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Others
Imitate
"SAIADA"
None
have
equalled
the
quality.
The
Daily
Nvs
m
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PRINCE
RUPERT
,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.':'
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
F.
PULLEN
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Managing
Editor,
"
1
DAILY
EDITION.
Wednesday,
Jan.
12,
1927
SEED
PRODUCTION
IMPORTANT
BRANCH.
and
and
nSrnman0d
ti0n
,s
"P"
Scorning
an
important
profitable
industry-
states
Honourable
Mr.
Motherwell.
Mini-
i?
tUre
,atSt
report
The
,nhent
qualities
of
v.nw
5
inestfand
v,fforJof
Browth
Possesse4
by
Canadian
grown
i.
k
fWS
,
.S
brUtrht,a
demand
theni
in
foreign
markets.
The
?r3
I,78
7
0fra.d,n'
tric"y
enforced
by
the
Dominion'
Seed
l.ranch,
has
given
foreign
and
domestic
buyers
complete
confidence
In'
nut
soona
Canada
Produces
an
pinnrtnlilo
n.ni,i.
i.r..v.
-...
;,
,
,
-
,
,
nU.Fus
in
limn
tiass
seeas
oi
cereals,
forage
crops
and
vegetables.
The
production
;of
these
seeds
is
continually
increasing
and
thpv
cnnnit:..
:
'
V
..tu,
vu,
me
numoer
in
tne
record
year
of
1920
and
a
the
wage
scale
is
proportionately
much
higher
in
relation
to
the
cost
of
living
than
it
was
In
1913.
Much
the
same
relation-ship
fs
shown
between
the
price
of
agricultural
products
and
the
general
commodity
index.
The
farmer
receives
about
CO
per
cent
more
for
his
products
than
in
1913,
while
he
pays
only
about
50
per
cent
more
for
the
articles
he
i
-
a
.-x.
.
wm.u
fine
I
CI
till
OilSni
DS
give
promise
of
continued
activity
in
wholesale
and
retail
trade
uc
m
n
the
near
future.
Remember
Hot
BOVRIL
"fnsiae"
keeps
cold
outside
U
MAVOIfS
I'OI.HK
VIEW!
j
Coming
to
the
police
question
speaker
said
he
had
not
changed
opinion
on
the
matter
Out
had
rather
been
more
firmljr
convinced
that
lt
was
not
a
good
thing.
He
quoted
fleures
animal
a
co7d
tiu
Tul
""u
'
L'
h"
th"
-
In
IVio
r
i
I
,
"
"Ul
ckuu
lur-rancning
"'uni
oi
nnes
collected
during
theinara
hard
and
ana
fast
last
municipal
municipal
ownership
ownership
man
man'
Yh
t
Jtr
tt
t
XJUt
I0X
ana.iur
ranching
has
reached
i
eTn
months
in
which
the
provincial
"
some
my
tWnk"
observed
the
speak-
mai
aistinctlon,
having
spread
into
every
province
In
Canada
fromiP0""
h,d
bwn
in
ch'ge
of
affairs
er
who
pleaded
for
a
serious
attempt
to
a
modest
beginning
in
Prince
Edward
Island,
crossed
the
border
into!had
b"n
leM
on
the
per
month
olve
the
power
quesuon.
In
advoca.-
the
United
States,
while
Canadian
bred
fox
have
been
sent
abroad
'than
Ior
the
'"-
m
month
t
this
ing
the
passage
of
the
sewer
bylaw
he
lo
iorm
tne
neuclus
of
ranches
in
several
countries
in
Furonp
y"r
und'r
th
clt'r
Pllce-
In
th
tint
.
cA.aiioiuu
oi
me
iox
larminir
betran
almnt
mm
4U;
na
ibwledge
spread
that
some
fortunat,.
inH,r.iHni.
y.a
i
!,mounted
10
i'128-50
nd
m
the
last
nanasome
ihdxnmp
nront
nrnff.
frnm
rrnm
tu
tho
en
-r
f
i..
tl
,
.
