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OAILV
HlTrVB
MondAr,
October
5,
1035.
Fragrant
and
Pure
I!
SALAM
DAILY
EDITION
Not
Easy
Matter
To
Divert
Trade.
II
HKtt
is
kept
deliciously
fresh
in
air-tight
aluminum
foil
packets.
Never
sold
in
bulk.
Try
it.
The
Daily
News
PRINCK
RUPEIIT
-
BH1TJSH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Hupert
Daily
New.,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULLKN,
Managing
Editor.
Monday,
-October
5,
1925.
To
the
man
on
the
street
who
has
had
no
experience
with
sticn
mailers
it
may
seem
an
easy
matter
to
bring
business
through
n
new
port.
To
those
who
know
how
tenaciously
the
big
business
interests
cling
to
what
they
have
it
is
not
surpris
ing
that
it
takes
years
to
get
that
share
of
business
which
pro
perly
neiongs
tins
way.
The
owners
or
Ihe
elevators
at
Fori
William
are
all
anxious
to
fill
them
and
often
the
owners
of
the
elevalors
are
the
grain
dealers.
The
railways
co-operate
with
them
and
especially
the
American
roads
that
stand
to
benefit
from
the
carrying
of
'the
grain
to
American
ports.
The
interests
at
those
ports
alo
have
something
to
say
in
the
matter.
Everywhere
there
is
opposition
to
a
change
of
route
and
this
has
to
be
gradually
overcome
b
promulgation
of
the
truth
regarding
the
West.
Prince
Hupert
will
have
to
do
her
share
in
Ihe
campaign
to
bring
grain
west
She
will
have
to
fight
every
inch
of
the
way
as
she
has
done
in
the
past.
AI
is
the
history
of
all
new
jplares
Among
other
things
she
will
have
to
fight
the
apathy
and
self-interest
of
her
ovn
citizens
who
either
are
not
enthusiastic
for
the
growth
of
the
city
or
Who
knock
her
on
every
possible
occasion.
Need
Of
Road
To
Elevator.
A
road
to
the
elevator
is
badly
needed.
It
is
one
of
those
expenses
which
comes
with
the
extension
of
industry.
It
cannot
be
held
back.
If
ships
tie
up
at
he.
levator
andVaut
supplies,
it
would
be
an
unthinkable
situation
for
Ihe
supplies
to
have
to
be
sent
there
by
the
water
route
and
for
the
captain
or
memncrs
01
me
crew
not
to
tie
awe
to
take,
a
taxi
to
or
from
Ihe
city.
It
is
also
to
be
presumed
that
Jural
people
may
want
to
purchase
screenings
from
the
elevator
and
would
haul
it
away
in
trucks.
With
the
elevator
i
ti
'
operation
there
will
.be..con-staiit
busincss
!for
trucks
drays
.and
cars,
to
and
fro
and
the-road
will
be
badly
needed.
The
government
is
doing
its
part
and
the
city
and
railway
company
will
doublless
Ho
theirs
quickly.
At
the
board
of
trade
meeting
Friday
night
F.
fi.
Dawson
said
the
city
and
the
railway
company
were
Negotiating
with
-a
view
to
building
the
road.
Are
We
Ready
,
For
An
Elevator?
According
to
a
report
of
a
speech
made
by
fieorge
Biishby,
Conservative
candidate
at
Smithefs,
Prince-Hiipcrl
is
not
ready
for
an
elevator,
and
further
the
elevator
was
not
conceived
with
the
idea
of
helping
the
Hulklcy
Valley
or
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Husliby
has
not
lived
long
in
Prince
Hupert
and
can
be
excused
if
he
does
not
realize
how.
long
Prince
Hupert
has
been
after
that
same
elevator
which
he
thinks
is
prematurely
erected
here.
