SATURDAY.
OCTOBER
3,
m
u
I
Wrji-piece
"COURT
CABINET
auiM
that
iur
rourtdi
Tin
lUmfton
CWltrit
achievement
of
Community
designer
luibfengrtnlj'
enhanced
by
the
introduction
of
tbii
splendid
chat.
I
IsnJ-arvcd
in
rfTcct.ent)
(iiggetting
the
gorgeous
thou
of
tuly
luicliih
diyi,
"Court
Obinctt
ire
sure
to
haves
ucmeraJoui
vogue.
Ai
settings
lot
line
silver-wire
nothing
couU
be
more
appropriate,
yet
the
cott
it
surprisingly
low.
C?OTr'8.00
rlPWFLI.FRS
aQLltlC
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
J.
Bent's
Re-orgamzation
Sale
Slashing
Prices
on
I
All.
.(Ml
MTISTt.lt
VUMt
and
Mil
MM
UV
IWaaiiiai
illrrnoon
Drews
n
e
laleat
(tylea
and
material.
J,
BENT
Third
Afenue.
LUMBER
We
lire
mntiaifnrf
tiring
riMifrh
mid
lrcsrl
lumber
Kd
gram
Imnt
'filar
llnliiitit
nml
allium
boxes.
Ask
For
Prices
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
562
George
Rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
Itrceivcr,
Liquidator,
Trustee,
rtc.
.
Phone
387
New
Address:
243
Stoond
Avenue
West
HUNCH
IIUPKIVr
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
reoomrnenrl
our
Table
Cream
at
16a
for
I
In
If
I'lnt,
Quality
and
Fervlco
Special
I
co
Delivery
Serylfo
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
M.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
8ervle.
Coal,
Band
and
Orave
We
Ipeolallte
In
Plane
ane"
Furniture
Bavtinf.
.
WA
TERFRONT
WHIFFS
Lipsett-Cunningham
to
build
on
waterfront
crew
of
Foster
quits
CapL
Newcomb
on
coQst
currents
,
Uptt-Cunnlngham
Co.
Ltd..
which
h
doing
bulne
with
the
j
fishermen
for
to
m.ny
years,
u
going
to
e.ubllh
on
the
waterfront
on
a
.it
between
the
Union
Oil
and
the
Trotler
j
dock..
Te.t
pile,
were
being
driven
dur-
ng
u.e
pa.t
week
by
John
Curne
&
Son.
The
move
to
the
waterfront
will
bring
to
fruition
a
scheme
that
hu
been
contemplated
fcr
aome
time
by
thla
company
but
which,
lor
varloua
reaaon.
u
not
carried
out.
By
to
doing,
l
will
be
a
convenience
to
the
company
telf
a
wel
.
to
IU
many
customer,
aming
the
fishermen.
Though
Mr.
Drake,
the
local
manager
ot
the
company,
declined
to
dtacuae
the
project
thl
week
It
1
reported
along
the
,
waterfront
that
one-hundred
loot
wharf
will
be
built
a
well
ka
a
large
and
UD-to-date
marin
tupply
store.
On
Tueaday
night
the
crew
of
the
trawler
a,
E.
Foater,
which
had
been
chartered
by
the
Rupert
Marine
Pro-ducta
Co..
Ltd.
to
acrap
flah
fur
the
Tucka
Inlet
by-ptoducU
plant,
walked
oA
the
ahlp
for
a
reaaon
that,
aa
f
ar
a-
i
the
company
(Uelf
U
concerned,
aeema
to
be
unexplained.
On
Thuraday.
following
Ue
occurrence.
the
veuel
waa
leiurned
to
lu
owner.,
the
Canadian
Flth
At
Cold
Storage
Co.
With
the
tithing
aeaaon
now
rapidly
epproaciutig
IU
dote,
the
Tucka
Inlet
plant,
alter
a
very
active
aeaaon,
will
soon
be
clewing
for
the
winter.
09al
for
the
plant
thl.
year
ha
been
trana-ported
from
farther
afield
then
ever,
acme
having
even
come
from
aa
far
a
iKa
aM.rfUn
r
-
a.
ih
rnlluwliiir
II.
Mf!V.
F3FI1,
Agenl
.
LAN0AQT.
Notice
lat.ntlen
I
AoV
ti
L..i
L.ntf
m
tiiklnn
niniloo.
vUii,
Laud
lie-
rurdiur
nmrlrt
uf
C.Mi.r.
nd
.itu.ia
ai
nrintl
lupid.
o
lb
AtUlna
Diver
im
lo
It"
well
of
Anrveyed
lot
Xo.
470.
TAkK
NOTICE
mat
I.
Walter
Srnlt
9m0-....
n
..r
T.irvranh
mil
Creek.
II.
