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WEEK-END
SPECIALS
T-Jione
Roast,
per
lb.
.
.
2.c
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lbs
53c
Round
Steak,
2
lbs
43o
Veal
Chops,
2
lbs
43c
Leg
Veal,
per
lb
20c
Hump
Roast
Veal,
per
lb.
20c
Shoulder
Roast
Veal,
per
lb.
15c
Stewins
Veal,
3
lbs
23c
Rump
Roast
Beef,
per
lb.
18c
Shoulder
Pork,
per
lb.
.
.
23c
Loin
Pork
Chops,
per
lb,
33c
Sausage,
2
lbs
33c
Halibut,
per
lb
20c
Mussallera
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
18
Phone
84
Have
Your
Eyes
Examined
Poor
eyes
nnd
poor
gla:s;.e:
are
a
pitiful
combination.
Good
glasses
will
make
good
eyes
of
poor
eyes.
If
your
present
glasses
do
not
Buit
your
oyes
for
any
reason,
you
are
criminally
negligent
of
your
future
if
you
do
not
secure
the
proper
glasses
at
once.
Lowest
prices.
Expert
service.
A.
E.
IRELAND
Cruduule
Optometrist
319
Third
Avenue.
Opposite
(S.W.V.A.
WOOD
Dry
Jack
Pine,
Cedar,
Kirch
and
Spruce
Per
load
$fi.5l)
Per
half
load
$3.50
Per
sack
50c
Firelighter
48
for
$1.00
delivered.
HydeTransf
er
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
KUV
KOTTLES.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
1'hone
57S
DENTIST
9
WAPITI
ARE
COMING
BACK
ANIMALS.
WHICH
WLItE
TIIKKATEN
tl
WITH
EXTINCTION,
A
ICE
AIUNHAXT
AU.UN
VANCpyyER,
March
4.
Threatened
with
complete
extinction
less
than
twenty-five
years
ago.
the
Kootenay
wapiti
or
elk,
under
the
practical
pro
lecuon
01
tne
British
Columbia
game
laws,
has
"come
back"
and
multiplied
so
rapidly
In
late
years
that
they
are
now
nuniDered
in
nerds
ol
thousands,
according
to
J.
E.
French,
big
game
hunter
and
guide
who
accompanied
an
expedition
of
the
Field
Museum
of
Chicago
into
the
haunts
of
the
wapiti
recently.
"No
more
remarkable
example
of
the
excellent
results
of
careful
big
game
conservation
exists
today
In
Canada
than
the
large
numbers
of
Kootenay
wapiti,"
Mr.
French
stated
and
further
expressed
the
opinion
that
it
would
be
safe
to
allow
hunting
under
a
very
limited
bag
for
an
Indefinite
period
at
least.
Probably
most
people
will
recognize
this
noblest
of
all
the
deer
family
by
the
well-known
name
of
elk.
In
times'
long
gone
by.
Its
range
was
as
extensive
,
as
that
of
the
buffalo.
About
the
only
difference
between
these
two
hardy
I
quadrupeds
was
that
the
elk
ranged
j
further
west
and
not
so
far
north
as
'
the
bison.
Of
the
many
millions
that,
formerly
existed
In
the
western
part
of
Canada
and
Northern
United
States
j
there
Is
but
a
shadow
of
their
former
numbers
left
and
their
range
Is
very
J
limited.
In
British
Columbia
there
arc:
two
main
herds,
not
counting
some
few'
scattered
here
and
there
and
one
that
I
was
Introduced
In
the
LUlooct
district
One.
the
smaller
of
these
two
herds.
1
located
In
a
densely-timbered
section
ofj
Vancouver
Island.
The
other,
much
tlu
larger
herd.
Is
In
the
high
park
country
!
and
semi-dry
belt
of
the
Rockies
ol!
East
Kootenay
These
Kootenay
anl
CANADIAN
SERVICE
From
Halifax
To
Plymouth-Har-London
MlitimU
Vni
1
i'Utll:
Mm
To
Londondtrrv
and
Qlaaaow
l-Wilij
.u,it
if
to
Qutntown
and
Liverpool
Auraula
Mar.
ll,
Apr.
it
From
New
York
To
Queenitown
and
Llvirpool
i
annua
.
.
Mar.
I"
Al-Minla
M;ir.
To
Cherbourg
and
Southampton
AquiUnia
....
