9
V
S
y
y
&
y
y
s.
y
.
w
aterrront
Whiffs
Two
Hundred
and
Two
Uoats
Landed
11,000,000
Pounds
of
Halibut.
Fishintr
Activity
Low
Now
Regular
halibut
boats
of
the
Canadian
and
American
fleets
numbering
202
brought
14,112,-000
pounds
of
halibut
to
the
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
during
the
1946
season,
making
landings
here
among
the
largest
in
recent
years.
Black
cod
landings
during
the
season
from
halibut
boats
which
turned
to
black
cod
after
the
close
of
ths
Area
Two
season,
totalled
853,003
pounds.
Here
Is
the
list
of
vessels
with
the-
poundage
of
halibut
and
black
cod
landed
here
during
the
1916
season.
The
parenthesized
figure
following
the
names
of
the
boats,
indicate
the
number
of
trips
made.
Black
Halibut
Cod
Arctic
I
'I))
134,000
Lorna
H.
(4)
....
74,000
.20,000
Ed
Lipsett
(4)
.
51,500
Cape
Race
(4)
....
37.0C0
Dcmino
II
(4)
....
59,000
15,000
Kyrielle
II
(4)
....
61,000
Afll
(5)
79,000
41,000
Anker
A.
(5)
....
73,000
Narvik
2)
38.500
Cape
Beale
(3)
77,000
Cape
Spencer
(8)
102,500
62,000
Ingrid
II
(4)
66,000
"You've
met
Dad,
Mom
and
the
Kid.
NOW
MEET
ME."
I'm
just
the
devil
with
new
clothes
but
Mom
knows
where
to
buy
best
and
Dad
agrees
'cause
he
buys
there,
too."
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
IHBI
Cold
Weather's
Around
the
Corner...
v
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
&
v
y
y
y
r
..
.
F
BlacK
'
Halibut
Cod
Bussey
(3!
35,000
Gulvik
(7)
80,000
51,000
Advance
II
(4)
84,000
Fredelia
III
(4)
125,000
Five
Princes
(5)
95,000
4,500
Clipper
II
tao
...115,000
Edward
Wahl
(4)
75,000
All
Star
(4)
53,000
Borgund
(4)
....
46,000
Four-Forty
(3)
..
55,000
Haida
Chief
(2)
43,000
Bruce
I
(3)
80,000
Larry
H
(4)
61,000
B.C.
Clipper
ri)
33,000
North
Star
1
14,000
Embla
(6)
116,000
Stream
3)
31,500
nose
U)
7.000
llrck'.a
2)
11,000
Delmar
(2)
43,000
Omaney
1
65,000
Gony
7)
81,000
55,000
"My
5
B
Name
Johnny
55
II
Junioi
n
il
a
wmk
ft
ft
n
ft
a
A
ft
ft
ft
a
ft
Get
the
most
out
of
your
coal
this
winter
by
putting
your
furnace
in
shipshape
condition.
And
get
the
mostJicat
out
of
your'
furnace
by
filling
your
bins
with
our
coal.
Order
now
and
fill
up
for
winter.
Our
clean
quick
service
lswcll
known.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Phones
116
and
117
PERSONAL
Xmas
Cards
Orders
Completed
Within
24
Hours
.
.
.
Cards
of
Your
Choice
.
.
.
Print
of
Your
Selection
.
.
.
Printing
in
Gold,
Silver
or
Black
Imprinting
first
doaen
75c,
others
r0c
dozen
Orders
taken
for
jj
Personal
Box
(imprinted)
25
for
1.00
(cards
included)
,
$j
Black
Halibut
Cod
Gibson
(4)
51,500
Good
Hope
(4)
71,000
Annaibclle
(4)
....
2o,000
Dollina
(5)
89,000
Elva
M.
(4)
71,000
B.C.
Troller
28,500
Helen
II
(5)
138,000
Miss
Jean
(5)
..
.200,000
Smith
Sound
(2)
28,000
Margaret
I
(3)
..113,000
Kyrielle
(4)
27,000
15,000
Lois
N.
(3)
106,000
Sunset
(2)
100,000
Dovre
B.
(7)
278,000
Mae
West
(5)
....101,000
SkeenaM
(11)
..
48,000
Venture
H.
(4)
..
57,000
Frank
Ellis
(2)
..
43,500
Finella
(5)
71,500
Olympia
(2)
29,500
Ilopewl
(3)
....
50,000
Teeny
Milly
(7)..152,000
38,000
Pacific
Belle
(3)
90,000
Bumper
Catch
(2)
19,000
Bates
Pass
(2)
....
50,000
Strafen
(6)
105,000
12,000
Invcrcan
III
(1)
16,000
Blue
Boy
(4)
36,500
J.
R.
(3)
32,000
J.
B.
(1)
31,000
Oldficld
(4)
101,000
Rodney
P.
(5)
..
74,000
Cape
Spear
(8)
61,000
54,500
Anne
Tuck
(1)
..
