F
PAGE
FOCB
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday
Novta
Waterfront
Whiffs
Final
Halibut
Landings
of
Season
Arc
Made
Grand
Total
Ahead
of
Preceding
Years
Cape
Beale
Again
Leads
Fleet
in
Volume
of
Production
In
addition
to
the
smaller
volume
of
landings
in
1938
as
compared
with
1937,
prices
are
computed
to
have
averaged
almost
two
cents
lower
this
year
than
last
for
the
Canadian
fleet
which
means
that,
ifrom
the
financial
standpoint,
it
was
not
as
good
a
year
as
1927.
One
ircxira
;a
mtm
B
reran
ixi
!
rxim
1
i
1
i
1
Size
36x54
twaraiiBiiiBifiin
Size
18x36
THIRD
AVENUE
Size
9x12
Size
36x36
.
45c
Balsac
I
Bum
Blue
Boy
r
Cape
Spencer
Cape
Beale
Trips
6
6
5
11
8
Capella
10
Clipper
II.
.....
9
Cape
Race
II.
..
2
Cape
Spear
5
Covenant
8
Cynic
5
Constance
B
5
Chatham
Maid
..
3
'The
grand
total
of
halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
j
cape
Race
n
4
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1933
season
was
13,481,550
pounds
icke
J
this
year
also
exceeding
1936
when
the
total
was
11,768,
100
pounds
and
1935
when
11,916,150
pounds
was
brought
in.
American
landings
for
1938
totalled
7,271,900
pounds,
continuing
the
come-back
as
far
as
...
.
.
dividual
units
of
the
Canadian
which
Prince
Rupert
is
concerned
j
fleet
eleven
vessels
Is
was
makinB
was
started
last
year
when
6,655,-
000
pounds
of
American
fish
was
brought
in
as
compared
with
5,907-000
pounds
in
1936
and
6,687.300
pounds
in
1935.
Canadian
landings
for
the
year
aggregated
6209,650
rviiinds.
showine
a
decrease
from
number
of
trips
having
been
the
Cape
Spencer,
139,400
pounds;
Gul-vik,
136,000
pounds;
P.
Dorreen,
137,500
pounds.
'
A
as
compared
with
13,296,850
pounds
in
1937,
the
aggregate
z.
T
.10
..
1
.10
..
6
'..
3
.10
..
7
..
4
.6
6,641,850
pounds
in
1937
but
in-
Prince
Rupert
for
the
American
Gony
8
102500
creases
over
5,961,100
pounds
in
1936
and
5,328,850
pounds
in
1935.
The
heaviest
lander
of
halibut
at
Dundas
Dovre
B
Dorreen
N
J
Daniel
S
-
Edward
Lipsett
Embla
Essential
Fanny
F.
Flnella
Fear
Not
Gibson
Oulvik
.....
2,
.
3
.11
ileet
this
season
was
the
Rainier,
oh
l
bringing
in
282,000
pounds
in
eight
I
Helen
II
4
trips.
Foremost
was
second
with!
ingrid
H
9
239,500
pounds
in
seven
trips
and'ispaco
1
Arrow
third
with
236,000
pounds
in,
Ida
S.
2
seven
trip3.
Forty
thousand
pounds
j.
r
3
per
trip
was
the
highest
average
joe
Baker
10
per
trip
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Jenny
Boy
5
American
fleet,
vessels
with
this
joan
W.
II
4
average
having
been
the
Grant.'
Johanna
8
Liahona,
Mltkof,
Northern,
Tor-
.Tnnitpr
2
hundred
and
five
Canadian
boats,
aenskj
old
ana
wizard.
The
Visitor
Joan
3
engaged
in
halibut
fishing
out
of
was
the
most
frequent
lander
of
Kaien
10
(
Prince
Rupert
this
year
In
compari-1
American
fish
at
Prince
Rupert
this
Kyrelle
.
'.
7
son
with
ninety-seven
seventy-eight
In
1936.
in
1937
and
Weather
conditions
on
the
fishing
grounds
this
season
were
favorable
until
the
closing
few
weeks
when
there
was
a
rather
long
spell
of
consistently
rough
seas
which
delayed
some
of
the
boats
getting
in.
Happily.
casualUes
to
the
fleet,
as
in
1937,
were
at
a
minimum.
Capt.