Mar.
If.
Apr.
in.
la
ll
ll.-ri-nirai-M
Af.
;.
Mnv
i
MaurcUhia
Apr.
n,
M
4.
Ji
To
Londondtrrv
and
Glasgow
l.i'lllis
.
.
Mr.
Jii
i
i!hi,.iiu
.
.
Apr.
."
To
Plymoulh-Havro-London
Timrniiia
..
Mar.
IV
Aiiimi4
..
Mai.
V
From
Boston
To
Quttnstown
and
Littrpool
Camilla
.
.
Mar.
fi
i
annua
Apr.
'
'
'.all
al
I'lyiiiouiii,
eastliuiiwl
Money
orders.
tlraM.-
anil
Traveller
Clique
St
lowest
rail's.
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Information
from
local
spent
or
Ounpani
s
(irfiees,
6JS
Ha;llnK
St.
W..
VaniMiivpr.
H.c
Garden
&
Flower
SEEDS
Have
arrived,
per
pkg
10c
Yellow
Kewton
and
lied
Den
Davis
Apples,
good
stock
per
box
$2.23
I'errin
Sodas,
1
lb.
pkc
2.c
Malkin'8
L'est
Canned
Fruits,
-S
tins
for
D.V
Sunkist
Oranges,
special
value,
2
uoz.
for
7."c
Heinz
Catsup,
a
bottles
for
.
.
y."e
Sterling
Catsup,
a
few
dozen
left.
While
they
last,
a
bottles
for
C.'c
FISH
FOR
THE
SEASON
!
Smoked
Cod,
Haddie,
Kippers,
i
Acadia
bait
Cod.
Our
home-cured
l'aeon
h
in
great;
demand.
Four
or
five
lb,
in
the
!
Blab,
per
lb
-17c
Lurire
tin
Aunt
Dinah
Mutate
2.'i"
Fresh
l'ullet
Ejrjru,
tt-doz.
for
$1.23
1
Koyal
Crown
Soap,
24
bars
for
D."c
I
White
Swan
Soap,
'SI
bars
for
$1.00
If
you
could
nave
ilOc
on
a
five
pound
pail
of
pure
lard
by
buyinir
ll
In
hulk,
you
would
do
it.
We
are
selling
C
lb.
Pure
Lard
for
.
.
03c
W.
C.
Little,
of
Woodcock,
Bhip
u
fresh
Milk
every
train.
Let
us
deliver
you
a
quart
daily
20c
SATURDAY
SPECIAL.
1
Kcllog'H
Corn
Flakes
fur
50c
I
PEP
FKEE
Take
ns
many
us
you
like
so
lonjr
us
you
buy
4
Corn
Flukes
with
each
free
Pep.
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers
Limited
Phones
45
and
574
Imols
average
larger
and
finer
than
I
those
of
the
coast
and
compare
very
'favorably
with
the
best
or
the
United
!
States
herd
In
Yellowstone
Park.
They
have
the
distinction
of
being
the
only
wapiti
In
Canada
for
which
an
open
!
season
exists.
FATHER
OF
LOCAL
MAN
PASSED
AWAY
IN
VICTORIA
CITY
The
death
occurred
early
this
week
at
the
family
residence.
1328
Clover
Street
Victoria,
of
James
Leonard
Stamford,
aged
seventy-seiren
years
a
native
of
Troystcn
Hertfordshire.
England,
a
IMPHiFIC
SAILINGS
TO
EUROPE
MAKE
BHSERVATIOKS
KOW
UtOM
SAINT
JOH.V
To
l.lierMMl
Mar.
13
Montcalm
tMar.
18
M-mtnalrn
Mar.
25
Montclare
To
Cherbourg-Sou
tliuiupluii-Antwerp
Mar.
16
Mlnnedosa
To
Antwerp
Mar.
10
Marburn
Mar.
15
Metagama
Mar.
24
Marloch
Tu
London
Mar.
10
Montreal
To
(lluignw
Mar.
31
Metlta
t
Via
Greenock
Apply
to
Ajremn
everywhere
or
J.
1.
FORSTER.
8.S.
General
Pax.
Asenl.
C.P.R.
Sution,
Vancouver.
Telephone
Seymour
26)0
TIRED
EYES
ST
AUT
the
week
right,
have
your
eyes
attended
to.
