,
l)rv
August
2ft,
'1J?2.
OLID
18K
OLD
som
wedding
rings
art?
made
to
melting
t
lie
gold
ii
i(o
a
moulij.
These
are
op
to
have
bubble
and
be
somewhat
soft.
uiiier
arernadi-
Hy
tnlinp
it
sn
ip
of
ifjiM
ami
Joining
Ur
end..
i
sell
I
ho
seamless
kind,
hammered
from
one
solid
iiidc
of
.gold.
Those
ar
in
an.
I
hard
ami
wilt
wVap
iihu'Ii
longer.
'".
pt-n'es
from
ft50
to
815.00':
&
(Jewellers
iS.TrtC
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
N
ew
Felt
Hats
nnd
Dresses
Full
Line
Thread
SILK
HOSIERY
$1.50
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please
Phnna
.91.
P
O
Rn
VTl
BULKLEY
Market
311
Third
Avenue,
Her
been
taken
over
from
Oeortf'
Ktrr
by
J.
Preece
(e
wilh
Kealy
and
Doodson
Fresh
Meats
rrlvlng
Twice
Weakly
from
the
Bulkloy
Volley
Phone
1
78
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Slock
Phone
576
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
.
''triage,
VVarebouslng.
snd
Oiatributlng
Team
or
Motor
Service.
r-otl,
fiand
and
Oravtl
Wa
Speclallxe
In
Piano
and
Pumlture
.Kevlnn.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Wo
-specially
recommend
r
Table.
Cream
ai
15o
for
Half
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Special
loo
Delivery
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
857
GRAIN
MARKET
I
OFVANCOUVER
!
IS
REVIEWED
'Harbor
and
Shipping
Publishes
Full
Report
of
Chairman
of
That
Division
THE
PERMIT
SYSTEM
Comments
on
Success
of
Cash
Market
and
Volume,
of
Trad-
,
Inq
Done
There
Hay
L.
Lee,
chairman
of
I
lie
grnin
I'Xrliniiac
division
of
t
la
'.Merchant
Exchange
at
Van
couver
in
hi
annual
report,
says:
'in
Minimum;,'
.my
report
a
chairman
of
thi
ri.vi.ionrfor
.Hie
past
oar,
I
hall
omit
Hip
Ala
Hslies
usually
embodied
In
sucii
a
report,
a
I
fpel
Dial
you
am
all
familiar
with"
these
detail
a
I
am
myself,
and
see
Dial
no
good
purpose
ran
dp
served
hy
mentioning
HiPiii
further
than
to
imminent
upon
thp
faret
thai
Hip
(olal
of
approximately
35.0(10,000
buhel
forwarded
I'iroimli
tho
elevator
of
the
i'ir
i-
smaller
than
we
had
an-n
ipaird
at
thp
time
of
-our
an-nual
meeting
a
year
airo.
At
thai
iiiiip,
you
will
remember.
Hit
tup
prospect
in
hp
province
of
Alberta
ar.d
Sakal.chcwan
wrc
i-onsidcrcd
Hip
bet
in
thri'
history.
You
will
alo
remem
T
l
hat
we
uncaouahle
wea-iher
Wat
experienced
at
harvest
limp
in
Hip
western
province.
iiii
consequence
that
llie
'olunw
of
grain
paing
through
Vancouver
wan
much
curtailed.
Thin
wan
duo,
not
only
to
III"
fart
that
Hip.
elevalur
at
Van-rmiver
were
not
equipped
wjlh
drying
'arilille
(o
copp
with
Hip
immense
quantity
of
louuh
ami
damp
k'-im
dial
wa
oT-1
fered
lor
shipment,
hut
alo
to
Hip
fart
to
at
I
ho
farmers
ami
ilealer
in
these
province,
in
CAMCtLUITION
OF
RtSUVK
.10TIC
III
HtAOlT'ciVt-l
ltI
Um
m
M-rte
rtlMiat
in
Utl
J.
LaMr
On
Irirl.
i
iDc-l(rd.
Ii-paly
Minlir
nf
Uivli,
o.
n.
