500
it,
a
root
or
ao
from
the
yawning
abye
and
rob
Frank
Morn
or
the
Prince
Rufktrt
OeaeraJ
Hosoltal
of
a
neat
little
lob.
uch
wall
have
to
be
the
situation
It
earn
until
expert
engineers
can
wrangle
tbemaaivef
into
aft
agreement
aa
to
the
plan.
If
thla
t
m
mple
of
government
speed
and
efTldency.
perhaps
we
d
better
turn
Bolahavtk
or
Muiuollnl.
Powerboat
PeaMa,
Capt.
Harvey
Duma,
mad
a
trtfi
to
Port
balngton
and
the
Matu
River
Saturday,
having
on
board
Indian
AgeeU
w.
I.
Colltoon
and
Public
Wort
Hngtoeer
Mackay.
Hrmea
Hupert
liaat
Houie
powerboat
Columbia
Pliberfes
Commtaaton,
are
a
racneaa
was
aalled
hasUly
to
Butedal
;
follows:
Dundaa
nnd
adjoining
islands;
;
Thuraday
aftornooo
to
pick
up
Individ-In
the
varloua
still
net
um.'
n.Mn.,
1
uaja
from
the
etaauner
Ventura
who
an-
76.500
pound
mad
up
of
'
Canal:
North
Arm
nf
Ki.jr.ti.
i.ui.
:
Dnnmtl
Wanted
to
iret
soniMrhar
In
a
71.000
American
and
5.500
Canadian.
I
Curtis
Inlet:
Ui.
..
n.
..!
i
hum.
llstoa
ruinnr.
th.t
it
Halibut
landed
during
the
flrat
few
Port
John:
Kr.
vi.h...
mlcht
dwttoB
Into
an
Intereatlna
atorv
days
ha
been
by
smaller
boat
from
,
Bay;
Cousen1.
Inlet.
Fanny
Bay:
Zlcbo
betore
It
weaj
over.
a)
vt
ma
oi
vne
Harbor;
East
Arm
of
Kantln
tnWt
vw...,
.ru.
me
weaiwara
oanaa
Frederick
Sound:
Port
Neville:
Lough-
Capt
Robert
TMtoson
I
'
ruriiucK.
e.c
.
are
expected
tviromh
Inl.t
Oeeo
rte.n
tw...
Water
Bav
...
n..
C.P.M.
itsuur
PvifUM
b.iri
when
19JT
fUhing
(tarted
there
were
Arm.
nnirndou
storms
which
virtually
tied
,
,
NOTICE.
uooa
weatner
nas
prevailed
for
the
(
inlet;
Toba
Inlet;
Malaaplna
Inlet;
The-pening
of
the
1938
ean
whereas
,
odosia
Arm:
Launcelot
Arm:
OkMr
HtVIMI
IlKKIKIt
i:iiim:
A
full
measure
of
speed
will
be
added
tn
thai
ifti
-
-
M
rt
tar
!e-Certificate
of
Title
No
30041
to
Lots
Z7
.
ll.
e
iii
tud
in
(Ui,
Block
lilneteen
Kergin
s
Pull
Moon,
flneat
pleasure
1
19
1.
Section
six
ii
yacht
In
Prince
Ruoert
harbor,
followlns
now.
-
Oapt.
transferred
jurti
Oray
having
been
1
to
tie
Prince
Mary
l
chief
Otfleer
tor
a
tew
trip
during
the!
Oapt.
Larry
Thoaawou
of
Use
Federal
'
PUoU
of
Brltlah
Columbia
left
on
Wed-1
neaday
aboard
the
grain
ship
Aahbyi
which
be
wul
tofee.k
Union
Bay
whore
neiemilt-ai
OI
lllle
100
WV1
I
to
an
..-In.
kl.k
.
w..
h
arlll
knnta.
tnrm
-
l.ji-.
rf
vemeen
i17i
and
euhteen
"""-
-
s
""
ilBi.
Blcxk
twent-ix
Mi.
hostlon
'
effected
at
the
dry
dock
up
to
which
to
bar
deatinatMw
of
the
United
King-
ix
'
0
1
1
the
vesaal
moved
thla
wack
A
ion
tin
.
dom
or
Csntlmot.
He
will
return
to
ifirate
of
Title
No
8003
1
tolot
.,..
.
.
.
.k.
it
.kn...
ik.
..lahl.
.
...
i..:e;en
(IB).
Block
ten
(10).
Sec-
"
'"
'
"
tiun
rven
i7i
v.un
gear
is
being
put
in
the
boat
to!
He-oniiicat
of
Title
No
34471
to
Lot
!
replace
the
it
h
p
Eastern
-Undard
Frank
Waterhoua.
freighter
Robert
forlylffv'T!!'
