I
Steamship
Movemenli
4
Prfnre
Hitprrt
Oafip
rectos
Ssturr'ay,
Jrtp.iiary
8.
1349
To
the
Royal
Pritie
1:
For
Vancouver
Sunday
ss
Coquitlam,
11
p.iu
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun.
1:30
On
the
occasion
of
the
birth
nt
Prince
Charles
k
p.m.
Thursday
-ss.
Prince
Rupert.
in.
zabeth
and
Prince
Phthp.
brieiit
!2-.vear
old
ShM
"y
t.
'
fin,::
Waterfront
Whiffs
i
Hr
in
rvi
r
Miiu
ii
a.
ttuuovii
i
iin
i
ia
r
ti
-b
w
n.i.
11:13
p.m.
Feb.
5
and
20
ss.
Princess
little
poem
of
best
wishes
and
coigratulations
which
r
mitted
to
Buckinsham
Palace.
Nowpn
acknovie(ip"
s,';f
received
from
the
lady-m-waiting
ti
Princess
vn,.'J,':1
1
annreciation
is
expreed.
Naturally
Ihe
missivp
it
m..'."?
,r-
the
local
Kirli.
1
"
'"ULC
Pr.
.IIHWUI.
HI"
-tOfK
?1
"
'
1
v
i
li
-
a'"
r
El''
'JJ&
h-
-
f
-
u
y
'
1
J'J
v.
-
j
r
Lt
Tlie
piKm
was
as
follows:
Halibut
Fishery
Up
For
Annual
Re-view
Government
Wharf
Slay
Get
Elevator
C.P.R.
Aug.
menting
Alaska
Run
Norah.
a.m.
From
Vntourer
Sunday
ss.
Camosun.
11
p.m
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Ceor?e
10'
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Coquitlam.
1
p.m
January
15
and
28
-ss.
Princess
Norah.
a.m.
For
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Sunday
ss
Cardena,
11
p.m
From
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
.
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun.
a.m.
From
Ocean
Falls
11
4
Oh
welcome,
welcome
ilyal
Prince,
Oh
welcome
to
this
woiid!
Oh
welcome
to
this
heavenly
place!
For.
you
the
flag
unfurhtl.
Oh
welcome
to
this
worl.l,
oh
Trinee
And
someday
you'll
lie
kiruj,
And
the
day
that
you
are
irownerl,
The
world's
bright
bells
will
ring.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert;
10
a.m.
j
Wednesday
-ss.
Prince
Rupert!
January
15
and
29-
ss.
Princess
4
At
Seattle
next
Wednesday,
the
International
.Fisheries
Commission
end
representatives
of
the
Canadian
and
American
fishing
industries
will
meet
in
an-;mul
conference
to
discuss
methods
of
increasing:
the
;
efficiency-
of
the
industry
and,
at
the
same
time,
pro-;
testing
and
advayinglhe.eonservatioij
measures
that
are
already
in
force.
'
j
-
It
is
a
complicated
-mat
tor,
in
ern
merits.
Despite
the
clamor-1
.
whvh
business
and
diplomatic
ings
of
finhermtsn
and
other
interests
are
involved,
as
vet-
members
of
the
Industry,
the
'
rem
delegates
to
the
annual
treaty
has
been
shelved
without
meetings
can
attest.
It
is
a
well
explanation.
known
verity
to
them
that,
while
Prior
to
the
.conference,
dele-',
things
move
slowly
enough
when
'
gates
will
meet
In
Vancouver
and
only
one
government
is
involved,
Seattle
to
co-ordinate
their
1
Lew"
Norah,
a.m.
For
Ocean
FbJIs
j
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
;
11:15
p.m.
j
January
5
and
2Q-ss.
Princes
Norah,
p.m.
For
Alaska
T
i
nii'iniKni--rf
in
iihhhwiimii
Wiw
Wednesday
s.
Prince
Rupert
midnicht.
January
15
and
29
-ss.
Prin-
briefs
to
the
Commission
a
wise
move,
because
it
permits
them
to
present
a
solid
front
to
offi
ErinoriA
BOUND
No
more
winter
bUzzards
for
the
StPinmnns
of
Winnipeg.
Stanley
A.
Steuunnn.
shown
here
with
his
wife
and
two
children,
has
been
appointed
supervisor
of
teacher
training
for
the
Ethiopian
Ministry
of
'Education.