Lao-!
tfinruwDt.
irioru.
U.
U,
Inif,
UkHO
ACT.
Nll4
l
Inuattaa
M
U
I
In
rnorc
liuiri
Ltcxt
Rrordint
Dn
trlrt
of
rnnre
Hbti.
tD4
uut
tl
l
Mrii,
ii....
1
Tk.
loitrr.
thit
r.urm
it.
sunp
mhi
or
miwii.
orruititua
rnorr,
in
irtHl
(
r
Kt
at
Ihf
follow-.M
JrnrlU-'l
Ufut:
'.otuimnrtoi
it
rt
tUnid
tl
Um
nnrliw.il
mrtwr
cf
Blrk
10.
Mnwil
Tnlle
thir
mrlr
ISO
ll;
inrnrt
(uuinrrir
i,ao
letl:
inrnre
wn
Irrly
l.v
Irrl:
Itiror
rxirtrM-rl
1
.01)0
iftl
Ui
puni
or
roinaii
niirni,
ana
ran
uiihbi
i
trrr.
mr
r
W:
tVdtM
II.
SIMPSOX
AppUrlOt.
mim
inn.
.
it
LAND
ACT.
Malic
f
laUnllen
la
Aaplf
ta
Laaaa
In
Und
H'rrtllot
Diurlrt
or
I'rinrc
liuiwri.
awl
uiiui.
un
north
.bore
of
an
I
iiuatnrd
Hv
im
nin-l
Cnail
of
fin
l4and,
klMMjt
one
nuk
rail
frtmi
Pluff
fotnt.
TAkC
SOTICE
thai
V.
HouMau.
or
Lof
lrli,
I'Milnre
or
Uriutb
Columbia,
ucru-ni
1
1..
n
i
inn.rj
Manaarr,
lntrmJ
n
tK'T
l,r
a
b-aM-
nf
Iih
rullolnr
dMfrllml
1im1.
.nniiiii-nrln
ai
a
r"t
lanid
m
lt
iMirr
of
an
unnanml
bar
on
Ibf
noirlh-ml
riial
of
III
laland.
abmil
m
tail
ram
ur
Muff
I'olnt;
llinire
nnrtb
IvrDIT
rhaltit;
ibrnrp
ri
twrntv
rhaim;
Uhw-i.
.ii
Hi
im.nir
rhalna.
rnoro
or
lea,
lo
III
rb
Vatir
Mark:
llwnrr
rnllnwinf
blrh
'tlr
mark
iiinr
to
point
or
rjiinmf
iirniient,
awl
rnnuinlnr
mlitj-
trrt.
more
or
I'M.
(mo
July
Jotii.
ltt.
C
BOUS'EAU.
ipllfant.
MIMtNAU
ACT
Cirtlflc.lt
ef
Imaratamtnta.
ItroMnir
.X"
.
I.ol
4l.
Mlnrral
rUlm.
-mule
in
I
ho
Allln
.Vlintnt
plvUlun
ft
the
i:atar
iirlr.
imi
llu
,Wh
Arm
or
Ti-kun
Arm.
aluml
lhre
iiarler
or
a
mile
irMin
rrnin
llw
nmiith
or
Wann
Rler.
TAkK
.XOTti'.K
lint
I.
r.hMf
K.
Ollmnre.'
Mcm
advisable,
however,
lo
ner-
1
i"
t"
,
,
,
'
.
nbnill
the
elevator
to
have
com-.
i
rti
Miner-
i.rruriraie
ml
7i.
inirmi.
-ivtv
tin
v
fntm
iih
ill
to
hrrror,
in
M'i'ly
j
,.,
Ihf
MiiMur
ntrrdrr
for
a
herllflralel
.r
iin.r-iviiiifni.
for
th.
iiirii
of
mini
a
r-iwn
ilranl
of
tht
above
claim
Ami
furttirr
lakfii
nntire
Dial
artlnn,
tintlfi
frilnn
SS.
omt
!
rtmunt-nml
ip-fur.
tint
Iiiii
of.
ciirh
CfrlillraH"
.of
Jin-
nrtivfiiifnll".
