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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
Aug.
19,
1923.
Power
Is
King
In
Industrial
World.
Power
is
king
in
the
industrial
world.
The
place
that
can
offer
plenty
of
cheap
power
is
the
one
thai
will
make
progres-.
Just
now
power
is
Ihe
one
thing
Ihal
Prince
Rupert
lacks.
There
are
plenty
of
waterpowers
in
Ihw
district
but
none
of
them
are
developed.
If
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
officials
or
any
other
group
is
willing
to
put
its
money
into
a
big
power
development
scheme
it
should
receive
every
possible
encouragement
front
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
doubtless
would
gel
il.
We
want
the
power
ami
we
do
not
waul
to
load
the
oily
down
with
debt
in
order
to
gel
it.
If
we
are
backed
up
lo
the
wall
we
cair
probably
do
it
but
il
would
be
belter
for
a
privale
company
to
'harness?
the
falls
and
sell
us
the
power.
Woollen
Industry
i
Is
Analyzed.
The
Manitoba
Free
Press
has
mi
editorial
article
dealing
with
the
woollen
industry
which
should
prove
of
interest
in
view
of
the
persi.stent
efforts
of
the
manufacturers
(o
raise
the
duty
on
woollen
products.
Following
is
what
Ihe
Winnipeg
paper
says:
'The
pondition
of
the
woollen
industry
is
much
lo
Ihe
fore
in
Canada,
the
United
Stales
and
Oreal
Itt'itaiu.
A
number
of
Canadian
woollen
mills
have
closed
in
the
last
few
month
claiming
that
they
are
unable
to
compete
in
the
Canadian
market
against
goods
imported
from
abroad.
There
is
a
demand
from
the
Canadian
woollen
manufacturers
for
increased
protection
bv
means
of
a
higher
tariff
on
imported
woollen
goods.
At
the
present
time
the
Canadian
woollen
manufacturer
is
pro
tecled
against
the
outside
"manufacturer
by
a
tariff
duty
running
from
twenty
to
thirty-five
per
cent.
'The
British
woollen
manufacturer
who
t'njoys
no
tariff
!M
l.'tl
O'Oi)
Itrilivli
woiiIIpii
wio-l.ir
fi:m
lii'i'n
mil
nf
work
ililP
to
Ihe
failure
of
the
employers
and
employees
to
reach
a
wage
settlement.
The
employers
attempted
lo
gel
the
workers
to
lake
a
wage
reduction
of
ten
per
cent,
which
Ihe
workers
turned
down.
The
employers
have
now
proposed
a
wage
reduction
of
five
per
cent,
which
has
aim
been
unacceptable
lo
the
workers.
The
Hrilish
manufacturer
claims
(bat
the
state
of
the
industry
makes
it
necessary
for
him
to
cut
his
costs
in
order
to
be
hide
to
carry
on.
)
"Inthe
United
Slates,
where
the
woollen
manufacturer
has
the
greatest
proleclion
of
any
industry
in
(hat
conn
try,
Uie
manufacturers
claim
that
they
arc
losing
money
and
a
ten
per
cent
cut
in
the
wages
of
the
mill
workers
has
been
ordered.
Under
Hie
Fonlney-.MrCunilier
tariff
of
1022,
woollen
goods
entering
the
United
Slates
are
taxed
fripn
twenty
to
forty-five
cents
au
pot
i
ml
and
there
is
:pt
ad
valorem
duty
of
from
forty
to
fifty
per
cent
on
lop
of
thai.
II
is.
perhaps
safe
to
say
that
Ihe
woollen
industry
in
the
United
Stales
is
just
about
as
highly
protected
as
any
in
Ihe
world.
Yel.lhe
manufacturers
are
in
difficulty
and
are
culling
Ihe
wages
'of
their
employees.
"We
hav
this
situation,
then:
the
woollen
industry
is
in
difficulty
in
free
trade
llritain;
in
Canada,
with
a
medium
tariff,
comparatively,
and
in
Ihe
United
Stales
wilh
a
sky-high
lariff.