C
ocruP.tlun.
lunrhpr.
inteiiiM
in
apply
ror
I
icae
or
unrviiufii
ihiiu.j
fninmenrina
?
.,"",..J;,."."U
"1
'VS
,u-ihwft
rurner
nf
l.m
470.
llienre
Houth
iO
rhln:
thence
WrM
10
rhln!
Ihrnre
fine
h
4
rlialnt
llieine
Kal
10
riieltu,
rre,
more
nr
lew,
.nil
ml
I
iMiiulnina
in
roriy
yALTStl
8COTT
PlMPSOIH.
.
Ai'pllr.nl
LAMP
ACT
Nolle,
of
latantlon
t
Apply
U
L.at.
Land
in
I'rmre
Rupert
I
rterordlnt
I)l-trlf
i
r
li.nae
4.
Coa-t
Land
Dlitrlct,
an.1
ii.te
on
I'M..
Itnd,
VVkF
.NOTICE
that
J,
B.
rr.nrl.
of
Piiimli.'
Alberta,
orrnpatlon
Minuter.
fn
aViM1-!
I
JfiM
Planted
th
Nnrlh
Wel
end
of
r.atagn
IMaml,
near
nnili
Trunrnlation
stj.
I
lilt
thence
irntind
lh
Jtmt
it
blab
water
wirk
jnd
enntilnlnv
toniainmar
1nn
i
"r"1-
""
BHITLA.1D
mANfiS,
.
.
;ui
1416,
apfucaai.1
a
party
of
Seattle
.ylaltora.
What
luck
Oeorge
had
waa
not
reported
but
not
much
waa
expected
unless
he
took
a
diver
with
him
aa
it
waa
an
eleven
foot
low
tide
that
afternoon.
The
flral
hunter,
of
the
aeaaon
aeent
to
have
.cared
the
deer
pretty
well
Into
the
mountain..
WhUe
there
were
at
leaat
twelve
brought
In
at
the
flrtt
week-end
of
the
aeaaon,
only
three
were
accounted
for
at
the
Yacht
Club
floale
Ut
week-end
and
the
hunter:
bad
to
climb
tome
to
get
them.
Rupert
Marine
Product.'
powerboat
M.TJ,
Capt.
Reg.
Green,
waa
having
her
annual
Inturanee
.urvey
at
the
Ward
Way.
thla
week-end.
Halibut
schooners
Mulrneag.
Capt.
Jud
Thurber.
and
Mayflower.
Capt.
Oeorge
Cook,
were
on
,
'
'
"
-
:tne
aame
way.
during
the.
week
for
Bulxlale.
Ihm
.a
Capt
O.
P.
Smith,
with
hi.
packer
"Hilly
Boy."
left
on
Wedneaday
mornlo
for
the
aouth.
OP.
will
probably
engage
lu
chum
parking
In
John.
ton
a
trail,
again
and
rtpecta
to
winter
In
Vancouver
aa
he
did
laat
year.
Homer
Clay,
engineer
of
the
patrol
boat
Vera
B.
Frye
met
with
an
accident
during
the
week
that
haa
put
him
in
the
hotpltal
but
which'
might
ealy
bare
had
much
more
aerloua
reeulla.
lie
and
the
aklpprr
of
the
Vera
8,
rryi.
DUI
MartweU.
had
.gone
aabore
near
Pert
S'jnpaon
to
do
hoi
hunting.
They
bad
laid
their
rtfln
on
the
fcround
anl.
fcr
tome
tneipllcable
reaaon,
when
they
wtr
picking
them
up,
one
of
the
weapon.
Uncharged,
the
.hot
penetratlnt
Cl.y'a
leg
at
the
ankle.
Ptnt
aid
waa
rendered
by
Mia.
Kewaome
and
Ula
feager
of
the
Port
Sunpaon
HoaplUl
nuraing
ua
and
another
patrol
boa',
the
Unnelt.
brought
the
Injured
man
fi
tha
hoaptul
here
where
he
1.
now
reported
to
be
progreaalng
very
favorably
The
Vera
a.
Prye
Itaelf,
which
be
long
to
Aid.
M.
M.
Stephena.
waa
lowed
Into
port
on
Thuraday
by
the
Marflab
and
la
bck
for
the
winter
at
her
moor
ing
place
at
the
Yacht
Club
float.
Oeorge
Bryant
with
hi
good
ahlp
llarla
waa
on
a
crabbing
eipedltlon
on
Thuraday
to
the
bead
of
the
Inlet
with
MINIMAL
ACT.
CertlfUal
f
Iwaeaitment.
,w-..e
,.
,
4fVuii..e
I'ritonal
and
!ituae
o.
a
rrae-tintul
Mineral
:i.iui,
Mluale
In
lb
AtHB
Miniue
huuton
of
unr
IMtliirt
Where
loraied:
tl
aide
of
T.ku
Arm.