I
...I.
fat
Jtmt
At
Ur
I
.mha.
1
n
I
IiICIt
till.
It
"I
r-.
...'.
i9t
MeT
rnrn,
r.ni.
MINCRilL
ACT
Cartltloala
of
Jmpraiamanla.
XVann
rrariional
.".
,
Anyox
and
Ju-nlta
Mineral
Claim,
nual
In
th
Atltn
Vltilnr
I'lvl'lon
or
I
he
Canlar
UIMrlrl,
ht.nl
mi.
mllr
up
-Iream
rrom
the
Imuth
nf
Wann
Illvrr.
.
..
.
.
.
TUE
MITtCfc
Hull
Tht
Kurlnfrr
fl(.ld
Mine
Mi..
Iiw..
l-'ree
.Mlntr'a
Certificate
o
'Ti'.
lnlintl.
nlxly
rtaya
from
the
tin.
Ir-.r
,to
apply
in
Ihf
Mlnlnr
.
ronler
for
a
lrllfl-al
or
liiiprovcinfn!',
for
tho
iiire
of
olilalnlnir
a
;mn
nrant
or
tho
iIkivp
rlatm.
nd
rnrlliT
lake
notlr
thai
anion,
un-drr
Sffllim
,
hnl
l'
rtnmnnreil
Iw-fore
Hi.
Ini!
of
men
Crrllfii'ale
or
liiiprove-
""iIaTFO
lh
'"V
r
September,
A.n.
,B9
ii
Me.
rn-trn,
A-int.
MINCRAL
ACT
Ctrllflcala
of
Imprenamanla.
Prownle
No.
Mineral
Claim,
annate
In
.1..
in...
uinintr
nivuinii
of
the
Cl'slaf
'piatiirt.
on
Wann
nlver.
adjolnlnr
il
to
llie
sniitn
or
iiniwnie
wo.
..
TAkK
1NOTfi-E
that
I.
-
n.
Kershaw.
Tree
Miner1
Certirifale
No.
ssass.
Intend.
Ulv
itav
from
Ihe
dale
hereof.
In
appW
in
Hie
Sllnlmr
lleeoriler
ror
a
Certificate
of
linnrnveinrnl.
for
the
nurt;-e
of
oli-talnlnr
a
Crown
Oranl
of
the
above
rlalm.
And
rnrUier
lake
nnllre
that
attion,
nn-rler
aerllon
S,
mini
be
rninmencert
before
the
lMie
of
aurli
Crrtlflfkl
of
Improve-
""lI'vTEri
Slits
til
nay
of
September,
A.n.
im'
H.
VeN.
rRAStn,
Ateat.
Hejr,
anxiety
lo
-get
this
,o'.-of-
ronoiuon
;graln
rtfr
llieir
hand
dplivprpd
lo
ap.inl
v'.urp
i'
i
oui.i
hp
conoiiionrij.
na.Jp
tlieir
iiiipiuenl
iyit,
wlieriaM
-we
had
.
-.4.
,4
w
wwi
nan
u
r
rpa..n
to
Deiine
llial-mi.lpin.
-o
doiiht
the
moliveKac
der
normal
roitdrl'.n
Hip
flow!
mating
"-Hip
'ppnodieal
atta'clt
would
have
iicen
i'w;iiil
i
...
.
work
or
Elevator
'J'he
lern.oial
elevator
com
limn.'
in
uuco.iver
are
mi
ijirralu
Ird
upon
Hip
manner
in
which
hev
rpponded
In
lit-.
dejiiauiN
of
the
oreanion,
and
Hip
very
efficifnt
manner
in
which
the
immense
quantity
nf.
out-or-con.lilloii
strain
van
Jakpn
rare'
of,
prior
to
-
export.
II
in
ipiile
apparrni
thai
the
nuaniuy
or
grain
handled
at
Vancouver
during
Dip
pat,
iea
Hn,
u-oula
havp
hern
greatly
reduced
wen'
il
nol
for
the
efJ
ficiejit
manner
in
which
Um
terijiinal
elevator
were
operai
ed.
