November 3, 1919.

  
   
     
   
   
  
 
   
 
 
 
 
   
 
   
 
    
 

 

Halibut Arrives From VYakatat
Banks in Large Quantities;
Cod for Local Firm.

\ considerable number of boats
yore in from ‘the Yakatat banks
terday morning for the fish
ae it was not quite as large

as Friday's but the fish is
ing in better now than it has

been n ye time past. This

1 reflects itself on the size of

he spe ial fish trains going east
. well as on the price prevailing.
yn Sature fom a special fish train
yiled out direet for eastern cities
ith ten cars of frozen fish, ‘This
opning another, special of seven
are were dis pate hed. Both these
ains will arrive in New York for
onday morning's market, The
rice is now down to 15%e for
rst class fish, which is due to

ye very satisfactony supply com-

g in,
rhe Andrew Kelly arrived in

sterday morning with 70,000
wods of Halibut and 15,000 tbs.
cable fish for the Cold Storage
ant, as Well as the Sitka with
Joo ibs. of sable, The Skandia
yesterday with sv,

i her men were not satisfied
it the price bid so she left for
rattle the following are the
es for the sale held yester-
sold to
@ 15%e and Be.

y
Republic, 70,000 Ibs.,
oth Fisheries

Rolfe, 17,000 Ibs.; Holdal, 7

\ ibe sold to Cold Storage @

se and 8

Venus, 18,000 Ibs. and Lumen,
sold to Paeifie Fish-

\
es @ 15.7¢ and 8e,
Eureka, 5,000 Ibs. @ 15%e and
: Notlad, 1,000 Ibs. @ 15¢ ans
%e: Clara N., 3,000 Ibs. @ 15:
d 10.60 \ll these boats sold
the Royal Fisheries.

HARLIE’S AUNT
AT WESTHOLME

ic Favorite to be Played by
Fisher’s Follies Tonight.

 

ld favorite “Charlie's
int’ will be given by the Fish-
s Follies Company at the West-
lheatee tonight. This
medy, brimming over with hu-
v and full of laughs, ts always
esh and new and with the extra

; uches put in by the Follies and
mh the choruses added it will
ese nt a unique and attractive

lertainment.
Charlie's Aunt” is a elassie, It
entirely different from anything
ayed last week. The girls ane
® becoming accustomed to the
losynerasies of the local stage
Md it is expected that a most en-
yable two hours will be spent.
The Follic 5 had ane success -
in last week,
we Was

“ | The attend-
good throughout the
‘*s and the management is well
eased with the result. They ex-
et to put on more popular

mOWS this week ond teal even
reatey pport,

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THE EMPRESS THEATRE

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TO-DAY:—
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on the date due.

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