..day
oclobcr
2.
1024
riitu
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Worth
$100
to
Me
Relieved
Eczema
and
Piles'
Mrs.
Peter
A.
Palmer,
Salt
burn,
Ssulc.,
writes
t
"Dr,
Chase's
Ointment
has
completely
relieved
me
of
eczema
and
pile.
I
also
uied
this
Ointment
for
my
baby,
who
broke
ogt
AdvtlS,
aiUleoly
NcwS(
in
eczema.
A
few
application!
"ere
all
that
wai
neceuary
in
her
caie.
Dr.
Chase's
Ointssent
bss
been
worth
a
hundred
dollars
to
me,
before
uiing
it
I
had
pent
a
great
deal
more
than
that
in
untucceuful
treatment
from
doctors.
We
have
alio
uied
Dr.
Chile's
other
medicinei,
the
Nerve
Food
having
restored
my
health
after
suffering
from
sever
nerve
trouble
when
a
girL"
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
0
ft.
!.
.
llcrii
or
rlmuon.
IUU-
a
Co,
Urf,
Tivoato
Duba'rry's
Fine
Perfumes
and
Toilet
Luxuries
iit
i-
bl
of
g,wi
.(,
iid
reiiiiemenl.
PERFUMED
BATH
SALTS
IN
TABLETS
A
CRYSTALS
T.,'iit
in
iiffirnliiifr
ri
Ti'Pli
.
11
I.
.......
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.
------
f-
simp)
''fll
It
I
I'-If,
FLOWER
SCENTED
BATH
SOAPS
FACE
POWDER
MANICURE
OUTFITS
DY
CREAM
NIGHT
CREAM
TRAVELLING
OUTFIT8
I
;.
"'
"inpinl
ai'it
continent
i'-nn,
everv
Toilet
I,
r
v
rl
to
l.c
r-i-.
,
,
,-,-!
.,
.,
,.in
:
Pennine.
rVe
1'iwh'
N.ghl
Ofiim.
T-:lr
Snii..
lusting
owder
and
Tuolh
paste
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Ave.
A
Sixth
St.
The
Rexall
Store
Phones
82
and
200
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
PrinceRupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
--
PRINCESS
MA.RY
for
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle-October
7,
17,
28
ftt
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skegway
October
3,
13,
24
8.8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedals,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
NamU,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Cfnar
ct
40
8
reel
and
3rd
Avenue,
P-lnce
Rul,,
fc
.
Phone
100.
Helgerson
Block.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
DENTIST
Olfirn
Hours:
u
a.m.
lo
0
p.m.
Open.
Evening
lay
Spc
wii
App--i
ntnifnl
GOOD
NEWS
FOR
BUYERSOF
COAL
'
f'y
years
aeo
a
rr-
HsrliiM,'
t'diil
wn
.
dUitiver,!
nn
n
sonsntinii
il
the
limp
.Mq-i.iy
established
a
repuln-
!
Tn
neatest
hen!,
vrry
I
It
1
1
v
..
linker
or
rt)(.)ii
ji
w1Bg
'-N
W.lllntjtwn
coal.
Many
0,hT
ti,,n.
....
.!..
I
"
,
puitv
oprnp.l
on,
the
Inland
and
"'
:inin
Wellinirlnn"
lina
l.onn
,V't
(0
MlKMl
llnl
II...
....1.11,
not
l.e
-confused.
"Na-Jnio
WelJmstlon"
coal
hns
the.
"palatum
f
1(.ntf
,ho
,n'it'
or
HjMum
curtl
mined
on
iromfr
uttlM
Th(,
mnft.,in,
ftl'ti(
nr
9,0410
tuns
ppr
day
'"n
is
surelyatlsfaclorxevl-
"
i
quality.
'
puhhe
Hr.ullnned
against
2.
!
,U"n"
ftn''
ln
,,',r
I"
nil
!