He
is
a
new-comer
and
does
not
understand
how
we
feel
about
it.
lie
does
not
know
thai
J
red
Stork
was
elected
four
years
ago
for
Ihe
express
purpose
of
gelling
thai
elevator
and
though
some
people
.then
doubted
his
ability
to
make
good,
he
brought
the
desired
result
after
years
of
strenuous
effort.
It
was
one
of
the
first
fruits
of
the
Liberal
regime
and
as
such
recognized
-by
the
people
uf
Prince
Hupert.
Progressive
Attitude
Toward
The
El
valor.
hue
some
of
the
Progressives
favored
the
building
of
the
elevator
here,
there
was
a
large
section
of
that
parly
that
was
liatr-nearleil
and
even
opposed,
to
it
and
had
it
not
been
for
the
solid
Liberal
support
nnd-for
Ihe
continuous
prodding
of
t
red
Stork,
there
would
still
have
been
nothing
but
a
prospect
where
vi
now
nave
the
real
thing.
The
elevator
is
the
one,
thing
tangible,
obtained
from
the
Canadian
parliament
tihdlhfrmnri
who
gojf
i;is'or,lljivpf
fur
ther
support
in
order
that
lie
may
continue
to
serve
the
con-sliluency
in
the
future
as
he
hasvlone
in
the
past.
He
has
made
gooil
and
should
be
continued
as
uur
representative.
From
Pay
Envelope
to
Dividend
Cheque
laid
by
In
youth
U
worth
double
the
MONEY
savings
o!
middle
age.
Many
a
rich
man
today
bought
the
right
to
his
dividends
wdth
the
savinp
he
made
once
out
ol
his
pay
envelope.
Anyone
with
determination
can
do
the
same.
Th
mtn
who
Hvn
li
iK
mtn
4th
nontf.
Th
Royal
Bank
.
of
Canada
Piince
Rupert
Branch
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
21s
Scale
of
Elevator
Charges
to
be
in
Force
Here
as
Set
by
the
Board
of
Grain
Commissioners
TJie
Prince
Hupert
Hoard
of
Trade
has
received
the
scale
of
charges
to
he
in
force
a(
the
Prince
Hupert
under
the
HoarL.of
(iraiu
Commissioners.
These,
are
the
same
as
those
charged
at
Vancouver
and
wilt
place
this
port
on'
an
eipial
footing
with
other
Canadian
ports.
The
scale
was
.submitted
at
the
Hoard
of
Trade
meeting
Friday
evening
but
not
rend
as
it
is
rather
technical
and
long.
It
follows:
'
ami
conditions
and
under
Hie
provisions
of
the
Canada
drain
Act,
11125,
and
amendments
thereto.
Elevator
Charges
On
slraighl
grade
gram
not
otherwise
specified,
receiving,
elevating,
storing
spouting,
in-
rying
a
dockage
afler
deducting
hair
or
one
per
cent
of
the
gross
weight
of
the
car
for
waste,
a
return
will
be
made
ror
the
bal
ance
or
the,
screenings,
which
said
return
shall
be
in
the
form
or
a
warehouse
receipt.
On
rye
and
flax
carrying
a
dockage,
after
deducting
one
per
cent
of
the
gross
weight
or
the
car
ror
waste
and
outward
dockage
a
return
will
be
made
ror
the
balance
oT
the
screenings,
which
said
return
shall
be
in
the
form
of
a
warehouse
receipt.
If
disposition
of
screenings
covered
by
outstanding
returns
js
pol
received
within
thirty
(30),
days
from
the
date
of
unloading,
they
may
be
disposed
or
ror
ac-connl
or
whom
il
may
concern.
Cleaning
Charges
AH
wheal
requiring
cleaning
will
he
cleaned
and
on
that
carrying
a
return
ol
screetiinps
n
obovc
provided
there
will
tie
a
cleaning
charge
as
follow:
1
Up
lo
ami
including
3
per
cent,
!ic
per
bushel.
2
3H
to
5
per
cent
inclusive,
He
per
bushel.
3
5
io
in
per
font
inclusive,
tc
per
bushel.
t
Over
10
per
cunt,
I
He
per
bushel.
