Vdnfday.
January
18,
1
026.
!
5?MONDS
1
!
SAWS
$
MONTREAL
fY
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I
r
It.
m
rj
SUPREME
COFFEE
'The
Coffee
that
has
'em
all
beat."
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Special!
!
s
v.
II
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brr?
and
1
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llim-lt
111
rant.
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1
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I.o(.'ait-
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it.-d
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and
ft'
tier,
i
lb.
tin
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.
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,
1
i.ro.ik
Jam.
an
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t
65c
K'
'lei
.
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rejr
l
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for
85o
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-
n.iii.
'
Marmalade
75o
l
(it
!
Iinearif4e
Marma-
1
.!
iv-
.00.
for
85o
I
'iijii
itantre
Marmalale
65c
M'
-'i
Orange
Marmalade
65c
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Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
18
and
84
Big
Bargains
ALL
GOODS
AT
SALE,
PRICES
During
this
month
The
West
of
England
Store
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
Don't
Buy
Your
Crockery
and
China
Ware
Until
you
have
compared
our
prices
We
Save
You
Money
Gordon's
Grocery
Seventh
Avenue
East
Phone
447
f
-
I
s
k
June
I
K:i..
sfiiT-i.jn
not
I.
j
.1'
'
.
Jl.l
i
(!!
unit
:-.r-
it
.
Tell
you
grocer
"It
must
be
"SUPREME"
HALIBUT
TAGS
PROVE
USEFUL
W.
F.
Thompson
Tells
of
Some
of
Results
Obtained
and
Others
Expected
STUDYING
MIGRATION
Fish
Seem
to
Move
In
Many
Directions
Without
Any
Definite
Aim
Says
Scientist
Hy
W.
I".
Thompson
in
Oiiiinliiin
Fisherman
The
depths-
of
the
ocean
are
"I-
i
lit
realcr
part
mysteries,
lo
ir.
arid
where
nol
o
the
Irulli
i
olirt,red
veiled
if
one
so
wishes
iti
Ihiug
of
it.
I'nder.tli
surface
of
the
sea
man
in
more
or
e
incapable
nf
exploring
save
oy
defective
and
limited
mean,
and
the
more
defeclivH.neril
i.d
demerit
of
the
met!,
more
cneiKetirally
and
t!w
nturiM
lie
llieorie.
Ie
m
una
lite
f
dlow
ilireelly
the
inovemenld
f
Mil-
food
fih
winch
he
raji-fin'eo,
and
arouixl
the
f-w
fart
va'hfi'rd
he
Imlld
a
wihlcrnedft
f
'liroriex.
It.
therefore
with
a
icnori
deal
of
relief
and
dea
u
i
hul
oine
ilireel
and
tni
!ll
sly
eifirieni
inetlio.1
of
explorJ
iilmn
i
difroveivd.
A
dtreet
mfthnd
of
ludyin?
uiiprMlion
oeenm
to
a
M
hand
in
Uit
laSKJiiff
of
fili.
To
altarb
a
tax
In
a
fih.
l
throw
it
over-hoartl.
and
later
lo
recover
il
at
-ome
di'lant
point,
eem
to
!e
mconlnnerlrlde
evident
of
mi-'
rnlioii
on
I
lie
pari
of
that
fih.
And
it
i.
uiiilenmtity.
and
yi4
there
arc
iliffieiillien
in
um?
L
v
n
neli
'
e
ldere.
Il
i
'with
onjeci
oi
entiminmp
nalMl
LAND
ACT.
the
Ntl(
of
InUnllon
U
Apply
U
tUH
-.
.
In
r
nw
Ritfwrt
Lawl
fmrimt
IH-inn
.,r
iTttH-e
Ituivrt.
d
Mlnaie
i
i
iili
hrr
uf
"Kiitwo
Diy.
Qomi
.rlxlt-
lUM..
B.t..
TVkt
"WITH
I
UMt
JIW
nMHi
irr
irxl
h4jrri
C.
