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013
Strong
Objection
To
Railway
Amalgamation.
The
Manitoba
Free
Press
mines
out
very
98
86
All
advertising
should
be
in
The
Daily
News
Office
before
1
p.m.
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
BureatI
of
Circulations.
Wednesday,
Aup.
2fi,
1925.
Globe
Is
Becoming
Non-Partlzan
Paper.
The
Toronto
(ilolte
ha
since
its
inoeplioii
been
a
Liberal
paper.
It
saw
little
good
in
anything
that
the
Conservative
party
did
and
all
its
editorials
had
a
Liberal
bias.
Now
it
is
changing
Some
of
the
editorial
writers
did
not
like
the
change
and
left
positions
they
had
held
for
a
long
lime.
The
change
in
policy
at
the
tilohe
is
simply
another
development
along
the
line
of
modern
journalism.
The
day
of
blind
partizan
papers
has
gone
and
the
tendency
everywhere
is
toward
a
fairer
and
more
judicial
viewpoint
in
dealing
with
public
or
any
other
mailer.
Taking
an
altitude
such
n
that
mentioned
ihe
not
mean
that
a
newsjmper
will
be
always
on
Ihe
fence,
but
it
does
nieanl
that
it
will
not
support
any
party
through
thick
and
thin,
right
or
wrong..
There
are
times
when
any
newspaper
should
do
its'
utmost
to
elect
u
candidate.
At
Ihe
same
time
it
should
always
be
willing
to
give
Ihe
other
side
equal
prominence
in
its
new
columns
and
to
allow
every
poible
opportunity
to
discuss
Ifiei
issues
on
both
sides.
'
i
United
Empire
And
Canadian
Flag.
The
United
Empire,
a
propaganda
monthly
review
of
Em
pire
affairs,
published
in
London
by
Ihe
Royal
Colonial
Insti
tute,
mentions
the
Canadian
flag
incident
editorially.
It
says
It
is
unfortunate
that
ever)'
movement
made
in
Canada,
which
her
stains
warrants,
is
.treated
a
of
jiipqrimport.
Canada
for
instance,
is
see-king
a
distinctive
flag
micIi
as
other
dominion'
possess.
At
onco
there
are
protasis,
a
though
It
were
a
novel
slep.
Mr.
Mai-keizie
King
met
the
objectors
with
a
iMisitive
assurance
that
he
would
support
no
proposal
which
did
not
include
the
Union
Jack
as
the
nio-l
distinctive
feature
of
Canada's
national
flag."
What
the
United
Empire
does
not
realize
Is
.
that
every
trivial
event
is
used
for
political
purposes
in
this
country
and
efforts
are
made
to
turn
such
matters
as
Hie
choosing
of
a
flag
to
parly
advantage.
strongly
amalgamation
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
against
Pacific
railway
systems.
It
says:
The
Free
Press
believes
it
is
speaking
the
mind
of
the
West
when
it
says
that
the
people
or
Ibis
part.
of
the
Dominion
will
not,
stand
for
any
amalgamation
or
tin
two
railway
systems.
The
West
will
not
stand
for
a
railway
monopoly
whether
it
be,
a
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
monopoly
or
a
Dominion
fiov-ernment
railway
monopoly.
It
is
a
pretty
safe
guess
that
Ihe
people
or
Canada
will
not
stand
fr
il
either.
.Nothing
could
be
much
worse
than
Hie
Senate
plan
for
amalgamation
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
njid
Canadian
National
systems.
Not
only
would
it
set
up
a
railway
monooly
but
it
would
establish
it
in
deception.
One
is
bad
enough
without
the
other.
The
Senate
plan,
according
to
its
sponsors,
would
leave
the
country
with
one
railway
system
over
which
the
government
and
the
people
of
Canada
would
have
control.
It
means
nothing
ot
the
sort.
'.lt
means
banding
the
control
or
the
system,
to
the
Canadian
"Pac.fi
Railway.
The
Senate
plan
provides
tor
a
board'
of
fifteen,,
five.
to'
be
-named
by
the
government,
five
by
the
C.P.B4
and
these.'
tijn
(o.iamo
anolber
five.
The
public
knows
what
would
happen;'
U
would
lie
n
(ll'.R.
board.
Doe.
the
country
want
this?
The
plan
provides
for
a
guaranteed
dividend
for
the
C.P.R.
.stockholders
while
the
amalgamation
lasts.
That
means
at
dividend
guaranteed
in
perpetuity,
for
who
would
venture
to
say
thai
onco
an
amalgamation
had
taken
place
the
C.N.R.
lines
could
ever
be
unscrambled
from
Ihe
C.P.R.
and
set
up
again
as
an
independent
system?