"'iT
nl
"Xa-
d
(,,Pr
,iiroRl
fr()nl
A)bcrl
iZ
:Ty-
r,tl-
'"
"nlP
Crl,
T,
,h-
co',,
ln
,,rin,,
ir.it;
'.
..iifuni
number
""I
n.t
501,
J?"
,ca,
iMiy
a
t,,n
or
a
sack.
Vlre
an.l
un
irncKN
nnu
1
n
(Jtivi'
prompt
ner
.
SKIDEGATE
INLET
'
Dr
l.
J
iernian
Siio.
a
Cal-
k
a
t
y
dml
cniin
m
on
I
lie
last
boat
ami
will
make
ln
Iioiiip
in
Skiilcrale.
Mr.
?Up
in
with
him.
lie
I
iry
well
plowM-d
with
thf
pkci
ami
will
praetliy
hrr.
K.
S.
ItirlianlMMt
rcturnea
Itttine
aflir
pinHiiK
rrral
wrfltw
on
the
nmiiilanil.
.Mr.
ait.l
Mrn.
l'i'Irrj
nrritr-d
on
I
lie
hiitl
b!
from
Detroit.
Mr.
I'Hnrx
will
stay
wllli
hi
imiiluT.
Mrs.
Ilnpnnt
a!
TII-cl.
II'
hrouphl
In
a
new
Ford
truck
which
he
will
u.p
In
frclcUluiR
fnun
Skiih'Kalo
to
Tll-el.
l;roplex
on
the
Islands
are
pfcii.MMl
to
heiir
lluit
Norman
Wall
ha
been
appointed
(lov-ernmeut
agent
at
Prince
Ituperl.
Mr.
Wall
Im
been
through
the
Maud
Heveral
timen
ami
has
a
host
of
Mentis
here
and
ts
well
liked
by
everyone.
Cohoe
I
rollers
have
been
out
flsliinir
in
Skldeg-alit
Inlet.
Last
week
the-
high
boat
brougW
In
H5
fish.
Miss
F.
Hebdcii
of
the
hospital
nursing
stall
leaves
ou
this
afternoon'
train
for
Terrace
where
alio
will
spend
a
holiday
INVESTIGATION
OF
NEWSPAPERS
Probe
Being
Made
Into
Methods
of
News
Gathering
and
Especially
Into
Propaganda
"Probes"
nrnl-
invi
iaruf
ion-havo
been
directed
to
many
juuii.es
or
liumau
aclivilv
of
inn-
W
it
i)
Hi,'
IH'Wflll.HiPlV
lllfn
!
be
nlapfil
"
-
"
'""
...
IlirmiRli
money
furnisheil
hv
tln
Iiura
Spellman
Hockerdler
Me
mortal
I
uiiiiilalkm
a
widely
re
prewntalive
uonfini4sinn
a)
ready
at
work
on
a
con,,,,
-iim
lve
survey
(4
news
...urerc
news
srallsfring.
propaKanda.
nud
or
the
enllre
nrw
aspc.
t
f
thn
Ameiiran
newspapers
and
influence
that
may
nffeel
lli..m
-flir
InvesltpBtinn
Is
l0
be
carrierl
on
over
a
riod
of
two
ye.u
and
the
infegritv
0f
AmPriean
J.mr-
.....,-,
wn,
0
rillliIeKty
te.leij
The
newspapers
a
.-.
ii.,.i..
welcome
such
an
impiiry
by
eom-pelent
invest
ia-ntom.
Thi-y
,ave
notf.insr
fn
,de.
nut
iu..v
,i
w-anf
the
su-pirion
that
hover
nlimil
n
n..
...
.
ue
Oispeiieij.
Ksnec
allv
.in
U.
war,
when
"pronaa-anrfa"
h.D.n..
term
of
reproach,
,a
hP
xnoA
tl.lll,
Ar
I
...
a.
.
"ii
journaiixt.