TAki:
SoTIIE
lhal
flemuld
Syme.,
btrriatrr
end
illrllir,
of
I0
Vei
render
Si
VanriMitrr,
firiiuh
Oitunilil.,
an-.nr
.rent
fur
eerUke.
Vinlne
Cnr
fnrilHHi
Tree
Miner.
frtlflr.le
Mo.
Hill),
inlrixl.
Hlv
!
frm
Ihe
d.te
hef.
!
plly
la
the
Minlnr
Heroriln
tur
certificate
f
litit,eneiiieni.
fur
the
purrwM
of
uMtioinr
crow
ur.m.
ui
tn
rrn-riun
Ttvr
OTirE
ih.t
ir
1km
under
wih-n
l
mut
l
nanmenred
brfiire
ibe
liie
uf
urb
rertlfirtte.
of
Mnpr-ifMunit
IHTI.O
thla
lit
d.y
Of
.eplrroter,
A.D.
U
MINtML
ACT
C.MIflcat
ef
leiaravamMt..
Winn
tr.riuynl
la
t.
Aarni
.na
Ju.
nil.
Mineral
Claim.
iluale
In
Ihe
Allin
alnlni
IMti.lon
nf
Ibe
Caur
MMrirt,
uui
one
mile
up
Hiram
from
(he
houth
if
W.nn
lllrr.
.
TAkr.
MJTICC
Uiai
Tiie
r.nyineer
uoio
Vine
I.
Id.,
Iih-:.
rree
Mltier'a
Ortirir.lr
o.
l77Ui
.
inlenu.
lllt
oir
rmm
ine
dtn
hrnf
l0
P'"'
Ul
M',n
ninli-r
for
a
Cerurir.ie
or
impmvenient..
fur
the
rin"e
of
nhlalnlnr
Crowti
irtni
or
ine
.Dnir
riim.
Ami
riirihrr
V
nnUM
lhal
.rllnn.
un
der
erii.n
.
mnl
h
eomnienrnl
kfort
ilia
lu
if
mrh
orilfir.ie-
of
In
prove-m"nl.
.
UtTFn
Ihl.
Ill
d.y
of
September,
..D
'",
H.
McN.
FRASEit.
Agent
MINIMAL
ACT
wrll
fc.U
of
Imprev.m.nU.
Hniwnie
No.
i,
l.m
t.
Vtiirr.1
Claim,
.iluato
in
ibe
Allln
Miidnr
Iilvllon
of
the
1
11.
r
t)llrll,
un
ihi
Weal
Attn
of
Tallin
Arm.
ahnul
threa
au.rier.
of
a
rallr
un
tlre.ni
fnaii
itie
liK.uih
f
W.nn
lltver.
Ttki:
MiTICE
tint
I.
Chrie
1
oiliiKire.
rree
Miner".
Cerliflr.ie
n.
,
Intend,
titiv
d.v
rni
the
dale
Iientif,
lo
.pply
c
ihe
Minlnir
llenirOer
for
a
Cerllflrale
nf
mproi"iiienl,
for
the
iurpe
of
ob-tilntii
wn
nr.nt
of
Ibe
.hove
rl.no.
Ami
rurlher
l.kcn
notlre
thai
art
Ion.
under
cerilon
l.
muvt
be
roiuiiM'nret
Us-fr
I
lie
!"
of
ub
Certirir.te
or
lin-pmvenienia.
.
DtTKIi
lhl
HI
1y
of
Seplember,
A.D,
ISIS.
IN'TEN'MVt:
HSIIINO
With
the
cloae
of
the
hell
but
aeaaon
on
November
15
now
but
alx
week.
dU
Unt.
flahlng
will
be
aa
Intenalve
aa
the
weather
will
permit
from
now
pa
and
aome
heavy
landing
may
be
expected
Canadian
boat
will"
be
making
aeveral
more
trip
but
aome
of
the
larger
American
veaaela
will
be
lucky
If
thty
land
a
couple
more
eatchea.
Canadian
halibut
landinga
during
the
paat
week
have
been
noticeable
through
their
acarcily.
Of
the
total
of
633JuO
pound,
of
halibut
landed
only
312Cfi
pound,
waa
from
Canadian
veaaela,
the
balance
of
600,100
pound,
being
from
American.
-Perhapa
aa
a
reault
of
Um
acarcily.
Canadian
flah
commanded
better
price
than
American.
The
high
price,
for
the
week
waa
18
5c
and
10c
ictetved
by
Canadian
boat
on
Wed-ataday
while
the
loweat
price
of
the
week
on
Thuraday
lc
and
8c
wet
i;ald
to
an
American.
On
Tueaday
anc"
Thunday
there
waa
no
Canadian
fun
and
on
Friday
neither
American
nor
Canadian
waa
offered.