OfiMe.
uf
Vcaeuune,
D
.
otTHixnua
fi
sue
i
rami,
imenon
m
pp'
fr
ir
"t
I
He
rulhmnif
6f
rlld
r'eehirr
it
rlHMNiO
Bar.
tfoerr
lurl.MIe
UUimI.
mrori(
(I
t
txwl
VMed
on
the
bar
r
Imium
Hi
iUmi
See
feel
m
Mnbeirl)
rertw
frwo
nm-el
rwiier
Lkl
III.
MM
al
tieMiI
northttoi
nrnr
of
id
ippOrilton
tu
pmt--uw
br
tit
nMto
Klrtm:
ihenre
0lhelerl)
MUmwr
bit
iter
nxrk
f
ruiuw
Bit
tboui
?o
feel
lu
a
fit
fl
MMilb
and
TIT
reel
m
of
touts.
rl
r..mer
"f
U4
Ht.
thexv
el
m
i
fKi
in
I
lie
huh
aler
mark
of
an
Ilaix1
lielffT
an
fiMrll
l
ea
ht
H
ubert
i
tbenre
nortnvrnr.
rti
nl
imllime.vr1r
foM)tar
the
hitfi
water
mark
f
ai4
lalawl
I
a
pnUil
tit
owl
Mi
and
tiki
feet
el
uf
XMtltl
m
rurtier
IIII;
IbnM
el
I
M
feeL;
j
Bj
mm
fit
reel,
mura
ar
lew,
to
uie
nomi
uf
ntfiimrtiretneflt,
awl
ranUMiMr
aerea.
mure
or
te.
Not
lea
of
latantloti
to
Applf
ta
Laaaa
Land.
In
rrlnre
nttpcrr
Mnfl
Beenrdinr
Mi
trtrl
tf
Prlnre
llupert,
ind
aniiale
tt
Shannon
Ily,
Oueen
Charlotla
llind.
Tvr
tOTlCF:
that
OnaaeMlllerd.
imiiMl
of
Vaneooree
R
C.
.
Intend!
IU!
apply
tr
t
leiae
nf
the
fllowln
deacrlbedl
""r.KtimenHnr
at
a
poat
planled
about
ttl
LAND
ACT,
Intanllen
lo
Apply
She
Coughed
Night
and
Day
Untfl
She
Used
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
I
m
...!
.
r
w.
4:
Mrs.
8.
E.
Little,
101
Ii.lcrtnaa
St.,
London,
Ont,
write
s
"I
got
very
cvere
eold
wtieb
nettled
io
nj
Vroav
tiiitl
tube.
I
eoojftifd
nlgtt
and
day,
and
al
though
1
hied
aereiwl
different
remedies
1
could
get
to
relief
tiotil
av
friend
adriicd
me
to
take
Dr.
Wood
'
Norway
l'iue
Byrup.
Tlila
I
did,
sod
1
must
My
tliat
It
(five
me-
aJaioat
immediate
relief
u
I
got
rid
of
tnr
conga
very
quickly.
I
bop
this
tertl-moaiaJ
will
be
the
meaui
of
helping
otUrs."
"Dr.
Wood's"
U
put
up
mly
by
Ttie
T.
Milbuia
Co,
Lixoittd,
Toronto,
Out
tlitvr
ar-
ixeral
diftiet
lienei
fjl
from
our
latrRint'
oivertitioii
wnifii
are
not
7ier
dlcue..!iajt
r.feet
lo
a
larpe
fnttetil
ttie
One
wf
te.e
u
Hie
BpportgnityjdiwiribiiWon
and
intensity
of
the
to
(.ludy
the
amount
of
mwtlifi,i,,tf
i
the
reKuni
u
which
ueiwoon
me
iime
or
!Miranonjihe
halibut
pHietinle.
Were
the
and
reeai
ure.
For
the
nmt
riart
I
III
in
loo
brief
a
period,
fMlti
lhoe
fih
mil
a
year
or
more'
will
te
jtoihI
utalerial
for
attrh
clwdy.
for
grovilJt,
maturity,
he.,
the
fioh
loo
badly
injured
hi
te
latryed.