.nd
ihoin
wors
i.een
.ineMionH.
How
many
persons,
ofti-n
im(hinkin-y,
have
H
ere
an
dTn
ere
or
man
on
hundrfd
and
fifty
trad.r.
from
the
Far
N.rth
arrived
J
Edmonton,
Alt.,
recently
briof
lr
with
them
fur
sales
to
the
value
t
approximately
1500,000.
Tartan
Second,
the
larfett
wooden
kow
In
the
world,
was
launched
recently
at
th
Walbu.
shipyard,
Vanf.uver,
B.C.
She
la
1,000
tons
bwden
and
kai
300,000
feet
of
Brit-Uh
Colombia
lnmtr
In
her
make-P.
Tke
seow
U
to
be
nsed
as
a
carrier
or
a
freat
pile-driver
for
Sydney
E.
Junkini
Company.
Two
dinoraurs
have
been
W.t.J
l
tk.
Red
Deer
Valley,
Alta
near
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
line
this
summer,
by
the
University
cf
Teeonto
expedition,
composed
of
IftiM-
setuitiiU
who
prospected
for
several
wki
n
the
rorge
and
are
parkins
op
the
prehistoric
rnon
sters
for
hipmeot
to
the
Royal
On.
tario
Museum.
Another
skeleton
has
been
located
by
the
Geotopcal
Purvey
cf
Canada.
One
of
the
ooUtandins;
features
f
Canadian
trade
with
the
Orient
durinc
the
past
year
r
so
has
been
too
remarkable
increase
in
wheat
flour
exports.
Imports
of
Canadian
wheat
flour
into
Hons
Kong
in
1923
were
the
larrrat
on
record,
showing
an
increase
of
100
per
rent
ln
vol
ant
over
those
of
1922.
The
tig.
nres
snd
vslues
were:
1922,
79.586
barrels,
valued
at
X12C.060;
1923,
191,821
barrel,
valued
at
249,044.
Zane
Crey,
the
famons
novelist,
recently
caucht
a
758
pound
tuna
fish,
constrtutint;
what
Is
believed
to
be
a
world's
record.
The
sea
monger
was
successfully
conquered
after
three
hours
and
ten
minutes
of
trilling
endeavor
off
the
Nova
Seotla
coast,
and
towed
Into
Liverpool
harbor.
Mr.
Grey's
prise
ts
a
species
of
the
blue
fin
family.
The
record
before
this
catch
was
heH
by
J.
K,
If
Ross,
the
well-known
Montresl
sportsman
and
financier,
who
causjht
a
710
pound
taaa."
One
ef
the
most
remarkable
achievements
in
art
printing-
yet
produced
In
Canada
and
one
which
finally
disposes
of
the
Idea
that
such
work
cannot
be
satisfactorily
handled
by
Canadian
firms
is
found
in
the
sew
booklet
issued
by
the
Canadian
Tacifie
Railway
dealing
ith
the
forthcoming
192S
Round
I
the
World
cruise
of
the
company's
steamship
"Empress
of
France."
Ths
booklet
contains
40
pages
of
teat
and
color
illustrations,
the
latter
exquisitely
combining
many
brilliant
hues
in
a
number
of
highly
Imaginative
designs.
Canadian
Pacific
gross
earnings
for
July
totalled
14,883,877
as
agsiiMi
'15,677335
for
the
same-month
last
year,
a
decrease
of
$794,159.
But
la
order
to
meet
this
reduction,
opersting
expenses
were
reduced
by
S1,963,S6,
those
for
the
month
being
$12,544415.
ss
cempared
with
$13,607,802
for
July,
1923.
Thus
the
net
earnings
for
the
month
showed
an
Increase
of
$269,527
ever
those
of
the
same
month
s
year
ago.
For
the
7
months
f
the
ytsr
to
July
30
gross
earnings
showed
an
lncresso
of
$3,017.