On
wheat
carrying
a
return
of
other
grain
or
commercial
value
except
riax
ror
the
first
separation
computed
on
the
gross
weight
of
cars,
an
additional
feparation
charge
or
1c
per
bushel.
For
each
subsequent
separa
tion
computed
on
balance
t$c
per
sack
will,
he
made
lor
un
sacklng.,
Sacking
Grain
For
sacking
grain
Ibo
follow
ing
charges
will
be
made:
as
lo
this.
Sacks
ami
twine
to
be
furnished
by
shipper
or
supplied
at
his
jexpense.
stencilling
be
made
for
stencilling
Preparing
Cars
for
Loading
When
paper
is
used
in
loading
cars
there
will
be
a
charge
of
1.00
for
each
car.
ish
Columbia
succeelin
the
late
for
Archbishop
F.
H.
I)u
Yemet
of
separation,
a
further
charge
of
1'rince
Hupert
who
was
elected
lo
per
bushel.
to
the
oWcc
in
1915,
On
wheat,
carrying
a
return
of
The
election
or
a
bishoo
ror
the
riax
ror
rirs.l
separation,
an
ad-
see
of
Caledonia
will
not
likely
THANKSGIVING
SERVICES
HELD
Special
Worship
Conducted
at
all
Services
at
Anglican
Church
Yesterday
Special
Harvesi
Thanksgiving'
services
were
held
yesterday
In)
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church.
Appropriate
sermons
were
de-j
livered
morning
and
evening
hy'
Archdeacon
II.
,.
Hix.
Jn
the
Suhjeel
to
the
capacity
of
me,
the
gross
weight
of
the
ear,
an
miirnitKr
t
iri4..,i
,.riinuiriv
elevator
and
the
nature
of
its
additional
separation
charge
of
tc
Hie
necessity
of
proper
sowing
if
....
,
4
.-.,,.
,
,fl
,-,,,
,
1101111111111
ami
graiuyiiiK
liarvcsis
eetveil
on
the
following
terms
eiarntion
eomimled
on
balance
'u-pr
to
lie
r..n.,l
in
n.
in.
ror
separation
a
rurtlier
charge
iWi
Areluleiteon
HU
referred
to
or
tc
per
bushel.
tli
natural
potentialities
or
Ilril-
Drylng
Charges
1
Columbia
whose
resources
On
tough
grain,
3
c
per
bushel.
'compared
more
than
favorably
On
damp
or
wet
grain,
5o
per
wHh
Ihe
resl
of
Hie
world.
Peo-bushel.
pb
of
this
country
had
much
,
Invisible
Loss
treason
lo
he
Ihankrut
and
they
On
all
grain
received
with
no
sinnil.l
endeavor
not
nnlv
in
suraiice
against
fire
for
the
first
doskaae
set
for
cleaning
deduc-
make
the
besl
use
of-those
na-15
ilays,
tc
per
bushel.
I
lions
from
the
gross
weight
of
turn!
resources
but
to
establish
On
lough
grain,
receiving,
ele-
oaci.
car
.
P0VI,r
invisible
loss
a
worth
v
standard
nf
lifn
num.
vating.
storing,
spouting,
insnr-
shrinkage
in
handling
will
nieiisurnlc
with
the
natural
ad-
fire
ror
Ihe
first
15
ano-
against
i,,,
ma,t
as
follows:
days,
tc
per
bushel.
j
Oa
damp
or
wet
grain,
receiving,
elevating,
storing,
spouting,'
insurance
against
fire
for
the
first
ID
days,
tc
per
bushel.
All
lough,
damp,
wet,
con-j
stored
under
the
terms
and
conditions
applied
to
straight
grade
port
On
mixed
grain
handled
sufji,
receiving,
elevating,
storing,
spouting,
insurance
against
fire
for
the
first
15
days,
tc
per
hundred
pounds.
