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Waterfront
Whiffs
Activity
on
Waterfront
Becoming
Intensive;
Preparations
for
Opening
of
Halibut
Season;
Herring
Seining
in
Progress
Machine
shops
and
other
services
to
the
fishing
fleet
dlb"n
the'
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
state
that
business
this
January
was
far
ahead
of
the
.volume
a
year
ago.
The
earliest
start
in
four
years
has
been
made
this
season
in
work
preparatory
to
the
opening
of
the
annual
fishing
activity.
Work,
so
far,
has
been
pretty
well
concentrated
in
getting
the
halibut
fleet
ready
for
action
.
Next
month
work
will
be
started
on
the
many
vessels
of
the
salmon
fleet,
good
level
throughout
the
year.
Money
among
the
fishermen
just
Ketchikan
in
practically
ou
of
now
U
Hot
very
free,
but
with
frozen
halibut
and
there
is
sad
to
prospects
for
high
prices
for
hali-
be
tittle
left
at
Prince
RuWt.
but
aid
probby
for
salmon,
the
At
the
opening
of
Hie
present
clore
i
Vancouver
Island
and
was
winter
coming
season
should
be
prauur-
season,
then-
was
only
10,450,240
tive
of
profitable
fishing
which
pounds
of
dozen
iiairbut
on
hand
will,
in
some
rneasu:
e,
compeii-
in
the
Uniied
SUtes,
as
compared
sate
for
the
pasi
season
or
bo
that
with
1358.rj
i:
10
pounds
at
the
close
have
not
been
so
good.
All
signs
of
the
1927
-eaaon.
Much
of
this
poird
to
the
industry
out
of
Prince
fish
has
h.
,
n
moved
out
during
Rupert
being
attended
with
con-
the
winter.
..iderable
prosperity
this
year.
Jim
ISacou
Heturning
Harry
Love,
head
of
toe
Im-
b.
J.
Bm
on,
head
of
the
Bacen
perial
Machine
Works,
repo
tn
Fisheries,
is
back
on
this
side
that
he
ljas
had
ao
leas
than
13
again
after
having
made
a
flyipg
irofi4
engine
jot
since
the
first
of
trip"
to
England
on
account
of
tho
the
year..
Some
of
these
amount-
UneM
of
his
mother.
Jim
landed
fii
to
.complete
overhaul..
Iiusi-
at
Si.
Jbhn.
New
Urunswick.-pn
nosa
in
His
line
ha
been
Jar
lU-SuHday-of
this
week
and
is
now
Htficance
ef
Jaii
yer,
ttes.
!
pojniog
west
.
Ie
jyeLs
fo
spend
-
It
is
probably
fortunate
for
the'
a
weVla
Vancouver
on
buJneB
halibut
industry
that
the
influ-
and
ahdhtd
be
back
toward
the
enza
epidemic,
now
on
the
decline
en
J
of
next
week,
struck
the
northwest
at
the
close
i
qf
the
fishing
season,
observes
the
i
,
.
,
..
n
Pacific
Fisherman
.
If
it
had
come
lM
Mctlakatla
on
earlier,
when
the
vessels
were
Indian
gi-nt
W.
E.
Collinson
at
sea
most'
of
the
time,
the
con-1
made
a
trip
on
Thursday
aboard
sequences
might
have
been
seri-j
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
the'Co.'s
harbor
boat
June
to
Metlak-Vessel
qus.
As
it
is,
a
good
many
of
owners,
skippers
and
flsh-j
atla
to
hold
the
annual
election
of
ermen
have
been
laid
up
at
vnri-
the
native
council
there.
OU8
times
during
the
past
month,
!
but.
beinir
in
trL
thev
were
able
'
On
Tuesday
the
halibut
boat
to
get
proper
attention
and
the
'Row
Sft
left
the
floats
of
the
comforts
of
home,
and
no
fatali-'
Prince
Itupert
Salvage
&
Towing
ties
have
been
reported.
By
the
Co.,
where
hhe
had
been
moored
several
weeks
while
undergoing
a
time
the
new
season
opens
the
epidemic
will,
no
doubt
be
welli
rlis.Jtns.ive
program
of
re-
oyer,
.buUfynjj
;hjc.h,ipeluied
the
installation
of
a
new
stern'.
The
nnrnihv
on
Rnnka
UrT.aW'boat
Ub
Ts
HOW
lUUp
After
having
spent
the
holiday
M
tb
'airtie
plak
while
bertalnl
season
at
Seattle,
the
schooner
!
aiterawoira
are
oeing
mautt
ooin
Dorothy,
Capt.