25;
opersting
expenses
sn
increase
of
$1,924,013
and
net
earnings
aa
iocrsase
oj
ll.093.26l,
WRiGLEYS
After
Every
Meal
It's
the
longest-lasting
confection
you
can
buy
and
It's
a
help
to
digestion
and
a
cleanser
1
a,
for
the.
mouth
r
and
teeth.
Wrlflley'a
means
bcnelll
as
well
as
w
naiaBV
mm
pleasure.
naaaniaveawaBi
r
ar
c
w
.
mali':u
'
us.
ii,.:
s
aoo'i'
doctored
oi-w-
ami
i
i.lori
ii
w-
IJow
tnapy
timex
liae
iii'Wpaei'j
and
rtews-ffallicriiiK
asf
oclati-ns
been
-tixmalized
as
I
he.
"tool-"
of
tlii"
or
that.
Surh
iM-iiii'rn
has
come
to
the
ear
of
the
real.xiajority
of
newspaper
editor
Uml
publish-'
ers.
and
because
the
great
rna-jorily
know
the
faelg,
they
1iave
not
taken
it
very
seriously.
Hut
that
has
not
disposed
of
it.
Such
tioners.
I'iiIpm
the
press
ha
the!
confidence
of
the
public
it
aims
to
serve,
its
usefulness
and
ils
fiehl
fur
public
servie
are
cur-
!ihil.
Wleile
it
may
be
true
lhatr
lie
ranuot
belii-ve
all
one
seesj
in
the
newspapers,
it
is
aIo
'rue
that
ncWpaper
editor
do
ot
willimrly
print
that
which
'hey
know
lo
he
faJse,
The
public
may
have
to
he
onslaully
on
KUarrl
again!
pro-;iairaiidM,
hut
they,
know
nothing
f
the
triiuple
af
editor
them-t'lvi'
aaainsl
lieing
Blade
vic-'iinsi
of
il.
The
inveUgmllOD
ld;ni
of
wrfl
have
servl
a
'ilahly
useful
eri
if
U
ios
"tiiiii).
iiior
than
demonslrale
hat
fa-l.
LIMBS
OF
A
WOMAN
FOUND
NEAR
LONDON
Remains
.Found
In
a
Sack
Be-twien
Dltton
and
Esher-
Follow
Previous
Discovery
iji.mhi.,
iiei.
.
tnat
a
vonian
wu
murdered
fn
an
nn-nown
place
by
an
unknown
ui'an
ml
lier
dismembered
remains
.(Telly
scattered
appears
lo
he
'ie
inevitable
conclusion
enierg-iik
from
the
double
discovery
of
i
woman
right
lep
and
fool
on
.ViiiridefUm'Cornmon
on
finod
''riday.
April
18,
and
of
a
"
wo-iiau's
two
I
high
honeys
and
two
uuie
of
!be
letff
!
oti
Thames
I
lit
Ion
Marsh
last
week
by
some
'my
who
had'
talreti
shelter
from
"ui
n
among
I
he
undergrowth
nr
the
railway
between
Dillon
inl
F.sher.
One
)f
Ihf
lads,
while,
tickmir
hi
way
through
the
nre.
saw
bones
slicking
out
or
some
sacking.
He
pqked
the
Htimlle.
and
the
sacking,
which
was
nearly
perished
by
exposure,
roll
lo
pieoes
anil
illscioseji
some
mure
large
hipies.
There
is.no
iloubl
I
hat
the
iahl
leg:
found
on
Wimbledon
amnion
formed
part
of
the
same
body
from
which
were
sev
ered
the
bones
found
by
the
boys
on
the
Iiitlnn
Marsh.
This
right
leg.
which
ha
.been
preserved
in
"piril
since
it
was
picked
up.
ad
been
sawn
off
by
som
nn-killed
person
at
the
knee,
and
when
the
severed
ends
of
the
limies
were
placed
together
Ihey
fitted,
and
thus
established
the
fact
Hint
Ihey
belonped
lo
the
same
person.
