s
age
en
We
save
you
MONEY
QUALITY
IS
WHAT
COUNTS
Our
Prices
arc
no
higher
Hi
an
any
oilier
store
in
Canada.
Oooils
marked
in
plain
figures
according
(u
grade.
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE,
CUT
GLASS,
Etc.
Save
Your
Eyes
Our
Optician
lias
had
over
25
years'
experience
testing
eyes
and
filling
glasses.
Satisfaction
Max
Heilbroner
Tho
Diamond
Merchant
of
the
North
trawberries
Your
last
chance
for
preserving
Per
box
.
i
?
hoses
for
...
.
Per
crale
.
,
.
,
.
,
t
..
15c
..
40c
$3.00
These
'berries
are
in
excellent
condition
fled
Currants,
per
crate
$2.50
Black
Currants,
per
crale
$3.00
Apricots,
per
crate-
$1.90
Mussallem's
Phones
18
and
84
You
can't
afford
to
walk
Time
is
too
important.
M'c
lake
you
any
place,
Day
or
Night,
for
50c.
Nice
clean
Sedans,
driven
by
polite
drivers.
Special
rates
for
parly
gatherings.
Kindling
We
are
once
again
In
a
position
to,
supply
this
well
known
f(re
starter.
If
you
need
a
hurry
up
fire
order
this
Kiln
Dried
Wood.
"The
only
wood
worth
bothering
with."
We
also
deliver
ice
.
and
coal
and
will
quote
on
moving
your
furniture.
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones
189-112
DANCE
At
the
Auditorium
THURS.
EVE.,
JULY
23.
Under
direction
oT
Mrs.
II.
O.
Crewe.
During
the
evening
a
toe
dance
by
Miss
Hilda
Murray
and
also
Group
Dancing.
Wostholme
Orchestra.
Hcfreshmenls
served.
Gents
$1.00.
Ladles
50o.
Dancing
Class
as
Usual,
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evenings,
7.110
to
8.30,
followed
by
danciii
from
8.30
lo
II.
and
Saturday
livening
until
12.
P.O.
Box
235.
Phono
209
Richard
Garreti
representing
W.
H.
M.
ROLSTON
A
CO.
Specialising
in
Portland
Canal
Mining
Slocks.
Porter
Idaho-Marmot
Metals
I
VARIOUS
MATTERS
PERTAIN
INQ
TO
FUR
AND
QAME
TAKEN
UP
AT
CONSERVA
TION
MEETING.
continued
from
page
one)
on
the
Indians
of
the
Ulcalcho
tribe,
some
130
in
number,
who
lived
in
t
lie
interior
about
40
miles
from
Delia
(ioola,
He
thoughl
that
something
might
be
done
lo
relieve
them
by
permitting
them
still
to
Iran.
Mr.
Jackson
asked
for
further
information
regarding
the
dis
trict
in
question
and
was
told
by
William
(ioldbloono
that
while
I
here
produced
perhaps
not
more
than
i,000
worth
of
furs
while
Indians
brought
out
perhaps
$7,000
or
$8,000
worth.
The
most
of
these
furs
were
brought
out
lo
Hums
Lake.
They
con
sisled
of
beaver,
mink,
marlen,
fisher,
rats
and
muskrats.
Mr.
Collison
also
supported
the
policy
of
trap'
line
registration.
11
would
be
an
improve
ment
in
a
system
which
at
pre
sent
was
not
altogether
satisfac
tory
lo
the
Indians.
Pat
Phllllpson
A.
J.
I'hillipson
had
some
criticisms
to
make
of
the
policy
of
closing
practically
the
entire
province.
The
government
could
not
possibly
afford
lo
effectively
police
the
areas
that
had
been
closed.
He
was
of
the
opinion
that
a
more
effective
plan
would
be
to
make
preserves
on
such
Islands
as
Kaicu
and
Diindas
Is-
Unds
and
place
good
men
on
Ihem
to
see
that
they
were
aclu-
DEPARTMENT
OF
WORKS.