Maleriat
tbw
iecured
i-fully
a
valuable
a-
that
derietl
from
tapped
fiwh.
A
far
a
our
markin?
in
the
vicinity
of
the
IJueen
Charlotte
lland
i
c
nicer
ne
I.
it
wa
found
that
the
ta??ed
halibut
do
not
move
in
one
dirtn-tion.
Mnt
of
I
hem
do
not
eem
lo
move
at
all.
Mime
move
twenty
or
thirty
mile-,
while
very
ccaMonally
one
in
found
to
have
travelled
over
a
hundred
mile.
There
a-iireitly
no
ueb
definite
migra
tion
a
chararleriie
the
ftalmon
"ronMiwrrtal
Hotel.''
attuale
ot
Ural
V.eniii-
and
Urhlh
Clreet,
Ctll'ljcralion
Itaiefl
Ihla
lirih
div
of
January.
tA
nnxtt.n
Axnniw
MrLi'.on
HMinv
j.
woo
it
ppllfint,
rliauia.
more
or
lea.
ei
rnitn
norin-
-
.
eaat
romer
or
l.m
llll
ll.l-.
axaaril
""".'?"
V.-'IT"."."!"'
,
'
ihenre
north
t!
feel:
Ihenre
aouthl
SKAI.hU
TE.MiMiS.
enilorwil
"Teiulet
&il"r
we.i
i
ft0
feet,
more
or
leaa;
for
Bioloiieal
BulMlnr.
1'rtn.e
llupert.
1
I'henre
aotith
400
feet
to
the
hlrh
water
will
be
rerelted
by
llie
lloinuralile
the
mark.
In
a
wih-eaaler-l
wihi
w
ainin"
,
""1
".'
TT!
."'V
?'
"i
thh
dxutt
raws
'existed.
The
fishermen
have,
a
III
happen,
concentrated
their
ef-l.il,
!hTV'
!1
ill
Hit)
maims
piato
I
the
halibut
were
lagged,
1ml
aUo
'
in
out'
or
two
nearby
place
'where
school
liavt
thin
pant
summer
congregated
in
number
sufficient
lo
encourage
fishing.
Anil
there
the
t
a
fi
.
were
discovered.
The
difffeullic
will
increase
when
evidence
on
seasonal
migr-,
tions,
ucb
ar
may
possibly
laku
place
for
-lawning,
i
(.ought.
Suppose
lflij.f
jiry
concent
rate
;nt
a
piiriity'ilar
locality
for
two
Unou'lli
ofyTfoyear,
during
which
jibe
fish
aTCfrpawuinp.
Tin-
remainder
fne
year
the
fishing
!
fleet
scalier!
Widely.
would
he
all
Hie
iame
a
far
a
Hie
re-
ult(
arn
eoheerniNl,
whether
a"
the
fidh'inove
or
only
a
nial
'pari
do
i-4he
fiMierie
will
dee
i
to
it
that
tinly
Vli"e
which
have
jiaMred
In
rerlain
dirpetion"
arn
reeaujtlil.
A
year
later
when
IJie
filierj'
ic
wmeenlratetl
aKain
on
ttie
(atne
pol
there
are
inorfl
m
o
Milium
uirnr
are,
nie
Illore,,i
i..i
...
i.oiii...i
11...1
!......
i
rii.
till
arlieie
m
wrillei).
Benefits
of
Scheme
1
I
.
..
.
I
.
II..
1
1
.
no
one
Mitiw
wnrir
niry
liuir
llfrii
111
the
meaiiliine
apparently
tlfey
It,
how4vr,
i
poititel
out
tlialiiiave
clayetl
where
they
were.
Search
for
Fish
In
otfter
witrd.
Hie
recovered
inlentty
of
the
falling
1ml
lightly
variable
il
milii
lie
pti-sihle
In
Igtiure
il
efTecU.
hut
thi.
i.
far
from
true
of
the
hali
but
fiherj'.
