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DAILY
EDITION'
Maritime
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And
Grain
Trade.
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mv
art-.!
1
t
lllll
a
95
se
Iijgsri
FB1DAT.
KEPT.
17.
1926.
Bullding
Buffalo
on
Canadian
Grain.
'
.
As
part
untie
rampnrVn'
material
hed
jivUbe
Financial
Post
loir-
lo
influence
the
electors
againt
Mckenzie
King
they
j.iil.hhed
pictures
of
the
grain
elevators
at
Buffalo
aud
Jiad
a
caption
"Hmlduig
Buffalo',oii
Canadian
drain."
This
vva
not
a
party
question
and
touldrnot
ftfirly
be
introduced
as
an
eleclion
try.
uowever,
it
is
a
vija
rjiiestiou
fur
Ulf
Caiiailian
people
and
one
for
them
to
consider
yjarefully
aud
pKrUnilarlv
jfpr
(he
gov-
tniniftil
ninl
lli
lln;in
-.r....:....
e
it!
:'i
ki
......j,
uviuun.-jiuii.
.
nWc
inr
,we
ffaonir
txail
are
two
Caiiadiun
f6rts
tlimiisrli
'Svliifi
il
rii
,
i.a
handled
all
the
year
round
and.
iriveu
an
euual
eh-Auic
in
ih
n.r
s,Ui
irane
aim
we
expeel
to.
develop
inUi
a
big
grain
port
Jii
this
the
lot
of
prince
Rupert
is
bound
up
wilh
that
of
the
Canadian
NaJ-ioiialiilailw-Jiy
ante-TOore
than
moht.vp'lace..
are
interested
inffl
and.in
ilsucceKs
fffdeveloplng
Weteni
biiJineas.
Give
him
all
ha
wants
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Makts
gowl
musck
and
sound
teeth
Builds
sturdy
boys
and
girls
niatler
ol
freight'
charges,
a
great
deal
of
the
grain
will
be
diverted.
from
il
course
thwnigh
the
United
Stales
and
will
go
out
jn
lnp
plyiug
oh
the
Pacific
Urean.
,.Mac.Iiyizi;
Kiiig
has
already
done
well
in
regard
lo
the
west,
but
he
imw
has
an
opportunity,
guiny
in
with
a
uv
cabinet
aud
new
supjKjrters
in
the
Ifou-e
of
Commonsto
complete
his
western
program
,by
insisting,
that
4he
orders
ofthe
grain
board
be
carried
out
and
that
Pacific
poH
pet
exactly
the
same
mile
for
ufllW
,1!-,P,rtv.b
lUf
head
pj.tjw
lakes
or
at
the
Atlanlic
The
diversion
of
so
large
a
part
of
the
Canadian
crop
through
the
United
Slates
i
not
a
new
thing.
It
is
not
any
particular
government
that
is
responsible
Tor
it.
Canada
owns
a
giKl
eal
of
milw-ay
mileage
in
the
United
State
wid
this
raHwtiy
line
gels
the
benefit
from
the
haul,
but
all
olher
benefits
jro
lo
the
Slate
I
brought
them
here.
It
wa
an
educative
project.
Portrait
1.
W.
Ttoea
Thomson.
Animal
picture
1.
W.
Ros
Thomson;
L.anada
does
not
get
them.
American
port
are
built
up
at
our
2.
Mrs.
C.
O.
Ulnns.
mtil
l.tis.
i.
f
.L.:
U
...I
u
i
.
t
1Ta1ari7n
Ealareement
not
la.
-v
..v.
v
iu?iii(-7
Muitji
.-ijuiim
e
ours.
ART
EXHIBIT
IS
GOOD
ONE
DAILY
NiWo
"
"
lis;
.
"
oj
aaBgFS
vaabSlSP
Canada
will
be
represented
at
the
International
Lire
Stock
Exposition
In
Chicago
d
tiring
November
The
Aberdeen-Angus
bull.
"Espotr
Ms
r
hall."
owned
by
Howard
FmJftgh.
Forest
Hill,
Ontario,
was
a
prominent
winner
at
a
former
show.
GREAT
PRAISE
TERRACE
WON
j
FOR
PRODUCTS
MANY
PRIZES
T
1
.
T
TiiOMts
Krlii.
or
ttJREV.