Notlea
to
Contractor!.
SEALED
TK.MiEIIS.
endorsed
"Tender
fur
.ew
llazcllon
SoIkmiI."
will
be
rcrelvid
hy
tlm
llonnuralilc
the
Minister
of
Public
works
up
to
l
o'clock
Mjm
or
Friday,
Ihe
31st
day
of
July.
1925.
for
the
mic
tion
and
roninlclloii
uf
a
One
llnotn
School
and
out
Building
at
.New
Uazelton.
In
Hie
Skceiia
Electoral
District.
n.c.
ri.mi.
Specifications.
Contract,
and
Konns
of
Tender
may
be
seen
on
arid
arier
the
nth
day
r
July,
1D?5.
and
rurlher
Inrorinalion
obtained
at
the
ni-parlfiient
of
Public
Works,
Parliament
lulldinirs,
and
at
tin;
following-
offices:
liovernuiiMit
Airents
at
Vancouver,
I'lltre
import.
Sniilhers.
and
Dr.
V.
Sarirent.
Secretary
to
School
Hoard,
.New
llazellon,
in-
Come
or
Plans.
Snerirications.
etc..
ran
be
obtained
rrom
the
Department
on
pav-ment
of
a
deposit
or
Ten
Dollars
ll(i).
whirl
will
be
reminded
on
return
or
Hie
plans,
etc..
In
(rood
condition.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
r.
riiiur,
Deputy
Mlnls-ter
and
Public
Works
Engineer,
pobllc
Works
Department..
Victoria.
Ii.C.
July
7th.
igjS.
CLOCK
Specials
FOR
WEDNESDAY
CASH
and
CARRY
From
9
am.
until
10
a.m.
only
Malkln's
Best
Coffee,
vacuum
pack,
1's,
reg.
05c
lb.
.Special
50c
Limit
5
lbs.
to
each
customer.
SPECIAL
NOTICE
TO
CATALOGUE
PATRONS
We
have
wine
wonderful
bargains
In
every
dept.
for
delivery
here
in
August.
We
assure
you
that
mail
order
prices
will
be
lfigh
compared
lo
some
of
the
specials
we
have
arriving.
Clock
Special
from
11
a.m.
until
12
noon
Set
the
old
alarm
clock
on
lime
Wednesday.
Squirrel
Brand
Peanut
Butter,
packed
in
1
lb.
cups
with
'handles
(Ihe
real
thing
for
the
picnic
sen-
son
.
Special
,
.
.
.
20c
Our
Shoe
Sale
Is
going
over
big.
Prices
have
been
slashed,
and
as
lines
gel
broken
tippy
will
bo
reduced
niul
cleared
a'L
Vks
than
cost
price.
Wte
want
this
store
to
be
cleared
out,
within
30
days.
Clock
Speolal
from
2
p.m.
until
3
p.m.
Wednesday
We
will
lake
orders
for
delivery
only
on
this
special,
as
we
have
lo
weigh
up
the
packages,
and
do
not
,
want
unnecessary
work
putting
lip
more
Ihan
we
require.
Brown
Sugar,
8
lbs.
Tor
60c
Limit.
10
lbs.
lo
each
customer,
Clock
Speolal
from
4
p.m.
until
5
p.m.
Wednesday
Malkln's
Best
Raspberry
Jam,
new
1025
pack,
i
lb.
pails.
Special
..
60o
Cash
and
Garry
UniversalTradinq
Company
5
miara
n
XwM
jar
;
Mr
sentottttA
xx
Mr
.
.
mi
Mm
I
double
ricVncM
of
St.
Uji
ordinary
milk,
gives
a
new
and
If
ds'Kjni-'l.lavortoaHdiahetlhat
call
far
milk.
Send
for
Free
MB
'ecip
MM
mm,
tr
it
The
dorden
Co.