One
of
it
ouUfand-
inj
feftlni-e.-
ik
I
he
conoladl
earch
for
fih
that
tiave
hap-
penenl
I
rhool
in
cufficiefit
nuirtlwrs
tn
pay
for
fiohin?.
Tle
nonfrequettre
'
that
the
halibu
eem
Ui
have
miRraled
m
the
direction
of
the
liralily
in
which
the
intense
fishery
tnk
dare.
'ITiey
oeeui
to
have
moved
from
Hie
loealit'
to
another,
wherea.
tanly
a
few
have
actually
done
mi,
the
majority
moving
otherwise.
"Calterinc
without
muci
chance
of
recovery.
Nor
an
iiereaf
in
inlenKil:-
of
the
rtbery
ixi
any
one
plan
or
i
it
tor
aucn
a
tfreat
oitwwe;
necerilv
an
indication
thv
that
much
i
eetUe.1.
beyond
isJfMf,
nvtiiKve
there
from
a
rcaiMthble
doubt.
From
"UCl.
I.iuinnl
iM.inl
II
mav
iriin!v
in-
revorda
we
can
eay
rather
eon-fidefllly
thai
certain
area
arc
not
rcpleniaheij
by
recmitu
from
distant
bank.
That
will
be
a
irrrai
pain
in
knowedec,
provid-
nOBT.
C.
feHt'E
aad
Ir.t-
fr
Ihe
lim
lieinir
Tnirirml
IS.
I1EI.M.V0
STVn.
pptteant.
per
Wm.
0.
Mlleheil.
trt.
emliee
tl:
lit.
LAND
ACT.
Kctlta
af
Inlaelloit
la
Apply
la
rvecMtt
Lanal.
fh
cannot
be
recovered
where
there
i
no
fihery.
that
i
certain.
Had
Ihe
halibut
la?Km
off
Maelt
watleretl
in
all
tlirw-tiiHiH,
one
could
arrive
at
the
In
Land
Iterormnr
IMMrkrt
atr
Crlttae
1
concerning
I
1,
III
Kratler
fcaiifr
nnl
Olll.
I
!
Iin.-rt
and
allnale
.111
the
.uih
Shore,
..r
i
afum
ivove.
pin
latatid.
eeacinee
of'tiy
knowinit
that
a
fair
chance
j
,,-,.
iii-uiiii
i
f
Jiinjtiii
.
.
.
.
lufiif
dicate
a
lixialind
temporary
con
cent
rat
ion
wtticti
ha-
broupiit
the
catch
up
lo
a
oinl
which
in
a
payimr
one.
There
are
many
and
many
hoe
links
in
the
reason-
in?
further
expertment
are
eorn-Unsr
re?nN
the.
abundance
pleteal.
Difficulties
of
Interpretation
Hut
there
ill
thin
very
notice.
fact
about
the
recti
vrreii
,.r
,
Ihe
,..,,
.ip.,-,,.!
the
fishery
bnppetii
to
concen-
TAkE
MITICK
that
Wllllarn
Joerl
,Hr
recovery
rxieieu
in
ever)'
jrfter
f
l-rtere
lwirt.
B.r
oceIMi-
direction.
A
a
matter
of
fad
n..
1
14
Ml
lflWri
-IIPIU.
Illirm,
hi
IVI
permuaiofi
to
njrehe
the
rotlblir
for.
r'.
iiHire
ir
ef
vviLUAi
jorrn
jr.rrrBoi.
Arr'teant.
Per
W.
J.
TlMia,
AteiiL
rxieJl
rieeemliee
lllh
lfl
LAND
ACT.
te-'
mich
rltietl
laiMlt:-
fiittimeivhiit
at
a
t"i
Hanteil
on
the
mmiiIi
ahnre
near
the
head
"f
lUplam.
fair
chance
exit!,
or
hi
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
.r
rut
ItiaiMt,
naaae
I,
i
i-tn
iii-inn.
rrminre
nf
RrlllMi
CntumMa:
thenee
NOTICC
Of
APPLICATION
FOa
BEER
iHHith
imeiMT
rhalna:
Ihenee
et
twenty
LICENCE.
of
flti
aa
roexlenoive
wit
h
Ihe
-liiftiat:
fiheriet;
ami
in
cone-
quence,
jum
ih
ao
far
at
the
re-
H
the
fishery,
mi
i
Hie
evidence
of
direction
of
migration,
or
the
number
of
Mi
moving.
defective.
