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rii
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pot
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1
,i
imu.
or
Druggist
I
"
,
nd
For
ur
talogue
It
conilderabie
eipente
we
ire
getting
out
a
nice
llttls
pfcUl
catalogue
showing
pny
new
and
beautiful
.Httmas
Olfts.
the
Catalogue
will
be
out
to
or
three
weeks
and
i
would
ime
an
our
rlendi
to
have
one.
you
do
not
live
In
Prince
luotrt
drcp
us
a
card
and
ke
will
send
one.
mm
Bulger
Jeweller
ART
Cloth
es
Ovi
er-
coats
to
measure
Steve
King
P'ird
a
vc.
Green
85
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SALE
of
Slickers
and
Raincoats
20
Per
Cent
Reduction
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Pr.
Alexander
8mlth
Block
Phone
675
DENTIST
1H,
forly-M-vcn
mile
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,
PAGE
SEVEN
First
Blue
Fox
Farm
in
This
Part
of
British
Columbia
is
Just
South
of
Porcher
Island
(Andrew
Ness
and
Associates
Make
S
uccess
of
First
Season's
Operations
on
Islands
In
Kitkatla
Inlet
.....ii
hi
runway
ITUVIIIrCj
I
miiiU,
of
or,,er
Ma,J,
i,i
Kitkalla
loom
i
Prmce
H,M.rt,
Uie
N,
brothers
ai
f
i
fly
f,e
l,H(.
f(JH
,
one
or
two
partner
have
e
'oe
ili
till
tti
I
I
I.
I
.
.
'
'
I
fnf
i
try.
I
There
are
number,
of
itjaml
1
.among,
-ml
if
all
were
i.mmI
for
uniilil
uel
r-i.i,Mi.l..,.i..
'
,'
iiinniiu
j
.tiiiii.ir..-
i.i
i.
i
i
....
--"
,1111,1
,,i
nun
would
I
if
!
nioe
now
on
the
roal.
The
ifol
of
slartirijr
i
not
large
ami
all
I
ti
n't
i
needed
in
ordinary
i
..
I.
.
I
..
umiiiy
uuu
can
io
make,
a
success
of
the
busiue.
Here
I
what
the
Ne
,ny
uri-
doing:
They
arc
the
owner
lot
Ihe
lialililll
fUliinsr
lioal
Inez
II..
a
fii'
iium
boat
thai
they
I'Oilt
tio-iiKi-lM'H.
Thi
boat
cne
l-t
Hip
fox
farm
hihIi,.,
7""
"
"yTL
"
.
,
..
.
,r
t
of
nlfvi-n.
I
he
i
.
en
where
.
i
mrrifi.
Miiiiiif
ami
aio
oca-;
ionuly
leate
offal
fih
uli.nl.
I..
t
.
""""
1"
.1
i
ne
larin
oeeupie
mree
small
mlMiMl.
mile
uwav
fr..,
..v'
other
lu.Hl.
The
artre.,
,.a.
wa.
rcl,a.l
from
the
over,,.!
ment
ami
th..
other
tw.,
lea.e.i.
....
....
.
hey
are
.even
ty.,even
a.re..
fifteen
aerei.
anil
ten
are
n
-xlent
re..clhey.
an.,
,Wo
of!
them
are
.
rlo.e
Wither
l,l
Ihey
are
ronm-rle,!
at
low
tide.
fn
ihf
farm
Ibe
hmlher.
Andrew
Xe.
Harold
Xe
ami
an-ntlier
fUherman,
101.
Hhrilen-en.
plare.l
ii
mir
of
fines
In.
I
fall.
They
were
norcha.e.1!
.
.1
II.
.1.....
i
Il.....l
.....
i
i
.
..
t-'
SfM
li
a
.....
ialr,
hut
a
other
,k
mimrvi
1
wao
neeileit
the
rapitat
kill.
"
'
eribed
In
all
wan
.tnfl.
J
Wow
Fifty
Foes
The
fbxe
are
fe.
one;
a
day
Krom
thU
wmall
bepinnlnR
the
on
eooked
fiMnl
formed
of
a
mix-farm
ha
IncroaMMl
In
les
thanjlure
of
oatmeal,
bran
and
meat
a
year
to
elo.e
In
fifty
foxeo.jor
fat.