The
brewing
vp
of
aquaily
weather
may
have
had
aome-
uuaj-
to
do
with
the
leanenlng
of
the
landing.
American
Chelae,
SO
000
pound
Jeck,
4.100:
New
England,
M.0O0;
Eagle
42.000;
Orant.
SI.
000;
Urania.
JS.OOO:
Eaatern
Point,
3.000;
PorUocJc.
tOjOOO,
Brlak,
40.000;
AkuUn.
40.000;
Rainier,
!IW1;
Weaterrt
STjOOO:
Zenith,
33.000;
Paragon,
M.000:
National.
7.0O0.
Canadian
Mulrneag,
4
W0;
Morrl.
H
joo;
Qrant.
4X0;
K.
Llpaett,
8.000;
White
Lily
1A00;
Row
Spit.
10.OCW,
in..
100.
The
total
landinga
at
thla
port
for
the
neaaon
to
date
are:
American,
18.01)3.900
pound;
Canadian,
5,871.000
pound;
XtUl,
ai400
pound.
After
having
been
engaged
In
coat?
trtangulatlon
.urvey
work
down
the
coaat
aluce
the
apring,
powerboat
Ethel
da.
belonging
to
A.
E.
Wright,
B.CL
of
thla
city,
returned
to
podt
thla
week
and
la
moored
at
the
Prince
Ruper'
Boat
House.
Hydrographlc
.urvey
aieamer
LUlooa:
haa
u.t
about
flnlahed
ber
aeaaon1
work
In
adjacent
water
down
the
coavt
and
will
be
returning
to
headquarters
In
Victoria
very
ahortly.
The.
veascl
waa
In
port
overnight
Thuraday,
going
out
about
noon
Friday.
The
Vancouver
commercial
boat
Pride
of
the
Weat
waa
In
port
at
the
flrat
of.
thla
week
returning
aouth
after
a
bualnea
cruUe
to
An
vox,
Etrwtrt
the
Naaa
River
and
other
northern
pert.
Powerboat
33,
aklppered
by
Iaurtc
Lambly.
la
up
the
Skeena
River
with
two
New
York
hydro-electric
engineer
who
are
examining
the
poaalbllltle.
of
power
aeveiopmem
ai
rnaiaaa
ana
Fall.
River.
The
boat
left
Wednesday
and
la
atue
back
about
Monday.
Alex
Chlhom,
night
watchman
at
the
Oovernment
wharf,
who
ha
been
In
poor
health
lately,
la
taking
.a
couple
of
week,
off
and
E.
C.
Miller
I.
relieving
him.
JLlgthouse
tender
E.tevan,
Capt.
Harry
Bllton,
after
having
.pent
three
week!
In
northern
watera
doing
heavy
work
In
connection
with
aid
to
navigation,
took
on
coal
and
auppllea
here
on
kii
i
,T
a.eHel
pr-fe.vlaa
aleelarea
tkat
rare
rarta
f
th
rrla
m.Ml
feaaalep
la
Weukt
hT
4
1
1
a
l
taeh
tea.
Tkla
taaile
al
ar
alaat
aeel.
a
dally
ll.
II
eM
Ik
Meat
delleale
laaiaekea..
rS
paeket
aakea
a
allaaa.
M.AIlea
A
Ce
Beaid
i
i
i
i
i'a
ii
i
STOUT
Bid,
Taruulu
Thursday
and
tailed
Friday
morning
on
her
return
to
Victoria,
her
headquarter.
0
("IIANC1E
!
CI
RKiAT
Capt.
Holmea
Newcomb,
one
of
tlte
pioneer
navigator,
of
thl.
coaat
and
or
jmauy
yeara
maater
of
varioua
federal
government
vraaal
nur
recently
the
Malaaplna
from
which
he
waa
auper
tnnuaxed
a
few
year,
ago,
aay
he
I
not
convinced
that
a
new
current,
aa
J
often
reported
rMtly,
nM
developed
on
tide
coaat.
Relative
thereto.
Cap'.-
Mewcornb.
who
la
now
reeldlng
at
1205
Beach
Avenue,
Vancouver,
haa
the
following
to
aay:
I
have
been
Intereated
in
aome
of
the
letur
appearing
In
the
urea,
of
lte
In
reference
to
a
auppoaed
nra-
current
along
the
coaat
of
British
CoU
umbla,
which
la
credited
with
the
mild
climatic
condition
of
thl
proylnce.
especially
during
the
paat
three
winter.
I
have
Uo
been
aaked
on
'
aeveral
oc-cation,
a.
to
my
opinion
.of
aucn
current.
The
fact
that
we
have
had
three
mild
winter.
