MANUFACTURERS'
OUTL
ANNETTE'S
Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear
Third
Avenue
100
DRESSES
Exceptional
values
each
.-
200
DRESSES
Most
remarkable
values
ever
shown
in
Prince
Rupert,
each
.
.
.
larger
than
a
year
ago
but
landed
j
value,
a
tittle
more'
than
WJVJO,
showed
a
decrease
of
$18,700.
The
herring
catch
of
9.265.060
pounds,
in
round
figures,
was
substantially
less
than
in
March.
1931.
a
condition
due
to
market
conditions
as
the
fish
were
abundant.
Altogether
single
week
so
far
Self
WANTED!
500
-
Women
-
500
TO
BUY
500
DRESSES,
SUITS
AND
DAI'S
33.00
$5.00
Halibut
landings,
nearly
J,2ol,000
pounds,
were
o40,000
amounting
to
a
total
of
349
pounds.
Canadian
landings
for
the
week,
however,
were
unusually
light
at
a
total
of
only
91200
pounds.
The
week's
landings
of
both
Amerl-
can
and
Canadian
halibut
totalled
March
landings
from
the
fisheries
j
442.100
pounds,
bringing
landings
of
the
province
were
approximately
;
for
the
season
1932
up
to
yesterday
.1.
12,983.000
pounds,
as
against
more
to
3.774.250
pounds
made
up
of
1.-
'
TUB
ANNUAL
ema
Campaign
MAY
10
TO
MAY
17
In
Aid
of
Our
Missionary
and
Home
Work
We
Depend
Upon
You
When
Called
on
Please
Give
Liberally
to
the
Service
that
Succeeds
ET
100
COATS
and
DRESSES
Values
extraordinary,
each
.
100
HATS
Values
to
$5.96
each
Addin;ton
Salved
The
4S-foot
four-man
juneau
halibut
boat
Adding
ton,
which
ran
on
a
reef
ft
the
north
end
of
Dan-das
Islands,
outside
of
Prince
Rupert
harbor,
on
Tuesday
white
run-
vage
Co.
fleet
which
carried
out
salvage
operations.
The
vessel,
which
SALE
May
16,
17andl8
Monday,
Tuesday
Wednesday
and
.$8
t0
312
$1.95
NOTE
Annette
has
just
returned
from
the
east.
While
there
she
was
able
to
buy
merchandise
at
prices
fax
below
the
r'
gul.ir
values.
Thus
we
arc
able
to
off',
r
the
public
of
Prince
Hupert
these
outstan
ding
baruaiiis.
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Salmon
Catch
Same
a
Last
Year
American
Halibut
Landings
Show
Increase
Scineboat
C.
N.
Is
Sold
with
a
high
of
5c
and
2c
paid
a
few
boats
for
their
catches.
being
raised,
from
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
by
M.
R.
McPherson
of
Vancouver
who,
after
having
the
Teasel
reconditioned
by
the
McLean
yard
at
Prince
Rupert
is
now
having
the
,'
ntog
nortii
to
Juneau
from
Prince
Pacific
Machine
Works
instal
a
SO
Rupert,
where
she
had
marketed
a
h
o
Deutsche
full
diesd
engine.
The
In
British
Columbia
the
catch
of
salmon
for
the
month
1
MOB-pound
catch
of
halibut
on
engine
was
brought
direct
from
Of
March
this
year
was
almost
the
same
as
in
March
of
previous,
was
polled
off
the
Oermany
to
Ftjkc
Rupert.
Follow-
last
year,
but
March
salmon
fishing
is
never
on
an
exten-
bTed
JeJBlae
insution-
c
?vethe
ladings
for
the
month
amounted
only
iZSZEZZ
Sahraae
Princess
of
the
Parffk-
Sal
in
Kitkatia
Inlet
in
1930
soon
after
hpinir
tmfK
M
rtMiniK
Nmi
anH
ana
Constable
Harold
Raybone
is
here
toll
week-end
from
Haselton
to
as-
this
season,
I
had
been
totally
submerged
on
the
some
command
of
the
provincial
high
tide
following
the
stranding,
was
badly
holed
and
her
85
h-p.