Often
a
hair
seal
i
shot
Kurly
youni;
one
ure
are
ae-Und
part
of
Ibe
earca
boiled
emintei
fur,
ami
il
i
poMmble
Ihejwitb
the
other
food.
It
i
011-number
may
be
larger.
They!
male.)
Dy
Mme
that
about
I0
a
have
the
run
of
the
inland.'
year
will
Teed
a
fox,
ut
kVe
which
are
thickly
Rrown
with;
ihtnkp
it
may
be
higher
than
redar.
nprue,
bemloek
tree
ami
umlerliftih.
Today
the
yrianvr
fote
are
unite
a
laiye
a
the;
the
malinsr
eaon
i
in
Feb-old
one
and
they
took
tarser.
anjrtiary
and
the
oimir
are
born
(he
parent
ha
been
loninft
llie;NKul
April
or
May.
When
a
ile
lieaulifiil
for
for
which
they
are
ramiiun,
wtifn-a
Uie
youna
on,
ha"
lheir
inUrl.
Two
liiter
of
eleven
eah
were
iaied.
two
of
even
caeh
ami
i.ne
or
ix.
-vrxi
year
uie
neet
the
littern
lo
be
lanrer,
a
iimi
i
rii4loinary
Uie
eeond
NOTICE.
M
tHE
ViTTtn
or
in
irtilu-tllaB
for
Itw
Itxtr
t
1-nnUKHUl
rlinrlJ
o
TOW.
tw
ll
.
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;
IM
t
J
If..
l.fcKk
I:
Mi
1
Ml
l,
Itkttk
II;
Ul
I
,
T
tint
.
IM"
It:
t1
I
B
a
i.
i.u
i
it.
nUk
ti.
uu
ii
and
If.
Hliwk
ft;
I.-U
lt
l,
"
l.
f
md
l.
Mk
f;
nl
p,or
rri
m
;
And.
nw
Imi
t
..f
pttt
It
rrr
of
IjI
.
IWM
.
!.iiwrirr
iir
f
lb?
M
of
the
OrllOrilrt
i.f
Tllk
mrmt
we
I.
...I.
hllltf
llMA
MWHM
Ul
Tl.
II
I
mi
iBimooo
if.
!..
rr
ihe
sjrM
..r
.4m
imHilh
frmn
ihr
nmi
poiiri.w
befr.
PKiTONHiel
.frlinrl
or
TU
In
II
Omvr
UnU
In
Hm;
rertinrtM
f
Tltk
in-
UJI
Ui
I"
ti.l
r
ur.ilrl
IHIOC,
10MI.
twi
..hi'
ntio,rr
ornce.
rnw
nfri.
H.c
flth
SMaibr.
ttii.
I
r
Miriron.
LAND
AOT.
Nollt
f
Int.nlk
to
Applf
to
Ulll
In
I'tlnre
llurl
I
.ami
lrr.irlln
ti-'
Iflrl,
an.1
tuu.K
ii
i
...
i.kw
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iuwil
M.a
.luln
..ullH-Mrrly
rnun
llj
iii'l
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l
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rn"n
,hm
rm"
w.ik-o
owl
wiu
r'h'r!
I
iiuiM
or
Vinivfr.
H.:..
nccuwUMt
nr
IM
ft.lhiwllif
rrro-rlbrtl
'"'"p
,
i
,,in.iH
i,rl.i
it
l;"l
rlnl
cii.imi
rlMin
in
VS
.......
....
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iwrlhrfl
mil
ui
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I.I.ihI.
UHl
11.110
rllllll
fPHH
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nwin.irin
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o
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hlh
hl.h
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nil
lu
tu
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ll
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f
WHiinMirMnl.
rwiiiiiirMnni.
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l.oi
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Jfjft-ii
WALLACK
mmMl
LIMITM.nt
DalH
Sfplfliilwr
flllh.
I?:
OOViaNMCNT
LIQUOR
ACT
Nllf
of
Awlltllon
lor
Bf
lletmo.
MiTir.K
n
mnrny
oivk.v
ihi
n
IhK
IMh
rtiv
of
ortobrr.
.'!'
Vi.Voor
niitiixt
mirn..
to
i..ly
t
ihj
'XJ
lr.1
it
SkhfrlMI,
ion
Ihe
l'J'
?
I"
rrlfccil
it
Uil
t.
nWk
4.
aerorrtmr
laiwf
lo-iristry
orriri
i
ih'.