Jt
in
unlikely
dial
we
xliall
viliieo.
a
repelilion
of
the
con
ni.
i(
..'t
union
which
n'-uueii
in
o
much
damaged
grain
last
ea
on,
hut
the
port
ha
henefilled
lo
Ihe
exlenl
llial
equipment
for
ro-coudllioniiig,
tough
and
damp
grain
lias
lieen
inrreaftcd
and
a
much
larger
volume
can
he
handled
if
a
like
situation
ex-
ilx.
The
"Permit"
System
You
will
recall
Ilia
I
Ihe
ma
jorily
of
the
member.
of
(hi
utviaion
have
always
expreoncd
llientelve
in
favor
of
Hip
.
calle.1
permil
.tyilem
in
moving
grain
to
Hii
porl.
Those
of
ue
who
in
the
pa.l
have
favored
Hum
yein
wero
even
iihiio
fullv
convinced
of
Us
uefulriei.M
ear,l.
in
me
muniii
or
Aovemher
of
lal
ear.
The
railway
rom-
panie
yieMing
to
pre.
com-
menl
and
Ihe
opinion
of,
may
I
eay,
Uie
unlnfonned
puhlic.
de
cided
lo
operate
wilhoiil
the
per
mil
ay-Mem,
with
Hk
con.e-
iIupui'p
Unit
Hip
elevator
at
Vancouver
were
filled
lo
capa
city
early
In
our
nhippiiw
ea-
win.
Hie
yard
of
f
lie
railway
rumpaniei.
werp
congented
with
loaded
ear,
and
Mil
ronaeliin
liackliig
up
lo
Ue
prairie,
ne-ceiUieil
H:e
early
up
of
ille
Interior
elevator
at
Calsrart
and
Mrnoiilon.
with
tho
reull
that
an
embargo
was
declcred
ii
Novemher
aaint
all
rtlfipmenU
io
ancouver.
Thi
emhargo
Ulei
for
a
"UffieieiH
length
of
limp
lo
enalile
thp
railroad
yard.
nnn
eievaior
tr
oe
cleared
to
ome
exlenl
at
leant,
and
the
Krmil
ylem
wa
re-inlilule
when
Ihe
emhargo
wa
lifted.
There
i
no
douhl
that
larae
tuantlllo
of
grain
thai
would
itherwie
have
come
lo
Vancou
ver
were
loal
to
(he
port,
by
naon
of
the
rongetion
referred
lo,
and
the
fel
that
the
movement
of
grain
lo
Vancouver.
3ice
Ihe
re-inatitulinn
of
Hie
permil
ytem,
ha
been
orderly
and
efficiently
handled,
Is
a
point
grpatly
in
favor
of
that
method.
Time
Not
Ripe
Our
frUndH
of
Ihe
pre,
in
rummenling
upon
Hie
irermi:
ylem,
make
much
capital
of
llie
reconl
created
by
the
one
elevalor
al
Vancouver,
in
hand-
Jlnsr
the
liJ3.2t
c:op,
and
ap-
iMtrently
cannot
see
why.
in
view
of
Ihe
Increase
e
of
of
handling
handling
facilities
at
the
port,
that
all
Hie
elevalor
cannot
handle
iiuanlilie
In
proportion
lo
that
record,
entirely
overlooking
the
fact
that,
xlm
trackage
and
e.vitrhing
facilities
or
the
porl
fire
by
no
means
adequate
ta
handle
load
and
empties
in
and
out
of
Ihe
elevators,
in
such
proportion.
Though
our
natural
desire
is
lo
have
the
How
of
grain
into
Vancouver
unrestrict-eii,
jn
my
own
opinion,
the
time
l
not
ripe
for
unrestricted
movement,
eixccpl
nl
Ihe
opening
of
Ihe
shipping
season.
II
doe
imrti
lively
large
slocks
early
in
Ihe
season,
and
then
regulale
lite
flow
of
sraln
lo
meet
llie
-eovtw-muniiT
liquor
act
Noilaa
af
Application
foe
Coaaaat
to
Trartafae
ttaar
Lleanaa.
ine,.,
PllJlPr
PXCHIingP
,.
