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OPTIMISM
TURES
REPORT
FOR
FUTURE
FOR
FEA
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMann$
HOARD
OF
TRADE.
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TIME
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(continued
from
page
one)
JOB
VOU
9Q
1
COIN
TO
POT
SOMETHING
NGFOK.
J
l
ATER.-
HOW
MACKEREL"
ORE
AM
ALLNICKT
VQU
TO
WOHK
RIGHT
HERE
IM
ft
i
ELEVEN
O'CLOCK
FIRS
MlH
VJMEKl
I
CCMI
crop
the
most
valuable
In
HIH
TO
OO
DO!
t
I
our,
history,
OPP1CE.
A1.LYOUHAVP
TODO
)DOS
IS
J
a
t
might-
wmv
DOWN
in
THE
MOfNlN
me
farmers
of
the
Dominion
materl
6EE
VHAT
l't-1
NOT
OtbTURpED
y
okWt
that
Cuy
any
benefit
from
this
enormous
yield
AM
"WAKE
ME'UP
IN
TIME
TO
I
I
I
.V
1
ME
OP?
which,
in
turn,
means
more
business'
for
Git.
home
fo
S
upper
our
port
and
greater
prosperity
for"
us
.f
Ml"-,
V
all.
.Other
lines
of
agricultural
activities
such
as
dairy
products,
butter,
cheese
and
cream
show
a
corresponding
In
crease,
permitting
of
the
exportation
of
many
millions
of
dollars
worth.
The
fruit
crop
of
the
Dominion
during
1825
was
very
abundant,
In
fact,
so
much
o
in
the
case
of
perishable
fruits,
that
the
grower
was
unable
to
dispose
of
all
his
crops.
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
Canada,
ap
pears
to
be
confronted
with
extreme
difficulties
In
the
matters
of
small
lstlon,
heavy
indebtedness,
burdensome
taxation
and
6evere
competition
In
trade,
the
wealth
of
natural
resources
with
which
we
are
endowed
places
us
In
a
really
remarkable
and
encouraging
position.
There
Is
no
Justification
for
peslmlsm
and
it
Is
the
duty
of
every
business
and
public
man
to
preach
pros
Jjerlty.
Tne
district
generally
Is
progressing.
The
farmers
of
the
interior
now
have
a
more
contented
feeling.
The
building
and
operating
of
the
grain
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
has
given
them
assurance
that
the
grains
they
produce
will
be
taken
care
of
and
has
resulted
in
a
much
greater
acreage
of
grain
being
grown.
Another
agricultural
industry
that
has
considerably
developed
during
the
last
year
Is
the
production
of
timothy
seed.
Conditions
for
this
industry
are
ideal
In
the
Bulkley
Valley.
The
Department
of
Agriculture,
realizing
this,
Installed
power
seed
cleaning
plants
at
Smlthers,
Barrett
and
Burns
Lake.
These
have
proven
of
invaluable
assistance
to
the
settlers.
During
1925,
only
45
tons
of
seed
were
shipped
while,
during
1928,
275
tons
have
been
shipped.
The
farmer
receives
8
cents
per
pound
for
this
product
f.o.b.
point
of
shipment
and
clear
of
all
expense
such
as
sacking.
SEED
.SUCCESSES
The
seed
from
this
district
has
won
signal
success
wherever
exhibited.
At
the
International
Seed
Show
held
In
Chicago,
It
won
four
prizes
Including
the
distinction
of
having
won
the
first
prize
In
addition
to
sixth,
eighth,
and
ninth
prizes.
Many
others
have
been
won
at
Victoria
and
local
points
for
both
grain
1
end
grass
seeds.
The
Industry
Is
being
prosecuted
on
strictly
business
lines
as
the
farmers
hay
or;
ma
au
Avvu
must
be
shipped
through
the
association.
.
The
establishment
of
an
abattoir
in
Prince
Rupert
Is
another
valuable
asset
to
our
farmers.
Cattle
may
now
be
shipped
regularly
and
In
good
condition
and
sold
at
a
fair
market
price,
whereas
formerly
they
were
all
shipped
at
about
one
time
in
the
fall,
thereby
creating
a
slump
on
the
market
and
consequent
low
prices
to
the
farmer.
