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123
T.
II.
JOHNSON
PRESIDENT
FISHERIES
ASSOCIATION
(Continued
from
page
one)
Nova
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Y.
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H.
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D.
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Quebec.
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Romo,
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Ont.
W.
C.
Binna,
Ottawa.
Ont.
A.
Kirby,
Toronto,
Ont.
Transportation
Committee
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S.
Eckman,
Vancouver,
chairman.
Finance
Committee
D.
man.
J.
Byrne,
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chair-
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Committee
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J.
Gowe,
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chair-
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II.
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chairman.
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J.
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ry-Treasu
rer
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W.
Gould,
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Scientific
Division
-Dr.
A.
G.
Huntsman.
Halifax.
N.S.
Dr.
W.
A.
Clemens.
Nnnaimo.
B.C.,
Biological
Board
of
Canada.
CHIEF
SUPERVISOR
OF
FISH
ERIES
REPORTS
FAVOR.
ABLY
ON
THE
SALMON
RUN
PARTICULARLY
ON
NAAS
RIVER.
(Continued
from
page
one)
still
three
fcood
weeks
of
sockeye
fishing
left
to
increase
this
total,,
Weather
condition,
again
have
been
an
important
factor
as
af
fecting
the
catch
and
due
to
this
fact,
the
escapement
has
been
most
gratifying.
Large
quanti
ties
of
sockeye
have
already
been
reported
from
the
Bulk-ley
River
areas,
the
Lakelse
Lake
Area
and
the
Babfne
Lake
itself,
and
there
are
several
reasons
to
expect
a
good
seeding
of
the
Skeena
watershed
generally.
In
the
case
of
pinks,
it
will
be
remembered
that
two
years
ago.
the
big
year,
there
was
a
decided
shortage
during
the
usual
time
of
arrival
of
this
variety.
It
was
found
however,
upon
an
exam
ination
of
the
spawning
grounds
In
1027
that
a
large
quantity
had
reached
the
usual
spawning
grounds
In
the
Bablne
River
District.
The
result
is
that
this
year
the
pink
salmon
are
running
in
splendid
quantities
at
the
present
time,
and
very
pro8-
rous
catches
are
being
roadn
y
the
fishermen.
There
is
no
doubt
but
the
spawning
areas
of
ith's
variety
will
also
bo.
wett
seeded
this
year.
(3)
In
the
Central
District
"II
JLd.iL
in
the
central
area
due
to
very
dry
weather.
That
closure
secured
the
proper
escapement
to
the
.spawning
grounds,
'and
there
is
no
reason
to
eXect
a
bad
pink
year
this
season,
unless
it
be,
'that
due
to
high
water
as
in
the
lease
ottbe
suekeye,
the
pinks
will
not
linger
but
may
pass
immediately
up
the
fiver
and
so
escape
thr
seines.
Any
necessary
restrictions
looking
to
the
proper
escapement
will
certainly
be
taken.
In
the
Bella
Coola
and
Kims-
quit
Areas,
the
run.
of
sockeye
SWIFT'S
PURE
LARD
has
been
unusually
good
this
10-lb.
tin
F.L
EGGS
Fresh
seconds,
isfaetory
one
and
a
sufficient
i-
quantities
have
passed
up
to
th
EG
88
Fresh
extras.
spawning
areas.
It
is
still
too
early
to
c
corn
to
any
conclusion
witn
regarn
10
the
pink
run
of
this
ares.
.6)
At
Rivet
ll
and
Smith
s
Inlet
there
is
every
reason
to
expect
this
year
a
good
supply
of
'
seokeye
on
the
spawning
grounds.
No
doubt
the
fish
came,
but
osiog
to
the
excep-1
tionallv
unfavorable
weather'
conditions
.
and
the
increasing
of
the
weekly
close
period
to
60
hours
by
the
Department,
there
has
been
an
excellent
escapement
to
the
spawning
grounds
in
both
areas.
At
these
two
points
the
water
ts
very
deep
right
up
to
the
fishing
boundaries
which
i
enabled
the
salmon
to
swim
deeply
during
'the
cold
dark
weather,
and
so
escape
the
nets
Once
they
reach
the
fl
shing
IpniiE
UAHLBiSUKUB
.
hnunrinriea
thav
are
Safe.
InO
packs
to
the
twentjMWventh
instant,
are
an
follows:
Rivers
Inlet,
07,788
cases.
Smith's
Inlet.-41.lt8
caecs.
This
if
-not
on
Important
pink
area.
In
the
Frastr
River,
which
at
one
time
produced
sac
immense
...-i4i.
&rwVVA
hut
whlsh
'
"
due
to
obstrul
ia;a-,
19U
and
attollV
nflrtslveflffiTlRO:
ing
operatioof
6y
the
traps
and
seines
hi
Puieet
Sound
and
gill
the
rains,
as
in
other
parts
of
I
nets
in
the
Kraser
Rtw
has
be-
District
Two
this
year
have
been
!
come
depleted.
The
run
oi
sock-unusually
heavy
and
eoritinuouajeye
this
year
has
been
unusually
resulting
in
these
streams
being
good
up
to
this
date.