SAY
Jlt
UI
or
interior
rnonrre
as
cook
,
AS
MilTHUlV
Tfcst
much
of
the
Interior
product
lu;e
amoiat
or
t(.:TAiuj;s
AMI
TKI'ir
AT
KXHIIUTIOV
IKIIM
1NTIKIOK
!
Terrace
provided
large
pan
of
tlie
are
just
a
good
as
those
grown
In
the
exhibits
of
re('
tables
and
fruit
at
ts'
own,
u
noi
better.,
la
the
opinion
or
i
Fair
tola
rear
Same
soleudtd
sreu-.
Thomas
Reld
f
Surrey,
who
is
here
In
j
mens
are
shown
there
and
have
at
conn
ecu
ot
wltr,
ibe
Fraser
VaUey
t-,
traded
much
aitenUoa.
IeJkUig
it'.
hlblt
which
Is
staged
at
the
Exhibition
j
the
prlre
lut:
j
Han
this
wet
He
1
much
pleastdj
I
wm
M
ItWC
with
the
stuff
he
saw
at
the
fair,
bull
Rte
ouO-l.
L.
H.
Kenw.
a.
?J??y
mattr
Putting
It
J
!lU3Uta
Thomaon;
3.
Ungr
up
in
good
shape
so
that
It
will
look
French.
,
well
That
was
the
great
reason
that
Five
Wealthy
1.
llamlin
&
Thomson.
,
2.
BL
T.
Kenny.
3.
L.
H.
Kenny.
j
Flje
Oratenstein
1.
Hainan
A:
Thoni-
Five
Melatoah
Red
1.
Hamlin
A
Thomson.
Twelve
crab
apples,
any
kind
1.
tasffear
&
Proncta:
2.
E.
T
Keniiy
3.
Mrs.
r.
W.
Bobler.
five
Alexander
1.
Xangfear
-rreneh:
2.
L.
H
Kennn
3,
Mrs.
T.
W.
Bonier.
LNOT
qriTE
S
U8GK
AS
I
s
AL
Five
apples,
sir
other
kind
1
Mam-
HIT
QI
ITE
IMnKITIXtl
1!T
Un
As
Thomson:
2.
U
H,
Kenny;
S
Or
Hl.NNCKs
z.
T.
Kenny.
'
Collection
of
apples
from
one
or
While
ths
dlrplay
may
not
be
as
chard,
five
vartetiea.
flTe
of
earn
1.
large
as
usual,
the
exhibit
pf
Use
U
It.
Kenny;
X
Hamlin
&
Thomson:
arts
at
the
ExalblUon
this
year
U
j.
Mrs.
F.
W.
ltoWer!
creditable
one
and
haa
proven
Inter-
rtve
apple
,
grown
jn
Prince
Rupert
estlng
to
the
many
people
who
have
l.
Mrs
A.
Ifilrsraon.
Tlalted
the
cornet
upatalrs
rhere
this
Five
pears,
iny
other
ktod-1
L.
it
.
class
has
been
placed.
Judging
wa
Kennv.'
..
t
t
ic.nx
;
ss
completed
yesterday
and
the
wtnn
are
a
follow:
mi-.,-
AM
,v..
TKI
Ms
Iw
j
Ku-kra
FREE
HECtrX
BOOK
A
copy
of
tht
famout
B:r
Uen's
SI.
Chef
It
.Milk
Rt-cip
Book
fnt
on
rruril.
Whlu
fur
it
today
to
7A
Borden
Co.
Limit
td,
Vancouver.
'ick
3
James
Vrr
:
AM
ATEl'K
I"IIOTO;HrilV
,
OoOeetlon.
i
varieties.
12
of
each
:
Jci
C
Three
landscapes
I.
"VP.
Ross
Thorn-
Lnfrr
?
French.
Short
.siiatt
six
1
Langfear
"
son.
I
rtvmm
or
prunes,
one
variety
1,
rtncn.
.
uiur
uoiuer.
.
ixan
iver
Three
marines
1.
Cecil
Ttase:
2.
FreBth;
2,
Z.
T.
Keany;
3.
white
garden
turnip,
two
1.
Fran.
W.
Ros,
-Thomson.
p.
Kenny.
!
maer.
2.
Mr,
r
w.
Bohler.
One
sport
scene
1.