Edgar
Arnott's
Cape
Beale
again
led
the
Prince
Rupert
fleet
this
year
for
volume
of
landings,
bringing
in
315,000
pounds
in
eight
trips
which
was
almost
the
same
as
the
vessel's
record
In
1937
when
she
landed
316,000
pounds
in
eight
trips.
The
Takla,
Capt.
Chris
Park-
jold,
was
second
heaviest
lander
with
282,000
pounds
in
seven
trips
while
the
Lois
N..
Capt.
Ben
Peter
son,
was
third
with
237,000
pounds
In
nine
Jrips.
The
Takla
was
the
a
few
American
boats
are
yet
to
be
Oslo
...6
accounted
for..
The
individual
Oldfleld
.9
catch
figures
for
the
two
halibut
Pair
of
Jacks
7
fleet?
at
Prince
Rupert
this
season
P.
Dorreen
11
were
as
follows:
Point
May
5
Canadian
Port
Eissntcton
.
..2
Trips
Total
Atli
8
Aiken
6
heaviest
average
lander
per
trip
Annabelle
5
with
40.286
pounds
while
the
Cape
Annie
Louise
3
Beale
was
a
close
second
with
39,
375
pounds,
the
Joan
W.
II..
Capt.
Al
Woie.
coming
third
with
29,250
pounds,
the
Joan
W.
n.'s
total
be-
in?
117,000
pounds
in
four
trips.
The
year,
having
brought
In
ten
trips
Kinky
2
for
a
total
of
63,500
pounds.
The
'
Lake
Biwa
'.
4
Yukon
landed
nine
catches
for
a
Lois
N
.'.
9
total
of
208.000
pounds
while
the
Melville
.-.
10
following
vessels
each
landed
eight
Minnie
V
4
trips:
Hazel
H..
145.500
pounds;
Morris
H.
8
Rainier,
282,000
pounds:
Sherman,
Mother
II
5
124500
pounds;
Zarembo,
122,000
Margalice
10
pounds.
Mi
West
4
Mary
F
4
These
figures
are
based
on
hall-
Mayflower
2
ing
weights.
The
totals
are
comput-
May
L.
2
ed
on
the
supposition
that
there
North
Foreland
..3
will
be
no
further
landings
at
Northland
..3
Prince
Rupert
after
today
although
Nornen
10
A.
R
1
Akhej
1
A.
K
1
Arctic
7
Bayview
2
greatest
number
of
trips
made
by
Borgund
3
Pounds
78500
76500
28,000
6,000
2500
1500
1,200
93,000
6.000
21,000
Trip
'.Prosperity
Ave.
!Rybac
9.813
R.
W.
A.
12,743.
ReUef
-6
5,600
:
Ringleader
l
2,000
R-
K
1
2500
Rse
Spit
8
1500
RI
mt
4
1,200
Sa'aitJa
8
13,286
Sea
Maid
3
2,000
!
Southend
9
7.000.
Svalbard
2
Total
Pounds
89,000
37,500
29.500
139,400
315,000
158,000
124,000
13,000
46,600
15900
33500
126.000
4.700
13,000
16.000
35,400
68,700
5.000
219,000
34500
4,600
104,500
107.500
36,000
39,500
98,000
5500
32,000
136,000
1,400
40500
99500
15,000
6500
23500
71,000
40.000
117.000
113.000
3.800
9.700
93,000
69.500
4.000
28,500
237,000
160,500
14500
75.500
65.000
52,500
47,000
10500
10500
5,500
34500
28,200
96,000
120,000
84,500
61,000
137500
7500
19500
75,000
8500
25,000
90,000
1.700
1,050
92,500
17500
63500
41.000
107,000
11
500
Axminster
Rug
CTtfl
Size
9x9
Reversible
Bedroom
Rug
25x48
.
.
Dominion
Linoleum
Size
9x101...
313.75
Vel
Felt
Rug
$7.50
$1.00
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
Rugs
ELIO'S
Size
7Ux9
Size
71
,x9
Inlaid
Rug
6x9.
Regular
$12.00.
Slightly
OQ
A
A
damaged
....
VtUU
Dominion
Inlaid
Linoleum
6
feet
wide.
Cft
"J?
2
square
yards
r
Rcxolcum
Mats
18x36
Cdngoleum
Mats
$1.25
25c
1
Hours
From
9
a.m.
to
5:30
p.m.
$3.50
Rugs
.