In'
.uccecalon
1
not
dleputed.
but
It
muat
alao
be
remembered
that
we
have
bad
many
mud
win-tera
hi
the
paat.
We
hear
much
about
Japan
Current
aweeping
along
thl
coaat
which
la
auppoaed
to
be
ths
cauae
of
our
mild
climate.
It
wouti
be
Interesting
if
aome
of
theae
wiiten
would
tell
u.
bow
thla
current
waa
determined;
where
It
originate
or
where
It
end..
After
thlrty-elgfct
year.'
experience
on
thla
coaat,
I
muat
admit
I
nave
not
been
able
to
locate
It.
For
over
fifteen
year.
I
received
monthly
the
wind
and
current
chart
cl
'h
Pacific,
laaued
by
the
Hydrographlc
Department
of
the
United
Statee.
Since'
aiy
retirement,
through
the
kindneaa
of
Capt.
A.
P.
Wllllamaon.
I
am
at
liberty
to
aee
them
at
.any
time.
But
up
to
late
I
have
been
unable
to
trace
any!
eflned
current
from
the
coaat
of
Japan
to
theae
ahorea
that
could
In
an7
ToaalbU
way
alter
the
climatic
condition
on
thla
coaat.
The
fact
that
vegetation
along
the
ahorea
of
the
nainland
la
at
leaat
two
week
earlier
han
on
the
weat
coaat
of
Vancouver
an
1
ueen
Charlotte
bland
Clacounta
i1m
heory
of
any
auch
current.
According
to
the
preaa
Captain
Harrl
rtatee
that
he
la
an
old-timer
on
tb
aat.
After
leaving
It
for
three
or
our
J
rail,
on
hi
return
he
found
ti."
iemperature
of
the
aea
water
13
de-jTeeja
warmer
than
when
he
left
It,
and
bat
there
muat
be
a
new
current,
aa
lu
'ound
ouite
a
aet
In
abort
-while
tailing
llong
the
coaat;
alao
that
he
sight!
;rrat
quantities
of
nautllua
or
Portu.
(ueae
man-o-war,
which
be
eutea
are
natives
of
the
aouth.
and
muat
hate
drifted
northward
In
tbia
new
current
Thl.
nukes
Interesting
reading,
bit;
Information
provea
.nothing,
a
be
doe
tot
tell
ua
wbea
or'
where
be
took
the
temperature
of
the'
tea
water
befor
leaving
the
coaat.
or
where
he
took
It
On
bla
return,
nor
dor
he
itate
what
tbeae
temperaturea
were.
To
my
mind
thla
la
very
Important,
a
aeveral
tera
peraturea
can
be
obtained
at
moat
an
point
along
the
coaat
within
the
apac
of
twelve
hour,
either
day
or
nigh
Tbeae
temperaturea
depend
altogether
pn
the
atate
of
the
tldea.
Higher
temperature
of
thi
aea
water
will
be
found
in
the
flood
tide
and
lower
temper-
it
ure
on
the
ebb
tide.
Thla
1.
caused
y
the
flood
tide
backing
up
the
cold
jiountaln
stream
flowing
Into
the
In-'eta.
When
liberated
by
the
ebb
tide
be
cold
water
often
.extend
many
mticj
ir
ward,
causing
a
lower
temperature
5oneq,uently
a
few
temperatures
taken
t
odd
time,
doea
not
Indicate
a
new
-urreat.
Aa
to
the
nautllua.
or
Portuguese
aian-o-war
being
teen
In
great
number
along
the
coaat
during
the
month
of
July
and
August
1
not
by
any
mean
uncommon,
and
are
algbted
moat
very
summer
aa
far
north
a
Dlxon't
Entrance.
The
statement
that
the
nautilus
In
these
watera
are
a
native
of
he
south
la
questionable,
and
must
be
left
to
the
scientists
to
determine,
a
hey
are
only
aeen
for
about
two
month
In
the
year,
and
vary
In
aire
from
a
mere
molecule
to
three
inchrj
n
length.
It
is
quite
possible
that
Ue
thouaanda
of
other
varieties
of
elly.
fish;
(to
hlch
ttoiy
re
a
flrat
!tUli(i'
.with.
.Very,
ainan,
propelling
.joweraeem
tp
kppear
a
quickly,
and
heref3iy
go
iinf
manj
kfxowfth.
They
ire
no
Indication
ot
a
new
current.
Another
writer
suggest
that
there
muat
be
a
new
current
appearing
on
'bla
coast,
a
a
man-eating
shark
haj
ieen
captured
at
Sooke,
and
that
no
doubt
It
had
drifted
north
.In
this
cur
tent.
It
might
be
Interesting
to
this
jentleman
to
know
that
the
Paclfl;
watera
are
Infested
with
aharka
ot
all
description.
ard
they
are
no
evidence
of
v
new
current.