A
veteran
of
the
R.C.AF..
Mr.
Steinman
and
his
family
plan
to
fly
to
Addis
Ababa.
Ethiopian
capital,
early
in
January.
v
(CP
Photoi
i
cess
Norah.
a
in.
From
Alaska
j
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
h
.n
two
are
concerned
progress
is,
practically
non-existpnt.
'ihey
cite
the
apparent
disappearance
of
the
new
Interna-tioiul
Fisheries
treaty
-which
was
druvm
up
two
j
ears.
auo,,
apparency
to
the
satisfaction
of
both
Ihr
American
and
Canadian
gov-
cialdom
rather
than
sectional
clamorlngs
that
are
often
ron-iusing
because
.they
conflict
in
potty
ways.
is-Uuit
curUilineiit
be
controlled
;
for
several
reasons.
Some
other
lie
Works,
acrurdmg
to
corves-'p.m.
by
the
Commission.
Voluntary
ports
favor
June
1.
too.
but
poiuience
received
by
the
Prince
curtailment
protrams
tried
in!
other:;
favor
May
1
or
even
Rupert
Chamber
of
Cmiwm
At
Trinee
Rupert,
the
co-ord-
W0
inatina
process
began
before
the'
the
pre-war
years
failed
because
i
-arlier.
ts
now
coiiditiei
m;?
insutiilimi
Their
tars
havina
rollldetl.
delenates
went
south.
At
a
re-
they
were
voluntary.
Agree-
A
later
date
would
see
less
.
mun-
ain-imw
rquipmrm
i,
wit
.
aim
w-.r
.
7.H6
"cent
meeting,
the
unioniad
fish-
mcnts
would
be
made
for
pres-!
part-time
halibut
boats
on
the
government
wharf
here
for
the
situation.
Jock
offered
Pat
a
crlbed
lay-over
periods
between
loading
and
unloading
of
cars,
drink
from
his
bottle.
Pat
drank
ermen
and
members
of
the
Hali-
pounds
because
these
would
be
but
Boat
Owners'
Association
!
trip
during
the
season
but,
al-.at
their
regular
type
of
fishery,
'particularly
in
view
of
the
fact
i
and
Jock
returned
the.
bottle
to
coastal
i
nls
pocket
the
big
C.P.R.
drew
up
a
brief
which
their
tyoiways.
there
were
a
few
boats
The
May
1
opening
date
finds
"Thank
ye,'
them
uiMVfimlsrt
sn
t.hev
fish
liner
mncesa
iiatnieon
is
to
dc
n.iflpfi
tn
l
ip
A
a
Nft
A
sci-vn-p
llilie
J
u
'""r
uit
ui
delegates
George
Anderson
for,
that
failed
to
abide
by
the
pact,
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen
and
Thus,
a
scramble
began
and
the
Eniil
Petersen
for
boat
owners
;
well-intentioned
principle
was
halibut
until
the
salmon
EXTKAADVANTvJ
j
'
ri
a
nip
yourself?
rtye,
repiieu
jock,
oui,
noi
i
Iran
present
as
endorsed
by
their
defeated.
There
is
another
Tactor
in
two
groups.
Contents
of
the
brief
are
not
new
,nor
are
they
particularly
volved
in
the
cry
lor
compulsory
curtailment.
It
is
the
fact
tha;,
rcaiiy.
,
.
i
season.
The
Kathleen
is
a
side-
However,
there
is
another!
loader
and,
in
order
that
she
'eason.
Old
time
fishermen
de-;c'n,ld
conveniently
handle
auto-clared
that
bigger
fish
are
mobiles,
it
would
be
necessary
caught
in
mid-summer
than
in
that
an
elevator
be
installed.
N
the
spring.
They
don't
attempt.
such
elevator
now
exists.
at
the
to
explain
why,
but
they
say
that
government
wharf
which
is
leas-Jieir
experience
in
the
old
days
ed
to
Uie
C.P.R.
as
its
mooring
original.
But
they
have
the
since
the
literally
hundreds
!
greater
virtues
of
being
tested
1
01
new.Doats,
ootn
umacnan
and
until
the
police
have
been
here."
j
4
1
Need
no
breaking
Do
ne'
mark
flooa
v!n
Ik
:
ifTv
A
.