Buyers
On
Strike
In
United
States.
"In
a
booklet
sent
to
Ihe
Free
Press
by
the
Canadian
Woollen
nnd
Kuil
floods
Manufacturers'
Association,
the
claim
is
niad;
tlialJtnsjed
of
the
Canadian,
tariff
having
been
lowered
in
1022
nnd
P.12.1
'it'
should
have
been
increased
as
was
done
in
the
UiuMell
Stales.
YelViUt
U,Uj.ijgh
yj'ojeclfou
Ihe.
wp'ollcn
itUlrtvi,,'t'"-in
(Jueen
the
Uniled
Slates
is
experiencing
a
severe
depression
and
is'
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.VYSt-
About
Alleged
Monster
Information
comes,,
from
Victoria
that
a
long
ami
remarkable
sea
monster
had
befit
Observed
disport
ill:
itself
in
the
neighborhood
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands;
atid
this
monster
is
said
to
have
a
strong
resemblance
to
the
celebrated
sea
serpent
which
use,
lo
appear
regularly
in
the
news
columns
in
the
summer
weather
when
excitement
was
at
a
low
ehb
and
the
police
department
was
on
vacation
says
the
.Manitoba
Free
Press.
The
extraordinary
burst
of
crime,
however,
in
the
larger
cities
of
the
I'niled
Slates
and
Ihe
incident
connected
wilh
Ihe
enforcement
of
prohibition
have
made
span-exceedingly
tight
in
these
latter
days
and
the
sea
serpent
lias
not
been
called
upon
for
unite
a
while;
consequently,
now
that
it
has
swum
into
Canadian
waters
and
curled
its
scaly
coils
in
the
full
view
of
some
good
news
paper
man,
we
1ml
II
welcome
as
an
old
friend
jihd
are
glad
to
see
it
looking
so
fit
and
like
itself.
Graham
Island
Variety
This
(iialiani
Island
sea-ser
pent,
says
John
J.
van
valken-burg.
looks
like
nothing
on
earth.
It
is
of
enormous
length,
is
two
feet
thick,
has
a
head
as
big
as
a
pickle
factory,
anil
its
nostril
are
visible
lo
the
naked
eye
al
five
hundred
yards,
which
is
near
enough.
It
lias
eyes
like
illuminated
sugar
barrels,
and
they
stand
out
on
its
face
like
doorknobs.
Altogether
a
distinctive
and
intriguing
conformation.
II
i
giccnish-hlack
along
its
bask.
with
a
Idaek
and
yellow
belly,
and
it
dived
beneath
the
waters
when
it
was
approached
by
boat,
Indicating
that
il
has
either
a
shy
or
a
suspicious
nature.
Altogether
a
high-class
sea
serpent
dime
in
the
best
conventional
style.
this
H.t.
serpent,
as
we
sav.
is
evidently
a
docile
creature
shunning
human
intercourse;
in
Ibis
it
is
not
like
one
of
it-brothers
of
some
years
ago.
lie.
loo,
was
a
large
and
homely
hand's.
ster,
but
wilh
a
spirit
of
lib
prolecliou..Jias
a
shut-down
or
lockout
on
his
Since
July,'
own.
v
lien
ptioioKrapners
aut
prying
strangers
approached
tm
close
be
used
lo
detach
his
large
and
flinty
scales
and
flick
them
at
Ihe
intruders
with
great
speed
and
fair
accuracy.
He
never
actually
made
a
hit
on
any
of
the
newspaper
lads,
but
several
innocent
bystanders
were
lerribl
upset
and
the-
Hying
scales
knocked
a
number
of
skeptic
and
critics
absolutely
speechles
who
bad
been
denying
Ihe
animals
existence.
That
was
a
real
good
sea,
serpent,
that
one
va.
and
sold
millions
and
millions
of
newspapers
in
a
season
when
everything
resembling
news
im
gone
and
died.