Nothing
is
such
u
handicap
tu
efficiency
as
.
tired,
aching
eyes.
SUITAIJLE
Glasses
slop
eye
troubles
us
if
by
magic
and
their
cost
is
insignificant.
THE
excellent
results,
we
obtain
In
our
work
uru
udmlt-ted
by
all.
WE
devote
our
energies,-to
one
ideul
perfection
f
In
MAY
we
expect
you-to",
con
suit
us
today1.
'
m
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
und
Opticiun
Room
3,
Smith
lilock,
Prince
Rupert
.
R.C.
m
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Nerves
on
Edge
When
the
nerves
go
wrong
everything
is
wrong.
The
whole
human
body
including
-each
and
every
organ
is
dependent
on
the
nervous
system
for
energy
and
direction.
When
nerve
force
becomes
exhausted
the
organs
fail
in
their
functions
and
the
result
is
discomfort
and
pain.
Headache,
neuritis,
sciatic-rheumatism
are
often
developed.
But
there
is
also
restlessness,
nervousness,
irritability,
sleeplessness
and
depression
and
discouragement.
To
regain
health
and
vigor
the
nervous
system
must
lie
restored
by
such
treatment
as
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
The
use
of
narcotics
and
opiates
only
relieve
pain
nt
terrible
expense
to
the
nervous
system.
Lasting
relief
can
only
come
by
feeding
the
nerves.
Your
system
has
failed
to
do
this
and
it
is
therefore
necessary
to
employ
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
to
bring
the
nervous
system
back
to
normal.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
60
cts,
a
box,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chaw
Medicine
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto
2,
Canada.
resident
of
the
capital
city
for
twenty-two
years,
and
of
Canada
for
over
sixty
years.
Ite
leaves
his
widow.
Mrs.
Jessie
Stamford,
two
son.
John
Kraser
Stamford,
attendant
at
Essondale.
and
William
Leonard
Stamford,
of
the
Marine
j
Department
at
Dtgby
Island,
Prince
Ru-,
pert,
also
two
daughters.
Miss
Mary
Elizabeth
Stamford,
at
home,
and
Mrs.
P.
H.
Moore,
of
Colony
Farm.
Esson-i
dale.
The
funeral
took
place
on
Wed-I
nesday
afternoon.
Burial
was
in
the
;
Royal
Oak
Burial
Park.
ELEVATOR
CAPACITY
AT
VANCOUVERJNCREASED
Harbor
('omnilitloti
I'.letalor
No.
3
to
,
be
i:trndril
Total
Capacity
of
I
lrt
Hill
be
7,04M),mh
Umbels
'
'
I
.
,
VANCOUVER.
March
5.
Harbor
Com-
t
mlssioner
Russell.
Returning
from
Otta
wa
yesterday,
announced
that
the
capacity
of
the
board's
Elevator
No.
3
Is
to
be
Increased
from
600.000
to
one
million
bushels.
This
will
bring
the
port's
total
elevator
capacity
to
7.000.C00
The
capacity
of
Prince
Rupert
harbor,
with
Its
one
elevator,
is
1
.250.000
bushels.
WONDER
IF
HARRY
WILL
BLAME
THIS
ON
GRIT
ENEMIES
VICTORIA,
Marsh
5.
R.
H.
Pooley.
leader
of
the
opposition,
was
severely
shaken
up
and
bruised
In
an
automobile
accident
at
the
end
of
last
week,
his
car
being
practically
demolished.
Driving
along
Rockland
Avenue,
hi
auto
was
smashed
Into
by
another
large
automobile.
In
the
House
hi
friends
asked
him
to
retire
and
rest
but
he
stuck
to
the
ship
for
the
afternoon,
although
he
did
ask
for
postponement
of
consideration
of
a
blU
the
debate
on
which'
he
had
moved
adjournment.
The
head
of
many
a
house
Is
leas
tlian
ten
years
old.
Waterfront
Whiffs
t'oiiillniiril
Iriim
page
flr)
Chief
Bkugald
to
fit
her
out
for
the
halibut
fisheries.
A
curdy
has
been
Installed
and
all
the
gadglts
have
been
given
the
once
over.
This
work
could
not
be
done
In
Vancouver,
where
the
vessel
come
from,
becauc
there
was
not
the
necessary
equipment
there
for
carrying
out.,
WtthCapt.
