-
tfKWS
Saturday
Afirita
PACfiT
SIS
fflK
CAfLt
aterfront
Whiffs
IAMPIOVS
v
slve
sillimanite
insulator
is
practically
impervious
to
carbon
and
oily
deposits.
Special
analysis
electrodes
resist
pitting
and
burning
to
the
utmost.
That
is
why
Champions
excel
in
Bervicc.
..X
nery
and
chief
advocate
of
fish
traps,
discounted
the
fears
of
the
fishermen
and
pointed
out
that
application
of
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
will
be
granted
and
speculation
is
rife
as
to
how
far
the
traps
may
be
allowed
to
extend.
versity
of
Manitoba
in
Winnipeg
engaged
in
special
research
work.
i
carefully.
The
advertisements
you
read
tell
you
what
At
Jap
Inlet
The
session
of
the
royal
commission
of
Judge
J.
N.
EHis
of
Vancouver
to
ennuire
into
the
advisability
of'
Dermit-
Waterfnont
Whiffs
editor
finer
nnprntirm
nf
calmnn
trana
nn
rh
northern
hnntidnrv
knowledges
receipt
of
a
letter
from
Billmorto
Rig
Bay
at
Seattle
a
catch
of
62,000
pounds.
tion
with
its
Wales
Wand
can-
the
jargest
gingIe
fare
ianded
by
a
nalibut
vessel
so
son.
la
kew
and
bet.
They
give
you
the
latest
ideas
and
Im
prvvaoents.
They
help
yeu
to
get
more
from
each
dollar
you
apportioned
n
your
budget
and.o
live
better
and
dress
Ntter
with
the
same
income.
The
true
purpose
of
a
budget
is
to
enable
you
to
spend
.
wiMr
'bo'
i
only
by
careful
reading
of
advertising
Hit,
you
hefto
to
aetamiJWt
this
retwlt.
4
trk
Head
atlvcrtiSinKrcKuIarly.
i
'It
points
the
way
to
better
living
far
this
sea
on
othr
parts
of
the
coast
fish
Frank
Waterhouse
frefghter
traps
had
neither
worked
hardship
Robert
n
Merrick
delivered
a
car-on
the
fishermen
or
depleted
the
K0
pf
WSi
thi8
weeS
to
Albert
&
resources
of
fish.
After
holding
jIcQaffery.
The
Salvor
is
due
in-a
similar
session
in
Vancouver.
Airt
,u
,
Wiv'tn
Judge
Ellis
will
make
his
report
same
interests
with
a
cargo
of
ce-
to
Ottawa
on
the
matter.
There
roent(
rtaI
and
pfpi
is
a
general
feeling
here
that
the
Good
weather
during
the
past
week
enabled
Shef
Thompson
to
proceed
full
speed
with
the
pro-grom
of
spring
painting
and
over-
"""
fhaul
nt
thi.
Yacht
Club.
th
irrid
Andrew
Pntchard
of
the
Depar-
being
busy
with
boat8
going
ture
Bay
station
of
the
biological
(Up.
The
fine
weather
has
also
board
of
Canada
has
been
spend-
caused
the
going
forth
of
a
few
ing
a
few
dayrr
in
Prince
Rupert
)0f
the
season's
earliest
picnicking
this
week
en
route
to
the
Queen
and
harbor
cruising
parties.
Charlotte
Islands,
where
he
will
Boats
making
such
trips
last
Sun-spend
the
summer
investigating
day
included
George
Bryant's
the
life
history
and
migration
of
Harla,
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade's
Edac
and
spring,
coho
and
chum
salmon.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin's
Full
Moon.
He
will
make
Port
Clements
in
Massett
Inlet
his
headquarters'
The,
power'
cruiser
Arranmore
for
the
carrying
out
of
this
work,
by
the
Royal
Fish
Co.,
moved
down
During
the
course
of
his
stay
in
brought
recently
from
Vancouver
Prince
Rupert
he
has
been
flngaged
this
week-end
fom
the
drydock
to
in
preliminary
research
wcrk
at
her
permanent
mooring
place
at
the
local
biological'station.
the
floats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
I
Rowing
&.
Yacht
Club.
I
D.
B.
Finn,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries.