Punch,'
Personality
and
Pep
Ah,
well,
in
this
crowded
age.
when
Chicago
thugs
and
Arab
Sheiks
bat
Ho
each
other
for
front
page
space,
and
prime
ministers
and
wars
in
China
are
ffd
to
gel
a
couple
of
slicks
m
the
inside
columns.
Ihe
poor
oio
sea
shake
hasn't
mueli
chance.
iSo
the
fact
thai
he
lias
once
(again
made
the
grade,,
via
I
be
Charlotte
Islands,
shows.
tohc
a
srrpejil
of
punch.
personality.
and
pep.
We
will
be
it
1
"IT
.
r
1,1
.
.
'
",m,T
,.
'Ktad
to
bear
more
of
him.
1M
I
"iUV
MU,
I-
111,11
mi:
Illll
l
II
I"
III
I"M1!'II
IHIIS
J
JIUTt
United
States
put
the.
prices
of
woollens
so
high
lbal
the
buyers'B.
nave
gone
on
siriKe
I
lie
weji-Kiiowtt
worm,
ine
consumer,
has
turned
and
has
refused
lo
pay
the
prices
the
retailers
have
been!
demanding.
The
retailer
could,
no
doubl,
do
nothing
else.
Ill
would
se'eni
that
you
can
get
a
higher
price
for
your
good-
through
(he
aid
of
a
tariff
but
there
is
no
law
(o
compel
anyone!
to
imy
your
goods,
In
the
end
Ihe
wool
producer
and
the
wool
manufacturer
nre
hanged
on
Iheir
own
gallows.
"The
Canadian
woollen
manufacturer
is
protected
against
Ihe
outside
competitor
by
a
duly
running
from
twenty
lo
Ibirly-five
per
cent:
How
much
higher
has
this
lo
be
raised
in
tinier
to
preserve
to
him
the
Canadian
market?
Can
the
people
afford
to
pay
more?
Boat
Builders!
We
have
20,000
feet
of
1-2
inch,
5-8
Inch,
7-8
inch
and
1
Inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
which
wo
must
sell
an
we
reipiire
the.
yard
ypace
for
oilier
slock.
DON'T
MISS
THIS
OPPORTUNITY
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
117.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
August
19,
1916.
The
annual
flower
show
of
the
Hrince
Jluperl
Horticultural
Society
was
onened
in
the
Hoard
of
Trade
rooms
yesterday
after
noon
by
Mrs.
F.
ti.
Dawson,
vice
president
of
the
society.
Prominent
iiKoug
tlie
prize
winners
were
M.
M.
Slenheiis,
V.
J,
Kirk-
'pal
rick,
Mrs.
T.
McClymont,
Mrs
Dawson,
I'..
Van
Custcl
and
Mrs
ill.
L.
Mcintosh.
(iAWTIIOIlXrs
are
selling
month
oiunns.
Doubtless
an-
!
Winnipeg
Editor
Takes
Fling
at
j0,,,atjn;
sner;il
election.
siory
ruousnea
Locaiiy
TOrillSTS
ojijeii
to
Visit
the!
prairies
lieeause
;ii
this
time
ofj
year
they
.lnyir
not
.dug
but
news
of
the
crnp.-"t
.
THE
reason
Prince
Ilnpcrt
people
ned
til
pbiy
tennis
is
hr-eause
so
"few
ol
Micm
operate
lawn
mowers.
I
AM
happy
again
I
have
just
read
that
aU
IJje
hi
tie
pot
aloe
have
been
ruined
by
the
rain.
Until
I
that
last
chestnut
appears
annually,
I
Jefcl
Dial
Ui
newspapers
have
not
fulfilled
their
destiny.
I
KNOW
some
people
who
ar.l
so
down
on
their
luck
tthat
lhe
would
be
in
danger
even
If
the
wore
o
pairs
of
braces
and
a
bell.