W.
Ross
Thorn-'
Twelve
greengages,
any
kind
1.
E.
T
enow
garden
turnips,
tw5
1.
Mr
son.
ienny.
is.
ihiuuid.
z.
nunn
s
Tnonison
3
Three
photo
oeptcttag
tsdustrlal
tlf,
OtHltK.V
VMlCTAUU'.s
Thoa.
mat.
In
Northern
ErttUh
CoiumWa
t.
W.,
-
pointed
cabbage
1.
Mr.
Nrll
onions,
yellow
or
brown,
ten
-a.
Ross
Thomson.
Van
de
Veen:
2.
Hamlin
is
Thomson,
ttamnn
Thomson:
3.
Langf
ear
c
One
flower
etudy
1.
W.
Rom
Thorn-'
T-
round
or
Hat
cabbage
1,
:
mKft:
Frank
1
tuber.
son.
i
rrsnt
naber;
a.
Billy
Bohler.
.
unions,
rro.
in
i,
xaaglear
A;
Three
architecture
1,
W.
Eiws
Tbon.-
avoy
cabbage
I.
Hamlin
&
rrench;
2.
rtank
liuber;
J,
Hamlin
t
Thomson.
Tbetason.
Tao.
red
cabbage
1.
Frank
Huber:
i.
Oolceia.
ihtt.
ten
1.
.Frank
Huber.
Mr.
F.
W
Bohler.
tgJear
tt
Irr&th.
Two
ttalks
bruasel
sprouts
1.
Hsoi
Onions,
red
plckung.
on
quart-
l.
lnu
tn
tw.
14.
'
Un
tc
Thonuon:
9.
Mrs.
W.
Rnhtrr
.
anUui
Ar
ThCHtwon.
meter
shown
with
original
1.
Cecil;
Two
caulinowtr
1.
Frank
Huber;
2.
Oolon.
wMte
pKilmg;
on
quart
J,
Rose;
2,
W.
Koss
Thomson.
J
Cook.
irank
Huber.
z
Hamlin
A:
Thomson;
,
CoHecttoa
not
lea
tHyn
ught
photos
Two
purple
kohl
rabl
1.
Mr.
F.
vr.
DlUJf
Bohler.
1.
Cecil
Roar.
2,
W.
Rosa
Thomson
:
Bohler:
2.
Jsmes
Lrrcr.
PHtoe.
6
early,
named-l.
Mr.
KeU'.
..,
oic
jiui
irjiug
io
ofiiiue
me
eirorts
or
the
maritime
sr.Mi-PRoixMOAL
jpntvinces
to
gel
a
share
of
the
.grain
Irade.
'
We
imply
wih
to'
Tnre
JcP
J.
CecU
Rose:
iujiit
out
here
that
if
they
have
any
cait.-e
of
complaint
we
have
arce
7lr1-
Kaiised
Jiy
the
long
haulo
IIa.lifhx.-aud
neither
should
we
be
Portrait-i.
tox
oraca
b.
Faru;
uinnimaieu
arainn
necaue
lJieAlJMUJiaa'1.or
trrade
lhniutri
LJe
Lrrer.
hlj
mountains
of
Britfeli
ColuriiTiltf
'
N'uw
Ih.n
ii
.r..-i.t
.X.-?
bird-t
Make
Railway
Pay,
Is
Effort
of
Sir
Henry.
fc
The
effort
or
Sir
Henry
Thornton
to
make
the
railway
pav
5s
.one
that
is
wholly
eoinmejidable.
We
are
not
.suggeKtiiiir
lhatjany
spoke
should
be
placed
JrUfae
wheel
in
this
n-gard.
We
need.Ui
be
relieved
or
the
burdeu
nr
railway
del.t-nnd
this
relief
ran
rojnc
only
through
erficienl
management
and
a
pr-greive'
1'pliey,
sJr
Ilt-no
has
given
lis
that
aud
now
we
ak
him
to
Jook
at
Uie-.posuibilities
of
increasing
h
reveiiue
bv
building
up
the
porUou
the
I'arifir
Coast
with
hii
equal
cliauee
or
Prince
Itupert
Willi
aurimver.
We
are
mlvaiilageoiiMy
iluatel
in
regard
to
Scherk.
J
Two
green
hl
rabl
1.