Srenty-lewn
unr,v'r
dut
"adline
The
latter
engine
H.
Merrick,
la
due
o
Albert
MoCal-
7,;
Section
U
in
i8).
city
of
'
na
Deen
tola
Dy
Dr.
Kergin
to
Oeorge
'"J
ummmtvw
wm
a
cargo
eouauting
Ne
and
Id.
Cbnatiunsen
who
will
In-
of
thre
hundred
Mew
of
coal
and
15.000
stal
it
in
a
seine
boat
they
are
building
feet
of
finishing
lumber.
The
vessel
near
their
foi
(arm
in
Kltkatla
Inlet.
!
"Ill
load
out
Tempt
eottonwood
log
i
from
the
dry
doefc
for
Use
Laminated
B.
I.
Parker
reporu
the
aal
of
a
Material
veneer
rain
at
Mew
Weatnttn-'
Pord
manna
engine
to
W.
J.
Unehaan.
etar.
Lawyer
Island
Ilghtbouve
keeper,
for
.
InatalUtlon
In
a
pleasure
boat,
replacing
A
a
mean
of
working
off
the
auoer-!
a
smaller
two-cycle
machine.
Hot
pep
of
a
rising
family
of
energetic
.
1
boy.
Doc
Orate
has
purchased
a
It-toot
B.C.
Towage
ft
Lighterage
Co.
tug
fpen
boat
with
a
two
cycle
engine
from
Salvaea
Princess
left
yesterday
for
Bella
J-
Barr
at
toe
Cold
Storage
plant.
Doc
Bella
having
in
tow
the
John
Currte
m
thus
the
latest
member
oi
the
Prince
Bon
plledrlvlng
outfit
aa
well
aa
a
raft
Rupert
Rawing
A
Yacht
Club.
of
pile
taken
from
the
old
quarantine
:
wharf
on
Dlgby
Island
On
the
delivery
The
leunehing
took
alaee
on
Wednaa-of
this
wharf
rebuilding
work
at
the
day
of
this
week
of
the
M-foot
uolllng
Indian
village
of
Bella
Bella,
for
which
boat
purcbafced
froak
J.
Bvedmark
of
the
Currle
concern
bat
bean
awarded
Cow
Bay
by
stale
Petotean.
formerly
of
NOTICE.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
applicatlan
will
be
made
to
the
Parliament
of
Canada
at
the
neat
session
thereof
for
an
act.
1.
For
the
lnoerporatton
of
a
company
to
be
known
a
Tor
Alberta.
Peace
Rtvar
and
Pacific
Railway
Company,
or
audi
other
name
aa
atay
be
given,
to
con
struct
ana
operate
a
railway
as
louow
the
Canadian
Naudftal
Railways.
A
:
b
p.
Regal
engine
has
been
Installed
in
!
the
vessel
which
will
aeon
be
ready
tor
service
The
halibut
boat
Kattn
Is
being
given
a
thorough
overhaul,
due
attention
being
given-
the
engine
at
the
Star
Welding
Work,
and
wUl
be
all
ready
to
resume
tai
Commencing
si
a
point
at
or
near
'
work
upon
the
return
to
the
city
next
the
City
of
totfehridga:
thence
in
a
:
month
of
Klnar
Hanson,
part
owner,
who
Westerly
direction
to
a
point
at
or
...T
,
hM
-M4I
v,.
near
the
Town
of
MeLeod:
thence
"
Mn
apsndlng
the
wtotor
in
Norway.
Westerly
and
Northerly
in
a
direction
acnaratfr
parallel
to
the
Oalnrr
and
McLeod
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Paci
fic
Railway
to
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
of
outary:
thence
Northerly
and
ry
and
ana
BMBvanton
wen
oi
ine
uaigary
.liar
railway
to
a
ooint
at
or
near
Laeombe
thence
Northerly
to
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
of
aMmontoa.
vith
the
Waaiti
River
at
or
Beaanaon
to
the
Town
of
Orande
Prairie
In
the
Province
of
Alberta;
thence
South
Westerly
through
tltt
Monk
man
Pass
to
a
point
at
or
near
Aler
Lake
on
the
Canadian
National
Railway
to
the
Province
of
Brltlth
Columbia.
Id
From
a
point
st
or
near
Grande
Prairie
In
a
North
Wstterl
direction
to
a
point
at
or
near
Pouoe
Coupe;
The
other
halt
owner
of
the
Kaien
I
Capt.
ana
Cndordahl
who
WUl
call
hi
flai
new
boat
"Ooveesant,"
now
nearing
completion
at
the
dry
dock,
thla
I'
TOM'
HAY
ACIItK
m.imsh
a-1
.
ui
1
1
lb)
prom
a
point
at
or
near
the
City
I
"TrrP-"
.T.
