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FOUR
8.
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Outlook
For
Salmon
Season
Very
Bright
More
Canneries
to
Operate
and
Prices
Better
Tank
Scow
For
North
Island
With
at
least
two
more
canneries
in
operation
this
year
thnn
last
and
the
price
of
sockeyes
33
1-3
percent
higher
than
in
1933,
the
salmon
canning
industry,
at
least
as
far
as
the
better
grades
of
fish
is
concerned,
seems
due
for
a
filip
upwards
in
Prince
Rupert
district
this
season.
All
branches
of
the
industry
are
looking
forward
to
a
success-
ful
and
profitable
summer's
actl-
vity.
Pleasantly
enough,
the
outlook
side.
North
Pacific,
Cassiar,
Hays
for
1933
Is
vastly
brighter
than
it
was
a
twelvemonth
ago.
The
fact
that
this
should
be
a
good
"cycle
year"
for
sockeye
makes
the
prospect
even
more
encouraging.
As
usual,
all
the
canneries
in
the
district
will
start
actual
packing
operations
with
the
opening
of
fishing
wtUi
sockeye
nets
oft
June
20
although
it
is
probable
tha,t
several
will
start
before
that
date
putting
up
springs.
The
two
canneries
which
will
operate
this
year
after
having
been
idle
last
year
are
Oceanic
on
the
Skeena
River,
which
has
been
purchased
from
the
B.
C.
Packers
by
Robert
Qosse
and
C.
H.
Gillespie,
and
Lowe
Inlet
in
the
central
dtvi-
port,
Balmoral,
British
American
(Port
Essington),
Carlisle,
Claxton,
Oceanic
and
Humpback
Bay.
(Total.
11.)
Naas
River
Mill
Bay,
Arrandale,
Wales
Island.
(Total,
3.)
Central
Division
Lowe
Inlet,
Butedale.
Namu.
(Total,
3.
Smith's
Inlet
Margaret
Bay,
Boswell,
Leroi.
(Total,
3.
River's
Inlet
Beaver,
Provincial,
Wadham
s,
Oood
Hope.
Kildala,
R.
L
C.
and
Inrig's.
(Total,
7.)
Crews
of
many
of
these
plants
have
already
arrived
to
prepare
for
the
season's
activities.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
it
is
an
"off
year"
for
pinks
in
that
area
and
there
is
no
great
demand
for
aion.
a
B.
C.
Packers
plant.
It
is
four
(
chums,
it
is
not
expected
that
any
years
since
Oceanic
has
packed
while
Lowe
Inlet
missed
last
year.
The
price
of
sockeye
this
year
will
open
at
43c
per
fish
as
compared
with
30c
last
year.
Incidentally,
it
is
to
be
remembered
that
the
actual
opening
price
in
132
was
274c
against
which
the
fishermen
went
cn
strike,
30c
being
fin-
canneries
will
be
in
operation
this
season
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Isl
amis.
The
canneri
have
already
intimated
their
anxiety
of
obtaining
as
many
of
the
choice
varieties
as
possible.
In
addition
to
sockeye,
it
to
expected
there
will
be
a
brisk
de
mand
for
cohoes
which
follow
close
ally
granted
by
the
canners
after
on
the
sockeye.
Average
runs
of
the
best
of
the
fishing
season
had
pinkj
and
chums
are
expected
on
elapsed.
Prices
of
other
varieties
of
the
mainland
but
the
demand
for
fish
for
die
1931
season
have
not
these
varieties
will
possibly
not
be
yet
been
announced.
'
great.
The
complete
list
of
canneries
Therewillbetheusualdemand.lt
which
are
expected
to
operate
this
g
anticipated,
for
springs
for
mild-
year
in
the
district
is
as
follows:
curing,
canning
and
freezing
pur-
Skeena
River
Inv
rness.
Sunny-looses.
This
variety,
of
course.
Is
'
i
largely
taken
by
the
troll
fishermen
Shoe
Repairing
Bring
your
shoes
to
the
Shu-Craft
We
rebuild
them
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
M.
MacARTHUK
Third
Ave,
Next
Tederal
IMk.
and
packed
Into
such
plants
as
take
them
The
weekly
close
season
for
glll-
i
nettng
will,
as
usual,
be
from
8
pm
Fridays
until
6
p
m
Sundays
subject
figures
have
not
been
exceeded,
for
many
years
and
there
is
no
reason
to
anticipate
that
they
will
be
this
year.