Expert-
Octopus
fishing
is
the
latest
dl-
I
mer's-.
eruiser
Eamus
at
the
grid
which
but
9G.700
potmdg
came
i
(9,TW
pound
while
Caradtari
price
vfdt
13c
aim
f,
of
theiPacifia
Salvage
Co.
They
from
Canadian
vessel
while
Am-lfar
have
fallen,
to
UQC.SfiOaslllinder.
recriv,
i
espied
clinging
to
the
rocks
of
the
ericans
brought
hi
371,500
temporal
wlth..l,W1.800
pounds
pound
and
the
,.JW
shore
in
shallow
water
a
small
bounds.
The
total
tot
the
season
at
a
similr
aaie
m
luso.
nn
me
.ue
uhk-v
rtt-
i
Capt
0.
Skog
is
seining"
herring
though
very
fflucn
alive
specimen
up
to
April
IS
thus
fu
5,19V
heavy
landings'
n
prospect,
it
Is
4,000
pounds.
Am,
and
establishing
a
pound
at
Jap
of
the
tentacled
monster.
With
g50
p,umi
g
aynjmt
last
year's
expected
thaft
this
year's
dofie-
ragged
from
a
Inlet.,
Inlet,,
where
where
fishing
fishing
was
was
Opened
opened
the
the
aid,
aid.
of
of
pike
pike
poles,
poles,
capture
capture
of
of
5,601,600
k.601.600
.pwiB
mouBtifl
at
at
..a
,.a
similar
similar
ieeey
will
Oon
be
made
up.
7e
which
the
Nati.
lioyal
Commission
Oil
Fish
Traps
Important
Eycnt..l
Wv
th
fisheries
detiart-
the
devil
fish
was
accomplished,
Aai
AmriMi
ki..nir
tT..
nf
n;c.;
M
O
oVf
t
iV,o
AlaeVan
WrW
who
nn
one
of
our
friends
at
Jap
Inlet.
The
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
local;
-
jwM.w
u
was
very;
interesting
reading"
flagship
Salvage
Princess
made
important
event
of
the
past
week,
insofar
as
marine
af-
-b
bord;rjnif
on
llbe)
wtttfJ
tr,pns
t0
BfIlmor
on
Wedne8.
fairs
at
Prince
Rupert
are
concerned.
Charles
Lord
and
gret
that
it
cannot
be
reproduced.
I
day-
to
bring
booms
of
logs
ag-Mike
Anderson,
both
well
known
district
fishermen,
led
in
though
it
probably
was
timely
,grega
ting
boo,ooo
feet
to
the
Big
the
fight
acainst
fish
traps
and
put
UP
an
able
case
in
ar-
enough.
Even
the
residents
of
Jap.
Bay
Lumber
Co.'s
sawmill
at
ciiini?
along
the
general
line
that
the
operation
of
fish
Inlet
cannot
be
fooled
ail
the
time.
,
Seai
Cove
traps
would
be
ruinous
to
the
fu
nw
wnlfai-A
nf
loin-
gill
not
'
1
'..
I1.,
.j.,
,.
1
ne
ul
Amcritaii
.
,
o
uye
0j
lne
maimenance
01
me
iisn
..v.
,,,,1....,
..u
guppry.
ropuiar
uot
rayne,
pro-
ductiort
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.,
which
is
desirous
of
operating
fish
traps
irt
eonnec-
halibot
ooner
raragon,
capt.
r.
ja
cobsen,
was
in
port
this
week
for
bait,
being
bound
back
to
the
fish-
Painting
and
overhaul
work,
rn
preparation
for
an
active
season
is-
now
being
carried
out
on
vessels
of
the
local
fleet
of
the
ing
grounds
after
having
delivered
ipacjfjc
galva(fe
the
Ued
Coy
being
the
first
to
receive
paintbrush
treatment
The
little
har-bof
boat
Jurte
has
also
been
given-
a
thorough
overhaul
on
the
gritf.
The"
forty
foot
Vancouver
p6w"er
cruiser
May
Mac,
having
on
board
a
party
of
commercial
passengers
who
are
touring
the
north,
arrived
in
port
Thursday
from
Anyox,
Stewart,
Port
Simpson
and
other
northern
points
and
tied
up
at
the
floats
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
The
May
Mac,
whose
first
visit
here
it
is,
is
a
trim
and
comfortable
looking
little
vessel.