Ole
Hvatum.
nn-
lhe
Rom
Spit
and
the
OsloTelong
djr
charter
to
the
International
i
to
Cap.
'.Axei
Olsen.
c;
Ue
halibut
groands
engaged
in1
Dr.
T.Jngvaldsen,
after
paving
(.March
work.
Norman
L.
Free-,'
P;ltient
tile
l
rine
ttu
man,
local
representative
of
the
Tt
General
Hospital
for
everal
commission,
is
one
of
the
cien-j
e
auffering
with
&
severe
at-
Ista
working
on
the
vessel.
The
:
tack
of
Irifluenia
and
cotnplicaj
n
resent
trip
will
he
devoted
large-!
Hons,
Wfce
affficieatly
recovered
for!
to
retard
to
hie
duUee
on
the
'y
to
be
use
ot
fBillc
neta
kfk.rino
h.Khn!
oinrs
in
nrilpr
t
n
1
BeleMtlf
!
C
tff
Of
the
PHnCe
Rup-
check
up
on
the
drift
of
egg
and!'
Fishariea
ExperimeuUl
Str
larvae.
Gbservations
will
be,
on
Wis
-wee.
taken
of
the
direction
and
velocity
currents
by
which
the
eggs
and
Hrvae
are
carried,
and,
if
pos
The
Wrteht
&
Hlnton
rbwer
cruiser
Ethelda
has
been
on
the
iflWe.
some
tagging
will
be
done
ward
wuya
during
the
past
weeK
If
determine
the
travel
of
the'
having
her
tan
saau
arawn
in
adnUflsh.
Later
in
the
season
it
connection
with
the
Installation
h
planned
to
give
more
attention
'
of
reduction
gear
on
the
engine.
i.,;n.
nH
rneinl
studieH
and
A
proTeller
twice
the
site
of
the
it
is
hoped
the
expedition
will
beiold
one
has
been
put
on
the
ves-oMp
to
eet
into
the
Berinir
Sea
toi
i
which
will
now
be
better
abje
make
observations
as
to
rate
of
-
-
more
efeetively
cope
with
con-
S
owth.
racial
characteristics,
etc.
i
tione
at
sea
which
she
may
id
the
halib4
in
those
waters.
be
called
upon.
to
encounter.
According
to?
gossip
around
Se-
Rupert"
jSarine
liro3ueta
jer-;
e,
one
o
thAAmeciean
naimui
,
vice
ooat
isi
mp
""v
,t
ori,
vjjfe
aotiS
hla
vessel
the
ward
was
during
the
week
spring,
has
been
developing
lor
instuJMUflfl
M
a
new
xaui
fplans
for
a
super-halibut
schooner
fhaft-
j
i.
-
j
of
ultra-modern
type,
iaeas
iqr
.
wjiich
seem
to
have
been
borrowed
FOT
vmtrtxrrmn,
the
naituut
.om
recent
developments
in
the
boat
Mayflower,
Oapt.
.ueorge
I&iilfoffiia
itfn
fleet
as
well
as
in
Cook,
has
been
on
the
wtrtl
ways
Mber
fisheries.
The
idna
is
to
undergoing
fCneral
hull
overbuild
An
all-steel
vessel
of
somehaul
and
Sfcamplete
painting
up.
thing
like
120
feet
in
lenfrth
with
't
1
"
a.dlesel
engine
of
about
360
horse
The
notoriously
vociferous
power
and
designed
to'
travel
at
speedboat
Spirit
of
Bronchitis;
somewhere
between
15
nnd
20
built
last
Tiar
by
Doug
Stork
knots.
It
is
proposed
to
have
and
now
owned
by
Eddie
Hudson,
large
fully-Insulated
fish
holds
after
having
bee
stored
for
the
with
refrigerating
machinery
of
winter,
was
produced
again
on
ample
capacity
and
to
d
ive
all
Thursday
afternoon
and
perfor-pumps,
deck
machinery,
etc.,
by
med
in
fine
style
on
the
harbor,
electricity.
Such
a
boat
might
be
The
Johnson
outboard
motor
was
UFed
all
the
year
around
through
functioning,
perfectly.
going
south
to
fish
tuna
while
the
;
Bird
bcaon
Closes
halibut
season
ir
closed.
Cost
of
-
construction
of
such
a
veaael!
This
will
hi
the
final
week-end
would
make
the
venture
somewhat
for
the
geese
and
duck
nlmrods
of
a
gamble.
to
do
their
stuff,
as
the
season
officially
closes
on
January
31.