.
.n...
.
I'"
'
"1?
seven
months
the
fines
had
amounted
.
.
sneculntfnn
run..
l.v
aa
r'
V"'
v"
-i'iW.
7W.75.
m
the
year
1923
the
fo.
ro
.U.J.I,
from
$3,000
a
pair
l
1010
to
Z
$20,000
a
pair
In
mr
im
..
p.
h
eity
paid
for
exception
specimens.
A
Department
of
Agriculture
booklet,
the
authority
for
the
foregoing
figures,
states
"The
European
war
brought
an
end
to
speculative
fox-trading,
and
a
highly
speculative
venture
was
changed
into
a
legitimate
industry.
So
far
as
the-fox
Industry
on
this
continent
is
concerned,
the
day
of
speculation
is
apparently
over,
and
live
foxes
are
sold
for
what
t,Qi,u
ui
'
.....
,
,
;
-
v..
j..i.-.
nuuiu
uiihk
or
a
little
more,
because
breeders
recognize
that
every
pair
of
foxes
sold
means
a
competitor."
As
a
result
the
market
value
of
a
pair
of
live
foxes
now
averages
in
the
neighborhood
of
$500.
HANK
DECLARES
OPTIMISM
JUSTIFIED.
min..Th(erfml?1S
of
1925
and
1926,
the
flow
of
wealth
from
the
mines
of
British
Columbia,
Alberta,
Ontario,
Quebec
and
Nova
Scotia,
the
record
newsprint
production,
the
improved
position
of
the
railroads
and
the
steady
expansion
of
Canadian
manufacturing,
have
combined
to
produce
a
sound
and
pervasive
prosperity
throughout
the
country,
says
the
monthlv
Ipifor
f
th
i..i
n'i.
ada.
The
Jhdustrial
and
financial
structure
is
now
on
so
substantial
..
.iwisinai
eninusiasm
concerning
the
future
seems
eminently
'
.
The
financial
structure
of
the
country
-as
measured
in
terms
c,
,
uie
uiiu,
qi
me
consumer
Is
In
a
particu-arly
strong
position.
This
general
condition
is
reflected
in
the
large
increase
in
savings
in
the
form
of
bank
deposit
and
in
Invw.
ment
in
life
insurance
and
securities.
In
the
case
"of
industry,
the
niimlinr
nf
mon
.mn
I..
.t.
,
.
..
""onj
iiic
io.?uo.uu
or
svuo
more
for
the
Tear
Just
closed
than
In
the
preceding
vear.
He
paid
a
compliment
to
the
personnel
or
the
provincial
police
and
said
that
on
two
occasions
he
liad
wne
to
the
sergeant
In
charge
and
no'
one
could
have
received
him
more
kindly.
Alderman
Casey,
who
spoke
next,
re
ferred
to
the
Improvements
made
In
tlV-
city
roads
during
the
past
three
years.
lie
was
glad
that
he
had
aueh
'
ft
nlanV
n
hi
.
.
.
i
-.
y.mmjiiu
wirrc
years
ago.
The
city,
capital
debt
was
scarcely
any
greater
now
thna
at
fhat
time.
continuing.
Alderman
Casey
said
"I
know
that
many
cltlren.
have
It
In
for
me
on
account
of
the
garbage
tax."
As
Chairman
of
the
finance
committee
for
the
past
three
years
he
said
he
had
been,
placed
in
the
difficult
position
of
finding
the
money
and
he
had
believed
It
the
only
way
to
keep
the
mill
rat
of
the
city
down.
However
it,
had
proven
an
unpopular
"move
and
Ve
had
been
r'esponsnble
for
the
repeal
of
the
bylsw
and
he
would
not
again
support
such
a
thing
even
If
it
came
to
th
city
having
to
tax
Improvement..