1
,?i
h
hftperf
in.l
mimlre.l
l.
f"
Mnro
"
ial
of
IH-Vr
by
ihe
or
by
ihe
P'n
Imlile
f
rwioiijipilon
""'.K''"'
"'
n.a
till
itf(t
it
Sklitral.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT.
R.ofdln
DlttrleVjof
Ttl'QftPh
Cri..
Ihnl'jnlm
J-'h
1
PiiwI'T.
TUF.
.NOTICE
In
or
llirit
niarler.
Sllklne.
rinrhor.
twi"
to
apply
fr
rrniln
r1""
rim"
rhaln;
lhinr
In
J
nr
north
to
wlLo
'y
"dlrerilna
ia
'.."'Kri
In
an
aoiilhr
rtorrly
rly
illrrrilon
itlrrrllnn
to
tn
rbsinj;
rhln,
"ir,
lo
7""
nun
Hit
nrriiifiit
mt,
u.i.a
auiuMj
.....
jVcB
FOWLER-
"
,m
'
"P.r-
along
u,e
...
.
!
..:..,
that
firvo
J,"
'jjj.
.
1
",l
K"iruuieiii
r
iroro
..
laxe
...
utld
",1U
"
leohew
.
aim
-in,
I
lll'W
valnaMt'
.-uliiitioii
ar.
Mh
mali-
an.J
fcmalft
I'rtwnU
look
afinr
llo
yoiinif,
the
malf
rarryinjj
fKid
th.m
nw-"larly
ami
keeping
a
walchful
e
on
Id.,
hroml.
Closely
Guard
Young
An
inlen-tliMK
f.(,uro
()f
lh1
rarf
"f
parents
for
thilr'
ihey
wcr
tNirn
wnu
.r...
u.
on.lHml
from
be
..hack
where
the
caretaker
H-.
Flmlinif
there
.
an"
miiany
L'lT
,M,renU
.
,
.
'
"
l"
"1
T
"
J
U";'
r':
one
am
five
In
the
other.
,n
r-
The
(lvi(,
(f
'l
'J
,,,,,,
,
,,'
,
..a
H
"V'U'
U
U"
acl
",iU
"
"naM"
J'1
,ln
"
!
al
h'
.W!,"M
'-
iiu.
w
.me
wri.ui.
nn.i
iiin
lo
(he
other
den
and
nure
I
hi'
111.
The
ilen
are
hollowed
mil
f
tt
kin
liimiAll.
1
1...
u....a
..
i
i
-
-..
.,T'
"
a.
-'-'"V-
aiiiiiiii
r
js
mnu'iiuii
runways
u..r,u,
.-.
exiriu:
M,r
,mnV
ard
and
Ihere
are
.
.
.
...iif-iriii
direct
lonn.
thuw
InnurinR
a
safe
exit
in
rate
of
trnuhle.
that,
although
not
more
than
?5.
lor
a
den
i
lerted,
the
pair
eUetinf
Ihe
ile
will
not
allow
inlrtioion
from
other
ioxe.
no
.nalter
how
rlonely
related.
They
ftirttt
viaoriiuiily
and
ahvay
win
becaueu
they
have
riphl
on
(heir
eide.
One
pair
lal
year
nwam
lo
the
xmall
UlumI
which
I
wholly
iletacheil
from
the
oilier
and
raided
their
y
mi
tip
there.
I'iuhI
had
to
1m
taken
to
Ihem
by
hoal
every
day.
At
low
water
the
foxes
forage
for
lliem'elve
alonp
the
beaches
piekiiw
up
Ham.
tnuo,
crah
ami
oilier
small
cnvilnre.
Often
Ihey
biirleil
theee
and
came
back
later
and
dup
them
up
and
ale
Ihem
after
they
had
becun
to
deeompne.
Heeenlly
I
made
n
visit
to
the
islands
and
spent
a
nislit
there
with
Andrew
.Vess.
We
inspecled
all
Ihe
foxes
loffelher
ami
look
a
few
photnjrraphs,
but
photos
were
difficult
lo
yet.
Although
Ihe
foxes
were
lame,
they
look
fright
at
the
slightest
rapid
movement
or
peculiar
noise'
and
'offVn
would
not
spent
a
gtiixl
deal
of
lime
playing
like
killons,
chasing
each
other
along
Ihe
beach
or
among
the
trees
ami
secniinjl
In
enjoy
life
lo
Ihe
full.