C
Completely
woterpra
f
j
"rl
XQ')J
JTW
Y7
A$
&7n
Xi
jhK
Intulato
agalntt
.
Ke
SfaiVL
lii.Jll
'
'
k
'.
:
:
-
I
i
"
"
4
z
(Contmuec
on
Page
Six)
by
the
experience
of
both
groups
American,
are
m
the
annual
race
and,
therefore,
have
become
per-
j
Ior
the
halibut
quota,
some
of
ennial
deiiianus
on
their
part,
thPm
onIy
Par;
tim
halibut
Most
important
of
these
is
a
I
boats.
This
is
causing
the
sea-
of
year-round
fishing
proved
that
the
big
fish
did
not
approach
the
banks
until
July
and
August,
whereas,
earlier,
chicken
and
medium
sizes
predominated.
They
point
out
that
since
chic
Smiles
and
son
to
shrink
to
such
an
exkni
that
the
Area
Two
quota
was
cauuht
in
a
month
last
year.
A
necessary
step
to
a
curtailment
program,
they
argue,
would
be
the
licensing
of
all
boats,
not
only
those,
as
at
present,
which
ken
halibut
has
lost
favor
on
on
the
the
suggestion
that
the
authority
ofj
the
International
Fisheries
Com-
mission
be
-expanded
beyond
its
present
control
over
halibut
alone.
The
fishermen,
and
many
representatives
of
the
shore
side
of
the
industry,
believe
that
market,
it
would
be
wise
I
II
s
sl
Chuckles
wnen
larger
sizes
are
on
banks.
are
over
five
tons
register.
A
Another
conservation
measure
there
is
a
definite
relationship
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
"A
Ootid
Place
to
Buy"
January
Bedding
Special
consisting
of
r
Steel
Tubing
Bedstead
Steel
-
Ribbon
Slat
Spring
Sprirf
-
Filled
Mattress
in
3-3",
4',
4'6"
ALL
FOR
$59.25
ALSO
SPRING-FILLED
MATTRESS
SPECIALS
Royal
York,
panelled
S31.50
Royal
York,
plain
....
S29.50
Sani-Filled
S27.50
All
above
have
.
.
tempered
coll
springs.
ALL
"SPECIALS"
CASH
FREE
DELIVERY
.
Thone
575
327
3rd
Ave.
I
large
part
of
the
annual
-halibui'
Lady:
'Why,
you
naughty
boy.
is
Is
their
their
request
request
that
that
uniform
uniform'
'
between
one
type
of
fishery
an
t
Ladies
who
Knit-
WILL
BE
PLEASED
BY
THE
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
FINE
WOOLS
NOW
AVAILABLE
AT
VARIETY
fit
catch
is
taken
by
-small
vessels'
sizes
of
hooks
and
dimensions
of
.
I
haven't
heard
such
language
trollers
and
gillhetters
which
ear
be
enforced
in
halibut
fish-
i
since
the
day
I
was
born."
An
Extra
Room
or
two
where
the
attic
used
to
be
added
accommodations
will
greatly
increase
the
value
of
your
house.
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
and
Contractors
PHONE
36J
deliver
to
camps
and
over
which!
Jig.
Small
fish
thev
sav
will
Small
boy:
"Yes,
1
guess
there
another
and
to
make
conservation
work,
the
powers
of
the
Commission
must
be
expanded.
,
Their
particular
Interest
is
in
seeing
that
the
otter
trawl
fish.-e.ry
is
drawn
under
the
authority
of
the
commission.
Most
halibut
feit
the
Commission
has
little
direct
control.
While
there
is
no
unanimity
among
fishermen
in
the
various
MISS
CANADA
BEEHIVE
BOL'Ql'ET
NEWLAND'S
(ROY
rr.;
i
not
take
large
hooks
but
they'
was
a
Bood
bit
of
cussin'
the
day
will
take
small
ones.
.
If
a
set
!
V011
werc
born-"
a
jsc
of
hook
were
used
on
all
j
gear,
fish
under
a
certain
size!
There
never
had
been
any
ar-
would
not
be
caught.
Since
a;
gument
about
it:
Julius
was
the
halibut
is
a
slow-growing
fish
I
wisest
and
shrewdest
man
in
destruction
of
the
small
ones!
town.