It
is
a
fino
thing
for
any
corporation
to
have
ils
dividends
guaranteed
for
nil
lime
by
the
people
of
the
country,
It
is
not
surprising
that
the
11
P.
It.
and
il
satellites
are
strong
for
the
Senate
plan.
They
are
being
handed
something
on
a
silver
plate.
The
voice
of
the
C.P.R.
speaks
in
Hie
Senate
of
Caiuola.
Capitalists
at
Montreal
and
Toronto,
if
they
find
it
amuses
them,
may
go
ahead
and
draw
tip
half-a-dozen
plans
to
merge
the
two
railway
system,,
but
the
Free
Press
misses
its
guess
If
llicy
succeed
in
putting
one
of
them
over
.on
the
people-
of
Canada.
Any
government
or
any
parly
or
any
group
that
nllcmtds
to
foist
a
railway
monopoly,
-no
nuttier
under
whal
guise,
on
the
backs
of
the
people
of
Canada,
or
flirts
with
a
scheme
to
create
such
a
railwny
monopoly,
is
putting
ils
neck
on
Hie
block.
If
il
values
its
neck
it
had
better
keep
it
away
from
the
block.
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
(o
building
next
door
la
KrizzuM
Hutclier
Shop,
across
from
(ho
Kinpress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
Proprietor
Medicine
Man
Prevents
Girl
Marrying
Man
of
Her
Choice
at
Kitkatla
Indian
Village
Former
Missionary
Tells
Story
Which
is
Published
Capital
sjioe
shop
mouth
was
ns
uominani
a
factor
as
ever.
The
live
of
Hiese
Indians.
he-longing
as
they
do
to
Tsim-shian
tribes,
are
bound
up
with
tiiviiiiiliicv.
Should
you
eer
(vauder
over
from
Prince
Hupert
to
thi
Utile
island
yolt
will
be1
assured
or
a
real
feast
In
storybook
lore.
They
will
tall
you
about
Katie
White,
and
Katies
dory,
which
is
a
recent
one.
is
a
splendid
example
of
the
Wilch
Doctor's
craH.
Blacy-Eyed
Maiden
Katie
was
a
slim
lilUe
black-
eyed
Indian
maiden.
VJiat
mat
ter
that
her
skin
was
nut-brown?
Hadn't
she
the
smallest
feet
in
Prince
Hupert?
self
that
such
liapoincss
could
yol
last
i
In
In
an
Hvel
Henry
Lewis,
the
one
witch
doctor.
Henry
was
plot-ling
ami
plauniiiK
to
refrain
hi
power.
Occasionally
he
did
ex
tract
a
few
blanket
s,
canoe
and
Klil.od
or
so
from
hi
victim
in
case
of
sickness
or
trouble.
One
day
he
conceited
of
a
plan
belter
than
all
these.
marry
hi
son
to
Katie
White.
Katie's
uncle
possessed
fishing
stream,
the
risbts
to
which
are
handed
down
amony
Hie
Indian
as
legacies.
There
was
aIo
money
in
Ihe
family.
In
due
timp
lie
approached
Hie
girl's
uncle,
whom
il
i
slranjre
to
say,
always
lias
Ihe
responsibility
of
Ihe
children,
never
the
father.
Sorrowful
Time
There
was
a
sorrowful
time
on
Ihe
island
for
the
two
young
people.
The
wilch
doctor
had
pronounced
a
curse
upon
Heber
ltobinsou.
Should
he
marry
Katie
While,
he
would
die
within
the
year.
For
week's
Katie
and
He.
her
fought
the
age
old
supersti
tions
banded
down
to
them
from
every
ancestor.
At
last
one
uiuht,
worn
out
with
against
a
spirit
stronger
than
their
own,
the
Blrt
agreed
to
marry
Jack
Lewis.
There
is
a
humorous
Inclde'iitia
conpecled
wilh.
KaticCs
weddingj
day
which
relieve
the
tragedyj
somewhat.
She
went
up
to
Prince:
Hupert
to
purchase
her
weddinR'tt
finery.
The
day
set
ror
Ihe
wedding
dawned.
Tables
set
in
Hie
town
ball
were
loaded
down
Albertaj
i
By
Edna
Baldwin
in
Edmonton
Journal)
Sinrwiiii'on
is
deeo
rooted.
It
is
bom
in
the
blood
ami
bred
in
Ihe
bone
or
Ihe
North
American
Indian.