Aa
fact
there
1
a
current
setting
northward
along
the
weat
coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
which
Is
well
known
to
local
navigators.
It
yartee
Jn
.trengtn
from
one-half
to
two
knot
per
hour,
according
to
the
prevailing
winds,
re
Cardleaa
ot
the
local
tide,
with
heavy
toutheaat
or
aouthwett
wind
there
JJ
a
atrong
Inset
toward
the
ahore,
which
no
doubt
haa
been
retponalble
for
th
many
shipwreck,
along
these
shore.
giving
them
the
name
of
th.
Oraveyam
of
the
Pacific.
Unfortunately
the
temperature
of
this
current
varies
so
.lightly,
If
any,
from
the
furroundlnj
aea
water
that
It
give
no
indication
that
It
exist.,
and
1
certainly
not
hlgb
enough
to
cauae
warm
climatic
condi
tion.
These
condition,
have
existed
for
many
year,
and
without
further
proof
I
do
not
think
th
people
of
thl
pro
vince
should
put
much
rellanc
in
the
report
that
there
la
a
new
current
appearing
along
thl
coast
that
I.
going:
to
give
ua
much
warmer
climatic
IlldUV
ISLAND
DKfll'JllIT
Capt.
Hank
Calderwood.
th
redoubt-
bl
skipper
of
the
Dlgby
Island
terry,!
the
man
who
aald
the
Whiff
Man
would
New
carrots,
bunch
never
get
anything
on
him.
ha
been
I
B.C.
Carrots,
lb.
observed
recently
running
largi
bottle
.
100
lb.
85c
BSC
40C
450
28c
35c
Ontario
solid
30o
Stilton,
lb
35c
Kraft
"..
45c
Norwegian
Ooat
65c
Napoleon
Llmberger
70c
Roquefort
.'
75c
pwlfta'
Buttercup,
lb
45c
Oorgonzola,
lb
v.
..J
75c
McLaren's
Cream.
Jars
....
45c
and
85c
Oruyere
...........'66c
Ooldrn
Leaf,
lb
.-.
45c
tons
B.C.
fresh,
pullet
50c
B.C.
fresh,
firsts
55c
B.C.
fresh,
extra.
60c
Local
new
laid
65c
and
70c
Alberta
fresh,
second
YEdETAIU.F.S
New
beet.,
bunch
Beet..
6
lba.
100
lbs.
.Vi...
Be
25c
$3.75
C
--v3e
$3JJ
A
School
on
Wheels
i,
PLATE
beautiful
new
ittting,
isBBBBBHBHBtaLBBlBKKji
ajMBSSygron
IPtatalHfaSfHIBsTfll
a.SSafff.BBBSr'rlBHBTflSTflSTflV
j
imm
aINaw'a?9
jLfarwwBEBLMBKK
BasLIPlBaBsPsBB9sBaflll
asTHKa1
I.
The
Interior
tt
the
classroom.
3.
A
rurnrr
In
ihe
well
equipped
kitchen.
3.
Sbowlna
tbespadou
teacher
sleeping
accoramodadona
IT
Is
doubtful
If
the
new.
of
as,
town
kids
have,
bat
a
school
on
approaching:
circus,
heralded
trylwbeeU
a
school
that
suddenly
ap-
dazzilng
and
wonderful
advance
:
pears
one
day
and
goes
and
cijmes
posters
has
ever
catrea
as
tnucn
joy
and
excitement,
as
the
announcemect
of
ttt
comiDR
of
tbe
"Canadian
Pa
clflc
School
Train"
Into
the
hinterland
of
Northern
Ontario.
There
are
more
than
fifty
children
in
Just
one
snb-dlvixlon
of
tbe
Railway
who
have
never
been
able
to
so
to
school
for
the
simple
reason
that
there
was
do
school
to
go
to;
but
tbey
bave
all
beard
of
tbe
Joys
of
"school
days."
and
longed
for
tbe
day
when
tbey
too
might
skip
to
school
with
a
handle
of
nice
new
books
under
their
arm.
A
little
furor
of
excitement
passed
over
this
district
a
few
days
a?o
when
the
proclamation
went
forth
that
tbe
school
train
was
com
In?
la
aaln,
like
a
mag-ic
castle."
This
unique
experiment
of
bringing
the
school
house
Into
tbe
unbeaten
paths
of
this
sparsely
settled
country
Is
being
carried
on
by
the
Provincial
Government
of,
Ontario
In
co-operation
with
the
Canadian
Citron,
lb
Pumpkin,
lb
..,
Sweet
Potatoes,
2
lbs.
Apricots:
lb
,
M1T8
Almonds,
shelled
Valenclaa
Brazils
and
filberts
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
V4nut.
:.hU,ed
halve.
Almonds
..
35c
$3.75
..
5c
..