Other
Angles
of
Investigation
Yet
Ihpre
are
triaiitlv
s:roat
po"1-cibilitie
in
the
ue
of
targin
to
tudy
migration
of
the
halibut.
Were
jl
ii.iiil
to
do
fO.
evi-
.
,
it
.
..
e
misni
ne
couecieu
uno"
Ihe
number
of
.ale
of
pear
it
is
necessary
to
use
to
recover
a
lapped
fish.
Thai
would
give
u
an
idea
of
the
Inlensity
of
fish-
iii
and
an
estimate
could
be
made
as
lo
whether
the
tapped
haina.
Ihenre
ninth
tenl-
rnatn.
mora
-
..
ifish
were
more
numerous
in
one
.r
le
io
trirti
water
.iurk:
thenee
eat-
VTH.F.
IS
HEREBY
!IV
tnal
tne
"
-
erlv
alunr
hlrh
water
mark
to
rwlnl
of
iiki
ilty
t
iviiruar
ih-iI
the
uiMleralpni-il
direction
from
tt.O
place
of
llber-
roninv'lireiiieiii.
ami
nmiainmr
iwtij,
nurtia
o
iim
m
io
uiymir
'.oiiirvii
i
Hoard
h....
r..r
for
.
a
hren-'ai
itrenm
hi
Ni
we
woulo
'rrT
i
to
to
nre-
ui
ulion
ion
than
man
in
ii)
another
anoiner.
..'i1'.'""
al
llie
rtirtier'
:
tben
know
Hie
dirt
eel
ion
of
ml-
nart
icnlnrlv
if
it
were
:i
ii
mi
t
aim
ii.
eiork
.
s-urti
i.
'very
Uielinrt
One.
Hut
unlil
the
Mat
.
1'rtnre
liuteri
lanj
lurinnlk-n
fiaherin'eti
ail
wlllinir
In
keen
nnd
iinermt,n
an
.wuiinu
U
M
ep
aim
iiiun.
i
in
the
I'roTinre
of
nrtii.h
Oiluin-
men'cement,
and
rontalnlm
Hi
aeres.
.
lattaaw
l6.
f.
the
ereelit.n
of
a..
numlr
recoerl
more
or
leaa.
Notice
af
Ida.
fur
the
ale
r
beer
by
tlw
fla
orttrive
ii.sciirai.'
rt'cnril'
of
lliolr
by
flie
open
bottle
far
tMrnimrtKni
tin
ttml
;.
i
,
t
.
f
,
j
,
'
1
-t
t
i
preniiM-v
.
,
.-w
Vi'Wiximrfp
no
siieh
evidence
istm.
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS.
Nollca
to
Conlractora.
liinli.
ileal
Station
For
Laaaa,
Agent
al
vanraMiver
ana
rrinea
nupen.
f
Land.
t'iMiiea
or
plana,
apfrinriiiona,
eir
ran
.-
...
t..in
n...-.n
land
Demrdint
lie
obtained
from
llie
tieinrtnient
on
pay-
r.,!r.i.i
.na
.mm.
on
an
unnamed
lahtiment
of
a
detsmlt
ot
leu
dollar
a
whlrh
rnrii
mi
one
of
the
Narea
mup
of
llea,
will
be
refundeil
on
return
or
Ihe
plans,
0or
fir.,
in
irond
romlillon.
n
llmii
Bay
Paa.are
iipiMislla
lanii'in
Point.
Blue
Print
It.l3.
14.
The
loweat
or
any
tender
not
neeea-
TAKE
MiTICE
that
llarrl
Kerr
of
Prlnrej
airily
accepted.
