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H.P.
Rap
Motors
1930
MFModel
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On
the
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I
HAVE
ONLY
A
LIMITED
NUMBER
AT
MY
DISPOSAL
THIS
SEASON
Fishermen.
interested
in
this
new
model
Rap
Motor
should
leave
name
and
address
at
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Hotel.
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Blacksmiths,
Pattern
'
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All
Kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK
PHONES
43
AND
385
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Getting
Ready
Now
For
Forthcoming
Season;
Little
Japanese
Halibut
on
Coast;
Harry
Scott
Buys
Boat
It
is
now
little
over
a
month
before
the
halibut
season
will
reopen
and,
with
the
Christinas
and
New
Year
festivities
a
satisfactory
thing
of
the
past,
preparations
for
the
year's
activities
are
now
beginning
to
get
under
way
and
will
soon
be
on
in
full
swing.
While
some
have
been
a
lit
,
tie
more
fore-handed
than
others
and
have
got
much
of
;
the
necessary
overhaul
work
completed,
they,
however,
are
in
the
minority
and,
in
the
most
of
cases,
preparatory
work
J
has
yet
to
commence.
This
will
mean
a
busy
few
weeks
from
now
.
.
.
,
1
on
for
the
businesses
on
the
local
Seattle
aboard
lt
the
steamer
Princess
!
waterfront
engaged
In
servicing
the
Norah
Thursday
afternoon
was
Win
i
fleet.
Machine
shops
and
repair
yards
will
be
steaming
up
at
once
and,
In
three
or
four
weeks'
time,
the
ship
chandlery
and
outfitting
houses
will
have
their
fling.
Pros
pects
lor
1829
ail
around
are
very
w
town
during
the
past
holiday
week,
purchased
the
power
vessel
Briridle,
master
of
the
Ward
Cove
Packing
Co.'s
cannery
tender
"Ward's
Cove,"
which
was
burned
to
the
water's
edge
in
Clover's
Pass,
near
Ketchikan,
at
the
first
of
this
week
as
a
result
of
an
engine
back-
bright
after
a
winter
which,
with
!
"re.
Captain
Brindle
is
going
to
some
at
least,
has
not
been
so
dull
Seie
with
a
view
to
getting
anas
usual
other
boat
to
take
the
place
of
the
Ward's
Cove
before
ney
season.
'"A
total
of
252,000
pounds
of
Jap-
I
Captain
Brindle,
on
finding
the
j
anpsp
caiifrht
frnzpn
hnlihnt
has
'
hnnt
nn
fire,
nsprt
kpvptaI
fire
evtin-
Ibeen
landed
in
the
United
States,
gulshers
and
finally
beached
the
mis
season,
ana
tms
is
tne
total
i
vessel
in
an
attempt
to
save
ner
out
Japanese
catch,
so
no
further
ship-
without
avail.
The
loss
was
estl-nents
will
be
made
this
winter,"
ac-1
mate'd
at
$8000,
partially
covered
cdrdlng
to
a
statement
made
in
Se-1
with
insurance,
ittle
by
A.
Nlshimura,
sole
agent
for
this
production.
j
The
well-known
Seattle
halibut
Greatly
exaggerated
and
many
I
schooner
Northern,
Capt.
C.
Ram-incorrect
reports
regarding
Jap-
berg,
is
undergoing
repairs
at
Seme
halibut
have
been
going
the
attle
following
a
recent
accident
In
rounds,
but
Nlshimura,
who
1$
a
j
Lake
Washington
ship
canal
when
Japanese
cannery
labor
contractor,'
she
was
rammed
and
sunk
by
the
md
also
has
the
agency
for
the
ile
of
the
entire
Japanese
halibut
-ack,
claims
that
he
Is
in
a
position
w
know
that
no
further
tonnage
will
be
or
can
be
delivered
to
this
:oast
this
year.
i
The
entire
1260
200-pound
boxes1
vere
delivered
to
the
Sebastian
Stuart
Fish
Co..
who
received
the
entire
production.