The
speaker
then
launched
Into
a
vigorous
discussion
of
the
police
question
and
attacked
the
system
of
having
the
lice.
department
administered
from
Victoria.
He
had
nothing
to
say
against
the
personnel
of
the
local
force
each
of
whom
he
claimed
were
personal
friends
or
his
and
be
had
found
them
to
be
men
of
high
character.
There
was
however
a
great
principle
Involved
and
me
attorney
general
was
taking
away
the
privileges
the
people
enjoyed
of
managing
their
own
affairs.
He
then
quoted
figures
from
various
cities
on
the
prairies
and
In
B.C.
to
show
that
the
fines
collected
In
the
city
had
been
out
of
proportion
to
the
number
of
people
here
and
did
not
consider
lt
a
good
advertisement
to
people
who
might
locate
here.
In
conclusion
the
speaker
asked
for
support
and
said
that
he
would
endeavor
In
the
future,
to
be
as
fslthful
to
the
trust
reposed
ln
him
if
elected
as
he
had
been
in
the
past
he
had
been
wrong
in
doing
so
then
me
peopi
nad
an
opportunity
of
aay
lng
so
In
the
plebiscite
on
Thursday.
Th
speaker
said
that
In
102A
the
city
had
aaved
about
3000
tn
th
police
department.
Coming
to
the
work
of
the
city
council
In
the
past
year
he
referred
to
the
plan
of
giving
additional
fire
pro-
VRiii
DAILY
NEWS
vYectiiesday,
ju
Civic
Questions
Discussed
by
Mayor
and
Candidates
at-
Meeting
Called
Last
Nght
A
fairly
good-sized
crowd
was
present
last
night
at
the
meeting
called
bv
Mnvor
Newton
In
the
Mnnao
Hull
Stv
nf
h
nM.rniinlr.
:
candidates
and
the
mayor
spoke
on
civic
issues.
A.
W.
Edge
acted
as
chairman
and
first
called
upon
the
mayor
who
dealt
with
the
financial
position
of
the
city
and
reviewed
the
work
of
the
council
for
the
past
year.
He
wanted
it
distinctly
understood
that
the
city
was
solvent.
It
had
paid
its
way
and
did
not
at
the
present
time
owe
the
bank
a
dollar.
In
reviewing
the
financial
affairs
of
the
citv.
the
mavor
said
tht
the
revenue
for
the
nt.
vrar
hurt
,
been
M06.945.15
.and
the
total
expen.
tectl0
t0
w,terfront
,
tno
;
icsiiug
ur-
that
.,.
.
.,.
,,.
'
Ictt
in
he
neighborhood
of
.22.954.00.
garbage
not
bwn
HI.
WbrsMp
referred
to
several
Itemi
.
,
done
wlth
the
We,
ot
'
the
of
expenditure
which
had
not
been
for-
,.
..
.v
.
j
im
imjrrr
situ
w
Rrru
sown
me
wen
.by
,
the
.
council
.
at
the
beginning
mlll
me.
Durln-
V(jar
.J'41.".
Ttoe-ccae,w
road
,w!
Alderman
he
had
been
on
th
utilities
which
k.
k
the
citizens
.
.
had
passed
a
bylaw!
,,,.,
.
for
18.500.
had
exceeded
the
estlmate
fh4lrman
.
of
eommltttt
,d
Uy
",198B0
"
V"
sV.""
rcad
Hned
by
the
mayor
there
16.698
more
than
was
expected.
ThU
hoH
k..
.
l.
.
.
.
.
had
to
be
met
out
of
general
revenue.
ere
nad
been
mt,e
cnange
,n
The
Shaw.tlans
pipe
line
n
found
by
whlch
nad
,n
actlse
the
city
engineer
to
be
In
need
of
re-
fftrm.,
tv.
...
Pa
h"d
C0,t
,n
the
beln
r,!
ch"cd
P"
o
nad
.