The
output
of
dairy
products
is
also
steadily
Increasing.
An
Impetus
had
been
given
this
by
the
reduction
in
express
rates
on
cream
as
a
result
of
the
sitting
of
the
Board
of
Railway
Commissioners
arranged
by
this
Board
of
Trade
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the
summer,
when
this
matter
and
the
injustice
of
the
then
existing
rates
were
forcibly
put
before
them.
The
commission
visited
at
bmlthers
and,
as
a
result,
other
reductions
In
freight
rates
have
been
made
to
the
advantage
of
the
farmer,
especially
that
on
timothy
seed
while
In
transit'
to
cleaning
stations.
The
officials
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
have
heartily
co-operated
with
the
farmers
during
the
last
year
and
the
aggressive
assistance
of
Duncan
Muaro.
the
commissioner
for
the
Land
Settlement
Board,
has
been
of
Invaluable
benefit
to
the
district
The
development
of
our
farms
In
the
Interior
1
of
vital
interest
to
Prince
Rupert.
If
they
progress,
our
city.'
benefit.
The
farmers
of
Central
British
Columbia
.are
attaining
every
effort
to
make
W
;
successful
i
arming
country
and
it
behove
every
person
In
Prtnce
Rupert
to
extend
to
them
all
possible
support.
TI.MItEK
IMH'KTKY
Our
timber
Industry
and
forest
prot
ducts
have
hac"
a
satisfactory
year.
Con
stderlng
that
the
lumber
market
the
world
over
has
been
dull,
we
have
held
our
own
in
spite
of
adverse
trade
con
ditions.
The
destruction
by
fire
of
the
mill
at
fieal
Cove
and
the
Canadian
Product
Mill
at
Usk
have
been
serious
blows
to
our
output
of
manufactured
materials'
but
these
losses
have
been
offset
to
a
great
extent
by
the
re-openlng
of
the
mill
at
Port
Clements
and
also
the
re-aumptlon
of
operations
at
Lakelse
Mills,
AmeHbury,
and
the
opening
of
the
local,
industry
at
Seal
Cove
for
the
manufacture
of
shingles
and
cedar
lumber.
Steps
are
nbw
being
taken
to
rebuild
the
two
mills
destroyed
by
fire.
The
mills
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
Georgetown
have
a
usual
tun
continuously
during
the
whole
year.
The
prospect
for
this
industry
is
bright
In
view
of
the
fact
that
many
grain
vessels
will
be
lined
here
creating
an
opportunity
for
the
disposal
of
materials
for
that
purpose
and
also
an
opportunity
to
export
direct
lo
trie
world'
market.
minimi
orrrt't
The
mining
output
for
1928
in
this
district
has
been
a
record
one.
The
.
northwest
portion
of
BC.
has,
diving
the
year,
produced
in
value
twelve
mil'
lion
dollar
worth
of
materials
prlncl
pally
gold,
silver,
copper
and
lesser
quftn-
J
titles
of
lead
and
sine.
Out
of
thl
money,
110,400,000.
has
been
left
In
Jlrltlth
Columbia
In
the
form
of
wage
and
supplies
and
one
third
of
the
dividend
has
been
paldto
B.C.
shareholders.
Prospecting
for
miner!
ha
also
been
vigorously
prosecuted
during
1920,
and
more
and
better
discoveries
have
been
made
than
In
any
previous
year.
Devel-
;
opment
on
claims
has
been
extensive
:
resisting
in
the
expenditure
of
over
a
I
.quarter
of
a
million
dollars,
besides
the
j
development
work
done
by
the
large
pro-
j
dudng
companies.
1
The
outlook
for
this
Industry
Is
very
I
bright
and
in
the
near
future
it
should
j
experience
great
expansion.
SATISFACTORY
FISHING
Our
fishing
Industry
has
had
a
very
satisfactory
year
while
the
halibut
1
atch.
the
fish
most
directly
concerning
,?rinc
Rupert,
was
about
a
million
pounds
less
than
1925.
It
real
I
red
800.-
000
more
on
account
of
higher
prices
prevailing.
The
fishing
industry
as
a
whole
m
District
No.