Six
hundred
ind
forty
of
these
boxes
were
de-'.ivered
a
month
ago
and
620
were
delivered
ten
days
a?o.
There
is
apparently
no
Jounda-
'.lon
for
the
rumor
that
a
large
ton-
tug
Georgia.
A
harbor
patrol
boat
was
a
oie
to
tase
tne
scnooner
in
tow
and
beach
the
vessel
before
she
sank
completely,
In
which
case
it
would
have
been
much
more
difficult
to
salve
her.
A
definite
season
for
herring
seln-,
in
in
British
Columbia
waters
li!
estaDiisnea
Dy
a
recent
order-ln-councll
promulgated
in
Ottawa.
This
restricts
herring
seining
to
the
period
from
Oct.
15
to
Feb.
5,
with
the
reservation
that
the
chief
supervisor
of
fisheries
may
permit
nage
of
halibut
has
been
shipped
seining
to
secure
herring
for
bait
mrougn
me
Manama
canal
or
that
i'"""""'
my
other
buyer
had
participated
u
aJ?ait
shortage
appears
prob-.n
the
production.
,
able.
The
order
will
have
an
lm-
The
nrlce
which
it
is
lonortpd
Portant
effect
uPn
dry-salting
of
Mas
jwShB
a&s
wings
asiXhe
price
received
by
American
'
fSi
"tiih
3nnliv9X
Mt?.
easels
delivering
halibut
for
freez-
nronir
saftfnS
y
ing
to
Seattle
when
cost
of
freezing
PrPer
saIn8-
-SftlSrfffllhS
St
of'the
C2CnPndt;
'
ne
ot
newest
most
up-rtarttt
..C5
L"tS
to-date
salmon
canneries
in
British
:hase
price
of
the
Japanese
halibut.
in
view
or
tne
limited
tonnage
Columbia
is
that
of
the
Chatham
Sound
Fishing
8t
Packing
Co.
on
rorcner
oirn
isiana,
isiana,
wiiich
wiiicn
embodies
emoodles
purchased
and
the
nripp
nini
tho
a
StIvhatheelc1ethofh,ise
ffinS
gJgJS.
fiffl
te-up
In
halibut
for
American
consumption
thVPaelfte
fUiSE
this
year
Is
expected
to
have
little"
fe
ine
comnvh
wttn
nffir
onices
at
t
-,ir
312
i
company,
or
nn
ffprt
nn
th
aio
nf
Amer"
im
tem
halibut
I
Pender
Street
West.
Vancouver,
is
IT
X,
1
,;'a
Purchases
Boat
Harry
Scott,
well
known
local
handrlogger.
In
the
course
of
a
visit
wwvij
H.i.vw
mm
hue
vcii-IVIiUWii
firm
of
Brand
it
Co.,
Ltd.,
food
spe
cialists,
of
London.
Construction
of
the
cannery
was
started
Nov.
1
last
year,
and
completed
for
operation
during
the
1929
season.
The
wharf,
200
by
140
feet.
Is
built
Leila
through
the
Pacific
Salvage
of
creosoted
piles.
The
cannery
and
Co.
The
vessel,
formerly
owned
by
warehouse
are
each
100
by
50
feet
!?a.p:nese
and
Vsed
In
connection
two
stories
high;
the
cooking
and
with
the
canneries
on
the
Skeena
lacquering
departments
being
River,
is
some
thirty
feet
long
and
housed
In
a
one-story
building
80
powered
with
a
10
h.p.
Palmer
gas-
by
60
feet.
The
architectural
design
pline
engine.
Harry
has
been
await-
Is
a
departure
from
the
usual
can-ng
an
abatement
of
weather
condt-
nery
type
and
presents
an
attractions
this
week-end
before
leaving
tlve
appearance
besides
permitting
for
Lowe
Inlet,
where
he
Is
now
en-
full
utilization
of
all
space
In
the
gaged
In
hand
logging.
j
upper
story.