Ungfear
As
n
c
Veen.
,
French.
wu-.
medtirav
,
early,
e
named
-
One
sulk
Smtch
kale
1.
HamUn
;
1-
Un-
r-
w
Bohlerj
2.
James
Lever.
1
B
Thomson:
2.
W.
J.
Klrkpstrlek.
ujiv.
Ut.
variriy
named-
1.!
'i
Two
stalks
Hrtas
chard
1.
Hamlin
:'ml,n
Tbowaoat
2;ame
Uver.
I.
&
Thomson:
X
Langfear
Sc
French.
"T
T.
W.
Bohler.
-
-
.
Two
heads
celra.
any
kind
1.
Frank
PwUtoea.
half
bushel,
grown
an
Mr.
Thos.
Boul-'Hubrr:
Hamlin
Ac
Thomson-,
t,
Mia.
Frtac
Rupert
1.
i;
.OatrJa:
2.
,t
h,
:.
ver
and
IlierOan
be
no
accusation
of
nlayinir
nolilirs
.n.'con.
I2'
f0"
"i
tw!
w
-
Potato
half
buahii:
hot
J
u.ertion
vyilfi
his
demand
i
a
good
time
to
press.
Ihe
elaTm'Mr
Priet
2,
W
w
no,
Thofon
Prank
Haber:.
:
J.
:Wey;
a.
mI
nperi.
oe-cook:
2.
Ham-!
uu.(Hiiiuire.
.wiKK
in
uiA'aniir
uoa.t
on
grain
irruvni
brl
eport
aeenew-i.
Mr,
orar
B.
Fart:,"-
amo-tm.
-
.--.
...
.
w.
aoiur.
Ch-farm.ee
o;i
the
prairie.
0
&
W,
UnT."
Boutten
-
!'
Two
leaf
lettvee
1.
J.
t.
Dover.
3.
Pcrttoe.
I
fanetJe.
u
ot
!,..
-t
U
r
jf'-.
r;landscape
enlargemerit
4
i.
Cecil
'tomlla4
4r
Taanaon;
8.
lint
a.
Bar
llaintla-
As
Thottaoa;
;a;
Joe'Cook;
3
Rose;
2.
Ir.
Gleri
Hebb.
.
Bert.
.
Jar.
,Jeu
va
ae
T...
'Three
photoa
deplcUnt
Induitrtal
life
Twd
Co
lettuce--!.
Hamlin
As
Thotzt-
wavoea.
coptd
yi
eklnaf:
rarteti
in
Northern
British
Columbia
1.
Mrs
a-
'
""U,D
inomsQU;
.
M-,
Thos,
Boulter;
2.
Jsmes
Lever.
Bl
aalslfy
1.
Hamlin
As
Thomson.
c
orlngton:
S.
Mr
D,
McO.
Collection
not
lew
than
B
picture
Tlve
pray
parsley
1.
W.
J.
Kirk-
Uu"ter
,
4"
any
alze
1.
Mr.
Grace
B.
rarls';
2
Patrick:
2,
Mr.
Thos.
Priest;
a.
Mr,
"nubarb.
'.eight
UUs
Jsmes
Mrs.
Thos.
Boulter.
lO
Basso
Bert.
;tLe':
Unt
r
w-
Bohlh
3.
Joe
I'ROrrsslON.tL
AND
COMMERCIAL
1
Seasoning
herb,
each
variety
namel
i
.
Collection
portrait
photography
4.
,r
F.
W.
Bohler;
2.
Mr.
O.i
'c"',b"K'-
crtl-
.net.
ready
W.
W.
Wrathall
Ouelpa:
a.
Joe
Cook.
-j'0
"!
rauk
uh?5
3.
Mr.
Ketl
CoUectlon
photos,
other
than
por-,
Watercres
lt
bunches
1.
Mr,
o.
v?
Vefb:
3
rV
w.
Bohle
J
traits
1.
W.
W
Wrathall.
,CJuelpa:
2,
J.
e.
Xavey.
i
)
Onlona.
one
sack.
25
:nMl.
Ilsmllnl
Portrait
enlargement,
not
less
than
Tomatoes,
six
ripe
red
1.
JIamlln
it
.
irsna
nnoer.
8x10
Inches
L
W.
W.
Wrathall.