2
showed
a
substantial
In
crease
over
last
year.
The
total
value
of
fish
caught
was
over
nine
million
dollars
as
compared
with
four
millions
in
1925.
:
Our
fishermen
residents
have
made
;
out
well,
and
a
more
contented
spirit
j
is
manifest
among
them
than
during
i
1925.
Shipping
out
of
our
port
is
now
beginning
to
assume
proportions,
but
ssmmenccd
too
late
in
1926
to
make
a
very
appreciable
Increase
In
tonnage
during
that
year.
The
year
1927
should
The
year
1920
was
very
satisfactory
however.
The
customs
revenue
In
creased
almost
6000
over
1925
or
about
20
per
cen,
and
173
more
vessels
entered
and
cleared
In
and
out
of
our
port,
seven
of
these
were
grain
vessels
which
loaded
a
total
of
about
two
million
bushels
of
wheat.
OCEAN
SHIPPING
This
business
should
have
the
closes:
attention.
The
very
best
of
relations
L
EA'
Boutyrt
rf
Choice
Rtciptt
tent
ret
37
Highett
Awards
in
Uurope
and
THE
BEST
RESULTS
ARE
OBTAINED
BY
USINO
Baker's
Chocolate
,
,
(Blue
Wrapper
YeJlow
Label)
In
imping
Caifis,
Pies,
Puddings,
Frosting
Ice
Cream,
Sauces,
Fudges,
Hot
and
Cold
Drint
For
more
than
145
years
this
chocolate
has
been
the
standard
or
purity,
delicacy
of
flavor
and
uniform
quality
The
trsde
mirk,
-Ia
fWif
ChocditieK,"
on
every
genuine
package
WALTER
BAKER
8C
CO.
Limited
EstaUUhed"
J780
tJORCHESTER,
MASS.
Cansdun
Mill
at
Montreal
-
'
'
w
,
Heart
Palpitation
Dizzy.
Sinking
Spells
.
Mrs.
M.
A.
Capon,
Donatville,
Alts.,
writes:
"gome
time
ago
I
was
very
nervous,
rouM
not
fleep
at
night,
often
had
dizzy,
sinking
suells
and
palpitation
at
ihp
heart.
rhA
-m'Sjt
mo
run
down
!
I
could
not
do
my
bouwwork,
but
just
leave
everything
and
sit
down.
I
spent
a
lot
of
morey
using
medicine
from
the
doctor,
but
it
did
sot
do
me
auv
good.
At
last
a
friend
told
me
to
dm
and
after
using
a
couple
of
boxei
I
was
not
the
same
woman.
I
!rgan
to
feel
to
much
better,
and
after
a
few
more
boxes
I
was
I
la
perfect
health.
I
always
recommend
them
to
all
those
I
know
who
are
suffering
from
heart
trouble."
Priee
5n&
a
1
at
all
arojrfrlst
or
dealers,
or
mailed
dlreet
on
roreipt
of
priee
by
The
T.
MPbura
Co.,
limited,
Toronto,
Ont,
tural
districts;
placing
of
aids
to
navl-
experience
great
strides
In
this
respect,
gallon
on
Bonllla
Island.
Fallace
Rocks.
Rachael
Island.
Scrub
Island,
and
radio
graphic
communication
at
Langara
Island;
placing
on
the
market
of
small
tracts
of
land
suitable
for
auhurban
&omes.
market
gardening,
poultry
raising,
etc;
the
forming
of
an
Associated
Board
of
Trade
for
Central
BC;
the
registration
of
Canadian
born
children
as
Canadian
and
not
by
reference
to
their
racial
descent;
an
improved
mall
service
to
the
Queen
Charlottes;
sum-
thould
be
cultivated
among
all
connect-
imer
wuralon
rates
from
Eastern
points
id
with
It
and
kindly
feellnes
created!0
Prlftce
BuPert
?d
rttnra-
tne
m
the
minds
of
whose
who
leave
Prince
mUDt
raUa
"
13
hern
terminals;
re-
Rupert
for
other
world
ports.
Strong
endeavors
should
be
made
to
have
a
regular
direct
service
established
with
Europe
and
the
Orient
In
order
that
Imports
may
be
brought
here
on
a
com
petitive
basis.