Z
or
djSKttjari
by
the
saoat
reaslbll
I
mg
in
sar,japaneae
poatBiiHnmK
eatao-route
to
and
alone
the
rlaht
bank
of
i
llshmsM
hu
Cdw
Bk.
Pruv
Runcrt.
1
oonstrueuon
or
the
smoky
River
near
It
junction
;
rtai
irani
mw
myuu
j
im
now
vessel
being
,
as
aoon
as
other
ra
oampleted.
K.
Tauaturl.
having
turned
ow
the
new
40-foot
halibut
boat
Helge
H..
com-
j
plated
to
Maureltua
Ifalkevtad
yesterday.
will
lay
the
keel
neat
week
for
a
30
,
by
10
foot
vessel
of
workboet
line
fori
J.
W.
Collier
who
will
use
it
in
fishery
and
from
a
point
at
or
near
Pouoe
'
psww
eervice.
aii
ore
is
n.p.
vivian
Coupe
In
a
North
Westerly
direction
.
engine
will
be
Installed
In
the
boat
on
mJWt"Z-
"
inniim
"ut
sral
South
Westeriy
and
Westerly
dl-
new
V.
h
p.
motor
of
the
same
make
rectlon
and
North
Wtatarly
by
the
1
next
year.
The
boat
wUl
be
almilar
ST
nroWthTToinat
but
larger
ttian
the
K.ki.
aj
of
Stewart
In
the
Province
of
DrltUh
product
of
Taumurl'a.
Columbia
at
the
head
of
Portlaud
;
y.
sueiilro.
having
turned
over
the
?d"prom
a
point
at
or
near
HHdeont
ta,,but
Boutheod
to,
Hope
crowlnR
Peace
River
in
a
pen-
Anton
Mean
today,
wtil
immediately
lay
eraT
R"'T
d'rectlon
to
a
point
at
the
keet
for
a
2
loot
ginnetter
a
a
or
near
Whltelaw;
thence
In
a
Nor-
...
.
.
.
...
.
"
.
,
.
J
therly
direction
to
a
point
at
or
near
"r
model,
the
engine
tn
be
select
M
Port
Vermilion
nd
tnenoe
Northerly
later.
and
Westerly
to
the
right
bank
of
the
Hay
River
l
or
near
It
Intersection
I
with
the
Northern
boundary
of
the
I
Province
of
Albert.
The
aald
railways
being
declared
to
be
for
the
general
benefit
of
Canada.
8.
To
authorise
th
said
Company
to
'
construct
wharves,
dock
and
hotel
and
to
own
and
operate
vessel
and
to
collect
eharge
on
telegraph
and
telephone
me-aaaos
of
(he
public.
Ut
fUe
upon
and
aemilre
water
irawar
sites
and
.to
atener-
sw
electric
and
other
energy
and
to
dl-
nose
of
the
surwrqx
from
and
collect
charges
therefor
a
To
author
ine
the
said
Company
to
Uwue
securities
in
respect
of
the
Mid
line
of
railway
to
an
amount
not
exceeding
Forty
Thousand
(840,000.00)
Dollar
per
mile
for
the
prairie
section,
and
not
exceeding
Sixty-five
Thousand
(885.000.00)
Dollars
for
the
mountain
section.
DATED
tt
the
City
of
Edmonton,
in
the
Province
of
Alberta,
thl
4th
day
of
January,
A.D.
1928.
I
Signed
I
J
STEWART
CLARK.
On
behalf
of
the
Applicant
o-o
Fwlmj.
Ilavvi
it
Bury.
"
'
'
etc
IWirrlsters.
8
c
!
Bank
of
Toronto
RlrtK
.
Iv.nii
Mt
-m
Aimila.
Cuadt.
At
Bugas
on
Wednesday
s
combination
fish
packer
and
halibut
boat
named
Antoinette
was
launched
The
vf-sel.'
negotiation
for
the
sale
of
which
are
new
on,
I
48
feet
long
with
beam
of.
It'
8"
and
depth
of
S
8'
power
being
!
derived
from
a
30
h.p.
gu
or
oil
engine.
I
Suga
has
also
riuiaitad
s
sa-foot
trolling
I
boat,
"powered
with
a
Ml
h.p.
Regal
en-J
glne
for
J.
Keith,
and
the
keel
will
be'
In
Id
within
few
days
for
a
81
foot
combination
glll-netler
and
trolling
board
ordered
by
J.
Kjendhal.
aa
experienced
Great
Lake
fisherman
who
recently
arrived
from
Fort
William.