Bill
Parsons
at
the
helm,
the
Chief
Skugald
U
scheduled
to
Mill
this
week-end
on
her
first
trip
in
many
a
moon
to
the
hull
but-grounds.
1
Jack
Wells
Is
fitting
up
his
trolling
boat,
Klvox,
preparatory
to
resuming
fishing
operations.
At!
"he
Dally
News
staff
ate
herring
this
week
In
generous
quantities
Our
various
repasts
In
this
luscious
tare
was
made
possible
through
the
kindness
of
Captain
Alfred
Bwanson
in
seeing
that
we
received
a
bounteous
supply
prepaid.
His
thoughtfuluess
was
sin
ccrely
appreciated
from
the
g.m.
down
to
the
devil,
Soon
there
won't
be
time
for
Ray
love
to
give
the
Whiff
man
his
weekly
political
tirade.
They
ought
to
stage
this
old
provincial
election
at
a
time
when
our
good
friend,
the
electrical
I
'wizard,
has
more
time
to
devote
to
campaigning.
We
fancy.,
ilarry
Pooley
will
be
sorry
If
they
clout
but
Duff
will
be
glad.
I
Iiocal
machine
and
service
simps
along
the
waterfront,
which
report
collections
anything
but
good,
are,
receiving
their
first
orders
of
the
scaaon
from
district
tanneries.
Oapt.
Hrliio's
packer1
Besver
OOVC
Is
Ion
the
McLean
way
for
rcaulkliig
and
repairs
to
damage
sustained
In
a
recent
storm
ou
the
waterfront.
IIAI.IIU
T
AltltlVAl
Due
to
rough
Weather
that
has
prevailed
ever
since
the
opening
of
th
season,
bailout
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
to
date
totalling
fOfl.000
pounds,
of
which
824.500
pounds
has
been
American
and
83.100
pounds
Canadian
I
are
down
tome
four
and
a
half
million
pounds
from
the
total
at
a
correspond
ing
date
last
year.
With
large
volumes
coming
In
Just
now.
however,
there
is
reason
to
expect
that
within
a
week
the
deficiency
may
entirely
or
nearly
bv
made
up.
Price
on
the
wliole.
In
spile
of
the
fact
that
during
the
last
day
or
so
there
ha
been
a
sharp
downward
movement,
have
beeji
considerably
better
than
last
year.
The
highest
American
price
during
the
week.
18.4c
and
10c.
was
paid
on
Tuesday
to
the
schooners
Roald
Amupdaen
and
Baltic
with
18.000
and
15.000
pounds
rtspec-
tlvWy.
The
best
Canadian
price
was
1
6
3c
and
Sc
which
was
paid
on
Satur
day
to
the
Brant
and
Edward
Lipnctt
with
4.600
and
1.000
pound
rjooW
voir
These
latter
InotdenUtlly,
were
the
first
veanrts
of
the
season
to
eU
their
catchos
through
th
Fish
Ex
aha
age
Price
descended
ywtrdy
to
10.5c
and
Cc..
the
Amertoan
low
lor
the
week,
ani
Uc
and
Sc..
the
Canadian
low.
The
following
marketed
atehea
during
the
week
(Saturday
to
Friday).
American
Ooah.
6.000
pounds:
Ttor.
34.000
pounds;
Allen.
3700;
Eureka.
6.000.
Teddy
J
.
1000:
ltaz4
1!..
10.-00;
TordetMkiold.
300:
June.
11.000:
Argo.
6.000;
Roald
Amundsen.
19.0O0:
Baltic.
15.000:
Resolute.
5400;
Paragon.
41.000:
Kodlak.
40.000:
Panama.
48.000:
Marmot.
3800:
Alaska.
3,000,
Chancellor.
5.000:
Kalalla.
3.900:
Columbia,
45.-j
000;
Western.
4000;
Zenith.
.39.000:
Sunset.
30.000;
Rainier.
4400:
MtKln-ley.
40.O0O;
Helgeland.
5500:
Potarta.
45.000:
Ptoneer.
4500:
Brisk.
3600.
J
Albatross.
4500.
!
Canadian
Bmnt.
4,300:
Edward
Lip-'
sen.
1.000;
Minnie
V.,
1.200:
Rose
Spit
300:
Marguerite
2MXt.
C
and
T..
100:
M.