U
nw
be
that
with
the
passing
or
many
moonsMhere
will
alsurpass
the
tenarious
influence
which
llnvwitrh
doctor
exerts
among
Hie
red
men.
Mr.
and
Mr.
erg
Oliver,
of
ll
Street
and
M
Avenue,
were
for!
four
years
missionaries
in
charge
or
inc
nine
imnau
Yum'-
u
Kitkhntla,
15
miles
southwest
of
.
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Ogden
Channel.'
They
found
that
at
Hie
very
moment
when
to
all
out-want
ani'carauce
(his
evil
had
been
effectively
slumped
out
"P
it
come
again
'much
everything
had.
'pmn
the
food
to
the
bride'
gown.
This
i
n
custom
and
U
ripidly
oberod.
Note
of
Tragedy
j
Kalie'.s
story
with
its
note,
of
tragedy
and
Us
example
rt'f
the
strong
htfltinee
of
witchcraft
exercise,
dos
pot
end
here.
In
Ihe
winter
of
ltMS
iekness
fell
upon
the
vilUgf.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oliver,
art
ini;
in
the
capacities
of
doelor,
nurse,
minister
and
teacher,
toiled
tirelessly
anions
the
sick.
One
night
there
came
word
tba.1
Jack
Lewi
was
down
with
iuHuentn.
Perhaps
the
evil
pirits
revenmwl
themselves
H-
l'he
man
at
the
on
the
old
wtteb
doctor
in
an
ef-
said
so,
and
herjfnrt
to
give,
bark
to
Katie
the
as
soft
and
as
mil
man
he
loved.
At
any
rate
hi
as
the
blossoms
of
the
scartelj
wires
must
lmv
crossed
some-sumach
climbtHf:
the
picket
fence
where,
for
within
a
year
or
bis
about
her
home.
wedding
day.
Jak
Lewis
was
Yoiins
lleber
llobinson
thought
(lead
Shall
we
say
of
his
own
so
loo,
and
to
Katie's
way
of
tjiinking
he
was
the
otie
nun.
the
Prince
Charming
of
her
dream.
At
n&hl
they
met
when
dusk
was
lazily
cloinc
in
upon
Ihe
island,
when
the
curve
or
a
polden
moon
and
the
wind
in
tin
.singing
firs
heard
them
whispcrig
as
lovers
ever
will,
of
me
iuiure,
oi
uie
day
when
the
missionary,
would
come
acros
from
Prince
Hupert
to
marry
-them.
There
they
always
tell
silent.
Katie
said
her
fathers
eurri
That
is
whal
Hie
Indians
say.
It
would
be
in
teresting
to
know
whether
Katie
ever
married
II.
-Iter
Itobmson.
Perhaps
she
found
final
liappi
lie
within
the
"red
pauliou"
of
her
red
nuilt's
hart.
'
The
Indian
i
no
long-cr
th
fierce
blood
-curd
ling,
blood-spilling
character
some
hooks
of
fic
tion
would
Haw
us
beliee.
The
Tsimshian
Indians
abinp
th-British
Columbia
coast
are
fnl
annesin?
the
Mde
of
thing
of
Hie
while
matt.
They
live
in
on
another
part
of
the
viuagl-r
Hvo-Klorey
house
and
dre
time:
in
much
Ihe
me
manner
a
their
pale
face
brother
and
sisters.
x
The
villwse
of
Kilkhatla
ha
its
school,
town
hal.
miio:t
house,
ehurrli
and
fir
ball.
'Li
fact
the
fire
hall
contain
the
very
firsi
.fir
ngiiie
complete
tie
wouhi;
wiin
ng?iup
ami
manual,
ever
owned
by
Hie
eity
of
Vancouver.
The
Indian
am
inordinately
pmnd
of
It
loo.
j
Art
in
Woodcraft
These
Indians
bae
developed
u
wouderful
art
in
woodcraft
Their
carv-d
figure
of
birds,
animals
and
flowers
are
truly
beautiful.
The(j
wooden
ioon
aud.
other
utensils
have
a
bauillo
beautifully
modelled
bird.
This,
art
Is
being
recognized
at
la)
for
its
real
valu
ami
people
are
heplnriini:
l-
adopt
a
new
attitude
toward
the
Indian.
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oliver
both
cher-ih
Hie
hope
i
hat
the
men
ami
women
who
write
about
the
red
man.
will
tell
the
true
,lor
of
Ins
evolution
from
the
tents
of
fighting
his
ancestors
inlead
of
roloriu
:
tlodr-
Mories
with.
He
terrifyiiiK
war-whoops
of
dlstafd
past.