25,000
Toodie
(4)
55.000
Mother
II
(4)
....
43,000
Kaicn
6)
71.000
20,000
Kcnn
Falls
(4)
.118,000
Aleve
(3)
74,500
Reward
I
(4)
..
.
84,000
Masonic
(2)
108.000
Yaquina
(1)
50,000
Coolidse
(1)
53,000
Tuscan
U)
20,000
Eureka
(2)
36,000
Dollina
II
(4)
..
.'.260,000
Scott
Hill
(2)
..
.
75,000
Morris
H
(4)
67.000
Bessie
Mac
(4)
..
96,000
M.
W.
(3)
36,000
Silver
Horde
(3)
40,000
Robert
B.
(4)
...127,000
Parma
(9)
294,000
30,000
Capella
I
(4)
...
107,000
Covenant
(3)
120,000
Signal
(5)
138,000
Cape
May
(2)
....
,19,500
Velma
C
(1)
....
32,000
Tramp
(4)
111,000
SenUnella
III
(3)
54,000
R.
W.
(3)
38,500
Allaverdy
(3)
...121,000
Pauline
V
(1)
....
12,000
Maude
J.
(3)
.
..
42,000
Sharon
M.
(4)
85,000
Melville
(2)
67,000
P.
Doreen
(8)
...135,000
54,000
Fisher
Lassie
.(3)
156,000
Polaris
(1)
65,000
Middieton
(5)
....103,000
Prosperity
A.
(5)
111,000
13,000
Moresby
(1)
20,000
Neptune
II
(7)
..
48,000
42,000
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
nd
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
ARTHUR
MELVILLE
WILLIAMS,
DECEASED.
TESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
Ms
Honour
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
on
the
31st
day
of
October,
A.D.
1046.
I
was
appointed
Executrix
of
the
Estate
of
Arthur
Melville
Williams,
deceaso.l.
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified
to
roe
on
or
before
the
15th
day
of
December.
A.D.
1946.
and
all
parties
indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
31st
dav
of
October.
A.D.
1946.
HILDA
FLORENCE
OSBORNE,
Executrix
of
the
Estate
of
Arthur
Melville
Williams,
co
W.
O.
Fulton.
Barrister,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
v,.,
tin
NINETTES
OF
S
Black
Cod
20,000
40,000
Halibut
Balsac
I
(5)
55,000
Northern
Breeze
(4)
114,000
Western
Spirit
(1)
28,000
Quinlmass
(2)
..
27,000
North
Foreland
(3)
....
25,500
Peerless
(1)
8,000
Norrona
(2)
....
85,000
Intend
(4)
17,600
White
Hope
(2)
60,000
Ispaco
II
(3)
..
.112,000
Water
Fall
(3)
..150,000
New
Washington
(2)..158,000
Platlmum
(3)
....
95,000
Sea
Farer
(1)
....
45,000
Sea
Maid
(5)
....134,000
37,000
Sea
Ranger
(4)
..169,000
Taplow
(4)
80,000
25,000
Stevenston
m
(3)
59,000
Oslo
(3)
89,000
Viking
I
(7)
....
64,000
62,000
Mother
III
(2)
36,000
Gustav
(3)
51,000
Svarlbard
(3)
.
..
34,000
Mitkof
(2)
14,000
North
Cape
(4)
57,000
Zapora
(5)
,..256,000
Izumi
III
(3)
....
61.000
Lady
Marr
(3)
..
63,000
Seattle
(1)
40,000
Kanaga
(2)
122,000
Thor
I
(1)
48,000
Pierce
(2)
42,000
Takla
(6)
322,000
27,00a
Harmony
(1)
....
50,000
No
men
(3)
38,000
Karmsund
(2)
....
27,500
Kodiak
(4)
235,000
Valient
I
(2)
..
12,000
Sclma
H.
(5)
....
63,000
56,000
Minnie
V.
(2)
....
9,500
Getty
(1)
4,000
Pauline
V.
(2)
..
41,000
Dolphin
(1)
16,000
Marylyn
(1)
17,000
Marilee
Ann
(1)
17,000
California
(1)
..
32,000
Suchona
(1)
....
6,000
Snowfall
(1)
....
18,000
Agnes
O.
(1)
....
21,000
Visit
(1)
12,500'
Nova
(1)
16,000
Freya
(1)
30,000
Jane
(1)
25,000
Invcrcan
IV
(1)
7,000
Alma
(1)
17,000
Carol
(1)
19,000
Joan
W.
II
(2)....
64.000
Relief
(2)
14.000
3,000
Debut
(1)
8,000
Valiant
II
(l)..
14,000
Empress
(1)
10,000
Invercan
II
(1)
24,000
Combat
2)
65,000
Wireless
(1)
11,000
Visitor
(1)
10.000
Unimak
(5)
148.000
32,000
Reliance
I
(2)..
56,000
24.000
Joan
F.
Ill
(1)..
27,000
Chief
Skugald
(2)
97,000
San
Juan
(2)
..