During
the
year
1928,
11
monthly
meetings,
15
.council
meetings
and
two
special
meetings
have
been
held
besides
a
great
number
of
committee
meetings.
ductlon
of
freight
rates:
trap
salmon
fishing;
uniform
laws
governnlng
joint
stork
companies
in
all
Canadian
provinces;
the
signing
up
of
BC
farmer
in
the
Alberta
Co-operative
Wheat
Pool:
the
exclusion
of
Prtnce
Rupert
elevator
from
the
Vancouver
schedule
of
Charges;
the
fixing
of
Port
-Warden
survey
fees;
distribution
of
Jap
fishing
11-oentes
among
all
canneries:
Marine
In-
The
average
attendance
at
the
monthly
j1"0"
nu-
re-establishment
of
a
choI
r
:
highway
put
of
meetings
was
22
out
of
a
membership
rdl
Cf
35.
which
ii
Out
mii
ovrrstilM-
Price
"U?trt
40
improvement
tenM
groU1WJ,
Ml"1"
"
cjJt.
ter-
tory
attendance.
During
the
year
new
members
have
joined
the
Board.
ouuui
"3a
BUU1'
mner
m".
four
have
resigned
and
a
few
have
ne-
During
the
year
H
letter
and
re
elected
to
pay
their
subscriptions.
'.
P
bave
been
received
and
made
cov-
There
should
be
a
larger
membership
in
"lng
subjects
of
very
divergent
natures.
the
Board
and
I
hope
that,
during
1927.
The
year
1928
was
very
heavy
from
an
all
those
eligible
for
membership
will
1
entertainment
standpoint.
Two
parties
show
an
Interest
In
their
cHy
and
in
the
of
Eastern
CNJt.
tlcketmen.
members
country
in
which
they
live
by
enrolling
if
the
staff
of
the
Great
West
life
In-
n
members
and
by
doing
their
share
to
,wrance
Company:
moving
picture
re
make
the
Board
of
Trade
of
greater
use
rescntatlves
from
Hollywood;
Eastern
in
the
community.
US.
newspapermen;
Eastern
United
A
ST.MMAKY
i
State
Engineers:
members
of
the
Rail-
Following
is
a
summary
of
matters
;
way
Commission;
Captain
and
Officers
of
that
have
received
attention:
Expert-
the
first
grain
ship,
"Aden
Alaru,"
also
mental
farms
in
the
adjacent
agricul-
the
first
British
grain
ship,
"Yoseric";
Lj0io
doesritjke
Chocolate
Gake
or
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
party:
members
of
the
Edmonton
Board
of
Trade.
Alberta
Government;
Edmonton
Citjr
Council
and
Press:
Mr.
Dalrymple
and
other
Oh'.R.
officials;
have
all
been
met
and
entertained
with
motor
boat
trips
on
the
harbor,
auto
rides
around
t&e
city,
etc,
and.
in
several
Instance,
dinners
and
luncheons
have
been
tendered.
.M.lll
ltTA
IIKI.I
(1
ITION
During
1928
this
Board
sent
a
delegation
to
interview
the
Provincial
Gov
ernment
at
Victoria
on
the
matter
of
cxtrndlpg
the
highway
further
eastward;
a
delegation
to
Vancouver
to
latsrvlew
the
C.N.R.
officials
regarding
the
Queen
ptuirlotte
Islands
schedule
of
salltngs.
and
a
delegation
to
the
annual
convention
of
B.C.
Associated
Board
of
Trade
at
North
Vkincouver.
During
the
year
about
1,000
publicity
booklets
have
been
sent
out
which
has
about
depleted
the
stock,
much
publicity
has
been
done
through
articles
in
outside
journals,
also
many
photographs
and
government
pamphlets
have
been
distributed.
The
condition
of
our
city
la
ateadUy
mprovtng
and
1928
was
no
exception
-j
previous
years.
We
now
have
an
adequate
system
of
macadam
roadwafa,
f
which
we
have
every
reason
to
he
.jroud.
Our
electricity,
telephone
and
jrater
systems
would
be
a
credit
to
-a
.nuch
larger
community.
I
The
CJt.