She
is
equipped
with
a
45
h.p.
Fairbanks-Morse
full
dfesef
engine.
Incoming
boats
frwfl
the
hall
but
grounds
during
the
past
few
days
report
thaf
there
has
been
a
general
improvement
of
weather
on
the
banks
recently.
This
should
mean
many
and
heavy
landings
within
the
next
few
'-f?)
after
a
couple
of
rather
light
weeks.
Some
of
the
Mg
American
boats
are
reported
to
have
been
going
to
Seattle
re
cently
with
their
catches.
The
herring
run
has
ended
at
Pearl
Harbor
where
seining
wag
for
about
two.
months
,j
j
,
i
r
a.
j.
mciiiui
oianon,
is
exjneciea
10
re-
version
ior
local
yacntsmen
in
me
in
jn
progress
progress
f
wlnd-ur.ilE
-
-re!"
torn
to
Prince
Rupert
about
the
persons
of
Jack
McAulay
and
Carb
and
Some
W
A
canaiman-Maiic
riiofUcT
1
'
CT
navmc
spent
grand,
-who
went
down
early
last
"
'
three
or
four
months
at
tie
Unl-
Sunday
morning
to
paint
the
for-
The
true
purpose
of
w.
.
i
a
Budget
if
iwii
year
yeu
spewl
a
large
twporUon
of
the
inney
you"'
get.
So
much
fur
dothiug.
-So
much
forshoes.
Sdi
for
things
to
attor
ImIim
furnihlng,
isrtd
whit;
i
life
tnff
way
to
get
the
most
fnr
yeur
money.
Kp
a
budgt.
Decide
what
you
can
afford
to
spend
for
mtb
Hem,
and
held
yourself
within
this
amount.
Thn
to
get
the
most
for
your
budget
money
read
adver-
1
the
boats
are
now
scouting
for
other
fields
of
operation.
"The
"Bradbury
&
Yelf
seineboats
Faith
of
Sechart
and
B.
Y.
both
returned
this
week
after
spending
a
week
on
the
south
end
of
the
islands
in
quest
of
herring
which
they
did
not
i
find.
Gammon
&
Watt's
seine-
Iknnt
7c.,ill
V..
brirat
UC1I.1UI
lidS
UtW
UCTil
pecting
on
the
islands
this
week.
Jud
Thurber
Off
Capt.
Jud
Thurber
left
Prince
Rupert
today
for
his
initial
trip
to
the
banks
with
his
new
60-foot
halibut
boat
Vera
Beatrice
which
was
built
during
the
past
winter.
Last
Saturday
Capt
Mer
rill
Sollows
arrived
in
port
after
his
first
trip
to
the
banks
with
his
new
flfty.footer
Relief.
The
'"s-iol
functioned
splendidly
awi
had
a
catch
of
8,500
pounds.
Construction
started
during
the
past
.week
of
the
new
fisb
handling
house
on
the
(Joverrf-ment
Wharf
for
William.
Shrnb-
sbFI
wliri
;
'wilt
vpeciallztf
In,,
tgir
ing
and
smoking
fish
in
whVh
i
business
he
pioneered
it
'
In
Prince
Rupert
It
will
be
a
two
1
storey
establishment
with
living
ounrUrs
upstairs
and
occupies
the
full
vacant
space
on
the
Government
Wharf
between
the
fish
packing
plants
of
the
Booth
and
,
Pacific
Fisheries.
The
con
t
ruc
tion
is
being
carried
out
by
the
i
provincial
government
Capt
AI
j
fred
Swanson
is
reported
to
be)
identified
with
Mr.
Shrubull
In
;the
venture.
There
has
been
an
Improve.
jment
in
spring
salmon
fishing!
around
Prince
Rupert
Just
re
.cently.
The
fish
are
runnug
at
I
!Jap
Inlet
Porcher
Island,
all
well
as
at
Warke
Canal.
Trollenrf
boats
are
preparing
to
go
forth
now
in
larger
numbers.