.
r
nelffhhnrhnivt
nf
PR1
nn
kl.h
.
"7
"
neen
paid
for
out
of
earnlngt.
Alder-!
had
to
be
provided
out
of
general
maa
Brown,
In
conclusion,
a.ked
for
revenue.
It
had
been
also
found
that
furtUtr
iupport
and
,urfd
hl
htareri
no
provision
had
been
made
for
a
road
that
fce
would
d0
the
po,,lu?
,u
to
the
elevator
and
thli
wai
built
at
a
th,
inter.t.
nt
cost
to
the
city
of
ll.08S.00.
These:
r.-.i...'
..!
three
Item,
amounted'to
a
little
more
!
audlence
ln
happy
mQO1
he
plaln
than
the
deficit.
.ed
that
he
VM
f
""'
"
rrr.
tUpport
of
the
voters.
He
congratula-!
works
which
lt
had
been
planned
to!ted
the
ofS
Daily
Newi
on
lu
editorial
carry
on
through
the
past
year
lnclud-!thf
d4y
ln
whJcll
lt
had
a,ked
for
tne
ng
a
Voadw.y
on
Borden
Street
andJccopM,,,
T
,-rinwu
ui
of
everyone
evrryone
In
id
su
.upportlng:
one
on
on
Summit
Summlt
Avenue-
Avenue.
These
h,d
had
notith.
noti
the
mayor
m.vn-
who
had
k.h
k,
been
eie
k-
i
-
u.Piuiuih
HHJiorieu
SIOCKSI
on
our
home
markets.
Especially
great
progress
'has
been
made
in!0"'
the
production
of
seed
of
alfalfa,
malting
barley,
and
brownton
or1!""1
crrled
out
on
the
Mxln
ot
the
i
wclamition.
it
seemed
to
the
Rhode
Island
bent
grass.
Our
alfalfa
cron
increase
frnm
onann:
nspfCtor
'
Munlc'P,ltlM
h
ad
th.t
the
clty
DttMl
to
acres
in
1920
to
859.000
.rr.
in
:
L
,-'uuu
,
-
'
'
.
"us
icinarivauie
increase
has
been
brought
about
largely
by
the
development
of
FOX
RANCHING
IS
GROWING
INDUSTRY.
It
is
quite
possible
that
the
great
majority
of
people
in
Canada
Who.
frnm
timo
in
ifmo
wAnJ
i
a.
l.
.
sepaker
fom
formulate
a
expenditures
for
the
pat
three
or
four
time
mn
..
t
h...
mr.
i
supply
from
varieties
whfrh
nnrt"1'
our
own
seed
see.a
years;
TO!
fk.w
thett
ntt
.
to
attract
tmKutrle..
Going
back
Vr.rfVioi.1,
nnt-;
II
"."7"'"
vu
pci
ere
winters,
in
me
ravorable
snowing
made
by
the
c
ty
to
former
vears
the
sneaker
referred'
market
b!
SnJ
V!
qUa,t,ty'
Wh'Ch
ff"ds
8
ready
telephone
having
shown
a
surplus.
whra
tt
dfc,dfd
u
uriderUke
the
de-Hl.f?V
can
Produced
in
that
.
region.
In
British
Columbia
one-
by"w
"-jveiopment
of
Woodworth
lak.
power.1
district
ajone
gave
a
yield
of
0,000
pounds
of
timothy
seed
and
6,-
pI"ned
nd
the
mar"
"ld
"
WM
j
At
the'
present
time
be
believed
it
000
pounds
of
meadow
fescue
of
the
finest
quality.
Many
other
ex-'for
the
pp"
to
decWe
"
10
wnethw
important
that
the
city
obtain
power
fcy
amples
of
our
nrosrress
in
seed
v
rowing
miht
u
uj
n
i
.
'thl
would
be
can-led
out.
-
!Mm.
m..