Fishery
patrol
operations
will
be
conducted
along
similar
lines
to
last
year,
It
is
expected.
Tank
Scow
Arrives
The
Union
Oil
tank
scow
that
has
been
stationed
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
for
the
past
winter
season
arrived
in
the
city
under
tow
of
the
tanker
Unacana
Thursday
night
and
will
be
taken
from
here
to
North
Island
where
she
will
again
be
stationed
for
the
sumemr
as
an
accommodation
to
the
fishermen.
George
Smith
is
still
In
charge
of
this
floating
store
and
oil
scow
and
is
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Smith.
Both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith
were
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
scow
will
leave
this
af
ternoon
for
North
Island.
Bill
Patmore
on
his
good
ship
Mary
was
in
town
the
first
of
the
week
from
his
claim
on
Porcher
Island
at
which
he
has
been
spending
most
of
the
winter.
After
a
few
days
in
town
Bill
returned
to
ror-cher.
The
trolling
boats
Gudrangen
and
A.
A.
7
were
being
painted
at
Llpsett's
ways
yesterday
and
the
Iceland
I
was
being
touched
up
on
the
ways
at
Cow
Bay.
S.
E.
Parker
has
the
distinction
of
having
his
pleasure
boat
the
first
onajtht
spring
to
undergo
an
nual
pVcihaul
and
painting.
Yes
terday
thy
was
on
the
ways
getting
ddlled
up;
for
slimmer
use.
If
tVil
u-entner
holds
until
UV-
norrdwf
tiiYaiht
Club
should
bea
busy
pfcxce
wltht
parties
going
d$t
on
their
first
cruttes
of
the
season
.
l".lr
in-
!
-i
ana
mers
vinnemis
j
annum
in
pa
i
ruing
j
ijiei
y1.1
w
up,.
:
i
:
Sprint
$almoh
In
Spring
salmon
has
been
coming
in
steadily
this
ireeVt
supplying
the
fresb'tflsh
market.
There
seems
to
be
awigrun
oit
Jo
hesal&)on
are
ihnmnt
on
nil
wr
the!
nllee.
Ba-
pon
Fisheries
are
'being
kupplied
riy
fish
eaughtjln
tend
trolling
around
Port
Simpson
and
Meiuuua.
ine
to
extension
by
local
fisheries
of-
(
first
pf
the
Veeli
the
K&sen
brought'
ficUls
if
deemed
advisable
in
the
Jin
1100
pot
mis
'which
he
,scd
to!
inieresi
oi
conservation,
iiic
rrgu-ine
VOia
Storage
ai
iu
jceiua.
now.
laiiuiis
can
lur
an
caiciisiuii
ui
irmi
Ute
Oil
scow
ntui
ifii
mr
uir
weekly
close
season
from
48
to
60
popular
trolling
Rrofiod
of
North
hours
in
the
total
number
of
llcen-1
Island
It
should
not
be
long
now
ic-s
on
Hip
Skeena
River
exceeds
before
the
packers
start'comini:
up
1100
or
on
the
Naas
River
.300.
These
and
the
larger
trolling
boats
sturt
NEW
PREMISES
LOWER
PRICES
Montreal
Importers
Have
Moved
Back
to
their
old
stand
opposite
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
Fishermen!
Take
a
look
at
these
clothes.
They
have
come
down
like
the
price
of
fish.
It
('oi's
not
take
much
money
to
outfit
hero.
Our
Prices
are
Lower
than
ever
Large
selection
of
Clothing
for
Men,
Young
Men
and
Boys
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
Third
AvenueOpposite
Cut
Itate
Shoe
Store
UTILUE
THE
TOILER"
'ml
i
3
j
st
mitt
took
met
I
That
uo
riaArwrn-l
SAtl.HJII
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lYTl
a
i
(
CAa,
oqhit
yoM.lj
wending
their
way
Straits.
across
Hecate
The
Armo'ii
Salvage
Co.'s
local
service
boat
Salvage
Princess,
Captain
Re
Green,
returned
to
part
at
6
o'clock
this
morning
from
a
voyage
to
Vancouver,
having
in
tow
a
seowload
of
lumber,
cement
and
other
building
material
for
Albert
McOaflery
as
well
as
a
oou-ple
of
gasboats
for
local
delivery.
As
soon
as
she
had
disposed
of
these
taws,
the
Salvage
Princess
left
at
noon
for
North
Island
with
the
tank
scow
of
the
Union
OH
Co.
which
to
to
be
stationed
for
the
summer
on
the
trollng
grounds
there,
In
tow.