SOME
people
run
ouf
of
mot.
v
and
wilh
Others
it's
just
the
opposite.
no
sooner
will
the
vnenlios
lolls
be
paid
than
a
five
lube
set
!
will
be
needed
to
start
Hi"
(..iiiiiimi
H'
i
li.ir.l
world.
CANADIAN
BACK
FROM
OLD
LAND
Professor
at
Bristol
University
Visits
Place
or
Birth
on
Prairies
and
Discusses
Problems
Wl.N.MPKU,
Ait?.
18.
Tlf
growing
importance
nl
i.anioi.i
as.
one
of
the
lead
In?
units
of
the
Hrilish
Htupire
was
stressed
by
C.
M.
Maclnnis,
professor
of
colonial
and
economic
history,
at
Hie
u'niversty.
of
Hristol,-
Falk
land,
uion
In
arrival
here
n-i
his
way
lo
Calgary,
Alia.,
the
place
of
his
birth.
"To
my
mind
nothing
can
stop
Ho-
North
American
continent
from
becoming
cvMiittfally
the
chief
Influence
of
the
fill
lire,
and
I
feel
that
iii
the
years
t
come
there
is
syery
liklthood
jf
Canada
becoming
I6e
cenlre
of
Ihe
Hrilish
Commonwealth
of
nations,
with
the.
necessary
political
power
transferred
to
her,"
he
said.
Professor
Maclnnes
graduate
I
at
llalhousie
ami
Oxford
Universities.
He
lost
the
sight
of
both
eyes
as
the
result
of
wounds
re-
;
reived
during
the
war.
This
handicap
did
not
prevent
him
from
taking
up
his
present
po
itfoti.
He
is
the
author
of
"The
Hrilish
Commonwealth
and
il
t'nsolved
Problem."
"There
may
be
some
who
would
advocate
thai
Ciiuada
should
go
forward
a
an
itnte-peiidenl
nation,
outside
the
Hril
ish
Commonwealth.
I
fail
lo
ser
this
line
of
reasoning,
for
.
Ihe
fact
that
Canada
is
within
Hi?
F.mpire,
appears
to
me
one
ol
Hie
chief
reasons
of
her
strength
declared
Prof.
Maclnnes.
"I
wish,"
continued
ihe
visitor.
'that
.
Canada
would.
consider!
mor.etham:
jdieJ
ihVsial
present.
Hi?
,Wdvl4lilli?
Sf
i
taking
a
jharp.
iji
Jl
respousliiiiiu
m
the
djsfain;
par('it
Uj
Umpire.
for
1
1
1
a
i
reason
t
wouiu
wcn-ouir
morn
of
Ihe
colonial
service
lieiiiK
thrown
open
to
Canadian.
t
he
secretary
for
the
,
colonies
and
overseas
dominions
is
alive
to
Ibis
fact
and
I
bone
that
il
will
materialize."
He
also,
em
phasisetl
Ihe
importance
of
I
tin
Pacific
in
the
future
alfairh
ol
Ihe
world.
ASSAILANTS
OF
POLICE
.
OFFICER
PLEAD
GUILTY
Sentence
on
John
Tartanvllle
and
A.
Asselln
s
Reserved
by
Judge
Young
John
Tarlanville
and
A.
Asselin.
charged
wilh
resisting
arrest
and
assaulting
a
nollcu
olllcer
in
the
A
battered
old
bat,
on
a
Iriplcxecutiou
of
his
duties
on
Comnx
i
around
Ihe
world,
arrived
hero
Avenue
early
Monday
morninir,
last
niht
ami
is
on
exhibition
elected
for
sneedv
(rial
and
in
McCiilclicnulrt
drug
store.
Il
pleaded
guilly
on
appearing
he
stalled
from
the
Panama
Kx-
fore
Judge
Young
in
the
County
position
at
Hun
Jbcgo
and
came
Court
yesterday
afternoon.