Park
l
a
valuable
ai
xod
aruJier
attraction
to
tourists.
The
oeuUfyta
of
the
ground
in
front
of
-ii
Cu.'i
iiiiiM
m
Uaw
in
progress,
in
fact
each
year
Is
just
another
miles
too
4
ovr
progress.
In
conclusion
I
re-assert
that
Prtnce
stupert
today
stands
in
a
very
enviable
position.
Prosperity
is
at
our
doors,
but
it
is
onlylhy
the
effort
of
our
citizen
that
It
mry
be
embraced.
On
the
whole,
the
outlook
for
1937
is
very
promfcUng
Let
meagain
express
my
appreciation
,-i
Ue
aincr
you
paid
me
for
electing
-ne
your
president.
I
thank
all
the
mem-
oer
of
the
board
who
have
cheerfully
given
their
time
in
the
promotion
ef
he
Bairfl's"
work
and
I
trust
that
my
.ucceasor
in
office
a
prasideat
may
receive
an
'even
greater
measure
of
sup-xrt
during
bis
tenure
of
office.
VOTK
tit'
THINKS
After
the
rnrrt
bad
been
reortved.
O.
W.
Nlekerson
moved
a
vote
of
h.n!t
ta
tie
rearls,
oideni
fori
ius
report
and
the
splendid
attention
tint
bad
been
given
throughout
the
year
by
Mr.
Hanson
to
the
work
of
the
board.
Sometime
Mr.
Nlekerson
said,
it
had
involved
some
trouble
and
eveol
expense
for
Mr.
Hanson
to
be
present
at
the
regular
meetings
but.
despite
hi,
diverse
business
affairs,
he
had
ocaou
pled
the
ehilr
efficiently
and
no
man
had
tried
more
faithfully
to
further
the
affairs
of
the
Board.
His
work
would
be
an
inspiration
for
following
president.
The
met
ion
was
seconded
by
W.
O.
Fulton
and
carried
with
applause.
Any
work
I
"nay
have
done
was
only
possible
wib
the
hearty
support
of
th
executive.
commUtee
and
'the-member
ship
of
the
board
as
a
whole."
replied
Mr.
Hanson.
i
nave
tried
to
do
my
own
duty,"
,
ijXTB
BATTALION
ORDERS
By
Lleut.-Colonel
J.
W
Nlcholl.
Officer
Commanding.
1st
Battalion
North
British
Columbia
Regiment,
102nd
Bn.
C.E.F.
Parade.
Special
uniform
parade
in
the
Armoury,
Monday.
January
10.
1927,
at
8
pm.
Dress:
drill
order,
betta
int
side
srnii.
Th
commanding
officer
make
special
appeal
to
all
rank
to
attend
thl
parsde
In
preparation
for
the
an
pual
inspection
to
be
held
this
month
Signal
section
parade
for
Instruction,
Tuesday
at
8
pjn.
First
aid
class
attend
for
lecture
Thursdsy,
at
8
pjn.
Band
practice
In
the
Armoury,
Prl
day
at
8
p.m.
Musketry.
Miniature
range
pr&etke
Friday,
at
8
pm.
Orderly
officer
for
the
week
ending
Saturday,.
January
IS,
1027,
Lieut.
A,
a
Bit.
Orderly
arseant:
&crgt.
Squire
S.
D.
JOHNSTON,
Major
and
Adjutant,
Attd.
1st
Bn.
N.B
O.
Hegt
IIOTIX
tltltlVAI.M
Sntoy
w.
N.
VIclterHon,
Moose
Jaw;
C
II
Flewtn.
Q.
E.
Brown
and
Charles
Morses,
Port
Simpson:
W.
M,
Gehrke,
Edmon
ton.
Central
W.
A.
Wilson,
Alice
Arm;
Mrs
J
Paulls,
Prince
Rupert.
Prime
It
ii
pert
Mr.
ind
Mm
William
It.
Tooth
V
anted
For
Sale
For
rW
I
I-
I
Jr.
O
127
nv
N
.tu
Sfitvire
the
WANTED
WANTED.
.