V,I'.II-.
...
............
-.
..
.
.
..
.
i.
nrjttrtT
mat
on
SSIll
llav
of
A.irti.l
Mil
Ihe
unrferniM.1
iptenJ
10
apply
10
ihe
i.iqnor
coniroi
."'fu
ti.r
t-tuiiH-ui
111
iraneirr
i
oeer.
1.1
tiMire
numbered
no
and
laauetl
in
respect
of
premlMra,
belli
part
rt
a
biillittn
knuwn
fort
Clement
Hotel,
porl
Clement,
II,
C
upon
the
land
deM-rllied
al
l.oi
?,
BUm
47.
m
siilHtlvlnlon
of
Lot
?ir.,
Out-en
Charlotte
inland.
I'rince
ttiiiiert
Land
Itoarietrv
lililrlrj.
In
the
Province
of
lirlllali
Ctduilibla,
fn.in
Krank
lllrki
io
Herbert
Hampton.
Theodore.
Mueriml
and
1,
CIcrtHie
or
iht!
Town
of
porl
Clement.
In
llie
County
or
I'rlne.
Kuperl,
In
Alia
I'rov-Inr-e
or
British
Cobinilila.
the
lranferee.
iIiATFIt
at
I'Mnrr
Miijierl,
II,
C.
tbu
JIM
day
ox
July,
tl.
iiKiinpirr
hampton.
lllKOIinRK
Nl'SCOl,
J,
C1CCOXK.
Ipfllcant
and
Tranferee.
LAMP
ACT
Malic
of
latawtlon
ta
Spplv
to
j.a
Land
In
Prince
Rupert
t.and
Rerordlotr
PI
trlrl
of
1iane
4,
coat
Land
DUlrlcl,
ant
illuaie
un
I'idiii
Jiland.
'TAKE
-.JMITICK
that
J.
41.
PrtlMla,
of
Ponoki,
Atlierta,
Occupation
Minister,
m-lend
to
ipply
for
)
cf
the
followlntr
de.rrilwd
land
1-
-
?
n,
Pltnted
it
tha
Nonh
i-Iiri!1,nr,nr
Win
end
of
Pa-sate
Island,
near
Coast
Trlanriilatloh
sia.
III!
Ihenco
around
the
island
at
Mah
water
mark
ind
conlalnlntf
loon
acre,
more
or
les.
....
..j'O'li'H
BRITLAJID
FRANCIS.
Itttt
ttttL,
Kit.
AppUCIQt.
li
I
lie
after
ibiLHime.
Manv
he
lieve
the
volume
of
grain
tha.
can
lie
mrivell
through
Hie
iori
hv
this
method
will
1p
nui..!,
grealcr
-lliari
mreilrirted
'Ahlp
on
this
.y-)leiii
of
rTgulating
.liiprnentu
are
lion
em,
hut
it
would
'Show
a
fpnit
of
fair
mindedne.a,
If
our
.ieu,
as
a
IradP,
and
Ihe
view
of
the
raj',
way
affealed,.were
nought,
and
we
were
attributed
the
amc
i.
....
.
....
.
iionesij,-
oi
mouvf
witen
up-poriing
our
'-conteiilions.
Tlifj
iliietion
of
.rcguialion
of
IM
flow
o.f
grain
"wvaiward
i
pro-
ii.
......i
.
.
-'.
.
i.iiii.
iiir
nni
Anal
mailer
ai-
fecling
the
trade,
and
it
con-iderution
hoiild
have
the
ear-lienl
attention'
of
our
iiirorniug
council,
in
orde:
.iial
lemporar.'
cxpdienU
may
nn
hp
adopted,
a
w.i
llie
ca
lai
year.
The
Cash
Market
,
"
One
of
the
important
event
of
the
year,
a
far
a
thi
division
in
eoneern.'.l
was
the
opening
of
our
rah
market
on
Oclimer
2(5.