Sen
here
hy
way
of
.ew
jork.
II
will
lence
was
reserved
pending
m
lie
sent
from
Prince
llupert
In
investigation
Into
the
criminal
Alaska
and
will
then
go
across;
records,
If
any.
of
Ihe
men.
Tbny
the
Pacific.
Word
has
been
received
from
Him
prairies
Ihal
it
will
be
unnecessary
to
send
more
men
from
this
city
lo
the
harvest.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
wer
represented
V.
Pal
more.
in
court
by
L
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs,
H.
(i.
Drown,
Mlnne
apolis,
Mrs.
Krneat
Hlue,
llyder,
STEAMSHIPS
CUT
RATES
s
BECAUSE
BUSINESS
POOR
LONDON,
Aug.
!.
Shipping
freights
are
at
present
in
a
bad
way.
Hale
have
fallen
to
hvel.
below
those
of
pre-war
days
ami
represent
losses
to
many
ihip-owners.
Large
litnr
companies
are
experieneing
a
great
dearth
of
demand
Vor
Iheir
space
mot
cut
ralps
to
absorb
mrgoe-
which
wouM
ordinarily
go
m
tramp
steamers.
This
policy
i
said
In
le
insufficient
In
fill
the
liners
with
remunerative
cargo
and
conse
quently
several
concerns
have
curtailed
sailing
programs
anil
laid
np
several
boats.
Many
ear-go
steamers
nr
returning
to
home
port
here
in
hallal
rather
than
accept
rates
quoted
in
some
trades.
D.
S.
Cameron,
fisheries
overseer
for
Ihe
central
division
who
arrived
by
Hie
flying
boat
UN
from
the
south
on
Monday
ever.
in?,
returned,
lo
his
headquarters
at
Swanson
Hay
on
the
Cardenr.
last
night.
Mrs.
Cameron
.vol
family
are
.spending
Hie
summer
in
Vancouver.
Notice
of
LAND
ACT
Intention
to
Lease
Land
Apply
to
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
lle-ordiiiK
District
of
Prince
llu
pert,
and
situate
about
two
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Ilooney
Point,
Masselt
Inlet,
firnharn
Island,
Hrilish
Columbia.
Take
.Notice
that
I.angara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Massed,
H.C,
occu
pation
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
two
miles
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Ilooney
Point,
Massctl
In
let,
Crabam
Island,
Hritisli
Col
tirnbia;
thence
easterly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
one
hun
dred
nnd
sixty
chains;
thence
westerly
five
chains;
thence
southerly
one
hundred'
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
LANOAIlA
FISIILNO
A
PACKING-PACK
1.
NO
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
June
t.1th.
1025,
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Ilo-cordlng
District
of
Princo
llupert,
and
sltuale
about
ono
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Massed
Lighthouse
at
the
mouth
of
Mas-sett
Inlet,
Oraharn
Island,
Hrlt-Isli
Columbia.
TAKH
NOTICR
that
I.angara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Wednesday,
Augns:
J9
PA(1B!
two
:'3.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Ruport
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
11.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
HUMORIST
AND
i
me
mail
ui
nit
muuu
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Hns
nroduced
Minerals
s
follows:
Placer
Hold,
77,lH2,Or;l;
Lnle
(,(,,)
?t
mil!
Silver.
snK.S21.ri70:
Lead.
.70.548.r.7S:
Copper.
IH7.lHO.a7S;
I7L107;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
l.t:U.:Ub;
Coal
nl
'ike,
2n0,HS0,0lS;
.Stone,
Rrick.
Cement,
etc.,
12,225,SI
1
;
making
lis
Mineral
Produclion
to
ti,,-
FOR
SALE
f'PK
c
e
I
11)21
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
nnd
the
fees
lower
than
h;
nf
"any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Hrilish
Kutpirc
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties
the
security
of
w'
h
guaranteed
by
Grown
Grants.