At
las
dieael
engine
and
equipment
stable
Raybone
was
formerly
tkiD-
haa.
of
course,
been
damaged
by
the
per
of
the
old
P
M.
L.
2
and
he
will
tmveeraton.
Following
her
arrival
at
receive
a
hearty
welcome
back
to
Prince
Rupert
she
will
be
taken
the
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
out
of
the
water
for
repairs.
Soon
aQer
toe
Addington
ran
ashore.
The
provincial
ponce
cruiser
P.
Capt.
Sivert
Anderson
and
other
M
L.
4
from
the
Rivers
Inlet
dismembers
of
the
crew
were
rescued
trlct.
which
had'
been
at
Prince
Ru
by
Capt
C.
B.
Flewfn
with
the
fish
pert
for
the
past
few
months,
is
than
15.000.000
pounds
in
the
1991
1
581,950
pounds
Canadian
fish
and
packer
Taplow
II
and
taken
to
Port
now
being
given
an
overhaul
at
the
sSn
JJtffJTTn"
1
2lt2M0
Pnas
American.
j
Simpson.
Later
they
returned
to
the
McLean
yard
t
Seal
Cove
and.
on
"
17,970
Cmp'Wd
,17"10
1
Prices
throughout
the
week
stood
!
to
the
of
the
work,
will
return
Despite
the
low
prices
prevailing.
1
at
low
levels.
There
was
no
varia-landings
of
American
halibut
at
j
Uon
from
3Jbe
and
2s
for
Canadian
Prince
Rupert
for
the
week
ending
;
fish.
This
was
also
the
minimum
yesterday
were
the
highest
for
any
price
of
the
week
for
American
fish
wrora.
iswnea
ay
eevoio
01
tu
ner
auuee
ovwn
ine
coast,
uorp.
Juneau,
the
Addington
is
uninsured.
A.
W.
stone
Reconditioning
C
N.
The
seineboat
C.
N
which
sank
her
skipper,
has
re
cently
been
retievmg
in
charge
of
the
local
police
boat
P.
M.
L.
8.
80
great
has
developed
the
demand
for
ha'ibut
livers
since
the
efficacy
of
the
oU
for
medicinal
purposes
was
first
demonstrated
that
supplies
may
be
sought
this
year
on
the
Atlantic
coast
to
sup-olement
what
Is
obtained
on
the
Pacific.
More
than
one
drug
manu-
fafturin
rnnMni
la
nnmr
The
United
8Utes
coastguard
cutter
8nohornish
a
few
davs
ago
oicked
up
the
disabled
United
8tate
halibut
boat
Polaris
in
th
S
waits
of
Juan
de
Puca.
Thp
fishing
vessel
with
seven
men
on
boar
had
been
drtf-.ing
helplessly
with
a
broken
crank-raft
in
her
engine
Long-Tailed
Bear
Is
Seen
i
Laird
of
Shuttle
Island
Ttlls
of
Latest
Scientific
Discovery
On
Islands
Ursus
EdwaidH.
better
known
as
the
long-tailed
bear,
has
been
observed
recently
by
more
than
one
of
the
citizens
of
Lockeport.
on
mvivou
la.aiia
m
we
wueen
unar-llotte
group
Ursus
RdwardU
is
nam-led
after
J
C
Bdwsrds.
the
laird
of
8huttle
Island,
who
spends
bis
wak-1
ing
hours
picking
up
gold
nuggets
on
his
own
beach
when
he's
at
home
although
be
is
not
altogether
unknown
at
both
Quntfcewa
and
Anyp.