'Hie
volume
of
trading
.through
the
eaxti
market
was
diol
al
great
a
could
he
desired,
jut
at
llie
name
time
it
operation
had
the
effect
of
PHtahiixhmg
anoffu'ial
,irice
for
grain
in
tore
du
Yanuouver,
and
lo
that
exlenl
Mas
of
material
benefit
lo
local.
concernx.
liarly
Ira
dint.'
wa
conlmed
to
gram
.11
ntore,
and
cis
your
council
deeniCL
it
nnviahli-
to
broaden
Hie
ncope.
of
the
market,
and
provide
prlco
for
"en
route
inspected"
car
of
all
grade,
tradintg
in
thi
position
wa
added
lo
the
markei
on
Novemher
3,
and
on
January
7
t!i-operalion
or
'the
market
very
augmented
hy
the
addition
of
"prompt
hlpmenl."
A
oo;
volume
of
liipmei.i
inereaitc.
and
a
our
lortge
facilities
ai.
enlarged,
Ihe
importance
of
ibr
cash
marke.
will
i-rome
more
apparent,
and
we
i'-el
that
al
no
distant
dal-
our
efforts
in
es-
taldiihmg
and
maintaining
thi.-
market
will
meet
win.
.e
ue-
cph
Ihey
deserve.
Co
-ope
ratten
Between
Elevators
In
Derember,
the
public
ter
minal
granted
u
an
arrange
nient
which,
in
a
meaure,
taki
!!ip
place
of
tlie.fhitiper'
aro-
eialion
-at
the
,
lakeheati.
At
kuniderahle
expc;ic
lo
then.
elves,
it
-wa
arranged
to
load
votseel
at
one
elevalor,
in
fa-e
where
Hip
shipper'
cargo
wa
tore
in
two
tir
po.ihly
Ihree
public
terminal.
A
grain
de-spatcherV
office
wo
elrthliu-
e,
al
which
office
surrender!
were
made,
and
a
committee.
composed
of
repreenlaliveji
of
the
Vancouver
'terminal
Hrain
Co.
Ltd.,
and
the
Harbor
Itoaru,
allocated
the
herlh
lo
the
.'(earner
to
be
loaded,
al
the
elevator
in
Hie
mot
favorable
position
lo
mak
fhipmenl
of
the
required
grade.
Thi
worked
out'
inoit
satisfactorily
for
the
ex-porler.
and
al
the
-name
lime,
worked
to
Ihe
advantage
of
Die
elevators
in
reducing
cotages-
lion.
and
alo
benefitted
Ihe
-.loam.
hip
line.
in
eliminating
shifts
from
one
fierth
to
aiioth-
er.
ve
hope
that
this
arraiwre
.
menl
will
be
contiiHied.
'
ami
suggest
to
the
incoming
council
that
they
do
not
overlook
Ihe
importance
of
this
feature,
and
lake
steps
early
in
llie
new
crop
year,
with
a
view
lo
having
the
arrangement
continued.
Standard
Contract
Y'our
rouncil
has
endeavored,
during
Ihe
past
jeafild
'come
tr
an
agreement
wUlijhe
Galgary
rt'raiiv;
Expli-an'ir'.',
wliwjhj
either
a
litandird
form
"or
'
contract
could
he
adopted,
or
Ihe
rules
and
bylaws
of
their
exchange
and
ours
could
be
harmonized,
with
a
view
of
eliminating
the
possibility
of
dispute
between
members
of
the
(wo
exchanges,
and
1
am
slad
to
report
that
mr
efforts
in
this
connection
have
met
with
success,
and
I
have
no
doubl
the
rules
and
bylaws
of
these
two
exchanges
will
be
so
nearly
identical,
,
that
purchase
and
-.ales
may
he
made
on
the
basis
of
the
rules
of
with
perfect
safely
to
our
members.
Direct
Wire
1
Service
Hy
arranigemenl
with
one
!
Hie
local
brokerage
houses,
which
maintains
direct
wire
service
wilh
Winnipeg
and
Chicago,
a
direct
wire
will
be
run
Into
our
Kxehange
room
(?arly
litis
fall.