T
..
.
'
Cannery
equipment
is
of
the
lat-
a
f(
u
i
i
After
having
been
off
duty
for
a
est
type,
consisting
of
three
lines
it:
v.
-
"
18
?1.es('0,:
:
ana
an
adidtlonal
small
line
for
unriiis
a
ictcjii.
umiiuMiion,
sjnei
ovaw.
rower
is
supplied
bv
an
Enir-Thompson
started
the
New
Year
llsh
heavy-oil
engine,
so
the
bolllr
well
by
resuming
his
duties
on
Wed-.
is
only
used
to
provide
steam
for
nesday
as
caretaker
at
tne
Yacht
cooking.
Vacuum
closing
machines
Club
floats.
Everybody
was
glad
to
are
used
see
our
old
friend
baqk
on
the
Job
I
The
old
system
of
conveying
again
and
he
eot
a
heartv
welcome
'
emniv
Mn
tn
th
ni
iJ."
dz.
from
alL
During,
his
absence.
Shefs
discarded
the
emp&
cans
being
Hlltias
vara
Mm
lul
Am
.r.ltV,
I.
,
.
.
-...
J
.
rir::.
:xtr
and
7i"',f"u:
t'T"
.
or
each
une
ciency
satisfaction
to
all
iiarry
aoDeis
oy
ov
gravity
from
the
upper
floor
The
architectural
desien
and
enn.
iJy,
"
.
istruction
of
the
buildings,
as
well
Pan(
p
??lulu-
?ieI1
kno
118
the
,ayout
of
machinery,
was
ar-Prlnce
Rupert
halibut
skipper,
who
ranged
by
L
W
ilosan
who
hn
S?nltrheofSCprub!aSt11
toVuilam'hadgDyfertence1?n
c"
Miller
of
Pprcher
Island,
has
let
,
lumbia
salmon
cannery
operations,
auum,
the
contract
to
Mensh
ons
vard
in
i
(Vancouver
for
the
construction
of
a
new
60-foot
halibut
boat
which
will
be
one
of
the
largest
and
finest
vessels
of
the
Prince
Rupert
fleet.
The
new
boat
will
have
a
beam
of
15
li
feet
and
will
be
equipped
with
a
72
h.p.
Gardner
semi-Diesel
engine.
It
Is
to
be
ready
for
delivery
by
April
1.
Captain
Prince
and
family
are
leaving
for
Victoria
to
take
up
residence
until
the
boat
is
ready.
A
name
has
not
yet
been
selected.
It
was
Menshlons
yard
which
built
the
new
Indian
Department
cruiser
Naskeena
which
was
recently
delivered
to
Prince
Rupert.
ALDERMAN
O.
II.
RESIGNED
Orme
Quits
Council
in
Order
to
Contest
Mayoralty
Aid.
C.
II.
Orme.
who
is
to
be
a
candidate
tor
the
mayoralty
at
the
civic
election
this
month,
presented
his
resignation
as
an
alderman
to
thp
p.ltv
rounfll
nt.
th
cnprlal
moat.
The
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Ex-
in
last
nla-ht.
th
riwlimatinn
tn
perlmental
Station
Is
still
actively
take
effect
Immediately.
On
mo-
iiHiuwiuif
up
lis
wum
uji
uiscoiorn-
j
uon
or
Ala.
urown,
seconded
by
tlon
of
halibut
on
which
an
Important
preliminary
report
was
made
!
some
time
ago.
Suitable
means
of
overcoming
this
difficulty
still
pre-
his
home
In
Edmonton,
where
he
has
been
spending
Christmas
and
New
Year.
Louis
Smith,
glue
expert
at
the
station,
is
also
due
back
from
Vancouver,
where
he
spent
the
holidays.
Cannery
Boat
Burns
Among
the
passengers
bound
for
Ald.