The
well
known
American
hall-
Though
there
hae
been
a
falling
but
schooner
lladlo,
Capt.
Gus
off
in
hunting
activities
of
late,
Angelsen,
has
.
returned
to
her
quite
a
few
will,
no
doubt,
fare
,
home
ort
at
Ketcnnsajj
after
uav-
forth
to
aroll
Migmseivea
,
0,1
tne
ling
spent
sovanrtMks
at
Seat-
final
opiorUal-V
dAmigun-WSndergoInf
irBitete
over-
ning.
wPM'T'--liaul.
,
Ijtut
week-enC
hfaptlng
parties
!
included
tha
$Ith
Jack
Lindsay
With
frozen
stocks
low,
it
is
be-
on
the
Irefi
h
whose
members
ing
generally
predicted
that
hali-
brought
foftfle
n
few
ducks
from
but
prices
during
the
coming
ten-
the
viriniljt,
of
Metlakatja
Bar.
son
will
be
high
at
the
opening
and
I)v-tuart
and
Doc
Cade
and
will
prbabiy
remain
at
a,
who
went
to
Delusion
Bay
on
the
Tseekwa
and
got
a
few
packers.
oc
George
Bryant
and
Joel
Pillsbury
Doc
Clapperton
is
expected
to
made
a
brief
trip
on
the
Harla
return
to
port
tomorrow
after
Thursday
afternoon.
most
of
the
1928
season
salmon
ipackfng
on
the'
West
Coast
of
ed
at
Vancouver.
With
the
first
appearance
of
the
run
In
Port
Simpson
Harbor
on
Wednesday
morning
of
this
week,
herring
seining
is
rapidly
getting
into
swing.
An
earlier
harvest
la
being
taken
this
year
than
usual
and
certain
of
the
aalta
Attribute
the
condition
of
things
to
the
exceptionally
mild
state
ol
thjp
wantber
this
wiser.
In
any
(age,
the
run
is
now
on
and
adjutage
is
already
being
taken
of
it.
Capt.
Ole
Skog
with
the
Asur-ite
was
the
first
local
seiner
to
.ake
herrlnf
this
season
when
he
mught
200
tens
on
Wednesday
.iteming.
He
is
continuing
seining
and
the
Canadian
Fisli
&
Jold
Storage
Co.
has
assigned
.he
packers
W.
II.
Lord
and
Grier
'iarrett
to
bring
the
fish
to
the
ilant
for
storage
as
halibut
bait.
Last
night
the
Gammon
&
Watt
in.boat
Zenardl,
under
personal
ammand
of
Capt.
Gammon,
left
or
Port
Simpson
to
start
filling
operations.
This
vessel
will
'ih
for
the
Rupert
Marine
Predicts
Ltd.
which
is
reopening
its
eduction
plant
at
Tucks
Inlet
to
run
herring.
It.
M.
P.
boats
-will,
engage
in
packing
the
fish
a.
ntf
Clttfi
.;t
thi
fi:t;t
ihi-
week.
ilia
many
friieuU,
wen
glai!
t
see
him
back.
Some
indignation
in
reported
tu
have
been
expressed
at
l'rince
Rupert
at
the
decision
of
the
provincial
government
to
enforce
collection
of
storage
fe
on
nets
placed
in
the
loft
ol
in;
liock
dur
ing
the
Winter
tor
!:ti
-k'-eptlig.
The
charge
w.is
formerly
imOH-
itd
but.
durinj'
recent
yirn,
it
has
been
allowed
to
,!
;
and,
of
course,
its
r
sumption
does
Hot
prove
popular.
Wii.-iEfiiftgr
George
Smith
stated
thattMir
OB
explicit
iiijrtttiejtlou
from
Victoria
D.
(1
headquarters
bat
collections
are
being
ivsunad.
He
denied
that
nets
have
leea
withheld
from
,ay-4HN
-until
the
fee
had
beej
paid.
No
svuh
occasion
lias
yet
arisen.
FisUerjnen
are
now
busy
in
the
wlurf
loft
rigging
up
the
gear
in
preparation
for
the
coming
euson.
Seattle
Halibut
Fleet
February
5
is
the
date
select
call
at
Prince
the
herring
wbih
b
,
The
old
Ketch
ikiyi
noon
to
resume
his
duties
at
the
,
.
...
Government
Wharf
after
a
fort-
which
would
miti
ri.
,,,
..
,
,
.
,
.
1
HiKniB
"
teno
to
'
prevent
th,
Fine
weather
of
late
has
been
ft4M1Piri,
If
it
had
un
aumrner,
!