35c
13.00
..
10c
40c
I......
IOC
35c
10c
and
15c
.
8c
)..
6c
15c
....
35C-35C
40C
35c
..u
6c
10c
40c
35C
.
35c
..
35c
..
6q
.
25C
..
7c
7c
..
7c
..
35C
Egg
plant,
3
lbs
35c
Pickling
cucumbers,
lb
15c
Pickling
onions.
3
lbs.
25c
IR11T
Oranges,
Valencia,
dozen
..
35c
to
75c
Lemons,
Sunklst,
doa.
....
35c
and
35c
California
grape
fruit,
3
for
25o
Bsnanaa,
3
lba.
for
35c
Candled
honey
,
25c
Extracted
honey.
lb.
35c
and
35c
Applea,
Mcintosh
Red
$3.35
Apples.
Wealthles
$385
Apples,
'oravenstelns
$2.50
Cookllng
applea
...y.
$1.93
Canteloupes,
each
15e
Peaches,
case
$1.43
Italian
prunes,
crate
95o
Cocoanuta,
each
20c
and
25c
Honey
Dew
melon,
each
...
Casaba
melon,
lb
Pear.
Bartlett,
case
DRIED
IKtlTS
Dates,
bulk,
3
lba.
...
Dates,
promedary
Raisins,
bulk,
lb
Raisins,
package,
lb
Cluster
raisins,
lb
,
Lemon
and
orange
peel
....
Citron
peel
Black
'cooking
figs
White
figs,
lb,
.'.
Table
tlga.
lb
,
Curranta
:
Prunes
Annies
..Peaches,
peeled
.
450
10?
$325
35c
.
35c
.
20c
,
25c
35c
,
30c
50c
300
and
25c
...
15c
...
25c
33
ViC
150-25C
..
25c
..
35C
...
40c
75C
Sic
80c
,65c
SAC
Tbe
School
car
is
so
fascinating
that
it
would
make
anyone,
no
matter
bow
old,
want
to
go
to
school
again.
About
one-half
the
car
i
devoted
to
the
school
room,
which
is
fitted
with
desks
for
little
boys
and
girls
and
big-
ones
too,
a
desk
for
teacher,
a
blackboard,
bookcases
with
schoo
books
and
good
fiction,
and
even
a
real
bell
to
summon
tbe
scholars.
BMnd
the
school-
racixic
uauway.
wun
a
view
to
pro-,room
u
tne
bedroom
of
the
teacher
Tiding
educational
facilities
to
the
and
m
rear
of
t,
agaJa
come,
children
ot
railway
men
and
resl-
a
kitchen
so
thoroughly
equipped
dents
in
the
remote
stations
along
Wln
everything,
from
stove
to
lc
the
line
In
the
Northern
section
of
bo,,
M
tp
brlng
ellTy
lnt0
tne
ne(lr,
the
Province
between
Chapleau
andt0f
any
housewife.
The
teacher's
Sudbury.
This
territory
was
selected
by
the
Department
of
Education
after
making
a
thorough
survey
of
name
is
Walter
H.
McNally.
It
is
anticipated
that
the
car-will
stop
at
about
six
communities
dur-
the
education
needs
of
the
north,
and
j
ng
the
month,
making
a
brief
visit
should
tne
travelling
school
prove
to
of
from
three
to
six
days.
Upon
be
a
success
it
was
Intimated
that
leaving
the
teacher
will
aire
tbe
the
middle
of
September.
"School
;
the
plan
probably
w
ould
be
extend-
children
enough
homework
to
keep
Just
think
of
It
and
not
the
kindjed
to
Include
other
railway
subdlvt-lthem
busy
until
the
.car
returns
of
school
that
tbe
envied
city
and'sions.
'again
in
the
course
of
a
month.
of
Adam's
ale
acrosa
to
the
Island.
Tbe
Rutebagas,
8
lbs.
,
Dtgby
Island
waterworks
broke
down
In
J
100
lbs.
the
dry
spell
and'
there
waa
a
drought.
'Radishes,
bunch
.
..
Fearing
typhoid
germ,
and
as
the
baby
!
New
potatoes,
to
lb.
,
doe.
not
like
salt
water
or
ginger
beer.
Potatoes,
100
lbs
Capt.
Hank
haa
been
packing
Wood-
!
Fancy-
B.C.
tomatoea,
per
lb.
worth
Lake
over
for
the
rising
genera-
;
Tomatoes,
per
basket
tlon'a
benefit
and,
unfortunately
for
his
;
Watercrcsa,
bunch
dignity
which
will
be
sorely
hurt
with
this
expose,'
the
Whiff
Man
spied
him.
Jimmy
Arthur
returned
thla
week
Oreen
peppers.
3
lbs.
Cucumbers,
each
....