.
STRIKES
INCREASE
IN
JAPAN
TOKIO.
Japanese
4abor.
rovmg
in
class
consciousness.
numerous
in
the
first
luilf
of
t02l
ns
in
Ihe
fir.!
half
of
1921.
I'll
err-
were
135
strikes
Involving
55.000
workers
In
Ihe
flrsl
six
month
of
Hit
yenr.
ns
pom-
In
the
Letter
Box
APPRECIATES
SERVICES
Editor
Daily
NVw.
!
I
am
leaving-
on
toniglil'M
boat
for
Vancouver
and
I
w.uM
like
!
to
expn-ss
my
hr?her
appreciation
to
the
nurse
and
doefor
at
the
ieneral
lloxpilal
under
whose
charge
I
etirne.
I
have
been
here
six
week
with
lorn-ach
trouble
atrivin?
on
the
Thierival
from
.laoan
affer-
a
l
!
month's
voyage,
rruring
thr
six
weeks
I
have
been
here
I
have
bei-ome
my
old
self
again
nnd
I
fell
that
I
could
not
leave
without
expressing
my
thought
and
appreciation
lo
the
nurse
and
doctor
for
their
wonderful
r-
iv
ices
and
I
would
like
to
uen-
fjon
dial
the
Prince
Uupert
Sen-eral
Hospital
i
one
of
the
fiuesl
on
the
H.C.
Coast.
Your
respectfully.
Kit
NEST
SINCLAIR,
floyal
Canadian
Naval
Reserve,
II.M.C.S.
Thiepval.
GETS
U.S.
LOAN
OHKRIIAUSKN.
fVermany
The
municipal
savings
bank,
acting
as
a
trustee,
has
secured
a
one
I
million
gold
mark
credit
from
America
for
the
local
steel
jndus-'
try,
it
is
reported.
For
the
firsj'
year
of
the
loan
13
per
cent
in-
lerel
has
been
charged,
while
Bii
investigation
a
that
rontem-f'be
rate
for
the
second
year
will
dated
would
do
mueh
lo
Hear
be
7
per
reit.
the
air
and
reassure
honest
ques-1
FASHIONS
&
FOIBLES
by
Shirley
Sharon
'It
bi
o
I
H
BUTTHkSt
Piles
Between
Zeebruhae
and
London
Carrying
Loaded
Cars
of
Freight
I'hr-
police
nrr
Iryintr
to'ifind'
LONDON.
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ttt
becoming
increasingly
unruly.:
shareholders,
said:
Official
statistics
compiled
by
the
home
department
show
thai
strike
wvre
more
than
twice
as
54M
4533
7Avc
is
no
end
U
the
length
or
I
Ik
Popularity
of
the
tunic
blouse
uhUh
is
smart
in
'prinltd
or
in
colored
silks.
Tut
mrdhim
Inn
tunic
blouse
which
X
peartd
at
the
beginning
ot
the
season
in
white
cii
de
Chine
has
grown
with
the-wks
and
i
now
s
tiiire-juarlcr
IrmEtli
with
a
bonier
scalkiped
in
tomato
rnk
These
tjuusts
an
usually
worn
ott
a
slip
of
the
ssim
matrrul
aa
the
Moux,
to
give
the
effect
of
a
two
piece
custunie.
The
bljuse
i
jftca
Ken
in
pruned
uls
crip
or
crepe
de
Chine
with
a
slip,
of
plain
Color
or
in
the
combination
which
the
French
love,
the
dull
wilh
the
brighter
side
o(
satia
crfpe.
CAR
FERRY
IS
QUITE
SUCCESS
w
uniiiiiiv
oi
.
mis,
oiu
the
past
summer
a
mysiertous
munlcir
amj
nulila-
ferry
carrying
loaded
cars
has
lion.