A
Ten.
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
August
26,
1915.
general
ovincinl
elect
ion
i
HUM.'
i.Vl..
.1
,.....!
It
J
)
r
with
fruit.
Kveryone
in
the
whole'
.
"
'""'
,,
.
.
.
,
various
iiarh.
.
are
makiiist
.i
i
ii
i
'
'
"l
nre-sellleinent
from
the
last
black.!,.el,,(.
...
,,
paraiions
tor
,
,.
ihe
campaign,
eyed
.ii...
baby
to
the
cats
and
doitj
4
came.
The
band
went
aheadi
'
i.-,,i,
t..
.
Hehind
it
came
Katie
proud
In?
?
lt
i
Tn
o
T"1
her
white
salln
weddin
p.m-nj
rli
V
,,"nMfM-
,
,
ii,,,,
pen
s
nrst
goidleY
to
return
u
from
and
veil
but
there
wa
sou.e-I,,,,,
frw,)t
,
thluK
sadly
wrung
Ihe
India,,,
m,rn
m
were
dl-s
ully
oblivious
to
lHr,vr
here
on
Somber
10
fact
that
Mrs.
Oliver
surveyed
the
bride
with.
dismay.
At
the
Till
l-ftcilii
-it
,.r
ML.
"
,
V
",7
-Mc
lavish
;!
superintenden
nidi
mi.-
.hit.
iiiti
iMft
ruri(j
(,
ji
enoiiub"
and
had
added
an
old'
uniroued.,
Iilli
neck
calico
blouse.
On
her
feet
were
IiIrI,
brown
kid
boots.
Thai
was
her
Idea
of
a
proper
bridal
costume.
As
Is
always
the
caso
on
the
island,
n
wedding
Is
an
Incentive
;
for
much
merry
making
and:
I
feasting.
II
Is
considered
a
di-
iKrace
to
leave
a
parllcle
of
food
jon
the
tables
and
iiuantllies
of,
fruit,
flour,
nuts,
elc,
nre
car-!
tried
awny
by
the
Buests.
One
old
l
squaw
was
seen
to
troop
nut
a
(loaf
or
bread
and
fill
It
with
syrup.
F.vcry
one
feasted
sump
tuntifdy
After
the
repast
was
over
Kalte's
uncle
arose
and
In-'formed
the
gnosis
as
to
Just
liow
lluimt
lieneral
D?
WATSONS
StoUT
Builds
Up
Your
Health
ham.
U
BBrk
Oir
(kllaiM.
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for
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Hospital
wa
c.,r-:
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!
thej
N.wiril
at
Ms
mi-i'hii
ciplil.
The
Man
in
Ihe
Moon
YSr-
1
.11
A
NEW
idiingl
mill
i
to
be
established
at
Aid
or
In
and
In
mayor
of
'hat
eity
Is
jubilant
because
he
say
it
will
be
Mud
her
market
for
the
city's
water.
The
liquor
vendor
has
md
ei
Ix-rn
heard
from.
f
Whal
would
the
restaurant
have
done
for
a
living
if
there
had
bwi
no
wvire
club
and
little
social
dinners
ACr.flNI)I.V
-to
a
friend
of
mine
thfre
are
Just
two
claJ
of
people
In
Ihe
world,
those
who
believe
in
evolution
and
heathen.!
I
HAVE
been
wanting
to
join.;
Ihe
proletariat
and
have
been
wonderinic
how
to
do
it.
Jake
says
quit
work.
SO.
ML
people
matriculate
into
the
nchind
of
esperience
whlb
others
like
poor
fih
swallow
a
hook
aud
ruler
the
chod
of
ma
trillion).
You
can't
tell
a
maffaiine
hy
the
cover.
You
can't
lell
n
man
by
hi
clothes,
you
can't
lell
a
Irt
br
her
oaint.
A
a
matter
of
fact
you
can't
fell
the
no
m
tern
young
lady
anything.
Advertise
In
"th
Dailv
w
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Appbjr
to
Lease
Land
In
Uueen
Chariot
te
Lnml
tie
cording
litrlct
of
Prince
llu
perl,
and
situate
about
one
and
a
half
mile
east
of
Maselt
I.phtboime
at
Hie
mouth
of
Mas-
sell
Inlet,
(iraham
Island,
llrit-il,
Columbia.
TAKH
XOTICK
that
Langam
Kihing
A
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Victoria,
II.C,
occu-palion.
I'aokerj.