Male
Always
Welcome
Allhoniih
I
ho
youngsters
were
four
months
old
and
as
lig
as
Ihe
paieots.
Ihe
old
male
still
LA
MO
ACT
I
n
I
ho
Unit
H.r1ln
nUlrlcl
of
rrhire,
iitiorM.
anil
tituair
on
nit
rani
envk
whirli
flows
lnui
Itir
tralall
Hlvitr
alMiut
II
utiles
from
Us
immlh
TAKE
NOTir.t:
thai
I'rinre
llurl
Spruce
Mills.
l.miMril.
or
rrinre
niiprri,
oniiua
tlai
lumbrr
nianiifartiirers.
Inlrniti
lo
apply
for
iriniloii
io
ptirrhae
Iho
fol
luttlnt
ilvarrilMMl
lan.ll:-
Cisiiiiu'nrlna-
at
a
hii
planted
about
10
riuiin
miriiiiTir
in.ui
me
Miunii'aM
mr-Hit
of
Lot
31.
IUiiit
rour;
thenro
40
rhalns
northerly:
tlienre
40
-rhaln
eaO,er-lyj
I
hi
ore
40
rtialns
aoulherly;
thenee
40
rlialm
rterly
to
piiiit
of
commence-ment.
and
rontalnlna;
10
acres,
more
ot
"'"i'linr.K
nt:ri:rT
spruce
mills.
LIMITKIl.
Appllranl
Per
C.
r.
niel,
Aaent
nmert
uui
ath.
t
LAND
ACT.
In
the.
Allln
Land
putrid
nr
CaMlar.
TASK
NOTICF.
Dial
t,
Kliphlet
Noll
Poller,
or
?iew
York.
.N.Y..
'
U.4.A,
ocril-paiioii
broker.
Iiipnu
to
apply
fur
per
minion
la
porrhnM)
the
tolluwlnr
lie-rrlbud
land:
Cniiiiiienciiir
al
pout
planted
about
to
rlinlii
Knutli
or
llalii.'a
I'.ilnl
ou
the
wel
aide
r
TairUli
Lake,
abmil
eleven
mllea
aoiilh
or
Hi"
Yukon
boundary
Hue;
tln'iir
we.l
m
rimini
inen.'o
iiurin
iu
rnaux;
hence
el
C9
rhalna;
thenre
southerly
rollnwlna-
alone
the
.hure
line
or
Tarln
Lake
to
polio
of
Dmiinenreinent,
aald
parrel
ronlainlnr
AO
acres,
more
or
lens.
M.ll'IILLT
NOTT
roTTKH.
Applicant
Fred
Lawion,
Afnl
Dllld
AUIUll
I
Oth.
vl.
i
i
ii
Mimetimes
brotighl
tlieni
food
(in.)
was
always
welcomed
after
being
absent
for
some
lime.
I
was
watching
them
-.ejirtyin
the
murnirtjg
when
the
Old
Tox
return
ed,
apKirently
aflr
ilieing
away
all
night.
The
youngsters
dash
ed
up
to
dim
and
made
unmis
takable
signs
of
welcome,
whimpering,
chuelrljng
and
siuankin
and
prtfficfhg
'
about
He
would
not
allow
any
undue
familiarity,
but
now
and
then
gave
one
a
slap
or
growlesl
an
grily.
Then
they
desjstet
at
once.
The
Xess
brothers
told
me
Ihey
were
ju
about
to
put
In
reed
houses
for
the
foxes.
This
would
serve
as
protection
for
them
irttring
bad
weather
and
also
be
a
means
of
calching
them
when
necessary.
In
the
runway
of
each
house
is
a
trap
door
that
enables
the
foxes
to
be
caught
without
difficulty.
Imitating
my
host.
I
tried
feeding
tlie
foxes
bread
from
my
hand.
Several
of
them
got
quile
ueil
to
taking
if
from
me.
Now
mid
then
one
would
snap
ami
catch
my
finger,
but
Would
always
let
go
without
hurling
me.
they
would
put
their
front
feet
against
my
lody
to
reach
for
the
bread,
but
would
not
allow
me
or
anyone
to
Imirh
them,
and
if
the
camera
clicked
Ihey
were
eone
like
lightning.
Cleanliness
Important
Cleanliness,
.
I
iotipd.waR
an
important
.