,A
,,.
,,
...
i
..
...r.
.
...
w
wicu,
aii
mj
u
l
nu
i
-
,m
uic
great
possibilities
the
future
holds
for
this
industry.
his
place
as
a
manufacturing
city.
"If
no,
private
company
can
see
clear
to;
develdp
this
power,
then
the
city
must
!
go
ahead"
he
aald.
and
continued
"Ifi
tre
city
sells
or
give
away
its
utUlthn!
without
getting
a
good
bargain
it
would
be
foolish
I
am
not
such
a!
said
that
he
did
not
think
It
th
very
best
plan
available,
but
considered
that
the
details
could
be
worked
out
If
only
the
bylaw
were
passed.
The
former
police
oornrnlsaloncr
then
expressed
his
rtems
on
the
pMlce
situation
and.
refer,
ting
to
the
provincial
system
said
"I
do
not
like
lt."
Many
thing,
had
to
be
considered
In
the
matter
and
th
question
of
the
government
dictating
the
policy
of
policing
tbe
city
was
not
in
the
best
Interest
of
the
citizens
I.
II.
MVZEY
P.
H.
Linxey.
described
himself
as
a
new
rerun
and
spoke
of
hi
connection
with
the
labor
movement
having
''held
a
union
card
since
he
was
a
boy.
Just
yesterday
he
had
noticed
in
th
Dally
News
that
ten
year,
ago
he
had
held'
the
office
of
secretary
m
th
ifw.i
trades
and
labor
council.
He
then
quoted
again
from
th
Dally
News
of
a
year
o
whr
it
was
reported
that.
U
a
meeting
of
the
Trade,
and
Uobor
Council
held
then.
Alderman
Casey
had
moved
and
Alderman
Larson
had
seconded
a
resolution
approving
a
clean
city.
"I
am
of
the
firm
conviction
and
I
make
rq
bones
about
It
that
If
elect-
d.
I
wijl
seek,
to
ladt'ance
the
moral
Interest:
'of
the'
city"
said
the
speaker.
In
regard
to
the
plebiscite
he
consider
ed
mat
possibly
it
did
not
matter
much
as
to
how
it
went.
He
would
seek
to
carry
out
the
wishes
of
th
citizens
and
was
proud
tq
espouse
the.
principles
ot
labor.
Jas.
plaek
was
then
called
on
bv
th
chairman
and
aald
that
he
had
been
endorsed
by
tbe
Trade
and
Labor
Council
'and
stood
for
its
platform
which
he
then
read
and
commented
on.
Fuel
should
be
purchased
for
the
city
by
tender.
As
one
who
had
gone
around
to
the
different
distrlcU
with
th
petition
against
the
garbage
tax
he
waa
In
a
position
to
say
that
the
people
found
It
difficult
enough
in
the
outlying
sections
without
this
Increased
burden.
For
the
past
three
yesrs
he
had
been
on
the
library
board
and
the
growth
of
the
library
had
be"n
such
that
he
Jelt
the
city
would
have
to
provide
In
the
next
two
years
for
better
accommodation
a
the
present
building
was
not
adequate.
As
regarded
power,
the
speaker
aald.
the
city
had
alway.
been
too
late
and
Safe
Speedy
teller
Slop
Your
Rhtumatlim
fend
10c
for
tenerou
Irlsl
t
Tnn)lrtor..lortito.
Ci
ltd
Slbosrs
at
your
dVfIH'l
il?T
PriW
Beef
mjSmi
Flavour-I
ISBp
priffid
Beef
mKmJll
in
ofmlCabe.
"OATO"
Tomato
Omelet
3
tomatoes
3eggi
i
ot.
butter
Pepper
and
salt
1
Oxo"
Cut
Skin
and
cut
up
the
tomatoes.
Put
them
in
a
lined
saucepan
with
the
butter,
and
the
"Oxo"
mixed
with
a
little
hot
water.