YOUNG
GIRL
TO
TAKE
care
of
child
and
assist
with
light
housework
Phone
Black
001
8
SITUATIONS
WANTED
WOMAN
WANTS
WOKK
BY
TIISJIOUR
or
day.
Box
11,
Dally
New
OAot.
FOK
SALE
POR
SALE.
-
POOR
IJUSH
WJTTER
atf),
three
avwth
old.
(tanraua)-bred)
tl&M
each
to
clear.
Phone
Green
3M.
VIEW!
LOT
AND
SMALL
BDIUDINO:
Graham
Avenue:
iow
price;
easy
terms
O
C
Walker.
Seroi.d
Avenue.
OR
SALE.
PATS
OP
BI.UK
POXES.
Apply
O
H
Uod.
Sea
view
Apart-menta.
k
FOR
SALS.
lent
-
CKILOW
OOT;
EXCKL-
FOR
KENT
Bhae
719.
S
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
FOR
SALE.
Pnotre
Blue
U6.
S
FOR
RENT.
PCRMtnrlED
APART-
meiMa.
two
sad
three
room,
ttestt
aoderat.
Ocean
View
Apartment.
First
Arena
ii
Stctn
Street.
7
POR
RENT.
THIRTY
BOOM
EQUIP-
ped
hotel.
Oolag
concern.
Write
Bos
342
Dally
News
Office
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APART-
mnt;
four
room
and
bath;
water
paid.
Prion
e
M7.
y
FOR
RENT6TEAM
HEATED
APART-
menu.
Apply
Smith
&
Msllett.
IXd.
Telephone
174.
rOH
RENTMODERN
HOVbZ.
FiyC
nwrai
ana
own.
siunro
ura.
tl
LOST
ZOST
GENTLEMAN'S
WATCH
ON
Third
Avenue
last
Friday
night
Finder
please
return
to
Dally
New
office.
10
00
reward.
8
AUCTIONEER
AUCTIONEER
BRINE.
1017
PATTERNS
lino
and
lino
ruga
now
on
hand.
Range,
dlalng
suites
and
furniture
of
all
description
at
private
sale
dally.
I
buy,
sell
or
exchange
anything
of
valve.
Phone
daytime
774.
WOOl
A.
HV(V
Kent
Cine.
Mixed
Wood
Blocks
per
load
ISXX).
Kindling,
per
load
tOAO
Furnace
Wood,
per
load
18.00
Delivered.
Salt
Herring
Hume
ltl.uk
111
Stewart;
Joneph
S.
Rojttrs.,
Prince
Rupert;
L.
O
Dixon.
Ottawa;
tf1stfi
Mrs
Frank
Ellis.
C
Prederlekson
and
O.
P.
Flshor.
Vsnnouver.
The
Baby's
Cold
Coetlnl
"4lof
wHh-iv'n1
mdlcln
tu
'.i
atelleet
Httle
stamatht.
Treat
tit
tt.nllr
vllh
VUka.
T
Nat
rub
It
vs.
y
vaporuo
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
fot
let
than
SOc
'CIIIKOIMtACTIC
IIIC
It.
K
KVOMXIN
iiutont
wtoii
Ptt
Third
Aleniie.
Office
vtslU
.
I1XJ0
IIoumi
call
2)0
Per
appointment
Phone
OlSee
Blue
M
Residence
Blaek
2U
HOARD
(Van
nirv
sum
am
.
I
1
w..
"TO
oufi
HOARD,
-
THE
INLANDER.
S9
bwu
teoerw
store
oasine.
duim-
fwnd
Avenue.
Phone
117.
mas
ana
ground
-
on
c
N.
Hallway.
Oood
location
In
conuag
district.
Staek
at
coat.
To
reaponathle
party
wU
consider
leasing.
Wm
D.
Lukefu.
Palling,
D
C.
rt
ioa
range
oPKrirnmonYNE
reeettrcr.
fully
cqtiipped
and
In
par-
feet
order,
for
sale
at
sacrifice
Reason
lor
selling,
owner
out
of
town.
Set
It
at
Parkin
-Ward
Bectrkc.
!1
FOR
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
IS-late,
w
are
aiHhnet
d
ta
sell
aeeeral
Iota,
aoxae
coruer.
hrbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Prices
low
and
term
liimii
iiCtM
tuuouuy.