We
believe
the
added
facility
will
be
.of
material
benefit
to
our
members,
as
we
will
then
hnve
continuous
grain
quotation
posled
on
the
board
in
tho
Kxehaiige,
instead
of
relying
upon
the
fifteen
minule
service,
now
have,
and
quite
aside
of
the
practical
benefit,
'Ibe
psychological
effect,
of
a
morn
metropolitan
atmosphere
will
no
,
doubt
add
greatly
to
Ihe
success
of
this
division,
Weather
Reports
We
are
now
equipped
with
a
highly
efficient
weather-report
malkinsV
V
BEST
I
'm
V
LesLW
eH
sHaLtrLW
jFk
aBLLS'BBBBB?ka-a.
JBSBSBnataR
ing
service,
Hie
equal
of
any
exciiatkge
on
U"s
comment,
and
our
thanks
are
due
to
tin-
Do
minion
Weaiher
liuruau,
and
to
the
Canadian
Pacific
Telegraph,
for
their
co-operalior.
in
making
this
service
-posibb
It
is
a
val
uable
adjunct
to
our
grain
market.
I
shall
leave
to
the
secretary
-
manager
the
reporting
of
several
detail,
which
I
know
will
be
of
great
interest
to
you,
and
I
wish
at
this
time
to
extend
lo
the
members
of
the
council
with
whom
I
have
been
associated
during
'.he
past
year,
and
also
lo
our
manager,
Mr,
Ham
ilton,
and
bis
assistant.
Mr.
Uanieron,
my
very
sincere
thank-s
for
their
assistance
and
co-op
eration.
The
members
of
your
council
are
a
very
conscientious
body
of
men,
and
they
have
given
freely
of
their
lime
an-!
ability
in
your
behalf.
Few
Disputes
in
Vancouver
In
conclusion,
gentlemen,
I
wish
lo
draw
your
attention
'.o
a
fact
that
is
most
remarkable
to
me,
ami
a
fact
which
makthi
me
very
proud
of
my
connection
with
(hi
exchange,
ar.d
it
thi.
Not
only
during
n.y
own
term
of
office
as
chair
man,
but
reviewing
the
record
of
the
Kxehahgt
for
the
past
three
years,
I
can
find
but
oiw
instance
where
a
dispute
ha
arisen
In
Ihe
trrain
trade
here,
which
has
no-'
hee.i
settled
between
the
parties
concerned
on
a
satisfactory
basis,
and
without
referring
their
differences
lo
either
the
council
or
Ihe
arbitra
tion
committee.
I
do
not
-he-Iteve
thai
this
reconl
is
equalled
in
any
other
exehancre
on
this
continent.
One
hears,
occasion
ally,
of
arbitration
in
other
ex
changes,
but
none
.are
held
-at
Vancouver,
frorr.
which
it
is
evi
dent
lo
me
tnat
the
ir.emhers
of
this
Kxchango
are
'not
only
nro-ad-minded
and
reasonable.
men,
hut
also
that
their
bun-ue.s
dealings
are
tempered
wilh
iustice
and
a
"live
and
lei
II
v?
attitude,
(hat
is
most
commend
able.
If
our
dealings
are
car
ried
out
in
Hie
future
as-
in
thr
past,
and
1
know
they
will
hi
we
will
enjoy
a
measure
of
cou-
fidenco
in
all
quarters
of
the
Dnmi-.ion
thai
w;li
mako
oiir
in-stitutlon
famous.
Differe-tices
(d
opinion
.always
have
and
alway-
will
exist
in
Ihe
business
world.
but
business,
after
all,
is
onlv
I
ho
application
of
the
principle
of
common
seise,
and
we
seem
lo
be
"long"
im
that
principle
at
Niincouver.
Let
us
then
con
tinue
our
service
to
each
other
in
this
same
spirit,
that
it
may
bring
tame
and
fortune
to
us,
as
well
as
to
our
city.
Season
of
Promise
We
are
now
facing
a
new
season,
bright
with
promise
of
.1
satisfactory
grain
crop
through
out
(be
west.