Season
to
taste.
When
thor-ouchly
cooked,
mash
well;
break
in
the
eggs,
and
stir
over
the
fire
till
thick.
Spread
on
buttered
toast,
and
garnish
with
psrtlcy.
CHILDREN'S
PUZZLE
A
delight
to
every
child.
Two
picture-puzzles
in
one
72
pieces.
Sent
to
any
address
on
receipt
of
30
4OXOM
ube
wrappers.
wut.uaii.
iiirrcw
ana
10
in
'water
ACt
014
will
h.
fit,.
In
th.
.fl.
-r
-
p
..vu
.
.
U
V,
1
IC
U
1
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert.
Objectlona
to
th
application
mar
filed
with
the
aald
water
ttecorde
with
the
Comptroller
ot
Water
Rights
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria,
B.C..
within
thlrtv
day.
after
th
first
sp-
pearance
of
this
nolle
in
a
local
news-
paper.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
44
VCtt-llliTI
W.
IV
.tO.
ROBERT
M.
cunniE
WATER
NOTICE
If
it
had
to
go
outside
for
Dower
to:
out
of
nnn.m.
Applicant.
ItlVEKMOV
AMI
i:k
TAKE
NOTICE
that
l.n...
CM.I
k
-
"'"
oil,,
wiHine
address
Is
213-
-2nd
Ave.,
Prince
Ruuert.
"
"
"
licence
to
take
itnd
use
1
cubic
foot
per
second
of
water
creea,
vi.L,,
wnich
wiut;ji
tow
1IOWS
-
meet
the
further
requirements
It
i
?"tery
.
nl
dralna
Into
Crescent
Inlet.
would
take
at
least
two
year,
to
have
fVe
te'nSr't'h
I
Alderman
Brown
snoke
VirUflv
In
the
um
i-.oh
th.
n,
I
"
-
W
.
.
V
.
.
.
.
"
uCTtlVJJ
j
support
of
a
better
sewerage
system
as
ment
of
Bhawatlans
was
not
sufficient
Jit
had
been
demonstrated
that
the
aep."
as
it
would
be
necessary
to
go
some-:llc
tanks
had
not
been
a
success.
where
to
obtain
ten,
fifteen
or
twenty
,
IlKM'ONMiu.K
KMt
roi.iri:
thousand
horse
power.
I
Aid.
Brown
said
that
he
had
been
Uori.H
Kl.l.l'
HIOVIM
I
AI.H
snoro.
.ne
water
will
bt
diverted
from
J
t.rJm
"
polnt
bout
lJU0
f'e
ivi..
-
(nuuiu
aim
'
--
win
"
".
.
oe
used
MOW
1U
tor
-
domentlc
and
cinncry
purpoifii
upon
the
-w
-vie
ui
iBim
uwcriofa
it
uiiiiurvev
It
bOUt
lfl
rha
nil
antif
hnt
1
mouth
of
the
strV.m
'
one
of
those
responsible
for
the
bring.
Th
policing
of
the
city
was
a
very
'
Th'
notice
wa
posted
on
th
ground
ln?
the
provincial
police
h.r.
and
,f
Important
que.t.oh
and
Mr.
Black
'
eopv
Sf
this
n'ntir'i
Im"nit9i..-A
",c,1,u
io
m
water
Act."
Will
hm
flUii
In
hi
it
w
.
-
.
......
...
vs
uiikv
ui
ini
Xu,ter..Recoi'(lft
I,rlnc
Hupert.
B.C.
r.
7'
..z
"F'Taiion
,
may
oe
Hied
with
the
said
Wster
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rights,
Parliament
Buildings,
Victoria,
JJ.C,
within
thlrtv
days
after
tbe
first
ap.
peartnee
of
this
notice
in
a
local
.
news,
paper.
The
date
of
th
first
publication
U
December
20,
1620.