Llmlf
J
MM
ally
maintained
as
game
sanctuaries.
The
rest
of
the
district
milhi
Minn
I
u
nriiMKnl
ri
ml
I
hot-it
fvollc
of
Intentif
n
to
Apply
to
Leat
Land
In
Skeena
Ilansrc
5
Land
District,
prince
Unpen,
H.c,
and
situate
100
yards
north
or
Winter
Harbor,
pearse
Island.
B.C.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
the
Canadian
Fishing:
Co.
Ltd.,
or
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation,
Salmon
Canners,
Intends
to
apply
rur
jierinlsslori
to
lease
thij
following
ie-crlbed
lands:
Connneniiiiir
it
a
Jiost
planted
at
hlfrh
water
mark
40
reel
rrom
rock
m
shore
ilne:
thence
east
one
chain;
thence
north
lie
hundred
and
twenty
chains;
thence
west
to
shore
line
one
chain;'
ihenre
in
a
southerly
direction
rollowlnir
the
shore
line
lo
point
or
enniiiienci
ment,
and
containing1
twelve
acres,
more
or
less.
THE
CANADIAN
HSI1INO
CO.
LTD
Dated
anih
May.
m
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leaat
Land
In
Skeena
tlanre
5
Land
District,
Be-ordlna;
District
Prince
liupert,
B.C.,
and
situate
;
mile
north
or
Wales
Island
i
aiinecy,
on
Wales
Island.
B.C.
TAKU
MiTICK
that
the
Canadian
Fish
Ilia-
C:o.
Ltd.,
or
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupa
Hon,
Salmon
c.anners.
Intends
to
apply
Tor
periiil'slon
to
lease
the
following;
de-'rlbeil
lands:
r.oiiiiiiciiriutr
at
a
post
planted
at
high
water
mark,
near
point
mile
noMh
from
Cannery
on
Walea
Island!
thence
north
one
rha'n;
thence
west
len
chains;
hence
south
tn
shore
linn
one
chain:
hence
east
rollowlnir
the
shore
line
to
point
or
eoinruenceinent,
and
containing
ne
acre,
more
or
less.
TIIK
CANADIAN
FISIUNO
CO.
LTD.
Dnteii
amti
Mav.
mgr..
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Ltait
Land
In
Skeena
Ilanire
5
Land
District,
lie
orcllnir
District
Prime
Import,
and
sit
uate
sou
in
west
no
nl
or
Wales
Island.
Tiff
K'llTU't
II.
a.
li
f'...nrfl.n
Ll.h
.'.m.
.i..r.
ilia,
tu-
u.ii.niaii
riJi-
Inir
Co.
Ltd..
or
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupa-'lon.
Salmon
Canners,
Intends
to
apply
'or
permission
to
lease
the
rollowlnir
de
scribed
lands:
Coruniriirinr
at
a
post
planted
at
lilirli
water
niiiK
on
souinwesi
noun
on
waies
Island.
B.C.;
thence
north
one
chain;
'hence
east
ten
chains;
thence
soulh
one
lain
to
shore
line;
thence
west
alon
hore
linn
to
point
or
commencement,
and
Toniainmir
one
acre,
more
or
less.
TIIK
CANADIAN
FISJIINO
W.
LTD
Dated
g?nd
May
I0J6.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaa
.ano
In
gkwna
narnrn
S
I.n1
rternrrtlnar
nil
Hrt
lit
I'rlnie
llmirrl,
n.C.
finrl
tllnnlt-
ilavrtark
Island,
south
at
Wales
Island,
B.C..
TAKE
MITICF.
that
the
Canadian
Flsli-
inir
w.
Ltd..
r
Vanrnuvpr.
B.C..
iirnirs
iciii.
Sainton
Canners.