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
de-seabed
lands:
Commcncinir
at
a
tost
planted
at
the
iforthwest
comer
of
Lot
Seven,
(irnham
Island,
llritish
Columbia,
about
pne
and
a
half
miles
cast
of
Massetl
LizhlhoiMO
at
the
mouth
of
Massetl
Inlet,
(Iraham
Islaiid,
IlrHlsh
Columbia)
thence
northerly
flvo
chains.
more
or
less
lo
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly,
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains:
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
io
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
LANflAHA
FISIILNfl
&
PACKl.Ml
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
June
I
nth.
t!2.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Ile-
cording
District
of
prince
llu.i
perl,
and
situate
at
llooney
Point.
Graham
Island.
Iti-HUh
i
Columbia,
i
Take
Notice
Hint
Langnra
!
1'lshlng
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Massell,
II.C,
occupation
Packers.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
al
Itooney
point,
firaham
Island,
Ilrillsh
Columbia;
thence
northerly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark:
thence
west-:
erly
along
low
wnter
mark
onel
hundred
and
ix'y
chains
thence
southerly
rive
chnlns:
tlmncd
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty'
Age
nti
(or
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mills
Spruce
Shiplap,
$15.00
per
M
Cedar
V
Joint
Double
Check
Cedar
Ristic
Cedar
Channel
Rut'.lc
Cedar
Boat
Lumber
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ld.
Phones
116
and
117
'I
Lllttfon.
1
YUU
mt
illuitraW
'book
cf
bcitrhfal
-
Hones
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
with
additional
ma
bine
(or
the
ni.ni
i:
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
nivo
carried
in
tMk.
Save
handling
charge-
!
bn
nig
din'i-t
fiom
Mtpply.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
chain,
more
or
W,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing,
eighty
acre,
more
or
les.
la.VOAftA
KLSHINO
A
PACKLNH
PACKINd
:o.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
V..
II
Simptoii.
A
pent
Dated
June
1
2th.
1925
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to1
Lease
Land
j
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
He-'
cordinK
District
of
Prince
Hu-!
peiH,
and
situate
about
two
miles
Hi
a
northerly
direction
from
llooney
PolnL
Maeit
Inlet.
Graham
Island,
llritih
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
I.nnjara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limttcl,
of
Massetl,
II.C.
occu
pation
Packers,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
fallowing
d
scribed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
pot
planted
two
miles
In
n
northerly
direction
from
Itooney
point,
Massetl
Inlet,
nraham
Island.
llritish
Col
umbia;
thence
eaterly
five
chains,
more
or
loss,
to
low
water
mark:
thence
northerly
along
low
water
mark
one
hun
dred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
westerly
five
chains:
thence
southerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acre,
more
or
less.
LA.NflAllA
FISHLVfl
A
PACKING
PACKING
KO.
LTD.
Applicant.
Per
K.
II.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dalcd
June
13th.
1025.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Hupert.
ami
situalo
at
Ferguson
Hay,
Massed
Inlet,
Q.C
Islands,
II.C.
Take
Notice
that
Oosse-MII-
lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
II.C,
occupation
Salmon
Canners,
In
lends
lo
apply
for
a
l"aso
of
Hie
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
east
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571;
IhenCe
south
3
chains;
thence
west
to
chains;
thence
south
chains;
(banco
west
10
chains
to
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
thence
south
8
chains;
thenoe
west
o
chains;
thence
north
20
chnlns;
thenco
east
2
chains,
more
or
less,
to
beach;
thence
following
meandering
of
shore
linn
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
"r
less.
(IOSRF-MILLKHI).
LTD,
Appllcnnl.
Por
Wm,
n
Mllchcll,
Agent
Dated
Juno
20th.
1025,
I
Night
Phc.iu
87
s:t
Gr.
601
Black
78
CANADIAN
STE4M
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Person!
Service,
Phone
No.
I.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce.
Solt
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning,
We
are
re.i,h
lo
receive
n
'
lo
take
jour
take
pern:.i'
our
I
.
.
1
1
1
1
Ceiinifii.
PATRONIZE
HOME
PRODUCTS
Phona
178.
Iloilina
lic
i
.
Pol
HllMAl
...
Oxen
lloat
.
.
Hound
Steak
.
.
Shoulder
Latnli
llonst
Veal
.
.
.
Pure
Lard
.
.
.
l'conomy
lt.ii-
,i
(
10
ir
:o
tu
u
25c
30c
Bulkley
Market
Phone
178.
Oeo
W
K
-f
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
Half
load
....
Largo
sacks
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
...
$600
$3.00
(0
$5.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avn4l
Phone
680
NlQht
of
WE
BUY
DOTTLES-