Thomson.
i
wecuou
or
vegeubles
and
or
Collection
hand-colored
photos
I,
W.
Table
peas,
12
pods
1.
John
T-
iraiu
Crown
by
exhibitor
and
open
W.
Wrathall.
Davey;
2.
Hamlin
Ac
Thomson;
3.
Joo
tnember
outside
of
the
city
of
PAINTING
AMI
IillAWlNOH
ICook.
j
Prince
Rupert
1.
Hamlin
dc
Thomson:
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We
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In
oil)
1.
Rena
Beana.
broad.
12
pods
1,
Mr.
E.
Mr
Nu
v"
d
Veen;
3.
Jamw
Floaer
study
lin
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or
water
color)
,
Thomson.
Hcllman.
2.
E.
B.
Baker;
3.
Hamlin
ii
rrom
copy
l,
rola
Tee.
Beans,
runner.
12
pods
1,
W.
J.
Squash,
two
klnda.
two
of
each
1,:
Hamlin
Az
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9.
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that
the
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Cold
Thomson.
Miim-s.
Ud.,
Inc.,
n-rtittercd
luliuiir
rom-.
Marrow,
two
1,
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Thos.
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a
3,
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Mrs
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van
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described
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sugar
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Thomson-
Thomson.
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2.
Mr.
Mr.
F.
w
W.
Wnohler
Bohler.
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Serin
t
onriirr
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T.jt
4'mi,
l?ky-
Citron,
two
Hamlin
to
Thomson.
lark
.
Mineral
culm,
united
al
the
mouth
six
lone
beetr
1
James
Lew;
2,
(r
Wami
Itlver.
on
Tskn
Arm
lrlsh'M
,
rJll.
nliTThUw
Lake,
ini-e
in
NH-K(rly
direction
tit
Mr1
r
w
Bohler;
,3,
Billy
Boliler.
feel.
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Eterly
loo
foet,
thifliri
!
Six
globe
beeta-l.
'Mrs,
O.
Bosw
PL1Xrr&Vti$',ffi
Bert:
2-,,amlln
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more
or
let
In
pi.mi
r
eoimiiencwi.em
i
Lever.
and
contalnlnr
O
f.
acre
more
or
lei.
I
Six
long
carrota
1,
Joe
Cook;
1,
Lwwl
tin.
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dv
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mic,ii
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,
,
It.
C.
L.
8,
Agent,
InUrmedlata
carrota,
alx
1
(special),
lever.
Collection,
a
abore.
open
to
Prlnn
nupert
membets
1.
Mr.
Thos.
Prim--
Pastel
or
crayon
work
1,
Atfrel
Klrkpatrlck:
2.
Mr.
E.
C.
Klrkpatrlct:
;
3.
Mr.
D.
McD
Bauch.
1
8.
Mr.
Tho.
Priest.
,
Jiunux.
Etching
or
pen
and
Ink
(any
auto-
Bean,
wax.
34
poda
1.
Hamlin
V
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rEriAl.
Jcctl
1.
Alfred
Bauch.
Thomson:
2.
T.
Busaanlch;
8,
Jo
CW.
,
Collection
of
gsrden
vegetable
cor-
French
pen
painting
1,
Mr.
'j.
tit-
Leek,
da
stalk
J.
Harhfln
A:
Thorn-'
m
rttr
quality,
and
arranre-
tle.
i
son:
2.
Langfear
&
French;
8.
Frank
atL
th
Hoa
tL
Minuter
of
Unas
M'lXIAL
Huber.
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Pattullo),
offer
a
csh
nr
Ship
and
boat
designs
Donald
.P-os.'
Cucumbers,
three
jplne
or
ridge
1.
'
10,
rcou1
Prt
of
M.00,
third
.
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nrlze
of
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ac
inomson;
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jot
wot
-
-
--
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a.
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NOTICI
Of
INTENTION
TO
APLV
FOR
LEASE
'
Cucumbers,
pickling,
;
Hamlin
ti
Thonikm.
one
pint--
1.
NeU
a
v':
Mrs.
F.
eviMV.
LUMBER
Wr
nre
mantifarliiriiig
rougli
and
dresed
lumber.
Edge
.grain
Jural
redar.
Halibut
and
salmon
boxen.
Aik
For
Prices
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
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PHONE
562
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mothers
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mine
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