Macdonald,
the
resignation
was
accepted.
Speaking
briefly
before
the
meet
ing
closed,
Aid.
Orme
said
he
was
.vent
many
practical
problems
and
i
desirous
of
expressing
the
pleasure
I
the
Idea
is
being
considered
of
send-1
he
had
taken
in
his
work
as
an
ald-i
Ing
out
a
new
boat
under
controlled,
erman
during
the
past
year.
He
ap-
I
Sterile
Conditions
to
demonstrate
nrwintprl
th
rnnrWv
nnri
mnilH.
i
the
possibility
of
preventing
dls-LiatinnLhat.ruLd
ivpn
Was
Helpless
FOR
FOUR
YEARS
With
Rheumatism
Mr.
Fred
Kectch,
31
Crawford
Avo.,
Windsor,
Ont.,
writes:
"I
was
troubled
with
rheumatism
for
seven
years,
and
for
four
years
I
was
so
helpless
I
had
to
bo
helped
out
of
bed,
and
could
not
sit
straight
In
a
chair.
I
derived
such
good
results
from
I
wish
to
voice
my
praise
on
behalf
f
your
wonderful
medicine,
an:i
o
also
I
say
it
u
helping
others
whom
I
have
advised
to
take
it."
Put
up
only
by
The-
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oct.
Broadcasting
Is
Referred
To
Committee
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
held
last
evening,
It
was
decided
toJbaave
utth
the
new
president
the
taslcof
appointing
a
committee
of
radio
fans
to
report
on
th?
question
of
broadcasting.
Ihe
mutter
came
up
following
the
-eadlng
r.t
letter
from
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
asking
for
the
views
of
the
local
board
in
regard
thereto.
The
proposal
had
vcn
mxlc
by
the
royal
commission
th-:
t.h-e
be
national
broadcasting
In
place
of
the
present
system.
POLICING
COMING
UP
Cily
Connell
Will
Decile
On
Morf-
day
Whether
or
Not
Itcfcren-dum
Will
Re
Taken
The
city
council,
at
Its
regular
fortnightly
meeting
next
Mondir
evenlne.
will
consider
the
matter
of
i
presenting
a
referendum
to
the
voters
at
the
civic
election
on
January
16
on
he
question
of
rity
iwHclntr
as
to
whether
the
present
provincial
vllre
sypjem
is
to
be
retained
or
the
city
force
system
reverted
to.
A
statement
showing
the
comparative
costs
of
the
two
systems
has
already
been
prepared
for
the
consideration
of
the
aldermen.
TOBOGGANING
IS
FINE
SPORT
Sleiehing
Gcnpr.il
Pastime
on
Streets
or
City
Last
Night
Much
to
the
delight
of
the
young-er
folk
and
many
of
the
older
too.
but
also
to
the
embarrassment
of
motorists,
tobogganing
was
a
general
pastime
in
Prince
Rupert
last
evening.
Throughout
the
city
Me:hs
f
all
descriptions
were
used
In
coasting
on
the
streets,
the
surfaces
of
which
were
lust
In
riant
coloration.
It
has
been
pretty
weffhim
by
the
mayor
and
aldermen
!(
Pe"
lb
j
cobuuuaiicu
biiab,
wtui
wic
uoc
ik
XUill
lUc
year
certain
harmless
chemicals
this
can
I
Mayor
McMordle,
replying
briefly.
1
be
done.
R.
H.
Bedford
is
the
mem-!
felt
that
all
the
council
would
agree
.berof
the
local
station
staff
who
Is,
that
the
assistance
given
by
Aid.
specializing
In
the
study
of
halibut
I
brme
was
much
appreciated.
He
aiscoiorauon.
lie
is
aue
oacK
irom
had
worked
effectivelv
and
hnr-
mohiously
as
an
alderman.