Inlrnds
to
aonlv
for
jMTmlsslon
to
purchase
tho
followinir
ifi.rriiipn
innus:
r.fimtrirnrlnir
at
a
post
planted
at
hlh
water
mark
on
west
shore
of
llavslark
'land:
theneo
north
seven
rha
n'
henee
et
seven
rhalns;
thenro
south
even
rhalns;
thenre
west
seven
rhnliis,
and
ronninlnr
five
aTes.
moro
or
less
TIIK
CANADIAN
FISIUNO
CO.
LTD
"men-
Msv
as
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Lata
Land
In
Casslar
Land
District,
nernrillni
DIs
Tlet
I'riom
liniierl.
H.C.
and
situate
north
or
nourish
nav.
rorlland
Canal.
TAKK
NOTICF
that
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
in
Co.
Ltd..
of
Vanrouver.
B.C..
orruna-
ilnii,
Salmon
Canners,
Intends
to
apply
ior
nentiiin
to
lease
tun
ranowin
ne-
wrinen
lands:
ComnieiK-ln
al
a
post
planted
al
hlrh
water
mam,
tno
yard
south
or
Indian
smoke
houses:
Ihenre
northeast
one
etia'n:
thenre
snntlieast
one
hundred
anil
'wenty
ehalns;
thenre
southwest
to
shore
'inn
one
rhnlnt
thenre
northwest
follow-
n
uie
shore
I
ne
to
no
nt
or
rommenre
ment.
nne
Imndrrd
and
twenty
chains,
and
-nniaimna'
iweive
arres.
more
or
less.
THE
CANADIAN
FISHING
CO
LTD
Dated
join
May,
1
3
if.
THE
DAILY
NEW
8
Tuesday,
July
21,
1923
this
district
and
he
fell
that
it
could
well
afford
lo
have
tw
or
three
full
time
game
wardens
here.
Kaien
Island
as
a
game
reserve
was
tit
present
a
joke
.mi
Jackson
said
llial
U
was
already
the-broad
policy
of
Ihe
board
to
select
game
sanctuaries
from
which
lo
hae
a
continual
distribution
of
game.
Mr.
Phillipson
was
asked
by
members
of
the
board
as
to
tin
'
fur
trade
in
this
district.
The.
'quality
and
quantity
of
fur
was
annul
tho
same
as
it
was
len
years
ago,
Mr.
I'hillipson
de
clared.
He
I
old
of
the
various
districts
lie
visiled
in
buying
game.
William
(iohllilooni
coji
curred
with
bis
remarks.
Regarding,
game
sanctuaries,
Indian
Agent
Collison
informed
the
board
that
I
lie
Mlkalla
In
dians
were
desirous
of
bavin
iioiuua
islam
declared
a
re
serve.
These
Indians
had
placed
several
deer
on
this
island
and
would
like
lo
see
them
protected.
Telegraph
Creek
Slating
tiiat
he
had
been
ask
ed
lo
appear
before
the
board
on
behair
of
Telegraph
Creek
people,
11.
1-'.
(Slessey
said
thai
the
people
theje
desired
the
close
Mason
in
mai
uisirici
Kepi
tin.
Alaskan
trappers
sjiould
also
be
prevented
from
laking
fur
there
as
they
had
been
doing.
Mr.
would
be
effective
distribution
ofr,;lck's"11
aUl
I,,JimJ
Mi"'
same
from
the,
i.im....lv
......
in-
alniul'
''i''ve.l
lequests
direct-
lauieii
ciose
areas.
j
lie
way
ihings
were
now,
there
was
really
no
protection.
It
was
like
Idling:
people
Ihey
could
not
do
n
iiiuig
anu
men
turning
one's
back-
on
them.
was
supposed
lo
lie
a
game
sanctuary
but
Ihere
were
few
deer
to
be
seen
on
Ihe
Island.'!
If
it
was
properly
policed
there
would
be
plenty
of
deer.
Mr.
I'hillipson
said.
He
suggested
llial
Dundas
Island
be
made
a
preserve
and
that
two
wardens
he
placed
on
it.
One
warden
could
handle
Kaien
Island.