Let
us
determine
to
face
any
problems
Dial
may
arise,
with
courage
and
determination
with
the
knowledge
that
we
have
already
overcome
many
handicaps,
ami
that
we
have
created
within
a
few
years,
smootli-workh.ar
machinery
to
handle
(he
complicoled
and
highly
technical
business
0:
shipping
grain
lo
foreign
mar
kets.
We
still
have
problem
lo
faro,
and
problems
there
always
will
be,
but
by
oo-opera-tion
and
loyal
working
together.
through
our
Exchange,
wo
need
.1
feat
iiern
or
need
your
ni-ommg
!
uneii
fear
them,
If
Miev
rer.
iv,.
ihe
same
loyal
sup
port
as
have
the
eouneil
over
wiurh
I
have
and
(lie
honor
lo
preside."
ONLY
TOMORROW
FOR
POLITICAL
LIMERICKS
Last
Chance
For
Those
Wishing
to
Show
Ability
at
Versification
.
Tomrrowwill
be
the
last
chance
for
those
wishing
(
enter
the
competition
for
the
best
political
limerick.
Out
of
town
contributors
may
mail
theirs
on
Saturday
and
early
in
Ihe
week
the
decision
will
lie
made
who
are
lo
get
the
five
and
three
dollar
prizes.
Here
are
a
few
verses
that
have
been
submitted:
There
once
was
an
M.
P.
named
Tred,
Who
to
Parliament
soon
will
be
dead:
He
can
stand
at
the
door
Of
his
Prince
Hupert
slorc,
And
Hrady
will
net
in
his
stead.
I
The
Conservatives
listened
to
Meighen,
Hrady
pleased
Ibem
in
humorous
vein.
The
question
of
fish
traps
lleceived
many
hard
raps,
And
the
Liberals
left
feeling
great:
pain.
tfred
fMnrk
is
the
man
to
send
East
With
a
majority
-or
500
at
least,
s
Hrady
we
know
Never
did
have
a
show,
So
let's
hope
his
ravings
will
cease.
Stork
Is
the
man
of
faniefand
re
nown,
Known
for
years
in
his
own
home
"town.
Should
ho
win
this
election,
Wtill
all
seetprotection,
And
gladly
present
him
with
a
crown.
Boost
Meighen
and
candidate
It
rady,
Far
removed
from
oil
tricks
(hat
are
shady.
Down
with
Stork
and
with
King,
Customs
graft;
liquor
ring.
Vote
for
government
clean,
are
you
ready?
Messrs.
Meighen,
Stork,
Hrady
.
and
King
Are
in
the
political
ring.
On
fourteenth
September
We'll
all
remember.
Hurrah!
for
the
best
man
we'll
sing.
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YESTERDAY
PORT
SIMPSON
PEOPLE
The
marriage
look
place
yesterday
afternoon
al
2.3ft
al
the
t'ltlled
Church
parsonage
of
Carl
Henry
Wesley
anil
Ida
Cecil,
both
residents
of
Port
Simpson.
They
came
in
from
Cassiar
(Cannery
yeslerday
ami
today
return
lo
the
Skeena
until
Ihe
close
of
tho
fish
Img
season.
Tliey
were
accom
paiiled
iby
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Pollard
and
Miss
Amelia
Maxwell.
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in
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Packed
in
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can,
which
preserves
for
you
the
rich
flavor
and
aroma.
Your
grocer
sells
and
recommends
Malkin's
Best
Coffee.
All
Nerves!
All
nerves!
What
a
common
expression!
In
this
busy
era
wilh
the
problems
of
home
management,
club
activities,
and
even
political
affairs
rrowding
her
day,
how
often
Hie
housewife
complains
of
nervousness,
headache,
backache
and
general
fatigue.
These
symptoms
of
iH-feeltng
are
oflen
due
to
strained
eye
muscles
and
nerves
which
can
be
relieved
hy
properly
fitted
-glasses.
A.
E.
Ireland
Graduate
Optometrist
for
27
years.
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years
constant
practice
in
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and
held
tho
friends
il
has
by
its
tinfall-itiig
good
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1
this
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in,
so
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