1
School
teachers
from
various
Interior
points,
whoi
have
been
spending
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
vacation
at
their
homes
in
the
city,
left
by.
todays
train
to
resume
their
duties.
condition
for
sleighing
as
a
result
!
or
yesterday's
frost
following
on
the
snowfall
of
the
night
previous.
Even
in
the
downtown
section,
streets
were
indiscriminately
used,
making
aooarent
the
necessity
of
some
regulations
being
imooned
as
a
measure
of
fety
to
traffic.
Save
Your
Honey
8tart
the
New
Year
right
by
deal
ing
at
the
Cash
&
Carry.
Those
owning
cars
can
save
the
price
of
vneir
gasoline
dui
each
month,
Try
it!
CLOTHES
PBOS
6
dozen
TOILET
ROLLS
7
fir
CLEANSER
Per
tin
WHITE
BEANS
Pet
lb.
MALKIJfS
COFFEE
Pi)
lb
25c
25c
7
c
9c
60c
i
BRAID'S
BEST
TEA
With
cup
...
and.
saucer.
Hlr
JKS
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
PHONE
360
319
Third
Ave.
Km
ft-
DEMAND
Saturday,
January
4,
1M0
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
TWO
snows
7
and
9
p.m.
A
WONDEUFUL
HCTUJtK
Wlll
BETTY
COMPSON
"Oh
With
The
Show"
100
PER
CENT
TALKING,
SINGING
AND
DANCING
AND
ALL
IN
TECHNICOLOR
COMEDY
"SLEEPING
PORCH"
ADMISSION,
20c
AND
63c.
SATURDAY
MATINEE,
15c
AND
10c
KB
YOUR
NEW
YEAR
RESOLUTIONS
Numerous
and
varied
are
the
resolutions
made
at
the
beginning
of
every
year.
Ninety
per
cent
of
such
resolutions
made
arc
In
connection
with
one's
own
saving
and
budgeting
income.
Strange
to
say
that
while
such
resolutions
are
made
in
the
best
of
intentions
they
are
seldom
carried
out
to
a
finish.
WHSRE
IS
THE
WEAKEST
CHAIN?
The
answer
H
that
these
reolutionshave
no
Incentive
to
saving.
LIFE
INSURANCE
HAS
THAT
INCENTIVE.
THE
ORDINARY
PERSON
WILL
MY
ASIDE
THE
MONEY
NT.GEMARY
TO
MflET
INSURANCE
PREMIUMS
WHICH
MIGHT
OTHERWISE
BE
EXPENDED
FOR
MUCK
LESS
IMPORTANT
OBJECTS.
75
of
all
Insurance
policies
are
carried
through
to
a
finish.
SUN
LIFE
POLICIES
ARE
DOUBLY
ATTRACTIVE.
THE
LIBERAL
PROVISIONS,
PRIVILEGES
AND
PROFITS
PAID
TO
POLICYHOLDERS
SLKE
THE
SUN
LIFE
POLICY
BE-
YO.ND
REPROACH.
Let
your
193Q
resolution
be
"rjtT-
..
A
Policy
With
the
Sun
Life
of
Canada
For
particulars
you
may
apply
S.
j.
Jabour,
M
B.
C.
Representative
i
H'
it'
AsiurrjwJn
fcrec
over
$2,000,000,003;
Assets
over
$500,OW,co4
'
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
'THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
I'UINCB
ItUPEKT,
n.C.
Don't
Sacrifice
your
Model
T
Ford
Protect,
your
investment
by
running
your
Model
T
Ford
as
loiifi;
as
possible.
Expenditure
of
a
few
dollars
may
enable
you
to
get
thousands
of
miles
of
additional
service.
Ilring
the
car
to
us
and
let
us
tell
you
bow
much
it
will
cost
to
put
it
in
A-l
shape.
We
use
only
jr'cnuine
Foftf
parts':1
All
labor
charged
at
standard
flat
rate.
S.
E.
Parker,
Ltd.
FORD
DEALERS
Third
Avenue
Phone
83
I
have
something
you
want;
you
have
something
I