Further
expanding
on
his
theory,
Mr.
I'hillipson
said
it
was
Ihe?
successful
practice
in
Alberta
and
Kngland
lo
preserve
Ihe
game
in
certain
areas
and
'allow
il
lo
spread
lo
other
purls
ot
Hie
country.
II
had
been
found
impossible
lo
protect
the
whole
country.
The
policy
suggesled,
he
felt
sure,
would
increase
Hie
-aine.
The
government
derived
a
great
deal
of
revenue
from
LAND
ACT,
ly
at
variance
willi
Mr.
OIas,sey's
regarding
the
Telegranh
Creek
reserve.
Later
in
the
meeting
Jarvis
McLeod
said
that
the
people
of
Kaien
Island
jl1,,,c
,lis!
'I'1.'
""!
want
film
UliL-itm
m.,
'I.l-n
tn
...
jiik
utiniiiu
uiiii
i
uiu
unwi
4
senes
continued.
This
was
what
lie
had
gathered
from
conversation
wilh
northern
trappers,
it
was
not
right
that
there
should
be
reserve
on
lite.
Canadian
side
and
none
on
the
American.
Local
Resolutions
J.
W.
Scott
wauled
to"
know
what
had
happened
lo
resolutions
from
this
district
that
had
been
forwarded
some
months
ago
to
Ihe
(iainc
Hoard.
One
of
these
resolutions
had
reiiueslni.
that
the
migralury
bird
season
be
advanced
one
month
as
there
were
practically
no
birds
in
Ihe
first
month
of
Hie
present
season.
The
same
season
as
I
hat
in
llie
south
would
lie
sal
israelii
ry
here.
T.
II.
IIoolli
of
.N'aiiaimo
said
he
was
in
accord
with
this
idea.
He
was
in
favor
of
a
universal
game
'
season
throughout
the
province,
liicu
there
would
be
no
inisunderslaiidings.
John
Ituckhaiii
pointed
out
that
the
interior
districts
must
be
taken
into'
consideration.
The
freeze-up
there
was
earlier
than
on
i
lie
coasi.
ur
course
l'rince
Rupert-"
could
be
given
Ihe
same
season
as
ihe
south
coast
and
a
new
division
be
made
fo"r
the
in-
lerior.
No
Change
this
Year
Mr.
Jackson
slitled
thai
i',
would
hardly
be
possible
lo
make
any
changes
in
Hie
migratory
bird
season
this
year.
It
had
already
been
sel
by
the
Sealed
Aenders
addressed
to
the
uinler-
Klvned
and
endorMMl
fur
the
"Cou.lrue-
lion
and
Lqulpiiient
of
one
1
1
forty
fool
motor
launch'
will
be
received
up
to
noon.
July
30.
Wit.
Han,
tmei'irlratlon
and
form
of
tender
may
be
obtained
at
the
offices
of
the
Chief
Forcner
.Victoria:
llie
District
For.
ester,
Court
House,
Vancouver,
and
Hit
uisirici
Forester,
it
nee
lumen,
oil
De
posit
of
110.00,
which
will
be
refunded
on
the
return
ot
plana
ana
iHeinraiions.
1
ne
lowest
or
any
tender
not
neiessar-
ny
accepieu.
O.
It.
NAIiKN,
Deputy
Minister
of
Lands.
WATER
NOTICE.
Diversion
and
Usa
TAkK
MITICF:
that
William
Morttan
whose
address
I
LocklHirl.
II.C.
wilt
ap
ply
for
a
llrrnee
to
take
and
use
i.Ouii
Kallons
per
day
of
water
out
of
sprint
',11
west
side
of
l.ockport,
Moresby
Island,
O.C.I,
Jo
known
as
sprlnir
from
Mt.
Moriran
elevation
iC00'.
which
flows
southerly
and
drains
Into
west
aim
"UinKfeilow"
Mineral
claim,
crown
granted
.No.
353
Q.C.I.