A
pleasing
always
very
full
of
water.
In-
j
fact
has
been
the
unexpected
stead
of
the
sockeye
salmon
run
which
arrived
during
tho
waiting
about
the
mouths
of
the
first
tw
weeks
in
July,
and
streams
in
schonlH
for
weather
which
undoubtedly
were
passing
conditions
to
be
satisfactory,
,
to
the
upper
reaches
of
the
they
have
passed
up
the
streams,
Fraser
watershed.
This
is
shown
2a-Ib.
Un
PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
Augtr
WINNIPEG
KIDDIES
WILL
BE
Annniinrpmpnflli
AT
CAPITOL
THEATRE
TONIGHT
TO
THE
PUBLIC
.
,
.
..
.The
world-famous
WinnineiriKiddies
will
annear
at
the
f&pttbl
ffheatre
Friday,
Saturday,
and
Saturday
matinee.
j
it
afford
ua
great
pleasure
to
introduce
you
to
our
new
manager,
'
The
Kiddies
are
on
their
twelfth
annual
tour
and
are
Mr.
victor
Terrien,
for
our
cash
for
the
first
time
visiting
northern
British
Columbia.
It
i
&
carry
dept.
Mr.
Terrien
has
is
with
great
pleasure
that
we
bring
this
attraction
to
been
manager
of
the
Piggly
you,
as
it
is
undoubtedly
the
finest
show
to
come
to
Prince
Wiggly
Branch
Store
at
Vancou-
Jungff
S'.Hih5hTSSSi
An
attraction
which
is
uneoualled
and
fa
unique.
The
business
associates.
We
will
greatest
array
of
juvenile
talent
ever
assembled
in
the
greatly
apprjfiaVe
rour's
he'iirjy
PTOVinc.
,.
support
as
he
will
bs
pleased
-is
x
They
appear
in
Prince
Rupert
with
the
permission
of
meet
each
and
every
customer,
the
department
of
education
and
Child
Welfare
Associa-
We
are
confident
that
his
cour-
j-jon
teous
ana
cneenui
service
win
satisfy.
SPECIALS
FOR
FRIDAY.
SATURDAY
AND
MONDAY
The
Kiddies
carry
their
pwn
school
master,
wardrobe
mistress
and
musical
director,
and
will
give
an
hour's
entertainment
starting
at
8:30
each
evening
and
at;
2:50
at
Saturday
matinee.
In
audition,
the
usual
picture
program,
including
the
1
dis"
ST
t
TJciZevZ
eature
"Lightning"
and
comedy
wiU
be
shown
Cake
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-
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(shaped),
Reg.
$2.50
-
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-"
Special
$1.45
Malkins
Best
Tea,
Is
'.
60c'
Malkins
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Is
60c
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5a
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I
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GREEN
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2s.
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CITY
2
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TOMATOES
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Tin
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46c
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PEARS
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Tin
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BRAND
NORWEGIAN
SARDINES
2
tins
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CLAMS
2
tins....
36c
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ASPARAGUS
TIPS
Square
tin
36c
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CATCHUP
2
bottles
45c
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PRUNES
60-60.
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lbs
...26c
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Per
pkg.'
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APT!
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tins
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Alberta
Market
P.
CAMULA,
rifth
Street.
Proprietor
Phone
208
Friday
&
Saturday
TWO
SHOWS
7
and
9
p.m.
7
and
9
p.m.
with
All-Star
Cast
Comedy
"
Isn't
Love
Cuckoo"
SPECIAL
ATTRACTION
Between
shows
at
8.30
p.m.
THE
WORLD
FAMOUS
WINNIPEG
KIDDIES
A
WONDERFUL
ENTERTAINMENT
OF
SONGS,
DANCES,
ETC.
THE
EVENT
OF
THE
SEASON.
ADMISSION,
25c
AND
75c.
2
SATURDAY
MATINEE,
WITH
WINNIPEG
KIDDIES,
15c
AND
50c
immediately
on
arriving
to
the
by
the
extra
good
quality
and
spawning
grounds.
This
hus
been
condition
generally
when
reach-materially
reflected
in
the
catch,
ing
the
Fraser.
Thin
early
run
but
the
cycle
year
of
the
future
has
been
traced
beyond
Hells
will
be
well
taken
care
of,
due
Gate.
The
pack
un
to
the
twenty-to
this
year's
good
escapement.
seventh
instant,
was
26,150
cases.
It
is
too
early
yet
to
come
to
and
the
run
to
this
date
is
re-any
conclusion
as
to
the
pink
run
ported
to
be
very
satisfactory.
in
this
acta.
It
will
be
remem-
bered
that
'in
1927
it
was
neces-
Jo.
Vodver
nf
tt
li,..hv.v
sary
to
close
all
salmon
fishing
pant
at
Tuck
In!et
Mled
,glt
evening
on
the
Prince
Charles
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Week-End
Specials
Prihcc
Rupert
Feed
Co.
Received
.fresh
supply
Pratte'
Baby
Chick
Food,
Bulk
ley
Valley
Hay
and
grain,
Robin
Hood
Flour,
Suratts'
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Supplies
and
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