.102,000
R.
&
II.
U)
35,000
Tor
II
(2)
65,000
Nordby
(2)
93,000
Trinity
(2)
94,000
Yukon
(1)
40.000
Western
(1)
47,000
Zenith
(1)
55,000
Atlas
(1)
40,000
Roberta
(1)
58,000
Frigidland
(1)..
6-2.000
Addington
(1)..
43,000
Chelan
(1)
38,000
Aleutian
(1)
....
52,000
Spray
(2)
62.000
Ethel
S.
(1)
43,000
Constitution
(1)
54,000
W.
C.
Todd
(1)..
55,000
Alaska
(US)
(1)
35,000
Northern
(2)
112,000
i
Black
Cod
Halibut
Bcrnicc
(1)
30,000
Ivanhoe
(1)
53,000
Alaska
(C)
(1)..
60,000
Arlice
(Y
40,000
Brisk.
(1)
46,000
Wizard
(1)
42,000
Evening
Star
(1)
77,000
Bonanza
(1)
42,000
Martle
(1)
22,000
Liberty
(1)
53,000
Eclipse
(1)
58,000
Slrius
(1)
21,000
Bataan
(1)
60,000
Hcnc
(1)
60,000
Lilly
0.(1)
8,000
Kaare
n
(4)
.211,000
Pishing;
Is
At
Low
Ebb
Fishing
operations
out
of
Prince
Rupert
arc
at
a
low
ebb
these
days
with
salmon
operations
completely
closed
down
while
about
five
vessels
are
engaged
in
black
codding,
with
Incidental
halibut,
a
few
others
are
out
line
fishing
for
black
cod
to
market
their
liver
content
and
still
a
few
more
are
engaged
in
dragging
for
flatfish.
There
has
been
a
limited
amount
of
shrimping
In
the
harbor.
Recent
bad
weather
has
been
holding
down
such
little
fishing
activity
as
is
being
attempted.
One
of
the
vessels
which
had
a
rough
time
with
the
elements
lately
was
the
well
known
Margaret
I,
Capt.
(Long
Al)
Wole,
which
lost
all
but
nine
skates
of
gear
when
caught
in
a
violent
storm
while
black
codding.
A
28-foot
glllncttcr,
purchased
by
Louis
Lcbourdals,
M.L.A.
for
Cariboo,
from
B.C.
Packers,
recently,
has
been
safely
transported
to
the
central
Interior
and
is
already
doing
duty
on
far
Babine
Lake
as
an
adjunct
to
the
facilities
or
the
guest
ranch
which
the
M.L.A
"s
two
sons
are
setting
up
there.
The
boat,
powered
with
a
0.
h.p.
Vivian
engine,
was
taken
from
here
to
Burns
Lake
on
a
flatcar
and
from
there
ASTHMA
SUFFERERS
Get
welcome
relief
from
the
wheezing,
i
neezing.
gasping
struggle
for
breath
'
caused
by
Asthma.
Take
RAZ-MA1I,
j
specially
made
to
relieve
itchy,
streaming
eyes,
choked-up
bronchial
tubes,
difficult
I
breathing
and
harassing
coughs
caused
I
by
'Asthma,
Chronic
BroncStis,
Hay
I
Fever.
At
druggists
50c.
$1.
K-24
i
ii
ii
SAILINGS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Way
Points
Tuesday
SS
Coquitlam
1:30
pin.
Friday
SS
Catala,
10
p.m.
Sailings
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
every
fortnight.
Further
information.
Tickets
and
Reservations
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
563
1
1
moved
in
on
a
truck
for
the
distance
of
22
miles
to
Pendleton
Bay
whence
it
has
tocen
run
up
to
the
head
of
the
lake
where
the
boys
plan
to
run
it
up
to
Christmas.
Evidently,
the
transshipment
created
a
lot
or
ln-.crest
at
Burns
Lake.
"It's
the
finest
boat
on
Babine
Lake,"
writes
the
redoubtable
Louis
who
has
also
been
taking
in
some
cattle
and
horses
from
Burns
Lake
to
Babine
during
the
last
few
days
before
proceeding
to
his
home
at
Qucsncl.
BARGAIN
FOR
COUNCIL
LONDON
Islington
Borough
Council
needs
land
owned
by
the
Marquess
of
Northampton's
Trust
for
the
development
of
the
borough's
public
gardens.
The
Trust
says
the
council
can
have
it
at
an
annual
rent
of
one
peppercorn.
'Wfiiiii
I
MI
L
It
fiw3l;li:l
sh-w-ssnsH
Genuine
aspirin
is
Av
i
MARKED
THIS
WAT
WE'LL
KEEP
YOU
WARM
NEXT
WINTER
OP
l
r
you
order
your
coal
for
next
winter
NOW.
By
ordering
today
you
protect
your
family
and
yourself
against
being
caught
without
coal
when
winter
comes.
Philpott,
Evitt
&
CO.
LTD.
Phone
651
and
652
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