Parsley,
bunch
Mint,
bunch
from
Mlnktrap
Bay
where
he
has
been
j
Leeks,
3
bunches
engaged
thla
summer
as
a
flah
guardian.
1
Cauliflower,
B.C..
head
Jimmy
report
that
the
Lowe
Inlet
can-
Corn
on
the
cob.
dozen
....
nery
1
new
closed
after
having
made
a
;
Green
onions,
dor.cn
pack
of
14.000
cases
hlt
season.
I
Terrace
cabbage,
lb
B.C.
head
lettuce
,
Bill
Watt's
theatrical
countenance
haa
lOarllc.
Imported,
per
lb.
been
removed
from
the
waterfront
and.
i
b.C.
Cooking
onions,
8
lbs.
,
not
until
next
spring
at
least,
will
hi
Rhubarb,
outdoor,
3
lbs.
.
.
seafaring
frlenda
be
able
to
watch
the
(
wax
and
green
beans,
3
lbs.
reforestation
of
bla
tipper
lip
wbich
he
i
Vegetable
marrow,
lb.
attempted
at
least
once
this
summer
I
Celery.
-3
bunches
wnen
growing
conditions
were
lavor-1
Hubbard
squash,
lb,
able
and
which
he
l
reported
to
be
encouraging
again
to
there
will
be
no
danger
of
an
Imitation
falling
off
when
he
takea
th
appropriate
role
of
the
vtl
lain
In
the
-next
production
of
the
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on
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tlx)
Market
Prices
HUTTKU
Brookflelil,
Shamrock
and
Woodland,
3
lb.
E.C.D..
3
lbs.
Capital,
2nd
grade,
lb.
.
.
Fraser
Valley,
lb.
LAKlt
Pure
.
.
..
Compound
CIIF.F.SK
Peanut
.
.
.
.
.
.,.
.
Manchurlan
walnuts
California
wralnuta
.....
No.
1.
mixed
nut
SUGAR
Eaatern
salt
herring,
3
for
,
Salt
codfish
fillets,
lb
Boneless
salt
cod
bricks,
lb.
.MEATS
Fowl,
No.
1
lb.
............
Roasting
chicken,
lb.
..4..,.
Ham.
sliced,
first
grade
i
..
Ham,
whole,
first
grade
....
Ham,
picnic,
lb.
'.
Cottage
rolls,
lb
Bacon,
back,
sliced
Beef,
pot
roast
.......
Beef,
boiling
Beef,
steak
Beef
.roast,
prims
rib
Lamb,
chops
........
Lamb,
shoulder
Mutton,
leg
.........
Lamb,
teg
Mutton,
chops
......
Sff,,..nM
Lh.liM.
Wheat.
No.
8
OaU
Bran
,.,
Ehorta
Middlings
....
Barley
Poultry
mash
FEED
......
30e
White,
per
100
.................
$7.10
Yellow,
per
100
t
,..
$6.60
FLOUR.
Flour,
49s,
No.
l.iard
wheat
.....
$3.75
Pastry
.flour.
10'a'
.................
85c
Pastry
flour,
49'a
i;.
........
$20
FISU
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Halibut,
lb
.
.
i
.
,
,25C
Salmon,
red
spring,
lb.
25c
Salmon,
white
spring
12(,ic
Smoked
kippers,
lb
15c
Kippered
salmon,
lb,;--'-
.....
25c
Smoked
black
cod.
lb.
22c
Finnan
baddies,
lb.
i.,.':..
...
......
20c
Salt
mackerel,
Jb,
25c
250
soc
.,.,...25c
35c
to
40c
45c
to
50c
80c
......
50o
......
35c
......
40c
......
65c
Bacon,
side
50c
to
65c
Pork,
dry
salt
..............
85o
Ayrshire
bacon,
lb.
..,...,..!.....
45o
Veal,
shoulder
25a
Veal,
loin
5,
0e
Veal,
leg
,
40c
Pork,
shoulder
'..
30o
Pork,
loin
,
45o
Pork,
leg
.w,....,.
42o
13Kc
to
ISO
10c
to
12o
.
25c
to
40c
30o
500
35c
40C
48
....
40s
.......
Aj
100
lbs.
..-..
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,'
$3.19
...1.........
$2
80
$2
0Q
$2.19
V
f..i....
$3
89
A.,
$311
$3
00
Special
eggmaab
$39
Oyster
shell
$3.89
Scratch
food
$3.59
Beet
acrap
..,...t,....v.
$5J8
Oround
oil
cake
$4.7f
Baby
chick
feed
.,
(4.38
fine
oat
chops',
$2.79
Crushed
oats
....1.
.......
$2.79
Fin
barley
chop
.,v...,i........
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Whole
corn
$3
Of
Cracked
com
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,
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tf.lS
Fin
corumial
mik
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