On
screenings,
receiving,
ele
vating,
storing,
spouting,
in
surance
against
fire
for
the
first
to
days,
3c
per
hundred
pounds.
Storage
Charges
On
straight
grade
pram
not
otherwise
specified,
including
surceeiiing
nay
or
part
tpercot
After
Ihe
first
15
days,
l-30c
per
bushel.
"On
mixed
grain
handled
as
such,
storage
including
insur
ance
against
fire
for
eauli
suc
ceeding
day
or
part
thereof
after1
the
first
fifteen
days,
2-30o
per
hundred
pounds.
Ott
screenings,
slorage
includ
ing
insurance
against
fire
for
each
succeeding
day
or
part
thereof
after
the
first
15
days,
I
-10c
per
one
hundred
pounds.
Screenings
On
wheat,
oals
or
barley
car
Wheat
30
pounds
Oals
,
...
50
pounds
Barley
50
pounds
Flax
l0
pounds
Hye
...
...
...
0
pounds
On
all
rye
and
flax
received
ueinnr.i,
neaie.i,
neauufr,
or
nre..ju,
dockage
set
for
cleaning
burnt
erain
may
always
be
re-;
f,.iuctIons
Jriiin
.the
gross
weight
fused.
U
received
and
stored,
itlof
,acn
car
,0
eov,.r
invisible
loss
will
be
handled
at
the
owner's
aml
sbrinkage
in
bundling
will
risk
of-deterioration
and
under)
bl,
maiJc
as
f0ows:
special
contract
except
that!
ilv,.
ao
IKmiu.,
tough
grain
will
be
received
and
Max
GO
pounds
Charges
AH
charges
for
cleaning,
dry-
vantages
of
the
land.
The
anthem
"Ye
Shall
Dwell
in
Ihe
Land"
was
sung
effectively
by
the
choir
at
both
serviced.
Herbert
Collison
was
bass
soloist
and
the
soprano
solo
pans
Were
taken
by
Misses
Ilorothv
and
Pele
.
Tremayiie
and
Miss
Klanda
Marsh.
W.
H.
KMierwas
choir
leader
and
Miss
L.
M.
El-letl.
(irjanisl.
In
Ihe
afternoon
there
was
a
children's
Thanksgiving
service
at
which
Ihe
address
was
given
by
Hev.
Walter
Allen.
There
were
large
attendance-
grain
ami
which
provisions
Willi
Jn
0,ier
treat,m.n
hall
be
at
alt
services
and
Ihe
decora
be
included
In
the
special
pro-.t,om,,ult.,
on
gros
weight,
forUoiis
which
had
been
arranged
visions
made
for
1'acirio
l.oast.
Pj,.Va1ion
and
storage
on
nelt
hy
Mrs.
Itn
weights,
all
changes
accruing
nf-irnvol'u'de
comment
a,ler
issue
or
initial
completed
out
turn
ami
expense
bill
will
folluw
the
grain.
All
charges
whatsoever
must
be
paid
before
shipment.
Bulkheads
On
bulkheads.
for
their
removal
and
other
additional
expense
in
handling
and
unloading
cars
85.no
for
each
bulkhead.
Unsacklng
Grain
When
grain
is
received
in
insurance
against
fire
for
each!,ack,
for
..Ration
a
charge'
of
were
the
subject
of
INCORPORATION
OF
.
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Local
Congregation
Decides
to;
Come
Under
Provincial
Act
Building
Next
Year
Is
Planned
At
a
meet
in;;
or
the
congregation
or
St.
Paul's
Lulheran
Church
afler
the
evening
service
last
night
it
was
decided,
on
monlion
or
t
tie
congregational
secretary,
John
Dybhavn,
seconded
by
C.
ti.
11.
Anderson,
lo
make
application
ror
incorporation
of
I
He
per
bushel
oh
sacks
not,1(.
churrU
un,,,,f
n,p
,,.(,.(.,,
exceeding
123
lbs.