Tim
water
will
be
diverted
rroui
the
stream
rlirlit
at
source,
about
lluu
feet
or
so
due
west
from
l.ockport
Harbor
and
from
southwest
corner
post
of
Lot
411
"l.ouirfellow"
Mliwral
Claim,
Crown
vranted
No.
2353.
and
will
be
used
for
domestic,
and
cannery
puniose
upon
ine
lanns
described
as
1.01
si
8,
mock
A.
of
Lot
4
41,
and
Foreshore
loase
adjoin-in
Lot
t4
at
lM
kiMirt
O.C.I.
This
no
tice
was
posted
upon
the
ground
on
the
second
day
of
June,
ISiS.
A
copy
of
this
nonce
ami
an
application
pursuant
there
to
and
lo
the
"Water
Act"
will
be
riled
In
the
office
of
Ihe
Water
Herordrr
at
Prince
Itmiert,
II.C.
Objections
lo
the
aipllc
lion
may
be
filed
with
the
said
Water
llecorder
or
with
tlm
Comptroller
of
Water
IMirhl,
Parliament
llulldints.
Victoria.
II.C,
wUhln
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
or
this
nollee
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
or
the
first
pub
Mention
or
this
notice
is
July
18
1025.
WILLIAM
MiillfiAN,
ApplPant.
LAND
ACT.
CA88IAR
LAND
DISTRICT
District
of
Casslar.
Stlklne
Division
TAKK
MITICK
that
I.
Waller
Julian
ilirturned
Soldier),
of
Telegraph
Creek,
K.C,
occupation
Miner,
Intend
lo
apply
for
permission
lo
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
it
a
post
planted
about
one
mile
east
f
McLeods
Slough
near
Ihe
Stlklne
lilver
and
about
3
tnllea
southwest
of
Telegraph
Creeks
thenre
north
go
ehalns;
thenre
east
40
chains:
thenre
south
an
plmlna
thence
west
4(1
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
,IIns
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Gold,
$77,;iS2,(r:i;
Lode
Gold,
$I8
7.1,100;
Silver,
$08,821,570;
Lend,
$70,5-18,578;
'Copper,
lH7,-i80,:j7K
Zinc,
.
171,107;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
H.lSlJMO;
Goal
ninl
Coke,
$200,880,018;
Hiulding
Stone,
Hrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$12,225,811;
milking
its.,
Mineral
I'rodtictiuii
to
the
end
of
1021
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Miiing
Laws
of
llifs
Province
are
more
liberal
ninl
the
fees
lower
llwui
lliose
or
any
other
Province
in
Ihe
Doiiiiiiion,
or
any
colony
in
llie
Hritisli
Knipiic
Mineral
locations
nro
granted
lo
discoverers
for
noinjnnl
fees.
Absolute
Titles
nrc
obtained
by
developing
smli
properties,
the
security
of
which
i-guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
r'nll
information
together
wilh
Minnig
HeporU
nn
Maps,
may
be
oMniprd
grails
bv
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.H.
Practically
nil
Hritisli
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
developmivi!
woik
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
Meporls
of
the
Mm,
(
or
Mines.
Those
considering
milling
investments
should
refer
lo
such
reports.
Thev
are
available
without
charge
on
application
lo
Ihe
Department
or
Mines,
Viclona
He.
Hcporls
or
the
Geological
Survey
or
Canada,
Pacific
Hiiilding,
Vancouver,
are
recom
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
inrorinalion.
federal
authorities
and
was
fov-
ned
by
international
agree
ment.
Mr.
Scoll
felt
that
the
local
resolution
bad
been,
sub-
milted
in
plenty
of
time
to
have
been
dealt
with.
Mr.
Duller,
secretary
of
the
board,
suid
that
Ihe
local
resolutions
had
been
eceived
but
no
reasons
had
been
ffiven
for
them
and,
therefore,
they
bail,
not
been
acted
upon.
