Prince
JUtpiri
JDaflg
Saturday,
July
16,
1949
TODAY
7:00
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9:05
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Waterfront
Whiffs
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
ONLY
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
ft
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1
GLORIA
HKNItY
WM.
1USHOI'
nd
will
oon
be
on
the
Skeena
and
Naas
rivers
clearing
navigation
channels.
The
Essington
had
a
number
of
planks
on
her
bottom
replaced
and
general
hull
repairs.
Some
of
the
material
replaced
has
been
In
the
boat
since
built
at
the
dry
dock
in
1931.
Second
boat
to
come
off
the
pontoons
was
the
government
lichthouse
tender
Albernl.
which
was
brought
here
after
she
was
beached
on
Calvert
Island
more
than
a
month
ago.
Cause
of
her
near-sinking
was
a
section
of
plate,
about
the
size
of
a
saucer,
which
came
out
of
the
cenwe
of
a
hull
plate
on
the
.-starboard
side,
just
forward
of
the
engine
room.
Just
what
could
cause
a
part
of
the
hull
plate
to
wear
thin
and
drop
out
is
apparently
be-
-
r.
In
I
CHESTERHORBB
Prince
Rupert
Dominant
Halibut
Port
-
Seiners
Are
Active
Down
Coast
Essington
and
Alberni
Off
Pontoons
II
PORT
SAID"
j
The
1949
halibut
season
on
the
Pacific
coast
closed
i
j
this
week,
ending
a
profitable
period
which
saw
al-!
I
most
15,000,000
pounds
of
that
type
of
fish
landed
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
OlrtlUO
IVIUPI.
Matinee
2
P.M.
-
EVt
Van
June
ll
A
II
Cavhiw'J!
CI
A
.
f
f
here
between
May
1
and
July
12.
Last
of
the
Area
OlOreWiae
UearatlCe
HOW
Uni
'
Three
...
boats
will
land
catches
here
at
the
week-end
or
early
next
week.
As
usual,
Prince
Rupert
was,
Gillnct
fishing
on
the
Skeena
vnnrt
pxnianntinn
bv
her
skio-1
BISLEY
THREAT
Capt.
G.
J.
Gamble
of
Winnpieg,
,
who
took
high
honors
in
the
Dominion
of
Canada
Rifle
Association
shoot
at
Connaught
Ranges
near
Ottawa
last
year,
Is
one
of
the
top
Canadian
threats
in
the
Bisley
competition
now
under
way
In
England.
(C.
P.
Photo)
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wv,
The
Bride
Goes
Steamship
IWovementi
the
dominant
port
in
the
hall-
"
"ilils
"vers
mia
ween
main-!per
capt.
Joe
Peterson,
and
the
talned
volume
simllar
to
tne
a
underwriters'
surveyors.
Sug-
but
industry.
Port
facilities
here
that
electrolysis
might
handled
7,500,000
pounds
of
fish'
1111",
....
i
Skeena
averaged
28
fish
a
day
have
been
the
cause
have
been
from
Area
Two
which
is
27
per-
throuehout
the
week,
while
on'
k.,,,,
n,
Aihi
fccr
Vancouver
,
Sunday
ss.
coquitlam,
10
cent
of
the
quota
allowed
from
the
Naas
the
daily
average
was
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
p.m
From
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
Tuesday
ss.
Camosun,
a.m.
From
Ocean
Falls
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
10
a.m.
For
Ocean
Falls
Thursday
ss.
Trlnce
Rupert,
11:15
p.m.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
midnight.
a
little
lower
23
fish.
is
fitted
with
zinc
conductors
to
eliminate
that.
that
area.
p.m.
Tuesday
ss.
If
Camosun,
1:30
Total
landings
litre
from
bolli
j
About
85
seine
boats
are
con
7
p.m.,
southbound.
She
sailed
north
from
here
last
Sunday.
Making
a
spe'.ial
run
to
south
areas
were
14,665,000
pounds,
I
The
weekly
sailing
of
th?
centrating
in
the
Whale
Channel
PtCE
AN
AU
IN
THK
DIILT
WKWH
-CIKCliLATIOH
Union
steamer
CoquiUam
from
according
to
preliminary
figures.'
nri
Wriht.
Sm.nrt
nu
Queen
CharloUe
Island
points
with
freight
and
mails
during
p.m.
Thursday
is.
Prince
Rupert,
11:15
p.m.
I'rom
Vancourer
.
Sunday
ss.
Camosun,
11
p.m
"
Wednesday
ss
Prince
Rupert,
io
a.m.
Friday
ss.
CoquiUam,
1
p.m
For
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
bulk
of
which
was
from
Cana-
starlmg
operations
at
the
'list
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert
and
the
south
Islands
did
not
take
dian
boats.
A
departure
fromjof
tne
week
Report5
on
tnelr
this
week
because
the
ves-
former
years
was;catcnes
place
say
tnat
they
nave
bten
Saturday
s.s.
CoquiUam,
10
1
immediate
immediate
Look
over
our
Cold
and
Canned
FOR
YOUR
the
lact,
that
a
very
small
portion
of
this
year's
landings
came
from
the
camps.