P.
PIIIUP.
nupert.
B.C.,
Mtaler
Mariner,
imetiua
in
iptdy
ror
a
lete
of
the
followlnir
de-i
an
I
lied
land:
Oinnmendn
at
a
pot
on
the
anore
on
llie
1
1
t
aide
nf
the
above
dearrtbed
llet.
Ihenre
J.000
feet
norlhaeat;
lltenre
J.OOII
reel
iHirltitiat:
Ihenre
l.eoo
fret
aouth-eial:
thenr
J.OOO
feef
aouthweat
to
the
point
tif
romnieneenient,
eoniilnlnr
t0
screa.
..-r,
or
le...nms
BT
bl
Arent,
Joaeph
S.
Borer!
It.M.
tl
ii
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
In
the
Prlnre
nupert
Land
necordint
Platrlct
and
Uliiaie
on
an
unnamed
laieti
in
the
Entern
eninnre
to
iitidaoa
Bay
Piaaaa-e
neir
Pundia
laland.
blue
I'rlnt'
Pepiity
Mlnlaler
and
Pnblie
Woika
Enitlneer.
neparlmenl
or
pnblie
Works
parliament
Bulldinr,
Vlelorla.
H.C.
.
LAND
ACT
Notloa
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
'
Land
In
t!'e
Oneen
Charlotte
lalanda
Matrlct.
Land
Heeordlnir
Matrlrl
tif
Prlnre
Hnierl.
and
alluate
on
the
r'oreahore
of
Yeaullim
Bay,
Maasrtt
Inlet.
TAKE
.NOTICE
that
Euirene
II.
SlniiMtn.
of
Maaaetl,
(M-riitiatioli
ranm-ey
nianaiter.
Intenda
to
apply
for
a.
lean
or
the
roiiotv
curable.
Midi
have
been
asked
for
upon
the
forms
for
reporttiiK
recapture.
Il
is,
also,
entirely
conceivable
that
by
lapynip
on
nil
her
side
of
a
chosen
area
where
ati
intensive
fishery
is
expected,
the
direction
of
oripin
of
the
fish
taken
there
may
be
determined,
by
comparing
r..
i
.i.i....
t...i
,..Ai
OOSSE
MILLF-ltn,
LIMITED,
ITInre
llupert
.
f
lertoril
IMMhrL
'
front
the
two
sides
Appnrani.
nail",
i""-riiitaniiii.
..ooiiari,
auo
ruiin.
per
Wm.
0.
MltehelL
A
rent
'
of
Tender
may
be
een,on
and
after
Uhi
t
experiments.
Where
aj-nhe-
t-n
;
inn
uaj
oi
iriiiiTT,
,
anu
iwiiiiti
'
I
Infnrmannn
obtllned
at
the
lieparitnent
of
I'ulilli'
vvrk.
I'arnainrtii
liiiiKiinr.
ani
at
the
full,
wliir
offli-ea
of
ttie
Government
lint
ill
eouai
the
condi
lions
uf
the
fishery
are
allowed
for,
we
may
be
able
to
make
i
pood
use
of
tappinp.
ltd
useful
ness
depends,
however,
veiv
larpely
on
Hie
accuracy
of
our
information
repaitling
tUe
local
-ties
in
which
Hie
fishery
is
con-centraled.
Apain
we
must
de-
jpend
tinon
ltu
flsllrniaTi
and
bis
record.
In
short,
tapping
is
n
valuahle
nieniiH
of
tracing
titiprntion,
hut
only
when
ft
is
carefully
considered
in
the
light
of
tin-
dislrilui-tion
ami
intensity
of
fishing.
Tagging
becomes
of
tho
greatest
use
when
it
shows
plainly
that
nnli
II.
A
111111
ivnn
a
inn
!it
111.