Mr.
tfrutt
also
expressed
Ihe
opinion
(hat
the
use
0
pump
puns
should
lie
allowed
in
Dril-
ish
Columbia
uiilil
Washington
ind
other
stales
banned
Ibeiu.
Id
reply
lo
this,
Mr.
.lacksoii;
aid
Ihere
was
no
chance
of
the'
pump
pun
being
restored.
'
The,
board
was
usinir
its
Influence
to
aving
pump
guns
banned
in
Ihe
Stales
aful
be
felt
that
suc
cess
would
be
achieved
Hlonv;
this
line..
Sporting
Fish
J.
I'.
Itilchjc,
Jr.
brought
up
the
mailer
of
trout
fishing
audi
suggesled
llial
something
be
done
lo
have
the
open
st'aon
changed
so
thai
il..
would
not
in
terfere
with
spawning
fish.
The'
season
now
opened
111
March
whereas.
Ihe
streams
were
black
with
spawn
fi.xb
up
to
June
15.
If
something
were
not
done,
there
would
be
a
scarcity
of
troul
near
Prince-
lluperl
beforo
long.
The
iliscltissiqi
resulted
in
Ihe
pulling
of
a
resolution
asking
llial
llie
control
of
sporting
fish,
be
transferred
from
the
Dominion
to
the
'
provincial
game
board.
.Mr.
Jackson
said
thai
steps
were
already
being
laken
with
this
change
of
administration
ii.
view.
He
did
nut
think
(hat
il
was
ever
intended
.'that
sporting
and
commercial
fish
should
come
under
Die
same
control'
as
was
now
llie
case.
Dr.
MacSweeu
of
.New
Vesl
hiinster,
while
not
in
opposition
lo
u
change
of
administration
of
sporting
fish,
pointed
out
Jha'i
the
federal
government
was
al?
ready
spending
money
uij
sport
ing
fish
such
as
conducting
a
hatchery.
The
provincial
government
was
not
contributing
a
cent.
lie
suggesled
thai
Ihe
local
request,
in
Die
meantime,
be
placed
before
Major
Mother
well
for
consideration.
He
could
give
assurance
llial
it
would
be
acled
upon.
Male
Preponderance
Hubert
Hlanct?
spoke
in
favor
of
a
change
of
open
season
for
migratory
birds,
lie
referred
lo
preponderance
of
drakes
and
bucks
Ifi
recent
years
and
scar
city
of
ducks
and
does,
Thi
did
not
point
to
a
future
abund
ance
-if
game.
Dr.
MacvSween
said
thai
It
was
hoped,
before
long,
lo
have
the
administration
of
game
divorced
from
t
Ii
e
police
department
There
was
some
discussion
as
lo
the
advisability
of
this
between
Pal
I'hillipson,
who
did
not
favor
the
change,
and
J.
1',
Hit
chie,
Jr.,
who
did.
Mr.
Phillipsou
alsir
lultcYI
that
Ihe
system
of
stamping
II.C.
fur
be
discoiilinued
as
il
greatly
re
duced
the
value
of
skins.
He
suggested
that,
Instead,
police
olllcers
could
check
the
skins
when
they
were
being
shipped.
About
10
o'clock
the
meeltng
adjourned,
Mr.
Jackson
slilin
that
the
local
rccoiniricinlation
and
suggestions
would
have
the
consideration
of
the
hoard
and;
where
deemed
advisable,
change
would
be
made.
He
urged
thh'l
chains
to
point
of
commencement
and
local
organizations
keen
III
containing
3J0.
acres,
more
or
less.
1,
.
...
..
,
,
WAUir.lt
4UI.Irc,
mm
n
wiui
im;
ii'iaiu
ill
u
spirit
,'pput.
lof
no
opc-anon.
pril
torn.
195.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY
at
7
and
9
"HER
HUSBAND
S
SECRET"
Adapted
from
.May
Kdgiuton's
"Saturday
Kveiung
Po
story.