$9.00
$5.75
lilL
fflwmm
LnAJ'.jr4
1
Wi
Hill
Tray
Prince
Rupert
Trip
Ave.
14533
Signal
5.930
Sktena
M.
5.900
Sunnyside
12,673
Sarah
B.
39,375
S.
K.
15.800
Toodie
5.750'
i-533
Addington
10.450
Antler
....
15557
Alkl
9.000
Arcade
6.750
iAtiaS
14,000
Augusta
.
2.750
Arrow
10.667
Al
Jr
12573
Arctic
1.700
1.050
!
11562
4525
7.938
U.OO'Tlpno
tmiMlM
tU
ratMXMTM
II
IB
VM
TMVM
'
i'l
tl
KM
IMZSim
KB
i'B
f'BIB
LINOLEUMS
-
AXMINSTERS
-
CONGOLEUMS
Seamless
Barrymore
Wilton
Rug
Axminster
Rug
Size
47x76
$55.00
$13.00
12,813
1
Andrea
.
.2
1.400lAlitak
1
10,125
Argo
1
11.056
Baltic
2
15,000
Betty
6
3250
1
Bonanza
2
7533
Brothers
3
7,100
Bolinda
4
8,000
Blanco
1
29250
(Bremerton
1
14,125
1.900
3233
9.300
9,929
2,000
7.125
26533
16.050
B
m
m
P
Trips
Total
Trip
Trips
Total
Pounds
Ave.
Pounds
9
149,000
16,5C
Sherman
8
124500
.".5
31500
6,300
'Sitka
A
36,000
1
1
1,600
1.600
Seattle
2
79,000
H...1
1.500
1.500
Sirius
4
51500
I
3.000
3.000
Spray
4
100,000
Bernice
2
Betty
Jane
1
Celtic
1
Condor
4
Cascade
3
Chum
.,.
1
California,
4
Coolidge
.'...
6
Chelan
3
3,625
Dally
1
9,438
Don
Q.
1
13,000
Defence
l
.5550
1
Eureka
5
11.7501
Emma
2
2575
Excel
.
6
5550
Estep
3
2,750
j
Explorer
5
11500
Edgecumbe
3
5.650
Eagle
:
1
9.60C
Eastern
20.000
Fremont
1
9589
Frisco
7
6,714
i
Foremost
..
.
7
12500
federal
3
2500
Garland
3
9.750
1
Glacier
.
.
4
25.000,
Gary
Lee
1
8500
cony
...h...
2
6550
1
Grant
.
1
ia,uuu
G
oria
II.
3
Hazel
H
8
HI
Gill
2
Harding
5
Howard
B
3
Helgeland
2
11
,889
j
Ionic
...
5.90T
J
Ivanhoe
Judith
...
j
Jane
i
Kanaga
I
Kodiak
.
Northern
.
8
84500
1U5B3
syivia
i
25.000
13.778
Tramp
8
114,000
14,250
Sunde
1
38,000
6500
Treasure
Island
.1
4500
9520
Tip
l
2500
19.938
Teeny
Milly
10
109.700
6.700
Thrasher
7
27500
25.200
Takla
7
282.000
1557,
Tor
berg
A.
J
5
40500
6.500
T.
N
1
1.600
4.000
Thelma
H
3
10.000
8,823
'Unome
10
58.200
6.870
1
Viking
I
u.
9
96300
5.000
Vera
Beatrice
1
10,000
21,900
Miscellaneous
American
3
1
..:....
3
2
1
1
1
I
Liahona
1
,Lituya
4
Lancing
3
Middleton
7
Midway
2
Mary
R
2
Maxine
2
Mermaid
1
Majestic
2
'"Mitkof
1
'Norland
5
Narrona
.
2
1
i
Nordic
l
National
l
North
i
g
Onah
5
jj
Oceanic
5
Pierce
6
5
Pearl
2
Pioneer
III
3
;
Pacific
1
'
President
1
jj
Prosperity
1
g
Rcvllla
3
m
Reliance
I
4
5
Rapid
""1
Rainier
Reform
Rainier
II
Rap
III
...
Sentinel
....