Accordlnir
to'
ntedl6al
onin-
on.
the
murdered
woman
was
brugc
and
this
uort
and
with
nhonl
.
tl
year
of
age,
nnd
had
jrrent
success.
Uusiness
has
mii
tereii
rrom
an
ulcer
just
above
i
slea.lily
increased
during
the!
he
right
nnk
riv
mo.illw
of
nnxmtinn
nml
nil
new
business
is
being
kept.
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
contpany
operating
the
ferry,
the
chairman.
Lord
Daryngtou,
In
Iho
course
ot
his
address
lo
lh
Chairman's
Address
Since
Ihe
opening
dale
(April
2l
Ihe
ferry
service
has
worked
without
n
hitch
in
all
sorts
of
weather.
During
the
severe
storm
at
the-
end
of
July
the
service
was
maintained
without
ac
cident
or
delay.
The.
service
has
pared
wilh,
l?
strikes
Involving1
already
prove,!
if,
vain
for
the
-m.iioo
workers
during
the
first
convcyancn
of
ihe
tvno
nf
Irnf-
half
Of
1021.
I
fie
for
which
it
was
nrlnclnallv
-
.
------r
Lady
Bobbie
Hats
The
new
.shape-
specially
made
to
lloblied
Mead
arrived
today
from
Chicago.
Try
I
hem
on.
flyle
unsurpassed.
fit
the
Shingle
No
I
wo
alike.
For
comfort
Ihey
are
unbeatable.
For
SPECIAL
$3.95
EACH
H.
S.
Wallace
Co.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
We
stodi
Pictorial
Pattens.
Phone
9.
fi
BY
A
rf
OINTMENT
vJI
HIS
MAJESTY
4$
njRVEYOM'TO
A
KING
CEORCE
V.
It
rfssri
ii
ii
it
ir
,
Imported
whiskies
may
be
of
any
age.
The
Canadian
law
in
that
respect
does
not
apply
to
them.
But
the
law
requires
that
Canadian
whiskies
shall
not
be
marketed
under
two
years
old.
IAJH
Mono-ckt.
Ox.
adiaN
BlbT
WHISKY
are
considerably
older
than
the
law
requires.
They
arc
bottled
in
Bond
and
are
of
the
age
stated
on
the
Government
Stamp
over
the
capsule
of
every
bottle.
Read
iL
That
is
what
it
is
there
for.
DnTUXEO
AND
BOTTLED
BY
Hiram
Walker
&
Sons,
Limited
WALKERVULE
-
ONTARIO
'
DlsiiUcri
cf
Fin
WhitkU
since
1858
London.
Ens.
t
Dublished
published
0
or
rrtoiv-amf
the
consifrnor
have
ex-
pre.r
great
satisfaction,
at
the
higher
price
they
have
realised.
We-
have
acquired
wagons
suitable,
for
special
export
traffic,
such,
ns
boilers,
big
castings,
and
Ihevllkc.
It
will
be;
a
great
ad
vantage
when
manufacturers
can
load'
tip
for
export
orders
heavy
a'fhjnery
on.
trucks
at,
say.
or
Mieiiiem
ior
tieuverj
Ii.eco
fmm
the-
.anu
trucks
at,
say.
ti
Aian
in
.n-iiuii.
i
ur
jirrat
ur
gumenl
in
favor
of
a
Channel
Tunnel
was
the
elimination
thereby
of
all
neil
for
tranship-
2".
Through-
ment
of
goods
from
truck
to
steam
'
sfljp
at
the
KnglLsh
port,
and
rrom
snrp
to
truck
at
the
roreign
port.
This
advantage
Ihe
ferry
service
afford.
The
traffic
between
Zeebrugge
and
London
and
other
destinations
in
Kngland
U
working
expeditiously.
Tlie
time
occupied
at
Harwich
to
lake
the
loaded
trucks
off
the
steamer
and
lo
despatch
them
seldom
exceeds
irony
minute.