In
quest
of
charter
work
for
the
boat,
Roger
Wright
left
here
on
Thursday
with
the
power
cruiser
Interior
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
east
wind.
St.
Aiyfcnah
Clear,
cairn.
31.
Arryox
Prt
cloudy,
cats,
f.
Stewart
Clear,
calm.
SI.
Haselton
Clear,
calm.
St.
2
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
S4.
Hum
LaVe
Clear,
calm,
il
Be
Wise
Spend
Your
Money
Where
You
Oet
the
liest
Returns.
We
Know
We
Can
Save
You
Money
WHITE
FlOB
5
lbs.
BLACK
FIOS-
5
lbs.
PEANUT
BUTTBR
Bulk
bring
your
container.
3
lbs
ECbNOMY
CREAMERY
BUTTER.
3
lbs.
FRESH
RHUBARB
3
lbs.
FRESH
SPINACH
per
lb.
FLUID
B
BET-H-os.
bottle
peaches-no
2
tin
H
P
SAUCE
per
bottle
35c
35c
25c
80c
25c
10c
S1.07
19c
27c
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
We
deliver
all
orders,
tt
or
over
317-19
Third
Avenue
West
r.O.
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Phone
18
Eagles'
Dance
Is
Enjoyable
Forty
Couples
Present
at
Jolly
Affair
Last
Night
Another
delightful
evening
was
spent
in
the
Eagles'
Hall
last
night
on
the
occasion
of
another
of
the
lodge's
popular
dances.
About
forty
couples
were
present
and
dancing
was
much
enjoyed
until
the
early
hours
this
morning
to
the
strains
of
music
by
Balagno's
orchestra.
At
midnight,
delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
ladles.
BUI
Houston
was
a
capable
and
genial
muster
of
ceremonies
and
Henry
Smith
presided
at
the
door.
EtheWa
belonging
to
Wright
Si
Q
f
1
TV
Hlnton.
well
known
local
land
sur-
OllCCCSSIlU
1
CU
veyors.
Making
the
trip
south
as
members
of
the
crew
are
Bill
Rod-gers
aha
Bill
Fldler.
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
by
Sons
of
Norway
Enjoyed
An
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
last
night
In
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
by
the
local
Sons
of
Norway
Lodge.
There
wre
ten
tables
of
cards
and
prtae
winners
were,
ladies'
first.
Mrs.
Hana
Underdahl:
second.
Mrs.
Chris
Jensen:
men's
first.
B.
Peterson;
second.
Harold
Lund.
After
dancing,
delightful
re
freshments
were
served
and
daiic
tag
followed
with
accordion
musk
by
Julius
Welle.,
Hans
Knutsen
wa
master
of
ceremonies
The
committee
in
chaw
'H-
Utoted
of
Mrs.
Hans
Undent.
hi
Mrs
John
Ivarson.
Mrs
O
JerMari
md
Pete
Norn
ess
And
Sale
is
Held
By
Orange
Women
A
very
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
R.
T.
Anderson.
IMS
Sixth
Avenue
Bast.
by
the
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association.
8tar
of
the
North
Lodge,
No.
453.
wtlh
Mrs.
Anderson
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Xtoorehouse
as
hostesses.
Those
assisting
were
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rx,
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reck.
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb
and
Mrs.'
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letter
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in
the
tea
room
and
Mrs.
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J.
R.
Murray
and
Mrs.
Robert
Mur-1
jjyny
Board
i,
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ray
at
the
home
cooking
table.
Mrs.
proposed
a
m
ih
Henry
Smith
assisted
in
receiving
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unemployment
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the
guests
and
Mrs.
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Larsen
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casruer.
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raffle,
ticket
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earthly
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why
you
should
deny
yourself
the
aiu
of
a
Premier
Spic-Span
a
day
longer.
You
cin
set
one,
ii
you
ptice
your
order
st
once,
for
a
cssh
payment
of
only
50c
and
a
few
monthly
payments
that
total
LESS
thin
a
quarter
a
week.
Youll
never
miss
these
trivial
sumsand
you'll
gain
the
help
of
a
cloancr
that
deans
MATS
MATTRESSES
CAR
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alto
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MOTHS
and
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obsolete
vacuum
cleaner
attachments
can't
begin
to
do
the
many
jobs
the
Premier
Spic-Span
does
so
handily.
Get
one.
And
tt
it
notu
while
this
generous
limited
time
offer
is
in
force.
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