JAMFJJ
FIELD,
Applicant.
"OXO"
Cubesare
the
nourishing
principles
and
the
rich,
meaty
flavour
of
prime
beef
in
convenient,
economical
and
concentrated
form.
Such
a
help
in
solving
the
"daily
menu"
pro'blem!
"
OXO
"
adds
new.
entic
nj
savour
to
soups,
gravies,
stews,
hah,
croquettes
and
meat
pies
transforms
"left-overs"
into
delicious
dishes.
The
"OXO"
Cook-book
will
show
you
scores
of
delightful
recipes.
Send
for
it
today.
And
what
a
wonderful
beverage
is
a
cup
of
hot
"OXO."
It
sends
comforting
warmth
to
every
part
of
the
body
nourishes
invigorates.
Get
a
tin
of
"
OXO
"
Cubes
with
your
next
grocery
order.
After
one
trial,
you'll
never
be
without
a
tin
in
the
pantry.
OXO
LIMITED,
3S6
St.
Antolne
Street
Montreal
The
Great
Beef
Economy
Tins
of
4
cubes,
15c.
tin
of
10,
30c.
N.B.
To
ensure
quick
dissolving,
always
slice
the
cube
into
hot
water.
thought
th
police
at
present
In
th
ctty
were
"a
good
bunch
of
fellows"
and
th
ctty
could
very
well
adopt
(continued'
on
page
four
WATER
NOTICE
DIVKItMON
A
Ml
rsi:
TAKE
NOTICE
thst
Robert
M.
Currie.
whwe
address
Is
1410
8th
Are.
West,
Vancouver.
B.C.
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
use
fifty
gallons
per
minute
ot
Water
out
of
small
creek,
""".
......
.
W
WWMVMV.I
drains
Into
Huston
Inlet.
QO.
Islands,
about
1.000
fet
we-lerlf
from
miners'
Tsbln
at
head
of
Huston
Inlet.
The
water
will
be
diverted
tram
the
attraiii
at
a
point
about
300
feet
from
snore
line,
passing
through
twenty-four
acres
3?plled
for
under
iesie,
and
will
be
used
for
industrial
purpo.
upon
tha
land
described
as
applied
for
to
leas
at
head
of
Huston
Inlet,
Moresby
Island.
This
notice
waa
posted
on
th
rround
cn
the
eth
day
ot
December.
l2fl.
A
ropy
ot
this
notice
and
an
application
THE
ACME'S
FIFTH
ANNUAL
aasa
aaaoiaaaMMiaaoBBanaaBBOBaBBsBBMa
Temptation
SALE
To
clear
out
lirokcn
lines
heforc
htoclitnktriff,
prlren
have
Inert
Mill
further
reducer!.
LOOK
AT
Tim.SE
VALUES!
SPECIALS
FOR
MEN!
.Men'
Rrock
HnlH
ItcKtilur
vnlue
up
to
$7.r,0.
Temptation
S
'
I'r'ce
S5:t.!l.-
Men'n
Capit
Wolff,
Cooper
and
G.
&
C.
make.
Kecular
value
up
to
S,'J.r0.
Temptation
Sale
Price
.
.
.
SI
,ur,
Mcn'K
IlnndkerchlefH
Rem
Mltched,
regular
lCc
value.
Temp
tatlon
Sale
Price,
per
dozen
ir,c
Men'
Cotton
Socks
In
all
color,
black,
brown,
jtray,
puttv.
etc.
Regular
value
35c
Temptatlon-Salc
I'rfcc,
C
pair
fftr
.-,
Acme
Importers
Third
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TermH-Slrlclly
Cash.
ffo
charKe
arcounls
Mall
Orders
.promptly
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o.
i.
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STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Siillln(s
from
I'rlnce
Ruuert.
a
pT01'VEK"
V,rT,,KIA'
""J
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'"t
luy,
etc..
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t,
Kr
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ftr,
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