Hi
is
arronls
a
real
testimony-
tt
the
efficiency
whrch
the
London
and
North
r.asiern
Hallway
uompany
are
showfaig
In
operating
the
ferry
service
ort
our
behalf.
Messrs.
Scaenker,
of
Vienna,
hate
been
appointed
prijiciKil
agents
oMhe
serSrke,
and
will
act
for
the
company
in
Knrope.
Business
Insroasad
From
April
21
lo
3t
just
over
100
loaded
wagons
were
trans-
New
York.
U.S.A.
This
advertisement
Is
not
displayed
by
the
Liqnor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
vr
Mi
rhis
adTertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
tnleiiileiL,
namely,
rolling
slock.
machinery,
silk,
vegetables,
cheesp,
and
eggs
and
other
com-miMlitie
rerurrinu
quick
transit
with'
a
min
ill
mm
of
handling.
ported;
in
June
the
number
had
increased
to
IC2;
in
July;
we
readied
769
approximately,
white
in
Angus!
the
figures
in
creased
to
nearly
1,200
wagons.
If
Thi.
fruit
an(i
vegetable
traffic
I
the
volume
of
traffic
carried
in
from
.Belgium
and
Italy
has
been
very
sat
is
facti
rty.
ami
the
traffic
from
Zeebrugge
ha
exceeded
expectations.
The-
hrodnce
carried
tho
short
time
the
srvico
ha
been
in
existence
is
maintained,
we
have
itefinHety
crossed
the
line
belween
an
unprofitable
and
a
profitable:
undertaking.
In
practically
every
case
consignors
who
have
sent
shipments
by
our
service
have
eentinupd
to
do
so.
and
in
increased
quantities.
Therefore,
we
are,
I
think.
Justified
in
anticipating
that
in
the
future
traffic
will
continue
to
in-'
erease.
The
loss
on
the
first
five,
weeks'
working,
in
view
of
the
novelty
of
our
method
of
trans
port,
is.
I
think,
by
no
means
excessive,
particularly
a
includes
some
larg
Hems
which
will
no!
recur.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6528.
Sealed
Tender
will
Ix'
n-cruei
by
the
Mstrlrt
lunsiir.
nit
later
lhau
noon
mi
the
loth
day
t
o-tb-r,
ISli.
fr
Um.
purchase
ir
l.uvn-
X
am,
rounlain
Lake,
kltlni.t
Ann.
II.
i.
Ui
cut
TSSjhm.
reot
or
llrniluck,
UsImiii,
Ced.tr
snd
S-ure
54ViUi
Two
i
years
wiu
b
sllowed
tor
re-nwval
or
iNt-r.
rurthrr
parllrulars
or
the
Chll
rn.-trr.
Victoria,
or
the
rHiitTiet
forelrr,
I'rtoce
Hurert.
B.C.
LAND
ACT.
Casilar
Land
District.
Berordmr
dutrlit
or
Prlnre
Rupert,
and
sliuate
In
.ttlln
Lake,
about
one.
hair
mile
fne
wt
ot
Atlln
Towiwite.
T.UE
SOTICE
tint
I'aiil
L.
ErreM.
nr
Alllm
to
the
Province
of
Brlilh
Cstum-bls.
orrupattat
J.wHIrr.
im.mlH
t
spplr
for
permission
to
purrtuse
the
followta-dpsrrlbed
Isnds:
Cniiitnenrinr
si
a
posit
pUnl.d
at
the
niith
point
r
the
mall
Isund
known
as
Srrond
Island
In
Atlln
Lske,
sltusltsr
as
sbosei
Uienre
north-vest
and
nn
sniumt
this
Island
rolliiwtnr
the
thnre
line
In
Hie
plsre
t
romniviirrmrnl
;
snd
enntslnlnr
two
srres,
nnre
ur
less.
Sept.
Jrd,
IStl
PAUL
LOUIS
EOQERT.
a1