KoqWiTt
T.
McClynMnt.
tf
rt)R
SALETHREE
ROOM
HOWE
with
fine
harbor
-rtew
Built
im.
I
.000
00
on
terms.
This
is
a
snap
at
the
price
Theo
Collart.
Ltd
ItESTAUKANTS
Goon
I'.ATH
CAIK
Mra
Unger.
Proprtetm
Third
Avenue.
Next
O
W
V.
A.
Im
Home
Canted
Meals.
Phone
Blsrk
700
ANOTHER
IllfJ
REDUCTION
IN
CIIEVROI.CT
COM.MERflAI.
1-1
Too
'
Utility
ExprtM
ChswU
atafjo
H
Ton
Ltaht
Delivery
ChaMt
I
6000
Touring
and
Roadeter
turn
Sport
Raadater
aaooo
Caaeh
and
Oeupe
I103OM
Sedan
IttHM
Lanastr
i.mr.....,.lT:..
tiiasm
t'r:n
mu
oh
iim
1
Ford
Ltaht
Delivery,
open
body
I
T5CO
I
Pcrd
Ugtit
DrHrery.
panel
body
IISOOO
1
Ford
L4kt
Delivery,
starter
equipment
I
HO
04
1
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
starter
equipment
IJ00D0
I
Ohtaneblle
A-paeaarr
Touring.
1923
SflOO
OO
Terms
can
be
arranged
on
both
new
and
used
car
to
suit
the
purchaser.
KAIEN
CAUAffE
Dealers
In
rlllsr,
Mrlauthlln,
Oakland,
ntlse
(ldmoblle
and
I'hetrnlel
Carv
Phone
S?
TAXI
I'hnne
67
Tnxl
(Call
GcorK'r,
Paul
or
Rust)
Six
and
Seven
I'assenirer
Stu
debaters
nt
your
disposal
any
time.
ROSS
HKOS.
I'OOI.
ROOM
Meeker
Illock.
(Across
from
Empress
Hotel)
TIMIIER
SALE
XP607
Sealed
Tender
will
be
received
by
the
District
Forester
nt
later
than
noon
on
tne
loth
day
of
January.
1927,
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X&OOT.
Burke
Chan-
net.
Restoration
liar,
cm,
a.
to
rut
1,000,000
feet
board
measure
of
Spruce,
urair
sna
iiemiocx
sawioRa.
Two
2)
years
wUI
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
For-tr,
Victoria,
or
the
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Tl.MHER
SALE
X8371
Besld
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
...
..w.
awn..
.
.
IHSJi
,
vll
th
31at
rl
V
nt
tW.mv,
1
ft'W.
A.
1
1.
.
-
.
,
.
--v,
ivi
vuv
purchsse
of
Llceus
X8371.
Yskoun
Bay.
mm.
vo
cut
'G0.000
feet
hoard
measure
of
Hpruce.
Cedsr
and
Hemlock
aawlogs
On
a
111
vrar
will
Ka
Htm4
r..
tsoval
of
timber.
,
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
or
the
District
Forester.
Prince
Rupert.
B
O.
TIMIIER
SALE
Xi5793.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
District
Forester
not
Ister
thsn
noon
on
the
3rd
dsy
of
January.
1937,
for
the
purchase
of
Licence
X6703.
covering
two
areas
In
Ooat
Harbor.
C.R.
4.
to
cut
7M.000
feet
board
measure
of
Spruce.
Hemlock.
Cedsr
and
Balsam
cswIoks.
One
(11
vt-ur
win
h
.iin.rf
i.
...
4BjovsI
of
timber.
rurther
particulars
of
the
Chief
For-ter-Victoria,
or
the
District
Forester.
Prince
liupert,
BO.
I'ULP
TIMIIER
SALE
X8I10.
P?)'.?
Tender
marked.
'Tender
on
JCH4I0."
will
be
received
by
the
Honourable,
the
Minister
of
Lands,
at
Victoria,
BC.,
up
to
twelve
o'clock
noon
on
the
4th
dy
of
January,
1027,
for
the
purchase
of
Pulp
Licence
X8440,
to
cut
timber
situated
on
Graham
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Islsnds
District
Thirty
years
will
b
aUowed
for
tbs
removal
f
the
timber.