An
8
h
p.
Bast-hope
heavy
duty
cnglrve
will
go
in
this
boot.
Smaller
Jobs
In
the
Japanese
yards
Include
the
putting
In
of
a
new
deck,
cabin
and
combing
on
a
Port
BlmfMon
uolllng
boat
by
Tsumurl
ana
thorouith
overhauUn
and
partial
rebuilding
of
i""'
oruei
Laura
F
.
iseil
by
Oejru
t'liirt'il
iu
(siiry
scr.lco
t:;twii
HHHHHHHHHgHHHBgl
THE
Prince
Rupert
sad
omens
River
cancer
lea.
at
Stags,
where
also
M.
M.
Stevens'
powerboat
Vera
S.
Frye
Is
having
final
touches
put
on
following
an
extensive
rebuilding
Job.
Oeorge
Phlltoson
of
North
Pacific
cannery
la
building
a
new
trolling
boat
at
that
point.
A
rush
order
for
s
6-8
h
p.
Acadia
engine,
to
be
delivered
within
thirty
day,
haa
been
placed
with
the
Ward
Electric
at
Marine
Supply
Co.
Centering
In
the
vicinity
of
Port
Simpson
where
the
fish
are
reported
to
be
ao
thick
as
to
almost
burst
the
seine,
the
taking
of
herring
Is
now
on
In
full
swing
in
water
adjaoent
to
Prince
Ruper).
Capt.
Ole
Skog.
with
the
Aaurite.
te
seining
Intensively
and
the
packers
W.
R
Lord
and
Orier
Starret
are
making
dally
deliveries
to
Prince
Rupert
with
their
decks
just
showing,
the
fish
going
into
storage
at
the
rate
of
two
hundred
ton
in
94
hours.
Other
seine
bonts
engaged
In
the
taking
of
herring
Included
the
Anna
8.,
Zenardl
and
Bethune
The
arrlvnl
of
the
fl.sh
in
full
abundance
has
given
timely
relief
In
the
matter
of
tml
Unit
bait
Norman
L
Freeman,
local
representative
of
the
International
Flaherte
Cont
mission,
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday
ufter
an
sbaence
of
over
two
month,
the
most
of
which
time
he
spent
on
a
thlrty-slx
day
voyage
with
-"e-
members
of
'he
scientific
staff
of
i!w
eouiuiii-!
tr-'m
Seattle
to
the
Ko-dlak
banks
and
beyond.
This
was
the
third
trip
made
by
the
Dorothy
for
the
commission
during
the
close
season
and,
while
not
actual
fishing
was
done
as
on
the
first
two
trips,
It
proved
very
successful
in
the
taking
of
water
samples
at
depth,
water
temperatures,
spawn
specimens,
etc
It
waa
on
thl
trip
out-boaial
tast
the
D-rothy.
at
considerable
risk
In
a
rough
sea,
took
a
sick
sailor
from
a
frelghtlnn
vessel
and
delivered
hlrn
into
hunpi'.al
at
Ketchikan.
The
Dorothy
has
now
been
released
by
the
commission
for
the
summer
and
it
la
understood
that
Capt.
Ole
Hvstum.
the
owner
and
master,
plane
to
engage
In
halibut
fishing
Mr
Freeman
will
spend
the
summer
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan
engaged
in
the
work
of
the
commission.
Pete
Meuse.
Who
returned
to
the
city
thl..
week
after
spending
tlie
winter
,
iu
Nova
Scotia,
collecting
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carrier
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you
every
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for
a
year
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Insist
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B.C.
PRODUCTS
They
Lead
in
Quality
himself
at
Vancouver
on
the
way
home.
has
signed
on
for
the
season
with
Capt.
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KNINd
After
having
spent
the
winter
In
Victoria.
Oeorge
O.
Buahby.
head
of
the
Rupert
Marine
Produot
Co.
Ltd..
operat
ing
the
reduction
plant
at
Tucks
Inle
I
tn
Prince
Rupert
Harbor,
I
expected
to
return
to
the
city
next
week.
During
the
winter
it
is
understood
Mr.
Buahby
became
Interested
In
a
pilchard
reduction
undertaking
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
Power
tug
PJl.T..
Capt.
Harris
Kerr,
of
the
Bushby
fleet,
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
February
33
from
Vancouver
whore
the
vessel
had
a
new
80
h.p.
Fairbanks-Morse
full
dlesel
engine
Installed
as
well
as
undergoing
a
thorough
overhaul,
all
combining
to
make
tlie
vessel
aa
good
und
handy
as
ever
Mie
was
with
greatly
accelerated
speed.
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Prices
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Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
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