2c
er
busbel
go
sacks
not
exceeding
ICO
lbs.
2
He
per
bushel
on
sacks
not
exceeding
220
lbs.
Kor
sacking
screenings
a;
charge
or
10c
ror
sacking
will
be
made.
Sacking
or
screenings
will
be
Society's
Act
Hev.
P.
K.
IlaUler,
paslor,
who
presided,
spoke
or
Hie
rhurrh
building
rund,
staling
thai
Hp-plication
had
been
made
for
a
loan
so
that
Ihe
building
may
be
proceeded
with
as
soon
us
possible.
The
church
is
to
be
erect,
ed
at
the
comer
or
Sixth
Avenue
done,
only
when
conditions
war-
and
Ounsnuiir
Slreet
and
it
i
rant
il
ami
the
Superintendent
or
hoped
to
have
construction
under
the
elevator
will
bo
the
sole
judge;
way
next
year.
IN
THE
SUPRtMt
COURT
OF
COLUMBIA.
BRITISH
fitlweril
Airrrd
W.
CUrkr.
I'Ulntirr.
Alwl
TruiiiUr
Itntirrliutn
krr.
Ix-rrn.Uiit
"i
.10111:1;
iiui
an
11-tion
rmiunriirpu
ivnnl
rotl
liv
ilu
.h....
A
change
or
V,c
per
sack
will
X
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Mfc
liuclc
Ixtwi-i-n
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and
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m
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Hisbop
of
Westminster,
wn
chosen
aVclililshop
of
the
ecclesiastical
diocese
of
Hritish
Columbia
last
Tuesday
at
a
meeting
of
the
Provincial
House
of
Hisbop
in
Kamloops.
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bishop
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Peneier
thus
becomes
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bishoii
for
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dinee..
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per
bushel.
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return
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diocese
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other
raln
or
commercial
value.
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or
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Allen
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for
first
separation
computed
on'ncxl
Sunday.
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hot,
well
made
cup
of
delicious
BAKER'S
COCOA
will
appease
these
keen
appetites
and
also
provide
considerable
nutrition.
Dr.
Louis
Fischer,
former
instructor
in
Div
-
eases
of
Children
at
the
New
York
Post
X?
Graduate
Medical
School
and
Hospiul,
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thfnre
y,rtt
forty
rhalni
ihrnr
norlh
rlirlil
rhalna,
niirlhraal
alour
lilh
water
mark
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point
or
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and
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it
Myn
lloirit
the
mouth
of
Matartl
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Al
1.
4
ITirS.
If
H
VIS
lifr
of
Indian
Kcarrte
.in.
ow,
Oraham
lland.
TAKK
NOTICE
thai
I,
r.uttn
II.
simp-
(III.
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Him
parkrr,
inirnda
10
ipply
fur
1
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ih-
iiiiiiihiiih
iirtrrnira
latidc
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at
1
pnt
plamrd
ilxim
limn.
iMirin
irum
inr
noniiMil
mrniT
of
Indian
lifwrve
Xn,
On,
nraliam
Inland.
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nortlirrly
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In
lim
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Ihrnra
follow
ln
low
watrr
mark
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rhalna
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1
wrMcrly
dirccllun;
ihrnro
amilhrrly
1
rhalna;
thrnr
railrrly
leo
rhalnj.
lo
point
nf
mnimrnrrmrnl,
and
Learns
I
Something
j!W8Mr
Mrs.
Dats
of
Vnucoioer
has
rend
about
Pact
He
.Milk
for
several
year,
but
somehow
rould
not
overcome
an
Old
Country
prejudice
until
her
mother
told
her
what
a
surprise
she
hail
-when
sh
tried
a
cake
with
It.
Mrs.
Havls
has
roine
lo
pse
Paolfle.
Milk
for
practically
all
her
cookiiiit.
We
alue
friends
who
are
bard
lo
convince.
Pacific
Milk
Co.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factorless
Ladner
and
bbotsford,
B.C.