A
picture
that
iiiiri'ip
marriage
boldly,
cour.-ig
otisly,
unforgettably,
and
was
made
especially
for
linohuint-:nid
wives
and
rolk
who
hope
lo
"be
married
sonic
day
A
laic
of
youth
and
romance
and'or
a
man's
past
thai
injir
n
liappy
future.
Should,
husbands
tell
?
Aluylie
she
would
rare'ir
he
did
tell
her,
but
then
there's
a
chance
thai
-!
might
and
conscience
strikes
when
love
is
(he
strong-and
the
past
threatens
Ihe
future.
Swtjethcartsf
There
t
pinny
marriage
mysteries
this
film
explains
many
lhtK
you
must
know!
Four
big
stars
and
prominent
support
g
cast.
Antonio
Moreno,
Patsy
Ruth
Miller,
David
Torrence,
Walter
McGrail,
Joseph
Glrard,
Ruth
Clifford,
Phyllis
Harver,
Margaret
Fielding
and
others.
GEORGE
O'HARA
A
THE
"GO
GETTERS"
SERIES
No.
2.
ALBERTA
VAUGHN
In
"IN
THE
KNICKER
TIME."
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS
Admission
35c
and
10c
J-
DON'T
Throw
Money
Away!
Wheii
coiitempluliiig
house
or
boat
building
get
ui:;
mill
prices
on
your
lumber
requirements.
IT
WILL
SAVE
YOU
MONEY
We
are
agents
for
Uir'Prince
Itnperl
Spruce
Mills
ami
can
ipiole
you
nttrncUve
prices
on
tliqir
products;
Cedar
Timbers
and
Shlplap.
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Finish.
Spruce
and
Hemlock.
Flooring.
Spruce
Shlplap.
Spruce
Dimension.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
504.
.'MaflHHHHkSNHHaflMMHaflMflHa
TWO
MORE
WEEKS
WHAT
DOES
A
JWO
MORE
WEEKS
July
Clearance
SALE
MEAN?
Hlriefly,
JULY
CI.KAllANCK
HAMS
means
winding
Hi'
lb
slock
or
the
first
six
mouths
of
Ihe
business
and
clrui
ing
what
is
lert
or
Ihe
spring
slocks
at
any
price
lo
make
room
for
the
fall
goods,
Tho
wealher
did
not
give
u-
chance
to
sell
the
spring
slock
in
season.
Fall
(ioods
wtd
bo
here
August
I.
Wc
have
two'
more
weeks
lo
clear
variou-lines.
Watch
the
papers
Tor
these
low
prices.
Please
do
not
nsk
Tor
charges
al
these
prices.
We
uro
reducing
the
price
considerably
which
must
be
only
for
cusli.
7
Ladies'
Woollen
Crepe
Skirts
Heg.
$!.oo.
Sale
$2.05
12
Ladies'
Crepe
House
Dresses
Ileg.
MAO
ami
.?.;
Sale
$2.25
4
Ladles'
Summer
Coats
Ileg.'
8U.".
'
Sale
$2.75
8
Ladies'
Hats
lteg,
$7.50.
Iu
l).l)(l.
Sulu
or
auj-
hal
fo.
Ladies'
(
Vero-NetV
Hair
NetslVeg.'-i
'for'ssi?.'
"
'
Sifk
for
..
25c
Children's
Rubber
Sole
CarivVs
Oxfords'-in
Jirown,'
illm
k
l'uul.y,Vlnv-
l.an.
Hal
75c
.
V,l.,.l!-
,u'-f,.
Sale
,
85c
j,
Ladles'
Woollen
Bathing
Suits,
Penman's
lteg.
Vi.VT..
T
'-l1"""
j2
05
Men's
Woollen
Bathing
Suits
Heir
i
r.n'
'
m'.'..'i
.....
Xt'no
Children's
Cotton
Tlct
afcsS
Bathing
Suits
MH,
To
,
Men's
Cotton
Bathing
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