One
day
a
youth
of
the
now
is
robbing
the
banks
of
Wg
community
questioned
him
on
COSY
AM)
WHITE
LILAC
KitoM
ENGLAND
f
American
and
Canadian
ports
on
lnfin
Vr.TO
tWo
Hrfltrtrlnfr
in
V.oli.
.but
nurseries
kills
large
numbers!?
TTS
Jl
U'C
Prince
Rupert
fishermen
have-
of
'young
fish
atid
they
want
trawling
controlled,
even
as
they
themselves
are
controlled.
long
favored
a
later
.date
thai:,
th
present
May
1
opening.
Jun:
1,
local
fishermen
and
boat
ones
for
years
to
come.
I
ttle
subject.
I
"Julius,"
he
said,
"to
what
Prince
Rupert
Florist?
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
16
Tel.
777
Flowers
fi.r
All
Occasions
Another
request
n
their
brief-
owners
believe,
woidd
be
better
Phonf
E"
518
3rd
Ave.
AV.
Provincial
Department
of
Pub-
would
yu
attribute
the
fact
that
.
;
you
know
so
much?"
i
"Good
judgment,"
replied
Jul-;
BLONDIE
Rut
Cupid
Had
Winffs!
By
CHICK
YOUNG
t
lus
reacilly-
"rd
say
u
was
my
'
frood
IiidErment."
.
.
"And
where
did
you
get
your
;
good
judgment?"
"That
I
get
from
experience."
"And
where
did
you
get
your
experience?"
"From
my
bad
judgment."
KODAKS
CAMERAS
TO
SUIT
EVERY
NE
Baby
Brownie
Special
-
Bi-twnle
Target
Six-20
Brownie
Target
Six-1;
Kodak
Duaflex
Camera
I
Flash
Attachm
nt
for
Kodak
Duaflex
Kodak
Vigilant
Junior
Six-20
.
Kodak
Vigilant
Six-20.
18
8
Lens
Kodak
Vigilant
Six-20,
ffi.3
Lens
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
"I
paid
a
hundred
dollars
for
Kodak
Vigilant
Six-.'O,
14.5
Lens
H
Kodak
35
13.5
Lens
with
Range
Finder
...
J
1
Flash
Attachment
for
Above
Four
Cameras
.
that
dog
part
Collie
and
part'
bull."
"Which
part
is
bull?"
"The
part
about
the
hunired
dollars."
Harry:
"I
always
drink
milk
because
my
doctor
says
mill:
is
a
great
bone
builder."
"
S
i
Arc
us
35
f3
5
Lens
with
Case
and
Flasheun
5!1
Wrathall's
Photo
Finishin
-Trojan
Horseplay!
Carrie:
"I'm
afraid
your
drinks
are
going
to
your
head."
T.S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AM)
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
FOR
ALL
TYPES
OF
PRINTING
Ci
RESTING
CARP?
PENS
AND
rKNf"
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
HOME
STATIONERY
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
.
Y
A
T,ISED
business-
'
(
4&jr
rr
ctF
itcomf.s)
fs
f
f
;
rV
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f
HI
k
5
iT
f
lkWVlf
J
;
fimw$
SEE
Dilili
Prmtiisg
Co
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OrFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
t7
Besner
Block
Iron
and
Braas
Oasrangs
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Interested
In
His
Work.
TENDERS
4
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMUX
and
MINING
MACHINERY
fc(sPCIAL
OEUVCPY")
.
"
i,
'
'
,
tj
..,
:'
A
jL
"ef
r-
I
DEUVEWES
APE
j
.
J
tionlng
Proposal
Number
will
be
received
by
the
listened
up
to
noon
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
13TT1
for
U
lowing:
PROPOSAL
NO.
1
Purchase
of
Clinton
Rooms,
Fraser
Street,
for
demo-Purchase
to
cover
large
front
building
only.
PROPOSAL
NO.
2
Purchase
of
Lot
28,
Block
31,
Section
1
and
all
but
thereon
ennaistlnfr
nf
r'ltnt-nn
Rnnm!
nnd
COtUS6
8
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
(J.
CLAUSEN
&
SON)
We
Take
Listings
of
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
TRY
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QUICK.
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
(Just
East
of
Lipsett's,
Waterfront)
Box
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