M.
Christopher,
1.000.
Cape
Sfxar.
3.000;
Pair
of
Jacks.
4.000;
Swing.
1.000.
Valorous.
3.000:
Helen.
300:
Selma.
1.-000:
Cape
Spencer.
5.000;
Sea
Maid.
8.-
000:
Katen.
400
MorrU
11.
5.000.
AUt
6.000:
Bayview.
1400.
Ringleader.
3.000
MAD
1.000
Margallcc.
8.000.
Point
May.
1.200:
Ternen
4.000:
Cape
Swain
6.500;
Msyflower
1300:
Brant.
4.000
SYNOPSIS
OF
LAND
ACT
AMENDMENTS
PRE
EMPTION8
Viai-arit.
unreserved.
aurvsvtd
''roMii
laml
may
ba
pr-mpt4
by
OrKikli
nut'jiwu
over
IK
years
of
.
unl
l.v
aliens
n
declaring
Inl.ntlon
in
iMM-oma
MrH,h
subjects,
conil-'.it.nal
uMn
residsnca,
occupation.
jii!
Iinproviment
for
agricultural
uriow
Pull
Information
coneernlns;
rti
.a
lion
a
reeardlns
pre-emptions
la
ic'.ven
In
liulletln
No.
1,
Land
Hrl,
"How
lo
lT-empl
Land."
coplss
of
thlcli
rnn
obtained
f
r.
of
charge
ly
addrewtlnc
tha
Ieartment
of
Lands.
Victoria.
U.C..
or
lo
any
Oov-srnment
A
cent
Records
will
ha
granted
covering
only
land
suitable,
for
agricultural
purposes,
and
which
Is
not
tlmbsr-laiid.
i.e
,
cstrylnjt
ovr
1,000
board
feet
tier
acre
weal
of
the
Coast
Rang
and
t.000
fest
per
acre
east
of
tbat
ttane
Application,
for
pr-mptlona
sr.
lo
be
addressed
to
th
Land
Com-mlssluner
of
th
Land
Ilscurdlng
Division.
In
which
th
land
applla.l
for
is
situated,
and
ar
mad
on
printed
forms,
copies
of
which
can
b
obtained
from
th
Land
Commla.lonor.
I'ra-emptlnna
must
b
occupied
for
flv
years
and
Improvements
mad
to
value
of
tlO
per
aer.
Including
clearlnic
and
cultivating
at
Last
fit
acres,
befor
a
Crown
Orant
can
b
received.
For
more
detailed
Information
a.,
th
liulletln
"How
to
l'r-mpt
Land."
PURCHASE
Application
ar
rcnlvd
for
pur
chase
of
vacant
and
unrxirvd
Crown
lands,
not
balnsr
tlmberlsnd.
for
agricultural
purposes;
minimum
price
for
flrst-clsss
(arable)
land
Is
it
pr
acre,
and
seond-clas
(gras-Ing)
land
12.10
per
acr.
Further
lo
formation
regarding
purchaa
or
Uas
of
Crown
lands
Is
glvn
In
Bulletin
No.
10,
Land
Merles.
Turchss
and
Laas
of
Crown
Lands."
Mill,
factory,
or
Industrial
sit
oa
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acr,
may
b
purchased
or
lss4.
the
eon
dllions
Including
payment
of
stumpag.
HOMECITE
LEASES
Unauryyd
ar.aa.
not
io1ln(
10
acre,
may
be
ssd
as
homslts,
conditional
upon
a
dwalllng
bslng
rotd
In
th
first
yar,
Utl
blng
obtainable
aflsr
rsldnc
and
lm-Vrovraent
condition
ar
fulfill!
and
land
has
bn
urvyd,
LEASES
for
grating
and
Industrial
ptw
posts
aras
not
iodlng
110
aer
may
b
laad
by
en
parson
r
a
company,
GRAZING
Under
th
Qrsilng
Act
th
lrov.
Inc
Is
dlvld.a
Into
grulng
dlstriots
and
th
rajig
admlnlatrd
under
a
Oraalng
Commissioner.
Annual
grating
psrmlta
ar
Issued
baad
oa
numb.ra
ranged,
priority
Meg
glva
U
Mtabllahad
owner.
Btook-ewnara
mar
form
aas-Mlatlona
for
rang
rnauiagmnt.
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or
partly
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