7'
;..
,..,..
attrUrig
a'
few
launch
parties
Doc
wouId
n0
doubt,
bean
for
shipment
'!
mtjiMo
vu
..v
muiiu
t'R
winter,
it
does
not
naceHsarny
Saturday
aiternoon.
follow
that
he
is
as
white
as
a
formed
circle,
it
that
anytning
w.
-r
jsBowflk
or
iwlar
t;ar.
A
itt'
j
0wuers
()f
Seatt
thV
(rew
of
the
local
halibut
tm&&&.21!m-W
w"
Uoat
Zapora
have
arrived
from
uaUlSi.l
YV
Vancouver
and
are
busy
at
the
jnWBt
W
lh
tiffl(.,h,Uiriia
home,
dry
dock
riggipg
gear.
Capt.
-.
Lars
Voge
is
due
here
this
week-
After
a
two
weeks'
bout
with
end
from
the
south
with
his
ves-
tke
flu,
part
of
which
time,
hu
s
which
will
engage
in
halibut
j
spent
in
hospital,
tfhi
f
'ihooi.on
lUhlng
upon
the
opening
ol
the
uVas
able
to
restaur
hi:;
duties
at
tels
are
certain.;,
such
a'
move
whi
h
their
diaadvanta,".
a
delegate
to
V;i;
i,
formally
express
ion.
There
will
nt
t,
new
$cutt
many
season.
Making
only
two
tripsin
priiwt-
ituperl
Viwht
&
How-!
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of
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states
M.
F.
Niokerson.
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Social
manager
of
F.
E.
Hunt
Ltd.,
who,
returned
to
the
city
this
week;
from
a
business
trip
south.
With
'
a
supply
of
fresh
1wit
offering
,
here,
it
is
expected
tdiat
a
number
of
the
American
boats
will
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVE
M
E
Saturday,
Last
Day
One
Dollar
Specials
260
YARDS'
SILK
GINGHAM
ful
-designs
and
colorings,
yard.
8
yards
for
jlxbeauri-
Regular
66c
.r$l.00
NEW
PRINTS
In
f
wonderful
variety
of
designs
for'
housedresees,
chlH!
ten's
wear,
tc.
Regular
86c
yard.
4
yaft
for
$1.00
WHITE
FLANNELETTE
Extra'
good
quality;
wash
andiwear
well.
C
yards
for
.
A:.
.
.
.$.1.00
NEW
CRETONNES
In
15
beautiful
designs
and
colorffigs.
Ver,y
special,
8
yards
for
$1.00
LACE
EDGE
BUNGALOW
NET
Assorted
design.
Special,
3
yards
for
$1.00
RUFFLED
EDGE
CURTAIN
FABRICS
in
Rose
and
Blue.
This
is
a
splendid
buy
for
4
yards
for
$1.00
CIRCULAR
PILLOW
COTTON
Abaeiutely
free
from
filling
or
dressing;
40
and
42
inches
wide.
3
yards
for
$1.00
a
PURE
LINEN
TYPED
GLASS
TOWBLS
Blue
or
Red;
full
size.
G
for
$l.0
IRISH
DAMASK
NAPKINS
EUru
JKpad
quality
double
damask.
Size
LB
iflPe
in.
4
for
v:.-00
One
Dollar
Specials
ENGLISH
TURKISH
TOWELS
-La
god
beany
quality
,
fast
colors.
3
1
towels
fo
Sll.k
TAPESTRY
('U8HION
TOl
'!
in),
x
22
in.
;
assorted
deHigiin.
K;
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!
MEN'S
AND
HOYS'
DEPT
BOYS'
OPEN
KNEE
TWEED
KM'
Fully
lined.
Sises
24
to
28
.
.
MEN'S
TWEED
WORK
PANTS
1
light
and
dark
culorings.
Size-
1
only'.
Values
up
to
$5.
&0
pair
Special,
pair
WATSON'S
MEDIUM
WBIOHT
COMBINATIONS
All
aises
up
t.
Pair
!"iU"
CHILDREN'S
COMBINATIONS
make.
Sizes
24
to
32
SI."1
LADIES'
AND
CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY
HARVEY
PURE
THREAD
BILK
'
Service
weight
and
chiffoa.
in
i
BUSllsiru
Kastl
slIuIab
4m
nil
thr
shades.
Pair
1
LADIES'
VESTS
Winter
weight.
T
make,
tailored,
opera
and
ahi
styles
.
t
tor
i
FRASER
&
PAYNE
3RD
AVENUE
AND
GTH
STREET
1RI.0"