Most
of
it
came
from
the
regular
fleet.
pi
getting
150
pinks,
25
sockeye,
25
chums
and
20
coho
per
day.
Seining
in
the
Butedalc
area
closed
Thursday
night
24
hours
p.m.
From
Alaska
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
fo
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Sunday
ss.
CoquiUam,
a.m.
EATING
ri
,
PLEASURE
the
absence
(
f
the
steamer
CoquiUam,
now
in
Vancouver
for
repairs
following
a
recent
stranding,
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
Island
King,
Capt.
W.
McCartney,
will
leave
here
Monday
night
at
6
o'clock.
The
ves
sel
is
receiving
repairs
at
Vancouver
to
damage
done
when
she
went
aground
in
Masset
Inlet
last
week-end.
Two
tourist
boats
were
in
port
Friday.
The
Princess
Louise,
it
iliilb
Canadian
landings
from
Area
early
for
the
week-end.
The
Two
totalled
6.850.000
pounds
J
closure
was
placed
in
effect
on
while
American
landings
were
j
account
of
the
number
of
boats
650,000
pounds.
P
e
r
c
e
n
t
a
g
e
j
which
have
been
concentrating
of
American
landings
from
Area!
in
the
area.
sel
is
now
on
her
way
north
with
ASTHMA
NOBEL
PRIZES
The
Nobel
prizes
were
estab
TERRACE
MEAT
MARK
George
E.
Peters,
Prop.
'
QUALITY
SERVICE
Capt.
W.
C-.
Hubenet,
carried
a
freight
for
waypoinU.
At
the
capacity
list
north
to
the
Al-
end
of
next
week
the
Chllkoot,
aska
ports,
arriving
here
shortly
Capt.
Mike
Uldall.
largest
vessel
before
noon.
The
Canadian
Na-
0f
the
Frank
Waterhouse
line.
AND
HAY
FEVER
I
u
.
v.
o.
r..,
.
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i-
.
BREATHEAHY
OK
CANADA
1
!
noiicu
uy
liic
owtuwii
aiTit-iuiat,
miut'
at
tins
pui
l,
uuwcvei,
wa.i
;
Alfred
Nobel,
the
inventor
of
far
greater.
Area
Three
land-1
Salmon
purse
seining
in
Ltd.
Vancouver.
BC.
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BITTER
EG(;S
Poll!
Naas
waters,
known
as
fisheries!
tional
cruise
ship,
Prince
George,
will
be
here
enroute
to
Masset
dynamite,
who
died
Dec.
10,
1896.
ings
here
were
7,165,000
pounds,
Capt.
Ernest
Caldwell,
docked
at
Inlet.
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It
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CHIC
YOUNG
RI.ONniF
STEEL
LANDING
MATS
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LOCX
GIVE
IT
TO
KM
f
J.
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ClOU'RE
DOING
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MRS.
OGLETHC
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Area
Three,
will
open
at
mid-
j
night,
Sunday.
I
I
First
pulp
tow
to
leave
tlu-
Prince
Rupert
district
this
sca-:
son
a
Davis
raft
composed
:f
'
approximately
1,000,000
board
feet
of
logs
was
taken
out
of
the
harbor
this
week
by
the
tu
D.B.M.
under
command
of
Capt.
I.
Forsyth.
It
will
be
delivered
to
Northern
Pulpwood
Co.
of
Ocean
Falls,
which
is
the
logging
subsidiary
of
Pacific
Mills.
The
logs
were
supplied
by
local
contractors
who
got
off
to
a
late
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14-
Sizes
3x12'
1"
thick
start
this
season
because
ot
a
severe
winter
.and
poor
spring.
Operations
are
well
under
v;y,
now,
however,
and
a
fair
season
is
anticipated.
Arthur
Johnson
Is
local
agent
for
Northern
Pulpwood
Ltd.
.
MYSTERY
OF
ALBERNI
Two
government
vessels,
which
have
been
on
the
pontoons
atl
Suitable
for
Fences,
Skylight
Protectors,
Reinforcing,
Road
Building,
Cattle
Guards,
Dyking.
Triced
to
Sell.
Write
for
Blue
Prints
and
Full
Particulars
ATLAS
IRON
&
METALS
Ltd.
250
Prior
St.,
Vancouver
WAGNER,
STEIN
&
GREENE
CO.
1832
Store
St.,
Victoria'
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Kl'FERT
Sl'PPLY
HOI
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712
2nd
Ave.,
Prince
Rupert
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the
dry
dock
were
refloated
this
week
after
substantial
repair
jobs.
The
snag
boat
Essing
ton,
which
has
undergone
a
major
planking
job
to
her
flat-bottomed
hull,
took
her
trial
run
on
Thursday
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the
harpor
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JUST
ARRIVED
A
carload
of
beautiful
new
Kroehlcr
Chesterfields,
Bed
Lounges
and
Krochlcr
Rcclincrs.
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These
are
the
new
models
and
the
new
fabrics
which
will
be
featured
by
Kroehlcr
this
fall
and
winter.
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lie
sure
to
see
them
now
on
display
at
Gordon
&
Anderson
EASY
TERMS
MAY
BE
ARRANGED