MhtriK
'lokeeninK
ths(fiitimal4.:.'A!i
cookftiKjjilen-
is
nun
iimwin
nun
uiijuiuij;
used
in
connection
with
their
food
was
kept
scrupulously
clean.
Andrew
told
me
he
learned
this
In
Alaska,
wlnre
he
visited
a
farm
ami
spent
a
month
helping
feed
the
foxes
and
learning
how-
to
do
things.
'
Ihe
company
this
year
may
ell
three
ynirs
of
young
foxes
and
keep
the
remainder.
If
they
ext
season
with
twenly-
five
pa
palrs
ami
gel
an
average
of
eight
ii,
to
the
pair,
by
this
tinw
next
year
they
will
have
200
younar
foxes
In
addition
to
llto
old
ones,
but,
of
course,
things
may
happen
ami
they
may
nol
get
so
many.
Also,
there
is
a
possibility
of
gelling
even
more.
In
nny
event
they
should
get
enough
to
pay
a
suhslnnlial
dividend.
It
is
thought
tnat
next
year
two
men
will
have
to
remnln
on
the
island
permanently,
as
the
work
will
lie
increased
In
such
nn
exlent
as
to
be
loo
much
for
one
n
handle,
Fur
Prime
at
Christmas
The
furs
do
not
prime
until
Christina,
and
Ihr-n
they
remain
good
only
for
a
tew
weeks.
During
that
lime
all
Ihe
pells
required
have
lo
lift
laken.
Tho
foxes
nro
killed
in
a
humane
manner
and
all
Ibe
cruelly
of
trapping
1ft
eliminateri.
The
only
difficulty
is
thai
the
lillle
foxes
become
so
tamo
and
such
pets
that
kill-
inn
them
seems
almost
wicked.
During
the
summer
yMrs.
Ness
and
family
spent
a
month
or
so
on
the
farm
and
became
very
at-
lached
to
the
little
foxes.
Mr.
Ness
is
a
Norwegian
by
birth
and
came
to
Canada
nineteen
years
ago.
Ha
is
now
38
years
of
age
and
being
tired
of
fishing,
tiKik
up
this
means
of
livelihood
which
will
do
away
with
the
necessity
of
going
to
sea.
He
fished
a
little
during
the
past
summer
when
bis
brother
was
at
the
farm,
and
fori
the
last
trip
to
the
banks
he
drew
$213
for
eksht
days'
work.
However,
all
trips
are
not
like
that
and
Ihe
life
is
a
hard
one.
Use
of
Tall
"Why
does
the
fox
have
that
long
bushy
tail?"
I
asked
.n-
Irew.
"He
uses
it
for
a
rudder
when
running
and
turning,"
was
Ihe
reply.
"Also
he
seems
lo
use
it
for
defense
when
getting
the
worst
of
a
fight.
The
mo
ment
a
fox
is
getlimg
worsted
Ijy
an
opponent,
he
turns
rapidly
ami
switches
his
tail
in
the
face
of
the
opponent'
I
watched
ami
found
this
to
lie
the
case.
Fighting
Is
one
of
their
amuse
ments,
and
they
are
constantly
at
it.
Often
half
a
dozen
may
be
heard
squawking
al
one
lime
and
it
is
a
curious
noise.
Occa
sionally
they
bark
and
they
also
rail
each
olher
and
have
n
mi
in
her
of
signs
and
signals.
Undouhledly
there
is
room
for
development
of
the
fox
farming
industry,
but
it
must
be
taken
MlWjljUP
yejyjipiuist
npt
1"?
left
'o
careless
employees,
the
own
er
if
Ihe
man
to
look
after
litem.
He
should
live
on
Ihe
island
or
close
by.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
October
21,
1915.
II
is
said
that
timber
specu-lalors
hold
enough
timber
in
the
province
to
keep
Hrilish
Columbia
goinff
for
1
10
years,
thai
enough
coal
is
held
by
vested
interests
to
last
thousands
of
years
and
that
land
speculators,
hold
millions
of,
ncres
of
arable
soil.
There
are
heavy
storms
in
the
interior
and
Prince
Iluperl
was
today
without
telegraphic
communication.
With
Ihe
change
in
fl.T.P.
coast
steamship
service,
various
of
the
company
boats
will
have
Ihe
following
officers:
Prince
Iluperl,
Captain
D.