He
affirms.
sftrKragh
not
oi
oatn.
that
Urus
Bdwardli
is
eil
a
long-tailed
bear
or
a
wild
etthefcl
rsTrVTl
in
either
case
he
hopes
to
hare
specimen
in
Prloee
Rupert
for
the
coming
fair.
1
"
TOM
iJinilAVX
IN
PORT
Tom
Dybhavu
arrived
in
port
this
morning
from
'
North
Island
with
his
trolling
boat
bringing
in
4JO0
MEETING
OF
FISHERMEN
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Operators
Say
It
Is
Impossible
to
Carry
,
On
as
at
Present
1
SKIDEOATE,
May
14:
A
mass
meeting
of
all
the
local
fishermen,
whites
and
natives
alike,
was
held
on
Thursday
night
of
last
week
in
Sfcidegate
Mission
Town
Hall
to
discuss
plans
for
the
1992
season's
fishing
operations.
Charles
Valley
was
chairman
and
B.
F.
Roberts
acted
as
secretary,
more
than
one
hundred
fishermen
being
in
attendance.
The
fishermen
having
received
word
that
they
would
only
get
3c
ler
pound
for
No.
1
red
springs,
it
was
explained
that
it
was
impossible
to
fish
at
that
price.
All
voted
solidly
in
favor
of
not
going
out
to
I
!i
at
less
than
5c
per
pound
for
..j
l
red
springs.
If
the
companies
would
not
pay
this,
it
was
decided
i
)
ask
the
government
to
subsidize
,
the
fisheries
3c
per
pound
with
a
view
to
helping
the
fishermen
out
or
put
all
the
100
or
so
fishermen
affected,
on
relief.
The
Fisheries
Department
came
in
for
consklerable
criticism,
being
before,?
hKlng
J
lack
of
ta
submerged
for
three
months
has
na,
been
been
purchased
purchased
:
"
.'
w,c
l,ra5cm
"
me
iunermen
are
concerned,
it
was
derided
to
bring
the
whole
matter
to
the
attention
of
Oiof
Hanson
MP
and
T.
D.
PattoOo
MIA.
The
t
nation
will
also
be
taken
up
with
he
Prince
Rupert
fishermen.
j
I
Crisis
Impending
j
At
present
there
are
4t
power'
boats
tied
up
not
to
mention
nu-
merous
rowboats.
Never
In
the
history
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
have
the
fishermen
been
faced
with
evch
a
crude.
In
past
year
they
have
always
been
able
to
make
their
living
but
last
fall
not
on
mnt
mm
i
mil
hm
tHm
police
cruiser
P
M.
L.
8
to
which
.
fiabemta
sUdegale
Inlet
owing,
he
was
recently
appointed.
Con-
li.
i.
.ws.
ftahtiw
mi.u.
and
low
prices.
There
are
over
1000
people
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
la.
anda,
try
lading
whites
and
Indiaa.
who
are
dependent
for
a
living
upon
the
short
fishing
season.
The
natives
at
the
meeting
wen
asked
to
take
the
matter
up
with
the
Indian
Agent
Rev.
Jamar
OU-iett.
The
meeting
suggested
that
the
government
be
asked
to
tax
aU
yacht
owners
in
Canada
10c
per
gallon
on
oil.
the
revenue
thus
!
raised
to
go
towards
helping
the
j
fishermen
carry
on.
It
was
eon
ten-
j
ded
that
so
far
at
least
the
work-
ins
men
were
continuing
to
stand!
the
brunt
of
all
taxation.
I
The
meeting
farther
suggested
that
the
government
put
bounties
on
seals,
sea
lions,
bears,
eagles;
and
sawblll
ducks.
The
ciivu'
nih
pild
by
Canadian
in
turning
out
halibut
liver
oil
oroST
uuung
steps
preliminary'
to
doing
so.
5l3
1
In
Wx
of
tube
in
1931,
estimated
at
ncactlrallv
as
nuch
as
In
1921.
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