Full
information
together
wilh
Mining
RepirU
ard
Map,
may
be
obtained
g
iv
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
,.H(
Practically
all
Rrilish
Oolombin
Mineral
Properties
upon
whu
li
de
.
work
ha
been
done
are
described'
in
some
one
of
the
.miiinl
Report
of
Up
M
of
Mtocs.
Thoe
considering
mining
invclmeiil
-houM
refer
Ift
urh
report-
T'
are
available
-without
charge
on
application
lo
Ihe
Department
of
Mines.
,....
Hi
Reports
of
Ihe
tieolngi
al
Survey
of
Canada.
Pacific
Riiilding,
Vancouver,
nv
mended
as
valuable:
sources
of
information.
.1.
K.
Smith,
Seattle;
V.
0.
Hroad,
O.
S.
Mill.
K.
Twadel!.
V.
F.
Isltp
and
1).
U'.Neil
Hayes,
Stewart;
Kenneth
Philp.
Loot:
Lake.
Sask.;
James
Lamb.
Cas-iar;
J.
J.
Murray.
Vancouver;
II.
YVaiigh,
city;
Mr.
and
Mo
K
Lnwler,
Ketchikan;
K.
K.
Xi
-bolls.
Hollers
Shows,
Vielmn.
Central
J.
ti.
lleexes.
C.N.IL;
John
M
-t'.alloio
ami
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Wi!
ham
Morrison.
St'W.irt.
Holt.
Seattle;
K.
W
.
Johnson.
ii(y.
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
antThooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lti
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
In
building
next
door
to
Fnziell
lluMicr
Sbo
l
-from
Ihe
Kmpren
Hotel
We
carry
n
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
Limited,
of
Victoria,
H.C,
occu-,
palion.
'Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
Seven,
(Iriiham
Island,
HrllUh
Columbia,
about
one
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Massetl
Llichthotie!
al
the
mouth
of
Marlt
Inlet.
j
Graham
Island,
HrHIh
Colum-i
Ida;
thence
northerly
five
chains,'
more
or
les
to
low
water
mark;!
thence
westerly,
along
low
walcrl
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
flvei
chains;
tbenco
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
10
point
of
c6mmcncemcnl,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
LANOAIlA
FISIILNO
&
PACKLNll
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
K.
H.
Simpson,
Aent.
Dated
Juno
tQth.
192.V
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
lle-cordlng
Dlslrlcl
of
Prince
Hit-
pert,
and
situate
at
Ilooney
Point,
Oraharn
Island,
,
Hrilish
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
Langara
Fishing
ti
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Massetl,
H.C.,
occupation
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
tho
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Ilooney
Point,
Oraharn
Island,1
Hrilish
Columbia;
tbenco
nor-!
tberly
fivo
chains,
mora
or
less,
lo
low
water
mark;
thence
west-j
erly.
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
tbenco
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
loss,
to
point
of
commencement,
nnd
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
.
LANOAIlA
FISIILNO
&
PACKING)
PACKING
CO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
12.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.
I
Dated
Juno
I2lh,
1023.
Kindling!
hen
yon
KindliiiK
why
Hung
thai
will
in
a
hurry?
u
Ihe
Pes
I
there
i-Dry
Kiln
Dried
Should
you
ordr
this
Villi
Vet
fill"
you
use
our
cars
will
use
llieut
a
i
our
ehnrge
day
"all
Ihe
limn."
Dray
work
of
a
attended
lo
pn-mi
Wood-Full
lo4
$6.00
or
nicely
tied
bundle.
5
for
$1.00.
Our
Taxi
ruim1
to
remember,
II
'
"Servlee"
is
our
'
50c
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones!
189,
112.
1
1
I
Wood!
Wood!
Now
Is
your
eli.
'
3
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
fJJ
Half
load
3.J(
Largo
sacks
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
...
...
.
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Second
Avenus
Phone
580
Nloht
or
P
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.