All
tender
must
comply
with
Section
IB
of
the
"Forest
Act."
Th
highest
or
any
tender
not
neces-ssrlly
accepted.
Further
particulars
may
be
had
from
111
Chief
Fpreater,
Victoria,
DO,
Artk
Lottt
C
j
MAIL
SCHEDULE
Ml
T-OOI'.O
rc
i
he
mt
Manday.
Wtne--,
to
t'aiietHiter
Tueadeya
.
.
.
Frtde
Saturdays
CJJL.
jaa
14
2
Fsrri
etan
o.au
Vaneauxi
on
M.-.
Ssturdsf
by
C
N
h
Premier
Tawdaya
.
.
Friday
Graham
A
All:n
Avr
1st
Ave
At
ath
St
dth
Ave
j
Fulton
Rt
SUl
Ave
At
Thomp"ii
tt'
I
T
Aii)o.
Alice
,trm,
tcsart
at
aslrr
SsMtUf
Wednesday
a
i
t.
nmpwaina
a
SuaatSf
.
To
AUtva
IVintv.
Mb
la.
M
To
uera
DulMI-v
Jan.
it.
3u
l-roilM,
I
Torn
he
ja4
Tiarmtaya.
Thu-vU'.
at
I
ruari
VJtieiHf
rr
fiainosye
.
.
.
Wedaeadays
FflsJaaa
.
CJA.
Jan
lo
lim
.tn)a.
Mirr
l
?m
It.
iMpiii
and
,
r
low
Alaa
Point
-
Jaa
14
M
.
I'mm
aeea
ChsrMIe--
Jan
13
17
IMI
l
OIJI
tllUN
1
1th
it
IUiertro.kr
Ar-lltb
Ave
M
Conrad
8'
Hh
A
Mava
Cove
CrH.
I
ta
At
Cut
un
St
;
I
ath
Ave
At
McBrifl
Si
I
Oa
t.
Bldit
I
Pro
Oov.
Wharf
OTJ"
Wharf
.
OTP.
Sutton
tad
Ave
ft
Ind
St
3rd
Are.
At
Fulton
St
3rd
Ave
At
dth
St
Sunday
eatieriiun
aime
dsy
only.
STEAOT
MOVEMB
f'nr
VanrniMer
Tuesdv
a
Cardena
Friday
a
Prtnce
Bu
t
Saturday
ca-ala
Saturday
a
Prinress
IVn'
Jan
14
PrincesK
M
Jan
Vt
Prtnrrs
Mi
From
Vaurouterw
Sunday-.
Carders
WrdReeday
a.
IT
Rune
'
Friday-
m
Oatala
Saturday-a
PrlnceM
Be
."
Jsn
10-
Pirncess
Mi
Jan.
31
a
Princess
M
lor
fori
MnifMon
and
I'1'"
Sundsy
.
Cardena
From
IN.rt
hlmpMtn
and
Naa
Tuesday
as.
Cardena
lor
Henart.
.tniniend
Alice
An
Sunday
Csrdens
1
Wednesday
m
Prince
R'i;
r
'
rriuii
nirnari.
.njin
ana
,nrr
Tumdajr
Cardena
rriday
a.
Trlnce
Rupert
I'nr
Oiieen
f!
irlotlr
Jan.
16
as
"rlnce
Chsrlc
Jan.
J9
Prince
rtisrlc.
I
linn
t(nrrii
Jan.
IS
.
Jan.
27.
I'nr
Alaakn
Jan.
10
.
Jan.
24
m.
Chariot
le
Prince
Ciimlc
Prince
ChnrlC'
Princess
Unn
Princess
Mm
v
From
Alukn
Jsn.
14
Princes
Mnrv
Jan.
20
a.
Princess
Marv
C.N.R.
TRAINS
For
Esst
Mondays,
Wetti:
Saturday
.
'
Prom
East
Tucdsy-
Tht:
Sundays
;
PAIN
fr
Bladder
Irn!
aosn
ssaad
'
SANTAL
I"'
Lok
for
th
wir
ild
In
sll
NalUiaa