Star
...8
...1
..6
.1
.5
2
73.000
19.000
28,000
39,000
190,000
44.000
236,000
9500
209,000
33,000
11,000
20,000
32,500
92500
50,000
40500
84.000
18.000
9500
39.000
18,000
35,000
47500
29500
8500
84.000
68.000
23,000
12,000
9,000
52500
27,000
136.000
83.000
150.000
37,100
36.000
11,500
15,000
63,800
239500
61500
40.500
45,000
14500
22.000
40,000
36,000
146.500
28.000
105.000
43.000
51,000
107,000
20.000
69.000
19,000
20.000
39,000
26,000
40,000
102,000
42,000
168,000
24,000
17.500
23,500
17.000
72,000
40,000
102500
'48,000.
40,000
19,000
19.000
35,000
70,000
81,000
87,000
26,500
75,000
39,000
16,500
10.000
28.000
59,000
8,500
232.000
11500
54,000
13,000
117,000
26,500
4500,
Sea
Bird
2500iSunset
...
10.970
Seymour.
3,900
Superior
22.667
23,000
12,000
9,000
10,400
13,500
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Klcctric
and
Acetylene
!
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
i
and
Mining
Machinery
A"
Types
0f
Gas
IJngines
!
Kepalrcd
and
Overhauled
:.....i
J
l
l
40586
(Summit
2
8.100
Teddy
J
...3
1,600
Tiny
Boy
2
353?jTatoosh
4
5.820
iTacoma
2
10.75R
Ttllicum
1
10,000
Tordensjkold
....l
200;
Thelma
II
J
iTrinity
....1
22.000
36.000
25,000
22.000
32,000
45,000
33500
98,000
40.000
16.000
40.000
21,000
30,000
24533
Urania
l
25,000
19,000
9533
13,000
14.667
33,714
9500
34.833
16500'
11.000
20.000
16553
15.417
25,001
13500
21,000
18.00C
9,000
19500
18.000
35,000
11,878
9.833
8,500
21,000
Viking
5
64,000
Visitor
.10
63,000
Venture
2
56,000
;
Vansee
1
39.000
Wabash
7
45,000
Washington
t
3
40,000
Woodrow
....
1
12,000
Wizard
J
40,000
Yukon
9
283,000
Yakutat
2
76,000
Zarembo
8
122,000
Trip
Ave.
13,063
36.000
39500
12,878
The
Final
Week
Halibut
landings
here
during
the
past
week
totalled
209.000
pounds
of
which
110.000
pounds
was
from
four
American
boats
and
99.000
pounds
from
three
Canadian
ves-
sels.
The
final
landings
of
the
sea-
son,
with
the
possible
exception
of
an
odd
American
boat
which
may
yet
be
In
although
It
is
hardly
considered
likely,
were:
American
Arrow,
24,000,
8.5s
and,
65c;
Kodiak,
26,000.
10.4c
and
6c:
I
Celtic,
35.000.
11.6c
and
6c:
Svlvia.
171.000
.
28.300,
25.000.
9.1c
and
6c.
,
and
5c;
Joan
W.
II..
11.000.
9.6c
andi
5c;
Lois
N..
40,000.
12.9c
and
55c
RAW
FUR
SEASON
Commencing
Must
Unload
Large
Stock
25
Off
for
Cash
Come
In
and
see
our
goods.
Easy
Terms
Arranged
N
om
s
United
Church
Bazaar
Success
25.000
1
BURNS
LAKE.
Nov.
5:
The
Wo-
25,000
mens
Association
of
the
St.
Paul's
38,000
united
Church
held
its
annual
22.000
Bazaar
and
chicken
dinner
in
the
36.000
1
church
on
Saturday
afternoon
and
25,000
evening
last.
Although
the
weather
22,000
j
waii
not
very
agreeable
the
at-
16,000,
tendance
war
Rood.
15.000
16,750
29,000
20,000
16,000
40,000
21,000
30,000
25,000
12.800
650
28,00''
39,000
6,429
13533
12,000
40.000
23.133.
38.000'
15550
Great
credit
is
due
Mrs.
Ray
Commons,
who
is
the
president.
She
was
ably
assisted
by
Mrs.
J.
Gowans
and
Mrs.
E.
Uaddon,
in
charge
of
the
fancy
work
booth
and
Miss
L
Linton
and
Miss
K.
Manson,
candy
booth.
Mrs.
H.
D.
MacNell
was
lr
cHarge
of
the
tea
tables.
She
was
assisted
by
Misses
M.
Vantine.
N
Copithorne.
R.
Campbell
and
Mr?.
J.
Ashcroft.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Clark
was
in
charge
of
the
fish
pond
and
Mrs.
T.
C
t
The
lighthouse
tender
Albernl'
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