11111,1
111,-
V'VV
U'-IUIIUI
tloinmenrJiik
at
a
twat
plinled
on
the
dividual
tfaVX'ls
between
tWM
bhrh
water
mark
alimit
(l
riwina
weal
imnks
lint
il
ImmimAa
nf
or
PatlhS.
nut
II
liff.omcg
01
UoO;!rPs
from
tlie
northenl
romer
of
Lot
tlHnee
north
Inn
reel
to
low
water
mark:
lilfln
n.n
wlioti
il
tuniiilv
ra.
vT'of'ErSSu.V.BT
incompletely
the
intens.ly
Cad.1
f
M'
!
'
on.:.raer
.fl!i
Sn;!erVyH1..
r
fxKlng.
The
fiHliernian
s
fec-c
low
r
Viiiim-iirlnr
t
a
pom
altnate
on
i
ij
K-wlnr
ttw
hlrh
waier
mark
to
h;
'lords
sllOtlld
(ndirato
thai
mov
and
roiitilnint
two
t
oi
u
radlatlnr'
of
rtHnmenettneut,
partly
mnuierrra
m-i
rock
n
-
i.u...
..
rrnn
aame
in
praetlraMy
a
circle,
haviar
a
radiua
ot
aooui
i,au
in-i
i
talnlna
'
100
arrea.
more
or
!,
,WI"
0EOHQK
OUHDON
BUSIIBT,
acre
a,
more
or
leaa.
EUGE.NE
It.
SIMPSON.
Aiipnrani.
Per
Fred.
Naih,
Ayuol.
adcijualely
for
us.
Problems
of
Technique
Added
to
tho
practical
limlta
The
Well-Managed
Home
THE
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchasing
agent
for
a
large
proportion
of
the
family
needs.
In
order
to
do
a
good
job
she
must
know
what,
when
and
where,
to
buy.
She
must
study
goods
and
the
concerns
which
make
goods
and
have
them
to
sell.
She
must
put
her
home
on
a
business
basis
and
run
it
on
bus.:
iness
principles
in
order
to
make
the
most
of
the
family
income.
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
purchc
sing.
And
the
right
way
to
get
the
greatest
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read
the
advertisements.
'
Advertisements
tell
you
what
is
new
and
good
f
in
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvements
and
in-
s
'
ventions
lo
make
your
home
life
easier,
more
comfortable
and
more
convenient.
They
give
you
in:
formation
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
usejul
and
interesting.
Every
manager
of
a
household
every
member
of
ihe
household
jwho
shares
the
responsibility
for
the
family
s
welfare
should
make
a.
habit
oj
reading
the
ads.
..
-
linns
of
:he
tapping
i'.'.r
of
lech!;
:qur.
either
fall
oft
or
the
fish
are
Placed
on
die
faster
Read
the
advertisements
in
order
to
buy
wisely
itieitind
is
with
a
kuowletlpe
of
Hie
miens:
y
TUe
tags
-f
fidhias
may
tot-
vt
great
use
m
Ihey
should.
That
much
is
evi
dent
from
European
tagping
experiments
and
must
lie
expected
in
ours.
The
rale
of
return
has
shown-
thai
11
will
fall
rapidly
from
the
time
of
liberalion,
very
much
-more
rapidly
in
some
cases
than
hi
oilier.
We
must
there-
Tore,
for
a
given
return,
expect
Jo
UiS
considerable
number.
and
must
expect
a
certain"
varia-pilily
in
results.
European
workers
have
prefer
i.
riilver
wires
run
tlirotigii
tne
nouy
near
Ihe
edge.
We
have
considered
this
inadvisalile
because
of
thej
thick
iKkly
or
the
halibut,
which
is
thick
close
lo
the
bases
of
the
fins,
in
a
way
which
renders
U
hard
to
attach
the
wired
tags.
Furthermore,
die
sores
or
mark
caused
by
such
tag.s
would
seri-
husly
ttiministi,
u
nol
uesiroy,
the
market
value
of
these
larpe
and
valuable
fish,
thereby
ren
dering
tags
a
nuisance
to
the
fisherman
and
discouraging
their
re
I
urn.