MrKemie;
chief
officer,
A.
M.
Davies;
second
officer,
Mr.
O'Hrien;
third
officer,
Nell
McLean;
Prince
John,
Capluln
G.
W.
Wearmouth;
firsl
officer,
Harry
Nedden;
second
officer.
It.
McKrniie;
Heprietle.
Capt.
W.
S.
Moore-house;
firsl
officer,
Mr.
Scott;
second
officer,
Mr.
McKerron.
The
steamers
Prince
Oeorge
and
prince
Albert
are
being
lied
up
for
the
winter.
Capl.
D.
Donald,
master
of
Ihe
Prince
Oeorge,
is
ashore
in
Vancouver.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
THHKE
Ontario
girls
caused
Ihe
death
of
a
woman
and
were
convicted
o
f
manslaughter.
Thai's
law.
THKY
built
themselves
a
garage
Then
bought
(hemselves
a
car
Some
day
to
I
hat
they'll
add
a
'
home
Which
kids
perchance
may
mar.
A
MAN
lias
become
a
real
citizen
when
be
can
cuss
the
weather
without
the
olher
citizens'
being
mad
at
him.
VKRY
soon
we
shall
bear
people
say
Prince
Rupert
has
more
car.s
according
to
population
than
any
other
city
on
the
continent.
There
are
only
five
thousand
other
rilies
that
make
the
same
claim.
AFTF.Ir-
all,
the
performance
last
night
would
seem
to
indicate
llipre
is
not
much
difference
between
Ihe
Japanese
and
our
own
race,
a
MY
political
program
is
"More
fun
for
the.mntiMn
the
.moon."
A
FT
Kit
all.
I
think
a
political
meeting
is
about
as
funny
as
thai
Mikado
show
lasl
night
and
yon
gel
it
free.
PROOF
readers
are
Ihoso
quiet
obscure
men
who
are
blamed
for
Ihe
mistake
the
aulhors
and
.mliticians
make.
TRAFALGAR
DAY
STILL
HONORED
one
Hundred
and
Twenty
Years
Ago.
Since
Britain's
pre
at
Admiral
Lost
His
Life
In
Action
Today
is
llto
120lh
nnnivpr
ury
oi
me
name
or
Trafalgar
when
Admiral
Lord
Nelson.
nriiain
s
greatest
naval
conn
mamier,
breathed
hij
last
on
the
old
flagship
Victory
which
still
finals
at
Portsmouth,
an
honor
ed
relic
of
fighting
methods
long
since
become
obsolete.
Today,
as
they
hae
done
for
Ihe
past
ISO
years,
every
Jack
Tar
in
the
Hrilish
fleet
wears
a
black
silk
scarf
under
his
broad
collar,
the
Low
in
the
front
being
the
only
pari
showing.
The
wearing
of
this
scarf
was
ordered
on
the
day
Lord
Nelson
was
buried
ami
the
order
has
never
been
countermanded.
,
Taxi
75
Taxi
If
you
like
to
have
the
best
Phone
75.
Lexington
Hudson
Super-six
and
Dodges.
First
and
only
7
passenger
Sedan
in
cily.
All
new
closed
cars.
RATES
1
or
4
Passengers
..
$1.00
5
or
6
Passengers
.
.
$1.50
7
or
8
Passengers
..
$2.00
5-Passenger
Sedan,
per
hour
...
...
.
.
.
.
$4.00
7-Passenger
Sedan,
per
hour
$5.00
To
Cold
Storage
and
Across
Hays
Creek
Bridge,
1
nr
2
passengers
.....
..
$1.00
Each
additional
passenger
50c
each.
TAXI
75
TAXI
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxquislle
Stock:
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
G.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
FORD
Improved
models
will
be
en
view
this
month.
Wo
have
two
present
type
Sedans
upon
which
we
are
offering
special
inducements.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
DEVIL'S
EASY
SI
FOOD
1
JVAPUHtffO.
CAKE
JlyjkgJJ
Mrs.
M.
Ii.
P.
has
sent
a
"Devil's
Food"
recipe
that
is
so
simple
and
so
good
we
will
print
it
here
on
Thursday.
We
would
like
to
mention
Ibis
good
cook'a
nnme,
but
a
her
request,
we
can
use
,only
her
initials.
We
express
our
thanks
to
her.
Pacific
Milk
Go.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
AbboUford,
B.C.