Thg
lnf
dian
owned
trolling
boat
Spud
on
Tlmru1.iv
landed
3.000
rounds
1
th"
luii'est
catch
'to
dafJhk
and
was
nald
18'Ac
for
red
bTmF
5
for
white
by
the
Atlin
Fish
eries.
An
exceptionally
light
week's
landings
from
Saturday
to
yesM
terday
caused
halibut
landings'
at
the
nort
of
Prince
Rupert
for
.
With
landings
light,
TTilihnt
TnfHnPs
.
.
meat...
There.
is,
quite
a
run
of
the,
and,
.during
the
day,
.there
.was,
a..dJnK,.
Bt"4HkOn4hr..waWa4.
-tew-level-
through-
usii
uieie
k
-
j
w.
g
j
increase
over
iasx
year
a
out
im
miiu
.v.....
.
r-i.f
rt
ht
m
a
Vfn
or
trnnri
ao-
(steaks
from
this
dainty
.!)
aeni-
-
rT-
-
-
zen
of
the
deep.
FROM
ALBERTA
RANCH
TO
ENGLISH
CASTLE
rial
'
n
.
price
fdr
26,000
pounds
(
,
b
and
Ce
whleh
i;a,a,
ceired
for
25,000
r,..,,,,
After
spending
30
years
on
his
cattle
ranch
near
Calga
new
Earl
f
Egmont,
is
now
in
England
to
take
possession
o
picture
shows
a
general
view
of
part
of
Avon
Castle
in
Ham
while
rancher
and
his
family.
ESSEX
IVtli'i
.(
!
Pi"-,
ance.trul
-t.i
th.
home
TH
E
CHALL
E..IXI
-G
E
R
mm
,
AND
Up
r.
o.
n.
ivwior
Tum
Extra
S!4'1
rumn
lit.
for
fu
onrf
etl
tmlhtur
thml.
,
'Hfl'
lmntK
wlnJ.
M,rt
wrr
-
frm,
jr-rtp
mlrruT
-riarrr.
hltf
itht
frit
thru-
miim-pLittil.
Hear
tkt
radio
prepx
tkt
"Huih.i
i'
a
nxninz
hallenejiifg
you
fo
hnow
the
best
in
Performance
Fineness
Comfort
tJ'
ESJw
Down,
and
monthly
Payments
Your
present
car
will
probdbly
cover
the
entire
first
Payment.
flic
II.
M.
C.
Purchase
Plan
Offers
the
lowest
available
finance
terms
on
the
balance.
JTO
OWN
OnnurownstreotEfex
the
Challencer,
under
"
J
f9f
comptJtent
linn
na.
obsemtior),
.
avcraccd
a
22
.
miles
per
.'""
1
"
"verajje
owner
in
tnis
city
can
ex
io.
ia
nect
lto
20rnHeand
upward.
Commercial
users
opcratinii
lanrc
fleets
of
Lssex
cars
say
that
service
and
maintenance
costs,
covering
millions
of
miles
of
operation,
are
lowest
of
any
car
ever
tested.
Hsfcx
the
Challenger
offema
ctunpjctcness
of
finacar
equipment
formerly
identifieil
only
with
costly
oars,
and-avaikblr,
when
at
alj,
on)yju
"extras,"
at
extm
cost
on
cart
t)f
Essex
price.
Check
fliese
items
as
you
buy.
In
Ebscx
the
Cltalleiifer
a
complete,
fine
big
"Six"
these
items
of
course
are
standard.
They
cost
not
one
cent
extra
and
represent
easily
above
one
hundred
dollars'
additional
value
Prince
Rupert
Auto
Company
Phones
75
and
275
Cofh
J-P..1,
Coup
Pharlun
-
ClMipt
uilh
rumhU
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-i
Standard
fkdan
-
Ton
Sedan
lf
KuadttiT
Convirtlbl
Cuun
I'"
The
Canadian
Government
.
has
recently
reduced
the
Salej
&rOo"AutomohiIcs
,'
i
j
'luosonandiJbssexcaraafeijowprictactOrU
'
the
1029
season
to
fall
slightly
,
T
behind
the
192
record
at
a
imi
'
,
Muy0
News
does
not
arrwe
before
6
o'clock
Phone