Finally,
the
halibut
is
well
known
to
bury
itself
in
the
mud
or
sand,
more
particularly
nt
certain
seasons,
and
we
would.
if
we
could,
avoid
methods
of
tagging
which
might
in
any
way
interfere
with
natural
habits.
We
have
therefore
used
taps
attach
ed
to
Ihe
cheekbone,
as
has
been
doife
wilh
the
cod
in
European
walers,
at
the
cost,
perhaps
of
losing
a
Higher
percentage
of
our
laps
than
would
otherwise
be
the
case.
We
are
also
under
the
nece
sity
of
using
hooked
fjh,
there
heinp
no
net
fishery
existent,
and
pliere
is
no
way
of
estimating
the
mortality
or
nooKvn
nsn
save
ny
awaiting
results.
Conclusions
To
conclude,
lagging
of
halibut
will
he
or
the
greatest
use
tn
indicating
tho
relative
indepen
dence
of
areas,
and
when
used
they
determining
the
rate
and
three-,
t
than!
Hon
of
migrations.
Hut
it
isi
evident
that
before
undertakm;
any
speeiNc
tagging
experiment,
the
best
possible
basis
oT
knowledge
as
lo
Hie
distribution
and
intensity
of
be
fishery
should
in
at
hand.
This
knowledge
can
b
obtained
only
through
the
records
of
the
fishermen's
catches,
obtained
directly
from
vessels'
logs
or
indirectly
through
dealers'
records.
The
fisherman
niu.l.
therefore,
shoulder
his
share
of.
responsibility
if
the
tag-gins
experiments-
are
to
be
a
success.
.
It
is
not
Ihe
intention
of
'!i'
International
Fisheries
Commis
sion
to
accept
the
relurng
from
these
tagging
experiments
without
using
the
greatest
caro
to
see
that
the
conclusions
drawn
thererrom
are
justiriable.
Tagging
i
one
or
the
possible
methods
or
-studying
migration
and
the
Commission
is
diligent'y
following
the
others.
Il
is
hoped
to
tliscuss
these
in
future
artic
les.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Lan
In
Prince
Itupert
Land
Recording
DKtriell
or
Coast
Ranre
S,
and
altoate
oai
South
Karhael
Inland.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Airred
Swanson.
of
Prlnre
Rupert,
occupation
Mariner-
bvi
lend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
tbe
follow
tnr
described
landi:
Ouiunenctnr
at
a
port
planted
on
thi
south
point
of
Soutn
Itirbael
la'and:
then
around
hub
water
mark
to
tlie
point
of
commencement,
and
couiatiiluri
oo
acres,
more
or
leaa.
ALFRED
SlWANSO.N.
Applicant
A.
E.
Wrltbt.
Ateut.
Dated
October
lata.
IStt.
LAND
ACT.
Netlca
of
Intantlon
to
Land.
Apply
to
Laaaa
In
the
Prince
Rupert
land
Recordln
Matrlrt
and
altuate
on
VVbltesand
lrfand
near
iMuidaa
lland.
Blue
Print
H..M.
14.
TAKE
NOTICE
thai
Jowpb
Stlnson
llorem
or
Prince
Hu4M.
B.C.,
Secretary,
intend
to
apply
for
a
rase
ot
ibe
fob
low
In
ilew
rUnsl
landt-
Coiiitnenrtiir
at
a
k!
on
tbe
fJiore
on
the
'at
aide
or
Wbiteaand
I'luwli
tbence
S.000
fnet
nnnhweat;
thenr
S.000
feet
eit;
tbence
S.ouo
feel
mulh;
theme
J.OOd
feet
wen
to
tlie
point
of
taotu-nieiuf
luent.
JOSEPH
STINSO.1
RO0ER3.
nated
neramtier
4th
taa
Ladies
CALL
and
inspect
our
new
lines
of
Nursery
Shoes
for
Children
Very
strong
and
endurable,
and
reasonably
prieed.
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Shoe
Store
Phong
357
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Temptation
SALE
is
still
on
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Importers
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Avenue